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VOLUME 20 NUMBER 83 

IN THE PAPER 

TODAY 

Historic subdivision: A developer 

is banking on history and a rural 

environment to help sell homes in 

a new subdivision. /3A 

Canton aid: A Canton firm has 

shipped items to rescue workers in 

Oklahoma City. /3A 

COMMUNITY LIFE 

Weil-read: Bruce Berry has spent 

five years tutoring adult students 

and in recognition of his efforts, he 

has been nominated for a J.C. 

Penney Golden Rule Award. /IIA 

CANTON (DBSERUW SEVENTY 

OPINION 

Transit question: Canton Township 

should stay in a regional bus 

system. /ISA 

LET S GO! 

Sizzling duo: This sizzling Latin 

jazz duo, vocalist Heidi Hepler 

and guitarist Michele Ramo, is 

hot! /IB 

Movies: John Monaghan reviews 

iash 

'Kiss of Death," which stars David 

Caruso. /6B 

SPORTS 

Surprising start: Plymouth Canton 

's baseball team posted three 

more wins to continue its strong 

start to the season, which ran its 

record to 7-3. /1C 

Chiefs tied, Salem strolls: While 

Canton struggled and ended up 

tying Farmington Monday, Plymouth 

Salem was walloping North 

Farmington. /1C 

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THURSDAY. APRIL 27.1996 • CANTON. MICHIGAN • 72 PAGES 

Task force gains local voice 

Canton Township will have a representative on 

the Willow Run International Tradeport Task 

Force. Officials hopes this representation will 

five the township an opportunity to manage the 

impact airport expansion may have. 

BY JOANNI MAUSZKWBKI 

STAFF Wnru 

Canton Township has managed to 

g*t • Mat on the Willow Run International 

Tradeport Teak Force. 

"We will be a non-voting member 

on the steering committee," said Canton 

Supervisor Tom Yack, who tent a 

letter to the steering committee re- 

questing representation for the township 

"We also requested Information. 

We have not heard from them on that 

y*-" 

Members of the Citisans Concerned 

about Willow Run Airport Expansion 

Project are walking a similar road. 

"We're running into brick walls on 

the county level," said Bill Mosher of 

the concerned citixens group. "They 

are not giving us information. This is 

our county. Why won't (county executive 

Ed) McNamara share information 

with us?" 

Mosher and Gordon Libby are 

equally concerned about Canton not 

having a vote on the task force that 

will make decisions about the propoeod 

expansion of Willow Run Airport 

and its transformation into an 

international cargo facility. 

"Why wouldn't we have a vote on 

this? TTiat is unacceptable. What are 

they trying to hide?" Moeher asked, 

referring to the task force. 

FIVE CENTS 

Mosher and Libby urge all residents 

in Canton and Plymouth to attend 

a town hall meeting boated by 

U.S. Rap. Lynn Rivers at 7 p.m. 

Thursday, April 27, in the Little Theater 

in Canton High School. 

"We are not excluding anyone on 

this " Libby said, adding that residents 

in the Plymouth*. Westland 

and Livonis should be as concerned 

as Canton homeowners and businesses. 

Residents slso are invited to hear s 

report about Willow Run plans by at- 

See TASK FORM, 2A 

Canton man perishes in house fire 

BY JOANNE MAUSZKWSKI 

ST ATT Warns 

An unidentified Canton man died 

Wednesday afternoon in s house fire 

on Maben Road. It was the township's 

first fatal fire of the year. 

The man, whose name was not released, 

was taken to Oakwood Health 

Center in Canton where he was pronounced 

dead. It was not yet known 

whether his death was fire-related, 

said Canton Fire Chief Mike Rorsbacher. 

The fire started in the back spartment 

of s ranch house in the 45000 

block of Msben. west of Canton Center 

Road. The fire didn't sppear to 

have spresd to the front apartment. 

The man was the only occupant st 

the time of the fire. Rorabecher said. 

A passerby reported the fire on his 

cellular phone about 4 p.m. The fire 

struck the two back rooms of the 

spartment and entered the attic, Rorabacber 

said. 

Neighbors, who saw smoke coming 

from the house, tried to alert the resident, 

Rorabecher said.. 

The cause is undetermined. 

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Fatal fire: Canton firefighters roll up hoses used to extinguish a fire in a house on Maben Road 

in which a man died Wednesday afternoon. It was the first fatal fire of the year in the township. 

Bill Howitt of RM Classic Car Productions of Canton shows the spiffy 1966 Mus- 

GT K that features solid lifters for quicker response. The classic car, to txis 

considered a good investment for collectors. 

ve collectors drooling 

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Retiring 

teachers 

BY M.B. DILLON 

STAFF Wsrr*s 

Sixty-four teachers have decided to 

accept an early severance agreement 

offered by Plymouth-Canton Community 

Schools. The package is expected 

to save the district close to S10 

million over 10 years. 

"A lot of experienced teachers ere 

raking the buy-out and going on to 

other things," said Chuck Portelli, 

president of the teachers' union. 

"They have made s very difficult decision." 

The number accepting the offer exceeded 

that anticipated by the union, 

given the demographics in the teaching 

ranks, Portelli said. 

The district employs 786 teachers. 

567 of whom are female and 218 male. 

The average salary is $52,685; the average 

age 41V4 years; and the average 

years of experience 23.6. 

The district Is losing many exem 

plary. experienced teachers, said Er 

rol Goldman, assistant superintend 

ent for employee relatione. 

Thoee leaving the district will 

receive 180,000 over 10 years in equal 

paymente beginning in the fell. 

The agreement, being handled for 

the district by SouthfieW-baeed Educators 

Preferred Corporation, la patterned 

after a severance package 

adopted in 80 Michipn school districts 

Including Groses Points, Novi, 

Lansing, Wayne-Westland, Oak Park 

end Ferndale. 

Eligible wers teachers at the top of 

the seals with U years or more of ear 

vios. All 64 teachers will be replaced 

The district has a particular need for 

middle school math teachers. 

Under the

2A(C) The Observer THURSDAY. APRIL 27, 1995 

Canton Newcomers support hospice work Task force from page 1A 

BY JOAXNE MAUSUWHKJ 

STW» Warn* 

The Community Hospice will 

benefit from an upcoming raffle 

"Hie Canton Community Foun 

dation is sponsoring th« raffle for 

th« Canton Newcomer* Club, 

which annually support* the hospice. 

The raffle will be at 7:30 

p.m Wednesday. May 3, at the 

Hanford Clubhouse on Hanford 

in ihr Sunflower •ubdivision. 

STANL1Y WILSON 

Services for Mildred Stanley Wilson. 

86. of Tennessee, formerly of 

Plymouth, will be held Saturday. 

April 29, at the Schreder-Howell 

Funeral Home with the Rev Kathfyn 

Snedeker officiating Burial 

will be in Riverside Cemetery in 

Plymouth 

She was born March 13, 1909. 

in Dunningvitle. Tenn_, and died 

Friday. April 21. in Cumberland 

County. Tenn She wan a longtime 

Ply-moth resident. 

She is survived by her daughter, 

Virgje Bell of Tennessee, seven 

grandchildren, and four great 

grandchildren. She was preceded 

Canton (Dbseruer 

Approximately $3,400 in prises 

will be awarded to raffle ticket 

holder*. Ticket* are $1 each or ui 

fur $5. "We have done very well 

with the pnxea," said Linda Garcia, 

Newcomer* member Winner* 

don't have to be preeent. 

Ticket* already have been sold 

in advance. If any are left, they 

will be sold at the door at the time 

of the raffle, Garcia said. 

in death by her husband, Floyd 

Stanley, and son. Richard Stanley 

Memorials may be made to 

Crossville Hospice in Crossville, 

Tenn. 

MAJIY T. PUMON 

Services for Mary T. Pinion, 69, of 

Westland. formerly of Plymouth, 

were held Monday, April 24. at 

Thurman Funeral Home in Sparta. 

Tenn.. with Donnie Stewart officiating. 

Burial was in Fraser 

Chapel Cemetery, White County. 

Tenn. 

She was bom Aug. 29, 1925. in 

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toraey and former Wayne County 

Commissioner Bryan Amann, 

who was hired by the township to 

protect Canton's interests a* Willow 

Run plans progreaa. Amann 

will give his report at the next 

township board meeting at 7 p.m. 

Tuesday, May 2 in township hall. 

1150 S. Canton Center Road. The 

citixens group will have an informational 

meeting 7 p.m. Wednesday. 

May 3, at the Canton Public 

Library meeting room. 

Plana for Willow Run include 

expanding facilities enabling it to 

serve a* an international cargo facility 

and industrial park, boosted 

by the automakers. To accomplish 

thia, one of five Willow Run 

runways is targeted for extension 

to allow loaded and fully fueled 

747 cargo jet* to take off and land 

at the vintage airport- The runways. 

however, cannot be extended 

until Ecorae Road, south of 

Canton's southern boundary, is 

moved closer to Denton Road. 

"I call it a mini-Metro Airport. 

We won't have as large a volume 

as they do but these aircraft at 

Willow Run are much noiaier and 

much heavier." Libby said. 

Supporters of the proposed expansion 

say an international cargo 

facility will provide an economic 

uplift for the local economy after 

the closing of the General 

Motors Willow Run plant. 

"I'm cynical about the estimates 

for job creation out there," 

Yack said. "A* a taxpayer of 

Michigan, I want my tax dollars 

to be spent wisely. There are 

plenty of closed Air Force bases 

where this can be done." 

The citixens group has been 

working to gather information 

about safety issues, including 

flight paths over Canton, the absence 

of an abort area for dis- 

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treaaed aircraft, increaaed noise 

and pollutant*. 

' From what we have been able 

to learn, we think it ia datriman 

tal to Canton," Moaber said, add 

ing that the group ia now opposed 

to the expansion. 

Mosher and Libby said Willow 

Run plana project the funway will 

be extended from about 7,000 to 

10,500 feet, but even that is too 

short for 747 jet*. According to the 

747 operating manual, the mini 

mal length of a runway for safe 

operations under ideal conditions 

is 12,300 feet, Moaher said. 

'This is their own manual. 

This is under their own guidelines," 

Libby added. 

Congreaawoman Lynn River* 

said she was asked to write a letter 

of support for the runway ex 

tension for AIS, an airline service 

that haa since announced it* intention 

to move out-of-state. "I 

didn't do it," ahe said. 

Rivers said ahe spoke with Tom 

Fegan of Washtenaw County, cochairman 

of the Willow Run Task 

Force, to set up a public meeting 

during which residents' questions 

can be answered. "Hopefully, we 

can do that within the next 

month. We need to know exactly 

what they are propoaing." Rivertf 

said. ' 

The sirport expansion would be 

paid for with some state and federal 

money. The citizens group is 

concerned about the lack of interest 

in public input in the decision 

process. "From what I know right 

now, there's no intent to get public 

input," Mosher said. 

State Sen. Loren Bennett said 

he requested a tour of Willow 

Run, as well as information about 

the planned project*. "I want to 

know what's going on out there. I 

hsve heard no scuttlebutt about 

anything," he said. 

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Subdivision planned 

with rural feel in mind 

BY JO ANN* MAXJSZK W8K1 

9TAJT Warm 

Wildflowers and wild 

swalea and wooded areas will promote 

a rural feeling for a proposed 

132-lot subdivision anchored by 

the restored historic Hanford 

House. 

"We are trying to recreate the 

rural feeling." said developer Jeff 

Brown of Hampton Homes, ebout 

his Royal Points West subdivision, 

east of Ridge Road, between 

Warren and Hanford roads. 

• The 94-acre planned development 

district includes the Hanford 

House and the 132-lot subdivision 

that will feature 100-foot 

wide lot* and about 26 acres of 

open space. The subdivision will 

offer parks and commons areas, 

and walkways over swales in the 

former Hanford farm. 

"It is a big departure from 

what's been done in Canton. This 

is what people have been telling 

Tua they want. It shows s great 

deal of commitment to the community," 

said Canton trustee 

Melisaa McLaughlin, planning 

commissioner and historic district 

commissioner. "This is the 

first subdivision we have had this 

far west." 

Brown haa hired historic archi- picnic tables. There will be a 

tect David Evana of Quinn Evans crushed stone walkway to get 

Architect*, Ann Arbor, to restore there," Brown aaid. 

the Hanford Houae that date* to The naturally landscaped sub- 

the 1860a. The house, which sit* division is expected to blend into 

on one acre, will be restored to it* the nearby designated natural 

Greek Revival white clapboard beauty roads along Ridge, from 

heritage and sold to a private Joy toward Warren; Napier, from 

owner. A circular drive will reach Ann Arbor Road south to Warren; 

the historic house from Hanford Joy from Ann Arbor Road to 

Road. 

Ridge; and Gyde going east from 

'"We are trying to use the Han- Ridge. 

ford House so a certain feeling To further recreate the rural 

permeate* the whole aubdivi- and farmstead atmosphere of 

Bion," Brown said. "When the western Canton, Evans will pro- 

Hanford House is all done it vide sketches for builders of the 

ahould be magnificenL The atten- subdivision to use for the new 

tion to detail will be beautiful." homes, which will incorporate the 

McLaughlin admits she hope* design elements of the Hanford 

Brown's efforts with the Hanford House. 

Houae will be followed with other The planned development dis- 

hiatoric buildings throughout the trict tool — which is an agree 

townahip. "1 will work with the ment between the developer and 

developer to get it designated as a the township — allows Brown to 

local hiatoric aite. That will pro provide more open space, as well 

tect the integrity of the bouse.' as foot bridges over the natural 

The restored Hanford House, watershed areas, walking paths 

with accompanying natural and play fields within the subdilandacaping. 

will set the tone for - vision. 

the subdivision. "Throughout, we If Brown had planned the pro- 

will use meadow graaaes rather posed subdivision in a traditional 

than creating manicured lawns. A manner, lots would be smaller 

nature area will be created with and the area would offer 153 

an obaervation deck, gaxebo and homes. The planned development 

The Observer! THURSDAY. APRIL 27, 1995 

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AM. BSSSL*A/9TUR PHOTOC RATHER 

Focal point: The historic Hanford House will be restored and sold to a private owner as 

part of the proposed Royal Pointe West subdivision that will be designed to maintain 

the rural farmsteading characteristics of western Canton. 

district will not include commercial 

uaes. Entrances to the subdivision 

will be off Warren and 

Ridge roads. Brown said. 

Representatives of the Northwest 

Homeowners Association 

lauded the proposed subdivision. 

"It was refreshing to find an old- 

time developer with no problems 

of staying in the confine* of the 

township ordinance," said John 

Goulet. association president. 

Northwestern Canton homeowner 

Mike Olin, who spearheaded 

the natural beauty road desig- 

nation effort in 1994, asked 

Brown about the density of the 

planned landacaping. "I want to 

ask them to aspire for it to look 

natural rather than conspired." 

Olin said. "I would like you to 

walk all over this with a stamp 

that says rural." 

School district reaches accord with employees 

BY M.B. DDXON 

STAFF Warm 

Nearly two year* after their 

contracts expired. Plymouth-Canton 

food service worker* and paraprofessionals 

finally have contract*. 

Agreements were ratified 

overwhelmingly by employees 

Monday and unanimously by the 

board of education Monday night 

The four-year pact* include a 

pay freexe for 1993-1994; tero per 

-ent for 1994-95; 2 percent for 

1995-96, and 1 percent for 1996- 

97. 

They also include an additional 

paid holiday on a non-school day; 

an increaae in the prescription copay 

from $2 to $5; and for nonprobationary 

employees, a lump 

sum payment for the last three 

years of the contract. 

"We are glad to finally have closure," 

said Kay McAllister, presi 

dent of the 79-member Plymouth- 

Canton Cafeteria Employees Association. 

"We certainly would 

have liked some more money, as 

all units would, but we're glad to 

become part of the school team. 

We can go forward from here." 

The lump-sum payment will be 

about one percent of payroll for 

the year, or $7,900, to be divided 

equally among the members for 

the last three years of the contract. 

Bargaining was on again, off 

again — and it's been a long haul, 

said McAllister, who manages the 

West Middle School cafeteria. 

"We started in March of 1993, so 

I'm glad personally to be done 

with it. It seems like it's been a 

long two years. The bargaining 

Lawsuit, damage at center 

have Canton owing funds 

BY JOANNE MALISZEWBIU 

flTArr Warm 

Canton owe* more than 180,000 

to ita insurance pool as a result of 

a police chaae lawsuit and damage 

to the Summit on the Park 

community center. 

Canton received a bill from the 

Michigan Municipal Riak Man- 

• agement Authority, the town- 

Iship's insurance pool, to cover a 

$75,000 deductible, aa well as the 

townahip's deficit balance 

wt- * 

The townahip's low fund was 

depleted with a $75,000 deducti- 

ble on a lawsuit involving a June 

2, 1993, police chaae that began in 

Allen Park. A motorist was killed 

and Canton police were involved 

in the chaae. Also playing a role 

in the deficit was wind damage to 

the Summit community center in 

1994. 

"When there is a claim like 

that we pay the first $75,000," Supervisor 

Tom Yack said of the police 

lawsuit 

The townahip has builders' risk 

insurance and the risk management 

authority determined that 

the wind damage to the Summit, 

about $17,000, was in act of God. 

"We thought we could aave 

money as opposed to laying in on 

the (Summit) builders to get it 

(insurance)," Yack said. "The 

blast of wind was a super blast of 

wind and the walls came tumbling 

down. The builders had 

braced the walls properly." 

The township will have to pay 

$86,629.55. 

The police department does not 

have the money to pay it* portion 

of the bill so it will be paid with 

money from the township's general 

fund or savingB. 

Canton residents reach out 

to assist victims of bombing 

BY JOANNE MALMZEWSKI 

»TArr Warm 

A Canton transportation company 

haa stepped up to the plate 

•>to transport needed good* to BUT 

•yivor* of and reacue workers at 

5jh* bombed Oklahoma City Alq 

fred Murrah federal building. 

- "We wanted to do whatever we 

"could to help the cau**, especially 

2 with Michigan taking auch a 

; black ay* In thia." mid Dan 

rGreeowell, controller for Dn»mdabl* 

Transportation, 8631 Rood* 

-priv., referring to apparent Mkh 

igan tie* to the incident 

want to show that Michigan still 

I Ita* a heart" 

•f- Green well aaid th* tran»pora 

2 (ion company has bean 

^ 

J - .overwhelmed with i the 

*^Ws put the word out People 

- fcev* been coming in all day and 

: night w* do have some local 

T«buainawea that have also 

• Or««nwtll laid anyone 

who Is interested 

jn ££fid| 

may still eall the company 

at 451-6300. 

forward." 

Green well said he informed the 

public through a local television 

station April 21 that the company, 

owned by Brian Buaaey, will 

transport good* to th* Red Cross 

and St Luke Methodist Church 

Shelter In Oklahoma City. 

A filled 48-foot semi-trailer left 

for Oklahoma City late Sunday 

night 

Company employees have accepted 

caab donations for the Red 

Croae, canned foods, medical sup 

pliee, aa well aa air respirators, elbow 

and knee pads for rescue 

workers, and food for the dogs 

who are helping search for victims 

in the bombed federal building. 

More than 100 people have 

come forward with aupplies. 

Green we 11 said. "We will be getting 

aupplies from a business as 

far away a* the Thumb area." 

Green we 11 said anyone who ia 

interested in sending supplies 

may still call the company st 451 - 

6300 

"We are going to see how the 

response is. If we don't have 

enough to fill a truck, well send it 

air freight. We will get it down 

there for everyone." 

The Salvation Army in Plymouth 

it accepting cash donations 

for the relief effort Checks should 

be made out to the Salvation 

Army. Write Oklahoma Relief 

Fund in the memo portion of the 

check 

U.S. Navy petty officer retires 

: Chief Petty Officer Joeeph T 

Warren, aoo o# Clyde Warren of 

Carton, retired March 17 after 17 

yaw. |« the Navy from the Naval 

C L t * Laboratory Stta, Part 

.Calif 

Warren waa a member of the 

special Navy Diving Unit in 

which ha haa received numerous 

awarda, ribbon* and medals for 

his accomplishment*. He want to 

John Glenn High School in Waat- 

land and lived in Canton. He will 

now move to Austin, Texaa. with 

his wits, Sharon, and three sons, 

where he will work for World 

Gym* aa an senior accountant 

team and the membership are 

glad to have a contract. No matter 

when we had a get-together, the 

question was, 'How is the contract? 

When are we going to have 

one 0 '" 

Joyce Harrington, president of 

the Plymouth-Canton Parapro 

fessional Association, said the 

district's 159 educational aides 

ratified their contract overwhelm 

ingly Monday. 

They received the same pay increases 

as the cafeteria workers, 

and agreed to the same prescrip- 

tion co-pay. Divided among the 

membership will be one percent 

of the payroll, or $13,900. This 

year, para-professionals will 

receive a sixth paid vacation day, 

In 1996-97, para-professionals 

will receive a seventh vacation 

day. 

Harrington said, "We've done 

this before. It's sort of a game we 

play. We were just playing the 

game. But I understood how unhappy 

the members were. They 

just really felt they were getting 

absolutely no respect, and it's 

rsk i 

5ATIRN 

true. 

"Those of UB at the top of the 

scale (with six years' seniority) 

have been sitting here with the 

same old pay." Both groups 

worked under extended agreements. 

"I didn't realize the relief I was 

going to feel when we got it." 

Harrington said. 

"1 feel like there ia this huge 

weight off my shoulders. I'm giad 

it's done; I'm glad we could agree. 

Now we need to get about the 

business of passing the millage." 

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We'd bet you'd describe your new car buying expenence as something 

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

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

showroom visit, may we suggest you look for the sign above? 

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The Observer THURSDAY APRIL 27, 1995 

Local teachers calling it a day Teachers 

BY M JB. DILLON 

8"r*.r* tima 

A number of Plymouth Canton 

•chooi employees who'va worked 

in ti»« district for 20. 30 or more 

yaara are accepting the early 

Kvertoct incentive offered by the 

district. 

Among them are high school 

coaches Tom Moahimer (28 

year*) and Fred Thomann (23 

year*); high school hand director 

Jim Griffith (38.5 years*; and high 

schooi counselor Bill Heath (31 

). 

Others include Miller Hoben 

elementary art teacher Marilyn 

Bamck (33 years!. »peech pathologist 

Judith Brosnan (30 years>. 

Pioneer Middle School industrial 

technology teacher Frank Broa 

nan (22 years); West Middle 

School industrial technology 

teacher Lauren Dennison (32 

C a r s from page IA 

them at your feet The two Cans 

diaos will host six international 

classic car auctions in 1995. three 

in Michigan and three in Ontario, 

where they both live. 

"We get buyers literally from 

around the world," said Howitt, 

who moved the company to Can 

ton about a year ago 

Don't think these cars aren't in 

your league. The auction will fee 

ture 430 classic car*. Some are 

subject to a minimum pnee speci 

fied by the owner Others, however. 

are offered without reserve, 

meaning there's s need to sell the 

car*. "We've had some go for as 

low as $1,200 We hear every reason 

why people can't keep a car." 

Howitt said. 

Fairbaire and Howitt's busi 

ness is to get calls from owners 

who want to auction their car*. 

They schedule the sales through 

out the weekend auction. They 

provide information about each 

car and have three auctioneer* 

doing business 

Howitt and Fairbaim charge a 

price to enter the car in the auction 

and then take a percentage 

a . 

yaara); Salem High School science 

teacher Sally DeRoo (31 years). 

Salem High Schooi instrumental 

music teacher H. Michael Endree 

(30 year*); Salem High School 

skills for living teacher Judith 

Entires (21 years); Gallimore 

learning specialist Irene 

Finkbeiner (32 years); Field/Gal 

11more physical education teacher 

Jeanette Landry (30 years); and 

Fiegel Elementary teacher Diane 

Montagano (33 years). 

Leaving Allen Elementary are 

teachers Nancy Braden and Janet 

Butaavich and learning specialist 

Artina Powell. 

Benlley Elementary is losing 

learning specialist Luan Brownlee 

and teachers Carol 

Dombkowski and Andrea Roderick. 

Bird Elementary teachers Helen 

Crouse and Jane Nichols are 

leaving. 

from the sales price. "The whole 

thing takes a lot of organixing to 

get the right car on the auction 

block at the right time," said 

Howitt, who has been in the car 

auction business for 17 year*, as 

well as a car dealer and collector. 

Howitt and Fairbairn check to 

make sure each car is legitimate, 

not stolen, and they check the 

title to make sure it is clear of any 

liens. 

The car*, including a number of 

Mercedes Benx' from the 60s, as 

well as s 1969 Nash, 1967 Mustang 

convertible, and 1955 

Porsche, are on display through 

out the weekend auction. 

"We encourage the owner* to be 

with their car* so people can ask 

questions." Howitt said. "We try 

to make everything above-board 

so we make sure everyone is happy 

with their purchase. " 

During the auction, two large 

television screens show the car. 

price and information The price 

asked for each auto is shown in 

American dollar*, British pounds, 

German deutachmarks and Japanese 

yen. 

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Canton High School teachers 

Donald Blackford. Larry Deck. 

James Muneioand Debra TalcoCt 

are leaving, as is counselor Mary 

Maaeey. 

Eriksson Elementary will be 

without media specialist Jean 

Farrand Elementary teachers 

Ann Coker, Margaret House and 

Marilyn Wells are leaving. 

Field will be without the services 

of teachers Jacqueline Boye, 

Ruth Davis, Robert Gale and 

Joyce Serafin. 

Leaving Hulsing Elementary 

are teachers Eleanor Jones and 

Eugene Pydynkowski. 

Those not returning to Isbister 

include teachers Roeemary Alex 

ander-Jones,- Patricia Harteg. 

Claudette Krumm, Patricia Trout 

and Robert Wisniewski, learning 

specialist Jacqueline Waiting. 

Also up for sale during the auction 

is car paraphernalia, including 

gas pumps, signs, poeters, 

Coke machines and Remington 

style statues. 

With his year* in the business. 

Howitt will tell you that the classic 

car market changes drastically. 

What was hot and expensive 

five year* ago may not be today. 

Take the Ford Model A. That's a 

tough market The younger gener 

at ion isn't looking at it much. 

and media specialist Jean 

Knowlaa. 

Lowell Middle School teacher 

Betty Meredith ia leaving, as is 

counselor Sharon Klein. 

Mary Hoffman of the PLUS/ 

Head Start program is leaving. 

Leaving Tanger are social worker 

Mary Hudson, teacher consultants 

Harriet Kofta and Anne 

Schlick, and speech pathologist 

Judith Sharrar. 

Leaving Salem High School are 

counselors Donald Chumbley and 

Diane Pomish, teachers Kristin 

Darby, Frank Davis, Eileen 

Hewett, Joan Savage. Cheryl 

Schneider, Charles Westrin and 

Byron Williams. 

Teacher Gay Swallow is leaving 

Smith Elementary. 

Teachers on a leave of absence 

accepting the severance package 

are David Maile and Arlene 

Wiltae. 

"Now the biggest crowd is looking 

at 1950s cars." 

Howitt can also tell what area 

will bring what type of claaaic car 

collector. "In Detroit we get a lot 

of muscle car* and sell a lot of 

muscle car*. From Downriver we 

get street rods, from Birmingham 

we get J square, Mercedes Benz 

and Rolls Royce*. From Plymouth-Canton. 

we get 1957 Chevy 

convertibles and GTO*." 

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The ObserverI THURSDAY. APRIL 27, 1995 

(P,C,R,W,Q) 5A 

Concealed weapons bill has gun owners smiling 

criminal justice training. Yea, pest training will 

BY TIM RICHARD 

ST AIT WWT*B 

One state gun board would replace 83 inconsistent 

county fun boards under a state House bill supported 

by area gun owners. 

And the burden of proof would be on police to 

prove someone shouldn't be issued a concealed 

weapons permit .rather than on the citizen to prove 

he should be iaaued a CCW permit. 

"What an improvement over laat year!" said Joseph 

Ditxhazy aa his Gun Owners of Southeastern 

Michigan applauded the bills by Rep. Alan Cropsey, 

R-Dewitt. 

"We'd become a 'shell-issue' state," said Tom 

Halick, en attorney and House staff member wbo 

outlined the bill to GOSELM Thursday, April 20, in 

the Livonia Civic Center Library. 

"Every person haa a right to keep and beer arms 

for the defense of himself and the state," said Halick, 

reading from the Michigan Constitution. 

Under the Cropeey bills, gun permits would be issued 

by the Secretary of State's office, which would 

be required to issue the CCW permit to an applicant 

who pass** a criminal background check, mental ill- 

neas background check and training requirements, 

and who ian't subject to e court order against owning 

s handgun. 

'The (current) system ia not fair," said Halick, a 

graduate of Birmingham Grovee High. Michigan 

State University and Cooley Law School. "We say, 

'Come in and get your driver's licenae.' We don't ask. 

'Why do you need a driver's licenae? Can't you walk 

to work? Can't you take a bus?' 

"1 got a pamphlet from the Lansing police department 

on defending yourself from attack. It mentions 

karate. It mentions active resistance It suggests 

weapons such as hair apray, nail files, pins and keys 

But there's no mention of firearms (for self-defense). 

"Come on, guys, get out your hair apray." Halick 

said, his tone heavy with irony. The gun owners 

howled erith laughter. 

Halick said that under the Cropsey bUl, police 

could no longer confiscate a handgun but would 

have to use civU forfeiture proceedings in court to 

take away a handgun. 

Ditzhazy added his licks against prosecutors who 

say "you have to have a concealed weapons permit to 

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Q. Where Is the bill and how eaa It be advanced? 

A. In the Houae Judiciary Committee, where chair 

Michael Nye, R-Litchfield, held one hearing late in 

1994. 

Said Ditzhazy; "We need to hammer both (Repe. 

Jim) Ryan and (Lyn) Bankes," both Republicans 

from Redford. 

Shouted a member of the audience: "We need to 

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Q. How many votes will It take? 

A. Nine of the 17 members. Support from at least 

eight Republicans will be needed. One Republican, 

Frank Fitzgerald of Grand Ledge, is seen as a "tough 

sell." 

Q. What kind of training will be required for a 

CCW penult? Does pest training qualify? 

A. Military training. A National Rifle Aasociation 

course. Hunter safety from a conservation club. A 

community college course. Any course that's part of 

count. 

Q. How long do local police have to i to 

requests for background checks and U to take your 

fingerprinta? 

A. First, you ask the Secretary of State's office for 

a CCW kit and pay $36. 

Next, a police or aheriffa department must take 

your fingerprints within 72 hours of your request — 

no long deleys. Polk* may charge up to $15. They 

must use the form in your kit. 

State Police end FBI must check the prints and 

send s record to the Secretary of State within 45 

days after fingerprints are submitted. If they fail to 

meet that deadline, the Secretary of State "shall not 

refuse to issue" a CCW permit. 

Police may object to issuance of a CCW with "specific 

and articulable facts" — no blanket opposition, 

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four people 

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and on the 

road to recovery." 

Your old car can lake someone off the strrct and (Hit them 

on the mad to recovery. If you've got an operable car. truck, 

camper. or boat, consider donating it to The Salvation Army. 

The proceeds from your donation wilt then go directly to the 

Aduli Rrhahtlturion Center to help men in the metro area 

wen the bank against drug and akohol 

addiction Tour donation srou 

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Call the Salvation Army ai 

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m 

Don't fust make a donation, 

make a difference. 

The Observer/ THURSDAY APRIL 27, 1995 

SCC exec honored for volunteerism 

Richard Aginian. president of 

Suburban Communications 

Corp., parent company of the 

Observer 4 Eccentric Nearspapers. 

will be honored aa one of 

the recipients of the annual 

Mkhlgan'a Outstanding Volunteers 

award. 

Aginian, s Birmingham reaidant, 

ia past president of the 

Community House in Birmingham. 

He will be recognised at a 

luncheon Monday at the Hit* 

Carlton in Dearborn by tbe National 

Society of Fund Raiaing 

Executives. • 

Aginian said he believea that 

everyone should give something 

back to their community 

through volunteer efforts. 

"In tragedies, people always 

pitch in but we've got to make it 

a part of everyday life," Aginian 

said. 

He applauded such programs 

aa the community service program 

at the public schools thst 

encourages young people to become 

active participants in efforts 

that improve their towns. 

"People have got to make the 

time to volunteer. You make 

time for other things and thia 

shouldn't be any different. Peo 

pis have got to make the time to 

devote to their communities and 

give beck instead of take," Aginian 

aaid. 

Aginian heeded the expanaion 

of Tbe Community House, 

working with architects and 

holding weekly planning meetings, 

aa well aa overseeing the 

fund-raising efforts that made 

the new wing poeaible. 

A member of tbe board of directors 

for eight years, Aginian 

served aa vice president in 

charge of facilities during the 

expension and then served sa 

president of the board from 1990 

to 1992. 

Aginian has been preeident of 

Suburbsn Communications 

Corp. since 1977. He haa served 

aa preeident of the trade aaaocistion 

Suburban Newspapers of 

America, served on the Governor's 

Committee Michigan 

Newspaper Recycling Taak 

Force and on the board of directors 

for Walsh Collage and the 

Corporation for a Skilled Workforce. 

He has served on tbe board of 

directors for Henry Ford Hospital-West 

Bloomfield. U.S. Suburban 

Press, Michigan Press 

Association, Leadership Oakland 

steering committee and 

Young Presidents Association. 

He ia vice chairman for 

finance for the 1996 USGA 

Open Golf Tournament at Oakland 

Hills Country Club. He 

si so is a member of the Economic 

Club of Detroit 

Tbe National Society of Fund 

Raiaing Executives is s professional 

organisation of more than 

10,000 fund-raising executives 

Richard Aginian 

and 107 chapters nationwide 

The Michigan Chapter has 291 

members. 

Senior center plans annual spring festival 

The St Patrick Senior Center 

— which cares for tbe poor, elderly 

and homeleas in Detroit's Cass 

Corridor with help from many 

suburban volunteers — announces 

ita annual St Pat's 

Spring Festival, set for 2-9 p.m., 

Sunday, April 30. 

Tbe extravaganza, at 58 Parsons 

at Woodward behind Orchestra 

Hall in- Detroit wiU future 

continuous live Irish entertainment 

on three stages, arte and 

crafts, Irish and American food, 

and beverages at 1970a prices. Admission 

is $3 for sdults, and $1 

for older children. 

Raffle winners will be granted 

prises in amount* ranging from 

$200 to $9,000. 

ewel 

"For 22 yeara, St Patrick's 

Senior Cneter haa provided for 

the very poor senior citixens of the 

Caaa Corridor a daily, fully nutritionally 

balanced dinner, recreational, 

educational, and handicraft 

programs," aaid the Rev. 

Thomas Duffey and Sister Mary 

Watson, St Pat's pastor and director. 

respectively. 

"We alao provide legal, medical, 

dental, podiatric and financial 

counseling services; clothing distribution; 

food packages; funeral 

end burial assistance, spiritusl 

guidance for all faiths, colors and 

creeds. 

"Just as our next-door neighbor, 

Orchestra Hall, has found it 

necessary to depend upon an extended 

community for ita very existence, 

so have we at St Patrick's, 

and . by the grace of God, 

and with the help of good people, 

we both persevere." 

There'll be lighted, guarded 

parking. For more information, 

call (313) 833-7080. 

Carnival coming to Madonna University 

Balloons, amusement rides, popcorn and all the 

accompaniments will be available at Madonna University's 

fourth annual Homecoming Carnival. 

The spring celebration is planned from 4-10 p.m. 

May 3-4 and noon to 10 p.m. May 5, 6 and 7. The 

show will feature Pugh show's nationally known 

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also will be available. 

Madonna University is on the northwest corner of 

Schoolcraft and Levan roads in Livonia. 

ales 

April 27 through April 30 

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Thursday. April 27 through Sunday. April 30, 

participating merchants at Westland Shopping 

Center invite you to take advantage of these 

money saving 20& off coupons available from the 

mail or at all center entrances Be sure to enter to 

win one of 30 "The Sound of Music " videos to be 

given away in honor of Westland Shopping Center s 

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SET MASON, EDITOR 

953-2131 

THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1995 

KAREN MEIER 

What's right 

with America 8 

An 11-year-old is what's right with America 

today That's right, an 11-year-old. He 

scored a perfect 100 percent on the "Family 

Room" examination which, according to the 

contest rules, qualifies him for a spot in thia 

"What's Right with America" series. 

And so here he ia. 11 years old and all. A winner, 

fair and square. His story I'm deliberately 

running today because U just so happens to be 

his birthday 

This boy shared some fine ideas and wonderful 

stories with me when we met face-to-face. 

It's nice to be able to interview the contest 

winners like this. You can tell so much more 

about a person when you're sitting across the 

table from him. 

Here he was. a boy. nearly as tall as I am, 

very neat in his appearance, sitting straight 

and confident in his chair, speaking articulately 

and directly and with a sense of humor 

and friendly ease, to me (someone old enough 

to be his mother*, and 1 felt privileged to be in 

his presence. 

Based on our face-to-face discussion, I felt a 

surge of confidence in America's future. - 

Elev en-year-olds. I decided, are really cool. 

See ft 

12A 

Canton ®bsttvtt 

COMMUNITY LIFE 

For Bruce Berry, 

tutoring adults 

was 'thing to do' 

BY MAHY RODRJQUE 

STAT* WRITER 

Bruce Berry has spent five years tutoring 

adult students through the Community Literacy 

Council of Plymouth. In recognition 

of his efforts, the group has nominated him 

for a J.C. Penney Golden Rule Award. 

Several years back Bruce Berry 

heard then-First Lady Barbara 

Bush bemoan illiteracy in America 

and took it to heart. 

"I was listening to the radio and I 

heard Barbara Buah take Americans 

to the woodshed over illiteracy." 

said Berry. "I had been looking 

for a volunteer activity and that was 

the linchpin for me." 

Berry, 48, haa volunteered at the 

Community Literacy Council of Plymouth 

for the paat five years, working 

one-on-one with adult students. 

A maintenance worker at East 

Middle School in the Plymouth-Canton 

Schools. Berry spends two hours 

a week tutoring at the center. 

The council is a non-profit organization 

which tutors mostly adult 

students in reading, spelling, English 

as a second language, and even 

math skilla. 

Berry, who ia single and lives in 

Plymouth Township, haa been nominated 

by the council for the J.C. Penney 

Golden Rule awards program. 

The program, sponsored by the department 

store chain, will recognize 

17 community service volunteers in 

the metropolitan Detroit area. Nominees 

will be honored during a reception 

Tuesday, May 9, at the 

Roostertail Restaurant in Detroit. 

Six adult and one youth winner 

will be eligible for the national competition. 

An additional 10 finalists 

will be named. All of these volunteers 

will receive a certificate of 

recognition and funds for the agency 

they represent. 

At the state level, finalists will 

receive $500 for their organization 

and winners will get $1,000 checks 

for the group for which they volunteer. 

At the national level, volunteers 

can win $10,000 for their 

agency, and the runners-up will get 

$5,000 for their organizations. One 

youth winner, age 18 or younger, 

will get a $5,000 contribution for her 

agency and a $5,000 scholarship. 

"Bruce ia extremely competent, 

hardworking and knowledgeable," 

said Jean Calabrese, executive director 

of the literacy council. He has a 

lot of compassion. He'a very reassuring. 

He is someone who has taken il- 

See TUTOMNO, 12A 

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12A(P,C) The Observer THURSDAY. APRIL 27, 1995 

Family Room from page 1 IA 

He h*d come U> thi» mterview 

•II prepared with a story, aa I'd 

(UflHtnl in the contest rule* 

Be re«d> with WDM ton of story 

about your life." the rule® ha

14A* The Observer THURSDAY APRIL "27. 1995 

Overactive imagination leads her down path to adventure Plymouth AAUWgoes buy the hook 

fiHAPHOLOCt 

Dear Loreoe. • 

A few Year* 

ago 1 did not 

belW>« thai a 

p e r s o n ' s 

handwriting 

could 1*11 so 

much about 

them But since 

reading your 

column for 

time 

I've 

LOftCPtt changed 

mind. I've seen 

myself and others 1 know in 

some of the handwriting analyse* 

in this paper. 

I very much hope that my letter 

will get picked to have a 

handwriting analysis 

I am 51 year* of age and 

right-banded. I enjoy music 

and reading. Thank you very 

much 

L.C.. 

Redford 

Today's writer is restless and a 

veritable whirlwind of activity 

She feu involved in so many ac- 

Lecture will look at law of God 

First Church of Chnst. Scien 

tist. Plymouth has invited Robert 

W .Jeffery, a member of the 

Christian Science Board of Lec 

tureahip. to address the topic of 

what religion can do to contribute 

m a significant way to solving ma 

)or social problems. 

Jeffery will speak on "Stand Up 

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istry of Christian healing as a 

Christian Science practitioner. 

He will explain why he believes 

Jesus' teachings and example 

provide practical guidance for everyone 

today, in understanding 

and claiming their rights under 

the law of God. 

The public is invited to attend 

the free hour-long lecture. Child 

care will be provided. 

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tivities that, at times, the orderly 

organisation of her affair* can be 

loo much for her Perhaps ahe 

needs to slow down and smell the 

An overactive imagination en 

ticea this woman down the garden 

path of new adventures She 

loathes a dull routine. 

Seemingly, she has a tendency 

to distort what she sees and 

heara. perhaps without even real 

izing it. She is probably an inter 

eating storyteller 

Our writer wants lo accomplish 

things in a grand manner to at 

tract attention to herself or to 

make her feel more important. 

She is also willing to accept responsibility 

that will enhance her 

self-esteem. She appears to thrive 

on approval and attention. 

Determination is an outstanding 

trait in her personality. She 

has a strong degree of self-direction 

and motivation. As a result 

she will go ahead and try regard 

less of how difficult something 

seems or how negative she may 

feel. The attainment of her goal in 

the face of obstacles or opposition 

is a driving force in her personali- 

^ 

ty. Materia] acquisitions can also which people can relate to. 

be a propelling force. 

Her signature and the text of 

' f- >' ' 

This woman wants to stand her handwriting agree. From this 

above the crowd. In her work, she we can aasume her inner and out- 

is efficiency oriented and not er personalities are in accord 

afraid of hard work. 1 don't think 

she would be happy for very long 

If you would like your 

in a job where she was confined to 

handwntuig analyzed in this 

• desk for eight hours each day. 

newspaper, write to Lorene C. 

She needs the freedom to move 

Green, a certified graphologist, at 

around and circulate with people. 

36251 Schoolcraft. Livonia 48150 

This is a rather serious woman Please use a full sheet of white. 

who has a need to be right. Her 

thinking is logical and methodi 

cal. She does not rely on flashes of 

intuition for her answers. 

At the time this letter was written. 

our writer was etperiencing 

some dissatisfaction with either 

her work or social role. 

Personal criticism can be hurt 

ful for her. And she shows some 

resentment in this writing. These 

traits strongly suggest she has 

been hurt in the past and often is 

on guard with people to prevent 

this from recurring. 

Our writer enjoys people and 

her interactions with them. She is 

quick to extend the hand of 

friendship. She has a caring heart 

nvriiBifmMi i mh i ——nT—m • " ~ ~ ~ T T r T T 1 M M B n M i M M M B i 

rum Monday, May 8. at the Livonia 

Civic Center Library. Five 

Mile Road east of Farmington 

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Military history buffs will be all 

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ot Uni vanity Women - 

Plymouth Branch's 41st annual 

book sale Thursday through Saturday, 

May 4-8. 

"We have 60 boxes of military 

history books," said AJ. Heller 

man, the event chairwoman. Moat 

of them, she added, art in mint 

condition. 

Sixty boxes ia only a fraction of 

the books tbe group has received 

for tha book sale to ba held at the 

Starkweather Canter Gymnaaium, 

650 Holbrook. in Plymouth'a 

Old Villaga. 

More than 300 boxes of books 

have been donated for the sale. 

That's down from the average of 

500 but tha books are still pouring 

in. Tbe Dunning Hough Library 

has become so overloaded with 

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people to bring them to the 

Starkweather Canter, Hailerman 

said. 

Members are working to sort all 

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biography, fiction, mystery, science 

fiction, history and children's 

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Bill BassLsa/STArr Pnorociurwt* 

Sorting the books: A.J. Hailerman, the AAUWs book sale chairwoman, sorts the items 

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Those are priced to sell " 

The prices of the books drop as 

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end. The first day, Thursday, 

May 4, books will be sold for full 

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Proceeds from tbe sale fund 

scholarships for students attending 

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Preference for the endowment 

grants are given to members of 

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Hailerman said. 

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MHS seeks artwork 

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Do you have a penchant for 

drawing and design and a love 

of animala? Then the Michigan 

Humane Society haa a contest 

for you — ita 1996 holiday 

greeting card contest. 

This year's contest is being 

sponsored by Compton Printing 

of Farmington Hills. There 

are three categories — traditional, 

humorous and religious. 

Cash prizes — $150 for first 

place, $75 for second place and 

$25 for third place — will be 

given in each category. 

• The chosen design will be 

featured on MHS's 1995 holiday 

greeting cards. The artist's 

name will appear prominenUy 

on the back of the card. More 

than 100,000 cards are sold 

each year by MHS with proceeds 

benefiting tbe homeless 

animals in its shelter. 

Since they are for MHS, artwork 

must incorporate an animal 

theme. In fact, cards 

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• Entries must be a minimum 

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• All artwork selected for uae 

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and may be used in various 

publicity and educational 

activities. All other artist* 

wishing to have their artwork 

returned to them can make arrange 

menu to pick artwork up 

at one of the MHS shelters. . 

• The MHS will not be responsible 

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• Artwork must be clearly labeled 

on tbe back with the full 

name, address and telephone 

number of the artist- 

Entries must be submitted 

by June 1. They can be sent or 

delivered to tbe Michigan 

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1965 Plymouth Betvedere Her 

1968 Plymouth GTX Hemi Convertible 

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1962 Pontac Super Duty 421 405HP 

1979 Pontiac Trans Am ($00 Miles 

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16A(C) 

Transportation 

Canton shouldn't go it alone 

Canton Township is * .tlking a fine Line as 

it :n»- to develop alternatives U) the 

Nankifi Transit System before its role and 

mone> for Uv local system runs out June 30. 

It's a line we doubt can be walked Transportion 

is a regional concern, not just a local 

one. and it should be solved by working with 

other communities 

If Canton fail*, it will be the less affluent 

and senior citizens who are hardest hit These 

are the people who depend on public transit 

for access to medical care and as a means to 

get to work Also, these people usually have 

little clout on the local government level. 

The crisis was created when Canton Township 

decided it would pull out of the May 23 

millage election being set for the.SMART bus 

system, w hich funds Nankin Transit Canton 

pulled out because it didn't think it would get 

any benefit from more taxes paid to the 

SMART system The tax would have generat- 

Canton (Observer 

OPINION 

ed $400,000 from Canton. 

SMART and Nankin Transit created some 

of their own problems m Canton. The systems 

are operating under the old idea that Canton 

is a suburb of Detroit. The reality is that Canton 

is a community of 60,000 residents, many 

of w hom have commercial and medical ties 

with Ypeilanti, Ann Arbor and Plymouth. 

When it comes to Ann Arbor. Plymouth and 

Ypsilanti, there's an old saying that applies: 

"You can't get there from here." 

There is no service to those communities 

from Canton. 

Until SMART Nankin Transit become 

aware and sensitive to the transportation 

needs of Canton, there's little chance of the 

community wanting back into the system. 

Canton should be part of the transportation 

solution for the region. It should step up to the 

table and be part of it, but not until there is 

something to be gained. 

Schools drag feet on millage 

Another Plymouth-Canton school board 

meeting has passed without the administration 

or school board bothering to 

spell out ho* it would spend $12 million if 

voters approve a 2 3-mill property tax increase 

on the June 12 ballot. 

The latest indication is that the board will 

issue its spending list sometime in mid-Mav. 

That's too late Many voters will have alreadymade 

up their minds by that time Add to 

that the number of people who vote by absentee 

ballot, and there's a potential for disaster. 

School officials say the money is needed for 

textbooks, computer-related items and 

teacher training, however, they haven't set a 

priority spending list. 

By not doing that, administrators and the 

board are hurting any chance voters will approve 

the millage. It makes them appear foggy 

and nobody is going to trust them enough 

to hand over $12 million. 

Imagine going into your boss and asking 

him or her for $12 million to buy new equipment 

for your department. The boss is going 

to demand documentation "What are you going 

to buy?" If you didn't have a list, you'd be 

cleaning out your desk by the end of the day 

However, that's what the schools are doing 

They are walking into their boss, the voters, 

and asking for a blank check with no spending 

plan. 

- The schools and board are asking the public 

to buy a pig in a poke. It's time to get specific 

or get out of the millage ball game. 

Schools will survive ranking 

Heads are being held high in certain 

school districts these days. In other districts. 

though, heads are hanging And. 

in still others, they're being scratched in confusion 

and perplexity 

The state's "fully accredited" roster came 

down last week, and some names you'd expect 

to find on Michigan's short list of exceptional 

schools were missing. Statewide, only four 

high schools, none from the Detroit area, were 

named- 

Educators across the state — especially 

those whose schools failed to make the list or, 

worse, were given unaccredited status — were 

wondering what to do about their district's apparent 

academic shortcomings 

Well, these educators needn't fall on their 

swords — figuratively speaking, of course — 

over this latest thunderclap of criticism from 

above They should be used to it by now. 

Yet another state list still another federal 

report. There've been so many over the past 

decade or so that they've had a numbing effect 

on educators, teachers, parents and students 

Remember "A Nation At Risk." the 1983 report 

that predicted dire consequences for the ' 

U.S. if the nation's schools weren't immediately 

improved? Quite a few people must have 

done quite a bit for our schools since then. 

Consider the number of students who've 

QUESTION: 

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Question at the 

Canton library. 

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tan to them. 

They are torume 

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COMMUNITY VOICE 

They do go 

used what they've learned in our public 

schools to launch successful college pursuits, 

careers and lives. Yes. we survived even "A 

Nation At Risk." 

Now. we're not putting down such 

statewide tests, the resulting lists of accredited 

schools and critical reports on education. 

In fact, we applaud them. They serve as 

wake-up calls to districts that need them. 

Ratings are one way to let educators know 

that they are being held accountable. 

That said, though, we have to add that 

there's so much in education that tests and 

accreditation plans just can't measure 

For one. there's the attitude of the parents 

that's right, the parents. If parents are the 

type who revere education — and they somehow 

transfer that attitude to their offspring 

— then we have a feeling that the 

students will be successful. . 

If, however, too many parents consider the 

public schools as nothing more than the 

world's largest < and most expensive) day care 

center, then heads will be hanging around 

school headquarters come accreditation time. 

Without this crucial factor — good parental 

— we're afraid the educational equation 

just won't work out for lots of students. 

Hey, maybe there should be assessment 

tests and accreditation for parents. 

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I 

read with interest the letter from Roger 

Stutesman in the April 20. edition (Growth 

Taxes", and agree with his assessment of 

the development of Canton 

We. too. moved to Canton for more room 

and the country setting versus "sub" living. 

Our home on Denton Road is a two acre parcel. 

with lowering trees, teeming with birds 

and wildlife, and where neighbors still put in 

large vegetable and flower gardens, plow one 

another out in the winter and appreciate the 

beauty and openness of our area. 

Sadly, that is about to change. Over 600 

acres have been re zoned on our road and immediate 

area. 

At the April 19 rezoning meeting that we 

and other residents attended, my husband 

and 1 walked out feeling "shell-shocked." 

The term, public "hearing" is correct, because 

public "saying" has no effect on the outcome 

of the issues. During discussion of the 

parcels that would affect our road and surrounding 

properties, my husband asked about 

one of the parcels on Beck Road that stated 

not only mixed residential, but commercial. 

He was told firmly, that this meeting was 

not to discuss what commercial covered, that 

there would be subsequent meetings for that, 

end of subject. 

When a neighbor asked what he might expect 

to be built and when, alongside his own 

home where part of the rezoned parcel will 

abut, he was also told that this was not the 

meeting to ask these questions. 

I strongly disagree. We as residents should 

have some say on whether we do. or do not 

want commercial in our area, if a townhouse 

or condominium is to be built next to our one 

story ranch homes, there than the planning 

commission deciding for us. 

Regardless of subsequent meetings, let's be 

realistic, it's a done deal. 

Robert Leigh ton Associates, whom will be 

designing the commercial setting on Beck 

Road across from the golf course, assures us 

that the residents will have a say in what 

commercial business is built, but the bottom 

line is, there will be a commercial area on 

Beck Road. 

There will be condominiums and possibly 

townhouses, and we as residents first, and 

taxpayers secondly really have no say on the 

growth of our community. 

Canton is being referred to as sub-Canton, 

and that is what it is becoming. How sad the 

township government sees only dollar signs, 

when they've had a rare opportunity to design 

a community that could have been unique for 

all residents, rather than a grab-bag for hun- 

MARVIN TEEPLES 

LETTERS 

THURSDAY. APRJL 27,1995 

gry developers and builders. Perhaps township 

officials should consider more closely 

what residents are telling them, such as the 

results of the voting on April 18. 

Pat Budziak. Canton 

Strike baseball 

Do not attend opening day of major 

league baseball! Please! Show the m^jor 

league baseball players and owners 

some of your power. Our presence or lack of it 

is one of the only ways we can show our power. 

We have lo send a message to the owners 

and players that they both have been greedy 

with the baseball strike and have forgotten the 

fans of baseball. If we are not there on opening 

day it would hopefully concern the players 

emotionally and the owners financially. We do 

not want to see another baseball strike. 

I'm not asking people to stop going to major 

league games throughout the season — just 

opening day. My family has been involved in 

baseball with coaching and participating in the 

sport for many years. We love the game and 

want to continue to love it without the greed! 

Gloria Pappaa, Plymouth 

A thanks 

(Santon ©bseruer 

arybeth. thank you for your contribution 

during career day '95 at Central 

Middle School. 

You impressed many young students who 

picked your presentation to be their number 

one choice. 

The Career Day Committee 

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why we offer this space on a weekly basis 

for opinions in your own words. We will 

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we ask that you sign your letter 

and provide a contact telephone number. 

Letters should be mailed to: Editor. The 

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LET' 

ON THE MAKQUEI 

KEELY WYGONIK 

Shows open Friday at 

3 community theaters 

Some of UK never seem to have enough hours in * 

day to do everything we want to do. Then there 

are those busy people who manage to make time 

for thingi that are important to them like community 

theater 

Fran Colucci Hill of Livonia called to thank everyone 

for coming out to aee tbe NorthviDe Players production 

of "The Importance of Being Earnest" We wrote about 

Hill, who performa in the ahow with her husband. Dr. * 

Robert A. Hill, and sister. Mary Anne, laat week. 

"The theater bolda about 70 people. Tbe first night we 

had 25, tbe second 50." she aaid 

"The Importance of Being Earnest" continue* 8 p m 

Friday and Saturday. April 28 29 at tbe American Legion 

Hall. 100 W Dun lap. comer of Center Street, down 

town North vi He. Tick eta are $7 for the ahow or $20 for 

Filet Mignoo dinner (available on Saturdays only), and 

show. Call (313) 463 0691 for reservation*. 

After practicing lines, building seta, and doing tbe 

countless tasks involved in producing a show, it's nice to 

have an audience Tbe curtain rises on these three 

shows this weekend. All of them are labors of love by 

busy people who spent countless hours preparing on 

stage and behind tbe scenes Your support means a lot 

to them. 

• Farmington Flayers present* "How to Succeed in 

Business Without Really Trying." 8 p.m. Friday and 

Saturday. April 28-29; 2 p.m. Sunday. April 30. Tbe 

show continues Thursday to Sunday to May 20 at tbe 

playhouse. 32332 W 12 Mile Road, between Farmington 

Road and Orchard Lake Road, Farmington Hills. Tickets 

are $10. call (810) 553 2965 for curtain times and 

reservations 

• Plymouth Theatre Guild continues their season with 

Ira Levin's thriller "Deathtrap" 8 pm. Fridays and Saturdays. 

April 28 to May 13.6 p.m. Sun., May 7 at the 

Nov*/ showing 

See MARQUES, 2B 

Broiled white fish is a 

specialty at cozy • 

^ y Sweetwater's Bistro, near 

Q th* shores of Cass Lake. 

I 

Check out Entertaining 

Choices to find out what'a 

on stage in your 

community. 

David Caruso is the best 

thing going in 'Kiss of 

Death.' 

Readers share 'Wish You 

Were Here'pictures, and 

memories of vacations to 

places near and far away. 

Lawn seat patrons at Pine 

Knob will have another 

view of the stage this 

summer with the additions 

of video screens. 

a h e a d 

^ What's on stage in your community. 

^ John Monaghan reviews movies. 

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guide to * a 

Together, 

they 

produce 

a unique 

blend of 

classical. 

Flamenco 

and jazz 

music with 

a touch of 

the exotic 

Let's go to the Theater 

zliii Latin jazz 

BY MITCH GENOVA 

SPECIAL 

V 

firm ocalist Heidi Hepler and 

guitariat Michele (Me- 

KEL-eh) Ramo of Livonia 

have been producing some of the 

moat refreshingly new music heard 

in some time. 

"We love what we're doing. Everyday 

we juat have fun," aaid 

Hepler. "We really believe in what 

we're doing. It's teamwork. Thia ia 

our dream come true." 

Hepler haa a background in das 

sical music and opera. Ramo is a 

classically trained concert yioHniet 

who taught himself classical guitar 

and left hia native Italy to explore 

jazz improvisation in the U.S. 

Together, they produce a unique 

blend of clasaical. flamenco and 

jazz music with a touch of the exotic. 

Their music includes tangos, 

rhumba, bossa nova, samba, bolero, 

mam bo and cha-cha. 

In addition to playing 711 p.m. 

Thursday-Saturday at the Phoenicia 

Restaurant in Birmingham, 

they're getting ready for a May 13 

concert/dinner during the 102nd 

annual Ann Arbor May Festival. 

"Thia ia our third year playing 

at the festival." aaid Ramo. "Every 

wm 

Let's go Dining 

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Let's go to the Movies 

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Let's go Traveling Let's go listen to Music 

THURSDAY. APRIL 27. 1995 

JIM J*oorau>/ST*rr PMOTOGSAPMSB 

Talented duo: Vocalist Heidi Hepler and guitarist Michele (Me-KEL-eh) Ramo perform Latin Jazz. 

year it gets bigger. It's a great honor 

to be performing there." 

This year, the Ramo Group will 

be performing at a Gala Celebration 

Dinner honoring flutist James 

Gal way. 

The evening begins with cocktails. 

followed by dinner, and 

dancing to the sounds of Latin 

Jazz with the Ramo Group featuring 

Ramo, guitar, Hepler, vocals; 

Marcus Belgrave, trumpet; Phil 

Lasley, alto saxophone; Roy 

Brooks, drums, Jerry LeDuff and 

Jamie Rualing, percussion; Kurt 

Krahnke, bass and Ian Smith keyboards 

and piano. 

Later that evening, Ramo and 

Hepler will present a short concert 

as a duo. 

Hepler, Ramo and master percussionist 

Roy Brooks will perform 

together thia Thursday at Phoenicia 

in Birmingham. The result is a 

unique and rare combination of 

musical sounds that redefine the 

word "magic". 

If you don't believe in magic, 

you haven't beard Brooks play 

Jerome Kern's "All the Things 

You Are" on a hand saw. Thia ia 

no gimmick. In Brooks' hands, the 

common household saw acquires a 

most haunting and lyrical voice, 

which givea thia already beautiful 

song a new dimension. 

Then, accompanied by soft 

chords from Ramo's guitar, Hepler 

vocalizes a duet with the saw 

which is other worldly. 

Percussionist Brooks was born 

in Detroit, and made his mark as a 

jaxx drummer when he joined tbe 

Horace Silver Quintet in 1959. 

Brooks toured and recorded sever 

al albums with Horace Silver's 

highly rhythmic jaxx unit, then 

went on to perform with auch jazz 

greats aa Wes Montgomery. Dizzy 

Gilleapie, Dexter Gordon and 

Charles Mingus. 

Meanwhile, Brooks had explored 

aboriginal percussion instruments 

and was a founding member of 

M'Boom, Max Roach'a worid-faipous 

percussion ensemble. While 

continuing to perform with 

M'Boom. Brooks heads three of hie 

own groups, the Aboriginal Percussion 

Choir, Artistic Truth, and 

IM'Jumbs. Hs has also recorded s 

CD "Duet in Detroit" _____ 

it 

Ramo Latin Jazz Group 

Phoenicia. 688 S Woodward. 

Birmingham. (810) 644-3122 

Guitarist Michele (Me-KEL-eh) 

Ramo and vocalist Heidi 

Hepler perform l_atm Jazz 7-11 

p.m. Thursdays Fridays and 

Saturdays Special guest Roy 

Brooks, Thurs., April 27 

Ann Arbor May F—tlval 

6 30 p.m Sat. May 13 Gala 

Celebration Dinner, features 

The Michele Ramo Jazz Group 

with Marcus Belgrave. trumpet: 

Phil Lasley. alio saxophone. 

Heidi Hepler vocalist Tax 

deductible tickets range from 

$150 to $600 per person, 

includes cocktails dinner 

saluting James Galway, and— 

dancing Black tie optional 

Call (313) 764-2538 or 

1-800-221-1229 

Local songsters sing oldies, but goodies 

Local songsters will be singing 

some of your favorite "oldiea, but goodiea," 

at springtime concert*. 

• Th* 130-voice Plymouth Community 

Chorus, directed by Michael 

Grose, ia preeenting "Remember the 

Song" April 29-30 at Salem High 

School. Thia eoocert features songs 

from an earlier era including "I Love 

A Piano." "Make Our Garden Grow." 

"Sentimental Journey,'* "The Lion 

Sleepe Tonight" "More Than You 

Know." and "Begin the Beguine." 

Soloist* include Gina Mathews, 

Sherrie Northway, Nancy 0*8ullivan, 

Greg ruche, Nancy Whitecar. Sue 

Pocklington. Barb Kobberstad, 

Cheryl IIpina endSMSCMOT. 

Advance ticket* are available at 

Dearborn Musk, 42679 Ford Road at 

LUley. Canton; EvoU Muaic, 215 W. 

Ann Arbor Road. Plymouth; Side 

way*. 606 Foreet, Plymouth; North 

vills Record. 104 W. Main. North 

ville, aad at the door. Call (313) 466- 

4090 far mo 

The chorus is alao conducting a 

"Two-for-One" early bird sal* of 1996 

Entertainment Books. Order e book 

before May 16 and you 11 reoeive a 

1996 book free. Books are $40 each. 

Proceeds erill go toward financing the 

chorus' four day Waahington D C. 

singing tour in Jun*. To play orders, 

or for more information, call (313) 

460-6629. 

• Livonia Civic Chorue will preeent 

He 30th annual epring concert "Sbakln' 

th* Btuee Away." May 5-8. *t 

Clarenceville High School. Livonia. 

This year you 11 be entering en unusual 

medical dink where there's s 

medical cure for whatever ails you. 

Did you way you've had your tonail's 

i amoved and then your appendix? 

Well, why not take "All of Me!" 

Need a better outlook on life? Then 

you'd bettor "Aooentuete th* Poei 

live." Problem* with four love Ufa? 

Try "Love Potion No. 9." 

Plymouth Community Chorus director Michael 

Gross leads the chorus as they prepare for upcoming concerts.

28* 

Marquee 

Watrr Tuwr Theatre, 41001 W 

Seven Mile Road, Northville 

Ticktu SB adulta. »enii>r citi*en» 

and children $" at the door I'all 

(SIO) 349-7110 for inlormation 

Tkkata can be puivhaaed in ad 

vamm for 11 off at S»r Speedy Pnutin* 

(.'eater. 485 S Main. Ptywulh or 

Heavenly Bakery. 43063 W Seven 

Side Road. NartkvUW 

• Churchill Hi*h School * Creative 

and Performing Aru Prvfram will 

preaenl "^H»e Miracle Worker. 8 p m. 

Pndaya aad Saturdays, April '28 lo 

May 13 at the Theatre Guild art 

Beech Daly, one block *xith of Five 

Mile Road Redfofd TSckeU are $M 

adulu. St> students and senior ritizetta. 

Call (313) 531 -0654. 

Thu moving drama by William 

UibaocL directed by Gail Susan Mack, 

lake* place in mtd 19th century 

Amenca. h portray* the true Uory of 

Annie Sullivan and her straggle to 

communicate with the blind and deaf 

Helen Keller 

• Thanka for your support of the 

Plymouth Symphony Orchestra * an 

nuai pope coocert benefit 8 p.m April 

2? at Fox Hilla Country Club in 

Plymouth Tbe event, which begins at 

6 p m with cocktails cash bar I. fol 

Jazz from page IB 

The Ramo Group repertoire includes 

several standard tunes, 

such as Gershwin* 'Summertime" 

and Cole Porter's "Night 

and Day " But the heart of the 

Ramo Group consists of their own 

highly original compositions, with 

Ramo writing tbe music and 

Hepler supplying the lyncs 

From the light and airy "Sum 

roer Sun" and "Talk of the 

Waves" and the very hip and 

playfully strutting "Groovy Hat' 

to the fast lane energy of "1-94 

East," their music delights the 

senses and brings joy to the heart. 

Ramo and Hepler were married 

last fall, but they almost never 

met Ramo left Italy to come to 

the United States just as Hepler 

was leaving the United States to 

travel and perform in Italy. They 

met by chance when Hepler was 

visiting home and friends took 

her to hear Ramo in concert 

Ramo performs solo on "Finally 

We Met." a ballad of exceptional 

lync beauty which he composed 

to mark their meeting. 

If you have grown weary of synthesized. 

electronic sounds, you 

will find the natural, acoustic 

sounds of the Ramo Group a welcome 

change of pace. 

Carolyn Pratt 

: $ 2 

: i 

from page 1B 

lowed by dinner at 6:30 p.m ia told 

out For more information about the 

Plymouth Symphony * 50th anniver 

aary *«on call (313) 461 3111 The 

lymphony ia also looking for volunteer* 

to help the orchestra. Then * no 

better time than now Una week ia 

National Volunteer Week The «ym 

phony would like to thank thetr many 

volunteer* who will be honored at a 

reception oa June 28. 

• Lisa Petru. 28, of Livonia also 

needa your help. She ia battling My 

delodyplaatic Syndrome, a preleukemia 

disorder, and her beat hope 

of lone-term survival ia a bone mar 

row tranaplant. Unfortunately, her 

staler is not a suitable match and she 

is looking for a donor It'a an ripen 

sive search To help pay some of the 

expenses, which could exceed 

1100.000 The Raven, a well known 

local folk musician, is boating a bene 

fit concert for Liaa with Neil Wood 

ward and Ray Brown. 7 pm Sunday, 

April 30 at Botaford Inn in Farming 

ton Hilla. Tickets are 110. Call (313) 

532 3299. (313) 534 2304 after 6 pm , 

or (8101 349-9420 for ticketa and information 

• Mark this date on your calendar — 

3:30 pm. Sunday. May 7. flutist Gin 

The Observer/ THURSDAY. APRIL 27. 1995 

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ka Gerova Ortega, artistic director of 

the Muaica Viva concert sen ex. will 

perform the world premier of "Song of 

the Mountains," by celebrated Chi 

neae compoeer Wang Shu for the 

TTiird Annual Michigan Flute Festi 

val" at Orchestra Hall in Detroit Call 

(313) 833 3700 for ticket information 

mm 

Flutist: 

Ginka 

Gerova 

Ortega will 

perform 

the world 

premier of 

"Song of 

the Mountains, 

" at 

the third 

annual 

Michigan 

Flute Festival, 

May 

7 at Orchestra 

Hall. The 

event also 

features 

guest artist 

Raffaele 

Trevisani 

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and Let's Go! sections of the Observer 

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F e s t i v a l s h o w c a s e s o u t s t a n d i n g artists 

The 102nd Ann Arbor May 

Festival, hosted by the University 

Musical Society of the University 

of Michigan, and sponsored 

by Ford Motor Company, 

is Mav 11-14. Call (313) 764- 

2538 or 1-800-221-1229 for ticket 

information. 

Here are some highlights: 

• Thura., May 11, 5:30 p.m. — 

Prelude Picnic Buffet — Dow 

Atrium. Chemistry Building. 

Tickets $35. The Metropolitan 

Opera Orchestra performs 8 

p.m. at Hill Auditorium. Tickets 

range from $20 to $48. Program 

— James Levine conductor. 

Margaret Price, soprano — 

And you will be amazed at the 

variety and beauty that this highly 

inventive group achieves. Ramo 

plucks, strums, and drums, using 

every part of the guitar, and he 

achieves faacinating effects on the 

guitar using a spoon, dinner plate 

and glass 

Add to this Hepler's incredible 

vocal range and imaginative vocalizations 

and you have a music 

Schubert: Symphony No. 8 in b 

minor, "Unfinished;" R 

Strauss. "Four Last Songs," 

Mussorgsky, "Pictures at an 

Exhibition." 

• Fri.. May 12, 8 p.m. - MET 

Orchestra with James Galway. 

flute. Hill Auditorium. Tickets 

$20 to $52. Program — James 

Levine. conductor — Stravinsky 

"Firebird Suite;" Laebermann 

Concerto for Flute and 

Orcheatra, Op. 39; Galway, 

flute; Doppler/Galway: Andante 

and Rondo for Two Flutes. Op. 

25; Galway, Michael Parloff, 

flute; Gershwin's "American in 

Paris." 

unlike anything you have heard 

before. 

On May 14. the Ramo Group 

will appear at the Gem Theatre in 

a 10:45 a.m. Mother's Day brunch 

hosted by the Lyric Chamber Ensemble. 

Call (810) 357-1111 for 

ticket information. 

Tbe Ramo Group will be appearing 

2-4 p.m. Sunday. May 28 

at the Detroit Institute of Arts. 

• Sat., May 13, 6:30 p.m. — 

Gala Celebration Dinner in 

honor of James Galway. featuring 

the Michele Ramo Latin 

Jazz Group, black tie optional. 

Tax deductible tickets $150- 

$500 per person 

• Sun., May 14, 4 p.m. — The 

Detroit Symphony Orcheatra, 

Edith Wiens. soprano. Florence 

Quivar. mezzo-soprano, and the 

LIniversity Musical Society 

Choral Union. Ticketa $16 to 

$46. Program — conductor Jerry 

Semkow. Thomas Sheets, 

music director. UMS Choral 

Union — Mahler Symphony 

No. 2 "Resurrection." 

There is no charge for this outdoor 

concert celebrating National 

Museum Month. 

For more information, on appearances 

by the Ramo /Hepler 

Duo ir Ramo Group, call (313) 

421-6449. 

Much Geneva of Troy u a freelance 

writer who specializes in 

jazz 

Songsters 

Chorus members promise the 

evening will be fun filled with 

so rig and dance for everyone. 

Advance ticketa are available at 

the Livonia Parka and Recreation 

Department, Five Mile Road at 

Farmington Road, (313) 261 -2260 

Ticketa will also be on aale at the 

door. 

• Farmington Community Chorus, 

over 80 voices strong, pre 

senta ita 15th anniversary con 

cert, "As Time Goes By." 8 p.ni 

Friday and Saturday. May 12-13, 

at Harrison High School, Farm 

ington Hilla. 

The chorus, under the direction 

of Steven SeGraves, accompanied 

by Susan Garr, will aing songs 

from the laat six decades includ 

ing "As Time Goes By," "Rock-A- 

Round the Clock,' and 42nd 

Street." 

Several soloists and amalt ensembles 

will also perform, and 

there will be some comical num- 

Get your ticketa early, they sold 

out last year. Advance ticketa are 

available from any chorus member. 

and at the Farmington Hills 

Department of Special Services. 

31500 11 Mile Road. For more information, 

call chorus manager. 

Kathy Hall, (810) 471-4516. 

Farmington Community Chorus 

ia sponsored by the City of 

Farmington Hills, Dept. of Special 

Services. 

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April 29,4 p m. Sun., April 30. 

Ptymoulh Salem High School 

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-Shokln' the Bluoe Away" 

When A Whoem: 8 p m Fri. & 

Sat. May 5-6, ClarenceviMe High 

School. 20155 Middiebelt Road. 

Livonia 

Tickets: $6 adults, $4 senior 

otizens. students. Call (313) 

261 2260. 

Farmington Community Chorus 

-As Tlmo Gone By" 

When A Where: 8 p.m. Fri & 

Sat. May 12-13, Harrison High 

Schooi. 29995 W. 12 Mile Road 

(between Orchard Lake Road 

and MxJdiebeti). Farmington 

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Practice makes perfect: Livonia Civic Chorus members 

Ann Ruel, (left to right), Al Utecht and Buff and Jim 

Bumford of Livonia practice a featured number, "Steam 

Heat" 

Plymouth Oratorio Society concert features soprano 

Plymouth Oratorio Society will 

be presenting ita ninth choral 

concert 7:30 p.m. Sun.. May 7 at 

St- John Neumann Church. 44800 

Warren Rood, Canton. No ticketa 

necessary — free will offering will 

k« taken during intermiaaion, and 

a reception will follow concert. 

For more information, call (313) 

455-8353. 

POS will be performing "Requiem" 

by Gabriel Faure and 

'Gloria" by Francis Poulenc. 

Faure wrote hia "Requiem" for 

chorus, soprano solo and ore bee 

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chorus, soprano and baritone solos 

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Featured soloist is .soprano 

Carolyn Pratt, a soloist in the 

Minneapolis/St. Print, Minneaota 

community. She ia a native of 

Ann Arbor and a graduate of the 

Obertin Conservatory of Music. 

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The stars of the show are Baty 

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spend about half the year on the 

road. When they're back home in 

California, though "we like to 

work two or three days a week and 

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Between the U.S. and Europe, 

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It's also no surprise that Estrin 

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When Baty and Estrin met, at a 

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When he was a youngster 

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selling Hawaiian lap steel 

guitar lessons. He showed me and 

my sister how to play. Then he 

took my mother aside and told 

her that 1 didn't have the coordination 

to play, but that my sister 

could be a good player.'' 

The Nightcats — named after 

an early 1950s Little Walter band 

— tour as a stripped down and 

ready to roar quartet. They bring 

that big band power quartet to 

town this weekend. 

"Sully's has become one of our 

favorite cluba," Little Charlie 

said. "It's the Detroit market to 

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4 8 * The Observer THURSDAY APRIL 27. 1995 68 HOUM Theatre is a the 

iter that rarei> to »tra> 

from s th—trifi 1 cfcaUaogs Tbe 

•,wrtormanor of Jugger* RAID 

•ntten by Run Mark, dw beinj 

Hre«*nt»d there is certainly not an 

rzception to their theatric*] ex 

fermentation You'll be whisked 

«ws> lo a world of surreal istic 

fantaay where you will learn that 

appearance* are not always a* 

they seem 

The play opens with the main 

character. Ju«er. iP W. Henry of 

Westland», paying a biiarre tnb 

ute to the tree that sit* in front of 

his bouse Thia tree, we soon 

learn, is a symbol of survival tor 

hit family. We are introduced into 

the make-believe worid that his 

family has chosen to live in In 

their eccentric worid. their hard 

ships and handicaps are overcome 

through faith and optimum 

Their fantasy worid has been created 

for them through the inspiring 

word* of Jugjper 

Jugger has helped them believe 

that they can achieve things that 

cithers believed to be unattainable. 

His menially retarded 

brother. Boogie, believes that he 

gives lectures at Harvard. 

Jugger's sister. Sissy, who suffers 

from arthritis, believes she is a 

ballerina. His other sister. Isbel 

who had to have a hysterectomy 

young in life, stuff* her dress with 

a doll and tells her family that 

she is pregnant 

However, the one common 

dream that they all share is the 

"Jugger's Rtln" 

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return of their beloved father. 

Amos Each day they believe that 

he will return from work and be 

with his family. The sad truth is 

that he was burned alive in a forest 

fire many years earlier. 

Their »omewhat stable world is 

turned upside down when 

Jugger's brother. Carney. (Guy 

Snyder of Livonia), a now famous 

television evangelist returns to remove 

the l»ea that they have all 

come to believe. 

What he doesn't realize is that 

the truths that they believe in is 

what has kept them happy, 

strong, and alive for many years. 

While the characters at first 

seem loo strange to be real people, 

we learn that they represent a 

family that truly ia human. As 

Jugger said. "All people are flowers. 

with hair rooted in tbe 

earth, drinking up the truth. The 

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All-star cast: Colleen Hayes (left to right), Michael Walterich, 

Alexis Kresta, Laura Gumina, P.W. Henry. Elizabeth 

Lee and Carl Dumas star in "Jugger's Rain. " 

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body ia a stem, strong as a tree — 

toes — blossoms opening to the 

sun like jewels." By thia. we learn 

that thia family haa blossomed by 

being seemingly unhampered by 

the physical obstacles in their 

way 

While each performance is very 

good, you will be amazed by l-au - 

ra Gumina's performance as Verity. 

Jugger's mother. The Redford 

LSO to present jazzy concert S 

PREVIEW 

Li vans* Symphony Orchestra 

presents Jess with Class, " 8 p. m. 

Set. May 6 at the James P. Carti 

Auditorium. Churchill High 

School. Newburgh Road south ot 

Jay Road. Livonia Tickets are 

*12 adults. $8 senior citixens, $5 

students. Tickets available at the 

door. Hsunmell Music in Livoinia, 

Jacobeoa < at Laurel Park Place. 

Madonna University, and Livonia 

Civic Center Library. For more information, 

call (313) 421-1111. 

James Dapogny 'a Chicago Jaxx 

Band are the featured guest artists. 

They will be Joined for the 

symphony, under the direction of 

Franceaco DiBlaai for "On the 

Road," and "Berlin Medley. " and 

also present several selections of 

their own 

The symphony will perform 

Brahms' Academic Festival Over- 

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Guest artists: James Dapogny's Chicago Jazz Band will 

be performing with the Livonia Symphony Orchestra on 

May 6. 

Cure, Ellas 'a Procession to the Cathedral 

from Wagner's "Lohengrin. 

" three dances from the Gsyne 

Ballet of Khachaturian, and Polo 

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resident steals every scene with 

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Henry is inspiring aa Jugger and 

Colleen Hayes is charming a* 

Dulcy, Carney's arife. 

If you are a fan of off-beat humor 

and story-telling, you won't 

want to miss "Jugger's Rain 

Trudy Mason haa brilliantly directed 

a bizarre yet inspiring story 

of faith and human emotion that 

will leave you wishing there was a 

sequel. 

Tami Tabacchi is a free lance 

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The 1947 film 

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pushes an old 

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wheelchair. It 

JOHN wa REVIEW 

deal with the district attorney: 

give me a day with my kid and I'll 

dish up some names. In the pro 

ceaa, he'a also framing the twofaced 

cousin who has done his 

wife wrong on the outside. 

The scheme works and soon 

* * career- Little Jynior (Nicolas Cage), an 

MONAOHAN making perform underworld heir with s breathing 

ance. 

problem, shows up st Charlie's 

consciously make him both evil 

and endearing, yet the movie surprisingly 

downplays the homosexual 

overtones of the original film. 

As in the original, director Barbet 

Schroeder keeps the visual 

style unflashy and tough. There 

are vivid scenes of the underworld, 

including the organized 

cruising for cars to steal and their 

transformation in Charlie's chop 

shop. 

The same might be aaid for Da- place and literally beats the guy 

vid Caruso in the current remake. to a pulp. Once out of prison, Jim- 

Fans of "NYPD Blue," the TV acmy reluctantly agrees to join Junnes 

Caruso walked out on laat ior's gang of car thieves and deliv- 

season, wanted to see the reder information to the feds. 

headed actor flop in his first ma- Watching Cage's performance 

jor film role, but he's by far the in "Kiss of Death," it finally oc- 

best thing going in thia often discured to me that he is much bet- 

I'm still having trouble appreciating 

the so-called brilliance of 

screenwriter Richard Price, who 

has done little but monkey 

around with old screenplays, this 

time by the great Ben Hecht and 

Charles Lederer. 

appointing thriller. 

He plays s two-time loser and 

family man named Jimmy who 

nerves a four-year prison term by 

not ratting on his partners in 

crime. Caruso plays him tough 

and completely convincing, like 

James Cagney without all the nervous 

energy and hunching shoulders.ter 

playing the guy who things 

happen to (like in "Raising Arizona" 

and "Red Rock West") 

rather than a guy who makes 

things happen. 

Pumped full of steroids, his 

Little Junior is s poor excuse for a 

bad guy. He's given little ticks — 

asthma, an almost doglike loyalty 

to his ailing fsther, an obvious af- 

He has kept some of the sappier 

aspects of the original, including 

the relationship between Jimmy 

and his kid's babysitter, which 

could definitely use some fleshing 

out this time around. His selfconscious 

update of film noir 

could definitely give female characters 

something to do. 

As in the original, he makes a fection for Jimmy — that self- Meanwhile, he has tossed out 

A sampling of what s playing at 

alternative movie theaters across 

metro Detroit as reviewed by 

John Monaghan. 

• DCTROn FILM TMKATM 

Detroit Institute of Arts, 5203 

Woodward, Detroit. Call (313) 

833-2323 for information. ($5; $4 

students) 

"Farinelli" (Belgium — 1995). 

7, 9:30 p.m. April 28-29; 4, 7 p.m. 

April 30. In 1739, legendary singer 

Farinelli (aks Carlo Broschi) is 

summoned to perform nightly for 

the King of Spain. In the meantime, 

the star with the castrato 

voice (male, female, and child 

combined) recalls his meteoric 

rise of fame and rock star-like adulation 

from fans. 

"Cachao! Co mo Su Ritmo No 

Hfcy Dos (Like His Rhythm 

There is no Other)" (USA — 

1994). 7 p.m. May 1. Actor Andy 

Garcia makes his directorial debut 

in this documentary account 

of Israel Lopez "Cachao," the legendary 

Latin music performer. 

Now 76, the musician recalls the 

creation of the music we now 

know as mambo. 

• MA WC RAO THEATRE 

22918 Woodward, Fern dale. Call 

(810) 544-3030 for information. 

($4) 

"Red" (France/Poland — 

1994). 8 p.m. Msy 2-3. The final 

of Krzysztof Kieslowski's-Colors 

Trilogy, this one copped him an 

Oscar nomination for Best Director. 

Here, s young model meets a 

retiring judge and notes some remarkable 

similarities in their 

lives. 

• MAMAKTTNUTM 

There's something for everyone 

at the movies. Here's a list of 

what's in the wings: 

Opening Friday, AprU 28 

• "Top Dog" — One's tough, 

one's smart — both are cops, but 

one's a dog. Together they're a 

team that must prevent an international 

terrorist threat. 

• "Funny Bones" — AMC Maple 

III exclusive. Two comedians who 

are half-brothers but unware of 

each other's existence discover 

one another during their adulthood. 

Rated R 

• "Destiny Turns on the Radio" 

— Offbeat saga about a bank 

robber who escapes from prison 

and returns to Las Vegas to reclaim 

hia stolen fortune and singer 

girlfriend. Stars Dylan McDermott, 

Nancy Travis, Quentin 

Tarantino. Rated R. 

• " Village of the Damned" — Remake 

of the 1960 British classic, 

depicts the terrifying consequent 

ea of an alien threat to Earth. 

Stars Christopher Raevea, Kirstie 

Alley and Linda Koalowski. 

Opening Wed»eeday, May 3 

• "Panther" — Story of the 

Black Panthers for Self Defense, a 

short-lived armed political move 

Mat farmed la the black ghetto 

ef Oakland, Calif, la 1968- Hated 

118 N. Main Street at 11 Mile, 

Royal Oak. Films play through at 

least Thursday, unless noted otherwise. 

Call (810) 542-0180 for information 

and showtimes. ($6.50; 

$4 students snd matinee; $3 

twilight) 

"Doctor Zhivago" (Britain — 

1965). A 30th anniversary rere 

j* 

Christie is Lara, whose theme became 

one of the most-hummed 

songs of the '60s. Starts Friday. 

"Jefferson in Paris" (USA — 

1995). Nick Nolte plays Thomas 

Jefferson, ambassador to France 

in the days shortly before that 

country's revolution. Though historians 

are having some trouble 

r 

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Classic; Omar Sharif portrays Yuri Zhivago (left) and 

Julie Christie stars as Lara in David Lean's epic motion 

picture "Doctor Zhivago." The 30th anniversary reissue 

of this classic is now playing at the Main Art Theatre. 

lease of David Lean's romantic 

saga about a Russian doctor 

(Omar Sharif) caught up in love 

and politics around the time of 

the Russian Revolution. Julie 

A t t r a c t i o n s 

R. 

Opening Friday, May 5 

• "French Kiss' — When a woman 

hears that her fiance's running 

off with someone else, she chases 

him all over France to win him 

back — unwittingly falling in love 

with a helpful but rascally 

Frenchman along the way. Star* 

Meg Ryan, Kevin Kline and Timothy 

Hutton. - 

BYWM J COMBM 

TMMH: Reno, a French Briard, 

and Chuck Norris star 

in "Top Dog." Both are 

cops who must prevent an 

international terrorist 

threat. 

with it, expect loyal sudiences to 

flock to this latest Merchant/Ivory 

production. 

"Muriel's Wedding" (Australia 

— 1995). In this hit comedy from 

- 

h 

the best part of the climax, namely 

Jimmy's long wait in a dark 

apartment for his enemy to come 

at him. He opts instead for a 

much more conventional showdown 

which makes you forget 

some of the suprises that came 

before it. 

Australia, a young woman dreams 

of marriage but can't seem to get 

her life together. 

• MAPLE THEATRE 

4135 W. Maple, Bloomfield. AH 

titles play through at least Thursday, 

unless noted otherwise. Call 

(810) 855-9090 for information. 

($5.75; $3.75 students and matinee; 

$2.95 twilight) 

"Circle of Friends" (USA— 

1995). An engaging (if utterly predictable) 

romantic comedy about 

three college girls in 1950s Ireland, 

their relationships with 

each other and various boyfriends. 

Chris 0'Donnell co-stars. 

"Don Juan De Marco" (USA — 

1995). Johnny Depp plays the legendary 

lover, or maybe who just 

thinks be is. It's up to Marlon 

Brando to figure it out in this 

offbeat new comedy 

"The Pebble and the Penguin" 

(USA — 1995). An animated musical 

from Don Bluth about a 

hopelessly romantic penguin who 

goes through fire and water to win 

the love of the girl of his dreams. 

Featuring the voices of James Belushi, 

Tim Curry, and Martin 

Short. 

"Priest" (British — 1995). In 

this controversial new film, a 

young priest questions the 

church's rules of celibacy and 

sanctity of confession. What 

starts as an authentic portrait of 

the modern priesthood quickly 

turns into a manipulative and 

one-dimensional plea for tolerance 

and understanding. 

• REOFOM) THEATRE 

17360 Lahser. Detroit. Call (313) 

537-2560 for information. ($2.50) 

Talented duo plays 

at historic Senate 

Piano and organ duo, Tony 

Fenelon and John Atwell of 

Australia will make their first 

Detroit appearance together in 

"Piped in from Down Under," 

7 p.m. Sat., April 29 at the historic 

Senate Theatre, 6424 

Michigan Ave., lVk blocks west 

of Livernois, Detroit. Free 

lighted and supervised parking 

Tickets are $12 or $10 in advance. 

Seniors 62 and older, $9. 

Call (313) 591-1808 or (313) 

894-4100. Advance tickets are 

also available at Hammell Music 

in Livonia, Evola Muaic in 

Bloomfield Hilla in Plymouth, 

and Little Professor Book Center 

in Dearborn. 

A portion of ticket proceeds 

will go toward the preeervation 

end restoration of the theater's 

historic WurliUer pips organ, 

one of only five to have been 

built with a grand piano. 

The concert will foeture music 

of the 1920s and Tchaikovsky's 

First Piano Concerto. 

Fenelon and Atwell will play 

a pops concert at the 32-ton 

Mighty Wurlitaar pipe organ 

and grand piano originally installed 

la Detroit's Fisher The- 

f 

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r I 

Organ concort: John Atwell 

(left) and Toney Fenelon 

perform at the Senate Theatre 

on April 29. 

atre. 

Fenelon is often featured as 

a solo pianist with the Australian 

Pops Orcheatra. Atwell, 

one of Australia's leading theater 

organists, is widely known 

aa an organ teacher. 

• i 

ThiB new "Kiss of Death" is 

not a bad movie, but cagey studio 

comparisons to "Pulp Fiction" 

are premature. While Quentin 

Tarantino takes the style of film 

noir and makes it his own, movies 

like this only make you long for 

the original article. 

"The African Queen" (USA — 

1951». 8 p.m. April 28; 2, 8 p.m 

April 29 (organ overture begins a 

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Bogart and Katharine Hep- 

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CANTON 

SPORTS 

SCENE 

Making the grade 

Univeraity of Michigan's softhall team isn't 

ju»t excelling on the field — although the 

Wolverine*' win streak reached eight with a 

sweep of Central Michigan April 19, with Kelly 

Holmes (from Plymouth Canton) earning the win 

in the second-game 5-1 triumph. 

Holmes, who ia 9-1 with a 1.85 earned run average 

and four of U-M's 14 shutouts this season, was 

one of 10 team members honored at the Athletic 

Academic Achievement banquet earlier thia 

month, saluting those who turned in standout academic 

marks laat spring. 

U-M was 35-7 through the sweep of CMU. 

Cruiser standouts 

The Plymouth-Canton Cruisers Swim Club 

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tion. dedication and dependability), the achievement 

award and the most improved swimmer 

award. 

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Adam Sonnanstine and Kari Foust in the 9-10; 

Brian Mertens and Brandy Shuler in the 11-12; 

and Kurtis Hornick and Katie Bonner in the 13- 

14. 

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Jonathan Loch and Miranda Carlson in the 9-10; 

Jason Rebarchik and Sarah Rogers in the 11-12; 

and Tim Buchanan and Michelle Nilaon in the 

13-14. 

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Nevi and Lealie Ziegler in the 9-10; Brad Nilaon 

and Charlene Dallos in the 11-12; and Andrew 

Locke and Lori McKay in the 13-14. 

Golden Gloves champ 

Reggie Thomas of the Livonia Boxing Club 

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division in a three-round decision 

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Madonna baseball, Softball, page 2C 

Outdoors, page 5C 

Omd Sim: Anthony Pastor was on target Monday in a 5-3 victory over Northvilie, improving his record to 3-2 and helping 

Canton up its mark to 7-3. 

Chiefs' streak is still alive 

All things considered, not s whole lot was expected 

from Plymouth Canton's baseball team 

this season. Three coaches in as niany years, 

with the current one — Scott Dickey — inheriting 

a .500 team. It wasn't a sitnatfon prompting 

optimism. 

BrCJ. RISAK In blunt tenna, if you give up 

three runs while collecting only two 

Monday's day s game at Northvilie norcnviuc 

I a perfect example of " how the 

a gone thus far for Plymouth 

tuts, hita, ci chances of victory are not grant. 

^ That's ' the Chiefs 

perch* perched at Northvilie Monday; indeed. 

through five innings they did 

Falcons frustrate Canton with a 0-0 tie 

Laat Saturday, Plymouth Canton 

had no trouble finding the net 

in an 8-0 rout of Adrian. 

Unfortunately for the Chiefs, 

that momentum was short-lived 

On Monday, they traveled to 

Farmington for a Weetern Lakee 

Activities Association match and, 

despite outahooting the Falcons 

22-1, they were forced to settle for 

a scoreless tie. 

That left Canton with a 3-2-1 

overall record. Farmingtoo is 1-1- 

2 overall. 

"We carried the play, but 

couldn't score," said Canton 

coech Don Smith. "We played the 

final 30 minutes with 10 players 

but still had our chancee. 

"Farmington wae a scrappy 

SOCCER 

team and eccompliahed what they 

set out to do — they didn't loee." 

Against Adrian Saturday at 

Canton, the Chiefs knocked in 

five first-half goals to seal the victory. 

Seven players scored for 

Canton, with Julie Majewaki 

leading the way with two foals 

and an assist 

Meiiaea Marxolf had a goal and 

two assists. Dawn Koontx scored 

and Becky Vachow, Jenny Paravianan, 

Jeeaica Bradley and Sarah 

Wamke — normally the team's 

Wamke, who blanked Farming- 

ton Monday, was in goal for the 

first half against Adrian. Kristin 

Lukasik was in the net for the 

second half. 

i 18, K. Farmington 0: Man 

Hoff continued her scoring 

onslaught, pouring in five goals 

and aaeiating on four others Monday 

against visiting North Fsrm- 

The win booeted Plymouth Selem's 

record to 6-0-1 overall. 

North is 2-4. 

Kelly Lukasik and Mia Sarkesian 

chipped in with two goals 

and an aaeiat apiece. Colleen Kirby 

also scored s goal, with Jodi 

Chiefs reign over their Relays 

Plymouth Canton continued to 

prove it ia a power to be deaK 

with, winning six events and tying 

for first in another at Saturday's 

eight-team Lady Chief Relays. 

No »*— scoree were kept, bat 

Canton certainly dominated. 

Other firsts went to Plymouth 8elem 

and Troy Athena, three each, 

and Uvonia Ledywood, one. 

Dearborn Divine Child tied Canton 

for first in the kigb jump relay. 

"It wee S nice day of competi- 

TRACK 

didn't the level of < 

tition. 

| The Chiefs won the eight-mile 

cross country relay, with Becky 

Wolfrom, Jenna McWUliams, 

Beth Knight and Jamie Vergari 

ng to total 24 pointe in 

the s country -type of scoring, 

The, also won ths shuttle burrelay, 

with Diana Jasterebeki, 

Leah Laehbrook, OUve Ikeh end 

2C(P.C) The Observers THURSDAY, AHRIL 27, 1995 

Madonna sweeps a 4-game set 

Well, that mjd week frustration 

certainty put Madonna l'niver»i 

tya baaebatl team in a mean 

mood. 

The Fiuhtintf l'rvisader». who 

ha*! (fames against Wayne State 

and Concordia College cancelled 

last Wednesday and Fnday, look 

full vengeance against visiting 

Mount St Jotapb'i over the 

weekend, sweeping four straight 

Same* with shutouts in the laat 

three 

Indeed, the only runs St- Jo- 

>eph » managed against Madonna 

were unearned 

The wins hy 4 3, 11-0. 6-0 

acti V2 0 !K"ore* — upped the 

("ruL-aders nfcord to 2-4-19 Si- Jo- 

»e;>h «• fejl to 15 21 

The opening game ol the series 

Sat unlay »a.« the only close one 

The visitors scored three runs in 

the fifth after a throwing error by 

pitcher Sean Henkel But Henkel. 

who pitched an otherwise brilliant 

game to improve his record 

to 6 2. was saved-by a four-run, 

two-out rally in the seventh. 

Tim ka>ubowskt started Madonna's 

comeback with a one-out 

walk After a G> out. Dan Taylor 

walked and Kurt Wilczynaki doubled 

both runners home. Jim So- 

Benedict's efforts honored 

M 

Craig Benedict 

pitcher of the week 

lak and Aaron Jones followed 

with walks to load the bases for 

Scott Anderson, and he came 

through with a two-run, gamewinning 

single - 

Anderson finished with two 

hits, two runs batted in and two 

stolen bases in. the game Shawn 

Penzak also had two hits. Henkel 

Craig Benedict, a sophomore 

righthander from 

Plymouth Canton, WAFT 

named pitcher of the week 

for the NAlA'A Great Lâkes 

Sectional, a group of 11 otherwise 

unaffiliated baseball 

teams. 

Benedict was 2-0 last 

week, going all 14 innings in 

his two starts and surrendering 

three runs on 15 hits 

and two walks, with seven 

strikeout*. One of his wins 

6-0 blanking of Mount 

St. .Joseph's last Sunday. 

For the season. Benedict 

is 5 1 with a 2.57 earned run 

a>erage 

finished with a three-hitter, walking 

one and striking out eight. 

Saturday's second game was 

another three-hitter, this one a 

five-inning mercy from Dan Pvdyn 

ialso 6-2) He walked one and 

struck out two. 

Madonna got five runs in the 

first, three on an Anderson home 

Lady Crusaders get back on track with 4 road wins 

What WAS supposed to be a 

four-team soft ball tournament 

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host ST Francis College 

and Madonna University last 

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Two team* scheduled to fill out 

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Irvd. were forced to cancel late 

last week So Madonna and St. 

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Madonna set the tone in Saturday's 

weekend opener, pounding 

out 20 h»U> in a 9-2 win Erin 

Comment. Jennifer Pinter and 

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I Bedford Thurston I had two hits 

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Jennifer Czach. Angle Van 

Doorn. Lynda Weichel and Chns 

Ri ope lie each had two hits. 

Shanna Streng was the winning 

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three hiu and no walks, without 

allowing an earned run. She 

struck out seven 

In Saturday's second game. 

Birchrneier — who totaled 10 hita 

10 the four-game sweep — went 3- 

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Czech had two hits and three RBI 

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no walks, striking out four. 

Sunday's first game was similar 

to the first two. with the Crusaders 

leading from start to finish in 

a 7-2 victory. Madonna outhit St. 

Francis 10-3 (the total for the first 

three games was 39-10). with Birchrneier 

a*ain getting three hits 

and driving home two runs Comment 

and Pinter had two hits 

each. 

Streng was the winning pitcher, 

going the first five innings and 

surrendering one earned run on 

three hits and no walks, fanning 

tossed two perfect innings. 

The second game Sunday was 

the only close one of the weekend, 

but Madonna still prevailed. 5-4. 

The Crusaders' 10-hit attack was 

led by Courtney Senger with 

three, and Birchrneier and 

Riopelle with two each. Senger 

had two RBI 

Weichel was the winner, going 

all seven innings and allowing 

four runs lone earnedi on nine 

hits, with no walks and four 

strikeouts 

"1 thought we played our best 

softball of the season." said Madonna 

coach Jerry Abraham, his 

team improving its record to 18- 

12 (St. Francis is 16-17), "We hit 

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Bats boom in Canton's victory 

run; he had two hiu and four RBI 

in the game. Kaaubowaki and 

Jones each added three RBI, two 

of Kasubowski'S on a firat-inning 

Girls coaches should call 

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Troy. th* state* No. 1 ranked 

2 on the season with a 2-1 

t"*« to Birmingham Seaholm. • 

Churchill coach Nick O'Shea. 

back oo the sidelines for the first 

time this season after undergoing 

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"We've changed our offensive 

and defensive systems." O'Shea 

explained "And since the beginning 

of the season it's taken a 

long time to adjust and pity with 

the intensity we need 

"In earlier games we just looked 

slower.'' 

Troy pressured the Chargers 

much of the second half, but 

couldn't convert the equalizer a» 

freshman goalie Crystal Wright 

hung tough 

She came up with a key save 

with just 2^)7 left on a shot by 

Troy 's Katy Tripp. 

"She (Wright) made some good 

stops." O'Shea said. "She's athletic, 

but she still has some correctable 

things to clear up like positioning 

and decision making 

It's not as good as it will be later " 

Senior co-captain Margaret 

Wirth held things together in the 

back line for the Charger* Sophomore 

Andrea Will was another 

unsung hero, playing a strong 

first half. • 

"This has to give them confidence," 

O'Shea said. "Anytime 

you make a change in your system. 

it's going to take time to develop. 

"We really haven't practiced at 

all the last 10 days because of 

spring break Two times we practiced 

with sis players in town, but 

I'm sure they (Troy) had the same 

problem. 

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chances, but the final pass was 

not there 

"And Jessica Limauro, who is a 

big-time forward and a dangerous 

weapon didn't play. And that was 

in our favor." 

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unanswered foals in the second Half U» 

best host Walled L*k* Central in a 

Lakes Division encounter in the Weal 

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Galvin's goal-scoring spree gets Shamrocks a win 

Senior midfielder Gary Galvin 

scored five goals and had two assist* 

Tuesday, helping the Redford 

Catholic Central lacrosse 

team get back on the winning 

track arith a 10-6 win over host U- 

D Jesuit 

The Shamrocks, hurt recently 

by injuries, are 3-5 overall- 

Tom McNeil added two goals 

and two assist*. Dan McLellan 

and Jason Hubenschmidt had 

one goal and three assists each. 

J.P. Martin added one goal. 

Because of injuries, the Shamrocks 

have brought up five sophomores. 

CC goal tender Brian Jeffires is 

lost for two weeks with a knee injury. 

Senior Mike Hoard has been 

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Redford Catholic Central 

freshman pitcher Kevin Thom 

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Notre Dame. 

The 5-foot-10. 160 pounder 

overpowered Irish hitterii in 

the first game, pitching 1V» 

innings of relief in a 6-4 win. 

Thomas started the second 

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some wildness, was lifted in 

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Shamrocks rallied to win. 13-6. 

Thomas relieved first game 

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the first two batters he faced. 

Thomas walked two in the 

seventh, but struck out the 

side, to improve his record to 2- 

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"He throws curves for 

strikes, which makes his fastball 

even better." CC coach 

John Salter said. 

Stankiewicz. a senior righthander. 

scattered four hits and 

struck out seven, but got in 

trouble with seven walks. 

Thomas started the game in 

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Senior shortstop Chris Misiak 

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Misiak hail a bases loaded 

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Greg Rogers, Jason Couture 

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Saturday beckons trout season 

OUTDOOft 

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Ah! Opening day. 

A sure sign of - 

the arrival of 

spring and the 

approach of 

warmer fishing 

weather ia the 

opening of trout 

season on Michigan's 

designated 

trout streams 

and lakes. Traditionally, 

opening 

day (alia on the 

laat Saturday in 

April each year - that's this Saturday, 

if you're not paying attan 

tion. 

When thoughta turn to trout 

fishing tha fly fisherman ia always 

at the forefront 

Fly fiahing for the elusive trout 

present* tbe ulUmate challenge 

for an angler. Whether you're locating 

a feeding fiah, looping a 

long cast to a precise spot on the 

river, or aimply matching the 

hatch with your own hand-tied 

fly, the art of fly fishing for trout 

is a true teet of one's ability to 

tune-in to the natural surroundings. 

. 

Redford's Bill Waara has been 

tuning-in to Michigan's trout 

streams since 1926. A member of 

FISHING 

TOURNAMENTS 

• SALMON STAKES 

The 17th annual River Crab , 

Salmon Stakes Fishing Tournament 

will take place Saturday, at 

the River Crab Restaurant in St 

Clair. Raffle/entry ticketa are S10 

each and available locally at 

Charley's Crab in Troy, 

Meriwethers in Southfield, Big 

Fish in Dearborn, and Grandy 

Dancer in Ann Arbor. Ticketa are 

redeemable for 810 off dinner for 

two at any Chuck Muer Reatau 

rant. Proceed* from the tournament 

will be uaed to support programs 

to help troubled children, 

adult* and their families throughout 

Michigan, 1-800-468-3727. 

BANQUETS 

• HI BAMQUET 

The Paul H. Young Chapter of 

Trout Unlimited will hold its annual 

fund-raiaing banquet beginning 

at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 

25, at the Royalty Houae in Warren 

(8201 B. Old 13 Mile Road). 

Ticketa are 840 per person and 

875 per couple. This banquet is 

the chapter's major fundraising 

event of tbe year. Funds raised at 

the banquet, through ticket sales, 

raffles and auction*, are allocated 

to such programs as river restore 

tion, community education, college 

scholarahipa, environmental 

reaearch and public access con 

strurtion. Call (810) 788-0301 for 

ticketa or more information. 

• 2 ^ 

tbe Michigan Fly Fiahing Club 

and tbe Paul H. Young chapter of 

Trout Unlimited, Waara spends 

his free time making custom bamboo 

fly rod*. 

"Like John Volker aaid in bis 

book. Testament of a Trout 

Fisherman, Trout always feed in 

the moat beautiful places.' When 

you're after trout you end up in 

theee places," explained Warra. 

"Trout fiahing ia a challenge. It'a 

more like bunting than fiahing. 

First, you have to get out there 

and see if the fish are actively 

feeding and if they are, you can 

see them surface. Then you have 

to stalk into position to make a 

cast, and you have to imitate the 

food they are eating" 

Many people conaider fly fiahing 

to be complicated and confusing, 

but that's not neceeaarily the 

case according to Farmington 

Hilla resident Art Dittma/, preeident 

of Michigan United Conaervation 

Cluba, the nation's larpst 

state-wide conservation organization. 

"A lot of people look at fly fishing 

aa kind of an elitiat-type 

. sport, but moat of that haa been 

generated by fly fiahermen themaelvea," 

said Dittmar. "Actually, 

it* not all that tough. 

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"They'll talk about how everything 

baa to be balanced and of 

making 60- and 70-foot casta, but 

you really don't need all that 

Even matching the hatch is a little 

overrated. There are times a 

trout becomes very, very particular, 

but most of the time I've 

found size is more important than 

color. Aa long as you use a fly tbe 

same size as the hatch they'll take 

it." 

While fly fishing is probably 

tbe most popular technique used 

to catch trout, it's not tbe only 

one. 

"Many people use garden hackle, 

or worms," said Dittmar. 

"That's probably the most effective 

way to catch a trout, especially 

at this time of year because 

most flies aren't that active yet. 

OUTDOORS CALENDAR 

emeuY 

The Michigan Big Game Hunter's 

Association will hold a turkey 

hunting seminar beginning at 7 

p.m. today at Arrowhead Archery 

and Pro Shop in Taylor (Van 

Bom Road between Beech Daly 

and Telegraph). (313) 563-0285. 

FISHING CLUBS 

I FLY FISHING 

The Michigan Fly Fishing Club 

meeta at 7 p.m. the first and third 

Wednesdays of each month at 

Livonia Clarenoeville Junior High 

School. (810) 478-1494. 

The Four Seasons Fishing Club 

meets 7:30 p.m. the first Wednes 

day of each month at the Maplewood 

Center in Garden City. Gary 

Campbell, meteorologist for the 

National Weather Service, will 

discuss storm safety, and storm 

structure at the May meeting. 

477-3816. 

Metro-West Steel headers meet* 

at 7:30 p.m. on the first Tuesday 

of each month at Garden City 

High School, 420-2965. 

SEASONS/DATES 

BTHOUT 

A special catch-and-releaae. fliesonly 

trout seaaon ends tomorrow 

on tbe Huron River from Moss 

C O N I ) I;I;I O 

Lake to the signs 100 yards below 

the bridge st Wixon Road. The 

regular trout seaaon opens Saturday. 

• TURKEY 

Spring turkey season runs 

through May 28 in designated 

management areas across the 

state. 

• STAMP N MH CONTESTS 

Friday is the deadline for entry 

into the 1996 trout/salmon stamp 

and the 1996 waterfowl stamp design 

competitions. (517) 373-1280. 

Catch-and-release bass fishing is 

permitted on Cass, Kent and 

Pontiac lakea through May 27. 

The regular bass season opens 

May 28. 

• WALLEYE, SAUeEB, PKE 

Walleye, sauger and pike seaaon 

opens tomorrow on inland waters 

in tbe Lower Peninsula, and May 

15 on inland waters in the Upper 

Peninsula The season iB open all 

year on Great Lakes waters in tbe 

Lower Peninsula, Lake St. Clair, 

the St. Clair River and Lake Erie. 

It ia legal to use hand nets for 

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May 31. 

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WEEKEND 

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Glass. metei and atone 

Come visit a showing of re 

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t* Cliff Holdampf and Don 

Sch&cider Friday through 

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469 I960 

• #Ti 

The Plymouth stamp show 

mil be held 10 a m to 6 

p m Saturday, April 29. 

and 10 a m to 5 p.m. Sun 

day. Apnl 30. at Central 

Middle School. Church 

Street at Main in down 

town Plymouth Free ad 

mission. Free parking 

Sponsored by West Suburban 

Stamp Club. 

Put on your walking shoes, 

get your camera ready and 

come to the Miller Woods 

on Powell Road between 

Beck and Ridge from 1 -4 

p m. Sunday. Apnl 29. and 

Sunday. May 7. It's time 

for the 20th annual guided 

spring walks. Members of 

the Fnend* of Miller 

Woods will be on hand to 

conduct tours and answer 

queationa about the property's 

history, wildlife. 

trees and wildflowera 

• EARTH DAY 

Maybury State Park will 

boat its sixth annual Earth 

Day Celebration on 10 am. 

Saturday, April 29. Events 

include a 10K race followed 

by environmental 

displays and activities 

from 11 am. to 3 p.m.. including 

nature hikes and 

earth crafts for children. 

Maybury State Park ia located 

on Eight Mile Rd . 

one mile west of Beck Road 

in Northvilie Townahip. 

Information. 810-349-8390. 

The Plymouth Symphony 

Orchestra'a pops concert, 

sponsored by Ford Motor 

Co.. featuring tbe bluegraas 

band RPD Boys, will be 

held 8 p m. Friday. April 

28, at the Fox Hilla Country 

Club, 8768 N. Temtori 

u. Plymouth. The sym 

phony will play selections 

from "Billy tbe Kid" by 

Copland, "The Grand Can 

yon Suite" by Grofe, 

Rodger* and Hammer 

"Stars and Stripaa Forever" 

by Souaa The second 

annual silent auction will 

continue throughout the 

evening, with items for sale 

on display before and dur 

ing tbe concert. A live auction 

will be held during the 

items for tbe auction, call 

Mary Thotnaa at 463-3016 

Ticketa for the dinner and 

t are $40 for adoha 

i and $30 for 

i in kindergarten 

through 12th grade. Cock 

tail* will be aarved at 6 

r a* 630 and 

will be served dur 

ing the intermiaaion For 

the concert and deaaert 

only, ticketa mo 130 for 

uon and $15 

for students. Reservations 

are necessary. 461-2112. 

YOUR 8 U I D E TO EVENTS IN AND A R O U N D C A N T O N 

• MATMTRAR' 

The Plymouth Theatre 

Guild will present Ira Levin's 

Deathtrap" on Apnl 

28. 29 and May 5. 6. 7, 12 

and 13. Showtime will be 8 

p m Friday and Saturday. 

6 p. m. Sunday Adults $8 

' door I. senior 'youth $7 

idoor). Group rates available 

for 20 or more at 15 

each General seating. 

Ticketa are exchangeable 

but not refundable. Tickets 

may be purchased in 

advance for $ 1 off at Sir 

Speedy Printing Center. 

486 S. Main, Plymouth, or 

Heavenly Bakery. 43063 

W Seven Mile. Northvilie 

(Highland Lakes Shopping 

Center), or by mail: PTG. 

Tickets P O Box 700461. 

Plymouth 48170 Information. 

349-7110. 

R LAS VISAS I 

The Plymouth/Canton 

Jaycees Wheeler-Dealer 

Las Vegas Night will be 

held 7 p.m. to midnight 

Fnday. April 28. at the 

Mayflower Meeting Houae. 

499 S Main in Plymouth 

Participants must be 21 

years old. $500 maximum 

payoff per person Admission 

$10, with $5 worth of 

chips free. All proceeds will 

be used to benefit the 

Plymouth-Canton communities. 

The Plymouth Community 

Chorus will perform ita 

21st apring concert, "Remember 

the Song." 8 p.m 

Saturday. April 29, and 4 

pm. Sunday. April 30, at 

Plymouth Salem High 

School, 46181 Joy, west of 

Canton Center in Canton. 

Ticketa are $8 for adults 

and $6 for seniors/students 

and available at Dearborn 

Muaic, 42679 Ford Road, 

Canton; Evola Muaic, 215 

W. Ann Arbor Road, Plymouth; 

Sideways, 506 Forest, 

Plymouth; Northvilie 

Record. 104 W Main. 

Northvilie; and at the door. 

Information, 466-4080. 

Canton Parka and Recreation 

Services ia sponsoring 

its ——I Kids Fiahing 

Derby on Saturday, May 6. 

Tbe Heritafs Park Ponds 

will be atoefced with rainbow 

trout. Awards will be 

given for tbe largest fiah 

caught. First prise is a 

$100 Sevings Bond. Open 

regiatration tbe day of 

event, space permitting. 

Registration through 

Thursday, May 4. 

CLUBS 

Republican Club will 

6 p.m. Thursday, April 27, 

at the Water Club Grill. 

Plymouth Townahip. 

M.O.M (Meet Other 

Mothers) pm 

will be heid 930-1130 

Friday, April 28, at First 

Preebyterian Church, 701 

Church la Plymouth. The 

tips. All am 

* 

Spring fashion 

jji 1 '•' ® 

f. * ~ Z •?> * -L "j 2.'* i » 

On parade: Canton Newcomers members recently 

modeled new spring fashions courtesy of 

Winkelman's at the April general meeting. 

Above, Cindy Bryars is in an evening dress. 

For more information about Newcomers, call 

981-4915, 416-0284 or 453-3693. 

child care is provided for a 

nominal fee. Call Toni at 

463-6134. 

Suburban Republican 

Women will meet 11 am. 

Thursday. April 27. at the 

Mayflower Hotel in Plymouth. 

Lunch is S10. The 

speakers are Jack Kirksey, 

Republican candidate running 

for mayor of Livonia, 

and Art Sipppola, Republican 

State Commission financial 

counsel, discussing 

state elections and party 

rules. Call Joy Hartman at 

(810) 474-5637 for reservationa. 

RNAAFA 

The Michigan Chapter of 

tbe National Association 

to Advance Fat Acceptance 

(NAAFA) Inc. ia boating a 

Saturday night hiau, 8 

p.m. to 1 am. Saturday, 

April 29, at the Clarion 

Hotel-Metro Airport. Wear 

your favorite Hawaiian attire 

and secure a chance to 

win the Beat Hawaiian 

Outfit contest. Coat ia $10 

for members and $13 for 

non-members. (810) 262 

6877. 

The 60-Plus Club will 

meet noon Monday. May 1. 

at First United Methodist 

Church of Plymouth, 45201 

N. Territorial. Thoee attending 

should bring their 

own table service and a 

dish to pass for the potluck. 

Program will follow. 

R INRO cmcs 

Three Cities Art Club will 

meet 7 p.m. Monday, May 

1. at Plymouth Townahip 

Hall, at Ann Arbor Road 

and Lilley. Mary Cbelthrop 

will apeak on art history 

and composition. 

R CANTOR I 

The Canton Newcomers 

general meeting will be 

held. 7 p.m. hospitality, 

7:30 p.m. meeting. 

Wednesday, May 3; at 

Sunflower Clubhouee, 

46800 Hanford Road, in 

Canton. Winners from our 

raffle fundraiser to benefit 

community hoepice will be 

drawn. Come see if you are 

a winner. They will have 

new officer elections. Infor 

mation, 416-0284, 453- 

3693, or 981 4915. 

R AAUW 

The American Aaaociation 

of University Women annual 

book sale will be held 

Thursday through Saturday. 

May 4-6, at 

Starkweather Center in 

Plymouth. 

Liyonia-Redford Chapter 

No. 130, Parents Without 

Partners, is meeting at the 

Cadillac Cafe. 30565 Grand 

River, Farmington Hilla. 

They meet on the first and 

third Thursdays of each 

month. Parent and family 

activities are planned. New 

members welcome at 8 

p.m. for orientation. General 

meeting at 8:30 p.m. After 

the meeting, they go 

into the lounge for dancing 

to music played by a D J. 

Diane. 464 1969 

• JAYCEES 

The Plymouth/Canton 

Jaycees meet at 7:30 p.m. 

on the fourth Thursday of 

the month at the Plymouth 

Cultural Center. 525 

Farmer in Plymouth. 

AROUND 

TOWN 

U.S. Rep. Lynn Rivers, D- 

Ann Arbor, will conduct a 

town meeting for Plymouth 

residents 7-9 p.m. Thursday 

at the Plymouth Canton 

High School Little 

Theater. The meeting will 

be-an open forum at which 

attendees will be free to 

discuss a wide range of 

topics. Rivers will talk 

about the first 100 days of 

the 104th Congress and 

will take questions. Information, 

Shannon Fisk or 

David Kramer at 741-4210. 

i/PARmm 

The Canton Parks and 

Recreation Services, in 

conjunction with DAM 

Art Studio, ia sponsoring 

cartooning and drawing/ 

painting classes, aa well aa 

a new preschool class. The 

cartoon claaa will feature 

basic shapes and cartoon 

panels with exploration of 

favorite characters. The 

drawing/painting claaa ia 

for beginning and advanced 

students and will 

explore drawing, charcoal, 

pencils and watercolor. 

Regiatration deadline is 

April 28.397-5110. 

• AtUK* PARTY 

Parents of seniors graduating 

from Plymouth Canton 

and Plymouth Salem high 

schools are needed to volunteer 

for the senior class 

party. Volunteers are needed 

for card dealing and to 

act as chape rones Infor 

mation, 469-3816. 

The honors choirs from 

Eriksson and Tonda elementary 

schools will perform 

7 p.m. Thursday. 

April 27, to raise their voices 

in song as one choir under 

the direction of their 

music teacher. Rob Koch, 

at Tonda's cafetorium. 

Each choir will perform 

two musical selections on 

ita own and then join for 

the remaining portion of 

the concert. The concert is 

free. 

• LIVING SOBMAR 

Sponsored by the City of 

Plymouth and Northvilie 

Senior Center 1 -3 p.m. 

Monday, May I, at Plymouth 

Cultural Center, 525 

Farmer in Plymouth. 

Avoiding probate and reducing 

taxes to heirs will 

be discussed, along with 

the advantages of a living 

trust. A question-and-answer 

session will follow. 

The discussion will be presented 

by financial expert 

Paul Leduc. Information, 

455-6623. 

R SCHOOLCRAFT 

RfRISTRATtON 

Walk-in registration for 

spring-summer Continuing 

Education courses at 

Schoolcraft College ia 

being held 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. 

Wednesday and Thursday, 

May 3-4, in the college's 

McDowell Center. Information, 

462-4448. 

BOORS 

The Plymouth Community 

Chorus ia conducting a 

two-for-one early bird pre 

aale of 1996 Entertainment 

booka. When a book ia ordered 

before May 15, a free 

1995 book will be supplied. 

The booka are $40. The 

proceeds will go to finance 

a chorus trip to Waahington, 

D.C. To place orders, 

call 469-6829. 

C A L E N D A R F O R M 

Friends of Univeraity of 

Michigan Matthaei Botanical 

Gardens apring perennial 

aale will be held 10 

a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday 

and Sunday, April 29-30. 

Take U.S.-23 to the 

Geddea Road exit, head 

east to Dixboro Road. At 

Dixboro Road, turn north. 

The Botanical Gardens 

aite ia two milea north at 

1800 N. Dixboro Road. Fri- 

Tha P^neBi mi Canton OtMnnw welcome Calendar itenu Items should be from non-profit day,com- April 28, from 2-7 

munity /roups or individuals announcing a community program or went Please type or pnnt p.m., a special Friends of 

the information belou and mail your item to The Calendar, Canton Observer, 744 Wing. Matthaei Botanical Gar- 

Plymouth, Ml 46170, or by fax to 313-459-4224 Deadline for Calendar item* is noon dena members' presale will 

Fnday for the follomng Tkuridayt paper Call 459-2700 if you have any question* take place. Individuals 

wishing to have first selection 

Friday evening before 

DaIC mJI Tias*; 

tha aale opens to tha public 

may join at tha door and 

receive 10 percent off their 

perennial purchase. Information, 

Jacqui at 998- 

7081. 

at Trinity CoUafs, Dublin, Ireland, laat i 

Watdasan la planning to pursue a < 

thropology. 8be la a 11 High 

The Madonna Uai 

pear la the ltto 

hip by Who s Who Among 

UaJveraMe* aad CoU*â 

4ty atudenta' namee will ap- 

Need someone to talk 

about your problema? Call 

Suburban Weet Community 

Center at 981-2666 or < 

937 9500 for Community 

Mental Healthcare. 

The Trinity Preabyterian 

Church Sunday School 

children in grades three 

through five will present 

"Little Big Lunch" 7 p.m. 

Sunday. April 30, at the 

church, 10101 W. Ann Arbor 

Road. The musical ia 

baaed on the miracle of the 

feeding of the 5,000 and Jesus' 

words "1 am the bread 

! of life." 

Monday. May 15, Angela 

Hospice will tee up ita seventh 

annual golf outing at 

the Links at Pinewood. 

The all-day package at 

$150 includes 18 holes of 

golf with cart, buffet lunch, 

steak dinner, bar service, 

and several chances to win 

prixea from local business 

es. Golfers can drive home 

a new car from Hinea Park 

Lincoln-Mercury in Plymouth 

by sinking an ace on 

the par three third hole. 

The four-person scramble 

outing will have a shotgun 

atart at 12:30 p.m. Information, 

Dorothy York at 

Angela Hospice, 464-7810, 

before May 1. 

R KIDS, KITES 

"Kids, Kites and Family 

Fun," sponsored by the 

Metro Detroit Aaaociation 

for the Education of Young 

Children, will be held 10 

a.m. to noon Saturday, 

April 29, at Plymouth 

Townahip Park. Por children 

agea 3-8. Parents 

must atay. Plymouth Children'a 

Nursery will sponsor 

a booth for face painting. 

Kite making and flying, 

storybook characters, 

and other outdoor activities. 

Informstion, Jean La- 

Point*, 463-3712, or Pat 

Maclsaac, 463-8051. 

• WALKATNON 

The Michigan Parkinson 

Foundation Walkathon 

will be held 11 am. Saturday, 

May 20, at University 

of Michigan-Dearborn 

campus. University of 

Michigan-Flint campus 

and Owoaao-Memorial 

Health Care Center. All 

thoae with Parkinaon'a, 

care provider* and families 

are aaksd to participate in 

tbe annual aralkathon. 

Thia is to raiae funding to 

assist new support groups, 

train volunteers and support 

group leaders and to 

develop further programs 

to address tbe needs of 

thoae with Parkinaon'a. To 

register, call 746-2000. 

R ATTIC MLR 

Attic super aale, sponsored 

by Lucile B. Conger Alumna* 

Group of University of 

Michigan. Nonprofit proceeds 

provide scholarship 

from women. 9 am to 4 

p.m. Friday, April 28, aad 9 

am. to 2 p.m. Saturday, 

April 29, with clearance 

price* at noon at the 

Courtyard Shopa, 1883 

Plymouth Road at Upland, 

just acroaa the street from 

Univeraity of Michigan 

North Campua. 

I Kriata Altemua, France* 

Bernard, Pamela Neal. Tammy Puakan aad 

Stephanie SeaboH were inducted into the interna 

bsasiaij s.fcslaaMi HI FOLJ Pill TWa K*b 

pa — Omicron Iota Chapter, at Schoolcraft Col 

To submit your academic honor or graduation announcement 

to Camous Notes tend the niafrlaf 

printed or typewritten to. Bridget Moran, Plymouth-Canton 

Otaarvar, 744 Wing St. Plymouth, 

Mk*. 48170. 

I N D C P E N O E N T 

B A P T I S T BIBLE 

'"EU.OWSHIP 

HL. Petty 

The Ob serverTTWJft8DA\, APRIL 27, 1995 *7C 

Your Invitation to 

Worship 

Mail Copy To OBSERVER & ECCENTRIC NEWSPAPERS 

36251 Schoolcraft, Uvonia 46150 

FOB CHURCH PAGE COPY CHANGES OR INFORMATION ON ADVERTISING IN THIS DIRECTORY 

PLEASE CALL: LINOA RIGDON AT 953-2161 

BAPTIST LUTHERAN CHURCH MISSOURI SYNOD EVANGELICAL PRESBYTERIAN 

BETHEL BAPTIST TEMPLE 

29475 W Six Mile, Livonia 

525-3664 or 261-9276 . 

Sunday School 

Morning Worship 

Evening Worship 

Wed Family Hour 

YOUTH 

AWANA 

CLUBS 

.10:00 A.M 

.11:00 A.M. 

. 6;00 P.M 

. .7:30 PM 

April 30th 

11 00 a m "Hosaa and His WHe" 

6 00 p.m Awana Award Night 

'A Church That* Concerned About People" 

KVixord EUF*Rsr CHURCH- /, 

25295 Grand River Avenue at 7 Mile Road 

Radford, Michigan • 533-2300 

Sunday WoraMp » J0 A M Church School 10.46 A.M. 

I Midweek Family Program. Wednesdays §:46 P.M. 

April 30th 

Guest Speaker Ron Leon 

PnWHtWrtOomriguW 

A - . ... Paato Hmtmn Oormvju 

Mmaaar to. Crmann Srwon Sooe 

D>M>»lUc tXyraOMMK 

ST. ANDREW'S 

EPISCOPAL CHURCH 

1*3*0 Hubbard Road 

Uvortfa. Michigan 4*154 

421-S451 . 

Moo-Ffi 9 30 A M. Hoy Eucharist 

Wednesday 600 PM D w & Classes 

Saturday 5 00 PM Hot* Eucharm 

Sunday 7 45 A 10 A M Holy Euchansi 

1000 AM Chretien Educate)" tor af ages 

Sunday Morrang - Nursery Cart AvaiiaMe 

The dev. Robert Ctapp, Rector 

Every knee afta* do* and every tongue - 

confess mar jMeus Ovist it Lota 

Pt* 2r»l 

IPI9COPAL CHURCH 

of the HOLY SPIRIT 

*3 Nweurgb • Uwmle • §ei-0211 

Tha ftev Emary F. Oravan*. Vicar 

Tha Man aaral Haaa Aaalatanl 

CATHOLIC 

ST. ANNTS ROMAN CATH0UC CHURCH 

Saciaty at 8t Pm. X • TradiOooaJ Latia *mm 

2)310 Joy Road • Radford. 

S Block. L ol T«l»*r»p*i • < Jl JH W-2121 

PrirM t Phon* (*I®| '*4-W 11 " 

fic* 

Fir* 

Maaa Schedule: 

FrL 700 p m 

Hat. *00 •-•> 

Sun 7 JO S 10 a.m. 

Mon. 11 AO a. m. 

Prior to Each Ma- 

C«afca • Haa 

OI R LADY OK 

GOOD COUNSEL 

1160 Penniman Ave 

Plymouth • 45 J-OJ26 

Rev, john J. Sullivan 

Mn-rn MDAM.te VOOPM 

Sunday «00. 10-00 AM wl Umf M 

EPISCOPAL 

RESURRECTION CATHOLIC CHURCH 

Rev R«hard A PSHswo Pastor 

4S001 wanen Mt Canton latnear 441*7 

J1I-441-0444 

MASS SCHEDULE 

Saturday 4:30 P.M. 

9w4* »«» AS. • 0* la*r aPmrnm Ciepa 

let t» Baaa AS mma aa* rnmmm ma ma 

MHANS 

Sunday 

z Memorial Service 10:00 A.M. 

Wedneedeys 8:00 PM. 

38818 ParttdeM. Uvonia«428-7810 

CHURCHES OF CHRIST 

Faith Covenant Church 

• ^ 1 Making Fa*f) iWsyo/U* 

Sunday School tor Ail Age* 9:30 A.M. 

Sunday Worship 10:45 am. 

Wednesday Night Activities 

Dinner 6:00 p.m. 

Youth 7:00 p.m. 

Adult Bible Study 7:00 p.m. 

3641SW. 14 MM AortfatOMltoad) 

funrmfor Ha* 

810-661-9191 

Ra» Oonn EngMvaaon • Rav David Korean 

APOSTOLIC LUTHERAN 

FIRST APOSTOLIC 

LUTHERAN CHURCH 

26325 Helatead Road at 11 Mile 

Farmington Hills. Michigan 

Services Every Sunday at 10 30 A.M 

Also, lit & 3rd Sunday at 7 00 P.M. 

Sunday School - 9 15 A M 

BOta Claw - Tuesday 7 30 PM. 

Song Services - Last Sunday 

ol Month 7:00 PM 

CHARISMATIC 

EPISCOPAL 

Church of the Risen Lord 

(kelmialk hiarewl Ow* ef Nor* Aawrici 

w«*cjl. OarwutK. Utargicab 

ler Saade Woofcip M leee *.m 

In fHoOmnoom I. Uolvanily Caaltr al 

144*4 SdnokrA I 

IW •»*. EaaarSi L MAk *kar 

Hoar l-***-4*4-7«72. nt 4S34 

SEVENTH DAY 

ADVENTIST 

PI r I40UTN s«ani MT IIWTBT 

WOWSH» MIW1CES 

I IKta 

inuit»a „ Trtr* 

Neeipgil 

i44stea 

MEMORIAL CIMtCn Of CHRIST 

j*47* ^sttsRS4Ueraa 

MARK SMMLVnrr. Mmislsr 

PeU numSuc .-touei MMe4er 

MUKMOOHMeHlMIUlttMllU 

Uonanf WonMp - M l 1*44 AM. 

aaK warnwa A Owes M* Pm 

CHRIST OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN CHURCH 

14175 Farmington Rd. (Just N. of I-96) • Livonia 

Church • 522-6830 School/Day Care • 513-6413 

Rev. Luther A. Werth. Pastor 

Sunday Worship 8:30 S 11:00 AM. 

Sunday School S Bible Claaa 9:45 AM. 

the Love of Christ" 

Preschool. Kindergarten, Day Care 

X WIUIW 

Id Sharing 

ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN 

Church 4 School M85Venoy 

1 Bfc N ot Port RO . Westland 425-0260 

Oivtna Worship • A 11:00 A.M 

BJWT Clsee A S S 9.30 A.M 

Monday EVENING Service 7:30 P.M. 

DaMK t KhVJOm* Mra* 

prvtc Rooga^ Maga* Enwntua 

AccasMW KM 

PRESBYTERIAN (U.S.A) 

INTERDENOMINATIONAL 

Preabyterian 

Church 

17000 Far 

Uvwte 422-11JO 

Worship Services 

Sunday School 

8:00, 9:15,10:45 A.M. 

and 12:05 P.M. 

Evening Service 7:00 P.M. 

6UR.E fM»8ai J rfWrRIW 

5 • Shuttle Service 

Service Broadcast 

i-ae 5 IX :00 A.M. 

WUFl-AM 1030 

UNITED CHURCH 

OF CHRIST 

9435 Henry Rufl at Was) Chicago 

Livone 48ISO '421-5406 

Rev Donald Umafcnan. Pastor 

9:15 a m. Church Schooi 

10.30 am. Worship Service 

Nursery Care Avaaabie 

-WELCOSt€ 

Rosedale Gardens 

Presbyterian Church (USA) 

96oi Hubbard ai W Chicago 

UVOTM^MI 

(313) 422-0494 

Worship Service A 

Sunday School 

10:30 a.m. 

AI afes w»ayiieM»> cant 

. taiyu W B-a"* H k herrj nM/t r*»*» 

- lr* SiMh IMhWffca. A«mi*n 

I eM Maaa Piyae 

« *rre4Y 6 fUAl 

ST. TIMOTHY CHURCH 

* 16700 NaMxrti Road 

LMwatwii 

Sunday School S JO a.m. AS Agoa 

Family Worahip AprU SOth 11 «0 a m 

Those Who Have Not Seen' 

GENEVA PRES8YTERUH CHURCH (VLSJL) 

SSJSSnaar RO Camon 

(313) 459-0013 

;* JL * Sunday *or»Np 4 Churdi School 

"- lillltl ' 9«am.»11«*jB 

Education For AH Agai 

Cnaacara PnnmttO • Handleapp»it lunM 

«a«ou«y Haanng anff Sgrw »»*>a^wJ 

AGAPE CHRISTIAN CENTER 

41550 E. Ann Arbor Trail 

Plymouth. Michigan 48170 

(313) 459-6240 

Sunday Worship - 8:00 & 10:00 ajn. 

Wednesday - Family Night 7:00 p.m. 

Nursery & ChHdren'a Ministry at All Services 

"4 church ministering to today's needs' 

Mark B. Moore. Pastor 

NARDIN PARK UNITED 

METHODIST CHURCH 

29M7 Weet Eleven Mile Road 

Juw Wm of Middle belt 

476-8860 

Farmington Hills 

»ltn< lieo » m 

Honhlp f kMlt Whool » Nunrr, 

April )0th 

"Isn't Everyone Gifted?" 

Agape Christian Academy - K through 12 

UNITED METHODIST 

I 

tnrhi r 

NEWBURG UNITED 

METHODIST CHURCH 

38600 Ann Arbor Thai 

422-0149 

rrteaaASimdsi 

•:1S A 11:00 a.m. 

ApHI 30th 

Watered Gardens' 

en. Malanle Laa Cany | 

Or. QMaon M. MM*r 

Rev. M*tanM L. Carey 

ST. MATTMEMTS 

UNITED METHODIST 

30800 Sa Ma M Da* Uarnman 4 M«Mar,ie«: 

Ouca SonquM PeHor 

10:00 A.M. Worship A Church School 

11:15 A.M. Adult Study Claaae* 

Nuwry hMM • 422-403* 

Clarrnceville United Methodist 

JO IOC MUMMx-h «d • linau 

474-Maa 

Wonhlp Smkn 

• 41 H 11:|1 AM. AOOPM 

Church School - t*e* AH* 

Wc^nrMlav E nm hrrvrnl 

OMinn 1 ».« Clawn. m TOO 

ALDERSQATE . 

UNITED UETHOOtST CHURCH 

10000 BEECH DALY » D 

Redtord. Ml 48239 

. Worship 130411 

AduR Sunday School 9:45 AJL 

CtiNdrara Sunday School 11 HO U t 

In In lie el ' MLaaekU 

mTormai L-napet 

SatS:OOp.m. 

April SOth 

Guest Speaker: John Schmidt 

FrmVaMaiCWnins Vfog9. 

Bob a Diana Qoudle

8C* 

Itww for tfce rekffon calendar 

should be submitted no later 

than noon Fnday lot the next 

Thursday's issue. 

The St. Genevieve Woman's Club 

will present • "Spring into Summer" 

fashion ahow at 7 p.m. 

Thursday, April 27, at the church 

activity center, 29015 Jamison, 

Livonia. Coat will be $12 par person 

and will include a chicken 

piccata dinner, catered by Paul 

Psparelli, and fashions by Mervyn's. 

Tickets are available in advance 

only at the St- Genevieve 

rectory or through a Women'• 

Club member. For more information. 

call (313) 427-5220. 

• PRAYER 

The St. Edith Chariamatic Prayer 

Group will meet at 8 p.m. Thursdays, 

beginning April 27, for a 

-weak "Life in the Spirit" 

seminar in tha A.V. Room, rear 

church entrance No. 2 Each aaasiona 

will laat lVt hours. For more 

information, call Al and Sandy 

Salloum at (313) 844 3303 or Dale 

and Lynn Swesene at (313) 462- 

3618. 

Good Hope Lutheran Church will 

have a rummage/craft/bake sale 9 

a.m. to 5 p.m. Thuraday through 

Saturday, April 27-29, at the 

church, 28680 Cheny Hill. Garden 

City. Proceeds will be used aa 

matching funds for money from 

the Lutheran Brotherhood. 

The Fellowship Committee of 

the Church of the Holy Spirit will 

have a rummage aale 10 a.m. to 3 

p.m. Saturday, April 29, at the 

church, 9083 Newburgh, Livonia. 

"Treaaurea" for the aale can be 

left at the church. 

The Observer/ THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1995 

RELIGION CALENDAR 

Alderagate United Women will 

have a apring rummage aale 9 

a.m. to 2:30 p.m Saturday, April 

29, at the church, 10000 Beech 

Daly, between Plymouth Road 

and Weat Chicago, Radford. 

White elephants, kitchen equipment, 

small appliancea, toys and 

books will be sold in Wealey Hall. 

Clothing of all aisea will be in the 

Fellowship Hall, with apecial 

women's garments in the 

Boutique. Proceeds will be uaed 

for church and diatrict missionary 

projecta. • 

St Andrew's Epiacopal Church 

in Livonia will have ita annual 

all-pariah garage aale 10 a.m. to 4 

p.m. Friday, May 5, and 9 a.m. to 

2 p.m. Saturday, May 6, at the 

church, 16360 Hubbard, between 

Five Mile and Six Mile. A $2 a 

bag aale will be 1 -2 p.m. Saturday. 

There also will be a plant and 

bake aale. 

Evangelists visit St. Paul's 

Toby and Barb Waldowaki will 

bring their musical ministry- to 

St. Paul'a Preabyterian Church in 

Livonia Sunday, April 30. 

The Waldowakia, who have 

been thrilling audiencea in concert 

with their outstanding muaical 

talent since 1976, will perform 

at the 8:30 and 11 a.m worship 

servicea at the church. 27475 Five 

Mile. 

They have been guest soloists 

with Billy Graham at hia Tacoma, 

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Dr. Glenn Wagner, vice president 

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• HOLOCAUST 

Congregation Beit Kodesh will 

observe the remembrance of the 

Holocaust with its third annual 

memorial service at 2 p.m. Sunday, 

April 30, at the synagogue, 

31840 W. Seven Mile, Livonia. 

The service commemorates the 

50th anniversary of the liberation 

of the concentration cam pa. The 

presiding officer of the event will 

be Phyllis Lewkowicz. The Yiskor 

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Martin Lowenberg, a survivor 

of tha Holocauat will speak, followed 

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Refreshments will be 

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Tbe Claaaical Bella, a professional 

handbell choir, will present a 

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Middlebelt Livonia. The Classical 

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THURSDAY, APRIL 27,1995 

ARTISTIC EXPRESSIONS 

is 

LINDA CHOMIN 

Teachers invite 

art museum 

into classroom 

Fourth grade teachers Barbara Murphy and 

Beth Frayer never mias an opportunity to 

bring art into their classrooms at Taylor 

Elementary School in Livonia 

One hour art sessions once a week leave a 

hunger to show the children the difference art 

makes in our live*. That's why the Detroit Institute 

of Art*' Art To The Schools program ia. in 

their eyes, heaven-sent. 

The Detroit Institute of Arts has been bringing 

its Art To The Schools program to centers of 

learning for 28 years. Last week DIA docent 

Barbara Wojcik brought her 'American Art" presentation 

to Murphy's and Frayer's students. 

"She gets the children really excited about 

art. She really involves the kids and it supports 

the Master Works program* said Murphy, a former 

member of the Detroit City Ballet who incorporates 

art into every subject she teaches. 

Using slides of art from the DIA's permanent 

collection volunteer docenta speak to 30.000 

fourth through sixth grade students annually in 

the tn-county area 

Docent training 

One year of intense training in art history 

and visual techniques by the museum s education 

staff teaches docent* to use the visual 

thinking curriculum or "learning to look" whereby 

they relay knowledge by asking the children 

what they see. 

They also team to deal with untimely fire 

drills and lights that bum out in the projectors. 

No one ever said a volunteer's work is easy. 

'I love the way they involve the children in 

the way they look at the art. That's what the 

students love the moat; it gets them hands-on 

with their learning." Murphy said 

There's no wrong answer and because they're 

using all their senses it's not a memorization." 

added Frayer. 

With children being so attuned to the screen 

theae days the trick for volunteers docenta like 

Wojcik ia relaying the message in modem terms. 

While presenting a slide of a sculpture depicting 

a freed slave, Wojcik asked if anyone knew 

what a bronze casting waa. No response. Does 

anyone know how to make creepy crawlers? 

Ahh, sweet success. 

In the classroom 

Wojcik continued presenting slides and asking 

questions, incorporating bits of history as 

she did. She said sometimes a painting tella a 

story like "Watson and the Shark by John Singleton 

Copley." Watson, after the shark took off 

hia lag. went on to become mayor of London. I 

wonder how many adults know that. 

A sea of students raised their hands to answer 

each of Wojcik's questions. Afterwards 

Sarah Kinzer, 10, said she learned that artists 

use different techniques and not all painters 

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• Local artists color Garden City Public library 

with exhibit. 

• Victoria Diaz's Book Break column. 

• Exhibitions, art gallery listings 

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Interactive Art: The Livonia 

Cultural League commissioned 

New York 

artist Andrea Blum to 

create this environmental 

sculpture halfway between 

the police station 

and city hall in the Livonia 

Civic Center. 

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Lush History: This 34-foot long mural by Plymouth artist Janisse Lahti Larson colors the wall of Joe's Produce in Livonia 

with Old World style. 

Lending a human touch to daily life 

Whether it's a cast sculpture in the Canton Public Library or a colorful mural inside a 

produce market in Livonia* public art tells a story about who we are for generations to come. 

BY UNDA ANN CHOMW 

Throughout the ages public art 

haa enriched our lives. 

Andent civilizations like the Romans 

incorporated art into their 

architecture and environment 

leaving irrefutable testimony of 

their existence. It survives as a living 

history of the culture. 

Locally, public art generally is 

found in city halls and librariea, 

shopping centers — even produce 

markets. 

It can be as comforting as old 

Mother Goose, or can make one 

stop and think. The following tour 

features some of the highlights of 

public art in Observer communities. 

Public art, in general, differs 

from artwork collected privately 

and by museums because it's less likely 

to rely on commentary about social and 

political isaues. 

Take for instance the 'Goose that Laid 

the Golden Egg" displayed outside the 

north entrance to Hudson's at Westland 

Shopping Center. The 8-foot wide ab- 

various happenings In the 

suburban arts worid. Sand news leads to: Creative 

Living Editor. Observer Newspapers. 

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tham to (313) 991-7279. 

Tha Vary Special Arts Festival showcasing 150 

performing artiata takes place 10:30 a.m. to 1 

p.m. Friday and Saturday, April 28-29 at Wonderland 

Mall In Livonia. Among tbe performers 

is the Schoolcraft Players, a chime group from 

Bedford Townahip 

Livs muaic performances, hands-on art sctivities, 

and a 60 piece ait exhibit will spotlight 

the talent encouraged to flourish in Very Spe- 

The Storyteller. Canton Township sculptor Joseph 

De Lauro's bronze casting of an Indian tells 

future generations about our culture. 

stract sculpture, initially was created by 

the late Samuel Cashwan as a play sculpture 

for children. Liability concerns 

forced center management to move the 

goose several years ago to a new resting 

spot, out-of-reach. 

Made of cast terrago and gilt bronzed, 

cial Arte programs serving children and adulta 

with tight, hearing, mobility, emotional and developmental 

impairments. Very Special Arts 

waa founded by Jean Kennedy Smith for children 

and adults who could not participate in 

the sports of Spsaal Olympics. 

• VAAL SHOW! ART 

The Visual Arts Aaaociation of Livonia presents 

ita Spring Art Exhibit May 4-28 in the lobby of 

the sculpture was commissioned 

by Louis G. Redstone Architects 

more than 30 years ago when the 

shopping center was then in the 

planning stages. 

'Samuel Cashwan was really a 

master of forms that evolved out 

of abstract but was representational," 

said Redstone, founder 

hairman of the 55-year-old 

firm Redstone Architects, Redstone 

& Associates, whose offices 

were in Livonia from 1976 to 

1990. 

Public appeal 

The Goose that Laid the Golden 

Egg. it really appealed to people. 

It's not so much that it's 

' representational but the subject 

matter. We looked for things that appealed 

to both young and old." 

Redstone, an authority on public art, 

as evidenced by his books 'Public Art" 

and 'Art in Architecture," is a leading 

See HUMAN. 4D 

Livonia City Hall, Five Mile Road east of Farmington. 

The show was juroredhy Christopher 

Melkian, Jr. 

An opening reception and awards ceremony 

will run 7-8:80 p.m. Thursday. May 4. The public 

ia invited. 

Regular viewing hours sre 8:30 s.m. to 5 

p.m. Monday through Friday 

Plymouth watercoloriat Tony Stevens keeps 

winning awarda for her paintings. 

Thia time it was at the 54th annual National 

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• AMERICAN HARVEST DISPLAY 

Schoolcraft College's American Harvest . 

Restaurant feature* the art work of 

Plymouth architect Erick Came of 

Came Associate* Inc. Twenty nine wa 

tercolors, ranging from subjects such as 

the Mackinac Bridge, Niagara River. 

Port Austin and Lake Superior are on 

display The American Harvest art 

shows are coordinated by Schoolcraft's 

Institutional Advancement Office. Call 

462-4417. The restaurant feature* gourmet 

specialities prepared by Schoolcraft's 

award winning master chefs and 

culinary arts students. Call 462 4423 for 

reservations. 

• NATIVE WEST 

Through Apnl 30 — Whimsical folk art 

by Navajo. Hopi and Mexican artist* 

fills the gallery with colorful carved armadillos, 

sheep made of mud then 

wrapped in wool, snakes forged from recycled 

horseshoes, iron sculptures, pictorial 

weaving* and kachinas. Hours are 

10 a.m to 6 p.m. Monday through 

Wednesday , until 8 p.m. Thursday-Friday. 

and noon to 5 p.m. Sunday in the 

Plymouth gallery at 863 W. Ann Arbor 

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The Observer THURSDAY. APRIL 27. 1995 

EXHIBITIONS 

Todd Erickaon and Matthew Hanna address 

issues dealing with the environment 

in the "Honor 'Hie Earth Biennial" 

also featuring work by Carl Butler, 

Christine, Hughes, Sherry Hendrick. 

and respected Detroit artist Charles 

McGee. Hours are 1-5 p.m Friday 

through Sunday except Easter at the 

Detroit gallery at 422 West Willis two 

blocks west of Woodward and three 

blocks south of Foreat, (313) 831-0136. 

• THE WOOOS OALLXJIY 

Through April 29 — Livonia glass 

blowers Joseph Wisniewski and Christine 

Fleischer exhibit paperweighta, 

bowls and sculpture. Both learned the 

highly-skilled art from John Fitxpatrick 

at his Touch of Light Studio and Gallerie 

in Ferndale. The engaged couple 

plan to build Livonia's first hot giaas 

studio this summer. The Woods Gallery 

is at 26415 Scotia inside tbe Huntington 

Woods Library. 

• CANTON LIBRARY 

Continuing — Three members of 3 Cities 

Art Club exhibit watercolor. oil and 

collage. Phyllis Hochlowski, Betty 

Manthey and Florence Conatable, all 

residents of Plymouth, work in realism. 

The library ia at 1200 Canton Center 

Road south of Cherry Hill. 

• MADONNA UNIVERSITY 

Through April 28— The university will 

host its annual exhibit of students' artwork 

in a wide variety of mediums in 

the second floor Library Wing Exhibit 

Gallery. Free and open to the public, the 

exhibit consists of fine and commercial 

C h o m i n from page ID 

Linda Bibi, also .10. was excited 

about the discovery that she made. 

"You can tell a lot about a painting 

just by looking at it." 

Taylor principal Richard Steele applauds 

the DlA'a Art To The Schools 

program. 

"They get an appreciation for art, 

an understanding When they go to 

the art museum they can share their 

knowledge with their parent*, ' Steele 

said. 

"It rounds out their being, not just 

of art and sculpture but the world 

around them. There's a bit of art in 

everything." 

Volunteers needed 

Barbara Wojcik along with the 49 

other Detroit Institute of Arts docents 

can list dozens of reasons for 

volunteering their time to the Art To 

The Schools program. 

Since this is National Volunteer 

Week thia is your chance to share in 

the satisfaction by joining their ranks 

to spread the knowledge of art and its 

history to elementary school children. 

ail, calligraphy, wateroolor. Oriental 

brush painting and mora. Gallery hours 

are 9 a.m. to 9:30 p m. Monday through 

Friday, and 1-6 pm. Saturday-Sunday 

Madonna University ia located at 1 96 

and Levan Rood in Livonia. 

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The gallery at 1357 Davis in Binning 

ham is the only dealer in the United 

States authorised to sell a limited edition 

series of photographs of jaxs legends 

Milea Davis and Dixxy Gillespie. 

Gallery president and owner Dan Winter 

took the Davis photos. The Gillespie 

series spans this jsxx great's career. 

Also available are original prints and 

paintings by more than 300 artists, including 

Peter Mas, Karei Appel, Robert 

Indiana, Romare Bearden and Agam; an 

unusual collection of sports photos and 

posters; and vintage photos and news 

per articles. Call (810) 642-135*7. 

^ •ii«isv. njMCTIONART 

•he Spirit of CCS," the first in the gal 

lery's Design School Exhibition series, 

continues. The show features works by 

Matthew Norris, Gonsalo Rodriguez. 

Dave Gillespie, Jeff Tllley. Jessica Ing© 

lia, Jason Coffer, Greg Hanson and Vincent 

Tingler. The gallery is at 23-B W, 

Lawrence in Pontiac. Call (810) 333- 

0333. 

HI DETROIT INSTITUTE Of ARTS 

To July 31 — "An Evolution of 20th 

Century Sculpture" continues at 5200 

Woodward. TTjs exhibit traces formal 

and thematic development in sculpture 

The DIA is accepting spplications 

until June 15. Training starts in September. 

For more information, call 

the education department at (313) 

833-7886. 

According to Cyvta Snyder, she receives 

as much aa she gets. Once s 

week for the laat 22 years the 61 -yearold 

West Bloomfield resident has 

trekked to schools from Miller Elementary 

School in Plymouth to ones 

in Detroit armed with her projector 

and a whole lot of energy. 

"Art and literature and music are 

the three things we hand down from 

generation to generation. When I 

open their eyes and ears 1 love iL 

When you talk you're on a high. It's 

so waiting to catch their attention 

and have them involved." said 

Snyder. 

Linda Walla of Birmingham agrees 

with Snyder about how good it makes 

her feel when she makee that connection. 

Art is important 

"The arts do so much for all of us 

with American and European works 

from the permanent collection. Call 

(313)833 7900. 

• INSTITUTE FOR THi HMMMTBS 

Through October 1996 — A family exhibit 

features a variety of two- and 

three-dimensional works by the (acuity 

of the University of Michigan School of 

Art. The institute is in Room 1524 of 

the Horace Rack ham Building. 916 E. 

Washington in Ann Arbor. Call (313) 

783-4498. 

• MfOOE STREET SALLERY 

The recently opened gallery feature. 

Alaskan art and designer glasa. Hours 

are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday-Thursday, 

10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday Saturday, noon 

to 5 p.m. Sunday, 206 N. Bridge. Linden. 

(810) 736-1393. 

• DETROIT ARTISTS MARKET 

Fore ART? Golf, an indoor miniature 

golf course with 18 boles by 22 artists, 

has been extended indefinitely due to 

popular demand. It is at 300 River 

Place, Joe. Campau at Guoin in Detroit 

Call 259-8345 for general information, 

886-1623 for groups and parties. 

• PONTIAC QLASS COMPANY 

The gallery features the local talent of 

Michigan Glaas Guild members displaying 

blown, fused snd flat glass 

sculpture, decorative and architectural 

items. Hours are noon to 6 p.m. 

Wednesday Thursday, noon to 8 p.m. 

Friday-Saturday, by appointment only 

Tuesday. 23 W. Lawrence, Pontiac, 

(810)332 6619. 

Discover The Power 

of Number 1. 

It shows us who we are, where we're 

going, what we can be." 

After the program Wojcik, a docent 

for three years, spoke sbout why she 

volunteers. 

"The museum opened the world to 

me You know how when some people 

think of a museum they're intimidated, 

a museum shouldn't be intimidating. 

It should open up a world. I tall 

the kid# you can think something is 

ugly and say it out loud." 

If you would like to bring the Art 

To The Schools program to your 

school, it's simple. There are no requirements 

A 50 cent donation per 

student is requested but volunteers 

like Wojcik hate to even mention 

money for fear it will dissuade poorer 

school districts from using its service. 

In those cases it is free of charge. 

Call the DIA at (313) 833-7900. 

Linda Ann Chomin of Canton 

Township is a free lance writer specializing 

in the arts. Her Artistic Expressions 

column appears the last 

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Cohan counters tops ao*d CENTURY 21 Suburban 

Oak tabM a» benehee 34S-1212 

hJS-ei, 10 much to laL 

CENTURY 21 Chslai PINCKNEY 

477-1900 

Item IMS 10.1 

wrth a pond 148,900 

nc SEAL rsnri BEB CENTURY 21 N.E.F. 

FOR! Wart s Michael Forbss (910) 

you can nwfcs your 2S14000 

d s great pnes. in a tm maun M P JL NS« 

great tocsRon? Coma make conasrucaon -1430 sq. ft. 

old swld charm to eaflng an oRw on Me 4 bedroom contemporary ranch. 3 

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throwghowi 1.4 acres »i toe too 

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sa.7ss.ss« CENTURY 21 HJL 

Corporate Transferee 

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hardwood floors. 

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artlaliy fiaisRad room. 1st Saor WM 

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This one la a wRinerl Mad 4 L.. 

S'29.900 CENTURY B8U SYIVUKEOUGH CHEBYl FACIOHE KATHY BARKER 

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1S7UWWI UVOMU 

L ORIAWU T- or HAGGISTY 

RARELY ON THE MARKET 

Ouakerlown Cape coO 4 bedrooms 2V> 

baths vaulted great room with natural 

fireplace M basement 2"» car garage 

very well maintained 

$178,500 

«S141 tTONCNCMOC n. 

t or ANN AMOS SO I Of CAKTOS CWHk 

FLTMOUTM TOWNSHIP MEW CONSTWJCTION 

Simply pul, Ihese are stunning 

Featuring walkoul basement 1st floor 

master surte vaulted ceiling gourmet 

kitchen and much more Hurry before 

spring increase 

$198,900 

mssTOMMOuac UVOMA 

M or JOY w OS WMuaen 

JUST TWO YEARS YOUNG 

And nicer than new' This near flawless 

contemporary 2 slory offers 3 

bedrooms 2'4 baths, gorgeous «tond 

kaehen. living room, dining room. tonMy 

room upgrades. neidrM decor ^ 

JANET THOMAS 

5} \ % 

CHARUE STAFFORD ALICE McDONALD NEAL LANPHEAR GEGE McDONALD SANOY D0HERTY MARGIE MOORE LAUREL ASH CEUA CHESN0 PATSY STEVENS 

JAN HARW00D 

474SSHAMFOM) 

a or Foao -m.ormcs 

3.40 ACRES 

2.000 sq n brick ranch wrth 3 

bedrooms 2^ baths 31*17 lamiiy 

room wrth lireplsce. country sue 

kitchen 2 - car healed garage Park 

setting 

8229.000 

sofQMisrrtau. LWWATW 

3 BEDROOM BRICK RANCH 

Fun in the sun with 24*16 above 

ground pool with large sun deck 

Mechantcs dream 2 v» car garage ready 

lor workshop Home hss open floor 

plan 

$87,900 

1*M WVOWMC SlYMOtfTti 

i or Aim Aaaoa Twm e . or SMSLOCW 

ITS' APREAL IS REAL 

Famdy room w*h fireplace and doorwaM 

leading to patio to parttaNy lanced to 

yard Four bedrooma. 2v» baths tormM 

IMng room, dsung room. IM floor 

laundry NrWhed basement and toaM of 

Ma FotmAC TIUUL IAU« Mai LMtiii cowiT M^^cairtoa 

H. or til ISSJ t or PONTIAC TRAIL 

YOU'LL LOVE THIS 

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EXCLAMATIONS GALORE! 

Custom bu* 3 bedroom. 2^ bath 

•oirawiing ranch on appnmmatafy 9 82 

acres mto a 30*80 bam UrimaciMSa. 

neutral decor with newer roof, centrsl 

aa and heating, newer ptuah carpal 

Spacious family room with Vaptoee 

JuM 3 years new. on a huge court 

prenuum homaaNa! Four bedrooma. 

2V» baths maator bato haa both 

garden tub and ahower Formal dkitog 

room and IMng rooms Swim ctob 

commundy w«h tore* oourta and pa* 

Horses wetcome. too Hurry! 8144.8MI 

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(810) 

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PLYMOUTH/CANTON 

(313) 

4 5 9 - 6 0 0 0 

LIVONIA 

(313) 

4 2 5 - 6 0 6 0 

44644 Ann Arbor Rd., Suite A. Plymouth Z 

JEANNINE DUNN 

LUMMKMMF PttMOUIH 

M OF OM MTAOA TRSU. E or i-m 

MOVE RIGHT IN 

Plymouth Township 3 bedroom 2 bath 

ranch c amJly room with fireplace 

rvewer roof and windows Two car 

attached garage Nice lol' Don 1 wart' 

$124,900 

1374S AMGCLSK LffOHA 

s OF SIVMOUTM ar. or RAATANCTOA 

CUSTOM COLONIAL 

Brand new 4 bedroom 2 1 -? bath 

cotomal m new Livonia subdivision 

Formal dmmg room, great room wrth 

fireplace Custom kaehen and breakfast 

room with skylights Master surte Full 

baaement Two car garage and more 

$189,900 

141ISHANNAN aOttULUS 

a OS ClMBCA 1 OS VALSASM 

ROOM TO ROAM 

Lsrge 87*130 corner lol with 4 

bedrooms, large master wrth waikm 

closet and family room with fireplace 

Newer central air. 2 storage sheds 

Seller armous' 

$79,980 

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STEVENS LARI0N KASMIER 

45S ARTWIII KYMOUTH 

M. Of PENM1MAN W Of KARVTL- 

PLYMOUTH CHARMER 

Gorgeous * bedrooms 2 bath Cape 

coO downtown with large ireeo lot 

Hardwood floors. 2 fireplaces one in 

Irving room one in 'amity room formal 

dining room and partially finished 

basemeoi 

$189 900 

va uckmley PLYMOUTH 

N or ANN ASAOA «D E Of SHELDON 

TOWERING TREES 

Surround this custom built 4 bedroom 

2'.3 bath contemporary home m heart of 

Plymouth Brand new wood floors m 

kitchen dining room and 'oyer Newer 

custom kuchen by Ray Stella 2 baths 

completely updated 4 car garage 

$289 900 

MIL MCKFOFTB UVONIA 

1 or SCVCN wai a or taoouaciT 

BEAUTIFUL SUNSET SUB RANCH 

Three bedroom bnck ranch wrth 2"s car 

garage ha basement ooorwaM lo patio 

and basement 

$95 000 

.YTOOUTH JS8M MACXCN2K MSTVAND 

a. or s TtaarroaiAL t os SICLDON I or JOY I osMtaaiaua 

PLYMOUTH UNDER $40,000 SPRING GEM! 

Charming 2 bedroom starter Neutral Come be surposed when you wsik ote 

decor throughout Freahiy psmted th« beautrtuify mawsamed 3 bedroom 

Deep treed kM One cer garage located brick ranch Rata* in front of Us 

Hi deaaabto downtown Plymouth Close impressive bnck wall firapiace n the 

to parks and schools' spacious lamtfy room Too many up- 

$06 900 dates to mention 1 

— MUH 

FARMINGTON 

(810) 

4 7 8 - 6 0 2 2

40* 

BRIGHTON 

Liruft) Chfruru/ 

Prevtf 

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UVONIA. -Maadv lo mo»a n" « 

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tu* (na Ort»S7«JOO Oi»W»r) —130CO 

The artiat, Janisse Lahti Laraon 

of Plymouth, eras recommended 

by the Marco Design 

Group. Lucious red apples, 

oranges and a green artichoke 

thrown in for go«i measure provide 

a soothing touch rather than 

food for thought 

"It shows our customers that 

it's a warm friendly environment. 

It's soft and we thought it was attractive. 

Our customers like it 

and we want to make our customers 

comfortable." 

the Orchard Lake Schools are 

pleased to announce tbe fourth 

annual Youth Art Competition. 

The event's producers are seeking 

your help to make students sware 

of the opportunity to submit 

works of art with Polish themes to 

the contest snd subsequent exhibition 

May 7 through June 2 at 

the Galeria of Orchard Lake 

Schools. 

All medis sre acceptable Tbe 

only restriction is each student 

may submit only three artworks. 

All artworks (framed, matted or 

mounted) must be delivered to 

the Galeria between 10 am. and 

4:30 p.m. Saturday, April 29. 

First, second snd third place 

awards of $100, $50 and $25 plus 

an additional sward of $25 for the 

Best Development of s Polish 

theme will be presented 2 p.m. 

Sunday, May 7 in the Galeria 

For more information the local 

contacts sre Jsne snd Ed Wojtan 

of Livonia. You can reach them at 

(313) 425-2727. 

mom. 7 doora* can *»• «»afca 

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UVONIA Mm •> By » 0a»oo>" 7 

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S1 MHO (ISXTF) 

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yard ft mora* fLSO Wool 

SOUTMFItLD Cauxlry almoaphara' OtAaaOSW HILLS D"®" 1 ' tador' 3 

•ami «dad homa on larga 

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17000 S. Laurel Park Dr., Livonia 

Q the time 

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iramandou* >alua t21S BOO (0€4.-5SMAL| (3t« 4SJ-1S1I 

Dearborn 

SHARP. SHARP. SHARP Threa bedroom 

last • yanra Show* sraal Oarafl* kwws 3 

car naraoe. Insul*t*d, Hnlahad, 220 

induatrlal a.hau* SM.S00 (0€ N-31W1L» 

S4T-MS0 Dearborn HetgMs 

SURCR SHARP. Nnw ranch, atamad 

Oak trim, 24*31 hniahwJ hssiwsm. r* 

room 

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0fi(s^siivTtsnl csnlsr • 

MCW UST1HO New 4 bedroom, brick 2 

•lory homa Faaturaa > bath* »mai room, 

dirWK room. Araplac* and many cuMom 

(BG-L-S4QOM (313) 4S2-1S11 

THE APRIL 

ISSUE IS 

OUT! 

COMK ON OW*R1 Friendly i-elBWKKhood A BTTW .. 

ftarrWi CNv I* th* aatUng for (hi* 4 bedroom. 2V| bath 3.000 aq. ft so*cK*ja new homa m 

ABSOLUTELY STUNNING 

UVOMtA. Ownar has racenBy ranovakad Ms kwaly J twdroorr Uvontt horns. er^MnQ • 

umqua and appaMng floor plan A Must s*a lo l»#y apprac«la tha M aslua' IW SOO 

(06-L-4SCAV) 4S2-1S11 

Radford 

A REBUILT DREAM HOME. This 3 

bedroom dream homo haa bean recently 

rebuM from tha root lo th* flooring Th 

doorwali to deck New** windows, 

plumbmg and afctricN Ovw VS00 sq. a 

sas ooo (OE-N-osonc) 347-3050 

Westland 

GOING UR Second door eondo msllahli 

m WeaOand with 2 bedrooma, 2 bath*. 

1*3 900 (C*-N-3rCAS) 347-3060 

WILL U Al NT Al NC O RANCH FreaNy 

I te« Maw *»orm door In 1SS4. u»d*»a 

bath 1SS4. quW treed Hned *SrM( locate 

nasrr< rl i 3 bedroom coionlei 2v» car garaQ* Thre* Sw Phwiah Toamehlp Pye haôom. 2V» w ^ j p»ka $71J00 

cusSom deck Woottod lot Eaay lo *attt. b*eia«hwrtralw9* "»«»*" ,oe-N-2SHAZ| 347^0B0 

Qard*n CRy bunqalow h*s twwst_ wny ^ Mis.S0« (OE-N-TOBBEi tha ismMy room and Nrga mnatar *u*a 

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window In RvtaB room. 

MBa MgtiagM* »•* *paeioua 347-3060 cozy ivaplaca large bedroom, huga 

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n a 6,m« gr**t Uvonia Lhront* »ea«on tootskwv n N you 

.lorag* closet *«dm or* S43.S00 

N8W USTING IN OAROaN CITY. TNra* ^ »ooklm lor * larg* hom* m a gr*N 

(Ot-t-1SWOO) *Bl-1t11 

bedroom aluminum MM ranch wRti hasRsSs aa IN* one Ca« 

nawar aHndowa. bathroom and roef C»e** ^ (Ot-N-'.JTRA) 34T-30S0 

m on*. IS* S00 (Ot-N-2BHAR) 347-SOSO ^ , IwnSy room CMrenOy uaad a* 40 

Ummf bedroom, yeat -ood^J lot. ^ S T ^ 

I^ M. Millar....! 1 • aeeuMM lot. neighborhood and Lhron*. achoola Hs.smSit 1BBS. t174J00 

Sf'SOO (OC-N-OOCAV) 347-3060 347-30S0 4B2-1B11 

COLDUI6LL 

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REAL ESTATE (a.o, 347-3050 ,s»5,453-6800 

RESBfMTML fKAL EJTfcTt Relocating* Call our Relocation Department 

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Odfc£ Thursday. Apnl 27. 1995 

REAL ESTATE X c i c s 

REAL ESTATE 

LISTINGS 

i news and notes about Oakiana 

County re* estate To *st an announcement, 

mote: Listings. R** Estate Edrtor. Observer A Ec- 

centric Hewspapers. 905 E Map* Bmvngham 

48009 Out tax number ts (810) 644 1314. 

Howard Novetsiy. • Rssltor with 

Kbelrwk Realty AamUtM 

Rymal 9 y w in Bloomfield 

rsaked sa otte of ERA'i top produc- 

er* lor totai aslss dollar volume pro 

Jucsd in 1994. He is aroon* 24.000 

ERA Realtor* nationwide 

Novstsky. a Wast Bloomfield resi- 

ck*>L. compUted more than 16 mil Novstsfcy 

Lh*> in residential salee laat year He 

w+ honored at tha 1996 ERA International Busi- 

ness Conference in Nsshville 

•"The ERA commitment to providing innovative 

prediacts and services enables me to make the pro 

caaa of buying and aeUin« bomea a poeitive experi 

ettca for my customers." Noveisky asid. 

A frae expo sponsored by the Weatem Wayne 

Oakland County Aaaociation of Realtors and tbe 

Observer A Eocentr*: Newspapers will offer home 

buyer* aad eeilers a place to gather all the infor 

mation they'll need to buy or sell property Tbe 

rvant runs 11 a m to 5 pm. Sunday. April 30, at 

tha Hobday Inn Livonia Weet, 17123 N. Laurd 

Park, east of 1-275 at Six Mile and Nawburgh. 

Attendee* will viait booths staffed by home in- 

sers, mortgage lenders and other 

i involved in a real eatate transaction 

A panal discussion for borne buyers start* at noon, 

a home seller * diacuaaion begins at 230 p.m. 

Panel lata include an attorney, a home inspector, a 

mortgage lender and a Realtor Both discussions 

include a question and answer session 

Tha rvant will offer home buyers and sellers im- 

portant information without preaaunng them to 

uaa the eervicsa ot a specific company. WWOCAR 

president Chuck Mills asid. 

In Iteu of a fee. WWOCAR will accept donations 

of canned foods for the Salvation Army For reaer- 

. call (810) 478- 1700 during business 

— Becky Burns, special wnur 

Hall & Hunter earns relocation awards 

BY JANICE U G A B - K I A M M 

Srnui Wama 

Hall & Hunter Realtors, with offic- 

es in Bloomfield Hilla and Binning 

ham, started handling a fair share re 

locationa in 1964 after joining a na- 

tional referral network. 

In 1991, the firm decided lo take 

the relocation industry more serious 

ly by forming a relocation diviaion. 

which recently won awards for out- 

standing aalea and aervice. 

We started to seriously pursue the 

(relocation) business by promoting 

the Detroit area and by working with 

companies that regularly transfer 

their employees," said relocation di- 

rector Wendy Schrader. 

Tbe firm's clienta include Chrysler 

Corp., Ford Motor Co„ General Mo 

t->rs, Kmart, BASF, and Robert 

Bosch Corp.. which frequently does 

international relocationa. 

Today, relocationa in and out of 

Metro Detroit account for 20 to 25 

percent of Hall 4 Hunter's business, 

said Schrader, whoae firm is currently 

handling more than 200 real eatate re- 

ferrals. 

Hall 4 Hunter's commitment to 

thia burgeoning segment of the real 

estate industry earned the 1996 Pin- 

nacle Award from Atlanta-baaed ATI 

Point* Relocation Service, a network 

of 400 independent member-brokera. 

The award annually goea to tha mem - 

ber that exhibits professionalism, su- 

perior performance and high network 

contributions. 

The 43-year-old firm also won Bast 

Incoming Referral Conversion and 

Moat Outstanding Member in the Re- 

gion awards, and Pyramid Achievers 

League recognition for generating and 

servicing a high level of referrals 

"Hall 4 Hunter's management and 

aalea associates have really earned 

theae awards," aaid All Pointa presi- 

dent Pam O'Connor. They typify the 

beat in our business. They are squally 

comfortable providing handa on aer- 

vice to a CEO or a junior manager re- 

locating for tbe first time." 

The Pinnacle Award was a surprise 

to Schrader and to Hall 4 Hunter 

president Dennis Wolf, who picked 

up the gisss statue at Ail Points' an- 

nual convention in Sante Fe, N.M.. 

last month. 

"Our company has been fortunate 

to receive many honors . . . but thia 

ia particularly meaningful becauae it 

represents excellence in what ia prob- 

ably the moat challenging and aophis- 

ticated area of real eatate — the relo- 

cation industry," Wolf aaid. 

All Pointa praiaed Hall 4 Hunter'a 

management for maintaining the 

\ a 

Achievers: President Dennis Wolf (left) and relocation 

director Wendy Schrader accept the Pinnacle Award on 

behalf of Hall & Hunter Realtors from Stu Wright, All 

Points service chairman. 

firm's strong market presence in the 

Birmingham-Bloomfield area while 

developing a successful relocation di- 

vision. 

"A real estate company without a 

relocation division can't survive in to- 

day's marketplace," Schrader aaid. 

Wolf is past chairman of All Points 

board of directors and will take over 

the job sgain in 1996 He'a also a for 

mer Realtor of the Year for All Pointa 

and the Birmingham-Bloomfield 

Board of Realtors. He was the BBBR 

preeident in 1990. Schrader haa 

earned the Certified Relocation Pro 

fesaional (CRP) designation and ia a 

member of All Points Corporste Mar- 

keting Council Steering Committee. 

Seek counsel to determine legality of fee 

ROBERT M. 

MEISNER 

Q I attended a 

closing re- 

cently and had cer- 

tain feea added by 

the mortgage com- 

pany In regard to 

aa assignment of 

the mortgage from 

pany to another. I 

am wondering 

whether or not 

charge. 

A Mortgage companies are becom- 

ing more innovative and imagi- 

• You are well advised to 

have legal counsel repre- 

senting you at closing. 

native in connection with the various 

charges which they impose upon per 

aona at cloaing. Similarly, they are 

adding additional documents that 

muat be signed by the purchaser and 

tbe seller, preeumably to protect the 

interests of the mortgage company. 

I have attended several cloaings re- 

cently where certain costs were found 

on the mortgage closing statement, 

which I felt were questionable and 

upon my assertion of my client's posi- 

tion, the fees srere waived. 

1 would suggest thst if there is an 

assignment of the mortgage from one 

mortgage company to another, a fee 

for that tranafer ahould not be aome- 

thing that is assumed by the pur- 

chaser unleaa it was agreed upon in 

advance by the purchaser with full 

knowledge of that coat. 

You are well advised to have legal 

counael repreaenting you at dosing, 

since many timea attorneys can bring 

theae matters to the attention of the 

mortgage company and/or title com- 

pany at cloaing and obtain a waiver. 

Robert M Meisner u an Oakland 

County attorney who concentrates his 

practice in condominium, real estate 

and corporate law. Submit questions 

by writing: Robert M Meisner, 30200 

Telegraph Road, Suite 467, Bingham 

Farms, MI 49025 This column pro 

uides general information and should 

not be construed as legal opinion. To 

leave a voice-mail message for Robert 

M Meisner, dial (313) 953-2047, 

mailbox 1871. Hear his radio show, 

"The Law of the Land," 1-2 p.m 

Wednesdays on WCAR-AM 1090. 

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mom tama» roar, wtr- «a SiaiOOO 810-29S5238 

HOUSE FOR SALE OR LEASE 

OPEN SUN 1-4 2361 Manttnna' 

N ol Map* E ol Eton 

3 badrooma I 

•i» to Brmmgnan- 8 

naw dacor rocif hanai 

himaoa hoi • 

•wndCTaa 8 now OW* $188 

or |1700m>o C«8 8KM534043 

JUST LISTED 

OUARTON LAME 

ESTATES 5 DaOocm coma «•> 

3k bama Famay Room «minplaoa 

•aw Manan aar larga caapng 

room, lonnat anno room hardiaood 

door* pnvaia bad yard M2S 0OO 

EC H-41LA* 

MAX BROQCK INC 

810-646-1400 

1324.900. EC H 75CAS 

MAX BROOCK. INC 

810-646-1400 - 

karnar. Mang room t*a 

room aWi camaare. cadng and 

r«icni Naptooa Firai koor latmry 

2W car aaraga Oonl paaa na up 

« $126 BOO 

Centuiy 21 

CASTELLI & LUCAS 

(313) 453-4300 

314 feMggaffiJJs^ 

AN OPtN HOUSE 21812 Brandon 

— *m 8 N. 

SmIl aa 2 car 

SIO) 4748173 

S at S W ot m 

• 4pm ) bedroom I 

MiaaHad $112J»0 

ATTRACTIVE S kackoom 2 bama 

aq » ra«W\. on «aat aaaat 

'887 naa »4*32 aaraga By 

T88432 

CROSSWORD PUZZLER 

$ cam* 

I racaory labmaN 4 bwa 

•a krapMoa n graal room 

8oor *rd> $ 2 car garaga 

$249 000 Taka raekory «Mga Rd 

N o> M 58 to E an Bona Rd toaoa 

opan agna to 2080 Bona Rd 

'kMaand ToarW® 

OPEN SUN APRIL » ' 4PV 

Wow' PaacaTuI aatting Wlh.a 

uurntortala* 13B0 aq It rancn 3 

Mng room 8 

nan larga dack 

«nr^ araa tor aamg 

Laka trundi 

park aaa 8 nature aad* 1114800 

T«w Tvaoo Ida Rd N ol M 58 

ID E on Pto^r tokoa opan agna 

K 1088 Ptovar 

Hammnd Toaneh® 

OPEN SUN APRIL 30, 1 -4PM 

Home Saaat lama' CX*mam LaM 

pn.aaaea a^ha apaoou* Colomm 

Wat ptanrad koor plan 4 baOooma 

aa dan ooUd be 5m badroom 

tormat twmg t anmg room* 

OPEN SUN 2 -4PM 

1743 BEECHWOOD WAY 

BLOOMFIELD 

N ol Long LaM E « Mc 

GRACIOUS TUDOR 

iwari oontomporary 8av Cuatom 

data** mruout Larga martae tovar 

goj~nm kactian atom $ (prinking 

*y*«am* Hug* Maatiad loaar lavdi 

wtul bam 8 aNto tomwa OuSma 

8 kraa ready » baoome a 2nd 

klicTiefl a*c»b>nali Nready n 

$756 000 

CRAN8ROOK ASSOC INC 

DONNA STONE E'.OC26 8700 

WOODED ACREAGE 

-PREMIUM- 

--CITY- 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS 

Hara to knd" CuMor buOdng 

3d*d 34 

hardaoode and al* 1 Good aaa tat 

< an area ol m . 

nana Vary p uaa Phone lor aalato 

TR0125 

HANNETT . WILSON 

& WHITEHOUSE 

(810) 646-6200 

FABULOUSLY 

UPDATED RANCH 

m Donwaoan Plymoum 

oomplaleiy updaia 

Mnaoa 

central air. aar ranly, 

kraptooe Tiair auae a* 

caang* $172, 

3 

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marble 

CENTURY 21 TOOAY 

(313) 462 9800 

FABULOUS! 

tm door maetor bad* 

rauftng aneO M> and aaparato Mat 

mo aar aoeraig 2 atory cadiadrai 

caSnga hwdaood 8oor* araca Pa 

loyar 8 kadw BnoTa 1 cftaary 

nooa. kacftar a* buS-ra S top ot 

nooa. UKân 

ta tn* cabmavy : 

CM RANDALL 

$279 900 

GOOOSON 

THE PRUOENT1AL 

GREAT LAKES REALTY 

810-538-3445 

MUST SEE" 

invnacuMto 3 ba*oom ranen «»» 

lo god court* Ramodatod nacnen 

a'oak naaar carpal, cantra* *• $ 

lumac* Ftmahed ba»*menl 

•pnnkter* $128 900 (7753) 

Remenca 

PICKERING & ASSOC 

(313) 458-4900 

TWO BEDROOM 2 I 

garag* Naada aork on kacnan 4 

carpaano Graal araa $62 000 6538 

ajrtocn 6038874138 

FABULOUS WOODED 

LOT 

Eryby Pa •aar baauly ol nature lw» 

Pa large deck nokaig out onto ma 

uraam Ctoan and ae* caved tor 3 

bedroom 2 kd bar. >praa«ng ranch 

on «ael cut-da aar: The partod 

•ocaaor $178,900 

MARY McLEOD 

PAGER: j313) 990-7649 

(810) 347-3050 

f*m»nglon Ha* So* amy our na 

HERRITAGE VILLAGE 

SUBDIVISION 

a SON aou oU 

aa* man 6 moraa 

Naa noma* from $158,800 

Oak* Rd N ot Grand IW 

(810) 47 

FARMINGTON HILLS Under 

coramxaen 3 badroom artpaonal 

*r or Mudy 2 -»-4 bam* Graal 

UPDATED DEARBORN 

HEIGHTS BUNGALOW 

2 bedroom. 1 5 car garag* 2 

vnrwi room* ipavi (torn c* 

noragei and ctoan clear clean' 

$41 900 17748) 

Remenca 

PICKERING a ASSOC 

(313) 456-4900 

naraa» aitmgge 3200 aq It 3i 

garag* at de *ac W $375 01 

1810) 488-1582 

decor naa 

Florida room 2 car garag* 1W bama 

koor Come aoon or »a* 

goodbye to da* ona 1 $138 900 CM 

JOHN McARDLE 

REMERICA 

HOMETOWN ONE 

(313) 420-3400 

VERY AFFORDABLE 

W DeaTOom location Room* ar* 

apactou* $ hom* a m nice 

neighborhood Naaer kjrnaca 

amdoa* 8 eOenor tnm pAj* * 2 

car garage A graal noma to Ban 

oul * al only fes 900 

Century 21 Towr>e Pnde 

(313) 326-2600 

FARMINGTON HALS OPEN SUN 

1-4 21510 Hancock Unique r*r**i 

on craa* 3 bedroom* pkj* Idxary 

1*1 loor aundry o**r*ti*gr*d*» 4 

bedroom* .coded W $248 900 

Opwi Sim. 1 5 5B2 Ronbury Dl 

1810) 373-4158 

I. hug* maal*r 

• mU3*ao bam. 

hardwood loor* 

OUTSTANDING COLONIAL Shorn, 

ari 

2»» 

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(acuUi. 

id I 

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cey aatar Op*n HOUM Sunday 

l4 2448 Itomee* Dr W*oa Rd 

al Lochavan| ai Wioa Farm 

(810) 363-8803 

*«Saa baeemart 8 2 ear garag* 

ffl|ay MTd* beacfaa part m S 

nahn Iradar $148 900 Take Tnamo 

uaa Rd N ol M-58 lo E on 

Woodcock Way man aa 8 toaoa 

wan eigne to 888 Btoe Haror 

ENGLAND REAL ESTATE 

810-474-4530 

PLYMOUTH TWP 

OPEN SAT 8 SUN 12-3PM 

LOOK - Ptymoue> Tan * WO 

m*#it*n*nc* iroa 3 badroom rancti 

m*r apian loor pan Famly room 

mm- iveptooe Jcioraal to deck in 

bada D laamara 8 2 oar garaga 

Ea*y accaa* to aapreMaay* 

•noppra acmoct $127 500 

CALL GERT MARY or KATHY 

THE MICHIGAN GROUP 

REALTORS PC (31 J) 4SS3600 

•ctiooa Viaa nakaa 

tamdy rooms arg* Kroaned porcft 

$134 800 810-228-8256 

BRIGHTON 

E*9* RaMne 

irrnadtoa Occupancy 

BUILDERS MODEL HOME 

Dramaac rare* toorplan Vianao 

aaf-oul Peaamam a«i l»aoiaca 

Luumdua emenaei Man car* * 

•noa ramovm proaded Baa^lu 

mad aeibng • ma* IO 198 

$274,500 

ADLER BUILDING 8 DEV CO 

(StO) 227-9800 

OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 

HOT NE W US TING' 3 badroom 2 

bath Cap* Cod Central m< 

Gorgaou* tread tol back* lo 

commorwperk 43802 YorMoan 

$128 800 Cat Joyce 513-416-5766 

(313) 459-6000 

C O L D W E L L 

BANKER 

PREFERRED .REALTORS 

Fsminfloiv 

PsmingooBilJ^ 

A COUNTRY HOME m m* CITY' 

3 beaoom rom* over 1200 *q " 

on muK acre' Freer*. pe«*aa 

cwan Don-' ma* c $88 900 

Cod* 457E 

REAL ESTATE ONE 

810-548-9100 

FARMINGTON HILLS '954 CuMom 

bum bnck ron 159^00 

CENTURY 21 TRAVIS t ASSOC 

110-688-5000 

LYON TWP Opan Btm t»S 28438 

Ma rkr sail S a Poraac Tr w a 

kMoro Rd 1800 aqft 3 beSoom 

Corona bay aandoa aaS-mmaMa 

barpnnm iSarm room, laaan. 1a 

Soor tountty 1 U bam* 2H car 

aaragadaak*ioi4ito >148.800 

lyXacraa (SIO) 

S RE OF PRO 

iwa 

w a 

LYON TWP OPEN SUN 

1700 aq 8 color 

baoke to pam 

bama Mam. oera-a ac 2 

714 

man* aatraa 

oanc* $17X900 

6r*t(Mesiooa 

OPEN HOUSE SUNOAY 

2006 Acsdemy 

N a ISity W a CXaer Dm 

Heart a W Oeamom 

^ CâayicsMajaaoo 

COLDWELL BANKER 

Schwstuer Rssl Esute 

OPEN HOUSE 2 to 4 

1478 Bamntat Sn a Mama s W a 

Tatepap*' 8889 000 N»B8I 

HANNETT a WILSON 

& WHITEHOUSE 

(810) 646-6200 

BRIGHTON TWP 1B00 aq S bnck 

ranai 2 S acrae Many eatrea ayro 

old $178 800 (810) 684 1181 

LAKEFRONT HOME 

2 

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S dnve at near plumbing ilii.au 

aalue a $178500 Mua aae cat 

atamaamant 810-231 1737 

MO REALTORS PLEASE 

Irancf door* to dack la toor 

•undry baeamanl central au 

^nnktor ay atom I yeei home 

aanenly included 4 "»rch mor* 

RIMERICA 

HOMETOWN REALTORS 

(313) 459-6222 

PULTE BUILT, 2460 aqR bnck 

ootoma m SurSoaar brand naa S 

loaded mth upgrade* Only 

$222,000 Cal to aea* 313-453-5025 

SPECTACULAR Ranch m 

Wndaor Par* OPEN SL»t 4-30 

l-4pm. 44260 Vaage Cl. N a 

Waran E a Sheldon 313-45^4426 

m 

BEAUT* LA DUTCH 

We* * aanooa 1 

•rmmîam (•» 

Conn 

al ai 

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tEVfSLV HKaJ BeetS 

ksrw 

v mm 

SS' 

r?*„uTr!Tir 

aaraga $1*1 100 ll'tfl 64J 

•EvtMLv MUJ veesee w* 

mw, i kesaera. i i tap, i ^ 

ST. k~e^d Beearnanr II 

BX'SB^SUWCr 

MVWLY MUS va 

MssOawMya 

wM < aeal7"iBSa 

SjitTl'uUMr 

man aev«ng 

., ijurea 

4 m anasa 

•IMaa 

i« atari ii 

LIVONIA 

HERE COMES SUMMER! 

Your own private paradise-spacious 

4 badroom, 2 V» bath colonial wKh 

dan, cantrsl air, partially finished 

baaamant snd pramkim lot with aasy 

care haatad gunlta pool with fountain, 

whirlpool spa, mature landacaping, 

dack and patio Designed for aasy 

IMng. $199,000. 


WOODED WONDERLAND 

Gardener's Delight. 2 badrooma A 1 

bath |oln living room, formal ft 

• — a i riln la~i as mau. ii It r hi s n ft f4m«-i 

mrormai nvw Rncn®fi w Owii 

on tha first floor of thia cuatom built 

brick homa. Two mora badrooma ft 

aacond bath up, family room ft 

laundry wtth sxtra V» bath down. Ovar 

an acra with towaring traas ft huga 

garaga. $194,900. 

CALL JOAN STURGILL 

453-8700 

RE/MAX CROSSROADS 

Home Bijyers/Home Sellers Expo" 

Sunday, April 30th 

Holiday Inn Uvonia West 

17123 N. Laurel Park Drtve 

Call (810) 478-1700 for reservations 

Become Informed about all aspects ol the homa buying and home seBIng 

processes by attending Ihe following expert panel presentations: 

12:00 Noon-2:00 p.m. 

For Home Buyers; 

Chuck Mils, 

WWOCAR President 

Rick ftowflng. 

owner of Ptymouth office 

of AmerlSpec Home Insp. Services 

Brian Herschfus, 

Wood ft Wood. P.C. 

Jim Watterj, 

VP. Regional Sales Mgr. 

First Federal of Michigan 

David Knox, nationally known 

real estate speaker and 

keynote speaker - co-sponsored by 

RepuOSc Bancorp Mortgage 

•A$k Ihe Expeir-lndMdual Q ft A 

2:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m. 

For Home Setters; 

Chuck Mils, 

WWOCAR President 

(Ock Bowling 

owner of Plymouth office 

of AmerlSpec Home Insp.Services 

Brian Herschfcii 

Wood ft Wood. P.C. 

David Knox, natlonaty known 

real estate speaker and keynote 

speaker - co-sponsored toy Republic 

Bancorp Mortgage 

'Ask Ihe Expert" *- 

individual Q ft A 

David Knox has 22 years experience m the red estate Industry. He b the prockjcer of 

one of the best selling consumer videos m the countiy: "Pricing Your Home to SeT. m 

addition to his TV and radto appearances he writes articles for numerous real estate 

pubicatlons. 

Sponsored by: 

WESTERN WAYNE OAKLAND COUNTY 

ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS® 

A canned good donation is requested in lieu ot any admission tee. 

Food cotoctadw* tighten to tha Sahrtkn Amy hr attribution to tose in need. 

A1* centric

OAS Thursday. April 27, 1996 

CLASSIFIED €STfiT€ 

329 Ns*i 

FARM»aGTON HRJ.S ^ 

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n '—i—mac V*i 

• aai ar 1 ••»•»»» >» • . »* MO toJBBA —r- I car (M)i 

*v Caa «»Ci » 

SE OWN 6 CARS? Alluring homes \»a. 

— ;»sc 

E«U COLNTRI RIOGE REALTY —-•— —'— - 11 -a I .-• 

>• W >» «*—•»• *9 k«C A* *• (66 too 

• »Qv M' 4&OQ 

^rLT^J FIRST AMERICAN 

4 yr on J>v ~ acraarad porch. ) »io 

or toncad yard »A | 4* "* 

•• «•" " " - -*•'» ••• I -W .MM • II ' - • - — v< W 

•j » part*** 1 Carara ar 1* aan Vi ti aaa mam coram a« 4 1*, 

36 *od rard A -nud M j w arui «'v"-.an-iarn »' 1 »' >4 

r Htm •'«"«'« I td « >n)M *3 cumpnka , 

1 arm ft) k^naoa OM mprovw ! 

•00 

. - IFVONIA BEAo'TY 

Dc K«-an»j* to WOT Taut • M ri ' «M 

a"U N ^ J Ewoouwa 2 V» 

— Century 21 ^ 

2 CASTEUI 31/S25-790C » ^ 

'15^. . » 4 4 2c aB-^r-o » 

NEW •**«: »rr SOC 

, w 4 *wg w H 

— - - S) 4 Soun 

o> Aw A/bot TrW CXJCT MTCM0M 

STREET EaoaaTigH H« 

[rt»1| 

rtsnrs 

gratad by a baa torn dac» paaa 

an] a cm* gpanma Mtfwr -» 

law %xmrv am 4 W«4, room 

ALL «*• i nnc 

ROBERT BAKE 

Realtors 

(313) 453-6200 

I o< Par—waft E ol »•—»un 

CALL JE VONVA 

THE MKXQAM ONOU^ 

RE AL TONS MC 3i>4»»*00 

11 « 

HANNETT . WILSON 

& WHITEHOUSE 

(810) 646-6200 

mi«0«0 TOWNSHIP Oraal 

in i aai i • i Ta- jlai from • M 4 

MW ft ban toona Uwnfl 

*«N0E»S *EE»E«S' Tk,4 3 I IM " ,'* n *y 

OnosTvu 

LLOnMOifcrtl 

II 4badnxana * »ai 1 rywd 

pool «»ar^» »a« -ancf- ; aoewpanev 00 L *'4S0Q0 » o-^» 

0«N HOUSE Apr, 25 4 30 

2 Sam Sacaulad 4 acraa 

on Nn Craaa. w< "om to man 

road Ma,—liana •** : urâm 

porary a» )i» aql 4 baWooma 

3 bana opar »w>c araa 2 car 

garaga pb «o S» QoManaaaa 

Km ooo hÂmioo 

333 PSekarji 

H2BB00 

Naa ConaP\jeaon *>ma a 

Phi) Roberts 

R*a. Estai. On. ^ 

313-562-8110. •* 40 

Va ACRES 'YOUR HOME 

Bom coanm COULD BE 

Mdnoan laaaN w •« 

VatMt, rfnwSMW 

FEATURED HERE" 

SHARP 

am -* fcrng 

•moaaul 

(124 900 1810) 

oondrtior By 

MB-0B3B 

NOVAL OAK. 3 badroom I ban 

bnck rancn many *jail oantra 

I114J00 (810) 43B-8 

ROYAL OAK ISIS >*«*> ®"«» 

rwvfi 3-* ba»uoma 2 bar* Nmly 

Opan Sun 

810-9BB-B02S 14 1124 BOO 

ROYAL OAK N ol 11 Mi Oanrg 

i ol 'a-iryr 

Qan^.na cra'acia' aapraaaad 

NEW CONSTRUCTION 

• 4 y»a< pnea ® 

t« boor rrmt 

MARY McLEOO 

PAGER j313) 990-7649 

(810) 347-3060 

la Mkhigaa 

IfHWhyt 

SERVICE & INTECIUTT 

Vtmuatof 

we LIVE it! 

Sign That Sells! Try ia. 

UVONIA REOfOflD 

COOE #4783 (MLS16636) 

Her* ia a 3 tiadrocim Mutninum rancti S REDFORD Custom 1.700 • aq. ft. ranch 

'—room and woodbuming Arapiaca. ivk ««h IM floor laundry on quM daad >nd 

garag* Larga lot Mreat Thraa badrooma, 2V^ b^ha. 2 car 

r . ^, J Mn a r a & JB — — » 1 r§m , ,, n M . 

i-jyaiX Wawi Bp#Cv yVB^v, lU" DA®®fTiâT\. r 'OOiTi TefTMfy 

room, flrapiaca and canbM air too Updated 

and Ml carad lor $114,900. COOE #477« 

BMCK RANCH - Va badrooma. badroom m (MLS16602) 

flntahad ba»»wnt. FarrMy room, flr * 

backyard wrtti covered patio 

------- " - $132,900 COOE 

$114,900. COOE #477$ 

PLYMOUTH 

huga CONGO, ra Your Qainl Unaxpactad t—tm 

Quiet cauaaa •aflar to rMuctarMy aa$ "toedad wttn 

#4704 upgradaa* 1994 upoar 2 bedroom. 2 be* 

In Pfymou* PoMt $131,900. COOE 

Tha opan floor plan « a braMh ol Iraah air. 

Mova Mo Ma brtca CotoraM «Mh 3 larga 

bedrooma Furnace and canarM JuM flwa 

yeara old. $114,900 COOE #479$ 

(UL517093) 

REOfORD 

ol Hadterd. Thraa 

in Plymouth 

(Mlil 7797) 

#4717 

CONOO Larga condo w«h a vary prtvala 

~ M Two 

backs to wooda olHinaw 

larga dacks oK maatar 

am flraplaca Two car^l^^l 

room and Morags room. BaiW 

n d XI KITH 

MAVFAJ* REALTY (J1J| S22«00 

PRESTIGIOUS 

KIMBERLY OAK 

SUB 

REMERICA 


(313) 453-0012 

RAVINE LOT 

sr» 2 ~ — 

REMERICA 


(313) 459-6222 

BRING YOUR 

VIDEO! 

Van aanl aart la mm a Bang m 

Baa 2(00 Ml WfkBi Coaonal 

•Wooma 2 S ba»a. iBalB graal 

a 4 a larga Ban Bon RaiBrg to 

4 lUflB auaai'»B wrtf lay^ 

Mtaaua "aMa- aaKa NM| 

(208 .000 Cai 

TM HAGGERTY 

•10-347-4300 or 

313-420-3400 • 

REMERICA 

HOMETOWN ONE 

CHBRiaNO Wd* 

1780 a% 8, grad 

3 badroom 

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6 canarJra oaar. 

| (1*4 01 

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810-387-1788 ar HO->* 

anao 

1 yr noma aaramy M' BOO P9B00 

REMERICA 

HOMETOWN ONE 

(313) 420-3400 

CUSTOM CH* Bnck 4 aam«I 

ralMtoom 1 >» ban noma »»da 

and oul Loade of aoaal 4 alorage 

•aaamnr atad 2 Car 

S1 IB 500 

CENTURY 21 

HARTFORD SOUTH 

(313) 464-6400 

FIRST OFFERMG manna 4 Oaar 

3 badroom -ancn. aaa-n kBLltan 

a« aauna Radord CALL PENNY 

BRADLEY (410) 880-1433 or 

ROYAL OAK Opan Sat. 1-6 3 

1 Park rancti 

Lara a aa. 2 car 

garaga IN ban 1334 Aaaa a N 

ol iTib W dOxM 8I0441-3B81 

ROYAL OAK • Opan(«i t-S 812 

Oatmiaa A«a E * Woodtaard, S 

ol l~mri 1600 aqfl Capa Cod 

tfi'iai— 4 Badrooma 2 « 

4 

aitehan aummar porcn riaw 

carpaang 4 njol a* 4 N Aalona 

('49 HOC- (BIO) 3BB-3018 

338 MaTon*^ 

JUST REDUCED 1 

BeauWU 2.900 a«B 9KM Aimoal 

bana Nrga 

i U Bnck k 

3 

room 

anlry arvat 4 moral 

S22B B00 (7746) 

Remenca 


(313) 456-4900 

OPEN SUN 2-S 7000 CURTIS W 

al Shaidon N dl Tamwai 

Gorgaoua 2JOO aqft rantf. a* 

niaain.il on 7 loaaly acraa Pv***- 

mal 4 acMcaa (Ml 800 HMa 

Remarica Homatoarn Raauo-i 

313-26) 1643 313-463-0012 

OUT WHERE 

THE AIR 

N "aar 4 caaarv AOaokAa quaaty 

tana 3N tm garaaa 4368 800 

SURE AMI VSTON SUNOAY- 

ROBERT BAKE 

Realtors 

(313) 453-6200 

Won T aa> caB Carolyn or Oaoraa 

ERA Baraara Raany (610) BMdOO 

DOWMTOWN 876 MVM 2 bad 

W. »n 000 

MELP-U-SELL * MIWE 

01a 

FABULOUSLY 

UPDATED RANCH 

LARGE LOT 

11 400 aq a 

.. _ 3aaaa kitdtar 

Hill Uh aaaua « (B4 800 

PAOE MBCE WCKHAM 

(810) 704-2748 

CENTURY 21 

ROW 

(313) 464-7111 

•a "d 8 "-1 aBT garaga. IN 

1 Bgar Coma aoor or aay 

gaodfeyato taa anar (138800 Caa 

JOHN McARDLE 

REMERICA 

HOMETOWN ONE 

(313) 420-3400 

HEART OF 

PLYMOUTH 

RIVER FRONT 

(IVhtmSS "wV&2»20« 

CENTURY 21 

ROW 

(313) 464-7111 

REMERICA 


(313) 459-6222 

HOUGH PARK 

iKNMWtPaWaanMnoa 

uannS»» TaBarhaaf aa 

•an aart 88W wa 

24oo sq a 4 aaBnaia. k mi 

mriii Nat aiiwiaa IMS 

PM ^88. aaatar « $T taMBBR. 

- ,j0, o% > g3r^ 

Oary. 4 aiam" | 

BrokBf Pick of The Week 

IRymoun l_ 

(291 800 (l«2CU) 

REMERICA 


(313) 453-0012 

QUALITY BRICK RANCH 

FaaBâa "rga aMng room WB» 

I IpH 1 and Rnmg araa li—R 

Hi 8ai apH N acra yBrd mm 3- oar 

fSSSsixf -"pfa 

COLDWELL BANKER 

Schwwlzwf R*W EstMB 

RBDPORPS ««ST AREA 

CENTURY 21 


(313) 464-6400 

locbttteWAibar* 

AUauRNHLLS 3 

WMlaeLi-i-- 

srs-'-'-T.rsa 

SALEM SPECIAL 

10 acraa or aaaa and «Maa 

taa 3000 pma aquara ta* 

jma IhymouRi SeTlBOM 

Oualrty Bviu oul and moaa-tfi 

conBbon CaB tor 88Nâon 

•KA4AX CROSSROAOS REALTY 

SPACIOUS w-twaf an 4 

snrar:, 

BRICK COLONIAL 

Moa 1800 all Ulna 2n 

Ban noma aiti 8M Boor taunWy 

tormalêarang room 4 tynBy room 

garaga (124 B00 

Call Karen Brown 

Re/Max 100, inc. 

(810) 346-3000 

BROOKDALE WOODS 

fill*81 4 11811 a i, 2N kana 

RNkiw % "75 MMafw 

RE/MAX on »W HHs 

FOUR BEDROOM I car 

KWJ tomay —— raaaa 

(12B.800 

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aaraga oa a larga Nl lart Bai aanai 

Mat and oarM Mr a oourwy 

ERA ACCENT 

313-591-0333 

344 rVBatOrdurdLk- 

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2v. batlt. knlahad 

baiamani Nka pr>valagaa 

(146 900 Opan Houaa SiMtoy 

1 -9pm Caa (810) 3BJ 37Z1 

OREEN OAK TWP 

Naar 1WB aq* raoc#> on larga 

aoMOininaaaB 3bat*ooma 

Comaa aWn IB monih C3*r 

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taoa add diarm t> na axtng 

n Dating room aan bay 

i*ON TWP rwada 

R BR V 

"liiiin VI«"I?120) 

SOUTH LYON 

2B00 aq IL bnca ranch. IS pan) 

trail acraa 1400 aq » two tor, 

M S2B8.900 

Naaar ban AJ nago- 

aataa CUM aa a buBorv Aawng 

(45.900 (7703) 

REMERICA 

PICKERING 

313-458-4900 

CM Leune Forrest 

(810) 466-5015 

RE/MAX Countryside 

COME SEE THIS 

BEAUTlfUL HOI*' 

Larga rooma 2 Ul Bana maalar 

badroom naa aaniu, bniahad 

aaa man ardrt bar 4 rac mom 

lo* mora dl4 BOO (T7I5I 

Remenca 


(313) 458-4900 

I BEAUTIFUL BRICK 

CEDAR 2-STORY 

»> NW Troy a» 8ral aoor ma 

Oraal room krapiaca 2H bana 

tnmfwO Baaamanl arW> aal bar an) 

ayalam aniaadara. 2-ear garaga 

(238 800 

WEA. MAMUEL. SWYOER 4 RA*BCE 

BBSTSBO - - 

NE TROY. Opan Sun 1-4 PM 

Coronal 2770 aq 8 4 badrooma 

23 Bad*, tamdy room 1)71.800 

81OS7B-9OI0 


EXCLUSIVELY 

OPEN SAT 4 SUN I-9pm 

BUILDERS CL06E0UT 

LAST YEARS-PRICES ON LAST 

3 MOUSES Ranchaa. Capaa 

Cakxaaaa Bom ft87.800 

S OB OaANj^ Park w ol Waa* 

HOWARD STAA8?? CUSTOM 

HOMES 800-270-8860 

SUMPTER 10*61 RAWSONVKXE 

an acta. 1600 aq II ranch 

huga tomay room $123 500 

HELP-U-8ELL 

ma 

New Construction 

Spacaoua )SOO aq* ranch a«i M 

ikbirji Baa am an Faapwca «i Graal 

room PnoalB maator aaaa. lal aoor 

la^ttv ? co aBachad 

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Crescent Lake Pmnleoes! 

Tha tnarmng Tudor naa • d 

3 badrooma IN baH-a Baaartan. 

garaga toncad yard and ao much 

mora Pncad nghi 10 aa* »M*ay 

(•4 800 (Eo-weseu) 506379 

Cass Contemporary 

Wstervtews 

Naa daoor opan Boor plan martaa 

CONTEMPORARY 

COLONIAL 

cadmgk ( balcony Fua baaaman 4 

Sacoraaad r a* modam colon At 

r>a lor only (134 800 (MCOHA) 

REMERICA 


(313) 453-0012 

OAK RIVER Eaai • Spaoou* 4 

badroom IN ban Tudor ootonw 

3300 kO B 3 car garaga V 

-o«aaonav M'kli'l larga Cualom 

.jack Many oBtar taaMiai Pnoad 

to aaa (36B 900 810 892 -6418 

CUSTOM BWLT " 1866 Bka 4 

badroom 2»» ban mm o»ar 2500 

aq * naa ao mm* to oRar nckxang 

cararai rac and aaaây kyaaam 

Dor 1 rar Pnoad (144.900 

ERA ACCENT 

313-591-0333 

POPULAR TROY auC 4 BaWooma 

S i Bana Rxary tomay room mrmrn 

Bar knahad baaamain* cararai aa 

3 oar garaga eamai USB.ooo 

610-408-8171 

TROY • 3771 

Baach S c* 

E 02 toal cn Bta aalai Country 

knch*n tomay room a*1h kraplaca 

Vaplaca axihar pkcuoi M aaP-oul 

Baaaman a tnahad OuaM-r nru-oA 

(289.900 |EdW-B6HAV) 50811 

Only Two Remaining' 

Ouaary naa cona*ucaon corn 

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nghkgniad by appwDmawa^- 

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(ED W-49FAI) 

Max Broock 

810-626-4000 

CootryBoaes 

ITlleVta US-23. Bryaon a 

Pro Conatruclion *r>ca* f-ror 

(106 800 

AOLER BUtLDPIO 4 OEV CO 

(611» 737-3663 

BY OWNER LaBa ChartawoN oondo. 

I badroom 2 ban. (to ~ 

3rd laaal. panoiamic alna. o 

Mmnorart tumahaaga. (128 800 

dayS 1-000-363-4666 

aaaa (1&B81-3401 

SYVWU KEOUGH 

IMMACULATE rarteh noma In runl 

WALLED LAKE 3 

ranch. i*» ao S. (2) to* bana 

a«4ra plaoa. a* aotor. 

a ccuiky kUchar 

knahad han. nuoa 

nan taniy 

4 taaAU 

cuatm Bkndk nat*rai daoor. mora- 

SB4B00 Cal tor daaarN. quMRad 

buyan on*y praaaa 3)3^72^4606 

FOUR BEDROOMS 

Tha 4 Baa com noma a »i mownn 

(Sndkon updMaa nOuda aaitol 

TROY tor aato by oanar Bu* m 

•862 4 Badroom apR Soman* 

Chaaa Many aakaa S32BOOC 

(810) 641 9140 

Outatandmg cuatom 

Troy noma aBuaaad on 2 

- — i Sba«»oorm 6 

and a aaia ol ina an avdoor 

aarimming pool " Shown by 

awuaaiai* lo »ia«8al buyan 

610 616 1669 

342 UMaLaU 

ftaeLakf 

NEW VICTORIAN STYLE 

$156,500 

1 aOC k«B noma 860 aqR i*8a,l 

naaifara, 2 oar garaga 2H aan 

nufi mora' Ca* today" IW 900 

(776T) Remenca 


(313) 458-4900 

aoan 8oor plan aan natM ootor k 

aTtKfWd Qaraoe _ 

WaBad Lata aOtooN SEV S08 000 

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DackW) Houaa opan tor atapacaon 

Apr 23 4 30 (i -6pm) Houaa lb 

ba aoto to nghaai bid" aRar 8pm 

Apr 30lh (142 800 or baa) 

(338 000 

CS371 Akk tor Conroa Mack 

CONTEMPORARY LAKE FRONT 

Tao-llory on Byhran Laka a*h 3 

badrooma IN bama (Brary bu«i 

«i antartainmant cama- opar 

kicpan aan aating araa and aon 

atand hot IA ovartoo*a Bia laka 

2 car aftachad garaga too many 

toaturaa lo man*on 089.000 

Ml 615 Aatu tor ConrM Mack 

Opan Sunday > 4, 1619 Maddy 

Lana (S ol Orchard Laka Eaal 

01 Caaa Laka Road) 

WOLVERINE LAKE" EnfOy nto aa 

aporta laka 1 Contamporary a*la- 

nor. 3 Badrooma 2N batha graal 

room M>eaN 

MAX BROOCK. INC 

810-848-1400 

SPECTACULAR! 

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ooorn I M ban nana 1 

L caPadnB oaanai. Pan 

4 nauBM aa«d ^ra opan 

ELIZABETH CHUBA 

REMERICA 

HOMETOWN ONE 

(313) 420-3400 

IVtanlvZuW 

_ . _ J Aakno (114.800 

aioea i-aala or 

8)O-3BSSB00 

GREEN LAKEFRONT 196 S d 

troraaga W akyandaM. 4 BaiPooma 

4N baPa up ana Capa Cod. 3156 

aq B pma Braahad naBc.t Naora 

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Sub. 3 badroom ranch. 

LAKEFRONT BUY 

OWNER WANTS OFFER 

Svromdad by aaaar on 3 ada*. 

your oam a*cludad Ed*n 3 

badrooma. 2 9 bana totMoua 

kachan hug* dack j.atouWjl Nka 

E apad tool inn ma* if *0C 

100 FT. LAKEFRONTAGE 

kom your dack 

naaar kachan. 

I ramp 4 do* 

L800 

(3.700 MOVES YOU »t 

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anmadiaia po*aa*aion"> Oily 

4*0 800 

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aan opaon lo buy" Dramaac I 

badroom condo 8 * cadngk dakoa 

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sryto LMNG-Smdl opaon toa Orad 

T«nad RED CARPET KEB* 

BIOBRNQKAM 810446-8600 

LIVONIA 8323 Eadand Or Opan 

Sd4Sm 1-5 Spaooua2baWoom 

2N ban* maalar badroom on Id 

Boor. aa*ad caRng. to*. aky*ght» 

•vacaca dac*. comar una. 2 car 

4156 000 313-901-2042 

LIVONIA 

SPLENDID LAKE- 

FRONT CONDO 

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5PM 

3880 PINE LAKE KNOLL 

$519,900 

\ luxury on Wad 

BoaiMfi knad a*apom aaa 

. Saaapaio Ldra VMa 

• Bod Wail and Boa! 

CaRnga 

ABANDONED REPO 

NEVER LIVED IN 

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nomas Btod hara "coma to cfcady 

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tram laariaai 

mr* trom Tiaak Mdro Park and 8 

CALL TOOAY (810) 437 1703 _ 

tor outran ran apaoala aan S*M 

d (6 000 

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payman and ctoamg COBS 

ndormanon cat Siartoy 

OUAJJTY HOMES 

81fr 437 2038 

ROCHESTER aa* kapt 14 

araack 2 badrooma 

•Saptca 4 Bay aandoara 

ancaa (12.500 (410) 652 

SCHULTZ 196 

14*75 3 baOoom 2 lu* 

lOatO ahad dacl— 

tun (leOOCVtad [8*0) 664 

LIVONIA 

Larga 1.400 a«* oondo arah unng 

laadrg to larga bdoony pod 4 

aubhouaa atdudad A grad noma 

at a arad pnoa Aatong (88.800 

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m by to*ii*iP'"an i8i« 8*2 7306 

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356 

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LAKE FRONT OONOO ON* a way. 

mud aal 8u g*lut jrwrt Boor 

wat » baWoom t tan cam*. 

1200 aq tod SSB.00CMMM Opan 

Sun 1 8pm 1864 Ongaaman 

Baaamanl. prhraaa paaa, 2N oar 

garaga 4230 800 (41W 6*7 7113 

UVONUk 

baiBuJna 2nd 8oor 

r many naanr 

456 900 aanl 

610-347 2246 

HURRY! 

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, Sumptuoua Coraamporary Dacor 

i Orar 3000 aq « 

CALL GAIL S ALPERT 

810-737-3352 

CRANBROOK ASSOC.. 

INC. 

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W BuurnBala and ina ocmo aah 

room a*h doonaa* to Hack Orad 

room aan 2-aaory raiRad caang 6 

boaaad oul atod iavptoo* Id fcor 

a^dy "A mud aaa * 4164.800- 

CARPET KEBI 056-8100 

RE? CA 

WATERFORO - LOON LAKE 

IronMoa Conto BiW 80 Waaartord 

Bod wp pod 2 badroom*. 2 ban* 

Bargan 1720 aq B 4I*« 300 RE. 

MAX HO* Cal RUSS MESSINA 

646-9000 EXT282 

QUALITY HOMES 

E. J. Dombrowslî, Inc. 

NEW CONSTRUCTION - HOWELL 

21,000 sq. ft. 4 badroom Th balh*. greet room, 

fropiace. parlor or (ormel cVang crown mottng 

threughoU MM.CXXI 

3 bedroom. 3Vt beths. fireplace, 2000 sq ft plu» 

finnhed ««Bd» 6*4-46«a • 416-388-3*73 

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APARTMENTS 1 6 2 Badroom Apts. CSnton Tap. 810-791-6444 (313)453-2800 U Ma And Awa 

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From $675 Arm Arbor 316677-3710 

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810-477-6448 AFAWTMCKT 

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810-932-7780 

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a Window Treatments Mon -Pit Sa 10-2 

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810-349-8200 a Easy Access to i-275 

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1 A 2 Bedroom Apts 

$465 

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ENJOY THE BEST OF YOU* UFt in IMS Premier Condo 

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$425,000 313666-7000 


A LARGE FAMILY HOM. Frve bedroom ano loft, 3 bath, 

large (35*15) great room plus rec room. 2 fireplaces. 

2 63 acres. 2 story bam. 8 car garage. 

(23J-47487) 313-455-7000 


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2S bath coioniai in prime area. Deck, sprinkler, central 

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$183,000 (WHI) S104771111 

LIVONIA 

SECLUOED sue Beautiful brick on large lot. Upper 

level has 3 bedrooms and full bath with skylight, family 

room wrth walkout and half bath on tower level. 

NORTHVILLE 

DISTINCTIVE HISTORIC OtSTWCTl This Circa 1873 

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free brick and aluminum ranch. Three bedroom, large 

utility room for storage. Ample kitchen with ail appli 

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WOOOED NEIGHBORHOOD. Lovely ranch with it 

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custom Built closets, hardwood floors, central air. and 

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$107,900 (H15967) 31*2616700 

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WHAT EVERYONE WANTS. In their next home. 1,584 BETTER THAN NEW. Describes this well cared for 

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baths. 3 bedrooms, vaulted ceilings and more. much more. 

$10*400 . (A 185) 

$66,900 v (H638) 313326-2000 

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UVONIA 

6REAT INVESTMENT. Two family income. Neat and ENJOY YOUR FREEDOM. Uve In this lovely almost new 

clean ready to go. Each unit haa 2 bedrooms and one upper ranch offering 2 bedrooma. Is baths. Sit and 

bath. Newer not water heater and newer humidifier eryoy the scenery or enjoy the nearby golf courses. 

Extra vacant lot included. 

$79,900 (23S07121) 313-455-7000 

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updated kitchen, ceramic bath. Master bedroom has 2 bedroom 2 story brick home with a full baaement on 

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with many *onoerfm updates. New windows. Kxnace. 

heater, new roofs on houao and 

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views of >f countryside. First floor master suite with 

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$269400 (23G04504) 313-465-7000 

UVONIA 

SPACIOUS RANCH. Bnck and aluminum. 3% baths, 

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LOOKING FOR LUXURY? Quality built ranch. 4 years 

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$179,700 (23F-07310) 313-4557000 

LIVONIA 

LIVONIA 

HOME SWEET HOME. Three bedroom colonial. GREAT FAMILY HOME! 1.600 aq. ft. brick home with 2 

Features newer roof, large master bedroom, family natural fireplaces. 2 full baths, family room, screened 

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2 car garage 

ISftoo (23F-14256) 313-455-7000 $109. ,900 (C11844) 313-261-0700 

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$69,900 (FRE) 610-4771111 

WESTLAND 

LIKE NEW IN6IOE. updates include newer kitchen cab- 

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end freshly painted throughout. Possible re/one to commercial. 

$64,900 (W630) 

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DELIGHTFUL EYEFUL. Three bedroom ranch, remote 

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$61,800 (R294) 313-326-2000 

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ONE OF THE NICER HOMES. Super sharp 3 bedroom. 1 

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$66,900 ( 23L-11430) 91346*7000 

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1*101 34*-4Q*0 

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poaar bcarda day* M pa hoa 

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4*aaaaa to aaan 100 000 pka pa 

a Q.iiliaiill -or* S day ana 

500 HeipWuKd 

500 HdpWsstsd 

500 Bt^p Wasted 

500 Help VsBlcd 

500 H+lmd 

500 BripWaiad 

SHERATON OAKS 

HOTEL 

cooping app*oa*ona 

i nol aâad: ad tra 

^r^to. brk^S^S 

am e*ary ar, 

42*8811 

401K No Wfm, w . «wi, 

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g-Spra , Mon Fn lor 

CAJ F aaa mar 

25138 Faa MM Rd 

raa. r»rill " -W war. 

AUwNWI 

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Oumrw aaaa to bean a carta r 

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Never be unemployed AMaaya mMa 

•pod money Oaala yaw oan Ua 

STno* 313-813*402 

nCATMOOOOUNO TEOaeOAN 

•ar. t yaaia aaa"anoa to aor* n 

commaaMi S >y 

EaooBora Uoi a*M * aagaa Cal 

(810) 348 4242 

INSTALLERS 

l ie oolong tar a toa oraal 

- nil* ol aahde aecuiay caAaa 

4 acund* Wang to aaai BngN. 

-a—. .... aarjaac aulomoaw iramiaea 

ba re»ared Ca* 348-5000 an **1 joa^n 80 yaa oM IMcrag^ 

OAK PARK 

. TEACHER tor Mtomoora n Re 

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tor ngraory program 

WEST BLOOMFIELD 

• ASSISTANT tor our baby MBng 

urogram. Mon Wad 8 Fn 

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Graal Mr • 

JSJ0, 

LAN08CAPM0 COMPANY 

NOW HIRING 

•ORIVERS *SALES PEOPLE 

I C iCJaalAlAMA/tf n HMh 

araa Sfflal apartwara comp_ 

BaMnad poaeon Ca* 810-373-40* i 

LEOAL SECRETARY tar ama* 

Far ntHif to r. a- 8ra Salary 

MACHINIST/ 

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aoary a* aapanaraia on madn 

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meO*nea 8 day* a 

waama, 13170 

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FULL MEDICAL 

FULL DENTAL 

— - jurance corapany car paid 

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WE ARE THE HIGHEST PAYING 

MAID SERVICE 

AMERICAN FREEDOM 

CLEANERS 

(810) 473-8300 

»«LP WANTED Hard aortooo 

paraon alto a nol a*aM M a ahowa 

e-or* on • aprvaier aenaoe audi 

a lat'ui Oul not 

(3131 S3*-*H)0 

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lain i Sand ream to 

H-90 Hee*p CP. HOA. Ml 48375 

HOLOAV INN • Nbrti Campua 

3i37e*-«eoo 

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vnwig aaaid aanrang aaal ade 

rb^tâ^ranSr^ 

HoipMiiiKW ft nwrwrw* v^P 

1(M Mbn Uru Fn (313) M6-3EM 

LANDSCAPING ganara^nalpâ 

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he—nea Ca* Ron 313-*jaaS81 

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Currant Red Croa* Ijlaguarl 

Traimng CRR laguirad. WSi 

pretamad CM: 1*10) 311 3**8 

Mon-Fn Bam-4 30pm 

313-464-2100 - UVONIA 

' SNELLING 

PERSONNEL SERVICES 

&JM.Z&1SJZX: 

H M » M*e Rd 

MAINTENANCE 

RETIREMENT COMMUNITY 

FtA ama poaaon a i HHi m a 

csa 1 " 

LIFEGUARDS 

S«»"mar Mp 

OuuiraMB Parka a I 

810 354-9510 

LIGHT ASSEMBLY WORK 

tor ocal manutaclurar Ftoal 

hour* UtBBl* 

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ca MM to aork any am* MaMeM 

bonaMa 8 proM ramo Apply 

8 30-3 30pm FranMa Faelenar 

12701 Beach Daly ItaMord 

MACHINISTS 

- 813 

(313) 72M700 

peatong. ake_ San* i 

HaaPartood Reaeaaia 

22*00 One Carta O . 

rtdnndual 

MAMTENANOEH 

3|MM 

CM 

MECHANICS WANTED 

M totoi prtaaa 

£2*J!d W iN*eSw15fhouRy «agi 

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NLB 'CORFSIATION 

29830 BECK RD. 

W1XOM. Ml 46393-2824 

(810) 624-5566 

An Egal Ocpo^>My Emp 

MECHANIC 

rSSr&y"S£?3K7 MMy (HOI **»-S*.Q 

HOUSECLEANERS WANTED 

come |oei OM team Fu* or pan 

ama. aam earn twriueea Apply a 

peraon Oantanack 32340 Fwe 

Ela. L 

HOUSECLEANERS 

waaaaa,! oray ka or pan Bme 

kMkon Do**r Clearwa Sarnca 

I313J 537-1 

HOUSEKEEPER to" lime tor 

laararar* home located a Joy 4 

toreourgh Aengior Manor 

(313) *5I 1158 

."rr 

81041S0880 

810-546-2560 

aioaao-seao 

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be abM to -or* ousaia M *ma 

Apply a paraon 32001 Chery H*. 

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•awjme 8 aaary •aQuaamar. to 

Aaane Tryak 

Lake Slate* meurance Co. 

PO Boa 530868 

Lwoma Ml 48i5»0eM 

INSURANCE AOENCY tocaeo 

W E S T E R N 

STAf F SERVICES , 

Joe Penan CnavroMX laa an 

mradaM opening 1or a PART TIME 

»«OOOR 9*cu"ty guard 

proade latalani letarancaa 

**ToE KSSAN CHEVROLET 

28111 Taagrair 

SouPdald 

Auppon paraon to aork a non Full KENNEL ATTENDANT 

time poartion al M.oiaan 

ana Sooeiy . W.aaano aneher 

HOUSEKEEPER Fu* Bme 

nmo> ootiTigrWy 

HOME CARE AIOES 

JO»I OM Mem Ol dopandaua peopa 

t at igH houaakaep*i0 tar aMany 

pertona r Waatom Wayna CoaiTy 

rttA PCA. (jaieoni aMo analaca 

CHILD ANDFAM8.Y SERVICE 

313-4S3-141S or *00-2*2-8l30 

i SOE 

Grand R~a- VBega 

HOUSEKEEPER 

Naadad lor Plymoi«ri main-') 

oommunay t\R Brna Ce*i0am*pm 

313-*S3-7t** 

HOMEMAKERS WANTED 

Earn eatre mora* aPMa aorkatg al 

hona I Rd arde raamg na u> 

4 wng ton CM ia00a2$-82n 

HOMEMAKERS WANTED 

Earn a«a IS* aoR*ng Pom home 

anMto tomay We ere< Flaaba 

ton CM IS10) 5SM051 

HOSTESS* ASSIST ANT 

» buoy Naa Hon 

•aa Btoomkaid 

ar*oy atoig to peopa and hrra 

aord I.iuaaemg MM* Ca* Ann 

Mara ataiOBSI-flOOO MMr 12 noon 

HOSTESS 

Safcaday 4 Sunde, 

(31» 881-2727 

NOVI HILTON 

HOUSEKEEPERS NEEDED 

IMMEDIATELY in Fermingian •**. 

$7 S* b nan Oan car •aj*n-a compenaa 4 M pokey 

torn* Paalaa Ann Artnr 

31>971 1000 Era* 313-4289222 

. INSURANCE 

CSR 

a Wea Deartiom aaeang 

HOUSEKEEPER 

SoulhfielO Dunn*** ha* an 

anmadiala opening Hour* 

8 30-5 00 banana mdudad Sand 

reeume to Boa 814 

oonmaig tramng and an above 

average aeiary and banalita 

package Ptoaee P»wna 

UcOoma* Agency. Be 

313 561-43*0 

HOUSEKEEPER 

STORE MAPfTENANCE 

The Eran AAen aiora n Lhrona a 

to 

F»a 

aeeamg a reaponekae paraon 

hanOe Ouaimg rtcuunang 

ctoanag Good houny rae « 

ptoaiont. congenal enartmmert 

ETHAN ALLEN HOME WTERORS 

15700 kkddMM* Rd. Uvona 

(313) 2*1 7710 

i Samoa Sena- 

• Spoda EdMon - Door Paaon 

• Hun iaapria «o 

• storeroom da* 

- UMv Braaidaa Coca 4 

Banquet Cook 

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21111 I limiRd 

HOUSEKEEPING - 

LAUNDRY 

Fidand Panama pLaaara naaMe 

Immediate opening* Reaaani 

aumxnknga NeN " 

Wood-ero H*a Niaaag 

1312 N Woodaana 

H0USEKEEP1NGOFFICE 

person needed tor ape" men t 

a Wnaand Appy Mon 

5pm WeaSend Par* Af» 

h Chery H* 

RuF 4 Memmen 

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EaceAem laato Appr, tr paraon 

at MHS 37256 Ma«»jalto Road 

i-aa oI Ne-to-y i 

KEYPUNCH OPERATOR 

Day 4 Mtomoon mRa rata 

m 810-47*1136 

LATHE HAND 

leaded tor Noa area (hop 

Ca* ia^ 3*8-1*98 

LATHE/MILL HAND - 5 *r* 

"JS s 

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(810) 82*-2583 

tor hoeoey pay Day i 

wa V-Laa Praoann 

UGHT ASSEMBLY WORKERS 

leaded Fu8«an ama • iMli 

Mai a* aoon aa poaecae CM tor 

raerva— 81»*71 2880 

LIGHT INDUSTRIAL 

M - kght mduama 

a pen Dme and Iu8 

n Send —or* laMilii 

to or apply m 1361 Ha Road 

Weaaend Ml «81*5 laouTi M Fort 

Rd) EOE 

MACHINISTS #&» P E2lS?7JZL 

Openora tar Or keg. 

Haa* CNC Good par. 

wiawaua lean 

BtoorMMM araa (HO) 82*3677 

KINDER CARE OF WESTLANO 

a ootonc tar paopto Mn lo»a 

OlMran » you Art ••*'•*» r 

aortung at*i ehacPen to* « ran 

Bme paaa* cal 3i>-«56 

HINDER CARE 0* WESTLANO 

lookaig tor peop 

Idren K you are 

LAWN MAINTENANCE 

Full time Farmington Baaed 

Orar kme pay 

(810) 478-15*7 

arortong alh 0*k»rer to! or j 

M 313-455 li 

I you re looking tor a tpatpecad 

aar i-|—r- aork enwonmern. 

then Wlo t a tooang tor youi 

INSURANCE 

Eapendng Bamaym P 8 C Agency 

oRara opportunay tar eapenanced 

oommerclel cualomei wvee 

repr 

ooaeragae 8 be aalea onaaad We 

corarue to *a*i Non-anoarg cRca 

Drtaa code 4 pmlaaaiona mage 

Salary open 

(8IO1 644-0888 

roonari Salary o 

CMta^CenrM 

INSURANCE 

Marketing Repreaenutive 

inauranoe eanrio^ compar^way rg 

aitf 1 " yaar ooaaoa degree only 

Mnrrun 3 yaara heekh aauranca 

eapenenoe raqwred Aboae nerage 

aegea muUin banekl package 4 

opporkxay tar eOnancamer* tar taa 

raêy miI» I m*Mdual Ptoeia 

repTy to P.O Boa 422 33290 W 14 

•2a Rd W BoorWetd 4*322 

kinko's copies 

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ka ame Qietomer eervice aprt 

Mantog « 86 50 pa nr 

nduoe helping 

ouenmer*. runnmg oopy macTanaa 

caaraermg. and meraanmg a clean 

a organuad arora ptooa Kir*o i 

citara benelaa to ka tara oo-aonars 

Tha once a open 24 hr* a day 

yea-round Ptoaee aee BD or Je« 

Kmkot oI Rocneeler 

133 S Man ST 

K-MART NOW ramg Garden Shop 

ElecvcracA Dea Appry a Jtoraon 

4**4* Ford Rd al Sheldon 

Canton (3I3I 455-9700 

LABORER 

Bnc* layar'a helper Mual haia 5 

yaara aapenence irakd »i*er» 

(canae 8 oan veraca 810-477*673 

Huran Reeourcaa 

EXECUTIVE 

HOUSEKEEPER 

T>€ HYATT RCO0ICY DEARBORN 

a currently^ aaakmg «.ain>ed human -eeourca 

tar OUT rac*»y grtwng lennca 

MuAa The arecwr a airokrad a ta 

ejtaraelieaor 

•00-460-4424 

NOUWOjWMRi 

WAHTwO 

MRMtoRan w—•« 

HVAC SERVICE T1CH 

HYDRAUUC P« FTTT1R 

ffTttoi (SIOlMSaS 

IGA 

ORCHARD * 10 Mi 

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WORK COMP 

ADJUSTER 

We ourrtnRi hart a poMon oparang 

tor Work Camp Adkator -toi a 

narwaum o< 2 year* eapenenca Tha 

ca ILDMI ahocAd haaa * lanen MP 

UTERNATlQNAL COSMETIC 

IilIIS MlllMMMMMMMMB 

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LABORERS WANTED 

For aaang company Mvat hava 

Rmara kcarae and ba -Mio to 

. long houra (3131 537-82*0 

LANOSCAPE CONSTRUCTION 

• WORKER'S 

Wto good dnatno 8 GOOO 

cord "3131 425-9777 

LAWN MAINTENANCE 

Tan ah*e you -or* FJI lime 

Eapenenca ta'elered »Aj*l hart 

dependable tranaporlalion 

31 

ka 4 pan tana poeRora 

I Manager Aak tor Sue 

(313) 4** 3222 

mua be Lun•: al 

liA mAfccn ooaa oompany Davok 

EMPLOYVIENT CENTER AGENC* 

(810) 50* 1636 

MACHINE OPERATORS 

Eapenenoe prrlerrad but not 

utmary Salary oommanaurM 

a*h aaanenoe Apply m peraon 

1902 (Vicnaewr Induaata Dnva 

to (810) 852-4010 

MAINTENANCE PERSON 

NEEDED 

For large Weeltond Apartment 

Comptoa CM Belaeeri 9am-3pm 

313-728-28*0 

Leasing Agent 

id^nxntrn Uvoraa 

icimry Pan or to* 

kme Good pay atoi'antaa 

BIO 362 2220 

LEASING CONSULTANTS 

tod tor aaakana* tor our Twy 

«paBnam communHy I |Ou Aa 

id have an outgoing 

cal Sato M H0-3B2-A0M 

LANOSCAPER KE0E0 

LEASING CONSULTANT 

FM w pan Rita tar Btoom*a*1 O 

ta Graen apartmerti "n Wea 

110-6*2 2960 

MACHINE OPERATOR TRAINEES 

Fu* kma poamona mmeRateN 

available to raa appkeam* on CNC 

rachmaa No amenenca naoeaaary 

but ha«AA Compeakve atarlmg 

-a get and opportunity tor 

atfrtnoarrant CAiMml taraRa and 


needed tor apartment communry a 

RovM Da* araa EapRance and 

took • lomary Ptoaea cat 

(810) 2BB-3710 


aoRmg condaora No pHone caa* 

Decision 

29370 Stopranaon Hay 

Metkaon Hto (N al 12 m*a> 

MACHINE OPERATOR 

Fx* ama needy -or* • a* traa 

EOE Send raaume or aork hatory 

a Human Raaoura P O BO* 

115 HlllTl a* 4*1*5 

JS1® 

LANOSCAPE 

. .. a tow aood peopk 

313-537*330 

FdREMAN (rM) 

S10-S1M" 

LEASING 

CONSULTANT 

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8 computor aapana'r* * plu* « 

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to. No* R8. Man * 4 10 

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LABORERS 

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S r S W * > M . ( 3 1 R n / - 0 ^ 

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•1*471*600 

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500 

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OFFICE CLEANING m n w * w a ATTENDANTS 

9 m Emriat Nw Commaroa ama to fir 

GANTOS 

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61047**200 

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OFFICE CLEANINO puA.t.oA Farr •anrwyl 

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ca* 61 

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POOL A QROUNOI PERSON A a nvrvn**. al 2 yaar* aapananca 

ra automoava •««( «MMd 

OFFICE **ip NEEDED F%**m* 

SAIES ASSOCIATES tCAJHRFtS 

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THURSDAY. APRIL 27,1996 

BUILDING & BUSINESS 

OBSERVER 

STARS 

This column highlights promotions, transfers. 

hmrrgs and other key personnel moves within 

the suburban business community. Send a brief 

biographical summary — including the towns of 

residency and employment and a black-andwhite 

photo, if desired — to: Stars. Building A 

Business. Obsen/er & fccentric Newspapers. 

36251 Schoolcraft. Livonia 48150. Our fax 

number is (313) 591 7279. 

Kelly Brown, formerly of 

Livonia, was named the best 

DJ in Detroit for the second 

straight year by the Metro 

Times. Brown is morning host 

for CIMX-FM of 

Rochester since 

models - opened 

about a yaar and a 

half ago on the 

sits of a former 

farm and ski jump. 

Tbe two builders, Riviers Homes 

and Dynasty Homes, say just a 

third of the 98 lots in. the 47-acre 

development are still available. 

Country living in tha city ia a 

big attraction. Bloomer Park abuts 

tha subdivision to tha east. 

"It's like you're not in the city 

but are in the city," said Rico Ferri 

of Riviera. Tt kind of backs up to 

wetlands. No one can build around 

ua. We're close to the park. It's a 

nice view." 

"It's a private location," said 

Robert Maggiorino of Dynaaty. 

•The whole perimeter is pretty private, 

no (back) neighbors There's 

only one entrance to get in." 

All (loor plans built by the pair 

— colonials, two-stories. Cape Cods 

and ranches — carry base prices of 

less than $200,000 

Throw in the Rochester Community 

Schools, city sewers and a local 

purified well water system plus 

sidewalks and street lights and ifs 

easy to see why the Bluffs would be 

attractive to families 

"Ninety percent of our people 

are Rochester people. They move 

from street to street, and moat 

have three or four kids," said Rosemary 

Sellers, sales rap for Riviera. 

Both builders offer common elements 

in all their models. 

Thoae include attached two-car 

garaga, ranga/diahwaaher, fireplace, 

first-floor Laundry and basement 

Riviera has thraa on-site models. 

Ths Wildwood, s 2,400-square 

3 firms honored for concern 

BY DOUG FUNKE 

9TATV Warm 

Bottom line financials is only part of 

what defines a successful company. Concern 

for employees' welfare and community 

support are others 

Regard for workera who make thinga 

happen within a business and good corporate 

citizenship determine winners of Today's 

Work pi see of Tomorrow Awsrda 

sponsored by the Women's Economic Club 

of Detroit. 

Hiree companies — BDO Scidman, accounting 

and management eonaulting in 

Troy, Compuware, computer software and 

asrvices in Farmington Hills, snd 

Hudson's, the retailer headquartered in 

Southfield — have been singled out for 

recognition thia 

"Tha cot companies selected for our award 

clearly demonatrated initiatives which 

went above and beyond the bask steps 

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QUidc 

Classified 

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for s better quality of work life," said Lynda 

Haber, WEC preeident. 

"We're looking for organization doing 

something extraordinary," aaid Gerry Barrona, 

WEC executive director. 

"A lot are putting into effect total quality 

management and some are doing truly 

fine thinga. We're looking for thoae companies 

that are three steps ahead, not juat 

current practices," she added. 

A screening committee evaluated nominees 

on seven criteria 

• Sensitivity to family and alternative 

family structures. 

Efforts related to the well-being of em- 

_ Alternative methods, spprosches snd 

schedules for accompliahing work aaaignments. 

• Cultural diversity and other human resource 

workplace issues. 

• Maximum use of employee crestivity snd 

skills. 

• Respect for contributions of women 

\ in tha workplace. 

• Social responsibility snd commitment 

to the community. 

Finalists merited on-site visits 

"We want to point out what'a right 

out there so we can provide inspire 

tion to peopls . . . and benefit all 

employees," Barrona aaid. 

Following are capsule summarise 

of the three winners — \ - 

BDO Seidman 

"People are our moat important 

' ia among tha stated core valuea 

of the accounting/conaulting firm. 

That alao includes responsible manlament 

of each employee's time. 

Fifteen percent of partners are 

women in an industry where the averags 

is 4 percent 

~~ ' gee C0IIC—t, IF 

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INSIDE: 

Classifieds 

Datebook 

JM RROEIVSTARR PHOTOGRAPHS* 

Wlktwood: This model at the Bluffs of Rochester features three bedrooms upstairs, a study, 

dining room, great room and kitchen!eating nook on the main level. 

ii Thm Bluffs 

of Rochester 

foot colonial with three bedrooms 

snd 21/2 batha, is priced at 

$192,900. 

The main level contains a study, 

dining room, great room with cathedral 

ceiling and kitchen/eating 

nook. A two-story foyer is at tbe 

front door, snd a bridge upstairs 

overlooks the family room and foyer 

The master features separate 

tub and shower, dual-sink vanity 

and walk-in closet 

This is our big seller," Sellers 

said. "We have a lot of young children, 

and parents want to be on 

the same floor." 

The Shorecrest, s 2,300-squarefoot 

Cape Cod, places the master 

suite an the first floor, two bedrooms 

and a full bath upstairs. 

The main level also showcases a 

den with cathedral ceiling, great 

room, dining room and kitchen/eating 

nook. 

The base price is $188,900. 

The third model, the Pineledge, 

an 1,845-squsre-foot ranch with 

three bedrooms and 21/2 baths, 

carries s price of $178,900. 

The bedrooms are on one side of 

the model, a study, great room and 

kitchen/eating nook on the other. 

Dynasty has four models. 

Imperial I, a 2,300-square-foot, 

two story, features a first-floor 

master with a full-length wall closet 

(walk-in option), separste tub 

and shower and double-sink vanity. 

The main floor alao has a den, 

great room with sloped ceiling and 

kitchen/eating nook. 

A two-story ceiling at the front 

door enables a bridge upstairs to 

overlook the great room. Two bedrooma 

and a full bath are on the 

second level. 

This is our biggest seller," said 

Joyce Rekar, sales rep for Dynasty. 

"A lot of people prefer to be down 

and have the children upstairs." 

The cost is $190,900. 

The Msjesty, a ranch of 1,960 

square feet, has three bedrooms, 

2V2 baths, great room with cathedral 

ceiling and kitchen/eating 

nook The base price is $174,900. 

Two other models are under construction. 

The Princess, s 2,500-squarefoot 

colonial, offers a choice of three 

or four bedrooms, and Imperial II, 

a 2,400-square-foot two story, has 

the same basic layout as Imperial I 

except three bedrooms upstairs. 

The base price for both the 

Mai*Bty and Imperial II ia 

$194,900. 

The property tax rate for a 

houae in the Bluffs is about $34.70 

. per $1,000 of state equalised valua- 

F 

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tion, half of market value. That 

means the owner of a house coating 

$190,000 would pay $3,300. 

Dariene Macionski bought a two 

story with the master on the main 

floor and two larger bedrooms upstairs. 

"I like everything about the 

houae — the floor plan, the master 

on the first floor." she said. "Value 

of the home for the price was one 

consideration. 

Tve been in the Rochester area 

many years," Macionski said. "It'B 

kind of like here we're away from 

the city but we're right there. I 

looked in Lake Orion but couldn't 

aee myaelf driving 20 minutes 

away from the city. 

"Building a home can be a 

stressful experience. The builder 

(Dynasty) was delightful to work 

with," she added 

John and Jenifer Nance along 

with daughters Nicole and Tara 

moved into a ranch. 

"We were looking for a specific 

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The Observer THURSDAY Ami. '27. 1995 

Internet has music info for all tastes 

0*1 

ONUNC 

EMORY 

DANIELS 

Among my recent In 

ternet directory addi 

lions are hirm fun mu 

C% tie sites to viait. Muuc 

it a broad field and 

tastes axe all over Lhe 

place, but 1*11 see if my 

listings have some 

thing for everyone — or 

do—, at least. 

All you Beastie Boys 

fans, if you haven't already. 

will want to visit 

their home page on the 

World Wide Web. The Universal Re 

source Locator (URL) is http:// 

katka.swuthern.com BeaalieBoy*. Once 

there you will find tour dates, album 

covers, lyrics, and Frequently Asked 

Questions (FAQS) about the Beastie 

Boys 

The Beastie Boys also have a pres 

enoe at the Muaic Kitchen, a WWW site 

with a pretty wide variety of singers. 

Other* include Redd Kross. Bonnie Ra 

itt. the Wild Colonials, and Rock-II 

Conns. The Beastie Boys site at Music 

Kitchen includes a listening room with 

audio files, and a North American tour 

schedule. Bonnie Raitt's home page offers 

vide© clips, plus lyrics for 12 of her 

songs. The URL for the Music Kitchen 

is http;//www.nando-net.''mu*iC'gm. 

The home page for the Rolling Stones 

can be accessed on the Web at http :// 

www stones.com. Once there, users can 

visit the lounge, look at CD offers, a picture 

collection, read interview articles, 

download Stones video clips or Voodoo 

Lounge sound samples. 

A site that's loaded with information 

about concert dates is Music-Cal which 

can be accessed at http:/-calendar.com/ 

concerts/. Music-Cal lists the dates and 

locations of concerts, festivals and other 

Concern from page IF 

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child care services and provide 

meals healthy snacks during the busy 

tax season. 

Telecommuncation capabilities allow 

employees to work at home and flexible 

work schedules are available to help al 

leviate stress between work and family 

obligations. 

"Maintaining a flexible, progressive 

work environment that addresses their 

(employees') moet crucial needs will enable 

ua to maintain a competitive ad 

vantage in tbe marketplace." said How 

ard Allenberg. managing director of 

BDO Seidman. 

Compuware 

Tbe Compuware Employee Center 

housing a fitness center, dsy care center 

and employee cafeteria now under construction 

resulted from a wellness, 

work/family task force . 

Employees sre sssumed to be hard 

working sdulta so s time-off policy en 

courages workers to manage their vacstion, 

personal and sick time from a personal 

time-off pool. 

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promoters, record labels, venuea 

and even tana to submit lour and other 

event itineraries Upon arrival the user 

is invited to search the site's database 

for information by performer, city, state, 

county or type of muaic. Music-Cal alao 

offers a link of liatings by geography and 

another link offering listings by the per 

former s or conductor's name. 

For music lovers with an ear for keyboard 

sounds, the MIDI home page is 

http://www.eeb.ele.tue.nl/midi/index 

html. Midi-lovers will find several 

Midi files, software, newsletters, and 

links to other Midi home pages. 

Record labels, news about music, music 

magazines and more can be found at 

the Internet Undersound Muaic Archive 

at http:/'www.iuma.com This site con 

tains software lo play clips ajid full 

songs plus music written by struggling 

artists whose stuff you won't likely hear 

on radio. TV, CDs or albums. This site 

can be easily accessed by taking Lynx or 

another browser to the 0AE Online 

home page at http://oeonline.com and 

scroll down to Greg's Hot List. 

Gueas I really can't write a column on 

Music on the Internet without pointing 

some of you to the Elvis Home Page at 

http://sunsite.unc.edu/elvia/elvishorn.html. 

Some of the stuff that was 

at this site earlier had to be removed 

because of legal problems with those in 

Nashville that hold the copyrights over 

the King's music. But there's still plenty 

here, including a tour of Graceland, 

pictures of Ejvis" birthplace, memorabilia. 

readings, several links to other Elvis 

home pages, and Elvis Internet Sightings. 

In the Internet, world of music, many 

music listserv discussion groups are almost 

like electronic fan clubs. Listserv 

A cultural diversity awareness committee 

enhances the concept as "a befcic 

operating principle." 

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Peter Karmanoe Jr., chairman and 

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Seventy percent of managers are 

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BOB DYLAN is for all lovers of Bob 

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DREAMPOP-L is an open discussion 

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Send request to listserv^netcom.com 

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Hudson's hss a development support 

network for minority executives, a task 

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family issues snd offers scheduling flexibility. 

Tbe retailer shows strong financial 

anctstaff commitment to local non-profits 

focusing on the arts snd social action. 

"Eliminating barriers to balancing 

SA U DADBS DOB RAS1L is a list lor 

sharing news snd view* on the music of 

Brazil which has s musical culture thst 

blsnda Influences ol Portugal and Italy, 

Africa, and the U.8. The music is not 

only the boess snd samb^ but frevo, for 

ro, jazz, rock, rap, and daasical to sub 

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messsge type "subscribe saudsdasdo 

bresil" followed by your real name 

SINATRA is s discussion list on the 

music, arrangements, recordings, arrsngers. 

movies, discographies, compos 

ere, lyrics, lyricists, and anything else 

involving ths musical career of Frank 

Sinatrs. Send request to 

Iistserv(s>vm.temple.edu snd in the 

body of ths messsge type "SUB SINA- 

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OPERA L wss founded in August 

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To subscribe send request to 

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write "sub opera I" followed by 

your first snd lsst nsmes. 

PIANO L is s list for pisnists snd pisno 

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LEGAL SECRETARY 

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Plaaaa ca* (810) 336-6150 

LEGAL SECRETARY downtown 

&*mnpymir< Word Parlea Bxperv 

anca •%*• acicia and corporjua 

np*r«nc« prafarrad Eacaiian) 

1810) 250-9500 

UelpliBMl 

Clcrwal Office 

SENIOR LEGAL 

SECRETARY 

Dalanee kBgBBon o*ca ol a maior 

nauranca company haa oaraar 

apponumaaa lor >*gh»y moavaMd. 

pn:«»«aonM Mgai aacraaana* A 

mwnum o> IKM (SI yaars Mgai 

Mcralary aapananca 

ooBega U»W MgN 

502 Hdrv. 

Cfcneal Office 

PARALEGALS 

porary p 

apacMMy to Ba* B10S2 

Obaarvar A EocanWe Nawapapar* 

Bairmg ••Qo.'wa 

BvatadM n DO» Lrvoraa and Troy 

ollcaa dua to non growth jno 

aapanaon 

Onnna InaurBnc* Ccmpany ol 

Amanca oftari an aacaBani 

(•Wrdidrc 

•ar-malcnad «01t 

pvwor amptoyar-maaWad 401k 

and aducaaor. * a 

aeatrva rvd-viduai to hantfl* 

Micinlaaft and PC appxation* 

•aquired Beaua*u auuxtar ofkc* 

and top oane+e* 

Diversified Recruiters 

610-344^700 FAX 810-344*704 

ihe Farm 

looking lor (he nghr 

jrow wrfi Ihw company 

Eapandng corppany 

ngtori erae tool 

indrviduM to grow 

•AMI have good plum PA 

computer atersM on WordPertect 

and Lotue and be wMng lo Mem 

Good eiarung salary pms benefit* 

Ca« today tor inwrwaw 

SNELLING 


1-*CO 701-3777 

Larorua Soutr*eiC 

Taylor Auburr. Hd* 

SNELLING 


IMMEDIATE OPENINGS" 

CALL NOW 

• WORD PFOCESSOOS Kncdil 

edge ol MS Won? 2 0. type 45 wpn- 

3 moe eapenenca 

• RECEPTIONIST 3 MO* eaper 

enca wah mumpM an** good verba" 

MuM 

. CUSTOMER SERVICE 3 mo* 

eapenenca rype 25 wpm 

• CLERKS 3 mo* eapenenca able 

10 lee alpha A numenc 

• DATA ENTRY 3 MO* *AP*NE-X« 

t ooo • KAYSBOLMS REOJRED 

TOOAYS TEMPORARY 

(810) 649-4455 


For Troy *a Irm Mual be 

experienced m UBgaaor and Federsi 

A Oon Court procedures Send 

resume wnh salary retta-ement* to 

Office Manage' 667 E Big Beaver 

Ste 101 Troy M> 4*0«3 


For Duay Souenhald DMorro" persona 1 

J rijury law krm Knonrtedga ol 

WordPertect and rraramum 5 years 

'ligation e>par>ence required 

[ Comp*M"re Mamng salurv- arvi 

oane»n* Faa 'B*um» to Gordon 

CuOer 8 Hotman iBlOl 443-1506 

pMMe 'oneerg reeume and eaMry company wrong odcas naRon- 

rsqua^menM lo wide Candâias mould hdsa 

prawotM payroi aapananca AOR or 

KRONOS packages a (Sua Wa are 

wMng to tram #M - V 

Baac accourMng inaiwMdgs he«Ai 

Dulia* etduds dau arary Mng. 

CITIZENS 

INSURANCE 

COMPANY 

OF AMERICA 

Arm G«y ScnaBhaM 

Uansang Aaomay 

17187 N laurel Park Drive 

Suae 365 

Uvorve. Ml 48152 

EA^M OOPONUNAY EMPASYER 

and Oparang A Ooeng Mas Sand 


Warned lor Boomkald HMa MeOMat 

Products LMbtMy deiaraa Vm Muet 

be eapenenced and MM to work 

^dependency r> an axBamely buay 

and laat pacad olAca Sand 'e*urra 

to Donna W«**e 38*3 TeMgraer 

Fid Sla 103 Btoomfceld Hd* 403Q2 

PayroB 'aaiMsra 

P O Boa 1*58 

Oatron. Ml 4S231 

Equa! Oppprtonay Emp«oyar 

PERSONNEL AGENCY 

FULL TIME POSITION 

E'wgeac paraon naadad tar Ouay 

Redtard odtce DuBai NDUCA Hra 

buey phone* a'aarvMeang A OC 

Octaawnai aeekanfla. 

CM Ranee tor an epporamar* 

(313) 534-9*24 


waniMd 1 yaar enpanence a* Mgai 

PERSOBMEL CLERK FRT 

oancal poadnn ei buey 

Good typng: 

telephone uatwtk^w aai'a') 

mrr*gratmn 

commansurBta 


For 1 LU* ame and 1 pan tune 

anorr•! 

Apply AmokJ Homa inc t*520 W 

7 MM Oetrort Ml 4*219 

PERSONNEL 

RECEPTIONIST 

I Oulgomg peraor. tar peracainM mama 

general ofhee 

ARBOR rtum 459-1166 

LEGAL SECRETARY TOR P»*^M< 

peTonei Arm M>n«m^n 3 yr* 

EAJJENENCE SAND RESUME LO AIR- 

LEAK* PEATMEN A PIERVN 3000 

TOWN CANTOR STE 1050 SOUTWIETO 

MI 4*075 

FAST PACEO proteasranai dV« 

looking'tor depandaCM* paopie with 

cuelornar M^nce background tor 

entry Mval Doaxxr Ml time Mon 

Fn . 4PM-m»dr*ght Must hav* 

encallanr communicalKin A organ, 

zstiona" akMc EitoeAent benaM 

Package PieaM apply «" person 

Mon -Fri 9AM-4PM al Moms 

Protection Ona 30785 Grand Rive- 

Famangior HM*. (B10) 478-7030 

FILE CLERK 

Royei Oak law Irm saeka bngW 

moevatod mdwidJBl tor long le'"" 

ta* cterk posnior- Good orgeniisbon 

*kM* * must Pan or lut km* 

Ca# Debra • 

M#dtc*t *nd Uh aiaurano paM 

DanM mauranc* 2 ^ VBCJUOT 

401K Aaeramww Plan - Moad-y. 

ar Work Mlrtory la: 

(706) 275-5245 

or 

thorn lndu*rt**. «ne 

MMI DrOQ 064-0C 

po ao*2i» 

0«aon. OA S0722 

CITIZENS 

INSURANCE 

COMPANY 

OF AMERICA 

Aan Gary ScheBMM 

Manaang A«omay 

171*7 N Laurel Park Onve 

Sua* 386 

LivotM. Ml 481S2 

EquM OpporturMy En»*oyei 

DATA BASE CLERK 

Compute- aauHs nacasaary Cnaanon 

and matsnanca o< nam masiai 

BOM a and RouKngs Canton 

location CaB (313) 495-0000 

DATA ENTRY CLERK 

Pan time Fiea.bie hours to' 

corporatt olkce *T Fanmngion HDS 

CM Janet (B'0} 855-4050 

DATA ENTRY 

FULL TIME/PART TIME 

BE apeaaCMlad AND «M* PEAJ M THE 

•arm mlormal ATMOAPNERA o« Wa 

opponumty tar 

Brryi Ti 

your 

*mp to perm 

S 000 key 

TOIAOONR PTODUCEVAY PEY 

NCRAAAAE CM DEM 810A 73.2903 


FULL CHARGE 

BOOKKEEPE R. ACCOUNT ANT 

Needed 'or -ap.t», Rowing company 

located in Western Oakland County 

Eapenenca needed RR BILLING 

collection* payroll and general 

ledger through trial tM-anc* 

Accourwig degree hetptul but not 

Faa Resume to 

810-624-0601 

STAT INDIVIDUAL MUST DE MATUR* 

ORGANTIAD A»TH ACC.« AVE-AGA 

AACRETANAI TADS & GOOD MMPNON* 

VOICE TRUR TOR Oot APECMLRTY 

NON-SMOKING OLFICA £>'*** COD* A 

PRCTEMAONAR MAGE IMPORTANR SALARY 

OPEN FOR CONFIDENTIAL NAERWEW 

CEI* MR QCONNEA 8H3 6*4 0**B 

INSURANCE 

REPRESENTATIVES 

IMMEDMTE TU« TIME tempô-rvr* 

MOM IN SOJMMO ARAA 

NEEDED M CUSTOMER 

COMMERCIAL POI-CIES 

COMPUTER SAILS NECESSAR, TO 

INTERVIEW CALL B'0615«60 

poMBon* a. 

EAPENENCA 

NEE.»A TOR (FCRRRWGHAIT, LEW . FERN 

MUSI NAVE EACE*ENT GTAN-IMAR TYPING J 

••'ANACNPIICR COMPUTE- SKILLS 4 BE 

NIGHTY CR-GARVZED EAPENENCA V -AW I 

ESTATE A II6JA1XM REQUIRED 'COM J 

'. PAFLITIV* SALARY & EENEFITS CALL LOR : 

INTEVMW PENSONNE DEPANMENT 

J 8101 642-0333 . 

j LEGAL SECRETARY •«*OED TOR 

] INON.*MO«INGJ LAW K-RR r BKAORRTFIELD | 

! NKS ' -3 YRS AAPE*«NCE t LIKGAKON 

TYPE 60 SOWPRR. COMPUTER SKI** 

NECA*SARY SAND REVSRM PE«AORVNEI 

2S50 TINEJ-APR- RCI SUN* 25D 

BIOOMFWID MILL* ML 46302 

OFFICE 

CLERICAL 

FUN TIME A TEMPORARY OB* 

•NE CANTON ANR AREOR. YPMAN* 

A BA«*-R«AE AREAS 

Mrvice 

FULL-PART TIME ofhea parson tor 

busy LMTO tarra Eiacatlem phone 

*«îs * muet Must De sat* d-ectec 

8 TNERWY (810) 647-8050 

w E S T E R N 

STAFF SERVICES 

LEGAL SECRETARY NEEDED TOR I 

PERSONAL N.URY AW '-TN- I" SOI/!HF«M 

2 YEARS EROENENCA WCDP*N«C! 6 0 

•EQU.REA PLEASE CONTACT M'S RAVEN 

AT EAECUTVE* IHRV-CN* THE OETRORT 

•RAA NAAIM VERAATIIE OT»CE SUPOORT 

I PERSONNEL CAN YOU R-A/Y#E DUAY 

PHONES' DC YOU KNOW LACROAOFT 

OFICE SOATWARE 1 ARR YOU A WU* 

| oftca MANAGER' OPENMGS «I THE 

J RECAN. ANN ARBOR LVORU* 

I MTS 

* DATA ENTRY CLERKS 

* RECEPTIONISTS 

* SECRETARIES 

Caa tor immediate AOOOMTMER« 

Norrell Services 

313-677-2891 

OFFICE/CLERICAL 

] Southtiead CPA Vr> • mmedietety 

il person WlP 

aNrrad. but 

•ram ngnt paraon Pay com 

seeking an oitice cMncal parson 

50 5 1 

ComrTMraCBtlon SK.LH lypng akits 

compuaar knowledge and be aOM to 

work ndependentfy KmauMdg* ol 

medical tenranaiogy • dwrabM 

r sa hr with benefit package 

oflared Contact. 

ARCADIA HEALTH CARE 

(Formerly Commundy Homa Car*i 

(*I0| T40 1440 

EOE ADM 

| SO 51 Eapenencad pr*4errad Dm 

Secretaries 

^ I DABB EAT NT) 810-357-2404 

Srt.'Vr 1 - ^ OFFICE CLERK 

roruj Slenmg ; permanent ana lemporarv placarhani ENTRY iev»: Set motrvalad Fu* *me 

313 996 5503 ' RagMlar now w«H THE agency lor NON-smoker Needed tor Farmmoion 

1 wga> Secratanes ' HJM olfx* Duties »Wude Ftng 

INTERNATIONAL -TRADING : FEE EMPLOYER PAID Vcmg pihone* A basic computer 

ASSISTANT CoR SU I 

C U N C M A M M L OF*A 

Job IBI II a SCBIBIH aM 

adi at* HoBor phone and 

I* ML We (313) S*S0ii 

it2 

CLERICAL HELP NEEDED •> * • 

DATA ENTRY 

OPERATORS 

TODAY AVE QPERVNGA TAR BYIRTG 

i CM AMANDA TC ACHADUM AN 

1-3-53'03*6 

DATA ENTRY OPERATORS 

WE NEED YOU NOW WE are working 

wan several organuaaona to aaaat 

W«y THE* mng AERM Mmporary IB 

potential fMM-on need* POARON A 

opan M WTMMNFL LVOMA and 

OATRDD. TURN YOUR PAO5 yaar* paraonai ntury 

eapenenca lai a Mw dr« Quedked 

"tndOalM aad proiacl * Ngf degree 

' at tiiLtaaMonaaii' Be a Mam player 

i have eacatlant 

LEGAL SECRETARIES 

» Yaar* "hgawal 8 WoaêataCI 

80 needed tar M»"Mnaail fwa 

SYSTEMS 49811*8 

ITT 

HARTFORD 

MARKET RESEARCH 

S7 3Q/HR 

tad phone 8 baac computer aa* 

ARBOR TMPS 49*1186 

i nciuding 

selary'radirement* to P O Boa 

OF*lCt RECEPTIONIST NEEDED 

Fu* ame enrry lev. 

K-maltline dl keyboard s plu* 

8 MM Rd 

Ca* 

and 1-275 araa 

at |B10) 347 1000 

OFTICE RECEPTIONIST 

Farmmgaor aaB* |pw olkca 

X U i 

RECEPTIONISTCLERK 

Wa era a tpM growang aut 

Si«iaar with ar immeOeM 

Choaen 

dunng breaks and vacation* a* < 

duties CXiekhed 

poaaeu the 1o«owang 

•apenence wdh a muM-ane phone 

system proficiency with word 

procMesaig and spraaMsneei acA- 

wars and pleasant telephone 

eiTioy 

For 1 

seMdy reqiaramenM to 

MR DALE De YOUNG 

PO BO* *03C1 

OfARSORN Mi 4*12* 

An EquM Opportunty Employ* 

RECEPTIONIST CLERICAL ha«> 

pan Bme afternoon* !5-2&*iraAak 

Eapenenca wWi aaoad (aixaaaaig 8 

ap'eadahaets raquared Contact 

Sraw Electric Co Uvama 

31 >475 6800 

equal opportunay employe 

RECEPTIONIST Everang PtiaMor 

Fano some computer MoBt His 

3-7 fepm Mon-Thur* Sal 8302 

or Loiaaa 810847-5320 

OPnCE-SALES STAFF Auto parti 

auppaM* Booking ndwHA w» PM 

tadLiwa ig E MMnanoe ay euto atduapy 

cuatomar coneact raouva.; 

_ — ' • - Lotus 

—. -jcatec 

we d*sr a ucinpBBBit 

ant— parkaga tar ha 

Mi Bme poaMQin- Sand raanaaia 

aalary Nalory 8 iBlennoM to P O 

Boa 2O04 Laaaraa Ml 4*1910004 

OUR OFFICE * BURSTING AT 

THE SEAMS WPX JOSS 

• RCCCmOMBTS W» at wdhout 

word U'DBBBIIW* IB-»1»lr 

• J5®£Î RVT SECRET AWAA. 

Microeo* Woad 8* Wib^^ÂbcI 

I841IM 

. GENERAL CLERICAL • |8-*f4e 

• CUSTOMER BERVCi • Pan Bme 

(1* Ma paa WMBk) Fanwgtor 

hMs 87 VW- 

OAKTEC 

norval Staffing 

tm i!0i** otBi 

•1037?-4030 

RtCEPTOdST 

Typmg computer «"n lingt good 

phone MA* Fu* Bme BanaMa 

CM tar rarer (8101 4 78 8500 

RECEPTIONIST EXPERKNCEO 

Naadad tar busy .ManrMty hoapaan 

ra 

a Ccraact taaar 

(3fl3) 2*1-5*00 

RECEPTIONIST 

•way home mpto i BMBFI I 

frr 

313 

RECEPTIONIST 

For non-smoking Famngnn Mt 

aAoa GrtaaW mMnBM tor ndndlMI 

•8101 

CM 

I-7100 

RECEPnOBdST 

Fu* or pad Mne lypang he«A4 

Appy M Lane f W Corp 

m

c Classifications 502 to 506 O&E Thursday. Apnl 27, 1995 

vamoMP 

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SAIS HCK'UX MCRfAA- »>«» o ol AS3«T4MT OtNTALASSMTANT DENTAL TECHNICIANS £5* " ^T.TJ" , Sr^- 

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OCN'A. ASSATANT 

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aa/iy arjaanra S? 50 par fa xma *ta «»an 

ucvanao »»' «n*r ^«aa a-aa 

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pka Maauna 10 CMm Managar 

29*J' • Mh» l ftlO aftlOM 

or ca* fttO 3KMMM 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT PAN AMA 

BUAY WAAL ANOR-RTAIO A*AR» CMCA 

SOME WMNG ft SALUMA, *1< HOUR* 

E APARANRCA PRAAARRAA 

(•10) B» S3i» 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT 

Fg* ft PAN ARNA GRAAL W X W . 

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MEDICAL AOIANISTRATOH 

4060 STFMATO 

OAARTMN- ML 4012C 

MEDCAL ASSISTANT 

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caaraa "»«ta«n9 ft atom com 

muracaaona Pwirata oJhca aaaan 

ooooa Cndy «w»r- *>6 »« life 

Marpa, taa.am «*«' Matteee* 

Far-^notor Hate Ml H " 

MEDICAL 

SCHEDULER 

E*ce«ant Pay 

OroartTi poarKn avaaaCM A NA» 

M" ' aaaa to pra«a «4y M-ia 

abMy to aaa m 

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Euananca nol -waaaar, Wa aM 

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prolaaaKnal P«o.«y aaa M gaan 

lo carvkdaiaa a«)a'«ncaa ar« 

mark* ranaenpaon Wonârtoi 

and -naAcar lannnomgy T« i 

may caa Tears® iao 

MEDICAL. TOANSCRlPnONIST 

«CEPTIO»*8T 

a»-«>J5 .a* 

tonad Sand 

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uHk* Eapananca pro 

lo PO Bo. 

OflTXJOONTIST ASSISTANT 

oa* oam 

Fiaacaa a.HaO—» a 

Ca* l'Q *A2-*23 2W0 I rauanca computo ooor-«6**OOa 

SERVICE COO»JINATOR 10 

A* to Buay r»*na CARA 

SR-YTOR, EACARTAN' 

[Si 0i 47SS330 

DENTAL 

ASSISTANT 

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST 

_ . . . itncaanaua «* toaua 1 

aM "U* 

CA.'ÂRA aaarang aaga 

Muar sa oondaM ft aterg 10 haa* " . 

A M N TEA 'aaa a* B* »""• 

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RECEPTIONIST 1-2 N 

AU.EN HOME NEATH CARE 

•AMD HOIPOH 

•dnajmB 

•wjinin noon or •gr- i V»4A P 

Car* Coma Ka*r 6io«a> 

A HOME HEALTH AIDES 

"'H •'* 

TRAFFIC CLERK 

"a'eSr 2m 4Sday* WAra to aaaa* n a pnen 

110 MB-S1S1 

CANTON LOCATK* 

hi SaM-lpm) 

^^•MEOKJU. 

E«anancad For bun n6W aateAaig 

carac at Moan BanaMa Ca* Janal 

KwwX teV^ttlCSlT 

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1(810) 367-0700 Ei 109 

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te 3' 3-483-4811 tOt 

vaaViw i2i.an 

C A R E E R 

• O P P O R T U NTITIES 

Schwan'i Sales Entefpdses| 

fast-growing distributor of frozen 

PARAMf ^ «. WANTfOHH 

MIC.U Saw I I III AC I S 

4 

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24123 

Ml 48071 

PAYROLL ANALYST 

Haa*- Cara Carapa i| 

N«U haa ar am 

SORT/ t ALTH CA 

ON GREEN U M 

« in pan 4 MM* 

* houra an ftu- no anu' 

aatary C*8 Mi M I 

Tiiajm M*i« 

NOW AA600.00 per 

week guaranteed while in 

training 

Must be at 

and have a good driving record 

Now interviewing. >or an 

appointment, call 1-600-269-6301 

between 6-5. M-F 

BORTZ HEALTH CARE 

• O N GR€£N LAKE 

%S."XA 

010) asMi'gi 

g^rCTrr.rot'gSi 

M S I 6 AMR MAM M*IA 

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M A M M R 

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Ca* 3l3ai>«460 

Thursday. April 27, 1995 OA£ Classifies tion* 506 to 512 1 MX,] S1IM BAMANRANL ftllll] to WI»3 

PHARAMfClST 

GRIUT A SNAAON OF 

CA PLAN HAA AN 

S 

LNRONA* CANLA< TOR AN ON-. 

A) 

SUB AL A NEA UCANAA MI*'*»I*D 

to* HUMAN RAAOI^CAA CMPI AL 

METRO MEDICAL GROUP 

>800 TUXEOO AVE 

DETROIT MI 4820B 

A" E»/AL OPPORANAY EMPWYAR 

PHYSICAL 

THERAPIST 

SAMNA GOMMUMIY RAOAPN*' 

tm*-- SYAAM 

HAA A LU* AMA PNIACIN A AMTH TOR 

A PFMCAI TOARAP* MAPCNR, OI MA 

FAAALNAM A ~ 

OOMMANAURAM AM8> AAPANANCA 

FAMILY NURSE CARE 

610-228-6883 

BARTENDER 

FU* TM* URA DAY* ft r*GHA 

EAPENENCA NEOESEECY 

OCEAN ORKJLE «IO» aaaTooi 

BARTENDERS-HOSTS 

FULL OR PAST TIME 

ABOVA AVA A-JA AARNNFL* PA»« 

VANANG APPLY N PARAON ANN 

0 Ctenraaon* Uvona JTTLOSAMM 

RD LAURA PART WAPA 

R.N. - FULL TIME 

WMB NOUCKNG 

BANAMA CA* BNANDA 

MSN RN MEN FA 8-12 2-4PM 

MIDWEST HOAtf HEALTH CARE 

(3131 27V 2S60 

AAPANANCA AND BA -AAOY to ION A 

JYNARRAC AAA—IAM TEAM SAANA 

HOAPAAL A TOCAIAD A«WI AAAY CTOVNG 

I M K I C* AM ARTAR. TOADCI AND 

JACAAON WA RTTOR AO AACAAARV AAMRY 

AND BANAM PACAAGA U«^NAAD 

I C A ITLMAI PLAAAA CAL TOR 

I AI 

ML 46176 

313-A2VSBS 

AN EDUAI OPPORAMY EMPTOYAR 

Phyaical 

Thafapoi 

NOAPANOAM ONXEADK PT PRACACA 

DYNANAC 

N'PURAUNG AN ORTRIO 

AACIU*I>*'Y 

ADUULON AND ON-*M ARTRUNJ AD 

!>, OUTODA AAPARTE 

FT OUR MEATY AÂI A* 

> MA to PNYACAL 

1 HA* AAMTTI AR 11 

Y PROORAR" to 0MPT R 

A«TO OAKLAND URWAR*^ 

MI *AAD N OOPI -ACANA 

GRADA AND AAPANANOAD PT* DAARALAD 

to AUOMY AND P'OMAACNA PAAANI 

CAR* C tm MARY 

ol our 28 b*d mini 

UP PAN AMA HOURA AAOUD BA 3PM 

M 7PM OI. 4PM to 8PRR PIAAIOU* 

AUNG AAPANANCA AM BA HALPA* 

STXB 

SECONO SHIFT DIFFERENT.ALS 

PTOAAA CA* SARAN • |IO-488*362TOR 

MORA IMURTNABON OR APPLY A THA 

HAMMON HOUAA 27MO TVAKA ROAD 

BATES HAMBURGERS 

•ML *«*, IN PARAO" IROM 7 to 

VOAM OR 2 to 6PM 33406 FN* MM 

UWORAA 

BILL KNAPPS 

NOW HIRING M! 

FTK ft PAN AMA POAAONA AVAHAOAA 

GREAT FLEXIBLE HRS 

COOKS SLAFLMG « TO SSHOU 

SERVERS UP to THMWU 

4PPTY N PARAON * ON* n,n3 

UpacaM aaMood aalaurar* 

Apply a paraon 0 Dannacra 

Lrvoraa 37716 Sa Aba Rd Laurel 

MR B S FARM Noa Hang CoaAa 

(evening at**). Wa* Peraora W o< nknen 

5060 ScheeMr Dearborn Ml 48na to Lne 

Cooka Eapenence hetplui M not 

receaaary AppN n pemon between 

2 ft Spm Mon-Fn et 37714 So 

MM a toe Laura Par* Place 

COOKS NEE0ED MorvFn lucnh 

hr end Tvae • Fn 

OISI 487-8770 

COOKS 8 WAIT STAFF 

Frf-a pen Bme Apply M A/a 

*»-icuT-Rd 

COOKS WANTED hS ar 

to aanecaent to Souirda 

n peraon M Sato*. 28: 

Northaaaatam May A (Frankbn 

PMM) V ca* Sid) 358 2353 

COOK & WAIT STAFF 

W p paraon ChalMr* loung* 

NC 

aapMaamben 

"•*-* u— 

SUPERVISOR part ame 

Pome Go* 

Dcaore* 

BANOUET 

Eapenence illlraft Bev P. 

Club W BtoomAeM Cal 

(810) 380*800 

M 1 iMar S AS- 

m hi dtoaieri kaod 

Empajymar* 0»te M 

st. Joseg^ erc y 

Penel^h* 46M' 2885 

Fn siosaasoaa 

Dkaretor TMauî 

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mm* W* ^ 

BARSTAFF 

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS 

rater ancea recMied 

Apc*Y m peraon 

Mitch Hooseys, 

28500 Schootcratt. 

Livonia 

0ELI PERSON 

eapenence a male „ 

a ft aateda Fu* a Pan ame 

Cd* Bnan ft Seber 81*362 *966 

0STARY ACE to. 

ft pan ame BeiaMa to Ad ame 

ssr^f 

DSKTRiS OF FARMINGTON Noa 

Danwaaher* ft Laa Cook* FUl ft 

pen-ame po»aana a ***nu ton 

mnhm 33200 Orand Rhrar 

Fanaangton S'0) 478-3301 Aa* lor 

Kaw a Sua an 

DOOR PEOPLE »ASTEN0ER8 

WAITSTAFF ft UAMTENEANCE 

o m 729 80*0 

DELI MANAGER 

ara looking lor an a»p*r>enced Da« 

KITCHEN Cooka Prep Cook* ft 

Dahweehert needed aboard tr* 

Mchagan SMr C*pper Dana Tran 

Wage Dated an sipenence App»> 

n peraon A 640 N Ponbec Tral 

Waned LMa or ca* 1810) 96*9*40 

We a* commited to 

buAAng top-te(7* merag* 

merit teem* end ara looking 

to people wKc a-e ener 

geoc peopM-onemed and 

Brong n teederaNp tkdt 

« you quakly you oa«« I to 

yourte* to check u* out' 

W* o«a compeMrve car 

peneaaori *40l(k| nadce 1 

ana dental plan* Fo' 

mmediele conaMeration 

•end retume to 

Cm* ua** 

Cano* Murphy • Inc 

4725 N Scorada* Ra 

SUM 350 

Scon aaaa KZ 65251 

NO PHONE CALLS 

PLEASE 

EOJTE Opponuvly 

Empioya 

No 

WAIT STAFF 

Ram • Horn dey 

aeeni worAng condteon* 

aape'ience nece**ery Up to 

$400 wa n op* Orchera Lake Rd 

.aer 12 13M 

S 10*55-6662 

to he« 

buamea* eapanann * you heve 

ar eraepneneurt* apm ft ysu'r* nol 

where you mm* to be eam to 

S65K ncome poMnbal pa yaa 

-atpng eapenaor ol mMb-i'iatocti 

dofta company Tranng proaded 

Call 810-538-2939 

ATTENTION 

SALES REPS 

$20 TO S35 000/YR 

FUN PLACE TO *KX»- 

ATFTT/SON 

Gêt Opgcrtu^ to Advancan-ant 

CHANGE YpUS LIFE 

CALL TONY 

313-32*2000 

CHILDREN S SHOE STORE 

mmglhem 

-atp Eapenenca praMrred 

(810) 6**-*722 

512 HdpVMterf- 

i ± — 3 

GOAL ORIENTED? X 

SELF MOTIVATED? 

HIGH ACHIEVER? 

SJT. 

Wa (Ma A i 

aato auraaa ara | 

pcnaraa $25 060 and i 

on. leave your ami .- 

and a brat deeenpaon r* - 

Ikcaaona tor Teraaa Knm* ' 

naar ai Tranmp 

(810) 9784866 

An Equa Oppo^My bftaym 

GRAPHICS a PWNTWO 

I err oolong to a "KMer* Selaa 

call* Rata aalary 

a 

r OMmer a)U raa 22519 

Aan'Owner Fax 8t*357 1044 

CLOSERS NEEDED 

to e major home 

CLOSERS 

$1500 + 

One ce* r home *Me* eapananca 

mua Caen $ pad da*y aefacM 

CM 313*85*036 

COMPUTER SALES 

Eapandng computer »anbut«n 

company a Nnng a aMee paraon 

to Ucfiân connp eouate eeaer, 

comnaaacn ft naaan Man Compuw 

pretened 

Managa 2440* 

Road OOO Mtwi Ml 48375 

CREW LEADER 

Ha* you oan crae C* 3 Wor* eato 

toem canva**ing tor home 

.upunremeraa You w*» be eip* 

ranoed and haa good tranaponaaon 

Afaramurr d $400 par 40 hou aaaek 

M W a a »Ma til CM Mr Oum 

ol Thermal Seah Uvoraa 

313 522-4500 

DESIGN STUDIO CONSULTANT 

To aaaa! cuatomem 

color*'option* TOR 

Anenbon to detaa 

imeg* and eMhueaem 

HEALTH CARE 

ALTERNATIVE 

$46 000 FeM Yaw Potaraa 

V 

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?*!rSg 

ona ®'oi a*Ji786 

HEALTH CLU6 SALES 

aa a 

Fu* ft pert 

18101 

Caa you *ank 

a** could by YOU *pp* M ou Now 

locaaon a »*Oe W Oaka Dr ft 

HOST PERSON 

oonatnjcaon 3-4 

or Oene (8'0) > 

-4 Day* C 

669*869 

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS to toree 

id aid 

on a { 

kAcrartath deeign A AEOORATMG 

OMRNHO* time pcaaor wath 

Aeatote hour* (aome evenmga ane 

WaflUfd- 

AFitnoa 

PRESSSINOERV PERSON 

Ann Arbor pnnt *hop Mua heve 

otaat pree* **penence 

AB Dick (3131 

3 D 

Help Wanted- 

Profeanooal 

Ce* jeme* Hend*r*on 

(610 424-5000 

THE FURST GROUP 

17117 W 9 Ma* Rd 

Suite 705 

SouthAead MGY 4607S 

ATTENTION 

$25-$40K 

Weal ad* aeda n bedroom •UMA^T* 

a oofcng to edd to ou *ale» Ma* 

Eapenence a PREFERRED BU nc* 

necaaaety » you r* Oolung to a 

caraa E **»* aoc end check TA 

I out. We c*ta 

• Perd T^MNG 

-aeed Saary 

oh»»» orvtnajob tranng above 

evaaga eamng* end a pnme 

location CM Chuck A Donna M 

(313I 453-6800 I 

Sand reaume end aalary MAORY tc 

AMa Bu*dng ft Devewpmerd Co 

AIM Marketing Oiraclor 

71» EAEI Grand Rrvn 

Bnghton MI 46116 

INSIOT OUTSIDE 

SALES POSITION 

ENGINEER-INSTRUMENT 

Fortune 500 company aaia.ing 

IMacal Meurance Program 

Advencament Opponuay 

SHORT OROER COOK 

leased to Canton bar 

hou* Tue*-FR, 

467 9770 

Evenng ho 

1313) 

tabon Some compula and arord 

perteel knoaaedge WITH eUWy to 

Ptaaae *eno raaune A ta. to 

I*T< MAE Road 

Ml 48219 

F*J* 1 31*255-5757 

20123 W En 

Deiro* 

> Fu* ft Pen ame poaaona evedeba 

For cutAdar«ia ntannew ca* 

313-425*808 

OI apply M peraon A Wetarbed 

Showroom* 29810 Ford Roaa 

Gerden O, 

PARALEGAL 

SoutMwId PLENA * PI Arm seek* 

pe'Wegai Muet heve MRMR*** 2 

veer* erpenence N eutono tault 

ReApon'eib.IIT-e* nciude client 1 ANA Cor 

ntamtaw* procaeeng caant NO tout , or ca* to AAI raw 

*W*eercr CompeMrve 1 Nabcnai Sla" Management MC 

" Or Suite 105 

AUBURN HILLS bated Human 

Re*ource ARM aeek* akiiled 

marketing rep* tor South Ea«*M 

AACFAGAN Poabon involve* aaa* ol 

humim RESOURCE edmimanative 

•ervice* Ouairtiad candidate* 

poteau ebectrve •>«» and ara 

oornmurucatnon.'pre*anial>on akdi* 

and provdn eapenence dealing anth 

buameas owner* Salary car 

insurance 401K 

on* 

salary ft benetit package Submit 

Boa 11062 

Obeervw ft Eccantnc New*peper* 

36251 ScTHxncriH Rd 

Uvona Ml 46150 

Help Wanteti- 

Saiet 

SHORT OROER COOKS 

Apply now Ctoa--- pteaaim *tmc, 

tpner* Btomey Bey Put 27756 W 

Werren 3 block* W PR mk*ier Rd 

SOUS CHEF UNE COOK 

WIN 4 yeer* eapenenca Acae to i 

work morning* *om* night* 

average 40 tvvweek Send reeume 

4140 Woodward Detroit Ml 4622« 

Stage & Co. 

Souraaw Mchigar* R**MM 

ABILITY REWARDS 

Real Estate 

Career 

Free Training 

Full Time Trainer 

Century 21 

Hartlord South Inc 

"6 MM Haggen, 

313-464-6400 

ASK tor Larry Frey 

KITCHEN HELP AM or PM AA«an 

ame PREP Cooks Lne Cooks Nagr* 

Crew Leeda BeneMa Sunday* C0 

New eapaance neceeeery Apply 

afta 2pm Red COM Tevem 3606 

Woodward Roya Oak 

KITCHEN >«LP ft DRIVER 

For flroaang company Muei be 

daparidabte Fu* a pari nme Pay 

313-522-3377 

IKITPSN HELPER 

For • 

11525 Fermangaon 

PART TIME 

Apply m 

an na 

KITCHEN HELP 

Top pay Apply a 

MacKinnon • ReMauait 

126 E Men St 

LARCO'S 

Now hnng Cooka Buaaer* ft Wat 

- 1 61*660-0066 

AM & PM Wait Staff 

Host Staff 

Bus Staff 

Deli Carry Out Staff 

Apply tr PERVN T.jel toru SUI 

Idem6pm 

6673 Orchard Lake Rd 

(81101 655-6622 

STOCK PERSON 

I B* • Merka ol Ptymoulh 6 

dey* UP to $600 pa monto 

V Afternoon* BED 313-45J5040 

THE FAMULT BOGGY a ookjry to 

A day prep cook. Mon-Fn Com 

patitive wage No EXPERIENCE 

(810) S53-9090 

THE FAMILY BUGGV A looking to 

dey Hoat.'Hoaieai Compatitnre 

arega Mon Fn no **penence 

18101 553 9080 

LME COOKS* KPERIENCE0 

Preatigieua Counlry Oub a 

SouthAMd Apply n paraon Alon-Fn 

9am-Spm M 21831 

LINE COOKS 

KLSSTSL 

PPIWywi 

Ca* ft CaMra CMbatora 

SIO) 473*300 

LITTLE CAESAR S 

STORE MANAGER 

FUNTHM 

Great 

Cicsawn Pay 

Advancement Opportunity 

Wa haw* two loeanona In Oakland County 

Waned Laka 

tand your raauma la: 

Baytaktar 

LAL FOOO CEHTfn 

31M Walton Wwd 

HMa Ml 4UO0 

L aae CaaaVa a ocnera, 

AA ansa neiagamew can* 

out T«a Siaaum and Joa Laua 

Arena Mil** Ekpewnoe pre 

tarred Stanmg raw beeed on 

i|. Mapaanni. Send Reeume to 

Aan Roaaanwh 800 Oac Carta 

0» r 

EOE 

LUNCH hME COOK Mon -Fn tor 

a* a aandaacp maMng Apply a 

aeraan 35pm e ator Mm laa 

titan Lounge 18334 W V 

Ave 2 HB* * * » 

THE FAM*Y BUGGV a 

dreeaW. 

Mon Fn 

I kxang lor 

Cantoebter* 

no eapenence 

(SIO) 553 9080 

THREE BROTHERS 

RESTAURANT 

NOW HMMG 

CHEFS LINE COOKS 

WAITSTAFF ft HOSTESSES 

Fu*«part*ma Oood pey PVm3 

TOM S OYSTER BAR 

Now hang ayrancod Lne Cooka 

Paao Cooka ft Dtaha*aha-a AppN 

M 318 S Maa St Aoyal Oak 

A Career in 

Business Brokerage 

..is not for WIMPS!!! 

II you er* wMng to work herd 

you NAGU «M*Y to be on ou taam 

Ca* Ja. Panareaaa 

to »U»tar nlormeaen 

(8101 626-4830 

ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE 

Career opportunity «*th S E 

MERMAN* lergea ATftT va and 

SuppAer ol video conlerencmg 

egupmen and «oce data, network 

Unrvaraay ( 

Aubum HD* Ml 46326 

MS T SiydaM 

(8101 373-1610 

DISTRIBUTOR NEEDED 

urn pu* watar trap pu» caeh Sale* | OaM NYMAUTO 

persor waraws ProduO aeM **a( 

1 600*36-4076 

caaed manulactua end DAWTAITOR 

OR hand ft oomm tool* SaM* *- 

computer **penence preiei rag PS» 

-R-w pcaaon war KA baneftta STOF 

TSTOT 

Manager 

Ml 48170 

INSIOE/OUTSIOE SALES ~ 

have « 

5jrr, 

DVNAMC 

REAL ESTATE COMPANY 

Cal Mr Smeawau J313L 59TJ*>«J 

prcaeaaoneia W* odar toe 

industry I be*> tranng program* 

•no compteM rnartieftng anc 

tuppon 

In BirangharvSeverSy Ha** 

CM Jane* 6*2 2400 

in 

CM Betty 6461600 

to Fernanglorv' 

CM ANN 737 9000 

N Roya Oak. BERK*, 

CM Gary 399 1400 

EARN WHAT you're worth 

$50*$ 1600 pan time $2000*6000 

AA am* RNO Wor* Irom hom* 

Vacations ft tianng* 1*0*641*4*6 

EARN $6*$ 100 PER OAY 

17 

INSIDE SALESManagemantltOSr 

avanted K repreeent MABR'NAW * 

Inc th* LA-gasa menutackaar FT" 

dKirtuto r* tenang produMk-da. 

contracto* No tanca eipenence . 

needed oul nalpM CanOdeta MUA 

be motivated detail onar»ad J" 

CkAgong tnent»y ft can D» S»A 

daedhnea Meoa HMco mc 4dNae^ 

greet beneM* CJ pa** 11 wage ft 

great groaath pounaM Sand aatary __ 

raguaemar** ft 'aeuna BMitora 

TM BaAard 

MASTER-HAL CO mc 2 

6020 COMMERCE OR 

WESTLANO Ml 46166 

INSIDE SALES - Ptymouto watar 1 

êeie* COTRVMNY 

eacaAent oommuncaaon orgarv/A 

bonai ft cuatoma rautaan S«Aa 

Compatitrve SALARY ft benefit* 

Send resume re- 

package Sand RESUNE tc 

AM Madteon P0 Boa 700247 

Ptymouth Ml 48170 

AUTO SALES A ueed Car* North 

Brofvar* Ford n WeeBarsd ha* 

expanded THE* used Car Depart 

ment and leaning aggressive 

>• 

• Spacious JMC car showroom 

• Commissions up to 45N 

. Heeorvtioepiteuation 

• 401K 

• PA«3 Vacetiora 

» you have eipenence n newer 

U*ad car *aee and are tookmg to 

a home, ca* Jerry Oouta lo to cat 

LP a peraonal intarma* AL kepi 

comoertal Plaeee ca* 421-1300 

between 9 30 ft 1200 

BE LIKE MIKE 

. lAke earned SI 065 AA 

areek 

. UU dnvea a companv vehaae 

• AUae wear* anaaker* ft jean* to 

wor* 

> Mate get* daly weekly bonuee* 

WANT TO BE 

LIKE MIKE"" 

CM Mr Henamen 313-953 9439 

Ekpandng SoutMiad 

pany a looking to 

people Need people aaah raAeoa 

car Protected tamtone* Ca*h 

commaeaon paid da8y Advancament 

poss-ei* For ntarvlea Call INTERNATIONAL HEALTH 

81*356-2985 [ Technology Coa»P*ny need* Rap 

-esantalrvas Thed lesws! GROE«N4 

mum-national company n rm wond 

upvta'd mobd*y beneht* avaatam 

ttoinble hour* For INTERVAW ca* 

(313) 522 1507 

ENTRY LEVEL mad* tales to MA« 

order company Salary plus 

vnnanrv K-OMRMYJ* AI consuna 

etaclrcmc* helpful No Sunday* W 

-vght* Medea- beneMs PTYMOU®' 

Canton area (313) 4S3-4050 

ESTABLISHED 0«STR)8UTO« ol 

-isachne tool component* a seeking 

* mobvaled mdmduai w«h naMa or ' 

outade saws eapenence ca»ng on 

marehne tod biaide«* We OITO- 

• aceeent compeneataon ndudmg 

M*urance ncantive 'ft groanh 

please laa a Resume to 

610-373-2804. to 

LETS TALK! 

REAL ESTATE 

•Free Training 

eFull or pan time 

eNo Franchise fee s 

e"8" area MLS 

•Top Commission Plan 

•Medical benefits 

•Private offices 

EXPANDTNOLOOKING to people 

with becKgrourVH a corporste or 

business management finance 

engneemg •acrubng'ptecemenr V 

memaonai marketmgt>us.ness ( KFOSMiAN 

Entrepraau * Teabng edge-»ooa â*ma w o w t w 

Diana. Mtoon .JidSttoubor | (3! 3) 532-0600 

today tor peraona bnanoa u u r.. w C DIMC 

i-eedom by th. ywar 2000 watoout WOLVtHINt 

c»n»bon n cuan ocz^mmvn£ PROPERTIES. INC 

niO) 458-7747 

GOLF. GOLF' 

» you tee go* and ai* eapenencad 

m u a piaaae cM John a Graa 

Lamra Go* Sl»l 620 38*4 or 

Fa. (8101 6209163 

caimmiaaona a toe nduaay *ah 

bonu* pro*t ahanng 40IK paan 

aaowanre and e«penee wtuna 

ment Pie aaa ca* Dava Faha to 

arrange ar *ppc. 

610-48*0148 

ACCOUNT 

EXECUTIVE 

beneN* axAirtng haaa*h ft rMeaanem 

Mua be a lop aeae* • p IIPI 

TRATTONM •RU«0«TTA 

hang We* Sta* Server Aaaa 

Apply *t person 77780 Now Rd 

Nov" a aa H 

ta- OBI 

WAIT ft BAR PERSON wanted KA 

ama. a / k o>tor aiterib M 

Nb Sunatay* «eaae n k 

Ountapa PtS ft Onto 

23BS1 W 7 MM ft Tatad 

MARCOS PIZZA 

Noa ftetfta Detoary Omaar* a Rua 

IMar* Dey a eaanana «Mta 

naMMi VON a Penan « 48*80 

lord Rd Coma M Canaan Career 

MAX a ERMA S 

NOW MIMA 

HM AM ft PW Server* 

• Fsrwangkn HM AM ft PM 8ervar« 

Md a fv Heei Maa Aaa* 31206 

OrMtaM Laaa R* (stotttsaso) 

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ft 

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McDonalds 

III laiwi'i 11-otl a «a 

•an HMSM aaa.' at Sa Lyan 

WAITRESS OR WAITER pad a 

KA am. nqrat S bpm Apply a 

peraon Koney teaand Uvona Ike* 

7 Mae 8 IMAaebak 

ACHIEVE YOUR CAREER GOALS 

a Rea Eatate Sawe ay pnmg a 

Arm tha a oomrnaed te toe aucraa 

ol »i ege" 

CHAMBERLAIN 

REALTORS 

You car eam uramaad neoma 

potanaa ou to* aaanng program 

caBtog now to a peraona 

BETTE BALL 

810-647-6400 

AOO TO VOUR MCOUil 

1 9Mou*pawk 

WAIT STAFF 

W a paroan Red Coal 'aam 

N WuuMaa'd Royal Oak. Mi 

WAIT STAFF Oay ft r*S* MMta 

HaM peraon 8 bua paraon r*Ms 

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WAIT STAFPSKPf RSNCC0 

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330pm a 1*641 waa 8 MM a 

llaae 8pm aM tor 

3l3-348-FS*4 

AOVERTTSMO SALES 1 

8 aa* 

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AU. YOU' 

sr.-s 

id to aMrt a taM aetata 

adto REAL tSTATY 

our* s you ame 

C*A OMA M 81*38*7111 

weak Oppartusay a ia*a*'| *na 

eckrertteng CM £dd SW» 3»4 *»*8 

Explore 

the M o u n t a i n 

|oin Gander Mountain at our new 

Taylor Store opening soon! 

Gander Mountain, one oi the premier suppliers ol 

hunting. Ashing and camping equipment Is growing 

and opening a new retai$tore In Taylor, Ml We have 

terrific opportunities avMMtte In the following areas 

• Archery Department Managet 

• Fishing Department Manager 

• floor Sales Aaaodaaas 

RaNng. Camping. Qothing. Footwear 

Archery. Cam Department 

Responsibilities Include S aspects oI customer serv- 

ice and merchandise presentation Knowledge of 

hunting, fishing and camping products a must. 

• Offce • Maintenance 

•Caahiert *ReceMng 

• Service Desk Associates 

We after excellent benefits (Many apply to pan-dme 

ataoO 

• Paid vacation * Merchandbe dtacoMnt 

e CNsahMtv nay * IclucatlonM assistance 

• l Z i r » 2 ^ •40IR savings plan 

•SkSpay 

• fay for performance 

• Paid hokdays 

Interested? Waaaa apply to psnaa ea May 2. 4 

frai 10 sua. ts ? BJB. at Taytar la* (Nrmrty 

r toa* *77? isrdha BS, Xayto*. Ml 0-75 wd 

ir (JUJBLLBUMTCFR- J. 

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LINGERIE SALES WOMAN » 

3**0 M i* Pleasant wort 

environment Good aaage* Bene- 

lita Bra World Now Across tma' 

12 Ook* 61*347 2810^ 

LOOKING FOR ONE MO«£ 

parson K> make $*00 S100C a wee* 

CM now and be the one' 

61*56*9170 .* 

MAJOR TELECOMMUNtCATiON 

COAIPANY Seekng aggreaarva 

Outade Sale* Nona « teed* are 

OuaMied and suppked Stra-gm 

comma*-on Men at laa youi 

Par Freeman CTSC 

1411.5 Fermmglcn Rd IMm. Al» 

48154 

Faa 313-525 1401 _ 

Management Trainsas • 

real entry ava managemenL 

Need ret ex *al*» 

Potennai tor rapM 

Greet laato' 

CM Dawn Robnaon 810 832 1170 

Herpa lieocietat 29870 bbddtebeK 

Fermnôr HR. Ml 46334 

MARKETING TRAINEE . 

LocM olAce 4 * rakottai orgararakor 

needa a tow good people W**ng to 

work herd and be vemad Iflataran 

teed $36 000 ta yea none - « 

Call GtNA. 810-356-71 IS* 

MOBILE HOI* SALES 

Fuftpan ame Apply a Caraay M 

WiMera Wteadr wi 30880 Maa 

313-ssfrrsaa 

NEW CAREER?- 

Now a aw ama to " 

make * change 

REAL ESTATE IS 8QOM)NQ. 

wa re odu to a toar mm 

aopte faa 

Jim Courtney or 

Jtoi Praaton .. 

REMERICA 

REAL ESTATE & 

17 OFFICES LOCALLY 

(313) 459-6222 


^ SALES MAJIAQCPR^ 

BuedbrOaaaopa aiatorig a pro 

toi now home Ma Rear agaea 

•agenenca ra»A4 CM naa itaQaaj 

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Classifications 512 to 560 OAK Thursday. April 27, 1995 

3 B - - a 

NEW HOME 

SALES PERSON 

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CALL ER»C RADER realtors 

REAL ESTATE ONE •--* rTÛU^- 

3i>2«M5-OC * ** 

JAMTOMAL COMPANY IM* 2 

paopn » aaan JJ x« 5 daya • 

•ww M n o M * 30pm Iui»M 4 

i-fflm W 3I3-*21 *232 

CfUnlNik i*.tS 

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FEMALES 

U I U LOMO TERM RELATIONSHIP 

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seeking a *.ng»a Btock ChnMian lemate who know* 

what she wants oul ot har Me and has Jaaus CNhM 

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• moviea, mu»c and lha outdoor*. Looking lor a 

tor lady 50-56 years ot aga Cal En 366*6 

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SWM 26.6 . 167 toa . dark brown Hair, brown eyes, 

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man far oomeanonaNp i orator a arote*»onal or 

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LUCES TO REAO 

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regjfcrty Some of my ««*r*to» ar* cootang ptoymg 

or wsatfang sport* I Mao Wa race giaal evarsng* 

and anymmg outdoor* I am Oolong tor someone 

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STRO*tOM BELIEFS 

SP UMa 30 - *. Blonde har. Hue rye*, angle parent. 

mi MTwuar laari avtoo. Cadtaftc i have many 

rwrMi and I am open o trying new fftnga I am 

seeking a man ^y movies, 

working Mo^md lha houaa and raadraet *vemng* m Someone who w Ookmg tor ma seme m * tomato mt> Ookmg to Mart a tong lerm retokorieho bu* on 

home wookjng iCr aomeone apeoM wah strong Cal Eat 3*314 IruM and underMandmg » you tod thM you can 

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mg i need * comperson who M 56 yeers oi age or of aga ana 4*7" m he 

large buid i come as a package b*cau*e t have a 2 

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movie*, evening wdks. holdmg hands and dnng 

ou I love io treat a woman m the way a woman 

should be tr*at*d CM En 3*663 

B OMAN CATHOUC 

SM 19. S'ir. 165 to*. Mono* ha*. Mua eye* lenpy 

movie*, sports ana quMt urne* Seenmg a caring 

and honest lemale IS23 year* ol age far InendaMp 

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and wdk- BMJOYS HSALTHY LIFESTYLE tootong tor * awy canng and hxang woman tor a 

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F e 

M •Md* 

J a 

A a A *«an 

S. Smgto 

D a Otoatoad 

N aHtopamc 

«.Wkdoared

Thursday, April 27. 1995 O&E Classifications 642 to 712 10 

42 Haaltk,Nitrifies, 

MMA2MG Rft SLATS m i 

FOA 

313-037 am i taa-m-Om 702 ES Art* A Craft* 

CAST MON pa MN 

buOM A khoval »M 

a s r SEES 

SM 

CSa a • al? oho--' y Mek. ftioo ai* Kt-ftrn 

*»T> ca® aifraasaaoi 

H*» M* ft Ha • aanMa PMCM 

Tm torn* Ann Me O, »m>i •Mko moo Irgaai M 

IMu 2001 no or Taa « NMW » 0» Enuaaf TM ftaa l«7 iMMan. M «M 

Roam Opan 7 M »!. i 

^ m •io-*»icn MB* JM) SIM a M S3 par Ma 

Knob-N-The-Woods Apartments. 

on south aide ol I- 

KITCHEN: TabM. 2 ehMra. 606 (eaal bound 11 Mfta 

LMOMA 

Fn MM ' a x microwave 

Road), between Laheer A 

FAMILY ROOM Sleep aota. Evergreen Roads. Oldham 

iwr^w CXjN* 38600 Am A/tx* 

TrM. biimir 

chair, table floor lampa a road beNnd swtmmmg 

Wagma ft Na»M*»> BEDROOM 2 compiele pool 

AMEMCAN AUTO AUCTON 

twin bads, mghtetand. 

EVtHY SAT « t 00 P* MORGANS SOOM' CMUNCH 

AFFOAOABtE PMCfS RUMMAOE SALE 14 iaM . . 

isaer. mirror. I cheat FRIDAY A SATUROAY 

PU8UC WELCOME 

pneM CNM Oun* CraMnx BEDROOM 1 twin bed. (10 S.m. lo 4 p.m.) 

8301 

TluMay only Apr* >7 Mm raghtatand. drasaer. mirror. 

313 

~ arMLona PmailftHM 

TRULY BREATHTAKING COLLEC 

A cheat 

•Ml E 

TON Of FA® FURNITURE BY 

ACCESSORIES INCLUOE: KARGES" A I INCH CHINA CAB- 

MET WITH ANTIQUE GLASS 

A.UTO AUCTION MOMS TO MOM6 MARKET Aprt Exquisite alerting silver PANELS. 724NCH W W SCE 

2Mh 10-1pm SI Thaoaora WOO flatware. service for 12. B» ARC AMI BRASS GALLERY 

Buy or SM Tour Car 

larran ft joy 

TRM; UNIOUT SERVER LUS 2 

CHlLOENENS RESALE uaan Sterling serving 

LEAVES OWING ROOM TABLE 

PUBLIC AUCTION 

tfiiidrana doina*. toy* and Crystal, linen A fine china OPENS TO SEAT 11. ft CHAIRS 

E««ry In - 1 Oam 

dishes 

STUNMNG OESK WWW LAFTMETH 

MTOWEST AUTO AUCTION 

SOFA ft CHAM ORCNTAL RUG 

M Tuaarap*!. 

TWIN BOFAS M OEM KING 

NUMMAGEa SAKE SALE Thur. 2 Antique Victonan chairs 

yual N M l- 

Apr! 27 BSOBmaian WuiaBMl 

Praabvianan OwrcK 

313-538-2100 

al M 0*»9t Onentai rugs 

ESTATE AUCTtON 

Fine coMectton of prvrts & 

RUMMAOE SALE 

FfldM EMrang 

paintings 

SpM Ol CMM UMtaran Ourcn 

Apr* aa 7IMI boon Opan « Bpm 40700 W 10 MM N0M MMMH 

PVwuPi Conwwieif C«*M( 

Sat Aprt 2t. Mm-2pm HOUSEHOLD M1SC 

16300 North Park Place 

FUNNTTUHe 

SOUTMF*Ll> larga SaM LaiMa E oA the Lodge Service 

Mil. am CNatK. 

fjooo laMcaon of- OM papar J7506 Ann M o Tr or across the street . 

ooitaclrbia good* CX M«i 

• 2 DM E M «LMM Rd 

Maato pcAPM ooaAana MMry 

LiHv M, & Co. 

Monacaraa OAAOT T^»R WoM 

ST ELIZABETH'S EPISCOPAL 

S r a pannane 1MT M r 1000 

ABSOLUTE 

CHURCH - 26431 W Cucago 

aama 10 M aucaonM o* 

SAT ONLY SALE- KM 

RatSom MMaair n a v ft Saacn 

SaM a conouciaa Oy 

37S3S KMGBURY. a MocM N M 

Daly SaavMy May S Bam lpm 

S HMA W of MMmrgfr LMona 

JC Auction Services, Inc. 

ATAQUM oaa ctana cmbm M W 

313-451-7444 

TROY Caiwal WoocM 

CMMi 30S6 W ftg BaaMr Rd 

n OMM ooanc 

RJU PVBLC AUCTION 

or B466 OOOO 

Bam-4pm »10-6440512 

Sal Apr* » » 10 30am 

Aala'bad Waaaara. »aaa>ng 

LOM O* LaaM 

PRIVATE COLLECTION ART SALE UAA TIN FURNITURE CO W BLOOMFCLD Maanodw Ov*cn ft MMn mna 

Mual mm **o. TarIn VaaarMy 

424 N Mam 

4100 Waanui LaM Rd W oH 

PM» Pa«ar MM and Wamar Broa 

Orcrwd LMa M Pia.Ma May 3 

Caaa (HO) S4i-i8a« 

4 FN l p M l N 

S3 SaM May « 

wood-wooa 

May 5 ft 2pm 

SELLING YOUR ANTIQUES* 

Maa ckrang M CMM rocAara 

Mcaar» * AnapuM can tM your 

r*AcMM calanata M U M a 

MAael* CMCM lor you LM ox 

ao(M lampa aM MnqmgA eran 

npulMon M «M*» aM M Mftc 

aama ft mora TERMS Aaana muM Eatsic Sales 

noma go lo mot* Mr « 

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CASH or CERTIFIED crwcM only 

aMaappl OMy lOaftlftaTT-MW 

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SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN 

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AUTO AUCTION 

XVt TN* On^nal" 

. PUBLIC & DEALERS 

V tooTn auM area 1»0 « 

~ aacaAar* : o n * r Ompan- THE ftRuSHER SHOW Sal A S«*V WELCOME 

MM maNoaany cfMra. MI al I May 20 A 21 I AM 4 PM S06S 

SMC aar cT • »1JS0 2 mafwgany Ann Art**. Salvia Rd E«« !TS 0" Mon ft TTura EMnrgt ®pm 

CnvpandaM 9M> 4-poto w j Ma 1-94 Ovar 300 Malary N »aMy FM. LaaM Oaalar Coneignmer* 

bad (xvoenfl aama taON carvad 

Bv> napaa MM Car TradaMra 

Ainancar k£ chan DixicaP P*«|M A M M ft4 27»l flalinr 

n«aarva0 

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A 2 marWa M M . 10 |>M Hack 

fcjmlura • 2 luCM Mr MooM • aoM 

|o ana A arm M n by D I M • 

braM ft g M O0CMM aM ft aoM 

EO * * 

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M*I d a n ft • iwaltfang bar Mooia 

AKJVA DAY SCHOOL 

• naaar cuTMiimal M l ft latiiaa 

27700 SouPMM Ra 

• braM MTO Mrf MM I baneMa 

al I IN 

• good M«pa • cxMom oM post 

Mia by OtMjaan «lu« a n badroom 

Ml • cnarry M» iMI ft «or» MM 

AUaraaaM IMmNi Ouron I • narar c M • Msg* • nunu • 

BEOFORO RUMMAOt SALE Baa*aaa • .crMto • SacnarMara • 

1000 Baacn Oatfy I»MI • MM1 ft gardan 

Baavraar Plymau*> ft W Cncago 

Sal Apr* 29 9am 2 30pm HAKUNA MATATA B10aS6-0063 

1 EaalcSaiea 

Groeee Porte Saiee. Inc. 

ESTATE SALE 

APR M ft n. aan to M 

1071 OCVONSHIRT RD 

GROSSE POINTE PARK 

2£T'2" 

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712 

Aama MuO> mucn mora- Al pnead 

10 AMI Mar 

Sales by Heritage 

«* al S00 am 

ESTATE SALE 

Sal-Sun - Apt 29-30 *S 

20690 Warl*no 

(Baaoon Sguara auC I SouanMd 

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M VWonan OOM 

•naat nauMC. Mya. araqua phean 

dg^viM aArar knan. MMry . 

ruga amount dl maac 

SM You T I M 

EDMUND 

FRANK & CO. 

LlOUlOATORS ft APPRAISERS 

(313) 669-5555 

riUUBERS AT 9 A M 

S KAURAAN 8104264336 

Gari|eSflM 

Moving Sales 

JTON HILLS FN. 10-2, 

I26S 1AM. naar V IMMiD A 

13 MM Scrfa cMM* ft booka 

BEVERLY HILLS Garaga Sola 

Sporang good* aampM MM Apr! 

2ft ft 2* 10-5 31736 Croaabov S 

ol 14m or LaMar 

BIRMINGHAM ApM 26 29 94 

tcadian aama. mMiMara uggaga 

•ona. ooniomporary tumilura w. oaa oacaratna nana, ft 

accaaaonM Hanradon Wwtg aal a 1200 iM*,a* E OR Oar,, 

cryttai crftandahar*. painting* brook. S ol Uncolr, 

MhograpM. 

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curia, n* Exarci** 

cna'r* antigua Mckai buggy 

houooMM good* dcMig ouadoor 

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muerfi mora DWECTIONS TO SALE mM E ol Cranprook A MapM ic S 

A E.argiMn OMnnurat . » bioaa S io A»gn Ln 

Dr lo HanMid ng" on 

Aalnaon all an WayMnd land BIRA4MGHAM Final Moving SaM 

ALLSERVE wc 9IO-76B-4SOO Ana

2G Classifications 712 to 822 

O A K Thursday. A p n l 27, 1996 

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