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Volume 17 Number 31 Thursday, October 31. 1991 Canton, Michigan 68 Pages 

District 

plans for 

schools 

of choice 

By M.B. Dillon 

staff writer 

The state of Michigan is getting 

bullish on education, and as push 

comes to shove, Plymouth-Canton 

residents will have a say in educational 

improvement 

That's the intent of a "schools of 

choice" plan scheduled for implementation 

in 1992-93 in which students 

would be able to attend any indistrict 

school they wish, regardless 

of where they live. 

"By Nov. 15, a committee must be 

formed, established with two-thirds 

citizens," Superintendent John 

Hoben told the board of education 

Monday night. "The committee has 

until April 1 to go through the process 

and make a report to the board 

of education as to what process or 

program would be used within the 

district. 

"THE BOARD HAS to adopt it, or 

it goes back to the citizens in the 

general election in June," said 

Hoben. "If the electorate goes along 

with the board, then for two years, 

we are exempt- At the end of two 

years, we have to go through the process 

again." 

Hoben proposed a committee of 18 

people — sii administrators and 

school staff, and 12 people from outside. 

The 12 would include individuals 

from the Plymouth-Canton Education 

Association, which represents 

teachers and other school employees; 

the chamber of commerce; the 

school council; Business and Education 

Partnership; Talented and Gifted 

program; safety committee; the 

Special Education Parents Advisory 

Committee; I Care Committee and 

the 2010 Committee that is studying 

district needs. One at-large member 

also would be included. 

They'll be charged with reaching a 

consensus on what the schools of 

choice program should be for this 

area, said Hoben. "The chairperson," 

he added, "should be someone from 

the citizen ranks, seeing as the committee 

will be dominated by citizens 

We will go to the leadership of each 

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Todd Ehrhart builds pig pens for his 28 piglets and adult swine. 

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Taxes, development push 

farmers out of township 

By Diane Gale 

staff writer 

Walking his hilly nine acres in 

west Canton, Todd Ehrhart has a 

Jimmy Stewart like drawl as he 

explains what if s like to raise pigs 

and black Angus cows in a town 

that's better known for it's subdivisions 

than livestock. 

Working full-time at Ford Motor 

Co. as a receiving checker at the 

Michigan Truck plant, Ehrhart 

raises 28 piglets, a few older pigs 

and about 20 registered black 

Angus cows. 

"I'd like to get a herd and do the 

thing I've always wanted — to be a 

full-time farmer," he said taking 

off his cap and combing his red and 

white hair back with his fingers. 

Ehrhart wants to raise cattle, 

hogs and crops for their feed. 

He hopes to realize the dream 

when he retires in seven years to a 

warmer climate where livestock 

can pasture yearlong. He'll leave 

the land his parents bought 43 

years ago when he was five. It became 

home to his wife, Linda, and 

their five children 

"You can't farm here anymore," 

'The more people who come out to 

farming who are from the city the 

more trouble you have 

— Todd Ehrhart 

Canton farmer 

he said blaming taxes, development 

and city folk who don't understand 

country life. 

"The more people who come out 

to farming who are from the city 

the more trouble you have," he 

said. 

AND THE more citified the area 

gets the further out Ehrhart has to 

go for service and equipment, he 

said remembering a time when 

mills were available in Plymouth 

and Ypsilanti 

A valley in the back 40 of his lot 

includes an area where a branch of 

the remarkably clean-looking 

Rouge River flows. The ravine 

stops developers from making offers 

to build yet another subdivision. 

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Heading toward the pigs pen, 

Ehrhart said he built the decks and 

small houses where black and pink 

swine feed 

"Pig condominiums, I guess you 

could call it," he said. "I want to 

build some more." 

Slats in the decks let the droppings 

fall. Cow and pig manure sells 

for $15 a pick-up load. 

Starting his day at 7 a.m.. 

Ehrhart said he works on the farm 

until 1:30-2 p.m., then lays down 

for a while before starting work at 

4 p.m. 

As he heads back toward his 

house on Ridge between Geddes 

and Cherry Hill just outside Canton's 

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Professor 

puts bite on 

bat myths 

By M.B. Dillon 

staff writer 

What would Halloween be without 

a few vampire bats around to help 

set the mood, as witches tend their 

steaming cauldrons and ghouls, goblins 

and ghosts haunt our streets after 

dark? 

Bats are portrayed as evil, creepy 

creatures in Western society, but undeservedly 

so. says Dr. Allen Kurta, 

professor of biology at Eastern 

MichTgan University. They're actually 

much-maligned, misunderstood 

mammals that benefit mankind, said 

Kurta. who is working with an endangered 

bat species in a swampy 

area south of Lansing 

"BATS DO SERVE a function. 

They are very good at keeping down 

the insect population. They consume 

hundreds of insects every night," 

said Kurta. "And a mother bat producing 

milk for her young will consume 

more than her weight in insects 

every night. Add that up with 

the hundreds of thousands of bats in 

the state, and that's a considerable 

amount of insects. Worldwide, bats 

are very important as plant pollinators. 

and they disseminate seeds." 

In North America, many are of 

the mistaken belief that all bats are 

rabid. "Facts are, very few have rabies," 

said Kurta, who welcomes 

calls from anyone who discovers colonies 

of bats in hollow trees, barns 

and atUcs. 

"Ninety-nine percent of bats are 

rabies-free," he added. 

Also, says Kurta, bats are an important 

protein source in some parts 

of the world. "In Africa and Asia, 

they get as big as chickens. I've seen 

stir-fried bat, and fruit bat stew." 

The Chinese look upon the bat as a 

symbol of good luck. 

"You'll often see their images on 

painted on plates and embroidered 

Marching 

to indy 

4 Bats do serve a 

function. They are very 

good at keeping down 

the insect population. 

They consume 

hundreds of insects 

every night' 

— Dr. Allen Kurta 

EMU professor of biology 

on garments," said Kurta 

Kurta would like to clear up another 

misconception. 

"Bats do not fly into your hair 

Why would they want to? They eat 

only insects Also, bats don't build 

nests, so they aren't after your hair 

for that reason A bat that zooms 

close to your head was probably 

trying to capture a mosquito that 

was about to land on you. You should 

be grateful." 

Nor are bats blind. "They have 

eyes and can see quite well." he said. 

"When flying in the dark, however, 

they rely on echolocation. or sonar 

They emit high frequency sounds 

that we usually cannot hear and listen 

for the echoes bouncing off nearby 

objects." 

RATHER THAN lumping bats 

with other outcast mammals such as 

skunks and shrews, biologists have 

awarded bats their own order 

Chiroptera Loosely translated. 

Chiroptera means winged hand. 

The name fits. The struts of a bat's 

wing are its long, spidery finger 

bones 

Despite the name Jobann Strauss 

chose for his operetta, "Die Fledermaus," 

which means "the flying 

mouse." bats are not winged mice. 


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Professor: Flying insect eaters get a bat wrap 

Continued from Page 1 

They're the only living mammals capable 

of sustained, self-powered 

flight With their 1,000 different 

varieties, bats account for almost 

one fourth of all mammal species. 

Asked during a phone interview 

bow large bats are, Kurta said. 

"Here. Let me just grab a bat off the 

sbelf. "Big Brown Bats, one of the 

aine species of bats living in Michigan. 

weigh only about half an ounce 

and measure about two inches from 

their noee to their rump," he said. 

"Their tail adds about another oneand-a-half 

inches. Only the rare 

floary Bat is larger, all other Michi- 

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gan species are smaller than the Big 

Brown Bat." 

Kurta, who is particularly interested 

in bats that roost in buildings, 

spent this summer working with the 

federally-endangered species called 

the Indiana bat. 

"Southern Michigan is the northern 

edge of its range," he said. "We 

discovered the first colony of this animal 

in Michigan last summer. The 

idea is to find out anything we can 

about it so we can make recommendations 

to the DNR for management 

of this species." 

The Indiana bat. which hibernates 

in Kentucky and southern Indiana, is 

endangered because of a lack of critical 

winter habitat Habitats — 

where bats hibernate In colonies of 

more than 100,000 animals — are 

rare to begin with and have been destroyed 

by development- And bat 

colonies In caves have been killed off 

by humans who disturb the animals 

while they're hibernating. When a 

bat wakes prematurely, its metabolism 

speeds up. If its fat reservoir is 

exhausted before spring, the bat 

starves to death. 

Increasingly, people are building 

wooden bat boxes to lure bats to 

their property. 

"It's a growing trend, not only 

among farmers and gardeners, but 

among people from all walks of 

life." said Kurta. "A lot of people in 

the city and the country are buying 

pre-made bat boxes to attract bats 

because bats eat insects. 

Kurta, who teaches mammalogy 

and comparative vertebrate anatomy, 

became interested in bats when 

he was in college "crawling around 

in caves. I had to write a term paper, 

and I picked bats for a subject." 

Some of Kurta's students also 

have taken an interest in bat research. 

They're studying such things 

as the effects of fat content on energy 

use by bats, and emergence behavior. 

"Students are looking at 

what time bats come out, and 

whether they come out together, 

flight levels and how they're affected 

by rainfall," said Kurta. 

Kurta says he's not interested in 

calls from people who find a bat in 

their house or garage — and be gets 

80 to 100 of those a year, many of 

them after 11 p.m. "But 111 travel 

anywhere in Michigan to look at a 

bat colony In a tree, particularly a 

hollow tree." 

TWO YEARS AGO. Kurta studied 

the bat population along the Rouge 

River and its tributaries in metropolitan 

Detroit "Bats are four times 

less abundant in the city arid suburbs 

than In rural areas in Michigan, because 

there are fewer bugs In cities 

and less to eat Plymouth is a different 

story. Bats are far more abundant 

in Plymouth than lets say. Detroit 

and Inkster," he said 

If you're afraid a vampire bat 

might be aftfr you Halloween night, 

"you needn't be. says Kurta. 

Only three species of vampire bats 

exist. "One drinks bird blood, one 

drinks mammal blood, and the other 

doesn't care," be said. Vampire bats 

are found only In parts of Central 

and South America. Sleeping humans 

have been bitten on occasion, but 

usually only an ounce of blood is consumed. 

with little medical impact. 

Mettetal charter amendment on ballot Schools of choice 

By Kevin Brown 

staff writer 

Besides choosing four of seven city commission candidates 

in Tuesday's election, city voters are also presented 

with a Mettetal Airport-related charter amendment 

"Approval of this initiative would amend the city 

charter to prohibit Plymouth from purchasing, operating 

or maintaining any airport, including Mettetal, unless 

approved by the majority of the voters in a citywide 

election." according to ballot language explaining 

the purpose of the amendment 

A "YES" VOTE favors the amendment a "no" vote 

rejects it 

Passage of the charter amendment would mean that 

a second vote would be scheduled, for citizens to vote 

specifically on whether to have the city join a joint operating 

agreement to run Metetal, or reject such an effort. 

But if the charter amendment passes Tuesday, commissioners 

have said that would suggest voters would 

not favor city participation in Mettetal's operation, and 

such an effort would be abandoned. 

The Plymouth Concerned Citizens group last spring 

got enough signatures to put the amendment on the bal- 

lot nearly 1,300, after city commissioners voted to 

jointly operate the airport with Plymouth Township. 

Since the issue was placed on the ballot. Canton 

dropped its opposition to public ownership of the airport, 

the city-Plymouth Township agreement was 

scrapped, and a new agreement was formed between 

Plymouth Township and Canton to seek to operate the 

airport. 

Some commissioners who favored the city's participation 

in the joint airport operating agreement say participation 

is now a dead issue, because Plymouth Township 

and Canton have joined together to seek grants to 

run the Canton airport. 

But the city can still seek to join the joint operating 

board, and that's why residents should vote against it 

said Sandra Kosky, of the concerned citizens group. 

"WE FEEL THAT there are many, many questions 

that are still unanswered," she said, over liability and 

potential cost to taxpayers, among others. 

"If the charter is not changed the city can still get 

into the JOA (joint operating agreement) with Plymouth 

Township and Canton Township. If we don't we're back 

to square one where we were last December — that the 

city can do so without asking the residents," Kosky said. 

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of those groups" and ask them to 

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"This is an opportunity for people 

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said school board President David 

Artley. 

Hoben said the schools of choice 

plan is fraught with concerns, given 

the fact that the district still has 

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"How you back off of that to create 

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For districts offering schools of 

choice in 1992-93, the Legislature 

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over the district's 1991-92 funding 

for transportation. Districts that 

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Some critics have accused her of 

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In response Monday, Welty said, 

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The recall controversy sparked 

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"The signatures are there," recall 

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SOME HAVE questioned why the 

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O'Neill's announcement that he will 

retire Aug. 31. Recall organizers had 

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"I just don't think it's fair that he 

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Record student enrollment 

greets SC's new registrar 

By Brian Lyaaght 

staff writer 

Twenty-two years ago Ronald 

Randal] could be seen patrolling 

Schoolcraft College's wide open 

campus wearing badge number one. 

Now he's the registrar, the man 

behind the scenes who oversees 

records and class registration for 

thousands of Schoolcraft students 

and former students. 

Randall. 43. of Livonia, began Oct. 

1 as registrar. He succeeds Russell 

Bogarin, under whom Randall 

served as assistant registrar for 14 

years. 

"My educational life has centered 

around Schoolcraft," said Randall, a 

1977 graduate of Schoolcraft College. 

His professional life has too. 

He hired on at the college as a 

public safety officer in 1969, after a 

year as a Detroit police officer. He 

was hired by Fred Wrenbeck a retired 

Detroit police lieutenant who 

organized Schoolcraft's new department. 

Back then, the college was a handful 

of buildings on 160 acres. "It was 

farm land at the time. We were surrounded 

by fields," he recalled. 

RANDALL WORKED full time at 

the college and took classes for eight 

years. His associate's degree helped 

him get hired as assistant registrar 

in 1977, he said. He later earned a 

bachelor's degree in criminal justice 

from Madonna College, and in 1989, 

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HE HAS SEEN vast changes in the 

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said Bogarin, now retired- "He has a 

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The office has been especially 

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"Usually in a commmunity college 

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people not working or laid off 

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HE SAID 30-35 percent of Schoolcraft's 

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a four-year colleges. The other 65 

percent are in two-year career programs. 

Another 4,500 students sign 

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Health care issue sparks 

Senate debate on secrecy 

By Tim Richard 

statt writer 

State lawmakers disagree sharply 

whether disciplinary procedures of 

health care professionals should be 

conducted in secrecy 

A Senate debate Tuesday on a 26bill 

package for "affordable health 

care" turned into a battle over 

whether to shut down investigations, 

hearings and records under Michigan's 

"sunshine laws" — the Open 

Meetings and Freedom of Information 

Acts 

"The public has a right to learn 

the actions of negligent doctors," 

said Sen John Kelly. D-Grosse 

Pointe, arguing Ihe secrecy bills "destroy 

the credibility of the medical 

profession " 

'The final vote will be on the 

record But we won t know the allegations 

We won't know what the investigator 

found We won't know 

what the hearing officer found We 

won't know the substance " 

REPLIED SPONSOR Joanne Emmons, 

R-Big Rapids "The Michigan 

Bar Association has the same restrictions 

This assures confidentiality 

at least until there's some evidence 

they've done wrong." 

One bill closes off settlement conferences 

in the Department of Licensing 

and Regulation Another 

closes records of investigations and 

review conferences; only the fact of 

an allegation — not its substance — 

would be a public record 

The bills face tough sledding in the 

House of Representatives Last year 

Rep David Gubow. D-Oak Park, 

rewrote similar measures after doctors 

sought the same secrecy protections 

as lawyers. That bill did not get 

Senate action 

In key votes, the Senate gave 25- 

13 and 24-14 support to bills to close 

off proceedings under, respectively, 

the Open Meetings and Freedom of 

Information acts. 

Area senators voted the s^me way 

on each 

Yes (for closing) — Republicans 

Michael Bouchard of Birmingham. 

Mat Dunaskiss of Lake Orion and 

Robert Geake of Northville. and 

Democrat William Faust of Westland 

No (for openness; — Republican 

David Honigman of West Bloomfield 

and Democrats Jack Faxon of 

Farminglon Hills and George Z. 

Hart of Dearborn 

KELLY DID all the talking for opponents 

of closed sessions and 

records 

He charged the sessions would be 

"Star Chambers, meeting in secret, 

dominated by the professionals 

they're supposed to regulate." 

Kelly said the board "received 500 

complaints last year against health 

professionals But in only 51 cases 

did they make determinations." 

Another bill eliminates the right 

of court appeal in certain cases. 

Worse, he said, "it allows boards to 

change the findings of fact and law 

of a hearing examiner without new 

evidence " 

Except for Emmons, no supporters 

mainly 18 of the 20 Republicans 

— replied 

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for 800.000 uncovered low-income 

people 

a Streamlining discipline procedures 

for health care professionals. 

a Capping "pain and suffering'' 

jury awards for most lawsuits 

a Scaling down attorneys' fees in 

high-award cases 

a Setting up arbitration panels as 

an alternative to court suits 

a Easing regulations on "certificates 

of need" for hospital purchases 

of expensive equipment. 

LOCAL SENATORS won one 

amendment to require foreign medical 

school graduates to be proficient 

in spoken English. 

"They all have to pass an examination 

in English," objected Sen 

John Schwarz, R-Battle Creek, the 

chamber's only physician. 

English proficency is tested only 

in a written exam." replied Faxon of 

Farmington Hills. "People from foreign 

countries often have a better 

grasp of English grammar and spelling 

than Americans do But clarity 

and articulation — that's a quite different 

issue." 

"I probably have more foreignborn 

physicians in my district than 

anybody in the Senate," said Sen 

Lana Pollack. D-Ann Arbor "I don't 

think it's discriminatory to ask people 

practicing medicine to speak so 

they can be understood by a patient 

and understand the patient." 

Schwarz predicted "every state 

(mental) hospital would close down 

and half the VA hospitals would 

close" if spoken English tests were 

required. 

Supporting tests in spoken English 

were: Republican Honigman of West 

Bloomfield and Democrats Faust of 

Westland, Faxon of Farmington 

Hills and Hart of Dearborn. 

Opposed were Republicans Bouchard 

of Birmingham, Dunaskiss of 

Lake Onon and Geake of Northville 

Village hosts BilTof Rights celebration 

Greenfield Village is hosting a 

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Nov 2-3 with a series of special 

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It is the 200th anniversary of The 

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which established many wellknown 

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the press 

Greenfield Village will offer special 

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Cuts force area parks to share managers 

By Tim Richard 

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As state money dries up. the Department 

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cluster up to four parks under a single 

manager, eliminating 50 managerial 

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Many parks will be kept operated 

just seasonally, said Russ Harding, 

chief of DNR's parks division 

"In 1992's first phase, 17 permanent 

park managers, three permanent 

park rangers, and 14 permanent-intermittent 

secretary positions 

will be eliminated." Harding told the 

House Conservation Committee 

THE REASON, he said, u that 

"funding for the system has gone 

from 70 percent general fund (10 

years ago) to 30 percent " 

The other 70 percent comes from 

park users fees — annual vehicle 

permits and nightly camping fees 

The shift to user fees is part of a 

long-term trend The Legislature lias 

raised the social services, prisons 

and education portions of the budget, 

squeezing DNR and other departments 

"It's our intention not to close 

parks." said the chief of the 71 state 

parks 

"We do make money in summer 

Host families needed 

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Asked by Rep Tracey Yokich. D- 

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Libertarians set modest goals for '92 

By Wayne PmI 

staff writer 

Controversy 9ver the Domination 

of U S Supreme Court Justice Clarence 

Thomas Is'the clearest reason 

yet to abandon the two major political 

parties. Libertarian Party Vice 

Presidential candidate Nancy Lord 

said. 

"I think the people finally got a 

chance to see Congress in action and 

they were revulsed," said Lord during 

a campaign stop last week at the 

University of Michigan-Dearborn. 

"People are beginning to see that it's 

the people in power who are the 

"problem." 

Lord is a licensed, though nonpracticing, 

doctor and an attorney in 

practice in Washington, D.C. She was 

recently her party's candidate for 

mayor in that city. 

THAT DUALITY - doctor and attorney, 

conservative and liberal — 

underscores both Lord's philosophy 

and that of her party. 

Stauchly pro-choice, Lord nonetheless 

lists herself as a Thomas supporter. 

"It's shameful what they did to 

that man." she said. "The real reason 

the liberals feared Garence 

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American life into which Congress 

couldn't intrude and they were 

afraid of that." 

Lord, a former member of the National 

Organization for Women, said 

she wasn't afraid Thomas would cast 

the deciding vote in overturning 

abortion rights. 

"If we lose at the Supreme Court, 

we'll win at the ballot box," she said. 

"Acutally, I don't believe the public 

is as far apart on the issue as our 

leaders would have us believe. I 

don't think there are many prochoice 

people who would favor abortions 

in the third tri mester And I 

don't think there are too many prolife 

people who would outlaw abortion 

under all circumstances." 

Barely a blip on the electoral 

chart in 1988, the party's 1992 goal is 

modest. 

"Realistically, we're looking at 

taking 1 percent of the vote this 

time." Lord said. "If we do that we 

feel we'll send a message to Washington." 

There were only six people in attendance 

for her talk at UM-D, a 

turnout 100 to 1,000 times less than 

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looking for donations of merchandise, 

gift certificates or cash to be 

auctioned during the 1 Ml Canton 

Chamber of Commerce dinner/auction. . 

The chamber is looking for donations with a 

minimum value of $50, but all donations will be 

appreciated. 

Cash donations and gift certificates worth 

more than $200 will qualify as a sponsorship that 

will qualify for 

• two dinner/auction tickets, valued at $35 

per ticket; 

• two silent auction tickets, valued at $5 per 

ticket, 

• special listing in the auction program; 

• display area where you will be invited to 

display your company's logo and banners; 

• mention in all future news releases, 

announcements and promotional fliers; 

• and, your name will be entered in the 

chamber's sponsors-only drawing with a chance 

to win a mystery prize valued at more than $200. 

The dinner auction is 6 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 25, 

at Fellows Creek Golf Club. 

School award 

riz Hoffman has received the Plymouth- 

Canton Schools first Extra VIPS Award 

j for her work as a school volunteer and 

as president of the Field Elementary 

School Parent Teacher Organization. 

Hoffman, of Canton, received the award on 

Monday at the school board meeting. 

She worked as one of the chairmen of the 1991 

Bond Election Steering Committee and worked 

on the telephone bank. She is a member of the I 

Care school booster group. 

Aid night 

A 

financial aid information night will be 

held on Wednesday, Nov. 20, at 

Plymouth Salem High School from 7 

p.m. until 9 p.m. in the auditorium. 

The session is designed for high school seniors 

who are looking for ways to finance college. 

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NEWS 

Top row: Danny Andersen, QaHimore second grader; 

Krista Skillman, Huiaing fifth grader; Jacob Vogan, 

Hulsing fifth grader and Ryan Copeland, Pfymouth- 

Christian Academy fourth grader show off their win- 

8ILL BAESLER/ttaft photographer 

ning posters. Bottom row: Even Baker, Eriksson 

ond grader; Randolph Plstor, Huiaing third grader; 

Tegan Hauck, Eriksson fifth grader and Kevin Clefton, 

Huiaing third grader display their poatera. 

INSIDE: 

Editorials, page 16A 

Points of view, page 17A 

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0A£ Thursday, Oclotosr 31. 1W1 

Rising costs slow preservation 

SnT 1 

COM4 killed preservation plana (or 

tp Can loo and are slowing down 

i on historic sites. 

i of Sheldon School, which dates back 

to the 18003. is under way, bat a deadline to finish 

sometime this year likely won't be met. 

The old red building on Michigan Avenue west 

of Steidocr Road served as a one-room school 

houi£?a Baptist Church, auction hall and most 

recently as home to two motorcycle gangs. 

After changes, the building on 2.7 acres will be 

used for offices and meeting rooms for community 

groups. 

"We're in a position where we're looking at 

some bids that we've gotten and we're trying to 

figure out what we can afford to do at this time," 

said Melissa McLaughlin, active in Canton's historic 

projects. 

FIX-UP COSTS are undetermined, she added. 

"We'll know the bottom line when we put the 

last coat of paint on," McLaughlin said. 

Other historic projects aren't so bright. 

Plans to move the old Palmer barn were nixed 

after it was learned that moving Detroit Edisoo 

lines would be too expensive. 

Costs to move the utility lines rose to more than 

six times what they were just two years ago when 

the Travis House was moved to the historic district 

at Cherry Hill and Ridge roads. 

Even though the Palmer barn is only slightly 

more than two miles from the historic district, 

McLaughlin said, it would cost WO,000 to move it 

NOTING THAT it is likely the Palmer barn will 

be demolished, she added. "It's a shame, because 

it will be sad to see that barn go." 

But McLaughlin said the commission is holding 

out hopes to find a barn in Canton that could be 

transferred to the district and still stay withinbudget 

Ideas for bow the barn will be used include, 

a display area for antique farm equipment 

and as a community playhouse. 

"If someone has a barn they would like us to 

look at. we would like to look at it," she said. 

And if the commission can't find a barn in Canton 

they'll take their search to other communities. 

Next year renovation work will be launched oo 

the Travis House in the historic district. 

East meets West in B'ham Temple art show 

By Mary Klemtc 

staff writer 

East will meet West in an artistic 

way this weekend, as four Russian 

artists trained in the Soviet Union 

participate in the 19th annual Birmingham 

Temple Fine Art Show and 

Sale, Friday-Sunday. Nov. 1-3, at 

28611 W. 12 Mile, between Middlebelt 

and Inkster Road In Farmington 

HUls. 

It will be the first time the juried 

show features the work of new 

Americans, part of the temple's outreach 

program. 

The four are Anna Kocberovsky 

(tapestry) of Canton, Rudolf Nay 

(photography), Leonid Tikh (painting) 

of Oak Park and Irina Baranovskaya 

(puppets) of Oak Park. 

-> There is an art club In Russia, but 

it's not a professional organization, 

the artists said. They are glad to exhibit 

and sell their work In the United 

States. 

"(Exhibiting) was a problem, not 

just for Jewish people, but for Russian 

people too," said likh, 27. 

• TIKH, WHO came to the United 

States 1H years ago with his wife, 

sor and wife's grandmother, has 

shown his work in the Soviet Union. 

Many of his paintings, in oil, tempera 

or watered or. are of rustic 

scenes, but he also paints still lifes 

and portraits. A trip to Italy, his first 

outside his country, inspired other 

works. 

"From young childhood I just like 

painting." he said. 

In Michigan, he likes painting 

Cranbrook Park scenes. He would 

like to see northern Michigan some 

day. 

PEOPLE FASCINATE and inspire 

Kocberovsky, who emigrated 

from the Soviet Union two years ago 

with her husband and son and now 

works at the Hertel plant in Plymouth. 

"For me it's very important to 

weave people, how people look, how 

they move," said Kocberovsky, 33. 

One of her colorful tapestries 

shows a circle of women wearing 

Russian shawls. Another work, "Simchat 

Torah," celebrates her Jewish 

heritage, American religious freedom 

and her family. It was first dis- 

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poster of the tapestry was made for 

the temple's 140th anniversary. 

"Working with yarn, working with 

looms gives me peace, gives me selfconfidence. 

"I hope ooe day I can be a fulltime 

artist. " 

SINCE BAR AN O V SKA Y A, 36. 

came to the United States one year 

ago. she has worked with the Russian-American 

puppet theater In the 

Detroit area. 

Tnfr~ Birmingham Temple show 

will present the work of more than 

125 artists from across Michigan 

and the Midwest Works of art will 

be awarded as door prizes. 

Admission is $10 for the premiere 

and $5 for the gala reception. Admission 

for the art show is free 10 a.m. 

to noon and $2 noon to 5 p.m. Saturday 

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1991 at 7 30 p.m. in the Commission Chambers in City Hall. 201 S. Main Street. 

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community calendar H 

Editor's note The calendar is 

prepared one ueek in advance 

and will include events running 

through the next seven days To 

include your event in the calendar. 

information must be typewritten 

on standard size paper 

For further information, call 

Nancy Pennington. 459-2700 

THURSDAY 

ADL'LT RECOVERY Chemical 

Dependency Outpatient Program 

will provide therapy for adults on 

Tuesdays and Thursdays at Straight 

Inc., 42320 Ann Arbor Road, in 

Plymouth Call 453-2610 

SELF HELP: Families Anonymous 

meets 8 p m Thursdays. St 

John Neumann Church. 44800 Warren 

Road. Canton. 453-2811 

MONDAY 

TOUGH LOVE A parent support 

group meets at 7.pm 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 

HOSPICE VOLUNTEERS Training 

for direct care volunteers for the 

terminally ill will begin today Call 

Maureen at (313) 677-0614 

CANCER SUPPORT Support 

group for cancer patients and family 

members will meet for six weeks beginning 

today, 7-9 p.m. at Radix Center. 

42199 Ann Arbor Road, in Plymouth 

To register, call Joyce at 478- 

0212 

DIABETES Support Group for 

parents of children with diabetes 

meets 7-8 30 p m today at Tanger 

School. 40260 Five Mile Road in 

Plymouth Children welcome Call 

Barbara Yageman. Plymouth Canton 

Schools. 451-6590 

ELDERC1SE This non impact exercise 

class for older exercisers 

meets 9 a.m. every Tuesday and Friday 

at First Presbyterian Church in 

Plymouth. 459-9485 

SWEET ADELINES Women who 

enjoy singing four-part harmony, 

barbershop style, are welcome to 

join the Spirit of Detroit Sweet Adelines 

International at 7 p.m each 

Tuesday at the VFW Hall on 1-96, 

just east of Inkster Road in R.e N M«fxQtr A* ) 

721-1044 

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in learning about bome care as 

an alternative to nursing homes or 

hospitals For more information, call 

the community relations director at 

981 8820 

SMOKE DETECTORS Free detectors. 

with installation, are offered 

from Colonial Kiwams of Plymouth 

Call Plymouth Fire Department 

Chief Al Matthews. 453-1234. or 

Plymouth Township Fire Department 

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 Township 

is seeking paid" volunteers for 

teacher aide substitutes and teacher 

substitutes Call 420-3331 

ADULT CARE Foster care is 

needed for adults with mental retardation 

Call 332-4410 in Oakland 

County or 455-8880 in Wayne County 

"Y" VOLUNTEERS The Plyro 

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FOOD DISTRIBUTION; 

Focus HOPE provides food to eligible 

Canton senior citizens at the Canton 

Recreation Center Call 397 

1000, Ext 278 

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and one IBM are available for public 

use. Dunning-Hough Library, 223 S 

Main. Plymouth Call 453-0750 

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Community Education Call 451- 

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16A SOD had a substitute 

for three days last week. It was a 

total waste of time. My son and his 

friends did nothing but talk and fool 

around until the substitute quit and a 

new one showed up. Can't schools get 

better substitute teachers? 

Answer: "A policeman and a substitute's 

lot is not a happy one!" I 

know' I was a permanent junior and 

senior high school substitute teacher 

(sub) in my first year of teaching. A 

permanent sub shows up every day 

and is assigned to "whatever" . . . 

art — home economics — physics 

depending on who is absent. 

I developed some substitute hypotheses 

during that first year when 

I was a permanent sub and they have 

held true through 30-plus years in 

education. 

— — 

Doc 

Doyle 

die and hieh school level. / 

CONSIDER CHICAGO witV its 

25,000 teachers, of which an av^ge 

of 4 percent are absent each kay, 

creating a need for 1,000 substitutes. 

On some days the count goes to 1,500 

or 2,000 subs. How does the administration 

find 2,000 competent subs'' It 

doesn't Why? 

Urban cities such as Chicago and 

Detroit pay substitutes $20 to $30 

less per day than many schools in the 

suburbs. 

YOU SAY your son and his friends 

did nothing but talk and fool around. 

You say the substitute asked questions 

about where they were in the 

math book A clear sign of poor or no 

lesson plans. A lost day of education 

Frankly, 

Franklv 

having 

havino 

taught 

tauoht 

a remedial 

r«»n 

math class, the problem may not all 

have been with the sub but with 

some undisciplined adolescents (not 

students . . . students study) who 

saw an opportunity to have "fun," go 

to lunch and then brag about their 

accomplishment for the day . humiliating 

another human being. 

Sometimes, I think, we educators 

should have budgeted for a substitute 

parent program. The parent sub 

would go into the home and teach adolescents 

their responsibility to see 

that they do their homework, bring 

their book to class, sit tall and pay 

attention. 

I suggest you meet with your son's 

counselor and make your son a joint 

effort between you and the school instead 

of laying it all on a substitute. 

Your son. who has above average 

ability but a 1.8 grade point average, 

should be a clue 

Hypothesis 1: The amount of disruptive 

behavior a substitute teacher 

will confront in a classroom is in direct 

proportion to the amount of disruptive 

behavior that the regular 

classroom allows or can't control on 

a daily basis. 

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Hypothesis 2: The clarity of lesson 

plans left for the substitute and the 

expectation of the students' regular 

teacher that all students will complete 

the assignment during the class 

period when the regular teacher is 

absent will reduce "horseplay" and 

"mouthing off" by 90-plus percent. 

Hypothesis 3: The respect the students 

have for their regular classroom 

teacher is directly proportionate 

to a worthwhile classroom experience 

the sub will enjoy. 

But let's be honest! Anyone reading 

this response has either taken 

part in working a substitute over or, 

at a minimum, sat by and watched 

the scenario. 

Substituting can be a tough, tough 

job especially at the upper mid- 

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Prague-nosis: 

life's good hefe 

"LOOK UP, not down, if you visit 

Prague," a Dutch tour guide 

advised us some years ago 

Prague, he said, is the most 

beautiful city in Europe Much of 

that beauty is in facades, decorations, 

roof too ps, statuary 

Last month we learned he was 

right Vienna's beauty is really 

only a century old. but Prague's is 

far older Charles University was 

founded in 1388 in the old town on 

the Moldau An opera bouse where 

Mozart worked still stands. Much 

of "Amadeus" was filmed around 

Prague's 18th century buildings 

We visited a rich, old culture. 

But sadly. Czechoslovakia is 200 

years behind the good ol' U.S. of A. 

in dealing with a key problem of 

civilization 

CZECHS AND Slovaks, grappling 

with freedom after the 1989 

"velvet revolution" which toppled 

the Communists, can't handle federal-state 

relations. 

This I gleaned from a local English-language 

paper. Prognosis 

(Vol. I, No. 7). 

"What began as a soberly euphoric 

effort to create a new set of 

constitutions last June — one federal 

and two republic (state) — has 

become a political catfight which 

threatens the 73-year-old union of 

the Czech and.Slovak nations." said 

an editor's introduction to an interview 

with the prime minister 

"The nut of the dispute concerns 

the respective powers and responsibilities 

of the federation versus 

the republics, especially in the economic 

area," the editor continued 

Czechoslovakia was born after 

World War I in the breakup of the 

Austro-Hungarian empire. Czechs 

and Slovaks are tribal groups that 

moved into the region as the 

Roman Empire disintegrated. The 

notion of state-federal relations is 

new stuff 

PRIME MINISTER Marian Calfa. 

a Slovak, said (translated): "All 

the key people from Slovakia were 

nominated and elected to the Federal 

Parliament" rather than to the 

Slovak Republican government 

"These other (Slovak) politicians 

didn't have their own sphere of eco- 

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nomic development to use to advance 

their own politics." he said. 

Result: Slovaks are pushing separate 

nationhood. 

The idea is crazy, of course A 

balkanized series of tribal governments 

— Czechs. Slovaks. Croats. 

Serbs — will tempt another Napoleon, 

Hitler or Stalin to weld them 

into a respectable nation. Eastern 

Europe isn't out of the woods yet. 

Meanwhile, the Prague Town Assembly 

bounced Jaroslav Koran as 

mayor, Prognosis reporter Matt 

Welch wrote There were multiple 

reasons, but a key problem was 

"confusion at the top of foreign investment 

policy in City HalL" No 

one knows who's to do what, it 

seems 

Why a city is dabbling in foreign 

investment policy is beyond me. In 

the good ol' U.S. of A., the federal 

government handles interstate and 

foreign commerce 

THE TRICK is for politicians to 

-»assign certain jobs to the nationwide 

government and" leave others 

to the state-local units. 

Americans haven't solved the 

problem totally, but we have essentially 

a correct grasp of it James 

Madison, in No 9 of The Federalist 

Papers, said 204 years ago: 

The proposed Constitution, so 

far from implying an abolition of 

the State governments, makes 

them constituent parts of the national 

sovereignty . . . and leaves 

in their possession certain exclusive 

and very important portions of 

sovereign power." 

In No 10 Madison added: "The 

federal Constitution forms a happy 

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How to fight spiraling costs of prescription drugs 

U-M pharmacist tells consumers 

turn, to fight spiraling costs of prescription 

drugs 

This is the second in a series of 

consumer health tips from specialists 

in the University of Michigan 

College of Pharmacy. 

• If the cost of prescription medicines 

is breaking your health care 

budget, you are not alone. Consider 

the fiscal nightmare facing University 

of Michigan pharmacist Richard 

R. de Leon. 

As director of pharmacy services 

for U-M Hospitals, de Leon must find 

a way to absorb the cost of two new 

prescription medications — one to 

stimulate the growth of human bone 

marrow and a second to cure a potentially 

fatal infection. Each drug 

costs thousands of dollars per dose 

"While they only will be used by a 

few patients, these two drugs alone 

have the potential to double U-M 

Hospitals' $16 million annual expenditure 

for pharmaceuticals," said 

de Leon, associate dean for clinical 

sciences and associate professor in 

the U-M College of Pharmacy 

According to de Leon, pharmacists 

worry that the high cost of new 

drugs created with sophisticated 

genetic engineering technology — 

combined with average annual price 

increases of 10 to 15 percent for existing 

drugs — could push the United 

States into a system of rationed 

health care. "These new drugs represent 

a revolution in hospital therapy, 

but who's going to pay for them?" he 

asked. "If we cannot afford to treat 

everyone with these new medications, 

who should decide which patients 

get treated?" 

Although consumers will utltimately 

pick up the tab for spiraling 

prices, de Leon says they have little 

control over how much prescription 

medicines cost. 

"THE PROBLEM is there's no 

mechanism in place to regulate prices, 

particularly for new medications," 

he said. "Phamaceutical 

manufacturers base their pricing on 

a variety of conditions, including 

market potential and whether there 

is any direct competition for the 

product." 

Pharmaceutical manufacturers 

maintain it costs an average of $300 

million in research and development 

costs to bring a new drug to market, 

according to de Leon. "It certainly is 

true that research and development 

costs are rising every day, and pharmaceutical 

firms must include those 

costs in product pricing," he said. 

De Leon is critical of the billions 

of dollars pharmaceutical manufacturers 

spend annually on sales representatives 

and promotional campaigns 

for specific drugs aimed at 

physicians and pharmacists. 

"In 1986. the pharmaceutical industry 

spent $5 billion on advertising 

and marketing. Some of this marketing 

effort takes the form of sweepstakes, 

contests, frequent prescriber 

promotions and free samples," de 

Leon said. 

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Thursday. October 31, 1991 O&E 

6 area 

runners 

qualify 

Six cross-country runners from 

Plymouth-Canton schools will compete 

Saturday in the state finals. 

Plymouth Canton sophomore Lana 

Boroditsch did the best in regional 

competition, finishing fifth (20:47) in 

the Class A girls race at Marsh bank 

Park. 

The Plymouth Salem girls team 

had the most qualifiers with two. 

Stacy Moore was 13th (21:19) and 

Emily Farrell 20th (21:39) at Marshbank. 

Canton and Salem will send one 

runner each to the Class A boys individual 

finals at L.E. Kaufman Golf 

Course in Wyoming Park. 

Canton freshman Casey Moothart 

was 15th (17:22) and Salem junior 

Derek Cudini 17th (17:26) at Marshbank 

None of the teams qualified. Salem 

was fifth and Canton seventh in 

the girls race, Canton seventh and 

Salem eighth in the boys race. The 

top three teams advance. 

Walled Lake Western, Livonia Stevenson 

and Ann Arbor Pioneer were 

the Nos. 1-3 girls teams. The Western. 

Pioneer and Redford Catholic 

Central boys teams finished in that 

order. 

"I've never been so happy to be 

third in my life," said CC's Tony 

Magni, whose team qualified for the 

eighth time under his tenure as 

coach. "It was by far the toughest 

regional in the state. 

Steve Witek paced the Shamrocks 

with a fourth-place showing in 16:48. 

Junior Jamie Fitzgerald turned in 

his finest performance of the year 

with a ninth place in 17:09. 

Rounding out the CC contingent 

was junior Mike Mittman, 14th 

(17:21); junior Chris Kuzia. 32nd 

(17 50); and sophomore Mark Leo. 

34th (17:55). 

Plymouth Christian junior Eric 

Jefferies was 28th (18:30) in the 

Class D regional at Brook wood Golf 

Course in Flint. He was the 10th individual 

qualifier. The state final will 

be Saturday in Bath. 

Jefferies also earned All-Michigan 

Independent Athletic Conference 

honors, finishing fourth (18:52) in the 

league meet at Marsh bank 

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Pete Zantop will direct the Salem offense at quarterback Friday 

against the Chiefs. 

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Rocks are solid but 

Chiefs recall upset 

By Dan O'Meara 

staff writer 

Before anyone becomes convinced 

of a Plymouth Salem victory Friday 

night when it plays rival Canton, the 

outcome of the 1988 football game 

reminds us winning is not guaranteed. 

The Rocks, 6-2 and ranked No. 10 

in Class AA, will be the favorite in 

one of Observer land's hottest rivalries, 

but Canton (3-5) can pin its 

hopes on what occurred three years 

ago. 

The Chiefs were big underdogs but 

upset Salem 21-14 with sophomore 

quarterback Karl Wukie leading the 

way, taking their first victory over 

the Rocks 

Canton has won two of the last 

three games, including a 34-0 victory 

last year that clinched a post-season 

playoff berth for the Chiefs. Salem 

has the same aspirations this year. 

"Three years ago. we were in the 

same position and lost the game." 

Salem coach Tom Moshimer said 

"They were 2-6 and we were 6-2 — 

the same scenario — and they won 

the ballgame 

"WHEN IT comes to this game. 

I'm sure they're going to base their 

whole season on beating us. Whereas. 

we have to beat them to live up 

to our expectations. The pressure is 

on us to win." 

As did North Farmington when it 

nearly upset Farmington Harrison 

football 

last week in the Western Lakes Activities 

Association championship 

game, the Chiefs must be prepared 

for an intense and emotional effort. 

"Sure, we can do it again." Canton 

coach Bob Khoenle said. "Anything 

is possible but we have to have a 

good game. We know were underdogs, 

but a group of kids get together 

and anything can happen " 

Wukie threw three touchdown 

passes and ran for another last year 

as Canton romped to a one-sided victory 

with a predominantly-senior 

team The Rocks had many underclassmen 

in the lineup that night, 

and the situation is largely reversed 

this year 

"We should be highly motivated on 

the basis of how badly humiliated we 

were." Moshimer said. 

"They've won two of the last 

three, so we have to take them seriously 

They'll come to play — and 

this year you can guarantee we'll 

come to play, too." 

KHOENLE WAS already anticipating 

that 

"They're going to have their kids 

ready," he said "They're going to remember 

last year, and we've gotta 

be ready to go. too They have a lot 

(P.C)iB 

of momentum and it should be a 

tough game for us." 

Since losing consecutive games by 

a total of 13 points to Harrison and 

North, the Rocks have won five in a 

row. beginning with a 28-7 defeat of 

nemesis Westland John Glenn. 

That was the turning point for 

us." Moshimer said. "When you lose 

two tough ones like we did. a football 

team can fold up its tent or fight 

back — and ours fought back. 

"The Glenn game was as good as 

we've played, and the last two have 

been very good. I think we're playing 

at the top of our game and peaking 

at the right time This Fnday will 

tell a lot if that statement is correct 

or not." 

Canton has not done as well as 

hoped, but the Chiefs have won two 

of their )ast three games, albeit by a 

total of five points. The Chiefs also 

are eight points from being 5-3. 

"WHEN YOU win, everybody 

feels better and is optimistic." 

Khoenle said "Our consistency is 

getting better, and we'll have to be 

very consistent in this game " 

Salem is led by senior tailback 

Leon Hister, who has rushed for 

1.256 yards and scored 15 touchdowns 

Moshimer has coached good 

backs who were bruising, fullback 

types like Bob Thornbladh (1967-69) 

and Ryan Johnson (1987-89) but 

Hister is the b«>st pure running back, 

he said 

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Playoff prospects part of CEP rivalry 

By Dan O'Maara 

staff writer 

Chris Saline controls the ball for Salem in the 

regional tournament game against top-ranked 

For the third consecutive year, a 

possible post-season playoff berth 

will depend on the outcome-of the 

Canton-Salem football game Friday. 

If the Rocks can defeat Canton 

and get help from one other team, 

Salem should qualify for the Class 

A A playoffs in Region II. 

"That's added incentive," Salem 

coach Tom Moshimer said. "We've 

talked about it. It's a realistic possibility." 

Of the primary contenders in that 

region. Battle Creek Central is 7-1 

while Ann Arbor Pioneer, Adrian, 

Brighton and Salem are 6-2. 

The Chiefs, who qualified last 

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year, are 3-5 and have no chance. 

They can only be the spoiler in the 

case of Salem. 

"IT'S GOING to be tough, but 

we'll take them on and see what happens," 

Canton coach Bob Khoenle 

said. "If we do it, we'll do it with just 

good. hard, tough football." 

Central plays Battle Creek Lakevlew 

(8-0) and will qualify even if it 

loses Pioneer and Adrian also play 

3-5 opponents — Ann Arbor Huron 

and Monroe — and are expected to 

win. 

Brighton tangles with Clarkston 

(7-1) and represents Salem's best 

hope for the needed defeat that 

would clinch a playoff berth for the 

Rocks. The top four teams in each 

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Stevenson. The other players are teammate 

Brian Kirby (left) and Adam Carriere. 

Stevenson penalty kick 

nips Salem in overtime 

By Dan O 

staff wrtler 

Livonia Stevenson committed itself 

to winning its regional soccer 

aame against Plymouth Salem be- 

'•^fore the stalemated contest went to 

a shootout Monday night 

The Spartans did win but not the 

way anyone had expected 

Travis Roy's penalty kick with 40 

seconds left in the second suddendeath 

overtime gave Stevenson a 2-1 

victory, ending 109 minutes and 20 

seconds of intense play. 

"During the overtime, we decided 

we were going to go for the win with 

everything we had," Stevenson coach 

Wally Barrett said, adding the Spartans 

moved Roy from defense to 

center-forward. "1 told our players 

before the break preceding the overtime. 

we were going to throw everything 

we could at them " 

Roy crossed the ball to teammate 

Matt Grodzicki. who had an open 

shot on the Salem goal. Salem defender 

Matt Lee instinctively raised 

his hands to stop the shot coming directly 

at him. and the Rocks were 

penalized for a handball infraction. 

ROY SENT the ball into the right 

corner, beating freshman goalkeeper 

Paul Dood for the winning goal. He 

had thought about changii* his routine 

and shooting to the left 

"I always shoot to the right," Roy 

said "A couple of my club teammates 

(who play for Salem) told him 

I was going to the other side, and I 

switched at the last instant (hack to 

the right side). 

"He was positioned too far to the 

left of the goal I think he wanted to 

discourage me from going that way. 

so he could save it to the right 

That's why I switched at the last 

moment 

"I thought we were going to score 

off Grodzicki's shot, but Lee did the 

only thing be could and grabbed it 

with his hands " 

There was no controversy. The 

Rocks hoped the referee would call 

for a corner kick instrsd, but Salem 

coach Ken Johnson couldn't argue 

the decision 

"TfSf man stopped it from going 

in It had to be called." Barrett said, 

adding the Spartans made the extra 

effort in overtime to avoid a shootout 

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region qualify. 

Salem moved ahead of Brighton 

into the No. 4 spot this week but will 

probably need the Bulldogs to lose 

again since they will get more bonus 

points if both win. 

The Rocks, who qualified one time 

for the playoffs in 1977, will be rooting 

for Westland John Glenn to beat 

Wayne Memorial, also 

The Rocks defeated Glenn and 

will get bonus points for games 

Glenn won if the Rockets prevail; 

whereas, Adrian would get points 

from Wayne since it has a victory 

over the Zebras. 

A YEAR AGO both Canton and Salem 

were possible playoff teams entering 

their season-ending contest. 

The Chiefs were 7-1 and No 5 in 

the region, Salem 6-2 and No 8. Canton 

defeated the Rocks 34-0 and 

edged Battle Creek for the fourth 

playoff spot. In their first post-season 

appearance, the Chiefs beat 

Glenn and lost to Redford Catholic 

Central 

Both teams were in the running in 

1989. too Canton was the more likely 

possibility that time. too. but Salem 

won the game 25-6 and vaulted 

into real playoff contention. 

The Chiefs entered that game two 

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S C e a r n s C h i c a g o t r i p 

By C.J. Maak 

staff writer 

"Every year It's the «ame. Neither team faces a 

challenge until they face each other. 

And it's a rare year indeed when the two can 

settle which team is best in just two meetings. On 

Tuesday, for the fourth time in the eight seasons 

Van Dimitriou has been coaching Schoolcraft Col- 

lege'* men'i soccer team, the Ocelots and their 

rivals from Macomb CC met in a post-season 

playoff at Eastern Michigan University to decide 

who was best in Region 12. It was made necessary 

when the two teams split their two-game series, 

each winning on their home field. 

The result was as predictable as the pairing: SC 

rallied from a one-goal deficit, scoring twice in 

£&e final 20 minutes to defeat the Monarchs 2-1. 

The victory sends the Ocelots to the NJCAA 

Inter-regional Tournament outside of Chicago 

ne*t weekend (Nov. 9-10). The winner of that tour- 

ney advances to the NJCAA Tournament in Tren- 

to^ NJ, Nov. 21-24. 

"Why is it we beat this team?" Dimitriou asked 

moments after the victory had been assured. "Our 

team isn't better than theirs." 

ON THIS day. the difference was depth. Both 

teams had Injuries to deal with; SC's bench proved 

to be superior. 

, The game was decided with eight minutes left. 

SC's Nate Stoval got possession near midfield. on 

,iiie right side. He crossed a pass to the far post, 

and Bobby Hayes sped in behind the Monarch de- 

fense to head the ball past keeper Al Weiskirch. 

Until the final 15 minutes, the game could not 

have been played more evenly. Neither team 

scored in the first half, but play was fast and 

Schoolcraft 

sports _ 

hard. 

Macomb struck first, on a superb individual ef- 

fort by Charley Zapata A free kick by Justin 

Nevarez reached Zapata in the corner, left of SC's 

net; Zapata dribbled through two SC defenders 

and banged the ball into the goal behind keeper 

Scott Hauman. 

But, even though they had the lead, the 

Monarchs were beginning to fade. "I couldn't 

have asked my team to play better or to do 

more," said Macomb coach Mick Lakatos, who 

was without three starters — two due to injury 

and a third suspended for playing in a non-NCAA 

sanctioned game. 

THE OCELOTS had some key players ailing, 

too. Defender Shawn Mac, a sometime starter, 

was injured and out; several others, including 

leading scorer Jeff Vandemergel, who was limp- 

ing badly with an ankle sprain, were at far less 

than full strength. 

And yet, after Macomb scored, it was SC that 

picked up the pace. The Monarchs' fatigue showed 

on SC's first goal. Hauman started the play with a 

goalie punt, which carried to the midfield stripe. 

Vandemergel fielded it there, flicking a pass for- 

ward behind the Macomb defense. 

Chris Crawford reached the ball first, carried it 

toward the net and put it into the left corner, 

tying the score at 1-1 with 20 minutes left. 

"That showed something about the character of 

this team," said Dimitriou afterward. "I know our 

guys never stay down. They always come back." 

WHEN ASKED about Crawford's quick strike, 

Dimitriou said, "That's what this team is capable 

of doing - moving the ball quickly." He added, in 

reference to Crawford "That's what I've been 

telling Chris. He has to work off other players." 

The Ocelot coach has also been pleased with his 

team's defensive improvement. Shane Millner and 

Mike Presley were particularly impressive 

against Macomb. "There's nothing wrong with our 

defense," be boasted. 

Lakatos could only agree. "All the way around, 

on both sides, that was a well-played game," he 

said. "It was probably one of the best games 

we've played between us. Someone's got to win 

and someone's got to lose... but I'm getting kind 

of tired of losing." 

Lakatos said, "I want to wish Schoolcraft all 

the best in Chicago." It's a trip his team was 20 

minutes away from taking. 

SC NOTES; On Saturday, the Ocelots guaranteed 

themselves a spot opposite Macomb in the regional 

playoff by ripping Lakeland CC 10-1 at Lakeland. Al- 

though Lakeland scored first. SC rallied quickly to take 

a ft-2 half time advantage. 

Sean Ryan led the scoring barrage with three goals. 

Jim Meldrum. Crawford and George Murphy each nett- 

ed two, and Brian Hauman had one Hauman also had 

two assists. Dave Seymour collected three assists 

Last Wednesday (Oct 23). the Ocelots played Univer- 

sity of Michigan's club team to a 1-1 tie. Millner's head- 

er accounted for SCs only goal. 

Ocelot w o m e n pull 

inside job on Delta 

The powerful inside attack of 

Schoolcraft College*!" volleyball 

team will, without doubt, have to 

be dealt with by any opponent that 

plans a long stay in the NJCAA 

Tournament. 

SC hasn't gone past the regionals 

yet, it's true; but the Lady Ocelots 

are beginning to round back into 

shape after a series of serious inju- 

ries. 

On Tuesday, they routed Delta 

CC 15-4, 15-8, 15-2 at Delta, with 

Kari Van Deusen and Renea 

Bonser providing the impetus. Van 

Deusen had 10 kills; Bonser added 

nine. Judi Scott contributed four 

service aces, and Keli Haeger — 

recovering from an ankle sprain — 

had 10 assists-to-kills. 

The win improved SCs record to 

30-9 overall, 27-8 against junior 

college opponents. The Ocelots are 

8-1 in the Eastern Conference. 

Over the weekend, SC made its 

trip to the Illinois Central CC Tour- 

nament a successful one, winning 

four of five matches. 

ON FRIDAY, the Ocelots beat 

host Illinois Central CC 15-11, 15-6, 

and Parkland CC (from Chicago) 2- 

15, 15-11, 15-7. Bonser's 10 kills 

and .273 kill average led SC against 

Illinois Central; Stephanie Jan- 

volleyball 

dasek added eight kills and Nancy 

Ehlert returned from a knee injury 

to get five kills. 

In the win over Parkland, Bonser 

again totaled 10 kills (.529); Van 

Deusen had six and Jandasek five. 

On Saturday, SC beat Belleville 

(111.) CC 15-9, 15-8, and Johnson 

County (Kansas) CC 8-15, 17-18. 15- 

12, before losing to Jefferson CC 

11-15, 15-13, 15-8 

In the win over Belleville, 

Bonser had 10 kills (.381), Van 

Deusen had nine (.389) and Jan- 

dasek eight (.288), and Haeger col- 

lected 24 assists. Against Johnson 

County, Bonser pounded out 18 kills 

(.518) and Van Deusen had 14 (.333); 

Haeger contributed 27 assists and 

three service aces, and Julie Wood 

and Ehlert each had 15 digs. 

Jandasek and Van Deusen each 

had 13 kills and hit .303 in the loss 

to Jefferson CC; Jandasek also had 

two aces. Bonser had 16 kills (.289) 

and Ehlert had seven (.263) and two 

aces Haeger led SC with three 

aces; Wood had two. 

D i s t r i c t c h a m p s 

Madonna whips Aquinas for crown 

All that remains now is the four- 

team NAIA District 23 Tournament. 

It is the only obstacle remaining 

between Madonna University and 

. the NAIA Tournament. The Lady 

Crusaders secured their first-ever 

district regular-season champion- 

ship Tuesday by blitzing Aquinas 

College 15-7, 15-3,15-5 at Madonna. 

•I The Crusaders are 7-0 in district 

play, 38-10 overall. They will host 

the district tournament Nov. 14-16. 

Tonia Smith ignited the offense 

with 14 kills. Elena Oparka added 11 

• kills and Kristy McFadden and Dana 

Hicks-Finley had eight kills apiece. 

;The Madonna defense was led by 

Jenny Sladewski, with 16 digs; Mau- 

reen Paulin, with 14; and Melissa 

Mars, with eight. 

Madonna 

sports 

THE VICTORY capped a trium- 

phant week for Madonna. Last 

Thursday, the Crusaders handed 

Northwood Institute its first district 

defeat in five years, and on Saturday 

they won their Madonna University 

Invitational, beating University of 

Michigan-Dearborn. Huntington Col- 

lege and Wisconsin-Parkside in the 

process 

Also, Hicks-Finley earned District 

23 player of the week honors for the 

second time this season. 

On Saturday, Madonna bested UM- 

D 15-5, 16-14, 15-10; Huntington 15-6. 

16-14, 11-15. 15-10; and Parkside 15- 

5. 15-2, 7-15, 15-3. 

Hicks-Finley was named MVP of 

the tournament. Oparka and Madon- 

na setter Penny Baker were chosen 

to the all-tournament team. It was 

the fifth tournament title the 

Crusaders have captured this season 

Hicks-Finley earned her honors. 

She had 41 kills in the three matches 

with a .427 kill average. Oparka to- 

taled 30 kills (.370); Smith had 16 

(.325); McFadden got 15 (.340); and 

Paulin and Mars added 11 apiece. 

Sladewski's 33 digs sparked the de- 

fense. 

Hicks-Finley 

is honored 

The stats show it Madonna 

University has dominated the 

NAIA District 23 in volleyball. 

So it should come as no 

surprise that its players have 

dominated the district player of 

the week selections. 

Dana Hicks-Finley is the latest 

choice. The sophomore middle- 

hitter was honored for her per- 

formance last week, during which 

the Lady Crusaders ended North- 

wood Institute's five-year district 

win streak and won their own 

tournament. 

Hicks-Finley's statistics for the 

week 82 kills with a .429 attack 

percentage; 23 solo blocks; and 41 

digs 

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Canton challenge 

run-based Salem 

Continued from Paoe 1 

"I'm not saying he's better than 

anyone else,'" Moshimer said, 'but 

from a talent point of view we have 

not had a kid who can do what he 

does with the football." 

Regardless of the outcome, the 

Chiefs will find it hard to duplicate 

last year's defensive effort when 

they held Hister to 1J yards on seven 

carries and prevented him reaching 

1.000 for the season. 

"They play good defense and they 

have the possibility of making the 

big play with Leon," Khoenle said. 

"There are other things we have to 

be concerned with, but we have to 

stop Leon from making the big play 

- the 60-yard run. (The big play) is 

what makes good teams a lot bet- 

ter." 

Among the other things with 

which Canton needs to be concerned 

are the running of fullbcck Dan 

Burke and passing of quarterback 

Pete Zantop. 

BURKE HAS gained 425 yards 

and scored eight TDs. While the 

Rocks run most of the time. Zantop 

has thrown five TD passes while 

completing 26 of 46 passes for 326 

yards. 

Canton, which outrushed the 

ground-oriented Rocks 290-37 last 

year and outgained Salem 405-85 

overall, will give the ball to senior 

tailback Steve Hohl. who rushed for 

242 yards (33 attempts) last week as 

the Chiefs defeated Livonia Steven- 

football 

PLYMOUTH SALEM 

14 Trenton 0 

12 Harrison 21 

13 N Farmington 17 

28 Jofin Glenn 7 

35 Farmington 15 

28 Stevenson 7 

44 W.L Central 13 

35 Nonhviiie 14 

209 6-2-0 94 

PLYMOUTH CANTON 

18 Monroe 6 

15 N. Farmington 26 

23 Northville 28 

0 Harrison 46 

3 Franklin 6 

20 ChurchiM 17 

0 W.L Western 21 

9 Stevenson 7 

88 3-5-0 159 

(Canton games with Frankhn and 

Churchill were decided in one and 

three overtimes, respectively J 

"Their tailback gained more than 

ours did last week," Moshimer said. 

Hister had 196 against Northville. 

"He's obviously the key. They have 

good receivers that you have to be 

concerned about, too. 

"They were a big, strong team 

(last year) and they came after us. 

They're still big — they probably 

outweigh us — but we're probably 

Canton swimmers 8-0 

Plymouth Canton remained unbeaten in girls swimming Tuesday with a 

130-56 victory over visiting Brighton. The Chiefs are 8-0 in dual meets 

Jeni Cooper won two events and anchored the first-place 400-yard free- 

style relay team. 

She went 2:06.62 in the 200 freestyle and 1 06.62 in the butterfly Susan 

Pritchard, Jill Mellis, Janet Roberts and Cooper swam the relay in 3:55.41 

Sonya McWhirter had two victories, too. She won the individual medley in 

2:29.86 and the 500 freestyle in 5:58.31. 

April Billins won the 100 freestyle in 59 46 and swam the anchor leg of the 

winning medley relay team composed of Roberts, Beth Yack. Julie Daoust 

and Billins. The Chiefs had a time of 2:05.31. 

Canton's Amy Kodak won the diving with 199.35 points, and Beth Berger, 

Pritchard. April Brian and Laura Lebbon won the 200 freestyle relay in 

1:53.35. 

Soccer teams win titles 

'•The Plymouth Bluehawks soccer team won the Tri-City Soccer League 

under-9 boys Division II championship. The Bluehawks scored 44 goals and 

did not allow a goal this season en route to posting an 8-0 record. 

Team members are David Belts, Stephen Bernacki. Sean Depp, Joseph 

Gardner. Philip Garrett, Daniel Gill, Martin Kane. John Sink. Jay Smith, Jay 

Sofen, Alan Strang, Brian Thiess, Nicholas Tochman, Jason Vasas and Oliver 

Wolcott. The team is coached by Bill Thiess and Dennis Tochman. 

• The Canton Express 1979-80 boys soccer team won the Little Caesars 

First Division championship. 

Team members are Johnny Demergis, Mike Riemma. Shawn Kearny. 

Ryan Dyer, Matt Marcos, Brent Mullins, Herbert Gibson, Ryan Szyndlar, 

Rishi Sinha, Matt Horlings, Mike Cischke, Matt Kessler, J a red Page, Scott 

Loewe, Billy Scherle and Andy Powers. The team is coached by George 

Demergis and Don Kearny. 

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Sophomore quarterback Kevin 

Shankie threw 27 passes two weeks 

ago Walled Lake Western and the 

Chiefs rushed for only 61 yards. 

Hohl's yardage is evidence of what 

Canton focused on last week. His 

season totals are 900 yards and nine 

TDs, and Erie Cunningham has 

caught 13 passes for 300 yards and 

three TDs 

"IT'S GOING to be whatever it 

takes to get in the end zone, - ' 

Khoenle said. "We'll take what they 

give us, but we're going after them. 

We've got nothing to lose." 

The Chiefs will face a Salem de- 

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the Rocks won 25-6 and finished 8-1 

Salem has a big, strong front with 

Tim Galda, Hugh Blake-Thomas, Al- 

len August and Bob Smith. 

"I think our front four are as good 

as anybody," Moshimer said. "Other 

than Harrison, nobody has four bet- 

ter down linemen." 

Linebacker Andy Szydlowski leads 

the team with 50 tackles. Galda has 

34. August 30, strong safety Chip 

Wadowski 28 and Blake-Thomas 26. 

Agron Ujkaj "has done a great job," 

at inside linebacker, according to 

Moshimer. after Boyd Rudy suffered 

a season-ending knee injury. Line- 

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JHiKnape (Stevenson 1 10 25 jonr ijle"r. 3 2 6 2 Bedford L>niOP 3 1 5 3" . 

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COMPUTER FOOTBALL RANKINGS 

(top 4 teams advance to playoffs) 

Class AA (Region II): l Baltic Cree* Cen- 

tral (7-1). 89 875.2 Adrian (6-2) 85 000 

3 Ann AfDoi Pioneer (6-2) 84 583 4 Pfym- 

outh Salem 15-2). 79 500. 5 Brighton |6-2i 

78 500 6 Westland John Glenn (6-2) 

75 679 7 Jackson 15-3) 61000 8 Wayne 

Memor ai 14-4) 53 500. 9 Livonia Frannl«n 

(4-4 . 52 000 10 Benton Ha-'Dor (4-4) 

49 750 

(Region IM) 1 Redtord Cat how: Central (6- 

0) . 113 000 2 Deartxxn Fordson (7-1) 

95375 3 Detroit Central (7-1) 92 768. 4 

Wyandotte (7-11. 9" 750 5 Clarkston (7- 

r> 90 625 6 Detroil Mumtord (6-2) 

87 375 7 Det>oi1 Henry Ford (6-2) 80 125 

8 Pontic Northern (6-2). 83 000. 9 West 

Bioomfieid 

Mieeri 1.7 02. 7 joe Monaghan (Pioneer). 

' 7 07 6 Brian Malkjy 'Novi) '7 09. 9 Jam- 

« F-tj'jcaid ;Red1ord CCi 17 09 10 

Matthew Wright Western 17 12 '1 Mark 

Srvir W Bioomfieid) IT 13 12 Jonr 

C'awiord ; Nov 17 17 '3 Jim, S«eetman 

i A'esiern "7 19. 14 M«e Mittman |Reo- 

'cd CC, "7 21 15 Case? Moothari (Can- 

tori -7 22 16 Je« Marfus (Church*), 

' ' ?6 17 Derek Cudmi iSalem.i '7 26. 18 

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< Huron i 17 35 

17 34 20 Rot Robeson 

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La«e Wesiem 60 po«nts, 2 Livonia Steven- 

son 66 3 Arm Arbor P.oneer 94. 4 North 

Farminglon 124 5 Plymouth Saiem '34 6. 

Farmirvgion Mills Mercy 142. 7 PLYMOUTH 

Canton 196 8 Faim»rvgton 225. 9 Fledtord 

Un«>n 244 '0 Ann Arbor Huron. 273 TL 

LIVONIA Church*. 275, T2 Wesl Btoorrrfieid. 

29' '3 LÔMA Ladywood 325, 14 North- 

vilSe, 357 15 »RVON«A F-ANKIM 380 '6 Novi 

421 Note Top Three teams QUALNTY tor state 

Girts mdrvwJual fmwhers (top 20 guaHfyt 

' BRIDGET Mann Pioneer). 19.57. 2 Emily 

Shrveiy i;N Farrrangton) 20 05, 3 A.J Kont- 

NIK Stevenson 20 20 4 Malta Draon FLA- 

3ywood> 20 43 5 Lana Borooitscr, (Can- 

torn 20 4 7 6 Bridget Byrne (Western >, 

20 50 ~ Alfyson Mann ; PIONEER) 20 56 6 

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68(P.C) 

O&E Thuradoy. Octobor 31. 1991 

It's trick or treat for Halloween bowlers 

•111. The Men's Pro Bowien tour stop at 

Taylor Lanes affords an opportunity for 

local shooters to compete in the "proam" 

part of the event with a chance to 

bowl with the top stars of the Pro Tour. 

The dates are Nov. 24-50 For those 

that like to say "Have ball, will travel." 

there is the big money action at the 

Hoinke Super Classic in Clncinatti, the 

Peterson Classic in Chicago, and the High 

Rollers in Las Vegas The entry forms 

are available at most bowling centers. I 

expect to have the results of the Team 

USA Tournament in this column next 

week 

An innovation for those that like this 

type of competition is the newly-formed 

Classic Tournament League which will 

begin at Classic Lanes ui Rochester Hills 

with the first one oo Nov. 5 at 8:30 p.m. 

This will take place each week for 24 

weeks. It will consist of mixed players. 

For more details on this call 852-9100 

HONOR ROLL 

Drakeafcir* Uaa (FsrmJagtaa Hllbt Tuesday 

Men's Junior House — John Bryngelson. 

298/778. Wayne Grieve. 265. Don Butluewicx. 

2*3 

Boai Brith - Howie Gerenraicb, 269/76* 

Howie Gerenraicii. 269, 789; Wayne Unity. 7J7. 

B Schossel, 712. 

Bel Air* Laacs (Farmtaftaa* Novi Pinpointed 

— Barb Detlore. 107; Rosemary Banish. 

221. Dorothy Base, 200. Dawn Frank. 211. 

Early Birds - Dorothy Kelly. 202 

Salad Bowlers — Sue Simons, 201, Ciarlene 

Jackson. 22S 

Walnut Creek Country Club — Kathy 

1 0 - p i n alley 

Harrison 

C/l Ladies Claawc - Boom* Wood. 125. Deb 

bie Van Meter 214/6M. Kevin Landaore. 2U 

619 

Country Keglers — Dennis Hams. »7 848, 

Bill Cochrane. liitM BUI FUctardsoo. 

Walt Clinch, 241. 80S. George Vann. 225 800 

Wednesday Junior House — Rob Gaynor. 

289/707, Gary Smauder, 210, Dave Fsfcren 

bach, 232, Mark Foutt, 234 Andy Encfcaen. 

253, 628. Gordy Grimes. 258 Ron Raymond. 

235 638. Steve Scboenberg. Jr 135. Dave Luck 

er. 248 

Wcstiaad Bowl Wednesday 9 30 Men's 

League - Enc Keller, 254-250-204 708, Ron 

AdamowKx. 256/73*. Gary Janusxkows. 258 

675. Jim Schaffer. 242/660; Donald Caslaklini. 

859; Jim Rowley, 698 

Sunday Sleepers — Frank Briscoe. 792 

Ladies Classic — Joanne Urban. 648 Chris 

Archer, 257, Kay MartelL 255; Kathy Russell, 

246. Lynn Gaidag. 234/649. Dernse Linton. 233 

647; Stacy Look. 256; Carol Wejrock. *& 

Westland Junior House — Mike Ash burn 

256/889. Tony Loechli. 686. Rod Bramble. 254 

678. 

Mooday Seniors League — Bill Adams. 287 

Si Mel's League - Jim Daniels, 259/753, 

Mike Caviccio. 268 

Tn-City Men - Ernie Gaidag. 242-279-279/ 

800 Tim Smitley, 279; Gene Eisner. 297, Rich 

Mewton, 245-267-259/771 

Don Godbey 258 77V 

Saper Bawl (CM Twp * Super Taaadajr 

League - Dennis Celmer. 736 

Ford General Parts - Clack CI—a sal. 256/ 

803. John BogMskl 268 608 

Sunflower Girls - Kathy Bates. 234/634 

Caatoarttaa - Pat O'Brien. 213 

Woodlaad Laaes (liroata* Senior House - 

Brian Ztetnba, 366/736. Dave Myers. 268/679; 

Berry VaaDyke. 698 

Jacks and Jills - Linda Fllban. 237/617 

Mens Trio - Mark Abele, 265/717. Tony 

Kapinske, 256/726. 

Early Birds - Jaa Dean. 248 

Oak Laacs fWcstlaadt Sunday Classic - 

Scott Gunn. 300 Joe Smith. 266. Mike Lelen 

lewski. 300/717, Charles Hrobowski, 249 

Oak Gems — Jo Bryans. 202. Gayte Covert, 

200 

Monday Nile Ladies - Laura Douglas. 208. 

Daws Manas, 209 

Monday Nite Men's League — Dave Ziemba, 

234 

Sunday Fun timers — Gene Ttotrowski. 247- 

23 1 681 Ron Blasxcxyk. 237 

Wednesday Nite Pacesetters — Barb Reed, 

200, Barb Macy, 201. Teresa Maroec. 200 

Wednesday Nite Men's League — Scott 

Ciexewski, 243. Glenn Bradford. 237, Spencer 

Fitzgerald, 243-236/694, Bill Kennedy. 239 

Ron Mi)al. 234 

Wednesday Morning Glories — Jeanette Gordon. 

234 

Tuesday Nite Ladies Trio — Cindy Sigurdsso. 

206, Luann Woodley. 219; Sandy Felonl, 201 

Tuesday Nite Men's League — Steve Marlow, 

242; D Robinson, 234, Tom Ness. 232 

Tuesday Men's. League - Brian Mundinger 

236/663 

Plaza Lanes {Plymouth(: Keglers — Steve 

Huddle. 245-256/709 

Redford Lanes Westside Lutheran League 

Don Johnson. 836; Frank Galitx. 612 

238. Hershel Parrts. 236 

Suburban Proprietors Ladles Traveling 

League - Gloria Mertx. 300/547, Barb Hernandez. 

225 /540, Bobbie Knox. 305. Dot Fallon. 

201 '557 

Wonderland Laaes (LlvaaiaX Wcstalde Senior 

Men's League — Jim Fairbanks, 232. Paul 

Brewer. 212/616, Gene Afcman. 220/552; Frank 

Lademan, 209 548, Corky Grabes. 211/542; 

Don Hochstaut. 592. Ron Wagaman. 233. Angle 

Bertuca. 221/582 

Men's Motor City Eagles Brian Dimelyk. 

245, Jim O'Niei, 257 : 636, R W Battle. 630; Jim 

Molnar. 287 695. Steve Morns. 246. Bob Tessane. 

650; Dav« Klein. 190-190-190 

BGR Men s League Ron Miles. 266, Marty 

Schmidt, 259 

Hot Shots Juniors — Mali Komar, 186 

Motor City Lads & Lassies Dave Louiska. 

242 623. Randy Schwitzer 267 661. Mike Wrubel. 

246 633, Brian Ream). 250 839 

Wonderland Classic - Earl VanNess. 288/ 

793, Greg Bashara, 277/780. Jim Tirnmerman. 

269/734 Mar* Holly, 719, Rick Siedlaczek. 

266 716. Dave Keranen. 706. Gary Regulski. 

685. Denny McDonald. 264/684. Ken Bashara. 

681. Rusty Reed. 678, Ed Malinowski. 677, GOTdy 

Cant well. 677. Gary Letkemann. 670, Jerry 

Nichols, 669. Ray Randall. 6*8. Ron Moore. 

667 

Ladies Senior House Tno - Barb Turner. 

257 634. Carol New, 222 608, Kim Jones, 593 

Westside Senior Men's League - C Grabos. 

345/604, R Wagaman. 220/540, A Kierzek. 

224/617. H Bruecker. 232 592, T Santoro. 233/ 

597 

Youth Leagues - Lisa Wilson, 121. Jamie 

Goodell. 146/370, Mike Rcmpert, 201 480, 

Matt Komar, 186 366 

Bumper Bowlers Amanda Spa da 107, 

Ryan Bndgetnan. 107, Emily Hyder, 10*. Lea 

Medlen. 136 

Mem Bowl (Livoaa) Men s Junior House - 

Clarence Bishop 664 

Lost Weekenders — Steve Herman. 256-210- 

243/70* Darrei Thlbeault 344-244-146/702 

Butch Bowden. 160-164-160 

! St Valentine's League - Ron Froc. 276,688 

Don Gehan, 21* Joe Murphy. 21* Pat Van 

Loosen. 212/606; Joe Col well, 200 

Right Approach Trio - Mike Loch. 300 

Staunlay Nite Hot Shots — Dave Ferrell. 

227-135/641, Bruno Dtmambro, 224 612, Mike 

Mood. 237 

Men's Senior House League — Howard Dav 

is. 244-278/715, Doug Nikklla. 244/706 Dennis 

Archer, 245/699 Jim McPhail, Jr . 290 «79 

Brian Quinn. 243/654; Carl Hansen 244 676 

John Bryngelsoo. 256, 451. Garrett. Nagie, 258 

676, Randy Smith, 26* 670, Al GiroUmo 245 

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Rogers, 26 

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Henry Plelfer, 241. Gary Goodford. 237 645, 

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Gloria Picard. 205 554. Mary Hall. 200 504 

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Sunday Sleepers — Mike Gutowski. 300. 

Lloyd Kowalick. 289. John Hurley, Jr.. 279/882. 

Redford Rascals — Sue Raniszewski. 230 

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bowlers: 

Treat — any time you carry a strike oo 

a Brooklyn bit" 

Trick — on a solid pocket shot, the 

wbole back row of puts remain standing 

Treat — on a night when nothing goes 

right, they call your number for the mystery 

game and you win with a 112 game. 

Trick — you expected dry lane conditions 

and they oiled them wall-to-wall 

and l»-(eet tall (or vice versa). 

Treat — When you thought you lost the 

game, then found a mathematical error 

and it turns out you actually won by two 

puis. 

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socks don't match 

.. Treat — It's a "beer frame" and you 

rolled a strike. 

Trick — The ball slips out of your 

grasp and lands squarely oo your big toe. 

Treat — Bowling your highest score 

ever. 

Trick — They announce your car in the 

parking lot with the lights left oo and it's 

raining out. 

Treat — Seeing your own name here 

oo the "hooor roll" next week 

• Bowlers looking for some tournament 

action can pick and choose from all 

kinds of competition both locally or out 

of town. The largest cash prize, as usual 

is the Hamtramck Singles, which anyone 

would think is held in Hamtramck. right? 

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Classic The tournament starts Oct 

IS and runs through June JO with a first 

prize of >50.000. 

Entry blanks are at bowling centers all 

over town or call 546-0070 The DWBA 

67th annual city championship will open 

March 7.1992. Entry forms are out now 

The tournament will be held just prior 

to the WIBC 1992 National championships 

in Lansing, beginning April 2. 

That's a long way off, but remember, entries 

close by Jan. 10th 

The 89th Men's state tournament will 

take place in the Detroit area from Jan. 

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will be about (320.000 and entries and 

more information can be obtained by 

calling MNBA secretary Ray Si vers in 

Lansing at 517 699-3038 from 1 to 5 p.m. 

Over 3,000 teams are expected to compete 

in this event 

The Old Timers Bowling Association 

will bold its 61st annual tournament and 

dinner Nov. 30 in the Thunderbowl. This 

event is for men who have been bowling 

at least 25 years and are age 40 or over 

It is separated into groups for awards. 

One of the highlights will feature several 

of the past greats wbo will be bowling 

together in competition. Names such as 

Joe Norris, Billy Golembiewski, Bob 

Strampe, Buzz Fazio, George Howard, 

Tony Lindemann and Ed Lubanski are 

expected to be there 

The eighth annual "Make-A-Wish" 

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This is a "No-Tap" event which has 

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Thursday, October 3 V 1991 O&E #7B 

Vampire tale 

Skillful cast brings 'Dracula' to life 

Performances of the St Dunstan's 

Guild of Cranbrook prtxiuction 

of "Count Dracula" continue 

through Nov. 2 al the playhouse, 

400 Lone Pine Road tn Bioomfieid 

Hills For ticket information, call 

644-0527 

With the Halloween season here. 

"Count Dracula" once again 

menaces the area as St Dunstan s 

Guild of Cranbrook presents a handsome. 

stylish version of the popular 

vampire tale The skillful cast does a 

good job of bringing the creaky old 

story to life, creating almost believable 

characters trapped in a nightmare 

of fear 

The Ted Tiller dramatization from 

the classic Bram Stoker novel is set 

in England in the 1930s Dr Seward 

(Michael Shulman). the director of a 

private insane asylum, has his hands 

more than full He must cope with 

Sybil (Roz Basherian), his addlebrained 

sister. Renfield (Brian Dooley). 

an inmate constantly escaping. 

Mina (Laura Raisch). his young ward 

suddenly suffering unexplainable 

bouts of weakness, and Count Dracula 

(Paul Gillin), the intrusive new 

neighbor who has moved into the 

castle across the valley 

THE PRODUCTION has its share 

of blood-curdling screams, eerie special 

effects, and dramatically chilling 

music Despite the best efforts of 

Barbara 

^ Michals 

director Amy Lynn Smith and her 

cast a small percentage of lines still 

sound hopelessly silly. It matters little. 

as horror stones such as "Dracula' 

are today more for fun than for 

thrills, and last Friday's opening 

night audience willingly played 

along 

On the other hand, this adaptation 

of the Dracula legend has many lines 

ripe with dramatic irony that do not 

get the maximum benefit of good 

comic timing 

Gillin's Count Dracula is pleasingly 

suave and debonair in the beginning. 

gradually allowing his true 

pernicious character to show 

through until he reveals the bloodthirsty. 

fanged vampire contempuous 

of all who try to thwart him Gillin 

nicely combines his arrogance 

with early hints of mischievous humor 

in his face. His makeup is refreshingly 

understated 

Dooley pulls out all the stops as 

the insane Renfield whether wringing 

his hands and cowering in terror 

at the awesome power of Dracula or 

The production has its 

share of bloodcurdling 

screams, 

eerie special effects 

and dramatically 

chilling music. 

reveling in his own penchant for 

swallowing flies and spiders The 

physical fights are well-staged as 

Renfield grapples convincingly with 

Jonathan (Christopher Kelly), Mina's 

very earnest fiance, and Hennessey 

(Tom Christopher). Dr Seward's loyal 

attendant. 

Raisch is excellent at making 

Mina more that just a Pretty Young 

Thing She very effectively conveys 

Mina's confusion and overwhelming 

fear, and she nicely slides in and out 

of playing the seductive minx Mina 

becomes when the vampires influence 

lakes hold 

Count Dracula (Paul Gillin) and Mina (Laura 

Raisch) in a scene from "Count Dracula" pre- 

AS SYBIL. Basherian is amusinglybefuddled, 

quite batty without any 

help from Dracula Though her first 

few lines lacked clarity because they 

were too high-pitched, she quicklywarmed 

to the role and endeared 

herself to the audience 

Shulman s Dr Seward always 

'Night Watch' entertaining thriller 

rerjormances of the Schoolcraft 

College Theatre Department 

production of "Night 

Watch" continue through Nor 16 

on campus, 18600 Haggerty Road 

in Livonia - Dinner ts at the 

Waterman Campus Center and 

performances at the Liberal ,4rts 

Auditorium For ticket information 

call the college bookstore at 

462-4409 

Schoolcraft Colleges production 

of "Night Watch" is gn entertaining 

melodramatic thriller One might 

wish the student performers were 

more polished and experienced, but 

Director James Hartman s elegant 

setting and superb sound effects 

combine to capture the essence of 

Lucille Fletcher's psycho-mystery 

"Night Watch" poses a number of 

questions for the audience What do 

vou make of a woman who claims to 

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SUSAN DURACK skillfully plays 

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think we see) what she claims to 

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on her creating that fine line 

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the audience trying to determine her 

true state of mind For the most 

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emotionally draining part 

Her task would have been somewhat 

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and as a dipsy deli owner Tim 

Courtney also scores as a cop with 

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John Clark had his moments as a 

Neighbor who drops in at odd times 

Patricia Parsons was equally effective 

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seems appropriately in control as he 

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Oct. 31 There is no cover charge. 

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Shawn Riley will perform 

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SB*(R.W,G-6B) O&E Thursday. Oclober 31. 1991 

Plymouth Theatre Guild shines in 'Steel Magnolias' 

Performances of the Plymouth 

Theatre Guild production of 

"Steel Magnolias" continue 

through Nov. 9 at the Water Tower, 

Theatre on the campus of 

Northville Regional Hospital. 

41001 W. Seven Mile Road, west of 

I-37S. For ticket information, call 

349-7110. 

Playwright Robert Harling wrote 

his first script. "Steel Magnolias.'" in 

only 10 days, and it is obvious. 

Where the script lacks credibility, 

however, the underlying comedy 

usually provides enough laughs to 

hide the flaws 

The Plymouth Theatre Guild production 

of this play, directed by 

Kimberley Britt. attempted to overcome 

the deficient writing and. for 

the most part, succeeds in its endeavor, 

SIX WOMEN in a beauty shop 

comprise the cast of "Steel Magnolias" 

which centers around M'Lynn, 

putting forth lines indicating a love/ 

hate relationship that is more realistic 

than the script's "over-protective 

mother'' idea 

Although Harling's script is his 

own true story (his late sister was a 

diabetic), too much stereotypical and 

old-fashioned "girl-talk" pervades 

the women's conversations at inappropriate 

moments, creating superficial 

female characters Hair, recipes, 

fashion and men are almost 

the only topics discussed. 

As M'Lynn discusses donating a 

kidney to her daughter, a tense 

fteoffrey Beauchamp and Maureen McDevitt play leading roles 

fh Meadow Brook Theatre's production ol "Ten Little Indiana," 

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moment is broken with a trivial joke 

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Pretty Elizabeth Racer plays 

M'Lynn's daughter, Shelby, a warmhearted 

character whose signature 

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Racer's comedy timing and energy 

convey well the bubbly personality 

of Shelby, who seeks dignity as 

she deals with diabetes. 

Jill Snowdon puts forth a very 

likeable Truvy, the owner of the 

beauty shop Snowdon's lines are delivered 

with a strong voice and confidence 

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such as. There is no soch thing as 

natural beauty." a motto which 

hangs prominently on the set. 

LISA BRANDOW as a gawky Annelle 

and Clemie Cyburt as the cur- 

mudgeonly Ouiser are truly fun to 

watch. Brandow presents an off the 

wall beautician's aide who clumsily 

sprays water in clients' faces while 

washing hair Cyburt. a member of 

the Guild for 25 years, shows her experience 

well while portraying the 

quirky Ouiser, who has "more money 

that God." 

Constance Fox provides a lusterless 

performance in the roll of 

Clairee Problems occur as Fox fails 

to pick up cues, causing an unsettled 

tempo in her delivery The character 

of Clairee frequents the beauty 

salon, is the widow of a former mayor 

of the town and tells jokes. She 

alternately dedicates football fields 

and has her tires rotated, yet is costumed 

as though she were attending 

a cotillion. 

The production is technically 

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set designed by Jeff Ham 

monds Pre-show music and fast 

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well 

Britt's direction gave the cast and 

play its best shot Were it not for the 

banal and trite conversation in the 

script, Britt's cast would probably 

fare better 

Sally Dubats of Southfield is an 

an actress, director and teacher. 

who teaches at community theaters 

in the metropolitan area 

She is artistic director of West 

End Productions headquartered 

m Southfield 

Actress enjoys role in Ten Little Indians' 

Performances of the Meadow 

Brook Theatre production of 

"Ten Little Indians" continue 

through Nov. 24 on the Oakland 

University campus in Rochester 

Hills. For ticket information call 

the box office at 377-3300 

By Keely Wygonik 

staff writer 

"It's a wonderful, thrilling evening 

in the theater to see this mystery unfold." 

said Maureen McDevitt who 

plays Vera Claythorne in Agatha 

Christie's "Ten Little Indians" which 

opens tonight at Meadow Brook Theatre 

McDevitt. a graduate of Farmington 

Harrison High School, still lives 

in the area When she's not on stage. 

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128*(R.W.G-10B) O&E Thursday. October 31. 1991 

Industrial liquidator Levy 

wins Eastern Airlines job 

Robert Levy (left), president of Norman Levy 

Associates, and Richard Nucian, who heads 

the firm's auction department, are mapping 

GUY WARREN/«afT photograph* 

the liquidation of Eastern Airlines' ground support 

equipment. 

Awrey products to return 

By Doug Funke 

staff writer 

Coca Cola apparently isn't the 

only company that can bow to public 

demand and bring back a discontinued 

product line. 

Awrey Bakeries of Livonia, 

which stopped supplying baked 

goods to local stores last spring to 

concentrate on major institutional 

clients such as Marriott Foodservice 

Management and American 

Airlines, will resume selling its 

confectionaries in grocery outlets 

here Monday. 

"We goofed," company spokeswoman 

Betty Jean Awrey said of 

the decision to discontinue its popular 

retail line including Long John 

Coffee Cakes. Almond Crunch 

Dunkers, Date Nut Bars and Danish 

Sweet Rolls. 

"Our business objective was to 

install new-state-of-the-art Danishand 

croissant-making equipment to 

provide higher quality, more con- 

sistent production for the institu- CHANGES IN tofr management 

tional food service business," 

Awrey said 

But institutional sales have remained 

flat, she said. 

The family-owned company 

forecasts sales this year of $41 million 

— which includes no retail operations 

May to November — compared 

to $53 million last year. 

"We have been surprised and 

gratified by the call from our public 

for the return of the 81-year-old 

tradition of serving Awrey goodies 

to our loyal metropolitan area customers," 

Awrey said. 

"Everybody was calling us when 

we stopped retail and asked, 

Where can we get this?' or 'When 

can we get that?' We started to rethink 

the whole thing. We're foolish 

to ignore this. 

"We realize we made a very serious 

mistake. We have a change of 

philosophy in our organization 

now " 

have accompanied that change in 

philosophy. 

Last March, the company announced 

plans to freeze products as 

they came off the line for retail 

sale and replace company deliverers 

with one or more independent 

distributor to supply local markets. 

But Awrey scuttled those plans 

just two months later with an even 

bigger bombshell — the decision to 

quit retail sales altogether. 

Awrey will again bake the retail 

goods at its Livonia plant Veri- 

Best of Ferndale, which makes and 

distributes bread products with the 

Awrey label through a licensing 

agreement, will distribute the pastry 

Awrey already has reached 

agreement to display its products 

in 265 stores in the metro area including 

the Foodland and Kroger 

chains and independents. 

Negotiations are continuing with 

A&P/Farmer Jack. 

Unique partnership creates 

new hazmat training center 

By Doug Funk® 

staff writer 

Monetary seeds planted a year 

and a half ago by some 125 companies 

from around the state — including 

several from Observer & Eccentric 

communities — recently blossomed 

into a new Hazardous 

Materials Training Center in Lansing. 

Private industry donated more 

than 1350,000 to build the center to 

teach emergency response teams, 

fire fighters and industry personnel 

how to deal with hazardous material 

incidents 

The Michigan State Police will 

manage the center. 

The instructional facility will enable 

hands-on training using railroad 

tank cars, tank trucks and storage 

tanks in addition to theoretical classroom 

instruction 

"We believe this center is the first 

one in the U.S. to be built with donations 

from private industry and then 

operated by state government,'* said 

Andrew Such, executive director of 

the Michigan Chemical Council. 

CSX Corp., the railroad giant with 

regional offices in Livonia, was 

among the major contributors 

"The public, generally, and corporations 

are much more aware and 

environmentally sensitive than they 

have been in the past," said Tom 

Drake, a vke president for CSX 

"ESSENTIALLY WHEN you have 

an incident, everyone must work in a 

cooperative and coordinated manner 

We've tried to foeter that." he 

• CSX accounted for the lion's share 

of the 160.000 cash contributed by 

Thi MRfMjan Railroads Association 

Drake said CSX also donated several 

railroad cards for training exercises 

and made its hazardous materials 

expert available as an Instructor. 

' Drake, who was president of the 

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state railroads association when the 

center was first proposed, admitted 

to having doubts about how his members 

would react tp the unusual private 

enterprise/government partnership 

He was pleasantly surprised They 

liked it 

"Here was an opportunity to do 

something, to provide a benefit, but 

you didn't get involved in bureaucratic 

things," he said. "It was something 

tangible you could see." 

Drake said he didn't have to do 

much arm twisting at the corporate 

level to contribute money, equipment 

and staff to the center. 

There was no special sense that 

CSX should get involved with the 

center because its tracks regularly 

carry a Dow chemical train, Drake 

said 

"OUR CONCERN is bigger than 

that." he said "We operate in 19 

states The safety center is another 

incremental step as we try to become 

more and more safe. " 

Olin Corp, a Livonia company 

that packages pool treatment chemicals. 

contributed nearly $5,000 to the 

center 

"We're an active member of the 

Michigan Chemical Council. It just 

seemed like a natural fit." said Michael 

Bauer safety and loss prevention 

manager at Olin "First responded 

were looking for additional 

training they just couldn't find 

"We try to stay in the forefront of 

what's going on in the industry." 

Bauer added. "There is a lot of top 

management support for working 

with community outreach programs 

That is what this (center) is to os " 

Mid-States Petroleum, a distribu- 

above-ground storage tank to be 

used for training, fuel used in excavation 

at the site and cash for the 

center 

The donation totaled some 94.200, 

said Jim Butler, president of the 

< 

Troy-based firm. Butler was president 

of the Michigan Petroleum Association 

in the mid-1980s when the 

idea for a private enterprise/government 

partnership was under discussion. 

"THIS GIVES us a facility that 

has all different types of equipment 

there with classrooms in one facility," 

he said. "The association felt it 

was needed We as a company felt it 

was needed — to have a state facility 

to train people. 

"It started from an idea and just 

grew.'' Butler added. 

The partnership involving associations 

in the chemical and transportation 

industries gradually evolved, 

said Lt Arthur Nash, commander of 

the hazardous materials division for 

the state police. 

To get interest going, we had a 

model made. You don't want to start 

until you see someone else. Dow 

(Chemical) donated $50,000 As more 

knew about it, more people called 

It's just been fantastic 

The center is already booked 

through the end of the year and two 

months for next year," Nash said 

"We've had calls from Virginia. People 

are coming out from Kansas and 

Iowa to see how we did it" 

Shell Chemical Co . with offices in 

Farmington Hills, and Union Carbide, 

with offices in Birmingham, 

also contributed to the center, Such 

reported 

The center, built on state-owned 

land opened last month It will be 

maintained through user fees Participants 

may chooae classes provided 

by the state police or bring in 

their own instructors. 

The state pHIC* 

hazardous material training programs 

around Michigan with a 

moveable trailer and railroad cars. 

But the lack of a permanent site 

made It difficult and costly to train 

large numbers 

I 

By Doug Funk* 

staff writer 

A Southfield firm that claims to be 

the nation's largest industrial auctioneer 

in terms of annual dollar volume 

sold has landed a plum job — 

liquidating the physical assets, excluding 

aircraft, of bankrupt Eastern 

Airlines. 

Norman Levy Associates expects 

to raise 920-140 million from the 

sale of passenger loading bridges, 

baggage tugs and carts, tools and 

machinery, diagnostic equipment 

and other support items, said Richard 

Nucian, who's coordinating the 

project for Levy. 

Negotiations are under way with 

airlines around the world for highlyspecialized 

equipment such as an 11station 

gantry jet engine testing system, 

Nucian said. Public auctions for 

tools and equipment of a general nature 

will be conducted in Miami and 

Atlanta early next year. 

"We've already had our advance 

people down at Eastern inventorying 

all items for private negotiation sale 

and auction sale," Nucian said. "We 

go in and organize it, clean it, price 

it out. We need correct specifications 

for write-up and advertising." 

Levy will be paid a commission 

based on a percentage of the sales, 

not yet established officially by the 

bankruptcy court, plus expenses 

Eastern officials with expertise in 

the industry are helping withJhfc -liquidation 

Twenty-two firms besides Levy 

were invited by Eastern to bid for 

liquidation rights. 

LEVY'S WORLDWIDE reputauon 

and its large size carried much 

weight in getting the nod. said 

Terence Hickman, assistant to Eastern's 

bankruptcy trustee. 

"We ran them (candidates) 

through scores of hoops — past experiences. 

references, size of auctions 

done in the past, ability to 

bring out a substantial bidding 

group. Levy came out the best." 

Hickman said. 

"It's exciting, a large sale, a big 

name," said Robert Levy, president 

of the firm and son of its late founder. 

"Our company was chosen because 

we're most capable of handling 

a sale of this nature." 

The Eastern liquidation will be 

among the largest in the firm's history- 

4SSS '.. V ^ L v V 

Annu.iI Percentage Viekl 

5.79% 

'We ran them (candidates) through 

scores of hoops — past experiences, 

references, size of auctions done in 

the past, ability to bring out a 

substantial bidding group. Levy came 

out the best. 9 

Levy, founded in 1951, takes a 

team approach to business. Upward* 

of 60 work out of the Southfield office, 

with another dozen or so divided 

between offices in Boston and Coventry. 

England 

"There's no issue of ego here," 

said David Levy, executive vice 

president in charge of the appraisal 

department. "We're better able to 

service from a central location and 

not dilute ourselves by breaking it 

up 

"A lot of our business is auto shop 

related. " he added "We would expect 

that the car business will continue 

and we have to be where it is." 

"THE TALENT here is second to 

none," said Lew Nucian, chairman of 

the firm. That's why we don't want 

to spread "em out Working together 

is how you get things done." 

I'he firm, privately owned, doesn't 

release financial data 

David Levy reported annual auction 

sales of $110-9115 million in recent 

years The firm does about 120 

per year. Commissions usually range 

from 5-10 percent of gross realization. 

"In terms of revenues, appraisal 

and auction are very close," he added. 

The firm does some 700 appraisals 

annually on assets with an aggregate 

value of some $2 billion, David Levy 

said 

Appraisals become important 

when applying for loans, establishing 

stock ownership plans, mergers/acquisitions 

and bankruptcies 

Experience and attention to detail 

have fueled the firm's growth, company 

insiders said. 

"We are in the marketplace everyday," 

said David Levy. "If you have 

involvement in the marketplace buying 

and selling every day, you have a 

Are You 

— Terence Hickman 

solid foundaUon of rendering an 

opinion of theoretical value." 

"WE HAVE computerized mailing 

-lists we have built up over the last 40 

years we won't let anyone else use," 

said Richard Nucian Upwards of 

40,000 notices will be mailed to prospective 

bidders for the Eastern liquidation. 

Facsimile messages will be sent to 

airlines all over the world and ads 

will be placed in trade publications 

"Two auctioneers can do the same 

job. but one can get more due to the 

expertise in the way he sells it and 

the way it's marketed and advertised," 

Nucian said 

Orville Lefko, who does business 

valuations from an office in Troy, 

called the Eastern assignment a 

feather in Levy's cap 

"They have a solid reputation 

from way back They're very highly 

respected." Lefko said "I consider 

them to be a leader in the field I 

don't remember anyone saying anything 

bad about that company." 

David Levy used the word "fantastic" 

to describe business growth ov.er 

the past decade. 

"The need for this type of service 

has mushroomed,'" he said. "We 

were a well-regarded firm at the beginning 

of expansion. We were well 

positioned to take advantage of the 

need 

"In a down economy, we sell more 

assets for less dollars. In an up economy. 

we may get more for less assets. 

The economy doesn't have as 

much impact (on revenue) as people 

might suspect A stagnating economy 

— not moving in any direction — 

might. 

"Generally speaking, better Umes 

mean better sales." he said. 

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Suburban Life 

Julia Brown editor/459-2700 

Thursday, October 31. 1991 O&E (P.C|1C 

Debbie Ash (toft) and Nancy Cavteton of 

Plymouth make sandwiches at the Open 

pftotoa by PAUL HURSCHMANN/atafl photograph* 

Door, which is housed at Fort Street Presbyterian 

Church in Detroit 

Caring volunteers 

lend helping hand 

By Artene Funke 

special writer 

It is 9 a.m., Thursday, and 

George Irwin of Livonia Is at his 

usual post at the Fort Street Presbyterian 

Church in downtown Detroit 

Dozens of people — mostly 

unemployed or homeless men — 

stand in line, waiting to enter the 

church. The aroma of mashed potatoes 

and beef tantalizes. 

A hot meal, served by a cadre of 

volunteers, awaits. Irwin's task is 

to help coordinate activities and 

keep the line moving in an orderly 

fashion. 

Welcome to the Open Door, an 

outreach for people who need an 

encouraging smile and a helping 

hand. 

'Tor some people, this is the 

only decent meal they will have all 

week," said Irwin, 64, a retired reliability 

specialist from Chrysler 

Corp. 

"There is no charge," Irwin added. 

"It is for people of meager income. 

But there are no questions 

asked. If Lee Iacocca came in, be 

would get just the same as everybody 

else." 

DEDICATED VOLUNTEERS 

help keep this service humming. 

People such as Stan Durst of Livonia. 

Carol Car Lin of Detroit, Don 

Hill of Grosse De and Pamela 

Johanningsmeier of Plymouth. 

Around 35 people help weekly. 

The driving force behind the 

Open Door is the Rev. Dr. Robert 

H. Crilley, 57, pastor of Fort Street 

Presbyterian. He established the 

outreach in 1968. 

Fort Street Presbyterian, a huge, 

quietly elegant church, was founded 

in the mid-1850s. It has 650 

members, half of whom live in the 

suburbs. 

Although the church has many 

programs, and is well-known for its 

, T ** 

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I 

Khvanlane Mike Gardner and Barbers Kropiewnicki serve 

food at the church In Detroit. Many members of the Plymouth 

Kiwanis Club do volunteer work at the Fort Street 

Presbyterian Church. 

seasonal concerts, the Opes Door 

focuses on the special needs of local 

poor people 

"We're trying to do what we can 

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for the area where we are located," 

Crilley said. 

The program is 9 to 11 am 

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Uncommon courtesy 

Have we become a bunch of boors? 

By Julie Brown 

staff writer 

MO DERN MANNERS DON'T 

bear much resemblance 

to those of bygone days. 

The days of white 

gloves and calling cards are long 

gone, and people don't necessarily 

mourn that era's passing. At the 

same time, they aren't convinced 

modem manners — or the lack 

thereof — are an improvement. 

The main thing to keep in mind is 

"kindness, and not imposing." said 

Rosemary Smith, who teaches an etiquette 

course for children offered by 

Plymouth-Canton Community Education. 

That consideration and respect 

includes not correcting others 

for etiquette slips 

She's noticed a general decline in 

manners and an increasing tendency 

among many people to think "I'm 

No 1 " She attributes that in part to 

the fact that people are busier than 

ever now 

"BUT IF YOU don't think of other 

people, that kind of ruins it for everybody. 

including yourself." said 

Smith, a Canton resident who has 

four grown children and two grandchildren. 

The formality of earlier 

times is gone and that's not all bad. 

but cordiality's still needed, she said. 

"I think it's just good manners. It 

shows respect for each other. You're 

not living in this world alone " 

Judge James Garber of the 35th 

District Court has also noticed a decline 

in manners. One day last week, 

he had a young man who'd been disruptive 

in court spend some time 

calming down in a cell. 

"I was trying to deal with him in 

what I thought was a reasonable 

fashion." said Garber, who's 58 going 

on 59. "He's cooling his heels for the 

moment." 

Many cases in the court, which 

serves the Plymouth-Canton-North- 

ville area, arise because of 

discourteous behavior. 

"We see a very substantial portion 

of our caseload comes from that 

kind of situation," Garber said. A 

number of auto accidents are related 

to a lack of consideration for other 

drivers. 

Garber remembers learning about 

the importance of common courtesy 

as a child 

"I was taught at my mother's and 

father's knee, so to speak A good 

deal of it we used to get at home, I 

think." That isn't always the case today. 

"THE INFORMALITY which in 

some ways is good has degenerated 

to the point where we simply are not 

respectful. We're just not respectful 

of other people and their feelings," 

the judge said. "It's kind of a pendulum 

effect, I think." 

The trend isn't limited to the Unit- 

ed States, he added Japanese society. 

for example, no longer is based 

on the same standards of courtesy it 

once was 

Even in the law "people became 

much more concerned about their 

rights than anything else." Garber 

said That trend began in the mid- 

1950s and continued through the 

1960s and beyond, what some seekers 

of rights forgot was that equal 

and opposite obligations accompany 

each right 

"Manners are the way in which 

you deal with and treat other people," 

Garber said He's seen cases 

where altercations arise between 

two drivers over their use of the 

road He agrees it's best in some situations 

just to let things go rather 

than starting an argument. 

Common courtesy may not be as 

common as it once was. but the situ- 


BILL BRESLER/MaW photograph* 

Tricie Hilkowski (left) demonstrates • proper handshake during 

an "Etiquette Fun (or the Young" class. Rosemary Smith, a 

Canton resident, has taught the Plymouth-Canton Community 

Education class for many years. 

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weddings and engagements 

Vartanian-Gibbs 

Mike and Jeaoette VarUnUn of 

Phmootk inanenrf the engagement 

of UHT dMfhter. Elizabeth Alice, to 

Jeffrey Job* Gibba of Canton, MO of 

LINDA GIBBS. ' 

The bride-elect is a graduate of 

Plymouth Salem High School and of 

Michigan State University She is 

employed as a third grade teacher 

with the Pljrmonth-Cantoo Community 

Schools. 

Her fiance is a graduate of Chippewa 

Valley High School in Mt. 

Clemens He is employed as a CNC 

operator with CD Model Jc Mold Inc. 

of Plymouth. 

A December wedding is planned at 

St. Sarkis Armenian Apostolic 

Church. 

Moore-Couchois 

Barbara Eileen Couchois, a former 

Plymouth resident, and Michael 

Van Moore were married Sept. 1 at 

Yosemite National Forest in Yosemite, 

Calif. 

; Parents of the couple are William 

J. Couchois, who lives in California, 

and Hal and Marlene Moore, also 

California residents. 

• The bride-elect is a graduate of 

Plymouth Canton High School and of 

Wayne State University, where she 

earned a degree in business. She is 

employed by Restaurant Hospitality 

in California. 

Her husband is a graduate of the 

University of San Diego in California, 

where he studied advertising. 

Sister of the bride Elizabeth 

Couchois Kay was the matron of 

honor- The bridesmaids were Sarah 

Dually and Linda Yee. Casey 

Couchois was the flo#er girl. 

Scott Winget was the best man. 

The groomsmen were Brian Korkus 

and Keith Clark. Chase Pierovich 

anniversaries 

Couple marks 

50th anniversary 

John and ROM MI—RÎIU A5 

Plymouth celebrated their blra ww. 

ding anniversary Sept. 21 at * pa".* 

Barkis Armenian Cnurei m 

TW mmm rtimn; j*rt> 

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friends, and was hocted by a* wtithev 

the couple's mother. 

attending enjoyed a tradiil 

Armenian «MAH-kabob dinner 

•sic provided by 

rs children and their 

are: Natalie and Bob Mosber 

Sandusky, Ohio; John and Judi 

of Bioomfieid Hills; and 

Lari and Pierce Johnston of Plym- 

The couple's mother is Azad 

i of Dearborn. 

five of their grandchildren atthe 

celebration. The grandildren 

are: Robert and Aaron 

Mosher of Sandusky, Ohio; John 

Manoogian III of Bioomfieid Hills; 

Adam and Emily Johnston of 

uth. 

At th« party, the couple's son, 

Manoogian II, and their grand- 

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neighbors 

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Getiing To Know You Is 

TH8 newcomer wetcorrunn 

service Imi deflvers A 9R 

front *ooW*ori.nQ merchants 

and precessiona*« to new 

homeowners right after 

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brtnfl new business, ns 

mends and new sales 

your door 

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was the ring bearer. 

A reception was held at the 

Awaanhee Hotel in Yosemite. Calif. 

Following a wedding trip to Europe, 

the newlyweds are making 

their home in Manhattan Beach, 

Calif 

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son. Robert Mosber. toid stones reflecting 

on John and Rose Manoog)an's 

SO years together 

clubs In action 

• THEATRE GUILD 

The Plymouth Theatre Guild will 

open its 45th season with performances 

of "Steel Magnolias" Friday 

through Sunday, Nov. 1-4, and Friday 

and Saturday, Nov. 8-9. Curtain 

time will be 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, 

6 p.m. Sunday at the Water 

Tower Theatre, on the campus of 

Northville Regional Hospital, 41001 

W. Seven Mile, between Haggerty 

and Northville roads in Northville 

Township. 

Tickets bought at the door will be 

priced at $7, $6 for seniors and students. 

Season tickets and group rates 

are available. Individual tickets will 

cost 81 less if bought in advance. Advance 

sale tickets are available at 

the Penniman Deli, 820 Penniman, 

Plymouth, and at Sir Speedy Printing, 

485 S. Main, Plymouth. Fewmore 

information, call 349-7110. 

• WESTSIDE SINGLES 

Westside Singles will bold a 

dance/party 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. Friday, 

Nov. 1, at Roma's of Livonia, on 

Schoolcraft west of Inkster. The 

dance/party is for singles age 21 and 

older. Dressy attire should be worn 

(no jeans). There will be snacks and 

a budget bar. For more information, 

call 562-3160. 

• TRI-COUNTY SINGLES 

Tn-County Singles will hold a 

dance/party 8 p.m. to 1:80 a.m. Saturday, 

Nov. 2, at Roma's of Livonia, 

on Schoolcraft west of Inkster. The 

dance/party is for singles age 21 and 

older. Casual dressy attire should be 

worn (no jeans). There will be a 

budget bar Admission price is 84 for 

men, 82 for women. For more information, 

call 842-7422. 

• OPEN HOUSE 

An open house will be held 2-4 

p.m. Sunday, Nov. 3, in the Early 

Childhood Education Center of Gibson 

School, 12925 Fen ton. west of 

Telegraph and south of 1-96 in Redford. 

The program will be on "What 

Is School Readiness''" For more information. 

call Debra Tberrian. early 

childhood director, or Carol 

Green, admissions director, 537- 

8688 

• TRAIL WALK 

A trail walk will be held 2 p.m. 

Sunday. Nov 3. at the Matthaei Botanical 

Gardens, 1800 N. Dixboro, 

Ann Arbor The walk will be led by 

docents. volunteer guides at the gar- 

new voices 

Ctack and Deiores Ten Broeck of 

Canton announce the birth of a son, 

Jeifrey Michael. Aug 14 at St Jouepto 

Mercy Hospital in Ann Arbor 

Grandparents are Dr. and Mrs 

Charles Ten Broeck of Dearborn 

Heights and Lillian McLaughlin of 

Dearborn Jeffrey Michael has two 

brothers, Peter. 17, and Chuck, 19 

Solomon and Maria Holmes announce 

the birth of a son, Matthew 

West ley Holmes. Sept. 26 at St. Joseph 

Mercy Hospital in Ann Arbor 

Matthew Westley has a sister. Karissa 

Maria, and a brother, Andre Solomon. 

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4C * O&E Thursday, Octobar 31. 1991 

Your Invitation to Worship 

Mail Copy To: O B S E R V E R & E C C E N T R I C N E W S P A P E R S 

3 6 2 5 1 S c h o o l c r a f t , L i v o n i a 4 8 1 5 0 

CHURCH PAGE: 953-2153, Mondays 9:00 a.m.-12 Noon 

BAPTIST LUTHERAN CHURCH MISSOURI SYNOD EVANGELICAL PRESBYTERIAN 

IN06PEN06NT 

BAPTIST BIBLE 

FELLOWSHIP 

H.L Petty 

Pastor 

B E T H E L B A P T I S T T E M P L E YOl 

29475 W. Six Mile, Livonia 

525-3664 or 261-9276 

Sunday School 10:00 AM 

Morning Worship 11 00 A.M. 

Evening Worship 6:00 P.M. 

W«d. Family Hour 7:30 P.M. 

November 3rd 

11:00 A.M. "God's Three Requirements" 

6:00 P.M. "God's Instructions Concerning Fasting" 

"A Church That's Concerned About People 

ABC/ 

USA 

Redford Baptist Church 

7 Mile Road and Grand River 

Redford, Michigan 

S33-2300 

9:30 AM Worship 

November 3rd 

"True Liberty" 

Pastor Nelson preaching 

10:45 AM Church School for all age* 

Wednesday 6:45 P.M. - Mid-Week Service 

Staffed Nursery Children & Youth Programs 

»«* Wm E Nmoi 

Senior Pastor 

n«v Mart £ Samara 

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Dtreaor ol MUSK 

4SOOO NOflTH TERRITORIAL ROAD 

PLYMOUTH MICHIGAN A8170 

455-2300 

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i-2300 

Paste* Paul F Whit* 

Cheryl Kay* Music Oirector 

November 3rd 

9:40 A.M. Sunday School 

11:00 A.M. Morning Worship & Communion 

"Supreme Love" 

Rev. Paul F. White 

6:30 P.M. Evening Service 

Rev. Paul 

GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH 

Welcomes Vou! 

AN INDEPENDENT 

BAPTIST CHURCH" 

SCHEDULE OF SERVICES 

425-6215 or 425-1116 

SUNDAY SCHOOL SUN. 10:00 A M 

MORNING WORSHIP SUN. 11,00 A.M 

EVENING WORSHIP SUN. 6:00 P.M. 

KENNETH 0. GRIEF WEDNESDAY BIBLE STUDY WED. 7:00 P.M. 

PASTOR 

28440 LYNDON, LIVONIA, Ml 

NON- 

DENOMINATIONAL 

UNITYof LIVONIA 

6 OO AW Sunn Mr a 

ItiiSlmMtM 6 30 PM S»rv- 

B'ea PonucK 

',1 NOO" ACA Support G*Oup 7 30 PM 

B*de**efl * Alconoic* 

Tu€SJAYS • JO * M W& iro LOSS SUPPORT GROUP 

AWI *iTtmKT*VlO* MONDAYS 4 4 O rr. 

« Ck* €vec» >« Woôay 7 » 3 m 

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28660 F'v* M»e Rd 

D»a- A POSM Thougnt 

421 * 760 

261-2440 

NORTHWEST BAPTIST CHURCH 

238*5 MWdW&el! 1V2 B»» S of 10 Mile • A74-3393 

Sunday School 9:45 A.M. 

Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. 

Evening Worship 7:00 P.M. 

Wednesday Service 7:00 P.M. 

Nursery Provided 

Rev Richard L. Karr. Pastor 

JluJOtUd. /#£U3iUt QUHACII 

32940 Schoolcraft • Livonia 

SBC 

B»t>ie Study for ail ages 9:45 A M Sundays 

Sunday Worship 11:00 A M & 6:00 PM 

Pastor Gilbert Sanders Ph.D. 

EPISCOPAL 

W ST. ANDREWS 

EPISCOPAL CHURCH 

16340 Hubbard Road 

Uvonia. Michigan 48154 

421-8451 

Mon -Fri 9:30 A M Holy Eucharist 

Wednesday 6 00 P.M. Dinner & Classes 

Saturday 5:00 P.M Holy Eucharist 

Sunday 7 45 & 10 AM Holy Eucharist 

9 00AM Christian Education for all ages 

Sunday Morning - Nursery Care Available 

The Rev. Robert Clapp. Rector 

Every knee than bow and every tongue 

that Jesus Chnst a Lord 

Phil 2 11 

EPISCOPAL CHURCH 

of the HOLY SPIRIT 

The Rev Cmery F Q'avelle V»car 

a SO a m Ho»y Eucnanai 

» *> a m Adun ChnMMn Education 

10 JO a m Famtfy Ewcftanm A Surxsay School 

A Bmmmr Fraa Faetfrty *or ih« H 

i '* [/ Rector 

SERVICES 

)> 

7:45 A M Holy Euchanst 

: •* 10 00 AM HoKf Eucharist 

Church School 

Nursery Care 

First Saturday o1 Bach Month: 

5 00 P M Holy Eucharist 

ia/a ,a— _ ^ ,4atJ- , 

»Frr\Jrrff SO J9y 5 

10 30 A M Hofy Eucharist 

Barker Free facmy lor the lahdvappeo 

ST. J O H N N E U M A N N 

44800 Warren • Canton • 455-5910 

Father George Charnley Pastor 

MASSES 

Saturday 4:30 t 6:30 P.M. 

Sun. 7:30, 9:00, 11:00 A.M. & 1 do P.M 

SAINT ANNE S CHURCH in Rnlfortl 

*iflH> o» S» Ptu« X • TridttKHUl unn Mm 

233 IO Joy Road 

5 Blk> E al Telegraph - 534 1)21 

Mass Schedule: 

Sunday Mass 12:15 

Rosary A Confession before Mam 

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CHRISTADELPHIANS 

OUR LADY OF 

GOOD COUNSEL 

I 160 Pennlmiui Ave. 

Plymouth • 453-4)326 

Rrv James Wyaockl. Pastor 

Maun Mon fri too A.M., \m * 00 P M 

Sundav n OO lOOtl A M amd 12 00 P M 

CHRMTADELPHIANS 

RESURItlCTlOM CATHOUC CHURCH 

901-6600 

Rev RKhard A Pertemo Pastor 

Surtd*y mtit TOTO a m 

Pioneer Middle School 

Ann Arbor Ad Hemeen Canton Canter Rd 

•nd McOumpfw Rd 

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CHRIST OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN CHURCH 

14175 Farmington Rd. (Just N. of Jeffries X-Way) 

Livonia Phone: 522-6830 

LUTHER A. WERTH, PASTOR 

Sunday Worship 8:30, 11:00 A.M. 

Sunday School ft Bible Class 9:45 A.M. 

Week Day School, Pre-School, Kindergarten 

Sharing the Love of Christ 

ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN 

MISSOURI SYNOD 

High & Elm Streets Northville 

T Lubeck, Pastor 

Kinne. Associate Pastor 

CfHjrdi 34S-3I40 - School 3*9 31*6 

Sunday Wixvup 8 30 & 11 00 A M 

Sunday School 9 «S A M 

Saturday Vespers S 00 P M 

HOSAMHA TA0OA LUTHERAN CHURCH t SCHOOL 

9600 Lavarna • So Had lor a • 93 / 2424 

Rev Glenn Kopper 

Rev Lawrence Wrtlo 

WORSHIP WITH US 

Sundays B 30 i 11:00AM 

Monday Evening 7:00 P M 

Sunoey Scno» I 3iW» Cleun 9 45 « u 

Crwwltan School ^re-SCvx*-ar- Oad* 

Mrs Pat Sadler 937 2333 

ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN 

Church & School 5885 Venoy 

r B» n m >oru fta tnone 

Divine Worship 8 & 10:45 A M. 

Bible Class & SS 9:15 A.M 

Monday Evening Service 7:30 P.M. 

Rail** F'scner Paslor 

Gary D Meadaporii Assocntte Paslor 

EVANGELICAL 

LUTHERAN 

CHURCH 

IN AMERICA 

GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH 

MISSOURI SYNOD 

25630 GRAND RIVER at BEECH DALY 

532 2266 REDFORD TWP 

Worship Service 

9 15 & 11:00 A M 

Sunday School 

9:15 & 11:00 A M 


Rev. Victor F. Halboth, Pastor 

Rev Timothy Halboth, Assoc. Pastor 

LUTHERAN CHURCH 

WISCONSIN SYNOD 

ST. MICHAEL LUTHERAN CHURCH 

Worship Service 

8:00, 9:30 & 11:00 A.M. 

Saturday Service 5:30 p.m. 

Jerry Yarnell. Sr Pastor 

David Woodby Pastor 

Darrell Smith. Youth Minister 

7000 N Sheldon Canion T»p • 459-3333 

(just Soutr> ol Warren Rd ) 

Timothy Lutheran Church 

8820 Wayne Rd 

;Between Ann Arbor Trail & Joy Road: 

Livonia • 427 2290 

Worship Service: 10:45 a.m. 

Sunday School. 9:30 a.m. 

Rei> Mary 7" Olu'onti. Pastor 

261-0766 

Wisconsin Evangelical 

Lutheran Churches 

WISCONSIN LUTHERAN 

RADIO HOUR 

WC-Vi 1090 SUNDAY 10: W A.M 

In Livonia 

St Paul Ev Lutheran Church 

17810 Farmington Road 

Pastors Carl Pagel & James Hoff 

261-1360 

WORSHIP SERVICES 

Sunday 8:30 & 10 A.M. 

Monday 7:00 P.M. 

In Plymouth 

St. Peter Ev. Lutheran Church 

1343 Penniman Ave • 453-3393 

Pastors Mark Freier & Daniel Helwig 

Worship Services 

8:00 & 10:30 A.M. 

Sunday School & Bible 

Class 9:15 A.M 

'n Redford Township 

Lola Park Ev. Lutheran Church 

14750 Kinloch 

Pastor Edward Zell • 532-8655 


8:30 & 11:00 A.M. 

Sunday School 9:45 A.M. 

UNITED METHODIST 

ST. MATTHEW'S 

UNITED METHODIST 

30900 S'k Mile Rd Bei Merriman & MiOOIeCeit; 

ClucK Sonquist Pastor • Kearney KirVOy Assoc 

10 00 A M Worship & Church School 

11 15 AM Adult Study Classes 

Nursery Provided • 422-6038 

CHERRY HILL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 

Rev. Randy Whitcomb 

8 30 A M and 11.00 A.M Morning Worship 

9:30 A.M. - Sunday School 

321 Ridge Road 

Jus! South of Cherry Hill in Canton 

NARDIN PARK UNITED 

METHODIST CHURCH 

29887 Wesl Eleven Mile Road 

Just West ol Mlddlebelt 

476-8860 

Farmington Hills 

Worship S Church School 

9:15 4 11:00 A M 

November 3rd 

"It's 3 0'Clock In The Morning'' 

Dr. Rltter preaching 

Dr WiUiam Ritter 

Rev David B Penniman 

Rev Robert Boogh 

Rev WJIiam Frayer 

WELCOME 

First I nited Methodist Church of Plymouth 

45201 N Territorial Rd. • 453-5280 

Worship at 9:00 & 11:00 A.M. 

Ministers: 

John N Granted Jr • Dr Frederick C Vosburg 

Kevin L. Miles 

NEWBURG UNITED 

METHODIST CHURCH 

36500 Ann ArtJO' Trail 

Uvoma s Oldest Church 

422-0149 

9 ' S and 11 00 A M Worship Service 

and Sunday School 

November 3rd 

"True Life" 

Rev Dav*d E Ray preaching 

Ministers' 

Or. David E. Church, 

Rev. David Evans Ray 

Nursery Provxlea 

ALDERSGATE 

UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 

(Redtord Twp.) 

10000 BEECH DALY ROAD 

Serween Plymouth and West Chicago 

Redtord, Ml 48239 937-3170 


8:30 & 11:00 A.M. 

Sunday School for all Ages 

9:45 A.M. 

November 3rd 

"The Price of Peace? Grace!" 

Nursery Available 

Pastors M. Clement Parr and 

Bufford W. Coe 

Robin Knowles Wallace, Organist 

Clarenceville United Methodist 

20300 Mlddlebelt Rd • Livonia 

474-3444 


8 45 & 11:15 AM, 7 OO PM 

Church School - 10:05 AM 

Wednesday Enrichment 

Dinner at 8:00. Classes at 7:00 

»•» I M W VANSWNAROOK «». MCCAT* 

UNITED CHURCH 

OF CHRIST 

BAHA'I FAITH 

The second teaching ol Baha ulaM concerns 

'he unity ol mantund a• are the servants ol 

God arxl members ol one human family God 

has created a* and «JT are his 

chnkdren 

A BAHA I FAITH 

•Wmseonal «•% (ecu fr«Uy 

455-7845 or 453 9129 

Salem I nilcd Church of Christ 

33424 Oakland Ave • Farminglon 4S335 

(313) 474 6880 

ciwtfi Sdwel lor H agn » X 

OamWonMp me «omi« 

•"- / Eauc*»r '»« AM 

•••on Oarrier tree Sanctuary 

Farminglon Road and SI* Mile 

422-1150 

SUNDAY SERVICE BROADCAST 

9:30 A.M WMUZ-FM 103 5 

5:00 P.M. WCAR-AM 1090 

SUNDAY. November 3, 1991 • HOLY COMMUNION 

8 00. 9 15. 10:45 a m and 12 05 p m 

Worship and Sunday School 

8:00, 10:45 a.m. and 12:05 p'.m. 

"WHEN HELPING OTHERS" 

Rev John B Ctimmmt 

9:15 a.m. 

-TAXING RISKS IN COMING TO JESUS"' 

Re» 8n*i Trneed* 

7:00 p.m. 

"Five Great Promises of God: (3) 

PROMISE OF PRESENCE" Jcf-n B Cnmmns 

Continuous Shuttle Bus service each Sunday irom 

Sievenson High School trom ? 30 a m lo 1 30 p m 

Wednesday - 7:00 p.m. 

SCHOOL OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION 

(Activities for A« Ages> 

Nursery ProiKtod al *» Services 

APOSTOLIC LUTHERAN 

F I R S T A P O S T O L I C 

L U T H E R A N C H U R C H 

26325 Halstead Road at 11 Mile 

Farmington Hills. Michigan 

Services Every Sunday at 10 30 A M 

Also. 1st & 3rd Sunday at 7 00 P M 

Sunday School 9 15AM 

Bible Class Tuesday 7 30PM 

Song Services Last Sunday 

ol Month 7:00 PM 

- ^ i . 

TRINITY 

PRESBYTERIAN 

CHURCH 

10101 W, Ann Arbor Rd., Plymouth 

ai Gotrtredson & Ann Arbor Rd 


8:30 A M and 11:00 A M 

SUNDAY SCHOOL FOR ALL AGES 

9:30 A.M 

D« Wm C Moore Pastor 

Rev Wm Branham Associate Pastor 


M Phone 459-9550 

PRESBYTERIAN (U.S.A.) 

Rosedale Gardens Presbyterian Church, (U.S.A.) 

Hubbard al W. Chicago • Livonia • 422-0494 

10:30 A.M. Worship Service and 

Sunday School 

Rev. Richard I. Peters 

Rev Jennifer Saad 

Nursery Care Available 

VILLAGE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 

25350 West Six Mile 

Redford • 534-7730 

Paul S Bousquette, Pastor 

Worship 

Sunday - 10:00 A.M. 

Congregation of Faith Feitowjhip and Friends 

' .Vuwy Provided • Wheelchair Accessible ' 

* ST. TIMOTHY CHURCH 

16700 Newburgh Road 

Livonia • 464-8844 

Sunday School 9:30 A M All Ages 

Worship 1 t OO A M 

"Held In Trust" 

Janet Noble, Pastor 

A Creative Christ Centered Congregation 

Nursery Provided • Barrier Free 

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 

Main & Church 

PLYMOUTH 

(313l *S3-6*6J 

Worship. Church School & Nursery 

9 OO A M 4 11 00 A M 

Philip Roogers Mage« L eland l Seese. Jr 

Minister Assocate Minister 

"We have Deen contemporary since 1835 

erjpora 

PENTECOSTAL 

FULL GOSPEL CHURCH 

OF PLYMOUTH 

291 E. SPRING ST 

2 Blocks N or'Mam - : Blocks £ o' M-ii 

SUNDAY WEDNESDAY 

Pastor Frank Howard Ch 453-0323 

CHURCHES OF CHRIST 

HIHORIU ( HI K« H 111 « HHISI 

(Christian Church | 

35475 Five Mile Rd 464 6722 

MARK. McGlLVREY Mrnrsler 

Sieve Alien 

Youth Minister 

BIBLE SCHOOL (Ait ages, 9 30 A M 

8 1 S A M Serve* - Mor-wlg Wivsnc 10 * M 

E»«n-ng Wc"»n.c 4 *ou1h Miwi ng 6 30 C W 

YOU ARE INVITED 

GARDEN CITY PRESBYTERIAN 

CHURCH (U.S.A.) 

1841 Mlddlebelt • 421-7620 

9:15 4 11:00 A.M 

Worship & Nursery 

Adult Class 9:15 A M 

Classes lor 2 Years - 12th Grade 

GENEVA PRESBYTERIAN 

CHURCH (U.S.A.) 

•" JL \ 5535 Sheldon Rd., Canton 

- Jk (Just North of Kmart) 

_ 459-0013 

Dr Kenneth O Lister Pastor 

Worship S Sunday School 

9:00 A 11 00 A M 

COVENANT CHURCH 

OF AMERICA 

^ FAITH 

COVENANT 

H I CHURCH 

Making Faith a Way of Life 

Sunday School for Everyone 9:30 

Worship 8:15 & 10:45 

Sunday Night Program 6:00 

Wednesday Dinner 6:00 

Youth Groups 6:30 

Adutt Study 7:00 

33415 W. 14 Mile 

(at Drake) Farmington Hills 

661-9191 

Rev Icenogle • Rev Moreen • Rev Hoimoerg 

ASSEMBLIES OF GOD 

firiqbtn?ocr Tabcrpuclc 

Assemblies of God 

26555 Franklin Rd • Southfield, Ml 

(i«9fi 4 Telegraph West o' HoMday lnn|. 

A Charismatic Church »rwre people or many MnorrvruDoo, mvshw roêr^. 

MORNING WORSHIP 8 30 A M A 11 OO A.M 

SUNDAY SCHOOL lOrOO A.M. 

Celebration ot Praise - «:30 P.M. 

7 30 P.M Wad Adutt, Youth 4 Children 

11 00 A.M Worship Service Live" 

ON WLOV 1500 AM Prayer^ 

Frankltn Road ChrtaOen School K Orade ' IS2 SJOS 

Nursery provided al all services CALVIN C RAT? PASTOR 

Church 

393 6300 

FAIRLANE ASSEMBLY WEST 

(Assembly of God) 

41355 Sue Mile Rd . Northville 

Sunday Worship 

8 30 and 11:00 a.m ft 6:30 p.m. 

Fairlane West Christian School 

Preschool & K4 


TRI-CITY ASSEMBLY OF GOO 

HOO Mannar «o Cantor 

mam 

Sh» M-c-uoan Ave 4 Pimm 

PaaK- nocvy A leri 

Sunrtey School I HIH 

Mon-^ng Wo>sh^> • X and 11 00 A U 

t •«run4 Worsr. .c t 00 * M 

Wed »ar-.l» «agrv 

Thursday, October 31, 1991 0 

( 

• JEREMIAH PEOPLE 

The Jeremiah People, a comedy, 

drama and musical team, will per- 

form at the Single Point Ministries 

Showcase" 8 p.m Fnday, Nov. 1. in 

Knox Hall at Ward Presbyterian 

Church, 17000 Farmington Road, 

near Six Mile Admission is free For 

information, call 422-1854 

• BLOOD DRIVE 

Good Shepherd Reformed Church. 

6500 N Wayne, near Warren in 

Westland. will have its semi-annual 

Red Cross blood drive 10 a.m. to 4 

p.m. Saturday, Nov. 2 Walk-in do- 

nors are needed For information, 

call 421-9097 

s Memorial Church of Christ will 

have a blood drive 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. 

Saturday, Nov 2. at the church. 

35475 Five Mile, between Farming- 

ton and Levan roads in Livonia. Ap- 

pointments can be made in advance 

by calling 464-6722 during business 

hours Walk-ins are also welcome 

• MASS OF HEALING 

A ' Mass of Healing" will be of- 

fered 11 30 a.m Tuesday, Nov 5. at 

Ste Anne's Church. 1000 Ste Anne, 

next to the Ambassador Bridge in 

Detroit The theme will be "The 

Healing of the Mind and Emotions " 

Following Mass. special prayers will 

be offered for healing body, mind 

and spirit, including no vena prayers 

to Ste Anne A buffet luncheon will 

follow For information, call 496- 

1701 

• WOMEN'S AGLOW 

The Farmington Chapter of Wom- 

en's Aglow Fellowship will host 

Mary Titeca when it meets 7 30 p m 

Monday, Nov 11, at the Farmington 

Community Library. 32737 W 12 

Mile, between Orchard Lake and 

Farmington roads in Farmington 

Hills 

Titeca is an ordained minister, 

evangelist and teacher Prior to 

making Jesus central to her life, she 

was involved in the occult Since 

then, she has spoken to many church- 

es, prayer groups, schools and fel- 

lowships- For information. "HI 474- 

4160 

• MAKING A JOURNEY 

A " Journey Toward Wholeness' 

seminar will be presented Thursday 

i 

through Saturday. Nov. 7-9, at Resto- 

ration Christian Fellowship. 22575 

W Eight Mile. Detroit The seminar 

by Don Crossland will help partici- 

pants overcome effects of shame 

and guilt, release sorrow and dis- 

mantle systems of harmful behavior. 

For information, call (313) 255-0212 

• IN CONCERT 

Harpist Greg Buchanan will per- 

form in concert 7 p.m. Friday, Nov 

8, at Calvary Baptist Church, 43065 

Joy, between Main and Lilley In Can- 

ton Price is $3 and tickets will be 

available at the door 

Buchanan's aggressive style of 

playing is exciting and often rede- 

fines the listener's concept of per- 

formance on the harp He combines 

his musicianship with an enthusias- 

tic attitude toward Christian life and 

the spirit of his personal testimony 

• FALL SERVICES 

Fall services will be 11 a.m Sun- 

day. Nov 10. and 7 30 p.m Monday. 

Nov 11. at the Detroit Laestadian 

Lutheran Congregation. 290 Fair- 

ground, Plymouth. The speaker will 

be Juhani Uljas of Vaasa. Finland, a 

member of the directors of the Suo- 

men Rauhanyhdistysten 

Keskusyhdistys, or Vanbollis Laesta- 

dians The public may attend the 

Finnish-language services which 

will be interpreted in a side-by-side 

translation For information, call 

Donald Lahti. the pastor. 471-1316 

• 30TH ST. ANDREWS DAY 

Village Presbyterian Church in 

Redford will have a St Andrew s 

Day dinner 11 30 a m Sunday. Nov 

10. at the church. 25350 W Six Mile. 

Redford The familystyle dinner 

will be in Calvin Hall Price is $6 for 

those age 12 and older. (3 for chil- 

dren ages 3-12. free for those under 

3 A bagpipe band will pet tot m 

Proceeds will support the summer 

Village Day Camp For ticket mfor 

matron, call the church office, 534- 

7730. 8 30 am to 4 30 p.m Monday 

through Friday 

CONCERNS 

Linda Luoto of Holy Trinity Lu- 

theran Church recently attended the 

Women of the ELCA (Evangelical 

Lutheran Church in America) Con- 

ference for Environmentally Con- 

cerned Christians in Black Mountain. 

NC 

"Caring for Creation, a Challenge 

for the Church" was held in conjunc- 

tion with the hunger education pro- 

gram of the ELCA's Commission for 

Church in Society and the Division 

for Congregational Life. One goal 

was to get people thinking in terms 

of global complexities, said Doris 

Stneter. an ELCA staff member 

Calvin DeWitt. professor of biolo- 

gy at the University of Wisconsin 

and director of the AuSable Institute 

of Environmental Studies, linked 

Scripture to the seven degradations 

of creation with his environmental 

Stations of the Cross Rqman Catho- 

lic theologian Rosemary Radford 

Reutber connected the oppression of 

women and the domination of na- 

ture 

• CATHOLIC REVIVAL 

A Catholic revival will be held 7- 

9 45 pm Fnday. Nov 1. and 8 30 

a m to 4 p.m. Saturday. Nov I, at 

Madonna University. Levan and 

Schoolcraft, Livonia The Rev Art 

Cooney, preacher • evangelist, and 

the Rev James Scbeick. Scripture 

teacher, will speak. The revival is 

open to those of all faiths For infor- 

mation. call 464-4566 

• CHALLENGE OF LIVING 

Single Point Ministries of Ward 

Presbyterian Church will sponsor a 

gnef seminar 9 a m to 3 p.m Satur- 

day. Nov 2 Dr John Canine will 

conduct the seminar Donation is $1? 

to cover the seminar, book, materi- 

als as well as continental breakfast 

and lunch Advance registration ia 

recommended Ward Presbyterian 

Church ia at 17000 Farmington 

Road. Uvoma For information, call 

422-1854 

• ORGAN RECITAL 

Gerald Goslia will perform works 

by Bach. Franck. Wider and others 

m an organ recital 8 p.m. Friday. 

Nov I, at Garden City Presbytanas 

Church. 1841 Middtebalt. sootl of 

are available in advance by maU 

(1841 Middlefcelt. Garden City 44135) 

or at the door Proceeds will beoefit 

the church's music department. Por 

information, call 421-7620

P 

6C* O&E Thursday, October 31. 1991 

Use the moon to locate Jupiter, Venus on Nov. 1 

By Raymond E. Bullock 


The planet Venus is at its maximum 

elongation {apparent distance) 

from the sun and there will be two 

meteor showers in November, one of 

which has the potential of being 

more impressive than usual. 

Of the five naked-eye planets. Venus 

and Jupiter are morning planets 

this month. Mercury and Saturn are 

evening objects and Mars is not visible 

We lose one hour and one minute 

of sunlight in November On Nov 1, 

the sun rises at 7 05 a.m and sets at 

5 27 p.m. This allows for a possible 

10 hours and 22 minutes of sunlight, 

n the 30th these times are 7 41 a.m. 

and 5:02 p.m., allowing nine hours 

and 21 minutes of sun. 

It may come as a surprise to some 

skywatchers that you can see planets 

in the daytime. Obviously the stars 

and planets are still in the sky during 

the day; you just can't see them because 

the sky is too bright There are 

two planets, however, that are bright 

enough to be seen in the day. provid- 

ed you know their locations. An excellent 

opportunity to see both of 

these planets occurs on Nov. 1 and 2 

We can use the moon to find them. 

THE MOON is five degrees to the 

right of Jupiter on the morning of 

the 1st. Go outside about 45 minutes 

before sunrise, and you'll have no 

problem seeing the two objects. Note 

the location of Jupiter with respect 

to the moon 

Sometimes it's helpful to use your 

fist as a measuring device: Hold 

your fist at arm's length and see how 

many "fists" it takes to get from one 

object to another. After the sun has 

risen, locate the moon and use your 

fist to measure the same distance. 

Jupiter will look like a bright point 

of light in the blue sky. 

You can do the exact same thing 

on Nov. 2. when the moon is five degrees 

to the right of V6nus. Venus 

should be easier to see in the daytime 

sky because it appears brighter 

than Jupiter. Venus is at its maximum 

elongation (apparent distance 

from the sun) on the morning of the 

2nd. Venus is 47 degrees to the west 

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The bright star ten degrees above 

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This is the brightest star in the constellation 

of Leo the lion. Leo is the 

location of one of this month's 

meteor showers Having spotted Leo. 

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The first meteor shower of the 

month is called the South Taurids 

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Taurus the bull because the meteors 

all appear to streak out of that constellation. 

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dawn. Taurus rises in the northeast 

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expect to see an average of only 15 

meteors each hour That works out 

to about one meteor every four minutes, 

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meteors might escape your notice 

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Creative Living CLASSIFIED REAL ESTATF 

Thursday, October 31, 1991 O&E 

Artbeat spotlights ingnettes 

from the suburban arts scene 

Send news leads to: Artbeat, 

Creative Living, Observer & 

Eccentric Newspapers, 36251 

Schoolcraft, Livonia 48150 

Raccoons and injured animals 

will once again be able to call 

historic Nankin Mills home. 

Plans are on course to convert 

the Westland historic site, which 

now houses Wayne County parks 

offices, into a nature center, like 

it was from 1956 to 1979 under 

naturalist Mary Ellsworth. 

The third annual wine and 

cheese fund-raiser Oct. 10 raised 

about $800 toward restoration of 

the mill and expansion of the 

annex. Parks offices would move 

into the new annex 

The 19th-century grist mill was 

one of Henry Ford I's village 

industries from 1918 until after 

World War II. Its years as a 

nature center inspire fond 

memories. 

'"It was so special to us growing 

up. We have hopes to see it 

through to a nature center," said 

Friends of Nankin Mills member 

Denise Mehelich, who co-chaired 

the fund-raiser. 

Westland City Council member 

Chuck Pickering said he "saw the 

value of preservation of history 

We have to preserve our "past to 

preserve our future." 

In 1985, Nancy Watkins, Wayne 

County parks design manager, 

started a campaign to restore the 

mill site. 

"One of the mayors told me, 

Young lady, these buildings are a 

blight on our community,' but he 

also gave me the first 12,000 

check to help save them," 

Watkins said. 

Groundbreaking for the 

expansion is targeted for next 

fall. 

The new digs are ready. 

J. Giordano Studio will host its 

grand opening to celebrate 

moving to a new Northville 

location 5-10 p.m. Friday, Nov 1. 

The new gallery is at 242 S. 

Center. 

The studio will be home to the 

new Network for Promoting Arts 

and Musical Services as well as 

commissioned artwork by 

portrait artist Julie Giordano. 

The former Plymouth resident 

now lives in Northville. 

Wind instrumentalist Gary 

Cooper also has moved his 

private lessons, music and sales 

(formerly Flute Centre Plus) to 

this location He'll entertain 

during the opening. 

The network, which should be 

up and ruinning in 1992, will offer 

Michigan artists and musicians a 

marketplace for their services 

For a $25 fee, musicians will be 

able submit demo tapes and 

artists will be able to submit 

slides 

Folks in search of, say, 

chamber music for a store grand 

opening, face painting for a 

church fund-raiser or modern art 

to decorate their home or office 

will be able to visit the studio, 

review network offerings and call 

the artist directly. Sales will 

bring a 20-percent commission on 

sales. 

Right now, Giordano is 

gathering names of potential 

artists and musicians 

Applications will follow. Friends 

of the Arts in Northville is cosponsoring 

the network. 

Bob Sklar editor/9^3-2113 

photo* by JIM JAGDfELD/staff photographer 

Jean Payton uses the router to contour the acalloped top of a pine cradle. After engraving a family name in the head of 

the bed, the handmade piece will be asaembled, then stained by her husband, Joe. 

Self-motivated 

She meticulously crafts woodworking wares 

By Janice Tigar-Kramer 


UNLIKE OTHER craft show-goers, woodworker Jean Payton 

returned from a local craft exhibit in 1988 with nothing but 

a head full of ideas and inspiration. 

"I liked all of the wood furniture and accessories I saw 

that day," remembers Payton. "But I didn't like the prices, so I 

thought. 'I can make that."" 

And that's exactly what she did. After all, Payton already had installed 

paneling and a vaulted ceiling in the family room of her Redford 

Township bungalow, so woodworking seemed like a hobby she 

could master. 

Her first project, a baby cradle for her son and daughter-in-law. 

was hardly for beginners, "but big doesn't always mean more difficult." 

Payton finished the pine cradle in just a week, working evenings 

after returning from her full-time job in shipping and receiving at a 

local tool and die company. 

She didn't have all of the sophisticated woodworking tools she uses 

today, yet she produced an admirable pine cradle using just a portable 

saw, router and sander. She was so satisfied with the job, she 

immediately went to work on a matching dresser with changing table. 

"I learned to use machines and do simple repairs working in the 

machine shop, but I was always taught that you can do whatever you 

set your mind to do." Payton said. 

TODAY, PAYTON is a full-time woodworker who makes 100 items 

to sell at local and out-of-state craft shows. She cuts the wood pieces 

from original or existing patterns and assembles with pegs, screws or 

glue and nails Husband Joe stains the finished product and installs 

hardware 

Using mostly pine, or hardwoods on request, Payton, who calls her 

business The Old Wooden House, sells a complete line of Early American-style 

accessories and furnishings to outfit a playroom or a master 

suite. 

She makes a child's table with two benches for $100, plus a matching 

stove, refrigerator, sink and hutch for $100 each. She also sells a 

doll cradle with foam bed, sheet and comforter for $45, doll strollers 

and doll high chairs for $25 and $30. A child's ironing board with a 

heart-shaped iron is just $17 50 

Besides the cradle she made for her own granddaughter. Payton 

takes special orders for a six-year crib with canopy and mattress, 

kids' headboards and dressers 

"I feel so proud making things for children I'm a sucker for kids. I 

guess," said the mother of three, grandmother of four 

BESIDES CLASSIC children's toys and high-grade furnishings, 

which are sure to become heirlooms, Payton makes can hardly keep 

shelves, pine potato bins and covered trash containers in stock 

Though mostly self-taught. Payton took a woodworking class 

through adult education at Redford Union High School and will take 

another class before using her new lathe. 

"There isn't enough time to do everything I want to do Once I start 

working, I can't stop," said Payton, who once spent 18 hours in her 

garage workshop. 

Most projects include an eight-step process — enlarge the pattern, 

rough cut the wood, draw on scroll work, engrave, assemble, sand, 

stain and install hardware. Yet Payton's work is far from assemblyline 

quality. She takes some furniture patterns from popular crait 

magazines (the child's table and benches is her own design), but she 

generally lets her imagination take over once the work begins. 

"My kid's sets are always different. I might make a drawer in place 

of a shelf or a double-raised panel door instead of a single door." she 

said. 

THOUGH PAYTON will do about 26 craft shows this year, she'll 

make time to oversee the remodeling of her master bath and even do 

some of the work herself 

"A lot of people at the craft shows think my husband does the work 

Most people just don't think that women can do woodworking, but we 

can," Payton said. 

A pine cradle for a grandchild due next year is one of 

Dorothy Payton's latest creations. The Paytons already 

plan to pass it along to other family members. 

• 10 

Visual art 

exhibition 

will begin 

on Friday 

Exhibitions listing: 2D 

By Linda Ann Chomin 


The Visual Art Association of 

Livonia will present its fall art show, 

an exhibition of 93 works. Nov 1-22 

in the lobby of Livonia City Hall. 

Farmington Road at Five Mile. 

An awards ceremony and opening 

reception to meet the artists will be 

2-4 p.m Sunday. Nov 3 Livonia arts 

commissioner Betty Ward will present 

the honors Everyone is invited 

to attend, admission is free 

VAALs show was divided into 

three categories for judging oil, watercolor 

and mixed media Awards 

were given for first, second and third 

place in each category as well as 

Best of Show, chosen by jury. Best of 

Show, chosen by Livonia Arts Commission, 

the Grumbacher Award for 

Best Use of Color, and six honorable 

mentions 

Jurist for the show was David 

Sharp, a professor of painting and 

^drawing at Eastern Michigan University 

in Ypsilanti. 

"On The Reef, an abstract watercolor 

by Lorraine Whitacre of Farmington 

Hills, took three awards Best 

of Show, chosen by jury: Best of 

Show, chosen by Livonia Arts Commission; 

and first place in the watercolor 

division 

"There were a number of pieces in 

the show with superior qualities of 

imagery." Sharp said 

SHARP JUDGED each work using 

two criteria: intenuon of the artist 

and formalistic presentation. "My 

criteria are unvarying." Sharp said 

"My criteria is visual." 

During the first round of judging. 

Sharp juried "out pieces on the basis 

as just not being mature vet " 

"There were two types of works 

that did not make it into the show, 

Sharp said "Illustrations obviously 

done from a photograph and the decorative 

ones, a collage of different 

materials It's a very mature hand 

that gets them to work together " 

Sharp used objectivity and professionalism 

to judge the show He believes 

the quantity of time he spends 

in his studio undoubtedly qualifies 

him to judge other working artists 

"I'm in constant contact with the 

working part " 

The winning watercolor by Whitacre. 

Sharp said, "struck me as a very 

acute perceptual and subjective 

piece She had to have seriously studied 

and looked at the forms in nature 

There was a strong idea of fan 

tasy" 

"The flatness of the form and 

space balanced by three-dimensional 

elements is an honorable invocation 

of composers such as Matisse he 

said 

WHITACRE HAS worked in watercolor 

for seven years Previously, 

she used inks and acrylics "I find 

watercolor more creative 1 like to 

pour in a design and then texturue 

it. I build up color in several layers 

Whitacre spends 20 hours a week 

painting She's president of the Livonia 

Art Club and has been a VAAL 

member for two years She belongs 

to the Michigan Watercolor Society 

"Cosmic Agitiations by Tom Ste- 


Art galleries team up to stave off economic blues 

IN WAKE of the economic downturn 

and the emotionally draining 

controveny surrounding state arts 

funding, a spirited group of gallery 

operators is fighting back with all 

the creative vigor it can muster 

The strategy: teamwork 

The group's cooperative spunk 

doesn't surprise me in the least be 

cause the very livelihood of each gallery 

Ls what's partly at stake 

To help rekindle community excitement 

for gallery art in time for 

the critical holiday shopping season, 

the group is planning a Holiday Gallery 

Tour in Plymouth and North - 

viTIe From ooOfl T

20* 

0&E Thursday. October 31. 1W1 

Plymouth Symphony fare: classical to Dixieland 

By Linda Ann Chombi 


Bernstein. Se human 

and Dixieland jazz will 

highlight the second coocert 

of the Plymouth 

Symphony Orchestras 

46th season at 8 p.m 

Friday. Nov. 8, in the 

Plymouth Salem High 

School Auditorium, 

46181 Joy. Canton 

Guest artists for the 

"All-American" program 

are the sevenmember 

jazz group. New 

Reformation Dixieland 

Band. 

Selections for the evening 

include "New England 

Triptych" by 

Schuman. "West Side 

Story Symphonic Dances" 

by Bernstein, and 

Dixieland standards, "It 

Don't Mean A Thing If 

You Don't Have That 

Swing," "When The 

exhibitions 

Send news items about Oakland 

County art gallery exhibitions to 

The Eccentric, 805 E. Maple. Birmingham 

48009 Send items about 

Wayne County exhibitions to The 

Observer. 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia 

48150. Attention: Creative 

Living editor 

• MADONNA UNIVERSITY 

Friday, Nov. 1 — Photography of 

Tony Spina, nationally known Detroit 

Free Press photographer. "Detroit 

and Detroiters" will feature 

colorful locals and landscapes that 

Spina has captured on camera during 

his four-decade career. Through 

Dec. 2, In the Exhibit Gallery, Library 

Wing. Hours: 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. 

weekdays, 1-4 p.m. weekends 1-96 

and Levan, Livonia. 

• HABATAT GALLERY 

Saturday. Nov. 2 — Scale/Detail 

exhibition includes 50 invited glass 

artists presenting their work in diminutive 

dimensions. Also featured 

are constructed sculptures by Michael 

Pavlik and the full-scale figurative 

sculptures of Leslie Hawk. The 

Saints Come Marching 

In," "What a Wonderfnl 

World." 'Sunshine of 

Love." "Little Rock Getaway" 

and "Do You 

Know What It Means To 

Miss New Orleans." 

"Tbe idea for the All- 

American program was 

to commemorate the 

musical genius of Bernstein 

and American music 

with the New Reformation 

Dixieland Jazz 

Band because it's an 

original American musical 

art." said Linda Alvarado, 

PSO publicity 

chairwoman. 

Founded in 1970, The 

New Reformation Dixieland 

Band balances 

skilled musicianship 

with rapid-fire wit and 

humor. It has been 

called "one of the country's 

most entertaining 

and accomplished Dixieland 

bands " 

Congratulations... 

John DiMora 

Northville 

FYPR 

F M 

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"They're a nationally 

recognized Dixieland 

>azz band. They really do 

have a reputation mainly 

because they've incorporated 

several types of 

styles into their Dixieland 

jazz: New Orleans. 

Chicago, and full brass 

sound.'' Alvarado said. 

exhibition is co-hosted by Habatat/ 

Shaw Gallery, where an additional 

30 ceramic artists show in clay. Exhibit 

runs through Nov 30 Opening 

reception at 8 p.m. Saturday at the 

gallery. 32255 Northwestern Highway, 

between Mlddlebelt and Orchard 

Lake roads, Farmington Hills. 

Hours. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday- 

Saturday 851-8767 

• HABATAT/SHAW GALLERY 

Saturday. Nov. 2 — "American 

Ceramics of the Arts and Crafts 

Movement: Early 20th Century 

Works." a historic exhibition, runs 

through Nov. 23 at the gallery. 32255 

Northwestern Highway, between 

Mlddlebelt and Orchard Lake roads. 

Farmington Hills. Opening reception 

at 8 p.m. Saturday. Public may attend. 

Hours: 10 ajn. to 6 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday. 

851-8767 

• IMPRESSIONS 91 

Sunday. Nov. 3 — The South Oakland 

Art Association hosts its annual 

fall art show. "Impressions 91." 9 

a.m to 5 p.m. through Nov. 15 at tbe 

John DiMora has sold $5.3 million so far this yea 

and in September was ranked The #1 Sales 

Associate companywide. He specializes in 

residential, condominium, vacant land, and 

investment opportunities. We congratulate him 

and wish him well for the months to come. 

coiouieu 

BANKcna SCHWEITZER 

REAL ESTATE 

41860 Six Mile Road * Northville • 347-3050 

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AMERICAN 

PROPERTIES 

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UNSURPASSED SETTING Gorgeous 

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Ml 

THE BAND has 

played alongside Basie. 

Ellington. Hampton and 

Herman. They have 

headlined the major jazz 

festivals in Davenport, 

Decatur. Sacramento. St 

Louis, Los Angeles and 

Reno, produced six albums 

and made appear 

American Center. 2777 Franklin 

Road, Southfield. Opening reception 

set for 2-5 p.m. at the center. For 

details, call 549-0856. 

• CHAMELEON GALLERIES 

Nov 4-15 — 'Two Funny," featur- 

REDFORD Snuwric >»p this winter it. 

front of vour own fircplacc in This 

larjcc family mom Home »ix> has 

Urge kitchen w newer cabtnct» * 

bcdruomi partially finnhcd 

basement 2 car icaraite & more Cail 

«C.2-2*0 (S9VHN) S _ 4 900 

i • : 

•V* 

LIVONIA. Extra deep lot with larger 

trees Remodeled kitchen w 1t» ol 

cabinets, nice panto-, alrnond floor 

Kitchcruid dishwasher, tloorwjll to 

patio nice ccramle tile in bath Great 

finished basement cedar closets ami 

oversized 22x22 garage (OlGAlli Ca!l 

.62-2950 

Th« New 

Reformation 

Dixwiand Band will 

porlorm with the 

Plymouth 

Symphony 

Orchestra Friday, 

Nov. S. 

ances oo national television. 

Leader David 

Opperman has been with 

the band since its inception 

and is renowned for 

his humor 

"They have a good 

sense of humor Their 

music is cleverly arranged 

and it's musically 

sophisticated. There's 

an allusion to the Beethoven 

Fifth and Ninth 

and Mozart's Fortieth." 

said William Hulsker, 

Plymouth Symphony Society 

president. Hulsker 

has played bassoon in 

LIVONIA OFFICE 

4 6 2 - 2 9 5 0 

the Plymouth Symphony 

for 32 years. 

The up-tempo group 

consists of a front line of 

three: trumpet/cornet, 

trombone, and clarinet/ 

saxophone backed by a 

four-man rhythm section: 

piano, banjo/guitar, 

string bass and/or tuba, 

and drums 

Around the turn of the 

century. Dixieland was 

all the rage in New Orleans 

New Orleans musicians 

in Chicago and 

Chicago style jazz 

roared through the late 

Twenties and into the 

Thirties with Biz Beiderbecke, 

Paul Whiteman 

and the Dorsey Brothers. 

In 1926. Duke Ellington 

began a music career 

ranging over half a 

century as the leader of 

a classic Dixieland combo 

In 1932. he emerged 

on the hot jazz scene to 

ing the humorous works of wood artist 

George Landino and syndicated 

cartoonist John Long Artists reception 

3-6 p.m. Sunday. Nov 3 370 S. 

Mam. Plymouth. Gallery hours 10 

a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday, Tuesday> 

Wednesday. Friday, 10 a.m to 9 p.m. 

Thursday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, 

1-5 p.m Sunday. 

2 

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home tn excellent cumhtnn * bedrooms 

2'i baths bnik bur>£jlo» Remodeled 

kitchen separate d.rsunn ri»>m 4 ctxn 

fireplace in linny room 2 car garage A 

finished basement S8~ S00 iO">OR C.1I -»r>2 _NV> 

NOVI Bejutilul treed l«< n the selling for 

thu k>wh fame This cokmul offers 4 

bedruum* arid 2'. baths Fimih r.>rr, has 

IQVTI* fireplace "UN do*ir»all leading to 

patio in private baiksard $lf'2 5W 

|Wm!>1 s, Call tSI-AKM 

NOV! COVDO premium end unit ti* 

pnv-jo T»i> bedrooms basement enUojcd 

puu 2'i baths Great location close to 

shopping. V»av pool tennis town 

clubhouse J"1 VUl> (HIBASi (all 

q ft up 2000 wj ft 

in walk-out) 500 x) ft 2 tiered deck 

iPJTOXi 1539.000 Call 4si-s4u0 

PLYMOUTH IN TOWN 3 bcdt.A.n.. 

brick bungalow. Hi car garage 

wooded lot ne".ct carpet upgraded 

kitchen, hardwood floors property 

fenced full basemenr. »allc to 

downtown.' 3"\, deposit JI H 900 

IPH2ROO) Oil -»s1 -5-tOO 

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Can 553-8700. 

(usury 2,500 aq. ft. 3 bedroom condo Fu« base- and Indoor arena Prime area $475,000. For more 

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attached 2 car garage Lease also available 553-8700 

$184,900. Cal 563-8700 

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• Master suite 1 st or 2nd floor 

• Full basement & tudor styling 

• Award winning landscaping 

• Complete exterior maintenance 

• 2 car attached garage 

• First floor laundry • Central air 

• Merillat cabinets • Exterior deck 

• Natural fireplace with mantel 

• Expanded kitchen & nook area 

and many more 'upgraded* 

standard features available in a 

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Phase I Sold Out 

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Prices start at ^ 1 1 8 , 0 0 0 

located on Ulley Rd. between 

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9 8 1 - 5 8 8 8 

open 1-6 daily incl. weekends 

closed Thursday 

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Beautiful two bedroom brick unit with full 

basement, ceramic baths, skylights. 

CENTRAL AIR, all kitchen appliances 

included, ceiling fans, deck and privacy 

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Home in process of total reconstruction 

three Bedrooms, two full baths. 

FIREPLACE m huge living room, skylights, 

generous master bath, Mehnal cabinets 

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VAAL hosts exhibition 

Continued from Paoe 1 

vens of Plymouth won the Grumbacher 

Award for Best Use of Color 

Sharp said the piece has remarkable 

sensitive color sense " 

First-place winners are Helen 

Krysan of Westland, oil. Marsha 

Weigard. mixed media, and Whitacre, 

watercolor 

Second-place winners are Evanthia 

Samra of Farmington. oil. Shirley 

Ceasar of Livonia, watercolor, 

and Helena Lewicki of Farmington 

Hills, mixed media 

Third-place winners are Stan 

Hench, oil Shirley Bishop of Livonia, 

watercolor, and Beverly Johnston of 

Livonia, mixed media 

Honorable mentions went to Evanthia 

Samra, oil. Beverly Johnston 

and Janus Benda of Farmington 

Hills, watercolor, Janus Benda and 

Christine Wong of Livonia, mixed 

media 

creative impressions 

Send creative arts-related calendar 

items to: Creative Impressions. 

Creative Lning, Observer 

& Eccentric Seuspapers. 36251 

Schoolcraft. Livonia 48150 Allow 

at least three weeks for publication 

• BOOK SIGNINGS 

Lisa Anderson will sign copies of 

her new children's book. "Proud To 

Be Me, Peewee Platypus," (Rulge 

Enterprises. Pleasant Ridge. 40 

pgs, $12.95) Nov 2. 9 and 23 in 

Livonia 

— 1 p.m Saturday, Nov 2 and 9 at 

B Dalton Bookseller. Wonderland 

Mall. Seven Mile and Mlddlebelt 

522-0840 

— 1 p.m. Saturday. Nov 23 at 

Walden's Bookstore, 20300 Plymoth 

Road, Livonia 261-7811 

Peewee Platypus will appear at 

each signing 

This illustrated book is a story of 

discovering that you could be ridiculed 

for being different as well as 

discovering how great it is to be different 

and how wonderful each person's 

differences are It can be used 

as a part of a total program to raise 

individual or group self-esteem 

The illustrator is Mich -*n State 

University graduate Cathy . .esser 

Plymouth resident John Vraniak 

will sign copies of his book. "The 

Polish Trivia book." 1-3 p.m Saturday. 

Nov 2 at B Dalton Bookseller, 

Lakeside Mall, Sterling Heights 

• GARDEN TIME 

The face of the Earth changes as 

winter settles in Animals find shelter, 

migrate, hibernate or otherwise - 

cope What do plants do 0 Find out on 

a 90-minute trails walk at 2 p.m 

Sunday. Nov 3 at Matthaei Botanical 

Gardens, 1800 N. Dixboro, Ann 

Arbor Dress for the weather Meet 

in the lobby at 1:45 p.m. 

Conservatory tours, on which you 

can see different plant reproductive 

strategies, will be at 2 and 3 p.m. 

Nov 9, 10. 16. 17. 23 and 24 Register 

with the receptionist upon arrival 

Admission is $1 per person 

• PHOTO SEMINAR 

Detroit Free 

Press chief photographer 

Tony Spina. 

Michigan Artrain's 

Michigan 

Artist of the Year, 

•ill lead a photography 

seminar 

1000 a m. to 3 p.m. 

Saturday. Nov 9 

Tony Spina 

al Schoolcraft College, 

18600 Hag- 

gerty, Livonia 

Fee is $50, including lunch. Call 

Schoolcraft to register 462-4448 

In the audience-participation seminar. 

Spina, an internationally honored 

photographer, will discuss composition 

and what makes a good picture 

He'll also discuss what you need to 

know about content, film, equipment 

and light. 

• HOLIDAY BENEFIT 

Students at Cranbrook Academy 

of Art in Bioomfieid Hills will benefit 

from the Detroit Artists Market 

Design for Giving" holiday sale 

5 30-8 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 14 

Tickets are $35 per person Proceeds 

from ticket and commission 

revenues will go toward Cranbrook 

scholarships 

The shows opens to the public Friday. 

Nov 15 and runs to Tuesday. 

Dec 24 It will showcase hundreds of 

Michigan artists furniture, paintings. 

drawings, flatworks. glass, ceramics. 

jewelry, ornaments, cards, 

accessories, clothing, housewares 

Detroit Artists Market is at 1452 

Randolph, between Gratiot and Madison. 

in Harmonie Park Hours are 

11 a m to 5 p.m Tuesday-Saturday 

and till 8 p.m. Friday. 

Announcing... 

Barbara Wojcik 

Northville 

Barbara Wojcik has joined the Northville 

office. She has been listing and selling 

homes in the area for ten years, and is a 

multi-million dollar producer. She is a 

member of The President's Club, and 

specializes in personalized service. 

SCHWEITZER a REAL ESTATE 

41860 Six Mile Road • Northville • 347-3050 

Welcome Aboard! 

DENNIS KEEPHN 

IB 

Quiet Beauty 

In Farmington Hills 

. rw 

Vic would like to extend a 

warm welcome to Dennis 

Keepen Dennis recently |oined 

the staff at the Plymouth.Canton 

office of REAL ESTATE ONE. Inc 

For professional real estate 

services. Dennis can be reached 

at 

Roal Estate 0ns... 

I n»i'o«r 

^ 1 ~ » ann Arbor Rd Mymoutl 

4 5 5 - 7 0 0 0 

Beautiful well landscaped 

deco-ator home on comer lor 

Fou' oedroorns dramatic cathedral 

entry special lighting. 

3 bathrooms 'ormal dining. 

gourmet kitchen great room. 

Urntiy room massive brie* 

fireplace wet Bar sauna. 1st 

floor laundry central air. 

wooden decks sprinkler sys 

te~ security system Mty finished basement with fufl bath sauna and much. 

m.fh innfi Price Hist reduced from >377,000 to >337,000 

TheAnnArborGrouplncorporated 

i 

Suite 208. City Center Building. 

220 East Huron St.. Ann Arbor 

Ml 

Call Deane Baker 

(313) 994-0511 

or 442-0955 

Marsha Weigard (left) took first place in 

mixed media for "Mary"; Lorraine Whitacre 

(right) earned two Best of Show 

awards and first place in watercolor for 

LAKES REALTY 

4670 E M-36 

PINCKNEY, Ml 48169 

( 3 1 3 ) 6 6 2 - 2 1 1 5 

4 6 0 a 

LOTS TO LOVE about this waterfront home 1 

Private lake w/large sandy beach 4 bdrm 2 

baths, fireplace garage '128,000."Evenings Curt 

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MAKE THE RRST STEP for better living Large 

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EXECUTIVE 1 YEAR OLD CAPE COD, 4 br. 

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extras. Country setting close to I-96 and US 23. 

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Thursday. OctoQer 31. 1991 O&E 

JiM JAGDFELD/staW photographer 

"On the Reef"; and Helen Krysan (background) 

placed first in oila for her untitled 

work. 

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GREEN LAKE - OWE OIF A Kl«4t> 

UraQua slona noma «ttn 4-5 bad 

room*, 3'* bath* 2 Vapiaca* 2 ca» 

haaiad garaga sarurity alarm 

•printMrs and can"a! «•' 100 1 on 1 GMABMiNG COUNTRY tANE coiy 

Canterbury Commons 

Farmmgion «•«* Colonial By 

Ownar a baaulrful 197S 4 bad- 

room. 2'» bain colonial on a larga 

baavay —ooOad lot i*t Boor laun- 

dry upgrades S 177.500 BS1-1932 

tha lata S3S9.900 

JUST LISTED 

Pleasant Lane prrvHagas Spacious 

3-4 bedroom noma 3 yr* old 

Vaulted mnrig room calling dirwig 

room arith doorwaM to dec* 

bleached oa* MIcMn and wood 

(•or* throughout Famay room with 

•irepiaca and 4oon»aa lo patio 2's 

bath*. 2 car attached oat age 

i144 700 

CARROLL 

REAL ESTATE GROUP 

489-8404 

Commissions as low a* 2 8% 

New usurer Contemporary 3 bed 

room. 2 - bairn*, central air 2 car 

garage 1152,500 MElP-U-SELl ol 

Brrm.ngnam.'Bloomheld 646 6«?0 

626- 3485 Ranch with g.aw heeled 2 can ai- 

led*! garage a«lra large «ol 

•enced « tread new Hicfien, 1 carpel 

paint 179 90C $-0-down ii VA o 

$8 000 down. 6- 7.' 8*. 

farminglon Hilts 

OPEN SUN 2 5PM 

35161 RHONSWOOO 

Orael privacy on ricJWy wooded 46 

acre lot 3 bedroom* kitcnen over- 

ioo»«ig newer spacious dec*mg 

Huge garage 4 storage buedrng 

great tot tha noocwean' Much mora 

M*#00 

ASK FOR BEVERLY OWSKO 

CENTuRV 21 NORTHWESTERN 

626-9000 

One Way Realty 

473-5500 

FARMINGTON 'FARMINGTON 

HILLS LEASE WITH OPTION oft 

Grand River. E 04 Farming ton Older 

'arm house Jpdated with basemen* 

i arage etc Land Contract 

20.000 down ease at S99Vmonth 

Vacant.'anmous. can lomghti 


473-5500 


PRICED TO SEtl Rac room with 

wet bai family room, Olmrvg room, 4 

bedroom.s wooded lot ana 2 car at 

tached garage 1114 900 

COME MOME AND LEAVE THE 

CI TV' Master bedroom with ma*ter 

bath, dan and almost 2000 sq ft 

ranch $125,900 

CENTURY 21 

MJL CORPORATE 

TRANSFEREE SERVICE 

851-6700 

FARM'NG'ON RIOQE SU6 

Open Sun 2-5pm 38944 Lancaster 

13 Miie. Haggerr, Beautiful ootomai 

on premium loi backs lo pmrata 

commons 3 bedrooms. 2l baths 

specious master bedroom i wall-in 

closaits. 2 story loyer with open 

siavcaae Great room with natural 

hrapiace den 1st floor laundry l«v 

ished baaamani large decs w awn- 

log Central air sprmsiers many up- 

^ gr»Mi SintOO 661-2642 

HELP WANTED- 

Looking for sophisticated buyers 'or 

Farmington MM* Tudor Cotoraal 2H 

Baths 2600 K) Fl W>rary family 

room, braeklaal noo» Professional- 

ly landacaped For a private anowmg 

call 478-6000 S207 900 

A lor APPEAL 

Charrrang 1901 Vintage some on a 

tjuaml. Iree lined slrea" » Down- 

loam Farmirygton Features 3 bed- 

room*, formal dining room and a 

big, o*d-fasn»oned front porch that s 

waiting lor your swing 11 S110 000 

PANORAMIC VIEW 

Brick Ranch with all the trimmaig* 

inc»udir>g firaplaca and two car 

garage S94.7S0 

NOVI 

MOVI'S 

MEADOWS ROOK LAKE sue 

very attractive 4 bedroom. Colonial 

304 Farmington 

Farmington Hilla 

306 Southfietd-Lathrup 

BEAUTIFUL 4 bedioom oatonMH ir 

] SoutMMtd Beacon S on :ui de sac Move-in condi 

Ana Lome Sub Both have spacious | I** 1 Asamg $ 141 900 

fkoor plana. hjM and 

•nacf>«*a r»ow< 

$159,900 

3M-07S8 , 

&att 3 beo 

erma' Or», room. 2 bath ranch m rolling uxm", i 

Side of Southfield Newer loormg 

J rnrougivxit central aw 2 car at 

Beauty on a Budget! 'ached jar age on ot recentty decorated 

$107 500 F-23AL-FH 474-3303 

ÊVEL 

4 bedrooms, lamlh, room 2 

LOiesy 3 

fimsned base- 

imodeiedkrtch- much mors 

GREEN OAKS $269,900 

Sprawling Ranch on 5 rolling sere 

tatMWit Pan-Its rj-Sfi '• 

beths 

rear dec* 'ergs 

900 Hurry 

rooms. 3'7 aarhs 2 ftfepiaces utch- 

#r Wth Merrdat cab.nets S Jennairs 

gr 

HW 4 Date Sub Siunnmg cokonai. 4 

bedrooms. 26OO a * acre Oak 

301 Open Houses 

BEAUTIFUL 3/4 bedrooms, custom 

kitchen, bnck alienor with akjrmm- 

um trim, flaw endows. 2 Mi bath*. 

2 car garage, brushed basement. Hy- 

ing 4 dMnp room, hardwood floors, 

new roof t an condKtonma Open 

Sun 1-5pm 187.500 582-9405 

BELLEVILLE- 136 Potter N c 

Huron Itver Or . E ol Uam St 

Open House Sun.. Nov 3. l-4pm 

3 bedroom bnck aluminium ranch. 

-1020 

BEVERLY HILLS. OPEN SUN 1-5 

Large. 3 bedroom, bnck ranch 

beauMul area Specious kitchen 

central Mr. car attached garage 

lamay room/den. large kvmg room 

•rangMm 

$IT£OOO 

Modi S Ol 13 

i with flreplece BK- 

30801 Manmoor. 1/4 

W ol Cvei jieeri 

OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 

19710 W 13 MM Road north ade 

ol 13 MMe. E ol Evergreen LUXURY 

BEVERLY MILLS CONOOS' Feetur- 

mg 2 or 3 bediuuiiia. 2 bathe, eleva- 

tor. undergroixid heated garage, ul- 

mosl security any auMrf) e*traa. 

first or second floor rrsJsOks From 

$129,500 Ask for HENRY BUSCH. 

549 5400 Re/Msi Partners 

l*.I V»T| 


18275 Lauderd»e 

N ol 13 Mae. comer of 

Freeh new cerpeted Brie* ranch J 

bedrooms. 114 baths Spacious »v- 

mg room and famey room. Florida 

room adioin* 2 car garaga OeautlM 

lot Bktranqham schocM M 

ATE OCCUPANCY 1 $118.500 

SUSAN TEDCSCO 

646-5000 


2626 WINDEMERE 

bunectow wNh dhs- 

Mece mahed beee- 

4 loads ol 

charm Fenced yard aWi 7% car ga- 

rage Ca« James RBey 

847 1900 740-0102 

COLDWELL BANKER 

asg room 8 Msplece 1 


4249 W ORCHARD MILL 

ool Birmingham 

,00, 

m-^round 

schools 

OPEN SUNDAY T-4 

3711 THORNBRIAR 

N of languaa. W af Lahaer 

bedrooms >4 beths lamay root 

irsrjr^ gorgeous ravine M 

642-2400 

COLDWELL 

•BANKER 

uimaiiiawi Oeen ree#r W new Mi. 

MM 900 Open im. 12-4 17*38 

$81-7043 

•SsrsXal 

OPPISW MW 

S V t ^ 2 7 - j x g , 

301 Open Houses 301 Open Houses 


OPEN SUN , 2-5PM 

22155 A VERHtLL 

Reduced' Lovely 3 bedroom bnc*. 

larnay room. 2 baths, central aar. 2 

car garage, many extras. $84,900 

- 624-0990 


Open Sun.. 1-4pm 

38131 Lowe* - Prestigious sudor 

with unlqus contemporary floor 

plan. 2-* b*:\ 2 Braplacea. aa the 

amenities $287,900 

Gal BQ6 RICE - Red Carpet KMm 

Concierge 

FARMINGTON HILLS. OPEN 

HOUSE Sunday. Nov 3rd. I-4pm 

Wonderful home In VMa Capri Sub 

Dehnrtefy not a artve by A " must 

saa. Mr* Clean Svae here Wonder- 

dowe.' and lots mora. Ca8 and aaa 

lor Barb Edwards. 474-3303 

ERA COUNTRY RIOGE REALTY 

FARMWGTON HLS Open Sun 2-5 

38307 Lyman Rd Weal, oil 11 MA* 

S bedroom. 214 bach, oarsmc We. 

lormai dVSng room. dan. large fami- 

ly room opene to deck and nground 

18x38 jurats pool Bedroom* end 

stairway feature hardwood floors 

roof, new carpeting, treeh 

lows, bnck 

paint, wodd e*ndows 

i.'srte entry 

•Semen tary 

m $187,500 

WMi i. $ bedroam, we* to 

k*KMM C21 OcMKay 298-2100 

HARTLAND 

eun - PreMy raang 2 

tm a» Ma staecire 

mm garage $'4- »no Take M-58 

B l I of ja-fS to M an If—to 

L a t a 

-M 

Fanrangton HUM 

OPEN SON 2-5PM 

29476 COVE CREEK 

Picture pertoct Large private 3 

th Vst floor m 

room condo wrth 

suite beautiful oak floor $ tnm. An- 

Mhed beaamerit. 2 car attached ge- 

raoa. low association dues 

CALL MICHELE MONSON 

THE MICHIGAN OROUP 591-9200 

FerrrKngton Htos 

OPEN SUN 2-5PM 

27198 SKYE DRIVE WEST 

N of 11 W of Inkster 

Deeuillul spraa^ng ranch that lea- 

turea 3 bedrooms. 2V» baths, over 

2200 sq It flmsned Basement 4 2 

Mangles, turanca. carttrM Mr. and 

gerage door JuM reduced 

ready to move >158.500. 

CALL MARK A OCMERS 

THE PRUDENTIAL 

GREAT LAKES REALTY 881-8100 

HOUSES ON LAKE ANGEL JS 

Open Sunday 2 lo 5 pjn 

Three homaa on crystM clean iak 

and s p 

sandy beaches, 

Oakland County's beat lads s ea, 

1-75 to S Bstdwln. than on Baldwin 

at Gaflogly 

IVt ACRES ON WATER 

BeauMul specious 1920'* country 

houee 8 bedrooms 4% beths *- 

brary. lamay room, country kitchen 

with fireplace, boat house 

apartment above 980 Lake Angalua 

Shores $748,000 OLA DUNN 

338-3500 

OVERLOOKING ST SANDY BEACH 

Rare Mgh-nuaari Capa Cod mm 

lower MvM lamay roam. 2120 Lake 

Angekjs Shore* $525,000 

RlCHARO ROSEN 880-2048 

300 FEET Of LAKE FRONTAGE 

Wonderful farmfy home M the end ol 

3H 

lit- 

2050 Lake An- 

Shorse $598000 OLA 

I, 338-3500 

RC/MAJt M THE MLLS 

Uiato 

OPEN SUN 12-4 

33471 Vargo w of FsrmmgSon N 

of 8 FrancavMM Sub asauMuBy 

landacaped 4 bedroom. 2H beth 

2.300 sq It cotontol immacutese 

condition' Sunroom 8 loto ol artraai 

Musi aae lo app scialal Comer lot. 

$205 000 Buyers onh, 522-3107 

Open Mouse/Ltjion Twp. 

5A321 NtoaMHRd 

Between 8-10 Mas 

W of CwrteRa 

« you love fiui sea 8 irraays. you 

nave io saa Ms 3 aaWoom 2 beth 

home on 4 r otong acraa wMh a 3 staa 

bam There's too many amsi iasi lo 

DIANE BRAYKOVICH 

RE/MAX 100 INC. 

348-3000 

OPEN SUN 1-».« 

PIWOUTW 

OPEN SUNDAY 

1«0 lo 4 .00 

282 E ANN ANe0« TRA*. M 

east af MM Streei M *ie Cay al 

ii 

* doors to- 

aa' torSeTTsir 'MaftTwllaal, 

and 2-4 garage MK OOener SI 

" C Aifc VIen ON SUNDAY. 

ROBERT BAKE 

Realtors 

453-3200 

301 Open Houses 

Uvoma 

OPEN SUN. 1-4 

30055 Curtis. W oH oI MiOOWPen, 

S ol 7 Soemc 1 3 ecres 3.000 sq n 

ranch $149 900 Ask lor 

Sue Thomson 


261-0700 

Northville Estates 

OPEN SUN. 1-4 

Custom 4 bedroom Colonial on s 

beeuttfui '1 acre lot Family room 

snort fireplace ceramic tile m foyer 

and klttfian. wonderful deck and *v 

growvl pool 21188 Stanatead, N ol 

t una E of Back $178,500 Aak for 

BETTY GREENLEE 

Remerica 

Village Square 

349-5600 

NORTH VILLE/NOVI 

OPEN SUN 1 -4 PM 

48521 NINE MILE RO 

100 sq. fl of I a La—ten 3 bed 

ra bene centra aa 8 

ERA 

(3131437 

TROY 

117SKMLOCK 

N of LANN Lsaa. w ofCrooas 

tssraaa 3 bedroom 2 bato br* 

ranch m N W Troy Trey Schools 

rtr, 

1 • 1 • " • 'W*» 

ream, sgiftoi avssam an* 

caraenng $» 

baths, ftmsned basement Ireed 

corner lot new cential sjri'furnace 4 

rool $134,500 879-8575 

WAYNE OPEN SUN 2-5PM 

4065 RANDOL PH 

A touch ol country 4 charm swan* 

you on this 5 acre plot 4 bedroom*. 

2 story with basement and 3 pius 

detached garage Shaded by lovely 

spreedmg trses. guMI end street 

$89 900 Ca« lor appointment 

ASK FOR LINDA WHITEHEAD 

THE MICHIGAN GROUP 591 -9200 

FOR SALE BY OWNER 

5825 Stratford Or - W Bloomheld 

Sun Nov 3 - 2-5pm or call lor appt 

Elk in Bum 3100 sq 1 4 

bedroom. 2'* bath colonial Family 

room w/wst oar. library & 1st floor 

laundry Air conditioning, 2 car 

attached garaga recessed lighting 

many bu*t-ins. upgrades 4 sxlrss 

Price reduced lo $199,900 

661-5776 

West Bloom flew Sunday 1-5 4388 

Mwrtiead Best price m area' Move 

m condfftonl 3 bedrooms 1 'y baths, 

garaga Lake access Won I bs nere 

next weekl $102,900 HEtP-U-SELL 

ol BwrMngham/Btoomfleld 648-6870 

WESTLAND • L.voni* Schools 

3 bedroom 'snch country kitchen 

flruahed baaement l'n car $73 900 

Open Sun 1-5 S of Joy. off Morn- 

men. 31106 Steplw 517-285-5832 

302 Birmingham 

Bioomfieid 

Ansiou* owner 3 bedrooms Down- 

town Bummgnam Fvaplacs Qa- 

-sgs $169,900 HELP-U-SELL ot 

Birrrimghsm.'Bloomflsto 648-8670 

FREE Weekly tat oI propartisa 

FOR SALE Ca» Owner with pric- 

es description* addressee, owner* 

phone number etc HELP-U-SELL 

cH Birmingham / Bloomftald 648-8870 

BEAUTIFUL sprawling 4000 sq It. 

ranch on slmost 2 seres m Bloom- 

field Hill* Very prtvsts country kke 

setting Custom buat home wfth Ml 

the amenities 3 bedrooms, 2'a 

bsths inlaid granite throughout 

around pool Must ass Asking 

$685,000 CaS after 6pm 647-2448 

BEVERLY HILLS 

NEAP COUNTRY DAY SCHOOLS 

Newer 4 bedroom pMar Cotomai 2'1 

barhs, ckrang room, lamay room, 

fireplace, tun basement 

2'1 attached garags tarvw court, 

pool 4 clubhouse privileges 

$219.500 Land contract or 

assumption okay 

Can OAK HILLS REALTY 648-7000 

W* ohar 3'»% commission to seaers 

BIRMINGHAM 

CRANBROOK AREA 

Custom S bedroom Ortc* ranctv T+ 

streets Qarege on 

ov«rsu«3»ott $172,500 Lend 

corrtreci c*e> 

Can OAK MILLS REALTY 646-7000 

We offer m commwon lo seeers 

OPEN SUN 1-4 

Jusi listed 3410' Marquefis 3 bed- 

room onck ranch fmianed baae- 

ment overaued oarage loo much 

to mention $76 900 Can 

Jeanine Sale 

Real Estate One 

389-1250 or 842-4928 

W BLOOMFIELD AJ new contom 

porary 2800 sq n brick home 4 

bedroom*. 2% bath* cu-de-sac 

$199,900 Open Siki 932-2147 

W BLOOMFIELD OPEN SUN 12-5 

4088 He.iend Or W*el (S ol Long 

Lake W of Middleoert, Bioomfleld 

beth* central a> 3 • 

•had Basement security system. 

" 85 000 858-3818 

W BLOOMFIELD OPEN HOUSE 

Sun 12Noon-8PM 

8240 Andres Lane Potomac Con- 

do*. 15 Ml $ Fannanglon Rd 

Lukunoua 3 bedroom condo Hying 

room Mrung room. 2"4 bam* dan. 

kitchen fmnfted fui basement 4 

mors Bargan- pnoa $119 500 For 

early sppomrmeni can 

259-8720 or 881-0116 

OPEN SUN I 4PM 

5981 SHM.LMGHAM 

N o« Map*. W off Farwengton Rd 

N bet 

room 2'v enachad parage pka s 

prsmumlot $158 900 

CAilOOt ORES NOMIM 881 5279 

THE PRUOENTUIL 

OREAT LAKES REALTY 8518100 

CALL 

H0MELINE 

FOR MORE 

OPEN HOUSES 

"953-2020 

24 Hours A Day 

taiâa, a I I I.sij. 

rrfui nWW LrSTIngs 

Added rtght up to 

Tha Weak and 

Saa Larga OMptoy Promo to Ties 

BIRMINGHAM home on 

lot Seanoim - Midvai* Schoola 4 

bedroom*. 2'^ beth*. leras IMng 

room, fsmay toom with flrsptoca. 

modernized kitchen, centra sa. 

double garage priced below 

$200 000 647-7808 

BIRMINGHAM 

pency 1 bedrooms updaied kHen- 

en w.-new floor naa Jrnswai hard- 

wood floor* throughout waM to 

town 1773 Washaigton Must taM 

REDUCED TO $119,900 

338-3128 or 338-2537 Eves 

BIRMINGHAM- Nortmham Forest 

Capa Cod Coionsal Eicepnonai 4 

bedroom 2 KM 4 2 had beth* re- 

vine. cui-de-sac 32728 Whea Oaks 

TrM $299 000 268-9203 

BIRMINGHAM Popptoton Park Tu- 

dor 3 bedrooms 2"4 Oath* Pititoa 

snnaay updated 12X13 master 

beth Ertraa" $385 000 842-3979 

Bioomfieid Township 

ARCHITECT DESIGNED BRICK 

RANCH 4 larga Bedrooms 3 U 

msater SUM* and IMng room Pn- 

vaie beach and Wing Lsaa accee* 

"CENTURY 21 

MJL CORPORATE 

TRANSFEREE SERVICE 

851-6700 

CONTEMPORARY FANCH with 

cuatom tsaturea Open floor pMn. 

kkySgnts 3 bedrooms. 2 Bern* 

iiar, tread lot $149 900 2QOCO 

BROOC* 

BtoomhaldTep 

GREAT BUY) 

pane Staeiii— 

$145 008 (8 twit 

JUST LISTED! 

retaking setting tor 9as Cue- 

SOD RANCH MNTMSIQ NEARER 

t Fsmay roam wah ii iitota. 

r 8 moral $1*9 900 (74pe) 

Lonaty in atl • suae orou- 

k weds of Mia aaa Many 

p a**a*» $238 000 32*0 

CENTURY 21 

PREMIERE Real Estate Co. 

626-8800 


Bioomfieid 

BIRMINGHAM tchooM 3 bedroom 

ranch V.4 baths Recent updstes 

Garage $116,000 HELP-U-SELL ol 

Brmmgham/BtoomflMd 648*670 

BIRMINGHAM - Updated bungalow 

Pembroke Manor 3 bedroom op- 

tional 4 New kitchen, new roof, 

marble' At apiece 2'i car garage 

$129,900 649-1J46 

BLOOMFIELD - Country Salting 

3 larga bedrooms library dirang 

room, 2H car attached garage, 

nearly 2 acraa Must sea $189 ,700 

HEPPARO 8 ASSOC 855-6570 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS 3 Bedroom 

bnck ranch. 2'-i bath*, famdy room. 

2 flrepiece*. large comer lot. centra 

aa. By owner. $149,900 646-7297 

CONTEMPORARY RANCH 

MASTERPIECE - DoRouer De- 

signed White brick exterior 4 Bed- 

room Ranch with 3W pkj* « bath 

Greet Room has floor to ceMng 

Doorwefls. Formal Ommg Room, 

new formica Kitchen with lop ol the 

line appliance* mde Stairs Med io 

flnMhed walk-out lower Level. In- 

door circulating Pond, fantastic 

waa-m Bar m Game Room protee- 

aranaey decorated. 2 car attached 

garage Musi Seel Askayg $789,000 

filial ask lor 

SYLVIA STOTZXY OF 

THE MICHIGAN GROUP 681 9806 

Or beeper number 276-4347 

Wslt Three beep* dial your number 

EXCEPTIONAL VALUE m Bs-rreng- 

hem Uke-new ranch New kitchen. 

Ftond* room. beeemsnt Hard- 

wood floors. $189,000 2SGLE 

MAX BROOCK 628-4000 

1.47 acraa 

on beauMul ned ding This charming 

capa cod a decerning m sue with 5 

larga bedrooms and Ml bath n>- 

ttalrs and s asperate master bed- 

room suae on entry levM Many 

Fiortda room and more 

brary. Flora 

$575 000 H-193805 

HANNETT, INC. 

REALTORS 

646-6200 

MINT CONDITION 

-REDUCED- 

Greet lemay home and are* QuaSty 

toaturaa m 8 panel doors, coved 

$309,000 H-187831 

HANNETT, INC. 

REALTORS 

646-6200 

OPEN SUNOAY 1:30-4 

7221 HoNday Drive 

(S oT Maple & 

W of Wlr>o Lake) 

A very tpeOM hams In a picture Que 

Greet floor plan tor 

antartaa 

etth petto 

I roof and Harm ays- 

« HMa schoaN Re- 

noad S249.S00 H-1999 »• 

HANNETT, INC. 

REALTORS 

646-6200 

PRIME BIRMINGHAM 

19*9 super custom Cape Cod 

WaM to Man 4 9—'unim. 2H 

Bathe lor ikjMiamng^ ro^m^jprsel 

wiSfe^lMh 

$28 000 Sown land eanaaw or 

Cat OA* 'hmlÂLTY 84*-TWO 

to sMtors 

BLOOMFIELD MILLS 

2 ACRC LOT at Ci'-v 

ON LAKE PLACED 

I rtver 4 Ism to osert 

M sroa of $ 1 000 80C to IS.SSS.OSO 

Buad yeur Meesi Ntme herei 

$4 75 DOB Land senaeet okm 

CMiOAKieuanuLTY aaa-W 


Bioomfieid 

GREAT LOCATION - I 2 ecre lot 

wtth woods ravine Spacxxis home. 

4 bedroom* 3 fireplace* lower level 

walkout $289 900 642-9071; 

IN TOWN 

CONTEMPORARY 

UpO*ted brick home in Poppleton 

Park Great tor angle or couple 

Features 2 bedroom*. 2'y baths 

csntrM sir. masisr with spa tub 

Losd* ol piperan' Don't mi*s thi* 

great buyt Apprsned at 

$210 000 Will sell at $182 900 H- 

193977 

A*k lor SHIRLEY GOTTLHELf 

646-8200 644-1575 

HANNETT iNC REALTORS 


Bioomfieid 

Unique Contemporary 

3 oedroom 3 bain brick bi-eve 

with 1900 sq ft ol living space 2 

fireplaces, tamily room 4 mucr. 

more $118,500 (W3SOORI 

737-9000 

COLDWELL 

BANKER 


JUST REDUCED 

GREAT VALUES 

OUTSTANDING - ranch home in Bir- 

mingham with all new neutral car 

petmg Wonderful new cedar deck 

mmt condition $114.900 

BEAUTIFUL - hilltop ranch wtth 

many recent improvements delud- 

ing. tkytight* and imported Italian. 

tM Superb condition lovely privet* 

selling, Birmingham schools 

$209,900 

CALL. SHAFK5N KIPTYK 

THE PRUOENTTAl 

GREAT LAKES REA L TV 6*6-6000 


31760 Auburn Drive 

(S of Beverty & 

W of Greenfield) 

Brick three bedroom ranch with 

greet mtenort Stained hardwood 

floor*, marble fireplace kitchen win 

tky«ghl. family room with peered 

entry 20 loot tesisd dec* finished 

lower level New furnace a* and 

roof $189 900 H-193188 

HANNETT, INC 

REALTORS 

646-6200 


Orchard Lake 

ALLADIN S LAMP - Someone 

rubbed it end out came ims 0e*^-" 

or model home Soerung ceaings 

marbM foyer, entenamer's kitchen 

and romantic master Beth immed 

ate posesstoci on this 2 700 sq ft 

Oreem come true $230 000 57CHR 

MA* BROOCK 626-400C 

BANK FORECLOSURES 

INVESTOR OPPORTUNITIES 

Te»o DôoTi D*»c* rencr. Oese 

ment, «w»mfr>.og pod »»endy-mer 

Ta»o ttedroom corvlo «n Ptymou*^ 

Move-«n conditio^ cx-vste ertfanc* 

1AN) 

Tt^ree Ded*oom rer>c^ Beeen^- 

Oereê »\er»dy-mer speoev IC-AI 

Two bedroom condo 

d«»o« S of 13 Mft# Rd (SO> 

Four oedroom co*on$ei 2"* &et*s 

Oerege *>eeemeni AI B*oootitieK3 

needs 3eror«img Kij 

CALL JESSIE MCFADOEN 

THE MiCHtGAN GROUP 

#519165 65 1-4 tOC 

Now you can get the 

latest Open House 

information right from your 

touch tone phone! 

OPEN SUN 2-5 

4505 Tenberk BioomheM H«* 

S ol Long Lake Rd 

E « Middtebert Rd 

CONTEMPORARY on 

WASEEK S GOLF COURSE 

WonderHil 2 story prntossiuiissy 

decorsted 4 bedrooms 2 % bath* 

large room* tor greet entertaining 

Library wtth bust in* deck 

off master bedroom strum be 

fwean Ihrmg and dmmg room* 

Super deck o« kitchen and much 

mora Stop by to sw* for yourself 

19218* 

626-8700 

Cranbrook 

Aaeoc We ReeWors 

SHARP ID Mory SI great Birming- 

ham neighborhood Updetad kaeh- 

an. 3 mee badioune one he* * 

Joara— Btal Mad* to dec* and 

$108 900 Cat ClOr PARSONS 

$48-5400 Re/Me. Parmer* fCie5l 

Stunning Contemporary 

OPEN SUNOAY 1-4 

3501 L ak Merest 

(S. of Long Lake & 

W of Soulrrei) 

TatM9y iaria itsd canton 

naarty 2 acraa and 110 toat aontegs 

aa Wood utoe OueBty thrmîms 

«MR hankwooO floors. MiyMto. 

wee -Out tM 23 I $0 lemay rsom 

M HN 000 

HANNETT, +N€ 

• REALTORS 

646-6200 

'•MB BEDROOM RANCH. IMy 

room, fl tollli updeted 

MR lieatln 872 BOO 

H»LP U-SilL m SouMt 

644-0301 

BIRMINGHAM SCHOOLS - Wamut 

Lak* Prnmage* Attractive 3 bed 

room 2 beth home with private 

ireed rear yard Fre*hiy pemied in- 

terior lamay room with stone lire 

piece ano wei bar Alarm centre 

air attached garage Decs 4 patio 

3 bucks to ammentary achooi iak* 

*nd snapping 

$144 800 

CARROLL 


489-8404 

Cnmmieeion* ** low ** 2 8*". 

BY OWNER w BLOOMF ELD 

Pice reduced to $108 900 Newer I 

bedroom

6 0 * O&E Thursday. October 31. 1991 

CLR66IFIED REAL E6TRTE 

312 Livonia 

A l l u r i n g H o m e s 

trM Mr.. 2 car gngt TN* won 1 Mat 

1117.500 

Momma KJ«%mm lo tt*» outstand- 

ing 4 speclouo 3 bedioom Or** 

Ranch «ar charming turn*, room 4 

nMurM 6r*pt*ce. gourmM kitchen, 

covered poreh. «n«« B—m*nt. 2 

cagniga Ste lorwon School Area 

$179,000 

Yotf* loo* oomeig lorn* to tm» 

chained Nottingham Wood* 2 wo- 

ry center entrance with 4 « W > 

Mm bedroom*. krtctwn, Hbrwy, 

Hmn room 4 neturM Veplace. Or- 

cutar Sn«*4 mora 

Century 21 

Today 261-2000 

Centurion 

Award Winning Office 

1986, 87. 66, 89 4 90 

ASHLEY 

CONSTRUCTION 

Custom Home 

Builders 

4 remaining sites 

available in Livonia: 

427-3295 

Ashley 

Construction 

Offering 2500 aq ft CoionM 

and 2200 *Q ft Cap* Cod 

Undar Coratructton 

427-3295 

BUILDER SAYS 

SELL. SELL. SELL" 

Beeutitul FOX Creek llaartnait con- 

temporary cotontaL 3 bedroom*. T* 

oath*. compfiafy landacapad wrth 

spmRMig mdan Just pick your 

carp* and ceranse t«* colors and 

you can D* home tor Chrtstmee 

REAL ESTATE TODAY 

INC. 427-6600 

BY OWNER - 1*334 GARDEN 

E ol MMkSaban. N ol 1-06. S o> 

Lyndon Ranch, bnck aieer 1465 

•q. fl. < room*. 3 beoroom* formal 

dinmg room. 2 bath* ftraptaea. M 

fmahad baaaraarn mdudlno kMcftan 

fadMn Soma app6*nc*a nckjded 

Furnece. cM-rtrM air water hiaalar 2 

yrt oU. Larg* lot. 2 car garag* 

$112,500 OPEN SAT 4 SUN 1-4 

COLONIAL - 1825 aa feet 14267 


Y OAKS - 4 badroom. 2V» 

batfi ColoniM Cor oar KM Larga 

treee. Fanny 'oom -«h fireplace. 

KnMw) beeement 1140.000 

By owner 425-9239 

LISTED MONDAY 

Won't Mat* 3-4 b*droom atartar 

cteen 4 mealy decorated prtoed to 

go MSHOA naar FrenlUIn 

LARGE LOT - neerty hen acr*, ape- 

clou* 5 badrooma. 1800 P«J» aq fl 

noma lor ma handyman. 1-e bath*. 

2 car gM*9*. 9°°° moo. M 4 9 0 0 

Century 21 - Dynamic 

728-8000 

LIVONIA - by owner 1800 aq ft 

ranch on 1 acr* 7% land contract 

available $110,000 3 Bedroom 

UowWon 478-1850 

LIVONIA 


10650 Marvin. S ol 7 Mtta. W Of 

•MXMMI PERFECTION PLUS" If 

you Me comlon and charm you'8 

loo* ma totally radona 3 Bedroom 

*prew*ng Brick (aval noma, mewfe- 

narnoa Ira* anartor rnooa In condi- i 

Don Newer electrlcM plumbing. 

• itcnan and bam. 2't car attacftad 

garaga immadlata occupancy Only 

IW MO No dnv* byi Musi saa ttn*I 

CALL OON OR DORIS 

MAYFAIR 522-8000 


OPEN SUN 1-4 

20011 EOGEWOOO c*p-ol-luxury 

Horn* m alory brick Cap* Cod 

Master aulta oitfi apa. gourmet 

kitchen. 3 badrooma. 3'* bath*, bay 

window*, flniahed baaamanl. work 

•hop. on cu«-d* aac - $299,000 

Call 349-3440 

ERA RYMAL SYMES 

PRIME NORTHWEST AREA 

Spacious 4 clean tnta beeutrfui 

t 800 aq ft Mm* ha* an updaiad 

t decor 

Excellent location! At 1 

Room For The 

Growing Family 

m a perfect location with (tn* 4 bod 

room trt-tavel na*r Five M.I* and 

Farminglon Family room 4m bad- 

room on an try lava! couM ba study 

Tha 

Open Sunday 1 

»p»r* img gam m baautltui treed 

Gwden* had b*an tot**y 

NEW CONTEMPORARY RANCH 

Calhadral oarnnga Mtn ikykghta 

throughout 3 badrooma. 2 balls 

gr**t room aim hrapiaca maatar 

Mdroom aim bam 4 w«h-*i c«o**t 

Spadoua k it char arm island 4 

Jann-air app»*nca«. isl floor laurv- 

CARYi 5TRUCTION 

NORTHWEST 

3 Badroom ranch with family room 4 

ftraptaea Qraat floor pun. partially 

finMftad baaam*nt and 2 car garag* 

$101,900 (L-23RIC) 

SUPER BRICK RANCH 

Fam*y room with ftraplaca, tug Flori- 

da room, hug* kltchan a«th sttyHgf' 

2 baths, "u* baaamanl and attacftad 

2 car garaga $ 115,900 (L-83QRA) 

462-1811 

COLDWELL 

BANKER 


remodalao and alts on on* ol tha 

rara doubla Wt» Dacor liar charm 

«4th raftnlahad aood Boors, ahrt* 

oak catMnata. and iramandoua da- 

cor $117,900 W of Marrlman. S. 

OH Plymouth lo 9829 Ardan 

Open Sunday 1-4 

Linden Woods Special 

Tha baautrful bnck ranch ana on a 

mcaiy landacapad lot and haa a im- 

>ai>ad tiaaarnant and 2 car garag* 

induda* aJI appaancaa. haa a targa 

dack and cantral a» $97,900. E. ol 

Nawburgh. N of Joy. lo 36468 

Northflald 

The Prudential 

Harry S. Wolfe. 

REALTORS 

474-5700 

Indapandantly Ownad and Opar«t*d 

313 Canton 

BEST BUY MUST SEE' 3 bad- 

room*. naa windows, larga lot. larga 

garaga $82,900 

HELP-U-SELL ol NWWC 454 8538 

BRICK RANCH. 

bath*, lamay room w/f1r*p4ao* naw- 

ly ramodatad kltchan. flniahad baaa- 

m*ni ran window*. 2 car 

larg* dack $124,900 "4«SI, 

CANTON - SunBowar ranch. By 

" months old. iSOOaqft. 

•arrad. $139,S 454-9788 

CANTON - THREE BEOROOM - 

baapmant. aa. bnck, 2 car garag* 

Land contract tarma, 

VanRakan RaWTy 588-4700 

CLLW HOUSE Pool, Iannis courts 

and prtvat* parka sra Inciudsd wflh 

lh* 'okowing Sunllowar Wag* Co- 

lonMI* 

46089 CAMELIA - 4 badrooms. fam- 

ily room, yaar round solar room »v- 

mg room. dMng room, ramodalao 

kltchan. full baaamanl. including jn- 

SHARP 

Claan clw ihru Is th«s 3 Badroom 

rancn wrth 2 baths, family room wtth 

fireplace, huge kltchan. fmrsned 

baaamanl 4 attached garaga Only 

$102,900 Can. 

BOB KENNEDY 

CENTURY 21 

ROW 

464-7111 

sprinkler system, central Mi and 

loads ol energy saving feature*. 

$139,900 

4W72 CREEKSIOE CT - 4 bad- 

rooma. great room w»th 14 pened 

carting island kitchen wrth bum m 

desk, family room, wood foyer 8 

panel cokimmel doors, wood win- 

dows. basement undar entire house 

m«y landscaped brand new 

$173,900 

46309 BRIARGATE - 4 badroom* 

2'>emlAandecape. Bnck wafcaay. 

harOMOOd Boors family loomfhrw- 

piae* ittacfted 2 CM Aakmg 

$WM0. $15,000 down, 6-7/8* 


473-5500 

FMrwey Tangiewood Sub 4 bad . 

room ColoniM. prune cu»-de-aac 

that's perk-ake 4 wooded 2.560 

sq ft ol cuwomuad homs $204 900 

FREE Weekly Hal ol properMe For 

Sale By Owner with prtcaa de- 

scrtpoons. eddi ***** etc 

HELP-U-SELL of NWWC 

425-8881 

313 Canton 

COUNTRY ROADS 

ri Pilgrim Hill* mis 2,600 sq ft great 

room ranch is nestled upon 2.5 roll- 

ing. partially wooded acres 4 fea- 

tures sn immaculate thoroughly au- 

thentic Southwestern decor Nat- 

urM bnck 4 wood abound, cathedral 

Beamed ceMlng. massive fireplace 3 

full baths den, finished atteched g* 

r»g* much more' Ottered si 

Halt Acre Lot 

y oa won't B1I*|| wh*i you can gM 

at KT Uvoma tar $61,900 3 badroom 

ranch Super (tartar m move-rn con- 

om 1986.1 

OPEN SUN. 1-4 

DEER CREEK. 8 MHe 4 QM 4/5 

bedrooms. JW bains Attached ga- 

raga Upgradaa galore! Owner 

Tem » add on 73*318 of 

frermooane windows. 

and contract Omy $35 >00 

cerwal Mr. Ca8 today, only . 

$137 900 A RE Condo overtookmg Heattv 

er Lake 3 bedroom* 2 5 bem* li- 

brary $305 000 

JULIE HE**MAN 

64K-6700 

MAX BROOCK. INC . REALTORS 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS 

2nd ttoor condc lormM 

room 2 Badroom* 2 beth*, 

$75 000 

256-8299 

8LOOMF1ELO HILLS - Wocim—RTF 

Av* locahcm 2 bedroom*. 2 TIAWA. 

25 ft living room Ground kao*. 

overtookmg pool $88,900 332-4MS 

BCOOMFIELD HILLS 2 Bedro

80* O&E Thursday, October 31. 1W1 

CLP66IPIED REAL E6TATE 

326 Condo* 

FARMINGTON CROSSWINOS 

court location. krapiace 

room, kltchan Mt My*gr« and 

tovaky oak cabinet* 2 ful (mow. fuB 

baaamanl Enctoeed garaga Prtcai 

loaal at (94.900 

CALL ART ANDERSON 

453-8700 

HE/MAX CROSSROADS 

FARMINGTON HILLS - Orchard 

Place Condommwna Orchard Lake 

Rd 1 badroom. comptoto kitchen 

garaga. war 900 aq ft., many up- 

gradaa • (88 900 Bruce Lloyd. 

Me*do—nanagamenl 348-5400 

FARMINGTON HILLS - CtowmM 

FMahad baaamanl. marry sxtra* 

Brokara okay 

464-0851or 861-8632 

FARMINGTON HILLS BM location 

m ctty 2 Badroom. 2 bem MI bar 

private baaamanl, room lo roam m 

mis one (61,900 

HEPPARO & ASSOC 855-6570 

FARMINGTON HILLS S*amg M l 

Brand naw 2 badroom. 2* bslh, 

aoorwsl lo dack, Mi 

Affordable quality 

HEPPARO A ASSOC 471-2000 

KINGS MILL COOP NORTHVILLE 

Ftva 2 badroom. 1% bath town- 

house* From 157 000 185 000 

Caa* or*, Caa lor data** 348-5670 

LAKE ORION CONOO • Original 

modal 2 badroom townhouss. Laka 

VoorhsM pnvBegss Opan Sun 

1 30pm~4 30pm. 153.900 Agartl. 

Martin Cope 586-2526 or 4SO-2688 

LATHRUP VILLAGE Contsmporary 

condo. 2 badroom. 2 bath 1 car al- 

tachad garaga, flrspiscs Wonderful 

access lo and •hopping 

Prtvata antranca 189.000 Ca* 

Jacquie Levy 


644-4700 

ASTONISHING - NORTHVILLE 

18289 BKm Haron Pomto Drive. 

Brand new laBefronl home wtm 

waRout to sand basch 1189.500 

344-8808 

NqrthvBM 

HIGHLANO LAKES - ASSUMABLE 

MORTGAGE Baal buy m tha com- 

pMx Mova-m condition. neutral da- 

cor, a* appkancaa nckidad Bay 

window. French door* laad lo apa- 

oous maatar badroom Fua baaa- 

manl. private patio. 

178,850 

CARROLL 


489-8404 

NorthvlBe 

PARK-LIKE SETTING 

Locatad on a qmel court la tha 

•harp 2 badroom. 2 bath detached 

condo Spacaoua Itoor plan wfth dra- 

matic vaurtad caiSngs and Uraptaca 

Ful baaamanl and atlachad 2 car 

garaga C»ub living al 1139.900 

CALL DAVE OWENS 

ERA ACCENT 

328 Condos 


W BLOOMFiei-O CHIMNEY HILL 

8880 Chimney Sweep Cl 

Orchard Laka/Mapia Rd araa. 

k m I M Neutra lonaa. dramatic 

graal room am akyBght and natural 

fcaplata First Door laundry, garaga. 

oubhouaa. pool, tomBa, M mora 

W«k to (flopping. theater. ate 

X-myi nearby Custom quality 

throughout Immadiata poaaaaaton 

HELENE MALLON 

RE/MA* EXECUTIVE 737-8*00 

332 MoMIs Homes 

For Solo 

barring TON 14x86. 2 Badrooma. 

1 bath, Mundr 

"'bay aSBtaa. caOaOial calling, a* 

n 8 anad. 

baaa k* rant H93 18.000 I -1780 

BENNINGTON 1881: U>5«. al ap- 

2 badrooma. '0x16 t> 

Day* 948-5848 

a'akykte 

EvanBige 4 

CANTON AREA - Sr Otuan Park 

PLYMOUTHi It a an aaay m * lo 

loam Irom thla dsBgnrful oondo lo- 

catad m a park-*a aettrng just aaat 

ol Mam Street Prrvaia antranca. 

dack oft maatar badroom. nawer 

carpat. and fraaftfy pamied m ofl- 

ahne. Laundry apaca In tha utflity 

room right off lha kltchan A* appfc 

ancaaramam 188.900 

ROBERT BAKE 

Realtors 

453-8200 

QUALITY CON DOS 

WEST BLOOMFIELD - SHOWS 

LIKE MEW!'" 2/3 Badrooma. Graat 

Room tank Uraptaoa. 3 Ml ban*, 

naw piuah carpat 8 ao much mora 

Vary motivated aaSar* aay Bring 

Oftorf REDUCED TO 1119,900 

VALUE IN BLOOMFIELD 

BLOOMFIELD TWP - GORGEOUS 1 

1.9S5 aq It Contemporary and unit 

Condo m fabulous locatlonl Hug* 

rooma. ixjlea alert aP, daooratad 

Tha buy of a Matima at only 

1148.500 

PRICE SLASHED 

NOVI - 2 Badroom Toanhouee be- 

low martial value Maa carpeting. al 

appliance* including waaher 8 

dryar Attachad garaga. pnvata an- 

tranca. and unit- Tha baat deal m 

Novll Bring ua an offer ONLY 

181 500 

WOW! 

W BLOOMFIELD - VIEW THE 

WOOOS from ma dack ol if** laml- 

Ic 2 badroom. 2 bath Condo featur- 

ing Graal Room with Itraptaca. 2 car 

attachad garaga 8 baaamanl Nau- 

tral throughout Abaotutaly beauti- 

M! Onfy 1114,900.. 

Century 21 

Today 855-2000 

19«4. 1989 1890 CENTURION 

Award Winning Office 

ROCHESTER- Oanar bamg trana- 

larrad 2 badroom. Ml baaamanl. 

1% batha. aa* lo doamtoam Ac- 

capting oflara al 185 J00 898-3148 

SPECTACULAR. IWlt Door 2 bad- 

room. 2 bath ranch condo. In 

Oaacfrabod WB compla« onartooa- 

«g tha wood* BaautMuMy appolntad 

with cararruc loyar and whMa carpal 

mg Af appaanoaa todudad Aaklrtg 

421-7040 

NOVI. mail 3 badroom m Old 

Orchard 1400- «q fl Partially 

Araahad baaamanl. nautral dacor 

Mual aaa 187.900 A*k lor 

John O'Brien 


348-6430 349-2473 

NOVI - WALLED LAKE, 2 badroom. 

2 bam, approximately 1100 aq n 

ShOiaana CondomkHum« 

haa laka Irontaga on Wai 

rani with option lo buy 

motivated Bruce 

Mead owmarvegamem 

Lloyd. 

348-5400 

Plymouth 

Beacon Hollow 

Estates 

Oorgaoua. 2 maatar auM. 2* bam 

oondo in the commone Large enter- 

laaimem deck. 2 car atlached ga- 

rage Formal and informal amino. 

Family room/dan and p batha, lormM din- 

mg room. Ml baaamanl Recently 

redecorated Vary aadudad iread 

araa Bnngonar* 183,900 

BRIGHT & SHINY 

Condomawm leaturmg 2 badrooma. 

larga IMng room and aeung araa 

Interior freehiy paaiiad naw carpet- 

ing throughout, new windows an 

appaancaa Ml baaemeni Gaa 8 

water included m aaaocaation 0.000 H-177417 

HANNETT, INC. 

REALTORS 

646-6200 

PLYMOUTH TWP - 52 

ntonel/Back art 

PLYMOUTH TW8P V4 acra tot. m 

exduerve aub. 1300.000 pka hcaiaai 

Back Rd/Powafl Rd araa Pavad 

By Owner 427-2886 

SALEM TWP Pfymoum achooi* and 

maflkio. 5 acree can be spat land 

contract. 179.900 

HELP-U-SELL of NWWC 464-8535 

342 Lafcafront Proporty 

INDIAN WOOO LAKE - exceptional 

iakefiom Cape Cod 3 badroom 4 

bam. dan t lamBy room, cuaaom 

mg dWanoa to Indian Wood Coun- 

try Club 1328.500 Snyder Kmnay 

Barmen 8 Keating. 844-7000 

DaRcmei Cualom 

Lakefrom on Wabaak Laka WMta 

bnck axlenor floor to oaMng atn- 

dowa overtookmq Lake Fv*i floor 

Maatar Bedroom Suite hee afeyBt 

tecum si earn shower and waBi-in 

doeeii. flnahad walk-out ToteBy 

Open floor plan. 8000 aq fl. 3 car 

attached (Wage, drculer drive 

Aakmg (1,400 000 

SPECTACULAR - Walnut Lakelront 

i i 1161I1I LJM^ • - /> 

woomnaw nmm scnoots 'oontampo- 

rary ahowplaca Skykghted ciaakiga, 

3 or 4 Bedroome. hugs Great Room 

Wim entortaanmanl center Maater 

Bedroom Surte has whirlpool, alal 

snower ubrary Kltchan 8 Braak- 

leroue -laws of th* 

k-out Loetor LM. 

3 car attached garaga Reduoad 

from $1,200 000 lo 1789.000 

Pteaee aa* tor. 

SYLVIA STOTZKY OF 

THE MICHIGAN GROUP 661-8808 

Or B taper raanbar. 278-4347 

Wall 3 beepa dial yota number 

METAMORA lekefroni home, by 

oaaner. beautiful home and aettmg. 

1125.900 CaB 

313-797-5710 

S LYON NEW SUBDiVISlON 

44 Country hoaweeltes (V» acre 10 1 

acre). 18 left Terms: Paymanu aa 

tow aa (300 per mo wtm NTH down 

136.003 and up Frae Brochure 

437-6340 

VACANT LOT 

IN SOUTHFIELD 

• doee 10 x-wey m buM up raaldan- 

nal araa. pncad tor quick um Buy 

now to buBd or tor future uae ea m- 

•eetmenl ecent 1000 sq ft Emitt- 

ing preaently toeaec 

LaKrit2-Wet>er & Co 

353-9494 

GREAT LOCATION on Mound RD 

near 14 MIM brand naw 3 store 

buaidmg Good 'or ar>, use SaM or 

Maaa 574-3042 

OUCE your OVERHEAD Shoner 

rental* 200 SF to 5000 SF auHe* 

rental r*ta* mckjde evaryttang 

ALSO AVAILABLE 

PENTHOUSE 

650 kjftol maapenena, gismorou* 

privacy. akyBtss. prtvata rastroom 

I C I PROPERTY CONSULTANTS 

477-2690 

BIRMINGHAM/BLOOMFIELO 

SubMaae SI or pan of 1.500 aq ft . 

stanmg al 150 aq ft 50 ft of 

window on Woodward at 16 Mas 

Shared cubicle apaca atsc svaasba 

540-6006 

BIRMINGHAM CLASS A BUILDING 

1 10 4 sangM offices avsBabM 

In shared • 

540-7836 

BIRMINGHAM DOWNTOWN 

Indudas parking. 748 Sq.Fi 

1ST 3 Months Rant Frae 

1749/month 646-6680 

BIRMINGHAM- MEDICAL-'DENTAL 

Prijfeaaicna buldmg 

2 turtea avaBabM Pnvala parking 

888-6744 

BIRMINGHAM- 717 S ETON 

250-1500 aq n.-windowed araa 

Utntiaa A Parking mdudad 

647-7077 

CITY OF PLYMOUTH' FOR SALE' 

FV*i WTM offered m over 30 year* 

376 S HARVEY opposite ARBOR 

HEALTH BUILDING OarsnOy * 

Dentist office aim an apartment on 

the aecond floor A supers locator 

•am unBmlted poaatoBtMa Zoned 

office 1155.000 

ROBERT BAKE 

Realtors 

453-8200 

PLYMOUTH - Main Street prima off- | 

•ca apaca privaM entrance tot* of 

parking 1,000 or 1,200 tq ft, tow 

rani 456-3232 | 

PRIME SOUTHFIELD | 

12 MILE RD A NORTHWESTERN 

369 InduttJWarehouM 

Sale/Li 

Contsrsnca room, -storage A good 

parking Secretarial A phone *ar- I 

vice* avaHabM on pi swwsas. Cal 

358-5670 

PROFESSIONAL office apaca for 

rent, 280 *q ft 10 700 *q ff Rani 

Martmg ai 1285 mo wrth mcaninra* 

Wis deaagn to suit Located on 

M-24. N of the PaMca Orion Town- 

amp 667-1433 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS - Just bring 

youraalf to our B'oomfield HSM off- 

ice Thsrs al be avaBabM 1 office, 

copier, furniture, kltchan area, law 

library conterenca room. faraanBe 

lanpf one wrvicaa and a aacretanai 

araa. CaB DI*M al 647-0830 

OOWNTOWN BIRMINGHAM 

600-1.200 aq ft of exceptional CMas 

A office apaca avaBabM Immediate 

occupancy m tha prime location 

Ameratiea mdude cathedral ceBkiga. 

•kyBght and prealiglou* entry One 

auitaiaft CaB Audy ai (313)433- 1100 

REDFORD OFFICE 

24821 Five Mile Rd 

iWeat o* Teaegraphi 

Two room private entrance tulle 

Plua bathroom and aie 

0 MB*. 1-800-544-3336 

382 Reel Eststs Wanted 

ABETTER DEAL 

Cash or Aaaumpoon 

ARCADE REALTY V) 

CASH TODAY 

OR 

GUARANTEED SALE 

AMOlflnFc 

Or Need Of I 

DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH 

2 office (Miss. 86C sq ft *nd 

1150 sq ft EncaBewf psrkmg 

Cal 455-7373 j 

EXECUTIVE SUITES AVAILABLE | 

inciudee apacaou* parkmg McBitiaa . 

i*i floor Experienced Seciaaam* . 

par sonaltzad phone ansaMrmg 

copying. UPS. fackimB* A word pro 

Redford Township 

24350 Joy Road 

(Ju*t West of TaMgrtpnt 

1.250 *q ft 11.050 par monm 

Ram mciuda* heal aar condltiooing, 

electricity, underground aecured 

parkmg Naw cvpal and band* 

Can Mary Ann Srwabcarak' 

CERTIFIED REALTY. INC 

(313)471-7100 

AUBURN HILLS 

Bioomfieid Orchard Apts 

Spaoou* 1 bedroom, •pertment* 

from 1440 00. mciuda* heel ga* A 

water Band* mckjdad Pool • laun- 

dry tacltflMt A more Shon ter-r. 

furnished units avskabM 

Open 7 day* 

332-1848 

BIRMINGHAM-Clean, sttrsclivs 

nawty renovsted 1 bedroom Walk 

to ahoppmg Heat, walar A carport 

1525 Cal Ann after 6PM 647-4234 

RETAIL A OFFICE apace irom 

1 000*q ft A up AvaHabM m Gar- 

dan City 6 Pfymoum Twp Rssson- 

abM rata* A flexibM larma CaI 

waekday* 2pm-5pm 426-0140 

notary 

HARVARD SUITE 

28350 SOUTHFIELD RO 

SUITE 122 

557-2757 

RETAIL OFFICE SPACE tor m m 

Prim* downtown Birmingham loca- 

tion. 3.400 *q ft wim *xecultve 

parking Cal 644-5530 

SOUTHFIELD SubMaae 2750 *q ft 

deluxe office 28211 Centra Pat 

Blvd AvsBabM anmsdaslsfy 

CsB (313)886-0500 

FARMINGTON : SOUTHFIELD Luxury i 

Century 21 

CASTELLI 525-7900 

LOON LAKEFRONT SoBB i 

MAX BROOCK 

SSBWSB Lovsky view on aaat 

pan Of BM Mm ItAJ OOO 348 5380 

New Construction 

Exclusively 

NANCY I 

>48 8860 OR 6 to-2867 

. l i t i M 

CARROLL 


Trt-LsuM aswia tor < 

••KPORJC 

C«»ITURY >1 TOOAY 

CASH TODAY 

OR 

Guaranteed Sale 

Aiss B ei Feraetoaxs 

Or Need Ol Raper 

Aak tor Jerry Borregard 

Century 21 

CHALET 477-1800 

F ARMING T ON HILLS OFFICE 

•ar axpreeawsy 375-2.700 aq ft sl 


Ortve. induslnsl Park tat Boor off- 

parsing 1140 monm 


10 Maa A 275 1.060 tq ft 

included 1875 476-7SOS 

AVAILABLE SHARED EXECUTIVE 

• I Quarter* Opan year 

I Ma* si mm Country R 

L OR PROFESaWNAL 

1 080-1000 »0OAR«Fl«T 

IMMEDIATE AVAKA8R fTV 

CERTIFIED REALTY. IMC 

471-7100 

Fsrwangton I 

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WESTLANO - wayma A Warran Rds 

Offics and madtoai aunea iMBirii 

2 mos Iras rsnt 

274-8388 or 278-3870 

BIRMINGHAM-IN TOWN 

670 Ann 1 bedroom carpeting. 

mtereom 1525 

BIRMINGHAM 

LINCOLN HOUSE APTS 

505 EAST LINCOLN 

• Spaooua 2 bedroom apartmerts 

- Convenient to downtown 

• Deluxe General Electric appkanca* 

• Cantral ar 

• Large men el* A storage area* 

ONE MONTH FREE 

545-2999 

BIRMINGHAM tovefy 1 bedroom 

1525 month .'"apeaeO, nawty Oaco 

'•'ad, bstcony or patio Credit ra 

port required 301 N Eton N of 

M*pM 358-2800 or eve* 648 '650 

BIRMINGHAM Oek wood V « o 

Oemxa 2 bedroom, cantral air 

patio *tor*g* room carport 

1800 1850 644-t786 

BIRMINGHAM'S 

BEST! 

LSI us tooa you Wim M hugs 2 

badroom apt * 1H both* tot* and 

tot* of act tf* PLUS a tut baaemeni 

and mudi much moral A charmmg 

coawnurat, m a baauMm aartmg 

Don t maa* out. caa noa* 

649-6909 

BUCKINGHAM 

MANOR 

You l be gMO you dKJt 

387 But.-Prof. Bldgs. 

Sale/LOOM 

Former U.S. Post Office 

For Rent 

Livonia, Ml 

6.000 sq ft of good open txntdtng 

spoce (Site sue 26.300 sq ft j Con tx> 

odapted to many uses Located at 

19276 Middlebett and Includes a 

•oodng dock area and 

ample oft street parkmg 

Cal V F Aigw«o(312) 765-530P 

OF »VT7*F? 

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f acRBsi torn Cantor 

222 S Hivef«K»e P»T»O SCIRE i ?00 

CMCogo. I A0606-A155

Thursday. October 31. 1991 O&E *1E 

Select ^Properties >Jeal Estate One. 

NOVI NOVI REDFORD 

NEW CONSTRUCTION ON V4 ACRE LOT. Balcony plus 2200 SQUARE FOOT HOME Huge family room wrth gas PERFECT STARTER OR RETIREMENT HOME Two 

2 skylights tn family room with fireplace, Jacuzzi in mas- fireplace, newe, carpeting, dining area wilh deck bedrooms, no-maintenance vinyl siding and on a large 

ter bath. Mehllat cabinets, high efficiency furnace, first overlooking wooded area-very pnvate yard. 4 large lot with many nice plants and trees A doll house! 

floor laundry, ceramic foyer and bathrooms. 4 bedrooms, bedrooms, 2 baths, attached 2 car garagel $51,000 261-0700 

$219,900 (PEB) 477-1111 $130,000 261-0700 

LIVONIA 

NORTH LIVONIA RANCH. On 625 acre wooded lot, 

fenced. Three bedrooms, attached 2 car garage, family 

room with full ledgerock wall fireplace Great potential. 

$85,500 477-1111 

LIVONIA PLYMOUTH 

SHARP 4 BEDROOM QUAD IN GREAT SUB. Lovely A LOT FOR A LITTLE - 3 oversized bedrooms. 1 car 

family home, part-inground pool, open floor plan, deck, detached garage, large basement for family fun. All this 

covered patio. Hardwood floors; near shopping, in the charming Plymouth area 

churches, x-ways. schools. Bring offers! $75,900 (J-01210) 455-7000 

$129,900 (MEAB) 477-111 

NOVI 

PAMPER YOUR AUTO! Park In this fully finished, 

heated, completely carpeted and tastefully wallpapered 

garage and then enter the luxurous 4 bedroom, 2'/? bath 

executive Colonial 

$199,500 - (ROU) 346-6430 

MILFORD PLYMOUTH 

CUSTOM BUILT TUDOR, one year new, 4 bedrooms. PRETTY CAPE COD Custom built, 4 bedrooms. 2V? 

2V4 bath, decorated in neutral tones, many upgrades and baths, ceiling to floor windows, brick wall fireplace in 

extras, minutes from town and shopping. All this on 2 57 living room and family room Hardwood pegged floors 

acres Furnace 85 central air '86 roof '83 

$239,000 (ALT) 348-6430 $169,900 (S-09456) 455-7000 

REDFORD 

WESTERN GOLF AREA Price reduced for quick sale! 

Four bedrooms. 2 baths. Cape style home, with 2 

fireplaces, central air. attached garage plus much more! 

$111,900 261-0700 

LIVONIA 

BUY A LIFE STYLE Lower end unrt Condo One bath 

great location in a stable, friendly location Join the other 

half Walking distance to shopping area and stores 

Many amenities! 

NORTHVILLE LIVONIA 

QUALITY & CHARM ABIDE in this beautifully maintained COUNTRY IN THE CITY This cute bungalow features 3 

Colonial. Home offers 4 bedrooms. ZV» baths, custom bedrooms and 2 baths, a large wooded lot and a 

fireplace and hand hewn mantle, hardwood floors, formal beautiful family room Great location at a great 

dining room. Anderson windows and roof. Central air. $84,900 261-0700 

$139,900 (R-00632) 455-7000 

£ 

RLDFORD 

WHAT A VIEW! This home has a gorgeous living room 

with natural fireplace, formal dining room with bay 

window, country kitchen, panelled library. 4 bedrooms, 2 

baths, 2-lavs. finished basement. 2 car garage 

$156,500 261-0700 

PLYMOUTH REDFORD 

EASY LIVING! This is a no-no! No painting, no fixing, no IF YOU LOVE TO ENTERTAIN - This is your home! Huge 

yard work in this convenient Plymouth townhouse living room' Formal dining room Large lot and property 

Featuring 2 bedrooms, 1Vi bath with updated kitchen, is well-kept. Newer eaves and roof, insulation added. 

Move right in! recently painted and lots of storage! 

$98,500 (M-42207) 455-7000 $115,000 261-0700 

CANTON 

OUTSTANDING RANCH 3 bedrooms. 2Vi baths, neutral 

carpeting. Country kitchen with new no-wax floor & lots 

of cupboards Professionally finished basement with bar, 

refngerator and bath Inground pool landscaped yafd 

$119,900 (S-07520) 455-7000 

CANTON 

WONT FENCE YOU IN! Four bedroom well updated 

farm house, all the country charm remains Two car 

garage, horses allowed Located on a well wooded 4.25 

acres in Canton Don't miss out 

$115,900 (C-03330) 455-7000 

CANTON 

STEP BACK IN TIME Farm house built during Civil War 

Renovated in 1978. Home offers 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, 

parlor with fireplace, leaded glass doors, windows, brick 

foyer, veranda, first floor laundry, 3 car garage 

$229,900 (H-50135) 455-7000 

NORTHVILLE 

PRESTIGOUS EDENDERRY This 4 bedroom Colonial 

features hardwood floors, updated kitchen, (2> 

fireplaces, spacious living room, formal dining room, 

abundant use of custom moldings Wooded lot 

$334,900 (P-45911J 455-7000 

WESTLAND 

YOU'LL BE WORLDS ahead when you purchase this 3 

bedroom brick Ranch Redecorated throughout, roof 5 

years, newer carpeting, Livonia Schools 

S64.900 326-2000 

GARDEN CITY 

ELEGANT RANCH LIVING. In this 3 bedroom bnck. 2", 

baths, rec room wilh wet bar and cedar closet, family 

room with fireplace, new carpeting and 2 car garage 

$93,900 326 2000 

REDFORD 

LOW DOWN PAYMENT FOR this clean and neat ranch 

with full basement one full bath and 2 car garage all on a 

tidy lot. Central air and country kitchen 

$62,500 326-2000 

WESTLAND 

BIGGER VALUE FOR YOU. In this 1.500 square foot 3 

bedroom aluminum ranch in Westland Featuring family 

room, formal dining room, 1 '•5 baths on main floor, full 

basement, 130 ft lot and inground pool Reduced' 

$77,900 326-2000 I 

LIVONIA 

CONVENIENT IS THE Word for this 3 bedroom brick 

Ranch, with full basement and 2 car garage Neutral 

throughout All appliances and new furnace 

$89,900 326-2000 

window in living room Extra wide driveway $136,900 (P-01259) 455-7000 wolmanized sun deck plus 2 car garage flail 

$75,900 261 0700 $137,900 

(0-07226) 455 7000 $85,900 (WfK) 851-1900 

-i, • om.'.ti. ' 

LIVONIA 

BURTON HOLLOW BEAUTY Charming is the onty way 

lo describe this 4 bedroom Cotonial 23*18 family room 

with fireplace is the heart of this home Decorated to 

perfection Cozy finished basement Numerous new 

Slfl.SOO 

Administrative 

851 2600 

Allen Park 

389-1250 

Ann Arbor 

90S 1616 

Birmingham 

646 1600 

Bioomfieid Hills 

644-4700 

Brighton 

227 5005 

Dearborn 

274 8911 

Dearborn Hts. 

565 3200 

261-0700 

CANTON CANTON REDFORD 

ALL THE BEAUTY OF PERFECTION Spacious 4 CENTRAL AIR - 4 BEDROOM COLONIAL Large lot. mce A GEM OF A HOUSE Meticulous care and upkeep 

bedroom Quad, quality designed Has brick ceramic tile landscaping, sprinkler system large family room with throughout this 3 bedroom vinyl s*ded home Extra 

in large open foyer, fireplace in family room, lovely bay fireplace 2'* baths make this a great buy at insulation, newer windows partitioned basement 


CLOSE TO SHOPPING 8 ENTERTAINMENT Within 

walking distance Three bedroom brick and aluminum 

Ranch with full basement and 2 car attached garage with 

70 x 112 tot What more could you ask for'' 

$89,000 281-0700 

Detroit Milford 

273 0800 684 1065 

Farmington Northville Novi 

477-1111 348 6430 

Farmington Mills Orchard Lake 

851 19CC 

Livonia Bedford 

261 0700 

3C3 33C7 

Plymouth Canton 

455 7000 

CANTON 

DREAMS DO HAPPEN 2600 sq ft 4 bedrooms 2"> 

bath Potomac Colonial All carpet neutral Wet bar and 

fireplace in family room Don't hesitate 

$142,900 (SW-46868) 455-7000 

Bochester Sterling Hts. 

652 6500 979-5660 

Boyal Oak Taylor 

548 9100 292 8550 

Southfield Lathrup Traverse City-Front 

St. Clair Shores 

296 0010 

• ^ » A • * MMA A 

|oi©| wfjow 

Trenton 

675-6600 

Troy 

528 1300 

Waterford Clarkston 

623-750C 

Traverse City-Garfieid West Bioomfieid 

(616)946 6667 681-5700 

Our 

RenlH 

Estate 

Hi AL TOSS 

C KI.il MM.iti- OIK- IIX 1991 

Westland Garden City ort.ee* th,o. 

326-2000 the Untied St Ate 

Belocation Information 

m *'°' wo " d c ' 

851 2600 

Other Michigan Locations 

(6 io) 946-4040 

Training Center 

356-7111 R«»i Estate One Inc

400 APT.. FOR RENT 

a a P ' - ' S : 

1 BEDROOM - $620 

2 BEDROOM* - $725 

"*«•»•»*•« AW* TI NO* 15 

04E THURSDAY. OCTOBER 31. 1991 

400 Apt*. For Rant 

BIRMINGHAM - 1 MO FREE RENT 

NM» TMMMTTT* ' BEDROOM APARV 

WNT JUM T O* MM RD W 

NEW KHCHAN. FCIAENN** A CARPX- 

"FL 

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The Perfect Place 

400 Apt*. For Rent 

BIRMINGHAM 2457 E MAC* 1 

NOG. MNDA. CENTRAL 

LETIEAAHAR WALK-IN 

1500 643-4426 

BIRMINGHAM. 2567 E MAPLE I 

with the Perfect Price Tag! 

C e d a r L a k e 

"Call for 

Fall Specials** 

Private Entrances 

INDIVIDUAL WASHERS.DRYER* 

Fireplace® 

DRAPE VMINI-BIINDS 

Microwaves 

SMALL PETS WELCOME 

ST OR TOO UTTTTTTLEE INCLUDED 

NO PM $475. 647-7079 

400 Apts. For Rent 

AUBURN HILLS 

BLOOMFIELD SQUARE 

AVOODALE SCHOOL DISTRICT 

•MMMOMAM- 1 O«A KIND. LARGE 2 

M.I I " 

MOVE-IN SPECIAL 

PORT, POOL. QUIET MET COMMUNITY, M- $480 - $545 

NO-CMFTY M*-»M0 

• 1 A 2 BADROOM APT* 

• APPROXIMATE* 650-1100 SQ FL 

• FREE HM A WM APARTMENTS 

348-1830 

• Carports 

• Exercise Room 

• Tennis Courts 

• Swimming Pool 

• Jacuzzi 

• Jogging Trail 

Located in Northville 

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OPEN: MON.-FRI. 9-6; SET. 12-4 

N o r t h r i d g e 

M e a d o w 

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I Private Balcony/Patio 

* Carport 

Resident Controlled Entrance 

* Vertical Blinds 

'Tennis Court 

* Starting at *500 

Call Today 

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Office Hours: M-F 9-7 

g jcj Sat 10-4 & Sun 12-5 

Located off 7 Mile Road, one mile 

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19439 Northridge Dr. 

Managed By 

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FULL SPECTRUM SELECTION 

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* 280-1700 

CANTON 

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IT 646-2703 

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LOCATED ON DOLE HWY 

PRE-WINTER SPECIAL 


757-1760 MON - FRI. »-5, SAL -SUN 1-5 

a pay no rent 

625-4800 

until 1/1/92 

FROM c INCLUDING 

Heat 

FARMINGTON 

CLAWSON/TROV 

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rwJa. atr. dletMrei 

Bar. must aee VTM.'mo 

274-4765 

Otice HR* Mon thru Frt 

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Between Grand River & 9 Mile on Halstead 


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L a k e f r o n t 

471-4848 

12 TO 5 SAT. ST SUN. 

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Cable TV Available 

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Ford Rd near 1-275 

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i Bedroom 

$565 

SA50 

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42711 Ford Rd 

471-5020 

Model open daily 1-6 NOVI 348-0540 > 

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FARMINGTON 

36870 Garfield 

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474-46S6 

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Lanore. naar Redtord Twp 

Very c»ge I bedroom with aapereie 

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dunwaahar 8 carpeting 

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FARMINGTON HILLS • I Oedr 1 & 2 BEOROOMS 


'dryer 8 bUnda included PLUS TOWNHOUSES 

I 8 2 bedroom api* e>attatMe lor 

immediate occupency Country Sv- 

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«ig. ret only i m»a Irom azpreeewey 1200 security S33-3137 or S32-OC38 FREE HEAT 

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apartment! located on Hiaiead Rd 

al Eleven MS* Prtvele antranca* NEAR 

INNING. 

individual weaner* dryer carport 

eqvapped under and beeemant 

DOWNTOWN aiorage Lighted parking and car- 

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m m and »maii pat* welcome 

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478-6808 Very large 1 bedroom units 

vrrth patio - $485 

477-4797 

FARMINGTON MILLS 


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REASONS! 

e 24 Hour Manned 

Gatehouse Entry 

e Attached Covered Parking 

e Kitchens With Windows. 

Breakfast Area 

• Loads Of Storage 

Private Laundry 

e Spectacular Grounds With 

Hi llv Ponds And Eiven 

Mature Trails 

e Indoor Arid Outdoor Pools 

And Jacurris 

• Special Thermal Wav* Pool Foi 

Therapy And Eaercise 

• 3 Lighted Tennis Courts 

e Planned Social Activities With 

Active Senior Participaiioo 

Ideal Location For Everything! 

At The Comer Of Grand River 

And Drake Just Seconds To I 96 

And I 275 Direct Rioutes To 

Airport Doevntoiarn, Birmingham. 

Southfield And Ann Arbor 

SPECIALS 

This Weekend Only! 

Cell Us For Even More Reasons 

That Muirwood Should Be 

W |~|,A 8 *-• T « 

478-5533 

Thursday October 31. 1991 OAE *3E 


Famngton Hat 

BOTSFORD PLACE 

GRAND RIVER - 8 MILE 

Behmd Botafora Hoepnal 

SPECIAL 

1 Bedroom lor $419 

2 Bedroom lor S589 

3 Bedroom lor $649 

PETS PERMITTED 

Smoaa Detector* metaaed 

Sangiee Macon* 

immadiele Occupancy 

A* Love Crmdrer 

M€AT 8 WATER 1NCLUOCO 

Ouiai preatiga addreaa av ano 

tonatg carpeting Hove 8 ratrigara 

lor a* jtabe* aicecn eiectncity •> 

Uuded Werm apart">ent» .aundry 

TaciMwa 

For mora information phone 

477-8464 

27883 Independence 




$899 MOVES YOU IN 

(ON SELECTED UNITS) 

Nam 1500 *q It J 4 3 DedroOrr 

townnouaa* n betna wapan 

maater becvoom suite maafar, 

etrym band* 8 covered parking 

Foxpointe 

Townhouses 

473-1127 

Managed by tartar Entarpriee* 

FAFIMiNGTON HIIXS SvUol *pa 

cioua 1300 *Q 2 bedroom cornerscar, 

*p< frivata eniiance calh» 

drei cauaig*. mmarw' dryar rmu 

t w a 2 lua bath* W?0 mo Nc 

•acunty dapoen A*» lo- Eric 

«7A-4»EI 443-2*EE 476-7790 

FARMINGTON MICLi BeautrtL. 

i 000 M " 2 bedroorn apanmenl 

Rr-rele entrance launflry room 

• mall eompi*« $700»HK>n»r 

I RoBcraat Apanmenti 3*ai2t 

Now Leasing Phase III 

Lakefront Units 

O n f77*c c f(\ttei« 

a c e ^ « 

Starting at 

s 610 

LAVISH 1 and 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT HOMES 

16 Contemporary 

floor plans 

Euro-styte cabtnatry 

Ceramic tile bath and 

tub enclosures 

Cathedral ceilings 

Individual washer and dryers 

Microwave ovens 

In unit storage 

Private covered pacing 

Fu«y equtpped-clubhouse 

worn-out room 

Aerobic classes 

Waikmg/jogging trail 

Sauna & lactirh 

Pool with lap markers 

• Tennis courts 

• VotteybaH p«t 

Diracfy accessible fo 

1-275 1-96. M M 

EXPERIENCE THE ELEGANCE OF... 

An exquisitely panoramic 105 acre community perfected on the shores 0> 

Lake Success nestled into scenic timbered views Park Place of Northville 

establishes a tradition of unsurpassed e*ce4«ence in apartment home living 

348-3600 

Mon -Fri. 9-6 

Saturday 9-5 

Sunday 12-5 

BIG AS A HOUSE 

3 Bedroom Townhomes 

THE CHOICE IS YOURS! 

1 MONTHS FREE RENT 

O&E Thursday. October 31. 1991 

Thursday. October 31. 1991 O&E *5E 


400 Apts. Foe Rent 

400 Apt*. For Rool 

400 Apts. For Ront 


400 Apt*. For Root 400 Apia. For Root 

MAHOW 

3i'A>. M 

^JOW ?NR 

NSADM .U 

TR3ROR S badroom townhouses. 

7* bain*. eNrlpool tub. fu» baaa- 

manl. 2 car attacnad gaaga Prom 

$1500 

C O V I N G T O N C L U B 

14 Maa ft MKKBabafl 

861-2730 

Managed by Kaftan Enierpriees Inc 

FARMING TON HILLS-HSet| deco 

rated I badroom at $445 1 months 

carpetmg and aa Cabta 

No security deposit de. 

cantral Hi. SOW Bonus Iraa heefth 

dub accaaa avaHabM 

661-2200 

FARMINGTON MANOR 

Newly decorated studio & 1 

badroom apartmanta starting al 

$3M now available Carpeted verti 

cal Mnd*. cantral aa appaancaa 

No pats Carcorl Iraa lor 1 year 

Call. 474 2552 

G R A N D O P E N I N G 

H E R E ' S S O M E T H I N G T O G E T 

Y O U M O V I N G ! 

2 Bedroom? Bath Villas 

1. 2 and 3 Bed Apts 

Washer & Oryer in unit 

v p « > » n 

1*450 

24-hour Gatehouse 

Swimming Pool 

Tennis Court 

Fitness Center 

FREE HEAT 

Dearborn Heights area at 

Beech Dtfy south of Cherry Hill 

5 6 2 - 3 9 8 8 

C a n t e r b u r y 

W O O D S ~ 

FURNISHED EXECUTIVE APTS. AVAIL. 

Ask About Our 1 arid 2 Bedroom Special 

WOODCREST VILLA 

A P A R T M E N T S & A T H L E T I C C L U B 

Spacious 1 & 2 bedroom apartments, each with 

a fireplace, mini-blinds and balcony or patio 

Private athletic club featuring year-round 

indoor-outdoor pool, sauna, steam bath, 

whirlpool and exercise room Secluded setting 

amidst woods and duck ponds Pets welcome 

Senior citizen discount 

2 6 1 - 8 0 1 0 

CONVENIENTLY LOCATED OFf #»YM RD 

BETWEEN WASHES i JOY NEAfl THE WESTLAND SHOPPING MAU 

RENTAL OEFICE AND MOOCl OPEN ID A M L»U 

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 

( / ) c a / u w r / t 

' / / CA'/ 


$ 8 6 5 M o v e s You In 

(ON SELECTED UNITS I 

1600 sq.ll 2 badroom garden apea- 

ments 2 badroom lownTioueee mtn 

full baaamanl* 2 bain w"we*-m 

closets. covered parking, aasfter/ 

dryar. vsmcai bands attended gate- 

nouaa. and a 24 hoia monitored in- 

trusion and lira Marm 

S U M M I T A P T S . 

NORTHWESTERN ft MIOOLEBELT 

626-4396 

Managad by Kaflwi Entarpriaaa. inc 

FARMINGTON HILLS- SutMal 2 

badroom. 2*a bams all sppaancas 

'alarancaa. no sacurRy deposit 

Other incentives 473-0015 

FARMINGTON PLAZA APTS 

31625 Shiawassee 2 

nee kitchen ft appaancaa Haal *ur- 

mehed. pool. $540/mo 47S-6722 

Gardan CHy araa 

CEOARWOOO APARTMENTS 

Spacious I ft 2 badroom apart- 

ments, moia in lor S400. for aua* 

lad appHcani* 326-5382 

FARMINGTON 

$499 Moves You In 

(ON SELECTED UNITS) 

Larga 1 ft 2 badroom* Clean, quiet 

community Haal mdudad 

Orcherd Laka Rd , N ol 8 Mi 

VILLAGE OAKS APARTMENTS 

474-1306 

Managad by Kaftan Entarpriaaa Mc 


Specious 2 badroom 2 bam with 

fwsplece Naw krtchen sppbancas 

fun sua washer ft oryer bunds Can 

Tral ft covered parking $869 

661-2200 

CjRflMWJILLE 

T O W N H O U S E S 

•Jftving at it's Finest! 

t r i s t o l 

I S O 

ATTRACTIVE 

O N E & T W O 

OR O OM 

TS • • 

A P A R T M E N T S 

from 

1 4 0 5 

a 

I k 

CONVENIENTLY LOCATED NEAR 

E X P R E S S W A Y S A TWELVE O A K S MALL 

On Beck Rd . JuO North of Ponftar Trail n Wixorn 

6 2 4 1 3 8 8 

OPEN MON FRI 9-6 * SAT 10 5 • SUN U 

fqiwl Hmnmg Opportunity J 

.. in Downtown Northville 

Experience MainCentre's unique one & 

fwo bedroom and loft apartments 

(313) 347-6811 

Open Mon.-Sat. 9-5 Sun. 11 -5 

located at the comer of Main & Center Streets 

in downtCNvn Northville 

A Singh Development 

W a y n e w o o d 

C A P A U I M I S I N ) 

1 9 9 1 Special 

(Limttod Time) 

$ 7 5 O F F * 

1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments 

N O W 

1 ' 3 9 5 & ' 4 7 0 

Bright. Airy, Extra-large Rooms 

Heat & Vertical Blinds included 

Ceiling Fan Bedroom or D4mng Area 

•737 N. WAYNE RO. 

WESTLANO 

3 2 6 - 8 2 7 0 

C D 

* n aft Uriel* I 

A u t u m n R i d g e 

SPACIOUS 1 & 2 BEOROOM APARTMENTS 

E X C I T I N G N E W F I T N E S S C E N T E R 

I N C L U D I N G A E R O B I C S 

. Ptu Welcome 


• Vert>cii Bunas 

. Wisher 'Di yet hook-up 

• Sei< cteamng °** n 

S 

FROM 

I =r 

5 1 5 

F R E E H E A T 

3 9 7 - 1 0 8 0 

* Open 7 day* 

Cherry Hill at 1-275 

Canton Township 

F U R N I S H E D E X E C U T I V E A P T S . AVAIL. 


14 MM ft Orchard Laka Rd 

Townhouses & Spacious 

Apartments 

2 & 3 Bedroom Units 

From $785 

HEAT INCLUDED 

H U N T E R S R I D G E 

8 5 5 - 2 7 0 0 

F A R M I N G T O N / 

L I V O N I A 

GAROCN CITY Ford/MsddMbefi 

2 beoroom. av. carpat. appkancas 

i tecetty J4»J mo in 

ASK ABOUT SPECIALS ^ 

GARDEN Cm Spacious 1 bad 

room on If* many •ilr»a 


Spacious 2 Badroom 2 bam wm 

fireplace New kltchan appliances 

kill ana wssftsr ft dryar bands Cen- 

tral ft covered parking M6S 

661-2200 

G A R D E N C I T Y 

Ford'Middlebell A/as 

Spaoous 1 badroom apanmanls 

Amanltias inckjda 

• Owna> Paid Haal ft Watar 

• Cantral Air 

• inlarcom Syatam 

• Gar bag* Disposal 

• Laundry FacWDaa 

• Wmdoa Traatmanta/Mira Bland* 

From $410 montrMv 

CALL ABOUT OUR PALL SPECIAL 

GARDEN CITY TERRACE 

522-0480 

DELUXE 

LARGE 1 ft 2 BEOROOM APTS 

HEAT INCLUDED 

- He* wtiita lormice krtcnan ft vanity 

- Vertical Blind* 

- inlarcom 

- 0>sn»aanar SeK-clearung Ovan ft 

Range Froat-hee Ra«ngarato». 

Micro-wave 

. Swimming Pool - Cfcibhouae 

Marriman Rd lOrcnard Laka Rd ) 

Jusi ibfe S m« Mas Rd 

MERRIMAN PARK APTS 

477-5755 

Scctsdate clparfmenfs 

Newburqh between Joy A Warren 

F R O M ^ S 

F A L L 

S P E C I A L S 

4 4 0 

Dearborn Heights 

Finest Community 

Peaceful, Established Community 

Clubhouse and Pool 

1 Bedroom, 2 Bedroom 

ft 2 Bedroom Townhouses 

from just $440 

Perfectly located 

on Inkster Rd. I 

block*. ofCherr> 

Hill 

Open Monday thru | 

Saturday 9-5; 

Sunday 11-4 

2 7 8 - 1 5 5 0 " I I CWERR* "ILL 

DEARBORN WEST 

F R E E H E A T 

MICROWAVE 

1 B e d r o o m " R a n c h H o u s e " 

s 4 4 0 

2 B e d r o o m " T o w n h o u s e " 

$ 5 2 0 

3 B e d r o o m " T o w n h o u s e 

s 5 9 5 

M A I N C E N T D E 

Apartment Living on the 

Grand Scale 

Pool • Spacious Rooms • Clubhouse 

iir Conditio 

rtioning • 1VS Baths 

WES7 Of PERRY AT WALTON NEAR * 75 

ADJACENT TO AUBURN HILLS 

FREE HEAT FREE C O O K I N G G A S 

VERTICAL BLINDS 

1 & 2 Bedroom • 1 Vi Baths • Central Air 

• Pool • Laundry & Storage 

• Tennis • Carport • Clubhouse • Cable Ready 

Model Open 9-5 Dally 

12-5 Weekends 

T 2 L I E R 4 5 5 - 4 3 0 0 

'Limited t*ne &is«J ort 12 mo occupancy ME» residents only 

• W E S T L A N D • 

H U N T I N G T O N 

O N T H E H I L L 

M O V E I N S P E C I A L 

1 S T M O N T H F R E E 

C e n t r a l A i r * D i s h w a s h e r 

Vertical B l i n d s • F r e e H e a t 

Short Term Leases Available 

A n n A r b o r Trail 

(W. of Inkster) 

4 2 5 - 6 0 7 0 

Mon.-Fri. 9-6; Sat. A Sun. 12-4 

*1 MONTH FREE RENT 

DEARBORN HEIGHTS 

1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments 

from $ 5 2 5 

R I V E R O A K S 


2 7 1 - 4 6 4 9 

Mon.-Fri. 9-5 

'Limited time. Select Units. 

New Residents upon signing 

a 13 month l< 

Sat. 9 : 3 0 - 2 : 3 0 

(=1 

• W E S T L A N D • 

WILDERNESS 

PARK 

APARTMENTS 

Warren Ave v* mile E of 

New Burgh Minutes 'rem 

Westiana Man i other major 

shooomg centers 

Spacious 1 000 sq - ft 2 bedroom apartments 

with 1 or 2 Oaths private laundry room 

vertical blmas dishwasher balconies or patios 

Cats allowed 

ASK ABOUT OUR SPECIALS! 

Senior Citizen Discount Available 

4 2 5 - 5 7 3 1 

Mon Sat 10-6: 

Sun 12 6 

THE GATE TO GREAT LIVING! 

FROM 

' 3 8 0 

• Great Location 

• Spacious 

Apartments 


• Central Air 

Conditioning 

• All this and 

More Come and 

See for Yoursell 1 

APARTMENTS 

|| I / • I 

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r 

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9 

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On Ponliac Trail |uat Waal ot Back Road 

Mon. • Fri 9 - « • Sat IO - S - Son 1 1 - S 

- 1 3 8 8 

'Rantal Off l ea at Brlatol Squara Apartmanti 

on Back Road |uat North ot Pontisc Trail 

• EQUAL MOUSING OPPORTUNITY 

D M M 1 

lakfjpointf W l a g p 


'PL>MCXJTH MICHIGAN 

ONE « TWO BEDROOM APARTMENTS 

R A N / % DO' 

^ mown INCLUDES: 

HOE Gas Heat 

'ana WATAR 

Porcn or Balcony 

Swimming Pool 

Community Bldg 

Basamant Storage 

Call Man agar a l 

453-1597 

OPEN DAIL Y 

AND SUNDAY 

PLYMOUTH/CANTON 

V i f f y f i t S f v i r r ' 

Apartments 

— 

2 BED: ROOM SPECIAL 

' M t l m l M f f i ' M 

aa* h a U Y v f e l M 

1" I 

c 

Grand 

Opening Offer ) 

YOU'LL 

LOVE IT! 

All Brand New - Scenic - Ideally Located 

Rent from S| 

per month 

Ask About Our Move-In Special 

2 Bedroom Deluxe Units 

EVERY UNIT INCLUDES: 

- Washer and Dryer 

• Window Treatments 

• Deluxe Cabinets and Appliances 

• Sound Protection 

• Greal Floor Plan 

• and much more! 

Located oft Hannan RD Just north of Michigan 

only IS rmle East of I-275 

Model Open 

Daily 12-5 except Th & Son 

326-1530 

Business Office 

Weekdays 8-5 

399-4642 

77 beautiful acres of park 

and recreational paths Four 

Seasons of activity with 

comfortable living IN a special 

neighborhood atmosphere in 

Farmington Hills ExceWently 

serviced and maintained I 

and 2 bedroom apartments 

and townhouses Easy and 

quick access to 1-96 a nd 

1-275 - direel routes io the 

MR port downtown Detroit and 

Birmingham Southfteld areas 

9 Mile Road 1"? miles west of 

Farmington Road 

*aafan and OYVT r carta* I 

A UZNIS DEVELOPMENT 

CALL TOOAY 

478-4664 

month no pata 

including 

ITS, S4LFI 

477 5448 

GAROCN CITY _ 

pals, kitcnan appnanoaa NO pati 

1 /aar laasa S3S5 par monm 

I 422-4030 or 455-3039 

GARDEN CiTY - 1 bad'oom 

indudaa haat 1 watar lmrrwc.au 

occupancy S410 par month MO 

pata Ca« tor Ostaala 43 7 -084* 


NEW 1 BEDROOM 

With ftraplaca. induUaa waanar « 

T>ryai all kltcfian appaancaa WMedroom apti 

starting at only $495< Too good to 

be 1rue7 wait' there s more 

• Vertical Bunas 

• Fu*y equipped kitchens 

• Private paiioi' balcony 

• Great location - near 96 696 4 275 

• Only $300 security deposit 

349-8200 

Limited tuna ofler 1 can now they 

won 1 last long' 

NOVI RIOGE 

On 10 Mile between Novi 4 

Meedowbrooa Ros 

Madison Heights 

GREAT APTS. 

GREAT 

LOCATIONS 

$50 Security Deposit 

For 1 Bedroom Apts 

RENT INCLUDES 

HEAT 

CALL FOR 

SUPER SPECIAL 

ON FIRST MONTH S RENT 

t monm or l year lease n»e» mam 

tamed Nawty decoraied >eeturea 

Air conditioning refrigerator 'ange 

•moae detectors laundry lacanwa 4 

antra tic age Swimmaig pool 

ALSO 2 BEDROOM APTS 

LEXINGTON 

VILLAGE 

PET SECTION AVAILABLE 

I badroom apts kom |E45 

1-75 and 14 MAE 

585-4010 

PRESIDENT 

MADISON APTS. 

I Bedroom Apis $45C 

I Block ( a« John A 

Juei S al Oakland Maa 

585-0580 

H A H L O A P T S - 

juai N tt I» Mas 

Oppoeaa OM rack Cana» 

939-2340 

400 Apt*. For Ront 


400 Apt*. For Ront 400 Apt». For Rent 

400 Apt*. For Rent 400 Apt«. For Rent 400 Apia For Rent 

LIVONIA 

Suburban Luxury 

Apartments 

2 Bedroom -1550 

ONE MONTH FREE RENT! 

Carpeted throughout appaancaa. 

MU conditioning Heal 

mded r 

14950 I 

728-4800 

LIVONIA - 7 MILE RD 

1 & 2 Bedroom 

Starling at $575 

aa waahar 4 dryer M each 

apartment Carpeting, varlicai 

binds, deluxe appaancaa baloony 

patio awinvmng pool, tanma COWLS 

community room Near shopping 

CANTERBURY PARK 

7 maa Rd comer Mayftmd beta ear 

Farminglon 4 Merriman Rds 

473-3983 775-8206 

Model open DENY 9-5 

a reap* Wedneaday 

Maadoeu ooa * 10 Mae 

Tree Top Meadows 

$70 PER M0, 

RENT REBATE SPECIAL 

Ca* lor DetaiM 

REDFORD TWP 

LOLA PARK MANOR 

A charrrang A QUIET apartment 

community tn Redtord towneMp haa 

a spacious I badroom apartment 

apartments leaiura oversized 

rooms large bale on, or patio, oan- 

trsl air. deluse urtchena vertical 

bimds, double bath Beaut Itui 

grounds, walk MO distance to anop- 

caa OI 

:MO 

pmg 4 places of worship 

NorthvtBe 

TREE TOP 

LOFTS 

One bedroom apartment 

kitchen, walk-M closet, oelcony 

central av $495 "no EMO 

Located «I tha cory v«aga OI North- 

viae Close lo shopping 4 aipreea- 

ways on Novi Rd just N ot 8 Mas 

THE BENEICKE GROUP 

348-9590 347-1690 

1 to 3 eapreeeweys Leaae EM 

Seniors welcome 

2 Bedroom from $595 

Call for appointment 

THE BENEICKE GROUP 

348-9590 347-1690 

FREE HEAT 4 WATER 

Swimming pool and picnic araa 

Cable TV 4 Carports available 

UNDER J500/M0 

Please celt 

255-0932 

PLYMOUTH - AFFORDABLE Sana* 

Citizen Spedats Spadoue 1 4 2 

community W«K lo flopping Cen- 

tral aar doftwaahar. rartlcal bands 

carpon, pool Avadabia to quaktkeo 

453-6811 

ROCHESTER 

1 4 2 bedroom apanmerrta 4 town 

HO m il Marling si $435 Meet 4 wa- 

ter mdudad Garbage diapoeei re- 

ingerator range 4 carpel Laundry 

tecwtiea and storage room lor 

apartment Laundry hook -up in 

651-9751 

ROCHESTER 

CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN 

2 specious bedrooms rem includes 

heat watar appaencee laundry 4 

cony or patio 

HOP! 

On The Opportunity 

Of Great Living 

At a Comfortable 

Price! 

SOUTHFIELDS 

CARLYLE 

TOWER 

Excellent central location 

SPECIAL OFFER 

$99 1st Mo Rent Special 

to the ttrst 10 appkcarita on 

2 Bedroom 2 Bath Apertments 

• 3 Bedroom 2 Belh Apartment 

SOUTMFIELO Brand new kwury 

apartments For mailed and untur 

iiahed apartments available 

kaeher dryar m every apartment 

Pool, hoi tub and Mneea center 

Controaed arraea enlry end cov- 

ered periling Eaay acceaa to The 

Lodge Open oe*y 9-6 Sorry no 

pels Cad wes1em Hwy 4 Telegraph Rd 

Village Green 

of Southfield 

356-6570 

SOUTHFIELD* 

NORTHAMPTON APARTMENTS 

Deiuia • 4 2 bedrooms 

Lahser Roed'Crvtc Center Drtve 

Special* 356-1538 

SOUThFiElD 

$555 

• Clear qmei ' Bedroom 

• Walk-ir close's 

• Free Heet 

• Covered Parking 

• 24 tv monitored intrusion alarm 

12 MI* 4 I 

TWYCK INGHAM VALLEY 

356-4403 

Managed By "after Enterpnaea tnc 

SOUTHFIELD 

1 Bedroom Apts. 

From $438* 

HEAT INCLUDED 

HIDDEN VALLEY 

APARTMENTS 

358-4379 

Mon -Fri 9-5 Sal 9-Noon 

• Lvnded lime «rsi 8 months al a 1 

YEER leeae New reisdent 

UMNS 

SOUTHFIELD 

12 Mae W ai lalegieph 

1 Bedroom Apartments 

FROM $388- 

HEAT INCLUDED 

TEL-TWELVE PLACE 

APARTMENTS 

SOUTH LTO*l 

Brookdale 

Apartments 

Freanfy decorated ' 4 2 bedrooms 

FROM $429 

6 MONTH LEASE AVAILABLE 

• Specious Rooms • Central AV 

• Covered Parkmg - Beeuttfm Pool 

- Sundeck • Clotmoose 

• Laundry Fecwtiee 

Corner ol 9 Mils 4 Pontlac Trs* 

open Mon thru SAL 

437-1223 

SPACIOUS 1 BEDROOM 1 000 K 

ft apartment home mdodea lull 

aa* meaner 4 dryer carport. 12 fl 

balcony, weediest nook walk-m 

doeet. Bends throughout Presti- 

gious W Bioomfieid Can Aiding- 

brooks Open deny 661-0770 

S Lyon 

PONTRAIL 

APARTMENTS 

$100 Move-in Special 

1 Month FREE 

& FREE HEAT 

1 Bedroom $390 

2 Bedroom $465 

Ask about our Senior Program 

Swvnmtng Pool 

Laundry Faculties 

Beicomes or Patios 

• intercoms 

• Dishwssners 

• DISPOSERS 

• Aw Conditioning 

• Window treetmenta/Verticsi bunds 

Cloee To Shopping 4 Eipresswsys 

From $495 

VILLAGE APARTMENTS 

362-0245 

Apartments 

menl before, or are sOdul to laaia 

your parents nome. we have the ide- 

al place tor yout 

ONE 6 TWO BEDROOMS 

Ceretree no lawn to cut or maintain 

2 bedroom/2 

$450 - $4»s | bath apartments. . 

everything e»cepi 

none Cal lor an 

BIRMINGHAM 

ot any kind Jom our other 122 real- 1 SDBCIOUS 

dents sveady living wtth us at War-1 

sq ft 

floor! 

month Days 

elect nelly 4 telephone 

appt et 

427-1997 

WALLED LAKE 

Affordable leketront kvmg Heel in- 

cluded Only $395 Hurry Only 1 | 

len Ce* After 6pm 25S-7221 

WALLED LAKE AREA 

Hew* Lsaa Apertments 1 4 2 bed- 

rooms La»e prr, lagit f«hmg Bal- 

conies central mt rec 'oom e» 

ercrae ' oom sauna tennis ctxirl 

free storage -ebi* TV 

Call About Ovv Monthly Specials' 

624-5999 

WATERFORD 

No *ecu"fy «3eooai? • 2 Dedroom 

2 Oath Irving »u«ur> umti 

1520 Per Month 

HATCHERY WOOD APT 

673-7335 

437-3303 

TROY AREA 

Buckingham Square 

now has 1 bedroom 

apartments available. 

Please call: 649-5660 

TRO» AREA-510 N Rochester 1 

bedroom carpetmg bunds sppa- 

ences Heat included Storage 

647-7079 

$435 per mo 

TROY/CLAWSON 

New England Place Apartments 

special Offer 1st month rent 50% 

oft end no aecxvtty depoait 2 mnee 

sest ot Bvmmgnem Woodbi*mng 

" -apiece* nasi 4 wetei mduded 

T 000 aq ft 2 badroom $570-$590 

For rental M format ion ca* 435-5430 

7RO 1 * - Larga 1 and 2 Bedrooma. 

also studios Hast wstsr benda in- 

cluded Special move m cost 

162 1940 or 544-3516 

T»OV -CLAWSON'ROT AL OAK 

One-Slop spsrtmani shopping 

Come S^mday Nov 3rd !pm-4pm 

Oftsce buadmg al 4000 Crooks Roy 

al Oak or cea lor 

appointment Petal Aak' 

AMBER APARTMENTS 

280-1700 

TRO* CLAWSON 

WALDEN GREEN APTS 

1 4 2 badroom apartments from 

$460 par month Nae> downtown 

Bvmmgnem 4 shoppings "HI 0>E 

N ot 14 MA E D Crooks 

WAYNE - ColumOos Apts 

1 4 } Bedroom apartments Freehn. 

psmtsd with app«ancae $37 5,'425 

plus depoait 326-5207 

WAYNE 1 Bedroom apartment 

$395 pei month indodaa heat wa- 

ter appkencas and new carpet 

531-9171 or 729-1997 

WAYNE - l 4 2 Bedrooms irom 

$360 $450 Specie, no security 

i rsat location Call Bat 

30am-4 30pm Mon-Fn 

WESTLAND 

TOWERS 

WOW 

Endless Summer 

1 & 2 bedroom hign-nse. 

with exceptional balcony 

views Indoor HEATED 

pool 

tennis, within walking dis- 

tance to Westland Mall 

NO HEAT 

BILLS! 

721-2500 

Raaort class pool 

Full size washers 

& dryers 

Mini Minds 

Anached garages 

Patios & balconies 

Private condomlrUm 

style entrances 

Woodburning fireplaces 6 

cathedral ceilings 

Easy acceaa to 1-696 

Rentals from ..$770 

Downtown private 

lath. 1 TOO 

qi*ry taa 

$1.8$0 par 

546-3200 

M M W 

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1 bee poms 

$1,000 A' Dec 1. 

WESTLANO - venoy 4 

Badroom apartment 

III/MI ! month mdodss neat and 

I 326-2770 

737-4510 

A VWage Green_ CommnRy 

402 Furnished Apts. 

For Ront 

BIRMINGHAM 

American suites 

- snort Term Rentals trom 

$35 day mcSudmg utsmea 

• FU«Y F jrmanad 

• Housekeeping/Lmsr Service 

- Continental Break fasi 

• Dinner Optional 

• Cable TV 

• 24 Hour Security 

• Carpon 

BIRMINGHAM - M TOWN 

I 3 Badrooma 1'1 BAMS Short term 

11 lOO/mo «MraB6-360C 

or AEAR 6 FP7-4718 

BIRMINGHAM M TOW»« - I 

porary 2 badroom. I* aal 

dack. a* applanraa 2 car gerage 

tun Beeement |tae5/mc 

625 Ridgadais Jarrjr#S4-1576 

WAYNE - 1 4 2 bedroom stove re- j 

fngarator includes heat $350 4 

$400 mo - security deposit 

Call Agent 563 9665 

WESTLANO - aft active 1 badroom 

apt iGlenwood - Venoyi New stove 

•etngerstor carpal Low mova-m 

cost $395 mc 274-6202 

WESTLAND stlrsctlve 6 month 

sop leaaa specious 2 Badroom 2 

bath laundry m urvt ITMCOWSVS M- 

mediets occupsncy $605 454-9629 

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FOR THE HOLIDAYS 

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UNTIL 1/1/92 

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BUT WE THINK 

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ol 1 4 2 bedroom apts 

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From $350" 

HEAT INCLUDED 

Window Treatments 

4 Microwaves 

HINES PARK 

APARTMENTS 

425-0052 

Mon -Fn 9-5 Sal 4 SIM 10-5 

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unfuntafed i Bedroor 

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Cnerry Mai W ol Mw w w 

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BIRMINGHAM 

645-0420 

Birmingham Downtown 

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Furnished & Unfurnished 

Starts at $32 50/Day 

UTILITIES INCLUDED 

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_

e c * O&E Thursday. October 31, 1991 

How interested are you 

in selling your home? 

Interested enough to spend a few 

moments and discover the best place to 

advertise the fact that your home is for 

sale? 

Good. We knew you were intelligent. 

In fact, more than 40% of our readers 

have college degrees or better * 

And if knowlege is power, let's look at a 

few powerful facts: this newspaper, the 

one you're reading right navx, reaches 

some of the most affluent households in 

Wayne and Oakland counties: 

FACT: When you advertise with us you will 

reach 9 out of 10 adults in the Observer & 

Eccentric market area who have reafy 

weekly classified advertising.* 

FACT: 91% of the adults in our market area 

who had read classified advertising in the 

past seven days had read it in the 

Observer & Eccentric*. 

By the way, did you know that all those 

little ads in the back of this newspaper— 

the ones placed by people like you—are 

published in all 12 newspapers? 

Therefore, when you advertise anything 

from a horn to a home, you will 

automatically reach this huge, interested 

reading audience, 

îMSIhtn $15,000 V 5.000-124.999 $?5 000*34 990 135 000-(49.999 SSO.OOO or mon 

HOUSEHOLD INCOME 

» 

That's a median household income of 

more than $ 50,000—$10,000 more than 

the income of the people who don't read 

our newspapers.So When you advertise in 

your Observer & Eccentric newspapers, 

you not only reach thousands of smart 

people, you reach people with 

substantial incomes. 

Now, that's something to smile about. 

Our circulation area has 90% home 

ownership and look at the value of our 

reader's homes: 

So, we can offer you one quarter of a 

million adult readers and a very rich 

market, what else do we have for you? 

How about an award-winning 

newspaper— a newspaper that people 

trust and look forward to reading? One 

that reaches 25 communities with 

important local news that's not available 

anywhere else. 

That's us. 

What else can we say? We've had years 

of experience in publishing newspapers 

and are proud of our record for 

successfully putting home buyers in touch 

with home sellers. 

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Thursday. October 31. 1991 O&E * 

404 Houeee For Rent 

FfRNOALE I U N I Hdton wee 2 

badroom Baaamanl no p m Ava* 

sOto Dec 1 $640 par monm Leeve 

M M N O 

GARDEN CITY - Beautiful 2 MO 

room, toiady remodeled new car- 

pel new kitchen 1 bain. 1st floor 

laundry garage. lenoed MM. $S75 

GARDEN CITY 

moe 4 bedroom Bungalow deck ft 

garage J750'mo 425-8573 

GARDEN CITY 

Smaa 1 bedroom, no garage 

$365 month • uiaities 

427-9746 

GAROEN CITY - 3 bedroom, carpel 

mg. appaancaa curtems. Baaemeni 

garaga, Drool ol smptoyment 

no part 459-82*8 

GARDEN CITY 

3 badrooma, baaamenr. 2'* car ga- 

rage. fenced yard. $72S/mo 

77 V 1526 Deeper 406-0137 

—HOMES FOR RENT-- 

Tradilional 4 bedroom m an araa of 

fine homea with Birmingham 

schools an* io Harlan and Derby* 

Mew kitchen counter tops furnace 

canirsl air and carpetmg New floor 

in k«chen and foyer to be mstaded 

Lawn and snow maintenance 

$2.300/mo H-193586 

Executive colonial near Sac red 

Heart Living room haa 6 * 12 x*ar> 

urn. library. famdy room with ftra- 

placa Birmingham schools Long 

term available $2 000'mo H- 

1*7709 

Wing Lake privileges and private 

acre tatting Three badrooma 2'-» 

bdth* al appiiancae • rear leeae 

f 1.200/mo H-186*05 

Adam* Wood* condo Pinacrea' 

model Elegent unit with fmiehed 

lower lave! eieroae room lecuzzi 

Custom mirrored Two fireplaces 

S2 000/mo H-191139 

HANNETT. INC. 

REALTORS 

646-6200 

404 Houni For Ront 

REOFORO TOWNSHIP 4 badroom 

cape cod. 1'A balm new dwnwaarv. 

ar no pata. credit check. 1700 

month. M80 security 422 3*61 

ttOfOHBTWP 

Home mtormalkxi oanter hm 

Free rental nouamc 

Cad 937-2171 

board 

REOFORO TWP 

1 badroom bnck rsnoh baaemeni 

$525 »«25 

aacurlty Reterencee 427-73** 

REOFORO TWP 3 badroom Beae- 

ment fencad yard • MHe.in.rlw 

area $*7 5 month plus security 

471-5236 

ROCHESTER - Eiceaerii oca*or ft 

neighborhood Charming 3 oad- 

•ooma 114 batha. baaemeni a« tf 

pkancee. garage $950 651-0396 

ROCHESTER MILLS Bnck rench 2 

barge badrooma • ' « * « ooaeta. 2 

h* bathe all appaancee. central akr 

$1200'mo 650-0648 

ROCHESTER WILLS 3 badroom 

naw custom rench baaemeni ga- 

' Of montn Zsii • 4 , omt êpoei - Ho • 

o• vnofcmg 

®ft®r 6pT se«-02a3 

NAPLES FLORIOA 2 bed 2 beli^ , PLVMOLITH . Wat share my .deer. 3 

Miy aquoped condo with pool 3 Bedroom coMariar wrm Bdy. reaper 

mo itaramum Cloee to shop- I WOia adu" Nc ehildran 

p«g ft go" couraas 346-0733 \ $335 . na« utun.es 459-6 161 

RESERVE NOW" 

4 bedrom. Chalet at base of Nub* 

Noc 546-8464 Help-Li-Sea of S I 

Oakland 

REDFORD AREA 3 Bedroem oom. 

10 share $250 month Security re- 

guved Middle eoad lemaM pre- 

terred Caa after 4 PM 53a-S6K. 

SHANTY CREEK Schuse Mountain ROCHESTER HILLS Clean con- 

Chalet. < badroom 2 -1 oatti Temporary nomt pnvala room, 

completely redecorated TV ft VCR Bath, living Larga deck over -ooOl 

445-2 180 $400 plua 1 '2 utdiiies 850- 2462 

TORCH LAKE 

2 Bedroom cottage with Vepiece 

Cory pmate Oisacpaar tor a 

weekend 646-2355 

ROOMMATE NEEDED » 

Bed«oom home I 

Wedung distance from downtown 

Must ake dogs $350/month I 

util-ties Scott $42-7W9 

Y»e«on Lade Near Peloaky 

4 Bedroom 3 bath contemporary 1 ROOMMATE TO snare 2 Bedroom 

condo 5 days ek; w* $75' night apartment ir Beiieviie nonamokar 

Weekends SlSO'tagM 644-5194 1 mele or lemale $300 month in- 

cludes ell uidnee 697-13M 

416 Mailt 

LOUNGE (Merger ft MMdWBeit 

Available tor prtveie parties Irom aner 6 

noon to 8pm any day of the weer 

end eves Mondays 722-952 

SHARE my Troy 3 Beoroom dome 

with female or male near 16 ft 75 

$250 par mo pms 1 utarnas 

609-6475 

420 Rooms For Rent 

N ROYAL OAK - 1 bedroom condoe 

Month to month Funnelled $650 

umurmned. leaae reouved 

477-3666 

N W Troy Clean 2 bedroom, 1% 

Baths fireplace, eunker. family 

room Good schools Appaancaa. 

utditiee Laaae. $675 568-4131 

^ '^jdrdja. 

âi o* pond SBo 4 T$17S0 Cai• rtwra nmh 

Mary Mon -Fri. 9-5, at 641-9955. 

Cal Ka«h eve*.'weekend* 642-2929 Pam 

PLYMOUTH - 2 bedroom lower. 

$550 includes heat ft water Smad 

par $475 

BLOOMFIELD HULLS - 1700 sq. fl . 

2 Bedroom*, 2 bath ddang room. 

$995 plua maintenance 

343-OM6 

BLOOMFIELD HdN townhouae. naw 

Cranbrook BtoomllaM Hide schools 

3 bedroom*. Tt batha. simroom. 

hi splei* hardwood floors, window 

dryar $1660 par month mcluOee 

Ajeoclaoon feee No pets no 

644-1581 lor sppt 

PLYMOUTH. 3 bedroom. 2Vi beth 

totady redecorated new kftchan. 

garaga many extras wrth option to 

buy $975 month 847-8128 

BASEMENT BEDROOM 

Separate entrance No dmnkmg 

$250 month 5 MMe'MMdieben area 

425-9656 

SINGLE MALE to siwi Bioortifi«d 

HIIIS ranch i-7S ft Adams $475/mo 

including utartws. AvenacaeNov 1. 

299-8978 

or fagfw 

ZLZZZ tZZ* • .nchwi ft taaty pnvv 

ful Beech or Baytrom vacation w | "o* 1 »== P* 396-9465 

las pool M m Brochure avedabw 

ISLANDER PROPERTIES INC 

7050 

SOLTHF1ELD Be one at four is m» 

charming home Alt privilege* In- 

cluding laundry No smoking $240 

546-1851 

SOUTHFVELD Furnished Room. 

Kilchen Laundry Employed 

BIRMINGHAM 13 ft Telegraph Nice c amaie Non-Smokmg Prêrred 

Englewooct FL 34224 

(813) 697-2192 

ESTERO BEACH ft TENNIS If on 

553-2775 

ad windows 478-5185 

unfcjrntshed room Employed per. 

aon/atudent Home privileges Lmk- 

uea security $250 'mo V«5-5«58 

$275 ndudee utilities 

BLOOMFIELD Hids furraahed room/ 

bath, lovefy nome norv-dnraongv 

amoa.mg mad $325/mo - deooeft 

mcludes uldfties ft anens 64?-6623 

easy gong a«ra«nt »/ys m 

20 s $285 - *. utmoaa. X*-1044 

FLORIOA: SANIBEL ISLAND 2 Bed 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS - turmaned 

rt»m""^"beth condS . on 5=ein Al -oom Bern nor «nok-j, -J-. M0 

ammenmaa. mdudmg pool ft tanra* cSTlie 

Weekly Cad. 313-332-2777 men* mouded 

FORT MEYERS Croae Creek mx- 

ROCHESTER BARCLAY CONOO 

3 Bedroom*. 2 ful bath*. 2 half i rxa pool Avadable J«i ' Feb ft 

Bath*. 2000 sq ft, 2 car garage. March Monthly/liuona 477-7356 

$1300 per month 

CALL JUAHITA UALLMAkN 

_ FIVE MILE ft BEECH AREA 

2"bedroom"2 b ^ god -n- 

laundry pnvaegee S31-2240 

THE PRUOENTIAL 

GREAT LAKES REALTY 651 -8650 

GOODE 

REAL ESTATE 

A Goode UBtmg la A Good Buy 

1411 N Woodward 647-1896 

WESTLANO - Large 2 bedrooma 

wrth brand new Bath, carpeted 

throughout Lovely lanced yard with 

shed Section 6 $400< mo 425-3026 

WESTLANO - NORWAY WE 

Unfurraahed 3 bedroom $535 plua 

404 Houses For Rent 

TROY Big Beaver' Adams - 4 bed- 

room Bock colonial. 2't bath* li- 

brary. family room fl replace Formi- 

ca kitchen pool cantral air, 9*. 

737-4002 

rmngham schools $i600'mo 

0 ft H PROPERTIES 

TROY Birmingham schools 4 bad- 

room bnck colonial. 2't Baths, fami- 

ly room fireplace formal dmmg. fin- 

ished Basement central aa appa- 

ances, white kitchen $1700/mo 

0 ft H PROPERTIES 737-4002 

TROY Birmingham School* 3 bed- 

room. 2't beth colonial, central ak. 

fireplace, deck atlached Baraga. 

2770 

$ t 350 par month 644-27 

TROY newer 3 bedroom rwich 2 

catha. Mi Baaamanl. 2 car garage 

appdancaa $900 month 

693-0568 

TROY New 3 bedroom, 2 bath at- 

tached garaga ad appaancaa Big 

Beaver' Lrvemovs araa $950.'mo 

Caa alar 6pm 644-3465 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS, 410 Kandry 

$1500 a month BeeullM eettlng, 

half acre lot. 3 badroom. 2 bath 

over 1600 aq.fl Formal dkwig room 

ft eat-m kitchen. 2 fVepiacae. -e» 

out Baaement. attached garaga To- 

tady redecorated Cad Sydee 

Re/Max Partners 549-5400 

WESTLANO /NORWAYNE 

room 4-piex refrigerator ft stove In- 

cluded $350. mo + $350 

AOC ft Section 6 OK 

0 sentry 

729-0663 

WESTLANO - 1 bedroom, krtchen. 

»vmg room, dkeng area Yard, shad 

extra alorage $395 par month 

After 4pm 462-7147 

WESTLAND 

2 bedrooms - $365/month 

Security depoeit required 

469-8553 

BWomflekJ rtM aterford 

BRIARWOOD 

TOWNHOUSES 

2 ft 3 bedroom, eome wfth garagae 

ROCHESTER HILLS - luxury 3 Bad- 

room on Greet Oeka Country Club. 

3'i Bath 2 car gerape $l396/mo 

SMITH BUILDING 375-2307 

. ranch ft 2 d o- 

ry Swimming pool park ft 

trad plua much mora 

Cooler Lake Rd et Locheven 

363-7545 

OaauMudy Mrmahed oondo 1-3 

bedroom + loft Fudy equpped 

kachen. woodbiKmng fireplaces ft 

lacuzaa 10KCC trad. IHneee center 

Indoor/outdoor pool and lacuzss 

TROUT CREEK 

CONDOMINIUM RESORT 

1 -800-748-0245 

410 Flata 

CANTON - 3 bedroom, baaemeni 

aa 2 car garage. $675/mo 

VanReken Realty 568-4702 

CANTON- Country Betting. 1 Bed- 

room pets okay Neer Ford Rd ft 

1275 $450 par mo mdudaa utaniee 

349-3372 

ROCHESTER HILLS Lovely 3 Bed 

belcony Baaamanl. garage Cad 

about extras 11195/mo Majeeoc 

Propertwe mc 332-6500 

rr LALCERDALE CO-OP Owner > 

deeigner furraened. 1 bedroom apt 

on canal of Laa Oua B»vd AvaaabM 

$1400 mo 642-8558 

SOUTHFIELD Great location, share 

roomy 2 Bedroom "? bath spanm«M| 

With laundry, pool storage 

Ce* Steve 356-7008 

TROY - female wilh same Attrac- 

t s home fireptaoa large Beoioom 

$290'MO plus 1/3 uaimaa. dapodtt 

Non amoker no pet* 263-0223 

LARGE ROOM FOR "ant wilh laun- 

dry facdme* Livonia 591-3947 

HILTON HEAD - 1 bedroom. 1 Bath | LARGE ROOM with kitchen pnvL 

condo accommodates 4 edtdtt on leges Furmaheo 

and knens $60 wi 

Weeltanc area 595-0056 

HUTCHINSON ISLAND - FLA I UVONIA. FEMALE ONLY -mual be 

r«e» ill I'll luxurious condo. 2 bed-! naat and a non-emoaer No pell 

room 2 bam*- 3 mo* minimum 1 $2 5C per month includes mama* 

Jen -Mar . $1850'mo 313-227-7580 , Cad Linda after 4pm 591-3454 

WALLED LAKE 

lemali non-amoki 

C NOUM lll|ll. 

no pese $7*6 

Ca* 47i 

F ARddtNGTON HRLS - a aawinm 

REX3FORD AREA-W o< Telegraph 

Vary claan f bedroom uppar 

appaancae. no pets $325 per mo 

897-0964 

FERNDALE. uppar 3 bedroom, dm- 

mg room. $500. plus $600 dapoed 

Refrigerator gaa alove Separate 

396-9129 

FERNDALE-1 bedroom upper llat 

mcludes neat ft walar On tha Waal 

side of V» on award $350 mo 

Office 566-8669 Home 549-i»26 

GARDEN CITY - 1 bedroom to*y 

furnished. ad mafor ape nances ft 

HAZEL PARK-Naerfy remodeled 2 

badroom tower 5 roam*, fua baae- 

ment - appaancaa $500 per month 

• aacurlty No pete 545-2*84 

NOVi Lower level ol large 2 tempy 

houee • badroom. kvtng room. 

1 lichen With appaancaa. garaga on 

large lot. $495 month Cal. 

days 476-2442 or Evea 349-1665 

PLYMOUTH, large 1 badroom upper 

Met kom porch, bi 

gerage $425 month $425 

363-46*3 

PLYMOUTH - Smad 2 bedroom Hat 

Heat appdancaa included Redeco- 

reied new pemi/ltoora/banda No 

pets $420 • security 422-33*6 

REDFORD TWP Dakuxe 2 Bad 

ROYAL OAK CHARMWtG TUOOR 

Lower level atu«o Hat. 

$350 plue utdraee Nopal* 

ROYAL OAK Charming, csean 1 

bedroom upper aaove reangaraaor 

No pat* $425/month • utdMa* 

Security required 85 ' 7119 

ROYAL OAK 2 bedroom I«per 

level, charming Enaaah ludor 

*IOV*'rMrlgaralor $550 - yllOUtS 

No pet* *44-0554 or *23-05*6 

ROYAL OAK 2 bedrooma dre- 

plana hardwood door stove,' ad u- 

arator $650 Mo • utiatiaa 1 M5 

tor 6pm 642 012! 

WESTLANO - 2 bedroom upper 

Car poung appaancaa cwians 

aoeaned portfi Proof of t *lij 

mark no pat* 45*-*2«* 

41i T« 

Condoe For Rent 

Deluxe 

Townhouses 

Enjoy a supert location wtth eaay 

scc sss to 1-696 Our newly renovat 

ed 2-story townhomea Mature 

• Ft* Beeement wtth h* stze 

waaher'dryer hood-up 

• New modem aachan wfth Bi*l-in 

mvcroweve froet-frea 

refrigerator, dtoheeafiei ft self 

cMareig oven 

• indhnduai aitrualon alarm opttonta 

• Ba«utifuP» landscaped courtyards 

• Rent Ma trom $625 

OUTSTANDING VALUE I 

Located on 10 Mae. S of l-69« 

Between Cooaoge ft WooOwarfl 

Village Green of 

Huntington Woods 

547-9393 

NAPLES. FLORIOA 

Padcen Bay Condo 2 Bedrooms 2 

Baths dan porch pool, sauna 

guB front 851-3233 

NORTHVILLE - furraahed room. $80 

par weak Wagon Wheel Lounge 

212 S Mam 349-86*6 

NORTHVILLE Highland .SUM 

condo. non-amokar kitchen ft 

laundry prmtlagaa 349- 7334 

424 house Sitting 8rr. 

f- RESPONSIBLE COUPLE to 

I tor earner m Oedlend County 

nenoed pel ft pMm car*, 

ee Cd* 

RESPONSIBLE I 

your home this wetter R a f f s 

Caa Lynn or I 

651-0646 

^1 

NAPLES FLORIOA Royal Wood 

Goff ft Country Club. 2 badroom. 2 

bath, condo ludy equipped 

1 month rraremum 203-936-9466 

PAY NO RENT' WESTlANO 

Room avaaatae for vnga lamaie m 

exchange lor houtsai aaprnq 

427-4587 

RESPONSIBLE 

lemaM 

smoker. 3 mor 

lent local 

10 

PROFESSIONAL V. 

N,' ORLANDO - EUSTtS 2 bedroom 

ROYAI OAK RFALidONT Ousat 1 *** P^daga*. f>*y fur- 

ROYAL DAK BEAUMONT QuM« 1 o - h - 0 ^ ^ ^ ^ 

bedroom, carpeted, catae. $350 * month by year 261-9108 

park " t ^ 

wtaiia* Li 

Shared t saamerl 

945-8767 

Royal Oed'Cleweon 

$75 PER M0. 

RENT REBATE SPECIAL 

Cal For Detaas 

REDFORD 

Basement bedroom, ft kvmg room 

Ivalushed ft carpeted $70 par wees 

No drug* 533-3765 

429 Garages ft 

Mini Storage 1T 

REDFORD - private entrance belh. 

ORMOND BEACH Fla Luxury 

ocaanfroni Condc. 2 badroom*. 2't xitcher. utdtbes i*mdry 

bath, compaatafy furraahed Monthly *ov 3 MaM over 28 $*C per wee* 

$1600 2 weeks $900 1 week $600 Cad after 10am 534-1752 _ 

nr, ss? 

LARGE STORAGE 

1 2*55 $285, mc 12*22 - $115.«& 

3200 aq ft - $75*/mc fl O k ft 

Farmington 474-22*0 

PALM BEACH. FLORIDA. 

•ront, Tha Amft sat trior Hotal. e

BE* O&E Thursday. October 31. 1991 

500 Hip Wanted 

Wa ara a local accounting Arm looking 

lor a aanior accountant win a 

bacrvaiora dagroa m accounting and 

a mirwnum ol 3 years puMlc accounting 

aipananca OuaUAad can- 

Jioata* piaaaa (and raauraa to: 

Sanior Accountant. Box 334 

OOaarvar 4 Eccantric Newaoapari. 

3625' Schoolcraft Rd Uvonta. 

Michigan 48ISO 

STAFF ACCOUNTANT 

We are one ol Southeast Michigan's 

largest local accounting Arms looking 

tor a fua-ltme stall accountant 

Qualified candidates must ha«M a 

bachelors degree m accounting 

PVaaaa sand resumes lo 

Staft Accountant, Bo. 334 

Observer 8 Eccaninc Newspapers. 

36251 Schoolcraft Rd, Uvonia. 

MIctMgar 48150 

ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS 

For part time office daanmg Eve- 

1-1755 

ACCOUNTANT/CPA 

Farmington Mils CPA firm soaks 

person with 7 * years ot experience 

Heavy lax and corporate accounting 

•kins Growth, excellent opportunity. 

good benefits for a motlvatd Individual 

Call tor appointment and dataia. 

477-1697 

ACCOUNTANT wtth at least 3 yra 

recant public experience wtth smalt 

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REAL ESTATE NEWS 

Thursday. October 31. 1991 OAE * * IF 

Title insurance prevents pig-in-a-poke syndrome 

By Doug Funk* 

staff writer 

Most borne sales come off without 

a hitch and new owners enjoy an 

uneventful occupancy. But occasionally 

problems arise after the fact. 

Maybe a check bounces and back 

taxes are owed putting the property 

at risk. A contractor puts a mechanic's 

lien on the property when a previous 

owner stops paying for improvement 

work. A long-lost heir 

materializes to challenge an estate 

sale. Or out-and-out fraud like misrepresentation 

or forgery occurs. 

That's why title insurance exists 

— to protect buyers and mortage 

companies from challenges to ownership. 

"It's imperative to have marketable 

title free and clear of any 

claims." said Paul Cuschieri. owner 

and president of Minnesota Title 

Agency in Livoma. "It's a one-shot 

deal. The protection you're buying 

isn't for the future. It's protection 

from the past." 

"We want to make certain the individual 

selling the property is — 

quote, unquote — the true owner." 

said Mark Tarrant, chief title examiner 

for Lawyers Title Insurance in 

-Troy. 

PEOPLE WOULD be foolish to 

buy a house and expose themselves 

to tremendous monetary loss for 

back claims without title insurance. 

Cuschieri said Financial institutions 

are reluctant to issue mortgages unless 

purchasers obtain a title policy 

indemnifying lenders for the amount 

borrowed 

So two policies generally are issued 

for a single sales transaction 

The seller usually pays for title insurance 

for the buyer's protection as 

part of a standard purchase agreement. 

The purchaser then buys a policy 

for the bank's protection. A real 

estate agent handling the transaction 

usually arranges for the insurance. 

Title insurance costs are fairly 

standard due to the competitive nature 

of the industry and insurance 

laws in Michigan. Both Lawyers 

Title and Minnesota Title would 

charge the seller $320 and the buyer 

$128 for insurance on the sale of a 

$50,000 house 

The title search, a historical review 

of property owners, goes back 

40 years. 

Previous owners are identified 

through the county register of deeds. 

All or some of those names are 

checked through courthouse records 

for involvement in legal entanglements 

that might affect the ownership 

of property — lawsuits, bankruptcies, 

divorces. 

Heed wetlands laws before development 

We are thinking a boat developing 

a campground condominium bat are 

somewhat concerned about some of 

tbe liabilities that we may incur as a 

result of tbe improvement* that we 

are making. Can yon give us any 

idea as to how to avoid these potential 

problems before they arise? 

As is the case with any condominium, 

the developer should ensure that 

its construction procedures and design 

are properly approved by the local 

municipalities and the state of 

Michigan. Also a competent registered 

architect and engineer should 

be hired with respect to all phases of 

the condominium as well as an experienced 

site planner for the condominium 

subdivision plan and an expen- 

condo 

queries 

Robert M. 

Melsner 

enced condominium lawyer to draft 

the documents. 

In the case of a campground condominium, 

the experience of this 

writer is that electrical and sanitary 

sewer and water systems are often 

potential problems that were not adequately 

addressed by the condominium 

developer, I would be particularly 

concerned about these issues 

MAKE THE 

THERE'S NO 

BETTER TIME 

TO BUY 

If you've been thinking about moving 

from your current residence to the 

house of your dreams or from an 

apartment to a starter home, this is 

the time to do it. 

• The selection is excellent. 

• Low interest rates are available. 

• There are many financing options 

available. 

Go ahead, make the move. 

Now is the right time to buy 

a home. 

Sc 

and obtaining adequate approvals 

from the Army Corps of Enginers or 

the DNR in connection with any involvement 

with water or wetlands. 

1 am president of a management 

company and am hopping mad. In 

tbe middle of my management 

agreement with an association, another 

management company came 

along and low-balled my monthly 

stipend to the association and told it 

that they would pay tbem a $500 

bonus to induce them to terminate 

my contract. I had been performing 

fine, but it is just a matter of economics. 

Somehow I feel I have been 

wronged by the management company 

What can I do? 

Consider your legal alternatives 

"•Sale 

against the other management company 

as well as the association The 

association may be obligated to you 

for breach of contract depending 

upon the terms of your contract and 

what provisions it has with respect 

to early termination As to the other 

management company, when one 

person tortiously interferes with the 

contractual rights of a third person, 

that person can be held liable for interference 

with contractual relations 

or economic expectations for 

damages. 

Robert Af. Meisner is a Birmingham 

attorney concentrating 

his practice m the areas of condominiums, 

real estate and corporate 

law 

TAX RECORDS are checked for 

recent payments Easements, which 

could limit property uses, also are 

identified. 

"I want to know what I'm buying," 

Tarrant said "1 can't walk out and 

see a lien. 

If necessary, the title company — 

at its expense — will defend the purchaser's 

title and ownership rights in 

court. If a claim proves valid, the 

title company will bear the cost of 

settling to protect the title and legal 

possession by the policyholder 

"I think title insurance is extemely 

important," Tarrant said The 

average person has no clues what 

competing interests can affect property 

A title policy lets you know 

what you're buying before it's too 

late Should we be wrong, that's 

what we insure you for and against." 

The lender's coverage usually decreases 

as the mortgage is paid 

down, but the purchaser's coverage 

stays the same for the one-time 

premium due at closing The purchaser 

can buy extra coverage for 

increases in a property's value over 

time 

"The most frequent thing I see is 

tax problems." Tarrant said "I pay 

for taxes resulting from erroneous 

information from treasurer's offices 

Those are smaller amounts " 

The next category of problems 

now affecting good title is construction 

liens, he added 

U-M real estate forum 

hosts national speakers 

The University of Michigan, in 

cooperation with area builders and 

real estate dealers, will present its 

fifth annual Real Estate Forum 

Friday an Saturday. Nov 8-9. in 

Ann Arbor 

Nov 8 topics and speakers include 

• Real estate risk assessment 

Dennis R Capozza. professor of 

finance. 

• Real estate industry in the 

'90s and beyond Douglas M Etkin 

of Etkin Equities, developers; Dan 

Gilbert, president of Rock Financial, 

mortgage banking Joel Smith, 

vice president of Neumann Smith 

Associates, architects; and David 

L Steuer. principal of the asset 

management company. Steuer 

Canvasser 

• Crisis and opportunity in real 

estate 

Registration for the complete forum 

is $95 $25 for Saturday only 

For information, call 764-5304 

NOW is the right time 

to Buy a Home! 

Purchasing a home has always been a wise decision, 

but current market conditions are making it even 

more attractive to buy now. 

EXCELLENT FINANCING IS 

AVAILABLE NOW 

Interest rates are lower, and mortgage lenders are 

offering a wide variety of financing options. Low 

interest rates mean you can get more for your money. 

• 30-year fixed mortgages are still available as 

well as many other financing alternatives. 

• First time buyers are encouraged to purchase now 

through financing packages offering small down 

payments. 

YOUR HOME IS YOUR 

BEST INVESTMENT 

Purchasing a home is the best way to build a solid 

financial foundation. A home not only provides you 

with warmth and comfort, it also serves as a secure 

investment. 

• Today, homes in the area continue to be a wise 

investment. 

• Equity in your home can be used as collateral, 

thus providing you with additional financial 

security. 

• Home ownership provides you with a sizable 

tax advantage because interest paid on 

mortgages is fully deductible. Property taxes 

can also be deducted. 

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mt a Ext Pamtmg. Drywaa Rape* 

55 Chimney Cleaning, 

Building, Repair 

66 Elactrical 

HIGH HAT CHIMNEY SWEEP 

Ramcape Demper* Repeir* 

Guaraniaad no mee*. maurad 

Uc (B2778)-454-3557 531-8531 

A a A ELECTRIC 

Ba* 4 Comm . breaker 4 luee 

panel*, plug*, violations uc Low 

Pncee Free Est Anytime 564-7969 

56 Cloaet System* 

& Organizers 

ACE ELECTRIC 

ALL YOUR ELECTRICAL NEEDS 

Ree . Commercial 4 Industrial 

Lie 4 Ins 478-6998 

Joe, 553-3159 

58 Clock Repair 

CLOCK REPAIR ALL VARIETIES 

Grandfather. Wad. Mantle. Cuckoo 

Annnmrsery COMPLETE SERVICE 

Clock 4 Wood original 24634 Five 

Mile Bedford Twp 255-1581 

61 Decka-Patioa 

Sunrooms 

A BEAUTIFUL CEDAR or Woimen- 

aed Deck with FREE Stars 4 Rada 

Uc • maurad • Free Est 

442-2744 

CUSTOM DECKS 4 REC ROOMS 

Daeignad 4 bum By Ron Causey 

Free estimates 

562-9669 

62 Doors 

ENTRY DOOR SYSTEMS 

Fiber ciasaK 4 mauiatad steal m 

home presentation SaMe 4 installa- 

tion by Octagon Company 693-7577 

MR GOOD DOOR Door* Repaired 

Lock* install a New door* wood 

door* installed Lock specials 

451-6699 330-0562 

63 Draperies 

Slipcovers/Clng. 

CUSTOM WINDOW TREATMENTS 

•Orl 


Oder draperies now tar Hoadey de- 

livery Your fabric or our* Vertical 4 

mum bund* also 729-5074 


AND ACCESSORIES 

(inc Designer fabric* Bund* 

Snadaa Carpanng 4 Wadpapari 

Crian « a Compel art Service 

Con II en lance of your home 

DECORS 

Plymouth 451-0246 

Licensed 4 maurad 

Orag 

H rhimnaw 

PiiH/iinn 

ouMOing, nipeir 

64 Dreaamaking 

A Tailoring 

A MASTER ELECTRICIAN 

lor New 4 Old Wort 

Haal a t -Comm'l 

Cal lor Free Estimate 522-4520 

BILL OKLER ELECTRIC 

Raa 4 Comm - Lie 4 In* 

Spaoadzmg in old home* 

624-6713 

BOLLIN ELECTRIC 

Commercial- InOusInal- Ras I 

459-0070. 459-6430 

DEPENDABLE ELECTRICIAN 

For ad yoix reaidentIN needa 

Quality wort 7 day* raaacini 

Free est - 533-3003 . 

78 Firewood 96 Garages 

ALPENA FIREWOOD 

Oak . Maple 4 Birch Ash DMivery to 

Ml count** Face cord 4x8» >6 155 

Cut spw 1-600-373-5669 

CURED MIXED FiREWOOO 

16" « 4 » 8' tree delivery 

1150 lor 3 cord* 

525-9421 

FIREWOOO 4 COAL 

Sea*oned Hardwood 4 Birch 

Soft 4 Hard Coal 

Pick up or delivery available 

NOBLES LANDSCAPE SUPPLY 

474-4922 

MIXED SEASONED FIREWOOO 

145 * 'ace cord (4h«8ftl '6in J 

Denver, available Cherry. Ash and 

Maple Cal 477-3607 

MIXED SEASONED HAROWOOOS 

16Cface cord deirvered i4i8>18) 

2 - $110 3 1162 4 1212 

Kindling 15 522-6733 

ELECTRICIAN deeare* additional 

work Large or «maa job* 

Reasonably pricad Uc. 

Senior Dwcount 399-3253 

ELECTRICIAN NEEDS YOUR WORK 

No IOC too *mad' Caamg fan* 

220 maa. apas. repair* ate 

Cad Gary, 7 day* at 427-1254 

NEED AN ELECTRICIAN? 

Raa 4 Comm Fair Prices Free Est 

Violations Swrv Changes Pool* 

United Maintenance 363-2310 

ROWE ELECTRIC 4 SUPPLY 

EMdnc Connecting 4 Supptoea 

Besioentiai * Commercial 

33920 Van Born Wayne-721-*0«0 

SPEEDY ELECTRIC 

Commercial/-aeideniiel flood agnt 

mg. bucket truck avad , kght na- 

tures. clrcuita added. comput« or 

cult* emergency kgntmg 

437-7667 464.1035 

69 Eicavating 

EXCAVATING 

TRENCHING Sewer Weter Line* 

Parkmg Lois Drama. Septic T m 

Reasonable Licanaad 636-6731 

LOADER/BACKHOE 

BULLDOZER 

BOBCAT 

Swimming Pool* Concrete'Slump 

Removal Land Clearing. Trancfwig 

Grading INSURED 671-2164 

SEWER GRADING 6 

DfRT HAUL-Oft 

No pob too big No K>b loo smaa 

Cad 453-4630 

72 Fencee 

060 QUALITY FENCE CO 

unk 4 Wood Fencing dog > anneis 

477-6353 

78 Firewood 

Maw4 Rapaa* 

'ypaa Racing 

Expert Maaon Cad 256-4447 

PROFESSIONAL ALTERATIONS 4 

REPAIRS on any rype of garment 

1 Day Service on heme • ladabN 

Cindy Green 525-44 13 

AU. CHIMNEY Wort Repev* 

Caps Flue Plpae Bnck Wort 

476-0011 

A VETERAN CXaJNTV SWEEP 

C h i m n e y s 

WllMbwa: any price! 

B E S T C H I M N E Y C O . 

5 5 7 - 5 S & 5 

dre**ma*mg i 

Experienced a i 

AAA SEASONED HAROWOOOS 

' tar 160 Cherry Mood 165 t'• 

tarSdO Fraa ill i , 6*3 3490 

145 Ptcki« 

155 Deevwrad 4 Dumped 

M5 OMnrM a Stacked 477-4 

65 Drywatl 

DRYWALL a PLASTERdaG 

Naw a Rap am. Hand or Spray Taa- 

mrtng AceuaocM Cad Uc Guar 

30 Yr* Exp 543-0712 8«2 7543 

A BaauakA^ ^kaaonatl Face Cord 

Mtaad Hsrttwoida 14 xi'i 14-20' i 

Fraa DMkiar> 164/Cord 2 to 1100 

Slacking M00 637 6716 

ABSOLUTELY SEASONED 1 YR 

DRYWALL TAPING 6 FINISHING 

L O W R A T E S ^ 1 

JACKS WALL REPAIR 

4 7 1 - P f i O Q 

« Electrical 

AOMMC YOUR Fa« 

MIXED SEASONED HAROWOOOS 

Oak • Cherry • Apple • MapM 

No wm 160 Fscn Cord 4«8«18 de- 

kvered 3 cord mm 517-546-2294 

SEASONED FIREWOOO 

145 a cord I4x8x 16) delivered 

DMcounts 'or rmtftl cord sales 

MICK 6 DAGO 471-5039 

SEASONED FiREWOOO 

Mixed hardwood 160 Apple 4 

Cherry 175 co'0 4.8i18 in 

NORTHERN TREE 354-0366 

SEASONED FIREWOOO 

Mixed Herdwood Fruitwood 

4«8x 16 Denver 140 cord 

150 stacked 477-4594 

SEASONED HARDWOOD 

««6i 16 150 4«4>8 1150 

WE OE LIVER 

Cad 313-465 6965 

SEASONED MIXED HAROWOOOS 

Cut Split tor I fT 

I « 8 » 16 18 2 cord* 1110 d*av- 

521-5530 

a a UNITED FIREWOOD a a 

SUPER FALL SPECIALS 

165 Value, only ISC Seas Hard 

wood Daav 563-7606 or 728-114€ 

GARAGE DOORS 

& OPENERS 

Wa sen 4 service all makes 

of garaga doors 4 openeri 

All work guar Parts 4 xocv 

• We'll beat your best dea 

Insurance arork One day ier«ca 

• SAVE MONEY 

FREE ESTIMATES 

SHAMROCK DOOR 534- 

99 Guttera 

AAA GUTTERS 

New or Repaired c,«a-vec 1 

Screenea f aacia Board & Roo' 

Repairs Call 255- 

ALL CLEANING REPAIB5 NEW 

HEA' 'APES SCREENING 

4 7 1 - 2 6 0 0 

*LL GUTTER AND 

ROOF REPAIRS 

CICENSED 

473-1770 

DEPENDABLE 

GUTTER CLEANING 

8th rear Free estimates 

Asa lor Marty 584 >025 

GUTTER 4 DOWNSPOUT Clearing 

Fa* 1 

Also Free Estimates Naw 4 Rep*" 

681-0432 or 613- 1744 

LFVONIA GUTTER 

Fan specials. ISO off an, complete 

gutter IOC Cleaning A icreanmG 

specials Free eetimates 474-6910 

OMMER GUTTER SERVICE 

Gutters cleaned-repe»ed-ecreenv«3 

New gutlers - Roof repairs 

Free Estimeiae 62 4 535 

102 Handyman 

Male/Female 

toos SEASONED OAK 

Cut NX" deavsred 

1 lace cord 4X6X 16 159 2 cord 

1115 Slacking even 435-6928 

AFFORDABLE HOME RE PA 

Roofing siding gutters dooi*. win 

dows drywad. tnm 4 Brushing wort 

Guaranteed Caa Lea i:< M H 

81 Floor Service 

ALL HOME REPAIFtS 

insiaAation* 4 Mamtenanca 

Carpentry Electrical Ptumomg a'C 

Quality Guer Free Eai 274-5180 

A BETTER FLOOR SANDING X>B 

Old floors our specialty Stem wort 

baeuMudy done Aiao nww Boors 

477-7738 

ALL REPAIRS 

FREE HOME INSPECTION 

LICENSED 

473-1770 

A l WOOD FLOORS 

We mala! sand a imwi aa types al 

wood door* Custom work a f—^-e* 

•fy For Free Estimate caa 352 6059 

SUPERIOR WOOO CONCEPTS 

Comptate Wood Floor Servtc* 

Outstanding value Neei 4 Clean 

Eiiradarn Reputation 

REFERENCES 442-4627 

CORYS HANOYMAN SERVICE 

Hemodekng Repa> Work 

M w Pkimbmg Electrical 

Decks AD type* Of work 532 2363 

Du-IT-ALL 

Home Care 4 impro 

Pamiaig Drywaa Pkjmtung E 

Phone anytime 363 ' 

92 Furniture 

Finiahing A Repair 

HANDYMAN 

FURNfTURE SPECIALIST 

For ihe beel caa Denm* 

533-0671 

REPAIR 4 REFINMll FUNNITURE 

Any type of Caning and Du» 

661-5520 

96 Garages 

D O O R 

S A L E 

Garage door 4 «ac*nc 

ALLEN OVERMEAO DOOR CO 

«Je aoaaoiTi 

Have Your Own 

HoNme To 

What B Happening 

•R Your Natghborhood 

Ca« For Homa Dsavaryi 

Obsarvar* Eccentric 

501-0500 

HANOVMAN FO" HIRE 

Eiactncai phxnbing heefmg Of* 

aig 4 al i n k or rraac Raaaom" 

rates Cal Frank 425-7 

HANOVMAN 

Home improvement Electric 

PVrmbmg Cleaning Gutters Wejcv 

I U r o Joba 646-5506'546-409' 

HANOVMAN JACK 

Rapers ol tiactneal Pkrmpmg 

737 9290 

"Mmbmg. 

346-2575 

HOddE 4 OFnet MAINTENANCE 

ligm carps 

met 4 OA GO MAINTENANCE 

C a m * . Snad RaniPvaM R 

paw* Pamtmg Camant Wort 'n 

Trtwtmma Bonded Ma 471-5* 

RELIABLE MAN t 


INCOME TAX 

Accountant tax auditor taa pre- 

paywr* needed lev upcoming ta> 

, moivufciei lax aa- 

Day* avenmga 

i pay • incen- 

tivs* Call or send -seume to 

GAS Aitn Abraham Osta S075 

Soutnhald Ste 23 Detroit Ml 

48228 336-4657 

IN SEARCH OF A JOB"' 

Secretary 16 per hour Man clerk 

16 56 per hour if you ara an akgible 

Oakland County resident cell S E T 

354-9167 

INSULATION INSTALLER 

No exp»ience neeoeo Apply et 

Jones Insulation 22811 nave 

Novi 348 9660 or 227-4639 

M EMPLOYMENT 

500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wented 500 HalpWantad 500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted 

INSURANCE-EXPERIENCED ONLY KEYPUNCH KEYTAPE MAINTENANCE PERSON MANAGEMENT POSITION MT BRIGHTON Teamg applies -'OPTICAL DISPENSER OPTICIAN 

Many agancm* ask tor ou nalp ai OPERATORS Knowledge of aiectncai. plumbing 120" To Slart. tions tor Ml 4 pan time hem mame Fua » perl hme houra avsneow 

hndmg per*onet a commercial Nne Experience required Day* and Boner operation owneral repeir* Future Benwf.^ t ovtMi |OOa available Everyone Mu*i have good. penwneat, ten 

CSR s producers 4 -nark af art *o anernoon* Fvmmgion arae CaB Ful or pert tune Ratiraaa are an- Redtord 'Livome Aree must brmg a Social Security Card 4 alerter 4 typmg akid* ABO osrtiti 

we need you now Salaries to 474-1136 cou-aeC to appr. Non-profit pn- Retell EatabMivmani Drivers License or picture IO 4 Bnti c a m • DM Salary piu* comrrva- 

140 000 C4IT«ON» .BM CRT AIÊRIENCA 

a nowiodga o< comowt^r cmrt* work 

-ovl«n«s eno report 

•t-Bty IO «XKk in Mae 

Lrvome 

Jacobson's 

An Equal Opportunity Em- 

ployer 

KEYPUNCH KEYTAPE 

OPERATORS 

Experience required Day* and 

•ftemoon* Farmmgion area Caa 

474-1136 

LEASING AGENT 

Part tmje Weekend* requwed tar 

Aubum HM* apertment complex 

Can Mon -Fn 9am-5pm 853 333S 


LICENSING IN REAL ESTATE 

Our atudent* have * 90N pass rata 

on the Stale Exam 

Wa GUARANTEE your money back 

fl rou don't pea* tha Stale Exam 1 

Ciaaaa* *tartmg toon Cad 

Lisa Oumaa al 356-7 111 'or detaM* 

SOUTHEASTERN INSTITUTE 

OF REAL ESTATE 

NEW PET SUPPLIES PLUS opening 

m Canton T^wnafup seekng a 

motivated **M slarter tor Manage- 

ment position Must nave -elan ex- 

perience and leadership abdity Do- 

meatic pwi knowledge a plu* Send 

reeume 4 salary requirements by 

11/1/91 to Boi 358 Observer 4 Ec- 

centric Newspapers 36251 School- 

craft Rd . Livonia. Michigv 46150 

LINEN/GARMENT 

ROUTE SALES DELIVER' 

Apply 7AM-9AM Domestic Lmen 

Supply 37330 Van Bom Wayne 

MANAGER/SALES PERSONS 

Fasten growing health club* 

Powerhouse Gym Apery v parson 

or cal. 2565 Uvernois Troy 

362 3636 

JANITOR 

FuH-lvne Livonia Ma* Cl 

Apply Within LNonla Man Cinernaa 

7 Mae 4 Mlddlebelt 

Top pay tor your *k«* Musi have 

raiisbie transportation and want to 

wort' Day and afternoon shift* 

wth over time 

PRESS OPEFIATORS JANITORIAL 

GENERAt LA BOP ELECTRON 

ICS MACHINE SHOP WARE- 

HOUSE 

Top pay bonuses holiday pay tem- 

maorance 0 T pay 

SNELLING 

TEMPORARIES 

ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS ÔP 

pen time evening êndoriei 

Position* Muii heve own transpor- 

tation i' miere#le0 c«l cowed 

3 '1 663-7505 C* epo*y I! City 

BoikJiog Mamtenence. 738 Airport 

Blind Ste 4 Ann Art** Mi 

J A N'T OR'AL'MAINTENANCE • One 

pe'sori opening m growing -nanw- 

tacturmg *irm requ«re« adaptable in- 

dividual irhoae reapon»ib^»tnes 

wou4d mcKKJe fmnnonml & agni main- 

ter^nce W OO.'hf wtth good bene- 

fits & p*ea*eni worSmg cc*vSmons 

Arp^V m person 8ELA.NGER INC . 

1001 OOME'.YCT NORTHVILLE 

I 

carpentry pkiwame MiHiifM I 

I 

KROGER'S 

ha* vnmediale opening* aitth flexi- 

ble secneduling lor the Toaowvng 

CASHIERS BAGGERS. PROOUCE. 

GROCERY DELI, MEAT 

Call 647-4976 

LIVONIA AREA print Shoot ar* 

looamg for people to da bindery po- 

sition* and experienced ABOick 

preee operators Ful time "Xr*l Be 

• hard worker and dependaB* 

Candidataa must Be Between 16-21 

rears old and raaidant* of Wayne 

County (not Oetroni. plea** can lor 

en eppt 464-1860 


LOCAL FUNERAL HOME 

Seaka^g mature adult to wort fiall- 

ttme, on funaraJa errand* *nd ao 

on Lifting Involved Rotating 

acneduW that moudee weekend* 

Cad between 2-Spm. 422-6720 

MACHINISTS. CNC 

Expanding manufacturer m Novi 

and Farmington Hid* Three *hin* 

15,'hr and up to Hart Cad Lola at 

JNtFORCE 473-2935 

MAGAZINf EDITOR 

Troy puba*nei se**i sxpenencea. 

pert time editor lor * national ado 

wecanl mental health magazine 

Send r*eume to George Watkm*. 

Performance Reaourca 1863 Tecn- 

ndogy Dr Troy Ml 48063 

MANAGER TRAINEES 

Looking lor man 4 women in greeler 

Detroit aree tor management por- 

tion* 

• No Experience Nece**ary 

• Arae Mar 

• Bon use* I 

Registration if accepted 

Can Now 

Rochaater H«* 373-6030 

Taylor 291-7722 

Lrvoma 425-5230 

Warren 558 8228 

MANAGER TBAINEES WANTED 

W* are *r aggreesiva stabia -elan 

company looking lor Management 

Trainee* with the tame mteraal* 

Wa are rapvdty expanding and see* 

career-oriented individual* Appr, m 

parson Mon -Fn tjetween 10am- 

4pm 987 Manufacturers Dr iNew 

burgh/Cnerryhai area) Westland 

MANAGEMENT POSITION 

120" To Start. 

Future Benefited 

Redtord i Livonia Aree 

Retail Eatabk*hn>eni 

SENO RESUMES 'O 

P 0 BO* 530642 

LIVONIA Ml 48153 

MEAT CUTTER 

Mu*l b* aipeneric mc Ful tune 

FNmmgton HA* 

626 4856 ] 

MEAT CUTTER needed h* time 

Apply m person *t Plum Hoaow 

Market corner of 9 Mae and _*n»ar 

m Southfield 


BRIGHTON Taking 

'on* tor kj* ft pan uma help m«o* 

ft outaoe |OOe rvaaeOw Everyone 

musl brmg * Social Security Card 4 

Driver* Licenae or pict>«e IO 4 Bam 

cenihcat* Hirmg *g*nti I* Senior 

en lien Oct 30 3pm-6pm Nov 2 

-2pm 313-229-9581 

NEED EXTRA MONEY 

FOR CHRISTMAS? 

HOLIDAY JOBS 

AVAILABLE 


MECHANIC 

immediate openmg tar a fua time 

Must be neat 

m appearance 4 have own tool* Ex 

penence preierred Eioedent nan 

mg pa, wtth Benefits Apft, in per 

son at Boo Sellers Pontiee GMC 

38000 Grand River. Farmmgton 

h«* 476-6000 

w« war - people who ara miereeted : 

m nonday employment 

Wort ir a law tun ft Inendty itmos | 

phera ft en|Oy a 10% discount on *• 

pu'cnates 

OPTICAL DISPENSER OPTICIAN 

Fua 4 part tune hour* avaaaole 

Must have good. personality 

starter 4 typing skkla ABO certtk 

cation a pm* Salary piu* comrrva- 

*K>n Rocnaatar aree 863-4141 

O T To aaam deveiopmantady 0m- 

k vocational sattmg 

Hrs flexible 124 000 reartv Con- 

tact EUnne 455-0050 

PA.NTER 

Apertment experience 

Own tr*n*ponation and tool* 

Can after 6pm 534-3659 

PAINTER/BILLBOARD 

BiUboard pamier lor outdoor syi* 

Contact C'eon Smith 453-1620 

MESSENGER lor Farmmgton H*s 

law firm ha time dependable tar 

varied 'eaponsibaitie* Mu*t have 

• novMedge ol court* and 'enable 

transportation isigniftcent road wort 

involved) Cat Jc between 9 30AM- 

12 noon 855-6500 

Mortgage Loan Processor 

If rOu ar* expenenced m conventi- 

on* FHA and VA loan pr«e*amg 

we have a future 'or you Eicaaent 

salary and benefits Join our grow- 

ing company Can 655-6622 or send 

reaume 10 

VKkM Kama 

John Adams Mortgage Co 

28124 Orchard Lake Rd Suite 101 

Farmmgton Hills. Ml 46334 

An Equal Ooponumt, Employer 

•Ca 

• Saies door 

• Overrwgnt Stocking crew 

- Snack bar 

• Can attendants 

Apply m person al the Customer 

Service De*k durmg Ouvriea* hours 

TARGET STORES 

30020 Grand Rfver Farmmgton 

NO LAYOFFS... 

m lha tsa eatat* Buamea* The omy 

'equi-amani* ten ceumg me ara wia 

mg to work hard Be tramad 4 Oka 

people Flexible hours earn wn«e 

y». eern CMt Carl or Rich at Can 

tury 2' TayKx 4 Aaaoc 451-9415 

PART TIME T< 

needed immediat»y F armmgton 

HMs nursery achooi Cad *ne- 

'Oem 4T6-3111I 

PERSONAL TRAINERS WANTED 

For personal trawling ilinee* stud* 

located m the Soutnfteld erea 

Fua 4 Part-time Cad. 351-9117 

PHOTO LAB TECH 

Fua time experience preferred 

For 1 hour photo lab 

CONCOURSE 1 HOUR PHOTO 

Bioomfieid Plaza 

Maple at Telegraph 

855-9836 

PICTURE FRAMERS 

For Hudson s Picture Framing Depi 

at Northland Mali Fua lime poeition 

vt irammg n il 4 art available Ex 

penence neceeeary 443-4363 

Pi evident 

BIRMINGHAM BLOOMFIELD 

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 

Tne aacc e *ee»mg quaMied eppu- 

cent* lor the poeition ol Pr**id«nt 

Tne Preeident a tne cr-el executive 

officer a menagei of *t*fl volun- 

teers end progreme tar the Cham 

ber of Commerce The eucceeefui 

candidate wW exiubn proven ebiaty 

to wort with diverse conetttuencie*. 

have fund-«aiaing expenenoe dem 

onairate a thorough unoersiamang 

tor fiscal management and long 

'ange strategic planning and po*- 

seea exccaaenr conmmumcation 

skua Salary 125 000 - 'ange 

The last date thai application* win 

be accepted a Nov 22 1991 

Qualified candidates are 'nvned to 

*ubmrt * letter ol application a 

currant raeume *nd truee wrier, of 

references from business people to 

E Saimrnen Char 

The BBCC Seerch Commiiiee 

2436 W Lincoln Ste F-101 

Bvmmgnam. MI 48009 

PRINTING 

PRESSMAN/MANAGER 

•netanl pnnt expert 2 coo* AB Oek 

478-9609 

MAINTENANCE 

Manufactunng firm a looking lo 

mamlanance 4 repair person to be * 

teem piayer on * winning team ide- 

al candidate wia have aom* ewctn- 

cai and-'or mecnamcai experience 

Thi* I* * ful time position with Bene- 

fit* 4 paid holiday* Pieaaa apply m 

person at Clrcurti DMA. 32900 Cap- 

itol. Lfvonla Oft Farmmgton Rd 

MAINTENANCE PERSON 

experienced m all phase* of bunding 

mainienance including large HVAC 

unit* 4 Ihew control* Send '**ume 

Attn Pal P O Jtai 664 Btoomfteld 

MA*. MI 46303-0664 

LABORER for 1r*nch footings 

Experience helpful Must have car 

Machine operating *klts helpful 

427-0279 

Call 

ced leaamg agent 

LOAN OFFICER 

Experienced Loan Officer warned : 

tor progresarve eetaBaahed mon- 1 

gage lender Complete product Ine 

available to include competitive j 

/umbo a* well a* B4C loan* Htgneel 

comrmaaion* paid *td top notch I 

support team guarantee* your loans 

win doee Wa ara not accepting 

trainee* Cal Tom Smith at 

North American Financial Corp 



Needed lull lime tor laige apartment 

com pie* m Farmmgton HiUa Appfy 

, In peraon on Saturday* only at 

30310 Timbendge Circle corner of 

Tuck 4 Fotaom N of 8 Mile, E of 

Orchard Lake Road 


Needed full time for a 59 

Ded nursing care facility 

Experience wilh plumbing 

and electrical Apply at: 

BEDFORD VILLA 

16240 West 12 Mile Road 

Southfield. Ml 48076 

An Equal Opport unity Employer 

MANAGER/SEAMSTRESS 

FiexibM hours Mon -Sat tor men 1 

ratal ahop m Lathrup VMage 

A*k Hx Paul at 557-0126 

MARKETING 

PROGRAM 

COORDINATOR 

A cnellenging pcetTtor 

>• avauecrte 'or a creative 

individual wti* seve'ai 

yeer* of market reoearc* 

eKper>er>ce In ftneno*! 

aerv«cea Must have 

eiceWent oret and written 

commvftocatKXi tfcii»» and 

W»e ebMtty to develop and 

implement market«ng 

strategy A cottege degree 

wtth a marsartmg majo* «s 

preferred 

and 1*1 ar> hntor> to 

Dear Do* r êder* 

Cred«t 'Urtoon 

c*ersonnei Depertment 

400 T&am Center Drrve 

Dear&CK" Ml 48*?6 

An EoueJ Oppoûnrty Employ^ 

MARKETING TRAINEE 

Local office o< nal»onel organisation 

need® a 'ew good paopê wiiung to 

wors hero and be trained tarn 

while you learn Guaranteed 

125 000 first yeer ncone 

CaP Lisa Dumea at 356-3748 

MARKET RESEARCH 

INTERVIEWERS 

immediate openings tor telephone 

door to door 4 mystery shopper* 

Flexible hours Experienca preferred 

but win tram Can Louse 559-7680 

MORTGAGE 

ORIGINATOR 

Earn tag mone, now Jom one of 

met'opontan Detrort & r«siesi grow- 

ing mortgage company Experi- 

enced only We WI got weds eeds 

«ad* Call M- jmcoc 'or confider. 

iiei interview 6*7-1199 

NAIL TECHNICIAN 

experience with flbergla* naW* 

cilentew waiting. e*1*CJished Llvonie J 

sawn 471-0630 

NAIL TECHNICIANS - prime down- j 

town Plymouth location Excellent 

opportunity Expwienced with clien- 

tele preierred 522-9577 j 

NAIL TECHNICIAN (MANCURtST) I 

Nice working *1mo*pftere fU» or 

pari lime CKdntaia 7 rant * space \ 

Ask 'cmSherry before 3PM al 

326-6548 l"» 3PM 427 1640 

NA'L TECHNICIAN 

] Greet opportunity for top notch per 

son, your own business wtthm a 

busy 01'mmgnar- talon Beni free to | 

start ûk-lima ^rcensed some I 

•>emeie Can today 642 2862 ) 

NIGHT AUDITOR - part-time expe- 

rienced Applications accepted at 

Embassy Suite* Hotel Lrvoma 

'3525 Victor Part way NO P~ON£S 

CALLS ACCEPTED 

NO LAYOFFS 

m the 'eel eetafe bu»mess lequwa 

ments are waung to work hard, Ba 

tramad and Mia peooie Earn »*iiie 

you learn Can George 

ERA Fast Federal Raai'ty 478-3400 

OPENING for -ehebie mature per 

•on 10 work m cosmetic stockroom | 

Appfy m person st T emer * s 32520 

WW nwy Farmmgton HDda 

OFFICE CLEANING 

Oowntoern Detroit firm seeks fua 

time persons to wort on office 

cleaning crew We are leaking effi- 

cient 4 dependable experienced 

persons with general cleaning dutiaa 

4 i-rong emphaaem on prolmianai 

company Image Compenaation «v 

eludes an company benefit* Work- 

ng hour* 4 30pm-1230am Mon 

Fr, Ouaiihted cand«J*!e* need only 

•epiy For conwderatior aana *e- 

*aiary rac 

OFFICE < 

P 0 Boi 779 

Detroit Ml 46231 

OPERATOR 'or moBee truck weeh 

Full lime outdoor won on week 

end* ft some evenings Muat be de- 

pendable with good driving record | 

For apQoiniment cal 422-2505 j 

OPTICAL DISPENSER 

Dart time fienBi* hour* Experience 

prete"*d DOC Franchise in 

Meaoowroo* Village Maa Rocnee- | 

ier Hift* 375-0072 ] 

OPTICIAN 

Eipenenced O^penser Weetland 

ocation 522-6131 1 

OUTSIDE HELP 

Quwed Beecn Defy •'Cherry Ha area 

15 hr Ca* after 12 561-3925 

PERSONAL CARE AT"ENDANTS 

Caring persone care attendants 

a-dei needed U M M I pert time 

position* immediately working with 

cerebral pais, individual* MORC or 

PHOTOGRAPHERS AMATEUR, 

fu* time excellent hinge, medical 

benefit* and prof snaring Life 4 

di*ab«rty insurance You muat heve 

35 mm 4 

PIZZA SALESPERSON/OR!VER 

Greet tor coaege student Ltmchr 

Anna hour* Apply Hungry Howie I 

Puza 4 SuB .2170 Caa* -ak* Rd 

Keego Harbor or call 663-6363 

P-UMBER 

Sewer Cleaner eCue to do reeioenfia 1 

'epeir* Ful uma Contact Mike at 

Mr Rooter 525-5922; 

PORTFLA.'T STUDIO now hwmg 'or 

ful and pari time seasonal pan 

ton* No expenence neceeaary WE 

TRAIN Benefit* for fu« tune Appi, 

•r person at Sears Portrait Studio 

10em td 8pm, Tuaa thru Sal Sim» 

md Place Mel LJvcmia Man Oak 

land Maa Twelve Oak* Men 

Equal Opportunfty Employer M/F 

PREP-PERSON EXPERIENCED 

For Soutnfteld Higiwiee apartmen- 

complex Cad aak tar Jen 559-3470 

FARMINGTON HILLS Chlld'ens 

Clothing manufacturer ha* an open 

mg lor the poeition ol Preaaer A vs 

nety ol dutiae from «oning steam 

ing mapectmc 4 other errand* 

Starring pey tS'iv Cad 661-3566 

PRE-SCHOOL COOFIDINA TOR 

wanted tor South Lyon Co-op Nur 

aery Fun time 3 4 « Yr old pro- 

r ama Send resume Jo P 0 Boi 

'5 South Lyon. Ml 48178 

Oeadima Nov 13 '99' 

PRESSMAN,B«ND€R> PERSON 

1 color AB Dick Praaa expenenca , 

ful time Good pay piui Benefits 

Send reeume to 

Johnson s Preea 

24300 Meaoowbroc* Roae 

Novi M'l 46375 

PRESS OPERATOR 

Expenenced on progreearve 3MS 4 

die *etimg 'or medk*n--saed auto- 

motive stamping company located 

I W Detroit 196-T eiegrapr, 

land raerria 10 Box 374 Obi 

PRINT SHOP 

Bindery person needed fu" time 

expenenoe preferred Benefit* 

Garden Or, ' 525-7610 

PRINT SHOP IN Royai Oak "eeds 

experienced Counter E»tim*tor 

Ful time Cad 

549-4747 

The ngbl people 

PRODUCTION ANALYST 

A Lrvoma baaed company e seeking 

peraon* with *upervtsor> experience 

m * production aanmg H«gr achooi 

piu* some coiieg* course* requêd 

Send resume 10 M' Richard PO 

Bo. S9036 Lrvoma M- 46150 

An Equel Opportunity Employer 

PRODUCTION 

Sewing Machine Operators Surge 

or overtock experience preferred 

Apply wntrwr JDI 45657 Port Plym- 

outh Ml 48170 313-451-3300 

PFtoOuCTioii SmeF detergent 

manufacturer ha* permenent lu* 

time position Must »fl 100 lb* 

16'hour - medKel 536-5324 

PROGRAMMER 

Fua time tor wnoieaele drstnbuioi 

locatad m Southkald Mu*1 have 

minimum 2 years proorammmg ex- 

perience on IBM AS-400 u*mg RPG 

400 Must have good commumca 

tlon *kiH* Sand reaume mauOmg 

salary requirements 10 P 0 Boi 

509 • Southfield Ml 48066 

PROPERTY 

MANAGEMENT 

Large propert, management com- 

pany seeks ambniou* orgemied in- 

dividuals tar Raeideni Manager po- 

sition at Wcai apartmeni compiexee 

Great Opportunity for advancement 

Salary peckage include* apertment 

Send 'e*um* to P-operty Managw 

P 0 Boi 50't Southfield M. 

48066 

"PROTOTYPE 

Expenenced layout 'mspectKm of 

aneei meta machmed pert* Eipen- 

enced MtG *nd TIG welder Experi- 

enced -atrw hand wrth ma exper-- 

ance Overtime 'benefit* Apply m 

peraor between 9AM-4 30PM Dy- 

aearch 2282' "wasp O- , 

Novi Pel« eer Meadowbrooa 4 Novi 

Rd oft 9 Mae 

500 Holp Wanted 

PROOF OPERATOR CLER" 

Fua time Proof Opw»tor-Clerk lor 

bacxroom operations m bank 

Bioomfiaid Him Dunae lo mciude 

operating proof machine data entry 

and account mamlanance Addi 

tionai reeponaKaet** contmgam on 

wilting nesa to learn Experience 

helpful Send -eeume and ack 

nowiedgemeni 91 poemon applying 

•or to 

• Human Resource* 

REPUBLIC BANK 

1700 N Woodward Ave 

Bioomfimd Hdie Ml 48034 

P M "EMPORARr PERSONNEL 

Need! 'eaabie workers for kgni in- 

dustrial stock ciart packer'ware- 

houae and clerical Retiree* are 

welcome Can 8 30am-5pm. 

961-4260 

QUA.lTv ASSURANCE MANAGER 

Mature experlencd ww SPC and 

oeakng wtir, automotive firm* and 

'eiaieo cgBoram E slackened long 

'•me mppher suburbar. weeWda lo- 

cation Salary and Benefits Haaumi 

10 Boi 170 Observer 4 Eccentric 

Newspapers 36251 Schooicrafi 

Rd Livonia Michigan 48150 

OCA_irv CON'RO- INSPECTOR 

Experienced m prmi raadmg. labn- 

cating stamping A praetaion 

gauge* Apply n person between 8- 

1 lam o> '-4pm at BMC Manufac- 

turing 100 S Mill street Plymouth 

An Equel Opportunity Employer 

QUALITY CONTROL 

Loosing for person with experience 

tor Quality Control poeitor »i Uvo- 

-ua Weatiand area Piee*e aand re- 

sume to Attention Quality Control 

6430 Commerce Drrve Weetland 

Ml 48185 

" REAL ESTATE ASSISTANT 

10 tha Saras Manager m Novi Part 

rime office work on weekend* md 2 

afternoon* during the week Knowl- 

edge of Ree Estate Saiei computer 

word proceeamg and spreedaneet 

neipiui wm tram Send -eaume to- 

Real Estate ASSISTani rklul P O Boi 

3045 B^mmgham Ml 48009 

REAL ESTATE SALES 

125 000 guaranteed 1 t you always 

wanted lo start a career m ree. 

estate but leu you couKJn 1 take e 

now I* tn* time to get started 

cm Mr Beiffu** a' 26'-0700 to Dnd 

1 out about ocr guaranteed income 

program and start immadiaiaif m a 

cereer held of unkmited potential 

.ivoma- Redtord 


RECEPTIONIST-SECRETARY 

' Full tn* Good phone ska*, type 50 

wprr 4 Word Perfect Salary com 

menaurate with atMrty Send rea^ne 

to First Commeroal Realty 29500 

Teiegrapr SouThkakJ Mi 4803* 

Attention MMIISI 

RETAIL SA.ESPERSON 

FULL TIME - KITCHEN GLAMOR 

; NOVI TOWN CENTER APPLY MFED 

THYRS FRI BETWEEN 10 4 5 OR 

CALL *OR APPT 380-8600 

RETIREES- STUDENTS 

j Ear- 16-110 per nov* helping me 

generate weds to» my sale* si ah 

*EAM LEADERS DEEDED 

Cal Mr Bob 476-9311 

ROCHESTER HILLS K MART 

Now accepting application* tor aee 

son*! neic Fua ft part time ' laxiow 

hours Day*. *flemoon* Siwnmql ft 

| m«jrvie* Pieeae apply at 

1100 Rocneeter Rd Rocnaatar Haa 

fc HOM6 61 S€RVIC€ GUID€ 

1 

DEADLINES. 4 P.M- TUESDAY FOR THURSDAY EDITION / 4 P-M FRIDAY FOR MONOAY EDITION TO PLACE Y O U R AD C A U . I 

102 Handyman 

Male/Fam«la 

116 Inauranc* 

All Type* 

Retired H a n d y m a n 

A* type* Ot won 

471-3729 

NO FAULT AUTO INSURANCE 

Lowest raiaa m town 

25620 Southfield. Sie 100 

Cad 3T3-559-2806 

105 Hauling 

A-1 HAULING - Moving Scrap met- 

a Cleaning Basemenl* -Garage* 

Store*, etc Lowest pnce* m town 

Quick service Free Esl Serving 

Wayne 4 Oakland Counlie* Cantral 

location 547-2764 or 559-8138 

FOR A LOAD OFF YOUR MtNO 

Cal Take-A Way Trash Serwce 

334-2379 or 332-1247 

We speciam* m 1 Uma pick up* 

prompt service to Troy Rochester 

Bvmmgnam - Bioomfieid areas 

HAULING ROOFING CONCRETE 

Home Repairs - Free Est 

Sr C

AF* O&E Thursday. Octobar 31. 1991, 

Thursday OctoOtw 31. 1991 OAE f5F 

/ EMPLOYMENT 

500 Halp W a n t e d 

ROUGH CARPENTERS 

Journeyman {UM or rsraaMl only 

need apply Cal 522-037* 

ROWQH CARPENTER 

EwMnotd m dack* * addition* 

Cat 477- taoe 

BOUTE DRIVER 

fvt nma Must have graal driving 

record rtaaponamta. abM to work 

aaaa ends Electronic I M helpful 

Good hourly rata ptua benefits Ap- 

i Com 

P*» air Amaocan i t Soulhfveld 

21477 Bridge StreM Sort. E, | 

8 Mas. 1 Mock W of Ta 

Suite E,(N. 

Telegraph) 

SAt.ES ASSISTANT 

NEW CONSTRUCTION 

naa construction safes cMoa. 5-6. 

day aaaa. 12-Spm Sunday a mual. 

I nacaaaary Caa 

477-47to 

SALESPEOPLE NEEDED, perma- 

nent part tana Manor* m Wand* en- 

vironment - 1Mb* hour*. Cran- 

brook Floral Co 647-B031 

SCHOOL CROSSING 0UAR06 

Mornmga. noon 6 aftamoona. t15 

Hat rata for 2 croaamg. S30 flat rata 

•or 3 croaamga. Incentive pay m bad 

aejitar Can Birnmgham PoBce. 

644-1900, ant 345 

SCREW MACHINE SET-UP 

Ca* 9am-3pm >31-2000 

SCREW MACHINE OPERATOR 

Experienced multipN spmdM 6 

Brown 8 Sharpe satgM spmdM op- 

erators needed lor day I nigra thin. 

Can Bam-3ipm 931-2000 

SEAMSTRESS WANTED 

PMaeeca?642^0010 

SEAM-RE SS - Naadad lo maka 

window treatments and cornice 

boards Mm 2 yra experience. Cal 

Frankkn Daaign CanMr lor appolnl- 

manl , 661-3800 or 509-2008 

SECONDARY SCIENCE TEACHER 

To teach Biology & Pttyalotogy 

Chemistry, Physic* & Learning 

credentials to: Elon Acadamy. 

Melton. Birmingham, Ml 4800S 

SECRETARY/SOME SALES - lu« 

tuna Mon-Frl 10am-6pm 87/hour 

Contact RK*, Strom Com- 

455-8022 

starting Contact 

putar. Plymouth 

SENIOR COMPANION 

for Retirement VMage 

Naadad to work with our Mdapand- 

ant Seniors Plaaaa aoCy » paraon 

at Grand RNer VMage. 36550 

Grand Rrvw, Farmington Hula 

SERVICE MANAGER - Spatially van 

Conner lions Mual hava mechemcM 

•MKMa. vwbal 8 pecpM saiRs 

Experience preferred Sand 

raaumaa Boi 368 Obeerver 8 Ec- 

centric Newspapers. 36251 Scfiool- 

craft Rd . Lwonie. Michigan 48150 

SERVICE PORTERS 

NEEDED 

Erhard B » W hai immediate open- 

Inge lor 2 aarvtce porters. Rano- 

merabon with experience Fringe 

bMieWts. Apply m paraon or aand re- 

sume to: 

Erhard B 4 W 

4065 W MapM 

500 Halp W a n t a d 

Technical Analyst 

Wa hava a poeition Mr a Technical 

Analyst Experience on Lotua 1.2.3. 

raQuirad ThM poamon ofMrs bene- 

nta Plaaaa cat ClMra lor an mnr- 

E N T E C H 

SERVICES. INC. 

558-9599 

TELEMARKETERS - 3 yra 

io BiiMnan experience halpM but 

Relax almoaphara m 

2pm. 16 par hour 

352-1620 

not iiatadearj N 

ttiNeM IO-2 

lalamarkailng 

Attention 

Telemarketers 

Ka8y Tamporary Senncee current* 

haa long and ahort tarm 

aaaagnmanla a.labia ai tha Farm- 

computers nacaaaary and experw 

anca making outbound caaa heiphl 

For mora Information. caa today 

K E L L Y 

T e m p o r a r y 

Services 

Equal Opportunity Employar M/F/H 


$200 PER WEEK 

Quaraniaad plus bonus FMalbM 

hours. SupervMor 8 I 

Mon-Sal SoulhMd 


Pantal Madical 

ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY 

32-40 hour*. Type 50 wpm, Inaur- 

enca knowledge a plus Mental 

haalth/S.A. c&we CM 10-Spm. 

Tuaa-Thurs. 476-9300 

$ 5 0 S I G N U P B O N U S 

HOME HEALTH AIDES 

Allen Health Care Ma kwnadMia 

openings lor aides with M leaat 1 

Mar experience Opamnga carM 

(or quadraplagK panaris In Novi 1} 

hour shifts avttatrla during daytime 

ReOebM irensporstetion a M l 

ALLEN HEALTHCARE 558-8090 

BILLER 

COLLECTION SPECIALIST 

Friendhr urganl car* McMty m Ferm- 

.ngton/SoutbltokJ araa naada SDM 

experienced Madical BMar with ag- 

oon skins Baautrtul oKSce caring al- 

moephere •8/hr lo start, paid ban- 

em* Cal Patty Ralbltt. 932-1170 

Harper Associate*. 28670 MkXJM- 

bert. Farmington Hlls. Ml 48334 

SILLER/OFFICE MANAGER 

lor reliab agency Dun 

MMig varlou* 3rd party payers, 

coordinate mat ottkm activity 

Send reeume to Advance Rafteb , 

31450 W 7 mae. UvonM, Ml 48IS2 

BILLED RECEPTIONIST 

Muat hava 1 yr 

cal or podiatry 

and good patient communication a 

must Knowledge ol health meur- 

ance and bWng reoulreO Muet be 

hard worker and dependable Cat 

for interview 478-1024 

TELEPHONE INTERVIEWING 

Dynamic Marketing naasarch Firm 

M seeking motivated, part time tele- 

phone interviewers tor el shifts 

(DAYS, EVENINGS 4 WEEKENDS) 

Qualifications ara: Licsasni Phone 

SkM*. Computer and/or Typing 

tha lob market 4 thoee daalrlng ex- 

tra money tor tha hotday* NO 

SALES INVOLVED Can Sandy 

TELE-SERVICE 

Take The Chalenge 

17 Per Hour lo Start 

Fun-Urn positions tor Intense, hard 

working individuals "hoes profes- 

sional telephone personalty sets 

them apart Irom the reel 

You wrn be notifying winner* of the 

reaults ol s contest drawing 8 ar- 

ranging lor tham to redeem thaw 

It your personal goal la lo succeed 

baaed on your own eTorts. cal 

FITNESS USA HEALTH SPAS 

737-7800 

TELLER 

i position tor Cradn Union 

.Caa 474-7100 

CARING NURSES AIOE 

Female to Vva-m with senior citizen 

wtth health eve needa. Fraa room 8 

board 4 salary CalSua. 264-5718 

CASHIER 

Hon 8am-5pm. medical insurance 

MWng and comptuer experience ol 2 

yrs required. Cal from 7:30am- 

4 30pm 646-6332. Ext 213 

CERTIFIED DENTAL ASSISTANT 

Seeking an enthualaaac 6 outgoing 

Certmed Dental Assistant. Man - 

Thur* . m a fi Mndly and pi oyi eeeN* 

Birmingham practice ExcaMant op- 

portunity and benefit* 646-3515 

CERTIFIED NURSE AIDES. LPN'S 8 

RN's tor prtvata duly only 

Northweet araa DapandabM UsaWh 

Cara. Inc 277-6688 

CERTIFIED NURSING ASSISTANT 

Westland ConvaMaoent Camar la 

accepting applications tor Cart (had 

Nursing Aaaistant Wa oKar 

• Ful time Afternoon and MkJmght 

positions 

• Guaranteed mcreeae over current 


Dantal Madical 

DENTAL ASSISTANT 

Expai lancad Modern Samtngham 

office seeking enthuaMabc and wen 

organized peraon tor Ml time em- 

ployment Good salary and beneltts 

CalPauM 644-9120 

DENTAL HYGtENIST / PART - TIME 

HssOeJ tor SouthHeid dental office 

Excellent salary, benefits & 

355-9600 

DENTAL HYGJENrtST 

Large Canton practice la looking for 

HygHaniel that truly enjoys patient 

interaction Fun «ma 961-5455 

DENTAL HYGlENtST 

Part uma needed tor progreesnre 

office in Farmington Hl»* 

Cal 474-2280 

DENTAL HYGIENIST 

flaadsd lor Now olhca J or 2 evans- 

mgs «• Saturdays Cal Oebbw 



LIvoraa/NorthvlBe araa. part-time 

2 day* Mondaya, Wadneedays 8 

artamatmg Saturdays Excellent 

salary 8 bonus plan avalabia 

Call Phyias al: 464-441 


Poamon svadaMe lor people parson 

a 852-2266 


Part-time. nexlbW hr* . 

Plymouth araa 

455-4070 


Part nma Huntington Woods dental 

office Ptaaaa call 9am- 5pm 

396-4366 

502 H a l p W a n t a d 

Dantal Medical 

MANAGER 

PATIENT SERVICE SYSTEMS 

DMC HEALTH CARE CENTERS 

ment team wW be responsible 

developing and monitoring custom- 

er service standards and systems, 

patient Inquires snd complaints pro 

and 

and smpMyse customer 

training A Bachelors Oe- 

greefand minimum of three yaara ot 

experience al Ihe management lev* 

m customer service systems is ra- 

quved Pleass send reeumee to 

Human Resources 

DMC HEALTH CARE CENTERS 

WOOOLANO 

41935 W 12 Mile Rd 

Novi Ml, 48377 

AffWsted wrth The Detroit Medical 

Center, an Equal Opportunity Em- 

ployer 

MATERNITY 

NURSING INSTRUCTORS 

Oakland Community College la cur- 

rently accepting applications for 

part-Urns CMnlcal Instructors to 

leech Maternity Nursing m Winter 

Semester starting January 8. 1992 

REQUIREMENTS: 

Minimum of B S N Master s De- 

gree preferred Currant Michigan 

Uoenae or eligibaity 

EXPERIENCE 

Minimum two years recant Clinical 

Maiarrwiy Nursing, leaching e«PU- 

DENTAL HYGIENIST - wa are 

ing an enthusiastic 8 outgoing den- 

talHyglerast tor Tuea Wad. Thura m 

a h laridty 8 prograaana Birmingham 

Isrmfy practice 646-3515 

Cal (3131 540-1579 for application 

^formation Relei to 

Position a 

t Employar 

Affirms tiva 

,n I, Position usdi-92 

. An Equal Opponurety Empioya 

_ _ Alflrmativa Action Employar 


Pari time. South flew araa 2 days 

per wk.. Tua* 8 Thur*. avary other 

Sal Reply Bo. 300 Obaarvar 8 Ec- 

centric Newspapers. 36251 School- 

craft Rd.. Livonia. Michigan 48150 

DENTAL OFFICE - Front Oeak Coor- 

dinator Exceptional opportunity tor 

qualMed person wtth experience in 

computers snd al aapecta of dental 

practice management Competitive 

aalary 8 Panama combined with a 

stale of th* art faculty 8 graal work 

1. 827-1900 

DENTAL Raoapnonw 8 Assistant, 

experienced Flexible houra, ful or 

pari nma Soma evamnga and Sat 

Jackie al 728-5601 

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST wantad 

dynamic detail oriented learn player 

tor results oriented practice, com- 

mitted lo giving excellence Dental 

computer experience prelarabiy 

OOMS. dears tor a chalenge and 

axe slant communication aklls re- 

quired Located m Farmtngton HMs 

Can Lias si 932-5650 

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST/Assistant 

Ful time Experience helpful, but wia 

train Friendly personality Excaltrt 

pay Uvoma araa 525-3150 

SHIRT PRESSER 

tiaadad tor Novi Road Cleaners. 

1068 Hon Rd. Nortti»Ma 349-8120 

SKILLED MACHINIST WANTED 

Fuji Ome Five years cold heading 

room equpment Various shift* Ful 

benefit* Apply al: 101 Industrial Dr. 

Plymouth Or cal 453-8600 

Equal OpportunHy Employar 

Mmority/Famele/Handicapped/Vel 

SOCIAL SERVICE Agency la looking 

tor a Masters ieval Director tor resi- 

dents treatment program tor ado- 

lee&snl males Cycle dynamic 

understanding of behavior a mual 

Sand raaume to S Zalupaki. Youth 

^Center. 30000 Hmely. inekler 

LNing I 

Ml 481- 

SOUTHFIELD car rental company 

looking lor ful lima rental agent 

Dutlaa mciuds pick up 8 delivery of 

cars uemg a low doly Must be 21. 

tS/lir plua bonus 557-0256 

SOUTHFIELD PUBLIC 

LIBRARY 

MEETING ROOM SET-UP 

indrvKXiais needed lo eat-up furm- 

turs 8 equipment tor daily pro- 

grama Muat be relabie. detaN on- 

sntsd 8 (Pis to MTI heavy items wtth- 

oul saaotsnce Early moming and 

lata afternoon hours anMMbla Mon- 

Frl. i* 25 par hour For more ln»or- 

mation cal Pat Wllams 946-0460 

STOCK MANAGER;' 

SHIPPING - RECEIVING 

For Brmngham gift shop FiM lima 

r Bimsnghsm gift shop 

STOCK PERSON 8 part time seMe 

people Experience halplul Ful or 

pert time Apply at The LimMed. 242 

W Maple. Birmingham 

STORE OPENING COORDINATOR 

an aggreearva. snergetic 

assist In axpension plana 

dldete mould have construction 8 

ratal merchendMng experience tor 

tins entry lev* poamon, extanelve 

travel lequlred Sand reaune to-. 

Peracmnal. 755. W Big ~ 

a >600 Troy. Ml 48064 

TEACHER A IOC/PART TIME 

For preacnool m Weat BwomfleM 

area Cal 8 aak tor Nancy or Use 

65S-6186 

r pnvsts nursery school 

Twp Mon, 7-t2:30, 

T E A C H E R 

lor 2't yeer olds, 

non 8/or saaociaiea daarea ra- 

qmred. as la experlanca Ful nma. 

W fu . . -a.ii ft - -i IM hi I-. . iini 

661-3630 

T E A C H E R 

Pra-kindargartan 

ssssry Ful Baie 

661-3630 

TEACHERS/ AIOCS 

MM Teacher*. Ti 

SubantuM Teacheri 

tor naw Day Care Center In Novi 

TELEMARKETERS - 

Has tuarm » looking tar 

marks— Mon Thur* 5 30pm- 

8 30pm Sal.. I0am-lpm 85 OO per 

how * oammisMon No coU caWng 

856-1071 

TELEMARKETING Computar Una 

quired Cs«6-Spai. 

TELEPM0S* DtSPATCHCR Weet- 

land Area Schei 

horns ws supoiy 

BM hours Cel. 

TELEMARKETING 

TITLE INSURANCE 

Laanart T * • i 

I dipt 

TRUCK DRIVER (pick i« truck) re- 

quired tar plumbing contractor 

Must know ptumblng finings snd 

TRUCK DRIVERS 

road 8 dty drivers wsntsd Mini- 

mum 3 yrs expanence intemetione! 

Trensport Agsncy. 564-2309 

Corns work where you make a dW- 

•srsnos tor s pnvsts company that 

really carae. Contact: WesOsnd 

Convalescent Center. 728-6100. 

Usa Boyd, RN. BSN. 

HELP. I NEED SOMEBODY 

ads qusMMd 

r family 

566-1188 

TRUCK DRIVERS • 

Owner/Opsrslors with tractors 8 

trailers Apply In peraon at 4000 

Second St . Wayne Cal 728-3244 

TRUCKERS 

We SIS need mors big trucks-' 

Independent contractors snd nsst 

osmsrs you should ba working tor 

me 

' Lois ol mass, lota ot money 

and gat homs svsry weak. 

' An sxceMnt compensation and 

benefit peckage awaits ths good 

operstor* 

CHIROPRACTIC ASSISTANT 

Wsd . Fri 2 4S-7:30pm Looking tor 

a positive M a d ) person sswiing 

long term employment and sHMng to 

learn all sspects of a buay 

chiropractic office 27527 Joy Rd . 

half block west of Inkster Rd 

522-5601 

MATURE, personalis. motNaiad 

persons wanted tor Dental Assisting 

snd trom dssk rnssn cal 356-7711 


Ws went th* best 8 are nMSig to 

pay tor It We oiler s chairsKIa posi- 

tion thst a mottvatlng 8 rewarding 

wtth ar sxcslsnl sstsry/beneM 

peckage Cal today lor a brtghtar 

future W Bloomflald 661-1440 

T-SHIRT 8 GIFT STORE 

needs rekebto person lor to! time 

position Apply ai person at: Tee's 

Plus Lotto m ths Uvonls Mai. 

7 Mas 8 Middtobslt Road 

UNDERWRITER 

Due 10 expending growth, premsr 

mortgage benker In Oek lend County 

has Immsdlala opening tor s reen 

Underwriter with s mmanum 

year experience Thorough 

FNMA FMLMC. S 

muet. Excellent salary 8 benefits If 

m tares! sd ssnd reaume to. 

Box «380, Obasrver 8 Eccentric 

Newspepers. 36251 Schoolcrsft 

Rd UvonM. Michigan 48150 

An Equal Opportunity Employar 

URETHANE JR TECHNICIAN 

Douglas 8 Lorn aeon, a quality OEM 

suppasr lo ths automotive siduMry. 

has s position open tor a Urattiane 

the Corporate 

Biscu it si working as Ml as genera 

office work Exceaem penem pack- 

age Quails J candidates should 

i Depen 

Douglas 8 Lomsson Company 

24600 HsMwood CI 

HUM. Ml 46335 


Experienced only Psrt/Ful Tims 

FiexibM hour* No weekends Top 

salary Southfield 556-1559 

DENTAL ASSISTANT - Mon.. Wed 

8 Frt Meture. expenenoed, out- 

going. good pay Nice working con- 

dition* tor Plymouth dsntal oMca 


Experienced, tm t m 

tor 


time. In Ypsaantt area Must havs 

sxpertsnos Good hours, with bsne- 

fRs AsktorLasle 464-1100 

DENTAL ASSISTANT - 2 UI time 

positions svalabta tor gsnsrsl olfice 

m Dearborn 

Phone. S6S-2011 


Experienced In tour hsnded dsntlsi 

ry for West Dearborn ofhos 2-3 

days/weak Ask tor Pat, 566-3131 

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST 

Fuft-tims position svalabM st s busy 

mulli Dsntal Pracnos Musi havs si 

lasst 2-3 yrs experience »i dental 

MEDICAL ASSISTANTS - 1-2 yrs 

sxpertence. X-rsy background 

gusrantass higher pay Flex hours 

snd Ml time $1240 lo $1420 par 

month Several One locations in- 

cluding Plymouth. Canton 8 Uvoms 

MsUnd*. Tsmpro Madical 443-SS90 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT - Family 

practice m Farmmglon Hals has im- 

medists opsnlng Experience re- 

quired Excellent ssisry end bene- 

fits Contact Admlnlstrstor 591 -0569 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT 

Ful 8 psrt time positions svsHabis 

st buay Isrmty prsctice ckmc m Mil- 

lord includes evenings Expensnce 

rsquksd Contact Lorl Murphy 

665-3600 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT needed lor 

ckmcal aspect of rspidly expanding 

office m Westisnd Flecenl medical 

Sxpertence or beckground deaved 

Send resume snd cover letter lo 

P O Box 97. Westisnd. Ml 48185 

MEDICAL BILLER 

CASHIER 

Expsrienced m CPT codes iCD-9 

AH typss of Insurances, lor mutti 

Speciality Clinic Musi have good 

typing snd computer skills Full snd 

part-lime All reptys confidential 

Pisese ssnd rasums to 

ADMINISTRATOR S050 Sdiaefer 

Deerborn, Ml 48126 

Ity, axceaent grammar 8 dantal m- 

eurancs 8 computer knowledge 

ExceSent OeiieHa 4 Top Pay tor the 

722-5133 

DIRECT CARE with dietary sxpert- 

ence use ssssry. Hr*. 4-12pm, Mon - 

Fri. Starting pay, SS 75 Cal 

Stuart, 478-1956 

EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGIST 

Ful time poemon a • alia Pie m larga 

cardiology practlca located m Berk- 

ley Experience wflh GXT s. nucMer 

taiMlng snd cardMc rehabilitation re- 

quired Master s degree end ACSM 

specialist cert Iflcst ion required 

Send resums lo Physiologist 

Northpomte Hesn Center, 2575 

Woodward Ave Suite 300, Berkley 

Ml 48072 

respond by 11-15-91 

EXPERIENCED DOPPLER/Vi 

Technician - Part time Good com- 

penaallon Sand reeume to Box 324 

Obeerver 8 Eccentric Newspepers. 

36251 Schoolcraft Rd Livonia, 

Michigsn 48150 

MEDICAL 8ILLERS 

immediate openings for experience 

m this fsst psced clinical environ 

ment To $7/hr Cal Dab! at 

UNiFORCE 357-0644 

UNIFORCE 

MEDICAL BILLERS/HOSPITAL 

Deerbom hoapltal m urgent need ol 

2 hospital Dinar l Al peyors 1-3 yrs 

experience SMS computers helpful 

but w» trek! qualified $1400 to 

$1750 par month Csl Sandy T 

443-5 

pro -5590 

MEDICAL BILLERS 

Bilers with minimum t yr experi- 

ence m OME or IV mfusion needed 

immediately Oesutwm olfice. pro- 

fessional stmospnere. great wages/ 

benefit program Contact 

Patty Reibrtz. 932-1170 

Harper Associates 29870 Middle- 

belt. Farmington Hills. Ml 48334 


Dantal Madical 

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST 

Psrt tims tor Livoms dermatology 

office 12-7 dally 4 every other Sal 

morning Experience m al areea of 

Irontdeak Cal Anns 477-7022 


Vsry busy Wesi Bloom held energy 

office Computer and madical expe- 

rience necessary 4 days per week 

Sheila st 826-5315 

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST - Expen- 

enced end metur* lor busy mum 

specialty practice Computer 8 av 

sursnre knowtedgs helpM Ful 

tuns W BloomhsW 855-7407 

NURSE AIOE 

Certified Afternoon 8 

shifts Nee stsrl wsge Mrs Birmen 

NigntingsM Wsst 8365 Nee burgh 

Rd Westland. near Joy Rd 

NURSE AIDES 

Growing noma cars sgency a seek- 

ing qualified expenenced personnel 

tor privsls duty cases throughout 

Oakland County Choice ot Deys 8 

Hours Call between 10am - 4pm 

Monday thru Fnday 

NURSING 

UNLIMITED 

540-2360 


Dantet-Madlcai 

PART RECEPTIONIST CASHIER 

MedicM office m BknWngfiam 4pm- 

8pm weskdays Sal, AM Medical W- 

U K S 8 computer experience re- 

quired Cal from 7 SOim-4 30pm 

646-6332. Ext 213 

PROJECT COORDINATOR 

Leading denial Implant surgeon w 

seeking s protect coordinator tor a 

I settling institute Ths sultabM car. 

didals wm bs highly mottvated. ssit 

Hiring 8 snfoy chMMnga The posi- 

tion requkas outstanding orgsniza- 

tional 8 to«ow through skus, tone 

basK sccountlng ippkcationa 8 exi 

pupae relet ions abHtlssI 

al 565-2010 

RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY 

ssnd resume to- Active Physicel 

Ttierapy 26739 Southfield Rd, 

Lathrup VUlege, Ml 46076 or 

cal 443-0101 

RECEPTIONIST/SILLER 

Experience m ophthalmology s plus 

Ful nms Excslsnt communication 

skMs sessntisi Ssnd resums 

Attention Shsaa P O Box 061282 

Rochester, Ml . 48306-1282 

STAFF 

RNS 

Amicare Home Heslthcars r~multi- 

sile home hestth care compsny 

iponsorsd by Ihe Solsrs ol Mercy 

Health Corporation is tasking qual- 

ified indnndusis for positions as con- 

tingent staff nurses for our Ann 

Arpoi Ml branch 

You will be responsible tor cass 

mansgsmsni of patieni care with 

ths concept of inter dlsclpknary tesm 

approach Tha Is an excellent op- 

portunity for RNs who desks to 

mske a real difference m the Ives of 

their patients snd families 

The successful candidates wm have 

s current license or permit from the 

Stale Bosrd of Nursmg and st less! 

one yesr of prolsssionsl nursing sx- 

penerics 

Amicsrs offers s compentrve salsry 

lo mstch your skills To appfy 

please call or send your resume to 

AMICARE HOME 

HEALTHCARE 

Kathryn Warner 

20'0 Hogback Road 

Sums 3 

Ann Arbor, Ml 48105 

(313*77-0610 

Achieving Workforce Diversity 

Through Afhrmstnre Action/ 

Equal Opportunity Employer 

HOME HEALTH AIOES 

EXPERIENCED 

• EMgrtus tor benehis 

• Competitive pay 

• Mileage reimbursement 

For home csrs agency aerving west - 

am Wayne county suburbs Must 

havs experience working with ths il 

disabled or eldarty Demonstrsted 

reUabWfy. esnse of commitment 8 

own transportation a MUST' To ap- 

ply cal Martlyn. 981-6829 

UNITED HOME CARE 

MEDICAL BILLING SPECIALIST 

For OB/GYN office In Rochester 

needed for ful time position imme- 

diately Flecenl experience with Blue 

Cross. HMO's. PPO's required 

Please send resume/worn history 

complete wilh salary history and rel- 

ersnces to 

Attn OB/GYN. Box 370 

Observer 8 Eccentric Newspepers 

36251 Schoolcraft Rd Uvoma. 


MEDICAL OFFICE HELP - part time, 

2'* days. Flochester Hills area, re- 

caption 4 general office help 

Wll train to do X-rays, 652-5300 

HOME HEALTH AIDE 

with s Hospice or. 

gantzatlon Good pay rate Training 

available for quaMed appkeanis 

Sand rseums lo: 3810 Packard 

Road Sulla 200 Ann Arbor Ml 

48108. attention Mary Hoadley 

DENTAL ASSISTANT - ws are look- 

tor en outgoing dedicated chert- 

3 . ' 

progressive Lrvonis prsctice bonus 

8 benefits svsftsbM 425-4530 


Newman Family Dantal Canter In W 

Dearborn, has a great opportunity 

sntsnt to kMn our greal team Ful or 

part tims. cak $63-2610 

Farminglon HMs. M 

n Equsi Opportunity 

UTIUTY COMPANY JOBS 

•7 80-S15 75/Mour. Ms Bras I 

necessary For Information 

DENTAL ASSISTANT, looking tor 

that special aomsons who ensnes lo 

perfect and expend thek skBa M 

texjr-handed dentistry approx 3-4 

days a was* *Bng to tmn. If 

previous exposure m a dantal emn- 

826-3165 

Vstwinary Technician 

ucsmsd 8 experienced Reply P O 

Box 1406, Royal Os*. 46066 

Ctarli. P O 

WAREHOUSE 

iter .compi 

rscalvtnQ cMrk* Erv 

img pay t5 50/hour 

t. Shipping 8 RscsMno 

Box 317 Novi Ml 48378 

Heltons! computer company looking 

lor Hupping 8 raoslvlng CMrk* En- 

try MvM Starting pay $5 50>tiour 

WAREHOUSE PERSONNEL 

1 Byr axparmece BI order pMMig 

and procBasing reuqlrad Sr«w»n« 

raclvlng sxpermos halplul $&/** 

* Denems lo Mart AppMcatlons 

4153 Ptoneer Dr 

a a Martin Rd I Wafted Laka 

WAREHOUSE PERSON 

Experienced tortift operator Mual 

havs good communicative tRMs 

Typing and oompuwr Maw KaipM 

Troy location Apply In writing to 

Box 378 Observer 8 Eoosntrtc 

sewv»(#i 362S1 Schooler afl 

Rd UvonM. MtaMgan 481S0 

cm AnEquMOppc 

. $6/hr 

WAREHOUSE WORKERS 

ALL SHIFTS AVAILABLE 


Are you looking tor a position thai 

offsrs you knosrtadgs. longevity, 

teem work, and appreciation tor 

your apnea We hava die place tor 

you! We are a Progressive Group 

Pracuaa. in Wsetani W m County 

and we are ook ing kx a Dantal 

I Mi si am who haa 2-3 yrs. ex pen 

dantiatry 

including 

Top SAM 

a Bonus 

Bon 8 a comlortabM working 

environment and much mors tor The 

a Cal 

722-5133. and aak tor JAN 

DENTAL ASSISTANT PART TIME, 

needed tor Canton/Ptymouth araa 

o«ee Hours vanaMa Expanence 

reqMrad 360-8719 


Rochester 32 • hour* Expensnce 

dssuBbls but r*ot aaaenlial Send 

reawne to P O Box 426. Racheaaar 

OENTAL ASSISTANT 

Buay Farmmoaon HIM prsctice 

seaaa arMuafatair wdM6i«ai to! 

nma ChMrMde expensnce f a»M 4 

day* no Sat 476-8330 

OEMTAt ASSWTANT 

Carina friendly practice aeaa 

nma Cheaaaa IIBSMIBIH tar 

mtmttmt 

DENTAL HYOCMMT WANTED 

Part wne ta- Monday 8 Frtda* m ihe 

Yps6M srse Good pay greet 6»- 

e*ts AMitarkSBRB 464-1100 

orntt II Mi u MI Ml 6 wrperx 

bantal HygMWM aRa • Mae 

eased M oaad pienanMMm osre 

HOME HEALTH AIDES 

RN'S A LPN'S 

Heed ad tor a variety of shift*, espe- 

cxaHy weekends Live-In HHA posii- 

tons aiao avaHabM Certification or 

experience required 

Cal VISITING CARE todsy 

Northvias 

Brighton 

Ann Arbor 


313-22S-0320 


MEDICAL 

OFFICE MANAGER 

Suburbsn medicsl prsctice is inter- 

viewing tor s full tims office mana- 

ger position Must nave previous 

msnagsmsnt experience, computer 

xnoeMdgs 8 excellent communica- 

tion sklBs Compelrtlve compensa- 

tion plua attractive benefit peckage 

Please sand resume to 

Medicsi Management Group 3284 1 

Middlaoell Mil. Farminglon HM*. 

Ml 48334 

MEDICAL - PART TIME 

Norituand Fam»y Planning has s 

psrt tims position available m ouf 

SoutMleM office Day* on Mon. 

triors 8 Sal Approximately 16-20 

hr*/wk Some benefits Experience 

prstsrrsd Cal 9sm-4pm 556-0602 

HOSPICE NURSE 

PLYMOUTH - NORTHVILLE - 

CANTON AREA 

*38/vlsrt. plus milage RN - BSN 

pi Mai I sd Ful or part-time. ItaxibM 

hour*, benefits On cal one week 

snd per month Home care expen- 

sive helpful bui not required 

Plssss send reaume to 

ARBOR HOSPICE, PERSONALISED 

NURSING SERVICE 

3810 Packard Suite 200 

Arm Arbor Ml 46106 

Attn Sue Andres, RN, BSN 

Director of Ckmcal Services 

MEDICAL PRACTICE 

ADMINISTRATOR 

Muiti-offtca medical prsctice seeas 

qusulled Prsctice Admmislrstoi 

Prior experience m medical bakng 

personal msnsgsmem snd comput- 

srs requksd Salary commensursis 

wtth experience 

Reply to Medical Practice 

Administrator Box 364 

Obeerver 8 Eccentric Newspepers 

36251 Schoolcrsft Rd Livonia 

MicMgsn 481S0 

HYGIENIST 

Excellent opportunity lor a luS time 

group pracuaa Top Salary Many 

Benefits -nckjdmg a Bonus System 

Bi s gusty oriented Mmt flMxrn 

to PO Box 846 Wayne Ml 48184 


Ful tune tor busy OBGYN Experi- 

ence XI typing. Wng. maurance. 

Irom dew etc Send resume to 

Box B290, Obaervei & Eccentric 

Newspapers. 36251 Sc hooter afl 

Rd LNonM, Michigan 48150 

HYGIENIST 

S w n c a t l time ^T"part tana No 

Sat or eve* Closed Wed 123 per 

hour 354-4366 After 7pm 626-2661 

MEDICAL RECEPTiONtST/SILLER 

! ful tims Westisnd urologMI office 

CH 326-414; 


HYGCMST - teem oriented practice 

ofe- 

jrOeys per month Sam-1 

To 

E 

LABSUPEI 

Chemistry, Hsmetologv de- 

ls MTASCP degreed or 

BQul.Main 4-5 yrs experience Ex- 

cslant eompsnsanon 8 banets 

Csl 443-8560 Or wrRe Recruit 

mam Resources 24100 8outh6aia 

Rd SWIM 315 Sourhdsid Ml 48075 

LPN CHARGE NURSE MtanVM 

shift MB or part 0m* tar pnveMfy 

nurMng McMty tic alar l 

tondWkxa. competithe pey 

m 261-4600 tar appaaw- 

tmch St A. 

mt. 34380 A 

L«» 

• Buay UvonM 

X t - M l 

RBCEPTIONIST NEEOEO tar xary 

Buoy iwaifca of*ca part-time 

Man . Tua* 4 Frt 8 30-8pm tips 

MEDIAL ASSIST ANT 

ner 8 computer M«a Knowledge of 

vanoua msurance plana » required 

To BChedula an interview cal 

TEMPEXCHANGE 

SOUTHFIELD 557 5600 


M time 1-2 years experience 12 

MHerTeMgrepTi araa Cal Brende 

356-5630 

NURSING 

OPPORTUNITIES 

OUCH i Occupational Urgent Cara 

Head* Systems inc). s ieeder in 

providing comprshensrve cosl con- 

tainment progrsms in workers com- 

pensation and group health to maur- 

ance compames self maurad em- 

ployers snd third psrty 

administrators, haa a uraqua oppor 

lunity lor entry level utilization Man- 

agement and BIMng Review Nurses 

m our Uvoms office OualAcationa 

induda a current RN kcensa and a 

broad baae of ckmcal and utilization 

review experience 

We offer a competitive aalary and an 

excellent Benefits package 

send resume to OUCH. 

2400 Venture Oaks Way, 

Sacramento CA 95633 

Attn Human Reaourcaa. EOE 

OUCH 

RECEPTIONIST /BILLER 

tot RodMater HMs family practice 

PrataraWy »ul time Mual ba mature, 

PPM* rekabM hardworking 8 expe- 

nenced with madttal bMkw Reply 

with qualifications, deaired hour*, 

salary, phone number 8 addraaa to 

Box 366 Obaarvar 8 Eccentric 

Newspaper*. 36251 Schoolcraft 

Rd . UvonM. MtchUgan 48150 

RECEPTIONIST - Fast pacsd 

Ophthalmology ofllce m W Bloom- 

field aeskaig mature ndhnduM On 

: multWme phonea. computer 

scheduling 8 dets In-put, pr sparing 

chart*. Inamnce verification typ- 

ing. 4 days, experience preferred 

Send raaumas lo M E S . 5728 Wtn- 

tamors Lake Rd. Brighton, 

48116. Attn Unda 

REGISTERED NURSES 

needed for home health car* agency 

ki Wayne and Oakland Counties 

421-8060 

RN 


Dantal-Madical 

X-RAY TECHNICIAN/Registered 

Permanent part lime OrtSopeemc 

ofllce m Troy Noweekandai 

828-1060 

X-RA* TECHNICIANS registered 

or nol regislared Ful lane or work 

when you went to Top oonar tor 

your Mas A number of work sites 

4 4 ^ 

X-RAY TECH - Willing to Mam medi- 

cal assisting lor busy ENT practice 

Ful or pert time, excellent benefits 

Certified profaned 477-7485 


Offica-Clarical 

ACCOUNTANT BOOKKEEPER es- 

tabkshed reaiauram seaas an ac 

couniant bookkeaper with 2-3 years 

restaurant expanence Raaponaibai 

tiee mciuda general accounting du- 

tiea thru financial ststements Com- 

puter experience with Coconut 

Code Mid Micro Date Capture soft- 

ware. a definite plus 

Sand rssums 8 salary requirements 

to Contrail* 44208 Phoenix Or 

Sterling Heights. Ml 48314 

A c c o u n t i n g A s s i s t a n t 

Innovative trswimg snd development 

compsny has employment opportu- 

nity lor fun-time accounts psysbis 

CMrk Responsibilities include pro 

ceasing snd Inputting vendor In- 

truding vendor payments 


Offica-Clarical 

ACCOUNTING CLERK 

ABSMI m si bookkeeping lunctionj 

Ctoncei MMs snd computst uteraci 

a mual 

WOROPROCESSOR SR LEVEL 

Extremely proficient in all aspects of 

WordPerfect excellent organization 

Mina snd ttis sbiltty lo wort moe 

pendsnlly 

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE 

ASSISTANT 

Experienced m WordPerfect recep 

lion eras and genera office dutiee 

Sand reaume to Shirley Macy 

P O Box 2573 Farmmgton Hills Ml 

48333-2573 

Administrative Assistant/ 

Receptionist 

Trpy bsssd corporste human re- 

source firm a seeking s poksneo 

srticulsle sdmimstrstrve Bssntsnt 

receptionisr This individuBI must oe 

able to handM leMphone calls ir t 

rapid orgsruzsd 8 prolessKma 

manner In addition to a satiatacto'. 

employment record, the indrvxdu* 

must hsve M Ills » word processing 

This includes excellent spelkng 8 fa- 

cial atlon of the English langusge 

SaMry IS commensurate with Mai 

level Submit a reeume 8 reference* 

to Office Manager Aim Executive 

mc . Liberty Center 50 W Big Baa 

ver Suite 300 Troy, Ml 46084 

preparing daily deposn. and other 

clerical dutiee Should be compuier 

literate Accounting experience and 

education preferred Competitive 

salary and Benefits package Send 

resums and salsry requirements to 

Humsn Synergistics 39819 Plym- 

outh Rd . C-8020, Plymouth Mi 

48170 Attsntion Personnel 

No phone calls pissse 

Assessment 

Nurse 

Armcsre Home weerthoars a multi- 

Mta home haafth company spon- 

sored by the Sisters ol Mercy Health 

Corporation. Is looking tor Assess- 

ment Nurses tor Our Ann Arbor 

branch 

m tfus position you a* be responsi- 

bM tor obtaining teMphons intake* 

rsfsrral information, completing Bi- 

|iai homs nan snd avaluatlor of »- 

ants and analyzing and (Hftorantiat- 

•ng ckmcal dau to appropnalaly »- 

agnose nursing problems. 

The success** candMets M M i 

regalered nurse with current Mo- 

gan Hcanaa or permit and at least 

one year of prolaaalnnM nursing sx 

penence pis«ei"sd 

Amicare offers an outstanding ben- 

ellts package and a competitive sal- 

ary fo match your Mils To apply 

please send your resums to 

AMICARE HOME 

HEALTHCARE 

Kamryn Warner 

2010 Hogback Road 

Suite 3 

Ann Arbor. Ml 48105 

through Affirmative Action 

Equal Opportunity Employer 

ACCOUNTING CLERK to sssisl 

coniroler m ths ares of A/fl 8 A' P 

Famikar wrth Accountmate a olus 

Must be good with numbers uaing 

adding machine 8 Lotus 123 Send 

resums 10 MES tnlemal'onsl 

30940A industrial Rd Livonia Ml 

48150 

ACCOUNTING CLERK 

STERLING SAVINGS BANK has an 

entry level career opportunity 

svsiiabie m its Corporsie Account 

ing Department Reepona 

cat leave Dutiee include Data entry 

processing .n«»cas and some cus 

loner contact Experience on com 

pulei pratenred Sand resume 

12110 Hubbsrd. Livonia, Mi 48150 

Attention Pam Lewis 

Accounts Receivable/ 

Colieclions Clerk 

DATA ENTRY QP€RATO«S 

L orNg mo »horl l«f*i •Mjgnrnen?* *i 

the Livoms and Plymouth areas 

Hours will vsry idays snd after 

noonsl for experienced high pro- 

duction operators Can Heidi for ar, 

*pc»0in1msnt al 522-4010 

33 1 33 Schoolcraft 

1-96 Office Center 

isasi of F armington Rd I 

Afhkated wtth Tha Datroft Medical 

Center an Equal Opportunity Em- 

ployer 

RN - PART TIME 

To asarsi wfth poacys and proce- 

dures at an out-patient surpicai fa- 

clny located In Oek Park Establish 

paUant cara Procedures Include 

preop operative, and poetoc care 

Salary 8 benefits negotiable Re- 

sums 10 Box 354 Observer 8 Eccen- 

tric newspapers. 36251 SdooKraft 

Rd . UvonM. Michigan 48150 

RN S PART TIME PER DIEM 

Wa can oltar you naw opporturatiea 

to enhance your rwrsmg MMs Ws 

can oftar you satialactian m s fob 

wen done through carmg patMnl 

K E L L Y 

?§: Temporary 

Services 

Equal Opportunity Employer M>'F - 

A U T O D E A L E R 

needs part tirrte reception- 

ist Some clerical and 

cashier work Flexible 

Shirley al UNIFORCE j ^DUfS - TueS , Wed 4 Fri , 

357-0037 but will be required to work 

Mon & Thurs afternoon 

until 9 pm Apply at Mor art 

Mitsubishi, Southfield 

353-0910 

WsU established Westland firm >s 

seeking assertive Accounting Clerk 

to handle collections of industrial 

accounts Highly responsible pos. 

tlon. some experience preferred In 

dividual must have good communi- 

cation Mils, be a quick 

along with good typing Mills 

provide excellent benefits snd a 

competitive salary structure Please 

submit your resume listing salary 

requirements to Box 286 Observer 

8 Eccentric Newspapers 36251 

Schoolcraft Rd , Livonia. Michigan, 

48150 

ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY 

Usa your sxesnent word processing 

experience and attention to detai at 

ADMINISTRATIVE 

ASSISTANT 

We ers s large local accounting firm 

looking loi an exper ienced edmmis- 

tratrve assistant with a mmimum of 2 

years experience The qualified can 

BOOKKEEPER Ml charge exper 

ence needed lor Farmmgton H41s 

BOOKKEEPER 

mkjelon homs cars a s rapidly 

growing service snd our national 

company a tooamg to ad mora 

greet namMri to our team 

• rv Therapy experience required 

• Home Health NurMng experience 

a pkis 

• FiexibM scnen Humsn Re 

ADMINISTRATIVE 

ASSISTANT 

invest men: counselling firm see* s 

self itsrter tor this diverse position 

Accounting, compuier orgerws- 

tonal snd personal M4M assentiei 

Mimmum 5 years experience Send 

rseums 8 salary history to 

Schwartj in veal meni Counaei 

370' W Mepie Rd 

Bloomheld Mias Ml 48301 An Equal Opportunity Employer 

SmRMCine Beecham Caracal Labo- 

retorMa haa 2 part Hme poaitions 

PHLEBOTOMIST 

20 hours pv n ••• 

Experience required 

Ei csl snt eaent relation MM 

AvalebM tor Metro Detroit 

SPECIMEN COLLECTOR 

' 6 days PM monOi 

WE RE LOOKING FOR 

SOMEONE SPECIAL' 

S3 000 SJQN ON BONUS 

Plymouth Cawt oflere 'swer«ng 

poaiana k» uaiiMaa ar 

•ad atdee Put wrn meal i 

( 

I COURT 

106 HAOGWTY MO 

PLYMOUTH Ml 48170 

DMC HEALTH CANE CfWTENB 

WOOOLANO 

41639 W 12 Maa Rd 

NO«t MI 46377 

AHMasid em THa Dew oh Madtat 

CanMr in FquM OppartaaNy F re- 

al d l » S61-644I 

^ ' g e r 

jao • i c, mmmt Ra 

SECRETARY 

W e s t e r n s u b u r b a n retail mail office is 

looking for 2 e x p e r i e n c e d s e c r e t a r i e s 

with a professional i m a g e a n d excellent 

c o m m u n i c a t i o n skills. Qualifications 

include all p h a s e s of secretarial work, 

l y p i n g of 6 0 w p m a n d 2 y e a r s 

e x p e r i e n c e preferred Benefit p a c k a g e 

available Salary c o m m e n s u r a t e with 

e x p e r i e n c e P l e a s e call 357-6187. 

W e a r e a g r o w i n g t e m p o r a r y 

s e r v i c e w i t h e x c e l l e n t p a y f o r : 

— »-e xe< t+t4vhh> vh rctrhrev 

• W o r d P r o c e s s o r s 

• R e c e p t i o n i s t s 

• D a t a E n t r y C l e r k s 

L o n g , s h o r t a n d t e m p - t o - p e r m 

a s s i g n m e n t s . 

ETD Temporary Service 

Livonia 

4 6 4 - 7 0 7 8 

504 W a n t e d 

0fftc*-Ckncai 

AFTERNOON RECEPTIONIST 

Part time 3-7pm tor buay Redlord 

physical lfMrapy cMec Muat have 

dau entry capebMtiea and work waa 

with peopM Sand reaume lo 8810 

Beach Daly Rd Redlord Ml 48239 

A SMALL SOUTMFIELO OFFICE 

needs metiae coaege giad (not re- 

cent! with mqua Mils proa*set) 

«g temHerity with WordPerfect 

MM) »ght bookkeeping Pretor fom- 

puMlve perfection*! 3S8-4056 

ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER 

For buay pub Wang Mm Muat ba 

inowMdgaOM an accounts payabM 

snd payvol Harm eoRware expan- 

ence helpful Ful time 6-5 with ben- 

efits Send reeume to C Qreen. 

P0 Box 48179 Os* Park Ml 

48237 

AUTO DEALERSHIP 

immedMte opening lor accounts 

recsrvesbM cMrk Must have some 

auto JaaMiihip experience Non- 

smokaig o«ce Pieeae apply to Joe 

Paman Chevrolet 26111 TMe- 

yaph. Southfield 355-1000 

AUTO DEALERSHIP 

immedMla opening tor eeftchboerd.' 

clerical poaltion Non smoking o"- 

ce Pieese apply to >oe Paman 

Chevrolet 28111 Telegraph, South- 

fieid 355-1000 

BOOKEEPER/OPFICE MANAGER 

East side ful chsrge full lime 

Computer, menutscturmg 8 payroll 

axpMiance Send resume to 32000 

Northwestern Suite 275 Box IB, 

Fsrmington Hies Ml 46334 

BOOKKEEPEP 

Needed for mutti company environ 

M . EMPLOYMENT 

504 H*lp Wanted 504 M p Wanted 504 Help W a n t a d 504 Heip W a n t a d 504 Help Wantad 505 Halp Wantad 

Office-Clerical Office-Clerical Office-Clerical Office-Clerical Office-Clerical Food-Beverage 

CUSTOMER SERVICE 

HiasKje furnfturs hss sn opening tor 

a ful Ume pMaon to admimetM the 

product service area ExpMience a 

a tnuatl Contact John at 334-5756 

DATA ENTRY/CLERICAL 

$8 00 Per Hour ' 

We have an immediate opening for 

an indhnduai lo work 20 hours PM 

•iseii on a flexible daytime scheduM 

Excellent working conditions Data 

entry exper lence helpful 

Send resume lo 

Assistant vice President 

P O Box 2659 

F*mmgton HMs. Ml 46333 

504 Heip Wanted 

Office-Clerical 

L E G A L 

Corporate LegM Departments 

Temporary - Long or Short lam 

Permanent Positions 

• Temporary io PMmanent 

PERSONNEL 

AT LAW 

ENGINEERING SECRETARY 

Dynamic w err en company needs 

experience plus WorOperlecl S l 

and Lotus »23 000.'yi to start 

Cal Susan at UNIFORCE 846-8166 

ENTRV LEVEL ADMINISTRATOR " 

to aaarsi m customer relations dept 

tor national Micro ComputM Com- 

pany Send reaume to AdrmmatrB- 

tor. PO Box 317 Nov< Mi 46378 

ESTABLISHED Manufacturers Rep 

m Plymouth is seeek ing an individu- 

al to take charge ot our office Must 

De wen orgamied 8 have good 

pnone MUM Duties lo include Word 

Proceaaing order entry 8 follow up 

Please send resume lo 538 N Mia 

St Plymouth, Mi 48170 

UPTOWN 

DOWNTOWN 

358-0060 

964-2909 


Office-Clerical 

PoMtions open for 

• RECEPTIONISTS 

Type 85«pm. 

other general cMncM duties 

• WORD PROCESSORS 

WordpMtect 5 i Lotus 1.2 3 

8 Microsoft 

•GENERAL OFFICE 

Typs 40wpm handM pnones, ftUr 

Please call 889-9C 

M G M S e r v i c e s 

L E G A L 

S E C R E T A R I E S 

Permenent 8 Temporary 

Professional. Con Mental 

Placemen! 

MANY OPPORTUNI'ES 

AVAILABLE 

Downtown 8 Suburps 

EXPRESS SERVICES 

— -.843-8590 

RECEPTIONISTS needed loi Livo- 

ms Maa compenies Must havs neat 

appsMSnce and prolnaunal atti- 

tude Fua 8 part time poaitions 

svvlabM If you rs between 18-21 

years old and a resident of Wayne 

County (not Detroit) pieeae cal for 

ar appt 464-1860 

An EouM Opportunity Employer 

LEGAL SECRETARY 

Experienced ful time Security 

excellent aalary 8 benefits South- 

field area 354-2500 

RECEPTIONIST 'SECRETARY 

Farmmgton mils Full time position 

lor wel-groomed individual for cleri- 

cal dutiee Pleasant phone manner 

WordPerfect experience nelptui but 

Will tram Cal SheryM 851-0469 

RECEPTIONIST i DATA INF>1JT 

Entry levM for kiaurance Agency 

ComputM 8 customer Mas re- 

LEGAL SECRETARY Expenenced 

for busy Southfield law firm Patent " insurance Aaaoc 3028 S Wayne 

law experience hatpfui Exceaert | "»«Yne Ml 

benefits, salary negotiable. Cal 

Carol 358 4*00 

SECRET AR» ASS IS T ANT 

SouthllMd engineering company 

mature individual with dam 

onetraied organizational H « 8 the 

swety to wor» wea mdepervdentty 

Must na»e expMMnce m word pro- 

ceaamg 8 dats bass Must else pos 

sees strong written 8 vetOai com 

mumcelton Mas Tha position wis 

involve Ming, telephone communi 

cation, typing. 8 offwr general afllce 

dutiee Send resume to 

TNE 26555 EvMgreen Road Surte 

120. Southfield Mi *6076 

SECRETARY 

mMiufacturlng company m Wixorn 

ReQukemer-ts include typing '0-60 

epm shorthand experienced m til- 

ing. piionas 8 ofllce dencei ExcM- 

lant salary 8 ful benefit program 

Send reeume' arid salary nistory to 

Box 348. ObservM 8 Eccentric 

NewspspMS 36251 Schoolcraft 

Rd Lrvoma Michigan 48150 

SOUTHFIELD TITLE COMPANY 

loosing Ku Closing Coordinator | BOB EVANS SOUTHFIELD 

csreM rmnoafl. tc process real as- Hiring Ml 8 pen txme evemng WMI 

tate closings Strong people snd six wen-esses fu» tims Benefits lo 

tMephone Mils ostail onented typ- taay pe^! including heaitn insurance 

ng 45wpm Experience helplui not FMxibW jcheoulec hr* 

necessar, Benefits EOE Do not phone- 

CneryiBMBM 353-1800, I0"s 8 TeMgrapfr 

SECRETARY 

Fasi-growmg business needs full 

tims secretary Knowtedgs ot com 

puter helpful eiong with an office 

MMs Send 'eeume lo h M C 

29100 Northwestern Hwy Suite 

445 SouthfMid. Ml 46034 

SECRETARY - pan time i20 25 hrs 

fMxiblai Southfield waa 8 Mue 8 

Telegraph Statistical typing 

EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT 

Fortune 500 hrm needs DMplaywrite 

4 expensnce up to $10'hr 

Cal Sharon af WNIFORCE 646-7664 

RECE PTIONIS T 'TY PtST 

T L°> êurence agancy Front • t ^ ' ^ ' e o . = 36o"oSser-; 

LEQAL SECRETARY BloomhMd axpMMnce. twng | „ 4 Ecc-rr1r< SM^^per, 3625" 

H«la. 2 Dius ys expenence, m ^ ! Schooicrah Rd lr,on« lAcfugar 

Piarfittff Lrtigatior WcrcpMMct ^c- ^ 

8*9-9544 "icregan 48150 

Contact Carol 

weekdays at 

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY 

ment Must have exPMMnce as fu" , Conaumng firm Based m Farmmgton 

charge thru computenied'manual | 

adiustad trial balance and financial | 

slstements Lotus expMience s | 

plus Full or pan time Send resume 

to Bookkeeper Rt4 13400 Outer 

Dr Wes' Datroil. Mi 48239 4001 

BOOK KEE PE® 

SEC RE 1 ART 

This nigniy Mtsrbie temp position in 

N W suburtvs requi-es a good 

knowledge of WordPw»ect 

roi Wtfr become permanent 

569-4680 

QUALITY ACCOUNTING TEMPS 

pev 

BOOKKEEPING CIER" NEEDED 

Wrth 2 yea's of automated accounts 

receivable 8 payable experience 

86 50 S ~ 50 hour Benefits Sand re- 

sume to PersonnM Department PO 

Box =20796 Detroit Ml 48220 

area seeks experienced aecre- 

tary Duties include word proceaa- 

ing. document preparation supervi- 

sion general administrative sup- 

port Satar, 8 ful benefits 

Sand resume to DMA. 22260 Hag- 

gerty Rd North vile. Mien 48167, 

attn c'eTM Klamxs 313-380-6890 

EXECUTIVE SECRE r ARY 

Small but growing company per- 

sonal secretary to C E O Compuier 

tred book leaping computM'wrxd 

processing experience, full time 

Mon-Fri 8 30 5 Benefits »age 

negctiaged Resumes lo Box 362. 

Observer 4 Eccentric NewspapMS 

3625i Schoolcraft «d Livonia. 

Michigan 48t50 


Birmmgham small office litigation 

experience. WordPerfect, fraa 

perking Dynamic caaual 

atmoaphera 540-7660 


For small civil practice firm Re- 

quires solid word Perfect skUs. 

experience m litigation, probata, 

worxer s compensation 8 appeals 

Sand resume 8 salary to Ms 

H arpM 100 W Big Bea ver Suite 

660 Troy Ml 46064-5263 

SECRETARV PART TIME 

—— 1 — ideal 4/hours,day tor experience 

Fast paced mon „ l t h processing snd 

->'* I spraadsnest to SB 59,'hour 

ark haa a career opporturvt, tor j UNIFORCE 646- 7662 

PART TIME DAYS 

Office 8 clerical Experience helpful 

For information call 

313-349-0007 ask tor Ms Fors 

Clerical'Data Processing 

Ful time 2nd snih position in 

ScsithfHWd Responsibilities include 

initiating lobs on DEC and IBM. dats 

entry, manual logging creating pro- 

cedures for new program loading 

tapes 1 paper, routine maintenance, 

typing 40 50 wprr. and filing Non 

smoking company Send resume to 

DP 'CMncal 

P Q Boi 300 

Southfield Mi . 48037 

CLERICAL^ 

DATA ENTRY 

immediate data entry posit-m avail 

able for an individual ertn a mini 

mum of 2 years general "Office 8 CRT 

experience Individual must en|oy 

*©r*mg in i team atmosphere type 

40 wpm. 8 possess exceleni com- 

munication skills Rieesant work en- 

vironment 8 genMous benefit 

! e Reply to 

IERICAL'DATA ENTRY 

P O BO» 2227 

SOUTHFIELD Mi 48037 

C L E R I C A L T 

Farm Bureau Insurance ixroup has a 

clerical opanmg in our Plymouth o« 

ice Duties wll mciuda pub«c con- 

tact Ming typing, and computer 

lermmal eon Typing utility of a 

least SOwpm and previous clerical 

and public contact experience re- 

quired Micro-cc-riputer and msur- 

ance knowledge beneficial We are 

an equal opportunity employer 

Qualified randidates send resumes 

to 

Farm Bureau insura-ca Group 

9369 Haggerty Rd 

P O Boi 380 

Plymouth Ml 48 170 

CLERICAL LEA SING 

Livoma Area Must wor» wen*nnds 

Have own transportalcin, SS.'Hr 

approximately 30-35 hrs «•» 

Cal - 4 78-2025 

CLERICAl PERSON excellent typ, 

ing MMs accuracy a must «.iswer 

ing pnones knowledge of OME b»- 

i plus Fun time Plymouth area 

455 4620 

FILE CLERK 

For Town CenlM law firm Send re- 

sume "o. J Hart.nett v-amer Meiler, 

3000 Town Center Suite tTOC 

South held Ml 48075-1277 


F ammngion Hills law firm seek s hard 

working, motivated individual wtth 

communication Mils P'KK expMi- 

ence helpful Sand 'eeume to 

Office Manager 

2B545 OrchMd Lake Road 

Farmington Mills Ml 46334 


South'ield msurance Company 

se*iks hard working, bright earner 

molivated individual to assist 

RECEPTIONIST 

gaga corporation located 

the position of receptionist Prevl- I 

ous experience in tha mortgage held { SECRETARYrRECEPTION 1ST tun 

helplui. lyping Mlla required I. part time positions svaaabM tor a 

Ross Mortgage Corp 968-1800 sharp dependable person with 

RECEPTIONIST - EXPERiENCEO «• 

For busy office PC knowledge ol 

WordStar and Lotus Hours 8 30-5 

Mon -Fn Pay commanaurate with 

expMience Sand resume lo 

Retirement Funding Corp 30100 

Telegraph Rd Su "0 Burning 

ham. Mi 46025 

rocessing 

•g (60-60 

FILING CLEFIK 

Neederi 'or -*edice' office part time 

Hours 8-" flexible il 50 hour 

Please call Sue Mnnday-f noay 

8am 10am only 853-0990 

FRONT DESK RECEPTIONIST 

Major international corporation- 

needs your eipene^ce and energet 

ic DMVinality To $7 50'tMxir 

Call Rena at UNiFORCE 357-0648 

GENFRAi CLERK • GanSen City 

araa Sat 8 Sun 8am-5 30pm for 

appro mmateiy 8 wnea s 

Call Dynarmc People 464-6500 

RECEPTIONIST GENERAL OFFICE 

Ful time entry level position Re- 

quirements. 50 • wpm bookkeep- 

ing 8 computM expenence helptfui 

Send 'eeume 8 salarv -aouiremenrs 

to 

Cr ane 8 Associates 

2669 Cooudge Hwy BMSiey M„ 

46072 

RECEPTIONIST 

Maior Livoma manufacturM has 

corporate counaM Cand-daie must opening for Roim or Dimension ex- 

have i yr legal expMience 

insurance background prefened 

Non amokars only apply Send 

I egai Secretary 

P O Box 300 

SoumifMW M 48037 

lEGAl SECRET A PY'CIMicai Pari 

time entry leve Resumes etter 

Miner 8 Assoc 30600 Teataorapn 

= 3345 Birmingham M> 46025-4533 

RECEPTIONIST 

Fua time, for last-paced profession- 

al Troy office Expenence required 

Send resume to Berbers C . 1660 

Crooks Road Troy Ml 48064 

RECEPTIONIST 

Part lime Livonia law firm - Mile.'I- 

275 ares Expenence prefMred 

Hours 8 30- 1pm or 1-5 30prr AM 

19 attorney for Mary at 464-J603 

, GENERAL OFFICE immediate 

LEGAl SECRETARY 

firm in Bioomfieid Hills has position 

•n litigation section 4 yrs minimum J RECEPTIONIST 

experience WordPerfect Salary j 

commensurate wtft* ability 642-1920 

ply m p a w 

Grand River. FMmiriglc 

Busy sales office 

eqmres expMienced ndwdual to 

hanvwasiMrs Busaers 

8 Cooks nwedec full or pert time 

Days or NSJMS Apply m pMSon 

Honeytree Restaurant 41600 W 

10 Mue Norn 349-2470 

A NEW 

JIMMY SCHMIDT 

RESTAURANT 

OPENING IN SOUTHFIELD 

Wiring experienced pMSOnnM for 

Lme Cooks Wait Staff 

P* %j Cooks Buaaers 

DiMMrs icets 

Ba'te'-ters 


enced for managing partner 

growing medium we Farmington 

Hills law Mm Crvs Hiigation and 

Buainess practice Admmistraltve 

taMs with vaned responsibilities 

WordPerfect Non smokmg Excel- 

lent salary, benefits and opportuni- 

ty 626-5000 

RECEPTIONIST/CLERICAL Full 

time, with benefits Must have at 

•east one yr experience m Word- 

Vary experv^. Perfect data entry Excelem phone 

' akils, some typing Sand reaume lo 

Novamax Technologies 12601 New- 

Livonia Ml 48150 

5 2 8 - 8 4 5 4 

FUTURE FORCE 

TEMPORARY MEiP SERVICE 

NEVER A FEE 

LEGAL SERCRETARY 

RECEPTIONIST 

Downiown Birmingham, law firm is 

seeking a ful time legal sercater, 

'ocectronisl 1-2 yrs legal aecretari- 

» expMMnce in the areas o« "tiga- 

trcm and,'Or corporate practice pre 

•erred Sand resume to Office Wan 

per P 0 Box 1899 Birmingham 

Ml 46012-1.899 

LEGAL TEMPS 

Shon 8 long 1Mm assignments Cat 

• tor appomtment 

burgh Rd. 

RECEPTIONIST CLERICAL 

Part time poeition will require skilled 

receptionist with good typmg Mills 

ComputM expenence ss helpful 

Hours will oe Monday - Fnday 8am 

lo 12 30pm Apply at 

Thermaiooi Alpha. 22750 Heelp 

Drive Novi or can 348-0070 

SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST 

Good pnone voice a musi Lxgri typ- 

ing required CaB Mr jonea tor PM 

sonai rnlerviee 352-3960 

THE RATTLESNAKE C^CLB 

30CI River cuace 

lios Campau at the DeUot Rivei) 

jse Airxjm entrance 

WAIT STAFt 8 WSHWASHEP 

PMson at ChMaea s 22120 

i. Dearborn Hta 278-0688 j 

506 Help W a n t e d Sales 

A CAREER IN REAL ESTATE 

SALES WITH US IS A REAL JOB 

Our programs and support systems 

are sc effective we guaraniee you a . 

minimum annual mcome 'Of 125 000 | 

with unlimited potential 

DON'T GAMBLE WITH TOUR 

FUT-JRE CALL ME TOOAYH' 

SUE KELLY 64A-4TQ0 

REAL ESTATE ONE INC 

Broom held - Birmingham I 

» CAREER SHOULD BE A* 

DESIGN NOT BY DEFAULT 

Thai i why ReM Estate One offers 

CM8M choices foi the sen-directed 

ambitious individual and then sup- 

ports thoae cncuces through mten- ( 

srve trammg staf aaaistsnce "ugr 

quality education progrsms and -j 

MIJNGRY HOWIES now namg tor al: innovative marvetmg tools 

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to 26966 OrchMd Lake at t3 m*e B e t t y K. Clark 

I-Minor. OoMM C-arew Manager 

363-1511 

REAL ESTATE ONE. INC 

FULL TIME Serve.? Bartender Jul- 

ity Benefits nclude meets Uni- 

term* employment discount vaca- 

tion Apply m pMSon 2 -4pm, 

THE GROUND ROUND 

3310 N wcmowMd ai 13 Mue 

ROVAL OAK 

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Fuii time ExpMience 'squired Ap- 

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11 8 2-4 31425 W 12 Mae Rd 

Farmington MJtns 

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506 Help Wantad Sale* 

CATALOG 

CALLS 

Oo you «am 17-M/hr? Nov about a 

wtth your 

from 

nationally 

Complele training ptoe 

FULL TME O 

Cal Per*onn*i 

ONLY 

351-8700 

CEO S MANAGERS 

ENTREPENEUR'S 

manufacturer's reps 

Mual ba capacta of Du*dmg a larga 

Mia* organization Mual be emtti- 

tous. money motivated HOOK. 

603-4033 

But! 

Chicken + Meat 

Makes Money 

Our salee people eern M0CM1500,' 

mew caa Mt RoMna. lOam-tpttt 

(3131833-2000 

CORPORATE SALES/CONSULT 

INQ degreed protoeeaonel pre- 

ferred. For teped irmiagi ca* 

843-53*8 

DEMONSTRATORS 8 MANAGERS 

wantad ExJOng naw party plan. 

Wring in the Metro eras Prectoue 

Earn cx/tet ending income Sin Ome 

lo aa* trom HoBday Calelog Ap- 

pointments cal Unite. 34 4-3408 

DEMONSTRATORS WANTED 

Exciting new perry plan hiring m 

Metro Araa Precious Momaitt. 

giftwere, coAectiblee Etm 

outstanding mcome For eppomt- 

mentca* 278-1811 

DESIGN 8 see sign warnings tor 

storefronts Salary plus commiaaKm 

This is e very good long term career 

position 840-M0K mcome poten- 

tial American A wrung 922 -8000 

504 Help Wanted ftalaa 

DIAMOND SALES 

Part-Time. Expenenced Ontyf leu) 

'eeume to Bos 330 O b w w l b - 

crafl Rd Uatrtp. Michigan 48180 

ENTRY LEVEL OUTSJOC SALES 

MANAGER - Entry L M 830.000 4 

yr degree required Local setae off- 

greds or experienced can 

473-7210 

FITNESS 

Ready For A 

Rewarding Challenge? 

A career aanti FKnaee USA Hearth 

Spas m escKlng. MiaVrng and moet 

of tt - Flnercielty rewarding plue s 

chaaenge proving ths htgn. 

quality oI service lo our members 

mdNtduala who have the confidence 

to succeed ftnendeey Your inrc.si 

» baaed solely on your effort and 

apply what you have 

I t00* up lo you 

We i gn> 

framing, the Aneet Stale ol the an 

equipment tn the Htneee industry 

So tana the challenge end m m 

L We oner 87 par i 

hour 

lo start, 3 or 4 dey work 

L>l benefits snd guerenieed i 

vancenienl beeed on your reeufts 

AB< '^jeeday/Thuradeyr'Saturday 

30000 Telegraph. Southftoto 

506 Help Wanted Sale* 

EXCELLENT EARNING 

OPPORTUNITY 

Earn 830.000+ SS an 

Oieeter MMs. Farminglon HMs. Roy- 

el Oe* end Canton Tlep Work in 

your Own community, edva 

local hi am Schedule your 40 

how wort waa* lo suite your M»- 

enoe NapM. a car Ii • must Free 

profatelcrial framing provided For 

miarxew ca* Joy Oavl* Man New 

4. 9-5pm 313-838-21 76 

Welcome Wagon international 

An Egual Opportunity Employer 

FREE CAREER SEMINARS 

You are cordtoay mated to change 

your He in 1*81 Cal lor reeerve- 

ftone lor our ne»1 scheduled career 

nlgm Seating a (mated, so ca* 

today 

CENTURY 21 

CHALET 477-1800 

506 Help Wanted Sales 

LOCAL MAZDA DEALER 

la m need or New Car Sale* Pereon 

Some eetee beckground helplui. but 

nol naoaaaary f • H am omnia* 

mon plan, vecatton 8 medical bene- 

Ste >iie*eBH Apply In paraon to 

John Sammui. Metre Mazda. 21428 

Woodwerd. (N erf 8 Mde). FemdaM 

MANAGEMENT/SALES 

Slarang Swigs Sank haa a unique 

'--anagemer,!. selee poeitton avae 

able tor a aceneed Sane* 7 NASD 

regieteaed rspreeenlail.a Previous 

banking experience helplui Sterling 

o«tors a baee salary pkia comma* 

•ton. and a lu* beneMts para age 

I Depart meni 

Sienmg Savings Ban* 

28400 NorthweeMrn Highway 

Suite 400 

Southfield. MI 48034 


FRUSTRATED 

REAL ESTATE AGENTS 

Are you Wred of paying leae off tha 

top "J Would you Mte more atmoe- 

phare then the Bu* Pan ' Ca* to- 

day tor a confidential interview wtth 

privately owned CranOroo. Aeeocf- 

aiea, me m W BtoomfteK! We hava 

Cicely Brookover. Sale* Manager 

858-2300 

Manager Tramea 

OUTDOOR & 

SPORTS 

MINDED INDIVIDUALS 

•0 day management Iraanang pro- 

gram Outstanding earranaa white 

you train Ca* Amber 477-9S06 

EARN 125 000 GUARANTEED 

Get started In ot i 

rn an axctmg career i 

Real Estate One offer 

you Ihe beel tramang. marketing, 

advertising and wppoC systems m 

the industry Cal today lor your 

conlfdemial appointment 477-1111 

EDUCATIONAL SALES 

Fi*l or part time sales opportunity 

20-40 hours per weak S12S-8800 

per ween potential, based on salea 

performer** Teechlng beckground 

helpful Ca* C Knepp 484-0031 

An Equal Opportunity Employar 

FLOOR COVERING 

SALESPERSON 

Looking tor prolmiLnal Itoor cover- 

ing mala* person wfth a minimum 4-6 

yrs experience m rata* ftoor cover- 

ing Muat have knowledge of mea- 

suring. raadang baue prints 8 aa- 

umatmg Contacts already eetab- 

aehed A smear* deeare lo succeed 

Salary plus commiaelijn 

pomtmenl after 2 30pm . _ 

Riemar Raemer Floors Inc 353-4060 

AAA ol environmental compeny 

top comrmeaions. no Smrt on avn- 

Ings 8 figure potential 

Pure Systems 48»-1823 

EXPERIENCED TELEMARKETER 

10 aasisi Farmangton HMs consular 

compeny m businea 

*nv«on«T>ant 3- yei 

Greet pey Flexible day hours 

553-9250 

FACTORY 

SALES REPRESENTATIVE 

Manufacturer seeks hands on per- 

son for Factory Rapreeentairve pom- 

tKm Must iinowteoga of 

pipe-fitting and/or waldmg trade* 

Expenenoe working with dtatnbo- 

tors i s plus Products ara sold 

through distributors who ca* on re- 

hnenee. power generating stations, 

nucieer power plants, ullftlee com- 

pemee. construction and mechenl- 

cal contractors, and ship builders 

Some college experience a deelr- 

abi*. but not required We are seek- 

ing s peraon With some sale* expen- 

ence and tha deeirw to promote a 

*«gn quality product m a fast-paced 

industry Exlansr«e overnight travel 

in northeast U S and Canda re- 

quired irom base office in Farmmg- 

ton MMs, Ml Send reaume and sal- 

sry history to Box 378 

Observer 8 Eccentric Newspapers, 

36251 Schoolcraft Rd Lrvoma 


INSIDE SALES REPRESENTATIVE 

International rUagnnatlcs manufac- 

turing company haedquertared m 

the Detroit aree with suburbs loca- 

tion* m seeking experienced Medi- 

cal Technologlats In MacroOotogy 

with the deeire lo demop a career 

m Sale* & Marketing 

Thla newly created poeition m Lrvo- 

r«a support* a National Otatrlbutton 

Network and Field Salaa Force to 

develop new ft jam sat and maintain 

customer relationships within the 

Caracal market 

Exceptional communication and or- 

ganizational *•* required Two 

yeer* caracal taiee or pwchaamg 

experience dedrabla "Teem Play- 

ers with disciplined work habit* a* 

Salary and excaaent beneftt pack- 

age with opportunniee tor career 

growth Training program avaHabla 

Minimum travel required Exciting 

opportunity to become pen 

Oueirfied candidates may forward 

their reeume and Mary require- 

ments lo 

Dlfco Laboratories. L M Skryckl. 

P O Box 331058 Detroit. Mi 

48232-7058 

INTERESTED IN SELLING 

REAL ESTATE 

Experienced agents, aak aboul our 

100S program m Lfvonla, ca* 

Dave Snail 482-1811 453-3138 

COLDWELL BANKER 


19 Offices 

Expect the Best* 

SALES CAREER 

WITH A 

CENTURION OFFICE 

NOW INTERVIEWING 

FREE LICENSE COURSE 

• Full time in-office trainer 

• 100% commission program 

for experienced agents 

Qntuij^ 

CASTELLI 

CALL THE PROVEN PROFESSIONAL 

bill amici 

525-7900 

INTERESTED IN A 

REAL ESTATE CAREER? 

Let us teach you how to list 

and sell in our training classes 

100% Commission Program 

Pre-license classes begin 

November 12, 1991 

Classes held Tuesday 4 Thursday 

6 - 1 0 p.m. 

For confidential interview 

or information call: 

Bette Ball 

647-6400 

Chamber^' 0 

UEAiTOOS* 

Since 1948 

A name you can depend on 

in Reai Estate! 

CAREER SALES OPPORTUNITY 

For over 41 years a tradition of quality 

Real Estate Brokerage has been our 

Hallmark at 

WEIR, MANUEL, SNYDER & RANKE, INC. 

Work with some of Michigan's highest 

earning Real Estate Sales Associates A 

limited number of sales positions are 

currently available 

• OFFICES IN ROCHESTER. TROY. 

BIRMINGHAM. PLYMOUTH AND 

WEST BLOOMFIELD. 

• IN-HOUSE TRAINING PROVIDED 

• TRAINING CLASSES START 

REGULARLY 

For more information and 

confidential interview with 

Phyllis Goodrich. Director 

of Career^ Development 

call 851-5500. 

WEIR, MANUEL. SNYDER & RANKE. INC. 

REALTORS 

A 

LEADING BEVERAGE Compeny haa 

entry level outalde aatoe poemon 

now opan Reaponetbla tor equip- 

ment rental* 8 cold caamg on new 

r i m eet account* Saw* expen- 

enoe and/or marketing education 

preferred Salary - romrmeeion. m- 

Oudea expense* Good benefit 

peckage. growth poamon Send re- 

aume lo: "Sale* Rap". P O Bo» 

213. Plymouth Ml , 48170. 


LEASING CONSULTANT 

Fu* tune/part lime lor luxury apart - 

menl community m Rocheeier Hl«a 

Weekend required Expenence pre- 

ierred 370-0801 

MEN 8 WOMEN 

Earn extra money Sal your own hrs 

Everything auppHed. no mveetmem 

Ca* between ipm-ep" 281-8817 

NATION'S LEADING BEAUTY 

Supply Company a looking tor k* 

and part nma tateapaople Appfy m 

person at 

5*»» Beeuty S^x»y 

SouthfleM Plaza 

20833 Southfield Road 

SoutnnaW 

Oakland Plaza 

380 John R Roed 

Troy 

Leasing Consultant 

Orgaavcad *e«-ttarter needed for 

Haalng span ment* m ihe Hunting- 

ton Wood* area jThe Ideal candi- 

date muat have a strong sales and/ 

ENTHUSIASTIC personality 8 great 

people was Attention lo dettfl 8 a 

profeeetonal Image are mintiaa 

Muet arork weekend* 

Thi* » an exce*ent opportunity to 

K>m a growing organization Wa ot- 

ler an excellent training 8 compen- 

*atton package QuaMled appecwit* 

appfy m person Mon-Frl 

VILLAGE GREEN 

OF HUNTINGTON WOODS 

10711 W. 10 Mile Rd 

(S ol 806 between 

Coolldge 8 Woodward) 

NEW HOME SALES 

Now raring lor Michigan 8 Florida 

de»eiopmeni Ca* tor detail* on 

855-8000 

ERA BANKER S 

OPPORTUNITY - Memorial Garden* 

ha* an opening on its salae counael 

Ing staff We ara looking tor men 8 

women ol good character who ere 

w*»ng to work m return tar a perma- 

nent good mcome opportunity 

Sale* expenence preferred But not 

required, we train you lo aaeure 

your aucceaa H you are an amba- 

tioua person age e no factor 

If you Qualify cal George for * par- 

•onal interview 532-2200 

501 Help Wanted M m 

outsioc sales 

*4Hng to work Hard 8 earn tanSaMa* 

eeeary tor n»a WrtMdutt >83-1820 

•part time sales posmoir - 

ang prowd 

«eale8tat1 

Manager/Manager 

Otrmmgham/win naiRetd 8*8 8870 

RSAL ESTATE SALES 

128.000 Guaranteed' If yew always 

tale, but Ml you coutont lake a 

chance on a lower Hra year income 

now » Ihe Ome lo gat started Cal 

Trwia at 34S4430 to And out about 

our aiarantaad mcome 

and start Wmiadtoiaty W a 

of un*r 

REAL ESTATE ONE EOC 

OUTSIOE SALES 

Caamg In companMa m Oakland 

Laede and producl knowledge lur- 

niehed Fma art company haa 

unique opporiuntiee lo eern i a h 

(1.000 per week Ted 442-8570 

PAY OFF CHRISTMAS BILLS 

Now hiring 2 people aa decorator 

coneuftanta. tor Gotgale PaknuUve 

Company Pari-Hme hra Evening 

*alee Earn S20/S30 per hr C« I 

phone neceeaary Ca*. 532-3987 

LOOKING FOR A BETTER PAYING 

CAREER? A* * Prudential repre- 

sentative i em rig maurance and fi- 

nancial Mcurtty product* you could 

earn 835 000 or more m your first 

482-0181 

C For more mtormatlon ca* 

iCandiano 

LOOKING FOR A FEW KEY amO- 

tkxi* people lo add to their akeedy 

current mcome Buaane** expen- 

ence recommended Can 458-7858 

REAL ESTATE CLASSES 

Learn how to obtain your Michigan 

Real Estate hcanee Our cfeeeee ar* 

taugni by expenenced prnfsaaiori- 

w* State of th* *rt tacwty Day and 

PM claaaee aveHatMe H2S include* 

tuition end material* 

For more information ca* during 

Dunne** hours 

1-800-980-2121 

Remerica 

HOMETOWN REALTORS 

Is th* largest raal 

•state company In 

Plymouth, now wtth 

3 offices. We have 

openings In our 

neweet office 

located on Main 

Street We offer 

the beet 100% 

commission plan 

& FREE poMlcen*- 

Ing classes. For 

more Info can... 

Jim Courtney or 

•iirn Preston 

Remerica 

HOMETOWN REALTORS 

459-6222 

Thursday. Oclober 31. 1W1 O&E *7P 

SOS Help Wanted Sale* 

SALES - LAWN CARE 

i 8 Sat. Salary 8 

363-7788 

SALES/MANAGER TRAINEE 

* large, naaowl corporation loaa- 

ng tor aw mdMduti wm amowion to 

aam 830.000 par year pkje waang 

la Mart at bottom 8 team naw buai- 

aaaa Ca* 535-8285 

SALES OeÔWTUNrriES 

Furniture 

salesperson 

I pan i 

M * MMaual arts 8 crafts Weal 

•33-3800 

506 Help Wanted Sales 

1100k POSSfeLE 1ST YEAR 

mg authentic daaigi 

thru network marketaig 

358-8283 

507 Halp Wanted 

Part Time 

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE POSITION 

Priileaninal firm daanea a data* 8 

alai m lha accounting erea ilVaay 

tght typing and «pra*mh*«i exparv 

ance neapkji Hr* 10am-2pm Mon- 

Frl Reef and m anting to 

Real Estate mtaraat. Inc 

2000 N Woodwaard • 130 

Bloomflstd H«a Mi 48304 

SALES POSITION 

ASSISTANT TEACHERS neaded im- 

medaten AM 8 PM aMfta 

Waal Btoipmltaid area 

Ca* 881 1000.eat 355 

Forxme 500 company and Mlcf»- 

gan • largaal authoroad Canon 

daetor, la aaai LUiig tor motiveiea. 

ngh a->»e.i»m monoun io 

von 

xrta 

atth a proven track record 

Hewing* oftors an extanwve framing 

program tn mOfinton io the fkneet 

banata and ccmpenaaiion m the 

mduefry 

Sand yom reueuma m conddence 

ATTENTION MOMS 8 TEACHERS! 

Sa* gifts perents Hka lo gne and 

emwran kova lo receive Daecowy 

Toy* Ca* Le«ee 737-9074 

ATTENTION PART-TIME 

MARKETING RESEARCH PoMIOrw 

open m Bvmmghem No lala 

strictly reeearch Dey evening. 

540-5332 

ATTENTION TEACHERS 

SLeSTITUTES 8 HOME MAKERS 

Educational mm* Benefits end Hex 

•Me hours 434-9135 

Hovmga Bu*mee* Syeieme. inc 

ii 180 Sndge Street 

Nont. Mtofkgan 48375-1300 

Alt«raaon General SaMe Manager 

SALES REP - Baaa S35 000 

commtoaon to 845,000 1st r 

Local aatoe offtoe. 3 yrs 

MM* Degree preterred 473-7310 

SALES TRAINEE tor reluee 8 racy- 

cang mduetry aome c a8eg* pre- 

ierred Musi nave own car Salary 

piu* car —owance 8 aapanee* Re- 

ply to Box 384. Obeerver 8 Eccen- 

tric Newspapers 38251 Schootcr*« 

Rd L/vonaa. Michigan 48150 

CASHIER needed tor gill *hop m 

hotel f arming! on / L tvoma area 

Evenmga or weekends 

Ca* 458-8392 


Domestic 

BABYSITTER MOAMNGS ONLY 

i * I't yrs old and need you to cara 

tor ma Mon -*n m my * 

363-5399 

BABYSITTER neaded pan 1 

7 am-4pm lor aubatitute laacher m 

Barmngham home 1 yr old daugn 

ler fletorence* 848- 7 149 

BABYSITTER NEEDED 10 ev* tor 

baby m our home Mon-Ffl 8-5 Ex- 

perienced only ca* Tfwrs-Fn only 

" at 842-0793 

BABYSITTER NEEDED 

9 Male 8 Berg araa 

m lha eraanang 

3S8-0747 

BABYSITTER - 4-8 hrs 1 day/wk m 

my Be.arty Hia* homa • no I IM 

yr old Non-amokar own iranapor 

lation Ca* Irom lpm-7pm847-815C 

8 mfanf m our uvoma homa 24 hrs 

par weak FiaxJtMe day*/hours Rai- 

ChilD CARE • Mature experienced 

loving woman 10 care tor my m«Bni 

daughter Mon -Fn . 7 30am 8pm m 

om Plymouth home 

Own traneporlalion 8 relerencae ra- 

quared Ca* btw »am-5pm 459-8418 

CHRISTIAN CHILD CARE 

ASSISTANT 

For homa day care 

Jcyot 459-006' 

CLEANING/PART TIME EVENINGS 

Fernkrigion ma* location 

Cad. ipm-4pm 977-8177 

CLEANING PERSON 

Mondays 8 Fridays Sam-10 30am 

Novi Roed 8 1-98 

Ca* 348-821? 

SELECT the beat opportunity tor 

eii:i;i*a* m Real Estate SaM 1 Wa of- 

fer enenarve training, natlonande 

Menl*. and a variety of oommi*- 

100V In Or 

CLERICAL/SALES 

Typmg required Monday-FrMllay 

flexible hours Weet Btoomheid 

851-9839 

642-2400 8S5-9616 

COLDWELL 

BANKER 


19 Offices 

Expect the beet* 

COUNTER CLERKS 

Mahxe parsons or students 2 or 3 

afternoons I Sat Appfy Mai Km 

Cleaners. 3145 Telegraph, at Long 

Lake Or 4307 Orchard Lake. 

• 537-8050 

DOTS 

THE NEW SPOT IN TOWN 

DOTS, a n»* and exciting conoapt 

•HtMn th* reta* aiduatry • opening 

Farmington DOTS I* w 

specialty etora chem 

which 

110.00 

MAKE THIS YOUR LAST JOB 

Health 8 Nutrition 

Flexible Hours 

Ca* Patricia Davidson 641 -8586 

MANAGEMENT 8 SALES 

Ful/pert time position for lovely 

Barmmghem gift shop Rate* experi- 

ence requared 258-9574 

MARKETING SALES PERSON 

Experience m medical held market 

mg end saiee a plus Sand reeume 

to Box 338. Obeerver 8 Eccentric 

Newspapers, 38351 Schoolcraft 

Rd , Uvoma. Michigan 48 >50 

REAL ESTATE 

PROFESSIONALS 

The old days and ways are gone No 

longer » *u*t rseeing your Real E»- 

taia exam enough Wa al Gold* a* 

Banker take the utmoet dedication 

to see that you ere given the beet 

training and support poeaibie A* 

ma* piu* 100S commmion Second 

to none GrouJ neelth benefit* end 

more enable you to become * true 

profeeeional Jom the leader 

Ca* Jam Stevens or Neai 1 aiici'i — 

at 459-6000 

STaSS 

customer eernce akias to m Ma M- 

wwmg poefbona 

ASSOCIATE MANAGERS 

SALES ASSOCIATES 

MLM MANAGERS 

National Una arts company Party , 

plan method aanmg Pate 442-8570 I 

REAL ESTATE SALES PEOPLE 

Expanence or wa* tram 

Ca* 422-5920 

Neat on Reefty 

CAREER SALES 

f ounoec in '965, Alan has become North America s largess and #1 

Kcrnica lacsimiie ana copier 3ea.er Due to our corsstera grovrth, 

*e are iooki'g 'c Highly nwBvaed. career oriented moivduals wim 

2- s.jcces$!ui years m seeling. 

Ai&-n cf1e«s a strong sjpportive organization wim ei-ersive training, 

guaranteed mo-.tfry saar, and tiign commissions. Our compiele 

package also i-dut»es medical courage and profit snaring. Eicei- 

'e-t 2dva."ce~ent pcss.tul t es with our cynamic saies team 

For a success'- and rewarding ca-eer wth Jhe nations premier 

Kc'.'ca Dealer as* tc spean *r.n a saies manager at: 

ALBIN BUSINESS CENTERS 

(313) 478-0005 

Or send resume to 

P.O. Bo* 622 

Farmington, Ml 48332 

Farmington, Troy. 

Ann Arbor, Lansing 

ary and tnciaaeiil opporturMaa tor 

growth Orvelte iniier.iews wa be 

conductod on Friday. Ho.wlibei 1 

from 10am - 4pm at: 

DOTS 

Downtown Farmington Center 

23338 Fanmngton Rd 

Hon. Ml 48034 

TELEMARKETERS 

comnaaaton, top a 

making 82500 a 

IB/hr 

only appry Caa tor Iritai Ise today, 

sek tor KJm >CflON1-lK» 

SALE PROFESSIONALS 

CTnmaeekjii Only 

Exciting opportunajr m the beauty 

Induatry • i n y on aatona. Wa wi 

tram you on product knoenedga. 

Sand raewne to: Satea Hanagtr * 

O Box 1. Waked Laka. Ml 483*0 

Trfly 

SUBSTANCE ABUSE 

•eatiina a 

Alcohol ft other drug knowledge re- 

tted Teaching expenence a plus 

Sand raaume to George Wetkina. 

Pwiormence Reaourca 18B3 Tech- 

nology dr Troy, Ml 48083 

DISCOVERY TOYS 

ties openings 10 demonatrst* 8 *tf 

outstsndmg devslopmental toys, 

books 8 games to perents 8 

leechers m their homes 8 schools 

'ou need no sale* expenence wet* 

•one of toys 8 an appreciation of 

chddren 8 how the, play Part time 

ftexibany to meet family need* 

Ca* S«ea Otrector 

OebOe CorteWni 451-OOOe 

CHfLO CARE - Needed 

deyt m our Rochester tH home 

Non-emc* er Reierencee Ca* aher 

5 30pm 651 2885 

CHILD CARE 

•—-3ed lor 23 m.>nih oac son Mor, 

thru Fri m my Troy home 

Ca* ehar 6pm 67»-g603 

CLEAN HOMES Mon-Fn Dey* 

Own car 85-87 nr NKi working 

9 30am-• 1 30em. Perk** 

33340 Fn« MM Lrvpra* 

DOMESTIC COCW - neat 

Fermangton Mas home. day par 

•ww 10 pr apart 

Teen for weakly m 4 7 J-903*9 

SOS Help Wanted 

APARTMENT MANAGERS * 

CARETAKER COUPLES 

With mantenance 8 oMoa expen- 

ence Good pay w/oenaMa tor ngM 

coupaa Sever • w euburben oca 

bona Ca* 2-5 30pm 

The IVANHOE COMPANIES 

851-&B00 

APARTMENT MANAGER 

ReKned -nature c««e tor a guaaty 

Buying m Birmmgham Apereaiwil 

expenenoe hetp*uT but not necee- 

aary He muet be a handyman 8 ah* 

muet be pereonatMa 8 paopto a a . 

APT MANAGER 1 

Huaband 8 atto 1 

*p< community wa* 10 do I 

deamang 8 » 

•orm mmor i 

ary 8 apt provided Mo pata. | 

Call Mon Fn 9-1 lean 363-; 

APT MANAGER COUPl 

Muaband 8 wMe 

luxury apartment 

Fermangton HaN 

manager expanen 

lent sMery 8 benaMa 10 1 

data* Ca* tor appointment 

Kaftan Enterprises. Inc. 

3S2-3a00 

ENERGETIC NANNY Eager to 

for 2 yt otd fun-lame m my faming, 

ton HAS home Ughi r-outekeepmg 

Own tranaportation Ca* Betty only 

8 30am-5pm 451-5338 

EXPERIENCED Ovtd Care 

ai our home tor 2 8 4 year old girls 

Locatad near Orchard lake tlesdsfl 

Irom 7-5 30pm. Mon , Tuas . Thurs 

8 Fn , own. tranaportation Refer- 

ences required After 6pm 380-0503 

EXPERIENCED DAY HELP NEEDED 

OependeM own tranaportation 5 

days per ween N Woodward aree 

Cell between 9-noon 642-8243 

EXPERIENCED MATURE 

leeper to »ve-m 5 days 2 coaege 

ag* Chatoren aogt 8 cats Bloom- 

held Has area Reterencee Muet 

own car 540-4894 

ENTRY LEVEL position sortrng 8 M- EXPERIENCE NEAT lad, 

Part time hours 9:30-4 

40- 

SUBSTANCE ABUSE 

Troy pubaeher m seeking t sales 

consistent tor fha education market 

Alcohol 8 other drug knowledge re- 

quired Teachmg expanence * plus 

Send resume to George Welkins. 

Fwfoi inaiica Reeource 1883 Tech- 

nology dr Troy. Ml 48083 

votcmg Part time hours 9.3tf-4 30. 50 nave references Nol leea 

Mon-Sal. 1 Ideal lor houaewtves 8 "«n 2 yrs m 1 home Own tranapor- 

sludenu Cen Ms Pwry 559-8352 '•"O" non-smoker Muat be good 

eleener 8 *oner Fridays only W 

FLOOR CARE PERSON 3»onifitK aree Cen after 6pm 

Fnday nite. 9.30pm-12 30 pm 683-9765 

TELEMARKETERS Buy Rn* WVv 

•car Expenenced Day or everang 

that* Fu* or pert time Top pay. 

hourly Blue. 471-5«00 

TELEMARKETERS 

WANTED 

284-5225 

JANTTORIAL HELP NEEDED 

Part Bane. Farmmgton area 

Contact Mrs Troyar 473-7181 

455-9788 I FARMINGTON COUPLE seeks ef- 

| tocficmate mother or grandmother 

10 cere for intent Light houeekeep- 

mg Ca* after ?pm 473-5828 

FULL TIME tfve-m houaakeeper 4 

child care non-tmoker Prtvela 

room 8 bath Great tamaly w 

BWomheid 855-9878 

TELEMARKETERS LOOKING FOR A FUN BART-TIME 

JOB' Earn extra cash latamerkei- 

- cooling mg Hoixly • commisaion 111 per 

company Previous expenence. fu* nr 

end pari time "mini work arM 

LADIES SELL UNDERCOVERWEAR 

angene « home parties S50-S150 

starting lee Car needed Oct 

Spec- 349-6225 GROSSE POINTE 

LADY REMINGTON 

EMPL °2£?5 T 7J GENO 

Earn 3OX comaniaaKm S1000 m. 80 YEARS RELIABLE SERVICE 

^ '"* " " V S * * Needs expenenced Cooks. Nann*e. 

prttas, no mvaetment 534-3529 Maids, Housekeepers Gar owner 1 

Sutlers Couptea Nurse Aids Com- 

penaons end Oay Workers for pn- 

«sie home* 

18514 Mack Avenue 

Gro*ee Pomte Farma 

ASSISTANT 

MANAGER COUPLE 

Oepandapte couple r aUH to aa*T 

«n manangeanant of Hi au live aflT 

community locatad m Hiiljff 

erea Mamtanance expenence r*. 

qiared good salary apt 8 Oeneata 

Call 261-7394 

CARETAKER CouCHe - Mual ba ma- 

•ura. handy end do settle book- 

wcrk Fermmgton H*to area Svary 

- rent 

esses Salary, banaflta 8 

r. DMA. 

48187. 

SALES - Fu* or part time tor aeetng 

mecfane storaa Ca* tor 

men! tor Lfvonla or 

store. —«S?5 

SALES 

FULL 8 PART-TIME 

Novi week-, store f 

seiee 8 marketing personnel 

Greet growth potential Ca* 

(313)843-1334 

SALES PEOPU NEEDED 

to 01* Sme* Appaance and EtoctrV- 

mty Apply m parson at 

ABC Warehou 

27300 Joy Rd Redtord 

3 Mfla era currantty anaaaeii 

Ktoitorntarvtee S91 

ACR0 SERVICE COAP 

TELEMARKETER 

penenced medical pars 

letoiiieksiei a the person we ara 

NOW HIRING PART TIME 

Poeltone *t Fermy Farmer 

Apply m person, at 

Wiondartand 8 Lwonae Man 

PART-TIME ASSOCIATES 

Claan stale of the art metal stamp- 

mg company seeks persons arter- 

aeted m part-time employment 

sorting 8 peckegang sma* parts 

85 85 par hour Day 8 eftamoon 

thiftt avelieBie Apply m person et 

300 mduetnei Dnva. PtymouPu Ml 

HOUSECLEANWG 8 CHILD CARE 

For 6 8 7 year old 7 30am-5 30pm 

Non-smoker Owr car Refarence* 

i 127S-'we*k After 80m 737-2439 

HOUSEKEEPER. NANNNY metiKe 

»ve-«n preterred non-emoker muei 

drive car prowdad o v kvmg quar 

tars exes*SiII wege* Poash or Ger 

NINJA PARTY TURTLE 

Chadran 1 Peniee 8 Person* 

Appaersnoa* Muaac Sanaa I Fun 

IVEY PRODUCTIONS 543-8486 

ROCK-N-ROLL bene 

the perteel drummer' Expenence 

pi'teeiied Onganal mueic Cal Grac 

or Dava wave meeaege 355-0046 

540-9303 

PART TIME Receptionist needed 

Exoe*ent phone end people atuto * 

•watert/ Some of generei ofhee 

knowledge Hours 4 45pm-9pm 

Mon-Fn 8em-5 SOpm Sat For 

more mtormation can 853-068C 

seeking for our to* nma poeitton m- | OUAUF1ED PERSON with AM 

dMdual muat have proven euiccaai MM m pieno. organ 8 ba waang 10 

through ratoi encas Excaaent salary laser at homa Sand 

program 

o BHCC. PO Box 

>7005. OtoomftoW Has. Ml 48302 

TELEMARKETING - National Com- 

pany Expect 18-810 per hour We 

provide to* 8 part Wne hours. 85 an 

hour baaa. ptoe daffy 8 weakly 

bon jiM. You provide a poeitive atti- 

tude and deer tpaakmg vone 12 

M8e. SoufMtoh) araa. Ca* 443-8893 

eoc of Mueic Teachers of 

hem. 3 

48150 

1 reeume 10 As- 

Bwmmg- 

ma. Mi 

525-0829 

TELEMARKETING 

Fu* tana telemarketing poeraone for 

long detance pnone service U 50 

per hour plus commasaton Ca* 

I Group at 353-8749 

TELEMARKETING ofllce si Weet- 

land haa anmadiate openings start- 

»F# O&E Thursday. Oclober 31. 1991 

I 

NEW 1991 FESTIVA L 

2 DOOR 

Rear window defroster, power brakes, body side 

moldings, console, gauges, courtesy lamps, reclining 

bucket seats, side window demister. rack 

and pinion steering Stk #8572 

WAS $7103 

$ 

NOW 5363 

NEW 1991 FESTIVAL GL 

2 DOOR 

Rear window defroster, power brakes, body side 

moldings, cargo cover, console, gauges, courtesy 

lamps, reclining bucket seats. AM/FM stereo. 

rear window wiper. Stk. #9211 

WAS $7943 

NOW $ 6136 

NEW 1991 ESCORT LX 

2 DOOR HATCHBACK 

Power steering, light convenience group light group, 

dual electric remote mirrors, remote decklid and tuel 

door release, rear window defroster dearcoai paint, 

manual air conditioner. AM/FM stereo power brakes, 

tinted glass, body side moldings, console, cargo area 

cover, reclining bucket seats Stk #9819 

WAS $10,228 

NOW s 8 1 8 1 

NEW 1991 TEMPO L 

4 DOOR SEDAN 

Rear window defroster, air, power steenng. 

power brakes, tinted glass AM/FM stereo, body 

side moldings, console, illumination Stk. #9498 

WAS $10,498 

NOW '8844 

ALL EXPLORERS AT LOWEST PRICE OF THE YEAR!! 

NEW 1991 ESCORT LX 

4 DOOR HATCHBACK 

Power steenng. light convenience group, duaJ electric 

remote mirrors removable decklid/fue< door release, 

rear window defrosler, automatic, air conditioning, 

power brakes, body side molding, AM/FM stereo, console. 

reclining buckets, child safety locks Stk #10126 

WAS $11,172 

NOW '9080 

NEW 1991 THUNDERBIRD 

Power steenng. power brakes tinted glass body s«Je 

mowing. console remote mirror courtesy light, reclining 

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 13,711 

FREE TANK Of GAS 

with every new 

vehicle purchase 

from stock 

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 NOV. 4, 1991. 

1991 PROBE GT 

Conv»wnc« group walk-m paaaanger n a raar »• 

cargo M down net electronics group «tfwnM»a 

tomtomt K»M control goM> floor k»ck». AM 'U 

opan ar rool vanaWe aaam »p««a »«namv Mad gw 

* «< m » m log lampa rear tpoiler body KM 

IS" aluminum •"ealt cargo cow coneole 

mainjmeiM clualar kgM group raar nao« defroeler 

adjuthng •uepenaaor hwieng par Ii apa Sn

2G*** \ O&E Thursday . October 31. 1991 

Mid-March date for builders show at Cobo 

Date for U»e 1M2 International 

Bullden Home, Fnraitnre and Flower 

Show is March 14-22 at Cobo Center; 

Detroit 

More than 800 exhibition booths 

wil include manufacturers and retailors 

in heme furnishings -and accessories, 

beating and cooling systems, 

yard and garden products, services 

for new borne building, 

remodeling and kitchen and bath design 

ideas and products. 

Duane Bernard has joined the Selective 

Groap, Farmington Hills, as 

vice president of finance/chief finaacial 

officer. He was previously 

employed by General Electric and 

Price Waterhouse. 

Janet Marshall has joined McNab- 

nay & Associates. Bioomfieid Hills. 

She will specialize in the leasing and 

sale of office, medical and industrial 

space. 

e 

Minority contracting will be the 

topic of an Engineering Society of 

Detroit luncheon beginning at 11:30 

a.m. Tuesday. Nov. 12. at ESD headquarters, 

100 Farnsworth, Detroit. 

Speakers and their topics are: 

Richard White of the law firm, Lewis, 

White & Clay, affirmative action 

in Michigan; Charles Beckham of B. 

Enterprises, marketing techniques 

for minority contractors; John Rakolta 

of Walbridge, Aldinger Co., minority 

contracting from a general 

contractor's perspective. 

Cost is $22 for ESD members, $25 

for non-members. To register, call 

832-5400. 

building news 

The Builders Associaiton of 

Southeastern Michigan will host its 

leadership recognition and awards 

night Thursday, Dec 5, at the Troy 

Marriott. Program will include honors 

for builder of the year, young 

builder of the year, association 

member of the year, developer of 

the year and remodeler of the year. 

There also will be an inductee to tbe 

BASM Hall of Fame and recognition 

for BASM's outgoing three-year 

president, James Boaadeo. 

Reservations are $65 per person. 

For reservations, call 737-4477. 

The Builders Association of 

Southeastern Michigan will offer a 

real estate class and a remodeling 

seminar. 

Attorney William Schlecte will 

teach a class that fulfills the six-hour 

credit requirement for continuing 

education from 7:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. 

Thursday, Nov. 14, at tbe Northfield 

Hilton. Cost is $40 for BASM members 

and $50 for non-members. 

The legal responsibilities of remodelers 

will be reviewed by Mike 

Lesha of Dykema Gossett including 

licensing, lien rights, contract items. 

Warranties set 'reasonable' performance 

Buying a new house may be the largest single IMPLIED WARRANTY laws represent mini- When a guarantee is in writing, it is called an "exinvestment 

a person ever makes. Before signing on mum standards. But it would be unwise to buy a press" warranty because all provisions are clearly 

the dotted line, buyers should ask their builder what house backed only with an implied warranty be- stated. Typically, written warranties show the 

type of warranty be or she offers and who insures cause nothing is said about the builder's oblieaton builder's promises and how long such obligations 

the warranty. after the sale. last " 

More than 40 states have implied warranty To assure buyers that their purchase is secure. The best warranties establish reasonable levels 

lavs that outline die basic requirements for new builders often provide oral promises that rely on of performance, Kosmensky said. They also require 

homes, said Gerald Kosmensky, president of the tbe builder's good will if a problem arises. But if a builder to respond in a timely manner when prob- 

C/uith^rfi UmhilTin Unmi, a; ~ — 1 : , J b_ .... . J Southern Michigan Home Owners Council. Warran- the builder is not willing to resolve a problem, or lems arise. 

" 

ties vary from state to state, but four standards are 

typical. 

• A house must be "free from faulty materials." 

• The materials should be assembled in a 

"workmanlike manner." 

• A bouse must be built according to "sound engineering 

standards." 

• A house should be "fit for habitation." 

"In effect, if someone sells us something described 

as a "house," then we have a right to expect 

ttoit the product can be used for its intended purpose," 

Kosmensky said. 

from... 

BRADFORD 

of Nov i 

Northville Schools 

1/2 Acre Homesites 

Custom Built Homes 

Will Build To Suit 

.'284.900 

. Located South of 9 Mile - 

West of Taft 

Contact: Kathleen 

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til. ' tU—f„iJ MX. Bi—f.ii IUU J PI ,i 

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five Mile 

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Oakley 

Plymouth Rd 

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LIVING BOOM 

13 '• 16 * 

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OVERALL DIMENSIONS: 52 -0" X 53'-0" 

LIVING: 1652 square feet 

GARAGE: 527 square feet 

MoOel Open Doily l-6pm 

Sot & Sort 1-5 pm 

Closed Thursdov 

MocJel Phones 458-3755 

Built UJith Quality 0g 

crmbofln€ construction 

Morkeced by 

FL€ MRX FOR€MOST INC 

473-6200 422-7849 

DIN IN:, RCOM 

FAMILY 'COM 

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Beachfront Cluster Homes in Northville Township 

Crystal clear water for swimming, 

boating & fishing ... a lifestyle you'd 

love to come home to! 

Featuring spacious ranch and 2 story luxury hordes mtf~< *a ! koul 

lower lei-els and private decks patios awtrlooktng ca!rr\ 

and sandy beachfronts 

trom S 189,500 

lakefront '199,500 

344-8808 

Saws Carter 

Open Hoo->-6 X Off 

\DAMS| 

RiiOxi: 

S.R. Jacobson announces the Birmingham 

Classic Series...the region's freshest, most stylish 

single-family homes from '146,900. 

Vlams Kitlgc is rcuvlv for 

pr*. vn 

v\ nh 4. l urmtnn elevations 

and dramatic inicriorv 

tor innovation svnom mous 

wtih s R jjtohson. smith 

eastern Mk htgan's jward 

w inning Builder of the Year 

Rich landscaping, field 

sii»nccnir.mcc gjicv J sp.irkhng 

pond, championship tennis 

nHirts plus an inviting village 

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of .1 small town in .1 s upremclv 

convenient locjtion 

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(CIikxI Thursdj\) 

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Slfit 

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2 to 4 yra 

tranaporta- 

427-47*4 

MATURE levtng worn* 

do anerang and/Or after 

bvsasmg 4 .earl and 

wtaftee lo 

school ba- 

ndar Royal 

266-0632 

OaB i'Oa mkigliam araa. 

wtaftee lo 

school ba- 

ndar Royal 

266-0632 

MOTHER OB 2 Making lo do chad- 

tare far nrol—mm coupia Baby 

-9M. 18 moa-2 yr* tor playmala tor 

mjr mor 0A Farmmgton HIB*. 

tark#iire acneoi «*mct 478-8765 

MOTHER OF 4 r om *• baoyw « 

ma 7 Maa/'Baaoh area. M on tr>nj Fn. 

474-7415 

PROFESSIONAL CLEAMNG 

Lai ma do yow < 

Up lo 25% f 

CaBCaroMSCo 

LOVING MOTHER of two ha* open- 

ing lor daycare m Garden City waa 

Licanaad with (tale 

525-5392 

PEGGY'S OAY CARE ft Pra-School 

Currently ha* a vacancy lor ona 

Toddtar over 24 moe Licanaad 

14H 8 Crook* CaB 435-2023 

SITTERS NEEDED 

Chooee Location. Number . Age of 

Children Our melro wide listing *ar- 

vtca he* many poeition* avata&ae in- 

cluding pan tlma. Ke in 8 occasion- 

al cara - Wfth Bauble hour*. 

PARENT INQUIRIES WELCOME 

AAA SITTERS 

562-4453 

WEST BLOOMFIELD 

PAT'S DAY CARE 

Long aetabkafiad Hoenaed Fam*y 

Day Cara Homa haa opening* lor In- 

lant A lodder Reference* *v*iutMe 

855-9649 

516 Eldarty Cara 

Ii Aaaiatanca 

A BETTER WAY... 

Kaap your loved ona* ai homa 

FAMILY HOME CARE 

Nur*e owned - operated 

6 2 0 - 6 8 7 7 

f620-NURS) 

Qualified. Suparvi*ad. in*urad 

heanh care personnel 24 hour cara 

NEED HELP IN YOUR HOME? 

24 HOURS/7 DAYS 

Home Health Aides 

Companion/Sitters 

Transportation 

Privet* duty home care agency 

help* you remem independent In 

your own home 

Ideal for people needing aeaielanca 

wfth personal care, ugh! housekeep- 

ing, compenaonMhup 8 transporta- 

tion 

Carefully screened was qualified 

smplo isae are RN supervised 

For more inlormetion call 

UNITED HOME CARE 

SERVICES 

981-8829 

600 Raraonato 

ADOPTION Engineer husband 

taachar arte, and > yr oM hoping lo 

adapt an nfant Everything a ready 

lor baoy We afler love andwermtn 

a neighborhood laed w'cnMren i 

good education Legel. conAdentiM 

expenses pea) Plaeee cal coBact 

Susan 8 Michaai (313)788-3557 

ALONE 8 SINGLE? 

Free brochure Data-Mai as inc 

PO Son 2OB0-AB7 Decatur U. 

62524-2080 1-800-345-MATE 

ARE YOU INTERESTED m meeting 

mat special someone? Pieese can 

Irene t Detmg Service 

353-0685 

FOUR PISTON SEASON TICKETS 

• cal Mon thru Fn 

JAMES "BILL" STOLLER 

par snt support group looking lor 

ottwr victim* Contact CAP 

P O Box 1124, Garden City. 

48136-1124 

MEN 8 WOMEN 

i* n more convenient lor you lo *hoc 

al homa? Let me Oemonsirste these 

unique 8 nigh quekty skm. hair 8 

nail care products You owe n io 

yoursaW Cal tor sppt 721-3064 

PISTONS FULL SEASON TICKETS 

Excaaent seets. lower bowl 

553-3428 

PISTONS TICKETS «3L peckage in- 

clude Chicago LA. Cal lor informa- 

tion after 6pm 879-0413 

PISTON TICKETS - 5 or 10 game 

groupe. face value Can alar 6pm 

427-0498 

518 Education 

& Instruction 

ALL A s TUTORING - High School & 

College students Many *ubf*c1* 

ReaeonabM retee meure your edu- 

cation 620-6625 

ST JUDE NO VENA 

May ihe Secred Heen Of Jeeus be 

adored, glorified loved 8 preearved 

throughout the wood now 8 forev- 

er Sacred Heen Of Jeeus. prey for 

u* St Jude, worker of miracles 

pray for ua Say this prsyar moe 

times s day by tha eighth day your 

prayer Ml be answered It has never 

been known to lak Publication must 

be promised My prsyers have been 

ALL SUBJECTS TUTORED Your 

home Experienced, certified taach- 

ar. M A Math. Soanoe. Spanish 

study skills. SAT 8 ACT 348-7959 

BARTENDING 

2 Weak Course 

471-2777 

International Bartending 

604 Announcement» 

Maatings/Seminars 

BEAUTY PAGENT & 

8ABY CONTEST 

Sunday Nov 10- Now 

Low Entry Feee 

517-355-8173 

HOMEMAKERS 

• Separated? 

• Divorced? 

•Widowed? 

• OsaMed spouae? 

it you need lo re-enter Ihe too mar- 

ket JVS can help Cal the JVS 

Ospiacad Homemaker Program 

559-5000 

700 Auction Saiac 

LARGE SPORTS CARD AUCTION 

Over 200.000 Carda 

Sun Not 3- 1 pm 

Peas i IBs Auction Gaaary 

248 Mam 

697-2949 

701 Collactibtea 

D€PT 56 All . 

tired Snow Babies cold caat Fan 

price* 645-9654 

702 Antiquea 

ALL ANTIQUES BOUGHT 

Postcard*. oW mow* megaonee. 

Sheay china. Rueeel WngM cf*na. 

paper doai toy*, malrtary 348-3154 

606 Lagal Noticat 

KENNETH FLORIN 

Born m Detroit Ml looking tor any 

information on hi* p 

whareebouts needed lo *ettie sn 

estate Cal Attorney J Rusaea 

LaSarge (313) 777-0202 

M39CG2S535388 Contact Was 

land Truck Waafi. Co Keith Bales 

606 Transportation 

& Travel 

FLORIOA EXPRESS 

Cars snapped by truck lo Florida 8 

points South - maurad 

RAM 773-2339 

ROUND TRIP ticket to San Franae- 

Leeve 11-6. return 11-10 8225 

Can afler 6pm 454-4039 

ANN ARBOR ANTIQUES MARKET 

THE BRUSMER SHOW, Sunday, 

Nov 10 5055 Ann Arbor Saime Rd 

Exit 175 olf 1-94 Over 350 deelers n 

quaMy antiQuea and seiecl ooaecb- 

tMes al items guaranteed aa repre- 

sented end under covar SAM - I 

PM Adrmaaion 83. Third Sundays 

23rd Season THE ORKJINALIfl 

ALL DEPRESSION ERA GLASS 

Show and Sele 

Sel i Sun Nov 2nd 8 3rd 

10AM lo 5PM 

DEARBORN CIVIC CENTER 

15601 Michaoen Ave Deerbom 

Michagen Oapreenon CMSSS 

Society's 19th Annuel Show 

Donation (2 

Glaa* repeir and food avauaMe 

THREE - Round trip tickets to Or- 

lando Nov 16. 1991 thru Nov 30 

1991 535-4564 

700 Auction Sale* 

KK 

ACCURACY 

WELDING SHOP 

. AUCTION 

ANN ARBOR AREA 

Town 8 Coun.ry 

Antieu** Mal 

in the historic Weller Bmldina 

555 W Michigan Ave Saline. Ml 

429-1805 

Good leleclion of fumrture. glass 

lamps 8 (ewlelry from 30 dealers 

Open 7 day*. 10-5 

ANNOUNCING 

THE K MAGARIAN 

Oriental Rug 

Estate Relocation 

702 Antiquea 

OCCORATOR 1 piece so«d pma cor- 

ner cupboard Gleaa door* with 

original smel penee and lower pert 

storage Original paint Inside 

1800'* 12500 or beel 258-3807 

HISTORIC WHITTtER TOWERS 

Antique Show. 415 Burns Orfva at 

East Jefferson. Oetron. Ml . Novem- 

ber 2, 11 00am- 7 00pm November 

3. 11 00am-5 00pm Gryphon Pro- 

ductions. 616-459-2228 

DINING room sat carved Oek 100 

yr* old, Irom Ford Exists immecu- 

late condition AppraMed 88 OOO 

Mek* rseaonable oiler 634-MB8 

If you enfOy wendenng through 

yeMerdey. gelling lost n time, and 

brow*«ig through andleaa umque 

antique treasure* you'll enjoy nail- 

ing TOWN MALL ANTIQUES In 

Downtown H.*ionc Romeo We heve 

over 8,000 sq fl. 2 Boors and over 

40 deelers spaosknog .n OuaMty 

Antiquea and Saiacted Collectible* 

Open 7 days, IO-6, 32 Mile Road 

and Van Dyke (M-53) Seven An- 

tique Shops wtlfMn walking dis- 

tance 313-752-5422 

JUKE BOX, restored, 1950 s See- 

model B. lots of new parts. 

425-6449 

burg, m 

S3.000 f 

OAK - Icebox, duffel with hutch, 

dreaeer with mirror 8 shelf, arte 

chaa Exceaem condition 626- 7756 

PINE JELLY cupboard Cherry 

table 4 plena chairs Assortment of 

caat ironware Old wooden tele- 

phone 834-9015 

VICTORIAN Oraseer 8400 bed 

8200 8 table 8150 Late 1800 s 

Oeys 322-3540 Evee 256-5637 

VICTORIAN. Eastiafce style mahoga- 

ny 5 pc panor surte w/origmal finish 

8 green velvet fabric eve* 256-4606 

703 Crafts 

U of M v* Ofuo State - * tickets tor 

Nov 23 Section 40. row 66 

Leave message 363-7606 I 7S55 T*i*g,*pn T*ytor. Ml 

(Take i-94 to Telegraph south then 

Truck* - Forktlfts 

Welding Equipment 

We will have s public auction at 

S A L E 

EARN 810 - $15 PER HOUR 

Tram lo be a bartender, learn by 

doing, lot) placement assistance 

Pay tuition from future earning* 

CALL 313-557-7757, exi 200 

Pr jlsisional Bartenders School 

WANTED TO RENT 

Pelece Suit* m Aubum HID*. 1st or 

2nd level, lor Nov 24 or Nov 25 

288-2184 

WEOOINGS 

Minuter w« marry you anywhere - 

home, yard or hen All Faiths 

437--890 

ee*t ju*1 under Ecoree at interna- 

tional Dealer turn eeat) 

TUES NOV 5 AT 10 30AM 

Owner Accuracy Welding 

Braun 8 Helmer Auction Service 

Lloyd Braun Jerty Helmer 

Ann Arbor Saline 

665-9646 994-6309 

K-8 ELEMENTARY cart •fled teecn- 

ar BA MA. expanence wth L.D 

students Tutor all acada 

422-6191 

LESSONS PRIVATE, pu mo. organ 

Ptymoulh Uvoma Farmmgton arae 

Mr PtMBpt. 30 rears experience 

Wil come to home 453-0108 

602 Lost & Found 

FOUND Dark grey tabby with 4 

white feet while tub 8 3 while rings 

on tan Young female 855-1920! 

FOUND - Female black calico cat.! 

looking tor owner or a good home 

ALEXANDER 

COUNTRY AUCTION 

Good Antique Furniture 

Gun - Laawi Tractor 

Watnul 8 Cherry Lumber 

wH have a public auction al 

I Rd . Ann Arbor 

Fir>« Quality 

Antique 

Persian, Indian & Chinese 

Oriental Rugs 

Thur* - Fri 3-9pm, Sat 1-5pm. 

3320 11 Mile Rd. Berkley 

(Corner of 11 Mile 8 Tyler) 

2 sty baby blue houee w/whlle trim 

GREAT BUYS!!! 

W' 

5257 

PIANO LESSONS plua voice, organ, 

dertnet 8 percussion In your home 

PoptMr 8 classical Al ages piano 

rental available The Assoc of Mueic 

851-5423 or 525-0629 

520 Secretarial & 

Business Services 

BUSINESS SUPPORT SERVICES 

Word Procaaalng 

Spraadahaata/lnvodng-Lotus 

Reporta - Letters - Reeumee 

Text Marge - Fa* - Copies 

PeraonaBzed Telephone Answering 

Laser Printing 

• Confidential - Affordable 

1 22 Yaars Experience 

' Saturday Hour* 

Secretarial Solutions 

Novi -(313) 344-0096 

FREE LANCE TYPING SERVICE 

Reesonable Rale* Farmington ara 

471-4043 

Plymouth Kellogg 'Wing 455-2321 j fT*ka North Territorial Roed weet of 

FOUND - F»n«. dog medwm WI STTJ 0 """ 

6 months-1 yr old 8 Mile 8 Qrend I SA N O V 2 AT '0 30AM 

River Area. Farmington Huts 

Cal 10 Identity 473-7548 

FOUND German Shepherd male, 

collar, about i yr old 

6 Mile/ Telegraph 532-8078 

Owner Tom Alexander 

Braun 8 Helmer Auction Service 

Lloyd Braun Jerry Helmer 


665-9646 994-6309 

ANTIQUE DRAFTING TABLE. 

3 ft by 5 ft.. $45 

421-6775 

ANTIQUE English oak sideboard 

hand carved, original Brush. 13500 

851-5098 

ANTIQUE GARLAND stove, green 8 

cream, some rusj. $145 After 6pm 

459-9654 

FOUNO Male Lahsa Apso greyish 

Found 10/25. Wsrren 8 Newburgh 

araa 522-0076 

FOUNO OCT 18 large short haired, 

black 8 tan male dog approximate- 

ly 1 yr old , Telegraph 8 M>w Rd 

area 669-5387 

FOUND • small cute fuzzy black 8 

whrte dog Michigan Av* near New- 

burgh In Wayne, Oct 16 Give to 

Owner or good home 459-2345 

FOUNO - 10/14/91. 5 Mile Middle- 

belt. lerge black 8 white Cat mMe 

neutered 8 front declewed very 

friendly CaB 427-6360 

FOUND 10/24/91 Lakeland 

Welach Ternor dog Marnman/Pun- 

tan For mora information 425-4036 

KAROL S PC 

SpeadHieei. Wordproceeemg. Term 

Paper* Reeume*. etc 17 yr* exp 

Your Secretary at home 437-2543 

LOST; black Tiger cel. male, all 4 

paw* deciaweo Haggerty •'••* Mile 

area 788-1044 

522 Professional 

Services 

LOST - cat long haired cafcco 

lamaie front Oeclawee deerly 

miaaed, 7 8 inkster Reward 

536-1610 

ACCOUNTING 8 BUSINESS 

Analysis, Unix Systems Integration. 

Datsbsse Systems Call Ben 

Accountant MBA 557-7030 

RESUMES THAT WORK! 

Laf ua write your reeume to 

LAND A BETTER POSITION 

Proleealonal Writing 

Laser Printing 

Documented Reeulta 

24 Hour Service 

FREE 

interview TechrMquee' wrth order 

CaB tor appointment 

559-5547 

LOST CAT Man named Gonzo 

While cheat/Week 8 tan stripes on 

back Missing 10-24 459-9692 

LOST CAT Reward $100 Bleck 

with brown/rust spots, wearing 

whits flee collar 12 M4e-Greenfteld 

Cal 559-4081 

LOST Female Brown Chow. Grand 

River . Middlebeit area Reward 

425-6513 

LOST Green Parakeet, vicinity of 

Pme Lake School. West Bioomfieid 

851-9686 

LOST - Husk* biack 8 while, 

named Shannon 10/24 Middleoeit 

8 Ann Arbor Tr 522-0824 

SECRETARIAL 

Word Proceeamg, Dictation end 

Tranacrtpfton Raaum** Report* 

pick up and deliver 722-9603 

523 Attorneys 

Legal Counaeiing 

LOST - Whrte male cal. Plymouth 

Rd 8 Inkster Rd araa Reward 

Can 255-7219 

ANTIQUE 4 COLLECTIBLE 

Auction - Some Estate Hams 

Every Saturday 6pm 

BELLEVILLE ANTIQUE 8 

AUCTION GALLERY 

2*8 Mam Belleville 

697 2949 

We are now accepting consign- 

ments and aetata* tor as future auc- 

tion* 

ANTIQUES - COLLECTIBLES - TO* 

Show L/vom* Holiday inn 

Sun Nov 10. 10-4pm Table* $25 

464-8493 or 591-3252 

ANTIQUE 8 COLLECTIBLE AUC- 

TION - Sun , Nov 3rd 12 noon 

Dexter K of C Halt. 8265 Dexter. 

Cualsss Fta . Dexter Conrad 8 Tal- 

bot Auction Service 313-454-0310 

ANTIQUES DECORATIVE ARTS 

Sale Folk Ari Americana, quifts art 

pottery hooked rugs snd more 

Nov 8-17. 11AM-5PM. Tues 8 

Thurs until 8PM SE corner of Long 

Lake 8 Tewgrsph 851-8026 

- Antiques - 

DISCOVER 

TECUMSEH 

130 Dealers - 3 Antique Maas 

located on M-50 - Open Dally 

(517) 423-8277 

ANTIQUE 8 COLLECTABLE 

AUCTION 

Roma's of Bioomfieid 2101 South 

Telegraph Sat Nov 2. 6pm View- 

ing al 5pm Guns lurrvtura. glass- 

ware. Coke Items Many quality 

pieces K1K Auction Services 

(313)227-8040 

ANTIQUES 8 COLLECTIBLES 

SUN NOV 3 - 1PM 

Hoo*ier cabinet drop-front secre- 

tary, Singer Treadle sewing ma- 

chine. baker s cabinet 2 brass 

beds old rope bed nice wm* pre** 

old clocks mantel 8 wall Several 

oak 8 maple rockers, oak loveaeat 8 

2 chair*, nice copper boMw lots of 

crocks wardrobes tons of aid 

glassware 8 collectibles - a tew 

Mftdy-man' tvirrvitura ittms 

ANTIQUE SHOW 

A Holiday Extravaganza! 

GroMwmds M*flT 

WEST BLOOMFIELD, Ml 

Orchard Lak* Rd/Lone Plne(17 Mil 

Nov 7-10. mal hour* 851-7630 

ANTIQUE SHOW 8 

COLLECTABLE SALE 

Sat Nov 2. 11am-7pm Sun , Nov 

3 Sam-5pm Clawaon K of C Hal. 

870 North Main, 25 Exhibitors 

Admission $ l 50 Ooor prize 

ANNUAL CHRISTMAS BIZARRE 

Homemade Crafts 6 Treats 1 * 

Fri . Nov 1. 9.30-3pm 8 

Sat Nov 2 9 30-12 30pm 

Presoytarian Village - Redtord 

17383 Garfield (6/W of Telegraph) 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS 

17th ANNUAL 

BOUTIQUE DE NOEL 

Fnday Nov 1. 9am-8pm 

Fox Hia* Community House. 

1822 Fox River Drive. E oft Opdyk* 

between Square Lak* 8 South 

Boulevard Watch tor our s^ns 

704 Rummage Satas 

A Flea Markets 

BEST PRICES IN TOWN 

judaon Center Resale Shop 

Com* see ua' Open Thur* ft Fri, 10- 

2 30 13 Maa/GreanBaM Royal Oak 

DETROIT CHAPTER B'NAI B'RITH 

Women s Annual Rummag* Sale 

Clothing tor enore family Smel 

appkancea Books Toy* Household 

items, elc Fri Nov 1 9am-5pm 

Knights ol Commbus H*K 2290 

Twelve Mile Rd E of C-ookdge 

Berkley 

EAST HILLS MIDDLE SCHOOL 

Corner of Opdyke 8 Ken*mgton 

Bioomfieid HI* 

Nov 2, 9*m to 2pm 

FASHION SPREE '91 

Big one* s year sale on new 8 used 

deagner dothmg tor entire lemay 

Sat 11/2 6-10pm $5 Adm Sim 8 

Mon. 11am-7pm Free M«f»gan 

state Fell No Checks visa Master 

card ok Info 256-6000 

IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY 

~ Garage Sale/Live Auction 

Sat Nov 2. 10-5 

16000 Pembroke, neer Greenfield 

RUMMAGE SALE 

Fn Nov 1. 9em-4pm 

Sat Nov 2 9am-noon 

Si Matthews Unned Mefhodist 

Church 30900 W Six Mile Rd , 

Lrvoma. Weal of Mlddlebelt 

Half pnce on Sat To benefit 

Methodist Chtldrens Home 

706 Garage Sales: 

Oakland 

COUCH, ivory 8 gold velvet $300 

Pool table $75 Machmiat tools 3 

station inlarcom $75 Metai desk 

$50 Luggage 546-08*8 

FARMINGTON HILLS.Baby item* 

fumrture. skis 8 rrn*c Sat -Sun 

10am-4pm 34640 Freedom Rd be- 

tween Gill 8 drake 

LAKE ORION 12 IrKfcar.M. |> 

Nov 2. 9em-5pm 3 mil* NE ol L*>* 

Orion oft Miller Ro Free PC com- 

puter n m a coats 8 clothes baby 

clothes 8 furniture, lamp*, pictures 

rm*c dishes 8 other good stufi 

LATHRUP VILLAGE - Something to, 

everyone" Good prices gc« Going Twice 

6«51 C 

C R A F T E R S 

I place to shop or consign 

New 8 oentry used deeigner appare 

736 5 Washington. Royal Oak 

Mon -Sat . T0-4pm 546-3666 

DESIGNER S DEN UNLIMITED 

Do you manufacture craft Hams for Ladies designer resale Liquidation 

stores shows elc? We are your 50% off sale Thurs. Oct 24 thru Oct 

Wholesale source tor craft supplies ; 31 26730 Southfield Rd 589-1610 

we carry an eiterisrv* line 01 wood 

feints slencMa slk flowers 

ribbons wreaths, seasonal tebric 

pamtmg suppue*. etc 40-50% 

Discount off retail. Tax I D required 

Church** achooi* also welcome 

$50 minimum No chfldren suowwd 

Mon 8-9pm Tue»-Fri 6-4 30pm 

BOUTIQUE TRIMS INC 

21200 Ponliac Trail S Lyon 48178 


SOFA. 76 Oeeo olive gold $200 

Student desk $45 Walnut dinette 

sel $135 15'-i«12 bound Iwst ca equipment 

ceramic k«n. clothes books more 

TROY- Moving Sale 11/2 Sat 

5pm Furitnure assorted household 

-adie* doth 

no— 

•* Clothing leweiry 3351 I - 

N of 16 Mu* fBig Beaver 

CUSTOM DESIGNED Chnstmss 

Wre*ths Personalized to compli- 

ment your interior decor For Infor- 

mation can Teresa 788-9109 

LADIES full length Beaver coat Me- | TROY-MOVING SALE Furrutur* 

sised at I housewares cioming lamps appii. 

44-7030 ances ail Sat Nov 2 8am-4pm 

| 2279 Topaz John R 8 Square Laxe 

CUSTOM MADE CERAMICS 

Holiday Items, tree*. Santa* etc 

llems to order reasonable rates 

Call Bob irom 9am-6pm 427-3914 

MAN S RACCOON fu- 

length $350' Caa days 

FOR UNITE0 METHOOIST WOMEN 

Holiday Bazaar 22400 Grand River 

9 30*m lo 3pm . Nov 2nd Buffet 

luncheon tl 30io 1 30 

BLACK Persian Lamb jacket, grey 

Minx collar excellent condition, size 

16 $350 737-2519 

HOLIDAY CRAFT SHOW - Sal 

Nov 9. I0am-4pm Redford Elks. 

25934 W 6 Mde. Redlord 

Free Aomesaior 

Desirable woman s better clothing 

I small-medium | all occasions 8 sea- 

sons Daughter s (Holiday I Jr pre- WEST BLOOMFIELD-Set No. 

TROT Sa1 Nov 2 9am 5pm 

Household items, some tuvnrture 

1150 Prosper 1W comer ot Crooks 

4 Square Ik Rd 

W BLOOMFIELD 6204 i 6208 

Quaker HIII Dr off Drake «d Be- 

tween 14 8 15 Mule. Nov 2-3 Chil- 

dren s things som* fl nvtu • etc 

teen 8 girl s 10-14 

HOLLY DAYS CRAFT SHOW 

Nov 9,10th. 10*m-4pm Si Kenneth 

Church Hal. 14851 Haggerty Rd 

Plymouth. Mich between School- 

craft 8 5 Miw 

LONG HAIRED Beavar coat 8 hat v. 

length Original coal $4,500 trom 

Dlttrkcfi, asking $1 800 647-1468 

MATERNITY (small) and Infant 

clothing excellent condition 

363-1654 

10am-3pm Toys 8 misc housenoul 

goods 2671 Bay Dr Green Bay S 

off WiMow W ot Hitter 

WEST BLOOMFIELD 6336 E Nor 

male* S ol Maple Oetw reming- 

ton 8 Orake Nash Acr** Sub No. 1 

8 2 9-4 Household toy*. mi*c 

ANTIQUE SHOW - Nov 1.2.3 

Fn , Spm-9pm. Sat Ham-9pm 

Sun 11am-5pm SftG Pavilkon *t 

Meadowfwook, Oakland University 

Rochester. Ml S ol Walton on 

Adams Rd 100 dealers trom acrosa 

America Admisaion $3 A Scorpio 

even! 517-627-5291 

INSPECTION nam CSALE ipm A N T I Q U E S O N M A I N 

CAMPBELL S AUCTION 

5089 Dixie Waterlord 

673-7-.aC 

LOST - $200 REWARD" 5 Ml 8 Ink - . 

sler area Orenge/whit* striped 

m*le cat Named T«ngi* Has blacn 

colar/tag Cal 0*ys 322-7575. 

or Evenings 261-8944 

AUCTION 

3rd Annual Toy 8 Clvislma* Auc- 

tion Sun Nov 3, Ipm Plymouth 

Community Cultural 'Center 525 

Farmer Rd Plymouth Ml Over 500 

Old toy* I dons over 500 coaacttbM 

Chnstmss item* misc coaectibles 

items too numerous to ttst 

J C Auction Service 

451-7444 

HAPPY HALLOWEEN 

Treet yourself to lovely silver 8 men. 

that special ring or charm, thai ac- 

cent that s YOU tor yourself and 

your homa 

115 S Mam 

Royal Oak 

ARMIORES - 3 pme great lor enter- 

t*mmeni center store counter post 

office rack, cash register walnut 

slant-top desk 644-3644 

HOMESPUN 

TRADITIONS 

Country Wares S 

Collectibles Sale 

Featunng * select group of mer- 

chants who cater to the tradition ot 

hand crafied quality 

Sun.. Nov.3 - 10am-5pm | 

LAUREL MANOR 

(Schoolcr afl 8 Newburgh. Lrvoma I 

Lunch Available Admtsaicm $ 1 50 

DULCIMER MUSIC 

BY FELICITY STRINGS 


NEW RESALE SHOP - Twice >s 

Nice 4407 N Woodw*rd Royal 

Oak Mon thru Sat 10-5 

Men 8 womans tashions 549-7430 

RED FO* COAT, full length like 

new. Size 6 10. appraised by Dit- 

1 trlch at $6700 best offer Brown 

mmk jacket siz* 8 - 10 *ppr, 

ai $1300 best ofler 

707 Garaga Saies: 

Wayrw 

CANTON- Kids clothing & imsc 

1427 Aberdeen. S of Fora. oetween 

Liaey 8 Sheidon of Saltz 

Nov 18 2.9am-? 

' CANTON moving Sal -Sun 9-5 

1 1300 S Liuey ? mi N ol Michigan 

Furniture clothing.smaa appiiancas 

KILN - extra collar pku* mold* & 

supplies $225 or beel offer Ca* al 

lar 7pm 422-6662 

KILN MOLDS SUPPLIES 

Can 9am-8prp, 531-7914 

ADULT FOSTER Cara Homa- Senn- 

pnwale room EicMenl cara. food 

supervision $850/mo or deify 

retee Dearborn Height* 295-5066 

HOW TO FINO th* t>e*i nursmg 

home 6 soluttons tor your senior 

loved ona Sr Network Services 

6B3-0210 

MALE NURSMG ASSISTANT IMghly 

competent excaaent care to do Hi- 

home work or care Cooking , claarv- 

n«. drMng. *B pnaaa* oi naaBX 

cara ExceBent -alar an caa 726-8656 

BANKRUPTCY FROM $50 

DIVORCE FROM $50 

AI*o Personal injury and 

Probata Matters 

Keith M Nathanaon Attorney 

356-7766 

TAX ATTORNEY/EXPERIENCED 

Real Exists BuHnee* was Divorce 

Affordable legal serweas 

364-7570 

600 Personals 

ATTENTION SINGLES 

Sl-sgM Dance* 

Hotline 562-3160 

CHRISTMAS SHOPPER 

love io - give me aat. al occaeionet 

FRANK SINATRA ticket* (21 Row 15 

al Joe Loul* Arene No* 8 Beel 

offer 531-9110 

603 Health - Nutrition 

Waight Loss 

BRAUN & HELMER 

AUCTION SERVICES 

BALLY LItecycte. model 6000 Real Estate - Farm 

$1500 en between 9 5pm Household - Antiques 

*71-0369 | cloyd Braun Jerry Helmer 


AUTHENTIC PERSIAN Rug 4 x6 

-Kh colors bought in Basra. Iran In 

1936 Coffleclors Hem In mail condl- 

n $22,000 960-9629 

FOR SALE Vic Tanney Executive 

CMC VIP mambersh*. $50 par 

yeer lifetime dues $800 66 1 9679 

665-9646 

OOL L 8 BEAR SHOW 8 SALE 

ANTIQUE 8 COLLECTIBLE 

994-6309 Sun Nov 3. !0-4pm Roma's of 

| Bioomfieid. 2101 S Telegraph Ap- 

N Farmmgton Garden Club pre- 

sents 13th annual Arts 8 Crafts 

Sale-90 Artisans O E Dunckei M«! 

die School-12 Mile Rd between 

Farminglon 8 Orchard Lake Rds 

Nov 2nd. 9-4pm Free admission 

PEBBLE LANE ART 8 Craft Show 

October 31 Nov 1. 2 Thurs Fn 

10-7 Sat 10- 5 Birmingham Unrtar 

»an Church 651 Woodward *t Lone 

Pme. Bloomfi*kd Has Admission 1 

non perishable lood Hem lor church 

Holiday charily basket 

VERY GENTLY worn full length nat- 

ural Mink coat 8 Finnish Raccoon 

| jacket siz- * petit* Mens Raccoon 

jacket with leather trim, size ge 

Win sacrifice 851-9221 

WE0DWG GOWN from Alvsns. size 

8. veil included Originally $1200 

$400 356-5329 

706 Garaga Sales: 

Oakland 

BERKLEY - Nov 1. 9am-1pm $ Sat 

Nov 2. 9*m~4pm 35*2 TyS*r N of 

12 . W of Coonoge 

BIRMINGHAM Garage Sa*/Flea 

Market ink sler befweer, walnut 

Laka 8 Quart on Sal only. 9-4pm 

BIRMINGHAM - Lots of good junk 

Sat 8-12 5-94 Chesterfield N of 

Maple E ofC'anbrook 

BIRMINGHAM Pre-Christmas 

Bonanza - pinoea machine, furni- 

ture toys color T v humidifiers 

winter clothmg and misc 

450 Cambridge N ofi Mapw 2 

blocks E_ ot Adams Ti»aa-Fn 9-3 I 

Misc 1 lewis - many bargains 

CANTON Found more 11 Fri Nov : 

Christmas quaky boys household 

tires 7200 Almaden Ct Sunflower 

N ot Warren 

CANTON Huge multl lanWy sale 

Antiques baby clothes etc W 01 

Sheldon, S 01 Ford Fr. only 9-4 

j DETROIT Moving Sale Set Nov 2 

10-5 Fucmtur* appliances m«sc 

19320 Dm 7 MHe/Telegtaph area 

DETROIT - 17210 Lahser between 

j Mc Nichols 8 Grand Rnw Every 

' Sal . 9am-4pm Hems from A to Z 

GARDEN CITY Many Hems domes 

appliances some never used D» 

lore Sat Sun 10-5pm 29107 Mar 

quetle off MiddieOen oerween 

Ford 8 Cherrymn 

GARDEN CITY. 7031 Helen 

Inksler'Warren Sat 8 Sun 

Nov 2 8 3 12-6pm Fumrture etc 

LIVONIA Moving' Oc- 31 and Nov 

1 8 2 10-4 Farmington J 5 u « 

Across from idyfwood Golf Course 

ry Club 

14663 Country < 

LOSE WEIGHT 

FEEL GREAT 

Oi 30 day money Back guarantee' 

Cal Patricia Davidson 64 1-8566 I 

VIC TANNY VIP iranMerrabM mem- 

bership graal deal at $600' 

Call afler 6pm 624 2036 

YOUR LAST DIET' 

Are you serious aboul loemg pounds 

betor* th* noadays? 92N success 

re* Fren* Granan Pharmacol 

977-6453 or 777-7570 

V.F.W. n2266 AUXILIARY 

SUNOAY 2*0 P.M. 

23414 Orchard Lake IM. 

(R Of Grand Rivvr) 

474-818© 

•T. EDITH 

8UMDAY 0:30 PM. 

(S Of S MBB R 19-254-9563 

fwm bed $75 356-6676, 

KITCHEN TABLE , . , 1 , ^ S T S ^ ^ n - T u T c r T . 

compsctor $75 Kitchen Aid DINING SET maple 46 round 2 

dishwasnar has minor leak $50 «ves 5 chairs $325 98 1 2935 

474-7067 

MEET GLENN HAEGE m person si 

MOORE FURNACE COMPANY *< 

26289 Fiv* Mue m Livoni* on Satur- 

day Nov 2nd 1-3 pm Free givea- 

ways refreshments. $200 TRANE 

'ecata or no paymants »mta Fabru- 

ary 1992 

LAUTER uP RIGHT piano fully re- ELECTRIC slove 8 hood refngera 

condlbon 2 antique occassional ta- lor disnwssher ak gold! Couch 

biet. 2 velvet chairs 2 dressers, lovesest ichocoiat*. cream) All m 

moped running condition 64 1 1919 good condHwn 261-8247 

LEONARDO NIERMAN Painting ESTATE SALE DETROlF 

1961 Original acrylic tr*med by art- I6t*5 Chapel S of Gr*rvd River 

«1 Excellent price Evas 644-2523 E of Lahser VM Purilan 

U6RARy.'0€N leather ,nie«3 deak oCr'numtertîiy"iin 

i f i y S T ' SUSAN BEAROSLEY 277-7738 

ESTATE 8 HOUSEHOLD 

BEAUTIFUL Fnutwood Ray inlerL 

ore 2 door. 3 shelf Bookcaae/en- 

o» lamps. t6mm Nma. Mickey 'ertamment center .6 mo* old $600 

Mouse Alfalfa, wrought iron plant 

stand. 1920s walnut twin bed* 

new. perfect - $200 

lh rug* pidur**. frsme*. glass- anient center. $ 17 5 549-2594 

SEVEN piece dming room surte -n- 

dudmg Chma cabmat. $30C 474-0160 

DINETTE SET - white, '.able 8 4 

chairs, good condition. $ 150 

373-1008 

8 2 lamps $750 Pool tsBM custom 

8 fl hardwood with accessories 

S750 Days 8 evenings 683-2944 

MtSC furniture bedroom dining 

I room, pert, labie chairs etc Can 

! Oct 31-Nov 3 647-1687 

MOVING & ESTATE SALE 

I Furrutur* - Antiques - Accessories 

OLD OR NEW 

WE LL SELL IT FOR YOU 

I Ail your valuable goods displayed 

m our 10 000 sq ft showroom 

THE GREAT EXCHANGE 

CONSIGNMENT CO 

589-0390 

PROPANE REFRIGERATOR Nor- 

cold -deal tor RV cottage, ate 

ueed only 1 weekend Paid $600 

asking $300/best ofler 422-9266 

PIJREWATER DISTILLERS wnn 

stands 3 sizes Brand new greet 

savings Mall aqua 8 5 gaBor sues 

Cal Sandra 477-7440 

REFRIGERATOR 3 desns coat 

**ck other rrusc Make ofler 

347-3749 

715 Computers 

APPLE U OS. color monitor knag* 

Writer B color printer. S'a 8 3% 

drive*, toy anew Appto Cat I 

modem $2000 worth ot software, 

manual* elc $1400/beet 661-4888 

BRAND NEW Appto Personal 

Laeerwrlter LS Printer Never out of 

box Ful warranty $800 532-6176 

SMITH CORONA PWP 7000 LT lap 

lop word processor and printer trv 

uuoea tocad Dallery 6 Corona calc 

software $350 Eva* 651-6136 

716 Commercial 

Industrial Equip. 

CARPET CLEANER with upnooiary 

looi and aome tuppaea P«d $2000 

wa ael tor $900 or best offer Low 

uee 645-4963 

FORK LIFT. 1000 lb capacity ga*o- 

lm* engine pneumebc tire* only 

550 hour* One owner 

$2500 - 426-2507 

HUSSMAN Shelving 2 snrma wrap 

macfun**. 5 scalei 3 bun pan 

racks. 1 stock truck 1 7 ft produce 

tabM Make offer 477-7440 

MILLER AC/DC 200 amp portabM 

welding machine mcludmg 

w-'Onan gaa engine $850 Fm 

544-7540 

OXYGEN ACCETALING Tore*! ael 

with 50 It of hoee 6 tanks $270 

Call belore 3pm 255-5469 

717 Lawn, Garden, 

Farm, Snow Equip. 

CRAFTSMAN Electric 3 h p auger 

snow thrower 180 degree dis- 

charge Like New'$75 528-T919 

LIQUIDATIONS 

ESTATE SAÊ-giass 8 Brass dinette 

sel American Drew dining room set 

10 piece new $5000 yours $2250 

Chest of drawers 8 miec Oct 31- 

Nov 7 10-5 14874 Seneca. Redford 

Twp . 5 Mae/lnkster 

ESTATE SALE 

60 Yea's Of Accumulation 

Fn 8 Sai Nov : 8 2. 8am-6pm 

Household items collectibles 8 an 

nquee featuring beoroom turmlure 

trunks, sewing Hems. Christmas 

Hems toys 8 games, deek. aunroom 

turmlure OK kitcheri appaanoea and 

dtahware Too much to mention' 

5033 SUMNER REDFORD 

Lnrmg room chairs t*ble*. stifle! 

lamps, Franch provincial dining set, 

drop leal tabM, 6 chairs buffet 8 

chm* cabmat. imen*. kitchen were, 

glassware Garag* stuffed' H*rvd 

and garden tools 3 outboard mo- 

tor t sports equipment. record*, ra- 

fts, old radio tub** motor*, trunks 

arid utllrty traitor frame 

ANOTHER 

ESTATE SALE 

BY IRIS 

Fri 8 Sat , Nov 1-2. 10-4pm 

25895 Woodlore, Franklin 

(Take Frankttn Rd between 13 8 14 

Mtie Rds to woodtor* go E on 

Woodlore to addre**) 

Pre-Demolition Sale 

Doors • windows • atoctrlc 

garag* door - patio Blocks • 

marbto shelf • planters • 

rrwrrors • complele kitcfien • 

new hot watar heeler • 

beautiful mrubbery • etc 

etc 

Furniture r Dfiac 

Carved *ntiqu* cabmat • 

carved chairs • m*rbM dm- 

ing room table 8 ch*rs • 

Black leather chair 8 Otto- 

man • art • oriental rugs • 

tons of designer doth** • 

tons ot mi*c collectibles • 

basabal card* 

Iris Kaufman 626-6335 

Auooat* Member 

International Society of Appraisers 

MOVING Musi sell 1 Couch itradi- 

tional. icivesea' chair kitchen tabM, 3 blocks south ol 5 M«e oo HAS 

DINING ROOM. Beautiful Brown ma- 8 6chairs 355-0476 «d* ot Beech Daly 

For mora information 453-7199 

1 SPACE HEATERS 1 LP 1 garag* 

•vaster 1 stand-up fir*p 50C different ones $2000 535- 

7763 

MEYERS 1990 Snow PHJW Ike 

naw. used 6 time* for Chevy truck 

$95C 437-8566 

RAiLER lAiWdei *cety»ene outfit. 

den ir actor boat, anowbiowar 

1 Citation Sen or 1rade 532-2260 

r. 

WASHING MACHINE good condi- 

tion. $75 Party labie octagon 

snape/4 upholstered chairs $i00 

rvydrotoruc plant groenr.g unH 10 fl 

long $50 Ford truck wheels '5 m 

$10 each 455-62 72 

ROTOTILLER • new S hp Bnggs- 

Stratlon engme front tm* type, rune 

good greet shape $175 453-0215 

BEDROOM SET - kmg size solid 

oak contemporary. 2 pier cabinets, 

mirrored heed board light bridge. 

$1100/beet 851-3389 

BEDROOM SET Nma twm dresa- 

*r mirror: Computer deak. Smal 

appaancae Baat offer 696-4779 

BEDROOM SET - Top quality. 5 

piece brand n*w Can* Itaupe) on 

solid mahogany $4000 value tor 

$2000 256-3607 

ANOTHER 

ESTATE SALE 

BIRMINGHAM 

Friday A Saturday 

Nov. 1 & 2 10-5 

LIVING ROOM: Console 

Grand STEINWAY Piano, 

fine Victorian chairs, Tradi- 

tional secretary, sofa, 

lamps & tables. 

DINING ROOM: Traditional 

mahogany dining table, 6 

chairs, china cabinet, & 

buffet 

KITCHEN Table 4 6 

chairs 

MASTER BEDROOM Fine 

Victorian hand carved dou- 

ble bed, gentlemen's 

chest, marble top dresser 

& mirror 

BEDROOM: Hand carved 

complete double bed. drop 

leal desk S chest 

BEDROOM: Mahogany 

twin beds, double dresser 

& mirror, chest of drawers 

4 2 night stands 

DEN: Rattan sofa, chairs, 

tables & lamps. 

PORCH Maple sofa, chairs 

& tables 

ACCESSORIES INCLUDE 

Curio cabinet, fine collec- 

tion of Colonial trivets, 

collection ol canes 

Linens, crystal & dishes 

Paintings & silver. 

Fine primitive accessories. 

Round oak pedestal table 

Complete hospital bed 

Craft Items & books 

Household Misc 

815 RIVEN OAK 

West off Adams, 4 biks 

North of Maple 

Lilly M. & C o . 

B R O W N E 

ESTATE SALE 

Nov 1-2, 10am to 4pm 

4423 Laurel Club Dr Laurel Club 

Condo* - E off Orchard Lak*. Be- 

tween Lone Pine 8 Green Rds 

Vary nica taM Drexel dming eet wtth 

Mdaboard Hanradon and tabMa 

super floor to caBIng diaplay cabi- 

net Henredon bedroom aat wtth 

kmg bed. 2 coucfiee. loveaeat RCA 

TV lady's deak. etagere. 8 much 

more Accweaoriee lamp* copper, 

bra**, crystal Staffordshire set ot 

block Bibaao* China. Batter wom- 

en t clothing 8 much morel Our 

numbers *1 9 30 Street numbers 

ok*y Pt**sa do not block garaga* 

SALE BY 01 ANNE BROWNE 

N*w Number 360-6919 

BUILDER'S MOOEL FURNITURE 

SALE - 22316 Buckingham. Gr**rt 

Estate*. 9 MM 8 Halstead 

valley E 

Fn -Sal 

CERTCO, INC. 

•ESTATE SALES 

• HOUSEHOLD SALES 

•APPRAISALS 

• AUCTIONS 

We aleo buy out partial or complele 

Estate* 

PATRICIA STEMP1EN 522-1736 

CHILD S tabM 8 chairs 8 matching 

toy box. parted condition Set ot 

Wedgewood Limps, i yr old, per- 

fect condition Beet ofler 346-3296 

CHINA CABINET 

condition $400 or beet 

good 

ANTIOUE DINING room tat with 6 

cnams 8 leaf $300 Antique 

3 drawers 8 mirror $250 t> 

1930 a Modern couch 8 

—th Florid* Bora print $200 

•tump tabM $175 Wicker cnaa with 

stand $100 6A6-4429 

BABY CRta Wfate Oadcrert cn* 

$126 Owls twm wfate 4 poster bed 

$35 Aubum HTAE 334-4264 

mahogan 

/eet offer 

Cal or leave message 536-0637 

CHINESE CABINET, rosewood 

hand carved, asking $300 Othar 

household name 669-4*65 

CHIPPENDALE CAMELBACK 

SOFAS (1 wltti straight legs 6 1 wtth 

bal 8 Claw toe!!. braakftoni''cfim* 

caemeis by Baker Hickory. Drexel 

elc Soad mahogany Duncan Ptiyfe 

dmmg room sat. Thomas»BN ma- 

hogany Duncan PTtyto dining room 

•at. Bernhardt manogany Dimcan 

Ptiyto dmmg room aat. Sarouk 8 

Klrman oriental rug* (8x12 8 are* 

rug*), mahogany Slamway grand pi- 

ano CNnttt CruppendaM mahoga- 

ny Ibrary tabM. ChlppendaM ban- 

quet dtnlng room tabM math rope 

edo* 8 ba* i daw pedeetat* wtth 6 

- 12 carved nboonbeck dmmg room 

chaas Engash krieohou deak wtth 

ft* drawer, smaa ladle* desk with 

pigeon note*. HeppM whrte mahoga- 

ny roBiop deeks. sets of mahogany 

dmmg room chairs mahogany cuno 

cabman (larga 6 smal. corner 8 Bat 

w*B type wtth glaas on 3 Hd**i ma- 

hogany bedroom sets 8 miec ma- 

hogany badroom furniture 

MAHOGANY INTERIORS 

506 S Washington. Royal Oak 

545-4110 

i chairs, china cabinel 8 side- 

Board Quality $2500 852-1606 

DtNING ROOM - Ethan alien rrestle 

tabM. 4 cetkm chairs, pine dark col- 

or good condition 549-1553 

MOVING SALE 

rear Md. $250 

cocktail tac-ie 

bookcase $175 

Electric dryer 

Mahogany square 

$200 

712 Appliances 

Mahogany 

788-0677 

DINING ROOM oak tsBM 8 chairs, 

agnted cran* cat>nwt $ 1200 or Beel 

644-1015 

FALL CLEARANCE SALE 

Top of the Una 8»8 C*i-sp* t yr 

old. Wie new $4000 1 org*n. ak* 

i new $500 Of best 1987 Hond* 

Misc household | Shewdow 1000 w/cuslom pami )oB 

Task Bookcases I 8000 hwy m $3500 or best Brand 

new ThomasviBe sleeper sot* w/ 

mauve recant*. $800 Cal35t-9050 

days ask tor Steve or Robert* oi 

DINING ROOM Set - Design mali- 

toto of America Chrome 6 glass 

tabM 80 X3« extended 110 X38 

6 fabric covered parsons chairs Ex- 

ceBent condition. $1.300 626-0516 

DRESSER- 9 drawer 

bookcase wnh 4 sheivei 

ael wood 

645-2415 

649-2868 

OREXEL END TABLES, fruitwood 

finish some marbto lops, $50 Io 

$75 Excellent condition 642-9695 

OREXEL Heritage 4 piece cherry 

well umi like new $1500 

855-9607 

DREXEL mahogany oider corner 

chm* cabmat. quality $650 

652-1606 

DREXEL 3 pc wail unit sofa, chairs 

$ lampa, electrical appuences mssc 

household 626-6770 

MOVING SALE 

ll6" n -'8 V">Cio 

' Sal by Beuecn 

456-4789 

RECOROBMOW - NOV 10 

Caak Prize* Ton* of record* mueic 

mamoiatiaia Rare Motown daptoy 

9am-*pm VFVf Ha* 25871 Gratx* 

N of 10 - RoaemBa 977-7115 

723 

BUYING! 

Goto Diamond 8 Gemalona'Jawtory 

EalaM Jewtory Pocket 8 Wnet 

Weiche. Slereng Fietware Starting 

"wee* Antique Coelume Jewelry. 

Oriental Ruga 8 Quality Furratura 

TOP PRICES PAID 

855-0053 

726 Musical 

Instruments 

PIANO FOR SALE 

Warned itowioniBto party to lake 

PIANOS WANTED 

We buy Spineu. COWBBIOS 

& Grands Cell, aak lor Mr 

Howard 427-0040 

PIANO. UPRIGHT 

Oak ftraah refmtaned works wea m 

tune $360/beel 3*6-2164 

STEINWAY GRAND 

Ueed Ebony $6995 

EVOCA MUSIC 

334-0566 

DIAMOND, 1 25 ct round WS2 

H-l color. $6.500/beet 658-3325 

FINE WATCHES 

Rolex - Pieget-Caruer-Corum-Ebel 

and others 251^40% Off Rata*' 

W* aisc accept tradea 569-2628 

GRADUATED PEARL ST RAN 

appraised al $1200: $000 or 

it offer 363-4582 

USED PIANOS 

All kinds - aa make* 

From $795 

EVOLA MUSIC 425-1102 

WE BUY... 

HAMMOND ORGANS 

Wanted B-3, C-3. A-100 & 

others Cell, ask for Mr 

Howard 427-0040 

HUGE COSTUME JEWELRY sa 

Farmmgton Oaks apts Fn Nov 

5-9pm 21900 Farmmgton Rd 

RING 

caret pea- shape 14K gold aetung 

with channel diamond mount Aiao. 

wfMe gold weddmg rmg set 1/2 

carat round with chennei diamond 

mount Cak HAM t2noon 656-8132 

WE BUY GOLD 8 DIAMONDS 

Old Broken 8 New 

Aian a Gold 34363 Plymouth Rd 

Lrvoma (Stork Plazai 522- '4*0 

726 Musical 

Instruments 

ACCOUSTC guitar Gould rarefy 

played mciuda* tiara caaa 6 elec- 

tronic tuner $2*0 453-6370 

ANTIOUE WELTE reproducing Baby 

Grand player piano Recent me- 

chanical reatoraiion 100 roB* Great 

peny and Christmas entertainment 

$4900 451-1249 

718 Building Materials 

WANTED* 

Toots antf Outfding 

C—t\ ot corm^r 

865-0053 

719 Hot Tubs, Spas 

& Pools 

ABOVE GROUND 24 ft round pool 

Complete with el acceaeone* 5 yrs 

old Musi sell $375 420-0486 

Sat 8 Sun Nov 2-3. 10-4 

3830 Burnmg Tree Bloom hew Hills 

(N ol Long Lake. 1 block W of 

Lafiaerl 

• Contemporary 8 traditional furni- 

ture Antiquea coBeclfbto* LC 

Smftfi, double barrel shotgun col- 

lectors grade Megnihceni dmmg 

room set with large glass table 

lealtier aofaa. art queen size master 

Bedroom aet, much more 661-2661 

ESTATE Sate - Everything Goes 

Uvlng room bedroom, family room 

furniture Smel appliance* person- 

al Hems, garage contents, lawn trac- 

tor 528*6 Anlolnett*. Shelby Tw- 

1 oik w of Mound S off 24 M.ie Rd 

No. 2 8 3. Sal 10-6. Sun . 10-4 

ESTATE SALE- Furniture, some 

antiquea quats Sal . Nov 2. Sun 

Nov 3 9-5pm 27 12 Windsor Troy 

W of Dequindre, S ol Long Lake 

ESTATE SALES 

by DEBBIE 

HouaeffoM Moving Buy oi 

NECCHI 

DELUXE AUTOMATIC 

Zig-zag tewing machine Caomel 

model Embroiders Dano hems 

I buttonholes, etc $53 cash or 

monthly payments 

GUARANTEED 

UNIVERSAL SEWING CENTER 

2570 Dixie Hwy 

674-0439 

OLD TRUNK pianc. electric lift : 

chair car-lop carrier microwave 

irim-mower 8 more 5*4-0859 

ORIENTAL RUG - 8 3x11 6 Courls- 

tan !00*s worsted wool medium 

bkue ryory 8 navy made m Belgium, 

excellent condition $500 474-4859 ' 

Quality Furniture 

WANTED!!! 

• L-vnng,Dining/Bedroom 

• camps Accessories 

a Antiques/Collectibles 

a Office Fumrture.'Appliances 

WE PICK UP 6 SELL FOR YOU' 

QUEEN water bed with 6 drawer 

base unit, all ugni Oak new $600 

Aakmg $275 Exceaem 464-7178 

REDÔRO MOVING SALE - "able*, 

sola hwm 8 ful Beds deek antique 

eewing machine b*iee 8 houeenoid 

Hems Everything mual go> 16571 

Lexington between 3 8 6 Mae Wed 

A Thurs . 9-4pm 

SLEEPER SOFA Queen size beige 

back ground, ake new 

$150 00 420-0052 

SMOKED GLASS kHchen table w/4 

swrvel chairs, good condition $75 or 

Best HoUy 533-3539 

SOFA 8 Loveaeat new whrte mod- 

ern Wood stereo cabinet drafting 

board & wicker chaw 453-5024 

KENMORE Waaher 8 atoclne Dryer 

$75 each GE wasner new $200 

GE dryer $75 Caa between 

9am-4pm 737-I8TT 

KENMORE 

gooo condition $75 eech 427- 

MOV1NG SALE Roper akeciric 

atove 30 in $250 offer Microwave 

Quasar $40 'Offer 453-4571 

rai design 

4 78-6562 

STEREO waknui fmish $40 End 

tables 8 large dog house Cal after 

7pm 422-6662 

538-2939 

YANKEE CONSIGNMENTS TRIPLE DRESSER nigh! stand 2 

6Q* O&E Thursday. October 31. 1M1 

735 Wanted To Buy 

"OWCR WHEELS Toy 'Mp 

738 Hou—hotd?t» 

ADORABLE bl 

* Barman afieprioid mt* pupow J* 

month*. «el checked. «KM> 6 

wormed To • good homs. 336-2309 

ADORABLE U n S c m w « pup* 

tou, maw 

277-6004 

ADORABLE PCT RABBITS to good 

AMAZON PARROT 

SSioT 

744 Horses, Livestock 

HORSES BOARDED 

barn. 10*12 oak *ti 

Omw)daily Horaeeted 

•Man rac* wrtn Not/cold running 

walar. turnout paddocM. ouMoor 

arena. IraM*. Heated otnarvaHon 

room overlooking arena 

PASTURE BOARD 

Qraaa Mad pasluree. uaa ot lerge 

indoor haa tad arena. horse* tad 

2 Umee/day 

LESSONS 

(Jlv*n Cry proteaatonal ridmg mal rue- 

i. Engiali. *eetern, buntaeei on 

flat For mora Into 311-348- 5619 

BOO Rsc.VshicJos 

BEAGLE - mala, appro*. 1-3 yr*. 

o4d Wary sweet To flood homa 

522-0747 

BEAGLE MIX. medium wa dog. 

yr oW a* am**, to good homa 

641-8061 

BEAOLE - Mautarad mala. 5 yrs o4d 

Wary aanoa Al *v*s Doe* no* 

Hunt To good homa. 437-7 

BEAUTIFUL SIAMESE. FamaM. 1 yr 

old Sealpoinle. spsyed. Miter 

irainao. good personalty 655-4136 

BLACK LAB PUPPIES AKC regis- 

tered Gr*e1 Family Fun Doo* 

6 wk* old 354-9562 

BORDER COLLIE. 9 mo. tamala. 

•payed Needs larga yard or larm 

1 dog lamifj 313-973-0446 

CHIHUAHUAS - AKC. Puppies » 

adult lamaiaa, $100 up Also Cm- 

poo-tar puppse*. S50. 697-3890 

COCKER HUSKY Male Puppy. Ken- 

nel 8 tupp*aa To good loving homa 

omy Family anergic 542-4258 

COCKER SPANIEL 

Burt, lemma, 2 years otd. spayed. 

Uvoma. Altar 5 30pm 464-2676 

DACHSHUNDS HOME RAISED 

Puppies AKC All varieties 

Champion Hud larvice Terms 

BoC AlbrecM 471-7191 

DOBEftMAN - Feme*, 5 months 

old wnh papers $300.'negoliabie 

Days. 353-1198 Evas, as* lor Gabe 

356-0817 

3 moe. 

EX0CT1C DOGS 

1 mala. 1 lemale. 1350 aa. 

442-9361 

FIVE BEAUTIFUL healthy kittens 

needa good home (5 eecti 

348-2056 

GERMAN SHEPHERD regular ed 

popples, adults, all shots and paper 

work current reasonable 456-7424 

MASSEY FERGUSON, 1978 Hi 

mobae, 340 600 m. WS0 1972 Va- 

cation Aire camper, (TOO 537-8499 

NEW Snowmobile/Cycle Trailers 8 

$525. 10' 1595 12 5695 16 $1095 

18" $ 1195. Cycle $525 Magic 

Motor Sports 349-7333, 332-2440 

802 Snowmobiles 

JOHN DEERE 1979. 440 Trail Fire, 

runs greet, $600 Firewood also 

available 685-1267 

NEW Sncrwmoble/Cycie Truer* 8 

$695 16 $>095 

$525 10 $595 13' 

16' $1195 

tor Sports 

16 $1195 Cycle, $525 Mag* Mo- 

349-7333. 332-2440 

POLARIS 190! bndy 500 200 rrulaa. 

excellent $3995 ArtlcCat 1979 El- 

pigre. 1300 mle* $1195 422-0195 

SKIDOO. 1988. STRATOS- $2,500 

Aiao 1967 Escapade, electric Mart. 

$2,400, Clean' 425-6811 

TRAILER - 4 place, tandum axle 

with brakes, ramp, tie-downs. 

$2500 427-9526 

AUTOMOTIVE m 

818 Auto I Truck 

Parts A Sorvic* 

gtaas sliding window 6 

7 ft Ranger 5-10. Me new 

$300 474-8335 

OMNI 1983 - Damaged, but many 

new parts Good Urea, etc $175 or 

best off, 421-8547 

SNOW TIRES (2L P21565R15. steel 

belted perlormenoe Ikes $90 Ca* 

after 5pm 661-2986 

TRUCK CAP K BON 

6 tool. $200 

728-9454 

TRUCK TIRES - (4) KaBy Salert. RVR 

31*10, 50R15LT, very good condi- 

tion. $250.'aH. 534-5281 

820 Autos Wantsd 

ABSOLUTELY 

HIGHEST DOLLAR PAtO FOR 

QUALITY AUTOMOBILES 

We Mil with confidence, we buy w 

integrity Pleeee cal Jelt Benson 

562-7011 

BUYING CARS ft TRUCKS 

Top doner WW come to you 

VWag* Motor S*i*« 

542-8788 or 520-7769 

WANTED 

AUTOS & TRUCKS 

BILL BROWN 

-USEDCARS- 

3 5000 Plymouth Rd . Livoma 

522-0030 

822 Trucks For Sals 

FORD 1988 F150 Pickup - 5 speed 

DuraMner 14.000 actual miles only 

KOX HILLS 

Chrysler-Plymouth 

455-8740 961-3171 

FORD 19«9 RANGER, red 5 speed 

stereo. »ner I immaculate condition) 

$4575 646-2612 

FORO 1990 Ranger XLT. Neck, ex 

tended cab. 6 yeer. 60.000 warran 

ty, Leer cap. $8,800 652-2888 

FORO 1990 XLT, F-150 Air, deluxe, 

6 cyWvJer. manual, mint condition. 

31,000 maes. $9200 294-2095 

FORO 1991 F-350 XLT Lariat with 

8 ft Artie plow 351 high output V-6 

loaded. a*ceMent 752-4318 

GEO. 1990 TRACKER. LSI. air i 

aette stereo. 17 000 maea. mint con- 

dition $10,000 649-3245 

GMC 1989 S15. pic* up * cylinder 

5 speed stereo, aw. 16.000 mlee 

extras, sharp - $5500 729-8512 

GMC 1990 C-1500 Sierra SL. i 

sane. 

Bulc*. 

•en*, low mHee $7995 Can Rog.n 

729-2000 

MAZDA 1963, B2000 pic* up 

1 owner well maintained, mimmul 

rust, bedkner. runs greal 

88.000 maes. $900 443-0179 

NISSAN 1985 Pick up True*. 5 

speed, air. no rust, economical, 

$ 1 995 Alter 2pm 464-8330 

NISSAN 1988 

duty, ceseetti 

muffler, a*, tool bo* 

fuel injection, heavy 

twee. 1 battery/ 

477-5866 

821 Junk Cars Wantsd 

YAMAHA. I960 440 Exciter 1.000 

original m«ee. hot grips. e*cellenl 

condition $1350 522-6767 

YAMAHA 1988 Bravo, low miles, 

cover, excellent condition 

421-1363 

805 Boat Docks 

& Marinas 

ALL AUTOS ft TRUCKS 

Junk, wrecked, running Top Do«ar 

E ft M Auto Pans 

474-4425 

ALWAYS THE BEST PRICE 

On your car or truck 

Any condition - Wrecks 

Free pickup., 421-0884 

TURN THAT Junk Or Running Car 

mto Cash'! Free Towing 

Call, 842-1275 

GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS beeu- 

titui black ft tan bsoie* 6 

Grand Victor ft Champion beck- 

ground Wormed ft shots 296-7996 

GOLDEN RET REIVER Stud service 

AKC, American. Canadian. Champi- 

on Bloodlines, OFA/Cerl FDGRC 

Sera Bay 477-8686 

GOLDEN RETRIEVER- 2 yrs old 

needs loving home. Afteclionat*. 

AKC papers. 1992 

422-0445 

GREAT Dane pur mas 10 wk*. old 

AKC: Fawn Males. lunula* Parents 

to WW 398-6662 

H»0H OUAUTY SHEPHERDS 

The Famous TlrnBer Shepherd una 

As featured tn SoldMr o# Fortune. 

Atlanta Journal, rteyboy Magazine 

Puppies, young adults. Otoedience ft 

housetrained. 61&-427-7189 

an adorable Mile boy Btcfton 

cauaa «*«» en* is gone i gel lonely 

ft pee aft over. If you can be the love 

of my Me pleeee can Beth 626-8941 

IRISH TERMOR PUPPIES 

AKC, mala*. 11 weeks, champion 

OtoodUnee. $500 628-1535 

MIDWAY MARINA 

893 BKKHe Ave Wyandotte 

V* O c F WINTER STORAGE 

w/92 SUMMER DOCKAGE 

Rack and Launch 

Seasonal/Yearly Contracts 

Payment Terms Available 

283-6960 

WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE 

Autos and Trucks. 24 hour lowing 

Up to $5000 LARRY STOWING 

335-7480 335-7487 

822 Trucks For Sale 

806 Boats A Motors 

FLOAT BOAT. 1989, 24 Super Sub- 

liner Seats 14, bmimi top cover 

TShp. $7,000 681-1549 

ty $16,500 Call. 

CHEVY. 1972. very depended* 

work truck. $1,000 or beet of- 

352-2791 

good, 

CHEVY 1977 SUBURBAN - 350, 2 

wheel drive, tut. trailer package 

$2400 Mail 533-6552 or 684-3093 

FOUR WtNN-S. 1991, 180 Horaon. 

eicettent condition. 175HP $20,000 

« take over payments 595-6432 

SAIL BOAT Fiberglass, 10 ft Dey 

Seder Main ft JM>. Traitor 

Exoaltonl Condition $500 397-8167 

LfNIFLITE 1984 42' motor yacht. 

Heaps 8. Auto plot. air, radar. 

Lor en low hrs $139,000 649-2591 

USED BOAT AUCTION Nov 9 

To sal your boat at Auction or lor 

information contact Wonderland 

Marine. 33600 Plymouth, at Farm- 

inglon Rd.. Uvorna. 261-2530 

WELLCRAFT 1989 Ponoflno- wad- 

ed. 43 ft. aft electronic instruments, 

custom dash, low hrs . weft main- 

tained Mt Smith, days 538-8878 

KITS ft CATS - Himalayan* ft Per- 

uana Pets, also breeders CPA's. 

Must cut down (Let rlngj 721-1999 

Afler 2pm 326-5146 

KITTENS - to a good home 

Call altar 5pm. 455-6327 

KITTENS: 6 weeks old. Al shots 

utter Box Trained Assorted Colors 

Call. 855-4136 

LA BORA DOR Retriever, btac* 

/ear old mala. AKC registered, o 

with chftdren lias aft ahots 722-5 

LABS, PUREBRED available 12-1, 

from $325 517-546-2674; 

517-548-1548; 313-552-8118 

LHASA APSO PUPS- AKC shots, 

loves kids. Champion line*, $300 

Can Candy 227-0202 

PART LAB.'Pftn Golden Retriever 6 

mo* old. good w.'children Needs 

good homa 533-3539 

PERSIAN Blue Cat. IV* years old. 

neutered declawed To good home 

only $75 Cal Paul 543-8B04 

PERSIAN tomato pur* whit*, kitten 

Oeciawed wltti all shots, very friend- 

ly. registered. $250 473-5528 

PERSIAN KITTENS. CfA. home 

hy. Hi 

irantaed 47lr7312 

WINTERIZE NOW 

Shrink «rw avtolatte 

On location service 

TRl-CITY MARINE SERVICE 

458-3068 

CHEVY, 1984 - K ton, $3,600 or 

best As* lor Bret 464-7187 

CHEVY 1967 full six* V-8, 

manual tranarm»a»on Good condi- 

tion 86.000 miles Leer cap 

$3000,'best Cal 437-6599 

CHEVY 1988 V» TON Pickup, 5 

weed Leer cap. excellent condi- 

tion. 44.000 ml. $7,200 626-6044 

CHEVY-1989 S10. 25 Liter, 5 

weed. air. amtm cassette, bed liner. 

29.400 miles. $6,000 427-3809 

CHEVY 1990 S-1C 

speed. 32000 rmtos. 

able Call after 7pm 

Hire. 

) n 

721 

$5700 negot-i- 

21-5216 

CHEVY 1991 Sportside 4x4. V8. au- 

tomatic, loaded pk. 

2000 nWtoe. $17,900. 

CHEVY 1991 S10. Ourango Pack- 

age. 4 3 Iter. V6, 5 spaed. Mr. power 

Hearing ft brake*, naw tire* Good- 

year Eagle ST. AM-FM l i m n 

matalic blue ft gray, biack roft bars. 

KC lights bug guard, tailgate net 

Aakmg $8500 After 5PM, 274-8971 

808 VshicJsA 

Boat Storage 

AAA STORAGE 

Boats, Traitors, Trucks 

Outdoor, iveu-ftgmed secured 

Electricity available S acres 

Jeffnaa ft Tetograph araa 538-7771 

ALL BOATS ft RVS 

1ST MO FREE WtTH THIS AO 

$12/Month - Lighted 

Fenead 4 Secured 

346-2592 

BOATS, TRAILERS, TRUCKS 

CHEVY 1991, 4 x 4 S-10 Black, 5 

speed, low mltoa Tahoe alienor 

loaded with extraa, better than new 

reasonable offer Mark 561-8325 

OAT SUN. 1982. 4*4 Kmg Cab. high 

miles ruaty, everything works 

$ t 000 or besi offer 454-1533 

DOOGE DAKOTA 1989 Sport - ^ 

av automatic, crulee $7995 or lea 

TOWN ft COUNTRY DOOGE 

Grand River/Orchard Lake Rd 

474-6668 

24 hour i 

27675 Joy Rd , Weatland 

422-2300 

KEEGO HARBOR 

Barn for rant - great lor storage.' 

812 Motorcyclss 

Mini-Bikes 

DODGE 1982 D-150. automatic, ex- 

tra clean, good condition $2150 

934-4477 

DOOGE 1984 Ramcharger 4x4, au- 

tomatic. ak new exhaust ft shocks. 

70.000 mile*, good condition Ask- 

ing $4600 Cal after 6PM. 474-1290 

DOOGE 1985. lull sue. 6 cylinder 

4 speed overdrive, $3000 Good 

condition 591-3030 or 537-7252 

DOOGE 1987 0-50 RAM Pickup, au- 

tomatic, KM miles $4480 

VILLAGE FORD 

LOT 2 278-8700 

1/2 

POODLE - miniature Mack male. 

champK n sire ft dam, an shots, vet 

checked. he«Jth ft temperment 

guaranteed Days 453-9488 (except 

Wed ) or eves 675-7892 

POOOLES- Miniature/Toys. Pup*/ 

adults Happy companions hearth 

aed shots 665-7260 

PUPPIES JemeM 12 wks old 

Smal to medium sue Please can 

855-4136 

PURE POOOLE PUPPIES 9 wks 

old Mothers. 3 ft 2 yrs Cheep AH 

Black After 6pm 628-4328 

SHARPEN - ake all shots, lawn, 5 

month old male, house broken 

Good home only 681-5044 

SMEL TIE - AKC 

weeks old. 3 

snots After 4pm 

i ft while 9 

1 meto. first 

2C1-5335 

SMEL TIE MIX. 2 

1 brindto. 1 Hack, al shots. 4 

monme old Senous mqmnee omy 

after 4pm, 941-3132 

SMIM TZU PUPS 6 weeks old AKC 

real tmy Female ft maiea. soad 

otock ft gold'white Shots 642-5053 

SMIH-TZU 2 lemale* 8 •** . 

trt-coior, loveebto. $250 52S-S443 

SIAMESE Apptohaad kitten*, u a 

pomte ft cnocoute baautMui, very 

lowing Evea-'aeek a'ids 853-8120 

SIBERIAN HUSKY Puppm - AKC 

ragmered complete in on ft 

X $225 562-8007 

TEEKA ft TUBALO (kwaUat need a 

good homa together Neutered ft 

spayed Jiciaeed (aft 4 paw*). Mu*t 

334-8255 

TO GOOO homa. tomato German 

. Uacfe/aavar. 2 yrs 

537-4580 

HARLEY-1909 

sler. lots of chrome, FXR lank, 

anakeakin mtoys. silver dollar caliper 

Invested $8,000 Orlgmei 

Must see to appreciate 

$3,800 537-4350 DODGE 1990 DAKOTA Club Cab - 

DODGE. 1987 

$3500 or best 

ton pickup 

458-2116 

RAMCHARGER. 1990, 6700 rratoa. 

2W0, tow package, air, cruiae. 

AM/FM. $11,000 420-0559 

RANGER XLT 1987 Extended cab, 4 

wheel drtve. automatic. $8395 

Hmee Par* Lincoln-Mercury 

453-2424 ext 201 

RANGER 1985 - 4X4. long bed, au- 

tomatic. casaette tool bo*, good 

condition $2900 363-2459 

RANGER 1988 

$3905 

North Brothers Ford 

budget ' as is-ar " 

421-1376 

RANGER 1968 STX - 4*4. loaded, 

automate, air, good condition, 

many extras 313-754-1297 

RANGER 1989. 6 cylinder. 5 speed 

46.000, air, stereo 7' w/cap new 

I'M ft brakes $6700 ave 937-9703 

RANGER 1990 4 cylinder. 5 speed 

24,000 mitoa. $5100 or beat oflar 

721-1668 

RANGER 1991 XLT, BOOO mltoa 

524-9154 

SUBURBAN. 1976. V. ton 454. Tow- 

ing package New Was. radiator ft 

sheet metal Excellent 459-4066 

823 Vans 

GMC. 1987. Safari. V6 mini 38.900 

maea. r peaaanger running boards, 

automatic, a* power Heenng. 

cruiae. extra large lank, power 

locks, custom radio, aacurlty lyv 

torn rustproof chrome bunkers 

$8250 Eve 476-6886 

GMC. 1989 S rarer ah conversion, 

high rool, rear air' heat. T V VCR. 

telephone. 40.000 mttoa. $14,900 

After 5pm 655-8336 

GRAND CARAVAN 1989 LE - low 

milea. loaded $10,900 



474-6666 

PLYMOUTH 1968 VOYAGER - auto- 

matic air. $5995 

Livonia Chrysler.Plymouth 525-7604 

PLYMOUTH 1990 GRANO 

VOYAGER LE- Long body, V6 

7 passenger all posaibto 

$13 900 682-2467 

825 Sports A 

Importsd Cars 

ACuRA-1986 Legend 4 door, tuny 

wen maintained 

ACURA 1987 Legend L 4 door fully 

loaded' $11 500 

Call day* 348-5620 

ACURA 1987, LEGENO L - 5 speed 

loaded, leather ft eunrooI Cleen' 

Musi sell. $9,700 652-8260 

ACURA 1989 - 

dy wilh leather 

mi exceleni, $18,500 517-487-0200 

Legend LS burgarv- 

BBS wheel*. 38 000 

ACURA 

Coupe. 

$16,495 

MORAN USED CARS 

1989 LEGENO - 2 door 

showroom condition 

353-0910 

AUDI 1987 4000 CS Oualro. red 

with grey interior, loaded including 

aun rool ft bra. immaculate 

condition' $6,795 280-2045 

PLYMOUTH 1991 VOYAGER SE - 

automatic, air 7 patten gar, power 

locks, aunacraen glaaa $14,995 

FOX HILLS 

Chrysler - Plymouth 

455-8740 961-3171 

TOYOTA. 1985 - Automatic with 

overdrive, power ateermg ft brake*, 

seats 7 Vary good condition, 

$4,800 356-6122 

TOYOTA 1987 VAN LE - automatic. 

•ear air $7995 or 


Grand River . Orchard Laka Rd 

474-6668 

TRANSPORT 1991 

mltoa. al options 

$15,000. 

SE - white 7200 

464-6046 

VOYAGER 1985 LE- 5 speed, air 

caa**tte, excellent condition, 

$3000'be*t 981-4946 

VOYAGER, 1987 SE - 7 pasaenbger, 

V6 burgundy, woodgrain sides 

valour Interior automatic, air power 

aieenng ft brakes, crulee. tm, root 

rack, new brakes ft battery lufkoie. 

71.000ml sharp $6500 476-1835 

BMW 1978 5301 - low rruto*. good 

condition, must **« $3500. best of- 

fer 313-774-5102 

BMW, 1963, 7331. al options, "cm- 

lent condition, low mitoaga. 74.000 

miles $9450 After 6pm 661-8961 

BMW 1986 - 63SCSI 33.000 rnila*. 

moonroof. cruiae. air, aa option* 

Very very nice 363-3331 

825 Sports A 

Importsd Cars 

MITSUBISMI 1962 Sappero 73.000 

mile*, run* great, good tire* 

brake*, crulee $400 459-2 IM 

MRS (Toyota) - 19*5 Red low iMto- 

£ needa aome bodywor* other 

aaceient condition 882-0139 

PORSCHE isas t 944. white ioad 

ed. only 15.000 maee immaculate 

condition. $14,990 645-0739 

SAAB 1987 900S. automatic a» 

door, excellent condition, "m 

Irenerraeaion/Hraa. $4500 340-9433 

SUBARU 1966 XT automatic load- 

ed, exceaem condition $4500 

642-5409 

VOLVO-1962. 4 door 

drive, good condfton Dependable^ 

$2,000 or oftor 344-4393 

good condition £3 

852 Classic Cars 

CAMARO. 1973 - 327 just rebuilt 

Naw parta ft tlraa Need* aome res- 

toring $1500'beat 397-3773 

BMW-1987 3251. 45.000 mltoa. 

5 speed Non-amok ar • Florida car 

$12,500 Leeve message. 684-0255 

BMW 1968 7351. loaded sunroof, 

leather, like new $19,865 

Rogin Buick 729-2000 

BMW 1989 1325 Convertible - 5 

speed immaculate-' $22,995 

MORAN USED CARS 353-0910 

BMW 1990 3251s- Beige 5 speed, 

5.000 miles, excellent" 651-4482 

BMW 1991 3251 - Automatic moon- 

roof exceflent condition, $21 000 or 

CXWt otler 

82S-337T 

VOYAGER 1989, SE 7 passenger 

air power locks, sunscreen glass 

very clean 16500 478-4136 

! CAPRI 1961 good condition 

; Transportation special $325 CM af- 

ter 4pm 729-9103 

824 Jeeps A Other 

4-Wheel Drives 

AMERICAN by Cobra. 1989 26fl 

Ctoa* C, 24,000 mlies, basemenl 

modal, deluxe Interior, awning, air, 

excellent condition. $26,000 

961-0115 

BLAZER 1991 S10 TAHOE - Load- 

exceleni condition. 9,000 mi., 

$15,000 893-2589 

SUBURBAN 1965 6 2 i , 49.000 

xcelent 

427-0562 

TOYOTA 1985 Pickup - Air, good 

condition, $1,500 

4 73-9590 

TOYOTA 1987, 4 Wheel drrve, bed- 

liner, good condition 59.000 mlee. 

$5500 Leave message 455-7361 

823 Vans 

AEROSTAR WAGONS from $5860 

VILLAGE FORD 

LOT 2 278-8700 

AEROSTAR 1987 XLT 7 

gar with quad captains chairs 

$6000 Can after 6pm 

paaaen. 

chairs 

471-6964 

AEROSTAR 1987 XLT Loaded) 

Highway maee Excel ant Condition 

$6400 or oftor Cal. 347-7823 

AEROSTAR 1987 XL. V6. automatic 

loaded, 7 passenger, excelent 

condition, $6,000 591-6516 

AEROSTAR 1967 XLT. 

Good condition. $5400 Can 

474-6815 

AEROSTAR. 1968. Eddie BAuer. 

55.000 miles, mat reduced lo $6500 

or make offer 459-9342 

AEROSTAR. 1989 XLT 48 000 

miiee 4 captain chairs, loaded ex- 

cellent condition $9400 455-0613 

AEROSTAR 1990 extended, 4 

wheel drive, loaded plue extraa, very 

ctoen $15,000 665-6226 

ASTRO, 1988 LT. 78,000 miles, ex- 

cellent condition brown ft lan Tow- 

ing peckage $8 850 349-1228 

ASTRO - 1988 LT. 

loaded, 38.000 mile*, excellent 

condition $10,000 954-0635 

CARAVAN 1989 SE al options, low 

mileage good condition 

$9500 Call 476-4511 

CARAVAN, 1991 - Only 500 ml Air 

automatic. 5 passenger, rack, run- 

ning boards Amzfm 393-5452 

BLAZER 1991 S-10 Sport, 4*4 2 

door. fulty loaded with all opiiona 

7 yr extended warrenty $14,900 or 

best Offer Must ael 548-9026 

BRONCO H 1964 - V6, 5 speed, air 

Mgh mi.. 2" lift, chrome spokae, 'air 

condition, $2500 best 422-8793 

BRONCO II 1984 4 wheel drive 

$4480 

VILLAGE FORD 

LOT 2 278-8700 

BRONCO II 1965. touch drive elec- 

tric 4 wheel drive control Eddie 

Bauer peckage V6 automatic ax 

crulee cassette, many opiiona 

75,000 highway mitoa. 1 owner 

$4900 Evee ft weekends 683-0578 

CORVETTE 1974 Stingray, aulo- 

malic Priced to sell' $5,250 

MARK S AUTO 

Of Garden City 427-3131 

CORVETTE 1980 - silver t-topt. ful 

power air conditioning loaded, 

many extras Cal days 662-4506 

CORVETTE. 1990 - 

leather Bcee. glass. 

13.000 ml $22 900 

Grey .'black, 

immaculate! 

645-6345 

645-0800 

DATSUN 1977 2802 Best oftor 

Good condition - California car For 

information cal 669-5299 

DATSUN 1979. 2602 Southern cm 

very rastorable $1500 or beet oftor 

Leeve message 624-5314 

DATSUN 1963 2802 - fully loaded, 

immaculate condition' Garage kepi 

since new $3,299 

TYME AUTO 455-5566 

GEO STORM GSi 1990 Automatic, 

air am-tim stereo and cassette 

$8969 

LOU LaRICHE 

C H E V Y / S U B A R U 

Plymouth Fid - Just West of 1-275 

453-4600 

BRONCO II 1987 Eddie Bauer 

loaded, excellent condition, 5 

speed low Mileage $9350, best 

Jack, days 589-0050 E 

Eve* 585-6388 

BRONCO II. 1987, XLT - Air auto- 

matic Alpine stereo loaded 38.000 

ml $6,200 477-0221 

BRONCO 1985. XLT, 4x4, 5 8 litre, 

automatic, air 37.000 maee. excel- 

lent $7000 After 5pm 421-7916 

BRONCO 1986 XLT - 302 V8. 

55.000 miles CB. automatic load- 

ed, extras $7,300 421-5122 

BRONCO 1987 II, XLT, loaded alu- 

minum wheals. 4 speed. 1 overdrive, 

excellent condition, $6800 261-1593 

BRONCO - 1988 XLT V8. eutomal- 

Ic, loaded, excellent condition 

$10,500 960-8253 

CHEROKEE, 1990 mmt under war- 

ranty. low mitoa J 13.000 or best 

625-2070; or 855-5968 

CHEROKEE 1991 Bna/wood - exec- 

utive vehicto loaded low mileage, 

$19,900 Leave message 661-6833 

CMEVE 1989 three quarter 1on with 

snow plow $12,500 344-1420 

CHEVROLET 1978 3/4 ton pick-up 

4 wheel drtve automatic, plow 

$3100 326-0601 

CHEVY 1990 4X4 K1500 package 

6 cylinder 5 speed 43 000 miles 

good condition $9500 476-3213 

CHEVY 1984 CUBE C-30. Van 

$2-750or best offer 476-7209 

KAWASAKI-1990 EX500. mint con- 

dition lower taring 2,200 mitoa 

$2-800 722-2302 

MOPED brand new $699/beat 

oftor Great Christmas gift I 

Cal 313-796-2066 

814 Campsrs, Trailers 

A Motorhomss 

NEW Trailers 6% x 16. angle $995, 

box $1095 4*8 tit $550 5x8 Ml 

$595 8-18' snow from $525 Cycle 

$525 MAGiC 349-7333 332-2440 

CHAMPION Survaeekar 1968 27'. 

Ford chaaais Exceleni condition, 

rool air generator sola, lounge 

chairs 26.000 rmtos $19 500 By 

owner Weekdays 545-4330 

loaded $10,995 or l 



4 74-6668 

DOOGE, 1991. Dakota - 3.000 ml 

unoercoated pant ft acotch 

Must aen-iaxl off $6 ,000 

tch guard 

399-6771 

FORO F150 1968 XL - 4X4, 8 ft. 

bad, kner ft Lear top, aluminum 

mag, 13x12 radial lira*, running 

boards 54 OOO mi $9 000 728-0462 

FORO TRUCKS priced Irom $4580' 

VILLAGE FORD 

•-OT 2 278-8700 

FORD 1976, S ion, sieak bed 

$1300 Aiao 1976 Chevy Caprice 

$500 726-7732 

CLASS C Motomome Squire 1985 

New 'achats raar Iwm beds sp* 

belh. double air. ful awning excel- 

lent condition. 36.000 miles 

$15,900 After 3 30pm 464-0284 

DOOGE 1969 Camper Wan 318 en- 

C , * captain chairs stove Hnk 

mn 

FLAGSHIP 1978 Motor home 25 ft 

C M A. 29.000 miles loaded 

$9,800 728-6596 

GLOBCSTAR BARGAIN' 

aree. 26 ft travel iraaer Am 

626-2 

awnmg, 

26-2161 

HUNTER S SPECIAL- 18 ft Drift 

wood camper Hove 'etrigeralor 

bathroom, hot water lurnace. nra 

table, sleeps 6 excellent condition 


VIETNAMESE POT BELL* PIGS 

pal of ma SO l Smart, dun, odor 

•ea* aaaty Wtor trained Pata ft 

329-7829 

WRC FOX TERMERS AKC bred 

W Queer, t—oarawaw ft 


YORK IE - Mala in years cad al 

lea. AKC. 

8*5-19*8 

VORKY MALTESE MIX ll III I S 

«a 10 " M t o 4 16 "mnina Smaa 

gorgeoua Riaa:natH 367-4257 

APPAlOOSA WARE - IS yra aacal- 

MM tral horse Wllla r*J»M only 

ommm Day 377-M13 tv^67»6a2« 

I HOPSf t Ot tor laaae or 

ft 534-3612 

PRIVATE BARM larg* Mafle J 

HUNTER'S SPECIAL - 1977 Dodge 

Titan nri motorhome 38 000 mlea 

automatic, power ataarlng ft brake* 

crulee. AM-FM stereo canitte Fuly 

telf contained loader! Stoape 4 ex 

oaaant condHion $4500 or beel 

o«tor 422-5312 

POP UP CAMPER 

Hra*. good contfuon $700 

Sleep* 6. neai 

REAL LITE pwk-uc camper 

mad 3 way fridge, good 

$600 420-4419 

TEC TRAVEL MATE • 17 ft hunters 

UTILITY TRAILER - 30 ektoa 15" 

>MIS haevy Oury S450 neaoe- 

able 326-2153 

1/nUTY TRAILER 

tum NewagMaft 

5X6 newty re- 

" m I'leiam 

422 6314 

t*73 

I top ft i n U od Mara 

1STI 0368 

818 Auto A Truck 

Parts A isrvtes 

SENCH SEAT tor GMC Safer mm 

txnmm ipm 1 a ^»79-2066 

FORD 1961 S-150 with Leer cm> 

$985 435-4089 

FORD 1983 F-100 6 cylinder 

55.000 maes. large cap. good 

condition $2300 427-8753 

FORD 1963 '•» ton pick up clean no 

ruet. $1 150 


FORO. 1964 F-150 From Oklaho- 

ma 6 cylinder, automatic ft air New 

$4,200 422-4229 

FORO 1964 F-15© XLT 6 Cynnder 

automatic greet condition, low 

rmtos. cap $4200 Evee 346-6277 

FORO 1964 Ranger 2 3L automat- 

ic power steering ft brekee. cap 

am im $1300 After 5pm 464-6937 

FORO 1964 RANGER 

oodi $1 

AUTO 

Looks and 

455-5566 

F-150 1 owner low 

eeking $6500' M ' 

42 1 -2533 

FORO 1968 * 150 blue Tenneaeee 

truck, wea maintained 86 000 maea 

$3600 or beel 422-3776 

FORO 1966 F-150 Cueiom $4560 

VILLAGE FORO 

LOT 2 278-8700 

FORO 1966 '•* ion pick up clear 

automatic nanamiaaion. S3 095 


FORO 1967 F ISO Pick up cap 6 

cyander 4 m i l power eieering. 

brekee am/fen 39 OOO ml Excaaent 

FORO 1967 FTSO. 

ndftson. $6000 

W Haer-ng Ifawea Pr 

ton $5 000 SSI MM 

FORD 1966 XLT 

cab light* 53 000 i| 

renfy 86700'beei 

'ORG '969 F150 XL T, Lariat 

49 U standard $3000 

FORO tses RAHOCR 2 a Mar 

N : 

CHEVY 1987, V. Ton Cargo. V-6 

Automatic Excellent Condition 

Runs very weK $3850 624-3325 

CONVERSION VAN 1969 22,000 

maea, fufiy equipped, uke new. Bi- 

vouac conversion 

Mines Park Uncom-Mercury 

453-2424 ext 201 

DOOGE 1977 Van, good 3'8 engine 

!5,'best offer 

ft Iransmiaswn $325 

DODGE. 1987 CARAVAN SE new 

tires brakes ft struts Low mitos 

$5600'beet Must sell 471-3368 

DOOGE 1988 Grand Caravan LE 

exceleni condition loaded. 29.000 

miles call afler 4pm 979-7411 

DOOGE 1968 Grand Caravan Ex 

ceaerrl condition 70.000 miles ful 

power $7800 350-3396 

DOOGE 1968 GRANO CARAVAN 

S£ - 2 to choose from, automatic 

an $8995 or lea* 


Grand River /Orchard Lake Rd 

474-6668 

DOOGE 1989 B250 conversions 

to choose, from $9995 


Grand Rhrer/Orchard Lake Rd 

474-6668 

DODGE 1989 Caravan LE. low mile- 

age 7 peaaanger al options excel- 

lent condition 477-4066 

DODGE. 1989 Conversion van 

19.000 mlea extended warranty 

excelent $9 995 525-9147 

DOOGE 1969 Conversion Van 

30,000 maea Handicap acceswbi* 

$8900 646-5462 

FORO E-150 1979 

$550 or beat offer 

Runs good 

425-6404 

FORO 1964 Starcraft Conv*»on 

V8 automatic -ear neat/a* d*k 

bluelan Cleen' $4 200 626-0240 

FORO 1966 E 350 Cube Van V8 

automatic cleen box $4960 

VILLAGE FORD 

LOT 2 278-8700 

FORO 

dean 

39 000 

1967 Custom Conversion 

errantly UI 1993 

$9200 257 7433 

FORO I960 Club Wa) 

caaant condition 4»K 

I, XLT aa- 

I 500 

453-7636 

FORO '990 Econo Deluxe Loram 

conversion van Meded w'extraa 

•XI service plan 6 yra perfect con- 

dMton 17.700 ea $16 900 476-4*28 

$9200 626-9628 or -3322 

GMC 

trucks 

1990 vandura 2500 wort 

ff> - 1 whrw with 37 000 

maa*. $10 SOO I burgundy with 

36 000 ma», $ ,0 S00 Both have 

GMC 1961 Saton SLE 

$16000 

LUMMA 1990 A TV Arty 17 000 

maea Aa Sherpe- $10 995 Ca* 

warranto 

347 6657 

77B-2000 

PimouTH 

LE to 

•on ft battery . neded 

CHEVY 1991 S-10 - Pick Up, auto- 

matic. 4 wheel drive, excalleni con- 

dition 

628-3377 

HONOA avic EX 1990. 4 door 

auto Loaded' Low miiesi E*caltonti 

$10 500 Cal, 398-7185 

HONDA CRX-Sl, 1986, black, 5 

speed air AM-FM with CD, power 

sun roof. * xcelent condition. $4800 

or besl otter 459-2207 

HONOA PRELUDE 1986 SI, red 

Mmt condition, new tire* 

loaded. $10,000 

HONDA 1984 Accord. 4 door, g 

condition, $2900 344-9 

HONDA 1984 ACCORO, 

condition air caaaette new brake*.' 

exhaust $?S00. beat 335-2137 

HONOA 1985 - Prelude, beeutilu! 

red 83 000 mile* $5275 

844-5242 

MONOA 1965 Prelude-very claan, 5 

speed, sunroof. AM/FM cassette 

'Oaded $3700/be*t 540-0606 

HONOA 1986 ACCORO LX - 4 door 

automatic air one owner $6499 

MORAN USED CARS 353-0910 

HONOA 1986 CIVIC - 5 speed. 4 

door air stereo good condition 

$2,900 626-1023 

HONOA 1966 CRX-Sl. black. 5 

speed, air power sun rool. AM-FM 

cassette 46.000 rrulee $3600 or 

best 535-6979 or 533-7506 

HONOA 1966 Prelude. 2.0 Sl 5 

speed, loaded, new tires. 1 brake* 

warranty , must sell 644-7557 

DOOGE 1985 Pickup 4x4 budget 

as is-er $4295 

North Brothers Ford 

HONDA 1987 

dean $6,250 

FORO EXPLORER 1991 4X4 KL» 

14,000 miles, loaded. $18,995 

HUNTINGTON FORO 852-0400, 

HONOA 1967 ACCORD LX - 5 

421-1376 speed, new lire*, exceflenf condi- 

tion Non-smoker $5900 647-6912 

FORD 197B F-250, * wheel drive 

plow lots ol new perls needs en- 

gine repair $900 737-7813 

GBO TRACKER LSI, 1969 Hardtop 

red, automatic av am-fm casaette 

low maea mmt $8595 682-0077 

GEO TRACKER 1991 Convertible 

4x4. 5 speed 10 000 milea. GM ex- 

ecutive car $9 500 375-0943 

GEO TRACKER 1991 LSi - fellow 

with black convertible lop. automat- 

e. all option* Including air, 5 000 

maea $10 900 641-3997 

GMC JIMMY 1984 - V8 4*4 5 

speed excellent condition $3,750 

Ask lor Gil. days 966-8817 

HONDA 1987 ACCORO LX! - 5 

speed loaded. 39 000 mile* $8488 

or less 


Grand River'Orchard Lake Rd 

474-6668 

HONDA 1968 ACCORO LXi - 24.000 

rm 4 door. 5 speed, loaded, excel- 

lent condition $9600 397-0555 

HONDA 1969 Accord LXI coup* 

Ml options beautiful Great condi- 

tion $9500 After 6pm 661 -8961 

HONDA 1989 CRX SI 5 speed 

MONOA 1990 CRX OX. black, air, 

excellent condition mu*t set - 

$7200 or best o*t*r 689-6188 

GMC JIMMY 1968 

loaded automatic 4 

73000 miles $7500 

15. gypsy 

ieei drive 

363-3337 

GMC '963 Jimmy 4x4 rebuilt en 

gine ft iransmrsaion ->ew brakes ro- 

tor*. urea ft • vna $4500 negotiable 

536- 7*39 

ISU2U 1986 TROOPER II 

drive AM/FM cassetie bun 

grey Mint condition 

Sao ilea $5,800 

jr gundy 

649 3359 

JEEP 1983 Renegade Hard lo© 6 

cylmder automatic rune perfect 

$3250 or beat offer 561 9756 

JEEP 1967 Cherokee 4x4 4 0 

Liter. 5 speed Command Track an 

power steering/brakes most op- 

iiona 54.000 m«a* 1 own* Runs 

great $7500 2566552 

JEEP 1967 Wrangler Laredo 6 cyt- 

"Tder 5 apeed 4 wheel drive power 

sieermg ft brakes am fm casaefie 

Plua amp include* hardtop Mir. « 

cover Sharc< Great shape 

$7395 489 1466 

HONOA 1991 CRX-Sl 26K meat 6 

year 100K warranty air FM ca»- 

seile 264-1272 After 6 960-0704 

HYUNDAI 1968 GL excellent condi 

lion only al T/me' Priced $1,100 

below Black Book $' 750 


JAGUAR 1965 XJ6 Sovengn. crim- 

son Exacuit eunrooI power FL car 

60 OOO rrnle* $11 200 how*! 

Eves 517 546-2876 

JAGUAR 1967 XJ6 

bteck wfth doaekm only 35 000 

maes pristine condition mu*t Ml 

$18 500 332-7497 

MAZDA GLC. 1962 

$450 Alter 6pm 

rune greal 

729-1565 

MAZDA MIA rA 1990 Convertible 

20 000 maee automatic $11595 

TOWN ft COUNTRY DODGE 

Grand «.»er 'Orchard Lake Rd 

474 6668 

JEEP 1968 4r4 Cherokee excaaent 

cylinder nerac new 

•a $6000 477-3724 

MAZDA 1979 lbt-7 5 

rool aM.'FM stereo 

$1 500 Cal 

JEEP 1969 Cherokee Laredo 4 

door, automatic an crura* power 

excaaent condition etcJudmg rak, 

$15 800 

6*6-6246 

JEEP-1991 WRANGLER 1 90C 

mae* amaw caaaefte 5 speed over 

drtve soft too $9 600 525 9113 

1967 4*4 

ioedad aunroof Mummum whsen 

Muaitaal $6600 oftor 737-0211 

NISSAN 1M7 PATHFINDER 31.9® 

mSe* loaded umaliiil c-.idwon 

Ona o« a kind $12 000 676 0127 

NISSAN J967 PATHTlN'XR SE 

V6 aulomaK ur dean 66.000 rm 

1 owner $6 950 Heat 651 3667 

RANGER 19T9 STX 4>4 $ apeed 

super cab 26 000 maea Aakng 

$9300 455-2632 

MAZDA 1966 MIS G 

loaded new tire* $8500 

MERCEDES 1963 230 Sl 

convertible hardtop excellent. 

mu« see $12 500/oftor 

MERCEDES 1974 2400 

maideftout rebuat engine Looks ft 

nma lea new 581-3526 or 697-5471 

MERCEDES 1967 2MC 4 i 

navy pearl sunroof loaded H 

clean papers $20 000 661- 

9»*y 

• en teed t» 2 94 

lease tor $ 766 mo 

1990 Samurai, black con 

•mtm caeeette 22 000 I 

$6500 466 1365; 

MFACE0CS ?S0 670 * Door au- 

tomenc. o** **c* wii mienor * ev 

ienor I* OOO beet 666-3133 

PO«SCM( iM6 «?6 sever end 

mor (von sr-cwr-.ao « deen M 000 

mae* *i. aampma 1 i?0 tuvi 

566-6013 

TOYOTA 1666 SR5 Wagon l.l 1 

speed av Vwarpr $»2SO 

MORAN l/SEO CARS 353 09 >0 

PRi.'M 1961 Automatic aa am-to. 

Stereo 2 so chooee artty 9 000 

WAOONEER 1965 L TO Eiceaeni 

K. 49 000 

$5600 beat 

LOU LaRICHE 

CHEVY/SUBARU 

- - Plymouth Rd Juei Weal of 1-275 

6426306 453-4600 

I 

h 

CHEVY, 1964. Impale, (rmnf) True 

hardtop, power ataarlng. brakes 

window* tm. crime, orglnal every 

thing, no rual Sharp' 255-4492 

CORVAIR, 1965 CONVERTIBLE 

Low mltoa, good condition $3000 or 

beat 641-7575 

FIREBIRD 1969 Convertible, 

black lop, rune 

a csaaax 

858 Cadillac 

dug ham 

$2 000 

FLEETWOOD 1961 22.000 m*es 

•umwn wheel* leather perfect 

condition, $22 500 663-4457 

MONTE CARLO 1972 350 400 

Iran amission Partially restored 

North Car olin* car Excelent lr*n*- 

portalion or good potential lo re- 

$600 

1-2141 

SEDAN OEVILLE 1990 100 OOO 

mile warranty 34.000 milea 

$17,200 Gray leather 231-4668 

SEDAN DEVILLE 1965 - Hlver 

87 OOO mlea dealer maintained 

NewMKhekn s Mm) $4000 

Mon Fri 9-4 30 557-9010 

SEDAN DEViLLE 1977 - 23.000 real 

mile*. 1 owner, no wint*rs must 

aeel $4600,'best 646-1765 

SEOAN DEVILLE 1969- Silver/grey 

wen equipped 49 000 • miles 

$13 ,900 After 5 30pm 652-9033 

SEOAN OEVILLE-1965 dark blue 

wfth red leather all options. 67,000 

mias $4,950 647-8202 

SEDAN DE VILLE 1990 wiles car 

13.000 miles antelope/dart brown 

lop leather $18,000 693-9*24 

SEVILLE 1979 Classic offers m the 

area ol $7500 One owner 45,000 

acluaf mi mini condition 64^-7628 

SEVILLE. 1982 Sharp' Leather 

_ , , simulated convertible lop low miles, 

s u o o f t c ' s £ 3 £ ? r » 464 

GRAHAM 

straxght 6 cylinder Very good 

•. 644-3122 

Paige. 

shape $9,900/be*tîftor V 

MUSTANG 1965 STOCK Rebuilt 6 

V80C 

876-9125 

engine Good Condition $3800 

Cal anytime. 

MUSTANG 1965 New mtenor. 

pant, exhaust, tires, brakee. ate 

automatic, $5500/beat 425-3763 

MUSTANG 1966 V8 power steer- 

ing. auto, need* ftoor pen*, some 

body work ft peint $650 682-4634 

860 Chevrolet 

LUMINA EUROSPORT 1990 Load- 

ad. ndudmg 16 Incfi. aluminum 

L 0 U LaRICHE 

CHEVY/SUBARU 

Plymouth Fid Ju»l WeH of 1-275 

453-4600 

LUMINA 1990 Euro 4 door loaded, 

aluminum whe« overdrive. 34k 

highway milea sirver ex tended war 

ranty GM Executive 455-7590 

MONTE CARLO 1976 - Tenn car 

64 000 mae* V8 automatic no rust 

ever Runs great $1550 6*5-6932 

NOVA 1985 Automatic, air, am-fm, 

rear Mtog. power sieermg excel 

lent condition $2999 476-3265 

NOVA 1986 5 speed air Trans 

portation Special $2995 

FOX HILLS 

Chrysler-Plymouth 

455-8740 961 3171 

882 Chrysler 

CONQUEST-1984 fuly eauipped 

cloth mterior black sunroof, excel- 

lent condition $3,200 851-9169 

CONQUEST 1986 Sunroof 

louvres 50.000 miles good condi- 

tion $6500 348-0414 

CONQUEST 1989 Blue, fuly load- 

ed excellent condition low miles 

bra alarm $8990 421-6654 

880 Chsvroist 

CORDOBA 1976 good tranapon* 

lion some rust first $500 

After 5pm 646-5560 

Run* and looks 

BERETTA. 1969 GTU, mint red 

loaded, 30.000 mdes $10 000 

Days 425-1105 Eves 442-0109 

BERETTA 1989 GT Loaded medi- 

um Hue. excellent condition $7800 

or beet offer 427-9793 

8ERETTA. 1969 GT white, tinted 

windows code alarm. 23,000 miles 

loaded $9,000 464-6238 

MUSTANG 1973, 351 Cleveland en- 

gine. new battery ft exhaust. $1875 

425-8352 

PLYMOUTH, 1950 - Texas car, good 

condition. $1000 or beat offer 

477-0221 

PLYMOUTH 197 1 340 engine A* 

slock Newty rebuilt 4 speed also 

360-3727 455-7627 

TOWN CAR 1979 - Ful power i 

leather only 58 .268 original owner 

mito*. Uk* new $5950 

Hme* Park Lincoln-Mercu'v 

453-2424 ext.201 

BERETTA 1989 wa 

muai sell $9100 

BERETTA 1989 5 speec suck air 

alarm good condition. 

$6 300 855-2841 

BERETTA 1990 GT Dark Blue. V8. 

automatic a*\ power windows/ 

locks, ft more' «9999 or best offer 

Please cal after 6pm 442-0126 

CAMARO 1963. automatic, needs 

some work $ 1500 or best offer 

255-3250 

CAMAFIO. 1985 Bernnelta wfnie 

loaded $4,000 

522 5723 

858 Buick 

CENTURY 1979 mini condition, ful 

power. $l650/be*t Royal Oak 

Days 492-9092 After 5 549-2066 

CENTURY 1963 - 4 door leather 

loaded, newer engine. $1,995 

After 5pm 420-0657 

CENTURY. 1984 4 door $2,000 

new tire* ft exhaust, run* great V6 

30 E ta! V6 

1-4113 

CENTURY 1965 - automatic air 

50.000 mile* $3995 

FOX HILLS 

Chrysler Plymouth 

455-8740 961-3171 

CAMARO 1987 Convertible - Elec- 

tric blue, black top V6 Aak ma 

$9,000 832-3608 255-390? 

DAYTON* '985 

'.ike newt $1,788 

MARK S AUTO 

Of G*rd*n City 

LEBARON 1984 

or oe*t ofler 

LEBARON 1984 2 door good con- 

dition. $!SOO/beet 557-5685 

lE BARON 1965 As is $2000 or 

I besl ofto« 278-4766 

lEBABON 196? Sports Coupe Au- 

lomatic turbo power locks window 

steering code a'arm New from 

brakes tires Stereo cruise travel 

I trip computer 33K muet $6400 

! Cal 370-8212 ot 373-5806 

i-sBARON 1988 Convertible auto- 

matic an at pjwer Bash red 1 

$8995 

FOX HILLS 

Chrysler - Plymoulh 

45587*0 96i-3«71 

LeaARON 1968 G" automatic air 

ail power aluminum wheeis. row 

miles Only $8689 

FOX HILLS 

CAMERO 1986 . 228 - Low miles, 

loaded $7,000 or best Call after 

.4pm 326-8367 

455-6740 

Chrysler - Plymouth 

961-3' 

CAPRICE 1962 - Fuly loaded. V8 

run* great no rust 43 000 on) 

mlies Best oftor 

XI original 

728-0'46 

CAPRICE 1967 Classic 9 passenger 

wagon loaded greal shape $6 000 

CAVAILER. 1991 

•unroof. 13.600 m. 

Can Eve* 

Z24 - Loaded 

$11 900 

584-7540 

CENTURY 1965 Limited loaded 

power teats, excellent condition 

67,000m $3 995 S61-1785 

CENTURY 1965 45.000 milea. $4295 

or leea 



474-6668 

CENTURY 1989 - 4 door automatic, 

crulee tm. power lock*, economic* 

extra*. Must see $7,750 *62-1666 

CENTURY 1969 - 41.000 mae* *u 

tomatic. air $6905 or lea* 

TOWN ft COUNTRY DODGE 

Grand Rrver/Orchard Lake Rd 

474-6668 

ESTATE WAGON, 1990 - FuB so* 

loaded, 35,000 mi ft ctoan 

$11,500 855-2446 

CAVALIER WAGON 1989 Automal- 

1C. air loaded omy 30 000 miles 

$6336 

LOU LaRICHE 

CHEVY/SUBARU 

Plymouth Rd - Just West ot 1-275 

453-4600 

CAVALIER-1964 Convertible red 

with whne top automatic no ru*f 

Great condition $2 800 663-827 I 

CAVALIER. 1965. 4 door, aulomai- 

ic. many options, runs greal 

$1 800/best 548-6229 

LeBARON 1969 Coupe GTC TUrbo 

5 speed $9195 or less 

TC AN ft COUNTRY DOOGE 

Grand River .'Orchard Lake Ro 

474-6668 

LeBARON 1989 Convertible • auto- 

matic air a/i power Special pnce 

$8995 

FOX HILLS 

LeBARON 1989 Premium Coupe 

ceded 39 000 miles $7388 or ess 


Grand River.'Orchard Lake Rd 

4 74-6668 

L£ BARON 1989 Turbo GT CON 

VERTIBLE white-red interior at op 

lions as new 25.00J miles 

$10,600 .Veekdsy* 563-6330 

LeBARON 1990 convertible V6 

front wheel drive auto power tape 

alarm low mi $13,000 681-1167 

Convertible V-6, 

CAVALIER 1963. 2 door air im-lm 

casaefie w/aquaBzer low mi . new 

suspension S brakes $i800.'best 

Days 477-0556 eves 421-2511 

LESABRE 1963- 4 door new trans- 

miaaKm. radiator, exhaust Clear m 

ft out $1950 421-6723 

CAVALIER 1986 - RS convertible 

, v-6, 14' 224 wheers one owner ex- 

cellent condition AH service records 

letamed naw battery plug wires 

rebwrtt 4-speed manual transmis- 

sion $4500 360-109- 

LeSABRE 1990 Custom 4 door 

navy blue, loaded. 34 000 ml excel- 

lent condition. $11,750 626-6044 

PARK AVENUE, 1991 - Champagne 

beig, loaded. 7000 ml. excelent 

condtwn $19 700 Days 483-3362 

After 5pm 397-3021 

PARK AVENUE 1986 Loaded ex- 

celeni condition, gray sharp body 

45,000 mi. $9500 651-0450 

PARK AVENUE 1966 1 owner 

excellent condition. $7400 

Aak for Chris evenings 645-2379 

REATTA 1969 approximator* 23000 

mie*. immaculalel Red with tan 

leather interior Must sell. $14900 

Eve* ft weekend*. 852-3153 

REGAL 1979, V8, cruiae. am-fm air 

power naarmg/brakaa $900 Leave 

827-'6p3 

consoe 

REGAL 1968- 

atectromc daaft loaded 

condition Driven by a little old lady 

achooi teacher 32 000 miles $7500 

879-7060 

RIVERiA, 1986 - T-Type. white with 

red leather interior loaded 49 000 

mi Clean! Ongmai owner 937-1035 

RIVIERA 1969 Low mde* Leather 

Loeded Formal lop $11,995 Can 

Rogin Buick 729-2000 

SKYHAWK 1964 power steering 

brakee am-fm casaett* stereo sun 

roof, low milea. looks good runs 

great $2800 or beat offer 

Cll after 6pm 326-6359 

SOMERSET 1965- Good condition 

loaded sxcalent wmter car $3500 

961-6756 

1991 PARK AVENUE 

tm* car $20 500 

Cal lor net or options 

GM Exacu- 

549-8144 

858 Cadillac 

BROUGHAM 1968 rear wtieei 

drive very low «J* *ot jmr, 

maple rwkxjr interior twmoi* 

ebsokrtefy treeul.tui come » see 

112.200 Westlend 5»S-06*4 

BROOQHAM 1V«0 «,000 mae* 

Loededi ukn New' $ia.9K»5 Col 

ftogm Buck 72^2000 

BROUGHAM 1»»1 e> 

tlon t?l 000 

*56-*4 16 

CIMARRON. 

46 000 

CAVALIER 1967 wagon air stereo 

extra clean new tires brakes ft ex 

haust. $3495 96 I 1262 

CAVALIER 1987 Air am fm stereo 

Sale Price $3233 

LOU LaRICHE 

CHEVY/SUBARU 

Plymouth Rd - Just West of I-275 

453-4600 

LeBARON 1991 

$12,995 or less 

'OWN ft COUNTRY DOOGE 

Grand River . Orchard Lake Rd 

4 71-6668 

LeBARON 199 t Coupe automatic 

air balance ot new warranty v-6 

till cruise Only $9995 

FOX HILLS 

C hrysler - Plymouth 

455-8740 961-317' 

NEW rORKER 1989 .1 ndau Wack 

burgundy iul power iow miles 

leather inte--or $10 500 474-045' 

NEW 'ORKEP 1986 excellent con- 

dition fni». njuipped. luxury lien- 

or $2750 After 5pm 333-3294 

NEW YORKER 1988 While top 

Landau, high 'oad m-ieage very 

CAVALIER 1989 RS - Excellent 

condition. 32.000 m. UN. cru>i* 

bucket seats, tinted windows air 

•m.tm casaette $5 200 442-940C 

864 D o d g e 

ARlES 

new tin 

offer 

'966 automatic loaded, 

i 1 brakes $1600 or best 

348-824 1 

CAVALIER 1969 RS automatic air 

stereo Onr, $5580 

VILLAGE FORD 

LOT 2 278-8700 

CAVAUER 1990 Z2* 22 000 mi**. 5 

speed a.. $8995 

HUNTINGTON FORD 852-0400 

CAVAUER 1991 manual JVC Her 

oo. spoiler sunroof alarm txack 

$7 300 baH 632-6924 

CELEBRITY WAGON '96' Air un- 

it" stereo cruise and tut 3 seats 

$5888 

LOU LaRICHE 

CHEVY/SUBARU 

Plymouth FW3 . >u*1 West ot I-275 

453-4600 

CELEBRITY 1967 Station A agon 

Groa*e Pomte Grey ie*lher interior 

'•dial "as Like new' $1 699 


CMEVETTE 196' 

good transportation 

After 4pm 

76.000 Miles 

453-52*1 | 

CHEVETTE '962 

Runs good $600 

CHEVETTE 

runs great 

best offer 

196* good condition 

• « '« stereo $700 

653-0962 

1965 4 speed am tm 

war window 

$ 1600 Call after 5pm 

CITATION 1961 Kentucky car 4 

cylinder auiomalic *.r crmee Hit 

very good shape $1450 534 528' 

CITATION I961 Automat*. etOOO 

mae* good runner $500 or be*t 

Cat 561 9027 

CITATION 1962 budget as 

$1995 

N*. br*~ M900 34*0614 *ort*aroth*,: Ford 

Cl'MEftOM 1»6S no 

be*l Otter 

well new sngra 

* 56-6054 

COLlrf DCVKLE 1961 LmvJmj 

'oof dark btue loaded undw 7.000 

r~ 623.500 34B6732 

COUPE Oe Viae 1963 Ful power 

atr stereo cassette no rust. 1 

owner 62500 'beat offer 66 > *620 

COUP* Oe Viae 1663 loaded 

631-4113 

DC VliLE Fwetwoo 

1 owner Florida car 

lion auto nee ciasi 

id 1966 power 

amned produc 

sic potenfiei s* 

lete Mutt ae* 

666 6529 

0PVHLE 166S Loaded 1 ftutiy Red' 

t.ae New 6*665 Cal IVygm Bikck 

m ?ooo 

ELDORADO I6T« 

lee car »2«S0 

Low mnags 

360-571* 

ELDCMAOO 166* 

contMton 67 000 

17500 «rm 

• llatiu nni 

mi new urea 

313-667 6627 

EI. DORADO 1660 •oeded bteck en 

" T OHM 6 COUNTRY DODGE 

Grand Merer. ORct%erd lake Ad 

FLTFTWOOO 16M DEIaganea 

656-7070 

MtTWOOO. IB 

dark tno* low r a.i 

mw* condition MV 

66 arau^kem 

artgatwlam 

90 ar beel oMar 

**2-062T 

COWICA 1MB V6 

wwtdowr* A locks 

««90Ci 

• CKi*r— 

00C 

4S* 31S* 

CORSICA 1991 L* kVr-.wrt W>" 

maes extended warranty $ 10 K> 

ARiES 1968 4 Ooor extra clean au- 

tomatic air $4695 

Hrnes Par* Lincolm-Mercur, 

453-2*24 ext 201 

' CHARGER 1966 4*0 ClO 727 

automatic transmission R parts, 

$2400 Malt 533-6552 or 684-3093 

CHARGER 1986 69 000 m. $899 

! YUGO 1968 - 37 OOO mi $999 

458-3084 

I COLT 1987 2 door hatchback runs 

good 4 speed tinted windows Ken- 

wood Hereo $2600 726-3713 

CUSTOM VAN CONVERSION 1966 

Wnh 2 year warranty. $5 995 or leas 

'OWN ft COUNTRY DOOGE 

Grand Oliver.' Orchard Lake Rd 

474 6668 

i DART 1972 automatic run* great 

some rust 1 

maes $460 

! OAYTONA '966 Turbo Black 

automatic $2800 (Royal Oak i 

Ci< 546-63619 

DA'TONA 1987 Pacific*, red tulty 

loaded alarm eiceaeni condition 

Asking $4900 469 3971 or273-4621 

OAYTONA '966 Red 5 speed An 

AMFM 49 200 mae* $* 000 good 

condition 756-6539 

DAfTONA 19190 ES automatic air 

tat red $9795 o- ess 


Grand R.ver Orchard Lake Rd 

* 7 4-6668 

| DYNASTY '9BC automatic ax V 

6 an power $7995 

FOX HILLS 

C hrysler - Plymouth 

455 6 740 96 ' 3171 

'AC.-GRY PURCHASE 1991 SMAD 

} OWS AND SUNDANCE 7 T0FECIO- 

I «y war'an-y 4 ic choose from stert- 

>ng *t $T 895 

'OWN ft COUNTRY OOOGE 

>enc River 'Orchard Lake Rd 

4 74 6668 

GEO 1990 LSI 

wrth ct* ome 

cieen $10 600 

rack*- Convertible 

GEO '990 STORM Automatic 

power steer mg * b.**e* am'in 

cassette original owner Clean 

$7695 Or fteti Offer 4»s 06 ' 

GEO '990 Tracker 

ceaerii condiiwui 

$9250 itwit sea 

GEO 199 1 ME TPO I 

d»«m eu>r>rn,i„ ,^*eet»e 

Must sea $6200 790 to. i 

GftO 18B*—toUM LSt Red- 

dom iM executive car automata: 

air J 100 mi $• 000 551 2242 

• RAND CARA VAN lE '989 

$ 1 ' 995 or ws* 

"OWN ft COUNTRY DOOGE 

Grand River >chard Laaa «d 

474 6668 

i ANCER '966 IS .oaded tv^nal 

nwner 5J 000 maa* Cleen w« not 

be underenio Weekdays 737-6212 

MONOCG '991 AulomalK a> con 

Vfc 'ORiA 1V«< 

Clear, .un* greet' RareeiN 

t"6* thnck* man exh* 

torn $300r egotiabie Ca* 0- .• 

9AM 6PW 63 ) 067$ 

TYMSASTO 

ESCORT 19*3 EXP 4 gytoMiar. 6 

weed, food H M p v u w * om 

CKMCR. $fcoor ba* 427-2716 

ESCORT 1963 - budget "aa e-w 

MM 

d *21-1376 

ESCORT 16« OT, mjnroot 5 Ipeed 

ode TLC. $600 or 

ESCORT 1966V.. wagon 4 apeed 

Ru« proofed New Urea Vary 

Sharp. Muat Saa $1666 466-7164 

ESCORT 19*8 

actual mlee 

$1.6M 

TYME AUTO 

Automatic 51 000 

aH option*, c 

ESCORT 19M - budget at e-er 

$•95 

North Brothers Ford *21-1376 

ESCORT. 19M. L - Auiomalic. aw 

on, am/fm sterec r sauna rear da- 

fro«. very ctoan - Nonemoker" Lot* 

of nmm part* $3,000 or beet oftor 

Mual ta* CU Stacy 766-2*36 

ESCORT 1968 LX - 4 door S speed 

61.000 wtot, naw Brea/battory/aa- 

hauet kystem. braaaa $1500 

4 77-9*29 

ESCORT 19M power steering/ 

brake*, automatic 84K Run* graal. 

eel maintained $1,660 beet 

Eva* . 459 7664 days. «54-1540 

ESCORT 1967 

$1496 

Norm Brothers Ford 421-1376 

ESCORT 1967 GL red. 2 door 

hatchback. 5 speed manual. Nr. 

am/toi tterec 74,000 ml . immacu- 

laie condftton. $3400/ba*t 453-6427 

ESCORT 19M. ST - Had 40 000 

mi immaculate Manual tranerraa. 

•ion. air, power moonrool $4,950 


Ford 

ESCORT. 19M4 PONY 

unroot. 41JOO 

UCOMT 1966 OT low titoea. red. 

A lor Dermt* 

eves 466-7021 

ESCORT ISM OT MMto. premium 

•and. maa aw H ue record ft r*. 

ceipta Uka new $6,400 261-6366 

ESCORT, t m Pony. 4 apeed, aun 

root. 34.000 mlea. AM-FM caeeette 

extended warranty •$ 150464-0623 

ESCORT I960. OT loaded. 15.000 

mlea. cruiae ft stereo $6700 

729-6612 

ESCORT, 1991 LX. 2 door, 8 speed 

radio. 40 mm/gaton $6600 

cal after 6. 451-0673 

EXP '983 - 

man $949 

TYME AUTO 

Ctoan! No 

466-6666 

EXP 1963 Dudoat aa ie-er M96 

North Brothers ford 421-1376 

EXP 1M7 Automatic. Mr, wn-fm 

caaaatto. power ataarlng 6 brake*, 

cmtoe $3650 After 5pm. 451-562' 

FAIRMONT 1960 - 

ar $1295 

North Brother* Ford 

FAIRMONT 1961 - Wagon w/camer. 

M75 OK shock*, strut* dree, mte- 

nor 69.500 m After 8pm 456-1797 

FORO LTD '964 Crown Victoria 

Automatic. 6 cy9ndar. loaded Qood 

condtnon $2 600 437-1256 

FORD PROBE LX 1M1 5 Spaed 

•in rool. power windows. 14.000 

mitoa. $1l,*9S 

HUNTINGTON FORO 862-0400 

LTD 1965 - VS automatic. Mr 

$2060 

VILLAGE FORD 

LOT 2 278-8700 

HUGE CLEARANCE 

sex PLUS A CHANCE TO 

WIN *5000 REBATE! 

•91 CHEVY S10 PICKUP 

Was S8924 

Rebate S750 

After 

Rebate $ 7295 

si 

tt Tim* 8vy«t S C Q Q C ' 

Amount To Fmance W w O W 

l a a p L j 

•91 CAVALIER 2 DOOR 

Was S8450 

Rebate S300 

Reba e *7389 

1 »t Time Buyir S g g g Q * 

Amount To Finance 

EXTRA SAVINGS ON ALL DEMOS « 

• GM EMPLOYEE SAVE 

ADDITIONAL 5% 

300 CARS TRUCKS/CUSTOM VANS 

DRASTICALLY REDUCED 

SWITCH TO LARICHE - 

NOT HARD TO FIND - EASY TO DEAL WITH! 

P'.y mouth 

-LouL*i 

LOCAL 4 5 3 - 4 6 0 0 METRO 9 6 1 - 4 7 9 7 

40875 Plymouth Road, Plymouth 

•Pnce pkis tu license DOC not rebate and lei tune Buyer on S6995' and $6989' 

Ford 

P1BTWA IBM L Mr. auto, eterec 

rillim. 4 speakers. 24.000 maee 

O ' l ' i m *4466 326-1024 

nornv* IM* - • apeed nma. 

food aondtoon $4000 or beel o*w 

Cai 624-6124 

GRANADA 1961 

Hon, $2,400 or beef i 

LTD 1677- 4 

KI 460 V9 er 

ittortt* ma 

rueI 81 600 am 

MUSTANG 1961 

No ruetl $1,160 

TYME AUTO 

MUSTANG 1961. 3 door hetcRbeck. 

er sieermg. awv Ini 

$1196 461-0627 

MUSTANG 1964. OT Turbo Red 5 

tpeed. 

$3,200 

MUSTANG. 1964. LX - V$, automat- 

ic. power steering/Drake* Aft. am/ 

522-6790 

to. 

tm $1.700/beel 

MUSTANG. 1964 LX. Automatic. V- 

6. Ztoban Extra ebarp 67.000 

M6a* $2780 366-1699 

MUSTANG. 1965 GT 50, bieck. 

26.000 original mde*. mtnt 

$6600 256-5189 

MUSTANG 1966 SVO. 46.000 mL. 

stored In wtnSer* aiceaent ooiw*- 

Bon $6260 662-4634 

MUST AUG 1« 

oicedom cond 

15 - * apead. aa. 

mon 63900 

394-0520 

MUSTAMO 

eompoedetth 

966 GT. specialty 

custom item* 16.000 

im. « wtmsw da 

srxrw qually .6500 464-4302 

MUSTANG IS «6 GT CormertMa - 

SO. 5 apeed onty 29.00C car etc* 

Hires Pari Lmcom-tlercory 

453-2424 ext 201 

MUSTANG 1M7 LX - air. bieck 

Only $4996 

FOX HILLS 

Chrysler-Ptymos«i 

465-6740 961-3171 

MUSTANG i960 GT. black/grey, 

loaded, aunroof. alarm. $6600 or 

beat ofler *21-2069 

MUSTANG 1969 - GT. 5.O., fuly 

loeded. 21.600 maee anc—••ii. Ae- 

aume payment* Alarm ft warranty 

mciudeO. 478-4631 

MUSTANG 1990 GT, luly loaded, 

aunroof. write/black manor, very 

ctoan ft sal maintained 522-6186 

MUSTANG 1090 LX Convertible. 5 

tpeed. 13.000 ml**, air. emu, 

$11 BOO 

PINTO 1979 wagon - 2.3 Mi 

apeed. newer clutcn $450 

Matt 533-6652 or 664-3093 

PROBE OT 1969 Sporty, plua per- 

formance. cue-. $6446 

LOU LaRICHE 

CHEVY/SUBARU 

Plymouth Rd - Just Welt ol 1-275 

453-4600 

PROBE 1969 GT - loaded, aunroof. 

excelent condition, 29.000 mle*. 

crystal dear coat. $6200 522-5618 

PROBE. 1969. LX. automatic, air 

power window*, lock*, caaaatto, 

ported $6000 or oftor 456-7469 

PROBE. 1969. LX. automatic, load- 

ed. Premium Sound. 27.000 m»a*. 

$7600 455-3760 

PROBE 1969 LX - loaded mint, as- 

tended warranty 27,000 mlea. 

$7900 534-56*4 

PPOBE 1990 OT - white, 15.000 

Tilaa. anti-iocii brakee air. J speed 

loeded. $10,400 349-4828 

PROBE. 1990, LX - Air automatic, 

loaded vary claan. 11.800 mi 

$10,000 Clft: 581-4631 

TAURUS LX 19B9 4 Ooor. V6. loed- 

edt $7295 

HUNTINGTON FORO 862-0400 

TAURUS, 1966. LX - Loeded, Ml 

E ver. 60.000 ml., runa ascia— it 

>00 Plymouth After 5. 465-6132 

TAURUS. TM7. WAGON L - 6 cyt . 

fua power. 3rd *eel ctoan, e*rslsrt 

condition $5 500 646-5976 

TAURUS 1967 WAGON $5460 

VILLAGE FORD 

LOT 2 278-8700 

Ford 

TAURUS BHO I9M 8 Speed load- 

*d 47 000 mloa Mec* ( l0 996 

HUNTINGTON FORD 

TAURUS 7996, loaded, grey wm 

etay toMhar 1 owssar Mgfi ml. good 

VMgortatUn. (2600 463-6189 

TAURUS 1660 LX. loaded n t 

12.600 maee. $ r 

80.000 Ml taar- 

ranty. $11,800 647-4663 524-7661 

TAURUS-1990 LX. Pampered 

tee. extended •enemy 

$12,500 626-2637 

TAURUS, 1990 - 26.000 mlee. 1 

yeer old. air. am-4m -eaeefls power 

lock*, $6900 313-663-1306 

TAURUS 1*96 WAGON - meded. 

VILLAGE FORD 

LOT 2 278-8700 

T-BIRO TURBO COUPE 1966, loed- 

ed $3400 or beet oftor 

425-0291 or 422-93 >9 

T-BIRO 1966 - lurbo, $2500 See al 

ladto Sbeck comer ol WaRon ft 

LNernola. Aoctieator 226-1641 

T-BIRO 16M - fcrbo coupe oeded. 

air. toatfiar r* olwil $6600 or 

beat Dey* 476-6111. Evea 437-3722 

67.000 m6t 

$6200 Warranty 

$0,000 MM. Ml 

oondtoonl M.800 

TEMPO, 1964, GLX 

loaded * aunroof W< 

$1,295 or oftor Day*. 

TEMPO 196* GL Automatic. 4 

door $1100 or beet oftor 477-3625 

TEMPO 1964 fuly loeded. good 

Ore*, brake*, automatic. 4 door, 

S900 or beat oftor 567-5203 

TEMPO 1966 - 

ateermg/be ok oo. 

$1,429 

TYME AUTO 

Uka newt 

455-5586 

TEMPO 1965 GL. automatic, air. low 

ml. new angme/brakaa/baltory. very 

good condition $2600 464-6572 

TEMPO, 1966, GL - 4 door. Mr. am/ 

Im. rear daft-oat. $1,400 Good con- 

dition, original owner 464-4065 

TEMPO 1966, 4 door 

air. power itearlng/brafcea. am/fm 

caaaafle. 59000 lie*. no ruet. 

$2750 477-7356 

TEMPO 1966 4 Doer, automatic, air. 

$2696 

Hlnea Par* unoom-Mercury 

453-2424 OX1201 

TEMPO 1W7 budget aa »-» • 

$3296 

North Brothers Ford 421-1376 

TEMPO. 1967. GLX. i. -Slwit oon- 

dlton. ruetprootod air. automaoc. 

S3 700/beat 796- 1451 or 851-5071 

TEMPO 19M LX. automatic, loeded. 

new Wee. wal maintained, aakmg 

$3100 Alters 477-0286 

THUNDERBIRD 1990 Super Coupe. 

35th Anrsfversfty EdfBon. Ookrt inte- 

rior. car phone included, new area, 

bieck $16,000 Afler 6. 661-2354 

THUNOEABIRD. 1966 TurDo Coupe 

Loeded. eiceHaiil condition, muet 

ael $4100 Or beet oftor 459-4381 

THUNOCRBIRD, 1965 - Uka new. 

loaded, air. Ml powai. am/fm cee- 

$3,600 464-1469 

THUNOC.RBIRD 1976. air. fu»y loed- 

ed. 45.000 ectuet mle*. I owner. 

$1095 937-0653 

THUNOCRB1RD 1968 - budget "ea 

is-er $2995 

North Brottiera Ford 421-1376 

THUNOERBIRO 1966 Turbo - auto- 

matic. air. much more Sharp. $4995 

LNonia Chryator-Plymouth 525-7604 

THUNOERBIRO 1967 VS, Automat- 

ic. electronic daah. low mlea. 

$6495 

HUNTINGTON FORO 852-0*00 

TIRED Of WALKING? 

Tyme Auto haa many imad auto- 

matics and madkjm aaa automatic* 

1,500 end below 

AUTO 455-5566 

priced I 

TYME I 

872 Lincoln 

CONTINENTAL. 1966 

1 owner, garag* kept. 

$6,250 Col anytime 

Fuly K 

58,000 

274-6160 

CONTINENTAL 19 

nea Moon rool. JBL, leather, mar 

roon. $11.250 . 646-4354 

CONTINENTAL 1962 - engine need 

body good oondmorv $750 

5y 3ft eue 

**C«r^M & to JMn 

GM EMPLOYEES OPTION 1 & 2 WELCOME H E.P. PLAN HEADOUARTERS 

There's Never 

Been A Better 

Time To 

Buy A 

Bonneville! 

financing upj 

lo 48 month! 

Bob Jeannotte 

Pontiac is 

Michigan's 

11,655* 

2nd consecutive model year 

Easier Level I Pontnc deader 

for cuslomcr s.il.sf iciion' 

•ttgt 

14949 Sheldon Road, Plymouth 

(Just North of M-14, Ffmwmy) 

Houra: M Ti*$, Wmd^ PH.: B-B Hon * Tttur* 453-2500 

9 6 3 - 7 1 9 2 

Your customers check the 

Yellow Pages before they buy, 

right? 

WRONG. 

When was the last time you bought a car? You decided you needed one or wanted 

one and you went right to the Yellow Pages, didn't you? 

Of course you didn't, and neither does anyone else 

They find the kind of car they wanl in what's been printed within the last week The 

newspaper. And more often than not this is the newspaper they use 

We've just had a survey done by Belden Associates of Dallas, Texas and their 

research tells us that 61% of our readers have purchased or leased a motor vehicle in the 

past two years 

We have a super-rich market for selling everything from cars to carpets If you are in 

business be sure your advertising budget isn't being wasted on the Yellow Pages. If you 

don't buy things by looking in the directory, you can be sure other people don't, either 

THE 

©bscrber & Eccentric 

NC¥VSPAPE«S 

WHEN IT COMES TO ADVERTISING, WE MEAN BUSINESS 

JBJS1 Sdseoterafl. Uveal.. Ml 6«1M(S1» H1})M . MS Eaat Ma pie BlneBsghMt MR 6BOD6 (311) 644-1100

so* O&E Thursday, Octobor 31. 1991 

179 OMmimM* 

M1-0416 

CUT LAM CALAJ8. - Quad 4. 

CUTLAS8 

cyOndw. Orer I 

cmmm 9p"v 

471-4 IM 

CUTLASS CI ERA 1994 Good oondMon. 

V-Ow» •ar Muat •«. mo«4wg 

to Honda. $1 M0. CM. 479-61>4 

CUTLASS K M 1965- 54.000 

"Naa. looka graM. i n greN. w a r 

runs A looks 

Im. Nr. n m 

reaaonaMaol 

Uka naw No ruat. am/ 

powar. $10M or IN 

•ar 421-7M7 

CUTLASS 1904 - CHra 4 door, aaoaMnt 

mmMon. naw angma'4000 

miss. $1900 477-2257 

CUTLASS 1 M4 - CMra. 4 door, 

•oadsd. 2 t •ar old angina, prtoa 

rtegooaMa 

851-1564 

CUTLASS, n 104 CruNar. luOy loadn. 

no ruat. $1700 Aak 

541-1790 

DELTA M BROUGHAM 19M Loadad.wtislavalua. 

IMM 

LOU LaRICHE 

CHEVY/SUBARU 

Ptymouth Rd - Juat WM 011-275 

453-4600 

OCLTA M 1*78. $450 or bM oftar 

Good transportation Pimi laava 

4*4-27*2 

OCLTA 86 1978. 4 door. Hr. pomm 

window*, new mufflar. aoma rust. 

100.000 mlsa $500 474-4502 

DELTA 88 1981- 2 door. 100.000 

i i8a«. ak. eiotft m u am/lm Qood 

condition $1300 535-3416 

DELTA H - 1981. 167.000 rmsa 

Hun» good $000 or ofter CM 

rSPM 505-7816 

OCLTA 86. 1964. 4 door, moaa 

gresn, 50.000 mias. Uka new. 

15 000 525-4136 

OCLTA 66 1965 Brougham - 2 door, 

aioapnonrty dean. Iu9y kwMd 

wrtaicar $5,000 525-7783 

OCLTA M ISM Borate Srougnam. 4 

door, pomm alndows t locks. looka 

8 run, axcalant $3900 851-4294 

FERENZA. 1963 WAGON • Loacted. 

axcauam condition. no ruat. $2500 

or (WW 525-8459 

F1RENZA 1964 Station Wagon. runs 

$700 or baat oAar 


REGENCY 1989 96 Brougham. 

loadad. GM sxscutive'a car. 

$12,750 340-9032 

TOBONAOO 1976 - 55.000 mt. 

«ic»l»ni condition, garagsd A aaN 

carl $2000 651-4670 

TCXWHADO 

60,000 ml. original i 

Mack Omr, 17.000 

Tuoreo 1961 - 14.500 i 

amokar. $17,500 

4om 

178 Plymouth 

878 Plymouth 

BUDGET LOT 

CLEARANCE 

CAMCt COurt 1*76 VS. Air. 

•a. 1 oanar. I ISM 

PLYMOUTH (MAM «JRV 19*2 6 

lomUc. Nr. $1406 

MONTE CARLO 1979 VS. 

tc. atr. 47.000 MOSS. $ ISM. 

mauc. $1SM. 

12 4 Ooor. air. auto- 

car $2700 ft Mtttam 

Day* 259- $641 or Evas: 797-0303 

CORDOBA 1976 1 Ownar. 21.000 

CUTLASS. $79 - Amraga mOaa. NEW YORKER 19M Loadad. antra 

ACCLAIM LX 19M Automatic. VS. 

FOX HILLS 

CARAVELLE 1M7 Air. automatic 

S24M 

RELIANT 1965 4 Ooor. ak. automatic. 

2 to ctiooaa S29M 

LIVONIA • 

CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 

3077 PLYMOUTH ROAD 

LIVONIA 

525-7604 

REUANTS 1965-69 - Larga salac- 

HWT-Low mass. Irom $2995 

Uvonia ChryMar-Plymouth 525-7604 

RELIANT 1904. rim good. $600 or 

baat ofler 

Cal. 425-6371 

RELIANT 19M - 67,000 

rranty. prloa r 

RELIANT 19M, 4 cylndar. 76,000 

mkaa. 4 door. ak. crulaa. $2500 or 

baatoflar 437-7137 

RELIANT 19M - automatic, ak Spa- 

FOX HILLS 

RELIANT 19M - 4 door automatic, 

air, 1 ownar. 19.000 mlaa 7/70 warranty 

$5095 

uvoma ChryHar -Plymouth 525-7604 

RELIANT 1989 Automatic, ak. 4 

door, ol changad svery 4.000 moaa. 

wal carad lor $2900 464-2645 

SUNDANCES 1967-1800 2 and 4 

doom, automatic, ak. t9t. low mias. 

much more, larga aalactlon. trom 

$4995 

Livonia Chryâr-Plymouth 525-7604 

SUNDANCE 1M7 41.000 mlaa. 

powar avarythkig. am fm caaa an a. 

aak Ing $3000 347-2T97 

SUNDANCE IM7 - Black. 2 door, 

automatic ak. atarao. neai an 

condition, $2,950 464-0026 

SUNDANCE 19M RS package, 

loadad, eaoaoant condition 

$3450 422-5599 

SUNDANCE 19M 

flaan red $59M 

automatic, ak. 

FOX HILLS 

COLT: 

2 door 

CM. 

GT Rare 

k. Black 

729-1592 

TURISMO 1987 Extra claan. axoai- 

$2450. 

934-4477 

VOYAGER LX 19M Loadad. 7 pea- 

$79M 

•OWN A COUNTRY DOOGE 

Grand Rhar/OrOwd Laka Rd 

47 

Mc DONALD FORD 

"The Nice Place To Shop" 

1991 TEMPO GLS Sft q a q 

9,000 milea only W U 

1989 TAURUS G.L. S T q q q 

W ith extended warranty ..... only 4 a 1 / 1 " i_W 

1985 EXP QQQ 

Exlra aharp buy only a eF e# 

1988 MUSTANG G.T. OOO 

T-Top only 4 ..IIITI 

1985 DODGE CARAVAN LE g - QQQ 

Loaded with extraa. brttrr fanrry...only 4 ^ 9 

1987 MERCURY TOPAZ QQQ 

Dudftet buy only m 

198 i ESCORT GL QQQ 

One owner only V V 

1988 FORD F150 so QQQ 

4x4 Besl buy in town only i f v 

1989 FORD E250 § • QQQ 

Soper r.rgo. 331 V-8 auto, power only 1 

1988 ESCORT GT QQQ 

Low milea. one owner only v t f • / 

1987 CHRYS. LEBARON GTS s * Q Q Q 

43.000 milea only 

1990 FORD E-150 8 • 0 0C1 

Alpine Conreraion. beat buy ...only ft. V l f 

1987 TAURUS LX 8 1 QQQ 

One owner .only I f «f 

1986 ranger x l t ^ o o 

40,000 milea, abarp buy only 

1990 RANGER XLT 8 7 QQQ 

Detler hurry! only I ^ t f ( f t f 

1988 FORD F250 s o QQQ 

Loaded with extraa, V-8..... only % f v t f 

1989 PROBE ||« QQQ 

Extra abarp— only 0 « « f i f t f 

1984 CROWN VIC gn OOO 

Budget bay only t f t f 

1988 GMC SAFARI VAN QQQ 

One owner only ftft^tftftf 

1988 TAURUS , ~ q q q 

One awner, law adra. pneed la aeB • ) « « ! «f i f 

1985 COUGAR L.S. 9 A C Q Q 

V-8 engine, like new *aly ^ i ^ O t f t f 

1985 T-BIRD TURBO COUPE t < H m 

Automatic, budget boy ...... only W ^ t f t f t f 

1991 ESCORT LX s ~ j q a 

Sptenf aaW prie. 4 a f t » f « f 

1991 FORD F150 XLT LUttAT iffTCT C P r 

Saper etk, e-ery option there la J l U S I S l i l i 

1986 FORD LTD M QQQ 

like am taly ^ * t f t f i f 

550 W. Seven Mile 

Northville 

349-1400 

810 Pontlac 

BONNCVKX! 1M7 IX I 

bose. 33.000 ona 

BONNEVILLE l*M Mi. aM 

p?oSr- '•• oo ° 

BONNEVILLE 1800 I 

BONNEVILLE 1006. 4 door. VS. 

aiicMaril npndMuii. no real, norv- 

BONNEVILLE 1900 L£ - aNH. loadad. 

.HI:—nil condition. $10 500 

Allar 6pm 427-0444 

BONNEVILLE 1M1 SSE - Low 

mlaa. are* wMi grey NoOi. sunroof, 

alarm. $18 SOO 332-2306 

BONNEVILLE 19M - SSE. laalhar. 

ruatprooNd. 54,000 mOss. artrema- 

•y claan. wal malntamad, tun 

recorda avaJaCIa M000 930-9021 

BONMEVV.LE 1900 LE. al pomm. 

i umdHKm. Low mle- 

$12,000 535-3M1 

BONNIEVILLE 1990 SE Hack, loadad 

75.000 mOs srtanded warranty 

$!3.500/bast oHar Ml-ISM 

GRANO AM. 10M. 2 door, aunrool 

GRAND AM 1969 LE • Lka naw. 

loadad, 18.000 mtaa. mual aaa 

S31-36M 

GRANO AM 19M LE. a«te, quad 4. 

29K mlaa. aluminum whaaN. mxomt 

lant condition. $7,600. 326-7251 

880 Pontile 882 ToyoU 

191. auto, —cine aunrool 

rmdowa A locka Low mlaa 

. CM Rogm Buck. 729-2000 

STE #000 1M7. Black kill lock 

braka 79.000 mlaa $5500 Cal. 

644-0990 or 399-7344 

SUNBIRD 1964 LE 52 000 mlaa 

2tona Sunrool $2500 CM. 

399-7344 

SUNBIRO 1964 - wagon, mmt condition. 

56,000 mm. 5 apaad. ak. alar 

ao. tapa $1950 272-OM7 

CUTLASS M «4 Suprema 2 door. HORIZON 1904 - great Iran. 

CATAUNA-1973, hart) top. Hack, GRANO AM 19M LE. 2 door, load- SUNBIRO 19M SE. 2 door. red. ak 

powar alawmg, powar brakes. wtms ad. OM aaacuttva a car $6900 •AO powar alaartnn-prakaa. «ary 

Don. Low mites, only 11996 

$3500 

34S-7SS7 

•manor 27.950 maea MM condi- 

340-9032 good condWIon $3700 349-6423 

tion $2,500 531-5728 

FOX HILLS 

CUTLASS. 11 M5 STATION WAOON 

GRAND AM. 1990. SE - 4 door, SUNBIRO 1991 GT - 3 1-V6 GM 

Cray «sr-Plymouth 

$2200 Joann a. Non-En. Saw i 5pm 

FIREBIRD 19M - Rabun 400. rebuN •ate gray, quad 4. loadad. 21.000 axac Loadad 6000 mlaa 

455-6740 M 

S26-M72 

trmsmNNcn. bronze wWi now whNa IN.. $0,600 M1-5023 $11,900 Can 528-0615 

LASER I960 RS - hrquolaaiTMUl- vinyl top. $4300 651-6000 

CUTLA8S 1( IM St«rema. 2 door, 

GRANO PRIX. 19M SE 

TRANS AM. 19M, 

Nvar. a*cM snt oondmon. $5000 

FIREBIRO 1903 - Naw 2.5 Fl 4 cy«v 

al ahapa. al 

825-7164 

464-4430 

Oar. 80.000 mill, powar ataarlng/ 

$11,200 300-1M1 

261-4295 

brakas. automatic, air, S3.1M or 

LASER 1900 RS - Turtxx 5 V M . 

CUTLASS 1$ 01 CNaN S. Ouad IV. 

beNofter 879-9097 GRANO PRIX. 19M. SE - Mint con- TRANS AM I9M 5 7 litre V-8. 

FE-3 auapam Hon. loadad. waiiant,. 

10.000 mHaa $12,950 

dRton. al powar. 52.000 ml. $7,600 Hack on Hack, loadad mdudlng 

low mlaa Na JOtkON 344-1600 

FIREBIRD 1904 SE. V6, automatic. 

Ml-9447 alarm Excalam Stored Wmtara. 

FOX HILLS 

•wry claan 

29.000 mlaa $ 13.000 4 73-8« 19 

CUT LAS 191 IS 442. 49.000 mlaa 

375-0282 GRANO PRIX 1909 SE White, 

Claan. Lota of options Must aM 456-6740 S1-3171 

32,000 mlaa. parted condition op- 

$5900 

GRAND AM 19M LE. 4 door, powar 

532-8530 

ttona. $6900 424-4426 464-2653 882 Toyota 

PLYMOUTH 19M VOYAGER - auto- •teerlng/brakaa. air. crulaa. automatic. 

air. 7 paaaangar Only HNS matic VS. .ary good condition GRANO PRIX 1M1 Good condition CAMRY 19M A* povrw optlona. 

CUTLESS 1979 Supremo. 97 000 

$3500/baal Alter 6PM. 307-0174 $1300 ««*-7162 axcalani condition. 57.000 ml.. 

runac rest, $14M 0627-1093 FOX HILLS 

$7500 Cal after 8pm 781-9736 

OryaNr-PlymouOi 

GRANO AM. 1991, LE - 4 door, 

DELTA I9M ROY ALE. 2 door. VS. 455-8740 M1-J171 •port appaaranca and partormanca GRANO PRIX 19M LE - 14.000 CAMRY 19M LE < 4 door. 4 apaad 

vary good condMon. 

packagaa Bteck. Quad 4. loadad. mlaa. VS. Immaculate! $5495 automatic trana. aunrool 

r . ^ o i N r 278-7465 

6.500 mi $11,100 M1-5023 MORAN USED CARS 353-0910 $11,000 or bast 566-5630 

i 

100 Cars 

& Trucks 

'Indoors in 

70° comfort 

hundreds more 

outdoors!!! 

882 Toyota 

882 Toyota 

WNH. V-6. Nr. GRAND IM1 STE. Iiari . CANNY 19M - 42.000 maaa. S CEUCA. ISM Corwam Ua Btesk. COROLLA ML runs graal. an 

aOC. no ruaL aunrool. 7500 maaa. QM Eaac •paad automatic. Nr. powar Naw Ii L llli 1 condMon. Is 

MS* mass, mual aM 

• 1000 

$14,780 644-0002 Urea, battery, sansusi $3,960 moaa $11,800 Ownar 949-2494 sasrst 837-0231 947-9614 

QRANO PMU 1990 LE. • mint 

CEIJCA I9M Mad. 10 .000 aNaa. 

s7î^*sgkjrosa."msm' 

$09M After Spm. 6SO-2312 

autUillUt, Nr. t-topa Trana Am 

mapa. n»ta »ary wM. M50 or Ml j $6460 655-9194 

olter 420-2SM 

LEMANS ISM. OSE. 2 door. wMte. 

483-2424 am 201 

29.000 ml. powar atearm^'brakas. CEUCA. 19M. ST. in = a9amt. km CEUCÔOO. S apaad. 

am-kn alaiao.Yaaaaila. rear asloo. Tilngi. automatic, ak. amlm caa- 

Nr. $5300 UuataM 937-1155 aana atarao $7,500 471-2078 

CEUCA 1000 OT - S •paao red. 

OoodoondBon$7SOO 7204MI PAAISIENNE 19M Wagon, VS. IM CEUCA. 19M C iaaant condition. nlcs car $10,995 

aM. loadad. Hi naw $3000 

mr am-kn aisrao caaaatta. low NONAN USED CAMS 363-MW 

GRANO AM 1M7 LE. 2 I 

680-2290 or 206-2S2S miiaa. powar alaaring/braaaa. 

40.000 

crulaa. original ownar $6795 CONOLLA 1000, ongl 

477-3757 PONTIAC 6000 STE, 19M - FM (WasOand)-Anar 6pm 721-4330 •ary tow iMaajga. ak. po. 

powar. aiciaiart oondmon M700/ 

GRANO AM. 1M7. SE - 4 door. olter 6S1-S301 CEUCA 19M OTS. 5 apaad Ml 

$3,960 

powar. an root WM Uamtakiad COROLLA-1900 SRS 5 1 •paad. pow- 

261-3037 or J73-1790 PONTIAC 6000 19M LE - Orralanl Caa Days 366-6100 

sr awartng. powar Brslti aa. skkwool. 

oondmon algMly lagn mlaagi. au- Or Exanlnga. 626-72M 

good Mrea. $1,000 CM. S60-M79 

GRANO AM I0M SE- Turbo. 4 

1 

FOX. 10M • 40.000 $ apaad. 

" "Si-33 

COROLLA 1007 SRS Loadad. aa- OOLS ISM OL - • apaad. M. mm- 

TZZZZSZSStSi 

COAOLLA 19M BM - undar K M 

•u naw. bnma red i AM/FM 

la. M M BS«0 477-7M1 

73.000 M S3.900/baat 2M-MM4 

COROLLA. ISM - 4 door automa1- 

M7«5CaTahar"'pm""""M3-*MM JETTA ISM Wijtaturs^4 

CORONA 1MI Wagon. CMT car No 

ruaL S apaad. Nr. runartooka great hko """stiirtm-jn 

lagh >»y mtsa. $ 1460 

TERCEL isot. 2 Ooor. S asaM. 

am/tm .niiltt. Stmr Vary Omm* 

$3000 Cat 522-5662 

1991 C-150 Fleetside Pickup 

Air, automatic with overdrive, 5.7 V8, AM/FM cassette, 

auxiliary lighting, sliding rear windows, wheel covers, 

painted step bumper. P235 radial tires, cloth bench 

seat, and much more. Stock #4169. 

Was $15,874 

now $ 10,960 

1988 BUICK 

REGAL 

Sale Price $ 7900 

1989 PLYMOUTH 

GRAND VOYAGER SE 

$ 9995 

NEW ISUZU 

IMPULSE 

Sale Price s 9 9 9 5 

1988 CHEVROLET 

CORSICA 

Air. EAO CXftKGft 

Sale Price s 5300 

Most Cars • Best Deals! 

THIS WEEK'S 

MANAGER'S SPECIAL 

1987 PARK AVENUE 

Air, full power. 


ARMSTRONG BUICK ISUZU 

30500 Plymouth Road • Livonia 

525-0900 

184 V 

1986 CHEVY 

CELEBRITY 

4 Door Am. automatic, powar 

I •tearing 6 brakas. 

Sale Price *4500 

1988 CADILLAC 

BROUGHAM 

4 door. air. IM powar 

Sale Price •12,500 

1987 CENTURY 

A*, automatic powar aiasmg 

A brakas 

At Matick Chevrolet 

To Move Cars At The 

Lowest Prices Possible! 

Sale Price •5495 

1987 BUICK 

SKYLARK 

A*, automatic, powar ttearmg 

A Drakes 


$ 5 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 

Inventory Reduction Sale!!! 

New 1991 Cavalier Z-24 Coupe 

Automatic, air, tilt, cruise, rear defogger, power windows, power 

locks, power trunk release, stereo cassette, floor mats, RWL tires, 

demo. Full remote GM alarm and much more. Stock #326. 

Was $14,990 

NOW s KMOI 95 

New 1992 

GEO Metro XFI Hatchback 

Rear defogger. sport mirrors, cloth buckets, radial tires, 

floor mats S more. Stock #4944. 

NOW 

Was $7780 

5898 

1991 Caprice Classic 4 Door 

Rear defogger, limited slip differential, stereo cassette. 

6-way power seat, cruise, tilt, power trunk, illuminated 

vanity visor, ftoor mats, power locks & windows and 

much more. Stock #469. 

Was $20,273 

now $ 13,998 

1992 S-10 El Fleetside Pickup 

5 speed with overdrive, rear 

Was $9425 

step bumper, custom cloth 

seat, lull size spare, 20 gallon 

fuel tank, arid much more. 

Stock #1010. 

NOW $ 7797 

TOP QUALITY USED CARS AND TRUCKS 

'91 Cavalier RS 

4 floor, aulomalic. til. cruise, 

air, 10.000 miles Uka New 

inside and Out. 

$ 9995 

'90 Lumina 

4 door, automatic air and 

much mora 

$ 7995 

'90 Dodge 

Daytona ES 

Automatic, air. 29.000 miles, 

like naw 

'8995 

'89 Firebird 

T-toos. automatic, air 

red and ready 

$ 7995 

'89 Escort 

Station Wagon 

Gas Saver s tpeed air 

conditioning 

$ 5995 

'89 Bonneville LE 

Loaded low mtios. sharp 

$ 8995 

'89 Honda 

Accord LXI 

5 speed, loaded, xtra rvco 

$ 8995 

'89 Eagle 

Medallion 

4 cIckx. automatic, air ar*

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