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<strong>Fisher</strong> <strong>awaits</strong> <strong>verdict</strong> on murder charge 

By Diana Gal* 

staff writer 

Dr Charles <strong>Fisher</strong> s life is in the 

hands of a 12-member jury 

The jury of nine women and three 

men has to choose between two stones 

presented during a two-month trial 

that ended Wednesday afternoon 

Wayne County assistant prosecutor 

Doug Baker maintains <strong>Fisher</strong> mur- 

Shopping 

center's 

on horizon 

By Diana Gala 

-staff writer 

Construction will begin this spring on 

a shopping center and three adjacent 

office buildings on the north side of 

Ford Road between Canton Center and 

Sheldon roads 

Dubbed Canton Landing, the proposal 

for the 7 2 acres calls for three office 

buildings. 18 retail stores, beauty shop 

barber shop, dentist office and a restaurant 

The retail stores, spanning 30,800 

square feet, will be one story The onestory 

office buildings each will 

comprise 9,500 square feet 

"The concept is that it will be the 

finest shopping area in Canton," said 

W. Allan Tuomaala of Siegal, Tuomaala 

Associates Architects ana Planners 

Inc 

"We plan to break ground in May." 

Tuomaala said at a Canton Township 

Board of Trustees meeting last week 

Trustees gave Karp-Licht Develop^ 

ment Co, unanimous approval for site 

plans The architectural firm and developers 

share the same address in 

Farmington Hills, 

"It's generously landscaped and in 

excess of zoning requirements,' Tuomaala 

said 

THE DEVELOPERS are earmarking 

7.815 square feet for shrubs and 

trees to be planted 

The allotment is 2.000 square feet 

more than required by Canton ordinances 

Landscaping will be used to 

buffei* the parking lot and loading 

areas, Tuomaala said. 

Canton Landing will be surrounded 

on the north by Carriage Hills subdivision. 

on the south by Pizza Hut and Fellows 

Creek Apartments, on the east by 

New Towne Center, and on the west by 

Super Bowl 

The developers are planning to designate 

386 parking spaces with an estimated 

238 spaces for retail and 148 for 

office use. according to Gerry Martin, 

Canton Community and Economic Development 

(CED) research associate 

Previously the site was approved for 

a Long John Silvers fast food restaurant 

Karp-Licht is highly recommended 

by Dave Nicholson, Canton CED director 

I draw your attention to the landscape 

plan," Nicholson wrote in a letter 

to the trustees "'The landscape materials 

show an excellent variety to be 

Please turn to Page 4 

Lowell lease 

is renewed 

The Livonia Public Schools district 

has renewed its lease with Plymouth- 

Canton Community Schools for the latter's 

use of Lowell Middle School 

The Livonia Board of Education approved 

renewal of the lease at its Feb 

17 meeting in a 6-0 vote President 

Carol Strom was absent 

Livonia's current lease with Plymouth-Canton 

expires on June SO, 1984 

Plymouth-Canton had indicated it 

wanted to renew the lease for three 

years, with an additional two-year option. 

It will pay Livonia all overhead 

costs in addition to a lease fee of 

$100,000 per year. 

The Livonia board's building and 

die/finance eommitee, as well as Superintendent 

George Garver, recommended 

that the renewal be authorised. 

dered his wife, Ella Maria Mercado- 

<strong>Fisher</strong>. in July 1984 by wrapping her 

face with duct tape and staging a rob- 

-bery as a cover 

The version presented by <strong>Fisher</strong>'s attorney. 

Dan Burress, was that the microbiologist 

and his wife were victim's 

of a robbery at their Thornwood home 

in Canton Township He said the neighborhood 

had been inundated with 

breaking and entering incidents 

Bl'RRESS CHARGED Canton police 

imfgpite 

Pat Talmadge handles a lot of U.S. Rep. William 

Ford's local district business on the phone in 

her Wayne office. In her position, she helps reai- 

detectives and the Wayne County prosecutor's 

office with conducting a sloppy 

investigation They were convinced 

shortly after the incident that <strong>Fisher</strong> 

was guilty and failed to follow other 

leads in the case, Burress said. 

"Police had a psychological mind set 

and everything in their investigation 

was to prove Mr. <strong>Fisher</strong> guilty," said 

Burress, who cited more than six 

breaking and entering reports in the 

Thornwood neighborhood during a six- 

month period near the time of the attack 

Pictures taken of the crime scent, 

useless due to a photography malfunction. 

were among the investigation 

problems Burress cited, 

He argued vehemently that letters 

relating to the attack, which were 

maintained by the victim's father, 

Manuel Mercado, were produced onlyafter 

Burress received a court order 

demanding their presence Careless 

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ART EMANUELE/ctaff photograph 

dents in the 15th congressional district, which 

includes Canton. 

Aide cuts red tape 

Pat Talmadge's task is to help 

By Sua McDonald 

staff writer 

Politics has been a part of Pat Talmadge's 

life for more than 20 years. 

A homemaker who became interested 

in legislation that might affect 

her husband's livelihood as a Teamster's 

Union member, she got involved 

in the political process in the 

early 1960s, but little did she know it 

would lead to her working for a U S 

congressman 

"I found it exciting and realized I 

needed to become involved." Talmadge 

said of her early work 

That involvement reached a new 

peak in 1965 when U S Rep William 

Ford, D-Taylor, asked if she would be 

interested in doing some staff work in 

his district office in Wayne She 

worked as a case-worker with Helen 

Waino, the district manager until the 

latter's retirement -three years ago, 

when she was named the district 

manager 

Her "customers" for handling problems 

are residents in Westland Garden 

City. Canton Township and the 

south half of Livonia 

As Ford's district manager, she 

oversees and helps with the duties of 

the Wayne office staff and manages 

the Ypailanti and Taylor office* She 

spends three days a week circulating 

between the offices and the rest keeping 

in touch with Ford's Washington 

office 

"I find the people exciting and challenging. 

' she explained. "I've laughed 

and cried many times In this office in 

the past 21 years. I've literally ended 

up tearful or frustrated along with 

our constituents * 

people 

THE OFFICE, which is in the 

Wayne Post Office, handles 200 to 300 

requests from residents a week Most 

are phone calls, but there are plenty 

of walk-ins. Talmadge said The bulk 

of the requests center on problems or 

questions about Social Security. Some 

have to do with the Internal Revenue 

Service and some with the military 

The most unusual, and humorous, 

request Talmadge has received was 

from a constituent wanting help getting 

basketball tickets for the playoff 

games The saddest involved a soldier, 

critically wounded in Vietnam. 

Ford's office, working with the Department 

of the Army, was able to 

get the family to Japan to see the 

young man. who doctors believed 

would not survive his injuries 

"It really makes us happy when we 

can call a constituent and tell them 

we were able to work out the problem 

to their benefit," Talmadge said 

She puts in 60 to 70 hours up to six 

days a week as the district manager 

and doesn't regret the time it takes 

although she admits "my body lets no** 

know every-now and then that it regrets 

putting m that much time." 

Married for 28 years, Talmadge 

and her husband. Walt, have one 

daughter and two grandchildren. She 

finds her husband loves her job and is 

her "support and shoulder to cry on" 

when she's frustrated with a problem 

"We're a team." she said. "People, 

when they see Pat at a function, know 

Walt is just behind. We have a joke 

that this is Pat and her driver 

Walt " 

TALMADGE ADMITS that her job 

as an appointee is, in a sense, a political 

job She works, she said, "for a 

highly visible, highly respected member 

of Congress " 

"Bill Ford is an exciting, dedicated 

and curious person, who's always 

seeking to learn and is concerned for 

the people of his district and his country," 

she said. 

She tries to have him visit the district 

at least once every two weeks 

and on occasion fills in for the congressman 

when he can't make a social 

engagement 

While a majority of the work at the 

office is solving problems, she also 

has had the opportunity to meet many 

interesting people like such notables 

as former vice president Walter Mondale 

and former presidents Gerald 

Ford and Jimmy Carter She has even 

had her picture on the cover of Parade 

magazine with then-President 

Lyndon Johnson. 

It has, she said, "been a really fun 

experience." 

At age 53. Talmadge isn't even 

thinking about retirement. In fact, 

she "plans on being around as long as 

Bill Ford's around." 

"This is a public-service type of job 

and helping people is the reward for 

this work." she explained. "Would I 

decide to do this again? 

' Absolutely . . . without a second 

thought. I wouldn't have been here for' 

21 years, if I didn't eofoy It" 

handling of evidence was another investigative 

problem Burress cited. 

It's important the defendant has access 

to all of the facts," Burress said 

"In this case it seems the prosecutor, 

police and witnesses were withholding 

evidence from the defense and not only 

withholding evidence but lying " 

Baker stressed that <strong>Fisher</strong> was obsessed 

with jealousy about an affair he 

thought Mercado-<strong>Fisher</strong> was having 

with her cousin. Javier Hortato. Baker 

said <strong>Fisher</strong> was desperate to stop her 

from leaving for Germany on July 17, 

1984, to meet him, Baker said Mercado 

testified that <strong>Fisher</strong> pleaded with 

him many times » talk his daughter 

out of taking the trip 

FISHER THOUGHT if she visited 

Hortato, it would mark the end of their 

marriage Mercado-<strong>Fisher</strong> was married 

three times and <strong>Fisher</strong> twice 


Rape suspect 

is dead after 

By Maria Chaatnay 

staff writer 

An eight-hour police takeover of a 

Livonia motel ended Wednesday when 

officers announced that the gunman, 

sought in connection with a rape, had 

been found dead in his motel room 

Livonia police chief William Crayk 

said the man died of a self-inflicted 

gunshot wound 

The day-long siege of the Holiday 

Inn. 30375 Plymouth, ended at 4:10 

p.m with Crayk's announcement of the 

death of the man wanted by Plymouth 

police for the early Wednesday morning 

rape of a Canton woman, 

Plymouth police chief Richard Myers 

said the man found dead inside the 

room, who police refused to identify, 

matched the woman's description of 

the rapist. Myers said the woman's abductor 

was white, 35, about 6 feet 2 

inches tall and weighed about 230 

pounds. 

At the end of the siege, police seized 

a gray Lincoln Continental with Texas 

license plates parked outside the motel 

Myers said the woman described her 

abductor's car as a dark gray four-door 

Lincoln with Texas plates. 

THE WOMAN told police she was 

forced into the car between 1-2 a.m. in 

Plymouth and sexually assaulted at 

gunpoint at an unknown location. 

The woman said she stopped because 

she ran out of gas. The gunman forced 

her into the gray car, made her kneel 

while he drove around for two hours, 

threatened her and then raped her. 

Plymouth police said. 

Myers said the gunman dropped the 

woman off near Plymouth Road east of 

Mill, where her car was parked, after 

the assault. He said the woman reported 

the crime to Canton police at 4:50 

a m She was later treated at Oakwood 

Hospital Canton Center. 

In issuing their alert. Plymouth police 

asked nearby communities to 

check the parking lots of motels for the 

car Myers said Livonia police spotted 

the car at 8:25 a.m. Wednesday in the 

Holiday Inn parking lot. Surveillance of 

the room began immediately. 

Police and motel personnel were 

tight-lipped about the incident throughout 

the day. Police stationed outside 

the front door refused to let anyone 

into the main lobby, where police ap- 

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at motel 

parently had set up a command post 

An EMS unit, as well as a SWAT van, 

sat parked all day in the parking lot 

THE FIRST leak in the news black 

out came from Nancy Conner, a Troy 

woman attending a Medicaid conference 

at the motel. She said a police officer 

had told her they were seeking a 

rapist 

All day, police officers came and 

went, but spectators knew nothing of 

what was going on inside the motel. 

Then at 3:39 p.m.. SWAT snipers began 

appearing behind Livonia Welding Supply. 

to the east of the motel, 

One sniper aimed a rifle from a boat 

lift, another aimed his shotgun over a 

fence at the motel room Three officers. 

with hands on their guns, stood in 

the parking lot behind a dumpster On 

cue from officers inside the motel, the 

snipers raised and lowered their rifles 

At 3:48 p.m. EMS drivers Bruce 

MacDonald and Douglas Baier went inside. 

carrying a stretcher, At 3:50 p.m 

a Plymouth detective got a large pair 

of wire cutters from his car 

--At 3:58 p.m. the officers near the' 

dumpster put two fingers in the air, as 

if signifying a time. 

At 4 p.m. the two snipers aimed 

again At 4:03, an officer appeared in 

the doorway, spreading and shaking his 

hands The snipers dropped their weapons. 

MINUTES later, Livonia Mayor Edward 

H McNamara, Crayk and Livonia 

Capt. Lee Grieve went inside. The 

EMS men came out carrying the empty 

stretcher 

Seconds later, McNamara and Crayk 

came out. Crayk refused to give details 

of the incident, or to reveal the man's 

name, saying only that he died of a selfinflicted 

wound. 

Crayk declined to say when the man 

died, or if officers had talked to the 

man throughout the day A source close 

to the investigation said officers contacted 

the barricaded man once by 

telephone 

Police said the man's body was left 

in the motel room, pending a medical 

examination An autopsy is scheduled 

for 2 p.m. today at the Wayne County 

Medical Examiner's office, at which 

time the man's identity ,will be released. 

according to an examiner's office 

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obituaries 

HARVEY F DETHLOFF Sr. 

Funeral services for Mr Dethloff. 77, of Canton 

were held recently in Lambert-Vermeulen Funeral 

Home :n Plymouth with burial at Riverside Cemetery 

Plymouth Officiating was the Rev Kenneth 

E Zielke 

Mr Dethloff, who died Feb 14 m St Joseph Mer 

Hospital. A.in Arbor, was a hi-lo driver for Ford 

Motor Co for 31 years Survivors include wife. 

Luella sons. Robert of Plymouth. Richard of Livonia 

Harvey F Jr of Manchester. Mich , daughters, 

Kathryn Kalita of Salem and Virginia Andrekofmulos 

of Milwaukee. 14 grandchildren and 2 greatgrandchildren 

HOWARD B McGARRY 

Funeral services for Mr. McGarry. 77. of Plymouth 

were field recently in Schrader Funeral Home 

in Plymouth with burial at Lapham Cemetery. Sa 

lem Township Officiating was the Rev Jerry Yarncll 

Memorial contributions may be made to the 

Michigan Cancer Foundation 

Mr McGarry who died Feb 13 in Livonia, was 

born in Rloommgdale. Mich . and moved to Plymotuh 

in the late 1920s He was a retired machinist 

Survivors include son. Norman of Plymouth 

daughter Clara Frisbey of Gowan Mich . brothers 

Milford and Robert, both of Whitmore Lake, and 

Clare of Plymouth. 16 grandchildren and 14 greatgrandchildren 

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MARY KRANTZ 

Funeral services for Mrs Krantz 93, of Canton 

Township were held recently in St John Neumann 

Catholic Church in Canton with burial at Woodlawn 

Cemetery, Detroit Arrangements were made by 

Schrader Funeral Home Memorial contributions 

may be made in the form of Mass offerings 

Mrs Krantz. who died Feb 14 in Livonia, was 

born in Styria. Austria, and moved to Canton from 

Detroit in 1984 A homemaker, she was a member 

of St John Neumann Church Survivors include 

daughters Anna Brining of Canton. Rose Vratny of 

Westland, Mary Pulick of Sebring, Fla . five grandchildren. 

19 great-grandchildren, and six greatgreat-grandchildren 

JEAN P KELLY 

Funeral services for Mrs Kelly, 86, of Plymouth 

were held recently at Riverside Cemetery with the 

Rev John Walaskay officiating Arrangements 

were made by Schrader Funeral Home 

Mrs Kelly, who died Feb 11 in Garden City, was 

born in Canada She is survived by two nieces 

Gala 

PETER J TRUDELL 

Teacher reaps reading honor 

Ernest C Bevins, an 18-year veteran 

of Plymouth-Canton Community 

Schools, has been named Secondary- 

Reading Teacher of the Year for the 

state of'Michigan 

The Michigan Reading Association 

(MRAl gives this honor to the reading 

teacher in grades 7-12 who has contributed 

greatly to the reading profession 

as a whole 

Bevins earned his bachelor s degree 

from Eastern Michigan University, his 

master's degree with a major in reading 

from the University of Michigan 

and has compelled the course work lor 

a doctorate at U-M 

Bevins has been a teacher and de- 

Funeral services for Mr Trudell. 72, of Plymouth 

were held recently in Schrader Funeral Home 

with burial at Oakland Hills Memorial Gardens. 

Novi Officiating was the Rev Jerry Yamell Memorial 

contributions may be made to the American 

Lung Association 

Mr Trudell, who died Feb 10 in Plymouth, was 

born in Bay City and moved to Plymouth from Detroit 

in 1955 He was a tool and die maker who 

retired from Detroit Diesel in 1970 His summer 

home was in Wheatley. Ontario, where he was ac 

live with the Canadian Legion Survivors include 

wife, Ruth, daughters Joann Sibley of Tecumseh 

Ontario, and Ann Barrigar of Caro, Mich., sons, David 

of Fremont. Calif . and Charles VanVleck of 

Plymouth, brother, Alfred of Detroit; 11 grandchildren 

and 10 great-grandchildren 

ADA DAGGETT 

Funeral services for Miss 5 Daggett. 87, of Plymouth 


with burial at Riverside Cemetery Officiating was 

Dr Frederick C Vosburg Memorial contributions 

may be made to the First United Methodist Church 

of Plymouth 

Miss Daggett, who died Feb 13 in Westlind, was 

born in Castile. N Y A former school teacher in 

both Michigan and Ohio, she moved to Plymouth in 

1917 from New York State She was a member of 

the First United Methodist Church of Plymouth, 

and was an active volunteer for fund drives for the 

March ot Dimes, the Red Cross, and other organiza 

lions Survivors include sister. Mildred W'ellman of 

Plymouth, a niece and a nephew 

RUTH M. STIMPSON 

Funeral services for Mrs Stimpson. 69, of Plymouth 


with the Rev Jerry Yarnell officiating 

Mrs Stimpson. who died Feb 14 in Ann Arbor 

was born in Detroit She was a homemaker and a 

longtime resident of Plymouth Survivors include 

husband. James, son, James Jr of Ft Myers Beach, 

Fla daughter, Joyce Fehlig of Plymouth, sisters, 

Helen Henning of Livonia and Geraldine Stickels of 

Port Charlotte, Fla brother. Fred Schmidt; four 

grandchildren 

HAZEL W. BEGOLE 

Funeral services for Mrs. Begole, 93. formerly of 

Plymouth were scheduled for 130 p.m. today 

(Thursday) in Marquette. Mich , with the Rev 

Charles Caskev officiating Memorial contributions 

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partment head for the past 16 years at 

Pioneer Middle School He also is an 

instructor at Eastern Michigan University 

and an active participant in church 

and community activities 

He is a member of the International 

Reading Association president of the 

Wayne County Reading Council, and is 

a member of the M R A 

Ernie possesses a high degree of 

proficiency regarding current trends 

and developments in the field of reading. 

comments Dr John Telford, former 

director of secondary education 

for Plymouth-Canton Community 

Schools and now assistant superintendent 

of Rochester Public Schools 

may be made to St Paul Episcopal Church in Marquette 

Mrs Begole. who died Feb 17 in Marquette, was 

associated with the Ann Arbor Women's Painters, 

was a member of St John Episcopal Church in 

Plymouth, and was an avid bridge player Survivors 

include daughter, Harriet Randall of Plymouth. 

six grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren 

DOROTHY M GARLACZ 

Funeral services for Mrs Garlacz, 61. of Livonia 

were held recently in Harry J Will Funeral Home 

with burial at Mount Hope Cemetery Officiating 

was the Rev James Spilos 

Mrs Garlacz, who died Feb 12 in St Mary Hospital. 

Livonia, was born in Dearborn and moved to 

Livonia in 1952 A homemaker. she was involved in 

the family business, Bai-Lvnn party store She was 

a member of Holv Trinity Lutheran Church Survivors 

include husband, Henry, son, Gary of Livonia, 

daughter. Amy Ciarrocchi formerly of Plymouth, 

and six grandchildren 

ROBERT F HARTEG 

Funeral services for Mr Harteg, 61. of Superior 

Township were held recently at Lapham Cemetery 

in Salem Township Officiating was the Rev William 

M Stahl Arrangements were by Schrader Funeral 

Home Memor»4fontnbutions may be made 

to the American Diabetes or American Cancer 

foundations 

Mr _Harteg, who died Feb 16 in Ann Arbor, was 

born in Detroit and moved to Superior Township 

from Detroit 32 years ago He was an instructor at 

John Glenn High, Westland. and an assistant principal 

at Benjamin Franklin Junior High of Wayne- 

Westland Schools He was a member of Michigan 

Education Association and the National Education 

Association 

Survivors include wife. Patricia, sons, Charles of 

Canton and Robert of Whitmore Lake, daughter. 

Patricia of Canton, and two grandsons 

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<strong>Fisher</strong> hired two men to stage a robbery. Baker 

maintained They took his truck, which was later 

found still intact near the Ambassador Bridge 

Baker said the hoax got oyt of hand 

He thinks Am I going to call the police and risk 

getting discovered''.' Baker said during his closing 

argument Tuesday He can t call, so he waits He 

weighs out the fact that he'll let her die as a result 

of acts he created in order to not risk letting those 

people (the a Hedged men he hired for the robbery 

hoax) getting caught 

He intended to do some bodily harm and waited 

before he called the police," Baker saw*- > 

Baker maintains <strong>Fisher</strong> wanted to appear to be 

the good guy by saving her at the last minute 

<strong>Fisher</strong> — a thin, bespectacled man — never testified 

On Tuesday and Wednesday he was flanked 

ir. the courtroom by his mother, sister, son and girlfriend, 

Marguerite Mary Orsz, whom he met 

through a newspapers companion ad <strong>Fisher</strong> 

placed the ad in September 1984 two months 

after the July 20, 1984, death of Mercado-<strong>Fisher</strong> 

The couple have talked of marrying but put the 

plans on hold until after the trial. Burress said. 

On the other end of the bench in Wayne County 

Circuit Judge Claudia House Morcom's courtroom 

were relatives and friends of Mercado-<strong>Fisher</strong> Both 

sides have waited for the <strong>verdict</strong> in the long trial, 

which began Dec 5 

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THURSDAY (Feb. 20) 

5 p m Cinematique — John 

Martin and Ac* Hunter review the 

classic movies to be shown on 

Family Home Theater: "Gas 

House Kids In Hollywood." "House 

of 1,000 Candles." and "Magic 

Town." 

5 30 p m Economic Club of 

Detroit — Allen H. Neuharth. chairman 

of Gannett Inc., talks about 

his company's acquisition of Detroit 

News and Gannett'i move 

into Detroit market. 

6 30 p m Investor News — 

Jim Lanzi of Prescott, Ball & Turben 

examines investment strategies 

for 1986 

7 p m Beyond the Moon — 

Host Mike Best talks about tbe universe. 

7 30 p.m Healthercize — 

Aerobic exercise session taped at Total 

Health Spa in Canton. 

8 p.m Masters of Dance — 

Guest is Jeannie Hoisington of Canton. 

a music, voice and drama instructor. 

Program explores private 

lessons of students abilities 

and Includes performance by Masters 

of Dance company. "Broadway 

Medley." 

8 30 p m Food Chain — Debbie 

Silverman, dietitian, talks with 

Lynn Glazewski about eating out 

on a low-fai diet, 

9 p.m Come Craft With Me — 

Dian Smith demonstrates machine 

and hand-applique techniques 

9 30 p m Single Touch — J.P 

McCarthy and co-host talk with 

Chuck Incaudo and Bob Brickner 

FRIDAY (Feb. 21) 

5 p.m. Plymouth BPW Presents 

Elizabeth Szilagyi discusses relaxation 

and stress management 

using the Silva method 

6 p.m. Hollywood Hptline — Goldie 

Hawn's new film "Wildcats' 

and Terry Gilliam's black comedy 

"Brazil" are discussed 

6:30 p.m Omnicom Videotunes 

— A variety of music videos from 

local artists Dr Z and Jimmy Ray 

host videos by Flashback. Nightfall. 

Madhatter and others Special 

guests include Murray Sharpe, Art 

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7 p.m. The Oasis — Pooch the 

killer dog. baby elephants, and Mr 

Rabbitt featured plus a stop at 

"Completely Beyond." Special 

guests are Art Vargas and the Superstar 

Review 

7.30 p.m High School Volleyball 

— Hamtramck vs. Clarenceville 

8:30 p.m. Hamtramck Basketball 

— The undefeated Hamtramck 

High team takes on Clarenceville 

of Livonia on the basketball court 

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week by R H Bruskin & Associates for 

Marriott Corp , a majority of American 

leisure travelers prefer shorter and 

more frequent vacations than their 

counterparts of a few years ago 

FULLY 57 percent of survey respondents 

indicated a preference for weekend 

trips vs extended trips Working 

couples and "yuppies'' (young urban 

professionals) figuring most prominently 

in the weekend quotient. 

Research further reveals that 50 percent 

of those surveyed who traveled for 

pleasure in 1985 did so over a weekend 

and stayed at a hotel or motel, while 

only 39 percent extended a hotel or motel 

stay beyond two nights 

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a monthly review of business 

trends and outlooks 

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work environment seems to-fit in better 

with current lifestyles when enjoyed 

many times for shorter periods. 

Cammisa said 

THIS IS especially true for people 

whose careers do not permit lengthy 

absences and for couples whose conflicting 

schedules prohibit concurrent 

vacations. Cammisa said 

Since baby boomers (those bom in 

1946-64) comprise a major portion of 

America's current work force — 76 

million in all — weekend travel is gaining 

in popularity for other reasons 

The survey reports the highest incidence 

of weekend trips among this 

group, with most selecting weekend vacations 

for relaxation and a change of 

pace 

Omm-H same as Fr~ulay's schedule) 

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Noon Total Fitness — Exercise 

with Jackie Starr 

12:30 p.m. For Your Health — 

Host Pat Scibberas dicusses child 

abuse with Lynn Degrande and Dr 

Brenda Thomas 

1 p.m. Cpoking With Cas Cas 

cooks fish with "cuscus." 

1:30 p.m Michelle's Craft Show 

2 p.m. Quiz Bowl. 

2:30 p.m Replay of Live Call-In 

With Christeens — Annual beach 

edition Call-in to talk about the 

sun Also the latest videos 

3:30 p.m. Troubleshooter - Dick 

Allen, a Michigan Ombudsman, 

speaks to the Canton Chamber of 

Commerce 

4 p.m Something to Think About 

Dr Jerry Yarnell talks about 

some of life's serious problems, 

coping with life, death, fear, con- 

flict. and loneliness in a changing 

society 

4:30 p.m. Youth View — A talk 

with Robin Sullivan of WMUZ-FM 

and music videos form Steve Taylor. 

the Winans. and more 

5 p.m Hamtramck Rotary 

5:30 p.m. Psychic Sciences — Elbe 

talks with Art Rucinski about 

color healing. 

6 p.m. School Daze 

6:30 p.m. Canton Update - Sandy 

Preblich. host of the Sandy- 

Show. and Canton Supervisor 

James Poole discuss social, political 

and legal issues as they relate 

to Canton and its residents 

7 p.m. Meads Mill Poetry 

8:30 p.m. Game of Week Indoor 

soccer features Plymouth 

Warriors vs Northvilie United in 

girls 16 and yougner play and under 

match Also highlights from 

other matches and__ipterviews 

about local soccer 

Noon 

OU teacher rules 

are getting tougher 

Oakland University says it's going to be tougher 

to earn a teaching certificate there 

There will be special testing to enter the program. 

higher grade requirements and a final test to 

be administered before the start of student teaching 

The new requirements "were approved by the 

School of Human and Educational Services (SHES) 

They take effect for undergraduates entering 01" in 

the fall of 1986 

AND THEY should help answer some of the criticisms 

leveled by state and federal agencies about 

the quality of K-12 education and teacher preparation. 

said Gerald J Pine dean of SHES 

Pine said his unit is also moving toward a fiveyear 

teacher training program It would have to be 

completed before a student could be certified to 

teach in a K-12 school 

Starting next fall, undergraduates interested in a 

teaching career will have to pass the pre-professional 

skills test, an examination administered by 

the Educational Testing Service 

Once in the program they will have to earn at 

least a 2.5 (C-plus) grade in every class in and out 

of the major field 

Before a candidate is allowed to s'udent teach, 

another examination will be given by SHES faculty. 

Pine said (Under current standards, a student must 

maintain a 2 5 average overall ) 

THE UNIVERSITY had a record fall enrollment 

of 12.586 students, aided by large increases in edu 

cation 

Undergraduate elementary education enrollment 

climbed from 284 to 427 students 

Enrollments at the master's degree level increased 

as well, with early childhood education up 

from 135 to 154. reading up from 207 to 302. and 

special education went from 130 to 150 

A post-master's program in educational administration 

started last fall with 30 students enrolled 

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American Atheist News 

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INFANTS. CHILDREN 

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OBSTETRICS 

AND 

GYNECOLOGY 

Forum — A program challenging 

religious viewpoints 

12:30 p.m. Lifestyles — Talk 

show hosted by Diane Martina 

1 p.m. . Issues for a Nuclear Age 

— Deals with nuclear arms race 

1:30 p.m. . Wayne County A New 

Perspective — A report on activities 

in Wayne County 

2 p.m On Our Own — A program 

by Handicapp Media Inc explaining 

and exploring every day life 

from the viewpoint of handicapped 

persons 

2:30 p.m. . - TNT True Adventure 

Trails — Uncle Ernie spins his 

"own brand of patriotism and religion 

accompanied by home movies 

3 p.m. Divine Plan A continu 

ing religious series 

3:30 p.m This is the Life — Pres 

Vntations on modern-day problems 

and how to deal with them from 

the Lutheran Church 

4 p.m. Community Upbeat A 

program that highlights many of 

the activities in Plymouth Canton 

and Northvilie 

4:30 p.m Wayne County A New 

Perspective 

5 p.m. RHR Filmedia Contemporama 

— Vignettes on the U S 

Merchant Marine Academy 

6pm Modern Videos 

8 p.m Troubleshooter 

8 30 p.m MESC — What it ukes 

to be a state trooper 

9 p.m. Off the Wall — Seldom 

seen music videos hosted by Ron 

Moore A mixture of videos and 

short comedic sketches examining 

modern problems and philosophies 

9:30 p m MESC - How and 

where to find a summer job 

SATURDAY (Feb 22) 

noon Don Korte Band - Music 

from last summers Canton Country 

Festival 

1:30 p.m. &o-£_er Gymnastics — 

Variety show with a world travel 

theme 

3:30 p m Meads Mill Poetry 

5pm Don Korte Band 

6:30 p m Go-Fer Gymnastics 

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By Penny Wright 

special writer 

CAN CERTAIN office environments 

block ihe work activities of employees" 

You bet. say office design experts 

They point to the growing corporate 

trend of removing the obstacles from 

the work environment and making offices 

more user friendly." 

General Motors is a good example 

In an attempt to free executives 

from the mind constraints of the everyd 

work environment. General Motors 

tuns creaied a new "think-tank" meeting 

facility in the Sheffield Plaza office 

building in Troy in this specially designed 

frustration-free setting. GM 

managers collectively plan the company's 

future 

PEOPLE WHO have used our 

meeting space want to bring this type 

of experience to their own organizations 

said David Bess, organization 

development consultant with the North 

American Vehicle Systems Activity 

NAVSA) 

The group oversees operation of the 

conference facility We are getting requests 

from all around the corporation 

t hold meetings here " 

Here is how the 10.000-square-foot 

meeting space encourages creative 

thinking and idea production 

• The futuristic environment features 

dnconventionally shaped meeting 

rooms filled »vith the latest in support 

equipment 

• All meeting spaces and furnishings 

emphasize flexibility and can 

adapt to the whim of any group or individual 

* While faciW^ users meet together 

most of the day. advanced design work 

stations adjacent to the conference 

rooms are available for individual 

work activity 

• Modular offices j re stocked with 

personal computers, communications 

equipment and other updated technology 

to provide users access to their own 

home office systems when necessary. 

"THE GOAL here was to facilitate 

individual and group creativity." said 

Bess "We wanted to create an environment 

where company executives could 

get away from distractions and would 

be stimulated to look at things in a new 

way." 

Bess said the recent restructuring of 

the GM divisions necessitates doing 

business differently. The company created 

the NAVSA group to help facilitate 

the new thinking that must accompany 

the reordering 

While the GM facility may be ahead 

of the times, the concept of quality 

work environment is gaining attention 

"I DEFINITELY think the trend is to 

design work environments to accommodate 

the needs of the users and facilitate 

certain special types of behavior." 

said architect Carl Roehling of Giffels 

Hoyem Basso 

Roehling. whose firm designed the 

NAVSA facility, noted that before the 

think-tank was available. GM personnel 

met in makeshift spaces around the 

Detroit area. - • 

They were just kind of vagabonds, 

the space they rented didn't reinforce 

the behavior they needed They had to 

overcome the space to make things 

STEPHEN CANTRELL/llafT p-fyotograpfw 

Executives attending planning sessions at GM's North American 

Vehicle Systems Activity in Troy are able to keep in touch with 

home offices using computers, telephones and other technical 

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work Now the space supports them." ary words for office environment plan- ON THE OTHER hand. Snyder said 

he said 

ners 

it is easier to identify inhibitors or ob- 

The architect said the work environ- "Beware the large claims!" he said, stacles to production. He named a few: 

ment can reinforce the company cuk _ Ccu-i i>11111• i pupii' mill fuiuUtlie people • Long rows of private offices with 

ture and support the way a company will make unrealistic claims about in- doors closed. 

conducts busjness He uses his own office 

as an example. 

"Our present physical arrangement 

doesn't reinforce our philosophy of operation. 

namely teamwork aided by casual 

communication," Roehling continuedcreased 

productivity. Big numbers are 

dubious. Little numbers such as 2 percent 

to 3 percent increase in productivity 

are more realistic. 

"Nice surroundings may increase job 

satisfaction, but may not necessarily 

increase productivity." 

• Too much noise, separation and 

isolation of staff members. 

• Status symbols — making office 

space a factor of status rather than 

function. 

"The key is to not let the office environment 

become an obstacle to getting 

"Our principals' offices, while near According to Snyder, researchers are the job done," emphasized Snyder. 

their staff, are spread away from each having a hard time defining productivi- 

other When we redo the office, we will ty^ in the white collar setting. "Is it- "WE USED TO try to fit people to 

move principals closer together to increase 

informal contact " 

longer memos' Longer meetings?" the furniture. Now we fit the furniture 

THE MOVE to make the office environment 

more attuned to the needs of 

the office worker orginated during the 

1950s and '60s with the postwar information 

explosion 

As computers and specialized office 

machines entered the business world, 

and new types of office jobs were created, 

people still worked in offices designed 

for an earlier age The productivity 

and effectiveness of the whitecollar 

worker became a serious concern 

During the later part of the '60s and 

early '70s. "ergonomics"' — the study 

of man's relationship to the physical 

environment — became the buzzword 

for designers of office systems and furniture 

They linked increased worker 

productivity with comfortable and 

worker-adaptable office environments 

ROBERT SNYDER, an administrator 

with Herman Miller's Facility Management 

Institute, offers some caution- 

Angle-walled conference rooms can be adapted 

to the whims of QM managers attending planning 

sessions. Display charta and working pa- 

to people." said Gloria Coffin, manager 

of Officenter, Furniture and Accessories 

in Bloomfield Hills. 

"If we can increase the comfort of 

the employee, we can increase their )ob 

satisfattion and work efforts." A key 

element to creating comfortable office 

environments is well-designed office 

furnishings, said Coffin. 

"It's important to have chairs that 

don't cause backaches, lights that relieve 

eye strain and electronic equipment 

that can accommodate comfortable 

usage." she said. 

STEPHEN CAN1 RELL/«Utt pedograph* 

pers may be pinned to any wall aurface. The 

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small committee sessions. 

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B & F AUTO SUPPLY 453-7200 

(For ALL Your Automotive Needs) 

B & L RADIATOR SERVICE 455-8855 

(Cooling System Service) 

BEGINNINGS...A BRIDAL SHOPPE 459-8281 

BIG J'S T.V. SERVICE 453-6480 

(T.V. Sales & Service & Microwave Service) 

BILL'S MARKET 453-5040 

(Beer, Wine. Liquor, Deli & Lottery) 

BRIAN'S SWEET SHOP 459-2410 

(Old Time Candy. Ice Cream & Popcorn) 

THE CANDY BOX „... 459-7210 

(Candy Making Supplies & Craft Items) 

CARNE ASSOCIATES, INC 459-1170 

(Architects & Planners) 

THE COMMUNITY CRIER 453-6900 

(821 Penniman - Downtown Plymouth) 

CONNIE'S OLD VILLAGE 

SAUSAGE SHOP 453-3705 

(Deli & Catering Service) 451-0098 

COUNTRY CROSSING 455-0980 

(Collectibles & Hand-Crafted Gifts) 

COUNTRY DOLLS & DOORSTOPS 453-4480 

(Customized Home Accessories & Gifts) 

COUNTRY STORE ANTIQUES 459-9850 

(Country. Primitives & Quality Accessories) 

CRO-SHEE' FASHIONS & TAILORING455-8838 

(Custom Made Sweaters, Yarn & Gifts) 

DEBBIE'S CARD CONNECTION 459-2425 

(Cards, Gifts. Balloons & T-Shirts) 

DENNY'S SERVICE 453-8115 

(Complete Automotive Service & Towing) 

THE DOLL CARRIAGE 459-6010 

(Porcelian Antique Reproductions & Doll Classes) 

FRIENDLY PERSUASION'S 453-5240 

(Formerly Helde's-BIII Ruehr Florist) 

GEORGIA'S GIFT GALLERY..... 453-7733 

(Collector Plates, Hummels & Prints - 7 days) 

GOLD & SILVER GOODIES 451-1218 

(Custom Jewelry & Coins) 

GREAT SHAPE SALON 453-5254 

(Complete Body Care & Fashion Center) 

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GREENHOUSE SHOPPES 459-0311 

INDUSTRIAL STRAINER COMPANY.. 453-8666 

KATHY'S KORNER... 

A FLOWER SHOP 455-6355 

(Custom Silk Weddings - Innovative Gifts) 

KERRIGAN & COMPANY, P.C 453-8640 

(Certified Public Accountant) 

LaDONNA'S APPAREL 459-7474 

(New & Resale Shop) 

LIBERTY BELL ANTIQUES 455-5110 

(Antiques & Collectibles - 5 Dealers) 

LURA'S PATCHWORK 453-1750 

(Calicos. Classes & Supplies) 

McCULLY EGG COMPANY 455-4480 

(Cheese & Eggs) 

MELTING POT 459-0439 

(Antiques, Primitives & Collectibles) 

THOMAS O. MORSE, D.D.S., P.C 453-3160 

(Comprehensive Family Dentistry) 

ME & MR. C 459-2222 

(Unique Antiques & Collectibles) 

MOUNTAIN RAGS 451-0606 

(Enchanting Women's & Children's Apparel) 

NORTHERN OAK 

FURNITURE COMPANY 453-1660 

(Oak Reproductions. Tiffany Lamps & Accessories) 

OLD TOWN ANTIQUES 455-9212 

(Antiques & Collectibles - 7 Dealers) 

OLD VILLAGE HAIR STATION 453-8020 

(Full Service Salon) 

OLD VILLAGE TATTOO STUDIO 455-8321 

(Custom, Standard & Cover-Up Tattooing) 

P.I.F. DOLLS BY PAM 453 2931 

(Antique Reproduction Doll Studio) 

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(Amway Products) 

THE PEN A INK PRINT SHOPPE 459-5544 

(All Printing Needs) 

PEPPERMINT POODLE PARLOR 453-7711 

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PLYMOUTH CARPET SERVICE 453-7450 

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PLYMOUTH FISH SEAFOOD MARKET ....455-2630 

(Fish & Chips, Chowders & Salads) 

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SPRAYING CO., INC 455-7358 

(Liquid Fertilizer, Weed & Crabgrass Control) 

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HOBBIES & GIFTS 455-4455 

(Model Railroad & Hobby Supplies) 

ROBERT PUCKETT HEATING 

& COOLING COMPANY 453-0400 

(Heating. Cooling & Sewer Cleaning) 

RAINBOW CONNECTION 455-7472 

(Children's Resale Shop) 

S.W.A.K....CARD & GIFT BOUTIQUE ..453-1666 

(Free Gift Wrapping & Delivery) 

SHELLEY'S CHICKEN MANOR 459-2120 

(Chicken. Fish, Steak, Hoagies & Ribs) 

SOMETHING FOR YOU 453-7700 

(Silk Flowers) 

STATION 885 459-0885 

(Food & Spirits) 

THE STRAWBERRY BASKET 

OF NEEDLEWORK 455-2025 

(Cross-Stitch. Frames & Finishing Supplies) 

UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS ANTIQUES ....459-6450 

(Antiques & Collectibles - 6JDeaJers) 

USEFUL UNIQUES 459-6767 

(Classy Crafts & Classes) 

VILLAGE PAPERBACK EXCHANGE ...459-8550 

(69* with Trade) 

VILLAGE WIG SHOPPE 459-5210 

(Wigs. Wiglets. Hairpieces) 

YESTERDAY & TODAY ANTIQUES ....455-2570 

(Antiques, Hand-made Rag Rugs, etc.) 

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TixiraOay. FeDruery 20. 1986 O&E (>VAA)*13A - 

Death tolls down in states with seat-belt laws 

Traffic death tolls among those drivers 

and passengers covered by safetybelt 

use laws are continuing to decline, 

according to reports from states which 

had such laws in 1985 

Six states with longest experience 

with safety-belt use laws — Michigan. 

New York. New Jersey. Illinois. Texas 

j id Nebraska — reported decreases in 

fatalities ranging from 10 to 26 percent 

If everjtpne buckled up — even on 

short trips — we would save an additional 

10.000 lives in 1986," said Elizabeth 

H Dole V S secretary of transportation 

TRAFFIC Safely Now. an organization 

dedicated to the passage of safetybelt 

use laws in all 50 states, reported 

that the total count on the number of 

lives saved in 1985 is not yet complete 

Nevertheless, they translated the 

early figures into a savings of nearly 

525 lives in those states 

The University of Michigan Transportatioin 

Research Institute last 

week found 43 percent of Michigan motorists 

buckling up, a decline from the 

high of 58 4 percent in July, immediately 

after the law took effect 

But Mighigan's 43 percent was still 

double the percentage which buckled 

up before the law was passed. The U-M 

researchers also found that women 

were more likely than men to buckle 

up. and that small car users were more 

likely to buckle up than occupants of 

mid-sized and large cars. Riders in 

pickup trucks were least likely to buckle 

up 

STATE POLICE In Michigan recently 

reported the first weekend without a 

traffic fatality in 10 years — or more 

than 500 weekends 

Highway safet) officials point out 

that, in some cases. 1985 statistics are 

provisional and may be adjusted slight- 

Blanchard to sign insurance bill 

Gov James J Blanchard had-good news 

for suburban auto owners this week He 

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IMtE Thursday. February 20. 196b 

Obedience trials 

Tough dog test Sunday at Fairgrounds 

By Lem Me»e« 

outdoors writer 

Kennel club shows like the one March Si 

oto 

Available for adoption ia 

Bounce, a black and white, 

SVJ-month-old mixed spaniel. 

He will probably grow to 25-35 

pounds. For information about 

Bounce or other adoptable 

pets, contact the Michigan 

Humane Society's Kindnasa 

Center, 37255 Marquette Road, 

Westland, phone 721-7300. 

Y ) d 

y e 

yrofessors 

outdoors 

• Still 

Important . 

Libraries computers. 

and state-of 

the-art research 

facilities are important 

components of 

a quality education 

in leading universities 

But the key 

to excellence remains 

the chemistry 

which occurs daily 

between individual 

students and their 

professor 

being decided around 4 pm 

Club secretary Mira Jilbert of Troy lists 

three basic classes novice, open and utility 

There also is a class (or junior handlers 

Obedience trials are a suffer kind of 

competition than kennel c lub shows Often 

owners of dogs who have won their show 

championships will take to the obedience 

ring 

You'll come to admire the teams which 

successfully complete the long down stay 

exercise, where the owner tells the dog to 

lie and to stay and then leaves the room 

The dog can't move without losing a batch 

of points It's an inspiration 

• 

ANOTHER boat show is on this time at 

Summit Place mall. Telegraph north of 

Elizabeth Lake Road in Waterford Town 

ship 

Hours are 10-9 daily six days a week and 

12 noon to 5 p m Sunday beginning today 

and running through Sunday. March 2 

Eight commercial exhibitors will show 

sailboat-s, powerboats, canoes and equipment 

Other exhibitors are the Oafctand 

County Sheriff's marine division and US 

Coast Guard Auxiliary 

MANY SPECIAL exhibits are gracing 

the Outdoorama 86 Sports Show besides 

the hunting and fishing booths Outdoorama. 

sponsored by Michigan Cnned Conservation 

Clubs, is at the State Fair Coliseum 

in Detroit from Feb 21 to March 2 

Continuous seminars on this weekend 

will feature state experts such as former 

Sen Kerry Kammer on black bass. Tom 

Schneider on steelheads DNR fisheries 

biologist Ron Spitler. and Lake St (.lair 

charter captain John Minor on walleyes 

and muskies > 

The Michigan Wild Turkey Classing ( lassie 

is Saturday. March 1 The People's Republic 

of China has sent a photo exhibit on 

the elusive and reclusive panda 

Lumberjacks and retrieving dogs will be 

back by popular demand 

Ticket prices are $4 50 general__admission. 

$2 for kids under 12 and senior citizens 

iweekdays only). Ml'CC is j non-profit 

federation of conscrvation—aud. outdoor 

sports enthusiasts 

• 

HI ROM-CLINTON Metroparks have a 

It is as true today as 

a century ago: the 

more contact students 

have with 

their professors 

the better their 

education At 

The University 

of Michigan- 

Dearborn faculty 

are our most 

important resource 

string of nature center programs this weekend 

They're free, but there's a vehicle admission 

at the park gate Register in advance 

by calling the parks office at 1-800- 

5W-6272 Here's the lineup 

Stony Creek, northeast of Rochester 

Snow Isn't All Bad nature walk at 1 p.m 

Sunday. Feb 23 

Indian Springs, near Clarkston — Ogling 

Owls," a slide and outdoors program, 7 

pm Saturday, Feb 22 Snowshoe Walk, 1 

p m Sunday. Feb 23. dress warmly and 

wear bulky, winter boots, 

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Opinion 

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Emory Dankata-ecr.fir' 459-2700 

Susan Rosiek assistant managing editor 

llligitimacy becomes 

an issue of the times 

L 

BJLL MOYERS was far from first But 

he made it respectable 

Movers recent network television program 

on illegitimacy and the disintegration 

of the black family really broke the 

ice for a national, rational discussion 

Actually. I was months ahead of him in 

noting that exploding numbers of children 

were being born out of wedlock in what 

are euphemistically known as "urban 

areas." that most were on welfare and 

staying there, and that the state s welfare 

budget for more than 20 years has been 

bleeding the education budget 

Six months ago. Paul Harvey, the conservative 

radio commentator, ever so 

gently suggested there was a nationwide 

catastrophe out there 

IT TOOK A documentary by Movers, 

one-time press secretary for "Great Society" 

architect Lyndon Johnson, to move 

the issue onto the front burner without 

being branded a racist Let's give him 

credit 

It's an odd phenomenon in American 

politics that conservative solutions can be 

implemented best by liberals, and vice 

versa 

The generation ahead of me used to say 

that only a wealthy patrician like Franklin 

D Roosevelt could have made some of 

the New Deal economic changes 

Only an old Commie-baiter like Richard 

Nixon could have opened the door to 

China Hubert Humphrey could never 

have dared to try it 

It took a Democrat with union backing 

Michigan 

150 years old 

Last year, the Michigan Department of 

State registered more than 7.2 million 

motor vehicles In contrast, in 1905, the 

first year the state registered vehicles, 

only 2.188 were registered 

From 1905 to 1910, small round metal 

tags served as the proof of registration, 

usually fastened on the dashboard Motorist 

"were also required to displiy the number 

on the rear of the vehicle, on a plate 

made of leather, measuring 6 by 14 

inches 

The state issued the first metal plate — 

porcelain-covered steel — in 1910, using 

three or four numbers Stamped metal 

plates came into use in 1915. 

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im 

Richard 

like Gov Jim Blanchard to implement 

some of the inducements to industry that 

Michigan now offers His Republican 

predecessor Bill Milliken. made many of 

the same proposals but couldn't get them 

through a Democratic Legislature 

SO FAR. the discussion has concentrated 

on blacks because their numbers are 

the most shocking 

In the 1960s, something like 30 percent 

of black children were illegitimate; by the 

1980 census, it was 50 percent, with the 

percentage hitting 78 or 80 in spots like 

Harlem and the Bronx 

But it would be unfair to rap blacks 

alone Out-of-wedlock births among 

whites in America have gone from 1 percent 

in 1950 to 4 percent in 1970 and 10 

percent in the last census And the teen 

out-of-wedlock birth rate among white 

teens in some rural counties of Michigan 

almost matches the black rate 

So if you're looking for some excuse to 

justify feelings of white superiority, 

you re reading the wrong paper 

DR. AGNES Mansour, director of the 

slate Department of Social Services, is a 

liberal holdout She still uses the maccui 

rate term "teen pregnancy " She's afraid 

' to tell it like it is and say ••illegitimacy " 

DSS recently awarded contracts to several 

social agencies to teach teens "how to 

say no" to sexual activity Among the 

contractors are the Pontiac School District 

and the Southeastern Michigan Family 

Planning Project Inc 

In Mansour's words "In 1983 there 

were approximately 34,000 pregnancies 

among girls 19 and under in Michigan 

That figure translates to one out of every 

10 teen-age girls in the state The consequences 

of teen-age pregnancies are often 

tragic for all individuals involved and can 

lead to a life of struggle and dependency 

How mealy-mouthed! 

The truth is that America saw its highest 

teen-age birth rates almost 30 years 

ago. in 1957 The difference is that most 

1957 mothers had husbands earning 

wages, their own households and resources 

for health care They weren't single-parent 

"clients" to be added to the 

welfare caseload 

Aunt Fanny traced 

Washington's steps 

EACH YEAR when George Washington's 

birthday nears, The Stroller enjoys 

taking a mental trip back to Pennsylvania 

— to his boyhood visits to Aunt Fanny in 

Philadelphia 

She loved nothing better than taking 

him on a trip to Independence Hall, where 

the Declaration of Independence and Constitution 

were signed 

We would go to Betsy Ross's home, 

Christ Church and then to Washington's 

crossing, to see the spot Where he stood in 

the row boat and led his trips across the 

river to victory in the battle of Trenton. It 

wa»a turning point in the war for America's 

independence 

FOR A LONG time, that spot on the 

Delaware River was marked by a small 

stone, much like you would find in a cemetery 

But in later years, the stone was 

replaced by a grand auditorium, where 

the entire page of Washington's history is 

unfolded on a screen. 

Ip that auditorium there also is the famous 

picture of him standing in the boat 

snowy night, not knowing exactly 

; was in store . 

we walked through Independence 

j en route to the eroding. Aunt Fanny 

me to the room where the Liberty 

[was then located. She made me place 

over the crack and pray for our 

co«6try The bell Is now moved across the 

street and Is encased In glass for all 

the stroller 

L W . W . 

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From there we would go to Betsy Ross's 

home to see where she made the first 

American Flag, then to Christ Church 

where Washington worshipped His name 

is still on a gold plate at the entrance to 

the pew 

We would sit there and pray some more 

It left a lasting memory. 

A walk took us to the bank of the river, 

and then home. 

ANOTHER JOURNEY took us to the 

banks of the Potomac River in Virginia, to 

Washington's plantation at Mount Vernon, 

downstream from Washington, D.C. 

That spot on the bank is famous, and it 

would be nice if all school children could 

see it and his home. They never would forget 

it, and American history would live 

with them. 

The days of those trips have lived 

through the years with The Stroller. Aunt 

Fanny has gone to her rest, but her teaching 

has lived on. That's why George Washington's 

birthday means so much to The 

Stroller now that be has grown up 

L 

Philip Powtf chairman of the board 

Richard Aginian president 

Dick tsham general manager 

Stave Barnaby managing editor 

Fred Wright circulation director 

OAE Thursday. February 20^1986 

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Another disappearing species 

EVERY YEAR Reagan s hatchet men 

have a go at a variety of federally subsidized 

programs so that Cap Weinberger 

can spend more money for war weapons 

and military might 

The social programs that would be depleted. 

decimated or eliminated are 

many, and most have their defenders who 

argue eloquently about the need to help 

the underclass, which has become a permanent 

part of society's structure 

But fewer and fewer voices speak out to 

save one of the budget-cutters favorite 

targets, Amtrak Known officially as the 

National Railway Passenger System, Am 

trak may well succumb to Reagan's pen 

chant for cutting domestic services 

Those who argue that Amtrak is too ex 

pensive a program to be undertaken while 

supporting a $200-billion deficit have 

some talking points 

AMTRAK IS being subsidized now to 

the tune of $517 million a year Set up by 

the government as a national train system, 

it serves 20 million passengers a 

year Almost half are business people who 

use the commuter-type trains in the 

Northeast corridor, roughly Boston to 

Washington. D C The subsidy amounts to 

about $30 a ride, critics say. 

Yet. the president of Amtrak. W 

Graham Claytor Jr., maintains that the 

government provides more subsidies to 

the airlines industry in the form of revenue 

aid for airport construction, air traf 

Bob 

Wlslar 

fic controls and direct subsidies 

He said the airlines in fact lose money 

but "it's all made up by the government — 

here and there and under the table Amtrak 

s subsidies are on top of the table, for 

everyone to see " 

CLAYTOR SAID if the federal subsidies 

were eliminated from the airlines industry. 

fares would go up 50 percent 

And, he said. Amtrak has been decreasing 

the amount of subsidy, from 57 percent 

of operating costs six years ago to 42 

percent now 

But without federal subsidy there is no 

hope of maintaining the system The entire 

Amtrak operation would have to be 

folded 

CLAYOR MAINTAINS it is in our interest 

to keep Amtrak rolling It is the 

most energy-efficient way to provide 

transportation and when oil becomes 

scarce and more expensive in the future 

we will need the system, he says 

But one of the best reasons to save Amtrak 

may be that it provides a relaxing 

wav to vacation and to view the U.S. in all 

its imperfections and all of its glories 

The train provides passengers picturewindow 

viewing of the U.S. while they find 

time to dine in a relaxed setting and an 

opportunity to make friends with real 

Americans at their most cordial 

DID YOU ever try to get a look at a 

city from an airplane? All you see is dots, 

grids and land patterns Compare that 

with rolling gently through the Rocky- 

Mountains looking at the brooks running 

down the sides of hilly slopes and mountain 

goats or rabbits scampering across 

the countryside 

Riding through the cities and small 

towns allows a traveler to get a look at 

the way America lives and often the waypeople 

have to struggle to survive You 

often see rows of shacks in the middle of 

nowhere or the rundown sections of metropolitan 

areas and realize that it is not 

all milk and honey in the land of skyrocketing 

stock market activity. 

ABOVE ALL you get a feel for the 

land, the plains, the farmlands, the mountains, 

the grandeur As you watch the 

country go by you can almost hear re-_, 

frains from the song, "America the Beautiful" 

— beautiful "from sea to shining 

sea" and realize the blessings that have 

been given to the country 

It would be a shame to give that up for 

just one more attempt to accomplish nu- 

# clear intimidation, one more missile 

aimed at a Russian city. 

. Lawsuits taking an undue toll 

Kids gathering on a snowy slope to participate 

in the traditional rite of winter — 

sledding — may soon be a thing of the 

past in your community 

A real shame But our greed is eating 

away at a lot of the American institutions 

to which we have become accustomed 

You may have heard about it Up Troy 

way officials are seriously thinking about 

deep-sixing some city services The reason'' 

Lawsuits and increased liability insurance 

costs 

Joining sledding is golf gymnastics and 

swimming. 

Troy attorney Pete Letzmann described 

the problem. 

"If an injury occurs in a city it seems to 

be the thing today to sue the municipality 

just because the injury happened within 

the boundaries of the municipality. 

BUT CUTTING of these services is just 

the tip of the iceberg. 

Troy is just one city among hundreds 

that are facing this crisis 

Some cities have been forced to cut 

such essential services as police and fire 

protection. That's right. Across America 

residents are being forced to live in cities 

unprotected against criminals and carnage 

" 

We are edging ever closer to becoming 

a society ruled by greed and emotion 

rather than justice and civility 

crackerbarrel 

debate 

Steve 

Barnaby 

THE PRIVATE SECTOR also is feeling 

the impact of this ever-increasing litigation 

While most of us have heard about the 

medical malpractice crisis, other profes 

sions are suffering just as much, if not 

more Architects, accountants, engineers 

and stockbrokers are facing the same dilemma 

Lawyers, somehow, seem suspiciously 

exempt from this phenomenon 

Newspapers also are being hard hit by 

this new American trend A decade ago, 

lawsuits against newspapers were rare 

Today, it's just part of doing business — 

an expensive part. 

Think of a service industry and you'll be 

pondering a business that is figuring out 

how to serve without being put out of 

business because of lawsuits. 

Day care centers, hospitals and hotels 

live in fear of the day they just won t be 

able to get insurance. 

And forget about that resentment that 

makes you say. "They got it coming ' Because. 

Bubba. you pay. That's right, no 

matter whose fault it is. you the taxpayer, 

Mr and Mrs. Consumer, you pay 

AND THE FINGER pointing call 

confuse The doctors are blaming the lawyers, 

the insurance companies are blaming 

the juries who award large settlements 

and the consumer groups blame the 

insurance companies 

And in some way, all these groups must 

take a bit of the credit for causing such 

anarchy. 

Insurance companies very simply have 

made a lot of bad investments with our 

money In 1985, claims and administrative 

expenses exceeded investment income by 

$5.5 billion The year before it was $3 8 

billion 

Some even claim insurance companies 

have put the fix on. making believe there 

is a crisis so laws are enacted limiting 

settlements. 

Others say lawyers, of which we have a 

glut, are turning to malpractice and liability 

suits to raise their standard of living. 

After all you don't have to "win" to 

get money Settling out of court is nearly 

as profitable 

Last year liability claims settled in and 

out of court amounted to $70 billion. 

That's a lot of bucks right out of your 

pockets. 

V 

Thuraday. February 20. 1906 OAE (P.C>17A 

Will market support another singles group? 

WITH ALL THE singles groups 

out there, you'd think every 

possible interest c rou P 1138 

been covered 

There are groups for young singles, old 

singles, divorced singles, parent singles, 

tall singles, fat singles, Catholic singles. 

Jewish singles, Protestant singles, Republican 

singles and civic-minded singles. 

There are groups for singles who bowl, 

ski, golf, backpack, dance and philosophize 

For all I know, there might even be 

i group for lonely tropical birds called 

Pa rots Without Partners 

ONE GROUP is being left out, however. 

These are the people who don't want to do 

from our readers 

Privatization 

view opposed 

To the editor 

Mark Steckloff's Jan 23 letter is irrelevant 

to the current discussions of 

transit privatization in the Detroit 

area 

Yes, subsidies to the New Jersey private 

monopoly did increase by $50 million 

in the 1970s, just as subsidies increased 

by nearly as much to public 

transrt monopolies in the Detroit area 

(though a lot less service was provided 

in the Detroit area) Both public and 

private monopolies are unable to control 

costs And that's the problem - 

monopoly 

Competitive service contracting is 

Transylvanian folk dances, sample Sri 

Lankan food, read their palms or read the 

Psalms, man beer booths at ethnic festivals 

or debate the Gramm-Rudman balanced 

budget act. These are people who 

really don't want to do anything at all. 

They are. to put it bluntly, lazy. Sure, 

they'd like to have their own singles 

group, but setting one up takes a lot of 

work As usual, they're waiting for someone 

else to do it for them. 

Well, it's not going to be me. But someone 

ought to. This good Samaritan probably 

could start out with a notice in the 

paper, something like this: 

SLUGGISH SINGLES — A group for 

much different The public transit 

agency decides to use private operators 

fo-- some of its service, and there is 

competition between the operators for 

the right to provide the service for the 

contract period This approach is being 

used in a myriad of public services, indeluding 

school transportation, refuse 

disposal, street light maintenance, etc 

In transit, the cost savings around the 

country have ranged from 20 to 60 percent. 

The New Jersey Governor's Management 

Improvement Coalition (1985; has 

recommended greatly increased use of 

private operators through competitive 

contracting 

No. private costs are not higher than 

public costs in Houston, in fact, they 

are about 50 percent lower That is why 

Houston Metro is expanding its com- 

Rich 

Lech 

those who are single because, let's face it, 

the search for that special someone requires 

a heck of a lot of running around 

and effort. The group meets at 7:30 p.m. 

Fridays for a pot luck supper at St. Pia 

Zadora Church. Bring a dish to pass. And 

we don't mean a bag of chips or a jar of 

baby dill gherkins Show a little effort, for 

petitive contracting program 

No one wants to return tolhe days of 

private monopoly, and even the most 

casual observer is horrified at the cost 

escalation that has occurred under public 

monopolies Fully 60 percent of 

transit subsidies have been used for excess 

cost increases Only 40 percent 

went to lower fares or new service for 

the riders That's an abysmal record, 

and something has to change. 

It is time to put the riders and taxpayers 

first Competitive contracting is 

the only way to rescue transit from the 

merry-go-round of escalating fares, 

lower service and increased fares The 

private sector is not inherently better 

than the public sector, rather competition 

is inherently better than monopoly 

• 

The test of any public service approach 

is its impact upon the users and 

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Wendell Cox 

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Reflector plates 

no advantage 

To the editor 

Our County Road Association will 

strongly oppose the new legislative lobbying 

effort to grab $27 million of highway 

funds by requiring two reflectorized 

license plates for every car in 

Michigan 

Since studies have clearly shown 

there is no traffic safety advantage by 

once in your life. Is that too much to ask? 

Knowing you, it probably is. 

After dinner, the group meets for the 

same group discussion week after week 

after week: "Whaddaya want to do tonight?" 

"I don't know. What do you want 

to do?" "No fair. I asked you first." Ad 

nauseum. After the discussion, the group 

will break up because it is getting kind of 

late, you know, and we'd all hate to miss 

Chuck Gaidica's weather program. 

THE GROUP might occasionally go out 

for a movie, but very rarely, on the rationale 

that it would be kine of crazy to 

spend all that money when the darn thing 

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using the 3M Co. reflectorized material. 

the sole beneficiary of its use would 

seem to be the producers of the material. 

The proposed extra one dollar 

charge per plate to the car owner to go 

to a fund for partial recovery of the 

costs merely glosses over the loss of 

highway user revenues. 

With highway funding expected to 

decline, it is more important than ever 

to justify a second license plate on a 

cost benefit basis. So far, there is no 

documentation of losses of law enforcement 

efficiency following the 1981 

elimination of the second license plate. 

The proposal to require costly reflectorized 

sheeting on license plates is 

even moH> objectionable because there 

is only one manufacturer in the U.S. 

supplying the new reflectorized material, 

thereby eliminating any competitive 

bidding and leaving the state at the 

mercy of a single-source supplier. 

The County Road Association represents 

Michigan's 83 county road agencies 

which administers 88.693 miles of 

roads and streets across the state. 

Ronald Bakker 

County Road Association 

of Michigan 

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year or less anyway. 

Going out to eat wouldn't be necessary, 

as long as the group could meet somewhere 

that has plenty of stoves with bunj-^ 

ers. Meeting nights would be quite a sight,with 

20 or 30 boil-in-the-bag dinners - 

bubbling all at once. 

If you say this group would be a little 

too dull to succeed, I'd have to disagree, lit 

would be excellent preparation for tMC 

next stage in life. That's called marriage. 

Richard Lech is a reporter on 

Suburban Life staff of the Observer^ 

Eccentric Newspapers. ' * 

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To the editor: :v: > 

I was thrilled with the editorial enti- ,1 

tied "Southfield High School class prepared 

to show Dearborn." by Steve 

Barnaby (Feb. 6). 

I taught at SHS from 1966-1872.; tf ^ 

was a time of emotional electricity 

which was not well received by many - £ 

school personnel. I commend the perserverence 

of the students, and I wish I 

had a facility to offer them. It is loo 

infrequently that we find people taking ^ 

a stand, and I would like to reinforce 

the courage of the youth. t 

I would also like to reinforce tte • it 

courage of Steve Barnaby and your paper. 

In the past my experience of Tip 

Observer papers has been one of a coq- v 

servative nature. It is courageous t

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Suburban Life 

Thursday Peb'uar> 20. 1986 OiiE 

Student contests highlight music month 

The Plymonh Symphony Society is 

sponsoring a oloring contest at the elementary 

scnool level in observance of 

Michigan Music Appreciation Month 

The co.itesi was planned to increase 

student awareness of the content of the 

music iu be performed, in March during 

concerts given bv the Plymouth Syrrv 

phorv Orchestra 

Tut- urchestra will present A Special 

Event for Young People of All 

Xgos :t 4pm Sunday March 9. in the 

Greenwell, 

Grapentine 

featured 

The Plymouth Syphony Orchestra's 

family concert in March will feature 

interim conductor Charles Greenwell 

and narrator-host Carl Grapentine 

\ Special Event for Young People 

>t All Ages will begin at 4 pm Sunday 

March 9. in the auditorium at 

Plymouth Salem High on Joy just west 

Canton Center Road 

Tickets will be available at the box 

office Sunday or at Beitner Jewelry on 

\nn \rbc.ir Trail in Plymouth or Ar- 

Toldt Williams music store Canton Cener 

Road at Ford in Canton Tickets are 

Jo for adults $3 50 for senior citizens 

and full-time college students, and $1 

for students 12th .grade and below 

Fret i ran>portation is provided for 

senior citizens from Tonquish Manor 

th# afternoon of each concert 

(.RAPENTINE WAS the morning 

host on WgRS in Detroit for almost 13 

•.ears before moving to Chicago's fine 

^rts radio station, WFMT, in January- 

He also has been the voice of the University 

of Michigan Marching Band for 

16 seasons, a task he hopes to continue 

this fall 

Grapentine has announced for concerts 

by many Detroit-area ensembles 

ranging from the Detroit Symphony 

Orchestra and the Kenneth Jewell Chorale- 

to numerous community orchestras 

and bands 

Equally m demand as a soloist, he 

was the bantone soloist of the First 

Baptist Church in Ann Arbor and has 

This artwork ia featured in the Plymouth 

Symphony Socio ty'a coloring contact for 

elementary achooJ youngatera. Winnera of 

Plymouth Salem High School auditorium 

Included in the orchestra's selections 

will be Peter and the Wolf." by Prokofieff. 

narrated by Carl Grapentine, The 

William Tell Overture, by Rossini 

March of the Toys, by Herbert Concerto 

in G Minor for two cellos.'' by Vivaldi. 

Three Dances from Gayaneh 

by Khachaturian. Hoe-Down. by 

Copeland and Toy Symphony, by 

Mozart 

The March 9 concert is sponsored by 

the Burroughs Corp This is the 40th 

year of operation for the Plymouth 

Symphony Orchestra 

For the coloring contest, entries 

must be returned to the Plymouth Observer 

office no later than Feb 28 or 

received at the post office no later than 

Feb 27 

The address for mailed entries is 

Coloring Contest. P 0 Box 467, Plvm 

outh 48170 

For information, call 451-2112 or 

455-0075 - 

Rick Smith 'photograph*' 

Cellist Cora Kuyvenhoven will be featured in the March 9 performance, 

"A Special Event for Young People of Ail Agea." 

sung the national anthem at Tiger Stadium, 

Pontiac Silverdomr and Crisler 

Arena 

An alumni of University of Michigan 

School of Music, Grapentine played the 

oboe in the U-M Symphony Band and 

Symphony Orchestra, and was baritone 

soloist with thf men's glee club as a 

student. 

AT THE MARCH 9 concert The 

March 9, 1986 at 4:00 p.m. 

Toy Symphony" by Leopold Mozart 

will be performed 

For many years this symphony was 

thought to have been composed by 

Franz Joseph Haydn In 1951. however, 

a manuscript was discovered in Germany 

of a seven-movement work by- 

Leopold Mozart ifather of Wolfgang 

Amadeus Mozart), which includes the 

Charles Grcenujell, 

Interim Conductor 

the coloring conteat will receive free concert 

ttekete for their tamWoa. 

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Flutiat Alan Warner concentratea on hia perform 

ance. The Plymouth Symphony Orcheatra will 

three movements now known as "The 

Toy Symphony " 

Plymouth Symphony Orchestra cellists 

Cora Kuyvenhoven and Theodore 

Weber will perform Antonia Vivaldi s 

Concerto in G Minor For Two Cellos 

Vivaldi was a violinist in the Baroque 

era in music who composed more than 

400 concertos for almost every available 

instrument of his time 

Theodore Weber will perform at the 

March 9 event. 

Beauty college 

sweeps awards 

The Lehmann College of Beauty, Plymouth, won 

awards in every category of the North American 

Beaoty and Fashion Show Feb 8, 9 and 10 in the 

Hyatt Regency. Dearborn 

The show was sponsored by the Michigan Cosmetologist 

Association 

The following were winners, all of them from 

Lehmann. 

In the New Woman — Makeover category, first 

place went to Kathy Johnson and Carolyn Lehmann; 

second place went to Jeff Hancock and 

Matthew Papa 

In Focus on Men — Men's Haircutting category, 

first place went to Papa and third place went to 

Vicki Johnston 

In Fantastic Faces - Makeup, first place was 

taken by Lehmann and third place place by Scott 

LeCuyer 

In Mixed Company - Total Look, first place was 

taken by Kelle La Belle, second place by Joanna 

Vlttorelli and third plaee by Ed Bielasha 

In Twilight Zone - Fantasy, first place went jp 

Lehmann. Chris Melon and Papa: Third place went 

to Bielasha, Laura Or ley, Jacqueline Sinock and 

Jeanine Richarson 

Make fashion 

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preaent "A Special Event for Young People of All 

Agea" at 4 p.m. March 9. 

news in black 

ana white 

Siae by Side 

Teens' S-M-L 

Ramie ana 

cotton mtarsia 

sweater vest; $24 

Cotton print 

bants. $15 White 

cotton interlock 

Dig shirt, $18 

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—-Shop until 9 p.m. on Thursday and Friday 

Until 6 p.m. on Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday

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Baby Rachael takes her own sweet time 

You know the saying "The first baby 

can come anytime?" Well, perhaps we 

should add a little bit to that by saying 

it can also NOT come at anytime." 

That is to say. the first may just decide 

to drive the family a little bit off the 

Jeep end by being stubborn 

Such was the case on Valentine's Day 

when Rachael Ann Diekhoff decided it 

was her "moment in the sun" and she 

would just take her time in her " shining 

hour'" Oops, another revision of an old 

saying, this should read "her shining 

approximately 15 hours 

As grandparents Joyce and Henry 

Bornholdt and Ed and Shirley Diekhoff 

waited patiently - st Stria: Hospital 

mom Sherry and dad Mark coaxed and 

pleaded until 7 50 p.m when this dark- 

haired. 6-pound. 14-ounce beauty ar- 

rived. all 20 inches of her 

Well, one saying we won't destroy to- 

day is All's well that ends well" be- 

cause mom and baby Rachael are 

doing just fine And dad. well, dad has 

found a new respect and understanding 

for the old saying "It's a woman's pre- 

rogative to change her mind'" Congra- 

tulations to all of you. and " Welcome 

Rachael" that's the way. kiddo 

train them early" 

EVERYTHING SEEMS pretty calm 

in Canton 1 haven't received any other 

exciting or even any boring news late- 

ly 1 don't know what you are all doing 

out there, but I wish you'd call and let 

me know' 

If you should call and you get that 

silly recording machine, you can leave 

as long a message as you wish — it will 

keep on recording as long as you talk' 

Up to an hour, that is; if your message 

is longer that that, maybe you'd better 

leave your number and I'll call you 

back 

ALERT this message comes to 

you from our Parks and Recreation De- 

partment Once again, they are plan- 

ning a special trip for grandparents 

and their grandchildren This is a spe- 

cial trip to the Ice Capades with 1984 

World Champions Paul Martini and 

Barbara Underbill 

Bravo America" is the theme, and 

it promises to be a wonderful day The 

date is March 15. the cost is $8 50 per 

person That includes tickets and trans- 

Canton chatter 

Sandy 

Preblich 9 8 1 - 6 3 5 4 

portation from Township Hall to the 

Joe Louis Arena You must register in 

advance, so call the recreation office at 

397-1000, Ext 212 The group will 

leave at 10:15 am and return At ap- 

proximately 315 pm > 

I will be hosting Evelyn Lucas on the 

Sandy Show soon The subject to be dis- 

cussed is infant mortality Lucas is 

chairman of the Wayne County Office 

Task Force on Infant Mortality 

SUCH A FORCE was created be 

cause of the high rate of infant deaths 

registered in Wayne County, which 

means that 30 out of every 1,000 babies 

born in Wayne County will die before 

their first birthday This is three times 

the national average 

Statistics show that mothers who are 

younger than 19 or older than 35 have 

the highest infant death rate This 

could affect many people in our area, 

for instance, the many career women 

who have delayed their families until 

their career was well-established, or 

perhaps until their husbands were sta- 

bilized in one particular area 

For parents of teen-agers in our 

community, you should be aware that it 

Is estimated that approximately one- 

half of the national teen population is 

sexually active, and that two-thirds of 

all sexually active teens do not use 

birth control orpnly use it periodically 

Also, that while 96 percent of the 

girls keep their babies, only 27 percent 

of all pregnant teens marry, For cold 

hard facts, teen pregnancies cost Unit- 

ed States taxpayers more than $8 3 bil- 

lion a year Studies show that for every 

dollar spent on prenatal care. $4 to $6 

can potentially be saved in newborn in- 

tensive care and related costs 

1 will therefore once again open the 

studio for a studio audience if you or 

your group would be interested in at- 

tending I would also be happy to put 

you in contact with the task force 

speaker bureau, if you would like to 

schedule a speaker for your group 

I ENCOURAGE any teens with ques 

uons to call the 24-hour information 

and referral telephone service at 961- 

BABY They 11 be happy to guide you to 

help Please, please, don't try to do this 

alone, there are plenty oi wonderful 

people out there waiting to help you 

care for your baby now and later 

Have a healthy baby - mothers who 

have fewer that five prenatal visits 

lose their babies at rates of seven to 10 

times greater than women who have 

five or more prenatal visits Call 961- 

BABY now' 

And now for_S2mething completely 

different Canton residents age 55 and 

older are eligible for free tax counsel- 

ing Call 397-1000, Ext 278 , to schedule 

an appointment 

This program is sponsored by the' 

IRS and the AARP with help available 

for both state and federal forms They 

can also give you assistance with home 

heatFrig' and property tax credits Call 

! now 

The Parks and Recreation Departs 

ment wants to remind you about the 

meeting March 1 regarding both men's 

and women's softball, men's at 10 a m 

-and-women's at 11 am at the Town- 

ship Hall The meeting will cover all 

information, such as entry fês sign-up 

dates, residency rules, etc 

In conclusion. I wish you and yours a 

happy vacation week, remember, chil- 

dren are not returnable, exchangeable, 

or in many cases bearable" But 

you must also remember they are the 

image of us If we don't like how they 

are turning out. perhaps we had better 

change our image 

Have a great week, please give me a 

call, or you won't have Sandy not to 

call anymore' Realiv scarv. eh? 

c l u b s i n a c t i o n 

• PARENTS WITHOUT 

PARTNERS 

The Plymouth Canton Parents With- 

out Partners will hold a general mem 

bership meeting at 8 pm Thursday, 

Feb 20, in the Plymouth Hilton For 

information, call 455-3851 

• MOTHERS OF TWINS 

The Plymouth-Canton Mothers of 

Twins Club will meet al 7 30 p.m 

Thursday. Feb 20 for an evening of 

walleyball For information, call 455- 

2285 ' 

• EPILEPSY SUPPORT 

The Epilepsy Support Program Inc . 

a self-help group, will meet al 7 30 p.m 

Thursday. Feb 20 in the Resurrection 

Lutheran Church. Livonia 

• GOP CLUB 

The Canton Republican Club will 

meet al 8 p m Thursday. Feb 20. in the 

Historical Society Building, Canton 

• TONGA STAMPS 

The West Suburban Stamp Club will 

present a club expert on Tonga stamps, 

Paul Stanton, when it meets at 8 30 

p.m. Friday. Feb 21. in the Plymouth 

Township Hall meeting room. 42350 

Ann Arbor Road. Stanton will provide a 

slide program from the Tonga Stamp 

Society. 

• CANTON JAYTEENS 

The Canton Jaycees and the New 

Trend Band will sponsor a teen dance 

8 30-11:30 p m Friday. Feb 21. in the 

Canton Recreation Center. Michigan 

Avenue and Sheldon Admission is $1 

Tickets are on sale at Radio Station 

WSDP and from members of the band 

and the Jayteens 

• JAYCEES MILLIONAIRE PAR- 

TY 

A Millionaires Party sponsored by 

the Canton and Westland Jaycees will 

be held from 8 p.m to midnight at the 

Cpt Bova VFW Hall on Hix Road be- 

tween Ford and Warren in Westland 

Admission is $2 BVeer and snacks 

available. 

• LIONS MILLIONAIRE PARTY 

The Plymouth Lions Club will hold 

its third annual Millionaires Party in 

the Plymouth Cultural Center from 

6 30 p m to 12 30 a m Saturday, Feb 

227 Admission ta Proceeds will be 

used by the Lions Club for charitable 

activities 

• CO-OP NURSERY 

The Plymouth Children's Co-opera- 

tive Nursery, Canton has several open- 

ings for 3-year-old girls and boys and 4- 

year-old girls for the fall term, which 

begins in September Parents should 

contact Linda Gawronski at 981-1707 

or Gail Conte at 455-5298 

• WELCOME TEA 

The Canton Newcomers Clvib will 

hold a newcomers tea at 7 30 p.m. Mon- 

day. Feb 24, at a member's home A 

service representative will be there to 

distribute complimentary merchant 

packets For information, call 981- 

3781 

• WIDOWED IN SERVICE 

The Widowed in Service (WISER) or- 

ganization will meet at 8 p.m Tuesday. 

Feb 25, in St David's Episcopal 

Church. Inkster June Shada will speak 

on single living WISER provides self- 

help and information-sharing for wid- 

owed persons For information, call 

591-6400 Ext 432 

• AARP 

The Plymouth-Northville Chapter of 

the American Association of Retired 

Persons will meet at noon Wednesday, 

Feb 26, in the Plymouth Cultural Cen- 

ter. 525 Farmer, Plymouth The board 

will meet at 11 a m Bring a lunch The 

AARP is still seeking donations of 

canned food and non-perishable foods 

for the Salvation Army 

• LADIES DAY OUT 

The Canton Newcomers Club will 

hold a Ladies Day Out" at 9 30 a m 

Thursday. Feb 27 The group will meet 

in the Canton K mart parking lot. Shel- 

don and Ford, and carpool to Trapper's 

Alley. Detroit, with lunch to follow 

shopping For information, call 453- 

5986 

• THEATER GUILD 

The Plymouth Theatre Guild will 

hold auditions Feb 25 and 27 for its 

production of "Everybody Loves Opal." 

in the Plymouth Central Middle School 

Three men and two women are needed 

for the cast The play will be presented 

May 2, 3, 9 and 10 For information, 

call 397-2779 

• MOTIVATION 

Michael Wickett. well-known 

motivator, will appear at the Spinnaker 

Singles group at 7:30 p.m Friday. Feb 

28. in First United Presbyterian 

Church of Northvilie. 200 E Main 

Wickett will speak on "Growth through 

Goals," a positive approach to life and 

the fulfillment of professional goals 

For information, call 349-6474 

• MUSICALE 

The Plymouth Symphony Orchestra 

will present its Musicale at 4 p.m. Sun- 

day March 2 in St. John's Seminary 

• BREAD FOR WORLD 

The Bread for the World organiza- 

tion will meet at 7 30 p.m. Wednesday. 

March 5. in Our Lady of Good Counsel 

parish annex The group will discuss 

plans for a joint offering of letters with 

other churches in Plymouth, Canton 

and Livonia 

• COAST GUARD CLASS 

The U S Coast Guard Auxiliary Flo- 

tilla will conduct a boating safety 

class. "Boating Skills and Seaman- 

ship," designed for boaters of all ages 

and experience The 11-lesson course 

will take place Thursdays at 7 30 p m 

beginning March 6 in East Middle 

School, Lillev and Ann Arbor Road 

Plymouth Registration precedes the 

first class, al 7 p.m The classes, in the 

cafeteria, will cover legal require- 

ments. rules of the road, marine radio 

telephone and weather For informa 

Hon. call 455-2676 

• SINGLE TRAVELING 

The Widowed in Service (WISER) 

group of the Women's Resource Center 

Schoolcraft College, will meet at 8 p.m 

Tuesday, March 11, in the Liberal Arts 

Building Dottie Finfrock will offer 

traveling ideas in her talk. Traveling 

as a Single Person " For information 

call 591-6400 Ext 432 

• TAX TIPS FOR DIVORCED 

The Women's Divorce Support 

Group, Schoolcraft College, will pres- 

ent speaker Anne Hughes, who will dis- 

cuss "Divorce Tax Tips" 8-10 p.m. in 

the Forum Building For information, 

call 591-6400 Ext 432 

• TAX AID 

The Plymouth-Northville AARP will 

assist senior citizens, low-income fami- 

lies and shut-ins in the preparation of 

federal and state income tax returns 

Specially trained AARP members will 

provide the service free Those who 

want to use the service should bring W2 

forms, dividend and interest state- 

ment*. pension and Social Security 

statements, rent receipts, property tax 

statements The sessions will be held 

from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mondays at the 

Salvation Army. Plymouth. Tuesdays 

at Tonquish Creek Manor, Plymouth, 

Wednesdays at the Plymouth Cultural 

Center, and Thursdays at the Dunning- 

Hough Library'. Plymouth Canton 

Township residents will be scheduled 

by appointment only by calling 397- 

1000 Ext 278 

• CERAMIC SEMINAR 

Openings still are available in the 10- 

week ceramic seminar/class at the 

Salvaton Army Center. 9451 S Main. 

Plymouth Fee is $5 per week or $20 at 

registration. Hours are 9:30-11:30 a m 

Mondays or 12 30-2 30 p.m. Tuesdays 

Participants supply only brushes and a 

plastic water bowl They will make a 

basket. 12 eggs, a vase, a mug, all with 

paints, firings and individual profes- 

sional instruction For more informa- 

tion, call Linda 459-8129 or Jeff 453- 

5464 

• FAMILIES ANONYMOUS 

Families Anonymous, a self-help 

program for relatives and friends con- 

cerned with drug abuse or behavioral 

problems, will meet 8 p.m Thursdays 

in St John Neumann Catholic Church 

44800 Warren in Canton 

• ESSAY CONTEST 

Plymouth-Canton Civitan Citizenship 

Essay Contest is in progress and will 

continue until deadline date of March 

13^ All high school students in the 

Plymouth-Canton Community Schools 

area are eligible to compete The topic 

is Is There Too Much Sex and Vio- 

lence in the Youth-Oriented Record and 

Video Cassette Market''" Frrst prize, 

$100: second. $50. and third, $25 Infor- 

mation available at Plymouth Canton 

and Salem high schools general offices, 

or call Joe Henshaw, contest chairman, 

451-63*21. or 453-7569 

• BRADLEY CHILDBIRTH 

An eight-week series of classes in the 

Bradley Method of Natural Childbirth 

is planned as well as early pregnancy 

classes For more inform a lion .inri tfl 

register, call 453-9171 

• FRUIT SALE 

Tree-ripened Florida oranges and 

grapefruit are available through 

March, shipped by express truck from 

Indian River Groves Orders are being 

taken by Plymouth Seventh Day Ad- 


Rite Carpet is having a Sale on 

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( hjrles P Lucas M D . Harper Hospital staff physician 

Pr.-fcsvr of Medicine at Wayne Siaie University Medical Director 

ot 1 he (ibesnv and Risk Factor Clinic at the University Health Center 

Sanc> Holden. Administrator Risk Factor and Obesity Clinic 

at the University Health Center 

e What Families Need to Know about Cancer 

Thursday. March 27. 1986 • 7-9 p.m. 

Southfield Civic Center. 26000 Evergreen Road 

Southfield, Michigan 

Get the facts about cancer at this FREE two-hour 

seminar, given by Dr. Vainutis Vaitkevicius. an inter- 

natioflatty fecogmzed cancer expert 

Presented hy 

Dr Vainutis Vaitkevicius. Chief of Medicine. Harper-race 

Hospitals, Phvs»cian-in-Chief of The Detroit Medical Center 

Professor and Chairman. Department of Internal Medicine. 

Wayne State University School of Medicine 

This seminar is co-sponsored by (he American Caivcer Society, 

the Comprehensive Cancer Center of M-tropolitan Detroit. 

Information Services: and the Chiktrens' Leukemia Foundation 

Both seminars are co-sponsored by HarperOrace Hospitals 

Department of Community Health Programming, and the City of 

Southfield. Departments of Human Resources and Community 

Education 

Reservations are required for these seminars 

e For Reservations or More Information 

about these seminars, please call (313) 494-8983. 

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Children will prepare nutritious 

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will prepare and 

serve breakfast for their 

Just on* of hundreds at 

parents during the last 

class 

• Dinosaurs for 5- to 

8 Year-Olds Children 

will measure dinosaurs, 

make books about prehistoric 

animals, and make 

papier mache models 

• "Ceramics for 7- to 

12-Year-Olds This is a 

new class for the older 

student who is interested 

in making ceramic models 

Students will pour 

their own molds, clean 

the molds and then paint 

them with glazes Easter 

models will be included. 

NEW MORNING is 

also conducting enrollment 

for one weekday 

class to begin March 11 

Easter Crafts is for 

3 to 6-year-olds It will 

meet 12 30-2 30 pm on 

Tuesdays and Fridays. 

March 11-25 

The school is at 14501 

Haggerty Road, between 

Five Mile and Schoolcraft 

roads, in Plymouth 

Township 

Woodward South of 12 Mile, Royal Oak 543-5300 

Getting 

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made 

simple. 

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COME WAGON call. 

As your hostess, It's my fob to help you 

make the most of your new neighborhood. 

Our shopping areas. Community opportunities. 

Special attractions. Losts of tacts to 

save you time and money. Plus a basket of 

gifts for your family. I'll be listening for your 

can. 

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356-7720 

stand differences between men and 

women in their purchase behavior and 

in their attitudes toward owning and 

operating an automobile 

Sources say women are now in the 

position where they determine whether 

many new models will be a success or 

not This is the case for close to 20 

models including Nissan Pulsar where 

68 percent of purchasers were women. 

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CHURCH 

BETHEL BAPTIST TEMPLE 

29475 W. Six Mile, Livonia 

Sunday School 

Morning Worship 

Evening Sarvica 

Wad. Family Hour 

M L Patty Bibla Study - **ini Clubs 

pmiw NEWS RELEASE 

2S 1-9775 

CJk.'OB 

Ybur Invitation to Worship 

February 19-23 

MISSION 

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Church Page: 591-2300 extension 259 Mondays 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon 

NDEPfNDENT 

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FELLOWSHIP 

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10:00 a.m 

11:00 a.m. 

6 00 p.m 

7 .30 p m 

F E L L O W S H I P B A P T I S T C H U R C H 

(A Ministry of the Baptist General Conference) 

MEETING AT THE HISTORIC PLYMOUTH GRANGE, 273 UNION 

9 30 A M Sunday School (For all aqes,, 

10 30 A M Worship "HOW TO FOLLOW JESUS'' 

Nursery 6 00 P M Sunday Evening Fellowship 

Prov ' de0 Children's Church Available 

REV. PETER A. FOREMAN. MINISTER 455-1509 

G R A C E B A P T I S T C H U R C H 

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SCHEDULE OF SERVICES 

425-6215 or 425-1116 

SUNDAY SCHOOL SUN 10 00 A M 

MORNING WORSHIP SUN 1100 A M 

EVENING WORSHIP SUN 7 00 P M 

WEDNESDAY BIBLE STUDY WED 7 00 P M 

28440 LYNDON. LIVONIA. Ml 

7 j / £ * z i ( ? 6 u i c 6 

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9:40 A.M. Sunday School 

11:00 A.M. "INVITED TO A ROYAL FEAST' 

6:30 P.M. Dr. Wm. Stahl, preaching 

Or William Stahl. Sr HasiOf 

Thomas Pais Associate 

Mrs Richard Kaye. Music Directo 

HERALD OF HOPE 

W>FC 1520 

Mon thru fn i 

8 45 A M 

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7 Mite Road ana Grand River 

Detroit Michigan 

533-2300 

9:30 A.M. 

"A PILGRIMAGE TO CALVARY"- 

The Power A Th« Glory 

6:00 P.M. 

Sharing Service 

with Dr Wesley Hustad 

Rev Ma/k f^s-Sommers 

Associate Paste* 

Mrs Donna Gieaso" 

Director o* Mus< 

GRAND RIVER BAPTIST OF LIVONIA 

(Affiliated with American Baptist Churches. U S.A 

^ ^ J 34500 Si* Mile Rd'.. Just West of Farm.ngton Rd 

Vv 

Sunday 

9:30 A.M. - Family Bible School 

J } / 

10:45 A.M. Worship 

Wednesday 

6:15 P.M. Church Dinner 

7:00 P.M.- Mid-Week Prayer 

Ronald E Cary, Pastor 261-6950 

GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH 

44240 Michigan Ava 

Cantor • 397-2900 

9 45 A u Softool 

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23800 WEST CHICAGO, REDFORD MICHIGAN 

PHONE 255-3333 

R e v . T r u m a n Dollar, P a s t o r 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 10:00 AM 

MORNING WORSHIP 11:00 AM 

EVENING WORSHIP 6:30 PM 

WEDNESDAY 

BIBLE STUDY 7:15 PM 

This Week's Message: 

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Wadnaaday 9:30 am - Hoiy Eucharist 

Saturday 5:00 p.m Heiinski, Principal 

474 24B6 

HOSANNA TABOR 

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337-2424 

*Of ^'»ri».1 

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LUTHERAN 

30000 Five Mlia Road 

East Livonia 

421-7249 

HOLY COMMUNION 

8 15 & 10-45 A M 

Nursery A variable 

Bible Class 9 30 A.M, 

Tuesday School K-8 

4 15 P.M. 

Education Ofhc« 

421-7359 

HOLY 

TRINITY 

WORSHIP SERVICE8 

8:30 am -11 00am 

Nursery Available 

Sunday SchooJ-AII Ages 

9 45 a m 

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L U T H E R A N W I S C O \ S I \ 

Wisconsin Evangelical 

Lutheran Churches 

WISCONSIN LUTHERAN 

RADIO HOUR 

WCAR 1090 SUNDAY iQ 30 a m 

In Livonia St p au' E. Loiêran Church 

• 78 'C Pa"" ngion Rfl 

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Church Services 8 30 a m & 11:00 a.m 

In Plymouth — St Peter Ev Lutheran 

1343 Penniman Ave 

°asiO' -f "arc " oer- "qer 453-3393 

•voryiic Ser-.ices f i 10 30 a n • Sonflaf School 9 15 a rn 

In Radford Township - Lota Park 

Ev Lutheran Church 

14750 Kinloch 

p astor Eowara Zeti - 532-8655 

«vcrshday Scnoot 9 15 AM 

DETROIT 

LAESTADIAN 

CONGREGATION 

290 Fairground at Ann 

Arbor Trail - Plymouth 

Donald W Lahti. Pea tor 

471-1316 

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MEM0MAL 

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lCI».«» Owtkl 

35475 Five Mne Rd 

464 6722 

MARK McOILVREY 

CHUCK EMMERT 

Youth Mmnster 

BIBLE SCHOOL 

(AS ages)« 30 a m 

Morning Worsfwp tO 45 a m 

Everang Worshup 

I Youth Meetings 

630pm 

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W A R D EVANGELICAL PRESBYTERIAN C H t RCH 

Farmington and Sm Mile Rd . 42?. 1 i 50 

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9:30 a.m., WMUZ-FM 103.5 

Worship and Sunday School. 8 3C 10 00 anc 11 30 a rr 

INFANT DEDICATION 

WHY PR A Y TOGETHER?' 

Dr Barllett L Hess 

7:00 p.m 

"ALCOHOLISM: A FAMIL Y DISEASEr 

Mr Jim Broome on behalf of 

Alcoholics for Christ 

Wednesday 7 00 p m - SCHOOL OF CHR;STIAN EDUCATION 

(Activities fiy All Ag«s 

Nursery Provided 

at All Services 

ST. PAUL'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (U.S.A.) 

27475 Five M.ie Rd |at Inksterf 422 "4?r 

Sunday, 9:30 & 11:00 A.M. Worship & Church School 

Dr W F Whitiedoe 

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Tuesday. 9 30 A M New Life Bible Stud> 

Wed BiWe Study - 9:30 A M & 8 00 P M 

Rev P R irwtn 

TRINITY 

PRESBYTERIAN 

CHURCH 

10101 W Ann Arbor Rd , Plymouth 

at Gotfredson & Ann Arbor Rd 

Sunday School for all ages 9:45 a m 

Worship Services 

and Junior Church - 8:30 8i 11 00 a.m 

Rev. William C. Moore - Pastor 

William T. Branham. Asst. Pastor 

Nursery Provided Phone 459-9550 

ROSEDALE GARDENS 

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (U S A , 

HuDbard at W Chicaao • •122-0494 

Gerald R Cobietgh Pastor 

Elizabeth Gilliam Interim Assistant Pastor 

WORSHIP SERVICE 10:30 A.M. 

" I C A N D O I T " 

Church School (Nursery-12th) 10:30 A M 

VILLAGE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 

25350 W Six Mile. Redford 

Ibtw Beech DaJy & TeieoraDh) 

Rev Roberi M barcus 534-7730 

Worship 10:00 A M - Church School 11 15 A M 

"FAITH ON TIPTOE" 

Thursday-Weekday Program For All 

Thursday Bible Study 7 00 P.M 

People Growing In Faith Ar.d Love 

ST MATTHEWS 

UNITED METHODIST 

30900 S'« M"e RC 

dr, J 

DavO T St'Cng Mmistei 

422 6018 

10 00 A M WoVXi Sarv*» 

10 00 A M Church Schoo 

(3 Vri 8th Grade: 

10 00 AM * »S' High Cass 

it 15 AM *do«i Study Qaaa 

Provided 

LMIIDMI UK >l ) M 

NARDIN PARK UNITED 

METHODIST CHURCH 

29887 Wast Eleven Mile Road 478-8860 

Just Wast of Mkkllabalt Farmington Hills 

WORSHIP 9:15 & 11 A.M. 

"EVERYONE NEEDS A SHEPHERD" 

Rev. David Strobe 

Or William A Rittar. Paator 

Rev Georoe Kllbourn 

Rev David R Strobe. Assoc Pastor 

Judy May. D»r of Christian Ed 

Mr Malvtn Rook us. Oir of Music 

Slnglea Ministry. Rev Strobe 

FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 

OF PLYMOUTH 

45201 N. Territorial Rd. 453-5280 

9:15 a m 4 11:00 a.m. Worship & Church School 

(Nursery - 121h) 

Minister. John N Grant*. Larry J War041 Dr Frederick Vosborg 

NEWBURO UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 

36500 Ann Arbor Trai' 422-0149 

Livonia s Otdeet Church 015* 11 -no A M 

Church School and Woti -ip 9 1b & 11.OO A M 

WHAT CAN WE BELIEVE —"a 

#2 "ABOUT US" 

Rev EdColey < " \i 

Ministers 

Edward C Co*ey. Roy Forsyth 

Sursery Provided 

Rev K R ThOresen 

YOU ARE INVITED 

GARDEN CITY 

PRESBYTERIAN 

CHURCH U.S.A. 

1841 Middlebeit 

. One block south of ford/ 

Sunday Worwc B 15 i 11 00 a - 

Chvrc* Scnooi 4 Mvraw-x 

" 00 a m 

Gareth D Baker Pastor 

421-7620 

GENEVA PRESBYTERIAN 

CHURCH (U SA.) 

5835 Sheldon R-L. 

CANTON 

WOSSHB 1 a CNUKCH SCHOOL 

CM5 A.M. 8 114)0 A.M. 

Kannatti f QruaOai. P'alor 

458-0013 

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PRESBYTERIAN 

CHURCH 

(U.S.A.) 

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11:00 A M 

WL/RSHiP A 

CHURCH SCHOOL 

E Dickson For>yth, 

Pastor 

464-684' 

ALDERSGATE 

UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 

"« started the church tn 1961 Services 

took place in John Marshall 

Junior High School until the money 

was raised lo erect a building The 

first service in the present building 

was on Palm Sunday 1962 

The church held a mortgage burning 

in 1979 to celebrate paying off its 

mortgage 

The Spitzas have been married for 

38 years They have two children. 

Jack Jr and Ten. and two grandsons, 

Jacfcjjl and Shawn Son Jack is a 

sjng Jepder at the church, and daughter 

Teai docs the clerical work 

Durtng the past year, church members 

donated more than $14,000 to 

purchase new pews and carpeting for 

the auditorium 

The church serves as a home away 

from home' for traveling missionaries 

throughout the year It has iLs an- 

nual missions conference in March, 

closing out with an international dinner 

featuring foods from many countries 

The Rev. and Mrs. Jack Spitza 

founded church in 1961 

\bur Invitation 

to Worship 

ASSEMBLIES OF GOD 

CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY CHURCH 

413S5 Six Mil* Northvllla • 348-9030 

Larry Frick. Sr. Pastor 

Stave Lehmann, Assoc Paator 

Sunday School 10:00 a m 

Worship Sarvtoas 11:00 a.m. & 6:00 p.m 

Wadnaaday Family Night 7:00 p.m. 

Nursery Available • Schools: Pre-School - 9th 

Brigbtnjoor Tahcrpaclc 

Assemblies of God 

26555 Franklin Rd • Southfield Ml 

(I-696 & Telegraph - West of Holiday Inn) 

A Charismatic Church wtxre poop* ot many denominations worship together 

Morning Worship - 8 A.M. 4 11 A.M. 

Sunday School - 9:45 A.M. 

Celebration of Praiae - 6:30 P.M. 

7:30 P.M. Wed. Adult, Youth & Children 

Ministry To The Deaf - Sunday 

Nursery provided at all services THOMAS E. TRASK. PASTOR 

BETHEL MISSIONARY 

ASSEMBLY OF GOD 

8900 Middlebeit Rd. 

Livonia • 421-9140 

REV. JOHN ROY, PASTOR 

Sunday School 9:45 a.m. 

Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. 

Evening Evangelist Service 6:30 p.m. 

Wed. Family Night Service 7:00 p.m. 

NON-DEMINATIONAL 

A Full Gospel Church 

the lord/ hou/e 

36924 Ann Arbor Trail at Newburgh 

PASTOR IACK FORSYTH - 522-846J 

Sunday School 1*00 AJi Uonanfl Worship 11* AM. 

Evarsng Sarnca 7:00 PH Wsdaasday Ssrvtea 7» PM 

Roy* Hangars 8 HMonattsa 

Coma Worahip the Lord freely with us. 

Chidren's Mmstry at Every Service 

Visitors Always Welcome' 

SERVICES 

Sunday 10:00 a.m. 

6:00 p.m. 

Wednesday 7:00 p.m. 

J.E KARI. Ph.D.! Pastor 

Phone 4 22-LIFE 

NEW LIU COMMUNITY CHURCH 

Nru- I if* Chrntum Atetiemy K-12 

34645 Cowan Road • Westland, Ml 46165 

[TRmSITY ASSEMBLY I 

OF GOD 

2100 Herman Sat, Canton 

721-4S33 

Btwr MIcNger Ava 4 Pslmar 

Sunday SdvxX 9 «S A-M- 

Momlno Wortnlc 11 00 A M 

Worship 8-00 P M 

Wad Famay Nigw 7 00 P M 

REV BICHA® L«MO€RMAN 

PltfTOB 

CATHOLIC 

CHURCHES 

ST. JOHN 

NEUMANN 

Parish 

44800 Warren Road 

Canton 

455-5910 

Fr. Edward J. Baldwin 

Pastor 

Masses 

Sat. 5:00 and 6:30 pm 

Sun. 8 am. 9:30 am 

11:00 am and 12:30 pm 

ST. THOMAS BECKET 

Parish 

555 L1LLEY RD , CANTON 

981-1333 

Fr Ernest M Porcari 

Pastor 

Masses: 

Sat 4:30 PM 

Sun. 8:00 AM 

10:00 AM 

12:00 Noon 

Thursday, February ?0. 1988 Q*£ +7* p"* 1 

Challenger exploded our cherished myth > 

The nauonal grieving over the loss of 

the Challenger crew has wound down 

However, for the families who lost 

their women and men in the shuttle disaster. 

the process of grieving has hardly 

just begun 

That is the way with grief. Societies 

go on and it is left to the intimates to 

pick up the pieces and put a life back 

together that will forever be changed 

Mom doesn't say good morning anymore 

Dad doesn't call to see how 

things are Embraces are only memories 

So why was the instant' grief so pervading 

on a national level?" Why did so 

many weep for so few when every day 

so many die with so few to weep for 

them? That question was asked almost 

from the beginning. Perhaps the answer 

that hit closest to the mark had to 

do with the myth of omnipotence 

IT HAS ALWAYS appealed to 

humankind to feel god-like. That sense 

was even alive and well in the garden 

of Eden Over time we have tended to 

believe that we have total control. 

Things will always go our way because 

we are the good guys and we expect it 

church bulletin 

• FIRST BAPTIST 

OF GARDEN CITY 

Nationally known gospel singer A. T 

Humphries will be guest soloist at special 

services Sunday. Feb 23 marking 

the 49th anniversary of First Baptist 

Church of Garden City, Henry Ruff and 

Marquette roads Services will be at 

10.30 a.m. and 3 p.m Following the afternoon 

service, coffee and cake will be 

served Humphries, who has been a 

gospel singer for more than 50 years, 

was featured on the "Old Time Gospel 

Hour'' television program and is the 

annual special soloist for the Pastor's 

School, hosted by Dr Jerry Falwell. 

First Baptist was chartered Feb 27. 

1937. as the first Baptist church in the 

area The church changed locations 

several times before settling on its 

present site in the 1960s The church 

was affiliated with the American Baptist 

Convention for 44 years until the 

congregation decided to break off ties 

in the interest of biblical conviction, 

freedom from association with what it 

considered the liberalism of the convention. 

and greater self-government 

as an independent church, a spokesman 

said For more information on the anniversary 

program, or the church, call 

721-3699 

• VILLAGE 

PRESBYTERIAN 

"Signs of Hope" is the theme for the 

Lenten sermon series at Village United 

Presbyterian Church, 25350 W Six 

Mile, Redford "'Faith on Tiptoe" will 

be the topic at 10 a m Sunday, Feb. 23 

"Resolving Our Differences" is the 

theme for the Sunday-evening Lenten 

program There will be a potluck dinner 

at 5:30 p.m., worship at 6:15 p.m 

and the study program 6:30-7:30 p.m 

i 

to be so. We live with the myth and that 

is why Challenger was such a shock 

We watched in horror as the myth exploded 

before our eyes. 

Former astronauts who were interviewed 

pointed out that there was never 

a question in their minds that disaster 

would be a part of the program. It 

was not for them so much a question of 

whether such tragedy would strike but 

simply when the inevitable would happen 

So perhaps our grief had as much to 

do with the explosion of the myth as it 

did with the explosion of Challenger 

and its crew In that instant we suffered 

the loss of our mythical omnipotence 

This was something done with 

our money and our technology by our 

leaders and it all went terribly wrong! 

moral perspectives 

Rev. Robert Schaden 

The topic for Sunday. Feb 23. will be 

"Forgiveness Forgive and Forget." 

The group leaders are Michael Blair, 

executive director of Christian Coalition 

Service, and Robert M Barcus. the 

church's pastor. For more information, 

call the church office at 534-7730 

• CHURCH OF GOD 

OF PROPHECY 

A revival crusade featuring the Rev 

R.O Wix as guest speaker will take 

place from Friday. Feb 21. through 

Sunday. Feb. 23. at the Church of God 

of Prophecy. 28563 Pardo. Garden City 

Services will begin at 7 p.m Friday 

and Saturday and at 6 p.m Sunday For 

more information, call 525-5397 

• TRI-CITY ASSEMBLY 

Tri-City Assembly of God will show 

the film "Moody!" at 7 p.m. Wednesday. 

Feb 26 The film is about evangelist 

Dwight L Moody The church is at 

2100 Hannan, one mile north of Michigan 

Avenue, Canton For more information. 

call 721-6832 

• LIVONIA PENTECOSTAL 

CHURCH OF GOD 

The singing Kennedy Family will 

perform at 6 p.m. Sunday, Feb 23, at 

Livonia Pentecostal Church of God. 

11663 Areola, one block west of Inkster 

Road and north of Plymouth Ftoad, 

Livonia For more information, call 

425-6360 

• WARD PRESBYTERIAN 

Ward Presbyterian Church in Livonia 

will present "Alcoholism: A Family 

Disease" at 7 p.m Sunday, Feb. 23 

James Broome, founder of Alcoholics 

for Christ, will discuss substance 

abusers and their families. Alcoholics 

'Reconnecting' series continues 

Newman House, the campus ministry 

Center for Schoolcraft College. 

Lenten program on the theme "Reconnecting 

An Invitation to Wholeness" 

continues Sunday with the guest appearance 

of Anthony Kosnik, author, 

theologian, educator and Catholic 

priest 

Kosnik opened the series on Feb 16 

with a discussion on the psychology of 

reconciliation Sunday's talk will focus 

on "Social Dimensions of Reconnecting 

in a Violent Society." 

Other speakers in the coming weeks 

DAR honors students 

include Peggy Dabalek. "Fêventive 

Measures for a Less Fractured Life." 

March 2; Janice Brown. "Reconciliation 

and Personal Health from a 

Wholistic Perspective," March 9, Bishop 

Thomas Gumbleton. "Reconnecting 

on a Global Scale in a Nuclear Age." 

March 16, and Joel Zobro, "The Believer's 

Approach: A Scriptural Perspective 

on Healing Life's Hurts." 

The programs are 6-7:30 p.m. in the 

Newman House, 17300 Haggerty. 

There is no admission charge and the 

programs are open to the public. 

V 

Five area high school seniors were honored try the John Secfcetl 

Chapter, Daughters ot the American Revolution tor outstanding 

citizenship. Two other students were sslsctod as winners of the 

DAR*s American history eeeay contest Honored at s luncheon recently 

were: Andrew Beemen (left), sn eighth grader at Detroit 

Open School. American history award winner. Yvonne Herr of 

Death came to the good guys and the 

good guys were us. They ate the same 

cereal we eat. They saluted the same 

flag and got excited over the same 

things If that message did not get 

through in the pre-flight hype, it was 

certainly made clear in the post mortems. 

THERE WAS ALSO another note 

which added to the national tragedy. 

The exposure was inescapable. We 

watched it over and over and over 

again. This is not something that happens 

with most deaths. 

On a relatively regular basis school 

teaeffer types and even the children 

who attend their^classes are blown to 

bits by land mines, booby traps and 

machine gun fire. Some of that is perpetrated 

by our enemies. And in other 

for Cfirist and Alcoholics for Christ 

Family Group meet at 7:30 p.m. every 

Thursday at Ward Church. Six Mile and 

Farmington roads 

• ST. ANDREW EPISCOPAL 

"Issues Facing Christians Today" 

will be the theme of a Lenten series 

presented by St Andrew Episcopal 

Church, 16360 Hubbard, Livonia. The 

series will be presented 7:30-9 p.m. 

Wednesdays. Jack Hickey. director of 

Reconciliation Ministries, will discuss 

homosexuality on Wednesday. Feb. 26 

Reconciliation is an interdenominational 

ministry giving counseling and support 

to those wishing to abandon a 

homosexual lifestyle. 

The church also is presenting a series 

of Thursday-night seminars on 

"Humanism. What It Is and How It Affects 

Us." The seminars are 6:45-8 p.m. 

The topic for Thursday, Feb. 20, is 

' Breakup of the Christian Family," 

with speaker Hilda Pierceccki, president 

of Family First 

• NEWBURG METHODIST 

Newburg United Methodist Church, 

36500 Ann Arbor Trail, Livonia will 

have a Lenten Bible study on Tuesdays 

through March 18. The class will be offered 

at 10 a.m. and again at 7:30 p.m. 

Pastor Ed Coley will lead the class A 

study of Paul's letters to the Philippians 

is being planned. Child care will be 

provided during the jnorning class. 

The church also will have three special 

Lenten dinners. The first one will 

be on Thursday. Feb. 20. and will feature 

Dr Robert Davis, program director 

of the Conference Council on Ministries 

The second one, on Thursday. 

March 6, will feature Dr. Carol Johns, 

senior pastor of First United Methodist 

Church in Owosso. The third one. on 

March 20, will feature Dr. Richard 

Lobb, senior pastor of First United 

Methodist Church in Port Huron. For 

more information, call the church office 

at 422-0149. 

• BETHEL BAPTIST 

TEMPLE 

Bethel Baptist Temple in Livonia is 

having its 12th anfual Faith Fômise 

Missions Conference through Sunday, 

Feb. 23 The conference will be at 7:30 

p.m Thursday and Friday, at 7 p.m. 

Saturday (with a special potluck banquet 

honoring the missionaries) and at 

10 and 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday. The 

conference will feature missionaries to 

places it is our government — the government 

of Challenger - that supplies 

the firepower and trains the manpower. 

But there are differences. 

We do not see it on 

television. No, we are not told the 

names of these people. We do not know 

what kind of cereal they eat. There is 

nothing by way of identity that would 

lead to grief and perhaps the rage necessary 

to stop it all. So instead of 

watching how it happened yesterday, 

we simply pay for more of the same 

tomorrow. 

The crew of Challenger rode atop of 

explosives and something went wrong. 

Just like those in the business have 

known it most certainly would Until 

further testing and safeguards. It is 

said there will not be another lift-off. 

Meanwhile, the crew of humanity sits 

atop a nuclear stockpile that would 

make Challenger look like a firecracker. 

But we have already been lulled 

back to sleep despite the fact that never 

was a weapon invented that was not 

eventually used. Those in the business 

know that, but they aren't talking. And 

that is far more dangerous than any 

shuttle flight. 

AT. Humphries 

longtime gospel singer 

Bolivia and Panama and home missionaries 

involved in the prison ministry. 

New Life Rescue Mission and work 

in Utica. N Y. The church is at 2947S 

Seven Mile. For more information, call 

the Rev. H.L. Petty, pastor, at 525-3664 

or 261-9276. 

• MEMORIAL CHURCH , 

OF CHRIST (CHRISTIAN) 

Memorial Church of Christ (Christian). 

35475 Five Mile, Livonia, will 

have its 1986 Faith Promises Rally 

from Sunday, Feb. 23, through Sunday, 

March 2. Ron <strong>Fisher</strong>, professor of New 

Testament at Great Lakes Bible College. 

will be the featured speaker on 

Sunday. Feb. 23. On Wednesday. Feb. 

26. Bernard Blackman will speak at the 

international dinner, a potluck featuring 

dishes from around the world. 

Blackman is from Guyana in South 

America and is now preaching for the 

Seven Mile Church of Christ in Detroit. 

The rally will conclude Sunday morning. 

March 2, with Richard Sprague, 

who manages International Disaster 

Emergency Services. For more information, 

call the church at 464-6722. 

• FAITH LUTHERAN 

Faith Lutheran Church in Livonia 

will have a Lenten evening prayer at 

p.m. Tuesdays. A simple supper will be 

served before the service at 6 p.m. in 

the parish hall. The church is at 30000 

Five Mile.

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Thursday. February 20. 1886 OAE (P,C)1C 

Jim 

Hughes 

High school football 

will miss Castignola 

WE LOST A good one last week 

People in the high school football 

circle mourn the loss of Jack 

Castignola who died Friday right 

after a bout with cancer Coach Jack." as he was 

affectionately known by his students, players and 

friends was buried Tuesday morning at Our Lady 

of Hope Cemetery in Brownstown Township 

As a fitting tribute to Coach Jack, his final 

appearance - at Martenson Funeral Home and St 

Joseph Catholic Church in Trenton — was before a 

standing-room-only crowd 

They packed the funeral home, which was decked 

with fiora! arrangements including one from his 

1985 team complete with wooden goal posts and a 

blue and gold ribbon with the inscription. "Coach 

Jack." 

The funeral home was about 350 yards from 

where Coach Jack did most of his living — the 

sideline of the football fieid at Trenton High School. 

A little further east was a message on the high 

school marquee which read "Goodbye Coach 

Jack " 

If you were in one of the cars in the long funeral 

procession en route to St Joseph Church, you 

couldn t miss the touching message 

The cars seemed to stretch from one end of 

Trenton to the other They had to be parked four 

abreast on the street outside the church It was 

amazing everyone fit into the church for the burial 

service 

IT WAS SAD. as funeral services are. yet it was 

heartwarming to see how many people Castignola 

touched 

I never met Coach Jack, but I wanted to bid 

farewell to the man I've read so much about, and 

the coach 1 competed against on a couple of 

occasions. As I looked at those around me, I was 

amazed at the number of people who were there to 

pay their last respects 

There were coaches too numerous too count, and 

that doesn't even take into account the ones I didn't 

recognize or those who. visited Monday and during 

the weekend. 

But they came from all directions, not just the 

communities in the downriver area There was Bo 

Schembechler, the coach in Michigan On the high 

school circuit, there were Al Fracassa (Brother 

Rice). Tom Moshimer (Plymouth Salem), John 

Mclntyre (Dearborn Fordson). Dick Ulrich (former 

Rochester coach) and Jack Runchey (Rochester 

A dams i 

I know there were more because nearly everyone 

around addressed each other as "coach " 

These men attended to pay respect to a man 

everyone respected If there ever was an unkind 

word said about Coach Jack, it was whispered. 

Karl Ziomek. now news editor of the Wyandotte 

News Herald, covered Castignola and his teams 

since 1979 — 

"He was a very complex character," he said "He 

was loads of fun, and he could be a hard guy when it 

came to losing He didn't lake losing very well. He 

was graceful about it, but he was a legend of sorts, 

and people weren't supposed to beat him 

"HE WAS OLD and he was young He was serious 

and he was funny He was like a father to the kids, 

and he had a little kid in him himself He had a lot 

of Woody Hayes in him " 

On a personal level. I remember playing my best 

football game ever against Trenton as a sophomore 

on the junior varsity Although it wasn't against a 

Castignola-coached varsity team, it had a special 

meaning because it was against Trenton 

I played high school football at Dearborn Edsel 

Ford back in the old Suburban 8 days At that time, 

there were three powers in the league — Edsel 

Ford. Plymouth Salem and Trenton If you beat any 

of those teams, you accomplished something That 

was especially true if you beat Trenton. 

It's like beating Brother Rice, Farmington 

Harrison, Dearborn Fordson or Redford Catholic 

Central Those are great programs with great 

coaches 

Coach Jack put Trenton in that category 

HIS STORY has been told time and time again, 

but it's well worth repeating 

He coached high school football for 37 years, the 

last 21 at Trenton. He is the second winningest 

coach in Michigan high school history He had nine 

teams finish the regular season undefeated, and he 

coached four state playoff qualifiers. 

He was an all-state runntrtg back from Ohio, who 

was coached as a prep by the legendary Woody 

Hayes He was a United States Marine who was one 

of a scarce few who survived the invasion of 

Okinawa 

He died from cancer Friday in Detroit Henry 

Ford Hospital at age 65. 

Certainly his record of 228 wins against 88 1 

and nine ties speaks for itself. But numbers alone 

cannot describe a man. 

Castignola'i teams were a reflection of himself 

They were successful, they were tough, they were 

dedicated, they had class, and. as a result, they 

were respected 

"Jack loved football," Ziomek said. "It didn't 

matter if you were with him or against him. he 

loved teaching. He loved his kids and everybody 

else's kids, and he was well-respected for that 

"There was a lot of animosity toward him and 

Trenton, but that's just because theywere good 

They were Just good." 

One thing about Castignola has been repeated He 

won a state championship as a coach. 

But Coach Jack will always be a champion in this 

state *• 

CC pins down district crown 

Freeman, 

Woochuk 

lift Salem 

By Brad Emons 

staff writer 

Redford Catholic Central s wrestling coach describes 

the upcoming Class A regional at Gibraltar 

Carlson as a "banging of heads " 

With defending state champion Temperance- 

Bedford there, and with such formidable foes as 

Ypsilanti district champ CC and runner-up Plymouth 

Salem also on hand it should be a knock 

down, drag-out affair 

CC won the 18-team Ypsi tourney with 216 1 * 

points followed by Salem at 169 l a and Ann Arbor 

Huron with 103 (See statistical summary) 

Bedford, which captured its own district last 

Saturday, will send the largest contingent of 

wrestlers to Saturday's tourney at Carlson The 

Mules have 11 qualifiers in 13 weight classes 

CC will send 10 grapplers to Carlson, including 

individual district champions Toby Heaton 

(heavyweight;, Mike Gentile (98 pounds), Brendan 

Rock (105i Jason Wiebeck (119) and Mitch Quint 

(138) 

"We'd like to have all 10 of our kids go (to the 

state meet), but realistically we have to have 

eight to 10 to have a chance at winning it." said 

Rodriguez, who guided CC to the Class A crown in 

1983 "I'd like to have them all go. but so would 

Bedford, too ' 

OUT OF 10 CC regional qualifiers, only one is a 

senior 198-pounder Judd Snyder (The top four 

finishers in each weight division at the district 

qualify for the regional) 

"Our strength is in our young people who can 

pin," Rodriguez said "We've got to work on falls 

right away at the regional to get some momentum 

"I feel they haven't done enough I don't expect 

too much out of them " 

In preparation for the district, regional and 

state meets, the CC coach has his team rise at 5 

am for a 1^-hour workout followed by a 2V*hour 

session after school 

"I feel it's important, but they want it bad, too." 

Rodriguez said "I know Bedford works hard, but 

I don't think they get up at five in the morning." 

CC's biggest lift on Saturday came from Heaton, 

a sophomore, who may have come of age in 

winning the heavyweight division 

Stevenson jolts 

Chiefs in sleeper 

By Larry O'Connor 

staff writer 

Points weren't plentiful, but Livonia 

Stevenson managed to make a point of 

its own Tuesday 

Yes. the Spartans can win a basketball 

game And it was brought across in 

low-scoring fashion as Stevenson edged 

visiting Plymouth Canton, 37-36, in a 

Western Lakes contest 

The victory, hardly a classic, 

snapped a six-game skid for the Spartans, 

who dropped nine of 10 contests 

before Tuesday's win For Canton it 

brought a four-game winning streak 

which included victories over Farmington 

Harrison and Livonia Churchill, to 

a halt. 

And it came down to one shot After 

the Spartans' Dan Palmisano missed 

the front end of a one-and-one with 46 

seconds left. Canton's Joel Mies took a 

long-distance jump shot which bounced 

off the rim 

Chip Finneran pulled in the rebound 

for Stevenson and later sank a free 

throw with five seconds left. Mies 

came back to hit a jump shot at the 

buzzer to make it a one-point game 

IN THE FOURTH quarter, the 

Chiefs came back from a nine-point 

deficit to provide some thrills. 

Ironically, it wasn't the usual order 

of Stevenson fast-break basketball 

Nope, it was a possesion game which 

brought the Spartans the victory 

And get this: Jim Mclntyre's squad 

even went to a stall in the third and 

fourth quarters. 

"We backed (the fast break) off because 

we figured Canton would try to 

up-tempo us," Mclntyre said. "Plus, we 

didn't have practice (Monday) because 

it waa a snow day. We just wanted to 

try and possess the ball 70 pereent of 

the game " 

The way Canton was shooting. Stevenson 

could have just handed the 

Chiefs the ball and let them fling away. 

From the floor, the Chiefs finished 

the game lS-of-51 for 29 percent Cantoft 

was tix-of-13 from the line. 

MIES. WITH li point* was the 

basketball 

Kevin Freeman, shown wrestling Churchill' 

for Salem Saturday at 132 pounds. 

"He was a very pleasant surprise." said the CC 

coach "He faced all these guys in round-robin and 

he put it together ' 

IN ADDITION TO five firsts. CC also got a sec- 

Ond-place finish from Lee Krueger, son of Salem 

coach Ron Krueger Garden City's Tim Howell, a 

senior, beat the CC freshman on a 2-1 overtime 

decision 

"Lee lost because of inexperience, but he's really 

been coming on strong." Rodriguez said "He's 

going to be heard from " 

Salem's district champions included Kevin 

Freeman (132) and James Woochuk (185). 

Woochuk was particularly impressive in raising 

his overall record to 35-4 

"He (Woochuk) had his finest day." the Salem 

coach said "He wrestled really well and beat 

(John) Augustin (of Farmington) 11-1. That was * 

team s only scorer in double figures 

Tyrone Reeves, usually a potent threat, 

was held to seven points 

"We played with no intensity," said 

Canton coach Tom Niemi, whose team 

is 10 3 since Christmas. "We probablyhad 

a letdown after the Harrison win 

We're not making any excuses Stevenson 

beat us " 

The Spartans accomplished that with 

the same type of moxie they had in 

their loss to Farmington last Friday. 

Down 15 points in the fourth quarter, 

Stevenson came back to make it a twopoint 

game 

Six of the team's losses have been by 

three points or less 

"These kids are a fun group of kids 

because they want to do well," said 

Mclntyre. whose team sports nicknames 

like "Squirrel.'" "Double.'' "01lie" 

and "Trouble" on its warm-up 

suits 

I 

In the scoring department. Finneran 

had the most fun He sent in a gamehigh 

18 points, including a clutch free 

throw at the end of the game to ice the 

win for Stevenson 

FINNERAN HAD 13 of his 18 points 

in the first half as the Spartans carried 

a 22-17 lead at intermission. 

Canton, outscored 14-8 in the first 

eight minutes, never seemed to get 

back into the swing of things In the 

first quarter, the Chiefs were four-of-17 

from the floor 

It set a precedent for the rest of the 

game 

"We didn't play smart until the end." 

said Niemi. 

Then the Chiefs outscored the Spar 

Una 14-6 in the final eight minutes. Stevenson 

was able to nm some time off 

the clock before Jeff Lyle's layup made 

It 36-34 


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Jeff Roth ley at the league meet, won the district championship 

unexpected because Augustin had beaten him before 

" 

Freeman, seeded No. 2 in his class, pinned 

Ypsi's Sean Simpson in 1:28 to gain the 132 crown 

"He was wrestling like himself." Krueger said. 

"In the (Western Lakes) league meet he had blood 

poisoning and was running a fever." 

Salem's Dameron brothers also were finalists. 

Dave, a 126-pounder, suffered his first loss of 

the season in 44 matches, losing to an old 

nemesis, Andy McNaughton of Huron. 

DENNIS DAMERON, a 112-pounder, was 

pinned in 3 22 by Livonia Churchill's Salem Yaffai, 

who remained unbeaten 

"They (McNaughton and Dameron) met twice 

last year and McNaughton won them both," 

Krueger said. 

The Class A state meet is Saturday. March 1. at 

Grand Valley State College in Allendale 

'Out ot our eight 

kids (regional 

qualifier*) I think 

they all have a ahot 

at the atate meet' 

— Ron Krueger 

Salem coach 

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S p a r t a n s g e t 3 r d S ' c r a f t s p i k e c r o w n 

ay Chris McCoshy 

itaff writer 

It's time lo consider renaming the 

Schoolcraft Invitational High School 

Volleyball Tournament Try "Livonia 

Jtevenson s Schoolcraft Invitational 

Volleyball Tournament" 

The Spartans scored the hat trick 

Saturday besting the 30-team field for 

its third consecutive tourney title No 

team has ever achieved that in the 

tournament's 10 year history 

Perhaps t'ie third crown was most 

special to Stevenson coach Lee Cagle 

The last two sears his tpam has been 

heavily favon d to win This year, the 

voung Sparta is were lardly mentioned 

among tournament f.-.vorites. The past 

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seeded No 1 This year, they 

were seeded N 5 

1 guess we have been overlooked a 

little bit because we haven't played as 

much as ome of the other teams." 

Cagle said "We're not even ranked in 

the Observerland top five But after 

teams piay us they realize we-are a 

quality team- We do a lot of things very 

vsell for a ycftjf g team " 

WATCHING STEVENSON play, it's 

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Christian Friday with a easy win 

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Pat McCarthy led Plymouth Chris- 

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CLASS A DISTRICT 

WNEATUNQ TOURNAMENT 

Saturday at VpartertG 

TEAM STANDINGS 1 Redford Cetholc Cerv 

hal. 2 ifl* point*. 2 Plymouth Salem 169W. 3 

Ann Arbor Hiron. 109. 4 WeaOand John Glenn. 

75 5 (tie) Farmington and Garden City. 88 

seen, 7 itvonM Church* 6ft 8 Wayne Memorial. 

6 : 9 Plymouth Centon, 54 v». id rpaflanti 

S2»j 11 South Lyon. 38%'; 12 Radtord Urton. 

33 '3 tlW) North Farmington and No*. 32 

each, i6 North***. 16. 16 LNortt Stevenson 

I? 17 Ann Artx* Pioneer. 10; 18 LnrorS 

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i lao./waJght; Toby Heeton (Cethoac Central) 

Jaoewned Da>40 Fr* {Hirtnj 4-3 (cwertkna) 

08 pound*: Mfce Oentite (Cethoac Central) 

pinned Joe Hatele (South Lyon). 1 46 

PlOS Brendan Hoc* (Cathottc Central) 

;x>oed WUke Pelei/c** (Garden Oy). I 24. 

112: Salem Yetlei (Church*) pinned Oenntt 

Dameron (Salem). 3;22 

119 Je»on Wiebeck (Catholic Centrel) dec. 

Tim Bwely (Car,tori. 8-2 

128: Andy McNaughton (Huron) dec De*e 

Oemeron (Salem). 12-5 

132: Kevin Freemen (Pelern) d*c Seen Simpson 

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138. Mrtch Quint (Cethoac Central) pinned 

Paul Cook (N Farming!on). 4 16 

146 Den ScNmantky (Glenn) dec Dene* 

Thamleh (Farmington). 13-5 

156. De>*J Burfce (Huron) dec Brian Clemen* 

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8QP.C) OAK Thursday. February 20, !8d6 

Colleges devour 

CC's grid talent 

By Brad Emom 

staff writer 

Breakfast Orwe became a b+t congested 

recently and Catholic Central 

football coach Tom Mach had 'o play 

traffic cop 

A procession of college recruiters 

filed through Mach's office, scrutinizing 

the wealth of talent on the Redford 

grounds 

CC is sending its largest contingent 

ever < 11) to the collegiate ranks 

Three players (see list) have been 

tendered scholarships by Division I 

schools Five accepted scholarships 

from Division II colleges, while two 

others plan to play at Ivy League 

schools and another will commit to a 

service academy 

"We usually average six or seven a 

year but this'is the biggest we've had 

yet," said Mach. whose team finished 

with a 10-2 record this season, winning 

the Catholic League title and two 

rounds qf the state Class A playoffs 

Mach's pool of talent is impressive 

Tackle Dan Nash is headed for 

Stanford, wide receiver defensive 

back Ken Wandzel is going to Michigan 

State, and nose guard Nick Varajon 

will attend Toledo (Players 

signed national letters of intent Feb 

12}. 

HEADED FOR THE Great Lakes 

Ccyiference are Mike Valvona and 

Kevin Tulley, Hillsdale. Mark Lopez, 

Grand Valley State, and John Forsythe. 

Saginaw Valley St Joseph s 

College of Indiana nabbed Pat Nolan 

Jeff Schwartz and Paul Linenberg. 

two mainstays on CC's "Brick Wall 

defense, are awaiting word from the 

Ivy League, and Jeff Brand is contemplating 

an appointment to West 

Point 

Mach said he was impressed with 

the way college coaches went about 

their recruiting duties 

"They didn't call me too much at 

home," he said "Most have been real 

good and they did an effective job I 

was glad to help 

"The hardest part is trying to convince 

a coach who Co focus on in the 

(game) film" 

College coaches have migrated to 

CC because several other alumni 

have succeede*^ both in the classroom 

and on the field 

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of a person residing ia a registration school district whose name Is not registered as 

an elector in the city or township in which the person reatdes " 

The last day for receiving registrations for this election will be Monday. February 24. 

19(4 Persons registering after the clerk s office closes, on Monday. February 24. 

1984 wtll not be eligible to vote at the election Persons planning to register must 

determine when the office will be open for registration 

Registrations will not be taken by school officials, and only persons who have registered 

as general electors with the Clerk of the City or Township in which they reside, 

or through registration at a Secretary of State drivers license bureau, are registered 

school electors 

This Notice is given by order of the Board of Education of Plymouth-Canton Community 

Schools. Counties of Wayne and Washtenaw. Michigan 

DAVID P. ARTLEY. Secretary 

Board of Edocation 

nil fSii; IS tmt as. IM 

105 Haggerty Road 

Plymouth, Michigan 48170 

Phone 455-0510 

Ron Austin 

retrotraining specialist 

Austin suggests about five minutes of reirotrain 

ing for every 20 minutes of forward running 

HE ISN'T sure whether the program will take 

root Austin did integrate it into the University of 

Kentucky's football training program last year and, 

while the team didn't improve, leg injuries like 

hamstring pulls were fewer, he said 

Still Austin lacks the necessary credentials to 

convince experts I go out of my way to get doctors 

opinions even though they don't know as much 

as I do about it.' he said I need their credentials, 

but also I need to consult with them to ask them 

questions 

It makes his task that much more difficult, but 

-\ustm is willing to make the sacrifice "Financially 

yes :t would be nice to get something out of 

this.' he admitted But right now the important 

thing to me is to be right " 

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The Hendry Convalescent Center 

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Hospitals; and a member of the 

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 

SPECIAL ASSESSMENT IMPROVEMENT 

CITY OF PLYMOUTH. 

MICHIGAN 

TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS 

Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday March 11 1986. at 7 30 p.m . a public hearing 

will be held by the City Commission of the City of Plymouth. Michigan in the Multipurpose 

Room at Plymouth Cultural Center, F>25 Fanner Street, said City, regarding 

the necessity for the proposed special assessed local or public improvements described 

as follows 

LOCATION 

Arthur from Junction to North End 

Blunk from Arthur to North End 

Ghurch from Penniman to Harvey 

Church from Main to Union 

-Cultural Center Blvd from Farmer to Theodore 

Evergreen from Elm to Penniman 

Farmer from Blunk to Harvey 

Harding from Joy to Wing 

S Harvey from Ann Arbor Rd to Wing 

S Harvey from Ann Arbor Trail to Penniman 

Joy from Harding to 180 ft East 

Maple from Sheldon to Harvey 

McKinley from Ann Arbor Trail to Sheridan 

McKinley from Elm to Ann Arbor Trail 

Penniman from Sheldon to Main St 

Sutherland from McKinley to Main St 

Wing from Harvey to Main St 

Wing from Deer to Harding 

the limits of the special assessment district benefited are as follows 

Arthur from Junction to North End 

Blunk from Arthur to North End 

Church from Penniman to Harvey- 

Church from Main to Union 

Cultural Center Blvd from Farmer to Theodore 

Evergreen from Elm to Penniman 

Farmer from Blunk to Harvey 

Harding from Joy to Wing 

S Harvey from Ann Arbor Rd to Wing 

S Harvey from Ann Arbor Trail to Penniman 

Joy from Harding to 180 ft East 

Maple from Sheldon to Harvey 

McKinley from Ann Arbor Trail to Sheridan 

McKinley from Elm to Ann Arbor Trail 

Penniman from Sheldon to Main St 

Sutherland from McKinley to Main St 

Wing from Harvey to Main St 

Wing from Deer to Harding 

IMPROVEMENT Reconstruct existing street 

DISTRICT All thoae lots whose frontage or sideline a bat the improvement 

At Mid hearing objections to said improvement will be heard The report of the City 

Manager and the resolution of the City Commission are on file in the Office of the 

City Clerk at the City Hall. S01 South Mam Street for public examination. 

NHkkMn>jMarfM.lW 

GORDON G LIMBURG, CMC 

City Clerk 

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Thursday. February 20. 1986 OiiE (R-5B.W.G-dC)*7C 

Real & estate: kinq of tax shelters 

'i-. 

Real esiatWPK shelters — often 

called the king of tax shelters — offer 

three major economic advantages 

First, leverage enables you to buy 

more property fur less cash Leverage 

is the use of borrowed money to Increase 

the size of investment 

Second, appreciation in value during 

inflationary times provides an inflation 

hidge 

Third, real estate enjoys a high degree 

of economic stability because of 

the predic tability of costs and revenues 

ii conservative real estate investment 

In addition, real estate offers many 

important tax advantages Two of 

lese ..ie discussed below 

Depreciation. Intialiy. because the 

partnership is engaged in constructing, 

developing and operating a real estate 

project as a business, the IRS allow? 

the buildings "o be depreciated over 

their useful life 

More importaml> the partnership 

c^r. depreciate all real estate proper 

IK*S even though a significant portion ol 

them was bought with borrowed mon 

e> When the properties are sold, thi 

partnership pays long-term capital 

gains taxes income is converted 

irto long-term capital gains 

At Risk Rules In other tax shelters, 

the deductions an investor might claim 

aie limited to his actual or promised 

investment in the deal However, in 

real estate this limitation does not apply 

For instance, you may invest $10,000 

iri a real estate tax shelter and receive. 

SoV S30.GOO in deductions without hav- 

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ing to put up the additional $20,000 into 

the deal 

Oil and gas tax shelters 

The investor puts up money to pay 

for the drilling of wells and, in return, 

receives 70-90 percent tax deductions 

(called intangible drilling costs) in the 

year of investment plus a share of any 

oil produced The tax loses flow 

through to the investors, and the investors 

are not personally liable if the deal 

fails 

The power of an oil and gas venture 

comes about when a well produces oil 

or gas In this case. 70-JQ4>ercent of its 

cost is deducted as a loss in the initial 

year, and when the producrng well begins 

to deliver income from oil and gas, 

IFj percent of this gross income may 

also be deducted This is called depreciation 

allowance 

These two tax benefits namely, early 

deductibility of costs and depletion allowance 

on income, help oil and gas 

ventures work for two investment results 

First, there is the chance of creating 

a potentially substantial asset generating 

a cash flow that is largely available 

Second, there is the chance to derive 

income from that asset over a number 

of years, with the additional possibility 

of selling the asset at long-term capital 

gain tax rates 

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the following criteria should be examined 

1) The record, 

2) financial strength of the general 

partner; . 

3) diversification of wealth. 

4) the sharing arrangement between 

the general partner and limited partners. 

5) the program size, 

6) the drilling philosophy, 

7) overall subjective evaluation of 

the limited partnership 

Equipment leasing 

In an equiplnent-leasing tax shelter, 

the price of equipment exceeds the 

cash invested, and the cost of borrowing 

additional money required — someumes 

up to 80 percent of the total — 

becomes a deduction 

In addition, the equipment usually is 

depreciated on an accelerated basis, 

and these write-offs are passed through 

to the limited partners For regular 

corporate investors, the investment tax 

credit also is available 

The key to the success of an equipment-leasing 

venture is the residual 

value of the equipment al the end of the 

lease 

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Cattle tax shelters 

An investor simply buys some cattle 

to be fed in a feed lot. paying the operator 

for the feed and also a fee Then the 

operator buys the finished animals 

from the investor when they are already 

for market 

- Cattle feeding programs are not capital 

gain tax shelters but usually are a 

way to shift ordinary income from one 

year to another 

The second approach to cattle as a 

tax shelter lies in the ownership of 

breeding stock. Within this approach, 

there can be tax shelter programs created 

for commercial beef cattle, purebred 

herds, and even dairy cattle. 

Most breeding programs involve a 

contractual arrangement to buy the 

offspring of the breeding animals, and 

once again, the terms of the agreements 

in great part determine the attractiveness 

of the deal 

Educational workshop 6 30-10 p m 

Thursdays. March 6. 13, and 20 at MSU 

Management Center in Troy $39 for 

workbook Registration is necessary 

Call Elise at 643-8888 for registration 

and further information 

Sid Mitiro us director of certificate 

program in personal finance 

at Oakland University and president 

of Coordinated Financial 

Planning Inc in Troy 

business briefs 

• TOP SELLER 

The Electronics Connection in Westland 

was named the nation's top seller 

of B E L.-Tronics radar detectors for 

1985. 

• BUSINESS CENSUS 

A conference. Census Data for Michigan 

Business and Industry: A Mid-Decade 

Assessment, opens at 8 30 a.m. and 

continues through 4 p.m. Tuesday. Feb. 

25. in Detroit. The conference fee is 

$18. For more information, call Mark 

E Neithercut. 577-2180 The conference 

is sponsored by the Michigan Metropolitan 

Information Center in. the 

Center for Urban Studies at Wayne 

State University. 

• LANDSCAPERS HONORED 

—Sfctfrrdia Interior and Exterior 

Landscaping of Livonia received two 

honors from the Metropolitan Detroit 

Landscape Association for its work at 

the Holiday Inn-Livonra*ând the Oak 

Grove African Methodist Episcopal 

Church in Detroit 

• PERSONAL FINANCE 

A free "Fiscal Fitness" seminar will 

be offered 6 30-8 p.m. Wednesday. Feb 

26, in Dearborn For more information, 

call Jennifer Bageris at 277-2500. The 

seminar is sponsored by PaineWebber 

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Livonia. For more information, call 

Tom Goebel at 533-7272 

• BUSINESS WRITING 

"Effective Business Writing" course 

will be offered from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 

p.m. Thursday, Feb. 27. in Detroit. The 

course fee is $385. For more information, 

call 577-4449. The course is sponsored 

by the Wayne State University 

management center. 

• SOFT BUMPERS 

Concept Analysis Corp. of Plymouth, 

an engineering consulting firm, is 

working on a contract from the U.S. 

Department of Transportation to develop 

"•soft" bumpers for automobiles 

• PERSONAL FINANCE 

A free "Fiscal Fitness" seminar will 

be offered 6:30-8 p.m. Tuesday. March 

4, in Dearborn For more information, 

call Jennifer Bageris at 277-2500 The 

seminar is sponsored by PaineWebber 

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• BASIC SUPERVISION 

A basic supervision seminar will be 

offered from 8:45 a.m. to 4 p.m. 

Wednesday, March 5, in Detroit. The 

course fee is $98. For information, call 

1 (800) 255-4141. The course is sponsored 

by Pagett-Thompson. 

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10C*(B-7C,W.Q-8C) O&K Thursday FeOruary 20, I98fc> 

a counting for taste 

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Food doesn't 

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Your {rarcimy taster visits area 

eateries and rate.s them on a 100- 

pomt scale t'p to 30 points are 

awarded far 'imbmnce, which in- 

(Iudes general atmosphere arid ser- 

i ire. 55 pimif.s for fo and the Sundance 

Kid" (1969!. 4 jj m Saturday on Cli 

-I Originally 112 minutes T\ time 

slot 120 minutes 

This stylish western had everything 

going for "it It brought a modern sensi 

billtv to the old western themes Paul 

Newman and Robert Redford made .in 

engaging team Writer William Gold- 

man combined humor action and more 

serious character study into one satis 

fving whole and director George Roy 

Hill brought it all home superbly as he 

usually does This is not epi< western 

hut it is enjoyable film fare 

Ra tiny S3 25 

White Lightning 197.i i ; '• 

Snntfay on Ch 50 Originally IAl 

minutes TV rime slot 120 minute.-. 

Good old boy Burt Reynolds defined 

his basic appeal in this pre-Smokej 

cars moonshine and fists epic Poor 

Burt, he really does have talent but the 

only movies anyone wants to see him in 

are these down-home jobs He gives his 

WHAT'S IT WORTH? 

A ratings guide to the movies 

Bad 

Fair 

Good 

Excellent 

$1 

$2 

S3 

$4 

all to it He is a person&ble performer 

Bo Hopkins does the part later perfect- 

ed by Jerry Reed It's all so predictable 

but occasionally so likable that you 

find yourself cheering Burt on in his 

fight against cooked sheriffs and red- 

neck hicks 

Rafiny $2 20 

Seven Percent Solution" 1975, 

12 30 Monday myht on Ch 7 Onyi- 

nnlfy 113 minutes TV time slot 145 

minutes 

Sherlock 7 Holmes meets Sigmund 

Freud in this film version of Nicholas 

Meyer s send up of the Holmes stories 

This is a tar cry trorn the Basil Rath- 

bone Holmes films Here NicoTWilli- 

amson shows a weak side as Holmes 

succumbs to his cocaine addiction and 

is forced to consult with Freud for help 

Robert Duvall gives an interesting in- 

terpretation of Watson, one truer to the 

original Conan Doyle concept than 

most Alan Arkin hams it up as Freud 

The ending is a neat bit of action 

Rating S3 

"Love at First Bite (1979). 8 p m 

Tuesday on Ch 50 Originally .96 

minutes TV tune slot 120 minutes 

George Hamilton gained some 

respectability as a comic actor with 

this amusing takeoff on the Dracula 

legend Except for a tasteless racial 

joke early in the film, the comedy is 

quite amusing and Hamilton does a 

good job of being smarmy and charm- 

ing at the same time (typecasting) 

Arte Johnson also does well as Dracu- 

la's bug-ealing servant Susan St 

James doesn't have enough to do. but 

she's always fun to have around Not 

great entertainment but a good way to 

wile away a couple hours 

Rating $2 50 

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C o m e d y troupe giving s h o w 

Dr Science and his pals of National 

Public Radio's 'Duck's Breath Mystery 

Theatre" will appear at 8 p.m Friday. 

Feb 21, at the Music Hall Center in De- 

troit 

This engagment is presented by Mu 

sic Hall Center in association with 

WDET-FM 

Tickets are $12 50 and $10 50 For 

more information. call 963-7622 from 

10 a m to 5 p m Mondays-Fridays 

The comedy troupe is composed of 

former students at the University of 

Iowa, now living in San Francisco The 

group was formed in Iowa City in 1975 

The performers are featured daily on 

the National Public Radio and Ameri- 

can Public Radio hook-up. heard inlhe 

Detroit area on WDET-FM. WEMTJ- 

PM and WUOM-FM 

Satire is accented in Duck's Breath's 

question-and-answer segment. "Ask Dr 

Science a regular highlight on WDET 

and WEMU s "Morning Edition " Other 

specialties are ' Danno s Sensitive Male 

Hoiline heard on NPR's news show 

All Things Considered " and a new 

parody on the world of supersports 

Stump the Stallion," heard on N'PR's 

Morning Edition 

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The Livonia Arts Commission will 

K m the Max Davey Singers at 3 p.m. 

Vinday in the Livonia City Hall audi- 

!"Mum on CIVIC Center Drive Guests 

,.rt- nvited to sing-along or just enjoy 

'I < music On March 2, the commis- 

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• PLYMOUTH AUDITIONS 

The Plymouth Theatre Guild will 

' 'Id auditions for "Everybody Loves 

!>al at 7 30 p m Feb 25 and 27 in 

1 Ivmouth Middle School. 650 Church 

'f-'pt Three men and two women 

needed for tl\e cast. Anyone mter- 

in working on the show is wel- 

tTit- The play written by John Pa- 

• k will be produced on May 2-3 

d'9-1,0 For details, call 397-2779 

• CARTER PERFORMING 

'.lane Carter, singer and guitarist, is 

'^forming weekends in the Crow's 

•-l 1, ungein the Mayflower Hotel 

• rivmouth through March 1 Perfor- 

t- mu". start at 8 30 p m Fridays and 

S.iurd.ivs 

e ARTIST AND CHURCH' 

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earlier than expected and the noise 

from the kitchen fans and appliances 

was rather obnoxious. 

This was, hov ever, offset by the high 

quality of the pieces and the perform- 

ance. Among the more familiar selec- 

tions were a Brahms sonata and a Mo- 

zart trio — both with one alternate in- 

strument. 

The Brahms work was-his Second 

Sonata for Clarinet, one of the four fi- 

nal works written for Muehlfeld, but 

performed here on the viola, an alter- 

native that Brahms himself supported 

In the Mozart Trio K 498. the clari- 

net substituted for the violin, so that 

from the global viewpoint justice was 

served Two lesser known works con- 

sisted of a Beethoven duo for viola and 

cello, a work with some good Beetho- 

vanian qualities and a suite for piano 

and viola by Vivaldi 

The Vivaldi work was rather untypi- 

cal — it had more variety than his 

characteristic tonic-dominant tiresome 

alternation and its final movement, 

with theme and variations, sounded 

suspiciously similar to a theme from a 

Telemann sonata. 

Gordon, who participated in all the 

selections, demonstrated again that he 

is one of the most impressive flayers 

on his instrument The Marks couple 

proved to be extremely talented and 

capable and one hopes to have a chance 

to hear them again 

THE AFTERNOON offered another 

program in the American Artists Se- 

ries Joann Freeman, pianist and direc- 

tor of the series, came up again with afc 

attractive selection of unknown works 

and concluding with a more established^ 

one - the Piano Quintet Op. 81 by DvO^ • 

rak. --•** 

The less familiar worlff were a 

Phantasy for Violin, Viola, Cello and 

Piano by Frank Bridge, a piano quintet 

by the Polish woman-composer, Grary- 

na Bacewicz, (if you wopder how 

pronounce it — give me a buzz) and a 

trio for clarinet, viola and piano by 

Leslie Bassett. - 

Bassett, a prolific Michigan compos- 

er residing at the University of Michi- 

gan, was also the guest lecturer at the 

Prelude feature, in which he talked . - 

about his music . 

The Bridge work was one Wthe com- ; 

poser's early compositions, featuring 

Romantic style The work by Bacewicz 

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t$C*(R-10C.W.G-l2C) O&E Thursday February 20. 1986 

500 Help Wented 

100 

MORE 

PEOPLE 

NEEDED 

NOW! 

fcaw«- an '.»»»load of llfht indwtrval 

work Mffi A rfomrt ran worli tof*tber 

»0 bfiftf a Irtfnil 4 join LINE TECHNICIAN 

Needed in the metro Detrosl ares Soc 

1-essful candidate must be experienced 

in the following areas Maintenance of 

1 slate-of the art fteadend —- i earth 

xtaUona «weep balancina and mamte 

nance of the pnysical cable plant Cable 

TV construction expecieoce is Belplul 

Hourly wage subyect to experience 

full company benefita Apply w»- 

send resume lo Greater Me^Sis 

Mamn Kd Walled Lake Ml 4»0I« 

An Fflual Opportunity Employer 

CAMERA OPERATOR 

Foe growing debarment ai an establish 

ed graphics firm Musi nave prior ripe 

nence with animation 1 arriera copy 

camera experience nM ne>«sarv but 

desirfd Salary nxnmensurale with 

abii:S> 4 exper'ence Vnd resume Ui 

Bin 4*10 ilbaerver 4 EccentrM Newspa 

per» M2i". SchookT»(l R»nrflta 

Call Mr Murphy 

16) OHM 

COLLEtTOR 

Uortage Banker LomaJ 4 Nettletoo ia 

a fall tuna collector hoars are 

from » 4 M M«y Fri E»i^ll«W commn- 

nicatloo skills required experience 

preferred -e iffer fall benef.t^ch 

'f Send r e ^ 4^-U^raÔre- 

salary 

rr«ts to Manager L 4 N »T77 

graph Suite 1130 SouthfieM 

tMJt An Equal Opportunity Employer 

COLLEGE STUDENTS in Mental 

Health Psychology 4 Special Ealuca 

t,lpm 

Salary plan mUa 

COURIER NEfoln> lor 3 to 4 days V 

week I !• hows per day now Utroatf 

mrt Apnl M— be aruU.Me -«k^T 

For appointment. caD 

i »" ti 

i -RElATIVX WRITER NEEDED 

Strong experience ic automotive 4 

rnsc* Itiiuteeal maianali ia r«mured 

Excellenl remuneration 4 benefits m 

eluding profit sharirn Send rewume to 

box 340 Ohnerrar 4 Eccaou* Newspa 

C ,. J*211 Sch 

hlgan 4« 110 

Cl'STOM PICTURE FRAMER 

Full time Experienced ooly South/leld 

area 31*-MM 

DATA PROCESSING 

MANAGER 

Needed foe department of ronlu compa 

ny travel related business baaed In 

Southfield Turnkey DC mini account 

ing and inventory rytems and PCs for 

spread sheet anaivsis Staff of 1 day 4 

mghi ahifts QualificationB are gmera, 

managemenl supervisor experience 

familiar with mini 4 micro hardware 4 

software Must be well organised de- 

tail oriented, and have strong commo 

mcaliooa skills Finance and or ac 

counting background Wholesale and or 

retail travel experience a plus, aa is 

knowledge of DOS 4 BASIC Salary 

commensurate witk experience Coo 

tact Mrs Michaels at Great 

500 Help Wanted 

[JOUSLT CARE WORKER pan una all 

nu/ts for Groap 

a betwewn tan lfoi 

An Eqaal Opportausity 

DOUXTOR OF ADMISSIONS 

i position haa in n a marketing fane 

Waal have admitting experience in 

. VMM lor aged and a anoal aâncy 

Scene sales training 4 experience deau 

able Sand raaaxne lo Health Care Aao- 

ctaUoB. 2140 Cumberland Dr Troy 

Mich 440*1 

DONIT SHOP HELP 

Early morning shift Fall or part ume 

Apply in person before torn Henry • 

DOOM Shop 27349 W 7 Mile icorner ol 

r.) Radford 

DO YOU LIVE IN or near ROYAL OAK 

BERKLEY OR PONTTAC" We ar 

persona to provide ATTENDANT srr 

TER service to payed patients 

-nee lo paych pauenta 

PRO CARE ONE. IN 

423-6500 

DRAFTS Person for drafting wort in 

civil er-iineenng landscaped arrhir" 

turkl office Sena resume lo DBA. 11 

Main. Plymouth, Michigan HI TO 

An Equal Opportonltv Employer 

Affirmative Action Employer 

DRILL PRESS OPERATOR 

Full urn* with benefits 

McREA Corporation. WesGand 

CaU 72* 3222 

DRILL PRESS OPERATOR 

14 10 an hour lo nan 45 hour wee* 

Blue Croaa 4 Blue Shield prprided Ap- 

B e in person Tomco Manufacturing 

111 Hag*eny Farmington HiUs 


ELECTRJC1AN 

"apply 

ENGINEERING ASSISTANT 

Major automotive aappttar M um 

mediate opening tar an *• 

—TO Lm fm HI •Witraala ueimg. 

engineering drawings fltag 4 othel 

general duties MathemaUcal capabsli 

ly 4 machaaical drawing skiUa ara 4a 

arable IWewt electrical lag 

graduate a raal pi» The parson select 

ed lor this position will be IVDUa 4 

willing to work on many vara aa 

menu We offer an excellent working 

environment compeutive salary 4 ben 

ef ita Please send resume 4 saLary his 

"'FITABA CORP OF AMERICA 

34111 We«t 12 Mile Rd Smte 1*0 

Farmington Hills. Michlfan 4401* 

Confidential lo Marketing Manage; 

ENTRY LEVEL 

COMPUTER OPERATOR 

uon Southfield Area 


> ItNESS INSTRVCTOfl 

Tho is your opportunity to 14a IM 

news Lnatrocuon team al th* FrankUir. 

Racqwet (Tab 4 Spa This pan am po- 

sition is in newd °< •*» "*° 

minded hiahly motivated with aood 

coenmamcatian skills Call SteVe Fan 

by Director 

FITTER 

LAYOUT MAN 

METAL FAB SHOP 

£xpeneooed with metal fabricating 

machinery making set ^pa 

LEADING JOBS 

Conveyor Carriers Racks 

Excellent benefits 

Farmington area 

471-im 

ENTRY LEVEL position In Office Ser 

rices Department for a dependable and 

responsible person Good 4nviog record 

a mast Fall ume position, maat be 

willing to wort flexible hours Please 

call between 9am and noon inoTuaa i at 

MJ-Sill Ext 17 

ESTABLISHED VIDEO CHAIN 

mature responsible people for connter 

sales Experience preferred but not re- 

quired Apply at 37041 Orsnd River 

Farmington 10 30anv9pm 

or call 47*-1971 

DRIVER for Shutter Skop Small Van 

Full time Call AM only 1JH34* 

• ap Corp . 

sn o*io 

DAVENPORT SET UP PERSON 

Experience necessary Fuli-Ume bene 

fits Farmington Hills Call 471-07H4 

CONSIDER FOSTER PARENTING 

Single or 2 parent family homes are 

needed for mentally retarded children 

or adult! Some need first floor bed 

rooms Agency provides training li 

censing and support Family la paid 

over », 00 month Parenting, teaching 

or nursing skills helpful For more in- 

formauon call Homefinder Wayne 

County. 451 M*0 Oakland County call 

:«« 27*0 

CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER lor 

licensed 'lav care program Immediate 

-jien.r.p pan time full ume pnmary 

rare flyer foe laich key general child 

rare workers 4 substitutes Only those 

wilh undergraduate course work In 

i-tiild growth 4 development training 4 

experience need apply Applies uons 

being accepted by community educa 

tinr servi'-es Jack Kirkaey Director 

apply .rnmedialely al 11121 Farming 

CONSTRUCTION 

SUPERINTENDENT 

Expanding residential b«ulder 

seeks exper»eni-ed superin 

rendenl Salary oegouable 

Opportunity to grow with 

firm Call 111 2*4* between 

9 1PM dally 

i ftd Li - call 

Handyman ski?^ Apply at^Parnungtoc | (,ir, Ume 'VM-I 

p|y Trrvarrow 

Lake Hd near Uvrrnou Tro> 

KeyServ G r o u p 

1; «4« Brookfield 

Ijvonia Mi 4«!M 

An filial Opportunilv Employer 

CARF-ET MEASURE PEHSlIN 

Drafting ot carpel riprrirnc tyelplul. 

but tvil necessary Must have good run 

mr.g car and «i"nr desire lo wort Call 

between 13 anil ' I'M only 355 -Oli 

CARRIERS 

l ipening loi permanent part time carru 

en to work Mor thru Fn . Icginning J 

AM The job involves dislnbtiUon of the 

Wall «treei Journal in the Troy area 

Must have minimum auto coverage No 

sales or collection* involved Salary 

Mi to Hit' per week depending on 

route sue and inrloding auto allowance I 

To apply please rail between 10 AM 

and I PM 9*1 544* or 1 9*5 «*«« 

Ar, Equal Opportunity Employer 

ASHIER 

and weekends Ap 

are 97 W Uxig 

HI1.DREN S DAY CARE WORKER 

IAM Noon Monday uira Friday 

I all Meadow brook Courts Rochester 

*ll 0071 

COOK SHOP SALESPERSON 

Looking for great personality and good 

sales attitude for retail sales Apply 

within Kitchen Glamor Sommerset 

Mall Big Beaver 4 Coolidge Troy be 

Mall Big 

iween 1 1| 

pm 

.inn and 

Hardwa 

ALTO FURTEH Dependable person 

»W for porter position Apply in 

person Hoixlar Chevrolet. »2l4 Grand 

fcaer Farmingtoa Hllla 

BUMP SHOP MANAGER 

Good buaiiMas opportanilj Salary plak 

commiaslon Contact Mr Powell 

VALLEY LINCOLN MERCURY 

12S4 Oakland Ave 

Pontlac Ml 4*«SS 


Somebody 

Sometime 

n 

2 0 0 

Light Industrial Workers 

N e e d e d for 

Day. Afternoon & Midnight Shifts 

Job Description: assembly 

packaging & warehouse 

• 18 years of age & over 

• Available tor 8 hour shifts 

» Reliable transportation 

CALL US OR COME IN TOD A Y! 

9-11:30 or 1-3:30, Mon. thru Fri. 

LIVONIA 

19203 MERRIMAN 

(VILLAGE FASHION MALL) 

(N. OF 7 MILE) 

4 7 7 - 0 9 0 0 


CASHIERS lor video store 

ence necesaarv Store opening 

I HILDREN S WORLD Ferndale look 

mg foe warm friendly mature peoole 

: ui work -n day care Now interviewing 

foe Teactver Teachers Aide 4 Office 

Assistant F'leasanl atmosphere Call 

10AM 4PM Mon thru Fri 142 34*7 

CIRCUIT BOARD Manufacturer seeks 

Mair.ier.aixe Tech Electronic trouble 

I snooting 4 repair aa well as mechanical 

I repair experience desirable Paid bene 

I fits vacation 4 holidays are offered 

Kate commensurate with experience 

I Apply in person before 11 10am or after 

1 [PM at Circuits DMA 32900 Capitol 

i off Farmington Rd.Livonia 

CITY OF W A Y N E 

Applications for meterman will be ac- 

cepted at Wayne City Hall 3180* Sins 

Ave until 4 f-M Fn Feb 21«t Duties 

include testing servicing, installation 

and reading of water meters Appli 

ranu must be a hifh school graduate ot 

equivalent, have a valid drivers license 

Equal Opportunity Employer M F 

COREY'S 

JEWEL BOX 

Michigan i leading fashion jeweler haa 

Troy Area positions for Assistant Man 

ger pan time and fall time You mual 

have previous retail experience in the 

fashion field Many benefits available 

Apply in person only (no phone call 

B lease.i on Thurs ! 20 M or Fn 3 21 

I al either our lakeside Mall or Oak 

land Mall locatloeo 

COREY-S 

JEWEL BOX 

DBASE III PROGRAMMER 

Moonlighting Projects 

Experienced Only* 

Mideaco Inc «ll-*2M 

DESIGNER 

Control designer for material handling 

automation 4 special mechanism de 

liter Apply before 3pm Michigan Auto- 

mation Co 371*7 Interchanae Dr 

Farmington Hills 47*-*3tKi 

DRIVER MATURE PERSON 

Light ha fulling Pan Ume to star. 

Southfield baaed firm 

IS* 102* 

DRIVERS 

Poaiuooa open for motivated enthu 

, open I 

l One 

person onvers must be I* 4 hare 

car 4 insurance 43 10 to wart plus Una 

4 gas paid nighUy Promote from wila 

in policy allows strong growth poten- 

tial Inquire 3291 Rochester Rd or call 

for more specific employment informa 

Uon 449-#400 

DRIVERS WANTED 

Full ume pan Ume 

S20Q to 1400 per wee* 

Call Mon Fn after 9AM J14 1090 

DESIGNER 

Layout draftsperson 10 years expen 

ence in electro mechanical design of 

small mechanisms and electronic pack • 

aging Call Al Dennis 342 1270 

DRIVERS 

4T7-4W 

DESK CLERKS 

Hourly wage Pan ot full Ume. week 

ends fckperience needed Contact Mar 

CO Office Manager Kinnlev Inn 1471 

N Woodward Bloomfield Hilts 

*44 1400 

DETAILER 

Detailer for material handling automa 

Uon 4 special mechanism designs Ap- 

ply between 7am 2pm Michigan Auto 

~ —' Interchange Dr 

47*4H0 

malion Co 3754' 

Farminfton Hills 

DETROIT FREE PRESS 

ADULTS 4 YOUTHS Sign up now for 

delivery area around your house 121 to 

J10* a week cash I lo 3 hrs per morn 

tng Open 24 hours 147 2J72 

DIRECT CARE STAFF needed lor 

group home in Canton. *4 J1 an bc*ir 

Midnight and weekend shlfU Hijh 

school diploma required Call 397-1741 

DIRECT CARE STAFF 

for Group home in Weatlaod. trained or 

experienced working with mentally ills 

abled adulU Full 4 Part Time 

positions available 

Call between 9 30am 2pn-. 721 '443 

COSMETOLOGLT ASSISTANT 

needed 3 days a week lor busy Farm 

ington Hilb salon Call Monica al 

47*-2l2* 

COSMETOLOGISTS 

Many positions available for career-orl 

ented full ume Stylists in progressive 

salon Southfield Bloomfield. and 

DIRECT CARE WORKER needed for 

Midnights and Weekend Relief al Can- 

tor Group Home Pan time *4 2J lo 

sun Call 9« 1-00*1 

DRIVEWAY ATTENDANTS 

Hourly pins commiasior, 

Apply In Per 

Maple 4 Hunter Sunoco 

EXCELLENT , 

OPPORTUNITY 

Machinists wanled for Plvmouth area 

1 2 vrs experience assembling machin 

ery from start to finish Musi be able lo 

read blue pnntx 4 understand shop 

math Call for immediate appt 

MANPOWER 

TEMPORARY SERVICES 

LIVONIA 478-1130 

W ANTED FLOOR TILE PERSON 

for repair wart Preferably evening! 

277-4444 

FLOOR MAINTENANCE 

Forest City one Michigan a largest 

home improvement centers seeks part 

ume floor maintenance help Retirees 

welcome to apply Experience not nee 

esaary willing to train Excellent wort 

ing condiUona and !nn*e benefits 

Please apply in person 

FOREST CITY 

35100 Cowan Rd, 

Westland. Ml 

An Equal Opportunity Employer 

FLOOR Maintenance 4 Janitorial posi 

nana in the Livonia Plymouth Canton 

131 1004 

FLORAL DEX-fVKRY FULL TIME 

Chauffeurs license plus good dnving, 

record required Apply in person Mon 

thru Fn 8 10 aper. Sordines 18J1 So 

Rochester Rd Rochester Applications 

also being accepted for other poaiuons 

DRY CLEANER PRESSER 

COUNTER HELP ALSO NEEDED 

Full or part-time Westland 2*1 1040 

DRY CLEANERS 

Counter poaition available Uvoma 

area Call Rone between 7am 2pro at 

4 21-0440 

EARN HIGH INCOME IN SALES 

with management opportunities Train 

ing profram with excellent fringe bene 

fiU Up to WOO per wee* to Mart if 

qualified 

Send resume to 21211 Greenfield 

sill Southfield. Ml 4*075 


EASTER BUNNY HELPERS 

Day and afternoon shift Caatume sue 

1-7 Apply in person ooly 9AM-SPM. 

Mon Fn Livonia Mall Management 

Office Entrance G 

EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY' 

Hollxman 4 Silverman a national real 

estate development company headquar 

tered in Farrrungton Hill*. Mi has an 

immediate opening (or an organiied 

energetic >elf starter having a mini- 

mum of 1 yrs experience wilh a major 

company to assume the challenging po- 

sition of 

DEVELOPMENT COORDINATOR 

Applicant responsibilities include the 

overall coordination of the entire real 

estate development process including 

planning, design 4 coordination 4 nego- 

tiation with broker professionals 

excellent compensation package 

Please send job A salary hialory u 

Holuman 4 Silverman, t of Ms Marti 

Otto DEVELOPMENT COORDINA 

TOR. 30*33 Northwestern Hwy a 300 

Farminfton Hills MI 4*01* 

No phones call please 

FLORAL 

DESIGNER 

Experienced Most have 2 years in FTD 

shop Southfield 

3 5 4 - 4 9 9 0 

FLORAL D E S I G N E R 

Experience perferred Plymouth 

Call fc* appointment 411-8723 

FOREMAN EXPERIENCED 

Mood pallet shop Reply to 

{>0 Box 39283 

Redford Mi 482S9 

Ft LL TIME HELP W ANTED 

For Heady work cleaning telephones 4 

llghl manufacturing Apply 29241 

Stephenson Highway Madison Heights 

Or CUil 399 5920 ekt 8»9 

GAGE MAKERS 

Gag* Surface Gnnderi 

Bench Leader gage Rework dept 

A.r condiuoned shop wtpi new eouip^ 

meni Paid holidays vacaUon pay Blue 

Cross Blue Shield, life insurance bonus 

and overtime Applicants must 

minimum 3 5 years gage making 

• ID per»on 

\ TOOL CO 

JJIOO Capttol Ay* 

Livoraa. MI 

EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY 

Vll 

llafe Greens Management Co 

nal r 

uonal real estate managemenl firm 

headquartered in Farminfton Hills. Ml 

has an immediate opening for an orga 

nixed energetic self starter having a 

minimum of 1 yrs experience with a 

major company to assume tV challeof 

trig po*ilion of 

EDM OPERATOR 

Must have 2 years experience CaU 

i ars experience 

474-4111 

SOCIAL SERVICE DIRECTOR 

DIRECT CARE WORKERS 

To work with mentally retarded adults 

in group bomes MORC training pre- 

ferred All shifu available 14 21 lo 

start plus benefits Call 117 7*10 

DIRECT CARE WORKERS needed for 

hair sawn souuuieio nioomiiem. am ------- ^ 

[or * ppo,n,rT "'' ^ ^ t i S r r a - l a b n 

4 interview S*7-03i 1 o.ii nr grou, 

409* 

fin wee* Musi be under 31 years old 

and live in the Western Wayne County 

araa Our voulh jot> program does no! 

inrlude Detroil area 33* *120 

An Equal Importunity Employer 

C0SMOTOLOGIST 

Needed for make-up 

4 waxing salon 

Livonia Mall 478-4*00 ] 

CIVIL ENGINEERING INSPECTOR 

with experience in municipal water 

sewer 4 pavement construction Send 

resume lo DBA 107 S Main Plymouth. 

Michigan 48170 

An Equal Opportunilv Employer 

Affirmative Action Employer 

\ o # > 

\ 0 & 

s 

a O & s 

ASSISTANT MANAGERS 

One ot America's fastest growing drug store 

chains is seeking highly motivated retail 

professionals to assist in our growth. If you 

have retail management experience or a 

related college degree and are prepared for 

a challenge, then you may be ready for 

Arbor. W e offer a highly competitive com- 

pensation package with solid advancement 

opportunities in exchange for your hard 

work and commitment to excellence. To 

become part of our future, send your re- 

sume with salary history to: 

Retail Pout ion» 

P.O. Box 7034 

Troy Ml 48007-7034 

y n I f j J I O J l 

o a u o e , IMC. 

.COUNTER HELP 

Retiree Uiat enjoys being with people u> 

work par, time evenings as a Counter 

I'erson at Farmington Lanes Call after 

b PM tor information 474 0410 

DIRECT ( ARE WORKER 

l>an time Midnight position available 

it Canton Group home 14 Si lo start 

rail ttl-0041 

COUNTER PERSON 

for Dry Cleaners Apply Burton Plaza 

Cleaners. 17170 Fanrunfton Rd 

comer of * Milei Livonia 

COUNTER PERSON 

Drvcleaners We will train Apply in 

Indian Village Cleaners 34441 

Farmington 

person In 

Grand Riv 

DIRECTOR OF RESIDENT CARE 

A person who srill accept the challenge 

of operating a resident car* depart 

men! of a bom* for the aged Musi be 

able to demonstrate managerial skills, 

have a knowledge and understanding of 

tin- medical social and psychological 

needs of the aged Experience neces 

vary as is the ability to deal with resi- 

dents family Send resmme to Health 

Care Associates. 2144 Cumberland 

Drive, Troy. Michigan 48098 


. 

v 

175 Factory, Warehouse, 

& Production Workers 

Needed Immediately. 

APPLY TODAY, START TODAY! 

Must have own transportation No experience is 

necessary Earn extra income on long and short 

term |Obs at area companies 

Call or apply at the Kelly office nearest yoO 

Farmington 7 am - 5 30 pm) W3-7820 

34115 W Twelve Mile Rd Suite 1S5 

Ltoo*la (8 am - 4 pm) 522-M22 

29449 W Six M.le Road 

Ptymowth (8 am - 4 pm) 453-2211 

41850 Joy Road 

WaaftarxJ (8 am - 4 pm) 72V1040 

34240 Ford Road 

If you can t loin us now maybe you have a friend 

who can Ta4i them about us 

T Y P E S E T T E R S 

Full Time 

W e have an immediate full time opening 

for an experienced Compugraphic Types- 

etter. This individual should have 2 years 

of experience with the Editwriter 7 5 0 0 

and/or M C S 8400 & a solid b a c k g r o u n d in 

Keylining. 

Please Send R e s u m e to: 

Box 442 

Obeerver & Eccentric N e w e p e p e r e 

36251 Schoolcraft 

Livonia, Michigan 48150 

An Equal Opporluntty Employer 

Cki' 

m m - 

SERVICES 

KELLY HELPS AMERICA WORK 

Hoi so agancy "* 552-8926 or 1-800-624-1663 

International Office Centre. 

16400 W 12 Mile Rd Suite 201 

C A R E E R 

R e t a i l 

A s s i s t a n t M a n a g e r 

W e have an outstanding career opportunity 

in menswear specialty store m a n a g e m e n t in 

the Detroit Area. 

W e can offer qualified individual with s o m e 

retail experience a good salary, excellent 

benefits and prestigious working conditions 

in pleasant, comfortable surroundings. 

Send Complete Resume 

In Confidence to: 

Box 340 

Observer & Eccentric Newspapers 


Livonia. Michigan 48150 

ELECTRICIAN JOURNEYMAN 

Inside steady commercial ooortrucuon 

wort ui metro area Top pay 4 benefita 

Send resume to P O Box 9404* Wix- 

om MI 4809* 

ELECTRICIAN JOURNEYMAN 

Inside steady commercial construction 

work in metro area Top pay 4 bene!lU 

Send -r-sume to P O Box 9404* Wlx 

OCT. Ml 4*09* 

ELECTRICIAN machine tool expen 

ence panel wiremen and field electn- 

cian Apply Control Techniques West. 

Inc 2 3911 Research 

Hills 

Techniques 

1 Dr , Farmington 

4741933 

Applicant responsibilities include de 

velopmetn implementation 4 review of 

programs for 1000 plus units of elderly 

bousing MUST have a high working 

knowledge of gerontology "1th clinical 

expen ence maintain excellent written 

4 verbal ikills 4 be able to wort both 

Independently 4 with a team of 

professionals Masters In wclal wort 

A C S W a definite plus 

excellent compenaaucm package 

Pleas* send yob 4 salary binary to 

Hollxman 4 Silverman, *V of Ms Marti 

Otto SOCIAL SERVICES DIRECTOR, 

50*33 Northwestern Hwy r 100 Farm 

ington Hill*. MI 4*011 

No pbooe calls, please 

GAS ATTENDANTS 

People needed to work Noc»i *prr. Also 

people for «pm Midnight shift Starting 

pav »3 10 per br Apply in person before 

Cas 4 Go. Comer ol 12 Mil* 4 

Middlebeit. Farmington Hills 

GENERAL LABOR to wort at a Farm 

ington Hills carwash Perfect hours (or 

student 13 71 plus bonus with opportu 

mty for advancement Ambitious ener 

getic persons need only apply Apply at 

309*0 Orchard Lake Rd Orchard 14 

Carwash or 12 al Orchard Carwash 

GENERAL LABOR 

$7,95 PER HR 

We will accept only qaalified You will 

have lull ume work with local company 

which bai never bad a strike or layoff 

Must 6* 18 have reliable transports 

uon Your position will be determined 

bv ar. proven a pu :ude test Poaiuons 

must be Silled due to expansion 11.100 

per month minimum guaranteed No 

tees Call for appointment 10am-1pm 

521 54*0 

ELECTRICIANS 

Journeyman & Helper 

Residential experience 

522-1618 

ENERGETIC ambitious individuals 

wanted Come loin the ENTERTAIN- 

MENT TO GO Team We want to hire 

Delivery Driven 111 or older with clean 

driving record'. Phone Specialists and 

Puxa Makerk Above minimum pa; 

Good advancement potential 

Mile Rd 43, 

anytime, 28414 1 

Middlebeit, Livonia 42J 1240 

ENGINEERING ASSISTANT 

Posiuon available in our Engineering 

Department Position involves liaison 

wort wtth a major automtoiv* compa- 

ny Blue Print Reading CTR usage 4 

drafting skills helpful but not required 

We wjl train Good communication 

skills are necessary 4 overtime will be 

required Company offers good benefits 

4 excellent working ktmosphere AfylJ 

cations being accreted from 8 10AM- 

4 30PM Monday Feb 17 thru Wed 

Feb 24 at 

AMERICAN YAZAKI CORP 

6700 HAGGERTY ROAD 

Haggerty 4 Warren Rds Area I 

"ANTON MICHIGAN 

EXPERIENCED JANITOR MAINTE 

NANCE person^waatad. raagoaglbta lor 

grounda Heavy"TfUng Call Personnel 

189-0110 

EXPERIENCED OPERATORS needed 

for gravel trucks loaders 4 dosers Re 

B y lo Box =378 Observer 4 Eccenlnc 

rwspapers 14211 Schoolcraft Rd 

Livonia. Michigan 4*110 

FAClALIST 

Southfield Spa Must be licensed, expe 

rteoced with clientele Must be flen 

bk with bours JS4-1719 

GENERAL OFFICE-PART TIME 

Evenings and Saturdays Must enjoy 

working with people Previous expen 

race helpful Call il3-3KKI 

GENERAL OFFICE responsible indi 

vidual wilh general office skills Pcai 

uon has a lot of growth potential Sal- 

ary commensurate with axparMaoa 

Si Debhae &M-T7S4 

GLASS 4 MIRROR CRAFTSMAN 

Installer fabricator carpentry and me- 

chanical skills preferred Birmingham 

area M2-410J 

FAClALIST WANTED 

Ex pen raced full or part ume for pees 

ugious Farmington area salon For in- 

formation call 4S4-1X31 

GRAPHIC ARTIST 

(or growing suburban Detroit firm Ex 

perience required Gem graphics or DE 

COMED computer Excellent benefits 

4 working condiuoo Send resume to 

box 4)6. Observer 4 Eccentric Newspa 

per* 1*211 Schoolcraft Rd Livonia 

Michigan 4*110 

tor Day 4 afternoon shift avallal 

per bour with overtime Livonia area 

476-131 1 

FIBERGLASS LAMINA TOR 

Expenenced. Deaborn area 

Jobs'* Corvette Care. 177- 

FITNESS INSTRUCTORS 

Experienced m aerob«cs 4 stretch 

tone Knowledge oi muscle groups e 

senual Health dab Ev«» W Bloor 

field Sharon 6*1 lOOOext 272. 279 

GREAT OPOPORTUNrnr 

Be your own boas Sell Webster's i*w 

Reference Library Dictionary Ideal for 

' Students Call 12 noon&pm Mt-1344 

GREENHOUSE 

HELP WANTED 

Men and women Interviews 

Mon - Fri,. 2-5 PM only 

Clyde & Smith Sons, 8000 

Newburgh Rd , Westland 

425-1434 


MYRIAD OFFERS — Flaxlbla chaaang*. 

variety of Job opportunrttea. dlvwrsa bu»m— snvvonrryania. 

competitive compensation, annual bonus & IndfvkJuateed. 

personal consideration 

MYRIAD NEEDS Quaimed Individuals m word 

prociismp. technical & support arses - expertsnoed 4 entry 

level. 

MYRIAD IS — A unique mum-service organttatlon - 

you *houk1 get to know us 

CALL 

827-4215 

M Y R I A D 

8ERVICE8 CORPORATION 

Southftekl. Ml. 

MORTGAGE LOAN OFFICER 

(RESIDENTIAL) 

E x p e r i e n c e p r e f e r r e d - m o r t - 

g a g e o r r e a l e s t a t e . E x c e l l e n t 

c o m p e n s a t i o n / b e n e f i t p a c k a g e . 

C a l l P r e s t o n E. B e n f i e l d 

Liberty Mortgage 

3 5 8 - 2 3 4 5 

GREEN PLANT Maintenance expert 

raced to work for interior plantacape 

company Must be reliable 4 have good 

transports Uon Fall time Call Rene* 

between 11 am Jpm 15* 5*3* 

GRINDER HANDS 

MUST BE EXPERIENCED 

SURFACE GRINDER 

4 MOORE JIG GRINDER 

ID 40 D GRINDER 

BirdsaU Tool 4 Gag* 474-1110 

GROWING CL'STOM cabinet company 

moving to Troy tonkins lor person ex 

penenced in laminate 4 wood furniture 

lo learn 

GROWING MEDICAL SUPPLY firm tn 

Uvonia Interested in rinding enthusias- 

tic dedicated individual to atari wtth 

equipment refurbishing dept Mechani- 

cal aptitude reqaired Send rtasme U 

PO Box =4J4 *' " ~ 

a Michigan 441J4 

HAIRDRESSER 

For Fantastic Sams Located * Ml > 

Beech Daly ill Southfield 4 Grand Riv 

er Haggerty tn Novt 352 4J12 *S5 445» 

G e n e r a l 

D e v e l o p m e n t 

EVERYONE NEEDS $$$$ 

G M S 

N E E D S Y O U 

1 0 0 

P a c k a g e r s , W a r e h o u s e W o r k e r s 

n e e d e d for P l y m o u t h & C a n t o n 

A r e a s . Y o u m u s t o w n or h a v e a c - 

c e s s t o a c a r . All 3 s h i f t s available. 

II You Realty Want To Work 

Call Now For Appointmant 

4 2 7 - 7 6 6 0 

• Bring Along A Friand 

• Moat Of Our Paopla Work 

5 Days Par Waak 

GENERAL MANAGEMENT 

SERVICES 

14700 Farmington Rd. - Uvonia 

Suite 104 

• Heritage C o m m o n s 

ADVERTISING SALES ASSISTANT 

Individual with Associates D e g r e e in 

Advertising or equivalent is n e e d e d as 

an A d S a l e s Assistant to our Advertising 

S a l e s Staff. Driver's license a n d auto- 

mobile required. Prior sales e x p e r i e n c e 

preferred S e n d r e s u m e or apply to: 

r § % , 

^ r u i B p a p r r s 

( 0 b s r r u r r f i r f E c r r t t t r i r 


Livonia, Ml 48150 

We ara an aqua! opportunity employer 

HAIRDRESSER - full time 

program with advancement 

a 443 2*83 

HAIRDRESSER 4 Reception* for I 

high volume salons in Plymouth Clien- 

tele preferred Apply 

Starka alher. Plymouth 

HAIR DRESSER 

Southfield Spa Mast be licensed, rxpw 

rienced with clientele Must b* flexi- 

ble with hour* »4-17» 

HAIR DRESSER 

With Clientele for a 

on busiest corner m Farmington 

(12 Mile Orchard Laka R4*> 

Call for interview 111-74*4 

5 5 

HAIR STYLIST Deluxe fall ssrvtce 

salon m Southfield 

•ma skilled Stylist 4 Shampoo i 

4 part tune Call Tass- 

ARCHITECTURAL DETAILERS 

A RETAIL STORE DESIGNERS 

Sought by International Design Firm spe- 

cializing In retail atore interiors, including 

Food. Drug. Apparel & Hardgoods Retail 

Chains. 

Excellent company benefita include: 

Health, Ufe 4 Profit Sharing Plan. Pay 

commensurate with previous work expert- 

Send Resume to: 

Observer & Eccentric N e w s p a p e r s 

BOX 3 9 6 


Livonia, Michigan 4 8 1 5 0 

HAIR STYLIST of all sew 

You moat 

or have dismal* 

psy lo T»* rrem.aans or prV 

rate rooms tar rant For more akforma 

uaa call Danay at Saraads a Hair Satoe 

ns-iss* 

be wall ensneocsd 

We say *•< to TS% c 

Ww Man salon la Plymouth 

pan ume 

CaU I 

HAIR STYLIST* with wane to 

for DAlleva-t Saloa SsetMMd 

Call 

HAIR STYUm. MANICURIST Ma 

una« at Varaet'* Hair Cutters IM 

Plymouth R4 la Hylnkwlh Apply to 

HAIRSTYLISTS 

ada 1 

HAIR STYLIST 

HAIR mrUST WAJTTED 

Thursday. FeOruery 20. 1060 OAE 

fit*, call *am lpm Mon Fn 111! 

PLYMOUTH CANTON AREA 

50 

PEOPLE 

NEEDED 

for light packaging work 

IMMEDIATE KI.L TTMS OPENI 

No Fee 

For more info call 

EMPLOYERS 

TEMPORARY 

SERVICE 

< 1 dam- 3pm 

4 2 5 - 2 7 0 0 


PRINT OK3P NQTB ORRATOK 

tar A a Dirt **** or Rro*l UW 

1*7 47 

5Tfi 

REAL ESTATE CAREER 

We Win trala you 4 start you aa a Long 

Term, High Income 4 Advaacwd 

Growth Career NoW 

Laura Prendergast. Mgr 

525-0990 

REAL ESTATE ONE 

RECEPTIONIST Fall or part-Ume lor 

hlrt fashion optical bowoqoe la Br- 

mingham area EaparMnca 

rmrnaSr 

Please caU Larry botwasa lOam-takn. 

Mon A n tar latarvlsw at *» 14121 


RUBBISH TRUCK DRIVER 

Far red aff 4 tru« and. 

ttl-Mtt 

SALES CLERK for Llvoela 

(as call*) Sav-Oa 

graph at Maple, as* 

PAINTERS WANTED 

Expenence necessary and tools re- 

quired For appontmeat caU »4-«Tl« 

PAINTERS 1 years 

Spraying and roller painting, ifrywali 

patching o( commercial building! and 

a part menu Compensation iscladea 

hcupitalixation and denul. after Ml 

days Call *AM IXnoon **7-*444 

Or 7PM *PM 2*4-4214 

PARTS PERSON Commmerrlal 4 

reaidential know 4 lawn equipment 

store Maat have experience 4 refer 

encea CaU betwaun »am-lpm 521-3010 

MESSENGER CLERK 

erraiKta 4 light t 

CaU Lynne 

til 3*40 

MILL HAND EXPERIENCED 

years expenence Apply at 22437 

•? 

CaU 344-4170 

PART TIME Handyman needed lor 

Downtown Manufacturing Company 

Knowledge of carpentry electrical and 

machine repair essential Call lor 

Interview 2141104 

MINI MAID 

The Team of Profeaaaooal House Clean- 

ers is how expanding in selected areas 

of Metro Detroit Team cleaning poul 

tlcns available with potential for 

advancement to supervisory 4 manage 

ment poatuaes Immediate employ 

ment Day work Man thru Frt. fuU or 

part ume, 44 per hour pin I Ml bonus 

For consideration, call Mon Fn 

349-7490 

MODELING INSTRUCTORS 

yrs pro-modeling expenence neces 

sarv John Caaablancas. Detroit West 

451-0700 

PART TIME HELP 

Evenings and weekends 

Apply at 

- K Mart 

33100 W 7 Mile, 

Livonia 

PART TIME 

Telephone hales people to work tn Gar 

den City carpet store *3 14-M 00 per 

hour lo start Rapad advancement aad 

big bonuaes for good workers Expen 

ence helpful or will train 

Call 10AM-1PM today' 

261-7700 

POLISHER/BUFFER 

Dependable and experi- 

enced wtth all metals need 

only apply Call Mon thru 

Fri 11 am to 2 pm. Person- 

nel Dept 538-8801 

PORTER 

AM* to work, day or night shifu Maat 

be I* and have transportation Apply la 

person Quality Inn. 4*441 Plymouth 

Rd Livonia No phone call* accepted 

PORTER FOR RENTAL LOT Maal 

hav* valid (hirers license, be at least It 

veers of age or older 4 be familiar with 

car* Appfv in parann. (am 1pm Stark 

Hickev Rent A Car, 24441 Grand River 

kt fteecb Daly. Redford 

PORTERS 4 RENTAL AGENTS 

Needed, no experience nscusaary 

helpful *110 per hour lo start wlti 

opportunity for advancem 

dental ***-2*>4 

PRESSMAN AB Dtck 240 4 #440 2 

years experience, t-head experience 

helpful Good opportunity 4 benefita 

CafidO.loooon 

53S-*200 axl 24* 

PRINTING Looking for a challenging 

carter opportunity* Do you hav* at 

least 4 years set up experience ia fold- 

ing 4 saddle- stick operations" W* have 

an opening for a bindery set 

on our second shift that cou 

opportunity For Interview 

mgloo Hllla area 

Redford Twp. 

Employees 

Civil Service 

Commission 

There a aa opemag lor the position of 

Twp Personnel Dfrector VI tar the Civ- 

il Service Comml*loo *2* 4*4 lo 

UIJM Minimum requirements 

Bachelors Degree from aa A«r«Wsd 

Coilegu. pin J rears expenence la re- 

nuung. claaaiflcauona. lading pro- 

gram. peraonnsl aslsctlon. placement 

and amployue reUtloaa CompleU job 

desenpuon available at Civil Sarvics 

Office Apply In 

The CIvH Service Office, 

15145 Beech Daly Rd . 

Redford. Michigan 

ONLY DURING 

THE FOLLOWING TIMES 

Mon - Fri . 8:30-11 AM. 

1:30-4 PM. 

Closing date. March 20 I»M 

REDFORD TWP. 

Water & Sewer Department 

Superintendent 

Michigan SI Classification lor waste 

treatment aad distribution sratem op- 

erators 2 years experience, BS de) 

ia Engineering. Oesmatry or Baclel 

ogy, strong mill* la managamsnl 

personnel aad financial sysJsma I 

resume aad salary requlremenu 

Redford Twp Board oI Trustees Alt 

Joan R Reilly Clert 1*141 Beech Daly 

Rd Redford Michigan. 4*U» 


REFERENCE Librarian L . 

part Ume. evutunp 4 Sat hour* MLS 

^ B * required Sand resume before 

Hi to Rebecca HavenstetnCough 

lin. Canton Public Ubrarv UWiCia 

ton Cantar Rd_ Canton. Ml, 4*1** • 

nanta and procrammabte I 

SS or MaMara aagree dualral 

uuuriaoca .-aqauad- k 

salary requiremem to Digital Motion [i 

Sywema. Inc .21427 Rassarrt Part Dr 

Farmington H1B*. MI 44424 


C« 

Security 

-w!!^ Bcaese aed ns^ leM.I rûrd 

Free anafurma hta 4 hssltt lnewsnca 

Affly Mse e n fS. * 

Pinkerton's, Inc. 

15565 Northland Or.. 

Suite 208 E. SoothfteW 

' 5 6 9 - 1 0 0 4 

An Eqsal Oppwl—If 

SECURITY, part I 

Mon'thru Fi7*PM-*PM. 

Can 

SBCURITY PATROL DBIVKRS 

too Hllla . .• 

SALES or SERVICE 

Help wantsd Call 

Tarnktal* latemaUonal 

144-1010 

SALESPERSON 

Full or part Una Outgo 

knowledge of music, pn 

eon Thomas Masse Supply S7ti N 

Woodward, Royal Oak. 54S 4422 

SALES PERSON lo 112,440 

Excellent opportunity In go Into man 

SALES 

REPRESENTATIVE 

CDI Temporary Servlcea. lac . a nation 

al temporary personnel service has a 

partûm* opportunity tar aa energetic 

The qualified Candida la will be aa expe- 

rienced salesperson wtth a buaiasaa like 

appearance, reliable transportation aad 

knowledge of tha SouthAald ares 

Datlea will include outside salsa aad 

office support with aa Opportssity for 

advancement Mm be nerible 

If you are confident thai you caa meet 

the challenge please forward res 

lo 

CDI Temporary Services, lac 

MM* Town Center Suite 1141 

Southfield Ml 44471 

AU Branch Manager 

PRODUCTION CONTROL 

Mature organised person with auto- 

moUve releasing experience lo )otn our 

team Hi^h paced production control 

office wilh i lot ol customer contact 

Medium use manufacturer Sand re- necuaaary 

RELIABLE HONEST * canag wo 

lo housekseo 4 cars for handles 

woman t22u par month definite. 14*0 

possible when hired, room included do 

not apply If not sincere 417-4711 

SECRETARIES 

WORD PROCESSORS 

NBI 

WANG . 

IBM 5520 & 

DISPLAY WRITER 

Earn good benefits while working long 

or abort term lotaa Paid Vacation. Pad 

Holiday*. Medical Plana Call 

Technical Services. Inc. 

Southfield 

Ân 

54**3»e 

Ml-Kli 

Equal Opportunity Employer 

person. Backstap*FMauraaL 

Woodward Ave. Datroal 

SERVICE MANAGE* 

Case Poseur 4 Equip met, totttaM a 

•os aaalpeisnf daalenhaoip*- 

•Sta-jRa—£ss 

ability and desire in euparvlse 14-11 

repairing and a M M M M H | 4 r 

drastic systems, etc Eki.allael hsneflt 

paefcaja Mail raa 

TOO. LLM Tekecrapfe. 

4S0M 

An Equal OpportuaMy f»lu|» 

lo Georg* Paler- 

Southfield. 40, 

SERVICEMAN 

To do PleM Service wort tar i 

two CI 

wryors. -tt" —- -» - 

tuama Meal be able to trevwt 

7am 2pm Michigan Auto 

Imerekange Dr.. Fa 

47i-tsst 

SERVICE NEEDED 

RespoosiMe self starter snlh car lo do 

routine field maintenance Entry level 

poaiuon with complete training Call 

AMI between 1 10-2 24pen iB-ia* 

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS 

Lake Road al II Mlh 

Marathon 

Mile Mile 

Orchard 

SERVICE STATION ha* opening far 2 

help IB 1 ao room tvMiu>|l • 

Must have eiperinoee Apply 

Joy Rd. Redford . 

SERVICE STATION ATTENDENT 

Shell Service station. V42& 

N Telegraph. |W Chicago) Radioed 

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT 

Full ume days Apply In 

Ford 4 Haggerty ShslLC 

RELIABLE PERSONS tar Dry CJaan- 

ing FaU or part time No 

Advan 

MORTGAGE LOAN PROCESSOR 

Experienced For Farmington Hills 

mortgage company Only the best need 

apply Call Daniel Gadwa 155 0*11 

same wilh salary history to Charl 

Metal Wort. Inc 12*40 Burt Rd 

Detroit. Ml 1*213 

No pbooe calls please 

LEONARD BROS 

looking for local van operators Expen 

encwd in the handling packing of bouse 

bold goods 4 qualified lo dnv* straight 

trucks 4 tractor trailer Call Tom Lee 

or Dwight Stewart 1*4-4122 

LIFE GUARDS 4 POOL management 

positions available Lite Saving. CPR 4 

WSI expenence necessary We are look 

ing for honest deligent responsible 

people for a large active pool in Ro- 

chester 412-141* 

INSTRUCTORS 

For full and or part ume positions for 

Computer School Instructional and or 

.lata processing backpound preferred 

Seod resume to Mr Kirby 21 S Glen- 

wood, Pootiac Mi 4401* 

INSULATION T ACKERS 

residential work 

wilh references 

JS&-I12S 

experienced 

ROYAL INSURANCE 

Positions available 

Grand Rapids office has sever ai key po- 

sitions open teomrtng J plus years un- 

derwriung with package expenence 

Emphasis or. either property or casual 

ly Marketing background would be 

helpful Relocation assistance avail 

able Send resumes to R Gletller 2071 

Orchard Vista Dr Grand Rapids Ml 

4SS0* 1 400«2-9J25 


LIGHT 

MAINTENANCE 

Indoor tennis club 

Bloomfield Hills - 3pm - 1am 

Excellent hourly rate 

Call Mr Russell lor appt 

332-9221 

LINENS 4 MORE Westland Croualng 

Full ume permanent position availbi* 

Apply 14

16C*l ***** 

VhmM SO wort an an PN-cail basis One 

»1iooi k*aleR 

Major. .-Irjp.ip-i nmuwtor i. 

qoalJ^d 5.uper\-ia«^r> appl 

n 


~ SUPERVISOR 

I'umnxi >v*tunt for *a anvbllMxn cm 

rwr mirW«3 pfrvm wilh prvvtou n- 

K vuory ripmencf Koo«i«d|r :»f 

Ml Scr*»rt or Roatr **pcr»eor* Iwlp 

fu) hot rxK ncrraMr? Apply ID p«rK>n 

• M-ugia* Feud* Corp 3i*l« 2ftdu*tr\ai 

Rd Garden City «2T iJOO 

SUPERVISOR 

SmaCl rnartuoa »hop aad ptaatir* cast 

ing vhvp SuperviBr 10 man depart men I 

Knprrwnor 4 rmurt Smd brief reaumr 

lo Kav tnlerpn»e» 21J7 Heidr Troy 

Mi 4S007 Atteniioo H Rwdoiph 

SURFACE GRINDER Operator Mua< 

be ^Kpenrnred ir. gage grindtna 4 havr 

crt«n toola No -Kher\ rw*d 4pplv Over 

-MPK "Itu tenfiiU— iiiiUi 

SURF ACE GRINDER 

EXPERIENCED 

Full Ume Reply lo PO Hoi mil. 

Record Mi ItUi 

S* RF ACE C.RINDEH OPERATOR 

Gage Bbop elpeffienre reûir^l Mm. 

mum 5 yean Complete ttenefli pan 

age Farmmgloo ljvo*>m area Call 

l«-nm» CltMS 

ume lor ay School. 17700 V-jtti 

field Lalttrup Village UOTt of rail 

i5S »«»« 

TEACHERS 4 Aide* Birmingham area 

pre irttool Eiperience working »UB 

young children preferred F«!5 t part 

time HI S7«" 

TELEMARKETERS 

tlnUiuaiaaUr aelf moij**te*3 indi.'lduaU 

Willi pleauat '.elephone manner neePPi:>ftn MTl EMPLOYER 

KTS 

No FEES 

" TFJ.KM*HKKT[Ni, 

$& PER HOI ' H - Commu«ion 

20 tvnjn per »ee« fleiliile lK*r> Onlv 

I Eipenenced need apply I-all IM* 

! ~ TELEPHONE INTERVIEWERS 

War.terf for Multifield research firm 

£r n p 4 stJ " im"^0 

TELEPHONE OPERATt >RS 

: [>a> evening or nidnlgllt »»:" *'U 

| train Sot«lll»ldarei 

TELEPHONE SALh> -jperien-e^ 

G r! time hourly plus bonu» Called 

ike A« (or lJeni* Ml 


Teller 

Opportunities 

Part Time 

Michigan Nali-ooal Ban* a large re 

giunal banAing :naututx«i will be ac 

cepung apjriicauoni for par. Um* teller 

ocmtuHa m Lhe Plymouth* < anloc area 

( aah handling and publ.r cuoiact eipe 

oefK* is a plus 

Interested partnaa liwuld appl> .n pel 

Febrwr fi UM b* 


vr 

li-ni>un 

npuler* 

ripuler* 

seeking 

TEIEPHNK SALES. 

k.»r« rv! M our Tele|Tipfe*Wr. Great 

r..r k mg rtmdiliona salary * l ommia 

i.»r Sun immed.Jlr!. full or par' 

me ( all Karpet Ma-: UI M00 

MICHIGAN NATIONAL 

CORPORATION BANK 

4442) Ann Arbor Rd 

_ai Sheldon Rd 

Plymouth. Mi 

An Equal OpvirtuniK EmpHryer 

TELLERS" part, time 'caah.mng or 

teller eiperience preferred Apply at 

Firal \A Amer»ca« Bank Troy JSS » 

Big Beaver Mnn thru Fr. » lOarri bpn. 


TI REMAN eiperienced Tire changing 

wheel balance mechanical ability Paid 

(flue !>-«a Blue Shield day» Arlera 

Fireslooe S«JUthfleld Rd a: 11 mile 

TiK'LMAKER On surface grinder and 

bridge-pon Jot- «nop experience on tool 

work llav* overtime benefiu Clear 

Uvonia ahop 4*4 TTU 

rat IFSTEFX SERVICE < ENTER 

ha» poaition m>en in our warehouse In 

dividual mini have eiperien«-e in Uie 

-5«rrati'.n of oAernead crane* and band 

va«. • a.: Allateel Inlrrnatwoal 

ill UOO 

TRAFFIC I 'I'NTHOI. CLERK 

Irrunediace full l.rne poaitioci in tubur i 

ban marketing «erv»ce» corporall.at ' 

'* be r^4[.in»ible («" Manulaclureri Or 

.and Mi Newburgh Cherry Hill area 

TVMBLING INSTRCCTOR 

Needed for paft Ume work afte-mooc A 

allfTUat » iMBcing •M-0IIT 

evenings 

* 

Experience 

f erred Roy a 

LTO 

PESETTER 

c Comp E4il MO0 pre 

iak Wx-a'.KWi 

UI II4C 

TYPESETTER KEY LINER 

fw>M 'or puhliahing company 

Some paper work Eiperience or 

•apJK I TKS«0 a pirn 

f Warn 4 pm 


ing * 

iK'lidavv 

lhe jot training —. v.... 

i a »0 day review Whai do yo«i 

nave U offer" »pply in per»oo before 

. I Man or after ! p«n ClrcwlU DMA 

>:»00 Capita* off Farmington Rd 

» HOLESALE FUJIUrr aupplier oeedi 

reaoooaihie people lor lerrarnam and 

dish garden tiuiktina. rlaaa making h 

Jeliver. JJMI * (Mile Llvooaa 

WORKERS 

j WINDOW CLEANING 

' we have opeiunm for eiperi 

j rm-ed penooa 4 aeveral openings for 

. f-vr--. .abor-rx who wjl be given -.he 

-ppiinanJCy to team owr trade Pay 

... SS2-974I 

RED WING 

TICKET 

WINNER 

Rufus Kirk 

20280 Roseland - Apt =3 

Southfield 

Piease call i*e promo- 

lion department of tf>e 

Observer & Eccentric 

between 9 a m and 5 

p m Friday.. February 

21 1986 to claim your 

two FREE RED WING 

TICKETS 

591-2300, ext. 244 

CONGRATULATIONS! 

baaed; • perwwe Call 

WOl'LD VOL LIKE 

U< loae weight and earn lll>0 plin per 

week while 3mng if You can Call Jan 

iM-nu 

$$$ 

one Saies 

W per 

r*perienrr r 

fkrtiwt Metr *rra the • -ndidate 

moat fcave a minimum of i >rjn «• kjw 

rtraoe ir. llv ;anili»rial field w tfi ar 

2 vcjn in • *up« , RVI»«.r> I apa< I1> 

Supervoufv expensive in a related »e-r 

-.>ce lodusirv n.a> he »' ieple App.i 

-no «hc 4:i«n !«r 

Gail or Rr«e 

4 7 8 - 2 7 8 4 

Century Trane 

32575 FolSomnS Mile) 

Farmington HMJs 

TELEPHONE SOLICITOas 

$i hour plu* bonu>e* possible $i hour 

i >11 V.ixiw or April 

iib 474 4 

TRANSPLANTERS needed no riperi 

rnie necessary ' Kber p.js£tions aiiso 

ava.iable Appl» Mor thru Fri 

n 10am 1pm al [lordines " 18i"i s H-' 

Chester Rd H.-rhestcr 6b 1 >0lKi 

TRANSPORTER NEEDED for group 

home ,n ( anion Pari time split shift 

»« Jl an hour an: 00«i 

TRAVEL AGENT 

: .MTtpuler eiperience required quali 

retail vacation linear 

irea ' all RuUl 2H 1*91 

TRAVKI COMPANY in Southfield 

*r-ck.« penple with sparkle to work as 

r*-ser-a;i-:»ni*lji in their tour -Jefiarl 

mem Travel and or phone eipenerwe 

i & benefits 

«37 4D10 

I NPERCUVERWEAR 

As aeen on Life Styles of the Rich and 

Famous Sell beautiful lingerie at home 

parties Crtlimited earning potential DO 

deliveries Iree training Need money" 

Dor,iJelav 

* ANT Ta'l I.me wiUwut giving up your pre* 

rnt employ ment rotlege gr^-15 pre 

'errrd tul not "^qyired For a confsden 

lalirter-. ew raf. i b.S1» I 6S2 

W A R E H O U S E 

CLERKS 

Now a< oeptang applwatioa* foe hourly 

warehouse poailKWtt Must be srilUnfi tc 

-or*, day afternoon or night shift Pre 

VIIIUS vtiipping and reoen ing eiperietvce 

S relprri-d ik*«d starting pav and bene 

.1* 71 be o:>fttidered pxease applv in 

person at 

BLUE LINE 

DISTRIBUTING CO. 

24120 Haggerty Rd. 

Farmington Hills, Ml 48024 

(10 Mile & Haggerty) 

An FUjual i Hp-portumty Employer 

»AREH i-iprfc-t- • preferred 

Livonia office < all • — i22 S 

DENTAL ASSISTANT full 4 part 

time Nori ofiirr Phooe Ram 9pm 

348-2323 

DENTAL ASSISTANT 

Ei pern-need 4 poaitlvely motivated in 

dividual neealst 

for pediatrician office Full part time. 

13 mile 4 Cooildge araa 

Call evenings 354-47M 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT 

Part tune Monday and Wadaaaday 

Formal training required Must know 

Venepuncture Southfield OBCYN 

Closed Thursday Call 554-MS7 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT aspansaeed. 

pan ume tar Rortaater area Anpra 

1* boars Sand reaarae ic Bos 43i 0*» 

•srver 4 Ecceatnc >lia»afi. MSI 

Schoolcraft Rd Llvoais Mt 

8S1M 

MEDICAL ASSMTAffT 

Lluuau Puewrw- Office M hears 

friendly 4 industry 

a 

rnfl S Ti^TESMr 11 

48154 

MXXHCAL ASSISTANT 

A Ltoala family practice 

LAIEUUOMK 

medfera! asaksl 

H i pai i II ii i 

k£i p * r * r " r 

Radius Health Care llUmi. 41M Ma 

R Suite 844 Dev-cet Mach 4SSS1 

MEDICAL SECRETARY needed for 

busy Uvonia physician FuU ume post 

uen opea lor varied duties Billing ei 

psrlsoce required Mast be dependable 

4 work well with people Send resume 

to box 344 Observer 4 Eccentric News- 

papers. 3*151 Schoolcraft Rd Livooia. 

Michigan 44154 

MEDICAL 

TRAN9CTUPTJONBT 

Poaition la Radiology Department Re- 

quires aa npeu«i:ed ladivudual who 

welcomes ,challenge and responsibttlty 

Duties to include Transcribing. X-ray 

Ultrasound, Nuclear Maenaa aad C T 

porta Plaaaaat wort environmeot aad 

excellent salary benefit program For 

details cwatact 

GARDO* CITY HOSPITAL 

ITT 

417 Ram 

MIISEUT 

MEDICAL/ 

SURGICAL 

rlt of Saint 

Coene join the caring sptnt 

John Hospital AL a memoer < 

bed acute care laachinf hospital youll 

receive highly competitive rompenaa 

Uon aod benefits free parking aad easy 

unccngeated acrsaa lo and from work 

We currently have fuU Ume. pan Ume 

and contingent pnaitlons available on 

all MlfU If you are a Reglslered Norse 

or a Graduate Nurse, glee as a call to 

see TF what we offer fits your needs 

For more information, or to arrange a 

personal interview pleaae caD Human 

Resources al 14 I NT: 

SAINT JOHN HOSPITAL 

22101 Mor OSS Rd 

Detroit. Ml., 48236 


REGISTERED 

NURSES 

HENRY FORO HOSPITAL 

Fairlane 

Henrv Ford Keapltal Fairlane 

lag RN"s These pneltlnas raas 

RN lo work part time with oat I 

(fraltfC ap 

plica .no can contact Gen Uet*a al 

•414344 Mon thru Fri bee a en the 

hoars af I am a 12 aeon 

HENRY FORD HOSPITAL 

19*01 Hubberd Or 

Dearborn. Mi 48126 

Eqaal OppertaaKy rai,l.y M/F/E 

Thursday, February 20. 1986 04E 

502 Wanted 

Denlal-MedicaJ 

REGISTERED NURSES 

filial laai e»l registered aarsas for med 

TAL sarpcaL obstetrics aad critical 

care sails Full Ume 4 part lime open 

,ogs are available on tke eee 4 mad- 

nighi shift Excelleau salary and bear 

fits CaD 444 4400 exL 1114 u> arrange 

for aa interview St Mary Hospital. 

34475 Five Mile RD Livonia. MI 0154 

RN for 0&-CYN office in Royal Oak 

area Part-Ume Some evenings and 

alternate Saturdays Phone Roth or 

Shirley 544-4177 

RN-0R 

Fall ume day poaition available Must 

be able lo take calls, previous expen- 

ence necessary For details contact 

GARDE 1 ! CITY HOSPITAL 

411-3340 Ext 177 


RNS 

Looking for a poaitive. dynamic atmos 

pfcere with opportunity to grow" Our 

nurses are important to as and our cb 

enU. so they must take pride In tbesr 

No weekends or 

area 54IMI411 

i CLINIC INTERN'!. 

RVS - LPN S 

For 88 bed basic nursing borne m Livo- 

oia All shifu Appiy or call between 9 

4 5 PM 24910 Plymouth Rd 511-897* 

LIVONIA NURSING CENTER 

RN S 4 LPN'S 

Progressive genatnc faciUty seeking 

RN a 4 LPN k Eiperience ui long term 

care FuU time 4 part ume all shifts 

Excellent wages 4 benefits Call Mrs 

Piesctnski Director of Nursing 

288-6610 


Dental Medical 

X-RAY TECHNICIAN far a 

facility ia Brighton Part ume CaU 

311-219 4184 or 1IH27 

X-RAY TECHNICIAN 

Pan-ume Registered Exp 

Redlord Twp Olnac Call tar 

tneoi 

eneocod 

X-RAY TECHNICIAN eiper 

Mammocrapk; part Una. 

lenced ia 

Mtkfleld 

143-714* 

X RAY TECHNICIAN wanted 

able X Ray Company Mast 

HTM or resistree ellflMe A 

only Call 4am Jpm 

lor port 

tereoon 

M4-444S 

X-RAY TECH or Medical AssUtaal 

witi X-ray experience Apply wttfcra 

Family f W XXT. Mxldletoelt Rd. 

Livonia. Ml U1M 


Office-Clerical 

COLD WELL BANKER 

Needs expenenced branch office Real 

Estate secretary People oriented, 

strong TYPUM- available immediately la 

the West Bloomfield Farmington Hills 

area Familiar with the local boards 

Salary and benefita. CaU Winona 

1541174 COLDWELL BANKER 

ACCOUNTING CLERK 

NW Detroit health care facility m 

an Accounts Payable clerk with a 

mum of 2 years experience on a conipu- 

lenxed lystem Call J TVmpko, 10 AM 

to Noon, for details aad App'l 511-7111 

. RNs 

Medical Surgical ER OB, Pediatrics 

and Oncology Full and part time poai- 

uons available For details contact 

GARDEN CITY HOSPITAL 

111 3300. Ext 277 


RN SUPERVISOR 

Westland Convalescent Center is see* 

ing an enthusiastic and cheerfal leader 

of our Midnight staff If you are inter 

rated in becoming a team member at 

our award winning faciUty. pleaae con- 

tact Susan Gilbert. RN. Director of 

Nursing at 728-6100 

R D H - UofD Graduate seeking posi 

tian for Wednesday and Thursday Bir 

mingham. Bloomfield Troy area Call 

RNS & LPNS 

WESTLAND CONVALESCENT CEN 

TER is seeking fuU Ume Staff Nurses 

for the afternoon shift We are looking 

for enthusiastic and self-motivated 

nurses to join our award winning team 

In assist us ui maintaining our high 

standards of patient care and employe* 

re la uons Contact Susan GUbert, RN 

Director of Nursing at 714-4100 

SURGICAL ASSISTANT 

Oral Surgeon s Office tn Plymouth 

expenence preferred 

Interviews, ptiooe 455-0718 

THE SEARCH IS ON 

For that special nurse wbo will coropli 

ment the expertise of oiir existing staff 

A BSN familiar wtth th* trt county 

market wbo possesses superior commu 

nicauon 4 supervisory skills, has 

knowledge of HlMII 4 Medicare com 

pUance issues, is energetic 4 enthusiaa 

tic about Joining a growing changing 

enuty Send your resume 4 salary ex 

pecutions to Adeline Laforet POO, As- 

soc Inc 17.000 W 8 MUe. =350 South- 

field. Ml 48075 

THREE SUCCESSFUL dental practi 

liooers unite in 'State of the Arts' fa- 

cility in Southfield We need an expen 

enced Appointment Desk Secretary Re 

eepuonlsi Hostess Dental Assistant 

and Dental Aide Career Udder system 

559-3010 

ACCOUNTING 

CLERK 

Growing Southfield Management Firm 

seeking entry level dark for accounting 

department Bookkeeping knowledge 4 

accural* typing ikiUs desirable 

seen 9am-5pm Weekdays 

355-344* ext 111 



Office-Cleric*! 

ACCOUNTING ftUsg 4 purchaMag 

ks ao typwat tar Southfield 

lunghaxn 4Tmy 

Call Nan 6*4 7*44 

ACCOUNTING filing 4 typsng clerks. 

43 4* WPM Fortune 54* company la 

act ooaitioo 

357 0434 

ACCOUNTING 

ply firm la Live 

siajoc dedicated Individual to atari 

with accounting dept la aaad of assist 

a see Advancement 4 challenges 

among mcaaCvaa Sand cover letter 

with resume to PO Bos >634 

4 Eccentric Ni Iâjiu i. Ml 

craft Rd.. Uvonia. Michigan 48154 

ACCOUNTING Lieoola ana fir 

•asking experienced Individual to ha 

die accounts receivable 4 4 variety ot 

variety or 

CxceOaal 

math, clerical 4 typing ML 

Send rasume to B u m T H 

Eccentric Newspaper*. 34151 School 

craft RD Uvoala. faichigaa 48150 

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE 

CLERK 

Residential builder 4 property manage- 

ment firm A seeking an eipei lenced 

person to handle oar computerised ac 

counts payable system You must enjoy 

detail 4 notng a variety of duties Good 

math, typing 4 clerical skills are re- 

quired Send resume or call 642-4*46 

Benescke 4 Krue Development Corp 

140* No Woodward Ave 

Ml 4M11 

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Clerk Data 

try FuU Ume position available Mini 

mum 1 yean experience required ~ 

cellent benefiu Apply in person or I 

resume to Management Supply 11153 

Telegrph Rd rbetween 8 Mile 4 9 Mile) 

Southfield, Ml 48034 

ACCOUNTING CLERK aoroe t» 

ground In accounting for long term 

positions 

DATA ENTRY long and short term 

assignments available (or individuals 

wllh data entry background 

GENERAL OFFICE light typing and 

good pbone voice needed for assign 

menu in Rochester area 

WORD PROCESSORS SECRETARY 

Wang. Dlsplavwnt* m or 5510 Opera 

tors needed foe immediate long term 

assignments 

RECEPTIONIST SWITCHBOARD 

background on multiple phone lyileiia 

needed for new offices 

good secretarial skills 

processing belpful 

MEDICAL BENEFITS 

PAID VACATIONS 

PAID HOLIDAYS 

WORD PROCESSING TRAINING 

CaU us now for an appointment Ask 

about our new benefit package and find 

out.why we re Ahead of The Rest 

NEVER A FEE 

ENTECH 

SERVICES, LTD. 

777 Chicago Rd.. Troy 

332-4350 588-5610 

Ahead of The Rest 

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK 

Experienced Accounts Payable Clerk 

Deeded for our Plymouth faciUty Mast 

have food general office skills and be 

attenuve to detail CRT experience am) 

C I communication skills helpful 

llfled candidates send resume and 

salary requlreroenU to 

Adlstra G . 

101 Union ST Plrmoud. MI 447170 

Attn 

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERK 

Responsibilities include posting of cast 

daU entry typing 145 wpm I, and fil- 

ing High school graduate or equivalent 

with courses tn accoantlaf or bookkeep- 

ing required Associates degree pre- 

ferred Send resume to Att n Person- 

nel Recruiter Box 344, Observer 4 Er 

centric Newspapers. 3*151 Vhoolcrsft 

Rd Livonia Michigan «FI 50 

\ 

Fqsal Opportunity Employer M F H 

needed for this too assignment Word 

U but 


College accounting 3 years experience 

In accounU payable, type 50srpen com 

puter input Salary 113,000 to 115,00« 

Benefiu Fee Paid 552-8310 


TYPIST PART TIME 

Medical administration 

Immediate opening for expenenced 

candidate whe |m»i ia»i strong typing 

and communication skills to aasiai with 

various office duties, word proceaaing 

Experience necessary Exposure to bos 

pi tal setting a de.nite plus For detaila 

contact 

GARDEN CITY HOSPITAL 

421 3300 EXT 277 

VETERINARY TECHNICIAN full or 

K ume Small animal practice In 

tiand Wages commensurate with 

experience 728 2520 

WILL TRAIN MEDICAL ASSISTANT 

Patient preparation and education City 

of Farmington Insurance work, typing, 

variable bours 478-6342 

X RAY TECHNICIAN, Pari ume 

Registered Experienced 

Redford Twp Clinic 

Call for appointment, 917-1190 

Farmingotn Hills company 

dividual with experience in accounts 

payable 4 receivable oo computerised 

system Excellent benefiu Compensa- 

tion baaed on expenence 4 qualifies 

Uons Send rewume to PO Box 3092 

Farmington Hills. 44011 


Regional branch of national finance 

company looking for entry level ac 

counting clert to handle large voiuim 

ot invoice proceaaing Must be able to 

work under pressure, expenence with 

10 key calculator necessary computer 

experience helpful Send resume to 

Personnel Coordinator, PO Box 1349, 

Troy. MI, 48499 

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE poaition 

with large telecommunication com pa 

ny Experienced only Excellent bene 

[IU 4 working conditions Call Janet 

Foreman 413-700* 


Omce-Ckervcarf 

AD AGENCY 

ADMINISTRATIVE 

ASSISTANT 

Executive level position with a major 

firm Top a«ch secretarial Mills a 

mast far tha rare sppoftsatty 834 04* 

plus, foe paid Call Baraaca at Ml-1*4* 

SNELLING A SWELLING 

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT the 

Development Office al Roeper CMy 4 

Country Scfeaol has aa [lalrg for aa 

athnlmstraUw aaalsliwt The position 

requires good clerical Milk asdadtag 

typing familiarity With ai i naMlag. ex 

perience wtth computers 4 data aatry 

report preparation 4 nurd i«uraaMng 

Writing experience dasireabU This po- 

si nor tncladaa work wtth pi 

alumm. volunteer* 4 a kick a 

organisational skills mflhdag 

ing multiple projects Bachelors degree 

preferred and experience la develop 

manl or public -via Hons Salary! 16.9** 

to 111.0*0 per yr 4 benefits Forward 

Barbara McKeaiMStevm 

son. Roeper CMy 4 Country School. PO 

Box 314 Bloomfield Hills. ML 44013 


ASSISTANT 

Responsible position available tm 

stelj in headquarters of large 

ance* Co Excellent typug »*r 

written communicatloua Mills 

ranee experience preferred 

ently Excellent benefit package 

ested applicanu please send reaume 4 

salarv requirements to 

LA DITZHATY 

EQUITABLE FINANCIAL SERVICES 

P 0 Box 34*7 

An 

Birmingham. Mick 

Equal Opportunity 

111 

Employer 

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 

1415 per bour Experience piefeired 

nngham " 

Frl4Si 

Birmingham office CaU between KSM- 

1pm Fri 4 Sat only 646-122 

ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY 

314118 040 Fee paid For experienced 

Secretary with good typing CaU 

SnelUng 4 SnelUng Employment 

Agency 1347400 



APPLY TODAY 

SWITCHBOARD 

CLERK TYPISTS 

45 5wpm 

SENIOR TYPISTS 

45 WPM 

Our service has 

openings la the Livooaa. Fsrnilngtoo 

Hills 4 Southfield areas Maat have * 

Somebody 

Sometime 



BILLING CLERK TYPIST 

in Tray 

382-2810 

BILLING CLERK 

piag a tailing docwmautTwIi 

general office a si r naMlag 

M« nwaltraânafTTiaiiii 4 salary 

history to Lindsay 4 Pavellch Mix. Co 

8545 Ronda Dr . Cantos. Ml ««1*T 

BILLING CLERK fuU tune, tn aaa 

at type M warn, expand 

benefits, call for 

141-1744 

Livonia 

Temporary Help 

477-0900 

ART GALLERY 

ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATOR 

Maat have strong art htstary aad secre- 

tarial skills Salary commsneuraU wtth 

Mr Heary. 9*3-1443 

ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER Mast be 

familiar with aU phases of bonklaanlng 

a year or Bare of ex 

Mual be able u> type South 

Call Sylvia. 9*4-3X13 

SWKTAREA 

ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER with typ- 

ing skills. fuU lime position wtth esub- 

Usfced firm In Walled Laka Male or 

female Send resume to PO Box 314. 

Wailed Lake MI 440*8 

Admmistrauve Secretary for busy real 

estate office located IS Tray Mast pos- 

sess good clerical skills, shorthand, 

computer experience belpful Call 

Karen for interview ML 

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERK 

Full time. 8am-5pm Must hsve expen- 

ence in accounU receivable functions 

Apply in person RS Electronic* 34443 

Schoolcraft- Uvonia 

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE 

Pegboard expenence ill I issary. South- 

field location Interesting work 4 good 

benefiu Send reaume lo Kathy at P O 

Box 2191, Southfield. Michigan 4*017 

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE BILLING 

with good typing skills for enuy level 

position within th* AccounU Receiv- 

able Department 

Individual will be responsible for com- 

puter entry and typing sale* Invcscea 

and shipping documents 

Pleeae send resume, with saLary histo- 

ry, or apply in person at. 

INDUCTOHEAT INC 

11251 N Avis Dr 

Madison Heigbu, Ml 4*071 

Personnel Department 545-9193 

ACCOUNTING CL-DUC 

Fast moving accounting dept of invest- 

ment firm with substantial real estate 

holdings besdqurtered in Bloomfield 

Hills looking for energetic team-player 

to be responsible for assisting book- 

keeper* in such areas as cash account- 

ing, accounU payable, bank rec's. and 

departmental clerical dutiea lo include 

W P, filing etc Excellent growth op- 

portunity for the right penon 112.000- 

814,000 Please S«H resume to PO 

Box 460 Bloomfield Hills. MI 4*413 

504 Help Wanted Office-Clerical 

OFFICE/ACCOUNTING 

We have an ENTRY LEVEL position availa- 

ble in our Livonia Corporate Office-Accounting 

Department. Qualified applicants must possess 

experience and/or courses relating to the Ac- 

counting function. Accurate 10-key operation a 

must. Accounts Payable and/or computer re- 

lated experience a definite plus. Send resume 

including salary requirements to: 

29753 Plymouth Roed 

Livonia, Michigan 48150 


ACT NOW! 

& Earn Extrg $$$ 

Loaft aod short term uupmrau 

ivaiubfc* for eipen«c« 

• Receptionists 

• Switchboard Oprs.' 

• Acctg. Clerks 

• Sr. Typists 

• Stenographers 

• Bookkeepers 

• Word Processors 

• Accountants 

TOP PAY 

BONUSES 

BENEFITS 

VACATIONS 

MAJ. MEDICAL 

Troy 362-4650 

Detroit 962-9650 

S'fld 354-0555 

Olsten 

Services 



ASSISTANT 

Southfield property manaagement firm 

seeks qualified individual with strong 

accounting background Mast hsve 

knowledge of payroll, payroll taxes 

back reconciliations accounU payable 

4 recelveable. and insurance CRT ex- 

perience belpful CaU 569 5555 

ADMINSTRATTVE ASSISTANT 

CAMPBELL EWALD CO . a majoe ad 

vertialng agency located in Warren LA 

seeking an administrative assistant to 

work in our Personnel Department to 

assist the Beoeflu Administrator Can- 

didate must hare at least one year of 

secretarial experience, be highly orgs 

nixed 4 pa—as strong administrative 

abilities Other necesssry skills inclsde 

typing st *0wpm, word processing ex 

perience 4 ablllt^TO deal with public 

effectively benefiu or per- 

sonnel experience a plus Qualified 

didates are invited to caU for applica- 

tions or submit their regimes in confi 

dence along with salary requirements 

Judith T DeVore 

Personnel Staff Assistant 

CarapbeU Ewald CO 

30440 Van Dyke 

Warren, Ml 4*043 

574-364* 


ASSISTANT PROOFREADER 

Requirement is for an mdlvldaal wtth 

an excellent English grammar back- 

ground to proof balance ahaet. financial 

statements, proposals and spensl re- 

ports Applicant should also have good 

organisational abilities, be willing U> 

accent additional responsibilities, nek 

as reconcilb^ telephone bills. hUM^ 

and distributing special reporu and re- 

lieving on the rwitchboard reception 

dsM Please sand reaume In conrkhnce 

to PO Box 31SObaerver 4 Eccentric 

Newspapers. 3*151 Schoolcraft Rd. 

Livoma. Michigan 481M 

AffirmsUve Action 

An Equal Opportunity 

BILLING CLERK 

We will traia you tn use IBM system If 

you haw some experience with enter 

lag information into a CRT Some 

good benefiu 4 op- 

(ar techniques 

I W 8 Mile, be- 

Inkster (South- 

Held) 


-Office-Clerical 

(sow ledge helpful CMy Expenaac 

aaa* lo reply Bus 34*. Obeerver a 

centric Newspaper* 3*1*1 Itklllc 

Rd Livunta. Michigan 48150 

lor highly qualified parson to handle a9 

SS^L r *^lnefto pLllnd^S^ 

4 Eccentnc 1 

craft Rd Uvoala. 1 

Full service thru Profit a Loss a Bal- 

payable a receivable Send re- 

to PO Boi 17* Wlxom. Mick 

BOOKKEEPER needed lor law offtce 

to Law Office, II 

Rd Uvonia Ml 4(151 

la tor knowledas 1-3 

Typing *5>PM 

BILLING PERSON TYPIST 

Good math 4 calculator I 

years experience 

Good benefiu Sen 

•oclated Hospital 

Attn DUs*. 16(05 UfiWdod. 

4*11* 

• looking 

ibiuoas sad 

BIRMINGHAM be» 

for k Receptionist wbo ks ambltlouB 

cas handle sophisticated office equip- 

ment Please send reaume to PO Box 

49 Birmingham. Ml 44*11 

BOOKEEPER fuU charge thru trial 

balance. peyroU taxes General office 

procedures Part time Personable In- 

terior Design firm Top wage* 8M-7171 

BOOKKEEPER Art-hlhalda'i ReaUu 

pei lenced 

tween 9ar 

Birmingham looking tar aa ' 

ad bookkeeper Call 

BOOKKEEPER ASSISTANT 

Van last-paced of Ace la Farmington 

Hills Mature, non-smoker Computer 

dau entry Excellent benefiu Sand re- 

sume to Lesstaff Inc P O Box Ml. 

Troy Ml >4099 

Attention: 

• Typists 

• Word 

Processors 

• Secretaries 

• Data Entry 

• Clerks 

Turn your skills Into $$$ 

now. WorkinQ as a S.S.I, 

temporary can provide you 

with top pay. interesting as- 

: slgnments and valuable 

i work experience immediate 

| openings Bonus plan 

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 

Insurance agency has excellent 

tunity for individual with general 

4 computer experience Reeooslbie for 

HANDLING extended service contracts 

Send resume to CAE, «40 Griswold, 

Suite 100. Northvilie Ml 48167 

ADVERTISING AGENCY 

Reception genersl office for fast paced 

agency IN Southfield Must be per 

able 4 able to type a minimum of 7* 

WPM Call Sandy Ooert 153 1144 

ADVERTISING AGENCY requires bill- 

ing clerk with agency experience Im- 

mediate Opening, excellent salary hen 

eflU Send resume including salary kw 

. Southfield. Mich 

An Equal Opportunity EMPLOYER 

ANNOUNCING AN OpeaUng la our rap^ 

idly expanding Southfield medical sup- 

ply office We seek a qualified individu- 

al for our sales order department Ex- 

cellent typing 4 calculator experience 

with accuracy a must DaU entry expe- 

rience belpful Excellent beoeflu Non 

smoker Send resume to Box 150 Ob- 

server 4 Eccentric Newspapers 3*131 

Schoolcraft RD, Uvonia. Ml 

48150 

e NO FEE 

e CALL NOW 

Farmington Hills 

Southfield 

rn Hills 

- busy SI 

has immedut* opening for advanced 

bookkeeper to assist controller Must 

know bank reconciliation, general 

ledger auditing, and S-34-8.3* comput- 

ers (Non smoking office. Send resume 

wtth salary requiremenU to Controller 

Hxber Enterprises. 24191 Telegrapk 

Rd Southfield. Mick 4*034 

BOOKKEEPER 

Faat-pacud employee benefit adminis- 

tration organlxatwe seeking strong full- 

charge bookkeeper Birmingham loca- 

1 Excellent beoefiU and salary com- 

nsurste with skills 4 

Send isssnw to Personnel 

30790 Telegraph Suite 4*41 

bam. MI 4*010 

I payroll tax experience, 

t now Southfield Aree 

559-3340 

BOOKKEEPER lor frowtng company 

tn Troy Part time Salary with bene- 

fiu Send reaume to Mr David Shin- 

dell. 11500 W 13 Mile Rd SAILS IS*. 

Farmington Hills. Ml 44018 

Mill 

BOOKKEEPER lor lie firm to 

nise and maintain com put 

system Experience- required. 4a U en- 

try and typing skilla necessary Salary 

and hours negotiable Send reaume to 

Stan Bershad. 4040 Town Center Suite 

1440. Southfield. Mi 4*075 

BOOKKEEPER Noel area manufac- 

turer needs person experienced la AR 

and AP through trial balance, payroll 

aad Inventory Computer expervence a 

plus Send resume and salary require- 

menu to Mr Brown. P.O. Box T(7 

Novi. Michigaa 4*050 

BOOKKEEPER, RECEPTIONIST 

FuU charge up to traU balance 1 per- 

son office Oakland MaU Area Call be 

tween (am-4:30pm 5*4 1741 

BOOKKEEPER FuU 

Trial Balance Data 

office experience preferred 

Birmtngfcaxr ir«i 353-1919 



CLERICAL 

ey calculator Previous an aril oft- 

eluded Fur appointment call 

lOem 3pm. 3W-ISM. er send resume t 

Bloomfield Mortgsêôrporstioa 

Michigan. 4M11 

mow! Depart men I 

CLERICAL ASSISTANT pomOom cur- 

rently available lor a part-Ume clerical 

assistant ia our sales office located la 

filing handling incoming aad outgoing 

telephone calk, silling sales rees 

with order entry Caa£dsU Mould 

have good typing (»*+ wpmi Rsqulres 

6 hours day. 5 days week For interview 

appointment, pleaae phone Betty, 

Mocrv Business Forma 54^303* 

CLERICAL 

FOR BUSY OFFICE 

Looking for self motivated person with 

flexible hours Duties tnchsde typing, 

filing 4 phone Mills Or sanitation had 

accuracy are a mast. CaD between 

4pm Mon thru Fri 415-11&5 

(R-13C.W.Q-t5C)* 17C 



f Me: 

CLERICAL - 

HELP 

NEEDED •• 

i. 

BENEFITS 

Call TODAY for Appointment 

NORRELL 

INC. 

Farmington HWa 553-5dM 

Rochester 851-1500 

CLERICAL POSITION 

Financial Services Co No 

i Co No pisetous

18C»lR-J4C A,G- 

504 Haip Wanted 

Offica-Clarical 

CLERK TYPIST 

B *> Manufacturing Ort>c Type (lie. 

record keeping Prefer IBM M M as 

c* Excellent Inam benefits 

H«lori C Witt re- 

Boi 4M UMmi * 

.pers. Utt! School 

Michigan « 1 V> 

clerk"typisT " 

Firm IB SouthfieM ;«kir< lot self 

narter Mas: be abW to naadie .»j«» 

assignmenu m ar active et. mmeai 

Entry level. trans -«qu.red Apply in 

pTKW JMflfl * 4 Mile b f w * frees 

Duly 4 [nluui 

-n W Bioomfteid area Fjrelletit typing, 

•oath 4 comimsnlcauon skitls Starting 

•alary t»00 per week. Bonn I Mam 

Spm Call H1WH 

CLERK TYPIST 

part Um. 1 Spm UTS pn («w CaU 

«»(» for an ipputouroni S44-711* 

COLDW£LL BANKER 

Newdi npmarM fcraicfc o'flce real 

04; "hursday f-ecxua/, 20, ifltie 

Krone typing ava.labl»itn.iie»Lat*ly in 

-lie "Ml Blooft .field f srmjnfton Hills 

area Familiar with local boards Sal 

try an) benefiu ' all Wiitona IM-117* 

CULDWU.L BANKER 

COLLECTOR 

leeeSnd by ta*ge 

"o Eaperir-x-ed ' 

ary ci*i 

-rekent working atmcebphere Contact 

Jane Foreman 411 Tooe 

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tt.ILi Mini i.' v-if-lw »«' •< .l-ilit? 1 

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fipripr0 

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:IOMI i-ompari> rn^Mgfy1 ir IV rnanu 

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roaUBI for r uwidf cmier 

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DAN DEAN/(taft photograph* 

Elizabeth Chiu King speaks about food prepsrstion snd presentation 

as if she were describing the making of a painting. The cover 

of her new book, above, shows the individual steamers, which the 

found in Hong Kong, and a dish that she created and named "baroque 

pearls," meat balls with rice on the outside. 

New book 

n her hands, food becomes art 

By Corinne Abatt 

staff writer 

Elizabeth Chiu King of Bloomfield Hills is well 

on her way to becoming the Julia Child of Chinese 

cuisine 

Her new book The 15-Minute Chinese Gourmet," 

Macmillan will be In the book stores in 

April And she'-; already gathering information 

for more books 

Since, to King cooking is an art form, she loves 

to demonstrate and expects that she will be doing 

just that on a national level once "The 15-Minute 

Chinese Gourmet" hits the bookstores 

Meantime, she will be doing one local program 

through the Cranbrook P M series It will be 7-9 

p m Thursday. Feb 27 at Kitchen Glamor, Hunt 

er's Square, 14 Mile and Orchard Lake, Farming 

ton Hills 

In two hours. King will cook an elegant sevencourse 

Chinese dinner Since she is not only an 

excellent, creative cook but a polished conversa 

tionalist as well, she shares her philosophy her 

first-hand knowledge of the life and culture of 

China and her thoughts about food preparation 

and presentation as she works 

"I will be showing how easy it is to change flavors, 

to be creative There are so many variations," 

she said "I equate cooking to the fine arts 

(What I fix) depends on how I feel and what I can 

find in the market It's totally eclectic " 

KING. WHO attended a convent school in Hong 

Kong as a child, has a bachelor's degree from the 

University of San Francisco, a master's in English 

from the University of California and a master 

s in library science from Wayne State Umver 

sity, makes excellent use of her highly sophisti 

cated organizational skills 

For instance she said every recipe in her new- 

book was prepared and tested at least 25 times 

That was partly to test the subtle, sometimes dra 

malic changes that can be made in every recipe, 

but mostly because when it comes to her art 

form, she is a perfectionist 

She recalled that her husband, Albert, a professor 

of engineering at Wayne State, said after 

watching her many tests on a recipe, "It will never 

be perfect " She responded "I want to get it as 

perfect as I can " 

She compared the struggle for perfection to 

"polishing a gem " 

This was. in a way, her second struggle The 

first was to find an agent She was confident she 

had a marketable, valuable manuscript The 

problem was to have an agent with a good track 

record in the publishing field accept her as a client. 

because, at least nationally, she was unknown 

She and her husband had chosen the agent, the 

problem was contacting him and convincing him 

of the value of her project King said she made 20 

long-distance calls to his office before she actually 

talked with him 

When she finally had an appointment with him. 

she and her husband made the trip carrying two 

suitcases full of equipment to prepare and cook a 

surprise Chinese banquet in his office so she could 

demonstrate her skills 

HOWEVER. BY that time the agent had seen 

her manuscript and had put a contract in the 

mail The agent saw a bright future for King and 

together they developed ideas for .several books, 

the first of which is "The 15-Minute Chinese Gourmet 

" 

King sounds almost like an Academy Award 

winner as she speaks of the friends who helped 

make her book possible — David McCarthy, then 

chief book buyer for Hudsons, now with Handle- 

man Corp of Troy, David Louie, former news editor 

of Channel 7. Jack McCarthy of Friday Feast 

and her father and the nuns from the convent in 

Hong Kong who taught her to strive for excellence 

"Actually the book is a work of many, many 

people," King said, "especially my mother and my 

mother-in-law " 

She sounds more artist than cook as she speaks 

of her work. "I aim for simplicity To me art is 

simplicity I like space To me, space is freedom 

When I cook and think I have classical music 

playing In the dry periods, I go to a play or a 

concert andj get recharged again 

She talks of all the ideas she has for foods and 

their presentation and says with a sigh. "There is 

so much to share " 

King to prepare 

7-course feast 

"The Gourmet Chinese Dinner . . for the '80s* 

is the title of the program that Elizabeth Chiu 

King will give at 7 p m. Thursday) Feb. 17, at 

Kitchen Glamor, Hunter's Square, Farmington 

Hills. 

Price of the two-hour program, sponsored by 

Cranbrook Pit, is 120. Enrollment is limited and 

reservations are required, 64S-M15. 

King will prepare and cook a seven-course Chinese 

meal, which includes woo ton surprises, crunch; 

salad, Sichaun beef and other delights. 

Ensemble broadens its repertoire 

to include Old Testament works 

By Corinne Abatt 

staff writer 

Husband and wife opera stars Emilia 

Cundari and Sergio Pezzetti of Southfield 

have been pouring their energies 

into the Bel Canto Ensemble for almost 

a decade. 

The group which numbers between 

20 and 30 singers and instrumentalists 

A 

with Pezzetti as conductor as well as 

artistic director and founder, gives a 

series of sacred music concerts 

throughout the metropolitan area during 

the Christmas season and another 

series for the Easter season 

The current series will begin about 

the first of March and continue through 

the first week in May. And bookings 

DAN DEAM/ataft 

EmUla Cundari and Sergio Pazzatti are deeply devoted to tha Bel 

Canto Ensemble, which they founded and continua to nurture. 

Their goal la to give singers and inatrumentaHata experience in 

performing and an understanding of the demende Involved. 

are still being accepted 

The musicians and vocalists range 

from 12 and under to retirees and come 

from many different communities, 

from St Clair Shores to Livonia and 

Ann Arbor They rehearse in Lathrup 

Village 

When it began. Pezzetti was using 

many of his private vocal students, but 

studying with either him or his wife 

isn't a requisite for participation 

"We're looking for more singers and 

instrumentalists and they should call 

me for an audition." he said 

THE ONE change in the Bel Canto 

Ensemble since it began concerns the 

repertoire Pezzetti said it is being ezpanded 

to include a substantial amount 

of Old Testament music which means 

the ensemble hopes to do concerts in 

synagogues 

"I've spoken with some of the-cantors 

about It and they've been very receptive 

We'd like to do a program nezt 

year with "Joshua" by Handel in the 

first half and selections from operas in 

the second half," Pezzetti said 

. And if there's anything these two 

know well, it's opera. Peazetti, a comic 

basso, made his debut with the Met in 

1971. Cundari was a Grinnell Scholarship 

winner in Detroit, later joined the 

City Center Opera Company of New 

York City until Rudolph Bing signed 

her with the Met 

Both have sung major roles on all of 

the great stages of Europe and the 

United States and while their stage careers 

have been on hold while raising a 

son and teaching privately as well as at 

local colleges and universities" in the 

area, there is a possibility that they 

both may return to the opera stage 

COMIC BASSOS , at least the truly 

talented ones, are rare (one who continues 

to sing is in his 80s), and Pezzetti 

has been told his return would be welcome 

Cundari. a soprano, also knows 

that she could return to the opera stage 

should she decide to do so. 

But, whatever their future decisions, 

the Bel Canto Ensemble will continue 

to provide exciting experiences for 

area audiences as well as for the singers 

and instrumentalist* . 

CUndari and Pezzetti admit they are 

demanding teachers who strive for excellence 

Both believe in the importance 

of solid basic training as the 

cornerstone of a successful career And 

both are success stories, exemplifying 

their philosophy about their art 

To schedule auditions or inquire 

about bookings, call Mft-SMS 

Michigan writer 

whips up fine 

new spy thriller 

By Pearl Ahnen 


Berlin Fugue," JC Winters. 

Avon $3.95. paperback 

For readers who don't know Anton 

Drakov, former director of Russia's 

KBG dirty tricks department, this novel. 

"Berlin Fugue," by Michigan author, 

J C Winters (Gilbert B Cross), will 

serve as an introduction 

For those who have followed the adventures 

of Drakov in the spy thrillers 

The Drakov Memoranda" and "The 

Caternary Exchange." the mysterious 

Drakov this time is pitted against 

Joshua Bolivar Davies. rotund director 

of Department D of the British Military 

Intelligence 

Weighing in at 280 pounds. Davies 

taste in exotic food runs a good second 

to his taste for violence And there is 

something fascinating about a big. 

powerful man who does evil in the 

name of righteousness This is the message 

in this intriguing novel, "Berlin 

Fugue " 

Another book about Drakov you 

might ask" Yes But the subject hasn't 

been exhausted, in fact the author 

doesn't set modest goals this time, he 

goes beyond He tells a story against 

three dramatic backgrounds East 

Berlin. England and Israel. 

CROSS (AKA WINTERS) is a professor 

at Eastern Michigan University, in 

Ypsilanti and makes his home in Ann 

Arbor He uses the pen name Winters 

for his spy thrillers because he has two 

separate writing careers, writing nonespionage 

work under his own name, 

being the second 

This third novel about Drakov begins 

in a promisingly eccentric fashion _A_ 

pivotal character, Gary Letterville. is 

introduced in the first chapter He's an 

American, a lieutenant attached to the 

Bizone Economic Commission in Germany 

He has a brief and memorable 

affair with an East Berlin blonde The 

first chapter sets the scene for a story 

within a story 

"Berlin Fugue" tells of the intense intrigue 

that develops when the rotund 

Davies masterminds a case of deep 

penetration at top security levels by 

the KGB 

Drakov, who has become a Russian 

defector with a devastating secret, 

makes a last-ditch plunge toward freedom 

These seemingly unrelated events 

Letterville's affair, Davies' discovery 

of security penetration and the defector 

with a secret — come together 

with an impact that is shattering. 

Others pulled into the net of intrigue 

are Geli, who could be the crucial link 

to the Russian agent's survival. She relies 

too much on drugs, though. 

Then there is KrDptkov, a KGB as'sassin 

who matches wits with Davies 

His secret of the sexually bizarre 

Rivera retrospective 

(P.C.W.G)IE 

review 

makes the reader cringe Then there is 

the key to Davies' investigation - Sidney 

Ricketts. a cockney whose undying 

allegiance is to the Soviets 

The author skillfully takes the reader 

back and forth across the line between 

fantasy and reality In one instant amid 

elaborately detailed scenes of seedy 

Berlin flats, the reader encounters 

inexplicable events occurring 

The sharp revelations of the other 

side of life remind us that everyone 

lives with their own secrets be they as 

simple as little white lies or as deadly 

as a bloody ax murder And yet. as in 

his other two novels, there is the thread 

of humor and wit throughout It is rapidly 

becoming Winter's trademark 

THE HUMOR and wit is ever evident. 

especially when Davies and his 

twin sister Delores. equally rotund, appear 

on the scene Dolores and Davies 

live in a mansion "though Victorian in 

scope and aspect, was in part Tudor " 

The house is called Willow Dene and is 

set on 10 acres of meadow and woodland 

called Duncan's Farm 

Brother and sister inherited the 

house and farm from their father 

There is an amusing scene where their 

workroom is described Everything is 

ir. duplicate, from twin television sets, 

phones, file cabinets, desks, couches, 

work stations, word processors and 

scales Davies weighs himself every 

Sunday and every Sunday the scales 

register 20 stones (280 pounds). Dolores' 

weight tsnt revealed 

While Davies is working for the 

Crown undercovenng spies and decoding 

important messages to save the 

state. Dolores is deep into still another 

romantic novel, plotting, writing scene 

after scene 

And it's not unusual for Dolores to 

read passages from her current workin-progress 

to her brother, who offers 

suggestions, and even helps with revisions 

The humorous scenes are sprinkled 

throughout the riveting chase from Israel's 

cells to Berlin's decaying flats, to 

the peaceful scene at Willow Dene 

Frequently Winters' eye for the bizarre 

makes us smile 

There are several moments of reflections 

on life, love, loyalty and loneliness, 

there also are descents intocomedy 

and a wealth of insights as 

Winters turns the ordinary into the extraordinary. 

"Berlin Fugue" isn't for the fainthearted 

or weak-stomached, but followers 

of Drakov's earlier adventurers 

will find "Berlin Fugue" a good read 

The major retroepecthro of works by Diego Rivera at Detroit Inatltute 

of Arta continues through April 27. After that H will travel to 

Phlldeiphla, Mexico City, Madrid and Weet Berlin. But H la moat 

complete In Detroit whore N originated with all of hie huge preparatory 

drawings (cartoons), and the permanent freecoee, which 

flu one gallery of the mueeum. The exhibit includes a photography 

exhibit, a 30-minute movie, 118 pelntinge and many other works. 

The pointing above le "The Flower Carrier," IMS. Hours are M0 

a.m. to £90 p.m. Tueeday-Sunday and until 7 p.m. Wednaedays 

through April 21

2E* 

OAK Thursday. February 20. '9dfe 

Choosing paper 

can boggle mind 

By David Messing 


I guess whatever you do is a lot easier when you 

know what you are doing In most areaS~OTan 'exept 

art history) I do OK But, you oughta see my 

photography I'm so bad that, out of pity, my wife 

signed me up in a basic photography class I am so 

bad that I showed up to the first class, introduced 

myself and straightway found out that the class began 

al 7 p.m instead of 7 30 p m and started two 

weeks previous My instructor Mr Ceaser, is so 

very informative and easy going that I can't wait to 

get back to class 

During class Bruce (a friend I met in class) and I 

were whispering how nice the slides were that Mr 

Ceaser was showing Gee. that's embarrassing 

when you say aloud "Oh isn't that a beautiful picture" 

then the teacher pr oceeds to show the class 

how terrible it really is I'm so bad at photography 

that the girl at the K ma. t camera department grimaces 

when she sees n.e come in to pick up my 

pictures Why? Because K mart has a guaranteed 

p.cture" policy If a pirture isn't any good you don't 

have to pay full price Hey I'm lucky to walk out of 

there with two "keepers" out of 24 "Well. I'm learnin' 

ma." When I know what to look for and how to 

use what I have. I'll probably raise my photographic 

quality up to um mediocre 

There are so many lenses, filters and composition 

rules No', to mention films, exposure settings 

and film sperds. but I'm starting at the beginning 

so "take the lens cap off," is number one Face the 

camera away from you." is number two and look 

through the little window." is number three While 

I'm trying to memorize number one through number 

three, why don't you take a good look at some 

more basic- papers 

ONION SKIN: One basic paper of yesteryear is 

called onion skin tracing It has a gold tone very 

similar to the color of parchment Although it is 

considerblv less popular today it is useful in devel 

oping a pattern for sign work The problem with 

translucent tracing paper is that when you coat the 

backside of it with graphne you often lose the pattern 

on the front side If you only have translucent 

tracing you can. however, develop your pattern or 

artwork with a colored pencil 

AMERICAN DRAWING PAPER Speaking of 

paper from yesteryear this would be a good time 

to inform school teachers that there is no longer a 

paper named American drawing paper " As far as 

I can figure American drawing was bought out 

about 10 years ago Yet every semester art students 

come in with American drawing paper' on 

their supply list Those teachers who knew this 

shifted their allegience lo the Alexis line of papers 

by Strathmore but Strathmore dropped Alexis 

vears ago So I called some friends, distributors and 

other art stores and asked for advice. "You buy 

Strathmore 20 lb drawing paper and write American 

drawing on the package they said, then the 

customer is getting the same good paper and you 

don't have to talk them into it Sounded good to me 

a little sneaky but it works Especially 

Since many teachers still want what they no longer 

make 

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CHARCOAL PAPER: The way to test a good 

charcoal paper is to lightly place your finger on the 

surface Then try to slide tour finger over the sur 

face A good sharp toothed paper will pull and slide 

with your finger Some cheaper papers have 

bumps, hills and valley but no tooth Probably 

tlhe most favored is Strathmore '400 or 500 charcoal 

in white and grays Straihmore's pastel colors 

are also very popular 

CANSON MI TIENTES: When it comes to col 

ored charcoal paper, however, it is hard to beat Mi 

Tientes in popularity and performance Another 

reason that Mi Tientes puts gray hairs on its com 

petitors is that it is a great surface for any media 

Most charcoal papers are only suited for charcoal 

and pastels Mi Tientes seems lo have a sharp tooth 

on one side which is the charcoal pastel side and a 

smoother side which is excellent for colored pencil, 

in and even gouache It is a high rag. color-fast 

heavyweight paper which comes in 35 colors I've 

heard it called everything from My-tinties to Me 

tinies Well I have a French connection by the name 

of Andre who was raised in France Andre says it is 

pronounced Me-Tents and it means soft or muted 

color But if you want to really sound like a Frenchman 

you must pinch your nose and clear your 

throat at the same time you say Mi tientes 

CANSON INGRES: This is a lighter weight draw 

ir.g pastel paper in many of the same colors as Mi 

T;entes It is also a lot easier to pronounce Before I 

close the topic of basic papers I am happy to say 

that Canson. Mi Tientes will soon be available in 

16-by-20 sizes laminated to board They will be in 

the $3 range and with the ng+dily of mat board will 

be worth every cent Well, I guess when you think 

about it there are as many papers and boards as 

there are exporures, filters and film speeds Let s 

see where was I I oh yes number two point 

the camera awav from vou 

This is another in a series of lessons 

on art and drawing by special columnist 

David Messing 

He has taught for 

10 years and oper 

ates two art stores, 

Art Store and 

More, 1877* 

Middlebeit. Livonia. 

and 265 N 

Main. Plymouth 

Messing en-l 

courages, questions 

comments 

from his readers You may write to 

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baths. gorgeous great room wllh uu 

rsl fireplace. (mil basement and al 

tached 1 car garage Oily 171.904 

MORE HOME 

FOR THE MONEY 174 9«« I bed 

room belch horn* include. family room 

natural fireplace 2 fall baths. I car fa 

rife and more Hurry" 

CENTURY 21 

Today 261-2000 


AFFORDABLE HOMES 

ln-Law-Siute "fills beautiful 3 bedroom 

bungalow is neat and clean in every re- 

spect TV large maaler bedroom on ap 

per floor lm bull in dreaser and eitrs 

insolauoft Motber-ln-Law out* with 

separate entrance was professiooallT 

finished In knotty pine featortog own 

kucben and lull bati Excellent Oppor 

t unity HJXW 

Flexible Floor Plan Use -Jus home as 

your needs dictate Either 3 bedrooms 

plus a large master suite or I bed 

rooma and family room with doorVali 

Excellent location near Five Mile 

Newer furnace and hot water heater 

Hurry ooly MS.Me 

Affordable New Listing Low taxes oI 

lered on this 3 bedroom brlrt ranch 

with full basement. 1 baths, and Home 

is Warrantee^ 145*00 

Hurry. A home with woodwork like this 

is a rare find Spacious 5 bedroom b 

cape cod with formal dining room 

ing room has cory fireplace Decorated 

ir. warm earth tones Livoma Schools 

and Home Warranty lor ooly 1H.W0 

EARL KEIM 

S U B U R B A N 261-1600 

A! X MA l NTE.N ANCE , 

FREE EXTERIOR 

Brict rancli, J good sue bedrooms tin 

ished basement with wet bar fas fire 

place, and half balfc Cenlrsl air en 

closed rear porch, 2H car garsgr with 

..pener Asking 1S1 900 

Just luted, hurry' 

STATE WIDE 

SUMMIT 427-3200 

BEST BtTV 10 Livonia 3 brdroom IH 

bath bungalow with a IH'car garage 

has s (lass front porcti screened back 

porcfi. finished basement with wet bar 

If more IM.&00 Call 

Wm 

DECKER 

455-8400 

BRICK COLONIAL < bedrooms ceo 

tral air family room fireplace, deck, 

formal dining room, basement. ! car 

garage Maintenance free 41S9191 

BY OWNER 3 bedroom Brick Ranch I 

car garage basement, screened porrti 

attic fan Excellent condition 154,000 

Days, 521 0440 eves SS2 4074 

CASTLE GARDENS 

Clean and sharp 3 bedroom, 1 H bath 

brick ranch Large kitchen with stove 

and refrigerator Cory family rocen 

wllh natural fireplace and doorwall to 

patio Large finished basement Hard 

woud 'loces and copper plumbing Nice 

s»e lot wllh 2 car attached garage lde- 

sl location for family 1*9 »00 Call 

ALEX ALOE 

Re/Ma* West 261-1400 

CITE 2 Bedroom Aluminum sided 

home with fenced yard 4 garage Low 

maintenance, in fine neighborhood 

Value- Priced at HI iOO 

TEPEE 

28200 7 Mile 533-7272 

ranch attached JW car garage, natural 

fireplace 1H baths finished basemen', 

large UH. many extras Mt WOSII 11«» 

Here's Quality! 

Stunning mini estate surrosiAded fry 

trees 2.M0 sq ft of extras galore In 

nodes gourmet kitchen with Vtc* fire- 

place. 5 hatha, sunken living room, 

formal dining room, spacious family 

room with fireplace, fall basement plus 

solar package An accepliooal home 

wilh great financing lerms available 

ASK FORCHANTAL 

CENTtlRV 21 Today 141 200® 

sction. time lo pick your carpet cot- 

Quality built 3 bedroom brick and 

aluminum ranch Many nice features 

HOW Call evenings ' 411 02«1 

LIVONIA & AREA 

EXECUTIVE FIRST Northweai Uvo- 

nia s newest .isting Roomy 4 bedreym. 

2-i bath brick colonial offering a-fin 

isbed basement, family room with natu 

ral fireplace and 2 car attached garage 

Meticulously landscaped to fool lot- 

for summer re- 

anground 

i t!»S OdO 

FUSSY BUYERS This flawless 

Southwestern Redford brick ranch is 

the solution Tastefully decorated and 

featuring 3 bedTooma basement, mod 

ernned kitchen I car garage alumi 

num Lnm and useful wood deck 

154 900 

II ASSUMPTION Available on this 

North Livonia brick bungalow 3 bed 

rooms, basement and 2 car altacbtd ga 

rage on an extra Urge lot H9.MM 

EARLY ARRIVAL Be lhe first to see « 

desirable Northwestern Livonia all 

brick ranch 3 bedrooms " H baths, fin- 

ished basement, family room with natu 

ral fireplace and 2 car attached garage 

One look will do If »7».»©0 

HARRYS 

WOLFE 

421-5660 


JUST LISTED Don t let this one let 

sway It s a lovely split level nestled 

among lowering trees and offering 3 

bedrooms, large family room bright 

kitchen with ooorwall. natural wood 

work and 2 car attached garage 

Ml 900 

5 MILE k FARMINGTON is lhe loca 

Hon of this exceptional split level offer 

ing remodeled country kitchen. 3 bed 

rooms, newer furnace with central air. 

family room attached garage with 

door opener and more Hurry I 4 900 

KITC HEN GLAMOUR You will be 

smaied a! the kitchen in this darling 3 

bedroom brick bungalow Plenty of 

upboards. no- wax floor appliances 

nd more The dining room boats a bay 

window there • a finished basement 

and garage 119 900 

HARRY S 

WOLFE 

474-5700 



JUST LISTED It s all here In South 

Redford Meticulous solid boc* 3 bed 

room ranch home Enjoyable finished 

tiawuaii.i with hatf bath ««d 4-ree-ge- 

lage Tha prx-e assures a fast sale 

ui.ioe 

PARKUKE PARADISE Warm sum 

rner days will be «)oy*d Lovely deck 

and essebo overlooks the large -IA of 

this Western Livonia brick ranch J bed 

rooms, basement with natural fireplace 

and garage 147 900 

BEGINNERS LUCK You ve just stum 

bled over your four leaf clover This is 

an absolute dollhouse in a charming 

Southwestern Redford neighborhood 

Aluminum sided 3 bedroom offering a 

ftnUihed basement, garage snacioui 

kilcheo aod wood deck NEWLY LIST 

ED 144 100 HARRY S 

WOLFE 

421-5660 

LIVONIA BUYS 

NEW LISTING 

Huf* 4 twdroom brick rokmtal great 

irti Offer* lormaJ lining roocn. 

cxwifKry kjufren family room willi ruit 

•ral fireplace 1*1 floor Laaodry fuJJ 

ba**i>ent 2 car-*tt*ci**l garage pin 

more tfi.fOO 

TRANSFERRED 

and ready to go' Quality bulli 1 bed 

room 1 H bath w>ck quad, large family 

room Willi natural fireplace finished 

basement, 2 car garage newer ihermo- 

windowv 141 »00 

SUPER STARTER 

On Almost a acre rfcarming 2 b«J 

room bnck ranch dim of room wet 

pilaster walls, newer fi 

I 9oe 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford South 464-6400 

'.TO 

LIVONIA By Ownrr Broadfroni 

rinrli S acre io« I bedrooms. 1W 

balA*. familv room »tLache«j 

IM D00 

LIVONIA 

MKKR1MAN Fr\*E MILE ARF-A 

Kspanssvr 4 brdroom Cape Cod Mint 

condiuotn Has fabuioua new kitrben 

ceramK baLb dining room faragr 

matolenaoop free fM.^00 

CENTt KY 2; COOK li ASSO» 

JH ?«0 

UVONIA 

12.0M down, mper tUrter. feaiurea an 

80 fool lol full ba«wnetJi 2 car iir»r 

ip^cial financing al tall for de 

talks 

C H A L E T 4 7 7 - 1 8 0 0 

Livoma Schools 

Mini roodjlio« ranch newer nevlral 

decorating I t*«trooms large comer 

Hot that U romplelety fenced in for the 

little ooe» newer b«4watrr healer 

M4 S00 

Excellent Condition 

Nicely decorated, newer furnace lovely 

arge kucben extra large lo4 with pa 

tio i bedrooms basement and 2 car at 

tacbed garage |72 »(M 

CENTUFfY 21 

SUBURBAN 

349-1212 261-1823 

LIVONIA S FINEST REDUCED 

S bedroom brxrfc ranch ID immaculate 

c 

Ouarnore Mwionts 

314 Piymou»ft-c«o4oe 

IIS XoctfivMM MX 

31* WMtiand-OartMr dry 

117 d'osaa Pom 

311 AwXord 

31s waws wy Saaw 

Owalwnd County 

M0 HOOIMW Sa» 

W«rn«Coun»y 

321 Nomas "or SaM 

Ov4no«o^ County 

J13 Homaa tor Saw 

Macome C Aaaa 

Al ecNemung cuoatfiad m The Obaarvar 6 Eccaritnc a iut>*Ki lo B» 

corxsnons s'sieC n ttw appacabW rate cam copses ot wNc* are i âiw 

f-om rha Adwerfleing Cwpartmarn OOaaryw i Eocantric 'Wnaapers 

36?5' ScrxxHcrs" Road Lwea Ml 46IS0. |313) SO 1-2300 T)» 

OOaanm i. Eooantnc -seer.as ma npit not lo aocapt an aowtss t * 

ora»i OOaanmr t Eccentric AO-Takart hava no autnonry to BewJ tha 

-wwapapwt and only putmcation o> an i " " 

eccaptance ol ttye atVartaar a oroar 

312 Llvonta 

Oozm< 

IN f I With Charm 

W LIVONIA 

charm of s country 

kilcbm |23 i 11) and lamily room '23 s 

IS) with nalursi fireplace gietne the si 

moaphere of > Great Room 4th bed 

room could br rec room al) this and -> 

acre loo Doe! miss this >oe Ashing 

W4.M6 

Call BETTY SCHARPF 

CENTURY 21 

Gold H o u s e Realtors 

464-8881 420-2100 

THREE BEDROOM brKt ranch 2 

balhs huge family room wilh firef>lacr 

ralv 

313 Dearborn 

Dearborn Heights 

DEARBORN HEIGHTS 3 bedroom 

bedroom brick ranch I ^ car garage 

fenced yard »34 W0 514J Gulley 3 

blocks ^ t»f V an Bom Ml itas 

EXCELLENT LOCATION sttajning J 

bedroom brick ranch 1300 sq ft. fire 

place finished basement, beautiful 

neighborhood cosintry new cross coaui 

try ski Must see |73.'«M 2T7-1913 

PREMIERE SHOWING Opportunities 

abound with cosmetic handy tooches to 

this newly listed original owner ranch 

home 2 bedrooms wilh potential for 3 

roof and 2 car ga 

rage Great location SS3.900 

HARRYS 

WOLFE 

421-5660 

SHARP 

More-ui coodiuoc well cared fo* 3 

bedroom borne www carpet through 

oot. all new cabtnets in kitcWti wmdew 

air coodJUooer 2 car garage Simp** 

asawmpuor FHA or VA bong all oi 

fees S19.900 

CENTURY 21 

Your Real Estate 525-7700 

TOP CHOICE 

Beautiful 3 bedroom rolooial ir. total 

maintenance free condition All new vi- 

nyl clad windows 2 car garage with 110 

and 220 finished basement and total 

roof brand new Ashing W« »00 Call 

BOB CRAVER 

422-6030 

RE/MAX FOREMOST. INC 

314 Plymouth-Centon 

SUNFLOWER SUB CANTON 

t bedroom colonial 3.100 sq ft, 2H 

baths family room, dec, fireplace 

deck pool MS.rn 7264 Almaden 

Cifcrt Buyei • ooh- C«H after 4 3«PM 

for appointment 4S3-60M 

CA.NTON BY Ow*r 3 bedroom colo- 

nial lamily room with fireplace. ls( 

floor laundry much much more Iro 

maculate «7» »00 CaU Ml-0644 

CANTON, NO 4 bedroom boch colore 

< Windsor Park Sob Oak hardwood 

floors Urge family room, approi 2000 

Sq F-. Ml. »00 assumable 4S» 42»4 

FIRST OFFERING Elegance and style 

with tins versatile 4 bedroom brick 

quad level !»7« buUt !.3fl0 square foot 

with balhs huge It foot family 

room and fireplace. 1st fioor laundry, 

basement dining room. 2 car attached 

garage and central air $94 >00 

HARRY S 

WOLFE 

421-5660 

GOVERNMENT OWNED 

le.WO moves in Canton 3 bedroom co- 

lOCna. rustic beamed ceiling family 

room, fireplace basemeoi, finisbed at 

tached 2 car garage, sprinkler. seeiarHy 

system thermo paned windows 

Mi.WO 1400 starts deal 

Century 31 ABC 42S-1J50 

LOOKING FOR A GOOD 

INVESTMENT? 

Wel 1 have found H' Nice 2 bedroom 

ranch in Canton great area for renting 

Ooly IIS 100 CaL 

DENISE BORG 

CENTURY 11 Gold House 410-2100 

N CANTON Pick wick Village Sub 

4 bedroom CofcotUal. fan-,.It room wtth 

fireplace first floor launiry. JW car 

garage, partially finished basement 

i n w »«i-iiis 

Owner Desperate 

Very antMxai to sell tils 1 bedroom 

brick ranch with fireplace in family 

room, big basement and spacious kuch 

en AskHM IS4 900 MAKE AN OFFER 

ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE Call 

JIM PRESTON 

Century 21 


459-6000 

PI YMOiTH Lakepotnte Sub Large 

(ju^d 4 bedrooms carpet througliout . 

nici-lv landscaped Many many extras 

179 VX> 420-011* 

PLYMOUTH TWP Gorgeous 2 bed 

room aluminum ranch with family 

room .iod attached garage rm v» acre 

Asking S42.900 CALL KAREN. 

314 Plymouth-Canton 

312 Livonia 312 Livooia 312 Livonia 

LIVONIA 

$ 4 9 , 5 0 0 

Handyman Special priced for last 

sale Huge family room with beautiful 

fireplace, large garage, possible 4 bed 

onvon approslmately one half wood- 

lot i i Middlebeit arsa Great p» 

leotlal' Call SANDY SERSEN 

MAYFAIR 5 2 2 - 8 0 0 0 

C H A L E T 4 7 7 - 1 8 0 0 

LIVONIA 3 bedroom, brick ranch, 1 S 

baths, excellent shape, must see 

M 2.900 412 1641 

LOOKING lor that special little ! bed 

room ranch home Don't miss this one 

Renovated and redecorated Call for 

more Information James C CutleT 

Realty J49 40M 

NEW CONSTRUCTION 

A 1400 sq ft ranch in prime Livonia 

location with 3 bedrooms 1 ^ baths 

firs! floor laundry full basement i 3 

car attached garage The besl new 

home buy tn Livoma' 

ERA 

FIRST FEDERAL 

478-3400 

WHY RENT? 

Excellent narter or retiree borne *ocal 

ed in Livooia Sharp S bedroom l*s sto- 

ry wilh large lot. new privacy fence, 

close lo shopping A miisi see Onlv 

MVW0 Call 

NANCY SCHUHARDT 

C e n t u r y 2 1 


4 5 9 - 6 0 0 0 

SUPER SHARP,' 

EXTRA CLEAN 

I bedroom bricfc ranch with 2 car ga 

cage K Uvonia SM 90C 

DENtSE BORC 

CENTURY H Go4d Bowae U*-HM 

THREE bedroom custom brict ranch 

Fireplace ID family room. I S * car ga 

rage Brand new carpeting Lhru-ouL 

For list of many fine features SXS-M15 

ALMOST 3 ACHES 

Giant 3 bedroom ranch on too of a hill 

with trees and winding drive tall today 

for a private showing you will not be 

disappointed 

ERA 

FIRST FEDERAL 

478-3400 

11954 Beacon Hill Drive 

Immaculate, exquisitely decorated 

4 bedroom I'* bath, plus den. riecu 

tivr colonial, close to lown Open Sun 

2-SPM W of Sheldon Sill® Artor 

Trail 11*9 000 Ask for 

Lynn Vanerian 

REAL ESTATE ONE 

455-7000 

Re Mat Boardwalk 4S9-M0Q 

SI "PER SHARP Plymouth 3 bedroom 

2*t bath ranch wi'Jj a spaoous country 

kitchen, iarge dining area !al floor 

laundry, and 2 

stay »*4 i0« 

garage Appliances 

Brick ranch. 1 

basement 

*k acre lot wtth privacy fence, asking 

low |M i Call 4S1023S 

BY OWNER Plymouth 

bedrooms, family room 

I RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL 

1 Plymouth Comfortable 4 bedroom 

home with formal dining room, wet 

: plaster hardwood floors and a beautl 

! ful fireplace C-2 Zoning Ills 000 

COMFORTABLE North Canton 3 bed 

room ranch with a partially finished 

'basement, large kitchen dinette 

Franklin Wood Stove, knd a 2W car ga 

rage M2.MA 

2 UNIT DUPLEX in Canton 2 bed 

rooms. I H baths in each unit 2 stove. 2 

refrigerators remain Separate utility 

meters MUST SEE THE EXCELLENT 

CONDITION' $94,900 

Call 

Wm 

DECKER 

455-8400 

CITY OF PLYMOUTH' "HOUGH PARK!" 

presents a very high quality expansive 

brick ranch with a lovely private setting (3 

lots). 3 large bedrooms, 2'/i baths, glass 

enclosed porch, (2) fireplaces. 25 x 15 liv- 

ing room, family room, 1st floor laundry, 

full basement and 2'-? car attached garage 

$179,000 (453-8200) 

V, 

PLYMOUTH! A SYLVAN SETTING AND AN 

ENVIABLE LOCATION An adventuresome 

floor plan with large rooms cleverly ar- 

ranged 30 ft Great Room, a lovely foyer 

with wood circular staircase, a study, 15 x 

13 formal dining room, 4 large bedrooms. 

2nd floor laundry, walk-out basement and 

side entrance 3V» car garage Just 5 years 

old $239,000 (453-8200) 

PLYMOUTH! 

NEVER BEFORE OFFERED 1 DISTIN- 

GUISHED HOMES AND LARGE LOTS 

characterize lhe original section of 

highly regarded BEACON HILL'" This 

one owner single story home boasts a 

creative floor plan featuring 4 bed- 

rooms, baths, formal dining room, 

family room with a fieldstone fireplace, 

a study, 1st floor laundry, finished rec- 

reation room and 2Vr car side entrance 

parage A recent hot tub room, abun- 

dant carpentry detailing, underground 

sprinklers, Central Air, Security system 

and a setting more than ample lor a fu- 

ture tennis courl A SUPERLATIVE 

FAMILY HOME' $195,000 (453-8200) 

PLYMOUTH 1 THIS REFRESHING one-of-a- 

kind Cape Cod efijoys a super location 

west ol Sheldon TREES! TREES! There 

are 3 bedrooms (one down, two up). 2 full 

baths, formal dining. 18 x 17 living room 

with fireplace, glass enclosed porch, lull 

basement and Side entrance 2'i car ga- 

rage Wet plaster hardwood floors 

$128.500 :- 

FREE 

one story home buift In 1973 boasting 3 

bedrooms, a sparkling new bath, a 

Franklin stove In the IMng room, 1st 

floor laundry and an oversized 2'* car 

garage VERY WELL MAINTAINED! 

$54,900 (453-8200) 

PLYMOUTH: 

THE LARGE LOTS AND CUSTOM 

BUILT HOMES FOUND in the early sec- 

tion of BEACON HILL presents an origi- 

nal owner ENGLISH TUDOR of brick 

ond stone A LOVELY PRIVATE REAR 

YARD Wonderfully cared-for 4 bed- 

rooms. 2V» baths, forma! dining room a 

study, 27 ft family room with fireplace. 

1st floor laundry, basement and side 

entrance 2'* car garage Lovely car- 

pentry detailing. Central Air. etc VERY 

SPECIAL AT $185,000 (453-8200) 

Robert Bake 

R E A L T O R S 

2 Mocks west ot the May! lower Hotel 

1005 West Ann Aibor. Trail 

Plymouth 

453-8200 

THREE bedroom home, lormal dining 

full basemen: garage and large 

4M-7100 

: gara 

li4 .M 

2v» ACRES remodeled Farm Houae 

tth 4 or S bedrooms 2 baths, large 

kitchen basement t several outbuild- 

ings including borae bam Priced for 

k sale 

451-7800 

315 Northville-Novi 

NORTHVILLE 8EAITY 

Executive colonial decorated to perfec- 

tion. offers 4 spacious bedrooms plus 

den large family room with wood burn- 

ing fireplace country kitchen with 

built ins. formal dining rocra. 1st floor 

laundry, 2^ baths, wood deck, attached 

garage SI 14.900 

CENTURY 21 

NADA, INC 477-9800 

NORTHVILLE SCHOOLS 

NOVI 

ACREAGE-Bl'Y NOW BUILD LATER 

1 1 acres only 12000 down in area o< 

suburban country living 

2 4 acre* trees galore prestigious 

homes in area $4-000 down, L C terms 

BRUCE ROY REALTY. INC 

349-8700 

NOVI ii 13 MILE RD Cotomai. 3 bed 

roon. attached garage. 1W bath, base- 

ment deck, fenced yard 1M 000 

m-o»o» 

316 Westland 

Garden City 

A L M O S T HALF A C R E 

Fantastic 1 bedrocro bnch ranch. 1W 

baths, huge country kitchen, carpeting 

thru out. spacious family room with 

fireplace doorwall to deck, finished 

basement 1 car attached garage 

Quick occupancy 141.900 

Castelli 

525-7900 

316 Weartand 

Garden City 

ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE 

TTais sharp 4 bedroom horof has a beau 

U/ui family room -"replace 

doorwall leading to large patio New 

kitchen. I H balfcs updated throughout 

Basement. 3 car attached garage Ask 

ing H2 KK 

BELOW MARKET 

This 1 bedroom ranch Has a fsll finished 

basement, attached garage covered pa 

tio pool and privacy feoced yard Ask 

ing 142 Contact TIM KAZY 

Re/Max Boardwalk522-9700 

GOVERNMENT OWNED 

11 .MO movee in roomy 1 bedroom bnch 

ranch, 2 car garage 119,360 New lut- 

ing Great area. W ot Wayne Rd and 

Town * Country Bowlmg 1 971 sq ft 

11M starts deal 

Century 21 ABC 411- ItM 

HANDYMAN SPECIAL 2 or 1 bed 

roam bungalow Full basement feoced 

ser lot Ford Nesrburgh area 

1M 90D Call after 4PM S9V7S49 

LARGE FAMILY 

Take a loo* at this 1 hadroocu tpn—lfcli 

4) bock ranch with full finished base 

m*M. family room. 1 car attached ga- 

rage and more call today 

ERA 

FIRST FEDERAL 

478-3400 

BEST BUY u Garden Cltr' By Owner 1 

bedroom Brick Ranch CVan' Neutral 

decor central air finished basemen: 

149.100 417 4171 

BEST OF EVERYTHING can be found 

in Uus 3 bedroom brick ranch Beauti- 

fully decorated 4 maintained with I 

full baths, family room with fireplace, 

professional;! finished basement and 

even a 3S car insulated garage 

HI. MS 

HARRYS 

WOLFE 

474-5700 

C O U N T R Y LIVING 

Sprawling 2 bedroom ranch or beauti- 

ful half acre lot, large rooms k large 

garage paved street k drive eiccllenl 

condition nice neighborhood, many ex- 

Iras. IM10 Hennepin. Garden City 

142 

Castelli 

525-7900 

GARDEN CITY 

Attractive 3 bedroom brick ranch per- 

fect location double pane windows, 

central air. fantastic finished basement, 

2 baths (iiu' 4 more Priced to move 

145 900 

WESTLAND 

3 bedroom *i»rtrr rancli. move-in ron- 

dsuoc l*rfe room um jtt»cfreCE 

rnhonlacraiotiMdrooe. MMIIL •CHOOte . j 

t'*4. poet, gavaga, MntaMIc 

"» ttM OOO K-1141 

on omt km aocaaa lo 

ranch. 4a*« ear 

raoa. waft *4«a 

316 Weetland 

Garden City 

l.l.Oa* will aasacoe 9% 20 year mort 

rage ao beautiful 1 bedroom brick 

ranch BuiII In 19M TUs home ia- 

ctodak a professionally finished babe 

ment with wet bar 1 balhs laskOfully 

[ deoaraud and landscaped CaU 

kBf T PM "»-«!» 

318 Redford 

ABSOLUTELY alarming, immaculate 

I bedroom bnck ranch, country charm 

lis baths, beautiful full finished base- 

ment. lots of storage IH car 

private back yard, I 

Large pauo. newer furnace 4 roof 

154 900 N of Six E of Intater 17*10 

Gaylerd. by appointment 517 41*2 

A LOT FOR A LITTLE 

3 bedroom brick ranch. 2 full baths, full 

finished basement, family room, flori 

da room, country kitchen new drive- 

way 2^ car garage with storage plus 

Good area Close to shopping and trans- 

portation 

CALL DORIS OR BOB 

CHALET 477-1800 

302 Birmingham 

Bloom field 

T 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS 

"Echo Park" 

Hollywood wives would live in this new, 

smsahinc. center entrance 1 story 7000 

square Toot contemporary home 14 

loot marble foyer 1st floor master 

suite 5 bedrooms, multiple balhs 4 

fireplaces, great room, library walk 

ou lower level, wrap around decking 

overlooking breathtaking woods 4 

stream The best that money can buy 

Ask for Fariai Dickow 

CENTURY 11 

Fairtowne 

411 Mil 

BY OWNER Charming 3 bedroom. IH 

bath brict ranch, new kitchen, lovely 

wooded lot Bloomfield Hills schools 

Mow m I'endiuon Htl.WW Open 

House Sundav lpm-1 30pcr. 1901 Aspen 

Lane 11 MS 10 

BRICK RANCH 

I bedrooms aluminum lnm. 4th bed- 

room in baaemem. carpeted natural 

woodwork, finished basement central 

air enstom draperies, immaculate 

Sellers very motivated Only I4J 900 

Call today 

CENTURY 21 

Your Real Estate 525-7700 

CREAM PUFF 

II you are looking for a doll bouse -Jus 

is 'it' 2 bedroom brick ranch with 1 5 

balhs full finished basement and ga 

rage lust move in and enjoy Asking 

14Z.9O0 ljuick occupancy Ask'for 

JIM CRAVER 

422-6030 

RE'MAX FOREMOST. INC 

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 

1 large bedrooms, sunny 4 bright 

breakfast nook, off of kitchen wllh 

appliances Full basement, garage 4 a 

One Year ERA Buyers Protection Plan 

is included at 144 900 

ERA 

FIRST FEDERAL 

478-3400 

~ INVESTORS 

Best buy in Redford Twp rented for 

1341 2 bedrooms, new kitcben floor, 

newer nrpeUBf 4 year old furnace 

Garage feoced yard 110 000 cub 

KENNELLY 

471-0404 

Ask for Nancy 

Near DETROIT COUNTRY DAY ST 

REGIS, MARIAN AND BROTHER 

RICE SCHOOLS' JUST LISTED 1 Beau 

ufai. custom built family home is In 

mint condition This super floor plan 

features 5 bedrooms. 1 fall aad 2 half 

baths. 1st noor laundry room, oak 

pegged floor m family room, bailt-ins in 

library, cedar cloaet. circular drive and 

more 1229.300 

HANNETT, INC. 

REALTORS 

6 4 6 - 6 2 0 0 

OPEN SAT 1 pen-5pm 

2252 Long Lake Shore. N of Loag Lake 

E of Middlebeit Dramatic Contempo- 

rary 3 bedroom wtth a loft 6en and a 

coxv lamily room Three fireplaces. 1 

enclosed decks, soaring -ceiling with 

huge skylight outstanding Bloomfield 

Hills schools 1249.MM Request Bro- 

chure Call Ron Rodda. 444-4TOO 

MAX B R O O C K , INC. 

OPEN SUN. 1-5 

Birmingham Schools 

NEW CONSTRUCTION 

Immediate occupancy oo this new Wil- 

liamsburg colonial center entrance, 

circular stairway 4 bedrooms, 2H 

baths, dramatic sunken family room 

with fireplace and wet-bar. custom 

beamed ceilings m family room, library 

and master bedroom Many extras 

i:» 5-00 1454 Oak Leaf (Cedar Ridge 

S off Big Beaver between Adams 4 

Cooltdge; 4*4-9199 

Valley 4 Hills Realty Inc 

VER.NOR ESTATES 

Beautiful 5 bedroom quad level. 4 

baths family room, funshed lower 

walkout 1 acre lot, with 10x40 heated 

swimming pool located on picturesque 

pood llll.OOO 

Open Saturday 4 Sunday 2 5 P M 

Call FYancla Jaffe 

Century 11 Woodward Hills 

444-5000 

303 West Bloomfield 

O P E N S U N . 2-5 

1111 BkwtnfWM Part Dr. W off 

Middlemen. S ofl Lone Pine Rd Large 

family home with separate master bad- 

room sella Oaat room concept plus 

E tooru dark room, decks, circular 

Private wooded lot BloomfleM 

Schools 1219.900 PVme 

Lilian Hoard 451 »«0« 

THE 

DURBIN 

COMPANY REALTORS 

E R A 

WEST BLOOM3TELD 

Terrific lamily home in mini condition 

Central air. Berter carpets, verticals, 

and track lighting 4 bedrooms IH 

bathe. I ~ 

leg knd . 

center island kltcnen with jmalrt and 

OoeMe oven Large breakfast area and 

1st noor laundry Lovely Landscaping, 

deck, and sprinkler system 1149.900 

Cranbrook 

B L O O M F I E L D 

R A N C H 

O P E N S U N . 2-5 

5*17 Ctserrycrest. N of Maple W off of 

Orchard Lake Rd 

Exciting gorgeous outstanding ranch, 

custom Wit one of a kind of superior 

quality, c^thndral ceilings Each t ' 

room with It's own beth. Fields 

fireplace, beautifully landscaped and 

decked yard 12) 9.000 

ASK FOR IRENE EAGLE 

Ralph Manuel Ajaoc West 

BUS 15! 4900 or RES *!*~*9C7 

w. 

W. B L O O M F I E L D 

2200 sq ft 1 bedroom brick. IH baths 

oversiied attached 2 car urage. large 

master bedroom with walk tn closet 

Dmaing area 4 master bath Family 

room with bock fireplace, good sue 

dining room, laundry room, new roof 

new gutters, new furnace motor, sadsr 

ground sprinkler kmg term land coo- 

tract offered 199 900 

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY move Is 

condition, large 4 bedroom 2 H beth co- 

lonial. snth f car attached garage in 

popular sub Raised hearth brick fire- 

place in family room targe walk in 

cloaet 4 beautiful ceramic tiled bath tn 

master bedroom Central air. nicely 

landscaped lot, |19*,900 

REDDING 

851-5252 

303 Weet Btoon-.fieM 

OWNER TRANSFERRED 

Original owners forced te sail that 

sparkling 4 bedroom colonial with IH 

betta Large lot wiU over 1M feet sa 

canal to beautiful Green Lake All large 

rooms A mast see st $114.940 W A 

EARL KEIM 

West Bloomfield 855-9100 

WEST BLOOMFIELD TWP. 

Middle Straits Lake privileges. 1 bed- 

room aluminum bungalow Tor sale or 

real with option 144 504 

O'RILLEY REALTY 

689-6844 

BREATHTAKING ENGLISH TUDOR 

Open Saa 1 5PM 14*1* Arden Park. 

Farmington Hllla 4 bedroom. IH 

baths, wtth huge gourmet kit Asa, soiad 

oak eattast*. Ms of natural wood, 

frassctoth and total aeatrkl deeer. fam- 

ily room Wltk wet bar aad firepUce 

formal dmisg roam aad 11 viae room, li- 

brary, full basement. 1 car attached ga 

rag* Loads of cloeet space. Il» JM 

H e p p a r d - Van Acker 

855-6570 

304 Farmington 

47T-TP44 

" N I C E R " 

done beautifully 1 story In lovely area, 

plush carpet first class light fixtures 4 

window tree [menu, sparkling clean, 

stop looking 4 start nwrinf 

" A B S O L U T E L Y " 

perfect for family get-to-gethert. effi- 

ciently designed kitchen 4 coay break 

buffet area. 4 bedroom. 1 hath ranch 

with 2 fireplaces to keep jGa comfy as 

you watct the snow flakes settle on the 

trees 4 shrubs, approximately 1100 sq 

ft custom bome expansive circular 

drive, heated attached garage- JUST 

REDUCED* 

Century 21 

H O M E C E N T E R 

47*-TOOO 

11 Mile 4 Middlebeit 


Farmington Hide 

BY OWNER Farmington Hllla 1 bed- 

room ranch, great room, fall" 

H acre 

kitchen 

ancfc great room, fail basement. 

t lot I yn. old Carpet, dranea. 

i appliances (N.M* 4T7-17*! 

BY OWNER Tn Level 1 

baths, family room with aatartLl flre- 

redecoratad, all aaw 

m 

INM 

BY OWNER 11H Mile fcraka. Bamne 

ton Green 4 bedroom colonial IH 

baths, tiring roorA lormal dining ream, 

family room w fireplace, gorgeous 

master suite • (aa fireplace, second 

floor laundry central sir. underground 

sprinklers, deck. Commons, extra 

square lootage. many extras $111,500 

551-3151 

COLONY PARK WEST 

Hills 4 bedroom IH beth colonial 

Built 197* On premium lot. hacks to 

fabulous lommuia Beamed family 

room w inn: aaw rl lighting, first floor 

utility room, finished basement w rec 

reation room 4 walk-In cedar cloaet. 



FARMINGTON CITY 4 bedroom, IH 

beta Georgian Cutialsl. lamily ream. 

Ftolda room, central air hardwood 

floors, wooded lot 191.500 474-1414 

rarmingioe Farma^toa Hllla 

Country Charm 

enient Farmiggton location w 

within 

enormoaa family room wtth sataral 

fn splice, doorwall to private deck aad 

It* ft. lot Daalag room and fln- 

roand the perfect faml- 

Shhhh 

quietly aratlad on a 

cul-de-sac backing ap ta a park Ilka set- 

ting. 1H baths IH car attached garage 

for the growing family 

White Gloves 

Bnck ranch located 

wooded lot ia popular 

Sub Haa 1 ample bed 

dining room aad inviting front porch, 

fall tiled basement has sataral flre- 

I garage 

central air. automatic so 

C ue w g-s BBQ and 

34.900 

naach more 

W 1(1 T*M 

COZY - I bedroom bnck ranch. I car 

(arage, custom curtains, new carpeting 

Sru-out, 141.900 474 1074 

AN ACRE OF PARADISE goes with 

this outstanding 1 bsdjoom ranch Thu 

home offers a peat room, formal din 

ing room. 1 full baths breakfast room 

with view, and i car attached garage 

Land Contract terms too 1 155.500 

HARRYS 

WOLFE 

474-5700 

A S S U M E 

Uus loan, simple assumption with ap- 

proximately 114,000 down, executive 

ranch, 3 bedrooma, family room. 

ished basement with sauna, exercise 

room, recreation room, library 4th 

bedroom, attached garage, approxi- 

mately H ACRE. Old Homestead, Im- 

mediate Occupancy* ASK FOR ROY 

OR JULIE HACKER AT 474-4M5' 

Century II Home Center 

11 Mile 4 Middlebeit 

Excellent Condition 

Nicely decorated, newer furnace, lovely 

large kitchen, extra large lot with pa- 

tio. 4 bedrooms, basement. 1 car at- 

tached (arage |7l«K 

Park-Like Setting 

Beautifully maintained ranch, custom 

with coxy fireplace. 

for entertaining !U5,MQ 

CENTURY 21 

SUBURBAN 

349-1212 261-1823 

EXECUTIVE QU ALTTY 

With all thr extras 3 bedrooms. 1H car 

K rsge. crown moldings, beamed calhe- 

al ceiling tn great room Call Today - 

Tha one la priced right for You' 

1149.000 

Heppard - Van Acker 

855-6570 

place find fireplace In living ro 

Side entrance 10 1 car attached 

1S1.900 

Amid The Trees 

Almost an acre of ultimata seclsaaoe 

goes with this multi-level contempo- 

rary home Over 4000 an f». 5 bed 

rooms. 4 baths, library, skylights, ex- 

tensive decking, inground solar beatad 

pool and mack more Near town loca- 

tion 1199.90® 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford 414. Inc. 478-6000 


Farmington Hill* 


on ranch. IH hatha. I 

extraa. 11**.***,, 

47t-tt» * 

FARMINGTON HILLS goaded 1 

acres. 4 bedmonn. brick. 1 car garage 

Immediate occupancy II H UM Open 

1-4 12571 W y Ridge, aaar 1* 

Mile-Power Rd One 474-5751 


Farmington Hilla 

OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 

fcirtnn It t fr asm trl lsitlls|iiilir 

Villa Capri. Oral decor tWesAnsf 

U1M Maiden. E af Mlddlahaft. N off 

ihlawaaeee Call TONY 

Re/Max West 261-1400 SS.2S3.ii 

FARMINQTON Hills- By Owner 

Grssnhtll Woods Sab Custom built * yr 

old ranch. 3 bedrooms, IH hatha dining 

room, great room, fireplace, first floor 

laundry 1944 sq ft CssKral air. I car 

garage Call for appointment 474-2059 

FARMINGTON HILLS 1 

Bnck Ranch, fun full 

bath. 1 half baths, fireplace, appliances 

Nicely landscaped 4 fenced yard. IH 

car attached garage Only 144.500- 

Weir. Manuel. Snyder 4 Ranke 

Irene Golan, Ml 5504 or 414 2574 


Just reduced to 121S OOI 

room, IH bath custom 

prime lot overlooking pond Family 

"" cathedral ceiling and fire- 

room wltk 

place, kitchen baUI-iaa. central air. na- 

tom deck, partially finished walk-oat 

basement with fireplace and fall bath, 

attached IH car garage 

G00DE 

REAL ESTATE 

A Goode Listing Is A Good Bay' 

1411 N Woodward *47-l*»* 

OVER ONE MILLION IN SALES 

ThirtMn Asaociatea from thd Plymouth Offlc* of Schweitzer RmI Estate Inc.. Bdttwr Horn— 4 

Qardwns. «xca«d*(l 11 Mlltton In rwal aatate salad during 1M5 Tha annourvo*m«rt wm mad* by 

Dwrlan* Shdmanakl, Associate Br okas- and Sales Manager ot ttie Plymouth Office 

Th* thirteen Associates who exceeded th* $ 1 Million mark are afeov*. 

(Sitting, from left lo right). Sue Ann Eberltne ($7,715), Phyllis Lemon ($2,852), Chrte Knight 

($2,460). Patty Realms(2.169); 

(Standing, from k*ft lo right) RobbM Andreeaen ($1,600). BiHie Masaaro ($1,678). Yvonn* 

T*evwi« ($1,569). Hazel McOeedy ($1,507). Deve Owens ($1,547). Patricia Kelley ($1404). 

Lynne DeJohn($1 230). Nancy Austin ($1,224). Barbara Crowtty ($1,163). 

Th* thirteen Sale* Associate* as well aa th* office will be honored at the Company Award* 

PrMentation In aJXII. The office rank*} first In th* company oof of IS offices located throughout 

the Metropolitan Detroit Area. To achieve that record the office exceeded $36 Million In lalaa 

and 466 units, 

218 3. MAIN ST., PLYMOUTH 453-6800 

MOVE TO YOUR LOT'S! 

Two- 2 bedroom bungalows 

120 000 each or best offer 

Contract John Xramaa 514-7944 

NEW LISTING 

Gorgeous decor throughout this 1 bed- 

room bnck bungalow Finished base- 

men'. wtth wet bar and ful! bath New 

roof fenced >»rd 2 car garage, copper 

plumbtng Bay window in dtntng room, 

.arge master bedroom A beautiful S 

Rediort home' 151.900 Call TONY 

Re/Max West 261-1400 

NORTH Rediord. 1 bedroom ranch, 

ftreplsce, I car garage large lot. 

ingrmind pool 

Bv owner 514-1714 

ON LARGE LOT 

Spoiled sprawling brick ranch. fea 

Lures 3 bedrooma. fireplace In Iiuge 

famil> room, formal dining room, 

bright kitcben 2 baths, breesewsy, cov- 

ered porch profesaiocialiy landscaped, 

attached 2 car garage 149 90« 

BRICK RANCH 

Family room with fireplace 3 bed^. 

rooma lovely living room with dintng- 

L IH baths basement, nicely decorsl- 

ed. corner Sot, garage M4..500 

iLXCElXEjfl' LOCATION 

-Attractive 3 bedroom bome with re- 

modeled kitchen with no-wai floor , i H 

baths, finished basement, garage 

^54 900 

CENTURY 21 

NADA. INC 477-9800 

OPEN SUNDAY Feb 1-4 PM 

24719 Lyndon, between Beeck k Ink 

eter 4 bedroom ranch. 1 flreplaeee. 

large family room, 3H baths, central 

air, 2 car attached garage 1*5.900 

DOYEN l> ASSOCIATES 274-9401 

303 Wwt Bloomfiald 

BEAUTIFUL «L'AD-LEVEL California 

Contemporary', 4 bedroom, built tn 

19*1, n*w condition, all neutral colors, 

many features, 1179,900 411-5007 

BLOOMFIELD KILLS SCHOOLS 

1149 904 

GRACIOUS WELCOME 

Bnck k * tone exterior accent this 

smart traditional quad level, freshly 

decorated on over 1H acre nil de sac 

site Slate foyer 4 bedrooma 2H baths, 

2 fireplaces eat in kitchen, wood win- 

dows, W-ge trees 

ERA RYMAL SYMES 

851-9770 

BY OWNER. 1 bedroom ranch no base- 

ment. easv access atuc storage. 2 car 

attached garage, fireplace, ceetral sir, 

treed lot 1*5.904) 151-5049 

FANTASTIC 

1 bedroom brick ranch in eicelleot con 

dition Must see family room with 

beamed ceiling and fireplace overlook 

ing beautiful bnck terrace Ceiling 

moldings and celling fans. IH baths, 

garage, one year bome warranty See It 

now 149.900 WA 

EARL KEIM 

West Bloomfi#ld 855-9100 

NEW OFFERINGS 

MAPLE - MIDDLEBELT 

Bnck ranch on large lot In prestigious 

ftestwood Village Quality built ilk wet 

plaster, hardwood floors k vaulted caal- 

bsas I bedrooma. 1 uled bathrooms. 

v 

' cr/srQM /BUM.OfcPS. INC 

LOT OWNERS 

Lock In Guaranteed 

Price for Spring; 

Start 

Low Cost Construction 

Financing 

Owner Transferred 

("rice slashed below market for Imme- 

diate sale to 119 900 Perfect 1 bed- 

room bnck ranch, finished basement, 

all appliances, feoced yard and garage 

Owner now in Europe must sell" 

Call TONY 

Re/Max West 261-1400 

REDFORD TWP 4 bedroom, 2 bath, 

panelled basement, beautifully remod- 

eled- 2 car garage, Move In coodiuoo 

141 900 Terms considered 255-1*14 

family room with patio, rec room New 

furnace with central air 1 car attached 

garage To settle estate - 111*.900 

ORIGINAL OWNER 

Well maintained bnck colonial with 

I cul-de-sac setting 4 bedrooms. IH 

batlu. lamily room snth fireplace k pa 

j tio Large kitchen, breakfast room, first 

floor laundry hardwood floors through- 

i out Cedar cloaet i car attached ga- 

| rage >127.900 

CENTURY 21 

Secontlne Assoc. 

626-8800 

REDFORD WITH EVERYTHING 

4 bedroom cape cod. 2H baths, family 

room, first floor laundry, formal dining 

room, full finished basement wtth wet 

bar 2H car garage, storage plus Re- 

1.900 _ 

CHALET 477-1800 

S REDFORD Urge lot 1 bedroom 

brick ranch 2 bath*, 2H car garage 

Cathredral ceilings First floor laundry 

Carpeted New roof Fireplace In fami- 

ly room 147 000 514-4745 

VERY VERY CLEAN Nicely decora I 

ed bungalow 4 bedrooms screened 

porch, lovely yard Lots of storage 

space J car garage 

DOLL HOUSE For the starter or re- 

tiree 1 bedrooms, remodeled formica 

kitchen, newer ci 

able thermostat? 

costs Bring all offers 

TERRIFIC FAMILY HOME * B«d 

room aluminum mrt W4 yeat (ami- 

ly room, new roof 4 furnace Groat 

floor plan, finished basement 

carpeting, pngramm- 

ate tor lower heating 

EARL KEIM 

553-5888 

MAPLE W. INC. 

302 Birmingham 

BloomfMld 

WEST BLOOMFIELD 

N PQTOMAC GREEN 

Close to schools an) shopping, private 

backyard. 4 bedrooms IH baths, all 

appliances, lovely family room with 

fireplace, first fioor laundry, newer 

deck 2H car garage 1115.500. 

Century 21 

ROBEC PROPERTIES 

851-7711 

Executive Relocation Services 

Homeowner 

participation 

available' Or we 

can do >t all 1 

Over 50 new and e«c 

designs, 

Or bring in your own plans 

Actively building on owner's lots in 

Livingston, Washtenaw Wayne and 

Oakland Counties 

OTPOOTUWTV 

PENEROY 

'PACKAGE 

AVAILABLE 

2x6 construction 

outside walls 

• R-24 stdewaiis 

• R-38 ceilings 

• High performance wood insulated 

windows 

• 96% efficiency furnace to save fuel! 

THE RIGHT HOME • THE RIGHT PRICE • RIGHT NOW! 

fgeleriMi 

HOBV' -. _ MOOCL 

HtgNaMlJs waaMlahs 

f*unW 

M£M 1 " MBI> 

, > 

•«. lMiedlainHP^ 

. S 0 « * . -on . cxruorr 

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We're located 

conveniently on 

High1anc*Wd. 

(M-59) 1 mile 

east of US23 

"00+1 

CUSTOM f BUILDERS. INC "FOR THE QUALITY YOU DEMAND " 

11526 Highland Rd. (M-59), Hartland (313) 632-7880 

Ann Arbor (313) 971-7300 

AN I'NUSUAL HOME ONLY MIN- 

UTES FROM BIRMINGHAM JUST 

REDUCED to 1215 0*0' Highlighted in 

l»u one of a kind home is the solar 

atrium complete with hot tab and 

skylights, a fantastic commercial kitch- 

en. beautiful baths, wool carnetlag. 

great ceramic tile, and earth beams 

protecting some walls from the ele- 

ments Partial ownership ol lakefrtwt 

with dock pnvUeges (H-74441) 

HANNETT, INC. 

REALTORS 

646-6200 

BACK ON THE MARKET 

Birminffcaro »aifc to Dowatow* 2 bed- 

room 1 bati hardwood floor* k covod 

BEVERLY HILLS Birmingham 

Schools k malting 1 bedroom IH bath 

ranch on targe fenced M Family room 

J fireplaces new het air gas funttce 

Just listed St 179,944) 

GOODE 

REAL ESTATE 

A Good. Listing Is A Good Bay" 

rN Woodward 447 !*•• 

t BIRMINGHAM BY OWNER. Attrac 

live 1 bedroom. 1 beth Caps Cod. aat» 

•ral fireplace hardwood ffcserk peat W> 

• c.

M M 

6E i O&E Thursday, February 20, 1986 

CRERTIVE LIVING 

CLA66IFIED R E A L E6TATE 

• 304 Farmington 


SPRAWLING RANCH 

•" "'X! !•* ATIOCI 4 BEDROOMS IK •-(« 

' 1 w.tral firrp4*r» ar*J Plonda room 

baKtneni and courtyard re- 

to s: U4 m 

H e p p a r d - Van Acker 

8 5 5 - 6 5 7 0 

FAHMINGTON MEADOWS 

u(»r *harp 4 bedroom quad Newer 

; room and bedroom 

beautiful 

a'pe'ing in Hvinf room and 

Farprit -'Wi wtih fsreplare 

305 Brighton-Hartland 

South Lyon 

BRIGHTON 

$59,900 

J bedroom I ^ haln bnck rwrt oo si 

mon 1 .ere Large kitcben. fireplace in 

living room Urge family room, lull 

bum»i 11 car garage Great X way 

men Privileges on all ipofj School 

Lake SJMi Call Marge Everhart 

The Lmnaston Group HW7iH7ll 

mi ami 

EARL KEIM 

West Bloomfield 855-9100 

LINCOLNSHIRE ESTATES by owwr 

.rrtnediate occupancy 4 bedroom ;i 

tRV I'.im with fireplace 2 car &*?if 

1* above ground swimming 

jnd mm t» more I .and contra-' 

ablf 

BEST BUY 

N ARI.A 1 bedroom rarx h Florida 

oom family 'oom With r*atural fire 

nira r^bir>ei* ir utility room i 

ENJOY YOTR WINTERS and weicome 

ip Spring -ta your own cTiatom colonial 

oo J psctureaque acre* There are i bed 

room* large family room with natural 

firepUce formal dining room »Jaie 

forer basement 2 car attached garage 

buhard room 2 bav wmdowt and much 

more | Hi 000 

HARRY •> 

WOLFE 

474-5700 

\ a?d »»ilh privj 

Immii ulace tm 

ar»d tree* 

ougtioul l"« JKK' 

HARTLAND- NEWLY LISTED J bed 

room ranch large kitchen family room 

area beautiful view oi country ude 10 

rolling a. re* wiUl fniJl tree* and ever 

E reetis 24*40 stall barn and fenring for 

r.rvn Easy arreta tt> l"S IS I9i SOO 

HARTLAND SCHOOLS Large quality 

built ijuad levei on 10 acrea Family 

room with fireplace '-ountry lulrben 2 

barn* I has water and electricity with 

2 stalls for ftoraea 449 WC 

A*k about l(»» 

H 1 >MK Bl -i EK5 SAV1V.S B< " « 

Coldwell Banker 

348-4700 

RCX'HESTEfl HILLS preatiguxu 

iûaiI Rjdge brvc* cokmal 4 bedroom* 

plua den large &it» her. family room 

w.tri «et bar beautifully land»cap>ene KamiU room 11replace rent?a I 

dir vrrto»K» »mall like and »«xb Sn 

rr tk if* "t:I> 12 14.900 

A^K FOR KAREN FREEMAN 

Merrill Lynch 

Realty 

6 2 6 - 9 1 0 0 553-3558 

306 Southfield-Lsthrup 

BEAl 'TIFT'L CIRCLE Dnve ccônial J 

bedroom* 2 -1 tMtbft owner anxious lo 

mcrve HelocaUnf lo lootker stale 

Priced to «*II bring all offer* Furniture 

negotiable Contact Shera Blake ley Cen 

t«ry II NRAKS horw 

airn-nt 400 ret 

nacural gas Ih bath* «-itraordinark 

Quality L design Si94 $00 

A*k for Ten Knias 

Prey.rw Pr operties 1 14:4 2433 

FIVE Af RE HUBBY FARM ,r^w7|V 

4 hedr.-»m* 2 bath* natural firrp.*. - 

a.l a:K>lian»es stay Hm with fireplace all 

s -. hen appliance* ai«*> full basement 

4 2 ar ;*.rt* nrelimt at«(»r w -ftin 

rhe «-implex ou', of town --wner has re- 

du. ed price lb 000 

Century 21 

H O M E C E N T E R 

474- 7000 

II Mile J. MlTT 4 breaslast room 2 rar attached 

f arag«* panelled »s acre lot Private 

•kr ' IT swimming 4 boating Immed. 

air i*r«'upanr\ Bring all offers 

1110 UOo i all N r 4»rm S»eb 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford Sc^jth V4e*t 

348-6500 471-3555 

BRK.HTIIN 2000 k ft J bedrooms 

( lu* 'ilfur den :>•* batiu *. acre ioi 

jrg.- deck blacktop circular drive 

i oste vch—U I'S-h li»! Al! for 

t«« »ou Call 137 M»a 

RRHIBTON TOWNSHIP 

SEW SI B OPENING' 

lilMi Mûare loot ranch with ipaoou* 

ulcher, great rriom with bav windew 2 

lull paths lirst floor utility approit 

mateiv acre lot Pre construction 

Eice at JIIMItfM ASK FOR JERRY 

DWARIKi 

CENTURY 21 

MJL CORPORATE 

TRANSFEREE SERVICE 

851-6700 

BY OWNER Hartland * Finest Eiecu 

live Contemporary on 4 8 acres with 

privarv for those who demand the very 

best Extra sharp bouse ha* 4 be«i 

room* 5 hatha, sauna 2 fireplaces. Pel 

la window* central vacuum wei bar 

large deck with private pood 1 much 

»12» »00 Call todav 2411215 

MUST SELL! 

Seller motivated 2 100 «j ft , J full 

baths country kitchen lorma! din.ng 

room, 2 car attached garage and 2 natu 

ral fireplace* Thi* ranch is *itualed or 

! 49 a res A*kmg M2 »00 Call todav 

JIM CRAVER 

422-6030 

RE, MAX FOREMOST. INC 

ilPEN HOl'SESVN i pm 4pm 

24'. »4 Stuart Darling ranch with J be«l 

room*. I bath large living room i big 

"Mlit v room Great tiarter home 

144 4150 I.RR Call 444 1400 

MAX B R O O C K , INC 

ROYAl. OAK 4 bedroom oolomal FSori 

da Ho.im country kitchen 2^* car ga 

raj' a-ge jerk Beautifullv decorated 

(41 I I int** Rd »7» 500 3»* 442J 

310 Union Lake 

Commerce 

I MON LAKE lovely 24»l sq II home 

located a private all iporu lake i(et 

the 1 p North leelmg L *till be c leck 2 rar garage Fiearh 4 

boat do- k privilege* Easy access lo 

free«.v» it shopping Reduced I" 

424 4144 

SHELBY 3 BEDROOM bath br 

'>Ionia I i* targe wooded 

w.aaj forest » Fit* *at' 

ustom de- I » BBv inter 

pantry ma*tet balh ru*torr dra[-^ 4 

.carpet Side enlrv garage • opener 

II 39 900 Bi't 

SHELBY 4 BEDROOM 2-. "ath 'upei 

*harp -. lon.al » »alk out basement oe 

1 2 a rr backing lo wood* Finest til 

tores open «tair* textured reilin^ 

sculptured walls w inlaid murals 

arched doorway* matom drape* pan 

iry island range 3 doorwali* ID familv 

riMtn W> 45 'ieck Profesaionally lir 

ished baaement 414" WK 1 IH533' 

SHELBY 4 BEDROOM !-i bath bnck 

& aiufninuRl roionial on t)uiet sec luded 

street ljke privileges [Wn how «ir 

dow n kitchen -nailer bath inter com 

*prmkler* on well |r. 7 50«'B570 

SHELBY 4.BEDROOM brick 4 alunvi 

num nlonia! ,m .arge treed lot Nr« 

aluminum trim 4 roof, separate well 

lor sprinklers hamwood paneled have 

meni Rocheater mailing 191 500 

B454 

Kaklev Park E off S rommcrre 

SJiafp Contemporary Colonial dramat 

ic 2 story Great Room built in >3 3 

bedrooms 2^ balh* baaement Nice 

lo< 2^s car attached garage 

r,.A 199 900 

Weir Manuel Snvder 4 Ranke 

Irene (îlen 851 5*00 off 2i7* 

RCK'HKsTER HILLS 3 BEDROOMS 

2-» bath ruatom ranch on Bri«»kw.M¥j 

i*At • oune Bu-.t m app..ance* island 

w.ira renter c».ann*ng de\k mans i lo 

set> lull master bath spffinklery 1'* 

vale i -nnmunitv pool 4 tennis 1.66 !>»KI 

H7M, 

OAKLAND TTIWNSKIP 3 BEDRTKIM 

2 rath brick L aluminurrv ranch Fin 

:*hed baaement has 2 bedroom* Maiter 

balh wei plaater Built-in over, range 4 

divhwashr: 1 acre lot 197i00iB67S> 

LAKE ORION 3 BEDROOM 2-, bath '^T, ,n * 

w.od colonial cm large lot Den balcony c " ' 

off maiter hedroorr. spaenvu* ixxUem * m A 

norarv in rountry setting rloae t». Ra.J 

Mountain Eartlilune decor III9U00 

W04S 

BIRMINGHAM BEVERLY CON DO 

1 Preatigioua cuality built lownhouae 

. i«nd" :n imtll sell maintained corn 

pirx i tinênientlv located iranapor 

:jtion and Ih.-wntown Birmingham 

1 Cractx a.!v new throughout 3 bed 

r.yorra 2-s hatha Crushed basement • 

liice apace 2 l s ca: garage with eiec 

trie opener rentrat air pmate patio 

Priced befew market value 114^000 

Hs appointment G42 2946 

BIRMINGHAM 

arv 

ung I ontempo- 

tiy e condo wit.h i alhredral 

storv great room parquet 

1 ft brick hreplace Master 

j.te Security lyifrm Track 

•rrnal diiung ro^rr 194 bOC 

626-8700 

CHIRCO REALTY 

739-8200 

RlXHESTER AREA Lakefront con 

tempocary Home leaned until Aug 

1944 Buy now as jicome occupy tn 

Aug 1104 0CKI After 4 PM 752 4377 

319 Homes For Sale 

Oakland County 

SYLVAN LAKE 1400 vj fl ranch J 

bedroom* den fireplace 2 car garage 

quiet area private lake with privr 

leges $87 806 Call for appt 441 3054 

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PASSES ARE GOOD FOR S9 SEATS FOR ANY OF THE 

FOLLOWING PERFORMANCES 

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• 'Passes must De redeemed HILLS ( oetemporary 

2 bedroom 2 full batji upper atory I'MI 

dv with Square Lake view 4 perv!leges 

Berber carpetin*. loueered drape* 

trad lifhling numerosn extra* 4 ga 

rage K must see' $92 UOO 34* 5444 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS 

BEST BUY - $49,500 

Move in roodition Willi immediate poa 

seaaion 2 bedroom bnck condo living 4 

dining room with beamed ceiling 4 

large picture window Kllcben wiUi ai 

mood color range 4 refnferator maa 

ter bedToom with walk in cloaet 4 pn 

vale lav Carpet* New roof Bloomfield 

Hill* school* Easy acres* to I 75 4 

Woodward Super value' 

CENTURY 21 

-Secontine A s s o c 

6 2 6 - 8 8 0 0 

BLI k IMFIELD rw p Adams Woods 

BY OWNER Bloomfield H.ll* Beauti 

ful completely redecorated 2 bedroom 

2-1 balh 2 car car age condo Cran 

brook Manor $1*9 900 Call lor ap- 

•ointment 2S4-4»S4 

BY OW NER LAKES AREA 

Eiciftng condo with J level* of living 2 

.bedroom* 1 v* bath* BwauUfully 4eco 

rated in neutral tooes iwer floor plan 

perfect for enlertaitung 4 easy upkeej 

Fuocttonai kitchen with appliance* 

Fully carpeted central air at'-artied 

garage Safe secure 4 maintenance 

free 155 400 MJ Neptune 14 Mile 4 

Decker 1-i mites W of Hagierti 

44» 4243 

CENTRAL UVONIA A ooportu- 

the 

near! of town Boasting an 11 loot mas- 

ter bedroom you II firtf tJvat this area 

offer* well maintained ground* a poc,. 

• rxt -f«rvenie!5l location $31 400 

HARRY S 

WOLFE 

474-5700 

C0ND0-MART 

NEW ARRIVAL 

Here t a refreshing 2 bedroorri. 2 balls 

unit .n ait excellent convenience loca 

tion 'per courtyard view neulral de 

cor all appliances incloding wasber 

drvee and carport DON'T WAIT 

Jl'ST $55 400 Call 424 4100 

TOP VALL'E 

and a TOP CONVENIENCE LOC A 

TION near shopping and entertainment 

2 bedroom contempoeary townhouse 

2 !y batb* first floor ulllily eye-calcb 

;ng circular *lair fireplace and direct 

age HARD TO BEAT 

WALK TO TOW N 

from tbn *pacvous BIRMINGHAM cor 

do Enjcy i big bedroom* 2 full bath* 

and the brigbu>e»a of an E-ND I'NfT 

; Coupled with tlie luxury of elevator-* 

TV vecuritv c-ivered parking and an 

on *ite manager 1.1VV THE ELE 

CANT LIFE for $B4 »00 Call 424 4100 

C0ND0-MART 

626-8100 

CROSSWINDS WEST 

NOVI 

2 bed c m I owniMxuae fireplace ceo 

tral air *tudio i-eil.ngs 2 skyligbu fin 

L*hed low4r levei garage private 

courtvard plua many extra* 344 0400 

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l£ : 1986 United F«afur« Syndicate 

32€ Condos For Sale 

FARMINGTON HILLS 13H 4 Or- 

rhard Lake Rd Hunter* Grove 2 bed 

2"-s hath* 2 car attached ga 

ill ha*errn 

more a mem tie* 

Cranbrook 

] BIRMINGHAM V ery private end ur.ll 3 

r«lro.'rn I v, bat It* fireplace central 

Land BIRMlNCiHAM 1 bedroom Luxury 

want ' prime downtown location garage. 

west Du- ' nev> kitchen 4 batlt central air deck 

4Tfl -440 I tll)9>00 446 2445 

EXQUISITELY Decorated 3 bedr-jom 

2H batb condo privaie courtyard 

garage extra* Hi 000 II Mi inutrt 

Cumberland Village 354 S214 

FOXPOINTE 

CONDOMINIUMS 

PHASE I SOLD OUT 

NOW SELLING PHASE II 

Enjoy injurious living in a prime 

v» Bloomfield location ! or 3 Wrooci 

colonial* 2 bedroom ranch Model* wilh 

the latest designer features such a*. 

private court yards calhredra! 4 

itudio ceiling*'Magnificent matore 

landscaping 

v'isit our decorated model* 

Priced from 

$124 990-tc $ 144.990 

Oper. Daily 12 noon 5pm except Thurs 

681-3112 557-2080 

Located W of Orchard Lake Rd 

S of lx>oe Pine Rd 

Presented by 

HEB8ERT LAWSON. INC 

NORTHVILLE CONDO 

JUST LISTED 

Very clean 3 bedroom I Vi baths family 

roorr.m with fireplace, full basemenL 

entral air and large patio $M.»00 

Call MR SANTONI 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford South 464-6400 

OPEN SUN 1-5 PM 

WILLIAMSBURG CONDO 

2 bedrooms. 2W batia, large deck, fam- 

ilv room Willi fireplace, central air, 

$»9 800 N off S Blvd between Squir- 

rel Rd 4 Updyke 

Weir, Manuei, 

Snyder & Ranke 

651-3500 

OPEN SUN 2 • S 

I 2 bedroom. 2 balh coodo in Sandalwood, 

guar tor. 4 Telegraph, Bloomfield. 

| $165 000 Call Eileen Young 

851-4»00 or 451-4475 

HILLPOINTE 

ON MIRROR LAKE 

Enjoy Luxury Living 

On your awn private lake 

Enduring designs in conlem 

porary condominium homes 

on a secluded private lake 

make itus West Bloomfield* 

new coveted address See lux 

urvous J 3 and 4 bedroom 

homes with central air walk 

out basement* private court 

yard* lakefront decks and 

Tour our captivating models 

daily Saturday 4 Sunday 1 lo 

4pm Cloeed Thursday Wall 

the heavily-wooded, rolling 

site nestled off Poeiuac Trail 

1 mile west of Orchard Lake 

Road 641 -4433 Priceo from 

$239 900 

-IMMACULATE" 

FARMINGTON HILLS move into 2 

bedroom 2 b. tk Condo freahly painted 

newer neutral carpet central air stove 

refrigerator iott of storage master 

bedroom with Large walk-in cloaet 4 

fall bath $5* VW 

CALLJA.NET 341 7544 

KING S COVE 

ROCHESTER HILLS 

Towrôuae oeidornaiuuffis 2 4 3 bad 

room* available from $74 404 Co-Bro- 

kers Welcome 

Shown by appointment 

Homer Management 452 1400 

KING S COVE RCXTiESTER 3 beO 

room 1V* bath tosra»ou»e Kitchen ap 

pliance*. dining room, finished and car 

petad baaement central air attached 

K rage with opener Juat listed at 

I MM 

G00DE 

R E A L E S T A T E 

A Goods Listing Is A Good Bur 

Mil N Woodward 447 1$ 

PLYMOUTH 

CHARNWOOD CONDOS 

(PHASE II) 

FROM $44,900 

ureal location across from 

•Jie Plymouth Hilton 1 and 2 

bedrooms, carports pa no bai 

cony carpeting 4 appliances 

$190 RESERVES YOUR UNIT 

CONTINENTAL REALTY 

855-0101 

328 Townhouse i Kor Sale 

BY OWNER Open Sun 1 to 4 Geddes 

Lake off Huron Parkway 2 bedroom 

townhouse newly 4 tastefully decor at 

ed End unit, all new kitchen appliances 

Kay- Sharp unit, $74,100 454 Water 

sedge Dr Ann Arbor [-445 94J0 

333 Northern 

For Sale 

Property 

CITY of BLOOMFIELD HILLS 

Spacious i 

hatha 

baths, familv room Uelng room 

with fireplace Separate dining room 

Newer kitchen with all appliances Im 

mediate occupancy Smaller complex 

Asking 494 900 Phone Celeste Cole for 

appointment 540-1153 or 540 5500 

Cranbrook Realtors Assoc Inc 

AVERY LAKE LEWlSTt>N AREA 

Custom year round home 3 bedrooms - 

2^s balhs 2 fireplaces a-uched (a 

rage Large Ooci hilltop set ung wtth 

gorgeous view $74 900 Land contract 

terms 

MICHIGAN NORTHERN RE. A LTV 

1 -141-4444 1-47! 7474 

330 Apts. For Sale 

$ I'Nrrs Roaedale Park area separate 

utilities, semi professional occupancy 

Excellent poce 4 terms 355 5047 

GAYLORD Home on 2 seres wooded 

on 3 sides and ayoins slate land 2 bed 

room large family room large utility 

room, wood and gas heal, vinyl siding * 

large sheds Cash or land contract For 

more information call evenings 

534 3466 

HILLTOP HOME oo 2 2 acres »«1 

Branch Michigan Call evenings 4 

weekends I517: 345-7655 

332 Mobile Homes 

For Sale 

A BETTER BUY! 

Model Clearance Sale 

1 YR FREE RENT 

On doublewide models tn Westland 

Meadows 4 Belle Villa Adults or fami- 

Wonderland 

MOBILE HOME SALES 

30404 VAN BORN RD 595-1440 

45475 MICHIGAN AVE 397 2330 

ROCHESTER Downtown 2 bedrooms, 

IV, baths attached garage hardwood 

floors New i.ai feting 4 (moleum. c«B- 

tral air low maintenance fee Asking 

454 040 542 1315 44V4191 

ROCHESTER HILLS. Hampton Oo The 

Green 2 bedrooms oo gotf course Ead 

Full fireplace, attached ârxge. 

ncludes appli! $94,000 

S LYON 

v» bath family room, 

deck garage Move-to condition 

Many extra* Walk to town 437-5443 

WALNUT 

HILLS 

CONDOMINIUMS 

WEST BLOOMFIELD 

Enjoy luxurious living 

lively designed coodo 

*tory unit* with 

baths. I car garage wltk uvetus 4 sack 

stylish restores aa cathedral ceilings, 

private decks 4 courtyards All with 

ipaoous walkout lower levels to prime 

treed park like set ung* Three exciting 

model* to chooae from Priced from 

$124 4»0 to 1129.944 

Preeenud Bj 

HERBERT LAWSON. INC 

Opea Daily nooe 5pm 

Closed Thursdays 

557-2080 661-033a 

Located South M Walnut Lake Rd 

One street West of Drake Rd 

A NEW DELUXE HOME 

$11,900 

INCOME PROPERTY 

OPERATING Country Store 00 ap 

proximately 1 acre with 3 bedroom at 

tached house also extra cabin on the 

property that s remed Beer 4 wine 

gasoline 4 all stock approximately 

$15,000 worth 1 many eitras must sell 

$49,000 cash. $99,000 terms ial02S 

DRIVE IN THEATRE near Houghtor. 

Lake Has all the equipment, plu* a 2 

bedroom house concession stand 

!30 x40' block buildingi Ticket booth 

big screen marquee by the road all on 

ID acres $40 000 cash $47,000 term* 

fer 30191 

TOURIST COTTAGES, beautiful set- 

ting on approximately 2 l -> acres neai 

Lake St Helen 5 cabin* furnished 3 

bedroom main hoo»e with fireplace 4 

basement, lots of trees very neat coold 

produce $1SM S20M per yr $69 D00 

ca*h $7 4,900 terms |09» 

FRt NDEL REALTY INC 

(517i 345-1741 

West Branch MI 

across from the hospital 1 

15 year financing features large bay 

window 4 garden tub bath Completely 

furnished delivered, set ap steps skirt- 

ing 4 tie downs 

Wonderland 

MOBILE HOME SALES INC 

45475 Michigan Ave at Belleville Rd 

397-2330 

CARROLLTON 1945 Canton area 14 x 

74, 3 bedrooms. 2 balhs. new shed ap 

•Maocaa. drapes excellent condition 

Can SUV on lot. Owner anxious 

$17i0« negotiable After 4pm 495-0112 

WESTLAND Woodrrwak Manor 3 bad 

LAKEVIEW CONDO 

Belleville Approximately 1740 sq ft of 

m. 1 guest 

il firepiare 

t n g 

2 -* hatha family lumn laundry room 

Loads af storage 2 car attached ga 

rage 3 decks, dahhnaae teema «oU 

and boating You've f« 11 all 1! you buy 

" REALTY W O R L D 

ROBERT OLSON REALTOR 

961-4444 

L A N D C O N T R A C T 9*/. 

Lovely apeer Meal I bedroom carnage 

raarh condo Great daror Dtrect access 

attached garage with ptsMy » 

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Cta2hl»-d4PM*Fre«a^ 

356-3253 

SOMERSET MALL AREA 

Mapiewood Manor 

nm Owsks Rd 

N af Mank < 15 Mile) 

141 «X*OOM FROM MM 

•EAT 4 CARPORT PCUDKC 

TRIE CABLE TEUtVMlON 

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Ala* near OMland Malt 4 l-T» 

RESIDENT MAN AGE* 

SOUTHFIELD 

Carlyle Tower 

559-2111 

f*M LMOST \i;i»' 

h^Tfee ^1op 

cfyleadoWs 

cÂpart merits 

IS LUXURY WHAT YOU SEEK? 

Then lu\ur> is what you net Ovursi/t-d 

rooms and balconies. d«-lu\u kitchens, 

walk-in closets. 2 budrmim has doable 

balh < lose lo shopping and exprevmav 

1 BEDROOM '465 - 2 BEDROOM l 525 

Open Daily 

1-6 

Saturday 

10-5 

Closed 

Sunday 

34K-9590 or 6l2-8€Kf> 

Phase II - March '66 

Occupancy 

W3DDLAND 

VILLA 

close to convenience, 

far from the ordinary 

M 9witmming Pool 

• BotcorVFoNb 

a 60 seconds from WssNondMaH 

• Laundry tadlWes In eoch txj#dk»o 

• dose to airport and SemtaCowmaerlfcx*e 

• Storage room In aportmerrfs 

• Lowered vertical blinds 

• 2 bedroom/1 txath units from $450 

,. x.TifKl n kVfHtian,-! at and Cottar Qch 

Open aaHy and »ea>»n A 

422-5411 

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«04 Houm For Rent 

FAMONCTOM HILLS 

finer tea. la floor laundrv 

IH buka. formal dining room. I cmt mt 

"Ckid laragc. in n n u n » n 

11.000 maa hmdUiMi Cmtt II. 

Illlor I4III71 

FARMINGTON HILLS, executive 

ruck, t bedroom. 2 back*, bunmt 

*|tkaeeoe lamily room. garage. *0 

PETX. CI.MM credit report employ 

meec tauer' 

Call ROY HACKER AT 474-7«•• 

GRAND RIVER 4 7 Mil* 1 Bedroom 

kouee "Newly decor.ted « S mo 

t 4 leaae Adult* 

w 

404 Houwt For Rent 

PERNDALE J bedroom, buram 

urtge. fenced yard »iOO per month 

Ersusp ud eMUUi »0-1014 

FIVE Mike Telegyapk i m J bedroom 

eitk Move 4 relrlirr.tor partly fur 

nuked. WS plus xnffly 

Stockton Service* Inc «7»!IM 

GARDEN CITY 1 bedroom r»nck. 

•vu la Me -March 1« MM per month 

plu Hcnrily depoail CaU 

41V424I 

GARDEN CITY J bedroom brick. 

family r»m tW car pri|t feoced 

yard plua many eitraa tim per momh 

Diu Mcurity 4 ref 

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Um Rant* Vacant Soon' A few area* room ranch fireplace deck. 10 

S-S-4 bedrooma (minutes from I M 17M per n 

400 Apartments For Rent 

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404 Houses For Rent 

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In Farmington Hills 

1 and 2 bedroom luxury terracc rentals ano 

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Models open daily. 11 a.m to (•> p.m 

For information call 

IT S YOUR MOVE 

MAKE IT A GREAT ONE 

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The Res«den(ial Group inc 

REALTORS 

«M >1. Woodward. Birmingham 

540-7600 

LIVONIA Bock ranck 1»» S 

bedroom. 1H "«»» "25: 

abed baaement. I c r garage H ; ! { « 

Month Call 44^4»J 

• 24-hour monitored gatehouse - 12-acre nature trail • ponds 

and tennis courts • incredibly spacious rooms • kitchens with 

windows and eating space • covered, attached parking 

• central air conditioning • in-unit laundrv and storage-space 

R IRNIS! HI) KXF.Cl'TIVF. RENTALS AVAILABI.I 

In The Hills of prestigious West Bloomfield 

12 unlqu® ranch and townhouse 

plans: 1000 to 2800 sq. ft 

I Dens, great rooms and 

attached garages available 

I All with private entries, 

laundry. & storage facilities 

1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Terrace Rentals 

Oi Drake Road met Maple S Walnut Late Roads', 

in WEST BLOOMFIELD Open daily 11 to 5 

• incomparable resort and club 

advantages, situated on over 

130 Iramaticatly rolling acres 

of trees and ponds 

• Luxury furnished apartments 

available 

RENTALS FROM to $1400 

Call 6 6 1 - 0 7 7 0 

for more information 

...some of 

the finer things in life 

are for rent. 

• Panoramic river view-, from each apartment. 

• Washer tlryir. carpitiiij; atul ceramic tliwn s. 

.mil imliviiltial climate control in each apartment. 

• Private marina and health club with indoor pool. 

• Specialty I ackooto ISOS 

month plu aecunly depouit 444-7441 

REDFORD TWP Lcrrett J Be«lroom 

bunjalow dmmf room, eaunf area m SOUTHFIELD Urge 4 bedroom colo- 

kitchen fimibed baaement. frifr nial. will decorate to wit 

Ktove refriferau*. walker dryer No I to I Yr Leaae 

peu 1*00 mo Available HI 474-1474 Call after 5 J8PM. 1S» S44I 

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WATERFORD Nee 

balk cotomal. 1 car .Hacked prip 

walk o.t baaemeal overlooklri 

WoodknU Lake Lone term lea* .vaumu. 

« » par TOW? M«»rr 

carpeting le«ed yard. I fall b»tk« 

PLYMOUTH 

Large Exec- atlbly room inuwdute occap««T 

KfirepJe^'' 

WEST BLOOMFIELD J bedroom coo- 

occnpaacy V pet. Lynn. 

tamnorary colonial J-. batka family 

REDFORD TWP Newly ien»odelnd 4 room with fireplace. Il.#* month 

redecorated J bedroom QmeL dean Call Ml Odll 

orMl-im 

^LJoibaefl. 'enced yard, do* " WEST BLOOMFIELD 

ackootl 4 B»W»4 lOt mo 

Lake e.lerfront Beaatifal M bedroom 

ranck. J betk. (mmlly room tinf>Uce 

WESTLAND Uveal. (Ckools. » Hed 

room brick ranck. b a m m |in|« 

garage W7J Leaae Opuo" **'""* 

MS0 month pta. wcenty 

WESTLAND clean : bedroom bome 

Stockton Service. Inc 47 »-1 IM wltk garage and fenced, yard MU 

month plus «ctir«j deyoBt. m«« bave 

WESTLAND 2 bedroom lve*e living good reference. After t pm Til-WO 

room, aew bathroom kttcken. carpeting. 

ful! baMtnenl garage 

WESTLAND clean J bedroom bome 

ISM month MUM' •1th baaement 1W b.tk. twill loa S 

car garage fenced rud, near Westland 

WESTLAND- 1 Bedroom, (a.'age rx •hopping center MM month plu mew 

baaement. fenced yard No peu M2S Uy depoail Ma« kave good rmlmnc** 

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• Spacious I & 2 bedroom 

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