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S c h o o ls p u sh fo r ta x in c r e a seTba Ptymovih Caatoa school offleUla hold rairired hope that voien will approve a 4-alU ta i hike Moo- day, Jane 14, BOW that votere have sent Propoaal A to the aerap yard. A renewal o fl7 .74 mlUa will alao appear on the ballot as a separate qneotioo.

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In the wake of Wedneaday’a etate- wide election, Plymouth-Canton school officials are relieved Proposal A failed and adamant that passage of the 4-mill tax increase on the June 14 local ballot is a necessity.

The Gov. John En(ler-backed Proposal A would have raised the sales tax and lowered property taxes to finance schools. Plymouth-Canton Community Schools projected a $6-9- million shortfall if P ro p < ^ A passed, or a |4.9-million deficit if it failed.

Plymouth-Canton voters arill be asked next Monday to approve 4 mills for two years, and to renew 17.74

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For students at Central Middle School, this is the sunrise of life. For the residents at West Trail Nursing home, it’s nearing sunset. As a host of talented students performed for their elderly neighbors, the two intersected for a while on a recent afternoon. It b ro u ^ t smiles as b r i^ t as the noonday sun.

As the residents, most of them in wheelchairs, l i s te n ^ Michele Baldor read a poem. Delaine Andrxejewski danced. Natalie Ferin and Erin Griffith read poems. Jessica Carlson danced. Amanda Hamlin and Laura Coates danced. Brandon Jones played an instrument. Julie Guelfoyle recited. Jenny Webbe danced. Rosa Hernandez read an original poem. Ballerina Jackie Lukens danced. Susan Szubeck played the piano. Lauren Campbell danced. Katie Wildfong sang. Kate Szubeck and Elizabeth Eisner also took part in the festivities, in the activity room at the Ann Arbor Trail nursing home.

“It’s kind of scary,” said Jessica, a jazz dancer. “A lot of the people are bed-ridden. “We have come here a few times, and have gotten to know some of the people. At first when you come you have mixed emotions. You don't know if you should feel happy or said. But then you feel good Im-

mills in two separata ballot questions.

“We hope Gov. Engier isn't vindictive in terms of kids’ education,” said Ray Hoedel, the district’s associate superintendent for business and finance. “Prior to A, he put together an executive plan whereby assessments based on 60 percent would be reduced to 46 percent Maybe that's being discussed right now in Lansing. Whatever they do, schools — if they are to maintain any stability — need a little there to absorb if there’s a major change.

“The state could introduce and pass ’gotcha’ legislation impacting kids’ lives. That could happen over

night.” added Hoedel.* ^ e find ourealvse erith the state at

Michigan still struggling. In that struggle, we are losing fiinde. They are eroding K-12 education. To maintain programs and services, we need the 4 mills,” he said.

Potential cuteIf the millage fails, the district is

projecting $4.6 million in cute. Still laid off after last year’s cuts of $4.9 million are 26 employees. Projected are additional layoffs of 42 teachers end other staff, including nine administrators. The clerical and maintenance budgets would be cut 10 percent.

The district would further cut costs by boarding up the tam new elementary schools in Canton; eliminating high school and middle school sports and extracurricular activities; cut custodial overtime; close school

buildings to the puhlic, dose the Can- tral Middle School pool; rsatnicturs the gifted program; ellminata textbook purrhesee; reduce equipment purchaaee and vocational education supplies; reduce central office sup- pliee; and reduce the co-op budget.

“We are fiKing cute on top of cute,” said Hoedel.

District and millags campaign offi- dals responded to several questions being raised by voters, who ere asking why the millage is needed in tight of the new development and assessment increases now reaping t4.6 million for the district.

“Under normal drcumstances, that would cover ue,” said Didi Egli, community relations director.

“The state is eroding state a i^ ” said Hoedel. “We are using 82 million to replenish the fund balance the state adped out last year. Plus we

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Laura Coates performs for residents at West Trail Nursing Home.

cause you are doing something for them,” she said.

Students brought their own taped music. After their show, they visited with the residents.

West Trail maintenance worker and laundry aide Daryl Fair took time out fiom his duties to catch a performance. “The residents eqjoy this. They really like it,” Fair said.

“I came a couple times and got so sad I cried. 1 just had my Gramma

die,” said Laura Coates. “I know I’m doing good for other people, so I shouldn’t think of myself, Imt them,” she said.

“The children have a new understanding of old people,” said teacher Margo Panko, who accompanied the children along with teacher Joan Davis.

“They have a much greater appreciation. They see this is what arill happen to all of us one day. It’s teaching

them to appreciate those around us, and to take time to share with their grandparents,” added Panko, whose mother lives at West Trail and, like many of the residents, suffers from Alzheimer’s disease.

Lauren Campbell eqjoyed dancing for her audience. "The first time we came, it seemed like people didn’t want to pay attention, tmt they realty heard. You know it really helps cheer up their day. I t’s nice to be able to do something for them.”Inmate testifies that doctor offered bribe

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A nine-year saga of the Canton microbiologist chaiged with murdering his wife by wrapping her face with duct tape continues with a new trial centered on an inmate who claims Charles Fisher bribed him to take the rap. >

Fisher was frae on bond awaiting his third trial on first-degree murder chargee when he was arrested on felony chargee of perjury and attempting to obstruct justioe. The first charge carries up to five years in prison, a ^ the second is a 2Vk year felony.

A jury eras cfaoaan and the inmate, R i c a ^ Bush, took the stand last week in WayiM County Circuit Court. Bush daim s Fisher told him in prison that he taped his wife’s noae and

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mouth and watched her fode.Bush, who is serving a 10- to 16-

year prison sentence for habitual breaking and entering chargee, was promised he would get a lower prison term based on good behavior in exchange for his testimony.

Bush told Wayne County Prosecutors that he received 1300 in prison tokens from Fisher, who Bush said promised to pay him $1,500 if ho would say ho, and other inmates.

broke into the couple’s Canton house in 1964.

Fisher allegedly quizzed Bush about details of how his arlfo, Ella Maria Mercado Fisher, was ambushed and what their Thomwood house looked like.

Visiting Wayne County Circuit Court Judge Thomas Roumall remanded Fisher to Jail adthout bond aaraiting his murder trial.

’Two juries found Plshar guilty of murdering his arife. The firxt tr ia l '

throam out due to a comment made by the prosecutor, and the second was reversed by the Michigan Supreme Court ruling a diary kept by Mercado Fisher should not have been admitted into testimony, because it was hear- say.

Since the perjury and obstruction chargee occurred while Fisher was in prison, any sentences would be con- secudva to any sentence he might rocaiva for the homicide case.

Other witnesses in the latest trial include Wayne County Prosecutor Michael R e ^ ld s , arho receivad the letter from Buah allaging that Fisher triad to bribe him; the victim’s parents, Bvelyo arid Manuel Mercado.

A trial date for the murder charge has not yet been aot

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AbrahAin Linooln OMfDorabilia in tha midwMt could be bouaad at the Plymouth HiatoHcal Museum — and that could bring some recognition to the city.

Museum director Beth Stewart and Weldon Petx, who amassed the collection, say bringing the collection permanently to Plymouth is so far just an idea and nothing is set.

But Stewart said the Plymouth Historical Society is looking into how money could be raised to pay for the collection and expand the museum on Main Street to house it.

be easier in Plymouth than at U- M or Wayne State,” he said.

As to the coat to bring the collection bare, ”I’m not sure at this point,” be said. Stewart eatimated it could cost $60,000 to renovate the museum building to house the collection. *

Petx, 71, said he first got interested in Lincoln when his parents gave him a book on the subject when he was a boy.

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“I was always interested in Lincoln, but not only as a political figure,” he said.

“It's a wonderful opportunity for us,” Stewart said.

The collection includes 40,000 pieces, including postcards, letters and photographs — some of which are on ambrotype and never before printed.

Petx was asked to appear on PBS Channel 56 in Detroit when the popular "The Civil War” series was shown a few years ago, to comment on episodes. Some of his Lincoln photographs were used by historian Shelby Foote — a star of “The Civil War” — in one of his recent books.

Parts of the collection have been shown at the Plymouth museum, and Petz — who lives in Oakland County — has friends here.

It would take at least five years, Petz said, before the collection could go hom his home to the Plymouth Historical Museum.

"We could have a permanent, changing exhibit on Lincoln," Stewart suggested.

Arts council drops plans for WUcoxMiU

Plana to t u n tba historic Wilcox Mill into a haadquar- tars for tha Plymouth Community Arts Council have been acrappod.

Tha mill, at Wilcox Road and Hinas Drive, had been targeted for renovation as a permanent home for the arts council. Original plans called for classroom space, an art gallery and offices.

“There were several factors considered in the decision,” said Christine lias, arts council executive director.

“Preliminary site tests revealed the n e ^ for additional reconstructive work, increasing our original budget, $765,000,

by at least 20 percent,” shesaicL

Also, Wayne County officials were not able to aria a state Department of Natural Raaources grant that would have helped pay for tha renovation.

"With coaU spiraling upward, even before we broke ground, the board felt the mill project would be detrimental to the purpose and programs of the PCAC,” Has said.

An arts council focility committee is reviewing the Plymouth area for a new site, she added.

The arts council currently operates out of an upstaira office on Main Street off of Kellogg Park.

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Besides that, Petz said he'd like to see the collection move to Plymouth because it would be more accessible to school groups.

“They should have the ability to use archival material. It would

Petz has written three books on Lincoln and has lectured on the former president around the state.

The museum’s annual $65,000 budget is paid for through museum admissions and from an an-

Lincoln collector: Dr. Weldon P etz’s 40,000-piece Lincoln collection could someday be housed in Plymouth.

nual trust fund. To raise money to pay for the collection and renovate the museum, historical soci

ety members would have to seek corporate or other donors, Stewart said.

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David ArtleyCanton reaident 15 years

• EmploymetU: Director of Devdopmomt, Human Services Department, Kalamaaoo County Adminietratutn• Education: bockeUtr'e degree. Eastern Michigan University

trustee, Pfymouth-Canton school board, Pfymouth Rotarimn; CtuUon Historic District Commission; Western Wayne Hoepiee Foundation; Ptymouth-Canton Si atanee Abuse Task Force.

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• Employment: retired teacher• Education: degrees from Wayne State arui Eastern Michigan Universities

pastor. Reorganised Church of Jeeus Christ of Latter Day Saints.

"Majrbe he should rwLre. 1 think we need a new superintendent. I would like to see one that's more approachable with teachers and arith the public. It ’s almoet impossible to get past h is aecrotariea. I don't think he ia accessible enough. I amuld like to see the auperin- tondent visit schools from time to tim e. I don't think he ia so busy he couldn’t v isit the high school. Com munication is a problem in th is d istrict.”

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Terry ChuhranCanton resident 22 years

• Employment: metallurgical technician, Masco Research and Development• Education: associate degrees from Schoolcraft College, Working on bachelor's degree at Wayne State University

assistant hockey coach, Michigan Am ateur Hockey Association.

“I th ink we need some fresh blood, only because I think are need someone who w ill be coming up arith new ideas and a new approach to the way the district ia handled. I hope we arill get someone in here who arill pay particular attention to math and science. The whole nation is behind in that area.”

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Steve KIliJancyzkCanton resident 14 years

• Employm ent: systems analyst. Hospice o f Southeastern Michigan• Education: bachelor’s degree from John Carroll University in Cleveland, Ohio, m aster’s degree from the University o f Chicago.

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member. Canton Advisory Council; Allen Elementary parent advisory group; treasurer, Pickwick Village subdivision.

T m neutral on Hoben. He has value and years of experience. We don’t have anyone ready to step in . W hat’s the point of removing him ?”

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pastoral adviser for Mid-states Regional Youth Council o f the Moravian Church; I Care and Reproductive Health committees; Business Education Partnership; hospice board; marching band boosters board o f directors; Community Foundation board.

‘D r . Hoben needs to retire, but I would like to see him serve in a capacity as superintendent em eritus. I don’t d islike the m an. He has made wonderful accomplishments. It ’s not a personal issue. But it’s past time. Adm inistration is perceived as being an ivory tower environment, not responsive to the conununity. We need a communicator; someone comfortable w ith people who can work not only w ith people in the community, but w ith staff and teachers.”

K id s ready for sum m er readingBy Kevin BrownStaff W arm

frhere are lots of kids into summer reading in Plymouth and Canton, and libraries and bookstores are gearing up.

Jackie Powers, owner of the Little Professor Book Center, said kids book sales ore on the rise.

"This is an outstanding summer for young readers,” Powers said, adding some popular kids reading series are expanding.

Book series for elementary to preteen kids have grown in popularity in recent years.

"The most popular kinds of th in p are T h e Baby Sitter Club’ and ‘Pee Wee Scouts,’ ” said Pam Rawlinson, who coordinates children’s reading services for the Plymouth District Library.

“Tbe kids seem to really get into the series,” Rawlinson said.

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vices librarian at the Canton Public Library, agreed.

“The kids like that because they get familiar with the characters and they con read about them; there’s the ‘Sweet Valley Twins,’ and the ‘American Girls’ series,” he added.

“Kids are really into horror stories, things that scare them; they like that a lot,” Persons said. “Older elementary kids still epjoy books about kids experiencing the same things they experience.”

While Rawlinson said children’s series are more popular now than when parents were kids, classics including ‘Black Beauty,’ ‘Alice In Wonderiand’ and ‘Little Women’ are still read.

Both libraries offer summer reading programs. In Plymouth, parents read to kids in the Read to Me program, and kids may also participate in the Make s Splash summer reading program.

In both programs, parents or kids record titles of books that are read and kids can receive bookmarks, stickers and stamps.

The Canton library also has a summer reading program plarmed for kids in grades 1-8. "About 1,300 kids enrolled lost year, this year we’re hoping for more,” Persons said.

Powers said that among new books scheduled for release this summer is a new "American Girls” novel, s new series of “Little House on the Prarie” books, and some old favorites including “Curious George” adventures released in book and audio form.

Other plarmed releases include “Rabbit-Cadabra” about a humorous vampire rabbit, Burmicu- la; “The Emerald City of Ox,” printed in emerald-green ink; and movie tie-ins including “Jurassic Park.”

Vogras reinstated at new jobB y P at Murphy Rtaff Warras

'The official who fired Ken Vo- graa as head of the West Bloomfield water department would like his reinstatement on July 6 to be a new beginning.

“As far as I’m concerned, this is his chance to start anew,” Supervisor GeraldiiM "Jeddy” Hood said Friday, referring to a decision by the personnel committee of the town board to reverse Vogras’ dismissal.■ While critics of Hood say there

indeed may be a new beginning V Vogras, they also think the way she handled the episode rap- rtannts a serioua mi^udgment on tbe part of tbe supaMaor — the kind of miscalculatioa that may affset Hood’s relationship arith other members of the town board.

"T hia (th e V ogras opisoda) raises seriou s q u estio n s ab ou t bar Judgm ent,” sa id truotoe M ichael A. Schw arts. “P artk u lariy bar de- d sio n to hire a private d stectiv e to spy on Vogras.

"She d id som eth in g w ithou t •n th o r isa tio n o f th e board . . . md it look s lik e sh e w ant o ff half-

ed without pay from his job for 30 days, but reinstated after that at foil salary and benefits.

“While it is impossible to conceive of a way in which this kind of intentional misconduct could be explained away as a simple mistake or oversight,” the committee concluded in its report, “thia Committee finds that termination of him is too severe a discipline.”

The report is signed by trustees Raymond Holland, Marc Shul- man and Dennis Vatsia.

The committee agreed — as Hood ollagsd — Vogras falsified time records.

But it diaM>*«(l ^ supervisor about there being encaigh evidence to conclude Vogras had unautboriaod abeonces from work or that he misused a tosmahip

V ogras and h is attorney th ey w ould n ot appeal th e m itte s’s d sc ialon . B eyond th ey d eclin ed to nomman t.

H ood, w ho sus pended V ogm s w ith pay and h sa s ilt s on M arch I I , sa id sh e aeeap ts th e cwm mlt- toa’s a etlo a , even though it gtea egdaoi her d od olon . ”1 sp en t m uch o f T h u ia d iv ta lU a g w ith p ea a le ia th e A nd th ey seam wUUag to V o v a s w han ha

look St how Vogras was running the 20-employee department. Hood said. That was in January, roughly two months after being elected to office.

Instead of confronting Vogras directly, Hood hired private detective Ronald Dudley of Waterford to watch the water department supervisor and document some of his actions during the 11- day period beginning Feb. 19.

'Trustees were critical of Dudley’s work as well as the decision to hire him.

“U pon its review o f th ia ev id en ce,” th e com m ittee report sa y s, " tb e C om m ittee b elieves th a t Mr. D udley’s testim o n y and th e v id eo tap e, a t b est, ia (ok) ia - o on d oa ive fcr th ere are m any gaps ia th e su rveillan ce a s to th e d a tes aad ttasoa srhsn th is sur- v eilla a o e eras con d ucted .”

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G olfers ra ise green for ch arityMore than 200 golfers took to

the greens last week to raise $15,000 for the Canton Community Poundation.

The T hird Annual Jack Demmer Ford Canton Community Foundation Golf Outing for Charity drew business people and government leaders from Western Wayne County for a breakfast, lunch, dinner and golfing extravaganza Thursday at Fellows Creek in Canton.

■ In addition to tho $15,000 ralsod by more than 200 golfers In tho third annnal Jack Demmer Ford Canton Commnnlty Foundation Qolf Outing for Charity, PuHe Homes turned over a check for $5,000 and Waste Manage* ment donated $20,000.

open to close. Free $2 off discount. ride coupons are available at; Kroger Supermarkets. Special' ride prices for children less than 48 inches tall will be offered from noon to 5 p.m. on Saturday.

For information on additional', ride promotions or for a schedule' of events, call the fair hot line at 591-6362.

Taking a swing: Plym outh city commissioner Bill M cAninch is in ten t on making this shot a good one.

The money will go to human service program, like scholarships, sponsored by the foundation.

An awards banquet was held at the end of the day, with a

night of tributes to Canton Supervisor Thomas Yack. He was given proclamations of honor by the state legislature, the Wayne County Board of Commissioners, the City of Plymouth and Plymouth Township.

He was honored for his accomplishments during five years as supervisor.

In addition to the $15,000, Pulte Homes turned over a check for $5,000 and Waste Management donated $20,000.

The foundation goal is to raise $250,000 this year.

For the record, the winning golf team was a group represented by American Yazaki, in Canton.

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have ongoing increases in expenditures in all areas of the budget.” Another $750,000 in district funds is being held in escrow while a lawsuit over tax-base sharing lingers in the courts.

Long-term changesThe district’s fund balance —

or contingency fund — is down to zero. It should be 10 percent of the budget, according to the schools’ auditors, Hoedel said.

“Maybe the school board is inefficient. Maybe they’re not good business people. But we have to deal with what’s in front of us,” said Hugh Harsha, publicity co-chair for the millage committee.

While school raises “will never be the same,” the district had good reason to grant teachers a 3- percent raise, a cost to the district of $1.5 million, officials say. The 42 teachers and employees to be cut if the millage fails will mean a savings of $1.3 million.

“To avoid strikes or adding antipathy to the situation, we took care of that ahead of time,” said Pat Liljestrand. “We let voters know there was a cost of living adjustm ent given ahead of time. Who loses if there is a strike? Our teachers aren’t overpaid compared to other districts.”

“It boils down to what kind of quality do we want to maintain?” said E ^i.

What of the teachers’ buy-out some projected would have saved the district $1.5 million? “We didn’t get into any serious potential of that,” said Hoedel. “It’s not that cost effective. We have 26 teachers still pink-slipped.” It’s difficult to project what the savings would total, as a buy-out would occur over three years, said Egli.

Teachers have been asked by the district for a 3-percent give- back. The district hasn’t received a response yet, said Hoedel.

“1 don’t think raises will ever be the same again because we are

tirement costs (over the next three years). The state always paid that, and it amounts to about $8 million. Now we have to absorb it. It’s the same we know with the health plan. It has to be cut back. 'The good times are long gone,” Hoedel said.

Egli said that while a renewal has never failed in Plymouth- Canton, “we aren’t taking it for granted. It’s nearly half our budget,” said Egli.

“I don’t think anyone has looked at it carefully. It would be virtual disaster," said Harsha.

Restorations on the list should

taining current levels of school programs and services; opening two elementary schools; maintaining a full school day, keeping athletic and extracurricular activities; eliminating participation fees; purchasing teaching supplies; maintaining transportation; providing marching band funds; enhancing the student assessment testing budget; exploring extension of media center hours; and providing funds for contingencies.

The Road Knights will present its annual Car and Hot Rod Show| and “Barn ’93” beginning 10 a.m.' Sunday. '

The show will be at the Wilson Barn, 29350 W. Chicago a t Middlebelt in Livonia.

Besides the automobile exhibition, they’re will be an Auto Swap Meet, arts and crafts sale, food for sale, pony rides for the children, and music.

General admission is a $2 donation at the gate.

Proceeds will benefit Wilson Barn, a non-profit organization. The show is co-sponsored by Friends of the Barn. The Wilson Bam, a national historic site, ia the birthplace of the milk hauling business in Michigan.

A special feature of this year’s show will be a safety inspection by the National Street Rod A ^ - ciation. Another feature will’ be the Roush Racing Mobile Muse

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A. Engler is smart enough to restrain his tongue, but the western s ta te po litic ians around him are fuming at “Detroit.”

House GOP cospeaker Paul Hillegonds of Holland: ‘T o night the state sort of divided in two. It's like two separate states in how they view the worid.”I, Gubernatorial press agent

„ John Truscott: " It’s really a , phame when we can cany 70 _ counties and have one area decide the fate of the whole

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Posthumus: “They (who voted no) benefitted from the present jystem .”

Grand Rapids Press news headline; “Area voters endorse proposal but can’t counter Detroit ballots.”

E n ^ e r “The metro area has a higher level of alienation. 'There’s less sense of community” with the rest of the state. “When we got to the W’s (in counties), we were leading.”>, Q. la th a t view of “De- .trolt” Justified?

A. No. There were four clear pockets of opposition to Proposal A:■ Oakland, Macomb and suburban Wayne counties. Even though school boards endorsed

„A> taxpayers would have /received little property tax re

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-Saginaw and Bay City, the lat- %ter three on the 1-75 corridor.J i Six Upper Peninsula coun- ; ties around Marquette.

Q. Why would Detroit, w ith so much to gain, vote no?

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PowiervUle, suppocted A but bUaaad the GOP laadanhip for alienating Detroit by recalling the Coho Hall refinancing bill from Bugler’s desk after the Lagialeture had passed i t

The Coho HaU bUl had a nuqor impact on what thay did in Detroit 'The issue was tru s t Dave Holmes. D-Detroit who rarely says anything, said, T m not taking this layin’ down. You’re not doing this to my city.’ . . Engler was part of i t It (Detroit’s negative vote) should not have been a surprise.”

Sen. Jack Faxon, D-Farm- ington Hills, an opponent said: “The governor put it as three counties versus 80. Those three counties have 50 percent of the people. 'The people showed a lot better Judjpnent than the organisations who were pushed and cajoled into supporting i t ”

Q. W hat will happen now?A. A reporter put it best

“Robin H o ^ is back, and he’s madder than poop,” or something like th a t

Q. M eaning?A. Engler and legislators

who supported tax base sharing will take away every state dollar suburban schools get for pensions and categorical aid.

That’s the reason many out- of-formula suburban school boards supported A — they feared the wrath of Enêr, Sen. Dan DeGrow, R-Port H uron, and Rep. Jam es O’Neill, D-Saginaw, on ca- tegoricals.

Q. How does Engler Justify th a t w rath?

A. He points to Bridgman, a Lake Michigan shoreline district with a nuclear plant.

“I t’s unsupportable,” Engler said, “that Bridgman levies 8 mills, spends $7,000 per pupil and still gets a $400,000 check from the state. They won’t get that check. And they’ll have to go to 9 mills.”

Q. Bridgm an la one thing, b u t w hat about the Novis, N orthviliea, Farm ingtons, LIvoniaa, S w thfie lds, Troys, South R edfords. . .?

A. E nêr and the western legislators make straw men of the three B’s — Birmingham, Bloomfield Hills anid Bridgman — as examples of super wealth. 'They don’t talk about the others.

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the Livoaia League ef Woaiaa Voters poaed throe quaetieas to caadidatea ru aa iag for the Schoolcraft College Board of Truateea.

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Six candidatea are aeeking three aeate oo the board — om four-year term end tiro aix-yoer terma.

The election la Monday, June U

Squaring off for one four-year term are Winifred Fraaer of North villa and Richard DeVriea of Livonia.

Seeking the two aix-yeer terma are Catherine Broedbent of Weat- land, Linda Chuhran of Canton Townahip, John Walsh of Livonia and Patricia Watson of North- ville.

F raser, appo in ted to the Schoolcraft bMrd in January, is a retired from Wayen State University, where she was an associate dean in the graduate school. She holds bachelor’s and master’s degree in psychology and a doctorate in philosophy.

Fraser is g member of several boards, including the Child/ Youth Initiative of Detroit/ Wayne County, the Visiting Nurse Association of Southeastern Michigan and the Michigan Department of Health Prevention

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vies chairwoman of the Waatarn Michigan Uaiveraity Board of 'TruaUoa and ia a formar maosbar of the Livonia Family YMCA Board of Diractora.

Sha aarvoa m a paar counaalor at tha Schooicraft’a Woman’a Ra- souroa Cantar.

DtVriaa ia rstired from tha Livonia Public Schoola, where be worked for more than 30 yean.

Ha h o l^ a bachelor’■ dapee in math from the Unviversity ofMichigan. His postgraduate work includes course work at U-M, Eastern Michigan University and Wayne State University.

DeVries coached the Churchhill School debate team from 1985 to 1992 and coached boys baseball from 1966 to 1992. He ia a member of the Livonia Optimists Club and charter member of the Livonia Arts Commission.

He is active in the Republican Party and has served as a precinct delegate, a member of what was formerly the Wayne 2nd Congressional Committee and a delegate to the state convention.

Broadbent holds a bachelor’s of science degree in business management from Madonna University. She received an associate’s degree in business administration from Schoolcraft. She is a graduate of Churchill High School.

She is the director of human re-

touross for Plymouth Towasklp.'Tba Bsothar of two achool-ags

childna. Broodbaat ia aetiva la tha Michigan Metro Girl Scouts. She waa tha governmaatal chairwoman of tha Plymouth Coauau- nity Uaitad Way Annual Fuad Campaign and vice chairwoman of the Madonna University Car- porata Fund Campaign in 1992.

She ia membar of tba pareoanal committee of the Conference of WeeUro Wayne.

Chuhran holda five aaaociate’s degrees (marketing and applied management, general buainaaa, coametology management, small busineaa management and libaral arta/general studiaa) from Schoolcraft College. She bm a bachalor’s of science degree from Madonna and a master’s of science degree in administration from that school.

Chuhran is a senior accountant at General Motors Corp. and a member of the National Aaaocia- tion of Accountanta and the American Society of Professional and Elxecutive Women. She was formerly the clerk in Canton Township.

Walsh is an attorney with Lewis, White A Clay of D etroit He holds a bachelor’s degree in international relations from James Madison College at Michigan State University and a law degree from Wayne State University. He is a graduate of Garden City East

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WataoB. who works aa a pay- chologlat at Providatsoa Hoapitid in Southfiald. holds a bachalor’a degwa frtMD Aquinas Collage in Grand Raplda, a maatar’s dsgraa from S t Francis (3oUags ia Indiana and a doctorata bom tha Uni- veraity of Datroit

Sha haa sarved on tha Schoolcraft board sioca sha was appoiat- ad in 1991.

Sha is a member of the American Psychological Association, the Northville Business and Pro- foaaional Woman’s Organixation and tha Michigan League of Women Voters. She serves as a consultant to the Salvation Army and Edwin Denby Memorial Children’s Home in Detroit

Registered voters in the school districts of Livonia, Clarenceville, Plymouth Cnaton, Garden City and Northville are eligible to vote in the Schoolcraft race.

Schoolcraft trustees are not paid. Other Schoolcraft trustees are Mary Breen of Plymouth Township, Michael Buriey C an to n T o w n sh ip , H arry Greenleaf of Livonia and Steve Ragan of Plymouth.

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Winifred Fraser: Appointed to the Schoolcraft board in January, she is seeking a four-year term.

Richard DeVries: Retired after nearly 30 years as a Livonia school teacher, he is seeking a four-year term on the Schoolcraft board.

Catherine Broadbent: Thedirector o f hum an resources for Plymouth Township, she is seeking a six-year term on the Schoolcraft board.

Linda Chuhran: A n accountant a t GM, she is seeking a six-year term on the Schoolcraft board.

John Waish: The Livonia attorney was appointed to the board in January. He is seeking a six-year term.

Patricia Watson: Appointed to the board in 1991, she is seeking a six-year term on the Schoolcraft board.

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1. W hat would you do to en- hanea th e accep tab ility of Schoolcraft credits a t four-year institutions?

Acceptability of Schoolcraft credits is firmly eatabliahed. Close cooperation with 32 four- year colleges in Michigan allowed the development of Transfer Guides. If the student works with the transfer guide and a counselor, Schoolcraft credits transfer easily. And our transfer students consistently earn h i^ e r grade point averages than other transfer students.

2. How do you see in stitu tions like Schoolcraft fitting into the proposed job re tra in ing program In an era of steadily declining sta te ftinds for community colleges?

While state cuts affect Schpol- craft’s general fund, re-training programs are funded through JPTA’s proposal procedure. Submitting worthwhile proposals as we have in the past should maintain our funding level. Schoolcraft also develops retraining agreements with the private sector through our Business Development office. This activity would receive greater emphasis.

3. In your opinion, what th ree problems a t Schoolcraft need the m ost atten tion firom the trustees?

Cost containment while assuring quality education will be a tremendous problem since state aid has been continuously decreasing. Maintaining a sufficient number of full time faculty to ensure quality education will continue to be a challenge. Achfewng broaderpuhtiC rec^pli^ tion of the quality and community resources Schoolcraft offers is crucial.

1. What arould you do to enhance the accep tab ility o f Schoolcraft cred its a t four-year institutions?

Schoolcraft has working relationships with most colleges and universities in Michigan. Schoolcraft’s credits are respected. The problem is that some four-year institutions do not accept community college credits for graduation requirements. Students are asked to take testa or often repeat courses to take higher level courses and/or graduate.

I would ask the administration review the current articulation agreements, reworking those that need change.

2. How do you see in stitu tions like Schoolcraft College fitting into the proposed job retrain ing program in an era of steadily declining s ta te funds for community colleges?

Schoolcraft should take advantage of any available programs to help train students. Schoolcraft already works directly with area businesses on specific retraining projects. Fitting new programs into this format would be a very direct use of funds.

State funding has declined beginning in 1992-1993 school year. The state provides about 26 percent of the Scbooclraft revenue. Any federal, state or business program that increases funding and trains students should be encouraged.3. In your opinion, w hat th ree problems a t Schooicndl need the most atten tion from the trustees?

1. Schoolcraft College must increase the number of full time faculty members. Part-time instructors should be provided extensive training to insure competency.

2. ^hoolcraft must make a greater effort to comply immediately with the American Disabilities Act.

3. The c o t l ^ sfaotitd evaluate all equipment used for instruction. Outdated and older equipment must be replaced.

1. W hat would you do to enhance th e accep tab ility o f Schoolcraft credits a t four-year institutions?

Schoolcraft College currently has agreements with several dos- en state and private colleges concerning the acceptance of transfer credits. To enhance acceptability at additional colleges, graduation testing, similar to the ASSET test required of incoming Schoolcraft students, may provide the necessary assurance to these colleges of post-secondary skills developed at Schoolcraft.

2. How do you see institu tions like Schoolcraft College fitting into the proposed job retra in ing program in an era of steadily declining state ftmds for community colleges?

This is one way for the college to enhance their revenue picture and self-promote at the same time by capturing retraining funds. According to the Hudson Institute report, the average worker will change jobs seven times in their life. This means continual training, retraining and learning opportunities.

3. In your opinion, what three problems a t Schoolcraft need the most attention from the trustees?

1. Competition from other educational institutions.,

2. Revenue enhancements other than tax dollars, state aid and tu ition such as grants, business/education partnerships, fund-raising and expanded facility use.

3. Compliance with ever changing laws such as the Americans with DisabilitieB Act a s i t pertains to retraining of teachers, physical access and employment issues.

1. W hat would yon do to enhance th e acceptab ility of Schoolcraft credits a t four year institutions?

Schoolcraft has a high level of acceptance, currently. Structuring course element with very specific focus on program identification for specialised skill training will enhance student enrollment and assist students to concentrate on career development and a stronger association with a four year program instead of two years general studies education.

2. How do you see institu tions like Schoolcraft fitting into the proposed job re tra in ing program in an era of steadily declining sta te funds for community colleges?

Schoolcraft can easily find a market to coordinate college programs assisting employers changing job descriptions with transitional skill training and career pathing. Employers will fund the cost when courses are structured to benefit their unique specialized needs. Corporate funding will offset funding and enhance student involvement.

3. In your opinion, what th ree problems a t Schoolcraft need the m ost attention from the trustees?

Long range growth development to include extension of programs and facilities to accommodate a changing work force with continual course curriculum upgrades; implementation of student affordability programs and improvements to various student services currently provided; gain considerable private industry involvement with program design, facilities, course instruction and funding.

1. What would you do to enhance the accep tab ility of Schoolcraft credits a t four year Institutions?

Schoolcraft credits are presently acceptable at over 25 four year institutions through articulation agreements. As trustee, I will urge the administration to pursue articulation agreements with additional four year institutions as well as encouraging our counseling staff to work closely with students to assure compliance with such agreements.

2. How do you see in stitu tions like Schoolcraft College fitting into the proposed job retra in ing program in an era of steadily declining sta te ftmds for community colleges?

Schoolcraft already participates in retraining programs with private businesses. It is important that Schoolcraft be involved in retraining citizens, who in a rapidly changing economy require new skills to compete. Retraining courses should 1m provided as the budget allows, but should not cause a reduction in resources allocated to traditional two year students.

3. In your opinion, what th ree problems a t Schoolcraft need the moat attention from the trustees?

The three immediate problems/ concerns requiring attention from the trustees are; the impact of declining state aid to the college, the retirement of over 30 percent of the faculty and the staff in the next five years, and commimity recognition of the excellent courses and programs available at Schoolcraft.

1. W hat would you do to enhance th e accep tab ility o f Schoolcndl cred its a t four year institutions?

Schoolcraft has agreements with 32 four-year institutions in Michigan to guarantee the transfer of credits. Mandatory counseling is also provided with a “transfer guide” to insure courses transfer. The guide is provided by four- year institutions to facilitate this proces. Students need to access academic counseling if questions arise.

2. How do you see institu tions like Schoolcraft College fitting into the proposed job re tra in ing program in an era o f steadily declining s ta te ftinds for community colleges?

Schoolcraft constantly seeks to obtain grants and funding to address the employment needs of our communities. This effort is another innovative strategy to insure our financial stability. Schoolcraft College has o b ta in ^ five grants fiom a fund for job training and adult education in 1992-1993 for a to ta l of $342,541.00

3, In your opinion, w hat th ree problems a t Schoolcraft need the moat atten tion Arora the trustees?

1. Uncertain funding from state of Michigan revenues and the resulting impact to the college.

2. Meeting the ever-changing needs of providing the best academic grounding, technical education and career preparation.

3. Maintain the quality of staff as are face a rate of 30-50 percent retirement arithin five years.

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Athletes come in many shapes and sizes, yet constant visions of physically superior “supa-bcings" pushing themselves to the limits seem to plague the minds of most Americans. Thisfidlacy

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threatening decisions throughout a challenging three-hour race, displaying a level of concentration worthy of any athletic event.

Brayton set his sites on car racing eariyinlife. The son offbrmer Indy car driver Lee Brayton, Scott has been racing cars since he received a go-cart for his fifth birthday. Scott moved up fiom racing go-carts to open-wheel formula cars and the Formula Ford series. In 1981, Brayton, who hails fiom C'oldwi

ing a test of athletic ability? The car expends all of the eneigy, not the driver.’

The rationale becomes clear when you examiiK the word “athlete.” An athlete is someone who takes part in competitive sports. No one can deny that racing can is a competitive sport. So although race car driven like Scott Brayloa ftv example, may not be able to run a mile inurider five minutes or bring in the winnii^ run in the ninth iwnii^ they can make hunikeds of Hfc-

Brayton started his Indy car career by driving partial campaigns almost exclusively for his family’s team. However, he nude his mark in I98S when he set a track-record lap time of 214.99 mph atal qualified with a four-lap average speed of 212.3S4 on opening day of the Indy 300. This year. Scott, sponsored by First of America Bank, will drive No. 22, Amway's Winning Spirit indy Car in the Detroit PPG Indy Car race, the Indiaiuqiolis 300, the Milwaukee 200 and the Michigan 300.

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Fram ed figures; Thousands o f shoppers have passed Fritz Koenig’s sculpture on their way into J.C .Penney since the W estland M all opened in 1967.

M all a r t adds som e p izazz to shopping

Shoppers intent on locating merchandise, don’t always notice the artistic surroundings of some malls. However, sculptures, fountains and skylit domes add a touch of class to the retail world.

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Shoppiers say they don’t “gotta have art,” but it sure is nice when it’s there.

were fountains and benches with planters.

Art incidental

A Jacobson’s employee sheepishly coniessed that she never even noticed the sculpture hanging on the wall of the spiral staircase leading to the store’s second floor in downtown Birmingham.

“I guess when I go shopping I care more about store selection than anything else,” said Ruth Gross of Southfield. “I shop at Twelve Oaks Mall because they have the stores 1 want and a beautiful atmosphere, but I don’t think that mall has any art objects.”

A mother with three in tow incorrectly insisted that there were no sculptures at her favorite mall, the Westland Center.

Two early morning walkers at the Tel-Twelve Mall said the only art in shopping centers they could recall

Her friend, Ruth Hirschfield of .Southfield, agreed, but added that Twelve Oaks’ recent sand castle exhibition was appreciated.

“That was like a piece of art,” she said of the Mickey Mouse’s Toon

P au se th a t re freshes: The foun ta in in the center court o f the Oakland M all in Troy was designed by Wahyee A ssociates o f Farmington Hills. The fountain, obelisk and surround seating creates a m id-m all rest stop for shoppers. I t was installed during the 25-year-old m ail’s renovation project, completed in August 1992.

Town sculptured from 100 tons of sand in the center court. “I was really impressed by that exhibit. I was one of the kids again.”

K athy Knezek of Dearborn Heights was shopping during her lunch break at the Laurel Park Place.

“I haven’t noticed any pieces of art at this mall, but the mall itself is a work of design,” she said. “It’s im-

Laurel Park Place in Livonia was designed by James Ryan and Associates of Farmington Hills, the same firm responsible for the Somerset Collection in Troy, arguably the two

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D IA stores are m ini m useum sBy Susan DeMaggio Staff Whiter

They’re not the streets of Paris, but shopping malls are drawing their share of artists — it’s like Renoir meets Eddie Bauer. Across the country, city-based art museums are reaching into the suburbs with satellite museum stores in shopping malls.

Locally, the Detroit Institute of Art Museum Shops opened in the Twelve Oaks Mall in September 1991, and the Somerset Collection in October 1992, following a trend set by the • Metropolitan Museum of New York

and the Chicago Art Institute.The DIA Museum Shops pay mall

rent and operate during mall hours just like regular mall tenants, except forlkeir non-profit status. Store proceeds go to support the art museum through the sale of jewelry, books, sculpture and gift items.

“We actually have three museum stores, counting the one within the museum downtown,” said Cheryl Hutton, manager of the DIA Store in Someraet. “And the stores are doing well. The merchandise is similar between the stores, but not the same because each mall has a distinct per

sonality and customer base.”The DIA Museum stores are visual

extensions of the Detroit Art Institute incorporating details from the Diego Rivera fresco, the Pewabic compass, and the entrance columns into their interior design.

Katherine Darby manages the retail shops for the DIA and insists that they carry “something for everyone in everyone’s price range.”

“We have $5 art boxes to $500 Tiffany and Frank Lloyd Wright lamps,” she said. “And don’t forget the gift certificates.”

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“Iliave my eye on a genie bottle for my coffee table,” said LuAnn Brezin- ski of Troy, shopping at the museum store in the Somerset Collection. “It’s really ju st a vessel made from i^aas found in the Holy Land, but it’s so neat.” |

“Neat” stuff is why shoppers stop into the stores, according to Shirley Winters of Plymouth, shopping at the museum shop at Twelve Oaka.

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But unlike Laurel Park Place, the Somerset Collection has several works of art.B ro n ze BtatiiM

“Rieing Day” and “Deeoending Night” stand at either end of the mail, where nearby benches and greenery create a feeling of respite for the shopper. The 5-foot-tall bronze statues were created by Adolph Alexander Weinman in 1914 and acquired by Somerset partner Maurice Cohen from the Hirschl k Adler Galleries in New York.

The pair of bronzes were cast from the sculptor’s working models (now destroyed), which were commissioned to commemorate the opening of the Panama Canal and the joining of the Atlantic

end Pacific Oceans. They first seen in plaater at the World’s Pair of the time in San Prancieco.

Works of art are not esdueive to “new” malls. The Westland Center, built in 1966, has several objete d’art' two fountains, two sculpturea and a very old giant rubber tree.

“Shoppers tell us the sound of water from our fountains is relaxing,” said Claudia Frederick, Westland M ali’s marketing director. “The huge rubber tree in front of Hudson's is a conversation piece. The sculpture in front of Penney’s, “Framed Figures,” represents a crosvd. It was created by Frits .Koenig, end has been here since the mall opened.”

A w hite goose welcomes shoppers to the m ail’s Hudson’s store. “The Goose That Laid the Golden Egg" was created by Sam

uel Cashwan.At the Livonia MaU, aevsral

pieces of art are provided for shoppers. Thero are four art deco chandeliers dating bach to the early 1900s at Croedeys and Sears. These light fixtures are made of braes and 'nffisny-type

The Crowley founUin “Via Marie” was cast in bronse by Morris Broae, a Detroit sculptor. It was installed in 1964 to d ^ c t “sea life.”

If pop art is more appealing, several mrdls have Mr. Gumball, a giant, colorful dispensing display where 25 cents gets you a big gumball. Mr. Gumball is manufactured in Phoenix, Aris. There is a Mr. Gumball at Tel-Twelve Mall in Southfield and Wonderland Mall in Livonia.

“There ere unique, origirMl gilt ease at the Museum Shops,” she

*Aim1 it’s fiin to browse, like you’re visiting a minimuaeum. I like the stationery items because I ’m a letter writer.”

Fltumcial support for the arte is the goal of the satellite stores, but building im asrarettess of the mu

seum and an eppreriatian for artis also a prierity, accardiag to Darby.

In May the stores said tkkete for a bus shuttle service between the shopping centers and the art museum in downtown Detroit. The program has ended for June but is under considarntioo for fo-

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It’s time for our Viet vets to give up bitternessI t's tioM for Um ViotiiABi War to

•od. Sura, our troopa pullad out of SaicDO IB tha aarly 1970a, and tha

ooaa wito didn’t §0 cama back from Canada a faw yaara latar. But tha war continuaa on tha homa front.

Juat aak Praaidant B ill Clinton who waa hacklad during a Mamorial Day apaach at tha Viatnam War memorial in Waahington. Th a guy waa juat trying to maka peace with the Vietnam veter- ana and, for hia efforta, he waa called a draft dodger.

It'a a label that Clinton and I both wear, if that'a what you call somebody who didn’t have to go to Vietnam because they were in the draft lottery in the early 1970s.

During the presidential campaign, it came out that Clinton was in the same lottery I was during 1970 and his number didn't come up. Mine didn't either.

Up ’til then, I never considered m yself a draft dodger and still don't The same goes for Clinton.

We were in a lottery. Your birthdate was matched up with a number selected at random arid you were drafted on that basis. In other words, if you were number one, you better start packing, and if you were 366, it was O K to put the down payment down on the M ustang.

For me there was a certain guilt in not going to Vietnam. Most of my friends went. There were all-night parties and then a dawn drive to Metro Airport where we would put a drunken 19-year-old on a plane.

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want me to go to Vietman. His contention was that it was a war for the military. The more troops you have; the

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more generals you need. That means rank and money for career m ilitaryguys.

Being a World War II veteran, my father contended that was enough for our family, especially since somebody in his family had fought in almost every war since the Revolution.

Even my friends who did go to VieC- nam didn’t show any bitternaaa because I hadn't.

Oh, sure there were divisions between those who erent and those who didn't. There was a certain bit of snobbery on both sides. 1 remember friends telling war stories in a newsroom at the paper I waa working at, at>d the reporters there igiMring, and even refrising to write about the war. Inteviewing V ietnam vets was seen as being pro-war, which wasn’t the thing to ^ at newspapers in the early 1970a.

However, that division started to evaporate as the 1970s wore on and during the 1980s, Vietnam seemed to slip out of our vocabulary.

But it seems as we b a ^ boomers march toward middle age, things are getting worse. That waa evident when Clinton tried to talk to the veterans at

the V ietn aa meaaorial. And he waa the first preaideot to visit the OMNiunioBt; George Bush and Ronald Reagan headed for good old raliable World W ar II eveou for Mentorial Day.

There stood Clinton looking as uncomfortable as a Baptist choir boy on a warm Sunday in Hot Springs when the church service is going too long. He was sm iling and trying to keep it together while iMing booed.

The guy was trying to make amends. It ’s ju st too bad that the veterans weren’t listening. It makes us a ll v ictim s of the war.

Jeff Count* ie the editor of the Plymouth and Canton Obeerver Newepapere, who etiU uuffert from Vietnam-era guilt and can remember hi* draft lottery number. He can be reached at 469-2700.

Leftists participate in politically correct bigotryB y R egina Saler Guest Columnist

W arning: Right-wing lunatic!If the American Civil Liber

ties Union had its way, this would become a mandatory button worn by every religious, conservative individual who wasn’t comatose or stone-dead.

W hat a public service it would be to identify these subversives. Mothers with small children could scurry to the other side of the street when seeing a RWL approaching. Enlightened voters could avoid deception.

How easily the public could discern tru th when they could discount all RWL ideas by simply pressing the RWL delete button in their minds.

How absurd this scenario would be. Yet time and time again, representatives of the Left refer to conservative, religious individuals as “right-wing fanatics,” “right-wing lunatic fringe,” and other disparaging generalities, all of which amounts to politically correct bigotry.

If any other group — gays, feminists, I blacks, etc. — were labeled similarly,I there would be a huge outcry of protest,

lawsuits filed and probably some call for the federal government to compensate the offended group.

But religious conservatives are supposed to take the abuse quietly because, after all, they are responsible for much that ails the world today.

Liberals would have you believe that religious conservatives are the primary promoters of bigotry, intolerance, gaybashing, woman and child abuse, as well as anti-Semitism.

Furthermore, these RWL’s want to force their world view upon the rest of the citizenry.

The truth is that labels and generalities have never been an accurate assessment of any people. The religious right is a group of diverse people whose worldview dramatically contrasts the humanistic, secular worldview espoused by many Leftist individuals'.

It could be a wife and mother who is

concerned for her children’s future. It could be a businessman who wants the best economy for the benefit of his

' business.It could be an African-American who

believes that the government is not the cure of blacks’ social ills.

It could even be a person who has become a committed activist in any one of a number of causes, not unlike the activists of the Left.

These are people so mindlessly categorized as the “right-wing lunatic fringes.” The ACLU would apparently like to spread the misconception that these people are second class citizens with less right than others to hold to and practice their world view in any meaningful way, that is, within a cultural context.

lieve, speak and assemble, regardless of their world view.

Any objective study would reveal tha t one uniting mission of the Left is the secularization of the United S ta tes’ institutions, a task which has been largely successful over the last 50 years.

It would appear that the liberal gospel of tolerance for a wide spectrum of beliefs and practices ironically excludes those of a Christian nature.

Fortunately, the Constitution still guarantees the right of all people to be-

The ACLU, the legal arm of the Left, has been the epitome of intolerance as it has filed lawsuit upon lawsuit n a tionwide to purge C hristian influence from public life, especially the practice, even by private individuals.

Through the courts, it has become an organization forcing its views upon the citizenry.

For the ACLU to host a meeting ou tlining the dangers of right-wing activists is the height of philosophical arrogance. T h is act alone should speak vol

philosophical competition.How ironic that in the former Soviet

Union, where secular humanism was the state m andated religion for so many years, where atheism was taught in public schools as a m atter of course, there is now a cry for religious material.

Meanwhile, we in the United States witness the trend to further secularize our nation in the name of “Separation of Church and State.”

For most of our history, we have enjoyed the beneftts of being a predominantly Judeo-Christian nation. We m ust answer the question: “W hat will be the consequences of becoming a secular nation?”

umes.Apparently the Left wishes to close

the free m arket of expression so tha t the secular, hum anistic world view can be promoted without the nuisance of

As world history can demonstrate, pagan nations often pay a price, including increased crime, regimental law-enforcement, loss of personal freedoms, violations of hum an rights, intolerance of varied beliefs, sexual im morality, breakdown of family units and even ultimately, the downfall of the nation.

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Suburban lawmakers sdll be figbtiag outatate retaliation in tbs srake of Proposal A's defeat June 1

Tbsyll have to stave off out- su te attacks on "categorical" aid to suburban school districts.

They may have to consider raising sales tax revenue by broadening the base — that is, taxing more items.

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Sen. Robert Geake, R-North- ville, publicly advised Gov. John Engler sgainst retalisUng against snU-A OMtropolitan s u ^ r ^ by sharply cutting categorical aids.

“Western Wayne and Oakland counties were crucial components in Engler’s narrow election victory.” Geake said. “If he were to sign a school aid bill that was harshly punitive to the out-of-formula school districts, 1 don’t know how we could get him reelected.”

Geake said outstaters view southeastern Michigan residents as “wealthy and spending too much on their schools. But since 80 percent of every school district budget is personnel costs, they’re really saying we pay teachers too much. I don’t think people in this area would agree with that.”

‘Rattle sabers’“They’ll come after categori-

cals, rattle their sabers and go for something else, like sales tax exemptions,” preidicted David Wy- gonik, an aide to Sen. George Z. Hart, D-Dearbom.

“What I’m hearing is that since they haven’t been successful in raising the rate (to 6 percent in P ro p o ^ A), they’ll raise the base by taxing soft drinks, medical services, medical supplies and catalog sales.”

Wygonik aaid Hart surveyed voters in Garden City and D w - bom prior to the election and found 80 parcont opposition to Propoael A. Hart oppoeod the $2 billion tax shift plan.

But he said Hart is skeptical that outatate lawmakers can muster the votes to strip pension snd categorical aids firom what they perceive to be wealthy school districts. “Tbs schools won’t accept such a burden again,” the Senate aide said.

Engler wants to shift pension costs to local districts over three years.

Us, Them"I would hope the governor

would not retidiate with the school aid bill,” said Sen. William Faust, D-Westland, deploring the Us versus Them baniers between outatate and the metropolitan suburbs.

“A couple of things could happen,” Faust said. “The Legislature could roll back assessments. Or the ‘Robin Hood’ (cutting categorical aid to schools) agenda could be advanced, which would not bode well. I hope good sense would prevail.”

Faust supported Proposal A. His home district, Wayne-West- land, levies the h ip es t school tax rate in the state at 47 mills and would have seen a 20-mill cut if A had passed.

“Wayne-Westland is in deep crap. I’m really concerned. I know we’re not alone,” Faust said.

Faust recalled the state looked at broadening the sales tax base in the recession of 1983.

(}eake said the Florida Legislature had a bad experience by expanding tbe sales tax base to services. “There was such a massive uprising that the legislature promptly repealed its own law,” he said.

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Vote Keeps Troops inS om alia: By a vote of 127 for arnl 299 against, the House rejected an amendment to bring U.S. forces home from Somalia by Jurw 30. The House then passed a m easure (SJ Res 45) authorizing American troops in Somalia tor at least ariother year under the War Powers Act. About 5.000 GIs remain there under United Nations command, down from a peak deployment of 25,000 in 1992.

A yes vote was to withdraw American troops from the U.N. force in Somalia by June 30. Area repreeantattves voting yes were: Joseph Knolleiiberg, R-BIrmlng- ham . Voting no: Bob Carr, D-Pon-

tlae. Oete KMea. 0-P lat Lavii. 0-teatMlsMas Fees. D-Ypeleett.

B o rro w in g fo r D e fe n s e S p e n d in g M a in ta in e d : Bya vote of 188 tor and 244 against,the House rejected an amendment deleting $ 1.2 bWon In deficit military spefidtng from a $ 1.8 baton appropriations ba (HR 2118) tor fiscal 1993. The amendment sought to force the Pentagon to get the money from other defense accounts iristead of by borrowing. The funding consists mainly of $750 million for operations In Somalia. $295 million fbr civilian medical insurance claims and $ 100 mlHIon fbr Air Force patrols over southern Iraq. The House sent the bill to the Senate.

A yes vote was to require the disputed military spending to be put on a pay-as-you-go basis. Area representatives voting yes ivers:

WMee and Levtn. Vettng as: Carr, Haotieiihsrg and Ferd.

Y<m to N ew Jobe Biii: The House passed, 267 tor artd 140 against, a DM to spend $920 md- •on immsdiataly on creatlrtg summar jobs for dty youth, laurtchlng pubNc works projiMns arid hirtrig more police at the state arxl local level. The ‘‘aon-of-atimuius’' ntea- sure (HR 2244) was a reduced version of the $ 19 billion White House-sponsored Jobs measure that filibustering Republicans recently Killed In the Senate. This

stimulus bid does not worsen the deficit because It is paid tor by cuts ntiawhers In the hiiiigat

A yes vote was to pass the bid. Area rapreaaatativae vetiag yes were: Carr, WMee, Lavta aad Ford. Votirig ae:

classroom Instruction and gat a $ too weekly stipend tor meals, uarysportatlon and attending to personal rtseds.

N o to S t r i p J o b s P r o g r a m : By a vote of 176 tor arxl 251 against, the House refused to strip the jobs and infrastructure blN (above) of $80 million tor pdoting a new program to quality persons 17-to-30 tor the Job market. Participants would learn skills, receive

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Sail away with all the comforts of homeS till haven't made plans for that great sum

mer vacation? Michigan has lota to offer and this summer you’ll find me fishing on

the Manistee, ei\joying the arts and shopping in Saugatuck and Traverse City, eating chicken in Frankenmuth and admiring the natural splendor of the UP.

But if you’re looking for something a little different, yours truly just returned from a long weekend of fishing and ei\joying the views from a 65- foot houseboat on the absolutely gorgeous Dale Hollow L4ike in Tennessee.

Houseboating in the "finger lake” regions of Kentucky and Tennessee is one of the fastest growing vacation destinations sweeping the nation. After spending four days aboard in what was nothing short of a fully-equipped floating condominium, I’m hooked.

This impromptu weekend with seven guys was hastily organized by Mick Livernois, a longtime fiiend. When the invitation was initially proposed,I had visions of an old tugboat equ ipp^ with the basics.

The 10-hour drive was the beginning of what I thought would be the bust of a weekend. I stand corrected.

Comfortable quartersFor starters, our 65-foot houseboat had idl the

amenities of home. In addition to a fully-stocked kitchen, complete with cookware, cutlery and basic gadgets, our houseboat comfortably slept 10 and included air conditioning, color TV, VCR, stereo and deck furniture.

Knowing that I was assuming the duties of galley chef, I packed a duffel with all the mandatory staples like condiments, basic spices and herbs, a favorite selection of non-stick cookware, and my favorite knife.

Items from a prearranged shopping list with dinner for three days were solidly ftozen and carefully packed in insulated coolers for the trip. Relying on a basic camp list organized from past fishing and vacation trips, I packed the necessary kitchen supplies.

Anyone who has ever camped or spent time in a trailer knows the importance of having everything you need, when you need i t Marina and local party stores have a tendency to take advantage of someone in need of a corkscrew or salt and pepper shakers.Assistant chef

Fortunately, I had the assistance of Mike Ososkie, a graduate of the Johnny Kolakowski School of Culinary Arts in Wyandotte and experienced houseboater who served as co-chef.

With duffels and coolers packed to the gills, we loaded our houseboat and were off for a great weekend of sun, fun and fishing.

In all honesty, I couldn’t tell you what was better, the weather or the surraun^ng beauty of the finger lakes region. With all the conveniences of home tucked away in our galley, we ate like kings. Not wanting to feel chained to a kitchen for hours on end, the first night featured grilled steaks (on the supplied gas grill) with baked potatoes and stir-fned broccoli.

Simple dinnersNo muss, no fuss, and the only dishes in need of

washing were a load of silverware and a non-stick fry pan used to cook the broccoli. Subsequent breakfasts and lunches were self-made because in this case, the chef was either busy playing cards or fishing for the next night’s dinner.

Although the fishing wasn’t as productive as what I ’m used to, dinner number two consisted of some fried potatoes (left over from the previous night’s bakers), a few pans of combread and some sauteed shrimps.

Since we were in a dry county and white sriiM was about as plentiftil as the fish, the froien shrimps were defrosted and toaaed adth a seasoned flour and then pan-fried in butter that was made into a great sauce with the addition of a can of cold beer.

The leftover combread was crumbled and used as a coating for the singular five pound catfish which eras brought aboaH by a lone fisherman, dippad In an egg wash and rolled in crumbled combread, pan-fried and served aa an appetiMr. Our laat dinnar waa barbacued chicken a ^ a Pet- tuocine Alfredo that eras toaaed aimpiy and aeduc- tively with boilad noodlaa, aome cream, freah grated Parmesan cheeae and a crackling of fresh ground popper. My shipmates were duly im- preeaed

If you srauld liks more information about houae- boating on Dala Hollow Lake, we contracted with the Holly Crook Marina in CeUna, Toon. They can be rsarh ri at 1-800-381*1780 and will gladly send you a doacrlptive brochure and prioo 11^ Bm Ap- padtl

3m Larry Joitm’famify-tmtmd neifm iiuUt. To iaooa a waaanja for Chtf Larry, dial 933-9047 on a Ttmek-Tonaphono, than aiatfbot nmmbar I9&8.

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Like caviar, and champagne, aoft- shell craba are an acq u ii^ taste. Theae seaaonal dalicaciea, available mid-May to September, are completely edible except for the face and gilla. You don’t have to crack claws or pick through a hard outer shell to grt to the sweet meat

“They’re ju st good eating,” said Vince Clark, operating partner with B ill Kruae at the Rochester Chop House and Oyster Bar in Rochester.

“They’re crispy, you get the flavor of fresh crab meat and there’s almoat a caram eliution of the outer shell that makea for great eating .”

Th is has been a good season for soft-shell crab. “We brought in 20 dozen and ran o u t” said C la ^ “I hope to have them all sununer. I love soft-shell crab. I figured if we didn’t sell them. I ’d eat êm .”

Soft-shell crabs are blue crabs that have just molted or backed out of their hard shells. Blue crabs shed their shells a couple times a year. “They have to be caught fairly quickly beMuse the shell atays paper soft for only a day or so,” said Clark.

They’re a very clean seafood because the crab st<^ eating about three days before it molts. Its digestive system is cleaned and it is just like a cleaned fish.

Nick Tringan of Jack’s Seafood

Maritet in Farmington H ills describes the tasta of softshell crab aa “jtist as sweet aa blue crab, but crunchier.”

“The traditional way to prepare them is to season them with flour, pan fry, and give them a aquaeae of lemon at the and of cooking” said Tringali. “You can also maks a sauce, sautae the crabs, and serve them on top of flavored pasta like tomato basil.”

“Ydu can also baste them with garlic butter or barbecue sauce and broil or grill about 6 minutes per side. Or bake them at 360 d eg r^ for about 8 minutes.” They are either sold live or dressed and cleaned, ready to cook. Call ahead to see if your favorite seafood market has tbam, or w ill order them for you.

Anna Gaorgiou will order, and even cook them for you at her market — Anna’s Fresh Seafood Market. Inc. in Radford.

“They’re very good,” she said.

“You can fry them and make a sandsrich w i^ lettuce, tomato and onion.’

Use soft-shell crabs within two days of buying, or freeu now while they’re available, to eidoy later. They thaw quickly in the refrigerator.

“Figure two to three crabs per peierm for a main meaL” said T rin gali. “One per sandwich. The cost ranges from $1.49 to $1.99 for small crabs — 3V4 Inches to $2.49 to 13.49 for the larger crabs, about 6 inches.”

To fry crabs, cook flve minutes per side or 8 minutes in a deep fryer. Dry crabs before breading and allow the breading to* dry before frying.

Soft-shell crabs are low in frit, calories and cholesteioL only 81 per 3V4 ounce serving, 1.0 gram of fat, 41 mg. cholesterol. H isy ’te also an excellent source of sine.

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Brie Haggerty, 20, aeee a coiorful freeh fruit cheeaecake at Cafe Lamour in SouthfieU. Creativity on ehort order ie one of hie epeeiaitiee.

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Eric Haggerty is a lucky man. in 1964,13-year- old Eric went to Atlanta as assistant to a Swiss chef, a friend of his parents, Kathy and Mike Hag- gerty.

At an age when other boys have paper routes, Eric discovered his affinity for cooking and baking. Ho returned to Atlanta the following summer.

So, in 1966, when the Haggertys began offering English teas at their popular shop in downtown Birmingham, Eric ’s tênt and enthusiasm were put to good use. After school, and during the summer, E ric created light-as-air tortes. Black Forest cake, and classic French brioche and chocolate croissants. For diehard American palates, he made blueberry muffins and carrot cake.

In 1990, the family moved their business to tbs elegant Bloomfield H ills restaurant, Moncbelle Lamour (don’t run to your Larousae: they just like the sound of the words). Kathy ran the fim t of the popular restaurant, Mike did the cooking, and Eric eras patiasier.

“We provide a selection of pastries on the dessert menu in the restaurants,” said Eric, “But we also offer a more slaborats special ordar menu. With 24 hours notice, w ell create lemon haaelnut, Italian rum, cappucino, or several other tortes, all with a minimum amount of sugar.”

A second sstablishmant. Cafe Lamour,joinad the family late In 1992. Located in SouthfioltL the light-filled room is dscoratad In a warm French country a^ria. “Dad began cooking at Cafo Lasasur,” said Brie, “a ^ I took over all the cook- Inaôhofee ia Bloooafleld H ills."

Baeh restaurant is ia an office buikUng, and thsrefcie doaad on weekends. But dent think the Haggertys get weekends oA they often provide dali- casias for weitiMnp, teas or hora d’osuvrs parties.

Brie’s meat popular crsatioa ia the erhHe

Alaskan mousse torte. “We bake the white-chocolate-flavored tortes for weddings almost every weekend during the summer,” said Eric. “The average wedding requires about 20 tortes, and by late fall. 111 have made at least 500 wedding tortes. They’re very light, and perfect after a heavy meal.”

Creativity on short order is one of the 20-year-old pastry chefs specialties. Recently, a customer requested an outstanding dessert for a Kentucky Derby Party only three days away.

“He provided us with tiny horses, and jockeys and split-rail fences,” said Eric. “I made a track out of chocolate shavings around the perimeter of a 12-inch torte. The inner circle waa green frosting, and we had a florist friend make us a tiny wreath of roae buds. It waa so pretty that nobody wanted to eat it — tbsy Just kept taking videos.”

For a recent hors d’oeuvrea party at the Bloomfield H ills location, the dessert menu featured tart- ista with fresh fruit and custard; mousse tarts floated in raapbarry puree; raspberry Bavarian cakes; espresso tortes and lemon haselnut tortes. Baeh of those morsels were about lV4-inchso in d iameter.

"Sm all siss Imaka down willpower real good,” said Brie, with a knowing smllo. “Bven people on dieU w ill oat dessert. If It’s small enough.”' Mooehelle Lamour is in the atrium of the Blootnflald Canter, 1533 North Woodward, Bloomfield H ills. Hours are: 7 JO a.m. to 5 p.m. — 847- 4140. Cafe Lamour is ia Ono Northwestern Plasa, 18411 Northwestern Highway, Southfield. Hours are: 7 JO s j r to 6 pjm.

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Sautemes perfect for special- occasion dessertstb«St.

In Bofti—III, fnbl«d for gTMt r«d wiaM of th« M*duc Emilioo and PoumtoI, tbara U • •mall MUtham ragioa call ad Sau- tarnaa, ranownad for ita praati- gioua wbiu daaaart winaa. Kara. Cbataau Yquam rulaa aa quaen of SauUraaa, but iu high prica tag ($160) makaa it a truly tpacial-oc- caaion artna.

At tbe foot of Yquam'• domain ara tba oontiguoua vinayarda of Cbataau Raymond-Lafon making ezquiaita winaa rivaling thoaa of tha quaan in many vintagaa, but at ona-fifth the prica ($30).

Tha Mealier family, current propriatora of Raymond-Lafon, raaida in tha propeity’a modeat chateau. They ara pleaaed to have auccaaded in re-eatabliahing the reputation of Raymond-Lafon, a property that had fallen into neglect prior to their purchaae in 1972.

Imagine a white wine that agea longer than any red wine in the world; a wine with the richneaa to complement foie graa d’oie (gooae liver pate), the intenaity to atand up to Roquefort and viacoaity to completely coat the palate.

Contemplate a wine with in- tenae honey aromaa and peach flavora made from botrytis-infected, ahriveled grapes picked berry by individual berry. That’s the luzurioua taste experience of Chateau Raymond-Lafon Sautemes.

What dessert lives up to that? None, just serve it well chilled as an exquisite finale to any meal.

In 1963, Pierre Mealier became director at Chateau Yquem where he managed the vineyards and winemaking of both Yquem and Chateau de Fargues until 1989.

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"At Yquem, I learned the importance of demanding the very best,” Mealier said. “In Sautemes, we grow grapes under extremely difficult conditions. 1 guess it is the struggle with nature that makes our wines so deli

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Mealier continued managing Yquem while his wife Francine directed the operations at Raym ond-Lafon. Together, the Mesliers have reacquired the original vineyards of the Chateau, raised the quality to that of a great growth, and in 1990, gave this treasure to their children.

Today, with the elder Mesliers continuing as consultants, Jean- Pierre, Charles-Henri and Marie- Francoise have assumed the roles of in te rn a tio n a l m arketer, winemaker and manager, respectively.

The quality of Raymond-Lafon Sautemes is a result of impeccably high winemaking standards and strict grape selection employed in the vineyard.

“ Our vines must struggle against the odds to make a great wine,” said Meslier. “Our soil is chalk and clay with gravel, not very hospitable to most crops, but poor soil is best for grapes. The extremely humid Sautemes climate in September and October would be disastrous for dry, white wines, but it is excellent for sweet dessert-style wines because it encourages pourriture noble (botrytis cinerea).”

This microscopic fungus feeds on the sugar, moisture and tartaric acid in the grapes, shriveling the berries and concentrating sugar levels. Grapes are harvested at

20 paicaot potaa tial aloobol. Onoa tba fungua baa aatabHahad Itaalf, tba grapaa loaa tbair ahapa, ba- comiog busy, amorphous balls of pulp. Tha rich, swsat nactar givan up by tba harvaat la one of tba miraclss of natura. It ta tba ebar- actar impartad by botrytia cinaiaa that givss sautarnas ita rich, paach-honay flavors.

Without banaficial botrytia infection, aautaraaa awuld ba a different beverage. During fermentation, this benevolent fungus produces an antibiotic that kills the yeast and stops the fermentation before all the sugar is fermented. Therefore, a natural balance is achieved between percent alcohol

and raaidual sugar.Bacauaa botrytia is slow to de

velop, attacking individual bar- riaa ratbar than whole bunebaa, a team of 26 woman (Maaliar claims that pickers must have small fin- gars to pick tba botrytia-infected grapaa) pass through tba vineyard several times during harvest, picking only thoaa individual grapes that have sbrivalad due to bot^is-inducad dehydration. In 1966, when botrytia was particularly slow to dai^lop, harvest included 11 pickings that extended through Dec. 16.

The vineyards at Raymond- Lafon are planted to 80 percent semilion and 20 percent sauvig-

non blanc yielding only 68 to 99 gallons par acre or about oim glass of wina par vine. By comparison, one picker in tba Madoc can pick an o u ^ grapaa to produoa oim barrel of juke par day, but It requires 10 pickers to yield one barial of wina in Sautemes. 'Hm praaaad juice from one day’s picking makes only two to thraa barials.

Pierre Maaliar projects that a great sautemaa from Raymond- Lafon may ago wall for up to 80 years, Current relaaaas, aapocially .. those from 1968 and 1969 ara incredibly luscious dasaarta.

To leave a meeeage on the Heald’e voice mail — dial 963- 2047, mailbox 1864.

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rich German desserts. We use less sugar and more chocolate for flavoring, and most of our desserts are based on aerated genoise (spongecake).”

How do you continue to learn your craft?

“Luckily, several suppliers have continuing education programs. For example, the Lindt chocolate people have traveling shows designed for pastry chefs. Also, the Retail Bakers Association features videos, seminars, a recipe exchange, and other programs at their annual show. But once you know what you’re doing, and you have experience and confidence, it’s easy to improvise and develop new recipes.”

W hat are your favorite cooking magaxinea?

“Well, of course, we read all of the industry publications. But we

have stacks of Gourmet and Bon Appetit magazines, too. We never throw them out.”

Have you had any noteworthy disasters?

“In the new location in South- field, we burned everything we put in the oven for the first two

weeks. Turns out the ovens were off by 75 degrees!”

Who cooks a t home?“My mom does most of the *

cooking, but to tell you the truth, we eat out a lot. After a day in the kitchen, the last thing any of us wants to do is cook!”

T i p s p r e v e n t fo o d p o is o n in g

LOOKING AHEADW hat towatch for in Taste next week:

B Sensational steaks for Father’s Day barbecue.B Super suppers — dinner strategies for busy families.B P lant some herbs in the garden or a sunny window box to add flavor to foods.

Summer outings, picnics and barbecues are soon to be a part of our everyday lives once again. “Don’t invite unwanted guests of food poisoning to your next summer warning,” said Sylvia Treit- man, home economist for the Oakland County Cooperative Extension Service.

When the weather warms up, extra care needs to be taken to keep food fresh and prevent food poisoning. Food should be left out no longer than two hours at room temperature.

“ In early spring and summer we tend to forget the danger of leaving food out and even grocery shopping can [x>se a food poisoning problem,” said Treitman. If you leave perishable groceries in the car and still have other stopsto make — food spoilage can easi

ly occur. It’s a good idea to take an ice chest along in the car for extended shopping trips.

“Remember food does not have to look bad or even smell bad to be spoiled,” adds Treitman.

To prevent food poisoning:B Keep everything clean: utensils, hands and work area.B Keep hot food hot and cold food cold.B Return food to refrigerator within two hours.B Wash utensils after cutting raw meat and poultry before using another food.B Wash utensils used for marinading raw meats or poultry before reusing.

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thell crabe on Taste front. Soft- shell crabs for the photo on the Taste front were supplied by Jack’s Seafood Market in Farmington Hills.

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8 soft-sriall cratM. deanad 2 tablespoons clarified butter1 cup flour2 tablespoons olive oil2 tablespoons sweet whole

butterIk cup coarse cup almonds 14 cup red wine vinegar Ik cup heavy whipped cream

Put clarified butter and olive oil in Mutee pan heat on high flame for 2 minutes.

Dredge crabs in flour, add to saute pan. Cook for 3 minutes a side. After 6 to 7 minutes remove crabs, drain olive oil and butter, add sweet butter and almonds.Cook for 1 minute until butter is golden brown. Add red wine vinegar, reduce until it’s almost like a glaze. Add cream, bring to a boil, reduce 5 minutes until sauce thick-

Place crab on serving platter with flavored pasta like tomato basil and pour a ribbon of sauce on top of crabs and over noodles. Serves 4.

Recipe from Nick Tringali of Jack’s Seafood Market in Farming- ton Hills.

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chopped2 cloves garlic, minced2 medium tomatoes, peeled.

seeded, and finely chopped2 cups cooked or canned white

beans, drained4 teaspoon salt

H teaspoon pepper3 tablespoons flesh lime Juice12 soft-shell crabs, cleaned

In a large akillet, melt 2 tablespoons butter with olive oil over medium heat. Add onion and garlic and cook, stirring occasionally, until softened, about 3 minutes. Raise heat to medium, add tomatoes, and cook, stirring frequently until thick and pulpy, about 5 minutes. Stir in beans, Vk teaspoon salt, and Vk teaspoon pepper and cook until wanned through, about 2 minutes. Remove from heat and cover to keep

Preheat broiler. In a small saucepan, melt remaining butter over low heat. Remove from heat and stir in lime juice and remaining 'A tea-

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Here are some upcoming wine eventa.■ Tuesday, June 8, Machus Red Pol Restaurant, 6676 Telegraph, Birmingham, 6:30 p.m. 166 per person — reception and dinner where Fred Fisher will preview the latest releases from Fisher Vineyards along with his 1966 Cabernet Sauvignon. Reaervations 626-4900.■ Wednesday, JurM 9, Machus Sly Poi Restaurant, 726 S. Hunter, Birmingham, 6-8 p.m., $25 per person — Fred Fishsr srill pour the wines of Fisher Vineyards accompanied by appropriate hors d’oeuvres. Reesrvationa 642-6000.■ Thursday, JurM 10, The Golden Mushroom, 18100 W. 10 Mile, Soutkfleld, in cooperation with Chrvertaaf Market, a 6 p.m. cham- p^ M and hors d'oeuvrss reosp- tlea followed by a Ave-course din- aar at 7 p.m foaturing eight 1990 Bufdrain rsleoam iachidiaf the pfiitlg lin ii Lyack-Bapm, Plchea LoMMeUle Baraa, LaAts aad

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spoon each salt and pepper. Place crabe on their backs on a broiling pan and brush lightly srith some of butter mixture.

Broil crabe about 4 inchee from heat until lightly browned, about 3 minutes. Turn, brush with remaining butter mixture, and broil until lightly browned, about 3 minutes longer.

Divide tomato and bean mixture evenly among 4 individual serving plates. Arrange crabs attractively on top of each and serve hot. Serves 4.

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In a large bowl, marinate crabe in buttermilk for 30 minutes at room temperature or up to 2 hours covered and refrigerated. In shallow bowl, combine flour, thyme, salt, pepper, and cayeniM. Remove crabe from buttermilk, drain off excess, and dredge in seasoned flour to coat both sides lightly.

In a large skillet, melt butter with oil over medium-high heat. Add crabs and cook, turning once until lightly browned, about 3 minutes per side. Cook in 2 batches if necessary, usiitg additional butter and oil if needed. Serve hot with lemon wedges. Serves 4.

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Dry crabe thoroughly on papertowels. Place flour in a shallow bowl. Dredge crabe lightly in flour, place on a large platter, and season with salt and pepper.

In a large skillet, melt butter in oil over high heat Add crabe and cook, turning once, until lightly browned, 3 minutes per side. (Do not overcrowd pan. Do in two batches if necessary, using additional butter and oil if needed.)

Squeeze lime juice to taste over cooked crabe and garnish with chopped cilantro. Serve hot. Serves 4.

Recipes from “365 Ways to Cook Fish and Shellfish, ’’ Charles Pierce (HarperCollins Publishers, $16.96).

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another medium bowl, stir togHhsr all remaining ingredienU except walnuts. Pour wet ingredienU into dry and stir Just until moistened (do not boat or overmix).

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“ I wanted to bring back a feeling of the past, of a more genteel time on the island, while at the same time bringing it forward to the ’90s,’’ Zapico said. The artist used electronic imaging and hand illustration to duplicate Seurat’s style. I t’s available from Detroit Renaissance (259-5400) at $15 plus postage or at local poster shops.

B e m y guestAero bed is one way to oblige unexpected

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LOCAL SPINS

The top 10 recordings getting airplay on "Detroit Music Scene’’ 4:30-6:30 p.m. Sundays and 6- 6 p.m. Thursdays on WDTR, 90.9 FM are:

1. “Heem Street,” Bruoe Nieiiois2. “Party Store,” Snake and the Charm ers3. “Desdemona,” N ora Ovens4. “Come Running,” Life <« M ars5. “Flowering Scrunch,” The EzeepUons6. "We Ain’t Here To Dance,” Triple T hreat7. “Never Give In, ” Cheap Thrina8. “Chicken Wing,” Ponytale9. “Take Me Back,” F raaehle Joy10. “'Turn Your Mind Inside Out,” d. Veda

CUniNO GROOVESThe top-selling singles sold by Harmony House

during the week ending May 23, were:

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Yard Boss proves it’s the boss■ With the help of • aUeiit partner and a big doae of talent, Yard Boat b doaing the door on comparbona of the group to grunge banda. One atep in that direction b ib debut CD "SwoUen."

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When Yard Boss records its debut CD “Swollen,” it’s going against the traditional layering technique to give it a more “live" taste.

“We like it to be like lasagne. We like it all melted together,” said lead singer Marty Conselyea, intertwining his fingers together.

Conselyea and guitarist Greg Savela have other hopes about the product. They anticipate it closing the chapter on comparisons to <Tunge bands.

“ ‘Swollen ’ will set the record straight,” Savela said.

“We’re like an exceptional journey without a destination,” Conselyea said.

Yard Boss has attracted plenty of vacationers on its “journey,” including two die-hard fans who the band has never met. 'They stand in front of the band shouting during its set. Before Yard Boss comes on, the duo chants the group’s name.

“We don’t even know who those two guys are; they come to almost all our shows,” Coselyea said. “It started, I think, with the (fraternity) TKE show we did at Eastern (Michigan University).”

As the group collects its following, Savela said, unknown fans become more common.

“We’re pretty shocked at how well it’s building,” said guitarist Savela.

The hype about Yard Boss is also building quickly. Recently, the band won the first round of radio station WLLZ’s “Home Cookin’ ” battle of the bands at the Royal Oak Music Theatre. The group will now compete in the semifinals July 8 at the theater. Semifinalists will appear on

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Making It: Yard Boss — guitarist N ick Sokolowski (from left), drummer Rico Grazioli, guitarist Greg Savela, vocalist M arty Conselyea and bassist Todd Pocobello — are headed away from grunge band comparisons with their debut CD release, "Swollen. ”

WLLZ’s “Home Cookin’ ” CD and winners will open for a national act at the theater.

Within the last few months. Yard Boss has also appeared on the “Home Cookin’ ” radio show along with CIMX’s “Homeboy” show, both of which broadcast on Sunday nights.

It’s only been about a year since Yard Boss formed. Within five

STREET BEATSmonths of its first show on June 27, 1992, the band released its first effort “Gateway.” 'The local record label, Anti-Music, picked up on the group’s success and solicited them to contribute to ‘“Thick,” a local music compilation. The album, which also included Bog Blast,

Brickyard, Fiesty Cadavers, Ricochet, Scruffy Tearaways, Six Feet Deep and Smoke, is being distributed internationally.

The group’s soon-to-be recorded CD “Swollen” will be recorded under the its label. Hole in Your Heart Productions.

Yard Boss is a full-time job for the fivesome, which also includes drummer Rico Grazioli, guitarist Nick Sokolowski and bassist Todd Pocobello. 'The musicians live together in a 2,400-square-foot home with seven acres of land in Dexter, outside of Ann Arbor. They wouldn’t say who’s fronting their career except for it’s “one of Todd’s connections.”

“It’s a silent partner,” Conselyea said.

Understandably, they eqjoy this

carefree way of living.“It’s a lot better than working for

‘The Man,’ ” Conselyea said. This “Don” as they call him, is what’s helping Yard Boss live up to its name — at least musically — in town.

“It’s the toughest guy in the prison. He’s the one guy you don’t sit anywhere near on the bench,” Conselyea said. “We’re all bosses of the yard in our own special way.”

Yard Boss will perform Tuesday, June 8, at the Blind Pig in Ann Arbor. Coif 996-8655 for more information. They also will perform Friday, June 18, with RoUinghead, Flock and Back Alley Blues at Paycheck’s Lounge in Hamtramck (874-0909), and Friday, July 16, with Black Mali at Alvin’s in Detroit (832-2355).

Young drummer has the beat of a veteran

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Most 13-year-olds spend their time off from school baby-sitting, doing homework, or goofing around with friends.

Drummer Tom Clufetos of Rochester preps himself to play with the likes of Chuck Berry, the Pointer Sis-

^4ers-and Jen y Lee Lewis, along with his dad’s group. Tommy C. and the Gamut Band.

Despite reaching such success at a young,age, the teen shrugs it all off— with a big grin.

“It’s all basicayy the same,” the ^ clean-cut Clufetos said about his ' gigs. “Every gig is fun.”

Presumably, an early May gig during the Music West Conference in Vancouver, British Columbia, will stick out in his mind. There, Pearl Drums representatives along with Charlie Quintana, drummer for Bob Dylan and Izzy Stradlin, and Greg Bissonette, drummer for David Lee Roth and Joe Satriani, voted him the best drummer younger than age 16 in North America.

Clufetos and 14-year-old Leo Coo- din of Vancouver wore chosen from 1,600 drummers who sent in performance tapes to tho drum company to compete for the title.

Bob Attwell, Pearl Drums’ general manager, said it was Clufetos’ maturity that made the teen stick out.

‘At that age. . . they tend to be full of energy, dynamics (of playing) get blown out of the water,” Attwell said. “Tom really plays at a whole different level (than what a) player at that age would play. He really had command of the instrument.”

The modest teen didn’t expect to make it that far.

“I thought I had a chance . . . ” Clufetos said.

His teacher, Mark Mead of Royal Music Center in Royal Oak, isn’t surprised.,,'S

“He’s always set his goals high,” he said. “He’s an example of endurance. He goes through tho motions. He’s here every week. The only time he misses is when he’s incredibly ill.”

As a reward, Clufetos received a Pearl Forum series drum kit worth $1,200 and jammed with Joe Walsh, guitarist Drany Gatton, Bissonette and Quintana. Shy, he prefers not to say much about his success.

“Lot’s just say he’s been a very good sport about it,” said his mother, Debi.

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ca lle r you quote in the column of May 24. 1 really appreciated the way you clarified the idea of objectivity.

1 am in my 40s and have been in therapy for six

years. It is through therapy that I have become able to f ^ my past without feeling paralysed as 1 was before I fo u ^ an understanding and empathic helper. Because of my experience I don’t believe that one can heal oneself. I believe that we need professional help. I had to go back and relive my experience and for that 1 needed someone to carry me through.

I want to share my experience, remembering the abuse and finding someone to help, with your readers. I believe that reading about my recovery can help others with their struggle.

I was 19 when I remembered my father exposing himself and demanding that my sister and I, 5 and 6 years old at the time, fondle him. I was in therapy when I remembered, and I told my therapist. He answered, saying, “The only reason you tell me this is t ^ t you want me to do this to you. You have an Electra complex. What you are saying never happened.”

His response confused me. It was 25 years ago and there was little publicity and education on sexual abuse. I didn’t think others could understand my story, then, as I believe they do today. As I said, that is the reason I am sharing my story, I wish I had read one like it when I remembered my father abusing me.

Even though I was confused,I stopped seeing this therapist.I did not see another one until I was in my 30s and unable to continue denying the memories. I told a new counselor, he affirmed me and for ^ y s I did not stop crying. Then,\I understood that until he believed me that the abuse occurred, I did not believe myself.

'This counselor referred me to a woman for the therapy he said I needed. He told me that in the initial stages I would be more able to trust a woman; he was right. I felt safer with her than I could have with a man.

Together, this woman and I worked hard to understand my life experience. I still appreciate that she accepted me where I was and never tried to force

me to tear down a wall of denial until 1 was ready to go further.

I learned that sexual abuse was only a small part of my sick family ssrstem. Other facte of our exiatence were as harm-‘ fill as the sexual abuse. There was the emotional abuse. My father belittled me; he called me “ugly” and “stupid.” He told me that ix> man could ever love me and that I could never amount th anything.

Worst of all wo, my family, denied these realities of our existence. I learned that I was sicker because of the denial than because of the abusive behavior. One of the outcomes of getting better was that I was able to see my parents as people not as parents. This is one of the ways I moved toward independence from them.

I stopped seeing this therapist because I moved from one city to another. Since that move, I am in therapy again, this time with a man. 'This has worked out very well, too. I feel more hopeful than ever that I will one day be healed. All the time, I am less and less angry. 'The pain returns but with less intensity, I am no longer overwhelmed by it.

I have a good job. I divorced my alcoholic husband, and 1 am thinking about dating. On many days, I feel spontaneous joy for no reason at all; I am happy to be alive. I feel like life is just beginning. I cannot believe all of the emotions I am capable of feeling. I feel lucky to be alive. I am healing.

I hope my life story will help someone else believe in their ability to heal.

Dear Caller,'Thank you for having the

courage and generosity to share your story. It is beautiful. About two years ago a woman, whose father had killed her mother, wrote to me. In her letter, she said she did not believe someone else could help her overcome the sadness caused by her family experiences. She said she believed she would have to do it alone or that it could not be done. I hope she reads your letter. I believe as you do that in order to heal one needs professional help.

Again, thank you.B arbara

I f you have a question or comment for Barbara Schiff, a trained therapist and experienced counselor, serul it to Street Sense, Observer A Eccentric Newspapers, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia 48150. You can also leave a message by calling 953-2047, mailbox 1877, on a Touch-Tone phone.

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‘Sargasso’ expands on BronteBy J ohm Monaoman■MnAi. Wi

In Chariotte Broota’a Hasair novel “Jana Byre,” tamparaman- tal husband Rucbaalar hidaa Ma loonay first wifo in the attic. Only ruflMw and speculation hint at bow the amnan was driven to madness, mad etMugb to leap to bar death after setting fire to the mansion.

The character long fasri noted autitor Joan Rhys, who created a sweeping history for her in the 1966 novel “Wide Sargaaao Sea.” 'The new film version by Australian director John Duigan, currently at the Maple, offers a fascinating and sensual look at a 19th- century Creole heiress driven mad on a Caribbean island.

She mar r ie s Rochest er (Nathaniel Parker), a typically stu f^ Englishman keeping a stiff upper lip amidst the oppressive heat and uninhibited ways of the natives. Outfitted in a high-collared shirt, jacket and ascot, he takes the wealthy Antoinette in

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Antoinette (Karina Leathord), who waa bom ham, is mdks in- laxad and open to this oaviron- maoL For awhile they are rock- looaly happy until a hlarkmailar arrives and fills the husband’s head ftiU at atoriee about hie bride and bar funily.

md owaak, oapadally in the myriad aaa sconaa. while an-PoUaedrum aser Btowart Copelaad blende both madora and priatt- tlva aounde ia hie pstfueoive

Rochester now treats hie wifo coldly. Hia paaaion. once inspired by her primitive nature, turns fitw amorous to violent. An- toinotta, meanwhile, begs her native nursemaid Christophene (Claudia Robinson) to roatora their love with “obaah”, the local brand of voodoo.

“Wide Sargasso Sea” sustains its steamy atmosphere through its lush lo c ^ , a primeval jungle bussing with ever-present birds and insects. Cinematographer Geoff Burton bathes his images in

'The movie has an NC-17 rating, moat likely due to esplicit shots of both the male and imnalo anatomy. 'Thia. after all, ia a movie about mood and sensuality rathar than plot, which in weaker momenta recalla both Harlequin romances and “Mandingo.”

Aa Antoinette’s mother and stepfather, Rachel Ward and Mic h ^ York bead a supporting cast much more recognisable tKen the attractive leads. We learn that our heroine’s condition has a family precedent since Antoinette’s mother eras similarly taken for mad and locked away in loneli- • neas and desperation.

------------------ ----------- that ha,toe, ia trapped by the wavii^ wesda. In a nightmare imags, hiswife’s face floats tosemd him before ho jerks awake in frighC

Though linked stroagly to its prodeoaaaor, “Wide Bargain Sea” eucceeeftilly stands on its own m an exotic set place and a tragic le-

'The idea that each of the char- actara is caught in a net of hia or her own making has a visual re-

Ifyou have a comment for John Monaghan, call him at 963-2047, mailbox ruimberl986, on a touch tone phone, or write him ears of Street Scene. Observer B Eccentric Newspapers, 36251 Sdtool- craft, Livonia 48150.

SCREEN SCENE

A M m plin g of what's playing at altemative movie theaters throughout metro Detroit as reviewed by John Monaghan.■ H EN R Y PO R O C IN T IN fN A L

U B R A R Y13671 Michigan Ave., Dearborn. Call 943-2330 for information. (Free)

Animal shorts — “Horse with the Flying Tail” (1976) and “Ut- tle Dog Lost” (1968) starting at 7 p.m. June 7. 'The horse is a golden palamino that leaps to international fame after winning jumping competitions. The dog is a Welsh Corgi who sets out to find a master who will help him overcome his fear of brooms.

■ M A P LE T H EA T ER4135 W. Maple Road, Bloomfield Hills. Call 855-9090 for show times. ($5.75 evenings; $2.95 tw ili^ t)

“Like Water for Chocolate” (Mexico — 1992). A lonely woman puts all her energies into creating unforgettable meals in this blend of fantasy and drama. As with the Danish hit “Babette’s Feast,” you won’t want to watch on an empty stomach.

“Much Ado About Nothing” (USA — 1993). Kenneth Branagh, the force behind “Henry V,” re-

LOOKINQ AHEAD

W hat to watch for in Street Scene next week:■ Christina Fuoco’s interview with Bent Lucy.■ Linda Chomin’s Art on the Edge.■ Bob Sadler’s look at the best comedy coming to town this month.■ Street Sense by Barbara Schiff.

turns to Shakespeare with this delightful film adaptation of the popular comedy. Branagh, real- life wife Emma 'Thompson, Michael Keaton, Denxel Washington and Keanu Reeves star.

“Wide Sargasso Sea” (Australia — 1993). 'The prequel to Jane E3rre finds Rochester’s first wife Antoinette driven mad on a Jamaican island. Australian director John Duigan (“Flirting”) creates a sensual and fascinating portrait of a woman only referred to as the crazy woman in the attic in the original story.■ M K H M A N TH EA T ER603 E. Liberty, Ann Arbor. Call 668- 8397 for information and show times. ($5; $4 students and senior citizens)

“Tous Les Matins Du Monde” (France — 1992), th ro u ^ June 12. Gerard Depardieu stars as Marais, a Csmous cellist in the court of Louis XVI, who recalls

this tutelage under the reclusive Sainte Colombe. A feast for the ears and eyes, directed by Alain Corneau.

“The Match Factory Girl” (Finland — 1969), through June 11. Director Aki Kaurismaki, before gaining international acclaim*' with “Ariel” and “Leningrad Cowboys,” focuses on a young woman weighed down by her tedious job and dysfunctional family.

“Like Water for Chocolate” (Mexico — 1993), through June 19. A lonely woman puts all her energies into creating unforgettable meals in this blend of fantasy and drama. As with the Danish hit “Babette’s Feast,” you won’t want to watch on an empty stomach.

p.m. June 12 (organ overture begins a half hour before show time). A famous musical star (Betty Grable) returns from Europe to find a reporter (Robert Young) ready to expose her ori- gina aa a beer hall singer. 'The sonp , by Mack Gordon and Harry Warren, include “Two Little Girls in Blue” and “Heaven Will Protect the Working Girl.”

■ S TA TE T H EA T ERI 2115 Woodward Ave., Detroit.

I Call 961-5460 for information. ($1.89)

I “Young Frankenstein” (USA — 1974), 9 p.m. June 7. You won’t be able to watcb an old Frankenstein movie with a straight face after seeing Mel Brooks’ inspired aen- dup. Gene l ^ d e r and Marty Feldman (remember him?) pls^ doctor and assistant who create the creature fiom spare body parts. A young Terri Garr, Peter ' Boyle and Madeline Kahn also star.

W c n p F a c t o r K arlos B a rn ey

17360 Lahser Road at Grand River, Detroit Call 435-4857 for information.

“Sweet Rosie O’Grady” (USA — 1943), 8 p.m. June 11-12; 2 "W h at th e heck , I figure h e ’d b e bald by now, to a "

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school paper,” his mother said.Clufatoa found his toachara to

be understanding."They thought it was protty“

cool,” ha said. Although ha travels and practices frequently, Clufatoa maintains an “A” average at school.

“I couldn’t do it if I wasn’t getting good pades,” ha said.

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DIVORCED Wtwta mMa 36. 220. caring. honaat. romanttc. Mcaa moMaa. ilcnlcs, motorcyctai, aaaks famala35. amokmg/klda o.k. 154DIVORCED WHITE MALE. aoouNu-

d. Nbarlartan, bAiar typa, 43. 5’10", goi ahapa, good )ob. looking for youngar. attractiva. IntaM g^. unancumbarad, aalf oontant. non-obaaa woman wHh a lovaot tha opan road. kiMda and out. •45206OfVORCEO wMk Ing out of aaaks altractiva. monagamoua. bui

long oonvanant.40. MM int. for ralollorv • 45160

OfVORCEO WHITE mMa 43. 87315 Advanturoua. opan nWndad. honaM. Mnoara. humorous. Mcaa Uda. mov> laa, dancing. waMa. non amokar. Raoa? Aga? Waadand •46133

VEN. BaMtlng IntaMgant. pratty f apirti for mutuM ar oyvnant. 45169


MELL9 LApf» : lOOfcIno for a Mm wtwta famala Harfay gM, who Hkaa to traval 6 hava km. I'm 40 yaam divoroad. whfta, mala, 9'.8‘. 145 Iba.. 6 good looking •45144HUMOROUS.sbigla whila mMa. 37, 5'6". fH pr faunal. Baaka Mm. bright, aingla aWWta famala to share intaraala.

45045HUMOROUS 8*nQ»> MMk handaoma, km loMng. indapandant, no kida. financlaiy 6 amobonalfy aa- cure, aaaks eama In altracWve akfigle • 46^HUMOROUS 86IOLE WfWts MMa, aarfy SOa, 81**. amokar/aocIM drink- •;lno30 . for muluaWy aacIWng Lara gM logalhar. M now* 45253GOT ALL As, attractiva. Mftuarrt,

akmM mMa. 30. laMUng vary altrac- tkm, physical 61 aktgla aWWta famala balwaan 23-33 for km aummar rWghtt 6 romantic avarWnga.

45166IS NO MAN GOOD ENOUGH for you? I wont the moat high strung.cMe. picky, womai nt. dadghckd, ttva. Ba daring kinny. A attrac-

•A517SrrS BUMMER TitlEI Ntoa I

OfVORCEO whRantola 8 I76».wa6 .34.21-40wrfo^bla raladonahip.DIVORCED 36 yaar oW whila mMa ■lafclng baauMkd 36-22-36 or batlar wtM baaiiittkil faca. 21-36 yra. rm MTO. Vanr

• 4613?aartoua CMlmaEDUCATED AND ATTRACTIVE wfWla mMa, Mngla. 32. 88‘. Mms

atMallc aingla bMek tamMa, 23-36. la Mara Maraata. • 46211ENERGETIC WBU GRAD Mudant. 33. aupar Mtlluda. kindnaaa. aoofca lady to Mara. Aaptrtng aaofar lovaa

w'SSI*GOOD LOOKINO. oandy hob. bkia ayaa. I'll**. Mm A buM. hmnty

Ntoa looking profaaaional, I'KFIrtm. 170 too., amotion ~ ‘

Wnarlaik aaoura wRh a good of humor, rm looking for M I to Mara barbacuing A othar km on Caaa

Laka. Lata 30‘s aarly 48a •46166UMfTB) TIME ONLY: .voroad mMa 30, wkh vorlad intaraMlaiMlorahMaWawdUMatallmalo kraar aomabody.31 YR OLD wtWM m^ loofcbtgfpr attractiva afloctlonaia non amok- ^ Mmtnka woaaa 26 yra A up.Madba

746166MARfBEO. Atyacya St wwia ago 32. dombanL ooako morrlod/ am0o eMiala lor pooMonMa dia oraoL morwbiga A Mtorraoia Ago

• 44iMMARRO WHITE MALE, wal biMt

MARRKD, WMrrt mMa proMO- !!0PdL 300 Ma, tooktog Mr

8PICERE, Cwlng wfWto mMa Eaty S8a5'5". 156 Ibadork hab. brown ayaa varm amda non amokar. WMfWng to maat anal patMa lady, Mtaa to laugh, Miao movtaa. dbWrtg owl. wMking, A Old faahionad vakiaa. Alao a chrlatton. •45261SINGLE. JEWISH mMa 32. above avoraga looks, sharp mtod. would Hca 10 maat tha soma, ralgloo urv ~ for aummar NgM

itoo. •45216SINGLE fawfah irala 33, who's fraa A would Mia to ba your kay to ad- vanlura A biorodMla km. Blua ayaa 6t. saaka abiM wtWfa famala. 24-35 Mthgood rtt. •45021SINGLE PROFESSIONAL. 26. 5*8'. rm with

oua ra46047

aata looking far aartoua ralatfon-

8INOLE WHITE buMnaoaman 23. 6' 160 lb. vary good looking, bdiM- gam. plfWatlc. poaltfva A awlramMy modaat lookirg for aomaorta Nka

• 45135SPIOLE WHITE famMa Mm, aaoura proMaMoni vtoufd Mta to maal ta prnfaaalonM gandaman whe traval. sports, oommraatlon.

Attractiva

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8PIQLE WHITE MALE. 56. aaaks matura Wtwta famala wh abnpla ttWnga In Ma A

SPtOLE WHITE MALE, 22. 5*18*. non amokar abtoara. ar oya raokal- bad. outdoors, mora. 9aahMg whNi• 45166

16-26 wNh

SPfGLE. WHITE mMa. 88*. 36 yra.

cartnn, undaratandbig gMwNie female. 30-* IfaahopaaA draamaadSPIOLE. WlWia mMa, tML proMa jraMy MmMa who an-

743150SM0a Wtwta mala 30, non amokar. tf yaw era 36-60 an|oy bw outdoors.

proporbonad to haigRt- • 4smSPtOLE wtwta mMa. 26. 8 4

roiA twbaaoh. • 46286SPiOU wfWta mMa. 26, 8 8'. 160 h^. lyak aaay many bitaraala MoklaB 21-36 for fun and r»-

OOON TO BE OPtQLI fMhar M 2. 33. adWia. 83'* 163M nan imofcbia

620 Men Seeking Wonwn

SINGLE WHITE mW* doctor tog for otlractNo wfWlo proMoMonol famala. 24-32. who ardoya muale, aaroblca. OaMd Laltarman, baach- aa, outdoors. Sabdald. No dapand-

• 46186SLENDER. ATHLETIC, white. mMa, 37. ntoa guy with heart and totagrtty

No 7 46246

8UBMISSA7E.Arulouofy aaaks dominant loaMMfy •44632

SUCCESSFUL TkiMneaamMi of 46. 5'10. whfia, aaaka honaM woman w/ aanaaof humor for dbWng. dancing, movlee/pleye/boettog. Looking for a Mend 1M. poaMbia mora. •461668WM 25, 8. ITOIba.. tMI. hMidaoma FOR REAL. Looktog for lady, ago a number. thM woMd Mia a niea i M ttMb brad MM. ForgM tha pac boy. ha'a pM)4ng Nbiiando. • 4SlTALL handaoma proMaalonM. 84" 225. dark blond. baauMul bkia ayaa, m. 40Mh, leaking aim. awracbva.

r mTALL • adWta maM 33. good Moktog. partMfy hanrttoipnail. wMka wtii orulohaa Moktog for24-30, aanaWlva. opan mtodad Mdy.

• 46116WANTED: wtM to Start MnWIy A buBd hfhira logaPwr. muM ba n-90, to ahapa. pr^ A non amokar. rm 30, MngM whNa maM. 811**. 170 Mk. Mm bum A CamoAc. wide varMty of • 4^1WHITE MALE, 40;a proMaMonM. ihyaloaPy 6L honaat. outgoing, car- ng, avtd Iramlcr, looktog Mr adWIa MmaM 36-46 to ahara aoma totaraM 4MS. •4S1S2WHfTC MALE. 46. sducaMd, aaaba MmaM who bMa nM to Mek baMi to

621 Women Seeking

ATTRACTIVE. 160. 26. 810, k MmMa . . n, atbao-tkm, anargiMe 30-40 ato whNMto------ -—. — ----------aaaW45063

ATTRACTIVE. proMsilonM, 32 yaar Mmafs. aIngM parent of 1.ofdwhilafA poaoMM lalatlonafwp vMh abrWMr maM. •46213ATTRACTIVE SPIQLE bMck MmaM. 30. outgoing. IntaMgant. amokar

a articuMM atogia maM. 30-40, •a o humor. cMm caunlmpor- • 4^1

h a good f varkM b

ATTRACTIVE. SpkNual. Black FamaM. 41. 83" Mm. it skin frtandafWp with proMaaMnM 4 6 who Mvaa Ma, God and paopM. ---------- " -----44100ATTRACTIVE WHITE MmaM. 47, M to dLooktog Mr honaat,Ic 6 ambMoua man Mating ralalMnafWp.

wnp, nrew mn.. oa ng, ana yat— 1 Mr kfMndihM 6 • 4 64BEAUTIFUL,tywali._36. aa-modal Mraa Ml dtob aaaka araaRhy 40-56, Mr companion- A •45066CARPIQ. Divoroad wfWia MmMa, 66.3'4", 146 r ■■Saak tog taB, totaMpam man Mr---------- -----------CLASSY BLACK FEMALE aaakbMtha aga of 3I-46. Uha advantum an

• 46130CLASSY, vtvacidua. attracthm

Ma aaMia atogM, wfWM malk•amokar, 50-60. to Miara apaeW mamanta. Mmiy 6 Manda. Lovaa

WMTE maM 6T. 7 tolMItoant. 26 :

YOUNG WHTre i . 46. 818’

YOUNG 32. Bbmbi n whfta.

art ar 7 46107

\ groM Aawb. mry pralty. I fPr a toCmin gay wha'a hawiy. and undar lO.W46276ARB YOU undar 811**, 4086. MwaVaaaa. danaang, bMMbtg, maaba. waMig. tadring. I am a cMsay padia Mand, dark ayaa. 40MR. iarntdi

• 46130

CREATIVE. FUN Mving. whfta.‘ id hob. Mvaa to

3?.WymoMbi area

• 46216CUTE, btanda WfWM. 42-61 aha bavadwL• 46lfiOfVORCfO.grtWM *mmM. 61 Mvaa M MgR. rad

e *MMiaugR.radM8.wWki>V

43?1OfVORCO, ahda faw . N1 at-

af hianor.MmayarN ka ta naat ganMa aan rfakuMar tolarooia.

6 TRM. rr*. 42, Wua ayaa. •- Bad. gaMf ‘ luMSpMeleM

big. aaafctog Mb • 46171

404.

621 Women Seeking

GREEN EYED BMnda. 33. 3*6* Mm, van working maM whomm to Mugh. Mtao kida 6 * •45217LOVEABLE YOUNG WIWM 48a. Cuta, apunky atooara MmaM anfoya dancing, aporta. apontanaby. Iwk mor. Baaktog aaeura man w/obnaor toiaraaia. Plymouth. •45042NICE LOOKING wfWM Mdy (aanlor) ratbad, would Ma M moot ATTRAC- Tive fiMM (to 68aL LMa bavadry. damping, dancing, caring blandahip, 6 hirw Lal'a ladi irit. •w s^NO GAMES PLEASE. ChrMIlMi dL voroad woman. 44 yra. oU. 89". 140 Ma.. Mvtog oaring, honaat. gan-

*444152NO MORE BARS! CuM. dfvorcad

. p. w7.Moktog Mr a Mand who mm eounby muolc. dancing and hovtog a • 45204gboddma.

woman. 43. aaaka auooaaakW, aha , humaroua. Mnoara man. 404. for bditog fWktog moMae. go*. ---- -------- - • 152PRETTY. VERY lueoaaaM antrapa- nuar. 83*’. vary Mvtog, gMng fud dauvW. aaaktog maM. td lata 68a wm ean Mva ma • 44673•fgS got baouly, brabM good MaM, Mntaattc bo . Sfia Maka aaa* 9f, la oonddanL todapandant, 40 whfM famaM. You ara witty, bbn.You knew whol’a Moktog from your IM.CadlMr. •46167MNQLE. BLACK. MmjMa. 21 89' indapandant, caring. Mtong aaalu wfWM maM, 26-36, amployad. al tractNa. fun kMng for aaclitog naw * “ * “ M: •4m iSMfGLEJawlohMmaM, young pral-

Jawbh. Lai*a not t'a of^ No • 46146

BBIGU WHITE FEMALE - 37. on-' ' 'irWMtortdmg aoWhNa maM batwaan 26 6 40, far

46110BB9GL1 WHITE. Mi Sgurad 6M..I6. b blua ayaa, aaaka nonaal.

fSSSw • 46223BbiGU WHITE MtoMi. 30. Inda- BMidonL atbaobva, MM af tun. Moling tor mMa. 30-61.

unbaparMnt. •^166YOU ARE aa nan amaidng Mn 33-46 who la aanalwa.eei^ enMya many eetNNMe 6 Ivee haaN% kut la not oempuMNo. I amtog Mr your fl • 46233

621 Women Seeking

SINGLE. VmiTE. mother of 1. 45. hard worktog non amokar. anfoya ■la aaaktog honaat man. 45-55. wflh

of Tnimor for poaMvo rouWn

TALL

Ongoing arrangamant daabad-56ovar 45 yra. old.' ‘ bad.45273TRAOmONAL SINGLE wfWM pro- MaaionM MmaM. 26 Moktog Mr aartoua raMtlcnefWp aga 25-35. Want- tog to aiart a Mmiy. Lova modaa.

‘ 1. •45033822 Spoilt InfofeeteSPIOLE WhNa maM 63. aaaka mbiaddoubMa MnfWa partnar 4.5 rattog.

‘1 yralcurronPy rankad #2 mana 60 yra.l ovar atogMa 8E Mtoh. TanrWa Aaaoc.I? •44162

6’ TALL. 166 M.. 30 yr. otd moM aaaka non amoktog aMndar MmaM. totaraata tockida worktog out. ton-nla. aporta avanta, dbWng tTwalra,----- ------ . ----

623 SenioraATTRACTIVE Slncara haort. non amokar. blonda.aaaka handaoma, tal gM WhNa maM, 60*70.

youno at Ma. lingM oancaig a caraa, MLkin MMng aln-

70. •M700ATTRACTIVE woman Moktog Mr man to 68a M danoa. goP. eard wadi. moMaa I good mbior. Cad ma wob moat Mr kinch. •46197HELLO SPt • I ofMn aaa you to the atoroa, raatauranta 6 church Mona Lal'a tail and aaa ■ wa'ro compad bM. N may ba a naw bagbwWng rm an attracbva acPvo Mdy. •XtP49MSU ORAO-AtboePva whNa lam Ms. anfoya Mi aporta. Mao gourmet ooofc 6 dWng Would anfoy moodng a gandaman, Bbmbigfiom/ BMomidd area. 60-70 • 45161STRAWBERRY BLONDE. 84*. bbn. non-drtnkto amoklng

worn BMomAald HBabland aaily to avyWHITE LADY 66 yoam young waiWdP» abnpM PWnga to IM and am aaay MpMaaa LaratMhBrat •46106WIDOW. WhNa MmaM to 08a. 9*fH.Ms. WaaM Ma M maat whNa maM. iMnadownMaartkpMsan.

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Mrs. Wohn was bom in Detroit, lived in Northville and Plymouth and was preceded in death by her husband John Wohn in 1965.

rfiv eeh ll-• flh e ia survivad t d ra L J eh a W a h a .'WaslL; Patricia RU w , I Ark.; Daaaas Vapaa, Plymeuth; Bca Woha, Birmiaghaai, Ala., and Kay Cawley, Livnala She 1s aloe survived by bar brnthsra, Jerry Nelaea af Ocala, Pla.. aad Horace Nelsoa of Northvilia A Bisamria l aorvics waa hold ia Rag- ora, Ark. _

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Sorvicoa for Charlao M. Thornp- soa, 82, of Plymouth wars Wsdnoaday, May 26, at Scfarador- Howell Funeral Hoom. Burial was in Riverside Comstary.

Ho was bora Sept. 6,1930, in Dennis, Kan. He died Saturday, May 22, ia Livonia. He caaoe to the Plymouth community in 1937 from Kansas Ho worked at Ford Motor Company for 38 years. He sttended the Plymouth Church of tbs NasareiM. He served in the U.S. Army in the Korean War where he received the bronze star.

He is survived by his wife, Bonnie K . Thompson at Plymouth; father, Ray C. Thompson of Plymouth; oim sister. Kathleen

Sorvicsa for Lloyd A. Duri^, 67, of Plymouth will be hold Tuoaday at 1 pjB. at tho Schrador-HowoU Funeral Home. Burial will be at Cadillac Memorial Gardetu in Wast- land.

Ho was bora July 3,1925, in Delhi. Ontario, Canada. He died Monday, May 31, in Plymouth.

Ho was a member of the Garden City Masonic Lodge. Ho was a member of the PlynMuth E lks Lodge No. 1780. He was a lifelong baker and rstirad in 1987. Altar retiring, he returned to work part time at Cinnacraz Bakery of Plymouth. He canM to the Plym outh Community 25 yaara ago from Garden City.

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PInnM Takn Notice that the election of the ecbool diitrict will be held on Monday, Jane 14.1333.

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THE POLLS o r ELECTION WILL OPEN AT 7 O’CLOC* DM THE MORNING AND CLOSE AT • OXLOCK IN THE EVENING.

At tbo annaal ecbool election therejaill be elected one (1) member to tbe board of edneation of tbe district for a faU term of foar (4) yean ending In 1937.

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MILLAGE RENEWAL PROPOSITION

Shall tbe limitation on tha -m nis of tana which may be againat aU propwty la Plymoatb-Canton Oomnainlty Sehooii, Wayne and Wnbtaaaw Coaatlae. Mlrblgnn, be Increewd by 17.74 mills (317.74 on each |1,3M.30) on sUte eqaMlwd vatawtion for a pwiod of 3 yean, 1333 aad 1994, to provide additional fwidi for operating pwpuiw (this baii« a renewal of 17.74 mlUt for operating parpoaie which expired with tbe 1993 tax levy)?

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a MILLAGE PBOPOSmON.Shell the limltatten on tbe amoont of tnias which may be i afaiast all property bi Plymoatb-Cintaa Comiwnilty Schools, Wayne and Wasbtanaw Countlee, HkklgMi, be tncrenaed by 4 mills (34.39 on each 31,000.99) on state eqnalind vafaution for a period of 3 yetrs, 1993 and 1994, to provido addltiona) fends for operating parpooee?

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ON JUNE 3. 1903, THE ELBCrORS OF THE STATf OT MICHIGAN WILL BE VOTING ON AN AMENDMENT TO THE MICHIGAN CONSTITUTION OF 1983 WHICH WILL MATERIALLY CHANGE THE METHOD OF FINANCING SCHOOLS. IP THIS AMENDMENT B APPROVED, IT WILL NOT BE NECESSARY FOR THE ELBCTOHS OF THB SCHOOL DBTRICT TO VOTE ON PEOPOSITiONS I AND H ABOVE. IF THE OONSmvnONAL AMENDMENT B APPROVED BY THE ELECTORS, PROPOSmONS I AND D SET FORTH ABOVE WILL NOT BE SUBMITTED AT THE ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION. HOWEVHl IT WILL, DM that event, be NBCHSBARY TO REQUEST APPROVAL OF THE ELECTORS OF ADOmONAL OPERATING MILLAGE FOR THE SCHOOL DBTIUCn ISSS OPERATINO TAX LEW AND PROPOSITION ‘‘A” SET FORTH BELOW WILL THEN BE PRESENTBILTO THB ELECTORS OF THB SCHOOL DBTRICT AT THE JUNE 14.1333 ANNUAL SCHOOL ELBCTION.

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CJty Precinct No. 4 and all of Ptymoath Tnwniblp Pradact No. 3, and an of Plymoatb Township Prednct No. 14.

PRECINCrNa4Stniieiialbu EUnaalary SchaaL Tha fowtb pradact coasMaafaU of City Prednct No. I and all of City Predact Ne. X

PRECINCT NOSAlka Elsesrafary Sebsil. The fifth predad coadaU of aD af Plymootli Townahip Predad No. 3, nU of Ptymoath 'Prednct No. 4, and aU of Plymoatb Towmhip Predad Ne 9.

PRECINCT NO.t Weal hOddk SchaaL The elzth pradnd maelets of aU of Plym- oath Townddp Predad No. 13, all of Plymoath Tovnuhip Prs- dnd No. IS, aad aU territory of the achool diatild UcaUd U Salem Townahip.

PRECINCT NO. 7ntnryflrhssi The eeveath predad eoaeleti af all

of Plymoath Townahip Pradnd No. 1, all of Plymoath Towmhip Predad Ne 3, aU of Piymoeth Townahip Predad Ne I mdaD territory of the achool dUtrld located U Northville Townahip

PRECINCT N a tFUgel M f U r y SchaaL The eighih prednd ecadde of all af Canton Towmhip Predad Ne 3, all of CeatanTswashlp Predad No. I, aad aU of Plymoath Towmhip Prednd No. 19.

' PRECD4CTNa9eat The aUih predact coadate of aD of

Cnatan Township Predad No. 4 aad all of Cantoa Towmhip Predad No. IS.

PREdNCTNaitB als^ Bemiatery flrhsil The tenth predad eondeU of all of Canton Towmhip Pradad Ne 7, aU of Cantoa Towmhip Pradnd N ell, aad aU of Caatm Towmhip Pradnd Ne 34.

PRECINCT N a nBriehmm EUmealnry SchaaL The elevcnih prednd eoasiats of aU of Canton TownAlp Predad No. 9, and aU of Cantoa Tewa- ship Predad Ne 14.

PREdNCTNanFUM Blsmintnry gehasl. Tha twelfth prednd mndsti of aU af Cantoa Townahip Predad Ne I aad aU of Canton Towmh Pie- dndNo. II.

PREdNCTNO.13Omiea Ugh SchaaL The thlrteeath prednd coadds ef aU d Canton Towmhip Predact Ne t. aU of Canton TownUip Predrnt No. 11, aU ef Canton Townahip Pred act Ne It, aU ef Ceatm Toenuhlp Predad Ne 17, aU of Cantoa Towmhip Pred ad No. 19, aad aU territory of the achool diatrid locatad U Saperiar Towmhip.

PRECINCT NO. 14BUd Hsmsalmy tcheel. The fearteeath predad condda d aUof Ptymoath Towmhip Predad Ne 7 and aU of Plymoath Town- dtp PrecUct Ne 11.

PRECDKTNaiSPlaaaar hOdOe SchaaL The fifteenth predad ceadala of aU ef Ptymoath Towmhip Predad No. 4, aU of Ptymoath Towmhip Predad Ne 11 aad aU of Plymoath Towmhip Predad Ne 11

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AU achool electors who are regidded with the dty or towmhip dark of the dty or towmhip la wkiek they ledde are eUglbie to veto d thie election

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Canton claims regional soccer title

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CBaker chosen for tourneyT om B«k«r, • Mnior at Plymouth Salam, has

bean aalactad to compata in tha Puma Cup Invitational, ona of the top aoccar all-atar

touraamanta for high achool aaniora.Baker ia one of 16 playara from the Midwaat

choaan for the thraa-day tournament, which will be June 10-13 at the National Soccer Hall of Fame in Onaonta, N.Y.

The Puma Cup will feature four regional taama, all high achool aaniora, in a round-robin tournament during National Soccer Hall of Fame Weak.

Baker waa named the Mr. Soccer by the Michigan High School Soccer Coachea Aaaociation and waa a member of the 1993 Parade All-America High School Soccer Team. He ia headed to the University of Virginia on a aoccer acholarship.

Hornets win soccer crownT he Canton Hornets won the under-11 boys

championship at the Canton Memorial Soccer Tournament May 31.

The Hornets defeated the Plymouth Kicks in the semifinals and the Novi Jaguars in the final, both by 2-1 scores. In pool play. Canton defeated the Troy Attack (2-1) and Midland Atoms (8-0) but lost to the Big Red (4-1).

The Canton roster consists of Nick Allen, Trevor Davis, Matt Dent, Jason Furr, Brian Gu- zowski, Danny Jaeger, Adam Keller, Kale Leftwich, Graeme McDonald, Jean Peltier, Billy Voyles and Brendan Welsh.

A1 Davis is the Hornets head coach, and the assistants are Steve Furr and Jim Dent.

W olves capture stateT he 1976 Michigan Wolves won the Michi

gan State Youth Soccer Association championship with a 4-0 triumph over Wayne/

Westland.The squad of 16- and 17-year-olds will represent

Michigan in the 12-team Region II Tournament June 26-30 in Springfield, Mo. The winner advances to the nationals July 21-25 in Phoenix,Aria.

Area team members are Tino Scicluna (Redford Township), Matt Kopmeyer (Livonia), Jason Buelow (Livonia Frankin), Rich Walos (Radford Catholic (Central), Adam ^hom er (West Bloomfield), Chris Timlin (Beverly Hills), Billy Power (Canton) and Adam Borchert (Redford (3C).

The Wolves are coached by Paul Scicluna (Farmington Hills) and Dominic Scicluna (Redford).

WMU academ ic all-starsT he Mid-American Conference has honored

79 student-athletes from Western Michigan University by choosing them for the

Academic Honor Roll. To qualify, student-athletes from the 10 MAC schools must have a minimum cumulative grade-point average 3.00 at the end of the fall semester.

Among the honorees;Joe Bonnett, senior hockey player from Canton,

with a 3.16 grade point in s e c o n d ^ education; Todd LaJoy, sophomore soccer player from Canton (Salem HS), 3.06 in management; Jason Ries, sophomore soccer player from Livonia (Catholic Central HS), 3.29 in communications; Michelle Daraban, fr^hm an trackster from Redford (Redford Union), 3.06 in history, Michelle Gayney, junior trackster from Bishop Borgess, 3.70 in social work; and Sarah Adzima, senior volleyball player from Canton (Ladywood), 3.61 in occupational therapy.

Kapla show cases talentS cott Kapla, a freshman at Eastern Michi

gan University, is one of four Michigan players selected to play in the National

Amateur All-Star Baseball Tournament, showcasing the country’s top 100 16- to 18-year-old players June 24-27 in Battle Creek. The title game will be televised on ESPN.

Kapla, a Canton native who graduated from Redford Catholic Central High, will play on the American Amateur Baseball Congress national squad.

Payne wins boxing titleC raig Payne of Livonia won the Weatern

Boxing Aaaociation heavyweight champi- onahip Saturday night in Yakima, Waah.

PayiM stopped Bobby Crabtree in the aizth round of a scheduled 12-rouiKler. PajriM U now 11- 3-1 overall as a professional. Crabtree dropped to 48-23.

“It’s the beet I’ve seen Mr. PagrtM fight in a long time,” Livonia Boxing Club managsr Paul Soucy said. “He had it all put togather.”

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PIjniMMtk Canton la haadad to tha Claaa A annlflnala In gtrigaoeegrafalaaAgrwinnlafanotlMr regional • tonmamant ehampionahlp Saturday with a 1-0 Tietory overNorthvlUa.

By Laeby O’Connob OTAFr Wama

Both teams thought the answer might be blowing in the wind. But it was Northville that ended up with the subterranean homesick blues.

And, like a rolling stoiM, Plymouth Canton will go to the state quarterfinals after beating the Mustangs 1-0 in a wind-swept match S a tu r^ y to capture the regional girls soccer title at Northville High.

'The Chiefs (19-1-1) meet Portage (Central for a state semifinal game Wednesday in Jackson. Central (22- 0) handed Canton its only loss, 6-2 in the regular season.

Revenge might be an incentive, but a state championship is the biggest jewel of redemption.

To clear the path, senior halfback Amy Westerhold scored a gem of a

goal in the first half. 'Tha tally came with 17 minutes elapsed but proved to be the winner.

Westerhold hammered a shot that Mustang goalkeeper Jessica Jones parried away. Westerhold followed through on the rebound and slotted it home.

'That, with a strong gtist from the north at their back, seemed to send the Chiefs on their way. They couldn’t score again, though.

When Canton left the ^ t half one goal ahead, if anything, the situation looked precarious.

Northville, buoyed by the exceptional play of Jones, had the wind on its back during the second half, but the M ustanp couldn’t muster a serious threat.

“I th o u ^ t they would put a lot more pressure on us in the second

half,” said (Jaatoo coach Ooa Smith. *niiay couldn't seem to sustain the push long enough.

“In fa^ 1 was conoaraad about us being up ^ only one goal and giving them the wind.”

,The Mustangs directed some threatening crosses into the penalty area, but Canton goalkeeper Jori Wel- chans snared them with little trouble.

In iitjury tinM, Northville pressed and earned a corner kick. Welchana came off her litM and collected the ball as the whistle blew.

“We a4)usted our game plan a little to take the wind into account,” said Northville coach Bob Paul. “We just didn’t get the scoring opportunities.”

Canton did, th o u ^ .Senior forward Leah Hutko broke

through on several occasions. Her nemesis was in a lilac jersey in the opposing goal.

Hutko was sent in clear midway in the second half, but Jones went out and dove at her attacker’s feet to collect the ball.

A few minutes later, Hutko connected with a piercing drive from 10

yards out. Jooaa turaed tha shot over the bar. Afterward. Hutho tapped the Mustang kaaper an the arm to ae- knnwladgs her hsrnica,

Whan the gnalkeeper wasn't an obstacle, the refcroe waa a barrier.

Hutko had a goal on a penalty kick waved off by tha official, who said she didn’t wait for the whiatle. Her second attempt roUad wide.

Senior forward Colleen Connell also had a fow scoring chanoee go awry.

In the first half, she curled a shot that Jones had diving to her left to smother. She also eras the architect of a dipping cross that the keeper could barely nudge onto the croasbiw.

Smith said his team could’ve had at least four goals. He credited Jones for her stellar play in the opposing net.

“They don’t count unless they go into the net,” he aaid.

Asked if he was concerned about the missed scoring opportunities, though, Smith clutched the regional trophy in his arm.

Said Smith: “Not anymore.”Pitching carries Salem to district tournament winsBy Dan O’Meara Staff Writer

For a baseball pitcher who nearly lost control, Plymouth Salem junior Mike Marsella was in complete control Saturday.

Despite a rocky start, Marsella threw a no-hitter against Livonia Franklin and led the Rocks to the Class A district championship at Canton with a '.'-O victory.

Pitching carried the day for Salem, which toppled Western Lidtes Activities Assc^ation champion Canton in the first round as junior Nirav Kher tossed a three-hit shutout, 3-0.

“T hat’s one of the things we worked at and had to work on ^1 year because we were inexperienced,” Salem coach John Gravlin said.

“The biggest find was Nirav. We knew Mike was going to be a starting pitcher, but he hasn’t been quite as consistent as Nirav, who has thrown 14 (consecutive) innings and not given up a run. Of course, Mike has thrown seven.”

In the final, Marsella hit three batters in the first two innings and was nearly ejected because of i t

Instead, he collected himself and proceeded to make history — the only other Franklin player to reach base was Pat M cC orm a^ on an error in the sixth inning.

“(The umpire) said one more and I’d be t o a a ^ ” Marsella said. “It shook me up. I didn’t have my control. Pliu, my pitchea were tailing up and in so that didn’t help. I changed my grip and got back in the groove.”

Marsella, who threw a no-no

BASEBALLagainst Belleville in his freshman year, found his control and faced just 16 batters over the last five innings. He threw 79 pitches overall, striking out five and walking none.

“It’s been 10 days since Mike has had a chance to pitch,” Gravlin said. “(The umpire) said he worried about the safety of ^ e kids. I said, ‘He’s a little rusty, we’ll start throwing fast- balls on the outside part of the plate until he gets his control.’

"I had a couple other pitchers I wanted to get innings today, but I couldn’t take that chance when he’s rolling.”

Salem (20-13) will play Ann Arbor Pioneer in the regional tournament at Plymouth-Canton on Saturday.

Sophom ore M ike A uBuchon pitched six innings for Franklin, but the Rocks scored a sin^e run in the first and got to him for four in the second. Salem had seven of its 13 hits in the first two innings.

Charlie Winstel, who had four hits on the day to raise his season total to 42 — the most by any player in Grav- lin’s 10 years as coach, had an RBI single in the first

The Rocks loaded the bases with three straight hits to start the second. An error scored one run, Bryan Zarosely (three hits) had a two-run single aiul Eric Kida added an RBI sacrifice fly.

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As the laadoff batter. L ias Rosum haa scored plenty of runs for the Livonia Ladywood aoftball taaas, hot noiM more important than tha oim aha aoored Saturdaiy.

Rosum raced home foUowiu an error for tha only ran aa tha Blaaara ahockad Plymoath Canton 1-0 in tha diampionahip gama a t tha Claaa A dlatrict tournament at Selewi.

“I was thinking I’d better run faster, because the ganM ia on tha 11^” aaid Roaum, a aophomoto who IHrea in Canton. “I think the adrenaline carried me moat of tha way. It waa tha beet ran from tMrd to home I ’ve had.

Ladywood (21-11-1) advancaa to tha mglonal touraamaot at PtynMoth-Caatan to plagr tha Ana Arbor Ploaaar dlatrict wlaaar Saturday.

Tha loaa waa filled with ito w far tha Chiefr (21- 6) and aU-atala piMfrar Kelly H o h ^ who thrm a rirftrt garni thrnuah d r h in lnp

Sha atiO endad W caiaar throwing a no-klttar without a walk, but tha Blaaara oagittaliaod on thraa anora (aO in tha aarauth Inning) la wlu tha gmua.

”Kally waa witataudhig today; avaiythlug waa worldag far bar,** Cauloa oaaoh Jim Arnold aaid. "Sha araa loohod a Uttla fimlar lotby. Sha raaBy

overthrow at third opened the door for her to aeon.“The breaks went our way this time Inafaad of

theira,” fird-yaar Ladywood coach Liaa Paraona aaid, recalling a 4-2, eiSht-inning loaa to the Chiefo in the Canton Claaaic.

“We knew we had to put the ball in play. The last time we atruck out 14 times. We put praaaure oo them to play dafonae, beeauae you juat don’t hit off (Holmaa). The laat tlnm they aM b a^ and let Kelfy otrika everybody out.”

HoIbmo, who wetAhed wHh 968 oarear atrikaouts, frmned the firat aix Ladywood battara and aaeiated oo five of tha next aix potouta. But the Blaasra ataited awinging harder and making batlar oootaet

"I atmtad them bunting and slemping at the ball to give them oonfldanoe — and it halpad," aaid. "Onoe they found they could taueh the ball

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in which Rosum had a game-aaving catch in canter field.

Canton had runners at first and second when Liaa Nicastri hit a line drive that Rosum caught on the ran. The inning ended with Tina Sdtafor (two hits) being thrown out at the p l^ after a a in ^ to right field by Holmaa.

“In the end, 1 didn’t throw ae much junk because I wanted to gat it over the plate,” K d ly said, adding R waa her biggest victory in ftw years of Ladywood aoftbalL T have a good dafraae behind am and I trust them.”

The loss was disappointing for the Chiefo, who were state runnera-up laat year and had hoped to nmke another tournament run.

“It ’s not aa automatic thing,” Arnold aaid. “We heard a lot of that, and there was a lot of praaaure oo tha Uda all eeaaoo. I tried to downplay it, but H’s alweyo on thair minds.

“We had a legitimate shot at it, but you have la have aoam look to be there. We a tough diatriot and it doaaat gat a n tougher.”

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Mriy wiMB b« WM raoMl and hit kid*," Franklin coach Jim Karouh aaid. “Hi* control wa* not roal aharp and that wa* th* timado it.

"Th*y cam* out Uk* a ball at fir* and w* didn't mak* th* play*. Wh*n w* hit aomathinc t l ^ mad* th* play*. (Mar**Ua) hand- cufhd u* all day."

AuBuchon followed with thre* •corelaa* inninf* before Salem acored twice in the aixth to make it T-0. Zaroaely and Dave Knifht had RBI ainflea. Jim Cunningham alao had two hit* for the Rock*. Rob Janaen finiahed the game for the Patriot* (9-19).

“For a aophomore, I think my kid pitched a pretty good game," Franklin coach Jim Karoub aaid. “I don't think he pitched aa poorly aa the aix runa they acored on him. He waa around the plate all day and had nice atuff.”

The Rocka alao had aolid fielding from ahortatop John Klaak and ateady play from Winatel at firat baae and outfieldera Jamie Owena, Zaroaely and Eric Stryker.

"We’re playing almoat perfect defenae, which ia another thing," Gravlin aaid, adding the Rocka made 25 errors in their firat 10 games. “Since that point in time, we’ve been playing tremendous baseball. You win with pitching and defenae and we’re doing both of those now.”

Kher, who boasts an eamed- run average below 1.00, struck out one and walked two against Canton.

The Chiefs (21-12) loaded the bases in the fourth, but a forceout and two flyouts ended the threat. Canton put its first two batters aboard in the sixth, but Kher re

tired tik* aid* with a pair of flyout* and a atriksout.

"Sandy Koufeix aaid b* a pa*t pitcher when b* atoppad trying to maka paopl* mia* and staitad trying to mak* tham hit it. and th a t’* th* way Nirav pitchaa," Gravlin aaid. "Nirav ia a pretty inuUigant pitchar, and h* undantand* what ha haa to do.’*

The Rocka defeatad Canton ace Craig Benedict, who allowed aix hita, struck out two and walked

Salem scored twice in the fourth inning when Brandon Lo* waa hit by a pitch, stole second and acored on Stryker’s single. Stryker later scored on an error. Winatel had two hita, including an RBI double in the flfth.

“Benny threw a real atrong game," Canton coach Mark La- Pointe said. “We had a few defensive errors early that hurt us, and we had situations where we just couldn’t get a hit when we n eêd one.

“If you’re into competitive situations, your expectations are always high. When you don’t meet those expectations, it’s tough to take because you worked so hard to get where you are.”

Franklin got a complete game from sophomore Brian Crumley to beat Livonia Stevenson (5-18) in the first round, 6-2. Crumley tossed a four-hitter, fanned six, walked one and hit two. Brad Morgan was the losing pitcher.

“Brian was very effective,” Karoub said. “I don’t think he had his best stuff, but he was consistent and around the plate, and he pitched out of some to u ^ situations, which is really good to see

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Rocks celebrate: S a le m ’s B ryan Z arosely (12) h ad three h its and som e good p la y s in cen ter fie ld in th e cham pion ship gam e.

a pitcher do.”McCormack, Matt Fournier

and Jason Schniers had two hits each for the Patriots, who scored five runs in the second inning.

S h a m r o c k s c a p t u r e d i s t r i c t c r o w nBy C. J . Risak Staff Wbiter

After surviving Class A district challenges, Redford Catholic (Central’s baseball team was able to shift its attention to Saturday’s regional, in which the Shamrocks will battle the Temperance-Bed- ford district winner at Temperance-Bedford.

But before they pack their bats and gloves and tuck their glowing district title memories away, it might behoove them to keep in mind how they made it there.

Pitching flrst. Defense second. And some timely, if not overpowering, hitting.

John Salter, CC’s coach, was well aware of all this. He allowed himself to think ahead to the state championship weekend for a moment, saying, “Just five more.”

That’s how many wins the Shamrocks will need to win the championship. But then Salter quickly backed up: “We’ve got the math all figured out. The problem is getting there.”

Another lesson his players might take with them to Temper- ance-Bedford: While the scores of Saturday’s district games at Dearborn High School, 6-0 over Dearborn Fordson and 9-3 over

Dearborn Edsel Ford, might indicate easy wins for CC!, the reality was somewhat different.

The Shamrocks prevailed over Fordson in the opener thanks to Brian Paluk's superb pitching. Paluk pitched six innings, allowing two hits and two walks while striking out 12 to run his record to 10-2.

But the game was close until the late innings. CC didn’t get on the board until the top of the fifth, when Aaron Babicz doubled, was sacrificed to third and scored on Dave Kapla’s sacrifice fly.

The Shamrocks got a second run in the sixth on Juan Sanchez's triple and Jeff G utt’s sacrifice fly. They didn’t break it open until the seventh, when they scored four times. Andy Slankster singled in one run and Brian Hicks singled in two more. Hicks, with two singles, was CC’s only player with multiple hits.

The game against Edsel Ford was a bit easier, and Salter knew why. “We did swing the bats better,” he acknowledged. “But that was a young pitcher they had out there.”

It’s true; the Thunderbirds’ sophomore righthander, Todd Tobin, was overmatched. He went

all six innings but was never in command. All nine runs were earned; they were scored in three three-run innings (the first, fourth and sixth). He surrendered 14 hits and two walks, striking out two.

“We only have one pitcher,” explained Eldsel Ford coach Karl Dobronski, “and he (Joe Kan- iewski) pitched in the first game (a 3-1 win over Dearborn). (Tobin) is our second-best pitcher.”

Dobronski was hardly unhappy. His team finished 8-13 after a 2- 11 start. “We played pretty well,” he said of the loss to CC. “ If they don’t get three runs in the sixth, it’s only 6-3.”

Kaniewski was limited to 10 innings in the district tournament by state rules; had it been close in the late stages, Dobronski would have considered bringing him in against CC.

But Shamrock starter Andy Kummer, a junior righthander, didn’t let that happen. He withstood a shaky start to go five innings, giving up two runs (one earned) on five hits. He did not walk a batter and struck out four. Dave Susalla relieved in the sixth and struck out five batters in two innings, but did allow two hita

and a run.Hicks was the hitting hero for

the Shamrocks, collecting three hits and three runs batted in; he was five of seven at the plate, with five RBls, for the two games.

After Edsel Ford broke on top, with J.J. Schimizzi doubling in a run in the first, Hicks answered by doubling in two in the bottom of the first. Dave Susalla’a sinê scored CC’s third run of the inning, and the Shamrocks were ahead to stay.

They made it 6-1 in the fourth after two were o u t Eric Justice singled and Mike Brusseau doubled, with a wild pitch scoring one run. Sanchez’s base hit b ro u ^ t in a second and, after Gutt singled, Hicks delivered again with an RBI siiê .

The Thunderbirds ^ t sinê runs in the fifth and sixth, Kaniewski’s ground out scoring the first and Bekim Ala’s single knocking in the second. But CC replied in the bottom of the sixth, adding three runs to its cushion.

Sanchez singled to start the scoring, and went home on G utt’s double. Hicks singled and, after Babicz struck out with men at second and third, Susalla singled to score two.

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The pitching ataff waa lad by Redford (Tatholic C ^ tra l High product Steve Roaa, who m a ^ All-MCCAA honor* after finiah- ing 6-1 with a 3.39 earned run average. He atruck out 67 and walked only 26 in 50%k inninga.

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Dave Roman (Livonia Franklin) alao proved effective, going 2- 1 with a 3.48 ERA. He atruck out 42 batter* in 31 inninga. He also threw a no-hittar on Henry Ford’s spring trip.

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Tom Davay (Plymouth Salom) aamad a starting poaitioo at Aral baas, hitting .444 (40 for 90) with < sixth homara and 33 RBI.

Outfielder Jaaon R igp (Plymouth Canton) battod .327 (38 for ‘ 116) with 12 axtra-baa* hita. H* finiahed with 36 runs scored and • 27 RBI.

Phil Woods (Livonia Staven-. son), an outfielder, played in only 12 game* becauaa of a broken • hand, but hit .327 (16 for 49). H*n also earned one victory on the mound and posted a 2.67 ERA.

Roman, meanwhile, hit .314 (27:. for 86), including seven extra baae* hita, with 19 RBI and 26 runs. H o- waa lO-for-10 on stolen baaee.

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He broke several of HFtX of-.:.; fensive records held previously by ' Clint Straub (John Glenn), bat- ■ ting .461 with 61 RBI. Wood also went 5-3 on the mound with a 2.67 ERA and two saves.

Franklin made two errors in the fourth that led to Stevenson’s runs. McCormack also had two RBIs and Schniers one. Crumley chipped in an RBI triple.

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The Blazers defeated Livonia Franklin 14-4 behind the two-hit pitching of Kelly, who fanned eight and walked two.

She also had a big game at the plate, with two hita, two RBIa and three mns scored. Stacey Judd had two doubles, two RBIs and two runs, and Katie W ri^ t had two hits and three RBIa.

Senior shortstop Dani Mor- tiere hit two over-the-fence home runs at Canton aa the

Chiefs routed Livonia Stevenson 19-3. She had three hita and six RBIs with a grand slam and a two-run homer.

Schafer was four for four with two RBIs. Nicastri had three hita and one RBI, and Michelle Metzger two hita and four RBIs.

Colleen Baker also pitched a two-hitter for Canton, striking out six, walking one and hitting two.

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No one also intaroetod in coaching the Tltana has nearly as much experience. None have proven th^ can recruit any better (not even Perry Watson — more on that later). And, although the other candidates would argue otherwise, they could not poesibly bo as committed to a school as Donahue is to UD-M.

So why the wait? What are T itan officials debating about? Why bother interviewing anyone else?

Why don’t they just hire him?Their answer Well, let’s be

thorough. Let’s be fair.Those are just dodges, of

course, which I fear w ill lead to one of those “other factors to consider” replies as an explanation when someone else is h it^

This much I know: If someone else is chosen to replace Ricky Byrdsong — who for a reason I will never comprehend resigned to take the coaching position at Northwestern University (I hope it was the money) — it won’t be because he’s better qualified.

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Thing is. Donohue wouldn’t have been in position to turn St. Mary’s around if ho had baan hired at UD-M Instsad a t Byrd- aong. He hod coached hiat one year at St. Mary’s when m intor- viewed for the UD-M job.

But UD-M offidsis decided against Donahue, an alumnus (class of ’58) and former assistant coach (’8 6 -^ , in fovor of Byrd- song — who hial no local ties but had two foctora in his fovor He was young and he was black.

Donahue is neither. And, chances are, if he is passed by sgain, those arill be key foctora.

The perception is only a Mack coach can recruit in the city, and only a young coach can reista to today’s players.

Generalisations like that are unfortunate. In Donahue’s case, they’re untrue. He’s proven he can coach and recruit in the city — he was 401-206 in 20 seasons at Highland Park Community College. And he’s had no trouble relating to young players. He took over the Bedford Bishop Borgess program last foil, just two iveeks before the start of foil practice, and did a creditable job.

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If UD-M oA d als nasd aa ax- ample of Doaahus’s loyalty, tbsy need look ao ftirtbar.

What Is bound to be used as an excuse for hiring aomsoao olao is age. Donahue is 58.

But ha’s no dummy. Ho knows how to turn what could be porceivod as a detriment into a positive.

“One of the th in^ 1 emphasised,’’ hs said from his Scwth- fiold home of his interview at UD- M two weeks ago, “is that I ’d be there for the long haul. Th is would not bo a stepping stone for me. I want to spend the rest of my career there.”

And how long would that bo? Donahue has no other interest except coaching. If he k^pt the job for eight years, he’d bo third in longevity in UD-M ’s basketball history, which dates back to 1906.

What could he bring to the program? An unwavering attitude, for one. He is always positive. And he has an established program.

Could he lasruit city playamT Ha did bafosa (at Highland Park C C l. while fodM to u re r a d ^ ‘n w papular agiaian ia that Wat- aon would be bettor auitod for tbs UD-M job bscauos he coached so

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And Donahus has aa eatabliah- sd association with tbs Detroit Catholic L omus, at Borgess and through S t Miuy’a.

He also knows wfast it takes to arin. “Ths key to it has always bean tbo playars,” be summed up. “I ’va never had a good team without good players.”

Donahue ia confident he will gK the job. “Tliere’s boon more talk that U-of-DM noeda a local fuyi 0 fuy who has built up good, local ties. I really fit the biU, ao I ’ve got to be positive.”

One of Byrdsong’s problems was laying a foundation in Detroit after arriving from Arixona. He had just one winning record here in five seasons. “I think he narrowed the gap,” said Donahue in evaluating Byrdaong’s recruiting progress. “If he had stayed, they would have gotten bettw and better.”

But he didn’t, and now it will be someone else’s task to put the 'Titaiu back on the map in bas- ketbaU.

Can Donahue do it? Probably. W ill he get the chance? WeU, let’s hope so.

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And so it has been proclaimed as “ B lin d Bowlers Week” by Livonia Mayor Robert D. Bennett.

'The week of May 24-30 was recognised as such as the 46th annual A B B A National B lind Bowlers Tounut- ment was held at

Cloverlanes in Livonia.

There were 165 teams and a total of 649 blind bowlers who converged on Livonia from all over the United States and a few from Canada.

There were many competitors from our own Greater Detroit area and it was a nice break for them not to have to travel out-of-state. Next year’s event will take place in Atlanta, Ga.

The group was baaed at the Hyatt Regency. Extra-activities included visits to Greenfield Village

and a day at the races at Lad- brook DRC where the bowlers used their other skills to bring home the green stuff.

Dinner-dances were also held on Friday and Sunday. The tournament was hosted by the Metro Detroit B lind Bowlers with Dennis Godfrey as chairman.

In watching the blind bowlers in action, the first thing you would notice ia the placement of the hand rails on the approaches. These are uaed to guide the bowlers in the direction of the pins as they keep one hand on the rail during delivery.

I had mistakenly referred to this item as a bar, only to be advised that the tmr is where drinks are served. Another unusual sight to behold is all the dogs on the scene.

These animals are the wonderful guide dogs, and ^ey just wait patiently for their owners to finish their bowling. Buck, a 28- month-old Black Labrador looked like he wanted to try his paw at bowling.

One of the competitors, Elm er

Kapp, is a Livonia businessman, and totally bliiuL The C class bowlers are totally blind; B is comprised of partially blind and all class refers to the sititted bowlers who participate with the biind bowlers in their regular league pUy. ~

It’s necessary to have sighted bowlers to spot the pins by number. 'The b li^ bowlers can usually teU bow many p iiu are downed, but not which ones.

One of the most active local leagues can be seen regulariy at Garden Lanes in Garden City on Saturdays.

No event involving blind bowlers can be complete without mention of Harry Hunter, one of the pioneers arid organisers of this activity. Harry was ailing and unable to attend, but as this year’s recipient of the GDBA’s Meritorious Service Award by the Hall of Fame conunittee, Harry Hunter was certainly missed 1 his many friends among the blind bowlers.

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■ UMSsf-U anatof (ItTMOlb Jww 31 ana 22. A 6 Pl8l al Msse toai nsM. Mnas oave haa ato eaai srKtogafr Daw. Aft togs (661-26661.■ unast-16 psanssf (1660-61), June 21 ana 22. 6A pjn. al Csnaal MMStoSchool. 460 W. Osson. toiS Kc«a M06A176).■ unasf-12 pmnSar (1461-63). Asie 23 ana 23. M pjn. at tonear MOto School. 44061 W. Am Aitnr. Oan toe (461-1032).■ undar-l I sateei (1962-69 Jim 16. 16 md 16. 6-6 gjn. at Wonssr MUdto Sohooi 66 TNSOS (44AOI96).■ under-10 aatsct (196364). June 18 and 17. 6-6 pjn. at toM i School. Red Statod (463-7107).

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l7 a n a iA 4 9 ia L a ic n C to .2 . ftsan UoConiaca (4666664).■ | 0|S toaitoar JU|| 31. 1676, Jmw a 6 a n a 3 6 .6 p jn .a ta to I.Oaotos Demaito » Don Keemeir (4867646).■ 6ovs boat s6ar a m 31. 1976. Jwie 17 and 16 and Jity 6b 6 gw. at CMC No. 3. Don Noonti (4863136).■ QMsboni6larJu6 31. l076.tooiaa cal coach toto Qtowacz (4630664).

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■ Undor-19 pwrmsr (197679). June 26,29and30.66pjn.alCam ralM kt- iSo School. Kathy Delong (4944)469■ undsr-14 premlar (197660). June 17 and 19. 6 6 pjn. at Oanmi MddN School. Aimando Samos (4536629).■ undar-13 pwmlar (196061). June 15 and 16. 6 6 pjn. at CentrW MkhSs School. John Oetilon (459-1094).■ Under-12 aoloct (1961-62). June 25 and 26, 6 6 pjn. at Central MkMe School, Mark Hombrouft) (526-4670).

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Tryouts fer the Vardar ■ boys soooar dub «« be 6 6 pjn. Thuraday and Rl- day, Juno I4and 17.atOoMatMUnliier- aXy In Auhisn Hto (toner Solas) to «w totontog age goups — iaidsr-IO (ooech MRS Lupona^ ia«dar-l l (Mortis Lupenec). undar-12 (MRs Lia>onec). lat- dsr-13 (Mark Chttolsnssn). isidar-14 (Matt Paukodt and undsr-15 (Mark Chrlslanaon).

Boys tryouts to undor-16 (Morris Li»- psnsc). undar-17 (MRs Lupenec) artd under-19 (Mark Ctwtstsnssn) am ponding.

For mom (ntormetton, cal Onroe Thomas (473-5650) or Mark Chrlston- aan (964-0140).

The Canton Soccer Club «ti hmm tryoutsonthetolonlngttosstoltsas- toct and premtor teams. Cal ooordtoator Bob Meyarand (4560698).

The toSowIng am tryouts tor new

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■ Boys bom attar July 31, 1963. June 15 and 16. 6 p.m. at Canton Hi^ School. Watson ZdredowsM (4560927) or Bob Moyerand (456-0698).■ Boys bom altar July 31, 1982, June 23 and 24, 6 pjn. at Canton Hlg) School. BN Malone (453-9304) or Bob Meyerand (4560598).■ GMb bom altar July 31, 1982. June 23 and 24, 6 pjn. at Carson Htyt School, Elan SchFoedar (453-3455) or Bob Meyerand (456-0598).

The tolowing are tryouts tor existing

■ Boys bom after July 31, 1982, June 15 and 16, 6 p.m. at Canton Htyi

Ths NorthvNe Soccer Asaodelton w8 hold select team tryouts tor the tol 1993 and aprU 1994 seasons. Tryouts am as tolows:■ Boys undsr-lOW (bom Aug 1. 1983 or youngsr), 6.300:30 p.m. Frhto. June 25, and 1-4 p.m. Saturday, June 27. at TC3 (cal coach Rtoh Aangar at 3440819).■ Boys under-11V% (bom Aug 1. 1982 or youngsO, 66:30 pjiL Friday, June 18. 9-11:30 am. Saturday, June 19, and 4 6 p.m. Sunday. Juna 20, at TC3 (cal Jeff Weickael at 349-0605 or Gary Vettar at 347-4377).■ GMs undar-l IW (bom Aug 1. 1982 or youngsr), 66 p.m. Thuraday. June 24. and 9 am. to noon, Sahattoy, June 26. at TC3 (cal Pat MaMn at 346 6443).

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SPORTS SHORTS(tSNia for tit# Sports Roundup should be submitted by 5 p.m. Tuesday (for Thursday issue) and 5f.m . Friday (for Monday issue).■ UINTlDPLACItfiND

Livonia Youth Soccer Club United, an under-13 girla team, was runner-up in tbe Junior Irish Memorial Day Tournament in South Bend, Ind.

United advanced to the aemifi- nal round after finishing first in its division. LY SC defoatod the Ohio Bengals but lost a shootout with the Illinois Blasers in the final.

The United players are MsUsaa Backus, Lisa Fabirkiewicx, Andrea GsJindo, Melisaa Jacobs, Lanette Moss, Stacey Nastaas, Terri Owens, Jenny Schmidt, Kelly 'Travis and Cryatal Wright of Livonia; Tina Albaugh, Radford; Angela DeDomenioo, Farm- idgton H ills; Yvonne Irimeacuy l Lydia Rabum, Novi; and Sar-

Petxat, West Bloomfield. Mario Galindo is ths coach.

is $12. For information call 420- 9015.

A junior golf program for boys and girls, ages 11-18, bsgins 'Tu e^ y, June 22, at FeUows Creek Golf Course. The group will meet Monday throu^ M day for six weeks. Tee times are 10 a.m. to noon.

The foe is $40 per parson. There are no residency requirements. Individuals who have golfing experience or have taken lessons are eligible. For information call Canton Parka and Recreation (397- 6110).

Plymouth Salem High School boy* who will be entering grades 9 through 18 naxt fall Mid woold like to play Aeahman. JV ar varsity soocar should attoa d a lign- a)> moetiiv at 6 p.m. Thondagr, Jons 10, in Room 270$. For iafor- matioo call coach Kaa Jnhnanti (897-0088).

Salem tod CaatoR high school . athlstoscaaraiaivepae-partkipa-tiaaphy8toalsal8c$0M9.1Wa , J o e fi. to tha Safoto

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The Major League Baaeball Scouting Bureau will conduct a tryout camp at Baatam Michigan University in Ypailanti at 9 a.m. ’Thursday, June 10.

The camp Is open to all playera a ^ il8 to 25. Players muat (tarnish their own uniform, glove and shoos. American Lagioa players must have written permiaaion from their coach, manager or poat commander to participate.

Scouts ropreaenting individual duhs will be In attendance.

6110) for details.■ Four-person scramble golf tournaments will be played June 12 and 13 at Kensington Metitq>arit Golf Course. ’There are separate tournaments each day. Teams will be Sighted by handicap.

The entry foe is 13.60 per player plus greens foes. Applications u d foes must be reoeii^ at the course one week prior to the tournaments. For information call 313-685-9332 or 1-800-23-GOLF- 4.

Females age 10 and up are welcome to join the Spitfire women’s track team. Tbe foe ia 126. For information call Mike or Betty Krafofaak at 461-5988.

be given away, including a grand prise of a travd gift oer^cato.

Runners can register in person o t by mail at Canton Parka and RecM tion, 116Q S. Canton Center Road. Call 3^-6110 for information.

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’The Annual Father’s D^r Q6U Scrambles will be played Sunday, June 90, at Fbllows Craek Golf Conns. ’Tha (be is $78 per which Indudas

Three-person teams will pate isr priaaa, including teophlaa and galf balla. Tha leglatoaltea daatoas is‘Ihuraday, Jtae 17. Ca> Parks and llasnallaa(M7*

Tennis lessons w ill be given June 21 to July 2 at O rifte Park through the C u to n Parks and Recreation Services. The fee ia $29 for residents and $36 for non- reai dents.

Age groups are youth (7-12), ju n im (13-17) and adults (18 and older). Pl«yefv of all ability Istols are weteoase. Call 397-5110 for information.

The 15th Annual Caaton Five- Mile Run will he 9 am. Saturday, JuaelftiaH srittoiPw k.

'The advaaes legisteatioB fee is $8J0 and the late fee (alter Juaa 17) $10. ’The ags groups for man and womsa; 14-uadar. Ih-lfi, $0- K 30-$ft 40-48 and 80-eeer.

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■ Canton S<dtball Center is accepting registrations for its summer season, which begins June 29. The entry fee ia $496 per team. Thera are no reeidency requirements. Ih s season consists of 14 games. Men, women and coed leagues are offered.■ Canton Softball Center ia offering Monday morning doublehead- er leagues for teams and indhridu- ala. The 20-game season bagina July 19. Tbs team fee U $360. Call 483-5800, E x t 102 for information.■ Canton Softball Center ia accepting entries for the following tournaments: Strawberry Festival men’s C and D/B qualifian, June 11-13; women’s and youth touna- msnt and USSSA man’s B Juaa, 26-27; W eSX/Bud Light man’s B . C , D, and B Travel, Ju ly 3-4. CaU above number for information.

The first ssesion cdtha Caaton Parka and Recieatisn baginnsr golf lassona wiU he Jane 15-17 (toto 16 and elder), 22-24 and 28 at Mkkay’s Odf Range on Chany HiO Read ia Westland.

There will he a juaier asaaisa (16 and youagn) Juaa 12,18 and 2$. Other ssastena will feUaw la JufeHMlAHgnat

(3nas te a s are 5e30 ar •

$62 for the regular session, $27 for the junior. B ^ fees include a budeet of balls each week.

(Classes w ill be taught by a golf professional, and students will learn the grip, aim, set-up, ftall swing and short game as well as golf etiquette apd courae management

Register in person or fry mail at Canton Parks and Recreation, 1150 S. Canton Center Road. Call 397-6110 for information.

The Friends of Livonia Parks and Recreation fifth annual Tee It Up For'Trees, dedicated to the beautification of Livonia’s parks and three municipal golf courses, will hold an 18-h^ shotgun scramble, 7:45 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. Wednesday, June 9, at Whispering WUIowe.

Ths cost is $80 psr golfer (includes bsveragsa, food, souvenir and cart).

Ths event also indudss a hole- in-ons contest, 50/50 raffle, season passes to one or two Livonia municipal courses, golf bagt plus many other prises t e gMnea. Ftar

inlbnntoion call 478-4488.

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Msadawhroek Country C3ub in Nofthvills WiU stiM its 10th mi- nual Groat Lakes Junior Mastsr* golf tounaatoat, July 12-14.

‘The field is Hated to the first 844intraats(54-haisi

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■ Schoolcraft (College summer soccer schools, aimed at beginners, intermediate and advanced playera (boys and g irls' ages 6-16), w ill hold throe aas- sions — July 26-31, Aug 2-7 and Aug 9-14. (Teams will be trained' as a un it)

The cost is $90 per session for beginners and intermediate players, and $120 for advanced playws (if registered by J uim 16). Discounts are available for mots than one fsmily member.■ Schoolcraft’s annual boys Itan- damental camps (agso 9-13) wiU bo from 8:30-11:30 am ., Monday- Thursday, J uim 21-24; noon to 3 p.m., Monday-ThuratWf J ob* 21-24; and 8:30-11:30 a m , llo n- day-Thuroday, June 28 through July 1. SC OMn’s coach Davs Bo- gatftj srill direct the camps

The cost ia $66 per camper.■ Schookraft’o girls baakstbaU camps, directed by Livoaia Lady- wood coach Bd Kavanaugh, wfll bo from noon to 6 p m Juaa 28 to July 2 (gradm 4-6) and from 8 a m to 3 pto., Juty 6-8 (g rate 7- 9). The cost is $88 par <

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SchoolcraftI uisd its 10th ( ferM saday,Joas2LtothaOsid- sa Ftaa Caurse at Ftaa HUla r try Quh ia Plymeuth.

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532-0600ON YOUR MARK $19,OM aal. Got You’d batlar hivry ba-

9di $ baMeam bricb home

lab Buttareanwiet 49i-$9$0

The PrudentialW olfe R ealty

aidODaralad

OPEN SUNDAY, 2-533729 OAKLAND

(Off Grand RNar. W. of Fannbigfaril Aanaaaiad 1910 MMorlaS bedroom.

Irado HI far doom payment$179,900

SE9 T FR IC E FOR TN ILOCATION.. Tread M , bomd country bnmocMlaia $ b

979,900

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306 SouthfMd-LMlinipSPACIOUS - 4 bedroom 3 bath SouthflMd colonM. fraaNy pabdad A dacofMad. bi move in condMon.

H240 Call Paopy Quraahl “ - - 647-2000

307 South Lyon---- a 8ffit—*-8 m

M N io n H niQ n M nQMILFORD - Naw conatructton. bedroom contemporary ranch m/tuM aMk ouL 14 ft. vaultad praM room, 1 acre lot. prtvata pavod mb $ 193.$00. Datatta; 393-9756

PAMPERED BEAUTY! bedroom 2200 aq. R. MwaMlaoM OuMNy ttiru-ouL Knoly 12x90 noH- da room. hS aMI 9ra ' mom, aharp game room bi pariMRy fbilahad baaamant, many 9na aa- iraM Peaceful 3.37 acre aatttng w/ 20*40 pMa bam. horaaa Locawo Nw or Maroru. naany aarao M $214,000 ENGLAND REAL ESTATE 474-4530

SOUTH LYON - 3 bedroom IrMavM. m batti. lamRy room. Cut drapaa. wood ieora. 1940 aq. R. LwgalM.$117J00 437-$9M

SPACIOUS 3 bedroom oMoMM adii large aroodad M $ Mra aooaaa, tub A 17*39 above ground paaL Huron vmay Scfioola. MuM aaa, buyer aradoua ID eat- 313-M7 ggtf

301 RodwMf-Tfey

136.0001

aallbig. Large graMMl apaoa. 3 baoraoma,

fwi biaamant. 9H ear <f bam A loM Mwd.

TROY - 3 bedroom raneb. IH ba bnmaeulaia. Non amokbig. Ug-

$127,000. Open Sun. $94-1197

TROY - 4 badraam. 9 bMb rm pamaiia aamng. aopeoam re me

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304 RoyUOM -O m tat

RKLEY - M brN^ $ badraam. garage. Mae arad Horne oRânty. Naada uarli. Prtcad la aai $SM9$John Dorr. Jaefe OhrtManam bra.

ar974-«$a$

■ERKLEY - Sy oMiar. $ badra biamMaa. 1 badi. baaamaM, npreefs iwneea. bnmaMaia acatman- ay. $79.$99. ARar igmc $54197

BERKLEY. 8V OWNER

N. M I f w .*^ rnSSlSS.S«4JOO CMlMgm. 949-1199

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ROYAL OAK-$ tW I

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310 WIxom-CominMcnL a lM B A rM

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indapandantty Owned and Cph^Mad

311OBfclMidCoynty

EX EC U n vrt h om e on g acrae

333-993$ or Seiwde M 997-S4g8 CENTURY 91 HALLMARK WEST

WNTTC LAKE - UPDATED SUQOef LAKm ONT HOME LMw. Laeaaad in a qMai eounby •alibig on an d~ $l7$JOO.Sye«nar

312 UvoninA 8EOMNMa...a 8s8roswi. t I

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473-5500O n e W ay R ealty

-S iSEAUTWUL 4

L naamj dtcban. beSw AearpM. Hardamed Beam. Fhm A Laaan ai 9197.900. 499-1DOUBLE SHOT...Pftma LNenia Ig coSen. 9

«a hma R..1 9

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O n e W ay R ealty 473-6500

ATTENTION: SR d STORS 99$ JOBNat onN aan iaendarfa ranlal. 9 la MNbtg i pregariy MM hga tmmmdaua g lanam lar rvaarmm <u amaa uaa.

Yau aan baab R M M a aanr IRM iprtM M BlSM a^-^-----Ranab uMi t MB

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9H baBM. 1M Baer a

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312 LivoniaAlluring H o m es

SHARPS AFFORDABLE TMa homa la JuM parNct for a 1M tbna buyer. Oflara charm ttireugh- aul uRh dream kRehan. naaiar ear- pM, larga deck. Locaiad on Moo oomar lOL pfua garage. $$A.$00.

PRCEpRIQHTttila ctiarmbig 9 bedroom laiich on MMoM an acre of pure ociuntty 9v- big. Cnfoy Wa ooay lamW room, ox- bo bvlng room. buttl-M

Century 21Today 482-9000

Award Winntno Onioa 1906.87,88.89, 90.

918 92

312 UvonU

STUNMNO CONTEMPOftAltV - tor ttia young M heart Open A aWtt 3 bedroom, 2 batti W. Uvonta eowlry

garage. TMa la cm today! $114.

TMa la a muM aaa home

THEMICHIGAN

GROUP Realtors, Inc.

591-9200

BEAUnFULLY UFOATH) $ bedroom. 1H baBi. brtok ranch bi pcpu-

MuM aaa. $11$J00. Open Sun . i-$. CMfc 991-91$$BY OWNER baauBAd $ badraam. 2 bath ranch, garage, lanced yardjaoh, nma carpMAMndoaa, Mua MiilaMapingm.NWs $94-179$

WRSTOFfTRifQ

EMMauBh doraaouaôSk aooaniad m S S r im m roof, fumaoa. aaaM doora. A more. $94 J$9.

REAL ESTATE ONE 261-0700

JUST LISTED

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CENTURY 21now

464-7111JU S T LISTED

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RemericaHOMCTOWN nEALTOnS

4 2 0 - 3 4 0 0

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CENTURY 214 6 4 -7 1 1 1

SPACIOUS 4 badwiiCMoMM on a county aoro- Waiplaaiar, harg uooda A oarpM. 2H bMb canrnm/

piaea. 2 car aRacbod garage, nan roof il.m uM aaa. Owner 4»^3Ae

U P D A T ED RA N CHKRehan, fumaca. Mr oondW

root..m haa bean dona lor you M 940 baauilfM Caata Qardan ranah $124,909. CALL RCK or NEN.

UMITEO BUDGET loma, i 2J000

I M bMbq mpîi aq. ft. nabvM § g

M UVOfiA{ tT m O. (OCUNFLOI

COLOWELL BANKEn Sdiwattzar Raal Eatala

313 Cm liii6T owNCn. n iw •g .ii sruft i

'iM Baor Mundr^^Qpan 9im *VA 9139J99. 991-r—

CANTON HOME • 1109 Bq. PL Huge JMoga.( -------

tlBSJOO qgSGTTI $g7-l94$

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mam A avaraMad aMa entry t ear g v M $ l9 9 JB 9M T U R V tl TODAY 4At-giB$

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SI $ I

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UVONMADORABLE - 2 bedroom ranch uttti attachad garage A baaamant bi prime area of LNonla. Sal Sia a ieepM on d acre loc. tamby room with

$1oe.90Q.

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3ii m mASSY KNOU

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gr iL LOVE 1 acre aac

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BEST FAMILY I Spacloua Novi

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316 WtUii Qardii

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1990-J l- J AWARD WII

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bidapondantly OCLEAN 3 bodro LarM lei. Noafy buM-bia -

tachad garage. $GARDEN cm r - thryn. M of Char bab. 3 bedroom car garage. Too bipvo r1^ bt $71LAND CONTRA otinod. $4,600 n bHch Ranch. I $94,000 Cherry I 1ST COLONIAL

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T)ONThvnj.E tw* . . «Mk a oent- iBOTi. 4 * ia e o a toM Colani.‘ ' I. *Hfaan* 4« ! T .L400 i 4 .l1. BrolMri prolici M PrtoM 10 M l i l tm .M 0 jpponayndiy 1-4pH 344-0206

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( m o h oM n m Vw m-kwn oon- -------- B y«t Mimt rioiH MMy- ttMkMcMn, lonM dMng room, lotboor liundry. and moro 442-14M

BEST FAMILY BUY $149.M0Spidouo Noi4 2.000 iq. fl. brtcO----- Hh 2H - -

The PrudentiaWolfe Realty

lw»«p«amni 0 « m aid O paw d

316 WctllMdQsfdsn CWy-Wsyns

; A GREAT BUYfin itH QOTQioui S Mdroom ronch.

■or windows 4 fumooo. 2H f it r ooriQO. homo wiri fdy - 4M.M0

ONE OF Oardon Qlys Unoil - 3 room rancA. 2 M Mtho, updaiad ANchon, air wtndUlonar. phis Ian, MnWiod baaamant, huQO 2 car

-S78.M0

Century 21CASTELLI 525-7900

lM 0-‘t1-‘f2 CENTUfdON AWARD WINNING OFFICE

A REAL SwqftfPLACE 442.M0 wboro OH^dMnQ you can dWik ol has boon updolod. TMa *4

doublo M. and flniahod boaamanl.

I and alts on a

474-4700

The PrudentialWolfe Realty

OparaiadCtCAH 3 Mdroom. 2 M h. ranctt Laroo lot, NM4y romodMad kNctwn, bwdMn appMncH OM dwu BaploH

I Mng 4 dMno room. Naw idowa. root. MnMO. M-

441.M0. 721-4731OAROEN CITY - Ownar 247S1 Ko-tliryn. N of CMrvy HB, E of MWdM- boN. 3 bodrocm u brich rancb. 1H

I oaraoo. Too many wo M. 474.m 6.

f OKlTM lO M .424-2444

LAND CONTRACT - OoHmmant oamod. 44.SOO noodod. 3

444.000. CMrry HM/Vanoy.1ST COLONIAL 522-S631

GOLF COURSE VIEWSpaclOH homa on 44 ft lot' 3 bod-

2V4 cor oorigo'342.500

SPARKUNQ CLEAN - 3

4 eor gvoQO - 474.400

IfERY SMART - 1000 aq. fl. homa on owa. . MO

r M ovago. |uai - 467.500Century 21 - Dynamic

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Ingawiind gyMa pooM20 « 40) yam lar HRartaMrH 3 Badroom briob

inofi. Vbwt mndoop4 camral air 1444, roof 1446. wal 4 ofPc IruiilMlon. 1442. FM il bHomonf wfth wal bor 4 H both. 2H Car garaga wM opanar. much m va M JO O C ai CARY TOWNS. Canlury 21 HwNord SeuPi 444-4400WESTLANDA NEW COMMUNITYSINGLE FAMILY HOMES

$79,990$4800

MOVES YOU INRraNaw I naw HcMng modaB. M bqaamant 2 car atlaoMd

aweh mora (M in an Ma grauwd

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iwcrroMO M tT - mm rtncD M nm lir at room Iw I

of room 10 room

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THEMICHIGAN

GROUP Reanors, Inc.

591-9200

COUNTWY CLAIWCBboH M y

Century 21 J. Scott. Inc.

S 2 2 -3 M 0 4 6 S-4 3 0 0

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BEAUTIFUL 19S0 COLONIAL

WUTLANO . r

M • Inlio*.***COLOWELL BANKER

GARDEN CITY 32S13BOCK

$3,700 DOWN $533 PER MONTHBrand now 3 bodroom brBfe ranob.

Earn part of your down paymant a cioatng ooata

by painting a tMng • .M fh a AMH (Mndiw

ROSS REALTY 326-S300GARDEN CTY

Stunning 3

Bg. fumaoa. kMohon wm oa* oaW-

yard wRh dacft. Cad ioday...Ma < won’t Bal. 444.400.

WOLVERINE Properties, Inc.

532-0600WESTLAND

33495 MELTON$3,400 DOWN

$483 PER MONTHBrand naw 3 badroom bricfe ranch.

Earn part of your down paymant a doalng coata

by painting a ting( .M FHA AM I AnnKUl*.

ROSS REALTY 326-S300WESTLAND - by ownor. aMrp 3

k ranch. fInBhod baoa- poot ihad. nawfy ra-

modaBd. 474.000. 7244441

WESTLAND I 3

$47,400. 622-4574 or

LNonB aohooB. Extra

WESTLAND • Vi on 1 acra. 3 badraoma, dach. aa< traa, mual aaa. Only $74,000. A l ol-

• * 722-ir ^

WESTLAND1444 oq.fU M6 moot mooMr batft caPwdn ing. 2% cor garago. 1 quBl oora. 01- Bra oonoMora^ 1 t4.m>. 722-1444

raga. paiM. i •prtnMar ayaMm. a w * n out ôwnor. 441400.

WESTLAW - 3_______doooroMdjS cor gorogo. ntoo loo^

317REAL VALUE! OPEN SUN. 1-6pm

r14263 SominoB (1-44 4 M ia * kiBt mBnO t, 3 bodroo*

2nd boM, hoalMânyo,532-1744

BEOiNNERS LUCK 164.600 10 odvoniagM Of In MB BaaMy

' bunai H , baaa- 442-1440

BEST NEW BUY 473400

> pha Mmaoo. and 2% 421-4440

NO SWEAT Youl aiay cool a l graal looking brtct lonudM bigroimd poet Mntaotte

he Prudentialvyojfe Realty

ipondonPy Oamad and OparaMd

baaamant 446,600.12461

Oily. aouM of 46.

Coay aiartar homa. 2* * ■“ * ‘ dl

4Opan M

84M124

DREAM HOUSE3 I

baPi and much mora. 444400.

CENTURY 21ROW

464-7111

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CA U 427-6010RED GARRET REBO-rWTON

Century 21 J. Scott, Inc.

522-3200 453-4300

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apandanby Ownad and 06araMd

DEARBORN HEIGHTS S53SLENORE

$3,500 DOWN $489 PER MONTH

Brand now 4 badraom cole

FARMMOTON SOUARE-2 b I rooma. 1 boPL 2nd hoar, peat l nB. 12 MM/Orof*d LH a m 466.700. By ownar 407-747-0747

FAfBNNOTON - VaBa>%6aa Cando ‘ luma. 2 bidroomi. 1H bar

Earn part o( your down paymant & doalng ooata

by painting A tBngiM TMA AIW llnanc*«

ROSS REALTY 326-S300|

UVONIA. ipaaloua 1 badroon lo- CMy Ha* araa, planly <*

nv carpat carport, 444.500 340-0607

LOON LAKE CONDO Land conbact Lira naw 2 badroom. 2 baOL HrapMca. boat alp. 2 raga. Fumhura

•laa.DUD.

CALL R. W. WATSON 22 442

EXECUTIVE P«K)PEATCSMrtM MARYSVILLE - St. CWr RNarvlaw.• B Mg anough Mr

baOB. LoMMd B aub of M brtchl<^« * badrooma. 2 baiM 2 car homaa. Daarbern achoola

2VII Ogan Sun. Mon. 12-4pm. In Oia

4113,400.

THEMICHIGAN

GROUP Realtors, Inc.

591-9200

ALMOST BRAND NEWI 4 caramic floora. dkact vanl irw-

I roam a paraaay nrama I 4110.500. (OEL55COU) 462-1411

COLDWELL BANKER Schweitzer Real Estate

HAPPY DAYS 442.700Your Ural homa mamorMa wB M NOVI__________ ^ ^ ~ - .............. ExoapttonalyON*mMMalnadcondo

3 bPbrooma. 2Vi batha. Ml **>•■ ?* l>w«m«nl * gmma Lmga m*Mw

*»-|*ull»nn*»m ^ndo»»t».o«r«m lc CM M • aW W WriwncM. ba»t * loyw. *Iim cm tn t Mr. Chm-


pandandy Ownad and OparaMd

I ara vary motivatad. $106,500.1(0212)

whh 3

316 QroseePoM s

CONTEMPORARY Condo 'ooma. iHbalha Nawa

Ing. 2 doorwaM to prtvoM pallo. aH - * 10* BBudbig waahar 4 d w

1 fr . homa warranty $79,400. (B246)

LARGE OR06SE POPfTE ESTATE on Late S t CMIr. PrBaM BMnd wfth

6 badrooma A

CENTURY 21 WEST 349-6400rTOOROYAL OAK - 1 badroom,

iparlm HL Pool In main houaa and t FR- H. Raady to mova ki. A l Mrgapoalangrounda. 442-6211 appbancaa, 442JOO or boat onor. -------------------------------------- ' Calanydma 636320 Hmiwb

Wtywe Cowtty

BE ANMIVeaTOA|t * M * l

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CLARKSTOM 16« ae It 3

COMMERCEMEADOWS

MANUFACTURBDHOMECOMMUNmr

JUNE LOT RENT SPECIALS

ON NEW MODELS 3/YR LEASE 466 1ST YR.

9166 2ND VR 6266 3RD YR.

313-664-6746CommunhyO

3l3-«M-i2767

hawa nm* 4 prwawnad homaa •aM. (No homo B mora dian 4/

yra cldL To kiqulra about a naw or pra-ownad homa cal OannB Eagan al Ouadly Horn* • LocaMd ki d«a Chib Houm 4% iMBo N. of 1-66 on WbuMiRd. 31V664-6766

SPECIAL PROMOTION $99 SECURITY DEPOSIT

80HUpM9464 Enda aoon - Cad nowl

FARMINGTON HBLS • Q u * pHh. 1667 Fabmont 141 70.2 badroom.

odL vkiyl aldad. iMngBd roof. $15,400. Financing aiHabTi

474-2131 or 442-0434

KENSINGTON PLACEMOBILE HOME COMMUNITY

WELCOMES YOU to alop in and OH our ofMrdabM homaa. aMrdng al $4,000. SM^h

Enfoy a baaudhil H Wkig ovartooking KanlLaha

Haaladpool Laundry MdRy RViloragaAero* Kanalngion Mabo Park 4 mbiuMa bom 12 Oaka MH

(313)437-1703

BROWNBTOWN - 2H aoroa. 4 I rooma, 2 bodia, haalad workahop. j

w/Mw down or bada In aooapMd. VAMREKEN REALTY 6d4-4702N.W. DETROIT - 2 bddroom.

Mt

t960/mo. 4 aaeivdy.w. or ongwncLD: s. <* wmtmi.

BUY IT S EL L IT FIND IT

Classifieds 591-0900 644-1070 852-3222

bungMow,|o. ^ dwfi

S. LYON AREA - AdH CondO 2 Badroom. 2 badi. aunroom, ga-

31V474-4461 Croofcod Laha.fkapMca 4 prfvdagaa lo k e -M lW . 231-4422

321 LMngrtonCly.LBK3ER OWNED

2H

WEETTLANP - ly o aq. R . 2 badroom, 1 balh, drapMoa, afMdiad

ludlo oading. ab. app4> i 4 mora. $74,400 724-1441

W. BLOOMFIELDaoooaqn____ MM of naw carpat and

•eertng cHWlng, eompMMly radae-1 P^Blooha mHna. 4 badroom. 3 M *<gQ I badia. 2 OrapMoaa, waBoul kmarI* A M e* 8. WrM. 1M «oor Mundry. 2 ew a w m

2 pcioB 4 MnnB oourB. t lM .m9140.000.Lyon. CH Oran NoMon RaoNor-NB-

............. . . . . . . 4016,Mobi i t , Whdamora Lafew. MtaW-l

Agania aHoomo. 744-g607

gan, 313 444 6004 or 1-400-43$. 744$. M i^ 313-444-2416.

BLOOMFKLO: OraanpokWa.MHI. 2 car 1

323 HoiiieeWBBfiMnw u o im j

bad. 2V4 badi CdonMId goraga. Many upgradaal

4113.00a By Oimarf C ^ 4 4 1-21

BIQ BEAUTVUL bam * iMa AdprmdmaMly 140 haHwood. 30hw6da high. Ann Arbor arm 31S4

327 New Home BMraManuiacrQ nonieB

me47-40oo

CUSTOM 06SIONE0 HOME BuM on your lol.

1400 aq.R. * 436.000 pMa

325 IbalEMIe 330 Apsrtineiits For*OCOM *UTEn

bMfOur Idta modSMadont

TAX CREDITS on naw auburban apM. 2 M 124 undo. MS paya 66% of

J I oorpa or kidMduaM. 313444-3404

CANTON

mlaamant carport 377300.3474046

332 MoMiHofiiM For Silt

CANTON.

AUBURN HILLS: 2 boWoom. B pMoa Largo bom fcdohan. budi

aw f* 4 wdoro wmm, wo 412.600 Cad, 2444170

2H

FOR SALE BY OWNm 4 I

GET READY TO MOVE 4

COfruRY 21 TODAY

LO O KM FOR SPACET H aradBf4l

da. eoMif Mna 4daH 4TM44

OVER 21 SO FT. BRCK RMIOH

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CANTONFbadMOh 4BMapaafi. adhpa T a fd i

OMySTtM Aah Mr Barry BanM

WOLVERINE nropeniBB* me.

632-0600

I DESPERATELY toakbig buyar Mi. rlWttmmdtn TwVN « ■■■•wQHt,h. ihad Aokbig S14.600 or ba

CHKadiy 422-16

'VILLAQC OP CHPLSCA'*BRIDGETOWN

CONDOMINIUMS

To Our CtesWfled

AdveiHeert:

la YOUR ADO K7

noafy H ■ yau iRd an I yaur ad ar ■ yam ad Bdad

qw¥ 9 RWha a

^ 8 5 Ô W tUN OAV M fORBY W O em d W T313-475-7810

M $ w M ChaBaaadtR B in' ■ ■ • * 1 4MH M Ti

I V i i Ida 6Hm M Hra yau Ma baal paaB- 4M aarvMa le i • yaw da aai Ml *

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CH ELSEABRIDGETOWN

TIWHanadarM rabm a- r ar arrara B awMBB dioHiaM at iw aaat

* —•*•■ •* -* m *e—k I Ae—li—i* Sr«ranX*MW**wTlnn*1i« lin!i iTT m i j ! * ^ 5 —rS#** *“

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For kdormadon on homM 4 dnano- mg gH Com * MBidon al Ouadly Homaa. (313) 437-2034. LocaMd ki Cemmundy Chibhouaa. (l-M and Kani LH a Rd. on Grand R h * Aval

I 21 ()-2 l4 tB l7 )l

FANTASTC LAKE CMABLfVOBI rfiOaq. R bi Mh L 2 oMry waHai

' ia . H aa 4 aara

C H i (4 Ml •444279

i H . caOM. C H John Carr. SbH- 414-434-2164

HOUBKTON LAKE M M <

TORCH LAKE AREA/ClAM LAKE. 200 R bnnBga wdh doH 4 boat

34x24 buddbig wdh dropMoa. By 414-647-2623

336 Southern PropertyFLOfdOA: Fadii Harbor. (CMar Wa-

Counby Chib wdh 36ampion TannB Orta.

PooB. QoMd Saowdy 4 PaboB. 2 • • 2 badi pif- ‘ ----

room, kachan/dbangm, cad * b al baamad oaBng ki g room, wH to wH Mona Mro-

pMoa. Abhim. Now carpal 4 vardcM band*. Oaraga Sacrdloa..443.900. Cad. ...................313-6404436PALM BEACH AREA: GaMd «

I Commundy. TannB. dock*. fBMng. bBa to boacM

vMw. 4166.000 3 bodroom, 2H badiwdfi goraga 4 * a . $164,000.TR«PR0femE8“Î die

OaBBuaaay: 1400-234-0744PALM BEACH: SINGER MLAND

mdy Buddbig. TolHy ramoddid. Bagont 2 bad-

2 badi. O fSTfbS SALEIAddng $114,000 or 011O.C1.000 imluroBhod TRK) PROPERTIES me.

PaggyCapBn: 1-400-2304746PORT CHARLOTTE, FLORMM

PRNdE AREA-DEVELOPED LOTS Naar ihoppbig 4 baach*

$600 down $ lSo/mo. Land Conbaci A-TEAM REALTY

Contact: Mr. RBtiardt 261-0430

336 Country HontM For Sale

AREA LAPEER 14 aoro Coimiry EataB. 4.700 aq. R homo. Extra Ordbiory B ta r* . Graal room 4 24 ft kNoh^ 6 bodrooma. 5H baiha. Larg* bam. 7 h o r* alada. karmol wdh run 4 pond 4 acraonad paMton

44764)00dOaud Rad EalaM: S1S4644441 Town 4 Coimlnr 313-4444044

OBCBOL4 ooLSiryBH doH fld 4 M 4S O H M iW H

i l y a * 4BT4M4BAUM TWP 2 I

road Maa H i

BURT LAKE RBBOBT - 1M4 R H

HARSEN'S ISLAND

PARK MOOe. M ii - 2 I badar 4 * an a pihaM l

I from OobaR I14J04 0141477-1

74

342 Lxhoireiif ProportyALL SPORTS LAK9RONT wdh 4

deed, much much moral 41M4M M o* 3400/mo

AREAA MRUON DOLLAR Haw of Lower Long Laho. 400" hBMp BhHrom

^ ~ H a bl KM Bpraadgio* biBdbia i thaHBa. Sd2-4344fBRIGHTON -OuM Bha. by

3306aq.R. 4 ba Bw opt 42164XX) ra-

L.C. 313-2244610CASS LAKE FRONT

PnmalotiOR4266.000 Cad: 6624100

CASS LAKE MIANO LOT4too* boiMMoa. S * ~SchooB. $2W,000 each.

M 4 i0 Work: 333-1320OLADWm - 3 Largo lol on prNaM N MmBhod. 2H dock. Pontoon 4aoof 372.000. 01W44122

LAKE FNCNTAGEOn H Horta ehabi. 20 m i* f wool of Ann_A r^ . 2300 * .ft. grM

“h frapBoa, Mmdy dMng. 2 bam,I poriXL pado off

waB-out. Graal baach, dock. 3142.800. 013)144 2714LAKE MOdQAN LOT e*r100fclng Mandou 4 Fox Wanda. 2 m d* S M

Ihport. QBa P * Rd Onomlnm Trad. 14# fi of 9150.000.

bonMga.27SW 7

LAKE MICHIQAN • GILLS PCR RD. 152’ b o n in 2.3 acroa. Wooded.

t ir n iii 4241.500. 5 mO* N of nd. By ow r*. Ucanaad Real

Ealaia Agent. 517461-1174LOVELY LOW-MAJNTB4ANCE

B graalbut kMda B b a t*. Aooa* biBd^ lota atari al 42500 A l priood below

bdLFORO 2 both owrtooung Bha. Lafeaaaaa-

. 1400 aq.fL 4- waii out. 4130.900 004-4407 or 343-1450

★ UVE m Plymoiidi HBi 14xTO Guatom Bonnlh Ownara doalng on N M l* aaorMca. lo m or

o f* . CH aRar 5PM

MORE FOR LESS7dngBa4d*46

ara now being add at

CHHOMETOWNUSA 546 0404

Novi/Farmington Aree HIGHLAND HILLS

ESTATESWa haim a nloa aatacbon of mobda horn*, 2 4 3 badrooma, 2 badia. appdanB*. ^ c, aoma wdh Bp 4 ihingB Many wdh owar JOO aq.R - ‘ a aDaoa. . . .

wt Prtnd 434,400.

C«M Joann*QUALITY HOMES

474-0320 or 474.0333

Iran tikjoo

NOVI MEADOWS

MOBRE HOME COMMUNnV

The Now AmarBan LdaatyM

fpr»4

Grand R h * all N od* Rd.

BOB I jHw * ----------MB LOU MQ mCfBBQEForSWe

BLOOMFIELD* bidmaM community

idadMbaaa.I nooctaaaic

' ExoHant opporhawty * orlndhAMdeT

OdyaMwalMaioR

CH Ju^ at 737-OdiO Haârt Lawwon, kic.

CANTONQorgaoua vacant lot in Qraanbrook VMim 8. of PHnar. W of Sheldon. Ad Improvar $20,900 AH

GEORGE BRECK

RemericaHOMETOWN REALTORS

453-0012XOUNTRY BEA U nr- Gorgaoui

w H * ovorlodung hBtork htm MR Pond. 3 to 10

buHl-to-aun altaa alariing at■ 1,000 “ ■ *•chooB Only 3 BR. For mora kdor-

1: 432-7330 or 349-9410

GAROBl CTTY

raqdrad $31,600.

73 R 1 136 It. Ad cBaHng

H I-1516 425-3606

GREGORY - 0 adao wdh 100x200 R Brae panR Parhad 4 Survayad. LandContM $34,300.Cor 313-224-1740HlOOdtS LAKE - Bl B i 2 m d* M I-7S. 6

34 3 m d* N Of driRI. 18600

H aM Qr*t-

ka. 1

HK3HLAND TWPf - AdddlMl Or N. d M-ao Oorgaaua waodH paraoB w/pmdag* M prNoM 4 dooh Oan- ham LabR Tanwa a*do4M 3I0.000 4 374J00

SECURE COMMUNITY UVmGXLARGE

's u a$147.57

WMONTM

CM T***Dim **iml*k «*n. m HOMtTCWMuaA

$444.00TOTAL M n MONI

3 BEDROOM

C M U A CA A M

ENGLAND REAL ESTATE 313-474-4530

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•4*.a*o c«4t».*i*.i7«eMO««LL • TM W W ao*,* On* n*k **n*. *n* mat

m-i7M

NEW CONSTRUCTIONEXCLUSIVELY

ORCHAROLAKE-OOOOaq.RBNU- ry home Baturkig wdB d ' tagondM . 3c d * by

3U76.000.

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pwUci lor M * bim *««««. an * PBpR aM. CH Bead

Aa Low Aa $65/Wk. UVONIA PAVILION

Cat Syd: 478-4832

ANNOUNCINGodlo* bam 160 aq.R

In Nod. CanloR Ann Arbor.and on Macomb Cew ly's GoldinCentdor. SMrtwg MB.

CHIntim HonB

ANNOUNCINGapB BuoMa* C a n * d Trw d locadona bi 4m Qty d troy

Crooha, 260c

COOL NO Mddan cooM. F r * ranf da- dBaaa.

CONSULTANTS

BtO SEAVBl 41-73 AREA ■ auRoa kidudbig rooapd

aardeaa. From $475 par mondi.

ouRa, 700 aq.R. liMO par mo. •42-4330

BIRMINGHAMSOUTH ADAMS SQUARE

1 4 3 room offtoa

CALL NANCY MBMNQER 461-0360 316 0060 610-2567

PONTIAC LAKEFRONT 3 bodroom rancR brioR

$146,000. 313PRIVATE WATIUNS LAKE. Dutch CoMnBL 3.000 aq.fl ■¥. l

3 badroom. 2 ooMrm. iVk bathe. 2

Bd oaraaa. k tN lOOHap i

hiking CMO.OOO. 4240 Soifdi Shore Or . Mudaad

348 Comolify LotsOAKLAND HRL8 MamorBI Gar-

Garden d Fodh. 12■I 1626 par

313-766^3itt1 or 313-7»B304TWO ABOVE groimd Bda b| Bdi maiwdeiaw e ry ^ includH 2 maMt

477-3606

356 Morlgagata Lend Centracts

CASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS

0UI.«MI MorIgaaMAMkHne**.FIrat Amarican

Moftgaga Aaaoclataa. anaflRataofMCA

1-800-468-9618dfVESTOR t r* B 4 morigigaa, bad* 4 9 |dBh doabiga.

S ti MotMyToLosii'

BUSINESS 4 COtdMEfdCAL LB*a Arrangad 380.000 4 iV

a. 0t3)4S7-4fOO

CREorr PAoetEfyis?• BANKRUPTCffS• CHARGE OFFS• LATE PAYS• TAXUENS

uGoSm

PLYMOUTH OOBWrOWM aq. «.

Prime Southfield12M LERD7

NORTHWESTERN

/ TROYROCMESTOt R07SH BEAVER

PRma cemmorteabedl*140(M2BOoqR.

324-0123or7^-3tH

BfRhdNQHAM: H. WOODWARD Approx. 7M aq ft_

DOWNTOWN FARMINGTON

locHBn,lnradBn4CBHlm agB 33310 Grand RMar. TUB B yarn

M occupy dia H 8 T n m m BDOOM die K I Fudy Riderad

auidMq Tin cBMiga. Brtok m a p B le m HI0i faraa, (next dear M Thoairal. m dMda. RoaonahMrant Oaya 201-4460

DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH- FOREST PLACE MALL

3 0 0 a q a 4 725aqd.466-7373

DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH - Prkwa aaga Ratal, approxbnaldy 1420

8q Ft BunadaM. Smadar * a * -BbM. OaberH 224^474

FARMdtOTON HILLS OBgB B3 buidBg tor rant 2200 aq R. 20710

44bMa.O xtaoadlQ randRh*l

DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH - l804 420aqaofdoa.H amaddaa. C H Oohordi * a

224-7474FARMdtGTONMLLS

M a q a o lOOOaqCdb 477-0144

OfftoaFARMINGTON HILLS •4423 par/mo.. utBda

a il 2 ahtooa aaodobta. Oroon Satdh.474-4400

FARMBIQTON MILLS OFFICE 1-4 Brae cMeaa. 400-1000 a q a on

ndfdvaraaarbaaamy. Low mat.477-4101

FARMINGTON HILLS OFFICC/RETAILAIED»CAL

10 Mis Rood Between Msgpsft/1 K ^ i rt

From 750-7*500 eq.n.

Cem FlEO REALTY. INC. (313)471.7100

FIVE M EE 4 FARMBtOTON 370 a q a .

OEAL OPFCC 4 RETAE SPACE ram 143 aq E M 1304 aq E .

b am llT f

310

UVONIA O FFIC ESMW 4 FarmBalen; MMdMbad 4 3 Iq MMdBRod >dwtH 7 4 E

1 ,2 4 3

a * *CALL KEN HALE:

DAYS; 825-2412EVES: 281-1211

Uabig 4 Biaral Bwo, wa eon BgoA Boar your oradH prwRa. OM-

&K Be 1 400 444 PROPEE

CASH TODAY OR

OUARANTKOSALI ABadBFeredeewa OrNoodOIP

Century 21CASTELLI 525-7900

lOOO-tl-Si CefTURKW AWARD WdddMQ OFMCE

NOWELL TWP 4

LAK&ANDaavad»auw»HaampMa. rsA

tSSrakH*

r v• b m io a c r b p m c s l s

Land Oan- 447-1174

PLYMOUTH TREH) LOTBaudM LHapodd a * E 4^BH

yddwMi 14 X t t daaE 2B ear gb-

oblowmaI m m k179t

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443-7973PRWATf BRHSTOR

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emnar 244 - 4444 aq E WB H ddi Modi. Rant H B w « 44/oqa

ORCHARD LAKE R O .R K X EKELT 2SdM o-O na470oqa

One 1444 a q aCH r - - ^

7004400 a q a or

g^M aqN W d Piymoudi *It 4376 par am.

11.600 SQ.FT. FARMM0T0NHEL8

MORAN CORP643-7777

FORD ROAD 4 1-275 3000 to 9000 aq a LaoM wdh o|

to buy . Earn Mrma. Mud oda. 729-1441

OFFICE - WAREHOUSE«MML*k* W*0**Jl>400n«0

Sanbraan Company*13 a*?.*!**

We Beat Ail PricesTroy, Aubivn HRq Rochoo*LIGHT INDUSTRIAL

*■3-1S3S or *774*30 * ra * l« i13 Monttw Fraa WNti Ad

C*8ForDala8*Expiraa Juna 30,1983

s n C o n m l/ Vi

IMmUMO . aikyW4 '3.1 I

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Xn Iev98t PropartyEARN 14% FIXED RETURN O hI

G ET RESULTSAda

400 M apleE X E C U T IV E S U IT E S

P i i\ . i t r ( Mt i c i “ -

From S 4 in' Across tno snaac nxxn naw parking structure immaOBta Occupancy ProMsstonal Secretarial Service R ttt utwttes. Maintenance A lanItorBiFREE Copvktg. Notary 4 Conference Oooms

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J u• e * (H kE MoMky. Jyaa 7, IMS

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O a k V i U a g e2758 Ackley

Westland

721-8111

^ 4 9 5 permonth SPECIALS

• On-site manogem ent ' On-site m aintenance ' Lawn cutting ■ Snow removal

Spacious yards Gas ranges, frost tree refrigerators One small pet

O p e n M on.-Fri. 9 -7 , Sat. 10-5. Sun. 12 -5

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A partm ents$ i

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624-9445• P rivate BaJcony/Patio• Variety of Floor P lan s A vailab le• A ir Conditioning

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Weatland HUNTINGTON ON THE HILL

T W O B E D R O O M S P E C IA L $200 OFF 1st Month’s Rent

Suttes from $500 $200 Security Deposit

Irtcludes Heat• Spacious Suites • Dishwashers• Vertical Blinds • Park Setting

4 2 5 - 6 0 7 0Ann Artx)r Trail, West of Inkster Rd.

Daily 9-6; Sat. 10-2; Sun. 12-4

WaatlandHAWTHORNE CLUB

T W O B E D R O O M S P E C IA L $200 OFF 1st Month’s Rent

$200 Security DepositIncludes Heat

• Vertical Blinds • Pet Section• Short Term Leases Available

5 2 2 - 3 3 6 47560 Merriman

Between Ann Arbor Trail and Warren Daily 9-6; Sat. & Sun. 12-4

Plymouth/Canton FRANKLIN PALMER ESTATES

ONE MONTH FREE Suttes from $455

Includes Heat $200 Security Deposit

• Pet Section • Short Term Leases3 0 7 - 0 2 0 0

On Palmer, West of Lilley Daily 9-7; Sat. & Sun. 12-4

Plymouth/Canton HILLCREST CLUB

TWO BEDROOM SPECIAL $200 OFF 1st Month’s Rent

$200 Security DeposN IrxHudes Heat

• Park Setting • Short Term Leases453-714412350 Risman

S. of Plymouth Rd., E. of Haggerty Deny 9-7 Sal. A Sun. 12-4

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1 B ed roo m - from $580.666 Purdy (at Brown)

to Naan Of aoamoiBsi

* * F tu m U y LM M M fg A t I t s B ^ s t* *Two bedroom, one both duplex ranch homos wilh full basements.

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268-7766PM o r S e t/S u n :2 S S -» 8 0 e

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645-0026

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384-8040

981-7200

348-0540iwi7S1-8444

677-3710

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FORMERLYA P A R T M EN T S

U N LIM IT E D Tha u m m way To Ftod

aOREATRLACEt

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BUCKINGHAMMANOR

and loiannonMk Ml In mamlaualy Mndacapad grounds n/lannis court 4 ssSmnsnQ pod- Fos Had d liro 1 I 2 bkdrocin spkriinsnts and 2 4 S bkdroom TcantiouaM Tha locdlcn

Canton Garden AptsJOY ROAD EAST OF 27f

SpacNiM4 2 badroom loamhouaa. 2

tanoa; aa Troy. Rochaatar. BNmtoQ- n. and mtm doamoam OacroM

(via nearby F75) are eeeRy reachE

Call 649-6909Raatrtcttona apply

BIRMINGHAM - 355 Columbia 2 bedroom upper net. ftraplaca. Mtoda. avaoa. baaamant. Claan.

M buMdtoQ Laaaa $525,647-7079

3 3 2 -7 4 0 0

I batoup. Frofr FCATUREa

• Slove a RMhgereior»Dtaaaabar $ OlapoaN• Camral Air/Heal VarttcaN

' Coovanlant PartUng

From $47544$$

Open daPy and waaliiodi. parlactly locaiad off Opdyita Rd. Mat rtorto of Square Lake Rd. al L75.

BRMINOHAM DatorabN 1 bedroom, carpaiad. balcony or patio on N. Eton, water eluded. UOVE-fN SPECIAL R montti free. 356-2600

• Pooia• Sorry, no petal> $400 rebate for new raaldanta onlyf

455-7440

77 beautifu l a c re s of park and recreatio n a l p a th s - Four S a a so n s of activ ity with com fortab le living in a sp e c ia l neighb orhoo d a tm o sp h ere in Farm ington H ills. Exce llen tly se rv ice d and m aintained 1 and 2 bedroom ap artm ents and to w nh o u ses. E a s y and q u ick a c c e ss to 1-96 and 1-275 - d irect ro u tes to the a irp o rt, dow ntow n Detroit and B irm ing ham /Southheld a re a s. 9 M ile R o ad 1 '/ i m ile s w est of Farm ing to n R o ad .Wtalwn and Dryan n cartam apanments A UZNIS DEVELOPM ENT

C A L L TO D A Y 4 7 8-4664

C A N TO NS of Joy nd .W. 011275

LOWMOVE-IN CO STS

2 Bedroom Apts. From $413*Heat Included

Window Treatments

STONEYBROOKEAPARTMENTS

455-7200Mon -frl. $-5 Sbl. 10-5

Sim. 11-4*Umflod Hmo Flrit 6 month* of •

So-

SPACIOUS 14 2 Bedroom Apia.

From $600HUNTLEY SQUARE

APARTMENTS 646-9660

CANTON

CARRIAGE COVE LUXURY APTS.

(ULLfY****^

Wr t«k5 prtd0 mto

ourtBnantB.24 hr emergency momiewioe •eeuifM groim * w6N pMi $mcmcir ' —

Spedtlli

NO o th er FEES Frtweie Eniranoes

Orw Bedroom • $$20. $00 •$. ft. Two BodroMfi - $$•$. 1100iQ.fl W licef Htode $ corpori todudod

20 pluo yre. eeportenooNoer X-woye. ahOBptog. Mrpori

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CerMon

FAIRWAY CLUBQ o lfsid a A p ts.1 8 2 B ed roo m

F re e Q o lfH eat & Hot W ater F re e

C arp o rt In clu d ed 728-1105

CLAWSOM/TROY-SIO N.1 bodroom, cerpoting. bitode.

etorago Heat todudod OuM. dean bmkftog Loeae$435 $47-7079Dearborn Hie.

CAMBRIDGE APTS.

Wilhto wekInQ dfetNKO to shopping, church, roeteurants

Spooou* 1 bodroom doku o apta

C A L L 27 4 -4 7 6 5

OFFICE HRS MON • FRI 9-$ SAT 10-4

A York Community

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HeathmooreApartments961-6994

iFordRd $ f-m Ml HoggariyCLAWO$4/TROY

NEW ENGLAND PLACE APTS.

O13)43$-$4$0

NO SECURmr OEPOBIT

CMMron'a bdM b^

Olaoovor for youraalf whyO R C H A R D C R E E K A P T S .

otFarmtoglon HMa la Iho oormnunlty for you

Oiv apodoua 2 ' '

Oia log Braptooaa Iniruaion/firo alarm and much more etarltog at

$770 on ■iiaclid tem *S55-1 2 5 0

* new reald en ta o n lyFarmtogton HMaBOTSFORD PLACE

APARTMENTSG R A N D R IV E R /8 M ILE

W . O F IN K S T E RBaMnd Bolatord Hoapkal

SPECIAL1 B ed ro o m for $ 4492 B ed ro o m fo r $ 5 4 93 B ed ro o m fo r $ 6 4 9

Immodiolo Oocupartcy Had A wafer todudod - cbbla roody

Stogfaa, chMron. smaN pata ok Oulot. Clooo to pMka and achoola

Spodal oortdmona for a 1 yoar laoaa For hifihar toformation, ploaaa caN

61 5 -6 9 2 02 7 883 In d ep en d en ce

N.w o rm o rr1 bodroom - $400 Up2 bodroom - $500 up

Induda* boat $ walor - 534-9340

T H E G A T E T O G R E A T LIVING!I ■ ■ I k M ■

APARTMENTS

From

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L IV IN G Y O U C A N A F F O R D T O E N JO Y

• C en tral A ir CondiU onIng. C onvenient To Shopping And Ex p ra stw a yt• C ab le TV A vailab la. P rivate B kico n y / Patio . K itch en W ith O pen Bar Counter . D an s AvaHable . 1 v% B ath s A vailab le. A nd M ore. . . V Istt Ua And Sea Fo r Vouraalf I

O n lla la t e d 'h N ile P lo rth o f G ra n d R iv e r In r a m in g t o n H illa

F R O M $ 4 7 5

OPEN Mon. - Frl. 9 - 6; Sat. 10 - 5; Sun. 12 ■ 5

Bi 471-3625

• 3 8 0• G reat Location• Sp acio u s Apartm ents• Swim m ing Pool• C entral A ir Conditioning• All th is and M ore.

Com e and See (or Yourself!

On Pontlkc Troll |ual W kkI of Bock Road Mon. - Frt. 1 0 .6 • S a l. 10 . S • Sun. 1 1 -5

6 2 4 - - I 3 8 8■ ■ ■ ■ iiiii^ ii I I I ■ llll■ ll■ l|lll■ l■ l■ ■ ■ ■

PARMINQTON HILLS • Nawfy daoo- rafad 1 badroom at $44$. todudaa heat. appQancaa. carpattog $ air CtiMa BvaMabM. No aacurtty dapoaN ifquaMad. 476-4191FARMfNOTON HILLS

RENT FROM $930 1500 aq. ft. 2 and 3 badroom towtv houaaa. 2'A bathe, apadoua merner badroom aulta. Waahar/dryar. bitods and couarad parhtog.

FOXPOINTEHALSTE06 11MILE

473-1127Managed by KbWan Entarprtaaa. Inc.

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HEATHMOOREAPTS.

981-6994

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FARMINGTON HILLS(N on Tuck na o« 4 Maa kah MMdMkce 4 Orohara Lako na..

TIMBERIDGEDELUXE

1 & 2 Bedroom Units From $470

UmRad bma oRar on aatad unNaly 1$I to Farmtogton

Modal Open OMIy $-4 Cxoapt Wadnaaday

4 7 6 -1 4 6 7 7 7 S -6 2 0 6FARMW40TON HILLS

Luxury orta and two badroom

C al; 4n-7774FARMINOTON HILLS aub Ibadroom, lit boor, palto. pool,

' yar. $KX).oouraa, M abia waahar/dryar, Noaaourby. Bafora4;30. 99$-l3$S

FARMINQTON HILLS Vary Larga 1 badroom with aaparata toafda atoraga room, from $45$. FREE HEAT. 471-4$$$

SUPER LOCATIONOnnd Nvar/OnHard Laka

Stoneridge MsnorTha largaat orw badroom to araa. From $49$ par mo. toefudtog

UmHad tima oflar on lalactad unfta Naw tananta only

Entar off Fraadom Rd.. W. of Orchard Lafca Rd.. S. of Onind RNar. 4 7 6 -1 4 6 7 775 -8 2 0 6FARMINGTON HILLS-1 waahar/dryar. bitoda todudad. pata O.K., apaclal 1 month fra* rant.

533-3137 or 532-063$FARMINGTON HtLLS • 2 badrooma. garage, dtahwaahar. 1200 aq. fl.. 4 month laaaa. $60O/monih. Call Mika or Bob: 442-2464FARMINGTON HILLS-Sub I

I 1 badroom on pond $ is;for Chucfc/laava maaaaga 476-1204

• I & 2 -b ed ro o m ap a n m e n ts• 2-b «d ro o m tow nh om es• D ish w a sh e r/v e n ic a l b lin d s• B a lco n ie s/p a tio s• P o o ls/sa u n a /ca rp o rts

COUNTRY HOUSE APARTMENTSrMSae MTaaro

U aaa a aaavaaa aM iW a M emtPeCTACUAH

P a a i$ « r $1no-nti FARMB8 T ON Id U S

ranah. ar $ i 2H Imm. 2 m i$1* ■COVINGTON CLUB

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FARMWGTON N EU$499 Movm You In(On Setoctad Units)

aStoUHiM?! bedrSeiMewiCIi*

hnuaa, and a 24 haur mondorad to- Inafon and Era Marm

Ranf from $$$5SUMMIT APTS.

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a u A e m ooc APAnrMCNTaao T t MWdMkaa Saanowa 1 4 4 ba*oom/2 baUi. oaroral Mr. cMpen avaSabM. 44S0/MS0 par tnonia

473-5140FAnaaNQTON MS.LS

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hookup. 4446 4 4640/tno 344-1-tzsFARMINGTON HEXS

N EW B O T S F O R D A P T S .1 6 2 badrooma atarttog at $425/ mo Cartirai air WaEttog dkatma to

---------m. 471-44$$FARMINGTON MANOR

Sprtog apaclal on our nawfy daco- rteed atudto’a $ 1 badroom apta.. Marling al $400 S daya baa rant whan you moaa to. Our apta faa- tura: haat, air. appkancaa. vartleaf

da. aacurad anbanca door* $ laundry facMMtaa. Carports ar* svaa- abfa. Lai us make you faal right at homa. ONa ua a ca« 474-2552FARMINGTON - quN cloaa to town $ Nwpplng. l badroom, lal floor, todudaa haat $ watar $49$. 477-5650FARMINGTON

$299 MOVES YOU IN on aalactad units

FREE HEAT • Lvga 1 $ 2 bedrooms. Clean, quiai communMy

Orchard Laka Rd.. N. of 8 Mi.VILLAGE OAKS

474-1305 Mahaga$ by Kaftan Entarpnaaa. inc.

GARDEN CITYFord/Mlddlabah Area

Spadoua 1 badroom apartmanta. AmanWas Induda:• Ownar Paid Haat $ Water• Central Air• Infarcom Syatam• Garbage Dispoaal• Laundry Fadtolaa• Window Traalmanta/Mini BHnda

From $390 monthly CAU ABOUT SUMMER SPECIAL

GARDEN CTTY TERRACE $22-0460

g a rd en CITY - Ford $ Marrimm. 1 badroom.

274-4822budding. $300l22ora2-i2-730$

CITY - Mapfanrood/ 1 badroom. appEancaa. nonth. Sr. CENan dla-

count VANREKEN REALTY, $41-0760 Or 516-4702

GARDEN MIddI $340

GARDEN CITY - 1 badroom. $41$/ todudaa haat. water, laundry

421-776$ or 5$3-21$$LIVONIA - Fiamtogton Rd.. N. of 7

. Daluxa 1 badroom. haat $ wa- todudad. $$35/mo No pats.

Scraanad porch, carport 522-5282LIVONIA •

1 larga badroom,I. car port. haat. ISOO

Rdporch,477-5245 or 900-521$

THE

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1 and 2-bedroom apartments Air conditioning Sparkling pool Cable TV available Vertical blinds Laundry facilities Extra storage space Call 277-1280

C hm y HiD Manor

APARTMENTS

N O V I R I D G E* EXTRA*

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m m* 13 monti) lease on sated units

A s k A b o u t O ur S p e c ia ls

WOOOCREST V ILUAPARTM ENTS 4 ATHLETIC CLUB

S p a c io u s 1 $ 2 b ed ro o m a p a rtm e n ts, e a c h w ith a firsp to c e , m ln l-b firtd s an d b a lco n y o r p etto . P riv a te a th le tic c lu b fe a tu rin g y ea r-ro u n d In d o o r-o u td o o r p o o l, a a u n a , a team b a th , w h irlp o o l a n d a x e rc is e ro o m . S e c lu d a d se ttin g a m id st w o o d s a n d d u ck p o n d s. P e ts w e lco m a. S e n io r c itize n d isco u n t.

2 6 1 - 8 0 1 0CONVMENTLY LOCATED OFF WAYNE ED.

BETWEEN WARREN $ JOY. NEAR TNI WESTLAND SMOFFEfO MMi RENTAL OFFICE AND MODEL OFOf 19 AJ14 Fm

MME0M 7F OCCURINCr

Spend Less Time Driving!Q u iet S e ttin g in th e H ub o f

Farmington Hills

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• 2 Bedroom Apartmeni.s from ... .... *495• 2 Bedroom Townhomes from ... . . . . *650• Novi Schools• Pool, Tennis & Clubhouse W iB ExerciM Facility

• 24 Hour ServiceO ff 10 M ilt Bdw esa Novi RoaO A M«4ilo«erook

N o rth kroataro H lfh w a jra iid m an y of th a M a tra a re a s oM al p o p u lar sh o p p tag , re a ta u ra a t a a d a a ta rts tum aw t d is tr ie ts .

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NOM RII)(;L 349-00I 476-1240

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Studio, 1 6 2 Badroom Apts.Luna A VHIcig* Aptt...on Venoy at Warren Carriage House Apts...on Haggerty at Joy

1 ledroom from...$42S 2 ledroom from..$4Mthidio $ Smaller 1 ledroom from...$390

MOVI-IN fPIC IA U* MOVI-IN fP IC IA U *a 1 ledroow In V IN a g e Apta. J

Spodoui Boor ptohi * 24 hr. mototonoHOb * VaiEcol bEndi • Moraga • m Boot iCMtoMry • lacttofy locbad c$oon • CoN (Mowad

• Wntoai/ciryto hook-up to loma unBi

Lu n eW B o g e A p it : M on -So l. 10-6 ; Sun 12-6 C c m la ^ H ouse Apta : C o l Fo r A ppt.

4 2 5 -0 9 3 0

LIV O N IA - 7 M ILE R D .Large 1 Badroom Units • $5S$ ludaa waahar $ dryar to aach

aparlmani. Carpaiing. vartical t. daluxa appi arwaa. balcony,. awlmmtog poof, isnnia oourta.

community room NaarahoppingCANTERBURY PARK *7 mNa Rd.. comer MayheM bafwaan Farmington A Marrtman Rd*4 7 3-3963 775-6206

Modal opan dally •-$

SU M M ER S P E C IA LCONCORD TOWERS

1 $ 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS

• Sttoia $ rakrigaralor ■ Diahwaehaf• Carport

»Mawty dacoratad > Bmoka datactor ■• Eprinklar aystam •FROM $42$

1-7$ and 14 Mia Next to Abbay Thaaiar

559-3355NORTHVH.LE AREA

tocludton hai eaB 349-

$ 2 bad- 6520 to

9750

GREAT APTS.GREAT

LOCATIONS $50 Security Deposit For 1 Bedroom Apts.

RENT INCLUDES Heat &

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585-4010

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buddmg. $360 4-4633 or ^ -7366

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ti. Sr. CRdiii dm- EN REALTY.

Or 566-4703- 1 badroom. $415/ hast, watar. laurtdry

553-3166mpton Rd.. N. of 7 adroom. hoot A wa- S36/mo. No pats carport 533-6263idtora”. Farmingtoo adroom, acraartad iaat.$500aaga: 06(L6216

7 MILE RD. MmUr«Ka-$5A5

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pool, tarwda courts. Naar ahoppmg

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775-6206andady9-9

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load 34A-9250

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FRANKLIN HILLS APARTMENTS

356-5123

•OUTHHELO 1 Bedroom Apts.

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LOW MOVE-M COSTS

THE BENEICKE GROUP 347-1690

NORTHVILLE. Handteap 2 badroom. 3 balfi AvadaMa ndd-Jurta. I6M month. 9290 aacurtty.Cal 346-661AFREEAPARTMENTLOCATOR

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9S1-7200eao-9090

791-S444

677-3710

A P A R T M E N TS E A R C H

FORMERLY A F A R T M E N T S

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nido- 333-0S2S

OAK PARK1 Bedroom Apts.

S t$435OAK PARK GARDEN

APARTMENTS 967-0284Mon.-Fri. 9-5

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$435 - 1 BEDROOM ONE MONTH FREE

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HIDDEN VALLEY APARTMENTS

358-4379

Settle In On 0 Great Rate For Springl

m kidoorPooi■ TennisCowls■ CostroNid Access■ CwimwiibIkMMi

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T O T A L L Y U N B E L I E V A B L E

M99PAYS ALL DEPOSITS. JUNE RENT.

AND JULY RENT

lY O V I /L A K E S A R E A

W A T E R V I E W F A R M SS u it e B f r o m S 4 2 0

6 2 4 - 0 0 0 4

1 B E D R O O M bom * 4 5 0

2 B E D R O O M iMMi * 5 2 0

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$2S0 Dsoosa a DWMQdisn ki Bstsdsd uslkFRS 1CAT and COOMNC CAS

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m o o OFFRRST SIX MONTHS RENT1 & 2 Bedroom From

•405.00Vertical Blinds • Pool • Picnic Area

G k t m o o d l 7 2 9 - 5 0 9 0 O f c h a f d s i

Open Monday-Frktoy 8:30-5:30 On MaartKifBli, bstawsn Clwny MH 3 MteMaan Avs.

Colonial Coart Apartments2 Bedroom Special1 M o n t h F r e e R e n t o n s e l e c t e d u n i t s

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•350®* securtiy depcsl

' Electionic Seoilly Srslem and Emergency System

• Freploces & Suideds in setededuniis

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6 4 6 -1 1 8 8 1 ^ Hours:p.m -JON

noon • 3 p m.

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BURGESS MANOR APTS.17241 Burgess Ave

(313) 532-9347

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doaeta. beat iadaded. Aiao Cable TV. 2 awimining pools aad aeiobica flhiess ceater SMART stop at the (roni eatiaace.

7 2 1 - 2 5 0 0Hunters Weal 1 & 2 bedroom highriaa luxury oporSnarda iridude #te iealurea you'l lom,

awtenianr oooaaa to 1-275, i&Arwi Arbor.Modbli open <My.

plus CO Detrort

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N O W L E A S I N G !

30500 West Vatrea between Middlebdt aad McniBiaB Roads

H I L L S I D E

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ON SELECT1200 SECURITY DEPOSIT

F R O M $ 4 5 0includes Heat

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1 & 2-bedroom from $480• Extra large rooms ^ T ------------• Free heat \• Vertical blinds »T f• Ceiling fans I »

326-8270 / , I .......... ,5 '3 r >, vVayrw Rd y .e s t 'a n : / n * / , - - I

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M o a .-P ri. 10-4 1 & 2 B e d ro o m A p ts. StUattlay 10-9 SiuMtay 12-9

2 , 3 A 4 B e d ro o m T o w n h o u se sINCLUDES:

• FREE GAS HRAT (Mod liM ) •ITEMS •F1REFIALIS »CATHEDRAL CERJNCiS

• SF1RAL STAIRCASE •CARTORTS• SMAU PETS VEU.OM ED• FITNESS CENTER

•OIYM FK INDOOR HEATVD FOOL

•SAirNAS •CLUB BOOM

A cfi6nnin§ rrntRj community )um 20 minutes from Ann Arbor $nd doMmtown DrtroH, yet comfortably away from M aH From I-275, exH Ann Afbor lid , wnc lo HaRgciiy Rd., Iblluw south to joy Rd., then eaal to The Cfoaiinpi

CrossingsAT CANTON

lOter 4 5 5 -2 4 2 4

$ 5 8 52 BEDROOM

APARTMENTSWITH

FREE UQHTED CARPORTS VERTICAL BUNDS LIVONIA LOCATION

N O H VK NOHOOPU

JUST’CAUSE ITSS P R IN G

W o o d rid g e

N EW O N E & TW O B E D R O O M AP.ARTM ENTS

LAKEFRONT APARTM ENTS

FEATURING:• HEAT INCLUDED IN RENT

* W asher & D ryer in Every A partm ent

* C athed ra l C cib n g i with U niq ue A ccent W ind o w . A vailable

Sw im m ing Pool and C lubhouM

L E A S IN G O m C E O P E N M o n .-F iL lO -S • S m . lO -S * S u n . l l - S

6 2 4 - 6 4 8 0

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Where We Have Something Fqr Everyone!

7ou choose the dimities you wM• HEAT INCLUDED

12 UNIQUE • WASHER & DRYER IN APARTMENT

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FLOOR PU N S

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• 4 0 5LOCATED IN NOVI ON PONTIAC TRAIL

1 MILE EAST OF BECK ROAD - OPEN OAIIV 9-S * SUNDAY 11-S

V I V t • t M il Ml

I I . .6 6 9 - 5 5 6 6

Living You CanAfford To Enjoy!1 A 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS FROM365 H E A T

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I SOUTHFIELD$399 MOVES YOU IN

-- FREE HEAT CMvt 1 Bedroom. Ou*«l Location. Intrusion Alarm. Lightad PvfctnQ. Larga Walk-In

Cioaat. Extra L a ^ Storaga Arm. Rant $470. LiNaar Na« 0H MHa.

WELLINGTON PLACE 355-1069

Managad Cry Kaftan EntarpriaaaSOUTHFIELD

$399 M O V ES YO U INOn aalaclad units

• FREE HEAT• daan. quial 1 badroom• Wak-ln doaatt• Covarad parking■ 24 hr monNorad Intrusion alarm

FROM $565 12 M ia$ Lahaar

TWYCKINQHAM VALLEY 356-4403

Managad by Kaftan Entarpriaaa. Inc.

COM E VISIT M O D ELS O P EN 10 T O 6.

M ON . T O S A T .

459-6600

SoufhftaM1 MONTH FREE

SR. LIVING AT ITS BEST Larga 1 or 2 badroomt a doaats. 2 baths, attandad gaia- houaa. monttorad atarm, oompiata kKchan. aeW-cieenlnQ ovan. ml- crowava, dtahwaahar. Social actM- ttaa. prhflMa carport, aiairalors. pod. cabarta and alagant dubroom. Walt to Harvard Row. Rant from $665.

LAHSER RO.. N. Of 11 MILE PARKCREST

353-5635Mar agad by Kaftan Entarpriaaa

Waatlwrd Capri Apartmants

SPECIAL1 A 2 badroom apartmanta

starting at $435 Inctudaa haal. ca- thadral caWngi. bdcony/patio. Sa- curtty dapoalt; $200 261-5410

TROY

WaattwM]FO R EST LANE APARTMENTS

6200 N orth W ayn« R d . 2 B EO R O O M S ...$ 4 6 0 1 B EO R C K )M ...$ 4 4 5

S T U O K )S ...$ 3 9 5WWi Aoprovwl CradN SENIOR OISCOUNTI AmanfUsa IrKfuda:

* Haal 6 aratar ■Carpattng 6 bNrtda

• Laundry facwtlaa• Pod 4 dr condIbonInQ• WaNc-ln doaata

• Oatwaao Ford Rd. 4 Huntar

722-5155W ES T LA N D

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$ 2 4 9N EW LY R E D E C O R A T E D

1 6 2 B ed ro o m s Larg e D eluxe U nits

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gardan a ^ Outat aadudad Kvtrtg Cloaaf

SUNNYMEDEAPTS.

561 KIRTS1-75 at Bfg I

(t dh 6 of BlDBai batwaan Lhramod 4 <Cloaato Somaraai Co

362-0290Rants from $640

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TROVfROVAL OAK AREAS Kitty-cat. KNty-cal wa Imm you Am ^ Apartmanta you’R tom. tod

2 8 0-1700

TROYSOMERSET AREA • FROM $405

Studio and apadoua 14 2 badroom apartmanta AmanMMa indudr

1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. From $385*

HINES PARK APARTMENTS

425-0052Mon.-FrI. 9am-5pm Sal.-Sun. 10-4 'Llmftad ttma upon tignlng a ona yaar laaaa. Horn raddanta Salaci

Westland Park Apts.Across from Ctty Park

(Charry Hif)(batwaan MtddMbatt 4 Marrtman)La rg e 1 b ed ro om - $ 445

2 b ed ro om , 1W b ath - $505 $ 2 0 0 D E P O S IT A L L A P T S .

(1 yaar laaaa wRb oradR) HEAT/POOL NO PETS

729-6636

S A V E$45 off firat 4 m onths

2 B ED R O O M A P T S FR O M $4 7 5 *

LIVONIA SCH O O LSmmtm ctoaM 4 Morag*. Rafiwaabar. aaourtty hai

doors a4lfi Intaroom. Batoony or pd bo. pod 4 play araaa

• Laundry^• Bafoonlaa or Paboa

» Bbcpplnn 4 Espraaawaya LAOE APARTMOfTf

362-0244

'"viSSlEN PLAZA ARARTMefTB , 4MONTH*B FREE RBfT

$260 Bwwfty Ooftim . 1 m 41 badroam bam $41$. Fraa Haal am

goal, fanrda LM 7 $ 4 -n i$

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326-7800

WOODLAND VILLA 422-5411

> knmadlata occupancy »Lowaat Rataa • Taatafudy Daooraiad

SUITE LIFE

549-5500Bkmkigham/W.

BLOOMFIEIIFIELD LAKES A1n'royiPTS

Furdahad apta. In smaN. qulat oom- plax. Fudy kimlahad 4 dacon studio. 1 4 2 badroom unHa. ciudaa diahaa. Nnana. ale. Ctaaomp

No pats plaaaa. Rants starting d $550. Hast 4 motor Induoad. SHORT TERM LEASES for gudWad

061-6300FARMINGTON HILLS

. marw Starting at $475.iOT8«BOT8FORDINN 474-4600

FARMINGTON HILLS PARK MOTEL Cada *FHBO. fraa toed pbona sar vtoa 6 uOmaa. l badroom apta $175/wk)y. No dapooH AliO rooms 6 affIclancJaa. 30001 Grand RIvar

474-1324LIVONIA-Studlo apta mduda maid.

pod. air 4 a i uUWtias. $140 wkly. Days inn. 36065 Plymouth 427-1300N. ROYAL OAK - 1 badroom fuNy

nclu *uMMaa Month to month

477

R O Y A L O A K -D O W N TO W N FU R N IS H ED A P A R T M EN TSliidto apartmant fuffy fumtahad, $410 month. In qulat. aaoivad. adidt compim. 1 yaar laaaa. (Radbta). You My alaciric. wa PAY haal. Storaga oekart No pala. Off atraat parfdng and on pramiaa laundry ladMIaa.

258-8200 or 542-9559ROYAL OAK-1

1 $620/month.

crowava. CaB 10am 0pm. 666-2707

FR A N K LINP A R K

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ADDISON TO ALLEN PARK

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paney. Bob or John.

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276-OtfOBtRMINON Ud room tarm has laefiad aaraaaiSTSJSo

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RPTTAL PROS IBO RPfT

FARMbfGTON HILLS • 13 Mba I twaan Orchard 4 Farminglon Rd. 3

ranch, garaga. 01200. mey 051-7077

FARMINGTON HILLS • 3 badroom. baaamant. rafrig/slova/waahar/ dryar. Fanoad $060.

RENTAL PROS 356-RENTFARMINGTON HILLS. 3 ranch with afl appaancae. oofc fktora. ntoa dead and atraat location. $706/ mo. + utiVbaa. 525-7000FARMPtOTON HILLS - 1 poislbfa 2 badroom. country atmoaphara.

ard. Pats okay. 0076/ aaourtty. 470-4073

FARMINGTON 4 othar suburtaC O R P O R A T E

T R A N S F E R E E SFor your RELOCATION NEEDS:

Cal D 4 H PROPERTCS 737-4002

REDfORD. 3 badrooma. Mng room carpatad. rinlahad baaamant, fanoad. 1W cm gwaga. $025 mo.. 0025aacui1tydapodl. 001-0625ROCHESTER - charming In-town houaa. 2-3 badrooma. fanoad yard,

$000 par month.CAU AtMA PEARCY

THE PRUDENTIAL GREAT LAKES REALTY •

Leave meaeegeveloe mad 401-0233ROCHESTER/OOWNTOWN

Charming houaa. $l350/mo. 3 bi roam. 1H badt. approa 1000 aq.fl. 070-4400. 652-3140ROCHESTER Crooka. 4

FARMPtGTON

raga.10000/1

fanoad-ln yard, pats OK.517-540-5001

GARDEN CfTY. AttracBva $ bad-

0575 mondi.

GARDEN CfTY. room for rant, noh- amoklng famata, 0200 mondi bi- ---------- - --------- 421-1215

GARDEN CITY - SpaMoua 2 bedroom. 2 car garaga. Tread prfwaia yard. $750 par month. SaourRy. laaaa. Opbon to buy- July ooouparv

l-BM Ior (5lh42b?040oy. 221-21GARDEN c it y . 3 galow, good araa, 9500. no palB. ralariGARDEN CtTY-6 badrooma. 2

ooniral air. 2H garaga. oomor fonead lot 0700/ 4^M0dopoab. 201-410$

GAROetCfTY $ badroom, booomont, i

>goiK proof of 40bd000

GAROmOTV na, «nk

•tOTM. 0I05/MO. Men ta l PROlPROSom mm

HIQNLAND - On Uppar PoWybona Lake, off M-50. Coay trnm homo, 0

pM idB- 70M 10

INKOTER-Chorryhlll/bllddfoboHaraa. Outat mNpborhBfld. 2 badrooma. Naar dw raaraaian oem> pimi. $420 721-2iB0.ovoa.000 0021bfKSTER - thorp 2 laOriam.

imonl.Mn^yord.4g tobiiy "

LAKIFRONT LAKE ORKM

pluo woMior 5 dryv.mo. glyoaoourfly

TfSi

LAKEFRONT LAKt ORKM 2 bodrooN

loroo dMk. 2 oar. Id •kmMoou^ $1400 mqLfVONU homo, b

;x s slim iy room. •»- b. 1H aero M , no

LIVONIALoioof

RPTTAL PROS 200 R f T

H ILLS: Hamlin/ 2H bai

2700 oq. IL. 2 car.

ItOOOAno. ObH PRO PBm ES 727-4002ROCHESTER HILLS bi 2

2 badroom. 1

vgoroM■ •oourby.

loneod yard. $750 mo.•52-4227

ROCHESTER HNXS- i

N. of Auburn. OSOO/mo. pluo ooeurL ty. 213-027-0741ROCHESTER HBt 1200 oq.fL ranch

oooroomo, i w oama, now corpoL_ . _ . . . . ^gmaga. dack. fanea. 0075.002-O7S0 Rp I t a NOME. - -; 542-1000. No Foo

fW I^ U B -C u^ cNan 2 ^ o o m ranch, bldgo, alOM, Nr oondMonod, carpatad. oMc atoraga, Nnood yard, dNcount rant I tOO/month. 140 6263ROUND LAKE; BaaudM HbofroM i i now 2 badroom. aunporah 6 brw- plaeo, 600 aq. ft |060/mo. pkN udb- bM. CNL 2SS-1717 W EBOAYS.ROYAL OAK • 2

ROYAL OAKtoam. 2

oJl 0725. 'Ta.! A m

ROYAL OAK-22H ear garaga.

1.SOUTNOmo . 12 MboKkoardNM 2 bidreema 2b470 Evoron. Appb-

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FARMINGTON HILLS artd 2 bodroomo. i ppaoncoo. axtraa.

^ *c3i: 474-2131 or S62-0634FARMINGTON LOCATION

1 bedroom, ftoforonooa 6 aocuriCy roquirod. No pots. CoP bohv Spmbbpm. 626-1454

tot Duptoi—For RutCANTON - 3 badroom. ivt bath, appbancaa. no pota $725 mondi. CaPOlano: doya543-S600avoa 5 weak ends- 477-0565GARDEN CfTY - 1 badroom duploa. $375 rnonWy. Appbancaa mdudod. Sacurlly 6 elaaning raqukad. No

425-6305PLYMOUTH; Aim Arbor Rd. Mam

$460/rrto. ptua aacuHN. Waakdayt. i0-6pm. 456-3400

ROCHESTER A ^ A • 2 bedroom lax attii applanoaa. Townhouaa

ityN. |650/mo.____________066-2232

410 FM8SiRMPIGHAM-Cuta uppar 1 badroom bat. 600 aqfl. wbh privata arv- tranoa. binds, garaga apaoa. $625/ mo. inckidas haal 6 water. 546 5546BIRMINQHAM - Lower, altraetiva. 2

No ofdMran.. No pats. l640/mo 644-2076*642-4663CLARKSTON - Sma9 1 |rjM4 Mfca view from 10x20 dock.

laundry prNata 0400 moludas udibaa. la i'6 Nat monbi pkia aaouHly. No amoking. no pole. RofOroneee. Col 3644126

OTSEGO LAKE - GAYLORDHILTON HEAD ISLAND - 2 room. 2 both vflN, 2 pooN, waohor/ dryer, aloope 0. dooo to AvoPobN year round. 022-2749

Loroo lakabonl lodge, fivo minutoo to HWdan Vaboy.

FEMALE NEEDS 3 i4 bedroom houoo m

Oik. $215pormonmpkioahorout9- 436-4419

Fu9y himlehod. boddbig ond tncludod. 9 bodroomo, largo porch.

HILTON HEAD 2 bodroomo/2 baths, dakix condo. Fuiy aquippad. pooN. fraa tarmla. bench, god 652-5739

FEMALE, non emekar wR aharo houaa m Radford area wbh aama.

month pkio uMWao. Avalobta 7264778

Juno 29 thru July 10 and Aiigimt 7 thru Sopfombor 4. RontN two (Z)

$1,970. Akanlnum baMrigMADERIA BEACH (GoNaldo)-2 bedroom. 2 bath kixurloui ooaanbont

FEMALE roommate amnlad to share idroom townhouaa m Troy. Muat

be inancialy roaponNbta. 6226/mo. ■f Vk BiBCtrtB. 6764966

do. Many July-mM I

Cai4;30pm.

- FrI.. t i 663-1604

PENTWATER • Nfcalrortt cottage on■ " ------ kir-

raUALE roommoto to Niaro 1200 •q.ft and unN condo, Troy. Your Cm badi. $425 m a mdbidoo udb-

5664716 or 6764763

415 Vacation Rantaia . polo. $750 por amok. 519 $66 1315BEACH HOUSE ON LAKE HURON.

6 mloa N. of /W SobN Rfvar. Sloopo 5. Woahor A dryer. PrIvoN booch. CNI Two. 747-9035

FREE Room 6 Board in mdiongo for ‘ 'ko ooro of dqga and 00-

PET08KEY - 4 bedroom. 2 bt (oor around homo. 4 houooo from My. Choloo wooko atR ovoboT

219-264-0462typo profarrod.

BEAUTIFUL LEELANAU PCMNSULA

Lovely oottlnB on Qrond Tr Boy at NorthpoH. Charming, ocay. CLEAN. Uroplnoa. phone,ON bath, patio. grR, ale. i

4. M75 waokly, July 6 616-366-5462

PORT HURONLaka Huron. Blaopa 6. aendy iMfMh. Praplaoa, rtm 1750 par waNi

p. 313-331-6600

MALE roommaia arantad baloaan 21 6 20. Muot have rabitiN Ineema. $205 par month. CaP CrNg at

6W-7165

ROARING BROOK • Springs. Modem

HarborCorriago Houaa. 2 na kNchan 6 tvlng bkift bay daw. a

Nice SOUTHFIELO HOUBE Share. 2 bodroom. 2 bath, laundry, baaamam. M gy**6300/mo4 NuNWai 365-4206

BOYNE CtTY-Laka Charlovoix ISO ft. aharad oandy faaocfi. oNapo 0-6 . bubbN tub for 2. swim dock 6 mooring for boat. 516-225-7460

tninuiaa to Boyno Hlghlonda 6 goM. Afimipm. 6l6-526-6tM

NON BMOKblQ pi nlMRpwR NmRi to aharo hcam Up-

•Wm to yours • 2 bodreon^l to ‘7-0673

BOYNE CfTY-2 naa condomlnkimo on3dock.

kmiry tokafront jk a Chartovota.

6-10. Beat am. laaRR. $1000^1250/

TORCH LAKE • East Bhoro home bubt 1666. Ak. $ badrooma. t babio.

or Shanty 131 3606

m ikkoin 2 dacka. d o ^ ^ . NearCreak. 660041200hokly.

NON m em m o, proNoolonR wom- tooks to Ritoo her brand new

Canton homo wkh t otiwr women 6360. 466-2023

«k. Oayo: 674-2261; Evaa: 6664766

aneoo, hoot 6 water mdudod.6325 4 dapodt 637-4566

NORTHVftLE 2 badroom lowor bat. Naor down-

ooouponoj lTM.

REDFO fy -bat. bntohad baaamant.fonead yard. 1650 a month 4

REDFORD TWP 7 Mbo. W of Booth area. l 6 2 badroom brick unllo. toi appbonooo mofudbig araohor 6 drfm , tortirtor mokitenonoo 5 par* bii utMtoa mctuUd. etoan. Ronti from 1425 to 6635 0ovo255-5675ROCHESTER - t bilraem . 1460

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Waotbury Auburn tdi ibt-7H 6

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TORCH UQKT REBORT-Ooty 2 oom oottogo. 2660/«k. 2 ofb- too. $40M l on bObuK

Torch Ldta. Wka; 6/16. 7/24, 7/31, i/14.2/216b/2b 616-6444152

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362 2633

fumtohod 3 bodroomo up. 43474id1

■RKto-ITON ORE UMCE: Charming log cabm cxntogo. bropNoa. torgo

gU V ER« bay - HemaBhoraq Narihpori. 2 badroam. 2 batii. TV, oioroo. tonnto oeurN. By die weak or month at 2726/wk. At- tor 7pm. toovo mooooga.

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246-3625

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TRAVERSE CITY. Ukoikero roaort Chormmg. W2 vwdtonofr

■rrnmgiik NBa. Woahor 6 diyar 2504 M futM oa. July 1.477-6275

BURT LAKE • tokafront. near Harbor Springs 6 Fotookoi 2 bodroema. 2

' 2 , ocraanad pcrck, owtmrWI 62^162

CADILLAC LAW RpW T okoiol. 4 badrooma. 2 botko. bWig room, roe room. otc. Sandy boook. |tb i/nk. Juno 12-Bopt. 6 73l4b05

CA2CVILLE • FORT AUBTM Lakofront 6

2174744121CENTRAL LAKE MtoMgwi - AtbtiO- mm • Boaroom vmiarwom omwtov. •Napa 4 todudia bawl. 2210 par w o*. 2B$-2i14

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earn a MaSanH FrancMaa

futureplane era to frow earn eav- erN mere efSeee m die

mg. reeMendN raeamcation, training, and■gamani- Call gnamanakl m Plymoum. 4614400 or Don Kaman In Utonm. 4634000

r e a l e s t a I B stle r H o rn * A G a rd e n s

ARE YOU MOTIVATED? DojM aoek irartefy 6 ward le maka a dataranoa? Baooma part of our Innommra laam of oommuraiy am- pleymant tpacMMa and work w6h

aniaOy dNaMad aduRa. 6 mu hova a Mgh aohooi fdpkima or iB> and rekaMa trarwportaHon. co6

363-3600 or 443-6360ASPHALT HELP. Ermartonood Onfy Alao neaJtJ Truck Ortvars MuolhaeaCOL.

453-0466ASSISTANT/RECEPTIONIST tima for compulertmd

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ASSISTANT MANAGERS/ RECEPTIONISTS

For wHd & crazy officaa oparting In Livonia, Novi, Ann Aftwr & Taylor.

CaM Linda-416.0810

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SERVICES615-066036266 ORANO RfVER

FARkHNOTON MLL6. Ml 46366V-UQHT

Choloa Of mraa MRa. Uwoma and Neet Omrtana. CM Laa 473-2634

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Dimomg care, neaa. poor.OroundMaapar. IgfM heSk POOL oKtortor

enow oquipmoni care. A couple offered iNery. «em apartment in ean- lor unR oomplaa. No pmal Reply to Soe »364 Odoervor 6 Eooenlrlc Naerepapore

36261 Schootcrafl Rd Uuonm Ml 46150

ATTORNEYSudurbM DatroH pmmwff law arm raquirae mpartencad trial attorney for ea aapaM of martiro logN par- eonN mtury practloa. Submit ra- euma erM eNary raqulramanm to:

60x378Odoorwar 6 Cocontrtc Mawepapere

36351 Schoolcraft Rd Ueonm Ml 46150

$ SUMMER $ JOBS

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AUTOMATICS TRARfS

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AUTO DETAJLINQ471

GENERAL SERVICE OoodyMT Sarvtoo C«t«tar

Apply In poroon MARCH TIRE CO.

33014 GRAND RIVER FARMINGTON

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AUTO MECHANICS

• TdaoaporiunMyMf 116406410.000 a900 e year

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AUTO PORTER

fun«4v. JimAMoran Mitsubishi2M00 Tunmi-nd Jua N. 0112 Mto n«

G o o d year Sen d ee C en ter A p ply In pareon

MARCH TIRE CO. 33014 GRAND RIVER

FARMINGTON 313-477-0670M/To nAirre owvcN

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BESTPART TIME

JOBIN TOWN

Due to aepanmnn. OMiAmartca Mar- heang. a Medmg naBonai leMphone

tounmg

AUTO TECHNICIAN-Muat tieva MNMgon oarRScaRon 3 yra. minimum mpartanra. Top pay 6 bana- 6M. AR flra 6 SarvMa C a M . 3141 Unian Lake Rd.. Commaroo Tap

363-1541

I SUMMER WORK IMuN da adm m work 40 fwura par i weak 4 hawa dapandabla iranepor-

SOMEBODY SOMETIME 18320 MkhUabatt

477-1262AOMINISTRATIVe AatM TANT

partanoa daairad, mctudbig Word * Koceeema Pagomakar. Lotua 4 j: Harvard QrapMoa Send reeumar onfy to. NWNL. PO SOX 350756. I Wool BtoomRotd. Mi 46335 ||

ADMRROTRATIVE ASStSTANT I

proflclant bi W ord^tact 61 4 knawtedgaadle In Lofua 4 Harvard Qrephlce CompaURre waooa and bonadte Contact VIckL 674-6306

AEROBIC INSTRUCTORS $7.00 Per Hour

Opaninga - USA hea 0

fouanaa Hour* can be arranged to at yow echedile Sicpbyorcai*Tueedey/Thuradey/Saiwdey

30000 TaMgraph Roed SouthRald

7677 Wayna Rd weaaano umner

431-3700

A P P L Y N O W 3 S h i f t s -

L o n g & S h o rt T p rm A s s ig n m e n ts ■ N e w m .T n iit .ic t i ir in r ) ■ o m p n iiy • P .T C k n g in g

Plym outh. Canton. L ivonia i R o yal O ak A reas

M UST HAVE:• R e l ia b le t r a n s p o r ta t io n ■ T w o p ie c e s n l ID

GENERAL MANAGEMENT SERVICES14700 Farmington Rd Suite 104

Livonia. Michigan 48154

427-7660

AFTERNOON SHIFTS

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Co6 today, work tomorrow

ADIA PERSONNELWeidanl 313-733-6060 ARan dark 313-363-2642

toon's TMani Agency la n Sub Agonla For informaRon oal

Or p ^ 614-6633

AIRtINE EXPERIENCE? WE WANT YOm

going poraon ta wark wMare Cualomar Sarvtea.

ahanawark SMoryplua laad raowna and aMmy MmC .t Mw im . 10300 CMC 4166. S iiiiftM l. Ml 46076

a lter n a to r 4 6TARTER

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736-4316

APARTMENFT LEASING AGENT

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DIESEL TRUCK MECHANICRuan Trans Mgmt System has an opening in the key position of Oiesei Truck Mechanic at their new Livonia. Mi tenninalQualifications include the knowledge and ability to serve & repair diesel tractors, trucks and traders Must have a valid commercial driver's license, previous truck mechanical experience, and pass a physical and dnrg screening This career opportunity includes a very good wage package with medical, dental, and vision coverage »id an excelleni 401K. retirement plan.If you would like an opportunity to become a member of a growing quaMy team of maintenance professionals call (313) 427-4066 for an mterview appt

Equal Opportunity Employer

COLLECTIONS

Htra'I WM Yn WM Rtcaht;• $450 per week starling salary• We w i compWely trail you• Deluxe Benefits Package and Pad Vacalians• Our average CelecWs euu:

WMn 3 Mordhs - $469 per week WHan 6 Monks • $543 per week WVin 9 Monks - $661 par week

• Our poky ii to promoM only tram cdslkg sM Producan wM be pramotod In fact two ol our Oapt Managars slartod tots kan 19 monks ago and now asm $48,000 plus per yaar

WM Yn W i NMd;• High tnirgy - sell motvXwl• NabnBy asaeikt and parsuaiiM«CompiXtoi • mokratod tor idwnceminl• Mokratod to madmia your eendngs• No C06fNnC6 fOf dOQfiOl I

Wi am a ual iitXdtotiad. X yaar oU compaiy to rvwtfd pnducan and aetdavers betid on your patonntnea and Ito iNdto you produce

CM

(313)NATIONAL CREDIT CORPORATION

O P E N H O U S E

C L A R K O IL I S OJV T H E GO /Join us in the quest ibr the best,

where employees are our most valuable resource If you are a highly moovated. em husiasiK and

career minded tndhidual lookingA>r an opponunity m lhin the northern Oakland County and Tort Huron areas

A n e n d o u r O p en H o u se !A uburn H iUs H ilto n Su ites

2 )0 0 Fca th en to n e Rd.T h u n d a y , Ju n e 10

9 :0 0 a m . - 1 :00 p.m .3 :0 0 p .m . . 7 :0 0 p.m .

Inte rview s w ill be h e ld for:A ssista n t S to re M an ag er, S to re M anager

a n d S to re M anager T ra in e r We oiler lea lb le schedules, cum prtitnc wages and

benedts fleasc bring your qualiScations andor resume If you are unable to attend o u r O p en H ouse,

please send yo u r resum e o r ap p lica iio n to:

C la r k O U Jk R e f in in g C o r p .

P .O . Boa 6 T aylo r. M l 48180

cA> O p en H ouse N orthAm 4gMB/ f ggtou fMWdfj Ompiojtr

big. guersmewd ••Mry pluB cemw*- «Of« anablm you lo i mrtgt

$8-$10/hr +FUBWs hours ■inSiliis Mon avu Fn. PM. SM a Sun. to M your ■cnsduit Css lor siMrnsw

2 4 4 - 8 9 6 0

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BUSINESS MANAGERS

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CwiMr WoolbBrg 313-3i>47g6 m m to: W W . R O 9m H i

SouRWMd. Ml 46037

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Aldi: Q y^ Lrnom, 2434 W 14 Mte. RoyM OMi 46673

CAD DESIGNERS- DETAILERS

Wrnma. Convayar CAO I OalaRara. Mual ba «

typa oonvayara. C ai kmartcan Eng naarabic.. 313-646-4400

Aroerlca't lastest powing retail compuler chain it conducUng a JOB FAIR lo recruit caiMhdates lor Hs Madison HeigMs and soon to open Detroit Wore.

The X)B FAIR will be held on Suaday, J« (, linfcaB IZtot-CtoOPJCMd

■e 7,1993 boa ftta AJL - 7d» PJIL M;H O L ID A Y IN N - F a ir la n e A r e a

5 8 0 1 S o u t h f ie ld S e r v ic e D r iv e D e t r o it . M l 4 8 2 2 8

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• Cotpnle todde AcenMRegRaaMhes

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A Acctsnnts Sdcênple

Mcrocompuler hardware and software knowledfe a plus. As p ^ of our team of professionafs. you wU recelw a competitive sa lv y in d benefits p irkig e I jou want to a success at youised and our Mgh po w th company apply in person to the address above. Resume with salary history and references required. Non-Smoking and D rupFree W orking Envfronmetx. Principals only.

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CAHEER OPPORTUNITYM S

BUILDERSSQUARE

d e p a r t m e n tMANAGERS

SALES ASSOCIATES

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IM M E D U T E O P EN IN G S

$ B uO O p b r m l

Apply at: 32906 MIddM M X Rd. a l 14 MNa, Fanninglofi HMs Apply M on.-FrL 10 am-2 pm

DELIVERY DRIVERSR esponsib ilities include: delivering t m erchandising of company products to retail outlets. Must possess a good driving record 6 a valid COtyCroup A license. Seasonal positions that could lead into fun tim e. No phone calls please. Apply in person or send resum e to:

7 UP DETROIT1220 1 Beecti Daly Detroit. Ml 48239tquU OpportutSty t mptoysr

’Attention Students!

I f y o u ' r e l o o k i n g f o r a s u m m e r j o b , p l a c e

y o u r f r e e a d t o d a y .

On M onday, June 14, Thursday, Jun e 17 and M onday, June 21, we will publish free ads of a maximum 5 lines for students looking for em ploym ent.

Call 591-0900 or 644-1070 today and place your free five-line ad .

Exp lain what kind of job you’re looking for and what experience you’ve had.Attention Employers!

C heck our classified section on the June 14, 17, and June 21 for that teen you need to work for you th is sum m er.

Thto ngwgpgpgr ft&rtby alfan k« opportuniy for young porsant making rnnptoymmH to Imt kwir firsf nm»* only and akU. homavar wa astuma no raapontibUliy tor ku natura ol roba oHatad or nagotiations batwaan appUcanla and proapacOva amployan Tttam arm ku raaponak)0ily of ha partiaa riaolvad

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lEccentncC L A S S I F I E D

A D V E g T I S I N OM«-1076 OAKLAND COUNTY

WI -WOO WAVNICOUNIV 862-1229 ROCHESTBMXXHOIER HUS

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C A T A L C X 3 C A L L S

DO YOU WANT $7-$9/HR?Ow conwany <x<«' M.OOOcMs/mo lro«n wMontara r«a|Mn>- ing to our noHoniSy otlrarUMd producio. «Vo rMod u 'ltim iiiir poopio to onMor Dm prtonao t

COIXCCTIONSMM> FammaM"tMoPi rout cDhrunw i mmodUe o«*Wie CoPCptun 4FS-2P3S

uwlerte Temporary ServiceF L IN T IN K C O R P .

33106 SeUeokrill *d UvOfM.M 4«1M

COLL£CTOM • M Coffiptfiy kootLing »go«i-ohenied coatrtnrcofwnarcMt acoounls Pi •fMtronmanl and Moadanl worMnf

An Eoual Oppertun»» Employer

CoPeciton Men agar. P O Boi 60M. Pymmgion MMe. Ml 4P354__________

COPYWWTEPM o^ Fed erne flaaume 4 salary

reoMlremarna to: NaPeo. Alin; AO. is E o Merrewan, UvoMe. Ml 441S0

CU8TOCNAL OPENING Fui

NO TCLEMAAKETMOCOLLEGE STUDENTS lo drive iceremn trwdia Nooloa m LNoMe 4

benePtt (n a proleeeional o*4oa aiwaw went Pol 4 pen itma

Penguin . craft. Uvome.

AppN aelemen l2-3pm M loe CreamI. 3402S Scftool-

S22-77S1

COftlAN CEftTlFlEO FAOftCATOft Pwl-ame or Mt-dme. FonMce febrtcelor e pMo C al S22-4S70

reguled Apply M pereen June 7<4 el Weiah C olM i. FedMee Oepi.. SIM LNemoia M . Troy. Ml EOE

OEUVffTV OMVEM • Pen Time. Oey 4 aftemoen drtvere needed.

» Midi good drMnp reeord 4

CUSTOMEft SCftVICC PAirr-TME ENTflY LEVEL

eerUng imoiwladga el Delrol metro wee. ViW elii pro

Cai Pereonnal

CERTdCO MECHANIC needed Apply al Pie FenMnoton 4 Sta Mae Sftd Stolon 425-0470

COLLEGE STUDENTSant mcome witft nelonaf oom-

peny eapendmo Rs cdeni baaa through pnone corHoct Queranlaad

COSMETIC SALES FULL AND PART TIME

Chang* Your UtalStart a nee career in real eeleia today Cal CvoiaheRon. •42-4500

Fun «vorti wirtronmenl k Livonia office

Croivley'a. a rrMptr ratal department store cftam. have Ml and part-pma poamona avalabts M our Coamsdc Oepvtmom We offer a good start-

473- taoo

REAL ESTA TE ONE

COMPUTER ASSISTANT Pwi lima 2 yeara of colaga PC DOS aspanarKe Farmington HMN

737-0524

siiciaiant bonoffts including t

Oynamlc. prograaatva Nrm looking lor a parmanent part-Pma Cuetomer Servtoa Rap Houreeff ba 11:30 am • S:W pm Moriday Pvough Friday. CandMaia muai have a plaaaant pareonaMy efio can work in a laat

________ proMdad. Staringpay Si.SOffv. Apply In peraon tam- 3pm. TuaavThure. at 14001 Fogg SI. ^

DIRECT CARE WORKERS needad PI ow Canton group home. Fid and part Pma poiffiohs avadaSM. TraPv* Pig pratarrad. Muai ba 14 ym n ot

good grammar 4 panmanaNp akda. Muai hava prevloua oflioa aaparv anoa. Plaaaa aubmff your reauma lo:

DELIVERY DRIVER 44410.60 an hour > banadla. Ouarantaad 40 houre. Local. Straisfti Puck. Raquiraa a Moan MVR. CO i Oaaa S leanaa. Sand rnrnmirtmnm to: 317S2 Enlarprtaa oTTuvonla. Ml 44140.

w 14 vaare <M mm good driving record. PMereeled ce i 3S7-1017.

DIRECT CARE WORKERS Needed toviCi Pig edidts Rst^Pm « geriM S442 10 aiwt S6.72 wtdi OMH

QuMPiifl eppdcema are Pivffed to apply Pi pareon to M out appice- dona M oiM Human Raaoiirna ofRce

CORPORATE OFFICE MANAGER P.O. Boa 71043

Madlaon Halghta. Ml 40071-0043

DEUVERY/WAREHOUSEA Wlcompany N looktng lor naal and d»-

School Diploma or GEO raai draff CALL Marvenn 72S4410 or AtaMI-

7S34S27 or Evalyn: 427-71tS

industrialEngineer

EXEnaW FHr«OLOO«T or c c in v c o FTTNCSS TMUNCh

For groot ooponuMy M OHM 01M

CompuWCHEEnFUC . . .od to dMrtbuW coupons 4 oomptoo m your locol •upormarOon Ovor 14 mpi roiapio trarmpomion $6S0/I» 1.SU-M2-M04

C H E FFul tvna Batch oookPig aapanance a muat Oagreo holpful Muai ba naat Muat ba prolisdnnal ARA. 4424417 After 2pm

C o m p U S A , In c .The Computer Superstore

J06FAIRPieeae aee our diapley ed urtder Help Wanted aSOO" ot today's Meaeffled

C ro w le y ’s2S0 Tualvo M4o Hoa332S01

Famungton H4M, 4P.. 44334

CITY OF NOVI

DISPATCHERTha CHy ol Novi PoOca Oapartmant la cunantly accapilng appacatkma lor nw poatMoo at DHpalehar » j- Ma mduda diapaicnng poOca. lira and EUS Extanalva pnona rvork Computar aaparMnca and typmg Uillla daalrad Slarting talary $14,720 plua an allracttva bantM packaga SXifl •vork. Mur* may w y . Obum and aubmit an applca- lion by Juno 16. 1903 Irom tha Paraonnal Ollica al 4SI7S W 10 M4a. Novi. Ml 4P37S

COMPUTER PROGRAMMER iva wa Uokaig lor a datall orlanlad VKKviaual wtin 1 yt oapananca In maWlowIng• CICS.VSAM• ic cF .co e o L• IBM • IBM.JCLTNa lu« Ibna poaillon o«ar> a com- panttva uMry 4 banalH packaga Plaatt kand your raauma with aalary raqukamanU to:

FIRST HEALTHAttn Parkonnal/Progranwnar

25S06 W 12 MHO Rd Suita 3000 SoudlRald. Ml 44034.4339 EEOrAA_________________________ M/FCOMPUTER TECH - IBM. Appla or compatlbla tacKnldan Pari IlnM/lua bmo. Computar Toon. P.O Boa 557. Farmmgloo HMa, Ml 44335.Q557

COSMETOLOGIST OR MANICURIST

a Salaa $13,000 yr. $ day <vaak No mgnu. Fu4 banalHa. Employar pays foa. Emptoymonl Camar Agancy. 569-1930

Parlez-Vous Francais?

Kely Temporery Services hee

Werehouee Dipt. You shoMd en oy pubic contact, ba at laaat i t years old end have a good drhdng record. This to sn entry Mm I position pro- vidMg opportunity lor edvencement.

CMI347------

PARTS DELIVERY DRIVER lor aouthieid eree. Must heve Meen driving record. Sterling pey $4.40/

P le w ced 384-4430

A npMy lo n ^ p ro g re ss nedd- plent mettfstemplng dMdion of Fortune 800 Meoee Mduelrtee seeks en

For mere Mdormefton cal Patw er O ndf •44 0346

Dr I * leawne le: • • 1-24 IS

bene wM headwR- Tbs M mmg

DEM DNSTRATDRS-lm m adtata openM tor suparmarkal 4 drug store demonstrelore. Cji cedent pey. CMi Point of Sole:

ORIVER/COLA SiOO/wk. Local route._______

***S4-1400Cal

887-2410long-term eeeignmants In tha

rea w Frand

DRIVERA.A.M.8.<cattonsv

COL only need opplyA.A.M.8.C. le now aooopdng ap

lui itme. Ced Martorte___ _ or4i0-2740

COUNTER PERSON - for dry ors Good wegoe, meiure 4 dopond-sblo. Pwl timo. 2pm-7pm

French CenedMn ■peaking Cuetomer Sonffoe Rape. Cuetomer Sendoe eapertenoe required.

DIE OESIONERS-Experlenoe swy. CAO expertenoe tm tfM . Fud- Mme. Fui beneftU- 422-0400

CostEstimator

Plaaaa ca4 Micha4a tor an appolntmantl

DIE MAKERS EaaMida locaban. top pay plut ban- anu llammar aaparkHica a pkia. Cranach Haaouroaa. 471.4t>g4

DRIVER/MATERIAL HANDLER Tray baaad company Making lor dnvar. Muai hava akcaaani drMno racord. COL bcanaa pralarad. Alao

lor curram producPwL and optkMaa uPbaPon ol prkaaaa. looang. ■ ' aquMmam licB P ii tor quaMy • Pmaly praduePotL NaquPamaMa okida a BBC. a iMMmum al lour

Ki ol laMvam aapananea n a y maul Nampma anvPanmonL and knovdadgo ol 8 K . JTT. MRP

and MdudbMI Managamam.

wm antaP koma aarahouamg hjnc- nbiuoua and <

TNa TMr 1 company prsvMaa an aa- caPam compaiikHllBn and banaM packaga Far conPdanPal oonaldar.

FPUNCtAL PLANMNG ASBWTAMT To work wigi CPA/SVP d naPonM kiiaaiaiknl gmt kHaabnani kidualry and MMraaon Word/EkcM a « r l- anea roqiamd. Sanaa 7. CFP or kquliiklanl pralkrrad. EjitikPanI op- ponunPy tor oaraar aOvaocamanl Mdudbig piagraaalva bonua airuc- luca. Sand raaiana la:

P. O. Boa 3BBObaanar 4 Eooamrtc Naaapapara

3B2S1 Scnoolcrtn Rd.Uvonla Ml 4B150

C ro w le y ’s200 N. Woodpuard

Bkmlnghain, W., 40000

G E N E R A L H E L PEVERYONE OUAUFICS

$ 3 5 0 / W K) EXKRKN CE NECES8NO EXFERKNCE NECESSARY

I kNkkara naadad 10 halp Pi aur

Uvonla............................. 522-402020125 Buckingham

SuNa4

A nawly-tormad, prograaohra. muW- plwit malalalamptng diviakxi d For- tuan 500 Maaco kidukinaa aaakk a Coat Ekilmator lor Its kuburbsn Do- troM hkadquanara

KELLYTEMPORARY

OCSEL MECHANIC AA.M 8.C. M now accapPng kpp»- catlona. FuP Mmo. Aife tor MwMrta or Thomas. 420-2740

bona Must ba ambnious i to aiork wNh a Mam. Sand raauma lo: Drivar. Boa 290.Obaarvar 4 Eccaninc Nswapapan

30251 Schodcran Rd.Uroda Ml 44150

adary raqukamaMa In codldanca FITNESS USA HEALTH SPAS

•arvloa. Car laqidrad.CaP today, dart wmotrow.

CALL: 249-4104 AiPlorLIaa

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DIRECT CARE In sarvua H dl. Ful Hma, aipsrl- anosd. Good pdy. C ai bdwosn 4am 4 2pni S31-04B7

DRIVER OPPORTUNITYDapdimaM-03312IE

3001 w Tig Baavar Rd.. SuNa 304 Troy. Ml 7-----

GROW WITH USI 1903 MAJOR EXPANSION

C N C M A C H IN IS TSETUP/PROGRAMMER-LATHE

Fu4 or part-bma P O Boa 411 TayWr. Ml 44140 313-944-2930

CONCRETE WORK Laborer wMh COL 4 aapananea Also FlnWhar with aaparlanos

444-4440

CNC MACHINIST3 yaws axparwnca minimum Blus print loading a nwal. Own lads CAO axpartanca Iwiplul SalaryrwgobabW Yala Tool 4 Engraving CaO tar sppointmani 313-059.7196

CONTROL/PANEL WIRERS

Immadtolo K>b opanmga Musi ba axparianesd. aacaPanl soMarl^

Tha auccasalul candidaM wIP com- p4a cost astimatas tor mdll-planl prica quollns on stampinga. wald- manis and aknpla aaaamhPas Ra- qulras 3-5 yaars d ralavant aabmal- mg axpartanca. including aapananea with prograaatva. Irtnator. and ana dW aatanating Soma cePaga laval tachnical couraas ara pratarrad

SERViCESEqual Opportunity Employer M/F/D

d ir ec t c a r e s t a ff n eed edCwffon end Lhrorua group home. TrMneff staff. $6.00/nr to etart.

To

CNC WORKERSmvnedtale tuS time poaitions for rughi Shift. (I0:30pm-7sm) evsksbis in Madison Msights. CNC vmrkers with 1 year operetinq expertence required Appkcaliorw vNI be taken for 2 days only. Thure.. Jurw 10. 4 Fri.. June 11 Appkeetion hours are from tern to 4pm.

631 Aten Drive Madison Hts.. Ml 44071 Located on aids street N . 0112 Mke off John R

schedule an interview cekTEMPEXCHANQE

S57-S600

This Tier 1 company provides an ex- ceieni comperwabon and benefit package For confidential conffder- ebon, pissis forward resume with with seiw-y requirements In conft- der>ceto:

DATA PROCESSINQ MANAGER Sen mobvated. dediceled syelem mertegar with programming ebffty. Lenguegee include VAX BASIC, end VAX COeOL Skffs include knmff- edge of OECNET. LAN and WAN Require at leaet B.A. m Comptffar

CekKknet 454-0001 or 281-4305 or the offloe at 474-0410

DIRECT CARE STAFF

Rapidly growing envkonmentei company hee openirtgs lor driver/ metartai hsndMrt REQUIREMENTS.

COL. w/HAZMAT e pkis Excaffent driving record Strong mechenicei backgrourtd h e l^

BENEFITS:SMery pkie moonthm pay Company training program

A l repkee w« be promptly forwarded. unopened, le o ir ciani. No

• 410 Par Hour• Quarterly Pey/Performence

GENERAL LABORA tocM dsby Is WtoSpPi Hons tor pdn-IMw ptdducboii woik- srs. immsaidW opsnMgs ark svsd- sbM. AppSewM muss bb dspwid-

phohd csis. pMPM. Ow cisM M sn bpislO -------------I OpponufiNy Empldykr.

ENTRY LEVEL/$8.50 PAY Summw cpsnMgi tor coisgs stu-

lh school gradupMb 4 oP>-

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AnequMOpportunnyCmptoyw

Provlous skportsncd with devotap- msnlsliy disnbisil prstsrrsd. Eicol-

rsUMd iwd snd 3-4 |w msrico. Non-smoking.

trstmng providod tor quMNy. 45.25 tliru $5.45 to sun . For

SA LESPER SO NFuk time lor Gourmet Cook Shop Apply l-3pm Kitchen Qlemour. 24770 Grand River. Radford.

Benbey. Bemee 4 Lynn. Inc. Confidenbef Reply Service

Department - D32O0CE 3001 W Big Beaver Rd . Suite 300

Try. Ml 44044

CONTRACTORS STEEL COidPANY 34455 Afwhem Road

Uvome, Ml 44150DECK BUILDERS to sub contract work Must have truck 4 toole.

442-9130

11am 4 2pm ewakdeys.Uvonie Group Home

CekMwtegar 541-4234Uvonla Qroi^ Home

CMiMwwger 541-0272PM/MMrbgftts.

Comparty metirarwe Advanoamerrt opporturkty

For interview pieeae cek.313-324-4790

SOLVENT SYSTEMS INTERNATIONAL INC.

illH egw W d.. Oolroll. Ml 44214

bo noM 4 srtlcu- ■aUCetSom-ipm.ROYAL OAK: 557-5038

ENROLLMENTCOORDINATOR

Nsad abWIy lo olUcllvoty MUracI wPh our mambaro. halptng Pwm ochUvo ttwlr rnnoM goals. Plus bo noiurtgy snlbuesotlr snd motkroltd lor • -------

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indue OMsKm: eH V W Helch 544-7300

AM rspeee we be promptly lorword- ad. unepanad. lo our dMnt No phono cads plsoas. Our ckont H an Equal Opporiunlty Emplayw

OELI HELP WANTED Pan-tima/ Fue-bma Floxiblo houre Apply M

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Appir gioomied HPM Schooie* MfinaL 4174 A r'-------------iHeeMisgsoB. cenveyor

nee. AbleEVENMQ Office tteenlng Bupenff- sors needed perMbne. Uvonie.DRIVEWAY enendenle 4 CeWeers. -- - . , r. _____________

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444-2414

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H o m e & SCRYIOC 6 U IM5 Air CandWoning 15 Asphalt

HEATINO • AIR CONOmONINQ Seiee • Service • inatallaiton nefrigerelora»Hurriidlffera

LOW RATlSi LICENSED 837-0745

AMERICAN ASPHALTTHE BEST FOR LE$$

• Paving • Repeira • S eelcoating Raeidantiel 4 Commercial

Fraa Estimataa 435-69286 Aluminum CleaningALUMINUM or VINYL CLEANING , Waxing 4 paintlrtg relurbiahing

4 7 1 -2 6 0 0

OOMtNO CONST CO.. INC . ASPHALT PAVING -

Sinoe 1444Reeidenttel 4 Commeroel

. Free Eetimetoo-624-1222 442-2112

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1 -8 0 0 -6 9 0 -2 5 0 2

PAVEM ASTERS4AVE on Summer bookinga Ouebty amce 1940 Reeurfertng. new con- atruetton. aeaNoeWng. repeira CNifhe beet before the reel 6<6 0444 S31-007Q

PAVE RITERoe/Comm'f. Free Eel Ouebty You Cm Afford 244-4344 407-4444houses 4 DECKS

ALao metal aldtog 4 trim Licaneeff 4 toeured

471-4144R 4 A ASPHALT - RoNdantiN 4 Commeretol New 4 Reeufte&ad 4 OeMcneling FreeEeffmeaee

471-3 W or 540-4747 pagerf Aluminum SidbigAU FAZE MODERNIZATION

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100 yra combined pevbig exp ReeiJaniiN/ConimenffBt

mourod Owner Siffwvleed Aik about our 5 yr guerentoe

1 -8 0 0 -4 2 2 -4 6 0 9

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34 yeara eepenanoe Prorapl. efMoni aarvtoe 541-2144

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& GuttersALUaOBK GUABANTCEO

FULLY toSUBED • BmBCNCCSLICEN SED BUILDER : C R E S T W O O D ;C O N S T R U C T IO N : 553-2520

ALL TYPES OF WATERPROOFINO Ouoranaood

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30 YEARS EXPERKNCE EmiM Jman 474-S224

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R.A.R. Constr. 474-2344ALL CEMENT IMPAIR ONLY

CMmneyt. brtck/block porchee.repeb. drop weBi 4 aleb : 274-0844 or 754-4483reiam9 .etc.

Angelo'S SuppliesCONCRETE REA6y MIX

HAUL rr YOURSELF Vk to 2 YDS TRAILERS FREE

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557-5595Stock 4 Cemerff. OrtreweyB.

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4 7 1 -2 6 0 0

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444-4244 or 444-4047

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27 Brick, Block, CwnwitHARO ROCK CONCRETE - Btooe 1446 Cemerff drtve. brtcfc povere. petto, periling lolB. work lupervleed by owner Uc /lns.

ITALO Conetruetton Cement Co. Gerege. drfvewoye. pettoe Qerege

Sinoe 1440 474-4404

LAMBERTO CONSTRUCTION ALL TYPES OF CEMENT No Job To Mg Or Bmei

Free E e l. UcA kieured 484-2428

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33 Btdg. S ni iwodiBng* CATNER *

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LOWER WINTER RATES • A PERSONAL TOUCH •

KITCHENS. VAMTIEB. COUNTERS SA88dD«TS. DOORS, WPfOOWB

STORE RENOVATION UC. 4 ineured 34 Vr

4 2 1 -5 5 2 6GREAT LAKES CARPENTRY

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33 Bkifl. a IttiiioW Bng

R D P C O N S T .•230 Sheldon Rd.. Plymouto

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525-930131 Cwpwiky

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477-7799

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cast wheels. 3.8 V6 engine.AN Sables kiclude $525 destination

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SERIES751 Pkg. LEATHER TR94, conv. group Inst, electric remote keylew entry. GEO wheeN, 4.6 EFi 8 cyl.

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be trained, and toie people Flaii.bta horn. Eom wNta you loom. Coi:

Terry RRoodao 3484787 Morlh¥toa Mom •erPera Wetoowtoz

474-3303. 8 Ooeiond Cownfy Dove Copmo. 3804440 Commoroo/Lofcoa Areo.

ERA COUNTRY RIOOE REALTY

NOW HIRINGtoe are currently aocepttog opp8ce- ttane tor town, tong 4 lui time poel-

I toor mofk hebita 4 eaotot in tho opmont ol MRP tyaiem ftoauma ttotn laianr regutrerrwnta to Corp. 377 Amoie. Ptymouin. Ml 44170. Attn.MECHANC - Ftol Hrrw. lomporary Muat be cenHIed in moot areea of eulo rapelr- Larry'a Cer Care Inc.. 27340 Joy Rd at Irtoster. Redford TownaNp Ca8 8«Tv2pm: 837-1445

MECHANIC • RV aMpartonoe pretarred. non arrwiilrto anvtronn y t . contact Brian at 348-0800

M EC H A N IC SAM typea Pom agulpment matate-r\Mioo to ftote oeniRed auto i +

MechanicsAuto deelar looking tar expertanoed mocnamca tor day 4 oftonroon ahdte Paid borwitta

Experienced Parts Counter Help

Warranty Rental Clerk

Apply in pi Mark, dorwtco

tooolam 4 Norlhom Oakland Counttoe too need:• Prooa Oporolora• MiQtoolders• Electronto 4 Qerwrto Aeeembly

• Socrecartoo 4 toord Procaooort• Ftto Ctorka 4 Oou Entry• Accounting Clorka 4 Aocountonta• Market AoooorcRif you hove eogulred arty of thaaa

Tro y Farm ington H ills 6 4 3-S590 615-S835

E X P R E S S S E R V IC E SNot an Agency Mover a Foa00 10 SURFACE Qrlndar Hand, daya. axpartorwad. gago 4 dataM work. mMmum 20 hrs. netiraaa wal- conwt Ovdan City. 427-8370

OFFICE CLEANER Mature, daparrdabla axpanorwed 4 dadicatad. Pan tima avamnga

Novi - 474-0120

PHOTO LA* TBOM ip re

PICTURE FRAMERpratouatlon towpa Fi

CaiPato I t 14884PtCTUM FfUMCR

■aynanca •n boGOMtod NatoRd ^ MonFrt 838^11 or 3 4 38 888418PLA8TC COMPANY Iwa opanintoi

to Fab Oapi 2nd 4 3rd

14 pm 14447 Keel 8l

PLYMOUTH pan-dma plwna vwrk toaaPdm mornlftoa. to 3 houre Qood rwndmtling 4 muat 8tanl4 00

vocabidary a 4484M

PRESS tRAKE OPERATOR Muat ba abla to do own aatupi 4 work off drawinga Apply U 8. F^rtcatoig. 1847 Haggarty Rd. toaSad Lake.

PRE88ER. SHIRTS Pfywwutn area toy ctoanar Apply m

aon, Morr-Fri 8-3pm to 8 to comer Ann Arbor Rood at Sheldon

PRESS OPERATORSDIE SETTERS

DIE REPAIR PERSON AUTOMOTTVE STAMPINGS

FKe yeare proy— Ne dto axpart- arwa regulrad. Stamping praaa op- aralor wNh dto aattlng baickgrourtd [SPC training h alp too tor medium alzed automotive toamplng compe- ny locetod in Morthweat Oatrolt H84/

at: Yato Stamping Co 18055 to Davtoon. Detroit. MlPRINTINO COMPANY Looking tor aed-modveled IrulMduto with offeat knowtodga. FuM Uma barwRta Apply al 13000 Inkalar Rd. Radford

PRINTINO Cuatomar Sarvtoa/High Spaed Copier Oo you have at laaat 2 yrm. printing axparlanoa? Can you keep amM- ing whito working in a feat pe<^ arv vtronmai.l? H ao. cel Johnaon't Preaa, axcelant pay arto berwflta

442-0800PROCESS SERVER-Needed to

onNInOETROrT Flei- I Own raNebla trena-

ponatton naraaaNy. Cad; 535-5500

Meadowbrook Dotte Mr FM3050 S. Rochaatar

Rochaatar HONMECHANIC

School bua llaat Expanancad only CDL-A-comblnatton a muat. Apply at 12850 Ctovardala. Oak Park, af- tar9«narcad 3884880

MECHAMC8 Of growing cab

14 Pan Tima.CaM tor appbcattert 581-2325

OFFICER CLEANERS - Exparianca toned. Houra 4pm-l0pm. Atoo

bay Porter naadad. houre 1li 3pm. Cal Sherry al 5324552

OIL CHANGE TECHNICIAN Panruol tocatton. axpartonoa nacaaaary. tol tima. Muat ba rwat end rtotoble. Cel tor Intervlaw. 476-1313

O IL C H A N G E T E C H SNeeded tor new quick lube tacdity Al work dona above ground In Northvtoe'a moat uniqua automothm

JIM 'S O IL D EP OA frtorxPy poaRIva attitude 4 your abtoty to gl<m tael quolty aarvtea wti win you a apot on our team. Al aboardi Devto Auto Care. 407 Oohe- ny Ortve, Nonrivtoa. 348-5115OPTICIAN - Bench Aniah 4 or aur face lab axpartonoa. ExcaSant houre. Uvonto tocatton.

Pam 566-5600

MECHANICS wtoMdl 2 A Machanica. icenaad 4 hungry to work. Muat haea MHty to dtognoaa 4rapalrNalPhonatodoytm 534-0855MECHANIC toANTEO, imtiltod. aquippad Qroaa Inooma 5500-1600 weakly Apply In poreon: March Tire Co.. 35235 to toarren.

MERCHANOISER/SERVICE/ SALESPERSON

Al in one poaitton tohotoaela company aarvtelng convanianca aloraonaada tol Urrw pareon handtow ax

le provkM.letlng cuatomara. Vahicto 8604111

Fu ll OR PART tim e 5360-4500 PER toEEK

Oatvar -*■ comptota paperwork with cualomare. Oatrolt Metro area. Al ordare pre-aokj Eaay 10 mlnuta procedure Vary imie aaflng in- voh^ Must hove late modal auto Permanent fo t Company paW barv

1-600 660 4606eftta

METAL FINISHERlooking tor • poiahar wNh ooma ax pertonca 4 svWng to toom cuatom work Cal 10-3 Van Snath. 5384674MILL HAND Good worki

oray;irw condNtone. ok condL

Nymouth/Uvonto area Buckirtyiam Tool: 561-2336MILL/LATHE HAND - Doya. axpartarwad. 8*0 * 6 data! work Mtmrrean 20 hra nattraaa waicomai Garden City vea 427-8370MINI MAIO - the

No evamnga $5 25 per bonua

hour ptoa 476-6610

MOLD MAKER - Farmington hflO noldk

hea poaitton aialahtoptaRIc mtoctlon moldtog company

raIMM tor

Mold Makar 4 Machintol halpar 661-7600

OPTICIAN - Ful/pan Uma. Couram Optlcai Faahtona. Somareoi Colaciton. Expartanoa in high and dtoparwing a muat. Cal tor oppolni-

.......... 643-8221ORGANIST toANTEO tor ^tocopal

. One aar-church In Farmington HMa. vtoo weekly 4 adult choir beginning in Saptombar. to> conahtor organtot only or db actor/organtot. Raaunwa to: Trinity Eplecopal Church. P. O. Box 2034. Farmirigton HMa, 44333. Ptwna: 474-1464

PROFESSIONAL PAINTERS Expartonced in new home

corwtructton only 363-7370

PAINTERS - Apertment paintera naadad. muat hoM aquipmant 4 tranaportatton. C al 10am-12noon Mon thru Frt. Aak tor Kkn 557-7055

PAINTERS Expartonced Ful-tinw. Own trane- portatton. Own Toola. Commarctol 4 RaaManttal CM. 313-535-1313

PAINTERS NEEDED

Trarwportatton raqubed Ca«8-Spm; 473-1606PAINTERS toANTEO

Expartonoad only have own tranapoftaBon< To MPfy. cai: W 4267

PAINTERS with a x y tonca In com- 4 realdantlal painting,

of appicattona Apply12124PAPA ROMANO’S to now Mrtng tor

SohadiMngEarn from $4.26 • f fO/hr Ya wM trail. unamAad career op-

portunMaa C al Don or Sharon 464-1130 658-4777PART TIME toAREHOUSE toorkar. Uvonto baaed werahouaa. Sand rw- auma to- Peraorwwl, 12800 Faltana. Uvonto. Ml 46150

PATS SEWER CLEANINO Naada Sarvtoa Pereon Expartorwad help onfyt

4274162PC/MAC FloM Sarvtoa Tadwidan fwadad tor Contract Work. Network

M ortgag* Lo an P ro c aaaoriiiviiadtala opantng Soaking axpartanoad FHA/VA

Company prm phore and ttonpackaaa Pt raauma to vtcfcN

PRODUCTIONCONTROLLER

Our Productton Control Dapartmant haa an oparMg tor a candidata who poaaaaaaa good communication, math and computer akMa. Raapond bWttoa w« Induda gonarebng weakly productton achaduto roporta and monthly torecaata. controHng and minimizing obaotoaoanca. arto monl- tortog prograaa of angtnaartng changaa A Bachator'a Oagraa in Matarlato and Logtotics Mwwga- marft 4 APtC’a cartHtoalton a pkia Ptaaaa aubmit raauma WITH ^ L- ARY REQUIREMENTS or apply in pareon at;

Human Raaourcaa Dapartmant

AMERICAN YA2AKI CORPORATION

-lagg erty R ion. M l 481C an to n . M l 48187

NoPtion«C—tP Im i

An Equal Opportunity Emptoyar

m H ^ lW l

MIO Box 4ts Obaarver 4 Uoantnc Mawapapart

3425lSchoetoraRRd Uvonto M« 44150

ARBOR DRUGS WESTLAND

aw of

JtoW 7Vi IRru FrL. tram t8am la igm on 12th Apply In pamon at:

Arbor OruM 28418. top

PROPERTY MANAGER

»-Spm. n Equal

C ai Mon-Frt 362-4043

Opportunity EmptoyarPURCHASINO CLERK tor ptoaMc to- wctton moldirtg operation. Data pro- ooaamg axporkmoa a muat Expert-

Sand raauma to Uvoda. MI441S0

PO BOX 8287.

An Equal OppertuwMy tmpto)M

QUALITY ASSURANCE MANAGER An aiAomotNe auppiar aaaka an in- dhddual atoo la ' 'OuaMty Chryator

abto to work indaparMfanOy 4 prapara apactoizad OC Programa. 5 or nrwre yra. axpartorwa to required ASOC CertMcetton 4

neoukementa for Ford, r 4 QM Thto toctlvlduel muet

expertorwa la a pfua. Reply to; PO Box 4586. Troy,'' -----440884586RAPIDLY growing budding 4 devol- oprrwrH company looking tor anar- gdic. knowtodgoabto 4 expartonced iTKdviduel to deed purcheaa order program, prooaaa Incoming aubcorv trector bfda 4 cortduci pricing of change ordara 4 houaa plana. Soma computer axpartor>ce necaaaary Great work anvirorwnantt Ptoaae

I raauma: BOX 400 Obaarver 4 Eccentric ftowapapara

38251 Schoolcren Rd Uvorka Ml 46150

RETAIL MANAGER TRAINEES

IMMEOUTE 0PCMNQ8 tor pMpfO Mih reiad 4 aiqtarManry aapartanca atoo are motfvaaed to toam qutofUy 4 advonoa rapidly. Enary level peak Itano w«h aiirMimt potmttaL 86.60- 57 SO per hour to alorl. Uefirai^ Dental toe are toatong to piece In the Novt. flouPMald and Troy Sand raoieno to;

Macautoy'a OfBoo Produoto 15188 to. SMItoRd Oolroll. Ml 48237

Attn: Ron Carr

We promote the best people. Ours.

N you've afweya ptebeed youread woHUng tor a oomparty with a abong promote-from-etohin poioy. Arborhea an outotandtog opporiunMy tor

........................................

Arbor la one of the tool rated chalna in the nabon. arid aa we continue to move tqi, ao do our am-ployMS. tfw pMt <tgM yMf*. .M M Ian panonM 4 a m i '^ y * a rm ln m 4 t io n tlo o im la b o m . ftrt-U a U c. me

REAL ESTATE CA REER

AMBITIOUS? CONSCIENTIOUS?

WE WANT YOU!!toe wM train you artd start you onlong term, high

CalTERIC RAOCRREAL ESTATE ONE

261-0700REAL ESTATE RELOCATION pro-

National tltto compOTYy a retocetton courwator with 3rd

party artd/or corporate axpartonca to work on the account of a mafor corporate dtont. Appdeant muat have a real aetata Ucartaa 4 axpan- artca. A broad knowtodga In corporate relocation, (appraaing. aading 4 oounaodng) helpful. R a^ ar h oomparwatad overtima 4 good barv aftta. Ser>d raauma 4 aafary raqulre- manta to: Deborah Andaraon. 10M WHahira. x310, Troy. Ml 48064

PRODUCTION• Entry Laval• Muat have Purchaaing 4 Manufacturing Backgrourtd.• Knowtodga of BluapHnts• Plymouth Area.

Codtodayt

WOLVERINESTAFFING358-4270

PRODUCTIONGood work, dean ptont. cooparathm atmoaphare Raqulraa production axpartorwa. poaltiva attituda, intadi ganoa. ambllton. mechanical akWa and tocua on quadty 4 hard work Start 84.56 an hour plua bonuaaa. ratoaa 4 lud banafWa. Aflamoon aNR toaatam toayna county near I- 275. Ptoaa aarto raauma to: Produc-

n. P O. Box 129. Badmtda Ml 112PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR

Expartonoad auganOaor naadad tor a amad manufacturing comparfy Ex oodont pay 4 banaHto-

opartlr^ Sartd raauma 4 aolary raquframanta to: 7780 Rondo Or Canton. Ml 44147

PRODUCTION WORKERS to ba tralnad In dtoaaaambly. ctoarv Ing 4 packaging of rebudt CV Axtoe Notional ramanufacturar axpartotog oparattona. Sartd raauma to. Ptont Marwoor. P 0. Box 27088. Oatrok. Ml.. 4422:

An Equal Opportunity Emptoyer

P R O F E S S IO N A LO R fV ER /C O -W O R K ER

KMKO’8 C O rr CENTER FARfMNGTON HILLS. Ml

la looking tor a profoaatonM drkmr tar our pick up 4 dadvery aardoa toe are atoo looking tar a lud Mma appdeant to work fei the atora. Both

R E A L E S T A T E S A L E S525.000 guaranteed inooma program combined with excedent treMng . ..youra for a phone cad to

Fran Mkahy 451-8000

Stwl YO a Real Estate Cwew The Sucoaaaful toeyl

Smoke Free ErMronmentRECEPDONtST/CASHIER

Full time poaitton tor upâto rataN conaumar atoctronica atora. Good phone atiquetta. abdRy to work retail houra and axpartonoa a muat. Cad Noon-2PM. aak tor Anrw

540-2440RESIDENTIAL Cleaning Parson needed. Pert/poaalbto fun-time. Ptymouth/Northvtia area. Cer required Thereaa 595-4613RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPER re- quaatlng bkla for arorfc In the todow- 1^ trade groups: carpentry, masonry. roofing, dry wad. afactrical. plumbtog. pointing, concraia flat work 4 tourtoatlona Ouadfled aub- contrectlr$g fkma that are abto to harxlto productton work need to respond In writing with releranoea. Send quedhcetlorw to Construction, P O Box 251882. to Bloomfield. Ml 44325

R E S ID E N T M A N A G ER C O U P L E

Couple to martaga 40 unH apart- xjnlty In auburba. Laeamant community

Ing. ctoaning and minor malnt#- nanca requirad Huaband may have other |ob. Sstory. 1 bedroom apart- marvt, utMtIaa prtMdad.

Cad 8-11AM, Mon-Fri352>3800

RESIDENT MANAGER tor office al toalartord apartment oomploa. muot have 2 )wera expertorwe in property managamant Apartment 4 utdWoa Irwiuded. Sarto raauma 4 salary re- qukemartta to: 24700 to 12 Mda. Southfield. Ml 46034

RETAILAREA MANAGERS

Sarvtoa Marchandtoa. orto of the na- tlorw'a tor goat catalog showroom ro- tadara. la now lntar4awtr<g Indlvtdu- ‘ with 3 to 5 years of

agamant axpartorwa to the todmRng

130. And with piano tor eaveral more atorea to 19M. Otare'a plwty of room tor pareonal and protooatonai growth

M tow OBar^Tr— n . JtL CXm JabaM H88â

Mm Tjmaa OpMtoBibrt llM •M W O u K w o S tiW M 818

BAWKTTII WMMSSRb

FACTORY/GENOUl' Ta I oR SiSRir

PHOMi toORKRMPATCHBRB SSRir

MMar CeamoMlaa ftotoeh o m ita l jo b K a b r io t i

GfUPHtt ‘

438-8700 FeeSfCURlTV

PUBLIC RELATION OFF1CERB

wdMto lud/part ama paRBona lobto an ad M Rs to 9ta apacMl

toad 8Md of haopdafa 4 todualftoi

weooa up 10 18/hr wRh oompany peckMa. Apply *

Frt 830am -3^ pm alN A TIO N W ID E S E C U R IT Y

23800W lOMia

or 28400 van Oyba 1-2614toarren-781-;

Equal OpporiunRy Emptoyar Minority/Fawwtohlandicappadrvat

SERVICE CLERKf%0 mna poaRton tor haovy aquip-

oon^tutar aapartanca helpful. Plaaaa sand raauma lo: Box 410.Obaarver 4 Eocenbtc Neanpepera

38261 SchectoraWRd LNonle Ml 46150

SHEET METAL-Febrl MeMc la eooapUng appdcallono tor an

mtpertonoed to toyoiA preaabraka 4 puncher oparMlon

- 10 gopa to 18 _ .I oanawca avaaoBW. mao>fer-tlma4

acoapltog appdeaftona tor future speninga to: wmfdtog, patottog.

H you have ralad managamant axpp- rtarwa and/or a codoga bacfcgrou^. we'd Me to heer from you.

Were tooktog tor proven laadara vtoo have the ebdhy to make sound daciatone and gukto others to damandtog reM anvlronmant. If you've ahMhra pidurad youraoM company with from-«4thln podey. your raauma to:

Arbor Drugs, toe. Human Raaouroas Dept.

P.O. Box 7034Troy. Ml. 46007-7034

(313)837-1600

An Equal Opporkmdy Emptoyer

R O B O T IC T EC H N IC IA N STube bending and laPrIcatton tocdl- ty haa opening tor Robotic Tachnl- ciana on 2nd and 3rd ahifis with ASEA orto MRar programmtog ea-

1-2 yeare axpartonoa aa a programmer/toohniclan nncaaeary artPi

araduaia wWh anappi fabto dagr» 9PC and JIT « - poaura a daflnlto plua. toe oflar bpwipaMlia weaae. an ex- oeSani tody oomaany pHd banadta program Mior 80 daya and a oerv- vonkvM locabon near Ann Arbor. Sand raauma wNh woga requlre- fTwrtt to atrtetaat conUdanoa to

Box #380Obaarver 4 Eooontrlc Nawopapars

38251 SchooferaR Rd.Uvonto Ml 48150

An Equal Opportonily Emptoyer

1250 to HMa. Ml. 48308.

Hemdn Ad.. Rocheater

SHIPPINQ CLEP1K baaed compulor t

haa an opening for a pareon

oomjputor parte required, and muat know how to type. Quaddad oppi- cante ahouM tend raauma 4 aatwy raquiramante to: BOX 418.Obaarver 4 Eooantrtc Mawapapara

anna.38251 SdwolcraR 7 Uvonto Ml 48150

SHIRT PRESSER - Pari tima. Expa- rlarwa naraaaary on Borrtam Unit. Munaon Ctoanare. Southftofd a Cai; 568-07778O10H^ L O B A ^ Co. Soaking Martial Raaaarch toiarrtmxara. Profaaolonal voioa. Cvantoga. rnghla 4 weManda. 86 par hr. Cad batwoan 4-6pm. 313-363-1717

STEEL toAREHOUSE PERSON Stool Sarvtoa Cantor la looking for wvahouaa help to toed Aid unloed tnicke. proceea metortal and other mtoc. ahop duttoa. StoOVerane axparlanoa prafarrad.Apply to parson onhr

CONTRACTORS STEEL CENTER 36655 Amrhain Rd.

(near Lmen). Lhtonto.STOCK HELP naodad. Ful or pari

Ideal tor oodaga siudani CRi Kan at 661-4302

RUBBER MANUFACTURER in)actlon/Compreaalon Moldar aaaka aggreaalve, handSHin Foreman (M/F) 10 auparviaa 1R aMR of 15 praaa oparadon. Salary

axpartanoe Sarto raauma to: Box 386

Obaarver 6 Eooantrtc Nawapapare 36251 SchootoraR Rd

Livonto Ml 46150

S A L E S A S S IS T A N T N E E D E D IM M ED IA T ELY

For taat peoad ofdoa ParaonoMa, dated ortantad. adlh good oomnw*- catton 6 phone akMa. totorrtawa glv- an Tuaa. June 6. from 10am to 3 ^ . Pftng raauma. Salact Commtinfre- ttona. 3375 Orchard Lake Rd.,Kaago Harbor.

SALESla weor • Apply to parson:

John R Mans Wear. 22642 John R. HazR Park.

SALESPERSON FULL TIME NEEDED FOR OUR NOVI LOCATION. JOPt KITCHEN GLAMOR'S GOURMET COOK SHOP STAFF CAU FOR APPOINTMENT 360-8600SANDBLASTING poatton open QanarR ahop labor 86 par hot# to start Ptywwuth/SRam araa.Cad 464-1511SECRETARY FOR ftoniy oourwaing

to “ “

appffltntmaiy aofiadidtog, toaurenoa verMoedon, moni MuR have good taeoclBto t nee Computor t

Command^^RMm

26124 Orchard LMieFwmtoalon HMa. M EquR Opportundy

m o rtg ag e PROCESSORS 6 CLOSERS for buoy BloomdRd HMa Mortgogs Company Expartanoa re- qhtoad Eiicadent pey 4 ‘ ^ S h o rt

MOVER WANTED Fud Mma Muat have food drMng record arto chawftour'a ioanoa

STOCK H ELPN KO e)40 houra par weak. Eiqwrtarwa prafarrad. Apply In pareon only:

a par wei

PlZBIf McNtohoto, OatroN

Twearvy'a P lza 4 Parly Shoppe 24600WI “ “

STOCKPERSON/RECeVPfO CLERK

Fud-ttow poaMon tobdaftla.

ouietandtog organNattonolExpartanoa wtth tomNura hantMng

EthtotAian

15700ft UvoMa. Mi 48154

313 281-7780SUCCESSFUL? UNSATISFKD7

If your drat career has been a auc- oasa. maybe your're ready lor on-

' A one - aa a prolaaalnnai to- laatmant brokA at Fbet of MtoW

brokarago fl aacond-cAQA aw

to: Rtohard P. MMa . Obeetor ofBranchaa, Firoi of ftAcNgon Carp.. ----- ‘ ‘ im fk io r100 Ranatoaanoa Cantor. 28M Oatroll. ftll 48243

SUMftlERHELP

uaftoa. man 4 womanUma 4 parmanant poaftlona avad- abto for ihoaa who qttoMy . Ot# oompany la fo ftd tf attoondbig to toMma C o i^ . 'Hwaa aecaptod «M ba

lad to vAloui pooNlona to our organmdon. No aapartanco noe^ ao. Neat appaarenoa a plua. Above

rega inooma 4 promatton to wgamont avaiaMe. For intor-

vtow. cod ftdon 4 Tuaa only 881-8832

SU M M ER H E L P W A N TEDFor apartment oomptox to

tMnd awrkare. Ful and part Mma. 14410 84.86.

aS5-13$7

I q i3 |8 i8 8878

TECHNICIANSlapartAwa f Pud bAxdtg parbtody tor M ah dtq-

reqtdredSiSJiilipanybanaPta

(1) TESTPfO TECH Knowtodga In atocironica. Q.C. or stabaMcA prooaaa oenbol wM ba a pfua. To partorm to precaea toafe on MetpanAdUpbh aubatroto(2) VACUUM TBCH: To Oparato matadtoA, CVO 4 RM Sytoama. maintain aquipmant and maa- aura tMn WmmatortMa tor SPC oharte. Knowtodga of aolonoa.

A raiatod Maid wM ba a plue.^^PH OTOLITH OGRAPH Y

Chaadcal. blotogicalor madtoA lab axporlorwa wM ba a pfua.

018 Opttool fmagtog Syefama. Inc. Oopt-fT

P O . Box 364Ctowaon.fyH 48017

Equal Opportunity Employer Mtoomy/Femefte/Hendlcapped/Vei

TELEMARKETER. Pert-llma for to- egancy. Knowtodga pre-

Sand raauma to: 725 8 Adame. Sta 120. Birmingham h4l

Attn: Trecy. Or cad: 846-8300TELEft4ARKETER wNh pNaaAit dtopoaiMon for carpet

I to Garden City. Hourty rata pkia ccmmlaaton- Ftoxbda hours total 40 houra pA weak. 425-2000TELEMARKETERS • needed 58 to 816 pA hour, caah bonuaaa dady, part tima houre fud tima pay. No aadtog tovofvod. Appototmant ting 4 cold caMng. Plaaaa cad tor

avadabla- Contact Suaan•i.

EvarA^ houre lan kitar 1pm

513-6100TELEftiARKETlNQ

ATTENTIONLooktog for aoff mottvatod todfvidu- aia vrNh ax cadent oonwnunlcallon

QueMW toads.

97-612 par hour Dady bonuaaa Farmington HMa locabonEmning 4 rmakand hours

CMToTom. Mon.-Frt., 3-6PM

539-3040TELEPHONE PiSTALLER/

SERVlCt TECHI8CIAN TataoommuniceMona oompany an immadtoto opening tor on axparl-

banadto 4 vaMcfta for quadSod apt Cadqi3|87b-8840. Art. 500.

T E L E -S E R V tC E R E P $7 p er h o ur to (ta rt

High artergy, compatltlva ar>d mothafad to maxlmln your aorrv

I? toe hove 2 l^ttow poodtona epon A our toa quartora.

This la not 0 aatoa or cold-caN poaitton. The avqraga aaminga A the 3 rope hirad within the loA 5 montho la 8360.10 pA weak

CowMtota training. dAuxa banafit p ack ^ pkia MaaRh Spa mambA-

For townadtoto conaktoralton, caMIda. npaeart between 12 noon and 5

FTTNESS USA HEALTH SPA 737-7800

T E L L E R - P A R T T IM ECorporato oradN union locatod to ouburban area la laaktog indMduA wfM 1 yr. M8a axpartonoa. TNa partMma poAlton w6 require approx. 30...................................... '.8 5 . everyhre./month: ftdon. 8-1, Frt.1581 4 3081, 8-6. N you are looktog

unique opportunity to utdto totonie. mtf reAwna to oond

denca to Bok #384 ObaarvA 8 Eooantrtc NmApapAS

38261 Schooior At Rd Uvonto ftiM 48160

TEMPOfURY atorti/mafndani Mma ba abto to aiart

aummartima yord

442-7250TIR i REPAIR pareon n iidad fVi- ttma. EiMartonoa prelaned. 88 pA

............... 4484-8475

hour plus SpuPifaM aroa.CtfTITLE 00. aoAUng expartonoad Ea-

to “ ‘A

muA. QroA

WAREHOUSE HELPParty Rawtof Buito

F«M8xia - URtoamd BtoAwBAd HMi 332-8-4747

WELOfRBrtlMCHdaE OPBRATORB FULL TMdi

88 08/hr a ILANOCR. MC. 108100HENYCTWPfOOW C LEA N M NOOe>

Earn 88-610 par hour Need m Fui Mna. Van

683-2896toVfOOW PMTALLBft

k craw ExpartoncedEl .. . .needed to

Equtomani m naadad atoo

" '**s8E3310

to8«OOW TINTER4 truck cuatom cantor ■a. 256-4226

WRECKER DRIVER Light 4 heavy dtdy. Expartonoo preferred. Apply to pareon: 834 to. Ann Arbor Rd.. W A Mato 8t.. PfymouM

502 HrtpWanWd DwitaHtodicd

BH.(.ER/REC£PTK>MST vokima intamA modtotr Minimum I yr expartanoa requirad. Ttwaa wNhoul aapartanca need rwt apply Plaaaa cad Virginia: 861-4754BUSY DEARBORN HEIGHTS: Dan- lA offloa aaaka anth wiaAlr. grow8i ortantad indNfduA. for axpAwtod

274-4040duttoa. Fud-ttma, Danadto. 274-4040CERTIFiED NURSES AIDES

PART TNdE

H tQ H J& S H WEST 6365 Newbunpi Rd. ........................Rd.

AnICERTIFIED NURSE ASSISTANTS

Fui or part tima. knmadlato opantog for ad ahifla. Cal tor tntarvlaw. LanoA HdN Nursing Cantor.

354-3222CHIROPRACTIC ASSISTANT Offloa

Inairarwa bHMng. rooop- bookkaaptog. computor

ManagA •lion, i^ t

aery 8 you 8L oM Ia IMorvtow A oto S E uvoxto afioa 622-6620

OEftfTAL HYGMMBT

847-2110DENTAL HYOiENlST-FAI-Hma Gontta. indii ■iiadr 6 htqiÂUM Radtord/Dbm Hgle aree:n7-l620 Cveninga or toaadandr 383-7M7

DENTAL HYQglOST Fud Uma. tooA Daarbom. ftdoOam prawantalhto ortantod famdy §Itoa 582-ff-6810

DENTAL HYQieMtT Fud-ttma, Mon 8-8. Tuaa 8-7. Thura 6 Frt 8-6. 16 8A am Parto akMa

la:661-LDENTAL HYOIEMST • Part new 4 modem offloo. 11 tooodwAd. Cai 8om-Spm. Thurs..

DENTAL HYQCMST Expartorwad. parlo. aoR tiaoua mort- agamant. muA ba a paopla pamon. good Sanaa A humor, pellan l^ rtyofBoa. Doa bom Hta.

DENTAL HYGIENE ASSMTANTOur buoy Canton offloa la searching for a bright, wad organtoad aAâtartor who anfoye a toA pace. ’ oftor a chodanglng caroA opportunity In a loam ortantad antoronmant. Pa i Uma. Plaaaa cad Jean 661-6616

DENTAL KYQIENMT FuM Uma. tor busy Troy famdy prac- Uca. Cxcadant aafary 6 banaOie

668-9012DENTAL HYOfENST

Frtandhr Uvonia offloa. toadnaadaye t;0G-6;00 pm. Aak tor Potty.

525-3880

Organfeed. self mottvatod. mature, aflwtont. Long torm/30 hre. Farm-togton IMta, 832-0200

CHIROPRACTIC ASSISTANT/ RECEPTIONIST

inauranoa bdhng, Mght bookkaoping Mature, bright, anlhuatoattc person

Mon.-Frt.. 31 hre. e nIs 471-7186

CUSTOMER SERVICE REPS fwed protoaAonA peopto to s a -

vtoe our cdonte to the computortzod medicA bddrtg flifd. Strong bMto( beckground, phone praeanea arte aarvtoa ortantad akMa requirad. ftdSS knowtodga a pftia. Murttan Re-aouroa/Sarrtoa Rap. 29296 FrankHn

SouttiMAd. iK 48034Rd..ORTHODONTIC ASSISTANT - Soaking asipartarwad. artthuak orlhodorttic aaalitant tor 3Vft poaA

Famia.biy4

DENTAL ASSISTANTBuoy. Fermtogton HMa praettea

a anttwataailc todfvfduA, fUd- Uma to foto team. Chalrelda axparianca nAaaaary RDA or COA moA watcoma. 4 dej^ no Saturdays.

476-8330DENTAL ASSISTANT; ChOlrAds. Part-tlma a poaAbla fui-lima. Ba apart of a groA nrnfaaAonA team.

* pratorrad (COA. ROA)Expartonoad but wM train onorgatte aad-atartor who la anWkMaatir. mmpaaAonaia

No FrIdayA Uvonia. 474-0100DENTAL ASSISTANT, to. offloo looktog tor axparlarwod dorv tA aaeiAant. ful Uma. Mon.-Frt. No Saturdays Cad. 585-5566

DENTAL ASSISTANT COA, or expartorwad prafarrad Fud

313-668-3434DENTAL ASSISTANT

Expartorwad for Root CanA Spaclal- lA to Plymouth 6 UvorUa. AcoopUng

458-6644raoumaa. Contact:DENTAL ASSISTANT

PadlA itc dantA ofMoa. Farmington ~ Chalrekto aaaiAant. amp

arwa prafarrad. Fud Uma wtth bane- Mta 563-3260DENTAL A8SMTANT naadad tor a

praettoo to Daarbom. Fu6-ttmoBvaiibli for an axpan-

grapha 6 fabrtcato tamporartaa. Oi# ofHoa recogntna 6 rwaarde todhrt uA toMtottve 6 paraortA axaodBnoa. Plaaoacod 66t-6644

DENTAL ASSMTANT

Fud or part Mma for buoy 2 doctor Garden CllyofMoa. 426-6130

DENTAL ASSMTANT

DENTAL HY(3IEN«T Fud or part tima poaitton. Ildorfday thru Friday, oocaatorwl Saturdays. Farmington HIMa. 626-8810DENTAL HYOIEN8T • Conaclarv tloua. axpartarwad. caring tor buoy SouthftAd practice. Part-Hrrw. ftdon. Tuoa. Thura or Frt. 568-7227

DENTAL HYGIENIST Busy offloa. tod time. No Saturdaye.

647-7803DENTAL HYGIENIST

PART TIMEFrlartdty olAca. Mon. Frt. arul every

* 547-7603other Seturday.DENTAL HYGIENIST

idayp422-0000

DENTAL HYGIENISTPlaaaani 6 ralaxad offlea. Part tima. OardAi Clty/Uvonia/toai

422-4390

DENTALHYGIENISTS

Currant edant atafftog naada - damand the tmmadtoto expansion of our poof of dartlA protoaAonala cAI Peak Partormora. EOE.

WE8T8IOE: 477-6777 EA8T8IOE: 556-5633

DENTAL ttfSURANCE SECRETARY MuA ba axpartarwad 4 ftaxlbto- Compuiar axparlanoa naadad- 5 days pA weak 4 altamata Saturday nwmlnga. Southfield.CAMdarta 362-7722

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Expartonced. motivetod part Uma, for to. PaarbA Computor axpartonoa hApM. Exoaf- lent aAwy Aid beneWa. 661-1280

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Computor axpartonca a muA, for buoy toaA BloomftAd offloa. Mon., Tuoa. 4 Frtdaye. 737-2080

D EN T A L R E C E P T IO N IS T NOVI • FAI Uma Expartanoa ra- <pjkad CxoAtont banadta. 348-4115DENTAL RECEPTIONIST. lui/part

4

round hatofui. 800-1135DENTAL RECtPnOftfST. hM Mma 4 OaniA Aaotatant. part 6ma naadad

In Fontonglon 4 mrtgema a pratoned.

861-3030DENTAL RECEPT10NMT praettoa aeaktog pareonabto 4orgAtoad paraon to )eto o a team M Onto Ki .......................'Uma. Knowtodga of dAttoi toauranoafbooft matting

DENTAL RCd^nONMT OFFICE COOR084ATOR

waw: ^mawwB, w a a enarwaw team pto)Ar tor raOAl ortAttod

AoEquAOtti

FOR PRIVATE

CompatAva p

UNITEOHOM2200CAMon

CantoorCat

ftfALE OR FEftL ASSISTANT Ej X-raya a muA I

MedicaLooktog tor tor a c ^ Iworking todtotd tarred BAary :

UvortoaMEDICA

Part Uma tor mi oulh/Canton ar Sand raauma K PfyrrwuttL ftM 41

MEOfCAl axpartarwad. Pi noao4 IhroA A Intorviaw. ftlaryMEDICAL A8SI

ftlinimum 2 yo quired PioaoacMEDICAL ASS ciana offloa toe

ftlEOlCAL AS8C expartanoa raqu Mata Part Umt Mold Aak tor LA

ftAEDfCAl Expartonoad. to

MEDICAL ASS

but buay Btonln ^ga ci/or wdi Pnlabotomy a m

M ED IC A Lto atari

urba. Expartonp HAdtoon,

ftCOtCAi Part-ttoia. Novi tica. X-ray ki

43422 toiMOa

PH A loppon

A now and axclUi by a mafor haoftt bfingtog axcltto( lo iha matropoMt.

S T A F F PM,

SeaftwgMwhigaiCtota expertduct admixturaa adgaofi V prop tA pharmacy or I big plua

IV TEC

todnnduala who a and committod l< Ada of care and

pitA A admtxtun toa oftor hiqtfy rtot, ai cadant b< portundy to )oto hrm. Sand raaurr rylo KL-NI. POI (5to Park. H..

MECTR A N SC F

Part-tana pooitw MadicA Tfartacrti quakhcAwna tod Mtoracy. toordP

Sand Raauma To MadtcA Tri

NORTHPOttfTE 2S7Stooodw

ttorklay.

ToC I M

Advot

18 YOO

Plaaaa nottfy to d error to yeur ed I to run M you net

we a fvtofce a oorr

Wawomtoftoay m aorvtoo But N know if ■ prottto

oraphtoA arrA A •an axoitti to the aftto ad lA ito B

8to aoA af tttoi

EACHtoxadattpa CmAawa SartoA ease af an arrA

Thani

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rOffMtTly.lno

: A MgMy *aeO .» vM ^ br-itto fiom sn -Tfo rQIBOOT ~ iflfOOffk. MoOvn •d tvniy pr«D>

Stt-M IOGMONST Tin s 0>7. TYmt*

im. ^«rtp iOM*. nH «r 8S1<0440T • Part lima tor Hca. 11 l« a A am*Spm, Mon •

w. pBOam cartoo L 271 AOrfE ASaiST A W " Aoa Is taarcMM organtoad aai a faai paea. Wacaraar opporto- ad awidronmaol. N JaanMI-AOISQIENMT roy tamly prac- ■ry A baiialHa.

600-0012oiN O T DO. Wadnaada)< a Patty, tooQICNI8T oattlon. Monday onal Saturdaya.

626-66toT • Conacton- cartoQ tor buay Pvt-tlma Men,

560-7227

3IENI8T I No Saturdaya.

547-70033IENI8TME, Fri. and avary

•78033IENI8T al FW 00

GIENISTifOa 'Wa SO

ALIISTS

. EOC.77-5777SO-5533ESECRETARY ad A ftoxibto oa naadad 5 vTtato Saturday

2-7722PTIONI8T ratod paraon.

I halpM. Exoaf- ita M l-1260PTIOM8T a a mual. tor d offtoa. Mon.,

737-2000

iPTIONiSTExparlanoa ra-

----- 115NMT- fuA/p^ <\ Inaaranca A

«T. Ml1 1 In hr t

p S !K e 7051-3000

M8T - tatnOr WMblaA

niOMOTMNATOR

002-5000aaaAlw aCAiV. Mtoanum 5

ar A

ltO-4330

ClOOCMiM

ea. Oand ra-» 0. Ran 2720.

CAREDar^toOMd

Mali yoar 470-RM1

a dair I a tor aai

ttSSSTa

VtSfTINQ NimSE

H O M f H C A L T H A d iASeSTAWTS

CM M im NRCAAfHOME HRAiTH MOm

* Ara yaa raady to taaa an a i

I • YtO. THE MEOCAL I VOM Cantotpani A MtA *

toatarfaid. twanta.

OON-T MtoO THM ORPORTUMTY CAU. TOOAV8 1

HYOifNiSTmityaianiat. 2 «. B i M U

IPNO • EVERY OTHER W CMND

DON Apply aiStWQHTINQALE WES 6305 Heatourgp Rd. ----.—na a a

An Epual Opparaatoy EwptoyarLPtro

FOR PRIVATE DUTY HOMECARE

Compaaa»a pay FtonlPto Itoura. Caaaa tn Oakland A toayna Com- aaa OanaRta naiabla For Mar

UNITEO HOME CARE SERVICES 2200 CMton Cantor Rd . «230

Canton. Mi 46107 orCaO MI-6020

MALE OR FEMALE MEDICAL ASSISTANT Ey artonoad aniy x-raya a cnuat Famiy practloa otoca

• -• ■ M7-1404

Medtcal AssistantLookinf tor top at 0»a I tor td m praeOoa Mu Marking IndMdiial Exparlanoa prafarrad. Salary M SO/to dapandtog on oaportonoo FuA or part. Ma«4/ Uvoniaaraa 470-10E4

MEDICAL ASStoANT Pan Hmo tor medical otOca in Plym- outh/Canton araa. Soma avanin Sand raaiana to. P. O. Box 701T Ptymouto, Ml 40170-0000

MEDICAL ASStoTANT axparlanoad. Parl-tima for buoy oor nooo A throat oRtoa Cai tor

■ry 477-7020MEDICAL ASSISTANT tor Ngh vol-

MMmum 2 yaara axparianoa ra- guirad. Plaaaa cal Bar ASl-OTSaMEDICAL ASSISTANT tor phyM- dana otoca iocatod in UvonM. &i-

irtUrna.464-0200

MEOCAL ASSISTANT • Cardtotogy axparianca raquirad includtog strato taata. Pan uma. 26 houra. Souttv Maid Aak tor LaurA 552-0656

MEDICAL ASSISTANT Expananoad. tol or pan lima. No

aaofconda. Canton.M l-1564

MEDICAL ASSISTANT - Expari- •rwad tor M ttmo pooWon In vnal but buoy SirmMiom otooa. Knonl- adgo ol/or atotog to Mom X-rto. PhMbotomy a mual. Cal 353-2270

M ED IC A L A S S IS T A N Tto aporli In an

urba. Exparteitoa raqidrad. Col Ma. HtodMon, 642-----

MEDICAL ASSISTANT Pan-nma, Noul araa. Qanaral Prac- ttoa. X-ray knowtodga

Sand raauma to; Baa # 167.43422 Waal Ooka Dr.« NoM 46377

P H A R M A CYO P P O R T U N IT IES

A new and exdilno bualnaae venture by ■ tntoor haatihcara corporation M bringing oxdUng Rib opponunHIaa to the matropoWon Detroit araa to

STAFF PHARMACISTSSaak mg Michlgan-Mcanead cwt* wNh axparianoa m ctarlM dud adnMxturaa Extanwva knoa4- adga of I V praparallona m a hoapi- tN pharmacy or haaNhcara totting a b4Ptoa

IV TECHNICUNS

MdnnduaM who era highly mo and commmad to tha Mîaal ards of care and guoPty oonPol ara our idoaf candUalao Ptavtoua hoa- pnal or admtxlura axparianca a ptua. Wa oflar MghN comnpatWto aoto- rtM. axcaUnt banaOH and the op- portunNy to fofh a MgMy roMdctod Arm. 8m^ rtouma wfto aalary Mato- ryto KL-NI. POBea21M.

P vt. H.. 60303

M ED IC A LT R A N S C R IP T IO N IS T

Pvt-tima poamon tor axpariancad MadrP Tftotciiptiomat Nacaaaary guaHhcaliono mckidad; CompuHr

tarnwwtogy apaad and aoouracy

Sand Raaumi ToMadtoN TrartoortpPonMt

NORTHPOPfTE HEART CENTER 2575 Woodward. Siaia 300

BarttMy. Ml 46072

To Our Cloooiflod

Advortioor*:

18 YOUft AD OK?

PMtoa naWy ua If you And an error in j^ ad ar if your ad to run If you noBfy ua on Ih day N was acheduMd to a a l nwka a oarracPan aa toan aa

Wa want to Mva yau tw beat paaaf-btotorvtoa im « you da nal Ml uo know af a pr»bHm Wa ArM day. A

M EOCAi aiLUNO COOROMA TOR Pan Mwa. aitow ^ 6 •

PraMaua atonuf M to b

&r* SanM74 W Lana LaAa. Si AaWHm.M4BI67

I PwoRatoaMto. Ra i04. R M »

M CDICAL/CLINICAL aaalaiant naadad pan-Wwa tor buay DarwiiotoaMl odtoa M Uvanto. Appraakwatoly 1^30 Aaura par weak. Mual be RadBtoExpartonoa not naoaaaary but pralarvad.CentoM Mary Alto al 474-3440

M ECM CAL O F F IC ELxwa aatora, noapnai a pwya

bWara. maWeaf offtoa m aar. madicif aaaMiania. CM DMna oaiiMr or tend raaiawa. lOa-llTOHerpor AeeoctotoeJtdTO MMdtoboA

Femw^len MBM. Ml 46334

MedIcaJ Receptionistiduot have 1 yr. oapartanoa in madFcal or pnrBalry oRloa. Ptwna akRaS

d paltont oomuMcaitone a pkia. pwkMaa of haaRh Mauranca to-

gWrad. Mual be hard worker 4 d^ pandabto Saiory M SO doom

Kpartanea. C M ^ i0 2 iMEDICAL RECERTIONOT

ExparMnoad only. toulMMid. Two avertnee. FM Mma. Pagboard.CM 1QMw2pmat: 353-7140

MEDICAL ReCEFTlONMT For W. Btoomdeid oRtoa Part tima 2-3 daya Sand raauma to: Boa 172 Obaerw 4 Ecoenihc Newepepars

36251 SchootoraftRd.LNonto Ml 46150

MEDICAL RCCEPnOMST/Mito. 3- 5 yra axparMnoa tor buay tomdypractloa. Farmington HiAa araa 2- 7pm. 4 day* a ««. Computar 6 In-

CM Sharon batwaon 1 lanv 12pm or 3-4pm. (313)626-7544

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST 8M modvatod, grew paopM alUila team ptoyar. ExparMnca pratorrad.

FanMngton HRs. Lynda 476-M16MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST

Pari Uma naadad in the DalroA Ma^N Canlar araa ExparMnca

■rrad, knowtodga o€ tarminotogy 4 billing naadad T; a must CM Lynn.

Md Ttoino 831-S^

AIEOICAL RECEPTIONIST - pvt Uma. NoM. 1 yr. axparianca. garwwaf pracUca irwuranoa knowtodga ragulrad. IrMndM. Sand raauma to:

»16743422 Waal Ooka Dr.. NOM 46377

MEOCAL RECEPnONMT 1 yr. madMai oompular gulrad • prator bins. Nai M. raSabto paraon w/i ttoni akHa Good aWary. madtoR 4

‘ Troy. 642-1411IdEOCAL RECEm OM ST

Buoy pRyaMton’a oRtoa aiiklng Ra- lenMl widi 1-2 yaara aapanwioa

only. AluR houa knowtodga M

computer axparianoa Exoadant banadto. CM Ju6a A lon^.. 1-4pmR 563-3054

MEOCAL TRANBCRMT10M8TS

axparMnoa hatoRd. Hava own agul^ mant, WoidRartocl 5.1, MMro trarv aortoar. priniar. LNa In areas of FvfMngtonaNonto. 477-3165

MEOCAL TRAN8CRIRTIOMST Ful Uma. tor buoy plosttc aurgary offtoa. MuR have hand 4 ptoattc aur-

CM AlRk 424-5473

MedicalTranscriptionist/

Medical SecretaryCaihartna McAulay MaaPh Syalam In Ann Arbor M aaakinq a M Uma MadtoR TranedpUcrUR tor Itia Pa-

canla RH poaaaaa a Mî achoR d ptoma/QEO. ana yaar of poR Mgh •ehool aducaUon/lralMng/aKparl- artoa and 6 monUta of aapRMnca in

hoapdR aatUng.

The CAMcR Laboratory Dapartmant Mo aaaklng clericR ypicanN a ilrong background YamRarTi medical tarminotogy and axoaL

mtoa aa- I M praf-

10 a Mn on Fn-

Mnl keyboard akRa. Six montoa an- partonca In a madtoR ofitoa M prof-

day. June 16.1603.

Catherine McAuley Health System

5301 FaatHimn RNr OrNa P O Boa 666

Ann Arbor. AM 46106

Achtovtng Worklorca DivaraHy •trough AfBrmadva Acdon/EguR OppoNunPy EmgtoyRNOWHMENOlnl «6to araa • RN*a. LPN'a 6 Nuraa Aa- atolanla. Otolary. Laundry and

NURM’S ACE naadad AR 6 part Uma. dew 6 RIemoone In home tor

Apply In paraan. 6:30am 2pm: 30360 W 12 AB Rd. Farminglori

CaTA

RMaBlMrAEBM

ORNTIMi mt TBCldiCM N OOA. GOT. ar OOMT aaadad i

MR apaaeR bansBR.313-32^-3 IBB dr aaad i MBS. i7 « WbRRora •rtWMWLMMIlE

ORnCALHAR PART-TBdS dl TROY

ISBREld

PATCWT BERVCEB BURERVCOR

722-7700. SR. 117

PHYSICAL th er a py ACE Part Uma. Waadand area.

Cad; 313-231-1112PHYSICAL THERAPMT • oommmad to Bbrtairte rahabRiaBen rmadad tor ■hRad rwraing tooRly. Part Bma. 1-2 daya par waM. Band raauma or ooniaR Alary Bivarman. PT Super- vMor R OorRn Nuraing Cantor, 2B270 Morteck. UverUk. 47t 06B0PROQREBSIve Oantol ofBoa aaRM

r front doRi Mnea apAa

p a m . 363-74MREC TCNMT

alBctont paopi taanlad tor optomatrtc ofBoa. Pd

anoa in protoaatonR offtoa a plua. Ful Uma. Prtvala ofAoa. dmaniown

477-1BBBRECEPTIONIST for valortnory hoo- RR . FuU or port-Umo. UgM typing. Send raouma: 2SBB6 W. B Mto. Ro^ lord. AM 4B240.RECEPTIONCT needed tor buay

moRcR background 6 kiauranoa knowtodga Sand raauana to: PO Box SB1. PaRbom. AM 4B12BRECEPTIONIST - FULL TIAtE. MuR hatm anpartanoa In raoaptton 4 cord putor bAMng. Sand raauma wNh ral- arortoaa to: Or. M. HR. 1451 Vanoy, WaaORtd. AM M166RECEPTIONtST

• paraon needed to ma and diract caia tor a vary

busy 5 doctor cordtotogy practtoo. MadtoR terminology nacaoaary. Sand raaumaa to: Loralta. Cr - dtoYaoculor CHnlcR Aaaoclataa. 26060 Grand RNar. Farmington HBa. AH 46336

REGI8TEREO NURSE Part Uma. tor OB-GYN ofitoa In

CM6AAI-5PM

R E S P IR A T O R YT H E R A P IS T

ala R St. Jeaaph Atoroy Mcapitol M graoang. Wa ara ourranHy ig a Ar Uma RRT. Expert-

and Bi-Pap ragulrad.

OuMMOara.RMaiABauaRtoRMi

XANOAaaiaRtodOtB|t7B-74B4

ULTIMBOUNOTBCN

X-RAY TBCM3 wa. i

X-RAY TBCNNCMN PARTTBM

Par busy ardiapadM NeR afR CM toidrm

X -R A Y TEC H N iC tA NMpram mmrttmm araa BM*30B0

Tray

HYQBBMBT TOP PAY Far Part-Mma, <At:TlM Enw

SM HaMWaHadOMee-Ctwteal

ACCOUNT AOMMNTnATOMMrm M

oaaR^ 4 jfu ra aaaiR PorttoEo M

Nokaraga MecMBfound umaa la; AlMt: MeouM

irator. P.O. Baa 3043. BAminWtorh. AH. 46012-3043ACCOUNTMIO

2-3 daya/ah. to aaaiR acaeiail- Mgd8pl.CMBuaLawto: 644-1600ACCOUNTBIQ CLBW . part Mma. H am 1-6PM to partorm ganarR

RHM. Oapt AC. 375 Manufacturam Or.. Waaltond AM 46166

A C C O U N T IN Q C L E R K

Ful Uma RaaamRi CMk pooNlon

mM arKf miacctortoR duMaa, but to- ouaas on raoaarch and raaokRig any arrora tor dMlrtbRor aocounto. Ex- cMant haaith/banafH package.

appN Mon. thru Fri 6:30om-12:30pm Only or aond ra-

Or.MELODY FARAI8

31111 indualrtR Road Uvonla. AH 46150

EguR OpportunNy Efflptoyar Al/F/HACCOUNTMIG CLERKS ACCOUNTS PAYABLE

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE DATA ENTRY

FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPERS PAYROLL

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OFFICE MANAGER/aacratvy naadad tor BloomAald HRa labor

CompatlUva Sand raaunM2050 North Woodwwd. Sulla 350. Btoomftaid HRa. Ml. 48304.

RECEPnONttT. pwt-Uma tor Troy law Arm. MuM hava good phoM RiHa. typing/Woro proc Ing. Law firm aatpartanoa halpfML CaAJwt: 643-7460

idaR carRMaia la a mature, paraon- 'imi aaaidno a long-tarm

(mirwiium 2 ywara) raoapCioniR poR-737-3600 abla MMduR i

I CaA todw Mr wi Mamlaw

N S SERVICES 473-2111

>-*• I 8ECHETAWUL - «nlIY Fwt or

baa raquira abARy toiypaUghtivplno*iypa45wpm

RECEPTIONIST OPERATOR Expariartoad in muW 6na phone aya- tam needed for rapdAy axpondfrig compony- ChoorfuL cloar apoaking voloa a muat. PM axpartanoa dw> alrad. Sand raauma A aRary raqufro- manta to: L. Normy, P.O. Box 513. SouthARd. Ml 4A037-0613

<$7-$10/hour.

I phono. Ighl bookfcaeplng. naouma to: Qtoba Planning OrouR. 260 Martin Bt. Bfrmlnoham 4AOOO

banoBta pbckago R oRarad. Foroonotdaratton.

I SECRETARt^ *^**9^^rig,Aitg,

A aaiory hMory to:Human ftaaourcwa Manager.

I bor area. FtR bma. Typtog.I A/P. A/R. compular. C tf batwaan ' Aam-12 noon O ^ . 333-3360

R E C E P T IO N IS T Fvmington HiAa hair aaton. Ful tima poRbon. Tuaa-Frf. CaB: 626-6020

MCLAREN/HART 1000 Town Contar. Sto. 600 SouthARd. Mi 46075 EOE. M/F/D/V

S E C R E T A R IA LP B il-tim B553-S444

RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY. gon- arR otAoa dubaa. M bma.Uolorama Cngmaaring. 33001 Nina M6a Rd.. FOTfrigton. 476-3500

RECEPTiONtST Buay auburban travR agency aaak klg taka charge type paraon for fuA bma poaMon. CaA Lynn 651-7700

O R D E R D EP A R T M EN TnabonR Arm naada tui or part

tfrna phone workara. Order tatUng, twWig. aoh laAlng. aoma evening houra. Exparlanoa a muR.CaA Jo Ann. 736-4615

ORDER DESK • FuA bma inalda order daak. Knowtadga of art ‘ drafting auppAaa. data ar»^ axpa-

ca. Apply to: Northwaat Blua- xlnt Co.. 13450 Farmington Schoolcraft. Uvonla.

RECEPTIONIST needed tor a WaA Street brofcaraga Arm in W. OteomARd. CaA HRdf Mon.-FrL 6:30-5 737-6442RECEPTiONtST. PART TIME. For buay fUA aarvica aaton In Farmtogton HAto. Muat ba rababla A work «waA

$5 an IV. ASS-1050RECEPTIONIST for vatortnvy hoa-pltR. FuA or part'tlma. Light typing. “ - ------^ 6 MAa. Rad-Sand raauma: 25665 ford. Ml 46240.

LIBRARY CLERKSchadulad 20 houra par weak, may include day. evening and weekend houra. OuaHAcatione: High School aquiveiancy. muat ba M aaaa with computara. poalthe pubAc earvica odantabon. Typing 50 wpm and knowladga of word procaaaing aoft- w«a daairabla Salary- $6 74 Immediate openinga. ap ^ In paraon during regular buRnaaa houra to:Plymouth Otatrlct Library. 223 S. MRn. Plymouth. Ml.. 46170.laet requirad AppAcabon daadAna: Friday. June 16. 1063

LITIGATION PARA-LEGAL tor imlqua piRrrtJfta paraonR Infury lawfirm Minimum 3.5 average after 4 yaara of coAage Salory comman- aurala with abdity Sand raauma to: Cindy Bal. Ouratan. Wtgod. KoNo- now. Faizon. 26555 Evararaan, Sta 1530. Southfield. Mi. 46076 or fax to

313-353-4504NEED ENERGETIC aarvtoa/ai paraon. arith axpartanca In ParaonR Unaa, tor working Inakto a South- ARd State Fvm oMca. 353-1400Need frierKAy aeff-Rarter with typing •kite and mubi-Arm phone axpi ' arKo. tor tuA-tIma countar/ofAba work BanafiU Plymouth. 453-3434n o rth ern MICHIGAN RESORT currently aaak Ing parl-bma Secretary to atork in klatro-OatroN aalaa ofAoa: Monday-Fdday. 5 hra. a day Paraon muR ha>w a minimum of 2-3 yra axpartanoa on Macfrwoah aya- tam. Micro-Soft Word Intarvlawa’lo ba conducted in Matro-OairoA area. QuaAAad appAcants tend raauma and salary Malory to: Box «434 Obaarvar $ Eooantrtc Nmvapapara

36251 Schoolcraft Rd Llvoma Ml 46180

OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR Troy baaed mtamabon aaaks mdMduR wMh aaoaAant wrN- tan A orR RiNR. prefaaRonR tato- phone abquatta type 45 «vm. A hava knoatadga of Mufti Mala software TMa poRbon Inckidaa vartotw

#7090Sand raauma to PO Boa Dept D. Troy, Ml 46064

An EquR Opporlunify CmpioyarOFFICE ASSISTANT - M bmo po- albon ivofvaa ganarR oMoa afcAto. Irt- voicing. bookkeeping, compular akAto nacaaaart' Excbtanf opport- nuHy with ataady growing company Sand raaumr MA WWaft Import Export. 43337 W 7 friba. BMIa 250.

MI461A7 t-1174OFFICE HELP needed toA-bma tor Uvonla ofboa Soma typing A oom- puiar akRa hRptoi Start al 6t/hr. CRiM -f.g-nam 427-7SB0

PARALEGAL Saak ing HidlvIduR with paraonR Irv- hJry axparlanca for downtown par- aortR Injury law Arm. WordPaiiact ‘ 1 halptol. and madicR background

pkia. Selery commenaurate with axpartanoa. Plaaaa aand raauma to:

Debra Chlalana 3700 Panobacot Bldg.

OatroN. Ml 46226PART TIME CLERICAL POSITIONS

SevarR opaninga for anargabc qitof- Mad Indhrlduala with:• Minimum typing of 43 apm• Minimum 2 yra. offloa axpartartoa.

Attention to dataA requirad. Plaaaa raapond In writing to:

Attn: Human Raaourcaa CNA Inauranoa Co.

PO Box 5156 Southflald. Ml 48066

No phone caAe plaaaa. EOE/M/F/H/V

PART TIME SECRETARIAL poaftton tor afternoon houra In

Southflald Proflciancy In WP 5.1, proofreading, lalaphona akAla a

Sand raauma artd salary r^ to: AES. 26555 ivm -

graan Road, Suba 120. Southflald. Mt 46076.

PAYROLL CLERKExpartanca pratorrad. computer akito. waa organoad. aaM-atartar Apply In paraon R ; 2301 W. Big Baavar, Suba 355. Troy, or FAX the raauma to 643-0571.

RECEPTIONIST naadad part tima Sand re-

6660Orc-hard Lake Rd. «202 Ml. 46322

. S-6pm. Bun. 10-2. I to: Offloa Managar. Lake Rd. «202 W I

RECEPTIONIST Front daak poablon «4th nabonR Inauranoa corporation. Word prnraaa Ing a pkia. CaA QAda 357-0036

UnWoroa Temporary SarvtoaaRECEPTIONISTS needed lor Uvonla. Wa oftor short, long and tamp- to-parm aaaignntanta.

PtoaaacaA 464-7076 ETD Temporary Sarvloa

An EquR Opportunity Empioyar.RECEPT.ONtST/SECRETARY

TMa la a GREAT fobl To $16,000 to start NoFaa.Birmingham area advarbaing Arml TOP banafitR Need Ulcroaoft word. 60 wpm $ cheery phone mannar.CaA Nowf RB8 Aaaoc. 540-4130

RECEPTIONIST/ SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR omAald HAto Arm aaaka a

mobvatad plaaaant indMduR tor ra area. MuM ba naM In ap-

Ught typtog akiAa naadad. 335-6670RECEPTIONIST with good typing akWa, Lotua $ WordParfact axpyt- anca hatptol. Prior ofAca exparlanoa a muM. FuA bma. Waaband area.MaA raaumaa fe: Box 3MI__________Obaarvar A Eooantrtc Nawapapara

36251 Schoolcraft Rd.Uvonla Ml 46150

PURCHASINQ Invantory ciark-cuMomar coordfrwAor poablon open tor anargabc. bright indMIduR Poattton wW involva a vartaly of ganarR office dubea. Fabrl-Mabc. Inc . 1250 W. HMnAn Rd.HAto. Mi. 46306.

WORLD CUPMCHIGAN HOST COMMITTEE

Looking tor Raeapbootot/SacrMary FuA bma wbh banaSt i. Microaoft works exparlanoa hRpM. UMqua opportunity. CRI for

466-1664

R *o « p tlo n lst/S « cr* la ryExtremely wai organtiad indMduR to anawar buay phone aysiam for door manufacturing company MuM ba able to handto muMpto dubaa. FuA-bma; paya waA. To aM up an in-

1 after 3pm; 346-2B17

SALES SECRETARY

Unfqua opportunity adth aooraaalva, n p l^ growing company Wfrnutot- frto amdronmant a Mb package

CMIOFF1CCTEAM tody bto hava a raputabon tor proiaaalonMtom and

366-022261SouthARd. frW

1 Hwy I

Fax 356-0641

#280

524-3100 201 W Big

Troy. Mlvaoawon ano noeway ây HaaAh Cara BanafNa/EOi

$24-311$ #310

SOS Hbp Wanted Food Bawrasa

f RM aurant

G e n e r a l

M a n a g e r s

ARBY’S OPEN HOUSEMonday, funa 7lh • 9 a.m. • 9 p.m. Embaaay Suilaa, 28100 Franklin Rd. Soulhneld, MIW t're lo o kin g for f u l track c a n d id a tu w ho have a l laaat 2 y e a n ' ex p erian ca u a raa lauran t m an-

r o r • 2-4 y a u aearoa In a b u tin a u rala lad 'o o k ln g for a ch *fla ld . If you are fooking for a chang e, o r lo etart a

‘ I the I ■great career. Arby'e it the placetWa offer competitive laterfoe. rapid advancement. 401K pragram, tuition ralmburument and banlth

Ineuranca. If unaMa to attend our Opan Houaa, aand yanr raenma in confidance to Mika Aahhy:

Ittc.aaaia SMthiieM Rd. SMttMleM. Ml 4887a

RECEPTIONIST faaRonR ofAo# tooklng

FaM paced pro- tor luA bme

ReceptionistSECRETARY

ACCOUNT SERVICEMichlOMi NebonR Benk la acoapbng epplicatlona for a Pan-Tima (irdOpm 6:00pm Monday-Frtday)

for our Corporate Maadquartari In Farmington HAto.

The suooaaaful candWafa wR ba ra- aponalbla tor anawartog artd dfrect- Irtg aA Incoming talaphona caia along wbh greeting vtobora and de- Avary persona and other cMrlcRdu-

CandtdMaa muM poaaaaa 1-2 years rslalad axpartonoa in a sarvtoa or-ganizatton a oM/wrman communlcabon and axoabarb clarical akAto.

Ptoaaa forward your raauma. in oon- to;

aaaks a•aN-etarlar who damonMrataa ax- oallant verbal $ swlttan communlc^

organtzattonR Inblabva, work

load prtortbzatton. works waA ur>dar to proficlani In

vMtoed faaturaa of WordParfact 5.0 and 5.1. Exparlanoa wbh flow chart, graphica, and apraadahaat pack- agaa to raquirad. aa waA aa expo- sura lo computer natsvorklng, oon putartaad Ala managamant, and the NeXT or N aXTSllP compufars/ aoftwara ayalam. The aRactad can- dktota wM damortatrala the drfva and Mtlabva to bocoma an Inherent pari of an account faam. la abla to affactfvaly coordfrtota and perform many teaks M one bma. and thrtvaaon

MICHIGANNATIONAL

BANK

I Salary raquiramants muM ba sub- I mbiad Mih raauma. tent In confl-

JoyoaRyanBOZELL WORLDWIDE. INC. 1000 Town Canter. 8la. 2600 Southflald. Mi 46075-1241

I or FAX to: 313-262-6765

D ep artm Bnt V S 27777 In k ste r Ro ad

Fwminoton HAto, Ml 46333-6065

EOE/AA/MFHV

promote a drug-free work anvt- Subatanoa abuaa iaabng i

to pan of the pra amploymant procaaa. An EquR Opportunity Empioyar M/F/D/V

SECRETARYCOMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE

Secretaries Switeboard Data Entry Word Processors General Office

hMpAjl. WordPwMcl. Lo u T booP kaapirtg and abiby to handto aavarR profocta M onoa. Coiiy MblDa Salary. Sand cover tottor 6 raauma by June 14» to MR. DENNIS: 313M

Farmlnglon HAhLM. 4S334.

SECRETARY/COORDINATOR

frnmadtola opening In the EducMion OIvtoton of our wondwtda

Long A shon term asaignmants. Flanbla schaduto. Tamp to perm opportunlbaa. Work ctoaa to home. CaA tor appolntmanb

Farm ing to n , N ovi, U vo n la , Plym outh a raaa .

isanboaor- I ganlzabon for an IndMduR to ooor- I dfrieta vartoua aducation programa I for our Mambars. Dubaa Inckida prooaaalng anroSmanto and appAea*

maintaining raoorda, handAng ja . oompoaaig rapiaa to rou-

tlna Inquirtoa. and contrlbubng/wb- Ing arbetoa for W-annuM naaRlallar. Raquiramanta inckida 1-S

CERTIFIEO REALTY. INC Sacratary/r 3S345W tOMftaRd.Sla. 300

FMminglon HAto. Mi 4S335SECRETARY ftagufra mature t

biM knows Word Parfact type $ anawar phonaa. 35 hours. Mon-Fn Radford 532-560

SECRETARYSouthflald company seeking profaa-

WordParfact 5.1 Lotua 1-2-3 SSwpmAccounting background halpM

CONTEMPRA5 8 3 - 9 5 0 0 5 6 3 - 5 9 0 0SECRETARY to $12/Ha No fbs. FuA bma. Type i0> WordParfact or RmAM. 473-retO STEVEN J. GREENE PERSONNEL

SECRETARY -TROY AREA Inaight. a ma|or providar of i fiance abuaa and mantM

mant to aaaking a kiA-bma Secretary lo work in ba Troy offloa. Thto poablon wR aaRM cAanta in o6> taining the nipam ry iavR of Working knoMadga ol third rafrnburaamant daalrad. bona Inckida: Cxcaiant typing/word pfOceaRng akito, two veara ‘ axparlanca. R»orihano/ipaa Ing and tranacrlpbon. Wa comprahanRva banaAt pacfcaga and

oompabbva salary. QuaAflad can- dldMaa can aand reaumaa to:Inaighl. Attn: Ofraetor. 631 E. Big Baavar. Suba 111. Troy. Ml 4S063.

An EquM Opportunity EmpioyarSECRETARY WANTED xpartonoa In laton

PC computer Pari bma.axpartonoa In latomarkating A

SouthARd556-5505

SECRETARY - Wor bookkeeping helpful. Accountants

NorlhwaM auburba. MadtoM 626-6632

SU M M ER IN TER NOatoetCara. a managed haafthcara organtzatton. haa Hnmadlata opar>-

tor summer kitama M ba Troy Iminlatrallva offic#. Poablona

in varkMflaaponalbilbiee nwy Include:

Irm I Admi

Performing clartoM funettona (l.a. anawaring phonaa. AMg. photocopying, wdheing).

Performing any other funettona as naadad by tfia dM>artmant O.a obtaining and ravlawing informatton. preparing documanto. maintaining toga. dMa entry. atc.L

iniaraatad candidMaa should aubmb aauma which muM kKluda dMa of

avakabilby to:

aRaetCareHR-Summar Infam Ec 6/3

2401 W Big Baavar Rd.. Suba 700 Troy. Ml . 46064

anoa on a mulb-ina awbchboard A can type SA-Athapm. Cxoeiant oompany banaAta. A«toly In paraon ba- hNoan 6-Spm. Mor>-Fri M: 30766 Grand Rivar. Famwiglon Hbto.476-

703D

R EC EPTIONISTInwnadtoia opening M growing c

HMb ofAoa Mfrbmum 2 y rM a r- tol astparlanoa wbh WordRartact, typing, and mufti 6na phonaa. To Ir

an MtorRaw caA Me. Sfr 313-AS6-1700

LUDWIG A KARM. BfCRECEPTION^_________

Ptymoubi company daafraa a#parl- handAng muftf-

TMapoMbon ra- oommuntaabon A cAlloa

loa In uRng 20/80, A oood oampular

. M. BRid faauma im Cato# Corp., 377 AmaSa. PtymouRi, Ml 46170. attn: Human *

RECEPTIO N S Ful bma poRbon for ■ buoy i............... ...... ■ Mis.

ntosd, good wbh paopto. A hava a

hand tog i ariaftoa a pki

PVH .*m 4140. M on.4$rT!l

R E C E P D O N I8 T / S E C R E T A R Y •

oraf/wriftan oomniwiloaWon muM ba PC frtondiy A

I. MS/DiWordParfact, strong oaorok

31266 ic hooloraft Uvoma. kb 46160

RECEPTIONIST/ ASSISTANT

$ 1 8 ,0 0 0F a PAK> BY COMPANY

Wo naad a frua PrefaoRonR for tfbo

WESTERNTEMPORARY

SERVICES615-0660

I lypfriQ (SOwpm) and PC axpartonoa (WordFWfact and PageMaker prw- farrad). and strong numerical/d). and strong numartcal/

I raoordkaaping abARy- tocludaa fUA

8ECRETARV/COOROINATOR P.O. BOX 2227

8OUTHFIEL0. Ml 46037

SECRETARY swartnq phorma. typing A bookkaap

---- --- 266-imIng. Rsdiorda

36266 GRAND RIVER PARMbifOTON MLLS. Ml 46336

I SECRETARY; For wnMI Compular RtAb

accounting > raquirad.

SECRETARIESW E O F F E R ;

340 • . Harvay. PlymouM. Ml. 44170SGCnrrAMV. MMIma for tra maar.

I In , Da,1. Muat haw ooaapuMr

• Chaltonging A M ignm anta• To p P ay• Banaftta

eoMMe du- ■n:

SeCatT Airy . FULL T »« Rababla parson wbh typing A oompular tidba. outgoing pomonRRi, Radford area. C a it e : 861-17fl

POSTTIONB REQUIRE 8KRCTARY

• W o rd P arfact S.O , S.1 • M icroaoft W ord

• Lo tua

long form opMMngs. WP 5.1. I LotuihMpM.CRiBiBy 646-7gi3

Unborea Temporary Borvtooa

W hBR N c omBB to your n aad a, ««a ta k a It paraonafi

I scca rrA irr' . ______I pftona mannar A aompiftar B

C an tod ay for appointm ant

SPEN CER PERSONNEL, INC.

5 5 9 - 0 1 1 0E.O.E. Nawrataa.

SECRETARY/OFFICE MANAGER

a poafttan open Seofbtary/Obtot ManaMr

for o raopenMbto

SECRETARY/A d m M atraH va A aalatant

Far SoudbtoM buldtog A property I

t prooaaalng, AgM and reoaptoontot

BaniA raauma lb: EdnuaW London A

M06,Fok 313-66BJBM

SECRETARY. PART-TBAE Far law Bnw In Ltoowta. WordPaaina. atonMardS I gOMlmM iMnaadrMMbla hwra

CohMuMf aradolanov I ®mM faMnaa lac dad,alt 4 Day. radukad a i c l u S r S S J S l ^ ^Lotua i j iDdiint M

W iu w iij^ ,w a4 r.v , I aeca rrA m - p « i ■327IB oBdatoBab I M ite M te S te te

ebwtwktra.CMIBiELLJNOPERBONNBL

RBCEPnOMMT

, timp 16 kPa - 6B/br* g y .w r^ T .n .w T TiiMtackiFTioMaT

t tn ttaa. FanataaMa M k. l/|v a>-

Cin at >«aW«di tM tam r m tt

LOIS RAYPERSONNEL

aouTNnei)Fttopaari nAitAaiMiV/teiiM.

SatoetCara promotes the practica of Equal Emptoymant; quoAftod mtoori- ty and hadicappad csndidaiab are sneour aged to apply

SUMMER JOBSIimmadtots opaninge tor:• Data Enfry

•Clarks

FuA or Pari-Tlms Temporary Posf- bons In lha Uvonla. Ptymouth, Canton area. CaA tor an appointmant.

5 2 5 - 0 3 3 0ADIA

P E R S O N N E L S E R V IC E SswrTCHOOAno/nECcmotdST

frnmadtots opening for Rolm or Df- manoton axpartonoa wbh ttito aa- pondfrw cornparry RMa 473-2694

UNtorcaTamptsmpqrsry SarWeasTECHNICAL SUPPORT REP

to do phone work for an KM Boft- wara Company Knowladga of DOB and Auancy In Cnglah A Jspanssa raquirad. Hours 6 ^ lo 6am Sand

Bob #426 Obaanrar A Ccoanirtc Naanpapars

362S1 Schooforaft Rd Uvonla kb 46160

TROY SECRETARY/ RECEPTIOMBT

t16J»0FaPA ID OraM locabon and banabto In bba buRf faMâcad otAoa. WordParfact and atrong PR skAto daalrad. Cat Mark M It s 1330 ar FAX raauma to 646-FAX2

M BOOKBPAN A ABBOCM Ta

Entryhours.

TYPESETTER

fM.Oa6utarhs^166 lU o

VETERBtARY PRACnCtm an ager

372661 Waasand. kb 46166

wono PROCESSINO SECRETARIES

Aw.. Daarttawi

B U S H E L P W A N TEDFMl bma. Plaaaa oai 2pm 6pm

8 7 3-1739CAFETERM HELP • Fui and part bmo. AA poMbona. 13 Mlto/Tala- gri ph area, d to only Mon.-Frt Haabh ACaA. wbh work rataranoaa. 6B3* 1766CHIEFS-

Cook and Pantry Cook. Aboua mar* kM pay and banabto. Apply at: Emaato's. 41661 Plymoudi Ad. Plymouth. 463-2002CHbJ'S BAR A GRbX. Cooke

no axpartoncaStarting pay 15.50-67 par hr. ba praaabU on weekends Ap-

ply in psrson bstwasn 2-4, Mon. M . oomar of 6 MM A Haggsrty

sary.

CREATIVE Royal Oak Cafe now accapbng i night ooA .accapftng appAcabona tor day

9Mtd raaumaraauma or appN In only. Inn Saaaon Gala. 500

t . Fourth. Royal Oak. Ml. 46067COOK.Ofrnllrt't of Farmfriglon. Inqutra wbMn. 332OT On c iito r

Oood pay. Grand Rfvaror

476-3901

C O O K • F U L L T IM EAppfy In paraon; 7640 N. WaynevvO ■ . araaoanfl.COOK - GRIU A PREP. FuA bma riighls. Expartonoad. coma. Oood pay. Wixom BridgMorStoanna. 34A-4404

Or 476-1536COOKS A BARTENDERS

Mtparlanoad. for private W. Btoom- Aald dub. Appfy in parson: Mon-Fri, 6am-l ism only. SOM W. Mspts Rd..

* ‘ ‘ bsiwaan frikstsr A

COOKSDISHWASHERS

WAITSTAFFFu*i A part tkna. Wa oftor lacoeiant starting wage -----1. proil

• iS ftrM : DENNY’S: 7725 ayna M . WaallMid: 427-2711.- DENNY’S: 3B5M Ann Arbor Rd 5

1-275. Plymouth: 459-0B60COOKS - Expartonoad Onto

Apply in paraon at: Bormla Brook Gob Ctob. Teleg r^ 6 of ElgM kbto. Nocf~ ‘COOKS • Expartonoad. dapandabla. Short Order. Ful bma.Appto 2-4PM; Connors.Daarbem 11B

C O O K SNow Mrtng for SKcalsnt lunch shifts.

* ' Looking formore faM. out-going paopto to |olnour team. Ptoaaa apply by

I RanchBtokanay'sFarminglon HAto. 477-3340

COOKS 5 WATT STAFFHay^for aA ihifta. OraM tocabon.

pacfcaga avaAabto. Apply in 3-5pm; Lulgra.

23360 Farmlnolon Rd.. Farmington. 477-1660

COOKS WANTED apply wbh in • contact Chrto twaan 3-Mm. Cato ktirta. 21200

(Ikbto) 347-0342

CMnaaa Food ftdMMsant ki F Mgton. Expartonoad. honaaL aMa. 3 rafaranews ragiRH Oood workkv record. 626-6B14

M A N A G ER S

To 630.000/bonua. induotry toadar

Inga, fop banabto

PERSONNEL SYSTEMS 466-1166

MCDONALDS MANAGEMENTw«traln.Ca-Expartanoa pratorrad.

rear mlndad. bieftts. Garden CIto.*^'T)646-5aGI013d

MEAOOWBROOK COUNTRY CLUB. Fui bma Sue Staff 5 WsN Staff naadad. A p^W. 6 kWe. Northvea.

MOUNTAIN JACKS D EA R B O R N H EIG H T S

N O W H IR IN G OfSHWASHERS/BUSSERS

Top pay tor the right raopto. Apply** “-rtlOO-tiOpm.In paraon. MofvFri

26207 W . W A R R EN A V E .

MOUNTAIN JACKSLiV O N iA

N O W H iR iN G FO R A L L P O S m O N S I

Appt)rln paraon Mon.ft12-4|im 31501 S C H O O L C R A F T

(at Marrtman)NEED A PEOPLE PERSON to work

bma at new catotaria/dai larga offica comptex. Troy area. Var too dubaa. No avaningt or weak-anda. Muat hava tranaporiabon. CaA

•llam only 546-1596

NEW! HOT! STEAM ERS

SEAFOOD GRILLS M k in g E x p arie n ca d S ta ff

Now hiring alt poattionaApply in paraon. kton. 2-4pm

30665W. 12 Mia E. of Orchard Lake

NIGHT COOK. Sunday Only Cook 5 Sunday only Waft Farson/Bar Paraon. Plaaaa apply within Dunlap's Pub 5 Grub. ^651 W 7 MAa. 1 bik. E of Talaâph.

NOWHIRINO Waftataff 5 Otohwaahars

Apply In paraon: 6 MAa 5 Haggerty BIO BOY bt NOVI

P A P A JO H N ’S P t g Apreparing to opan another store

tng for drtoars. ptica makers 5 fato- phona oparalora. Apply in parson at >a^ John’s Plzia: 2034 Auburn Rd

at Crooks, bstwssn 10am 5 4pm, Mon thru Fr*. EOEPIZZA 1- D( ..ViRYisnowhirino tor driv. f . . hii- r ,/«rl bma. compal- Htoa ptv Ittif U avwiabto. 18 yrs or oktor, good ortvmg record $ vaNd inauranca raqui aJ. Sea our managamant staff, or ctol 544-0300.m w c k9 CooAdga Hwy. Oik Park.PIZZA kUKER - Expartonoad only

houra. Appfy in Twaony*s Pkza 5 24000 WIIf McMchoto. Ostroft.

★ COOKBwast LorrMna’s. Good banabto. Appfy In paraon:

Fu itCOOK WANTED

CaA969-2000VolookliiM 7043

CORPORATE HOTEL CxoCMtoto Chof muot havo aaparV anoa in purohaaing 5 ooai oontooL BuparHaory aapananoa •tong wbh awoapSonal s a ^ M to. Thto Is a 224

. Band raauma to 2300Faabia .46326

Equal Opportunity Empioyar M/F/M

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506 Halp Wanted Satea

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R E A L E S T A T E C A R E E R ?

b SO. you owe it to yourssb 10 invoa bgsta why wa are #1 In ttw markal ptoos and bsst suftad to insura your succaot Look N our od under REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALS. A l cpN

DISCOVER THE DIFFERENCE CsA Jfrn Slavons or NoN Lsmphsra

459-6000

COLDWELL BANKER

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REAL ESTATE CA REER

AMBmOUS? CONSCIENTIOUS?

WE WANT YOU!!Ws wM train you and start you onlong term, high in

CaA TONY CAMILIERIREAL ESTATE ONE

3 2 6 - 2 0 0 0A BIRMINGHAM COMPANY

SALES & SERVICEWE HELP PEOPLE

BUY«ELL«RENT4HARE HOME BY OWNER

GUARANTEE 5 INCENTIVES 664 S. ADAMS 542-1620

A C a re s f In R ea l E s ts t sSMss with Us Is a "REAL JO B"

Our Programs and Support Syatams 10 aftactlvs. Wa guarantos you a

minimum annual Inooma of 625.000 with unbmftad polanbal.

DON'T GAMBLE WITH YOUR FUTURE! CALL US TOOAY1II

SUE KELLY, 644-4700REAL ESTATE ONEACCOUNT EXECUTIVE SALES

Ctfaar opporkjnfty wNh Southaaat- Michlgan'i torgaat ATAT VAR suppAsr of Mghtach toiacom

in bia

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induatry wbh bonua. prbfb . 401-K Isharing. 401-K plan, madtoto/opb-

cal/dantal Inauranoa. car aiowanoa. and axpanaa rafrnburaamant.Ptoaaa esA Dave Ftohar at 466-0146axt. 202 to arrange an appointmant.ACT NOWtl Caraar opportunbiair Ful/P^-um a. You dadda Conlam- po Jewelry haa lha parfact fob tor ou. Work own hours Avarags t150-$260 wash . Also Mrtng AM

KM-2S6-Bgars. Cm Lora 1-600-2ACT HOW

studsnl Apply to parson at: Carftury Novaby Ptymouth Rd.. Livofba.

ADVENTURE A TRAVEL- porabon aaaks candMatss wbh tor-

avaAibto. SEriouaorby 466-6B333AOVERTMNQ SALES

Satoe Rap to aai magaifru advarbstog toiaea. Soma travel Band ra> •uma to: Boa 272 Obaanmr A Eooorftrtc t

36661 Bchooleran Rd.Uvonla Mi 46150

ADVERTIBtNQ SALESPERSON For cabla ttli'itolon |

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I paw up bia spportunby of a na ta start at ttia proitod Saw

wtie want to hava ton S mitoa a sub- WMsomaCal: 6S24B6I

ARE YOU TIRtD OF PtOT BMNQ PAK) WHAT YOU ARE WORTH?

COME GROW WITH THE FASTEST GROWING MEAT CO.

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2 5 5 - 9 5 0 5ART OOHBULTANT/SALSS

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ACA GREAT Ft AND A 625. INCOMEG

WHAT WE CA AMBITIOUS. <

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946-7026. a#LDESIGNER OP*

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CalJamfrNATIONAL HOT opanfrig for Dirac

■f confaranca t Daak Clark. Ptoai BJ Patol. 30375 f Me. Ml. 46150 or IELIZABETH'S BR accepting appbci satoa $ noslsas: Apply: 402 8. Mat

ENTRY SA LES 1

$3S.(XX) tost year. Expartonoad rapt

STEVEN J. GREI

★ $44,onmantal mi

company toektoq:

make a aubatantk toquirtoaonly CalA FMANCIAL Pi

saaktog dadh

compansatto hava 1-3 yri M iS haabhlmanagaman

Bartouainquir Mr C

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WEIR, MWork Mill earning P limited ni currently

• OFFIC BIRMII WEST

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lahar at 48S-0148I an appoMtfnant.lar opporUmlliaaf tdadda Contanv la parlaci |ob tor

hours Avar apt Mao Mring mana- a i< aoo-2^ sm5555*arlact tor ooSasa araonat:

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baoominQ sMaNhyInto: 456-7747

eiRMiNQHAM Baud alora parson. Must haiM aapartarwM A Oa oraaihM «Rh bands. ^ or pan ama Apply In paraon. 2S0 N Woodward Ava. downtown Sbmingham

CALL MPIRM lm a lobe. 9 MSaAteg- garty. No4 40 hours a wash. $240 groaa Looking tor hard atorking paopts. Cal Mr Hai. lOMW-Apm

3 8 0 - 1 7 0 0CANTON INSURANCE Agani tobking tor tul or pan timo Salaa Paopta Must ba gcanaad or pra- parad to ba Hoanaad. Raauwa to: M20 North Canton Cantor Road, «150, Canton, Ml .4$1$7.

A CAREERA GREAT PLACE TO WORK AND A $25,000 MINIMUM INCOME GUARANTEE IS

WHAT WE CAN OFFER TO THE AMBITIOUS. CONSCIENTIOUS

AND SELF MOTIVATEO.Cal JOSEPH P MELNtK. CRB. CR8REAL ESTATE ONE

455-7000CARPET SALES

A.R. Kramar Company-Flooring has

"bwneSto522-5300

partanoad r Excalant tP«y plan. . Aak for MRa Kramar

Change Your LlfelSian a naw caraar in raal aalatotoday. Cai Carol Yoal at


COMPUTER Satan Paraon Wantod for Corporala $ Paraortai Si Muet have knowtodga oMBM S IBM compattbta computoft. 737-4121

Cuatomar Strvloa/Phona SaiaaFULL TIME

Mon.-Frl. or 8un.-Thura.A l 8hma i:30am-Bpm

NoCoidCaNal Our Cualomara Cad You!

Last waak our lop rap aamad ovar $l9/hr. Baaa t Commiaaton -f

94$-702l. met E101.9am-3pmDE»QNER0PTIC1M. EYEWEAR

immadtoto oparSng, laaMon axpar anoad aataaparaon v4lh an outgoing paraonaBly. Must ba artargaUc. par- aonablaAiitengtoiraln. Aiattm al banama. D O C. of W Biooiwllito

CteJamlo: $25^)200NATIONAL HOTEL FrancMao haa opaning for Dlractor of Salaa. 3 yra.

140

Oaak Ctork. Ptaaaa aand raauma to: BJ Patol. 30375 Ptymouto Rd.. Uvo- nia. Ml. 4$150 or cal 261-6BOOELIZABETH'S BRIDAL MANOR now aocaptlng appicationa for fuB-tlmo utm $ hortaaa; pan-Mmo praoaar. Appty: 402 8. Mem NorBwMa.

ENTRY LEVEL SA LES TRAINEE

Exoabant tralnmgl Local larrNory, Banaftts car abowanoa. Earn baaa salary hk oommtaaton. To $35,000 brat yaar Dagraa pratarrad. Expartanoad raps or raoant grade walooma 473^10STEVEN J GREENE PERSONNEL

★ $ 4 4 , 0 0 0 ônmanm marketing A tram

company looking tor moftvwlad ir vtdualt who «Mnt to have fun. $ maka a aubatantW moema Sarfoua mputnaa only Cab 591-0330A FINANCtAL PLANNWO Firm N

aaakmg dadtoaiad prota^ RonaN daairmg to bubd a buNnasa wbh a provan warkabng atratogy working tw buamaaa markai if you want la deuMa your praa- ant moama vMh a strong companaation pack ago, ftova 1-3 yra atwarlan^Ma $ haabh icanaa, daatra managamant advanca- mant. aeneBte $ anfoy agsrey bonuaaa • tat'a toft Sarioua mqMrtaa only la:

2g2l1ConiralPaniB»vd .Sta 300 SouBMaM. Ml 4a07$

GREAT SALES OPPORTUNITY

trwa. M you can ratola to oPiara ano- pn ana. haw a piaaaani pataonaBfy $ am afng to wark, wa con tram

1 af MNMgan'a P.O Boa g7«M. Canton.

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HOMEIMPROVEMENTSALESPERSON

Maamum 9 yoora anpartancia. bwma- dhMo Isoda. grool woohly commta Mam Cte 491-1210

iWTftlMltetteUBWWM i oittnaa MBMWaMwi

0t3t47S 44B

OCT PAK) I> whal you are worBi wBh moowial Baeowto a profOm Bar wbh Rad Carpal Kaba

ranrtarya thru mm rnmnunfm training mfp CabNancyHtQM-TKH appvtaw .IMbnRad moema through poraanM

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lineCONOUOT

3BM1 SahoalBraR Livonia. Mi 4gli0

OroiRP13)BB$-21BiPART TbMf OPPORTUNfTV

opportunby lor Muro growth. For oonbdanbM oonaWaraaon, ptaoaa aond your raaumo to: Box #404 Oboarwr A Eccontrtc Nawapapara

3A251 Schoolcrafl Rd.UvoMa Ml 4A190

INSURANCE SALES • Day- Uim activity - laada provtdad PAID WEEKLY Commiaalon

45A-7737MSK>E SALES

Bubdmg malarial and ratatod products. Fub lima position. Above avor-

dwaga. 491-A620INSIDE SALES ELECTRONICS

baaed manufacturar'a ropra-

ia aaakmg a high quabty IndhAdual tor makto salaa A cuatomar aarytoa. The idaal oandkiato would havo kv duatry axparlanoa A a 4 year dagraa but quabty work A a poarttva aWaida are moat Important. TMa is a

ItywtIIaartd raauma to: Gray---- “*1, Fa ■

t. Ml

t opportunity with a pramlar conv 7y. Plaaaa aartd raauma to: Qrag

Tothaburg, P.O. Efox 3361, Farming- «4«3&

IN S ID E S A L E S

For diatrtet aalaa offlca ofivga alac- ironic corporation. Work mckidaa: cwtomar aar>4oa. quotottom. order Aaoamant/tracking A apraadahaat. duet have sates axpartanca m alac-

hronlc comportanta. also computer akMs m WordPartaet 5.0 A Lotus 123. CompatWva salary A barwfKa. ' aN raauma to:

PhMpa Consonants 32605 W. 12 Mbs Rd. Sta 305

Fvmmgton HWa. Ml 46334 J . Harfta

An Equal Opporlurdly EmployarINSIDE SALES

Naxua Ha# A SUn Products. Immw- dlato poaitton avababla. Exdtmg lortunNy tor axparlaneod parse Catabbahad accounts A aaaiMing ratal showroom. Part tkno. Hourly. Non amokinq olBoa. Band raaumaa

PO Boa 40722. Oalrolt. Ml 46240

INSURANCE CAREERoouniry'a largaal pramlar U C E h te ) A Q ^ S to

m moMna Senior markai A l NoooalCteEm la

1-600-621-9560

LAND SA LESd 9 ioanaad real aalato paIt and ate vacant Jand m S.E.

Michigan. Salary, banabia. commla •torw A bonuaaa. Huga aammg po- tonbal. Wa have aa many bu)m and laadB aa you can harxBa. Cab Mbia Krauaman at The Michigan Lot ~ - 313-645-9699LEASmO AGENT - Moanaod A real aataia axpartanca. wwng to «

Aak tor Fran: 737-4002

MARKETINGExpartancad markatmg raps rwadad for port-tmia mranmga. Must have minimum 9 morrtha work axpartanca aaRng a aarvica or product ovor the lalaphorta Prolaaatonol phono man nar la a must To aohodula an miar

TEMPEXCHANGE 5S7-SSOO

Marketing TraineeL o ca l o ffice of e n ational o rg an izatio n n eed * a few good p ao p ia, , wWing to w ork h ard iM 'b a trairtad. G U A R A N T E E D $ 2 5 ,0 0 9 flrat y aa r Inco m e.

C a N S h a N a C in k 3 5 6 -7 1 1 1 . ext. 217

REAL ESTATE ONE

• MONEY MACHINE

morkatlng comporty op notoh awaa Nod

Abovo avorago producora I whh abovo mwraga

iCteNowl 99T0 3 IO

OUTSIDEINDUSTRIAL SALES

BacCric motor oompony soak ouiaMa I I paraan iI j#a. .oRar bead larfflory, strong moaMhraa. bonoBik Raau fg119 Bhorwood. O aM 4B234

PHONE BOUerrORB WANTED For Homo Window Co

msa: (Wooaand) EXPCRKHCEO ONLY1

CAREER SALES OPPORTUNITYFor over 43 Real Estate Hallmark at

years a tradition of quality Brokerage has been our

WEIR, MANUEL, SNYDER A RANKE. INC.Work with some of Michigan s highest earning Real Estate Sales Associates A limited number of sales positions are currently available

• OFFICES IN ROCHESTER TROY BIRMINGHAM. PLYMOUTH AND WEST BLOOMFIELD

• IN HOUSE TRAINING PROVIDED• TRAINING CLASSES START

REGULARLYFor more information and confidential interview with Phyllis Goodrich. Director of Career Development call 851 5500WEIR MANUEL. SNYDER ft RANKE. INC

REALTORS

Real Estate Career

‘‘Free Training”C a l to d a y ...851-6700

C E N T U R Y 21 M JLCorporito Tmnbtoroo Borvloo

REAL ESTATE CAREER

AMBmOUe? CONBCEMTlOUet

WE WANT YOU!!Wo tte ln m you ■rto ttort you on long form, high mcomo cbroor.

CM JU Lli OUDCK. 5B5-3200REAL ESTATE ONE

REAL ESTATEEom whio you loom! Koop your proooni }ob whio you toko dot ovonmgi. Col now to bogm i

ASK FOB STEVE HOCKINO

CENTURY 21Hartford South

4 6 4 .6 4 0 0

REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALS

Tho Old doys ond woyt oro no morol Juot gonmg o i oonoo lo not orwugh to mouro 8UCC008. N you oro wiling to work hord. no other compony can oflor 0 bottor pockogo to hoip you ottom 0 ouoooooful coroor m roof oototo.

Froo pro-NconMng. mdlvkluoto Mnmg 100% oonwnlioton plan Complotoly updotod ofileo

Group hooKh covorago Boot buyor and tabor oyi # 1 ratod fronchiaa oytom Uneurposeod nebonM arid loeal advartMog axpoaura

Cte Jkn Stovana or Naal Lamphara. 499 6000 for parkonal mtorviaw

4 5 9 - 6 0 0 0

COLDWELLBANKER

S ch w e itze r R e a l E sta te

REAL ESTATE SALESC an to y ll labon $ It

Cal JON RUUD for rmarvadon. 349-6175. axt. 224

RECRUITERNational Madical Plaoamani Aganev aaaks profaaalonM raoruhar for par- manarrt $ tamporary ptooamanl of Phyadanab Nuraaa. Wa ara lookmo for an axpartartoad ate moBvatadtop produoar. Switch to a raoaaalon proof mduatry 646-7190

RETAIL CAREERS DESIONER/SALES

ara a talantod.

•kMa. and cuatomar aar- wa warn lo hoar

bvou ad prt daaiyn. cok municallon rtca Orton from you.

pkM an addad commiaalon rango of 7-9%. and an outolandtog opportu-

lor caraar growth.Co m grow whh ua aa wa on a naw vanlureoom plel khehana and cuafo our nMwty lanokmtod Lkmnia

953-9439•A LE* MAN A WOMEN

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to*SLrt> to afetotoMavow luhaaYORK CARPET WORLD

t1$99$B1B9

of 6710 to 11999 par .I gamo In town. Cte ua and tedal^ Oawnrtvar $13-294-2230 ....................... 1-909-641-1212

BAUBPCRBON r bqya A aiana waar Fui $ part a. 0 0 ^ 0 . 99T‘ ~

B A tO PERSON noodad for kMchan

$41-7340ramodaBno.(M hadCteBALES PERSON

Apply TuoaEWai 3 im i4 M te a l

Wada IG f^ .

BALES PERSONS naadad for M yr old iouthbtod ouaiom drigory $

da buNnoaa. Hourty -f eomr alon. fub or part bma. Soma aatoo OKpartonoa pratorrad. Cdb for intor-

r 363-6000SALESPERSON

$ mportonci for upocolo automotha houhqito lo

in Bbmkigham. Cai Mon.' Bun., for Mtorviaw. 313-263-6600

SALESPERSON 20-39% commlaaion. 1 naad 3 cloaara. Sama tocaBoo for 19 yra. ‘ ‘liaOi. 525-6206

SALES POBmON • tub tImo. terM merkoBng expertence do-

*4ow compony. Cob 12 noon 4pm.. Mon thru Fit 261-7941

S e ie e P ro fesalo n e l $ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 +

o r m o re InA n n ual C o m m issio n s

In my Nna yoara whh NRC. I'va mada mbbona of dobara for my abia aaloa toam. Now I naad a faw moraoutatarKbng aafaiptopla to )o#i ma and Ma aggra88l iial!ii axpandlng. dynamic naltonal Arm. Cab today for an appoMmant and Waa brochura or mab your raauma to:

IJ slang Vloa PraaWant

NRC P .O . B o x 13190 C o lu m b u s, O H 43213

1-800-848-7592SALES RB> for local nawaptptr. " I hava atronq laiaphont doamg

L $300 waak aatey. commit Non 6 bonuaaa. 429-9633

SALES Rapreaantabve/Mwâr Oaakmg axpartanoad aalaa rap/

to davalop and managa account#. UnbmRad growth and

396-0066

SALESWhelaaala dtoblbmor of nattonal

cabbtol 6 appbanoa manu- fadurara to looktog for an agp rii alva 6 profaaatonai oulakfa aalaa rapraaantativa for tha mairo OaboN

Tha auooaaahb candtoaia wH outakfa aalaa axpartanca.

Khchan cabinai aalaa axpartanca to a muat. Wa tear a oompaUHva aah>

borwB program and a comprahanakra banabi packaga. Sand raauma w/oomp^ aatton requlremanta to: P.O.436, Whom. Ml 46393

YOU’REWORTHMORE!!!

not “just” a job this time!

C A R E E R O P PO R TU N fTY«*Hh

O eklertd C o u n ty 's en ee l

‘We’re Committed to your success”

C s i Jim Burton851-6700

CENTURY 21 PWUL

507 HilpWMtod Pad Tim

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•94 S. ADAMS 642-1920ABSOLUTELY PERFECT antoTTai

D lSCO Vm TOV8I Cab Salaa Dl- ractor. DebbtoCorteem 491-0009BLOOMFIELD HNXS danlal ofAoa

phona halp In avarv hour pkia bonua.

642-9430

I pan tbna p $9 00 par i

CAMEO UNQERIE Domaahe Oodbaaiai 6 Studam# for aummar km work. Fraa KN. Cab. 427-6713 or '

C ity Of Farm ing to n HW i Fo o d S e rv ice W o rkers

CurranSy aaaklnq appbcaltona lor * ~ wFood Sarvloa

tha Sank# Nu-tfia fobowtog part tbna Food Sarvtoo Workar poteiona m

HEAD COOK - Raaponalbto for day- to-day oparatton and wmarvtoion of tha kUchan; maal planning; food or-

qukaa pravloua food aorrtoa «iporf> I. aapoclaiy m larga quanifty

cooking artd menu ptonrung aruf knowtodga of atato aanhation arkf aafaty alartdarda. Hourty rato: $6.90 baaad on 24 hour# par waak.

ASSISTANT HEAD COOKI for proparatton and dtoparaa-

mant of (toby maoto to bom on and off aho nutrition oontor#. Tahoa charga In abaanoa of Hood Cook. ftoqibraa provtoua food aarvioo praparabon In torga quanthy cooking: aoma manu planning and knowtodga of atato aanbaWon and aafaty atondarda. Hourly rato: $9.50 baaad on 24 hour# por woak.

COOK - Raaporwibto tor an latlug to food praporabon, aorvlng of moato.

SUMMER POBmONS AVAILABLE GREAT FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS Pan tima. Cowlar Dabvir) Sanboa.

Cab. 313-969-1961

TAKE ACTION

Exploalm markatmg conoapt# fuabng nabortal growth, t axcaadmg racord halghts. fltaking

ay mobvatod IndMduala to hato Michigan axparwlon. Training 4

travai avaftbto.Cab Mr Mwmfcovaki 993-1797

TEACHERS NEEDED for rocrultlng 6 training. Evoning bualnoaa profoct Lucrabva.Db^ Oaaaow: 927-2999

TB.EMARKETERS NEEDED Only poaltiva naad apply Top wagaa to top produoor#. Localad to Woal-

Fub/Part-TImo poalBona avababla. Plaaaa aand raauma to:

Etoan Aban Homa totortor# 19700 MWdtobte Road

Uvonla.MI49l94SALE MAI4AOERS

PART-TRIE $900 PER WEEK

MUST BE A MOTYVATCR MR PAT1BCIL921-9034

ADMISSIDNS REPRESENTATIVES

labng. lalaphona appofnlw iMjjl totonbaw ofoatog and f

MR. V. DERITA

BRYMAN CAMPUS

An EruN OpportunRy Employer

CompUSA, Inc.TfiB C o m p uter Su iw vtO T B

JOB FAIR

aftoday'aa

LOVING LIFE• yra. aga, I waa a braba angbaar ab«B|ftoa to rtoaa aar aan <R my aaaniM l • Maaeateb aniraprinai# Niewad aw haw to bted aaeifrtto tor myate 6 aw ftoteya tobaa. btoBvai- aa paapto toatoag tor mmn

3mSee%w!r ***' ***•A lB IfteLP WANTS)

Owe el Pw aapwaaTa toreael w tote, matotoyto* ted A T 9 M

paapto m m hdto aSS mtobaWto •toary rangb to W t p4ua aamwdto fton. Part to toi toaa, tmmm MBS, BOBto 9SWi. uwtote * teiei

TELCMARKETER/FULL TIME

parking > Outotelaad hourty rato. $7 • FubbanaBla

to an protoaaiorwl environ- aabtog a hoaRh care aarvloa. Bto phone alibto a muat. Pra-

Mto ttoamarkabng or non ratab laa raquirad Cab #46-1190 Aw Eqitol Opportunity Employar

TELEMARKET1Na/INSE)E SALES

to aarrtca akbto ragwirod Marti abng axpartanoi aaaary. PNT.N., PO

TELEMARKETWQ CABHPAK) 0MLY1

CM. 426-9229: •GM211: »T%rttogI Haltoito 963 H Bi ;339-7990

Faal pacte ofboa to toofUng tor aa- partonaad and ankry teal Muat ba aggraaahm 6

Hourty rato: $6 00-$6 25 baaad on 20-24 hour# por woak.

AM potobona raqtora a M|, dtokxna or aquivatoni and moot meat atato gtodabnaa for food aor*

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torouteaul gr raa Work hr# to to atodan

wwrad Apply to arttoagito12076 WiibbtoB. Radtord

EIP ER iC N C IO n tor 610 par Mte Frif

BONOABLE

hour# Cab I 6-6pm 376-2691

SALES REPRESENTATIVE PART-TIME

TSs r n iis is r i A Srssrsnss W ees ol SrscMr S OssiHs hst Ml «■ IMM PAm-TSSe flsponisMy tor ysw

Oto. Ctortos. Ma> Factor. *m Irs-grMiec brMtoc, to

Wa era looking for good ooiwnuw '9T# Who art raf IWant aagto lo

toy daabng wMh roquirod The roquiro Pw AaxIbbNy'to work thraa

I par woak You wbl nood a raB- abia car wkh proof of inourartoa artd a vobd totvor # boanaa. Thto poablow doaa not toad lo fub-bma ampfoy- mant A cobaga dagraa to a plua ted

though not nooaaaary. You raoarvr. • ContoOtfttvo Hourly Wage

26a pto mba car abtewnoa

Sand a lattor/raauma ouPMng your background and/or Inlaraol to:

BOX 430Obaarvar $ Eccantrtc Nowapapor#

36251 SchooleraR Rd.Livonia Ml 48150

wM ba contactod)

P R O C T E R ft G A M B L ECoamabc $ Frangranca Producia Equal Opportunity Employar M/F

SMALL FIRM IN LfVONlA - looking for part tima aacratafv to work Mon. thru Fri aftomoona. For moro Information cab batwaan 2:30 $ 4:30pm.

422-0515SHOE SALES PERSON with axpart-

I Is noodad in a apodalty ahoa 8k#o. 2 to 3 day# par waak.Aak for Doug 421-5610TELEMARKETERS WANTE046 pto hour, part bma. avanmg hour#, baxl- bto BknUnghton tooa. CabRich for mtorviaw 433-6661

TELEMARKETERSP#u Thur#.. 9:30’ 1:30pm or

4pm-6pm. Livonia baaad windm# comparvy. Cab Laura al 522-4500

TELEPHONE WORK Local accounting brm naoda ptoaa* ant lalaphona paraonably 4 hoi##, 5

lor 01# protooaibaai#. Salary ?- commiaalon. Cab Bant 4.30pin. Charfaa Conkin. 479-7447. Ext 119

Uv«atoMI49t69

M1-6B79LfVE-W BABVSrTTBR tor 2 chbtowi. From Juaa 21 Bvw Jiby 24 aiPy M i toPMi to Ctoartovato. Nw^

124LOVPte. CARPte.

2 yaor aW 472-40B4

pto Mok totoPao 8 toltora raaubwd. to. Cte94ft^M9

MATURE paraon a to watch 2% yaar old gkl 2 <

2-3 hoto*.

MATURE PERSON wantod to Iva In wPh aldarty woman, muat drfva. cab batwaan 9am-7pm 949-4131NANNY - For Pto Orchard LaM

2 Ghbdran. fub bma. Refer ano aa raoukad. aalwy rtogoPabla. Cai

•92-4722NANNY8 6 HOUSEKEEPERS

Expartanoa raquirad. Top otoory and

THE NANNY NETWORK 732-2100

•tort immadlaitoy- RRbma. Men amoklng Iva outul ftonny

taqulrad.946-4720 oat T9

Working Mom $ Oad nood ‘ bo

offtoxtoto. ntoluro 6 hava a humor. Waat Btoombald.

•61-4930NURSES AK)ES to care for mantoBy $ phyalcaby chtoianqiJ man. Aflar-

' Tarmington •61-2069

PROFESSIONAL HOUSEKEEPER QUALIFY) ONLY

SECRETARY/HOUSCKOPei kbMinto. m-honto ofRoa.

BloombddTwp. 999 4411OurfSITTER - StorPng 9/1.

tor home. 4 chbdran monPto. 2 chbdran m Fab. Naad raf-

waa. Cab tear 9pm.: •62-09B2

o a e e s w - tM N w s « M

ejAom m Lser ■» ,aparttoaaL GaaP r

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UPOMM MOM2 6te.i

772-9112

PART-TMB TEACHOI I raatowg 4 Png.* *RESPONSIBLE. Ctolng Mother wania to baPyte cMtoan, any age. fui/part PBto. Voto iranaparlHIen.

721-6774SCHOOL AQC lUOB HEB> A PUN

y e Bda eieamar. Fi#$. arto 6

42188CRETARY

a#Pbig» aborPiandt p 6 tjpC$ Ntoto. knmi prooaaaoiBi ate aftor

TEACHER M i Babyte/Tudor la Pw Wayne area, for tha aummar. Fui or

2t262B-47Bi“UP NORTH CHROCARE"

kay/Horbor Bprtoge Eitoart-

6/12 to B/fO. 98.90/ uponraquaat. Ptaaaa

916647-9166

SIS CMMCmABBOLUTB.Y THE BEST Day Cara m W. BlBOwbaltf, Fte/part tana or

Sinicturad6

696-2462ACCEPRONAL CH«J)CARE Ohara

Spactafty/poot-partum care. FtoVpart tawa. toa m. Biort/ long farm caragfvar# avababta Oanar dagraad/ab caragkwra oom-

m mtar«t/chBd CPfC Cab MtaaLite. Inc. at: 543 14ARE YOU tookbig lor bototoad chid care Ptol ragtoda totbdran talprtort- ly? Slop horat 13 yra. axportanoa, lot aid 6 c m m aak fun. taaribno.

aar 696 997-6979

CHKO CARE - Age apprnfirtala ac-

rataranoaa. PlymouOVInkatar Rda. L 937-0639 or 937-073

273-3B27

rteiw tw BEwwcn

S22

LEGAL ABBIBTANT wMh 5 year# aa-

. Worfiara Comp 6 I laoardo Ouotoa 6 riF

390-1676

NOVI PERSON w$P> IBM49 Campul inh|ai Pibitoi. Iriaking to

do work aul af har noma in back- $ 1. EHoai4 0

Pro Chart, 347-2B6t

PM ONAL SKL Laarn WNidoara. Excel

COMPUTERtolua,

partonaHxad 143

S23 AtlonwjreIxgd CowneliwgAOORE9B/VE LAWYER la; Bartarupto

Driving PrtvPagaa; 1 B. Widtebaum 42427'0303. 2S6d522

BANKRUPTCY. • $175 + coat# ONorea; • $175 coats AlBO a i paraonal kpury

Criminal 6 probata mattar* Nathanaon $ Nachanaon P.C. 366-77BBor 1-$00-424.ATTY

MATURE. DEPENDABLE ABA Lagto AaataiBnt Qraduata

bma amptoyntonL Eacol-$42-6033ra£r«iote *

600DIET MAGIC

Loaa up to 30 Iba. 30 days 30 dobara.

Cte 661-9472DO YOU REMEMBEP7

FATHER ROBERT BURKHOLDER?

From 81. MlchaaTa Partah. LNonia.0 . I NEED to mmmimirala aa raaporto: P.O. Box 921.

Ptocknoy. Ml 46169-0521“FTBENOSHtP - SOfOLES”

Paraonal Introducborto Spactafl Sincara Dating fOarriaga Kaba 945-9422

# Happy Birthday -kRY AN &

KALEIGHLo ve , M om , R o ry a K end ra

•ooaptMl unW Jurw », txez. Pim m submit an appbeaPon In wrtPng or in

An

CRy of Famtaaton I- 3 lto w . 11 IMoRi

FaraUnn^ Htaa. Ml 49336 I Equal Opportunby Cmplofwr

CLERCAL $ RECEFDONtST al for aiudanl. wR tram. 15-25

hour# pto woak. Raid Ughling m SouthftaW Cab iAM-IPM. i53-&$9

COMMUNITY CO-ORDINATOR Part tana profaaalonal sought for m- tomaPortol cuNural axchanga organ- milon. Ixtoimg young f>#npaana bi

caro. Ftaxibta hour#. Hold monPby moaPnga, courtoal by lataphorto. Exchange expartanoa $ dagraa pro tarrad. Paopta akbta a muat. Silaa/ marketing background helpful

deal aatafy plua hKariiiwa# $ a#' aaa. Bagm mwnadtalafy Sand

raauma $ cover tartar to MtaMgon Coordbtolor. Au Pa# Momaalay. USA. 32311 Morohaalar. Bmarfy Hbta. ML 46025COMPILE HIGH TECH aal data baaa. Minimum 2 yr# colaga. Satary plu# #Kpanaa#. Kan.337-1994 or 973-0007

DEMONSTRATORS NEEDED for promoaonw wrann m toaaaano, Canton. - - .

Start $5rtwur C ai Oabbto:913-7997DteCOVCRY TOYS -A gr^ w ayto

balanoing lanbw and a fun Maxtala fab ftarteef forparanto. Cte Laaia 737-9074

EXteABCOME Part taito poaWoito ara open to work ubta Amartoa a largaal mvardory company. Muat ba avababla to work days 4/or avanfnga 6 waakanda. CalPibeicr aapartanaa halpM Start 99 par hour $ up. Cab Mon taru Fri..

FfTNESS 9IBTRUCTOR - tar Btap

Famly V. 14296 Stork Rd.

3604600. aal. E 194.9am 3pmTELEPHONE PROfEBSlONALB Nsodte tab tana $ part-tana to aal

Hotofy ■¥ bonus • hra Cad 363-2196

TIRED OFTHE HIGH PRBBBURE

ATMOSPHERE?Troy Area Aaoowndng Firm Oftara

• 4 and • hour tobfto I

TRABIBIQ CONSULTANTI opaning tar t e ^

r/admfaalona I II a ate-

IBOHOOLB I1BARRB4QTON

MACNBON HeOHTB, Ml 41071 FAX69B-1199

$25,000QUARANTEEDII

VMMlMl'te ■aw M M M M MOW ■ TM TIM TO e>T aTMtTIOII CM Laws OM ki w M M l

REAL ESTATE (ME 848-1600

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FeONTDOK ty Waabdandi a ohoortib amba piMaato aptey at: Moybowar HotoL 927 W. Ann Arttor Trai. Plymouta. 46170.A « ;‘ ‘

AtMPOR94ATION BOOTH

KENNEL HELP-Part bma. morTtey 6 waakand# Working a4Bi antoitoa m Canton araa. Oan ttowpartaPan.

397-9it9

LEABBIQ AGENT to hour*. M i bam.

Cte 471 HOC

THE PERFECT SUMMER JOB 30 Part-bma poaMona avababl Day $ Nighi Earn $5-6l0mr. Earn ORtra $$ for rafarrtng frtanda. b you'ro aggrooaiva, hardworkliw $ work woi wiPi poopta. contact rrod from Ipm-tpm at 463-9170

TLCboard. C ai waakdaya;

r room 6 •46-1460

$7 PER HDURDoor to door canvaaafnp Sal ap-

bonua. Cab Mr . WBMTt

sot HtIpWmmdra n M ■ ■ tl nUOfllBvDC

A DEPENDABLE naadad to babyab my 3 ohidran m nqr Uvonia homo tar the aummar. Good ralarancaa raquirad. Cab

352-5363. Ext. M2 or 477-0433AIDE - cook, ctate $ oootat guad,homo, 4:30-P3(^pm. 4-5 day# jiwr

.. 96.50/hr. 6#twa#n 6 bpm. 662-2537AJOEfor ALS patent m Canton naadad for oooiotonoo wMh Mi mornktg routaia LJftaig raquirad. WNowbltraln 4^2719BABYSIT )ual 2 hour# par waak m aachonga tor a tab haabh dub mam- bartelp or tanning pack ago m Uve- Mo Cab: 961-1212BABYSITTER: Aftomoona 6 aoma tab day# m our W Btoombald homo, for 2 atamaniary hlda. Car noodad. Non-Smokar Oniyf Cab. B96-4696BABYSITTER - COLLEGE STU- OOrr. Fui tana aummar Qraal •#- fnmgham tamiy Non amokar. Own »anaporlabon Start ASAP Cte A $ jJ 540-9614BABYSITTER tar 1 toddtar m our W Btoombald homo. 10-15 doy hour#

' UgM houaiiietol"9. Own

•32-1194BABYSITTER • Fui tana 2 boya. 19 mo# 6 3% yra. UpM houoa otaon- mg. Livonia aro# Rataranoa# Cteteorgpm. 473-6909BABYSfTTEILMy Waol BIOOmBaU

3 dNf#. 1-2 ava# 3 boya. 6 9 4 2. Non amokar. own franaporta-

796-3MBABYSITTER

tega for 3 Troy home Goc CabChrletaii

Cab K#n ai 363-8000 tram I • aiBABYSITTER NEED«7 2 cMdran.

F ii Bkmlnteta*^ Mb Oam lran»-

tar 9 6 9 year la Rataranoaa

iranaportaBon raquirad. M toi-Fri.2 3^ 30p m 46B-MM

SUMMER CHKDCARC.Jurw 24-Jtoy 9 6 Aug. 7 yr old boy. my nocnaawr naw noma, ■aamw hour# Car needed. 991-1939

CHbJCARE tab or port tano oporv- mga, 14 MtertJbwto too# Lovbig. wab aducalod oaragivor m amtoltambyaaltaig. C ai Judy. 433-3277

SUMMER SITTBI 2

4day#Ctea

baPyte Pldt-«B ebbi melely 4pm-7i3apm. 4 j l g j ^ ^

WOMAN naade lady to hata her to il aakaaping $ tound Non amcaar. LNoM

611oookmg. I

500 Hrip Wanted

APARTMENT MANAGER COUPLE

R e w a rd in g a p a rtm e n t m anagam ant care e r opportunity fo r exp artanoad co u p le . Jo in a g n t t p ro p erty organ izatton an d m att- a g e a m kt-aiza com m unity.

C a fl-(3 1 3 )3 S e -3 7 7 7AFT. CANTTAKEn COUPLE

tar Mntar nW ni. SiiiMI m ». tar cXben MWtae ta OM PW i. new t Mi# 6 CooOda# Bmaf aafary plH# Ibadroam aplw idbrtafltetopa- ai#na| abh qubbSoallena to Boa 239

UvaidB Ml 49160

ASSISTANT MANAGER COUPLE

CAHEtA POOtTXM tar MpwtMM Ha to aMtal In M U j^ ta iita non ol rnmmm Otm tam Hta

uuiiwMWrt Oao* Mtary. apt I ■Ms

C f t i- 2 7 4-4766

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OtePtab'a

$ oan

LIGHT MAPfTENANCE 6 hata naadad, part tana fmant oamala# In Tray batwaan tOam itpm.LOOWNB for a i pte vp abh a fa latoaaaate teabody far Rte $37-9973

MAPfTtNANCB/JAMTOfGAL

Mte.377B0W $Mte.Utonta. Man • Pri iJO-ipm

Evan9to#fBevertopeO teC t CllAM NG

PART-TM oejwrr

PART-TbMB $9 f aaaaNtotekbMB at Tray Mteteah tayw: i

BABYSfTTER NEEDED bi our Canton hama. tab tan# far 2 dtadian 4 1 btey Mua

BABYSirrCR Nt t DI D In aw Farm- Mpon Htai home tar 3H yr aM. Mte-Frt. 639-I 30PI# RMan

- Itolpm 477-1:

1. ln<tar hama. Mantaw# Raf NaadiPCte.313 Ite H ObBABTtfTTER WANTED #i my Data

baya. $% $ l

CARBOiVeUto $ yr. aw bay 6 90b #1 my BauBdîfd

1 to f dtap Pta waalL m ttl a# 446.17*

I bay lb mm bam#. M 4 SBpte Bagta July I

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tarty Stator# • BbPWtoa *Plenloa CALL: 313-46447*

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Cab Qbw. 356-42*

OERBfDABU CHNJ) CARE Mtedty Frtdto. m ate 6 ana provtoao. aemnaaa lar auma H^gsrtyAMapta. 9BP-72M

KATHCS lOOB CHMJ) CARE QuaBty^boanaad to ham# Liven Ara# Maata prmbdad. Norvamoklng

rorunant 421-23*U C M C D CHRJ) CARE

my hom# biftails lo 4 yr# AcfM # m ote oompuMr 2 4 ok'

R.N 12Mio6 0raka. 963-7*1MEALS; AcPvRtao 6 lota of leva.«nta

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Group. 34916 Warran. Stota 162. WeeBand Ml 461*

as LoatiFowidBATHROOM SINK.20” round. Fontongton Hta#

477-40*NO- Dog. targo. krary Lpktaoote

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LOST Bbd. CartraBto, yuBew/bato# ge teteto Warrani/Wmna Rd#

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Vacuumhoaa. bnaii. iCiawaai,Mar. aiapa lar marounO poaf A fiar i rnaaanrm frm wm imm

487-0737 ar Paapar 87047U

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MCOCtiCY SÂ. 120 wan. broan marMa. aaata 4 paosla. radaopd cabinal oc8Tlna.li6o 404-0012

lOOOPOI. 1000. Poaa. aatraa. $1206.

OOYEO • Kanmora haavy duty, aa- caoant condWon. 07$. 450-7000

0C8MMI 075 10 0120. wood. 2 M l L-

OOUNO irX4* Oacl. I aM fMar. laddar t m um . Naada Wnm 0200 404-2307

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FEOOCRS 12.000 OTU air condMoo- Wia naw. uaad ona a

047$ 534-0100

717 Lawn, Qardsn, Fwm, Snow Equip.

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CAATTSAIAN TRACTOII 10M. Ma aOh aMoMa. ctMna A a la c -

lOrtaa. O liM or baal

720 Fknrers-Plente Farm Product

HARVEST OOtO gaa atoua. OiOO Can 722-0122 USED CaOlnalt.

IdOVINQ SALE-Centamporary aola A Iowa aaat 0205; ruoirtrm cAaO.

da tabia O w aoM 0100; cAaat ol drawaraAMi 0105. AO piBiianl oondNIon. 044-4

A Oryar, dMon. 501-0070

JOHN DEERE 12HR Mwi/oardan lor. 42" rmwar. front and arww aiar. a haal aralonaarraar apalont. IraPd Itraa. 10 ou.a traiar

02.200. Craftaman aiacfrtc laal MoMOr/vpouum 060. Evaa. 375-1002

COME SEE O' SAY TREES - lota I haroa. Wad - Sat. Own to

3pm FOR HR. t-04 ExN 120, 8 1 517-531-3170

EVERGREENS. noaarOtg Traaa A SAruOa SpariaOfing In matwa

I. Wholoaoia to auaryona.2560 Mann. Oarkaton 313-073-121/

NEW WHITE wtckart«naiM.FumHur*. I eh itn . oockM UM* + wNM alcktr

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PLYMOUTH - S FamiY QararMor. aawdng macMna. vacuum, lovaaaat ‘ mora. 0-5. Wad.-TYtura.. Juna 0- 10. 0001 Martoiaa. E of Shaldon off JoyRd.

I PATIO/porch AjmRura. 70 li I davanporl, 40 Inch round tabia, 4 ehalra. cfialaa tounoA coflaa tabia. and tabia. ottoman. CuoNona-baloa

I adh brown atripa. CwcaOani oondl- ^000. 047-7640

f BtOOfORELO - Juna 10-11, 0-5. 5304 Franbln Rktpa CVda. N off 14 jiM W of MMdMbatt. B i^ bad. blcy- ciaa. anmvbimMr, clotMnQ, ate.

PLYMOUTH • 0 famiy. 1201 Carol. Shaldon/Arm Arbor Rd. Juna 10-11. 0-5. Baby dothaa 0 hindlura. bOiaa. dtla. toya. itaraoa. paOo fumfiura.

PORCH FURNITURE. Ficfea Raod. Couch. ctMr. 2 and t

Ion 1230.

t BLOOAIF1ELO Movino SMa. 4440 Savola Trad. N of WMnwt Lalia. off Groan Rd.. Juna 10; 12-4. 11-12; 0-

. Mniiaahnid noma, toola. toya. fur- dtura. Me# now carpatino. ate.

PLYMOUTH - 0236 Rodbud (8. Of Ann Arbor Rd. W of LSay). 1 day only. Thura. Juna 10.0-3pm.

PRM LEATHER SECTIONAL DioaOanI condWon. $750 or

liar 350-5025

REOFORO - Juna 10-13. 10om-3pm MuM famiy. lota of atuff. N. of Baach. W. of 5 Mia. 25240 Kaalar

QUEEN SIZE Platform bod. almond la. plua mafiraao. $75.

661-0002^

BLOOMFIELD HILLS; Giant Eatata Saiatl 3707 N. Adama Rd. batwwan Watbaa A Big Baavar. Frl. Sal. Juna 11.12.0-5pm. Much FumRural

BLOOMFIELD - 4222 Ptnacroft N of Mapla. W of Orchard Laka

. Juna 7-11,0-5. FumMura. apfsO- ancaa. toya. TV a axardaa Hams.

BEDFORD Mowing SMa. 14030 Mw ton. N of 00. 2 blocka E of Baach. Juna 10-11-12. rKton-5.

WEST BLOOtyfFIELD

BLOOMFIELD HILLS • Fabuloua moving aala: toya, dotfiaa. bOiaa. houaahold. Thura.-Frt.. 10-3. 5510 Prtory, Ouarlon A FranUn.

(Taka Commaroa to N. on HMar* . Qraar A foOow afonaL Juna 10.

12. 0-5pm. Toola. sporting goods, baby nama. houaawaraa.

REOFORO Mufti Fwniy. 11342 Fan- ton. 3 of Plymouth. W of Tafagraph. Juna 10-11-12. 0-4. Houaahold. Rnana. books, toya. Chrtalmaa ale

I RED MAHAGONY 5 plaoa I sat. Ful aba bad. vanhy w/mirror.

. chair A niphtatwid w/ I drawar 02000 Othar rafMahad an-

■vaiabla. 1-000-002-0470

BLOOM FIELD HILLS-M ovIngowing.anookar pool, daak.

lampa. gardan toola A houaahold mlac. Sim-Mon. 0-5. 5311 Foraai Way. W/Talagraph. S/Lona Ptna

WIXOM-Juna 10th Ovu 12th. 0-5 miy aaia. Klda dothaa. toya,

houaahold. 2054 OHand. off Loon Laka. E of WIxom Rd.

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Zig sag aawing maeMna. Makaa do-

OUALITY mada Kora 18. ornamantal

piaoaa/aBaa. prtoay.

702 AntiquM

BLOOA4FIELO IllOa Movtog & Sony Camoordar. MIntando. TV. rp- hlgarator. toys, youth dothi biioy. houaahdd A goff bams arid

I mlac. atuff. Juna 10-12.6145 Htokory Traa Tn

Walnut Laka A Inkalar.

ALL ANTIQUES BOUGHT Postcards, old movla magazinaa. Shaiy china, china cupa A aauoara. papar doOa. toya, mtfiary 34^154

BLOOMFIELD TWP Nalghborhood oaraga aMa. Juna I2lh. 0-3 pm. Araa bordarad by Echo Rd.. Wing Laka Rd.. Lona Pina Rd.. Laka Craaoant.

AMBERINA. Satin. AH. cranbarry giaaa imarl, Balaak, Clolaaona, ai- var butlar diah. lampa. ale. 373-1002

FARARNGTON muM far

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ANN ARBOR ANTIQUES MARKET Sunday. Juna 20. 5055 Ann Arbor. Sahna Rd. ExH 175. off 1-04. Ovar 350 dealers in quaity wittquaa wid aalaci coiactiblaa. Admiaaion 04. Third Sundays. 25th saaaon Tha OngmaffH

abaoknafy huga garaga, yard, driva Middtobali araa. Yal-

atona poaiad. Thura. A FrL.O- 5pm. Qlrla dothaa. 3 montha to 7

dtotog tabta. portabla tOM naw Chrtalmaa

lama A giia. buM . mora.

FARMPtOTON Baby/loddMr atuff. compulara. mora. Thur»-Sal. 31024 FoRatona. 10 MOa/Orchard Laka.

ANTIQUE Vlciortan dining chalra (OX Cai after 6pm or weak an da:

040-1741BUY-SELL • mantaia. laadad m d<n»e. baiMad doora. fumNiaa. han- dal. pairpoim lampa. mlac 710 E. 11 Mila Rd. Royal Oak 542-5042

FARMINGTON HILLS-Furnnura. mlac. baby nama, brtdai gown, alarao. tv. ale. Thura. Juna 3; Tuaa. Wad., Thura. Juna 0-10. 0am. 20704 ‘ ax Cl.. 13 MOa/HaMad.

CLAW FOOT BATHTUB; Whba (2) 5 n tong Uka Brand Nawt 1230 aach Cai. 313-270-1222

FARMPtOTON HILLS - Colony Pwk M. Laka Part! Or. Juna 10. 12-

4pm. Juna 1V12.0am 4pm.

COCA COLA macNnaa. SO’a atyla; Not macNnaa. |uk4 boxaa; naon, docka. aoda fountaina 766-3027

FARMPtOTON HILLS • 12 MBs. W Of Farminglon Hwtoahold name. Fn-Sal. Jun 11-12.9 tpm.

HICKORY HILL ANTIQUES3231SarindMv«r

'4 Mbs E of Farmington RdGRAND OPENING JUNE 11. 12. 13

Marty SpacM Dlocounto Now open atarydax, 10-4

Thura A Fn unM 0pm 477-0030

FARAiMNQTON HILL8-27036 Kan- nood. N/12. E/Farmington.

Thura-Fn.0-4 Household. Soya, etcFARAIPtOTON MELS-KandMwood SubdMalon Saia Sal. Juna l2Pi 12 Mia A Farmington araa.

MISSION aoAd oak Ndaboard. aa- caiarri cortdWton404-0330 505-3062

CHARMINQ CHAISE LOUNGE Franch country afyla. luiy eanad/ charry Irama. 2 sals of cuaNona. 0275/baat FlynwuPi 410-5476

FARAMNQTON HILLS • June 10-12.20000 tpplatilnaaaom. 8. of 13

A W of Oraka. FumPura. TV. toya. dothaa. houaahold. much moralFARMPtOTON HILLS - 37772 HeO hood. N of 13 A 1 Mk W. of Hamoad Juna l0PiO 4A Juna ItPi $-12 Klda/aduR ctoPiaa. Ndao own.

BLOOMFIELD- Movi% Fwnl- tura. dothaa. toys, kniefc knacks ate. 0/10. n o 12. $4pm.(15AOrchwd Laka N.W. oomar) 6102 PIncroft St.

REOFORO TOWNSHIP - Juna 10. 11 A 12. $-8 17066 0 17706 Wafcan-,

d Baach 4 N. d 6 MM Ca- 2 2 2 ^ ^ 2 3 * ^ ^ ^ ^rantc top. aMctiic mom oMK ml- »- — ^ - ■ I par monat.

a arm I WAMAW I CCUH m saw ^ macMna. himibjra, | ywiVERSAL SEWPtO CENTER2670 0txlaHwy

REOFORO TWP.: Thura-FrI-Sd. | 674<0439

W. BLOOMFIELD • Houaahdd goods, alc. 0654 Knoiwood Cirda W. (8. d Mapla batwaan MkMMbah A Inkatar) Thum.-Sal.. 10am-5pm

13436 Fartay. 3 Mfca. E. d Baaoh.S. d Schoolcraft. Fumfiura. kkta I SOUO TEAK 2 plaoa aniartainmant dothaa. diahaa. bita. toys. ale. oanior. 66wx52hx20d. Nghlad dla-

ptay. 40*TV max. $800REOFORO - 12067 Woodblna. S. d Schoolcraft. W. d TaMgraph. THOMASVILLE duung room aat,JunalO. 11. 12. 13.$-4pm. 81100 .2^

BLOOMFIELD • Moving Sda. Aina 10.11, $-Spm Optfacaa.

thing, anilqua cadrtd. kNohan a. mlac. 2271 W. Shore HH Or

(off Middtobaft. N. d Long LafcaX

Sda $75.^ condftton Mud aai by Thura. | i

Norboma. 5 Mia/Baach Araa. Mlac. I ' ao3.M 73 'dothlng.toyt.otc. Thin.-Sat 04 . ' j i

BLOOAiFIELO - mufti fwniy In- fant/toddtor ctothaa. anOquaa. lawn aquipmant. houaahdd goods. Juna 11 A 12. $am to 2pm. 6060 North Short Or.. Off WMow Rd., N HMar A Commaroa.

______ ^ i TOYS-Sateoman'sSamplaSalsy y gy .' »a«»« ir r Taiagraph tfum W. CMmqo a | NotOnghaMi KnoA, off Morthwaatam

r siqf.. saoono ngm. no^moouno. m , batwaan Middlabaft A 14 Mbs Rd.

JoyX Thura-Sun. $ 6pm. aMo annual cfc aala FH-Bun.

REOFORO - 6266 Jaroma. Juna 10 A 11. $am 10 4pm. Baach/W. Chicago area. Maytag gas range, oontinu-

WATERBEO • King alta. healed wars dd. Original 6S60. asking I boo. C al John 643-7367 |

707 Oaraga 8Nm : Wayiw

6260 Avon cd iwtiblaa. erdta. baby | WORKBENCH, whfta daak A Kama, houaahold name, much mora. I unft, antiqua frullwood hai taWa,

CANTON - Church yard aala. 1656 Canton Canter Rd. across from Canton MeNara. J m lOm. lim 6 12P1.6-6

WEBTLANO • AWESOME Moving SaM Juna 11-12-13. 6-7. Fumnura. chair (graani A mora. 642 S a l u t e

CANTON - A m •■11. WNd .Ari. •■ «. HNary St. SM*. FunMm. boM.

I domng. MM. HoSdiY ~ a«b.8a<IAN.Eol27S.

baby MnMura. toy*. looM. gardan 7 m .1 ______ . , - uloola. UKiian rmac.. evnaraa. ra- n O U H H O ia U GO O S

WayiwCownlyMaHInvMa dghtstand.

r ^ 34337 Tontpj^. ^ J t * * Mgwia A door, quaan M rsaa/ « *-^ M Ira m a 6460 After Spm. 464-0248 |

CANTON • Pro moving aala. Juna 10-12. »4pm. Quaan alw d ethlnQ.

slant oondNIon. Anchors, braa,

WEBTLANO. Juna 10-11. 6;3O4'J0. ,Soma fumllura. mlac. home name. 3 couCH • famBaa. 36262 DMnghwn, B. d CharryMi. W .dH d

T h a t S p e c i a l

waiarbad. offloa daak. much mora. 4266 louPi WMard. 3 blooka E ol LucMa'a Bar. 8. off MirNgan Aw.

WEBTLANO mia B d O10-12. l0-5pm Many. Mwtymia B d Charryhfi • Vanay. Juna ........ ..............................wyllanto.1

CANTON. 4 twiWy adi Juna 10-11. 6-4. 7683 Or.. C d Canton Caniar. N d ran oP Shaldon Cantor Rd.

Thara-Frl..WEBTLANO Arbor Tr. I

Gary. B d Aim _ n ABddtobaft AMarriman Hmoahold. loya, dotting. bBaa. mlac Thura.-Bun..6-4

[CREAM COLORED ] aota. imiaoaal A ottoman. Wood i

I oocktai tabia. ObWig room I A tbo tabia wfpi 4 padded

5b-6604 G r a d u a t e !^haSLurd 4 6 - _ _ ,da. $360 261-3666 661-2636

FARMPtOTON - muW Mmly. 36166 . lan Rd. N 11 mia. W d Drafca

Wad. 6 6pm. Thira Pmi ia i. 6 6pm.

708 HouMliold OUctand County

ENTERTAPtMENT Cantar. Contam- parary dark wood. 66 wida X 56H N6RX20daap.6600. 661-4

GAROetCfTY-Juno16-11-12.64. 1214 Holin. S d Ford. E d MlddM- baft. Klda doPma A loya, wdw.

FARAMNOTON HMa Fr1.-Bd.. 26471 8 HarwiohCoisl. Woodcraak Bub N d 12.

GARDEN Cm r. Juna6.10.il. 6 AM 26664 Mannapfri. B. af Ford, off MIddMboll. EwryiNno muol gd

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33442 6 33462 KiPvyn naw F«m- Inglen 6 Cherry He.

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822-8817OERSAAN SHEPHERD - AKC. afdlo. Mock aRh aPYar 8 oraom. Oood na> MradtamBydog. 782-1868OOLDGf RETRCVO - 10 rnomti 4M malk. sRota/namarad. protaa slorMf ooiMla naada lo Rnd a good homa lor SwirpM. 8800. 4844718

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SUMMER 80AT 4 PONTOON DOCKAGE ON CMAdf OF 7 la k es

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SUMMER LEASE 88 R oanda 88.478 aloraaa

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m BoaltiPotor*ALUMP4UM 18 R StarcrML Opan

' ~ canwaa. 88 hp. iaRUndar 82800 884-8184

ARMTOCRAFT - 20 R. a/K< board/owMoard. mcs8arn sRapa.

wary MM. moady siorad g4iS6^84100.; I Coaan. waadand

BAJA. 1881. lew boura, off shora afyM iki boat, tradar. 170 hp. Ej lam macRcanical. $4,900 474-jBASS BOAT. 17 R. ChMfMon • 160 Marc. axoaSam oondRlon. low hOVK 88.600. £¥00 782-5882BASS BOAT 1888 -

Marcury. aaoi 1.800S .

18‘ Slarloa. 190 lam oondRlon.

818-4284818BAYLMER 18*10*’. oamar conaoia. kMdod lor addng. low houra. $5000 Ci8aflar4PM 538-2911BAYL84ER 1887. 28R.. 8H 880HP. Naspa 8. Fu8 canvaa Mww

...................... 981-0248BOAT HOMT/DOCK SPECIALISTS

3800 capocRy how -81800 NrcraR Ml lor 2 - 8700

K) aacttan iraaiad dock • 871 WRh akjndnum 8 pool 4 oroaabar •itgpoal

813B.31;

IS* Bow RMar. 90 HP. E-Z IM trWar Alaoulpntannnckidad MuataaoN 81800 528-7288

JACK RUSSEU Tamar p m . waaka.MoMora.83eo. 832-8487

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522-8286CBfTURY 1888 2000. 18 R bowrtd- ar. 280 HP Mare 1.0. Shorafandar

810.900OW YSL6R BUCCANEER. It n . 18 Sadboai, anoadam oondRlon, tradar, rdddyloaa«8l.900/baal. 498 0688CHATfON. 1888- I t R. Cutty CaMn. 186 marc. I/O. tradar. axiraa. 88700/baal 6224471COBIA. 1880 Moma Carlo 188E8 • Opon bow 44L. V8. L ^ .. w/lraBar

Wno $18,600 or boat 388-7862EBCO 1878 Bowridar. 140 Inboard/

imartor. aupdr buy 88806 or baal oflar 622-0227; ---------EBKO 1886. BOAT 8 WELL. Caaa LJka. 180 Mboard/oulboard. ir r * .

buyara ordy. 88260/baal 382-4088FMERC3LAS8 MR. 40Rp JoRndon.

' TraPdr. dmrad. 8629467-4179

FISHERMAN S DREAM SamtyiwR. tS'r*. 3 M bancR aaaia. i bow goal, alda moumad Maartng 4 motor condcM afacdlc atari. 26 hp Marcu-

traBar. 2 downrlggara widi poNa ‘ laNpkia many axiraa. $4,000

866-3243 or 356-0471FOUR WIN08. 1882. 19 R., 186 1 . I/O, naw Marlor, aacaBani oondL

3804081

FOUR W84N6 1888 18R daok boaL loadad. 812.800 313 828 8080(3RAOV wRRa/oranydar 20. tilN . V^ 186, landam iraRar, good condL don. 816.000 or baal. 2664664JET BOAT: 1882 wdR oanfar i

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HOaKM 1887 BRa • 2S0CC. radAow m iaa Excadanl rwrmang aon« 81088. 847HONDA. 1887 Spraa - 2800 i

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KAWASAKJ 1887. 780 N ^ a Rima good 6000 mim Needaaomaplaa- fc iiOOarbaai CW 7224484KAWASAKI •Mck Varyg Offer Cal. 318-281-6843SUZUKI 1888 460 OL. 2200 oHtnM

8800/baatgaed oon CNiaflar 7m >. 478-8826

YAhUHA RAZZ. 1882 - 4.000 mdaa. Bka naw. $900 or boot offer

526-7818YAbUHA. 1676 OT17S - 700 brortd mm condNlorv 8886 or maha

r 586-4487YAMAHA 1988 Razz. ordy 3800 mdaa. Ma naw. rad. 8800 Cad afW 6pm 846-2682YAMAHA 1881 TraPway 200 Endure. ApproauTTWaly 150 mdaa. Bi

I ilSOOfIrm 888-2868

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AIR8TREAM. 1878 TrWar • 28'. uaaaga BaauMul oondRlon. contNnad. loadad $7260 463-6877ALJO 1881. 24 ft., ilaipa 8. axoaP lanl oorwPtion Marry axtraa “ offer 755-7347ALLEORO 1867 molorhoma 27H' R. Olvoroa foroas tala 828.000 348-6408APACHE 1874. poi up, vary oondRlon. aiaapa 8, hbargiaaa sidaa,

.81700 4844733CHAMPION Calay- 30'

Mafafy loadad. with awning. Must aae. M« naw $8750 422-0580CLASS A moforhoma. 1873 In good oorrdMon. Haw awnmg 8 new bal- larlaa. 86600 C48 421-4989COACHMAN. 33'. Claaa A. PraN- dandal 1884, 3 Nr condRionara. 8.5 garraralor. C8. laiapnona. TV. crowara arrd a lot more. 42,000 mBaa. Me naw inakfo 8 out. Horr-

6. 817.900. 313-591-0977

COACHMEN Pop-W- 186 8, atom, loa box, IWrnaca 8 wafer lank Exoadard oorrdWon. $1900.

3261288COACHMEN. 1880 20R.Sport • compNN -.300 mdaa 817.500. 4961428COLEMAN. 1882 SaquMa pop-up camper, brand naw. wRR haalar.

3484072, 420-2732COMBI SPORT Camper for car or motorcycN. atwdng. a 81690 M lCROWN. 1873 Pop-up. Oood condL don MuNaNl IN 81.000 iNtoa.Cad 526-6331HOLIDAY 1873. 23 R. trovN tradar. alaapa 67. Sad Conialnad. Oood CondRIenf 82000 458-2346JAYCO 1882. 26 R. Now Unuoad FuB Warranty Low 810.400/baN Cad.Fut Warranty LoodadH Awning. At ---------- - - 3134324^1

NOMAO 1978 TrawN Tradar oomamad. automatic oondRlon Al or Vicfci:PALOMPfO pony 1067 pop-up. Siaopa 8 Cxcadanf condilon. 82900

522-4081ROCKWOOO 1888. tmOaUm popup

ar. 1288XL. axoaBam oondL ban. loddad. 85800/baN 567-4882STARCRAFT 1880 38 R. IS M mBaa, Neka, camara, Nr rtda. 3 alra. ~ TVa. VCR. awnmga. loa maker. Naciric aola 8 mcra 8262787

MASTER C R yT PRQ ST^ 180 • 1887, anoadam oondRlon Vary Maan, bkia 8 addia Sforad adnfara.

$11,800.MAXUM 1888 bowrtdor, Eaoort tra6

I. nm 2880

MIRAQE 17R.. 1887 bow rtdir. inbeard. ¥8 808

TS!b^ 8 aguipmam. 488-7688

OM KA 1888. 28 R. w/N

818.800PONTOON bOdL 20 R kg malar. iraBw, 6 a i. roOIng nador. 84880. 681 0888 ar

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RAY80NCRAFT 1888. 18R. CNlNe Rooor Fraaf M paw 8 __

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271-8482 ar 8461480> SPRrrt 18* r ' baw «Mar. bV

1888 23R trader. Naapa 8.nialnod. axiraa CicaBant

condmon 87800 MuN aaa 4961890TlOQA. Arrow. 1881. 27-Y. 18.000 mdaa. an. micro, awranga. Mta naw. 828.000 5814488TlOQA 1884 >28R. Chevy chaaNa.

dbmna. badi wdh 615.500 2284276

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CHEVY 618 1888 - pHk M . NN 818 888M A T IC K C H E V Y 531 -7 1 0 0CHEVY 6 M 1888 - BM w. LT pdNmga. 4 daw Owe diawaandNM A T^ C K C H iEV Y 53 1 -7 1 0 0CHEVY 618 1888 • Taboa. VBl ab. alan

GORDON CHEVROLET 188 6888CHEW 1881 |g 888M A T IC K C H E V Y 53 1 -7 1 0 0CHEW 1888-NM nf daM V8.88.888CHEW 1880 610. 2 .a 8

CHEW 1881 SIS. 8 drhm, rad avw bW 48.008

OOOQC 8-280 1888 - b _Van. Carpal loyara dream. 88.8U

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DODGE RADER 1888 •

T O W N & C O U N T R Y474-8790 DOOQE 47*

o cy q c 1888 RAMCH/mOER, Ni- oaSam oandRkvL orginN ownw. 87980 8474080OOOQE IBM 190 pick;^ . cortdRtan, loadad, ortgln Niarp. 88200 847-8080OOOQE 1881 LE. V8,

6290, Ram Wagon - DuN Nr. 8 haoL

I.810.888

C A M P B E L LDodge 9961500OOOQE 850 Cummina Twbo Olaaal. 1880 - Qraal TruokI M R box. duN row. 10.700 gwr. phone, CB. fog lamp. 108.000 mdaa, 811.800.

542-8879FORD BRONCO 1881 Nr. ~814.

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OOOGt CARAVAN 1888 - MARK BL - irarNan. V8. waaaiabr . Nr. p

rntdawa and lacka. Abay wht 188 1 awnw awaa. SI8 J 88

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4814110 USED CARO 882-8322OOOQE. 1882 CwwarNWf Van.

DOOQE 1888 • Cenaarafon YWL V8.anabc. ab. poww atawmg. a

brakaa. Ntoa buck Iw oiNy 84.SMF A IR L A N E F O R O

562-1172OOOQE 1887 Rwn. 8 paaaangar. VB. aaoaBani oondMen. ab. low mdaa. $4,488 8868784FORD AEROBTAR 1880 • 7 paaaan- lar kmdad wMh aqutamant 88885 SoROONCMEVROLCT 4584290

FORD AEROBTAR 1880 • Extended A8 admN drhm 44. V8. aidnmBtif.

crulaa Ml 8 moral Ordy 88400 mBaa. 811.888

DICK 8COTT OOOQE 884 AwiArbwRd

491-2110 USED CARS 8824822FORD C-190 1881 Van. V8. aulomabc. W the loya. Va- cabon ready $18,868

F A IR IA N E FO R D 562-1172

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884 Ann Arbw Rd.451-2110 USED CARS 882-3822

FOROVAN 18t1-HMep CwhmrNon 819.848

T O W N & C O U N T R Y4744790 OOOQE 474

FORD 1883 Ccenovan cwivarNon. axiandad body. 8 ft. coding. 82700 ORbaNoflw M lFORD 1886 • Nub wagon. XLT, 302. 4 apoad aulomallc. 8 paaaangw. Nr. 78,000 mdaa. 82.400 466-1810

Carooi^ SSo>489.

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FORD RAffOER 1881 ab. cuofom bu8L MuW aoal 88.448

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FORD RANOER 1880 - XLT. aulo- idWwr. 33.000 mBa BOO JCANNOTTC

PONTIACA6MC TRUCK Plymoidh. 4862600

FORD 1888 8/4 ton ad, Raooahik

dMon. 86.800FORD 1988. F190. 8 cyindw . ab.

afoorbig/brokaa. aunroof. 8 d .87 l«

FORD 1888 XLT. 4x4. Oiwweab ' Id. aupw Nawi r

8 1 2 4 0 0 . 422-0080FORD • 1880 BRONCO. Ml XLT, loadad. low mdaa. CO Aakb^BlBMO. 2744888FORD. 1880, F190. LXT, LWlal. 4.9,

-. Miy 18.000

FORD 1881 Ciwforw. bfack. EddM f. naw brakaa/braa. 818.000.

CadRobFOUR whaN drtva 1978 poww amg-

low buck wNh 380 angina.00 328-1^

QMC JbdMY 1881 - ST. Only 21.000 ' 6 814.880

SHELTON PONTIAC BUCK 881-6000

FORD. 1887 CLUBWAOOH XLT. loadad. low mdaa, 88486

922-1878FORD 1887 - Ckib wagon Ordy 88.885M A TICK C H E V Y 531-7100

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HONDA 1881 ACCORD • ab. 8 mraaw, raa, amwt. awwmwy awra. 981-8881 47V4M8HYUNDAI 1888 - ENCBL. 2 daw. ona ownw, wanfl law al 88888

MARTY PB4MAN CHEVROLET 1-8868667087

SUBURBAN 1888. 4a ready Sava

M A T ICK C H E V Y 531-7100

4868748 '881^171TALON. t^ .km tad rN 6 auM a^

bon. 88 .888 . ^ 6 6 1 4 8 6•UZUKJ SDEKICK. 1888. JX. 4x4. 62400 mdaa. Smpaad. aaVb» oaw •ana. gray/Mack aoR lop. 86800/ baal.MuM8 aW 3062133

JAGUAR 188) XJ8 . aOaw. 88400 miaa. 88600 8IO41S0

m B a ic kJAGUAR 1888. VDT. 80.008 ibBaa. bMNt. mbb oandMon. 814.800

868 8389CENTURY 1878. 2 dOW. g w ^ kapL wa8 mawlNnod. naw goad. 8 IM 842-8818

SUZUKI 1888. 4 whaN drtra wah rw- movabla hardtop. aRmr mM abh Mack madwr Mariw. HoM ahara rrnmowmmmm 82488.TYME AUTO 4969088

LAMBORQHdft 1880. Yrraco. P2 .0 . mack, low miaa. 828.000 8461823 CENTURY 1888 Umhad Badan. 4

eyWidw. loaded. 31668 aWae. aaoN- IWK. 88200 w b « L 682 M8 fSUZUKI 1888M Samuri: am-fm caa-

•ana. 83300 CNi Scon 6362226MAZDA RX7 1886 • ab. alarae. oaw •ana aunroN, axlra aharp.

MARTY ^ J r IiSn CHEVROLET 1-8068867007

CPfTURY. 1880 - AmNW alwao

ood rn fitliiV 87280. GaO aBw Ipm. 881-8848SUZUKI 1880 - SD eoCK. JX. 00a-

varbbla. 88080T A M A R O F F B U IC K

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MAZDA 1888 RX-7. CoiylaaM ra- nwmaad al daalarahm, brand naw angbw 84400 737-M 8 781-f888

ESrikTE WAGON. MBS - MoN ap- bona. 81488 bwy- nWaa. 7S,M aarrgaly. 88888 / 476^17

MAZDA 1888 8280X - 4 dadr. 8 apaad, ab. oruNa. am bn eaaaaaa. wwadarN BonNban. 62408 mOaa. •W BITjial. 487-8282

ORAM MATIOfMl/ 1887. 1 awwr, T - T ^ Bw awr. 0 ^ 811 4 m

BXLPQ KCH BVRC^ 881-SI82WAOONEER 1886. naw trwmmia- •Ion. rrwny raoani rapaba. $2900/ baW 6462424

8 2 S S p o r t o i

lm p o fi§ d C R TS

MAZDA 1880 MMa. rad. I8 4 OO mdaa. aacaBanl eonNbon. 811400 ■rm 468-8841

LCtOBRE 1878 - i daw. Law ad#- nw mdoN Now b ^ 1 ndifai aam- fort raAbla. Nhiai. WaB mabi- tNnad.M raoNpf^110f 6467333MAZDA 828 LX 1888 • aifle. 6 daw.

4 cyindw. mwadanl candMorL loa6 ad. 88600 Ahw 8pm 4864081

ACCURA 1881 kNagra LS • loadad. ab. caaaana. Ighi bfim/bkm.88890 w baw offw 881-8282

LESABRE 1878 Jx O bObO. 77488 mOaa. vary aharp. muN aa l

MI-8788M ER C m S BENZ 1881 S88bL emwa. kdN equipped. NwY exMriw. dark brown kdarlw. 824.000.

4761628

ACURA. 1880. LOgand L. mbK. Ion6 ad. 1 owfwr. 818.W0 Mon-Fri 8414818; aflw 8pm 3368818

.ra n iRE 1888 LM. 1 naiad, aaaat-

y. $11,460. 4844784AUO 1086. 4000a. gray, aibvoof.100.0(X) miaa. good condbloft. 83300 847-8217

MERCEDES 1880 180E - 18 Biw. CxoaBani oondMon. Mual aaO. $17,000. 882-1400

PARKAVBRIE. 1888 - FNIb laadad. rary NaWL Grwid Pa’a caTitOOO

464-8888CORVETTE 1077, L48. aufOWMhC. am-fm afwao. poww windowa. T topa. angina 8 body good, oranga/ blaefc Mariw. IdCMW/baW 053 SmO

PORSCHE. 1087 024S - 0OK. 8 apaad. bright rad/bMNi Mariw. poww aunroN. gorgaouN 87J00.

860-0881

PARK AVENUE 1881 - ULTRA. While wbh grw Nafhw. 818487

SHELTON PONTIAC BiXCK •61-8800

I - A.P.V 7 k. loeka. tt

OOROON CHEVROLET

8 more.

468-6290Chavy. APV. 7 paa-

r goodtfSo o .

LUMMA 1882 APV • 5 pwaangei Loaded. 19.000 miaa. $12400 8rm.

3764787•2 - A.P.V., 7 pawagw.

Ml poww. won*1 laN N 814.486 OOROON CHEVROLET 488-6290

LUbbNA 1882 Ewo. Ordy 811486M A TICK C H E V Y 531-7100OLDBMOBKE. IM SWwuM Van. 8Rmr, orw laabrnr kifartw. Ma mBaa, naw braa. aaoabani oondMon. 811.900 Oaya 981-2888~ t: 917-6463788PLYMOUTH VOYAGER. 1888. rad In 8 out. aharp. loadad w/iuxury package, many naw parla. $1888

4766488PONTIAC 1881 TRANSPORT Com- pNlaly leodad. only 18.800 mbaa. 1

812.880 BIU FOX 881-2282

TRANSPORT 1880 SC - Rad 38.000 422-4340

VOYAOCR 1880 SC. Mach cherry Poww Naartng, brakaa. loNia. vanN 8 hatch Ab. oruiaa. raaaaiu

WMNE8AOO 1877 meiw homa. Vary, vary Naan MuN aaN Ready fw vacation Ordy S6d80 BR.L FOX CHEVROLET 881-2282

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CAMPER TOP fw 8R body buck 1882 MNdRe bkm. N M o wb ‘ 8228 522RU8TB) AFAR7 If r ow. duio body rcbuddbig.

•ddnabM. aid 8 now Hank. 281-8878

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C A M P B E L LOodga 8861800

BLAZER 1888. V I aidamadc. mM oonWOon. Pay |uN wm prica. uNaai you Vink b*a lea M#i 188 down. 1181 manfhfyTYME AUTO H I 1888

QMC 1881 • Jbamy 6 H Mww. 8Ll4daw.MBpOWW 814448

T O W N & C O U N T R Y474-8788 OOOQE 4744888

•LA Z0I 1882 • 4X4. 610. TNma. 4 daw. 18488 mOaa Prieod Iw quNk •Wa 817488

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(MdC 1881 U nm m Mefc-Up 1 ownw. vary Nawi Ordy tMOO

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BLAZER 1888. M aBa. loadad. •MCkw 828 .8 8 0 . 20.088 mdaa 817488 3860824

MUZU 1888 - Traapw. L l awenwl la. ab, and mara. Om T haadaiNM A T IC K C H E V Y 531-7100

BLAZER 1888. 6 H Tahaa pook- agk. 2 daw. taadai. 8400 mOoa 817480. (8181811 8881

LARMT 6160 1881 • Rbarglaaa cap. awemabc. ab. loadad. now811488.488-2424

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AUTOMOTIVEmmfwm wvw. «■■■■ pw> rmt,

rs .'n 'S L S r-rs : gash's*::!.** ___MAtOCCHCW 631-7100OArroM

FOX HILLS £ .:

iMjro AUAMTI ««ti. . »7jC

•tOAM Of MUl. MATICK CHEVY SSI-7100 OAVTOltA

SfMtTI l47»-a4t omASr* iMi.vai4»i<om

AIMrtA»4M-4tM

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k mM t MM lr««A 0% «ocKtoonooM«f4 iMw iWMr MA4i !•« Ilf UKD CAMt MM

c«COAL 7MI LTD. 0f>AUf tM7 niM tmm 70.0MK. nm»n mmmrn•M MO CtWffoiit

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CAVAUfA 1MI - -------proufMiiM 40M0 Min MowMamMAATV FELDMAN CMKVmXffT.KVHAWm tM4 •LfTOOirinL

tL00MMD<7 IMI Miro. tmIMMOmin I1M0 ^7M4)7M

MUtTANO IMi • •?.MMO Min, MMM Mm IMANTV FMMAN dWIOtrr>OTZ.MOMi

ELOOflAOO tMt MAAMTZ. My A OOMAMM om miM iI MiportSHl.oiionA.IT. fMs ent nigM ol i»-Mr- MANTY FELDMAN CHeVNOifT TYMEAUTO

CAVALtfN 1ME, 04. My loMM. MW wMM*. M Mnfc Mnr ran hapt Mm nw. Mft11411

*M.lKYHAWK. iMt. 4 Door. mAOMM- M ngm NnM m $i.mT md-mnody

FLEETWOOD IMS • OaCMonoAIOMM. HMtlM. muM MA $44M

lENgTTA MM - OONOONCHfVNOLffT

CAVAUEN 1M7 •peed. Nr. wM me tIMO/M

MUfTANO IMt - QT. MM m •Wl NM. f nni. iMmom | lMM4AAJ4t4HINES PARKUNCOLN MMCUNY

•HADOW 1M7

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•ENETTA ISM*CAVAUEA ISM < only 41.000 r 224. loniod. M. Wnor SS.S0O. 421-2S3S

SPECmUM 1SM*iFWS. Smpm SMpl 1MANTY FELDMAN CHEVROLET 1-«»M4>7M7

CAMPBELL

JKYLANK tSM • 4 door. MAOwmHC. «r. Nl. Mpor Morp ISSSS>ONOON CHEVNOLET 45AMS0CAMPBELLm SSS-1M0

OONOON CHEVNOLET CAVALICJI ISM * Wnm rS6M-OMERSET. tSS6 - i .•tid. mm HroA now ti 'an*good SISOO/ImN

SEDAN 0EVH.LE. 1SSS. M A-1 oon* n. MSOO S2S-M20

CAMANO 22S. 1SS3 E 1S7S * k ... VS. ON, Mio. SSMO ML m lontoofMNIon.S30000A. 47SM12

OrtiMATICK CHEVY 531-7100

it2 ChrytitrSHADOW. ISM ES * S-MaM.. lonMo* MMv oroo o o anoo. an*

OiAOMaic. Nr.

T O P C A $ HFor ALL used

Cars, Trucks & Vans• Any Make or Model• Any Year• w e Pay Off

Bomis For Extra' Clean vehicle

Call Mr. Miller

CAMAHO. 1M7 - riirrtinl oa lion, too mmcA to IN. $7200.3S7-S4M

CAVAUCN ISM fiiora. Only S6SMMATICK CHEVY 531-7100

CONQUEST 1M7 NrNoaM A loNia. ISL endaa.ONy«SOS SAKS OLDS 47S-0S90 ON. 41$ SMIaonly

SHADOW ISM ES * air. powor. mm roN. Factory warranly.i baaytLS4S06.S3SM7S

SHADOW ISM.M.OOOactuNMn.

CAMANO ISM • Oood oondMon. $2100 Cal NtorSpm313-SSS-0M1

CAVAUER 1SS0 R8 4 CySndN. 1 Nr. orijioa. am-1ri nN ownw. btad w/f ■oalanl oondWon 7SS-17S4

FTTH AVENUE 1SS0Mm 4•lass.*"2S4-0SM

SO.OOOifNaa, $3,000 Mrm. 477*7341buyara plan, mai down pajanant S your paraNi to ooalon. miEAUTO 454

V*S 4CAMANO tSOO-Autnmadc. mora. Only $7SMMATICK CHEVY 531-7100

CAVAUCa 1M1. R8. CoomtIM*.I alMla. *fradti1. asoaiani oor 0on.$10.000/baN. Em: 7$S-3Si0

FTTH AVENUE, tOM * MMaSa condMon. loadad. $4400. or boN Day 421-7444 Em 42D-31MSHADOW 1SS0-4 door. Nr. 43.000ML Nrmm Mm 4 bratea. S8200.347

CAMANO 1$M MOO-Z2S. loadad. S.7L angina, naw tim 4 aNMuat 30,000 mi $10.000/baM 2S1-SS2SCAVAUER 1M1 * Wagort R8. «iio* rnaOc. ab. eanatla. MM orN

FNTH AVENUE ISM * Ai powar .top N Mm Nia luxury. $3006 ES.

CAMARO, 1M1 NS • 33,000 mMaa. VS-306. 5-ipaad. t>topa. Nad. No ■now. SSSOO. M1*S036OONOON CHEVROLET 45S-S2M

FOX HILLSCbryNor WyrwmMb Map Taglo 46^40 MI-3171

SHADOW ISM VS. ■MtomaUc. air. powar i 4 locka eruln MM AM/FM c mora. Hirntw graan 8AVEI Cai fw

Garden City Auto Mart

27777 Ford Rd.C a rd e n City 4 2 5 -2 2 1 0

CAMARO 1SS2 • AMtomaOc, Nr. radmV

fylATiCK CHEVY 531-7100

CAVAUER 1SS2 - R8. Convertible. automaMc. ab. M poww $11.9SS QONOON CHEVROLET 45S-6250LASER IS SS.OOOmlw nt» . . . aurwool. aMoaSont oorrdi tton. $2700 or baN. 3S4-11$7

DtCK SCOTT DOOOE 0$4 Ann Arbor Rd- 451-2110 USED CARS $02*3322

CAMARO 1002 * R8. VS. 5 tpoad. caoaolta. 16.000 min.Hurry S11.4S6OONOON CHEVROLET 450-62

CAVAUER 1SS2 - 224. ConvarUbto. rad4loodod.$13.4M MARTY FELDMAN CHEVROLET 1-006*354-7007

L£ BARON 1SS2. 4 door. loathor bv tortor, good oondMon. 0060.Em 2SO-2S30

SPIRIT 1092 • outotrwMc. Nr. ChriNar wSrranly avaMMa. M STOWN & COUNTRY474-0750 DOOOE 474-OT'

CAPRCE CLASSIC. 1900, aulQmal- le. <X), crum. Nr, powar ■tearino/ “ • 453*0212

CAVAUER 1002 • 2 d 13.000 miaa. aulomN fTKira. $a.4S5 OOROON CHEVROLET

LOARON 1M7. Pramium. 31.000 miaa, loadad taatbar wcoN $5060 Altar 4^. ’ 330-5002

brakaa. etarao. Ciicaiinl.CAPRICE CLASSIC 1090 Broug-MATICK CHEVY 531-7100

cavalier 1092 R8 - CorwarMbla. OM program care. 3 to choon. compINPh loadad. Starting N $12,000BIU FOX CHEVROLET 051-2202

LEBANON 19M oonvarUbla. 20.000 miaa, loadad. muM taM CxoaMant Won. $0660 S4S-S212

SPIRIT 1003mr fo BRUCECAMPBELL530-1500

CAPRICE 1970. 4 door eadan. M powar. automatic, runt good. llOOO/baaL 470-3020CAVHJER 10M RS • 4 cyOndar. automatic. Nr. -----•ourtd. runt(

L£ BARON. 1088 CONVERTIBLE .5. Nr. automatic, loadad. nm •hocka, Nrutt 4 brakaa. 50.000 min $6250. 561-0337Ford

1090. Ofdy

tomatic. Nr. rantm. machanicaiy >goodS2000. 474-5027

Get the FAX abeut autes fer sale!

CHEVELLE. 1072, wagon. 350 CIO. automatic. Nr. 36.000 mNn. rurw good.ruN.$l500/baN. 464-6

LaBARON 10M * OTL. M.OOO mMaa. $10.300TAMAROFF BUICKTN-12 SouthSeld

BERETTA $0005MATICK CHEVY 531-7100

353-1300

CROWN VCTORU 1902 • LX. ooN gray. 4 door, loaded. Extra clawi. OWy$14.9MFAIRLANE FORD

562-1172CHEVELLE 1972. dan. $1,000 or beat offer. CNI 300-0750

LaBARON. 1900 - 4 cyOndar. axoal- lant Niapa, 31.000 mMaa. $0,650 or N Olfar 450-0243

Now you can get O bserver & Eccentric

a u t o a d s 1 2 h o u r s b e f o r e t h e y h i t t h e

s t r e e t .

Our new AUTO FAX SERVICE begins

W ednesday, June 2,1993 and will allow us to

FAX you the auto ad s in Thursday's edition on

W ednesday at 6;00 p.m.

F O R M O R E I N F O R M A T I O N . C A L L

Bryan 5 3 - 2 2 9 7

CHEVETTE 1903 - 4 ipeed. 2 door with hsich. stsreo. raiebts. Needa axheuN. $450. 425-3570

ESCORT OT ISM * Black. 5 apaad. ab cor>dMon. Pramium aound/tapa. bn. 6S3-4iOO

CHEVETTE 1M7 - Why pay more? $24SSMATICK CHEVY 531-7100

LaBARON 1902. ConvartlMa - VO. auto. ab. 14,000 exacutlva drtvan mMaa,$14.2M.DICK SCOTT DOOOE 664 Arm Arbor Rd.451-2110 USED CARS 062-3322CITATION 1981 - 4 door. red. radio, ab cor>dMonlno. Runs good. 61.000 miaa. $800. After 5pm; 522-5552CITATION 1962, axcaMant runrMng condflion. Naada body work, bumpar. wbidahWd. front grM. ho $400 CNiOavaanyttma. 427-2302

LaBARON 1092 - Convartibla. LX. V6. automatic. Nr. powar wbtdowa 4 locka. Intinity aourtd. Inthar 4 morN 'hrtead to aai 415.2MOtCK SCOTT DOOOE 6M Arm Arbor Rd.451-21 to USED CARS 962-3322

ESCORTS 1992 - ZERO DOWN. 2 door. 4 door. automaMc, Nr. powar rtg 4 brakaa. Much nt From only $6,544 to quaW buyers.FAIRLANE FORD

582-1172ESCORT. 1995 • 2 door. 4 aaaL ood condWon. naada haad gaakal. 650 Cal Shawn anyMma S37-42M

CITATION 1984 X-11 Nona. automaMc. crum. Nr. extra Naan, 8.D. car. no ruat. aporty. S1200.S36-0495

NEW YORKER 19M Uka new. $6996

CORCICA 1990 * LT. automatic. Nr. tm. crum. atarao 4 mora. $0095 OOROON CHEVROLET 450-5250

AN luxury,

FOX HILLSChryalar-Ptymouth leap Tagla 455-4740 961-3171

ESCORT 19MH automaMc. ouW H- tie car. 51.000 min I kind of Bankan ugly odor. OrMy S23M. TYMEAUTO 456-56M

COFW:a 1$S0 - LT. V automatic.pmear windows, powar loNta. tm. crum. 30.000 min. Only $5995 SOB SAKS OL08 476 )930 axt. 415 Aak tor AJ SibNa only

NEW YORKER 19M - Lwwau. loadad. V6. autorruMlc, Nr. $9466 BRUCE

ESCORT 19M EXP • Low mOaaga. ■un roof. auto. $3500. ESCORT 1990 LX • 4 door. auto. 47.500 mNn. $4995. After epm: 729*1404ESCORT 19M- QT. Nr, crulaa. n- 47$ >4M

CAMPBELLDodge 530-1500ESCORT 19M - 5 apaad. rune good $1495OOROON CHEVROLET 456-6250

CORSICA 1992 - V6. automaMc. Nr. ■tarao. tm. rear datog. $9905 OOROON CHEVROt 456-5250

NEW YORKER 1990. Landau, ful powar, automatic ab. caaaatta, ax- oNlant. M.500 After 6pm. 679-7931ESCORT 1M7, OL. 3 door. automaMc. 66.000 miaa. Naan. aamManl Nm* $1,750. 476*777$

CORVETTES 1991 4 1992 - Hwd topa and oonvaMhm. oompiNafy loadad. Stwting N $24,900 BtLL FOX CHEVROLET 661-2262

aS4 DodgtCHARGER 1996. ShNby. 72.000 miaa. sunroof, no rwN. aupar ear. $1700. 30O-O0M

ESCORT 1M7 * Oo io work car. 1.74$.TOWN & COUNTRY474-6750 DOOOE 474-MM

locka. factory sunroof, alarao, taiatrumantatlon.ED 721-3793MUSTANG 19M QT - 36.000 min Sharp.MARTY FELDMAN CHEVROLET 1-M6-364-7007MU6TANQ am/bn atarao, aurrourwf aound. m Mack, garage k^ $279 doam wMh ~ pavmanta. 20 mbaita vN by phone. TYMEAUTO 456-55MMUSTANG 7.000 actuN

FOX HILLSChryator Plywiouth leap Fagia 466-6740 MI-3171MUBTMtO. 19M, QTMn-fm atarao caaaatta, ortglnN owner.$4,600. 525-M07MUSTANG 19M QT - aiicNIant con-

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Leeza Gibbons with an uncharacteristically tired note in her usually effervescent voice. She is referring to the workload involved in lauching her new daytime talk show, “John k Leeza From Hollywood.”

"I'm operating on almost no sleep,” she says, “because I most especially don't want to shortchange anything or anybody.”

The moment of melancholy is quickly replaced by the enthusiasm her viewers have come to know and love from her long tenure on the syndicated program “Ehitertainment Tonight.” Her voice warms again when she begins to speak of “John k Leeza.”

“John (Tesh, her co-host) and I are bouncing off the walls,” she says. "Somebody’s going to have to rein us in.”

The new show, which presents an hour of variety entertainment before a studio audience each weekday, premieres Monday, June 14, on NBC. Obvious comparisions will be drawn not only to the highly successful “Entertainment

Tonight,” but also to the syndicated morning favorite, “Live With Regis k Kathie Lee,” the program with which “John & Leeza” will share a friendly competition.

“John and I are both big fans of what Regis and Kathie Lee do,” says Gibbons. “I’ve filled in for Kathie Lee many times. When it looked like ('John k Leeza') was even the spark of an idea, I wrote to them and said, 'If it happens, it will be because of you guys, because you’ve been so incredibly successful.’ They have both been real supportive and very gracious In a lot of markets, we’re actually companions, so I think there’s certainly plenty of room for everybody.”

The new program is as different from “Elntertainment Tonight” as it is similar tc “Live With Regis k Kathie Lee.”

"There will be virtually no similarities between this show and 'Elntertainment Tonight,”’ Gibbons promises, “except for the fact that we will have a heavy dose of celebrity guests 'ET is a format- driven show that’s not very personality intensive. What we hope for ‘John k Leeza’ is that it will be

just the reverse of that. We want this show to be very spontaneous, very freewheeling, with a sense of surprise and a little bit of irreverence, but not to the point of exclusion. It’s going to have almost a dishy aspect to it.”

Gibbons expects the show’s Hollywood location will give it easy access to some of the hottest celebrities and gossip in the show business industry.

“We’ll be the only West Coast- based talk show, other than ‘Arsenio,’” she remarks. “We’re going to play up the fact that we’re on the Paramount lot. I mean, right now the Coneheads are running around, the Addams Family is running around, as are all the people who load in to perform on 'Arsenio.’”

In addition. Gibbons and Tesh both have the name recognition necessary to rustle the big stars in

“Everybody I’ve mentioned it to ha said ‘yes,’” Gibbons proudly proclaims. “I was on the set of (the upcoming film) Demolition Man’ the other day and said, ‘Sly (Stallone), you gonna do our show^’ and he said ‘Absolutely Tell me when you want me.’ And I interviewed Richard Marx for a radio special recently I said, you know you want to perform on this show,' and he said, ‘Definitely.’ Let’s face it, this is the most favorable environment you could appear in for a personality. I think we’re probably gonna have startups pains for the show, but I don’t think that finding guests will be one of them.”

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leweis becom es Biackbeard s captive Robe'' i.jOija DarneiiCD m o v ie Symphony of Six Millton

i/na 1932 A young doctor sacrifices me love of n.s family to achieve su cce ss fl/rardt- Cone/ Irene Donne

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guerrilla raid agamst me Japanese JohnWayne Anfhony Jwnn

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forces to guard a gold shipm ent Har doroh seen V ' i ’'i»a

5 2 0 ED A)ien3 Bnr>g)rvg S cre sm s to the Screen a behind me scenes look at the making Of the horror Hick

5 3 0 ^ MOVIE PathfirvJer 4(7ven;,/rp 1988 A boy banies the ruthless

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2 35 (D MOVIE 1 Remember Mema (orhedr'■iria aMlV .’e<- 1948 A S'>>>vegian

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3.30 0 NHL Hockey Stanley Cup final ^ m e 5 if necessary) (Ri (X ) M OVIE Night of the Living Dead [Honor 1966) An experim ent sets off high level radiation that reanim ates me dead Duane Jones Judith 0 Dea £ D M OVIE: The S ecret of Seagull Island [Suspense 1981 A mysterious web of events engulfs a woman search ing Ipr her sister Jeremy Br.U Pf.meiia Ransome

3 ;3 5 ( D Bnttsh Rock The First Wave TheB eatles The Who and other British bands Host M ichael York

3:45 ( Q M OVIE; B lack Gunn Ora'"a 1972 After his brother is killed a nightclub Owner takes on the Syndicate •imBroyy'i Martin landau RC D m o v ie The Indian Runner Jrama 1991) A rural lawman tnes to COpe with hisrnean spirited younger brother Da^-d Morse Viqqo Moftensen R

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4 30 C D m o v i e Grand 0*d Girl lorarna i936 A dedicated principal reso lves to dear gam bling oul of her s c h o c f-'ed MacMvrtay Ma Robson

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3:10 O ) MOVIE Diary of a Hitman ')uii>pr'sr t9 9 ? i A hired aiiier has sertous misgiv

logs atxiut h.s b u sin ess fo'p-*/1 *'ShpfWyj? fpnn R

3 1 5 Q ) M OVIE Sum m er Stock U > .iI9S0 ' A farm is transform ed nfo a sum mer theater by a traveling frout>e Judy (iariand iiene

3 25 ® M O VIE The M agnificent SevenHK)el »V>’sr»r- 1972' T w r lawr^pr and live paroled co n v c ts try to save 3 town from bandits . pp »an |■““'Powe< '• PG

3 30 O M ickey Th om pson s Off RoadCham pionsh ip Grand P n i C D M OVIE Tnple C ro ssi967( A safecraci'er w orks *or the G erm an s and the B^'tisn dur-nq //WH

( D m o v i e Norma Hae t 9 ’ 9 Aw om an aids a ab o ' orgar-'/e' in uoioni/mg a cotton miii * p 'fif ijQps P':

4 0 0 (1 } MOVIE Lenny ^19M Controvers-a ''im ediar Lenny 0ru ce breaks new ground -n fhe l9 6 0 s i3iysr.,'T Htiffrrjn ij'pr'P Wf P 4 Z MOVIE The G reen Prom ise, iT?a 1949' A farmer and his 'amiiy

face ru»n after their 'and <s fiorxled ifdf^-jp'-fp râi’ma'' rV. 'V.' fl'e-’-vn C D m o v ie The TrouW em aker .v” p% 1964 A ch ick en farm e' o p e n s a Greer^wich V*'iaqe coffeehrjuse -n New York flu/* Ootf'Pt 'amhr-t(;e( D M OVIE The M aster Race ici44 The Na/'S stii d'*»aminq <f ronquesf wait for Wnrid »Var Ml

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0 5 M OVIE H ard case and E is l 4. : ,lv 1989' A ja'ied cop and his wiiimg eiimate p'an a 'evenge driven aiibreak Pr.jr t rre'' »Vtvjg R

S Sports LateNightm o v i e Lu cy G allan t Ro’idn'.

. j 'n j 1955 A dressm aker sacrifices love to build a department store empire L' dn'tsyr Hesfjr Jd''e tVymdn

2 35 C D m o v i e S ch o o l D azeL>mP(ft 1988' Students study and

so cia lize at a predom inantly blackcollege i.dn-> r-'snfty.me ii/dncdO;! f spo-S'fc R

3 00 Q Up C lo seC m o v i e Destroyer •'us;»en'.e 1988 A dem onic serial kiiier sta lks the crew and cast of a horror film An.'ôny Pprt'-'s l^p 4//diXi R( D A i m o v i e S p rin g tim e in the R o c k ie s »Vesrprr3 1937. A S'hging cow boy must save his b o ss ranch from sw indlers Ccne Po/f> Ru'Wifs C D m o v i e Hot C hill Comedy 1985 Four zany guys land sum m er |00s at a posh M exican hotel C^d'fe Sfh/'Vdi 4//dn y kdyser RC D m o v i e . 1941 Comedy 1979> Panic runs rampant after the attack on Pean Harbor i?an Aykroyd \ei; Seaffy PG

3 15 OD M O VIE C ra iy P eop le Comedy fS P 1990) A burned out advertising execu live c rea te s honest ad cam paig ns 0u( /Pt Wixve lary- HanojA R

3 2 5 ® M O VIE All A m encan Murder Wks'ery 1991' A m an investigates a

series of m urders on a college cam pus C^rKifoc^p' tV iirpn fnarfre Sr Ma.'fe' R

3 30 O Auto Racin g Toyota Atlantic Ser'es from Long B each Cal*f |R)

3 5 0 ® M O VIE: La C a g e aux fo U e s U C.v frvry 1980)A French gay couple gets

mixed up with an international spy ring ilgii rugod//' Wicrte' Serr uiJ R

4 0 0 ® M OVIE Tha Hairy Ape :t>d/ru I944 i A cru'Se ship crew m an plans to murder a socialite who msulted h:miV'didrrr BenOi* SuSdn Hdy wjrd® 5 0 M O VIE B aja O klahom a i Comedy 1988/ A Texas barmaid w restles with rom ance and songwnlm g Lfs'Py Ann f affpp> Ppfpf CoyD/e® M OVIE Take Down .Gv ipdy f>dm 1R78 A disillusioned teenager s bitter n e ss fades when he is respected I t’wd'J Her'mdnr iorer7/o Ldmas PG FP kdOVIE Indict ar>d Convict D'a' a 1' 73 A promineni public official -s susp ected of murdering his wife Gpi>'<Jp Gri//drd Ren. Sdr?fon.'

4 1 5 ® M O VIE W hoopee! WuS/fd' 1930 a timid m an has a se ries of w id adventures Md'f Caritor i ‘pane*

4 30 O S e c re ts of Sp ee d Pow erboats

4 45 ( P M OVIE Penn A Te ller G e l Killed ! .*•'/»*» AiJv'Fnfurp 1989i Penn and Teller

tangle with a s sa s s in s rom ance and fhp Three Stooges Ppnn jtUprp 'pupr R ( D M O VIE Judgm ent a l Nuremberg

Cka' a i9 6 i Form er Naz autrvKities are ined for wartime atrocities Mdr'mr/;dn Srhe' spenn- Traci

I M onster Tr\Kik Challer>ge I Sports LateNight

M O VIE Look W ho s Talking TooT' ry 1990' A precocious wise

cracking toddler oets an even more

jtKuiar SiSter k '■c A. -y juhr ’'a*oPa

5 05 ® M O V IE: D ead A gain Vys.’c^y Ho/vanvp (.‘iP 1991 A p n v a te e y e a n d a n am nesiac seem ‘lOked through the.« past w es kennytti fi'dcdgr)T'livrjpsur R

SATURDAY June 122 30 O C h eck ered Flag IndyCar from W est

Alhs WiS lT|® A i MOVIE Fragile Affair Romdri'

' j,'7?d 1982 A Jap a n e se gir* m oves to the U S and is captivated by an sh e se e s s'oun !pck Oh LyC>a LP'QD Sports LateNight

2 S O ® MOVIE Almost Pregnant Romj.-:' \vrredv 1991' A man incapable of

impregnating h is w fe looks for a stand-»n jp** Cof'stkak 'ant-a Roherfs «

3 0 0 S Motoworfd1 MOVIE Lt. Robin C ru so e. U S N

4.imedf 1966 After parachuting from an aircraft a pilot drifts to an island f • kjn \jr)(> pt an® ! i ' Super Sports Fo llies ® M OVIE; S titch es 'f-pmefty 1905 Medical students turn an anatomy c la ss m io an adventure Parser SrevensLi'' b ' c c i f / r c y - R® MOVIE Bedlam-Orama 1946'A gir struggles to reform an i8th-centu'^v insane asylum Bivis KaOoff A a ipp

3 30 O Kneeboarding and Skiboarding From Phoenix (R)( D MOVIE Lady B ew are Suspense 1987 A woman is harassed and then stalked by an obsessive psychopathDianpla'yp K*>chae/i ood R ® 7~ MOVIE The Last Time l Saw P a n s Drama 1954 A w riters life and marriage are m arred by alcoholism f'<:3t>ph rayJor Van Johnson ® MOVIE Charlie Cobb: Nice Night for a Hanging Drama 1977i A rancher hires a vletecf've to find his m*ssmg daughter >n the I8 7 0 s du Ouiagp' Ray-r' Rpiiamk

3 45 ® MOVIE Fair G am e !5uSfW*r7.?e 1991 A man icKk s his ex wife in an apartment with a deadly black mamba Jr'jdteSffp' Gregg Rpnrt R

4 00 O Unlim ited H yd ro p lan s R a c in gTexas Mydrofest from Dallas |R)® 5® MOVIE Rem em brarK S of Love.'ama 1982 A New York widowe-

reunites with a girl he grew up with -n W arsaw k' x Pam 0awt>p'® MOVIE Splendor in the G ra s s •''VTMol' Drama 1961) A young high

school girl in love suffers an emotiona' collapse Sa'a'<p rVoud iVarrer Beaf’y ® MOVIE Th« B«*«t .4(-,'(C¥t 1988 Afghan villagers attack the Soviet tar k that destroyed their home Jastvi Par'- ijpiVQp D/ur tl/a R

4 2 0 ® MOVIE Star Trek VI The U ndis covered Country Sdpr'tP f'l tur / s r 1 9 9 1 'Capt Kirk and M cCoy are framed lot ihe m\ifder of the Klirvgon leader iV('‘jm Sna/r’e' LPonard PG

4 3 0 ® MOVIE H*v« • Qood Funeral My Fnend iVpsfem f971 • A m ysterious m an s 'eputation as a gunsim gpi preceeds him Jnhr Garto Anfonio Vila' ® MOVIE K eep 'Em Roltir>g iVimi».N 'ama 1934 A so*d*er gam s an interns’

m the daughter of his commarvlirig officer *Va/ter Huston france<> fiee

& ^ j Q Monster Truck Chaf1er>ge ® Sports LateNight

5 OS Q } MOVIE A Night m Heaven da' a i9R.3v A locmef Student now a maie stripper educates a feaoher about iovr» ChnsfiyWr Ar*r»ns ie iey Ann iVarpr' R

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