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VOLUME 18 NUMBER 99 

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Festival time: Canton's Liberty 

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continues through the weekend. 

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and Canton Center and Cherry 

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Easier mobility: Rotary Club 

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1993 grads: Plymouth-Canton 

High School lists 1993 graduates. 

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have been busy expressing 

their thoughts on the recent defeat 

of a 4 mill property tax increase for 

the schools. Sports and other after 

school activities have been 

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THURSDAY. JUNE 24,1993 • CANTON", MICHIGAN • 96 PAGES 

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Post office petition drive starts 

BY JOANNE MALISZEWSKJ 

STAJT WRITER 

Canton residents have started a petition drive to get a 

full service post office located in the township. The 

petitions will start to circulate this weekend during 

the Liberty Fest in Heritage Park. 

If you think it's time Canton had 

its own full service post office, your 

signature on a petition could help the 

effort. 

"We need 500 signatures. But we 

will try to do better than that," said 

mm- 

Bob Shefferly, co-chairman of the 

Canton Essential Services Committee. 

The 15-member committee was 

formed recently to study what 

Shefferly calls essential services that 

are needed in Canton. Members have 

listed priorities for the community's 

needs, beginning with a post office. 

Residents will have an opportunity 

to sign the post office petition at the 

Liberty Fest, June 26-27, in Heritage 

Park. Committee members will be at 

the community services tent, looking 

for signatures. 

The petition drive, which stemmed 

from a meeting with Wayne-Westland 

postmaster Florence Richardson, 

will run until the fall. Richardson 

was unavailable for comment. 

The committee also is working to 

move Canton's finance branch office 

in Harvard Square shopping center 

BILL BIOBLRR/STAFT PHOTOGRAPHS* 

Planting plenty: A crew from Lucas Nursery of Canton plants trees along the roadway as part 

of the township's tree planting program. Following careful planting and watering techniques 

will ensure healthy trees in the area's clay. 

on Sheldon Road, north of Ford. 

"We're trying to get it moved to between 

Arbor Drugs and Kroger," 

Shefferly said. "There's no place to 

park right now there." 

Operated by the Wayne-Westland 

Post Office, the finance branch offers 

basic postal services, such as sales of 

stamps and money orders. The other 

postal finance office is in Meijer at 

Ford and Canton Center roadB. 

When the petition drive is complete, 

the committee will send a cover 

See DUIVE, 4A 

Trees 

battle 

bad soil 

BY JOANNE MALISZEWSKI 

ST AFT WRITER 

If you live in Canton or Plymouth, 

you've got the problem — 

clay. 

"If you're a fanner you like it. It 

holds water and nutrients. If you 

want to dig a hole for a tree, you 

don't want it," said Paula Preston 

Bratto, Canton Township land 

scape architect. 

In other words, planting a tree 

in clay isn't easy. And there are 

Jt> not, so 

plant juat about anything. If you 

follow a decant planting tech 

nique and watering, you shouldn't 

IrattO!. 

Trees commonly planted in 

Canton and Plymouth include 

different forms of maple, ash, linden, 

locust and bradford pear. Before 

you buy, you should know 

what type of tree likes to be wet 

and what types don't. 

"Some trees don't like wet 

feet," Preston Bratto said. "The 

crimson red maple doesn't like to 

be wet. Yet red maples grow in 

swamps. Most.trees are somewhere 

between the two extremes." 

Problems with clay 

The problem with clay is that it 

takes a lot of water to get wet. But 

when it'B finally wet, it stays wet 

"With clay, the particles are so 

tiny you get chunk*. Drainage becomes 

a real problem. When water 

sits there's no oxygen. Roots 

need oxygsn," said Robert Bricault, 

an forester with the Michigan 

State University Extension 

Service in Wayne County. 

See TFTTES, 8A 

Woman to be honored for Malta service 


STAFT WRTTRR 

Maria Petrykowski remembers the 

British soldier ss though it were yesterday. 

He was in the 90th General Hospital 

in Malta where she worked as a 

nurse in World War II. In the background, 

"I'll be seeing you sgsin" 

played. s 

"He said, nurse, 'If I hsd my arms 

snd legs, I'd hsve this dance,'" said 

the Csnton resident. "I put my face to 

his and said, 'Consider it done.' The 

tears came down his face." 

And there are more memories. She 

recalls s young German POW who 

wouldn't est until she tasted the food. 

Or the young British boy who wss in 

s body cast. As bombs shook the hospital, 

she dragged the boy on s blanket 

to safety. When things settled, hospital 

windows had been blown onto 

his bed. 

"I would do it all again. Looking 

back, I'm glad I didn't just sit down 

and run into a shelter. I helped. And 

here I am," Petrykowski said. 

She will be one of 11 people from 

around the country — and many 

more from around the world — who 

will be honored July 2 at the Embassy 

of Malta in Washington, D.C., with 

the Malta George Cross Commemora 

tive Medal. 

In 1992, Queen Elizabeth decreed 

that those who served in defense of 

the island of Malta during World War 

II — then under British rule — 

should be honored. "After all, Malta 

didn't do it by itself," Petrykowski 

said. The Mediterranean island, a 

strategic stronghold for the Allies, 

also was honored. 

Petrykowski is obviously thrilled 

with the honor. But there's part of her 

See WOMAN, 4A 

Senior apartments get initial green light 


STAFF WRITER 

Plans for new low-income senior 

sdult apartments called Canton 

Towers have cleared another hurdle. 

"The request is consistent with 

the master (lsnd use) plan," said 

township sssociste planner Judy 

Bocklage 

With that — and no public com 

menu — Canton planning commissioners 

opened and closed a public 

hearing Monday and recommended 

resorting the 1.1 acres planned for 

the new apartments next to the existing 

Canton Place at Sheldon and 

Ford ronda. 

The recommendation must still 

go before the township board of 

trustees for final approval of the retoning 

from community commercial 

to mid-rise development National 

Church Residence, developer and 

operator of Canton Place and the 

planned Canton Towers, will buy 

the 1.1 acres from the township for 

sbout $100,000. 

Ginnls Hsuck, Canton Plaee 

manager, is optimistic thst the federal 

Department of Housing and Urban 

Development will look favorably 

on plans to build s 66-unit 

apartment building, seat of Canton 

Place. 

HUD is in ths bidding procees for 

ths number of units in a four state 

area it is willing to subsidise. If 

Canton Towers is approved, construction 

probably wouldn't start 

before the summer of 1994. 

Canton Township trustees adopted 

a reeolution June 8 supporting 

development of the complex. Township 

officials sre giving some 

thought to using the $100,000 sale 

proceeds to help make improvements, 

such ss from Canton Towers 

to Sheldon Road, according to Tom 

Yack, toemship supsrvisor. 

Like Csnton Plsce, Centon 

Towers would provide subsidised 

housing for low-income senior 

edults. 

It's unlikely the two buildings 

will be attached Hauck is consider 

ing an adjoining courtyard 

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2A(C) The Observer/THURSDAY. JUNE 24, 1993 

BY DARRELL CLKM 

9TATT Warm 

A Wayne-Weatland citixens 

committee is moving ahead with a 

proposal that could rescue extracurricular 

school activities from 

the chopping block. 

Concerned parents have formed 

the committee amid hopes of rescuing 

sports, marching bands, 

student councils and other extracurricular 

programs targeted for 

elimination this fall because of a 

$14-million budget shortfall. 

Organizers Fred Hagelthom. 

Donald Mead and Terry Hewer — 

Westland parents who have children 

in Wayne-Westland schools 

— outlined their vision of the 

nonprofit fund-raising committee 

during a special school board session 

Tuesday night. 

"We think we have a good shot 

at being able to fund those programs." 

Hagelthom said. 

The committee, known as Community 

Support for a Complete 

Education iCSCE), has scheduled 

a public meeting for 7 p.m. Tues- 

forms 

• The conmlttM, known as Community Support 

for a Complete Education (CSCE), has scheduled 

a public meeting for 7 p.m. Tuesday, June 

29, In Weekend's Bailey Recreation Center, hehind 

city hall on Ford Road. Organizers are 

strongly encouraging concerned parents to attend. 

This week, the founders asked the school 

board to adopt a policy allowing CSCE to raise 

money and turn It over to the district for the 

sole purpose of paying for extracurricular activities. 

The board hedged on supporting a policy 

until legal Issues are addressed, but board 

members unanimously embraced the concept. 

day, June 29. in Westland's Bailey 

Recreation Center, behind city 

hall on Ford Road. Organizers are 

strongly encouraging concerned 

parents to attend. 

This week, the founders asked 

the school board to adopt a policyallowing 

CSCE to raise money 

and turn it over to the district for 

Linen, lace display 

planned at museum 

The Canton Historical Museum 

will have a display of Linen 

and Lace through the end of July. 

From 1-4 p.m. Saturday there will 

be a lace-making demonstration 

in the Museum Regular hours 

Ill klic .llU^CUUi. 

are 1-3 p.m. Tuesday and 1-4 Saturday. 

The Museum is at the corner 

of Proctor and Canton Center. 

Admission is free For further information, 

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Under their wing: The Plymouth Rotary Club is looking out for Daniel Caudill, who 

has spina bifida. The club's Services to the Handicapped Committee is providing 

Daniel with a STAR CAR and proceeds from a special fund to help him. His 

mother, Rebecca, helps Daniel stand with leg braces. 


STAFF WRITER 

The Plymouth Rotary Club hae taken Daniel 

Caudill under its wing. 

"We're going to follow him through his life," said 

Jerry Trumpka, soon-to-be chairman of the Rotary's 

Service to the Handicapped Committee. 

When Daniel's story appeared in the Observer 

April 29, an anonymous resident provided the 3'/jyear-old 

Plymouth resident with a special threewheel 

bike. The bicycle helps Daniel, who has spina 

bifida and is paralyzed from the waist down, to 

ride using his hands. 

But that was just the start. Area residents recently 

built the family a special ramp to allow 

Daniel easy access in his wheelchair in and out of 

the house. 

The Plymouth Rotary Foundation also approved 

buying what is called a STAR CAR for Daniel. It s 

a hand-propelled cart with detachable adult-height 

push handle. The cart, which will coat $467, allows 

a child such as Daniel easier mobility. 

The Rotary Foundation has received a lot of 

money in Daniel's name. "In the short term, you 

solve the needs of the family. But spina bifida (a 

congenital defect in the development of the spine) 

is a lifetime problem," said Tom Kennedy, outgoing 

committee chairman. 

That led members of the Rotary handicapped 

committee to ask the foundation to establish a 

fund in his name. "But the Internal Revenue Service 

said a fund can't be for a specific person,'' 

Kennedy said. 

The foundation then agreed to start a fund for 

area residents with spina bifida. The money will be 

used to help Daniel and any others with the defect. 

The committee also is working on having a physician 

or professor speak to members about spina 

bifida. 

The committee isn't stopping there. Beginning 

in August, it will begin an effort to solicit idle or 

unused handicapped equipment within the Plymouth-Plymouth 

Township community. 

"We're in the infancy stages of this thing.'' 

Trumpka said. 

But the idea is to match those with equipment 

needs with those who no longer need the equipment. 

"We hope to get a good network going." 

Trumpka said. 

Committee members don't want to take in 

equipment and let it sit. They are trying to work 

both sides of the coin. All equipment taken in will 

be repaired, if necessary, and cleaned. 

If you have equipment or a physical need for 

equipment, contact Trumpka during business 

hours, 454-4130, or Kennedy, 455-5649. 

The committee also received approval to spend 

$3,400 to buy and make available an automated 

security, communications and environmental control 

system for a multiple sclerosis victim. 

The first to use the system will be Plymouth 

resident Nancy Bobcean, who is a quadriplegic 

from multiple sclerosis. "We are offering her the 

computer system to make her life more comfortable," 

Kennedy said. She is the wife of Mel Bobcean, 

owner of Mel's Golden Razor, Plymouth. 

One of the final projects of the 1992-93 budget 

year ia a $570 donation of 20 full baseball uniforms 

to the Plymouth-Canton Special Olympics. 

"Our charge is to service handicapped people in 

the Plymouth community." Kennedy said. We 

come in with as many different ways to serve them 

as we can think of." 

Plymouth Township asks wage 

concessions from firefighters 

BY KEVIN BROWN 

STAFF WRITER 

The Plymouth Township supervisor 

has asked firefighter* to 

give back a 4 percent pay raise for 

one year, but they've voted down 

the request. 

Supervisor Kathleen Keen- 

McCarthy said her request waa 

sparked by concern over a tight 

township budget. 

"I asked them to do it for 12 

months effective whenever they 

would decide,' she said. 

"The townahip ia making all 

these efforts to balance the budget 

and the firefighter* certalniy 

negotiated their contract in good 

faith But that was before It waa 

known how difficult the budget 

was." she aaid 

The three-year contract with 

the firefighter* union waa negotiated 

before McCarthy waa elected 

and ia up Ma^ch 31, 1996. The 

contract cells for a 4 percent raise 

each year. 

"We bargained in good faith is 

what we told them, we didn't create 

the problem," said Jim Haar, 

president of the union representing 

the townships 17 firefighter*. 

Hear said the union has pro 

poeed a poeaible compromise — 

loaning the township government 

part of the negotiated raise, then 

getting it beck later with interest 

and the promise of putting a millage 

in creese before voters in 

1994. 

"We have heard no response, 

Haar aaid. "Wa're willinf to look 

at other ideaa." 

He apeculated that the request 

for a give-back ia a symbol to 

other employee unions now in 

contract negotiations with the 

townahip administration 

Unions representing four DPW 

employs* and 17 police officer*, 

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Drive from page IA 

letter, which will make • c*M — 

including community demographics 

— for a full «ervice facility. 

Why doesn't Canton with its 

more than 60,000 people have its 

own post office? "That's what we 

would like to know," aaid committee 

member Carol Felker, a 

former post office manager. 

Budgetary concerns are the 

most obvious hurdle to overcome 

in getting a post office. Residents 

c an rest assured a new facility, financed 

by the U.S. Postal Service. 

will not cost them in local 

Woman from page IA 

that wishes others with whom she 

served would be there, too. 

"I was just surprised by this. 

To be in Malta in 1942 and to be 

-itill alive 53 years later. A lot of 

^•eople who should have that cross 

h re now dead. 

Petrykowski was with the St. 

•John's Ambulance Brigade as a 

voluntary aide detachment. She 

worked mostly in the 90th General 

Hospital where she tended to 

members of the Royal Navy, 

Army and Air Force. 

She knew nothing of the honor 

atxjut to be bestowed until her 

brother. Henry Fenech, who re- 

The senior citizen nutrition program 

will serve these hot meals 

the week of June 28. Meals will 

be served at noon at Tonquish milk. 

Creek Manor. 1160 Shenc/an. in 

Plymouth (453-9703) and at 

11 30 a.m. at the Canton Recreation 

Center. 44237 Michigan 

Ave. (397-5444). 

Monday 

Beef thow mein, chow mein 

-0rommm^Cnhlpyininn will nir- MerthviUa 

the graduation ceremonies of 

Northville, Plymouth Salem and 

Plymouth Canton High Schools. 

These events can be seen on 

WLOC Channel 8 on the following 

dates and times: 

• *W« will try to mlmimizm tt»« BUDGET IBCOAVM- 

IMC«. W• will show what K costs la ovortao 

wftk cantors HAVING to coma oat boro (from 

Wayao-Wostlaad). . . Canton aoods a homo for 

Its carriors.' 

Carol Felker 

tax dollars. 

"We will try to minimize the 

budget inconvenience." Felker 

said. "We will show what it costs 

mains in Malta, wrote to her and 

sent a copy of a newspaper. The 

story was about the medals to be 

awarded and in the middle of the 

page was a photograph of her and 

the other VAD nurses she worked 

with. 

Petrykowski will leave for 

Washington July 1 with her three 

daughters, Gloria and Anna Marie 

of Canton and Elaina of Plymouth. 

They will stay most of the 

week and take in the capital. "My 

daughters said, 'Mom, this is an 

honor. If dad were alive, he'd say 

go.' " 

But she doesn't want people to 

LUNCH MENU FOR SENIORS 

noodles, soy sauce, oriental vegetable, 

grapes, wheat bread with 

margarine, vanilla pudding and 

Tuesday 

Baked chicken, mushroom gravy, 

peas with pasta, broccoli, 

tossed salad, French dressing, 

mixed melon, biscuit with margarine 

and milk. 

Wednesday 

Roast beef with gravy, mashed 

day, June 17; 6 p.m. Friday, June 

18; 6 p.m. Tuesday, June 22; and 

4:30 p.m. Thursday, June 24. 

Plymouth Salem — 3 p.m. 

Tuesday, June 15; 6 p.m. 

Wednesday, June 16; 4 p.m. Fri- 

The Observer/THURSDAY. JUNE 24, 1993 

committee member 

in overtime with the carriers having 

to come out here (from 

Wayne-Westland)." 

Logistics is also an issue. Rich- 

think she deserves this honor 

more than anyone else who served 

the Allies during the war. "My 

husband, he has his medals," 

Petrykowski said, pointing to seven 

medals nestled in a frame. 

Still, Petrykowski has her 

medals, too. She has the 1939-45 

Star, the Africa Star and the 

George VI War Medal. But the 

medals are neatly tucked away. 

Petrykowski's Canton home remains 

true to her heritage of family, 

religion and memories of a 

time in history that brought out 

the worst and best in people. She 

can show you photographs from 

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Hot dog, bun, mustard, ketchup, 

relish, corn, watermelon, margarine 

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Tuesday, June 15; '3 p.m. 

Wednesday, June 16; 6:30 p.m. 

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ardson told the committee that 

the Wayne-Weatland post office 

ia already crowded. "She aaid 

they don't have room for one more 

Canton route," Felker aaid 

With a new full service post office, 

the postal transportation network, 

including the big trucks 

that deliver the mail, would have 

to be changed, she added. 

The committee will hit all angles 

necessary in getting the post 

office. Not only has Canton with 

its burgeoning populstion come of 

age, but demand for postal services 

has increased from both the 

the war and books about Malta. 

That's not to mention written 

memories by her husband, Leonard, 

who served in the 501st Ordinance 

Heavy Maintenance Tank 

Co., under Gen. George Patton. 

Petrykowski waa born in the 

United States, but her parents 

wanted to return to Malta, their 

residential and business sectors. 

Felker aaid 

That's not to mention that 

other communities, many smaller 

than Canton, have full aervice 

post offices. In Wayne County, 

Canton ranks fourth in populstion 

with only Detroit, Livonia, 

Westland and Taylor exceeding it. 

Novi falls in line after Canton 

with 24,048 population and it has 

a full service poet office, according 

to committee data. 

In the surrounding area, the 

following communities have full 

service post offices: Belleville 

homeland. "When war broke out, 

the whole family stayed," she 

said 

The family — except for 

brother Henry — returned to the 

United States in 1947. She met 

Leonard Petrykowski here, married, 

and the couple raised their 

children on St. Hedwig's in De- 

with a population of 3,270; Garden 

City, 31346; Plymouth, 9,560; 

Plymouth Townahip, 23,646. 

"The fact that Canton is a 

township has nothing to do with 

it," Felker said. "Canton needs a 

home for its carriers." 

Also on the committee's priority 

list ia a transportation service, 

particularly for senior adults and 

people with handicaps; a newspaper 

office; major hotels with banquet 

facilities; and consolidstion 

of school districts. Canton hat. 

three: Plymouth-Canton, Wayne 

Westland and Van Buren. 

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"When you are 71, it's a good 

feeling when you think back," 

Petrykowski said "The island 

was in the middle of the Mediterranean. 

It was bombed day and 

night; the airports, the docks. But 

they couldn't break the Maltese 

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Audit says county should tighten control of vehicle fleet 

BY RALPH R. ECHTINAW 

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A recently released audit of the 

management of Wayne County's 

fleet of 447 vehicles charges the 

county administration under Executive 

Edward McNamara with 

sloppy record keeping that opens 

the door for abuse of county vehicle 

privileges. 

McNamara's chief of staff, David 

Katz, said there are "a lot of 

half truths" in the audit, but the 

administration will work with the 

county commission to improve its 

management of the county vehicle 

fleet. 

Auditor General Ramona Henderson's 

chief recommendation is 

that the county should establish 

or designate an office that would 

be responsible for keeping track of 

all county vehicles. Currently, the 

report says, each department of 

the county has sole control over 

the operation and purchase of its 

own vehicles. 

Among the audit's conclusions 

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B Departments don't keep good 

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sale of county vehicles to the extent 

that "some vehicles included 

on the liats were no longer owned 

by the county, and numerous vehicles 

were not on the list," the 

audit report says. Katz admits 

that "there's probably some truth 

to that accusation." 

B Departments hsve "great latitude" 

in deciding what kind of vehicles 

will be purchased, what options 

those vehicles will have and 

who gets to drive them, the report 

says. 

Exhibit A here seems to be the 

purchaae of 25 Jeep Grand Cherokee 

Larados and lease of five extra 

fancy Jeep Grand Cherokee Limiteds 

for Metro Airport. The report 

says that the bid specifications 

on that contract "were 

determined by airport personnel 

and approved by individuals currently 

assigned Jeep Grand Cherokee 

Limiteds." 

The report says the bid specifications 

were "designed around 

the Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited 

and Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo 

(instead of) designed around the 

need and requirements of the di- 

vision or department" that would 

use the vehicle. 

The audit report suggests that 

bid specifications for vehicle purchases 

be drawn up by a separate 

office of the county with input 

from the county agency that will 

ultimately use the vehicle. 

B Wayne County has no mechanism 

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Schools begin 

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Summer hours for the E.J. 

McClendon Educational Center, 

which houses the school district's 

administrative offices, are in effect. 

This summer, the offices will 

be open 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. The 

office will be closed Monday, July 

5. Regular office hours, 8 a.m. to 5 

p.m., will resume Monday, Aug. 

30. 

The E.J. McClendon Educational 

Center is at 454 S. Harvey 

in downtown Plymouth. 

Historical Society 

plans quilt raffle 

The Canton Historical Society 

will hold a quilt raffle to benefit 

the Bartlett House restoration. 

Tickets ($1) will be sold Saturday 

and Sunday during Liberty Fest 

Trees from page I A 

Many homeowners use gypsum 

to break up the clay when planting 

but it's not a good idea. "Gypsum 

is calcium. They are adding 

it to soil that is made from limestone." 

Lime is no better. It 

changes the ph level in the alkaline 

clay soil to levels which are 

dangerous to plants, Bricault 

said. 

Compost is the answer. "It's 

amazing what it does for the soil " 

he added. 

Don't limit compost to grass 

clippings. Throw in vegetable 

peelings, egg shells and cover the 

mixture to prevent wetness. Turn 

it over regularly to keep oxygen in 

it. Don't forget to balance the 

compost two parts brown (such as 

leaves) material to one part green. 

"lirg~RII6TF~afid~pft>P'TT trr-Wittr - Bftftto saitf.- 

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mounding the root ball. "Dig the 

hole wider, but not deeper than 

one-half or two-thirds the size of 

the ball," Preston Bratto said. 

Many homeowners dig out the 

bottom of the hole and fill it with_ 

other material, including dirt and 

peat moss. "We're finding people 

like to dig a huge hole and change 

the soil. What they do is create a 

bucket," Bricault said. 

Some experts disagree with how 

to plant. One thought is to fill the 

sides of the hole — not the bot- 

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torn against the clay base — with 

other materials, particularly 

Canadian peat, dirt or compost. 

Another thought is to use the existing 

soil plus an organic material, 

such as compost. 

Whatever method you choose, 

don't dig too deep. The mound 

should be above the grass. And if 

you're planting where you usually 

use lawn sprinklers, mound the 

tree even higher, Preston Bratto 

said. 

"The ball should be resting on 

something that won't drop," she 

added. 

Watering tips 

Preston Bratto has some watering 

tips to offer. Water trees every 

one-to-two weeks, depending on 

your yard and your lawn sprinkling 

habits. Remember that evergreens 

don't like large amounts of 

water. When you buy a tree, ask 

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"Trees are living things. They 

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Services for Robert L. Sielaff, 73, 

of Livonia were Tuesday, June 22, 

at Lola Park Lutheran Church, 

Redford. Burial was in Grand 

Lawn Cemetery. 

He was born July 6, 1919 in Detroit. 

He died Friday, June 18, in 

Sinai Hospital. He lived eight 

years in Livonia and formerly 

lived in Redford and Detroit. He 

retired in 1984 as a mailer in the 

circulation department at the Detroit 

Free Press. He also worked 

for Detroit Times and Detroit 

News. He was a member of Lola 

Park Lutheran Church. 

He is survived by his wife, 

Doris V. Sielaff of Livonia; one 

son, Edward Sielaff of Livonia; 

one daughter, Nancy Erickson of 

Superior, Wis.; one sister, Shirley 

Nelson of Plymouth and three 

grandchildren. 

The Rev. Edward Zell Sr. officiated 

the service. Arrangements 

were made by Harry J. Will Funeral 

Home, Livonia. 

MARCCL O. MAIM 

Services for Marcel G. Masse, 80, 

of Westland were Monday, June 

21, at Prayer Baptist Church, 

Westland. Burial was in Mount 

Hope Cemetery, Livonia. 

He was bom June 20, 1912 in 

Sandwich, Ontario, Canada. He 

died Friday, June 18, in Westland. 

He was retired as a cab driver. 

He was a member of Prayer 

Baptist Church. 

He is survived by his wife. 

Frances Masse of Westland; two 

sons, Ted Masse of Canton and 

Michael Masse of Mount Pleas- 

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ant, Tenn.; three daughters, Joan 

Kuczek of Englewood, Colo., 

Vicky Kuczek of Plymouth and 

Janet Middleton of Westland; 

and 11 grandchildren. 

The Rev. Larry Bartlett officiated 

the service. Memorial contributions 

may be given to the family. 

Arrangements were made by 

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Westland were at noon today at 

St. Richard Catholic Church, 

Westland. Burial was in Michigan 

Memorial Park, Flat Rock. 

She was born June 20, 1933 in 

Detroit. She died Sunday, June 

20, in Livonia. She lived in the 

Westland community for many 

years. She was an executive with 

Ford Motor Company for 30 years. 

She retired in 1989. 

She is survived by her husband, 

Theodore M. Ritter of Westland; 

two daughters, Sandra M. Michie 

of Canton and Suzette A. Timoszyk 

of Westland; one son, Ted 

M. Ritter Jr. of Delray Beach, 

Fla; five grandchildren; and four 

sisters, Naomi Huhn of Merced, 

Calif., Merryann Franklin of 

Reno, Nev., April Lehr of Belle 

ville and Lonnie J. Stevens of 

Westland. 

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officiated the service. Memorial 

contributions may be given to 

American Heart Association or 

given in the form of Mass cards 

Arrangements were made by Vermeulen 

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Detroit Metropolitan Airport 

carries a world class traffic load. 

By the end of the century, it will 

have world class facilities, say 

the Wayne County officials who 

run it. 

"Metro was built in 1956, but 

it has never been modernized 

although there has been a lot of 

facelifting," County Executive 

Edward H. McNamara told the 

Southeast Michigan Council of 

Governments. 

Airport manager Robert 

Braun detailed with slides the 

construction program that will 

make Metro, located south of I- 

94 in Romulus, generate 9,000 

new jobs by the year 2000: 

• A fourth north-south parallel 

runway, this one of 10,000 feet, 

able to handle world class airliners. 

(Already Metro has 10 

flights to Tokyo, and its traffic 

volume doubled to 10 million 

passengers between 1982 and 

1992.) It is under construction. 

• A critical second, "cross- 

wind" eastwest runway. Currently, 

when the winds are 

wrong, Metro's capacity drops 

from three runways to one. 

causing traffic tieups. 

• A south access road, now under 

construction. It will allow I- 

275 traffic to enter from the 

south, relieving the Merriman 

Road entrance from overburdened 

1-94. 

• A new midfield terminal, as 

long as the three existing terminals, 

with moving sidewalks. No 

passenger will have to cross a 

road through traffic. "A big part 

of our problem is to reduce the 

level of stress." Braun said. 

• A new six-story parking deck 

and replacement of the old deck 

with a total capacity of 6,700 vehicle 

spaces. 

• "The tallest control tower in 

the country," 250 feet for $15 

million, with state of the art 

equipment. 

• A better located fire station. 

• An effort to deal with water 

runoff that will be known as 

Crosswinds Marsh Nature In- 

The Observer/ THURSDAY. JUNE 24. 1993 (R,W,0-66)*7A 

terpretive Area. The 1,000-acre 

park will have canoe trails, fishing 

piers and equestrian trails. 

• $200 million worth of efforts 

to mitigate noise, including a 

redesigned flight pattern, noise 

berms and purchase of adjacent 

lands. 

"It will all be done with revenues 

from the airport. No tax 

dollars are used," said Braun. 

Already this year passenger 

traffic IB up 16 percent, he said. 

Metro is 17th in the U.S. in airline 

operations, 13th in the 

number of people and 22nd in 

cargo. 

Wayne County also owns 

Willow Run Airport in nearby 

Ypsilanti which handles much 

cargo traffic. 

The airport presentation 

highlighted SEMCOG's annual 

meeting, during which delegates 

from 132 member governments 

in seven counties approved a 

long list of deficient traffic corridors 

without dissent. 

SEMCOG has taken on new 

responsibilities in the last year 

— the allocation of transportation 

money — under the new 

federal Intermodal Surface 

Transportation Efficiency Act 

(ISTEA). 

ISTEA has raised SEMCOG 

from a council of governments 

voluntarily doing long range 

planning to an operating government. 

In recent months, 

Oakland County and Detroit 

have challenged SEMCOG's delegate 

apportionment system — 

essentially, one government, 

one vote, with a few exceptions 

for large units. 

But SEMCOG's bylaws committee, 

chaired by Wayne County 

Probate Judge Milton Mack, 

said the difficulty of the task 

"has discouraged major changes 

to the current voting structure.'' 

His panel recommended "no 

change" but said it "remains 

active seeking a solution to 

equity in SEMCOG's voting 

structure." 

Mack's report was received 

without comment. 

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The Observer/ THURSDAY. JUNE 24,1993 

A new perspective 

Former principal helps out in jungles of Belize 

By M.B. Dillon 

STAFF Warren 

Belize. Just the name of this 

Central American country atirs 

images of a tropical Mecca where 

a vacationer can loll in a hammock, 

confident the skies will be 

suAny, the air warm and dry, and 

the palm trees swaying, beckoning 

noisy, colorful parrots and 

toucans. 

But unlike many who travel to 

the tiny country bordered by Mexico, 

Guatemala and the Caribbean, 

George Dodson and Zack 

Hall know firsthand what it's like 

to live in third-world Belize. 

George Dodson is the retired 

longtime principal of Smith 

School. He now offers his services 

as a counselor with Plymouth- 

Canton adult education. 

Recently, he discovered his 

grandson Zack of Grass Lake had 

a chance to travel with a church 

group to Belize. It was OK with 

Zack's parents for their son to go 

if grampa was willing to accompany 

him. George went. He says he 

will never be the same. 

"I'm sure when many of us go 

to church, we give our money to 

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said George, who used to 

wonder himself. George and Zack. 

along with more than a dozen volunteers 

from the Family Worship 

Center of Grass Lake and Pastor 

Dean Cormoney, were at the disposal 

of Ernie and Martha Aldridge, 

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The Observer/ THURSDAY. JUNE 24,1993 (P.011A 2 

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Like grandfather, like grandson: George Dodson of Plymouth Township and his grandson, 

Zack Hall of Grass Lake, traveled to Belize together, where they worked with the 

Ketchi Indians. 

Belize from page 1 OA 

made me a lot more thankful for 

what I have," said Zack, who was 

intrigued by the rain forest, Mayan 

ruins, monkeys, tigers, iguanas 

and tarantulas he saw in Belize 

and neighboring Guatemala. 

The trip gave George a new perspective, 

also. 

"The temperatures were in the 

high 80s and 90s, and it's so dry 

the earth cracks open and the river 

gets low," he said. The roads 

leave much to be desired. 

"They're full of holes, rocks and 

gravel. It took us one hour to go 

nine miles," said George, who 

gave the Aldridges money to complete 

a roof and the Indians nearly 

all the clothing he brought with 

him. 

Going back 

"To just see those people and 

their intelligence is something; we 

live in total luxury here," said 

George. 

George is determined to return 

to Belize to again offer his help to 

the Ketchi people. In the meantime, 

he's collecting the $1,250 it 

will take for the Aldridges to dig a 

well. So far, he's received contributions 

from Plymouth-Canton 

Superintendent John Hoben, administrator 

Pat O'Donnell, Dr. 

Norman Epstein of Ann Arbor, 

Clint Foreman of Plymouth 

Township, and educator Jim 

"Doc" Doyle. 

Zack said he enjoyed just being 

with his grandfather. "He taught 

me a lot of lessons. I was fortunate 

enough I didn't have to 

make mistakes; I could learn just 

being with him. I enjoyed that a 

Value Of Time 

10 

lot, and and I'll never forget it. 

Everyone enjoyed him. Even the 

pastor relied on him quite a few 

times to bring order back." 

George said it was a learning 

experience for him, too. "I learned 

the importance of education in 

the development of a nation. It's 

in the fabric of what we are. Our 

founding father realized that you 

need higher schools of learning to 

build a great country. It hits me 

acutely, because I see what's happening. 

They are in the process of 

building a nation; they're building 

a country." 

The experience also rekindled 

George's appreciation of children. 

"I miss the kids (at Smith 

School) to this day. "If people 

would just take a second look at 

children, they'd be happier." 

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The Observer/THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1993 

New Morning offers summer program 

' Registration* are being accepted 

for summer claaaes at New 

Morning School in Plymouth 

Townahip. Claaaea are open to 

children ages 3-14 years. 

Students can chooae from a variety 

of Discovery Days Classes 

ranging from Kitchen Science to 

Big Bugs or Dinoaaura and much 

more. The Discovery Days Claaaea 

have a 12 to 1 student-teacher 

ratio. There are many hands on 

activitiea that involve the student 

and encourage self expression. 

HAP stages 

family fest 

Music, entertainment, free 

sports clinics and lots of handson 

activities for children will be 

featured at the Health Alliance 

Plan's first-ever HAP Family Fun 

Fest this weekend at the Southfield 

Civic Center. 

HAP spokesmen say the emphasis 

is on fun, affordable, family-oriented 

entertainment at the 

civic center. 26000 Evergreen 

Road, between Lahser and Southfield 

roads and 10 and 11 Mile 

roads, Southfield. 

The family fest features "The 

Great Wallendas Circus,'' three 

entertainment stages, petting zoo, 

camel rides, strolling performers 

and artists, skydiving exhibitions, 

a free Detroit Rockers soccer clinic 

and Detroit Drive football clinic, 

the Kroger Supermarket for 

Kids and more. 

Hours are 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. 

Saturday and noon to 5 p.m. Sunday. 

Admission parking and all 

performances are free. Some activities 

have nominal fees which 

will benefit local charities. 

The fest is designed to be five 

fairs in one — health, environmental, 

ethnic, fun and parenting 

_Ienry Ford Health System in cooperation 

with the Detroit Zoological 

Society's "Dinosauria" exhibit 

focuses on nutrition, skin care 

and health choices. 

The Kroger Co. will open the 

door to a "Supermarket for Kids," 

which features items found in a 

real store, a checkout aisle and 

shopping carts as well a9 produce, 

grocery and drugstore sections. A 

$1 donation lets children ages 3- 

12 shop at the market and receive 

$2 in play money to spend in the 

store. Trial size, single pack items 

and other products suited for 

small hands will be available. 

The store is designed to make it 

fun for children while teaching 

the value of money and shopping. 

Proceeds go to CATCH Caring 

Athletes Team for Chidlren's and 

Henry Ford Hospitals. 

The husband-and wife team of 

Allynn Gooen, the Balloon Man 

and Annie Hickman, the Bug 

Lady will perform along with 

Wendy Brackman "The Paper 

Plate Picasso" who entertains 

while she snips and folds paper 

plates into hats, masks, costumes 

and anything imaginable. 

David Parker, the "Pied Piper 

of Sign,' will do his "dance of the 

hands" sign language at the family 

fest. Jokes and stores are mixed 

in with the music — all with a 

message of love, self-acceptance 

and appreciation for the differences 

in society. 

The family fest is held in conjunction 

with the "Star 

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The event is presented by HAP 

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There are two sessions of Discovery 

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July 6-15. Session II meets July 

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Science and math camps meet 

during August. Science Camp I — 

The Natural World meets Aug. 2- 

6. Science Camp II — The World 

in Motion meets Aug. 9-13. Math 

Camp — Roddies, Rods and 

Rainbow Cubes meets Aug. 16-20. 

Science and math camps offer 

many hands on activities in an 

environment where teachers and 

aasistante will result in a 7 to 1 

ratio. Students are divided into 

age appropriate groups and are 

open to children 6-12 year* old. 

The School Success Program 

runs July 5-29. A clasa capacity of 

12 students insures individual attention 

and an individualized 

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and teacher will decide the 

course of study with daily and 

long term goal planning. Choosing 

from the following but not limited 

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Restricted parking 

A R O U N D 

CANTON 

At 11 a.m., Friday, June 25, until 9 a.m., 

Sunday, June 27, Canton police will prohibit 

parking on the shoulders of Canton 

Center Road, Palmer to Proctor, and on Proctor, 

from Canton Center westbound, during the Liberty 

Fest. 

Because of the traffic volume expected for the 

fireworks display after dark Saturday, police will 

close southbound Canton Center Road, from 

Cherry Hill to Proctor. Northbound Canton Center 

Road will be closed from Palmer to Proctor. 

The road will be closed 10:30-11:15 p.m. 

Open house 

Plymouth-Can ton Jaycees will sponsor an 

open house at 7 p.m. Monday, June 28, at 

the Plymouth Landing. 

The open house is for residents and businesses 

to meet and learn more about the Jaycees. The 

Jaycees is a community service organization that 

promotes individual and professional development 

through community service. 

For more information, contact the Jaycee hotline 

at 453-8407. 

Edison along Ridge 

Detroit Edison crews will do maintenance 

work and some tree trimming in an easement 

along the west side of Ridge Road, 

between Warren and Joy roads. 

Edison crews will place stakes in the easement 

this week because the addition of new wiring in 

the area requires some utility poles to be moved or 

replaced. Poles will be placed along existing lines. 

(Santon (Dbseruer 

NEWS 

INSIDE: 

Editorials, Page 16A 

Points of view, Page 17A 

Page 13A 

P-C High lists '93 graduates 

Plymouth Canton High School 

held commencement ceremonies at 

Hill Auditorium in Ann Arbor Sunday, 

June 13. 

Class of 1993 graduates include the 

following: 

Chad J. Adamus, Michelle L. Agdomy, 

Shazia Ahmed, Vinay Ahuja, 

Matthew W. Albere, Nicole C. Alquiza, 

James P. Altmann, Heather O. 

Amos, Michael B. Andersen, Christie 

L. Anderson, Heather E. Anderson, 

Kenneth W. Anderson, Ryan J. Anderson, 

Sarah E. Ankofski, Lara M. 

Antczak, Angela M. Anthony, Joseph 

P. Anzalone, Michael A. Applegate, 

Mark A. Armstrong, Lisa A. Atwell. 

Takehiro Babasaki, Scott E. Babut, 

Eric Y. Baden, {Catherine E. 

Bahr, Henry L. Bahrou, Dyan M. 

Bailey, Colleen S. Baker, Kimberly J. 

Balcom, Ban dace R. Banners, Christopher 

S. Barker, Alisa J. Bar 1 age, 

Matthew A. Barr, Mark D. W. Barry, 

Jonathan A. Bartush, Michael A. 

Bastien', Selena J. Bastine, John R. 

Bauman, Erica M. Bazman, Joshua 

E. Beattie, Kenneth M. Beauchamp, 

James M. Beaudry, Phillip Beccaccio, 

Scott M. Belasco, John A. Bell, Craig 

K. Benedict, Matt C. Berres. 

Tahira A. Bharoocha, Daryl R. Biallas, 

Matthew L. Bialobrzeski, Leon 

B. Black Kelley S. Blancke, Brittany 

E. M. Blase, Scott A. Boersma, Bryan 

Bogater, Michael T. Boland, Adam P. 

Bourque, Marty A. Boyatt, Lisa J. 

Boyer, Christopher L. Bray, April M. 

Brian, James M. Brook^ns, Melissa 

A. Brooks, Susan E. Broschay, Keith 

D. Brown, Laura S. Brown, Matthew 

C. Brown, Terri L. Brown, Robert J. 

Buntine, Eric 

sante, Christopher P. Chirpka, Donald 

T. Choi, Paul J. Christensen, 

Laura Y. Ciantar, Rebecca L. Cifaldi, 

Can dice E. Clark, Craig Clement, 

Melanie Renee Cline, Christina A. 

Clinton, Jason M. Cohen, Kimberly 

A. Colangelo, Mark R. Col burn, 

Damon 0. Collier, Christopher J. Collins, 

Christopher D. Comito, Daniel 

B. Comito, Brian M. Comstock, Colleen 

M. Connell, Ryan M. Connor, 

Kelly L. Conrad, Mary K. Cook, Kristyn 

J. Corp, Emma Cotter, Ryan W. 

Cox, Amy D. Creighton, Owen B. 

Crosby, Michael P. Crumley, Jason 

M. (Cunningham 

Steven A. Dale, Matthew W. Daluisio, 

Jennifer C. Danely, Christopher 

S. Danowski, Scott R. Daubner, 

Melissa L. Davis, Todd J. Davis, 

Thomas G. DeGiorgio, Jonathan R. 

DeKiere, An astasia H. Demergis, 

Marc A. Dempster, Jill E. Dennison, 

Matthew K. Dialak, Neil J. Dixon, 

Richard W. Dockery, Kayode C. 

Docks, Penny L. Donaldson, Kristen 

M. Downarowicz, Shelley W. Downs, 

Kristen A. Drauss, Karrie L. Drinkhahn, 

Amy B. Durham. 

Lisa L. Ebere, Jeremy S. Edwards, 

Holley P. Engel, Carlos A. Escurel Jr. 

Victor S. Faris, SueAnn M. Farris, 

John W. Ferrell, Tamara J. Filas, 

Jenifer D. Finnegan, Mark C. Fiorenzi, 

Matthew J. Firestone, Ryan W. 

Fisher, Michele M. Fliss, Scott D. 

Fohey, Ryan D. Fordham, Angela M. 

Fountain, Richard C. Fournier Jr., 

Jessica L. Frank, Darren A. Frentner, 

Jeffrey L. Fuerst. 

Ajeet Y. Gaekwad, John C. Garvin, 

deth, Gregory P. Guignard, Paul J. 

Cumber. 

Kristen L Hack, Beth A. Halmekangas, 

Seth D. Halstead, Michael 

E. Hamemik, Karl F. Hanson, Donny 

R, Harder Jr., Neil A. Haremski, 

Trista D. Hart, Jeanne T. Hartnett, 

Rebecca M. Hattner, Jeffrey S. Hawley, 

Brian C. Hayes, Michael J. 

Hayes, Edward P. Hayter, David C. 

Hedrick, Jennifer M. Heffner, Ryan J. 

Henkel, Joseph G. Herlihy, Corey J. 

Hill, Hunter S. Hinchcliff, Matthew 

F. Hincher, Dwayne E. Hindman, 

Troy M. Hinote, Matthew Hofmann, 

Albert I. Hollingsworth, Kelly A. 

Holmes, Misty L. Honeycutt, Gary G. 

Hopkins, Matthew E. Horn, Brenda 

S. Howard, Carrie M. Howe, Donna 

C. Howe, Eric T. Hulett, Joey A. 

Hull, Chad A. Hunter, Nicole L. Hupert, 

Jill M. Hupenbauer, Leah M. 

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Laura A. Isom, Mariola Jackowski, 

Glenn A. Jakubus, Rebecca M. Jardine,Chad 

D. JohnBon, Christopher 

T. Johnson, Jeremy W. Johnson, Rebecca 

L. Johnson. 

April L. Karr, Renee M. Kassa, 

John M. Kassees, Melissa D. Keith, 

Neil T. Keith, Scott B. Keller, Renee 

L. Kemp, Nathaniel D. Ketcham, 

Karina M.- Kilpelainen, Amanda L. 

Kimball, Holly E. Kimball, Andrew 

C. King, Amy L. Kinns, Carrie L. 

Kioski, Jesse J. Kippola, Michelle L. 

Kisil, Courtney A. Kissman, David 

W. Kline, Stacey K. Knopek, Kimberly 

S. Koby, Christopher J. Konkel, Y. 

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SPECIAL 

EVENTS 

: CONCERT 

The first free concert of 

Thursday Night Summer 

Series, sponsored by Canton 

Township Parks and Recreation 

Services and Waste 

Management — Woodland 

Meadows Landfill will take 

place at 7:30 p.m. July 8 at 

Heritage Park Amphitheater 

in Canton Township. Spirit 

of America Band will perform 

at the opening show. 

Lawn chairs and blankets 

welcome. Refreshments and 

concession will be available. 

397-5110. 

• FARMERS' MARKET 

Open-air market offers 

fruits, vegetables and flowers 

7:30 a.m. to noon Saturdays 

through Oct. 16 in 

The Gathering across from 

Kellogg Park in Plymouth. 

453-1540. 

• MUSJC-IN-THE-PARK 

Concerts are held at noon 

Wednesdays in Kellogg Park 

in downtown Plymouth. 

• POETRY LOVERS 

Plymouth Poets on Parade 

offers its first in a series of 

six poetry readings, 7-9 p.m. 

tonight at the Outback Cappucinno 

Bar on Main Street. 

Tonight's reader is Don 

Lytle from Clarkston; open 

rajkw.r*a4jn 

the Park, BfOHllside Press,- 

iU»Bi 

and Outback Cappucinno 

For information, call 

RodTl5mhaxt1459-7319. 

• POOLS NEEDED 

Plymouth YMCA needs 

pools, one to two hours a 

day, to conduct swim programs. 

Those donating a 

pool will receive free instruction. 

453-2904. 

• JAYCEES OPEN HOUSE 

Plymouth-Canton residents 

and business people are invited 

to an open house at 7 

p.m. Monday at the Plymouth 

Landing, 340 S. Main 

Street. 

• AMUSEMENT TICKETS 

Canton Parks and Recreation 

Services offers discount 

tickets to area amusement 

parks and attractions 

8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday-Friday, 

1150 S. Canton 

Center Road. 397-5110,, 

FOR KIDS 

• DAY CAMPS 

Day camp for Canton kids 

ages 5-15 is 10 a.m.-4:30 

p.m. Monday-Friday 

through Aug. 6 at Heritage 

Park, behind the Canton 

Township Building, 1130 S. 

Canton Center Road. Register 

with Parks and Recreation, 

397-5110. 

Camp Tonquish Day 

Camp for children ages 6-12 

CAMPUS NOTES 

- CM'lh Pftrfr (Su^fcprlqnH and 

Forest), and Rotary Park 

The Observer/ THURSDAY. JUNK 24, 1993 

YOUR G U I D E TO E V E N T S IN A N D A R O U N D C A N T O N 

meets 9 a.m.-5 p.m. at Plymouth 

Township Park (Ann 

Arbor Trail and McClumpha). 

Camp Tonquish 

Critters for children ages 3-6 

meets at the Grange Building. 

453-2904. 

Supervised playground 

program for Canton kids 

ages 5-15 runs through Aug. 

5 at various parks. Canton 

Parks and Recreation, 397- 

5110. 

First session for Salvation 

Army summer day 

camp runs through July 16. 

2nd session is July 26-Aug. 

20. Three locations. 453- 

8480. 

• PLYMOUTH YMCA 

Swim lessons for ages 6 

months through 12 years are 

held in backyard pools beginning 

June 28. (Adult water 

exercise is also offered). 

Other classes include gymnastics, 

T-ball skills/league, 

Softball, cheerleading, soccer 

camp, karate, driver's education, 

golf lessons, arts and 

crafts, introduction to dance 

for ages 4 and up, pre-school 

soccer, bu

16A 

New downtown 

A good thing gets moving 

While the city of Plymouth is stumbling 

all over its street scape plan. Canton 

Township is boldly moving ahead with 

a $3 million project to create a downtown. 

Such a project won't instantly create a downtown 

in Canton similar to that of Plymouth or 

Northville, but it will create the hot house atmosphere 

in which one can grow. 

The project's boundaries include 84 acres 

along Ford Road from Sheldon to Morton Taylor 

and incorporate IT businesses. The improvements 

include new landscaping, replacement 

of sidewalks and the addition of earth 

•berms and timber retaining walls. 

The project will identify and define an area, 

possibly encouraging new development in the 

area. 

Also addressed are concerns in Canton that 

strip development isift friendly to pedestrians. 

The plan includes modifying sidewalks with ornamental 

paving and low brick walls to separate 

walkers from parking lots. Lighting will 

also be added. 

For some reason people like a community 

that has a defined hub, and the project offers a 

Canton (Observer 

OPINION 

response to that complaint. 

In reality. Canton Township should have 

looked to define a townsite when it was looked 

at for development in the 1920s. But that didn t 

happen. It should have been thought of again in 

the early 1970s when development did occur. 

And that 1970s development was of the strip 

variety, which is about as welcome and friendly 

as a traffic jam on 1-275. 

But things can change, and the project being 

put together by the Downtown Development 

Authority and the township is a start at the 

very least. 

Supervisor Tom Yack wants the district to 

serve as a model for what should happen on the 

remainder of Ford Road, Canton's major business 

artery. This use of a DDA project is creative. 

Few new communities have been able to manage 

development in a way that serves the need 

of residents, and even fewer have been able to 

create new downtowns. 

Canton's effort may be small, but at least it's 

a start. We hope it's a successful beginning. 

Bills help pharmacies compete 

ou have a chance, right now, to do some- *• 

"thing about controlling health care costs. 

The answer lies in Senate Bills 590-593. 

Those bills will keep your independent neigh- 

seve raT'reaSSTTST - 

ThetnTTs mandate USSTfiSSftteaac rnsrrnmetf' 

antes 

bidding on contracts. At the moment, independent 

pharmacists are all but excluded from bidding 

because preferred provider organizations, 

to which most of us belong, have overrun the 

process. 

It works like this. Let's say Acme PPO wants 

to provide a prescription drug plan for its members. 

Acme PPO, rather than letting bids, finds 

it easier to go straight to the larger drug distribution 

companies, asking, in effect, "Would you 

provide this coverage for our members?" 

That keeps the independent out of the loop 

and never gives the local pharmacist a chance to 

bid for Acme's business. 

If Senate Bills 590-593 fail, then one day 

you'll walk around the corner to fill a prescription 

and find the pharmacy gone. You'll have 

your Acme PPO prescription drug card, but it 

only will be honored at Acme Drugs, which 

won't necessarily be in your neighborhood. 

When you get there, you'll find dozens of 

other plan members, just like you, standing 

around waiting for their prescriptions because 

they cannot go anywhere else. 

In short, Senate Bills 590-593 are protecting 

free trade, trying to hinder monopolies from 

forming, and ensuring your freedom to deal with 

the pharmacist of your choice. 

We all run into embarrassing medical problems 

from time to time. Many people ask questions 

of their pharmacists that they are too shy 

to ask of their doctors. You could do that in 

front of a counter full of people, or down the 

street, where you might get a little privacy. 

Furthermore, the more bids on a contract, the 

more competition there is, and that's how prices 

become competitive. Fewer bids mean large 

pharmaceutical companies will be able to dictate 

pricing even more than they do now, and 

QUESTION: 

What do you 

think about 

the school 

mlllaga going 

down and the 

cancellation 

of sports and 

extracurricular 

actlvtttos 

for students 

next year? 

We asked this 

question at the 

Canton Post Off 

ice 

tt's unfortunate 

aecausethe kJds 

always are the 

ones who get the 

snort end of the 

stick . . . The 

*hole thing is 

pretty frustrat 

mg.' 

PegReM 


• If the bills fall, one day you'll 

walk around the corner to fill a 

prescription and find the pharma^ 

You'll have your Acme 

744 WING, PLYMOUTH, MI 48170 

Drugs, which won't necessarily" 

you-get there, you'll find dozens 

of other plan members standing 

around waiting for their prescriptions 

because they cannot go 

anywhere else. 

consumers will hpve a choice: Take it or leave 

it. 

At the moment, you can take it, or take it 

down the street. 

Preferred provider organizations will tell you 

Senate Bills 590-593 will mean the loss of pharmaceutical 

cost controls. After all, you belong to 

a PPO because that PPO told you, or your company: 

"Contract with us, and we'll get low cost 

for your members.' 

But think about it this way. PPOs are coming 

back to their members and asking members to 

absorb more and more of the costs. Remember 

when you first joined your PPO? Everything 

was paid for, right? That was the whole idea. 

Now the word "co-pay" has become a regular 

part of our vocabulary, particularly with prescriptions. 

That's because some PPOs lost their 

ability to negotiate better"pricing with, say, 

Acme Pharmaceuticals, so, in order to fulfill 

their contractual obligation of keeping prices 

low, they ask you to "share" in the cost. 

Pretty soon, if this continues, you'll be paying 

so much of the freight for a prescription that 

you'll wonder why you've got a PPO. After all, 

you can pay a lot for a prescription without 

being a PPO member, right? 

Competition is the only thing that will keep 

the costs of medication down. Independent 

pharmacists have a right to compete. Save 

them, and you'll be saving yourselves a lot of 

money in prescription drug bills. 

COMMUNITY VOICE 

J 

I thought that 

was what the lottery 

was for. With 

what taxpayers 

pay. there should 

be money for 

schools.' 

Cheryl 

Dlngetdey 


•| have to admtt 

Cm not realty Informed 

on It. I've 

been out of 

town, and It's 

been a bed sum 

mef already.' 

KJmberty Docn 


'I think It's terrible. 

They should 

as* voters again 

for 4 mills. I'd go 

for It.' 

OerUeleon 

Csnton 

ttaoasa 

isJrf/Afr 

Loved ones 

I 

am writing in regard to your article in the 

Observer's "Points of View." 

Just maybe the President was booed and 

heckled for ignoring the 2,266 unaccounted 

American POWs, or the evidence of the 1,205 

American POWs being held in Hanoi as of Sep 

tember 1972, or possibly the thought of lilting 

the trade embargo for his own greed knowing 

soldiers/men who fought for this greai country 

Dodging draft 

I 

ARKIE HUDKINS 

YltfS! 

LETTERS 

THURSDAY. JUNE 24, 1993 

f /< S'S/s/'/> 

sage to the legislators in Lansing. Or why they 

would vote "no" because they do not like the 

school administration, or the way they do 

things. 

To the classes of 1994 and 1995,1 apologize 

for the obvious lack of concern shown by the 

majority of voters. The voters who feel that voting 

"no" to any increase will cause the current 

administration to change their ways. Your 

classes have probably been hurt the most. A lot 

of you have developed skills in areas such as 

Hianp McLeantjftedford know. 

f apologize-for tê voters who nêr" get'In-" 

t was noticeable, by absence, that there 

were no faces of African American \ ietnam 

Vets at the Memorial. 

My age is 68. My military service was parachute 

infantry 17th Airborne Division. 

It is my understanding that, in the last Congress, 

there were 56 Republican Congressmen 

who beat the draft in the 60s. 

Cheney — what an obscenity — had 5 deferments 

and he was Secretary of Defense. 

If I had a son, I would have sent him to Cana 

da rather than serve. 

Or better yet, graduate school would have 

been a better way to evade the draft. 

There were no riots on college campuses after 

1969 because Nixon promised there would be no 

draft for college "men"° 

I remember reading the obituary notices in 

the newspapers. 

Apparently, nobody from the Bloomfields — 

City — Township — West — were casualties. 

However, Detroit, Taylor, Westland, Hamtramck, 

Dearborn and even Livonia boys paid 

the price. 

Anybody who opposed that conflict was in the 

right. 

President Clinton and Jane Fonda "did the 

right thing" for the right reason. 

Even I had a Red Squad file because some 

Detroit policeman recorded my presence at 

anti-war demonstrations. 

My memory of the 60s relates to the 

• Greyhound terminal on Congress Street when I 

would observe African American paratroopers 

— Green Berets — 82nd and 101st come 

home. 

After several rebuffs from them I gave up 

trying to swap stories like one trooper to another. 

The problem was that I was a honkie. We 

lived in a different world. 

I doubt if the race thing will change, for the 

better, in my lifetime. 

Richard F. Krandle, Farmington Hills 

Appology needed 

o the students of Plymouth-Canton 

Schools, I apologize for the ignorance of Tthe 

voters during the last millage elec 

tion. 

I can only give ignorance as a reason why 

honest people in our commmunity would actually 

vote "No" on a question of keeping our fine 

school programs intact. Or why they think a 

"No" vote is going to send any kind of a mes 

they just say, "I'll show them, I'm voting no!" 

These people just don't understand that the 

people they are really hurting are the students, 

not administration.! apologize for the voters 

who claim they did not realize, or believe, the 

importance of the renewal. 

The people in this community need to realize 

that the financial situation that PCS finds itself 

in, is not the result of negligence on the part 

of administration. Take a look around the state. 

Are you saying that all these districts with similar 

difficulties are all,mismanaged? The voters 

have done our students a great injustice. I can 

only apologize to the students for their ignorance. 

Carol A. Shasko, Canton 

Bus stops 

t may seem dramatic, my son and fellow 

bus riders have been nearly run down 17 Itimes 

since May 1, 1993. The bus stops in 

front of the house. The bus driver has called the 

police; that being the "swank" Plymouth City 

Police seven times that we know of and we have 

called 17 times. In fact on June 8, 1993 I informed 

the "swank" Plymouth City Police, 

Dispatch, if they didn't do something, I would. 

They informed me, we have an essay on this 

and don't take law in your own hands. Click. 

Note for police not caring about kids; at least 

Detroit Police do care about kids. 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hooker, Plymouth 

Abortion is murder 

y name is Lauren Gervason, and I am 

writing about my opposition to 

F.O.C.A. 

Abortion is murder. It's cruel and barbaric. 

We live in a society today where cutting down a 

tree is getting people into trouble, but yet killing 

a live baby living inside the womb isn t considered 

murder. I can't see why it isn't. I don t 

think that a person who even considered an 

abortion deserves the respect of society. 

I don't know if I'm a true Catholic or just a 

moral and ethical person, but my true belief 

about abortion is that it is murder. 

I would like a response to this letter as soon 

as possible. I'm sure that many people feel the 

same way I do about this issue but are too 

afraid to state their moral belief. Please write to 

your congressperson telling them not to pass 

F.O.C.A.! 

Lauren Gervamon, Bloomfield Village 

Canton (Obsmrer 

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Behind the Amann door 

T 

his morning, I happened to catch Jerry 

Hodak on "Eyewitness Morning" inter- 

viewing Wayne County Commissioner 

Bryan Amann. Apparently, Commissioner 

Amann has a proposal before the board, calling 

for "doored-off, closed-in, ventilated" sections 

for smokers in the airport proper, as well as in 

the restaurants. 

So . . . he's offended by people who smoke. 

Even as a smoker, myself, I can understand 

that. The question then becomes "How does 

one protect oneself from people who do things 

that one finds offensive?" 

The Amann answer "Door and wall 'em off." 

Fine. Now how about things that certain people 

do that offend this smoker? . . . this teetotalling, 

vegetarian smoker? 

A few days ago, I attended a game at Tiger 

Stadium. No smoking allowed in the seating 

area. Fine. However, you can drink alcohol in 

your seat to your heart's content. In fact, over 

75 percent of the hawkers were peddling a variety 

of beers . . . light, heavy . . . whatever. Once 

in a while, someone would come by offering 

Coke to us nonalcoholic types. 

I noted that many sports fans around me 

were never without a cup or can of beer in one 

hand throughout the entire game. 

However, I guess that's okay, because after all 

they weren't smoking. 

At one point during the game, the guy behind 

me dumped his beer cup down my back. His 

comment? "Well, I got some on me, too." 

What should Mike Illitch do about this? Why 

Amann them! That is "door and wall off" the 

beer drinkers in the stands, right? After all, us 

teetotalers are entitled to be physically protected 

from that which we find offensive — excessive 

beer drinking. It's only fair. As far as we 

teetotalers are concerned, nobody should be 

drinking any beer, any time, anywhere. Everybody 

else should be just like us, or risk being 

"doored and walled off." 

But wait! 

„ I'm also a smoking vegetarian. 

Would you believe that there are people that 

find certain kinds of meat-eating activity offensive 

9 I find it offensive to both my olfactory and 

visual senses to be in the presence of someone 

eating a rare prime rib. To me, it looks like a 

piece of fresh, bloody road-kill that someone is 

about to ingest as food. Incomprehensible. Yes, 

redesign the people areas of the airport so that 

those of us who are offended by others of us do 

not have to rub shoulders with those who are 

doing things we don't like. 

Of necessity, you will need a number of 

doored and walled-off sections in each restaurant. 

You will need separate sections for people 

who smoke, don't drink, but do eat meat; people 

who smoke, drink a little, but are vegetarian; 

people who drink a lot, eat meat, but don't 

smoke; and people who eat only smoked meat, 

while drinking, etc. 

Oh, yes, then there are some people who are 

offended by perfume. Or maybe by short people 

... or those who are HIV positive. 

Think of the possibilities. More "door and 

wall" sections I hadn't even thought of. 

Now back on earth. 4: 

How far do we extend this "everybody should 

be just like me" syndrome? 

We live in a world of over four billion people, 

each with a unique set of fingerprints. Each person 

an individual, distinguishably different 

from every other person. 

You can't change that. 

You just have to live with it. 

Those of us who do something that some of 

us find offensive just have to learn to do our bad 

thing in a way that is minimally offensive to 

others. For instance, beer-drinking sports fans 

should not too frequently pour their cup down 

the back of the guy in front of them. And 

smokers should be willing to "butt-out" when 

courteously asked to do so by a nonsmoker. 

And a question for Bryan Amann. 

Bryan, is there anything that you do that 

might be considered offensive by anyone else? 

Anything, at all? 

If not, you might be the most-boring person 

on earth. Or maybe in the door business. 

Gregory Donovan, Plymouth 

Soften your hearts 

I 

read with great dismay the article in the 

* Detroit Free Press (June 16) about the 

great despair many school districts find 

themselves in today. The photograph that accompanied 

the article was equally disturbing to 

me. Shown was a picture of a closed school. 

A newly built school that would serve our 


LETTERS 

sayers who have hidden agendas and axes to 

grind about high taxes and educators who they 

feel are overpaid and underworked. 

Children are the future. They represent everything 

that is goockabout life. They breathe 

the same air and share the same environment 

as adults. They are not chattel that can be 

tossed about and set aside. We must take care 

of our children. We must look at them with respect. 

We must provide them with the very best 

that is humanly possible. There is no choice. 

Soften your heart, nay sayers. Think of the 

children. Think of the future. Think of your 

community and think about what is really important 

when it comes to this thing called life. 

George Behitch, Plymouth 

Bad assumption 

I 

am writing to apologize to the PTO of Field 

for assuming the school paid for the new 

furniture. It was my error in assumption. 

Also, I would like to acknowledge that not all 

the classes at Field had the week off from learning. 

In addition, the middle of my letter was omitted 

which stated my reason for opposing the 

millage: many families are experiencing difficulties 

in having their children learn the basic 

reading, writing, and arithmetic skills. This is 

not in all classes but in the ones which use the 

developmental philosophy only. The administration 

and board need to ensure basic skills are 

learned before people will be willing to give additional 

funds to the school. 

Two parents came to me this week so I could 

show them how to tutor their children in basic 

reading and math skills. This problem needs to 

be addressed and answered by the board. 

Bobbie Cleary, Canton 

Hopes dashed 

I 

would like to address those citizens who 

felt compelled to vote against the additional 

4-mill request on the June 14 ballot. 

I will be a senior at Salem High School in the 

fall. The Salem Varsity Quiz Bowl team (of 

(P.C)17A 

Unfortunately, the organization that essentially 

put Canton on the map will now be defunct. 

The school newspaper and the radio station 

have won major awards in the past, and will not 

have the opportunity to again earn distinction. 

Although I personally have never participated 

in any sports programs in the district, I feel sorry 

for students that were counting on athletic 

scholarships next year, and will now have to attend 

other schools to qualify for these awards. 

You may be thinking at this time, "This kid 

doesn't have to pay taxes," but keep in mind 

that my parents are taxpayers. They were not 

happy with the tax increase either, but for the 

sake of my sister and me, along with the other 

15,000 students in the Plymouth-Canton 

schools, they were willing to sacrifice. We are 

basically a one-income family, but my parents 

recognize the value of education and the protection 

of our property value. 

Just asking for the same opportunities you 

had in school. 

Rob McClain 

Lemonade aid 

H 

ere is $4.25 that we earned yesterday in a 

lemonade stand we set up after school on 

Clare Boulevard — a street where a lot of 

Smith School kids live. We want you to have it 

so that the SOS Fund can be started. SOS, we 

decided means "Save Our School." We looked it 

up in the dictionary, too, and it means a signal 

of distress. Well, we think that's just right, too. 

We are very "distressed." We are all sad about 

how the election went. We can't believe that the 

voters are making it so hard on us kids. But 

maybe we. the kids, can Save Our School. Seeing 

as how so many voters won't help the kids, 

then we'll help ourselves. 

We are sad that Miss Bronski (Tony's teacher) 

and Mrs. Gibbons (Evan's teacher) got hurt 

by the election. We are sad that our Cub Scouts 

and Daisy Scouts and Brownies will have to 

meet somewhere else. We are sad that we won't 

be able to play basketball and all the other after-school 

sports any more. We are sad that we 

jven more packed into classrooms next 

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Board of Commissioners buys Bryan Amann's cause approximately l,z60 voters said no" on 

I have also participated in the National Hon- 

other kicTs help, you never know. 

proposal to put all smokers in "solitary" at the June 14. 

or Society, Social Studies Olympiad and Com- be able to Save Our School. 

airport. Then, this teetotalling vegetarian wants It is a sad situation we find ourselves in when puter Club. All of these activities were after- 

Tony Meier 

his equal rights to be weaved into Bryan's pro- we allow so few the opportunity to determine school events and will not be able to meet next 

Carmen Meier 

posal. 

the fate of so many. This is the Plymouth-Can- year. Many of my friends are involved in the 

Bridget Belvitch 

Then. Ed McNamara, all you have to do is ton community I live in, not an enclave of nay two-time National Champion marching band. 

Evan Reissenweber 

Spring forth with new time 

in judicial, education races 

"Who knows judges? Nobody really knows 

their judges." 

Judge Michael Connor 

Michigan Court of Appeals 

ight. 

And who knows Michigan State University 

trustees or Wayne State University 

governors? Or by name the judges of the Supreme 

Court. Court of Appeals, Probate Courts, 

Circuit Courts and various municipal courts? 

Nobody, really. 

Yet judges and members of university governing 

boards have an awful lot of clout in Michigan. 

They send people to jail or set them free. 

They interpret the law, more or less. They set 

college tuition rates and try to make sure the 

football coach doesn't run the entire university. 

They make up a big part of the elected political 

subculture that collectively determines what 

goes in Michigan 

And they share two major characteristics: 

They are elected and they are almost entirely 

unknown. 

Both stem from one fact: They are all elected 

in November elections in even-numbered years. 

Because the news media are preoccupied with 

more important races — presidents, senators, 

members of Congress, state legislators — the 

nature and views of the folks who run for judge 

or university board are almost entirely unknown. 

Having run for the University of Michigan 

Board of Regents in 1990, 1 know something 

about this bizarre system. Nobody knows who 

you are or what office you are running for, let 

alone what your credentials are or what your 

views might be. 

One can argue that we should appoint our 

judges and our university board members. But 

we in Michigan have chosen to elect them, and 

the odds of changing this part of our Constitution 

are negligible. 

Last week, somebody with legal standing and 

political clout took up this problem. Clifford 

Taylor is not only a judge on the Michigan 

Court of Appeals, he's one of the brightest judg- 

PNIUP POWER 

es in Michigan and very close to Gov John Engler 

and the movers and shakers in the Republican 

Party. 

Speaking to a roomful of judges and lawyers 

gathered at the Oakland County Republican 

Committee meeting, Taylor said Michigan TV 

and newspaper reporters are "so busy with the 

much more spicy partisan races" that equally 

important judicial contests are virtually ignored. 

Taylor urged moving elections forjudges and 

statewide educational posts to the spring, when 

the news media are not so swamped with partisan 

politics and have the time fully to inform 

the public about the views and qualifications of 

candidates. 

Many in Taylor's audience agreed. "I think 

(spring elections) would put more emphasis on 

the candidate's background," said Oakland 

County Probate Judge Barry Grant. "Voters 

would have more time to analyze the candi-, 

date " 

I agree. The news media do a lousy job in 

covering judicial and educational races. Spring 

elections would allow better and more careful 

coverage and give voters information on which 

to base their votes 

Most Michigan communities already sched 

ule school board and local millage elections in 

the spring, so adding judges and education 

boards would be easy and cheep 

Sounds like an idea too good for the times. 

Phil Power ia chairman of the company that 

owns this newspaper His touch-tone phone 

number ia (313) 963-2047 Ext. 1880. 

POINTS OF VIEW 

Coleman's failures added 

stimulus to suburbs' growth 

W 

hen clean, green Farmington Hills 

celebrates the big two-zero July 1. 

punch and cake will be consumed, 

speeches will be made and a new fountain 

will begin to spout and bubble. 

Hope someone remembers to invite Coleman 

Alexandet Young. 

Yep, King Coleman the Cantankerous, 

the man who presided over the fall of Detroit, 

should really be on hand next Thursday. 

Coleman Young, you see, is the reason 

why many of us, perhaps most of us, are out 

here celebrating suburbia in Oakland and 

western Wayne counties. A lot of us didn't 

really want to become suburbanites in the 

1970s and '80s. But King Coleman saw to it 

that we did. 

Sure, it's just a coincidence that King 

Coleman's regime as Detroit mayor and the 

city of Farmington Hills got their start 20 

years ago. 

Still, it's somehow fitting that these symbols 

of all that's wrong with urban America 

(Coleman Young's regime) and all that's 

hopeful (communities like Farmington 

Hills) began life at about the same time 

and quickly went in opposite directions 

Now, a couple of days after Young announced 

that he would not seek a sixth 

term, we have to ask ourselves: Would there 

be suburbia as we know it without King 

Coleman? * 

The man who once endorsed terrorism by 

so-called oppressed peoples, terrorized the 

middle class, both white and black, right 

out of his city and into the eager hands of 

suburban developers and Realtors. 

Make no mistake: It was big city crime, 

or the fear of it, that really filled the suburban 

lots with subdivisions and shopping 

malls. 

There were too many murders, too many 

drive-by shootings, too many crack houses, 

.too many schoolgirl rapes, too many carjackings, 

too many abandoned houses and 

busineeaes, too many weed-choked lots. 

Just after his 1973 election, Coleman 

Young, Detroit's first black mayor, told the 

crooks and thugs to "hit the road ... hit 

Eight Mile Road." Problem is, very few 

crooks and thugs felt compelled to take him 

f 

TOM BAER 

up on it. 

Members of the taxpaying middle class 

did, however, and the roads they hit led to 

growing, prosperous suburbs in the metropolitan 

area. 

A lot of people, liberals of various hues, 

like to blame "demon racism" for the fall of 

Detroit. Whites just couldn't take black 

people in power, their tired old argument 

goes. 

But the fact is that criminals come in all 

colors, and that you're just as dead no matter 

the pigmentation of your killer's skin. 

Coleman Young, however, learned early 

to play the trump card — the race card — . 

to great advantage. 

Tuesday's press conference, during which 

Coleman Young sang his swan song, is a 

good example of his intimidation of the 

mostly white press corps. Among the subjects 

not touched upon were: crime, dope, 

carjackings, reverse racism. Vista sludge. 

Magnum Oil, Charles Beckham, Chief Hart 

and Darralyn Bowers. 

A suburban official, who once gave his all 

for the city of Detroit, was asked if Detroit 

could come back es s viable, livable city 

once Coleman Young was gone. 

"It 11 take 20 yeers," he snapped, indicating 

that he'd aaked that question bafore. 

Well, a first big step has been taken 

toward that end. King Coleman ia finally 

leaving. 

Tom Boer ia the editor of the Farmington 

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CANTON 

SPORTS 

SCENE 

Crandall wins 10K race 

Gabrielle Crandall of Plymouth waa the 

women's 10-kilometer race winner and Pat 

Lencioni the men's champion Sunday in 

the Plymouth Family YMCA 14th Annual Run. 

Crandall finished the race in 41:24 ahead of 

three other Plymouth women who filled the next 

three places: Robin Mitchell (43:08), Tammy Hickey 

(43:59) and Kathy Murphy (44:14). 

Lencioni won the men's 10K in 32:55. Becky 

Wolfrom (Canton) won the women's 5K event 

(20:48)«nd Chad Tibbetts (Ann Arbor) the men's 

(15:59). 

Girls Softball champs 

St. John Neumann of Canton Township won 

the CYO Metro Division girls softball 

championship and finished second in the 

league tournament. 

In the playoffs. St. John Neumann defeated 

Wayne St. Mary 21-3, Redford St. Valentine 18-3, 

Northville Our Lady of Refuge 12-9 and Taylor St. 

Alfred 6-4 before losing in the final to Harper 

Woods Our Lady Queen of Peace, 10-5. 

St. John Neumann was 11-1 against division 

teams and 14-2 overall. 

"This team was a class act all the way through." 

coach Tim La Grow said. "Other teams try to intimidate 

opponents, but my girls didn't do that. 

They played like ladies and showed a lot of good 

sportsmanship." 

The St. John players are eighth graders Karen 

Dougher, Nicole Kovachevich, Jennifer Sikora, 

Amy LaGrow, Amber LaGrow, Melanie Mikosz, 

Kristin Witt and Sue Huber, seventh graders Lisa 

Garcia, Holly Peleshock, Susie Fanning, Larissa 

Tenoff, Evelyn Rahhal, Mandy Fournier and Sta- 

m 

and abilit 

nuTis;'HTO 

St. John scored 256 runs and allowed 67. Amber 

LaGrow pitched a perfect game against Dearborn 

Heights St. Melvin. 

A story in the Monday Observer incorrectly 

identified the St. John Neumann team. 

Canton (Dbseruer 

SPORTS 

INSIDC: 

Entertainment, Page 6B 

Business, Page 12B 

All-Area girls soccer Hines Park remains 

undefeated in league 

BILL BRESLER/STAJT PHOTOGRAPHER 

Two-time selection: Plymouth Canton senior forward 

Leah Hutko (17) made the All-Observer team for the&econd 

time. See story on Page 5B. _* 

U.S. women's team inspires 

hope for U.S. soccer future 

It was everything 

a soccer 

promoter could 

hope for. 

The U.S. team 

had won, easily. 

Fans flocked 

from their seats 

to the perimeter 

of the stands, restrained 

only by 

RISAK the railing five 

feet above the 

field. 

They shrieked for their heroes, 

begging them for just one brief 

moment of attention, to allow 

them to share the luster of the 

limelight with their heroes. 

And the players granted it. 

They stood, each and every one of 

them, below the howling throng of 

fans on what was truly no more 

than a "field of dreams" two years 

ago — a huge expanse of thriving 

grass inside a domed stadium — 

and they signed autographs. Dozens 

of them. On shirts, on ballB, 

on programs, on anything a pen 

would scribble on. 

chance to scream in the faces of 

his detractors, "I told you so!" 

It was all there. It's true. It 

happened. 

Problem was, it came a couple 

days late. 

Now, if those soccer promoters 

can manage to combine the above 

— which occurred after the U.S. 

women's national team embarrassed 

their Canadian counterparts 

3-0 Monday at the Silverdome 

— with the crowd that 

flocked to the 'Dome Saturday to 

see Germany edge England 2-1, 

there will be hope for the sport 

nationally in the post-World Cup 

era. 

By that I mean something beyond 

the collegiate level, something 

other than the bastardized, 

seven-man version played during 

the winter months on converted 

hockey rinks. 

I refer to a professional 11-menper-side 

league. In this country. 

The optimists surveyed Saturday's 

crowd — 62,126, a U.S. Cup 

record — and were ready to announce 

that the sport had arrived. 

What more could a soccer nut Nothing could stop its success 

possibly ask for, except maybe the now. 

The pessimists watched the action 

on the field — a display of 

soccer ability our community will 

be hard-pressed to match in this 

century, even during next year's 

World Cup — and rejected it, continuing 

to denounce the sport as 

boredom personified. 

The truth lies somewhere in between. 

Which brings us back to Monday's 

women's game. Ask any 

sports entrepreneur the surest 

path to financial success, and the 

answer given will be to field a 

winning product. 

Unfortunately, gender inequality 

in athletics has kept that equation 

from working for the U.S. 

women's team. They are defending 

World Cup champions. They 

have won twice as many international 

matches as they have lost. 

They are dominant. 

And yet, they have difficulty 

finding an audience. Monday's 

game attracted 3,572. Many of 

them were kids, with a large contingent 

screaming "Hammer! 

Hammer!" by game's end. 

SMIHIAK, 4B 

Mustangs are tourney champions 

The Mid-America Mustangs 

16-under softball team won an 

out-of-state National Invitational 

Tournament last weekend for the 

first time ever. 

The Mustangs outscored four 

opponenta, 57-16, en route to the 

championship in Charlotte, N.C. 

Ironically, their easiest victory 

might have come in the final on 

Sunday when the Screaming Eagles 

(Virginia) were a 26-7 victim. 

T%e Mustangs collected 28 hits 

and took command early after 

scoring eight runs in the first inning 

and 12 in the second. 

Stacy Sinke (Plymouth Salem), 

the winning pitcher in each of the 

four games, struck out two and 

m 4-for-5 at the plate with two 

runs scored in the championship 

Sue Huber (Canton) waa 4-for 

4, Amy Yocum had four hits and 

SOFTBALL 

• Tha Mutiigi collactad 

28 felts and 

tookeomMai •arty, 

•coring sight mas la 

tka first laalag aloaa. 

three runs scored and Amanda 

Keesler scored twice after delivering 

two hita. 

The Mustangs advanced to the 

final earlier Sunday with a 7-2 

win over Country Merchants 

(North Carolina). Lauren Wright 

of Redford, waa 3-for-3 and tournament 

Moat Valuable Player Julie 

Jones waa 2for4 Keesler 

scored two runs. 

The Mustangs played strong 

defense behind Sinke, recording 

two double plays. 

The Mustangs won a pair of 

games on Saturday 

They opened with a 15-3 victory 

over the Tidewater (Virginia) 

Stars ss Sinke led the 16-hit attack 

with two hita, three runs 

scored and four RBI. 

The Mustangs won a second 

round game over the Durham 

(North Carolina) Sea hawks, 10-4. 

After trailing 3-0 early, the Mustangs 

scored five in the third inning 

to go ahead for good. One of 

the defensive highlights included 

a double play Mao-tad by Sinke 

and finished with a relay from 

Jones to Huber. 

Huber waa named ths tournament's 

top offensive player and 

Mustangs honored on the alltourney 

team included Huber, 

Jonee, Sinke, Yocum, Keesler and 

Heidi Wahl. 

T 

Hines Park Lincoln-Mercury continues to dominate 

tbe Livonia Collegiate Baseball League, running its 

first-place record to 16-0 at the end of last week. 

Hines Park Lincoln/Mercury made 

it a sweet 16th victory Friday at Ford 

Field, ripping defending Livonia Collegiate 

Baseball League playoff 

champion Walter's Appliance, 20-4. 

Hines Park, still unbeaten in the 

LCBL, unleashed a 17-hit attack, led 

by Tom Davey, who went 4-for-5, including 

a pair of doubles and four 

RBI. 

Others contributing to the offensive 

barrage included Kevin Craggs, who 

went 3-for-5 with five RBI; Gary Pierce, 

3-for-5; Scott Kapla, 2-for-4 with 

two RBI; Ed Gundry, two RBI; Brian 

Burns, 2-for-3 with three RBI and 

three runs scored; and Jason Riggs, 

three runs scored. 

Winning pitcher Steve Ross (5-0) 

worked the first six innings, allowing 

four earned runs on six hits. He 

struck out nine and walked only one. 

Andrew Margolick finished up. 

Mike Thomas and Matt Hansen 

combined for four of Walter's seven 

&its. 

Ryan Grabbetz was the losing 

pitcher. 

Del-Wal whips Wendy's 

Second place Del-Wal ran its season 

record to 10-4 with an 11-4 triumph 

over Wendy's in a game played 

a Novi High School. 

. steuck ml pijpc>. ... 

Matt Recht's three-run homer 

Noah Bremen also knocked in 

three runs for the winners, while Tom 

Kretschmer went 3-for-4. Temple 

helped his own cause with two hits. 

Andy Duncan scored three runs. 

John Collins had two hits in a losing 

cause. 

Giants edge Caesars 

Steve Krsul belted a three-run homer 

in the bottom of the eight to give 

the Tecumseh (Ontario) Green Giants 

a dramatic 11-10 victory Friday 

over Little Caesars. 

Danny Romanycia's solo homer 

tied it in the seventh, 7-7. 

Chris Utley was the winning pitcher 

in relief, while Caesars starter 

Mark D'Antonio, who went all the 

way, took the loss. 

Lawrence Scheffer went 4-for-5 

with an RBI in a losing cause. Jessie 

Gerwatowski added three hits and 

three RBI, while Randy Gierczak 

contributed three hits, two RBI and 

scored three times. 

Andy Gagne and Jerry Shippe also 

collected two hits apiece for Caesars, 

which out-hit the Green Giants, 17- 

13. 

Walter's routs Tecumseh 

Jim Solak pitched .seven strong 

innings and contributed three hits 

and four RBI as Walter's Appliance 

downed the Tecumseh Green Giants, 

9-1. 

Jeff Schaffer added two hits and 

. - On Wednesday. Walter's raflied for 

.three runs in the top of the eigffth to 

rwmmt m i p n u u m , 

Mike Zielinski pitched all eight 

innings to gain the victory. 

Lars Luedeman had the game-winning 

RBI single. 

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Concealed fares well in tourney 

The Concealed Security Connie 

Mack basebaH team finished 3-1 

at last weekend's Waterford 

Tournament. 

Concealed Security, 7-2 overall, 

plays this weekend in the Western 

Pennsylvania Baseball Tournament. 

Concealed Security opened the 

Waterford Tournament on Thursday 

with an 8-3 win over Auburn 

Hills, a game which was called after 

six innings due to a two-hour 

time limit. Tim Holland, a freshman 

at Madonna University, got 

the win on the mound with help 

from relievers Mike Murray and 

Jake Syjud. 

Holland allowed seven hits but 

struck out six. Murray pitched 

one hitless inning and Syjud 

struck out all three of the players 

he retired in the sixth. 

Paul Kuhn (Redford Catholic 

Central) had two hits and three 

RBI and Craig Peterson (Madonna) 

had a two-run home run. Taylor 

and Jesse Sund (Redford 

Union) also had two hits apiece, 

with Sund having a triple to his 

credit. 

Concealed's hopes for a championship 

suffered with a 9-5 loss 

to Waukegon, 111. Concealed, 

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which failed to make an error in 

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Tim White suffered the loss on 

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runs and six unearned runs in 

three innings of work. Brett Walter 

(Livonia and Redford CC 

product) was 2-for-2 with a double 

and an RBI. 

Craig Benedict (Plymouth Canton) 

had a no-hitter going through 

6 l * innings to lead Concealed Security 

past Cincinnati, 2-1, in the 

following game. Benedict allowed 

a double, balked and gave up a 

single to enable Cincinnati to 

score its only run in the seventh. 

Despite allowing a run, Benedict 

was strong enough to strike 

out the side in the seventh to earn 

the win. Taylor's double in the 

sixth sent Peterson home for the 

eventual winning run in the sixth. 

Sund scored the first run for 

Concealed Security in the second 

after drawing a walk and going to 

third on Mike Sjjund's single. 

Sund scored on a steal of home 

plate, a decision made by assistant 

coach Mike Steckel. 

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Clarenceville hires new football coach 

BY BRAD EMONS 

9TA»» VHIU 

Word officially leaked out this 

week — Livonia Clarenceville has 

a new varsity football coach. 

In a press release dated June 5 

but not received until June 14, 

Clarenceville athletic director Leo 

Kinsella announced that Chuck 

Donaldson, who played his prep 

football at Livonia Stevenson 

High, has been hired to replace 

Russ McKenzie. 

Donaldson, just 25, becomes 

the Trojans' fifth head coach in 

five years. 

Risak from page IB 

No, they weren't waiting for an 

appearance by M.C. Their hero 

thi9 night was the coach of their 

youth team: Linda Hamilton, a 

U.S. team defender now living in 

Farmington Hills and working for 

Total Soccer. 

Hamilton knows the score. She 

stood on the transplanted grass of 

the Silverdome answering journalists' 

questions after Monday's 

match, close to where the victorious 

German team accepted the 

I S. Cup trophy Saturday — the 

same day the U.S. women were 

winning the Ohio Women's International 

Soccer Extravaganza in 

McKenzie, meanwhile, left to 

take the head football and wrestling 

jobs, as well as a teaching 

position, st Ypsilanti Lincoln. 

McKenzie, who took over when 

Mark Ladd bolted the Trojans' 

program in the middle of the 1991 

season, posted an overall record of 

5-9. (Ladd had replaced Vic Balsj 

in 1990.) 

"We knew about two months 

ago that Russ was leaving," Kinsella 

said. "This appointment 

marks the first time, since the retirement 

of longtime coach Ralph 

Weddle (five years ago), that 

Cincinnati. 

Asked if women could find 

enough of a following to play 

soccer professionally, Hamilton 

said, "Quite honestly, not until 

they make a successful league for 

the men. Until it sells for the 

men, it won't sell for the women. 

"It's going to take a little bit of 

advertising, quite frankly. Maybe 

if they would let us play before a 

U.S. men's game, like they do in 

college basketball, where the 

women play before the men. I 

think if people came and watched 

us play, we could sell it." 

This will sound horribly biased. 

Clarenceville has had s football 

coach 'on staff.' The kids know 

him and like him a lot." 

Donaldson, who spent the past 

year teaching physical education 

at Clarenceville Middle School, 

went 6-2 in 1992 as the Trojans' 

JV coach. He also coached two 

seasons on the JV level at Stevenson. 

Approximately 15 players return 

from last year's 4-5 varsity 

team. 

"Always st a smaller school 

there is going to be a numbers 

problem," Donaldson said. "I'm 

but the fact is no sport in which 

both sexes compete is controlled 

by women. Male athletes dominate. 

In sports, the object is to be 

the best. At present, men are. 

So men's soccer must succeed 

in this country first. 

Selling soccer. That's what it 

all comes down to. Unlike the optimists, 

I do not believe the game 

is now destined for success, with 

the '94 World Cup acting as the 

detonator for a soccer explosion. 

But I do not side with the pessimists, 

either. I don't believe an 

abundance of alterations are 

needed (although sudden-death 

just (going to) have to create 

enough interest and hope it has s 

snowball effect from the feeder 

school levels. 

"I'm just going to have to start 

at the bottom and work my way 

up." 

Donaldson, who now resides in 

Canton, recently completed his 

first year of teaching at Clarenceville. 

He also coached basketball 

and track at the middle school. 

At Stevenson, Donaldson 

played football and competed in 

track and field, graduating in 

1985. 

for breaking ties is one) to juice 

up the game. 

What male soccer promoters 

could use is a lesson from the 

U.S. women's team about selling 

the sport. Monday night's postgame 

autograph session found favor 

with a lot of fans. 

A solid, thriving pro league 

could prosper, if approached 

properly. Conservatively. Don't 

overexpand. No huge stadiums. 

No enormous player contracts. 

Limit the foreign influence. 

And don't expect too much. Optimism 

is a fine thing, but remember: 

a pessimist is never disappointed. 

Marauders chase 1st semifinal appearance 

The Marauders are on the verge 

..f accomplishing something that 

has evaded the soccer club 

throughout its existance — a trip 

to the National Amateur Cup's 

Final Four. 

First, however, comes a pair of 

severe tests in the regional. The 

Marauders battle the Indianapolis-Fort 

Wayne Soccer Club at 4 

p.m. Saturday in the second of the 

regional semifinals at Oakland 

University. The first pits Scott 

(rallagher of St. Louis agamstihe 

_. Ihfi. survivors of those gamesmeet 

far thc region title at-j 

tnftto trie 

National Amateur Cup, July 16 

and 18 in Indianapolis, at stake. 

The Marauders advanced to the 

region semis with a hard-fought 

2-1 overtime win Sunday against 

the Wisconsin state champ at 

Henry Ford Community College. 

The Marauders scored first, 

with Robbie Ludwig netting a 

goal in the 55th minute on a play 

started by John Gentile, who sent 

a pass through to Bob Hayes. But 

Wisconsin tied it 12 minutes later 

on a header by Rose Kakuea. 

Five minutes into the first of 

two overtimes, the Marauders got 

the clincher, again from Ludwig. 

Gentile once again started the 

play, getting the ball to Scott 

Weiger. 

_ The excitement wasn't over, 

But the defense, anchored by 

keeper Brian O'Shea and defenders 

Raul Delgado, Dan O'Shea, 

Scott Steiner and Chris Speen, 

held off Wisconsin. 

Others instrumental in the win 

midfielders Jeff Gold and 

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HARRISON at all, eapacially 

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There is another side of the story on 

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Moat highly skilled players — the 

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It is 90 percent handicap from 210 

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Ridgedale Players 

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Junior Actors of Ridgedale Players will present 

the classic children's story, "Heidi, 7 

p.m. Friday, June 25, 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. 

Saturday, June 26, and 1 p.m. Sunday, June 2! at 

th^ playhouse, 205 W. Long Lake Road, Troy. 

Tickets $4. Call 288-0799. 

Avon Players 

Avon Players of Rochester announce the 

opening of their annual fund-raiser, "Made 

in the USA," a music revue that features 

the talents of many local performers. Show times 8 

p.m. Friday, June 25 and Saturday, Jur^; 26; 2 

p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday, June 27 at t e playhouse 

on Tienken at Washington, east off of Rochester 

Road in Rochester Hills. Tickets for Friday's 

performance are $15, and include a reception 

and tour of the theater. Saturday and Friday performances 

are $10. Tickets available at the door, 

or in advance by calling 375-1390. 

Jazz and strawberries 

The Franklin Community Association invites 

you to its first Jazz-Strawberry Social, 

noon to 4 p.m. Sunday, June 27 at the 

Gazebo in Franklin Village. Enjoy a strawberry 

sundae, chocolate dipped strawberries, pop and 

coffee, plus the continuous music of two Dixieland 

and New Orleans jazz bands. The music is free; _ 

, thara iaâ-chai-ge-for refreshments. 

Youth symphony 

lue Lake International Youth Symphony 

Orchestra, composed of 88 young musicians. 

will visit Troy during their Midwest 

Tour. They will present a chamber mu c recital 7 

p.m Sundav, June 27 at Faith Luther. . Church, 

Big Beaver and Dequindre roads, and a mphony 

concert, 7:30 p.m. Monday, June 28 at Troy High 

School, Northfield Parkway and Long Lake Road, 

Troy. Admission to the concert and recital is free. 

Johnny Trudell 

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July 1 with Johnny Trudell Big Band (Top 

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Livonia. The concert is free, and open to the public, 

bring your own lawn chair. For information 

about upcoming concerts, call 421-2000. Extension 

351 or 425-2326. 

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New World Order Jazztet will perform 8-11 

p.m. Tuesday, June 29 at Java Coffeehouse. 

307 N. Main Street, Rochester. For 

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to provide orchestral backing for the 

touring artists that constitute Pine 

Knob's summer classics series. 

The first concert in which the 

BBSO participated was the June 22 

appearance by Broadway stylist Michael 

Feinstein. They will also perform 

with the Moody Blues, one of 

the first groups to blend a rock sensibility 

with orchestral string arrangements, 

on June 24. 

Other concerts featuring the BBSO 

will be headlined by composer/conductor 

Henry Mancini, the new age 

artist YannLand Disnev's Svmphon- 

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ic Fantasy. 

A recent winner of the Motor Cit\ 

Music Award fpr oqtstqndinR coma 

n?umt> r ' - orcHestrar the 

comprised of both full time and part 

time musicians who work in other 

professions. Formed in 1975, the symphony 

now offers a rigorous and varied 

schedule of concerts held principally 

at Temple Beth El in Birming 

ham. The Pine Knob opportunity, 

however, is unprecedented and prestigious. 

"Pine Knob called and asked if we 

would be interested," said Carla 

Lamphere, the BBSO's executive director. 

"We are really excited because 

it is such a prestigious opportunity. 

And it will give a lot of people the 

chance to hear and see us. When they 

do, they'll find they have something 

wonderful in their own backyard." 

"The fact that we were chosen to 

perform at Pine Knob shows that 

we've reached a new plateau in our 

musical ability, as well as how we're 

perceived," said her husband Ward 

Lamphere, a trombonist in the orchestra. 

"It's a very rare thing for a 

community orchestra to do something 

like this." 

The Pine Knob series is also of financial 

benefit to the BBSO. Although 

Lamphere estimates that they 

generate 30 to 40 percent of their annual 

budget through concert ticket 

sales, the rest is raised via community 

fund raising. 

"Besides being a wonderful musical 

opportunity, we're looking at Pine 

Knob as a fund-raising project," director 

Lamphere said. "We hope to 

establish more than a one year relationship 

with them." 

Since its formation 18 years ago, 

the BBSO has grown under the direction 

of only one conductor, Felix 

Resnick. Also a longtime violinist 

with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, 

Resnick will not be participating 

in the Pine Knob series; each artist 

travels with his own conductor. Yet 

Resnick is well aware, and 

troucl, ot the orcr 

velopment. 

"I think the orchestra has been 

coac!te^§ver fFe yearsT ancl They've 

acquired a certain proficiency.' 

Resnick. "We're perhaps more flexible 

than some other orchestras. We've 

generally done our concerts in a minimum 

number of rehearsals, which I 

P e r f o r m a n c e s c h e d u l e 

Here's the schedule of Birmingham-Bloomfield 

Symphony Orchestra 

performances at Pine 

Knob. Tickets are available at the 

Palace and Pine Knob boi offices 

and all Ticketmaster centers. 

Tickets may be charged by phone 

to American Express, Visa, Mastercard 

or Discover by calling 645- 

6666. For information, call 377- 

0100. 

• Thursday, Ju.ie 24, 7:30 p.m. — 

The Moody Blues in concert with 

the BBSO. Tickets $22.50 and 

$17.50 pavilion, $12.50 lawn. 

• Sunday, June 27, 7:30 p.m. — 

Henry Belafonte with the BBSO. 

Tickets $25 and $20 pavilion, 

$12.50 lawn. 

• Monday, July 5, 7:30 p.m. — 

"It's disappointing that Felix won't 

be conducting," Ward Lamphere 

said. "The conductor is part of the 

tour with, say, the Moody Blues. 

They follow a precise program. Most 

of their program doesn't actively feature 

the orchestra; most of it's just 

background. 

rs 

"When Mancini comes 

that's 

to Co 

jor orchestra 

said we'll be featured that night. To me, 

that's much more important concert. 

It's maybe more exciting to say you're 

playing with the Moody Blues, but 

it's much more challenging to play 

think makes us more quick in reading v with Henri Mancini. 

music." -T~ 

Reading music — music that the The BBSO rehearses only once 

orchestra may be unfamiliar with — with the act they will be supporting, 

is just one of the musical challenges 

that each member of the BBSO faces 

with this type of concert. "It has to fit 

that particular act, so the orchestra is 

usually an afternoon practice on the 

day of the show. Ward Lamphere said 

that he familiarizes himself with the.artist's 

music prior to any rehearsals. 

no longer the star," Resnick said. 

"I think it's quite an advantage to 

Ernie Harwell joins concert lineup 

For the first time ever, the Detroit 

Symphony Orchestra will perform 

two concerts at Greenfield Village in 

Dearborn on Saturday, July 3, and 

Sunday, July 4, at 8:30 p.m. 

Ticketa are available at the Detroit 

Symphony Orchestra Hall box office, 

833-3700; Henry Ford Museum & 

Greenfield Village, 271-1620; and 

Ticketmaster locations. Prices, including 

parking — adults, $15; children 

5-12, $7; children 4 and under, 

free. For information, call 833-3700. 

To charge tickets, call 645-6666. 

Greenfield Village is in Dearborn at 

20900 Oakwood, near Southfield and 

Michigan Avenue. Concertgoers may 

bring blankets or low-style lawn 

The fun you'll have sailing on 

the S.S. Badger is certain to bring LUOMMTOM 

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Your family will reminisce about the magic of cruising 

aboard a 410-foot carferry. The majesty of beautiful Lake 

Michigan. The feeling that you've experienced a truly special 

vacation. 

The four-hour cruise between Michigan and Wisconsin 

is just long enough to enjoy dining aboard ship. Live entertainment. 

And free "Badger Bingo." 

Affordable round trip service is available dailv. 

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chairs for seating on the Village 

Green. 

Special guest conductor Joel Levine 

will lead the orchestra in these 

concerts celebrating the period of 

American history when our country' 

went from a sleepy, 19th century 

agrarian society to an industrial giant 

through the birth of the machine age 

in the 20th century. The concerts will 

be presented on the Village Green, 

centrally located among the historic 

structures of Greenfield Village. 

A highlight of the concerts will be a 

salute to the Great American Pastime 

— baseball — as Detroit Tigers radio 

announcer Ernie Harwell of Farmington 

retells the story of "Casey at the 

Bat" in a delightful arrangement with 

. A 

orchestra I agcoffipamffignt - - 

The orchestra has planned a tribute 

to America's history in the two 

concerts with a program including 

music of the late 19th and early 20th 

centuries by such composers as Stephen 

Foster, John Philip Sousa, 

George Gerswhin, Irving Berlin, and 

George M. Cohan. 

Pieces to be performed include — 

"Strike Up the Band," "The Typewriter," 

and "Richard Rodj^s 

Waltzes." 

Each evening's concert will end 

with a rousing rendition of 

Tchaikovsy's "1812 Overture" followed 

by a spectacular fireworks display 

above the Village. 

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know the repertoire real well, he 

said. 

If not already a member, each of 

the BBSO's musicians was required 

to join the local musician s union as 

Pine Knob is a closed shop. Yet the 

union status made fur a significar.i 

ut 

"There's an important function tor 

a smaller orchestra." Ward Lamphere 

mmssmsm 

to be part oFthe T aoncoft^ commu 

nity; that's very important 

"Pine Knob is a wonderful oppor 

tunity," added Carla Lamphere. But 

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people alleviate their fears. The world 

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Stewart Francke. a musician and 

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HAP Family Fest to feature circus 

During the 200th anniversary of 

the circus in America, one of the 

most celebrated families in circus 

history will visit Detroit. 

"The Great Wallendas Circus'' 

will perform at the Health Alliance 

Plan's first "HAP Family 

Fest," 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday, 

June 26, and no

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Released by: Columbia Pictures 

Starring: Arnold Schwarzenegger, 

Austin O'Brien, F. Murray 

Abraham, Mercedes Rue hi. Art 

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Directed by: John McTiernan 

Produced by: Steve Roth 

Screenplay by: Shane Black 

and David Arnott based on story 

by Zak Penn and Adam Leff 

Rated: PG-13 (Some material 

may be inappropriate for children 

under 13) 

Running time: Two hours, 2 minutes 

Rating (out of a possible four)-. 

'Last Action Hero': some thrills but dizzying 

In "Last Action 

Hero," a 

magic ticket 

transports a 

young movie fan 

into the car 

chases and explosions 

of an 

Arnold Schwar- 

JOHN zenegger movie. 

MONAGHAN The effect isn't 

half as thrilling 

for the audience. 

I've got a high tolerance for Arnold.Schwarzenegger 

movies. His 

no-nonsense, monosyllabic approach 

to dangerous situations, 

and his appearance in real life as 

a generally good guy make him extremely 

watchable. 

But with "Last Action Hero," 

Arnold and director John McTiernan 

("Die Hard") try too hard to 

please everybody. The result does 

provide occasional thrills, but 

they're almost unconnected to 

this dizzying, lengthy tribute to 

the action movies that Arnold 

built his career on. 

"Jack Slater IV," as shown in 

this movie-within-a-movie, is 

about a vigilante cop in snakeskin 

boots who breaks the rules to get 

his man. This cross between 

"Rambo" and "Dirty Harry" even 

haa the high-decibel police chief 

who screams for Slater's badge. 

Young Danny watches these 

movies over and over in a rundown 

old movie theater. He's 

ecstatic when the foggy old projectionist 

(Art Carney) offers him a 

chance to preview the latest 

"Slater" pick. He's even more excited 

when he ends up in Slater's 

car during a high-speed chase. 

What follows isn't that different 

from any mismatched buddy 

movie, although the concept here 

is. that "Last Action Hero" spoofs 

the entire genre. It fails to work 

because these movies, especially 

in the sequels, usually have the 

tongue planted firmly in cheek 

anyway. 

The gags consist mostly of dry 

puns delivered by Slater, usually 

just after he's dispatched a bad 

guy. And, of course, he spoofs his 

"Aaahl be bock" line from the 

"Terminator" movies. 

Inside jokes atût movies in 

general sometimes hit the right 

note. Danny marvels at the 

idiocies of Hollywood, especially 

when the bad guy talks so much 

instead of simply blowing the 

good guy away. 

Younger audiences can identify 

with Austin O'Brien's Danny, a 

grunge kid who makes "Terminator 

II's" Edward Furlong look like 

Tom Cruise. His family consists 

of Mercedes Ruehl, in another 

loud, thankless role as the wor- 

Comic strip comes to-life in 'Dennis the Menace' 

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Look out — it's "Dennis the 

Menace," a new comedy about 

America's favorite comic strip 

kid, starring Christopher Lloyd, 

Joan Plowright, Lea Thompson, 

Mason Gamble and Walter Mattau 

as Mr. Wilson. 

The movie opens at suburban 

movie theaters Friday, June 25.- 

Filmed entirely on location in 

the Chicago area. "Dennis the 

Menace" features the classic 

characters of Hank Ketcham's beloved 

comic strip, including 

Dennis (Mason Gamble); his parents, 

Henry (Robert Stanton) and 

Alice (Lea Thompson); his 

friends, Joey and the bossy, prissy 

Margaret; his loval dog. Ruff — 

Plowright) Wilson, the older couple 

next door who endure the 

brunt of Dennis' endless mayhem. 

"Dennis the Menace" is directed 

by Nick Castle and produced 

by John Hughes and Richard 

Vane. The executive producer is 

Ernest Chambers. The film is 

written by John Hughes. It is 

rated PG (Some material may not 

be suitable for pre-teenagers). 

Six-year-old Mason Gamble, 

who was.-selected to play Dennis 

New comedy: 

Walter 

Matth.au is 

Mr. Wilson 

and Mason 

Gamble is 

Dennis 

Mitchell, 

dog Ruff, in 

"Dennis the 

Menace." 

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" Mason Gamble may be the cutest child 

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yielded more than 20,000 candidates, 

makes his feature film debut 

in the title role. He brings 

Dennis and his backyard exploits 

to life in a story guaranteed to stir 

up laughter and warm the heart. 

It's a quiet summer afternoon. 

Mr. Wilson is enjoying a moment 

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of his enthusiastic explorations; 

mishaps and mischief are 

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The curmudgeonly George Wilson, 

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when Dennis comes over, has a 

warm heart known only to his 

gentle wife, Martha. While more 

often than not a victim of one of 

George secretly marvels at the energy 

and ingenuity that one small 

boy can muster. 

"Dennis the Menace," will be 

showing at these suburban movie 

theaters: AMC Abbey. AMC Laurel 

Park, AMC Old Orchard. AMC 

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the movies. 

"Last Action Hero" also pays 

homage to foreign films, but this 

ain't "Cinema Paradiso." You'll 

find funny nods to Bergman's 

"The Seventh Seal" and Olivier's 

"Hamlet," the latter shown as a 

"Slater"-style movie trailer. 

There's also a marquee for 

"Curse of the Demon" and 

posters for Fellini and Visconti 

films in the kid's apartment. Go 

figure. 

More appropriately, AC/DC, 

Def Leppard, Megadeth and 

Queensryche provide the soundtrack 

music, though Arnold also 

gets the chance to groove on Mozart. 

Again there's something 

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All this adds up to a 

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Joffrey Ballet brings rock, classics to Fox Theatre 

The Joffrey Ballet, one of the 

world's most vibrant dance companies, 

returns to Detroit for five 

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24-27. 

This summer Detroit Symphony 

Orchestra Hall brings to Detroit 

the full-length ballet "Billboards," 

featuring music by 

Prince. In "Billboards," ballet 

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"Billboards will be presented 8 

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a comprehensive one-day seminar 

on Friday, June 25, at the Michigan 

State University management 

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MacDonald & Gordon, P.C., a 

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963-2102 

12B*(R,W,G 10B) 

The ClarisWorks Users 

Group (C-WUG) has announced 

that Cathleen (Bennett) 

Merritt, a Plymouth resident, 

was appointed Director 

of the organization. 

C-WUG also announced 

Merritt's appointment as Associate 

Editor of the Claris- 

Works Journal, the organization's 

monthly magazine. 

Tammy Rogowski of Plymouth 

has recently joined Contract 

Interiors, a Southfield 

based full-service office furniture 

dealer, as Sales Support 

Specialist, Corporate Accounts. 

Tammy will be working 

specifically on the Ford 

Motor Company account. 

Jay Asquini, a commercial/ 

industrial photographer from 

Livonia, Michigan, has been 

elected to the office of national 

treasurer of the American Society 

"of Media Photographers 

(ASMP). 

The ASMP is a organization 

that promotes professional 

tices in commercial photography. 

relocated his 14-year practice 

Crom Southfield to 19500 

Middlebelt Rd., Suite 201 in 

Livonia. Hoover works with 

smaltlJliSthesses and individuals, 

providing accounting, 

tax, computer utilization, and 

financial planning services. 

SUBURBAN 

BUSINESS 

LEADERS 

Merritt 

Rogowski 

AsqulnJ 

Hoover 

To submit materials to this column, please send 

a brief biographical summary along with a blackand-white 

photo, if possible, to: Business Editor, 

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craft, Livonia 48150. There is no charge. 

She (Dbsmrer 

BUSINESS THURSDAY. 

& £ • * £ /''•*? an. 

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JIM RIDER/STAJT PHOTOGRAPHKR 

Buttons galore: Ken Czar, president of Button Exchange, describes 

his business as the largest in the country in terms of 

licensed button sales. He's manufactured and peddled millions 

over the years. 

His buttons are a- 

"BY DOUG FUNKE 

STAFF WUTER 

Vv) 

JUNE 24,1993 

It is often feast or famine in the promotional button ministrative costs including materi- Bystems and a great partner with 

Chester says, you never know if you've got a Jurassic 

Park or a Howard the Duck. 

Ken Czar, president of Button Exchange 

in Rochester, knows the financial 

ins and outs of the promotional 

button business. 

He knows, for instance, that he can 

wholesale buttons to retailers for no 

more than 60 cents apipce. 

He knows that before he produces 

Southfield-based Maxitrol Co. 

expands its operations overseas 

You don't last 47 years in business 

without foresight and the 

man who gave the gas industry 

the "Straight-Thru-Flow" regulator 

is looking'to take his company 

into the next century by going intemational. 

Frank Kern Jr., who founded 

the Southfield-based Maxitrol Co. 

in 1946 and remains active in its 

day-to-day operation, has acquired 

selected assets of a controls 

manufacturer in Quedlinburg, 

Germany, formerly run by 

the East German government. 

Maxitrol purchased desired 

product lines of Mertik Regelungstechnik 

with an investment 

package of $4.69 million. The new 

subsidiary is called Mertik Maxitrol 

GmbH A Co. KG, and will initially 

employ about 170 people in 

Quedlinburg. 

"The acquisition complements 

Msxitrol's traditional expertise in 

industry controls," said company 

spokesman Patrick Bubin. 

"More significantly, it provides 

diversification into other controls 

besides gas, strengthens our product 

development capability and 

bolsters access to international 

markets." * 

Maxitrol, which haa manufacturing 

plants in Colon and Blissfield, 

haa its primary product 

lines in low pressure gas regulators 

and electronic gas flame modulation 

systems. The products 

are components for industrial, 

commercial and residential gasfired 

equipment which is sold to 

original equipment manufacturers, 

contractors, utilities and distributors. 

Mertik, founded in 1877 and 

still the single largest manufacturing 

employer in Quedlinburg, 

produces a wide variety of pressure 

and temperature control 

components for household appliances, 

industrial equipment and 

transportation. 

The merger is in keeping with 

Maxitrol's plan to increase international 

cross marketing. 

"We see this as a companywide 

project that should bring increased 

revenue to the business 

and additional security to everyone," 

said Larry Koakela, vice 

president for international operations, 

who will move his family to 

Quedlinburg later this summer. 

"Eventually, people at all our facilities 

will feel an expanded 

sense of connection. We will try to 

integrate the strengths of each of 

the busineaa centers." 

Koskela expects sales for the 

new Mertik Maxitrol subsidiary 

to be about $15 million for 1993. 

Maxitrol first became aware of 

Mertik in 1989 through contact 

with the Michigan Department of 

Commerce. In October of 1991, 

Maxitrol opened talks with the 

Treuhandanstalt, the German 

government agency charged with 

privatizing former East German 

firms. 

"The employees are happy with 

the new privatization and can see 

our dedication to the company," 

Koskela said. "Our visible presence 

during the months of negotiations 

helped establish trust." 

Koskela said the German workers 

have solid technical and manufacturing 

skills, but need help in 

other areas of business. 

"As a former eastern block 

company, they need our contribution 

of marketing know-how," he 

said. 

Koskela said that one of his 

first objectives will be to establish 

distribution of the subsidiary's 

products beyond its traditional 

markets in the former East Germany, 

Poland and Caechoslovskia 

initially to western Germany 

and western Europe. 

Helping with the venture will 

be Koskels's wife, Bonnie Kern- 

Koskela, Frank Kern's daughter. 

She will head the international 

marketing projects. 

Study hails value of job safety plans 

(AP) — Companies that aggressively 

promote on-the-job safety 

loss far fewer workers — and prof 

ita — to diaabling workplace injuries, 

a study released last Friday 

found. 

Even buainessea that tried just 

10 percent harder to improve safe 

ty had 17 percent fewer lost workdays 

and better productivity, according 

to ths Michigan Disability 

Prevention Study 

Those that rated themselves ss 

putting 10 percent more effort 

Into programs to get injured workers 

back on the job cut lost workdays 

by another 7 percent 

"Twin strategies of trying to 

prevent injuriee in the first place 

— and working to minimise their 

diaabling effects through diaability 

management techniques — are 

both shown to be productive in re- 

! workplace disability," said 

Rocheile Habeck, the study's 

principal author. 

The three-year study by experts 

at Michigan State University and 

the W.E. Upjohn Institute for 

Employment Research waa done 

under a grant from the state De 

pertinent of Labor. 

The study confirmed what re 

searchers suspected five years 

ago: Far fewer claims arera filed by 

companies with a greater commitment 

to safety and those with 

programs to help get injured employees 

beck to work. 

One of the 220 Michigan companies 

whose safety practices 

were reviewed in ths lataat study 

had filed about 1300,000 worth of 

worker's compensation cases s 

year before it got serious sbout 

safety. 

Since then, the unidentified 

company haa cut those costs to 

$3,000, s savings that has helped 

it grow and add new workers, the 

study found. 

Gov. John Engler praised the 

new report and aaid he hoped it 

"will encourage more employers 

to implement safety programs 

that protect workers, reduce costs 

and create jobs." 

That', still . challenge for 

Michigan. MW study found. 

Loot workdays due to illness or 

injury at Michigan companies 

riaeo steadily since 1982 and 

no* wa«fi about 92 lost workdays 

par 100 workera each year. 

Cotnpaaiea should take more 

decisive steps to train workers in 

•nfety and modify furniture and 

equipment In offices and on facto 

ry floors to cut down on repetitive 

stress injuries, ths report recotn 

mends. 

the buttons and hustles retail customers, 

he must reach licensing 

agreements to use copyrighted images 

and pay royalty fees ranging from 8 to 

10 percent of sales. Advance payment 

often is required. 

He knows that he pays his sales 

representatives a commission of 10 to 

15 percent. 

Then there's production and ad- 

about but declines to detail. 

"There is no typical (profit) margin," 

Czar said. "The higher the volume 

goes, the higher the margin." 

When you do the math —""WeTW 

now shipping 2,000 to 3,000 orders 

per week, probably, each order ... an 

average of 400 buttons," he said — it 

adds up to a lot of money for a lot of 

people including Button Exchange. 

"Over the next five years, we want 

to do a consistent $10-$12 million a 

year," Czar said. "We've got our base, 

good in-house people, good in-house 

Czar and OSP (One Stop Publishing), 

headquartered in southern California 

which bills itself as the largest 

manufacturer of licensed posters in 

~ ftowsffirrrviHWivw 

1992. — — — 

A perfect match 

Czar, 41, had been a founding partner 

in another company, Button-Up, 

for about a dozen years. That firm 

grew gradually by pumping profits 

SeeBUTTOM, PREVIOUS PAGE 

shopping zone 

ahead. 

Wed bet you'd describe your Lut new car buying experience as something 

other than relaxing The word trust" probably didn't come to mind, 

either. Wll, if those are qualities you'd appreciate at your next new car 

showroom visit, may we silggestyou look for the sign above? 

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SATURN ot PLYMOUTH 

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SUE MASON, EDITOR 

963-2131 

THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1993 

FAMILY LIFE 

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EARTHA DEYAMPERT 

Plan a field 

trip, prepare 

foA some fun 

Don't forget opportunitiaa lu haar lamuthing v*- u inciting, 

possibly a great storyteller or music. 

Transportation, if necessary, should be in order 

(insurance, licensing requirment of the drivers). 

Proper seating and seatbelts for children and 

adults also are a must. 

What about the adult and children ratio? You 

mu-t have enough caregivers or parents to supervise. 

A field trip can be a playground for disaster 

if there's a lack of proper supervision. 

To prevent overstimulation and possible irritability. 

consider how much time it will take to get 

to you destination. And take into consideration 

the cost and who will pay. 

After these questions are answered and decision 

is made to go, get ready to make the field trip 

preparation. Select a convenient day. If parents 

are accompanying children, which makes a wonderful 

parent-caregiver-child experience, consider 

a Saturday. (A word to child care providers: YES, 

you can fun it up an extra day with the children.) 

Field trip notification and permission slips 

must be sent out, signed and returned in a timely 

manner. Phone calls need to be made, confirming 

the date and location. 

Information and emergency cards should be 

taken on the trip and name tags prepared for each 

participant. Stfety rules and appropriate behavior 

need to be reiterated with children as as orientation 

of what they may expect to see, hear and experience. 

Prepare an emi .gency first aid kit to take along. 

It's not a bad idea to take along extra clothing, 

including underwear, in In preparation for the unexpected. 

While on the field trip, take photographs (if permitted), 

use a tape recorder and by all means, ask 

plenty of open-ended questions. See what their responses 

are Monitor their movement as a safety 

precaution, but avoid too rigid, eliminating opportunities 

for learning in a natural way. 

If you have a question or a comment for Eartha 

DeYampert, call her at 963-2047. mail box number 

1883, on a Touch-Tone phone, or write her at The 

Observer A Eccentric Newspapers. 36261 Schoolcraft, 

Livonia 48150. 

Swim program 

set for disabled 

The Easter Seal Society of Wayne County will 

offer a summer fun swim program for children and 

adulta with disabilities Thursday mornings during 

July and August. 

The swim program will be 11 -11:46 s.m. st the 

Inkster Recreation Center's new outdoor pool. The 

center is st 2026 Middlebelt. north of Michigsn 

Avenue. Tbe pool is bested snd tbe facilities are 

wheelchair aoceeeible. 

Swimmer* are invited to bring partners, or 

floats snd toys for ths sessions which will run July 

1 through Aug. 19. There is a $1 fee per session 

For mors informstion or to register, call the 

Easter Seal office st 421-6777. 

She (Dbserver 

SUBURBAN LIFE 

Lost the 

of 

newly weds, 

but their love 

for each 

other and for 

their family 

is as strong 

as ever. 

Not »o newlyweds 

INSIDE: 

Graphology, Page 2C 

Religion, Page 5C 

A field trip may be any experience which takes 

children from their own room, school or child care 

facility. It may be as simple as a nature walk 

through the park or neighborhood, or a short excursion 

to the local bakery. 

Field trips help children: 

v.- -tnr if x rum rit 

ings. 

• Enhance their observation skills. 

• Increase language and social skills. 

• Practice and appreciate safety. 

JIM JAGDTOJ>/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER 

• Broaden their perspectiv

2C* The Observer/THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1993 

Writer has fast mind and enjoys dealing with new ideas 

QRAPHOLOQY 

PROFILES 

LORENE 

GREEN 

Dear 

Green, 

MS. 

I'm fascinated 

with your 

analysis of 

handwriting. 

Please tell me 

why I can 

c h a n g e 

handwriting so 

easily. It can be 

within s letter. 

I start out neat 

and end up 

scribbling. Is it 

because I'm a Gemini? I try to 

be neat but have no patience. I 

used to write backhanded. I can 

be very neat if I try. 

S M 

Bloomfield Hills 

The changing handwriting 

styles submitted by today's writer 

SCOTT and JILL LARKINS 

of Redford announce the birth of 

BRANDON SCOTT April 27 at 

Annapolis Hospital in Wayne. 

Grandparents are Diane Larkins 

and Richard Larkins, both of 

Livonia, Ray Holthus of Rochester 

and Fran Holthus of Ft. Myers, 

Fla. 

ALAN and STACEY 

MATHEWS of Jackson announce 

the birth of CHRISTO- 

PHER ALAN April 30. Grandparents 

are Dwight and Carole 

Mathews of Plymouth and Bernie 

Great-grandparents are Ronald 

Putt of Flint and Elizabeth Scollon 

of Owosso. 

GORDON and LINDA HAR- 

BISON of Canton announce the 

birth of DEREK JOHN April 30 

at Annapolis Hospital in Wayne. 

He has a sister, Sarah, 5, and 

brother, Bradley, 3. Grandparents 

are Don and Catherine McKenzie 

Music from page 1C 

The song, he added, "is the 

symbol of just trying to find an 

answer when two people are apart. 

I guess it's just the idea of cancer 

but in a relationship." 

Don't you know that I love you; 

nothing can keep us apart. Just by 

the things that you do takes me to 

your heart . . Take me to your 

heart. 

Rainbow Records sought Teryniak 

to buy his song after discovering 

"Take Me to Your Heart" 

was one of 20 he copyrighted. Teryniak 

decided to sell only ohe 

song to see how the company used 

strongly suggest versatility which 

can embrace subjects, fields and/ 

or skills. Fluctuating moods are 

another strong possibility. Her 

moods seem to change rather 

quickly at times. She may want to 

check this before it becomes more 

serious. 

This writer has been blessed 

with a fast mind and can think 

quickly on her feet. She enjoys 

moving away from conventional 

thinking and dealing with new 

ideas and information. A seeming 

paradox here is that she seems to 

have an unconscious need for ties 

to the past and for nurturing. 

Perhaps the most salient trait 

of this writer is her marvelous facility 

with wordB. She can talk 

herself in and out of situations 

with the greatest of ease. Her 

charm and sharp intellect make 

for a winning combination. Enthusiasm 

is another valuable trait 

and Matt and Anne Harbison, all 

of Westland. 

PAUL and JENNIFER LIP- 

INSKI of Plymouth announce the 

birth of SARAH MURRAY 

April 13 at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital 

in Ann Arbor. 

'CONRAD and NORMA FOS- 

TER of Plymouth announce the 

birth of BROCK JACOB SAM- 

UEL and BRETT ERNEST 

EDWIN May 0 ~av fit. ^Joseph 

Mercy Hospital in Ann Arbor. 

They have a brother Blake, 5. 

STEPHEN and JAYME 

SCHMITT of Wayne announce 

the birth of KEIRA ELYSE May 

13 at Annapolis Hospital in 

Wayne. Grandparents are Chris 

and Kathy Schmitt of Garden 

City and Bob and Marilyn 

Beisiegel of Redington Shores, 

Fla. 

NICHOLAS and CHERYL 

his material and see what success 

the song may bring. 

He signed a one-year contract 

with Rainbow to receive a percentage 

of gross unit sales of the 

$8.98 release, he said. Teryniak 

receives royalty checks every 

three months, but has not 

received one yet. 

Today, Teryniak has roughly 

120 songs in his collection, but at 

one time his writing style was 

more aggressive than the current 

release because he closed himself 

off from reality. 

The same year his mother was 

and can add excitement to her involvements. 

The many changes in her 

handwriting, especially in her 

personal pronoun I's, lead me to 

believe she is in a state of flux 

about some issues and elements 

in her life. Her self-concept seems 

to waiver depending upon the situation 

in which she finds herself. 

Currently, she may be experiencing 

anxiety in regard to herself 

and may also be trying to conceal 

her true nature. 

This handwriting starts out 

with a wide right margin which 

continues to widen as it moves 

down the page. This seems to signal 

that she is viewing the future 

with apprehension and/or alarm. 

Signs of irritation in her 

handwriting bespeak some lack of 

patience. Her quick perception 

does not allow too much time for 

details. Let someone else handle 

HOOL of Westland announce the 

birth of NICHOLAS CODY May 

7 at Annapolis Hospital in 

Wayne. He has a sister, Stephanie. 

Grandparents are Fred Winnicki 

of Garden City, Mr. and 

Mrs. William Hool of Upton, 

Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas 

Atha of Garden City. 

NEW VOICES 

JOHN and LORRAINE BU- 

GLIONE of Highland announce 

the birth of CHRISTINA SU- 

•-Sfr.- Joseph 


Grandparents %re Isobel Buglione 

Timberlake of Jackson. Greatgrandmother 

is Marion Timberlake 

of Jackson. 

DENNIS . and JOSIE 

STOCK WELL of Canton announce 

the birth of KENNETH 

JOSEPH April 10 at St. Joseph 


Grandparents are Tony and Dorothy 

Stockwell and Phyllis Sulli- 

diagnosed with colon cancer Teryniak's 

father was also diagnosed 

with prostate cancer, which is^ 

now in remission. 

"Death has been in my eyes 

since 1 was a child; I thought I 

was going to loose them both because 

they both got it at the same 

time," he said. "When I first 

started writing it was more anger 

songs, but now it's more expressive, 

more of a relief. 

"Before it was fighting back, 

but now it's relief." 

Teryniak plays keyboards and 

guitars and spends at least 40 

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listed on our electronic HomeLine directory. Be sure to check 

both. When using HomeLine, call 953-2020 You can listen to all 

sorts of recorded listings for houses thafare operffo view"" 

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a 

limlltiwi SS 

those she probably feels. Besides 

expedience may have a higher priority 

than exactitude. 

A high degree of sensitivity to 

personal criticism manifests itself 

in this handwriting. Our writer is 

easily hurt and fears criticism. 

She is quick to take offense where 

she feels she is personally concerned. 

Charisma and humor weave 

throughout this handwriting. She 

uses discretion and tact when 

dealing with others. She knows 

how to manipulate people 

through understanding, empathy 

and a little humor. 

Moving as rapidly as she often 

does, she Js sometimes careless 

and ends up injuring herself in 

small ways, for example, cuts, 

bruises, or burns perhaps. She 

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as it can develop into accident 

proneness if not checked. 

van. Great grandparents are Jim 

and Anne Baily. 

JOHN and DEBORAH 

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birth of JORDAN MARIE April 

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The Observer/ THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1993 *3C 

Plymouth Newcomers' fashion show displays best 

BY JULIA HOCLEN 

SPECIAL WRITER 

All eyes were on Fashion at the 

Plymouth Newcomers "Evening 

of Elegance" fashion show and 

dinner, featuring the Spring Collections 

from nearly every area 

clothier, with one disappointing 

exception being that of Plymouth's 

own design house. Maggie 

and Me. 

Where else to hold an event for 

the traditional Spring Plymouth 

Newcomers Fashion show which 

this year benefited the Plymouth 

Community Arts Council, but the 

Mayflower Meeting House, which 

served their delicious chicken cordon 

bleu. 

Chester and Vera 

Grevengood 

Chester and Vera Grevengood 

of Wayne were the guests of honor 

at a family dinner, held May 29 in 

Westland to celebrate their 50th 

wedding anniversary. 

The couple exchanged vows on 

May 29. 1943, in Wayne. She is 

the former Vera Killingbeck. 

Fifty-year residents of Wayne, 

the Grevengoods were joined by 

their children — Carol Frayer and 

husband Larry, and Linda Cox — 

as well aa their grandchildren — 

Bob and Mary Frayer, Kathy and 

Gregg Angelosanto and JoAnn 

son JosepfTCox, wEo is station* 

at Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada. 

The Grevengoods also have a 

great-granddaughter, Morgan Lee 

Frayer. A second great-grandchild 

Lee and 

Lucillle Wight 

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Donald and 

Lucille Parker 

Donald and Lucille Parker of 

Livonia were the center of attention 

when friends and family 

members gathered to honor them 

at a 50th wedding anniversary celebration 

June 6 at the Lvskawa 

VFW Hall. 

The Parkers — he is a retired 

Detroit police officer — exchanged 

vows on June 1, 1943, at 

Temple Baptist Church in De 

troit. 

The couple have a married 

daughter Beverly Grigal and son 

in-law Phil of Canton and two 

Richard and 

Bernice Stear 

ANNIVERSARIES 

The evening reflected elegance, 

from the elaborate table settingB, 

artfully arranged by Julie Zygmontowicz, 

to the lovely mingling 

music played on the grand 

piano by Gloria McCord. Scott 

Barr of The Flower Garden set 

two-tiered white rose-draped center 

pieces on the grand piano, 

which were later raffled off. Robert 

Harter, of H&B Carpeting, 

and Plymouth's most eligable 

bachelor, donated a beautiful oriental 

area rug. 

Scott Smith hand-wove a gorgeous 

basket as a donation from 

Penniman Showcase. There were 

several gift certificates for Ply-mouth's 

most popular restaurants. 

montr 

Born in Holland, Mich., he was 

the owner of Chet's Barbershop in 

Westland. Bom in Romulus, she 

is a retiree of Micro-Measurements 

of Romulus. 

The celebration started at the 

Mountain Jack's restaurant in 

Livonia and finished up with a 

party at Lee and Lucille Wight's 

daughter's home in Westland. 

The Wights were the guest of 

honor at a May 23 celebration, 

marking their 50th wedding anniversary'. 

The couple exchanged vows on 

May 22 at the Nativity of Our 

Lord Church in Detroit. They 

have four children — Dan Wight 

of Garden City, Kathy Palister of 

livonia, Rick Wight of Livonia 

and Elaine South of Westland. 

They also have 11 grandchildren. 

Forty-year residents of Livonia, 

the Wights are members of St. 

Michele's Church in Livonia. 

grandchildren, Rodney and 

Gretchen. 

A fall tno to Hawaii is in the 

offing for the anniversary couple. 

Richard and Bernice Stear of 

Livonia were honored at dinner 

June 19 marking their 50th wedding 

anniversary. 

Arranged by their daughter 

Loraine. the festivities slso included 

a renewal of their wedding 

vows. They were married on June 

26. 1943, and celebrated their anniverssry 

thi« year during a weeklong 

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While the ladies received much 

attention in their Mistic Intimance 

sleepwear, it was the 

guys, Roger Dooley and Nich 

Imamura, in their boxer shorts 

from Sunny J's which brought a 

round of applause. Pied piper provided 

several cute children's outfits 

and little Josh Weaver stole 

the show with his butterfly net 

which seemed to catch everything 

but butterflies! The young ladies, 

Sabrina Imamura, Tatiana Imanura 

and Beth Walsh, modeled 

bright, matching floral print summer 

dresses. 

There were summer casual sets 

which coordinated for the whole 

family from Nawrot Pendleton, 

Unique Accessories and Steve 

Petix. Janice McCord, Patty 

Malcolm. Jennifer Stacy, and 

Zlta Flohr assembled on the runway 

in pastel shades of butter. 

from page 1C 

blue, palm and ivory in identical 

linen short and vest sets from 

Ann Tsylor. 

The formal wear was even more 

impressive, thanks to Lina't, who 

showed several beaded gowns. 

Halter dresses were shown in full 

length in shimmering shades of 

butter and moss. Black was prominent, 

and the intermission hemline 

added flare to the term, 

"cocktail dress." Steve Petix, 

known for its fabulous formal 

wear, attired the gents in handsome 

tuxedos to accompany the 

elaborate wedding gowns, which 

made for a most ordinate finale. 

The evening showcased the 

very best the area had to offer, in 

a fresh, creative new style. These 

fashionable Newcomers promise 

to brighten the future of social 

events in Plymouth. 

• 'We didn't let It bother us; we didn't let it get 

us down. We didn't look ahead too much then.' 

Jim Brandt 

daughter Betty lives in New York. 

#tenneth is a Plymouth resident 

and daughter Joyce lives in Livonia. 

The baby of the family, Ruth, 

lives in Verona, Pa. 

The Brandts had a piece of advice 

for their children as each on 

-married It may well be tha secret 

to their marital longevity. 

"We've always told them that it 

takes two people to make a marriage, 

that you have to work together 

and share your life not only 

with each other but with the family 

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ant," Pearl added. "So is understanding 

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Sunday School 10:00 A.M. 

Morning Worship 11 00 A.M. 

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WEDNESDAY - KINGS KIDS 6:30 P.M. 

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Guest Speaker, Brother Robert Etzer 

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CHRIST OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN CHURCH 

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

Livonia Phone: 522-6830 

Rev. Luther A. Werth, Pastor 

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High A Elm Streets. Northville 

T Lubeck. Pastor. 

L Kinne Associate Pastor 

Church 3-49-31*0 - School 3*9-31*6 

SurxJay Worship 8 30 1 11 00 »M 

Sunday School 9 *5 A. M 

SaturOa) Vesoers 6 00 P M 

ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN 

Church & School 5885 Venoy 

I B» N or 'n Fischer Pastor 

Gary 0 HeaOapohi. Assoc. ale Pssio" 

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Timothy Lutheran Church 

8820 Wayne Rd 

I Between Ann Arbor Trail a Joy Road I 

Livonia • 427-2290 

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Sunday School 9:00 a.m. - 1st 4 3rd Sunday 

Rev Mary T. Oliifinti. Pastor 

261-0766 

ST. MICHAEL LUTHERAN CHURCH 

"Committed to Spiritual Growth and 

Meeting the Needs of the Family" 

SATURDAY WORSHIP 530 p.m. 

SUNDAY WORSHIP 8, *30 and 11 a.m. 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:30 and 11 a.nv 

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LUTHERAN CHURCH 

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Farmington Hills, Michigan 

Services Every Sunday at 10:30 A.M 

AJso. tat & 3rd Sunday at 7 00 P M 

Sunday School 9 15 A M 

BtCHe Clara ^ Tuesday 7 30P-M 

Song Services Last Sunday 

of Month 7 00 P M 

UNITED METHODIST 

NARDIN PARK UNITED 

METHODIST CHURCH 

29887 West Eleven Mile Road 

Just Weet ot MnJdlebefl 

476-8860 

Farrrengton Hills 

Worship A Church School 

9 15 S TTiOO A.M. 

June 27th 

"Encouragtd by Each Ottwrs Faith" 

Pastor Richard A. Peacock 

Rev RKhard A Peecoc* 

Rev Karen B Poole 

Rev Rooeri Bough 

Rev ^rvham Frayer 

NEWBURG UNITED 

METHODIST CHURCH 

35600 Arm Artsor Trad 

422-0149 

Worship Services 4 Stsmtey School 

•:1S a.m. I 1140 a.m 

June 27th 

"BO Our QIMSL.." 

Rev. Me Ian to L. Carey preaching 

Dr Qllson M. Miller 

Rev. Sleven E. Poole 

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

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

Weak Day School, Pre-School. Kindergarten 

Sharing the Low ot Christ 

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MISSOURI SYNOD 

25630 GRAND RIVER at BEECH DALV 

532-2266 REDFORD TWP 

Worship Service 

9:15 & 11:00 A.M. 

Sunday School 

9:15 & 11:00 A.M 

Nursery Provided 

Rev. Victor F. Halboth Pastor 

Rev. Timothy Halboth. Assoc Pastor 

H0SANNA-TAB0R 

LUTHERAN CHURCH & SCHOOL 

9600 Leveme • So Retfora • 937-2424 

Rev Gienr Kopper Rev Laweice Vv"flo 

WORSHIP WITH US 

Sunday 8 30 & 11 00 AM 

Monday Eveninq ng 7 00 PM 

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Mrs Pal Sadler ~ 937-2233 

CHRIST THE GOOD SHEPHERD 

Lutheran Church Missouri Synod 

42690 Cherry Hill Road. Canton 

981-0286 Roger Aumann. Pastor 

Worship 8 & 10:30 A.M 

Bible Class & SS 9:20 A M 

Week Day School A Preschool 

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St Paul Ev. Lutheran Church 

17810 Farmington Road 

Pastors Can Page! & James Motl 

261-1360 

WORSHIP SERVICES 

Sunday 8:30 & 11:00 A.M. 

Sunday School & Bible Classes 9:45 

In Redford Township 

Lola Park Ev. Lutheran Church 

14750 Kinloch 

Pastor Edward Zeli • S32-8655 

Worship Services 

8:30 & 11:00 A.M. 

Sunday School 9:45 A.M. 


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30900 S> Mile Rd Bet Mem man & MtOdieOeni 

Chocs Sorxjuisi PeaJor - Devid Stiles Assoc 

10 00 A M Worship & Church School 

11 15 A.M Adult Study Classes 

Nursery Provided • 422-6038 

Clarenceville United Methodiat 

20300 Middle belt Rd • Livonia 

474-3444 

Rev. Jimn Kummer. Pastor 

Worship Services 

8:45 » 11:15 AM. 6:00 PM 

Church School - 10:05 AM 

Wednesday Enrichment 

Dinner at 8:00. Claseee et 7:00 

Nursery Provided 

FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 

6C* The Observer/THURSDAY, JUNK 24,1993 

Crane fly often confused for mosquito 

NATURK 

1 

TIMOTHY 

NOWICKI 

Summer ia indeed 

the time for 

insecta. Their inability 

to regulate 

their body 

temperature restrict* 

their activities 

to the 

warm months of 

the year. 

We encounter 

very few of the 

insects around 

us and as a result 

we develop a 

very jaded view of this incredible 

group of animals. Often we only 

think of thoae we see at picnics, 

on leaves in the garden, in cracks 

along the sidewalk or those inside 

our homes. 

One insect many people see inside 

their homes is the crane fly. 

Most people would describe a 

crane fly as a mosquito that lived 

too close to a nuclear plant As 

their name suggests, crane flies 

have very long thin legs. The association 

with nuclear plants refers 

to their site. Some may 

stretch out to be 2V4 inches long. 

Generally, one's first reaction is 

to kill this "mutant mosquito" 

befcre it sucks the baby dry. Actually, 

they are totally harmless. 

Instead of killing the crane fly on 

the window, take time to look at 

the delicate legs, the membrane 

wings and its wingpits. 

SC sets classes 

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Schoolcraft College t* uttering 

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THURSDAY. JUNE 24,1993 

CiiKJKnvi ENCOUNTERS 

BOB SKLAR 

Ceramicist exploring 

spatial relationships 

It's not the first public showing of his clay 

sculpture. 

No matter. 

Don Coffey, who flirt* with spatial relationships 

in hi* work, always gets up for a show. 

"It's always kind of nice to see my work put 

together in a new setting," the 1974 Wayne Memorial 

High graduate said. "It's kind of like getting 

dressed up and going out — you feel special. 

The Westland artist is moving toward an associate's 

degree in ceramics at Henry Ford Community 

College in Dearborn. His work has been exhibited 

on campus and at Pewabic Pottery in Detroit. 

Dllilbiliinu !••• 1M1 in nf aiknann hi 

"The great thing about art is that it's like a physical 

manifestation of memory. You see in an old^ 

past. You reAember how you felt when you did it.' 

Five Coffey creations are part of the first Dearborn 

Community Arts Council ceramics invitational 

in Dearborn City Gallery on the fourth floor 

of Dearborn City Hall, Michigan and Schaefer. 

Intensity shows 

"He's a very intense person and that intensity 

comes through in his work," said HFCC art department 

chairwoman Kathy Dambach, who curated 

the show. "He has sort of a unique insight 

and it'B a point of view I wanted represented. 

"He thinks a lot about his work and puts a lot of 

time into it," she added. "Ideas are what drive his 

work, not just skill. His ideas come out in a particular 

way that's very much his own." 

Coffey joins seven other metro-Detroit clay artists 

in the 50-piece show, which runs to July 9. 

Gallery hours are 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays. 

"I like to work in three-dimensional qr 2**-dimensional 

planes," Coffey said. "Two dimensions 

make me feel a little claustrophobic." 

Some of his colorfully glazed pieces are made 

from reddish-hued terra cotta, others from grayish-white 

stoneware. 

Shattered glass, barbel wire, horns, antlers and 

bomb projectiles are all elements of "Territory 

Pot." All are commonly used to define territory, a 

spatial concept. "For example, glass partitions 

provide a way to separate," Coffey said. "Bomb 

projectiles begin a way of acquiring territory." 

"De Chirico Pitcher" conveys two influences: 

European painter Giorgio De Chirico's presurrealistic 

use of visual and spatial ideas during the 

1910s as well as the Lung-Shan design from 3,000 

B.C. China, when clay itemB were made to look as 

if they were cast from bronze. 

In "Unfolding Pyramid," a multicolor, wavy design 

hides a nude figure in a jungle-like setting 

insicle. "What's basically a two-dimensional relief 

becomes 3-D by folding the sides up into a pyramid," 

Coffey said. 

"Vegetation Goddess, " a torso made from spatial 

lines of clay meant to re*mble wind-blown 

wheat grasses, was done for a ceramics sculpture 

class. The assignment: to create a modern design 

patterned after a primitive culture. 

Coffey looked to a sculptural fragment of a 

kneeling pregnant lower torso with a hand oyer her 

belly. The fragment dates back to the Porodins, 

who in 6,000 B.C. roamed what became Yugoslavia. 

"It's such a beautiful, natural gesture," Coffey 

«*id, "It's rather striking." 

People of the time worshipped'a female goddess 

of vegetation instead of a king. They'd press wheat 

grains into a clay figure of a pregnant woman, "directly 

relating human pregnancy with fertility of 

their field*," Coffey said. 

"Face Horse" depicts a horse that, if looked at 

from an angle, also depict* a human face. "If you 

look at it from a front three-quarters angle, you 

can see teeth, lips, a now, eyes and a pony tail. 

From that angle, the horse becomes a face — an 

original surrealist design," Coffey said. 

Coffey also ha* three realistic figurative life 

drawings on exhibit at the invitational. 

Hooked on art 

Hi* background include* architectural and furniture 

design, but Coffey ia set on an art career "I 

want to devote 100 percent of my time to it" 

He'd like to open a co-op gallery for clay artist* 

and have it eventually support a directorship. 

. "The artist* would share the expense of rent. A coop 

also would cut gallery commiuioon 

artwork, probably to under 20 percent. 

Coffey envisions * lifestyle co-op for artirt* 

•pinning off from the co-op gallery. We d live in a 

cooperative, share studio space and make uae of 

each other's lifestyle skills, from fixing cars to fixing 

meals. We'd do it aa economically aa poeaible. 

"It's really tough to make it aa an artist, it really 

ia," he "If you work at it full time, however, 

vou become ao much better. Artist* are vi*ual peo- 

S? And if you concentrate on your visual skills, 

you become ao much better. It just takes time 

She (SDbserver 

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Real estate 

Exhibitions, Page 5D 

People and nature inspire artist 

• Richly colorful portraits and 

landscapes by Redford Township 

artist Evelyn Henry fill 

the Livonia Arts Commission 

display panels in the Livonia 

City Hall lobby. 

BY LINDA ANN CHOMLN 

SPECIAL WRITER _ , 

Artist Evelyn 

Henry paints in 

hopes of encouraging 

the viewer to 

enjoy nature and 

the world around 

them. 

Livonia Arts Commission presents 

a one-person exhibition 

featuring 40 acrylic and pastel 

paintings by the Redford Township 

artist through June 30 in the lobby 

of Livonia City Hall, Five Mile and 

Farmington Road. 

"It's nice for everybody to see 

something that makes them feel 

good. It makes me happy to have a 

lot of people see my work and enjoy 

it," Henry said. 

Portraits of children with porce-. 

lain skin, together with light-filled 

landscapes featuring flamingos and 

on autumn fi^d. 

dominate Henry's show. 

Painted within the last 10 years, 

grandchildren. "Nora"^captures a 

young girl with wisps of chestnut 

hair falling across her dark eyes and 

sunlight dancing on her cheeks. 

"I'm engrossed in creating reflections 

on the beauty of nature and 

people around us, to try to preserve 

some of it for inner peace and hope." 

Henry said, "and to enable more 

people to see and enjoy it." 

Henry has been involved with art 

most of her life. Design skills showcased 

in today's paintings were 

honed in the art department at 

Campbell-Ewald, where she retired 

from in 1979 after 21 years. Her 

seemingly inborn color sense 

evolved while working at the downtown 

Detroit advertising giant. 

In the 1950s, oil* originally 

hooked Henry on creating fine art. 

Pastels came later. She began working 

with their vibrant colors shortly 

before joining the Scarab Club in 

1981, continuing to perfect her handling 

of the medium in weekly lifedrawing 

classes at the historic Detroit 

club. 

See HENRY, 2D 

D 

JIM J ACDFELD 'STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER 

Accomplished hand: Artist Evelyn Henry displays a portrait of her granddaughter, Emily. 

Portraits of athletes challenge Westland-artist 

Accomplished 

hand: Artist 

Laurel Raisenan 

will 

render portraits 

at the 

Liberty Fest. 

Featured behind 

her and 

family dalmationMagic 

is a dynamic 

pastel 

- of Red Wing 

star Steve 

Yzerman. 

Artbaat features vifftettes itom the suburban 

arts scene. Write: Artbeat Creative LMnt Observer 

3 Eccentric Newspapers, 36251 schoot- 

Uvonta 48150. Our tax number is 591- 

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Laurel Raisenan looks for the challenges 

in life. Steve Yzerman, Cecil 

Fielder. Secretariat, Seattle Slew: She 

haa rendered all of their likenesses. 

The professional portrait artiBt will 

exhibit examples of her work, as well 

aa sketch portrait* in 30 minutes to 

one-hour sittings, Saturday-Sunday, 

June 26-27, at the Liberty Fest fine 

art show on the grounds of Heritage 

Park in Canton Township/See related 

Btory). 

"I think we should always challenge 

ourselves. Portraits are a challenge," 

Raisenan said in an interview 

at her Westland home. "I like to do 

the sth' at »« They're JXtUly exciting. 

They're all winners because of all the 

years they put in practicing and striving 

to be the best that they can be." 

Raisenan works from several published 

photographs of an athlete after 

thoroughly researching her subject. 

"I just love sports. I usually go to 

about four Detroit Tigers games a 

year but I don't think most people re 

alise how time consuming my work is. 

Juat the gloves end uniform on Steve 

Yserman — one glove took three 

hours to complete because I want it to 

be my best " 

Although Raisanan primarily 

Canton Historical Museum will boat a linen 

and laoe display through July and a quilt drawing 

to benefit the Bartlett Houaa reetoretion. 

From 1 to 4 P-m. Saturday, June 26, a lecemak 

ing demonstration xi will take | plaos. The museum 

ia at Proctor sad Canton Center road* Hours are 

1-3 p.m. Tueedaya and 1-4 p.m. Saturdays. Ad 

miaeioe ia free. 

SARMM WALK 

Frieoda for Deveiofmeat of Oteenmead s Livothrough 

eeven residential far- 

T 

works i. _ * in pastel, nV>A she ol also cn nainta paints with 

oil and acrylic. "Pastel is my medium. 

People think it's not as serious 

as oil or acrylic but I feel only pastels 

See PORTRAITS, 3D 

Work of art: Laurel Raisenan 

portrays Tiger star Cecil 

Fielder in this pastel collage 

of images. 

dens take* place 10 am. to 5 p.m. Saturday. June 

26 Ticket* are $7 in advance or $8 the day of the 

walk. All proceed* will go twoard reetoring the 

143-year-old Alexander Blue Houee into a con 

mation. call Green meed: 477-7375. 

infor- 

Canton Historical Society will hoet e quilt 

drawing at 4 p-m. Sunday, June 27. to benefit 

restoration of the historic Bartlett Houee on 

Ridge Road, north of Cherry HilL Ticket* are $1. 

They'll be aold Saturday-Sunday. June 26-27. at 

the CHS table in the oommunity service organisation 

tent at the Canton Townahip Liberty Feet 

in Heritage Park. Cherry Hill and Canton Center. 

behind Canton Townahip Hall. The winner 

need not be preaant to win.

2D* 

Henry from page ID 

"I retired because I knew 1 

wanted to paint more. It's something 

that you feel you have to 

do," Henry said. "Painting — 

that's all I think about." 

Pastel allows Henry to loosen 

and free her technique. She says 

she likes them because "you're 

working with pure color." She 

loves color and sees it in everything. 

including the bluish and 

peach tones that most other people 

fail to see in skin. 

Henry has exhibited her art in 

one-person shows twice at the 

Scarab Club and twice at the 

Farmington Community Library. 

This is her third one-person exhibit 

at Livonia City Hall. 

The 74-year-old painter has a 

• 'I retired because I knew I wanted to paint 

more. It's something that you feel you have to 

do. Painting — that's all I think about.' 

Evelyn Henry 

drawer where she keeps all of her 

ribbons. She stopped counting 

them years ago. This spring alone, 

she won second prize in the Visual 

Arts Association of Livonia and 

Palette Guild exhibitions and 

honorable mentions in the Livonia 

Artists Club and Palette 

Guild shows. 

"I try to paint everyday," Henry 

said. "Many times, I start about 9 

or 10 a.m. and paint until the 

Nora: This acrylic painting by Evelyn Henry captures 

the shadows and sunlight dancing on the face of her 

granddaughter, Nora. 

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LOOKING AHEAD 

What to watch for in Creative Liv- 

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McQueen exhibits her paintings 

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• "Gypsy Moth: Suburban 

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Bonsai 

The event will take place 10 a.m. to 

7 p.m. Saturday. June 26, and 10 a.m. 

to 5 p.m. Sunday, June 27, at Wash- 

ington and Fourth-streets. Admission 

is $1 with children younger than 16 

admitted free. For general information 

about the club or show, call Marc Ma- 

kahon: 313-731-1558. 

Formerly called the Four Seasons 

Bonsai Club of Oakland County, the 

club officially changed its name be- 

cause so many new members have 

joined from many areas of the state. 

Plant materials, tools, pots and 

other items will be offered for sale at 

the show. Demonstrations on styling, 

pruning and techniques for basic care, 

each lasting 90 minutes, will be of- 

fered as follows: 

• Saturday, June 26 — 11 a.m., Vance 

Wood; 2:30 p.m., George Randall; 5 

p.m.. Marc Makahon. 

• Sunday, June 27 — noon. Rich Mi- 

kulak; 3 p.m., Vance Wood. 

The ancient art of Bonsai, begun in 

timated 20,000 people in the U.S. 

Practitioners learn how to train trees 

into styles such as the basic formal 

upright (a apeciman tree in a protect- 

ed area), informal (slanting, as if 

reaching out from a forest or cliff edge 

or river bank for sunlight) or the 

gnarled look (windswept, like an old 

tree struggling). 

The goal ia to make the trees look 

old by judicioua pruning, wiring and 

shaping. Some of the specimena are 

hundreds of years Bid and grow in just 

a few inches of soil in a specially de- 

signed container. It may be oval, 

round, square, octagonal or rectangu- 

lar. 

Bonsai can be created from trees 

such as Maple, Spruce or Pine, which 

have been raised from seedlings and 

cuttings; from trees that retain foliage 

year round, i.e., Spruce. Juniper or 

Pine; or from deciduous trees, such as 

Japanese Maple, gray-barked Elms 

and others. Some of these trees keep 

their fruits during fall. 

Some flowering species bloom for a 

short period but provide a stunning 

show?—Orabepple." Bamboo, Azalea, 

Quince, Apricot and Peach. 

Most members of Four Seasons 

Bonsai Club of Michigan grow winter- 

hardy plants. Some are grown in the 

ground while others are grown in pots 

fired that have been fired at high tem- 

peratures so they won't crack in win- 

ter. 

George Randall, a paat president of 

this club, will display some of his 

specimens and do demonstrations. He 

uses and teaches the classical Japa- 

nese styling of Bonsai. 

He likes trees and since you can't 

have many big trees on a city lot, Bon- 

sai works for him. He collects Native 

Michigan trees, such as White Cedar, 

Larch, Scott's Pine, Native Hornbeam 

and others. He travels to the Upper 

Peninsula to collect after first obtain- 

ing permission from the land owner. 

It is necessary to prepare the trees 

so they will grow into healthy plants 

and so they will form a good surface 

root system. Randall often grows trees 

for quite a few years in open ground. If 

he grows them in large pots, the roots 

need to be cut back. His goal: to grow 

as large a trunk as possible. 

George Randall teaches the art of 

Bonsai privately. For information, call 

him at 525-3677 

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could be a great rental or Miner home Needs 

tmagmatmn A ctww pease Ejara deep lot 

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Help showcase 'Our Town' 

Artists across the state are invited 

to submit their work for jurying for 

the seventh annual Our Town Art Ex- 

hibition and Sale, scheduled for Oct. 

20-24 at The Community House in 

Birmingham. 

Artists who haven't already received 

a call Xo entry form can ask for one by 

calling The Community House .at 

(313) 644-5832. They can alao write to 

the center at 380 S. Bates. Birming- 

ham 48009. 

Artists may submit their interpre- 

tations of "Our Town." any hometown 

and ita meaning to them. Worka may 

pertain to but aren't limited to the fol- 

lowing subjects: Michigan landmarks; 

architecture/city, nature/landscape; 

people/portraits and still life. Art 

work may be two or three dimenaion- 

al. prepared in any medium, ready for 

presentation and must be new to Our 

Town exhibitions. 

Laat year. 366 works of art from 237 

Michigan artists were selected from 

almost 1,000 entries. Sixty-two of 

those works were bought by some of 

the 3,000 people who attended the 

four-day exhibition. On Sunday, Oct. 

24, $10,000 in prizes will be given 

away during an artists' award ceremo- 

ny. 

Allen Rubiner will be the 1993 Our 

Town juror. He is a nationally recog- 

nized artist and instructor and haa his 

work displayed in many municipal, 

corporate and private collections 

throughout the country. 

The exhibition and aale will open 

with a gala benefit on Wednesday, 

Oct 20. It will be open to the public 

Thursday, Oct. 21, to Sunday. Oct. 24. 

There is no admiasion fee. 

All works of art must be marked for 

aale. The artists receive 66 percent of 

the selling coat, with the rest benefit- 

ing The Community House. 

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; ; 6 0 * O&E Thursday, June 24, 1993 Thursday, June 24,1993 OAE *7D 

There's no quick fix to these destructive pests 

BY M A R Y RODRIQUE 

STAFF WRITER 

Most insects 

and diseases at- 

tack stressed 

trees and shrubs. 

So keeping them 

healthy will re- 

duce pests and 

lessen damage if they are at- 

tacked. 

That advice, courtesy of the 

Michigan State University coop- 

erative extension service, should 

"he heeded, especially in Oakland 

County where gypsy moth out- 

breaks are on the rise. 

"It's pretty serious. There's 

• nothing so universal that will at- 

tack such a wide variety of trees 

and shrubs." said Kendra Ander- 

son, plant pest management spe- 

iialist for the Michigan Depart- 

ment of Agriculture. Southfield 

office. 

Gypsy moths defoliated more 

than 70O.IHX) acres of Michigan 

forest last year, according to offi- 

cial counts. 

"We're probably tied with 

Pennsylvania as having the worst 

gypsy moth problem in the coun- 

try," Anderson said. 

Some Oakland County com- 

munities like West Bloomfield 

and Franklin have been hard hit. 

but evidence of gypsy moth infes- 

tations in Wayne County are 

showing up, including Livonia 

near Six Mile and Farmington 

roads and north Redford Town- 

ship along the Rouge River basin. 

The gypsy moth gets its name 

from its pattern of movement: it 

attaches to anything, such as rec- 

* reational vehicles, firewood or 

Lars, and thus can move easily to 

new habitats. 

Ron Priest, Michigan Depart- 

ment of Agriculture gypsy moth 

program manager, says the state 

had an eradication program from 

— 1954 through 1984. "We were suc- 

cessful in identifying and eradi- 

cating small populations from 

time to time," he said. 

Meanwhile, in 1968, a major 

infestation went unnoticed, aided 

by windstorms that spread the 

pests even farther afield. By 1972. 

when finally identified, the gypsy 

moths by sheer numbers were 

FSY 

MOTH 

here to stay. Priest said. 

One woman who contacted the 

Observer & Eccentric said black- 

birds have kept her gypsy moth 

population under control. "There 

are predators who feed on the gyp- 

sy moth," said Priest. "Starlings, 

robins and the white foot mouse 

are among them. But there are 

limitations. The gypsy moth is 

able to reproduce in such huge 

numbers that they overwhelm 

various predators." 

The Holly recreation area in 

Holly Township is suffering a se- 

rious infestation now. 

"The trees are contiguous. 

They intermesh and the caterpil- 

lar is more easily transmitted." 

said Kendra Anderson. "Also, 

human movement from the park 

can carry it out to new areas." 

There are no quick fixes to the 

ever-growing gypsy moth scourge. 

Russell Kidd, MSU extension 

district forestry agent, advises 

homeowners to be wary of prod- 

ucts or services that promise to 

end the problem. 

Chemical sprays are effective 

only during the caterpillar stage 

of the gypsy moth cycle. Spraying 

trty 

3' 7 «ed*o"1 

3 • 8 DE»RT*r>

90 + O&E Thursday, June 24, 1993 

101 Op— 

CMM 

OPEN SUN. 1-4 

MM NaMn. S. of M m E oI 

M M M M MO* M Ll»Hill> 

Mi $ Bedroom ranch Nto* be 

MM. 1 MM. tH car pan 

177.100 

OPEN SUN. 1-4 

33061 Mfctteboro, E. of 

Farmington, N. of Schoolcraft. 

1.663 sq.ft. 3 bodroom. 

2 bath trt. AM amer*- 

UM 6 updated. Attached 

0arae*. Immediate occupancy. 

6123.700. CALL 

427-5010 

RED CARPET KEad-TIPTON 

UVOMA - BY OWNER 

Open Sai. kn. 11-4 TotMr mm*- 

M l 3 bedroom. 1H MM b 

Large oomer KM on «M. lo* 

•raffle M M M M Maedowbiook 

I Mfle/Farmlngton n > $106,900 

Mmeiflato occupancy 426-88T9 

UVONU 

OPEN SUN 1-4 

MM Anton WniHili O n t n 

Lara* hm% noma. S Badrumia. 2 5 

M*w. flrapteoe. oantra M. over 

MM garaga. Onf, ft 125.900 CM: 

KIERSTON PARKER 

ERA ACCENT 

591-0333 

LIVONIA 

OPEN SUN 1-4 

37718 LWIWII. CtcflMil vttoaM 4 

Mroom, U Mil OOtonM wMh 

canara ar A 2 car attached M M . 

AJ on • large loll ft 148.900 CM: 

NORA SESNIAK 

ERA ACCENT 

591-0333 

N Canton-By Owner 

OWN SUNOAY. 12-4 

M17 Raaiuee Dr.. 3 bedroom quad. 

Mrge oountry kitchen. famay room 

MJo*. Mrge treed lo*. maintenance 

Iraa exterior. 2 U b M 

many axtra*. $129,900 N1-SM7 

OPEN SAT-SUN 

We've moiM. uun»ietol.M> priced 

tor Immarflot* MM 4 bedroom. cuetom 

trtt. on ecre lot MarBn Court, 

ofl 13 MBe/Laheer I1»-R2-40U 

OPEN SAT ft SUM 1-5 

«m Ranch In L*k*wood Vagi 3 

Badioom, 2 balh. wtokovt w«h poa- 

« * 4lh bedroom. 3rd beth Many 

cualom laeiui ** $1*4.900 T m B- 

•n-ood. 5/4 mBe* S or M-59, oTT 

logaUMW. 884-06*2 

ttudy. un. 2 Ml bethe. ft* basement 

«tth wa*out. 2 car garage, 

wort gerage. 8.1 acre*. stocked 

pond a/totaitam. man.*** from 1-75 

8214J00 826-81»« 

OPEN SUNDAY 12-3 

22858 Wan. Eamttyton »m 3 ol 

TO M8a $ E or Mtddtobait SWMng 

•war Rancti Opan Moor 

1.800 aq n Cathadral 

attachad garaga Oraat araa/ Don't 

imadMMona' 

OPEN SUNOAY 12-3 

18338 Onmm. uvoraa. S or 7 MBa, 

E. ol Kddtobl- Country Mng 

Ooar 1 acra. 3 badioonia. 1VT bMM 

5+ car garaga. 1.800 pkj» aQ.n M 

naanad on « lotMy cu»-d« »ac Oraat 

Remerica 

SUBURBAN REALTORS 

261-1600 

S01 Opan 

NOV* OPEN 8UNOAY V-4 

21M2 Arbor 8 or 9 Mae « w/ »• I • ll i iMna t 8rwpaaca 

M greet roam, naaiar auM. 

$121. WO Ttk* UnMn Rd J ! " 

ver laka Rd.. toBotr opan «gna to 

1402 Bridge* 

SUNDAY, Juna 27, 1-4pm 

3 bedroom 2 I 

Cod on • 

ssr m 1*82 8 

rt* w/doorweB to 1M10 

MM. prMM backyard, lal Boor 

meater auRa. Mi baaamanl 8 2H car 

garage $110,000. TMa Oaten Rd . 

£ of US-23 to N. on Codax. toBow 

opan agne to 904 MB St 

SUNDAY Ajna 27. '-4pm 

Five acra oountry aantng w/thM 

bu* in 1900 Over I860 *q. «L. 4 

badrooma. 2 M«iBiM. itgtM to 

Chaflaaok 2.327 aq. IL tour Dm*room 

ootonM oonaguoua to Fatowa 

Oaak. to Sunflowwr Su8 aft 

•mao 

OadaMn RaaRy Co. 984-1202 

OPEN SUN. 2-6pm 

lintOrMM 

Snarv $ >a»ai m iwdi. 2 ba«ha. 

2M oar garaga. oantral Mr Mrdl 

$71,900 A* tor 

Inga Gaulin 

REAL ESTATE ONE 

562-6110 X50 306-4646 

OPEN SUN., 1-5 

1975 Storanglon Ct. 

Cii M *ar. MtoBknl to anaM. 2 

•tor, 4 badrodM *H MM. M M 

baaamant. aunraam. dack. wa* una 

m tomay room. 2 car atoa antranoa 

raga 8 mora. Mual Baal $3t8J)00 

313-868-1708 

ROCHESTER HILLS-Banar thai 

rtaw 8 yr OM ootonM 3 badrooma. 

rauM carpal. M. 8 mora, 

itolttarwood VWaga $137,800 

Opan Sui. 1-4pm CM 888-4 I M 

OPEN SUN 1-4PM 

1384 NEW UFE LANE 

N. of WaRon. W ofl LMamoto 

tocaOon afth 2018 aq. R. 4 bad- 

2H bath*, oantral M. dack 

w/toouzB am BAR BQ. Naaar kMt- 

$158,900 

CALL MAUO 0RAN20W 

THE PRUDENTIAL 

GREAT LAKES RtALTY 

848-8000 847-487$ 

ROCHESTER - Opan Sun. 2-6. 918 

Roatog Qraan Ctr SHarp brick 8 

ftatdatona dutch ootonML ft 189.900 

363-7170 

ROYAL OAK- Opan Sun. 2-6. 

318 Daway Draam 3 badroom tx*v 

galow. mona in ujridWtori $79,500 

HMA Raaftor* 353-7170 

and larga baaamanl on 294 R. daap 

tot WaBt to aatranta) ichooa 

$136,900 23M Highbury. N of 

Long LMa. E of JoRn R. 

THE PRUDENTIAL 

GREAT LAKES REALTY 

686-6900 

WEST BLOOMFIELD 

NATURAL BEAUTY 

QuaBty 8 fcouy onty aa you Mm 

araamad. 3-4 badioom contamporary 

In *arana woodMr 

Prapara lo baimpraaaad 

Opan Houaa - Sun 12-5 

3639 Oatctoal 313-380-8350 

101 Opfi 

Troy 

OMELINE 

» m Naaainn C L M d 

E of Adamai 4 badroon 

larga Iraad tol In Oata. Oorgaoua Indudad. larga mground pool Hur- 

5 badroom colonial, ibrary/Budy. nH 257 N ByRaM. N of Charry HR. 

$142,900 HMA Raaftor* 3&3-7170 E of Wayna. $77,800 Aak tor. 

SOUTHFIELD- Opan Sun. 2-6. Diane Howard 

1 Excapttonal 3 Pager 406-6169 

2.5 bath brick oolonlM 

SM.900 HMA RaaMor*. 363-7170 REAL ESTATE ONE 

455-7000 

SOUTHFIELD- Opan Sun 2-6 22244 

Brookalda RamodMad kit char WOLVERINE LAKE-4 badroom. 2 

ovartooklng laraa tot. bath. 2300 aq. IL ootonM at)M W- 

(108.900 WA RaM 363-7170 toval. 2 car garage. Thto brick $ atorMnum 

noma * tamdy room opana to 

SOUTHPICtO- Opan San. 2-S a aac* 4 patio w/doexmg * baach 

prt«aagaa on an M (port* M Only 

2 bath. $114,900 Opan Sun 1-6 824-3808 

$119,900 HMA Raattor* 363-7170 

BEVERLY HILLS COLONIAL 

»* Oanar 4 badroom. 2H bath, 

lamay room. Ibrary. 8 hardwood 

Boor* throughout Beautiful 

$186,000 ( -24^2 

BEVERLY HILLS Weet - 3 bedroom. 

1H beth. lamay room, brick ootonttl 

$195,000 by ownar 540-1821 

Y HILLS 

2 badrooma. 1* bam*. 2 car 

to achool A church 

$1364300 

844-8873 

BEVERLY MLLS RANCH 

OPEN SAT.. 12-4 

MUST SEE! 

Boorm. naw Idtohan. graai back yard 

$ 1 lft.900. 157Q1 Kirkjtara. S. ol 14 

MMW ol Qreenfleld 540-1147 

BINGHAM FARMS BY OWNER* 

$830,000 23628 OM Orchwd TraN 

Cualom bu8U 1987 Over 5500 

room. 2 5 bath cotonUL $223,900 

HMA Raaftor* 363-7170 

TROY OPEN SUN 1-4PM 

W AREA - SanrMacka Bu9t quaaty 

4 badroom 3'4 bath contamporary 

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Oorgaou* lot Haw Troy High 

$239,900 5243 Cardinal W ol Coo- 

•dga. N of Long Laka. 

OREAT LOCATION - A* brick thraa 

W. BLOOMFIELD 

MAPLEWOODS NORTH 

Cuetom bunt conlamporary ranch. 3 

badrooma. 2H bath* wat bar pkj* 

bua-ata. AMtlng $316,000. Opan 

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CALL 

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$229,500- 

M l Owner extramafy moa.aMd NESTLED M THE TREES - newer 

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OM Boora. IM Boor Mrary. neutral 

decor Thto cxnAd M you' new 

BtoomltoM H9M. Open Sun 1-6 

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homto CM todayl $214,900 M-M. 

2980 Thedtord Beautiful 4 bedroom 

homa. on large ireed tot. dMng 

(B12222V 

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dack $275,000 642- 7180 Cranbrook 

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MICHIGAN 

OPEN SUNOAY 1-4 

WALK TO SCHOOLS 

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One owner tontoy home to a baaua- Realtors. Inc. 

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LIVONIA 

KEREN SETTING. Lovely large home on gorgeous acre 

lot with mature trees. Many update* tn the last 3 years. 

3 bedrooms. 2 baths, central air, fans In most 

bedrooms. Florida room. 

(144,900 (HUB) 477-1111 

WESTLAND 

BRICK COLONIAL. 4 bedrooms, many updates 

Including doors, windows, furnace and a 14X16 

screened porch. Partially finished basement, fenced 

yard, central air and more. Many appliances included. 

$88,500 (DOB) 477-1111 

NORTHVILLE 

HIGHLAND LAKES. Short walk to downtown Northville 

3 bedroom, 2^ bath Condo with large master bedroom, 

country kitchen, finished basement, 1 car garage. 

$117,900 (FAR) 346-6430 

I 

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PLYMOUTH 

PARK-LIKE YARD WITH MATURE TREES & garden 

area. 3 bedrooms, bath with ceramic tile, newer wood 

windows, furnace, cathedral ceiling in kitchen & great 

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$88,099 (PAR) 348-6430 

CANTON 

BETTER THAN NEW! 4 bedroom, Putte built Canton 

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$264,900 (23D-047891) 465-7000 

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WESTLAND 

CLOSE TO EVERYTHING. This conveniently located 

upper 2 bedroom Condo is near shopping mans, 

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$51,000 (M780) 326-2000 

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PICTURE PERFECT! Beautiful 3 bedroom home In 

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864,000 (F326) 

| . 

The Observer/ THURSDAY, JUNE 24,1993 

MARKET /row Real Estate One 

_ 3 

GARDEN CITY 

UNUSUAL AND UNIOUE. Garden CMy offering 

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with access to 4 lakes. Updates include roof, windows, 

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drive, 8x24 deck with view of lake and wooded Island. 

$124,900 (F118) 326-2000 

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$121,690 (K15183) 261-0700 

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GARDEN CITY CANTON 

HIDDEN IN THE PINES! Come see this quality-built A COMFY PLACE TO CALL HOME! Great family 

brick ranch on vi acre lot, then imagine the great times neighborhood, 3 bedroom*. 1 bath Canton ranch ofto 

be had here. Call for exciting details! fers family room with firepiace. oversized 2V4 220 wired 

$79,900 (H29104) 

261-0700 handyman garage, freshly painted, much newer carpet. 

$108,900 (23K-00196) 458-7000 

LIVONIA PLYMOUTH 

JUST LISTED. Prime northwest are Colonial feature*: PICTURE PERFECT!! Beveled glass entry door greets 

Florida room. 1st floor laundry, 4 bedrooms, 2V» baths, guests to thl* gracious 4 bedroom. 2V, bath Cap* Cod 

finished basement. 8 new roof, Bring aN offer* - owners with 1st floor laundry, office/den. breathtaking cathedral 

ar* artxious 1 ceNinged family 

$183,900 (K38715) 261-0700 $194300 

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LIVONIA 

IT MBQIBOWIIOOO PUN! 3 

ranch, nicely dscoraMd. Mrtlahed baasmsnt 

—"1 plus air apd*nc9rmrtudeii 

(D9671) 261- 

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477 1111 Southfield Lathrup 559 2300 

351 1900 SI Clair Shores 296 0010 

261-0700 Sterling Hgls 979-5660 

681-1065 Taylor 292-8550 

T4R-A410 Travnrse Cify 047-98n0 

363-8307 Traverse City-Commercial 

455-7000 (616) 946-4040 

652 6500 Trenton 675-6600 

548-9100 Troy 952-5590 

CANTON 

lEVimnNiM 

r557rfli 

Kaâk^poo4. Ba reedy for sun 

(23W-01365) 

Waterford Clarkslon 623-7500 

We si Bloomfield 681-5700 

Wesiland Garden City 

326-2000 

Relocation Information 

851-2600 

Olher Michigan Locations 

1 800-521-1919 

Training Center 356-7111 

LIVONIA 

SO MUCH TO OFFER: Specious brick Coioniai. Family 

room with firepiace & beamed ceiling. 4 bedrooms. 3 

fun baths. Home Includes security system. Newer 

windows, marbie sifts. See the great family home today! 

$124,900 (23W-30672; 456-70M 

UVONIA 

HOW SWEET IT 181 "States" street this beauty. 3 

bedroom, 1 Vi bath, refinished hardwood floors, updated 

kitchen wtth pantry. Formal dining, family room with wet 

bar. New furnace, central air & roof. CALL NOW! 

$113,900 (23A-31529) 456-7000 

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- PLYMOUTH — 

PRESTIGIOUS PLYMOUTH • Walk to town and enjoy 

the festivities of our quaint town. 4 bedroom, Cape Cod, 

NOVI 

NO WORRY, NO CARE in this b9autitulty decorated 

detached Novi town house with finished walkout & gas 

firepiace in family room. 3 bedrooms. 2M baths, neutral 

decor. Enjoy golf, tennis & pool p many other extras. 

$131,900 (23B-41493) 496-7000 

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PLYMOUTH 

QUALITY ABOUNDS in this charming custom built 3 

bedroom. 2 bath Plymouth Quad. Offering wet plaster, 

Anderson wood windows, newer oven/range. Gutters 

downspouts, enclosed porch overlook* pretty rear yard. 

$149,900 (23B-11486) 455-7000 

CANTON 

COUNTRY LIVING AT ITS BEST? Contemporary Colonial 

on 3.77 acre*. Greet room wMh cathedral ceWnga, 

formal dining, country kitchen with built-ins & larg* leland. 

Master bedroom, library. & 1st floor laundry 

$379,900 (23C-496S6) 

PLYMOUTH 

COZY PLYMOUTH CONOO. One bedroom unit in iiml 

complex. Fsaturee neutral decor, stainmaster carpet, 

updated kitchen, one car garage & laundry facMty m 

baaement + a lovely setting. 

(23F OD500 

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O & E T h u r s d a y , J u n e 24, 1993 

G L 0 6 6 I F I E D R E f i L E d T f i T E CLR66IFIED REfiL ESTATE 

This Classification 

C o n t i n u e d f r o m 

P a g e 8D. 

304 Farmington 

Farmington Hitta 

FARMINGTON HILLS COLONIAL 

* bedroome mtO\ opbonM 5th or 

itudyeompmer room. 2 ful ceramic 

oema uoMM ow cabinets » 

I8x 12 »ving room a*th bar 

window IM floor laundry. 12x24 

yw> room ISMVI extra itîga 

-losM*. 2 car aluminum-elded ga- 

raga norv-amoklng. no pa( noma 

' Wa* to achoots 4 y«po«r\ caniar 

' '•» m*e 10 axfireeewm, 

' Treed lot raar lenced 

• Cabto T V Hookup 

• Of street per*ing to acconvnc 

data'cars $93 90C 

Also "YOU"' naw decorating al- 

lowance S 1.000 AT CLOSING 

Bcwwr 9 4 10 Mtto/MtddMOMt 4 

0»cfiartJ Laka immediate occupan- 

cy BUYERS ONLY MO AGENTS 

•• HOURS Mon-Fri 5 00-7 00pm 

Sat & Sun n-5 00pm 

• • PHONE (3'3i 475-4126. Ba 

904 Farmington 

OLD FRANK.LIN T0WNE « back- 

room rmoraal. 2v» b»o* tamky 

room. dan. brekkleM nook, many 

$171900 855-5857 

OPE N HOUSE SUN 1 30-5 

Abeofutefy beautiful 

HMa noma 2075 aq.fi.. gorgeous 

buBf-k*. WtaPy move-m ujiidtoun. 

• 175.900 Owner Broker 553-5BM 

OPEN SUN 12-4 a Ma* 

ban. updeted 3 badroom 1-4 oath 

bnck ranch. lamay room attached 

gMage - >104.900 477-6507 

GORGEOUS CAPE COO 2500 

«Of! 3 Badroom 2'y bath. family 

room. Florida room. acre Re- 

modeled thruout. undw $190,000 

Meedowtxook H8M Sub 471-3288 

HOME IN GREAT SETTING 

Omel neighborhood cfoee lo 

Sowniown "larr acra lot. 3 bad- 

-ooma. 2 ful baths family room, and 

ionng room aMi fireplace. Florida 

room, attached garaga $149 900 

Call Jim MacDonald 


477-1111 

LOCATION/PROPERTY/ 

PRICE 

If excellent location. larga lota » ow 

price ara your top pnorniai ca* -wa. 

it's my speoMty 1 

acre surround* maintenance free 

rancfi Comptofefy updated wrth naw 

kitchen $ Pefla window* Low laxee 

& price $74,900 

'•» acre playerourxj with 3 badroom 

rancft Wak lo schools S dowMowi 

Maintenance free i snows Mke -*w 

m neutral decor $86 90C 

BOB SEXTON 

REALTY EXECUTfVES ME'OQ INC 

473-1200 

OPEN SUN 1-4PM 

30439 FOX CLU8 DRIVE 

N of 13 MBe w ol Farmfnoton Rd 

Priced to aaa tianedtolat| Bring of- 

tor* 3000 aq n contemporsry wfth 

svery upgrade meginera* ergs 

•fats kitchen mart* "over 4 beth. 

maids quarters m b—anient ate An 

mcradlbta buy at S367.000 Free 

noma warranty For more intorma- 

tlon or private mowing paaaae ca< 

LESLIE FREEDMAN 

CRANBROOM REALTORS 

Of*ce 826-8700 Home 932-6883 

Pagar 630-6434 

OPEN SUN. 2-5 

34505 BUNKEB HILL 

N off Twelve Mae E ol Drake 

Mail condition. 3 Badroom ranch, 

fuk baaamant. attached garaga 

$•« 700 

CALL IRIS GOLDSTEIN 

RALPH MANUEL 55 «90C 

304 Farmtngton 

BMINGHAM SCHOOLS 13 Mia 4 

PRICE REDUCED! 

i warn on a larga plciureoque KM wfth 

ati earn 4 pond S4ate ol ma art - 

deted kitchen formal Suing 4nd dto- 

•N 1 

drka and muc* mora $239 ,000 

Remerica 

V'Uiege Square 

349-5600 

RAMBLEWOOO GATEHOUSE 

Communrty 4 ba 

naaL 2V* bar» 

$235,000 

2H batfia. lam^y room, lal «oor 

laundry aMndad PaaaiiiaiU. oan- 

tral aa ne •• er rool > fwnaoa Mo .a 

aioondiuon By owner 647-IMS 

GREAT BUY 

Con anient N.E 

Two Ca*oam. low 

Mona end a m u i i extanor Maw 

pami and carpal. 1'4 car garaoa 

Ju« move noN IM $42,900 Cad 

DAN LrfORCST, 549^400 (B287) 

S11613 

RE/MAX PARTNERS 

SPACIOUS Brick Colonial 4 bad- 

3'-» baOia. tamlly room wfth 

«-ou1. pool dack 

SUPER HOME 

SUPER LOCATION 

On a qulat tree kned straa« Nwwar 

Lathrup Village 

Baet txjy »i araa! Owar S300»q It 2 

Mory 5 badroom. mxtry. lormM 

dMng room, imng room 4 famay 

room, IM »oor laundry, nraanao 

baaamant. naw carpal thru-out. 3 

car attacfiad garaga. camrai aa. cir- 

cular drrva mmaculale condmon' 

MCGLAUN 

559-0990 

M ^ P O W B R O O K MILLS 

POPULAR CANTERBURY COM- 

MONS 4 badroom*. 2 lu« p u 2 

naif bath cuMom bu« colonial WMk 

to N Farmmglon Hlgn Sctoo Up- 

per dack of! maatar badroom Fjrv 

•nao rac room great for ud» Oroj- 

arflocnv $189,000 MU-29 

FANTASTIC - 4 badroom. 2'-« DatJi 

coKnal witn marry ^xJatae P-c4aa- 

wonai ondacapvig. Barber carpat- 

rn deck ooariooks generous le* A 

•real Kjcatiorr $'92,900 HO-37 

>8096131 

G«EEN HILL WOODS - 4 badroom 

coioruai on pnme Mte Sackjng to 

common* Farraly room a4tfi Va- 

piaca glass encioaad tofnrr, 4 

-nor. $'99 90C A- 36 (B071S51 

j COUNTBy uv ING IN THE CTTY - V. 

acre tread *• * 

•nodei *k*ie»jk. oacor«lac and 

many cu*rorr features * muai *aer 

$249 90C 

CEN-UPV 5: -AR-FORD 4*»-600C 

NEW! NEW' NEW 1 

CUSTOM HOMES 

Or reec ot* ârmmgior. acnooa 

" O K S-*C coc 

0"Oow 3 car garage. Andaraan 

wmoow* wood Socfl *nd carpal 

throughout. Nigh affloency iimaca 

air many oChar artra*. 3'i rrwiuta* 

from u96.'P1eeaarrt Vakwy 1 mmuta 

IFoe 

SET DOWN your luggage your 

Nome ovar 2.000 *Q ft . 4 badroom. 

2'i batfi beauty carge opan gour- 

me» kitchen wrth M naw buHt-ina 

A rr>u*1 »ee $149 000 For appoint- 

ment only 559-1834 

•aw/ a o u o i L f o n 

BEAUTWA. 176 

lor 

farm wflti 1700 kQ 

n Noma $212,000 For 

Ca« DIANE DELL 

Cann*y 21 > IwtkjiO Sow» 464-6400 

CHARMING 4 SPAOOUS 

to kure to aaa Joe Conaueo 

Opan Houee Sun l-4pm 943 WaM 

1176.900 

21 I 

COUNTRY IN THE CTTY 

BRICK RANCH 

BETTER THAN NEW 

CALL DAN UUU-AM 

Super dean laatiwig 3 badrooma. 2 

fu» battle k k koor laun*y quMty 

bum m 1967 with ArxJareon win- 

dow*. lu* batH and waa-in ckoeet In 

maatar badroom. 2 car artachad ga- 

rage. fu» Baaamanl. 1/3 acra lot 

back* lo wood* Reduced to 

$141,000 

MAYFAiR 522-8000 

Roc heater-Troy 

THIS ONE HAS IT ALL! 

4 badrooma. 2 U I 2 H bona, tam- 

9)i room uhkmduimi MOan. for- 

mal «nmg room. IM logr laundry. 

am room 4 aaOTa. danoa 

•oor Centra vacuum. aprVWJer /*e- 

cxrty • i Mama kv-graiaM pool, pro- 

•aaMorvaay Widecaped, M of lyfrl 

•no. Tn^y cuatomlzad Vary larâ 

pi* eke lot tmaadMa poeaeeeaon 

NvTlenken. f Ademe $279,900 

AOVEST REALTY 55»-X333 

ELEGANT ADULT CO-OP 

With tranquk new*. South Lyon 2-3 

bedroom 2 beth ranrtv. «rwad 

lower leo-M. 1.900 kq.fl. AJ aaaeon 

room, oak cabinet*, cerarmc. lovely 

plant* m prfvata courtyard 

Muel be S5 yr« Sag 900 

MARLENE ROOT 

RaM Estate One 

313-227-5005 or 517-54*^620 

GREEN OAK TWP 

COUNTRY SETTING 

Bnck ranch 3 badroom. 2 beth on 

over acre Graal room pkje lormal 

kvmg room 4 dkang room French 

door* to dack Many JCdMaal Beee- 

ment 4 21 car garaga $124,900 

Ca« Mary Ke9y. 346-6677 

REAL ESTATt TODAY 427-6600 

SOUTHFIELD 

Brand new ranch to be bunt' 3 bed- 

room. 2 bath, brick,'vinyl. IM floor 

laundry. 2 car rttached garaga. 

vaufted oaengk. Murmmo property, 

doee to 2 acre* Rouge River How* 

ber*nd property excaaeni location 

Buyer «n> maka decor (election* 

Omy $116,900 

CROSSW1N0S REALTY 

NINA AMOLSCH 

661-5233 

JUST LISTED1 

Bedroom. 2H bath 

Colonial artuaiad on over a 2 acra 

woodad lot Prrvate yet doee to 

achoot* and mopping. BuBdar* 

own noma. Partial flrKMied baaa- 

mant i year hofhe warranty 

$139 900 Cal Jan Qinlu 446-5009 

RE/MAX Countryside 

MILFORO BRICK RANCH 

3 Bedroom. 1'* bath. lu« baaamant, 

neerty redecorated, large comer 

•encad yard, $78,000 867-4012 

Marrantary 

wooded 

REDUCED $30 000 

EXPERIENCE ELEGAN- UV1NG 

partact for entanakwig i 

Bnck ranch lotaPy -amojim Gour- 

met cemar aland utchan axianaive 

• e n ol martae 4 cararrvc tke 

aow aywam thru-out. -eceteeC 

•ght* centra vac. ISalS 

area. 29il2 game room 

"2x4 aoaco 

Entre noma a dream Jaaig decor 

$296 900 

CAU. EIKE PERREAUCT 

THE PRuOEN^lAi GREAT LAKES 

409-9060 

achooi Other 

. koul and 

1 for your cus- 

tom noma Wa'i he® you oOtam 

vol* mortgage or constr 

HOWELL LoveN aoutNweal atyte 

- bnck ranch 3 bedrooms, famay 

-oom Nr—rwC watf-oui «war w w 

with mvf bar 4 Nrapiaca 5 acres wrth 

a pond $139 900 IC0687801 

HOWELL f*ca 3 bedroom, ranch on 

gorgeous park-like setting 10 2 

acre* Ma* rrwanojred lawn. Rower* 

berry buehe* 4 2 pole bama 

$126,500 'LS68760) 

COLDWELL BANKER 

BRIGHTON TOWN 4 COUNTRY 

227-1111 

SOUTHFIELD colonial, 

room Wi't*j»t-m p«ne comer cup- 

board* 4 french ooorj leading 1o 

fmaaned »un porch. Library w/pme 

bu«t-m aheivea Larg* 

a»on A charmer' $82,900 (DOR17) 

Cal Jann Hopkin* 

652-9000 or 650-1065 Ext 10* 

Century 21. Town 4 Country 

MILFORO - By Owner 3 Bedroom. 

1-1 bath tn ievw Many updates 

make tha* cheerfvk. neutra»y deco- 

rated dean Nome leel Mte naw MUM 

aaa. $92,500 664-0467 

NEW CONSTRUCTION 

EXCLUSIVELY— 

ROCHE8TW HALS- Open Sun. 1- 

5 1319 Chestnut Lan a w off of 

an * bedrooms. 2vt bath*. 

tlM.900 852-7916 

ROCHESTER - Opan SIPL V-6 5720 

4 bedroom*. 3 M 1 2 haa batlia. 2 

krepfece* $365 000 552-0880 

N. TROY- bseutau. 

wooded lot cu-dw-i we. Squere 

Lake 4 Souto BM Le 

•onaB) i3ecorated ho 

-refy. prcitee 

ma Senoue 

tUfWl only $275,000 879-2152 

TROY 

neighborhood 

Fou 

fluminflham 

2 

"replace, centra aa deck. 2 car ga- 

rage ujnJUui $164,900 

Cal ONOY PARSONS. 548-5400 

i'N3Ml ITTCTIM 


TROY OPEN SUN 1-4 

Specioua 4 badioom. 2 ba*i ranch. 

Mrary. tam«y room. 2 Nafta, e* 

centia Mr. rriirieckeia occxâncy 

$122,900 

3 335-0676 

TROY - RAINTREE SUB - 4 bad- 

room brtck coionta neutra decor 

Lpdated kachen 4 beat. 1262 Tkrv 

nyeon By spot only $146.000 668- 

TROY Ranch. 783 Randa*. m prima 

Troy auMMMon on woodad lot. 3 

bedroom. 1 balh. Updated kitchen 4 

bath By Appi Onfy< 526-2138 

TROY 3 bedroom. 2H bath cokmM. 

»wic room, toma dining room, 

tami)r room. neutrM decor Large 

lot Update*. $145,900 524-0619 

TROY - 4 badroom. 2H balh. 2 Mory 

colonial. 2260 aq.fl . tam»y room. 

cantrM Mr. Mahad b — « H IM 

•oor laundry $ 1S2.900 826-3045 

300 Rojrai Oak-Oak P a r t 

|L,-|U •! II • Mtf • , J i 

nunungron w o o o s 

MILFORO TWP 

echool* ExObng naw development 

Custom noma* by CORNERSTONE 

BUILDING 1 5 acre Hies on fsde- 

CALL NANO MEININGER 

346-9950 610-2557 

Optimum Deveiopmen! 

473-8 ioa 

NEW 3 EIEOOOOM COLONIAL , . 

1 1 bef apeoous kAcnen. lama, 

•oon- w 'replace y o 4 « y 

- H O l k C " " " • L -~" 

C« 476-667: -- AJ Tha on lar. 

SHARP COLONIAL 

•ea Hegrec apace ortermg 

I4KMMS i-icher and IM floor laun- 

dry Fyrma rvng and da wig rooma. 

oom wrth Itrapiace and 

breary Fionqe room meeter aufle 

$ •45 900 

OPEN HOUSE SUN • SPW 

33700 Sioour H c* Farrrw-^tor 

ac S of 9 Me 3 oea-oom -.570 

aq ft rejtra decor aa tp- 

rge dac* on large lot 

roe -31 with mature 

tree* lor privacy {160.000 

349-6200 

J.A. Delaney 

and Company 

LOCATED AT Brighton Airport Tie 

down y«* plana in your backyard 

Specaou* 4 bedroom 2 beth Nome 

Fanny room. ofUce-'den exercise 

room, laundry I sewing room, large 

acre lot with room to add * hangar 

2"1 car anactied garaga entertain 

on huge 2 level dec*, many recant 

update* Brighton School* Cloee to 

4 mopping $149,000 

C313I 229-2616 

SOUTHFIELD - New bnck contem- 

porary 3 pedroom*. master with 

vaulted caking 4 pmrat* beth greet 

room with akybghts. dirung room 

wrth doorwek view of wooded lot 

Oak iitchen attached garaga cen- 

tra av $189 900 776-4663 

OPEN HOUSE SUN Juna 27 1-4 

1312 CNMon Rd.. Hosrel Cowttry 

acre hardwood 4 

$86 500 220-1454 

SOUTHIELD 

TWYCKINGHAM SUB 

Reduced $10,000 Motivated aaaar 

4 Bedroom coloniM. new tumace. 

3.000 K it m i maka s deal at 

$157 500 

Piaaae cal JUDY KOMER 

Chamberlain. REALTORS 

S44-4S93 or 398-2274 

PEACEFUL 

SURROUNDINGS 

ft your en alM M «-e a lots of room ss 

wek as peece and quiM, then yowl 

ilka what tf*a 4 badroom. 2 balh 

famtfy sta Nome has to offer For- 

mM Hying and dMno room* Spa- 

oous tarrsfy room 1 5 acre lot wlthm 

a mile ol downtown Mliford 

$159 900 

MARY McLEOD 

CENTURY 21 ROW 464-7111 

2 s oath*, specious tn Iwvw wa>- 

3PEN SUNDAY 1-4 244«« Pen- 

rose Farmngton nan 3 bedroom. 

2 «4< sq n ranch >•. ace >of P-iced 

V a! $147 500 

"ELP-i^SEj-l of NWWC *2S-6W 

OPEN S-fNDA • 2-5 

30206 KINGS W A * 

n of '3 Mae Roec 

w of' 

cuMom wSkaT*?i52.900 553-4366 

' OUR FIRST HOME $74,900 

can be wek located (I Fanrangton 

mas and nave an îdaaad kjtchen 

win eeang apace a tamay room lor 

aw rsgn eWlcikricy f«»- 

BEST BUY 

Abeoiuie do9 house- 3 Bedrooms. 2 

bath* New*r iMiiodelei] throughout 

Naw kitchen wrth stove refrigerator 

washer 4 dryer New maatar bath, 

naw carpeonc. garage $54,500 

REALTY AMERICA 347-2960 

STUNNING CONTEMPORARY 

Nestied x =A = « COMMONS 

•eattx^ng lp kcor masier sur»e with 

ian.-7T pr-veie abrar, Sreat Room 

wrth aoarmg cathedra ceWng. 

GORGEOLffi FQPMiCA K-C-EN 

•rth doorwal to TXim-ievei wocd 

3eck Lower levei entertan-ient 

'our NM nome can be a* tfa* and 

more - 

GREAT STARTER - huge kitchen 3 

bedroom*, ovsrsoed 2'4 car pe- 

H?LI 

bukt 1965 $84,900 

Pride of Ownership 

Tota*y updeied. teetekjly decorM- 

ed. newer kHchen cebmets, pantry. 

MI bedroom*, centra ak. furnace 4 

cerpet New garaga door Open 

floor plen with celhedrM caMng 3 

bedroom ranch 

LP-U-SELL of NWWC 454-9535 

FAMILY ROOM, natural 

fireplace oorgeou* hkfy Itosahed 

baaement Ful beth 4 ton* of (for- 

age custom raar dec*. 2M car ga- 

A HOME FOR 

EVERY SEASON! 

Cool oft m the summer m tfaa deluxe 

pooi. spend Winter huddled Mound 

the flrvpleoe m thn larg* famly 

room Other amervtle* mduOe 3 

bedroom*. 1'* bath*. Iwfng room, 

kitchan w'nook. flnlehed bakcmenl. 

2 CM gMege, $116.900. Cel. 

DICK RANDAZZO 

Remerica 

HOMETOWN REALTORS 

453-0012 

•wm #113,9 

BILL ARMBRUSTER 

Remerica 


459-6222 

REMEyeER REMERICA 

COMMONS SETTING 

REOUCED TO «219.900 

$ 

Fabulou* marble oenter entry 4 bed- 

room. 2Yk balh ccfonlM. huge greM 

room arflh naturM Hrepfeoe. Ibrery. 

IM floor leundry. wonderful kitchen 

4 breekfaM room wkh doorwe* to 

new cadM deck. 22x30 garaga Un- 

flmehad are*-dut Beeement lo 

beeuORA yard 4 common* 

GRACE MIKTON 421-5788 

RE/MAX WEST INC.. 522-8040 

AAA RATING 

fmm horn** meeeure up to the quel 

ty beauty 4 value kxmd 

rang cotoraM of 

Showroom condition mMd* 4 out 

wKh beautiful deck 

beck yerd 

Open Sim 1-4 $215,900 

9250 Red Maple Cl 

Call Jim Garrow ' 4 16-1234 


SCHWEITZER REAL ESTATE 

314 

PLYMOUTH - OWNER MOTTVAT 

EDI ANXIOUS TO MOVEI Elegant 

tot * 

2.5 < 

rooms. 2 5 beth*. MtoapaonM 

aoee 4 neutrM decor CM tor mora 

delMto. 4258 000 kNMM 

THE MICHIGAN GROUP 

REALTORS INC.. 459-3600 

PLYMOUTH 

becks to commons 

deck to enjoy •» pert Iks setting 2 

4 huge 

upgrede*. cuetom nrepfaoe 4 more 

$149,900 Cafl John DtMor* 

344-3675 or 347-3060 


Prestigious Plymouth 

Bnc* Cape Cod TO feing room ml 

• 35 long. FormM dtomg reom aMh 

peno Juuie— ilMdwood floors m 

a* 3 badi o om* Handyman garage 

28 deep with gas fcimaoe ft* 

I ssemenl. treed lot Price onfy 

$108,900 As* tor DORIS 

Remerica 


420-3400 

REMEMBER REMERICA 

PRICE REDUCED - EXCTT1NG 3 

bedroom ranch. cathedrM eMngs 

den • 106.000 

HELP-U-SELL of NWWC 454-9635 

315 

SUPER DEAL 

4 bedroom. ZH baah bnck co* 

« yr* new 2800 aq It Ak ka beaa- 

menL Batog. dMng. 4 ImiMj roam, 

home oatoe. dec* 4 aaasbo Ap- 

peMtog mMde 4 out SeM prtoe In 

•aaoon Woods M •246,500 Home 

NOVI - Noranaa achooM a not the 

only uftMlng of Ms IstiAoua 4 bad- 

room 2.5 baai ootorSM ae8ng on *• 

m design 4 tunskuc- 

aon a/open floor pton. neukrM de- 

cor. deck n W t s hot tub 'ou'l be 

8.700. MQ01* 

MQ0133 

THE MICH JOAN GROUP 

REALTORS INC., 459-3600 

NOVI - 2400 eq ft 4 badroom C«t»- 

MM Largs lot on ciM rto ear 

VM Mr. mora. S2T8M0 348 >-M12 

OPEN SUNOAY. 1-4pm 2488 FMr- 

aray Hlfls. 4 bedroom ootorm 

1 2H 

bethe tvfng/dtolng roome. 

room wUrepleoe • 175.900 

>amky 

HELP-U-SELL OF NNSL 341 1-6006 

31i 

ALL BRICK BUNGALOW 

Mi Move around 

ev km S U M 

(OMARJ. 

COMFORTABLE 

FamBy home. 3 badroom ram» wfto 

tdows snd Baortog. AJ sp- 

miaidsn FMiied iwi*. 

459-6000 

COLDWELL 

BANKER 

Schwartz ar Reel EsteM 

COUNTRY LIVaSO • 

In Lumlauii. 3 I 

IsmPy room. 2 baptetiea Mr. 

POOL AND SCHOOL 

•I POPULAR sue 

Enfoy more tons M home m peace** 

•hopping * * * ctob lerge 

room mrn dac*. greM yerd. I 

KjPy deooreted MuM aeM 

>128400 (LOI) 

RED CARPET KEai 856-8100 

SELLER TO HELP wfth com Hug* 

N. Canton 4 bedroom CotoraM li- 

brary. 2 story foyM $146,900 

HELP-U-SELL of NWWC 454-9535 

NEWER EXECUTIVE 

ColomM axel* for emarlMnmg From 

the greet room wffh bow window lo 

the Mrge open kitchen. If** horn* 

meeta or exceeds your expecte- 

tions Huge wrap Mound dsck wfth 

hot tub makaa the tummers great 

the ivge bedrooms snd open stsk- 

case m* |uM a lew of tn* manor 

amenrtie* SpnnklM system up- 

grsded wood window*, centra Mr 

prof*eeionM lendscspmg end dra- 

matic axianor Tfa* price can't be 

beat In Plymouth $179,900 Hixry 

and cmi 

JOHN McARDLE. GRI 

WALNUT 

CREEK 

UppM levto of tree handsome story 

hosts 4 apecsous bedrooms plus s 

23 X 12 mwkb-purpoas reom ac- 

: last a by s second stea ws, Wsa- 

out eve toeHkes a hot tub snd sau- 

na Msny other rac rt lea mdude a ck- 

bky- 

WELL MAtNTAJNED 4 bedroom co- 

lomM. femay room, a spiers. flrM 

floor leundry. meny exVae. Mayfar 

Sob By owner $135,900 451-0247 

314 Plymouth 

Remerica 


420-3400 

windowed formM dining room, large 

foyer and a wonderful famBy neigh- 

borhood Reduced to I2M.D00 

ROBERT BAKE 

Realtors 

453-8200 

SALEM TWP - Executive home. 7 

wooded ecree 5 bedroomc. 

4 aspteca*. 5800 sq. ft plus a 

out basement. Nearly new 

$700,000 *10480 

CALL KEN l*S 

For Al The WondarU SpacKlc* 

THE M04GAN GROUP 

REALTORS INC.. 227-4800 Ext 236 

STUNNWaG CAPE COO 

kat floor meMsr suits, 

ofl-whrt* carpel, hardwood floors 

315 MorthvWe-Novi 



Firsptace in Hying room 

updstes Including kitchen, fumece. 

centrM sk, snd mors Dec* OVM- 

ioo*mg spedous oeckywo 2 5 cm 

detrached garege $114,500 

MOTIVATED SELLER 

Wants an offer on this wonderful 

rembkng ranch situsled on s 13 

acre parkHke tree lot Charming In- 

terior hee neutrM decor, newer car 

454-4400 or 981-29001 

One Way Realty 

473-5500 

VERY WELL MAINTAINED $84 900 

brtck rancfi wfth meny nearer items 

^t. snd ifvfng room Mth'ârbto — x > o w » . 

flreplece $134 500 cantrM Mr; s beeutlfm kitchen with 

•replace 

COUNTRY SETTING 

For this roomy 3 bedroom. 2 bafh 

home Hardwood floor and wet 

piasir construction Nstursl llre- 

piece m lam»y room Bay window m 

Ihnng room Many updstss including 

kitchen cabinets, fumece snd more 

$89,500. 

FAMILY FUN 

You"» have meny hdurs oI famky fun 

msids and outside this 4 bedroom. 

2 5 beth ColomM situated on 125 

acre Jpdales include krtefien 

bethroom*. centrM Mr. snd more 

Oversoed 2 5 CM gMege $164 ,900 

MARY McLEOD 


OPEN 1-4 SUN. 

ALMOST 3/4 acre. 30235 5 Mile 

bnc* 3 - ^ ^ 4 5 0 

jjumif ihu 

fireplace m larga kvlng room, baae- 

ment. attached 2 CM parage - 

$109,900 E-0fMemman 

SPECTACULAR - must see. 38096 

Heee, 3 bedrooms, 2H batha. 

BreaktaM reom, dlmng room with 

French doors, huge family room with 

flreplece firaMied basement. 2 cat 

r irage. much mora - one of s kmd - 

134,900 N of Joy E. ol Newburgh 

OPEN 12-3 SUN - 19721 Gary 

Lane, superb 4 bedroom cdonlM. 

2'i baths. Nbrsry or den, breekfast 

room. lormM dmmg room, famly 

room wfth fireplace, doorwaaa. can- 

trM Mr baaement. 2 car garaga. dr- 

cutor drive, numerous extra* - 

$239,900 N of 7, W oiaa 

Century 21 

CASTELLI 525-7900 

'990- 91- 92 CENTURION 

AWARD WINNING OFFICE 

toed cherry cabinet*: new cerp« 

and freeh pemt Priced nghi for s 

quick seto 462-l8«0 

ROSEDALE GARDENS $89,900 

Beeutlfm remodeled light oek kitch- 

en and a naturM fireplace make tM* 

brie* 3 bedroom ranch *pectol 

Baaement 4 garage *2'-5«60 

FAMILY ROOM RANCH $108.900 

CentrM Uvonia location tor kids 

Thia brie* 3 bedroom offers s fln- 

*ned basement. Vepieoe. 2 ful 

batha. and 2 CM etteched gMege 

421-5660 

FIRST SHOWING $149 900 

NeMfy mi acre m North eraM L«ama 

Custom bu«t 3 bedroom bnc* 

ranch Florida room, nature hre- 

piere, lamky room, flnlehed 

and 2 

LIKE CANTON 

3 bedroom bnc* ranch, tanay room, 

ment. and 2 car attached garege 

» T 1 » V 

COVENTRY GAROENS 1ST 

$154 900 

NEW OFFERING - 345 toot frontage 

overlooking the pert m CentrM 

LMorUa's sought after subdMsion. 4 

bedroom. 2 bath Cape Cod wffh fin- 

ished basement, flreplece family 

room, and 2 CM attached 

42 

1986 BUILT $167,500 

North weet Uvoma mebciAoua rsnch 

3 bedrooma, 24 foot greet room, fln- 

lehed and carpeted baaement. mee- 

tM beth. covered deck, and centrM 

aa 421-5660 

EXECUTIVE RANCH $179,900 

This custom built home wss 

thoughtfully dedgneti with every 

inch flnlehed to perfection- AJ the 

SQUEAKY CLEAN - beeuttfuHy dec- 

orated 4 mMKulouely memtsmed 4 

bedroom centra sir conditioned 

OUAD-LEVEL Cay naturM flre- 

ptsce to specious "2 V FAMILY 

POOM modem dreem country 

kitchen delightful FLORIDA ROOM, 

custom decking, newer windows, 

fumece 4 roof, 2'4 CM garage 4 

much morel Asking onfy $112,000" 

Cel 454-4AOO or 981-29001 

INVESTMENT MINDED? Check out 

ihis beautifully maintained fuPy 

bricked 2 family Canton Twp du- 

plex Largs FAMILY ROOM aree* 2 

Bedrooms each side, custom birch 

woodwork 2 aepMSte gas tomacee 

s fantastic 5 CM gMsgs. s mani- 

cured premium '4 acre aprtnklered 

lot 4 much morel IdeM tor single*. 

•mpty-neetM or amert investor 

Asking only $130,000" 

Remerica 

COUNTRY PLACE 

454-4400 981-2900 

CANTON - SUNFLOWER SUB 

4 bedroom cotoniM with 2600 sq ft. 

Every soeckM room you co-Ad went 

Decorated to perfection $179,900 

Century 2t Gold Mouse. 451-9400 

24 hr Service 

AFFORDABLE 

IN PLYMOUTH 

Gory rench m Plymouth Township m 

1 I 464 IM wwe TOW akJ 94*18 

updated 1 5 cat garage m euper lo- 

cation Don t WMI $81,900 I450PA) 

PLYMOUTH $139,900. 

BELOW MARKET 

LIVE ON THE PARK! 

ExceptlonaBy deen memtsmsd 3 

bedroom.. V* baths. 2 cat garege. 

newM windows carpet. centrM ak 

dec*, flreplece. meert-ev»age gat 

bkl is $35 monthly Just Hated 

$111,000 Cal 

MARY LOU BURTON 

Remerica 

40MET0WN REALTOR? 

453-0012 


Early SO s tortrees las construction 

on lerge lol wtth trees This bnck 

rsnch haa 3 bedrooms, 1 Bath, farm- 

fy room, ful bssMTient snd gMsgs 

convenient to loem and actiooa 

Move In condition $114 900 

I64ASH). 

PLYMOUTH 

FIXER UPPER! 

F>ve huge bedrooms cap thM Plym- 

outh cotoraM Fam»y room wtth flre- 

pleoe. apedoue updated kitchen, 

updeted windows t>4 beeement. 

privets yard with patio. 2 car M- 

1 ached gMege Awaftmg your T LC 

$114 500 (315RU) 

459-6000 

COLDWELL 

BANKER 

Schweitzer Real Estate 

OPEN SATURDAY 

12«3 TO 2:00 

NEW CONSTRUCTION IN 

PLYMOUTH! 11440 Easts»de Drive 

a i liM f—HfOa a m i a 

r Trs 

ATTRACTIVE 4 bpdroom Neath

4 £ * O&E Thursday, June'24, 1993 Thuroday, June 24,1993 OAE 

3 * Weettend 

Garden City-Werno 

FANTASTIC1 

Ttaa 3 bedroom. 15 Mff noma ki 

316 Weettend 

Qerden City-Wayne 

GARDEN cm . 3 bedrooma N n 

•umfry k r M carpet 4 varyi «RV 

 

Pat Higgins 


274-8911 Psg* r 306-1343 

Original 

Owner Home 

UaacUouar, jpoaiad inrough ma 

yaard Tfaa 3 badroom bnc* ranW 

Nas 2 M Batha. naw wmdoara 

throughout hardwood «oor*. oan- 

tral ak and much moral Tha amaftad 

baaamant akth a aacond W uncftan 

a partad tor aitartamingl » your 

•ookmg lor a caaan. naai noma and a 

•anOacapad. waa napt yard-CALL 

NOWH E^n ncfcjdaa a Homa War 

rantyi $77,900 Ca* 

JOHN McARDLE 

Remerica 


420-3400 


316 WMtland 

Q a r d n Ctty-Waym 

WESTLAND 

334®5 MELTON 

$^,400 DOWN 

$483 PER MONTH 

Brand na 

E*rn pari of your down 

paymant & doaing coata 

by painting 6 HBng 

8 5X FHA ARC rk lancing 

ROSS REALTY 326-6300 

WESTLANO 

MOVE MQHT Ml 

M l batconyl Nautral 

1 Mar*M caunata. alr corv 

2 car anachad garaga and 

YOU WILL NOT BE 

DISAPPOINTED! 

OnW $114.9*0 

CROSSW1ND6 REALTY 

NINA AMOLSCH 

6615233 

WESTLAND 

PRICED TO SELL 

3 badroom. 2 Balh. Bnc* ranch, naw 

rool fraahfy pamtad nawar wlrv 

5ow» vapiaoa In tam»y room 

$66 900 AM tor 

KATHY PETERSON 

CCK-DWELL BANKER 416-1235 

WESTLANO 

OWNER TRANSFERRED! 

Yaar Ota Stunning Cuman»maiy 

Ranch 2 badroom. mrary/dan. 

could ba 3rd badroom. 2H batha. 

Wraptaoa. 2 car anachad 

SPARKLING POOL 

Cooi anjoymant corrm w«tn (Txa 3 

badroom. 2 bath rar**i Nawar »gr« 

oak Mtcfian axtrs rooms m Kraanad 

baaamanl A graat tam«y valua at 

$*0 .900 Aaa tor 

Molly Carrie 


459-7707 455-7000 

pianty ol I 

Many Cualom laalm aar 

Must Saa to Pill il 

Only $119.9001 

CROSSW1NOS REALTY 

NMA AMOLSCH 

861-6233 

317 Radford 

AFFORDABLE UV1NG 

COUNTRY KITCHEN In IttM sharp 3 

badroom Bnc* bungalow Fu« Hrv 

surrs FAMILY LJV«NG 

Larga yard! Naarty naw Hunnumj 

bnck. guaat itraal Plua 2 car ga- 

paas rou by Onry $64 900 i 458t(. 

and daan 3 badroom Gardan Or, I ^ 52 

R«x^ wttr, naw -oof car' 1 

panng. pan:. jpdaiaC iitcmr, and 

much mora 1 Al you'» âva !o do a 

Hi back and art|oy 462--66C 

RECENTLY REDUCED $66,900 

This hard to *nd 4 bedroom br«c* 

Gardan City Rancn ria* baar per- 

lactBiy i*x3aied with a nawar roo< 

nawar •rtcnar' a graat nautral 0a- 

cor. and fartasw souara tootaga tor 

tfia prica' You can i baai it'462-1660 

windows, much mora >91.900 

MECHANIC S DREAM GARAGE 

3 Dadroom Ranch wtth anachad m- 

lutatad garaga Houaa haa ramod- 

aiad kitchan $ both batu You wa 

antoy tha aummar m tha Inground 

poor Pricad at >89 500 

raatton room Ony >66.900 

WESTERN OOCF - Taka a loo* at 

ma Irom ma Iront yard of ma 3 

badroom bnc* Rancfi Homa • aat 

kafllwg. many axtraa maudmg 2H 

batha. lormal dining room, kraptaca 

m Mng room, cantral ak, Uniahad 

racraatlon room in baaamant, 

braazaway cormacting 2 car garaga. 

plua much mora. 

CENTURY 21 TODAY 536-2000 

'^1 B " 8 * SPACIOUS 6 SPOTLESS 

w.^0 Una Ramodaiad Dath_îi-u. jy,, 3 badroom homa has 

an jpdatad kitchan Partial, hn- 

isnad baaamant wtth '4 batr Nawar 

Ttaa a a muat aaa Pncad 

OWNER NEEDS OU»CK SAlEI ' 

a Cia/sar Crty Capa Cods *aa *' ' ~ 

Remerica 

CJty Capa 

luras 4 Badrooma, imh 'oom, 2 

car garage big family K» and imma- 

diala occupancy Only asking 

>65 900 14560) 

Wolfe 

IrvaaparxJentlv Owmed 

Realty 

ned and Obarstad 

i r e r i e e d r a e a l r a c k ! 

Oharao on rh«s »pr»wimg rancn w 

ovar 1.300 M ft 3 bedrooms naw 

•nndows & fumaca c amify room 

wrth fireplace, large formal dining 

•oom. doorwaH to naw 0ac» ovar- 

•ookmg lovely large lot Matnie- 

nanca Nee a«tanor $79 90C Cam 

GARY JONES Of 

PATTY STROPES 

Remerica 


459-6222 

y REMEMBER REMERICA 

LIKE PRIVACY? 

»ou ll hnd « wnen you aertla mio tma 

naat S clean 3 Badroom bnck rancn 

located on low traffic straw m nice 

family neighborhood Enjoy me 

iarga rooms 1st hoor taundr> main- 

tenance free extenor and mucn 

more Hurry- >56,900 Can RUTH 

ing and norma Roof '19921 Hot wa- 

ter naaier -»69. Graat for Is! lima 

Buyers or irvaslors >45 900 (45751 

[emeric; 

PICKERING & ASSOC 

458-4900 

OPEN 1-4 SUN 

SPECTACULAR rsnaed ranch 

39246 Gloucester 3 large bad- 

-ooms. ' '4 barns ammg room fami- 

fy room with fireplace, newer 

furanca cantral air 2 car garage - 

>96 900 S ol Cherry Hn w o< Mi. 

REMODELED - 351 Merr-tman 4 

badrooma V» bains 'amiry -oom. 

fimsnad lowar level 2 car garage - 

$65 900 S Ot Cherry HI 

INVESTORS - 1742 sq ft custom 

bunt rancn 3 huge Badrooma 2 ca- 

'arrwc baths, enormous nitcnan. lor- 

mal aimog room 2 hreptacae baaa- 

mant attached 2 car garage lei 

6 maintained by the slate $665 

SUBURBAN REALTORS 

2£M£Q0_- 

WAYNE - JUST REDUCED 

31531 Teh By owner Baautlhji 4 

badroom. 1 '•» bath bnck ranch wtth 

ipdates 

WAYNE 

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 PM 

E ol Wayne. S ol Michigan Ave 

Great tam»y noma. 3 badrooma. t '•» 

batha. 'am»y room wtth Vapiaca. 

- patio and drive $66,900 

Realty World 

Robert Olson Reattors 

981-4444 

A FIELD OF DREAMS 

OPEN SUN 130-3 30 26-43 Stu- 

dent Qeautttuty mamtamad homa. 

3 badrooma wnh to* Baaement. 

marry marry updatee. Home • move 

m condmon Asking MW >60 s 

FHA/VA okay 

BEAUTIFUL BRICK CAPE COO 

Huge 16 «. kitchan. a* nmm wnaoni 

m 1902 11368 Ma cedei Asking 

Mid $70,000"*. 

9008 OOOE 

Jum raduoad $63,900 »*ca 3 bad- 

room brlc* ranch. 2 

baaamant Graat buy! Maka after 

CAR BUFF 0EUGHT 

24 X 24 garage Sharp 3 badroom 

tral mr 11639 Marlon 

ASK FOR BRIAN SCHWARTZ 

MAYFAIR 522-6000 

badroom txkigatow wtth fut baaa- 

manl and heated sun porch Larga 

kitchen Only $54,900 

CALL MAGGJEPREY 

Century 21 Today 

536-4461 536-2000 

WESTLAND 

33650 PALMER 

S200 MOVES 

YOU IN VA 

Brand Naw 3 Badroom Bnc* Ranch. 

Fui Baaement 

8 5% FHA ARM Financing 


- $114 000 

Remerica 


SUPER BLTY - 3 bedroom 'encn 1 i 

oema remooaled kitchen, partially 

hmsned basement. r»»er wtndows 

A furnace. 2 car garage - $74,900 


NEWER HOME 

ai patio 

room, large comer lot 

Days 346-2240 Evt 

3 badroom cotoni- 

AWARD WINNING OFFICE 

$132,900 

I 726-4652 

OPEN SUNOAY 

1 OC TO 3-00 

6318 Hunters Point. South ol Hunter 

i East ot Newt«jrC SATISFYING 

QUALITY THROUGHOUT 

this 2 Badroom v.* bath 

suite access Corvdorrnnuium m 

Baautrful Human Point Ceramic 

foyer 1st hoor laundry wrth custom 

caexnets. 1 car atiacnad garage 

spnnkien upgraded carpet 

throughout are rust a 'aw o< the 

many amemnee Lrvmg room wtm 

marble torepiace Soaoous kitchen 

oners Hgnt aak cadnats. snac* 

counter and formal dining room wrm 

doorwal leading lo prrvate 16-12 

deck Protamonagy Vaahad lower 

•evel Centra Air >96.900 

ROBERT BAKE 

SIMPLY PERFECT >75,900 

5 Badrooma 2- batha fimsneo 

baaement, central a». 2'i car ga- | WESTLAND - Budding 2 homae on 

•age larga ot Open Sunday. 1-4 1/2 acra lota, 1200 ag.fl., attached 

3293C t'arwkr S o< Michigan. W oarage, from >76,900 See modal 

545-0636 

ol Venoyi m Wayne 

Realtors 

453-8200 

SUPER SHARP 

WITH POOL 

OPEN SUN 1-4 

27749 Bock, Garden oty, S oI Ford 

& E 0> Inkster _ 

Bnck 3 bedroom ranch 2 ful batna 

anachad garge Totally updated 

Finiehed baaement with 4m bad- 

room 28 above ground pool tencad 

yard Only >80 500 

ASK FOR RON LYNCH 

CENTURY 21 

ROW 

464-7111 

BROKER'S PICK OF THE WEEK 

GREAT STARTER HOME! 

Convenient location, walk to shopping. 2 

bedroom, 1 bath ranch, 1V2 car garage, 

easily converted to 3 bedrooms $56 900 

( ) 

REAL TV WORLD 

Realty World 

Robert Olson, REALTORS 

981-4444 

Si' biHder evenings. 721-6719 

WESTLANO By owner 

I could ba 3). 1 bam. farrtfy room. 1'4 

car garaga. many updates, including 

naw fumaca. ia» not water Heater, 

naw double pern «myi window*, rea 

copper plumbing, naw pk*n0lng fix- 

tures naw carpeting, na,, vtnyt aid- 

ing. naw storm $ arttry doora. traah- 

ry paantad mrougfiout No quaefymg. 

kimpie kaaunpUon Yird baefca uc 

to alemantary achool part >59.900 

326-6694 la 

WESTLANO dean 3 bedroom. 

poeaible 4 i Vaanen lower am 

Fem»y room/tlraptaoe Mr. 2 car ga- 

rage. marry extra* $74,900 

Landmark Aseooeie* 624-0g«0 

BEAUTIFUL eNSJDE $54,900 

Maintenance free on tha outside, 

with brlc* and Mumlr*jm exterior 

T»as 3 badroom bnck Ranch haa 

nawar krtcnen cabmac*. end a nawar 

lumace 474-5700 

STARTER S DELIGHT $59,900 

This 3 badroom home fuel slap torm 

the gcnf oouree m ready to move kit 

Wim a new ar fumaca. central Mr. 

and baeutfM hardwood floors. thM 

Noma wa sasnafy anyone Why 

mere • even a baaement 474-5700 

JUST LISTED $61,000 

Abeoutaly beautnu bnck bungalow 

mats baaut*u*y dacoratad and 

vary wek maintained with nawar k* 

oace and cantrM Mr AnHhad baaa- 

mant- and garaga Hiary or you'l 

rmaaitl 462-1660 

WESTLAND 

A NEW COMMUNITY 

SINGLE FAMILY HOMES 

$79,990 

$4800 

MOVES YOU IN 

WCIUIYN flCALiuriO / i i r~) -4 Pravtaw 5 naw encfflng modala. lul and doorwal and newer 2'1 car ge- 

CASTELLI 525-7900 ^ ~ The Prudential 

990- 91- 92 CENTURION MILLPOINTE 

595-1010 

BSJKOLE OF JOY $69,900 

Complataly updated 1970 but! vtnyl 

aided Ranch m Weatem SouPuWald. 

vinyl 

Wolfe Realty 

Independently Owned and Ofcaraaad 

317 

GREAT PfaCE. GREAT LOCATION 

$ Bedroom bnc*. 2 balh*. large 

•^MACULATE CONTEMPORARY 

bam 6 uarpeunu A mm seM 

M3.900 DIANE DELL 

Century JT Hartford South 464 6400 

JUST LISTED 

i M i around! 2 bad- 

roam ikanaiwTt iiiini kmtttmr » 

LarpettM nvoughout Newer root 

garaga On street w«h m> 

aha home* We* mamtamec 

art, $46 900 FHA * VA Mrme 

Ca* DAVE 

Remerica 


420-3400 


LET'S MAXE A DEALU 

Owner aaya SELL tMe 3 badroom 

brie* ranch 2 lul batr 

3 U 

DEARBORN CHARMING 2 bad 

room Ranch Move-m now 4121 

Fkaaloni MKMgan * Gram*aid 

U' 500 615-00*4 

DEARBORN HOTS 3 bedroom. 1 

$37,500 

557-6009 

rege Good aurtar home 

Cat 

320 H o m M 

Wayne County 

BROWNSTOWN 2H acraa. 4 bad- 

rooma. 2 t>eme heeled workanop 

many other leeturee land contract 

w/low down or Iredann accepted 

VANREKEN REALTY 5*6-4702 

DOLL HOUSE Bungalow nawar 

kitchen, Kmace. carpal wldoei. 

Vnaned beeement. $56,000 

HELP-U-SELL Ot NWWC 454-9535 

Great Mrmal Ca* lodayi 

LYNDA LINDHARDT 

RKmar * Aeeoc 

346-5100 553-7028 

INKSTER 

$5000 "« buy you mra home w«h 

3 bedroome ful Bmahed beeernwl 

2 car garage lenced yard M appa- 

ancaa immediate poaaaaalon 

$53 500 

HEPPARD & ASSOC. 

855-6570 

MAJN ROAD 

CONVENIENCE * PRICE 

$42,000 

Naw Neutral decor naw carpemg 

and Hoor covering. 3 bedroom Cape 

Cod. 

METICULOUS BUNGALOW 

$64 500 

3 bedroom. 1'4 batha.numerous up- 

daiee incmda tomaca. root alactnc 

knenan 4 bat 

EXTRA LARGE 

LMng and dMng area. $45,000 

AAwnlmm 'ancr. Mm hM stars to 

artic Larga 2 car garage on a deep 

lot. 

S OF 7. E. OF INKSTER 

$63,900 3 badroom 

LET'S MAKE A DEAL 

for (ha handyman Bnck 1000 *q ft 

rancfi with ceramic bam & newer 

endows Weyne/Weetlend achoole 

Only $29 900 

ASK FOR ANN HONEYCUTT 

Century 21 

J. Scott. Inc. 

522-3200 

453-4300 

larga 2H car newer garaga 

CALL PAT WESTWOOO 


OPEN SUNOAY. 1-4 1.000 aq fl 

bnc*. Murranum ranch. r»o baae- 

ment or garage but r ear: a*an! corv 

m Come by & loo* L^ceawn 

home tor amgaa or young couple 

Seaert a»tiamaiy aruooua t wm aarv 

oualy look at at ' aaarmatiie oters 

1*642 hkaa at >54 900 

Ca* Dettf»e at 474-5700 

NW DETROIT - teOOaofl home, han- 

dyman! tpeciai Need* work 

>35 000 Price negotiable Cash 

only 757-8226 

ROMULUS 

New 3 bedroom 2 bam home on 

larga i acra lot 36755 Ecorse Rd 

FaeU#ea oclude family room, fire- 

place utiaty room 6 much mora 

Open Sun 2-5 Commiaeion to pro- 

curing Broker >87.900 

CENTRAL OUTLET HOMES INC 

•-800-432-2525 

OPEN SUN. 1-4 

17454 Larmane 

3 bedroom bnck ranch witn oantral 

ak garaga 1 Baaameni Owner aru- 

ou* For InlormaBon pieeee ca* 

W1L0T REALTY 437-4160 

SAY HELLO" TO HOME 

Eai-n kitchan $ Vaaned b—iwnt 

bnng antra comlon ai ttws fenced 

brok Rancn 3 Bedroom 1'i bath 

home Estab*mad locale, open floor 

plan Pncad at >35.900 

Cal ROBERT CUFFE 

Remenca Suburban 261-1600 

POSSIBLE ASSUMPTION - 3 bed- 

rr mrigalnw. haw armdowrs. S 

REDFORD SCHOOLS' $54,900 

HELP-U-SELL Ol NWWC 454-9535 

TAYLOR - Government 

$26 000 i $18,000 caah aa a HUD 

eouai houaing 0 down 30 yr land 

contract 3 bedroom bnck ranch, 

baaameni. attached garaga pool 

>65 900 as a Gannon Real Estate. 

Genie 525-3475 

PRICE SLASHED 

Oh tra* 2 [loeaitiie 3 bedroom ranch 

wim fireplace and garage Aa*mg 

$45,500 Won I laat' immediate oc- 

532-2700 

REDFORD - bnck bungalow wftn re- 

modeled kitchan hardwood floors, 

nmahad Baaameni and a new dac* 

n Ome tor aummar Eaay terms 

AMUng ort, M2.900 Cal. 

REAL ESTATE TODAY 427-6600 

VAN BUREN • 1990 bum 3 bed- 

room -anch huge great room al- 

'rtai ; rar garage t -.49 90TI 

326 Condo* 

BINGHAM WOODS 

2 badroom wim OR. 3 fcapleoae 

bMcony 4 wad 

wrap-around dad 

ting, vary prhraaa. lermw 4 pool 

$237 000 Naw LJaMng By Owner 

Ca* 642-41*6 

Sun 1-$ 

3ua vowrv 

oon temporary Hair, 

$79,500 HMA ReaMora 363-7170 

BIRMINGHAM Open 

1736 GraaMd F at* 

1i» I 

piancaa Extra an 

>66.000 Muet see 

Extra storage First floor 


aartm. pool Carpor 

1.200 aq n 2 badroom. 2 bam up- 

per unit on DeautKul courtyard 

$77 500 Ra/Me*. Slave 641-6300 


REDUCED FOR OUOt SALE 

2 badroom 2 bath upper ranch 

Move right m $66,500 9ha*a Mor- 

ganroth RALPH MANUEL 661-4000 

ADAMS WOODS 

Ranch 2-3 Bedroom* 

Wooded, prtvale serting 

Nautral colors. Mova-m oondmon 

Day*. 642-3767 

662-9436 

HEATHERS CONDO 

badroom*. 2 batha nautral dacor. 

enached ger age imedMte Occu- 

pancy Prica reduced lo $16*.900 

For mowing Cal CATHY 0EW al 

433-5442 

WEIR MANUEL. SNYDER 4 RANKE 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS CONOO 

2 badrooma. 2 batha, large »>ing 

aree hardwood Itoor*. new win- 

dows rooI 4 fixnaoa. txXR-m book- 

w/bay window In lying room. 

cxsmpietsfy isrovelad by 

mmry immflm >64 900 Opan 

Sun 2-4 30pm 3*9 Concord Place 

St S olSq Like, W ol Opdyke 

CALL JANE COPELANO 

CRANBROOK REALTORS 

Olhca 645-2500 Homa 540-4*09 

Bioomftaid Ha* 

-WHAT A BUY- 

LARGE REDUCTION 

GOLF COURSE SETTING 

OPEN SUNDAY 12-2 

Juat reduced to >295.000 Redeco- 

rated akth style! Ofl-whRe Berber 

hardwood kitchen Hoor Light and 

bright- Dramatic graat room wim 

high Beamed ceang and na|eeriL 

news ol Webeek Go* Couraa. Maa- 

ng room Decking WMk- 

wvw itraaned 1KX P1M 

-out ower 

PINE RJOGE 

COURT. (S. oI Long Laka 4 E o» 

I) B- 12539 

HANNETT, INC. 

REALTORS 

646-6200 

32* Condot 

$71,500 

HCLP-U-SELL ol NWWC 161 WM 

FARMINGTON MILLS - Cl Dkkeaidk 

Condo. 2 badroom. va Hail caMnga. 

a*y*ohU. prtita OcaOon. 6M.900 

HEL#-U-SELL ol NWWC 

FARMINGTON HRL*- Open Bi«i 2- 

S 30733 SMlnMill. 2 bedroom. 2 

balh. 2nd Hoor unit. H4 900 

363-7170 

FARMINGTON H*XS - OPEN SUN 

1-4 19** Toanhouae by owner 

Sierra Polnka. 1] 4 IIHIH 2.000 

SQ fl. 2 oar garaga. 2^ bathe 2 

bedrooma. Oh 4 dan. Uonen Ml- 

337-6797 

8*2-*279 

ma anatl tu 

1:49.900 Day* 

FARMINGTON HILLS • SeM or 

leaaa. ranch oondo. Orchard Place 

Condomkauma Comer unit. 2 bad- 

room*. 2 balh*. 13*1 aq fl Flra- 

4 dryar hook-up 2 o 

periling, pool. Mnraa oourta. dub- 

665-6773 or 282-63*6 

FARMINGTON HILLS 

GOLF COURSE CONDO 

Smeahmg and ixi* townhouee wim 

fabuloua tat floor miner auNa 

While Jaelanar kMohan. mrary aun- 

aat itawa from piium dec* Saa K 

today! > 199 500 CALL 861-9770 

ERA RYMAL SYMES 

Farmington HBa 

-PINE KNOLLS- 

EMgant oondo m pramaan Pcahcm. 

PrhraM back yard Library planta- 

tion ahutwr*. bngM kHchen. naai* 

oearo and * atkw.e m 

$1*9 900 

great room 

HANNETT, INC. 

REALTORS 

646-6200 

Fain annum hNBa 

COUNTRY CLUB LIFE 

Orchard Place condo* Aftordatas 

•usury 1 bedroom cuetom condo 

Amervtiee include pool tennie 

COLTU. aieii.i room, dubhouaa. 

underground parking w/ala alor. al 

appaancee. wtr«J6w treatments, 

deck IHTill laundry Great loca- 

tion. 1 $72,900 B! 14410RC 

CALL OELORES TABBITA 

CRANBROOK ASSOC INC 

626-8700 


MINT CONDITION 

Love»y condo ne»HWi * urat' Marry 

room. 2 

mant Marry antra* >99.900 Aa* tor 

JANE KOMLER 

CENTURY 21 

ROW 

464-7111 

REDFORD 

OPEN SUNOAY 1-4 PM 

N of 6 MBe W ol Beach Defy 

17438 Indian. PROBATE FIXER M a 

a m* Mi down, but tor $73,900 

a*o cam' 3 badroom. i bam bnc* 

ranch. as/wd beeement. r* car 

oarage Immediate occupancy" 

TERMS PL USUI URGENT'M waiting 

tar your ollarlttl 

CALL DON OR DORIS 

MAYFAIR 522-6000 

REDFORO 

SO MLCH FOR SO UTTLEfn 

REDUCED AGAIN THOUSANOSI 

Strlctty perlecmm • the way lo 0a- 

acrtbe mis 3 badroom bungalow 

12-4 batha. ful Vaaned beaameni 

wim N apiece 2 car garage immac- 

ulete plua updated OnTy $66 900 

Hurryt 

CALL DON 4 DORIS 

MAYFAIR REALTY 522-8000 

HELP-U-SELL Ol NWWC 454-9535 

WAYNE*WESTLAND SCHOOLS - 2 ; 

bedroom Bnck home newty remod- 

321 LiYingrton Cty. 

HANDYMAN S DREAM' - 3 bed- 

room RancJ-i with al *poni lake ec- 

cees New flooring 4 roof m 93 

Home needs some updating but urv- 

Benvrabty pncad *• only $59 90C 

4 BEDROOM LOG HOME' Sandy 

beach. beeuWul euneeu al sports 

chim o« lakes 4 much much more 

Owner wll "nance 0nfy$l74 900 

LENOER FORCING SALEI - Don l 

mm out' Luiurlous 4 bedroom 3 

Bam home wtth second garage tor 

adufl toys Save thousands Only 

$159 900 Bnng sit offers 

REMERICA LAKES REALTY 

1-800-366-0613 

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 

BRIGHTON 

2 beoroom 2 beth condominium 

with Vst floor master suite and 

laundry, wood floor. 2 car garaga. 

BRIGHTON 

Wood ridge Hll»s 

Brand new kmry condominiumel 

2 or 3 bedroom IB floor maatar 

suite and laundry. 2 car garaga fid 

baaameni flreplece 4 oentm Mr In- 

clude* deck 

Farmington HMa 

THEC 

DETACHED 

OPEN - NEW CONSTRUCTION 

Select from 4 floor plana Irom 2.500 

an fi or cualom deelgrang avalaCMe 

norm Farmington location Situated 

arcKkid a 14 acra nature preaerve 

wim s flue acre pond treed lot*, 

wak-out me* VtaR our aalea office 

on Drake Rd between 13 4 14 Mfle 

FUNK & CO REALTY, INC. 

661-8324 

FROM $116,500 

Sales Cam® 4 Moder 

ADLER HOMES 

229-6776 

229-6722 

PINCKNEY 1 - 10 Acre parcel left m 

baautiha davwooment arrth under- 

ground utilities pond sites & walk 

out sues Horses aHowwd $47,900 

wltr L C terms Can LYnn Boutwel 

NOLING REAL ESTATE 

522-5150 437-2056 

BY OWNER - 3 Badroom brick 

ranch. 1H bam, hardwood floor*. 

Du*l-ma. Mr m 2'i car 

axtr* rutaaanon $69,500 r 5 3 ^ 

CHARMING. Country capa ood, 

60*300 ot. beautifu*y decora»ad 3 

badroom, flrapiace. screened porch 

By Owner $76,000 537-5*64 

FANTASTIC BUY - 3 bedroom bun- 

galow flmehed beeement naw rool. 

2 car garaga, >59,900 

HELP-U-SELL Of NWWC 454-9535 

FOR SALE BY OWNER 3 Badroom 

flruahed beeement. new carpal 4 

pemt throughout. avataCHa immedi- 

ately 569-3663 

WESTLANO - Sharp 4 dean corv 

4 2 bath* fireplace m f*m*y room 

2.5 car garaga w'electrlc a mechan- 

ic* dream Lovely ot m great neigh- 

borhood Owner aHB help wdoelng 

coat* $69 ,500 MG0156 


REALTORS INC.. 459-3600 

GO FOR IT 

And you'l appreciate me great val- 

ue tm* nicely decorated 3 Bedroom. 

1 5 bam home has to oiler Naw 

kitchan. natvxal wood trim through- 

out. partially flmehed tiaaimerii and 

garaga $56,500 

NICE LOOKING 

Young tam*y haa outgrmn mil very 

clam, nmiy decorated 3 badroom. 

2 barn ranch In I pretty neighbor- 

hood Kitchan remodeled aim maxi- 

mum cupboard apace 1 5 car ga- 

WESTLANO TRI-LEVEL 

3 bedrooms. 2 baths naar 

Sch U tter Sdod Nae window*, 

larga Ot $09,500 721-3315 

WESTLANO S NEWEST SUB 

»rrv Hill Grove 

WHEN YO U 

BU)'OR SELL 

THROUGH ME. 

W 

G O O D FOR 0 N € 

Complimentarv' 

R O N 

O C H A L A 

AsVK'Mfr flr64.900 Open Sun 1-4 6626 

Applaton. Joy/Tanagraph 476-15*4 

S REDFORD 3 badroom bnc* 

ranch. flnMhad beeement., 4th bed- 

room. newer *jrneo»/w«ndoen. m 2 

by wimer mown by ap- 

O^n Sun !-4pm 

TYE CULVER 

RE/MAX 100 INC. 

348-3000 

9543 Otxla >73.9 535-9031 

THE PERFECT STARTER 

REDFORO TWP Al Bnck 3 bed- 

room*. tiarnant, hardwood floor* 

atalnmaaaar carpet, abeoaute do*- 

houee, $62 900 

Ask lor DAVID JORDAN 

WOLVERINE PROPERTIES. Inc 

532-0600 

LAKE ACCESS 3 bedroom home 2 

Ml beth* $79,300 Ca* Neleon 4 

York Inc Reeflort 

313 449 4466 

LAND CONTRACT TERMS 

La** accees $66,000 Cal 

Neleon 4 York mc Reeftors 

449-4466 

YOUR OWN PARK! 

Chermkig fi»mgak-»a leeliaee hard- 

wood floor*, na • ar roof new aarv 

ddws In "93 Al on s gorgeous Of 

Only 16*.9001 Ca*. 

TRAVIS POINTE COUNTRY CLUB 

Large luxury ranch with wakout. 

new interior immediate occupency 

$344,900 313-666-0226 

328 Condo* 

Remerica 


459-6222 

REMEMBER REMERKÂ 

ADAMS WOOOS Cedar Qlan mod 

TROY Northflaid H«s 3 bedroom 

2'4 bam townftouee conOo .'Genera 

Modell FkaMied ti eeamanl. flra- 

311 

DEARBORN HEIGHTS 

6535 LENORE 

$3,500 DOWN 

$489 PER MONTH 

Brand new 3 bedioom ootortm 

Earn port ot your down 

paymarrt A doming coats 

by prtnttng A tWog 

I K FHA ARfl FViancmg 


very good condMon. $S9.500 

G00DE 

REAL ESTATE 

| A Gooda Uatmg B * Good Buyl 

'411 N Woodward 647-16* 

DEARBORN HOTS 

1*4 ann 

REAL ESTATE TODAY a27-i 

ADAMS WOOOS 

theae ihoa Adafne Wooda Condoe 

2-3 and 4 bedrooma. cualom 

priced For more a*la*t and 

f cal C Baaogh m Cranbroo* Ra- 

aMors 645-2500 evws 646-61Q2 

SINGHAM FARMS • Privacy 

abounds m tfaa 3 uattuow r* balh 

townhouee Oecfes arertoaa wood* 

and Fr*>**n RNar Crown waUfciga, 

$279 000 EC-H-700VE 

MAX BROOCK MC 646-140 

OPEN 1-4 SUN. 

CENTRAUA 5736 Bnok 1 bad 

country kitchen 

Century 21 

CASTELLI 525-7900 

t**o- -• t- -mt cwfTuRWN 

AWARD waawao omc« 

REOUCCOt Great $ 

r w m a i m u m 

OPCMtAT t KM 

I TOP. LOOK 6 urrpa I 

mifii PrMa*M — m$mjtm. 

emmjm »I HARTPORO *ri awe 

BiRMaa 

2 bedr 

3HAM N Eton 

ooma tm.OOO 

-14 batha. 

flavtabad 

Ca* 649-6*21 

vtSTT" 3HAM- Opar 

14 MBe Stimnm 

Sun 2-6 

1R floor 

jvi etc 

HMA Ra 

we to Juwiaowri $49100 

363-7170 

la*, oantral Mr ONLY! $76,500 

TME HOME COMPANY 54*-7777 

SANDALWOOD 2 SEDROOM 

r» 6ATH TC 

$164,000 BC-N-77JUB 

MAX SMOOCH MC ***-14 

a awe we i»a • r w 

DMa i oom 'dan. |l aî 

Remerica 

COUNTRY PLACE 

454-4400 981-2900 

FARMINGTON 

Abaomtafy gorgeouel 2 Large bad- 

room*. 3 ful bam Ranch decor alad 

to perlectlon [ rapiece In Great 

Room wim (ranch door* to dack. 

Formal dkwig room, gotmnat kHch- 

en wtm kpoanraa. 1st floor laun- 

dry. prolaeeiona*; flraehed tiiai 

mem Short Mrol to downtown, at- 

tached 2 car garag* $1*9.500 


En«oy ma acanlc Mew of thM 3 bed- 

room. 2H bath bnc* Townbouee 

FVapMca m Great Room, oak cabi- 

nets 4 pantry m race saa knehan. 

1st floor laundry Baaamant. at- 

tached 2 car garage $ 134,500 


Super locator baaut*«y decorat- 

ed 2 bedroom, r* bath brick 2 kto- 

Caranac toyer fluplaoa m Great 

step saving kitchan. formal 

caning, t aaemsrit 4 maatar wXte 

wim pnvaae bam. waa-m cioaata. 

pool. Mnras court* attached 2 car 

gerage Only >10* 900 

nr^Cen 

bam bnck Townfiouaa GreM Oca- 

oom Fireplace m GreM Room, appa- 

ancaa m knenar. lormal «nlng. Bn- 

•hed baaement. pool lenrae oourta. 

garage 1*2 900 

Century 21 

Nada. inc. 477-9600 

FARMINGTON HILLS - Loveky COrv 

lemporar, oondo 2 Beôoma. 2 

bam parti a*, Baa km art 

For more wfariwamiri ca* balora 

noor 563-31*6 or Evea 661-5456 

M M piti aaa aamna 1 

I bam end-uriR. «y*ght* 

wiartpod tub cu 

floor leuidry aw 

tral a* $11* 000 344-1*11 

FARMINGTON HILLS-12 Mae/ 

MMrtNfte* Vary Urge I Ba* jmh, i 

baah. 2nd floor una. mk-rorad waa*. 

of 

St!.»SO ADVEST REALTY16* »MI 

FARKMNQTON HRLS 

a u r a * 

Ca« BO* or S h f l 

Canaury 21 HfTtard I«orm 52^*»q0 

F A.RBJMG TON HK.LS CONOO 

'jS 

H E P P A R D & A S S O C . 

855-6570 

OPEN SUH2-6pm 

Look aa M*w" TMe a baai 

PtiyMt L M n g t t i 

REAL EfiTATf O 

661-1000 

o n e 

ONE 

661-9676 

Open 

Traotionai i 

en Sat-Sun 2-5 

detached Cape Cod con- 

doe on prtvate road naar downtown 

Fermmgton Large Maatar badroom 

suite on 1st floor md 2 bedrooms 4 

bam up Outstsndlng kftchenvsun- 

room Oseeiriei-11 and attached 2 car 

gerage Priced U $224,900 

Grand River W of Farmington 

S on Ga Rd . to Arundel 

4 W lo Longacre Wooda 

r rifo or private 

MILO PROPERTIES 

331 Condo* 

UVOMA -woooa CONOO 

paao. MB.900 W-7*UM S12M6 

MAX BROOCK CLP66IFIED REfiL EdTfiTE feoaiL-j 

328 Condoe 

NORTHVILLE 

GOLFERS PARAD0E 

** katwd Luxury and prMte ocaoor. 

wa make avery tam#y member Iwo 

Py Ovar 2200 H • ] bedrt 

IVi batha. dan. 25 It ara« 

w«h flreplece tarmM dMng i 

Beeement. 2 car altachad ga 

backs to 5th lea immafflMa 

$199,900 

kLL MARL 

RE/MAX WEST 

ROYAL OAK CONDO 

Deaionad tar lodey > Me atyte 

Freeh dean and neutral 2 Bedroom 

lownbouee with second floor leun 

dry flreplece cerporl Enm a»«n- 

mer m me enclosed peno $**.900 

Aak tar Sua Stewart 399-1400 


Scrtwaiuer Reel Estate 

MAPLES OF NOVI 

Hard to And 4 badroom detached 

Gorgeoue gray 4 white rM 

MM farrraca I 

ROYAL OAK- Opan Sun 2-5 1522 

Webeter 2 bedroom Towrmouee al 

appflanoee moudad $71,000 

HMA Reeftors 353-7170 

Fabikoua 

i Ulchan 4 beth* 

mg claaata 4 bath LNflng room mi 

flrepMoa uraitixikj woods Wr*, 

kround deck ovartcokkiu woods 

$144,900 B07222BEL 

626-6700 

Cranbrook 

Aeeoc Inc Realtori 

ROYAL OAK 

houee. 1'4 baths 

place deck 4 vww 

M4.900 By 

2 bedroom towtv 

i old 1,270 ko fl 

260-1946 

SHARP! NEWER! 

Two bedroom first floor Plymouth 

condo with bright atrium Class one 

decoraltng with btuea/greens Com- 

eon Park 

fly KM tar the Buelnees per- 

Parking near Carport >72.500 

GENIE DUNN 


416-1226 or 459-6000 

NOVI 

COUNTRY PLACE 

Tfaa wek memtuned 2 bedroom. 2'4 

bam towrmouee wtth ita haaaman 

a m i lovely tocetion Ftrepiece 

nearer eppnanoee 4 windows peto 

garege Original owners have 

pcrcheaad naw home >69 900 

CALL V1NCE SANTONI 

Century 21 Harttord Soum 464-6*00 

So^mfieid 

AFFORDABLE CONOO 

Location on this 2 bedroom condo 

B s reel plus 1 Cleen 4 nasi 'reshly 

pamted and al appkanews st*y 

Omy $34 900 Call JUOY PALMER, 

549 S400 IS253I 


NOVI - Graat 2 badroom oondo. 

appaancaa. beeement. garage Cen- 

tral ar. dubhouee Pod 4 Tennie 

SlflaeaRs tor wa*Ung 4 lots of 

green ' are* $75,900 346-5100 

RICHTER & ASSOC. 

SOUTHFIELD - ChanllclBar 

large -anch end unit finished wslk 

ocf ravine 4 nature ere* Opan 

Sunday 2 5 Buyers only 354 6146 

NOVI 

Location! Location! Location! Nov 

towrmouee m immaculate oondftlen 

Updated kitchen 4 bam, attached 

garaga. and •* app*aricae loo Cal 

lodey >63.000 

ASK FOR MA RGE OR JAN 


REALTORS INC, 591-9200 

SOUTH LYON 

!he Village at Eaole Heights 

Brand N#w CooMmlniumi 

tranches end stnry-and-a-half 2 

bedrooms Include 1st floor mailer 

Suite greet room 2 car garage full 

basement deck 

From $110,900 

Sale Cenlar 4 Model 437 3000 

ADLER HOMES 229-5722 

NOVI - Moving oul of state Town- 

house Glen Ha ran condo* Immacu- 

lata move m condmon. 3 badrooma 

2't batha. M baaamant. fireplace 

•6 neutrM color*. 1 car garag* 1600 

•Q fl Opan Sun 12-4pm or by ap- 

pointment >116,500 346-1375 

TPOY - Cars-free living .n thrs well 

maK.tainad condo Ranch teat urea 3 

bed'oom Irving room, dmmg room, 

fun beaemer' wtth nert batr Private 

pelio wtlh beautiful landscaping 

>8' 900 526 2638 

328 Condo* 

CONDO S CONOO S CONOO S 

WALLED LAKE Save on rant Baal 

buy around Upper 2 badroom 

ranch wim attached garaga Clean 

nautrM Ovarloofcs woods Al appa- 

ancaa Immediate poaaession 

>59 900 MA-14C 

OPEN SAT 4 SUN 2-5PM 

6660 RIOGEFIELD 

S o> Maple W of Oaka 

WEST BLOOMFIELD conlempo- 

rary ranch 2 bedrooms, 2 balhs 

Euro whrta formica cabinet a End 

unit 2nd floor security lul cess- 

ment attached garage $ 109 900 

WEST BLOOMFIELD Pebble 

Creak townbouee NautrM decor 

newer carpeting 4 wmdow treat- 

ments Lo in aat pros m complei 

$124 900 PE-71C 

WEST BLOOMFIELD Unbaflavatile 

3 bedroom J'4 bam lormar model 

decorated with an Aapen Colorado 

flair Marble flreplece with cualom 

ma-rors What an outstanding home 

Must seel $147,900 AS-64C 


REALTORS 

CONDOMINIUM 

SPECIALISTS 851-4100 

Waterford 

KNOCKOUT CONTEMPORARY 

TOWNHOUSE with lake 4 docking 

pr'vuegee 3 bedrooma. 2'4 Baths 

large IMng room w'gaa flreplece al- 

mond formic* kitchen Ready lo 

move into al $ 139.900 B10660 

626-8700 

Cranbrook 

Assoc inc Realtors 


GREENPOINTE 

CUSTOM MASTER RANCH 

Builder > own unlgue design model 1 

2 Deck! overlooking phenomenal 

vtewl Unique custom design lee- 

lure* 4 built ins throughout home 

Finished walk oul ower level wtth 

!*cucc wet bar, sauna 6 more! 

PURE ELEGANCE! 

Only $249,990' 

CROSSWINDS REALTY 

NINA AMOLSCH 

661 5233 

328 C o n d M 

SOUTHFIELD TOWNHOUSE Opan 

Sun 1-5pm 2 bedroom, 2'4 bam 

and unft Flruahed Baeemeril 

rage upgraded toaturaa. $ 10 

C«* 357-5636 

ml. oa- 

) 1,900 

Waaed Lake 

One of tho Best Bulli 

Beel location m tha ar 

Waaed Lake. 2 car attached garaga 

wtm opener, large porch overlook 

mg the lake. 2 bedrooma. 2 bathe 

large Ivlng room wim dlmng araa. 

all appllancea slay Including 

waaner'dryer Vacant nww*y daco- 

ratad $119 900 Cal 

D o n Colliau 


229-4960 227-5005 

WESTLAND - A REAL VALUE! Opan 

Sun 1-4pm Wei kept 2 bam. 2 

Badroom ranch condo Livonia 

schoola Air. baaameni, deck, car- 

port 4 more. Ann Arbor Tral 4 Ink- 

alar araa $81,500 427-7666 

Weet Bloomfleld 

—HILL POINTE— 

MIRROR LAKE 

Beeutitia private aettlng wtm views 

of laka and trees from ak windows 

Two fireplaces. 2 dene mirrored wet 

bar Fabulous setting and mlerlor 

$275,000 B-96029 

HANNETT, INC. 

REALTORS 

646-6200 

Weetiand- Quail Run 

$2,900- DOWN 

' New 

' Ejrcrting 

' Affordable 

2 and 3 Bedrooms, Ranches 4 

Townhouse units 2- 2'4 baths, ful 

Baaaments. attached 2 car garagee. 

wood decks, sir conditioning, and 

MORE 1 250 lo 1,450 aq ft Priced 

from $99,900 Summer occupancy 

Onfy 30 units Mora man % aolcl 

Don 1 mesa out Select your arta now! 

$500 reearvae Hu«y refundable! 

N on Hunter Av* fli*l W of Wayne 

Rd Sale* Canter open dally 1-Spm 

Closed Thur*. 

722-7254 or 264-5234 

NOVI - Super ranch unit 2 bad- 

rooma. 2 bath*, franch door* lead lo 

328 C o n d M 

SOUTH LYON CO-OP - Country Re- 

tirement Development wfth A* 

Sport* Lake acioaaa 4 Club Houaa 

South Lyon's moat preadgloiii AduR 

Community Una haa nautrM decor 

Sunroom Ik aabad baaamant. e«ai- 

m doeet 4 garag* Lowaat pnoed 

unit m community Owners ready to 

sea Owner wa flnence $06,900 

155.000 

661-2228 

FARMINGTON MILLS - Quiet park 

1967 Fairmont, 14 « 70. 2 badroom. 

1 bam. Mnyl Mded. mangled root 

>15 900 Financing ava*abto 

474-2131 or 662-0634 

332 MoM* 

For 

BEAUTIFUL Ooubls wide mo4000/baai 721-122* 

CHAMPION 26x64 - 3 badrooma. 2 

bath* >32.960 Many extra* 12900 

caah back or 6 month* haa lot rent 

By oamer 721-0424 

DON 'T RENT* 

Be An w.eetcir In Y 

NEW 1993 Manufacture 

Farmington Hills 

• $360 Month ' 

mcludaa Houaa Payment 4 Lot Rent 

Oftar Expkaa 7-11-*3 

LTTTLE VALLEY HOMES 474-6500 

- 10* down 1*0 mo* at >196 00 

9 67 APR 

FARMINGTON 

4 ovar Shannon 

1'4 bam. cantrM a* 

Shady S 

14x70 3 

50 

COMMERCE 

MEADOWS 

MANUFACTURED 

HOME COMMUNITY 

The New American L/taetyM 

One of the "meat manufactured 

home communttlaa in the State of 

Michigan Special faaturea mduOa 

- Lukunous Ckjbhouaa 

- Healed Swanrrang Poo« 

- Huron VaMwy Schools 

- Pome Araaa 

•layuiucxkj Aiaa 

Cable TV AiaiaCM 

Community Actlvrtias 

Minutes From 12 Oaks MMI 

4 Proud Laka Recreation area 

KENSINGTON PLACE 

MOBILE HOME COMMUNTTY 

WELCOMES YOU 

to atop in and aaa o 

noma*, ttartmg at >4.000 Singles 

and double wsoes LOW doan pay- 

ment and low doemg coets 

Enyoy a Beautiful aetttng ovartookmg 

Kant Laaa 

• Spaooue dubhouee 

• a pod 

• Laundry tacaty 

• RV storage 

• Acroa* Kenemgton Metro Park 

• 8 mmuiee from 12 Oaka Mai 

(313)437-1703 

For mformaton on homes 4 financ- 

ing cal Conrae Mauler at Ouaaty 

Homa* (313) 437-203* Located ai 

Community Ckibhouee (v-96 and 

Kant Lake Rd on Grand River Aval 

LIVE IN Plymouth Ha* 14x70 

Cu*tom Benrangton Owner* 

doemg on houee m July 

Musi Mcrtfloa >5*00/beat 

Cal 45*-1366 

333 Northern Property 

For Solo 

CADILLAC AREA - 10 

334 Out Of Town 

ri 11 ,1. .tn ^- *» -«- 

KTOpOTTj rOf SOW 

PETOSKEY 

Parkview Acraa View a) L*ai 'rev 

araa Bey 119 > IM • MS 

uM* tc aownlown Ca i—ai and Lâ 

335 rim« Sharo 

cabin or camping 96.900 >900 

down. >150 par month on a 10* 

Land Contract Wdwood Land Co 

816-624-3122 

GAY LORD 

DEER LAKE WOOOS 

Nat«ra*y haw.iUkl ana develop- 

ment with large iaatin:tei» home 

tea locMBd m the 

Go* Mecca of The Mld.aai 

For e*xmebon ca* 


Schrradl Raaftor* 

1-600-950-7*90 

OP 

Deer Lake Wood*, mc 

313-332-3140 

GLEN ARBOR REALTY 

GLEN ARBOR - Pur* aendy baecn 

front Id with 125 on Sleeping Beer 

Bay Perleci place lo buld rour pr 

up norm >250.000 

lo Big 

FISHER LAKE 196 x500 

Iront lot wim direct eocaaa 

rage Very private LRe On 

Pond' Aakmg $4*5 000 

GLEN LAKE 6 LAKE MICHIGAN 

•lewa Irom m« 300 acra parcal ot 

land Wtm about 60 acraa dene* tar 

sets $450,000 Arm Pi h um* onfy 

HOMESTEAD RESORT South 

Beach An upper laval end i*ai Two 

•tone* fo»a bedroome den three 

bath*. tub wet bar oentrM 

Mr. private dac* overlooking Lak» 

lacular 

For 

HELP* RCi • One Red « 

6 Deeded 702 : 

TRAVERSE CITY 

Condo on beech (F 

m l£ l 6. *umm 

$5000 S13-33B-4706 

338 Southorn Proporty 

Sou'h CaraMna, Laka Keowee. Foot 

Han ol Bkia RMga Mountains Beau 

Ufu. lei -fr or ' lots 4 hcanee Coldwa* 

Banker Don Kro*g*r. 803-SB2-S217 

338 Country 

For Sato 

JnMnlahed >36* 000 

GMr Arbor Realty, member of the 

Traversa araa Aauclafton of Raal 

tore MirfUpM dating Service with ar 

caaa lo Mow 4 sal al deled proper 

GranC 

ADOfSi M TWP 

stored 4 enlarged '9m century 

farmiv.-jae Jmy jJded wim 3 bed 

reom* 2 -1 baths detached 3 car 

garagr '-eparete 1400 aq ft aanâ 

bedroom 7 I*m guaal -aretakM or 

•arta! h .u*f wtth slnê car garage 

Sttua'r on 1C tyvely acraa w«h -ay 

bar- 1 3 to. 1'alll AddffOnal "0 

sloble $796 900 

CALl 'ENT 

" "E PRUOENT AL 

GRE' 1 LAr f . REAL T r 651-6650 

RE ? 500 «o~n 

colonial or 

m dad ac 

'«> Ro- * S^-oola Separate 

mg (Set ?P ft oak kving room wim 

ftrepiac, 16 ft master Bedroom. 2'-* 

c» amir ban- private 'oaft lovMy 

oggrg a'na fe-.yan or.ly,_byâp 

752-2 

throughout Li 

versa Cixmti** 

MOBILE HOME 1976. 2 

stove, refngeritor stay 

dryar negotiable $5000 or beat of- 

fer 397-1166 

MOVING OUT OF STATE 

MUSI WT ^f-mamlamed older 2 

Cal STEVEN NET HER TON 

6'6-334-3056 

LAKE HURON, 8 m*ee N of Oaco- 

da Abeoiuiety beautiful 50 n. lot tar 

sMe Soger &end Beach. IHLMMIII 

blading an* $69,900 313^*1-3205 

badrodm. wtm appaancaa stays or 

lot $4500'negotiable NormM**/ 

Soum Lyon 437-8713 

MUST SELL- 19*1 Mob*e Home. 3 

1 

Call: 

559-7430 

V SPECIAL 

ON NEW MODELS 

3,'YR LEASE 

$99 1ST YR 

$199 2ND YR 

$299 3RD YR 

Sales Offlca 

3'3-664-679« 

Gomrrxmfty Office 

313-664-2767 

Wa nave new 4 pr»-o*med homea 

tar sale INo homa a mor* than 4/ 

yr* old) To mquir* about a naw or 

pra-owned home cal Dennis Eager 

al Ouakty Homa* Located m the 

CkjC Houaa 4'n miles N of 1-96 on 

Wixom Rd 313-664-6796 

SPECIAL PROMOTION 

$99 SECURITY DEPOSIT 

Save up >0 $454 

Ends soon - Cal now* 

kitchen appaancaa Complex haa 

pod. dubhouaa and termra court* 

>91.200 

MARY McLEOD 


OPEN SUN. 1-4 

NORTHVILLE - 42691 SAVOY 

COURT - 2 story brick townhou*a 

CantrM Mr. family room, 3 baB- 

room*. 15 bath*, knehan ipo* 

ancea ndudad Laka prtv**gaa - 

$65,900 Cl* 349-4550 

ERA RYMAL SYMES 

PLYMOUTH 

BEST CHOICE 

2 bedroom brick end i** conao 

Wim Deauttfci new kitchen neutral 

prtveta patio, pretty traad surround- 

mg*. to! haaamarii a raal bonua - 2 

carports Ovar 55 active community 

$81,750. fSOSNEX 

SURROUNDED 

BY NATURE 

This roomy 2 badroom. 1 5 brie* 

ranch condo hai many nna6fj 72,000 (524NE) 

459-6000 

COLDWELL 

BANKER 

Scftwattzar RaaJ Estate 

PLYMOUTH! Ttm aiqi.aaae THREE 

BEDROOM. THREE FULL BATM 

Bnc* Ranch oondo afters prtvel* 

ML gourmet 

I soar enwtwga. $ 18* 900 

ROBERT BAKE 

Realtors 

4 5 3 - 8 2 0 0 

Plymouth Twp 

AFFORDABLE 

Don'! iMa* Mi 2 bartfnniri oondo o- 

Call Today I >64.900 

(OEU0PLY) 4*2 1611 


Scfmwitzar Rool Estate 

many oahar great 

*o^17BS05 

21 

TX MIOaGAN GROUP 

REALTORS aaC 48*-MOO 

l^d MVry Bay -Wvdow. pri.eM pa- 

HANNETT INC. 

RCALTOA8 

M64200 

I 

\1. 

Home ownership tar lea* 

coat than moei span marts 

NEW 

•lanagi 

I tame* Pnoed From >14 .500 

385 Businota 

OpportunittM 

385 BusinoM 

OpportunitiM 

A GREAT OPPORTUNITY 

FOR A MAN IN A VAN 

Dlstnbute cool new Baverue* 4 

hol new snack foods Earn >2.000 

par week m protected termonee 

m.tielmeni required 

513-COOL' 

EXCELLENT ENTREPRENEURAL 

OPPORTUNITY 

For 2 key people looking tor finan- 

cial security 24 hr massage 

1 *00-760-4643 

ALTERATION SHOP 

FOR SALE 

Drews >5000 - $6000 monthly 

m Birmingham 645-6461 

PIZZA 4 RIBS 

Own your own take out buMness m 

Ptymouth AJI cooking equipment, 

training tlm* included Only 

$57,900 Call K*thy Peterson 

Coldwell Banker 4 16-1235 

AREA LAPEER Exardae 4 tanning 

buMnees 6 machine* 4 l t*nnmg 

boom $16,500 Town 4 Country 

Real Estate (313K86-3068 

ART WORK FOR SALE Have large 

quantity 6'4i 11 ongma drawinga by 

Calforma 4 New Yor* artists TSaee 

unique drawings and ttiamaer aa to 

many uaaa gi eating cards place 

mets you name If PotentIM 

unHmfted An arork value $10,000 

Price $600 Reply lo Bo> 574 

Observer 4 Eccentric Newspaper* 

36251 Schoolcrifll Rd 

Livonia Mi 48150 

•«yH) LEASING COMPANY - haa*- 

bay s»««ce canter 4 a looking lor 

lnveiior/p*rtn*r to oparat* 

$50 000 minimum investment 

Mr Anthony 6 15-0600 

CANOY MACHINES (5| 

Brand new navar uaed $500 

or al Ave tar $2,000 

255-2543 

CHARM OF Downtown Plymouth 

ma ratal bakery 

r owner Aflat 8pm 

5*1 1919 

-ENTREPRENEURS- 

PlAWNING-START UP EXISTING 

I Giadas For Al LavaM 

ENTREPRENEURUKL AMERCA 

27500 Orchard Laka M Grand RNar 

Farrwmgton Stop By or CU* Now 

FREE BROCHURE 313-477-3800 

ESTABLISHED WORKING auto ra- 

paa tacRty tar sala Ovar 300 reum 

Customers 5000 *q ft 10 lervtca 

& 2 float* angina anafyiar AET 

Service Management SyaMm 

m data rape* 6 mfo aislem. brake 

lathe machine 4 mora 6raet Oppor 

Mwaaia USUSTCA* 

MASTER *UT0 TECH INC 

(Located m Warren) 755-2*61 

im «lra 

an on*. 

*** 10*2 

HAIR SALON 

turw-aey operation Weetiand 

>30 000 Ca* 344-*473 

MOBILE HOME PAR* 

Ml 29 mtm oma I apart 

i srilaa - roam fo ai- 

>195 000 down atone 

ker (313) 344 *3 14 

IR *• rspM 

388 Otc.-Bus. Spoco 

Soto/L 

ALTERNATIVE 

V OFFICE 

1-275 4 6 MILE 

Ful or P*n Time Office* 

Conference room available 

Secretarial Semca 

Tranacnpton Avalabia 

Fa> 4 Copier Avalabte 

Master card/V ISA 

PREFERRED EXECUTIVE OFFICES 

464-8771 

'aa -in i Welcome 

(313). 

WMft-m 

An EroaaMW fcfVONtA tocaMw - - 

(NOfVlOOAL PRIVATE 

Offlcea m aharad Exacuthre 

Suite Racaphon aree wfth 

Recaption!*! Conference 

Room/Coftee 

PRIVATE SHARED SUITES up lo 

14,000 aq ft stanmg *t >200/mo 

including u««t»*e/>*nltonal On-Wte 

Ca* Syd 

LfVONiA PAVILION 

4 76-4632 

ANNOUNCING 

executive ofltoa* from 150 aq ft 

m Troy Southfield Nov! Canton 

Ann Arbor Staring Heights and 

Detroit Ren Canter 

Cal imamenonM ftjMnsaa 

344-9600 

BIRMINGHAM tor laaaa. prima off- 

ice suite up to 2.6*6 aq ft "HI 

BIRMINGHAM 

SOUTH ADAMS SQUARE 

1 4 3 room office auaea a ***hn 

immediately Retee atarttng at 

>12 75/*q fl Ram mcAKtoa Mr con 

dftmnmg heat 6 RnRortM service 

anAoe av 

MRM*lGHAM WWNOOWOFFtCE 

Great 360 par monm ndudaa 

M jtatiel Cal weekday* 353-5750 

W UVONIA 

Prhrate offlce* >200 monthly 

387 Bu*.-Pro(. Bldgs. 

SOIO/LOOM 

A HEAD WITH DESIGN 

a the name of tha auoceeah* beau- 

ty salon thai has bean aetataabed 

tar 6 yr* 5 atabon*. and plenty of 

parting High trafflc araa 

Aak Ing >16.900 - buameea onky 

Century 21 

J. Scott. Inc. 

522-3200 

453-4300 

389 IndutL/WarohouM 

SOIO/LOOM 

BIRMINGHAM 

induamM 8u*dlng For Laaaa 

7600 aq fl wim anachad 5 bay ga- 

rage. -aiaed oadlng aock ar 

flouraacant It offlce araa 4 parta* 

Vary raaaonabia 557-0770 

OFFICE - WAREHOUSE 

Wa*ad Laka 1000 aq fl $4O0'MO 

Sanbraan Company 

313 647-3250 

PLYMOUTH RD at MERRtMAN 

5400aqft of warahouae apace Eaay 

frewway acLaaa Truck dock at 

grade door 2011 Racking $4 eqft 

422-13*0 

988 Commercial/ 

Retail 

BEAUTY SALON 

Sutwben Woodward 2 cha* aMon 

wtm equipment n lobby of offlce 

buRBng Comer of 9 m*e 

able $3*5 -7000 

DOWNTOWN 

FARMINGTON 

Location location 4 Qeea Image 

3331* Grand RNar Thaa a your 

cbanca to ocor *M BEST apeoa m 

town F^*y Real IM ad muHI-atory 

buadkng Tin oaMngs Br** waas. 

mapM floor* arya^ts H^R IraHto 

araa. (naat door lo T>'ikk al Wa 

2*1-6460 

Daya 

DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH- 

FOREST PLACE MALL 

1*0 aq R 4 726 aq R 

I A a ] rr 95 000 

433^3767 

BIRMINGHAM 

9lALD~fG SITES 

5" acres $95 000 

37 a—in $65 000 

.« « 'NC 646- 1400 

On« site 

One .lie 

k»«.y e°< 

9' no*/ 

beacifi, 

Btac- 

Hflis. Abso«"teiy 

1 ? acre wroded le*. 

.ild Hilt5 sc~-nN Crty 

$' 19 J00 

626-3620 

acra tot 

To mqua* about nmm or pre owned 

home* cal John Van at Ouaaty 

313-344-1966 Located tn 

community dubhouaa 1 m*e S ol 

Grand Rnar of! Napier Rd 

14x70 1963. 3 bedrooma, 2 

». nawty racarpauo. deck $ 

mora Absolute ghe away Now 

$14,400 347-7834 

PARK ESTATES 19*9, 12x60fl Ex~ 

caflarn condnor Nww kjmece 4 hot 

water healer 10x20' porch 4 6x24 

expando Senior part on wooded 

tot. $11,500 721-5325 

NEAR TRAVERSE CITY - Ofl Golden 

Pond Unique 4 badroom. 2 bam 

greet room. Arepiace, famly room 

2'4 car garaga Country French oa- 

dttr $149 000 616-275-7055 

•og nome Ofl Vapiece fj-niahed 

Exce*ent condltlor $149 500 

GAYLORD COUNTRY CLUB Che- 

lai. custom built Fireplace 

$139 000 

OTSEGO LAKE ACCESS 3 bed 

'ooma $44 90Q 

PLYMOUTH HILLS - 1966 2 bed- 

room*. 2 ful bath* aland «richer 

a* GE appkanca* nay Naw carpet, 

origin* owners $14,900 456^3107 

REDMAN 1990 - 14x80 2 bed- 

room*. 2 balh*, lacuza. cantrM Mr. 

appaancaa. porch, mad. laraa lot. 

beeutlfm ahape $19,600 72J-6871 

REDUCED 

LovMy 1990 Caro*ton on greet Ot. 

Slov* refngeraior dlahwaaher 

washer dryar shad vtnyt aiding, 

ahmgla roof. 6 m. kitenor waa*. up- 

Was >23.900 - now >16,000 

C«mRot Uanufacturad Homea 

349- 7794 

REPO, REPO.REPO 

Exca*ant lerma tar alghtfy 

HOMETOWN USA 

SECURE COMMUNITY 

LIVING A LARGE 

4 bedroom Nome wah abed can aa 

be roul tar -«tdar >S00/mo TflR 

•aam a 

•nan HOMETOWN USA 

SNOWBiROS-iow com MKMgan 

Uvatg m Cbaaaeu Avon m l>ui.ii*atR 

HRs 2 bedroom* 12x66 7x24 ex- 

beat After 5pm 

00 

TO+AL PER MONTH 

mdudkig Ot rent Ty»e 2 bedroom 

2 balh home a ertre mce 

Ca* tar an appointment today" 

10* down 9* APR, 240 mo 

HOMETOWN USA 

MICHAYWE - 4 bedroom 2 bam 

>79.500 

NEAR GARLAND COUNTRY CLUB 

Moor Lake lakefrcmt - 2 bedroom 

>47 500 

10 WOODED ACRES - 3 badroom 

larg* garag* >64.900 

CM! AJlca GR m Gaylord 

1-600-950-7690 


SCHMIDT REALTORS 

PETOSKEY - contemporary oondo 

on Lira* Traverse Bay 3 bedroom 

2'n baths 2200 aqfl decks, lantaa 

He Maw*. 2 car garag* >325 000 

After 6pm 655-6502 

TRAVERSE CTY, 2 - 1 *cr* OH*. 

Timber C M SubdhitMor on Old 

ll 1 Pemneula. quWt wooded 

Ltndargroimd utattas 616-947-7144 

WONDERFUL - Lake Michigan 4 

WaBoor Lake from homea 4 

biddable mas Ca* 

1-600-231-6050 

eLOOMHE D -I' LS 2' 

backing lo pond Wetwr 6 aewer 

Polani al wa!" out $169 900 

Snyder Knnwy Berman 4 Keating 

644-7000 

RvOOMFtELD HILLS 

Custom ouR home or purchaae land 

outright Beautiful wMkout woodad 

sit* $68 Q00 Larwt Only, 

HEPf*ARD & ASSOC. 

855-6570 

Bkxxrifieid HRa schools 

$??5,000 Cal Mergy Gnau 

644 -6300 

Weir Snyder 4 Ranke 

CHELSEA 

15 aoe* p«rkwd t-eee 

serJudeC bu«d Mte $6? VX3 

166 7972 

FARMINC TON Mil IS bwautHul Ot 

Ml law r-eae 4 crwek Approxi- 

mately two ffards acri Paved road, 

al Jtatm Lamer St 3 Mock* S of 

10 mas. haa block E of Orchard 

Lake $46 400 By owner 471-2906 

FRANKLIN VACANT LAND 

Bund your own dream houaa! TotM 

privacy on approimate*y 2'* acraa 

backing to the Fr-anfckn RNwr 3*war 

at street Motivate aMtor bring al 

offers Reduced 10 $169 900 

BO6530RIV 

6?6-8700 

Cranbrook 

Assoc Inc Itcin 

GREEN OAK TWP. 

SOUTHLYOW 

Lot* from $35 000 m naw develop- 

ment some wooded 1 acra te 2H 

acraa N of 9 m«e befwear Obrboro 

4 RuMitor (313K66-5798 

HARTLAND SCHOOLS I lACRCS 

3 m*> off M 59 4 US 23 A rial ID 

course PoaRbN Land Contract 

900 3*0-0218 

es 

DETROIT'S LARGEST 

EXECUTIVE OFFICE 

NETWORK 

Private omcea/flexlbi* terms 

Complete secretarial services 

Personalized telephone answering 

Conference meeting facilities 

Private parking 

(313) 462-1313 

3 BEDROOM 

doucaaeMd* «an aRad centra aa 

aMRar 4 Ryat. and mora LniMil 

HOMETOWN UBA ° ° ^ 5 « 

WATERFRONT 

. ^.EBQP£fiTY 

MARYSVILLE, Ml. 

KRAMER REALTY 

313-987-4622 

"SC 

Kathy Peters 

REAL EST ATI ONE 

497-2364 

SS3 Northern Property 

For Sale 

on Long Lake! 

HeiaahMta* doc* boat hoM 4 

m m Juat >7**00 Ca* Lam 

Si 16art. Cardury »1 Cro RaaRy 

»i7-3a*-2t*i n i4»r. 

ANTRR* OOU6TTY CHALET 

Haan of anow utaaRt S li ia i. 

•OYNE CTTY 

CTTY 

O an I 

OAYLOPD-S H O M Y M MBOWT 

o a n « i 

aoo Maple 

EXECUTIVE SUITES 

Private Offices 

From $450 

• Across tr>e street from 

new parking structure 

• immediate Occupancy 

• Professional Secretarial Service 

• FREE utilities. Maintenance 

& Janitorial 

• FREE Copying. Notary ft 

Conference Rooms 

S & D Management 

645-1851 

M M

6E* O&E Thursday, June 24, 1993 

M Lots and Acreege 

For Sat* 

BLOOMFIELD 

btaMowomaOrior buaoar* 

o» ndMduM* 

Omy • Im MM mk 

CMI Judy ol 737-OMO 

NEW CONSTRUCTION 

EXCLUSIVELY 

Nn Sub . ram 

tm i m M Q 

ASK FO« MAMCY MCMWOER 

S1-»50 6K>-2«7 

tuMna MM* rtMtMd 

COMMCnCC TWP 

among Ul p«ri— In buniM Ptne 

C m V*m Wa* lo prmete CMOh 

aod ier**» court Can bum to aun 

CALL BAUC€ QOOLD AT 

THC MICHIGAN GROUP 

REALTORS INC 4M-3C00 

UVONIA - ruffacr* 

quM air—I n—idantil araa 

^SSm 

0 0 

LrVONIA 8 MILE 

ANOHU8BARO 

1«0 • 170 $75 000 A* utWtMa 

Land contract Tarma 42 7 -3966 

NOflTHFICLD TOWNSHIP 

18 ACHES: 5 an0 ACRES. 

2 ACRES; Boeing terra. 

Land Contract Tarma 437-1174 

NOVI - 1 ACRE pome raMdantM kot 

Wa* to Maadow&rooa Coixitry 

dub 313-563-2018 or 

313-553-3440 

P1NCKNEY - Icwaly wooOed 8 rolling 

25 acre pare* in village ol 

Pvckney Ready lo Oev«oo Into 31 

iota $146 900 flexible !arm» available 

Cat Lynn Boutwall 

MOLING REAL ESTATE 

522-5150 437-2056 

SOUTHFIELD-Beautiful residential 

buKMng lol Land Contract larmi 

available Si 7.000 

RED CARPET KEIM-SUPERIOR 

Aak lor Anne: 559-7470 

331 Lota and Acreage 

For Sala 

COOHTW* ROTWEAT 

E-Z TERMS 

Prvna Araat Chaaa 10 W SuburOe 

J. A I M A Co.. 559-7430 

LIVONIA 

1/2 ACRE RESIDENTIAL PARCEL 

Suitable lor one Home, panoramic 

•nmm Araa oI rmrnee, tlSO.OOO 

Uvonia acnocua (39 900 Aak lor 

SHEILA CLARK 

CENTURY 21 

ROW 

464-7111 

Heavily wooded. Walk-out baaamant*. 

Naw BubdMalon m Commerce 

Twp 2 rnHea W ol Haggerty 

RNTH 

851-2340 

BIRMINGHAM 

HUNTER ARMS APARTMENTS 

APARTMENTS AVAILABLE 

Please call 644-6105 

AUBURN HILLS 

BLOOMFIELD SQUARE 

APARTMENTS 

One 8 two badrooma mtth closets 

galorefmi' 

Free Heat. Water 8 Band* 

Mosl Pat* W*acom* 

FOR MOVE-IN SPECIALS 

CALL 

862-4377 

BIRMINGHAM Ctoee to downtown 

2 badroom. 1S» balh. m appaence* 

•ots ol atorage. a a*aLls immedlaie- 

•y $625'Securtty depoeft 349-0643 

BIRMINGHAM - NEAR Downtown 

Large 2 bedroom, starting at (565 

Ca* 649-2665 

BIRMINGHAM 

$199 MOVES YOU IN 

Expires June 30 

BUCKINGHAM 

MANOR 

Call 649-6909 

Restriction* apply 

tm 

AUBURN HILLS Naw 2 beAoom. 2 

beth Avaaada lor sublet FuB 

amenmes FMneaa room, ewtm pool 

5 minute* from 1-75 at South BNd 8 

Squirrel Rant negotiable 563-9062 

BIRMINGHAM/MAPLE 

area Sunny. 

eva*abie July Nicely carpeted vertical 

bands, dfiweafier Baaameni 

(toraga Warning distance to down 

town 4 ahoppmg Only $525 EMC 

12 month ieea* Sorry, no pet* Can ] 

Kkw at 642 6666 

BIRMINGHAM 

SPACIOUS 

1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. 

From $600 

HUNTLEY SQUARE 

APARTMENTS 

646-9880 

Mon -Fri 9am-5pm 

BIRMINGHAM 

$300 SECURITY DEPOSIT SPECIAL 

Newly remodeled 1 bedroom apt. 

avaaabM. E. of Adam* Road near 

downtown Birmingham Rental ratea 

include heat i water vertical band*, 

new KHchen 8 appliance*, mirrored 

door* 8 pluah carpeting 

Call Mon -Sat. 644-1300 

BLOOMFIELD PLACE 

1 bedroom. $490 (free aecurtty depoan 

« ranted in June> 540-6342 

S o u t h f i e l d 

HIDDEN OAKS 

APARTMENTS 

Va OFF RENT 

ANY 3 MONTHS 

YOU CHOOSE 

Blind* ceramic bath cental air, carports available 

intercoms patioa/tvalconie* Cable ready large storage area 

laundry facilities 

1 Bedroom froa...'510 2 Bedroom from...'595 

6-9 Month Leases available on selected units 

Daily 11-6. Sat 9 2 

15833 W. 11 Mile 

at Greenfield 

'Baaed 00 13 roonrti ocvpuw. Mew 

1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Apartments 

Available For Immediate Occupancy! 

• Short Term Leases Available 

• Convenient Location 

• Private Entrance 

• Hat-in Knehen 

• Walk-In Closets 

• Full Size Washers «fe Dryers 

• Ceramic Risers. Cut Away Walls 

& Fireplaces 

• Covered Parking Included 

PLUS... 

hmraordinarv 9000 Sq Ft Health 

Cluh & Activ it> Center With 

Indoor PihiI. Sauna & Jacuzzi' 

CAM. OR VISIT TODAY! 

Ask About Our 

Summer Specutis 

Himrv MON 4 7 • TUE FRI 9-6 

SAT 10 5 • SUN 12-5 

CiTAflwCLUB 

- CLOSET 

WASHE R Oft>KH 

L/ 

557-4520 

roAnis onb* LaJta 

2 Bedroom Floorplan 

Shown 

HDOV [IIN1M, BOOM 

661-2200 

Locsied At Intersection Of 13 Mile & Haggerty Rd 

M A N A G E R S S P E C I A L 

R e d u c e d Rates o n all Styles 

C A L L N O W 

Mon.-Fri. io-6 \ & 2 Bedroom Apts. 

Saturday lO-S 

Sunday 12-* 

2, 3 & 4 Bedroom Townhouses 

F*Kf (.AS MEAT Sir* 

• Vertical Bbncb • Pet Sect ion SvailaMe 

• Spacious, ncwh decorated suites 

with dishwxshers 

' Individually contrt>Ued heat ft air 

• Short Term leases Mailable 

• Job Transfer I la uses Available 

S4inotcs from l--' - S - l-9-l I-SK> 

On Ford Road, just cast of l-2~S 

Daily 9-" Saturday 11-6 Sunday 11-5 

981-3891 

NOW LEASING! 

BLOOMFIELO MILLS 

Telegrap* « 14 Mae 

NEWLY REMODELED 

SPACIOUS 

2 BEDROOM APTS. 

From $910 

Heat Included 

THE GLENS 

OF BLOOMFIELD 

642-6220 

Mon -Fn S-5 Sat 12-4 

t O B E 

557-0810 

• 1 & 2-bed room apartments 

• 2-bedroom townhomes 

• Dishwasher/vertical blinds 

• Balconies/patios 

• Pools sauna/carports 

Canton Garden Apts 

JOY ROADEAfT Of Z7% 

down, ha ba«i aa. Fin %»7 

FIATORCS 

•Stove! RaMaaraaor 

• CWwaahar ft Olapoaal 

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2758 Ackiey 

Westland 

721-8111 

"Family Living At it.* 

Two b e d r o o m , o n e bath duplex ranch 

"homes with full basements 

pef FREE RENT 

month SPECIALS 

• On-stte management • Spacious yards 

• On-site maintenance • Gas ranges, frost 

• Lawn cutting tree refrigerators 

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NOVI RIDGE 349-8200 

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• S400 Security ^ 

• Full Basement t 

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• Dishwasher 15 

530 

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FREE HEAT and COOKING GAS 

MICROWAVE • CENTRAL AIR 

Cable Ready • Pool • Clubhouse 

Spacious Rooms • Pets Allowed 

Adjacent to Auburn Hills - near 1-75 

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1 Less than 5 minutes from Novi and 

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tar 1 Bedroom. carpeting. bands, 

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Moo -Fn 9-5 Sat 10-5 

Son 11-4 

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Heathmoore 

Apartments 

981-6994 

At Ford Rd 4 I-27S on Haggerty 

N V* DETROIT 

1 badroom - MOO up 

2 Bedroom - (500 up 

incluOss Neat A water - 534-9340 

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Luxury made affordable 

2 BEDROOMS 

from 8 

1 Month Free 

6 9 5 including c a r p o r t 

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• Fully Equipped Health Club 

• Washer and Dryer in Bach Unit 

On Haggerty Road 

348-1 i ao 

Daily 9 - 7 Sat. A S u n . 1 1 - 5 

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^ Spacious one and two 

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()n Farmington Rd., Jus! South of 9 Mik Rd. 

You'll Enjoy • 

• Indoor Pool 

• Tennis Courts 

• Controlled Access 

• Community Room 

--a f w w r w f c M m i t f m n 

m High-Rise LMng 

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hard i a*e Rd "5 o' Grand River 

478-1437 775-8206 


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Cable available No security depoen 

Mausllftsd 478-4191 

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nawar 2 badroom 1 or 2 Ml beths 

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OPEN SATURDAY A SUNDAY 

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Prtvale entrancaa A laundry rooms. 

1.000 sq.H.. much more *725 a 

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ROLLCRf ST APTS 33S-822S 

FARMINGTON MILLS - 2 bedrooms 

1200 sq n , 4 

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washer'dryar bands, pats OK 

1510 "no . special 1 month Nae rent 

533-3137 or 532-063« 

FARMINGTON HILLS 2 bedroom" 

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CentrM sir Wafting distance to hoeprlal 

Brand naw 471-4*55 

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Micro-wave 

Mernman Rd lOrOterd Lake Rd I 

Juet I M S ol S Mae Rd 

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• Clubhouse with swimming pool 

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4- Beautifully manicured grounds 

• Minutes from the Somerset Collect.on 

• Starting at S5-J5 'or I Bed'oom S590 'o' 2 

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585-4499 

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• Large pond with flowing fountain 'ooi bndge 

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^ Tennis courts swimming pool and chtld'ens 

playground 

4- Clubhouse with 'irepiace and game room 

•f Modern kitchens with dishwashers 

4- Central air 

+ Starting at S476 

"Vksr* 

Cell 689-5070 

Oeer. S* San 11 

t aecHester Ao 

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CANTERBURY SQUARE 

• Spacious 1 & 2 bedroom apanmems and 2 b«T" 

io»nnamo8 •• — 

Private storage area and vertical blinds 

4- Clubhouse with pool sundeck tennts 

basketball sand volleyball & playground ___ 

4 FREE heat water and central a« 

> Escellent Troy location . . 

Easy access to • 75 and shopping* •» 

• 1 A 2 baJttwmi starong at ss40 -. 

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Om« sa M i ls H -4, 

CANTON PLYMOUTH 

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• 1 4 2 bedroom apartments 

e Private entrances, carports end 

washer/dryer in individual units 

• Modem kitchens w«h microwev—, 

dishwasher and frost-free retrlgerelors 

• Clubhouse with sun deck end »w*rrvming 

pool 

e Winner of Michigan Oea^tWctlnn award 

i ontlorl. *» r\M i' ami homr li\iiiii Siilli\an-Nnilli. Ini f 

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out ngudn) N-tac* kRchen opan 

ftoei- ptan. track aghimg u • » 

waaner'dryers. carport* and prt- 

MM oversaed bdcony or patio 

yar d 

Totally ranoveied * very unique* 

Fro** only $675/mo including 

Ht&fEHO 

Sumy i Oadroom at*o evekable 'or 

Immediate occupancy only I *»a«- 

aDW *t $645 "rt* 1 ' month freel 

HUBRYI 

~won Rd . m« N of 8 MM 

TME BENEfCKE GROUP 

347-1690 

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42TJ1 Ford Rd 

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CLINTON TWP. 

36978 Garfleld 

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2877 Carpentw 

400 Apta. For Rant 

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937-1880 

559-7220 

ROCHESTER MILLS 

I i -.rua pool. 

1 BEDROOM 16 >0, 460 eq ft 

Sal Hr* 10-4pm. Sun 11-4pm 

852-0311 

ROCHESTER - Larga 1 badroom 

pma • dan. WS Heat. water 4 gaa 

included, carpeting, appliance* 

laîdry tact a • * air 424-3366 

ROCHESTER LUOLOW APTS 

1 ft 2 badroom apt* evekabie 

Starting al 4446/month 

861-7270 

ROCHESTER-PAINT CREEK Condo 

Larga 2 badroom. 1* balh*. an ap- 

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Romulue 

OAKBROOK VILLA 

2 and 3 badroom Townhousee 

Ranging from $399 lo $500 

Inch/da* an utmiies 

Open Mon Wed 

I Tue* 4 Ttkirs 

Sal. 1 lam-2pm 

15001 BRANDT 

Fr» Sam-5pm 

®ertv-6pm 

Cloead Sun 

941-4067 

N ROYAL OAK-5101 Crooks Larga 

1 bedroom, bands, dishwasher car- 

port storage heel, weter Secured 

Building Laaa* $525 647-7079 

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29286 Normweelern ^ 

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42711 Ford Rd 

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36870 Garfield 

ANN ARBOR 

2877 Carpenter 

680-9090 

354-8040 

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348-0540 

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791-8444 

677-3710 

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288-6115 559-7220 

981-7200 

680-9090 

791-8444 

677-3710 

ROYAL OAK 

Arlington Tc-wnnouSM 4 Apl» 

2 Oadroom. i bam. fun baaement 

Nice. Rents from $635 

13 Mile and Crooks 268-3710 

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Newly remodeled 2 badroom 

lownnouaaa •nth stretch out soace 

• Bmn-m microwave dishwasher 

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ROYAL OAK/CLA WSON - Spacious 

2 bedroom. 1'* balh end town- 

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Crooks araa 12 month lease, only 

$725 HEAT INCLUDEO' EMO Ci 

Karen 642-8686 

ROYAL OAK - Nice 1300 M fl 3 

bedroom mm. deck, ar condition, 

washeg dryer J760/mo plus utili- 

ses * 541-0370 

Royal Oak 

NORTHWOOD APARTMENTS 

$200 Security Deposit 

• Month's F'ee Rant 

• bedroom starting st $460 

Call 541-3332 

SOUTHFIELD 

LOW MOVE-IN COSTS 

1 Bedroom Apts, 

From $465 

Heat Included 

TEL-TWELVE PLACE 

APARTMENTS 

355-4424 

Mon.-Fri. 9-5 Sat 10-2 

400 Apta. For 

South Lyon 

PONTRAIL 

APARTMENTS 

2 MONTHS FREE 

1 Badroom *410 

2 Bedroom $485 

FREE HEAT 

Aa* about our Senm Program 

On Ponoac Tra* In 9 Lyon 

10 4 11 MM Rd* 

437-3303 

Wetland Capri Apartmenta 

SPECIAL 

14 2 bedroom apartment* 

starting al $436 nckdat Keel ca- 

thedral oaM'iga, balcony.'patio. Se- 

curity depoait $200 261-6410 

© 

Troy 

THREE OAKS 

RENT 

SPECIAL' 

FROM $520 

Luxurious 1 4 2 bedroom apt* alao 

1 bedroom wtth den Si a quiet set- 

ting Plush carpel, vertlcasa. lots ol 

storage, lanced patio or balcony 

tree carport, pool 4 m our Que 

Houee an EXERCISE ROOM 

362-4088 

Wattlee (17 Mile) E d Crook* 

' select apt* new raaidani* only 

WALLED LAKE 

WALNUT RIDGE 

APARTMENTS 

SPACIOUS 1 4 2 BEDROOMS 

ths onfv • 

$245 ON 1 BEDROOM 

first 2 montha ( 

m- 

51 Parktane 

Apartments 

Security Deposit $200 

Private entry. washer.'dryar, blinds 

carport. tennis courts S pool 

355-0770 

Civic Center We*l ol Lasher 

ROYAL OAK.TROY 

Doggy Doggy, where will you Mve? 

At Amber Apartments 

Permission they grve 1 

280-1700 

SOUTHFIELD 


FREE HEAT Clean 1 Bedroom. 

Ouiet Location, intrusion Aiarm, 

Lighted Parking. Large Walk-In 

Cloaat, Entrajkarge Storage Area 

355-1069 

Managed by Kaftan Emerprtaee 

Townhouses 

Plush carpeting, vertical bands. sdf- 

cieaning oven central air private 

patio 6 parking by your floor 

• 2bed'oom'2t>ath »291sqft 

• 30ed*oom.'2bath. 1537 sq ft 

• 30ed-oom'2'Ybatti, 1512 sq ft * 

Full basement 

FROM $699 

HEAT INCLUDED 

355-1367 

STOP 

Southfield 

CHARTERHOUSE APARTMENTS 

1 Month s Free -ent. Free Cable 

Upacale Hi-Rise apartments 

Studio. 1 1 2 Bedrooms starting 

At $410 Pool Tennis Courts and 

much more Call now 557-8100 

Located on 9 Mile/Green field 

SOUTHFIELD 


On seiecied units 

•FREE HEAT 

• Clean, Quiet i bedroom 

• Walk-m ctoeets 

• Covered parking 

• 24 hr monitored Intrualon alarm 

FROM $565 

12 MM 4 Linear 

TWYCKINGHAM VALLEY 

356-4403 

Managed by Kalian Enterprise*, mc 

SOUTHFIELD, 1 bedroom, include* 

heat electric, stove fridge, waaher 

dryer, carpeted, drape*. $445 

month plus security 352-2519 

"» 

Located on 10 MM 

S. ol 1-696 

between CooiKJge 4 Woodward 

v xvrxcjr > * 

• Village Green of 

Huntington Woods 

Townhouses 

547-9393 

" Some restrictions apply 

SOUTHFIELD 

Extra large 1 bedroom w/den and 2 

bedrooms w/2 bath* Large kitchen 

w 'eatmg are* and prtvale laundry 

room m lovely QUMH reeidential area, 

covered parking. sw»mrr»ng pool 

and alegant clubhouse. 24 hour m 

SOUTHFIELD 

1 Bedroom Apts. 

From $438* 

HEAT INCLUDED 

LOW MOVE-IN COSTS 

HIDDEN VALLEY 

APARTMENTS 

COLONY PARK 

355-2047 

Managed by Kaftan Enterprise*, inc 

PLYMOUTH 

HERITAGE APTS 

IN Terntonal. W ot Sheldon) 

: .SPECIAL- 

IST MONTH RENT FREE 

with 13 month lease ' 

"£25 aiscount oft each months 'ent. 

, wrth presentation of ad 

•t time of appacatw • 

. Oualty 1 bedroom apis avauaoie 

i Rent $445, Includes heat 4 water 

Call For 

Super Special Rates! 

455-2143 

• • upon credit approval 

PLYMOUTH-1 bedroom downtown 

apt central air laundry faculties 

aommunity room $465/mo Low se- 

aurrty deposit 459-70»0 

PLYMOUTH-1 bedroom upstairs 

*p1 with large Hvlng room 4 air m 

elder nome private entrance $400'' 

no water 4 heat included 522-9275 

PLYMOUTH. 1 bedroom. Maple 4 

fairground Stove, refrigerator 

carpeting, wad fo town Large room 

size*. $445 includes heat Rant 

•acount 459-5875 

PLYMOUTH - I bedroom. $475 plus 

wtwtie* Half mo security depoert 

>03 Roe St walking distance from 

•owntown Mon -Fri . 9-5, 562-0450 

Eve* 4 weekends. 416-5292 

• FREE 

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350-9262 

OVER 50.000 Apts 

in S E MICHIGAN 

Out of Town. Call 

(800) 654-FOUR 

An 6QU*I Opportunity Employer 

Mon -Fn. 9am-5pm. Sat 10-2 

• Limited time. 1*1 6 month* o« a 

on* year isasa New res-dents 

Selected units 

Southfield 

1 MONTH FREE 

SR LIVING AT ITS BEST 

Larga 1 or 2 bedroom* wtth walk-In 

cloaat*. 2 bath* attended gata- 

houee. monitored alarm, complete 

kitchen. saH-cMana^g oven, mi- 

crowave. dohwaahar Social ectrvt- 

tiea. prtvata carport, elevator*, pool, 

cabana and elegant dubroom Walk 

10 Harvard Row Rant trom $666 

LAHSER RO W OF 11 Mf£¥ 

PARKCREST 

353-5835 

Managed by Kaftan Enterprise* 

$280 ON 2 BEDROOM 

$28 7 50 ON 2 BEDROOM DELUXE 

include* 

• Heat 4 Water 

• Air Conditioned 

•B*Kome*4 Cable 

• Storage 

• Laundry Facltitia* 

• Near 696 4 275 Freeway* 

669-1960 

2175 Decker Rd. 

(On Decker neer* S Commerce! 

WALLE0 LAKE/W BLOOMFIELD 

1 MONTH FREE - low security 

Heritage Apt*. Larg* 1 bedroom 

Near laka* 4 rac Heat. pool, air 

$410 650-6399 - 624-0780 

WAYNE - apadou* 1 bedroom apt 

on John Hlx Rd Ask tor Bob or Car- 

rie 467-7221 

WAYNE-WESTLAND furnlehed 1 

bedroom Appliance*, carpel, 

drapes, cable ready $425 per 

month plus security No peta imme- 


Wayne Forest Apts. 

• 1 4 2 Bedroom Specials 

• Huge Waik-m Closets 

• Vertical Blinds 

• Central Air 

• Swimming Pool 

S of Michigan 

Corner ol Venoy 4 Forest 

326-7800 

WAYNE - 1 4 2 bedroom apart- 

ment*. $420.'mo 4 14> includes 

fteai. water appaancaa. Nica neigh- 

borhood 722-2979 531-9171 

TAKING APPLICATIONS: 

WHERE THE RENT FROM $450 

Indudaa Tha Heat 4 Water 

Enjoy The Healed Pool At 

WESTLAND PLAZA APTS 

1 E ot MKXaeben 

North of Warren 

For further Into Cal 

427-1997 

Between Noon 4 5 30. Tuea-Sat 

TROY 

PLYMOUTH 

1 4 2 BEDROOM APTS 

OH SfTE t* HR MAINTEMAMCt 

featuring Quiet single story private 

entrance, pane utmty room with 

•rasher dryer hookup, attic storage 

Princeton Court Apts 

On Waco, off Schoolcraft 

459-6640 

PLYMOUTH - 1200 en ft 2 bed- 

room. centrM mr, new carpel, win- 

4ows ceramic IM Short larm leena 

$496/mo + utamee Bob 453-5040 

PLYMOUTH-2 bedroom dupMi 1'* 

5efh* newly decorated appaancee 

yr».ale Bssawnwl. no pal* auiM 

PLYMOUTH-2 bedroom 

dryer relngMMor stove 

ânde $675 per month 

carpel 4 

avdudea 

465-0391 

PLYMOUTH-2 bedroom d 

bath*, newly decorated a 

prtwMe keeimari no pa 

Avakabie Aug 1 $460 

upaa> 1'4 

ppaencee 

as. qdet 

349-9192 

LAH8CR/SIX MILE umqui 

1926 i badroom woodao 

Mplanrsa. cat okay haa 

tidudad 1295 

reel or ed 

rk. cerpM 

4 weaei 

615-9981 

REDFORD AREA 

le 1 4 2 

•or ie>,ir* pi oMeelnnel people 

From $365 

PARKSIDE APTS. 

532-9234 

(Bedford n*» 

•art 1 iMnnr las s 

R0CHMTER/001»HT0*RI 

laarnnw yartmsm above 406 

m Sweat O M M M i A lllfll 

> taL 4TS-77W 

ROCHESTER HILLS 

Starting At 1695 

>200 8 € A * M R DCPOSRR 

1200 a«ft 

srsm 

SOUTHFIELD/FRANKLIN 

RENT FROM $1,295 

2 or 3 bedroom apedoua lown- 

houses elegant lormal dlmng room 

4 great room natural fireplace. 2'i 

Bath*, maatar MOfoom Mtk 

basement } car attached gerage 

WEATHERSTONE 

TOWNHOUSES 

350-1296 

Franklin Rd.. S of 13 Mile 

Managed by Kaftan Enterprleaa 

SOUTHFIELD Tanglewood Apta 

Spaooua 1 bedroom apta 650 

aq ft carpeting, bunds central air 

a* kitchen appiancaa. waft-m stor* 

room cable 4 carpon avaaabM Asa 

•bout our apacial 569-6149 

SOUTHFIELD 

Low Move-In Costs 

2 Bedroom Apts 

From $475* 

HEAT INCLUDED 

FRANKLIN HILLS 

APARTMENTS 

355-5123 

Mon Fn »-6 Sat 10-2 

i Idants First 

6 month* ol * ane year I 

SOUTHFIELD 

NATURAL 

SCENIC VIEWS 

SECURITY DEPOSIT $150 

FrankHn River Apts 

12 MILE 4 TELEGRAPH 

356-0400 

WMTTFHALL AÂRTMKNTS 

1 MONTH'S »«H RENT 

FREE 

RENT 

Move-In 

$249 

NEWLY REDECORATED 

1 Bedroom 

Very Spacious Units 

Beeutifuay landscaped perktoe 

gardan apta Quiet aackjded Ihrtng 

• r* Batha m 2 Bed Limt 

> FREE LIGHTED CARPORT 

• Washer-dryer'some i*«s 

• vertical Bands 

• 24 Hr Maintenance 

• Locked Foyer Entry 

• Larga waR-ln dossil 

•Covered PnvaM Balconies 

FREE 

BEDROOM 

For a limited time 

lease a 3 bedroom apartment 

for a 2 bedroom price! 

1750 sq.ft. 

Garage with opener 

Wasrter/dryer or hookups 

optional 

Cathedral ceilings 

Corner fireplace wtth 

marble hearth 

' 24-hour attended 

gatehouse 

Aldingbrooke 

Drake Rd . N ol Maple 

•661-0770 

400 Apta. For Ront 

WESTLAND 

LOW MOVE IN COSTS 

Microwave & 

Window Treatments 


From $385* 

HINES PARK 

APARTMENTS 

425-0052 

Mon -Frt 9am-5pm Sat -Sun 10-4 

" Limned time upon signing a one 

year laaaa New residents Select 

units 

NEXT 

5 

Applicants Receive 

$45.00 OFF* 

1st FOUR MONTHS 

LIVONIA SCHOOLS 

PARKLIKE SETTING 

2 OUTDOOR POOLS 

TENNIS COURTS 

EXERCISE ROOM 

SAUNA 

Westwood Village 

459-6600 

* on select 2 bedroom units 

402 FwrnMwd Apta. 

For Ront 

BIRMINGHAM 

American Suites 

• Short Term RantsU Irom 

$35>day axSuckng uiamee 

• Fully Fumlahed 

• Houeekeepmg/Lmen Service 

• Continents! Or seats*! 

• Dinner Optional 

• Cable TV 

•24 Hour Security 

• Carpon 

• Peta Welcome 

• Flexible Rental terms 

1100 NORTH ADAMS 

BIRMINGHAM 

645-0420 

BIRMINGHAM DOWNTOWN 

Fu9y Furnished 

I 4 2 bedroom luxury apartment* 

Utilities 4 oantral an Included 

MoniMy laaees avaMbls 851-4157 

WESTLAND 

SAVE 

$45 off first 4 months 

2 BEDROOM APTS 

FROM $475* 

LIVONIA SCHOOLS 

WsR m maatar doeet 4 storage, 

bunds, dtshwaahar. security hal 

door* with Intercom Balcony or pa- 

tio pooI 4 play area* 

WOODLAND VILLA 

422-5411 

Warren Rd 

between Wayne 4 Newburg 

•Salad unit* only 

Single story • waaher 4 dryer 

hookup* • 1 bedroom* • $445 • pri- 

vate entrance.' patio 

$200 Security Depoert 

Cherry âia W of Merrlman 

$22-5558 

WESTLAND 

WAYNE/FORD RD AREA 

Spacious 1 4 2 bedroom apart- 

ments located doee to shopping 4 

expressway* Other amenities In- 

clude 

•Carpeting 

• Park-Ms Setting 

• Owner Paid Heat 

• A* Conditioning 

• New Counter Tops 

• Garbage Disposal 

• Laundry FacRtlas 

• Window Treatment*-'Mmi Bands 

From $425 Monthly 

COUNTRY COURT APARTMENTS 

Western Hills Apts. 

1 Bedroom Special 

i&5AR>Tif4fihrfc»419 

• CENTRAL AIR 

•OUTDOOR POOL 

• BKJ CLOSETS 

• FREE HEAT 4 WATER 

CALL FOR DETAILS 

729-6520 

Located on Cherry Ha between 

Wayne and Newburgh Roads 

WEST BLOOMFIELD LAKEFRONT, 

1 bedroom studio with klttfian, $500 

per month Cal after 9pm. 363-0329 

405-7292 

WESTLAND - Available Now Palm- 

er/Venoy Clean 1 bedroom apt 

•too*, refrigerator carpel Low 

move-m, $395 2T4-6202 

WESTLANO - Clean, quiet adutt 

bunding 1 bedroom $396/mo.. 

$305 security deposit Heat 4 water 

included Available now 553-4622 

• individual Central Air 'Heel 

• Swimming Pool 

> Senior CrtOen* DMcourW 

' Short or Long Term Laaaa 

SUNNYMEDE 

APTS. 

561 KIRTS 

1-75 at Big Beaver 

Westland Estates 

SPACIOUS 1 BEDROOM 

NICE! MUST SEEIII 

1 YEAR LEASE: $445 

8 MONTH LEASE- $465 

EXTRA LARGE 2 BEDROOMS 

900 SQ. FT., $520 

(1 year Maar'cradrt) 

$200 DEPOSIT 

Pool/heat/MMr/no pet* 

No appucanon or rlsamng lee* 

722-4700 

OnWaynaRd S of Warren Rd 

(1 bai S of Big I 

between Uvemol* 4 Crooks] 

Cloea lo Somersel Coiecllon 

362-0290 

TROY/ROYAL OAK A REAS 

Kifty-cM. Kkty-cal we IOVW vou 

Amhwr «o* 111 wnls you 1 ova ioo> 

280-1700 

TROY $360 MOVE-IN SPECIAL 

SpoMeee i bedroom d ape* M 

coneldered $490/mo 599-7364 

TROY 

SOMCRSCT AREA FROM $496 

SiudW and spacious 14 2 bur oom 

da 

I Te Shopceig 4 E if ill a, a 

VtLLAOE A*4RTMi*Tg 

WARREN PLATA APARTMBMT6 

1 MONTH'S ran RBRT 

IT OaanM ' and J be* 

$410 Maa Meat and 

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FOREST LANE 

APARTMENTS 

8200 North Wayne Rd 

2 BEDROOMS. $480 

1 BEDROOM ,*445 

STU040S $395 

WWi Approved OadN 

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• Between Ford Rd 4 Humer 

722-5155 

WILLOW CREEK 

Apartments 4 Townhouses 

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STARTING AT $455 

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(Newburgh south ol Ford Road) 

HOC«S Mon - Frt 9-5 

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Equal Itouaing Opportunity 

An Equal Opporti*Vty Employer 

BIRMINGHAM DOWNTOWN 

1 bedroom, completely fur rushed 

apt Prima location Short term 

available $725 month indudee utM- 

M Security dapoelt 642-0093 

Birmmghemj Royal Oek 

Furnished Apts. 

Monthly Leaaa* 

immediate occupency 

Lowest Rate* 

Ta*tetufty Decorated 

SUITE LIFE 

549-5500 

Birmmghim.'W Bloom held/Troy 

BLOOMFIELD LAKES APTS 

Furnished spts m imt. quiet com- 

plex Fu«y furnished 4 decorated 

studio. 1 4 2 bedroom units In- 

cludes dnhes knens. etc Cleaning 

services svsilabie Beach pn Mgn 

No pets plain Renti starting at 

$550 Heat 4 wstsr Included 

SHCWT TERM LEASES lor qualified 

apptacanis 681-6309 

Downtown 4 Suburban Locations 

APARTMENTS 

MONTHLY LEASES 

25 Prime Locations 

Furnished with housewares, knens 

color TV 4 mors. UtMtws Included 

MINIMUM 1 MONTH 

1.2 4 3 Bedroom Apts 

Executive LMng Suites 

474-9770 1-800-344-9770 

FARMINGTON HILLS PARK MOTEL 

Cable * HBO. tree local phone ser- 

vice 4 untitles 1 bedroom apts 

$l75''wkly No deposit. Also rooms 

4 efficiencies 30691 Grend River 

474-1324 

LiVONlA - Spotless fu«y furnished, 

tastefully decorated t bedroom 

condo. csrpon laundry 4 storage 

faculties Pool, balcony 476-4571 

LIVONIA-Studio spts include maid 

linens, phone mswerlng. cable 

pool, aw 4 all utilities $145 wkly 

Day* inn 36655 Plymouth 427-1300 

apt AH untitles included 6 mo 

or longer OfT-*tr*et parting. $400,' 

mo pm* security 434-4 199 

ROYAL OAK-DOWNTOWN 

FURNISHED APARTMENT 

Studio apartment fu»y furnished 

$4 10 month In quiet, secured, adult 

complex 1 year leeae. (ftexlblel You 

pay alearic we PAY heat Storage 

lockers No pets Ofl-street perking 

and on premise laundry tacame* 

258-6200 or 542-9559 

404 HOMOM TO Rant 

BLOOMFIELD LOVELY FRENCH 

NOMalANDY CITY OF BLOOM- 

FIELD HILLS Many upgrades *n- 

lahed wak-out. wooded Mt. larga 

dack. 9 ft oaMng* Oak Mrary 

For sale at $7*6.000; Hlr laaee m 

$3200/mo EC-H-92CHC 

MAX BROOCK WC 646- 1400 

BLOOMFIELD - 1M« country 

trench. 4 bedroom colonial 

baths, library. 3972 sq It , country 

kitchen, nanny quarters 

H i $2700/mo 

D4H PROPERTIES, 737-4002 

BLOOMFIELD 3 or 4 bedrooma. 3 

beth*. famly room. Or apiece, cen- 

tral air 4 mors OtoomBsHI schools 

AvetatM Ally 15 $1.560/mo 

651-2966 or 539-3716 

CANTON - ama* 2 Bedroom w'ga- 

rags. one halt acra Peta Monad 

$600 per month Eaay accaes to ax- 

CM 953-0035 

CANTON - 3 bedroom bungalow, 

tamay room, flrapiece. eppaancea. 

bailment 3 car garage on acra 

Available 7t 10 $750 346-5100 


CASS Lakalront - 5 bedrooms. 2% 

beths. off Orchard LSke Rd Con- 

venient to everything W Bloom held 

Schools $1200 mo 655-5067 

CASS LAKE LIVING - 4 bedroom. 2 

bath, at appaencea, waaher 4 dryer 

Wrap around dack. fenced yard 

Greet laks view boet we* svsAebM 

$l200/mo 1 mo depoell Pets okay 

with additional deposit Purchase 

possible 313-662-7417 

CLARKSTON DEER LAKE FRONT 

4 bedrooms. 3V* batha. ftrspiec* 

situated on 3 stately seres wtth psn- 

orarmc view of private si sports 

Deer Laka 4 car attached garage 

Unique Avaltabla June 26 $2100 

per mo Page 253-5622 or 874-2322 

DEARBORN - Don I delay 

3 Bedrooms, dmma. garags 

Fenced Pats OK $600/mo 

RENTAL PROS 356-RENT 

DEARBORN HEIGHTS - Attractive 4 

bedroom. Droned baaameni. 2 car 

garaga Option available late July 

$750/mo 786-1823 

DEARBORN HOTS -Crestwood 

Schools- 3 bedroom, V* beth 

rsnch. family room w/Arepiace. air. 

aa sppttances. garaga. $850 /mo or 

$600 It you'l car* lor lawn 

313-278-3868. 517-694-3668 

DEARBORN HTS (Ford Rd 4 Outer 

Dr araa) 3 bedrooms. 2 car gerage. 

appliance*, newly redecorated No 

baaement No pets $750 662-0634 

N W DETROIT - 2 bedroom, ba 

ment. sppaanca*. large lot. fenced 

Ih. dean, immediate occupency 

$350/mo - security 425-3576 

OUTER DRIVE area Nice two bed- 

room newly remodeled, carpeted 

thru-out. appliances, nice, fenced 

yard, $400 mo. 937-3523 

NICE. 2 bedroom home, Grand Rtv 

ar 4 Telegraph $575/mo pkis se- 

curity Lesve massage 865-1119 

DETROIT - for rem or sale 

2 bedroom $400 per month 

j Call 273-4415 

404 Mow To Ront 

LIVONIA 3 bedroom ranch 4/ 

Newburgh area Appaencea air 

leoo aq ft- 37117 Vergo Shown by 

ort, 615-0372 

LIVONIA - 3 Bedroom fu« baaa- 

meni. a* conditioning. ap««ancee 

$724/mo 

RENTAL PROS 3S6 RENT 

UVO#«A 3 bedroom brick ranch, 

flnlehed beeement. 2 car garage, 

central ak. no pet*, pkis security 

$780 month JuN 347 1878 

LIVONIA 4 bedroom 2 cer , rage 

car gar i 

appllencee. lerge lenced yard L 

ma School* Immedlel* occup*nc> 

$630'mo * security 229-9219 

LIVONIA-8 Maa/Ink si ar area Cleen. 

freamy pawled 2 bedroom home A» 

appliance*, draperlea/bknd* 

pet* $600/mo • 1'4 mo le 

478 

MILFORO TWP - Executive home on 

3 wooded acre* 4 bedroom. 4 bath 

cotonael 3-car gar*g*. 8 mm lo 

Nov- Sept 1*t $1450'mo 664 5897 

OAKLANO COUNTY SOUTH 

1 - 4 bedroom house*,'Hats. no fee 

Oek land R*nt*l MouNng Associa- 

tion 443-0729 

OLD REDFORD-3 bedroom carpel 

ed rsnch with bssement 1ence 4 big 

garag* «5?5 -^security 4?1-14^ 

404 HOUMI To Ront 

TROY 

loraal. beth 4 H. appkanoa*. 

ua. no pet*. $ 1200 law 

r$ 1200/mo 

624-9476 

TROY LAKEFRONT - Swim m your 

backyard 5 bedroome. 3H baths 

master lulM w/laka view 2600 *qft 

plu* lower wa»out Troy schoow 

$2400 mo NagonaMa 87S-1006 

TROY Long Lake/ 

bedroom Tudor 3 

room, neutral. fireplace library ap- 

pkanca*. Mr. 2 car. dack back* lo 

Jay a 

D4 H 

Cae perk $1750/mo 

PROPERTIES 737-4002 

TROY Nice 

neighborhood 

axil, lenced yi 

lies 4 security immediate 796-2364 

bedrggm, quMI 

i RoSiefcsr-175 

axli". lenced yard, $360/mc • ul«i 

TROY, the beat araa. ImmedMIe oc- 

cupency, 6 bedroom cuatom coloni- 

al half acr* lot. cul-da-*ac. 3 Ml 4 2 

n*H Dams library prtvale gue*t 

quarters fireplace m large family 

room. 2'* car garaga. deck, flmehed 

baaamant central air. $2500 mo 

Option to buy 754-3436, 644-6670 

•RO« Wattle*, Rochester - Country 

colonial 4 bedroom*. 2'1 baltis 

ftr*pt*ce. family room. 2100 *q ft 

backs to wood* Fenced yard Avak- 

BOW 8-15 $1400,'mo 

D 4 H PROPERTIES. 737-4002 

PLEASANT RIDGE, 3 bedroom 2 •» 

bath, central air lormal dimng 

room, larga kitchan. appliances *i- 

tachad garage. $975 541 -6397 

PLYMOUTH - downtown, 2 bed- 

room older home, new cerpw. fraah- 

fy pemiad appliance*. $650.'mo • 

security depoait 4 utlklie* Min.mum 

6 month agreement 453-6375 

PLYMOUTH OLD VILLAGE 

256 Farmer Charming speckxzs 2 

bedroom, lormal dlmng room, base- 

ment, oversized g*r*ge d»ck 

screened porch 4 appliance*, $675 

plus security 591 3046 

PLYMOUTH TWP - 4 bedroom 2 

story 2'* baths. krlchsn'Uvmg.'dln- 

mg/fsmky room* a*n with fireplace 

forced air. attached 2 car garage, 

deck pals allowed, security depo*ii 

$950/mc Occupancy approxlmalely 

July 1 47751 5 MM Rd 

Day*, 540-0140 

646-8426 

PLYMOUTH 4 bedroom older 

home m town $900 per month plus 

security No pets Available Aug 

1st 453-3265 

OLD REDFORO- 3 bedroom 

basement, lenced yard $550 mo 

• aecurlty 737 6928 

TROY- 3 bedroom colonial, 2\» 

baths, an. fua baaement, attached 

garaoe. excekenl condition $1400.' 

mo Soulh Eastern, 226-1100 

228-1320 Pager 466-0114 

WAiLED LAKE ranch - 1.550 aqfl 

European kitchan. 3 bedrooma 2 

bath, mr finished basement w/4th 

bedroom. $1.100/mo 624-5059 

WAYNE - Large custom 1 bedroom 

fireplace, privacy deck, appkance*. 

no pets $4 75 Merrlman/AnnapoM 

araa 721-7938 

CUSTOM VI story contemporary 

1*1 Hoor master w'Roman tub. state 

of the *rt kitchen vaulted ceklngs, 

•mmaculaie condition $2300 per 

month WA-36SIL 

ASK FOR MARIE 

MAX BROOCK REALTY 626-4000 

YEAR AROUND FUN 1 Charming. 3 

bedroom ranch on Union Laka wrth 

new White kitchen. 2 fireplaces and 

attached garage Relax on deck that 

overlooks ia«e Firnahed baaement 

and lots ot storagsl $950 per month 

CALL KATHY WILSON 

644-6700 

MAX BROOCK INC REALTORS 

REDFORD - RENT AND SAVE' 

2 Bedroom, dining appliances, 

lenced $400'MO 


REDFORD TWP Home Information 

Center has a tree rental ->ou*ing bul- 

letin board 8 30am-4pm Mon -Fn . 

Redford Community Center 12 12 •• 

Hemingway. 1 Wk N of Ptymouth 

between Beech 4 inkster 

REDFORD TWP - 2 bed'oom start- 

er ranch newty remodeled 4 deco- 

rated. appliances very clean $595 .' 

mo Dave 255-5676 

DETROIT • Part land,'"Warren Ave 

mo plu* security 

565-1959 

DETROIT - 5 MM. Telegreph area. 3 

bedroom ranch, garaga. newly re- 

modeled. $495/mo 

Call Dave 255-5678 

404 HousooToRont 

ADOtSON TO ALLEN PARK 

OVER 1500 HOMES DAILY 

West Bloomfleld - 4 bedroom. $950 

Dearborn Hght* - 3 bedroom, $650 

Redford. 2 bedroom $595 

Plymouth - 3 bedroom. $800 

Lrvoma. 2 bedroom, $550 

Fsrmingion - 4 bedroom, $1,000 

Rental Pros 

356 - RENT 

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We Search For You 

Based on your needs 

476-8826 

ANN ARBOR. S Lyon BetteviM 

Whit more Lake Lrvonla. 2-4 bed- 

rooms, Kids and pels okay 

273-0223 

BERKLEY - 3 bedroom ranch new 

white kitchen, den, appkance* ga- 

rage Available 7/1 $795 346-5 NX) 


WESTLAND WOOOS 

APARTMENTS 

Spaooua 1 and 2 bedroom apart 

menta Amentias include 

Carpeting 

Owner Paid Heel 

Pool 

Laundry FaOOee 

Air CorMMoning 

Cloee To Shopping 4 Expressway 

Window Treatments/Ma* Bands 

FROM $420 MONTHLY 

726-2860 

W BloomAsSd 

Westland Park Apts. 

Acroe* tram CUV Par* 

(Cherry H^ 

(between MMdMbek 4 Memmen) 

2 bedroom. IVt beth - $605 

Large 1 bedroom - $446 

$200 DEPOSIT ALL APTS 

(1 veer Mas wMi oredM) 

HFAT'IKXX NO PETS 

729-6636 

VENOY PINES APTS 

FREE 

FIRST MONTHS WENT 

Ca* us mm Mr yew »'isM Musi 1 

261-7394 

rom W W W MC 

Now 

Leasing 

3 Bedroom 

Townhouses 

1567- 1920 sq.ft. 

Silverbrooke 

Villa 

BIRMINGHAM 4 ALL CITIES 

RHNT-'A-HOME 

HOUSES. APARTMENTS, ETC 

PREVIEW 100 S FREE 

TENANTS 4 LANDLORDS 

Shsre Referrals 

642-1620 

864 S Adam*, Birmingham 

BIRMINGHAM - available July 1 3 

bedroom. 2 bath, cantral air. ak ap- 

pliance* carpet, blinds Bniaried 

baaement. garage No pet* $1350 

monthly 646-9179 

BIRMINGHAM BARGAIN - 2 Bed 

room, basemen! Refrigerator/ 

stova/waaher 'dryer $700/mo 


BIRMINGHAM- DOWNTOWN 

HISTORIC HOME 404 BATES 

OoutM lenced lot with perennial 

gardan* 4 irrigation »y*t*m 

HMdwooa Hoor*. aat-ei kitchen. 1*t 

floor den. central air 

651-4976 or 651-5022 

BIRMINGHAM - m-town 4 terrt!»cl 

4 bedroom. 2'« new beth*. garage 

$1075 

Baaamant. ak appliances 

paus security 626-6319 

BIRMINGHAM 4 OTHER SUBUA8S 

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ts» D 4 H PROPERTIES 

737-4002 

FARMINGTON FUNHOUSE 

2 Badroom ga 

Pets welcome $500.'mo 


FARMINGTON HILLS - 22020 

Sprlngbrook 3 bedroom. 1 bath, 

fenced raar yard storage shed 

Grand River 4 Middlebert araa 

$600 Immediate occupancy 

(uleedowmanagement 348-5400 

REDEORD 

1 bedroom home washer drver 

stove 4 refrigerator. $400 month 

WES' BLOOMFIELD - 3 Bedroom, 

an. basement, all appliances, large, 

private $«00,'mo 


WESTLAND - LIVONIA school* 3 

bedroom, centrel air, stove, 

fl'shwasher. washer .'dryer 1 yr old 

Call from 8am-6pm 425-4950 

WESTLANO - Livoma school*, im- 

maculate 2 bedroom.living room 

laundry room, large kitchen with 

nook appliance*, fenced yard 

S575'mo plus utilities 4 securrTy de- 

posit 591-4891 

WESTLAND Newbi^gh/Palmer 

1993 cluster contemporary ranch 

1,205 sq ft 2 oedrocMis, 2 bath*, 

greatroom 4 skylight*, den. 2 Rre- 

piaces. 2 car Baaement $1250/mc 

0 4 H PROPERTIES 737-4002 

WESTLAND Nooveyne 3 bedroom 

REDFORD. 2 bedroom, freshly 

painted, rue* neighborhood. fenced 

yard, wek kept, appliances $575 

mo security deposit 471-4717 

ROCHESTER.'OOWNTOWN 

Chsrmmg house $1350/mo 3 bed- 

room, r* bath, appro* 1600 sq ft 

979-4400 652-3149 

ROCHESTER HILLS Hamlin,' 

Crooks 4 bedrooms. 2'1 Baihs 

tamky room, library 2700 sq ft 

deck, walk-out. custom,. 2 car air 

Rochester schools $1900 'mo 

D 4 H PROPERTIES i 737-4002 

3pm 

(313)349-6741 

WESTLAND - Shsrp 3 bedroom wtth 

family room. 2'1 car attached ga- 

rage Immediate occupancy Option 

to buy available $590'mo 786-1823 

FARMINGTON MILLS - 3 bedrooms. 

2 beths. oantral mr fenced yard, no 

pets $600 4 76-0726 

FARMINGTON HILLS - Fanstlstlc 3 

bedroom. 2 bath Air conditioning 

Al 4 appaancaa $S00/mo 


FARMINGTON HtLLS-3 bedroom. 2 

car garaga finished basement ak 

appkance*. no pets $795 ist/iast 

mo • security 477-6206 

FARMINGTON HILLS - 3 bedroom. 

1'1 bath ranch w/fireplace 4 hard- 

wood floori on large lot. 2 car at- 

tached garage, $9 7 5/mo 471-7318 

FARMtNGTON HILLS - sharp 3 bed- 

room brick ranch. 1'y baths, den. 

1st floor laundry appkancaa 2 car 

garaga w/opaner. fenced yard 

Available 7/1. $1,095 346-5100 


FARMINGTON 4 other suburba 

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CM 0 4 H PROPERTIES 

737-4002 

FERNDALE - Larga 3 bedroom Ml 

baaamant, refrigerator, stove, 

fenced yard, ivakable mmedwwr 

$650 lease -**curtt> 545-9929 

FERNDALE - 3 bedroom*, all appk- 

ancaa. baaamant. near elementary 

achool available Jirfy 1 RaMrancaa 

$575/mo Tom,2-6pm 755-3769 

GARDEN CITY - Graat home! 2 bed- 

rooms, family room. Hying room, 2 

car garaga. mce araa $650/mo 

plua 1 mo security 729-8693 

GARDEN CITY Spacious 2 bed- 

room. 2 car garaga Tread prtvale 

yard $750 per month Security, 

la ass Option to buy July occupan- 

cy 231-2881 or (517)426-2646 

GARDEN CITY- 3 bedroom bnck, 

garaga. mr stove. Ibvahed base- 

ment, )usl redecorated No pets 

$750'mc + security 421-4614 

INKSTER - newly decorated 3 bed- 

room. bssement. rues araa 29678 

Glenwood section 8 ok $550 

326-7668 

INKSTER - Sharp 3 bedroom IVv 

•ahed Cessment lenced yard option 

to buy available $550 month 

786-1823 

BIRMINGHAM - quiet tree kned 

street 3 bedrooms dlmng room, ak 

appkancaa. pnvaM patio mr ga- 

rage basement $900 mo 855-3444 

BIRMINGHAM - Quarlor Lak* Es- 

tates 1457 Lakaalde Newly deco- 

rated 2 firaplacea mt hardwood 

ftoor* $1400 per monlh 254-4006 

BIRMINGHAM OM*. beautlM 

city 2 bedrooma 1 bath fireplace, 

oar aaa, perking no peta $ 1100 

644-2260 

BIRMINGHAM wa* 

bedroom. 2 car garaga dack t all 

mam 1000 par month pkia V* ae- 

curtty dapoarl 644-92S3 

BIRMINGHAM-1006 

laoo pat mo open 

549 4360 

West Bloomfietd's 

FJneot 

on Mapie between 

Hateteed A H^jgerty 

624-3388 

dkwig. baa 

Al4 appkance* $650' 

RENTAL PROS 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS Updyke/ 

Square Lake Rd 4 tie* oom* 7H 

room. 2726 aq fl , Ma- 

lamks roon 

ar i car 

11600'mo 

O 4 H PROPERTIES 737- 

BLOOMFW.O HR.LS 4 achool* 4 

11100/mo Larga 

CANTON Cherry HB/UMy 4 bad- 

room. T4 MM famdy room aaMrM. 

taneak yam »aoMce i«T aq R 

above around pom M 1 car evek 

aMa •< 400'mo 

0 4 H ProgaHMa. 7JT 4002 

CANTON/NORTH •arge bnck IrV 

M i alMrtiad garaga 1 > I » I M 

1*4 MkRa. tansy room * Mia en 

Hear Morion fayMr 

INKSTER - 3 badroom bungalow 

finished basement, central M ga- 

raga. stove refrigerator, window 

treatments axoakeM condition 

$550/mo plus security No peti 

278-5132 

LAKEFRONT LAKE ORION 

Luxury 1 bedroom duplex appk- 

ancaa BkJS waaher 4 dryer t'OO 

mo plus security depoert 603-6021 

ROCHESTER HILLS 

4 bedroom. 2'i bath Dutch colonial 

$1350'month 377- '464 

ROCHESTER HILLS 3 bedroom 1 

bath ranch on large lot. $850'mc 

plus utilise, cell between 9-5pm 

644-5939 

WESTLANO WINNER - 4 Bedroom, 

•inished basement. 2 car garage, 

'ireolace $765'mo 


WESTLAND 3 bedroom, part fin- 

ished basement 2 car garage, $675 

mo - utilities rn mo* security, 

cedit 4 reference check 347-2363 

W BLOOMFIELD 2 slory colonial 

* bedroom 2 i Bath 2 fireplaces 

air famify room 2 car garage. West 

Bloomfleld Schools 786-1511 

ROCHESTER HILLS - 3 bedroom 

brick, ranch, garage, baaement, fire- 

place, Jenn Aire range excellent 

neighborhood. $1200 month Can 

after 5pm 693-7087 

w BLOOMFIELD 4 other suburbs 

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737-4002 

ROCHESTER SCHOOLS - 6 room 

home, ttrepiaca, ful basement on 

40 acres $995'mo 651-2132 

ROCHESTER. 2 bedroom ranch 

decor, basement, 2 car garage 

Hamlin between Llvernols 

656-2927 

large lot. Hamkn betwi 

4 Rochester $975/mo 

ROUND LAKE: Beautiful IMet'On.t 

all new 2 bedroom sunporch 4 fire- 

place. 800 sq. ft $650/mo plus utili- 

ties. Call. 353-1717 WEEKDAYS 

ROYAL OAK - Clean 2 bedrooms, 

walk to Farmer s Market 4 down- 

town. basement garage appli- 

ances No pets Available July 1st 

$620,'month * utilities 435-4024 

ROYAL OAK - OPEN HOUSE June 

26. 9-6pm 329 - Dewey E ot Ro- 

chester Rd . S ot 12 mM 3 bed- 

room, an. stove washer 4 dryer 

AvMatM July 1, $60C monlh pkis 

security 

W BLOOMFIELD - furmshed or un- 

turnisbed charming 2 badroom 

lakefront nome wtth beach, appli- 

ances. fenced yard Available 

July 1 $745 356-1288 

W BLOOMFIELD. absolutely beau- 

tiful. 4 bedroom*, 2"y bath*, finished 

basement, fsmily room, living room, 

library, more $2300 mo 626-3820 

W BLOOMFIELO - coiy 3 bedroom. 

Walnut LMe privileges, washer' 

dryer, $600 Available July 1. Chuck 

228-1430 or after 7pm. 851-0568 

Thuraday, Juno 24,1993 OAE * i i T 

G L R 6 6 I F I E D REAL ESTATE 

400 Duptoxoo For Ront 

3i«M INGHAM - Duplax/townhouaa 

1752 Heynea 5 rooms. 2 badrooma 

1 bath Appkance* r*c room, eiv 

doead porc*i $750 644-3232 

CANTON - 3 badroom, v» bath, ap- 

paencea, no pat* $700 month 

Cak OMna. day* 643-5900 

evea 4 weekervoa 477-0565 

FARMINGTON HILLS - New ape- 

cious 1 badroom, atlached 2 car ga- 

• age. laundry room cathedral cak- 

mg, a* appkancaa. $750 477-9431 

Ll VONIA-Plymoulfi/Farmlngton 

9905 Shadywde 2 bedroom,carpet 

ed baaameni. appkanoaa. mr $625, 

OapoMt/utiktlaa No pets 464-9465 

PLYMOUTH - NEAR DOWNTOWN 

2 badroom, larga Daierimn back 

utlktie* 

459-3365 

yard. $6»5 

REDFORD truly mmt 2 bedroom, 

newly carpeted and decorated ga- 

raga. lencad yard, $575 pkj* aacuri- 

Tya Utwtle* No pall. 425-3771 

TROY - Two year old hart duplex 

3 Badrooma. 7'-t batha. attached 

garaga. aM appliance* window 

i.-**tmants, cantral an $950 CM 

TERRY McKINNON 

RE. MAX EXECUTIVE 737-6600 

WESTLANO - Cherry Hal/Wayne Rd 

area 1 badroom. m 

newty decorated laundryroom. ga- 

rage $395 *• Security 397-8046 

WESTLANO - NORWAY NE 

$400 rant. $400 

security 

3ogs 

Fenced yard No cats or 

729-3574 

yVESTLAND - Spacious 2 beo- 

rooms, laundry room Nice araa. All 

nm interior, bimds No Pets $565' 

mo Leave name etc 851-2824 

WESTLANO, 3 bedroom duplex, 

OaMi. $460 mo * 1'v mo Security 

deposit 595-4639 

412 Towwhooooo 

Condoo For Ront 

CLAWSON 

LUXURY TOWNHOUSE 

LOVE CHILDREN & PETS 

520 14 MILE RD. 

2 bedrooms, spacious Ivlng room, 

wood burning tlraplaoo. 1H baths 

fuk Caa sin sin cantral mt dMfiweatv- 

er sen cMan oven, refrigerator 

August occupancy 

$875/mo. 354-9119 

FARMINGTON HILLS - 2 badroom. 

2 bath, 1,150 aq.fi.. appliances, 

cantral M. Intercom balcony 

AvaHable 7/16 1660/mo 346-5100 


HARBOR SPRINGS Deluxe Condo 

2 badrooma. 2 bathe sleep* 6 

LMa. pool, tenm* court etc 

Owner discount 313-644-7873 

LATHRUP Wags furnished condo, 

2 bedroom. M appkancaa. garaga. 

•trec»*c* Leaaa $1250 par month 

Call Regma 557-2645 

MT CLEMENS exduaive condo 

overlooking LMa St Clair 1 bed- 

room. 2 bath, 2 car garage, com- 

pleteiy furmshed Minimum 3 month 

laaaa 649-6120 

NOVI - Specious 2 bedroom. 2H 

beth ccndo Dining room flreplece. 

appkance*. oantral M. flmehed 

baaement. garaga Pool 4 terra 

Available aoon. $650 346-5100 


NOVI WALLED LAKE • 1 bedroom, 

2nd ftoor condo. complete kftchan. 

waaher 4 dryer. 1 car garaga. imme- 

diate " occupancy $585 

Meodowmanagement 346-5400 

410 Flat* 

NOVL 2 bedroom, 1 v» bath Condo 

m Ooeewmos Appkancas. cantral 

mt. Itrepiaca. basement Pool 4 tsn- 

na Available 8/ 15 $675 348-5100 


BIRMINGHAM - Lower attractive. 2 

bedroom, Ihrtng room, dlmng room 

sunroom. carpeted, basemen- ai> 

pwsnces No children No peta 

$640/mo 644-2678 or 642-4663 

PLYMOUTH - 

beths applianca*. new carpal 

mg room. 1.100 aq ft , baai 

Available now" $575/mo 346-5100 


E DEARBORN - 2 bedroom down 

wtth basement, garage Naar Michi- 

gan Ave $435/mo - depoait 

Ready July 1 563-5477 

FERNDALE 

9'y MM 4 Woodward 1 bedroom 

upper flat Available Jufy 1st No 

pets $350 par month 399-3066 

PLYMOUTH DOWNTOWN - Charm- 

î the " 

$485'mooth. 

»L YMOUTH - lower 2 bedroom flat 

washer dryar hookup huge back- 

yard $560 per month Utilities not 

included except water 348-7598 

REDFORO TWP 1 4 2 Bedroom 

brick unit*, very sharp 4 dean All 

appliances rent* t»om $395 

Dave 255-5678 

WESTLAND - 2635 Brandon upper 

2 bedroom, newly decorated, nice 

araa Near Newtmrgh 4 Glenwood 

$375 month 326-7668 

412 Townhooooo- 

Condoo For Ront 

ROCHESTER HILLS - Meadowfleid 

Ranch Condo* 2 badroom*. 2 

Bath*, full baaement, 1 car attached 

garage M. all appkancaa. 1200 

sq ft.. $665 mo 652-4788 

ROCHESTER -Kings Cove Condoe. 

lovely 3 Bedroom. 2'.» bath, fire- 

place. fuk Bassment. garage, 1-2 yr 

$i250/mo 651-7430 

ramie floor*, air No pet*. Heat wa- 

ter $650''mc Evea, 626-0327 

ROYAL OAK Condo 14 4 Crook* 3 

bedroom, extremely clean, newly re- 

decorated appkancaa $850 • unti- 

tles 4 security 347-3762 

ROYAL OAK Crook*/ 1 14 MM. 2 bad- 

room*, Kitchan appkancaa. dean, 

water 4 maintenance included $570 

• security No pats 375-9604 

SOUTHFIELD - Large 

cantralfy located ground floor and 

unit, private patio, mce view $500 

monlh 673-52 79 

AUBURN HILLS, SOUTHFIELD 


Outstanding 2 4 3 bedroom lown- 

louaee 4 ranches some wtth at- 

lached garage 4 fireplace 

Westbury-Aubum His 852-7550 

Weether*ton»-Southfteld 350-1296 

Foxpomta-Farmlngton His 4 73-1127 

Summit-Farmington Hts 626-4396 

Covtngton-Farmlngton 851-2730 

Managed By 

KAFTAN ENTERPRISES 

The Townhouse Specialist 

Hours 1 lam-5pm 

BIRMINGHAM - N Woodward, m- 

town location Totally renoveted 2 

bedroom. 2H bath lownhouse style 

w.'tuH basemen) New kitchen appli- 

ances washer 4 dryer, deck, oas 

gnu. 1 carpon $l,600/mo 647-7702 

SOUTHFIELD • 11 MM'Graeenfield 

i badroom. heat included $540 par 

month. 

VANREKEN REALTY. 566-4702 

415 Voeatkm Rontô 

BJRCHWOOO Farm EalaMa In Har- 

bor Springe Large 4 bedroom. 

Beth home, ak amanMaa. 

rM. swimming. M 

ao* M 

746-71 

BOYNE CITY - 2 badroom. 2 bath 

iM.Mora oondo. Maapa 6. pooi 

dock, cable TV. May furrMfiad. 

weMfy rental $42-7713 

BOYNE/PETOBKEY - 2 level con- 

necting roundhouee CompMMfy 

furmehed 3 bedrooma up. 4 down 

Beach Mill a pool* 347-0SS1 

BRIGHTON ORE LAKE Chen-rang 

log cabin cottage. frapMoe. larga 

front yard, porch canoe. Aocaaa 

Huron RNar Quiet Rural 531 2486 

BURT LAKE 

4 bedi oom homa. OeM iltkl t 

Vary prtvMa. rnoahr landacaped 

Nice beach Boat ana 651-3567 

CASEV1LLE - Charming houee on 

112 ft on LakeHwon. PrfvaM sandy 

Peach, keep! up to 12. 2 ftrapalcee. 

BOO ft. prtvMe road. 313-626-1817 

CASEVILLE cottage, lakefront. 

Meepk 6. t60C week Also cottage 

>Me Maw. Sleep* 4-6, $300/weak. 

CM after 6pm. 517-456-3906 

CASEVILLE - PORT AUSTIN 

Lakefront 4 beach eaaamant 

home*, private 4 aecluded Book 

lor 93 517-874-5181 

CHARLEVOIX 

AND SURROUNDING AREAS 

VACATION HOME RENTALS 

Enjoy aakmg ma Great 

LMee end ak the actMUes 

Northerti Michigan has to 

ofter m prtvata aelll ya of 

waterfront homee and con- 

dominiuma. 

WeMN. aummer lent Ma 

Northern Mlrfagan Property Mgt 

618-547-4501 

CHARLEVOOt - LMefrom condoa. 

Sleep 2-6-*-. JacuxzL cable, ak. 

pool Beautiful view Jufy 4 Aug. 

I or 363-3665 

avertable. 655-3300 c 

CHARLEVOOt - 4 badroom famky 

chalet. 2 batha. cable TV. VCR 

modern kltdien. On Lake Michigan. 

$750 weakly 591-6180 or 842-5749 

CHEBOYGAN--Near Mack m aw- 

Modem Cabins on beautiful Munro 

LMa; imp • 6; Ashing. Mkmmlng. 

rowboat. $300/wk. 313-531-7618 

COTTAGE FOR RENT at East 

Tawes. right on Lak* Huron. 

Heaps 6 $325 waM 

CM after 8 PM 422-5645 

COTTAGE FOR RENT l 

on LMa Huron, 

415 Vacation Rontato 

HISTORIC OTSEGO LAME INN 

a bad 4 braMfaat In tha Gaylord 

araa. fwa 5 badroom akng i Mafiili 

tor rental 1 room or 5 I Meal Gokl 

rienang 4 much morel For reeaorv- 

aCM rate* 517-732-1140 

HOME8TEAO-Deer.hfi ont oondo on 

HOMESTEAD CONOO I ballrooms, 

3 baths, plus loft, on Lake MKMgan 

Newt) redecorated Weekly rentals 

Day*. 4«3-1546 or Eve*. 254-9149 

HOMESTEAD CONOO at beach, 2 

story. 3 badroom. 2 bath. M Hear* 

ckjb Pools, tantu*. go* Fabulous 

ik:hlqari,. most amenWee, nice 

dacor No peta. 616-256-9777 

415 Vacation 

LAKE MK>HGAN 

rh 

$1,060 

urlty dapoM 

Ca« 

Security dyoaw required. 

LEXJNOTON.OAKE HUeON 

1 

200' at aandy beech, nam to marina. 

2 b4k* Irom town S3A0AM 

$900/mo. (313)643- 

LONOON - ENGLAND 

do. 2 bedrooms, a 

JuTy 31 or Aug 7 

luxury oon- 

4. weM ol 

OSCOOA-On Laka Huron. Chenw- 

mg snd oozy 1 4 2 bedroom col- 

SST, 

OSCOOA 

Ptnk SUM Bsach Reeorl 

Sandy beach. raaacnetM rati 

Cable TV 517-734-0739 

OTSEGO LAKE - GAYLORD 

Larga lakelronl 

lodge, five rmnuiee to Hidden Vaaay 

F\My lurnlahod bedding and Inane 

included 8 bedroome, large porch. 

Ivlng room with atone fireplace kjr 

June 26 thru Jufy 10 and Auguet 7 

thru September 4 Rental two (2) 

weMs (1.470 Aluminum Ashing 

boat avakabie Help aMo avertable 

CM Andrea Tuea - Fn 8am- 

430pm. 843-1804 

PORT AUSTIN CONOO - overlook* 

LMe Huron, 2 bedioom, 2 Bath. 

Maapa 6 Brochure *> Makr s 

540-6560 

PORT HUAON - Private cottage on 

LMe Huron Sleep* 9. sandy beech, 

hi eplei:*. row boet. modem kitchen 

(675/weM 

Bruehwood Mgt 313-331-8600 

THE HOMESTEAD - prrvate owner 

biikfti dub. al i IE • 6, chkdren aM- 

eeaga * no ana 

616-334-3640 

TORCH LAKE - 2 bedroom, 2 bath 

cottage, flrapiece. screened porch, 

sleeps 7, 200" ol IMsfront June 26. 

Arfy 4 Aug. $675/wk 

TRAVERSE BAY. NORTHFK3PT 

3 Badroom. 2 bath. TV, 

ma courts. $650'weM 

CM 313-661-3096 

MICHAYWE" GOLFING PACKAGES 

Book jrour goff outing whka the tee 

tlniaa you went are stM aiMiBlii 

Four padragae to etiooee from or we 

MM a align one to meet your apecaal 

CRYSTAL LAKEv luxury condo 

Beach front. 4 bedroom*, tacuzzl. 

10. WeMty rentals. July 4 

DUCK LAKE 

INTERLOCHEN 

1 ml trom the national music camp 

Furmehed 2 bedroom cottage, w/ 

Beeping porch, fireplace, phone, 

dock on prlvMe beech, neer Inter- 

lock en State Park 4 boat rantala 

Traverse City, Sand CAmee nearby 

$550 'w* $450/wk thru Juna 25 4 

efter Labor Day. 313-731-6615 

TELEGRAPH 4 LONG LAKE - 2 

Bedrooms, nwwfy decorated, $600 

mcludee heel, water, manmlenanca. 

carpon. no pet* 844-7353 

TOWNHOUSES 

Lochaven Pond 

West Bloomfield-Union 

Lake Area 

• 2 bedroom* 

• 2 tun baths 

405 Ront 

Option To Buy 

BIRMINGHAM spaoous 2 bedroom 

townhouee. lVi baths, air condition- 

ing. all appliances Neutral decor 

FUH baaement, many amenities No 

smoking or pets $795 372-1990 

ROYAL OAK- Ouamt, 3 bedroom 1 

bath, recently remodeled, carpeted 

M appliances. Basement large 

yard. $740/mo 642-6342 

ROYAL OAK schools m TROY 1000 

sq ft 3 Bedroom Brick rench 2'» 

car garage, deck No pets $750 * 

Security 362-1596 

ROYAL OAK - 12/CampOM ere* 2 

bedroom 1 Oath, baaement ga- 

raga. applianca*. no pets Available 

7/7 $665 month 586-4 131 

ROYAL OAK 3 bedroom bungalow 

2'* car garage Excellent condition I 

Al appkance* Nice neighborhood 

No Dog $670 month plus utilities 

Available Aug 1 952-5652 

ROYAL OAK - 3 bedroom ranch 2 

car garaoa. lenced yerd $750'mo 

Avertable Sept 542-4048 

ROYAL OAK - 4 bedroom. 1'i Beth 

formal dlmng room, large kipdated 

kitchen with eppkances. basemen!, 

garege AvsfUtfM rmd August $900 

+ security 380-0415 

SOUTHFIE LD-Freafify decoreted 3 

bedroom ranch, new carpel 4 pemt 

throughout, flraplaca remote ga- 

rage. larga lanced lot. $660/mo Al- 

ter 6pm 552 6424 


Beautiful 3 bedroom ranch on 

acre lot. living room with natural 

fireplace, dining room, family room. 

Birmingham schools 5 Minute* 

from Birmingham 4 175 $1400/mo 

rsM $165 000 771-2316 

WESTLAND Condo 2 Bedroom. 2 

Bath, 1.000 aqfl, very convenient 

near 1275 $600 rant, $55,000 buy 

Ask tor Jim 562-1444 or 454-7342 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS Interim hous- 

ing, 2 bedroom 2 beth iMefront 

condo on Square LMe All furnlah- 

•ngs. heat included, fully equipped 

$1400 per month 

Sue Kelly 

Real Estate One 644-4700 

Eves/weekends 332-9557 

406 Proporty 

Managomont 

ABOVE THE REST 

Accredited Management 

Organization 

MEADOWMANAGEMENT. INC 

Has been in the leasing 4 manage- 

ment business for over 20/yrs. 

We specialize In single farmfy homee 

4 condoe with special attention giv- 

en to absentee owners CM lor 

additional detMs 346-5400 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS Lakefront 

condo, 2 bedroom, 2 bath on 

Square LMe $1,100 par mo . M ap- 

pliances 4 heating utility is included 

Call Sue Keify 


644-4700 eves.332-9557 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS - 3 bedroom 

214 bath. 2 fireplace*. 2 car atlached 

garaga Adams Wood* Available 

now* $1,550/month 652-4046 

LIVONIA A lovely 3 badroom home. 

naai) decorated with new carpel 

Araplaoa. leundry room, ahed $995 

pkia 1% security 474-4142 

LIVONLA-Cory 2 badroom m coun- 

try *arang. r*can»y up-dated Han- 

oi fireplace central M baaamanl 

garage, lencad yard, patio paved 

4-1 $750 414-4422 

UVONIA - EXECUTIVE 3 bedroom. 

2 balh. 2 car garao 

11250'mo 

RENTAL PROS 3S4-RCNT 

LIVONIA - IMNI MANSION 

ps&*&-4E" 

RENTAL 

LIVONIA-Plymouth/Merrlman 3 

bedroom bnck Ranch, t-4 ba9v M 

no pets $796/month 

C/VONM 

I oar oarage toned i 

II 000/mo candy Jay 

KiJHH kHchen 4 MM. 

toioed yard, pels OK 

344-9040 

FOR JOE I 

RE-MAXWEST 2411401 

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TRANSFEREES 

For ww RELOCATION NEED9 

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raam Tadar. M baMa. Jjaerj^Mm^ 

IZZTi W a^JI M' toloe/mo 

D4MP*0P«mea nr-m 

SOUTHFIELD - 3. poasibie 4 bed- 

rtyyn*. fu»v carpeted newly daco- 

etad large lanced yard, basemarn. 

2 car garage $650 mo 443-2717 

SYLVAN LAKE 1315 AVONOALE 

Cute, dean. 2 badroom ! balh fire- 

place garaga. lMa prrvHegas su- 

perb location $675/mo CM Dave 

day* 545-5500 wes 682 6282 

TAYLOR-3 bedroom rafngaratoi 

MOV* fenced yard Pet* O K $565/ 

mo IM, laat • $250 security re- 

quired Avertable July 1 495-0472 

TROY - 4 year old executive con- 

temporary 4 bedroom 2's beth mt 

sprtradars. buM-in pool deck. eio*^ 

refrigerator JMf aMi i r. M*i and 

«msMlensnce rctuded 

10/month 6*9-4090 

TROY (Sq 

cepnonM 4 bedroom 3 i beth pktod 

colomM on prMH loi with treee 

Fam9y room wrth ftraplec* Kbrery 

eiavoom 4i«Med 4 carpeted iowm 

wvM deck, txk* eMail pane fu»y 

aqirtpperl inchen wRh hum-a*, can 

Iral M. 3'4 car garage with opener 

A Meli l• July 15 m fesoo which m- 

:ki 429-4940 

9EAUTWUI I A « CHA*JfVOOt 

2 4 » M W a . M a t Ikijn 4 le« 

r rr.ta ^ « 

1499-7199 

19 4'RCTQ9»rrY 

CoaMaa 4 iil^R Willi) or 

nikaaMMil JMy 4M 

$14-971-9299 

HOHMT1W CONOO - t 9ad- 

n * K t M M * LMias »bl Ran- 

TRAVERSE OTY 

Charming. 1-2 

vactlorM lanfH on Laka Michigan 

Brochure. 1-400-966-1094 

TRAVERSE CITY-Luxurioua on the 

beach condo*. executive MM. X* 

mehed 2 bedrooms. 2 bath, waaher 

dryar weMly $1,200 616-946-5462 

415 Vacation Rantata 

TRAVERSE OTY. North Shore Mi 

Luxury 1-2 

pod. HBC 

SrodMS 1 

NghtN -eekr, 

421 LMng 

TRAVERSE CITY on SPIOER LAKE 

1. 2 4 3 bedroom 

4326-4470 1 

WALLOON LAKE 

2 bedroom. iwMhed. deen. fire- 

place, dock, canoe swlmnang. $590 

After 8 PM 332 2319 

420 Rooms For Ront 

ATTRACTIVE ROOMS 

FURNISHED APARTMENTS 

Stove. Refrigerator. TV. ate 

1M run Mo-nee none. MaM Service 

Ram by Day. WaM. Month 

Call For Our Low Prioee. 

SUMMIT LODGE 274-3900 

STARWAY Motel 531-2550 

STARWAY II 549-1800 

BIRMINGHAM - Olooping room Day 

employed, non emoker middM age 

man MM refrigerator 4 coffee 

$60 weM 646-9167 

CANTON - COUNTRY SETTING 

MMea onfy Kitchen prhdapaa $75 

per week CM eve* 4 n Mi -ends 

496-1396 

EXTRA isrge furmshed room Nice 

neighborhood. $70/a* including 

utilities Grand F»ver 4 Beech srae 

536-5514 

FURNISHED 3 room aurte Prtvale 

bath microwave amM refrigerator 

prtvata home $75.'wk Troy Reler- 

encee required 660-1954 

LIVONIA ENTRANCE PRIVATE 

Bath clean, turraahed. Maaping 

Via 1-96 4 1-275; 5 mM/Newtxirgh. 

$40 weekly 464- "69C 

"tapInc n 

4 i-96 tot 

oom 

UVONIA 

1-275 between 1-696 

ployed non-emokar/drinkar Light 

cooking $75/weM 464-6507 

LIVONIA - Unfurmahed rooms, m- 

duda* utartwe. kitchen 4 laundry 

pm 11sgoa $90 waMhr plus security 

522-0220 

PLYMOUTH- Monthly 4 weMfy 

room avertable m beautiful down- 

town Plymouth No laaaa Deny maid 

eer-nc* CM Mane at 42^-0129 

WEEKEND SPECIAL 

KING ROOM 

2 PEOPLE - 2 NIGHTS 

$99 00 * TAX 

WeMfy Rate $199 00 

Bay Avertable a* ska of Jdy 10. July 

July 24 4 Jdy 31 $1000 

sk 5 mlnutee from airport 

1-800-676-7811 

QUALITY INN 

HAZEL PARK 

399-5800 

420 Roomo For Rant 

REDFORO AREA 

Vary cMan. sMa 1 

mala. 44 or old- 

537-4147 

REOFONO AREA - working parson. 

kAdian 4 laundry prl aegee (6«/ 

wk pMs 460 security dapcMt 

CM altar 5pm 537-7934 

REDFORD 

lo. employed ledy 

SOUTHFIELD Inkaler-10 Mae. larga 

furmshed room tor I em ale. 4SOâik 

oduda* M u09Da*. laundry. carpM. 

overnight guad prti4*goa. mud Ma 

cats. 615-9961 

SOUTHFIE LD-OlaapilhB room tor 

non ending, non-drlnlung iMiiale 

$200'mo Indudet ulMlea Security 

depoert Some prtvdagaa. 360-1774 

TROY - PRIVATE funMhed bath, 

badroom/erttmg room, over 30, u«B- 

bss Included, knehan 

$300'month 

pn tiaass. 

699-7469 

421 Living Quartan 

ToSharo 

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HOME-MATE 

SPECIALISTS 

644-6845 

30115 Greenfield Rd . Southfield 

A ROOMMATE wemed. norv-emokar 

to Mare beeutHvx condo Pod 4 ga- 

raga. M amenrtiee Uvonia. naar 

Jecobaon's Clean 4 roaporMtile 

$350 ndudaa uUVtMs 591-0209 

BIRMINGHAM 

aufle. bath, litchervlecndry pnvl- 

lage*. eaparale entrance $625 + '4 

utMtiee 256-3906 or 972-6146 

BIRMINGHAM m-Town FaPuloue 

vmtage houaa Large, eurmy. fire- 

place wood koors Seeks neat 

reeponaiOle toneie to share with 

sams Available Aug 1st 644-9099 

BIRMINGHAM TOWNHOUSE - M 

appaancaa $400 pkis '4 utaroee 

Security dapoM No leeae required 

r am ale. mature only Musi see 

Plenty of storeegs 256-9519 

FEMALE to Miare % 2 BeOruoni. 2 

bath luxury fully furmshed apt In a 

H W Bloomfleld prime location araa. 

Non-amokM. muni be dean $395 

par mo Cable included 476-9918 

hom* 4 grounds ideM Kx proles 

sona bachelor or bacheiorstie Pn- 

vale bath, swimming pod 4 lMa AJ 

utilities. $350 655-5087 

ROOMMATES 

mated wanted to Miara toga 2 bad- 

room apt. clou 10 doanoaen 5337 

Ca9 643 0999 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS-Non-amoldng 

1 em ale to anam oondo *Mh SM 

4275/mo. + 1/3 ulUtlea 647-» 

CANTON - CM 

homa. Flraplaca. laundry room. 

$290 par monlh inductee Utanie* 

416-9942 

CHRISTIAN FEMALE, nonamokar. 

seeks same. 10 share cozy Noma m 

Ctokaton $78 par waM. For more 

mtormatlon cM aiiMMigi. 474-1167 

CLEAN bedroom w/houee pii»9aoaa 

In lakalront homa. $175/mo Ra- 

djced rent tor aaoratartd M4TO 

Chad OK 363-0096 or 360-6393 eve 

COUNTRY wing In the cfty 2 rooms 

paopla only 

461-9293 

EMPLOYEED 

561-0170 

GARDEN CITY. Ford 4 

Room with kd uee of house, lur- 

mshed. vary clean CM evea. or 

422-9145 

GARDEN CITY room tor rem. non- 

smoking leruMs $200 month aw 

dude* kitchen privilege* 421-1315 

LOVELY HOME n N. Royd Oak 

Large bedroom anting room, share 

bath. «.richer 4 laundry Non-emok- 

Ingtonda $66/wk 599-1494 

NON SMOKER to ahare 2 bedroom 

apt on Caaa LMa. riMaftlQ rnmads- 

etaiy $295. had and walar includ- 

ed Leave minagi. Dtoie.332-0330 

NON-SMOKING MALE to ahare 3 

bedroom home $360'mo CM 

before 3pm 722-6824. MMr 4pm 

542-5117 

&S5K 

wanted mature. prglesMond temMa 

to mare large lavMHy appomsM 

IMefront home $500'monthly kv 

dude* utlklie* 673-2962 

41»«^74.~Z > tarnaa 

Root IMA TE to Mara toga ~-)i 

aaM tmi homa. Cl ill Mil Maa. 

4940/mo. MckMM iMkas Ml. 

Meyer 360-7733 Re* 424-3965 

ROOMMATE ' 

ton apartment. 2 I 

2 beth* $290 im 

ROOMMATE 

HMa. god. pooL tarv 

2 bedroom, t badi. 

$276 + 1 * utMM*. 

ROOMMATE WANTED lc shere 

badroom apartmant In Weadar 

S260/mo - deposit. 1 ddd O.K. 

ROOMMATE WANTED to *toe« 2 

2 bath larga My tw- 

in W 9lnom4Md. norv 

1 ba dean $396/mo - 

Garege moudad 441-4444 

ROYAL OAK-Hi 

SOUTHFIELD 

Quaaty parson 

cMan apadoua homa In quiet area. 

om 4 phone Laundy. 

HOMEFMOCRS 

NO FEE 

SOUTHF*LD daan/i 

lumMtied PnvaM room/pfcona. 

Laundry/cable/no pals/no a 

M/F. $226-$24S 7. 

SOUTHFIELn Mala 10 ahare fca>-.. 

mafiad 5 bedroom. 3 baM oM - 

houee. with same Moa tor o d M j 

student UOO/rno 344 W M 

SOUTHFIELD - WEST WafdiV-'- 

eeeigmng 4«i mala to ahare hoiiM -- 

Fid houee pili9agM. laundry, oaMa. 

$290- utaoe* 546-1441 

TROY - FEMALE w/e 

422 Wantad To Ront 

NORTHWEST 

couple Irom 1 

d 

Ma- ~y f 1 ! 

CA}, 

D I R E C T O R Y 

GIVE YOURSELF SOME "BREATHING ROOM 

Is your life too cluttered' 7 Do you need rhore space 7 

Then unplug your Onôrtred apparel 

and unload your ijsed furniture with the GARAGE & 

YARD SALE DIRECTORY, appearing (dates) in classified 

You'll breathe a little easier 

(Dbserver fa IBccentric 

C L A S S I F I E D A D V E R T I S I N G 

COUNTDOWN FOR SUCCESS 

4 »V9«U Before Sot* 

v Set a target date 

1 Appfv tor necessary permits 

v Cal Classified 

3 Weefcj Bofcxo Sato 

>l Obtain necessary permits 

> 8egm organenng mercrvandae 

\ List Items for Classified od 

2 AUdiu Before Sale 

v Clean or repair rnercfKmdBe 

v Bean pricing merchandise 

. Write yo^M Cvassrfied ad 

I Week Before Sale 

v Finish pricing/orgarvjng 

Y Begm displaying mercfvarxJBe 

Y Pioce your Classified ad 

3 Day* Before Sale 

\l Make signs 

V Clean your garage 

V Get change 4 cash box 

I Day Befcwe Sale 

. FincJi displaying merchandise 

. TV-pare snac ks 

V Mow your lawn 

The Day of the Sale 

v Put up signs 

V Move targe items to vard 

v enfoy the resets o' 

Classiftedt 

444-1070 OAKLANO COUNTY I WAYNE COUNTY 

OM MM POCHfSnPOQCHtSltP 

i • oja TuaaoAV aon TMunaoav aonwM /• a J4 wo** POR romoN 

Pick up your fr#a 

jxontalna two 

signs, a hon4y 

KM tar 

far a 

i«^.

12E * 

500 HripWi 

ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS 

For pwi/W-ama oflloa cleaning. 

Ew«g hour* 11 MM I H M . 

•0 MB* 4 Farmmgton. 759-4506 

ACCOUNTANT 

Non-Profit OrganlnMon located tn 

CRy of Oetroa ssea* CPA/accountant 

aMh prior experience. Sand 

n w i and Mtarv requirements K>: 

Accountant, 10079 Qrand Rhrer. 

DMrtot. ML 44204 

eccoimtmg 

STAFF 

ACCOUNTANT 

The eugpeeefui candldaM wM I M a 

Bechetort dagraa m Accounting. 

two lo tour j'aari' experience tn eccocntmfl 

with homa hiMlh car* 

background pi atoned Good mathamatacal 

and analytical akMa and 

proAoency n Lotua 1-2-3 ara required 

ABMty lo maat rauMpto 

, 

deecames * alao raqulrad aa waa aa 

general 

•dge. To •«*" aend your rale 

AMICARE MOME HEALTH- 

-caat. 

> 34006 Ti 

ion H4M. Ml 44331 

Worktorca Otvaralty torough Afllrmativa 

Action/Equal Opportunity 

x •; ? 

ACCOUNT R 

Seeking SmdMdueN lo (otn ojr 

nun MuMKoy work mg with peopta. 

Fun competitive anvlrorvrtant 

PosMeni svaaabM Immediately 

Earn 4300-800 par M t No 

anoa neceeeary i 

Quired CMI batwaan 10-2pm 

ontr*?' 

ACTIVITY ASSISTANT 

Pan tane AiMl daycara looking tor 

creative paraon to help plan 4 Imptamant 

actMtiea Experience help- 

Ki No eeekanda or MiMnn Caa 

562-0310 

ACT MOW 

GENERAL LABOR 

Livonia araa tor i aaarila worker*. 

MuM ba acta lo work 40 hour* par 

weak 4 have dependable tranaportaoon 

Ca* tor an miervtowl 

S©MEBOOY SOMETIME 

18320 Middlebett 

477-1262 

VELTRMSTERNATIONAL. a MflWy 

Induatry. haa an •iciiirl opportunity 

aMMn toe OMoa of wa PreMtfant 

m Trw tot A PAYROLL ADit6* 

Appocants muM have a atrong Acoounong 

4 Pa»roB atoatoMlrMtan 

backgrtxmd; aapartorwa in toe AO* 

ayetam la pmtorrad. PC Mk. |MrttouMrly 

Lotua 123 ara aaaantML Exceaont 

oommunlcatton Ma. an 

aMRy to work independently meev 

tam conMantMRy and prataaatona*lemerealfcey 

« rou meM the required crtlerta and 

na«a tha drt*. energy and •aiitoW'j 

to oontrtouto to a taat paced growing 

oompany. aa oiler uawpawtna 

peckaoa* 

na ma man r+- 

PM lai ii Ford 

Ann: Tarry Kniee 

) Tatagrapli 

rd. Ml 44239 

ADMINISTRATIVE 

CLERKS 

FULL TIME 

Farm- 

mgn School Otptoma 

Oood phone communication M e 

Oood varbM. math 4 written McBa 

Dau Entry axparlence 

It you have thaaa quaahceoona. 

contact 

(313)' 

tataaen lUM— . . and 

araaa aWecaia. — M i w a Accounting Manager ASSISTANT 

• Of 

"boarf GAMBLE WTTH YOUR 

Chubb LPaAmartoa. known naaon- 

SiTCSLtSSs 

FUTURE CALL MC TOOAYW 

wtde tor aaiwaPua Me meuranoa 

•NOIRAor BARRY 477-1111 

opportu- 

nfty to tn our new I SouWiWalJ office tor a 


mi ia oPi atad atrator You 

V P. by plan- 

ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS 

I I'aanagk'ig Vie 

world Boc* Educa*BUM Products 

of internal oparaMona and 

Box « W 

aaan our l» 

i and trsmmg salary ava 

OOearvar 4 Booantrtc llaaapapan 

313-941 -1066 

>825' Schoolcraft Rd. 

and raglonM office TM* Mi Inckibe 

I M M Ml 44180 

4 —>« ~ 

of Oatord. 76 Ponaec 

Olctard. Ml 44371 

^ o ^ 

mg Cai 

A REAL ESTATE CAREER 

«» 

YOUR 

INTERESTS 

ARE OUR 

BUSINESS. 

we aaa* aM hava a mean urn of 2-3 

year* experience m toe Ha ran 

anoe aactor. reaecBno aimaaeni typing. 

PC. and math Ma. We expect 

you to have toe aPMty to work independently 

and to aM prtortaea. 

Hon para ape w*h«n our c?ynam.c. 

growing aiWonnanl. For oonaider- 

Chubb LHaAmartoa. Attention: RVP. 

300 Park Street. 306. Blrmlng- 

An Equal Oppommty Employer 

CHUBB 

LlfeAmerlca 

ANSWER TELEPHONES m our 

WaaBand offie* Ful time. 4-Spai. 

Mon-Fn.. S4JK/V to alart Metura 

paraon piatoiiad. Apply M: *7 

Manufacturer* Or.. B. ol Cherry HBL 

E ol ItowLuiî or oaB 724-4572 

APARTMENT CLEANER tar large 

SauthBMd apartment complex 40 

hour* per week. Wapa plua banMR* 

Expenenoed only apply M 26740 

SNawaaeae. SouthfiMd 

APARTMENT LEASING AOENT 

Fui time poatoon w,'apartment menagemeni 

company. Experience pre- 

4 medic a insurance included Apply 

In paraon to John F Lttm*. BuBdar 

mc. 24410 Michigan Ave.. Dearborn, 

Monday through Friday. 9-4pm 

APARTMENT LEASING AGENT 

lor WeM BtoomAMd area. 

682-285C 

APARTMENT MAINTENANCE 

tor 70 unit complex m north auburb 

MuM have kno«Madga of beaic mantonanca. 

auch aa p«umc»ng. atoctn- 

CM. pamtmg 4 carpentry WMng to 

train m other Mda of apt mamtenanoe 

Cai tor mtaritoa 334-1474 

APPLIANCE REPAIR 

Experienced or alecliical' 

mechanical abMty Benefit* 

GreM opportunity 522-0506 

APPUANCE 4 TV REPAIR 

PERSON Aporentloe 

Good wages. Staatfy w< 

20001 SoutMtaM Rd 'sSSScS 

APT. CARETAKER COUPLE 

UtaM tor aantor cfttzsra Sinai aarv 

lor olttasn buBdmg m Oak Park, naar 

9 Mas 4 CooBdgs. 9me* Mary plua 

2 bedroom apt. Sand brtof letter (raaume) 

with quaaBcattona to Box 234 

Otaervar 4 Eooentrtc 

ARE YOU READY 

FOR A CAREER MOVE? 

user* Boortawaar, 41»11 Ford «d 

Canton. Ml 40147^073 Attontton 

to Director No Phone CaBa Pteaae 

ITS assy lo trôy your job when you and your co-workers shsrs 

somsttwig m common: s psnums intsrsst tn wtwt your company 

ss4»a Bssi Buy is tf>s nation s 2nd largtsl and fsstest growing 

spscistty rstsilsr of products you can get oxcrtsd about - stsreos 

TVs. music snd computer*. 

Surround yourssN witn fhsss products, snd join our lesm of 

frisndly. ambitious snd dsd.estso psopis Also, rscsivs quality 

training and advancsmsnt opportunities m our rap«My sxpsnding 

oompsny So sittsthsr you rs looking lor SMM mcoma or bu4dkx) a 

csrssr - vON our job Grand RNar 

Between Haggerty 4 Hatotoad 

AUTOMATIC SCREW MACHINE 

Exoaftont opportunity lo further your 

trade m Devenpon tcrew maohma 

operation MuM be queaty oriented 

Pay commeneuraM witn experience 

Overtime medical, dental, bonua 

program Pisses CMI 532-0084 

AUTOMATION MANUFACTURING 

CO has openmga tor MauMne Aaaamblera 

Expsnanced only Competitive 

wage. bensMts 4 Ovaitli'*. 

Apply al Acaan-maOc Bistsna. 

11973 MayBald- Uvonto. 26V-0080 

AUTO MECHANIC 

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS 

Must be Certified 

Goodyear Service Center 

Apply in person: 

C H T J F , E p 0 

, a $ r - 

ALTTO MECHANIC 

Wont. Used car lot 

raqitoad 

pay nagooabto. 

Soma Body 

goad *Mnc 

record QreM appmluily- 7 MBe i 

Grand f«var. 537-7711 

AUTO MECHANIC 

i 4 carttoad 

AUTO MECMAMC-For araeang Troy 

araa Goodyear daeler MuM ba oar 

Oood 

at* Aaktardinaer PaM 302-0360 

AUTO MECHANIC 

needed tar Ml aantoa Stop Muat 

ba Mate carttoad ASE laMaiad 

Flat rsM 422 44,-V tor luaBiil 

535-4*40 

AUTO MECHANIC 

Must be certified 4 experienced ai 

4 brake* ExcaBent pay 

Top Value Muffler 

462-3833 

AUTO MECHANIC 

$17.40/hr. flat rate 

Benefits 

Apply m paraon: Wow Motive, mc 

21430 NoM Rd.. bM 4-4 Maa Rda. 

parann at 303 

ranMngtan HMa. 

AUTO 

TMy MuHtar Sa 

a m inaaaa of 4560 per waek or 

I Apply M Tufy Redlord (4 

MANAGER 

jMadad tor new qulck-ajbe taoMly 

A ktendK. paaMNa MMIIJI and your 

care/tor'dahaôtoa. 

AUTO PARTB BTOC* 

800 Halp Wanted 

• AUTOMOTIVE DEALER NEEJS 

EXPERIENCED BfVENTORY CLERK 

mm claim, back i« parta drtvar 

MueT ha ara pans 

a. parts drtaer* raaijy to 

move >e waKuiin to apply Eaoallem 

opporkimHy, pay and tiwiaBM 

tar right paraon. 

Applv in paraon to 

Parta Dapt 

OON MASSEY CADILLAC 

40475 Ann Arbor Rd-. nymouth 

PART-TB4E MECHANIC 

Mefor oorporebon haa WimidlMi 

opening tar a pen-tone mecharSc 

tar BaM maintenance/ repair*. Bart- 

Me hour* EOE CaB Sorwa noon- 

5pm. Mon-Fft 1-400-476-2347 

AUTOMOTIVE 

Rouah mduatrtee a a taB-buBd 

aulomotNa prototype company that 

M expanding Its oparaBon m tha 

AJton Park and ilnmhgaM 

have an ivgant need lor • p people who 

nt ffte taaowmg I 

Prototype 

Day and Ev* Shirt* 

2 yr* automotive related or prototype 

anparlance required Ststs 

Certtocattan reqdrad: own loola a 

muet Experience w«h pasisngsi 

car* and Ight truck* 

Good Ooernma 

Ft* Bans 

Sand raaxne or apply to: 

ROUSH INDUBTRKS 

11404 Market St 

LNonla. Ml 44150 

Phone: 501-1010 

FAX 501-4333 

An EquM Opportunity Employer 

AUTO SERVICE ATTENOANT 

Large Amooo aaratoa oenter haa IMI 

4 pan tane opening* to work M !ui 

aarve Mend 4 do ililia work. Oaye 

4 eve* W« tram. Apptf TaMOepM 

Car Care, oomer Telegraph 4 

* 444-2910 

BAKERY COUNTER HELP-Buay 

bakery need* experienced person, 

outgoing 4 courteous Tuaa -Sat 

Ml or pert-time Berieflo a eaatin 

lor MLtlm* poatoon limr to atari 

Appfy wtthm: Cakaa By tverssns. 

31414 Grend RTvar. Fsrmlngton 

Bsksry Production 

immsdMU opening* tor entry level 

bakery production atafl Apply m 

parson 21400 Telegraph Rd . 

SouthHeld. Mon-Fn 4am-4pm 

Driver* needed to ptooe eweepetake 

boxaa rn area tnamweai Fui lime, 

hourly saisry. plu commission Compensation 

tar missga. Must have 

own .elude Appacatlone being taken 

at. SouthAald Vic Tanny 10000 

Northlend Dr.. Third hoor 

Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/H 

Ma|or Arm i 

BANKING/FINANCE 

opportunity lor tfiarp. 

m . bii " - ' - * " • -- laj 

piqtaaskxiai irxjnnouoi 

ARBOR TEMPS 459-1166 

BASESAU. CARD 4 comic moc 

needa matum help Growth poMn- 

S4 75 

473-4061 

BASEMENT WAT ERP HOOFING 

MuM bs honsst snd hsrdworkaig 

Own transportation nasdsd Cai 

463-2575 

BEAUTY SPA NEEDS FULL TIME 

COSMETIC SUPPLYROOM 

ASSISTANT 

spply within: 32520 

TTangton 

BIG BUCKS 

w _ _ ^ 

Ws'rs i aoeeeiori proof 35 M 4 pan 

poaitiona ava«able Ticket 

47 per hour lo atart Ml time 

lladtaal benefit*, peid hoaday* 4 

vacatlona If your ra rtoatila. hardworking. 

ambitious 4 ready to stsrt 

today cai 454-2S30 

BOOY PERSON NEEDED 

Experienced Good working condition* 

Busy ihop Apply M Plymouth 

Auto Body CoBWon. 207 W 

Ami Artior tra*. Plymouth 

BORING MILL 

Experienced DaVleig Operator 

Day ihlfl Benefits 522-4780 

BORING MILL OPERAfb'R 

DeVBeg *-axla CMC with GE 2000 

control Alao need operator tar STD 

OeVkeg Diciaiant beneBt* Air corvdHloned 

ahoc Apply Mon -Fri, betwaari 

7sm-5pm M: 14799 W 11 

Mas. Oak Park 

EXPERIENCED 

BRICK PAVERS WANTED 

Ptoaee caa Alan at Goidner 4 WMah. 

332-6430 

BRIDGEPORT OPERATOR 

5 year* experience 

quired FMI Mme. benefits Apply at 

613 Manufacturer Or . 

Cherry HH 4 Nawburgh 

BUILDING INSPECTOR. City 

Northvtoa. Part Tana poatoon. raiponatole 

tar plan rs.W, permit Issuance. 

laid inspection*, snd r* 

sd wont. vaBd uidvgan drtvar * loanee 

4 cernflcatlon or aMBly to 

become oerttoed requked Reexne 

by 7/7/93 IO C*y Manager 215 W 

Mam. NorthvtBa 44147 EOE 

BUSY BEE Hcxaakeaplng m Farmmgton 

HMa a hiring Houeakaaper* 

46.00 to atart Ft« 4 part at* Mon- 

Sat We are lookmg tar the r 

paraon Own car raqi>ed 466-1 

CABINET SHOP aeaka reaponatoM 

Entry Laval poatoon 

347-4777 

F1MSHED CARPENTER needed tar 

enoad 4 queaty l llir, 347 *636 

CAREER OPPORTUNITY 

Ful was uuMBona i HIMI m a 

477-1 


aM tram Apply 4 4 

i Amoco 20606 Far 

in Food Stors.^41401 

' : . a . 

CASHIER/STOCK 

Parry Drug Store* mc 

27474 

CASMER8 WANTED - trtonMy. dapendecae. 

saa niuUistad paopM are 

neadad to work m our tood nwkef 

fugiawi Compadtha wag* trammg 

4 benefit* Oooortunlty tor advancamant 

Part/k* tone, al Mta 

a aBatilt Apply m person - at the 

taOowtog Sunoco Food Market* 5 

MBa 4 Haggerty Joy 4 UBey Ford 4 

I lew 6 LX oh 1-48 4 Maikiiaii 

Troy 

CASHIER/Wreckar Drtvar 

Fu4 4 part nme. 

Not under IS 

CATALOG 

CALLS 

OO YOU WANT $7-$9/HR? 

Our comperry racMi ea ovar 46.000 

aig to our naflonato advertieed 

products Ws need snthuslsatlc 

psopis lo answer the phonea 4 ae- 

Mst our cuMomar* who ar* caamg 

to place order* 

NO TELEMARKETING 

We provide cmiplst* training plus 

snvlronment Ful 4 part time 

poefUon*. 

Cai Personnel 361-4700 

CATERING & DELI 

Experienced daa/catenng help 

• otgortomjl^jrow^noorne 

313 644 8000 

CERAMIC TILE 4 Ftaor Coveting m- 

riomrmaelcn 4 Btue Croe* No 

day* 1* TBe Compeny. Novi Town 

344-6050 

Motivated 4 dspendaois 

953-0922 

Change Your Life! 

Start a naw career m real aatsts 

today Caa Carol Shelter. 652-6500 


SUB-CONTRACTORS NEEDED 

for office ctaamng 5 Day* per aieek 

Contact Sherry 532-8552 

CLEANING PEOPLE - Part time 

anemnga. Offioe buHdmgs BS mmgham 

- SouthOek) ares Own cer 4 

good work references Cai beteaen 

noon-Opm. 443-1754 

CLEANING PERSON/RELIABLE 

Undid tor 3 leva office complex 

Pi avkjua experience and lataianaa 

raqulrad. Evening hour* Ptoaee 

aand copy of employment raatory to 

T.H.. P.O. Box 9088 Farmmgton 

HBM. Ml 44333 

CLEANING PERSON 20 HRS/WEEK 

4 WAREHOUSE HELP, FULL TIME 

R-J Lead* Furniture. Itodtard 

Aak tar Joe- 532-0110 

CNC MACHINIST 

Fui or parTllrt* P 

Taylor. ML 48140 

t 411 

313-»48-2«30 

CNC OPERATOR Fsrmmgton i-NSs 

CaauM BaaM Hr* FtoxtoM 

HllHlll Welcome 474-7575 

CNC PROGRAMMER 

FMi tane poeltlon tar sn experienced 

programmer on CNC maa and 

CAM systsm a PC DOS 

baaed SO l| llerre * ptus Oreet 

benefit package with plenty ol over 

ton* Apply m parson at: 

MOELLER MANUFACTURWiG 

43034 Plymouth Oak* BM 

1 " f3T3TI «e

MARII.YN FITCHETT, EDITOH 

963-2102 


BUILDING SCENE'S 

NAMES & 

PLACES 

Assisting Detroit 

Franklin Bank of Southfield haa approved a 

$600,000 line of credit for Detroit Neighborhood 

Houaing Services Inc. (DNHS). DNHS will use 

the credit line to originate individual home improvement 

loana in targeted Detroit neighborhoods. 

"This is a first of its kind relationship in the 

Detroit area," Franklin chairman David F. Simon 

said. "DNHS is a true leader in housing rehabilitation 

in Detroit and we ahare their vision that 

^Detroit's neighborhoods can be rebuilt through cooperative 

efforts of this nature." 

The credit line should be in place by June 30 

with home improvement loan funding by DNHS 

to follow immediately. 

Life Member honors 

Jerome L. Reiss of West 

commerical investment real estate 

specialist, was recently honored 

with Life Mem 

the Governing Councibof the 

Commericial Investment Real 

Estate Institute in Washington, 

D.C. Also, Reiss announced that 

he has left Burland, Reiss, Murphy 

and Rembiesa ofaouthfield 

to operate under his own name in 

West Bloomfield. He will special- 

Reiss 

ize in office property counseling, 

tax appeals and commercial real estate analysis 

and research. 

Information for inclusion in this column should 

be sent to Marilyn Titchett, 36251 Schoolcraft, 

Livonia 48150. 

ADDINGTOVr 

l\. P A R K lllj 

Alto 

Ski*--entry garage* 

City MdcwaJki 

I hrnuril hnmcaifrv and 

\ 

v* . */L. 

We need your help. We are kx*mg for 

odd-looking, out-out-ptace and otherwise 

undefinable takings in the Observer & 

Eccentric area, buikSngs that you look at 

and wonder, "What the heck is that 

pi ace?" Send us the location ot these 

mystery buildings (any architectural 

structure you were intrigued by) and tafl 

us what you think they are. Address It to 

the Observer & Eccentric, Building Scene, 

36251 Schoolcraft Road, Livonia, 48150. 

Whether you're in southeastern 

Michigan or Casper, Wyoming, you 

know if you see that Mansard roof, 

the deep earth tone bricks and the 

telltale golden arches that you can 

find a Big Mac inside. 

See WHAT? 

F 

STEPHEN CANTRRU./STA#T PHOTOGRAPHER 

Look again: If you didn't know what it was beforehand, 

chances are you would never guess that the building above 

housed an automotive dealership; and take away the sign and 

you would never suspect the building at left was a 

McDonald's. Buildings that aren't what they seem: Do they 

add to the allure of our local landscape or are they just plain 

annoying? 

A GREAT CHOICE 

FOR FAMILY LIVING... 

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¥ .. j y 

ir w h 

it ls. J 

C.KLAT NEIGHBORHOOD, 

GRliAT SCHOOLS, 

GRI AT MOMI S... 

• M i n u t e s I r o m I h r v s l e r \ a h ( I'litrr 

• Sv\ iii• .ind li'iinis ( l u b . 

• ( o m m u n i t v S i d r w . i l k s . 

• I n u n tlu* I o n S I 7 0 ' s 

• 2000 to 2 S 0 0 Sijimiv I ih*I. 

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M O D I I s o n \ |) \ l h I 1:0(1 \ \1 (>:(»(» I'M 

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2F*(F) The Observer/THURSDAY. JUNE 24, 1993 

What? from page I F 

But wait a minute. What waa that 

you juat whizzed by on Telegraph 

north of Squve Lake Road in Bloomfield 

Townahip? 

It sure looked like golden arches, 

but what the heck were they attached 

to? Naw, couldn't be. Could it 0 

It is. 

A new approach _ 

The Bloomfield Township 

McDonald's is but one of a growing 

number of buildings that takes a new 

approach when it comes to traditional 

architecture. 

Mike Goodman, regional construction 

manager for McDonald's, said 

the relaxation of corporate standards 

on the traditional McDonald's architecture 

is driven by community restrictions 

and to a leaser degree, by 

franchisers who want something a little 

different. 

Many restaurants are very different 

from what people would have found 

even five years ago. 

Goodman said he doesn't think corporations 

with a vested interest in a 

particular architectural style are likely 

to completely abandon them. It is, 

however, likely that future stores will 

be an amalgamation of traditional 

and new styles. 

"I don't think you'll see a 

McDonald's without the golden 

arches," he said. The mansard roof 

will also remain near and dear to the 

corporation's heart, he said. 

"But I think there's room for a 

blend of other styles," he added. 

McDonald's, he added, has been 

slowly evolving its style from the usual 

earthtone brick to lighter, more 

open architecture even without the 

request of communities and 

franchisers. 

New look at Kmart 

Jeffrey Budday, president of JBA 

Architects Inc. in Birmingham, is designing 

the new Kmart on Telegraph 

in Bloomfield Townahip. The design 

is strikingly different for the now 

common gray and red building with 

the large r*d 'K.' 

Budday said it is no surprise to 

people in the building trades that 

communities are placing more and 

more restrictions on businesses. 

"What drives any retailer?" Budday 

said. "Location. And once location 

is decided upon, eveiything else 

is driven by that." 

So if Kmart wants a store in 

Bloomfield Township, it has to meet 

certain requirements of the community. 

"There is a tremendous strength 

(in communities) to stick to their 

guns on zoning and building codes," 

he said. "The desire for a certain location 

— how strong that de^wMfe — 

determines how far a company will 

bend." 

Which is not to say Km art's design 

is being totally driven by Bloomfield 

Township. "Kmart does have a series 

of standards when they want to build 

in a more upscale area." 

Breaking mold at Infiniti * 

Architect Ron Kaliszewski, a partner 

at the architectural firm Luckenbach/Ziegelman 

and Partners in Birmingham, 

designed the Infiniti automobile 

dealership in Birmingham. 

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The typical Infiniti dealerahip is 

#ntemporary design consisting of 

miite planes and glass. The Birmingham 

Infiniti is strikingly different 

and looks nothing like an auto dealership 

— at least on the outside. 

"It took some arm bending on our 

part (to get Infiniti to agree to the 

changes)," Kaliszewski said. For example, 

instead of exterior insulated 

wall system, they opted for brick. 

"We upgraded the building substantially." 

a 

Kaliszewski said while he had to 

comply with certain design and architectural 

restrictions handed down by 

Infiniti, owner Fred Lavrev (and Birmingham) 

wanted something that 

was more in keeping with Birmingham's 

traditional, conservative image. 

"Fred Lavrey had a plan in mind 

that didn't look like an oriental car 

dealership." Kaliszewski said. 

"Infiniti has a prototype that is 

very original, but Mr. Lavrey had a 

site that wasn't very forgiving.' he 

said. 

Fortunately, the location is adjacent 

to Lavrey's other dealership, 

which meant service could be performed 

nearby without adding the ga- . 

rage area to the dealership itself. 

Plus, the cost of property in Birmingham 

necessitated the building 

have additional uses, hence the second-floor 

office space included in 

Fred Lavrey Infiniti. 

How likely are corporations to deviate 

from their trademark architecture? 

"That depends," Kaliszewski said. 

"Sales — or lack of sales — can 

change a lot." 

•jnrxr x n n * ir : 

How to remove unwanted Z-Brick 

Home repair nuestions answered 

by Popular Mechanics Magazine: 

Q. I recently purchased a home 

with Z-Brick on one of the kitchen 

walls. I'd like to remove the Z-Brick. 

and wallpaper he entire kitchen. 

Can you recommend a product that 

is fast, easv ana safe for removing Z- 

Brick 0 

A. Z-Brick is a molded ceramic 

type material measuring about threeeighths 

inch thick. It's applied with 

a mastic to an interior wall, giving it 

the appearance of a real brick wall. 

Removing the Z-Brick without 

damaging the surface behind it is 

virtually impossible. Knocking the 

Z-Brick off the wall with a hammer 

is somewhat hazardous because pieces 

of Z-Brick will fly all over. 

The fastest, most economical way 

to remove the Z-Brick is the most 

-•radical. That is. take the wall board 

with the Z-Brick on it off the wall, 

ripping it back to the studs, then recover" 

the* 'Wall 1 ' wtth ' new - -gypsum 

board. This sounds harder and more 

radical than it is. 

Be careful not to damage any wires 

that might be in the wall cavity. 

Also, be sure to wear eye protection 

and a respirator or dust mask during 

the job. 

Although removing the Z-Brick is 

somewhat messy, the job should go 

relatively fast. Since there is only 

one wall with Z-Brick, cover the wall 

and remove the mess all within a 

half day's work. 

Any other removal method will not 

give the wall the smooth surface necessary 

for wallpapering. 

Q. Our 1973 automatic frostless 

refrigerator-freezer forms ice in the 

bottom. What do you suppose is 

wrong? 

A. First, check that the ice does, in 

fact, melt when your unit is in its automatic-defrost 

cycle. Open the door 

and see if water runs down the tube 

at the back. 

Then inspect to be sure that the 

water passages from the freezer sec- 

1 tiotr are clear. Remove any food or 

packaging material that may be obstructing 

the water passages. 

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The fact that your refrigerator 

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fan, coils, and compressor need 

cleaning. You may also have a low 

Freon level. Check this and add 

Freon if the level is too low. 

Q. What is the reason for the 

'warning about using specific maximum 

wattage (such as 60-w?.tt) 

bulbs in lamps and fixtures? 

A. The reason for such warnings is 

to minimize the chance of heat 

buildup and fire that can result if 

you use a higher wattage bulb in that 

fixture. 

To submit a question, write to Popular 

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It will cost about 20 

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With about 3 million 

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The Observer/ Thursday. June '24, 1993 

Officials perplexed over carpet scare 

AP — When the Sands family 

installed new carpeting in their 

home, they were overcome by 

headaches, exhaustion and sore 

throats that still plague them 

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Appearing before a congression- 

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shaky. "Please take care of this 

problem." 

But there were no clear answers 

for the Sandses, or others who 

complain that something in their 

new carpeting has made them ill. 

After more than four hours of tes- 

timony before the House Govern- 

ment Operations energy, environ- 

ment and natural resources sub- 

committee, all sides agreed that 

more research is needed. 

The Environmental Protection 

Agency has been unable to find a 

link between carpets and illness, 

even after its own workers com- 

plained in 1988 that new carpet- 

ing at EPA headquarters was 

making them sick, an official tes- 

tified. The carpeting was re- 

moved. 

"Certainly there are people who 

are suffering and we are very sym- 

pathetic," said Victor Kimm, 

EPA's acting assistant. adminis- 

trator for prevention, pesticides 

and toxic substances. "But we 

don't know the cause, therefore 

we're not in a position to do any- 

thing about it." 

A researcher from a private lab- 

oratory testified that her tests 

showed some carpets emit chemi- 

cals fatal to mice. But scientists 

working for the carpet industry 

said her work was flawed and that 

there is no evidence of hazards 

from carpeting. 

The EPA has tried unsuccess- 

fully to replicate the work of An- 

derson Laboratories of Dedham, 

Mass., Kimm said. In Anderson's 

tests, mice that breathed air 

suffered serious reactions or died. 

When the EPA tried the same 

tests in its own laboratory, the 

mice were unharmed, Kimm testi- 

fied. 

"EPA does, not believe that 

these findings prove carpets don't 

cause a problem, nor do they in 

any way allow us to say carpets do 

cause a problem," Kimm said. "It 

is a real dilemma." 

Some subcommittee members 

complained that the EPA and the 

Consumer Products Safety Com- 

mission have moved too slowly to 

study complaints. Since last Oc- 

tober, the commission's carpet 

hotline has received 6,151 phone 

calls, officials said. 

"After years of constant reports, 

we don't seem to be much closer 

to having an explanation for in- 

door air complaints associated 

with new carpets," said Rep. John 

Conyers (D-Michigan), chairman 

of the House Government Opera- 

tions energy, environment and 

natural resources subcommittee. 

"All of the government agencies 

just shrug their shoulders." 

Mrs. Sands, 42,"said she was 

disappointed in the response of 

government regulators, the carpet 

industry and bickering scientists. 

"It seems they are more con- 

cerned about the mice than they 

are about the victims," she said. 

The carpet installed in her 

home in 1988 had a strong chemi- 

cal smell, Mrs. Sands said. The 

odor lingered in the house even 

after the family had the carpet 

ripped out in hopes of relieving 

their dizziness, double vision and 

other symptoms. 

They moved to a new home in 

1989, but the children, who range 

suffer health problems. The two 

youngest suffer chronic ear and 

respiratory infections and are so 

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Ronald E. Vangelderen. presi- 

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tion Herd worker* need onh apply 

DRYWAU. PERSON 

meta* 8 rapaa tor auburben proper- 


EARN up to 82000 weekly. { 

ing FHA/MOD reltmda No experv 

ence neceeeary Ca* 24 hour* 

1-619-549-3799, Ext 781 

EDM OPERATOR - DAYS 

CNC LATHE - NIGHTS 

Caa 684-5419 

EFFICIENT, Energetic Pteyar need- 

ed for Relocation Department 

Teem Reel Eat eta or Appraiaaf 

Deckround halpfc* Salary range 

115,000 to 820.000 Attractive 

LNonle office tatting 

Contact Lynn Gl*mgri«r^ 

The Mlrragari Group Heart or* 

953-2600 

ELECTRICAL CONTROL panel wire 

person 8 aae ampler* experienced 

wtth mduatnai control* Cal Mon- 

Fri . 6am-5pm: 476-1442, Novi 

ELECTRICAL CONTROL PANEL 

WIRE PERSON Muat have al teeet 

1 yeer experience control penei 

wking Good wegee 8 Deneftts 

Troy aree Ca* 2*W»30 

ELECTRICAL TECHNICIAN - to raed 

Dkjeprmta 8 cneck wtrmg on me- 

chme* that don't heve Dtueprma 

Muet be able to drew Blueprints lor 

the computer. AUTO CAD help 

40/hraAak Must worV around 

id ma-. #ca< 

8 rve| "tZo 

work Hands on >oC working m the 

plant. Send reeume 8 *elery ra- 

quiremerrt* lo Roddy Temporary 

Service*. 777 E. Beenhower Pt 

way. *102, Ann Arbor. Ml 46106 

ELECTRICIANS WANTED 

reeadantlal nea corntrm'tlrwi 

Apply In person st Baalc Electric 8 

Telephone. 45666 Ford Rd Canton 

Ml v48187 (9em-4pm) 

ELECTRICIAN WANTED Sleedy 

work Good pay Muet have 

references Send reeune to AC 

Uaeler* 247 North Mam Street. 

Suite 209. Ptymouth, Ml 48170 

documents. Apply In person or aand 

22775 Heeap. Novi. Ml 48375 

EXPERKNCEO RETAIL Grocery 

Mei c*iaridli*i to oa* on grocery 

•tore*. In Hie Metro Detroit ara* 

Part-time appi uunia*el) 25-38 hrs. 

par wk/plua Viaoi Sand Raau 

To RETAIL OfRECTOR 

4 5*5 Broadmoor S E St* 290 

Grand Rapids. Ml 49612 

FACTORY OPENINGS 

Temp-to-perm Superior opportuni- 

ty tor raaponeime person aeekmj "a 

home" On permariam hMe. met>- 

cM/denta 8 aleal toad Hoa 


FARMMGTON AREA 

FENCE INSTALLERS 

experience in wood and 

right Fence, 

lend Not 

Ford Rd. Weet- 

FHA PROCESSOR needed lor Buey 

mongege company anmedlatefy 

Experterxed only need apply Cal 

MarOa at 433-3300 

FIELD SERVICE TECH 

To repair 8 metal digital 8 machem- 

l trammg 8 good mecftenical apti- 

FULL 

SELECTION COOROH4ATOR 

aaa* ad tor new homea m W Btoom- 

*ald • you enfoy wortung w«h peo- 

ple and are detaM-onentod. we ar* 

looking lor yout Some real 

knowledge 

y 88 50 F. 

Mon -Frt , 11-7 

Ca* CMane: 12-7pm. 363-2500 

not 

GENERAL 

HELP 

WANTED 

$14.81 /START 

NO EXPERIENCE 

NEEDED 

Poetocme opened k*^nme lo work 

m local Arm m aar poautlone control 

Prom ananng. DaneAt package No 

layoff* Menegement oppormnmea 

rianaoie CaI 326-8601 

FURNITURE 8 othei houeedeerang 

tor a reetorauon contractor Experv 

pius Good driving record s 

661 IXrno* Fenv 

: rt. btwn Sam-5pm 

I Apply i 

. Mon-Fn 

GENERAL LABOR 

WORK IN NORTHVILLE 


$150 BONUS 

A M and P M *hift* availaBw Cal 

today lor ar appointment' We offer 

Top pey. Hokdey pey. Temp-Med In- 

aurance Over time pey 

UVONIA 

SOUTHFIELD 

AUBURN MILLS 

464-2100 

352 1300 

373-7500 

Oterinc Scale Co . 20950 Boenlng 

Drive. SouCMMd. Ml 48075 

RELD SUPERVISOR 

Paid trammg m I 

mg Earn 20K to start 

Aak tor Suean 

SNELLING 

PERSONNEL SERVICES 

NEVER AÊE 

FLOOR CARE TECHNlClAN/Houae- 

keeper Fu* time poemon tor ama* 

nuremg home Experience m grip- 

ping. waxmg 8 Bulling tn* flooring 

and m general houeekeepfng duties 

Pteaee cal or aend laauma to: 

Wayne Con alaaceni Canter. 

34330 Van Bom Rd Wayne Ml 

48184 , 313 721-0740 

ELECTRIC PANEL W1 

8es- 8u> 

DRIVERS 8 DISPATCHER 

Needed tor growing 

caO company Ful 8 pan time 

Cal lor application 591-2325 

DRIVERS needed for icereem 

irucka Routea n LTvonta 8 auburb* 

Apply Betweeni i2-3pm et Penqum 

Ka Cream. 34025 Schoolcraft. 

Uvoma 522-7751 

DRIVERS Now Hiring! Up 10 8500/ 

wk 5 days Fu* medical 8 Dental 

Between Sam-4pm. 

DRIVERS 

Pan 8 fu*-tlme city drivers, COL »- 

cense required Apply any Wed or 

Thurs Between 1 30-4pm at 

ROADWAY EXPRESS 

48735 Grand River Novi 

Afflrmmve Action Equal Opportunity 

Cmployet OuaHfled mmorttytamala 

applicants encouraged to apply 

DRIVERS. SEMI - Part-time poemon 

available Good driving record 8 

COL kcenee required Ca* 9-5pm 

425-46*0 

DRIVERS 

Volume BuOdtog malarial Setributor 

hee immediate openmga tor Drivers 

Vend COL kcenee abeokstely necae- 

*ery Instruction knowledge helpful 

Competitive wage 8 DenaDt* Ca* 

tor appointment. 9arrv-4 30pm at 

538-9300 

DRIVERS WANTED 

Arport perking lot need* ahutoe 

Dua drivers Apply m person at Paik 

8 Go Airport Parking. 31555 Wick. 

Romulus 729-3999 

DRIVER - wtth van needed tor pack- 

aga 8 freight delivery L*t* modal 

1 ton cargo van needed Peld per- 

centage Cal now 459-4182 

DRY CLEANERS - 

to* tune Southfield location Experi- 

ence riaceeaar/ tor ftmafwig work 

Munaon Cleaners 559-0777 

DRY CLEANING - help wanted, ep 

ply with m. 16729 Middlebelt Rd 

Uvonia Bataeen 7 30am-3pm 

See Dawn 

DRY CLEANING HELP WANTED 

Apply wlthm 16729 MtddMbell Rd 

Uvonia (between 7 30am 8 3pm. 

aak tor Dawn) 

DYNAMIC INOVIOUAL needed to 

maka outreach preeentatinna lo civ- 

ic groups prtmar9y In Oakland Cty 

Pan Om* Flexible horn. mlHaga 

paid Muat have own car Typinp 8 

pnone* 17/hr Sand reeume to: OC/ 

4 4000 Crooks Rd . Sle 204 Royal 

Oak. Ml 48073. Aim Outreach 

ry Start- 

ing wage O M 00 Exelient Beneftts 

Apply m person at BELANGER, 

INC 1001 DOHENY CT NORTH- 

ELECTRONICS 

Best Buy M the nation a aacond larg- 

rela*er and M are aaafcmg ki Store 

Techmciena tor o»* new *tor* open- 

ing aoonl See our ad under Retaf 

tor detMIs 

BEST BUY 

ELECTRONICS 

aRCUIT BOARD/CABLE 

ASSEMBLY PERSON 

Heeded tor Uvonte manufacturing 

company Experience required 85- 

$7 per hour Send reaume lo 

PO Box 871194 

Canton. Ml 48187-6194 

ELECTRONICS PARTS distributor 

needa pwt or ful tuna halp in Oak 

Park Background In TV/VCR parts 

tor incoming telephone 8 counter 

Ca* l2noon-4PM 541-2299 

IUSIASTIC. outgoing teem- 

tor recaption deal at Buey Bir- 

ENTHUSIASTIC 

mate 

mmgham eye apacia*at» office Var 

led duoea 8 good clerical aklla with 

computer experience 

CM Kay 9AM-4PM 433-3399 

ENTRY LEVEL POSITION 

Tool ahop hiring Saw Operator 

Oneida Tool Corp 12700 mksler 

Rd Redford 537-0770 

EXPERIENCED GROUNDS PER- 

SON needed mmedtaMly Apply 

Hunter* West. 6501 Yale. Weetland 

721-2500 

EXPERIENCED HOME CLEANERS 

86-88 per hr No evening* or week' 

enda Pay checks weekly Irom a 1 

company Car needed mlaega 

peld 6 poaitiona eva*abie 471-0930 

EXPERIENCED. 

with good tranaportation 8 own ^ 

tool* Kaaae cal 545^445 r *^*< nc - 

EXTRA MONEY 

PART-TIME 

CLEANING CUSTOOtANS 

WEEKDAYS "WEEKENDS 

• PERMANENT 85 25/HOUR 

•FILL-IN 86 OO/HOUR 

•ON-CALL 86 OO/HOUR. 

BONUS/SAVINGS BOND 

CALL 583-2960 

FACTORY HELP NEEDED 

WEST SIDE LOCATIONS 

Openmo* Ptaaa* apply 

4th a »a*d driver* kcenee 

and aodal aecurfty card 31153 

Plymouth Rd (i Block E of Merrt- 

men. behind Plymouth Square Pla- 

za) I0em-2pm For more mtorme- 

oor ca* 458-1600 

lion a plua. ful time, permenent po- 

amon. Benefit* mdud* medical wfth 

dental 8 vacation 

Apply In parson only 

JOE S PRODUCE 

33152 W 7 Mile Uvonia 

FLORAL SALfeS 8 Counter Help" 

Fu*-Ome 'Strong Eng*ah akMa a 

muati Daalpr experience haa time Sagone a Ha* 

SMon, NW Uvoma 476-7171 

HAIR DRESSER 8 NAM. TECH 

Looking to complete the team Up 

8500 BONUS tor me right paraon 

Experienced 453-5090 

HAIRDRESSERS 

tale tor Canton aalon Cornrraeeton 

or booth rental. For more mtoim* 

tun ca* 455-4540 

HAIRDRE3SER 

tor antanalon Farmington HMa Aak 

tor Donna 932-2160 

HAiRDRESSER-Very 

Thurs 

area rxrsmg home. 661-7060 

HAiRSTYtST 

with caaniaia ka Uvoma Salon. Of- 

lerlng starting bonus. 62.5% com- 

mi aalon on a* aarvtoea plua 10% re- 

la* Alao looking tor New L leanaaa 

to tram. IS "hour Cal Debbie al 

needa You Win 464-7260. 464-0*36 

HAIR STYUST 

axotmg apportungia* «rr*; ki a*,o< 

our locatlona tor im 8 p*n am* 8- 

cenaed Stykat* PI—* cal Lca.aaa. 

471-4C30 

HAIR STYLIST 

For Duay Canton aalon 88 par hour 

guaranteed Fu* or part tana Paid 

459-5628 

HAIR STYLISTS Wanted 

*alnn. :liartala wallaig. Plymouth 

area ASk tor Sue or Vlvten420-3S*0 

HAIRSTYLISTS 

Hot ma* laaorw m Oaaeon 8 Ro- 

chester. 55-66%. 81.000 Doou* If 

you have cAentel* 396-3158 

HAIRSTYLIST 

We need help Ml or pen tane 

Duke * Fam*y Haa Shop 

Radtord/Uvome araa 531-6597 

HeM> Wanted 

EXPANSION 

COLLEGE STUOENTS 

93 HIGH SCHOOL GRADS 

Local branch naeiiyaiiai haa part 

• 474-8086 • 

Ca* Monday-Sundar 8am-9pm 

HELP WANTED TO CLEAN 

HOMES . 9 AM - 3 PM own car 85- 

87 an hour, moe working condtoon* 

Appfy ai person Psrkaids Plaza. 

32340 Five m*a Rd SUM 5 

Uvoma. Ml 48154 

HOME INSPECTOR 

500 Haip Wi 

N O U t e O M . MAM- 

WOtlB jKJBBTJM^ 

sxrczx; 

RAOttSON SUITE HOTEL 

0NOWHNNQ 

• NIGHT AUOITOR - P*rt Thaw. 

Sat 8 Sen 11pm-7 em I total'ac- 

'3?3 

tor Mî energy ae* 

e re now taring for- 

VIDEOTAPE PACKAGERS 

• 5-7 day/week 

(LONG-TERM-) 

• WEEKEND ONLY 

(SHORT-TERM) 

8em-i1a»8 lpm-3pm 

29443 Stx MAa 

Westland 9wn-11 30wn8 l-2:30pm 

•96 Wayne I 

Sbuth of Che 

• MAINTENANCE- 

GENERAL 

• AM. BREAKFAST HOST 

• FRONT DESK CLERKS 

• GARDENER (PART TIME) 

Apply m person. Tbe Detkaha e 

Hotel a located m Telegraph 8 

Ml I*** *i SouthAaU 

EquM Opportunity Ciaployer M/F 

•HOUSEKEEPERS 

NOW HIRING 

Full & Part Time 

We era *eakaig di 

uaM who are abM to work a Aaxlbto 

including wa 

m poafliooi, 

trmga I 

apply 

39700 Aim Arbor Rd 

Plymouth EOt 

RED ROOF INNS 

HOUSEKEEPERS For day tone rew- 

newtiiaii 8 Uvo- 

lantpey Ce* 8em-5pm 730-2070 

KELLY 

TEMPORARY 

SERVICES 

Equal OpportuMTy EiiMuyei M/F/D 

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS!!! 

OUTDOOR WORK 

85 50/hr 

CORPORATE 

^ PERSONNEL 

SERVICES 

261-1120 

NO FEE EOE 


or h*-nma. FWXJOW M No anperv 

enoa Mual ba ilatwiirlMaa 8 have 

oaan tranaportaaon Ca*. 154 93S0 

INFANTS 8 TOOOLERS *i a 

dan care ixugiani ai I 

araa need a dynamic, i 

eon to «*••* Mat 

B1-1000 eat 252 

/f 

BUILDERS HOT LINE DIRECTORY 

FOR THE LATEST NEW HOME AND CONDO C0NSTRUCT10 

953-2020 

PiC4A Z _ _ 

^Jor builders then the Hotline Number listed frelow or follow the recorded instructions and browse through the listings^ 

OAK I; A N I) COUNTY 

DEVELOPMENT CfTY PBiCE BUJLOER . . ..,,, .3UU-E1EB&.HOTUME 

Wlxom $123,700 Sosco BuMdtnq, Inc 4522 

Maple For—t 

Roiling Meadows Laka Orion $170,000 Putta Homas 4512 

W A Y N K C O I N T V 

DEVELOPMENT 

Country Club VWaoa 

CfTY 

NorttivWa 

PRICE 

From $190.000 

BUILDER 

PuWa Hom«a 

BUILDERS HOTUNE 

4513 

Q*T*oaiTv VWiaoa Canton From |1^,Q90 PuWa Hpmff 

With 

©bseruer / < Eccentric 

# 

ttter 

you're in a better position 

to fill a position. 

Let's say the perfect candidate is out there but can never 

reach you because when he or she is able to call, you're 

leave a confidential message regarding the position you 

have open. Ad Sitter let's you hear their telephafte manners 

before you set up an appointment for an interview. Ad 

Sitter is helpful in a lot of ways. Ask about it the next time you 

place a help wanted ad. 

(jpbseruer Êccentric 

CLASSIFIED ADVERTI SING 

644-1070 OAKLAND COUNTY 5 9 1 - 0 9 0 0 WAYNE COUNTY £ 5 2 - 3 2 2 2 ROCHESTER-ROCHESTER HILLS 

Deadines: 5 p.m. Tuesday for Thursday edtton S p.m. Friday tor Monday adWoci

6 F * O&E Thursday, June 24, 1993 


HOUSEKEEPING DEPT AcceptK»g 

T**»-Mlure tor Room Anwdvt 

toim heve transportation Ajaply 

HoBday mn LMXH WM, or m 

parson at 17123 LaurM Par* Or 

LMW« A* tor MKXtLE 

HVAC 8 REFRIGERATION Techm- 

oomr 

C«« Technic* Hot a Coo Nov* 

IMMEOIATE opening tor • C O T.A 

to work vi e raeiderttlto eettmg tor 

T B.I FuB time Bex echeduie Uu« 

heve good driving racord Pay 

" — Mon- 

Fn during hour* 851 -04«8 

""mediate positions 

50 OPENINGS 

• Wershouee 

•Qanaral Lstxx 

• Assembly 

LMXHi'Vdicmymmnd 

CM immedlelsV 932-5834 

W C j 1 iiuisuajr, JUIIC I.-t, 

EMPLOYMENT 

500 Halp Wantad ~ 500~Halp Wantad 500 Ha>p Wantad 500 Help Wonted 500 Help Wanted 500 Halp Wanted 

INSURANCE CLAIMS PROCESSOR I A D C T H H A V I LAWN MAINTENANCE FOREMAN LIFEGUARD tor prtvete outdoor MACHINE SCRAPER KANOS M A I N T F N A N C . F 

j o b s t o d a y ! 

S S S S S s s ^ L "' , l reeding experience re- 

ouired full tima 87-88 par hr with 

Benefits To schedule an Interview, 

call 425-1080 

INSPECTOR 

Estsblisned menufecturer needs In- 

»c«clo< experienced m gaga c*»- 

Dfstion 8 quality control Naad basic 

compute skds immsdists opening 


insurance - E*p«r»»oc®d 

AGENCY - COMMERCIAL 

or PERSONAL LINES 

CSR sor PRODUCERS 

COMPANY PAID FEES 

Ann Bell Personnel 

30600 Teiegreph Rd., Suite 2375 

B«ngham Far—is, Mi 49025 

Since 1975 540-3355 

INSURANCE - Fun tima Assistant 

Personal Linaa CSR naadad tor 

Livonia agency Insurance experi- 

ence and good typing soma ra- 

wed Sand resume to P O Box 

9226 Livonia Mi 48151 

INSURANCE Personal Lines CSR. 

Opening fo> Customer Service Ree 

m NW" suburb agency Mual heve 

?»pw«nce Good ooeo-lunrty tor 

advancement Benefits & salary 

open Call 4am-2pm 353-9192 

INSURANCE- Troy area aoency 

-•eeds Pe-sonal Lines CSR Soma 

mauranca - Experienced Onfy 

AGENCY POSITIONS 

Commercial 1 Personal Linss 

CSR's-Msrkstmg-Ctoims-ftsters 

CONCORD PERSONNEL 

19500 MlOdtobell Rd 

478-2200 

All Fees Company Paid 

INTERVIEWERS 

Dynamic Marketing Heasarcft 

Firm la seeking molrvated 

pan-time telephone inter- 

viewers tor a* shifts 

(DAYS. EVENINGS 8 WEEKENOSI 

Quekflestlons are Excekent Phone 

S*«s. Computer and or Typing 

Skias ideal tor homemsksrs. stu- 

dents, retirees ttioss re-entering 

the |oe market 

NO SALES INVOLVED 

Cam Sandy 10em-4pm 827-4021 

Janitorial 

SUPERVISOR 

One ol Michigan s largest lamtorlM 

contractors cs seeking supervisor 

wtth 5 yrs txjadlng mamtanance ex- 

perience Must hove rwiabie trans- 

portation Pan-time evenings. 87-89 

par fit Send resums to 

Suparvteor - OE 

P O 8o» 49021 

Oak Park. Ml 48237 

JANIT RE SS/JANITOR 

Fun time position to perform claan- 

mg duties at apartment community 

m Southfield Abdfty to uss deerong 

supplies 4 equipment Fu* benefits 

Cal 9am-5pm 842-2500 

JEWELRY STORE looking tor nice, 

sman person, minimum of 16 yeer* 

of age Part-time Sterling Heights 

area 795-4200 

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE 

personnel needed for immedlala 

positions Experience necessary 

Appfy at 12711 Farmington Rd 

Uvonia, 9-5 427-4350 

LANDSCAPE SERVICES 

mamtananca, landscaping, 

lawn fertnomg Appttcators certtflcs- 

NSURANCE - Well established 

uvoma P 8 C agency nas opening 

•ot personal lines customer service 

rep 2 vears experience Oeeved wtth 

home auto 8 other personal lines 

coverage 474-5859 

INTERLOCKING BRICK PAVER 

INSTALLERS and LABORERS 

274-6315 

•NVENTORY 

Auto Parts inventory Person needed 

tor physical inventory of Ford parts 

Computer literate highfy organized. 

•espv>nsitiie and sole to work wttti- 

out supervision Kensington Motors 

Calf 437-4183 

LARGE PARTY FLORIST seeks de- 

signer minimum 3 yrs experience, 

send confidential resume Silk and 

Morgan. 2338 CooUdge. Berkley. Ml 

480*2 

DESIGN - for the beat Hortw in Do- 

Iron Mmlmum 3 yrs experience 

Freeh silk 8 dried Confidential re- 

sume to Blossoms 2338 CooUdge. 

Berkley, Ml 48072 

DESIGN mstsnt catography comput- 

er mvrtationa. alao invitation sataa 

Sand reeume lo Party Blossoms 

2338 Cooltdge. Berkley Ml 49072 

JOBS TODAY! 

Large National Corpora- 

tion needs warehouse t>e«p 

Long term All shifts open 


9433 Haggerty. Ptymouth Ml 

JUNE OPENINGS 

37 immediate poemons open Fun 

time/pen time summer, can work 

Into fa* M 50 starting pay 10 week 

work program now available No ex- 

perience neceeaary wm tram 93 

high school grads welcome 

ROYAL OAK 557-5038 

LADIES APPAREL 

MANUFACTURER 

NEEDS MATURE PERSON 

FOR PRODUCTION WORK 

SEWING SKILLS HELPFUL 

CALL MON -FRI 2-5PM 

261-9033 

LAB TECHNICIAN 8 plant worker 

wanted in manufacturing plant 

Please send reeume to Personnel. 

14707 Keel St Plymouth,*»• 48170 

CANOSCAPE DRrVER 

CDL Class B 

Can 8 30em-4 30pm 

851-4063 

LANDSCAPE 8 ORASS CUTTERS 

Exper«ence preferred 

Must have cam car 499-3010 

LANDSCAPE LABORERS 

Cart Moo-Frl, 2-3pm 

353-3166 


LANDSCAPING 

Weetside company haa immediate 

openings tor lawn mamtananca, 

landscapng 8 irrigation laborers 

Call Mon thru Fri, 10-4pm 595-3886 

LATHE OPERATOR 

For manual machine, Ptymouth 

appointment 

area Days Gad for an 

#53-4865 

LATHE OPERATOR 

Minimum 5 years experience r»- 

Quired Full time, benefits Apply at 

613 Manufacturers Dr.. Westland 

Cherry H» 8 Newburgh. 

LAUNDRY 

WORKING SUPERVISOR 

EXPERIENCED 

261-5300 

3 mT-5M" 

LAWN MAINTENANCE tor Farmtng- 

ton HWa/Weat BloomftaM areas. Ex 

trlmmng 8 edging Tony 479-3062 

LAYOUT'DESIGNER 

Minimum 3 yrs experience m plastic 

Infection motda AutoCad experi- 

ence a plua 694-54 19 

LEASING AGENT NEEDED 

For temporary Sunday poaltlon 

Alao be available to Ml tn Mon - Frt... 

4-7 PM and Saturday*. 10-4 * 

needed Ptoaee can 348-9616 

LEASING AGENT NEEDED - Part 

time m the DeSe.Ts,'Canton area 

Pnmarey weekends Ptoaaa contact 

Mary at. 997-4343 

LEASING CONSULTANT 

Immediate opening lor 

consult ant 1 Onfy the energetic out- 

going and highly motivated. w*» 

know how lo doee. need apply 

Weekends a must Fu» and pan- 

time poemona available EOE 

Fax reeumea to 353-8833 or sand 

10: 

LEASING 

28250 FrankNn Road 

Southfield. Ml 49034 

LIGHT INDUSTRIAL 

Radford and Dearborn companies 

need rehatue people. Recent experi- 

ence on a dock or factory tor long 

term positions Cad Lois 357-0649 

Urwlorce Temporary Services 

light industrial 

HIL0 

DRIVERS 

Entry level K>tx wfth sutomotN* 

supplier m Sterling Hatghts. 

Afternoon and midnight shifts 

Long-term wtth poasliiH y ol perma- 

nent HHo experience preferred, 

immediate openings Muat ba rat- 

able and hava dependable transpor- 

tstkjn Call today 

726-9705 

KELLY 

Mtftte «xp«n«nc« WMMng to work 

478-41H Aa* 1 or Pran 

LEASING AGENTS 

Tour corporals clientele a1 area 

apsrlmer-t communlrtles for prem- 

iere apartment locator service $ 19K 

including car allowance + Incan- 

tlves - fun beneftf package Send ' 

resume Four Star Network 29260 

Franklin Rd . Sunte 129. Southfield 

Ml 48034 

SERVICES 

Equal Opportunity Employer 

Mr'F/O/V 

LEASING CONSULTANT 

full time tor large luxury communi- 

ty Send reeume to Par* Place 

Apts 43001 Northville Place Dr 

Northville. Ml 48167 

MACHINE 

OPERATORS 

S6 PER HOUR TO START 

Immediate openings for production 

machine operators Must have 

knowledge of micrometers, muat be 

flexible wtth shift Fufl time Farm- 

ington HMs location Can 476-7212 

quired. WSl 

Frt.. 1pi 

LIGHT INDUSTRIAL 

Fi* time factory poaflone a. enable. 

Weetland ara*. 

idaai for homamakar* 

STAFFING SPECIALISTS 

673-3220 

LIGHT MECHANICAL wfth sons 

spray pamt experience, to wor* on 

trucks and heavy machinery wa 

tram It you have aoma experlende 

Plymouth Ca* Gordon 459-3063 

LOAN OFFICER 

ft you ar* an experienced loan oM- 

cer with an eetabaefted ree«ar-caerv 

tele. seeking employment wtth a 

winning team at selected loan offi- 

cer*. than you want lo cal ma today 

I hava a mortgage companaadon 

package that you r* going to love 

wtth a mortgage company mat M dy- 

namite Larry. 1 (800) 569-0938 

LOVE PLANTS? Dependable, wen 

groomed parson wtth good commu- 

nication skins needed to care tor *ve 

plents In commancal buildings 

Must have reliable car 8 want to 

work 3 day*/** Can 459-9397 

MACHINE OPERATOR 

Farmngton tool 8 die shop ha* en- 

try level poemon s-aaaCIs E D M 

experience deelred w* tram CM 

Cindy 7am-4pm 474-4220 

MACHINE OPERATORS 

Heeded tor first 8 second Mitft As- 

sembly Department Experience 

working m a plant pertorred Excel- 

lent benefits, overtime opportunity 

8 clean working environment 

85.75/per V Appfy m parson at 

interlock Corp, 1770 Maria SI-, 

west land S of Ford Rd.. 

between 1275 8 Htx Rd 

MACHINE REPAIR 

Experienced m aleelileal 8 hydraulic 

machme repairs. Top pay 6 bene- 

fits Overtime evatable 

MACHINING 

I '2/hr. Good opportunity, solid 

company, machining experience ra- 

quvad CNC lathe background pra- 

iarrad Pan time on midnight shift 

maybe eventual fu* Ume Juat oil i- 

275 S ol Michigan Ave. Send re- 

sume to: PT Machining. Box 496. 

Obaervar 8 Eccentric Newspapers 

36251 Schoolcraft Rd 

Uvonia Ml 48150 

Groundskeeper. light bunding cars 

halls, pool, exterior upkeep. Muet 

have experience wtth minor me- 

chanical aptitude for lawn/snow 

equipment cars A couple oftored 

salary, wfth apartment m senior unft 

complex . No pets' 

Reply lo Box =284 

Obeerver 8 Eccentric Newspaper* 


Livonia Ml 48150 

MAINTENANCE/CONSTRUCTION 

Larga Troy commercial oftca com- 

plex need* assistant superintendent 

w/experlence m bunding mamta- 

nanca 8 tenant remodeling. Knowl- 

edge of HV AC a plua Sand rsauma 

P 0 Box 70. Southfield Ml 49037 

MACHINE SHOP 

Fu* dm* steady work available m 

Farmmgton HMa area, machme op- 

erator*. day shift soma overtime, 

soma experience help** CM Mon 

thru Wed Between 9-3 473-9305 

MACHINIST 

Experienced on M« and Lathe to 

mak* aluminum and plastic detatfa 

(Vowing company, kit time wfth to* 

Benefits Poly Flax 19990 W 8 MM. 

Southfield at Evergreen 

MACHINIST 

Experienced on mMs 8 lathe* Sur- 

face grtndmg. O D gilndkig 8 CNC 

programming M pkjaea CM 9am- 

9pm mdudkig Sat 533-8126 

MACINTOSH TYPESETTERS 

Part Qme. 50 wpm 8 up Entry level 

inidisghts Apply In paraon or aand 

rsauma to Artene or Bob. 33523 W 

6 mta. Sto C, Uvonia. Ml 49152 

MAIDS INTERNATIONAL 

The festsel jiowing maid sai line m 

Michigan m now accepting applica- 

tions tor a tow dependable people 

UNLIMITED PAY POTENTIAL Drtve 

time included plus we fumlah the 

new auto MedKef benefits PMd 

holiday*/vacations Advancement 

opportunities. 473-9300 

MAINTENANCE (M around) tor mo- 

D*e home park Wagaa commen- 

surate wtth experience 8 abUfty 

Apply In person 9am-4pm, Mon - 

Frt, 22600 Middiebeft Rd , Farmmg- 

ton HMs (N. of 9 Mta). 

MAINTENANCE/GROUNDS PER- 

SON. wanted for beautiful Weetland 

apt. complex. Ptoaaa apply m par- 

son at Wlkow Creak Apts Haw- 

Burgh Rd S, of Ford Rd Mon thru 

Fn No phone* cata ptoaaa 


MAINTENANCE HELP needed tor 

Westland apt community Wage 

plus health, CM Mon thru Fri 

459-6900 

MAINTENANCE 

PERSON 

Preaaaa. machine tools, good diag- 

nostic ability Experienced m ma- 

chine electrics-numerics Good 

wages 8 benefits QUALIFIED ONLY 

PLLASE Send reeume to: P 0 Box 

811. Taylor, Ml , 48180 

313-946-2930 

WANTED 

State wide management firm, ha* 

position* available for mufti lamlly 

unit apartment complex Eiujert- 

enced onfy need apply Send 

reeumas to: P.O. Box 306. Soutti- 

Md. Ml 49037-0306 

MANAGER - OFFICE/WAREHOUSE 

SmM eggreaafva far N W suburban 

industrial distributor seeking key 

employee to work 8 manage M fac- 

ets of operitHfl Degree In menaga- 

ment experience deelred with back- 

ground ri aNpping'raoefvtng. com- 

ponent assembly. Inventory control, 

purcheamg. sale* desk 8 counter 

sale* pertorred Sand reeume to 

PO Box 721525. Berkley. Ml 49072 

MAINTENANCE MECHANIC 

Stable property management com- 

pany deelree maintenance person 

tor upscale atMrtments m Royal Oak 

and Troy Muat possess good 

hands-on plumping, electrical and 

mechanical experience and be de- 

pendable Excetarrt benefits pec* 

sge end competitive salary Drug 

screening required To eppfy CM 

I-9oo-PHONAPP x716 

wf*h m an automated application 

service end anewer questions You 

may appfy 24 horn a day/7 days a 

week Must appfy by June 27th 

MAINTENANCE PERSON 

lor large apartment community In 

Southfield 2 years documented ex- 

perience tools Musi »ve on site 

Excatant wegs and benefit peck- 

age 356-9029 


needed to* time Ptoaaa appfy at 

16500 North Perk Dr . Southfield. 

Ml .49075 

MAINTENANCE POSITION - for apt 

community In Westland Full lime 

benefits available Experienced pre- 

ferred 422-5411 


Pari tima tor reeidentiai beeed ser- 

vice company to perform preventive 

maintenance home 8 of»c* rape* 

Experience required Send reeume 

PO Box 530306 Irvoni*. Ml 48135 

MAINTENANCE Person needed 

PART-TIME for apartment complex 

in Plymouth Must hava basic knowl- 

edge of plumbing, electrical 8 

prepptng vacancies Mu*t be a hard 

worker I able 10 work flexible day* 

8 some weekends 353-9010 


Looking lor sett-motrveted wUBng to 

learn person to do hotel Ugh! main- 

tenance Appfy In person Comfort 

Inn, 29235 Buckingham Or. Uvonia. 


MAINTENANCE PERSON - experi- 

ence necessary for produce market 

Must have knowledge of Hoc* care, 

waxing and stripping $7 00 per 

hour Apply at 32906 Mxjdtobeft 

Rd at 14 Mil*. Farmington Hills 

(Apply Mon -Fri I0am-2pml 

Westland 

apt maintenance experience 8 

good references Excellent wage 8 

benefit package, appfy m person at 

The Crossings st Canton 8375 

Honeytree B»vd 

MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR 

Fu* time position to supervlee 

apartment community m Southfield. 

Good mamtananca organization 8 

communication skills necessary 

On-can schedule Fu* benefits pkia 

apartment CM 9em-5pm 842-2500 

MANAGER 

Temporary Help Company Experi- 

ence m sales 8 operations for simm- 

er or related 1»rm 737-5960 


MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR 

M*|o> refuge corporation m tha Os- 

per Visor tor sftomoon sfUfl 

tad app«can«e sho«*J * 

• HydrauBc 8 Otoaal Experience 

• Strong Communication 

8 Administrative 8k«a 

.Prior Ftoel Maintenance 

Super, felon Experience 

We oftor excetant compensation 8 

benefits package Ptoeae send re- 

eume 8 salary requirements m con- 

fidence to Personnel. 5400 Coge- 

wMRd. Wayne Ml 49184. 

An Equal Opportunity Empkryer 

MAINTENANCE PERSON - part 

apartment community In Rochester 

HMa CM 375-2500 

MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN 

needed tor large Fermlnglon apart- 

ment comrT**iHy Looking tor *n ex- 

perienced. neat, cleen 8 hardwork- 

ing incftvlduaf lo )om our ton 

Apply in person at: Orsksahlrs Apts 

at Grand RMer 8 Drake Rd 

MALY S BEAUTY SUPPLY • seek- 

ing reBabia men or sioman tor Part 

Time poemon In the warshouss $6/ 

fw Accepting appacationa Mon-Fn. 

9-3 30975 W 8 Mile Rd . Uvcmto. 

MANAGEMENT - EXPERIENCED 

lor home Improvement company m 

Dearborn Heights High commis- 

sions. weakly base plus bonuee* 

Seeking Canvaas Manager 

Aak for Mr Valley 278-9230 

MANAGER TRAINEE S 

MARTY WALKER, INC 

has mmediale opening for Manager 

Trainee's m tha Uvoma 8 Ann Arbor 

araa Ptoeae send resume In confi- 

dence to Marty Walker. 29721 

Plymouth Rd Lrvonl* Ml 48150 

Attention Krtety Foley 

MANAGER WANTED to manage 

amM apt complex m Birmingham 

Llghl mamtananca Sand reeume to 

TAG. 4000 Town Cantor. Ste 190. 

Southfield. Ml 49075 356-2900 

MANUFACTURING 

COMPANY 

needs person wfth the loaowlng ex- 

perience use of machine tools. 

Tuba Prototype 8 Set-up. Tool 8 Die 

Maintenance QUALIFIED ONLY 

PLEASE Fu* or part-time Retirees 

welcome Oood wage* 8 benefits 

P O Box 811. Tay- 

MAINTENANCE PERSON MARCO S-P1ZZA_ I METAL Oil 

_ 

Musi fiave previous 4S49C dttdpSned 

cash nightly Apply m psrson 45490 

Ford Fid (al Canton Center Rd ) 

Marketing Trainee 

Local office of a national 

organization needs a few 

good people, willing to 

work hard and be trained, 

GUARANTEED $25,000 

first year Income 

Call Sheila Clink. 356-7111 


500 Haip Wanted 


sad to 

M 10 poemona by July 15 if rou r* 

no* making 8900 per snak . CALL 

NOW Uvonia .471-13" 

Ann Arbor 995-0835 


MANICURIST 

SALARIED 

order daM beauty supply Fg* 

Its 5 day week Uvonia are*. 

Fee peld by employer 

Employment Center 599-1836 

MERCHANDISERS 

7-Deven Is Currently remodefig 

their convenMnos stores We are 

looking tor hard working In HMduato 

10 suet with me " 

rsfe*dtog 12 ft. hydreudc shew Second 

•NR. eicMMit pay 8 ktnges with 

uveitliiia opportuntttoe. Apply m 

CONTRACTORS STEEL COMPANY 

(New Levan| Uvonia 

PRINTER WANTED: A B Die* 390 

Operates Fuk-Tlma MuM be de 

pendabto Apply m Person 

Kwa Print Plus 33135 Ford Rd 

Garden (Sty 

PRINTING 

Customer Service/High Speed Cop- 

Mr Do you have M laaM 2 yrs. prim- 

ing experience? Can you keep amk- 

Jng stoke working M * toM paced en- 

vironment? If eo . o 

mt pay 

442-08 

'-0900 

PRINTING 

Uvonto print ahop In need of herd 

working person *4th some expert- 

parts hM opening tor pkraon experi- 

enced In Quality Control or Quadty 

Assurance wtto S P C tr*mmg Pre- 

PROFESSIONAL 

TELEMARKETERS 

a 

CASH PAID 

WEEKLY! t0 poMdona MR CM Ai 

442-4975 

"PROJECT MANAGER 

background itoirl 

t poatoon. muM pos- 

neertng degree, or oartdlcalton 

Some ollloe experience helpful. 

muM have good computor 9 math 

skids Benefits, peld vscanon 9 hod- 

day* salary commenaurato skth ex- 

perience CM Mon thru Wed 9-3 

473-9309 Or send raei«ne with sal- 

ary requirements U 

Dept. 30057 W. 8 Mia, Uvonto. 

49152 

RECEPTIONIST 

eMctont peopia . 

tor OPTOMETRY o n c t 

RESIDENT MANAGER • 

COUPLE 

Couple lo menage 40 unit epert- 

ment commimlty m suburtje -eas- 

ing ctoemng and mmor mainte- 

nance required ftoabend may have 

othM joe Salary, i bedioom epert- 

ment. utattoe provided 

CM 9-11AM. Mon-Frt 

352-3600 

RETAIL PROMOTIONS 

MuM be outgoing. MtiacUva. 9 work 

wM with tha pupae no sadtog. per- 

manent poMtloie. 20-28 lut /sedt. 

QUALITY PERSCMÊL 

CMM PROGRAMMERS 

O P E R A T O R 

LAYOUT TECHNICIANS 

i dynamic toedw m%e Bald of pre- 

dtmenetonM meeeurt 

paopto to • ops 

by rapid growth We 

ka* euppkM to toa "Big Ttw«e " peak 

vidtog turn key system. y 7 

• View Programmers 

• DEA Proora*mers 

• ASOC Certified 

are preferred, tut not nec- 

eeaary. COmiyntve pay 

and salary rjyuirementt 

GKS InapectKxTSjjjatce* 

37100 Plymouth Kbed 

Uvonia, MrtSlSO 

Attn. PerOenne! Dept. 

(No phone caOs pleaae). 

RAM ADA Kn 18 HiFONQ 

FOR THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS 

FOOO 8 BEVERAGE DWeCTOR 

REAL EST ATE SALES 

825.000 >ii I'liil IHIMI are- 

gram 9d—awa *aa m a a i i 

nw l e iuwi i ' •••••! ^ • w 

Pw Sonne ONtoe 

323 E Grand RNar Ave 

No phone 

porkmayl 

ee ara an EtodOp- 

RECEPTIONIST/SUPERVISOR 

SALES TYPIST 

MAdfTENANCE (PART-TIME) 

WAITSTAFF/PART-TIME 

BUSSER PART TIME 

FarmmgtSr^ 477-1999 sUZ&S&Z* DT KM. HM NO phone m Mali o 

8270 Wickham Rd 

RomUu* Ml 49174 

REAL ESTATE 

CAREER 

AMBfTlOUS? CONSCIENTIOUS' 

WE WANT YOU!! 

Wa ea tram you and start you on 

long torm. Mgh Income career 

CMlERCRAOER 


261-0700 

head n«ury tacdNy has opamtnga lor 

people with mtoraM to toenan ser- 

vices Experience and/or eduction 

fcPO Bo* 

pi storied 

530309. U 

UvonS* Ml 49153 

RESIDENT MANAGER - lor 150 unit 

oaaytok m « 

Ma. Experience 

RETAIL 

nepers 8 A.seMIMili 

Mich. OMo. BBnoto- 

825-860K ROTH YOUNG 

SECRET ARY-WUJNG CLERK 

strong 

ol WortJPartocL 

good uigMilie 

and be uudMiiM eeritce orl- 

eniad- Pleaae eend -raaiena to: Nee 

Dlractiona Cantor 

SECURITY 

PUBLIC RELATION OFFICERS 

mvneekete ka/pan tima poamona 

* ekaCH on M shifts m the speclM 

oad llald of hoapftato 8 mduatrlM 

security locatod m the Oakland 9 

up to 89Av with cowtoany 

package Apply Mon thru 

Frt 8.30 am - 3 30 pm M 

NATIONWIDE SECURITY 

23900 W 10 Mda 

356-0600 

ThM 

feto£ 

ComSpec. 30*00 Telegraph. S 

2775 Bingham Farm* Ml 49025 

Fax (3131947-9B91 

SECURITY 

PROFESSIONALS 

Ptokerton* Inc.. toa largaM wul tl t 

et 221*0 WeM*MBe 

Pken Ho9oe OMoa Park 

19 LMMer 

An E O E 

Tetogrephl 

OuuCMMd 

SERVICE 

COORDINATOR 

Large kmrtoue apartment commu- 

nity In Fermtogton Hflto isMiJig * 

herd eorktog. eiMtfelk.. organtoad 

mavlduM to work to our Servtoa Da- 

CTr-**: 

SERVICE COORDatATOfl 

Mesas a tor growing Uvemto compa- 

ny Pi uHaMniiM phone voice a 

mat Non-emokmg environment 

Pliill cad: 313-522-7191 

or 2*400 Van Dyke 

- 751-2014 

Mtoortly/Famtoa 'HendtcappedTYM 

SHIPPING 8 RECEIVING 

acturar seeks 

ItoStoppmg. 

532-2530 

Racewmg 9 other light 

duttoa H a a cM JaM 

Thia Claaalfication 

Contlnuod on 

Paga 2G. 

110 Houaadooning 

AFFOftOASLE PERSOWAL1ZED 

ftouaecleanmg PtoleesionM, rad- 

Ible. 8 thorough Uvonto. NortfrvlBe, 

tymouth,/Canton. 456-4547 

APARTMENT 8 

HOUSE CLEANING 

Experienced sdcJt 810/hr 

Shed* 313-824-2997 

DIANA CLEANING SERVICE 

PralflpnM houeeclaanlng with ex- 

perience Good latoi'Micee. Bonded 

V3% ofl with ad CM Otona 941-7329 

HARDWORKING experienced, very 

dependable cieemng paraon looking 

If weMfy or Dt-weekfy wor* Ptym- 

Carrtom tntos • 

Home & fciiYicc GUIDC 

4 PM. TUESDAY F0« THURSDAY EDTTION / 4 PM. FMDAV FOR MONDAY HXTION 

TO PUICC YOUR AD CALL 

HOUSE-KE-TEER 

CLEANING SERVICE 

protoaMonM. bonded 

8 meured teeme ready lo 

clean your home or buet- 

oees Gift certMcatoa avad- 

abto 85 00 off wfth thia ad 

lor VM Ume cedars 

582-4445 

HOUSE 8 OFFICE CLEANING 

na*tonable 'Stoe • ftotoiancM 

Call Paula: 340-9279 

BI-MONTHLY HOUSEKEEPING 

689-2985 

MAID MY DAY 

1 tat rM* 479-3377 

129 Landacaplng 

AAAA BEAUTIFUL YARD INC 

PLEASE HELP US 

THRU COLLEGE -SOD 

SHRUBS TRIMMED 8 REMOVED 

Weeding. Lawns Cut. Cleen Up. Etc 

CMpa/Bark • SWmae/Lav* • Sod 

»DEPENDABLE• 

m* • RM • Wayne/OMMnd 

Faoar fl 16-2446. M1-87.1I 

ADMIRE YOUR YARO 

^_see new 8 ranee Mndec . 

todclmg 8 seeding Shnjbe 8 Tn 

Ipttokton 

es UndM ground 

8 serviced Tim- 

er Wor*. Trenchmg. Downepout 8 

ksep Pwnp burtol nramage proo- 

lam aoMng Beckhoe work tractor 

work^p«e puMng trucking - BIG 

t*OKER SERVICES 474-9914 

QUALITY SINCE 1949 

*AM ATTRACTIVE OUTDOOR* 

SMffAONMENT FOR YOUR HOME 

Ba* a RRi DaMgn 8 Service haa 20 

per lance Cre- 

9 

— i*|l • -a" 

Ing j.sieme • p 

k«#h-r-nca 

brick 8 I 

ratammg • 

, ^ UCIM8 

DESIGN B SERVICe 

Angoio's Supplies 

k Tap do* - 40to Beg M 

* n * Band - «0*i bag9*« 

dPtMLCaaMMutMvdtorSend 

Moines keM Hato OneMi too- 

l

Sf * OAE Thursday, June 24, 1993 

-J 

-J a 

\t 

BIG ENOUGH TO DEAL Small Enough to care 

'©3 T E M P O 2 DR. 

IJL. 5 ipwd Mr. Igftl grot*). »• 

frcatarôowar and mora 

W M $10.442 • SAVE $2260 

' • 3 E S C O R T 

•o nam 

#4033 

W m $11,026 • SAVE $2029 

'93 ESCORT LX WAGON 

1 9L_ automate. air pa mm 

fla* cxli. Mgon group and mora Demo 

s» rtiw 

W M $12,896 • SAVE S3380 

*03 P R O B E 

2 0L. 5 apaafl. ap.td control, aa caawlM. 

IS" caal ttumnum artiaata. da*ualai (M 

con* group ft mora S» #4113. 

W M $15,470 • SAVE $2263 

'93 T-BIRD LX 2 DR. 

3JL EF1. VB. aulotnaBc vanamtaaton. 

nayiaat arwy. 1S&A equipment 

pacfcaga » «4«1S 

W M $16,764 • SAVE S2100 

'•3 CROWN VICTORIA 

IX 4 door 4JL OHC VI. a ami ii o w M 

M M W nl* wi. ar w a r u group 

Mar torn pacfcaga. Mroatar. caaaasa. POMT cor. 

•atHanoa gmp aid mora 9ft M3M 

W M $19,565 • SAVE $4614 

'93 RANQER XLT 4 x 4 

3 0L. VB, mMwfc air. C M *nea«e. »pa«a 

oontrol. m «t>aaI pow cwrora. caaaana 

and mora 9ft #9008 

W M $18,070 • SAVE $2701 

*03 F 1 S O X L T 4 x 2 

5-OL. Vt. auto OP© ranarraaam. tpaaa oorftroi. 

mtr»»* m»iaila, atap Dumper (after Ma pecfcaga. 

AM FM atereo. caaaafta 9ft #4700 

W M $19,441 • SAVE $3672 

LEASE 

>209 

24 Mo." 

LEASE 

20 OOKPI LOR EPS IN STOCK!!! 

2 DqpRS 4 DOORS • XLT • EDDIE BAUER 

'S3 F350 XLT CREW CAB "DUALLY" 

r.9L. VI. ataomaftc trsnamteelon. caaaana. 

campar paefcaga power «n)omV»u on. 

erreo equipment pkt. 496A. XL trim. headiiner insulation 

atectromc stereo docK argent styled sta* wheels. 4 9L EF1 1-6 engine 

P23S7SRX15XL BSW all-season. 2 73 ratk) regu- 

per mo 24 MONTH LEASE per mo. 

OVER 500 CARS, TRUCKS & VANS IN STOCK! 

AWARD WINNING BELLEVILLE/CANTON 

? SERVICE DEPT. 

DAILY RENTAL CARS AVAILABLE 

AC HI EVA 

1993 MAXIMA GXE 

Stock #9803 

$ 16,995 

1990 MUSTANG GT 

5.0, Automatic 

$ 9997 

1986 CELEBRITY 

Loaded, Sharp! 

$ 299T 

1993 OLDS 88 R0YALE 

Loaded. 

$ 1 7 , 9 9 3 

1989 BUICK RIVIERA 

Loactad. 

$ 1 0 , 9 9 7 

WE WILL NOT 

BE UNDERSOLD 

9800 Belleville Rd. (Canton Center Rd.) 313-697-9161 

Mon. & Thurs. 9-9 • Tues., Wed. & Fri. 9-6 • Sat 9-3 

CUTLASS CIERA 

BUY 

'9953* 

BUY 

'3,1? $ 14,951* 

LEASE BUY 

•31? $ 15,369* 

LEASE BUY 

'329 *15,869* 

SAVE!!! 

apeed conftol an0 mora. 

MMftwaa 1.905 NOW s SAVE $3249 

21,476* 

• —• -'' —~ a aa t— i — —- - 

• miamrfc. te>r«am "• i 

» «at 1 aa M 'Wtttam remn ufW t Mr 

1 

SUPREME 

) J 

? ? 1993 HARDBODY 

1993 SENTRA 

$ 

1991 SUNBIRD 

SE CONVERTIBLE 

•9997' 

1990 T0R0NAD0 

Like naw! 

•11.997 

Stock #9869 

1991 FIREBIfiD 

QTA Like new! 

$ 13,997 

1988 MUSTANG 

5.0, Automatic 

$ 

1989 SUNBtRO 

CONVERTIBLE 

$ 8997* 

1990 LUMINA 

Loaded 

JS157 

2 Door, Stock #9926 

A-X-Z-B 

PLAN 

50 OTMtRSI 

|N STOCK! 

AT SIMILAR 

SAvmes 

HFIPQITARIBRS 

ri 

WARRANTY 

on all 

used cars

i 

Thursday, June 24,1993 (ME * * 10 

$ WHAT DO A, X and Z PLAN BUYERS WANT? $ 

THEY WANT MORE MONEY 

FOR THEIR 

TRADE-INS 

A Lot More Money 

AVIS FORD 

GIVES MORE 

FOR EVERY TRADE-IN! 

IN 1 H t 1st 5 MONTHS OF 1993 

OVER 550 

Iraded in their USED CARS and trucks at AVIS 

FORb. The reason continues to be that AVIS FORD 

gives more money on each and every trade in. 

S Have Your 

NEW 1993 ESCORT GT 

Stock #12687 

Was $13,744 

NEW 1993 TEMPO GL 

2 DOOR SEDAN 

ft 

FORD DIVISION, FORD MOTOR CREDIT 

AND AVIS FORD 

( 

PRESENTS... 

ZERO DOWN DAYS 

JUNE 3rd to JULY 2nd 

• No Down Payment! 

PLUS FORD CREDIT WILL PAY THE FIRST MONTHS 

PAYMENT and waive the security on all Escort and F-150 

24 month Red Carpet Leases. 

Retail; A. X & Z PLAN Leases are eligible. 

CALL US FOR DETAILS: f 

Was $12,242 IS W M $12,854 

Was $13,690 

Stock #10182 

Was $19,085 IS 

Stock #13402 

NEW 1993 PROBE 

Was $15,833 IS 

NEW 1993 TEMPO GL 

4 DOOR SEDAN 

v . 

Stock #11962 

Was $23,708 IS 

1993MUST AN GGT 

CONVERTIBLE! 

LARGE SELECTION OF '93 EXPLORERS! 

MEW 

SPECIAL PICKUP 

XL Mm. AM/FM •tacfronte tarao/ dock, argant 

My«ad MM wheeM 4 9 Mar BFI •ngtn* air 

oondMoning. argant raar alap Dumpar Slock 

#13431T 

$19,742 

FREE: TANK OF Avis FORD 

GAS 

with every new 

vehicle purchase 

from stock 

The Dealership With A Heart 

TELEGRAPH RD Justirth c* *2 V* LE RO SOU^h 

OPEN MON A THURS TIL 9 P M 355-7500 

NEW 1993 M50 

SUPERCAB PICKUP 

dwowia M M 

4 • CB Mna. 4 K 

i raar (Hp taiaa. < 

m Moc* #l4oa«T 

$ 16,600 

CALL 

1 -800-358-AVIS 

or

20* OAE Thursday, June 24, 1993 _j 

M EMPLOYMENT 

500 MpWanted 500 Help Wanted 5of MpWanted 502 H^pWanted 502 Help Wented 502 M4pWanted 

SURETY LIFE - a member oI the TRUCK DRIVERS DentaMiedical Dentel-Medteel | Dental Medicet i| Dental Medicei 

^ T T o x cL.*T t £*B , *LO^t U 1I BUSINESS MANAGERS DENTAL £2^£!F A T K > T S "YOIENEST -Team oriented prac- 

Mmw. »TH861 $3o-$5o.ooo ou«-mJSSSL«-*•" 

tranaportallon 421-6SOO „,.-...,^,T, egement, Slafl Adminiatr*tlon, long Bwxllti eonuaaa. prom sliertng practloa m euburbe looking tor •»- Mw. rrmOtcl or Partial offlce oxpa- 

This Classification 

Continued from 

Page 7F. 

500 Hs4p Wanted 

SECURITY OFFICERS needed In ma 

Livonia 4 Ptymouth araaa Full-time 

Mual have o«m tr asportation, -OHO 

drivers Dcariaa 4 phone 'or more 

mtarmetlon ptaasa ca* Between 

9 30em-4 30pm. Mon-Frt 422-0179 

SHAMPOO PERSON 4 Maw Stylist 

wtth cAorilMs for Farminglon Plaza 

»aton AM tor Judy 477-3479 

SHIPPING CLEFW-Must Da s self- 

starter 4 dependable Soma IgM 

Iffling wa [ram 4 mual have an rye 

tor (Man Apply m Det*on 262 m W 

7 MM in Redford 

SHIPPING 4 RECEIVING CLERK/ 

TRUCK DRIVER 

Experienced Fu* tima 

Farmington Man araa 476-7572 

SHIPPING, RECEIVING CLERK 

lor * Quay hydraulic shop Good 

Day/benefits Apply m paraon 

11900 Meyfield Livonia fN of 

Ptymouth E ol Farmlngtonl 

TAXI CAB DRIVERS 

Must hava good driving record* 

waling to wor* suburben araa 

421-5600 

UNDERWRITER . 

Conventional FNMA/FHL»*; mort- 1 ng'Raaumato Ck 

ry Moot Harpar Aaaodataa 

SHIRT PRESSER 

Experienced or aiM tram 

Good pay Canton araa 

Can 397-3720 

SHOWER DOOR installer - Expert- 

anca praiarrad Qui win tram Ro- 

cheeter araa Can between 9am 4 

5pm 663-4040 

SMALL NON-PROFIT Organization 

need* Macimoah computer opera- 

tor lo coordinate newsteller pre** 

rataaaae 4 madia event* Muat «no» 

Pagamaker Full uma, benefit* Sal- 

ary commensurate wrth ability 

Send reeume lo OC/4. 4000 Crook* 

Rd. Ste. 204. Royal Oek. Ml 46073. 

Attn Media 

TELEFUNDRAISING 

Outstanding Opportunity 

Coma K*n our national IMsmorkot- 

Ing team Wa do tondraMInc tor re- 

spected non-profit organizations 

Wa naad mora people who Hke to 

succeed to tt>e tune ol 47-410 par 

rtouri We oftor 45 an hour baae •al- 

ary. plu* big bonne sol Convenient 

South Held location Telemarketing 

experience la necaaaary Hour* 

5 30pm-9 30pm Mon-Fn 9am-ipm 

every other Sat Pieeee can 

360-2362 oat* l l*m-7pm Mon- 

Fn . aak tor Jeenette 

REESE BROS, 

WE CARE 

TELEMARKETERS 

u u 

HELPI TELEMARKETERS NEEDED 

MONEY. MONEY, MONEY SOUND 

GOOD TO YOUI Are you an experi- 

enced operator looking to melte 

eaay monay. plu* Donueee with * Kjn 

company•> NO SALES INVOLVED 

Eva. shift available, must be able to 

•tart a* soon a* poaelbie Call ba- 

t-ineer-i 10-6pm lor par*onal Inter- 

vtaw Aak for Tina 513-4041 

SOCIAL DIRECTOR 

Dynamic individual -waded to direct 

*ooal activities at iatymouin 4 Lrvonia Accepting 

Contact 459-8644 

FULL TIME positions available lor 

machine minded, dependable indi- 

y buey practloa In Uvonia. Caa 

425-1225 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT 

Experienced, pan time, 12-5pm 

Canton lam*y practice X/S£^4 com- 

puter a plue. After 7pm -2668 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT - Expart- 

anced Part-time Muet know vene- 

puncture. x-ray. EKG Iniectlons etc 

Garden City office 261-5560 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT poaltlon 

open Uvonia area Some experi- 

ence required Ca* tor appointment 

Mon-Fn. 9-5 474-2288 

MEDICAL ASSISTANTS - needed to 

Wayne counttoa Fuil or part time 1 

yr experience minimum 41120 to 

41280 per month Caa Molly at 

Tempro Medical. ^-5594 


Orthopedic office m Garden City 

lookmg for an experienced enerêrt^ 

Good benefit* Sand reeume 

6255 muster Rd , Suite 103. Garden 


EXPERIENCED 

Dearborn Heights area 

565-7500 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT - for lu* time 

poemon, cardiology experience 

Southfield To set up an interview 

contact - 552-9659 

MEDICAL SILLER - 

TROY INTERNIST 

879-7730 

MEDICAL BM.LER 

buey orthopedic practice m Farm- 

mgton Medic computer system 

474-1790 

MEDICAL BILLERS 

Experienced DMsri needed lor tem- 

MEDICAL BILLER 

Experienced tor podiatry office m 

Southfield Good pay/benefits 

Graat working environment Ca* 

(Leave I Is*lag* I 865-2417 

or send reeume to: Foot Healthcare. 

18161 W 13 MM Rd , Suite E-3. 

Southfield. Ml 46076. 

MEDICAL BILLER 

internal medicine practice m N. W. 

aree looking tor experienced com- 

puter baler Ptoeae aand raManis 4 

handwritten cover letter to: 7766 

Bytklan Qr. Canton, Ml 48187 

Medical Lab Technologists 

(Afternoons) 

Metro Medical Group, a dMalon of 

diata opening tor *n on-ca* Medic el 

Lab TacfinotogHt The selected can- 

didate wM prtmertfy work at our 

Uvonia tocMty. but muat ba weang 

to rotate to other Metro Medic el 

Group came* 

AM app*cants muat poaeaM an Aa- 

sooetee of Ans/Soenoe degree 

pm* MLT (ASCP) certification One 

year of experience ie preferred 

to 

METRO MEDtCAL GROUP 

Human Resources Dept. 

1800 Tuxedo 

Detroit. Ml. 46206 

MEDICAL OFFICE AaaMtant lor solo 

internal m Detroit Medical Center 

Muet be tocueed. mature mdMduafc 

•clerical taaks required FuB-tkne/ 

hours dependant on patient A prac- 

tice requirement Salary commen- 

surate wfth experience 8 skMs 

Pleew sand raaume lo: Box 474 

Obeerver 4 Eccentric MeaMpapM-s 


UvonM Ml 461S0 

MEDICAL OFFICE 

New openings tor experienced med- 

ical - cardiology 4 derme- 

motogy cardiology A OME eeflk 

various locattona. great banafWa A 

perk si Caa Diana Danar. 932-1170 

Harpar AaeoOeSMjZ9670 MMMtiW 

* Ml 46334 

MEDICAL RSCEPTKJNIST 

computer pra- 

iarrad mquatoa A reeume to 24230 

t a n Bawl. SM 126. NoM Ml 46376. 

I A 

. Troy " 842-411 

MBM6u.wcem0MST 

NURSE AIDES 

M (MtaMWi m m - 48M 

NURSING 

UNLIMITED 

540-2360 

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST 

Ume. madtoM or dental offtoe s xpa 

skMs 6 good clerical required 46-86 

hour to start Uvonto. 471-7110 

MEDICAL RECEPTtONIST/Bator 

tor Ooutfiftefd madtoM office Knowl- 

edge of computer*, meurance. ap- 

pomtments. phone Fi* time Bene- 

fits Exceaent salary Caa after 4pm 

855-3612 

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST 

Part time ThM M your dream |ob! 

Flexible hours wfth terrMc people m 

a graat area Typing, computer, 

good appeerance. 4 telephone skMs 

a muat 646-9130 

MEDICAL SECRETARY Wantad tor 

Uvoma office Part or lu* Ume SkMa 

Including computer, typing, scfiedu- 

medical Pay start- 

hour Caa 837-6700 

tng and generM i 

Ing at 47 00 an ho 

MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONIST - 

part time help needed tor growing 

medaca company m Southfield 

PlissicaaQato 353-1156 

MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONIST 

Looking tor experienced tranacrtp- 

rtomei to work" at home hoepitai ex- 

perience a muet Need own equip- 

ment Send reeume by ma* onfy to 

"Tranecrtpdon". 1694 Hakreet Or 

Roctweter HMa, Ml 46306 

NURSE AIDES 

tf you are a CNA 

and would *ke to gr»e TLC 

In a LTC facility. 

ca* our A DON tor an appointment 

Fu* 4 part time available 

Charter HOUM of Fermmgton HIM 

Call Sue at 476-6300 

NURSES 

Accepting application* tor 3-11 and 

11-7 *mft» Join Peachwood inn and 

become * valued member of our 

team. Plaaiant, friendly atmoe- 

phere Competitive wagM BeneftU 

for loll lime Ca* Diane or Sue 

852-7600 

NURSING ASSISTANTS 

Weal Bloomfleld Nursing Center, 

near Maple 4 Drake, im immediate 

opening* on a* afiffts for experi- 

enced Certified Nursing Assistant* 

- 

field, between 9am-5pm Pnor rx*v 

mg home experience Is required 

PleaM contact Mrs Teffl lor more 

information at 861-1600 

OFFICE MANAQER/BILLER 

Northweet area urologists searching 

M. 

al for day-to-day operations 4 com- 

9 HMr 

UUiMUMJ uaatnj 

ence Send reeume 4 handwritten 

4TTB7 

OPHTHALMIC ASSISTANT 

For buey ophthamcMogists wfth offlc- 

M m Southfield 4 W Bloom field 

Need someone mature, reeponeibie. 

fu* time COA or some ophthalmic 

experience necessary Send reeume 

to Box B540 

Obeerver 4 Eccentric Newspaper! 

36251 Schoolcrsft Rd 


OPHTHALMIC TECHNICIAN 

COA. COT or COMT needed tar 

buey medicai surgical 4 refractive 

*urger> pracllce Experience a 

muat immediate fua or part time 

poeition available for enthusiastic 

hardworking candidate Muel be 

wtamg to Travel between W Btaom- 

fteid 4 Brighton offlCM Good Salary 

wtth optional benefit* Caa Unda 

OPTHALMlC TECH with excellent 

organizational skiM and leadership 

quaaty needed m test-growing op- 

ttialmology office COT experience 

preferred Wonderful salary 4 bene- 

fits Pisa** aand reeume 4 aalary re- 

quirements to Box 520 

Observer A Eccentric Newspapers 



ORAL SURGERY ASSISTANT 

Summer employment, experienced 

kfeel tar der 

hygiene student 

ORtHOOOWTTC Chairslde AsetsT 

ant. 4 day weak, experience deeir- 

abls PISMSnt personality and neat- 

n*n important Good working corv 

dmon* and benefits - m Clawson 

PleeMCa* 435-2000 

PART TIME RECEPTIONIST 

Good phone voice. Hght typing A 

computer *kMe required 

ovar 16 2-3 evening* weekly. 4pm- 

9pm - Sat Sam-5pm Uvonia 

After 2pm, call 349-6505 

PEDIATRIC NURSES 

•*"*t ProASe me moel rewarding kind ol 

heefth cere quality Pedtotnc Home 

Care m our buemeM. and the M(M- 

tacuon of both our nursM snd our 

patients is very important to ue 

We mvfte you lo wor* lor a compeny 

tht ceree about you No rate adjust- 

ment lor Medicaid caaM AJ ahfft* 

naMtil* Immedletefy In Ciearbom. 

MMotfl and other araaa. 

Darieai* Above average ratM Aak 

about our aign-on bonue 256-0710 

MCH SERVICES 

EOE JCAHO approved 

PEDIATRIC 

RN's & LPN's 

IMMEDIATE opening* for a* Mwfts m 

OMMikJ 6-WayiM t-uo 

DEMAND tar evening 

•Mfta m Berkley. LivonM A Weal- 

land No mldntgM or off *hM* re- 

quired Chooee your own caaea. eat 

your own acMdule No mm number 

of hr* or long dMtence travel re- 

quired Caa VISITING CARE Today* 

344-0234 

PHYSICAL THERAPY AJOE. Perma- 

nent part ana -oh 

B I «. nurang 

Momma*. Morv 

CE* 878-5098 

HOME HEALTH AIDES 

Experienced FULL 6 pert ttneM 

-ypmoAptlWe 

MfW Chiroorac- 

PHYSICAL 

THERAPISTS 

NeuorehablHtatlon 

•Bon InaOtuM of MKf 

unge al aa aubialM.. 

. the HeyerTy Center. 

O Leery Ph 0 ( M M 

(3 IS) 447-6976 ar aaM 

nacamoMSTywANT T M 

502 Help Wanted 

Dental HetHcal 

PSYCHOLOGICAL CUNKJ - M pree- 

entty aaaklng fua or part Ume mde- 

toed 

clientele Generous apat A flexible 

hoc** Pteaee ca*. 567-7100 

RADIOLOGIC 

TECHNOLOGIST 

Contingent poeitione available lo 

wor* M needed at our Uvoma. 

South Lyon 4 Novi locaoona lor Dl- 

agnoanc Radiologic TachnofogMt 

Muet be ARRT ragieiered or iegMliy 

inter Mted candidates should submit 

raaume A evaaabMtv to 

Ann Boer*oel. Coordinator - 

PROVIDENCE PARK 

47601 Grand River Ave 

Novi. Ml. 46374 

An EquM Opportunfty Employer 

RECE PTIONIS T /BILLER 

pert-time, tor Pedletrtca Practne. in 

N E Troy Experienced naceeeary 

Ca*. 313-669-1130 

RECEPTIONIST NEEDED to* time 

tor buey OS/QYN office m Bloom- 

lleld HMs OB/GYN experience pra- 

torred Cail Sue at 336-6921 

or FAX reeume 336-6934 

RECEPTIONIST 

CtortcM poeition for busy mtemM 

medicine practice Pan tima Some 

experience preferred Fermmgton 

HMa. Ca* 476-0860 

RN/LPN, CNA'S 

Needed immediately for hoe- 

pitai end nursing home Malt- 

ing Ca* 

Ruede Staffing Inc.. 283-2537 

RN OR LPN - needed for family 

practice center to provKJe patient 

triage and direct care including EKG 

and phlebotomy Previous ambula- 

tory care and or tnage experience 

preferred Send reeume to Ma* L 

MukherfM. Grace Family Practice. 

505 S Woodward, Royal Oak. Ml 

46067 


Dental Medteel 

SOCIAL WORKER 

32/ HOURS/WEEK 

An anti i aoOM worker needed 

tor e long-term care tecMy lo eg- 

aodM eervtoM needs of our dtonts 

Previous nuramg home 

ed Abfcty to 

exceaent rappon wfth clients, lamay 

and the community requved 

Exceaent iisgM Send i eaunis lo 

Dlreclor of SoclM Serwcee at 

BaM Wooda Contlnulna Cera Cen- 

tal 44401 1-94 Service Or . 

BeM^to. Ml 46111 


SECRETARY WANTED - OS/GYN 

Southfield office Ft* tima. typing. 

Iranacnptton. computer blMng re- 

quired Ca* 9-5pm 363-6910 

SOCIAL WORKER 

Seeking BSW wfth at Meat one year 

aocxal wor* experience m a long- 

term-cam aattmg Pl**n aand re- 

eume to the Executive Director at 

MiddMbeit Nursing Care Center 

14900 Middlebelt Rd Livonia. Ml 

46154 


RN. QA SUPERVISOR for home 

care agency m Brighton Excellent 

communication A home care TFCLM 

required Salary commeneurate wtth 

RN's 

All areas of practice 

Per Diem 4 Contract 

LPN's/CNA's 

'PatienFXtt end ants 

Moepltels/Home Care 

Uve In's 

HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS 

Southfield 357-7060 

Deerbom 563-0056 

Ann Arbor 747-6070 

RN'S/LPN'S WE NEED YOUI 

LPN'S eem up to $20,'hour 

RN'S earn up to 440/hour 

Home Care Staff Relief 

FAMILY HOME CARE 

(3131229-5683 (313) 455-5663 

DENTAL ASSISTANT 

14 MM A UvernoM 

CharsKto. fua-time. expert- 

mead, Oipandtbii. enthu- 

staattc. caring Would you like lo be 

part of s patient-centered practice 

that truly APPRECIATES SUlFF? 

260-0600. 855-0699 

Hssflsd to provide 

support lo staff, cuatomar sub- 

scriber* and subscribers Muat 

have s high school diploma Or 

equivalent wfth minimum of one 

yeer secretarial experience Muet 

alao have good computer and gram- 

mar skMs Back round m a mental 

health aattmg la preferred. The poei- 

tion la pen -time. 20 hoc** per week 

The tob location M m Southfield, 

Michigsn interacted IndhrtduaU 

should sand their reeume to 

Square Laka Corporation 

1750 S. Telegraph. s200 

1 HMs. Ml 

UTILIZATION 

REVIEW 

COORDINATOR 

The University ot Michigan 

Medical Center 

Seeking applicants lor an experi- 

ence Utilization riav1e» Coordinator 

to IM a KM-time poeitton wlthm the 

Depertment of Utitzatlon Review 

The poeition ofler* the opportunity 

lo wor* wlthm * progreeerve end eu- 

lometed Ut*tzatlon Review environ- 

ment DutMe include the collection 

and dissemination of medical infor- 

mation for the purpoeee of continu- 

ous quality improvement and third 

party suthortzatlon Previous experi- 

ence m Utilization fW.iew end Quea- 

ty Aaeurance I* preferred BSN or 

combmelion of education and expe- 

rience preferred 

Applicant* *houid *end two (2) cop- 

in* of their reeume lo 

THE UNIVERSITY 

Utilization rie.iew 

M* B Radio" 

UH-1B216 Box 0034 

1500 E Medical Center Dr 

Ann Arbor, Ml 48109/0034 

X-RAY TECHNICIAN 

--ftarn 

LMxtie medical office 

42 V1225 

X-RAY TECHNICIAN 

Part time or fu* time Memmogrem 

experience preferred Wayne eree 

326-5030 


Office-Clerical 

ACCOUNTING/CLERICAL 

Good knowledge of aacountlng 

principle* * muat Salary Commen- 

•urate with experience Exceaent 

benefit* Farrmnglon HIM Send ra- 

aume 10 Box 558 

Obeerver A Eccentric Newspaper* 



Muat have experience 

through financial Matament*. ac- 

count* payable end peyro* Knowl- 

edge of computerized accounting 

pacfcagM a muet Aaaodataa De- 

gree required Send reeume and 

salary metory to Box =550 

Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers 



Bloomfleld I 

Attn: T 

. Ml 46302 

Aft 

Aftn. Tammy Hetm 

i EquM OLUX" rumf T 

SECRETARY - larga oral surgery 

office afit to Ad- 

nametrelor. 1533 N Woodward Su 

250 

S£F-MOTTVATEO- 

mdmduM wMh superior nieOvemee- 

CM- anafyticM and communacatfve 

skMe needed tor mgh voamie. de- 

taH-onanted poemon tuocMaah* 

appacent wM have primary raepon- 

MbMty tor Chapter 13 Bankruptcy 

aionM challenge and opporturMy tor 

KEY DISC/KEY PUNCH 

Experienced date entry operator* 

Day 4 afternoon shift* fu*'pert 

time Mas Pe-r^ 561-5151 

LEGAL RECEPTIONIST,TYPtST 

SouThftold Town Canter law office 

Phone enswenng WordPortect ex- 

perience. 1-2 rears legal experience 

preferred Call joAnne. 356-4545 

524-3100 524-3115 

201 W Big Beever Rd =310 

Troy Ml 49064 

Vacation and 

LEGAL 

OCCnCTA 

Oui reputation tor mtegrity 

has opened [tie door* to many of 

the best lew firm* m the arM 

For permanent and tempor 

son for buying department Strong 

math 4 communication skllU re- 

quired PleaM send resume with 

salary requirement* lo 

Personnel Department. 

36200 AmrheW. Lrvonia. Ml 48150 

Nov* Ml 46378 

CLERICAL ASSISTANT 

CUSTOMER SERVICE immediate 

opening dels entry WordPerfect 

Lotus. 20-25 hrs Send reeume only 

Blossoms Berkley 2338 CooUdge. 

Berkley . Mi 40072 

BOOKKEEPER 

Birmingham arM CPA firm aeekmg 

internal Bookkeeper wfth e mini- 

mum 5 year* experience Poeition 

alao r«qmrM secretarial skMs and a 

professional phone manner Com- 

puter experience required and 

knowledge of Solomon preierred 

Exceaent compensation lor quaklled 

individual Fleeporwd m confidence 

including aalary »equiromenta lo 

BOX 538 

Obeerver 4 Eccentric Newspapers 

36251 Schoolcraft F*d 



ASSISTANT 

We are a large local accounting firm 

looking lor an experienced edmmi*- 

trattve asaietant with a minimum of 2 

years experience The queHfted can- 

- TLlfl_f_ r.L'IT 1HJ8 ^mm»mu| i• 11 

JtCSTH ' ' '• S» 11 •• 

Perfect 5 1. Lotus 1-2-3 4 excep- 

tions/ organizational skMs Prior ac- 

counting Urm experience a heiplul 

=tease send rsMjmst 10 Box 562 


36251 Schoolcrsft Rd 

LIvoma Ml 46150 


ASSISTANT 

Birmingham ReM Estate Develop- 

ment firm oftors chaaengmg oppor- 

tunity for experienced mdhnduM 

with strong edmintstrative skMs and 

JM Miaranoa io acmryt VW 

tam sxceaant WordPartoct and dic- 

taphone tkMs Strong organization- 

al aptitude and attention lo data* a 

muel Growth potential with Proper- 

ty Manager responsibaitiM Salary 

starting al 430K with benefits Send 

•esume *tetmg profaasionM goeM 

snd aveaeble commencement dale 

lo M* Baker 250 Martin St Sle 

201 Birmingham. Ml 48009-3363 

ADVERTISING SECRETARY 

National ediartiemg egency needa 

experienced WP 5 1 cendKlatM 

Top pay Ca* Sharon 357-0037 

Unlforce Tamporery Servtcae 

ADVISORS 

Phone operator* Heevy dela entry 

customer contact Exceaent fringe 

medKM beneftl* FiM 4 pert-time 

rvemngs 4 weekend* Vou muel 

have exceaent exjatomer 

*k«* W« tram the 

rem the nght people 

. 4?8rZ3& 

AUTO DEALER NEEDS fu* ume ex- 

perienced utarfy pemon with deeMr- 

mc beckground for generM office 

including tlimg. cashier switch- 

ooerd elc We ere eleo looking lor 

rantM egenta SeverM locetiona 

maior benefits Apply McDonald 

Ford 550 W 7 MM Rd NorthviBe 

or send i Mi.me to Po Box 530962 

Lrvome 44153-09S2 

AUTO DEALER needs naw ear Bator 

experience preferred Exceaenl 

oenefn* Apply wethwi Star* Hlcaey 

Weet 24760 Weal 7 MM Detroit 

M. Or l» 

AUTO DCAlERSHIP 

acanmc H* awitc* 

earner Expert 

Apply m pereon only M Olc» ecoft 

Bum* 200 Ann Arbor Roed 

AUTO PAYROLL CLERK 

Needed m GM aeMerMiiip exooMerf 

pey'beneMa ERA a.sisrr expert 

ence hatpO* Sand reeume to P O 

70073? Plymouth Ml 41870 

hrs /day. Mon -Fn. Salt-contractor 

poaltlon Estapaaned Troy Wrm 

Competitive salary Jen 524-9571 

BOOKKEEPER 

Experienced thru trIM balance, bank 

reconcMatione payroll and I*II 

taxM Southfield CPA office 

350-2600 

good clertcM akiBa including com- 

putem 55 wpm typing flung. 4 an 

f mis 

paid parking fu* benefits 646-1150 


CUSTOMER SERVICE REPS 

wmiuam 

CcERlCAL/CASHIER/PART TIME 

Nights 4 weekend* 45/hr Apply m 

parson-no phone caa* please' Leaky 

Furniture 21201 W 8 MM Detroit 

ywiw- 

I Long-term poaltlon* available 

1, Fnr.an jflpgntrriMjl iy»,_ . 

Manpower Temporary SannCM 

471-1870 

-Paid holiday* 4 vacations 

•L/le/heefth msurence 

-40 IK plan 

CLERICAUPART-TIME 

Immediate opernng lor a part-time 

c«er* m pert* 4 inventory control Oe- 

partment Hour* i-5pm P'KX data 

entry experience 4 good organlza- 

bona skin* required Hoi*ty pey 

commensurate with queaficalions 

and experience Send reeume 4 pri- 

or aalary history to 

MICHIGAN CAT 

24800 NOVI RD 

NOVI Ml 46375 

Affirmative Action Employer 

CUSTOMER SERVICE/ 

TELEPHONE 

S7/HR To Start 

IMMMEDIATE OPENINGS! 

• FM Clerk* 

• Recaplonaat* 

•Typat 

• Dela Entry 

Many poeition*, day shift, long 4 

SSI 932-5834 

INSURANCE Account Repreoenta- 

tive needed lor large agency in 

commerciM meurance required aa 

we* aa a good understanding ot 

computem Contact LaaM Hacker 

313-946-5661 EOE 

BOOKKEEPER - Fu* or part time 

Experienced in trial balance tor 

Southfield construction business 

Generous pay 4 banaflta CMI Mon 

thru Fn 6am- 10am 352-6641 

BOOKKEEPER - fu* charge A/P. 

Must be data* onented FVoperty 

management 4 construction experi- 

ence required Computer expen- 

ence necessary Located m N W 

suburb Salary commenaurale wrth 

experience Send reeume lo 

Box 524, 


36251 Schoolcraft Fid 

Lrvonia Ml 46150 

CLERICAL POSITION lu* 4 part time 

m 29905 7 MM Rd Lhrîia 

Clerical/ 

Sales Audit 

Full time temporary po*t«xi aval- 

able until mid October at Birming- 

ham Corporate Office 40 hour* a 

week Must have math logic. 10-key 

calculator. data entry and telephone 

•km* PieaM ca* 644-5300. ext 351 

Erb LUMBER CO. 

immediate high visibility poertion 

avertable al om Wa*i Bxxmtiec 

headquarter* lor an outgoing, eg 

greesive indnndu* m our mcommg 

caa'customer service depertment 

Customer service experience 

neceoaaery AbMty to apeak Spanish 

helpful but not required Deluxe 

benefit peckage include* heelth 

care coverage peri vacations, hok- 

days tuition reimbursement and 

' m*ch mor. Send raeumeêpp^ m 

NATIONAL CFtEDIT CORPORATION 

7091 Orchard Laka Rd al li t MM 

Weet Bloomfield Ml 46322 

BOOKKEEPER 

FULL CHARGE 

opportunity with MtabHshad 

manufacturer m tha i- 

Reqmred diverM ec- 

end gri 

275 corridor 

counting background and G/L ex 

parlance thru inai balance Suffi- 

cient computer experience 

deevobie Competitive aalary and 

banaflta packege Pleaae send re- 

sume lo Bookkeeper Box 496 

Obeerver 4 Eccentric Hewapepers 



u* trMCAL SoPHOR-1 

Troy financial corporation aeek* an 

efficient clerical support individual 

for our fast paced environment 

CandidatM will have good phone 

manner and strong ctonM knowl- 

edge AbMty lo wor* we* jnder 

pressure s muat Position offers 

11000 monthly and a lu* benefits 

peckage Qualified candidatM for- 

ward resume to 

Dan Katzman 

Olde Dtscouni Corporation 

75i Gnswold 

Detroit Ml 46226 

CLERICAL 

•45 25 to 410/hr 

- Data Entry 1J.OOO - Key Strokes 

• Word Processors 

• General Clerical 

• Long 4 Short Term 

• Troy. Auburn HMs. Detroll. Uvome 

EMPLOYMENTGROUP 563-1919 

NO FEES EOE/M/F.'H 

DATA ENTRY CLERK 

Lrvonia firm seeks dependable 4 de- 

tail onented mdnnduM tor alpha- 

numeric data anlry on our IBM 

AS400 Must be a qmck learner wrth 

ability to handle changing pnorttMe 

4 high volume xrork load Send ra- 

aume m confidence with back- 

around 4 aalary expectation* to 

BOX 546 

Observer 4 Eccentric Newspeper* 


- - . - 

DATA ENTRY'CLERICAL 

FULL 4 PART TIME 

Looking for people the! ar* energet- 

ic 4 detail onented lo wor* for a dy- 

namic cellular communlcationa 

company Data Entry/Typing skill* * 

must including IHmg. word procaee- 

•ng 4 clerical duties Fu* 4 part-time 

poaitions available If you 

tha above quaUM*. paaae ca* 

Janmler al 645-6250 

BOOKKEEPER 

Mmimum experience 2 years Other 

Office duttoa Stan immediately 

537 5599 

CLERK TYPtST 

FULLTIME 

hinc a Clerk Typiai for 

•d Soutl 

BOOKKEEPER - Part Time for com 

merciei reM estate agency 20 hrs 

per week DutiM include payroll 

accounts payable generM ledger 4 

anawarlng phone* Muet alao be la- 

minar with Lotua 4 WordPerfed 

Send raaume lo 806 E Maple 

j»« mftDan*!*?. «.'.«£>». 

BOOKKEEPER 

Ptymouth area lu* tane experience 

needed SkMa muat mdude peyro*. 

generM ledger eccount* payable 

receivePIM heavy Booakaepmg on 

a compulartzad ey*lem Muat be in- 

dependent Onfy so*d organ.red n 

dhndueM need appfy Sue mommga 

455-1040 

BOOKKEEPER A Southfield prop- 

erty mariaoafiarii ajnipany raquara* 

a ki* time bookkeeper wfth expen 

once m computerized eccxxmtmg 

• jMemo including account* pay 

•bto. accounts recafvable. 8n«ncto( 

•tatemani proper at *>r WordPerfect 

A Lotua 1-2-3 daMrabM Good ban- 

Salary commaneurele 

Send roam'ie A 

I package Sa 

ih axpartonoa 

2*548 Southfield Rd *200 

Southfield Ml 48078 

BRIGHTON HONOA MAZDA 

la a rapidN expendmg aeMa erit m 

naad of en imtMduM reeponame tar 

CAR BILLING A GENERAL OFFICE 

tune* NINII contact Jeanne or 

Urn tor an appomtmenl ot 227-5662 

COMMUNICATIONS CENTER 

OPERATOR (DISPATCHER) 

mam SUrmg wag* a c* 07/01^3 » i!05 » V*» Ewenfta 

luicsons nckxM r«c«Mng compttats »rom f» ouMk concanwig 

enmas and poAct Vt anO rwcu* emaroancies broadcaflmg m- 

lormjBon lo po8c» r*9o parol urWs rtUymq ntomuBon from 

ramoa urMs promdts nsinictofi to the Duto»c n «i ortarty and 

amaly n*war *nd •acorts * ir*»JCl»ons u a comoiSa 

dbpactt tynam The succaisM canMaM a ^ 

school a xxrvaton and Da 18 y«8ri or oMw 1>»s •$ a 

24-ftour a (My 365 day a y«* ooarMor «oikar*s -Man to t* 

avaAaMf lo mw* m CtrtM** hum inOargo and Jut 

cnsMf comta** a battgmrt nmng*" »»9«ayira 

prnress and a pofi oSar 9F»-W* 0*rucM narrsnawR I»UQ (MI 

and ptycfialogica mtiMor 

AppAcaeona mm, ba priad u»h»»N py«w*i Toemtf*! 

Oapartmanl oi Vk >*«nan Raaourca 0l»c* 47350 »«i Artxv 

Road PVwu* 8 00 a m and * 30 p m AppAcaMns mua 

0* -atomad lo Ha >**nar Hasouc* ofv.i no laiar run « 30 p m 

Friday JJ* 9 1993 

n* Ctmrtor Tnanstv ol PV^** Ooas TOI --*V nrarjtft agarKt 

any nt+Ou* or group bacauar T* -ac* MX -eagw. ao* TjBonai 

yy/r ana martial AK laraScap arrwi record MigM or 

iuMgn *i Ha •mptoymar* or prtxmor ol tarvtcas 

paced Southfield Law Office Typing 

«5 wpm maianum Strong orel end 

written communication aklM 

requved PtepM tend reeume and 

aeiery requiremenis to 

Box 570 

Observer 1 Eccentric Newapapem 

36251 Schooicreft Rd 

DATA ENTRY/ 

CUSTOMER SERVICE 

opportunity Need strong etlention 

10 detail Thia is a plant /factory envi- 

ronment Musi heve eoad alpha, 

numeric data entry sk III* 

8.000ksph immediate opening S7 

lo start 

NORRELL SERVICES 953-9748 

DATA ENTRY 

Fortune 500 firm needs your 10.000 

keystrokM snd -scent experience 

Ca* Diane 357-0644 

Umtarce Temporery Servtcao 

INSURANCE AGENCY lookmg lor 

experienced Pemonei Una CSR 

wtth computer experience Fermmg- 

ton HMs MM Submit reeume 

Box 518 



Lrvome Ml 48150 

INSURANCE AQENCr Fermmgton 

Hill*, seek* experienced Un- 

derwriter lor pi QlMQiririM «ab*rty 

dept Good benefita excellent op- 

portunity Salary commenaurale 

with experience Send reeume 

Peregon Underwriter* PO Box 2295 

Farmmgton HMa Mi 46333-2295 

location Caa after 9am. 

553-7575 

INSURANCE SECRETARY Exper. 

enced lu* or part time ftaiary com- 

meneurate with experience Gordon 

City or Weetland Sand resume to 

Affiliated meurance 32630 Cherry 

HM Rd , Garden City 46135 

INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORTA- 

TION compeny located m Troy, 

seek* experienced seff-motrvsted 

•ndnnduai* tor the foaowvtg posi- 

tions 

PRICING/DOCUMENTATION 

"tnWMWi i aaun ee a M M W * I 

2 yr* experience m the *leem*nip 

industry CandidatM must have s 

thorough gaograpfkcM knowtadge 

ot Europe, the Medlterranian 4 N 

America Good verbM 4 armor 

communication skias as we* aa 

computer capabMiiM are eeoentiM 

INSIDE SALES COORDINATOR 

This position requvM s mvamum of 

1 yr experience m 

customer 

sleamship industry CandidatM 

muet ha« strong organizational, 

administrative computer written A 

OPERATIONS CLERK 

This poeition raquata a mmimum of 

1 yr experience m operation* 

Knowledge ol truck re* steemalup 

operationa an aeaet Computer 

knowledge tar mventory control 4 

good verbM 4 written comrmmica- 

tlon *k IB* 'eqmred 

Salary commaneurele wtth experi- 

ence No phone caM pieaat Send 

Canada Maritime 3001 

I, Ste 206. Troy. 

FEES EMPLOYER PAIO 

HILLSTROM & ROSS 

AGENCY. INC 

626-81S8 

Office but Irequont Detroit Bank- 

ruptcy Court appear anoM raqulrad. 

*c i oMPIe tranaportation a eeeen- 

IIM Computer and lagM back- 

ground ara sleo nscMsary Excel- 

lent benefita and competitive aalary 

Sand reeume and brief (one papa 

maximum; narretive deecrttang your 

queWicaUons 10 Box 542 

Obeerver 4 Eccentric llaaapepM * 

36251 Schooicreft Rd 

Lrvome Ml 46150 

MAC INTOSH WORD PROCESSOR 

immediate openmg. aMM tor coaege 

STAFFING SERVICES 

524-2001 

NATIONAL COMPANY eaaka orga- 

mzed indneduM anth exceaM il 

communication akMa Fua Ume 

offica poeition locatad m Dearborn 

ff interaetad. aenc reeume end aal- 

ary requirement* lo Portamedic 

P O Box 296. Southfield, Ml 46C37 

Attention Glenn Poker 

EquM Opportunity Employer M/T 

Offtce-Cterical 

RECEFTIOMST/SCCWTAm 

ig. 38001 Mne 

479-8600 

RECEPTIOfMST/CLEMCAL tor Tie, 

I Send 

Troy IM 

RECEPTIONIST Fui Time 

NisdsH tor Troy ofttoe. Start l"rn» 

duaaly good pay wfth 

Sand raaume to 1926 W Big 

Mr. Troy. Ml 48094 Attn Tracy 

RECEPTIONS 

Front deek poaMaw 1 

Bur once corporation Word pi nraM 

mg a plua Ca* GBda 367-0039 

RECEPTIOieST 

Hssdea M PNBp Nolan Salon Part 

o• erarigi and Satxdeya ra- 

I On MtodMMR m uvoma 

525-3777 

RECEPTIONIST 

penence. U*« typtog or «eM oaMry 

a plue We oMer Tap par. 'U*«n 

pay PaM HoAMaye. Ti • Mil la- 

avanoe. and tuniaM Cm tor an 

UVOIMA 

90UTMF*1_D 

AUBURN Ha-LS 

162-1900 

373-7600 

SWELLING 


RCCEPnoiesT 

tima tar large Canton apt i 

ty AAIITOM hm Reply to So 

Ctaaariar A ( 

36251 Scnootom* M 

Uvome KM 48160 

RECEPTIONIST NEEDED 

Buay m m * hoepnM Fu* Bme poei- 

tion Mual en«oy workmg with me 

pubac Typing, computer 4 

Mi Mo raqulrad Aak tor Janet 

459-1400 

RECEPTIONIST A MaacM safer 

(2 poafttonel tor Burgeon* office 

Royal Oak araa Send reeianM to 

Box 512 

Obeerver A Eccentric I tow op ep em 

36251 Scnoolcran Rd 


RECEPTIONS T /CLERICAL 

Fua ome liUdlcM'dontM benefita 

pi elerred Setery napottoble Apply 

m pereon onfy Mlcfugon Sato De- 

poait Company 30556 • 

am. aouth ol 13 MAe 

NOVI AGENCY a 

Cleric* AaaMteni 

xmg kj* ome 

313-346-8200 

OFFICE ASSISTANT 

Rata* lurnmka company leeln de- 

pendable mdMduM tor mmadlale 

port-time offlca'ClencM poeition 

RequHM motive! ed Mlf-startar 

_ . __ strong organizational abMty 4 aome 

R 4 E S t ^ r s r ^ s r ^ s s ^ f f i ! 

person or ce* 

LA-Z-BOY SHOWCASE SHOPPES 

27754 Novi Fid.. Now 

349-3700 

xoximalefy 3C 

organizational SkMa required 

Contad Supervisor 591-0647 

LEGAL SECRETARY 

OFFICE-MANAGER 

MatLro pereon. muel Mia people. 

poeMbie i Mai Computer 4 book- 

1amay law Saiary/hm negotiebla 

Reeimte 30833 North wMtorn Hwy 

Suite 100 Farmmgton Ml 48334 

LEGAL SECRETARY - For South 

flew peraonM miury law firm Experi- 

ence 4 knowledge ol WordPertod 

5 1 required Ca* 356-0100 

RECEPTIONIST /SECRETARY 

Muet have 2 year minimum wor* ex- 

perience 50wpm typing A WordPer 

toct e muet. plaManl phone manner 

A strong organaaoonM akMa FiM 

Bme * waned poamon Sand leaiai'n 

to T.P.AE. EntarprMas. 30655 

GreenfMd Southfield Ml 4907A 

RECEPTONtST ton-time tor South- 

field law Arm Experience a mum 

Dutiee mdude telephone Mng. 

•grit typing A ixcoeemnM errands 

Sand roaumM to Box 532 

rvar A Eccentric Na. 

36251 Schoolcrefl I 

Uvoma Ml 46150 

eaaka pleasant n ilhi MMelir mdlvid- 

uM- Computer A meuranoa experi- 

ence vary Jeen etM Send raaume 

wfth salary requirements to 

RECEPTIONIST 

immedlele oporanga m Southfield A 

Farrmngton araa Muat have protoe- 

aona phone manner 4 pnor wor* 

Buey work ennti onmant 

a- personal njury Birmingham 

xrrt 

TEMPEXGHAN&E 

S57-560Q 

as - • 

HECcrTTONt5 v 

WEGAl SECRET AflY 

OFFICE MANAGER 

SWI-CHBCA.RD OPERATOR 

LEGAL SECRETARY Experienced 

lor msur snce delenM Arm Non 

amoker Salary commeriaikate arrth 

experience Send reeume lo Lynn 

360 N Man Cleweon. Ml 4

AG* — 

M O&E Thursday, June 24, 1993 

EMPLOYMENT 

504 Help Wantad 


SECRETARY FRONT 0€SK 

Part-time. leading to toll Una 

SouthheW coneulting «rm Hwaa 

WordPerfect 5 l, Lotus jooO Malls 

pioieealonai image gwaunl per 

•duality Good pay 

ARBOR TEMPS «sa-n« 

SECRETARY 

Full tima lor eai estete construc- 

tion. management office T,p»ng. 

dictation, computer expenence nec- 

eesery Alene or Sherry 557-0770 

SECRETARY 

Fu® ft part time General secretarial 

Mills needed Oak Park araa 

548-3603 

SECRETARY - Full tima poamon tor 

safety angmeerlng company Must 

have oood phone presence, Com- 

pulei experience nnth excellent typ 

ing ft grammar neceeaary Serxl r«- 

lur^^tO 

mar neceeaa-y 

44 E Long Lake 

HIBs Ml 4830a 

Rd 

ECRETARY 

Full-Time secretary needed for 

f f Out busy residential land 

development office in farmmgton 

Hilts Must be a reliable person pro- 

ficient m WordPerfect 5 t as well as 

all around general office eiperience 

and who en|oy* the reeoonvbiiity 

arid pace of a l secetarv office Al 

« « 3 yrs of secretariat super-ence 

preferred Real estate of financial 

experience helpful Good salarv 

benefits Cal Elaine o«t»w ft-1 • 

737-2288 

SECRETARY - LAW OFFICE 

Northwes-ern ft '0 Mile Mo experi- 

ence necessary. Out must Oe sDte to 

trunk $5 an hour to start no bene- 

fits Opportunity for Quantum Leap 

learning experience 355-5298 

504 Mp Wantad 


504 Halp Wantad 

Office-Clarical 


Food-Bavaraga 

SECRETARY - PART TIME 

20-30 fours par week WordPerfect 

5 1 experience $6 SO per hour 

275/8 Mile area Caa Preferred 

Executive Offlcee. 464-2771 

SECRETARY Pan Time. 20-25 

hours 3 days preferred to work In 

my Birmingham home, office 5 yrs 

office experience proficient at 

WordPerfects 1 Call Sue 642-4121 

SECRETARY 

Part time days Good telephone 

manners references s muat Some 

ciencêxpenenoe 9 Mile; Green 

held area 558-0200 

SECRETARY. RECEPTIONIST 

NOVI Real Estate office seeks de- 

pendable person for menmgs ft 

weekends Typing ft phone skins re- 

quired Cail 349-9175 axt 224 

STUOENTS 

CLERICAL JOBS 

Receptionist 8 typing; computer 

skills for temporary pobs this 

summer in Oakland County 

TEMPSTAFF 645-0000 

TYPESETTERS 

Detroit office of nations orgeat fi- 

nancial Printing company la seek ng 

experienced rypeeaners for second 

8 third shifts Excsftsrt benefits 1 

Send resume to Sowne. 610 W 

Congreaa. Detroit. Ml 4622ft 

Attn Mr Hasaa 

BILL KNAPPS Restaur ant 3900 N 

Telegraph. BtomnWaSO HM* la now 

rarwg lor Fa* poemon* 0f waft 

persona. :«sMsrs cooks dlfiassh- 

ars * Duaaars We pronde flexible 

scheduling 8 paid training C 

•ear 2-4 

Appfy I pm for 


SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST 

Growing investment Arm is seeking 

an energetic enthusiastic individual 

Salary ft bonus commensurate with 

a Wines Duties Include 9 line phone 

system plus general clerical Send 

resume 4 salary requirements to Di- 

rector ol Client Services PO Box 

31A4 Soutnhetd Mi 48037 

WORD PROCESSING SECRETARY 

international banking headquarters 

has immediate opening tor Word- 

Perfect 5 i wrth Windows Lotus a 

plus lop saian 

Cal Sheua 646- T862 

ijnifoix* Temporary Services 

WORD PROCESSING 

SECRETARY 

Immediate openmg • 

proceeamg expenen 

phone akM* a must 

Base a plus We o«er| 

day pay Temp-AAed i 

» any word 

• Exceaenl 

Plus and D- 

'op pay. Hoa- 

uranca. Paid 

BEVERLY MILLS GRILL 

m seating pinlaaaifinal 

permanent, hjl time 

• WAIT STAFF 

. HOST/HOSTESS 

• LINE COOK 

Apply 31471 Southltold Rd 

between 13 8 14 Mas Rds 

BUDDY'S PIZZA 

CARRY OUT 

SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST 

For investment banking frm ir 

Farmington H«s Dulias -nouoe 

answering pfiones typing PC skins 

mail filing, organization, s must 

Salary position Reply to 

Ms Hercnoc* 

PO Bo« 251262 

West Bloomfleld Ml 48325 

holidays and bonuses Cal lor an 

appointment loday* 

L'VONiA 

SOUTHFIELO 

AUBURN MILLS 

464-2100 

352 1300 

373-7500 

SECRETARY ft TELEMARKETING 

Automobile wholesale! m Roy a. 

Oa* Good pay ft opportunity 

Ask for Don 435-3201 

SNELLING 


NEVER A FEE 

SECRETARY 

Long term openings wit- national 

developer Macintosh openings 

also Call Sarty 646- 7 66! 

Otj'for ce "emporary Services 

SECRETARY 

Mature with minimum 2 yrs cot 

ft computer skills lor 1 person 

ice Send resume to Bo. s442 

Observer 8 Eccentric Newspapers 

36251 Schooicratl Rd 


SMALL SALES office looking for 

part time help with Data Entry 8 

Word processing Some computer 

experience necessary Flexible 

hours for student Send resume lo 

Business Office PO Box 701515 

Plymouth. Mi 46170 

T 

SECRETARY needed 20 hours per 

10 The l T B G'OUC. 39555 Orchard 

Hill Place Suite 225 Novi. 48375 

ii. 

•I 

TRANSCRIPTIONS' part time 

heavy dictaphone, must be ab>e to 

work Flexible evening hrs Possible 

fill in daytime hr* Proven 5 1 WP 

experience 70 - wpm. Dependabili- 

ty a must, call Oebbie.'Guy 354-^540 

TYPIST/PART TIME 

Fc law office Type SSwpm 


Food-Bavaraga 

ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS for 

experienced gnu. cooks kitchen 

preparation hussars 8 dishwashers 

Appfy m person at Bob Evans Res- 

taurant, 13911 Mid-diebetl Rd.. 

Livonia No phone calls 

ANGELO BROTHERS Restaurant 

Now hiring experienced. 0» wM tram 

Wait Staff, Carry Oui Staff Hostess; 

Host Full or Ota time, flexible 

hours Appfy in c»son Mon -Sun 

after 3PM 33SS0 Ford Rd 

Westiand 427-1872 

SEC RETAR 

Must have 

OFFICE MANAGER 

iputer organizational 

e aofn outer c 

624 Warren, 48090-0624 

SECRETARY - Permanent pari Time 

for W Bloomheid CPA firm Corn- 

Outer experience neip'ul 20-25 hrs 

per week Ask miles N of 13 

PART TIME OR Ful time, matur* 

person, catering coordinator, t yr 

catering experience. Mon -Fri ma- 

lonty of hours 332-6400 

PASTRY CHEF wanted for presti- 

gious private club Must be experi- 

enced ft sefl motivated Send re- 

PIZZACOOK 

Experienced Ful time, flexible hrs 

Apply The Alibi, 6700 Rochester 

Rd , Ti 

Troy (ft M-581 

WEIR, MANUEU.SNYOER ft RANKE, INC. 

REALTORS 

fRCcll 

t E s t a t e 

Career Seminar 

F D 1 ? f ? 9 R e a l 

I 1 l U / £ / « E s t a t e 

Training 

Don't miss your chance to learn what a 

career in real estate with a member of 

the CENTURY 21 System can offer you 

' t t e w m u M nsgBto**.- 1 

Call now to reserve your place 

For More Information 

Call Jim Burton or Drop In 

8 5 1 - 6 7 0 0 

Tuesday, June 29th at 7 p.m. 

QnM)£ 

MJL Corporate Transferee Service 

30110 Orchard Lake Road Farmmgton Hills 

(Between 13 & 14 Mile) 

AUTO SALES 

NEW/USED 

EXPERIENCED/TRAINEE 

Positions available for motivated 

men & women who possess a 

strong commitment to customer 

satisfaction. Excellent pay plan, 

training program, medical, retire- 

ment and more for qualified indi- 

viduals. 

Call Now For Interview Appt. 

CRESTW00D DODGE 

4 2 1 - 5 7 0 0 

IF YOU'RE WORKING 

HARD BUT YOUR 

PAYCHECKS 

HARDLY WORKING 

11 pays lo wor* ai Red Lobster We 

have opponunina* lor 

• Waiters/Waiti 

• Una Cooks 

' Bartenders 

• Dtshwaahers 

' Hosts/Hostesses 

• Food Production 

WAr'STAFF 8 BUSPERSON 

Days Nights Brandy » Restaurant 

m Bloomfleld Hills 

Apply in person 336-4300 

WAIT STAFF/COOKS 

Full and.'or pan-time positions now 

open Day & Night Shifts Competi- 

tive wages Sheenan s On The 

Green 5 Mile at 275 420-0646 

Experienced, full .'part time 

Apply m person Mon -Fn after 2 PM 

The Woodbndge Tavern 

28SSt Aubin. Downtown Detroit 

WAITSTAFF Full-time ft part-time 

evenings Some experience pre- 

ferred Apply wtthm Roman Forum, 

41601 Ford Road Canton 881-2030 

WAIT STAFF 

Full time Experienced Food 8 

nquor Apply Alibv 6700 Rochester 

Rd Troy inear M-591 

WAiT STAFF lull time 

Starting at *2 95 Average lip $40 

Must apph in person Break fast 

luVitfi **OTfy~ Ctft o»r»uBii 8sm-2pni 

for appoint men. t 358-0668 

Codwell Banker Difference 

• Four Comm;*aion Plana 

• Referral*/Relocation 

• Beat Buyer*/Best Seller* Systems 

• Accredited Training 

For a personal interview contact 

DAVE SNELL at 462-1811 



Expect the beet* 

Call Mr Donald 921-«834 

AUTO LEASING 

& LISTING AGENTS 

New concept leasing company 

needs 3 professional agents to earn 

good money & future wtth expand- 

Commiaaion • Draws 

AU 

COUNTER PERSON 

Experience helpful Attitude most 

important Fu* time 455-0762 

AUTO SALES 

(No Experience Needed) 

We offer 

• Salary 

• Comml*aion 

• Hospitalization. 

- Paid vacation 

• Demo 

• Stability 

• A»ey Coordmatons 

24705 twelve Mile Rd 

Southfield 

Apply m person Monday Thursday 

from 2 PM • 4 PM at one of the 

above locations 

Ar Equal Opportunity Employer 

RED LOBSTER 

WAT STAFF POSITIONS OPEN 

FULL ft PART TIME 

Eiperienced' Appfy within 

Lo* Stock 8 Barrel NW corner c 

Dtake 4 Grand Rrver 

WAITSTAFF ft 

SHORT ORDER COOKS 

Fu* or part time 

Ask tor Carol or Tort 348-2723 

WE ARE LOOKING tor Wan Staff & 

a Cashier.'Bartender lull or part 

time Also need Weekend Dishwash- 

er Cherry Blossom i Japanese Res- 

tejrant). Novi 380-9160 

506 Hslp Want»d Sajt« 

FUN PLACE TO WORK - 

Contact 

NE0 AWRAR. Sales Manager 

LIVONIA VW-MAZDA 

34501 Ptymouth Rd 

ibetween Wayne ft Farmingtoni 

425-5400 

for appomtmenl 

AUTO SALESPERSON fo« uaed car 

lof in Ptymouth WM train 

right person 455-5566 

AUTO. VAN. ft TRUCK Cuelom 

Superstore looking for lalai MAN- 

AGEMENT LEVEL-beneflts Aak tor 

Chuck 255-6226 

RESTAURANT LOOGING 

Catering Manegers ft Chefs 

258-5533 

ROONEY PERSONNEL CO 

158 Pierce Si. Sle 202 

Birmingham Ml 48008 

RESTAURANT-LODGING 

Managers reafaurant man- 

tjaiWOW. fuuu « B»I*M' 

Manager! needed for hotels ft res- 

taurants ROTH YOUNG 

Personnel Suite 4040 

25506 w 12 Mae Southfield 

313-848-8800 

selling country furniture 

"les. 4 collectible items at The W»- 

•ows at the Wonderland Mali Retail 

experience preferred bul not neces- 

sary Call Sue 422-4515 

ARE YOU 

THINKING ABOUT A 

REAL ESTATE CAREER? 

If so you owe It to yourself to inves- 

tigate why we are e t m the market 

place and best suited to insure your 

success Look at our ad under REAL 

ESTATE PROFESSIONALS All real 

estate companies are not the same 

BE WITH THE BEST 

Coldwell Banker is rated the a t 

growing real estate franchise in the 

USA Company for the 80 s 

• Pre Ucenalng 

• * Commtsaion Plans 

• Group Health insurance 

• Best Buyer .'Sal • r Systems 

• National Relocation 

• Coldwell Banker Urwer*iTy 

DISCOVER THE 

COLDWELL BANKER DIFFERENCE 

Call for interview today 

-lecquelme Stauer 

737-8000 477-4353 

-T-- OtS£OV£R-TH£:- ~v - 

Coldwell Banker Difference 

A FREE Seminar on 

Real Estate Sale* Careers 

Tuesday June 28 1883 

7 00PM 

18241 Newburgh Road 

Livonia. Michigan 

To reeerv* seating cal Davs Sne* 

*t 462-1811 



ELECTRONIC DISTRIBUTOR 

Looking lor full time Counter Sales 

P*rson Fun benefits Electronic or 

tale* experience preferred 

Call 525-1155, axtarrtlon 334 

EXPERIENCED ft Friendly sate* 

person wanted lor fine lewemy 

•tore, downtown Birmmgham 

3 54tMfe2 . 

SERVICES 

Preatigiou* national corp seeking 

Executive Marketing Rep lo contact 

buam*as*« through a proven target 

marketing program Applicants 

must have a degree and a deair* 10 

be paid what you are worth W* pro- 

vide training, mentor - |omt wort 

program Executive benefit*, salary 

pm* commmoiii Send reeume to 

J.J. Accardo, District Manager, 

31860 North weatarn Hwy . Farming- 

ton Huts. Michigan. 48334 

FLOOR COVERING SALESPERSON 

LAelunîa.iA experienced ik ilia* 

atonal sale* person will * minimum 

Of 4-6 years experience m ratal 

floor covering Must have knowl- 

edge of measuring, reading blue- 

prints ft estimating Contacts al- 

ready estabk*h*d A sincere tMeirs 

to suceed car bnng unlimited earn- 

ing power Salary pfu* commission 

Cal lor appointment after 2:30pm 

Dennis Rlemer. Riemer Floors, mc 

353-4050 

FOOD SALES!! 

High Earning* Al Laeds Fumlahed 

Salary ft Draw plu* Commla«lon 

(40K to SS0K Exceaent Training 

Program and Car Alowance Apply 

m Person or Can Mas at 453-5100 

RICH PLAN of PLYMOUTH 

8357 GENERAL DR =115 

PLYMOUTH. Ml 48170 

FREE TRAINING! 

Seeking motivated individuals to 

wm rapidly expanding Real Estate 

Co m Weet Bloomfleld Must be 

wising to wort hard and Be trained 

CENTURY 21 

Premiere 

626-8800 

FULL TIME poaltlon m Roy* Oak 

gift shop Reta* experience pre- 

ferred Some Saturdays 

evening hours reqiared 543-7676 

FURNITURE SALES 

EVERYTHING YOU'VE ALWAYS 

WANTED TO KNOW 

ABOUT 

A CAREER IN REAL ESTATE 

l/*ation HOLIDAY INN al SfX MILE RD and 

Date: THURSDAY. JUNE 24. 1993 

Time: ^:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. 

Call one of tbe follouing offices to reserve your seatt 

TAIWN 

24 HOURS.-7 DAYS 

Home Health Aides 

Companion/Sitters 

Transportation 

fit• a** duty hom* cm 

helps you emelr mdependenf 

yoc* omn Some 

UNITED HOME CARE 

SERVICES 

981-8829 

UMLL CARE 

FOR THE ELDERLY 

Nonenvwmg 

i 522 2*5 

I ta 7pm at Lapeer 

Ma >16 8 216 ear 

Her tf M- 24 8 Dl Ml. 

. Ml 46446-7718 

113-667 -6463 

DIVORCE. 8150 DOWN 

WMs 835 

Drunk driveig 

Douglas Kuthy PC 

532 Wayne County 

LAWN MAINTENANCE 

bor need* tranapontatlon 13 yeer 

old eMkig lo wort ful tkna if poeei- 

J04 Announcements 

||, nw / Qatassa| . .e 

wwii'iyij jwninari 

PUBLIC^NOTICE 

18 years of age 

or oidar who wish, lontler the 

Sweepetakae oftored by the New 

ETD Convenience Store et the She! 

oa Co atauon at J8200 Grand tov 

er Hagge'ly Fermlngton HHs 

Mk-higen during then grand open 

'D CRUISE SWEEPS 237 

Bulk w S Bunker Corp 

3 IS Beer HM Rfl *8 

W either" MA 02154 

605 Adoption 

ABUNDANCE of love a wemoc tor 

beby we yeer-i lo edopt We 

806 Legal Noticaa 

*S*tE 

ed per sore saff storage bme wm Be 

head by open bkla st Shurge-a S»or- 

ege. 18350 w 8 MHe Rd , South- 

field M' at approximately 800em 

Jufy 23 1893 

G Jondon Lf-ilt r irv>8 lamp te- 

Bfes. caWwt «eet»-er c*>ame. misc , 

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chsirs keyboard -âHrees bo* 

apn-nga -ix-wt- .. rxercve glider 

vecuur- misc - P Stewart. Unit 

* 1128 - Box api ng ft -nettrsse 

heedboarfl taMea weal* ft dryer 

refrigerator 10 *peed bike vacuum. 

Southfield Lathrup Footba* 

Unit =-170 cookr-a coffee pot. 

heameit ft unlttintu mMc 

umt 

lamp bookcaae, crams, tsniss. box 

•pring mattress, 

Rf«-. LK,'- 

ARE YOU READY FOR A NEW LIFE 

of Jori NunaiokMy e t 

Ma Sand Mampad aa* 

wm nap* wan 

day, year ft 1 

Lee Brown. PO Bos 28. Gardan Ctfy 

Ml 48135-0026 

DIET MAGC 

Loee up to 30 to*. 30 day* 

30 doaers 

Cal 861-8472 

DO YOU REMEMBER'' 

FATHER 

ROBERT BURKHOLOER? 

•ffam-Bt n i a n mwi.tww- 

H so. I NEED to commuracele 

YOU WERE NOT ALONE 

leeae reapond PO Box 521 

Plnckney. Ml 48168-0521 

LOOKMG tor anyone knowing 

efiersabouts of ths children >K the 

Ken- 

neth 8 Stephaniei of Kenneth Fran- 

Sraney Aim Knepp 

806-745-8543 

MEET SINGLE CHRISTIANS m the 

Detroit Metro area Ca* Chnetiar 

DATELINE To leave a pit aaa maa 

OHf WHAT DO YOU NEED? 

ET M 

PO Box 32417 

Detroit. Ml 48228 

SEMEN DONORS NEEDED 

tor * eel *atab*ahad mtortMty c*n- 

ic if you are * mat* 21-40 years of 

ags. gradual* Hudent or pro!** 

•ona! S'B" or ta*ar w* need you 

Donors wM bs peld 855 per accept 

i specimen Plim selle P O 

Box 2674. Ann Arbor Ml 48106 

ST JUOE NOVENA 

a Sacred Hear ol Jt 

adored glcaMcd. loved ft pi cccr ncd 

throughout trie world now ft lorwr 

er Sacred Heart of .laeua pray for 

ua St Juda. worker ol "waclaa 

prey tor us Say vsa prsyer mne 

e day. by the eighth dey your 

wM be anww sd It haa nee 

i prayers heve been 

802 Loetft Found 

FOUND DOG 'am Mi Sprmgsr 

»2022 

TV s. speeksrs rsdlo couch 

lc eaaal Do* atxmge ft lefliss*. 

rowing i-nechme feed-VI. hoapaal 

bad. -'icrows

W 'e 

6Q + OdkE Thursday, June 24, 1993 

MRRKET PLACE \ 

Thursday. June 24, 1993 O A E * 7 « 

MARKET PLACE 

700 Auction Salee 

P U B L I C A U C T I O N 

EVERY WED 4 SAT 10am 

b W U M M t a ol mooOi 

Bmr* Awe'L City ol Detroit veha- 

cM* D M n t r"*'*M •Wtonwi 

J.D. A U T O A U C T I O N 

(V86 4 Greenfield) 

837-0900 

SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN 

AUTO AUCTKX 

PUBLIC 4 DEALERS WELCOME 

Why buy relM?? Buy nalmw «k* 

m* Jimn do Come ao rour buy- 

mg and/or seahig 0 our auction 

We laka tha neeaMa om ol buying a 

car Wa lava ovar ISO diftorent car* 

each weM lo cfiooM Irom 

Cai loday tor detaM 

MONDAY EVENING 0:00PM 

Bar* R*po* - Na* Car Trade-ma 

•300 N Telegraph no 

Cartokwi. Mich N of Newport 1 

) 586-8998 

:a* Brown 

Una 70-Timothy Pan 

l>* 96-Scott Qrtmm 

UnH 136-Esther O U N 

Una 173 Norman Pftre 

Una 225-Marcy Maatar 

Una 288-DanM Brlggs 

Unit 288-Guy Carlson 

Una 341-TVn Moral 

Una 443-RKhard RMozy 

Una 444-RKky Laa Laderoc* Jr 

H A L L 

C O U N T R Y A U C T I O N 

Camper - Trucks 

"o.itanoM - Equipment 

Wa wM lava an auction al 4920 Joy 

Rd Dexter Ml (Tafca 1-94 10 Zeefc 

Rd Exit man north to Joy Rd man 

eael or North T armorial Rd to 

Webster Church Rd . man south to 

JoyRd 

SAT JUNE 26 AT 10 AM 

Owner Jim Hal 

Braun 4 Helmer Auction Sarvica 

Lloyd Braim Jarry Halmar 

Ann Arbor SMna 

665-9646 994-6309 

ARE YOU looking 10 buy a Ford, OM 

or ChrysMr product? wa heve mam 

at Michigan Auto Auction 2 Big 

Krlnra every oaan Thur* at 6pm 

and Sat at 11am 33440 Michigan 

Ave Wayne 326-640C 

700 Auction Salee 

AUCTION • OVER 1.000 ITEMS Fn 

Juna 25. 7pm Ptymouth Ml. Cultural 

Center 526 Farmar Aniiquaa. oot- 

MctibMs. houaahold. art 4 offlct 

auppMa. furniture, giaaeware )uv*- 

nM hundreds of Heme *4B arrtva 

day ol auction Anotftar auction con- 

ducted by J C Auction Sarvica ol 

Michigan. 451-7444 

ESTATE AUCTION 

BY ORDER ol par*onal 

Ova Tha «i ita oI LoM McKermy 

wa ba aoid at our MM room. 

32536 Michigan Ava. Wayna. Sat , 

xra 26 7 PM Mart** toe taciaa. 

Victorian chairs. docks. rocker*, 

ilimasn, clana cabinets GWTW 

lampa. An Dacor dMng room. deak. 

•actional bookcaM. Art daco 

earned. *ol» -and char Duncan 

Phyt* tola, cycander and dlac pho- 

nogr«M potty, carvtnal glaa*. 

Ilnan*. gia**w*r* oadar chaet. Ml 

Of HavHwid chm*. hundred* oI nam* 

Irom ma lal* 1800- and aarty 

1900 * Inspection 9 30 AM day ol 

mm unl* MM uma Adtat* only 

Terms • caah. check or chege card* 

j WOFFORD ACUTIONEER 

721-1939 

BRAUN 4 HELMER 

AUCTION SERVICES 

Real Estate - Farm 

Household - Antiques 

Lloyd Braun Jarry neimet 

Ann Arbor Sauna 

665-9646 994-6309 

700 Auction Sato* 

MICHIGAN AUTO AUCTION 

Buy or sM your car 

2 Big MM* each waa* Evary Thurs- 

day at 6pm • Saturday al Ham 

33640 MKttoan AM. Wayna 

126-6400 

NOTICE OF EXECUTION SALE - 

Oakland Circuit Court Ca** 

*91409445NZ. ArtUn Dial «i Donna 

A Gary Jonaa Purauani lo Hi* nta o> 

execution laai,nr1 by **td ooun on 

5/7/93 I have aaoad A wm *M *i 

pubac auction tha toaowaig proparty 

ol tha descendant* CoAacttor ol 7 

pore al am doM. coaactKm oI 56 

Human*! Flgurinaa. 1 cubic Urcoma 

nacklaoa. cararmc cat. cMna cub A 

•aucar To 0* Maid Sat 6/26/93 at 

1pm McOonald Houaa, 19660 W 12 

MNa. Southflald. Ml 313-549-9120 

Marvin Oppanftaan. Court Otllcar 

701 CoWectibiee 

DOLL SALE 

5 daaMr MM Ovar 200 book*, many 

out oI data Moat oI 1 coaaction Ae- 

caaaona* 1899 Ladbury BwomBald 

HW* Sal A Sun 9-4pm S oI South 

B»vd W o' Adam* 

DREXEL. 1950 CURVED glaM cor- 

nar com* cabmat. mahogany, a*ca»- 

lam condition 463-5662 

LAROE coliaction of Norman 

Roc*w*a plata*. Daal ofar 

Adar 4pm 464-2323 

SPORTS CARD MM Fri , 6/25. 

Noon-6pm, Sat , 6/26, 9-6pm 

397 Arthur, Ptymouth Flaar. Topp*. 

A Donrua* 1981-1991. 

701 CoHectib*— 

GET THE FAX 

EARLY 

Uaa your Vtaa/Maalarc*rd and or- 

dar M* main canon on Wad al 

6pm lor Thursday'• ada by lai Oat 

ma ada Bafora tha papar ha* tha 

•Uaati on Thursday 

Dial 1-600-067-5004 

h m yow chargacard handy 

Oroar nam 

9700 CoHactlOM* $S 95 

For mora intormation caa 

Brian (313) 953-2297 

WANTED - picture* ol D*«ro« Tar- 

mnaW CurM 261-0605 

702 Antique* 

AGE-OLD CHELSEA 

ANTIQUES MARKET 

July 3-4. Sat 7-6. S»*i B-4 

100* ol Dialari Oilm Faar- 

ground* 20 Ml W ot Ann Arbor 

1-94 *xit a 159 AdrraaaKm K 

517-456-6153 

AMERICAN PRIMITIVE ANTIOUES 

Prtvat* coHactlon Qrandlathar 

dock, hutch laOM, cadar cha*t 

chalrt. laCHaa A other mmtture, 

airtanarv* miclion ol m l wurm 

Appomtmant* only. 542-4591 

ANN ARBOR ANTIQUES MARKET 

Sunday, July 18, 5065 Ann Arbor 

SaUna Rd ExM 175. ofl 1-94 Over 

350 dealer* in quaftty arrtiquM and 

MMC1 collectible* Admnaor 14 

Third Sunday*. 25th 

Tha Originalli! 

702 Antiqu— 

A N A N T I Q U E S H O W 

E V E R Y D A Y 

at the 

GREAT MIDWESTERN 

ANTIQUE EMPORIUM 

5233 Dixie Highway 

Waterford. Ml. 

Vleil u» ai Oak lend County * 

van tnendlMet antique conv 

pMi. ahop m atr condltionad 

comlort among ania-after- 

*i*M ol *ftordapla high quality 

*n i«qu*/ coa*ctit>l* merchandiaa 

Irom 50 deeHer* Tue* thru 

Sunday, I0am-5pm 

ALL ANTIQUES BOUGHT 

Po*tcard». old movie magazine*. 

Sh**y china china cup* A *auoer* 

paper doa* toy*, manary 346-3154 

ANTIQUE Kimball walnut parlor 

pump organ Stool avulatx* 

435-5260 

A N T I Q U E S O N M A I N 

For that . unique grtt m SMvar 

Cry*t*l, Chma Linen or Furniture, 

think ol u*1 Alao wadding party 

Item* m aarnng* pun*, am link*, 

compact*, beaded bag* A hankie* 

Mon - Sal '0-6pm 

115 S Main 

545-4663 

Royal Oa* 

702 

Antique Ftea Market A BekCSete" 

Sunday July 18. al Plymouth t»i 

lOem-ipm Tafcln a aOahl*. S10 

M CM 483-03*4 or 340-2S61 

ANTIOUES ESTATE GARAGE SALE 

Victorian bed*. marWe lop Bd# 

board, pier mirror. A many other 

pes ol Victorian furniture OM cNna 

A glaaa. houaehold mac. A ilaalgi'iai 

Oothm 341 E Oakrtdoe bateaan 9 

A 10 MHe Rd*.. E ofl Woodward 

Fri A Sat. lO-6pm No u n l i i 

ANTIQUE RUG - 1030**. I i 11. 

good oondMon. Beautiful aa • 

il.OOO or beat ofler 735-1720 

CANEBACK couch A chair, newly 

upholstered S2500 Can be *een at: 

722-2609 

CLEARANCE SALE 

Inventory change-OMr and rede- 

corating MM We need bare wea* A 

floor* Larg* tSecount* on 10th A 

20th century pamonga A acutptur* 

Rameining furniture muet be aokj 

SaMe Mart* Sat June 26th - Wed 

June 30th 

Mc (Ju>re'« Antlquee A Fine 

341 E Mam St 

348-5650 

ae A Fine Aft 

• North .Sl^ 

COCA-COLA Ice cheat Wicker - I- 

brary tatMa A refractory table, pomk- 

ttve cupboard, rope bad, mlec 

n*m* Fri June 25, 0-5 3250 Wmd- 

crofl. off South Cae* Lake Road 

DRYDEN TWP Coiactor unloading 

hundred* of antlquaa and coaectl- 

MM 3556 Sutton Rd (In barn be- 

tween Rochester A M-24. N ol 

Dryden) Sat June 26. 6-Spm 

702 Antiques 

A N T I Q U E S M A L L 

1 YR ANNIVERSARY SALE 

T O W N & C O U N T Y 

31630 Ptymouth Rd Uvome 48150 

425-4344 

Open 11-6 De*r 

15X off on ai mertaiandlee lor the 

morrth ol JUNE 

HELP US CELEBRATE 

A S U M M E R SALE 

WATCH HILL ANTIQUES 

330 E Maple. Birmaigham 644-744} 

TM. JULY 4TH 

CHINA. W«o* Burtelghwere, 

66 pc* . blue, made m England eerty 

1000-* NagotiabM 68 1 9612 

DINING ROOM SET Kid other*, too 

much to Mt 525-3606 

• IF YOU ENJOY BROWSING 

through artdleM treaaurM and 

wandering through yeeterday we 

know you wM *n»Oy your trip to 

TOWN HALL ANTIQUES of Down- 

town HMtonc Romao We have over 

40 antique deeler*. *peo**mng m 

queaty antique* and coAectiblea A* 

•tame ar* guarenteed a* repreeem- 

ed 

Greai New* w* ar* expending and 

opening 10.000 eddltional %oJ\ we 

are accepting application* loSquafr- 

tv deeler* onry 

Open 7 day*, 10-6, 361 day* pei 

year. Located at 32 Ml Rd and Old 

Van Dyka (M-53r 313-752-5422 

702 Antiques 

GIANT OUTDOOR FLEA MARKET 

Sunday, July 4th, dawt>-4pm 300 » 

booth*, tree arlmMaiuii Nam to 

Hitching Poet AnOquea Maa M-80 A 

M-53. Tecumseh Ml (517) 423-8277 

702 Antique* 

JUBILEE WEEK SALE 

JUNE 19th - 26th 

20% OFF everything over *10 

GRAY GOOSE ANTIQUES 

150 S Putnam WWwneton, Ml 

Moo-Sat K>-5 

W ANTIQUES HOT LME 

1-800-420-3713 

SHOWS , Ext S13 

AUCTIONS * Ext 514 

%2 Per Irlir, 

L ESPRIT ANTIQUES 

To m*k* room lor * greet new ahlp- 

meni Irom France - 25%-75% oft an 

tiquea and iccaeeorlM throughout 

the *f>op To June 26th only 

336 E MapM 646-6822 

POOL TABLE, OAK 4*8 Mat* 

leether pocket*. Ml accaaaorie* e> 

*000 737-0025 

ANTIOUES A COLLECTWLES 

SHOWS A AUCTIONS 

intormation on ma|dr ahow* *> 

Michigan 

Location* A ActrMtM* «pdaled ekly 

Avg cal 2 mm louch-tone pnone 

required Under 18 gel parent * 

permaeion 

PAH Information Service* 

P O Bo« 966. Dearttorn. Ml 48121 

REDFORD - Huge accumulation M 

must go Furniture, antique*, lot* oI 

primitive*, daprseslon giaes. co«ec- 

tKMee A mac Priced to Be* Dealer* 

welcome June 24,25,26, 0-? 14121 

Meroede*, N of Schooicreft E of 

Ink star 

STEUBEN'CARDER Or agon Halgr 

with acanthus laaiaa, douMs add 

out back vase (ada on a*Me Oca 

1925 S3,500 946-0144 

SUPERFEST COLLECTORS EVENT 

JULY 3-4 

Waahienaw Farm Coundl Grounda 

SANDERS ANTIQUES 

35118 MICHIGAN AVE. WAYNE. Ml 

9.000 tq ft Super ShowroomI 

We Buy. Se* A Trade Vie antlQuM 

Ron top*, dining *et* bed *et* 

chin* cabmsts. *ecretanaa. laPMa 

chair*, lamp*, clock*, china, 

pottery A * corrvpMt* Una ol 

Esisl* A Antique jewelry 

All ma|or credit cards *ccsphd 

Opan 10-6 dally (313)721-3029 

A Must Sea For OiaiQnera 

700 Deeler* Irom 15 Statee, 2 big 

antique an collect!bM ahoea Indoor* 

*nd out' Paper noetalgM A advertla- 

ing, toy *how doa A beer. gam. min- 

er aa A lewtry com aftow and much 

much mors 10 DoSdmga arid 100'a 

ol exhibitor*! Don'l mat Michigan'* 

Largest Collect on Show! Set 6-8. 

Sun 9-5 Admaaaion S3 

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820 won setting 

Women 

820 Mon Seektng 

Women 

ACT NOW- Biec* landlord Duwneas- 

man looking tor a faithful, caring, af- 

•ectionate lemal* Kida and race 

ok I'm 5 8' , 170 lt» ag* 33 Cat 

now •45208 

A DOMINANT wnrt* man. 39 *a*k* 

•dventurou*. «mrt* woman 

Curtou*' • 44973 

AFFECTIONATE nice-looking amgM 

white prolaul jnal mala. 54 , 5 6" 

Enjoy* golf, baung. moviee. dining 

out non-amokar Seeking whits 

lemale 42-50. for fnandahlp or poa- 

vbM relatunahip • 44601 

A HANDSOME. TALL a«m male, 39. 

easy going, financial aacure. would 

"ka to meet a young, attract**, aexy 

mat* who Maa romantic encounter* 

andmore «44021 

ARE YOU? Feminine/demure? Free 

to travel? luriemployed-OK/Taiy- 

not),. Tnm/«t? L*e togethemeea? 

Ye*?-lha tall dlvorcad whit* maM 

•wait* your caa » 45256 

ATHLETIC, good looking, wrth good 

aanaa ol humor looking lor an at- 

tractive lady under 35 • 45266 

ATTEMTIOMr 

BEAUTIFUL WOMAN UNOER 30 

BOY WITH ALL THE TOYS 

i Look*, aenettrviTy Por*cflea. boet* 

panthouae*. cradli card* wlthoul 

limit* ax otic reeort*) 

Looking tor gin with U tha pearl* 

iintaaiganca. aenenivtty, a pteaam^ 

per tonality, beauty A awaeoma bod- 

It you have whai I arr looking for 

guarantee I have what you went.• 

45202 

- ÎTB*ctive., 

maM 50'a. 6', kind, caring. Seek* 

diacraet lamaia companion age 30- 

45 for tun ralatlonahlp • 44100 

ATTRACTIVE white male. 30. S2" 

160 KM taw Mudamnawyer dart 

aaak* prerty *. down-to-earth 

lam ale 21-20 lor memorable aum- 

mer A lasting ralatlonahlp • 45311 

BLACK BROTHER Saaka white 

tar lor hm Wnea Cal today tor the 

excitement of your Wef • 44101 

ATTRACTIVE 44 year old white maM 

aaak* pretty petite while lamaia 

30-44 yeer* old, lor tun and poaaKM 

r*Mtlonahip Fsrmlngton Hato an 

• 45233 

CLASSIC GENTLEMAN 

Single white mele 20 handaome 

wea-buirt aharp draaaed nonaat. 

auo: aaatm aludent Saaka attrac- 

lueixlship Brst 145170 

of humor lor dlmng dancing, mw- 

•as/play*/boating Looking lor 

irlend 1at, poeeKMe more • 45262 

cartng 

5 8 m. 

Ceihoac Seeks tnm. poeRlve lamaia 

waang to ahare a variety ol nIsrael* 

• 45045 

CREATrvE amgM white male. 

Mm guitar travel A outdoors M 

attractive adventuroua aingle 

lamaia. no dependents lor kjn. 

inendahip A romance •45164 

ATTENTIVE White MaM 42. very 

canng A amcere lias many interest*, 

loves aummer fun A seek! asms m 

very peine whits lemaM. 30 lo 45 • 

45255 

ATTRACTIVE funlovlng alngM amita 

male. 20. aincara. kitaAgeiit 5' 10". 

164. eeeka aingle femaM 16-24. 

aam, attractive, good pereoneaty for 

poeeibla ralatlonahlp • 45174 

Attractive proleaalonal. coaege edu- 

cated. amgle black male. 26. former 

coAege A European pro baMatba* 

player, aeaka artractNe lady Norv- 

amoker/moderele drinker • 45168 

ATTRACTIVE amgM white maM 42. 

S'11\ 170 lbs , 

30-35. mature, ahapsly aM- 

gant No drlnkara/drug* • 45194 

ATTRACTIVE wtvte mala, recently 

dlvorcad. 52 yr* young. 511" aver- 

age weight I don't amoka Kind A 

romantic- Kid* ok. • 45208 

CUTE. nice, non-amoklng. drug free, 

deen. aery whns mala, 46. weight 

proportioned, deelres ammar arhna 

lamaia lor diacraet. occasional af- 

ternoon deaght V 45125 

CUTE- SENSUAL. Oea 

non-amoklng whits male. 40*. 

seek* young lamaia attracted to 

oUtm. men Jbl nrraaalrnl M O M 

paaalonata relehonahlp • 44190 

DISCRETE Interracial relationship 

wanted I'm black. 29. handaoma 

nave afternoons free You rs white 

• 44102 

DIVORCED. GOOD LOOKING White 

maM. 35. good ahape. looking for a 

petite, nice looking young LAOY met 

enjoys dlrMng out. family, frier 

theater, golt, being treeted Me a 

lady and much more ChAdren OK 

• 45234 

DIVORCED mce looking white mala 

DIVORCED •hit* maM. 40. lust 

coming out of long convenant. 

aeeea atiractive •hue lemaM lor 

monagemoua but i mere*!. r*i*tiorv 

•NP 

DIVORCED WHITE maM 43, 6 /215 

Adventurou* rmnoed noinMt 

ameer* humorous akee «id*. mov- 

a*, dandng. waa t. non amok*r 

Raca? Age? V r eerie nd • 45133 

DIVORCED ml rate m Me 6' 1751b. wM 

buat, 34, pro «*«. "iM ecKr- 

riMii seeas while %rna* OehMr 

21-40yr* tor fnanr •rap and poea- 

bMr*M«on»hi P • 45271 

DIVORCED white, professional 

male. 52 h on aat. cartng. amcere. 

non-amokai'drlnfcer. varied wtaraet. 

ahlp poeeibM reletionahip • 45007 

DIVORCED, while mele. 40 looking 

lor aomeone tu ahere quiet mît*. 

enjoy tiger Baaabaa. muaic-couritry 

ndae. welting lor your caa End lone- 

ly night* • 4530 1 

QOOO LOOKING, aandy IM. blue 

ayes 5'11". trim A buat twenty 

something Loves Ms tha outdoor* 

A summer ftjn WouM appraoaM 

• 44006 

QOOO LOOKING young white maM 

36. cioaege graduate non wnokar 

Men Soelcfflfl 

Women 

020 M e n Seeking 

Women 

HANDSOME, profeeslonal while 

male, 5'10". 170 body buadlng lb* 

Sucoeeaful good looking, eesy 

going, fun. *eek* a physically fit 

body buadlng lamaia 'or Irlendiahip 

leading to relatlonemp • 44175 

HANDSOME. Profeeelonal engineer 

*aalimg a lady lor aerioua ralatlon- 

ahlp White male. 40. never mamed 

Like moiM. dancing, ate Seeking 

•eme in proleaalo nal • 45235 

HI! - I am * white maM. 5'5, 150 K>*. 

eerly SO*, seeking white lamaM 

45-55 who an(oy* We. A doing moet 

anything Hope to hear Irom you • 

45261 

30-45, for mutuaBy axOtmg 

Let's get together Caa now* 45253 

i KNOW *omahwie you ara out 

there You ar* * wtm* aam bright A 

attractive 42-52 yr old You an|oy 

books. movMe. dining out I am mce 

loving lonely 54 yr old, 5'7". 150 

Ida Weetland widower Looking for 

a lasting ralatlonahlp • 45037 

IS NO MAN QOOO ENOUGH lor 

you? I want tha most high atrung, 

chic, picky, woman avaAabM I am 

brtaunt, delightful funny A attrac- 

tive. Be daring • 45175 

SUMMfcR TtMfet Miee IIII ik B'nj 

divorced white maM proleeaionM 

5T0"trtm, 170 lb*. amoHonaHy A 

ftnedaay aecure with * good *anae 

oI humor I'm looking lor trim, at- 

tractive lamaia to ahare boating, 

barbecuing A other fun on Caaa 

Laka Late 30'* eerly 40'*. 9 45106 

36 YR OLD white maM, looking lor 

attractive, affectionate non *mok- 

Ing. Mmmme woman, 25 yr* A up 

for commntlng-raMtloriahlp 

toward* tamay A kid* 

MARRIED WHITE mala, profes- 

sional. SO *. 6 . 200 KM. 

MARRIED WHITE MALE- wa« bum. 

aeeka a apeoal white ledy Age A 

atatua unimportant for a apaaal fun 

arrangement Long term poealbM • 

45086 

Raal Nice Guy ta* aam white maM 

20 prolaaaianal anjoy* aport*. 

movtea, travel, dmmg-out rwn- 

amoker. aeek* aam whit* lamaia 22- 

20 wRh aanaar meraets •45317 

ROCHESTER Ha* 

handeome. athletic aeek* Mm. at- 

tractive young lady lor daytime en- 

counter* Mamad/MigM •45005 

SINCERE, caring, dhroroad white 

maM. proMaalonal Early 40 * eaay 

on tha aye* 5 10" 100 »e I Ma 

holding hand*, taaiing, baauflM old- 

er hnmaa. turaitura. amn raring. 

Looking lor wrralai quaVtMa m dl- 

vorcad white lamaia tor Irtendahlp 

Medmg to mlatlonahip *45212 

SINCERE, educated mcetookmg. 

fit. white Cathoac maM. 37, no de- 

pendents aeakmg leaf ig ralatlon- 

ahlp with down lo earth canng. 

Ceihoac woman • 45263 

SINGLE BLACK MALE 30 5 5 In- 

dependent aaaka chnsnan amgM 

black lamaM or amgM whne lemaM 

tor fHerMMHp A km mo iM* together 

• 46060 

SINGLE. White maM taB, proMe- 

alonal aeeka prerty lamaia who arv 

joy* oonoert* A *port* 945150 

620 Men Seeking 

Women 

621 Women Seeking--— 621 Women Seeking 

SINGLE WHITE bualneesman 23. 6' 

180 lb very good looking, intern- 

ment. athletic. poMtive A extremely 

modest looking lor aomeon* like 

me •45135 

SINGLE WHITE temala - Attractive 

trim, aecure proleeaaonal mid ftttiea 

would Me to meet ta* attractive 

prclMalianal gentleman who anjoy* 

travel, aporta. conversation rtaaaa 

no couch potatoe • 45063 

SmgM whde maM 50. non amoker If 

you ara 35-50 an»oy tha outdoor*, 

mualc. dancing to the oldMe, get- 

away weekend* m the north. e»ght 

proportioned lo height • 45116 

aerobics. Devtd Letterman. beech 

e*. outdoor* Semleid No depend- 

45158 

VERY good looking fun lovmg white 

maM, 33 yr* old 5T0 ", 165 lb* 

never married emotionally A finan- 

cially *ecur*. sntoy* denemg. dming 

out *unset* See*a a petite mature 

white lemaM, 21-33, tor romance A 

relatlonemp • 44989 

WHITE dlvorcad maM, 51 with var- 

ied interest* aeeking a kind hearted 

lemel* who went* a monogemoua 

relet»on»mp • 44985 

SINGLE White male 29, 6' 4 

black ha*, green eyee. looking for 

Mm. smiley fomala. who M*M rock A 

roil A the beach • 45259 

SINGLE white male, 28. 5' 9 160 

lb*., brown hair blue eye*, eaay 

going with many intereet* looking 

for woman 21-35 tor tun and ro- 

mance • 44987 

SINGLE WHITE MALE. 55 

vrWi* 1 

SINGLE WHITE MALE. 26. 6'3", 

1801b*, brown hair hazel eyee 

aeeka 20-30 female, *exy intelli- 

gent humorou*, non-*moker, for 

dating, ralatlonahlp ? • 45160 

SINGLE WHITE mala, 22 8 3. good 

looking. an|oy* movM* bowling, 

pool, etc looking for attractive 

lamaia, 10-27 to enter mto ralattorv 

amp Redford • 45183 

SINGLE White MaM 32 blue colter 

of humor for fnendehip A 

poeeibM ralatlonahlp • 45250 

SINGLE White Male 34 6'2, 178 

lb* , Wue-*yed blonde with lots at 

Intereet* looking tor aomeone be- 

tw*en 25 A 35 lo apend the aummar 

with A maybe more. • 45254 

SINGLE WHITE maM 6 3" 38 yr* 

average person. Intereet* dmmg 

out. garage MM* Honeet, amcere. 

cenng. understanding **Mlng *m- 

gM whita lamaM 30-40 yr* to ahere 

Mee hopee A dream* wfth • 45221 

SINGLE. WHITE male, 52, 5'8", 

160 m i l attrecthM whne femaM 

30-56. no dependent*. Man Per arv 

Joy moviee. dining, beech or quiet 

tlmea at home • 45000 

SLENOER. ATHLETIC white, meM 

37 mce guy with heen and mtegrtty 

SUBMISSIVE eeger to pieeee white 

meM 44 ettrecthe deer dMcreel 

than Anuoualy MMa dominant 

• 44632 

SWM 25, 8 . 1701b* IM Iwideome 

FOR REAL Looking tor ledy. age a 

a number met woi>d Bia a mce guy 

al their tired leei Forget the peper- 

boy he a pMytng Ntmendo • 4S05I 

TALL - while maM 33 good looking, 

pertieay handicapped waBta with 

crutchee looking tor whne leniala 

24-30. aanaltliie open minded lady 

• 45118 

WHITE MALE. 40 a prolaMKmW 

phy*icaay fit. honeat. outgoing, car- 

ing. avid traveler looking lor white 

lamaia 35-45 lo ahare aome mterest 

A Hie • 45182 

lemale 20-35 Sport*, moviee. out 

door actMtMa •44130 

WHITE PROFESSIONAL widowed 

male. "1 woman man" MMIng "the 

1 women'" Brown haa blue eye*, 

clean (haven, 170 Iba 510" active 

outdoor type, country mualc fan. 

dancing Honeet. caring, affection- 

ate poealbM laatmg ratanonsmp 

age unimportant • 45025 

WOW, tha ed I* oui ol control Stn- 

gM. Jewteh. male, 32 biua eyee 

over 5'10". aweet. good looking 

•Mi amgM white lemal* wtth tame 

quelltiM • 45021 

50 YEAR OLD divorced white meM 

rn aeerch oI friend A lover Intereet* 

mdude theeJer. denemg. travel 

Prefer age 40-55 • 45305 

621 Women Seeking 

ALONE? I'm * amgle white female, 

22, 5'6", greet figure, very pretty 

Looking for a tat thm guy who * 

hone*!, fimny, and under 30 • 

45275 

*Hfc Vud JrawHrrr-TS^ra.^ 

Vegaa, denclng. bowling, theetre. 

waiting, taaimg I am a daaav petite 

Mond, dark eyee. 40t*n Sound* 

good, caa ma 

I 45120 

ATTRACTIVE, blond female, 53, 

5'9" aeeka amgM white mala, over 

50. to ahere varied Intereet* and en- 

joy monogamou* relationship 

Weetland • 45303 

ATTRACTIVE, anergatlc 29. 5 10. 

160 inkaler amgM black lameM 

aeakmg tea nonaat claan. attrac- 

tive. anergatlc 30-40 amgM whlte'ln- 

tei 1 national maM for romantic fnand- 

ahlp No mamed men plaaaHW 

45053 

ATTRACTIVE SINGLE bled. 

30. outgoing. mtaBgent. amoker 

aeeka amcufete amgM male. 30-40 

with a good aenee oI humor, dan 

SmgM fua-figured 

IS Mai Chrlehen 

rvon-amok mg. hnancialty aecure 

man mMreen boaHmg, Mating 

hor»ea0ack. travaang • 45226 

ATTRACTIVE, 

sr 145 

ampioyad. no dependent*. ferriage 

• 45361 

ATTRACTIVE iplrllual. black 

41 5'3" Mm. MMmg Irlend 

king fr 

ttp with prollMlrira 45-55 who 

Uvee Ma God A paopM AJ raca* 

conai dared beautika • 44100 

ATTRACTIVE WHITE female 47, 

love* to dance. »ng, have lun 

Looking lor hone*t. caring, energel- 

K A ambltiou* man for friendship A 

lasting ralatlonahlp • 44164 

ATTRACTIVE while single female. 

301 aeeka attractive whit* alngM 

male. 30-45. local area large atze 

170-2301b*. tM for reletlonahip. 

walk a dinner . & dean fun • 45200 

ATTRACTIVE 27 yeer old looking for 

•omeone 26-29 who a honeet. down 

10 earth A attractive Enjoy* out- 

door* concert*, aport*. quiet evert- 

ing* A compamonahlp • 45315 

BEAUTIFUL, Brainy Orunetie 510/ 

135 Edectic. ftt hm Whde, 43 

BLACK, full-figured. prolaaaianal 

female visitor trom Benemaa aeeka 

white prolMiional mala, 26-33 for 

long-term romence poeelbly mar- 

riage WlUng to relocate • 45222 

BLACK PROFESSIONAL 43. tM, at- 

tractive aensltive. aenous. 1 chad 

Enjoys vsnety. c/eettviTy Seek* ta* 

unattached mala to ahare mterest. 

•nendarup stimulating conversation. 

poasibM reiatiomahip • 45039 

BLACK woman 80t*h looking for 

black man, 75, tor fnendehip, maybe 

more Let 9 talk Ful figured, love 

cftOrtW. Jflhtnc oirt em- 

ployed • 45267 

PRETTY, VERY aucoaaaful entrepe- 

nuer. 5*5", very loving. aMng. fun 

figured. Making maM, 46-tat* 60 a 

' tai*s.c».igw».»-toc R». par*?® i 

• 44078 

CARING PROFESSIONAL Black 

FemaM. 45. 5'7' aeMi honaal maM 

wtth good conversation Enjoy* 

church, aports, movie*, concerts, 

traveling •45041 

CHRISTIAN WOMAN, 52 5'5", 135 

lbs nice looking, anjoys dancing, 

aports. travelling, theatra waiting, 

aeeka non-*moklng aecure man w/ 

similar intareats • 45220 

CLASSY WOMAN ol color aeM* 

apacial attention bom attractive 

ttonahip i* mat * touch away 145310 

CUTE. Classy blond lac lech aeeki 

fnendehip leedlng to reletlonahip 

White attractive profeaatonaI maM 

42-52 who MM nature 

current events, danong 

travaang, 

• 451-S«!-Sur 11-8 Baa. furnltur*, 

beby. toddMr 4 womera dothM. 

cabinet*. houaewarM band* 

ROCHESTER HILLS-MOVING-1507 

Surrey Lane. Kmg* Cove, ofl Tienk- 

an. between Rocheeter 4 Uvemcas 

Laat an on King* Cove Dr Thir. 8- 

5. Frt. 8-5. Sal. 8-1; June 24-26 

AnttquM 4 i.LiMclltlM. Thur*, 8-10 

•a tM* fagh M o r a priced Ban(o 

csock Avon bottM*. collect or s 

ptelM D*pr*e*aon gMaa dtnner- 

wer* lemp*. bed. sofa. tabM*. 

ireedma. eight set.'bench, power 

looM. book*, lady's doOM*. TV. 

•averwar* Sal. June 26lh. 12-1 ev- 

erything MA mual go wa take ragh- 

eet price oflered by 1pm 

FARMINGTON HILLS, June 25-26. 

»-* 31763 Coronet. S of 13. 1 bloc* 

W of Orcherd LMe Bar refrigerator, 

overstuffed retainer bike, amokai. 

lawn mower TV. rm*c 

ROCHESTER HILLS-MOVING-1507 

Surrey Lane. Kmg* Cove, ofl Tienk- 

an. between Rocheeter 4 Uvemcas 

Laat an on King* Cove Dr Thir. 8- 

5. Frt. 8-5. Sal. 8-1; June 24-26 

AnttquM 4 i.LiMclltlM. Thur*, 8-10 

•a tM* fagh M o r a priced Ban(o 

csock Avon bottM*. collect or s 

ptelM D*pr*e*aon gMaa dtnner- 

wer* lemp*. bed. sofa. tabM*. 

ireedma. eight set.'bench, power 

looM. book*, lady's doOM*. TV. 

•averwar* Sal. June 26lh. 12-1 ev- 

erything MA mual go wa take ragh- 

eet price oflered by 1pm 

FARMINGTON HILLS, June 25-26. 

»-* 31763 Coronet. S of 13. 1 bloc* 

W of Orcherd LMe Bar refrigerator, 

overstuffed retainer bike, amokai. 

lawn mower TV. rm*c ROCHESTER HILLS. Thur*. Fn Sal 

9-5 IOU of atufl. 244 Stonetre* 

Walton to Fireaaood lo StonatrM 

FARMINGTON HILLS children* 

dothmg sale t day only Girl* 4 

boy*. Infant-4 Re aula quaMty. not 

pnced Sat Jun* 26th 10-5 28105 

Better mi off 12 MM. between 

MiddMbeit 4 raster c**h fiaaai 

ROCHESTER HILLS. Thur*. Fn Sal 

9-5 IOU of atufl. 244 Stonetre* 

Walton to Fireaaood lo StonatrM 







FIOCHESTER HILLS - June 24-25. 

9-6 2783 HaandaM. S ol Walton 

E. at Adam* Great aMtltoiri 







ROCHESTER H8M. * big 4 g*n*r*- 

ing saM 1 day only. Suret June 27 

10-4pm Furniture, houaehold rtem*. 

clothing bik** mor* gr*al *tufl 

22433 Sprtngbrook. enter N ol 9 

maa. w of MipdMoen 

FARMINGTON HILLS MOVlNO 

-S*te--Prt S'â? 

room aat upholsiared chairs mapM 

furnltur* antique pMtform rocker, 

cmn*. glass, lamps cucturee rm*c 

476-5282 

25 9-4 LrftM Tlkee toy*, kitchen 

rm*c . »nan*. buWU 8 M sports 

card*, rocking hor** aog kennel, 

luggage, children's dothma 8 much 

mor* 29958 High V*aey off 13 Mae 

eerw**n Farmington 8 Dnkl 

COMMERCE TWP - 2 Family SaM 

5pm Moving 

ttlKXlt.S.. IVS. 

small 8 larga appkancaa. furniture 

uque* 23905 Haynea E of Orchard 

LMa, S of 10 MM 

FARMINGTON-Hug* Moving 

SalaSal , June 26 10-4pm 23471 

MUlvlew Ct ofl Freedom Batweeri 

Dr*k* 8 Grand River Quality furni- 

ture curt*ln*. ate 

FARMINGTON Ml*s 25654 Br*v- 

chaaler. enter Aroen Per*. S of 11 

Thur-Set . June 24-25-26; 9-5 30 

FARMINGTON Haia- 26131 Hawber- 

ly. N. of 12 Mae W of Farrmngton 

Thur-Fn , 9-4 Furniture, b*e 8 car 

FARMINGTON HILLS- Lincoinehire 

East Subdtvtaion Garaga SaM 11 

MBa 8 Middlebelt lacroas trom Mer- 

Acres Subdivision SaM (W of Orc- 

hard between 10 8 11k Fri 8 Sal 

9em-5pm, Everything Goaami«»f1f 

FARMINGTON HILLS - Hanson 

Gins Track June 24.25.26 9-5pm 

23377 N Stockton cotuMem 

M O N D A Y 6:90 P M 

Uvonia Elks 

31117 «rm«4h- UeonM 

464-0600 * 425-2246 

C O N G R E G A T I O N 

B E T H S H A L O M 

TUESDAY 7:15 P.M. 

14401 W. Unesis, 0tk Hrti 

(t of QmenSaki 

5 4 7 - 7 9 7 0 

K. of C. 

St. Francis of Assist 

W6do6fdiy, 10:30 a.m. 

21900 MKXMM 

Farmington HWa 

rBe»n*er Oand Rhrer 8 9 Maei 

4 7 6 - 1 1 0 0 

ST. JOHN'S 

A R M E N I A N C H U R C H 

(Church with OokJ Domal 

THURSDAY 7:00 P.M. 

22001 Noithwaatem Hwy 

5 6 9 3 4 0 5 

16th Congress District 

Democratic Party 

SATURDAY 6 : » P.M. 

Sheldon Hall 

ai Feaemaa Ra | 

2 6 1 - 9 3 4 0 

VFW #4012 

IN NORTHVILLE 

SATURDAYS 8:45 P.M. 

438 SO. MAIN STREET 

NORTHVILLE 

(N oi 7 Mae Rd > 

To place an ad In this directory, please 

call Joan at 953-2082 

SOUTHFIELD - Big SaM 23055 

Berg Rd . 2nd houaa N ol 9 Maa. 

Wed thru Sun , 9am to 7pm 

SOUTHFIELD - Frt-Set 10-4 29628 

Flock Creek One, ofl 12 Ma* be- 

tween Evergreen 8 Southfield Qual- 

ity an. fcjrmture. 8 houaehold good* 

SOUTHFIELD-GlganOc Garage 8 

SKMwMt SaM Hundreds of items 

evaaabM Thura-Sim. 6/24-6/27, 

9am-6pm 25619 Southwood Dr . N 

ol 10 MM, S ol Lincoln Dr bafaaen 

WHITE LAKE - Grandma I Estate 

SaM Antiquee. lumiture. TV, 

houeewaree, muat *M 1060 Enne*l 

ofl Round Lake Rd June 26-27. 9-5 

707 

Wayne 

BELLEVILLE MULTI FAMILY 

urdey fr-6 Sundey 12-6 June 26 

8 27 Garaoa aaM Oft of 1-64 N Ser- 

vice Dr 0al*a

a a * O&E T h u r s d a y , June 24, 1993 

MARKET PLPCE 

707 Qlfigg Seles: 

Wayne 

HEDfORO - Thur*.-Sat. #-5pm 

Mud; tamay Kida aoit*. beby fur- 

nibae. pmg pona tebM. mac 11301 

- minor Plymouth/Telegraph 

708 HouMhoM Goods 

Oakland County 

REDFORO-Y*rd SaM Furniture, 

•lOuWfiQW children* book*. rmec 

Fri -Sal Juna 25-26. 9-5 i»W m- 

HO. S Of 7 MIM. E Of in* star 

REDfORO - 2 family 20506 Mac 

Arthur W of Died*. N of Grend 

F«iac. Juna 24th a 25th. 9-4 

ReOPORD-25240 CathedrM T>njrv 

Son Juna 24-27 Many cfMdrens 

dothee baby item* and imcJi mora 

REWORD-26434 Margaret* 2 b*s 

9 of t MIM between Beech 4 

inciter Juna 24-25 10am-5pm 

Something for everyone 

REOFORD 3 FAMILY SALEI Thurs. 

PM, Sal. 9-5pm. Sun 9-2pm 9«32 

S«ux Ptymouth Rd 1 Inkster NIC* 

rrkckt furniture Oof haa Galor*. 

iMJtt Lota Moral 

A 

GIGANTIC 

WAREHOUSE 

SALE 

Name four own prica on new A ae- 

tata contemporary 8 traditional fur- 

rwtura Badrooma dming room 8 Ifv- 

ing roomt. occaafonai tumMhmg* 

Oon't mMal 

Fri 8 Sal Juna 15-19. 10-4 

973 ORCHARD LAKE RD 

S£ corner Orchard 8 TeMgraph out- 

side Kaaoo Harbor 

For mTorrrflitlor. call 332-3650 

REOPORD - 4 family June 25-26, 

9em-3pm Furniture household 

catjy Pishing tools, weigh 1 Danch, 

vitf>eats. much mora 18274 Cen- 

traKlC 1 Wocx w of Baach Oetween 6 

*.!#"• 

WAVNE - GARAGE 8 SAKE SALE , 

Juna 25-26th 9-Spm 38726 Cra- I 

cant Court. N of Michigan. E of 

JQfiCHIx, an tor off Covlnglcm, Lega- 

cy Estataa SubdivtMori 

WESTLAND - afghans tube stereo 

color TV. miac 2119 WUahlre 

Sewtiurgh 4 Palmar Fri Sat . Sun 

Juna 25-27 

WESTLANO - Antkjue*. boating ac- 

casacas, Marlay parts & miac 

household terns June 25-27 '0-4 

426 Vantawn. off Cherryh« 

WESTLANO Due to loss selling an 

nou**no»a 4 furniture 4 stereo 

council Morel June 26.27. 8-8 30 

1818 Alberta. St Venoy/Palmar 

WESTLAND moving aaM furniture 

tool*. lawn equipment. kticher 

ml»c . personal ap-V*n *u- 

lomatic. Mr carpM liyv'l apeoM 

T O W N & C O U N T R Y 

DOOGE 

SUMMER LEASE - 35 ft condo 

well* BeWe Maer HarDor $2,475 

Summer aeaaon winer storage 

available Call 979-4400 

47 000 

[SAFARI •! Condition, ryw brake* 

hiM Pump. KeVM:rr*MSi bSmm* 

1979 Corvette bleck 4 saver pro- 

23 OOC 

808 Vehtcie ft 

Boat Storaga 

ENGLISH Sellers Puppwe 8 at*n- 

ed young dog* Outstanding breed- 

ing for bird hunters 693-1731 

FEMALE INDOOR cat. spayed, de- 

dewed affectionate 

home 

FILA Braeilelro puppiee. champion 

MoodMnee world* be*: protector*, 

male* 8 female* show 8 pet duality 

Senou* Inoulrea onfy 371-2*08 

FOUR *11M kittens need good 

hgâaaajjMJg»_ 

heaflh guaranteed 313-264-1262 

GOLDEN RETRIEVERS Pôa-Have 

a golden aummer' AKC OF A. cham- 

pion bloodlines $350 536-1097 

GREEN-WING MACAW 

10 yeers old. 2 » 3 cage $900 or 

beat offer 363-2268 

KERRY BLUE Terrier need* s good 

home Pedigreed Love* chaor*r. 

Price negotlabM Evening 256^001 

KITTENS. mMe and lemaM 7 weeks 

old al snots 855-4138 

KITTENS 

weeks old 

KITTENS - to good home 3 evak- 

abM 1 grey tiger 1 black. - muted 

calico 7 wciek s old 726-1783 

AKC REGISTERED Wee* labradors 

Dew claw* shot* wormed, champ* 

on bloodlmea 422-3629 

VITAMASTER Power Pro II treed- 

m*. 6 mo old Electronic display 

Sacrifice at $500 649-5906 

735 Wsntad To Buy 

ALBUMS 45 s Old Comic* Card*. 

MovM Poeter* Photo* Magazme* 

Old Gamee. Model*. Toy* Motown 

EM* BeetM Hem* Eve* 264-1251 

ALWAYS buying, sk* car* loy* 

certain other oUsr itema before 

1970 Cash paid 846-3094 

PINBALL MACHINES 

Warned any condition Wll pey 

caah Go eatm and ael geme to me 

Cal Jim 826-5203 

WANTED 

1911a, hi 

Colt single actions 

h grade douOMa old 

WANTED TO BUY SteM bunk Beda 

w».- fu«>tt* bea 

313-735-1157 

BOSTON WHALER - 12 8 mflat- 

abM and 15hpjohn»on $1395 

464-6621 

CELEBRITY 1968 18ft bowndM 

175 hp Mer cruiser E-Z Loader 

trMMr Exceaent $7,900 455-8726 

CHECKMATE 1981 17 fl power 

trtm. good ocondltlon, 115 HP MM- 

cury. $3500.'beet 699-3754 

CHEETAH 20 fl 1986 Walleye 

pieeaure equipped Loaded for 

CITATION. 1966- 19 fl Cutty Cabin. 

165 marc mboar a / out board trMMr 

exlraa. 46700/beat 522-0471 

CORSO Deck Boat 1991 - 18 ft 

YMnaha 205 HP V6. 50 mph. low 

hour*, akl platform, am-fm cassette. 

$10,900 887-3828 

CREST 1962 - 25" pontoon boat/ 

trMMr John*on 25hp *ngm* Deck 

need* repMr $3499 542-6057 

CRUISER, 1970 - 19 ft 120 hp. Merc 

CnjMM camper top depth «nd». 

LABRADOR PUPS y**ow, choco 

Mle 4 Week of*. *hots, wormed 

$125 8 up 828-0519 

LHASA APSO pupe AKC, shot* 

great diapoartion sma* type, home 

..Med 563-2139 

MALE TABBY cat neutered 8 de- 

cMwerd Al shots curran' Needs s 

good home 549-4637 

POMERANIAN PUPS AKC *dor 

abM Champion bioodkne MaMe 8 

es 4350-4500 2*4 9665 

POOOLES Mmleture 

pMe MaM 

an teed Evemnga 

8 wk s AMo pea pure blacks 

C*a. 313 360 8264 

.TTWEII LEP" PUP* 8 weeks old 

good 1empM*ment $400 

729-2229 

EBBTIDE. 1968 River*, 19fi 

175hp, ShoreUne trMMr. low hour*, 

exceaenl condition Ml accessories 

$9000 or beat ofler 475-1683 

EBCO 140hp mercruMM. Me new 

Must sell priced reduced to $3150/ 

beal 522-0227 or 746-5064 

EV1NRUOE. 6hp 

tank, low hour* 

outboard with 

$700/beat Can 

464-7564 

FIBERGLASS boat 15v» 55 hp 

ChryeMr outboard trMMr down- 

rigger* ship to Shore radio, $1 000 

30747 Pick ford, Lfvoraa 471-4328 

FISHERMAN S DREAM—Seenymph. 

15 8 3 fua bench eeetx I bow 

seat sad* mounted steering 8 motor 

controM. electnc start. 25 hp Mercu- 

ry trMMr 2 downrlgger* with polaa 

4 raeM plu* marry extra* 43.000/ 

812 Motorcycles 

Mini-Bikes 

AARDVARK AUTO 

Turn tfv«1 |unfc runrwno or 

c*t -'tnicfc mto cash 12^-15000 

842-1275 

CROWN LINE - 18fl lOOnc Mercu FORC 1968 AEROSTAR Van - 7 

15 FT flbergia* boat -SMP AVOID A LAW SUIT' 

condition 

45 50C 

HARLEY DAVIDSON. 1976, Su| 

GBde $6500 or beat O"M 

After 4pm 565-0946 

E 4 M Auto Paris 

474-4425 

HARLEY OAVIOSON 1971, 86 cub* 

*>ch, 1400 maee on new engine. 

46SOO 533-7647 

HARLEY DAVIDSON 1966. 

S lid* full dress, very clean, 

11,000.'beet A*k lor T.J 721-2097 

HARLEY DAVIDSON 1974 Spori- 

sier Hawaa blue super clean 8 

chrome, 44995 420-1268 

HARLEY I960 Sportster LE - Every- 

ssr*-*— 

HARLEY, 1991 Sportster 1200 Low 

maea. $7.000.'best offer 

Cal after 4pm 565-0946 

HONDA. 1971 450cc good condi- 

tion $350 420-2232 

HONDA '965 250R dirt b* 

CAT 

sr-ru' 

16 ft. Ml recang 

42 600 

841-5207 

814 Csmpers, Trailers 

ft Motorhomas 

AVION TrMMr 30 fl 1978 Hon- 

49 000 or beM 960^1923 

DOOGE DAKOTA 1967 - New mo- 

tor 62.000 maee 43500/beet From 

8-6pm 427-19». AfMr 6 427-7563 

DOOGE 1982, RAM Pickup, greet 

work truck Beet ofMr 

Cel DennM. 427-6996 

DOOGE 1990 D-I50 Work Truck. 8 

ft bed. automatic, M 

maker Only 4*495 

.COUNTRY 

FORD EXPLORER 1991 - XLT. 

door Loeded Low maea $14 966 

FAIRLANE FORD 

582-1172 

FORD RANGER 1991 XLT, 

FAIRLANE FORO 

5®2-1172 

AVION 1976. 30'. 

lion, Mr uondluiaiaA Ka ba 

•leap* T k4r*eif confined low 

COBRA. 19B9 FLAOSTAFF Po»-«* 

SMeee 6. *creaned-m room. eacM 

lam condmon 42'00/beet 476-7402 

COLEMAN I9B2 

asset 8. ewrana. w 

20 aeet open 441(60 

por 

Orel 

721-7941 

DOLLY with ighta lor m m large 

CM 4500 422 TTfl 

OUTCHCAN 1960 Cllllir 33 Mr 

cabM ae* contaMMd n 

band* eaklng 411,000 

ENCLOSED TRAKER. 8 . 4 721-4146 

MuM Ma 416 000tMM 

NOMAD 1661 16 ft 

•rm good 

479-6629 

7pm 666-3461 

13431 

MAHOOAMV RUNABOUT 

PONTOON BOAT 

era* rmm Marc 

2*6 1961 SMr 

FORO. 1967 RANGER XLT Cap. 4 

140.000 maaa - 

353-2266 Day* 8344)769 Eva* 

FORO 1966 F2SB JdT LartM. 17 600 

maaa. KMOML **» cMan. Keo 

duly kecli. 411.900 t>*M 

474-7422 or 167-0607 

'"-SC,*. 

FORD AEROSTAR 1969 XLT - 

coaded. k / x daan. tnp-dMiance. 

30 000 maaa. $9000 422-5225 

FORD AEROSTAR 1992 - XL Ful 

power low rmles $13,495 

SUBURBAN OLDS CADILLAC 

843-0070 

FORD 1968 Econoane CorrverMon 

air. a* power apeed control. t#t, 

captain chaitrs cherrywood trim, 

foidmg bad duM lank*. *m-fm caa- 

satte. CB radio, nee area, mtch ex 

captionaly dean $7,250 420-2462 

FORO 1990 AEROSTAR XL - al 

wheM drive. 42.000 maaa. ipciiMa*! 

$10,500 4S3-2424 

HINES PARK 

LINCOLN-MERCURY 

FORO 1990 Extended AEROSTAR - 

automatic air. XLT package, a* 

power w MM. 4H698 

FOX HILLS 

Chry«Mr-Pfymou1h-Jeep-EagM 

455-8740 961-3171 

PLYMOUTH 1969 VoyagM SE. 

51.000 miles 7 paaaange. **. pow- 

M door* 8 windows -cnaee luggage 

rack. 47700 256-1551 or 256-1215 

TOWN & COUNTRY 

DOOGE 474-6668 

one of a kmd, 29.000 

$16,995 

TOWN & COUNTRY 

DOOGE 474-6666 

TRANSPORT 1990 SE 

maaa loaded 49200 

422-4340 or 459-5968 

VOYAGER 1967 - 

•peed Mr 44 .000 or beet of»M 

721 -3787 

VW CLASSIC Camper Van, 1966 

Loaded 4 wheel drive. 1 owner 

4.47.900 363-2977 

824 Jeeps ft Other 

4-Wheel Drives 

BLAZER 1990 4 wheel drtve deluxe 

aheMs. Hr stereo only at TYME 

$521 below blue book Why pay 

more $2999 

TYME AUTO 455-5566 

BRONCO II 1968 XLT - 4x4, cMen 

$4 966 Guarantees Financing 

GLASSMAN OLDS 354-3300 

CHEVY K1500 4x4 1991 - Bright 

blue Saverado Loaded GMaa cap 

New GSA * $15,000 You eM not 

ftnd * mcer truck 451-0372 

JEEP CHEROKEE, 

loaded. 41.000 maea 

ditlon. $13,500 Caa 

1969 Limited 

aam con- 

644-1742 

JEEP 1967-Cuetomczed pamt 4 infe- 

rior Kenwood aystem. alarm eun- 

roof mdude* herd. *oft. oanm top*. 

LOW ml** 53.000. «xcea*nt condi- 

tion 410.000/beu 473-0583 

TROOPER 11 1968 5 

fm. 78.000 maea, dean. 45500 

538-2545 

ACCURA 1990 INTEGRA, whne al- 

loy eheMs. msnu* Mr excM 

condition 49500 553-0614 

CORVETTE 

rw~,ijKT.R 900° 

JAOUAR XKE. taaa Z 

$ 18.000 trrx 

LOTU8. 14B1 BSPRTT. 

2.000 mlea. new 

MAZDA. 1967. RX7 GXL. I 

47.000 

MAZDA 

•raa/ta 

70.000 

Oree.'brekaa. naM 4 look* great 

MAZDA 1982 MX3. mmt 

Mr. alarm. 19,000 ml 

410.000 

MAZDA 323 1969-s — 

4 brake*. Mr 44, 

FAIRLANE FO 

582-1172 

MERCEDES. 1972. 

414.500 Ca* Nancy »1-S»2 

MERCEDES. 1979 4506L- 

•fiowroom. a 

•ee? 423.000 963-3490 

MERCEDES 1962 3606L Cun*M9- 

bM. 59.562 man. 2 lop*. Moeed 

wtnter*. 423.000 646-67B0 

MERCEDES 1967 - 560 SL. wh*e «7 

grey interior one 

MSRCEDES. 1969. 3008E. WIMa wf 

burgimdy 

MERCEDES 1990 190E -2.6 Blar. 

Exceaenl condition MUM eel 

417.000 952-1400 

ACURA 1&92 INTEGRA GSR - only 

1.250 mle*. loaded, ae. cruMa. 

alMrn CO and mor* Muet ae* Only 

$16,000 266-2377 

ALPHA ROMEC 1991 - 164L. load- 

ed bleck MetfMr mtenor warranty 

$16 900 NegotlabM 930-6597 

AUOt 1978. 5000 pan* onfy sMM 

grey color 4400 Good shepe 

649-6024 

AUCK 4000S 1965 - grey, sunroof 

100.000 mae* good condition. 

42500/beet offer 647-6217 

BMW 1974 320- 

body g 

BMW 1984 3161. good 

speed. MhMi 86 Mi ma 

646-1090 or 

CORVETTE, 1964 low 

mane. Boee whMa/rad leather 

Sharp carfl $i0.500/beei 360-6674 

CORVETTE 1969 

wtth leefhM rrtertor 

CHEVY 1969 BLAZER 4x4 

Power everythang Uke nee Guar- 

enteed financing 


CHEVY 199 1 S-10 BLAZER - 4 door 

Tahoe pacfcaga 4x4, M power op- 

sfwft Hurry 1 

BOB JEANNOTTE 

PONTIAC/GMC TRUCK 

Plymouth 453-2500 

HONOA CRX. 1947 - Uka New 

$2966 Guaranteed Financing 


JAGUAR 1964 Vandan PLae - 

42.000 miee Brttieh green, dean 

Aakmg $14 000 644-7153 

MAZDA 1967 RX7 - Showroom new 

$4686 Gueranieed fmandng 

GLASSMAN OLDS 3&4-3300 

582-1172 

MG 1979 MldgeL 42500/beet o 

CMI efter 3pm. 722- 

MIATA 1990, blua. 5 

fm raassns. 30,000 

condition 410.500 647^9 

MITSUBISHI GALANT 1990 

Red, roof, $10,290 353- 

TAMAROFF % 

MfTSuetSHI 1901. 3000 GTSLv s 

apeed. mint 1 i.mdWkai. 14.000 eMaM 

stored wtnter*. 419.500/baaL 

Leeve Ii 522-«6*a 

PORSCHE 1968 CARRERA 911,M^ 

nil I condmon. red 4 Hack, new 

area $26600 

SAAB 1965 900S - 43966 Guaran- 

teed financing 

GLASSMAN OLDS 354^00 

STERLING 

44968 • 

QkASti 

•ed knenceng 

Ot , 364-U0Q 

12.000 w 

413 900 

power. 

86S-0431 

^M0T(^H0M£S f^TORrtOMK 

-1992 & I993's C0NC0RD SALE! 

ic. it < 

SUBURBAN OLBB CAOA.LAC 

643-0070 

GMC 1906 S-18 Pickup 4 cyl low 

FOX HILLS 

TtRNA TX3NAL 

$600.f—i 

1974 

aorup 

$ 

PACE ARROW 1964 16 «V. Mw 

I'IIIMI. oeded OM doa« 8 low car 

a Hit* ONM or trade M» )' 11 

4-10 1666 PTCKUP - 4 CYMNDM $ 

speed Oe r*6e* au*in oon«- 

aan. 42 960 776-SM 

PROWLER 1660 29 MED* ME 

ee 46300 or beM oMer 420-3466 

TOYOTA 1966 peta-I®. ok* oak 

red. 4.4 new area. $ weed a M 

Mnt oonMon $10 606 $77-8171 

PUMA I9T4 POP^JP mac • 6 TOYOTA 1666 DMCk pMk^M 4 cy»- 

166-7734 4a000«tMM TsmmM 666-1JCf 

ROCKWOOO 1SB6 pop-up Camp 

M III ua 8. kanaoe aa boa. boM 

WANTED RAMOSM. 4 « E 

Yrvjr'yr'TT 

CONCORD 

MINIBUS 

Starting AJ ^ 3 7 * 9 0 0 

s 59.775 

Rami 

NASA WKXfSAJi 

c 

l 45,710 

*37,900 

DON'T MISS THIS SALE 

If You Want 

• Quality • Looks 

• Instability • Price 

HURRy !! HURRY I 

Sale on 27 ft. Concords 

Only 3 In Stock! 

Now starting at *37,900 

All 1992 and 1993*s^ 

ALL CLASS A"s 

ALL LOADED 

ACCESSORIES • STORAGE • SALES • SERVICE • 

MOORE'S R.V. MALL 

66*4 \M**era M , WSi.aieie Lofte. 

(313) 662-4548 663-7020 

mm ihmk "s6pm 

N t M e $fM

toQ* O&E Thursday, June 24, 1993 

AUTOMOTIVE M 

82S Sports 8 

tmpgrtad Cara 

852 Claaaic Cara 

82S Sports 8 

tmpgrtad Cara 

DATSUN 1974. 290Z. mag whaMs. 

mr. arrwfm, ona wm* naads work 

$2900 or baM ofMr 459-3591 

PORSCHE 944. 1994 $*9*4 Low 

DATSUN 1974. 290Z. mag whaMs. 

mr. arrwfm, ona wm* naads work 

$2900 or baM ofMr 459-3591 

PS 354-3309 

DOOGE 1973 ChargM graat proiact 

CM 314 automatic. do**n 1 run. ao»- 

•d body $500 Anxwuai 274-4509 

852 Claaaic Cara KARMEN-GMIA 1972 ConvMtlbM. 

v*ry good condition Plaaaa cal 

Rudy arrytlma 549-3296 

CADILLAC 1963, 4 door aadan. 

KARMEN-GMIA 1972 ConvMtlbM. 

v*ry good condition Plaaaa cal 

Rudy arrytlma 549-3296 

Hon. $ M>,500 8*1-4754 MERCEDES 1929 RoaOstar RapB- 

ca. Ford pow« AwMd WmnM 

J7995 626-6425 

CME\jR>LET 1952, DMCIa naada 

mo< 

or bast offer 453-2443 

$ y r 

ESCORT 1965 manual runs good 

$550 532-7336 

ESCORT 1965 4 speed white very 

deer. air. runs excellent, have 

records $875'beat 425-0071 

ESCORT 1987 auiomatic. a». 35 

mpg, $1450 


866 Ford 

ESCORT >967 GT 56,000 rralas 

new tire* exhaua*, 5 speed. $3,300 

Days 569-0046 or evea 540-1063 

ESCORT 1987 wagon, good condi- 

tion company mamtamad, needs 

engine repair $500 beet 953-6677 

ESCORT 1989 LX Wagon, automat 

•c, air very good condition 21,500 

rrata* $4600 422-0909 

ESCORT 1969, 2 door, 1 '000 r 

auiomatic ak em/tm 

cruise powar s lea'mg/brakes 

$4600 663-0378 

ESCORT 1990 LX. strawberry red, 

5 spead air wn fm cassette excel- 

lent condition $4 650 453-0644 

ESCORT "990 LX - 5 speed, loadad 

excellent condition $5 600 or best 

ofler 641-7666 

ESCORT 1990 Wagon 16.000 

miles automatic ak. perlect 1 $6695 

453-2424 

HINES PARK./- 

LINCOLN-MERCURY ' 

ESCORT 1991 GT Fled, automatic 

air power steering h brakes, rrant 

condition $7750 421-6620 

ESCORT 1992 LX - Low mNee 

loaded, am/tm stereo, excellent 

condition $7495 397-9112 

ESCORT 1992 LX 4 door automat- 

ic, air, am-tm cassette 

$8500 349-7169 

ESCORT 1969 GT Black 5 spaed 

a«r power steering A brakes Greet 

2nd car $4986 

FAIRLANE FORD 

582-1172 

' • N i t 

Thursday, June 24, 1993 O&E 

AUTOMOTIVE 

896 Ford 

ESCORT 199T OT - deer, whits au- 

iomatic. loadad. tow man. air. 

$7700/beel oftar 953-4609 

ESCORT, 1991 GT 3 Ooor, 30.000 

iriaa*. ceded, non-amoker «rle I 

car $7500 464-1726 

ESCORT 1992 LX 2 

mane. ak. n«e Ives 32.000 maa*. 

•iceftant $5450 464-8210 

ESCORT 1992 LX automatic, ak 

powar steering, t brakae AM/FM 

and mor*< $6 ,666 

FAIRLANE FORD 

502-1172 

FESTIVA 1990 - Vary ckawi red fin- 

iah graat gaa miuaga $3495 

MATICK CHEVY 531-7100 

GET THE FAX 

EARLY 

Use your Vtsa/Maslercard and or- 

der this classification on Wad at 

6pm for Thuraday'a ads by fax Gat 

the ads before the paper hits the 

streets cm Thursday 

Dial 1-600-967-5904 

Have your chargecard handy 

ftdk Ham 

9622 Autos $39 95 

For mora information call 

8rian (3131 953-2297 

ASC 1966. McOarer Mustang. 5 0 

Convertible, Limited Edition. 3 1525, 

loadad exceaent condition $9 995 

522-9090 or 332-7379 

GLASSMAN 

CALL NOW FOR PHONE APPROVAL 

3 5 4 - 3 3 0 0 

As* for Hirarrr 

O" Tcicîaph Ai !«•' Tsvetvf Southfield 

VACATION 

VAN-LAND SALE 

U N C L E 

L O U 

S E Z : 

1993 

CHEVY MARK 

ni 

CUSTOM VAN 

Va ton. automatic overdrh/e, rally wheels, power 

toafcj and waioowr*. lift cruoe. aterao - 

graphics, 4 captain's chairs, rear (old-down sofa, 

illiken seat fabric, roof rack and much more 

CHEVROLET GeG3 SUBARU 

LOCA. 453-4600 METRO 961-4797 

40875 Plymouth Road • Plymouth 

•Price plus tax license net 'ebaie 

MUSTANG 1969. 95% r*«or*d, 

Aipln* stereo, new tires.'brakes, re- 

built 3C2 engine $3,500 416-9298 

MUSTANG 1962 GL. 

hatch, new transmission 'starter,' 

carburetor $600 Aftar 6 421-4331 

MUSTANG 1963 - V6 power steer 

ina/brakes-'lock a: wmdows cruise 

8 1.000 maes. $1,800 981-6609 

MUSTANG 1964, CtaasK CoHactors 

20th Anniversary GT350 Convertl- 

ble, loadad. tow mileage 336-2222 

MUSTANG 1964'* GT - 5 0 am* ex- 

cellent. needs front dip K some 

body work, $800. tost 535-3454 

MUSTANG 1964 new 3 8 titer an- 

gina. automatic, af cruise $2600 

894-1656 

Guaranteed Fmandng 


MUSTANG 1966 - GT, 5 Spaed. 5 0 

HUSTANG 1986 LX Excellent 

condition, 70.000 maes 

S3.000 536-1497 

MUSTANG 1966 SVO Turbo drive 

tram & mechanical on 198". body 

"*8 

, -*m aimmL S32n93 RANGER "XL" PICKUP 

A P R < 

n - 1 2 3 EFI 4 cyl S apd. ran 

CVO trana , tnp udoii iaiw. 

AM/FM M G . P1B6/7QRX14 BSW. far 

•tap bumpar argam «y«ad wtiaaH. ar»- 

locti SM- #47tt AH 9a 03 Co—na 

INCREDIBLE! 

ONLY ONE COMPANY IN MICHIGAN HAS MORE 

NEW FORD CARS AND TRUCKS THAN VARSITY 

FORD • FORD WORLD HDO 

'i "93 PROBE 3 DOOR 

APR .TaaooMC «oi«.p8.pb at 

cMHr aaktrr pa— nanor*, 

iâ—i. aanmim* grow s 

•paac mar wwti iraad (pea*, rt aw 

ahMtd aapari Caflary MMT. haad 

c*wna. Conner—rt Igha. m Bag 

m ag-aacdhgaftn mm 

V A R S r i T ' S Q O R L E A S E 

T O W H R J C E T znRcrrrowiT 

93 E150 "XLT" CLUB WGN 

CHOOW "CM 9»- r*K-3 20 TO TOl 

93 RANGER 'XL" SUPERCAB 

2 3L E'l * eft. S me mm* OC 

mm 9m 

r*m* Am fc «a cw«0 m 

*93 F-250 "XL" SUPERCAB 

iJ EF) VI WT" >•* tern m ' a • s> aas« 

•w«a a raaccnaiMa 'or arcaaawa -aa- * raar * 'iV»1mtv aacurty dactaa ri ora ~cr+ 

tn^wjad uoeard » tha -aaraai "75 ricramant o dija 

•rrar++,' PVja ia> krarvaa , 58,500 mil**. 5 spaad, 

alarm pramkan sound sxlandad 

warranty . »8800 561-0676 

MUSTANG 1969 - GT, oonvarUWa, 

5 0 angina. 5 spaad, S8.988 

Guarantaad Fmanong 


MUSTANG i960 LX - 5 0 loadad. 

30,000 aasy aiXjit maa*, axcaHani 

condition. »6750 344-8150 

m Ford 

MUSTANG 1966 LX. naKTiback. 2 3 

Oraka. ax am/tm caaaana 2 rwar 

Ik** 14250 421-8*42 

MUSTANG 1989 - GT, 5 i 

angina J? 66 

Financing 

GLASSMAN OLOB 

MUSTANG 1969 LX. automatic 

cyanoar, loadad. 36.000 maa*. 

good condition *429S 

*. vary 

1-3315 

kkuatang 196B-S 0. 5 apaad loadad 

aunroot Mack alarm. 64.000 higtv 

maa*. cMan. 66SOC 416-1606 

MUSTANG 1990 GT.oomarflN*. a> 

ca«ant condition, naw lop. loadad. 

only ownar MuM aa* 861-#06S 

• automatic, air 

MUSTANG 1990 LX 

ttaaft rad. 29.000 maa* t'9»5 

FOX HILLS 

Chrymm-P1ymoutt>-Jaap-6ag 

cadant condition $6900 363-6289 

ba*t .tax maasaga 

SCORPIO 1988 sitvwr-gray. 78.IXX1 

mila*. WatMar saats. ascanant condi- 

tion. $6000 544-2982 

TAURUS 1986 - GL 4 door auto- 

m Ford 

TEMPO. 1990 GL 

loadad »iic«a*nl oowdWon $4600 

GL. automatic mr. 

t 

TEMPO 1991 

POW. itlllt 

FAIRLANE FORD 

582-1172 

TEMPO 1991 - GL, 4 door, mm 

condition. 20.000 mkaa loadad. av- 

tamaoc. $7,496 535-4424 

TEMPO 1992 - GL. 

powar n**ia ig $ 

Oaan and tfiarp $6 966 

FAIRLANE FORD 

f582-1172 

TEMPO 1993 - automatic. Mr, Mt, 

crmaa. only iffOOO 

455-6740 961-3171 

THUNOCRSIRO 1965, naad* wor* 

bavt oftar 423-6163 

THUNOCRSIRO. 1996 - Turtlo. load- 

ad. high maasB* vary rakatMa. 

$2,500 473-9633 

THUNO€R8IRO. 1992 - wtata. aft 

options, warranty, ilka nawl 

$12,500'baat 559-60*0 or 642-3443 

TMUNOERBIRD 1967 - Turbo 

Coupa, 66.000 ma**, angina r*0u«t 

on naw turbo, rary Oaan. $6600 

Aftar 5pm 427-1714 

TMUNOERBIRO 1992. Supar coup* 

Whlta/Black laathar mMrtor. ak tha 

optlona. Mr. prarmum sound, auto- 

matic baadlamp*. automatic ctmat* 

control ABS braka*. 22.000 maa*. 

$18,500 652-6621 

THUNDERBIRD 1990, axcallant 

condition, $7400 or baa) ottar 

Ca* aftar 6pm 534-3196 

THUNDERBIRD 

Eva* 722-7487 

THUNDERBIRD. 1976. 4*0 V-6, ful 

powar 6 option*. Oaautttul Uua 

Southam car. 51.000 m*a*. MuM 

saal $4500 456-6347 

THUNOERBIRO 19*6. fu#y loadad. 

all option*, radial tira*. am/tm star- 

ao. aurround sound, onboard com- 

putar tta* on* haa It *• TM* waa* 

m i m — 

THUNDERBIRD 1991 - automatic 

air. a* powar. kaytaaa antry. 16.000 

mlia* $10,995 

455-8740 961-3171 

YESTERDAY PRICES 

TOOAY 


FAIRLANE FORD 

M g 1172 — 

TAURUS 1988, LX. fulty loadad. *l 

options, garags k«p< amca naw. 

Groaaa Point gray, daap charcoal 

mtarlor Thia has It aHl Shop our 

pnea 6 oompar* $2750 


Wl Quo 

30.000 maa*. mlg. warranty 50. 

mmt condition $5,600 332-8246 

SPECTRUM 19*6 - Sport ihn* su- 

lomaOc. raal sharp I $3995 


TAURUS 1989 - SHO 47,500 maa*. 

•oadad laathar trim. gra*t oondk- 

tlon $*0CW 459-5298 

STORM 1991 Whit*, ground aflacts 

$ fin*. Mr. *mtm starao casaatl*. 

automatic, good oondltkm. undar 

27.000 highway maa* Lafs maka s 

Ii Baat oftar 626-1082 

TAURUS. 1990 LX - Air Mg. stactrK 

saats artth lumbar pramum sound 

starao K much mor* Whlta/taupa 

$6950/baat otar 474-6723 

TRACKER 1990 LSI-Mr, 4*4. slaiao. 

powar staartng/brakaa-whfta Show- 

room condltlon-$0990 644-0781 

TAURUS 1990 Station Wagon 

-oadadi Immaculala' Automatic 

Champaign Color 1 $*025 683-4093 

TRACKER 1992 - 4*4. convarttbie. 

Wacki'rad. 5 apaad. tap* axac's car. 

trMMr pacfcaga. $6,500 375-OK3 

870 Honda 

TAURUS 1991 Wagon - Low maa- 

aga. wa* marrtMnad. L" kgM biua 

Evas A waakands 542-2332 

tory moonroot, powar, 

satt*. sharp $7.000/baat 

ACCORD DX. 1968 - 4 door, auto 

Mr. 50K ml. •m/tm starao. 1 ownar 

Excaaant condition 3*3-0123 

mr. moonroot. 41,000 maa*. spot 

$10,900 261-5562 

T-BIRO 1991 Sport Coup*. V8, 5 0 

•ngln*. Mack, loadad. 40.000 maaa. 

warranty $11,200 271-1250 

TEMPO. 1965, GL. 

cruiaa. run* good, 107,000 highway 

mM*, $850/ba*t 42^9678 

ACCORD LX 19*6 - 4 door, loadad 

$*46* GuMMitaad 

GLASSMAN OLDS 

$6488 Guarvitaad financing 

354-3300 

174 —arcury 

CAP*. 1991. XR2 Turbo Whaa. 

black top. loadad. Muat sa* 

•9.500 3*0-9275 

COMET CAPRI 19*6. sharp Arizona 

car, no rust $3500 

349-7947 

COUGARS! 

W* haw* • - low mlaags. antra 

m. 19*9 through 1991* Avaa- 

abia *l supar low prtcaaf 4M-2424 

HINES PARK 

LMCOLN-MEACURY 

XR7 

COUGAR 1 

and bartary runa graal. 9660 

baatoTMr Randy, 422-81 

COUGAR 19*7 XR7 t*ack V*. load- 

ad. mag »«ISM*. naw angina, aupar 

CMan condition $5*00 427-2*93 

COUGAR 19*8 - SR7. Rad. loadad. 

sharp) $9996 


COUGAR 19*9. 

mllaa. axtandad - 

wmtars, daan. $9500 

26.000 

rartty. no 

522-2068 

COUGAR 1990 LS - 23.000 m«a^ 

Ml powar sanrHaaocn wtth Broug- 

ham top. Mi* naw. $9*00 442-0147 

COUGAR. 1991 - Black/gray, load- 

ad. moonroot. CO, ak tha toy* Wa* 

0.200 422-120* 

12«** O&E Thursday, June 24,1993 

1993 GRAND MARQUIS 

GS SEDAN 

157A Pkg. dual ak bog. 4.6 V8 atactronlc ovardrtva 

front r»of mats, pow* seat. Murnmotad •otry lyiUm, 

sp**d control. atactronlc raar defroster. pow»i lock*, 

luxury Ugh! group. body point strip**. AM/FM 

cassette. radial spoked «f«« c\>vers locking 

RED CARPET ADVANCE 

PAYMENT LEASE PROGRAM 

24 MONTHS 

JOMi 

IK* 

8493 12 

u 

- MonBry uu Ua 

. • Li—i term 

13.61 

24 manff* 

[ • • Refundable security deposit... -375 

I - - Total due at netptonWM12 I; • Total mileage a«o«ed 30X100 

j' • IHiigi penalty 

II • TM* mo plate sxtrs 

44 In stock 

17 srrMng toon 

1ic/mM 

RETAIL LEASE 

LEASE FOR 

$ 3 8 9 * 1 ^ 

• Number of months 24 

• Month* um tax 15.57 

• Total Monthly payment '404.88 

• Refundable seo*ity oep '425 

• Total dua at incepoor -829.88 

• Total ot payments -9717.12 

• Total mileage allowed 30.000 

• Mileage penalty.. 11«/mlle 

• Ctoeed and laaaa 

' Tide and ptalas extra 

1993 SABLE GS 

4 DOOR 

451A Pkg. dual airbog, power locks. Grp. 

defroster, speed control, power windows, floor 

mats, light Grp., stereo cassette, power seat, 

cast wheels. 3.8 V6 engine 

Ail Sables Include $525 destination 



24 MONTHS 

~inu- 

Refixxlabie security depoeit. "300 

Total due al Inception -7.091 78 

Total mileage allowed 30,000 

Mileage penally 11 •.mas 

Tftle and plate extrt 

3S arriving soon 

RETAIL LEASE 

LEASE FOR 

Payi*8ht -328.62 

• Refundable security 

Depoek -350 

• Total due st Inception -678 62 

• Total of payments -7886.88 

• Total mileage aflowed 30.000 

..1-u.gms- 

OPEN MON. & THURS. TIL 9 P.M. 

f BUICK 1 

D 

L Nl issn N 

A M W I C W W M O M * 

(ACCORD LXl 

• 

• * 

• * 

.. 

1993 MARK VIII 

4.6 Ltter. 32 valve V8. 280 horsepower, 

learner trim, keyless entry. autogMde 

seats, electronic traction assist and 

much, much more. 

AM Mark VtU Include $625 destination 



24 MONTHS 

XML 

•MS 

mmnb $ 10,309 92 

' uaa tax 16.52 

.24 months 

- FMwtttfa sacutty dapoa* -450 

• Luxiry tax -205" 

• Total dua at ncepoor '10.965 

• Total rnisaga ôoad 30.000 

• Mileage penalty .._ 11*/mie 

' TMe and plala extra 

38 in stock 

17 at similar savings 

127 arriving soon 

RETAIL LEASE 

LEASE FOR 

$ 4 9 9 par month 

m._ 24 months 

• Month* use lax -19- 

' Total monthly 

payment *51B- 

• Number ol months 24 

• Luxury tax _ -206'' 

' Total dua at inception ...1249" 

• Total oI payments -12.455" 

' Total mileage aBowad 30.000 

' Miaaga penalty 1 it mile 

' Cloeed end laaaa 

• TWe and pistes extra 

*DEMO SPECIAL* 

1993 GRAND MARQUIS GS 

overarive, ironi-reur mots, puww MKJI. UIUIUHKJIOU 

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year's Liberty Fest. It will be one of the activities for youths. 

Kids have plenty to do at fest 

BY DIANE GALE 

Once upon a time in a cozy, comfortable community 

called Canton, the towns people planned 

a big party for everyone to enjoy. 

They especially wanted the little ones to have 

fun. So they put together a long list of fun things 

that kids could do Friday, Saturday and Sunday. 

June 25-27, during the Canton Liberty Fest '93. 

Youngsters with an artistic flair will try their 

talents at the free art workshops offering "handson 

opportunities from sand sculpting to oil 

painting Saturday and Sunday. Artists will be on 

hand to give pointers about their craft. 

Young and old golf enthusiasts will swing at a 

miniature golf course from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday 

and from noon to 5 p.m. Sunday. It's a new 

attraction to the festival this year. 

Thrill seekers can take a spin down the minimidway 

with a small group of rides, such as the 

Moon Walk and Mem-Go-Round, strictly for 

youngsters. 

If the other amusement is too wild for your 

taste, take a relaxing paddleboat ride. The paddleboata 

were ao popular last year that two were 

added to the four that were on hand during the 

1992 festival, according to Bob Dates, of Can 

ton's parks and recreation and festival chairman. 

Rides on the main pond behind the am 

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Child pleaser: The Liberty Fest is a 

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Youngsters who want to sit and be entertained 

need only to find a spot in front of the amphitheater. 

Children's entertainment will be 

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Concessions will be available also before 

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• ll a.m. the "Spiriters" cheerleaders open 

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BY DIANE GALE 

STAFF WRITKR 

There would be no liberty without our veter- 

"ahs. ~ ' —«=• 

That's the^jnessage from the people who ha\e 

w*5TtflRf T TO buttff a : "CanTrm'« Veterans "Memdrra 

in Heritage Park 

It will be dedicated during the Canton Liberty 

Fest '93 beginning at 5:30 p.m.. Friday. June 25. 

The memorial honors all veterans, men and 

women, from all conflicts and during peace time. 

"We will be the kick-off for the Liberty Fest." 

said Tim LaGrow, of the Canton Veterans Memorial 

Committee. 

It all ties together, LaGrow said explaining 

that the festival theme recognizes liberty, the 

xnemoria|_hoxiyrs veterans and the celebration is 

^TnTTenragePar^r 

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"It's all part of our heritage," he added. 

Veterans memorial organizers have been raising 

money for more than two years. The first 

planning meeting, coincidentally was held at the 

onset of the Desert Storm conflict. 

The memorial includes five panels of rose colored 

granite. The center panel will be 4 feet wide. 

. 8 feet high and 1 foot thick and taper to 6 feet at 

the ends. 

Before the memorial dedication, a special memorial 

parade will include a number of local veterans 

groups like, the Vietnam Veterans of 

America. Plymouth, Belleville and Washtenaw 

chapters; the Canton VFW Post 6967; and possibly 

the Passage-Gayde American Legion and 

Plymouth Mayflower-Lt. Gamble VFW. 

Other groups include the Centennial Education 

Park "Mini Band;'**the Plymouth Fife and 

Drum Corps^Civil War groups including the 1st 

Michigan Light Artillery, Battery B, with 1862 

field artillery piece; 17th Michigan, and the 5th 

Michigan Regimental Band. The Bledsoe Battery 

Civil War Confederate group is also expected 

during the parade. 

Many of the groups are special'"re-enactment 

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and South during the American Civil War. 

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The Canton Wide Sale is being held Jy. 

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with the Liberty F^st. June 25-27. 

The biggest sale of the year features outdoor 

shopping throughout the community. Red, white 

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"This year we're hoping to double the participation," 

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"We'd like to grow every year," he said. '"And 

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"There are a lot of unique business in town. 

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The event is sponsored by the Canton Chamber 

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A performance by the 70th Division Army- 

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Gazebo, amphitheater take center stage 

Lush green grass, ponds complete with 

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the perfect relaxing setting for Canton's 

Liberty Fest. 

Hertiage park, spanning 105 acres directly 

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Two Canton businesses, McDonald's and 

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Summer's here and it's lime for family outings. And, 

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Picnic to help raise /noney a 

A -Picnic in the Park" will be held Sunday. 

June 27, and profits go to D.A.R.E.. Drug 

Awareness Resistance Education. _ 

The food will be provided by Canton s Out- 

back Steakhouse. 

The meal will be served from noon to 3 p.^. 

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Twenty other prizes include a weekend - get- 

Bway, a Statin* Station oarty and more ymzes 

Tickets are $7 for adults and $3 tor children, 

which includes chicken and ribs. 1 ickets are 

on sale in advance or on that Sunday. 1 ickets 

are also on sale at the Outback on Ford Road. 

Any profits will go toward the Plymouth 

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be on hand for local clubs and organizations. 

Among those who plan to be available are: 

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Thursday. June 24. 1993 Canton Liberty Fasttvl Page 17 

Car show to put shine on festival 

BY DIANE GALE 

STAFF WRITER 

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Most of the 20- to 60-year-old cars on display 

at the Classic Car Show Huring the Liberty Fest 

^ will look like they just rolled off the assembly 

line. * 

days. 

models from the 1930s to the 1970s, will be on 

display 8 a.m to 5 p.m. Saturday, June 26. and 8 

a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. June 27. 

"main parTTpond behind fhe affipTnlheater'Th e" 

antique cars owned by Canton residents only, according 

to Jeanne Driscoll. car show organizer. A 

huge plaque will be given for the best car. 

The show will be open to non-residents on 

Sunday, she said. 

The festival is expected to draw between 250 to 

350 cars. There were 97 cars last year. * 

said. < i 

The Canton festival car show is a much more 

are often held in parking lots. 

"People have come up to us and said: 'Have a 

car show,' " Driscoll said. 

The show on Saturday will be for classic and to enter cars on the open day 

Festival T-shirts to be on sale 

Canton Liberty Fest '93 T-shirts are bright, 

wild and festive. 

They were designed by festival chairman 

Bob Dates. Last year, which was the first year 

of the festival, a patriotic red, white and blue 

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Car show: Antique car buffs have have even more of thl? 

look at This year 

Arts, music and fireworks 

are top events for Fest'93 

BV DIANE GALE 

STAFF WRITER 

Step aside Livonia Spree. 

Vou ain't seen nothin' Dearborn Homecoming 

Festival. 

Here comes the Canton Liberty Fest '93. 

Everything from fireworks; to fine arts; art 

workshops; crafts; strolling musicians; classic 

car shows; a mini-mid-way offering rides to 

youngsters; clowns; face painting; paddleboat 

rides; miniature golf and enough concession 

stands to please any pallete. 

And if that's not enough, non-stop entertainment. 

for children and adults, will be 

"available free of charge in the park amphitheater 

and gazebo. ' 

Last year the art workshops attracted 700 

children, and the classic car show was so popular 

that both events were expanded ffrom one 

to two days this year, according to Bob Dates, 

festival chairperson. 

The three day family oriented festival is 

June "25-27 throughout the expansive Heritage 

Park, behind township hall along South Canton 

Center Road at Proctor Road. 

The spacious park and ponds make for a 

perfect relaxing atmosphere for family fun, ac- 

cording to Mike Gouin, Canton Superintendent 

of Parks of Recreation. 

There -ii> wj admission, to enter the grounds 

and most of the activities are free. The festival 

begins with a Veteran's Memorial dedication 

replete with a massive parade Friday evening. 

Parking will be available in areas around 

township hall, the Canton Public Library, the 

police station and Canton Historic Museum. 

Last year, the first year of Liberty Fest, an 

estimated 30,000 people attended and more 

than 10,000 spectators showed for the fireworks 

alone. The display is so spectacular that 

each year the crowd grows. 

Four times as many concession stands will 

be available this year than last, Gouin said 

Everything from soda drinks to cotton candy, 

lemonade, caramel apples, popcorn and corndogs 

will be sold. Other concessions include 

Jim Mazur's roasted almonds wagon and Hob 

Strange's traveling fruit bar. 

The biggest sale of the year will feature outdoor 

sale, mid-night madness and two weeks 

of good buys, according to .Jim Taylor, owner 

of Las Vegas Golf and Tennis and Canton 

Chamber of Commerce retail committee 

chairperson. 

Canton Uberty Festival Paae 19 

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Queen contest: There are queens fur 

just about every event these days, and 

back m f-9S4 Cantr>rt-^Frm^nship rvcn 

had its own Cow Chip Queen. Carol 

Lebnick. 

A look back 

at festivals 

The Canton Liberty Fest '93 ha-- >ure evolved. 

First it was the Canton Country Festival, 

then the Challenge Fest and now Liberty Fest 

But while the names and events have 

changed along the way. one thing has remained 

constant - fun 

The country festival featured a cow chip 

throwing contest and other more earthy types 

of events. Then came Challenge Fest with it> 

focus on athletics, namely scoccer. 

Now it's music and the art> that have taken 

center stage. 

On this page, we take a look back in photo* 

at past festivals 

Festival goers shouldn't worry about parking 

for the 1993 i,iberty Fest in Heritage Park 

on Canton Center Road, south of Proctor. 

Parking will be available in the Canton 

Public Library parking lots near the township 

administration building on Canton Center. 

Parking also will be available in the township's 

administration parking lots and Heritage 

Park lots, which are accessible off Proctor 

Road. 

tage Park also will be used for parking. You 

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It you plan to attend the fireworks show Saturday 

night in Heritage Park, get there early to 

find parking 

Cow chips: The Canton Liberty Fest 

'93 is the decendent of Canton Country 

Days. During the 1984 festival in Canton. 

now State Sen. Robert Geake, R- 

.Xorthville, tried his hand at cow chip 

tossing. The earthy event no longer 

part of the festival.

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