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Connect ion Softball tourney

The Cantor* Softball Center will host the National Senior Softball Championship in 1992

Wayne County Executive Ed McNamara was involved in the effort to secure the tournament for Wayne County.

In 1989. a team from Canton won the tournament played in St. Louis.

Sidewalk repairs Sidewalk repair will begin in

Holiday Park. Canton's oldest subdivision. The township will be going through every subdivision that needs the improvements.

"Eventually we will try to do repairs in all of them that it is called for ." said Dan Calabrese, Canton administrat ive assistant.

Residents should call. 397-5405, if they have concerns about sidewalks in their neighborhoods

Tree donation Canton and six other Detroit-

area communities will have a new look thanks to Michgan Consolidated Gas Co. (MichCon).

Each community will receive approximately 85 bushes and trees, including serviceberry bushes, coralburst flowering crab and assorted oak trees.

The t rees and bushes were removed from property leased by MichCon to build a natural gas pipeline between Milford and Willow Station in Ypsilanti Township. The t rees and bushes were saved and donated to Canton. Dexter, Redford, Ecorse. Highland Park, Saline and the Mexican town area of Detroit.

Board changes The Canton Community

Foundauon announced two changes to the board of directors.

Mitch Howard, a founding director, has been elected secretary of the board. Also, Richard Duwel, Rudolph / Libbe director of business development for Michigan operations, has been appointed to the board of directors.

Duwel lives in Northville and Howard lives in Canton Both men have businesses in Canton.

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If basketball is your game, there's a plan to bring a traveling extravaganza to your town.

Canton officials are trying to bring the Gus Macker basketball tournaments to the town-ship in 1993.

Gus Macker Enterprises takes its road show to 32 communities in 10 states. It s tar ted as a driveway tournament in Belding, Mich, and has grown into a national tradition.

AND IT COULD bounce into Canton in 1993 said Joe Killinger, Gus Macker Enterprises tournament director.

And the tournament is just what Canton needs. Dan Calabrese, administrat ive assistant to the supervisor, said.

"We have been talking for a long time about how to get people out in the community. Cala-brese said.

"They put up basketball hoops and get balls and close-off a street in the middle of town We can't do that in the middle of our town, and that's why we're talking about C E P (Centenni-al Education Park)."

The schools are considered a pr ime location, because of the abundant pavement and the proximity to locker rooms.

Typically, the tournament a t t rac ts 500 to 600 teams

Communities a re chosen by geographical lo-cation and based on the ^number of tourna-ments already in the area, Killinger said.

THE BIGGEST Gus Macker tournament is in Belding, Mich, hosting 5,500 teams with 21.528 players during a three day event

Requirements for playing are simple. There are none.

"You can have no skill whatsoever," Kill-inger said. "The tournament is set up where anyone can play. It 's designed as family style. American, Chevrolet and apple pie in a down home setting where anyone can play.

The teams are determined by skill, height and age of the players.

Nationwide this year there were 30.297 teams wilh 121.188 players a t t rac t ing 1.1 mil-lion spectators

Each of the 32 communities picks a charity where proceeds from the community tourna-ment are donated. Killinger said. This year the 18 year old Gus Macker Enterpr ises donated $456,789 to chanties

The company name came f rom a moniker donned by founder Scott McNeal. In seventh grade a buddy called him Gus. Macker is a spin off f rom McNeal.

The tournament colors are maroon and gold for Central Michigan University where McNeal and his father graduated.

Tough times Jobless tell stories of frustration, anger By M.B. Dillon staff writer

Lee Dupree, 63, of Redford Town-ship figured that being skilled in auto body repair, he'd always have a job

But the widower was let go re-cently from Redford's King Brothers Collision because hwsiiwirc is down.

"I had the lowest seniority, so I was the first to go," be said a f te r picking up his unemployment check at the Michigan Employment Securi-ty Commission office in Canton.

"Plus my age. I don't work as fast as the kids anymore. Today it's the speed you can get the work out in. because we work on a percentage."

Dupree, who has seven children and four grandchildren, says busi-ness hasn't been this bad since just af ter World War II.

"In my line of work, for the last 15 or 20 years, the work has always been good and steady," he said. "I can't remember times like this since 1948 when no one had insurance. It's going back that way because of the cost of insurance. People a re raising their collision deductible to $500. It 's hard for most people to come up with J500. So if their car is drivable, they will drive it that way.

"I think the recession is a bum deal, but there's not much we can do about it. I don't think the govern-ment is telling us how bad it really is," be said.

Dupree blames himself for some of his financial difficulties.

"I was dumb when I was younger I never looked ahead I was never going to get old. So I don't really have a good retirement," said Du-pree, whose wife was a full-time homemaker. "My biggest problem is financial. I look forward to f ree time, and I like to have a few beers once in awhile. I can't live on Social ^ c u r i t y , so I will have to dig up

'/ think the recession is a bum deal, but there's not much we can do about it. / don't think the government is telling us how bad it really is.'

— Lee Dupree

something to make a few extra bucks. The only thing I'm apprehen-sive about is keeping my healtiL

"I LOST MY wife two years go," added Dupree. his eyes welling up. "It 's a bugger Thank God for my kids. They're a life saver."

A frust ra ted George Elias. 28, spent hours waiting in line and fill-ing out forms at the Canton MESC office Thursday with his daughter. Lorena, 3, and fiancee, Donna Jame-son.

" I 'm filling out eight forms for the second time, since they're claiming they didn't receive the ones I mailed. It 's ridiculous, is what it is," said Eli-as, whose extended benefits were cut off.

"Their mail system is what 's cre-ated all these problems, and I 'm sit-ting here filling out forms, giving them the reason I haven't been get-ting my checks," said Elias. laid off in December f rom his job as a hi-k> driver at Southwestern Fabricat ing in Belleville.

"It 's very frustrating. I've got a 3-year-old to support, and they're trying to just cut me off permanent-ly

"You have no idea when you're working at a job for a few years You think you are going to get some-where. then you're out of a job," he said "And the little bit of help they

Hunting successes and mishaps noted We at the Canton Observer

have revived an old n o r t h e r n M i c h i g a n tradition, the communi-

ty buck pole In northern towns, hunters annual-

ly bring their buck or doe to town to hang them on the poke for all to see

We're not asking hunters to hang their dead deer in front of our office, but we a re asking successful bow, rifle and muzzle loader hunters to call us with their success stories We'll publish the names «f the suc-cessful hunters and where they bagged their deer.

Here's oar Ust

Tom Ketelhat. 17, of Canton got more than he bargained for when he went bow hunting recently He fell f rom a t ree and broke his pelvis and wr is t The incident took place near Marion

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give you amounts to less than half of what you get when you were work-ing. I wouldn't mind coming every week if I knew things would be taken care of."

TOM CELSO, 45, of Plymouth Township has worked as a crane op-erator for 23 years. This summer, he worked on a natural gas pipeline near Iron River in the Upper Penin-sula. Working that f a r f rom his fami-ly never used to be necessary, he said.

"I never really had to work out of town until the last few years ," said Celso, who went to the MESC Thurs-day to re-open his claim "Lately I've been in Ohio, Muskegon, the Up-per Peninsula — all over the place just trying to get work.

"With this recession, work is real slow No one is building It 's kind of tough," said Celso. who's paying child support and private school tui-tion

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T o m C e t a o , a n u n e m p l o y e d c r a n e o p e r a t o r f r o m P l y m -o u t h T o w n a h i p , s a y s j o b e a r e far a n d f e w b e t w e e n b e c a u s e of t h e d e p r e s s e d c o n s t r u c -t ion i n d u s t r y .

Jobless rate is up

According to the Michigan Em-ployment Security Commission's lat-est unemployment figures. Canton Township's jobless workers totalled 1,100. or 4 8 percent of the work force in August. The f igure is up from 4 5 percent last year.

Unemployment figures for Plym-outh Township were 4 percent in August, up f rom 3 8 percent in Aug-ust 1990 For Plymouth, the percent of jobless workers rose f rom 3.3 per-cent last August to 3 6 percent this year

Figures for the seven-county De-troit area show the unemployment rate increased f rom 7.7 percent last August to 8 8 percent this year

The percent of jobless in Michigan rose from 7.4 percent last August to 8 7 percent a year later

We're not asking hunters to hang their dead deer in front of our office.

Oct & is a day to remember. "I got my first buck." said Bitleris. a long time bow hunter He bagged the deer in Alpena County

Chris Serve. » , of Plymouth, killed an eight point buck on Oc t 5 in the Alpena area

Debbie Janice. who is employed at AAL Systems in Plymouth, reported that her husband. Allen, bagged a doe O c t 12 in Gladwin County

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Buck Pole We want lo know about your successful hunting season Whether you bagged a buck or a doe with rifle or bow. give us a call to report the kill We'll publish your name Call us at The Observer at (313) 4 5 9 - 2 7 0 0 .

Township to lose veteran officials By Diane Oeie staff writer

M, of Plymouth Township, was walking to his t ree stand for a day of bow hunting Oct.

15 But he didn't have to make the entire walk "A doe popped up in front of me and I shot i t " He was hunUng in Montmorency County

For more information, call Jeff Counts, the editor, at 4SS-2700, be-tween 8 30 a m and S p m Also, wel l take pictures of you and your deer during office hour* We're lo-cated at 744 Wing S t . Plymouth

There's a changing of the guard at township hall with three longtime employees leaving

Planner Dave Nicholson. Treasur-er Gerald Brown and Fire Chief Mel Paulen won't be in their offices come Nov 1.

Nicholson has a tentative agree-ment that calls for a 153.825 buy-out including salary and leave-time pay. full medical and dental insurance and a promise of a "neutral refer-ence" to prospective employers, ac-cording to an agreement the board is expected to pass Tuesday

THE FIRST installment of his pay is M.000 wlthis one full pay period after his resignation And 144.000 would he paid on the first township payday In January IMS

Nicholson has worked in Canton's planning department since October 1971 when he was an Intern. He be-

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(Site of fatal Joy Road accident called unsafe By M.B. Dillon staff writer

| Plymouth-Canton residents who live off jJoy near the 1-275 overpass aren't surprised that tragedy occurred on that roadway last week.

• A W-YEAR-OLD Canton woman was filled Oct 14 after pulling out of the Holiday park subdivision onto Joy Road.

Sxewczul had just visited her 4ati|fater sad grandchild in Holiday Park ind was beaded to her home about a mile west of the intersection when she was struck

by an eastbound pick up truck driven by Kenneth Swindle. 32. of Westland. Sxewczul was pronounced dead at St. Mary Hospital about half an hour after the 4:53 p.m. acci-dent. Swindle was unhurt.

"There are so many accidents here, we don't even look." said Richard Wisniewshi, whose house is on Joy directly in front of the accident site. "I've had cars in my yard knocking the tree down I'm waiting for someone to come through the window." •

Plymouth Township Police Chief Carl Berry says Joy is "a two-lane roadway car-rying an excessive amount of traffic. To my knowledge, there is no indication there's

going to be an improvement." Joy Road separates Canton and Plymouth

townships. Canton Supervisor Tom Yack says entry

into Holiday Park is made difficult by the freeway overpass and the entrance one block west into The Crossings at Canton apartments at the foot of the overpass.

"I can see where it would be very difficult to get in and out," said Yack. "When the ac-cident investigation team has finished their" work, there will hopefully rbe something in that report we can play off of that would lead to some action at that corner."

THE APARTMENT entry way is "much

too close to the bridge. That creates all sorta of potential problems." said Yack. "It would be easy to throw rocks at the people who approved that; I don't know what rationale went into that I can tell you this — we wouldn't approve it today. It's just not a good situation."

Canton engineer Tom Casari said the pav-ing of parts of Koppernick Road, south of Holiday Park, and Haggerty — to be done soon — should shift some of the subdivision traffic from Joy south to Koppernick.

Accident statistics for Joy Road weren't immediately available from the Michigan State police.

"There haven't been too many real bad ac-

cidents there that I can remember." said Pat Nemececk, Canton police information offi-cer. "But there are only a couple of en-trances into the sub " Traffic congestion is worsened by the proximity of apartment complexes on either side of Holiday Park and the Pine Tree Plaza, he said.

Canton Public Safety Director John Santo-mauro said, "When you have a stretch of roadway as heavily traveled as Joy Road and an egress of an apartment complex that's fairly well-populated, the likelihood of cars stopping and starting obviously greatly increases. Certainly that exists, but it's not to say the roadway in itself contributes to the accidents "

will soon lose io of veteran, officials

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said his most fulfilling in Canton were coordinat-

Haggerty Road improvement in the 'northeast industrial

ips my most visible achievement in community promo-tion was successfully recruiting American Yazaki's headquarters to anchor the township's northeast area.

Nicholson said that although change provokes anxiety, "I have much enthusiasm for the new direc-tion I have selected for my career."

He said he would be providing con-sulting services in land use planning

and working in micro-computer soft-ware development.

"Due to the anticipated terms of my departure from Canton's em-ployment, I will have a very reason-able cushion to lean on while I devel-op my business," Nicholson said.

His last day with the township will be no later than Nov. 1, according to the contract.

PAULEN WAS ON medical leave last week and not officially retired, but the final break with the township is only a matter of filing the paper-work.

Paulen worked in Canton's fire de-partment for 28 years as a full-time employee and as a volunteer fire-

fighter since 1959. "I have more good memories than

bad memories." Paulen said from his home last week.

A high point was in July 1989 when he pulled a little boy out of a burning College Park mobile home.

"I think probably one of our big-gest scares, was when we had a box car overturn bp the C&O Railroad that ruptured -en underground gas pipeline," Paulen said.

The township evacuated residents in Canton and Plymouth during the incident in the late 1970s.

Retirement is going to be differ-ent, Paulen said.

"After being around this long its certainly a change," he said.

Gerald Brown

BROWN HAS been on disability leave and said be doubted if he would ever return. He suffers from an irreversible heart condition and his doctor has advised him to stop working

Mel Paulen

Having served as treasurer for seven years; his current term ex-pires in November 1992.

Brown, 60, declined to comment about when he will submit his letter of resignation-

Local unemployed speak of frustration, anger

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\ "It supposedly takes 14 days to re-open your claim. But last time. I had !to wait nine weeks. And it was right around Christmas. Thank God for •my vacation cbeck.

! ' I t 's been six weeks since I last jfiled, and I'm still standing in line," added Celso. "Now I have to see an-other claims adjuster.-.! have no money coming in; it's that simple. They just jack the people around. And it's not just me. It's everybody. It's a crying shame."

i Chris Pressley. 21 of Westland. '/also left the MESC frustrated.

Pressley was let go from his res-taurant management job with Little Caesar's in Walled Lake because of a lack of business.

"I've been here since 9 a.m., filling out forms and waiting in lines." he said at 2:30 p.m. "They don't tell you anything It's going to take 10 to 12 weeks to see if I'm even going to get a check."

Erik Johnston, 20, of Westland was in line at the MESC at 8:15 a.m. "I filled out my papers, and at 1 o'clock, they told me to come back after lunch." said Johnston, one of 42 employees laid off from Budget car rental in Romulus

'.'I'VE BEEN off since July. I can't stand not working. I've tried every-thing — Hudson's, Sears, Kmart. Target — and my bills are piling up. I bad to move back home with my dad because I messed up my credit because I'm not working.

"I wish we could get rid of (Gov.) Engler. I've already signed a recall petition, and I'm a Republican," said Johnston. "I'd rather have Blanc-hard. He did a better job."

Retiring roofer Salvatore Locas-cio, 59, of Farmington Hills was drawing his last cbeck Thursday. He said unemployment figures are mis-leading.

"After 26 weeks, when there's no

exterupon, the government doesn't count you any more. The figures look real rosy, because they don't consid-er you any more," he said

Locascio doesn't think much of

President Bush's domestic policy. "He's doing a good job overseas But 1 don't know what he thinks of Michi-gan I don't think he thinks too much of Michigan."

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WHEN THELMA TUBBS. 78, started taking an exercise class three years ago, she relied on

a cane to walk because of a bad knee

Now Tubbs walks without the cane. And there was no faith healer involved

Tubbs is a member of an exercise group that ranges in age from 60 to 80 and meets at the Plymouth Cul-tural Center

"We have a lot of fun The class makes you feel good," said Florence Mobley, another class member

Said Margaret Dunning, "You have to do something when you re-tire "

The classes are taught by Ellie Pi-ercy, who started teaching exercise classes 13 years ago at the Livonia YMCA She has been teaching the class at the cultural center for five years

"They're more than willing to try new ideas,"' she said "We work with hand-held weights, do warm-ups and

Viola Pedersen hoists weights.

cool downs, and we don't sit in chairs We move all around 'he room."

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work Weights are used for the arms Next comes a brisk walk and the aerobic activities

Although it's an aerobics class, it isn't just for women Ed Bednarczyk underwent bypass surgery last April, and he's enjoying the benefits of the class

Approval of bond issue will mean 2 new schools By M.B. Dillon staff writer

Yeses at the polls will translate to two 21st-century school buildings for Plymouth-Canton elementary students by August, 1993

Voters' approval last month of a $59 million bond issue will enable the district to ease avercrowding and provide for expected increases in enrollment at the elementary level; remodel and renovate middle and high schools; and to install edu-cational technology ranging from laser discs to satellite dishes in K-12 classrooms

The school board hired a construc-tion manager and six architect-engi-neering firms to coordinate the bond program s 440 projects last week

Barton Malow Company, which will serve as construction manager, is signing a contract with the district for $2 5 million

ARCHITECTURAL firms hired include Giffels Hoyem Basso Inc. Roy G French Associates, Inc.. Co-

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eterson and Argenta. Wakely As-sociates, Inc. TMP Associates, Inc and Carne Associates. Inc

Many districts pick just one ar chitect," said associate superintend ent for business Ray Ho«Jel We could have done that, but we chose

based on the strengths of each one We believe the community will real-ly gain from this group of archi-tects" Hoedel also is excited about the bond market. "Our bonds will be sold next week, and it looks very good The bond market is really ex- ' cellent right now," he said

Wakeley will design the elemen-tanes, proposed for sites on the south side of Warren between Can-ton Center and Beck and on the south side of Joy between Beck and Ridge The Joy Road site is tentative, said Hoedel'

With a few changes, the district will duplicate Hoben Elementary "That will save big money as far as architectural fees.'1 Hoedel said

Hoben was decided upon after school officials toured elementaries in Farmington. West Bloomfield. Walled Lake and Mount Pleasant

"We are taking some of the best features of the schools that we visit-ed, and also we re taking into consid-eration the things the Hoben Elementry principal and staff brain-stormed for us," Hoedel said "We asked them to tell us what they would do differently if they could We'll put as many of these ideas as we can into the new prototype

We're going to make an effort to make classrooms larger, and we are going to include more built-in shelv-ing Were also considering fewer doors to the outside to save on ener-

gy costs

BOTH ELEMENTARIES will be brick

The board will review timelines for completion of all the bond proj-ects — to be done at 26 sites throughout the district — at a work-shop Nov 4

Proposals from educational tech-nology consultants will be reviewed Nov 5-6 and presented to the board sometime after that.

"Our whole bond program is scheduled to be completed in 40 months," said Hoedel. "The educa-tional technology part would go be-yond that because of the training as-pect which would be ongoing

Earmarked for educational tech-nology m K-12 classrooms is $12 million of the bond issue It's hoped that additional funds will be forth-coming from the the federal govern-ment

Word on the grant is expected soon from Congress

A joint House and Senate Labor Health and Human Services, Educa-tion conference committee met last week, but didn t complete its work, said Gary Cates, press secretary for U S Rep Carl Pursell. R-Plymouth. the ranking minority member on the committee

"They will go back into confer-ence next week," Cates said Friday The House proposal contains $8 mil-lion for the package Cates said

Smokes swiped from station More than $90 worth of cigarettes

were reported stolen Wednesday from the Hop In gas station on Mich-igan Avenue

Two men walked in to the conven-ience portion of the station and left with six cartons of cigarettea

STORAGE BIN BREAK-IN: More than $300 worth of goods were re-ported stolen last week from a stor age bin at Crossings of Canton apart ment complex

Some of the goods stolen include a tackle box. a curling bar, a raft, locks and a chain

crime watch CHECKS STOLEN FROM MAIL-

BOX; A box of checks that were de-livered to a homeowner on Bartlett Drive were reported stolen last week

The homeowner learned that the checks had been delivered when a neighbor reported finding packets in the neighborhood

STOLEN CAR: A black 1»S5 Che-

vy Monte Carlo two-door was report ed stolen from Reisa Lane early Fri day morning

CAR BREAR-INS: A 1984 yellow Shadow two-door, parked in a drive way on Citadel, was reportedly bro-ken into last week

Entry was gained through a smashed rear window An equalizer was among the more than $750 worth of goods stolen, police said

In another case, a red 1991 Chevy was reportedly broken into last week A $300 radio and $230 speak-ers were taken Damage to the car was estimated at $250

Education program seeks volunteers The Business Education Partner

ship Council is looking for people in-s t a t e d in participaUM to its pro-p . i w according to Tetty Blocs,

" sa fe r . , a coopsratlT* effort

between the Canton Chamber of Commerce the Plymouth Chamber of Commerce and the Plymouth Can-ton Community Schools is in its third year of operation

The council is compiling a list of

people who are willing to make pres-entations to students in classrooms

If you are interested in being part of this list or participating in the Partnership Program, call Blocti at 4Sl-«7«

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prepared one week in advance and will include events r u n n i n g through the next seven days. To include your event in the calen-dar, information must be type-written on standard sue paper: For further information, call Nancy Pennington, 459-2700

MONDAY AEROBIC F I T N E S S : Canton

Township Parks and Recreation Ser-vices is offering a six week class be-ginning Tuesday, Oct. 22. Call 397-5110 to register.

HALLOWEEN PARTY Registra-tion continues for an annual party for Canton children ages 12-under.

sponsored by Canton Parks and Rec-reation Services. The party will be Saturday morning. Oct. 26. a t the Canton Recreation Center. Included are cartoons, games, refreshments and prizes. Children should come in costume. Call 397-5110.

TOUGH LOVE: A parent support group meets at 7 p.m. Mondays, Faith Community Church, 46001 Warren Road, Canton, 981-5967.

KARATE: Classes meet 7:30 p.m Mondays and Thursdays. Call Canton Parks and Recreation at 397-5110.

TUESDAY ELDERCISE: This non-impact ex-

ercise class for older exercisers

A D V E R T I S E M E N T F O R BIDS City of P l y m o u t h , Mich igan

Notice is hereby given that the City of Plymouth will accept sealed bids until 2 00 p.m. on Wednesday. October SO. 1991 for

PRIMARY ALTO/TRUCK PARTS SUPPLIER

SpecificM""« bid documents and proposal forms may be obtained from the Office of the Purchasing Agent during regular office hours The City Commission reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids, in whole or in part and to waive any irregularities. Address bids to: Linda Langmesser

City Clerk - -City of Plymouth 201 S Main Plymouth. MI 48170- 1M8

All bids must be in a sealed envelope clearly marked "PRIMARY AUTO/ TRUCK PARTS SUPPLIER ''

CAROL A STONE. Purchasing Agent

Publish Octofegf 21, 1SSI

N O T I C E T O B I D D E R S City of P l y m o u t h , Mich igan

Notice is hereby given that the City of Plymouth will accept sealed bids until 2 00 p.m. on Wednesday. October 30.1991 for the following:

REMOVAL & DISPOSAL OF LEAVES AT RIVERSIDE CEMETERY

Specifications, proposal forms and other contract documents may be obtained at the office of the Purchasing Agent during regular office hours A certified check, cashier's check or bid bood in an amount of not less than five percent (5*) of the bid must accompany the proposal. The City Commission reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids, in whole or in part, and to waive any irregularities. Sealed bids may be mailed or personally delivered to:

Linda Langmesser City Gerk

City of Plymouth 201 S. Mam

Plymouth. MI 48170 Envelopes should be clearly marked "BID FOR REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL OF LEAVES-

CAROL A STONE. Purchasing Agent

P u b l i s h October 11 . 1 W 1

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

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

Notice is hereby gi^en that a General City Election will be held in the City of Plymouth. County of Wayne, and State of Michigan, on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5. 1991.

CANDIDATES WILL BE ELECTED TO FILL OFFICES OF FOUR (4) NON-PARTISAN CITY COMMISSIONERS

AND

PROPOSED INITIATIVE FOR CHARTER AMENDMENT

The polls will open at 7 00 a m and tfill remain open until 8 00 p.m on Election Day. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5. 1991 You are further notified that the City's five (5) precinct locations are as follows

PRECINCTS LOCATION 14 & 5 Plymouth Cultural Center

525 F a r m e r Street

2 Starkweather School 550 N Holbrook Street

3 Central Middle School 650 Church Street

The Office of the City Clerk will receive applications for Absent Voter Ballots for the above stated Elections from those individuals qualified and desiring to vote absentee up to and including 2 00 p.m.. on SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 2, I Ml.

LINDA J LANGMESSER, City Clerk

OcutarU M. If»i

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

TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF PLYMOUTH, COUNTY OF WAYNE

Notice is hereby given that a special election will be held in the City of Plymouth, la the County of Wayne, and State of Michigan on Tuesday. Novem-ber 5, 19*1. from 7 00 a m o'clock in the forenooo until 100 p.m. o'clock in the afternoon. Eastern Standard Time, for the purpose of voting on the following proposition

PROPOSAL (purpose of the proposed amendment)

Approval ot thts initiative would amend the City Charter to prohibit Plymouth from purchasing, operating or maintaining any airport, including Mettetal. un-less approved by the majority of the voters in a city wide election

i orowtvi! amendment to the electors) ShoXi Sections M(«X16) 2-» « d I U of the City Charter be amended to add the following! -Provided however, that the dty Anil not. directly or indirectly, ncqntre. either within or without Its boundaries or enter into or perform any tal agreement to accomplish any of the foregoing, unlen approved by th« ma )ortty of the qualified electors of the dty voting thereon

YES NO

LINDA J LANGMESSER. CttyCtart

meets 9 a.m. every Tuesday and Fri-day at First Presbyterian Church in Plymouth, 459-9465.

SWEET ADELINES: Women who enjoy singing four-part harmony, barbershop style, a r e welcome to Join the Spirit of Detroit Sweet Ade-lines Internat ional-** 7 p.m. each Tuesday at the VFW Hall on 1-96. just east of Inkster Road in Redford Township. 534-4468 or 861-0417.

MEETING: The Toas tmas te r s Club will meet at 6:30 p.m. Tuesdays at Denny's Restaurant, 39550 E. Ann Arbor Road, in Plymouth. 451-1241 or 455-1910.

WEDNESDAY BREATHER'S CLUB: All a rea

adults concerned with respiratory illness will learn simple breathing techniques and exercises to open air-ways and make breathing easier Group meets at 1:30 p.m. on the sec-ond Wednesday of every month at various locations. Call 572-5367 for details.

ALZHEIMER'S GROUP: A sup-port group for family and friends of those persons afflicted with this dis-ease or a related disorder meets the first Wednesday of each month at 7 p.m. at Leisure Village, 31720 Van Born Road in Wayne, (313) 326-8030

THURSDAY SELF HELP: Families Anony-

mous meets 8 p.m. Thursdays. St. John Neumann Church. 44800 War-

den Road. Canton. 453-2811.

Help WOMEN'S THERAPY A group

for adult children of alcoholic and dysfunctional families is now form-ing at Growth Works in Plymouth . 455-4902.

EMPLOYMENT R E F E R R A L S Growth Works, in Plymouth, will connect job seekers and employers looking for help. Call 455-4093.

R E S U M E WRITING: G r o w t h Works, in Plymouth, will wr i te resumes and cover letters for job seekers Call 455-4093

VOLUNTEERS: Needed to pack-age or deliver meals to homebound seniors living in the Plymouth/Can-ton community. Individuals who a r e willing to" give one hour or more per day — one or more days per week — may call 453-2525. 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Volun-teers are reimbursed 21 cents per mile for meal delivery.

I N T E R P R E T E R S : V o l u n t e e r s who a re fluent in a foreign language are needed to assist in interpreting for ill. disabled or elderly people. Call Helen or Colleen at 981-8820.

SPEAKERS AVAILABLE Speak-ers a re available to any group inter-ested in learning about home ca re as

an alternative to nursing homes or hospitals. For more information, call the community relations director at 981-8820

SMOKE DETECTORS Free de-tectors, with tastallation.'lre offered from Colonial Kiwanis of Plymouth Call Plymouth F i re Department Chief A1 Matthews. 453-1234. or Plymouth Township Fire Depart-ment Chief Larry Groth. 453-3840.

VOLUNTEERS: Teen and adult volunteers are needed at the Arbor Health Building. Plymouth, and McAuley Health Building. Canton 572-4159

WALKING: Group walks are at 10 a.m. Monday-Friday and 6:30 p.m Thursday at St. John Neumann Church parking lot, 44800 Warren Road in Canton. Call 455-9042.

SCHOOL VOLUNTEERS New Morning School in Plymouth Town-ship is seeking "paid" volunteers for teacher ai<fc substitutes and teacher substitutes. Call 420-3331,

ADUL'» CARE: Foster care is needed for adults with mental retar-dation Call 332-4410 in Oakland County or 455-8880 in Wayne County

"Y" VOLUNTEERS: The Plym-outh YMCA seeks volunteers. Call 453-2904

F O O D D I S T R I B U T I O N :

Focus HOPE provides food to eligi-ble Canton senior citizens a t the Can-too Recreation Center. Call 397-1000. Ext 278

S e n i o r c i t i z e n s HEALTH CARE: Speakers on

long-term health care and Medicare are available Call Patty Jamison at 455-0510.

SENIOR CLASSES: Tbe Canton Recreation Center offers painting, ceramics and woodcarving, crafts, genealogy and machine quilting classes 397-5446

HOSPICE SPEAKERS: Hospice Services of Western Wayne County has volunteers available to speak to church groups and civic organiza-tions 522-4244

E d u c a t i o n F R E E CLASSES: IBM training

and GED training. Plymouth-Canton Community Education. Call 451-6555

PRESCHOOL:

• Come Little Children Center, 45050 Warren Road, in Canton, ages 6 weeks to 2 years. 455-4607

• The Discovery Learning Cen-ter. 45678 Helm, in a Metro West In-dustrial Park, in Plymouth. 6 weeks through kindergarten, register now for fall. 455-5490

N O T I C E T O B I D D E R S Ci ty of P l y m o u t h . Mich igan

Notice is hereby given that the City of Plymouth will receive sealed bids until 2:00 p.m on Wednesday. October 30, 1991 for the following

Approximately 75-100 2 T r e e s

Specifications and bid documents are available at the office of the Purchasing Agent during regular office hours The City of Plymouth reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids, in whole or in part, and to waive any irregularities Address bids to: Linda Langmesser

City Clerk City of Plymouth 201 S. Main Plymouth, MI 48170

in a sealed envelope bearing the inscription "BID FOR TREES

CAROL A STONE. Purchasing Agent

pifolisii Octnfear XI. I N I

N O T I C E T O B I D D E R City of P l y m o u t h , Mich igan

Notice is hereby given that the City of Plymouth will accept sealed bids up until 2 00 p m. on Tuesday. November 12. 1991 for the following

PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT KIWANIS PARK

Specifications, proposal forms, and bid documents are available at the office of the Purchasing Agent during regular office hours The City of Plymouth reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids, in whole or in part, and to waive any irregularities All bids must be submitted in a sealed envelope and addressed to

Linda Langmesser City Clerk

City of Plymouth 201 S Main

Plymouth. MI 48170 Envelopes should be clearly marked "BIDS FOR PLAYGROUND EQUIP MENT

CAROL A STONE. Purchasing Agent

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hosts seminar on healing grief Schoolcraft College Women's

Resource Center will present a seminar on healing grief from 8 30 a.m. to 3 30 p.m Saturday.- Nov 16, in the Waterman Campus Cen-ter

The one day seminar, "Healing Grief, Empowerment A Key to Grief Recovery" is hosted by Wil-liam Vanderwill and is for those seeking resolution of profound grief The seminar is also aimed at those offer ing help to others on the road to grief recovery

Registration is $12 and includes lunch.

Eight sessions will be presented throughout the day Topics are:

• " A f t e r Death Hea l ing Through the Pain " Giving your-self permission to grieve and expe-rience your loss is the most im-portant step to healing Missy Pop-p e n g e r , c o m m u n i t y s e r v i c e representat ive for R G 4 G.R Harris Funeral Homes Inc will present how a loss can work for us af ter acknowledging the pain

• 'The Death of a Child Begin-ning to Heal" will discuss the fam-ily dynamics that occur after a child has died, and the support that is available through the Compas-sionate Friends Group This is for

parents of any age group Nancy Green, area coordinator of- the Livonia chapter of Compassionate Friends will present the seminar

• "There are Lots of Other Losses Besides Death Lif t ' s Tran-sitions are Unsettling" explores the loss of a close relationship, cherished object job or other "valuable" in one's life The ses-sion will provide suggestions to recognize the loss, admit the hurt, process the confusing thoughts and feelings and move in a new direc-tion Mary Hickey, Christian ser-vice coordinator at St. Agatha Catholic Church in Redford Town-ship will lead the workshop

JoAnne McFall, a registered nurse and social worker will con-duct "Grieving a Lost Childhood. Being Raised in an Alcoholic Home." McFall is the senior coun-selor and coordinator of training and professional education at the University of Michigan Counseling Services. The seminar will address the impact of growing up in an al-coholic home, the lack of permis-sion to talk honestly, the inability to trust those around you and the inaccessibility of feelings,, which are losses within themselves.

Throughout life, these losses cre-ate barr iers to grieving subsequent loss

The Rev Kurt Suitt, chaplain at Botsford Hospital will present "Spirituality and the Grieving Pro-cess " Non-denominational in its design, the session will discuss

..spirituality as it relates to life, death and the grieving process, as well as how individuals are sup-ported through their loss by their spiritual resources

"Starting Over," for widows' widowers under 45 with children still living at home, will address grief issues re levant to the younger person Raising children alone and what to do about in-laws are just some of the topics that will be addressed Cathy Clough. director of bereavement services and personalized nursing care . Ann Arbor and founder of the Starting Over support group, will conduct the workshop

Mark Speece, developer and co-facilitator of "Friends Like Me," a Michigan Cancer Foundation pro-gram for children who have a fam-ily member with cancer will pres-ent "Ch i ld r en ' s Concep ts of Death "

M o n d a y . Oc tobe r 21. 1991 O&f-.,

New school attendance policy comes under fire By Tim Richard staff writer

High school athletes, musicians and debaters would have to show up for 90 percent of their classes under a legislative bill in Lansing

But House Bill 5133 is in trouble In the House Education Committee

"The Michigan High School Athlel lc Association has problems with the bill," lobbyist Robert VanderLaan told the panel last week

"We agree with its goal We agree that attendance is important But we disagree with the procedure." he told the panel chaired by Rep William Keith, D-Garden City

"THE ASSOCIATION would have to enforce the rules We don't want to do that." said VanderLaan a for-mer Senate Republican leader

MHSAA is a private organization We get no state funding We're like the NCAA (National Collegiate Ath-letic AssociaUon.

"Our rule is that the student must be passing four subjects Individual schools adopt their own rules ion at-tendance). Some say the student must attend (classes) the day of a game

Our fear is that the s ta te will be-come managers of the system." Van-derLaan said, citing legislative ef-forts to prohibit teams f rom playing in big commercial arenas like the Palace and the Silverdome and to control starting times

Athletics are an easy target for legislators Our organization opposes the Imposition of statewide rules

W E R E GETTING some no votes." said Keith, who won't put the measure to a vote until this week at the earliest

"I don't understand the (bill's) em-phasis on attendance." said Rep Ken Sikkema. R-Grand Rapids

"Students ought to know what 's re-quired of them." replied the sponsor. Rep Joe Young Jr., D-Detroit "I as an employer will want employees there on time or my machinery doesn't function "

Young added, "Those who gradu-ate hardly have the ability to read and write There are some motiva-tional problems."

The Detroit Compact, a creation of the Greater Detroit Chamber of Commerce, has helped Detroit schools develop standards to assure students are employable Besides ac-

ademic achievement, the standards include good at tendance and ability to work with others

SOME. L IKE R e p Will iam Bryant. R-Grosse Pointe, didn't agree that at tendance was so im-portant

"I learned more (during high school) in international badminton tournaments than sitting in class," Bryant said

Exchange students from other countries may have trouble procur-ing attendance records to take part in extracurricular activities here, said Bryant, concluding. ' We should not report out this bill." r

Lobbyist Eleanor Dillon said the Michigan Federation of Teachers, second largest faculty union, sup-ports the bill

Parents are split ." said Rep Claude Trim. R-Waterford. citing the high divorce ra te and tbe tenden-cy of some students to spend time with each in different states

"I'm always hesitant about tread-ing on the toes of local schools, " said Rep Susan Munsell. R-Howell. ' An attendance policy is good, but it's one more thing we'd be forcing on local schools "

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class reunions As space permits, the Observer

& Eccentric Newspapers unii print without charge announce-ments of class reunions. Send the information to Reunions, Observ-er <& Eccentric Newspapers. 36251 Schoolcraft. Livonia 48150. Please include the date of the reunion and the first and last name of at least one contact person and a telephone number.

• ANDOVER Tbe class of 1981 will bold its re-

union beginning at 7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 29, at The Community House in Birmingham For more information, call (800) 397-0010

• BENDIX Former Bendix Systems/Aero-

space Division employees will bold a reunion June 20, 1992, at German Park in Ann Arbor. For more infor-mation, write the Bendix Reunion •92. P.O. Box 7f>4. Saline MI 481076-0754.

• BIRMINGHAM GROVES The class of 1981 will hold a re-

union Saturday. Nov. 30, at the Radisson Hotel in Southfield. For more information, call (800) 397-0010.

• The class of 1982 is planning a reunion. For more information, call (800) 397-0010.

• BISHOP BORGESS The class of 1971 will hold a re-

union Saturday, Nov. 30. For more information, call 255-1100 or write Bishop Borgess High School, 11685 Appleton, Redford 48239.

• BLOOMFIELD HILLS LAHSER

The class of 1981 will hold a re-union Friday, Nov. 29, at the Kings-ley Inn in Bloomfield Hills. For more information, call (800) 397-0 0 1 0 .

• BOTHER RICE The class of 1966 will hold a re-

union May 9, 1992, at The Somerset Inn in Troy. For more information, call 465-2277 or 263-6803.

• BROTHER RICE/MARION The classes of 1971 will hold a re-

union Friday, Nov, 29. at the Somer-set Inn in Troy. For more informa-tion, call Joe. 965-6611, or Maureen, 642-0927.

• The classes of 1976 will hold a reunion at 7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 29, at the Fox & Hounds restaurant in Bloomfield Hills. For more informa-

tion, call Mike, 540-8696, or Joanne, 588-9423

• The classes of 1986 will hold a reunion at 7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 29, at Roma's of Bloomfield Hills. For more information, call Carolyn, 884-5588.

• CHERRY HILL The class of 1981 will bold a re-

union Friday, Nov. 1, at the Park Cove in Allen Park. For more infor-mation, call Denise (Smith) Coffin, 471-6533

• The class of 1971 will bold a re-union Friday, Nov. 29, at Roma's of Livonia. For more information, call 348-0278 or 591-3806.

• The class of 1982 will hold a re-union Oct. 10, 1992, at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Dearborn. For more information, call 824-8550.

• CHIPPEWA VALLEY The class of 1982 will hold a re-

union Oct. 10, 1992, at Zuccaro's Country House in Mount Clemens For more information, call 465-2277 or 263-6803.

• DEARBORN The class of 1942 will hold a re-

union in October 1992. For more in-formation, call 338-6033.

• DEARBORN FORDSON The class of 1956 is planning a re-

union. For more information, call Diane (Stephens) Rader, 563-9224, or Dolores (Wojcik) Loos. 582-5254.

• The class of 1981 will hold a re-union Friday. Nov. 29, St. Clement Orthodox Church, Dearborn. For more information, call 274-6817, 427 8254 or 582-0943.

• The class of 1986 will hold a re-union Friday, Nov. 29. For more in-formatioriTcaiH*Q0» 397-0010.

• DEARBORN OUR LADY OF GRACE

The class of 1963 will hold a re-union in November. For more infor-mation, call Larry Doyle, 373-8360.

• DETROIT CHADSEY The class of 1941 is planning a re-

union. For more information, call Irene (Kosnowski) Wygonik, 382-8962, Jean (Bahrie) Feges. 282-4864, or Leonard Bartosik. 937-0425.

• DETROIT CODY January and June class of 1971

will hold a reunion Saturday, Nov. 9, Laurel Manor, Livonia. For more in-formation, call (800) 397-0010.

• The class of 1961 will hold a re-union Saturday, Nov. 16. For more

Information, call (800) 397-0010.

• DETROIT COMMERCE The classes of 1950-53. For more

information: Commerce Class. Re-union, Classes Of 1950, '51. '52 and '53. P.O. Box 20826, Femdale 48220

• DETROIT MACKENZIE The January and June classes of

1945 will hold a reunion. For more information: Evelyn Dienes Mayer, 24306 Simmons Drive, Novl 48374, or 349-5245.

• January class of 1961, Satur-day, Nov. 9 For more information, call Sharrie (Kozell) Branton, 661-0215.

• The class of 1962 will hold a re-union May 16. 1992, at the Novi Hil-ton Inn. Novi. For more information, call Jim Sapala. (517) 629-5581, or Mike Hughes. 357-4016.

• DETROIT MUMFORD The class of 1961 will bold a re-

4 union Saturday. Nov. 30. Novi Hilton Inn, Novi. For more information, call Lorraine Silverman Feber, 399-5309, or Laura Silverman Roth. 855-4654.

• The class of 1971 will hold a re-union Saturday. Nov. 30. Westin Ho-tel, Detroit. For more information, call Suzanne Hart, 534-4203, or De-bra Venegar, 342-5248.

• DETROIT OSBORN January-June classes of 1961, Sat-

urday, Nov. 2. For more informa-tion. call Jerrie (Golabek) Smith, 652-1959, or Barbara (MacGregor) Schietaert, 693-4947.

• The class of 1962 will hold a re-union May 9, 1992, at the Sterling Inn in Sterling Heights. For more in-formation, call 824-8550.

• DETROIT PATTENGILL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

The class of 1940 is planning a re-union. For more information, call Vic Palmiter, 774-4203.

• DETROIT PERSHING The class of 1971 will hold a re-

union Friday, Nov. 29. For more in-formation. call (313) 824-8550

• Tbe class of 1961 will hold a re-union Friday, Nov. 29. at the North-field Hilton. Troy. For more infor-mation: Class Reunions Plus. P.O. Box 1171, Mount Clemens 48046.

• The class of 1957 will hold a re-union April 4, 1992, at the Sterling Inn in Sterling Heights. For more in-formation. call 824-8550.

• The class of 1942 will hold a re-union Oct. 3, 1892, at the Kingsley

Inn In Bloomfield Hills. For more in-formation. call 824-8550.

• DETROIT PRESENTATION The class of 1961 will hold a re-

union in November For more infor-mation. call Tom Richard. 629-9010

• DETROIT REDFORD The January and June classes of

1971 will hold a reunion Saturday, Nov. 16. Novi Hilton. For more in-formation, call Wendy NJaine Sielaff, 459-3041, or Kathy Roth Majawskas, 673-7386

• DETROIT SOUTHEASTERN January-June classes of 1951 will

hold a reunion Saturday, Nov. 9, Grosse Pointe Yacht Club. For more information, call Tess (Pappas) Nepi, 884-8858 or 775-0725.

• The classes of 1941-43 are plan-ning a reunion. For more informa-tion. call Melba Austin. 642-3946, or write to her at Jacobson & Associ-

ates. 32400 Telegraph Road. Suite 200. Birmingham 48012

• DETROIT WESTERN The January and June classes of

1947 are planning a reunion For more information, call Jack Tian, 464-1171. or George Zeitz, 563-9452

• DOMINICAN-OXFORD The classes of 1969-73 will hold a

reunion Saturday, Nov 30. Georgian Inn. Mount Clemens. For more infor-mation, call Cindy Miller Golda, 373-4932. Sharon Riharb Mclnerney, 879-

or Linda Sabatini Guldi, 693-

_ JMINICAN The class of 1971 will hold a re-

union Saturday, Nov. 30. For more information, call Barbara Gajewski Driver, 644-2896

• EAST DETROIT The class of 1972 will hold a re-

union Oct. 24, 1992, at Zuccaro s Country House in Mount Gemens For more information, call 824-8550

• EAST LANSING The class of 1953 is planning to

hold a reunion in 1993. For more in-formation. call 824-8550

• FARMINGTON The class of 1981 will hold a re-

union Saturday. Nov 30. For more information, call (800) 397-0010

• The class of 1976 will hold a re-union Saturday, Nov 15, Sheraton Oaks Hotel. Novi For more informa tion, call (800) 397-0010

• FARMINGTON HILLS HARRISON

The class of 1981 will hold a re union Friday, Nov 29, Clarion Hotel. Farmington Hills For more infer mation. call John. 533-0091

• The class of 1972 is planning a reunion for 1992 For more informa tion, call (800) 397-0010.

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Schoolcraft College is waiting for its newest scholarship winner to ar-rive — literally

The college is holding a two-year scholarship (or the first baby bom to an area couple Thursday. 0«ct 24 — date of the Livonia-based communi-ty college's 30th anniversary

Going the Michigan Education Trust one better, the Schoolcraft scholarship provides full tuition if the youngster qualifies as a member of its classes of 2009-11

"THIS IS a better deal than MET. col lege spokeswoman Saundra Florek said " The money is guaran-teed

The scholarship could eventually be worth $3,500 or more, based on

current tuition adjusted for inflation. The winner will be a Schoolcraft

celebrity even before he or she en-rolls

"What we'd like to do is follow the child through school," Florek said "For instance, we might take a pic-lure or two when they're in elemen-tary school, junior high and high school "

To qualify, parents must send a letter verifying the date and t ime of birth, along with the family's ad-dress The contest is open to resi-dents of the Livonia, Clarenceville, Plymouth-Canton. Northville and Garden City public school districts. Residents in a small portion of Novi Schools are also eligible.

The Schoolcraft community is col-lectively crossing its fingers a baby will be born that date

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scholarship to someone born on the 23rd or the 25th." Florek said "With all the people in our district, we're pretty confident we'll have a winner "

The first qualified baby gels the scholarship provided be or she grad-uates from high school with a mini-mum 2.5 grade point-average

Application letters can be sent to 30th Anniversary Scholarship. Presi-dent's Office. Schoolcraft College, 18600 Haggerty. Livonia. 48152

The contest grew out of a brain-storming session by the committee that planned the year-long celebra-tion

"I know it was a really popular idea with the committee." Florek said "In fact, one young woman on the com it tee joked she was going to try to come up with a qualifier her-self "

SC hosts anniversary lunch Don't look for Peter Marshall or

John Davidson, but Schoolcraft Col-lege is celebrating its 30th anniver-sary with a contest based on televi-sion's Hollywood Squares

The tic-tac-toe TV quiz, featuring college "celebrities". will highlight the anniversary lunch 11 30 a m to 1 p m at the Waterman Center on Schoolcraft's main Livonia campus The public is invited

Audience members will be chosen by event master of ceremonies Ladd

Carleton Contestants will have to guess the right answer on questions ranging from music to sports trivia to Schoolcraft history

Winners will r ece ive ch ips redeemable for prizes

Music from the 1960s will be fea-tured during lunch Those in atten-dance will also have the opportunity to sing Happy Birthday'' to School-craft

Participants are invited to get in the spirit of things by wearing 1960s

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The college was created Oct 24, 1961. though it didn't begin admit-ting students until several years lat-er

Schoolcraft is at 18600 Haggerty. between Six and Seven Mile roads. Livonia

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'Calvert's Corner' honors area youth Detroit radio personality Ken Cal-

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RUTHELLEN STEC DOESN'T RECALL when she got involved in

the ecology movement. It's something she's always been into. So it makes sense that when considering a career change three

' years ago, her interests turned to the environment. • Today, Stec with friend Suae Miller are using their creative talents

"to educate others about the serious situations threatening our environ-ment." They are Earth bound Environmental Creations, a fledgling com-pany with a unique way of sending its message — on T-shirts, notecards and jewelry.

"This was a ton of work," said the 29-year-old Taylor resident, waving ' a hand at a pile of merchandise spread out on a conference room table at

* ' the Robert Michael Ellen agency in Bingham Farms RME is the parent "" Company of Earthboud Environmental Creations. "It was a lot of hard

work to get the information on these animals . . . like the palm cocka-too. Does anyone know that the palm cockatoo is an endangered spe-cies?"

Their work is free flowing - simplistic designs with simplistic mes-

sages almost in a nursery rhyme fashion. Pink elephants parade across a pin that states: "Oh, what a wonder if

you could see the beauty of an elephant roaming wild and free. Don't take their tusks; please let them be. Stop the poaching of ivory."

THREES OF all shapes border another pin that extolls: "See the for -ests; watch them grow in all their splendor The world should know. The treetops reaching for the sky could all be gone before we die

The two women started working on Earth bound three years ago when they worked at the same ad agency Stec was an assistant creative direc-tor, Miller, 27, the art director.

They went in early and stayed late to mold an idea into reality, chal-lenged by their co-workers' belief they wouldn't actually do it.

"People knew what we were doing and figured we would be leaving (the agency), but they didn't think we'd go this far," Stec said. "It kind of challenges you when people don't think you can do it and excites you when you can pull it off."

Their first step was to figure out what Earth bound would stand for.

Promoting the environment is a broad field, so the two women decided to select 12 endangered species — the rhinoceros, sea turtle, humpback whale, mountain gorilla, dolphin, coral reefs, black-footed ferret, mana-tee. panda, cheetah and. of course, the elephant and palm cockatoo — to become advocates for

Earth bound also Lakes on overlogging. animal cruelty and save the earth, or "what we call living with nature." Stec said

Their first efforts were to create information cards that accompany their products The cards talk about the animal and why it is endangered and encourages active involvement in its preservation.

ONCE THAT was done, they worked on the sayings, started on the jewelry designs and picked the design elements for the T-shirts and no-tecards.

"We were like were we possessed." said Stec of the time devoted to creating the merchandise "It was sickening, just sickening and we're still like that."

Even figuring out the color schemes was time consuming Working with 30 black-and-white copies of the drawing and colored pens, they sat for hours "saying what about this," Stec said

Keeping with their commitment, they decided all their products would be environmentally safe. The T-shirts are 100 percent cotton, the no-tecards printed on recycled paper and the jewelry made from recycled plastic. "It's practically washable," Stec said, holding up a pin, "Made from milk jugs."

Planning done and armed with $25,000, they started producing the Earth bound products. One printer churned out the notecards. another tackled the jewelry. The latter was no easy job since the plastic, black in color, had to be coated in white before the colors — up to 12 on some designs — was applied

TWENTY-FOUR pieces were printed on each of 5,000 sheets Stec and Miller had the job of punching out each piece and attaching the pin or earring loops. The conference room at RME and Miller's Ann Arbor apartment serve as assembly points for Earth bound

"Suzie kept saying she was going to get arthritis because she had to punch the holes for the earring and I glued on the pins," Stec said "When we get bigger, we're definitely going to have someone help us with that."

The big move came in June 1990 when they ran an advertisement for Earth bound in Buzzworm, an environmental issues magazine Since then they have gone on to have booths at trade shows like the recent Ecology Exposition in Atlanta and market their goods through a catalog and 15 wholesalers around the U.S.

Earrings and pins are priced at $11 each, with sets costing $20 The T-shirts — "Protect the Gorilla," a forest "In All Their Spendor." "Protect the Sea Turtle" and the elephant "What a Wonder" — sell for $13 99 Notecards cost $8 75 foe 10 cards and matching envelopes

Earthbound is at the point of breaking even financially, putting Stec and Miller in the position of helping other environmental groups with donations. That is. after all. the stated goal of Eartbound

IT HAS ALREADY helped organizations like the Michigan Humane Society. Global Relief and Defenders of Wildlife by providing their cre-ative services.

"It's nice working with non-profits that are interested in the same thing we are." Stec said. "Anything we do for-a group is free of charge or we sell them our materials cheaply When you work for a real good cause, it's hard, really hard, to price it right You always end up under-cutting it."

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Kory Clarke brings home Soul IN CONCERT

By Larry O'Connor staff writer

Kory Clarke and his band may be part of a homecoming, but don't ex-pect a parade

The 1980 graduate of Livonia Bentley High School brings his group Warrior Soul into The Palace of Auburn Hills Friday. Oct 25, opening for Queensryche

A classic tale of the local rebel returned in the triumph of a conquering rock'n'roll god7

Not yet. but Clarke is getting there

"I think I would (feel some vindi-cation) if I could get some airplay on an FM. AOR (album-oriented rock} radio station or get a write-up in one of the big papers," said Clarke. 29. sounding a bit disgusted in a phone interview. "I feel some vindication in proving my critics and those who pushed me around in high school wrong."

Clarke is bitter, kind of like suck-ing a lemon after a shot of castor oil

His experiences in 1980s trail-blazing outfits such as L-7 and Trial were fruitless, running aground in an area he believes is indifferent to its musicians and artists He also sums the Detroit area in general terms of being racist, conservative and "grumpy."

At this point, asking Clarke to pull out his high school yearbook seems as inappropriate as checking an Islamic cleric for his copy of "The Satanic Verses "

CLARKE'S accomplishments are in the present His band. Warrior Soul, has its second album out on David Geffen Records. "God, Drugs and the New Republic," a sonic blast of social c o m m e n t a r y wrought through suburban petu-lance and urban decay. _

In this visceral collage, Clarke burns down the facades surround-ing drugs, religion, poverty and whatever else is on the evening news

If Clarke comes across a tad an-tagonistic. one only need to look at his past to know why

Trained as a drummer, Clarke played in a cover band while_ in school Then rebellion set in Re formed an anarchic outfit. The Atti-tudes. and began showing up at Bentley High School with purple and pink stripes in his hair

Punk had arrived and Clarke was its self-appointed ambassador

"Everybody was against me." Clarke said "It's been stated so many times. I was a punk, man Bach then there were no punks "

Those who know him believe

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Kory Clarke (second f rom lef t ) and his band-m a t e s — Mark Evans, John Ricco and Pete

McClanahan will f i l l The Palace of Auburn Hills wi th the sound of Warrior Soul Friday, Oct. 25.

Clarke was ahead of his time Dave Feeny also went to Bentley and was a roadie"' for The Attitudes Feeny was one of a group of 10 students, spurred by Clarke, who began to adhere to the punk fashion of straight-legged jeans and short hair

"HE WAS A freak," Feeny said -with a laugh "In high_ school, he was the king of punk."

Musically. Clarke was also chart-ing a new course. In addition to being an excellent drummer. Feeny recalls a show with Trial at The Freestyle in the early '80s

Halfway through one song. Clarke told people in the audience to quit dancing and the band fin-ished with a loud, distorted guitar feedback-induced frenzy Few peo-ple appreciated the message

Fed up, Clarke sought creative refuge, leaving for New York in 1985 After working ,as a bicycle messenger and as a vee-jay. he hooked up with Pete McClanahan and guitarist John Ricco and start-ed Warrior Soul.

"I couldn't go any farther in De-troit," Clarke said. "I was in some bands that were well-run and I had

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done that There's was nothing going on , "I don't know what Detroit cares about really it doesn't care about the arts, at least not musi-cians"

Clarke eventually gave up drums to concentrate on his vocals and songwnting Remarkably, Warrior Soul was signed by David Geffen Company after five gigs

AFTER THEIR debut release. "Last Decade Dead Century." War-rior Soul toured Europe with Metal-lica and garnered favorable re-views in music publications Sound and Kerrang

The group's music has been de-scribed as something as metal for the mind But simply placing War-rior Soul in the spandex-and-teased-hair crowd won't suffice

" You can't really categorize us." Clarke said "It's the outlook and

the attitude High school alienation only

serves as part of Clarke's discon-tent He was also influenced by the prescribed musical rebellion of MC 5 and, to a lesser degree. Ted Nu-gent Later, he became immersed in the post-punk fury of Joy Divi-sion and Public Image Ltd

Things such as heroin wars and the park movement in the late '70s and even the riots in 1967 before then had an impact on his world view, Clarke said

All of which makes the indiffer-ence by the media in this area to Warrior Soul's music more impalat-able to him

"One of these days I'm going to sock somebody." he said.

Vfamor Soul opens for Queen-ryche 8 p.m Friday. Oct 25. at The Palace of Auburn Hills Tickets are $20 For informa-tion, call 377-0100

Moaday, Oct. 21 - Y M I wUl perform at Rick s Cafe. <11 Church, Ann Arbor For information, call 99(-2747

a PARADISE VALLEY JAZZ JAM Moaday, Oct II — Paradiae Valley

Jazz Jam Session will perform at Alvin's, S75( Cass, across from Wayne State Uni-versity, Detroit For information, call 832 2355

• FATIMA MANSIONS Tuesday. Oct. 22 — Fauma Mansions

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a CHISEL BROTHERS Tuesday. Oct. 22 — Chisel Brothers

will perform at Alvin's. 575( Cass, across from Wayne State University. DetroiL For information, call 832-2355

a VUOU HIPPIES Wednesday, Oct 23 — Vudu Hippies

will perform at Rick s Cafe, (11 Church. Ann Arbor For information, call 996-2747

a JIM GUSTAFSON JUMP CITY REVUE

Wednesday. Oct. 23 — Jim Gus La (son Jump City Revue will perform at Alvin's, 575( Cass, across from Wayne State Uni-versity, Detroit For information, call 832-2355

a JONATHAN RICHMAN Wednesday. Oct 23 — Jonathan Rich-

man will perform two shows. 7 30 and 9 30 p m , at The Ark. (37 S Main. Ann Arbor Tickets are $11 50 in advance For information, call 99-MUSIC

a THE ATTIC Wednesday. Oct, 23 — The AtUc will

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a GWEN AND CHARLES SCALES Thursday through Sunday. Oct. 2*-27

and Oct 31 -Nov 3 — Gwen and Charles Scales will perform at Baker's Keyboard Lounge. Livernois and Eight Mile. De-troit For mformauon, call 8(4-1200 or 864-1201

a VIOLENT FEMMES Thursday, Oct. 24 — Violent Femmes

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a BPOC EXPRESS BAND Thursday. Oct 24 — BPOC Express

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a TRINIDAD TRIPOLI STEEL BAND Thursday. Oct. 24 — Trinidad Tripoli

Steel Band will perform at Rick's Cafe. 611 Church, Ann Arbor For information, call 996 2747

a FLOWER Thorsday. Oct. 24 — Flower will per-

form at Alvin's. 5756 Cass, across from Wayne State University. Detroit For in-formation. call 832-2355

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a PIT VIPERS Friday. Oct 25. aad Saturday, Oct 2S

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• JUDY MOWATT Saturday. Oct. 26 — Judy Mowatt will

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a JOHNNY WafTER Friday. Oct, 25 — Johnny Winter will

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Coughlan f inds niche with Fatima Mansions By Larry O'Connor staff writer

Sure Cathal Coughlan could find more fulfilling ways to vent his wrath, but they don't pack punching bags with dynamite

To say the Fatima Mansions' lead singer has a some-what jaundiced outlook at life is to dismiss the water near the Exxon Valdez oil spill as a bit murky

Coughlan's angry, he's screeching and, best of all. more cynical than a bagful of Tones at a labor rally

This translates into some seriously skewed, gushingly fragmented and vertigo induced pieces of pop and rock on Fatima Mansions' "Viva Dead Ponies'' (Radioactive/ MCA) Bouncy bits of dance synthesizers belie the dark-ness that be bops inside of Coughlan's mind

"A necklace of rubber, burning bright a burning rub-ber necklace for my angel's delight." begins Coughlan in the most benevolent, sugary lone on the opening cut Un-expectedly, he goes into a caterwaul discourse on the various possibilities of civil obedience with all the viru-lency of Mount St Helen

The former member of Microdisney dismisses An-gel's Delight" as something of "a little piece of light entertainment" in response to Britain's poll tax and en-suing police crackdown when people demonstrated

"I figured that's one thing I could do they couldn't touch me for," said Coughlan, transplanted to London from Cork, Ireland. "I could make a record in a comic book sort of way."

LIKE A MADMAN perched above in a confined view ing box. Coughlan seemingly thumbs his nose at society below through his music But with the insanity of poverty and despair in everyday life, maybe he's not so daft after all

He equates Western leaders such as former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher with dead dictator Nicolae Ceausescu in the fuzzy discord Of Blues for Ceausescu " He mocks deity, casting Jesus among other things as a London shopkeeper in the title-track "Viva Dead Ponies "

These are things Microdisney didn't allow for with its mainstream musings Coughlan formed Fatima Man-sions - named after a run-down housing project in north Dublin - in 198*. joining with Hugh Bunker Nick Bag-nall. Nick Allum and Aindnas OGruama

In a short while, the band has gained instant notoriety, releasing Against Nature" in 1988 in the UK Irish mu sic magazine Hot Press named Fatima Mansions Band of the Year" and Momaaey picked the band's LP as one of his favorite albums in a New Musical Express poll

Kudos aside. Coughlan has found his niche There were a lot of things going on in music in tbe

late 80s I was interested in that weren't coming out at all with what I was doing." Coughlan said "I came to realize I was making records I wouldn't really want to listen to myself and were completely unrelated to what I was listening to at home

OBVIOUSLY. Coughlan sought a harder edge to his music "Viva Dead Ponies delivers, featuring s rene-gade mix oI spewing punk guitar and sensuous techno melodies His hardness at life goes deeper

Cathal Coughlan, lead singer of Fatima Man-sions. has been described as angry, screech-ing and cynical which translates into some se-rious pop and rock on the band 's "Viva Dead Ponies" (Radioact ive/MCA) a lbum.

Coughlan grew up in Cork. Ireland, and banged around as a musician Disenchanted with the cliquish Dublin mu-sic scene, he left for London in 1983

Ireland, not exactly known for its abundance of glow-ing optimists, ooly gets part of the credit for turning Coughlan into a sardonic songwriter

"I think it has more to do with my relocation in Brit-ain, really," .-.aid Coughlan. who once studied medicine ui college "I fo nd it difficult the way things were running in Ireland I jist had to get the hell out of there

"Since I've got to Britain. I've watched the place de-teriorate into a world of bankruptcy and superstition in much the same way Ireland did in the early '80s "

"Angel's Delight" is only one acid indigestioo induced number concerning this subject The opening reference lo rubber necklesses might lead one to believe it's a song decrying the situation in South Africa

"IN A WAY. it's taking advantage of the marginal po-sition of somebody has in this country thai says. OK. you're nobody ' 'OK, I'm nobody, I'm going to make sedi tious mCisic What you going to do about i f Nothing, because nobody's going to hear it because you've taken me off the radio "

All this gloom and doom can get a guy down at l^mes Coughlan agrees, but even a cynic's cymc can find a daisy in a compost pile once in awhile

Sometimes it's hard to get motivated to walk when things have been rough for awhile." he said "But people are buying the record and we're going to America "

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As I pull the curtains I hear a slight noise in the hall. That is the thermos of coffee and basket of rolls left outside tbe door ever)' morning here at Puerta A1 Sol, an all-inclusive suite hotel that opened a year ago at the "Club Med end of the beach."

The bridge that joins this island to the mainland near CTub Med is at the opposite end from the bridge that connects it to Cancun City 12 miles away. The trav-eler's task is to pick a hotel from the several dozen beautiful prop-erties that line tbe beach

The Cancun Puerta A1 Sol Ho-tel Suites and Spa is the most lux-urious of the island's three all-in-clusive hotels, which offer meals and beverages with the price of the room. You can take 40 of your friends into the outdoor whirlpool or learn to dive in the above-ground diving tank if you get tired of sizzling away on the very lightly populated beach.

BY 8 A.M. the joggers are sil-houetted against the froth of breaking waves, the pool handlers are working beneath my balcony, and the gardener is going clip on the world's tiniest patch of grass The choice is determined by how much you want to pay. how far you want to be from the activities around tbe museum, mall and convention center at Cancun Point and what style of hotel suits you.

The three dozen hotels on the beach are all spread out for me to see as I ride the 50-cent bus that runs every 15 minutes or so be-tween the Hotel Zone and Cancun City. The Mayans would recog-nize the hotel shapes built side-by-side along the beach: pyra-mids, stepped roofs, with an occa-sional touch of the Taj Mahal. All look quite luxurious.

The less expensive are in Can-cun City and along the sheltered swimming waters of the Bay. There are sometimes red flags on the beach that faces the Carib-bean Sea because of the under-tow.

Hotels range from tbe luxury of places like the Melia and the Omni through the moderately priced condos of the Kinha to the low-priced rooms of the Club Las Per las, which still sports a pool and restaurant but lacks the fan-cy touches

THE 50-CENT bus will drop you at the city hall, where bal-loons, sunlovers and politicos ral-ly. Go to the tourist office door for information; you will learn, for example, that Bus Number Eight takes you five miles north to Jhe ferry for Isla Mujeras if yo$ prefer independent travel to toars.-

£had tortilla soup to the strum of music in an open-sided restau-rant called Mi Ranchita m town; othjr Mexican places I heard about were Rose Mexicano and Garibaldis. I'm not an old Cancun ha&d so I picked local brains, about the best places to eat and play

Most hoteliers recommend Uve deluxe Blue Bayou at the Hyatt Carl be and the Calypso at the Camino Real

Beef lovers recommended Beefeaters, Jaguari's and the in-expensive La Hacienda Seafood lovers suggest Tbe Fisherman, Catamar and Pervcos, where the waiters strum the music

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Cancun seas call travelers By Iris Sandarson Jooas speciaTWriler

HIS IS A fairy tale Some people like the way it turns out and some people think the wicked witch of tour-

ism has been here Once Upon A Time a fat finger of

land poked into the emerald green waters of the Caribbean Sea. At the tip of the Yucatan Peninsula, a 12-mile-long elbow of sand enclosed a blue lagoon Not ordinary sandbars, but glorious beach ankle-deep in powdery sand, gleaming like a gold-en bracelet under the hot Mexican sun.

There were only crab tracks and the footsteps of pirates or fishermen around the Mayan ruins on the sand when the Mexican government asked a computer to select the ideal Carib-bean resort setting.

You should see it now. Tourists bring their gold and their

suntan lotion to 21,000 rooms in high-rise and low-rise hotels that start on the mainland in Ciudad Can-cun (population 150,000) and follow that elbow of sand along 12 miles of Hotel Zone. That coral and sand beach, and the emerald sea, may

now offer the best value per dollar of any warm weather getaway in the world.

WHY? CANCUN is for the moment overbuilt, especially in lux-ury class hotels, s o g s a buyer's mar-ket. You can spend a lot of money on meals and incidentals when you get there, so the wise traveler plans carefully before he leaves home.

Kenneth R. Trefilek. Director of Resort Vacations for Travel Charter International, which runs charters to Cancun weekly in summer, four times a week November through mid May. says "no place draws from this side of the country, on a year-round basis, as steadily as Cancun. It is the most competitively priced re-sort in the world.

i t ' s accessible, within four hours flight of 65 percent of the U.S. popu-lation, it's new. clean, has beautiful white beaches and turquoise seas, lots of water sports, enough tours for variety and you chn spend a week there for the same price as a week in Florida "

Cancun was a higher-priced desti-nation before Hurricane Hugo stripped that glorious beach away ip 1988 The beach is completely re-

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Al though some argue that Cancun is over-de-veloped, the large number of accommodat ions make the vacation resort a buyer's market ,

with prices remain ing low compared to many other tropical dest inat ions.

Airlines offer travel whether you leave weekday or week-end and what hotel you choose.

No airline flies non-stop to Mexi-co, so most travel agents sell charter travel packages to Cancun Whole-salers to Mexico include Key Tours. Apple Vacations and Travel Charter International.

Travel Charter sells the largest number of packages to Cancun, with rates ranging from $300 to $700 for three days, and from $400 to $800 for seven days, depending on

TCI flies once a week in summer, four times a week in winter, on American Trans Air ATA meets the government certification required of all scheduled airlines; not all charter airlines do

If you don't buy a package, you can connect to daily flights out of

stored* but prices have stayed low enough to attract honeymooners, spring' breakers and weekenders as well .-4s the typical one-week vaca-tioners

/ TREFILEK: i t ' s easy to take / y o u r first international trip to Can-

cun It's not far away, people speak English, the facilities are American

packages Miami on American. Pan American and Mexicana Mexicana flies daily non-stops from Chicago

Carlos Banks of Farmington Hills, district sales manager for Mexicana. announced new rate structures last week for round-trip fares that ar.e:

totally refundable and require no ad-vance purchase fly Monday to Fri-day for $438. $502 weekends. Detroit to Cancun via Chicago.

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Monday . October 21 1991 O A K • 11A

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Even without a new Tiger Stadi-um. Wayne County will be host for a major ball field event next season

The 1992 senior softball champi-onships are coming to Canton Soft-ball Center next September

Eagerly sought by Wayne County Executive Edward McNamara. the tournament is expected to pump as much as | 1 million into the local

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"Along with Softball City (in De-troit) we're the largest private soft-ball facility anywhere," said Bernie Goodstein who direct s Softball Cen-ter's 12 diamonds

Last year, the Michigan Avenue site was host to a smaller tourna-ment sponsored by the county office on aging

"When (office on aging director) Frank Rembisz asked us if we'd like to have the national tournament, I said. Oh my yes '" Goodstein re-called.

Bringing the event north is consid-ered a coup Previous events have been held in such Sun Belt cities as Greensboro, NC and West Palm Beach, Fla

This is the fourth time they've held it and it's always been in a Sun Belt site,' Fortney said "So this is is the first time they've come up here."

A Redford native, Fortney played on several teams, in several leagues, throughout western Wayne County But he won't be stepping up to bat in next year's tournament.

First, he's too young Ballplayers in the seniors tournament start at age 50 with 80-year-old players not uncommon

Second. Fortney admits he put his glove and bat away a few years back

Robert C. Fortney of Livonia holds his 18-month-o ld son, Robert R., who likes to toss around a softball . Fortney, who works for the

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Host families needed for exchange students

High school students from Brazil. Argentina, Germany, France and Spain seek area homes lor a foreign exchange program.

Students are part of the American Institute for Foreign Study Scholar-ship Foundation exchange program. They will arrive in January and spend five months in the U.S.

Students are 15-18 and have stud-ied English for at least four years. They will be arriving with money to cover their personal expenses.

Families with or without children can become host families. Details are available by calling Lynne Levenbach. 45S-8562 or Scott Will-son. 322-4678

SC hosts career workshop The Career Planning and Place-

ment Center at Schoolcraft College is offering two free workshops tar-geting career planning and job pros-pecting. Both workshops meet 6-8 p.m. in the college's liberal arts building.

Career choices will be held Mon-day, Nov. 4. The seminar will discuss options in the work work, focusing on career planning and the factors necessary to make a successful ca-

reer choice. Current trends tn occu-pations as well as the job outlook in Michigan will be explored.

On Monday. Nov. 18. job hunting strategies will be presented, outlin-ing job hunting skills, resume writ-ing and interviewing techniques.

Reservations are required. To reg-ister or obtain further information, contact the placement center at 462-4421.

Schoolcraft is at 18600 Haggerty, between Six and Seven Mile roads.

S'craft to hold blood drive An American Red Cross Bloodmo-

bile will be at the Schoolcraft Col-lege Waterman Center 7:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Thursday. Nov. 7.

Appointments can be scheduled by calling 462-4400, Ext. 5050 Walk-in donors are also welcome.

State redisricting headed to court By Tim Richard staff writer

Theoretically, reapportioning the Michigan Legislature is easier than reapportioning the state's con-gressional delegation.

The state would lose none of its 38 state senators and 110 repre-sentatives. But it would lose two of its 19 U.S. representatives — a tough nut that a federal court al-most certainly will have to crack.

But legislative reapportionment, too, seemed headed for court this week. Democrats and Republicans in Lansing last week were unable to agree on standards And they need to have standards before they can draw lines on a map.

"If the Supreme Court gives us standards, we can go forward," said Rep Willis Bullard. R-High-land, GOP voice on legislative reapportionment. "Even if you have standards, there can be so many variations.

"I hope the Supreme Court can rule by Thanksgiving That's half of one step."

THE SENATE last week gave

20-15 approval to its standards with 19 Republicans and maverick Democrat Gil DiNello of East De-troit supporting them and 15 Dem-ocrats opposed (Sen. Michael Bouchard. R-Birmingham. had an excused absence )

To the untrained eye. the le-galese looks similar to the House resolution sponsored by Rep Max-ine Berman, D-Southfield. But Ber-man charged, "The Senate substi-tute promotes racial and political gerrymandering Inviting uncount-ed county, city and township splits manipulates populations.

"Republicans obviously remain under the illusion that complaints by Jerome Reid of the NAACP on Sept. 25 are accurate." said Ber-man, adding that NAACP found they "r»o longer contain the legal shortcomings."

At her urging, the House Thurs-day rejected the Senate standards on a 36-53 party-line vote (Repub-licans Lyn Bankes of Livonia and Barbara Dobb of West Bloomfield missed the roll call.)

The bill went to conference com-mittee Friday with little hope the differences could be resolved

Meanwhile, lawyers for both par-ties were preparing to submit briefs to the Supreme Court today

THE DIFFERENCE is one of emphasis, Bullard said

"First, the Democrats just want to list factors. We want to set up a hierarchy," he said.

"Second, we want to give greater weight to city and township bound-aries, except in the case of minori-ty representation The Democrats say they don't want to split city and township lines just to create minor-ity districts "

The disagreement is over the emphasis to give the federal Voting Rights Act, which says ethnic groups shouldn't be split up to prohibit them from winning a seat.

Both parties agree there should be no more than an 8 2 percent de-viation from the ideal 224,613 in each Senate district. 84,503 in each House district.

Both agree with compactness standards established in 1982 s reapportionment by Bernard Apol. a retired elections director ap-pointed by the Supreme Court to draw new lines

BOTH PARTIES in 1992 are tar-

7 hope the Supreme Court can rule by Thanksgiving. That's half of one step.'

— Rep Willis Bullard R-Highland

getting the state House of Repre-sentatives, which Democrats have controlled since the 1960s House GOP leader Paul Hillegonds of Holland has a host of money-rais-ing and issuing-forming commit-tees to gain control of the House

The Senate and governor's chair, both in GOP hands, aren't up until the 1994 election

As of now, the filing deadline for the 1992 primary is May 15 Reap-portionment would have to be ac-complished before that

"In 1982 the filing deadline had to be postponed." Bullard recalled The court case dragged long enough that no one kr\ew what the districts would look like

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Chiefs beat N'ville, maintain win streak By Dan O'Meara staff writer

Plymouth Canton chalked up its ninth straight win in girls basketball Thursday — Northville chalked one up to experience.

The No. 6-ranked Chiefs remained unbeat-en (7-0) in the Western Lakes Activities As-sociation after they rallied from a four-point halftime deficit to defeat the visiting Mus-tangs. 65-55.

Canton is 11-2 overall. Northville dropped to 4-3 in the league and 10-3 overall

"We're inexperienced in tight games against very good competition." Northville

.coach Ed Kritch said "Their schedule helps them, too They're

our (Flint) Powers and (Birmingham) Ma-rian. They already have that game base, and I.think we will be better the next time around because of what happened tonight."

What happened was the Chiefs took the game away from Northville, which led most of the first half — 28-24 at halftime — and got a combined 24 points from Karen Pump and Laura Apligian.

CANTON CAME back strong in the third quarter, outscoring the Mustangs 19-9 and playing tighter defense The Chiefs led 43-37 and stayed in front.

"I thought we were intense on defense to start, but our positioning was not good," Canton coach Bob Blohm said "Our effort at getting back, getting the ball stopped and getting to all players was better from the second quarter on."

Sophomore guard Britta Anderson scored a career-high 18 points, which included 8-of-8 free throw shooting, and junior center Stephanie Gray scored 12 to lead Canton.

Jori Welchans came off the bench to score nine points and was one of several others who contributed in key ways Alyson Noune, Amy Westerhold and Christie Saffron played excellent floor games at guard Westerhold made several big steals in the second half to frustrate Northville. and she and Kelly Holmes added eight points each, Saffron six.

Pump, who leads the Mustangs with a 13-

girts basketball S a l e m a l a r m Glenn , 3 8

point-plus average, finished with 20 and Apligian 15. but they had just 11 points be-tween them in the second half Kara McNeil contributed 10 points and Stacey Nyland eight

Pump was scoring from outside and Apli-gian penetrating for layupa in the first half Northville had an 11-0 run in the first quar-ter. including a triple by Pump that broke a 10-10 tie. to lead 17-10. The Mustangs were up 18-14 after one period They had a harder time scoring in the second half.

"(CANTON) GOT up in their face a little more and made it difficult for them." Kritch

said "We couldn't see the next pass They don't take it away on the first pass but the second with help defense Their trap was too good Their trap overcame our ability-to pass the ball."

The Chiefs shot 57 percent (8-14) in the third quarter and Northville 17 percent (3-18) Canton never trailed after Anderson, who led the Chiefs with six points in that period, made two free throws for a 36-35 lead

"We rebounded the ball better Our shot selection was better, and we attacked the zone better," Blohm said "It got crowded inside, and we started making shots on the reverse pass. In the second half, we had some pretty good second-shot opportunities

"We got a little better floor balance, and we got people back We got the basket cov-ered up real well. I didn't think they got as many easy shots in the second h a l f '

Canton extended its lead to 11 points (48-37) when Westerhold. Anderson and Saffron combined to score the first five of the fourth quarter.

McNeil hit two threes and Nyland a pair of free throws to keep the Mustangs close. 50-45 Northville was within four (57-53) with 1 41 lo play, but Canton started work-ing the clock with five guards on the floor Westerhold made a three-point play, Ander-son and Noune two free throws each to se-cure the victory

"THIS GAME was played at a high level and fast pace."' Kritch said "We can sustain it for 2-24 quarters, but they caused us to break down

"When we were fresh early in the game, we could make them do that Bill fatigue became a factor We can't play at that level long enough against the Cantons and the Sa-lems "

The Chiefs play Farmington Hills Harri-son on Thursday and, barring an upset, will remain unbeaten in the WLAA heading into a showdown Saturday night with Salem at Canton The Ro^ks also are 7-0 in the league and host Livonia Stevenson on Thursday.

Hister reaches 1,000; Rocks pound Vikings

Leon Hister scored two touchdowns and surpassed the 1,000-yard mark for the season. Pete Zantop passed for two TDs and Rob Shepley ran for two more to ignite Plymouth Salem's 44-13 football victory at Walled Lake Central Friday.

The win boosted Salem's overall record to 5-2 and kept alive the Rocks' state playoff hopes. They finish 4-1 in the Western Lakes Activities Association's Lakes Di-vision. good for second place.

Central dropped to 0-7 overall and completed its Lakes Division season wmless in five games

Salem took command immediately against the Vik-ings and never relented. Hister opened the scoring with a 3-yard TD burst in the first quarter, John Truskowski's placement made it 7-0.

The Rocks scored twice more in the half on Zantop passes. The first covered 38 yards to Mark Cirella in the opening quarter Zantop ran in for the two-point conver-sion to make it 15-0. The second was 25 yards to Alfonso Hysko in the second period; Zantop passed to Shepley for_another two-point conversion, giving Salem a 23-0 halftime advantage

HISTER AND Shepley both scored TDs in the third quarter on 6-yard runs, with Truskowski adding the PAT af ter each

The Vikings got on the board in the fourth Jeremv Baum darted 12 yards for their first TD. Tom Simaans placement narrowed the gap somewhat, to 37-7

Salem drove right back to score again, however, on a 4-yard Shepley run Anvar Vargas booted this extra point. Central closed out the scoring with a 27-yard pass from Marc Tatarcuk to Steve Rabaut

Hister rolled through the Viking defense to gain 156 yards on 23 carries, giving him 1.060 yards for the sea-son Shepley added 55 yards rushing on nine attempts as the Rocks gained 289 yards on the ground Zantop com-pleted four of five passes for 71 yards

Central rushed for 143 yards and quarterbacks Tatar-cuk and Michael Gluski combined to complete nine of 19 passes for 123 more But the Vikings lost a fumble and were intercepted twftce. by Salem's Pat Martinez and Todd Forbes Salem lost one fumble

Andy Szydlowski paced the Rocks with eight tackles

Warriors focus on playoffs after routing Canton, 21-0 By Dan O'Meara s t a f f w r i t e r

S t e v a Hohl w a a C a n t o n ' a l e a d i n g r u a h e r F r iday in t h e t e a m ' a 21-0 loaa to Wal l ed L a k e W e a t e r n

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If all goes well for the Walled Lake Western football team, the Warriors will be in the Class A playoffs and coach Chuck Apap will have a new gold watch.

After his team defeated host Plymouth Canton 21-0 Friday night to keep its playoff hopes alive, Apap showed his players the watch he received from his 1979 team that finished 6-3

The Warriors, who were seventh in Class A Region III last week, fin-ished 3-2 in the Western Division of the Western Lakes Activities Associ-ation and improved to 4-3 overall. Canton is 1-4 and 2-5

"I told the kids, if we had a better record. I expected a new watch," Apap said "We have to get in the

football playoffs to have a better record, and we're hoping to be there "

Western will play Westland John Glenn in the WLAA crossover this week and finish the season against crosstown rival Walled Lake Cen-tral

"WALLED LAKE Western has never been in the playoffs, and this team wants to do it," Apap said "We have lo win our next two John Glenn Is very tough You had better be strapped up when you play them With Glenn's record, our kids know we can really move up "

The Warriors scored on their sec-

ond possession when David Watkins passed 52 yards on first down to Joe Kalhorn at 5 03 in the first quarter

They had to stop the stack-I and jam people up in there," Apap said "We thought it would be open. We thought we could sneak our end out and we did

"Joey may have to go to acting class He did a great job faking his block and then running his pattern "

The Warriors led 14-0 at halfUme after a sustained drive ended in Ar-nie Gillert's 1-yard scoring run with two minutes left in the second quar-ter The hard-running Gillert was the game's leading rusher with 56 yards on 15 carries

Western was evenly divided be-tween the pass <132) and run (138) Watkins was 5-of-9 for all the pass-

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Salem boys win 3rd straight title

Plymouth Salem remains the king of Lakes Division boys cross country, winning its third consecutive title Thursday with a 15-49 victory over host Walled Lake Central

Tbe Rocks finish 5-0 in their half of the Western Lakes Activities Associa-tion and 6-0 overall in dual meets

"Any time you can win your division three years in a row, it's a fine accomplishment," Salem coach Geoff Baker said. "The thing that has eluded us is the league title "

Salem was paced by junior Derek Cudini, who earned individual honors with a 16 57 time

The Rocks captured the top six places with senior Steve Boudreau (17 21), senior Jayson McDonald (17 17), sophomore Jon Mickevicius (17 201, senior Matt Clfaldi (18 01) and junior Jamie Miller (18 10) following Cudini.

The WLAA meet will be Wednesday at Cass Benton Park where the Rocks will challenge defending champion Walled Lake Western for the league title The Warriors won the Western Diviaion dual crown with a 5-0 record.

"You're going up against the second-ranked team in the state." Baker said "Miracles do happen Looking at times, there is a possibility Our fourth

and fifth runners will have to drop at least SO seconds, and we have to put two runners behind (Bill) Crosby and alternate the next couple places Then we could have a shot "

Western completed a perfect season In the Western Division with a 17-4« victory Thursday over Plymouth Canton

Qroatoy of Western was the top runner (16 21). The Chiefs finished 3 2 in the i and 3-3 overall.

Shamrocks lose game, Zavagnin By Steve Kowalski s ta f f w r i t e r

Warren De La Salle beat Redford Catholic Cen-tral 3-1 Saturday in the Catholic League boys soccer championship game played at Harper Woods Notre Dame.

But the real loss for CC came with 1 42 re-maining in the game when star senior midfielder Kerry Zavagnin received a red card and was ejected The infraction means Zavagnin must sit out the S h a m r o c k next game, which happens to be tonight's 7 pm. Class A district opener at Ferndale

The red card came deep in DeLaSall«'s end of the field and occurred af ter the Pilots had wrapped up the game, for all intents and pur-poses

Zavagnin said he and DeLaSalle player Craig Abraham were joking around when the linesman on that end of the field interrupted the two play-ers

VTTLGER LANGUAGE directed at an official is usually something that draws a red card, but Zavagnin said his conversation with the linesman was harmless Zavagnin. who scored C C s only goal on a penalty kick In the second half, ironi-cally was named the Catholic League's Player of the Year at halftime

soccer ' I'm teammates with Craig on the Michigan

Magic (during the off-season) and we were joking around, when the linesman got into it and said. 'What's your problem?" " said Zavagnin. who on this day would have been better off placekicking for the CC football team against the University of Detroit-Jesuit "I just pinched him on the cheek and said Oh. you look so pretty ' 1 didn't do anything wrong It's garbage "

Abraham confirmed Zavagnin's story

"WE WERE goofing around. Kerry was goof-ing around with the ref. but the ref wasn't goof-ing around with him," Abraham said "The ref said to Kerry What's the matter with you"* Ker ry said Nothing, just grabbed his cheek and said You're so cute That ! just Kerry He's always

goofing around "

The linesman, who refused to identify himself, would not comment

DeLaSalle won the regular-season meeting be-

tween the two schools but CC bounced back earli-er this month and stopped DeLaSalle. 4-0, in the Catholic League Central Division championship game

That loss ended DeLaSalle's 39 game winning streak but this time the Pilots dominated from the get go

Tim Fulton scored twice to give DeLaSalle a 2-0 halftime lead and the Pilots' Marcus Cudnik scored his team-high 20th goal on a penalty kick early in the second half to push the lead to 3-0.

"1 THINK THIS showed a lot of character on our part."' DeLaSalle coach Thaier MukhUr said '"Our kids were flat last time and they gave us a lesson on how to play and we were embarrassed Today you saw a different DeLaSalle team "

Five CC players received yellow cards and the last thing coach Phil La Joy needed was for one of his players to receive a red card

We just got out of it early and we couldn't come hack." LaJoy said "We had some opportu-nities in the first half and If we could have capi-talised. it could have been a different game."

Senior Steve Heitert and sophomore Adam Borchert both were turned away by DeLaSalle goalkeeper Brian London as the Shamrock* tried to score just before ha If time The iocs m net was suffered by CC goalkeeper Jeff Sawicki

2B(P.C) O&E Monday. October 21. 1991

SC's title hopes suffer an injury s P o r t s shorts

B y C J - f t t o a f c

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Tbe future of Sctooolcraft College's women's soccer season won't be de-cided on tbe field. -

Which is really too bad. As coach Nick O'Shea noted after Sunday's 2-1 Ion to top-ranked Meramec Commu-nity College (of St. Louis), "We ac-complished what we wanted to ac-complish. We proved we can play with the best teams in tbe country."

After a moment's hesitation, O'Shea added, "If our girls can play."

WelL That's the question, isn't it? Sunday may well be remembered in SC soccer annals as a black one

It started yesterday morning, when defender Jennifer Whitfield woke up with a very black-and-blue ankle. Preliminary diagnosis: possi-ble ligament damage. She could be out two weeks.

REMEMBER, THE Lady Ocelots have no bench. At all. No substitutes. So they started Sunday's game against tbe pition's No. 1 team with 10 players.

It didn't stay that way long. With five minutes left in the first half, for-ward Carol Pietila turned to run, twisted her knee and went down. Preliminary diagnosis: anterior cru-ciate ligament sprain or tear. She was transported to the hospital by assistant coach Dawn Gabriel.

Had Gabriel waited 15 minutes, she would have had another passen-ger. Two minutes into tbe second half, Nikki Johnson collided with a Meramec player and injured her knee, too. Preliminary diagnosis: an-other anterior cruciate ligament sprain or tear.

For the last 43 minutes of the game, SC was forced to play eight against 11. It was surprising the Ocelots were able to keep the score that cloee.

Meramec, which won tbe tourna-ment with two victories — Monroe CC (Rochester, N.Y.) was its victim Saturday by a 3-0 margin — opened tbe scoring in the game's second minute when Jamie Casillas (tbe tournament's offensive MVP) beat

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Shannon Meath celebrates her same-winning goal with team-mates during Saturday's 1-0 victory over Florissant Valley CC.

SC keeper Kim Owczarzak to the ball and dribbled it into the net.

THE OCELOTS tied it with 20

minutes left in the half. Shannon Meath was knocked down in front of the Meramec goal and a penalty kick

was awarded, which Lori Place con-verted to make it 1-1.

Meramec got the game-winner wi th IS m i n u t e s l e f t . D a n a Schmedeke's corner kick was beaded into tbe net by Chris Ferndandez.

It was a valiant effort by SC, for Meramec, though, it was hardly in-spiring. To be fair , Meramec was a t less than full strength, too; midfield-er Kelly Watson was out with a leg injury suffered in Saturday's game, and two reserves were ill.

"She's the type of player who can penetrate with tbe ball," Meramec coach Jeff Karl said of Watson. "We played on the perimeter too much and didn't penetrate the way we should have. But that 's (a lack of) ex-perience.

"It might have been an ugly victo-ry, but a win's a win."

THAT WAS similar to what O'Shea said a f te r Saturday's 1-0 win over Florissant Valley CC (St. Louis), a team SC lost to earl ier in the sea-son by a 3-2 margin..

The only goal of Saturday's game was scored with five minutes left in the first half. A throw-in from Amy Krajewski (the tourney's defensive MVP) reached Place in front of the Flo Valley net, and she beaded it to Meath, who headed it in.

"I t wasn't pretty, but it was a win," said O'Sbea. "The first half was OK, but we had trouble in tbe second."

And what was O'Sbea hoping for in tbe first game? "No injuries," he re-plied. "I was hoping to see no inju-ries, and I d idn ' t "

Unfortunately, those came Sun-day.

What O'Shea did see that be liked was improved play by his keeper, Owczarzak. In spite of Meramec's constant pressure Sunday, Owczarak — from Farmington — didn't fold. If SC survives and makes it to the NJCAA Tournament, she will have to continue that type of play.

However, if either Johnson or Pietila a re sidelined for the season. SC's season could be over as well.

It's all a mat ter of numbers. And SC doesn't have them.

ROYAL OAK KIMBALL (HOST)

DISTRICT

CLASS A (MOST)

. 21: (A) Nortftvtteal (B) Novi. 7 pjti. (C) Plymouth Salem at (D) South I « • » p «n.r {€> Plymouth Canton at (F) Lwonla Church*. 7 p.m.; (Q) YpWanti al (H) 8*wv»e. TBA

Wednesday, O c t 23: G-H winner at E-F w mar, 7 p m ; C - 0 winner at A-B wavier, 7 p. »• . ' I ' T

Saturday, Oct. 26: Championship final, 1-p.m at Nortfrvlle. (Winner advances lo the Ptymouih Salem regional vs. Dearborn dtsfncl crtampwa)'

DEARBORN (HOST)

Monday. Oct. 21: (A) Livonia Frank In at (B) Dearborn Eflsel Ford. 4 p m ; (C) Dear bom Fordson at (D) Livonia Stevenson. 6 p.m.. (6) Farmington at (F) Rectiord Union. 4 p.m.. (Gj Dearborn at (H) Garden City, 4 p.m

Wednesday, Oct. 23: C-O winner at A-B wmer . TBA: G-H winner at E-F winner TBA

Saturday. Oct. 26: Championsfrp Anal 9 a m. at Dearborn (Winner acJvances to the Plymouth Salem regional vs Northvae d*»nct champion.)

Monday. Oct. 21: (A) Berkley at (B| South-»«*d-Lathrup. 7 p.m.; (C) Royal Oak Dpndero at (D) Birmingham Groves. 7 p.m., (E) Scuttv HeW at (FJ Royal Oak Klmtoa*. 7 p m ; fG) Redford Catholic Central at (H) Ferndale, 7 p.m.

Wednesday, O c t 23: C-D winner at A-B winner, TBA; G-H winner at E-F winner, TBA

Saturday, Oct. 26; Championship final. 1 p.m at Kimball (Winner advances to the Harper Woods Noire Dame regional vs. Troy Athens district champion )

WATERFORD MOTT (HOST)

Monday. Oct. 21: (A) West Bloomfield at (B) Waterlord Mott, S p.m.. (C) Birmingham Seaholm at (D) Waterford Kettenng. TBA. )E) B*rmrigham Brother Rice at (F) BloomtieM Hitts Lahser 7 p m , (G) North Farmmgton at (H) Oartcston 7 p.m.

Wednesday or Thursday, Oct 23-24 (tenta-tive): C-0 winner at A-B winner, TBA, G-H winner at E-F winner. TBA

Saturday. Oct. 26: Championship final, 2 p m a' Mott (Winner advances to the Grand Btanc regional vs. Mount Pleasant dtotrict crampon )

CLASSB REDFORD THURSTON (HOST)

Monday, Oct 21: (A) Dear born Heights Crestwood at (B) Hamtramck. TBA

Wedneeday. Oct. 23: Redford Thurston af Dexter, 4 30 p.m

Thursday. Oct 24: Dearborn Dhnne Child at A-B winner, TBA (Winner advances to the Warren Woods Tower regional w Madson Clejghts Bishop Foley dlstnci champion )

BIRM COUNTRY DAY (HOST)

Monday. Oct. 21: (A) Auburn Hills Avonoate al (B) Farmington Harrison, 4 p m

Wedneeday or Thursday. Oct 23-24 (tenta-tive): Bloomfieid Hilts Crantxook al BloomfieW Hills Anoover, TBA. Birmingham-Detroit Courv !ry Day at A-B winner, TBA

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p m at Country Day (Winner advances to the Mason regional vs Linden district champion )

ALLEN PARK INTER-CITY (HOST)

Monday. Oct, 21: (A) Riverview Gabriel Richard at (8) Lutheran High Westland, 4:30 p m , (C) Westland Huron Valley Lutheran at (0 ) Allen Park inter-Oty Baptist. 4 p.m

Tuesday. Oct, 22: (E) Plymouth Christian Academy al (F) Lenawee Christian. 5 p m , (G) Taylor Baptist Park at Ann Arbor Green-hias, 4.30 p.m.

Thursday, Oct. 24: A-B winner at E-F winner, TBA, G-H winner at C-D winner, TBA

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The competition will be broken down into age groups: 9-under, 10-12. 13-15, lft-18 and over-18 The first 10 "fowl shots" (free throws) are f ree . Each additional set of 10 costs $1. Contestants can shoot anytime be-tween 10 a.m. and I p.m.

Registration will take place on site at 9:45 a m For information call Canton Parks and Recreation Ser-vices at 397-5110.

• SOFTBALL CHAMPS

The Sidestreet Softball Club won three of its last four games to cap-ture the Plymouth Fall Softball League championship.

Sidestreet finished with a 14-1 record.

Sidestreet split a double-header with Mobile Lawn Care last Monday. Mobile won the first game 6-3 and led 13-1 af ter six innings in the sec-ond. Sidestreet rallied with 13 runs in the bottom of the sixth to win the time-shortened game 14-13

Sidestreet beat Lake Point 13-4 and 5-4 to close out the season Tues-day.

J im Grimmer went l l-for-14 in the final two games and finished the season as the team's batt ing leader, hitting .642. Larry Peruski finished at .611. J im McLennan provided the power with a homer, triple and sev-eral doubles during the s t retch drive

• S O C C E R T R Y O U T

Tryouts for th.e Canton Patr io ts boys soccer team (birthdates of Aug 1. 1975 to July 31, 1976) will be 10 a.m. Saturday. Oct. 26, at Centennial Educational Park. For information call Mike Jansen at 981-5578

• P L Y M O U T H H O O P S

The Plymouth Parks and Recre-ation Department will sponsor men's and women's basketball leagues The entry fee is $300 for a 12-game schedule.

League play begins the week of Dec. 2. Returning teams can register start ing Monday, Oct. 21, and new t eams starting Thursday, Oct. 31.

The men's league is for residents only. The women's league has a six-t eam limit. For information on ei-ther league call Tom Willette at 455-6620.

• M E N ' S B A S K E T B A L L

Canton Parks and Recreation Ser-vices still has openings in its men ' i recreation night basketball program, which meets 6:45-9:45 p.m. every Wednesday at Eriksson Elementary School. The fee is $15 per person for the 10-week session Call 397-5110 to sign up.

• C O E D V O L L E Y B A L L

The Plymouth and Canton recre-ation departments will co-sponsor a coed volleyball league that begins play in November and meets every Friday evening at West Middle School.

The fee is $175 per team plus $15 for each player who lives outside the Plymouth-Canton School District. The league is limited to 16 teams. The season will last 14 weeks

New teams can register until Oct. 25 at either the Canton (397-5110) or Plymouth (455-6620) parks and rec-reation offices.

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It was more a tune-up than a chal-lenge.

Schoolcraft College used Thurs dayls match at Oakland Community College for just that There wasn't much else it was good for — the Ocelots rolled 15-2, 15-1, 15-3

But the lopsided match was useful in helping SC switch f rom its two-setter offense to one, a f te r the loss of Nancy Ehlert to a knee injury It is not certain when — or if — Ehlert will return this season.

"We're trying to prepare our of-fense for more difficult teams in the region, down the line," said SC coach Tom Teeters

One of those challenges will come Tuesday, when the Ocelots play at Henry Ford CC They are tied for second in the Eastern Conferece, each having one loss.

Against OCC, K a n Van Deusen led SC with 11 kills and two solo blocks. Stephanie Jandasek contributed sev-en kills, two service aces and six digs, Renea Bonser had five kills, 13 digs and six aces, Keli Haeger col-lected 23 assists-to-kills; and Julie Wood netted eight digs and two aces

SC is 23-8 overall, 5-1 in the con-ference OCC is winless in confer-ence play.

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THE CHIEF'S, who have scored only seven points in regulation play in their last four game, adjusted their offense and went to the passing game more

Canton quarterback Kevin Shank-:e completed 17 of 27 passes for 133 yards, but most were short passes into the flats Eric Cunningham had seven catches for 63 yards The Chiefs rushed for only 61. Steve Hohl gelling 46 on eight at tempts

We had to c h a n g e our o f f e n s e a l i t t le bit to t ry and s c o r e s o m e points, ' Canton coach Bob Khoenle said We h a v e lo ge t in the end zone any way w e can, which w a s not very-good tonight, e i t h e r M a y b e we'l l go to the run-and-shoot next

"Offensively, we can t generate anything We moved it with short passes, but you can only do that so long We have no speed and every-body knows it They just dare us to run outside and when we do they catch us "

Western made it 21-0 when Wat-kins ran 6 yards for a TD in the third quarter Travis Ilacqua, who just missed on field goals from 38 and 47 yards, kicked three extra points

Canton moved the ball to the Western 7-yard line early in the fourth quarter but lost possession on a fumble. The Chiefs were driving again when a Kalhorn interception cut short that possession, too

"We ran. we tackled we did ev-erything we had to do." Apap said "If they had to drive doing the little things, we were hoping to come up with a big play to stop them and we did

W L W g i r l s w i n d i v i s i o n

Walled Lake Western ended Plymouth Canton's string of five consecutive division championships in girls cross country, finishing with a 5-0 record Thursday af ter beating the Chiefs 23-32

Canton concluded the dual-meet season at 3-2 m the Western Division of -the Western Lakes Activities Association and 3-3 overall.

Lana Boroditsch gave the Chiefs first place with a time of 20 15 on the Cass Benton course, but Western captured the next three places and five of the lop eight

Scoring for Canton were Anne Dibble, f if th (21 45); Laura McW'illiams, seventh (22:14), Kathleen Landelius, ninth (22:31); and Michelle Magers, 10th 122 57).

The Warriors competed without their top runner, Jennifer Ray, who has a knee injury and might not run Wednesday in the WLAA meet at Cass Benton

Bridget Byrne was second (20 44) for Western. Wendy Proos third (21 24) and Colleen Ortwine fourth (2139).

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Canton at Lrv Stevenson. 7 3 0 p m Lr» Ourcfwi at A L Ceofal. 7 30 p m ClarKslon at Garden City 7 30 p m Water»ora Mott at RedlortJ Union. 7 30 p m Mornoe at Wayne Memorial 7 3 0 p m Red. Thyston a\ Allen Park 7 3 0 p m Clarericevitle at h W Luth Ea&l 7 3 0 p m

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Rocks show who's best when they rout Rockets By Bred Emons staff writer

The overall records going in were an identical 8-4, but it was a mismatch virtually from the opening tap

Plymouth Salem took little t ime Thursday in dismantling host West-land John Glenn in a Western Lakes Activities Association girls basket-ball game. 59-30

Salem remains atop the 12-school WLAA heap with a 7-0 record The Rocks are now 9-4 overall Glenn falls to 8-5 overall and 4-3 in the league

It took only one quarter to figure the outcome

Salem limited the Rockets to only four shots from the field in the open-ing quarter en route to a command-ing 19-6 lead

Emily Giuliani scored nine of her 11 poi. ;s during the surge

But it was Salem's smothering man-to-man defense that did the damage, resulting in seven Glenn first-quarter turnovers

"We knew they were short al guard because of (Karen) Olack (knee injury) being out, so we warned to keep the heat on Rachwal (Car-rie), and we were fortunate to do that." Salem coach Fred Thomann said That set the tone of the game for us."

RACHWAL, the Rockets top scorer and converted point-guard, go* little room to operate against Sa-lem's hawking guard duo of Leslie Gotts and Christy Parimucha

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unable to execute offensively or stop Salem from scoring

Salem increased its half t ime lead to 32-12 and led by 23 a f te r three quarters, 45-22, before coasting home (Glenn hit only eight of 32 shots from the floor for 25 pe rcen t )

They (Salem) have good size, they 're strong and they're guards a re able to push the ball up the f loor/ Glenn coach Pat Bennett said Their big people can run the court

They're a very polished team " Darcie Miller, Salem's 6-foot-1

senior center, led all scorers with 14 points to pace a balanced attack

Giuliani, the 6-foot senior, contrib-uted 11. while forward Cyndi Pla t ter chipped in with eight. Par imucha . Martha Bol and Shelly Sockow each added six

Cathy Mruk, a 5-11 senior center, was the only Glenn player in double figures with 10 Rachwal suffered an off-night with just four

"It s troubling, having to play all the time with Karen (Olack) out of the lineup because of her passing alone " Bennett said ' Sometimes Carrie has been able to handle it all by herself, but tonight they handled her

We hope she (Olack) can be ready by tourney time."

SALEM. MEANWHILE, which played a tough noo- league schedule against some of the s tate 's top-ranked teams, appears to be rouod-mg into mid-season form.

"I think we defend and rebound better than we did ear l ier this year ," Thomann said "We're also better passing the ball and we catch the ball better We move the ball with a lot more confidence and purpose

We're getting better, period, and that's the major thing happening with this team "

The only negative on the night was Salem's free throw shooting

The Rocks hit just 46 4 pe rcen t ' from the line (13 of 28) They were 38 3 from the field (23 of 60)

That's about right for us." Tho-mann sajd For some reason we don't swish them like we can."

But the Rocks are a ca re - f ree cast who appear to enjoy playing

They have a nice, relaxed what-ever happens, happens' type of atti-tude,' Thomann said "They play hard and they're very competi t ive They also have nice goals and aspi-rations as a team They're fun to be around They are a loose group "

STEVENSON 55. NFARMING-TON 35: The host Spartans took a 28-13 halftime lead and maintained a safe lead to improve to 6-1 in the WLAA

Karen Groulx had 12 points. Mo Drabicki 11 and Lori Shingledecker nine for Stevenson (10-2) Drabicki also had 11 assists and seven re-bounds

Senior Karen Seremet scored 13-points and freshman Alisha Gordon 12 for the Raiders, who are 2-5 in the WLAA and 3-9 overall

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Ernie Rigbetti called it ' tbe crazi-est game I 've ever seen in 20 years of coaching."

He was referr ing to his Roeper team's bizarre 42-41 Michigan Inde-pendent Athletic Association over-time victory over Plymouth Chris-tian Friday evening in Bloomfield Hills.

Tbe g a m e took over two hours to complete.

Why? The teams were assessed with a

combined total of 94 fouls. Plymouth Christian was whistled for SO fouls and Roeper 44.

As a result, just five players -three for Roeper and two for Chris-tian — were on the floor when the game ended. Five players fouled out of the game for Roeper and six Plymouth Christian players fouled out.

It was a low-scoring affair right from the start .

Plymouth Christian held a 7-2 lead af ter the first quarter and hiked the advantage to 17-9 by halftime.

The Roughriders rebounded in the third quar ter with a 20-6 scdring ad-vantage and took a 29-23 lead enter-ing the final quarter Plymouth Christian, however, fought back to tie the game

Roeper's Tiffany See had a chance to win the game in regulation time. With five seconds left, she made the front end of a one-and-one to tie the game at 38-all. She missed the sec-ond shot which forced overtime. It was her only poin t

Plymouth Christian took a 41-40 lead in the overtime. With 35 -sec-onds left, sophomore forward Sara Lakkides hit two f ree throws to win the game. Lakkides finished with seven points.

Sarah Talpos led Roeper with nine points. Plymouth Christian's Sherrie Reed scored 16 points.

girls basketball The Eagles are 10-2 overall.

Roeper 7-5.

LADYWOOD 51, DIVINE CHILD 39: Mary Jo Kelly scored 16 points and teammate Janet Davis added 15 as Livonia Ladywood bounced Dear-born Divine Child in a Catholic League Central Division encounter on Thursday.

"The outside shooting helped." La-dywood coach Ed Kavanaugh said "That was the difference for us."

Kelly hit three 3-pointers. while Davis added two for the host Blazers.

Ladywood is 9-5 overall and 3-3 in the Central, while the Falcons slipped to 6-8 overall and 0-6 in the division.

Dawn Pelc and Jessica Toth tal-lied 14 and 12, respectively, for DC, which trailed 27-22 at intermission.

"It was kind of an unemotional game for us after Tuesday's game (a 53-51 win) with Mercy." Kavanaugh said. "We played just good enough to

MERCY 45, FLINT S"WESTERN 40: The Marlins shot only 50 percent at the free throw line Thursday night, but Mercy got enough points there to beat host Flint Southwestern in girls basketball

Mercy outscored the Lady Colts 17-4 at the charity stripe. The Mar-lins attempted 34 f ree throws. Southwestern seven.

"We certainly didn't get homered, but it gives you an indication how they came at us," Mercy coach Lar-ry Baker said. "They usually play a

wide-open style — and they did. They played very clean but aggres-sive."

The Marlins played more cau-tiously-swce they didn't have a full complement of healthy players. Dana Wade missed the game be-cause of an ankle injury, and Valire Jones and Kathleen Berrigan were battling the flu

"So we had to be a little hands-off on defense, which accounts for the disparity in fouls," Baker said "I only kept 10 girls this year. I looked down the bench, and it wasn't very long tonight"

Laure DeMattia led the Marlins (9-4) with 17 points, which included 7-of-13 free throw shooting. Berri-gan added nine, Marshelle Brooks eight and Katie Heffernan six.

"We wanted this game to help us at this point in the season," Baker said, "and I was pleased to see a lit-tle more scoring from those two (Brooks and Heffernan)."

Berrigan. the point guard, and Mary Bieniewicz were the top re-bounders with 12 apiece.

Najah Jackson scored a game-high 20 points for the Lady Colts (7-7), in-cluding three three-point field goals.

"Mercy had quarter leads of 18-11. 28-23 and 33-32

STEVENSON 55. N.FARMING-TON 35: The host Spartans took a 28-13 halftime lead and maintained a safe lead to improve to 6-1 in the WLAA

Karen Groulx had 12 points. Mo Drabicki 11 and Lori Shingledecker nine for Stevenson (10-2). Drabicki also had 11 assists and seven re-bounds.

Senior Karen Seremet scored 13 points and freshman Alisha Gordon 12 for the Raiders, who are 2-5 in the WLAA and 3-9 overall

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consecutive dual meet without a loss, trouncing Livonia Franklin 126-60 in girls swimming Thurs-day

Jennifer Wamke won a pair of freestyle races, andr'-the- Chiefs swept the relays.

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Janet Roberts, Jill Mellis and Jeni- Cooper were on two relay teams each.

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swimming Daoust. April Billies and Beth Ber ger and posted a 1.48.16 time Mellis, Roberts, Susan Pritchard and Cooper comprised the 400 free-style team, which had a 3 57 26 time.

Larson also won the breaststroke (1 16.76) and Pri tchard the 50 free-style

Canton's Katie McWhirter was first in the individual medley (2 30 53), Jill Barnes the butterfly (1 13 04) and Sonya McWhirter the

500 freestyle (6 04 90) Amy Kodnk won the diving with 209 55 points

Pritchard was a double winner Tuesday when the Chiefs defeated Livonia Ladywood 141-41 She was first in the IM (2 31 08) and the backstroke (I 10 94).

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Billins, Libra Lindke. Stacey Bel isle and Julie Daoust won the med ley relay (2:11 46); Laura Popejoy. Nicole Theisen, Jackie Theisen and Laura LebBOn the 200 freest vie (2 03 86)

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1 found myself traveling similar terri tory in My Own Private Ida-ho." the new film from Gus Van Sant. the director of the acclaimed "Drugstore Cowboy " Like Mike, the plot of the film nods off every once

in awhile but can wake up to some pretty exciting ideas

Mike {River Phoenix) usually gets picked up and dusted off by a fellow hustler named Scott {Keanu Reeves) Although depicted by two of Holly-wood's most appealing young actors, the lives they lead are anything but glamorous They turn tricks with the weirdest of customers and often sleep on rooftops in roughly con-structed shelters

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of Mike's childhood represented by what appear to be home movies in washed out shades of red One clever idea finds the subjects on the covers of porno magazines talking to each other across the racks

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AS IN THE play, Scott also knows that on his 21st birthday, he must leave Bob to take control of his fam-ily fortune Unfortunately, all this

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Set during ,1951 in New Orleans, Keanu Reeves plays an earnest young newswriter working for a ra-dio station Not that we actually see him do much work He falls intd~&n off again, on-again romance with his Aunt Julia, actually the sister of his uncle s wife and his aunt by mar-riage, played by Barbara Hershey She supposedly has a past that scan-dalizes the extended family, though what it is never becomes clear She has .^een around enough to set her sights on snagging a wealthy older man. maybe with a bad heart

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The soap opera cast reads their lines with sound effects from the stu-dio. then the film has enactments of the show as they might appear in lis-teners' imaginations That subplot, featuring John Larroquette. Dan Hedaya. Peter Gallagher and Eliza-beth McGovern. provide the only re-ally funny moments in the film

I was around in this era but I sus-pect a plot involving a brotbe^ an-nouncing his incestuous relationship with his sister at her wedding, fol-lowed by her announcement that she is pregnant with her brother 's child, wouldn't have made it on the air

Even if it all works out in the end Reeves and Hershey. usually reli-

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First lady says warm welcome made transition easy By P«t Murphy staff writer

Michelle Engler likes her mar-riage. and likes being Michigans first lady — and it shows

'John is the best thing that ever happened to me," she said last week at a luncheon meeting of the Bir-mingham Republican Women's Club "And he'll be the best thing that ever happened to Michigan."

The former Michelle DeMunbrun - who became Mrs John Engler last December, and Michigan's first lady a month later - talked about the transition into both roles with an-ecdotes and insight, to the delight of about 100 club members and guests

During the question and answer session, some club members asked abodt policy matters - like the fu-ture of MET (Michigan Education

Trust), the tuition guarantee pro-gram initiated under Gov. James Blanchard, but under close review by the Engler administration

But Michelle Engler. a former tri-al attorney, said she'd rather talk about matters that didn't pertain to off icial s ta te policies. She is knowledgeable on some issues, but the first lady said she's concerned her private comments might be in-terpreted as official policy

For the time being, consequently, shed rather talk about other non-governmental things — like the ad-justment from life as a Texas lawyer to life in the fast lane of Michigan politics

SHE WENT TO college and law school at the University of Texas. Michelle Engler said Although she was a partner in a prestigious Hous-

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She met Engler, then a state sena-tor. through a mutual friend and learned about Michigan as their friendship developed

The transition f rom Texas lo Michigan was easier, Michelle En-gler said, because people were warm, friendly and welcoming "They didn't have a clue who I was.' she said, dismissing notions her re-ception might have been linked to her future status as the governor s wife.

Living life in a fish bowl — while getting used to a new husband, a dif-

ferent state and a public role - has been enjoyable and reward ing , she said with two e x c e p t i o n s She and her new husband don't have enough private time, and she has no sec re t s

There are newspaper s tones about what I wear, my hair, my mouth even my dog," she said

But I asked for it "

Being the states f irst lady in-volves meeting impressive people like Lech Walesa founder of the Pol-ish labor union Solidarity, and Mar-garet Thatcher, former prime minis ter of England

Among her favorites, however are Barbara Bush - because of her down-to-earth approach to l i fe —

and school children, because of their openness

After students at one elementary school learned she was 32 years old. for example, they asked if I knew Abe Lincoln." she recalled

THE SAME STUDENTS thought her state police security escort ""was a wimp," the first lady chuckled

In light of her reluctance to dis-cuss policy matters , Michelle Engler was asked a personal question "Tell us something private about John En-gler. urged Cris Burnard, the club's first vice president

I shouldn't." responded Mrs En-gler

Then, almost blushing, she re-sponded Shortly af ter we moved into the governor's mansion (in Lans-ing) we were brushing our teeth to-gether and John needed some tooth-paste

"I offered some of mine." she re-called But he said. Michelle, I 'm the governor of Michigan I want my own toothpaste "

Michelle Engler said she some-times gets angry about criticism aimed at her husband, ' particularity when it's based on half truths or to-tal inaccuracy If people tpok tbe t ime to know my husband, they'd find he is warm, sensitive and witty "

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"Country Harvest Festival," an annual bazaar, will be 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday and Saturday, Oct. 25-26, at Abundant Life Church of God, 35212 Melton, Westland. There will be baked goods, crafts and a turkey dinner served 1-6 p.m. Saturday. Tickets for the dinner must be bought in advance. For information,

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• ALDERSGATE METHODIST Aldersgate United Methodist

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• WILDWOOD PTA Wildwood PTA annual arts and

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• ST. SABINA St. Sabina School PTG will hold a

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• GARDEN CITY METHODIST Tbe United Methodist Women of

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• HOMESPUN TRADITIONS Homespun Traditions Country

Craft Show will take place 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 3, at Laurel Manor, 39000 Schoolcraft, west of Newburgh, Livonia. Some artists ex-hibiting their work include: Barb Do-lan of Canton, wooden country dolls; Fran West of Canton, hand quilts and hangings; and Ruth Wagner of Livo-nia, calligraphy. Admission is 11.50 and lunch will be available. Dul-cimer music will be provided by Fe-licity Strings.

• VIVIANS SHOW Members of the Vivians will hold

their holiday bazaar 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 3, at the Plymouth Elks Lodge. 41700 Ann Arbor Road. There will also be a bake sale, and refreshments will be available. For information, call 453-1780.

• PLYMOUTH NURSERY The Plymouth Children's Coopera-

tive Nursery School will sponsor a craft show 6 30 p.m. Monday. Nov. 4 The show will be at East Middle School, 1042 S. Mill. Plymouth Ad-mission is free. Tables are available. For information, call 453-7097

• ST. PAUL LUTHERAN St. Paul Lutheran Church, 20805

Middlebelt. near Eight Mile, will have a craft show 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Nov 9 Tables are avail-able for $20. For information, call 476-0841.

• KETTERING Exhibitors are being sought for

Kettering School's fifth annual craft show Saturday, Nov. 9. Show hours will be 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. For informa-tion, call Mary at 721-7384 or Karen at 721-1266

• LIVONIA ELKS The Livonia Elks craft show will

be 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 9, at the Livonia Elks hall, on Plym-outh Road, one block east of Merri-man Admission price is f l , free for children and seniors. Some 90 crafters will participate.

• ST. PAUL CHURCH OF CHRIST

St Paul United Church of Christ. 26550 Cherry Hill, Dearborn Heights, will have 4 craft show Sat-urday, Nov. 9. For information, call 278-7270 or 562-2805

• ST. ELIZABETH EPISCOPAL St. Elizabeth Episcopal Church,

26431 W Chicago, near Inkster and Beech Daly in Redford, will have a bazaar 9 a m to 3 p.m. Saturday.

Nov. 9 Tables are available. For in-formation. call 532-7860

• ARTI8TIC PRODUCTIONS Artistic Productions will present

"Home for the Holidays," a juried arts and crafts show 10 a m to 4 p.m. Sunday, Nov 10. at Mercy Cen-ter, 28600 II Mile. Farmington Hills Admission price is $1. For informa-tion, call 537-1008

• DELTA KAPPA GAMMA Delta Kappa Gamma will sponsor

a craft show 9 a.m. to 4 p.m Satur-day, Nov 16, at Plymouth Canton High School, 8415 Canton Center, at

Joy in Canton Proceeds will support the service organization's scholar-ship program Crafters are needed For information, call 455-9624

• FIRST PRESBYTERIAN The Women's Association of the

First Presbyterian Church-of Plym-outh, 701 Church, will hold a holiday bazaar 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, Nov 16 Proceeds will support local and worldwide mission projects. The free event will feature a used toy sale, bake sale, craft items and con-signment tables For information, call the church office. 453-6464

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When flu bug bites eat soup

It only takes one debilitating sickness to throw your lifestyle topsy-turvy while turning you into something that feels like a pile of dirty laundry.

A week or so ago, I knew something was coming on. It started with a cough. A minor cough at first, but it slowly escalated into something deeper As the hit TV sitcom says "life goes on" and so it did

Nothing changed while I continued to change my oil, cultivate my garden, attend meetings and do the finishing touches on my new kitchen On Sunday night, the old flu hit like a ton of bricks, bringing m e to my knees and pain to every part of my body.

I did what every busy person does when they get sick. Popped a few thousand Vitamin C's, rested whenever I had the time, and took Contac between Tylenol and occasional swishes of cough syrup.

That Wednesday, the doctor confirmed my diagnosis, "You have a full blown chest cold and flu," she chortled prescribing antibiotics, decongestants, elixers and more Tylenol. But did that stop m e ' Hardly.

I still had classes to teach, stories to edit, people to contact and interview, and I was just hours away from finishing the kitchen. I did all that within three days, and by the fourth, ended up spending Saturday night in Botsford Hospital's Emergency room talking food with a displaced South Chicagoan doctor while waiting for blood tests and chest X-rays that confirmed my bacterial pneumonia

Sick chefs get little sympathy Ask any professional chef in Metropolitan Detroit what"he or she does when they get sick and the answer is always the saTrhe: "The kitchen is always open "

MY ONLY wish is that when other professional chefs get sick (and I hope they don't) that they have friends and family who bring on the soup Hot and homemade. Light, subtly flavored simply with parsley, maybe a hint of celery and carrot but certainly nothing more.

First, there was the famil iar bowl that last t ime around was filled with soup for friend George Cook of Southfield who wandered by with the proverbial chicken soup Made with a whole chicken that simmered "well into the night," this soup was like an essence.

Married into a Jewish family, he quickly learned the medicinal and culinary values of chicken soup This soup echoed "breathe me" with just supple wisps of chicken floating in a lighter than air broth decorated with just a hint of celery leaf and parsley

When word of my illness reached Wyandotte, it took momma and dad only about 3 hours to make their way to western suburbia with a beefy based soup that had the directions. "Start with the broth and then eat all the vegetables you can."

MOMMA IS the only person I know who can send dad to the butchers for a soup bone and make a rich brown broth with just a hint of pepper (enough to clear a sinus or two) in the t ime it takes me to find a soup pot

By the third day of popping real penicillin, Jewish penicillin and momma's penicillin. I was feeling better Still in the mood to allow tbe stomach just a little more, I opted for some homemade tomato soup, finally finding a home for those tomatoes that, if left to sit any longer, would have been home to a family of fruitflies Tbe easy results were delicious and tummy warming

Even as I write this. I 'm daring the thought of something like an overpowered French Onion slathered in olive o41 and bubly cheese Who knows, maybe tomorrow May you never get pneumonia, but if you do. try those great homemade medicinal makeovers They work

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By Joan Boram spec ia l wr i ter

"Nothing in life prepares you for having a career and children — the chaos that comes with it." said Kathy Tanner mother of two

Kathy, a public relations manager at General Motors Corporation, and husband Mike, a GM engineer, hit rock bottom organization-wise, about four years ago.

"We had the same live-in housekeeper with us since the boys. Sean and Mike Jr . now 11 and 12 were born," said Mike. "Then she got married and left us. It was as if all four of us were orphaned at the same time."

The Tanners, Bloomfield Township residents, were rescued by a book, "Sidetracked Home Executives," by Pam Young and Peggy Jones whose motto is: "We change lives with 3 x 5's."

Kathy and Mike took the author's advice "Everything we need to do or buy is

written down." said Kathy. "I have two pages of items that we need from the supermarket , categorized by type, canned goods, frozen foods, etc. I make 52 copies of these master lists, and fresh ones are posted on the refr igerator every Sunday. Everybody is responsible for checking off items that we need or want.

Once a week, all four of us go to the supermarket . Mike J r . and Sean take the cents-off coupons, and they get 10 percent of the money we save on the i tems they find."

Mike was a pret ty good cook when he got married, and since he gets home about an hour earl ier than Kathy, he does most of the cooking. Kathy and the boys clean up af ter dinner, and she does the cooking on weekends

"I worked up eight or 10 recipes, and I just stick with those." said Mike. "We have meat loaf, or pork chops, or chicken baked in a dish basted with seasoned salad dressing

Q5?r lots of prepared cooking aids: the spike packs for mea t loaf, seasoned bread

M i c h a e l T a n n e r s u p e r v i s e s w h i l e s o n s M i k e ( le f t ) a n d S e a n m a k e p i zza for d i n n e r .

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crumbs for chicken, and Stovetop Stuffing for pork chops. Rice-A-Roni is a favorite

"I don't cook quantity and freeze for the fu ture Portion control is the name of the game," said Mike, the engineer "I stop at a produce store on the way home for fresh vegetables. Sometimes it's green beans or spaghetti squash: the kids love it and it's fun to cook. I make mashed potatoes f rom scratch because they taste better, and because it's less work then making them f rom a box.

"We don't eat a lot of fast foods Sometimes we have pizza on Fridays to celebrate no homework, or if the kids a re going to soccer or Karate (the whole family has black belts), we'll have frozen dinners "

When Mike works late. Kathy cooks Bui whomever gets home first makes a little plate of hors d'oeuvres as a treat for the other one.

"Nothing elaborate," said Mike "Maybe crackers with a little deviled ham on top, or a com cake with peanut butter or cheese Just enough to say, 'welcome home." "'

Arno and E m m a of Livonia have a lot in common with the Tanners. There are two boys in their family also, Joel. 16, and Marc. 13. One parent t ravels frequently, leaving the other to run the family

Kathy Tanner s job requires extensive travel, and Arno. a roofing specialist with Construction Consultants. Inc has just returned from a month-long assignment in California

But well-fed families are not all alike For one thing. E m m a a nurse at St Mary

Hospital in Livonia, cooks and freezes extra portions.

"I found lasagna pans that are the same length as the noodles, so I make three pans at

a t ime and freeze them using the recipe on the box If I put one of the lower shelf of the fridge before I go to work, it'll be thawed when I come home and bake in a half-hour

"Or. I'll make a crockpot of chili, and freeze individual portions, so anybody can pop one into the microwave whenever they're hungry

An oven with a timer is a blessing If I know I 'm going lo be wiped out when I get home, I wrap a frozen pot roast in foil with vegetables, put it in the oven and set the t imer Dinner is cooked when I get home, and it looks like I slaved all day "

E m m a is less intimidated by supermarkets than the Tanners, so she's more likely to shop spontaneously than to carry a list

I 'm not particularly organized I jot things down when we run out of them, but I buv what strikes my fancv

Stir-fry for meals in minutes family tested winner dinner

Betsy Brethen

Going st i r -crazy trying to prepare quick and nutri-tious meals^ Then, s t a r t s t i r - f rying, and your dinner woes will be over.

S u b m i t t e d by Dianne Anderson of Livonia, this w e e k ' s W i n n e r Dinner offers re-

cipes for a delicious meal that tastes great, looks great and is fun to make Featuring chicken and broc-coli stir-fry, rice pilaf. popovera and pistachio cake, this meal can be as-sembled and ready to eat in an hour.

ANDERSON IS marr ied and the busy mother of three children. Home dunng the day with her children, she works three or four nights a week as a secretary and receptionist for Mayfair Realtors in Livonia

She is a first grade room mother at one of her son's schools, and on lie board of the Mother Hubbard

Nursery School for her other son 1 wice a month. Anderson teaches

Sunday School at Cherry Hill Baptist Church in Dearborn where her hus-band. Daryl. volunteers and works as the church moderator

Anderson is also involved in the Young Edition, a group for young adults, both single and marr ied, who get together once a month for vari-ous activities

She bowls weekly with ladies in her subdivision and regularly at-tends Bible class Anderson and her family can often be found out riding their bikes, and recently rode oo a three-mile long trail all around Kensington Lake

Anderson loves to cook and espe-cially enjoys baking A few weeks ago, she and her famly went apple

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picking and the frui ts of their labor ended up in apple pies and apple crisps that were enjoyed by all.

Thank you. Dianne Anderson, for sharing your recipes with us and best wishes to you and your family. I hope that more of you loyal readers will take a few moments to jot down your family's favorite recipes I am especially looking for recipes for

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CHICKEN AND BROCCOLI STIR FRY

QUICK and easy to make this is a super supper For added fla-vor. be sure to use fresf garlic a n d trest~. grrrger root t roth o* wh ich are easily obta-ned »n the p roduce sect ion of any grocery s tore This rec pe serves 5-6 • 4 - 5 c h i c k e n breasts, sk inned ,

b o n e d a n d c u l u p in to b i te-sized p ieces

2 t ab lespoons cornstarch, di-vided

4 t ab le spoons soy sauce, divid-ed

2 t e a s p o o n s minced fresh ginger root or ground ginger

1-2 cloves fresh garlic, minced 1 bunch broccoli, cut into

floweret tes 4 carrots , peeled and sliced 3-4 t ab lespoons peanut oil. di-

vided 1 onion, chunked or sliced

C o m b m e i tablespoor each of co rns ta rch and soy sauce Stir in the gmge' and garinc Pour o n t o the meat *h>ch has been cu t up a n d p laced in a bowl M * weti. mak ing sure that each p iece of meat is coated with the mix ture, and let s tand 'or 20 -30 minutes

C o m b i n e the remaining 1 tab lespoon of cornstarch and 3 tab lespoons of soy sauce with 1 c u p of water set aside Heat l ' » t ab lespoons ot o»! m a wok ot large skillet over high heat A d d the meat and stir fry until b ' o w n e d or no longer pink re-m o v e f rom wok and cover to keep warm

Meat t h e remaining 2 '5 tap»e spoons of cxl in the same wok A d d the broccol i , carrots and o n i o n s a n d stir fry about 4 min-u t e s or unt i l the vegetables are c n s p tender Stir m the meai and t h e s o y sauce mixture and br ing

to a boi l Cook and stir until the sauce thickens Serve immedi-ately over the rice piiaf

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1 cup broken egg noodles 1 c u p r ice 1 c a n ch icken b r o t h , 1 5 ' i

o u n c e size In a skillet or frying pan, melt 4

tab lespoons butter or margar ine a n d a d o i c u p b roken e g g noo-dles a n d Drown A d d the r-ce a n d the chicken broth Br ing fo a boi" Lower the heat a n d simmer for 2 5 - 3 0 minutes

POPOVERS 2 e g g s t c u p f lour ' -» t e a s p o o n salt 1 c u p mi lk

Preheat the oven to 4 5 0 de-grees Generously grease muff in t ins In a small bowl. Deat eggs s l igh t ly Add the rema in ing ingredients and beat just unti l b l ended Do not overheat Fill t ne prepared cup halt full Bake at 450 degrees tor 10 minutes, t ^en reduce **>e ov£^ jUpnpe ra -tw'e 325 degrees i ^ ^ b a k e 'or 10 mo re minutes o< unti l deep go lden brown This recipe makes 8 i 0 popovers

P ISTACHIO C A K E 4 e g g s 1 b o x ye l low cake mix 1 p a c k a g e p is tach io p u d d i n g V« c u p oi l V. c u p water C o n f e c t i o n e r s sugar

Mix the eggs well and a d d the remain ing ingredients Beat tor 5 minutes Pour the mixture m l o an ungreased bundt cake p a n a n d bake at 350 degrees for 50 min-u tes Coo l cake then invert on to a p la te Sprmkie with p o w d e r e d sugar Note a 9 x 13 bak ing d«sh c a n atso be used simpfy a d j u s t t he bak ing t ime accord ing t o l b s d i rec t ions on the b o *

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Because of the thousands of wine brands available in Michigan, many consumers use the rankings of wine writers, the advice of friends or the experience of a wine merchant to jftake purchasing decisions.

The majority of consumers do not jnake their own wine buying deci-sions because they have limited op-

rtunities to personally tas te a ide sampling of brands.

ONCE EACH year, Dennis Walsh, owner of Ye Olde Wine Shoppe (South Blvd. and Crooks Road) spon-fors what he calls "The Great Wine Shootout." Recently, at Glen Oaks po l l Club, 225 wine consumers paid y? tas te approximately 60 newly re-

leased wines from California. Each participant cast a secret ballot to se-lect "the People's Choice" of red, white and sparkling wines.

Walsh, a longtime advocate of rea-sonably priced, quality wines, invites 12 metropolitan distributors to each pour five of their best new wines. In many cases, these wines have just arrived from the West Coast

"This is the most popular consum-er event that I run each year," said Walsh, who also sponsors "The Wine-tasters" club. For information about The Winetasters and their dinner and tasting events, call Dennis Walsh at 852-5533.

WE PARTICIPATED in this year 's "Great Wine Shootout" and sampled many quality wines. But more importantly, let's mention the wines that won the People's Choice Award according to the secret ballot taken at the close of tbe evening.

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It should be pointed out that atten-dees tasted and voted for wines with-out knowing retail prices. They based their choices on their percep-tion of the wine's quality alone

In the red category, the preferred wine was the 1989 Leonetti Merlot ($21) f rom Washington State. Fol-lowing close behind were the 1990 Markham Merlot (116), the 1986 Simi Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon ($30) and the 1987 Chateau St. Jean Cabernet Sauvignon ($23).

WASHINGTON STATE has a record for producing excellent mer-

lot Napa Valley's Markham Winery has made amazing quality improve-ments in recent vintages and is now one of the value leaders f rom the center of the California wine indus-try.

TASTERS NOTED by their vote that chardonnay is still, queen of white wines, but they were looking to other grape varieties and styles to pique their flavor interests. The top white wine was the 1988 William Hill Reserve Chardonnay ($21), a wine that has been a top vote getter for the past several years

The 1989 Bonny Doon Muscat Canelli "Ice Wine" ($l7/375ml) is a deliciously, sweet dessert style wine that swept people off their feet. Who says that people don't like well-styled sweet w ines ' Placing third and fourth were the 1989 Dehlinger Chardonnay ($14) and the 1990 Caymus Conundrum ($25).

We believe the popularity of Con-dundrum points up the fact that since tasters didn't know the prices, they judged the wines strictly on what they found at t ract ive For this wine, there is little price/quality re-lationship Its forward, almost heady fruit is attention grabbing, but the one-dimensional flavor profile soon becomes boring with food.

In the sparkling wine division, the Roederer Estate Brut ($21) from An-derson Valley was the clear winner Given the ever-upward spiraling prices of French champagne, it is an excellent wine to buy for upcoming holiday entertaining

WINE SELECTION OF THE WEEK

1990 Flora Springs Sauvignon Blanc ($11) is the wine we liked second best to the 1988 William Hill Reserve Chardonnay that captured the Great Wine Shootout award in the white wine category The fact that this wine didn't show among the top three leaves us wondering whether people are still walking by sauvignon blanc because they're turned off by grassier styles We encourage those of you who are bored with the sameness of many chardon-nays to try the 1990 sauvignon blanc from Flora Springs It has bright, melony aromas and fruit flavors With generous mouthfill-ing fruit complexities and a solid, satisfying finish, it will harmon-ize with grilled fish, chicken or pastas with cream sauce

Two-career families share after work meal tips »• See Telaied story on Taste

front.

By J o a n Boram special writer

w Some time ago, the Bloomfield Township subdivision where tbe Tanner family lives decided to put l?gether a' cookbook. Tbe only per-son in the family with a recipe was Sean, who had invented a milkshake thai tastes like Reese's Peanut But-ter Cups.

" There's a lesson here; namely, re-cipes do not figure prominently in Ihe kitchens of those of us who a re

trying to hold down a full- t ime job and feed a family 365 days a year . Sure. "Roasted and Grilled Vegeta-bles with Garlic-and-Herb Oil" sounds good (and probably is), but in real lif... it's Shake 'n Bake every time.

As both Emma Alholinna and Mike Tanner indicated, however, there are extra touches that can make a family feel cherished as well as nourished Here are some of them:

• Boboli (Mike): "Individual, par-tially baked, Italian bread shells. Add your own toppings. A good way

to get the kids to eat vegetables — let them make their own pizzas, with veggies and cheese! (Also a good way to get rid of leftovers.)"

• Shish Kabobs (Mike): "Just make them up the night before, and marinate in beef bouillon for extra flavor They're simple to cook, but look special. "

• Frozen Bread (Emma): "It 's wonderful stuff. When I want Arno to have a homey reception when he comes through the door. I bake a loaf of bread f rom frozen dough. Or, if I'm not making a part icularly nice meal, I slice the thawed dough, put the slices in a greased 9-inch pan.

and let them raise. When they're baked, they're like homemade pull-apar t rolls. Or. thaw the bread, slice, twist the slices and roll them in sug-ar and cinnamon. A good snack with milk or coffee.'

• Cool Whip (Emma): "Very han-dy for a festive look Put banana slices on the bottom of an individual serving dish and top with pudding When ready to serve, add Cool Whip and a cherry."

• "Slice apples into a baking dish, add a couple of tablespoons of water, and dabs of butter, cinnamon and brown sugar. Bake a few minutes, until the apples are tender The

whole house smells like apple pie Remove from oven, add a dash of Cool Whip; they'll never miss the crust '" (Emma)

• Neither family uses their mi-crowave much Mike uses it for bak-ing potatoes, but not for thawing chicken, because he maintains that the outer part of the chicken cooks a little during the thawing process

Emma uses her microwave to do a little something extra for a meal at the last minute.

For example, cut an acorn squash in half, add a dab of butter, a little brown sugar and cinnamon, and zap

in the microwave for a few minutes until done

• Sean's recipe for peanut butter cup milk shake 2 scoops of ic< cream. ** cup milk; 1 tablespoor Nestle s Quik. 2 tablespoons, creamv peanut butter Mix in blender

"Sidetracked Home Executives and " The Sidetracked Sisters Catch up in the Kitchen" are published ir. paperback editions by Warner Books

And. the last word, from Kath> Tanner "When you cook on Sunday wear a frilly apron You'll feel like you stepped right out of a Normar Rockwell painting!"

Homemade soup soothes sore throats ». See Larry Janes' Taste Buds ii/9ktmngn Taste front.

HOMEMADE CHICKEN BROTH 4 pounds chicken (all parts are

gurne) 4 quarts cold water 8 white peppercorns I bay leaf 1 teaspoon thyme C w hole cloves 6 sprigs parsley 1 diced onion 3 r ibs celery I medium carrot, diced

Place chicken parts in cold wa-ter Slowly bring to a simmer (not to a boil) and remove "scum" that begins to float to the top. Af-ter skimming has removed all scum, in a cheesecloth bag. tie up peppercorns, bay leaf, thyme, cloves and parsley. Place in stock pot with vegetables and continue simmering for at least 3 hours, uncovered Remove cheesec lo th bag and vegetable chunks. Cool, refrigerate and remove fat. if de-sired.

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Apples are in season, and Mich-igan is one of the nation's leading producers of apples Michigan currently produces an average of 20 million bushels of apples per year, up from an average of 16 million in the 1970s

Here's a recipe that combines turkey and apples for a seasonal treat

TURKEY PINWHEEL 1 cup finely chopped, unpeeled. red Michigan applet

cup shredded carrot •-i cup thinly sliced celery 1 teaspoon poultry seasoning 1 cup cooked rice 1 4 pounds ground turkey '* cup finely chopped onion 1 4 teaspoon salt '* teaspoon garlic powder 2 teaspoons Dijon mustard 3 slices (2 oz.) American cheese Paprika

In 4-cup glass, liquid measur-ing cup. combine apples, ca r ro t and celery Microwave on High 3 minutes Remove f r o m mi-crowave and stir in poultry sea-soning and rice, set aside

Thoroughly combine turkey.

T u r k e y P i n w h e e l i t a r e c i p e t h a t c o m b i n e s t u r k e y a n d a p p l e s for a s e a s o n a l t r e a t .

onion, egg, salt, garlic powder and mustard On waxed paper, pat mixture into 12-by-9-mch rec-tangle Spread apple mixture evenly over meat Starting with short side, roll up meat Place seam-side down, in shallow mi-crowave-safe dish

Cover loosely with waxed pa-per and microwave on High 10 minutes or until turkey is done, turning dish every 2 minutes Place cheese on top and mi-crowave on High 30 seconds long ei Let stand 5 minutes before serving. Garnish with paprika

Yield 6 servings

Per Serving 300 calories, 1 g dietary fiber, 10 g fat

Conventional Method Prepare as above omitting cooking in Step 1 Bake in 350 degrees F oven about 35 minutes Place cheese on top and bake 5 minutes longer or until cheese is melted Garnish with paprika

Suggested Michigan apples to use Empjre, Ida Red. Jonathan. Mcintosh. Rome

Microwave cooking t ime may vary depending on oven wattage Recipe tested in 650 watt mi-crowave

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Chocolate zucchini cake super for potluck suppers

When it's Lois Drake's turn to make dessert for potluck supper, ev-eryone looks forward to her deli-cious chocolate zucchini cake Unfor-tunately. she lost the recipe, and called to get a copy.

My family isn't cake oriented, but they love this one,'' said Drake a Livonia resident "I t ' s so moist, so good, and has it's own quality It's almost like a nut bread "

After a little searching, we found the recipe in the Oct 1. 1990 issue of Taste The recipe appeared in Gun-della's kitchen witch column "I 'm sure other readers would like to see this recipe again," said Drake Here it is

CHOCOLATE ZUCCHLM CAKE W cup white sugar 1 cup brown sugar ' t cup butter or margarine (stick, not whipped i

cup vegetable oil 3 eggs 4 cup sour milk (you may add 1 tea-spoon vinegar to sweet milk to sour it) 1 teaspoon vanilla 2 cups flour '« cup dry cocoa

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2 teaspoons baking soda 4 teaspoon allspice 4 teaspoon cinnamon I 4 cap grated zucchini 4 cup diced zucchini I cup walnut meats 1 cup chocolate chips

Mix sugars, butter and oil together and cream uptil fluffy Add eggs sour milk and vanilla and beat until smooth

In another bowl, mix the flour co-coa. baking soda, allspice and cin-namon together Add this flour mix-ture to the sugar, shortening and egg mixture Beat until smooth

Fold in the zucchini, nut meats, and chocolate chips - mix well

Pour mixture into a greased and floured Bundt pan and bake at 325 degrees until it tests done (about 45 minutes to an hour*

Cool before removing from the pan Cut into thick slices and serve

Do not frost this cake. It 's very rich and doesn't need it

The Monday to Friday" cookbook by Mtchele Urvater is a great book for busy families Urvater tells you how to organize your kitchen, stock your pantry, and prepare meals in 30 minutes or less Meals are easy to make delicious, and nutritious You'll never worry about what to make for dinner af ter work again Tbe book, published by Workman Publishing New York, retails for $14 95 and is available at area book stores

If you hare any questions about food, or comments about what you read in the Taste section, please call. 953-2105

Kids will gobble up snacks-on-a-stick

Marshmallows, nuts add flavor to crunchy popcorn

Ever since the Native Americans gave it to the Pilgrims, popcorn has been a great snack to share with friends Popcorn is fun to make, it tastes great it's low in calories and high in fiber So celebrate National Popcorn Month with a pop — and a little help from Weight Watchers

For those with a sweet tooth, t ry mouth-watering Marshmallow Pop-corn Snack, a sweet, crunchy t rea t that both grown-ups and kids will love

If you prefer your popcorn fast and "straight," try one of the new "light" microwave popcorns that contain less butter and fat Or pop your own in a hot-air popper Try leaving off the butter in favor of a sprinkle of Parmesan, chili, or cu r ry powder

If you still crave that but tery taste, melt a small amount of re-duced fat and calorie margar ine and toss lightly to coat

Then share some with a fr iend, and have a poppin' good time'

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AP Throwing a Halloween par-ty for the kids0 Serve these crunchy snacks-on a-stick to your little band of ghosts and goblins The only tricks to this recipe are the granola, cin-namon candies and dried apples The rest is all t rea t

CINNAMON-APPLE POPCORN BALLS

10 cups popped popcorn {about 4 cup unpopped) 1 4 cups granola 1 cup sugar *3 cup water 4 cup red cinnamon candies 1 tablespoon vinegar 14 teaspoon salt One 6-ounce package dried apples, finely chopped 10 wooden sticks

Remove any unpopped kernels from popped popcorn, discard Place popcorn in greased 17-by-12-by 2-incb baking pan stir in granola Place in a 300-degree F oven

For syrup, butter the sides of a 1 4 -quart heavy saucepan In the saucepan combine sugar, water, can-dies. vinegar and salt Cook, uncov-ered. over medium-high heat until boiling stirring constantly to dis-solve sugar and candies about 6 minutes Avoid splashing syrup on the sides of the pan

Carefully clip a candy thermome-ter to the side of the pan Cook over medium heal until the thermometer registers 270 degrees F soft-crack stage i stirring occasionally The

syrup should boil at a moderate, s t ead j ra te over the entire sur face Reaching soft-crack stage should

take 20 to 25 minutes.) Remove the pan f rom the heat, remove the ther-mometer

Stir the dried apples into the pop-corn mixture, pour the hot syrup over mixture Stir gently to coat popcorn Working quickly, with buttered hands shape mixture into 10 to 12 3-inch balls, placing a wooden suck in the center of each. Wrap the balls tn clear plastic wrap Makes 10 popcorn balls

Nutrition mformauon per ball 251 cal "118 percent calories f rom fat). 3 g pro . 52 g carbo 5 g fat. 0 mg Choi 83 mg sodium 3 g dietary fi-ber

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4 ounce miniature marshmallows 2 tablespoons whipped butter 1 teaspoon margar ine 2 cups prepared plain popcorn 4 ounce salted dry-roasted peanuts, chopped

In small microwavable mixing bowl combine marshmallows. but-ter, and margarine and toss to com-bine, pour marshmallow mixture evenly over popcorn mixture and stir well to thoroughly coat Spray 7 V b y - 3 4 - b y - 2 4 - i n c h nonstick loaf

pan with nonstick cooking spray, transfer marshmallow-popcorn mix-ture to loaf pan and f irmly pat into bottom of pan Cover marshmallow-popcorn mixture with sheet of wax paper and ref r igera te until firm, 20 to 30 minutes Remove marshmal-low-popcorn mixture f rom loaf pan and cut in half crosswise

Makes 2 servings Each serving provides 4 Protein;

4 Bread. 1 Fat, 75 Optional Calo-ries.

Per serving 154 calories, 3 g pro-tein, 11 g fat. 12 g carbohydrate, 4 mg calcium. 146 mg sodium, 16 mg cholesterol; dietary data not avail-able

"The old wooden chopping board that grandma used to use years ago should remain a thing of the past." warns Sylvia Trei lman. home econo-mist for the Oakland County Cooper^— alive Extenstion Service

Today, with the increased risk of salmonella f rom raw poultry or meats, the wood chopping board is not recommended Wood is porous, therefore allowing dangerous bac-teria to survive and multiply

If you cut up a raw chicken on a wooden board, then cut up salad for dinner on the same board, bacteria can be t ransferred to the salad Cooking the chicken destroys bacter-

ia to make it safe, but the salad which is served raw may be contam-inated •

Replace your wooden board with a new plastic, lucite or glass chopping board — all are very easy to clean and do not hold bacteria and can be

washed in the dishwaster Use wooden boards strictly for

decoration, or vegetables, breads and fruit Call the food and nutrition hotline. Monday-Friday, 8 30 a m to 5 p m . 858-0904 for more food safety or other food related questions

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301 Open Houses 302 Birmingham-Bloomfielf l 303 West ESoamfiekJ-Orchard Lake 304 Farmington Farmingtcx! Hills 305 Brighton, Harttand. Howell 306 SouthfiekJ-Latfirup • 307 Sooth Lyon, Milford Highland 308 Rochester Troy 309 Royal Oak-Oak Park

Huntington Woods 310 Wuom-Commefce

Lakes Area 311 Oakland County Homes 312 Livonia 313 Canton 314 Plymouth 3'5 Northville-Nov 316 Westland-Garden City 317 Redford 318 Deart>orn D«artxxn Heights 319 Grosse Pointe 320 Homes - Wayne County 321 Homes - Livingston County 322 Homes - Macomb County 323 H o m e s -

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! Mobile Homes irn Property 333 Northern I

334 Out Ot Town Property

335 Time Share 336 Southern Property 337 Farms 338 Country Homes 339 Lots & Acreage 340 Lake River Resort Property 342 Lake Front Property 348 Cemetery Lots 358 Mortgages, Land Contracts 361 Money to Loan-Borrow

_ 3 6 2 Real Estate Wanted 364 Listings Wanted

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365 Business Opportunities 366 Oflice Business Space Sale Lease 367 Business & Professional

Buildings Sale/Lease 368 Commercial''Retail 369 Industrial,Warehouse

Sale or Lease 370 Income Property 371 Industrial Vacant Property 372 Investment Property

422 Wanted lo Rent 423 Wanted to Rent - Resort Property 424 House Sitting Service

' 425 Convalescent Nursing Homes 426 Home Hearth Care 427 Foster Care 428 Homes for the Aged 429 Garages/Mm.- Storage

607 Insurance 608 Transportation-Travel 609 Binoo 610 Cards of Thanks 612 In M e m o n a m 614 Death Notices

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400 Apartments 401 Furniture Rental 402 Furnished Apartments 403 Rental Agency 404 Houses 405 Property Managemeni 406 Furnished Homes 407 Mobi le Homes 408 Duplexes 410 Flats 412 Town houses/Condominiums 413 Tune Share 414 Southern Rentals 415 Vacation Rentals 416 Halls 417 Residence to Exchange 419 Mobile Home Space 420 Rooms 421 Living Quarters to Share

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500 Help Wanted 502 Help Wanted - Dental Medical 504 Help Wanted - Office/Clerical 505 Food Beverages 506 Help Wanted Sates 507 Help Wanted Part Time 508 Help Wanted Domestic 509 Help Wanted Couples 510 Sales Opportunity 511 Entertainment 512 Situations Wanted. Female 513 Situations Wanted, Male 514 Situations Wanted, Male f e m a l e 515 Child Care 516 Elderly Care & Assistance 517 Summer Camps 518 Education,Instructions 519 Nursing Care 520 Secretarial Business Services 522 Professional Services 523 AttorneyvLegal Counsel ing 524 Tax Service

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700 Auct ion Sales 701 Col lect ibles 702 Ant iques 703 Crafts 704 Rummage SateTlea Marvels 705 Weanng Apparel 706 Garage Sale - Oakland County 707 Garage Sale - Wayne County 708 Household Goods - Oakland County 709 Househo ld Goods - Wayne County 710 Misc for Sale - Oakland County 711 Misc tor Sale - Wayne County 712 Appl iances 713 Bicycles 714 Business & Office Equipment 715 Computers 716 Commercial-Industr ial Equipment 717 Lawn. Garden, Farm & Snow Equipment 718 Bui ld ing Materials 719 Hot Tubs Spas & Pools 720 Farm Produce Flowers Plants 721 Hospital Equipment 722 Hobbies - Coins, Stamps 723 Jewelry 724 Camera and Supplies i 726 Musical Instruments 727 Video Games, Tapes 728 VCR TV Stereo Tape Decks 729 CB Radios. Ceiluta,' Phones 730 Sport ing Goods/Exe'cise Equipment 734 Trade or Sell 735 Wanted to Buy 736 Absolutely Free

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856 Buick 858 Cadillac 860 Chevrolet 862 Chrysler 864 Dodge 865 Eagle 866 Ford 872 Lincoln 874 Mercury 875 Nissan 876 OlOsmobiie 878 Plymouth 880 Pontiac 882 Toyota 6SA Volkswagen

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3 0 1 O p e n H o u s e s

BRIGHTON - Op*n Sat ft Sun 1-4 PM Woodland laMtrorH al aporta anarqy idaoaiil nan hom* 3 bed-room. 2 Mttv opart lloor plan. Boat dock. 4 Andaraon doorman. 3 dack* 3 car jaraga f 1M B00 M75 M«on Cf» 227-S36S or 22»-4S&3

3 0 2 B i r m i n g h a m

B l o o m f i e l d

Anxloua ownar 3 badroom Burv gatow In Bk nttiohiiii Baaamant. oaraga »'M 900 MELP-O-SELL or Blnningham/BloomMd

FREE Waakiy ka< ot prcpartlaa F0« SALE "Cai Own* «Wi pne-

MCLP-U-SELL o« atrmlngham taomMd 646-0670 Sawa Thouaandat. Halptng Sal by ownar from $1.950. NEVER pay up-frorH laal HELP-U-SELL ot Blrmlngham Bloomiflald 646-6670

3 0 4 F a r m i n g t o n

F a r m i n g t o n H i l l *

CHARMING Engkati conaga i »lna & woodad KM ovanook

on ra-avariboklns a

BaCOUnc brook 3000 *q ft 3 bad-room, 2'n barm noma on 3 acraa. Muat aatt 1223.900 477-6764 FARMINGrOH - Chatham H«a Sub 2500 aq ft 4 badroom 2H batha. pancy n 70.000 La»a

477-1525

FARMINGTON HILLS - Untqua «pa-doua ranch Gorgaoua aackxlad hot with many airtraa WOW-1104 .800

HEPPARO ANO ASSOCIATES 476-2000

BIRMINGHAM - DOWNTOWN Outstanding. Ngn quakfy ranora-tion 2 badroom. 1'4 batti

GaorgaSt 644-0433 BM ivmnyiam acnoda. 3 badroom ranch. 1'4 balds, naoani updataa Garaga f 116,000 HCLP-U-SELL of Blrmangnam/Bloomflaid 646-6670

GREAT LOCATION - V2 MM

0«JT8TAN0«NG TRADITIONAL HOME

Magmltcant traad ana nald'a praaogloua Lona Pina Road Esiataa G#ban Laka prMMgaa 4-6 badroom* including aaparala auna ovai aiiacnad. laalad 3 car garaga 3'* baths Wondartjl 1»M arcftflac iu>« data** ffduda Mala roof, cop-par gutlara, 3 flrapiacaa SS36.000 By ownar Piiaai. quaWtad buyart only 644-2462 or 645-6607

PREMIUM BIRMINGHAM location • Snort MM 10 Quarton Laka Charm-ing naWatona Torn colonial 3 gan-arowa badiooma. 2 M batha plwa bam. dan. cantral air updaiad »t»-ckan. nawar Njmaca. rool, ale.. MINTI Contad Mttil M P MAX BROOCX. INC , REALTORS

646-1400 or 645-5029

3 0 3 W i M m f t d . K a e g o

O r c h a r d L a k a

Frank In Comar Sub . 4 ttartrooma. Tt bams smnkighani acnoow. ftr».SO0 Byoamar 661-0627 WALNUT LAKE PRIVILEGES al-

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SLOOMnELO. SMomWMd MMa »drooma. Tn m LtSJZSL*

SCTTMO - »/ W i n 6aa>iy By Loiafy apt from i Mng Room. Omg Room 6 M Room Larga Ooor mN

CENTURY 21

.2 M i ram* S «< • mi Lsrga at. tH oar p a y RHan raaad a— rm! P 4 W Mi-iW

Of+> SUN 1-4M J0364 OOM 'flaai, IH MM. aaady a n i

474-

F ARMING TON HILLS larMN homa 5 b«drooma, 2'n batha. 2 flrapiacaa 2 car attachad garaga Morari 1127 500

HEPPARO AND ASSOCIATES 655-6570

N E W L Y R E M O D E L E D 2700

aq. II- AJ window traaunania, ra-cuiia ngntmg & igM fbrturas nay a* (Ml 6 mucn. much mora A muat aaa at $167,600 For mora Informa-tion. CM 476-3400

ERA FIRST FEDERAL REALTY

TWO BEDROOM HOME In Floral Park Sub wWi garaga Naw roof 6 window* Marry airtraa mcfcjdad Aaklng te9.500 471-6624

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H o w e l l

BRIGHTON - MUST SELL • SEEIII 3 badroom, 2S* bath, graat room. llnMhad baaamam/wa) bar 4th bad-room Landacapad. aprlnklar*. dack v. acr*.1142.800 227-4564

HOWELL AREA - Quad IM on 10 acraa In country 4 badroom*. 15 bama. 2 car garaga. out Duadmg. paitla»; woodad. pond. 6*nmg 6 hunting $116,000 DabMa 2M-5I01 Gary 226-2161

3 0 6 S o u t h f i e W - U t h r u p

M a t u r e S h a d * T r

tar Ma 1 M\ *Quara fl brtok 4 bad-room raatura* nduda a tam»y room. 2 «U6 batha and a 2% car ga-raga M on a ahadad kM $64,900

The Prudential H a r r y S . W o l f e .

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421-5660 indapandaMfy Ownad and Oparaiad NEW CONSTRUCTION - 1500 aq fl ranch Qraat room. 3 mam. ts> 6oor laundry, 2 car al-

raga WHO Caa Una* 1 1466 or 272-6440

SELLER MOTIVATED $70 000

»OUTH«CO - $2 000 buy opaon 2 badumna Mraa

746-XU4

W A R M & C O Z Y LM*r Capa Cod haa $ nakrM I

462-1811 C 0 L D W E L L

BANKER

3 0 7 S o u t h L y o n

M i l f o r d - H i g h l a n d

3 0 8 R o c h e s t s f - T r o y

CHARM ABOUNDS m tin* tamfty-aoad larmhouaa 4 badrooma. 2 tu* baths, oorj updai-ad kltcnan. 48 x 20 pola bam. a* on 4 acraa Buyar Protactton Plan Muat aaai $154,900 F-54EI-S Ca*

BEAUTIFUL NEWER COLONIAL on 4'4 acraa has 3 badroom* and 3 •m batha 'at 6oor laundry, wakout tiaaan'ianr. 2 car attachad garaga ml work*hop araa Buyar Prolaction Plan $168,900. F-S4EI-S Cad 474-3303

ERA COUNTRY RIDGE

J u s l L i s t e d Tma *up*r marp rmm condwon throughout 3 badroom. 1'« bam co-lonial horns m popular MartmdaM

ad m tha last 3 yaar*. taatafuKy dac-oratad In nautral lona*. Idlchan cup-boar O* m kgftt oak. baautituPy fWv i» )Sa6ad Family room laaturaa a cory Wraplaoa. 2 car attachad ga-raga. and much mora. Ona look M all It wM laka Jil 16.900

The Prudential H a r r y S . W o l f e ,

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462-1660 mdapandantly Ownad and Oparstad

L Y O N T O W N S H I P Spadoua rancn on H acr* lot taa-turaa 3 badrooma. »vlng room • » wood burnar. lormal dining room 6 lull baaamant. 2 car attachad ga-raga. *6ova ground pool. $116.900

C E N T U R Y 2 1 Hartford South- Waal

4 7 1 - 3 5 5 5 4 3 7 - 4 1 1 1

LYONTWP - HILLTOP SETTING Capa Cod wttt 4 badiooma. 2 fua balhs. 2x6 oonatrucaon. Enargy t*K caarM noma 5 mtnutaa from 1-66 6 Kanarngton Matro Parka Ooaa lo golf couraas. $113 000 (T-6t6> Spar* Raster*

shopping msiis| I) Ca* ERA Layaon-

(313)437-3600 NEW < occupancy, largs country 2 alory. ovar 2400 aq It Ml Laka Sharwood prlvllagaa -$179,500 Larga conlamporary ovar 3000 *q. ft on H6 acraa wW

$197,500 iota m

araa. w« bu6d to auK 665-9330 OLD FARM HOUSE

craa Waal of Hon naw *>

around h«*iad pool $95 000 Caa Cantury 21 Harttord South-waaf 6

S LYON - by ownar 1200 aq fl ranch r* car garaga. 3 badrooma. li* bama nawiy mm mm) maid* 6

3 0 8 R o c h e s t e r - T r o y

DOWNTOWN ROCHESTER By 1

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ROCHESTER HILLS-OWNEA U»a*y $ ft OM. $ I largs kw. I St 14.(00 Caa tar apet 166 Arttaa-MnOr . 311 >66 36*

OWNER $ badroom

•tia 800 TROY NEW C»*l«

S bamoom W bi ranch wHh waar-oul I

TROT- $ badroom CotaMM tt*

O A K R I V E R S

Nawar aupar custom 5 badvoom Co-lonial. 31* baths, dan. I amity room, dining room, oak circular atatrcaaa. 3Vt attachad garaga. mground haat-ad pool, dacks. ovarsoad lot Too many axtra* too Ml $399,500 Low down land contract or aaaumpUon Can OAK HILL REALTY 646-7000 Wa oRar 3'4* commlaalon lo llll ' l

TROY - BY OWNER REDUCED $5,000

Radacoratad colonial with 3 larga badrooma. T- bath*, library, lamfty room with flraplaoa. ramodatad kltchan. lormal dtmng room, tat floor laundry $139,900 669-1533

TROY. By Ownar 4 badroom quad, 2'.* bath*, dramatic tamay room. Araptaoa. draam kltchan. garaga. air. aprmklar $132,960 669-6724

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H u n t i n g t o n W o o d s

BY OWNER: Royal Oak 3 badroom Colonial, crown molding. Vapiaca. dining room, country knehan. tv% bama. axcaUam condition 544-6163 HUNTINGTON WOOOS- Opan Sun 1-4 13156 Ttfbol Owning 3 bad-room, 2 bath brick ranc*i. nawty ra-modatad aat-m kltchan. «v«ig room, formal dnmg room, larga tamay room oantraT air attachad garaga By Ownar $139,900 546-2725

OAK PARK 3 badrooma 2 bath* Vapiaca nrmnad baaamant. Ga-raga $63,900 HELP-O-SELL oi Birmingham.,'Bloomllald 646-6670

ROYAL OAK - 0a<arty HRa Araa Cwatom bu6l noma with 3 bad roorrw. m bam* Sunny Svlng room, buai-w atoraga. flraahad Baaam*nt wdh addltiorial <4 bam Naw carpal I window traatmant, 3 car garaga prtoata yard $131,500

644-1168

ROYAL OAK - 3 badroom rancft on Rad «*jn GoH Couraa Nawfy lainuJaiaiJ kltchan wtm 15X14 addition Oa* nrapiaca buai-m rang*, ovar frahwaahai 2 bama Andaraan window* 1.244 aq fl

3 1 0 W i x o m - C o m m e r c e

L a k a c A r a a

COMMERCE - Naw ConatrucOon 3 2 story, opan Boor plan Chooaa

. ESTATE ONE COMMERCE TWP - 2 ACRES

yaar old. 3 badroom cadar comampoi a«> backing M Mala land Naiura Mwars' par adiaa $166,500. Cal 313 666 0169

COMMERCE Laka ckjbhouaa'par* HM6 Data Sub badiooma 2600 fl kltchan. anacftad garaga Ti alr. inground pool Itaa In corxS-tton 10 mawtaa to ' Way* 6 12 OakaMaa $>64 600 S24-3673

N A T U R E L O V E R S Loaa* 3 400 aq tt 4 badroom c ntal naaaad on a pramkaw 6 woodad kM 1 bama • 2 '4

ishad baaamant 2 car raga. ngrowvi poet aam lacwni Much, much moral Aaklng $375,000 Caa

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

CENTURY 21 R O W

464-7111

3 1 0 W i x o m - C o m m e r c e

L a k e s A r e a

UNION LAKE BY OWNER Exerting, conlamporary ranch, graat room wim fvaplac* cathadral caS-Inga. 3 badrooma. 2 bama. walk-out lowar Wr*. graal oa-da-sac lot Must *aal $149 900 696-3631

3 1 1 H o m e s

O a k l a n d C o u n t y

INVESTORS! MADISON HEIGHTS All caan only Raducsd $15,000 Nica 3 badroom bungalow Garaga Baal ottar ovar $38,040 979-5122

gorgaoua R colonial on cul da aac 4 badrooma, lam»j room wnn nra-piaca. lormal dmng room, flniansd baaaiinanl ak conditlonino. N of IS MUa w olDodgaPart aak tor Ron Gudanau *1 Town 6 Country I Cantury 21

266-BOOO

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C O N S T R U C T I O N

C u s t o m H o m e

B u i l d e r s 4 r e m a i n i n g s i t es

a v a i l a b l e tn L i v o n i a 4 2 7 - 3 2 9 5

Ashley Construct ion Oftartng 2500 *q It Colonial and 2200 *q ft Capa Cod

Urwdar Construction

4 2 7 - 3 2 9 5

ATTRACTIVE 3 badroom brick '•nch. 2 bath* lamtfy room w»m 2 car attachad gwaga. 5 MBaFNaw-burgh Opan houaa Sunday 1-6pm $119,900 464-3521 SANK OWNED - 3 badroom brick ranch tam«y room, garaga baaa-mant 5 M*e.'Newburgh araa Muat *al - low 90'* or baal 356-1915

FAST OCCUPANCY Sharp 3 badroom bnck ranch Farm-fy room. IV* bama cantral air Flori-da room BaauWM yard aftacnad Oaraga Tma Noma • claan'

NEAT0N REALTY COMPANY

4 2 2 - 5 9 2 0

&a Tha F i rs t T o S e « TN* outstandkig 3 badroom C ranch in tlaali «tiki araa ot Norp

KM a«h dack rm* noma m pnead lo aaa $106 000

The Prudential H a r r y S . W o l f e ,

R E A L T O R S

462-1660

FIRST O F F E R I N G am ioo> J » badr

updataaI FaWy n 1-4 bama «Mly I $117 900 CaB

M I K E W I C K M A M

CENTURY 2 1 R O W

464-7111 GREAT STARTER $66 600 roam. 2 car aaraaaM^an ca

KAWNMMOlll

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A Real G e m Tha baautltui Roaadala Gardana bungalow oftar* * cometataty ra-modalad kltcnan. Snlariad baaa-mant and 2 car garaga aa on a dou-bla lot Truly a wa« carad tor noma $117,900

Vary Large I

wall mMntalnad L o t oklar homa on

a larga woodad lot Baautlhj hard-wood door* and natural woodwork Thia homa a pnead to aaa quickty ai only $76,900

Qual i t y Bui l t H o m e in aought altar Covantry Gardana la loaded Wim laaturaa *uch aa hard-wood Ttoort w«< pla*t*r waaa. wood window*. na«*r carpal. Iraah patrtl. and a rnagmfScant lot w«m towarlng pma* SaBsr financing avaHabla $149 900

P r i c e d R igh t Warm S cory oldar noma' wtth charm Thar* • * larga IMng room wnn beautiful nrapiaca oa* noon 3 bedrooms wim • baaamant and a garaga $89 900

The Prudential H a r r y S . W o l f e ,

R E A L T O R S

4 7 4 - 5 7 0 0 mdapandamty Ownad arid Operated

Fira] S h o w i n g Prima ttarier al brick rancrv wim 3 badroom*. an opan kitchen w«m

Fami ty F a v o r i t e Baal buy 1 story brick, doae to ele-mental", school in the heart ot Cen-tral UnOnia Famay room. Uraptara. oak kNchan. nreaned basement centra as and 2 car attached ga-raga 1109 900

S p r a w l i n g R a n c h 1.700 square n brtc* 3 badr Cantral Unoma. Famay ro> dr«paac*. Otnang room, 3 fuf car garapo ba—n ant a*u-tr+num Irlpn. anti naur aMdowi Mowa Mn condRton S122 000

1st F loor L a u n d r y But ona of ma»r aaakabUi of thla ultra matlculou* bnck ranOi 1965 bu»1 3 badroom 2% bam wdh a kja maatar bam brick Vapiaca. 2'4 car attached ga-

ImprBSStve C o l o n i a l Dear Creel SubdMakm m N wast livome 1967 bu« 2.660 squars It bnc* thai Bssm* wnh «a-ganoa <*t toor dsn. 4 badrooma i'1 bsih* 3•wared garage central air and *pnnkler» $279,900

The Prudential H a r r y S . W o l f e ,

R E A L T O R S

421-5660

L a r g e Famt t y -Sma i l B u d g e t thWilNa houaa la partact Huge prv •ata maatar Mk nas '4 bath.mara'*

Entay 3 badrooma an l am— il aalli'iy apace 2 car anacnad oaraga A pool w 'cuaMm neck IMMO

T Y E C U L V E R

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LIVONIA ONE or A KMO

ta» Can-in 2 car anamad ge k jna ta l oawa ak 6l*ua»J landacaping aaih iprmkiar ayatam By ownar $'1-5 000 Opan houaa Sim > 6pm ar Cat tar sppamimsnl 427-44M 661-66M

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LARGE 4 badroom r*nch. 2.600 aq.fl Florlds room. IsmHy room, ex-tensive decking w/hol tub. torme! dining room. $219,900 349-0408

LIVONIA TRl-LEVEL Nice 3 bedroom In popular Stat* Street Sub Large yard Seamg un-der market value Needa some TLC Great opportunity $82,900 427-9544

LUAREL PARK Enfoy the nice laatuss of th» 4 bed-room 3't bam Colonial Ovarsoad kdenan 6 maatar bedroom 1st Boor laundry famay room, dack 6 aprln-klar system $168,000

CENTURY 21 H a r t f o r d S o u t h

4 6 4 - 6 4 0 0

NEW CONTEMPORARY RANCH Cathadral caMmga wim sKyUghts throughout, 3 bedrooms 2 bsths,

wim bam 6 wMk-w ooeet Spacious kltchan wim island t Jarm-air appKancea lat hoor laun-dry, 2H car oaraga

GARY SIMON CONSTRUCTION 70

P r i d e o f O w n e r s h i p On thaa totaay updaiad and redeco-rated 3 bedroom. 1'4 bath brick ranch in popular Oak) Manor Sub Wimm easy waaiing ckstanca lo Lau-ra Park with ahopa. reataurants and ahow* Lovely home a ready for • new owner *o clrel* thta ad and caa today lor your prNsle ahowang $179,900

Tru ly O n e o f a K i n d The ourrani owners ivava put the beat ol everything Into OUa out-atandmg 3 badroom. 2 bath con temporary Myla home aituated on a private ' acre lot wim on oI trees You'i be denoted wim ma custom floor aim larga rooma, Wl oI snsr-gy afkaani Andersen windows end window treatment! to let the aunaMne ai double deck Vapiaca and woodbummg stove Loeda of Moraga * true aounda ak* wnet you ve been looking tor caa today lo aee what everyone a teaing about $229,000

The Prudential H a r r y S . W o l f e ,

R E A L T O R S

4 6 2 - 1 6 6 0 independently Owned end Opereted

R O S E O A L E G A R D E N S Clean 6 marp 3 bedioom brick co-lonial pretty avmg room wnh natural

w*h bum in* larga tarmal dinmg room. Ml baaarwil garage $117 900 CaB

A L E X A L O E Re«»ty P r o f e s a i o n a i s

4 7 6 - 5 3 0 0

R O S E O A L E Q A R O E N S

a Mng room huge counary k Itohen Vaanad linan'iarl 1 yr home warranty 2 car garage $94 900

AS* FOR DON CASTELU

Century 21 C A S T E L L I 5 2 5 - 7 9 0 0

i960 CENTURKIN AWARD WMNWaQ OFFICE

TRM.EVCL oe CM da aac m mca tub 1600 *q h $ bedroom 1H bam c/a. tamay roam wWi Va-ptaca r» oar ofttached

. T s r 4 3 T x

3 1 3 C a n t o n

ABSOLUTELY AMA/INQ BUH.OCA'S MOOELS AVAILABLE

Ta« $ ta6i nam 2H bam i; nln UN earn Vapiaca tamay room aa MfeTouCWooX of 'csMe awbdNT •on $124 625 C*> Mod* t.5pm

" ' M M

3 1 3 C a n t o n

CANTON RANCH $98 500 3 bedroom. 1'» bam larrury room with Vapiaca. hardwood hnor trn-lehed basement 2 car attached ga rage. CaKfornia *ty1a dac« Some TLC 981-55 '4

It s A l l B e e n D o n e Wow* Country living on neerry an acre this 3 badroom, 1'» bath Cap® Cod l*rmhou*e ha* been comp»*t» ly updetad i fust waiting tor you Flexible term* piu* aumedlet* occu-pancy A*kmg $86,900 4*52081

R e m e r i c a H O M E T O W N R E A L T O R S

420-3400 J U S T R E D U C E D

3 bedroom ranch m Windsor Psrn features 2 lull bsths. family room with V*placa, centre! air 2 car neeted gersgs w/ataCMeRy 6 doc* opener Greet home greet location greet pneel $119 ,900

Remerica H O M E T O W N R E A L T O R S

453-0012 SUPER SHARPi

4 bedroom. 2"» bath colonial in Car naga Kin* sub Living room, dmmg room. tam#y room, with VspUce cantral mr ft covered pstio Large lot on quiet cul-de-aec 453-5846

3 1 5 N o r t h v i l l e - N o v i

L a r a e D o u b l e L o t Rt th« an<r of a oaao-aot! sir«i C 1 0 CI'WNTOWN NO*IFTV«AA THIS 3 badroom ranc i *>a* a Daaamani arw3 a 2 car aliach«j Qara a Compt«ta*y R»MOOot+C Andaraan wirxJowa ar>0 a CMMuTitui kiichan 2 ra-cxJa»ac3 f>af fOO*na $134 900

The Prudential H a r r y S . W o l f e ,

R E A L T O R S

4 7 4 - 5 7 0 0 independently Owned *nd Operated NORTHVILLE COMMONS - Updai-ad brick ft Slurrunum rstsad 1822 sq 1 Ranch 3 Bedroom*. 2 -> baths 'sm-ty room living ft dining room 3 car atlecned garege Atlrectlve neighborhood of Quality home* $167 900 After 6pm 149-6668

Northville LUXURY LAKE LIVING

A captivating nsw thai you atdn 1 know existed wtm a home thai will aflord you the high cakber litaetyle row deserve TIMS un«qus home *ata on the Bk/ff* and featuree a dramai-lc mgh calling m me grand room marble Veplace, mam floor mealer suite mth 2 »«i» in ckoeet*. |acuxz> tub formal dining room, gourmet is-land kitchsn large guast badroom with privsle bam. den or 3rd bed room, welk out lowar level 10 the leka central air security end move m jusl m time for me hokday* Ottered al $399 500 144- B608

T H I S H A S I T A L L 1.800 sq fl 3 bedroom rench ? •> balhs lormal dinmg room tamay room Vaptace 2 car attached ga rage t year old Oeige carpeting

Remerica H O M E T O W N R E A L T O R S

453-0012

I NORTHVILLE - VICTORIAN House n-itorical distnci Lot We 66X 160 543 W Ounlac 349-1576

'MMFDIATE OCCUPANCY Newty finished ft reedy to move m 2 atory J 525 *q fl traditional noma 4 bedroom* ? > barn* i*miry room oft of knehan noo* 1«t floor iai*v dry S ec«a lot Novi achool* $ 195 000 Snown by appointment i xaied on Nottingham Or oh of Wi .om ft 10 Mae Rd

A J VAN OYEN BUM.OCRS 313- 229- 2085 313 349-69TT

3 1 4 P l y m o u t h

8* OWNER 4 bedroom cokna in Plymouth Famdy room Vspieca cantrsl sv $112,000 Inquire aher 5pm or leave mssaaga 453-3*92

C U S T O M B U I L T nporary Spadoua

•kenan wth osrsmc flooring, g umg* A ra

room. 1st lloor laundry Krary or dan wim French doors Home m very neuirsl ft 'II»| tor decorating Pro teesienaai landacaped K acre yerd becking to woods tor prtvecy jsma dsn ngrowid pod wim bnckscsp •ng Numerous i<>g>sdaa 3 car ga rags $322 000 Cat

P A T T Y S T R O P E S

Remerica H O M E T O W N R E A L T O R S

459-6222 PLYMOUTH LANDMARK Colon**

OUST 3 000 sq h 2 Vspiacas tor uaaty 4 bedroom* 0 7 fcraa 3 Mia ta doaniaai'i $1M OOO 453 2322

3 1 5 W o r t h v t » a H o v i

NORTHVILLE LOT FO" SAK

NORTHV1LLEJKXKX OMTRCT NOVI hoyel Crown 8uam Iwnr Ona of Nov . p.ami auba loeaiss « « UN I THI M WW MM cus-tom nomas «ram 2*00 sq R Treed lota 6 eamouta *M araaahw I1 llll an 22674 Bertram Or O *iw-» aa* Noon-6

A J VAN OYEN aUROERS

P r e s t i g i o u s 3 acre* m NorthviBe To

Pres tk Nearly UMi, tor itua 5 year rary ranch 3 large badrooma with a dramatic lacuxs tub m me maatar bam great room with Vapiaca so-larkam mm **y«gril* Formal dmmg room and Baaamenl $269 900

The Prudential H a r r y S . W o l f e ,

R E A L T O R S

4 2 1 - 5 6 6 0 independently Owned arid Operated

U N I Q U E It haa itt I nedroome 2't bama. An-new furnace * central aa wim slec tr* m cleaner 2 cat snec»ied ge room naw dec* on beck nerdwool Boor*, hnoned casams" Asking $149 900 (*5216>1

Remerica H O M E T O W N R E A L T O R S

420-3400 v*w OF BLUE HERON LAKE

Conasmporary noma located on prlwais i

1ST room and neeaed 4 car garage $1*9 700 N-47SE-N Ca* 34*-67*T

NORTHVULE BCHOOIS I Of * r *r* I

land Mapea aan% la ma Bourn •96 900 N-OOCE-N Ca* $46-6T67

»RA COUNTRY moot

r 318 W e e t i a n d

G a r d e n C i t y

B A R G A I N H U N T E R A L E R T Aftordabta 3 badroom homa 6 2 cw oaraga on larga lot. not a 0rNe-by Coma hi and

» room t7 with 2 aak Opan suircaaa ovartookjng ng Mng room wtm wet -a*, large doubta utaty room draam Mad bmW) room A wtOa prV •ata lanead lot Ona to a cuatomar noma warraocy

IT S C O L D O U T S I D E but coxy maid* tra* 3 bedroom tn-wvw leaturmg * tamay room wim Vapiaca ft insert Ovar 1400 *q fl of tvlng apace larga garaga heeled lor the mecnenlca*y warned Move-ai condKlon Asking $82 900

Century 21 J. Scott, Inc.

5 2 2 - 3 2 0 0

GARDEN CITY 7964 7 Cambridge $ 3 4 0 0 D O W N

Brand new 3 bedroom ranch Brick Fun baaamant Earn part of yoi* down payment ft ctoeing cost* by painting ft Boor tang $74 900 Ea*y to qualify FMA mortgage wftti cur-em low inter eel >ata*

ROSS REALTY 326-6300 L O O K H E R E

Flood* room. cervtrN sir new wtrv 0o«r» hers * * rest beeuty • 3 bad-room ranch, basement ft garage

$59 900 NEW WINDOWS ft doora mce 3 bedroom Brie* ranch country kltch-an. 2'y car garage ft baaamenl. only

$71 900 C e n t u r y 2 1 - D y n a m i c

7 2 8 - 8 0 0 0

NEW OFFERING 3 bedroom brick ft aluminum rancli wim baaamenl $58 ,300 $500 total move m lor quallhed vet-erans Wtm good credit 3 bedroom aluminum ranch $55,000

LIVONIA SCHOOLS 3 bedroom brtc* rsnch 2 car ga--age $69 900

TAYLOR SCHOOLS $500 total move in lor qualified vet-sran* with good credit 1 200 sq fl 0r<* ft aluminum -anch wtm ga-raga 900

GARDEN CITY Land contract term* $ 10 000 down 5 years 3 bedroom bungalow on nug* country lot Ask ing $68 900

Century 21 Cha le t 5 2 5 - 1 7 9 7

A n n H o n e y c u t t

3 1 7 R a d f o r d

B r e a t h t a k i n g B r i c k * tra* 3 badroom ranch home Fine sa brick South Redtord location v«d

does $04,900

The Prudential H a r r y S . W o l f e ,

R E A L T O R S

4 2 1 - 5 6 6 0 mdapsndemty Owned and Operated

DON'T PASS THIS BUY' 3 Badroom bne* Ranch Firnaned baaamenl lam*y room ft garaga Sekar ottering Homa Warranty South Redford Schoola $66 500

CENTURY 21 H a r t f o r d S o u t h

4 6 4 - 6 4 0 0

OPPORTUNITY vacant, mova n Land contract Only $3,500 down, $500 mo 19165 Norborns, oft 7 MSa A Beech largs 3 bedroom colo-ntsl Chaoo 669-5959

Y o u r War t Is O v e r No sxpenes nas been aparad on Ifa* racanity ramodMad 3 badroom. 2 bam brick ranch m South Radford Updated kitchen and dmmg room ar* dona In oak. apotieaa mam bath with 3 way vanity mirror. Vaaned baeemem. 15 ft «aa-m cJoeel cen-tra mr and 2'* car garsgs Slap onto the perfect 2 level wood dec* which overlooks a timely wooded ares snd hugs fenced beckysrd and you win bs SOLD- $81,900

The Prudential H a r r y S . W o l f e ,

R E A L T O R S

4 6 2 - 1 6 6 0 independently Owned and Operated

3 1 8 D e a r b o r n

D e a r b o r n H e i g h t s

A R E Y O U R E A D Y ? We are - coma aee tMs sn bnck, North Dearborn Hgts noma Newer fixisce window* ft roof make for an energy efhcMnl winter For a per-

sonal tour grve us a call - $79,900

Century 21 J. Scott. Inc.

522-3200

Monday , O c t o b e r 21 . 1991 O&E

3 2 4 O t h s r S u b u r b a n

H o n e s F o r S a l *

GRANO BLABC AREA GM exec * home 2 *Kry colonial. 1620 *q fl P*J* 200 a*. It aunroom. 4 bad-rooma. IV* Ma. formal nvtng ft

kltchan A batha naw carpet throughout, nground pool many extraa too mmaroua to llet Muat aee lo apamciai* For aaie by ownar. $98 390 Ca* after 5pm or

3 2 8 C o n d o s

AFFOROABLl 2 bedroom 1 bem end unM Bamment. ar new Bir-mingham sctools parks ft shop-pang $71,000 540-4193 BELLEVILLBLAKE LAKEFRONT

lownhouaa 2 bedroom* r* bam* tamay room 9apiece attached garage 2 mcoree* outstanding new. boat «ca with patio deck $122,000 999 9663 BiRMiNGHA* Attractive 2 bed-room lowimajee new kitchen aa appaancaa. oaaement $79,900 TheHomeCq 548-7777

* * c

3 3 2 M o b i l e H o m e s

F o r S a l e

H I G H L A N D H I L L S

E S T A T E S N o v i / F a r m l n g t o n A r a a

Pre-owned mobae home* from

$ 1 2 , 5 0 0

$ 9 9 S e c u r i t y D e p o a i t • Large Sdee wide Sueeu •Ciubnouee Heated Pool • Sidewalk* Treed Area • PrrlMParial Managameni • OuaM Country L«tng

FINANCING AVAILABLE Q U A L I T Y H O M E S

C a n J o a n n e 4 7 4 - 0 3 2 0 o r 4 7 4 - 0 3 3 3

MARLETTE 1906 24X52 3 bed-room 2 befh. al appaancaa Extra*1

Auburn HUM $2 4 900 335-6641

Birmingham N Woodwari WNkmg dwtanca to doamloam la Boor newly decorai ed. 2 bedrojna 2 fu* bam* NaiurM hrepiace aischad garage aim di-rect accaai to laundry ft atoraga rooma on fnund WvW Atlractme omen courhard tor 16 unit condos •deal for caaar or retired parson* Cantor app 981-0306 BIRMINGHAM 1 badroom ground Boor unit Security Great tor retiree1

Anxious $<i.OOO HEtP-U-SELL ol BkmanghaiTrBloomfiald 6*6-6670

MARSHFIELO Chela" 1966 12x56, 3 bedroom 1 bam. stove ft r*hig*r ator new carpeting m 3 room*. $2795/baal oftar 574-0465 NEW HUDSON Kenawagion Place 3 bedroom modular Opan Sunday. 1-6pm 417 Gaytord Deck, ahed pkanca* $2 1 900

3 4 8 C e m e t e r y L o t *

CHRISTIAN Trie Garden aI Crypt kM aata

CENTER leueoieum 662-6350

GRANO LAWN CEMETERY Sec Hon 22. lot 156. a'* 13 ft 14 6 MB* Road ft Grand Rhrer Had lord Baal oltar 271-5713 OAKLANO HILLS MEMORIAL GARDENS 4 lota. $650 each Pair* only (Days) 451-9117 Eve* 66 1 -6969 OAKLANO HILLS Memoriel Q*r dan*. 2 iota, avaaapie through *n eatale m Tha Garden ol Alonement $1200 each Ca* Gladys at Attorney John L McWkBama oftce between 9am- 12pm. 5614445

WHITE CHAPEL CEMETERY 2 apace* - $1,000 eech CatShaaa 64 7-4800

3 5 8 M o r t g a g e s A

L a n d C o n t r a c t s

CASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS immadM** Phon* quoieai Won i out-bid' I I Mortgages- «

Mortgage Corp of America 313-362-1469 or 1-600-468-9618

SMALL INVESTOR to purchaee exie«mg land contracts or aecond mortgages Highest $$$ Prtvale 313864-1933

ADAMS MOOS (AS tS> 2 bad room, 2% tath 2 dack*. 2 car ga-raga ShouD sell $180,000 pneed $129 000 645-5305 or 852-1526 BLOOMFIBO HILLS 2nd Boor oondo. formaI dining room. 2 belroome. 2 bath* imme-diate pcaaiaaiy $75,000 Leave

258-9299 BLOOMF1EID HILLS - 2 bedroom 2 bam. walk-o doaat m mania bed-room. waafsr..dryer, catnedra cak-ing m living -oom accea* to Square Laka. pool i covered parking Musi aa* $71.90C After 6pm 299-6226 BLOOMFtEID HILLS 2 badrooma IH batha. • Boor unit immediate

ion. 164.900 HELP-U-SELL ot B naighan'BioomhakJ 64*^670

8v OWNER - W Dearborn 2 atory bnck colonial. 3 badrooma. dmmg room, baaamenl. 2't car

NORTH GAROEN CITY - SHARP 1500 N It ] bedroom IHmehed b**ement. garaga immediate occu-pancy. 70x130 lot $81,600 Matro We*: Call Dent* todayl' 261-1434

S T A R T E R H O M E SUPER BUT - apaoou* bedroom*, oountry krlchan. huge lam!!, room with 1»r*pl*ce. newer window*, g*-*g« home war'*nty, mmadali oc-cupancy $56,900

SUPER SHARP • 3 bedroom ranch, l't bain*, large kltchan dlahwaah-«r dining room, beautifully finished baaamenl. newer furnace, central ar deck, 2 car garage noma warranty $69 900

Century 21 C A S T E L L I 5 2 5 - 7 9 0 0

'990 CENTURION AWARD WINNING OFFICE

LC ta 277-9020 or 277-8819 DEARBORN - by owner. 105k below market. 3 bedroom. 2't car garage, fenced m lot. naw window*, aiding, completely redecorated. $46,000

422-6566

DEARBORN MTS Priced to *a« New custom brick 3 badroom. 2% bam. psasmam, garsgs a* ma amenities. $86,500 562-4940

T h e W o r d i s " N e w " whsr, describing mis house AA bnck ranch lovaly floor plan, aa new carpeting, rmm wmdow treatments, new tub sndoaurs ft 2 car garsgs. wim new garsgs door $77 900

P A T or M A R L E N E

Remerica H O M E T O W N R E A L T O R S

459-6222 Th is C o z y B r i c k R a n c h

wtlh ] bedrooms snd s largs dmng oners s fun tasd basement and 2 car

K*g« lor a ton ol storage room ad to *all at $63 900

T h e P r u d e n t i a l

H a r r y S . W o l f e .

R E A L T O R S

4 7 4 - 5 7 0 0 independently Owned and Operated WESTLAND A N E W C O M M U N I T Y S I N G L E F A M I L Y H O M E S

$ 7 5 , 9 9 0

$ 4 2 0 0

M O V E S Y O U I N pravtaw 5 daw exerting model* tul o*semeni 2 car *t1achad garaga. i«rg* master bedroom sikts and much more Get in on tha ground floor

M I L L P O I N T E

5 9 5 - 1 0 1 0 -

WESTLAND - muat see 28924 Mcdonald MUdlebal! ft Annopok*. beautHui 3 bedroom with all new kitchen bam. window*, carpal, ma. pemt. lurnace ft water haalar AI curt ami stay baaamenl aaking $35 000 By owner 563-9230

WESTLANO 7544 GtL MAN $ 3 4 0 0 D O W N

L I V O N I A S C H O O L S

Brand new 3 bedroom ranch Bnck FuB tiaaament Earn part ol your down payment ft ctoemg coat* by pamtmg ft hoor tang $7* 900 Eaay to qualify FHA mortgage wim currant low iniaraat rataa

E x t r a R o o m y Plenty ol apace for the active lamfly m this city oI Oearbom 3 badroom bnck bungalow Large famay room 2 full batha. Brushed baaamant and garage $89,900

The Prudential H a r r y S . W o l f e ,

R E A L T O R S

4 2 1 - 5 6 6 0 independently Ownad and Operated

Bloomfield i bedrooms 3't bams walkout bs«ment Garage End unit $224,990 Call 853-7445 or

HE1P-U-SELL of Blrmmghar*Bloomfield 646-6670

BLOOMFIEL» - 2 badroom 2 bath. 1200 aq ft, new kitchen. 16x20 storage, cancrt pool $83 500 80! W Long Laki Rd CaB. 227-4676

TELE*RAPH ft 7 MILE Babcock Ccep 2nd Hoor i bed-room wtth saras Monthly lee $150 $12,500 Cail6pm-9pm, 383-6235 FARMiNGTOI. cozy 1 bedroom ur all appkancm. waaner ft dryer in-door pool * elk-out to acanic vm* $33 9M After 6 PM 474-9772

F A R N N G T O N H I L L S A NEW C O M M U N I T Y

NEW M O D E L S

$ 1 1 4 , 9 9 0 2 oedroorrs. 2V. bam*, 2 ca> at teched gaage Pirepiaca. centra aa prhrala latlo and much more

G R E E N P O I N T E

A T C O P P E R C R E E K

5 5 3 - 4 8 0 0

M r s . C l e a n L i v e s H e r e 3 badroom rath and ranch Gamrai aar. larga daar partka y flnahad baaamant and 2 cm gar aaa Move m condmon $64.900 (L-44ftO®)

A t t e n t i o n I n v e s t o r s Estate sale of 3 badroom home -need* TLC Spacious fencad yard newer root Greet starter nomal $28 900 (L-36COL)

4 6 2 - 1 8 1 1

C 0 L D W E L L BANKER

S c h w e i t z e r R e a l E s t a t e

MUST SELL TOMORROW OPPORTUNITY AWAITS Priced $10,000 under mar*at. this nice bnc* Capa Cod waa jus! asted tor $66,900 3 badrooma. fua baaamenl piu* garaga on a Oaaufiha 60 ft lot C A L L B R I A N S C H W A R T Z

UAYFAIR S22-«000

Farmmgtor Kills Perfect T imingl

*ha inleraa -*!e* ar* down and tha pneaa are down, making thi* the perfect tma to buy one of thee* beautiful na* condoe ai m* heart ol downtown ll have 2 bedroom* *nd 2 bath* mo * natural hrapiace Starting unlai $ 100.000

The Prudential H a r r y S . W o l f e ,

R E A L T O R S

4 7 4 - 5 7 0 0 independent* Owned and Operated

SUPER STARTER 3 Badroom brtck Ranch In popular Dearborn Height* area, lul baaa-mant. tencad yard for chadrar Ooaa to tranaportatlon ft ahoppmg $75,900

CENTURY 21 H a r t f o r d S o u t h

4 6 4 - 6 4 0 0

3 2 0 H o m e *

W * y n * C o u n t y

BEECH/6 MUa 4 bedroom arga liv-ing room, larga dkimg room naa», decorated FU»Y carpeted large KM. garaga $39 000 35^5255

3 2 2 H o m e s

M a c o m b C o u n t y

ROSS REALTY 326-8300

3 1 7 B e d f o r d

ACCENT ON VALUE SOUTH REOTORO Sharp 3 bed room brick Ranch with Honda •oom. nrushed baaemeni ft attached garaga

REDUCED TO SELL Clean 3 bad room brtc* Ranch with finished baaamant. FHA/VA al $54 500 CENTURY 21 TOOAY 539-2000 RENTAL FOR SALE. 5 bedroom 2'4 bath, a* brtc* new root 2 alory, clean $68 500 Muat *ee 7 Ma* ft tn*a*ar 421-1223 624-5492

$ 4 6 , 5 0 0 3 badroom ranch with lull baaamamni oa* floors bay window In lormal dmmg room FHA. VA or

T E P E E R E A L T Y

4 5 4 - 3 6 1 0

Carnage Htaa 4 bedrooms. 2-a batha baaamant 2- car garaga $189 900 781-3128 HELP-U-SELL

a»mmgnam Bloomnew 644-6870

3 2 3 H o m e *

W a s h t * n a « C o u n t y

I M M E D I A T E O C C U P A N C Y Pertact tor the antertairang e»ecu live craa beautiful colonial alts on s stately 2 acre lol ft laaixa a huge

a*ykghta 'aaNor bam orf maaia of-fers * Whirlpool tub ft aaparat* mower Thar* are 4 badrooma. larga dan on let Itoor laimdry ft 3 car garaga Only $239 900

T Y E C U L V E R

R E / M A X 1 0 0 I N C . 3 4 8 - 3 0 0 0

NEW CONSTRUCTION 3 bedroom large oounfry nitchen fa

MM 1*1 hoor laundry oantrM a* nagh efficiency furnace 2'4 car ga-ol Arm Atxtot $122 900 Ca* Nataon ft ror*. inc RaaAors

SUPERKX TWP Drive a ante fuel 20 ivaxaaa from 1275 ft i*t av imhmga At $09 900 lhaa 1 750

m teal 482 3579

Farmmgt or**m T h e V o r k ' s All Done

On thi* her i to hnd Hr« floor 2 bad-room, 2 bah condo wtm lovely new from your (rhrate patio Thla condo feature* * large master bedroom Wtm prtvao bam, dreeamg araa. double ck*e< and cewmg fan Country Mad kitchen wtlh eating apace 18 xl2 ft *1orage area, pool and dubhoaae for your *n|oyment Recant impovement* include car-peting. wmows. centra ar flooring m kitchen ind foyer *nd cualom window traamant* $69 900

The Drudential H a r 7 S - W o l f e ,

R E A L T O R S

4 6 2 - 1 6 6 0 independemy Owned and Operated

NOVI MEADOWS

MOBILE HOME COMMUNITY The New American Litesryta

W* nave new and pra-owned homea tor sale Horn* Ownership for lees cost than most apartment* • Country Lnnng - Beaut tim Clubhouse • Play Are** • RV Storage • Heeled Pool' - NEW - Profeaatonaf Management • Home* Priced From $14,500

349-6966

To inquire about new or pre-owneo home* can Marie Kak al Quality Home* - 313-344-1968 Located community clubhouse, t mas S ol Grand Rrver oft N«»er Rd

362 R e a l E s t a t e W a n t s d

C A S H T O D A Y O R

GUARANTEED SALE Aiac If m Foredoeura Or Need Ot I

Century 21 C A S T E L L I 5 2 5 - 7 9 0 0

C A S H T O D A Y

O R G u a r a n t e e d Sa le Alao If In Foredoeura Or Need Of I

A s k (or J e r r y B o r r e g a r d

Century 21 C H A L E T 4 / 7 - 1 8 0 0

PRIVATE PARTY Wilt pay caah for uaed 14 fl wide mooae notnaa

855-3816

385 B u s i n e s s

O p p o r t u n i t i e s

REDMOND 1966 double wide 3 bedroom. 2 full baths aC appu •nee* chad Sheffield Ectata* Au-burn Hals After 6pm, 332-1531

AUTO REPAIR ft TUNE-UP for UK Great location m Radford Complete wrth everything except tools Cal tor mora Into. 535-8960

SOUTHFIELD 12'-* MM Rd Good condition. Birmingham Schools 2' Sheds aa. rtaw furnace, all appli-ances slay, including washer ft dryer $6,500 negoliaOle 642-6574

AVAILABLE SHARED EXECUTIVE Oftlce business, snawarmg service •ecralary service W Kloomfleld 851-8555

SPORTSMEN S SPECIAL 2 U**d homee now *v*«abi* for mv d*r $6,000 Price include* delivery •nywhar* in Ikctagsn South ot the Mac*mac Bridge

Darling Manufactured Homea 313-349-1047

WESTLANO MEADOWS - '988 Champion 24 x 52 Corner lot Thermo windows, air appllancea. garden tub . shad 721-6054

333 Northern Property For Sale

ALL YEAR RECREATION Great Hunting" 10 ecree Schu**/ Hilton Shanty Creek Area Perked Mu*1 sell 979-6565

CADILLAC WOOOED PROPERTY 10-90 acraa From $.200 down snd $100 par month (3131 454-1055

STONE LEDGE LAKE 5 M> SE of CadHlac Double-wide nome 3 bed-room. bath, krthcan. dtmng ft mtng room dack ovar lookmo lake For mora mtormation'ca* 313-721-0619

338 Southern Property PALM BEACHES ft Singer Mend

famay nomee lor sale or rent anytime ton free ! 8 0 0 2 3 * r « l 0

339 Lots and Acreag* For Sale

AN ACRE tread aubdivtaion lot pa«ad street underground utamea Clerkst on schools easy accaa* to 1-75 $45,000 626-4545

BLOOMFIELD - Building Hie* *vaa-*bw Builders or mdnnduala Lona Pine Telegraph Fload area Ca*

1313] 932-0750

KEA'INGTO. AREA - 2 bedroom Condo wtm witra air garage ap-pkanca* L«*t*d near Chrysler T*ch Ctr ft 175 Access prtvale lake vorttm $55300 39'-3826

LIVONIA Asen Place. 2 bedroom colonial corAo. 2 car garaga ftn-tsnad basenant 37510 N Laurai Park 464-7141

NORTHV1LU: On* of the largaat coloraai* rn Country place Featuree include garae. natural Vapiaca dating room. J badroom*. 2 t bam* large walk m :fcaeats. apecious kitch-sn aim a* appliance* \ a baaa-mant Mmt cmdition Priced lo **a « $110 000 Eve* 313-876-3474

NORTHVILLE TWP Lock al tha* pneaf Baal cay - 3 bedroom 2'<k b*th loamho>a* w Ith format dmmg. dan, luxurtou master suite ft ak •memnee mcadmg *nached garag* ft Baaament a only $172 900 Saaer *ay* ***'

C A L L ASNIE N I C H O L S REALESTATE ONE

346-6430 or 437 9599

Plymouth C o n t e n o o r a r y R a i r

In Itu* excaptanai 2 bedroom, I'y bam lownhoue wyt* condo mei Nature* * Iarp IMng room/dmmg room oomninaton «Ah dacorattve bay aandow. lichen oflers track aghtmg largi mester *un* wtm a a k « elo**l avd * mykglw in bean Fuft taaattarr and garaga makee

jeet$102 900

The Prudential HarryS. Wolfe.

REALTORS 462-1660

independently Jwnad and Oparaiad

REDUCED F09 quick *Na 2 bad

Aa dack. M l ta* ami an apcaencaa negotiable 24 Ml M 53 . way $82 500 752-30*6

13 Mi ft Cooadge ROYAL OAK Georgetown

rated 3 yr* agt .Baaamant a* new appear ra* Aefcmg $73 000 By Ownar 5 *4621 or 527 2187

pool Aa Oe*k Wage. 13 Ma* ft V*nOyk* 9714 Forreel Cl Ammg $*3 000 (3131971-9325

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BUILDGRS

L i c e n s e

T M I M I N G

c o u R ^ e Prepare youraert for the State Exam In a quick 32 hoor cour se AH textbooks and materials supplied, weekend and weekday c l a s s e s available

For More Information Call (313) 454-2466

C. T A COmTWJCTOI TMINJfIG rfttOCWT es

NEW HOMES YPSILANTI AREA UNOEI $70 000

485-0060

330 Apartrmnts AIL NEW 4 iaa (uburban m kjxury

2 bean }

332 MobdoKomM For Sa4«

ARLMOTON ! * • 14x90 Appk

t*o* baaatalfaHStM 9*9-I7*e CANTON 1974 MoMar Par* 14*ro 2 l i l r i i a a carta Mr New an-ctaaad porch w » ft dry* Si C N * a $ 18 000 law 544 0293

DEARBORN HEIGHTS Re*«J*ntiei lol 66x305 on mkstar Roed near corner of Haa*. $22,500

346-0214

FOUR Lots. 3 acre* acr* each Wlk **k ** parcel or apai Cleared Some ireea Ready to buad Farm-Inglon H.I9* Mlk* 477-7252

LIVONIA - 12359 CAMDEN Plymouth Rd . 3 street east of Maddtabeh 60x195ft lot $22,000 Call John 449-5264

LYON TWP - BeeutiMily wooded 12 23 acr* percei with * pond Elec-tric ft wen installed Perked apat-

soon $94 000 437-0097

NORTHF1ELD TOWNSHIP 10 Acre Paroal. .Treed. Perked 40x60 cament block bam Land Contract Term* 437-1174

NORTHFIELD TOWNSHIP 38 ACRES art* divide neavay wood-ed ravin*. Bream roamg larnkn perked Land Contract 437-1174

NORTHVILLE - LOT FOR SALE Great Exaidmg location

Near downtown 78S-0829

BECOME A SEMINAR TRAINER - 4

Guide people to Mve their dreems Experient ial Seminar DREAM WALK, locuae* on physical and fi-nancial aapacts of ule 2'y day DREAM WALK Sanunar Laal opportunity call by Tnurs. Oct 24, 1991 for reservations or ^for-mation

1 -600-642-9201

S A G E S E M I N A R S . INC

366 Otc.-Bu*. Specs Sale/Leaae

FARMINGTON HILLS. SUBLET .wi-dowed ollloe S of 696 Cowlerence room copier end lax AveaetMe 11-1-91 473-4400

FARMINGTON HIH.S Dmie mduainai Park IM Hoor oh-ce *Hractiv««y Kaniehed pnvaia parting $ 140 month 477-7900

FARMINGTON HILLS naafy hrvahed office wnh kitchen Immediate occupancy et 12 MBe ft Farmnglon Rd 960 sq ft include* 3 office* ft reception area $600/110

HISTORIC BUILDING office apace 12 Mae Rd F*rmangton Hal* Quiet non emofcmg $250 $300 per month Short laaaa* *v*al*ol*

1 600-426-1116

IDEAL OFFICE SPACE - M-58 ft Croo** Rochester Hat* are* 2 rooma total approximately 900 sq fl $500 per month pkls u f Haa Par tiaay turmhed M needed Days 853-6171 Evening* 433-3122

I N D I V I D U A L O F F I C E Prim* downtown Bvmangham office apace **m ' executive ofhoe avaa-

LfVONIA AREA Accountant*.'Con auatanta wi*h to an*r* ortce ft ex P*na*a in * pre 111 ll o nal a tmoa pner* Conhdantial 26i-*044

LIVONIA NOW Lseeing 575 ft 700 aq ft Excel-lent location quality deeagn and bulldouts ample wea Hi parkB\). mvnedieie occupency 0n**l> ener

it Carol 421-0770

LIVONIA OFFICE SPACE • room surle 6 mile near Farmington Rq Secretarial ft phone

•ring 478-2442

LIVONIA OFFICE Farmington Rd South of 8 Mile

MEDICAL OR PROFESSIONAL 1 000 3.00C SOUARE FEET IMMEDIATE AVAILABILITY

C E R T I F I E D R E A L T Y . INC 4 7 1 - 7 1 0 0

LIVONIA PAVILION Fu* ofhc* apace Rentals start $200,' MO Adjacent lo Lrvonw Mall ' -se conference room Syd 478-7867

LIVONIA SCHOOLCRAFT ft INKSTER

P-ime ofhee apace m active center 250 10 3400 aq « Wis dhnde lo surt Rent *a low e» $6'sq ft Broksra protected Caa - 645-966C

LIVONiA WES* w*rge executfv* ol-1 licas wtm addrtionai aecralanai sree Phone *nswarmg ft other aer vice* $300 monthly 464-2960 349-5449

LIVONIA 154-5 MlO0t*Oe" *t 5 M w and '950C M-ddeibeit betweer 7 ft 8 MM* 150 sq fl lo 2059 sq ft offices svsnabie Phone system al-ready m place Very competitive Can Ken Hale Days 525-0920 Evas 261-1211

BUSY HAIR Salon m NorthviBe mf cneni*a* waning Owner want* to - a wa Sand aiquane* to P 0 Bo. 421 Norttrviae, Ml 48167

CLASS C LIQUOR LICENSE wim equipment lor *aM for the city of Weetiand 'Good tarm* Cal Mr Si Amour (Detroit) 341-6400

COUNTRY GIFT SHOP « liehed Oskiand County $25,000 -fixture* *nd inventory 689- 19e3

ESTABLISHED PARTY SUPPLT ft rental a! or® Owner retiring $35.0001 Inventory Only aariou* apply PO Box 518. Clvkston. Ml 48347

ESTABLISHED Tanning,'Nan Salon mquaiaa Box 204 Obaervar 8 Ec-centric >aaw*p*par». 36251 School craft Rd Uvonaa. Macfagam 48150

NICELY FINISHED office *u«t* in-cluding fun kitchen «rvd lunchroom svauca* for vnmediate occupency 4 632 aq ft conveniently kxaled *t 20300 W 12 Mn* Road betweer, Lah*er and Evergreen Ample free parking Put your name on the building WE WANT TO LEASE THeS SPACE

NOW' NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED

6*7-7171

NORTHVILLE S MONTHS FREE RENT

650-2 000ft Owner may buad-out lo trour apeca Won't last'

PLYMOUTH DOWNTOWN FINANCIAL DISTRICT 500-5 000 ft acroa* from Mayflower Hotel Walk lo everything Prime

T E P E E REALTY 479 S M a i n P l y m o u t h

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Compliments of The Birmingham-Bloomfield

Board Of Realtors® REALTOR®

368 Commercial/ Retail

400 Apt*. For Rent

DOWNTOWN PLYMOC*" Forest Place Shopping Canter 7*0 Sq Ft Immediate occupancy Excellent parkmg 455-7373

EXCELLENT ENTREPRENEUR op-portunity - for two aay people who ar* looking for financial *acurity

t -800- 780-4643

NOVI - MoOem 4 room *un*. 1.050 *q ft pm* r x l l storage room Cloee to freeways $875 par -north includes jinnies ft maintenance Modmcanona negntiecaa

313-349-0260

FOR LEASE - 2 bay auto repair ga-raga ExcaMrvt *ra* Busy intersec-tion Fu* ckentqae 421-4181

OFF-ICE FOR RENT wim other Farmington Htta accounting firm, o-

855-0333

GOING OUT OF BUSINESS Coe-tume jewelry gfft Items ft fixture* Buy whcuaali lor flee market or your store Can eve* 459-3736

OFFICE SPACE Dearbom area Ford''Telegraph, perfect K» thera-pist or saiea rap very ree*on*Die Richard 563-0022

HAIR SALON Prima Weatiand location Fully equvped $9,900 negotiatSe

721-4788

OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE L*h»*f near M»6 Barrier tree From 400 lo 3600 aq ft Incentive*

358-0557

INVESTOR NEEDED Caah $120,000

20% Guarantee 8 2 4 - 3 9 7 5

SOUTHFIELD SALON 12 Ma* ft Nortftweetem Hwy Salon

For aaaa.'laa** 3 5 3 - 6 6 4 4 6 4 4 - 8 0 ) 9

TIME KEEPtNG/PAYRCK-L SYSTEM Lai your computer do your time keeping ft peyro* Tha computer doe* a* th* work Handle* I*J to 250 compama* *nd/or 2500 empun-eae m Micr ft Ohio Softwv* updated *nrv aa, Ca* *Jta *t

3 9 7 - 3 9 4 9 o r 4 5 9 - 4 1 0 0

TUNNEL CAR WASH - 70 cars pw hour fu»y automatic, or operation Garden City term* For more mfo ca* 425-014

YOUR OWN REXALL Showca** m-temahonai Buaanaea for only $40 Dael vttamm* akin car*, watar IH-

ammg (313)363-6865

366 Ofc.-Bus. Specs Sale/L«

PLYMOUTH TWSP 3-' 4 acr* lot-. »i *xciuafv* *ub $300 000 pm* nom**i Beck Rd Rowan Rd are* Pavad

By Ownar 427 2866

340 Lake-River-Resort Property

CENTRAL MICHIGAN CANADIAN LAKES

108 feat Of Pnnn* Lak* From

CONTEMPORARY Featuring 5 bedroom* 2 bath* hrapiec* bum ai berbeque. dock and mora -oamer moving $89 900 aiciudea pnvale memoarship of 38 ' niaa golf aki. isnnas dubhouee 8 moral

Lakes Realty VPN (616)972-6300

AFFORDABLE EXECUTIVE Offices- Why pay lor tha high coat of Solng business 7 Share the coal taWloul oemg ndiviudual attention

•Pri •Slate of the art equipment Conierenca rooms.'kncher. na«*i located on Troy* Golden Corridor 1475 W Big Beaver Rd

TROY BUSINESS QUARTERS For personal tour ca* 637 2400

ANNOUNCEMENT MAPLE BUSINESS CENTER TROY

B* * amert but

342 Lakefront Property A LEXINGTON Sryaah traditional home on Laka Huron mm auad nature cedar aadad 2 alory there Form* dmmg room 2 * apiece* outdoor lur dack 4 badrooma 2

lenoecaped warn style eorkae.ang laundry Fully furm*hed tSON

TOWN ft COUNTRY REALTY 1-313-359- 7353 1-3136224100

eve* 1-3 13-359-7*80

BRIGHTON collage 2 ys old wea to Kwech.gc! I cours. na» deck av conditioning *• ragnta wooden $55,000 247 9041

0Y OWNER 2 bedroom w»m 10S ft f-oniag* on Tap J Car

Nfang Lake BI Own

994 000 993 4225

$495 000 TOWN ft COUNTRY REALTY

I S1S 3S9 7SM 1 313-922 8100

LAKEFRONT MOMS. 1400 Ba Fl

ofiakeOrtan CaaR dr tan* oanarael terma 7*7-9794

129 ft on Leke

DUCE your OVERHEAD rental* 200 SF lo 5000 SF turn rent*! rate* nckid* *varythmg

ALSO AVAILABLE

PENTHOUSE 950 aq ft of tnexpanarve glamoro

477-2690 AMNOUNCMOf

apace P m * location* in NcM Can-lon Stertmg inagfii ft Ann Arbor io«t»ca. werahouee m i l Mae ava*-*ba* m Novi onkyl Ca» «C al 99*-5500

BIRMINGHAM SOUTH AOAMS SOUARE

250 l SCO *q ft LNMaaa ft Paikmg

•aamrna 647.7977

CLAWSON 14 MB* ft Mam St 525 •o ft $300 Heal 1 aa parkmg 2nd 9aor 5*9-4l€i

D O W N T O W N P L Y M O U T H

17J Sq Ft oMoa Aa n ai itaa* Caa DaborH ft* Sell* 229 74T*

DOUR I TOWN ROCHEBTER aaai

M k o 2 000a* R AOOO ABSOOATCS

FARMINGTON tdLift OFFCI w enip *e*n*i 37S-2 TOO aq • m per *q ft Ma 9ai i * * aarwcea

479-7461

REDFORD OFFICE 2 4 8 2 1 R v e M i l e Rd

i'We*t of Telegraph; Two room prtvale entrance suite Piu* bathroom and m-*uit* storsgs New carpeting vertical bands ft air conditioning Aji utiKiaa tnckJded $375 per monm

C E R T I F I E D R E A L T Y , INC 4 7 1 - 7 1 0 0

DOWfCOWN PLYMOUTH • Super shopping ma* location. 728 Sq Fl up to 1 550 Sq F1 Ca* Deborah lor details 229-7474

DOWN * OWN WAYNE 1_2J». 1.000 or 2.900 sq ft store *! txoy Krogw Parry strip center on Michigan Ave ai Wayne Ampaa perking, good lret-

rani Call 647-7171

REDFORD - GRANO RIVER 2000 aq ft building for leeaa oreaw Laaaa undar markel renf Sale -land contract term* Can include e>M«iufiel aiBanara 1000 aq It Bu*d-mg piaaunffy lee*act

L a K r i t z - W e b e r & C o 3 5 3 - 9 4 9 4

DOWN TOWN ROYAL OAK Storefront 30x 120

immediate mow Sue 646-37 85

STORAGE AREA Radtord Plym-outh ft Beech araa) 17x80 Front

door, high ceRng. no heet ~ mo Ca* *her 3pm 477-9166

TELEGRAPH ROAD Free standing buadmg Excaaent Leae* progr*m wim option to buy Buadang war renovated Darn aar i ft 6 Mae in, Radford Twp

J O N A T H O N B R A T E M A N P R O P E R T I E S

4 7 4 - 3 8 5 5

BIRMINGHAM Attractive newfy renovated 1 ft 2 bedroom* Excel-lent condition Walk to ahoppmg Heat, areter ft carport $525 ft $700 Caa Arm after 6PM 647-4234

BcRMiNGHAM-iN • TOWN Location 670 Arm l bedroom carpeimg band*, dishwasher wa»-«n cjosat intercom. $525 647-7079

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

5 0 5 E A S T L I N C O L N Spacious 2 badroom *partm*nts

• deluxe Gai •Central aar

General Electric appaence*

' Large -lueeta A storage areea t o S E C U R I T Y D E P O S I T

Ol—fled appacarits on»y 645-2999

OPEN HOUSE SAT 10AM-2PM

BIRMINGHAM near downtown, large 2 beoroorr apt $565 par monm plus security Ca* evening 649-3078

BIRMINGHAM Oaawooc Manor Dekjixa 2 badroorr,. cantral *v patio storage roowi carport $800 $850 644-1786

Redford Township 2 4 3 5 0 J o y R o a d

i Just West ol T*

369 lndu*t7War*hous* Sate/Li

t .250 aq ft $ ' 050 per month

Rem includes heal aa condmonmg elect ricrfy underground secured parking New carpel and bund*

Can Mary Ann Snrabowski C E R T I F I E D R E A L T Y . INC

( 3 1 3 ) 4 7 1 - 7 1 0 0

RETAIL/OFFICE SPACE lor Mae Pnme downtown Btrmangham loca-tion 3 400 aq ft ««th executive perking Can 644-5530

N ROYAL OAK - anmadiataly *vaa-•Me appronmetery 650 aq ft of comforrapie otnoa aoece aim pn-v*t* entrance 568-7330

SOUTHFIELD - Evergreen ft 12 Mae Very pieaaant oltto* apace 900-'600 aq fl Very Can George

SOUTHFIELD - Office apace wim ftervice* phone*, furmcftirtg* ahared lac*ffy 200-1500eqft Cat *en* Ham* 353 3 '00

S O U T H F I E L D

area aecraurtai apeca 9le siarag* area prmaae bam partw*y U raahed. free parking. Jim 259-6200

P r i m e O f f i c e ' " W a r e h o u s e Auburn HI** up to 26.000 ac ft

O** Park up to 42.000 aq ft cambrecht Pr opertie* mc 259-3900

WESTLANO - LIVONIA AREA Joy 1*0 *a*t of Newburgh 1200 *q ft Office ahop are* for aaa*

453-9353

YPSILANTI - Prospect'Grove Road industrial apace newfy tmodaaed •hop office outa«J* aiorag*

483-1047

3.200 SQ FT STORAGE .arg* overhead door No neat $750,'mc S Mile ft Farmaigton 474-22^5

400 Apt*. For Rent

B I R M I N G H A M ' S BEST!

La* u* spoil you wW- Our hugs 2 bedroom apt * !'•» baths wis and •ola of cloeela PLUS * fua basement and much much morer A charming communrTy m a beautiful setting Oon 'i mass out ca* nom1

649-6909 Make your new nom*

BUCKINGHAM MANOR

VOu'l M 9UK3 you dkd"

BIRMINGHAM TVMBE RLANE APARTMENTS

m heart of loam . Attractive unn* vertical Blmos- Disharssnar Microwave • Disposal -OA*

1 B e O r o o n - $ 6 2 0 2 B e d r o o m s - $ 7 2 5

i Mo a Free Rant ni Oct 31 Ca* lo view 266-7786

Eve* weekends 266-9806

400 Apt*. For Rent AUBURN HILLS B L O O M F I E L D S Q U A R E A v o n d a l e Schoo l District

M O V E - I N S P E C I A L $ 4 8 0 - $ 5 4 5

• i ft 2 Bedroom Apts • Approximetefy 8S0-1100 Sq Ft • FREE Heal ft Watw

An appMncas vertical band* and large storag* w e a You'k alao ftnd cantral a* intercom* pock and 24 hour emergency main tenance Cloee lo anoppmg. banking. OU. OCC and tha naw industrial and lech centers. 5 mm. Uron-i 1-75 or M-59 lust off South SHd Llll I I Squlrral ft Opdyks

Mon-F- 10-6 TNirs 10-7 ... Sat 11-5 A Sun 12-4

852-4377 BIRMINGHAM, lovely i bedroom $525 month Carpeted nee*y deco-rated balcony o» Patio Credit re-port required 301 N Eton, N of Maple 356-2600 or eve* 649-1656

BRMINGHAM • 2 bedroom towiv house t'-y batha. netaiy decorsiad new appliance*. ( Ooeetotcram $750

SOUTHFIELD- 17201 W 12 Racepttonaat *acr*a*nal copier lax. $32S.fmo

5 5 9 - 6 3 3 0

THE NEW RIVER SOUARE Down town Rocf aala prima rets* loca-tion .on Maan St a i **atiw n M AOCO Aaaodafa* 860-90TC

AFFORDABLE? YOU BET1

Huge t eaurttij l ft 2 bedroom apt* starting at only $495' Too good lo

a more-vartacaa Bknd*

• Fu9y a q u w a e kitchen* • Prlvata palio,T>*lcony • Greet location near 96 696 ft 275 • OnN $300 security dapoeif

349-8200 umnad time o»!er' cat now they taon t nas) long"

NOVI RiOGE On 10 Mae between Novi ft

BIRMINGHAM 2 bedroom air unit l1-* ba ths SOTS/mo

• a a to Downtcrwi-ft dryer n

524 2950

B I R M I N G H A M

bedroom wim den From $590 n-Apf 1 - 922

356-030C ft garagi t Glenn

BIRMINGHAM 2A57 ' bedroom carpeting bands, central

aar carport dtshwasher w*»-in ckoeet. mtarcom. $500 643-4428 BtoomfieK* Wesi Apt*

• OPEN HOUSE •

$500 MOVE *i SPECIAL Huge 2 & 3 bedrooms Frfi sue washer dryer Endoaed garage efth cpaner Pets welcome F'jmaahad avanaoaa 450 ft of axtra storage

626-1508 Canton

FREE APARTMENT

LOCATOR 1-800-777-5616

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All Areas A Pncae Turn 3 days <nio 30 Minute*

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680-9090

BIRMINGHAM 1 MO FREE RENT Nea*y -emoOaaec 1 bedroom. *pert -mem Juaf E ot Adam* Rd "oat

354-8040

A U B U R N H I L L S B l o o m f i e l d O r c h a r d A p t s

Irom $440 00 incfud** neat ga* ft •wa Bramcaudad »oa» - «urv

4 more Shor^

Oom* 7 332-1848

WESTLANO Weyn* ft War-en Rd* OfRce and meckca *ufte* a.aaeraa

27*4358 or 279-3570

317 Bus.-Prof. Bides Sate/Leaea

BIFU.1INGHAM charming t bad room •*! ftoor apartmervi conven-wnrN m cafe a IP town ft near trana portation $47j , jaamea 646-0794

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

5 0 5 E A S T L I N C O L N

. M l • 1000 sq II 29231 Fora \ j Gerd City m *tnp ma* Ca* 5*2 0330

31* Commercial/

Daaiaa General Fleet He appaancaa

Oowrrtown Farrnlngton Locanen ueaBon and caaa* "tag* 333t* Grand RNar Tta* • your

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CX5WNTOWN ROCHESTER

FOR LEASE

335-1043 DOWNTOWN aifAVNi 1200 1*00 ar } 900 aq fl flora *l bum "'"J*

L a g i Lfoaa** ft aforaga area* - O N E M O N T H FREE

645-2999 OPEN HOUSE SAT >OAM 2PM

naal water bands mirrored doors new kitchen appaancaa ft carpal

BIRMINGHAM - 1 of a kind larga 2

port pool Q u i commuaaty im-maoaaaa buRdmg Cathy 546-9690

CALL 981-6994

1 b#Orc»T* ranc#» «y»* Stamng «1 1445

CANTON

CARRIAGE COVE LUXURY APTS.

1LILLEY ft WARREN.

W e t a k e p r t d e In o t t e r i n g t h e f o t t o w t n f l s e r v i c e s t o o u r t e n a n t s

T R O Y 3726 Rochester Rd S O U T H F I E L D 29286 Northweefem Hwy C A N T O N 9 8 1 - 7 2 0 0 4271 I Ford Rd N O V I 3 4 S - 0 5 4 0 Acroas Irom 12 Oaks Ma* C L I N T O N T W P 7 9 1 - A 4 4 4 30870 GerttaMI A N N A R B O R 6 7 7 - 3 7 1 0 2877 (

BIRMINGHAM

central aa ft prtvaaa patio w * » r eiai iaa lo »MC> ft anoppana

ONLY $AS8 INClLOtaG HCAT

T H E B E N E l C K E G R O U P

6 4 2 - e e e 6 S a t ? » o - o e e «

A P A R T M E N T S U N L I M I T E D

Th* E**•**! Way To Find • GREAT PLACE

Canton

WINDSOR W O O D S

L U X U R Y A P A R T M E N T S 1 ft 2 Bedroom • Tcwmhouaa* F r o m $ 4 7 5 w i t h c a r p o r t

Vertical Bands Throughout Covered parkaig

JuW» Soundproof Conafruction w * a to Shoop

Swimmang pock ft 1

OR Warren Bar.** ShaMonaaay Mon -Fn 9-5pm Sat ft Sun 1-Spm

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Free Go* Heart ft H o t W a t e r F ree

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2 8 8 - 3 7 1 0

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3 5 8 - 1 5 3 8 5 5 9 - 7 2 2 0

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6 4 2 - 2 5 0 0

SOUTHFIELD

1 Bedroom Apts From $438*

HEAT INCLUDED

HIDDEN VALLEY APARTMENTS

358-4379 M o m - F r i . 9 - 5 S a t 9 - N o o n • L imn«c Mm* € morstha o* a 1 rea l laeae New 'eraoents Se lec ted uni ts

S P A C O U S 1 B E D R O O M 1.000 scj ft apa r tmen t home nc ludea fu* size washer ft d r y e r c a r p o r t 12 ft balcony breedtast nooK wa lk - in cloaal b *nda I V o u g h o u t Piest i -gious W B ioomf ieM 'Can broo».e Open deny

Aidmg-6 1 - 0 7 7 0

S O U T H F I E L D •2 Mule W of Telegraph

2 B e d r o o m A p a r t m e n t s

From $570 Heat Included

FRANKLIN HILLS APARTMENTS

355-5123

400 Apta. For Rent S O U T H F I E L D

S p a c i o u s 1 B e d r o o m

A p a r t m e n t s

$471'

H E A T I N C L U D E D

CHATEAU RIVIERA APARTMENTS

569-4070 M o r -Fn 9-5 Sat 9 -1

' wir-vitoO 1«m* 1al 6 mo"«^8 CA a 1

I M M N e . r M K M n t l S4MCC *C

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SOUTHFIELD

$ 5 5 5 • Cleen quiet t bedroorr . • W a a - m c losets - F r e e r iea t • Cove red Park ing . 24 hr mon i to red intrusKX' a larm

12 Mrle ft Lahaer T W Y C K I N G H A M VALLEY

356-4403 M a n a g e d by Kattan Enterpr ises, snc S Lyor-

PONTRAIL APARTMENTS

$100 Move-in Special 1 Month FREE & FREE HEAT

1 B e d r o o m $ 3 9 0

2 B e d r o o m $ 4 6 5 As* about cur Semen P rog ram

O n Pont iac Trail in S vyon Between to ft 11 Mue « d s

437-3303 SOUTHFIELD

"12 Mi le W of Teaagraph

1 B e d r o o m A p a r t m e n t s

F R O M $ 3 8 8 '

H E A T I N C L U D E D

TEL-TWELVE PLACE APARTMENTS

355-4424

Selec ted ' j n i u

* R O ' CHURCHILL SQUARE Nicesl • bedr oom inc ludes

• Full Sized washer ft dryer m each • Water ft haat - F ui. s i r e d k i t cher appl iances • Carpe t ing , vertical bands • E i t ' a s to rage carpor t p o o l

All tor $610 mc- $30C securi ty 13th m o n t h free Quiet and well ma in -ra*ned Shor t term avai lable

398-0960

euO Apts. For Rant 400 Apta. For Rant 400 Apts. For Rant

SOUTHFIELD

12 MILE & TELEGRAPH

S A V E U P T O

$ 7 4 5

RENT F R O M $675 SECURITY DEPOSIT $150

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356-0400

TROY P e m b r o k e M a n o r 2 b e d room. 3 ba th ba lcony 1250 s q ft c a r p o r t $ 6 1 0 / m o t S / C o o l i d g e a r ss Special n o w I K m o rent S oft 3 5 1 - 4 4 3 6 •

TROY Rochester Bd Norw , of Squa ts Laae Rd

3 B e d r o o m Townf ioosee F R O M $563 •

HEAT INCL J O E D

ROCHESTER VILLAS

879-2466 M o r -Sat 9 e m - 5 p m

' " L imned t ime %s ! 6 moa of a

WAYNE One b e d r o o m p a r t e d watt. • deposi t

WAYNE D O W N T O W N Clear, 2 b e d r o o m s $425 , 'mon t r naal ft water w i u d e d 728-2460

WAYNE Efficiericy ft s tud io ap t s $ 7 5 - 8 * 0 weee 'r Uimtiee inc luded Caa 9 a m 5pm 3 2 6 - 4 1 t o

A AVNE ' ft 2 b e d r o o m s t ror r $360 $450 Spec ia l no securi ty

Sr e a t l o c a t i o n C a l l b e i w e e r 30am-4 3 0 p m Mon-F r . , -28-06»«

WAYNE - ' - 2 b e d r o o m atove. r a fngerator inciudee heat $355 4 $425 /mo - securrty Oepoort Can Agen. 563 -9665

SOUTHFIELD 12 Maa Rd

1 o ioc* East ot Tasagrapr

S P A C I O U S

2 4 3 B e d r o o m A p a r t m e n t s

Heat Included

LANCASTER HILLS APARTMENTS

352-2554 Mor, - f r i 9 - 5 Sat 9-**oon

TROY A R E A - 5 1 0 N Rocheeiar 1 b e d r o o m ca rpe t i ng bands a p p *

•nc iuded S to rage 647 7079 -ease $435 per m o

T A O V / C L A W S O M / R O V A L OAK O n e - S t o p a p a r t m e n i shopp ing Coma S imday Oct 27th. 1paw-4pm Off ice buadang at 4 0 0 0 CrooKa. Roy-al Oak or cs# tor appoantment Pe ts? Aaa '

A M B E R A P A R T M E N T S

280-1700

M o n - F n 9 - 5 S a t 1 0 - 2

SOUTHFIELD- i m m e d i a t e o c c u p a n cyi 1 b e d r o o m apt 900 aq ft . ca tha -dral naainga carpor t , app l tancaa. 8 mo lease avai lable $670 3S5-51T1

SOUTHFIELD t 2 M « e A of Te-»grapr,

1 4 2 B e d r o o m A p t s

From $527* HEAT INCLUDED

POINTE-O-WOODS APARTMENTS

352-8125 H o n -Sat 9-5 Sun 12-4

d o a a c ' * L m d a d t tma F«at 6 mor i tna of a ona yaar taaaa Hmm raa«3ants Sataciad Uona

TROY/CLAWSON Hew Eng land Place A p a r t m e n t s Specie. OHer - 1st m o n t h rent 5 0 % o f and nc security deposn 2 males east of B i rm ingham W o o d b u r m n g hrep iaces neat ft - a l e . inc luded i.OOCsq tt 2 bed room $570-8590 For rsn ta i m to rma t l on caR 435 -5430

- R O » ' C L A W S O «

W A L D E N G R E E N A P T S t ft 2 b e d r o o m apa r tman ta t rom $460 pea m o n t h Near d o w n t o w n B i rm ingham ft shoppanga mass Qui -et ne ighbo rhood se t t i ng

N of 14 Mae E of C rooks As* about Our ' en ta i incent ives

435 -0450

CROOKS & WATTLES

N E A R 1 - 7 5

• RENT F R O M $530 SECURITY DEPOSIT $ - 5 0

• ASK A B O U T OUR SPECIAL

Lukury 1 ft 2 b e d r o o m apar tmanta With plush ca rpe l , vart icai Winds

k i tchens, dens, locked en t ry -e fndge ra to r range

ar ga rbage d isposal cen-tral neat ar id sir cond i t i on ing car -port . tenn is cou r t s awammang poo l oac-e TV a v s a s c e laundry HacSKiaa ' ON SELECT UNITS

TROY SOA4ERSE' AREA

Stud io and apaOous ' 8 2 b e d ' o o m aper tmanta Ameni t ies i nc lude

Owner Paid Haat

AM Cond i t ion ing Window t r e a t m e n t s Ver t i ca l ennos Cloee To Shoppanc ft Ekpreaaways

F r o m $495 V ILcAGE A P A R T M E N T S

362-0245

W A - E R F O R O L A K E F R O N " APT One o e d r o o m app l iances p r i va te entrance ema* decs Nc pets a u w profeaaaonai n o r amoker $450 per m o u t a t i s s incsudsd 1st last mont f ia rent plua secur i ty Referanc e a r e q u K e d C e H j a n a t 6 6 3 - 7 2 1 1

WAYNE At t rac t i ve 1 b e d r o o m Townhouae style apa r tmen t Lovely area, pa rk ing tt, utiinaaa i nc luded $325 m o 8 7 9 - 6 5 4 0

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362-4088 TROY - U r g e 111X3 aq- ft luxury 1 bed room. 1 ' * b a l h s apar tmen t Avaria£ue immed ia te l y

647-0333

ROCHESTER HILLS E tToency ap l lo t ally remode led w ' f ud kr tch-en lul l ba th separa te en t rance

6 5 1 - 6 4 0 4 or 375 -2626

ROCHESTER HILLS avai lab le im-mediate ly 1 o e d r o o m sAorl tarrr, $500 Days. 456-5711

Evenings. 851-9170

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I 6 2 b e d r o o m umta m Royal Oa* F r o m $ 4 9 5 inc lud ing heat

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2 8 0 - 1 7 0 0

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FROM $ 6 9 5 Muting Carport Futty Equipped Health Club

• Separata Entrances • 2 Full Batha • Washer & Dryer in aach Unit

on Haggarty Road

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Mon.-Fri. 9-5

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Sat. 9:30-2:30

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1 MONTH FREE From

$475 Includes Carpon

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624-1 388 ' R e n t a l O f f i c e a l B n s l s i & q u a r » A e a r i m e n t a

o n B e c k R o a d | U S 1 N o r t h o f P o n t i a c T i a i l

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Located adperat to Mturalh eooded Hints Park rcooonijcal I and 2 bedrocnc jpamonitj aod loenhousrs ConlortaMr Imtui nth air ronditmning. prrratr bstrmm bu<r ctoarts heal tndodrd Aiso fable TV" 2 mmirnag pools and aerobe s fitness rmtn SH«T «op at thr front oitranrr

30500 West Warren between Middle belt and Mernman Roads

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397-0200

HILLCREST CLUB 2 Bedroom Special • « * r * 5 3 0 ' 5 1 0

453-7144

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• P o o l

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P l a n . Avai lable 624-9445 • A n C o n d i t i o n i n g

Open Monday Friday to 6 Weekends t l 5

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v 2 B E D R O O M From $585

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400 Apto. For Rant

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Livonia •Fu8y Greet locanori lo maM School *y*t*m.

Specia aecurtty depoell - 8200 WESTLAND CAPRI APTS.

261-5410

Westland Park Apts. Aoroe* Irom City Par*

(Oarry «•) ailn—1 MMfltotoai 8 Marnmanl

1 badroom only $455 2 badroom from $505

- $200 DEPOSIT 14-yaar laaaa alt»i eradR)

HEAT INCLUOEO

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261-7394 VENOY PINES APTS

WESTLANO TOWERS WOW! End laaa Summa 1 and 2 bedroom Nah-rlae with balcony Indoor HEATED Pool and lamn Walk lo Mai NO HEAT BILLS 721-2500

Manager's Special

1 & 2 Bedroom Apts.

Starting at $399 Mo.

Plus FREE Gaa Hooting Ga* Cooking Hot 4 Cold Watar Vanneal Bkndt Storage Araa

Western Hills Apts. 729-6520

Cherry HH 4 Newburgn Open 7 Day* a Waak

400 Apta. For Rant

W E S T L A N D FOMP/WAYNE NO AREA

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COUNTRY VILLAGE APARTMENTS

HAMPTON COURT APARTMENTS

1 & 2 BEDROOM APTS Starting at $395

1 bedroom *p« 780-840 aq n badroom apta ovar 1000 iq K pt

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rani Cal tor data** BeeutrfuHy landecaped atth ptcmc ground* and pool Conveniently located off Ford Rd . block Eael of Wayne Mon - Fri 9arn-5pm Sat 9-5Sun Nocn-Spm

729-4020

400 Apts. For Rant

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Westland Estates On Wayne Rd S ol Warren Rd acroea from Showcase Clnemea Eaey accea* to l-27S/Ma#* X-way»

SMART budlne tor Senior* EicMort chopping area

Spooou*. cteen quia apartment*. wa»-rn ctoeet. hug* bath hoot. cen-tral air. carpel, pool CabM hook-up. vertical Mnda optional Eiceaoni maintenance No pet*

Monthly or 1 year leeee Open 7 Deya

722-4700 Westland

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It you have never lived m en apart-ment before, or are abOL" lo lean your peranta home, we have the "de-al place for youl

ONE 4 TWO BEDROOMS Carefree no lawn to cut or maintain ol any kind Join our other 122 reel-dent* alreadf tying wtth ue at War-

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WARRlS FARMS APARTMENTS lat month rant free Specious 2 bedroom unit* only 2 bedroom* have 2 full or 1* bath* All unit* mciud* w**n*r.'dryer. varttcM*. central Mr 4 appkanoea Hour* 9am-Spm Mon thru Fn Ooead Sat 4 Son 421-4200

WESTLAND WOODS APARTMENTS

Spacious 1 and 2 bedroom api menu Amenltie* Include •Carpeting • Owner Pad Heel • Pool • Laundry FacWM*

WESTLAND Warren Rd W ol Mamur

14 2 Bedroom Apts. From $350-

HEAT INCLUOED Window Treatments

4 Microwaves

HINES PARK APARTMENTS

425-0052 Mon -Fft. 9-5 Sat 4 Sun 10-5 •Limited Brno. Vat e month* of a one year leeee N Selected urate

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BIRMINGHAM - am* ranch 3 bed a p p t a n o e e ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ H garaga. no pet* 897Vmonth 1557 642-5494 BIRMINGHAM BUNGALOW 3 bed room. 2 batn. gereg* wttr. breexe-wey. 1-2 yr leeee. Dec 1 occupan-cy 81.300 mo 445-9067 BIRMINGHAM - Cape Cod 4 bed-roome. 2 M batha. garaga. baew mem. fireplace In tvlnj room. 1 yr laeee. no pet* FraeNy painted atti naa carpeting 81175 per month Snyder Kjrme* Bennett 4 KaoUng A*k tor Jenloe or Devto. 6*4-7000 Or. 693-6231

BIRMINGHAM CHARM 3 badroom. 2 bath, itoahad beee-ment. weeher 4 dryer 1475 Chapm 1450/mo Cat after 6pm 737-2061

404 Houmc For Rant GARDEN CITY pal. naw kitchen 4 bath, let koor laundry garage. fancied tot. 4674 par month 6375423 261-1796

Ave 2 ttakoom*. garage. yerd 437Ve»0mm • tJTs aacurtty tndudaa water CM. 596 l l« INKSTER Charrytta 4 Mktttoball. 3 badroom bttok ranch. 1000 aq ft tiaaemanl 1400 piu* aacurtty

27*- 7797 INKSTER Sharp 3 bedroom bnck. Draplaoa. itnahod naaameiii. at-tached garage, privacy tonce Op-tion lo buy • Mat It SUO 764-1423 LIVONIA - ATTRACTIVE 3 bnck ranch, tiaaemanl. air oon«-uonmg. lanoed yard Very ctaan $735 mo Avakabla nowt 444-7436 LIVONIA • 11 Quae tor rem in good condition, located W el MxlMMi ecroea from Uvonle UK Cal tar information 444-0232

BIRMINGHAM Fumlahed 3 bad room. IK belh One* ranch FaMy room. 2 car garage. 4-4 month leaae Non-*moker*. no pet*. 11100/month 4SS-2S6 7

WATERBURY APTS Fully tomaned atudio 4 1 ranch atyte apartment* C •hoppmg 4 metro airport Cherry HI W d Mernman

722-5558

WESTLAND WAYNE. FORO RD AREA

Spedou* 1 4 2 bedroom werl-ment* located cloee to ahoppmg 4 axpreeawey Other dude •Carpeting • Pert -Llie Setting • Owner Paid Heel • A* Conditioning • Laundry Facllltlee • Window Treatments/Mini Blind*

From $410 monthly COUNTRY COURT APARTMENTS

• Air Conditioning • Cloee To Shopping 4 Expreeawey • Window Treatments/Mini Bund*

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FREE HEAT/HOT WATER Clubhouse. PO O L Deck*. Ar

Carpel IncfcxMd Cable TV. Pet Unit*. Dlenweeher*. Vanical Blind* - Available

1 BEDROOM from $455 2 BEDROOM from $505

BLUE GARDEN APTS. Cherry Hia Naar Mernman

Da*y 1 lam-flpm - Sat 10am-2pm Sun 1pm-5pm

* Cal tor detail* 4 appl 729-2242

BIRMINGHAM- 1999 Hazel 2 bed-room bungalow, eeehat/dryer, re-frloarator 4 etove $435/mo • $900 eecurtty depoelt 454-21*2

BIRMINGHAM 2 bedrooms, beeement. fenced, ge-rage. $775 plua dapoelt

444-0429 BIRMINGHAM - 2 bedroom kvtng room dkvng room, baeemenl 1 car

• »700'mo 643 Ruffner 445-0744

garaga

BIRMINGHAM - 3 bedroom. I eath neer achooie. hniahed beeement. car paled, bknda. air conditioning, aa appaancaa. 2 car garaga $ l tSO' mo • security 444-9179

BIRMINGHAM - 3 bedroom Ranch i Bath new appaancaa. race treed lot. garage MOO/MO 442-4506 BLOOMFIELD HILLS. 410 Kendry. $1500 a month Beautiful eettlng. hen acr* tot. 3 bedroom. 2 bath over 1900 aq.ft format dining room a eet-m kitchen. 2 flreplacae. wMk-out beeement attached garage To-tally redecorated Cal Sykee Re/Maa Partner* 549-5400

LIVONIA - 2 bedroom*, carpet, new-i MB6amaa. diale occupancy Garage No pata $525 mo plua aacurtty 53*-529 7

404 Houaaa For Rant SYLVAN LAKEFRONT

. JOeth newty i

TELEGRAPH/6 MILE M be S & ' $400/mo * aeounty Aval-aMa Nov 6 Ra*aiwiuaa raqutrad

ca wtchan pool, oentral a*. Be mmgheni achoota $1700/mo 04 H PROPERTIES 737-4002 TROY . New 3 bedroom. 2 beth. al ^««ad garage, aa appkencaa Big •eever/Uvemota araa BBSO/mo Caiafter 4pm 444-3444 UNION LAKE room/2 beth houee m preetigKua Edgewood Park SubdMaton 2\a car garage, lerge kitchen, on t acre Located between golf oourae 4 Lowar Sir alt a Lk $7W par month + eecurtty (313)644-3214

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Home 54*-1929 lower level ol large 2 lam I badroom. living roo wtth appkencea. garaga [. $495/month CaB large lot. $496/month

days 474-2442 or PLYMOUTH - Smal 2 badroom hat rated new pemi/floora/banda No peta $420 • eecurtty 422-3345 PLYMOUTH- UPTOWN, remodated 1 badroom dryer, el utatlee. peta 1 yr leeee $525 349-4244 REDFORD TWP - Deluxe 2 bed-room brick, fireplace kltchan with al appaancaa master bedroom with wan In rlreeemg area eeeher dryer al alienor melnlenenca Included Idea "tor pi ulaaaionele. $&35/mo Dave 256-5476

$460/mo curlty Metro Weel.

3 bedroom, poaaltile 4lh !H beth 1-H moa

pkancea. attached gerage. mo 443-1401 LIVONIA - 3 bedroom ranch, beee-ment new carpet/pemt appkancea "Ouded fenced oood area i achooto/ahoppmg $675 531-4744 LIVONIA - 3 bedroom ranch, large kitchen, flniahed beeement. 2 cai garage. $400 mo "• dapoelt Caa after 5pm 427-2155 LIVONIA - 3 bedroom bnck trWevei with aa appkancaa. 2 fua bathe, a* I garaga tanced «rd No pet* $65C •••••553-4744HHMBaBB per month 6744 or 937-4434

CANTON- Warren/Canton Center. 4 bedroom bnck colonial. 2M bath. 1st floor laundry, family room, hre-piace, central air, Mm dub 11300/mo D 4 H PROPERTIES 737-4002

WESTLAND

2 BEDROOM APTS $485-$540

Security Deposit - $200 2 bedroom, 1 bath wfth piuah car petmg. welk-m master doeet 4 stor age .Bknda dnhwaaher eecurtty hai door* wtth intercom, balcony or patio, pool 4 play areaa By Weetlend Mel. cata aaowad

WOODLAND VILLA 422-5411

WESTLAND 6200 North Wayne Rd.

STUDIO - $395 1 BEDROOM - $445 2 BEDROOM - $470

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722-5155 402 Furnishad Apts.

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851-4147 EXECUTIVE GARDEN APTS BIRMINGHAM DOWNTOWN

Completely furnahed 1 badroom. prime locaiion Dtehee. knana, TV. micro Short term evailable $725 kv dudee utaniea 442-0093

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HALL-WOLF PROPERTIES 644-3500

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DEARBORN Clear. bedroom Cerpetmg. appaa oarege. beck yerd. beeement No peta I475/M0 544-9340 DEARBORN HEIGHTS - District 7, 3 bedroome. completely re race neighbortiood $500 eecurtty

DEARBORN HEIGHTS District 7, 3 bedroom ranch. 2 car gerage. $475 month No pata

274-2895 DEARBORN HEIGHTS. N ot Ford. W ol Telegraph 2 badroom ranch, fvtng room, dining room. 1'* bathe, kitchen appkancea included, hugh we»-tn doeet In maeter badroom. double tot. lencad yerd. 2H car ga-rage Wei cared tor home In quiet arae $540 par mo $470 eecurtty Cel '509-4729

DEARBORN HEIGHTS Believe 3 bedroom, bnc*. base-ment. k>ds and pats okay

273-0223 DEARBORN HTS - rant 3 bedroom,

DEARBORN HTS - 2 badroom. i car garaga beeement large lanced lot. redecorated. $545 mo 422-4546 DEARBORN (Weet) - 3 bedroom oo-lonlai, tiaaemanl. appliances, ga-raga. lenoed yard Very dean $475 + aacurtty 941-0273 BEECH/4 Mae 4 bedroom. Iwge liv-ing room, lerge dining room, newty decorated, fu»y carpeted, large lot. garage $545 35^5265 EVERGREEN 4 WARREN AREA - 3 bedroome carpeted, immediate oc-cupancy. laeee eecurtty. relerencea No pet* $450 274-7634 4 Ml 4 TELEGRAPH Prtvale home, 2 bedrooms. 2 be tha, famay & dm-mg rooma. baeemenl. air. Hraplaca. fenced yard. 2 car oarage, appk-ancea. must see $575 Nkca area 421-4415 or 517-621-42*9 GRAND RIVER 4 7 Mile. LEASE/ OPTION. Nloe 3 bedroom bungalow $1500 option consideration (applea to down payment) - $550 1st MO rent lo move-In $200/M0 cradn for 12 MO Naw mortgage required $32,500 437-0092 DETROIT - Ford 4 Evergreen araa 3 bedrooms, fu* beeement garaga. stove a Irtdge included. $475/mo plua $425 aecurlty 729-1215

NORTHVILLE TWP- Plymouth schools. 3 bedroom rench. 2't car garage, deck Large wooded lot, quiet country setting, neutral ootors throughout Stove 4 refrigerator In-cluded Available 11/1/91 $740/mo. 420-3242 or <20-0637 NOW Beautiful lake frontage, won-derful vtew* of the lake. 3 bedroom poaalble 4. tor rent or renl with option to buy $1000/month (313)624-7421 or {517)744-2134 NOVI - 10 bedroom randi. 2 fu* baths, twnay room. Vapiaca. beeement. centra ek. 2 cat. deok. occupancy now School m sub $1200/mo 0 4 H PROPERTIES 737-4002 OAK PARK - Beeutltm 3 bedroom bnck ranch, 2 beth* partlaffy Vv ahed beeement. doeed porch $400 mo Cal Mon-Fn . 9-5pm 557-4970 OAK PARK Bnck bungalow 11 MUa 4 Cookdga Appkencea IVt car gerege. new cerpetmg. 2nd story deck eleen Available 12-1-gi $440 MO piu* utaniea 436-4046 PLYMOUTH Rent super dean beeutitulfy redecorated 3 bedroom, new carpet, si applences. merry ex-tras, rio pels, good rstarence*. $1150/mo After 3 30pm 459-7332 PLYMOUTH - 2 bedroom, dean, ge-rage. security, non smoker no pels Available now $425 month 459-4294 471-1312 PLYMOUTH - 2 bedroom*, beee-nlce neighborhood P O Box 227. Plymouth. 44170

ea. giaa* porch. $425.'mo Reply

REDFORD - Cozy 1 bedroom, car-peting. *ppaanca«. garaga $450/ MO piu* aacurtty Cradn check 4 'Slarancea After 4pm 422-4797

REDFORO SOUTH Lovely 3 bedroom bnck ranch, cen-tral atr. lovary neighborhood. $475 month wtth option to buy 937-1490

WAKE UP end Weetiand. Oak

- . ranch home $475 par month Cal now about our tn specie!! 721-4111 Otttce 2754 Aduey WAYNE - FILBERT ra Hoepital Nice 3 bedroom, gersoa fenced yard No pets $4#6/mo

Nov 1. 553-0175 WAYNE

3 bedroom. 2 bath, beeement r* garage $550 month $425 aecurlty

722-4317 Weet BKwmAeld

ONCE IN A LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY TO LfVE IN HISTORIC FARMHOUSE

Prcileseiuiiaa, renovated ch*mmg 3400 sq ft on 1 ecre site Large country kitchen, si new appliances, master state wtth loft. 4 bathrooms 2 Vapiecee. 3 car garege. cantral a*, lawn *eri ice 4 snow removal in-cluded One ot a kind! $2300/M0 Serious laaaari ca* for appomt-ment 641-5470

REDFORO TWP l bedroom upper eluding weaher 4 dryer, plenty ol c'o eel apeca newty redecorated wtth track Bohiing 4 oeaang fan ideel tor anglea $435/mo 0eve2S5-S478 ROCHESTER, walk lo downtown downetelr* 1 bedroom flet Ve-place. *un porch fuly carpeted

-rga^ard oood .tor^j. Vary nloe 641-4287 ROYAL OAK 2 bedroom upper level, charming Engliah ludor atove/relngeretor $550 • utlktlee 444-0554 or 623-0565 SOUTH LYON- 2 bedroom upeteirs Ret. private naw carpet 4 furnece. good storsge. 'eleieiicea 4 aecurlty depoell required $490/mo

437-9419

WESTLAND ettractfva. renovated. 3 bedroom duplex (Mernmarv-PMm-er) 1'» bathe, carpet, lerge kitchen, must see $575/mo 274-4202 WESTLANO - do* houee. 2 bed-rooms. femay room. Vepiece, greet room, many extras. Rsnt $440 or aale 10X below market - $64,700

422-4564 WESTLANO - Remodeled 1 bed-room Appliances Big ahed. fenced Cd Ntoe area, nice home, no peta

75- Anytime 241-4174 455-3295 WESTLANO. rant arfth option lo buy 3 badroom. large fenced yard garage, land contract larme avail-able Security depoelt and referenc-es raqulrsd Immedlete

WESTLANO - 2 badroom, 1 beth. oarsgs. fenced yard, no beeement $650 per month. $550 depoelt

474-7728 WESTLAND - 3 bedrooms Gas heat $545 mo Naw pamt Drape* imcuded Available immediately 1965 Mel Court 437-6936 WESTLANO - 3 bedroome, 2 betha. 34415 John Haark 1 car garaga Fenced yard Completely naw in-

l $700 mo- 437-4936

412 Townhouaaa-Condos For Rant

AUBURN HILLS. SOUTHFIELD FARMINGTON HILLS

Outstanding 2 4 3 bedroom town-ranchee, soms artth st-

•d garege a Vepiece Weetbury-Auburn Hia 452-7550

Weether alone-South field 360-1294 Foapomte-Fermmgton Hte 473-1127 Summit -Farmington Hia 624-4394 Covtngtorv-Farmlnoton 851-2730

KAFTAN ENTERPRISES THE TOWNHOUSE SPECIALIST

Hour* 1 lam-5pm

412 Townbouaee-Coodoa For Rant

NOVI. 9 Mle/HeggerTy 2 bedroom 1 beth condo Bsssmsnl m«-

fher dryar naaty deco-$700 month 366-6297

N ROYAL OAK Month to month Fumlahed $460

Unfumiehed. leeee required

roy Cleen batha. Vepiece aunkee family room Good schools Appaancae

$475 544-4131 PLYMOUTH Brand new lownhouee

aecurlty 591-4643 ROCHESTER HILLS luxury 3 bed room on Great Oak* Country Ck/b 3H bath. 2 car oeraga $ 1450'mo SMITH BUILDING 375-2307

ROCHESTER HILL$ Huntmgton Park condo 2 bedroom 2 belh attached gerege $850 month 313-444-0977 or 231-3315 ROCHESTER HILLS Lovely 3 bed-room Townhouse. 2 + batha, master bedroom suite cerpeted sppn-snces. oreekfeei are* Vepiece balcony, beeement garage Cal about extraa $1195/mo Maisslic Propertiee mc 332-4500 ROCHESTER HILLS Lovefy 2 bed-room. 2 beth Condo neer Winchee

« Carpeted bknda as i includmg washer • dryar

tral an dmmg room, privacy Boor pten Enillart lor amgle adults to there Famifeee welcome eleo $700 Ma)eatK Propertiee mc 332-4500 Royal Oek

LUXURY TOWNHOUSE LOVE CHILDREN 4 PETS

2209 STARR 2 large badrooma apedous »w>g room, woodburnmg Vaplece. 1 beth tun 0element, centra si' dishwasher self -desr> oven reh erstor lerge yard

354-9119 SHELB* New 2 bedroom duplex' condo lor 1-2 peopis Bseement at tached garage, air 1-4 betha. deck

cea 1750'mo 939-9144

BIRMINGHAM - Atlracttve 2 bad room lownhouee. basement eppk-snces asperate utltXIae $750 mc The Home Co 544-7779 BIRMINGHAM/Royai Oak. 1 bed-room upper end unn naw carpet a kitchen counter newty decorated $495 per mo 642-5149

BIRMINGHAM'S BEST GETS BETTER

NEWLY DECORATED 2 or 3 Bedroom Apia

Townnomea (wtth Fu* Baaamenl! From $700 Month

immedMie Occupancy Laaaing Hours trom 9am-4pm Deny

Set l2noon-3pm or ca* 644-M48

SOUTHFIELD CONDO large classy 2 bedroom 2 beths. wssher/dryer sir pool $725/mo Ce» evenings

489-5417 SOUTHFlELO

MEAOOWGROVE VILLA - 2 bad room. 1W bath rental lownhomas Pnvsis entrances aecurlty locks covered carpons. fuly souipped kitchen, central an chUdren a pley araa end much mors' Located on Lehser between 9 a 10 Mile

Can 357-4579 0a*y i-Spm Closed Thurs a Ssl

SOUTHFIELD- Sharp I bedroom 1st floor condo mirrors ievouWs wallpaper carport, $525'mo option to buy 647-7254

WESTLANO • 3 badroom brick ranch, garaga naar Wayne a Cherry Hll Waking distance to elementary a Jr high school Available Nov $660/mo • aecurlty depoell and

422-7949 WESTLANO - 3-4 bedroom. 1.800 sq ft Immediate occupancy $745/

pkja aacurtty dapoah Pats srs Ome Can ii«el, day* 3pm-

4;30pm 426-0140

ooth araa. immedtote occupancy. 2 bedroom, great location Cal. ask tor Cart 929-5923 REDFORD TWP - 3 badroom 2 bath bnck ranch. b*eement. 2*. car ga-raga. kitchen with buat m apc« •nr a na« LiPHiriQ atr wafc out bedroom wt»wooddeck 1755/mo Deve 266-5476 REDFORO W*e»am Coimtry Club location 3 bediuum ranch. Ibrary. lerray room. 2M« beth*. Vaened baaamant pkj* s gym 3 Vapiecee. 2426 sq fl . central air $1400/mo D a H PROPERTIES 737-4002 REDFORO - 3 bedroom, beeement. gerage Rent wtth option to buy $595/mo 17424 Wmeton, N o«6. Eol Beach 321-2308 ROCHESTER • Charming m-town Walk to parks a ahoppmg 3 bad-room. 1H bath, baaamenl. garage, a* Sppaanoae $975 mdudes lawn maintenance M1-0394 ROCHESTER HILLS - Brtc* ranch 2 large bedroome w/wan-m rtoaeti. 2

DETROIT -196 4 Outer Drive. 12924 career 3 bedrooms $350 r $400 security 534-2218

DETROIT-W of Telegraph oft 7 Mae 1 badroom home tor rant. $400/month Security required

Evas 847-3644 Days 937-0480 DETROIT - W Warren/Outer Drive 3 bedroom bungalow wtth baaamenl 4 garage $500/month. 2 months aeccrlty 535-0300 DETROIT - 5 Mae. Telegraph bedroom ranch. 2 car gar at carpeting kght flxturee. treatments vary sharp $445/mo Deve 265-5478 DUPLEX-Ctortston/Watertord area. waialror.l deck overlooking lake. 1 bedroom. *iove rehgerator idea for amgie $400 mdudea heat Leave

473-5741 FARMINGTON DOWNTOWN

3 bedroome. a* appkencee 2 car $450 par month Caa after

474- 1420 FARMINGTON HILLS- Large 4 bed-room tn-ievei. 2% betha Vepiece

•wighborhood,«i .«5/mQ 784-0924 FARMINGTON HILLS

2 bedroom ranch naaty ramodaked 2 car attached garage $400 /month on 10 acrea oI property 634-1097 FARMINGTON HILLS 64 bed

A1-garage Baeemenl On 10 IMnd $1500 mo 634-1097

FARMINGTON HILLS 2V» acrea month to month

rental. aiaTy anort term Scott days 524-2339 I 442-3044 FARMINGTON HILLS Orchard Lake 3

r ^ / m o ^ cy 449-0940

TON HILLS piu*. 3» belh/|ecum f

FARMMGTON HILLS I Lake araa 2

en V» acre lot $400 par month " after 4pm 474 FARMINGTON HILLS -

•ecunty FARMINGTON HH.LS

P**s'ot< $440-Tt^*I 79 >eBa/*74-*M0

irVOWTIS CREEK APT8 Panamgieri ne el 6<* uae T 111 y n ' i a 5* t t t-

$1200/mo 450-0444 ROCHESTER HILLS - Old farm houee. 2700 sq ft 5 bedrooms. 2 Vapiecee. doee lo school* $l200/mo negotiable 462-7275

ROCHESTER HILLS 2 badroom. laundry room. $500'mo plus unities Security deposit Rel-arancee required 461-2024 ROCHESTER HILLS - 2 homa remodeled Fua wtth laundry hook-up $600/mo

651-4404 or 376-2424 ROCHESTER HILLS- 1,000 aq ft naw custom ranch. Bsssmsnl. ga-raoa. ' baths, appaancaa included. M59 araa $79S/mo 781-4063 ROCHESTER HILLS -modstad 3 badroom. iva baths. 2 car garaga, traae, yard. 1st floor laundry kltchan appkencee $900 negotiable Cal after 7pm 464-2927

ROCHESTER HOa«E 4 bedrooms, 2 baths Wsnmg dis-tance to downtown Back yard 4 new carpeting $925/mo 651-1344 ROMEO • Large 4 bedroom. 2 beth. 2 car garage. Vepiece femay room a hung room on 3 acrea and a pri-vate Mis $1000'month 375-0477 ROSE DALE PARK EngBah Tudor, oerueay tomel bath library 4 2c

$700/mc • garage $1500 C«L 273-4264

N ROYAL OAK, drive by check It out. 2 bedroom no pets. 3904 Dur-

N ROYAL OAK 3 bedroom ranch on neb lencad yard. 1 ear garage cleen. fresh pamt Ai appl $460 with 4 or 14 mo Maes Only mature non amokers. good retor-encae need figure Evae 444-4472

ROYAL OAK $700

After 8pm.

coy 2 »rs. a* eecurtty 44-4347

ROYAL OAK 3 badroom paancae. no pels $700 month * aa-curlty 546-3967 ROYAL OAK

SOUTHFCLO - CUSTOM HOME V S U S ? i

W BLOOMFIELD. executive 3 bed-room. huge famay room. Vapiaca custom kltchan. attached laaa privileges $495 I garaga

191-8548 W BLOOMFIELD

1400 aq ft 2-3 bertrooma Recently remodeled Lake prtvtlegea avail able No large pats $450 month Avaaable rmd Nov 441-1392

405 Property Management

ABSENTEE OWNER your lasting a menegement i • Broker - Bonded • Spedaazmg m corporals

• Before meamg s decision, cal uel D & H

Income Property Mgmi Farmington Hills 737-4002

ACCREDITED MANAGEMENT ORGANIZATION

l seeing 4 management of amgle famay homas 4 condos llsadowmaneoament - Novi

344-6400

406 Furnished Houses For Rant

BIRMINGHAM 3 badrooma com-pletely furnished, ep ee. Inens. central lenoed yard Monthly PLYMOUTH AREA, beaut** coun-try home Available 4 mon tha only. Nov to May 2 badrooma. 2 betha enacnad gerege. $400 463-4945

407 Mobtia Homes For Rent

FARMINGTON HILLS Qmei older perk 1 end 2 bedrooma appn-ancee carpet No pets

CMI 474-2131

406 Duplexes For Rant BERKLEY - 1 badroom. remodslso sir herdwood Itoors. gerege. secun-1*4 i ata ar cea. $600 Am 544-7804 BIRMINGHAM 'STY 2 story

rsmodslsdi $460 krage Juet 642-4911

BIRMINGHAM SHORT TERM LEASE

Avaaable for 1 month lo 1 yaar eie-oantfy furnahed 1 badroom unit Pertoct tor traneferred executive Cea

DENNIS WOLF LICENSED BROKER

SOUTHFIELD - Specioua 2 4 3 bad room townhouses 2' beth Ml basement gea 4 waier included isl imocith '«nt ta Frmm From S735/mo

3S6-e544 Trov"C»ew»on

$ 7 5 PER M 0 . RENT REBATE SPECIAL

Ca* For Details

' •ae specioua aKec*jlrve to«m-"o-sei are ruemi than moat condoa

bed<ooma. i' batha <3e«u«e HALL--WOLF PROPERTIES «"<*>en centre) s» vertical blind*

644-3500

BIRMINGHAM

, flopping ise EHO

Small charrrung complex on 14 Mile Rd E ol Edgewood Private en-trance 4 baaamenl wtth hook -up tor waaher 4 dryer Wenmg dielanca to downtown 4 No pata 2 bedroom ranch towrmouse win deluxe country kitchen - $666

Also Available 1 bedroom apartmenl from $495

THE BENEICKE GROUP 642-6686 Sat: 280-0666 BIRMINGHAM - 1 free turkey it rail-ed m Nov 1991 2 bedroom, 1 beth

oerage. Clean! 1 $760 Cal 645-5962

BIRMINGHAM - 1 Mo Free Rent! Specioua 2 bedroom lownhouee New knehen. fireplace newty re-modeled Interior wtth vertical bands fua bsssmsnl wtth laundry hookup cantral sir privsts patio Can Mon thru Sal for appointment 644-1300

BIRMINGHAM Ihoue^H £

bedroom lowrv-t, covered park-

4 d«Yer cantral aw mo Oav* 540-0331

Ev*a 644-6476 •— BLOOMFIELD HILLS

Soecioui 3 bedroom condo with 2 beth. famBy room. Casement 2 a attached garage. 4 more Cea Gladys sftar 4 30pm 422-7926

cov»r«a parking prlvsls antra 4 beeement* separata fenced-in patio yard 4 more Leeae required EHO

Only $750 HEAT INCLUDED

OPEN HOUSE Sal 10-4 Sun 12-5

926 BROADACRE 1 tn N of 14 Mile E ol Crook*

THE BENEICKE GROUP

642-8686 Sat 280-0666 TROY - NorthtleKJ H*ta 2 bedroom 1H beth. finished bssement Cloee to achoota 4 1-75 $695 per mo pkja maintenance tee 641 -2856 TROY - 16 MUe/Cookdge 3 bed-room condo 1'« hatha fireplace vary clean all sppfcsncas dack pool tennis 1635 sq It . $1100/mo mdudssnesl 497-5129 WALLED LAKE CONDO Near 14 Mile 4 Haggeny 2 bedroom. 1'»» bath, full baaamant. large maaler bedroom with walk-In attached ga-rsgs $450'month 489-1429 WARREN- 3 bedrooms bsths gsrege. dack. pool, neer Tech Center 8716 For-rest Ct , 13 Mile, neer VanOyke $800 mo (313)971-9325

Bioomflsid 'Wetertord

BRIARWOOD TOWNHOUSES

2 4 3 bedroom aome wtth garages acme with flrapiacaa. ranch 4 2-s1o-ry Swimming pool, park 4 nature tral plua much mora Cooley Laka Rd at Lochaven

363-7545 BLOOMF1ELO - 2 badroom, 2 bath new kitchen, 16X20 storage pool, carport. $750/mo indudee mainte-nance. heel 4 waier 227-4676

CANTON 1 bedroom townhouae $450 month Fua baaamant. nee1 4 waier Includ-ed No pets Caa 274-5551 FARMINGTON HtLLS - 2 bedroom* patio, pod larvae window treat merit* appaancaa no pat* aecurlty depoMt Available Nov 1 464-4579

CANTON famay room, laundry KMy carpeted

. immediate occupancy •ease 856-4963

GARDEN City. included tenant pay* own utama*. $660 *acuilty 9 mo wee* Senior dlacouni No peta 326-2756 NORWAYNE 2 4 3 badrooma. car-paled 4 an c died Utaty room, large yard Cleen From $459 mo.

•acuity Nne location 277-3031 PLYMOUTH - anck colonial f large badrooma i'a bath kitchen app* ancea carpaung. ar. beeement No pet* $425 pm* aacurtiy 591-0994

REDFORO yard No pat* $660 * month

421-6409

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fween 14 4 14 Maa. W of IKtmoa

centra *tr 11SO sq ft Avaaable Nov IS. $750 'mo CaB 6*4-2099

•ouTHF«Lt>/FAM*itfOTON mx» $450/MO Aaa tor

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mOY - DELUXE Bath appaancaa dryar A». carp. •960 pa month 9*2-1920 442-0934 WAYNE Ouptoa tor rant 2 bedroom Mr garaga tMa nalgftbnrhooa No amokirm no peta Stove and r*Ms erator $625 mo 722-94417 WWSTLANO/NOnwAYNE - 1 bad room I P«ei leaigaemr 4 Move av CSuded $340 mo • AOC 9 Sacaon 9 OK 0 aaoxtty

729-0463

WESTLANO NORWAYNE $400 mo 1'a me security

729-3674 WSSTLANO

2 bedroom $396'mo Seaway d»

410 Flats AUSUM HILLS Opdyee mo da . Mn raoa laaa u « n beee-mant . laoreioi <495 951 3334

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FARMINGTON HILLS, aaoantfy fur-Tied 1 badroom axeoitrvw condo Fireplace In avmg room attached garaga. laundry room wtth areeha 4 dryar Pod. tenma weight room much more $975 month 932-0671 FARMINGTON HILLS 12 Mi/Ore-had Lake Rd 1 bedroom appe-ancea pool No pata 1 yr lease MlVmo >66-5131 or 469-5546 FARMINGTON HILLS - Immediate occupancy 10 4 MKKMbeft 2 Bed room 2 beth. forma dining room.

LIVONIA MALL AREA 1 bedroom condo Immediate occupancy aatmg Sorry no pel* NORTHVILLE - Highland takaa 2 bedrooma 1-4 batha appaancaa Vapiaca centrally locaiad tor buey executive $450 per month ncula heat wata 4 malnienence lee

(313)494-6451 NORTHVILLE PINE KNOLL

2 half betha famay room patio dec* no peta $495 mo 349-4140 NOVI

BEAUTIFUL TOWNHOMES STARTING AT ONL* $695

Be a pen ol Nom a beei -enta oonv mixvty Cloee lo

* 171 HURRY' ONLY a lew an NOVI RIDGE

349-8200

NOVI Twelve Oaks Townhomes

Haagarty Rd S e< M) MM Opan Oa#y 1 Spm rCaoaed TWl 4 Sun )

471-7470

LAKEWIONT CONDO WATERFORD Magniflcanl iakefront view Larga "vine araa maal* oedroom aurt* huge w*Jk-«i closet. 2 fu* baths. 2 way flrapiace, boat aap ayailaCHa Great location call for more information' Kevtn days 644-4500 evaa 655-6315 WESTLANO - 1 badroom, unique floor plan Irving room, dining room hlichen utility room pool ar $4»5'mo neat included 462-9292 WESTLANO - 3- 2, with basement, new carper snd psunt $740 David (213)712-1006

W BLOOMFIELD - 2 bedroom Simsbury Townhome 2'y batha 2 Veolecea masta with jecuxc and Vepiece lull Baaamenl lor storage washer'dryar. includes tn- inly deening aemce 642-8585

414 Southern RantaJs CANCUN CONDO - Beeutltul new Roya Caribbean sleeps 6 «ing m

master bedroom 7 doubiea m 2nd bedroom aeparate bslhrooms kitchen / dmmg 4 living areas ground Hoor wail out to pooi. labu-loue .-eataurant on pramiaaa grocer-ae 4 sundnea on prsmiaea leirty priced A.aiebiiity Dec 21 '99' to Dec 28 1991 or Dec 28. 1991 to Jan 4 1992 May rent 1 or both Ca* 474-163'

DISNEY EPCOT Urwarsa Studios ''1 Maes sway Luxury 2 and 3 bed-room 2 bath condo weah* dryer, microwave, pod lecurc t»«r«s courts From $525 per weea Sow cia for Oct 4 Nov $50 s day Deys 474-5150 Evenings 478-9713 HILTON HEAD - i badroom. 1 beth condo sccommodaies 4 aduoa. on the beech centre* located Rent negotiable 313-498-2007 KEY lARGO Florida 2 Condo for rent by day month On nreai Evas Deys LUXURIOUS condo World aeeps 4-10 Dec 21 thru 24

Ce* Anna a 464-444] MARCO ISLANO-FL Weekly r«it as Cnnwma* avaaable 2 bedroom condoa on the beach Coeta War.

itas i -400- 226-3032 NAPLES. Fionds FoiVe 2 bed room. 2 betha turmahed aa top*

S tennis heated pock 4 coaact 813-443-4362 ncuoi

NAPLES F| iaa 2 Bedroom 2 beth aaa view Dec Ap. DMcount lor 3 mo I 3-597 1944 NEW SMYRNA BEACH FLA 3 badroom 2 beth home beach side A.***BH tor winter 40 ea Ikom Or Mndo 2 b*>* to cicaan 566 2220 SARASOTA FLOMOA 2 luai*y !

. 2 badrooma 2 bathe, c.

or veerty Joe MedKo Month*, '51 7542

415 Vacation Rentals BO-raiE CITY CONOO

BOY** COUNTRY 4 badrooma cotor TV VCR

: room 444-4240 •0»NE/PCT0a«f>

SKI COLORADO Co AM lor Garry day* 263 1100

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415 Vacation Rentals EXCITING TRAVERSE CITY

ebeee 1-3 1 kitchen* pot*. HeO

HARBOR luxary condo

SPRa*GS/Harbor Cove.

HARBOR SPRINGS 5 rwnuto* away form Nuba Moba aid Boyna High ande au raaon 2 bedroom 2 Ka bain* With p<a out couch Fireplace.

473-0203 HOMESTEAD Attractive 12 4 3 bedroom ipa-iovi deluxe condoa Pea* FM Color Thanksgiving and

563-0643 MlCHAYWE GAYLORO

•urmaned croaa country down Dlnmgdoee Cal Sua 626-6375 SHANTY CREEK Schua* Mountan

SKI HARBOR SPRINGS 4 badroom plua loft Sleeps 10 mdoor pool/ aauna. Boyna Highland* Nuba Knob AvaHabM now 696-1326

420 Rooms For Rant

non-amok mo adroom w'ai

BLOOMF*LD H8M. lurtaahed room/ be*h ovaty home, non onnktn i tmokmg ma* $325/mo • depoen

a 447 -4423 BLOOMMEiil HILLS - Lona Pine 4 Franaan Rd Fumahad. ana* 4 uOB-naa. prhraM bam. aome kltchan prtv-aegea Mature ampioyad jentlemen non aiwMr. $40'week ltolaaii.ee 4 depoen Afta 2pm 424-2314 FARMINGTON HILLS - Cleen tor-

Ri a a mole non d nrata "hon-tmokar Security requr ed 474-7794

PLYMdt/TM - Private both rotnooralor 8 llo-ve U2 'wee* nciude* hoot a aec inc Security

59 1-2SS9

PLYMOUTH Room 4 prtvale bath rn my home $350 per month includ-ing Utiatlea Houee pnvaegea CM afta 3pm 453-2923

OLD REDFORO 2 unfurnished basement rooms. $220 month Non anota 25 plus Security requred 531 -5774

TRAVERSE CITY North Shore mn Luxury 1-2 bedroom beachfront condoe CM now tor tow FM 4 Col-or Tour weekend packagaa pod VCR. HBO 1-800-964-2365

420 Rooms For Rent - large. $300 m

421 Living Quarters To Share

FARMINGTON HILLS Man * room Or and RrverMlddM

A F F O R D A B L E HOUSING

Non-Smoamg Southhaid Homea

421 Living Quarters To Share

421 Living Quarters To Share

FREE EXPRESS FOR TENANTS Ion KELLY 4 CO TV 7

BIRMINGHAM/TROY -Strewn mae me wWh S T .

474-4224 FARMINGTON HILLS UnRannftad with kitchen 4 laimdry pri *ia*a $260/mo • dapoatt. M utaRwa In-cluded CM3-apmomy 477-9632

'Many * *a«PN -No • Laundry .CaMe • No Leeaa • No Pott

$246-8295 746-9237

FARMINGTON- Nk 885 week aoevnty CM e f l a Spm

-ja large room FARMINGTON- Nk 885 week aoevnty CM e f l a Spm 478-3294

NORTHVILLE H»" per * M Wagon 212 S M a n

nfted room. 880 Whoa Lounge

349-9898

ROOM FOR RENT »ood neighborhood

Fu»y lurmohed ISO weekly •

•ecurtty iMpoert Re dford Araa S34-091S

ROOM lo rant ai 3 bedroom home fu* houee prtvaegee 6 utatlee $300/ mo 1*1 4 ua required 4 Mae 4

or David

ALL CITIES • SINCE 1976 PAY NO FEE

UnU You Sea Latmg* ol QUALIFIED PEOPLE

SHARE LISTINGS • 442 1420 FREE CATALOGUE

664 So Adam* Brmm iam Ml BEAUTIFULLY decorelad. lage 2 badroom. 2 bath apt to Miae with mature proleeaiona woman on S 3 ;

Telegraph AM tor I 531-WESTLAND - Furmaned TV. kitch-en 4 laundry prtveego* $75/wk in-ckjde* utattle* 1 w* security Oe-poelt FamM* only 326-3185

BLOOMFIELD HILLS - SmgM won mg peraon to ahare 3 bedroom home muet like dog* $400'mo

day* 552-4060 FEMALE nouoomale 10 *hare naaty remodeled home 14 4 Woodwad Security 4 raterencae required $300/mo lutintioa 549-3297

HOME-MATE SPECIALISTS

644-6845 30IIS Greenfield Rd SouthMd

CLAWSON/TROY - no MM Waaha/drya a* kltchan ap-paancaa garaga ceba $275/mo Dey*. 390-2121 Eves 759-0144

deluxe room tor meture mole Kitch-en pnrOogss $266 mo part utanes

SINGLE MOM With son 13 seeks working person to aha* home N E

$300'mi Afta 6 479-6252

LIVONIA - room lo rent houee prm lege* hat utatlee $350 CM efta 6pm 425-3491

646-2734 IMMEDIATE VACANT $31&/MO

Large pleeaani room w/lu* uee ot non-anottmg apt at moa locanon oI Roya oa* Rant aiduda* Utatlee leundry tedaty aepaoM phone *rw

i drug* I & - 6247

MALE-'FEMALE mg edvat lete 20 s-eerty XTl lo shars 3 bedroom home n South had AaktoiMark 443-2662

ROOMMATE lo shore Southftatd penthouee aidoor pod lecuzu much more ra ''laaa preferred Only $400'mo No Utaniea 356-6813

PROFESSIONAL FEMALE lo ahare 1300 aq ft aherp/deon ccaaitry ranch m w Canton 2 mm to cay

$420/mo 455-0324

ROOMMATE WANTED - Al MuV-wood* Ihe beat place M M In

! Farmington 2 bedroom 2 bath $350 month CM Carolyn 476-8367

ROOMMATE Fsrmmgton H CM Evenings

421 Living Quarters To Shars

ROYAL OAK HOME to aher a $275/plus a

SHARE HOME ON LAKE ONON SSOOrmo aidudae utaniea CM Mar*. day* 574

SINGLE MALE lo ther* BKxmMeM Haa ranch. I-7S 4 Adama $47S/mo

SOUTHFIELD - Be one 04 tour m tfaa chermmg home AJ pri leg a m-dudlng Maidry No tmokaic $240 * '4 utatlee 548-1951 SOUTHFIELD Furnahed Room Kltchan. Laundry. Employed Fems** Non-Smoking Preferred $275 inciudee utatlee 357-0021 SOUTHFIELD FURNISHED ROOM houee prtvaegee 4 utanee included ProSaaaona enh retarencee CM T Mack 313-493-5704 SOUTHFIELD Looking tor roo-maie mole or lemat lo aha* 3 bedroom houee Faeploca aimdry $250 month 353-6432 SYLVAN LAKE Laae Rood araa Reapecteba pa

lo ahere home Fumanod room lane pn.nagea utataa mduded $250 pa month 66 1 7806

500 Help Wanted

REDFORD - Employed female, non WESTLAND Furmshed/untur FEMALE lo shars s furnished luxury QUIET PERSON to share home m ROOMMATE wanted maie'lanae aon lo ahere home Furraahed room smoksr Prlvsls bsth'antrsnce rushed 2 locations mdudes utn- condo 2 bedroom, 2 bath m Fam- Huntington Woods 2 cats gerage. Femengton HIBS lake pnvtleges utataa mduded cook 4 leundry $70'w* Spacious use k/lchsn 4 leundry privileges ington Hias $350 plus hat utanies 4 Hca yard CM efta 5pm, cal Evenings rue sse $250 pa month 6617806 pert lurmaned 537-1912 Ratee from $65-$60'wee* 522-0220 tacurtty Eva 932-0031 644-4195 ——

ROYAL OAK BEVERL'HILLS WESTLANO Shore 3 bedroom ROCHESTER HILLS Completely W BLOOMFIELD Large unfur- FEMALE TO SHARE Woelland REOFORD AREA Proloee*>nn looking the seme to homo »«h mM* or Urnw Quiet remodeled unfurnished Non- mehed room Wa* In ooset kitch- home with same $75 weekly • 3 bedroom home to *hore $250 ahwe 3 bedroom Ranch, 11 bath* araa Privacy lance pets ok $75.' smokers only Very daen $60-$65 en, leundry 4 <eks prtvtiagas Male security deposit Cal *fla 7pm month Security roquvod female iua baaement 1rapiece ar gaege wao* - depoelt ndudaa utatioe 4 «k 65'-6404 or 375-2626 pralarred $80 pa week 737-6651 722-7764 prMared 532-9540 Shere utuitiea $400'mo S49- '778 nouee pr-vaegee 456-8771

H EMPLOYMENT 500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wsntsd 500 HalpWsntsd 500 Help Wanted

421 Living Querlers To Share

apt 2 Iua SOUTHFIELD bathe 11 Mae 4 Laftaa

TROY live home. Vaplece, lerge bedroom $295 MO pea i/3 utaaa* depoat

pots 699-6112 TROY - Pr to *ha* lerge apt $2 70/mo I S

•9-7646 WESTLANO Large 2 badroom •pertmait Club nouee mdudo* ft round pod $300/plus it utatlee CM Susan 499-430C exl 4243 W BLOOMFIELD tftare how s s s * * W BLOOMFIELD Roommate need-ed tor Beeutitvx 3 bedroom home on Pino L*ae $340 * mo phi* 1/3 utanee CM Deve 662-0722

422 Wanted To Rent TWO PROFESSIOS1AL smokatg no pats went to loeoa 2 bedroom 2 beth. jpa:Me loenv houae/condo w/pnvate entry 4 •aundry tacames Baoom*a*3 Han-Blrrmnghom aee 313- 333-6514

424 House Sitting Serv. MATiJRE gradual* student 4 wile wan Ic houee sit proiw Oakieno County CM Jim 547-4492

424 Hoeas Sitting Serv. RESPONSMLE "pROFtSZasr

10 to nouee M. 1 I*UIM

427 Foster Cars SCENIC COUNTRY noma 3* M

426 Homes For Ths Aged

ADULT FpaTERCareB • El ll. Ml ml

$460'mc

429 Garagaa A Mini Storage

LARGE STORAGE 123&B $296'mo 12x22 - $116/aio 3200 sq « - $750/mo 9 Mae 4 Ferminglon 474-2290

PLYMOUTH- 3 ca garage Aa or perl 900 aq ft

WESTLANO Wayne 4 Warren (Ms Storage space from 200 sq n to 6 000 Very raeeonobie ratee

274-4354 or 27»-»5k0

Assembly' Production Clenca' Flocaptionai

A BONDED/LICENSED AGENCY 'Production $6- 10/hr

$6 25-11/hr Drivers (ALL) $7-15/hr F*ctory $7- 16/hr Managemont • $16-32K Warehouse ^ »7- 12/V

And Many M<*e CITYWIOE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY

730-9227 100% Refundable $95 Fee

A CAREER IN REAL ESTATE SALES WITH us « A REAL JOB Om programs and auppon systome

3 aftecttve aa a* so < lee you s I $25 000

wWh unamned potentia DON T SAMBLE WITH YOUR FUTURE CALL ME TODAYS

NORA 477. 1111 REAL ESTATE ONE INC

Farmmgton-Farmington Hlls ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS

For pal Ine office cleaning Eve-ning hours Fsrmmgton HMa sree

891-1755 ACCOUNTANT

for CPA firm Minimum 2 yr* expe-rience Sand salary raquiraments 4 resurrw to Seniord Menaai PC 31275 North eeetom highwey Suite = 234. Farmington Hills Ml 46334

ACCOUNTING POSITIONS

• Bookkeeper $18 000 -Bookkeepa fu* chage. $25 000 • Cost Accountant $28 000 - Staff Accountant $26 000

ACCOUNTANTS ONE

Southfield Ml • 354-2410

ACCOUNT SERVICE COORDINATOR

national marketing VM that spe-cmktaa m point of pur ch aaa daptays and direct marketing aorncoa has ar immediate ooenmg Poeioon re-quires 4 yr degree in merketmg. edvertismg or busmeee edmirwstrs-lion Strong background m salas promotion or morc&andtamg Auto-motve background and lechmca ex-penonce a nwjuirad Position re-ports to Account Executive Com-prehensive bene!" pock ego Salary commensurate with ability and beckgroimd Send reeume m confl donee lo

DCl MARKETING 300 l W eugBoavar Suite 525

Troy Ml 44084 Atln Personna Managa ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR

Fua time or part time lor nursmg home m Soutnheld Must Ike cuda people Please CM 354-3222

ADVERTISING SALES REPS needed lor smal noers latla wage pm* commaaon cM L**a*

673-0092 AIRPORT SECURITY lu* tlm* Muat be Aeiibie Security a*per. snce raquwed CM between the hours of 11 an-2pm 722-0030

2 0 0

P E O P L E

N E E D E D ASSEMBLERS &

PACKAGERS

• Dey 4 eftomoon shifts • lotiq terti poeittooa We are koo*mg lor '•hmbtm «ror*ar» Most hev# your oen tranaportatior I be abie to skx* ir tf a Lrvom* PVnoutti A Canton eraa Ca* toda lo» ar mtarv»#» aoooartm nt

SOMEBODY SOMETIME 18320 MiddJeOett 477-1262

AMERICAN HOME CLEANING m Fammglon Hia* a looking tor * momwig part-lane Hou*ekeepa Mon Fri *pprox|m*iay 9*rxi •/noon wnh poeomaty ot KA-time $5 50 pa h«* to start »5S 144S

ACCOUNTANT Faiancia Conaatrng and Managw ment Firm ha* varied/chaaenglng poatlon available Anafyaa. genera adga account* racavabie collec-tions specia **«ignmont* Excel lan written arid oral communication talks computer experience re-quired Non smoking office Re-sumo. salary ruetory requirements lo Aerodyne Corporation. 7001 Or chord LM* Rood Suite 420C Wo*t Bloomfield Ml 44322

ANIMAL KEEPER POSITIONS

CM (313) aw

ACCOUNTANT wnn 2 or mora year* •xpaance tor Southfield CPA off-ice Esisbkahed smM Vm wtth no-at> of cHenti Piaaa* send reeume including taery requirements lo Box 266 Obiervar 4 Eccantric Newspaper* 36251 Schoolcr *f1 Rd Uvoraa. Michigan 48150

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Ouamy and cuttoma service orient-ed Fammgton Ha* sale* organiza-tion Looking for matur* and motlvMed p4r*on to aaoume ac-

ence Seared Ubaa benefits petltrve saery Sand r**um* and •aery hietory lo Boi 200 Obeerver 4 Eccantric Newi*p*cers. 36251 Schoolcr*n Rd Livonia Michigan 48150

ALARM COMPANY Are you trad to working in * centra station? if so we have * service dapaicha poation Ouaaflcation* ar* Gustomwr lemca expenonce good phone aiquette organized paeon OieHfted applcents should apply *i person at Nationa Guadiar Securtty 30423 mduatria Fid Ltvoraa

AN OPPORTUNITY to u*e your a-natK end creetrva acatwa It you enyoy Vie art aid pmiini conva-•etion and conada yourself enthu-siastic. outgomg and craettve lets diecuss s pamanam pan time pow lion wnh natlcnaay known -spM3fy expanding Wooden Bird An GaBa-« Tamive Oaat Mai location ja Farka* 313-344-1121 10 ASSISTANT MANAGEFIS need-ed lo work for 10 who wOuldn 1. lor mtemationa wholesale oeagna company No *xp*nenca noceeeery $300 $500 weekly pka comrmeaon. Stan immediately MOTIVATED need only cM Mtchoae a 442-8590

ASSEMBLY

benefit* avMabW Appr, m person Handy Home Products, 2000 Eaay St watod Lake

High $3A DC

ASSISTANT CONTROLLER *x po*ur* position $2 7-

.000 Fee pad by company 4 yea Buarnat' Accounting degree end *upervta»-y axpenence m pre*-*nt poation * must We* «or*ed in M accounting tonctlont with strong computa CM Sneaarg Personna Servtcee, 399-3450

APARTMENT MAINTENANCE immedlete ripening for experienced Memtenance Technician on 376 unn. Usury apartment community m Farmmgt on Ha* Knowtedoe d HVAC iitlems requred Salary commeneurete with *xpenenco Benefit package mcsudoa heath, dema. vocaaon ack and 401K Ap-ply m pwraon Far muni P*rk Ap

ATTENTION HOMEMAKERS

Clowning hallways m apanmenl communniea Day wort ca nooaoo Pad hoadays aid vacation* $5 25 to $5 50 pa hour CM Mon - Fn 8 AM -3 30 PM 427-4343

m*nt* 9 Mile 4 DrMe 474-2510 Appraisers - Real Estate

Must lav* 2 yr* axpenence and b* aoaba tor Kanamg by the end d 1991 Work w« be m SE Michigan •xiiamg Ihe oca B counii** Or*, art stanas thouW apply N*ad -e-sume Please fax your raply or phone Herb Bentz 591 7000 Fax 313-591-2373

ASSISTANT MANAGER Entry leva management poenion m Deaborn wee Good pay * bene-fita Musi have orgamzanona seas 4 be wmmg to work outdoors Traraponation beckground helptul Stat immedMteiy Send reeume to Cor dm, 15011 Michigan Ave Dew-bem Mi 48126

ASSISTANT MANAGER TRAINEES S375/Week

Nationa company openmn naw lo-cations in your aea Can earn $•500 4 up Whae we tram you 1o run exx naw locations No expaience

CM 422-4223 ASSISTANT MANAGER - Large ra-ta* opaation Fast paced aemend-ing anwonmeni Extenave tteoa Mime* Growth opportimni** Minimum 1 yr caahar axponence Coaage trammg * pki* Sand r*oume lo OM F*rms Attention L*n* 23101 Cooadge O** P*rk Ml 48237

ATTENTION LIGHT INOUSTRiAL 50 PEOPLE NEEDED

Immediate opening* Canton 4 0*ar1e araa* AJ shift* lor oseem bias 4 genaa laborers permanent poation* Caa

NORRELL TEMPORARY SERVICES

477-2891

ATTENTION $ 10 per hour to (tart Men 4 to na poomon* m mn/morkoUng. cuetoma aervice araa rapraoorne-tive delivery managa faneea TaanarkWers asc needed No ex-perience neceeeary du* lo company trammg program Fringe benefits aid pad vacat ions CM only if you can atat anmedialaly 537-7067

AUTO DAMAGE MANAGER/ APPRAISER

Menegement poation with netiona company headquertred m Dea-born, Ml EXTENSIVE TRAVEL NA-TIONWIDE Good pay - benefit* Musi have 3 yr* euto demege es-timating eiperwnc* 4 a amy to aor> mate outdoor* Orgentzationa and management skins roqured Stan immediately Sand reeume to CTS 15011 Michigan Av* Deabom M 48126

AUTO DEALER Service ae* vast noeoed 'or Ford d*aa m Plymouth Mutt have good driving racord Benefiti available Blue Croea'EMue Shield uniform* Life insurance CM La* Adam* for application 453-1100

AUTO ENGINE RE BUILDER Needs experienced mechenic* builders machmwts 4 genaa hem Experienced snd rolerencea Top pay- 1460 E 9 Mae Heza Park

AUTO PAINTER Must have experience snd nNrtnc es Garden City Coiaaon A*k tor Gary 425-2340 AUTO PARTS Shipping 4 Receiving Oerk wonted Expemncad pre-ferred Apply at Parts Managa Gordon Chevrolet 31450 Ford Rd

AUTO PORTER WANTED for bu*y ca deeieqMiip Fua time Some expenonce Good driving record CM 9am-5pm 565-9730

ATTENTION - Part tlm* on CM help wonted lor cUTing and pecking of houeahold fumrtur* for insurance repair CM 729-6100

AUTO CLEANUP Experienced Poltsha aid interior Pason $300 piu* weekly Garden City 525-65.10

AUTOMATIONS SPECIALIST CITY OF SOUTHFIELD

Saery rong* of $28 590 $35 I4i plus * compr*nen**ve benefits peckage Peraon wa admmata pol-icy regadmg PC'* aid raaied lech-ndogy Wl* Iran and (ducat* *m-pioyee* in tra u** d rracrocom-puias and raiated software wa Meo ratal, troubleehoot roper and support ai City PC * compo-nent* and penphasta Appkcanu muat have Bachelors degree m computa science or eqcrvaent plus one yea of extensive expenonce m development snd'or suppon of IBM compatible rracrocompuia haa wure m * buanee* (otung Candi-3atea ahouid 0emon*»r«t* belence between lecnruca strength snd human rotations saas m orda to be eftecttve m was poation Apply by 5:00 P M Friday Octocar 25, 1991 at City ol Southfield F>er»onna De-partment 26000 Evergreen Rd Southfield Ml 46076 EOE

AUTO RECONOITIONING Pat 'fua-time Pr*fa axpenence but •rang lo tram tor car JeiMkiy Plymouth aea 459-6066 AUTO REPAIR SHOP na enced pason ro- Part* Deponmeni 5 day* Hour*f maurance. ^aormt vacation 4 holiday pay 422-0320 AUTO Truck 4 van CuMom Part* in*t*aa Soma axporanca pro-tared Redtora ae* Amoncan van

255-6226 BASKETBALL INSTRUCTORS/ SITE SUPERVISORS Must oa al aast 18 years old. with knowledge

time. Spm -8pm. 2 days pa weM Apply Birmingham YMCA 644-9036

AUTO REPOSESSERS Warned with expenonce and own tow vehicle 538-2100

AUTO TECHNICIAN Wanted lor buey Goodyea Shop Muw hove axpenence m tuno-ups computa dMgncatica. brMo* and aapenaon Pad holdey* aid vaca-iion Donta/heath cere peck age *v enable Southfield 353-0450 Westland 721-1610 Canton 454-0440

AVIATION OPENINGS

m doctnca'electronic held* No pranoa experience roqured H>gn. School diploma graduate* aga 17. 34 Advance from wtthm RMocetion pad CM tor acroonlng miorview

1-800-922-1702 BAKERY Opportxavtie* opening m W*rren tor Manegemont Rata* Saaa Bakers A Mutants. Paetry M*aas Decorators 4 Sanitation Sand r«oum« or apply m peraon a Personna office. Sweotheen Bar ary 19200 KMy Catron Ml 46225

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Are you having a rough time find-ing that perfect job b e c a u s e you lack the skills and/or exper ience employers a re looking for? Then give us a call, a n d we c a n help you get thai entry-level position We have jobs in the following a reas

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RETAIL CLERK Expandng m u a c ' H M * needs motrvwed o u l g o n g pen-t ime C a m e r O a k Must be 18 heve ex ianav* muac krvowi-edge recent 6 months ' f n experience end r * i * r * n c M Ca* M a n a g a 1 tam-Apm 5 2 2 - 3 4 7 2

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S IGN POSITIONS AVAILABLE Top w a g M tor the loaowng poa -tions Service Erection Aaaembiy C A D / C A M P a n t Sato* Expen

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SEAMSTRESS DRY CLEANERS

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STOCK M A N A G E R / SHIPPING RECEIVING

For Birmingham gift shop Fua time 256-9574

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SECURITY GUARDS Applications b a n g accepted tor evening p o a t o n s n O M I a n d coun-ty For more eiforvnahcm 334-6262

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Trucking O W N E R OPERA TORS

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or alter 5pm 541- 17B9

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DENTAL HYGICNI8T F u l lima. 4 day* M o n TTtur*.. F i t «nr aome Sets

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Caa 4 7 4 - 2 2 8 0

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V pert l ime 427-2444

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452-7770

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5 4 4 - 4 3 0 4

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841-0207

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44043 Ml Clemens. Ml Or c a l (313) 4 4 5 - 9 1 3 4

UNIT COORDINATOR For long term car* tac*Hy F u l w n e poamon with Benefit* Mon - F n

• tram right C a l S u a 452 -7400

VETERINARY HOSPITAL F u l l ime openings tar experienced s m m a technician Licensed pra-lerred Hour* 4am-5pm 474-0570

WANTED GENERAL HELP MEN & WOMEN

PERMANENT FULL TIME START AT $14 .91 /Hr .

NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED

Paemone open day* t eves . wort with local Arm In air poautlon con-t ro l Openings m display, ael-up 4 dedvary Muai ba n a M n app aar -anca 4 tarniah own transportation Management opportunities C a l Mon aftar 1pm 3 2 4 - 4 4 1 4

DENTAL ASSIST AK W e want the beet 4 are ww. pay for it Wa oflar a chaara*de Uon tha! Is mothratlng 4 l a w a d k i g with an exoeaent aaury /bane l l t package C a l loday tor a bnghtar tatur* W Bloomfield 4 4 1 - 1 4 4 0

DENTAL ASSISTANT Deer china lor an energetic and peo-ple oriented person for chair aide assisting Out lea m M a growing Uvo-ma practice You muat h m a mini-mum of 2 year* dental experience Excslsnt working conditions. cat Judy, 4 7 3 - 0 0 5 0

beat p m t a e a w i m Nortfiweal Con-/"rxJng Can Canter haa a lop rxjr*-

. . mg management opportunity tar a pom- Olrector of Nurang. Thle position re-

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OENTAL ASSISTANT W A N T E D tor Monday* . Wedneeday*. Thuradey* 4 avary other Saturday Piaeee cat between 9em-5 30pm at. » 5 5 - 0 4 4 0

a n c * benaftts and a pleasant work ing anvlronmant For ImmedlaU cone«Seratlon pleas* spply m per i o n or a t WMIar Grsbda. 1 4 I S 1 HutXMl . Detroit. Mi. 2 7 3 - 4 7 0 4

DENTAL ASSISTANT Busy Farmington HMs practice seeks snthuaiaatic mdrvWua. fu l l ime C h a r a d e experience helpful 4 day*, no Sal 4 7 4 - 4 3 3 0

DENTAL ASSISTANT - W * need you to provide yow s k a 4 enthualaam our patient oriented growing prac-tice Part-time afternoons N.

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WAREHOUSE Off ice Trainees

Waraftouea dlatrlbuting company is noai expanding wlthan our naw loca-tion Heeded s r * 10 individuMs to tram In Ihe areas o i

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W A R E H O U S E W O R K E R S

ALL SHIFTS AVAILABLE S5 per hour and up Long/short term eaaigriiiietiti Some temporary lo permanent poelitons

A R B O R T E M P S 4 5 9 - 1 1 6 6

W A S H I N G T O N INVENTORY SERVICE IS now accepting applica-tions tor several immeifcale p a n l ime poemons Apply m peraon M o n 4 Tuea only between #em-3om at 31157 Plymouth R d . Suite » 2 1 0 . Uvoma. M l . or eaft Uvonla 241-3344

Taylor 374 -0220

W A T E R A N D S E W A G E P L A N T T R A I N E E S

Paid p r o g m * High School diploma grade ages 17-34. atfkng lo work. C a l

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OENTAL ASSISTANT Newman Famay Dental Cantar In W Dearborn, hea. a great opportunity tor experienced chalratde dental aa-•eterrt lo *om our great team F u l or part lime, c a l 5 4 3 - 2 4 1 0

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Pata vacation* Paid Ho4day*

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DENTAL ASSISTANT Oanwtry tor m o d e m oThce

m Weetiand 15-30 h c u n par week Non-amokar 722 -2140

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1 assisting 4 7 4 - 3 2 7 5

D E N T A L A S S I S T A N T Experienced onfy P a r t ^ u l Time Ftaxible hours No • sen ends Top aalary SouthHaM 5 5 9 - 1 5 5 9

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An e x a t m g entrepreneurial oppor tunny la avaaable tor an nd lv tduM expenenoad m managing oocupa-llonal health servtoes m hoapital-beaed and Iraaatanding canic sen

A<3-minlatration or Health C a r * Man-agement . preferably a Master 's de-gree In the same TTree to ftv* year* experience r. managing mulUpie oc-cupational health tacMtiaa or com-parable luncoona

An exc slant companaation package • available Pleeee send reeume wtth salary requlramanta l o O A K W O O D UNITED HOSPITALS. INC H u m a n Resources D e p t . At tn O O H S - A O . 3 3 0 0 0 A n n a p o l i s Wayne. Ml . 44144 Equal Opportu-nity Employer

O A K W O O D

U N I T E D

H O S P I T A L S . I N C .

Oak —ood Health S e m c e a

EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGIST F u l t ime poeltion svskabes in Iwga cardiology practice located m Bark-lay Experience wnh GXT's. nuaeer leetmg and cardiac rehabatat ion re-quired Maatar • degree end A C S M specialist certification required S a n d reeume to Phy* jotool»i . Northpolnta Heart Cantar, 2575 Woodward Ave . Suite 300 Berkley Ml 4 4 0 7 2

respond Of 11-15-91.

EXPERIENCED DENTAL Reoeptlon-m/A I e a t ant needed tar l u l t ime po-aiuon Soma evenmge end Satur-

s l Jackie at 724 -5401

DENTAL ASSISTANT N E E D E D For Wast Deerborn ofhee F t * t ime position svsnabie Experience -m«at C a l tor appomtmant. aak tor Karan. 542 -9292

DENTAL ASSISTANT 4 F n Mature

Mon . W e d out-

going. good pay Nice working con-Plymouth denial ofAce

DENTAL ASSISTANT G e n e r a dental office In Uvonla

Good pay tor the right person Ca* 4 7 7 - 5 4 2 1

W O R D PROCESSOR a ol WordPar-

Mac mtosn t n knowledge s plua 1-2 yr* experience required Sand reeume 4 aalary Neiory lo American Society ol Employ*!* . 23815 Northwestern H w y . South-land. Ml 44075

lescent group home Send reeume or l a out ippacation at Youth Living Cantar 10000 HTve-«y . inkatar Ml 44141 bafwaeri M i c n g a n 4 Cherry H a

100 JOBS City o t

• PLYMOUTH INTERVIEWING

T U E S D A Y . O C T O B E R 22 • PACKAGING . FACTORY • LIGHT ASSEMBLY • SORTING

• 1ST 4 2ND S H * T S • 4 - I O H R DAYS

• S 4 2S S4 00tar • M U S T HAVE TRANSPORTATION

• APPLY IN PERSON

• FAIRFIELCHNN 5700 Haanerty Roed

(>-275 4 Ford Rd ) BrWfl Drtvar a Lioenee 4

Soeta Secwity Card

5 0 2 H a l p W a n t e d

D a n t r t M a d l c a i

OENTAL ASSISTANT stent (exp tad tar smaa grovnng

tam»y practice m P lymouth /Ca t ion area F u l time Great working anvl-

C e l 4 5 3 - 9 2 5 0

OENTAL ASSISTANT M you are a canng people parson p a n / t o Ome poeltion el our I OtaomBeld practice could ba rtgnt tar you Experience necaeaary No Satvrday* If you can work with attle • « ismtaon. love people 4 sre k n k -«ig tor s Cheaenge pleeee c a l eAar 7pm or leave meeeege 8 4 1 - 3 2 3 5

DENTAL ASSIST ANT Are you looking tar a poamon thai " • t a n you knowledge

y o u ebat iaa * you' We are a Prngreaa "a Group Practae . a Waetarn Wayne County a i d we are looking tar a D e n t a Aaaatant who naa 2 - 3 y r * exper . ence a e l pnaaes ol denttalry Top Salary Many Benefits including s Bonus system continuing educe lion 4 s comtortabla working environment and much more tar the proper candidate C a S

722-4113 and aek tar JAN

D E N T A L

A S S I S T A N T

PART T I M E

Sinai HaeRh Cere Syalem K M en *h-employmenl opportunity

EXTENDED H O U R S DIVISION MANAGER

We need a NgMy motivated nurse lo manage the enended hour* O t w a o n Reaponabamee mctade the to-l a operation 4 growth o l the divi-sion i n d M d u a should possess ex caaent menegement 4 caraca skl ls Paet homa care 4 mluaion exparv

lent benefits peckage Including a bonua plan. 40 VK). C i c a l a it ca rew p o l e n t a Pleeee ca l Stave or Kathy

357-3450 HOME HEALTH PLUS

An E<»ia Oppornmlty Employer

FRIENDLY FAMILY prMent tve prac-noa. a m p h a a a n g quaaty 4 excei-

eeaatent Ftaxtale hour* Pari t ime lo fu l NorthvUta 3 4 9 - 4 2 1 0

5 0 2 H a l p W a n t e d

D a n t e M U a d i c a i

A T T E N T I O N ! LPN'S

Unlveraty Nurang i Reneb Center a n o a accepting sppacalione tar l l p m - 7 a m LPN poatrana In Ra 144 b a d sfc Wed nurang tacKRy If you sn|oy s cheiengmg I wea stalled environment, t h a a Ihe opportunity tar you W a oftar health. H a 4 rkeabat , «v

Danaion end t

Apply at University Nursing 4 Rshab

24550 F N * M i e Rd Uvonla. Ml 44154

LPN'S 4 CERTIFIED AIDES For new test gr owing agency Shemrock Nurang Agency, c a l 9 a m to 7pm 531-4054

5 0 2 H a l p W a n t e d

D a n t a t - M a d i c a l

O c c u p a t i o n a l T h a r a p ! # t Expertancad working with par*ons with physical f s s t i M e a . KM time, to provide unique dUeislltaO mow pendent IMng services m tha Oak lend /Meoomb Area. Experienced e a h Job alle ecooavnodallona a p k a l L . c e l a i l benefits packsgs Sand reeume by October 25 lo O / M C I L . 8044 Roctieeter Roed. Troy. Ml . 4 8 0 * 4

E q u a Opportunity Employer

PHYSICAL THERAPY AIOE

F l * end part - t ime position* avaa-

MEDICAL ASSISTANT Tecti. Experienced Uvonla

4 X-Ray

474 -4100

MEDICAL ASSISTANT/PART TIME Experienced wtth Wood preaeure helpful Dearborn Haighia araa. C a l Carol

MEDICAL ASSISTANT sxperlenceC part ome e icaaa i t opportwuty Farmington araa Ethic* 4 personal-ity required 474-4414

MEDICAL ASSISTANT 4 3RO PARTY BILLER

needed toi 4 pari t ime Day 4 eve-ning Shin* Apply in person at. De-troit Bio Meckca Lab 23955 Fr*a-wiry Park Or . Farmington H a a 10 Mae Haatead a r a I

MEDICAL ASSISTANT Poeltion opan tar medical l l l l s l w i t m the Uvorae araa Caa tar appoint-

H. 474-2244

MEDICAL ASSISTANT, to time, tor buey pediatric ofltae located m Uvo-ma. knowledge of meurenoe helpful Call be twea i I0env-5pm 4 2 7 - 4 2 9 0

MEDICAL ASSISTANT Needed lor ptaeeant genera practios w Weetiand araa. Muet be expenencad m Xray. venepunenra. E K G 7 2 V 1 1 5 0

a load with ortho-pedic ampheea in a fnendty prole*-a o n a a l i n u e p n a e Experience prw tarred Contact Donna 3 p o n a e l a si 347 -4235

D M C HEALTH C A R E CENTERS W O O O L A N O

fW 12 M M . near NoM Rd I

AKtaated with The Detroit Medic a Center, en Equal Opporttmfty Em-ployer

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST Needed to time tar echocx ol system

355- 1940

RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGIST Community H o a p l t a a weeter Oafciend County, a currently seea •ng a Radiologic Technotagai t work to time days, muai be ARRT

4 / o r have expert-logic Technologiei

Comprehensive wege 4 benefits package Pleeee contact Anne MaHoney a 340 -3311 or eub-mlt r e e x r a or appaceOon to Human rtaeciui cea.

H U R O N VALLEY HOSPITAL 1401 E. C o m m a ca Rd

M M o r d MI 44382 A member of Tha Detroit M e O c a Center. a f M a t e d with m e School of Medicine, Wayne State Umveraty

MEDICAL ASSISTANT Looking tor top I n * l e n i e n t tor ac-thre practice Muet be herdworklng indtvldua. experienoe pralerred F u l or p a n lima C a l 474-1024

MEDICAL ASSISTANT OR LPN Needed tor taat paoed pediatric oft

Muat be ratable, nexiba and eeff-motivated Exoelent aalary benefits Pedatrlc experience pra-lerred C a l Lynn 3 1 3 - 4 3 4 - 3 0 0 0

MEDICAL ASSISTANTS - 1-2 yrs an p a f l e n c a X - ray b a c k g r o u n d guaranleee m g i w pay Flax hours and to time $ 1 2 * 0 to »1420 per m o n m Several dmic location* in-cluding Plymouth. Canton 4 Uvonla MaBnda. fempro M e d i c a 4 4 3 - 5 5 9 0

MEDICAL BILLER. 2 years axpen-ence, 17 an hcur to start, part time lo start, working into l u l t ime

427 -1440

MEDICAL BILLER/Bookk Kal office Salary

surate with experienoe Send re-eume to 317 Ecoree Ste 11, Ypei-ientl Ml 44198 or cat 4 4 1 - 1 4 1 0

MEDICAL BILLERS - w or hoapl ta bWng/ taKxe up experi-ence Prelerance a * be given to ap-plicants who hava 1-2 yr* experi-enoe Starting wagae very from ( 1 3 5 0 l o t 1550 par m o n m Comput-er e m u a Bam. Tempro M e d i c a

4 4 3 - 5 4 9 0

MEDICAL/DENTAL POSITION w t m e computer e o f l w a e company w marketing eupport /cuetoma ear-n c e O a n t a office operaDona expe-rience required Any pnor educa-t tan/expenenoe m BASIC progrerrv mlng e deflnale plue Pleeee eend r a a j m e Including relarenoee and

Box 240 Obeerver 4 Eccentric Newvpepen . 3 8 2 5 1 Schoolcraft Rd Uvonla. Michigan 44150

MEDICAL INSURANCE BILLERS -Senior level Mtara wim minimum 1

phy*K3en office exper ience needed lor greet opportunities. * x -

m wege 4 benefit peckage Cootacl Petty RaibW. 9 3 2 - 1 1 7 0

ar Aaeooatae. 29470 ban. Farmington Hia*. Ml 44334

MEDICAL Laboratory Technician a

ninternet i ofllce is looking tor echniaen expenencad a ea

e s o f t h e L e b Ful time 0a, shift For Interview, cat 447 -4222

An E q u a Opportunity Employer

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST Days par week tor 0 6 / YN office

Experience a s doctor s office pre-a r a d Cat Mery Ann. Tua* - F n , 0 a m - 12pm only st 837 -7400

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST - l u l l ime tor buay Btoomftad HHs surgeon s office, axpenence p i e l a red. C a l Lynn 334-4534

M E D I C A L R E C E P T I O N 1ST-Per t l ima, expenencad lo work 2 - 3 day* /

lure. [ X l l l i n t personality 524-2455

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST needed tor buay Farmington inter-m*1 office Oamg experienoe help-to 25 -30 h r * /meek Cat 4 7 4 - 5 2 1 5

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST Btay cardiology oflta* a Btogham

GRILL COOK F u l l ima Experience required Ap-ply withm a J W Saloon between 9-11 4 2-4 . 31425 W 12 Mae Rd Farmmglon H M *

H O M E C A R E S A L E S Energetic. ed RN ns cere comt

Sieve or Kathy a 357 - 3 4 5 0 HOME HEALTH PLUS

An E q u a Opportunity Employer

H O M E H E A L T H A I D E S Needed tar a venatv ol enin*. eepe-O e * y weekends a MMord North . a a end surrounding sreas uve-«n pow-t o n a a o areaeba CertMceaon or expenar me required

Caa VISITING CARE t o d a y

313-344-0234 3 1 3 - 2 2 9 - 0 3 2 0 3 1 3 - 9 3 0 - 0 0 4 0

receptionist 14-20 hour* pm weak Ca« Sue et 433 -3510

RADIOLOGY TECHNOLOGIST

Accepting eppKcatione for rega tared or ragatry eligible Rediotogy Technicxen* Part t ime poamon* a r a l e b a Ptaaae send reeume to or kppfyat:

D M C HEALTH C A R E CENTERS W O O O L A N O

41935 W 12 Mile Rd Novi. M l . 44377

Affiliated wnh The Oetron Medwei Center, an E q u a Opportunity Em-ployer

5 0 2 H a l p W a n t e d

D a n t a l M a d t c a l

SOCIAL WORKER Wim BS or MS Good benelt t i

Lehea Haa N u r a n g Home C a l 354 -3222

Speech.'Language Pethoiogat mtereeted m workmg a an innove-irve edun rsheb eninronmawl F u l or p e n time Send reaume to There-peutic Leemmg Center 32425 West 7 Ml , Suite 2A. Livonia. Ml 4 4 1 5 2

474 -1040

5 0 4 H a l p W a n t a d

O f f i c a - C l a r i c a l

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK A maior super markel chem baaed a Detroit a seaeag an mdhndua Wim reoent experience a e compu-tertxed e^countmg system Calcuta-tor e n d c o m p u t a experience e muel 2 yeers bookkeeping expert, ence preferred The quel l tad cendi-data should have good organna-

TRANSCFUPTIONISTS - muet have 1-2 yr* hoepita or clinic expen-ence Typing. 40-45 wpm P*r t or

time poamon avaaable Tracy

lo raepond with e deleaed reeume end salary factory lo Box 274. Ob-server I Eccentric Newspepers 34251 Schoolerafl Rd , Livonia. MKhlgan 44150

5 0 4 H a l p W a n t a d

O f f i c a - C l a r i c a J

A U T O DEALER taokmg tar e fua time ceehler 8 a s o sen motrveled ndhr idua wim h n r a i e e p m g e x p e r t ence lo be leeponeiba tor dete en-try 4 venous ofltae functions Apply a peraon Bob Sac* 34200 Grand River, Farmington

Tempro Medica . 443 -5500

UNIT C O O R D I N A T O R For long term cara fecaty F u l time

experience pralerred - * • tram right C a l S u e 852-7400

VISIT DIVISION M A N A G E R aeed a highly motivated nuree lo

_ tha Medicare cerBftad nert tension I tasponatmi ise include lo-t a opera ton 4 growth of the <JM-a o n indhsdua ehouta ex ceaent menegement 4 c a e c a skae. «no . ledge erf M e d i c a e 4 mfuemn therapy required Seeking BSN. M S N preferred We oftar an excel-lent benefit pac*ege indudmg e bonua plan 40 W ) Exoaaent career potential Pleeee caa Steve or Kathy a 3 5 7 - 3 4 5 0

HOME HEALTH PLUS An Equa Opportimity Employer

X-RAY T E C H N I C I A N immedlete opening tor part time technician in euburban private off-ice Excellent fringe benelKs Reply to Southfield Radiology 15901 W 9 Mile Roed Suite 1 W Southfield Ml 44075

AVAILABLE NOW

. Word Pro • Smcxm • Boo*k« • Doia Entry O o m a t o r t

A c c o u n t s R ® c « i v a b l « / C o l l e c t i o n s Clark

wea estabkehed Weetlend Brm e seeking i n i - l t v e Accounting Clark to hendM coaeciione of m d u e t n a eccount* Highly raaponaibi* poel-tion. some experienoe pralerred In-dhnAial m u a have good communi-cation M4IS. be a quick learner atony wim good typing s U t a We provide e x o s l i l peneflts end e

compeinhe saary structure Pleeee FRJIMIP eubmn your i e a s i i e elating e m a y DEALERSHIP requirements lo Box 244 Otkservw amounts I Eccentric ' I w s p a e w i 34251 Schoolcr sh Rd . 44150

Wayne. Oeklend 4 Macomb Court-nee C a l today!

E M P L O Y E R S

T E M P O R A R Y

S E R V I C E

3 5 3 - 7 0 5 0

Uvonla. Michigan

A D A G E N C Y S E C R E T A R Y

O n e o f t h a l e a d i n g a g e n -c i es h a s a c h o i c e o p p o r t u -n i t y l o r a we l l e x p e r i e n c e d W o r d P r o c e s s o r w t t h M a -c i n t o s h $ 1 8 , 0 0 0 H u r r y . caJI! 4 6 4 - 0 9 0 9

auto i J e a a m t a experience Non-imoklng ofltae Plsass spply to Joe

' Psruen Chevrolet - 2 4 1 1 1 Te«e-greph Southfield. 355-1000

X-RAY T E C H N I C I A N / R e g i s t e r e d Permanent part time OrthopeedK office In Troy No weekendei

824 -1040

edrmruetrethw eaaatant P R O F E S S I O N A L A T M O S P H E R E fORTUNE 500 FIRM DupieyWrt le 4 Experience neceeeery Up to 110/hr Caa Sharon a U W f O R C E 544- 7fl«3

BOOKKEEPER Computer expenenc Law firm experience required immediate fu l t ime poeltion for Sou thhad law 4rm Non-smoking office C a l Becky 540 -9077

BOOKKEEPER FULL time expert ence neceeeery 20411 w 12 M M Rd. Sle 201. Southfield C e l Keehat »«our>t lng 352 -5520

5 0 4 H a l p W a n t a d

O f f l c a - C l a r i c a l

BOOKKKEEPER FULL CHARGE Lrvonle mutt»-compeny r e a eeteia I r m Experienoe m tt eepecte of Ac-counting through Flnancaa Staie-m e m e Lotus experience e m a t Skylme/Property Menagamem ex penence napfu i Pleeee eend r*. eume 4 saaery requiremanta lo P 0 Box 2544 Uvoma. Ml 44151-2544

CITY OF WIXOM

S E C R E T A R Y

For Finance'Accounting/ Tax Coaecnon Ofltae

T h a e e cheUenging poeltion m e smell office ertvironmenl lor the right peraon Reeponabat iee e«-cluda Accounts Payable Accounts Recerveba property tax coaection assistance end ctanca functions ol fnnga beneflt edmeeetretion end o e n a r a eeeatence ta the Deput , Treeeurer end Finance Olrector

Knowledge end experience necea-eary to be succeeefi* a t h a ooer.ior muet include Confidence 10 key calculator proficiency typing OP and PC end ebany to work aam the public Some accounting beck ground e dee»abta ae wea ae prevt oua munacipa experience end lema-•amy Wim DOS. databaee entry and spreedafeeta Good salary ae a* e fu l range of fnnge benefits Candidatee may submit a resume

by October 31 1991

lo Dorothy Z a n e c k l Deputy urar 49045 Pontiac Tran W l i o m Ml 44393 -0155

An E q u a Opportunity E m p l o y *

5 0 4 H a l p W a n t a d

O f f i c a - C l a r i c a l

RECEPTIONIST We are looking tor an energetic per eon »nm exoaaent oommunicaaon acaa 4 an outgoing paraont f ty to f a thle poafltan If you want lo be part ot a growing Uvonla practice, pleeee • growing U

1591-3634

RECEPTIONIST /PART TIME For Uvonla doctor * office Mature, wfm good telephone m a n n a Reply with quaMlcationa. d a a i e d hour*, aalary eddreee 4 phone n u n M r to Box 234, Obearver 4 Eccentric Newapapar * . 3 4 2 5 1 Schoolcraft Rd .. Uvoma. Michigan 44150

RECEPTIONIST - 18 physician mter n a Medic l ra mum-epecialty ofllce seeks exper ienced recepttonrsi Send reeume to I M C G Attn Rita Jamae 24080 Grand River a304 Farmington Haa. 4 4 3 3 0

RECEPTIONIST /SECRETARY Heeded tor medical supply compe-ny. F u l time, pmtaeai . ina phone Ifcae a i d typing Sand raeurne lo A l a n M e d i c a 24146 On « 2 0 6 , Southfield. Ml 44074

RECREATIONAL THERAPIST Creanve, motrveled m d N l d u a to n -tlete 4 Implement racreallonai pro-gram tar eenlor cKOane Experienoe '1e*kei l Send reeume to: Recre-ation Department. 3 5 0 0 W South BNd Rochester H a a . Ml 44309

RESIDENT AIDE part t ime. 7am-3 3 0 tar eeeated »v-Ing faculty m Ptymourn Ca« Mon thru Frt 9-4 451 -0700

RN tor O B / G Y N office m Fermmgton M « a Of l experienoe pratarrad 1 or 2 d e y * / w * 424 -9971

R N - L P N - G N - surgical ortanled office

Orectice wim reeeercfi tacany snd taaa surgery unn a m need ol quak-ftad RN *. LPN s, and G N « for Im-medtale opening* Fu l /per t t ime Sterling Hts / c a n t o n Twp srea Pie as i send rsaume lo

Box 2 1 0

Obearver 4 Eccentric Newspaper . 36251 Schoolcraft Rd Uvqma. Michigan 48150

ACCOUNTANTS BOOKKEEPERS CLERICAL DATA ENTRY

PART TIME FULL TIME C a l Accountempe - like 54 0 0 0 protaeaonea did an 1990<

A C C O U N T E M P S Southfield Troy 524 -3100

ADMINISTRATION ASSISTANT P a n time. PC word prims SSIITQ. da-tabase. coord maamgs Flaxibw hours Send reewne Staff Accoun-tant. 24200 Town Center Dr Ste 250. Novi, Ml 44375

ACCOUNTANT Strong computer accounting efcHs, proficient m Lolu*. Solomon * plus, must neve experience working wrth ftnencia ststements. lax prep Good •ypmg 4 orgemzat iona sMrtiee

CALL

362-4233 Send r n u m # to

IPG SERVICES CORP.

900 Wllehrre. Ste 115 Troy. Ml 44044 FAX 342-4042

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT P r o l a a n j n a etmoaphere Fortune 500 firm Dtepiaywrrta 4. experience neceaeary up to 110 /J * 0 — 1 Sharon at UNIFORCE 4 4 4 - 7 4 4 3

A D M I N I S T R A T I V E

S E C R E T A R Y • Office Experience • Word Proceeemg • Type 55-40wpm . reeumee required • Call lor persona interview

OLSTEN T e m p o r a r y S e r v i c e s

Ann Arbor Dearborn Detroit

Troy 543 -3233 Southfield 3 5 4 - 0 5 5 5

BOOKKEEPER Growing Account-ing firm needs peraon experienced In Bookkeeping. Peyro* texee. c a -cuiaior and data entry 30 -35 hours Muet b * eble to work wtlh pubkc Send reeume lo Venderhova t A*-sooatee. Suite 209 32740 Grand Rrver Fermmgton. Ml 44334

B O O K K E E P E R O F F I C E

A D M I N I S T R A T O R $ 2 1 , 0 0 0 FEE P A I D

Suburban firm haa new poerlion lor e take charge/ to l charge Book -1 keeper Nice offtaa. rartaiy and tail

C A N T O N FIRM needs Accounts P e y s b i e / R e c e i v e O l e . ' D e t e Entry Clerk Experienced preferred Pey •ete $4 00/hour 454-1202

C L E R I C A L / C U S T O M E R SERVICE

Haggerty Rd Mr* Tuee - Fn . 12-9 Set , (0-4 C e l l ee r * meeeege. 478-2941

CLERICAL - FULL TIME Good organization, c o m p u t a 4 phone ekae neceaeary p k a ebatv tc handle variety of tasks Send re-sume to Peyrol . 12324 Sterk Rd Uvonie. M: 44150

CLERICAL - i r v O N l A . pert time Po-at ion in s m a l proleeaonai o f V e hr* 12 30-4 3 0 Starting SC 50/hr

V t r * « ' • " r r VHi Ut: fyt,.,, ,*• r ^ . ™ benefits C a l 449-5900 or FAX re- ! ' ^ m o u m • echnoiogy mc 454-4890 eume lo 449-3524 SHELL ING PERSONNEL SERVICES

Of TROY

BOOKKEEPER Pert ttme/temporery Motivated m-d i v t A j a wrm pnor experience need ed tar Southfield ofllce Computw 4

CLERICAL - PART TIME Evenings - Spm-9pm Muet heve WordPertoci 5 1 skMe C a i 455-0140

C L E R I C A L P O S I T I O N S M u i t be reliable sert-stertw quick

10 key experience d e e * e b i ^ F i e x Z T ?

ACCOUNTING CLERK

P A R T - T I M E H o l u m e r 4 Slhrerman Conatruction Co has sn i m m e d a t e opening lor s pert-time Accounting Clerk to work a p p r o 25-30 hours per week

T h a mdtvidua w a be reeponeibie tar opening met IMng 4 some ec-counts peyeba Ouaaftad candi-deiee must have previous dete entry 4 lo tus experience

Pleeee cat 451-9400. ext 143 e f t a 4pm or send 1 * m which MUST •ndude selary requirements to

H o l t z m a n & S i l v e r m a n C o n s t r u c t i o n C o

Director of Human Reeourcee 30433 NORTHWESTERN HWY

SUITE 300 FARMINGTON HILLS. Ml 44334 An E q u a Opportimlty Employer

ADVERTISING SECRETARY Nat iona egency needs rour experi-ence on IBM PC wnh O f l K a w r t t a To S9 'hr C a l Stacy al UNIFORCE

357-044 1

A NATIONAL SUPPLIER Ol recogni-tion awards is seeking s ta iemw ' « k lor the Fermmgton H i a office S e c r e i e n a efcias end experience m eetlmg eppomtments neceaeary F u l benefits Pie e n eend 'eeik' ie and aalary req iaemanta to Office Admmatrator 29224 Orchard Lk Rd Ste 295. Fermlngton Haa. Ml 44334

ACCOUNTING D E P A R T M E N T ol growing uvorue engineering firm has the loeowing l u l l ime poertione

ATTENTION EXECUTIVE SECRETARIES

NOTICE OF JOB FAIR OCTOBER 24. 1991 TROY MARRIOTT

9 0 0 A M T O 7:00 P M H you poeeeas excellent oommum-cation skHs. snttv l a s m . and profl-dency m word proceeemg typing 40wpm. don't fuse t h a event Auto-motive experience e plue Long term p o e m o r * e v a w b e

FOSTER-DAVIS Temporery Personna. mc

RN NEEDED PART TIME For famay physician Located m Uvonia

Ce l t 4 4 4 - 9 2 0 0

Accounts P e y e b * Supervisor Sen-starting, lake-charge m d M d u a With knowledge of e l aapects of Accounts Psyabta 2 yeers experience neceeaary Salary commeneurale with experience

Accounts Recerveble/Biang Clerk Invoice prepaet ion. compuleraed posting to genera ledger Good accounting knowledge 4 wamgneee to leam are reqtkred Salary commerieurate wtm experience

Exre lent benefit peckege ECS ROUSH

11444 Market St Livonia. Ml 44150

541-4352

M E D I C A L R E C E P T I O N I S T

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T E M P E X C H A N G E SOUTHFIELD 557-5400

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST Fua time poation avaaable in a 4-phyenaan orthopadfc office W e ol-

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M c o - a u a o RNS FOR

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R N - 0 6 / G Y N TRIAGE PATIENT INQUIRY

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D M C HEALTH CARE CENTERS W O O O L A N O 27207 Laheer

Southfield M l 44034

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RN O N C O L O G Y

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D M C HEALTH CARE CENTERS W O O O L A N O

(W 4 M * e Rd . neer Lahew Rd K

AUtaeled wnh The Detroit M e d i c a Center an E q u a Opportunity Em-

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R N S - L P N s - G P M N s SfclBed n u r s i n g fac i l i t y In L i v o n i a s e e k i n g KJ« a n d p a r t t l m * N u r s e s A l l a M f t s C o m p e t i t i v e w a g e * a n d b e n e f i t s F l e x i b l e h o u r * C a l l f o r a p p o i n t m e n t M a r -t h a Fatoaafc. R N . 5 2 2 - 1 4 4 4

ACCOUNTING MANAGER wfth na-t iona eccountmg firm experience, for o c a CPA firm Must have at leasi 8 yrs experience Send re-sume lo Box s2«4 Observer 4 Ec-centric Newspepers 34251 S c h o o l cref! Rd , Uvonla Michigan 44150

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK Accurate, data ! oriented ndfv tdua l a ecoounts peyabM Deta entry 1 word proceeemg experience a plua Ful time poemon w/benefi ts inter-views by sppomtmem omy Send re-sume w''selery history to Fendt Bunders Supipfy, mc P 0 B o i 418 Fermmgton H i a Ml 44332

ACT TODAY! E a r n H o l i d a y C a s h !

We need yoix office experience lor long end lhort term assignments and temporery to permanent poet-tmn* throughout the metro Detroit

- R e c e p t i o n i s t s -(6 m o n t h s e x p e r i e n c e )

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TOP PAY 4 BENEFITS Asa About O i * B o m * Progrem C a l today tar an appomtmaru

CORPORATE PERSONNEL

SERVICES 2 6 1 - 1 1 2 0

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Kalfy Temporary Services a currently looking lor you'

TELEMARKETING Experienced wim Inbound end outbound n i s i Dey a i d afternoon shifts avaHebW Long and short term eeeignments m the Plymouth * r * a C e l I o n lor an appointment et

5 2 2 - 4 0 2 0

DATA ENTRY OPERATORS Long snd short term eaagnmente m the Uvome end Plymouth areee Hour* w a vary (day* and after noons) for exper * ductlon operator*

33133 Schoolcr eft 1-94 Office Center

eat of Fermangion Rd I

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BOOKKEEPER/RECEPTIONIST plueea Apply Exotic R u b b a * Young, growing Branch office needs | Plaalica. 34700 Grand R>vw energetic, detail oriented sen-start- Ferrmngion

We hra PoeetWWy of permenent P O srtlon Send resume to ControOa 22153 Tetagrsph Southhad Mi 44034

ar with computer skHs. 2 yr g e n e r a office beckrotmd m eccountmg 40 Wpm Send salary reqiaraments 4 ' resume to Office M e n e g a 42010 Koppernick Rd , Bidg C Ste 111. Cenlon. Ml 44187

BOOKKEEPER Southfield Baaed management compeny

x p a n a e d l u l cherge book Send reeuhie to PO Box

47546 Oak Park Ml 44237

Tha lake-charge BOOKKEEPER poeltion offer* • Good starting salary • Attractive Benefit peckage - Convenient Berk ley location Experience ei a l aapecte of ac-counte receivable, eccoui ts pey-abla. reporting 4 peyro l tor growing H V A C company Muat be mature, hardworking organaed 4 honaet Submit reaume or l a n a of quMiflce-tlon to Box 250. Obeerver 4 Eccen-tric Newspepers 36251 Schooicreft Rd . Uvon la Michigan 44150

BOOKKEEPER Women* reten d o m i n g stors CXitiee include boon keeping, ernppmg 4 receiving, in-ventory control Salary commen •urata «itn t x p m n nc* Appro*»-matefy 20 h r V w k w Bloomhad Ask tor Pat or RoaalW 451-0444

C L E R I C A L ! • S E C R E T A R I E S • W O R D PROCESSORS • RECEPTIONISTS - GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS

Now hiring quality p e o p * tor long and ehort term assignments Call Ruth today for an spoo-ntment

6 4 3 - 8 5 9 0 E X P R E S S S E R V I C E S

CLERICAL SUPPORT Oetron ftnancia corporation seeas en e m c a n t C t a n c a Support mdivid-u a for e supervisory poamon a 'eet-peced working environment Cendldatae must be able lo work accurately under pressure ebW to work wnn utile eupervteion 4 neve hande-on computer experience Thae poeition * lor e mottveied herd worker arno * willing to ecoept cha-•engea Poat ion providae tar a com-plete salary 4 benefits packsgs Ouaifified candKlaiae forward r * . sume in conhdence to

CLERICAL SUPPORT P O Box'779

Detroit Mi 44231

CLERICAL Seeking mdtvKJua with o rgan iza tona s e a s accuracy 4 competent m baac office equip-ment Experienced wnh Lotus 4 WordPerfect a piu* Comp*i<ttvs wege 4 oeneftt package Send re-

BOOK KEEPING CLERK NEEDED w r m 2 yeers ol automated eccounts receivable 4 peyabw experience « SO-S7 50 hour Benefits Send re- 1 0 Con«roller B o . 3 * 0 Ypa-sums to Personna Department PO 'enti Mi 4 8 ' 9 7 313-434-1800 Box =20796 . Detroit. Ml 44220 An Equal Opportunity Employer

_ . _ _ _ _ | CLERK part t ime lor Bvminghem CAREERS!! C P A f l r , T ' "e»iwe hours For sp-

JR SECRETARY S '6.00C 1 pmntment c a l Typing word procesang 4 Custom 540-460C

' • CLERKS • CLERK TYPISTS

C O M M U N I C A T I O N S ASSISTANT I $17 OOC Good typing, strong speli-mg 4 Mecmioah s plus

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST J19 50C No Oakland aree 2 yrs medica ex I yrs mec

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SALES SECRETARY Deadline oriented, wo speed writing s plue

121 OOC rd proceeemg.

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ATTENTION WORO P R O C E S S O R S We era eeekmg e proleeaiona motivated mdhndua who typaa SOwpm and a proficient m Of»-cawi'ita Word Proceeemg lor long

HMe Pleeee c e l today lor en eppomtment

FOSTER-OA VIS Temporery Personna

559-2T00

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venmg eppomtments r> ALL FEES C O M P A N Y PAID

P E R M A N E N T S T A F F Fermmgton nine 737-5750 Southfield 552-9060 U v o m a 591-2221 Troy 545 -2720

An E q u a Opportunity Employer

CLAIMS Larga uvoma agency eeeaa enced mdtvidua to proceai

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Send i Pereonna Dep4 PO Boa 530309 Uvoma. Mi 44153-0309

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NO FEE

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An E q u a Opportunity Employer C O M P U T E R ENTRY

Experience is e must n t h * 'eat paced environment To $7/hr C e l Deb< el UNtFORCE 357-0444

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CROWLEY S C U S T O M E R SERVICE

REPRESENTATIVE experience w«m c o m p u t a k e y b o a d and good commumcationa skias neceaaerv for t h * a e e i r e e t * poeltion Up to $17 000'yv C a i Roee a UNIFORCE 444-7463

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S E R V I C E

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F A R M l N G T O N HILLS

PART TIME TEMPORARY Data En-try 45 50 en hour Accuracy a m u a P lymouth Canton a a a 4 5 1 - 7 0 1 0

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EXECUTIVE SECRETARY B u s y S o u t h f i e l d rea I f o l a t e o f f i c e is l o i A i n g

f o r d n e x p e n e r u p d f x e t u t r v e S e t r e l a r v w i t h a

p r o f e s s i o n a l i m a g e a n d e x c e l l e n t c o m m u n i -

c a t i o n sk i l l s . T h e s u c c e s s f u l c a n d i d a t e m u s l

p o s s e s s a h i g h d e g r e e o f s k i l l . * c u r a c > a n d

f l e x i b i l i t v Q u a l i f i c a t i o n s inc l u d e T v p m g o f b 5

w p m s h o r t h a n d 1 0 0 - 1 2 0 a n d g o o d m a t h

a p t i t u d e A b i l i t y t o w o r k i n v a r i o u s d e p a r t -

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Please call

357-6187

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M o n d a y , O c t o b e r 21 . 1991 .O&E # 1 D

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NEW 1991 AEROSTAR XL WAGON

7 passenger witn dual captain chairs, air condit ioning, p r i vacy g lass, speed cont ro l t i l t s teer ing wheel automat ic overdrive t ransmission, clearcoat paint, electric rear window defrost, electr ic A M F M stereo casset te c lock, power conven ience group, power steenng. power brakes t inted glass anti- lock, spoiler, interval wipers, convenience group, instrumentation, super-cool ing, rear washer wiper Stk #9964T

WAS $19,157

$ 1 5 . 0 5 2 * NOW 1

1991 TAURUS GL STATION WAGON

V-6 manual air conditioning stereo radio with cassette speed control, rear window defroster. lngM group, finned wheel covers, remote tuei door 'elease power convenience group automatic overdnve transmission, rear window wiper washer rear facing third seat cast aluminum wheels, clearcoat paint, power steenng. power brakes, tinted glass, child safety locks, enenor"~acceni group, luggage rack body side moMirvg. courtesy lights, dual electric remote control mirror Stk »9062

WAS $18,743

N O w s 1 4 . 4 4 4 1

1991 PROBE GT

51500 REBATE

Convenience group. passenger »eet. reer w a r . 1 wiper cargo tie Sown net. electrons* group. >HumanaM4 entry dual •UurmnataO «so> mirror manual air conditionng. power side •mdom, speea control power door locks. AMFM Uereo. flip-up open i f root. vanatMe assist speed sensitive tm«3 glass power 4 wfieel disc 6ra«es. fog lamps 'ear sooner body M M mo»d«ng. 15" aluminum wheels cargo cover conscxe pertormance instrwrrwrK cluster light group <ui window OeTrostar automatic adiustKig suspension handhng package Stk #9560

WAS $17,946

NOW $

1 3 , 9 6 6

NEW 1991 THUNDERBIRD

Power steenng, power brakes, t inted glass body side molding, console, remote mirror courtesy light, recl ining bucket seats, side window defogger instrumentation, interval wipers, electronic AM FM stereo w cassette 6-way power driver s seat, luxury group, power antenna Stk #9058.

WAS $17,125

NOW $

1 3 , 7 1 1

ALL EXPLORERS AT LOWEST PRICE OF THE YEAR!!

NEW 1991 MUSTANG LX 2 DOOR HATCHBACK

Power equipment group, dual electric remote mirrors, power side windows, power lock group, front floor mats, speed control, electnc AM FM radio w cassette, c lock, clearcoat paint, rear w indow defroster, power steenng, power brakes, body side mo ld ing paint stripe, console, cargo area cover, light g roup Stk #10057

WAS $12,156

NOW $

9 9 9 9

36 MONTHS • 36,000 MILES*

36 MONTHS - 36,000 MILES COUPON COUPON COUPON COUPON COUPON

EVERY NEW 1991 CAR OR TRUCK SOLD AND DELIVERED DURING OUR "OPEN HOUSE 92" WILL INCLUDE 36 MONTH/ 36,000 MILE BUMPER TO BUMPER WARRANTY AT NO EXTRA COST, WHEN YOU REDEEM THIS COUPON AT TIME OF SALE. EXPIRES ON OCT. 31. 1991.

NEW 1991 ESCORT LX 4 DOOR HATCHBACK

Power steering ligtit convenience group, dual electnc remote mirrors removable deckhd-«uel door release rear w indow defroster automatic air condi t ioning power brakes, body side mold ing AM FM stereo, con-sole red in ing buckets, chi ld safety locks Stk • 10126

WAS 511,172

NOW $

9 0 8 0

NEW 1991 TEMPO L 4 DOOR SEDAN

R e a r w i n d o w d e f r o s t e r , a i r . p o w e r s t e e r i n g , p o w e r b r a k e s , t i n t e d g l a s s , A M F M s t e r e o b o d y s i d e m o l d i n g s c o n s o l e , i l l u m i n a t i o n Stk # 9 4 9 8

WAS $10,498

NOW $

8 8 4 4

NEW 1991 ESCORT LX 2 DOOR HATCHBACK

Power steenng, l>ght convenience g roup light g roup, dual electnc remote mirrors, remote deck l id and fuel door release rear window defroster clearcoat paint, manual air condit ioner. AM FM stereo power brakes, t inted glass body side moldings console cargo area cover recl ining bucket seats Stk »9819

WAS $10,228

NOW $ 8181

NEW 1991 FESTIVAL GL 2 DOOR

Rear w i n d o w d e f r o s t e r , p o w e r b r a k e s , b o d y s i d e m o l d i n g s , c a r g o c o v e r c o n s o l e , g a u g e s c o u r -tesy l a m p s , r e c l i n i n g b u c k e t s e a t s A M F M ste-reo , rear w i n d o w w i p e r S tk # 9 2 t 1

WAS $7943

NOW $ 6 1 3 6

NEW 1991 FESTIVAL 2 DOOR

1200 REBATE

R e a r w i n d o w d e f r o s t e r , p o w e r b r a k e s b o d y s i d e m o l d i n g s , c o n s o l e g a u g e s c o u r t e s y l a m p s re-c l i n i n g b u c k e t sea t s s i d e w i n d o w d e m i s t e r r a c k a n d p i n i o n s t e e n n g Stk # 8 5 7 2

WAS $7103

NOW ' 5 3 6 3

•Plus ta* title license & destination Rebate, it applicable included Retail sales only Pic-ture may not represent actual vehicle Sate end 10/31 '91

Av\s FORD F R E E T A N K O F G A S w i t h e v e r y n e w v e h i c l e p u r c h a s e from stock

The Dealership With A Heart

TELEGRAPH RD Just North of 12 MILE RD.. SOUTHFIELD OPEN MON. & THURS. TIL 9 P.M.

-355-7500 or 1-800-648-1521

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F T N E S S USA HEALTH SPAS 3 TOS* Orchard Laka Road

S u n * 3 0 0 Waal B l o o w i ^ B , M i 4 * 3 2 2

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CREDIT REPORTERS SouthAeM l ine n i l p a n uma per-•ona to prapar* mortgage cradA ra-ports f l | I » cradn experience Qood typing e k t 4 compute* expe-nanca required Reepcmd wtth brief reaume t o ' P O Boa 259 Oalron. M l . a * M Harry (Mortgage Loan).

An Equal Opportunity Employe.

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T E M P E X C H A N G E SOUTHFIELD 557-5600

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EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT For eatiaiiiaty buoy 4 SouthAeM Ma n m r r a agent UFE INSURANCE KNOWLEDGE A M U S T Muet have supervisory aspe-rtanc* M a t y

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Top pay and a variety oI exerting aa-eignmenta ewarta you aa a Person-nel Pool Temporary For more mtof-metlon 4 immediate opanlnga c e l

you

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P e r s o n n e l P o o l An H 4 R Block Company

DATA ENTRY CLERK - wtth exoet-lenl organizational e k t . needed lor pcbUan-mg company in rMad In Troy P r a t individual «4th Del a f aaa 4 MuMMsae experience Send reauma 10 P O B o a tt 7030A. Troy. Ml 4 *064 * Ar Equal Opportunity Employer

O t r exoaaent benefit* Caa 644-5300. a n 361

E r b L U M B E R C O . 375 S Eton

FRETTER INC - currently has Iua " • danca i poamon av—abie wtth-

our merchendwing deportment Send l a a u n s and salary require-ments to Frelter I n c . 3 5 9 0 1 Scnoolcraft Rd. Uvonla

onanaad. experienced legal seen lary Knowledge ol WordPerfect 5 '

354-0620

LEGAL SECRETARY Experienced In Word Perfect 5.0 Non smoking Farmngton H t o4t-« • Apply » 4 661-9134

LEGAL SECRETARY . Experienced lor Farmmglon HMa lew Arm Ptees-

aorfclng condmone lor non-

word processing Salary commen-

LEGAL SECRETARY-Exper ienced Secretary Muat know Apple Madrv-loeh computer. MIcroeoR Word L ' f « n l grammar, typing and or-

b e n e A U a n d aalary stsrimg al 99 0 0 par hour plua overtime S f f l M ofllc* Wltn good po*antlal lor W m » ment Haauni i required 3000 Town Center. Suite 1B20. S o u t h M d . Ml 4 * 0 7 5 355-36*5

L E G A L S E C R E T A R Y South f ie ld Insurance Company seeks hard working. motivated m d M d u a l » corporate counsel CandMeta muat have 1 yr

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L O O K I N G FOR A N E W CAREER?

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O F F I C E C L E R I C A L

W O R D P R O C E S S O R S t A U - S O F T W A R E I

DATA E N T R Y CLERKS RECEPTIONISTS

P P A Y . H O L I D A Y P B O N U S E S

T E M P - M E D INSURANCE

LNoma. 4 * 4 - 2 1 0 0 SouthHald. 352 -1300

S N E L L I N G

T E M P O R A R I E S

F h O N T D E S K Fortune 500 Company Musi r Roan awttcftboero and word pro-ceeelng axpenence Long term as-signmani Top Wages Beet working stmoepliere Hurry, c a l n o w

T E M P S BY SCOTT 542-9232

NO FEES EVER

OATA ENTRY CLERK M a n u t a c t m i g company located in D a l i t haa a need lor a mature energetic i n d M A i a l to work in a 2 person oMee. The candMata muai

4 proHciant a l snawarkig tha swftcn board. WP 4 1. peyrol . aMppng 4

ary Natory lo: Ann: H u n a n Resource. 2 0 * 0 0 Talegrapn Rd Suns 100, S o u t M a M . Ml 4 * 0 3 4

EXECUTIVE SECRETARIES wa ars recJultliig lop note* Execu-tive Secretaries wrth ahorttiend. woro.proceeemg, Lotua lo work at our local companies Long, short -snd lemp-perm assignments

Cell 4 * 4 7078 1 1 U Tamporary Service

E X E C U T I V E

S E C R E T A R Y

$ 2 6 , 0 0 0 F E E P A I D National company Usee as computer

OATA ENTRY CLERK I lor experienced data ideal opening tor expei

antry a k t To 17 50/hr C a l Otana at U N * O R C I U N * O R C £ 646-6501

OATA ENTRY CLERK Part time, a l lamoona, 3 -7pm lor bus* Redtord pftyMcal therapy c*n-K Sand reauna with salary requlre-ments to: * * 1 0 Beach Defy, Redtord. 44238

D A T A E N T R Y / K E Y P U N C H

Experienced keypunch operators •rtth mvsrtod «eyt>oer0 and reverse 10-key SomtiAaM arm. Day 4 *ve-rjlny poaRKms Long term

T E M P O R A R Y

R E S O U R C E S

7 3 7 - 1 7 1 1 Livonia - Farmington

SouiMtald 552-0319 T r o y 5 * 4 - 9 2 1 0

ENTRY LEVEL C O M P U T E R OPREATOR

lets a m n C f ,

Mymant drug teal Apply In al: 12800 FMrlana. Uvonla

313-422-5090

Wol 50 + • . Plush atmoa-Terrmc working condltlone.

Major medical, denial, optical. 401K plan Oon't waMI Ca* today and ask lot P*ttv B5l-3flAQ SNELLING PERSONNEL SERVICES

F A R M I N G T O N HILLS

GENERAL CLERICAL/MAIL CLERK Part-time poamon involving variety ol duties Flexible hours and excel-lent work envtronment Hours sre approximately 2 deys 9 0 0 - 3 0 0 snd 3 days 9 0 0 - 1 0 0 Pleeee sand re-sume to SH, P O Box 9 0 6 * Fsrm-mgton Has . Ml 4 * 3 3 3 - 9 0 0 *

R L E C L E R K

We ara one ol Sciuthssal M K W K i i largeet loca accounting firms look mg tor s fu* -ume Me ctork T M s p e r son muei have Iranaportatlon m or der lo make de*»ei iea and ba able to hendto largs Mas BeneHU w a be • » — b i s along with a pleasant working environment Q u a i l e d ap-pscanu pleeee send your reeumee to Box 222. Obeerver 4 Ecoantnc Newspepers, 3 * 2 5 1 Schooicre l t Rd . Uvoma. Mtchlgan 4 * 1 5 0

GENERAL LABOR $150 B O N U S

10 Accepting eppucaoons tor

PRESS O P E R A T O R S JANITORIAL

M A C H I N E S H O P CONTROL PANEL W I R I N G

TOP PAY. O V E R T I M E PAY HOLIDAY PAY.

T E M P - M E D INSURANCE

U w * 4 * 4 - 2 K M Soutnfleld 3S2-1300

S N E L L I N G

T E M P O R A R I E S

G E N E R A L O F F I C E

$1040 /M0 - <te PER HOUR)

Typmp. IMng end enewei'lng pnone Benems plus s»ce*siit working con-ditions Apply 9 - 3 Poet Product*. 2 0 * 5 Franklin Rd.. ml N ol Square Laka Rd) 8 5 9 - 7 2 * 0

GENERAL OFFICE - Full time WordPerfect 4 computer experi-ence preferred Can Mrs Emkom

842-6640

l e g a e x p e n e n beckground , _

Non smokers onfy epply Send

L a g « Secretary P O Box 300

SouthAaid. M l . 4 * 0 3 7

LEGAL SECRETARY 3 yeers experience with proAoem WordPerfect 5 1 4 knowledge ol court procedures R o y a Oak law l»rm Send reeume to PO Bo* » 1 1 0 9 . R o y a Oefc. Ml 4 * 0 * * - 1 1 0 9

LEGAL SECRETARY tor Troy lew firm Word proceeemg and al leesi 1-2 yeers legal axpenence (corpo-rate. aetata planning) required Hon-• m o k e r Send reeume to Office Manager. P O Box 9 9 4 * 4 . Troy, Ml .1 4 * 0 9 9

LEGAL SECRETARY SUBURBAN LOCATION

Our client. a Fortune 100 Corpora-tion. i a alia legal secretary tor laga department Good work Netory 4 desirs tor career advancement sought Comprehens ive benelit peckage 4 salary baaed on axpen-ence C a l Ar th i * Thomas 355-4140

M A C I N T O S H

W O R D P R O C E S S O R S

T o p D o l l a r

G r a p h i c * a p l u s

CALL TOOAY

W O L V E R I N E

T E M P O R A R I E S

3 5 8 - 4 2 7 0

M O R T G A G E POSIT IONS Any Mar TEMPST,

4 location* 645-0900

M O R T G A G E P R O C E S S I N G A a a w a m Data antry. order ntia work, etc B l o o m ! * * ) H a s Long term T E M P S T AFF 64S-OSOO

dependable m d M d u a tor an entry-leva position QuaMled cendtdata m u a be cotr teoue and buamaaa-Hfca with in ca*art lsMphuna a k t Computer knowledge Lotua 1 -2 -3 and WordPerfect required Exoel-•ant working cowdntone with good benelli p e r t age Sand reeume to Ornce/Clenea. P O Box 413. Fsrm-mgton H M . Ml 4 * 3 3 2 - 9 4 1 3 W e promote a drug-free environment Subetance abuaa lasting la pari ol tha pre ampioymai l prnriaaa

An E q u a Opportunity Employer

OFFICE M A N A G E R M e n t a health

c a r * seeks Offtce M a n a g a to su-pervlee buay front ofllce Previous axpenence required Send reeume snd aalary requirements lo: A d m a v inral fve Coortfinelor. P O Box 1092. BloomheM Has. Ml « * 0 1 3

PART-TIME CLERICAL msAebls W Oaar t jom Sharp mt»-Mduals with soma expoeure to com-puters pi'aSanad Lotua 1-2-3 a plus ' you're Between 1#-21 years old and *ve m Wayne County (not Oe-tron). c a l tor appointment 4 * 4 - 1 6 0 0

An E q u a Opportiaety Employer

5 0 4 H a l p W a n t a d

O f f i c a - C l a r i c a l

R E C E P T I O N I S T For a W M * Crazy Ofllce

C a l Beth 4 4 2 - 4 5 9 0

RECEPTIONIST POSITION tor Fsrmmgton H Law Firm U g h l typing Wor 5 1 axpenence helpful Ask tor • t s n e st 932 2 * 0 0

openect

R E C E P T I O N I S T Part Ome poamon tor we* groomed person tor busy Fsrmmgton H a s at-torney's office Aak tor Adrtenne

932 -3500

RECEPTIONIST /TYPIST M s Experienced m

WordPerfect neceeeary. Ouat t /o halplul Hours 8 30 -5 30. M o n - F n Sand i spurns to 293* Watervtoe Dr . f y x t a e t o r H a s . Ml 4 * 3 0 9

RECEPTIONIST/SECRET ARY Needed fu« time tor a variety ol

Typmg and w o r d required Pleeee ca*

3 5 5 - 1 9 * 0

PART TIME RECEPTIONIST 2 poamon* ava t fa to Wad-Sun Spm-10pm Sat 4 Sun 9anv-5pm

Wabeek Country C*jb 855-0700

NEEDED H A R D W O R K I N G ctanca. with heavy data antry axpenence lo work m demanding Mgh praeaure environment Apply a or sand re-sums to Advanced Welch Co 2 * 4 0 0 W * M * a Rd Southfield Ml 4 * 0 3 4

FULL TIME Office Asaastsni poamon avakabla m r e M r a i a n l community m W a a t l a i d Excellent communication and o r g a n l i a u o n a a k « s Computsr knowledge and apt. M e a n g expen-ance p i s i a i a d Salary baaed on ex-perience Benefits. C a * 7 2 9 - 3 * 9 0

An E q u a Opportunity Employer

L E G A L

S E C R E T A R Y

T O $ 2 8 , 0 0 0 Corporeta / ree l estate experience a plus Work for senaor counea Good orgenaeMonal akiBa National Arm. full benefits Fee paid C a l Barb. 772-6760 SNELL ING PERSONNEL SERVICES

G E N E R A L

O F F I C E $ 1 8 , 0 0 0 F E E P A I D

Variety apot tor buay ofltae with rmom boee snd fu l benefits Good organi-zat tona a k t needed Ca* S49-5900 or FAX reeume to 6 4 9 - 3 5 2 6 SNELL ING PERSONNEL SERVICES

OF TROY

H O M E OFFICE needs office * Typmg. IMng. m a c . Part Uma.

i ftexltollty l a / h o u r 1-275/9 s. 471-6514

INSURANCE PERSON/ASSISTANT P a n ome. 9 3 0 a m to n o o n M o n W e d 4 Fri Muet be energetic 4 car-ing. Experienoe p i e f ied . but not

Apply s t C*mc, 37672

Drive. Uvonla. 1* M i a 4 Newburgn) 4 * 4 - 9 * 9 5

JUNIOR A C C O U N T A N T for l o c a CPA Arm, m u a have 1 yr experi-ence Send reeume to Box « 2 * * , Oftearver 4 Eccantric Newspepers. 3 * 2 5 1 SOiootcreft Rd.. Uvoma. Michigan 44150

KEY ENTRY O P E R A T O R S Exper ienced vo lume o p e r a t o r s needed tor day shift Fu» /pen time Flexible hr*.. benems 9 3 7 - 1 1 * 0

C G A I "SECRETARY To 427,000 L r . — . 4 " « e , personal m(u-ry a plus Prnlaeainna sppsasnoe. suburbs, benefits

PARALEGAL. To $27,000 Degree E n w o n m e n t a axpenence helpful, good typing Weetside

A l Feee Company Paid. 772- * 7 * 0 SNELL ING PERSONNEL SERVICES

OFFICE A S S I S T A N T / P A R T TIME Typing. IMng. 4 phones

Two mornings a week. Sam- 1pm a 4 7 4 - 5 2 * 0

O F F I C E C L E R K

mdtvidua needed lor beaic c tanca position m Farmington H t Musi Type eowpm and have data entry ex-perience Call 476-7212

M A R K E T I N G SECRETARY Creat ive envtronmaw tor q u a m e d

pertenoe To 4 6 50 /hr to start C a l Sa*y at UNIFORCE 646-8501

M A R K E T I N G SECRETARY

pertence To t * 50/hr lo start C a * Sa»y a UNIFORCE 846-8501

M E D I C A L / L E G A L SECRETARY Pla int i f fs medica l malpract ice . Southf ie ld Non-smoking office WordPerfect 5 1 355-1727

MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION Phyeica Therapy Ful l ima m Southfield $ 9 plus Experienced T E M P S T A F F 645-0900

M E D I U M SIZE Southfield corporals

tary. salary commensurate wtth ex 355-5600

O R D E R E N T R Y

( E n t r y L e v e l ) Quality buttdmg products dwtnbutor need ! exper ienced Computer Deta-O r d a Entry Peraon Muat ba deiaa oriented and poeeeea good melh • k t Addl t lona duties w a include some g e n e r a Aung 4 various de-per tment /awt lchboerd aaastance S a e r r commenaure te wfth Experi-ence Excellent

P E R S O N N E L

A G E N C Y Ofltae Services Recruiter

People rntxm, and S e e axpen-ence could quaffy you tor a reererd-mo poartlon with SNELL ING PER-SONNEL SERVICES Wa ofler sal-ary. con1 Maun, beneltts. bonuses snd t r a m n g m our system C a l Berrace Fromm al 464 -0909

RAPIDLY G R O W I N G M e d i c a Re-new Compeny hee severe open-ing* Experience m CPT and ICD Codes daeired but not rsquved Medic a terminology 4 computer s k t halplul Salary baaed on expe-rience Send reeume and M a y re-quirements to P a soi m a Dspt 0 Box 279. NorthvMa, 167

RECEPTIONIST - PART TIME Evea 4 weekend* Ptionee ugM typing C a l Glnny, or Terrt, Max Broock R a a Estate 846- 1400

RECEPTIONIST W A N T E D p a l time, al lamoona. l - 5 p m . no experience neceeeary Pleeee epply at 24700 Talegraph. 1 block S ol 10

RECEPTIONIST/OFFICE CLERICAL •or maurance agency m Farmmglon H t Plaaaant ap aaklng voloe. good phone akMs. snd good typing a

451 -2250 m u a C a * Apr* . 451

RECEPTIONIST/GENERAL OFFICE L a g a internat ional corporat ion neede your axce*ant people and phone a k t Experienoe n a c n a a r y To $7 50/hr C a l Rene st UNIFORCE 3 6 7 - 0 6 4 *

RECEPTIONIST NEEDED lor busy Fsrmmgton H t r e a aetata office Experience on mum-ana phone sys-tem helpful Musi type 40 wpm Ralph Manuel Associates Contact

851 -6172

to Pane Window 4 Door Co

2000 Haggerty W BloomttefcJ Ml At tn H. Poaazat

An E q u a Opportunity Employer

P E R M A N E N T . PART-T IME Clar ica poamon wfth Southf lad lew Arm 3-4 h r * daffy. M o n - F n Experv ence wtth IBM PC WordPerfect 6 1 d e a r e d Aak tor U n d a or Brand*

3 5 3 - 7 6 7 5

P R I N T M E D I A A N A L Y S T Financial d e p a r t m e n t of North Woodwerd mut t l -neoona aervtoe compeny hea an n v o e d l e t e openmg tor an antry level Prtnt Media Ane-l y a In the Corpore le F l n a w i a De-partmant C a n d i d a s m u a have a >eea one year'a axpenence on ofltae maannee. CRT. meth eptnude a x ) good analyt lca a k t Send reauma and salary rust o r , m oonfldsnce to Corporele F*rmt Analyst. P O. Box 411ph. Bloomfield H t . Ml 46303 E q u a Opportunity Employer M / F / H

RECEPTIONIST/TYPtST Wanted tor non-emokmg law Arm

• cat 3 5 2 - 4 5 * 0

R E C E P T I O N I S T / S E C R E T A R Y -King energetic prcilassinna p a -

wrth paraonaaty plua Tampo-rary ooaltlon may laed lo p a m a n e n l p o a t f c n - I W l r s / w k . $7/hr

E q u t r u a Mortgage Corp Aak tor Rod or Jeff 462-5990

5 0 4 H a l p W a n t e d

O f f i c a - C l a r i c a i

RECEPTIONIST/SWITCHBOARD A Forume 500 compeny loceted ai SouthAeld '» looking tor someon* who hea good, communication a k t

personality Sand reeumee to l -R. P 0 Box « 2 0 9 SouthAeM Ml 4 * 0 3 7 , Attention Ann

5 0 4 H a l p W a n t a d

O f f i c a - C l a r i c a l

RECEPTIONIST/ PURCHASING CLERK

Macheiery manufectura 'equ^ee m d M d u a capable ol handing di-veraa dutiee In t e a peoed environ-ment Strong phone praacenoa end typmg a k t sOeokrtefy required Salary coommeneurate with axpen-ence Pleeee aubmlt reaume 4 wrier of appacauon to Snamoa Corp 45901 Five MUa Plymouth M 4 * 1 7 0 , ettn Puchaamg M a n a g a

R E C E P T I O N I S T S J O B S H A R E

opening tor two experv.

Btrmanghem i t telephone

Send •race 4 personalty snd wege requirements to Porvm. Tobes I B u m s i a n PC a 3 0 * 0 0 Talegraph Rd Sune 2255 Bingham Farms. Ml 4 * 0 2 5 - 9 9 5 6

RECEPTIONIST tor buay ewf tchboad weh service organization TMa poemon reqtarea some secretarta and word procaea-mg dutiee Send reeimie and salary requirements to: MartU T r a v « Co 17370 L a u r a Park Or N s 3 * 0 . LNonla. M l 4 * 1 5 2 462-4150

RECEPTIONIST/CLERICAL - F u l time M u a have 1 yr experience m WordPerfect data antry and excel-lent phone s k t . Typing alao n a aary Some g e n e r a bookkeeping experience helpful Send reeume

Mufti Bank Service* 26411 North weelern Hwy =1350

Southf lad. Mi 46034

R E C E P T I O N I S T P L U S Was establish*d m d u a n a manufac-turer ' ! rep W rwt f ia i '1 suburti offers s variety of cheflenging reaponaibflt-tiee tor a wea organized person wtth

eest 2 yeers buansss expen-e Needs multi-l lns phone

arAchboerd techniques snd type 40wpm Good salary 4 beneltts Ad-vancement potent ia Non-smokmg ofltae Send reeume lo Box 2 8 } Ob-earver 4 Eccentric Newspaper* 3 * 2 5 1 Schoolcr aft Rd Uvonla. Michigan 4 6 1 5 0

SALES ORDER CLERK bis tor t a i n o r d a antry. shipment trecmg 4 werrsnty return* In s com-puterized environment Experience wfth Solomon Id software ilasii'afl Send reeume 4 salary hlalory marked con Aden n a lo Office Marv

, 25700 Princeton. Dearborn Heights Ml 44125

RECEPTIONIST tor Bloom held office, entry leva position wrth benefits C e l Kim 3 3 5 - 0 2 * 0

RECEPTIONIST - typing 40 wpm experience wfth n j l t M m phones, p ro lesaona C a l 4 * 4 - 7 0 7 4

ETD Tamporary Service

RECEPTIONIST - Dels antry axpen-ence. good typmg C a r e * opportu-nity Fee p a d 2 * 7 - * 0 2 0

LEONARD * ASSOCIATES

RECEPTIONIST 7 anas, busy p m l s a a u n a SouthAeM ofltae WordPer fect 10 weeks TEMPSTAFF 645 -0900

RECEPTIONIST U p e c a e Birming-ham showroom m need of a part " m e cashier /rscepuonia tor Satur-days $ * 2S/hr Csah ia experience helpful Can C a r l o * 6 4 6 - 7 8 4 7

SALES SECRETARY smoking company sseks sharp

mdtvidua wnn inmatNe and good secrasr ta s k t t o work Aexibie l o u r * Typmg 40 wpm snd sMUty t o work we* wfth others s m u a 1 Send resums t o Sale* SecrMary P 0 Box 30C SouthAeM M i . 4 * 0 3 7

SENIOR SECRETARY tor Praadent ol growing National Commercial R e a Estats Arm to be s key communicator wtth m a v a g e n and the pubac Lotus snd Word proceeemg a k t sppked lo corporste correspondence, leases monthly o p a a t m g 4 issalna reports Musts M S W o r d / W o r d Psrtocl (70 wpm). Lotus experience gener-ating reports, l am Starry with complex AAng system*, snd 5 yeers ofAce experience 2 yeers executive support M S W O R O s plus Reepond with Reeume snd S a e r y reqmre-

EPT X S 1 0 1 5 P O Box 8 6 4 9

Ann Arbor, Ml 4 * 1 0 7 - 4 6 4 9 An E q u a Opportunity Employer

enced recepUomeU tor SouthflsM ofltae Outiaa Include a muiti-ime pnone system, Irom office recep-tion, Ught typmg end clenca support aa needed Hours 4 « > - 1 0 0 or 1 2 0 0 - 6 0 0 Send resums lo Box 2 *4 O b e e r v a 4 Eocentrtc Newspe-pers. 3 * 2 5 1 Schoolcrsfl Rd . Lhro-ma. Michigan 4 *150

B I R M I N G H A M OFFICE seeks Da-pertment Secretary E x : a l a r l Typ-ing and g r a m m a s k t sre s n * i a C o m p u t a experience helplul. • « tram the nght person Has * sn En-try l e v a poeltion with iua benefits C e l 64*-11SO or torwerd reeume to PRO THERAPY P 0 Box 6 0 9 BioomAad H t . Ml 46303

An E q u a O p p o r t u n i t y E m p l o y e r

S E C R E T A R Y - F u * t i m e lor pr tva le s c h o o l m R o c h e e t a H t ' l w , y e a r o u n d p o a t i o n Only « x p « , • n e e d c a n d i d a t e s w a b * c o n a i d a a d S k t m u e t i n c l u d e g o o d p u b -i c r e l a t i o n s 4 t e l e p h o n e m a n n e r O r g a n t z a t l o n a s b i m , c o m p u t e , k n o w l e d g e a l o n g with r o wprr rap-ing a p e e d Is a l a o n e c e a s a r , C a l b e t w e e n l O e m 12noon or 2 p m

6 * » » S « C

S E C R E T A R Y - P A R T TIME F l e o u . s c h e O u l * * v * u s o i e to r a o m a o n e «.<n k n o w l e d g e o l W o r d p e r f a c ! a n o i r e a b a t y t o w o r k m d e p e n d e n ^ Beeu-trtul B l o o m f t e M H l l s o f l l c e C a l A n n * 3 3 1603

S E C R E T A R Y RECEPTIONIST F o r b u a y L a t h r u p VMage USOK*.. D e n t a o f l l c e I n t e l l i gen t tle.XM* e x c e a a r v t t y p w t F u l t a n a p a m * r * n t poa r t lon C e l U e a 4 4 3 2 3 0 0

S E C R E T A R Y / R E C E P T I O N t S r

lor a p e r s o n e b i e m d t v i d u a wttr *>. c e a e n t c o m m u n i c a i i o n s n d o n o r e s k t Must h a v e a c c u r a l s typino s k t ' W o r d P e r f e c t 5 1 * r e a piu.) G r e a t t e e m e n v i r o n m e n t with ^oofl c o m p e n s a t i o n - Aex ib le tvou ' t owv a s l y 9 e m - 3 p m P t e e s * s a . a •*. s u m a t o

M r * M a r y Bar t i e t i S c h m a l U 4 C o m p a n y p c 2 7 7 7 7 Frankfcn R a > 9 6 0

S o u t h f l a d Mi 4 * 0 3 4

SECRETARIAL POSITION Nursing Homs Management Com peny loceted m Barmmgham has a poat ion lor a secretary with 1-2 yeers of experience Salary com-manaurata with experience, excel-lent fringe benefits and opportunity tor promotion tmereeted eppscants eend reaume and salary history to

Human Hea purees-'1 AN

P 0 Box 8*26 Ann Arbor Ml 4 *107

An E q u a Opportunity Employv

S E C R E T A R Y / A D M I N I S T R A T I V E ASSISTANT - p ro fsaaona orgam-

an seeking person wtth office m s n a n g e m e n t s k i l l s F l n a r v c i a . bookkeeping, c o m p u t a experience

M d Abafty to work 4 meet wtth people Reaume l o AaaNtant Box 2 *4 O b e e r v a 4 Eccentric Newspa pars. 3 * 2 5 1 Schoolcrsfl Rd Uvo-nla. Michigan 48150

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129 Landscap ing BLUE GRASS I -AWN SUPPLIES

OPEN 7 0AYS

6 5 e / v a r d PICK-UPXINLY

10*50 W 7 MILE RD Between NepMr 6 Chubb Rd

348-1880 HYOROSEEOfNG

- UNI-LOCK WALKWAYS D E C K S • REGAINING WALLS • COMPLETE LANDSCAPE SERV

DESIGNER ON STAFF B4L LANDSCAPING S47-6439

HYDR0SEEDING • Bnck Walkways • Patios

: • R e t e m v W a n • Complete Lkndecapmg

Designer On Staff B & L L a n d s c a p i n g

547-6439 J & J LANDSCAPING

f aH c*eenup* tnom A 1r#-moo<3 Ht *mcm corO S4 7 7703

135 Lawn Main tenance

FALL CLEAN-UP Great FOC low price

Rocky. 722-2243

FALL CLEAN-UPS Free Estimetea

737 7059

G O R D O N S LAWN 4 HOME CARE Lawn Maintenance landecapmg. tree 4 ahrub trimming mow remov a chra tma* dacoretmg 451-1508

MARK S LAWN CARE F a l clean-up g u t i a ctoanmg. heoge tnmminQ snow - e m o v a C a l tor tree aet imat* 525 -805*

R & H FaH Clear clpe - I eat Remove Steve, 538- 1 M B S 3 6 - 7 T M ;

SM'TTY S CUT 4 CARE

165 Paint ing/

Decorat ing i w Ka inung/

Decora t ing

TAKING ORDERS to. te l a e a r upe 4 rea anow r * m o v a -ea* -atea 10S diecocmt tor eeruor OKzena

! r Crtpper Landscape 547 5 M i

S M A L L OFFICE C L E A N I N G Thorough Dependable Honeat

Mini band* re lngeraors baee-b o a d s v o u o e c 326 29 *6

MR SHOVEL LANDSCAPING Sod • RESOOOING • Grading

ow A/*e> Repaired EaumaMa Oueaty Work

Paul 7 2 9 - * 2 * 7

Or

T J SERVICES CLEANING * MAINTENANCE

Dependable Service 4 LOW Pncee C a t Ten 729-49*3

129 Landscap ing ACQUIRE AFFORDABLE

LANDSCAPING BY LaCOURE Cc n i p t e lendacepe aervicee Hi

a weenmg i bnck* lo mek* S n o w p k w n g ! C « l tor Free E l

ADMIRE YOUR YARD

Lamecapmg ai»«iaee undargrwrnd apnnaiara n i m m 4 aanaced 'en-

l u m p Pumo Camei Dremage pro«»-w l o r m g Bershoe work tracfo. work pipe puBng irucking fuG OR SMALL HACKER SERVICES 4 7 4 - * * 14 I

QUALITY SERVICE SINCE ' 9 4 *

NOBLES LANDSCAPE SUPPLIES

BOULDERS • Decorative I Dnvaway Stem* • ' o p e o a e P e e t Topeoi Mix

• Shred Berk a W a i Stone • interlocking Pavers e Pe»o

* Bwcke e Landscape Timpers Pickup or Delven,

4 74-4922

0 & G GRADING BecaAiN 4 ' o p S o l

Dora . 4 Demo Work 477 2 * 0 5

T0PS0IL * Spec ia l *

7 Yard* Screened Top S o l D a $95 P lan ing G/edmg Tractor Work

R a n d a l L a n d s c a p e

138 L a w n Spr ink l ing ADMIRE YOUR . » * > i

Sprmaia. n e t a t t i o n eervice 4 repee wmteramg HACKER SERVICES 474-8914

j QUALITY SERVICE S INCE 194*

WINTERIZE BLOW OUT Commence! 4 Oee oeruw h o m $45

A BARGAIN PRICE

SPECIAL 5 0 % off A C T I O N P A I N T I N G

interior - Exterior Drywai 4 Ptasla.

Spray Textured Ca"in®a Paper Hangmg 4 R e m o v e

Brick Cleaning 4 Wood Starting A L U M I N U M SIDING REFINISHING

- OuaHty Work 4 Free E*T For Service »1 Your Area C a

5 2 4 - 6 1 8 7

A BETTER JOB REASONABLE RATES

SCf PAINTING Interior Extend! Staming

P i a a t a 'epar 4 drywai Spray tax' j rao cel ing*

Paper h e r v n g 4 remova Akjmmum Stomg RehnWwig Your Sansfecion guaranteed

•4th * wrmen warranty

Free Appraisal 421-2241

ABSOLUTELY THE BEST!

•NTERiOR P k i N ' i N G S P E C I A L S * 'Ourneymen with 20 yr* axpenence

Orywel Piaafa Rapeir ' o u r aafisfection gueraniaed

OR NO PAYMENT Avwrege room from $50

A l Work Don* By M * 'VAN 533-3445

ALEX S PAINTING IS yrs OeaBen,tia 4 C o m m e r o a

•e Eat 647 5 7 0 *

EUROPEAN TOUCH

WALLPAPER - PAINTING GLAZING MAR8L.2. ING

FREE ESTIMATES INSURED '

879-2300

F a n t a s t i c P r i c e s 5 0 % O f t

Estimate ' o d a y • P i m i Tomorrow

INTERIOR - EXTERIOR

COMPLETELY INSURED

165 Paint ing/

Decorat ing

233 R o o f i n g

425-9805 • 223-9885 .887-7498-

I 'LL MAKE YOUR NEEDS (easy)

CALL 540-7106 duality Pamtmg

Thorough Preperetion X I Work Done By Owne.

SHULMAN 4 MA LASH PAINTING 4 DECORATING

inlanor "exterior Re prme " e e ee' 9 * 7 - 1 * 7 2

*HE Dl-IRBIN C O M P A H -Fma mienor Pamtmg

meured Free Estimatae 6*4 -66 T9

200 Plastering COMPLETE ORYWALL SERVICE

New construction drywai 4 piaster repairs nail pop*

Frae Est Jerry 3 4 7 - 5 9 4 4

JACK S WA«_L REPAIR SpecHMong m Outt I t o rywel 4 w a t a -seeks L icanaad m m r a d S m a l mbs welcomed 4 * 2 - 2 5 5 0

• A- I PLASTER 4 DRY WALL • Master Ptesia Dual tree repaes w a a damage S m a l n M waiciome 3 ' yrs exp Uc 4 ma 478- 7949

PLASTERING 4 DRYWALL

AAA APEX ROOFING. INC CXiaaty work completed eath p n d e Famay owned Uc- ina Fair pr ice*

For Honaafy 4 integrity c a l Deys 855-7223 Anytime 4 7 * - * M 4

AAA QUALITY WORK

M O D E R N R O O F I N G Ot L I V O N I A

S h m g t proaaaaonaPy v i s t a t d A l typai oi i a p n

T e a o t s our apectafr, $50 o f with tha ad

Senior Dtacoimt U c i n s Free Estimate 477-8200

ALL ROOF ..EAKS STOPPED New Roof* S a e m a e i Gun ars

• vents f i a a ' a i u O r v t e o g e v e t n Guerenteed ne<aencee Free Est

| Licensed 629 -2733

ALL TOPS ROOFING Re- Roofs T e a OAs New Roots

20 yr Established Buemeee -icanaad 4 meired 4 G u a a n t e e d

ineurence Wort C H 9 8 ' - 1 l 1 8

2S3 S n o w R e m o v a l BOB S LANOSCAPtNG

Snow rVma-ig 4 Saffmg Comman-c a 4 Industrie Apt 4 Conooa s t ree * * Fu»y maurad 5 2 5 - 3 1 * 3

COMPLETE S N O W SERVICE Servicing a i types c o m m e r c e propertiae 24 hour dependable service 5 2 2 - 6 5 3 :

GFIOUNOWORKS 375-1310 Snow Remova 4 Saflmg

me i *ed 4 Bonded 15 Yrs of (

PROFESSK>«AL SNOW P L O W I N G C O M M E R C I A L 4 RESIDENTIAL

S E A S O N A L OR PER PUSH R A ' E S G R O U P RATES AV AILABLE

HACKER SERVICES 4 7 4 - 6 9 ' 4 Q U A U T Y SERVICE SINCE 1S46

SNOW BUSTERS WANTS YOU!

Snow plow -artvers with own truca end at west 1

453-9353

' n m m m g wee and stump - e m o v a

Si citizens (Hecount 522-5948

R 4 R S TREE SERVICE KWEE ES -1MATES • INSURED

RON 522-5731 "699-5009

S T U M P R E M O V A L Nc rerd damage buehe* -amoveo o e a n - » « 4 lendecape available wis Free Eat ' v e w o o d Gerry 4 2 9 - 4 1 2 *

SNOWPL OWING

State LK 34* -2447

3 1 3 4 * 2 - 0 0 4 8

STUCCO - Arty ceiling $50 Ptastei rspa . SON o f

559-35 t0

471-2600 * s»er ler^-age s o «« r«part

«OOfTNG N v ffs A Special ly Gutters

FLAT ROOF PROBLEMS? •oof* mat a lao on l e i

' R E E TRIMMER - NOT TRYING T O ' G F T R i C H J U S T MAKE A L i V t G

r i e i i a x e u • maurad • Fr«* Eanmeiea Sermor Ratee 623- 15*2 or 444 27 17

L O W R A T E S

476-0011

215 P l u m b i n g C a l SAM S PL

PAT'S ROOFING OF LIVONIA

SNOW REMOVAL Groupe of 3 or more only

Clear Raaepe Wort 2 8 * - 3 2 9 8

261 T e l e v i s i o n , VCR

R a d i o , CB • TV VCR REPAIR *

277 U p h o l s t e r y J C S u P K K . S T E R a « G

Home 4 office tomhre boat m e n -o r * 'urmture rape* ' - e e Esamaeee 4 2 1 - 7 7 1 * 534-3077

937-09*0

WINTERIZE N O W

Cat Weter u * « e 255 -39 V

150 M o v i n g ^ Storage BOS MOVING 4 SERVICE INC

Amy Size J o e ReeaiaCMe Rate*

F 'eeEanmale maureo 4 * 2 * 1 7 2

0 4 J M O V I N G 4 HA-Ul INC. Horoe 4 OfAce Moving Gerage 4

emova Oiec l - lAclenl 4 'ree Ea «S4 o*so

AN ATTRACTIVE OUTOOOR ENVIRONMENT FOR YOOR HOME

O n * * Rn* n e a g r 4 Servtoe ha* 18 yrx prokaaakma axpenence Wa

1 1 * V cuaaom b r * k | aaona

135 L a w n M a i n t e n a n c e ALWAYS OEPENOABLE

O FALL C L E A N UP SPECIALS « - Lawn txiftmg - Edging

• S h m * k s i . i w i g • rkeeenr suae FREE ESTIMATESI

4RE A M M A l S CHEWING UP Y O U " i A W N 7 I ae we car k m your ( • O f Foi e t c a l * 4 0 i m n a Control iMirr- Q*IR approved! Oakland Counfy

Autumn S p e o a $42 HR

752-4321 or ' * 0 C 8 ' 5 ' 2 3 8

INDEPENDENT MOVING Eae aiaa n a m HcaneeaMP-SC I i * * 7 8

Coiaseoiia Caratm 4 Competent LOW RATES 548-0125;

ALL TYPES OF PAINTING And w e a p a p a removal Drywai re-p a r AJumiraan aidmg pemted m e / r e f Mark Larman 3 9 * 2737

A N N ARBOR D E C O R A ' I N G - Pamtmg - W e l p a p w m g • Cirywei • t h e a e . Repar • Aef 4 Free E a

4*4 5 * 0 7 4*7 1992

BOB E M f R S E N S C U S T O M PAINT ING

' 0 yr* exp an/Eat G u a e n t e e d 281 3 * 7 1

BRUSH PAINTING CO mt E l l Walpepwnng LK 4 in* F -ee E a 543-1704

. < * * M a l e C a d s accepted

CALOS Cuetom Pamtmg Compa

W * Ar* m 1 a a t 4 Ext Pwntmg k * For nee*

PAINTING P A P E R I N G 4 W

Free P O - I « 4 d e l er. LIE S i Otacownt* 22 yr* esp

says Moke 7 5 * - * 3 '

284 WeMpepenng ALL O U R WORK G U A R A N T E E D

P * p e n n g Stnppmg 4 Hanging Pieetenng 4 Pamtmg Esp Ue

C e l soe o . Karan 4 2 2 - 5 * 7 2

PAINTING * v MfCHAE Quaaty mt Eat Sxammg Slucco Akmummi Sidmg ReRmehmg Deck P r e s e r v e W a l i p a p e . remova l Orywel RepaK Free E a 349 ' 4 9 9

PRECISION PAINTING INC

299 Ti le W o r k AL.L

S O U T H T « L D 5 * 7 - * * I t F A R M I N G ' O N 477 -0 *84

Stane ig Dry W e i

A i . P . U M e i N G 4 H O M E REPAIR > e m • • S e w w t - Hoi Wa w ' enaa

cherge uier 4 7 6 - 0 9 * 7

i C E N S E D PLUMC Af Repeirs 4 Remod kakng

work Juerii1 •eafl . i>el 3 2 * - 3 5 2 7

Q U A L I T Y R O O F I N G Dan Root 422-5683

ACE TYLERS E X T R A O R O a t A M E T t Mertke R e - » o m Rapes

' n E a Cat Lee anytime ' 2 9 ' * » 6

THE WALLPAPER LADY Hanging rsanppeig

' » »rs Exp Rees R a w * Cea Kemy et * * * - 2 e i 2

P A4fUNG W O R * DONE

683-84 70 ROOFING

Sua Hew 8 Repa*

W i l l b e a t a n y p r i c e !

30 IF* expenenc

CERAa«C THE W O t WANTED REASONABLE RATES

349-1785 QOVANI STYLE

C e r a m a c i t Quarry t t 4 H e w

W A L l PAPER t S T A L L A T O N REMOVAL TOO

REFERENCES PROUDLY o w t a , CALL M A t * 7 T . f « a

WALLPAPER REMOVAL •NSoftEO

A R N O L D GOLOIN 3 5 * O W *

4 7 1 - 2 6 0 0 P a p e r i n g R e m o v a l P a i n t i n g .

557-5595 RK PAINTING • 4 1 i t We taia isRie m rn typae a*

471-2600 4 Ail Aafc -ja About QK0 OittUng

478-4398 MORGAN TILE K MAPBi E

M h g y a r u e 4 ma Free E n 422 " * * 7 562-0452 4 7 1 - 2 6 0 0 8 3 5 8 6 1 0

Pulty w a r * I A A n g X n , K i t Of Gaaae work • a T r a t 25 Yra C e l Ken

FALL CLEAN-UP Cat Grear A a n g a La iNtocapra r prvwouoae I M 9 H 3 asm 2 7 3 T r e e S e r v i c e

STEVE'S FALL CLEAN UP CMEAPt

261-3793 P A I N T I N G S E R V I C E

WE DO IT ALL

5 0 S o f f m i t X t * IS ' a a t i a

^ • 4 7 1 - 2 6 0 0 New 4 -apee - n r * n g c e t ^ M j ^ y OAYLITE PAINTING CO

4 TIONAL TRBi 4 S T U M P

MTratttri BONOED A INSURED

669 49 7 5 540-: 136 656-7370

GET RESULTS GET RESULTS TITO

Ouaaty wort a Our prmnty OW RETE DESIGN 8 SERVICE

A p p t e L a n d s c a p i n g & D i v e r s i f i e d S e r v i c e s

4 0 * O A E M C i d a y . O c t o b e r 2 1 . 1 ® 9 1

506 Help Wanted LOOWMQ P M A n w u v a ^ l

I * 0 * * p h q M m w t — » M ^ a d i

MANAOCMCNT 4 TALCT

SALES ASSOCIATES . (FHMtm6> i » your W M M H ) H M and you

" " " — " — m i ) —

IM U F W -29*4674

M O B I L E H O M E S U « M « • % Homa* MTWIQ Men. # • * » yra M M * lo M m c

I r RPU* 1 *. SePm

Joemnga throughout <M»o J U T T l i V A t i r * HOMES.

346-2SOO

NOW HIRING Managai 1 C M tor

Mora KI T M M Oaks Ma* P M M 9 0 4 7 SO Ca* 1-600-746-8905

5 0 6 f M p W t n M S s i N

poaehad H M ana*. we a m , u> l a * wan yout

I ' • looking lor ad • " • I M individual* L — ment potanUM tor our Wonderland

mam oppoflunnai and w n c * W w n l l i m - b e n e R U m our sslabMfisd expanding compare It yow'i •Mad m a I4k< gold career contact Mr KJrvar lor an appl

929-4232 MEYERS JEWELERS

Equal Opportunity Empto

REAL ESTATE sr/Manager Tra*

OPPORTUMrrr - Mam o T Qardans has an opening o n a seNs ccsmeei «n# atari Wa ara looklnB V» man 6 woman or good cltaraclar. who ara 4 k < t «> * » » tn reSum lor a perma-nanl good ncoma opportunity Sales experience piefened but not required. wa tram you to aaav* your m e n u II you ara an *mt»-Hous person age a no 'actor It you Ju*M| ca* George lor a par

922-2200

PART TIME INCOME FOR HOMEMAKERS

CALL GERRY 0*3 )802 . W O

PERSONAL FINANCIAL PLANNER ICS Financial Service* Inc. v Arnancan E>praaa Company m ol-

plua opportunity to eern eomntleMon* Oagraa and 2 years salaa or professional experience ra-auvad Confidential Interview ca* Mr Karvd 827 1230

Equal Opportunity Employer M'F

PERSON NEEDED to do fob pro-curement and placement lor agency serving deu*h>pmant*6y O u t a d adults Candidal* muat have a BA in t u r a n or m a n f l (laid Applicant •hoMO have pnor experience work-mg with ina 0 D population and ba 'smiiasi with dapartmani ot labor isgulslions Excellent salary 4 bene-ms Sand raauma lo Mr Stew 77499 Schoolcraft. Uvoma. Ml 4 * ISO

A<i Equal Opportunity Empioyar

QUESTIONNAIRE TAKERS Part lima lor school program $4 BOftr - commlaaton W W*yne County Joe. 1 (800) 896-1207

R E A L E S T A T E C L A S S E S

Learn now to oWav your Macfugan Real Est ata license Our - wa lauglst by experienced prolaaeiyv ats State ol Ih* art facility Day Mid PM C*SSSM available H 2 5 inciudee tuition and matartats For mora information cal during Ouwness H o n

I-600-9B9-2121

experienced raw aatata parson

not n i rcaaa a i , *Na«y m cooHdanca lo Mlka Oamary MCLP-U-BCLL ot

atrmmghanvSloomftald 646-6870

506 Halp Wantad Sales SALES/MARKET UNO

to Box «272 Obeerver * Eccantric Newspaper a. 3 *291 Schoolcraft Rd UmxWL Michigan 4*190

SALESPERSON TO CALL ON

BOIL OCRS * CONTRACTORS Bu**ng matartal datntMMor naa poemon lor an sggraaai a aeff motivated caraar aaiaa parson ic maaa daify MUaa ca*a In Oakland Livtngaton 4 Wayne County WW pay

commlaaton, auto 4 panaaa reimbursed Blut OroM

_ ueedey Oct 22. 18*1 Irom 9am HI 12 Noon at Wlmaatt Bunding Malarial* »S9 Oakland Ava . Pontiac. Ml

506 Halp Wantad Salaa

tor l iar" ark at mg 1 customer ear 4 organ-

katmg a^Mrtanca a muat Hourfy

to 12110 4* 1J0 Altar

REAL ESTATE SALES PEOPLE Expananoa or am* tram

C a l 422-9020

RETAIL SALES Ful nma and part lima oparanga lor Dacota attfi outgoing parsonaKty and anfoy aarvmg cuatomars n ra-lan anvtronmant Wa'ra a Ha*mark Gold Crown store Mtti o«*c» aup-paee Appty In parson Cotontai Card. 37629 Five MUa. LNonta. 444*9 W Ann Arbor Rd . Plymouth

RETAIL SALESPERSON FULL TIME - KITCHEN GLAMOR. NOVI TOWN CENTER APPLY WED THURS FRI BETWEEN 10 4 3 OR CALL FOR APPT 937-1300

SALES PERSON

LILLIE RUBIN Pan tuna sales parson naadad kx ladMa Mgn taanwn drees salon Ex-perience m better womens apparel Salary * commiaaton Call Suierta Twalva Oaks Mai. 347-2727

An Equal Opportunity Empioyar

SALES POSITIONS opan Muat be a •wgNy motivated leam player H « N eet commissions m the induatry WW tram Apply m person Home Oas-Ings. 29929 W 8 Mite, Radford

RETAIL SALES Ful or pan time, fleuble nours Wei eataoasnad ratal store N WooO ward area 946-7393

SALES COUNTER/STOCK Poemon part time/full time, avauaole m Commercial Paint Store Naad snare individuals lor tast-pacad an vKonmanl Computer esperienca prelerred but not necessary, ami tram Soma heavy lifting required Appty m person at United Pamt. 246*1 Tategrapn Southfwd. MI NO telaphone cane pleaae

REAL ESTATE SALES 929.000 Guaranteed' II you afways wanted to start a career In raat ee-lete but leit you coiAdn i take a etianca on a lowar Vat year income, now a me nme 10 get atartad Cal Trtcfte at 34*-*430 K> And out about our guaranteed income program, and start snmedlaMty ma caraar ftald V unamnec potential REAL ESTATE ONE EOC

Satee/Educatton S A L E S T R A I N E E

925-30 000 - + 1ST YR. P F Cower a or Macmatan Inc one ot me workj s largest pub-lishers or sducattonw materials »

SALES ENGINEER aeaaonad pro leesionw wantad to lom our team Products indwda aswflr 4 build ol lest systems/macMnas. electronics,

ware PC board, rrMMary. etc Minimum 2 years experience re-ijuirad Provan track racord or suc-

I s must Excslsi'i benetlts-prottl sfiarmg. mum-mnon dollar company Rapry with raauma lo Sales Manager Box 24« Obeervw

Eccentric Newspapers 36251 ScnoorcrsTT Rd . Livoma. Micngan 4*150

SALES - EXCITING NEW CAREER

$700-$2.000 weekly Run 4 managa hundreds ot retail fund raiatng socounts wnh music 4 video products Immediate income weakly reorders Ca* 818-783-8397

SALES/MANAGER TRAINEE A larga. national corporation look-ing lor an individual wtth ambition lo earn 930.000 par yaw plus Wiling to Ran at bottom 4 laam new busi-ness Cal 925-6285

the Metro Oetron area This a s tantasuc ground Door opportunity to iom ona ol the moet respected names m the educational field «rt are looking lor potential rathw than sxpenence Our protaa-• o n a Irammg a second to none Outstanding compensat ion, bonuiea 4 incentives Car required For s confidential mtervtew can Mon only. 9 30-3

5 6 9 - 0 6 4 5

S A L E S P O S I T I O N

Hovtngs Busmees Systems Inc., s Fortune 500 company and Michi-gan s largaat authorized Canon deeMr. a searching lor motivated high achieving individuals to )om us ss Sales Consultants in tha Detroit Matro Area Candldatea musl hava two yeera outside sales experience

SALES REP - Base 925 000 f commission to 945 300 1st yr Local salaa office. 3 yra outside sales Degree preterrad 473-7210

Steven J Greene Parsonnw

SALES SALES"! Se«mg for s Food Co thai has been m buaineea tor ovar 44 yaws Leeds Set 4 Furnished Salary plus Com-mission plus Iua Co Banants Now Iwwig in our Ptymouth office Apply In person

RICH PLAN ot PLYMOUTH 9397 General Or Ste 123

TELEMARKETING Permenent sow Hon hourly pfue bonua. make tag money part Uma evenings We lur-«efi wads you sat appointments Experienoe preferred but wm Iram nghi parson Ca* 11am to ipm or ftpm to 8pm Mon mru Fn 932-406*

TELEMARKETING Psrsuasne phone tor expanding na-tional company Experience neces-sary l*yhr ptus top bonus Cal Tom al UNIFORCE 646-8900

TRAVEL AGENCY SALES Experi-enced salaa person needed tor oul-slds commission l l l l l Growing company wtth greet opportunity tor the right person Cal Jem 397-3280

507 Halp Wantad Part Tlma

DISCOVERY TOYS has openings lo demonstrate 4 sel outstanding daveiopmeniw toys books 4 gamee to parants 4 «—1*1 Irs m than homes 4 schools *ou naad no salaa experience. Met a love of toys 4 an appreciation ol cWWren 4 how they play Pan time AaxlMRy lo meal lamay needs

C M S a w DtrKtoi OeOCMe Corteam 491-000*

GENERAL CLERICAL/MAIL CLERK Pan-time poamon mvoMng .wiety of duties Flexible hours snd sxcW •snt work smtronmant Hours ara approximately 2 days 9 00 -300 and 3 days 9:00-100 Pleeee send re-wlme to SH. P 0 . Box 90*6, Fwm-Ington Hias. Ml 4*333-90*6

LADIES SELL UNDERGOVERWEAR kngane st homs parties 990-9150 •1eri i ^ lee Cw needed Oct

349-6225

WESTLANO 3 bedroom brick 4 aluminum ranch wrth ful baaamenl family room with Arapiaca 4 garage anpeccatae condition W of Wayna

Rd Aak lor Arms Cantury 21 Dynamic 728-8000

WOULD you mvaW $49 for a month-ly income oT S2000 or more. All you need a a phone" For mora informa-tion on the opportunity of the 90 t ca* 1-800-827-58*9 Ext F1093

507 Halp Wantad Part Tlma

ASSISTANT TEACHERS needed rn-medietefy AM 4 PM shifts Waal Bloom hew area Call 661-1000. ext 299

oft Arm Arbor Rd near For information, 1-800-556-1 £ 3 * 3

S A L E S Seers annate looking for expert enced one-ca« doeers Pre-sei. pre-qualltted appointmants No phone soaated leads Potantial eernings o« 990-960K pw yeer

Benefits snd 401K available Paid faming

WINNERS ONLY NEED APPLY

R O D M U L L H O L A N D 3 1 3 - 9 5 3 - 2 6 7 0

M O N D A Y O N L Y 9 A M - 5 P M

ATTENTION!! • Christmas is Coming Soon •Earn 95-912 Hour

To Insure Santa Delivers • Pan Time Can Lead To

Full Time Employ man I • ideal For Students.

Homemakers 4 Retirees • Remember • It's Always

Christmas A! NOEL INC Tom or Mike ' 1-flpm 392-6287

SALES TRAINEE For recycling and rubbish removal company C a l between 9am 4 11am onfy 292-0*00 ext 14

with a provan track record

Hovtnga offers an extensive framing program in addition lo Ihe finest benefits and compensation in tha Industry

Sand your reuaume m confidence

Hovmga Buaineea Systems mc 41180 Bridge Street

Novi Michigan 4*375-1300 Attention GenerW Salaa M a n ^ w

I N T E R E S T E D I N A

R E A L E S T A T E C A R E E R ?

Let us teach you how to list and sell in our t ra in ing classes.

100% Commiss ion P r o g r a m Pre-l icense classes beg in

November 12, 1991 Classes held Tuesday & Thursday

6-10 p.m.

For conf ident ia l in terv iew or in format ion call:

B e t t e B a l l 6 4 7 - 6 4 0 0

Chamber te in R E A L T O R S *

S i n c e 1 9 4 8

A n a m e y o u c a n d e p e n d o n

i n R e a l E s t a t e !

TELEMARKETERS - Buy-Rita Win-dow Experienced Day or evening shifts Ful or part nma. Top pay. hourtyptua. 471-5*00

TELEMARKETER NEEDED pan time mornings. Rochaetw , Molo Photo Experience pralerred

379-1999

TELEMARKETERS 4 for greatw Detroit area Fun 4 pan tlma. flexible hours Experience pre-ler-ed No hard la ia i C a l Mon thru Fri , 9am-5pm. 917-793-9597

TELEMARKETERS No cold calla If you ara experienceo 4 enthusiastic, we have an opportu-nity lor you 96 to $13 hr plus bonuses Setting quekfted appoint-ments. working afternoons Mon -Fn from 3pm-9pm, Sat 10am-3pm W Bloomfield office Call Barry. Mon thru Fri . aftar 2pm

932-5174

TELEMARKETING Expenencad telemarketers Immedi-ate openings Part or full time Hourly pkia commiaelon Cal Trudy at UNIFOFICE 357-0037

TELEMARKETING Persuasive phone for expanding na-tion* company Experience necaa-aary $ft/hr plua loo bonua

ORCE CalTonlatUNIFC 646-8500

TELEMARKETING Local distributor la eeekmg aggres-sive experwncd telemarketing indi-vidual Flexible hours, pan time wrth Oase pay 4 incentives Troy area Cal Mr Baird 924-2730

BOOKKEEPER Approx 20 hours par month Hours ars flexible Can 2pm-4 30pm 429-0141

BOOKKEEPING 4 CLERICAL skills required, 19 hours par week Voice-TsI of Michigan 496-5110

CAREER OPPORTUNITY Optical assistant 20 hrs.'wk In-cluding Sata lor Farmington Hlls office Wll train 626-8029

CASHIER WANTED - lor part time afternoons. Apply s1 Garden City Ace Hardware 28715 Ford Ro naw Middlemen

CHILD CARE - have immediate operwig lor a mature 4 reaponsibis assotsnt 12 30pm-6 30pm Maple 4 Farmmglon - W Bloomfield Aak for Gwl or leave meeeage 661-4433

LOOKING FOR A FUN PART TIME JOB? Ewn extra caah telemarket-ing Hourly • commission 911 par fir Mining potential 476-7399

LUNCH AIDES For private school in Farmington HHIS 2 hrs s day Call Mrs Brennw at 851-3220

MY DOG ATE THE

HOMEWORK! Had s dentist appomtmeni Mlaaed the bua Car wouldn't stan I ' l gel s fob next week It's nme lo quit mak-ing excuses and gat busyi School s m session and weekend panias ars starting to haceen! Give us s lew hours a week and s s i give you some extra caah to have a good tlma. At Midwest Publishing we have tun and pan-urne pwmanam poartlona with paid training flexibw scheduling, rates betwaan $4 50 and 9* 00 an hour, and genwous fi-nancial incentives snd bonuses Ca* today at 421-7435 or 959-4330

506 Halp Wantad Domaa tk

BABYSITTER - 2 days pw weak (Mon or Thurs an* Fn | m my Ro-oheetw HMa Aoma 2 tftfktrana sgss 1 1 2 . 1 49am-5 30pm TranaoorU-tloa. relaiaii.ee required Pad hot-daya Ca* any Hme. 293-81*9

SEEKING EXPERIENCED Child Care m my OrcAard Laka home tor daughters 3<» 4 1% yrs OM Mon . Ws«J 4 Fn flexible schedule 30-3S hrs per wk ExoeMani pay Trans-portation 4 references required Cal anytime belore 9 6*2-**20

CHILD CARE Expwiencad Wmg woman to care lor our 9 mc 4 2 yr oM gala. Mon -Wed -Fn 20-29 hrs 12 Mae/Drake area Excakenl sal-ary Stan Jan 92 993-0932

CHliDCARE - my homa. non smokw. 1 chad mature, own trana-portation. AaiitMe acheOuM. refw-anoea 14 Maa'MkMleben 626-971*

511 Entartainmant BOOK YOUR HOLIOAY

PARTY NOW! ProfeaaKmal DJ lor any event

TK Productions. 5*1-0*99

CAROLE 8 MUSIC FOR L * l Solo R m a l or Ouo^rlo/Ouartat Baeh W Boogw Jan * C l i n i c i l A l Oc-

a *51-3974

M USIC TO YOUR EARS DJ tor weddings. Panne and Gra-duations Fifties 4 Sixties Spec i -als Oeve. 6 *9 5*44

NINJA PARTY TURTLE Chadren s Pamaa 4 Personal

Appewancee Muelc Gamee 4 Fun IVEY PRODUCTIONS 543-64**

PRO 0 J Big Band - Rock - Top 40

$190 4 74-8064

CHILDCARE needed m our home lor newborn expected m Feb To stan employment m Apnl Pleaae call

421-4682

CHILD CARE Needed KM time for 4 moa old m our Canton home Ex-perience preferred Own tranapona-tlon 981-6064

CLEAN HOMES Mon-Fn Days Own car, $ 9 4 7 hr Nice working conditions Apply Tuee - Fri 9 30am- 1130am ParksKM Piajs. 32340 Fiva MHe Uvonla

CLEANING 1 DAY every othw week lor household m Troy Must hava 1

othw parsons nomas Own after taxss 649-4406

SOUNDS OOOO ENTERTAINMENT Pr j l imona l OJ affordable 'alee Some fal Christmas datee st« svsasbM Can Jertsi 937-8704

512 Situations Wantad Famala

ACTIVE LAOIES mM daan your home, condo. 10 yrs expwienca ws do windows, rsfwsnces bonded H

682 4078

AFFORDABLE QUALITY DAYCARE lor your preachooMrs 25 yrs experience Wayne/Joy Rd area

427-0443

NATIONAL marketing company seeking Independent, reliable mdi-nduala lor part Uma m-slors repre-sentative positions Repreeentetivee WW be reeponwble lor inatslwig and maintaining m-stors advenising and'or distributing coupons w>d ssmpiss m local grocery and drug stores $ 5 90 pw hour Reliable tranaponatlon required Cal Tuea 4 Wad only 522 9408

NOW HIRING FOR Part-Time Positions st Fsnny Fsrmw Candtes. sppfy st Weetiand Mall loww lev« room B Wed 4 Thur Oct 23-24 from 10-Spm

OFFICC CLEANER Pan uma. 5 nights. 6pm to 10pm Farmington.' Farnungion Hats wee Call Susan 495-9748

CHRISTMAS ONLY Temporary, pan-time saiea, Nov 14 - Dec. 30 Sel jewelry at Wonderland Mali Managw 96,'hr Employees $9/hr Can now weekends also 1 -800-788-0661

CLERICAL - PART TIME Evenaigs - 5pm-9pm Musi heve WordPerfect 5 1 skMs Csll 499-0140

CLERICAL.'SALES Typing required Monday-Friday flexible hours West Bloomfield

851 9639

COUNTER PERSON lor dry cleaners dap«ndabte pleasant 1-7pm available Good wages Farmington srea 478-3096

DISCOVERY TOYS Join for the holiday rush, sail toys that parents and children love Can Leslee 737-9074

EXCLUSIVE MENS 4 WOMENS Cashmere boutique heads pan-tune sales person Experience prsfwred Laurel Park Place Man Lrvoma Cal Dianne for interview 462-6126

H O M E M A K E R S or RETIREES

Wa have DRIVER operunge lor mdi pendent contractors m Gwden City 4 Westland Muat have a iruc* van or fu* sua station wagor snd be available on ca* Monday 4 Thurs-day lo drop off bundles of pspers to Observer 4 Eccantric carriers Can ths Observer 4 Eccantric Circulation Department at

591-0500

PROFESSIONAL SALES PERSON NEEDED

G r o w i n g h i g h i n f u r n i t u r e a n d c u s t o m d r a p -

e r y s t o r e h a s o p e n i n g s fo r fu l l t i m e s a l e s

p e o p l e in L i v o n i a a n d W B l o o m f i e l d S a l e s

E x p e r i e n c e i n r e l a t e d o< u n r e l a t e d f i e ^ d

n e c e s s a r y P o s i t » o n r e a u i r e s a p p r o x 3 0 h rs

i n - s t o r e a n d 1 0 hrs. i n c l i e n t s h o m e s S t a r t i n g

p a y $ 2 5 , 0 0 0 s a l a r y / c o m m i s s i o n E x c e l l e n t

b e n e f i t s p a c k a g e A p p r y in p e r s o n B a k e r

S t r e e t I n t e r i o r s , 1 6 3 2 0 M i d d i e b e n l i v o n i o .

b e t w e e n 5 & 6 M i l e

M o n . 8t T h u r s 1 0 a m - 8 p m

T u e s . , W e d , F r i . , S a t 1 0 a m - 6 p m

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Lord & Taylor Where you'll love shopping

for holiday gifts... while earning extra

holiday income! . F u l l T i m e & P a n T i m e

D a y & E v e n i n g

S A L E S

Join (he staff of your favorite store. Lord A Urylor, where our spirit of friendliness and good cheer await you as an employee Experience is helpful, ho I we arc seeking friendlv people who want to sell Receive a genenwis employee discount just in lime for your holiday shopping' Piea.se appty in p m o n to our Human Resources Department Tuesday to Friday. II OOam to 5 (K)pm. and Saturday. II OOam to I iKiprn at

L o r d A l i y l o r

T V e l v e O a k s C e n t e r

N o v i An f q i u l i Ippar iuwi f • tmp*>ryrr M l

S T A R T A T T H E T O P N o w I n t e r v i e w i n g F o r A F e w S e l e c t P o s i t i o n s

MONTHLY PRE-UCENSE COURSE W e o t t e r t h e b i g g e s t & b e s t l i c e n s e s c h o o l i n

t h e s t a t e D a y o r e v e n i n g c l a s s e s t a i l o r e d t o

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H a r t f o r d S o u t h , I n c .

C a l l t h e P r o v e n P r o f e s s i o n a l

F r a n k D ' A n g e l o

4 6 4 - 6 4 0 0

CAREER SALES OPPORTUNITY

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WEIR, MANUEL, SNYDER ft RANKE. INC.

W o r k w i t h s o m e o f M i c h i g a n ' s h i g h e s t

e a r n i n g R e a l E s t a t e S a l e s A s s o c i a t e s A

l i m i t e d n u m b e r o f s a l e s p o s i t i o n s a r e

c u r r e n t l y a v a i l a b l e

• O F F I C E S I N R O C H E S T E R . T R O Y

B I R M I N G H A M , P L Y M O U T H A N D

W E S T B L O O M F I E L D

• I N - H O U S E T R A I N I N G P R O V I D E D

• T R A I N I N G C L A S S E S S T A R T

R E G U L A R L Y

F o r m o r e i n f o r m a t i o n a n d

c o n f i d e n t i a l i n t e r v i e w w i i h

P h y l l i s G o o d r i c h . D i r e c t o r

o f C a r e e r D e v e l o p m e n t

c a l l 8 5 1 - 5 5 0 0 .

WEIR, M A N U E L , SNYDER & RANKE, INC.

REALTORS

PART TIME HELP Southfield parochial school hot lunch program Paying position i days per meek Ior the school yaw as •sealant to coo* Stan immed>ata-hr Worn 10:30am-12.30pm Call Scftool Office 558-0572

PABT TIME Receptionist needed EJICSHISTII pnone and people skas s necessity Some of genertf office knowledge Hours * *5pm-»pm Mon-Fn 8am-5 30pm, Sal For mors Irrtormaiion call 853-0630

ELDERLY LADY needs mdmdual lor pan lime kflM housekeeping snd compsnionsMp Rslsrsncas naadad SouthfieW area 7« 1-3 768

ENERGETIC NANNY Eager to cars lor 2 yr Old Ml-urns m my Fsrmmg-ton M i l home Llghl housekeeping Own Irsnsportatiori Cal Batty onfy. 8 30am-Spm 45l-523«

APARTMENTS. HOMES OFFICES Heather s Housekeeping Oa* Par* Southfield. Lathrup Village Farm-mglon Farrmnglon H«s Uvonla. Radford Plymouth 535-5106

MATURE LADY lo Ba&ysn children under 5, Ponilac TraH/Haggarty area. W Bloom held cfWdprool envi-ronment. fleiltrte hrs 363-6736

BABYSITTING SERVICE Highland Wsterford » While Lake KOTII ecoepi children from 2-8 yrs of ags Reler

887-9566

HEAD MAID for cleaning company Must have Supervisor capacrtrtiaa 3-4 days Farmington HIHs araa 553-7550

HOUSEKEEPER - FyS lima poeltion svsMsBie m Bloomfield H«s ares lor s«perienced i mature individual Musi De partactionist arno an* as-sume Hia housekeeping reponaiMt-ties including meel preparation I laundry Must hava own transporta-tion Some driving 6 ovar nigh! stays may be required Hours Mon - Fri, »am-5pm References required Pieese can 10am-*pm, 641-2828

BETTER MAIDS CLEANING We work dun cheep Bonded 8 Insured

427-6735

CHILD CARE - AH agas welcomed Fu* or pan tlma, reasonable rates, mean included 7 Mi 6 inkster vee Can Cathy 535-07 56

515 Chrtd Car* AWAITING YOU* CHILD a . w o n . dertu opportunity M J debars noma Non-smoker CPR^5 Mas^F a ' mnglon S22-23M

CANTON daycare ^as openmga lo. cMMrwi WK> MM W hava tun m«la learning FvK lana pi Wai red &ul - • take needy part uma

DAT CARE HAS OPENINGS For infant to J yaar i -

Waal Bloomfield »SS-»7«T

MAUREEN S LICENSED DAY CARE Has s vacancy lor 3 yr old and old er Full lime MaaM interactive ptajr arts 8 crafts £a»»or appl 476-8TJB

HANNY NETWORK INC " Eider iy

full t imapan CW 650-0670

'Care Uve-m'oul.

WEST BLOOMFIELO Oroup home has immediale

openings Maple. Farrmnglon araa 86 ; 4*33

WESTIAND/CANTON M&M Day Care Loving larrm> nas-2 openings iem M M

516 Eldarly Car* & Assistance

A Caring Parson m Your Home N U R S E A I D E S

H O M E M A K E R S - L I V E - I N S • BaaK home care . Terminal patient care • CHseDieo parson aaeistanca

Companionship i. domaetic Trsnsponation

Trained courteous personnel Bonded 8 insured Available 2 hours a day 7 days s week all areei

476-9091 Farmington Hills

E X C E L L A C A R E

6 0 0 P e r s o n a l * 700 Auction S*i*s

ry * education to newtKHr. Wendy coaact 4 313 5 4 6 ^ 5

A T T E N T I O N S I N G L E S Single Dancea

S62

Grano CHILDREN S RESALE opening Oci 1 » t t v u 3 i giva-a ways quaM, ciothmg thru teens 6 malar MI, A,SC •an costume* Ca* Look Again Farmmglon H«s

L u m b e r A u c t i o n 50,000 Board Feel

W Surplus Hardwood SAT, OCT 26 1M1 »0 A M 9133 Tetumeeh cantor Rd

Tecumaan. Michigan F « daiaaad brochure caa

S c h o w a r f t w & H o r t o n A u c t i o n e e r s

( 8 1 6 ) 3 4 9 - 9 4 0 0

CHRISTIAN ROCK BANC i T " " " " ' dmmmar Musi -1

Ih AeaitMe »cr»oai, W ' 8 » i « Aak lor Kaai

GIANT TUPPERWARE BA«T, Thurslon High Schoo. * K rv, 23, 7-®pm S Schoolcr»!-Or 2 Wks E of inkster •K*

GREAT EXPECTATIONS C l e w mam oar ship lor sals Save »• v , try taking advantage of I N , T ~ • 1.300 you can maw ^ 6 a Mlatime male as i did After 6pm 855 i 8 4 4

TWO Phantom Of The i^per« evanaDle Nov 2 Toronto S71'negotiants 66s J»w

PmBlIC AUCTION Surplus properly ol Farmmglon Schools 29350 W 10 MHe Road Fsrmmglon. M Icornar ol Middle-ball) Sal Oci 26 1 » i 10am Desks typwwritars computers calculator*, wood lathas stoves sn condmonars loKMng chair, 4 isbies projectors pianos |a«tor«al eoulpmenl lay m «gni 1 . lures rooUng shingles 4 more*

TERMS Cash Cashiers Check or Money Order m M on day of mm NO EXCEPTIONS REMOVAL Day ol Sale or Mor, 0c1 28 I N I INSPEC. TION Oci 26 8 30am

E L LI2ANA 4 ASSOCIATES 13131 33S 7373

U ol M vs Ohio Slate Nov 23 Section 40 r » 66

363- '«0»

WHEN WILL YOU you- wil. oSbT some event be 1000 i m „ days old? For eaarnp-ie 1* ttih JFK would be 28 000 a a ^ old w. January 25 <9»4 A cos-pug, . . pon .s sveHabia listing esch cm, to-tha V000th thru 36 0001- os, rears! from any given dale details write TD€I PQ BOI 214159 A»e>urn Hires Ml 48326

Sf MICHIGAN PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION Monday 8pm

•eat > L ease • Barw Repos 9 TON N T«L~SRAPN S86 6906

of 27S 1 Mi s of ; t M. S of F«ai Rock

SOUTHLAND MAIL *nt.qi» Show & Sale

Eu-ek • Hd SI 1-75 Taylor Mi Oct 24 27 Mall Hours

602 Lost & Found

A Free Nurse Assaismeni Visit m your Home

H O M E H E A L T H C A R E Screened RN supervised insured

Aides Nuisas 24 hours - 7 days

3 5 7 - 3 6 5 0 HOME HEALTH PLUS

FOUNO cat orange stripes daclaweo Drake 8 Gr«r< * ' * * »12-0*2« FOUNO dog buff with Pig ei MHe'Haggerty

A AT ME COUNTY PUBLIC AUC-*iON Sai Oct 26 1W1 10 30 am Hwavy «qoipman1 truck pans elec-trical luppkws rnnt surplus wis tie laaiu-ed C^msignmenis bemg ae captwd lo* thrs hmci sale fo i info 1 W e a l '"3-47S 4360 Sue Sit* Aulc Pnol Auction 19665 •wegraph Brcrivnslowvv Twp Mi

'« irrMB. Older Vicwvty 12

4fl«-93C« 701 Collectibles FOUND Gracc beb* slrorier 4 zw seal 7 Mile 4, Farmington s'ss

4.'6-59Sij

FOUND Maie cat plac" i »r»t» long hair Mcc isMi ' s f > e «c »rea Can 421-261}

cards 1953 '978 Many stars Appr a iunatMfy 3 000 cards prefer i nlr entkn collection

855-1135

CHILD £ ASSISTED L'VING lor elderly ladies g S o ' < ^ ^ ^ 4

CANOIEWICM CRYSTAL Sal sar Vice lo. 6 50 pwcas total >900

722 3154

HOUSEKEEPER pan tlma Coo-kdge 8 Sq L*ke Musi hav* irans-ponation. references required, sal-ary negotiable After 6pm. 828-7716

HOUSEKEEPING AIDE Floor Fimahar Special Protects

Full tlma rVghla. Sun. - Thurs , 10pm - 6 30am starts al IS I V hr plus shift drffarantial and benefits Re-quires good physical condition to mi and carry up to thirty pounds and operate induatnal floor care machin-ery prior experience pralerred Ap-ply In parson al room 115. MADON-NA UNIVERSITY 36600 Schoolcrafl Road. Livonia E 0 A A E

Mom Smal group infants welcome Ralerencas avallaWa CANTON AREA 961-7438

CLEANING LADY Week ly/tM-waakly Polish/ervglish speaking woman would hke to take care of your home Relarancas Ca* Barbara aftar Spm 939-4536

supervision planned activities licensed Mrs Shepard 869-9345

araa Pieaaecail

FOUND WEIMAHANEFT TAKING APPLICATIONS - Private (Jrand R-v» 8 U M Oct room m Chaertui family home 24 tn own male 4 Taj* hour assistance tor your loved one ; Licenaed Livonia 532 3366 FOUND While 4 tn»c> maiecsi

5 Mil*'Middlemen

CLEANING TEAM 2 women ma-ture 8 responsible win do nouses 8 apanrnents Referancas available 542-9655 or 543 1468

DAY CARE-Fun 8 pan time mlanls 8 toddlers welcome A* meals pro-.vioed Reasonable rales Ever green,' 12 Mi aree Brenda 352-1644

518 Education I Instruction

ACCEPTING students now aspan- , p_, r__ m. - . - k io enced elementary teacher Masters [ •CP*' iwa-agJV

_ math Uz Lakrrli

Piaasec* ?58-!6r;

lOST Black oog unth whiin crwvi I, paws medium sued Oc " W Chicago 8 Mernman -iam» 1,

26'

INFANT CARE NEEDED. 2-3 days a week starting January. '992 Lrve naar Lona P>na 8 Orchard Lake Rd Can Dons. 932-0257

LIVE-IN HOUSEKEEPER lor eideny Daarbom woman Salary 4 flailble flays ofl References required

RESTAURANT MYSTERY DINERS 3 4 7 " * ' 7 9

Professional restaur ant myslery din- L ,VE IN HOUSEKEEPER 8 Child ars wantad 111 the Oakland County Cars E.caoeni working conditions " " " Days 396-3733

EXPERIENCED dependable house deaner win dean weakly b.-waekiy monthly, with references

255-2429

EXPERIENCED LIVONIA DAYCARE j 5 8 Newtx* gh A a agas All new toy* 8 equipment Solid references Musi sea! 464-0906

EXPERIENCED Lrva-m ci eriy Excellent references Ca l l

i lor atd-

B A R T E N D I N G 2 Week Course

4 7 1 - 2 7 7 7 Inter national Bananding

CREATING RESULTS The real Question is tfUs have you organized your life around what matters 10 you 7 Tha Creating Course based on bast taller Path ol Laasi Resistance taught by canrftad instructors personally trained by author Robert Fritz win

LOST CAT - HewarcJ Whits ^wvar cat wth gray lace.'paws s*rt -»i Livonia near 7 Mile 8 Gill 4"*2Sii

LOST - German Sheperc black 4 tan male 10,' 11 »V«1'.arvo Needs soacial cere REW ARD 72 ' -406'

LOST - Hand truck 10 Mna U«3a» ball, (name on 1 Reward 1"7-931;

LOST sman Biona 'an-ais The 1 Chihuahua mi. red cons' 8 M»* «

inkster Rawarfl 355.5 i t j

CIVIL WAR NEWSPAPER reprints Lincoln books old docks Old earner as. r«ar -nagazinea old 4*i 78 8 LP records ' E>v*s 8 I BeeiiWis 2 ™>*isi cabinets beam t-rrtna* 477-3427

" E S T A T E S A L E

O c t 2 4 . 2 5 2 6 9 a m - 5 p m

3 1 1 2 0 S l e e p y H o l l o w I I Bab N ol 13 Mi *rom Lahser

Metamors Graeni S-gnwd 4 App- siand An i>lglnals

C»»e- Bar Shahn Huey Lee Smnh Hoffmen Fiocf Gropper C huang Che Joe Jones

M o n d a y . O c t o t w i 2 1 1 9 9 1 O & E • S O

aicaoent wrrtmg skits reliability and schedule «a>i-B»Ty ar* essential for thrs pan time opportunity Abrtrty to do waekday •uncf>ea is required Pronoe your re-sume. homa address nc and phone number whan you wrtle us at M B Scurto and Associates P O Box S50 Round Laka. Illinois 60073 No telephone inquire*, plaase

SECRETARY Firming! on Hills

Evenings 626-2346

LIVE IN HOUSEKEEPER' COM-PANION for retired gentleman Musi be non-smo»«r and under 55 years of aga Salary S7000 S1500 per month, negotiable Sand r a a / i * to P C Box 959. Bloomfield Htais. Ml . 48303 or call for info 642- 7255

FREE ESTIMATE "You re The Boss houaeclaaning

seme* Insured 8 bonded JIO o t 1»! cleaning Olane 42 1 -06*6

GET READY FOR THE HOLIDAYS with your busy schedule, i can clean your condo or apt PeriacT for work Ing people Call atler 4pm 591 3454

LOST Tiger cal-mal* 1 •> yr>

5 3 7 - 0 3 3 0 M t f T ^ i ' h ^ " T ^ n a f l a « ^ U s k I 6 * ^ : r w . " I 9 * s * ' / . . . . ... . Old Homestead Sub Fairnmgtrr.

Hills Fkewara 473 f2M LOST $200 REWARD" 5

Oranye while slripao •"ad Tang.ie - u oiac

collar tag Call Days 322 'S75 or Evenings 26 I 8'III

Sigrialure Nisvshn Squash Blosso

EINRQERII WKLSS

Complwte Mnusehaid Goods Paniai Listing

you can use immadialery Weekend workshop in Ann Arbor Nov 16 8 i? To register or for information on Free Introductory Saas«ns in | area Livonia, Oct 26 o« Saline. Oci 29 I male cal Named can 429-350 '

702 AntiqiMS Al I AN'iQuES BOUGHT

rtnicards v a movie magazine*. Sr^iiy cnana. Russell w right ohma. i « P " dons toys maitary 348-3154

typing 55 wpm, 5 0 Ex cal or Lotus 1,2.3 experience. Beenflts 86/hr Fee paid

LOIS RAY P E R S O N N E L

S O U T H F I E L D 5 5 9 - 0 5 6 0

STOCK PERSON - 20-25/hr* per week, some heavy lifting required Country Charm 864 Penrumwi Plymouth 455-7717

TELEPHONE SURVEYORS Reai Estate Research Firm needs permanent pan tuma (15 hours weekly! telephone surveyors imme-dialafy Must be able to work inde-pendently. hava good communica-tion skills and ba able to work dur-

buameas hours No seamg hourly rata* Parted for slay at hoane mothers To inquire phone

1(600)674-5253

TELEPHONE WORKERS ideal pan time position available for students 8 homamakars days or

iinga flexible hours Radiord; Uvoma area Call 937-6500

TWO PART TIME office clerks. (SouthfieMI variety of duties flexible hrs Pnor office experience neca*-

358-5960

5 0 6 H * l p W a n t e d

D o m e s t i c

ACTIVE PROFESSIONAL COUPLE seeks responsible individual to care tor home 8 Infant Lrve In. muai drive Begin Dae 1991 862-4304

ALL-AROUND Claaning/Hous*-kaaping for professional coup* «i Bloomfteld H«a Expananc* pre-ferred tor immaculate noma 3 days.'

' * Top wages Write with refer

LIVE IN NANNY/HOUSEKEEPER Private room 8 Bath Option of 3'1 or 5'-i days Non-smoker Call 8-9 PM 737-0981

LIVE IN/OUT energetic loving nanny naadad for t 8 2 y old boys Base hour. Mon-frl. 8-6pm Bghl housekeeping Birmingham Days 844-0502 or eve* 644-5906

L I V E - I N ' S

A V A I L A B L E

4 7 6 - 9 0 9 1 E X C E L L A C A R E

HIRE DOMESTIC ENGINEERS Fr«e eetimala Condo* home* Weekry bi-wwekiy. t time Can Karen 960-9767 or Shirley 548-9057

HOUSE WORK HORRORS Call us 8 come home to a daan house Professional home, spnng 8 hoidlay deemng Competitrv* r^tea <10 off 1st cleaning C M Taml 722-6356 Vk* i 669-3639

LOVING, EXPEFUENCED MOM has opanings for child care 3 to 1 ratio Non smoking, claan comfonable environment Commerce'Union Lk Rd Area 360-2115

LIVE-IN to care for lemaM MS pa-tient Room 8 board plus JlOO/wk References 453-0106

LIVE IN with handicapped parson, tree rent Westland 421-1742

MATURE PERSON - To watch 2 8 11 Yr olds in my Farmmgt or Hilts homa part Uma Reterencea a must Playmaie acceptable 477-9373

MATURE, rssponsieas Care Grvar

LOVING QUALITY INFANT CARE W of Union Lake Rd 8 N ol Com-merce Rd 10 yrs experience Mon-Fn. fu* time onfy 7am-6pm 3-1 ra-tio relerencee available 360-9309

MATURE LOVING MOTHER Willing to babysil m my Canton home Ml-tim* Loat ot Love Maars 8 Snacks Ca*. laave massage 495-0549

MATURE WOMAN willing to baby

MOTHER OF 2 gins with eiot of TLC wanted lor our 6 weak old inlant In £>an lime or fu* lime. Warren our Troy home Full lime Excellent Mtddlebelt araa. Garden City Henry salary. 2 weeks paid vacation Rat- schools CaM 422-2558 •renc*. | MOTHER OF 2 will car . -or your

EARN ( 1 0 - 1 1 5 PER HOuA Trsin to t « I bartender laam by doing. iob placemen: assistance P*y turtion trom future earnings

CALL 313-557-7757 a.t 200 Professional Bsnsnders Schoo-

K-8, ELEMENTARY cartifled teach ar BA, MA experienced with L 0 students Tutor Ml academic araaa

422-6191

N U R S I N G A S S I S T A N T Developed m conpunction with the American Red Cross, combines ba-sic science and pratical clinical skills Preparation lor State ol Michigan Ckmcal Sk«s Competancy Test for Nursing Aaaistani Classes avaAabie now Can CAMBRIDGE 422- 71M MARQUETTE 422-1630

LOS' Shapfwira mii 'micI'SP cr- n-4 black white saws il.ici-«a r stomach 6 mo oid i^maie LOS'm Birmmghsm area rawar- 68»-M"i

LOST 10 '2-n l female poodle Long L*k* 4 iivw nois area, 'roy R*wa. o 8?fra3gv

603 H*«lth - Nutrition W*ight Loss

ADRIAN ANTIQUE MARKET OCT 27 8AM-4PM

Annww* I ry fairgrounds Adrian 4,suable sfaca» 'cv i5C -Ikklera ljuairt. antiques 4 collectiDiaa

Rvr. or snme (2 517-263-3115

Ai i ANTIQUES XTh oft including 1865 wrv»mg pump organ larga primitive garden can Oct 23. i0am- >Opm Tha Appae Wreath. 32626 7 Mile Livonia 474-6090

VIC TANNv Membership (lOOOiboth

Famir, P-sa.0e"iia iifsiime 2

980-0822

VIC TANNv Lifaiime VIP Mer->i*-ship (50 annual mamfsnancs We (600: best 347dif7

WAN'ED 47 paop« 10 wsa cr j»-. weight Noi a dwi '»v9k.1iorar> naw fun 4 easy Call Pau*

42' S'Ot PtANO LESSONS plus voaca. organ clarinet 6 percuse«n .n your home Popular 4 classical All agas. piano

6 0 4 A n n o u n c e m e n t .

ALL DEPRESSION ERA GLASS Show and Sale

Sat 6 Sun . Nov 2nd 4 3rd 1QAM IO 5PM

DEARBORN CIVIC CENTER 1S801 Michigan A -s Dearborn

Mirh^an Dapraasion Glass Society a I91h Annual Show

Donation (2 Glass -"pair and food avaaable

PIANO LESSONS Farmington Hills Certified music teacher Expa-risncad in SJ types of muse Be gmners aOvsncad. adults 477-2894 |

MATURE rsaponsibie individual wtth chad Westland ares Lots of acltv. own transportation lor lignt houaa- "as including meals 4 snacks keeping and baby sitting 3 chadrsn C M 721-7014 LJffW cooking required C M snd M Q r f R - - ~ ~ — • i -iaav* massage to sat up ar appcvni , u l . * ' • „ . P * > * » m*nt 381-4910 !

a*r* * «*- Reasonable 'ales

TEACHERS Long term pan tlma employment for certified anglish ' teachers in the Dearborn 4 Rochastai areas Piaasa

737-0^66

520 Secretarial & Business Services

NANNY .'HOUSEKEEPER - |Lrve-ln| mature, for 1 l o d d * W Bioomflaid area Musi have rafarancas C M aflar 6. 861-1872

NANNY naadad tor 2V» yr old 4 newborn m Troy home Patient, re-sponsible 4 reliable individual to work Mon -Fn C M 569-3038

tampons. Mon-Frl Call Sandy 532-1497

PLYMOUTH/CANTON Mom warn El ED degree available fu*'pan time lor quawty child care A* ages In-cludes meals 4 activities 454-1704

WORO PROCESSING printing Business letters

resumes, snd more 651-4533

NANNY NETWORK INC

BO. <4 B*x>mr»d Hw* i - e s s ? -£rz£rk,2z: »ve-in/out. luB'part time 650-0670

CHILDCARE - experienced loving person lo care tor 2 month old m Birmingham noma Mon Fri 8am-5pm 332 5252 Refer to ad 192KK

BABYSITTER tor 2 boys, pan time evenings m Canton srea Relerenc-ee required C M sltar 6pm 961 -0491

BABYSITTER - Fu* time m our Can-Ion noma tor kindergartener 4 2'-s yr old Relarancas. own transporta-tion Can after 5 30 981-7269

BABYSITTER - Fu» time lor 2 , old

7 30em-5pm Good pay Referenc-es/own transportation 766-1035

BABYSITTER/HOUSEKEEPER part nma musi Ova boys references C M 363-4660

BABYSITTER/NANNY my 10 month old son needs wving reliable babysmsr lo come to his Soumfteid home Mon Bwu Fn Non smoker wnh - Marines* Starts at (125 a

b 356-1019

BABY SITTER needed lor m , Wast Bloomfield home Evening* week •nds 4 vscafWns Own transporta-tion References Non-amoksr

851 2660

BABYSITTER needed m my 14 M M ' Orchard LMe area home Tues

30-4 45 dwlng me school year extra hours avaaabaa rslarsncas re-quwed Laava mssasga 651 -0611

BABYSITTER PART ' IME •venmga par week 8 t weekend

waning 3 School ags chadrsn 5 4 Msrnman area 425-6*45

BABYSITTER WANTED In my Canton homa Mon-Fri 6-3 JO

3 chadren 2 m school C M N I 6356

NURSE AIDE Needed - Woman with MS 4 2 chadrsn needs help with nerseif Ths cnnorsn snd the homs Mon thru Fn 8am-Spm (150 per week Northweslern/Middiebail Area 655-9187

POLISH HOUSECLEANING honeat reliable, thorough experienced. ref-erences Apartments homss con-dos Elizabeth 871 3450

RESPONSIBLE dependsbi* isd, m-tsrssied in srttmg with either wderty or I or 2 children ' aai ends and/or avsnings Laave messsgs 357-2625

513 Situations Wanted Male

522 Professional Services

ACCOUNTING 4 BUSINESS Analysis Ursx Systems integration. Database Systems Call Ban Allwsiss Accountsnl MBA 557-7030

FULL BOOKKEEPING SERVICE Win pick up 4 Oeirver 20 yasrs sxpenenc*

363-1428

BOOKKEEPING ACCOUNTING Experienced accountant lo prepare i monthry bookkeeping Computer izad -aasonsbw -ales C M lor ir*e consult stlon 539-1829

NURTURING CARE giver naadad beginning Jan 2. 1992 lor our 5 mo old m our Sterling Heights homa Experience references non-smoker 4 own transportation naedefl Hrs 8em-6pm Ca* Denis* 266-1487

PART TIME BABYSITTER wsnted lo tor atVirsMa 7 mom.-, aid loue

girt Experienced rieferences C M 313-663-0067

RELIABLE BABYSITTER NEEDED W my South Redford homa full time days possibly some eves Tranapor lation a must 255-9759 | 5 1 5 C h i l d C a f e

MALE 15 former business owner seeks driver .messenger,'contract poeltion Have naw vehicle, tuny insured Jam 363-8665

TEACHER IS AVAILABLE lo assist j wm wantartzmg your homa Ught home repairs 6 yard work C M f Fran* between 4pm fem 543-4041 j

TYPESETTER - 15 yasrs a on Compugraphac >500 4 7700 Edit | Writer Aiao reads proof lor part time work

Looking 561 4095

Couples APARTMENT MANAGER

Refined mature oot«as tor a qualify buadbhg m Birmingham ApartmwH

sary Ha muai ba a handyman 6 aha muai be personable 4 people 4n-enied An axe Mar t opportumfy for the right coupl* who want to »ve 4 won m the areas Baei locatior- 4 lor a quaaty IWm ideal (or a reared cou pa* who want 10 laac active W i l l i CM MS-STOO

BABYSITTER WANTE0 Tuaa thru Fn 6 50am Thru Sam and 2pm 10 3 15pm C M after 4pm

721 5734

A P T M A N A G E R C O U P L E Husband 4 wife team 10 manage 40 unn *p< community WNa to do Sghl caeenng 4 leasing husband 10 per

SECRETARIAL Worfl Processing Dictation snd Transcription Rasum«s Reports wai OKM up anq deliver 722-9603

523 Attorneys Legal Counseling

aAfUfFh^PYCY FROfur«» DIVORCE FROM (50

Also Personal mfury and Probata Metiers

Kerth M Netheneon Attorney 557 5600

600 Personals

E L E C T R O N I C D A R T P L A Y E R S

L e a g u e s n o w f o r m i n g Womens Mixed 4 Mens

FRANKIES in GARDEN CITY 421-3424

3ENTIEMEN Add s new <*m*n-SMjn to your IMe wtth this peine ro-mantle retired educated secure blond who prefers the comperuon

r M I n r a B F M r v n i u ^ I • " * 0 1 • business or professions! CHILD CARE PROGRAM tor ages white secure men 68 • h m pnon * . . f l | '» 101 <>MW«»ng warmth <r . . 4 . Teachers Part tlma 4 M l nma pro- I caring r*aanonsmp Please repfv to grams Localad m l ~ o n « 525-5767 I Bo. 244 O t » e r v . 4 Ecabntri 1 CENSED CHW.D CARE PROVIDER \ Ha* openings lor fu* nm« infants 4 I M *~ l»an 46150

Meetings/Seminars MARK MCPHERSON

WUi I»^ure tor in* PSi Oroup x» Ghosts. Oct 24 al the Birmngf*-, Unitarian Church 651 WjoOwsi'3 Ave a; Lone Pine Rd Swomfieia Hifls at 8pm Admission 1 Call for information

606 Legal Notices NOTICE - EFFECTIVE 5 7 S' S .

! Food Service Inc transter'sd I f * assets of Hungry Howie s Pizza 4 Subs store no 16. located ai 5TH S Wayna Rd Wayne Mi 10 Jsci son Fooo Service Inc ol 35301 Schoolcraft Livon.a " " a trsnslsrse hss *ssumed tn* flee-is 3» Th* trsnsferor related 10 this store

NOTICE OF SALE • 76 Dodg. Champion motorhome vehicle '0 « M39CG2S535188 Contact nan •and Truck Wash c-'o Keith &aies

608 Transportation I Travel

DETROIT TO TAMP* Northwesl Airime* one wey female Oct 29

DETROIT lo TAMPA - 3 a m ••• tickets depart Nov 3 12 30c Maw 4 lar-aie 937-U52

DRIVE my car to Boca Raio«- c«or da about Nov 14 All expenses paid 357 1T« :

FLORIDA EXPRESS Cars shipped by truck lo Florida 1 points South - insured R A M 773-2338

FREQUENT FLVEFI AWARDS wen! ed Prefer NW Ffyrite Call Travw

Ann Arbor Aree T O W N & C O U N T R Y

A N T I Q U E S M A L L O P E N 7 D A Y S . 1 0 - 5

30 deeiers 6 COO aq fl furniture, giass iamos unusual items teweiry 555 w Michigan A,e Sakna Ml

429 ',805

ANTiOuE INVENTORY SALE Rno siwign Bsftenburg imans quifts b-askefs xurrme coHactlon 924 wildbrnok Lane Lske Orion 7 M.ies North of Palace M 24 4 Indi-an Lake Road Del 28 4 27 9-4

ANTIQUE SINGER SEWING Machine witn ornate oak cabinet (25C Evenings 371-5775

*Fir D€CO 4 i»50 * SAcE I a*i 2 Wk t selling prrvsle coaection Nc Ma»r< piease Can 774-1667

OtNfksCi SET laid wainui trnflei (650

circa '930 carved m-labie pads 6 chair a

569-0239

DROPLEAF TABLE 3 peoeatsl mahogany Duncan Phyte with waves 4 padding 4 76-3319

Ef*Gl»SH LIQUOR Cabmef, Basuti-f>ji mahn^sny IVnlah 1235 C M e—inga 645-2713

GORGEOUS QiFT Supar hard-wood das. I 6 » " H amereni 4 pre WW2 mint (650 ( 7500 774- '667

HOOSiER CLIPBOARD 1930 s oa* Srtler Hour bm DriWd drBker etiC E • cailent condition (4SO 533-6576

TEACHER NEEDING mature female ] ARE YOU CONSIDERING Home n my homs lo sit for 2 young ch* Daycare lor your child? Limited t w T c M t i l 2 ^ 2 L ooarvnga ars n o . .venacm LI-tion Call altar 7pm 455-7752 cansmo home daycare provider with r n n . , , . . . . , extansiva early childhood education 509 Help Wanted 1 axpenanca Pre-achool program

j No T V Royal Oak Beaumont area I C M schedule a Man 266-0637

licensed OM CHILDCARE m P*rk homa Warm 4 loving en w o n ment Uon tfvu Fn 7 am-5 30pm C M Leefys 545-7139

toddlers onfy 12 IMe 4 Farmmgto rmangson 1

• >^o*

PISTON SEASON TICKETS 1 seats 2nd -ow from hoor tor nwt

655 '736

ONE WAY airi-ne ticket Detroit 1c Seattle Oct 31 ( i 0 0

844 288*

610 Card of Thanks PRAYER TO THE HOLY SPIR"'

"ofy spirit You make rne see evw. inmg 4 H o a me the way 10 raacf my ajeais You grva rne the O M " Gm IO lor grva 4 lorgat ma womin thai ars dona 10 me 4 You ara ^ ai matanca* of my ms wiff ma I m tr»a snort dialogue want 10 !henk «<*. •or everything 4 COnhrm once rnora that i never wsrn to Be seperaien frdm You no meftei how greet ma material deairs may oa want to tw with you my Loved One m vour perpetual gtory A men

Thank you tor your love towards iw snd my nvad ones Person must place rhe prsyar 3 consecutive dan without asking Your wtsh Alter V I flay wish wW bs grsntad no matter how difScutt it may ba then promise to pubeen Ih* dialogue as soon aa this favor a granted LEA N CA! 1

NORTHVH LE ANTIQUES SHOW OCT 25 26 27

FRI 6 SAI Noon t* 9pm SUN Noon t* Spm

L.OMMUNlTr CENTER 30) w Mam St

3 was w of Sheldon Rd lC*nt» SI 1 Nortnvaie Mi

AiOrmaebon (3 00 Good M 3 days Food 4 Parking A .aaame

Managar

OAK SIDEBOARD (26O Sols wtth carved mahogany Irlm (225 Ciooaeneck rockers (15 525-7663

703 Crafts CHRISTMAS HOME DECORA Two ideas 6 CraR SMs. Thurs Oct 24, S>m 6pm Fri Oct 25 9-Jpm WamaM P*am Co 375 Mammon Row Birmingham 644-0910

CRAFTERS WANTED FACW Craft Show

Sat Nov 16 Farmangton High School C M Robin 477-500S

70S Household Goods Oakland County

AREA RUGS (2) I I X 11 hand hooked. Ike new. taupe, oft-white 4 tan (250 each 658-3616

BABY CRIB 4 mettree* 2 slroaers mobae Baby lamp gm a cloffimg \newborn -3) Extremely good con-dition and low pnee 473-6123

C R A F T S H O W

SHERATON HOTEL •-96 4 NOVI RO

AdmnaKm ( 1 50

BASY FURNITURE clothes loys Adult dofhmg 4 home access ones C M 655-1163

FALL ART 6CRAFT SHOW Sat Oct 26 10am to 4pm

BioofMM Huaa Middle School 4200 W Quart or 2 Mks W of Taaagrapn Sponeered by tha Bloom head Haa Racraations Oept

LIVONIA ELKS ANNUAL CRAFT SHOW Novwmber 9. I0am-6pm

Plymouth Rd. 1 Wk E of Merrvnsn 90 Osltsrs

Tables 261-1696

BEAUTIFUL conlamporsry tionaf w M unit, aoft baiga » s > 6 vs (SO0 - a / Boy Oars maple finish, navy Blue country up hdsiery (100. aw«vw aqua rsHw rocker 150 uprigni treemr (200 Formica Busm*s* daM. Beige with wood gram surface (100 4Si 319?

BEAUTIFUL (61 custom Oecorslor dlmng room chairs (mauvsl (600 Charming antique Iron crvb with M sccasaones. (120 Pslr of mapls snd ISCMSS. (50 2 Ysnow rugs After 5pm 851-0669

BEDROOM SET king aua 0*k 2 pier cabinet a mirrored headboard kght bridge Simmons Beauty Rest msiirsss (1500 85 1 3369

NEWBURGH UNITED METHOQiST CHURCH 36500 Ann Arbor TrM. between Wayne 4 Newburgh Rds Lunch avertable Sat Oct 26 9 30-4pm Donation (1 tor missions

BOYS 5 pc bedroom set solid oM Irom Hudson* (650 or bssl Qftsr C M 673-0474

CHERRY COUNTRY Frsnch King bed sat 6 piecas - glass tops Gorgeous'(®50 beet 655-3326

QUALTTY CRAFTERS Needed for Juned Shows Nov 23-24. Nov 30-Dsc '

CALKA S PROMOTIONS 531 3544

ChHdcrsTt natural cno. dresser wtth hutch sxceaent condition (475 Graco highchsir naw (20 474-2859

704 Rummage Sales & Flea Markets

B'NAI ISRAEL'S ANNUAL RUMMAGE SALE

Thurs Oct 24 9am-5pm 4200 Wal-nut Lake Rd West Bloom-field

FALL RUMMAGE 4 BAKE SALE Wed Oci 23rd 9«iv2pm Thurs, Oci 24 th bag sale ( 1 50 per Beg 9am-1 lam Grace Luther sn Church 25630 Grand Rtvar Radford

CLASSIC JOHN WiDOICOMB dresser rmrrc» 2 mgntstands 1 torn made gisssioc approximately 40 yrs old (1200 737-4613

Complete Nursery dreeeer white changing caaant condition (300

oak crib, cheat table a i 852-2076

CONTEMPORARY Rosewood dm-mg 'abie with white lacquered mga 6 white lacquer chairs with mcksr seats (1250/best 314-3070

GIANT Model ReMroed Flee Martat Sunday Oct 27. 10am to 4pm Ovar 100 Osiers Dearborn Civic Center 15601 Michigan al Greenfield

CONTEMPORARY White sots lovsssat good condition (200/Beai ofler C M 10-6pm 477-4537

RUMMAGE SALE - St Ptwap a Epis-copsl Church Romeo Si *t Mam Fn Oct 25. 9-Spm Sal Oci 26 Bag sale. 9- '2pm

COUOI (325 ofl white carpal Whirlpool wasnar needs wort beat ofler Leave massage 64 7-5960

COUCH . 90 taups corduroy « Back good condition ( ISO C M tar Spm 256-4862

RUMMAGE SALE 9am-5pm Fn Oct 25 9em- 1pm Sat Oct 26 St Matthew a United Mathodist ChurcO 30900 W 6 MUa Rd Ltvonls

SOUTHRELO- HUGE RUMMAGE SALE Calvary Lutheran Church 26001 Evergreen betwaen 11 4 12 MHe Something for averyonel

Oci 24 4 25. 9sm-8pm Oct 26 9am- 1pm

DESIGNER Thermal goad textured pleated idrapenas 102 X 81 matchmg sneers 4 cornioe board Originally (1.000 Now (550 Great energy savars 952-5523

DESK, roll top wtth chair (125 Solid oak dining labia - (100 Roc*er reckner - (50 377-9363

SPACES FOR LEASE m downtown.! irenton Crafts, gifts 4 antique shops C M 692-2060!

DINING ROOM hutch 4 table with lea' 4 4 chairs (500 4 corner hutch (100 M maple finish 437-6192

70S Wearing Apparel

DINING TABLE - drop 18*1. 2 Chairs almond formica brand naw (145 C M aflar 5pm 960-S756

WE DOING gowr. short shoulder baaded sua custom head piece, never worn., *Oa 12/runs small 0 r i g m a l ' ( 2 0 0 0 . asking (1000,'bast 626-2922

0"NING TABLE I imported Spanish table 4 6 carved chairs Oak 2 sec-tion cabinet room divider 336 3001

708 Household Goods Wayne County

DUNCAN FY s t darting labia 3 •eevas » 6 chairs. HKl-a-bad. tarnpe chairs North viae 3*6-1576

ETHAN ASen Traditional Omany/sv-rng room sets LOVSFY Moving Musi •sill Wort 562-6606 H 561-0060

OLASS 4 BRASS dmmg room table 4 4 Chans exceaeni condition (450 360 54 79

LIVING ROOM lurnrture chairs couches I*6I*S lamps soma sn bques ftnmg room fumiturs. labia 4 8 chairs Charrywood 346-0515

LIVING ROOM furniture. o M wood frame, lamps oak hutch sofabed Singer cabinet aewtng machine Beet ofler 367-0607

LIVING ROOM SET 4 piece Tradi-tional beq>e Background tap eel ry flora neutral colors (400 255-3665

LIVING ROOM sat traditional Ethan A*an couch 2 chairs. 1 coffee 4 2 end tables 3 pictures lamp moving (700

1 crystal 464-6665

MELON brocads coucn gold side chairs coflee table. Litton nH-croweve f s c h o n s snswsnng ma chme Samaonita luggage 514 -1351

MiSC HOUSEHOLD lurniture, lamps stereo tsblee 4 chairs C M after 6pm26 1 2*53 or 522 7925

QUEEN sos wstsr Bed naw wsva-lees msrtraas padded aide rails In-ciudee bedding (300 397-6624

ROCKERS 2 striped swivel 1 lowered mon back chair, 2 piece sectional sofa M earth tones axcal lent condrtion (700'basl 726-3651

k ( - graenvgoidi'paach floral Qood condition 726-6473

TEMPLE STEWART aohd o M table 4 ch*irs wttr pad floubi* pedastsi like naw. (1200 Ethan Allen har-drock maple hutch (500 Exceaeni condition After 3 30pm 535-5775

710 Miec. For Sale Oakland County

7 1 3

1961 KLEIN RASCAL Mountain Bike 1S~ Irame naw ( 6 0 0

Days 364-6060 or Evas 964 46 11

714 Buaineea A Office Equipment

CANNON NP400F CCXNER 4 Sonar M - m sicMsni oemdmon. iota ol opaons (TOO C M Dasrina Between

464-6700

COPY MACHINE Savin 7450 Automat* Document Feeder auto-matic dupaax. 20 Bm sonar pkj* much much mors 1 yr warrsnfy (5600 Financing avUsBM Wcava-rms Copisr Semcaa 664-3140

JANITORIAL EQUIPMENT Naw 4 Used, buffers aa bow as (400 vacuums, mop buckets 4 wrtngsrs

624-1675

KONICA 7Q90 Copisr (21 000 naw 100 CPM 3 years old 756 000 cop-las (6 000'best ofler GESTETNER 2155 Copier (17 000 new 55 CPM. 304 000 copies 1 yr oafl (8 000'best 781 9400

REPOSSESSED EQUIPMENT Copiers computer! isxss and misc Lowpncas 761-9400

SALEI SALE1 SALE' Naw office chaws factory ovamms discontmusd models 4 used <tsms Buy si daap dtacounts 4 save Ev-eryone welcome 464-2104

726 Musical Instruments

2 ORGANS, both w'rythm Ham mond 124JIL (400 Seers 4706 w/4 external speak• a (200 4 76-4763

PtkfNO Wursuer consols, sn 1: S6STII condition (625 lllrml snd " a l

532-5633

PtANO Kawai Studio Bought 1665 Like naw Sand walnut .sss than 10 hrs uss (2500 146^2052

PtANO KjmbM baby grand agM mahogany hnish. (1200

256-6706

736 Household Pets BABY POT BELLIED P « S 8 wka ata A* Black cuts (250 ' 0a*l C M anytime 517-546-61 to

BASSE-r HOUND female 9 moa old AKC shots wormed trailed (100 aair accaeaonas 261-6274

BEAUTIFUL GERMAN Shaphard 4 mos male shots Needs room lo run! Best o«ar C M Mary Mon -*n 3 5pm 356 3600

BEAUTIFUL KITTENS Persians 4 rwnaaayiana piaytui pan tramafl C M AM only 456-7116

BEAUTIFUL SIAMESE lamale 1 y sds Alter '.rained

855-4 136

606 Boats ft Motors HOBIE CAT 16. irsasi 4 •icsaao-nas banana ya»ow good condmon muai aa* (650 160-2131

SPECTRUM 1660 daap V 50ttp troamc- motor low hours $6200

IT ' * fl MrorMCS

716-1594

USED BOAT AUCTION Nov 9 To aa* your boal at Auction or tor mformauon contact Wonderland Manna 11600 Plymouth a' Farm ington Rd Lrvoma 261-2530

622 Trucks For Sale CHEVY 1661 S-10 Pickup gar s spans!. orWy (5695

C R E S T W O O D o o o a c

4 2 1 - 5 7 0 0 OOOGE DAKOTA >69 Sport V«

M * 2 6 o r i a a a TOWN 4 COUNTRY DOOGf

Grand River lOrcfwd Laka Rd

606 Vehicle ft Boet Storage

BLACK LAB PUPPIES AKC re| tered grasf lamay fun dogs

PIANOS WANTED W « b u y S p i n a s C o n s o l e s

& G r a n d s CaM. a s k (Of M f needs rsrd or 'arm excellent lor 1 I

H o w a r d 4 2 7 - 0 0 4 0 * * ' T « 1 0 0

SAXAPMONE E Flat Aitc new made by Conn antn hara caee ( 4 75 673-0203

r — T BOXER puppie* AKC. lawn shots : 1 wormwd. Vat checked 'emaiee'

(225 males (200 329^5752

AAA STORAGE Boats Trsilsrs. Trucks

Ouidooi weai -bghied secured Electricity svallabla 5 acres

354^6562: Jeftnas 4 Taaegrsph aree 536-777« ALL BOATS 4 RVS

1ST MO FREE WITH THIS AD (12/Mortth - Lighted

Fencad 4 Secured 346-2562

DOOGE 1677. D-100 3 >6 axle I miiaaga 26 000. ongraf ovareuwd i 1 ires no rust. 4 apeed cap (660 ; after 1pm 437 2266

[ DOOGE 1966 DAKOTA - V6 awlo-matic low mass (7266

CRESTWOOD DOOGE

421-5700

SPINET PIANO - Medium wood with bench good condition strong lone Tuning 4 movlno mduded (875 MICHIGAN PtANO

temaie aaUcc shots great good home onfy

neutered. (10 to

634-2667

546-2200 j CHINESE SHARPS; - M a a 10 moa . j . <greet anth kids Papers Craem coi-

CLASSIC CAR STORAGE Birmingfiern

28 car storsgs with tree accaas st anytime 649 2848

COME VISIT OUR

A L B E R T K A H N D E S I G N

DOOGE 1961 RAM 150 LE vsn. 8 passangsr. every avMsbw opbon (23 000 oaw $f8J»»S

DICK SCOTT D O D G E 4 5 1 - 2 1 1 0

I EXPLORER WAGON KIT 1691 4 floor loaded 12 000 m6aa. • IS 2»5 North Brothers Ford «21-1376

STEINWAV GRAND PIANO 5 7 wsmut ivory Keys baautitu. sound 1 115-000 or beal offer 835-2540 { COCKER PUPS AKC

TWO Hreproof me cabinets 8 Drawers each cabinet (125 or beet o«ar I B 6 in , X 2 1 8 w , 1 f t I t In >awsrs 5 * deep 396 2525

715 Computers APPLE U-GS Computer anth 20 MB Memory, Hard dob Drive 1 3 i Floppy DrTv* 1 5% Floppy Drive, im-kge Writer H Printer with Buffer 4 Shew Feeder AJao mdudes Word Parted Afipieworta 4 Manuals (1600/bael |313| 474-5125

8th Annual T e m p l e B e t h E l S i s t e r h o o d

HOLIDAY BAZAAR

SUN OCT 27 10-4PM Art Books. Jewelry. Clothing Gormaf Food. GUIs itsms 4 more 7600 TELEGRAPH. BIRMINGHAM

Lunch-Free Parking 11 YS4.MC

Light I Adm

BEAUTIFUL CAST IRON wood burning rirepisca insert by Vermont Castings OngmaPy 11000 mcludM sll sccasaones. onfy *5«9 642-5779

COROOVOX isccordian 1 anth 1 ars 4 sbie

EXTERIOR storm aadmg doors 6 ft •30 Motorized energy-efftoent flra-piaca insert (145 Evas. 373-5775

Firspiacs insert glass doc vsrisbie spaed twower good condition (300 oomplafe Waned Lske 624-8630

BEAUTIFUL fu* length scanblack mink coat Excellent condition (1250'best Birmingham 845-5873

BLUE FOX tu* length cost SO* 12 hardly worn (900 261-4231

BRIDAL GOWN - Beautiful Paula VarsoMna. ivory beeded lop sak sain i user near- neckline 4 back k-Mae'.es Suitabia year round Origi-nally (2.600 now (650 C M days 833-0624 or Evas 647-6716

(LAMES Style leather chair 4 otto-man (200 Kanmors electric rsngs (175 Wsflnul chest of drawers ster-eo skis. 4 other furniture 473-7026

ESTATE SALES by DEBBIE

H<X*®«rioK3 Mowng Buy outs Onm tmr* to

5 3 8 - 2 9 3 9

3 FURNACES with a« conditioner double door refrigerator i-42 sar clashing stove 646-06 7

IBM PC 6*0K hsrd drtve 3'n m disk drtva. keyboard mouss morn-lor FX850 printer savar al programs 4 game* mstsWafl ( 1 0 0 0 After Spm 3*9-3667

MACINTOSH SE wth Sigma oeeign 19' monitor 4 Laser Writer Ptus over 50 software programs (2995 days 762-2615 or avea 782-1103

PC SYSTEM-TrtStar 16MHZ2B6 wtth math co-proc Full tower cass 4mg RAM 2 hard anvss totssng BOMB ' 2MB 4 360*. Aoppws n a . color 1024x766 monnor w/l meg SVGA card mouss 4 software with menu-M uncaudmg Windows MSOos ale I Asking (1300 Rob 464-2306

Tachmcs SX OX 7 Computeroted Or gsn. hardfy used Purchatssd 1969 (20 000 Asking (10.500 591-1642

USED YAMAHA GRANO PIANOS Exceaeni condition

WurHUer - Troy Commons 524-2626

VIOLINS Qood condition Suss 16. (75 1'10 (94 V * (125 C M 851-3192

champ**-stock ret checked hrv shots Buft males 4 lamaies 435-4516 COCKER SPANIELS AKC Pups. 5 mos old housabrokan shots ( 2 0 0 sacn 682-3B63

COCKER SPANIEL AKC 4 yt old Butt -nsie To good homa

255-6295 j

OACHSHUNOS "OME RAISED [ Puppies AKC A* vanetias

Chsmpion Stud sarv«a Terms Bob AMxecht 471-7191 W E B U Y

H A M M O N D O R G A N S 1 QERMAN SHEPHERD »UPPY AKC W a n t e d B - 3 , C - 3 . A - 1 0 0 & Macs 4 tan mala (225 O t h e r s C a l l , ask t o r M r I 730-9i36i Plymouth A-ss

H o w a r d

cars Boats 4

C L A S S I C

V E H I C L E S T O R A G E

2 7 0 0 J U N C T I O N * Ml E Of Lfvamots

•s Mi S o " Michigan Avs 8 4 2 - 6 4 4 9

OPEN 7 DAYS

INSIDE STORAGE antique cars 4

t-PARK

WAYNE'S INDOOR STORAGE (50 Par Month

Boats Cars. Whatever 455-4011

4 2 7 - 0 0 4 0 GERMAN SHEPHERO | puppws.1 adults M shots and psper:

YAMAHA Model 7000 consols I wor* current reasonable 456-7424 orgsr ro* down cover lighted i aaybosrd 533-S866 GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS beau

812 Motorcycles Mini-Bikes

FORO danger 1966 dition. high rnr. naw paml. mm mmn tainsd >3200 must sen 454-0036

'ORC t974, 16 ft Bo* 2SOO » «" excaHan* shape must (as. (2600 C M after 3pm 522-266*

FORD H 7 8 pvck up - r u n ! grsal av-erythmg works J spaad e i TOO

FORD-1979 F2S0. dual gas tanks naw Tires 4 prakee Runs good (2.000

FORD '979. 15C Pie* up. cap power steenng/brMas. sir cruise Good condition ( 2 2 0 0 5*6-4367

FORD 1964 F-1J0 HIT # Cylinder sutomatic graat corxjrtior mHaa cap (4600 f Bvaa 346-6277

FORD 1965 Ft50. * » Good condition' *2 t96 p o e s

YOUNG-CHANG Piano highgiass condrtion (5500

iifui Buck 4 tan babws HARLEY 1990 • custom sofl-lM. 5 2 Grand Basuiitui tempermant large bons 1 °*® EMaOi. Ba*j-tifui (9500

Champwr Back-Biack sxcellant | Grsnd Victor Ask tor David 363-7337 662-4700 349-0115 ground Wormsd 4 shots 296-7996 fcaQPED

727 Video Games Tapes ft Movies

] GOLDEN Rstnsvsr , 6 yssrs old needs good homs Spsyed. 'am-,ly pel 828-3770

TANDY lOOOEX 640K ram IBM Compendia. |oy stick sotwsrs (275 Motorola 13 EGA monnor (300 sftsr 6pm 455-9017

716 Commercial Industrial Equip.

Alummuan 40 foot sxtsnsKin ladder. 1 mar old made By Wrenet Askmg (240 451 5544

BULLDOZER - TD6 Eager Beaver trsasr Ford F600 dump days 320-2267 sves 455-9250

FARMINGTON - MOVING SALE household Items some sppksncas lumbar tools etc 471-7802

FUR COAT- Tanuku <Japaneee> Rac-coon Like naw Paid (4000. saHng (1200 Stored 4 cleened yeerty C M batwaen 6-11pm 435-3825

KING SIZE WATERBED soad oak heater ,uks new Baautrtui. (350

288-1117

LEATHER JACKET, dreesy. sua 5'6. never been worn, Hke new Psad (200. sacrKcaSlOO 456-4118

LA Z-BOY sols (500, d m Psid (790 Soft color

BLACK LEATHER JACKET men a medium. excManf condltior.. re-movable lining, 185 455-1248

CANOALAN LYNX fur cost, fu* length sue 6-8 Unfitly uead retails ( 2 1 . 0 0 0 - now (10 .000 686-1131

FEMALE Wheal Mlnk/Foi tnm street length, pur ch seed Chudik s SOS medium Currant spprsisai (3000 sakmg( 1995 357-4943

LACE. Pearl 4 sequin wedding dresses white, off shoulder aas 9

long araa 1 a saa 11 961-6765

Ivory ( 3001

WANTED TO RENT A long wfMa h* coat for s wedding on Dec 13 C M 887-8276

Jacobson 1 snow blower exercise CMS slsctric rypaw-nsr • stand AM \ excellent condition 646-0272

WANTED - Buy-oul or Conslgnmsnt Upholstsred rsckner sols, kitchen ; chairs, guns, bunk bsdia large bad cage odd 'terns bookcases chins cabinet Gar age Sale-'Flea Market DE NEPHEWS 535-5600

CHAMPION AIR COMPRESSOR VR5-8- vertical 80 gal tank with 5 kne hook -up Never been uaed (1500 522-7342

711 Misc. For Sale Wayne County

AIR TIGHT woodstovs wtth tar 12 insutsted duct (400 or best oftsr Call 427-6978

AQUARIUM 29 fiaHor. mi

Compiata (75

fu* hood toys 5229

LETTER PRESS EQUIPMENT for sale Prssaas cuTtsr atneher drill type cabmen gaBwys C M 478-0360

THREE TON BAY LIFT MOIST 3 ion capacity or mora A* wtt Parted ahap* New (4500 sakinc (1200 477-4563

TGERLINE '980 heavy duty 9 ion tn axle trailer 8 ft • 18 fl steal deck new tires, naw lights, new pamt uks naw must aae Cost naw (6500 Asking (4500 Dave 531 8362

NINTENDO system wrth 8 gamas m-cludes laser scope 4 gun - (<70 Call between 6pm-9pm 336-4956

NINTENDO system - 27 game* 4 instructions NES Satellite lots of extras Grsal condition 525-93*8

Pi NBAL L MACHINE Gottlieb s Pmbali Poo- aorks grsal Oaw lor

OOC oroast 462-3929

SUZUKI 1982 GS650GL - Na* bat tery. good condition (600

GREAT DANE PUPS AKC Ch^w C M star 4pm >* 1 pion sired fawns pf»C*d to gooc rvynee

•LITTEN5 TO GOOD HOME

>n»t>iy _ „

•-4247 814 Campers, Trailers ft Motorhome*

6 weeks old. M shots rained assorted colors

855-4 136

522-1692) COACHMAN 1977 25 h travel Maker sleeps 4 adults 2 chadrsn (1600 C M after 5pm 661 -4207

728 VCR. TV, Stereo, Hi-Fi, Tape Decks

DIGITAL CO "layer ungie disc holder (75 Slereo graph* equaluer (75 471-1237

KENWOOD wrth flual cessans equalizer 5 changer CO player el-most new (500 560-0965

LHASA APSC PUPS- AKC 6 weeks 0*3 (300 (3131227-0202

LHASA APSO PUP 6 mos O« Housabroka Femaia Shots Needs kids 4 lencefl yard (250 649-6656

PERSIAN KITTENS - 6 weeks Old CFA blues 4 whites txack male. 2 yrs OW COO 4 up 981-06*3

HOLIOAY RAMBLER 1990 Class C Rear bstn mooei miles tag axle more n sion generstor 4 air 140 000 Eves i weekends 517-721-6368 Days 981-1479

LEISURE CRAFT 1968 Class C 27 fl. 11.000 mass. Ford 460 angina a* generator sleeps 8 rear twin beds baaamenl model (28.500

459-4648

729 CB Radios Cellular Phones

PERSIAN MIXED haired calico 6 -cuts ( 7 5

oid long

,73

PACE ARROW 1963 30 condition. 28 000 miles

(21.000

FORO 1965 RANGER - speed dark Wus air loaded (2.500 or basi Musi sal 474-724 1

FORD 1965. RANGER - Cap. baau Htui C w v Rad aiciMsnt condttm. •ow mIiaaga OOOOrbaal. 525-0235

FORD 1965 Rang*- 4 cylinder S Spaed Runs good' Looks goocf

I (2.200 or bast 350-9677

FORD '985 -1 tor, pick up. sutomat-! be sar Looka and run* jraa-

Cheap* ; TYME AUTO 455 5566

FORC 1966 f ISO. Lanat 5 8 mar engine 28.9*0 maes E«a«>pec w-tr power brMaarswaung. exu— aa Ouar tanks rustproolad. am-lm Star •c TrftMir lowoq oprtonc • caUD storage organaar Cap 4 oadlmer (6950 Call 565-66**

FORD •»«« Hign Cuba iruca 14 ft box. white very good condition 47,000 maes (6.000 or bas: oftar Day 540-0090 Eve 510 4649 FORD '967 Ranger 4X4. STX ev-tanded cab. low mias. naw i ras vary clean' (6,500 551-9041

PotBai-

HAM RADIO AvUMlNUM TOWER

I REGISTERED Vwti ly Pig lamale 11 waaks ota pnea nagotlabie 517-546-0*48

V L S f S K l ! POMERANIAN AKC male '2 wks . fold-ovar W u r s 4 I 4 < n e m ^ , 0

(475 515-6467

base with power laid-over power vertic* extend 10 about 70fi Plymouth 455-0333

PROWLER REGAL 6 8 8 9 26ft doahousa aqua 4 roes loaded screen room 111 900 669-0018

REAL-LITE IC'1 pick-up camper Sen contained 3 way »ndge. good condition (800 420-4419

LOFT BUNK Sal boys dark wood 2 araa sera desk chair bookshelf 4 toy shall (450 469-4249

CERAMIC MOLDS good condition For mors information CM after 3 30pm 427-1822

M O V I N G & E S T A T E S A L E COKE MACHINES, old pooi table, canoe, ciaw-iooi labia kitchen cabi-nets. sir conditioners 722-5147

WE'LL SELL IT FOR YOU

T H E G R E A T E X C H A N G E

C O N S I G N M E N T C O 589-0390

DRILLING RIG 200 fl maximum depth inciudee 14 000 gaBon par minute water pump 4 m diameter God condition. (1.100 533-72*9

706 Garage Saiea: Oakland

BIRMINGHAM- Waterbed ceamg fan. 10 spaed Bike Bar stools as-sorted clothing 4 much misc Fn-Sun 10'25-27 9-4pm 31062 W Rutland N ol o l 1 SouthAeM 4 Greenfield

BIRMINGHAM FumMure house-hold toys emidrans clothes Thurs 4 Fn 9 30 tt* 3 4584 Waioen near Franklin 6 Walnut Lake Rd

NEW & USED S e w i n g m a c h i n e s a n d V a c -

u u m s w i t h w a r r a n t y W e r e -

p a i r a l l m a t t e s

F R E E E S T I M A T E S

U N I V E R S A L S E W I N G

C E N T E R

2 5 7 0 D t x k e H w y , 6 7 4 - 0 4 3 9

ELECTRIC MOBILITY - Rascal Rover 3 wheel can lor nendKappad hardly used (2600 bast 451-7648

FiP 1 Cross Country Ski exercise machine Saars water sof ter* navar uaed 261-0566

FIREPLACE INSERT - Can* Con-cept II with Blower good condition. (100 455-167^

BLOOMFIELD - MOVING SALE Old upright piano largs dmnetle sal w'8 upholstered chairs other Kiml-lurs household good* Oct 24-25 9am- 5pm 1917 Bayou N of Long Lafcs E 01

FARMINGTON HILLS Tuee Wad 4 Thurs 9am-4pm. 23271 Haynai 5 of 10. E of Orchard Lake Linen* clothes. Books. Jewelry nousa-wares sewing machine

FARMINGTON HILLS Moving SaM' Clothe* furniture tools miscella-neous Hams 25336 Castlereigr. Lin-coln Shire E si ales S ol 1» Mas 4 E or Middlemen *nler on Beechum Thurs Fn Sal Sun 9-5pm

ONE DAY ONLY - CASH furniture, range 4 refrigerator, ma-hogany hewioom quality dinmg and bedroom sets mahogany spinal pi-ano lamps, Boo*c*iaa pedeaiai ta-biee chairs assorted dinmg sets, some Victorian piecas 100 yr old handcrafted hunters rocksr. an. ex-perience to sew Ships lantern hu-midor, ate 12noon - 7pm , Thurs , Oct 24 2477 Garland, Sylvan LMe Orchard Lake to Keego Harbor btw Middieber 4 Sherwood St Take Sherwood to Garland North side a* Orchard Lake. 1st house on tha left

HOME SECURITY System wtth motion detector m original Box. (ISO 454-9118

717 Lawn, Garden, Farm, Snow Equip.

AMERIND MAC KtSSC compost shredder grmdar Uke new

646-3712

FORO 860 Tractor a*tn Forfl loader 4 cylinder, gas. Brush hog. (5.950

347-1147

RIDING SX95 1 ( 1 500

SNOW THROWER 8 fip 2 stags 26 m auger sslf pro-pelled (650 421-5636

TRIMMER EOGER. Blower gas trimmer. 21 m Ksbot* 5hp

Snapper Wisconsin l a w - Both salt pr opened with

Begs 326-6994 726-2551

hedge In OHV 4

718 Building Materials GARAGE Door.

NINTENDO controllers 1360 Amans microwave 1125

2 deluxe

536-2472

PORTABLE CAR Phone Novafall 3 watt (ISO f u a busier Whistler 3. (35 2 brsnd new MSOK Nursar ooas J5aa 313-459-3121

OAK FLOORING - 2'* al white l l 29 par aq ft 3 ' - al while or rad «1 55 3 4 5 plank H 75 M T Hardwoods Inc (517) 523-3468

RESORT MEMBERSHIP st Grsnd Lakes, near Roes City. Mi For information caa 722-4817

719 Hot Tubs, Spas ft Pools

PINE FURNITURE. 3 piecas dark finish Rout op desk corner hutch, basic hutch ' ovarsue couch best offer 7pm to 10pm 399-0337

SEWER M A C H I N E and Two i6'nX875 tires new Two 16'sX87S 'ires used Mornings Omy 532-9184

WEATHERVANE wood IKJS slide window approx 4 x5 w'wood *0I-•upblmd •150'basi 462 2616

QUEEN-SIZE sofa bad. Hke new End labia m mapia iwnsh. ovsi coi-lee table, wamul m a * Bedroom furniture, man's suite soa 40R an graphics phoi piias otckes csaaaria*

FARMINGTON HILLS MiJtl Famay Sals of ins CenluryN Everything Priced To Seal' Quality adult 4

SCANDINAVIAN FURNITURE Catalog sales save big Appoml-merits oniy weekdays 10anv6pm Breach Asaodatas 477-7600

dofhmg. M sn Toys Wad 4

SOFA 4 love aaal coffee labia 4 and table good condition 1475 complete 553-5639

Toys Wad 4 Thurs. Oct 23. 24th. 9-3pm Off Ctsar Lk N of Nme E of Hawtead

SOFA 4 MATCHING 2 wmg backed chairs Plsad Perfect condition

1 yr old • 1400 CM. 474-9614 ROCHESTER H*is Everything must

e Oct 24-26 9-6 834 Timbarlme E 01 Adams W ol Brawstsr S

o*f T»n*sn Shsdowwood Sub

ROYAL OAK firs! f ve r ' TVirs Fn Sat tO-5. 20 i5 vmaatt* N of 12 maa. S ol Crooks Fimvfurs dryar krichanaars much misc

SOUTHFIELD OARAGE 4 Moving , aaae 9 Mi 'eiegrapr aree Daraah

-einut dmang sel girls white drsee-ar Kenmore dryar Fisher 28" COKA

r Dear* SR72 rid 1 rsar bagger lots

maac rtarns Sal 4 Sam or*, 354 566T

WOOOeuRNiNG Firepiaca insert with slectric tan. (400 or bast oftar Fits opening measuring 15 wade x 28 high 455-5229

712 Appliances ALMOND Whirlpool aatl cleaning electric oven 3 yvs old. parted (300 Evanmgs 1313)347-5939

BRAND NEW KENMORE washer 4 gas dryer never been used (650 o bast ofler 532 1839

ELECTRIC RANGE

90 m tapestry (200 Lsmpa coach lamp never

476-2778

TEA CART 2 organs hutch. Uncoki rocker OAbd 4 cheeeer oval end tacaa 420^2895

VK ">RlAN COUCH entique chairs end lewaa »rwig room am atemed giesa -var. 346-9178

LL TRADE mahogany rrja ak wm- craa 33 • 86 tor sn •

Sal-ary 4 kpl pro naad N. pats pAeeee CM Mon-Fri 6-11am 352 3600

A P T M A N A G E R C O U P L E BABYSITTER WANTED

BABYSITTER 4 rear OM every , dales Cat toi appomimanf

I S W X J S ^ E n t e r p r i s e , . n c

CHILD C A * GivER needed lor 6 r old boy I f t » school FN* even

OULD CAME ai my W BaoomllaM homa. N*o 8 yeer oMa after school Mon-TNurs. CCiaWll, cMNar hours

C * W 0 CARE - Ml 1 Kama LMM " nm—1 iapi IU I f W iNyparectlval l l r M Muai hev*

T *w» I f n Oh A 'sksr

C M 644 T44S

0 M waM « our liar pan C»y homa I C M Fri even, ar Sal 421-rse*

3 5 2 - 3 * 0 0

COUPLE OVER SO yrs OW lo IMe

EXPfR#NCCO rnalure coupes «or 1J0

414-6140

SMALL APARTMENT COMPLEX » Can lor looking lor caralMer

C M 367 0300

S11 Enter ta inment At LL ABOARD OJ EXPRESS

* pr i l l ma al DJ « •nca w r e n Wamfkius psmes •

* « B - 0 « C 0 4 7 K

H o m e NURSING CARE

' FIDELITY ' FIDELITY m Nursing Systems

Private Duty .Yursing 24 Hour Care Screened A Insured

Line-in Companions Facility Staffing Ventilator Care

Therapists I V. Therapy Insurance Billing

5 2 8 - 1 2 2 3 Call 24 hours.

IN Ml TOLL FREE. DIAL 1. THEN SOO-626 77SS

637 E Big Beaver • Ste. I l l • Troy

JCAMO ACCKMOrTKO

703 Crafts " APIS 4 ' RAF' SHOW

Sal 1 Jet 26 'O 5pm 1 10 lurtaa ertisls Orchard Radge Campus OMIand Comai*m#y Col-

SH Buarlmg Oym Fermlnglon Far~»glor Rd S Ol 12 Mae

( 1 edmiaemr m U M l door prtva •ame luck al

""CRAFTERS

HOMESPUN TRADITIONS

Country Wares A Collect ibles Sale

S u r . N o v 3 I 0 e m - 5 p m

" L A U R E L M A N O R 161

BY F t l O T Y 8TRMOB

3 1 3 - 4 6 2 - 4 0 9 6

ruling lots of

SOUTHFIELD Hugs Sale vanery of M items «*mdWg baby clothes lurnrture Fn I Sal »-3pm 16230 Onyx o f Southfield Rd N ol Ten

709 Household Goods Wayne County

AREA RUG - Cualom made 9 X12'. brsnd new - never usaa Blue canterfleid bordered By 8 m bur-gundy 4 3 m While border OuaBty good buy C M after 4pm 464-8022

BAB' CRIB Osiari. natural oM evth rocamg chair Beat ofler

381-3637

CRIB ( 5 0 changing tab* w/ r» (125 pma bunk bads.

•2 75 451-0 7 28

ELECTRIC STOVE 1 ingsrator 4 portable avocado Wtvtts electric dryer ra-ingeraior 4 >aa nova make an ol •er After Spm 397 2686

GE sell-dean electric range Whirlpool ralngeralor gold (90 each (ISO pa* 64 1-6362

GE SPACEMAKER under the coun ler micrcrwev* oven under 1 yr old. paaiect (300 Evae ( l l l l 347 5*36

G E S^nshxs -sfrigarstors S^jna rur* gas nova 4 freeisr Good con-drtion Reasonable 272-60M

707 Garage Sales Wayne

CANTON Baby 4 cnadrene Heme clothes loys Forest TrM Sub Sandpiper Si al Joy 4 Shaadon Rd Thurs 6 Frt » JOsm 3pm

DETROIT Gersge saw avary Sal BOTi-4pm Garsgs saas *eme want-ed >72 10 Linear barwaan McNl chola I Or end Ra-wr 142 8172

QAROEN CITY -buge Garsgs Sale

m. of F

8 30eaw-3pan Thurs -SM

LIVONIA LOIS ol Books lacilhM laweary mci J6266 DoneM S of S. W o»NawtK*-gh Oct 24-25

LIVONIA - O M 24 4 28 346*0 Navw Waal of Qm bfw 7 6 8 Mae ( M l cScMRae IO-61 toy* lurvn-

LIVOSWA siereo Sppasr-cwa

PLYMOUTH Oct 21-84 Can M l

p m 6M M a n - a . S af P M n w a *

BABY FURNITURE 1 terms 2 cribs 2

Siroaar 4 playpen 72 1 -6642

BASSETT OVAL dmmg room lebM 88144 W/3 18' leavas Walnut w'custom mads pad 4 6 chairs Plymouth araa (1200 459-2364

ONNA CABINET PA Ho» 52 m ends aghted lop gi (1200/bast After 4pm

jse cherry aee doors. 425 4468

COMBINATION TV:stare (TV not workmgl 6 convai practiem^nm

consoN tion oven 453-3773

COMPUTER daM wnt prmtw deM eecreianai nana * M 45 ecrean TV

hwlch 4. OaM • -459 30*7

CONTEMPORARY WALL UNITS OM 8 walnut Snash each 12 • 74 IS daap aceaer * condMeai 8*00 Ca* 'Oem 6pm 455 6636

C O U C H (100

COUCH 2 WW4GBACK chars hum ar Green ak (290 Straia Lounger

456 8666 Days 466 8765 Evee

0 M M Q TABLE. I

LIKE NEW aub-C frige 2t'S d M s o y M a (1SOO Cherry k IS

" 5 0 0 447-

MA YT AG WASHER 4 arfvie (75 each Good condition

591 1642

MAYTAG WASHER Dryar ielectric 1 reirigerelor 80 yds of used carp«) mg (600 beet tor M 861 4043

MOVING SALE

REFRIGERATOR Maytag weeher dryar lease!'* 1 90 yde ot ueed car paling (600 beat tor M 8 6 1 * 0 4 3

REFRIGERATOR WHIRLPOOL Side By side koel "ee goad Good

(200 471-1117

REFRIGERATOR WHIRLPOOL. No •root gold woe by woe ( 1 6 0 Alec TV ZaraWi 28 m coneoae. color, ra-

(100 Bom m a i r * 476-8966

WHIRLPOOL

WHIRLPOOL nap em a

PORTABLE SPAS •991 Factory Overstock

Ware ( 3 820 Now ( 1 490-3 1 3 - 4 2 5 - 7 2 2 7

730 Sporting Goods Exercise Equipment

EAST STEPPER Sta*master (75 vnamaster Exercise Baae. (50

737-4633

GOLF CLLieS - "asd Prsnws* brsnd newi Complet* set 3 maHai woods, 8 irons 4 bsg Retsu (950 must sM - Oast oher' 663-1761

GOLF CLUBS - Waller -lager irons [ 4 woods coned ors items (295 dsys 782-2615 or eve* 762-4 103

MARCY WEIGHT Bench 150 tt* l»ee arsaghts OP gym pack 1500 4 Bench After 8pm 474-9760

POOL TABLES AK sists sntiqus. ultra modern, bar soa Floor modal demo s 399 7255 Evas 655- 13 14

POODLE pup* Sisndard AKC, shots wormed health .guaranteed

879-6926

POODLES Standard AKC shots guaranteed Black 4 cream.

937-2557

POOL TABLES NEW 4 USED

FLOOR MOOELS TOO

5 0 % OFF • MOVING 6 RECOVERING

- SOCCER TABLES e AIR HOCKEY

• POKER TABLES • ELECTRONIC DARTS

CLEARANCE SALE L* Baron's Sports 34711 OeQuknder

ROC K WOOD '984- 25 fl original owner 43.000 miles stored inside 115 000 459-6386 453-6630 SCOTTY 1989 SPORTSMAN Traa-er 14 ft like brand new C M sifter 6pm 454-9372

TRAVELMASTER. '9B6 24 ft 350 engme. Sir naaps 6 garage stored T9.500 maes (15 000 356-7605

UTILITY -RAILER drop gate new emea tires Uks naar- (650

8X10. 1 ft noes

S S

816 Auto ft Truck Parts ft Service CAPTAIN S SEATS (4)

Oar* oaue cruahafl valour eakmg (400 C M after 6pm 476-0105

FORD 1966 F150 Pickup Our aimer 14 000 actual miles omy (8665

FOX HILLS Chrysler -Plymouth

455-6740 961-3171

FORC '966. Rar-ger XLT extended cab 4 x 4 with Cap automatic AMFM cassette (8500 C M 11-6

427-1478 FORO '968 XLT Extended cab low rm power siaaring.'brMM Ex caHent condltior. (5.000 664-0630 FORC 1989 F- ISO Fu* power. ca»-aetle. cruise control Laar cap low mileage (BjpO 459-3157

FORO 1969 F-250 22.1300 mews V8 Sir dual tana s tut crj iae (10.995 North, Brothers ForO 421-1376

FORO 1969 Pickup F. 150 XLT 300 6 loaded Laar wadge cap many suras Must see 19800 722 39*3

Troy I 313-566-3535 CHEVY 380 ENGINE, rune eaciMent 1375 or bast ofler Ca* after Spm

427-3043 REMINGTON - 870-12 gag* express shotgun Naw never Nad (180 C M alar 3pm 455-2694

ROTTWEILER PUPPIES - ssamg 1*1 a a w of Nov 4 mates'* tsmsiss Quality, papers 42 champions from] DOOGE. 1971 Charger both pedigrees (600 Greg. days. I or parting out Also

163-036' 476-5333 pans

Complete ac Dodge

476-7008

FORO 1969 Ranger XLT pick-up LOW miles Sunrool. alloy wheels oaautrtu truck 65700 days 474-4425 or svas 397-6928

F O R D 1 9 9 1 T R U C K S '

FtSO 199V 5 spaed to maes (8995

F150 1991 automatic

SCHWINN AiROYNE b«e a a paid (750 a » m g (450

SHOTGUNS RIFLES 4 KNIVES Several A.anable New 4 Used

Buy SM 6 Trade C M aher rpm 522-4148

_ _ SALUKJ PUPPIES 3 mo 4 10 mo GRAND PRIX 1977 - M or parts 644-0246 maiee shots, guar an lead 697-7270 1 C M after 4 30pm 536-5425

* rvc anewer 1eevw meesage

MUSTANG GT • T„ea 4 arfieeis |4| Yokohama used onfy 1 500 rm Like new! (600 or beat 462-1929

(9995

Super Cab 199' XLT

SEALPCMNTE pa Ev

Siameea amans sp-as left Vsry specaai sends 853-6120

SOL OF LEX 4 years oad seldom used wtlh M stiachmenls (600

537-2363

SHELTIE weeks old shots Aflar 4pm

sabie 4 white 6 -naass m t 281 5335

MUSTANG PARTS Fenders doors sic

12 STATIONS Wsle-man commer-cial grade souipmsnt Buy arhsi -ex. need or s whole gym Olympic 4 standard piatas 42 1 -4269

735 Wanted To Buy

SHE L T1E pup male 10 a a a i saBie 4 white shots actrve 4 healthy (330 476-5727

SHEPHERD PUPPY 10 mos male shots/neutered Good personality Needs good home 855-4136

BASEBALL I00I6M, hockey aetBM cards Any sports bwa Topp cash wis trsv« 477-2560

SIAMESE aasa wm (12S

Purs breed sppw racad * 4 chocotalae. 7 wks

278-3518

TRUCK CAP - Black aluminum for - aee Commanche. ssamg windows 10 mos old (150-'Beet 722-2713

TRUCK CAP K-BON 6 loot (200

726-9454

TWO RADIAL Steal batted was each are 76-15 M 4 S ' GR76-15

(10 each 6*4-6160

(16 59 '

F350 199' Stake 50 maes (14 990

Craw Cab 199' 4x4

. 721-6560 1-600-676 FORC Aak tor Lot a 1

DEMMER FORD F-150 SUPER CAB '99C V8. Auto-matic ( i 1.995 North Brothers Ford 421-1376

CASH PAID lor copper. brass, aluminum

318-6120

SIBERIAN HUSKY 8 waek lemaM M shots After spm

720 Flowers-Plants Farm Produce U-P1CK PUMPKINLAND

Dairy mm Oct. 31-. Mon ffiru Sat 9am to 6pm Sun noon (o 8pm 10 recreational activities nownrig s 10 pound pamipkir lor chadrsn Pncas Chadrsn (3 50 weMsnds (3 00 weMdsys Adults (1 00 Sytnanak Goodrich 1-75 N 10 Grsnd Blanc exit 106 N -i maa E on E B i d air 2' . maes 636-T714 Or 636-2775

721 Hospital-Medicel Equipment

SEMi ELECTRIC >iospnsi bad (500 Has attachable trapaia (50 CMt'WullWMS 4 2 - ' * 0 2

722 HoM>ies Coins ft Stamps

EVENMEAT HOeBY KILN And stsnd Good condition (225 C M 726-2356

GIANT Modal Raaroad Flea Market Sunday Oct 27 lOam 10 4pm Ovar too l i w i r i Dearborn CN * Cantar 1580 I Hbchigen si Oreenfiald

CASH PAID FOR OlD ORIENTAL RUGS TAPESTRIES

TOP PRICE PAID 851-8722

W A N T E D : U S E D nsme brsnd good 31.1am, chudrena 4 maternity domes Cm 360-509 I

736 Absolutely Free Runs Mondays Only

AM Items offered m this Absolutely frae cok*rw must be

exactly that FREE 10 those apondang T»us newspspsr m M M no charge »or theee kstmgs But ra-stnets use 10 'evidential Obeervar 4 Eccentric Newspapers accepts nc

tor

SPANIEL PEKINESE MIX Syr old •ovebie To good horn* 266-03*3

SWEETEST DAY SPECIAL Msness ouooma 1 male 1 tern els

: AKC 542-4229

WIRE FOX TERRIERS AKC Bred for OuMfy temperament 4 health

; Also young adult S'3-634-4833 ,

740 Pet Services vE'ERJKARY SERVICES •ev *o» c«ts 4 m fcW rmn% 'o» mOoQtX)r CmI Clr> < F®rr^«oglo^ H * * 4 76-9®9C

WANTED Ragatered AKC Maw PugI M , l y - J . r » r « W a n t e d tor stud servica C M tor information * « ' sftsr 4 30pm 4S6-790

820 Autos Wanted

ABSOLUTELY HIGHEST DOLLAR PAID FOP

QUALITY AUTOMOBILES wa s M wtth confidence wa Buy with 'integrity Piasse cM J»r Benson

562-7011

WANTED AUTOS & TRUCKS

BILL BROWN -USEDCARS-

35000 Plymouth Rd Livonia 5 2 2 - 0 0 3 0

GEO 1990 TRACKER L & Mr cas-sette starec 17 000 maas mmt con-d i t ion ( L O O O O 6 4 9 - 3 2 4 5

GMC '977 Tor Pick up Runs good looks good (900 C M smwr 5pm 42*1-0013

GMC Truck 2 I 000 condition (6500

individual regard 'dmg A&soiuiatv 1 Non-commercial ec-

cooms oiiayT Scmy TIO traa pats

niessa cooperese by piacmg your Abaokitafy F-ae ad -o i later than .

SPM Thursday lor nasi Mondays PubacMion

744 Horeee, Livestock Equipment

ARABIAN HORSES 12] tor lees*

ALL AUTOS 4 TRUCKS Junk wrecked, -unnang Top Doner

E 4 M Auto Parts 474-4*25

TURN THAT JsaiK Qc Runmng Car . Into Caah" F rea Towwig Ca* 642 1275

APPROXIMATELY band unisorm lope

»00

DRESSHAGE SAOOLE Bwck •« m mn" wether gmh stirrup* 4 pad (350 313-363-8766

LOOKING tor horse add m Rochea-

WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE Auloe and True** 24 hour towmg

Up ao (6000 LARRY S TOWING 135-7*80 135-7487

GMC 1990C-T500 Smrra SL caa s a n e low miles (7995 C M Rc^n

! Buxck 729-2000 •SUZU 199' Rodac automatic. 4 OOOr sunroof chroma rans. 6500 rnnas (15 300 #33-1607

JEEP '987 COMANCHE p « u c sxcanant condltior 53 000 maas (4S00 S44-0«0»

MAZDA '967 B2200 automat*" aw 8 ft Bad with cap axe Msr t con-atbon (4700,'Bfsi 722-3154

RAMCHARG^R 1990 - 6700 m*aa 2WD tow package am ennm sm/lm ( 1 1 0 0 0 420-0559

' RANGER 1967 x t ' Supar Car * j -lomatic nace 4 dean (6365

Hwies Psrk Lmcoln-44»cur, 453-2424 axi 201

RANGER 1967 XLT Supercac v«. a* automatic sterwc .ans i ie 60/

Dam mca irue*' Just

DOUBLE METAL Ihwrvmg • M s tor

.OCKER g d 360-0120

C S 822 Trucks For Sale

723

FREE Books motor

Clothes household items amok si gn* electric Boat

626-3465

I Z Z Z - T T m f r f r : , , , - — T ' ***• S to tram condi-about 25 today Any mforthaoon " I My, *S 400 or Baal ortwr 651-1

( 4 4 9 5

J a c k D e m m e r F AFFO*tOK&LE USED

« i - 5 0 2 0

1 9 6 6 ' 5 0 C

D4AMONO ENGAGEMENT rmg 1 a marquis msel wrth 10 amM round

",V*?3 FREE DESK heavy aoad wood

FREE -Wora'rve stones tor yard Leave massage 9am-5pm 522-6721

PRIVATE BARN Bo* si aas mdoor'! outdoor ar w a tum out naw Nov or 96 ( ' 2 0 mo C M after 2pm

313-437 1554

BLAZER 1961 4 door loadad non smoker Executive -whicSe Ex caa art condition (18 OOC 363-0642

SCOTTSOALE loaded S9000

HORSES older Bui

724 Cameree-Suppiies

CO*«PLETE COLOR (550

•ark room S82 3107

728 Musical Instruments

BABY GRANO PiAieC wh no Danch (1600

Ebony Nv

8*2 4676

BABY GRAND Piano 7 m aaim anancar awiaPi appi aiead eac or beal

• emene 5 It •mm* prose* waent »7,SOO

84 7 2166

BABY QRANO M M

(3 OOC Oraan Thoaa* wamut (Tfc Aocordi raai wary «800 A. atnng SchmwR (ISO

srvtMiue whR* 4 sanngs

a INayiwMs I on 120 Base «ao harp 36

836-6662

BALDWIN ORGAN S U M Excel •ant conaaun (SOO ar beat oNer Altar 6pm 26 1 2*53 (22 7*75

Need* MMng ( l 480 16 yrs aid

666-1676

BALOWBI 1641 Baby f .caaant ondRton

Grand piano Grand piano

0RUM lutfeao Bears m a n

• 116 ' 167 3115

DRUM s r r - 6 pMca 1 year o »

brown Ca*

- I CHCVWOLET 1991 SK> PCK UP we» ameo- , wgn JftVIC 864-061S

SUBURBAN 197» 250 C O . IBmpg

FREE FILL DIRT Dump truck nads

'26-6600

FREE FIREWOOO I Redtord Toe

592-1093 or 1

FREE WOOO CHIPS vou pick up Birmirigham araa

642 901S

. <aeoar«pi-«c Wsgna* s ency

800 Rec. Vehicles HONDA -466 250 R 4 whm m u m ' condition 11650 v smeh* 150 War-tar Nsrt bars 4 1 condltson (2150 6 ft duty flatbed traaar 11 •aaa 1SOO % axle • 8 woamanwed *oormg mounaad tool box 6 ramps 1650 425 1063

C H C W i960 Pick up K ion 4 aces a no -uei rebuat moior 12 000 D I M * Cleen' 291-4361

CWEVY i960 C 1500 loadad low maes aasmg ('-1.900 Aflar 4 10pm

amto> 56 OOC ongmei M a O 4 aoad (1,600 326-696* B H

823 Vans

805 Boat Docks B i Marines!

MIDWAY MARINA M I L R O A O

% OFF WINTER STORAGE w / W SUMMER OOCKAOC

2 178 . 421 ' 1S6 . 54i 644-2613 ' R » C h BOO LBMCV^l — S e e e o n e l / Y e e r t y C o n t r e c t i

P o y m e n l T e r m s A v a t a b M

2 8 3 - 6 9 6 0 -

25 ai

WATCRMO awigaate 451-0*32

S M II C - I -I * M s r Jw n v U » 6 l H m J f 9 1 8

A O O R A B l f KITTENS W homes BkstA whrss^«wks oM

AFPMAM MOUND Puppaas

ft Motors WELL CRAFT R M I 66 43 R M rnm

CMEW 1666 Pickup I cab V6 Savar ado tofl GORDON CMTV«CX.ET

_ , AEROSTAR 1666. XL 516 5*25 w

•n ton D w t M O C ^ I P " (10 8*5 : AFROST AP 1687 XL

?res: DOOGE 16T8POCUP H 6 V 6 smtxi ear poaaar Hi Msa'snannw -uns good M M 535 5 2 *

OOOGE '860 DAKOTA C M Cab loaded ( " 466 6r Was

TOWN ( COUMTWY OOOOC

A6TRQ |

GORDON CMCVOOLET

« T * > 1666 van !

DOOOf '»60^0'SO

* * C R S S T W Q O D

4 2 1 ° 5 7 0 0

I M M I

« £ > •

• 2 3 V a m

AOOTM 19*1

O A E M o n d a y . O c t o b e r 2 1 , 1 9 9 1

S b a s

i'OO!3hoS> m!£

CHtVNOcET 1440 Cuki 4r.UMM.lo.nMI : C R E S T W O O D

4 2 V 5 7 0 0

CARAVAN UE - 7 p o«r«7W6

CRESTWOOD 4 2 1 - 5 7 0 0

CHEVY-HT* 380. $1,200 or MM <X*ar \$T%. 350. good condition.

1U-12U CHtSnr. 1447, * ton cargo. V < •utomatic. winlki'l oondWon. run ) » • * » » 0 634-3321 OOPGE VANS VANS VANS! 1448 " TOWN 1 COUNTRY OOOQE

Or and RNar.Orchard Lake Rd.

•OOQE. '98*. CARAVAN • Gray ft ofcck. MWMMM condMon. cMr> •

$4,400 Mike 470-0312 DOOGE 1948 230SE Van. V*. auto-MK. M power. dual Mr. r*d » gray Mtn rad OoWi interior

OOOQE 1MS ORANO CARAVAN TOWN 4 COUNTRY OOOQE

Qood RNat/Ortftart J M Rd. 47.

BOOM 1444 QRAND CARAVAN L£ Automatic. VS. air My toodad »V4K D I C K S C O T T D O D G E

• 5 1 - 2 1 1 0

OOOOC I M M B2S0 o o n w W o n a . 3 t o c K o o a a 1 oen«IO,4SO

T O W N ft COUNTRY DOOGE Oran«3 Rr r a r / O r c h a r d Laka Rd

4 7 1 l l l l

OOOQE. 1 9 M . C o r r y a m o n v a n . 30 .000 m a n W 2 0 0

M M 2

OOOQE 1W 0 Qrand Caravan LE oomptmaty Bon. 9 3 . 0 0 0

o a d a d . axcaaarvt c o n o -m f t a a , « M 0 0 M M 4 V

OOOQE I M 10 C A R A V A N L E - low mttaa. l onda . Ltn.ses

T O W N ft COUNTRY OOOQE G r a n d Rfvar /Orenara LaKa R«3

474-««ee

FORO C l u b W a o o n 1 9 M , M l ) wnd-ad. a a l o r v M 0 warranty n m braHaa Uraa, anocha. 1 1 ' 0 0 0 453 -4079

FOAO. 1943 C l u b Waoon. XLT, VS au toma t i c . 12 960 i 9 4 - « 2 0 «

toad toes. F-1S0 - Sand * C o m n r a l o n . l oadad 70.000 m*aa. M a t of lnr 591-4062

•23 Van* FORO TWO ( i s o c t . u a W A O O N XL - IS ( H I M I I I . 4*0 v*. auto-•name. dual atr. 4.000 M M $ 16,446

Ford 421-137* 10 190 ca

dto trakar peckage. •an. priced lo Mil Caa Between 9anv5pm 737-41*0

FORO. 1«M. Club XLT. automatic V*. loadad 90.000 mkas Soma njet Drive* Ma new S2600. 531-4114 FORO 1MT Common Van. <M tended. tuWy cuetormzed Only $10,995 GORDON CHEVROLET 456-5250 FORO 196* ECONO VAN ISO. Con-mo<*/aMrm. deaSer warranty. Kjty automatic m. 6 way paaaanoar tr*n*Jer Mi l $l7.600/be*i CM Emily or Scott al (313) FORO 1969 E-150 ComarMon Van. V*. automatic, atr much mora. $10,546 North Brother* Ford 421-1376

- H u g e G E O "CLEARANCI

1991 GEO METRO W a s $ 7 1 3 0 •

A f t e r S C C Q Q *

R e b a t e W v 9 ?

1992 GEO TRACKER •CONVERTIBLE

• W a s $ 1 0 , 4 4 0 H

i m s 9 2 5 1 v* R e b a t e

1st TIME BUYERS SAVE ADDITIONAL $400

• • GM EMPLOYEE SAVE ADDITIONAL 5%

300 CARS/TRUCKS DRASTICALLY REDUCED

S W I T C H T O L A R I C H E -

N O T H A R D T O F I N D - E A S Y T O D E A L W I T H !

Plymouth

L O C A L 4 5 3 - 4 6 0 0 M E T R O 9 6 1 - 4 7 9 7

4 0 8 7 5 P l y m o u t h R o a d , P l y m o u t h

•Plua Uu license nat rebate

F O R D l » 1 V A N S >1. Loadad

From $12 ,591

Super Waoon 19*1. IS M M m a From $15,991

£ 2 5 0 1 9 * 1 S u p e r c a r g o From $13 ,541

O u O Waoon 1990 #000 « M 111.990

E2S0 1990 V-8. automatic low rTOMa $10 ,940

7 2 1 - 4 5 6 0 -

DEMMER FORD

8 2 4 J s a p s 4 O t h e r

4 - W h e e l D r i v e s

SROMCO II IM* 4,4 who. 4 Nut.

BRONCO IM* - EddM Seuer 1 mar . *ix*dani uundiUun. taking $12,500. Uvonla 471-32*1 CHEROKEE 1*7*. many new parts. *okd truck $ 1

421-9291 CHEROKEE. >944 - 4X4, 113.000 ml. good condition, aaklng $2,450 CM altar 4pm 534-457 1 CHEVROLET 1976 3 / 4 Ion pick-up. 4 n«iaal drive. automatic, plow. $ 3 1 0 0 3 2 4 - 0 4 0 1

OOOQE 19*5 Ramcnarger • teermg/brakea. automatic R4 0 0 0 mlMa. many naw part*. $2400/'bee1 ofter Cak evening* 354-4524

Q M C SAFARI. 1999 M i r . V a n XLT Luxury Touring 8 paiaangar A l op-tlona Meticulous memtalnad E . landad Warranty $ 1 1 , 9 0 0 421-2147

G M C 1990 Sal art S L E loadad. low mile* . excellent condit ion, non amokar. $12 ,950 RKk 941 -8181

EXPLORER 1991 XLT evary op-lionl 15,000 mile* Two avMleble $18,995 H U N T I N G T O N FORO 8 5 2 - 0 4 0 0

FORO 1981 F150 a * cruiae. 6 cylin-der. atandard overdrive cap. 78,000

$4000/baat otter

G R A N O C A R A V A N 1 9 * 9 LE - K maaa, loaded $10 ,900

T O W N 4 COUNTRY DOOGE Grand Rrver,'Orchard Laka Rd

4 7 4 - 8 0 * 8

FORO. 1981, XLT, speed. overdrive. $3,800

S iapaMa V 8 3 2- lona. sharp.

5 9 5 - 8 2 0 8

LUMINA 1990 A TV Only 17,000 mlMa Air Sharpal $ 1 0 * 9 5 Call Rogm Buick. 729-2000

FORO 198* F2S0, 4 . 4 , 41 .000 mllaa. 3 5 1 automatic $5900 muai teal

5 2 5 - 9 4 9 *

F O R O 19*8 Bronco H - Good condrtion, $7,800 or beet oftar Aftar 5pm « 53 -8138

MITSUBISHI , 1987 Van Excellent condrtion. 89.800 mll*s Naw uraa 4 •hock* . ak. lop ra8k, naw paint 4 mora $5500 277-8915

P L Y M O U T H 1988 V O Y A G E R - auto-matic. Mr $5995 Uvonla CbryaMr-Plymouth 525-7604

P L Y M O U T H 19*8 V O Y A G E R LE -Loadad' WootMUaa Only $9994 H U N T I N G T O N F O R D 852-0400

P L Y M O U T H 1988 V O Y A G E R 7 paaaangar. automatic, air $7495

CRESTWOOD OOOQE

421-5700

FORO, 19*9 150 Supar cab 4 X 4 Loadad. kxcekent condition $«900 6 2 7 - 0 * 9 0

P L Y M O U T H 1989 V O Y A G E R LE - 7 orrfy $4995

CRESTWOOD DOOGE

421-5700 P L Y M O U T H 1991 V O Y A G E R SE -automatic, air. 7 paaaangar powar

] >oc*», aunacraan glaas $14 ,995

FOX HILLS ChryMer-Ptymouth

, 455 -8740 961 -3171

PONTIAC 1990 Tranaport SE. ex Gal-lant c o n d i t i o n , h igh m i l e $10 ,900 or baat ofter

n i e a g e . 55-6832

TOYOTA 1986-ruat. aupar clean. $ 3 * 5 0 5 8 1 - 7 3 * 7 or

TOYOTA 1987 VAN LE - a u t o m a t * , air. 7 paaaangar. raar air $8496 or •aaa

T O W N 4 COUNTRY D O O G E Grand Rlvar /Orchard Lake Rd

474-6668

T R A N S P O R T 1990 All option*. 18.000 milaa $12,500 427-2907

V O Y A G E R 1985 SE, 4 cylinder, au-tomatic. air 5 paaaangar. 71.000 mllaa, vary d a a n $3 ,800 422-8153

VW 1990 Vanagon - loaded Low mkee Extended warranty $16 ,000 722-7809

8 2 4 J e e p s & O t h e r

4 - W h e e l D r i v e s

F O R D 1 9 9 1 4 x 4 T R U C K S !

Craw C a b 1991 4 . 4 , 17 maaa From $16 ,991

F350 1990, automatic. Mr, 8 .000 mllaa $13 ,990

F150 1991 XLT. 9 mllaa $15 ,991

F150 1990 XLT $12 ,990

F150 1989 XL. 6 000 mllaa $ 1 0 , 9 8 9

F150 1988 XLT. V - * . $7988

721 -6560 1 -600 -878 -FORD Aak for Lot a 1

DEMMER FORD

• 2 4 J e e p * ft O t h e r

4 - W h e e l D r i v e s

JCEP WRANQLEFL 19*1 4 0 M-out-PUL automatic. 4000 M M muM

JEEP i960- Sharp, naw angne. «-•unroot,

347 -1 I M

JCEP 19*0, Wrangler 5 apeed. rad w«h gray aofl top. Ma new. entraa Low mileage $*97 5 673-0203 JIMMY, 19*7 - 4*4. automatic au kMdad aunroot. aluminum aneen Muat aaa. $7000 737-0211 RANGER 19*7 XLT Super Cab au-tomatic mce 4 cMen $*3*S

Hmee Park Uncoln-Mercury 453-2424 axt 201

RANGER 1 9 * * XLT Extended cab 4 '»«iaal drive automatic $ *395

Hlnea Per t Uneoin-Mercury 453-2424 axt 201

RANGER 1901 XLT - 4x4 4 liter V6 automatic, atr. loaded' $13,995 H U N T I N G T O N FORO 852-0400

RENEGADE 1984- N a . dutch brakea. ignition i i a n l a u ateei bumper, pamt $2950 459-0925

GEO TRACKER 1991 convart lbM •a. execc 3 7 5 - 0 9 5 3

4X4 5 apeed. 10.000 mJMa e . e c u -trvacar, $9,750

G M C JIMMY 1990 S -15 - 4 3L Wad-ed »unroot hilcft. mmt condition, Deal o«ar 737-9274

G M C 19*4. S15, 4x4. manual trarv-rruaawn. cap included, good condi-tion $ 2 1 0 0 Dael 427-2824

G M C 1986, J IMMY S 15 - 4X4, Fu»y loaded o*ack/Wtvwr, 40K ml criglnM ownar $ 5 ^ 0 0 4 7 4 - 6 5 2 5

G M C 1987 Pvatup 4 X 4 2 5 Litre engine, air automatic, low mileage Asking $ 5 5 0 0 4 5 3 - 4 5 2 7

G M C 1969 SIERRA, 4x4, 2 7 1 peck-aoe. e x c H s n t condition, loadad. 17,000 mllaa, $12 ,000 2 9 1 - 1 9 5 2

G M C 1969 - 4x4, excellent condi-tion. loadad. low mliea. $12 , 800 After 6pm 4 2 1 - 3 2 6 9

G R A N D Wagonaar 1968 excellent condition low mllaa extended war-ranty Loaded' $13,850 665 -0397

JEEP CHEROKEE 1989 Laredo V6. automatic, air. all lha loyal $ 11 995

D I C K S C O T T D O D G E

4 5 1 - 2 1 1 0

T A Y L O R J E E P E A G L E

9 4 6 - 8 2 0 0

D i r e c t '

1989 Ford Mustang GT black 4 loadad $6995

1968 Ford Turbo Coupe, automatic $6454

1967 OkJs Clara. 4 door, ac powar $4995

1989 Plymouth Sk*KJanc» RS. automatic, av $5995

1987 Chryaler New Yorker M power $3995

19*8 OoOge Sftadow automatic, air $3995

• C L E A N V A N S ! ! -

1900 Pontiac Tranaport automatic, air $12 ,995

S 2 S S p o r t s ft

I m p o r t e d C a r s

HONDA. 19*4 ACCORD - 4 door. 8 •peed, good condition 132 000 mir $2200 CM Mr 4pm p-— • -HONOA 19*4 Accord

artor u $1.73©

HONOA 19*5 Prelude - vary cMan. S speed sunroof AM/FM rimlM. loadad $3900 540-0*0* HONDA, 19*6 PRELUOE. good oon-dmon. asomg. $3300 beat after CM 9am-7pm. 646-5Q43 HONOA. 19*5. PRELUOE aaeerti dnva HONOA 1966 Prelude SI - rod. 5 speed, moonroof. Waded, original owner $ 6 5 0 0 313^960-1666

HONOA 1966 PRELUOE. 2 0 S> 5 speed loadad. afwla. naw tirea. brakea. extended warranty exeat-lent condition. $7400 644 -7557

HONOA 19*7 Accord. LX-I. 68.000 mllaa ,nduOea phone loeded. $6 .600 /beet 559 1443

HONOA. 1987, Accord. OX. 4 door automatic air. 82.000 rNlea. new iiraa. spotiaaa $5400 4S* -7469

HONDA. 1987 Accord LXI Blue, clean $6 ,250 4 5 3 - 6 * 4 8

HONOA 1987 Prelude SI- red. 5 speed, excellent condition, an options, low ml After 6 729-7394

HONOA. 1966 CIVIC Catilorrua Car Red H a t O b a c k , 50.000 m> new tlrea $5,800/beat * 4 2 - 1 6 4 8

HONOA. 198* C M c LX automatic, gold. 4 door, loaded aicaKent con-dition. $ 6 * 0 0 349-6460

1968 Plymouth Voyager 7 paaaangar loaded

1969 Ford Aerostar XL. 7

$6995

$7995

• T R U C K S 4 T R U C K S ! ! •

1969 Jeep Comanche, 6 cyl 4x4 $6995

1989 Jeep Comancne. 4x4 Long $7995

1966 Jeep COerokee Laredo 4 door $13 ,995

1986 Dodge Ram 150. automatic, air Only $5995

1987 Jeep Comanche automatic. 8 cyl $4995

T A Y L O R J E E P E A G L E Conveniently Located 12100 TMegrapn Road 2% muea south of 1-94

9 4 6 - 8 2 0 0

MONOA 1968 PRELUDE Si Excel-lent condition, tuay loaded, rad. new tlrea, aaklng $10 000 360 -0953

H O N D A 1988 PRELUOE - red, 5 •peed ak. power ataermg. brakea 4 sunroof Low milee ABoy ml eels $8400 Larry Stratton at 3 9 1 - 3 * 4 6

H O N D A . 1969 ACCORD LXI Coupe Excellent condition, loadad. auto-matic. alarm. $9 500 or baat ofler Deys 836 -5201 Evea 360-9525

HONOA 19*9 Accord LXI. 4 door, automatic momerey green. 23.000 mi loaded, air. amtm stereo caa-satte. excellent condition $12 ,400 '

591 1531

HONOA. 1999 CRX SI - 26,400 ml , Black Baauty $6200 or beat ofler

651-5076

HONOA 1990 Accord OX, 4 door, wrma. 2 r>ew tiraa. 5 apeed excellent condition $ 9 375/bas-t 3 * 6 - 5 0 2 0

HONOA 1990 ACCORO EX - 2 door, 10.0000 one owner nmiea. moonroof can tor details

Hinea Park Uncokv Mar cury 453-2424 e n 2 0 1

HYUNDAI 1988 XL, GL - 5 spead air Graal condition' $2,500 391-2625 693 -4973

MAZDA M1ATA 1990 ConvartlbM. 20.000 mlMe. automatic $11,595

T O W N & COUNTRY DOOGE Grand Rlvar Orchard Lake Rd

474-6668

I 2 S S p o r t s ft

I m p o r t a d C a r s

PORSCHE. HMH. 9*4 - Mack tan

• 11.000 P O R S C H E IM*. 944 turbo sharp' Rad w/black Mather, loadad. *0.000 rMMa. now Urea ortganM ownar, muat sM $ 12.500 ** 1-6343 SAAS. 1987 MOS Turtio Rad. automatic, loadad 44.000 maes «M00 420-34M SUBARU, 19*2 - Rune greet 5 spaed aunt oof. atr. caaeette. 124.000 ml $600 or baat 0M >587 SUBARU 1M4 GL wagon WM maintained mechanic Mty axe slant. $2100/beet oftar 526-3*81 S U B A R U 19*4 waoon, automatic exceaeni condition. | l * 0 0

SUBARU. 19 *6 Air. tape deck 64 00C m l . clean, no ruat $1800 nagotlaOM M 5 - 0 3 3 9

TOYOTA I M 1 M R 2 - 5 spaed an sunroof, powar windows. CO a4ayer 4 morel $13 ,995 H U N T I N G T O N FORO 862-0400

TRIUMPH. 1 9 M . TR7. Roadster great mechanical condition eoko transportation Muat SMI 3 * 0 - 1 1 3 1

Y U G O 1 M 7 . looks and rune great. 4 apeed 3 5 M P G $750 or beat ot-

8 5 2 C l a s s i c C a r s

A N N U A L INDOOR S W A P MEET Sal . Oct 26th. 9 - 3 p m at AtcMnaon Ford. Osns'iMe Rd Maa N of 1-94 Opan to M makes Into 981 -38 *4

C A M A R O 1 9 6 * ConvartlbM, 327 au-tomatic. original owner, 37.000 mlMa. settle aetata 475-3161

CATALfNA 1964 2 * 2 . fraahfy re-stored. show winner $8,000. w « conaKMr partial t rade 625 -0017

FORO 1955 Victoria 2 door hard-top VS. factory dual exhauat stan-dard tranamlaalon. M numbers match, 39 ,000 actual mites Tor-Quotae and white $ 6 9 0 0 Days 9 3 2 - 5 6 6 0 Or avaa 626-0646

M U S T A N G 1966. 302 engine, greal snape' Moving Must s M $3500 or

M U S T A N G 1971 fast beck new en-gine A-1, d a d eeMng any reaaon-abM oftar 261-4399

M U S T A N G . T973 Convertible. coDani condition, 64K miles, naw pamt. top tlrea Muat aee muat sen $6 ,800 525-1096

ROLLS ROYCE 1972 Silver Shad-ow, right hand drtve. air. regularly driven 4 maintained EPA/Dot carti-Mad $ 2 6 , 0 0 0 Days 336-9645

T O W N CAR 1979 - Fun power, Mather, onfy 56 268 original owner

a Like new $ 5 9 5 0 Hinea Park Lmcom-Mercury

453-2424 axt 201

8 5 4 A m e r i c a n M o t o r s

TOPAZ 1987 - an Wheel drive, auto-matic. atr. low mllaa Sharp' $4 795

Hmee Perk Lincoln-Mercury 453-2424 axt 201

BLAZER. 1985. S iO - Black, nary clean, rune great High mileage $ 5 100 ot bast ofler Jaaon, Days 3 5 3 - 4 7 0 0 Eves 855-5124

JEEP CHEROKEE 1990 4x4 - This one haa got It aft" Factory purchase Onfy 8.0CK? mWee C M lor detai l *

D I C K S C O T T D O D G E

4 5 1 - 2 1 1 0

BLAZER 1991, S10 - 4 door. Tahoe, many options dark gray. 13,700 muea. $15 ,900 739-9219

B R O N C H O XLT 1966 Loadedl • 4 , 0 0 0 rndaa Looks good, runs great $6 5 0 0 After 6pm 459-6467

B R O N C O N 1964 XLT - Loadad V-6, t u 5 speed, caaaette, aluminum wheals 4 more $3675. ExcaHant condition Naw clutch new exhaust. a«c 105 000 hwy m, Evas 474 -2728

B R O N C O ll 1996 XLT - 4x4 auto-matic. air. won t laat at $4995 G O R D O N CHEVROLET 456 -5250

JEEP 1996 CJ7 Excellent condi-tion. V - 6 C M 6 2 4 - 9 2 0 0

TOYOTA, 1963 4X4 . Cap. silver 5 speed runs excellent, $1900 C M aftar 6pm 473-6446

M A Z D A - 1 9 6 2 RX7 5 spaed, runs good. a « . needs exhauai $ 1.200 or beat Oftar Mark 563-9071

MAZDA 1968 RX7 Convertible Rac 19.000 rmlea $15,400 528-4757 or 363 -1569

MAZDA. 1968 RX7. 5 spaed, sun-roof. air am-fm cassette «ith graph-ic aquMizer al»oy wheMs, aacurtty system excellent condition $9500

433-0674

TOYOTA 1990 4 runner, SRV5 4 door. metaMc green, 19 000 mtta*. M options. I k e new 455 -3400

JEEP - 1966 Cherokee Laredo Automatic. Mr. am-fm. excellent condition $10,000 652 -7943

JEEP 19*6 4x4 Cherokee, axcaaant condition. 4 cylinder, stereo, naw Was. low rnnee, $6000 477-3724

RANGER 1967 STX Suparcab. 4x4, V6, 5 speed, sir. stereo caeeatte tin, cruiae aluminum wheels. Brahma fi-berglass cap Sharp Truckl Only $6495

J a c k O e m m e i F o r d AFFORDABLE USED C A R S

721-5020

WRANGLER 1 9 M LAREDO Exceaent condition. Mack M options air, power stsertng, 5 speed, 2 tope. 2 sets of doors. 20 gaaon tank Must sM. $ 9 0 0 0 or baat reasonable ofler 661 -9255

8 2 5 S p o r t s &

I m p o r t e d C a r s

ACURA 1966 Integra LS, 3 door, red. 5 speed Mr. sunroof exceaent maintenance $5600 545 -0419

MAZDA. I 9 8 9 H R X 7 CONVERTIBLE Leether . loaded 31.000 mi . extend-ed warranty $17,900 420-4650

M E R C E D E S 1977 450 SL. white, blue Mather 63.000 mllaa t owner M service papers $20,000 Days 3 5 8 - 4 5 1 0 evos645 -1900

M E R C E D E S 1967 260E. 4 door navy peari aurvoot n a d e d totaay clean, papers. $20,000 68 - 8 * 9 4

MERCEDES 250 1970 4 Door au-tomatic. gas. excellent interior 4 ex-terior $4 000 /bea t 696 -3132

M G 8 1977 Red convertible good condition, runs good naw duth , SS exhaust, $2,500 or beet 937-4464

ACURA 1967 LEGENO - 4 door, 46.000 muea. spotless $11 SOO

641 -5011

NISSAN 1966. 300ZX. automatic t- topa red. digital dear shape $6000 .. 536-7159

A GRAND T IME TO SAVE

All New 1992

Grand Am 20 Available

Rebates on select models 1991 Grand Prix List Price : SE 2 Door Discount • S t o c k # 9 1 0 2 0 4

S15,539 , $3884

R * * r Otrtoggw automatic * f . P205 /70R15 tires, fog l a p p a , dual sport imrrors. g * Q M , mm, AM/FM radio mWIOock

l * s s e f o r ^ O ' 1 m o n t h -

Sale Price $11,655* Col lege G r a d Discount ( 5 0 0

College Grad Prte S11.1S5*

1991 Sunbird 2 Door

S t o c k # 9 1 0 3 0 1 * xylir iaer redmmg bucket s * * U , A M F M s t e r e o cuBtofn wheel covers, rear

List Discount

$9299 S1087

Sale Price $8212* . . Steering.

pderer ixaxes. body side

' t o r ' 1 7 2 " m o n t h *

College G r a d Discount $500

College Grad Price $7712*

: 1992 All New usi Pnce Bonneville SE Sedan Discount

S t o c k # 9 2 0 0 0 3

D « t o g g * r , powar locks,

$19,907 $2274

Sale Price $17,626* | P # * 15" w h o m A M F M

* * n * . cr-jMe gagas 4 | " t e c h , much more

a s a tor * 3 1 8 M m o n t h * *

Col lege G r a d Discount $ 5 0 0

Cotege Grad Price $17,126*

List Discount

$8226 $1908

1991 Lemans A e r o c o u p e

Value Leader S l o c k # 9 1 0 6 1 3

i D e f e g g a r M cue spare I poe* r a'Mil. one key eekmg

n « e m M o o e n h e « M m p s Ibuekei Sean 'wnngiwM

[ Cofage Grad Price $5lir L e a s e tar 1 2 9 ^ m o n t t i * *

Sale Price S6318* C o « e 9 e G r a d Discount $500

1991 Sierra Full Size

S t o c k # 9 1 3 2 0 7

Bench seat, heavy (Jury

chassis heavy Suty front

& rear shocks. 4 3 EFI V6

5 speed A M radio P235

7SR15 s o M paint

L e a s e f o r ' 2 0 2 * m o n t h *

L i s t P r i c e

D i s c o u n t

$11,707 $2019

Sale Price $9685' Col lege Grad Discount $ 5 0 0

College Grad Price $9185'

1992 Sonoma Work Truck Special

L i s t

D i s c o u n t

$9585 $1207

Bench seat heavy duty heater 2 5 liter EFi 4 cyl-i n d e r . 5 s p e e d P i 9 5 75H14 tires r«ty wheels t imed glass gauges EPA city 2 3 Highway 27

L e a s e t o r l 1 5 8 0 m o n t h *

Sale Price $8378*

$400 F i r s t T i m e B u y e r

College Grad Price $7978

T t

1991 Jimmy 4 WD 2 Door S t o c k # 9 1 2 5 0

E«enf Veiwae loaded

L i s t P r i c e

D i s c o u n t

$21,094 $5131

*• custom cw buckets cruse 13 V t i tpeed auto matt casl alurrwKnn ehefK rUfds ipai* hra siscsrar* « Mr nentabon AliHI ctsurtr -W EQ heavy duty radiator »ena o* cooler heaiy duty vaMrnq equiomam fcApensior oscxags power ockt 4 widows

Sale Price $15,963* Col lege Grad Discount $ 5 0 0

College Grad Price $15,463*

1991 Grand Am LE 4 Door

S t o c k # 9 1 0 7 6 9 A n . p o w e r s t e e r i n g i

brakes Automatic A M FM c a s s e t t e d o t h b u c k e t s woe body mokings tuH locks. 2 5 Met 4 cylinder

L e m tor * 2 2 2 n m o * h -

L i s t P r i c e

D i s c o u n t

$13,239 $1941

Sale Price $11,298* F i r s t T i m e B u y e r $ 4 0 0

Fe$t t t N Buyer • • N A A A * Amount To Finance J l U . 0 »

ACURA 19*8, Integra. 25.000 m4aa mataMc smar. I k e naw asking $11 ,000 or beat ofler 477 -3428

ACURA 1966 Integra - 3 door 5 spaed an. Alpine sound excellent condition, $6695 427 -6797

PROBE. 1999 LX automatic a i r power windows, locks, caaeette. pertect $6500 or ofter 4 5 6 7469

A L U A N C E 1964 - 4 door. btue. D'L. 5 speed w M maintained, new I r e s $1 ,250 354-3252

RENAULT 1985 ALLIANCE - Auto-matic. starao. 58.000 ml. excaaani condition. $ l , 5 0 0 / b e e i $22-6446

8 5 5 E a g l e

EAGLE PREMIER 1999 ES V-6 loaded 107K highway miles Excal-lent condition $4100 C M Norm 543-1720

TALON. 1OT1, white, ' , 0 0 0 mllaa. 5 spaed, exceaent condition, werran-ty $ 1 3 , 0 0 0 96O-3150

8 5 6 B u i c k

CENTURY 1963 - 4 door, lealher loaded, new motor. $2 ,200 Aftar Spm 420-0657

C E N T U R Y 1964 - Fun powar 4 door am- tm stereo automatic $2,300 Wm negotiable 644 -6762

G R A N D NATIONAL, 1 M 7 - 7.500 rm . mmti 1 owner t-topa. abaoautafy ahowroom n e w $14 ,900 543-6892

LESABRE 1968 OCTROITER Loaded great condition. $9500 Can after 5pm 649-6240

PARK A V E N U E 1 9 * 8 champagne color Mather interior tuay loaded, ahowroom condition, muat aee 63 .000 highway maes $6 695

1-27 IS

PARK A V E N U E condition $18,800

1991 exceaeni 8 . 5 0 0 miies

628-2282

158 Buick 858 Cadillac CENTURY W M Q o o d c o n d i t i o n mr. powar . au tomat ic n ja lp roo«ad. rack . P n c n d l o M * a l *2. f tS0 Ca« S a m flay. 922 -1944

B R O U G H A M 1900, >4,000 irKtaa ,.oaoad1 L * e * e w » i 8 9es C a t « o » m B u c k . 72»-2000

CENTURY W M Q o o d c o n d i t i o n mr. powar . au tomat ic n ja lp roo«ad. rack . P n c n d l o M * a l *2. f tS0 Ca« S a m flay. 922 -1944

CADILLAC 1990 SEDAN . W k l h w luk powar low m t a a Onfy I H H i O O R O O N CHEVROLET 460-4250

CENTURY 19*4 - 4 d o o r M d a n V« . au tomat i c . 49.000 actual m a w . 9 * raga kap t Mnoa naw I k a buy ing a naw o n a Or*» 11.979 TYME A U T O 4SS-SSefl

CADILLAC 1990 SEDAN . W k l h w luk powar low m t a a Onfy I H H i O O R O O N CHEVROLET 460-4250

CENTURY 19*4 - 4 d o o r M d a n V« . au tomat i c . 49.000 actual m a w . 9 * raga kap t Mnoa naw I k a buy ing a naw o n a Or*» 11.979 TYME A U T O 4SS-SSefl

COUPE OEVILLE, 1991 L a n d e r root Oar* Mua. waded , under 7.000 m l . 124.200 346 -8732

CENTURY t i e s - t ownar 4 c y au -tomat i c . atr. cruiae t i t . 74,000 mftaa, »ary ntca Rrica r ight a l 12 .500 C o m a aaa Troy I 7 V M 7 0

COUPE OEVILLE, 1991 L a n d e r root Oar* Mua. waded , under 7.000 m l . 124.200 346 -8732

CENTURY t i e s - t ownar 4 c y au -tomat i c . atr. cruiae t i t . 74,000 mftaa, »ary ntca Rrica r ight a l 12 .500 C o m a aaa Troy I 7 V M 7 0

DE V U L E . 19«4 - 4 door futl power • x c o M n i condi t ion, low iTHaags Cleen inc lude* *now w a * 67S-3414

CENTURY 1909 - 4 1 . 0 0 0 mllaa au^ t o m a t i c Mr.. ( 7 4 M or laaa

T O W N ft C O U N T R * OOOQE Q r a n d R lvwr /Orc f ta rd Laka Rd

4 7 4 - f t e m

DEVIL LE 1985 Loaded ' Ruby Red-I a a N e w ( 4 9 9 5 Cak Rogm B u n *

729-2000

CENTURY 1909 - 4 1 . 0 0 0 mllaa au^ t o m a t i c Mr.. ( 7 4 M or laaa

T O W N ft C O U N T R * OOOQE Q r a n d R lvwr /Orc f ta rd Laka Rd

4 7 4 - f t e m ELOERAOO 1979 BERITZ »500 or Deal oftar Need* a lec tncM w o r t Cak after r 3 0 p m 421 -«452 PARK AVENUE I960- Loadad w i th

many op t i on * . 1 ownar low mnoa. M * naw 110 .200 553-4029

ELOERAOO 1979 BERITZ »500 or Deal oftar Need* a lec tncM w o r t Cak after r 3 0 p m 421 -«452 PARK AVENUE I960- Loadad w i th

many op t i on * . 1 ownar low mnoa. M * naw 110 .200 553-4029

ELDORADO 1962 Loadad. black on olack 0 rrMaa Must tek S l i cke r w e * 10% 862-5313 517-771-1787 PARK AVENUE. 1 9 M nawwr b r a k a *

ft l i ra * , an ca t T i t cond i t i on W O O aftar 5 p m 404-8009

ELDORADO 1962 Loadad. black on olack 0 rrMaa Must tek S l i cke r w e * 10% 862-5313 517-771-1787 PARK AVENUE. 1 9 M nawwr b r a k a *

ft l i ra * , an ca t T i t cond i t i on W O O aftar 5 p m 404-8009 E l d o r a d o 1990 loaded CMac* o n

b lac* EnCMient cond i t i on $17 995 0< las*

TOWN ft COUNTRY DOOGE Grand River ' O rcha rd L a k e Rd

47 4-6668

REGAL 1900 - Turbo coupe Ml black baauty wrma leather m l * i f L o o k * a n d r u n * great ' N6 ru»t l Re-d u c e d f r o m S 1.650 t o 1*1 * i 000 t a k e * T Y M E A U T O 45S-5564

E l d o r a d o 1990 loaded CMac* o n b lac* EnCMient cond i t i on $17 995 0< las*

TOWN ft COUNTRY DOOGE Grand River ' O rcha rd L a k e Rd

47 4-6668

REGAL 1900 - Turbo coupe Ml black baauty wrma leather m l * i f L o o k * a n d r u n * great ' N6 ru»t l Re-d u c e d f r o m S 1.650 t o 1*1 * i 000 t a k e * T Y M E A U T O 45S-5564

FLEETWOOO B R O U G H A M 1987 40.000 mua* mmt cond i t ion , l oaded $ leather $12,000 851-4506

REGAL 1980 - L im i ted encaUant cond i t ion , a i l a n d a d warranty re-main ing. $62*00' After 4 6 2 6 - 5 6 5 0

FLEETWOOO B R O U G H A M 1987 40.000 mua* mmt cond i t ion , l oaded $ leather $12,000 851-4506

REGAL 1980 - L im i ted encaUant cond i t ion , a i l a n d a d warranty re-main ing. $62*00' After 4 6 2 6 - 5 6 5 0

FLEETWOOO 1968 4 door Okie •un roo f l oaded mint 4 1 000 mi les $ 15.000 Wee«d*<» 255-2600

REGAL. 1991 L imi ted . 4 door 3600 V6 loaded low mi taag* sharp c o n d i t i o n 541 -5675

FLEETWOOO 1968 4 door Okie •un roo f l oaded mint 4 1 000 mi les $ 15.000 Wee«d*<» 255-2600

REGAL. 1991 L imi ted . 4 door 3600 V6 loaded low mi taag* sharp c o n d i t i o n 541 -5675

RIVERIA 1990 - Wh i te / t aupe , teupe i n t e r * * l oadad a«caaant c o n d i t i o r 16.000 ml S 16 000 422 3644

IMW* leather. 20 000 m a * * Ercaawnt cond i t i on $25 000 357-4305

RIVERIA 1990 - Wh i te / t aupe , teupe i n t e r * * l oadad a«caaant c o n d i t i o r 16.000 ml S 16 000 422 3644

SEDAN OEVILLE 199' G M Enecu l ive, 3 500 mi le* . Ca rmen r e d ' g r a y leethei a»ce«eni 626 -6609

RIVIERA i 9 6 0 Very Q o o d Cond i t i on $1600 f i rm C a * 534 -2717

SEDAN OEVILLE 199' G M Enecu l ive, 3 500 mi le* . Ca rmen r e d ' g r a y leethei a»ce«eni 626 -6609

RIVIERA i 9 6 0 Very Q o o d Cond i t i on $1600 f i rm C a * 534 -2717

SEDAN OEVILLE ' 9 6 8 34.000 rrules. S i l v e r B ' * c k leathar inter ior Many E x t r a * ' $ 1 2 700 6 « ' - 0 5 9 0

RIVIERA 1969 Low mua* Leemar L o a d a d f o r m a l l o p $11.995 Can Rog ln&u i c l i 729-2000

SEDAN OEVILLE ' 9 6 8 34.000 rrules. S i l v e r B ' * c k leathar inter ior Many E x t r a * ' $ 1 2 700 6 « ' - 0 5 9 0

RIVIERA 1969 Low mua* Leemar L o a d a d f o r m a l l o p $11.995 Can Rog ln&u i c l i 729-2000

SEVILLE 1964 - t/ne owner $4995 Livorvi* Chrya ie r -P iymouth 525-7604

SEVILLE 1985 32.000 actual m k e s black leather loaded min t . $ 9 8 0 0 Cal l 525 -7616

S K Y H A W K 1964 - Au toma t i c new brakea. ma in ta ined run* g rea t $1 900. beat 644 -0419

SEVILLE 1964 - t/ne owner $4995 Livorvi* Chrya ie r -P iymouth 525-7604

SEVILLE 1985 32.000 actual m k e s black leather loaded min t . $ 9 8 0 0 Cal l 525 -7616 SKYMAWK 1964 Limited- l oaded

Mew brakea. enhauai ft s h o c k * , r u * i p roo fed Vary nice cond i t i on in anc o i / t 12200 4 7 1 - 5 7 6 9

SEVILLE 1964 - t/ne owner $4995 Livorvi* Chrya ie r -P iymouth 525-7604

SEVILLE 1985 32.000 actual m k e s black leather loaded min t . $ 9 8 0 0 Cal l 525 -7616 SKYMAWK 1964 Limited- l oaded

Mew brakea. enhauai ft s h o c k * , r u * i p roo fed Vary nice cond i t i on in anc o i / t 12200 4 7 1 - 5 7 6 9

SEVILLE 1987 Elegente - 49.OOC mi le * escaf lant condi t ion. $11.900

334-0445 SKYMAWK 1968 2 d o o r 5 speed air, a m fm. 27.000 mua*. S4700 Evns 255-9624

SEVILLE 1987 Elegente - 49.OOC mi le * escaf lant condi t ion. $11.900

334-0445 SKYMAWK 1968 2 d o o r 5 speed air, a m fm. 27.000 mua*. S4700 Evns 255-9624

SEVILLE 1989 - Black sedan black lealher interior or ig ina l owner , oa r a g * s to red l ike new, 50 OOO m l Ex-cel lent cond i t i on $16,500 3 9 9 - 2 6 0 0 SKYLARK 1962 - G o o d body c o n d i

t ion. naw b rake * 6 t r a n * m i * * i o r , S800 Can after 6 p m 4 2 5 - 8 5 0 6

SEVILLE 1989 - Black sedan black lealher interior or ig ina l owner , oa r a g * s to red l ike new, 50 OOO m l Ex-cel lent cond i t i on $16,500 3 9 9 - 2 6 0 0 SKYLARK 1962 - G o o d body c o n d i

t ion. naw b rake * 6 t r a n * m i * * i o r , S800 Can after 6 p m 4 2 5 - 8 5 0 6

860 Chavroiat BERETTA 1968 GT red 5 speed loaded 43,000 m. vary c lean $6500 Day 323-9767 Eva 462 -3239

858 Cadillac 860 Chavroiat BERETTA 1968 GT red 5 speed loaded 43,000 m. vary c lean $6500 Day 323-9767 Eva 462 -3239 C O U P E DeVlLLE. <978 Oe Ele-

gance E xcenen I c o o o i i i o n ya r r ua-par idala. powe r every in ing Be i®" wt th ytnyt t o p beige i n t e r 1 3 5 0 0 Wen ma ln ta i nad 355 -4543

860 Chavroiat BERETTA 1968 GT red 5 speed loaded 43,000 m. vary c lean $6500 Day 323-9767 Eva 462 -3239 C O U P E DeVlLLE. <978 Oe Ele-

gance E xcenen I c o o o i i i o n ya r r ua-par idala. powe r every in ing Be i®" wt th ytnyt t o p beige i n t e r 1 3 5 0 0 Wen ma ln ta i nad 355 -4543

BERETTA 1986 GT - V6 grey tut CrurM -am-tm casset te * ! ' 5 IK m i le * Claani $6 .300 /ba* t 544 2306

D A K O T A M O N T H !

NEW 1 9 9 2

DODGE D A K O T A "FREE BEDUNER"

N o w T h r o u g h O c t . 3 1 , 1 9 9 1

3 9 iite« m a g n u m V - 6 e n g i n e p r e m i u m d o i h B e n c h

s p e c i a l LE a d v a n t a g e p a c k a g e ai« c o n d i t i o n i n g

c h r o m e rear s t e p D u m p e r 2 2 g a i i o f 'ue i tank d e l u x e

w i p e r s t a c h o m e t e r s l i d i n g r e a r w i n d o w l ight p a c k a g e

s t e r e o c a s s e t l e 4 m o r e S t k • 7 2 0 8 2

s 1 0 , 6 9 5 • p l u s tax t it le d e s t d o c f e e s R e b a t e s m e t

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F A R M I N G T O N 1 f * # " 0 I O U ,

ACURA 1999 mtagrs LS no money down, lake ovar remaining lease payments of $234, per month Credit check wtth Sunshine Acura

661-9568 /{ec/y/oAta/i T O Y O T A

ACURA 1989 - Legend LS. burgan <ty wtth leather

$11 38.000

500 517-467-0200

ACURA 1990 Legend -L- - 4 door. $16.500/offer Mint 45,000 miles Jim days 626 -9491 evea 6 *2 -6004

ALFA MILANO 1967 - excellent Con-dition. 5 spaed loaded., low mileage, muat sell 6 * 3 - 9 4 7 2

ALPHA R O M E R O 1988 - two tops. 5 speed, sharpi Only tl.OOO miles Lis! price $25,000 - Saw pnce $12,900'

FOX HILLS

AUCH 19*2- Rune, damaged front end $600/beet C M between 6pm- tOpm 477-8228

B M W 196 1 320. Rad air 5 ^ — Excellent condition, many a u r a s $4250 851-9144

B M W 19*3 320. Good condition newer brakea struts axhaual. bat-tery Racaroaaata $3100 646-2124

B M W 19*5 5 2 * a Excellent condi tion low rmiee. weiner sunroof, au-tomatic $6500 540-2085

B M W 1986 7351 maintained. $6350 After 9pm

Ui.i

B M W 1968 ConvertibM While wrm navy blue lop, automatic. 2 alarm systems removabM cellular phone

1Z muei . car cover cm extras. 5 0 0 645 -1890

B M W 1986 52SE Black automat •c exceaent condition. $11,500

313-694-12>3

B M W 1968 735i, loeded sunroof. Mather, like new $19 865 Rogm Buicfc 729-2000

B M W 1990 325. CONVERTIBLE U k e rww 11.000 m l , $23,900

865 -5030 or 540-4 193

B M W 1990 325IS weded M op-L M M S 5 speed low miieapa show

T room condition $2J.OOO 8 7 3 - 0 * 2 5

B M W '991 , 32'5i Automatic moonroof , a i c a H a n i cond ' t ion . $21 000 or beat 826-3377

§ J E A N N O T T E P 0 N T I A C - G M C T R U C K

14949 S h e l d o n Road P l y m o u t h ( J u s t N o r t h o f M - 1 4 , J e f f r i e s F r e e w a y )

4 5 3 - 2 5 0 0 9 6 3 - 7 1 9 2 Wed . Frt.; S-e Men * Thore

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CAPRI CONVERTIBLE 1991 10.000 muea $9595 North Brothers Ford 421 1378

C O R V E T T E 1978 L4ie new show

oiRers ovar $13 500 Serious m-i»utreaon»y 3 9 1 3 * 2 6

CORVETTE 1979 L48 leether i H>ma«c loadad clear $7995 O E M M E R FORD 72 1 6 5 * 0

CORVETTE 1 9 * * red coupe nary «n»on ax $18600 2 * 3 - 4 6 1 2

CORVETTE. 1969 CONVERTIBLE • speed burgundy a s * whiM lop S r r l M s s 4 M M ' $22 000 347 -4179

CORVETTE 19*9 us maes warn ar e a e a glees top $16 9 * 6 O O R O O N CHEVROLET 456 5250

HONOA CIVIC EX 1990 4 door auto Loaded, l o w m«ss' E s c M t r r $11 000 C M M

HONOA ' 9 6 4 CMC w a f a n I apaad 10* 000 M M nma gond $1500

MOatOA >9*6 C M c Wagon good oondmoii 72 0 0 0 M M am-fm ruM prooaed Evamngs anty 2 5 * 7 7 * 6

HONDA 19*7 ACCORO DO

T O W N T c o u e r r e v o o o o c Grand R M v r O r c R a r d l a k a R6

'92 4 x 4 S T D . B E D

P I C K U P

5 speed trans tounng package

corKMionmg Itoor mats »aiue pkg

L I S T $ 1 4 , 6 0 0

'91 4x2 STD. BED P I C K U P

5 s p e e d , m a n u a l t r a n s a l t

w e a t h e r g u a r d

L I S T $ 8 7 7 8

s

' 9 2 4 R U N N E R

4 speed automatic trans rear -.eater

rurm.ng aoarcs oowpr i 'ee- .og t i M M

giass AM F V -aO'C i more St i

» 9 C 1 3 C

LIST $22,688 s a l S 1 Q Q Q K * S A L E

$ 1 3 , 6 9 5 * 1 9 . 9 9 5 2 AVAILABLE 2 AVAILABLE

— 4 • 9 2 C O R O L L A D L X

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• 9 2 T E R C E L

5 s p e e d m a n u a l t r a n s 2 d o o r

a l l w e a t h e r g u a r d A m o r e

L I S T $ 7 3 8 3

4 soeec auto trams « coootomng AM FM racho vMue p*g & more

L I S T $ 1 2 , 5 9 2 $ 1 5 , 3 1 0

$ 1 0 , 8 4 0 J 1 3 , 5 9 5 * 2 AVAILABLE J AVAILABLE 2 AVAILABLE

" c l i p anytrT-COUNTY TO7OFA ad~ . " J

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BERETTA 19*9 Rad. V6. loadad rranty sunroof a M u l -$7400 349-6237

BERETTA 1990 Q T 2 Mack, loadad •un roof, air equalizer 25 mpg $9 500 S 4 7 - 4 4 I 6

C A M A R O 19*3 226. new lirea pow-ar sleering/brakea. atr. no rust $3800 ' tieet After 6pm 422-2074

C A M A R O 19*5 block air V6 condition 7 0 0 0 0 m«a Weekdays 255 -2800

CAMARO >985 Blue »ully T-topa. PFI V6, 5 speed manuM. Aawteaa condition $4,900 54 7 1137

CAPRICE CLASSIC 1966 4 door V8 axcMMnt 43 000 miles $7 ,750 / beat day 350-9330 evaa 559-3426

CAPRICE 1968 Claaalc Brougham LS 34 500 muea. loaded, exceaent condition $9500 4 73-8162

CAPRICE 1966 W A G O N gers. 40 0 0 0 males, air cruiae. pow-er brakes/stearmg reor defoogar 1 owner Asking $7 695 349-7286

CAVALIER 1965 4 door, automat -•c. many options, runs greet t ' 900 'bes! 546-6229

CAVAclER 1965 42 000 m. auto-matic air new urea Beat oftar'

476 -3093

CAVALIER. 1965 4 Door automat-ic. SI' oower steer ing/Or skas''ooor lock s. good condition $2395 Call 459 -9205

CAVALIER 1965 T,pe 10. 2 Ooor spori coupe, automatic, lots of c > Hons * moon roof. $ 1.399 why pay more? TV ME AUTO 455-5566

CAVALIER 1966 CS 4 floor auto-matic a»< power siaertng/brakes runs ewll $2 000 45 t ' 266

8 8 0 C h a v r o J a t

CAVALIER. 194 non. rad 2 door, stmroof 5 spead manual. $4200/ofte. 651 7S*0 CAVALIER 1991 -6.600 mitea $09*5

automatic asr

FOX HILLS ChryaMr-Ptymouth

CELEBRITY 19*6- 4 door I cyan dor. Mr. powar steerino $1750 Days 577-4619 After «pm * & 5 - 0 i 9 3

8 6 2 C h r y a t a r

FIF-tM A V E N U E 1990 condition. 53 .000 maes loeded with entree $ t 2 S00 /bem 3 5 6 - 1 H Z

FIFTH AVENUE 1985 VS >eer dnva, M the toys leather one owner 43 .000 mass Mint cO<idltlon Muat seal LnronM ChryeMr -Plymouth 525- 7604

LASER 1985. XE 5 spaed turbo loeded. excaaent condrtion $3 40C Call 9 5pm 3 * 2 - 3 3 3 3 axt 297

CELEBRTTY 19*5 W A G O N low maa ape loaded excellent condi-tion. ( 3 .900 347-3506

C H E W S . FORDS CHRYSLERS NO MONEY D O W N

Buy the car of rour choice 1967 1991 -egardlees of past credit Mao-try guarenieed 1 - *00-67 T-5668

GEO 199' Prism Metchbeck auto air, 3 SOO'TuMe exceftetn condition $8 700 652-4964

GEO ' 9 9 1 S T O R M GSi red 9 000 mllaa Loaoed' C M i K w 3pm, « 4 9 - 9 ' i 4

"MPALA. ' 969 2 5 0 / 6 cylinder runs we" $400 or beet cf»er C M Dewn 535-7050 Evas 422-65 ' 1

LASER' 19 *6 Black am-fm caa-aatta, sunroof power steering brekes mirrors Naw exheusl shocks brakee radielor $2 550 C M efter 3pm 261-04 18

LE B A R O N 19*6 OTS bo. 48.000 rm loeded lion $ 3 2 0 0

Maria lur-

M o n d e y , O c t o b e r 2 1 . 1 9 9 1 O A E

882 Chrysler 884 Dodge l e B A R O N -9819 Coupe Q ' C Turbo 5 apeed $ 9 7 * 8 or Mea

T O W N 6 C O U N T R Y DODGE Grand Rlvar /Orchard La*e Rd

LeBABON 1991 C o u p e automat*, ev oelence ol new warrant , V-6 tut cruiae Only $ e 9 9 6

FOX HILLS Chry t ia i P»ymou^

465-J740 1

864 Dodge

ARlES ' 9 6 3 Aa conditioned $875 979 2151

ARtES 1964 now front/ree work $400

4 door naw tune up b«a»as n a a d i some

624-0922

ARlES t96# 4 door eutomaHc air 4 more This n a only $ M 9 5

CRESTWOOD O O D G f

421-5700 ART£S 1 M 9 LE 4 DOCW AU*ORRI<N* *» 'cm or > 1^4^

CRESTWOOD OOOGE

421-5700 CAVAiifR euiom iR a.< & -oo-e

CRESTWOOD DODGE

421-5700

d W D o d g e

OA'TON* 1991 Shelby F!asf> retfi Only $ 1' 995

FOX HILLS ChryeMi - Plymouth

4 5 5 - * f 4 0 46

M e I

iX IOGE spatial Pv«cnase cars' Many lo Chooee from C M lor de-rails

TOWN 4 COUWTBV DOOGE Grand Rivar, Orchard Lake Rd

sra-MiM OrNAST' 1969 I E M o d e a both •nth V -6 engme loeded From $6995

CRESTWOOD DOOGE

421-5700

LEBARON ' 9 9 6 66 ,000 muea air 4 door emtrn stereo 'uat-prooled good condition $3 000 525-6237

LET US SELL YOUR CAR O N CONSIGNMENT

Why take aea or - h c i e i s l i tor rour car i icenaed bonded deoier wlk sMI on conalgnmont or pay caah C M for information TYME AUTO

455 5566

LUMINA T991 - 4 door seden GM executive car immacuMtai Excel-lent condition 4 900 miles Warran-ty Loaded $ 1 ' 495 851 1495

M A I I B U 1981 $200 or beat Dam-age 10 "9" 1,-ta

255-6424

CAVALIER 1987 W A G O N - 4 door automatic air power steering 4 brat as good condrtion $4000 Ca* 348-1615 |

CAVALIER '990 724 5 speed" sharp $9 000 or offer 522 5806

MONTE CARLO 1960 Good trans-portation $700 or baai ofter Can be seen Tues evening onfy C M Tuas after 1pm 4J1-5518

CE lEBR'TY 1966 air crmse. am fm staro 'ear oefoggar good condi-tion $3400 473-0760

CHEVETTE. i 9 6 0 - 4 door automat-ic looks good runs excellent' Firat $300 takes Before 2pm 624-2449

GEO ' 9 9 0 Tracker Convertible 19 000 miles, excellent condrtion 5 Speed arr Must sWI 442-947 1

GEO 1991 Metro 2 door a.' starao 5 ipeed rear defogger 56 mpg 13 OOC' miles $4800 375 -9002

GEO ' 9 9 ' M E T R O » door low milaa. supar claari $4995 GORDON CHEVROLET 456 -5250

NOVA 1977 V8 £>owwi steering brakes, now tirea 7 0 500 mnas $500,' ofter Aher 5pm 349 7105

NOVA 1985 aulomatlc aw am-tm rear defog. powar steenr>g excel-lent condition. $ 3 5 0 0 C M 476-3265

NOVA stereo $2 500

1966 - AutomatK A M / F M clean, good condition.

533-5519

NOVA 1966 5 speee ur Trans-portation Special $2995

FOX HILLS Chrysler-Plymouth

455-6740 9 6 ' - 3 ' 7 1

l e B A f t O N 19*6 Convertible - euto-metlc Mr. M powar Itean red' $6995

FOX HILLS

LEBARON 198* grey, exceaent condition ona ownar atr cru.es many extras $4 0 0 0 932 1078

ARIES ' 9 6 5 4 door automatic power One ownar $2995 lrvoma Chrysier-Piymouth 525 7604

ARIES '98? W A G O N I t loaded oka ran, bght [Mua Cak to. dalai's $3 000 NorthviMe 4 2 0 - 3 2 ' 4

DAY r ONA -9B4 TURBO / Black, 'ed ntorior 90 000 m car -uns groa' Soma 'aded pami no rust $23S0 fc49 3265

OA ft ONA 1 65 New clutch biec* Clear power iteming 4 txaaas manual am-irr caaaetle sterna $ t.600 or best offer 459 2112

D'NAS** '990 lE - V6 automatic, an power seats cruiae. tin. aa me toys uns OWrw Snow Whrte $9695

DICK SCOTT DODGE 451-2110

4 doc* «r»si

CHARGER 1964 65 000 rrules s» 5 speec O O good condition, c a i setla $2300 652 5946

DAY-TON A '98' Red -urbo t-lups Kenwood stiver «rricvher i ' •* lent cor.an.or S59QO 4 5 5 • • 35

L e e A R O N 1966 QT automatic air M power aluminum wneeis low miles Onfy $ 6 8 * 9

FOX HILLS ChrysMr - Plymouth

4 5 5 - 6 7 4 0 961-3171

L a e A R O N ' 9 9 9 Prerrwum Coupe loeded. 39 0 0 0 maee $7388 or « u

T O W N 4 COUNTRY DOOGE Grand Rlvar .'Orchard Laka Rd

4 7 4 - 6 6 * 8

OAYTONA ' 9 6 4 turbo manual eunroot stereo excenent condrtion $3090 oast o»ter 788-"966 0AVTQNA 1984 turbc 5 speec air caaaetle 2 (one maroon'black tuny waded $ 2 1 0 0 Don 731-2326 DAVTONA 1985 Turbo « loaded r e r y g o o d condition $2,500 Aak tor Jeff 451-1266

DAY-OKI 19*7 44 0O0 miles av. tomatic tt" ihar p Only $499 5

Mines »ani imcow-Mercury 453 2424 ext 2C1

rNAS'Y I99C . « • only $7295

CRESTWOOD DODGE

421-5700

DAY-ONA "990- funy equipped $8500 Call E nings 22,' 9 ' 8 5

'JRAKD LARAVAN 1969 b«je with e o o d g . -am loaded 30.000 muea sxcenenl condiiion $ ' 3 500 Day

540 0 0 9 0 or Eve 540-4649

864 Dodge power tram, under 12.000 iMH $12 995 or lees

T O W N • COUNTRY OOOGE Grand River/Orchard Lake Rd

474-66*8 LANCER 1 * cruise defog $2960 /bee i

aulomatic air

ahne 2 door S H A D O W 1 9 * 9 ES automatic am g. 30 000 maee $6500 Evee 540-2007

868 Ford

S H A D O W 1 9 M ES 5 apeed 4 cyl turtle fuVy loadad $5995

DICK SCOTT DODGE 4 5 1 - 2 1 1 0

SHADOW 19*8 4 door e« stereo Excettent Condition' 47 000 maee $4200 C M 623-1945

DEMMER FORD Mustang ' 9 9 ' QT From $11 M l

Taurue ' 9 9 ' Loaded From $10.5*1

Tempo 19*1 Automatic air From $7991

Tnunderbtrd ' 9 9 1 Loaded

From $ 10,99'

$12 .9 *1

From $ 10,291

>m $9990

$10 9 * 1

Crown Victoria LX

Proos 19*1 LX, V - 6

Mustang 1990 LX. V-8

SPIRIT 19*9 ES Turbo automatic loeded 31.2<00 maee Excenent' $6500 After Spm 348-9 t97

Frgm $12 ,591 721-6560

DEMMER FORD •otometic ar im

CRESTWOOD DOOGE

421-5700

C R O W N V ICTORIA w h i l e / v i n y l , m i n t $12,900

1990 LX All low mtlee

e 534-4596

C R O W N VICTORIA 1996 Country S<j**e Wagon V6 power mndows 4 locks. Mt c r u a e k m maee $64*5 North Brothers Ford 421-1376

866 Ford C R O W N VICTORIA 1995 V9 26.000 maes one owner mmt con-dition $6996

, M N . 1 9 * ' - S a p o o d • e . l r » I O . C h r ^ r - P t y m ^ h 525-7604

- i ieage -cm blue $2 300 ' 2 9 1077 1 ESCORT 1963 Wagon Looks and

ESCORT W A G O N 1 9 * 9 Automatic s.' more $3995 North Brothers Ford 421-1376

ESCORT 19*2 Hatchback dark blue, moon roof $648 TYME A U T O 455-55*6

DODGE 024 '.9*2 4 speed r»w brakes wes/batlar. &ody sice Mnt $900 WMI Ate- i 5 T&-342,'

DAYTONA " 9 3 6 automatic $2900 iRoysi Oakl

'uroo Biec! 546-3369

LEBARON ' 9 9 0 convenitwa a ice i lent V6. many options red/Mecx 100 warranty i 12 200 427-3742

' DA "ONA '990 ES automatic 1 '•» -ed $9986 o» less

"'OWN 4 COUNTP r DODGE Grand R.vsr Orchard . *»n Ro

474-6666

DYNASTY s «99' .'6 automatic a" ".ceir eq ippec factory war •ant, Priced "on- $ to 895 DICK SCOTT DODGE

451-2110 D'NAS'- 196 *jr -cadeit 55 . condi1-w» V V>

SHADOW >990 2 door Fiaah Red Mar.ager 1 ipec ia $5995

CRESTWOOD DODGE

• 421-5700

rune Super! Tyme does $599 Why pay more7 TYME A U T O

f Onfy

455-5566

ESCORT ' 9 * 3 EXP 5 speed em-fm stareo-'tepe sunroof dean runs r e r , a t $ 7 0 0 422-2514

886 Ford ESCORT 1M3 $•00 or beal

13 4 spaed M . cruM» oMar

ESCORT 19*4 L. 4 door .automatic M $1 ,240 C M tiats—i'i frapn-^j

ESCORT '964 Automatic arr frt M aght Mua roMR frsnarresstoi' 73 50O mass $1400 567 144 7

5t.*oo meas. 2 a*, em-tin caa

condttKm $1,400 E S C O R T 1965-4 • 52,000 maa* Ex t ra C M R O B ' S

H a t c h b a c k * n! S 1 . 9 M

534-4S47

ESCORT 1986 h a t c A M oetroat a m - l m . c lean, mkaa $1350

Ok - Mr > A r • 0 . 0 0 0 t »

542 9 * f »

ESCORT 1984 EsoeBei 62 .000 maee. stick naw caaaet le $ 2 5 0 0

i«t cond i t i on

729-7047

ESCORT saee a * a e n *d 64 000 M M a a ban. $4200; oeet

b l ue Utmd-Ment eondC

354 -8341

ESCORT 1946 ' t PONY se t t * * i * i r o o f . 4 1 0 0 0 « $3400

k n - » n c * » «Ma 2 - t o n e

3 ^ 7 ^

ESCORT 1946 42 .000 m a o c sharp $3995 Nor tn B ro the rs Ford

Mkaa. a u t o

4 2 t - t 8 7 »

ESCORT 1949 - 2 doc * . 4 s p e e d .

ty 42 0 0 0 m t a a S27O0 M t - s t r e

ESCORT 1991 LX 'omMica wMh a» 5 to disss* rijiii $75*6 5iX3' North Brother* For* a»k- -3»«

ESCORT 1964 Exceaent condition 4 speed cower steering orsaas new '.res A M / F M cassetle stereo

. e B A R O N 199" ConvartlbM V 113,795 or Mss

T O W N 6 COUNTRY DOOGE Grand River 'Orchard Lake Rd

4 - 4 - 6 6 6 8

NEW YORKER. 1978 good trans-portation. $ 6 5 0 or best offer Can. aak 'or Clarence 726-5477

NEW YORKER 1985 loeded leath-er tu rbo e»ce'ier>! cond'Von S9.000 mites $3995 326-3258

PR12M 1990 LSI automate. a»i NFW YORKER ' 9 8 6 - all the loys' low miles, showroom new $7995 One owner Only $2995 G O R D O N CHEVROLET 456-5250 Livonia Chrysler Plymouth 525-7604

1991 CLOSEOUT SALE 1 9 9 0 S U N D A N C E S

A u t o m a t i c , air, rear defrost , power steering & brakes. AM FM stereo, c loth interior & more.

$ 1 4 4 D o w n •Wi th a p p r o v e d credi t p lus tax & l icense, 9 25 APR for 60 mon ths

* per month

L I V O N I A CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH

5 2 5 - 7 6 0 4 3 0 7 7 7 P L Y M O U T H R D . . L I V O N I A

1991 GEO PRIZM 4 DOOR

Air 1 6 liter MF! LJ engir*? 5 s p e e d rr.anual

power s teer ing eleclrortcia' iy ' aned A M r M stereo

radio w i i h seek scan and digo.t. c!o« • 'ni l wheel

covers spor t mi r rors electnc -ea ' A inoov. ae

'ogger P175 70R13 8 wall t " e s w i ' h -ear slamlizer

bar bucke t seats Stock »3619

Was $11 555 1st Time Buyer Now $9500* Amount to Finance 1st Time Buyer Rebate -$400 9 1 0 0

325.-0 P lymouth Roac

Livon.a 4 2 5 - 6 5 0 C G O O •p lus tax & tltte, document tees, rebates assigned to Tennyson Chevrolet

DRIVE FOR THE GOLD N G W 91 D O D G G S P I R I T 4 D O O R

Air conditioning dr ie rs side air Dag power steering anc Drakes automatic trans, tilt, cruise, tinted glass AWI-FV stereo with 4 speakers 'eat defroster 2 5 4 cy nae- EF engme floor mats & much more Stock =• 3i 8SC 7 70 Factory vVananty

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™" '5995

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1985 CROWN VIC. q q q O m o « m c r , 49,000 m i l o n l y

1988 MUSTANG G.T. q q q T - T o p o n l y 4

1988 CHEV. S P R I N T S*> Q Q A 17,000 m i . , a u t o o n l y

1987 MERCURY TOPAZ q a q B u d ^ r ! b u y o n l y

1981 DODGE CON. VAN J A A A A R u n * f o o d , l o o k a g o o d ^ o n l y i « r ^ « / * 7 c F

1988 FORD F 1 5 0 G O A A A 4 x 4 b e a l b u y m l o o n . o n l y

1989 F O R D E 2 5 0 S 1 FL Q Q A S a p r r « r g o , 151 V-8 aulo, p o w e r . . o n l y Jl t F t f

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I987CIIRYS. LABARONGTS q a a 1 3 , 0 0 0 m i l d o n l y

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1990 RANGER XUT Q Q Q Better h u r r y ! o n l y •

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1989 P R O R E S T Q Q Q Extra • h a r p o n l y 4 1987 CROWN VIC. SOT Q Q Q

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1991 ESCORT UX • f r n l tale prire n W y 0 1

1989 MF.RC. CRA> MARQ. S Q Q Q Q O n e o w n e r o n l y

1987 ESCORT G.L. S 4 C Q Q I S . 0 0 0 n t i n o n l y H I 9 O C 7 € P

SSO W. Seven Mil^ 55-Northville

349-1400

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868 Ford

^1^ AUTOMOTIVE ESCORT 1990, L* - U M

mg/brakw. am/1m M n o -ear oe-lroe«. bngM rad M n $6 000 or

- beat oftar 474-7207

ESCORT 1990 OT. Mr. 5 apeed, - < » > * * lap*. sunroof. red. snsrp,

4 tKiw. $5.9<8S/'mustsW 426-0336

ESCORT 1990 WAOON air, n u i i W i . luggage rack. 20.000

Hmaa Park Lincoln-Mercury 453-2*2* axt J01

ESCORT 1990 - 4 door automatic, bright red $59»s

CRESTWOOD OOOQE

421-5700 EXP 19M burgundy, S apeed. am/

good condition r**abta.

886 Ford MU8TANG 1999 LX

4 mora Tranatarrabta war ranty 39.000 im C.»o—*rit condi-tion $9750 or baat 474-7967

MUSTANG. 1990. OT, bright dad warranty *»-912.000 525-0709

Ford TEMPO 1995 OL loadad. good common. 91.960 After Spm 464-1440

TEMPO 1997

FOX HILLS

MUSTANG. 1990. LX dam Mua. automatic.

$7 900/b**t

$1.800 ort

EXP 1999 Sport Coup* automatic, t k 94994 HLKTINGTON FORD

Kw maee.

952-0400

FAIRMONT i960 - minimal body o« l . rune graat automatic. 1700/bwl 454-4267

FAIRMONT 1961 - Station Wagon, 2 3, 4 cyl.. new shocks^'strut* stick. 89.500 mi 1775 «ws 456-1797

GRANADA 1991 - automatic, big 6, 35mpg . ctaan. no ruet Tyma doaa It agami 9799 TYME AUTO 455-5566

GRANADA 1962 - 4 door, tonga, air conditioning. 90.000 m«aa. good condition, 9500 652-9604

MUSTANG 1971. GRANADA - %85 restored, aaklng lor 96000/nagoti-abla 335-2153

MUSTANG 1973, 351 ftea beltery m Biacaiack headers 5 ainausi. 92100 425-6352

1990 good 91500 or bi

condition, at 476-7204

MUSTANG 1991 - automatic, moon root. a*, starao. 63.000 actu« milw Look* and runa super' $1,299. why pay mora? TYME AUTO 455-5566

MUSTANG, 1964 5 0 mar. 5

racks Kenwood am/ftn starao cas-satta low mltaags. must saa $4100 or baat oftar 525-5112

MUSTANG 1964. LX - Air, automat-ic am/tm starao, powar steering/ braksa. white $2,500 721-5597

PROBE 1989 OL. load oondmon. must s*a noi

ad «X;I8IHI ». m*k* oftar

261-0371

PROBE, 1969 QT - LO Bon*, sunroof anted apaad. whlta $9,000

•dad. a i op aandow*. 5

852-0483

PROBE 1989 QT- Turbo. 36.000 mlta*. crystal, haa everything $8300 Caa after 8pm 591-7667

PROBE-1989 QT, 33.000 maw. ctaarcoai melaMc. sa airaltabta op-

out Must Oe seen $940 476-9635

PROBE 1989. QT S •peed, may

late m a $i2K/beat 489-1087

PROBE 1989 LX. ta#y lo mg trip computer 4 ak $7500/baat Aftar Spm.

eded mciud-srm systsm

953-0553

PROBE 1969 LX loaded aun roof. $7,500 462-3967

PROBE 1969 LX. red. automatic, fuey loaded, tnp computer, sun rool. 43.000 maw, $7,800 427-5142

PROBE 1990. Mack, loaded. *» ended warranty 13.500 mlta*.

$11,000 or bwt 464.1358

TEMPO 1997 - ak. amtm caaeette automatic. 4 door naw battery $3S00/be*t 553-0359

TEMPO 1967 OL . air starao caaaatta Vary good condition! $2 195 n o e s 536-6647

TEMPO 1969 GLS 29,000 maaa Automatic, tr $6000 o« baat oftar Ca9. 961-6693

TEMPO 1990, OL. 4 door low mlta-aga. automatic, tr. am-fm caaaatta. aacaMant $6900 nagottabta693-6423

THUNOERBIRO 1994 ELAN- 96,000 maaa $2000-be*t 563-6629

TMUNOERBIRO 1969 Turbo Coupa -leather dual powar sunroof $6995 HUNTINGTON FORD 652-0400

THUNDERB1RD. 1999 Turbo Coupa. dark blua, automatic, load-ad. low m l . n a r brakaa 9 Uraa ctaan $7,595

tlraa Vary 946-6530

TORINO. 1970, Performance Car, loadad wttn e i t r w $1500 or baat oftar Call tor detaas 349-7413

PROBE 1980 OL. S spaad, ak, a« ca—i i condition 34,000 maw. muat M $9,000 55h*SS PROBE 1990 QT condition. 24.000 maaa. $10,700 Aftar 6pm or waakands 474-0171

PROBE 1990 QT Mmt $11,500 Loadad days 323-9659 aw

PROBE 1991 GL, rad Hatchback, automatic, radio tap* 14 500 maaa. $10,600 464-0665

PROBE 1991 LX - powar windows, sunroof, rad. 12.000 mlta* $11,495 H UNTINGTON FORD 952-0400

PROSE 1991 LX V6. Automatic. $10,295 North Brothers Ford 421-1376

MUSTANG, 1964 l_X - 3 8 V6, t-toe*, an am-fm caaaatta naw tiras Oaen 455-4838

MUSTANG 1965 GT wtlrte/bur gundy manor tuay loadad. T-topa. 18,500 original mllaa 826- 7043

MUSTANG 1966 GT Convertible 50 . 5 ipsa a onfy 29.000 careful maw $8995

Hmaa Part uncom-Marcury 453-2424 axt 201

MUSTANG 1986, LX. V6. 16.000 milaa. automatic aicallant condi-Hon $4200 264-0145

MUSTANG, 1966 - V6, cruiw. tat. air dafrosi, automatic. 37.000 ml $3600 or baat oftar 313-722-0726

Muatang 1966 LX. 5 0 5 spaad pow-ar steering, bra*w cassette many axtraa $6500 6-9pm, 522-9121

MUSTANG 1969 QT - Anrmarsary Edition, rad 6 loadad' $9995 HUNTINGTON FORO 652-0400

MUSTANG 1989 QT automatic, koadae North Brothars Ford

convertible.

421-1376

MUSTANG 1969 LX - air 26 OOO mitas. one owner $5995 Lrvoma Chrysler-Plymouth 52S-76CM

PROBE 1969, GL - 31,000ml Auto-matic. air. am/fm casaatta SHvar 17.700/baat oftar Days 456-6255

Evw 462-9474

1987 L Automatic, air. $3,250 624-9545

TAURUS 196 low mills. 3 0 V6. spon aft wis, me-dium blua mataMc. $9250 -baat of tar Aftar 6pm 261-5423

WANT TO SELL TOUR CAR FOR BlG BUCKS"? Llcwnaad. bondad dialsr mm aaa on conalgnmant or pay caah Can lor Information TYME AUTO 455-5566

872 Lincoln CONTINENTAL. 1964 - Excellent condition. CO. alarm, must saw $5 995 636-5201 Evw380-652S

CONTINENTAL. 1990. Titanium, 45.000 mllaa, loadad. $14,800

946-5152

CONTINENTAL 1989 Signatura Sa-naa. laathar, loadad. pnead to San ai $13,995 GORDON CHEVROLET 456-5250

•72 Lincoln MARK VII. 1967 LSC don. si

lharoad $9341 t looking LSC on

313-650-3000

MARK V* 1999 LSC. 20.000 maw. arm-thafi alarm ayatam

$15,500

MARK VM 1969 LSC moonroof. 29.000 maaa $16,900

Htnaa Park Lincoln-Mar ctry 463-2424 axt 201

TOWN CAR 1964 Signatura Sanaa smuaaled too. wlra m i n i -twte outaKta. blua mtanor. raal oaan Loadad' Onfy $4495

J a c k D e m m e r F o r d AFFOROABLE USED CARS

721-soao

TOWN CAR. 1966 Signatura Sanaa

$7995 662-2620

TOWN CAR 1967 Black carrlaga roof, amcaaant condition. $6900

471-0416

TOWN CAR. 1967, dark blua »«h luxury laaturaa naw wfUtawaa MKfaans. beautiful car. $6,450 Ba-lora 1 lam aftar 6 30pm 669-4343

TOWN CAR. 1966, axtandad war-ranty. laathar, eacaaent condition Low m*aa Baal oftar 661 -3739

TOWN CAR. 1966 SIGNATURE Gray laathar. mint. 1 ownar $9500

645-2365 or 569-6060

TOWN CAR-1969 Signatura tuny loadad 12.000 maaa $16,500 427

874 Morcury COUGAR 1966 LB- am-fm starao powar ataarlng/brakaa/windowa/ locks, axcaaam oondmon. 90.000 maaa. warranty. $7SOO 422-2096

COUOAR 1969 L8 $6495

at th* optiona

CRESTWOOD IXXXJE

421-5700

874 Mercury SABLE 1966 LS ExcaSan condi-tion' Had Naw was 8 brsaa* $7000 277-3346 or 322-6670

DRIVE AWAY BUDGET CARS TourOokoa $29*5

' * * * • * . Tomer 1969 Horuan. 1967 TampoOL. loadad 5 speed 1965 Qrand Marquis

TOWN 6 COUNTRY DOOGE Qrand Rlvar/Orchard Laka Rd

SABLE 1969 LS powar aandows. locks. $ mora Onfy $6995

CRESTWOOD DOOGE

421-5700

QRAND MARQUIS. 19*0 LS For-mal coecn roof, loadad mmi condi-tion $10,900 474-6003

ORANO MAROUtS 1963 I axcaaant conation, ongmai $2,900 Call aftar 7pm 261-4636

ORANO MAflOmS a. caa-It oondmon $2700

77.000 maaa 456-2046

GRAND MAROUIS 1963. LS Load-ad. axoaltani condition $2650 442-4302 Aftar Spm 397-6276

QRAND MARQUIS 1967 LS - Load-lormal ruat. alarm 44.000 rr*

Ilka naw $7500 533-4167

874 Morcury BOBCAT 1979 Engma. CKJOy styta good Ctaan 6 Lttta ruat

436-3049

CAPRI RS 1962 1986 Mustang GT angina, laathar saats. aar. criaw. powar. raar louvers spoltar. $2500

464-1752

CONTINENTAL 1990 Signatura Sa-naa f i * powar 24.000 ma** Only $17,900

Hmaa Park Lincoln-Mar cury 453-2424 ext 201

TAURUS 1969 SHO - Black loadedi $11,295 HUNTINGTON FORO 852-0400

TAURUS 1991 - 2 to tomatic. air powar aMndows AM FM $11,995 Norm Brothers Ford 421-1376

T BIRO-1965. loadad many parts, runs 8 drlvaa graat condition $2,000

very good 525-7813

T-BIRD 1969 SC. axcaftant com»-tion. JBL sound. CO rad/gr*y laath-ar. 5 spaad. $12,500 844-4318

TEMPO 1964 - nice car*. 5 lo chooaa from $995-$ 1395 20 othar cars 6 trucks undar $1,000 E & M Auto 397-2201

TEMPO 1965 - automatic, am-fm starao, air Extra slurp* Garaga k*pt all mack baauty $1,199 TYME doaa it again! 455-5566

TEMPO 1969 GLS - automatic tm, cruiae. 6 mora $6795

CRESTWOOD DOOGE

421-5700

DEMMER FORD Town Car 1991, Loadad $18 99

$18,990

Anniversary $18 990

Mark VM 1990 LSC Moon

Continental 1990 50th

CAPRI 1979- Stick shin radio, runs wa* Student must sea $650

375-0667

CAPRI 1986 - automatic sm-lm starao. air comptate service matory 44.000 actual mitas Tyme does It again Only $3 ,100 TYME AUTO 455-5568

CAPRI-1991 XR2 convartlbta, white with black top. 13 000 mile* $12,900 455-8786

COLONY PARK 1965 Station Wag-on. exceaent rnechemcaoy. good body $3495 442-2506

Continental 1969 Signature 23.000 muea $13,969

Continental 1968 Signaturaa. From $10,968

1 -600-678-FORD

LSC. 1968. condition. • baat M u s t *

mllaa. $12,500/ Altar 4 422-2556

MARK IV 1974 62,000 actual mlta*. naw mae/hoeea/bafts No ruat Wife's car $5,000 firm 642-7957

TOWN CAR 1979 - Fun powar laathar. only 58.268 origin* ownar mHas Uke naw $5950

Hmee Park Lincoln-Mercury 453-2424 axl 201

TOWN CAR 1966 - Carrier dealgner series loadad, onfy 44.000 carelui mile* $11,900

Hlnee Park Lincoln-Mercury 453-2424 axt 201

TOWN CAR 1969 Signatura Sanaa moonroof, loadad. -filte w/dark bkj*. carriage rool. 81.000 highway mllaa Onfy $13 488

Hmaa Park LIncolrv-Mercury 453-2424 axt 201

COUGAR - 1987 V6, loadad. excel-lent condition. 67,000 maaa. $6,500

348-7253

COUGAR 1967 XR7 - Executive car Loaded, excel lent condition $6,200/b**t oftar 887-5256

COUGAR-1968 LS, brown, laathar loadad. amfm starao. $6,995

349-0408

COUGAR 1989 LS, V6, *lr w m Steering window*, locks t«t. cruise, raar defrost traction Lok axle ABS brakaa 44.000

ORANO MAROUIS 1968 57,000 ml new brakaa. exceaent tires Ztaban-

exceaent Inaide 6 out. comptate — ' tog. $5,900 274-4345

LN7 1963 - automatic, aa stereo Looks and runa graatl $1,099 ' TYME AUTO 455-5566

LYNX 1963 WAGON, air ataenng. 5 speed sm-$850/baet 591-1337

LYNX 1967 XR3. 5 spa maee $3900 Exceaent Caa aftar Spm

id. 51.300 condition 346-9197

MARQUIS 1965 - 4 door 54,000 original 1 owner mlleel V6. automat-ic, aa 6 mora $3995 HUNTINGTON FORO 852-0400

SABLE 1966 Wagon ly loaded $8295 North Brothers Ford

low maaa HA-

421-1376

SABLE. 1969 LS >oadad leather $8 500

SABLE 1990 LS Waoon, caaant condition. $9«00

876 Oktemobito CUTLASS ClERA 1966 loadad. airs*eni corn* m a w nSOO/baot

Brejgham. ion 73.000

CUTLASS ClERA 1969 SL - Low masags. mmt condition. roaawuuJ, $ 6 S « 642-6456

CUTLASS. 1964 Supreme Broug-ham - 4 door, as option*. 56 000 m l , vary ctaan K I o n Retlr**

aa*nt tamay car Vary $3,450 721-3364

OELTA 66. 1979 ROY ALE- Air n a . shocks/muffler good brekes 8 tlrea $360/baat Altar 4 30pm 979-2066

REGENCY 96 1967 Brougham, dam ' " $6700 645-5539

453-9389

TOPAZ 1964 LS - 4 door 4 cyt. au-tomanc air. starao « cruwa poly-ceal niseis ledy owned vary low maaa - Or*, $2695

J a c k O s m m s r F o r d AFFORDABLE USED CARS

721-5020

TOPAZ 1967 - a* wheal drive, auto mate aa. low m*e* Sharpi $4796

Hmee Perk Uncoln-Mercvy 453-2424*x1201

TOPAZ I 9 « maw Onfy $5995

CRESTWOOD DOOGE

421-5700 TOPAZ. 1969. ITS low mlleegs condition $62'

TOPAZ. 1991 rad. * door 22.000 mass Warranty trarwtwaixe D*ys, 422-2526 Eva 425-5036

TRACER 1969 - Hatchback, special trim, 5 speed, sunroof, stereo. 44,000 mae* Exceaent buy wfth rea-sonable oftar Troy 879-6470

875 Nissan

MERCURY 1960 original muea brAee. autc $1.250/beet

8 cy*nder, 49.000 power steering/

•utomatic mr. clean, aekmg 291-4381

SABLE 1966 LS - V6, automatic, ak. f t . cruiee. stereo caaaatta w'prami-um sound power atndows & locks Great buy tor only $4195

J a c k D e m m e r F o r d AFFORDABLE USED CARS

721-5020

SABLE 1966 LS, Whlta, 69.000 maee. axcaaant oondmon wea kapt hava log. $3,550 or bast 522-4365

SABLE 1968 automatic, air aandows, locks t much more Or*y

CRESTWOOD DOOGE

421-5700

changee $10,250 Day*

3 highway 3.000 maa

246-155J

DEMMER FORD Cougar 199 V Loaded $11991

Sable 1991. Loadad From $10 991

Capri 1991 Converttbiea From$11 591

Tracars 199V Automatic, air From $7991

SABLE 1988 OS - V8 automatic, powar windows t locks, power saats. tut. cruiee and aa Pncad lo ee*' $5995 North Brother* Fprd _ 421-1376

Cougar 1990 LS

721-6560

From $10,991

1 -600-678-FORO

ORANO MAROUIS 1966. LS. 44 000 » . tan, rustprootad loaded

$8950 LUronta 422-1073

SABLE 1968 LS Station Wagon V6. automatic air. stereo caaaatta pramhan aound, wether interior kaytaaa entry aluminum wheals Low mikes loaded' Hurry- Just $7995

Jack Demmer Ford AFFOROABLE USED CARS

721-5020

MAXIMA 1963 loeded. runa excal-tant vary good condBon. 5 spaad, 6^500/beat Cai. 786-9156

NISSAN 1967 SENTRA Haichoack, •unroof, mr, flasfi redl $5495

FOX HILLS Chryslar Plymouth

455-6740 961-3171

TORONAOO 1962 - Loaded, vary good oondmon S2.000orbeet

TORONAOO 1963 V8 Pnoed righti $2,500 After 5 30pm

878 Ptymouth ACCLAIMS 1991 t«t. cnasi low mas*. 7/70 w t i amy From $6896 Lhronta Cfvystar-Plymouth 525-7604

ACCLAIM 1991 LX - Evt mdudmg sunroof Whna/gray man-or great condwon. $8950 644-1906

CARAVELLE 1966 V* atae mgri maw. siiosaant condition, mom option*. $1950 471-7163

COLT. 1989. VI mr. cruna. am/tm • • • m i , loaded aath opoona. parted tor grewmg tamay $4,400 5 ' 7 5*6-0«2«

880 Pontiac FIERO 1964 Sports

d o w n agam- Priced $679 balow iiifioiassis $1,675 TYME AUTO 455-5566

FIERO 1966 OT $4,300 or baet oltar

FIREBIRD 1979 mag wheals 3 spaad no ruat. $ 1000 or owl olte.

864-9221

FIREBIRD 1962 Loadad 67.000 maw. excellent condition, gold' Mac*. $2500 or beet Gana961-3362

FIREBIRD-1967 whlta. Taxw car

simroof 6 alarm $4,000 Caa Mike. 313-377-4179

880 Pontiac LEMANS 1980 «• caaerm condition 12.000 maw, mr. amtm r a wens ra-dio, 2 door $6,700 522-0011

only 26.000 ongawl owner maes automatic, a*, t-topa. Trans Am loo* aak a* Cad lor dataM

Hlnw Park Lincoln- Mercvy 453-2424 ext 201

ORANO AM 1965 LE Air naw tlraa/ br Wee/battery good condition low

951-3317

ORANO AM, 1986. condnion tha a*fn* w whan it Ien deeler saghtty ovar 29.000 original m a w lop of • n e O M

be seen to TOo' 427-9218

ORANO AM 1988 - axcaaam cond.

HORIZON 1979. good running cori-dftlon. $800 or bast oftar 47^7635

HORIZON 1963 4 door Low maw rnr. automatic, anv-lm stereo naw

$1800 643-9218

HORIZON 1964 - great transporta-tion Low maw, only $1995

FOX HILLS Chrysl*r-Plymoutti

455-6740 961-3171

NISSAN 1990 300 ZX. 4 000 maw. storaa -inters, beet ol-tar Aak lor Jem. 773-9296

NISSAN 300ZX. Mack, lol spaad. t-lope, 21,000 IN. stored, nant. $21 000/beet 932-3176

SENTRA 1987 -2 door hatchback.

roof. $4 000/bwt

STANZA 1964 - 4 Ooor hatchback, am-fm starao. mr, 35 mpg. pnead we* below Black Book 0nfy$1 199

876 OtdamotMla CUTLASS ClERA 1964 69 000 m w Lrvoma Muat aal

4 door V6. . $2,500 261-5174

SABLE 1991 fua pow with matching cloth interior 15.000 maw $11,900

Hinw Pam Lmcom-Mercury 453-2424 e n 201

TOPAZ 6 SABLES IS erai to chooee trom Ca* lor dataW

Hlnw Per* Lincoln- Mercury 453-2424 ext 201

CUTLASS ClERA 1966 Soutfwn car female owned, exoaaent condition, power locks, door* win-dows seats 6 trunk, ruetprootad Absolutely no rusl. vary rakeble. supar ctaan Muai seal $4,200 or bwt oftar 422-2557

CUTLASS SUPREME 1968 - 2 door Coup*. V6. automatic, a*, cnaaa tirt All tha toys $7895

DICK SCOTT DODGE 451-2110

Royal Brougham. OLDS 86-1965 luxury sedan, al ao caaaetle radio, a*, crutae. 73.000 maw $2 500 425-1487

HORIZON 1966 automatic, mr starao, burgundy, radial l i r w Pnead $1,000 balow Bm* Book

1,575 455-5566

OHt, at Tyma TYME AUTO

LASER 1990 RS turgijolw metal-lic. $8600

625-7165

RELIANT, 1964 brake* on, en* Ca* after Spm

Powar slsanng 8 $2200

536-1332

ORANO AM 1966 LE 4 door red 5 r. r e n i n s New Make*/

$4850 Aftar 6pm

PARISlENNE-1986 slat loaded $3000 or beet ofl

ion wegor> W>

737-9243 PONTIAC 6000 LE, 196S condition $2 850 or beat

344-4990

•ary good oftar

X 360-0302

PONTIAC 8000 1965. •oedad 2-

91.000 maw $2400 427-0492

PONTIAC 8000 1984 LE cyandar 4 door 44 OOO condition runs eacWent $3,000 Aher 8pm.

Loaoad' 6 n * w Qraet Wrta s car 459-6487

SL2 1991. auto, slectr power widows 6 locks $10 995 Ca* Rogm BUK>

1C sunroof Lew maw

729-2000

SUNBIRO 1964 J2000. naw tirw. $ 1 800 or beet Must sea

nma good Oftar

354-1C32

SUNBiRO 1966 GT Turbo Helen beck 4 Speed, mr conditioning sterao/caaaette cnaw. tat. rem da-tog $3,000 Aftar 4pm 652-2022

SUNBiRO 1969 SE, tumo. loedeo automatic, Meek/tan mtanor war-renty, $5,750 427-4765

SUNBIRO 1991 LE Whrte Wea equipped GM Executive car Low maw Nice Car $6 900 642-7076

TRANS AM 1965 - Red wrth airvar undar carnage, automatic. Mr T-lop* am-trr caaaetle Loaded' Ex caaant condition $4 000 454-9125

GRANO AM. 1986 - Powar ateermg/ brakes, mr. automatic am/tm caa-aena 90,000 m, Runa we* 2 door $2 800'Oast oftar 683-3644

ORANO AM 1966, rmta*. sunroof, pi gt^d condition,

door 37000 mr window*.

661-4524

GRANO AM 1969 LE loeded. 18.000 maw $8.595/bwt

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531-3669

GRANO AM 1989 LE. - tme . qued I 29K maw. MLaranum whaM*. encal-tant condition, $6,000 326-7251

maw Blu* $6900 W a w day* 9am-Spm 244-4739

T-1000. 1961 • 4 fmeo naw autc* rery clear, many r*r» parts Must sea SlOOOCaasfl sr Spm 476-7641

882 Toyota CAMS' 1965. turbo dieeei na-engme brakw turbo starter Warranty $4495 442 2508

CEL1CAGT 1990 «ad 5 speed fu« K W . aicaiMir $11,500 545-4521

CELICA 1983 GTS Notch back Graa- snacw 79 eac Cnarokw 4 -neel drive Caa 1313)661-8719

CELICA 1968 GT !K>r- I&aoac «mns $6500 Troy 879 -64®

GRAND PRIX 1968 LE loaded . $7,200 473-0159

COROLLA '969- dam gray 5 spaed em/tm tapa starao power

/brskss 36,000 mllaa 646-6560

eerina/brai re00 Chrts

RELIANT 1987 WAOON automat-ic, low mlta* $3995

FOX HILLS Chrystar-Plymouth

455-6740 961-3171

RELIANT 1986. automatic. 4 door. 53.000 maw. $3500 663-4658

REUANT 1966 - automatic mr Spe-a m $3995

FOX HILLS Chry«8«r - Ptymoutn

* S M 7 4 0 961-3171

SUNDANCE. 1988 RS package — una good Body rn great

$33SO 422-6599

880 Pontiac BONNEVILLE 1986 - sunroof power w«m»ow*/iocks. AM/FM caaaetle 2 lona. ruat proof $6200 437-0023

BONNEVILLE 1966 SSE Buck loadad w/*unroo(. sxc«a*nt condi-tion. $7200 Aflar 8pm 354-0062

ORANO PRIX 1966 SE - loadad Coroaa 1969 SR5. powar steering $7995 _ M****/'sunroof, sutomatlc cruiw. DEMMER FORO 721-6560 33.000 mi $6495'ba*t 642 1025

ORANO PRIX 1990 LE exceaent | COROLLA 1969 - 4 door, automatic condition, loaded 42000 maw ' *"• 4 4 -000 m«w Aakmg $6 690 $9300 Aftar 6pm.686-2312 937-9307

ORANO PRIX 1991 SE -ed 7,500 rrataa $12,995 HUNTINGTON FORO 652-0400

red'Load CRESSlOA-1963 Loaded 59 OOC maw (unroof inerp Outstanding •slue $3 500 4 54-0081

2 door CRESSlOA 1986 4 door fun, loed-•taal at e«ceaent condition 70.000

maw $5 500 828-3468

ORANO PRIX 1990 LE 16.000 maw loaded, • 10.985

GORDON CHEVROLET 456-5250 SUPRA -966 , 1 0 - m - w

J-2000 1962 Rabuat engine Must eeaii $700 or ben ofta. Can after 6pm 473-0667

LeMANS 1967 - onfy 29 000 meet. extrs ctaan $4395

"mes Pern Lincoln-Mercury 453-2424 axt 201

GORDON CHEVROLET 456-5250

TERCEL 1963 - saver Meek iniarx* Runs greet' Good g w miisegs' Bui tha one a ugly' TYME AUTO 455-5566

LEMANS 1969 GSE 2 door - m i s 25.000 rr» po—w slaermg/brakw am-fm siarao/cassette 'eer deloa sir $5300 Must sell 937-1155

BONNEVILLE 1966 SSE mtanor. loaded excaBant condition. 49 000 m a w $10,300 568-1631

FIERO 1964, sport ooive. sutomal-ic. loadad low maa* snneasui con-

an. $2400 486-4566

PONTIAC 6000 1967 LE 43 000 maw 4 cylinder 4 door loeded $3150 476-4297

PONTIAC 6000 198L LE - 4 cylin-der, low mlleegs loeded. $4,650 Wewends onfy 932-0759

PONTIAC 6000 1965 LE oondmon. 4 door, air cruiw tat. AM/FM caaeette aa powar $2500/ baet oftar 669-0174

884 Votkswagan JETTA 1997 GL- 36.000 mlta*. •uto-matic. sir «oks good good cond. uon $5495 After 6pm 557-8099

JETTA 1990 CARAT - Bieck 4 door automatic powar lock*, windows mirrors Cassette siavoof tm. hlghwsy maw 847-6657

RABBIT 1961 Convertible, black 5 speed $1950 or bwl Merybetn 459-2700 437-4302

RABBIT 1962 Saver runs gooc body m good shspe. $ 1300

721-9174

Brand New 1991 Escort LX 2 Door Hatchback AUTOMATIC AIR CONDITIONING

W»s $11,335.00 MIHHten Discount -J l 333.00

Factory Incentive $521 65 Factory Retoate $400.00

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B r a n d New Ranger 4x2

P ickup c ° < 0 * P o w steenng light convenience group cupholder tray Oual etectrc remote mirror* HEM deckliO. fuel floor -elease rear wrnoow oefroster ' 9L SEFl 4 cytinaer engine auto-masic iranaaxle dearcoat punt, air eonotboner Stock #5295

Brand New 1991 Tempo GL 4 Door Sedan AUTOMATIC/AIR CONDITIONING

W$s $12,790.00 Mill-ken Discount $203925

Factory Incentive $560.00 Factory Rebate $400 00

Automatic, au. power lock group, dual elec-tnc control mirrors, tiN. polycast wheels rear window defroster light group froo! center armrest, electronic AM FM stereo with cas-sette dock, floor mats, 2 3L EFI MSC 4 cyl-inder engine, luggage rack Stock #2567

NOW $ 7 5

Brand New 1991 Mustang LX 2 Door Hatchback

wa» ummen Discount Factory Incentive Factory Reoate

$14.390 00 -$1960 90

$560 00 $400 00

AUTOMATIC/AIR CONDITIONING Power lock group dual electnc remote r rwron power

> , W e anndowi. cargo l i eOowr net trom ftoo« mats •SM, ioeef l comrol AM FM etactromc radio with cassette

dock mr dual Jlunvnalecl visor mirrors 2 X EFI OHC 1-4 engme automatic overdrive P 2 1 * M * 1 S BSW tues rear window defroster cast akjmir*jm «nee« pramium sound system Sapck «2790

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$17 *24 00

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