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Ice arena from page Al 

place. 

Nelson said Farmington Hills 

is considering adding a third, 

studio-sized rink to keep up with 

the large volume of skatingenthusiasts. 

"Knowing Canton 

arid Novi are looking, we're 

going to wait and see what others 

are going to do first," he 

added. 

During its first year of operation 

the arena generated $1.3 

million in revenue, which covered 

its operating costs plus a 

surplus of $30,000. Farmington 

Hills officials are predicting a 

$200,000 surplus for the present 

year, Nelson said 

This year over 850 registered 

in the learn to skate program. 

The adult hockey program has 

35 teams and junior hockey 

clocks 95 hours of ice time. Thirty 

of those hours have to be 

hooked at other arenas because 

there is no available ice time in 

Farmington Hills, Nelson said. 

Of the 1,000 applicants signed 

up to play junior hockey program. 

300 of them, mostly non 

residents, still had to be turned 

away. . 

Figure skating also has been 

popular. The program is in the 

process of obtaining certification 

for the United States Figure 

Ska ling Association. 

The facility was designed with 

a second-floor restaurant, 

although a political debate over 

liquor licensing veered 30 potential 

caterers away, he said. The 

second floor is now dedicated as 

a youth center funded by a state 

grant. 

"We held the Tri-state thockey) 

competition here and the seating 

wasn't enough, but you don't 

design a church for Easter Sunday 

either," Nelson told the 

group. 

Besides from ice rental and 

concession sales, advertising is a 

revenue-producing source for the 

arena. Ad panels sell for $1,000 

on hanging banners, $1,500 for 

the message/score board and 

$3,500 for a sign on the Zamboni. 

Farmington Hills decided 

not to allow advertising on the 

dasher boards, but Nelson suggested 

the idea as another revenue 

source for Canton. In addition, 

video games tallied a profit 

of $40,000 last year. 

Farmington also pays for si* 

full-time and 70 part-time 

employees, all utilities, including 

refrigeration cost $9,000 per 

month. 

"It was very nice, but I think 

we seriously need to pursue the 

feasibility study to sea if the 

community can support a facility 

such as that one," said Bennett. 

Office park from page AL Tests from, page Al 

cleanup by 3M behind Keller & 

Stein greenery and the growing 

landfill just south of Michigan 

Avenue. 

Troy-based developer Frankel 

Associates received recommended 

approval last week from the 

planning commission for the 

100-acre Haggertv Corporate 

Park II. The township board will 

have final approval Feb. 11. The 

research park extends east and 

west of Haggerty with the west 

side abutting Canton Hills and 

Woodcreek subdivisions. 

Preliminary site plans show 

three larger facilities up to 

250,000-square-feet on the east 

side of Haggerty and 13 smaller 

buildings from 35,000 to 65,000square-feet 

on the west side. 

"Our corner of the community 

seems to be taking the brunt of it 

all... we're literally being 

dumped on." said Sharon Wasik. 

president of Canton Hills. 

The site is currently zoned for 

a research park that includes 

office, research and light industrial 

A special land use is needed 

for warehouse and distribution. 

The planning commission 

recommended that those types of 

facilities be allowed, but limited 

them in size to 45,000-sqaurefeet 

on the westernmost portion 

of the research park. 

"We're concerned about trucks 

and traffic and the noise of the 

diesel trucks because they will 

be backing up to our homes," 

• 'I guess we've always resented that the landfill 

provided funding for the Summit. It's a nice facility, 

but while the rest of the township goes on Its 

own merry way, we feel that this was done at our 

expense .. 

Sharon Wasik 

Wasik said. 

She'd like to see further 

restrictions limiting the hours of 

truck traffic to 10 p.m. Woodcreek 

resident Marcia Gallerini 

questioned why the warehouse 

facilities couldn't be limited to 

the east side of Haggerty. 

"We always knew something 

was going back there, but I think 

the developer — other than limiting 

the size of the buildings in 

the back row — got everything 

he wanted." said Gallerini. 

Community planner Jeff 

Goulet said Frankel Associates 

also will be required to add 

berming of evergreen trees or 

other year-round variations to a 

strand of trees already 100 feet 

thick. Loading areas will not 

front Haggerty or the internal 

street system, he added. 

"This will be the premier business 

park for the west side (of 

metro Detroit!," said Gary 

Glotzhober. marketing agent for 

broker Trerice Tosto. 

Negotiations are underway 

with prospective tenants, 

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Glotzhober said. Frankel plans 

to develop build-to-suit facilities 

for lease. 

The developer plans to dedicate 

the roads to Wayne County. 

Although there are no plans to 

sell sites, the developer would 

not be able to split up the property 

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said Goulet. 

The actual building sizes and 

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the planning staff. 

"I guess we've always resented 

that the landfill provided funding 

for the Summit. It's a nice 

facility, but while the rest of the 

township goes on its own merry 

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eighth grade) I have a lot more 

latitude in my testing " 

Agape Christian Academy 

At Agape Christian Academy, 

the Stanford Achievement Test 

is given annually. 

Last fall, however, students 

took the MEAP. Assistant principal 

Kathryn Herczeg said the 

school is still awaiting its fourthgrade 

scores. Fifty percent of 

Agape's ?0 seventh- graders 

scored in the satisfactory category 

in reading. In math, 55.5 percent 

were rated satisfactory. 

"The scores are above the state 

average, but they could be better," 

said Herczeg. Typically, she 

said, Agape students taking college 

entrance exams "score above 

the average for the Plymouth- 

Canton school district." 

Among Plymouth-Canton seventh-graders, 

50.3 percent were 

ratea satisfactory in reading; 

65.3 percent in math. 

The Stanford exam is used at 

Agape "so that we have a consistent 

test. We want to make sure 

kids are learning as they should 

be, and to determine where they 

should be in terms of national 

norms. 

"Kids are constantly transferring 

in from across the country. 

This tells us more, plus we get a 

little bit more detailed information," 

Herczeg said. 

"We didn't use the MEAP for a 

period of years. We couldn't use 

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Canton firms on display 

at home and garden show 

Walter's Home Appliances and 

Valguard Security of Canton are 

among over 300 exhibitors at the 

fifth annual Spring Home & 

Garden Show which is open Jan.. 

30,-Feb. 2, at the Novi Expo Center. 

"The gathering together of 

companies such as these is what 

makes our show a favorite with 

homeowners," said Scott Jacobson, 

president of Building Industry 

Association of Southeastern 

Michigan (BIA) and of S R. 

Jacobson Development Corporation 

in Bingham Farms. "Where 

else can they go and see a myriad 

of home and garden products 

without having to make numerous 

phone calls and trips in the 

car?" The non-profit BIA is the 

event sponsor. 

Walter's Home Appliances will 

feature appliances' and electronics 

and Valguard Security will 

display security systems. 

Novi Expo Center is located at 

1-96 and Novi Road. Show hours 

are from 2^10 p.m. Thursday and 

Friday; 10 a.m -10 p.m. Saturday 

and 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Sunday. 

Admission is $6 for adults; $4 for 

seniors; $3 for children 6-12 and 

children under 6 are admitted 

free. Family tickets for two 

adults and accompanying children 

are available at Farmer 

Jack for $9. Ample parking is 

available at Novi Expo Center 

for a fee. For more information, 

call (810) 737-4478. 

• 'We couldn't use (MEAP) to improve our curriculum, 

which is what we want to look at. 1 

it to improve our curriculum, 

which is what we want to look 

at. It didn't give us enough 

specifics." Also, she said, "we 

don't agree religiously with the 

way they presented some of the 

questions." 

New Morning School 

Students at New Morning 

School haven't taken the MEAP 

for several years. 

"For probably the last 15 

years, we have done some standardized 

testing," said school 

director Elaine Yagiela. 

Administered to New Morning 

School's 80 third-, fifth-, and seventh-graders 

is the nationallynormed 

Stanford Diagnostic 

Test. Others are given at the 

staffs discretion. 

"What matters to us iB where 

each individual child is, and 

what progress they've made, or 

what holes in their learning we 

need to go back and fill in," said 

Yagiela. "We like the (Stanford) 

test because of its diagnostics by 

•kill. It gives us feedback, and 

gives parents an outside perspective 

as to percentile rankings " 

Because grades average 10 or 

fewer students, teacher observa- 

have been spayed or neutered 

and have a 15-day guarantee." 

The 15-day guarantee covers 

the health of the animal as well 

as the adjustment period. If people 

are not happy with their animal, 

they can return to the 

Humane Society and select a different 

animal or get a refund. 

Adopting her own 

Bonandrini didn't need the 15day 

guarantee when she adopted 

three of her own dogs from the 

animal shelter. Watson, the only 

one still alive, is a 13-year-old 

mixed hound, Doberman and 

shepherd. 

"His mother was a stray," said 

Bonandrini. "I saw him born." 

Touching moments like those 

make Bonandrini "fall in love 

with several of them." Yet, she 

can't take them all home. 

Instead, she opens her home to 

the animals which need to recuperate 

or those which are too 

young for adoption. She also goes 

around educating the public 

about spaying and neutering 

their pets. 

"There are too many animals 

and not enough homes," she 

insisted. "It's a need that has to 

be addressed." 

Lost animals are another 

source of heartache for the local 

volunteer. Instead of looking for 

their animal at the animal shelter, 

pet owners juat put up 

notices, or even worae, juat go 

buy a new pet. 

The general public needs to 

know that when you loee an animal, 

you need to check the 

pound flrat," she aaid. "Notices 

on phone* polls don't work! 

"And the law saya that a 

pound only needa to hold an animal 

for four days," than it can be 

put to sleep if it ia not adoptable, 

aha aaid with obvious diatreaa 

over the 4-day requirement She 

would prefer never putting an 

animal to aleep, but limited 

apace doea makea the lethal 

injection necessary. 

"Juat in tha adoption area, 

there an about 70 animala," aha 

said. "Then there are tha strays 

They are held ia the back. 

"And there are more animala 

being brought in every day," she 

-Kathryn Herczeg 

Agape Christian Academy 

tion is the predominant method 

of assessing achievement, said 

Yagiela. Portfolios are kept for 

middle school students. 

"We use tests primarily to see 

where a child is, and to decide 

how we plan their individualized 

program from that point. Sometimes 

it can pinpoint specifics, 

but a good test only means that 

it will give us information pretty 

similar to what we already 

know." 

The approach works. "Our parents, 

and alumni especially, tell 

us yes, they were academically 

prepared for the next setting," 

said Yagiela. "But they say what 

really makes a difference is their 

planning and or organizing 

skills." 

Principals at Crescent Academy 

in Canton and Plymouth's 

Our Lady of Good Counsel - 

where a science fair was under 

way - were unavailable for comment. 

said. 

Why the started 

Bonandrini was first drawn to 

the shelter 18 years ago through 

a newspaper ad. She and husband 

Ben have two grown sons. 

"We had just moved from Allen 

Park, and I saw in tfie newspaper 

that they needed Volunteers," 

she said. Due to her 

"great love for animals and 

respect of animals," she 

answered the call of duty. She 

continues because it has become 

"a sense of responsibility." 

"This IB the perfect place for 

me," she said, adding that it 

would be the perfect place for 

anyone who loved animals and 

wanted to help them. "If you lov«' 

animals, it's very fulfilling 

People interested in helping, 

but do no want the responsibility 

of cleaning cagea or walking pets 

can do office work, be an adoption 

counaelor, do legialative 

work, or work on special events 

Call 721-7300 for more information. 

Anyone interested in adopting 

an animal, even purebred dogs, 

can viait the Michigan Humane 

Society at 37256 Marquette, juat 

eaat of Newburgh Wedneaday 

through Priday, noon to 7:30 

p.m. and Saturday and Sunday 

from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 

"We used to be open (for adoption) 

seven days a week, but we 

found that people who worked 

couldn't be here, sign the paperwork 

and go through the adoption 

interview by 5 p.m.," aha 

aaid "So we changed our hours. 

After all, our goal ia to get more 

adoptions." 

The Obaerver/MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1997 

Businessman returns with generational approach 

BY CASEY HANS 

9TA*r Warm 

It's been more than 20 years 

since Bob Harter first opened his 

carpet and flooring business in 

Canton. 

Although he eventually moved 

and spent nearly 11 years in Plymouth 

Township, he returned 

the family business to his roots 

in Canton last April — along a 

bustling Ford Road just east of 

Lilley. 

"It's really great being back in 

Canton," said Harter who owns 

and operates H & B Carpet in 

the Sears Hardware center. 

"Business has been great back 

over here." 

Harter's daughter Debbie 

Queen, a co-owner who handles 

finance, sales and a variety of 

other tasks for the local business, 

agrees. 

"1 would say Canton's pretty 

good — that's why we moved 

from Plymouth to Ford Road," 

said Queen, a Westland resident 

and eight-year veteran of the 

carpet business. "You can remodel 

your house, eat, and do just 

about anything along here." 

Not only has the business 

grown from the original 20-by- 

60-foot retail/warehouse space to 

a 5,000-square-foot facility, but 

family involvement has grown as 

well. The family business now 

spans three generations: Harter. 

Queen, and her son David Teets, 

a freshman at John Glenn High 

School in Westland, also works 

part-time at the store where he 

does everything from displaying 

carpet samples to sweeping up 

and answering the phone. 

"I do general maintenance — 

whatever." Teets said. "I answer 

calls and order things. I vacuum 

and put carpet samples in." He 

said he's learned a lot about how 

a business operates by working 

there. 

Harter, a native of Westland 

when it was Nankin Township, 

now lives in Ann Arbor. He was 

originally a carpet installer and 

when he started having knee 

problems he hooked up with 

Hank Bozimowski, another 

installer, to form H & B Carpeting. 

He credits Bozimowaki's 

business expertise with keeping 

it going in the early years. Bozimowski 

currently lives in Westland. 

Back then, the company did 

the original carpet in the 35th 

District Court in Plymouth and 

in the Plymouth city and Plymouth 

Township halls. Today, 

they travel as far as Grand 

Haven to install flooring in cottages, 

and even did carpet for a 

fraternity house in Bowling 

Green, Ohio. 

Harter said a sense of family is 

important in his business in 

more way than one. After 20 

years in business, he is also finding 

that he is installing flooring 

for second generations of families. 

"I love meeting the people 

— going to their homes," he said. 

He also enjoys working with 

his family. "It's really nice to be 

in business with my daughter," 

he said. "We don't always agree, 

but I know more about her now 

than I ever did." 

Despite the return move to 

Canton, Harter remains active 

in the Plymouth Rotary Club 

where he has belonged Tor 18 

years. 

How does a small business 

survive in this day of large corporations? 

Harter and Queen 

say their involvement five years 

ago with a centralized buying 

group — CarpetMax of Dalton, 

Georgia - has allowed them to 

keep prices down and be competitive 

in the marketplace. 

"We saw strength in numbers 

and we were standing alone," 

Baid Harter. "We're paying less 

today than we were four years 

ago." He said in 1977, he was 

installing carpet for $14.99 a 

yard; and 20 years later, a better 

quality carpet is being installed 

for the same price. Although 

prices have remained stable, the 

market has changed: in 1977 

there were some 500 carpet 

mills, and there are less than 50 

today. 

"It's only gotten better," he 

added, referring to both warranties 

and the carpet product 

A4(C) The Observer!MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1997 

Abortion consent 

waivers increase 

LANSING (AP) - Michigan 

_;irls went to court more often in 

1995 than the year before to win 

the right to have an abortion 

without getting their parents' 

permission, according to a state 

report. 

State figures show 938 

minors asked probate judges for 

waivers from Michigan's 

parental consent law in 1995. up 

15.7 percent from the 879 in 1994. 

The increase came even as 

he overall number of abortions 

performed in Michigan for 

women of all ages fell 6 percent 

.ind the number for women 

mder 20 fell 6.7 percent during 

1 he same time period. 

An Associated Press review 

if parental consent waiver figires 

in the Michigan Supreme 

Court's annual report found: 

-Wayne. Oakland and 

Macomb counties accounted for 

591, or 63 percent, of the waiver 

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"There isn't any evidence of 

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claim necessitated the legislation 

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A10 MALLS&MAINSTREETS 

SHOPPING CENTERED 

Linda Ann Chomin 

Shop is a dream 

for animal lovers 

BY LINDA ANN CHOMLN 

SPECIAL WRITER 

Walk in the bright red door to the Animal 

Odyssey and you're bound to smile. I did a couple 

of weeks ago when 1 visited the shop in Plymouth's 

Old Village area. 

The cozy space is packed with animal-related 

gifts and art. From a fake fur purse that looks 

like a moose i §74.95) to ceramic tableware handcrafted 

in Zimbabwe, the shop is an animal 

lovers paradise. 

Sharon and Cecilia Alma opened Animal 

Odyssey in November, just in time for the holiday 

rush The mother-daughter team stocked it 

well with gifts, artwork, crafts, decorative accessories. 

jewelry, T-shirts, leopard print vests, hats 

and scarves, toys, and figurines. 

Several of the items were created by local 

artists like Jenna of Plymouth, who works in 

stained glass, and Jeannette Pugliese. Lathrup 

Village who likes cat-themed mirrors, clocks. 

pins, and earrings. 

Bev 

Blanc hard 

from northern 

Michigan created 

the adultsize 

stuffed 

llama ($275) 

and tiger rockers 

($495); Kay 

Eberlv made 

the ceramic 

framed mirror 

and vase with 

cat head. Donna Bragg of Chicago fills another 

shelf with cat dolls with porcelain heads. 

"We've gone to the trade shows and contacted 

art schools for merchandise. We want to provide 

a forum for artists to exhibit their work. When 

you think of art a lot of people are intimidated 

by galleries. We want this to be a place where 

people can have fun," said Sharon, 30, who lives 

in Livonia with five cats. She grew up in Bloomfield 

Hills and graduated from Andover High. 

Sales have slowed since the holidays, but it's 

only a matter of time before animal lovers hear 

of this magical place Plush puppets including 

the big had wolf ($52.95) would make terrific 

props for telling children stories. If you own a 

cabin, or are into sports like fishing, a separate 

area in the back of the store features everything 

from a frog lamp to a fish paper towel holder, 

both priced at $32.95. 

"We like to emphasize the art if it's handcrafted 

or handpainted," added Cecilia. "We look for 

funky stuff. When people come in here, it's a 

thrill when they go 'ooh and 'aah." 

"It's our first stab at retail. It's been a lot of 

work, but it's been fun. You have to be a jack-ofall 

trades from negotiating leases to ordering 

merchandise. You spend so much time at work. 

I may not become a millionaire, but I'm having a 

lot of fun." insisted Sharon who is also an attorney 

in private practice. Her office is located in 

back of the shop 

Cecilia, 68. is a retired Hamtramck school 

teacher who enjoys retailing as much as Sharon. 

"It's always been kind of a dream all my life to 

have my own business. I love animals and feel 

they should be appreciated. My daughter has a 

T-shirt that reads. They were here before us.' I 

guess that sums up our whole philosophy." said 

the Bloomfield Hills resident. 

Sharon began doing volunteer work a few 

years ago at the Michigan Animal Rescue 

League. She now sits on the board of the no-kill 

shelter in Pontiac. It's no wonder sales from a 

number of items benefit various non-profit animal 

and nature organizations. Just a step away 

from the llama rocker, a large wicker basket 

accepts donations of canned and dry food and 

accessories like leashes for homeless animals. 

Cool stuff: Sharon Atma in her shop. 

Monday, 

Jan. 27, 1997 

Bert and Ernie star at mall benefit 

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More than 500 families stopped to meet Sesame Street stars Bert and 

Ernie at Oakland Mall's center court last week, making donations to be 

photographed with the pair. Children's Hospital of Michigan benefits 

from the event, which raised $300. Local celebrities munched cookies 

donated by Keebler in a contest to see who could eat the most. 

Above: Taylor Munroe, 3. of Clinton Township, poses with her new 

friends;

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Aia* The Observer/ MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1997 

ftsta// Details features news 

briefs from the Malls & Mainstreets 

beat, compiled by Susan 

DeMaggio. For inclusion, send 

information to: Retail Details, 

c/o The Observer & Eccentric 

Newspapers 805'. E. Maple. 

Birmingham, Ml 48009. Or fax 

(810) 644-1314. 

Benefit a success 

Over the holiday, Westland 

Center shoppers turned in more 

than 450 blankets to benefit the 

Salvation Array. The program 

waa also held at Eastland and 

Northland Centers for a grand 

total of 1,000 blankets going to 

the SA. 

Gallery features 

The Art Gallery II at Summit 

Place in Waterford features the 

work of Nancy Wurm and Staci 

Miron through January. Wurm 

«hows a collection of sailing 

ships in pen and ink and animal 

sculptures and paintings. 

Miron uses watercolors and 

pastels to create large florals. 

Her watercolor greeting cards 

feature skating figures on handmade 

papers. 

The Art Galfery II is a cooperative 

of area artists with a permanent 

display two stores down 

from Hudson's, open during regular 

mall hours. For more information 

call (810) 683-8142. 

Outlet center adds hotel 

The Horizon Outlet Center in 

Monroe has broken ground for a 

two-story 63-room Amerihost 

Inn Hotel scheduled for a June 

grand opening. The facility will 

t»ve an indoor pool, exercise 

room and five suites with 

whirlpools. 

AmeriHost Inn is one of eight 

Hichigan locations where the 

Bfttel chain is doing business. 

RETAIL DETAILS 

*" 

Spring home show opens 

The Novi Expo Center hosts 

the 5th annual Spring Home & 

Garden Show, Jan. 30-Feb. 2 

Visitors will see storage systems 

for walk-in closets, kitchens with 

center islands, luxurious bath 

fixtures and media rooms. 

Special features include visits 

by the Garlic Guru, Tom Reed 

Richard Trethewey of PBS' "This 

Old House," and WXYT's Ask 

the Handyman Glenn Haege. 

Show hours: Thursday-Friday 

2-10 p.m. Saturday 10-10 p.m 

Sunday 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Admission 

is $6 for adults; $4 for 

seniors. For more details call 

CS10) 737-4478. The Novi Expo 

Center is at 1-96 and Novi Road. 

Silverdome hosts golf show 

and fashion collections 

The Second Michigan Golf 

§how runs Jan. 31-Feb. 2 at the 

Pontiac Silverdome. In addition 

10 250 exhibits, testing grounds 

and golf skills competition 

bavarian Village Ski and Golf 

Shops will present fashion shows 

Jpn. 31, 3 and 6 p.m. Feb. 1 at 

11 a.m., 2 and 6 p.m. and Feb. 2 

4t noon, 2 and 4 p.m. 

The latest spring collections 

from Izod Golf, Greg Norman, 

Nioklaus, Nike, Bobby Jones, EP 

Pro, Sport Haley, Sunderland 

^nd Marcia will be presented 

Tickets are $8 for adults; $3 for 

children. Discount coupons at 

Bavarian Village and Target 

stores. 

Same Inventor meets shoppers 

• Tisby word game inventor 

Oreg Schindler will play his 

game and answer questions at 

Wunderground on Main near 11 

Mile in Royal Oak, Feb. 1 from 

noon to 6 p.ra. He will repeat the 

fun on Feb. 2 at Adventures in 

Toys on Maple in Birmingham 

from noon to 5 p.m. 

Student art for sale 

Artists from Orchard Lakt 

Middle School in West Bloom 

field will display and sell theii 

creations at Objects of Art, 624 

Orchard Lake, Jan. 30-Feb. 22 

from 11 a.m. A portion of the 

proceeds will be donated to the 

Pontiac Rescue Mission 

There will be a "Meet the 

Artist Night, Thursday, Jan. 30 

from 6-8 p.m. For more informa 

tion call (810) 539-3332. 

The annual "Queen of Hearts 

sale has merchandise priced 

to 60-percent off regular price 

Feb. 1-28 at Antiques by Pamela 

and Tally Ho? in downtown 

Rochester. On ssle are jewelry 

furniture, sterling lighting 

books. For more details call (810 

662-0866. 

The Gold and Diamond Outlet 

s ia open st Kensington Val 

Factory Shops in Howell 

ra buys manufacturer over 

nx and cloee-outa direct. 

Nelman's gets ready 

for annual spring show 

The Art of Fashion to benefit 

Hospice of Southeastern Michigan 

is set for Thursday, March 6 

at 1 p.m. at Neiman Marcus in 

the Somerset Collection South, 

Troy. 

For more details and reservations 

please call (810) 643-3300, 

ext. 2511. 

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313-953-21 OS 

MONDAY, JANUARY 27,1997 

QUEST CHEF 

STEVEN ALLEN 

Casual souper 

Sunday supper 

simply delicious 

When I was approached to write a food 

article for the Observer & Eccentric, I 

gladly agreed. However, I did not want 

to limit the story by writing solely about recipes. 

Instead, I wanted to write about the entire dining 

experience. The setting, the mood, and the 

company all work together to create an atmosphere 

for enjoying the food, whether its a simple 

sandwich or a seven-course dinner. 

A good example of this was a cold, snowy Sunday 

recently at our home in Fenton. My wife 

Terri, seven-month-old daughter Sarah and I 

had recently moved into our new home, an old, 

remodeled farmhouse with six acres and a barn. 

Built around the turn of the century, it was 

called the Franklin Schoolhouse and as typical of 

the times, was one room with pine floors, a 

school bell and no running water. One hundred 

years later, its appearance has changed dramatically. 

In the 1930s the school was rolled down 

the road on pine timbers pulled by horses and 

reconformed into a house. A large addition was 

built and plumbing and heating added. Still, the 

school bell was left intact. For us, it is now a 

comfortable home. 

Leisure time 

The day we were expecting visits from several 

friends and family members to share our new 

home, have good conversation and watch a football 

game. My position as executive chef at th« 

Golden Mushroom does not allow me a lot of 

leisure time, so days like these are cherished. 

Since I have worked at the Mushroom for 14 

years, it was natural for me to invite past and 

present work mates like Brian Polcyn, owner 

and chef of Five Lakes Grill in Milford; Chris 

Hessler of the Huntsman in Metamora; and 

Kevin Frantz; John Adamski and Lorenzo 

Spratling, all fellow Golden Mushroom employees. 

Also included were my brother and sister 

Sue and Tom and our new across-the-street 

neighbors, Stan and Alice. 

With so many chef friends, the conversation 

naturally centered around food and cooking. We 

busied ourselves in the kitchen while the kids 

played outside in the snow. 

We all cook elaborate meals at work so naturally 

we like to ease up a bit and make it simple 

when we are at home. On this particular day we 

also wanted something warm and satisfying. 

Hearty fare 

A huge pot of chicken, pesto and potato gnocchi 

Italian soup filled the bill. We accompanied 

this hearty fare with bruschetta, a traditional 

Italian garlic bread, topped with cured ham, 

bacon, olives and bleu cheese. It was perfect for 

the day. 

We just left the soup on the stove and ate it at 

our leisure, in between tractor rides for the kids 

and trips to the barn to see the new chickens. 

Guests arriving later simply helped themselves 

and the kids coming from the snow were instantly 

wanned. 

Try it yourself the next time you have a casual 

get-together on a cold Sunday in Michigan. This 

recipe is wonderful for cross-country ski parties, 

after ice skating or any other outdoor winter 

activity. 

GNOCCHI (POTATO PUMPUNOS) 

2 pounds baking (Idaho) potatoes; cooked, 

cooled, peeled and grated 

2 cups semolina flour (can substitute all-purpose 

flour) 

1 whole egg 

1 teaspoon salt 

1/2 teaspoon pepper 

Place grated potatoes in a bowl. Add the rest of 

the ingredients and knead into a dough. Divide 

dough into six equal parts and place onra cutting 

board. Roll into 1/2-inch diameter cylinders and cut 

cylinders into 1-inch portions. Roll each into an 

oblong shape and gently pinch the side to make an 

indentation. Reserve gnocchi for soup. 

Trained under Matter Chef Milan Cihelka and 

Ui France under Chef Michel Ouerard of Eugenie 

lea Bains, Steven Allen is the executive chef of the 

Golden Mushroom in Southfield, which is celebrating 

its 25th year. 

See soup recipe inside. 

LOOKING AHEAD 

What to watch for in Taste next week: 

• Wanning sou pa and stews 

• Focus on Wine 

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TASTE 

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TAMMIE GRAVES/STAFP ARTIST 

i ach of the 12 years of the Chinese 

Zodiac falls under a different ani- 

I mal sign. Feb. 7 ushers in the 

year of thr ox. According to the Chinese, 

the sign under which you were born ia 

believed to determine circumstances of your 

life and the kind of person you are. 

The "ox person" ia characterized as hardworking 

and persistent. They can stick to a 

task longer and go at it harder than anybody. 

Believing in themselves, they hold up high standards 

as a model and severely judge those who 

dont aspire to maintain their same ideals. Observant, 

with remarkable memories, they are creative 

and very good at working with their hands. 

"I think these traits apply to me," said Linda Parker, 

owner of the Hunan Palace in Farmington Hills 

and born in a year of the ox. Td add leader, hot-headed 

and somewhat on the stubborn side." And Parker is 

a leader since Hunan Palace jump starts celebration 

of the Chinese New Year on Feb. 2. A lO-cuurse dinner 

is highlighted by a cold plate appetizer including 

such specialties as shrimp, jelly fish and champagne 

chicken. There will be shark fin soup, Peking duck 

plus Phoenix and Dragon Delight, a combo of lobster 

tail in wine sauce and chicken. Sesame beef, Chinese 

style shrimp, crispy shrimp cake and crab meat with 

"In the tradition we practice, the new year's meal 

must end with a whole fish with head and tail on," 

Parker adds. "We fix it as crispy boneless whole fish 

with a Szechwan sauce." 

As entertainment, Hunan Palace will have the traditional 

lion dance accompanied by a demonstration of 

Gong Fu. Chen Oi Chin, executive director of the Chi- 

New Year Festival Pinners - Reservations essential 

m Hunan Palace. 38259 W. 10 Mile Road. Farmington HMs • (BIO) *73-3939 

Feb. 2.4 p.m.. $45 par parson 

• Mori jm Lau. 1515 E. Maple Road (at Stephenson). Troy • (810) 689-2332 

Fab. 10,6 p.m.. $85 per person 

• New Peking Restaurant. 29165 Ford Road. Garden City • (313} 425-2230 

Feb. 3€, 6:30 p.m.. $28 per person, $10 reseryatlon deposit required 

• Oceania Inn. 64 N. Adams Road (at Walton in Meadow brook Mall). Rochester Hills • (810) 375-9200 

Special rant course gourmet dinner offered Feb. 6-9. $14.95 per person. $7 children 10 and under. 

(Minimum four people, by reservation only). Also featuring traditional Hon Dance 7 pjn. Feb. 66: 6 p.m. Feb. 9. 

• Shangnia. 6407 Orchard lake Road, (at Maple .n Orchard Mall) • (810) 62&8S85 

Feb. 7-9.5 pjn.. $35 par parson (Entertainment c/ferod Fab. 9 begins 4:30 p.m. with Uon Dance) 

Mala: If you would like to team more about Chinese culture and foods. ShangrRa will have a post new year s dinner 

6 p.m. Sunday, March 9. $30 per person, hosted by the Chinese American Educational and Cultural Canter. Host 

and hostesses will be present to explain more about symbols, cultural values and Chinese food. 

The 

Year 

of the 

STORY BY ELFANOR HEAID • SPECIAL WRITER 

MAIN DISH MIRACLES 

Saucy shrimp will win your heart 

Editor's Note: Muriel G. Wagner is 

a registered dietitian, and charter fellow 

of the American Dietetic Association. 

She received her master's degree 

and doctorate from Wayne State University 

and the University of Michigan. 

Wagner has practiced in Southfield 

since 1978, and recently started 

publishing a quarterly newsletter, 

'Eating Younger." Look for her column 

in Taste on the last Sunday of 

the month. 

BY MURIEL G. WAGNER 

8PK1AL WWTO 

When my patients saw the writeup 

in the Dec. 30 Observer k. Eccentric 

about my newsletter, they asked 

what I meant by "Main Dish Miracles." 

Since HI be writing a monthly 

column with that title, I thought that 

you too, would like to know where 

Fm coming from. 

I grew up in a fat-friendly family. 

Mother prided herself on the taste of 

her food. I was brought up to appreciate 

food flavors and appearances. 

This helped to formulate my food 

perspective, which is "if it doesn't 

taste wonderful why bother making 

or eating it?" I call it my "Judicious 

Diet." 

All of the recipes included in Main 

Dish Miradea have passed three hurdles 

for taste and eye appeal 

The first is'my fat-educated palate. 

The second is my panel of supertasters 

comprised of people who work 

with me on my newsletters. The 

third is my patients who provide 

insight into the appearance, taste 

and ease of preparation. 

Main dishes in this column will be 

scrumptious, gorgeous, easy to prepare, 

and help you to Tat Younger" 

painlessly. These are recipes that not 

only your family will enjoy, but also 

dishes that you will be proud to serve 

to company. 

Though this recipe ia for Shrimp 

Creole, any firm, white colored fish 

can be substituted if shrimp is not 

within your food repertoire. It's 

freezer friendly. After I defrost it, I 

sometimes like to add some chopped, 

fresh plum tomatoes while I'm 

reheating it. Somehow, fresh tomatoes 

seem a luxurious touch in January 

If you've shied away from shrimp, 

you may be missing out on a heart 

healthy treat Unfortunately, shrimp 

has an undeserved high cholesterol 

reputation Three ounces of shrimp 

have about half of the recommended 

cholesterol limit of 300 mg per day, 

just a little more than veal. But the 

fat and saturated fat are practically 

non-existent (Saturated fat is about 

INSIDE: 

Chinese New Year dishes 

nese American Educational and Cultural 

Center in Ann Arbor, explained the lion 

dance symbolism. 

"The Chinese believe past misfortunes 

should be wiped out. The lion dance has a 

mission to ward off past evil spirits and 

bring in luck, prosperity and good health 

for the new year." 

The lunar new year is the longest and 

most important Chinese festival. The foods 

used to celebrate are related to the diverse 

geographical areas that developed each cuisine. 

As people emigrated from China, they 

brought their regional cuisines and traditions 

with them. 

"Chinese are gastronomic people," Marshall 

Chin, owner of Mon Jin Lau in Troy, 

said. "Whether it's to celebrate the new 

year, a birthday or anniversary, they eat 

out at a restaurant rather than cook at 

home. Chineae are also very superstitious 

and use symbolisms in decorationsland 

foods. Oranges, as an example, represent 

prosperity. Lettuce or vegetables represents 

money. These enhance the new year's 

theme of good fortune and wealth." 

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Chen Oi Chin explained that a whole fish symbolizes the 

hAginning PnH The word fish in Chinese sounds like 

the word abundant. Whole also symbolizes something perfect. 

Chicken, she says is a homonym with luck and that's 

why it is also included in the meal. Round is also perfect, 

therefore Chinese families prefer seating at round tables 

while celebrating with food. 

Some Chinese carefully observing the new year's eve at 

home make supper a feast, with all family members coming 

together. One of the most popular courses stemming from 

regions in the north of China is steamed dumplings and a 

Mongolian hot pot. Dumplings in Chinese have the same 

Bound as coin (money). The whole new year celebration is 

brought to something of a climax 15 days later when the festival 

of the lanterns is observed. One typical food from 

southern China regions served then is another kind of 

dumpling made of sweet rice rolled into balls and stuffed 

with sweet filling. 

"We also like to celebrate the new year ahead and welcome 

its coming," said Shen Yu, owner of New Peking 

Restaurant in Garden City. He offers special 12-course dinners 

beginning Feb. 3. Chinese cultural dancing will start 

the festivities followed by dinner, then a drawing for prizes. 

three times more likely to raise your 

blood cholesterol than the cholesterol 

in your food). 

Whether you choose shrimp, lean 

meat, skinned poultry or fish, portion 

control and low-fat preparation are 

keys to "Eating Younger." Six ounces 

a day (3 ounces each per lunch and 

dinner) are the recommended 

amounts that will keep your dietary 

fat and cholesterol within limits. 

I developed the Creole recipe 

because the spicy sauce makes the 

three-ounce serving look much larger. 

especially when you add its natural 

partner — rice pilaf. Three 

ounces of medium shrimp, 12 to 15, 

is a lot more than I got in my last 

order from a local eatery. 

Control the heat of the recipe by 

adding more or less hot sauce, 

according to taste. I like to sdd some 

fresh, chopped flat leaf parsley to the 

pilaf and serve the Creole with an 

interesting green salad mixed with 

sliced olives and walnuts. Try it for 

Valentine's Day or even Mardi Gras. 

The way to a man or woman's 

healthy heart is through their stomach. 

• 

To subscribe to 'Eating Younger," 

send a check or money order for 

$13.50 to Eating Younger, P.O. Box 

69021, Pleasant Ridge, MI 48069 

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SHRIMP CREOLE 

12 ounces medium shrimp, shelled 

* and devemed 

1 teaspoon butter 

3/4 cup onion, coarsely chopped *- 

3 ribs celery, coarsely chopped 

1 green bell pepper, cored, seeded^ £ 

and coarsely chopped 

3 cloves of garlic, finely minced 

3 cups canned crushed tomatoes 

(28 ounce can) 

1/4 teaspoon thyme 

1 bay leaf 

Mot pepper sauce to taste 

1/2 teaspoon grated lemon rind 

1/4 teaspoon freshly ground pepper 

2 teaspoons parsley, finety chopped 

2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice 

Melt the butter in a saucepan. Add 

the onion. Cook, stirnng until butter is 

softened Add the celery, green pepper 

and garlic Cook briefly, stirring. The 

vegetables must remain crisp. 

Add the tomatoes, thyme, bay leaf, 

lemon rind, hot pepper sauce and pepper. 

Simmer 10 minutes, uncovered 

Add shnmp to sauce. 

Heat 3-5 minutes covered, no longer. 

Add chopped parsley and lemon juke 

Add more hot pepper sauce, if desired. 

Serve over pilaf. Serves 4. 

Nutrition facts: Calories 163, Total . • 

fat 1.7g; Saturated fat 0.3g; Cholesterol 

165 mg: Sodium 550 mg. 

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B2* The Observer/MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1997 

Welcome the year of the ox with Chinese specialties 

See related story on Taste 

front. 

STIR-FRIED BEEF WITH ORANGE 

1 pound boneless lean beef 

1 tablespoon darK soy sauce 

1 tablespoon rice wine or dry 

sherry 

1-1/2 teaspoons finely 

chopped ginger root 

2 teaspoons cornstarch 

2 teaspoons sesame oil 

1/4 cup peanut oil 

2 dried red chilies, cut in half 

lengthwise 

1 tablespoon coarsely 

chopped fresh orange peel 

2 teaspoons finely ground 

toasted Szechwan peppercorns 

(optional) 

1 tablespoon dark soy sauce 

1/4 teaspoon salt 

1/4 teaspoon fresh ground 

black pepper 

1-1/2 teaspoons sugar 

2 teaspoons sesame oil 

Cut beef into thin slices '2 inches 

long, cutting against the grain. 

Put beef into a bowl together with 

the soy sauce, rice wine, ginger, 

cornstarch and 2 teaspoons of 

sesame oil. Mix well and then let 

mixture marinade for about 20 

minutes. 

New Year 

Lastly, Chef Mike Yu does his 

noodle show, where diners can 

learn to make handmade Chinese 

noodles, a symbol of 

longevity. 

The courses at New Peking 

begin with soup, followed by traditional 

appetizers including 

shrimp, egg roll, chicken wings 

and barbecue spareribs. Several 

main courses include seafood, 

meat, chicken, pork and beef. 

"We'll also end with fish," Yu 

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Heat peanut oil in wok or skillet 

until very hot. Remove beef from 

marinade with slotted spoon. Add 

it to the wok and stir-fry for 2 minutes 

until it browns. Remove and 

drain in a colander. Pour off most 

of the oil leaving about 1 teaspoon. 

Reheat the wok over high heat 

and add dried chilies. Stir-fry for 

10 seconds, then return beef to 

wok, Add remaining ingredients 

and stir-fry for 4 minutes, mixing 

well. Serve at once. Serves 4. 

Recipe from Ken Horn author 

of "Ken Horn's Quick & Easy 

Chinese Cooking" and other 

Asian cookbooks. 

ORANQE-ALMOND CRISPS 

1 cup all-purpose flour 

1/2 cup cornstarch 

12 tablespoons (1 1/2 

sticks) unsalted butter, 

softened to room temperature 

1/2 cup confectioners' sugar 

2 tablespoons finely grated 

orange zest 

1 teaspoon almond extract 

1/2 cup finely chopped 

blanched almonds 

Sift together the flour and cornstarch 

. Process the butter and sugar in 

from page B1 

added. "But we only serve fillets." 

Offering its first new year's 

dinner is the recently opened 

Shangn-La in West Bloomfield. 

Owner Nancy Chan said ninecourse 

dinners will be offered 

beginning Feb. 7. She plans to 

have entertainment in form of 

the dragon dance, dating back to 

ancient China and invented to 

stop the spread of epidemics, but 

this part of festivals is purely 

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FRESH CHICKEN 

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a food processor fitted with a steel 

blade for 2 to 3 minutes, until light 

and fluffy. Add the orange zest 

and almond extract and process to 

blend. Alternately add the flour 

mixture and the chopped almonds 

in several additions, pulsing just 

until blended. Turn the dough out 

onto a large sheet of plastic wrap, 

wrap well, and chill in the refrigerator 

for about 1 hour, until firm 

enough to shape. 

Place the dough on a large sheet 

of aluminum foil and roll into a 

long snake-like piece about 1 1/2 

inches in diameter. Wrap in the 

foil and chill in the freezer for 1 

hour. 

Preheat the oven to 375 degrees 

F. 

Using a sharp knife, cut the 

dough into L/4-inch-thick slices. 

Arrange 1 1/2 inches apart on 

ungreased cookie sheets, and bake 

for about 10 minutes, or until the 

edges are golden. Using a spatula, 

transfer to wire racks to cool. 

Makes about 28 cookies. 

Cook's tip: "For two memorable 

variations, try substituting 

either grated lemon zest or 

vanilla extract and ground cinnamon 

for the orange zest. 

Recipe from: "China Express" 

by Nina Stmonds, IWilliam Mor- 

entertainment today. Prizes will 

also be drawn and a psychic 

palm reader will be at the ready. 

Always breathing in a fresh 

East Wind to Chinese cuisine is 

Mon Jin Lau where a one-day 

celebration is Feb. 10. Proprietor/chef 

Marshall Chin's "new 

Asian" style of cooking will be 

featured. After a dinner with 

two appetizer courses, a vegetarian 

spring roll and ginger garlic 

eggplant, diners will have two 

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SPICY CHICKEN AND SHRIMP 

1/4 pound medium shrimp. 

shelled and deveined 

1/2 pound skinless, boneless 

chicken breast halves, cut 

into bite-size pieces 

2 1/2 tablespoons cornstarch 

1/4 teaspoon pepper 

1/4 cup peanut oil 

2 scaliions. chopped 

1 small green bell pepper, cut 

into 3/4-inch squares 

1/4 cup soy sauce 

2 tablespoons hoisin sauce 

1 tablespoon brown sugar 

1 garlic clove, minced 

1 teaspoon grated fresh ginger 

1/4 cup chicken broth 

1 tablespoon cold water 

Mix shrimp and chicken with 1 

1/2 tablespoons cornstarch and 

pepper; set aside. 

In wok or 10-inch skillet, heat 

oil over high heat until hot. Add 

shrimp and chicken and stir-fry 

until shrimp is pink and loosely 

curled and chicken is white 

throughout, 2 to 3 minutes. 

Remove with a slotted spoon to a 

plate and drain, 

first courses, lobster in wonton 

and Asian pear salad. They can 

then choose one from a list of 

main courses including steamed 

Chilean sea bass in banana leaf, 

mandarin filet mignon with 

roasted pepper and fried rice, 

seafood in taro's nest or Pekingstyle 

roasted duck with scallion 

noodles. Save room, there's 

mango mousse for dessert. 

During dinner, magicians perform 

tableside and tarot card 

Drain off and discard all but 2 

tablespoons of oil from wok. Add 

scaliions and green pepper and 

stir-fry over high heat 1 minute. 

Add soy sauce, hoisin sauce, brown 

sugar, garlic, ginger, and broth. 

Stir 1 minute. Return shrimp and 

chicken to wok. 

Dissolve remaining 1 tablespoon 

cornstarch in cold water and stir 

into wok. Cook over high heat, 

stirring, until sauce boils and 

thickens, about 2 minutes. Serve 

immediately with hot cooked rice. 

Serves 3 to 4. 

Recipe from: "365 Easy One- 

Dish Meals" by Natalie 

Haughton (Harper & Row Publishers, 

New York, 1990). 

SWEET-AND-SOUR CHICKEN 

WITH PINEAPPLE 

1 1/2 pounds skinless, boneless 

chicken breast halves 

3 tablespoons vegetable oil 

1 large onion, cut into thin 

wedges 

1 large green bell pepper, cut 

into 3/4-inch squares 

2 tablespoons rice wine vinegar 

1 tablespoons cornstarch 

1 (20 ounce) can unsweetened 

pineapple chunks. 

jyice reserved 

readers tell fortunes. Afterward 

and outdoors, marshal arts studio 

students and instructors perform 

the lion dance and the 

whole spectacle ends with 

exploding firecrackers. 

At Oceania Inn in Rochester 

Hills, you can celebrate the newyear, 

which is 4695, according to 

restaurant manager Don Gin, 

Feb. 6-9. The traditional lion 

dance will be performed nightly. 

A gourmet nine-course new year 

2 tablespoons brown sugar 

2 tablespoons ketchup 

1 large tomato, cut Into 

eighths 

Salt to taste 

Using a sharp knife, cut chicken 

into strips or 1-inch squares. In a 

wok, heat 1 tablespoon cooking oil 

until very hot. Add onion and ~ 

green pepper and stir-fry over high 

heat until vegetables are crisp tender, 

2 to 3 minutes. Remove to a 

dish and set aside. 

Heat remaining 2 tablespoons 

oil until very hot. Add chicken 

pieces and stir-fry over high heat 

until chicken is white throughout, 

5 to 7 minutes. 

Mix vinegar and cornstarch; 

combine with juice drained from 

pineapple, brown sugar and •" 

ketchup. Add to wok. Cook, stirring 

constantly, until sauce clears, 

boils and thickens, 1 to 2 minutes. 

Return onions and green pepper to 

skillet. Stir in pineapple chunks. 

Cover and cook 2 minutes longer, 

until heated through. Stir in tomato. 

Season to taste with salt. Serve 

with hot cooked rice. Serves 4 to 6. 

Recipe from: "365 Easy One- 

Dish Meals" by Natalie 

Haughton I Harper & Row Publishers, 

New York, 1990). 

dinner, including roast duck 

meat soup, spring roll, Phoenix 

Chicken (crispy chicken garnished 

with ham), Nanking Ribs 

'marinated spareribs in a garlic 

sauce), shrimp cooked two ways, 

and dessert will be offered during 

the celebration. 

"Those who order the Chinese 

New Year dinner will receive a 

gift, and can have their photo 

taken with the lion," said Gin. 

Additional photos are $2 each. 

Hearty soup sure to satisfy 

See related story on Taste 

front. 

CHICKEN GNOCCHI (POTATO 

DUMPLING) AND PESTO SOUP 

Wine suggestions: Cambria 

Pinot Noir, Napa or Girard 

Chardonnay 

2 targe onions, diced 1/2inch 

4 carrots, diced 1/2-inch 

6 staik$ celery, diced 1/2inch 

1 pound sliced mushrooms 

3 leeks, white part diced 1/2inch 

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1 tablespoon crushed fennel 

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1 tablespoon thyme leaves 

1 tablespoon oregano leaves 

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broth 

1 large roasting chicken 

(approximately 5 to 7 

pounds) 

Salt and pepper to taste 

Pesto (this can be purchased 

at most supermarkets and 

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In a large stock pot (10-quart 

pot or larger), gently saute all 

diced vegetables in butter on medium 

flame. Do not brown. Add garlic 

and herbs, stir. Add chicken 

stock and bring to a simmer. Place 

chicken in pot and 

for approximately 1 hour or until 

meal is cooked at the bone. 

Remove chicken and let cool. 

Remove meat from carcass, julienne 

and hold for later. Skim fat 

from soup and bring it back to a 

simmer for another 10 minutes. 

Add julienne chicken back to soup. 

Bring to a simmer and drop gnocchi 

individually into broth. 

Let gnocchi rise. Turn down 

flame, taste and season if necessary. 

For service, ladle soup into 

individual serving bowls and 

spoon 1 teaspoon of pesto on top. 

This recipe makes approximately 

20 to 25 servings. 

Chefs note: Recipe can be 

halved easily by dividing all ingredients 

in half and using a 3-pound 

broiling chicken instead of the 

roasting chicken. 

Recipe from Chef Steven Allen. 

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cooking tips 

(NAPS) — Microwave oven 

cooking is so fast that it seems 

impossible to come up with ways 

to make it any more time-efficient. 

However, according to 

home economists from Whirlpool 

Corporation, there are a few 

things that can be done to speed 

up cooking and clean-up. 

• U«e covers on cooking utensils 

when possible to retain heat 

and moisture. The covers also 

help reduce splatters and 

decrease cleaning time. 

• Cook and serve in the same 

dish to cut down on preparation 

and serving dishes. 

• Thin foods cook faster than 

thick foods, so spread casseroles, 

vegetables, etc. in a shallow dish 

with straight sides for the 

fastest, most even cooking. 

• Place thicker areas of food 

(such as the meaty portion of 

drumsticks) toward the outside 

of a dish where they will receive 

the most microwave energy and 

cook the fastest. 

• Use the donut shape to cook 

foods. Foods cook slowest in the 

center By eliminating the center 

area, all portions of the food will 

receive the most energy and will 

cook faster and more evenly. 

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Quick bread: Cinnamon Carrot Bread has a spicy-sweet 

flavor and a good supply of nutrients that makes it a 

special breakfast treat or afternoon snack. 

Get busy making 

easy quick breads 

Busy cooks,love quick breads. 

They are easy to prepare and 

their intense flavors are a popular 

addition to any meal. Many 

traditional quick bread loaves, 

however, contain as much as a 

cup of oil or margarine. Fortunately, 

there are some great 

ways to make quick breads 

lighter that can boost their 

nutrition without reducing their 

flavor. 

While quick breads are easy to 

prepare and generally bake in 

under an hour, the "quick" refers 

to the fact that you need not 

wait for the dough of these 

yeastless breads to rise. Originating 

in the mid-19th century, 

quick breads are usually leavened 

with baking soda or a combination 

of baking soda and baking 

powder. 

The key to making the beat 

quick breads is not to overwork 

the dough or it will become 

tough. Before measuring the 

flour, fork-stir it in order to aerate 

it a bit. Then whisk the flour 

with the leavening agent*s) salt 

and any dried herbs or spices in 

your recipe. Add any fat or fat 

substitutes, such as nonfat 

yogurt or applesauce next. Liquids 

such as eggs, milk and 

vanilla should be beaten in a 

separate bowl, and then combined 

with the flour mixture 

using a few swift strokes. Spread 

the dough evenly into a loaf pan. 

Add texture and flavor to 

quick breads with crunchy 

chopped nuts. Make sure to use 

them sparingly, however, since 

they' are high in fat. Dried fruits 

provide flavor, as well as fiber, 

when added to bread batters. 

Avoid the temptation to cut large 

slices when serving quick 

breads, since calories still count 

even when the fat has been 

reduced. 

Low-fat quick breads have a 

slightly dry texture that will 

tempt you to serve them with a 

creamy spread like margarine or 

butter. You can add moisture 

and flavor without fat, by topping 

your bread with jam, fruit 

butters or preserves. For a richer-tasting 

low-fat spread, com- 

COOKING CALENDAR 

Send announcements for Cooking 

Calendar to Keely Wygonik, 

Taste Editor, Observer & Eccentric 

Newspapers, Inc., 36251 

Schoolcraft, Livonia, Ml 48150, 

or fax them to (313) 591-7279. 

IRISH COOKING SCHOOL 

Sponsored by the Metro 

Detroit Chapter Irish American 

Cultural Institute, 10 a.m. Saturday, 

Feb. 1, Coach House of 

the Botsford Inn, 28000 Grand 

River, Farmington. Preparing 

the Bounty of the Sea is the 

theme this year. The donation is 

$17 per person, includes buffet 

lunch, recipe book. Call (810) 

bine 1 cup of low-fat or fat-free 

cream cheese with 2 tablespoons 

each of finely-shredded carrots 

and radishes, 1 tablespoon 

chopped green onions, 1/8 teaspoon 

salt and 1 small, mashed 

garlic clove. 

Here's a recipe to try: 

CINNAMON CARROT BREAD 

1 cup raisins 

3/4 cup all-purpose flour 

3/4 cup whole-wheat flour 

2 teaspoons cinnamon 

1 teaspoon ground ginger 

1/2 teaspoon nutmeg 

1 teaspoon each baking soda 

and baking powder 


legg 

3 tablespoons vegetable oil 

3/4 cup low-fat yogurt 

1/2 cup packed brown sugar 

1 teaspoon vanilla 

1 cup finely shredded carrofs 

Topping: 

1 tablespoon rolled oats 

1 tablespoon oat bran 

Pour boiling water over the 

raisins and let them stand for 5 

minutes: drain thoroughly. Meanwhile, 

combine the all-purpose and 

whole wheat flours, cinnamon, ginger, 

nutmeg, baking soda, baking 

powder, sait and raisins; set aside. 

In a large bowl, beat the egg 

until fluffy; beat in the oil. Mix in 

the yogurt, sugar and vanilla; stir 

in the carrot. Add the flour mixture 

and stir until it well combined. 

Pour the batter into a 

greased or wax paper lined 8 by 4inch 

loaf pan. 

Topping: Combine rolled oats 

and oat bran; sprinkle over the 

batter. Bake in a 350 degree F. 

oven for 50 to 55 minutes or until 

a toothpick inserted into the center 

comes out clean. Let the bread 

stand for 5 minutes. Remove the 

loaf from the pan and let cool 

before slicing. 

Each of the 13 slices contains 

166 calories and 4 grams of fat. 

Recipe and information from 

the American Institute for Cancer 

Research. 

540-6687 for reservations. 

HGREAT MEALS — COOKING AND 

NUTRITION SCHOOL 

Metropolitan Adventist School 

Auditorium. 15585 Haggerty 

Road, (north of 5 Mile Road) 2-6 

p.m. Sunday, Feb. 23, Each participant 

will receive a vegetarian 

cookbook loaded with practical 

ideas and recipes. A delicious 

vegetarian buffet will be served. 

Suggested donation $15 per person. 

$25 for couples. Taught by 

Natalie Weaver, Dr. Arthur 

Weaver, and Jeannie Weaver. To 

register, call (313) 531-2179 or 

(313) 495-0538. 

Kiwifruit salsa colorful 

AP — Kiwifruit and golden 

tangerines are the basis for a 

versatile and colorful Kiwifruit 

Salsa. The ingredients are quick 

and easy to combine. Chill 

briefly before serving. 

Serve the salsa as a dip with 

tortilla chips, toasted pita bread 

triangles or warm tortillas. Or 

use as a sauce over grilled or 

baked halibut or swordfish 

steaks, chicken or roasted pork 

tenderloin. For a main dish, 

serve the salsa over warm flour 

tortillas filled with scrambled 

eggs. 

KIWIFRUIT SALSA 

3 to 4 Kiwifruit. peeled and 

diced (11/2 cups) 

2 medium tangerines or 1 

orange, peeled and diced 

1 cup peeled and diced jicama 

1/2 cup diced sweet red or 

yellow bell pepper 

1/4 cup chopped cilartro 

1 tablespoon hme juice 

1 tablespoon vegetable oil 

1/2 to 1 small jaiapeno 

pepper, minced, seeds and 

veins removed 


In a large bowl, combine all 

ingredients, mixing well. Chill 

briefly. Makes about 2 1/2 cup* 

Recipe from: California 

Kiwifruit ComminMion 

your ear. 

It's Sunday. 

Sunday mornings. 

This means no alarm clock clanging in 

no grabbing a quick cup of coffee before 

fighting the freeway. 

Sunday seems slower-paced for all of us, 

even if we don't have to dash out the door to 

work. It's a day to spend time doing what you 

want to do, not what you have to do. 

Like discovering what's happening right 

where you live. And beginning Sunday 

February 2, you can do just that because 

we've moved our Monday papers to Sunday, 

Your hometown newspaper will now 

be on your doorstep bright and early 

Sunday mornings. 

It'll be filled with some familiar features, 

a few new ones and some that you've been 

used to seeing on Thursday. It'll be like sitting 

down and spending what they like to call 

"quality time" with the whole town. You'll be 

able to make a career change, find a new 

place to live, plan your leisure hours, check 

the sales, a whole lot more, without feeling 

pressed for time. 

And here's another plus: on Monday 

morning, you'll be the one that starts the 

conversation with, "Did you read about..." 

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* Bedroom Ore* ranches, cotomals or 

cape cods with full basements, 

attached garages & copious ameni- 

Des m a woolen area Prices range 

from S 199.000 to 4249,000 

BRIAN 0« JIM 

DUGGAN 

RE MAX GREAT LAKES 

(8101 473^200 

Redford 

14 MILE/FARMINGTON $1792 

month with 5*4 down, lor sfunmng 

colonial w tatxjlous kitchen or, spec 

tacular corner lot 7 1 /4% APR. 30 

rears 

14 MILEXALSTEAD Just Reduced' 

Stai&morrth . baths fireplace, central aw 

$148,900 (313) 721-4002 

HILTON HEAD ISLANO 

OCEAN FRONT BY OWNER 

SAVEl 3 bedroom. 3 bath 2800 sq 

ft new air/heat, carpet*, panted m 

and out Great first second or rental 

home Save brokers lee $790,000 

Fax nqutnes 803-842-4456 

Farms' 

Horse Farms 

NORTH BRANCH, 

Horse lovers 20 acres. '4 mile oil 

blacktop N of Lapeer. 15 story 3 

Bedroom 1835 sq ft 2 Baths, a>r 

attached garage pone tug bam 8 

pole bam stalls 5 paddocks more 

$235,000 Appointment only 

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Condos 

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bath garage ai 

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less than 

810-626-4006 

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374 Manufactured 

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down payment Wii move if neces- 

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DELTA HOMES 

1 -800-968-7376 

aary. 

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New home 3 bedroom 2 bath, many 

upaades, low 5V down. APR 10 5 

360 months Hometown USA 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS - large 2 bed- 

room. 2 bath hreplacs washer dêr 

2nd Itoor Devon Square $71,000. 

Land contract available 810-594-9756 

RANCH IN desirable Westland neigh 

borhood 3 bedroom. 1'i Bath family 

room w.fireplace, 2 car garage, large 

comer lot Must sell By owner 

B-oLght new home $118,500 

(313) 721-1919 

Lakefront/ 

Waterfront Homes 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS - Lakefront 

Stunning Contemporary wgourmet 

kitchen 2 hreplaices, loft Master 

suite taccuxzi Beautiful acre 

wooded lot w/sandy beach Move-in 

Condition Listing with Agent next 

week $525 OOO 1810) 335-0844 

CLASSIFIEDS WORK 

CANTON - By Owner 2 bedroom 1 

bath, loft, fireplace, deck, basemen!, 

attached 1 car garage Built 1993 

$107 000 rat 3) 397-6017 

FARMINGTON HILLS- luxury 

detached condo. 3 bedrooms, TA 

baths walk out basement. $239,900 

By owner By appt 810-474-3118 

FARMINGTON HILLS (S£) 2 bed- 

room. 1 bath. 3rd floor, balcony over- 

looking woods, stream Tasle'uKy 

"decorated Move in Now Newer 

carpet. $49 900 (810) 356-7719 

$2600 Cash Back 

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PLUS $50 OFF 

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FOR 1 YEAR! 

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313-699-2026 

BEAUTIFUL 

PLYMOUTH 

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3 Bedroom. 2 bath Hvm room 8 

'arney room, central air fireplace, 

refrigerator, stove dahwaaftac, 

waaher.'dryer & glamour Beth with 

lets We could go on and on. You 

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central a*, (kehwaaher, stove, d»- 

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$36,900 double wide 1992 3 Bed- 

room 2 bath, central air retnger- 

ator. stove. disposal, 

entertainment unit, bay window, 

large deck 8 much more 

•MOVING OUT OF STATE" 

1995 2 bedroom. 2 bath carport, 

refrigerator, central air, stove, 

washer/dryer, snylighti 

NEW & EXISTING 

500 TO CHOOSE 

FROM' 

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313-454-4660 

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NEW DOUBLE FOR THE 

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HomeTown USA 

375 Mobile Bomes 

ARLINGTON. 1077, 14 x70. 2 bed- 

rooms, 1 bath new water healer ai 

appliance* 10x10 shed. In Now. 

$13 00Crt)*st 313-878-9971 

CANTON AREA Financing avak- 

acne Various 1970 mobie homes 

12x60. 2 bedrooma Ai need work, 1 

units have operating uMle* Price 

rang* front $2500 lo $6000 $600 

dowivtolal payment win lot rent - 

$523 Urvt paid oft withn 3 years 

(313! 721-1618 

CANTON AREA 

1995 16x80 wnyfshmgle 3 Bedroom 

2 baths' Loaded-repossesed 

$32 995 now only 

credt low down (3 

$13.995-easy 

113) 433-5462 

MASION. 1967. 14 X 60. good cond- 

Bon, MN set-up Ptymoulh area 

Ready tor occupancy $12,500 

Please call (810) 626-8405 

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IN YOUR NEW HOME 

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$476 a month, includes house 

payment & lol rent 

LITTLE VALLEY HOMES 

810-474-6500 

I0*i down. 240 months at 

$274 

1025 APR 

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MOBILE HOME • 1977, 14 .70' 

Many new updates 2 bedrooms 

Priced to sell $9500 

313-397-8958 

OWN YOUR own home lor approp- 

riately $475 a month m the Westland 

Meadows Mobile Home Par* A must 

sei Can (810! 588-6323 

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THREE BEDROOM 2 bath 

includes. Ml appliances Motivated 

seller $24,500'be st . 

(517)223-3663 

376 Bones Under 

Construction 

SOUTH LYON New construction 

This home has it air Spacious 2.850 

SQ ft colonial Offers 3 car garage 

master suite wrth jetted tub central 

air much mora Situated on a pre 

mii*n double wtde lot on Nichwagh 

Lake m Pembrooke Crossing 

$294 900 A J Van Oyen Builders 

(810) 486-2930 (8101 229-2085 

EARMINGTO* HILLS 1993 Century 

40*26 3 bedroom. 2 bath. Mover 

'riage.'dishwasher'garbage disposal 

Deck $33 500 (810) 476-6923 

FOUR 

BEDROOM HOME 

Only $32,990 CENTRAL OUTLET 

1-800-432-2525 Open 7 says 

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(W* 464-4117 

rights on Woodward Avenue 

$1 700 OOkno Contact Chrts at (810) 

5*0-8833 tor kjrther a«u.iie8on 

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opportumiy ooa«ancy 

2000 sq ft at 566 Wood*awl Av* 

SoeNaaoaled. Nay tomahad buMm 

a Morage area* kachan 

Mor i sin* Covered 

810-540-5870 

DEARBORN Othce'Werehou** 

1100 soft olilce with 2 Deai* e«c»j 

stve pertang. naehenette —Mi 

occupancy 2*00 aq It werehaw 

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house $70(Vmo (S1# 274-S8N 

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313-281 1211 

LIVONIA OFFICE SPACE 

200 lo 1,000 sq it Ful senna 

Close lo nxpreeswsv* 

HHI 422-1380 

METRO WEST industrial Park. 

3 000-4 000 tea tomahed Easy 

1-275. M 14 I ai 

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3) 454-1100 

DOWNTOWN BIRMINOKAM 

On Ma parking CM 

meoewient 810-540-6288 

FAMMM0T0N MU8 

1800 a%. * oMce Perteri lor real 

siermgl $1290 per mcnei Mm 

dels occupancy (810) 47* 2928 

a m 

NORTHWESTERN 8 12 MILE 

OentaklutoOeaL 

Office Suite 

1500 eq« 

Ai electric i tm m rdmn *we 

REDFORD TWP. 

24350 JOY ROAD 

OFFICE SUITES 

AVAILABLE 

520 sq * 83* sq * 

Frst or Second Floor location* 

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noudmg bknd* Rent 

incmdas *• uttmes 

CbHIHEl) REALTY, NC 

(810) 471-7100 

B e d f o r d TWP. x 

3 or 4 room tuaas avetabW 

PnvaM entrance 8 bathrocm 

views BeeuMjay dacoraied 

inck*»ng OSnda 8 uMBaa 

CfcHIHHl) REALTY NC 

(810) 471-7100 

"NEW" LISTINGS 

From REAL ESTATE ONE 

BEAUTIFUL CONTEMPORARY 

LIVONIA 

Elegant living' Loaded w/crown & wood mold- 

ings. 4 baths, custom kitchen & bathrooms, 

marble fireplace, vaulted ceiling. Vndersen 

windows. 2 furnace*, quality aitf luxury 

everywhere' 

$329,900 VI9074 

SPARKLING BRICK RANCH 

LIVONIA 

Cathedral ceiling in Great room, doorwalls in 

matter and dining area. 2V4 balhs 11 in 

basement), extra large 2 5 car garage, all thia 

plus a big lol! 

$154,900 B 28648 

THIS ONE WILL NOT LAST!! 

DEARBORN HEIGHTS 

Extremely desirable River Oaks Ranch Prime, 

larger lot Huge kitchen two doorwalls to covered 

patio, newer windows, coved ceiling and fireplace 

in living room, built-in appliance* stay , 

$134,900 R 20102 

HONEY PACK OUR BAGS! 

REDFORD 

Just move right tn this three bedroom brick 

Ranch" Newer window*, carpet, furnace, and 

C/A. Finished basement glass enclosed Florida 

room and garage 

$93,311 HllSfil 

810-3S3-9010 

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6B(*) Classifications 400 to 400 O&E Monday, January 27, 1997 

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4595 pe< mc rKtudmy carpol »erti- 

cats. all appliances 

Enter oti F'eeoom Rfl W o« 0'C-ard 

Ld>e Rd S of Grano Rive- 

(810)478-1437 1810)775-6206 

DON'T RENT 

HERE! 

Unless You Love 

• Spacious. Charming 

Living Space 

• Prom pi Courteous 

Service 

• Sfjectacu ar Location 

in Beautiful Birmingham 

• Short Term Leases 

Available 

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BUCKINGHAM MANOR 

2 bedrooms - 1 5 baths 

Pets Welcome 

v 810-649-6909 > 

Birmingham/Troy Area 

Bloomfield Orchard Apts 

Lcca'eO *> Aueum HiBs Spacious I ! 

bedroom apartments 'ram $515 ' 

mduOa leal gas water A twnOs. plus 

lajndiy facilities & more Snort term 

Fut is«ed units avaiiacie Hours 9-5 

dosed Tliurs 4 Sun, Sat Cv appt 

(810) 332-1848 

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FAIRWAY CLUB 

Golfside Apts 

1 8 2 Bedroom 

Free Golf 

Hea! & Hot Waler Free 

Carport Included 

313-728-1105 

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JOY RO . E ol 1275 

$200 Rebate" 

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From SS25 

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LEASES AVAILABLE; 

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$475 

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(313) 455-7200 

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Luxury Apartments 

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From $565 

Call Today 

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TWO BEDROOM 

APARTMENT HOMES 

i individual Enhances 

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• Gas Fireplace 

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• Mc*Mcred Firs & 

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ORCHARD 

CREEK APTS 

(810) 557-0040 

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Apartment* 

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FARMINGTON HILLS 

RENT FROM $1 075 

1500 sq ft 2 4 3 beoroom 'own- 

houses Tl balhs spacious master 

t>ed"oom s jite Washer d'ye' Winds 

& com S44C "onfrny 

GARDEN OTY TERRACE 

f313i 522-0480 

LIVONIA I oed'ocxh i'udw upwf • 

one person S40C per monr' i-u- 

5400 decosn .-ti"ii«s include*.! Ca> 

313-425-3301 

LIVONiA 

FAIRFIELD ARMS 

1 BEDROOM S495 

Amendies nciude 

• Heal 4 water 

• Appliances 

• Caielmg 4 Blinds 

• Laundry "aciiites 

• Storage 

• Cace -easy 

• Air condXron ng 

• Private DSt-ita'ony 

• Sec .nty COrwnons area 

• 24 hou' emergency s«~.-ce 

313-261-0288 

'495C F»eld 

Be*w«ei Famvngtoi"! 4 Merrimar 

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Macfcson Haunts 

GREAT APTS. 

GREAT 

LOCATIONS 

RENT 

INCLUDES 

Heat ,& 

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6 rronth or l year lease Well mam- 

taned Newiy decorated Features am 

cc-dihonmg re'-igerator. range 

sm>e defectors, laundry faoiites 4 

eitra storage Swimming Pool Cable 

available 

1 & 2 Bedroom Apts 

LEXINGTON 

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Small Pet Section 

F-om S505 

r-7S and 14 M.-e 

Ooposrte Oakland Ma;i 

585-4010 

PRESIDENT 

MADISON APTS. 

From S510 

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Just S ol Oakland Ma' 

585-0580 

HARLO APTS. 

From 5495 

War-en Mc" 

West Sr-de ol Mound Rd 

juV N o< 13 Mue 

Cpposite GM Tech Center 

939-2340 

Livoma 

FRANKLIN SO APTS 

FRCHK S545 

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AFFORDABLE LIVING 

Great location plus much mce' 

5 Ml 4 MIDOLEBELT 

313-427-6970 

LIVONIA S 

FINEST 

LOCATION 

Merriman corner 7 mile 

Near Livoma Mall 

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477-9377 Office 775-8206 

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810-624-0004 

Pc-ntiac Trail 

i between West & Beck Rds I 

Da y 9-6 Sal 10-2 Sun tt-3 

| NOVI ti Mile 4 Meadowbroo* 

' C O M E O U T O F 

THE C O L D 

[ nto Out spacious I or 2 bedroom 

apartments wir* -overs'/ed ''joins 

*'u«e k-1cnens aburyjant c>ose! 

^pace and MUCH MORE" 

I From S595 EHO 

Ask About Our 

Secu'«y Deposit Specia- 

TREE TOP 

MEADOWS 

_[810) 348-9590 

| PARK Beautiful 2 bedrooms 

reti iterator 4 slove carpeted 

v water furnished riK;e area 

I5 Cai alter 3pm 

810-399-8170 

There's No Place 

Like H o m e 

At 

Woodridge 

Apartments 

Reward yoursett with 

• Prompt Courteous 

Service 

• Comfortable Floor Plans 

• Convemenl Location 

• SHORT or LONG Term 

Leases 

STARTING 

AT $565 

WITH SPECIAL 1 

We're Waiting 

to Welcome You' 

1 & 2 Bedrooms 

Pets Welcome 

(810) 477-6448 

. 'Limned wne scec-ai . 

Oa« Park 

Lincoln Towers 

A Fi-e'idty Homey Atmosphete 

Studios 1 4 2 Bedrooms 

fom S45C 

. its' • Air conditioning . Appliances 

•êluding D'snwasnet 4 Disposal • 

Caneting • Activit.es • Community 

Room • TV 4 Card Rocm • Exerc-se 

4 Sauna Rooms • Storage Area • 

Hea'ed Swimming Pool 

-ncoin Rd at Greenfeid 

Mo- -F- 8 30am-5 00pm 

810-968-0011 (Sal 10-5pm) 

EaA Hwjsrfvg Opouiînity 

OAK PARK 

NORTHGATE APARTMENTS 

Studio 1 4 2 Bedroom Ap«s 

Stan at S415 Free Base Cable 4 

Heal included Swumming Poc" 

T ennis Courts 4 Much More 

Call now 810-966-8688 

.ocated on 10 - Greenfield 

PLYMOUTH 

bedroom ranch-style apartments 

Pnncefoh Court Apts Call 

1l-6pn Mon-Fr. 3 a spacious apt iocaied| 

guat maiutas from downtown _ 

•Rtymouth Heaf 4 water included I 

• --•» a part ol our convtlunty • 

Can 3^>455-^4^ ^ 

MADISON HEIGHTS 

OPEN WEEKENDS 

FREE HEAT 

Clean, spacious i Bedroom Waai 

lo Oakland MM $525 

Chatsford Village 

John R Between 13 a 14 Mae 

810-588-1486 

NORTHVKLE Charmng oommu 

n^neaaed «i wooded maarmoa 

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APARTMENTS • 

EXCITING 

SENSATIONAL 

TOWNHOME 

Envoys LMng Wea 

MUST APPRtClATE 

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NOVI RIDGE 

1 a a e 3 Bedrooms 

810-349-8200 

^ Plymouth 

Hills 

Apartments 

746 S. Mill St 

Between 

Arm Amor Tr/Ann Arbor Rd 

e 1 4 2 Bedrooms 

• Washer/Dryer m eacfi unit 

u Treaim 

• Window 

e Disnwasher 

e Air Conditioned 

e Walk lo Downtown 

e Easy Access lo 1-275 

$530 

Open 12-5 313-455-4721 

Mon iTKU Fn. 

M M I M g - l 

start $aoo 1 mm. 

M U M Deal A MM. 2SS-0073 

PLYMOUTH 

MANOR 

PLYMOUTH 

HOUSE 

APARTMENTS 

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1 ?•' 

tram the twHOOi 

S *°°F& C 

SoutMWd 

Country Comer Apis. 

We re BIG on Soma Feet 

1 Bedroom 1100 aq fl 

2 bedroom 1300 aqfl 

3 Bedroom a Bwrnome 1800 sqa 

balcony health Outwpooi 

Close to a^mmghem EHO 

Let us lax you our brochure 

810^*7-8106 1-800-380-6866 

30300 Southfield Road 

L (Between 12 a 13 Mae) A 

Large t bedioum 

SOUTHFIELD 

FREE HEAT. 

12 MILE a LAHSER 

TWVCK INGHAM VALLEY 

810-355-2047 

lafurnished 

NEW YORK STYLE 

SOUTHFIELD ADORESS 

OPEN WEEKENDS 

Large 1 a 2 bedrooms with waJk-«i 

ciosets. 2 baths attended gatehouse, 

monsorad alarm tuny appkanced 

kachan. social actmbes pnvate car- 

port, elevators, poor and elegant clu- 

Broom Short walk to Harvard Row 

Center 

ADULTS OVER 50 

Rent from $706 

LAHSER RD N OF 11 MILE 

PARKCREST 

(810) 353-5835 

SOUTHFIELD I FRANKLIN 

RENT FROM $1,410 

OPEN WEEKENDS 

2 or 3 Bedroom specious town- 

nouses elegant formal dmmg room a 

great room natural fireplace, 2-4 

baths, master bedroom suae, M 

basement 2 car attached garage 

WEATHERSTONE 

TOWNHOUSES 

(810) 350-1296 

Franklin Rd. S of 13 Mile 

SOUTHFIELD 

LESLIE TOWERS 

APARTMENTS 

Large 2 Bedroom 

Apts. from $601 

Including heat 

Ask about our 

Senior Citizen 

Discount. 

Features include complete 

kitchen even microwave, 

carpeting, verticals Car- 

port. pool exerciselectivity 

rooms Additional storage & 

laundry facilities on all 

floors Pnme location 

810-356-2700 

25701 W. 12 Mile 

SOUTHFIELD 

LOW MOVE IN 

COSTS 

1 Bedroom Apartments 

$565 

Heat Included 

Hidden Valley 

Apartments 

810-358-4379 

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Southfield 

WINTER 

SPECIAL 

Only $300 

Security Deposit 

Apts starting al $685 

• Pnvale patio or balcony 

• Multiple floor plana 4 sizes 

• Soaring vaulted ceiling 

• Covered carport 

• Wood-burning fireplace 

. In-home washer'dryai 

• Morulored intrusion alarm 

• Nature 4 walet views 

Choose your OPTIONS and 

come see how our STANDARD 

teatu-es meet your tirst-ciass 

standards 1 

THE LAKES 

On 12 Mae Between 

Northwestern 4 Telegraph 

(810) 356-6570 

OPEN DAILYI 

SojtTi Lyon 

BROOKDALE 

Apartments 

in 

Sensational 

South Lyon 

• 1 S 2 bedroom 

Apartments 

• Carports 

• Fabulous location 

• Social activities 

CALL NOW!! 

810-437-1223 

Mon -Fn 9-5 

SOUTHFIELD 

PARK LANE ... 

The Perfect Place to Call Home 

" Ca« Today For Specials " 

One and Two bedroom apartments 

featunng pnvate entrances washer 

and dryer in each unit, sett cleaning 

oven set defrosting refrigerators, 

blinds, walk-m closets, patiorbaicony. 

fee carport, tennis court and swim- 

ming pool Great location wflh easy 

access to ma|0' expressways Luxury 

at an unbelievable pnce 

810-355-0770 

On CIVK Center Dnve Between 

Telegraph 4 Lasher 

Southheid 

ROYAL OAK DOWNTOWN 

Spacious 1 4 2 bedrooms walk-in 

Closet FREE HEAT bunds Ou«1 

community walk to shopp^g 4 enter- 

tainmenr. Rent from $570 

11 MILE 4 MAIN AREA 

LAFAYETTE COURT 

810-547-2053 

ROYAL OAK/TROY 

Doggy, doggy where *na you We" 1 

At Amber Apartments 

Permission rney give 1 

(810) 280-1700 

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SPECIALS 

2 Bedroom/ 

2 Bath 

From 

$685.00 

FRANKLIN 

RIVER 

APTS. 

3 5 6 - 0 4 0 0 

TROY 

SOMERSET AREA FROM $550 

Stuoio and spacious i a 2 bedroom 

apartments Amenities include 

• Owner Part Heal 

• Laundry Facilities 

• Balconies or Patios 

• Intercoms 

• Oshwashers 

• Disposals 

• Air Conditioning 

• Wmdow Treatments 

Close To Shopping 4 Expressways 

VILLAGE APARTMENTS 

(810) 362-0245 

" T S o y " " ! 

400 Aprtacola/ 

Unfnnuihed 

Wayne 

$299 Moves You In 

SpaCKua 1.243 bedroom apts 

t Bedroom from $505 

2 Bedroom from $585 

• Free Heal 

• Free Walet 

• Extra Storage 

• Huge Closets 

• 24 Hr Maintenance 

• Dishwashers 

WAYNE FOREST 

APARTMENTS 

(313) 326-7800 

Westland Estates 

On Wayne Rd S Of Warren Rd 

Spacious 1 bedroom 

700 sq. ft - S455 

Pnce shown is lor 1 yi lease 

Snorter leases available 

Great locationitiealwater'pool 

Bands/ainVio pets 4 much w e 

313-722-4700 

Westland 

Forest Lane 

Apartments 

6200 North Wayne Rd 

STUDIO - $420 

1 BEDROOM - S4S0 

2 BEDROOM - S500 

SENIOR DISCOUNT 1 

Amenities include 

• Heat 4 water 

• Carpeting 4 binds 

• Apoliances 

• Laundry (acuities 

• Pool 4 aw co«Woning 

• Walk-in closers 

• Dishwashers «i seeded units 

• Cable available 

On Wayne Ro ^Bteer' 

Fo'd 4 Huniet"^ 

313-722-5155 

WESTLAND - large 2 beo- 

oom apartment neat 4 

walet included $475 pe' 

mo Call now 4 receive 

50N oil first months rent (with 

approved credit! Section 8 okay 

313-326 9006 

W. BLOOMFIELD 

COME HOME TO 

SILVERBROOKE 

VILLA APTS. 

2 Bedroom 

Apt. & Ranches 

From $759 

All units include garage 

w/opener. modem GE 

appliances & more 

storage space than you. 

can fill 

1 & 2 yr leases avail-, 

able Ask about our 

Senior citizens 

discount 

Located at 

Maple Rd. 

between 

Halsted & 

Haggerty 

Open for your 

convenience 

Monday thru 

Sunday 

For more info, 

call 

810-624-3388 

CLEAN OUT The Attic 

Clean The Garage 

Have A Sale' 

Call 313-591-0900 

SUNNYMEDE I 

APTS. I 

1 & 2 Bedroom Apts | 

Enjoy luxury living at • 

affordable prices 

• starting at $630 

I 6 mo. leases available I 

561 KIRTS I 

Close io 1-75 

I 1 stock S ot Big Beave- I 

Between Ltvemots 4 Crooks • 

810-362-0290 

Troy 

THREE OAKS 

{ Enjoy country Irving in one ol out 2 

! ted room'i bath ranch style apart- 

| trents Spaoous closets and storage* 

| pantry -oom All electric kitchens 

i incmAng dishwasher Neutral carpet. 

Winds and a tree caiport Ameruties 

I exercise room, tennis courts, pool and 

voaeyBali court 

Cai Today - Dont Delay 

Only a Few Av enable 

810-362-4088 

ear 

SOUTHFIELD 

Iw spacious 

apartments Convenient 

location Can today for more details 

WAKEFIELD APTS 810-356-3780 

SOUTHFIELD 

WILLOW PARK 

APT. 

Large studio & 1 

bedroom apts. 

from $463 

Ask about our 

Senior 

Citizen Discount. 

Features include com- 

plete kilchen. even 

microwave, carpeting, 

verticals. Caiport, pool, 

exercise/activity rooms. 

Park/Picnic Area 4 

Sportscourts Prime 

location 

810-356-7878 

28675 Franktin Rd. 

security dapoM 

love. tndoe lauitty 

nouded SSSOMl $275.* 

313-S0S-O3S7 

TELEGRAPH a 7 MILE 

1425 luc 21 

•625 a up Studo $380 

313-534-9340 

Walled Lake/Novi 

1 & 2 bedroom 

Apartments 4 Townhomes 

Spacious, air. Bands, pool, 

dishwasher, storage 4 laundry 

$799 moves you m 

includes 1st mo, rent 

(810) 624-6606 

Waited Lake 

WALNUT 

• RIDGE 

APARTMENTS 

1 Bedroom. $510 

2 Bedrooms 

starting at $550 

W«h Approved Cre« 

$25 Appkcalion Fee 

SENIOR DISCOUNT 

A WINNING COMBINATION 

SPACIOUS APARTMENTS 

LOCATION • GREAT VALUE 

Cai May To Gel A 2-Sedroocn Apartment With First Month s Rent 

W G O D C R E S T 

23638 CIVIC CENTER DRIVE • (810) 350-9053 

• Heat a water 

• ANewburgn 

rt-EStlAMQ 

ORCHARDS 

OF NEWBURGH 

APARTMENTS 

Spaoous 1 i 2 

.Bedroom Koorplsns 

(313) 729-5090 

' $5 FF UN-THURS ^ 

* TEL-96 INN 

313-535-4100 

_ Low 0e«y a Weekly Rates _ 

| OusKty Rooma - Maid Service I 

Pnone HBO ESPN 

JeWCLOW MOTEL 313-721 1220^ 

Duplexes 

SOUTH-LYON 1 bedroom 

non-smokirw elf condition 

washe' S520 plus utilities 

(313)451 2444 

TROY DUPLE* 

2 Bedroom, 1'4 Bath, central ait, 

weshsr dryer, carport $750 

Cam 810-375-9138 

PLYMOUTH (cityl large 'urnehed 

studo spartmem Dole 10 I own, oil 

street parking, 147STTIO • deposit 

Owner pays al utumes 313-434-6686 

ROYAL OAK 

DOWNTOWN 

Fu»y turmsned studio apartment, m 

quiet secured complei S450 month 

plus secunty deposit You pay elec- 

tnc. we pay heat 1 No pets Laundry 

facilities Oil-street perking ava laB'e 

Minimum income requirement, 

525,000 (810) 258-6200 

WAYNE ALL uUkUM Near 

Iransportatiofi (313) 728-0739 

WESTLANO 2 Bedroom central air 

ail appliances immaculate M50. 

1st ten 4 security 34590 John 

Hauk. FordWiWwood 810-463-6197 

UnbelieiHible... 

when the paper came 

out I recieved at 

lean 75 - 100 calls 

before 12 noon! I 

could haiv rented 

the house 10 times 

that day!" 

]M,Keego Harbor 

Out classified iclei 

people ore waiting to 

hear from you... 

tor more Information 

pleoM can 

WAYNE 

313-591-0900 

OAKLAND 

810-644-1070 

BOCHEStH/SOCHESlB 

I HIUS 

810-852-3222 

OARKSTON/UX! OBION/ 

OXfOK) 

810-475-4596 

Irtrnlrir 

(Dbsrrorr F) 

cullllll»"i 

BLOOMFIELD TW - 4 bedroom 

occupancy HB 

(6101 540-8633 

tlBOOfmo Cai Ome al 

tor turner into 

BRANDON TWP - Bu* m 1991 Fin- 

iened beeament. 3-4 bedrooma 

appliances large deck Wood. 2.5 

acres S1750 pei mo KESSLER t 

CO 18101 288-5009 

How* 

F ARMINOTON HILLS 1»/ 

igtan - FreeNy painted 4 bed 

ostor-al. 2300 sq*.. beige 

*a Beihs. cooktop kachan 

floor. 2 car. dr. >1975mo 

D a H PNOPEMES 110-737-4002 

Cherry HM E 

FARMINGTON HILLS. 4 bedroom. 

2* 6Mh. eherp contemporary 2 oar 

attached geraga. many >4>gradee. 

beak to wo 

RENTAL PROS 10101 356-RENT 

CANTON 4 Other suburbs 

CORPORATE 

TRANSFEREES 

For your RELOCATION NEEDS 

Call D 4 H PROPERTIES 

810-737 4002 

CLARKSTON - 3 bedroom ranch 

Dining. Irving room, fenced, pets 

negotiates I7S0.WO 

RENTAL PROS (810) 373-RENT 

COMME RCE - 4 bedroom ranch fire- 

place 1VI balhs appaanoaa. base- 

ment. deck 2'» car garage $1060. 

RENTAL PROS 18101 373-RENT 

COMMERCE Huron HHls-Shaip 

1996 brick contemporary, tsl floor 

master, jecuir great room, cathe- 

dral ceiling hardwood foyer, kitchen, 

air 2520 sq*! wooded lot $280 saa-eooo 

' S O U T H F l E L D 

Low Move In Costs 

BELLEVILLE DETROIT, Royal Oak. 

Lincoln Park, 2. 3 & 4 bedrooms 

Vacan homes 4 apts Kos pels ok. 

Hasenau Co 313-2730223 

DEARBORN HEIGHTS Condo - Ann 

Arbor Trail 4 Evergreen Extra clean 

1 bedroom, appliances $450 mo 

Ron Cox Realty (313) 533-6758 

FARMINGTON 1 bedroom condo 

appliances heat and water Included; 

$650( month TRW creek! cneck and 

secunty (313) 541-7230 

-WESTLAND 

'.WAYNE I FORD RD 

Spaaoua I and 2 bedroom courtyard 

apartments located near shopping 4 

eipretseays. Other amenities 

includ^: 

• Newly renovated kitchens 

• Carpeting 

• Free Hssl 

• A«r Conditioning 

• Window Treatments 

• Laundry Facilities 

1 Bedroom $470 2 Bedroom $500 

COUNTRY COURT APTS 

: (313) 721-0500 

WESTLANO 

WAYNE-FORO RO AREA 

Spaooua 1 and 2 bedroom courtyard 

apartments near shopping 4 express 

ways Other amenities nciude 

renovated kiicnens 


GOLF COURSE 

LIVING 

WITH £250.000 

CONDOS 

AT HALF THE PRICE!! 

ASK US HOW!!! 

ALSO move In by March 1st 4 

GOLF FREE for 1 year' 

For more details call 

810-477-0133 

FARMINGTON HILLS. 2 bedroom 

condo, 1 5 baths, car-port, -appli- 

ances tennis, pool $995m»Mh 

Call (810) 861-2015 

LIVONIA, 1 bedroom, Iwng - dining 

rooms, great storage caipet appli- 

ances, pool, porch, au, $575.'mo 

517-546-5977 

NOVI 

ished 

access, near 

3 Bedroom. V* baths fin- 

basement gsrage pool 

freeways IllOCmo 

(410) 347*610 

BERKLEY- 4 bedroom, J'e bath 

home in great neighborhood 

i'mo Available March 1 

$t,09S'mo 

Cam Slater Mgmt (810) 540-6288 

BERKLEY, quaml 3 bedroom. 

I bath,, 1100 sq, a horns 

Available now $820.'mo 

Call Sate- Mgmt 810-540-6288 

BEVERLY HILLS - 3 bedroom, 2 

belh, bnck ranch, stove tnoge 

washer 4 dryer, 2 car attached 

garage wopenei sunroom deck, 

newly remodeled, 13 Mile 4 Lahser. 

$1650 per mo plus utilities 

810-855-2992 lor showing 

BEVERLY HILLS - 3 Bedroom. 2 

bath bnck ranch stove (ridge, 

washer 4 dryei dishwasher central 

air. 2 car attached garage w,opener, 

sunroom. deck, newly remodeled 13 

Mile 4 Lahser $16S0 per mo plus 

utilities 010*55-2992 for showing 

BEVERLY HILLS - Lovely 3 bedroom 

Colonial 1 * bath Z.t car garage, fm- 

«ned basement All new interior, 

$l600mo plua t'4 secunty deposit 

810-335-9438 

BIRMINGHAM - 2 bedroom bun- 

galow all app'iances. kitchen 

updated new carpets SeSO/mo plua 

secunty deposrt (810) 626*650 

BIRMINGHAM - 3 Bedroom ranch 

across 'rom Park 2 car garags 

Wood floors updated kticnen does 

to town 1647 Sh*>man Available 

2 1 $1.500*secu«tty 810*47-5638 

Free Hest 

• Ajr Condllorwig 

• Window Ttestmi 

• Laundry FacNtiee 

1 BEDROOM $470 MONTHLY 

2 BEOROOM SSCO MONTHLY 

COUNTRY VILLAGE APTS 

. f|13) 721-0600 

WESTLAND WOODS 

; APARTMENTS 

Speoaua i and 2 bedroom apart- 

ments. Amenities mokxW 

. Ca deary 

• Owner PaW Heal 

• Poal 

• Laundry FacMes 

• Air ConMorang 

• CKm To Shopping 4 

EMWsewey 

• W»"R» TieaXientaMini Ban 

1 BeOObm $506 2 Bedroom $845 | 

13) 721-0500 

I t ' s A G r e a t 

D e a l ! ! ! 

Stan your New Year out in 

1*> 

Move In by January 31st and you 

first months rent Is only S g y 

Call For Details. 

FIND THE 

PERFECT 

APARTMENT 

IN ABOUT 

FAST 

EASY & 

FREE 

24 HOURS 

A DAY 

1 Bedroom 

Apartments 

From $525 

Heat Included 

Tel-Twelve 

PLACE 

A p a r t m e n t s 

(810) 355-4424 

Mon -Fn 9am-5pm 

810-351-0600 

APARTMENT 

HOTLINE 

• Search tor and locate Apartment* by 

price, area and size, simply follow the 

easy Instructions using your touch ton* 

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or get floor plans and specials by fax. 

FREE APARTMENT GUIDES 

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For information, call 810-355-5326 

T_ WAYNEWOOD APARTMENTS 



From $615 

H E A T I N C L U D E D 

Large I k 2 Bedroom Apartments 

FREE HEAT 

. rauiuiwii * ion or ciosm 

• VUTKAt KINDS • LXT*A STOftAU 

. HUUIATHIOOM • 2 BEOROOM HAS 

• fAHO oe 8ALCONT PtLliXt *rtCM* *• 

t l/I IA1H r—-l 

(313) 326-8270 1^ 

GREAT LOCATION 

F RANKL1N HILL 

APARTMENTS 

810-355-5123 

m 

Mon -Fri 9-5 Sal 10-2 

Low Move-in Costs 

Mlcowave & Window Treatments 

1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments 

From $4-65 

'•J M E A T I N C L U D E D 

MINES PARK 

/\ F>/\ F? T r v i e rvj - 

313-425-0052 

MON. FRI. 9 5 ^ 1 0 4 

Westland 

^HUNTINGTON ON 

THE HILL 

1 BEDROOM from $495 

2 BEDROOM from SS65 

• Heat Included 

• Spacious Suites • Dishwashers 

Outdoor Pool 

Central Air 

APARTMENT SHOPPERS GUIDE 

/r, 

ROCHESTER 

Park Setting 

Walk-in Closet 

(313) 425-6070 

Ann Arbor Trail, West of Inkster 

Daily 9-6; Sat. & Sun. 1 

0 A 

ikster / \ 

5955 Edinburqh. Canton 48187 • 2 blochv Easl of 275 

313-981-3888 


1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments 

F r o m S 5 3 0 

Heat Included 

WESaVMO 

CWOW - 

r $489* 

Free H«at/Hol Water 

Carpet ounnouee pool, aeok M 

Catse TV 

• PW UnM Al 

• BEDPOOM 

t KonooM 

A alahn 

w f e 

BLUE GARDEN APTS 

Cherry H> nee> Memmen 

m+t I Ism ft." • Sal. IOam-2 

Dee, iiem-ftcm • Sat I0am-2pm 

• CM tor dsUM S 4PPI 

72®-2242 

Situated wrthm 77 beautiful acres of 

par* and recreational paths- Four 

Seasons ol activity with comfortable 

living in a Oeirghtlul Farrmngton 

Hills neighborhood Excellently 

serviced and maintained 1 and 2 

bedroom apartments and townhouses 

Easy and quick access lo 1-96 and 

1-275 - direct routes to the airpdrt, 

downtown Detroit and 

Birmmgham/SouthlieW 

9 Mile Road • 1 V. miles 

west of Farmington load 

Wainers and Oryen « many apenmem 

A UZNIS DEVELOPMENT 

FARMINGTOAI CONOO 

LOW MOVE IN COSTS 


$775 

HEAT INCLUDED 

Knob In The Woods 

Apartments 

(810)353•G58B 

Or 

M o r - i a i y , 

Great Living • Super Value! 

«3c ofsdafe 

APARTMENT 

2 Bedroom 

1 Bedroom 

from $ 5 0 0 565 

$350 Deposit 

FREE HEAT and COOKING GAS 

Dishwashers • Vertical Blind* • 1 1/2 Baths 

Central Air • Pool • Laundry & Storage • Tennis 

Carport • Clubhouse • Cable Ready 

N e w b u r g h b e t w e e n .Joy A W a r r e n 

g (313)455-4300 

B e a u t i f u l 

PARKHAVEN MANOR 

Retirement Community 

•Live the lifestyle you deaerve" 

Great Services and Amenities 

\ Call Today 

iuioi4 78-4664 

• Ou*» On-ma Ownfl 

• Piamad AOMBaa and Ev«rn 

• On-a»« Beauty Satorv 

BartMtShop 

• Mm CMc 

• ton Trwwportaaon 

• Carport* AvaaabM 

• L«jndry & Houaakaapss 

Visit Ma Mon.-FrL MO «.m. to frOO p m. 

Sot Soon to 4:00p m. 

777 E. Woodward Height* • Ha/el Park 

or call at: (810) 545-0707 

TDD« (BOO) 649-3777 

tig 

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Ubrary 

Small P«W Welcome 

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momduaiiy Cortroaad HMI 

An ComtMrang 

24-Hr MorMomg Sarvca and 

Much Mora 

A P A R I M 

Located adjacent to naturally wooded Hints Park, 

economical, 1 and 2 bedroom apart menu arvd 

row n home* Comforrablc living with air 

conditioning, private b

Hsa» 

2^2 / LEASING PERSON 

~ Ful Fulnme wne Some expenence 

axoananca 

preferred Also Pail, ame 

APARTMENT LEASING 

CONSULTANT 

Ful nme posdion at Green HH Apartments 

ri Farmmglon HMe Opportunity 

to work With prolesnonai 

aparvnent managemem and markeang 

team Experience pretirred 

Call toi appointment at 

(313)565-9645 or lax reeume to 

(313I565-5607 

APARTMENT MANAGER 

COUPLE 

For targe suburban property management 

company Must have 2 year* 

experience n property management 

Apartment 8 uliMiis included Ca* 

Mon -Fn 9am-5pm 810-352-4043 

An Equal Opportunity Employer 

APPLY TODAY 

Packagers Needed 

For day 8 afternoon shifts 

Westland i Livonia areas 

Long-term 

No expenence necessary 

Adecccr 

APPLY TODAY - WCWK 

TOMORROW 

$i$ 150 00 BONUS $$$ 

Temp-To-H*a. 

Permanent 8 Temporary 

GENERAL LABOR POSITIONS 

Work m Metro-Oetrod s 

Flexible schedules, lop pay. 

great opportunities' 1 ' 

Apply in person Tues 8 Thurs. 

Between 9 AM & 11 AM 

29777 Telegraph Rd , Suite 13rt 

In the Onyx Plaza 

12 I 13 Mile Rds. oir 

the west side of Telegraphi 

BE SURE TO HAVE YOUR 

PICTURE I D. 

8 SOCIAL SECURITY CARD 

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SNELLING 

PERSONNEL SERVICES 

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SPORTS 

SCENE 

Scholar-athlete nominees 

The Michigan High School Athletic Association 

reported a record 2,456 applicants from 497 

member schools for Farm Bureau Insurance 

Scholar-Athlete Award, which presents $1,000 

scholarships in each sport. 

To be eligible, students must have a cumulative 

grade-point average of 3.5 Ion a 4.0 scale) 

and previously won a varsity letter in the sport 

in which they are applying. 

Here is a list of nominees from area schools: 

•Plymouth Canton — Jeffrey Ammons, boys 

tennis; Matt Ammons, boys soccer; Mary Anderson, 

girls basketball; Rachel Burt, girls cross 

country; Sarah Carson, girls softball; Nathan 

Copenhaver, baseball; Jessica Dumas, girls tennis; 

Scott McLane, football; Jennifer Parviainen, 

girls soccer; Angkana Roy, girls track; David 

Schacht, boys swimming; Cason Donte Scott, 

boys basketball; Sanjay Sharma. boys cross 

country; Amy Sonnanstine, girls swimming; 

Jason Vergari, boys track; Alyson Young, girls 

golf. 

•Plymouth Salem — Lisa Bacynski, girls soccer; 

Jennifer Nicole Bolton, girls cross country; 

James Chapman, football; Katie Collins, girls 

swimming; Mark Dettling. boys swimming, 

Brian Fox, boys golf; Kristin Kosik, girls track, 

gymnastics; Kristin Los. girls softball; Greg 

Mitchell, boys cross country; Kathryn Murines, 

girls golf; Lawrence Nunn, boys track; Ryan 

Rumberger, baseball; Maft Sarkesian, boys soccer; 

Suzanne Theodore, girls tennis; Laurel 

Weinman, girls basketball. 

•Plymouth Christian Academy — Kelly Hamlin, 

girls volleyball; Elisa Roseann Moore, girls 

track; Kimberly Rinzema, girls softball; Sarah 

Kay Sumner, girls basketball. 

Record-setter 

Plymouth Canton HS graduate Kari Jackson, 

a sophomore at Hope College, established a new 

school record for 10 dives on the 1-meter board 

Jan. 15 when she scored 380.50 points. 

Jackson's record eclipsed that of Laura 

Mihailoff (374.75), set just one week earlier. 

The record helped the Flying Dutch record a 

94-67 victory over Olivet College in a "telephone" 

meet — the result of the inclement weather, 

which forced each team to swim each event in its 

own pool, then phone results to each other for 

comparison and scoring. 

Hope improved to 3-0 in the Michigan Intercollegiate 

Athletic Association, 4-0 overall. 

otingrays reacn iinaib 

The Plymouth Midget AA Stingrays recently 

reached the finals of the North American Silver 

Stick Tournament, Jan. 17-19, in Sarnia, 

Ontario after earlier winning the Regional Silver 

Stick championship in St. Clair Shores. 

Members of the Stingrays, who also captured 

the Early Bird and Christmas tournaments, 

include: Brett Reinhart (forward), Jeff Lang (forward) 

and Marc O'Keefe (defenseman), all of 

Livonia; Gordy Smith and Justin Lilienthal 

(goalies), Westland; Austin Meibers (defenseman), 

Jason Perino (forward), Nik Derouin (forward!, 

Brad Feiler (forward), Matt Church 

(defenseman), Miles Meibers (defenseman), Clint 

Bonkowski (forward), all of Canton; Heath 

Marnon (forward), Redford; Ryan Ossenmacher 

(forward), Ryan Ward (forward), Northville; Dan 

Klacking (defenseman), West Bloomfield; Ryan 

Safran (defenseman), White Lake. 

The team is coached by Fred Feiler, Paul 

Safran and Chris Manery. The team is managed 

by Jim Reinhart. 

Double winner 

The Plymouth Lightning, an under-14 premier 

girls soccer team, gained a pair of first-place finishes 

in their indoor leagues. 

The Lightning were 7-1 in Southfield and 7-1 

in Ann Arbor. 

Team members are Marisa Biniecki, Melinda 

Broines, Jill Dombrowski, Sara Hiemerl, Sarah 

Holmes, Betsy Heubler, Aimee Jachym, Tina 

Lopez, Andrea Lorion, Megan Lukasik, Allison 

Mills, Betsy Radtke, Beth Sandusky, Nicole 

Schilk, Sara Schupra, Cynthia Stabnick and 

Amber Williams. 

The team is coached by Ken Hiemerl, Greg 

Schupra and Dan Schilk. 

Winning side 

One thing's for certain — this was no finesse, 

just for fun kind of hockey all-star game. 

In a hard-hitting contest pitting stars of 

tomorrow against each other, the Ontario Hockey 

League's West Division got the game-winning 

goal from Chris Hajt just 57 seconds into overtime 

to edge the East Division stars 5-4 Tuesday 

at the Barrie Molson Centre in Barrie, Ont. 

The Detroit Whalers were represented hy 

goalie Robert Esche. who started in the nets for 

the West. Esche was victimized for three goals 

before giving way to Patrick DesRochers midway 

through the second period, with the game tied at 

3-3. 

Esche made 11 saves in his pre-determined 

•tint in « oal - , ... . . 

Other goal-scorers for the West were Richard 

Jackman. Boyd Devereaux, Trevor Letowski and 

Jon Sim. - 

Tha game drew a standing room-only crowd of 

4,173. 

She (Dbs truer 

SPORTS 

INSIDE: . 

Wrestling, swimming, C2 ; 

College basketball, C2 

P/C C 

Vikes shoot past Salem 

BY BILL PARKER 

STAFF WRITER 

There was no sense of urgency 

just a strong desire to take a step 

up to the next level of play, which 

is 

is exi 

exactly what Todd Negoshian 

After being held scoreless in 

first quarter Friday, the junior 

, it guard exploded for 31 points 

in the final three quarters leading 

host Walled Lake Central to a 

thrilling 71-69 victory over state 

ranked Plymouth Salem. The win 

leaves Central and Salem with 

identical 4-1 records in the Lakes 

Division of the Western Lakes 

Activities Association. Westland 

John Glenn leads the division with 

a 5-0 ledger. 

-That was a big ball game," said 

Central coach Steve Emert, whose 

team improved to 7-2 overall. "It 

was a division game, too, and that 

puts us right in the thick of things. 

Our league is pretty even. There 

are a lot of good teams." 

With under seven minutes 

remaining in the game the Vikings 

had more to worry about than the 

league race as they found themselves 

trailing by eight points, 55- 

47. But a triple by Negoshian 

sparked an 8-0 run by Central and 

all of a sudden the game was tied 

at 55. 

Another triple by Negoshian 

with 2:50 left to play gave the 

Vikings their first lead since early 

in the third, 62-59. Salem's Andres 

Lopez answered with a threepointer 

of his own to draw the 

Rocks even at 62-62. The teams 

swapped baskets _ Matt Mair 

scored from inside and Jeff McKian 

nailed two free throws for Salem 

while Brad Burlingame hit a layup 

and Dave Cardinal sank two free 

throws for Central _ as the score 

remained even at 66-66. 

Negoshian finally put the Vikes 

ahead to stay, 69-66, when he rattled 

through his seventh tri 

tWTgame' With 3* 8 

play. Burlingame and Cardinal 

each split a pair of free throws to 

pad the Vikings' lead, 71-66, before 

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Lopez drained a triple at tne the 

* . ,» , . 

buzzer for the final margin of victo- Surrounded: Salem's Jeff McKian searches for a teammate to pass to against the su arm- 

W- ing Central defense. It wasn't too easy a task, but the Rocks played the Vikings evenly 

tura unop n right to the end, thanks in part to McKian's 14 points. 

3 

Canton free throws wreck Western's upset plans 

Plymouth Canton found out the 

same stuff about Walled Lake Western's 

basketball team that Plymouth 

Salem discovered three days earlier. 

And the Chiefs handled it the 

same way, too. 

A tight game from start to finish, 

Canton finally subdued the visiting 

Warriors Friday 50-42. The win 

improved the Chiefs' record to 7-4 

overall, 3-2 in the Western Lakes 

Activities Association. 

Western slipped to 3-7 overall and 

remains winless (0-5) in the WLAA 

• BASKETBALL 

Which is not indicative of the way 

the Warriors have played. Last 

Tuesday, they gave Salem — 

unbeaten in the WLAA at the time 

— fits before succumbing in the final 

minute to Rock free throws in a 

seven-point loss. 

It was much the same against 

Canton. "They just hung in there," 

said Chiefs' coach Dan Young. "We 

£ 

broke it open at the end with free 

throws, and we had a couple of 

defensive stops." 

According to Young, it was a tight 

game throughout. Canton led 21-20 

at the half and 37-34 after three 

quarters. 

The Warriors closed to within a 

point in the fourth quarter, but 

clutch free throws by Joe Cortellini 

(5-of-6 from the line in the fourth) 

and Nick Hurley (3-of-4) sealed their 

fate. 

Regaining form 

Rob Johnson's 16 points paced 

Canton's offense. Johnson also had 

five rebounds, three assists and two 

steals. Hurley finished with 14 

points and Cortellini had 10. Matt 

Ammons contributed seven points, 

10 boards, three steals and three 

assists 

Mike Massey's 13 points led Western. 

Wes Hazel had 10. 

Canton was without starting forward 

Donte Scott, who injured a 

knee last week and remains questionable. 

Rocks look sharp in dual-meet win over Canton 

mm rwm* «R BOL 1 

Soaring: Salem's Lindsay Hawraney 

has improved steadily — like her team. 

Comparing this year to previous years, one 

might assume that there's something terribly 

wrong at CEP. 

In season's past, either Plymouth Canton or 

Plymouth Salem were always among the state's 

elite in gymnastics. Canton was second in the 

state last year; Salem won a state title in '93 

after placing second the two previous seasons. 

Top-five finishes at state were common for one 

— if not both — teams. 

But times have changed. At present, neither 

Salem nor Canton are ranked among the top 10 

in the state. • 

Don't be overly concerned, however. Although 

they aren't the powers they have been throughout 

the '90s. both exhibited marked improvement 

at Wednesday's dual meet with teams that are 

trying to rebuild after suffering substantial losses 

following last season. 

Salem won the dual, 131.85-128.45, at Canton. 

It was the Rocks' first dual win over the Chiefs 

since 1994 

"I was pleasantly surprised," said Salem coach 

Pam Yockey. "I think we're borderline top 10." 

The Rocks' score against Canton, which came 

doae to matching their winning score at the Holt 

Invitational the previous Saturday, show» they 

have potential. However, Yockey warned that an 

uupcoming school trip to Washington, D.C. will 

take six of her gymnast* away for 10 days, and 

— —srwwnmarc* 

7 

Well-balanced: Canton's Liz Fitzgerald 

placed in the top six in all four events.

C2(PC) The Observer!MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1997 

North no match for Salem 

Plymouth Salem wrestling 

coach Ron Krueger has a philosophy 

about tournaments and 

dual meets. 

"I tell my kids the weekends 

are for them," Krueger said. 

"They can wrestle their way on 

the weekends, but the weekdays 

are for me. They have to wrestle 

. my way then, for the team." 

It's just another way of letting 

the kids know what's important. 

The weekly dual meets count 

on the record sheet and in the 

conference standings. The weekend 

tournaments and multiple 

dual meets are for sharpening 

your skills and having fun. 

Salem didn't fare well in a 

dual meet tournament Jan. 18 at 

Adrian, but you won't find it 

reflected in the Rocks' record, 

which stood at 6-1-1 Thursday 

after a convincing 76-6 thrashing 

of visiting North Farmington. 

"They have a lot of young kids 

• WRE8TUNQ 

and we've got a pretty decent 

team," Krueger said. "We had a 

lot of younger kids in the lineup. 

"But when you get your 

younger kids in there and they 

get an opportunity to go at it, 

you can't tell them. 'Don't go.' 

"There were a lot of close 

matches. And they could have 

gone the other way easily. We 

had some kids out, but the»others 

stepped in and did a nice 

job." 

North Farmington got its only 

points of the match via void. In 

the 215-pound weight class, the 

Raiders' Mike Stein (NF) won by 

void. 

Five weight classes went to 

Salem by void — Dan Morgan 

(112), James Green (135), Mike 

Popeney (1601, Jason Bedoun 

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One match went to a decision, 

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Salem took the other seven 

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Johnny Mervyn won in 1:58 over 

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Sam Boyd (130) put Asis Rohela 

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On the other hand, there was 

the lost weekend in Adrian. 

"We lost three dual meets," 

Krueger said. "We beat Monroe, 

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LakeVille and Clarkston. 

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they deserve a mention, especially 

since they were going against 

some really tough competition. 

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all four of their matches. 

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I tell our kids each week it gets 

stiffer." 

The Rocks went to Holt during 

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the weekend, "and they are the 

defending state champs. We're 

going with some of our young 

ones and some of our old ones." 

Included in the field were state 

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The results don't count now. 

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Canton falls 

Plymouth Canton's lower 

weight classes performed well 

Thursday at Western Lakes 

Activities Association foe Livonia 

Churchill, but the Chargers 

downfall in their 45-25 defeat 

were the upper weights. 

The Chiefs, now 2-2 in the 

WLAA, won six of seven divisions 

between 103 and 140. 

However, the Chargers captured 

everything else. 

Canton winners were: at 112, 

Vinny St. Louis on a pin of Brian 

Kramer in 49 seconds; at 118, 

Rob Lentz over Steve Vasloff, 10- 

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Dave Donnelly, 14-11; at 130, 

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The Chiefs host WLAA rival 

Northville Thursday before competing 

in the Observerland Tournament 

Saturday at Salem. 

Chiefs sink Hawks ; 

Plymouth Canton recorded its 

first dual-meet victory of the season 

by beating Farmington Hills 

Harrison Thursday 114-71 at 

North Farmington. 

Don't be misled by Canton's 1- 

2 record, however; the Chiefs' 

losses have been to Plymouth 

Salem and Ann Arbor Huron, 

both state-ranked teams. 

"We're coming along and I 

believe we're stepping on the 

border of being a very good swim 

team," Canton coach Kyle Lott 

said. 

The Hawks actually won seven 

of the 12 events, led by doublewinner 

Justin Barringer. Barringer 

won the 200-yard 

freestyle in 1:53.62 before taking 

the 100 freestyle in 52.57. 

Four different Chiefs recorded 

individual wins: Alex Roettgers 

in the 200 individual medley 

(2:08.45), Curtis Hornick in the 

50 freestyle (24.14), Pat Krause 

in the 100 butterfly (1:00.26) and 

Rob Brooks in diving (264.25 

points). 

The team of B.J. Page, Ryan 

Dahlman, Scott Mincher and 

Dave Schacht won the 200 

freestyle relay for Canton in 

1:39.33. 

Salem rocks Glenn 

Plymouth Salem coach Chuck 

Olson changed up his lineup 

Thursday as the Rocks faced visiting 

Westland John Glenn. 

The newcomers in the pool for 

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the Rocks responded well at • 

Salem swam by Glenn 132-52. • 

The Rocks (3-0) won 10 of the X 

12 events and received a pair of £ 

personal-beat performances. • 

In the 50-yard freestyle, Nick £ 

Corden's first-place time of 22.87 - 

waa his best ever. Later, Kevin - 

Crabill notched his personal best 

time in winning the 500 free in 

5:29 41. 

Otto Geiseman's 226.25 points 

in diving also was his best performance 

of the season. 

Salem's Brent Mellis also 

swam well with a pair of victories. 

Mellis took the 200 individual 

medley in 2:08.37 before winning 

the 100 backstroke in 

58.39. 

But perhaps the highlight for - 

the Rocks was the 200 free relay , 

team, whose winning time of . 

1:31.93 was a state .cut. The 

team included Andrew Locke, 

Kyle Petroskey, Jim Buchanan 

and Corden. 

Other individual firsts for • 

Salem were Petroskey in the 200 

free (1:51.28) and Mark Dettling 

in the 100 free (51.19). 

Salem also won the 200 medley 

relay with Mellis, Locke, Det- • 

tling and Corden (1:45.01) and 

the 400 free relay with Petroskey. 

Buchanan, Dettling and 

Corden. 

Oakland CC shocks Ocelots 

The major differences in Wednesday's battle for 

first place in the Eastern Conference between 

Schoolcraft College and Oakland Community College 

were rebounding and endurance. 

OCC had the edge in both — and on the scoreboard, 

posting a 63-58 women's basketball victory 

at SC. 

The win improved the Lady Raiders' record to 5- 

12 overall, 5-1 in the conference. SC is 13-5 overall, 

4-2 in the conference. 

Neither team shot well in the first half. However, 

the Raiders turned it around in the second half, 

making 13-of-27 (48.1 percent); SC still struggled, 

hitting 8-of-23 (34.8 percent). 

SC's poor shooting combined with the Raiders 

outstanding effort on the boards (a 47-32 advantage) 

was enough to wreck the Ocelots' hopes. 

OCC was led by Cara West with 25 points and 

Carrie May with 20 points. 

SC got 13 points from Esther Ross, 11 points 

from Julie Schmidt, and 10 points from Sheilah 

Coulter. 

Oakland CC 81, SC 61 (men): Outmanned, outrebounded, 

outshot — anything left out? 

Those three factors were enough to doom Schoolcraft 

College Wednesday against visiting Oakland 

CC. Seven players played and scored for SC; the 

Raiders used 10 players, with nine scoring. 

OCC also enjoyed a 49-33 advantage in rebounding, 

and the Raiders outshot the Ocelots, making 

33-of-61 (54.1 percent) to SC's 25-of-74 (33.8 percent). 

The Ocelots were led by Naron Burks with 16 

points and nine rebounds; Tymon Marshall with 

Salem hoop from page CI 

Negoshian led all scorers with 

31, including 11 in the second 

quarter and 12 in the fourth. 

Cardinal added 16 for the winners, 

including nine in the 

fourth, and Corey Heitsch finished 

with 13. As a team, Cen-" 

tral hit 11 three-point baskets 

and nailed 14-of-24 from the free 

throw line. 

"We were having difficulty 

scoring early and I felt that if I 

took my game up a level it would 

help everyone else," explained 

Negoshian. "We knew we had to 

stick to the game plan and go 

after them with our defense for 

32 minutes. In the first quarter 

we didn't go after them and we 

let them control the game. There 

was no real sense of urgency, we 

juat knew we had to keep going 

after them." 

COLLEGE HOOP 

14 points and seven boards; and Dwaun Warmack 

with 12 points and six assists. 

OCC got 17 points from Tom Walker; 15 from 

Julius Teal: 14 points from Thomas Henry; and 11 

points from Marco Nieuwenbroek. 

The result left both teams at 2-4 in the Eastern 

Conference. OCC improved to 7-9 overall; SC fell 

to 5-13. 

Michigan Christian 79, Madonna 73 (men): Paul 

Robak shredded the Madonna defense for 37 

points, converting 9-of-10 free throws in the final 

two minutes to lead Michigan Christian College 

past the host Fighting Crusaders Wednesday. 

The loss left Madonna at 6-16. Michigan Christian 

is 7-11. 

A three-point basket by N&rvin Russaw with 

4:29 left had helped Madonna trim a 10-point Warrior 

lead to four, 67-63. But thanks to Robak's free 

throw accuracy, the Crusaders never got closer. 

Robak hit 12-of-13 from the line in scoring his 37 

points. Eric Thurston added 14 pointB and Ty 

Clark contributed 12 points. 

For Madonna, John-Mark Branch and Kristian 

Magro each netted 14 points apiece, Magro also 

grabbing seven rebounds and making three steals. 

Christian Emert had 11 points. 

The Crusaders led 36-35 at the half but could 

not match Michigan Christian's 15-of-29 (51.7 percent) 

shooting in the second half (Madonna was 12of-28, 

42.9 percent). 

Lopez scored 20 points to lead 

Salem, which slipped to 9-2 overall. 

McKian and Andy Power finished 

with 14 apiece. 

"Every game is a tough game. 

This is a well-balanced league," 

said Salem coach Bob Brodie. "It 

was one of those games where 

who ever had the ball laat and 

who ever had that last little bit 

of momentum was going to win. 

They got it inside to their big 

guy (Cardinal) late in the game. 

But when they shoot like that 

from the outside you have to 

honor them and it opens up the 

inside game." 

The Rocks jumped out of the 

gate in a hurry and led 15-7 

after the first quarter. Lopez and 

Power scored six -Apiece in the 

quarter while Central struggled 

offensively, hitting just 3-of-21 

Gymnastics from page Cl 

the cheerleading team's trip to 

nationals will take a few more. 

"Right now, you're going to see 

a lot of kids misaing for the next 

two weeks," Yockey said. "And 

it'a alwayi harder to get good 

Salem's fall lineup will be back 

in time for the Western Lakes 

Activities Association Championship 

Meet Feb. 20. That's 

when the Rocks should hloaaom 

"It depends on whether we're 

strong, healthy and fortunate," 

aaid Yockey. 

Canton, which leet five of its 

top six scorers from a year ago, 

has struggled. But the Chiefs 

score against Sskun waa one of 

their better peribrmancee of the 

Salem's Kristin Koaik was the 

outstsnding gymnast of the 

meet, placing first in all four 

events Koaik scored 9.1 in tha 

vault, 9.05 in the floor exercise, 

8.7 in the uneven parallel bars 

and 8.56 in the balance beam, 

for an all-around tots) of 35.4. 

Marcie Emerick was Canton's 

beet. Imenck waa aecojfltf in both 

the vault (8.7) and floor (8.5); she 

finiahed third in bars (8.2) and 

fourth in beam (8.1), totaling 

33.5 in all-around 

What pleased Salem's Yockey 

waa the emergence of two of her 

younger gymnaata, Allison 

Bracht (tied for second in beam 

at 8.15, third in vault at 8.65) 

and Lindsay Hawraney (third in 

floor at 8.4, fourth in bars at 

6.06). 

"I waa pleasantly surprised to 

see their improvement," she 

said. 

Another poeitive note for the 

Rocka waa the performance of 

Broeke Kilby, who has been 

nursing an ankle sprain since 

shots from the floor and 0-of-10 

from three-point range. 

Heitsch finally found the 

range for Central and opened the 

second quarter with a threepointer. 

He nailed three treys in 

the quarter and finished with 10 

points as Central rallied to take 

a 32-31 halftime advantage. 

Lopez caned six points in the 

third as Salem outscored Central 

19-12 in the quarter and surged 

ahead 50-44 entering the final 

eight minutes of play. 

The schedule doesn't get any 

easier for the Rocks, who travel 

to district rival Plymouth Canton 

(7-4, 3-2) oh Tuesday and 

host John Glenn (6-4 ,5-0) on 

Friday. Central travels to Livonia 

Franklin (4-5, 1-4) Tuesday 

and Farmington ( 4-6, 3-2) on 

Friday. 

the start of the season. "She's 

still not real strong on beam 

with that ankle," aaid Yockey. 

"It's still sore, still tender," 

But Kilby was solid nonetheless, 

finishing second in bars 

(8.55), fourth in floor (8.35) and 

sixth in beam (7.66). 

Canton's other top scorers 

Beth Muylaert, who tied for 

second in beam (8.16) and tied 

for aixth in vault (8.1), and Lis 

Fitzgerald, who placed fourth in 

the vault (8.6), fifth in both the 

beam (7.7) and floor (8.26), and 

sixth in the bars (7.9). 

Salem hosts Walled Lake at 7 

p.m. Wednesday, and Canton 

travels to Brighton — the neweet 

addition to the WLAA — for a 

dual meet at 7 p.m. Thursday. 

On Saturday, tha Chieib are host 

to the Plymouth Canton Invitational, 

which Salem will compete 

i*. 

The Observer!MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1997 

Seniors prepare to battle youngsters in a rematch *» 

i 

TEN PW 

AL 

HARRISON 

A year ago it 

seemed like a 

good idea to hold 

a contest 

between the 

Senior Men's 

Classic League 

and the youth 

leagues at 

Mayflower 

Lanes in Redford. 

It worked so 

well it has 

become an 

annual event, which will again 

take place, only bigger and better 

thiB time. 

It was described as the Match 

of the Ages, and the strange 

combination of kids and seniors 

makes an interesting bowling 

match-up. 

This year's event, The Henry 

Mistele Senior-Youth Challenge, 

will take place Saturday, starting 

at 11 a.m. 

The teams are all sfet. with 

about 75 bowlers on each side. 

Singles and doubles scores will 

be added from the team results, 

and the winners will be decided 

by total pinfall with handicap. 

This year a few new twists 

have been added. A senior ladies 

team will participate along with 

the men, and there will be some 

celebrity bowlers among the 

men, including the legendary 

Eddie Lubanski and Tony Lindemann. 

Both are hall-of-famers. 

Michael Barr of WJR, the 

Great Voice of the Great Lakes, 

will serve as master of ceremonies, 

and the Garden City 

High School choir will sing the 

national anthem during the 

opening ceremonies. 

The event will also be a fund 

raiser for the Evergreen Children's 

Services, a foster care and 

adoption agency, which is dedicated 

to "striking out child 

abuse" through its many programs 

that specialize in helping 

families in crisis. 

AMF has donated one of its 

latest model high performance 

bowling balls, which will be 

given away as one of several 

door prizes. 

Some lucky ticket holders will 

even win one of two full-size 

bowling pins replicated in milk 

chocolate by Truan's Candies. 

Time Warner Cable TV (Redford 

Ch. 12) will televise the 

event for taped rebroadcast. The 

public is invited to attend as 

PflEP SOYS BASKETBALL 

Monday, Jan. 27 

WestsiOe at Agape, 5:15 p.m, 

TuMday, Jan. 28 

Luth. WsW at Harper was.. 7 p.m. 

Mamtramck at Clarencevtlle. 7 p.m. 

Ypsilarttl at Wayne. 7 p.m. 

Garden City at River Rouge, 7 p.m. 

Bedford Union at Crest wood. 7 p.m. 

Thurston at Taylof Truman. 7 p.m. 

.toftn Glenn at Northville, 7 p.m 

Farmington at Harrison, 7 p.m. 

N. Farmington at W.L. Western, 7 p.m. 

Stevenson at Churchill. 7:30 p.m. 

W.L. Central at Franklin, 7:30 p.m. 

Salem at Canton, 7:30 p.m. 

ught & Life at St. Agatha, 7:30 p.m. 

Redford CC at U-0 Jesuit, 7:30 p.m. 

DeiaSalle at Borgess, 7:30 p.m. 

Huron Valley vs. Franklin Road 

at Marshall Middle School. 7:30 p.m. 

Ply. Christian at Roeper. 8 p.m. 

Wadnmaay. Jan. 29 

Ciarencevllte at Annapolis, 7 p.m. 

Churchill at Lakeland. 7:30 p.m. 

PREP HOCKEY 

Tuaaday, tan. 28 

Franklin vs. Redford Union 

at Redford Ice Arena, 7:30 p.m. 

Wednesday Jan. 21 

Stevenson vs. B.H. Lahser, 

Churchill vs. B.H Andover 

at Llvoma s Edgar Arena, 6 4 8 p.m. 

Redtord CC vs Wyandotte 

at Yack Arena. 7:15 p.m. 

MEN > COLLEGE BASKETBALL 

Widwaaday, Jan. 2S 

Siena Hts at Madonna. 7 p.m. 

Schoolcraft at Alpena. 7:30 p.m 

Oakland CC at Dalta. 7:30 p.m. 

spectators. 

Mayflower Lanes is located at 

26600 Plymouth Road between 

Inkster Road and Beech Daly. 

For more information call (313) 

937-8420. 

• Something new has been 

added to the Bowling Hall of 

Fame in St. Louis. It now has a 

special exhibit that focuses on 

presidents who bowl and the 

White House bowling lanes. 

Since the lanes were installed 

in 1947, every president has 

bowled on them, along with 

other political figures. 

Among the items in the exhibit 

are bowling balls used by Harry 

Truman, Richard Nixon and 

H.R. Haldeman; Lyndon Johnson's 

bowling shoes, a record 

book from the White House 

bowling league and numerous 

photographs. 

The exhibit runs through the 

end of July. The museum is 

located across from Busch Stadium 

in downtown St. Louis. 

• The Elmer Daniels III 

Memorial will be launched on 

Saturday, March 15, at Woodland 

Lanes in Livonia and Super 

Bowl in Canton. 

This is a Cystic Fibrosis Foundation 

fund-raiser dedicated to 

the memory of Elmer Daniels 

III, an avid bowler who passed 

away at the age of 29. 

There will be many prizes for 

the entrants who bring in the 

most donation money with a top 

prize of a 13-inch color TV/VCR 

combo. 

The event will take place from 

2-5:30 p.m. at both sites. For 

details, call Woodland Lanes at 

(313) 522-4515 or Super Bowl at 

(313) 459-6070. 

BOWUNQ HONOR ROU. 

Country LaitM (Fa#mtoi*tofl): Green- 

field Mixed — Bill Weed, 214-253- 

258/725: Julie Wright, 214-208- 

216/628: Ma* Lynch, 277/654: Tom 

Gow 265/668: Vern Gooding. 248/671. 

Country Janes — Sharon Duncan. 

243/577; Brenda Payr>e.221/54G: Lisa 

Hansen. 216: Terry Layman. 212/548: 

Kelly Ganepy, 211/530: Katie Szonye, 

202/530. 

Sunday Goodtimers — Jan Dorfman. 

220-203; Wayne Lanning, 220-202: 

Rick waidman. 215: Mike D'Angelo. 

214: Kou Konopko, 213: Frank Blazof- 

Sky. 212. 

THE WEEK AHEAD 

t (Juat South of 5 Mile) 

San** tor Oner 25 Yt*n 

(3«j)26l-815I 

Country Kegiers — Ron Blanchard. 

266/666; Dan Dwyer, 246: Ken 

Richardson. 245: Pat Forma. 243/623: 

Madonna at Cedarville , 7:30 p.m. 

Saturday. Fab. 1 

Schoolcraft at Delta, 3:30 p.m. 

Ford at OCC (Orchard Ridge), 7:30 p.m. 

WOMEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL 

Tuaaday. Jan. 28 

Madonna at Grand Valley. 7 p.m. 

Wednesday. Jan. 29 

Oakland CC at Delta. 5:30 p.m. 

Schoolcraft at Alpena, 5:30 p.m, 

Saturday, F»6 1 

Henry Ford at OCC (Highland). 1 p.m. 

MaOonrva at St. Mary's (ind.l. 1 p.m. 

Schoolcraft at Delta. 1 p.m. 

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL 

Monday. Jan. 27 

Clinton St at Agape, 4 p.m. 

Wayne at Lincoln Park, 5:30 p.m. 

GC. Thurston at Wyandotte. 6 p.m. 

Northville at Churchill. 7 p.m. 

Franklin at N. Farmmgton, 7 p.m. 

Stevenson at Salem, 7 p.m. 

Jonn Glenn at Farmington. 7 p.m. 

Harrison at Canton, 7 p.m. 

St Agatha at St. Alphonsus. 7 p.m. 

Benedictine at Borgess. 7 p.m 

Mercy at Ovine Child. 7 p.m. 

Tuaaday, Jan. 28 

Luth Wsld at Harper Wds.. 5 p.m. 

Roeper at Ply. Clvtstian. 7 p.m. 

Huron Valley at Franklin Rd.. TBA 

Wednesday. Jan. 2f 

Churchill at John &term. 6:30 p.m 

Stevenson at W.L Central, 6 30 p.m. 

Harrison at Franklin. 7 p.m. 

N. Farmington at Satem, 7 p.m. 

Canton at Farmington. 7 p.m. 

Dearborn at Wayne. 7 p.m. 

Gib Carlson at Garden City. 7 p.m. 

Southgate at Thurston, 7 p.m 

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Provide-* needed for infants toddlers 

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810-471-1022 

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Redford Union Schools 

18499 Beech Daly Road 

Redford. Ml 48240 

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Cai (313) 425-1333 

We are seeking 2 individual* to wotk in 

busv Birmingham newspaper firtukM 

department. Approximately 24 

Saturday 3:00pro-8:00pm, Monday and TWsdi 

flexible hours The person in thi* position | 

responsible lot contact with newspaper carrier 

handling service, to our customers, 

various report*. proce**mg money 

dispatching newspapers and other clerical 

Requires a bigb «chool diploma or i 

3 years experience m oftice i 

service. Must haw 

CLIENT SERVICE 


Jan He mduaary ol eve 90 s 

We are a naeonei temporary -**. 

service looMng tor a p»-< -e art- 

•Mad orgarued n*vk*uai to *M« 

our LAOMa * Ma*o Dem» 

branches Responsibilities 

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ooraaci By phone Mual be able k> 

won mdapandarMy 

saosisne ttanaWs 9» 

Ot la* 810-775 T 865 

CNC MACHINISTS 

to. OK: 

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COMPUTER PROGRAMMER 

88*4 (Basis International). Thar- 

ouîbred or o«ver Business B*SK 

experience 'eqwreo Urn and Novel 

background preferred but not 

requwed Fu«y pax] health insurance 

and other beneKs. Nosmokmg 

budding. Send resume lo Personnel 

Manager AAen Electnc Supt#y Co 

P O Sox $10300 Livwsa. Ml 

46151 

C O S T 

A C C O U N T A N T 

The Sudd Company's Detrc* manu- 

'-actunng plant produces class one 

automotive sheet metal stampings 

and assemblies and is seeking to hxre 

a Cost Accountant 

The successful candidate w« have a 

BBA with an accounting concentra- 

tion We are seeking a career on- 

ented individual whose background 

incudes manufacturing cost expen- 

ence in an automotive environment 

Good working knowledge oI elec 

tronic spreadsheets prelerabty Exfcal 

is necessary 

The Budd Company oilers competi- 

tive pay and generous benefits 

namwyj a penaion plan, 401K sav 

mgs plan, tuition ,-eimbursemer,! 

direct depose, and medical, denial 

waion and hearing coverage Become 

pari oI a «mng team by sendng 

your resume mciudvig salary history 

The Budd 

Company 

Human Resources Dept-CA 

t2M1 Charlevoix 

Detroit. Ml 46215 

An Equl Opportunity Employer 

COUNTER HELP 6 DRIVERS 

needed »or local we shop Fu» or 

C 4lme Fiex*>le hex** Contact! 

mm 

i pi Al at 610-64*4484 

COUNTER HELP 

FvJI or part-time. 

supply company m Ann Alter Mac 

duties w« tram 313-662 1917 

COMWJTER 

PROGRAMMER 

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COMPUTER SERVICE REP 

entry level upeKig ser 

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a u u y i i salary 6 

igs Reese send reeume 6 

•alary famerements to- 

-" Cft 79999 Frank* Rd. 

COMPUTER TECHNICIANS' 

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MANAGERS 

NOW HIRING IN THE 

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KACEE'S HALLMARK 

Part-Mne Sales Associates neeoed al 

all 5 locators Flexible hours Days 

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EXPRESS SERVICES 

313-467 5450 

5 0 0 

Help Wantfd General Jh Help Wanted General 

LINE LEADERS 

Southeast L reaase and 

assisting m tha watehcuse as 

iMdad TNa • a U H r n hourly paid 

• you have a "ugh school JsUcma 

macfwncal aMMy and one to two 

years ol 

school et 

Okie Una P—ttuang lERp- 24120 

ilagoarry Rd. Farmnglori Ma. Ml 

41% < « •l(>-«4J-JS70orcaH0» 

an apptcaaor mo**! 4526 

AnEquel O 

MAINTENANCE - Experienced 

peraon tor Arm Artx* api carataa 

fOvwedgeebie n heeMg. 

appaancas ale LM on-eae A have 

osm toots Sand t m a to P O Bom 

741J «nn Aitm M *«107 

MAINTENANCESUU. TMC 

General maanananee parson lor ad 

oomnlas * «V»iou«< Van of mx* 

hatpfcl Cai I1«pm 

40ik taian ^waaCbil Sand 

faaume _ Plymouth Mf 48170 

(across from Unisys) 

PRINTING PRESS 

OPERATOR 

OuaMy 2 color Afl 0K* 

Operate Expenence nec- 

Money no object 

- 313-iil< 

essary 

3000 


OPERATOR 

with experience 1 4 2 color A B Ok* 

pnmmg preaaaa a aaaooaMd B 

eo.«pment Excelem wages a 

Ms Cai Adam at (313) 456-4411 

PRINTING 

Press Operator with expenence 

ITEK 3965 Ryobr 3302 

(313) 953-9729 


OPERATOR 

9640 a I-Tech Preaa Canton i 

CALL TOOAV 

Adecca 

PROOUCTION LINE WORKERS 

*2«ywwy- waweoeta Ssopaar 

4fi?UySh«» long Tarn 

to*, fcea-nam a tpm-jpm 

Jtrr\ Ford Rd ft Tf Wayne) 

Pie O A 88 Cant ReqMred 

PITEWM PERSONNEL 

PROGRAMMERS 

A rapkfty yoweif Bngreon company 

• euweney kx*mg tor people lapfl 

Ot. CHANGE TECHMCIAN 

14 Mae 4 wef 

lube Ma so m r v n a M i l 

Bene— «10| •47-2124 

Programmer 5806 S Ota U 8 23 

Sum m fctêon Ml 4*114 or 

FAX IB 810-227 : 

Enc Radar 

(313) 261-0700 

Real Estate One Michigan s 

Largest Real Estate Company 

Relax 

Dogs cats, birds fah. and 

people A! PE* SMART you 

car work with all ot them 

and more' 11 you are a pel 

owner or simply an animal 

lover, you will love a |ob wrth 

us 1 Opportunities are avail- 

able throughout the SOUTH- 

FIELD area 

Cashiers 

Stockers 

We have immediate part- 

time openings with lull time 

potential We offer competi- 

tive salaries and discounts 

on merchandise Apply in 

person, Mon -Fn , 9a-6p, 

and ask for the Store 

Director at PETsMART, 

28223 Telegraph Road, 

Southfield For more infor- 

mation about PETsMART, 

rait our World Wide Web 

sile 

 

CASHIER'SALES - (Birmingham) 

Joei our spirted team as we move Into 

the next iWMmum We invite you to 

experience our creative environment 

Please can or apply m person to 

Farmmgton Hills (810) 737-3032 

30867 Orchard Lake Rd 

Birmingham (810) 433-3880 

17670 W 13 Mile Rd 

Michaels 

The ARTS AND CRAFTS STORE 

5 0 0 


WAREHOUSE 

Concrete Supplier ha* mmedaia 

opening tor Warehouse Personnel 

Complete heelh care benemts $9 00 

vi hour lo start Inquire al 

FTCF, 48575 Downing Wacom 

(810) 344-8260 

WAREHOUSE DELIVERY DRIVER 

DnrersAed Busmess Products has an 

Opening lor a Warehouse Delivery 

Oliver Prior experience In 

warehousardenvery helpiul En

e q * ) C l a s s i f i c a t i o n s 5 0 2 t o 502 O & E M o n d a y , J a n u a r y 27, 1997 

Help Wanted- 

Office Clerical 

BOOKKEEPER 

* OFFICE MANAGER 

Iw growing S»rtng Hgts maixlec 

•uf» Full charge Through trial bal- 

ance Compute- skills necessaiy 

Good communcuiw management 

4 dtganurational ahiltt 4 atukly 10 pn 

orrfce 4 hande multiple tas*i Excel 

lent benefits pecnaae (iramum 

starling salary $30,000 Fa* -esume 

lo 810-264 9303 o< phone 

81 # 264 9898 or apply within 36845 

Metro Court between Van Dyke & 

Mould ofl 16 Mle 

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X N FORTUNF SOO COMPANY I / "V 

BOOKKEEPER THRU trail balance 

.'•hi typing tor nonsmoking busy 

office Ca* Jerry or Eileen 

1.810) 478-3303 

BUSY LIVONIA 

Office Seeks 

ACCOUNTING CLERK 

to assist >OTlh large payroll 

10 Key ana P C Skies 

Accounting o« Payroll 

eipenence a phial! 

FuH wne position 

Pay commensurate with 

experience 

Faa Resume 10 

. Corporate 

k Personnel 

Servces Inc 

(3131462072^, 

SUSY REAL ESTATE OFFICE 

cocking lor mofivted mdividuai who is 

«v6ing to leam Musi possess ghood 

•o—gtxjr* s«i»s & bas* computer 

•ncwledoe Pa«l training Please 

contact Ovns Kraght al 313-453-8800 

or la> resume 10 313 453 3245 

C A L L I N G A L L 

Receptionists 

Data Enlry Operators 

Word Processors 

Companies In Livonia Detroit 

Aim AiBor ana BeNevM 

Are Looking lor You 1 

S8.50 S8 50 an hour 10 start 

CLERICAl BOOKKEEPER 

Livonia contractor seeks a -enable 

se* starter 'Of payroll 8 accounts 

payable data entry wo'dprocesung 

telephone 4 general office wort 

The person selected «r>o be 

• computer literate 

• dela>i onented 

Our company offers 

• competitive pay 

• medical coverage 

• 401»- 

vidual With excellent communKatKyi 

sniiis We are oflenng a competitive 

wage 4 benefits 4 are located in the 

SouthfielcsFarmington Hills area 

Please nnaa resume to R J Marsha*. 

Co . 28776 W 12 Mile. Southfied. Mi 

48034 Atten HR1 

or FAX 810-948-6460 

R O B E R T HALF 

Financial Recruiting 

W B.g Beaver Rd »310 

Troy Ml 48084 

DATA ENTRY'CUSTOMER 

SERVICE 

Two immedrale openings for toll time 

position w-th benefits Must possess 

excellent phone skills 4 data entry 

experience Fax or send resume 8 

sa'ary requirements to Data Entry 

17520 W Twelve M«e Suite 218 

Southfield Ml 48076 

fax 810 557-4315 

Document Technician 

Fast growing non-conforming 

mortgage and sand contract 

lender has an immediate opening 

tor a document technician 

iWe ofler 

• great compensation 

• benefits and 401K 

• opportunity tor growth 

CarvMate win work weh deeds 

contracts Btle work, meurance 

information and appraisals Be 

detailed onented and analytical 

Requires Lotos 4 WordPe«1ect 

skills Repfy to 

Mortgage Corporator 

ol Amenca 

Attn. H R Dept 

23999 Northwestern Hwy 

Southfield, Ml 48075 

FAX (810) 350-3939 

D U E T O 

B U I L D I N G 

R E N O V A T I O N 

Art Van Furniture has immediate 

openings for part 4 toll time posi- 

tions rang«Q from 

• Gerwal Clencal 

• Data Entry 

• Customer Service 

Flexible hours, excellent benehts 

available Piease can to schedule 

an interview 

1 8 10-348-8922 

FORTUNE 500 COMPANY 

IS NOW SEEKING APPLICANTS 

FOR THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS 

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE The suc- 

cessful candidate will have a min- 

imum ot two years accounts payable 

experience m a corporile environ 

ment strong written and verbal com- 

munication skils and Be computer 

literate 

PAYROLL - The successful candi- 

date win have a mirwTvjm ol three 

yeers payroll experience in a 'asl 

paced environment Be computer m- 

erata, have prior experience with 

ADP software, and have strong 

written and verbel commurwalion 

sails, 

These positions are permanent fun 

time We offer a comprehensive Ben- 

efits package to our employees 

including medical dental and 

401K 

Interested applicants should send 

salary requirements and resume in 

confidence to Box II514 

Ooserver 4 Eccentnc Newspapers 

36251 Schoolcraft Rd 

Livorva. Ml 48150 

GENERAL OFFICE ASSISTANT 

Foil time Must be detail-onented and 

multi-tasking to handle phones 4 

other office duties Good 

verbal commuracation 

810-352-2000 

I writing 4 

ik,as Caa 

GENERAL OFFICE 

Construction orhoe needs person 

with excellenl computer and tvp.ng 

skills Excellent command of the 

English language For immediate 

consideration fa* resume Attn Jefl 

810-299-6114 

ENTRY-LEVEL CLERICAL 

CAREER OPPORTUNITY 

with Souleastem Mulligan's largest 

VAR and supplier 0' high-tech tele- 

communications equipment Compet- 

itive salary plus a 401K p»an. proM 

shanng. and fun medical, dentai 

optical insurance Apply 26450 Hag- 

gerty Road, Farmmgion Hills 

DATA ENTRY 

Growing companies >n 

Plymouth A Uvonia in search 

ot data entry operators 

$ 7 . 5 0 - $ 8 . 5 0 / h r . 

ARBOR TEMPS 459-1166 

ENTRY LEVEL SALES 

Growing manufacture! m BuikSrvg 

Products industry has need tor addi- 

tional Sales Representation calling on 

lumber yards, gasa dialers, home 

improvement contractors 4 Bu=fders 

Some overnight travel involved 

Salary bonus, company car Blue 

Cross 4 other benefits Prefer degree 

in Liberal Arts on Marketing Other 

degreed car*fcdates or those with 

some sales expenence considered 

Call Mon -Fn 8am-4 30pm 

810-478-7304 

DATA ENTRY 

Oftice Services 

Immediate openings with growth 

opportunity with m»or transportation 

f.-ms Temp to hire Detroit, Dea-bom 

Plymouth and AuCurn Hills Accu'ate 

6 000 lo 10 000 key strokes and 

recent expenenoe 

Ca" Deborah today 

646-7663 473-2933 

Advantage Staffing 

D A T A E N T R Y 

O P E R A T O R S 

Lnvorva marketing and computer 

services company has immediate 

lull 4 part erne openings on the 

afternoon shift lor expeneneed 

Data Entry Operators Monday - 

Friday Alinimum 10 000 key- 

strokes Starts at $7 00/hr wages 

commensurate w>lh Keystrokes 

We C'er Benefits and a good 

wort environment to qualified can- 

didates For more information 

please call 313-281-8220 

DATA ENTRY 

Position tor hosprtai m Mrtlord 

Please call (810* 358-4270 Exl 3 

WOLVERINE STAFFING 

CUSTOMER SERVICE 

Expanang International Company m 

Canon see«s experienced customer 

se-vica admanstralor Ouoes include 

use of computerized Older entry 

system, expediting European ship- 

ments quote preparations 4 comma- 

s»on payments lo reps Send resume 

to Administrator. 43347 Candtowood 

D Canton Mi 48187 

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NOVI 

FuH ume position evaiiaofe in a Busy 

hon-smo«ing legal/medical Novi 

offce We seen pleasant profess^mal 

oui-go*ig persona wim developed 

computer telephone skills Customer 

Service expenence is a plua Send 

•esume and salary leCMrments to 

Box »t474 

Ooserver 4 Eccentric Newspapers 


Uvoraa Ml 48150 

For iimeda 

comma » 

i l M U M _ . _ 

to lesangj at Oueal Diagnostics 

4444 Gn**ngs Road. Auburn H*s 

Ml EO€ M 

CXEMCAtiCUSTOMtR SERVICE 

AM *na general on. 

age or disability in employment o» the 

provision ol services 


V 

' JEWELRY OFFICE 

POSITION 

Jewelry experience preferred 

Organizational skills a must 

AB 'ax 

resume to 

M U R R A Y ' S 

ON PLYMOUTH RD 

27207 Pfymouth Rd 

Redtord Ml 4823S 

FAX 313-937-1940 / 

LEGAL SECRETARY 

Downtown Detroit law lirm seeks full- 

time legal secretary for a senior 

partner If you are a take charge 

person wfw can slop into this leader 

rG»« ne want to hear Irom you Min- 

imum 3 years corporate law expen- 

ence 85* wpm strong transactional 

background Excellent organizational 

and strong client skills required Great 

salary, 1 bene!* plans also altered 

Please mail resume to 

Attn Human Resources-LSGD, 

O Bo* 43158. Detrom Ml 48243 

fax (313) 965-7403 

Legal Secretary 

SoutWielO law firm seeks M-lime 

expeneneed Legal Secretary with 

Word Perfect skSls 

. Competitive Salary 

• Medical Insurance 

• Lite and D«aB4!ty Insurance 

. Pension Plan 

. 1 Week Paid Vacation After 

6 Months 

Send resume w'salary nalory lo 

Office Manager 

26200 American Dr , Suite 305 

SoutWielO Ml 48034 

L E G A L S E C R E T A R Y 

Troy law firm seeks full time expen- 

eneed Legal Secretary with WonJPer 

led swills We ofter 

Competitive Salary 

Medcal insurance 

Ute 4 Disability Insurance 

401 (K) 

Paid Vacation 4 Personal Days 

Send reeume wwh salary history 10 

Legal Admnslrato 

801 W Big Beaver Rd Ste 500 

Troy Ml 48084 

Equal Opportunity Employe! 


The Start Counsel Oflce of CNA a 

seeking an expeneneed Legal Secre- 

tary to wort m the area ol general 

katakty 

successful candidate w« possess 

excellent typing'word processing 

atxiity as we* as outstandng organ, 

zationaJ skills ind knowledge of Court 

rules and procedures FarrtkaHy with 

Microsoft Word prelerred 


to Busy Troy law offce 2-3 years cor- 

porate experience Smoke-free office 

Send resume to Secretarial Com- 

.~."ee 2301 W Big Beaver Rd 

Suite 525. Troy. Ml 48084 

CNA oilers a competitive salary 

benefits package m a prcrfessmnaify 

encouragrig environment Pleaae lor 

ward resumes directly 10 Law Oftice 

ol Paula J. Martin. Attn Anm Mane 

Wdlingei. 3000 Town Cento Suite 

800. SouWield Ml 48075 No phone 

calls please An equal opportunity 

employer commuted to a diverse 

wort culture 


For Birmingham family law firm. 

Fax resume to (810) 646-9722 

or Call (810) 646-7177 


wanted to Bloomfield Hilts Medical 

Malpractice Personal Injury, Prod- 

ucts LiaCakty delinse ht-gation firm 

Musi Be expeneneed. able 10 take 

direction, be wining to work as part ol 

a cohesive team and able 10 urork 

independently *i an extremely Busy 

and last paced office Send resume 

to Donna Foster. 3883 Telegraph 

Rd Sie 103. Bloomfield Hms. Ml 

48302 No phone cans please 


Fu bme, proficient ci WordPerfect 

Send resume to Erman Tec her 

Maior Zucker 4 Freedmen 

'00 Gallena Of centre »333 

Sou'h'ie'd Ml 48034 Attn Mary 

Fax « 810-827-4106 

LEGAL SECRETARY to Troy law 

firm Expeneneed m civil liligation 

required Resumes w salary require 

ment to Office Manage', 867 E BK 

Beaver Ste 101, Troy, Ml 48083 

, LEGAL SECRETARY 

k7 or part-time 5 day flex hour* 

Mature carvdidate to Farmington 

Hi 5 2 Attorney non-smoking office 

Mumum 3 year pnor" Legal. Word 

Pe-toctMac 4 Blling expenence in 

Real Estate Corp and Estate Docu- 

ment p-eoaration Excellent salary 

oerks binetlts Fa* M H 

810-851-2857 

JOBS OF THE WEEK 

LEG At SECRETARY TO $34 500 

Legation ieal estate, corporate or 

estate planning experience Crvi. 

enging ai 

ultra Call 

and diversified duties 

Donna 

Please send resume to: 

Peila Window 4 Door Company 

Attn: H P 

2000 Haggerty Rd 

Wesl Btoomlieid. Ml 48322 

EOE 

FILE CLERK 

Ful-ume to person* nury law hm 

Bmwmgnam ana NO CALLS Sand 

resunes snd salary rwjuwsmertts » 

Dennis O Sr,ar- 

401 S Woodward Suta 320 

Brmmgnam Ml 48009 

FLEX TIME • OFFICE HELP 

Now area reel saute broker leaking 

help MH aflnwiatrane worti Com- 

puter ak*s 4 rsei .state knowtidgi 

helpful Fu rseume 4 Bn»f cover 

letter to Diana 810-383-4756 

FRONT OFFICE 

ADMINISTRATOR 

Tamp to Permanent 

2 yrs 

• Wonyartad 6 0 

> Accounang^dus 

• Opportunity with 

HEY LEGAL EAGLES! 

• Legal Secretaries 

• Legal Receptionists 

• General Oftice 

Call tor more details 

(810) 356-4270 Exl 3 

Of tax -esurnes lo (810) 358-3021 

WOLVERINE STAFFING 

•xpenence s pkjs 

1810) 737-1711 

TEMPORARY RESOURCES 

FULL TIME Typing • » a mual 

Computer, telephone and o«f>er 

varied dunes Cai Jaanani at 

810-477-W50 E*» 104 

EXCELLENT SECRETARIAL *Ms 

needed to Bert m lew krm locaMd r 

Farmmgto! MHa, NO legal expert 

GENERAL CLERICAL 

Famnngon Mfc 

Two Week kiignrrun 

(810) 474-5000 

Express Sfvtc*8 

H O T 

J O B S 

LEGAL SECRETARIES 

Detroit. $32,000 

LEGAL SECRETARIES sub- 

urbs To $30 000 

COLLECTORS suburbs To 

$22,000 

CUSTOMER SERVICE md 

uitis, $22,000 

BOOKKEEPER-SECRETARY 

subuftw. $19,000 

GENERAL OFFICE, iubuit» 

$17,000 

FRONT OESK suburbs 

$16,500 

PAYROLL CLERK Ten* 10 

Perm. 110.50 per hour 

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Temp 

lo perm, $8 per how 

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE 

Temp 10 perm, $9 per hour 

Accounting, Clerical Tecfv 

mcai. Temp 4 Temp 10 Perm 

All tees employer paid 

CALL OR FAX TO 

M B O O K S P A N 

& A S S O C I A T E S 

(810) 649-3330 

(810) 649-FAX 2 

LEGAL SECRETARY TO $33 COO 

Promienl Southfield lirm .Rea 1 estate 

experience needed Lots of vanety 

BeneMs CaH Apnl 

LEGAL SECRETARY TO $30 000 

Plaintiff product liability o« personal 

injury experience Fnendly suburban 

firm 35 hour week Call Barb 

LEGAL SECRETARY TO $30 000 

Well known RenCen firm LiBgalon 

expenence plus good skats qualified 

you 35 hour week. Call Flon 

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 

$28 000 MS Word and Excel Good 

secretary, skills Suburbs Great ben- 

efits Call Barb 


To $25 000 2-3 years expenence 

Automotive background a plus Sub- 

urbs Ful benefits Call Daniel* 

ACCOUNTING SPECIALIST 

To $24 000 1 year accounts 

receivables, collections experience 

Mapr Farmmgion Hills lirm Great 

Benefits Can April 

SECRETARY $24 00C 

Fnendly Southfield firm M;S Wore! 

and Excei 1 yeat o»hce expenence 

Opportunity to advance Donna 

ACCOUNTS PAYABLES 

RECEIVABLES 

$24 000 1 year property manage- 

ment Background Skyline or Mfil 

expenence Southfield area Apnl 

SECRETARY ADMINISTRATIVE 

ASSISTANT TO $12 HOURLY 

M-S Word Good olfice «fci*s Lots ol 

vanety Suburb* Can Judl 

RECEPTIONIST $9 HOURLY 

Front desk position Good ortca 

computer skills FrienrSy. upbeat per- 

sonality Caw Danielle 

810-772-6760 or FAX RESUME 

TO 810-772-1811 

Snelling Personnel Service 

LEGAL SECRETARY, toll t«ne expe 

nence 48334 


With 1 to 2 years detonse kligalion 

experience needed to Troy law turn 

Non-smoking, pleasant atmosphere 

good benefits, salary commensurate 

with ability 4 expenence Contact 

CWice Manage- (810) 8168280 


Wanted for laid Back Bui thnvmg 

Bmgham Farms law office Full and 

part time secretaries UBgaton experi 

ence rvocassary Flexible hours 

(810) 642-4200 


3 attorney downtown fitm seeks legal 

secretary: 3 yrs law office expen 

ence expeneneed on WordPerfect 

Windows 6 1 Send resume to Sally 

Nightingale 3610 Cadillac Tower 

Detroit. M1 48226 

LEGAL TYPIST 

tor law office 

30-40 hours per week 

Please call (810) 559-3830 

LEGAL TYPIST 

30-40 hours per week 

Please cat 

(810) 559-3630 

Library Assistant 

We are a leading library services firm 

offering an entry level opportunity m 

corporate ICrary settings Prefer col- 

«ge degree Competlive wage with 

BeneMs Tranaportaaon requeed Ca» 

Dennis at 313-459-9090 

LEGAL SECRETARY - Kallas 4 

Henk ol Bloomfield H.ils needs full 

wrie Secretanes w*h libgation experi- 

ence lor insurance defense atlor 

neys. Expanding fcrm has opportunity 

tor pe-sonal satisfaction if forward 

thinking 4 creative Word perfect 5 1 

to 6 1 Network with own Laser 

pnnter Send resume to Office Man- 

1471 S Woodward, Suite 200. 

ield Hills. Ml 48302 

ager 1. 

Bloomfi 

HUMAN RESOURCES C 

untax* SMflmg Semoei in Bmgliani 

Farms • lookmg to m m m n 

•Mftng manager Mual have good 

wa Ma. 4 musl be praAoent -nth 

lad Permanent copanuney 

pay 4 benefits Cai Gio or 

al (810) 646-7880 EOE 

X 

LATE NITE 

WITH SNELLING 

Feb. 4tn and Feb 19th. 

Open unM 8 PM 

Sal Feb 15. 10 AM - 2 PM 

Flexible hours tor anyone looking 

to make a career change and 

cannot make 11 in during working 

hours Lett of great opportunities' 1 

CALL TODAY'" 

LIVONIA 313-266-8600 

SOUTHFIELD. 810-352-1300 

AUBURN HILLS, 810-373-7500 

TAYLOR. 313-284-0777 


Minimum 2 years secretanai expen- 

ence Proficient m Word Perfect 5 1 

Busy, small downtown Detroit firm 

relocating to suburbs Competitive 

salary Mail resume 4 salary require- 

ments to B Gram 

30180 Orchard Lake 1300 

Firmington Has Ml 48334 

LEGAL SECRETARY - Part time 

with minimum three (3) years expen 

ence in personal injury-workers" com- 

pensation Non-smoker Flexible 

hours Send resume 10 

30300 Northwauim Hwy Suxfe 304 

Farmington Mils, Ml 48334 

or phone 810-855-5090 

LOOKING FOR 

A CHALLENGE? 

Manpower Automotive Division has 

short 4 long term contract openings in 

Deaibom to 

• ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS 

• OFFICE CLERKS 

• 0ATA ENTRY OPERATORS 

Piease mailax resumes lo Rayana 

6 PARKLANE BLVD. STE 120 

DEARBORN, Ml 48126 

FAX » 313-271-8431 

CALL 1-aOO-FORO-AID 


Part time(3 days/week) to Bloomfield 

HMs law firm Must have expenence 

m estate plarmmg. corporate lew and 

«tigatiari Expenence with WP 5.1 lor 

Wmdows required Salary commensu- 

rate •nth experience Please contact 

Holy or Tracey al (810) 646-2120 

or Fax resume lo: (810) 646-7224 

MADONNA UNIVERSITY 

invnes appfecations lor a MMime posi- 

tion as Coordnelor of Ihe Graduate 

Program m Learning Disabilities 

Required qualifications include 

1 An earned Doctorate in 

Specxal Education 

2 Succaselul regilar and specuv 

education taacfung experience 

m K-12 schools inctudmg 

a vafed leaching oertthcate 

3 Teaching and admmistrative 

experiences in higher education 

4 Higher Education Program 

CoordMialion expenence desirable 

Contact 

Dr Robert O. Klmbal 

Cnairperson Education Dept 

Madonna Unrver»ty 


Uvonia. Ml 48150 


Souttilneld location Challenging 

career opportunay to legal secretary 

with corporate ixpenance Mu* have 

thorough knowledge of WordPerfect 

6 x Good BeneMs eicaHenl wortmg 

cona»ions Salary commenauraM wot 

SNELLING 

OFFICE MANAGER 

3 yrs experience 10 

manage wel cAce fm remme to 

(810) 856-9788 

cto Admirastralor 

Box 11473 

Observer 4 

36251 Schoatoaft Rd 


Southfield detome fmn see** VI eme 

secretary to lersor partner. Appfc- 

cants mual have 5 yrs sxpenance in 

medcal malprecac* litigation 4 pos- 

sess arvmced user knowtolge 01 

compulars along with excellenl secre- 

lanal 4 WP 5 1 **s Good benaMs 

Salary commanauraM with ituMy 4 

expenence Non-smoker Send 

reM#ne lo: 

Box 11456 

Observer 4 Eocentnc Newspapers 


Lrvonis Ml 48150 

LEGAL S E C R E T A R Y 

Smal Oakland county law lirm Corn- 

salary Send 

cel E Teub. 

45650 Grand River Suae 1202 

Nov" Ml 48374 

MAIL CLERK I GENERAL OFFICE 

Full-time position Basic computer 

keyboard ak*s. photocopying Wing. 

Medge of general office proce- 

dures N.on-smo«ing. Norn profes- 

sional oftice Send introduction letter 

with resume and salary requirement 

ID 

Box 11453 

Observer 4 Eccentnc Newspapers 


uvonia. Ml 48150 

"HANOS ON* Management position 

Sarong daneal skills 4 Bookkeeping 

experience s plus Must be computer 

iterate 4 customer service onented 

Weekends 4 evenings required 

Send resume 4 salary history lo 

Box #1507 

Obeerver 4 Eccentric Newtpipors 

36251 Schoolcraft Rd. 

Livonia. Ml 48150 

MARKETING ASSISTANT 

Jom up oigantzaaon and putjrour 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT/ 

RECEPTIONIST needed tor OB 

GYN offtce Part tme Cai lor more 

(•10) 477 4440 

MORTGAGE COMPANY SouMttS 

alio perform 

Al 

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Internet.• Check our Classifieds at this Internet address 

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To place your Classified Ad, call 313-591-0900 in Wayne County, 810-644-1100 in Oakland County, 

and 810-852-3222 in Rochester/Rochester Hills 

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Help Wamd- 

Office CtaicJ 


OFFICE ASSISTANT 

Busy pubkc relabone office looking 

P A R T T I M E 

fner**y. outgoing rekable 

person with general office skils Ful 

SEABUKr 1 SM.TH 

Somhfteld Duties 

aiswenno phones, filing, invoicing 

strands Salary bated oo experience 

Fax resume to C4B Scene inc 

(810) 557 7114 

ARBORN has a part time oppoflu 

nrty «i our expanding operation 

OFFICE ASSISTANT/ 

RECEPTIONIST 

Needed lor I growing civil 

snvironmentel engineering firm tor 

general oftice duties and some pubkc 

contact Call Rich Scramstad al 

(313) 421-6680 

OFFICE ASSISTANT 

Growing firm needs person lo ha now 

Irontdes* 6 line phones, and al the 

general tasks of a busy office Good 

team player with willingness to get 

•-« |ob done wfialever it takes 

Offering exceaent pay and Benefits 

Send or Fax leBsr and resume to 

FAX 810-354-3070 

REH ASSOCIATES INC 

21637 Melrose Ave 

Southfield. Ml 48075 

M o n d a y , J a n u a r y 27, 1 9 9 7 O & E 

C l a s s i f i c a t i o n s 5 0 2 t o 506 < * ) 9 C 

CMPLOVMCNT 

Help Wanted- 


R E C E P T I O N I S T / 

T Y P I S T 

The individual wiH work Mon-Fn 

8 30am 12 30pm pertormng recep 

bor*st. clencal and lypmg duties 

Good lypmg sk«s necessary 

ofler an excellent salary If you 

wisn to be considered for a position 

with an industry leader 

Cat (313) 271-9510 

Fax (313) 271 9514 wiesume 

including salary history 

or send resume to 

S E A B U R Y & S M I T H 

4 Parkiane Biv3 Ste 414 

Dearborn Ml 48126 

Equal Opportunity Employs' MT 

RECEPTIONIST 

Farmeigton HUs 

12 30pm - 5 30pm 

S7'»v Evaluation H»* 

(810) 474-5000 

Express Services 

RECEPTIONIST'FILE CLERK 

Needed tor active law ftrm Full lime, 

S7 pet h» Sand resume lo Oftice 

Manager, 20300 Civic Center Drive 

Sule 203. Southfield, Ml 48076 

502 

Help Wanted- 


RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY 

Friendly & ouakty .onented fast paced 

i tlrm si 

good phons 4 people Mills Insur- 

ance plan avaaabla Please call 

Sandy Jones: 

O M * 

TOOAY 

313-462 9600 

OFFCE/CLERICAL 

•$7-$l li-HR ' 

Typing or Data Entry some 

computer expenence -elp'ul 

long term Cel. 313-721-6515 

to interview 

INTERIM PERSONNEL 

OFFICE CLERK 

Wholesale company m Southfield 

seeking clencal person lo assisi 

sales depalment. FJI-hme. Man -Ft 

nesponsiBiHies mdude compute! 

»"jry, phone Wing Send letter or 

resume to. Personnel Department 

PO Box 5137, SouthfieM, Mi 46066 or 

OFFICE HELP BOOKKEEPING 

Smal company needs person to do 

VP Ai'R, payroll 4 custome' serve© 

anention io details excellent pmono 1 

computer skills a must Westland Ply- 

mouth area Benefits. 401K salary to 

mid S20's Reply lo Box 11479 

Observer 4 Eccentnc Newspapers. 


UvpfM. Ml 48150 

r-y OFFICE HELPER 

j K Auto bier experience 

1 ' preferred Start $9 50 ht 

benefits Mr Jones 313-455-5566 

O F F I C E H E L P 

Five Stoe Retail chain needs an 

experienced individual to work in Ihe 

loHowmg ares 60S Bookkeeping 

Accounting functions 40% inventory 

control lunctions. FlexiWe hours 401k 

plan, health insurance Send resume 

RC Sales >nc 

Attn RGS 

36534 Plymouth Rd 

Ltvorva. Ml 48150 

P A T I E N T 

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

Providence has a rapidly growing net- 

work o' Medcal Centers Posihons 

are available in 

Btoomfield Hills • Novi 

Farrrungton Hills • Soulhlield 

Livonia • W Bioomtield 

ideal candidate will have one yeai 

registrar experience al a Healthcare 

' 1 y or medical billing 

experience 

For additional ntormaticm and instruc- 

tions on how to apply please caH 

Job Opportunity Hotline at 

810-424-3171 

Ipress 3, then i) 

P R O V I D E N C E 

Hospital and Medical Canters 

kr Equa Opportunity Employe' 

RECEPTIONIST 

For Livonia CPA firm, answer 

pnones greet ckanu typing and 

fifcng Send resume to 

Swad 4 Company 

38701 7 Mile Rd Ste 245 

Livoma. Ml 48152 

RECEPTIONIST 

FOR Real Estate Dev Co in Soulh- 

lield Mu-li-line phone experience nec- 

essary Microsoft and Excel a plus 

Send resume to 29500 Telegraph 

Suite 110 Souttiketa Ml 48034 

RECEPTIONIST tor Birmingham law 

firm Good telephone voce, kght 

computer entry leve< position. Send 

resume to Othce Manager PO Box 

1899 Birmingham Ml 48012-1899 

RECEPTIONIST 

for busy Birmingham travel aoency 

Must have experience 4 be PC lil- 

erale Fiji time Mon -Fn 

Call Linda at 810-644-1600 

RECEPTIONIST 

For growing fast-paced Auburn Hills 

computer company Positive attitude 

& strong customer service skills a 

must All lesumes-Tetters ol interest 

should be fonwarOed 10 D' Rob Roy 

at Seouoia Diversified Products. 

2660 Auburn Rd Suite 700. Auburn 

Hills. Mi 48326 

or call 810 299-4220 exl 271 

R E C E P T I O N I S T - 

S E C R E T A R Y 

Busy health care company is tasking 

an energettc. self starter lo answer 

our phones and assist wKh clencal 

support Ideal candidate must have 2 

years olfice expenence and strong 

compuler skUs in MS Word and 

EXCEL Piease cai Pal D at 

800-765-7544 or sand resi*ive to 

Secretary - Reception I 

Health Care INNOVATIONS 

9402 Mallby Road 

Brighton I* 48116 

FAX 810-227-0610 

502 

Wanted- 

Clerical 

SECRETARIAL SUPPORT - tuKpart 

time WP tDMpM. mwnrtium 55 

wpm Work wel w«h pubkc Sand 

resume lo Now Saoetanal Service. 

24100 Meadowbrook Rd 1101 

Nov Ml 48375 Fa* 810-471-3854 

Secretaries 

Dynamic, fast paced Lrvoraa Business 

IS looking to detail onented parson- 

able entry level secretaries to joet its 

staff Successful candidate wil poe- 

tess excellent communication and 

organizational skils Mcrosoft Word 

and Excel tkills requeed 

Excelem company paid benefits 

package mdudng retirement plan 

Send resume or apply 

Roush Industries 

11916 Market Si 

Livonia Ml 48150 

313-591-1010 

Fax 313-591-4333 

EOE 

502 

Waated- 

Clerical 

SECRETARY/WORD PROCESSOR 

Fast paced proleiaional growwg 

office Win pleasant working environ 

ment Respons4>Wbes nctode word 

processing using WordPerfect to 

Wmdows 81, p*one answering 

bkng. rurwwig errands and other mn- 

cetlaneous tasks Office hours 

9-5 30pm daily, some overtime 

meybe required Send resume to 

McKenna Associates. Inc Ann Busi- 

ness Manager 32605 W Twelve 

Mile Rd Ste 166. Farmmgion HiKs 

Ml 46334 EOE 

RECEPTIONIST 

SouthHekJ insurance defense lirm 

seeks experienced ret*plion

10C( * ) Classifications 506 to 512 O&E M o n d a y , J a n u a r y 27, 1997 

I 

Hel D Wanted- 

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LUCKING FOR p«'»0» with aood 

C jmnHiricattor skMl» *o* ou» roes 

:«nlir Fu i rime oo%iuon 

Man Fn E*C«l4«n1 P'e 

vious e«per ence rt "\e475 

c* call M«*v«nr 8'j 3l5i H446 

MED'CAi ASSiS-AMT 

TOA pfefarmd * *>ii i«d ir, r.fi 

cwver & 6 entMi \ 

36251 Scho-A'af 

L-vrwiid Mi 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT 

immediate potion available "CM 

responsibw personable ndwidua! lot 

Birmingham Southheld area practice 

Expeneneed « aermaK»ogy piastc 

surgery a plus P«as« send -esume 

n.th Miia-y t«uirements la 

Be. «1516 

& Ecceninc Newspaper' 

M«?51 Schoolcraft no 

Livon* Wl 48150 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT 

'.^r^rat So' je'v p'actê s -xxung i:a' Recc-'d Runme' needed part- 

jirne 'or large Cardiology Group 

Cased m Ann Arccy D'jt«s include 

puii'ng meocSl records and running 

-.cords for varous departments Must 

nave some computer cackgrovind 

NO PHONE CALLS ACCEPTED 

Ma- 01 F»» res-jme to Director ot 

Operations P O Bo« 971 Anr Arbor 

Ml 48106 FAX 313-712-8010 

MEDICAL RECORDS 

CLERK 

Fun rime tcr energetic, serf-motivated 

person Previous eiperience 

required |810i 5S3-0010 E«t 226 

MEDICAL RECEPTiCK'JiST 

Part time tor Livorta Drs cKtice 

Mature good te«epn.y« mann«t 

Repfj with qualifications desired hrs 

saiary address 4 prone no 10 80* 

• 1441 OOserver 4 Ecceninc News- 

papers 362S1 Schoolcraft Livonia 

Mi 48150 

MEDICAL 

TRANSCRIPTIONISTS 

Needed tor Transcriptions LTD a 

rapidly growing naliona medical tran- 

section company immediate open- 

ings tor full and pan time positions 

M r 3 years eipenence -equi-ed >n all 

medcas l«ids Mus- also Be apie 10 

accuraielyNfanscnDe foreign accents 

T L atie'a competitive wages •ncen- 

fue programs and 3rd shin premiums 

Call Donna f810> 471-6896 

% ) r / 

FuifuniWr / 1,met 191? 

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST 

Fun time Call lor appoint- 

ment Mon -Trujrs 5-2 

&"ningham area 

|B10| 645-1799 

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST 

Front desk insurance knowledge 

OphtTiairrw: Teen experienced 'uii 

part-time Send resume to Human 

Resources 144O0 W Mc>*cftois 

Rd Detroit Ml 48235 

OPTHOCMOLOGY TECHNICIAN 

Full time E »pener»ced A Scans 3nd 

pnones computer lira l 10 4- Fle'ract Offices m Birmmgham 4 

dayvwk Canton (3131 981 1554 Camon Can Kay at 810-433-3639 

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" T I M E T f o Z X S f * * - 

C a r e e r N i g h t 

On Thursday, January 30,1997 

at 7:00 p.m.at 

Real Estate One 

117 W. Grand River Ave. 

Brighton - (810) 227-5005 

23366 Farmington Rd. 

Farmington - (810) 477-1111 

702 N. Woodward 

Royal Oak-(810) 548-9100 

3253 West Road 

Trenton - (313) 675-6600 

Call to reserve a seat ir„ 

NURSE CASE MANAGER 

R N expeneneed « case manage- 

ments workers compensation and 

med-legal needed part-time Com- 

puler and associated skills in Word 

internet necessary Certification as 

CCM CRRN & BSN a plus Responsi- 

bilities include WC case manage- 

ment file reviews, developing m|ury 

management programs with 

employers in M CcnpeWrve hourly 

wage. tlen-Pte worn schedule Fan 

resume lo LPC. Inc. Karen Kallis, 

313-240-6499 

OPTICAL DISPENSER 

Needed Experienced. Iiendfy & per- 

sonable fo assist factor ft staff at 

-'•ursii-g facility Mileage, hourly rale 4 

Bene'its Call Mon • Fn 8 30-5pm 

(8101 435-0390 

OPTICAL RECEPTIONIST 

For 

If you've got whit il takes to excel at J. Alexander's, you'll cam some of the 

best pay around. After six months you'll receive tuition reimbursement and 

discounted stock purchase And afler qne year, you'll be eligible for paid 

Vacations. 401K. low cost health insurance options. FREE life insurance 

•nd much more Please come for an interview or call (810) 816-8379. 

. 

A l e x a n d e r ' s 

H I I T A U M N T 

Mon.-Thurt, 2-4 p j n . 

Sato* 

MORTGAGE 

MORTGAGE SALES 


Do th«M quMtlons describe you? 

• Do you cooautontry outproduce othan anth whom 

yovwk? 

• Ara you a taghty p*rsuaafve «jrv*»ual7 

• A/a you highly compeWva' 

• Do you buM ttnyvj i ato ihjri it»tn anVi your dtonta? 

• Do you haw a burrang drtva to ba numbar ona? 

W io. call now Norwaat fchxigâ inc., N toadar in 

raaWanttol mongaQa lata*, to looting lor tatonM M F 

vMuato K>)o*i our organaatton You vCba working wffi 

AaaMor* and buMw* a* ML AA norvtradtoonai KWOM 

toonvaat «• ntf on MI ID pnMdi anaAant cuatomar 

wrvto* and to maWi borrow* tnancM naad* aMi 

vanoua Horwaat Uor^î proAicta. 

Tha wXWmH nil en J tor Wa poaOon a»H*w« 

of 2 

or mongaga 

yr* axpartanoa in aatoa, mongaga u 

banking. ExcaCam convnumcaaon 

P*Hvacornp< rvtoanafltopackagaandfttoppor 

tunty tor gnwti. If vou aft n*af*«ad In a caraar not 

)u* • )ob. cai now tor a oonadantw Warvtow' 

RaaHata 

• Martpa«a 

ar1-WFM14770 

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UaUtif frtday l M l - I m(CT) 

A/i EqM OppeNunay EmpUyar 

506 Help Vi 

Medical 

Warned- 

MEDICAL 

TFIANSCRIPTIONISTS 

Positions are availawe a! 

NOVI - MEDCAL RECORDS 

Part-lime afternoon shift morlung Sat- 

urday and Sunday SOwpm and one 

year transcnption expenence required 

to include operative reports history.' 

physical ami'or ER notes 

SOUTHFIELD RADIOLOGY 

Part-time every Saturday and 

Sunday day or afternoon slvfi plus 

occasional weekday afternoon srufi 

50*pm and one rear me®cai tran- 

scription experience required 

For a complete 'islmg o< avaiiaCle 

positions ana mstruclons on appfymg. 

call — 810-424-3171 

PROVIDENCE 

Hospital and Medical Carters 

Employment Services 

22255 Greenfield, Ste 310 

SouthlieW. Ml 48075 


RECEPTIONISTS 

LOOKING FOR OFFICE PERKS? 

Why seme tor coach, 7 Oequindre Road 

Heights Ml 48071 

FAX 815-547-7348 

An Equal Opportuney Employer 

Amy Fo 

2S367 

C A D I L L A C C A F E 

•n Farmmgion Hi*i 

eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee 

NOW MIRING 

* KITCHEN STAFF 

* HOST STAFF 

* WAITSTAFF 

Apply n person 

Wed ft Thur Between 4pm ft «pm 

30656 Grand River Farm Hills 

lying pier* I 

;:iilll expe 

we induetry 

CAFE 

rung atfwi our manulac- 

"deai canOdaM snouk] 

i »i me food ser 

aiaiann mdudng vacations med- 

cai pieecnpwna. denial, anandanoe 

Bonue mcennve 401K and pro*! 

•fiwij Aeety H 

1381 HB C* MM S Of For® 

Waaaanfl. Ml «aiaa 

EOC M* 

C O O K S 

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jiiaa6-57io 

COOKS a WAIT ST AFT 

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777 W Awn M w Tr. W|Hî 

COOK WVTTEO 

For AFC Home R U»»ert B*M 

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papa 

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m i l ati4M 

508 Foodi'Beveraft 

RecUunot 

COOK 

SfttiR Ful or pan ame Puza ft 

gnu experience AJeo waasut 

needed Starting Gala Safcmn. 

135 N Center St NortHviM 

OAIRV QUEEN 

*6.'hr and up Full or part time Work 

up lo 55 hours a week Apply at 

24671 Grand River Bet Telegrapnft 

7 Mile Mon-Fn. 12 5pm or cMI 

313-538-1570 

*^Day Host/Hostes^ 

& Wait Staff 

Part-time Mon-Fn Flexible 

hours Ccmcetftrve wages Sum- 

•ners ft noways oft if needed 

No eipenence necessary nail- 

train 

Call or stop m al 

The Family 

Buggy Restaurant 

29335 Orchard Lake Ra 


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(810) 553-9090 

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COUNTER PREP 

Good Food Company 

needs good, reliabw 

people to work tor good wages 

Benefits, vacations S holidays 

Fast advancement 18101 362-0886 

EDWARDS CAFE ft CATERERS 

m Northville hiring 

e COUNTER SALES 

e COOKS 

CaH 810-344-1550 

EDWARD'S SAKE SHOP 

m Plymouth hiring 

e COUNTER SALES 

e DtSHWASHERS 

Call Juke K 313-416-1550 

GRILL COOK COR LOUNGE 

Part-time days will train nght person 

Apply at JR's Loinge 5 Mile ft 

Telegraph 313-531-4780 

ITS 

COMING! 

Matt Prentice's 

Unique Restaurant 

Corporation 

Is now accepting applications 

for us newest location (at the 

Kingsley Inn) 12 Restau'ants 

and growing we're looking lor 

motivated people weh a profes- 

sional approach and a comma- 

ment to customers service 

Great wonong envuronmenl 

and BENEFITS Iheaim vaca- 

tion 401K. etc I 

' .•-oa'tsKw m, e in 

exchange for taking cere of elderly 

lady Barb evea (810) 569-1368 

MARK6T PLflC€ 

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INSTRUCTION 

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CARETAKER 

COUPLE 

dad tor kaury apertment oo 

In Oakland County area Dueas 

534 JobtVtnud- 

FenuWMik 

STRONG WORKER WITH OWN 

PiCX-UP looking tor kghf hauang. 

am clean-up. aa:. meured Ptoaea 

Childeare Serried 

CANTON- Uoarwad dald cere m 

smoke-free home Fiat leemmg ft 

TIC Meets ft enecxs Smal group 

CPWFW Aids 313^81-7438 

CHILDCARE IN iw »oaneedLiv»»a 

honw Certified m First A«1 and CPR 

Fenced m yard Lata d Wye ft TLCt 

Exoaaenl retorences (810)442-0156 

ZZa 

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il10> 886-laOO. eat 

EaUrUiuEal 

Dai JAY MLiaiC OaSlQN. Huaband 

and wftoDJWem booking tor tprmg 

313-207-8822 

MUX AUDIO DJ SERVICE 

Naar Bookma lor aprmg ft amw 

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LICENSED M noma cfildcere 3 %A- 

provided Canlon (313) 388-518* 

537 CkildcsrW 

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FAMILY DAYCARE 

tpeoekang m mfenta thru p'sedvx* 

FuH imw only WeaOandUvoraa area 

Cai Judy ft Jen (313) 425-6946 

L IVOm A-Mdher d I to care tor your 

Cf-Adren Gamea ft laamirM AveJ- 

- ^ 

A OOR ABLE 3 rea. old Brt and new- 

born boy need loving Caregiver r 

our Plymouth home, Mon-Fn 

6 30am-8 30pm Non-amoker own 

iranaponation and refirancea 

• M 313-343-4736 

Ftande rates 

LOVING ANO dependable mother d 

2 ** provide exceaent care tor your 

eMdren Non-emokmg enwonmert. 

Mon-Fn from 7am to 8pm Ayes 1 

thru 4 preferred Meaie mckjded CaJ 

Knetm after 8pm (313) 525 223* 

LOVING IN-HOME Chid Care 

Wei eaucpad educational 

•outme. Canton Center ft Ford 

Rd area 31J-*8l-8333 

LOVING MOTHER d 2 grown cna- 

% Garten Cay 

537 Ouldertl 

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ABC S "umbeie ft verwue edkrthee 

uvonwhame Mon-Fn "aa-x-.r- 

For mioniieW * *W- 

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EUCaitNT OPRORTUMTTV 

arrstrissrs 

MOTHER i Oe*oare Teed* pro- 

my Centofi 

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538 CWdcare Needed 

540 EkieHyCtrel 

kauuact 

BABYSITTER • m our Farmmgton 

HIM home - Mon twu Fit Bam 10 

5 30pm Greet pey poeaM 

Benefits Cal after 6 810-47 

*10-476-8229 

BABY SITTER needed 3 nfm per 

week 4 30pm-2 30em Your houee 

Ptoasa*cal (810) 869-9004 

CHILD CARE PROVIOER 

d m my Lworaa home. Mon-Fn 

mmecka'eiy Cal ifler 8pm 

J13-421 Re* 

abw honeet. eaodum ratorancee ft 

cat Can M r (313) 3S2 3809 

1 1 Education' 

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TRAVEL 

SCHOOL 

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ment Cal tor brodwra 

CARLSON WAGONLiT TRAVEL 

313-582-8313 

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deck dresser $500. smalt bureau 

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EASTLIKE VICTORIAN Wash stand 

professionally restored, walnut 

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cabinet ha* seat halt tree -dressers 

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PORCELAIN DOLLS by artist 

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al ongnal bones never displayed 

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE 

Nobce is herein giver, by ne undersigned 

thai on Tuesday January 28 

1997 at 10 AM al 934 Arm Aitior 

Rd , Plymouth, Ml, 46170. a pubtK 

auction ol the following 

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1F APP2896JW184292 

FORD 1960. Sla-Wagon 

OK94B154277 

FORD 1965. EconoHne Van 

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BUlCK. 1968 leSabre 

1G4HR54C4JH519853 

FORD 1966. Escort 

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PLYMOUTH. 1964, woruon 

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FORD 1961. 2 door 

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CHEVROLET, 1989 Camaro 

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CADILLAC. 1988. Seville 

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TOYOTA, 1991. Cekca 

DODGE. 1985. alP.RES 

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FORD 1985. Mustang 

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MONO A 1984. Prelude 

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FORO 1905. Pick-up 

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FORD 1969 Mustang 

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HONOA. 1991. CrvK 

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tables a chairs. 313-522-0133 

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1991 Mercury Toper OS, furniture, 

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SALE OF Laura DeCock. Sterling 

Heights ocalsd at 15S87 E 30 MM 

Rd , Romeo. E of Van Dyke. W ol 

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Sal Feb t 10 to 3 Furniture, pedes 

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Mo\inf Sales 

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DINING set. casual. Nichols a Stone 

top quaMy wicker table a chairs, ate 

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equipment 810-642-1669 

NORTHVILLE MOVING saM. appliances. 

some furniture, mac houMhold 

items Saturday a S«x)ey 10-4 

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Clothing 

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BRIDAL GOWN and matching ve* - 

Venetian lace and s*k shantung Size 

10-12. S19SOrbest, (810) 682-6370 

COYOTE * coal win to* trim, 

new. new $2400 se* $700 (male 

headband) , size smell 313-416-5 

length I 

Exceaent condition Only worn rwioe 

Valued et $2200 Ottered al $1200 

Callleave message 810-642-2412 

FUR COATS - Ranch mink $699 

Red Fox $1199 Leathar.Fo. $799 

Smaa-Med perfect 810-737-6*69 

LAOYS OPALINE Mink coat, size 

medium, never worn Below 

appraisal, $500 810-695-5046 

NEW BRIDAL gown sue 14, ot» 

shoulder, drop waist, ongnal $800 

sell tor $395 (313) 397-2173 

ST JOHN KNITS 6 other name 

brand women s doRung Sizes 2 to 6 

Dress a casual (810) 354-5846 

Household Goods 

716 

BEOROOM FURNITURE Dressers 

(2). $20Ckpa»r Headboard Fulf 

queen. $60 (810) 247-7356 

BEDROOM SET • 7 piece white oak 

$ 1300 or best oiler Leave message 

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Have A Sale' 313-591-0900 

Bootetald Goads 

BEOROOM SET • S pwee antique 

$300 Cat betore 6pm 

(SI3) S41-0I84 

Batfroom Seta-wM* MC*er Ml aUa. 

11 pca tfca new $1200 QM^ Man 

cenopy set SeOQ 810-300^4407 

SEDAOOM SET Tha Ends Up king 

sue bad. 2 nmcnm a mgrt Man Da. 

desk Vary good condkon Paid 

$240C>'eearig W7i 313 414-16*0 

CHERRY OA Fumaure 

couch, toveeaat. 3 tables BaauMul 

conctnon t l » M M SlMaM217 

CHILOCRAFT CONVERTIBLE bed: 

cnb* twm Oak. NuN Mandhuichaa 

Excellent condoor PaM $3000 

Aateng $1360. (313) Aie-ISSS 

CONTEMPORARY BEOROOM aet 

Queen piaBorm bad. In white, 

auannolr. S1000 (810) 6204043 

CRAFTMATC admataMa bad. ima 

new 2 Yr* old. S2.500 

313-454-7128 or 313-937-2223 

CRIB. CHANGING taM* triple 

dresser Whne-waahed Oak Excellenl 

condition $600 St0-651-3087 

CUSTOM MADE country toveaeal 

matching chair, oak tnm " 

quakty. Ike l*e new. new or-j"*^ ongnst) ^ S1400 

Must M* $60Q%eet 313 S1: 

DECO 1920 S BEDROOM SET - 

Ful. del ear vanNy with mror. Good 

condnon $600 (810) 477-3596 

DINING CHIPPENDALE solid 

mahogany table a 8 chair*, ornate 4 

bed, chma cabmatt. servers. 

Me tope 

B1-9696 

DINING ROOM txjflet WtMe. excellent. 

anaque style. $250 

Pag*r (810) 567^724 

OiNlNG ROOM - French Pravmoal 

cherry table 4 chairs custom pads. 2 

pe breakfront: $800 (313)421-5677 

DINING ROOM set dark wood, 

buflet chna cabmei. 5 side chaws 1 

arm chair TaMe 39 » 62 wflh 2 

attached leavas. extended to 110" 

$1 050. (810) 932-1776 

BoesehoJd Goods 

n sal • hentadon. Coo- 

Ca* tor data** $2500 

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A Suburban ®T W& 

Automotive showcase 

Published Every Monday 

Saturn's SCI 

should make a 

lot of noise with 

buyers in 1997 

By Anne Fracassa 

Avanti NewsFeatures 

I was really pleased with 

myself. There were eight days 

left before Christmas and I actually 

had ALL my shopping complete. 

' 

Walking back to the 1997 

Saturn SCI in the Target parking 

lot with two kids and a shopping 

cart in tow, I pressed the 

remote key fob to open the doors 

and light the interior of the car. 

Nothing happened. 

Tm right up to the car and still 

nothing. OK, be stubborn. It's 

cold as cold can be and I've got to 

get my 5-year-old and my 3-yearold 

into the car. I open it manually, 

with the key. 

All hell breaks loose. 

The horn starts beeping and 

gets louder and louder as the 

seconds pass. I hurry the kids in 

the car. They look scared. 

"There's nothing wrong," I tell 

them. 

I put the key in the ignition to 

silence the roar. Nothing happens. 

I get out of the car, and put 

the key in the door again. 

Nothing. 

So I sat back in the car again. 

OK, time to open the glove 

box. Where's the manual? There 

isn't one. Great. 

It's late at night. Too late to 

call anyone at Saturn. Now I'm 

angry. 

I try it again. Same thing. The 

car is totally disabled. It's not 

going anywhere. I'm frustrated. 

Becca, my 3-year-old, tries to 

£ 

ROAD 

TEST 

By 

Anne 

Fracassa 

help. "Maybe you need gas," she 

says. 

Now I'm losing my cool and 

both kids are crying. "Turn it off, 

" yells Francesca, my 5-year-old. 

I didn't know how. 

People leaving the store are 

starting to notice. 

So I grab my cell phone and 

call my better half. He tells me 

to get out and put the key in the 

door; that usually works. Not 

this time, I say. Put it in the ignition, 

he says. OK "See what happens?" 

I shriek. He says he'll 

come to pick me up and we'll 

deal with it in the morning. 

As I'm sitting in the cold car I 

remembered the Chevrolet roadside 

assistance number. Heck, 

it's GM. Saturn, Chevrolet ... 

they're in the same family, right? 

Somebody's got to know. 

Chevy's roadside people take 

my call, listen to me scream 

above the din of the horn and 

crying children and immediately 

connect me with Saturn's roadside 

assistance. Snap! Just like 

that. A polite gentleman 

instructs me to press all the buttons 

of the key fob for 15 seconds. 

"Now lock the doors. 

Unlock them," he says. 

And the din is done. 

A crowd had gathered around 

the SCI. I hang up the phone, 

shrug,my shoulders, start the 

car and get out of there like a 

bat outta you-know-what. 

Thus began my surprising 

week in the 1997 Saturn SCI. 

This is the first time since 

Saturn has graced our roads 

that I was actually impressed 

with one of its cars. The SCl's 

updated styling and new interior 

redesign are just what the doctor 

ordered. 

Truth be told, I never liked 

Saturn vehicles before. In fact, I 

loathed them. I rarely wrote 

about them. They just were 

unimpressive, uncomfortable, 

noisy, boring ... popular only 

because of the company's outstanding 

record for customer 

service. 

But that's not the way it is 

anymore. ThiB is a brand new 

Saturn. One that's quality driven, 

fun to drive, more comfortable 

than ever and has more 

safety and conveniences than 

Rafiki could shake his stick at. 

And the SCI is an entry-level 

vehicle in the coupe line. 

For starters, the Saturn coupe 

is not only sporty, but also it's 

actually pretty roomy. The back 

seat easily accommodates two 

child car seats — which means 

two large-hipped adults can pop 

back there. ITiere's not a ton of 

legroom, but there's 4.5 inches 

more than last year — enough 

for most of us. 

The seats, both front and rear, 

are comfortable, something 

that's noticeable right away 

because the seats were so awfully 

uncomfortable before. In front, 

the seats have adjustable head- 

rests and lumbar support. 

One thing that's neat — a 

"presenter arm" for the front 

safety belts. This contraption 

makes the front seat belts more 

accessible. The belts are mounted 

in back of the driver seat on 

the B-pillar, but the arm brings 

them forward more, making 

them much easier to access and 

put on. The only problem is that 

a rear passenger haa to negotiate 

around that arm. A minor 

inconvenience. 

Back to the optional Saturn 

Security SyBtem. Ill tell you one 

thing: The doggone thing did its 

job. Disabled the whole car, it 

did. 

But really, what happened to 

the Saturn I was in, I'm told, can 

happen to anyone. The key fob 

somehow got its memory erased. 

By holding down all the buttons, 

it reinitialized the key fob and I 

was on my way in no time. 

The system allows you to lock 

the car and arm the security system 

all at once. Press "lock" 

again, and it chirps to tell you all 

is well. There's a panic button for 

your personal security. One 

press activates the horn and 

flashes the interior lights for two 

minutes. 

Here's what happened to me: 

When armed, if the door is 

opened or the ignition is turned 

on, the syBtem activates the horn 

and interior lights and the 

starter circuit is cut off, preventing 

the vehicle from being started. 

Keep fiddling with the door 

and ignition and the whole system 

activates again. 

Saturn owners are provided 

with a pocket card telling them 

exactly what to do if the remote 

fob is broken, lost or dysfunctional. 

Dealers will tell you to 

read the card. Then, what happened 

to me won't happen to 

you. 

The Saturn SCI is much, 

much quieter this year, thanks 

to an improved door-sealing system, 

sound-absorbing material 

added between exterior door 

panels and door frames, and 

( * M O ) 1 D 

improved engine mount and 

torque struts. 

The wheelbase is larger for 

1997, giving the SCI much more 

stability on the road than ever I 

before. 

The exterior is all new and it'6 

really sharp. It's sportier than 

ever before. Everything has been 

revised, from the front to th®^ 

rear. 

The new roof and decklid 

designs nearly eliminate water* 

runoff into the passenger and 

cargo compartments. There are 

standard daytime running* 

lamps, as well as optionalfoglamps 

located in the smartly 

designed air intake. 

On the inside, there are large 

storage pockets, dual airbags 

and an ample center console. 

The SCI is powered by a 1.9-; 

liter single-overhead-cam 4cylinder 

engine that produce* 

100 horsepower that sounds lea»-' 

powerful than it is. Optional is at 

dual-overhead-cam 4-cylinder 

that outputs 124 horses. 

The engine ia not going to win ; 

you any drag races, but it'4 - 

respectable and can hold its own . 

on the freeway. •* 

The 5-speed is smooth-shiftîng. 

An automatic is available, 

and preferred. 

Available options include air, 

power windows and door locks, a 

power Bunroof, rear spoiler, ABS 

with traction control, cruise control, 

foglamps, AM/FM cassette 

or cassette/compact disc and 

leather appointments. 

Suffice it to say, this Saturn 

was so good it surprised me. 

For the SCl's base price of 

$12,495, give me a break — you 

can't go wrong. 

Anne Fracassa is senior editor of 

Avanti NewsFeatures. 

1997 Saturn SCI • 

Vehicle class: Subcompact 

Power: 1.9-liter SOHC 4-cylinder. 

Mileage: 28 city / 40 highway. 

Where built: Spring Hill.Tenn. 

Base price: $12,495. 

msasm a tSw wm§ se» MAsm&rwm 

A t , /9 / 4 A A A / APR FINANCING 

1/Umie/i ^r3»9 /O h u r r y ^ L M T E P I 

1997 

BONNEVILLE 

SE SEDAN 

Automate transmission, air corxttorwig. 3800 V6. rear wrtio* defroster, 

power wndows. power locks, dual ar bogs and more. Stock #970166. 

SALE $ 4 A Q Q C * GM OPT II 

PRICE Deduct $1105.70 

36 month Smart Lease *299£rmo. 

1997 

GRAND AM 

SE COUPE 

Mr condfeomng. AMFM stereo air bag. 24 hour noadsxte assistance, 

three ysar/36000 mla warranty slock WTOI75 

Gil OPT II 

Deduct 1732.45 

$ 12,995* 

3 6 m o n t h S m a r t L e a s e , 1 9 9 ' P ^ m a 

1997 

SUNFIRE SE 

COUPE 

Rear defroster, a* oondttoning. AM/FM stereo cassette, dual air bags. 

antHock brakes, sport rrwrors, tinted glass, power steering, power 

brakes as Stock OKJCX #970142 

'* GMOPTN 

ij W W Deduct $66395 

2 D < * ) C l a s s i f i c a t i o n s 0 0 1 t o 7 5 1 O & E M o n d a y , J a n u a r y 27, 1997 

M f l R K C T P l f K € 

724 BwneMftOffin 

Kqaptit 

TOSHIBA ELECTRONIC Telephone 

System Programmable System 

includes 10 pnones with su srie but 

Ions intercom. how, call transfer 

conienence calling asternal* cal- 

oac* speed dialing last nimher 

'•»« at torwartfcng vokxne con- 

trol, p*»ng & more X520I Orcnard 

ewe Sun* 100 Farrmnglon MM 

> cap 810 539 33SS unto 5 00 

730 CoaaJladutmlf 

J w t t u r i a ^ u i ^ 

BAR OWNERS Aneoue 0* Do* 

trorti back TxndOfWy On 10 

Unorrt *ta)M gMu A k M glass 

doors USCMM 31>52S 2323 

CALL TOO AY FOR 

HOME DELrVERV 

313-581-0500 

732 Coapttten 

COMPUTER 386 win Word Perfect 

$300 (31.3) 277-6000 

COMPUTER 386 win Word Perfect 

$300 (313) 277-6300 

INTEL PENTIUM 100 48 MB 2 8 Q« 

HO CO Rom WMkai sound card. 

$190G*»al Eves (313) 277-2576 

A T T E N T I O N 

L O V E R S 

732 Coaputen 

486DX.4, 75MHZ 8mo Ham Win 96. 

OHce 95 Games internet Ready 

w.pmtor $500. MAC portal* Excel 

modem $200 6 g e Can Ctn-» 

ai 0-349-777$ ar Cflity Si 3-728-4408 

R WALLPAPER/PAINTING e 

Eteeneneed • Free aal • Wort 

jusytitl • WMtoai NMRRiM 

• Senior OMR. |313l 422-7743 

( 8 1 0 ^ 2 6 0 0 

PRpRrma. Removal Pami,no 

Reean* lap Women 'Wee 8 MC 

VsilVaatuH' 

EMERALD WALL WA0MMS INC 

N > H > CR^RI CtoerRng 

*ed DtoiinaMiit 

313-484-1114 

752 

M o n d a y , J a n u a r y 27, 1997 O & E 

ôrtmg Goods 

EXQUISITE POOL IRUe, ueed 3 

emee. Retal at 88100 Mual aa8. 

$4500 or beet 810*88*421 

GOLF CLUBS - Teytor mi _ 

irona-SW 2. NHto ahelto. 3380 

Armour Tl driver: $150 Knar Bee 

driver. $128 (810) 475*129 

MOVING SALE - eserctae equipment 

emcellent corMNnn Marc, On. tut 

roe Rider. The 

Step 

bodied wortout. E Force _ 

Burnet. Slimele 201 

«comoutoi Vtamaatei 

E«erdB8 bike wroomputar 

an oiler ,810) 932*748 

NEW POWER Rider wiRi extra aqup- 

ment, Mu new. $199 CM alter 8pm. 

(810) 353*958 

ask tor D 

NOROAWALK brand new contMon 

computorued I pulse etc.) new $625 

$350 (313)981-1752 

NORDIC TRACK Pto Modal 

w,'electronic*, $275 

Eva*, altar 8pm. (313) 427*913 

NORDIC TRACK Pro Skier S295 

Air hockey 4 It, $45 TrwnpoUne, 

$45 Skd*. $40 (313) 542-9461 

NORDf TRACK manual Wa*-M 

Traadm* Mahogany welectrorvc* 

Uke new- $800be*l 810 656-0383 

POOL TABLE BeHey slate top. 7 It 

«v SSOO'ties' 

(313) 532-4719 

Good condition 

POOL TABLE - Brunswick arc* 

1915 9 ft inlaid wood Excellent 

Condition Call 810-774-3248 

POOL TABLE 7 It stale . 

sones $600 (810} 644-6391 

784 D on 

JUST LOST ownat. spayed tomato. 3 

yrs oM Greet wah lads Aa anou To 

a good homR 313-459-0819 

LAS PUPPIES AKC Meek 8 yellow 

Dswclewi. champion lines 

$375-8400 (810) 879*478 

LAS PUPS. AKC • dew clew* 

removed a first shots Ready to go 

$300 CMI (810) 36S-18B1 

LAB SHEPHERD mat. M Mack. 10 

Yrs OH loves chldren $25 Moving. 

Eve's 810*85*211 810*88*781 

MALTESE PUPPY male etlh 

papers AKC. show Pure whRa 

$400 (810) 647-1847 

PEKINGESE PUPS 

lered ready to go 

priced CaH (517) 

ROTTWEILER RESCUE - Rescue s 

adopaon Foster homes needed 

Cai (810) 334-5223 

SHIH TZU Puppies - intMkaent, ador- 

able. bom Dec 4th MS2M. $200 

SHIH TZU Pup*, tiny. AKC Shots 

Va^Mastsrcard 313-453-4295 

YORKIE AKC mala pup • parents 

I*x>er 4 OS fir-Si shots $600 

313-563-4428 

786 Horsesi 

Equipment 

POOL TABLE, 8 It, state, Hke new 

$700 (8101 540-6392 

SALOMON SKI S 9X9000 EXP PR8 

2 seasons $250 Salomon ski s 9E2S 

PR6 wtiind a poles $250 Pre 1200 

stus 200CM wibmo $100 Pre 1200 

ski s 175CM wbindings a poles $85 

Nortkca 997 mens Comp boots sue 

11 $40 Can 810 647 2323 

WEIGHT LIFTING equipment - Com- 

plete «W2 4*5 weight mirrors Mint 

conditon $1300 313-261-4257 

754 Wanted to Buy 

BARN HELP Needed 

Ful time Healed horse show 

bam 810-346-8619 or 

810-437-1008 

GELDING - Tannesse Wafter 7 yr 

ok), full chromei'blue roan, excellent 

disposition $2500 (810l 627-2256 

TRAIL RIDERS - Pnvate farm now 

accepting horses lo board Large box 

stalls quality lead daily turn-out 

K»oins state land tor miles ol scenic 

trails Horses for sale or lease 

Beginner Western lessons 

(313) 878-9450 

788 Household PeU- 

Otber 

ALL CASH lor toys a anything old 

WR ttoV 1 itr— — —— — — 

item or entire esiate 

or PM 810-545-7505 

AFRICAN GRAYBIRO FOR SALE 

CALL 810-478-1605 

PIANO. DARK wood Muet be m 

excellent condition (313) 

462-62S8 

m 

ANIMALS 

PCTS/IIVCSTOCK 

#780-798 

AUTOMOTIVC 

ft€CRCAT10NAl 

V€HICl€S 

#800-899 

811 

FORMULA Z S MX bORt 1994 s 8 

8 afcmmum covered V-Noee 

ar. al tor $8500 

(313) 425*108 

POLARIS 1983.500 EFI. 2600 tWtoe 

good condtton. SQOOObeel 

(313) ~ 

POLARIS 1998 F, 

2 ptROR traAei 

once $2500 

epare Uaed 

(313) 729*382 

SKI OOO 1978 - 440 Evereet. good 

oontRbon S65abeet (810) 383-4801 

SKiDOO 1993 Formula Plue. 580 cc 

eke new. low rnlas $3700 or beat 

oiler (810) 980-7783 

SKI DOO MX 1995 241 UP mRee. 

$3500 (313) 421*187 

SKIDOO 1981 8 'AMAHA 1985. 

with traear S2000 tor M 

(313) 522*188 

YAMAHA 1979. 340 

new. $650 810-738*155 

YAMAHA Phaier - Excelem con«»- 

aon $1500 1992 Arte Cat 560 SqiAd 

cooled. 500 num. $2300 1996 

Tntcm we trailer. 2 place. $800 

313-449-0557 

812 

Cupera/MoUr 

BoaeaTrailen 

NOSAAD 1988. 20 t , M | loaded, fur- 

nace. av. awning a screen room wiRi 

carpet, excellent condition, very 

- 7548 

$7000 (313) 538-75 

SUPERIOR 24 -73 Dodge tuny se»- 

contamed Runs great A1 -body 

$4000 26419 W 6 MM Redlon] 

313-533-7417 

TERRY 1994 24C travM trader 

Loaded, low miles excellent tloor 

plan a condttton $9200 

313-449-4066 

822 Tncki Per Salt 

DOOGE DAKOTA I N B M H I 

4 WO LQWJwJ 94 00C "Wey 

mRee 88.950 (810) 74 

DOOQC 1993 DeAota Sport V8. 3.9 

cap. 1 a. TOO mlas Vary good oorv* 

Son $7900beet (Bid) 471-3138 

DOOGE 1998 RAM 1SOO. Oub Cab 

Spoil, loaded. U power Only 3100 

mRaa 819.488 

DOOGE 1985 Ram SLT 

condMon. annlMed kbarjae* top 

Extended warranty SW 000 

(313) 328-5828 

FORD F150 Custom 1902 - Auto- 

matic cap. AMrTM stero. 58,000 

88,500. 013) 534-3315 

FOND F150 1987, 8 cylinder some 

new parts Good wort mx*. $1500 

e e e e e e e e e e SOLD 

FORD FLAlRStDE 1992. 4x4 NRe. 

F150 supercab. V8. automasc. as 

Loaded, $12,892 

OEMMER FORD (313) 721-2800 

FOND. 1965 F 1J0. low mlee excel- 

lent condmon. 4.9 L automatic Mr. 

more $4,700 #10) 844*042 

FORD 1994 F150 Pick-up. 19 000 

mile* 1 owner $10,794 

DEMMER FORD (313) 721-2600 

FORD 1995 F150 Suparcab* (7) 

XLT. V8, automatic, ar. Ml power, 

loaded greet eMectcn Pnoed Irom 

$14,995 

DEMMER FORO (313) 721-2600 

822 Tracks For Sale 

GMC, 1995 Suburban. 314 ton. 4>4 

Rear haat/ae 8 paaeermar 21.000 

• 810*50*308 

S Ton 4x4. 380. 711 

cap a II700 

(313) 722-4682 

K1S00 1994 pickup . 4 x 4 Ml power 

Worn last $16 995 

Call Jim. 468-5247 

GOROON CHEVROLET 

NISSAN KING CRb 1964. 4 wheel 

dnve, S speed many new parts 

$1825. (313) 513-7408 

NISSAN 1993 Pickup V6. long bed. 

whits. 65 450 mles. t II :Ment condi- 

tion S750Q%est (810) 380-4127 

RANGER 1993 STX extended cab 

4 0 engine automatic loaded. 

$9600 810-437*915 

RANGER 1994 atx. 4x4. super cab. 

23000 inRea. new area 8 itms. alarm, 

.extras $15 SOOtoeet 313-495*797 

RANGER 1992 V8, 

newer sie* new brake* 73.000 

mRe* $4900t«SI (810) 442-7888 

RANGER 1993 XLT eidendsd cab. 

4 0 L. 5 speed power eleenngti*kae. 

:aii iRt $6900roRer 810*87*879 

824 Miai-Va 

CHRYSLER 1881 Town 8 CounRy - 

4 CRptRm tfiRVR, M leaner double 

Mr. pRrtect $88001 313-291-5662 

CHRYSLER I960 Toaflt 8 Country 

new WnemiRaMn al 70,000 Great 

(810) 548*279 

DOOGE CARAVAN 1994 Al wfwel 

dnve 3 8 Mer V8 duel heeler a a> 

remote slartor. am-lm stereo ca* 

**0*. Ml powei $16,500 

Alter 7pm 810-22»*426 

DOOGE 1891 Grend Carevan - M 

wheel dm*, loaded. Exceaent Caret 

Son $9000 (810) 349-7486 

FORO AEROSTAR XL 1991 

newer tire*, brakee. exhaust $4900 

(313) 367*657 

826 Vans 

AEROSTAR 1898 XLT Extended 

Wagon*. 8 passenger automatic 

dual ar.*ieat. power wmdowsAock*. 

cruise, nil, cassRtte From 

$15,998 

OEMMER FORO (31% 721-2800 

ALL DRIVE VEHICLE 1994. V*. an 

power window* a locks 

PANIAN CHEVY 

(810) 355-1000 

CHEVY 1985 G10 - Pens ot whole 

Needs ettarmg box $600 or beet 

ofler 810-474-4804 

CHEVY 1995 G-20 Van. comerson 

15.000 mles Lease or 

(810) 843*070 

FORD 1995 Aeroelai XLT extended 

wagons air, automatic, power 

armdowsAocks cnaee. ». 7 pas 

From $13,995 

R FORD (313) 721-2800 

DESME 

FORD WINDSTAR, 1995 GL - air 

crvaae. I 

$13,900 

crvaae. ML M power Cergo rack. 

313-459-9783 

S10 1994 EXT CAB pickup 

automatic, dean! 

PANIAN CHEVY 

(810) 355-1000 

FORO 1979 Ft50, 4x4 Brand new 

460 angvie (need* ratkator). 36 m 

Super Swampers Sokd Body $3,000 

beet After 7pm . (810) 852-4850 

TERRY RESORT 1994 3211 , 

loaded rarely used immaculate. 

$14 000 (313) 425*106 

10 yr .membership in Hartkand. 

$1500 313-384-0987 

816 Antaflroek-Paru 

k Service 

te engne 

19«a.$600 Ford 19 liter escort 

engme snd tans complete .$300 Also 

misc motors (313) 535-0024 

818 Auto Financing 

800 Airplanes 

780 Animal Services 

FIND IT IN CLASSIFIED 

784 Dogs 

CLASSIFIED SELLS 

•CREDIT PROBLEMS* 

•BANKRUPTCY• 

Won t stop you lram dnving away 

Irom Joe Paroan Chevrolet 

Call Steve P' l810)-355-1000 

Autos Wanted 

ABSOLUTELY 

HIGHEST $ PAID FOR 

Quality Cars & Trucks 

BoawMotors 

(3131 562-7011 

BASS BOAT 1985 AJumacrafl with 

30 HP Evmrude new trailer trolling 

motor many extras excellenl condi- 

tion $2800 (3131 535-2439 

AK1TA BOSTON Rott Poodle. 

Lhasa. Pom Golden, S4ky, Aus 

Shep Basset Shih Tsu, CMh All 

breeds available (313) 427-6644 

Dalmatian & Eskimo Spec $149 rafc*s $8300 313-591*018 

EXPLORER 1993 Edtke Bauer 

4x4 leather, mm) condition 54 000 

mles $14 200 610*47-9204 

EXPLORER. 1991 Edtke Bauer 4x4. 

leather, aulomatic, $11,500 

810-354*928 or 810-349-2311 

EXPLORER 1991 a 1994, Eddie 

Bauer very low mles, »« week only 

0 down available 20 mmute crede 

approval by phone OAC 

TYME AUTO (313) 455-5588 

EXPLORER EOCME BAUER, 1991. 

4x4 Leather, loaded Ml power, 

extra sharp Warranty mduded. 

$12.488 ' 

Jeeps/4 Wheel Drive HHSlllliHE! 

EXPLORER 1994 Limfled - 36 000 

miles Al opsone tealtwi mocn, Mml 

condrtion $18,500 610 340-2929 

BLAZE" 1995, 2 and 4 door 5 

slock 1 

PANIAN CHEVY 

(810) 355-1000 

BLAZER LT 1995 - 4x4 V6 loaded 

leather ABS. airbag red 23.000 

miles $18 900 SOLO 

BLAZER '995 4,4 all options rrunt 

condrtion $21200 Bnan days 

810-726-5000 

BLAZER 1991 4x4 V6 keyless 

enlry very clean Days 

313-421-1340 eves 313-261-9146 

BRAVADA 1994 end ol lease buy- 

out. white w.'gold inm. graphite 

leather mend eiceHent condition 

50k $17,500 Bruce Lloyd, wort 

810-348-5977 Home 810-486-4466 

FORD E250 1995 Cargo Van - 

Automatic, power sleenng a brakes, 

av am-lm cassette 300 cu in 6 cyl- 

inder engine 1 6" wheels $15,200 

Can afler 6pm (313) 525*465 

priced 

DEMMf 

FORD 1990, E250 cargo van, 

61,000 miles excellent condition, 

$2800 

(313) 721-2600 I TYME AUTO (313) 455-5566 

BRAVADA 1991 - 4-wheel dnve 

loaded leather moonrool 84 000 

mnes $10,500 810*47-9811 

eRONCO 1993 Eddie Bauer 

Loaded Great condition 50 000 

mmes $17,000 (810) 652-4911 

BRONCO 1993 Eddie Bauer 4x4. 

351 V8 automatic, air leather 

$14,993 

DEMMER FORD (313) 721-2800 

EXPLORER 1994 "Limned" 4 dcor 

(2)4x4 automakc af leakier moon- 

root loaded $18 994 

DEMMER FORO (313) 721-2600 

EXPLORER SPORT 1994. air, 

power windowaAooks cruise til ca*- 

setle 29 000 mles $13 994 

OEMMER FORO >625-82t7 

EXPLORER 1994 XLT 4 door 

leather 53.000 mles Excellent Con- 

drtwn $16 000 810*41-7752 

EXPLORER 1992 XLT 4 door 4x4 

automatic, loaded 80 000 mles sm- 

rool 1 owner, wen kepi $9 800 

(313) 255-5403 

EXPLORER 1994 XLT 4 door, Red 

loaded, 23.000 miles Ml power 

$13 994 

DEMMER FORO 1313) 721-2600 

EXPLORER 1991 XLT loaded. Ong- 

in*! owner all maintenance records, 

excellenl $9 900 (810) 204-7357 

EXPLORER 1991 XLT Red 4 door 

65.000 miles Excellent ccntllion 

$13,500 (810) 740-8948 

ll!\AL 5 DAY SALE 

I'] nds ^January It ini 

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S E L L I N G 

1 V 9 7 ' S 

FOR L E S S 

THAN 

1 9 9 6 'S 

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Easier To Buy 

A New Nissan 

No Accvuisition Foe 

1997 SENTRA CXE 

Air conditioning, AM/FM cassette, dual 

airbags. power package, alarm, cruise, 

tilt, dual cup noiders & more. Stock 

#723099 

WAS $-16.108 

NOW 

Only 

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1997 MAXIMA SE 

Air conditioning AM/FM cassette dual 

airtags, power package, rear spoiler, 

fog lights, alarm, cruise, t»t, alloy rims, 

sunroof & more Stock #831269. 

NOW 

Only.... 

Lease 

From 

$ 2 1 . 3 8 7 

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•500 Rebate 

Ask for Qomaine 

Nissan Accessories 

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^ Includes Rental Car 

A Roadside Assistance 

1997.5 ALTIMA CXE 

Air conditioning. AM/FM cassette, dual 

airbags, power package, alarm cruise, 

tltt. dual cup holders & more Stock 

#181240 

WAS $ 2 0 , 8 6 7 

Now 

Only 

from IQ9/24 mo. 

1997 PATHFINDER 4x4 

Air conditioning AM/FM CD dual 

airoags, ABS Drakes alarm. & much 

more Stock #125528 

W $ 2 1 . 7 7 8 " 

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4D 5 speed CD Betfiner, cower 

Ettras $11 500 (313) 641-8878 

FORO EXPLORER 1995 - fcxpedt 

lion 9lac» 2 door E xceptmnai 

11 900 miles Learner JB.. stereo 

CO chanoet moonroof Omming 

mirror SM 300 rool CD 

$18,300 1810) 879-7203 

JAGUAR 1988 SJ6, we« maintained, 

runs & looks 100*» $6995 

(810) 777-4190 

TAHOE 1995 22000 maes 4.4 2 

door lully loaded keytess entry run 

ningDcards sports package 100.000 

mi warranty $23,000 313-S22-2180 

JAGUAR 1988 Vanden Piaas 

Burgundy tan 88.000 miles «.tel- 

ler* S15 OOO'best 313 369-9772 

WRANGLER 4X4 2 to choose 

Starting ai $9695 

HUNTINGTON FORD 

Rocnesie- 810-852-0400 

door leather 

YUKON 1996 

loaded. C D 

PANIAN CHEVY 

(810) 355-1000 

JAGUAR 1995 XJI2 - 21.000 maes 

S49.900 o, Dest Can ask lor Frank 

(3131 261-2220 

jAGUAR XJ6 Sovereign '.992 - low 

miles excellent condition many eirtra 

BRG $18.500 (8101 987-4500 

JAGUAR 1994 XS6 39 000 maes 

loaded like new 1 $26,968 

ITT! 

SKYLARK 1991 2 door. V6 auto- 

matic, air Won t last al $5,495 

Ask for Tony 458-5245 

GORDON CHEVROLET 

RACE CARS - Oval track Hauler S 

Eqtapmenl Spare Parts Sen or 

Trade Call (313) 455-6104 

Acura 

8 4 0 

Chevrolet 

234 1992 aulomatic V-6 white 2 

door like new $8 995 

CaB Tony 458-5245 


Cadillac 

COUPE Deville '986 60.000 original 

maes customized new engne excel 

$4500 (3131537-1962 

lent, musl! 

LS 1989 5 speed halch air. cruise, 

rear defrost new clulch great condi- 

tion Best ofler (610) 305-3633 

Buick 

1 9 9 6 R E G A L C L E A R A N C E 

1 6 , 6 9 9 

DDfnON 

NEW 1997 LeSABRE 

CUSTOM 

SEDAN 

I remcut memory door « £« 

power wndowslodts ak/nruri wheels 8 mon Sncs >7200 

SS" s 2 9 9 M : 

48 MONTH LEASE 

40 Others Available 

At Similar Savi 

1996 CENTURY 

SPECIAL SEDAN 

Stock #6428 

WAS $17,515 

NOW 

Hurry-On 

$ 14499 

CENTURY 1994 4 door custom 

omy 29 000 miles V6 all options lull 

warranty Oon t miss al $10,990 

BOB JEANNOTTE BUCK 

(313)453-4411 

$2500 Rebate or financing as low as 

1996 Regal Custom Sedan 

SE pkg , 3800 V-6. keytess entry, power driver's seal, power 

windows & locks, tilt cruise cassette, power antenna. Stock #6437 

WAS $21,330 $ 

Clearance Price 

iM OPTION II SAVE AN Al 

LEXUS LS400 1903 Gold w gold 

package Warranty 43.000 maes 

$29 500 aa«*. alarm M. pow* wmdows loefca. 

keyless entry, crutaa stereo C D ABS luggage 

rack. Doled giasa phta mora Slock 816318 

Zero Down! 

100 in Stock! 

97 MAXIMA 

GXE 

OPTIONS AMID. SOL 24V vt. 

er»y Mam. air. Mad gtaaa. m. 

lode, eaaahng S I " 

A com* 

•haata. kayiaea 

*«at» «mdowa. 

40 In Stock' 

'97 PATHFINDER 

4x4 

0PT10N8 Auto. M L V6 Mr. 

power aandowa. kx*a. haytoa 

ABS rat*. Wad glai 

MERCEDES 1986 SEl 420, 

appronmatety 60 000 tnaes loaded. 

ee*1 

(810) 288-4589 

FESTIVA 1991 GL 5 Speed sun- 

rool, am-lm cassetle. blue 77 000 

maes SI800 (313) 261-5923 

FORD. 1988, CM) Wagon. XLT, 

loaded. 302. VB aajiaai are owner 

smtce. $3750 (810) 724-1093 

FORD 1994 F-150, 4*2 pick-up V8 

aulomatic loaded ruatprooled, low 

package 43.000 highway miles 

$10.9«Vbe« 810-442-7699 

LIGHTNING 1995 - 5 8 Met V8 aulo- 

matic. aw, power windows locks, 

cruise, Ml $17,995 

DEMMER FORO (313) 721-2600 

MUSTANG 1996 Cobra - Black 

loaded mint 12.000 miles $23,500 

or best 313-422-7516 

JACK DEMMER 

FORD 

AFFORDABLES 

ESCORT 1891 GT automatic air 

•unroof, cassetle. nil. cruise 

$3995 

TEMPO 1990. 4 door automate axr 

M. cause, cassetle $4495 

TOYOTA 1990 TerceH. 6 speed air. 

Im $3995 

ESCORT 1990 5 speed, air. cruse 

$3396 

TOPAZ 1989 4 door, automatic, aw 

$3695 

GRAND MARQUIS 1988. V8. auto- 

matic. aw. power window*, lock*. Ml. 

cruise, cassetle $4995 

MUSTANG 1®87 LX. 5 0 5 speed 

$4795 

JEEP 1991 Cherokee 4i2, 6 Cyander 

5 speed $5495 

AEROSTAR 1990 XL. 6 cylinder 

automatic, air. power wmdows locks. 

cruise cassette $5495 

OLDS 1986 CALAIS, Automate aw. 

power windows ft locks $2995 

RANGER 1989 XLT, 6 cytonder. auto- 

matic. air, Ml cruae, cassette $5695 

RANGER 1990 SopercaC, 4 0 6 cyl- 

inder. aulomatic, a>r power windows 

6 locks, tilt, cruise $5495 

FORD 1992 F250 XLT. V8 auto- 

mate air, power windows locks, hit 

cruise $9995 

DOOGE 1992 B200 Cargo Van V8 

aulomatic $8495 

DOOGE 1992 Dakota LE 6 cvkmder 

automate, air cassette $7495 

RANGER 1992 XLT 4 cylinder ! 

speed $6395 

BUICK 1991 Regal Grand Sport 6 

cywider aulomaie, a», power wwv 

«>ws. locks 4 seats, bit. cruise, cas- 

setle $6995 

GEO 1991 Pnsm automatic air 

$4295 

TEMPO 1991 automate. aw. tilt, 

cru«e $4195 

SABLE 1991 aulomale aw, power 

wmdows. locks seats ML cruise cas- 

sette $5995 

GEO 1992 Storm, 5 speert, aw sun- 

rool cassette $5695 

ESCORT 1992,2 doo< automate, air 

cassette $5495 

DOOGE 1994 Shadow 5 speed, cas- 

sette $5995 

DODGE 1993 Shadow automate 

air tm $5695 

JACK DEMMER 

FORD 

AFFORDABLES 

313-721-5020 

848 

Fori 

PROBE 1088 OT Turt» • 5 speed 

manual, sunrool. loaded, excoaom 

condrtion complete mavMenanoe 

record available 94.500 mae* 

$4900 810-545-2286 

PROBE 1900 LX - 3 Mer V6. auto- 

mate aw. cassette 

shape $4C00feeet 

PFtOBE LX. 1990 5 speed good 

conation. 90.000 mae*. S200a6est 

mu*t sell (313) 523-0114 

PROBE 1995 SE - sharp red. Mec- 

Iroracs package aw keyiesa. spoaer 

sunrool. lactory warranty. 

(313) 453-4147 Or (313) 464-8273 

PROBES 1995 (4) GT/SE Modets 

Air loaded low mae* from only 

$9 995 

DEMMER FORD (313) 721-2600 

PROBE 1990 - 5 speed 86.000 

mile* *xcellent contNion. Pnced to 

Sell Quick!! $2500 313-425-8821 

8 4 8 

Fori 

TAURUS 1981 SHO - 5 

leather sunrool. 07.000 

$6,700 CaB. (810) 543-4386 

TAURUS 

93-95 Taurus 

GL. LX. SE 

• nave over 10 dean low 

leege Taurue In Mook. reedy 

r ImwuWN d*averY. WarMwn 

am S8SS0 STAI 12-221 

FAIRLANE FORO 

(313) 582-1172 

TAURUS 1095 3 K> pek Irom. mud 

sea al 28-38 000 mue* Starting at 

852 

Booda 

ACCORD 1800 4 Door dr. cassette 

U power very clean $4950 

(810) 357 3334 

ACCORD 1000 EX 2 door 5 speed 

Air Moonrooi Graal condmon 

$5 750 (313) 886-3571 

ACCORD EX 1900, loaded. l.csHnl 

condmon. 75.500 m*e*. $6900 

SOLD 

ACCORD EX 1990 

beio* non-*mokw>g pampered 

$8000 Evening* (810) 652-1 

86.000 mae*. 

652-6583 

852 

Booda 

856 

PRELUDE. 1909 SI. 5 apaad sun- 

rool. new are* ft br*k*s 120 000 

m*es $4100 (810) 879-2248 

Lincoln 

CONTINENTAL 1900 eiwMsni con- 

dition. Mac* Wbiack leather, highway 

mo** (8101 356-8582 

ACCORD 1980 EX- root, automate 

OLSON OLDS 

313-261-6900 

ACCORD LX 1983. exo***m. 68.000 

mae* 2 door. 5 speed loaded Pro- 

Lock * lt frie« $10,000 313 78»«234 

PROBES 

93-96 PROBES 

SE. GT 

Big sNectton ol Profcee In Mock- 

mor* arriving ovary dayl 

Starting from only $6950 STAJ 

FAIRLANE FORD 

(313) 582-1172 

RANGER EXT 1994 cab splash V- 

6, air concMori. alloy wfieett priced 

nght ai $10 995 

Call Tony 458-5242 


MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE(S) 

1995-96 (8) GTs and 6 cyl AuloVS 

low maes 1 owner 

starting from only $16 995 

OEMMER FORD (313)*21-2600 

CROWN VICTORIA 1992 - bur- 

gundy dean 125.000 maes $4000 

Call after 7pm 810-651-6864 

CROWN VICTORIA 1988 4 door, all 

power, 70K $4995 

Cal Jim 458-5247 


CROWN VICTORIA 1992, LX, 

loaded, alarm, new tires S shocks, 

excellent S7200 810-788-2414 

ESCORT 1992 GT 

mate, electnc sunrool loaded white 

54295-tiest Jon .1810) 615-1500 

ESCORT GT 1993 power moon 

roof, air dean 32 000 maes 

(810) 474-5442 

ESCORT, 1991, GT red 5 speed 

air. alarm, am-tm CD stereo, twited 

wmdows. parted condition. 48.000 

$5.S00*>est 313-207-8415 

MUSTANG 1986 GT, 5 0. all black 

with many options Cheap' No 

i Jjown 20 minute credil 

j phone OAC 

TYME AUTO (313) 455-5566 

money 

MUSTANG 1993 GT Convertible 

automate red with leafier 39K 

Actual maes Monday only asking 

$14 995 Make Ofler 1 

HUNTINGTON FORD 

Rochester 810-652-0400 

MUSTANG "Or 1996 4 6L VB. 5 

speed leather atr. luO power 15.000 

miles $15,996 

DEMMER FORO (313) 721-2600 

MUSTANGS 1995 (4) Auto, aw V6 

power windows locks cruise ahi- 

mwxwn wtieels. keyless enlry 1 

owner from $11,595 

DEMMER FORD (313) 721-2600 

PROBE 1994 Auto aw. power win- 

dows, locks, cruse, cassetle alu- 

mwmm wheels. 20.000 mles $9,494 

DEMMER FORO (313) 721-2600 

MUSTANGSl 

blow out' 4 to 

1992-1995 Winter 

trom all V8 GTs 

RANGER 1990 pick-up automate 

aw conation 4 cycle with only 42.000 

miles Won't last lor only $5495 

CaH Tom al 458-5243 


TAURU 1996 loaded low miles 

$12 990 

OLSON OLDS 

313-261-6900 

TAURUS 1995 - 4 door, GuSE/LX 

(23) Auto, air 6 cyl power windows 

locks, cruise, Bit cassette 1 owner 

best selection In town slating trom 

$9,995 

DEMMER FORD (313) 721-2600 

TAURUS 1990 GL - all power black 

black, new transmission, hoh miles 

S380Crtiest 313-7164-7311 

TAURUS GL 1990 Loaded 4 door 

Aulomaie 63 000 maes Run* great 

$2700/best (313) 591-0687 

TAURUS GL 1995 Wagons (5) Auto, 

air. V6. full power windows locks 

cruise, till loaded 1 owners Irom 

$12,995 

DEMMER FORO (313) 721-2600 

TAURUS 1993 LS, |u*t In ofl lease 

small down $61 t>-weekly Nc 

cosigner needed 20 mmule credit 

approval by phone OAC 

TYME AUTO (313) 455-5566 

wagon 

doth interior 88 000 mias Clean' 

$4.200toe>l (313) 513-5448 

7 Wagon i 

mission, run* well $999 

(313) 668-0189 

T-BIRO. 1988 Turbo Coupe, loaded, 

needs turbo. $900 or best ofler 

CaK (810) 344-1859 

T-BtRD 1994. V8. ful power red 

Right & Ready lor $11,995 

313-525-5678 

NEW CAR ALTERNATIVE 

T-BIRO 1986 

Hon $1500 

3 8 V6 Good corn* 

313-425-1356 

TEMPO 1994 4 door. Frost Beige 

24.000 mile* Stm under lactory war- 

ranty 1 Clean must see 1 S7695 

313-525-5678 

NEW CAR ALTERNATIVE 

ACCORD LX 1992 loaded ncalent 

n. 1 non-smokmf 

(810) 656-7041 

ACCORD LX 1901 whaoWu* auto- 

makc. very low mae* very dean 

loaded. $ 8.950 (810) 542-3106 

ACCORO 1993 - LX White 2 door 

auto 48.000 times, loaded Greai 

condition $11,500 810-855-9070 

CIVIC 1994 EX - 34 000 maes cd 

am-lm 4 dot*, sunroof $12,750 

810-738-4908 

PRELUDE 1993 - SI Automate 

Mack «ad*d. new tires Excellenl 

condmon $11,900 (810) 681-0211 

PRELUDE SI 1989 5 Jpeed new 

mgne, new dutdi Loeded Excel 

lent' $7.20CM»e»t wM*g>nd> 

•15,900 

tmuzuwocoLS 

M 

VI mjk m poaw xwoowi an 

ciuae. • aîw-i wwx iw 

carndt WW 

•11,900 

TAURUS. 1993 LX - Loaoed. anb 

lock aw boa. leather, excellenl condi- 

tion $7299 810-542-9364 

TAURUS 1989 LX - 89.000 miles 

Loaded with sunrool New lires 

$3700 3t 3-397-8810 

THUNOERBIRD 1993. LX campaign 

with deluxe interior, shop our price ft 

compare $6499 0 down 

available 

TYME AUTO (313) 455-5566 

THUNDER-BIRO 1991 - V6. 58 000 

miles $6200 Call days (313) 

562-5167 eves (313) 261-8944 

TAURUS 1995 - SE. 4 door (6| auto- 

mate. air power wmdows locks, 

seat cruise oil pdished aluminum 

wheels loaoed Irom only $11,795 

OEMMER FORD (313) 721-2600 

TAURUS SHO 1990 - loaded excel- 

lenl conation, red, 58.000 miles, 5 

speed $6200 (313) 427-3127 

TAURUS 1994 -SHO" (2) 5 speed, 

air. power windows, locks cruise, til. 

cassette, ABS braaes Starting 

from only $12 994 

DEMMER FORD (313) 721-2600 

GEO TRACKER 1996, convenor 4 

k4. automate air condition Black 

with only 3,000 miles Just $12,995 

Can Tom 458-5243 


STORM 1991 

75 000 miles, red, reliable $3000 

(313) 261-5562 

TRACKER LS11990 5 speed Excel- 

lent condition Low miles $4,950 

810 354-4367 810 559-9889 

USED CAR 

Servings 

36 MO. $ 

LEASE 

I..I4.. raawiM. . . • W.wa—»i«i*eai w 

!100 FREE FUEl 

wrth all DM, OldirrvoDIke* purchaao 

thru Jan. 31.1997 

GLASSMAN 8 Odsmobiie 

On Telegraph at the Tel-12 Mall. Southfield 

1-810-354-3300 1-800-354-5558 

'93 CHEVY MARK III 

on van Supc toaded. km rrUr%* 

>9995 

'95 CHEVY BLAZER 

«OOOr 4*4 iQldM > 

l 17,995 

'93 CHEVY S-10 

ttlrndrt Cab. » tjfcvjw Ml 

J 7995 

'94 CMC SU8URSAN 

luBy loaded, low miles 1 

l l 7,995 

'96 CHEVY BLAZER 

4 door, loaded, 4x4 tun' 

'18,995 

90 CHEVY BERETTA 

5495 

'95 CHEVY TAHOE 

Super loaded! 4 door. 

'22,495 

'93 LUMINA EURO 

4 door, very nice car! 

>8995 

92 FORD EXPLORER XLT 

4-doot 4*4 loadrd ndudng leather 

'11,995 

'95 LUMINA LS 

4 real beauty! Loadrd H low tmln 

'11,995 

|425-6500| 

32570 PLYMOUTH RD., LIVONIA 

Uncle 

BIG SAVINGS 

On Our Full Lin* of Qontly 

Usod VoMclos 

mui 

MOST CARS CARRY 3 MO 

3.000 MILE LIMITED 

WARRANTY 

"96 CHEVY IMPALA SS 

Fi*y loaded. 5.000 mrte*. 

pr-eod to sen' 

•9S CHEVY LUMMA 

APV 

AL lh* extra*. 8 cykndor 7 

passenger 2 ton*. Sharp- 

$ 22,888 'j 2.888 

•92 PLYMOUTH 

GRAND VOYAQER 

*96 GEO PRIZM 

Mo or «MFM rillWI 

7 to tUcoee BaTng a 

•9,229 

$ 11,555 

•96 CHEVY LUMINA 

toaded 6locfv»se 

slartwigal 

•94 CNEVY BERETTA 

Aiao m ima poaw Ok 

•on' oa at tt* pnc» . ' 

$ 12,999 

$ 8,585 

•96 DODGE RAM 

LARAMIE SLT 

Oub cab auto, hify loaded 

custom wheels * 

•95 CHEVY BLAZER LS 

Autc. al the toy*. 4 it 

'23,888 *18,444 

'LOU 

^ CHEVROLET Gl 

(313)453-4600 • (800)335-5335 

Corner of Plymouth Rd. & Haggerty Rd. in Plymouth 

HOURS: MON. A THURS. 8:30 AA4-9 PM 

TUES.. WED.. FRI. 8:30 AMS PM 

100 FREE (iVSOIIVF ON ANY NEW 

OLDS DELIVERED 

BY JAN. 31.1997 

Dick Sunt Dodge 

684 W. ANN ARBOR ROAD • PLYMOUTH • 451 -2110 • 962-3322 

OPEN Mon * Thuts 9-9 Tues Wed Fri 9-6 .Saturday 9-3 

ZftSW { 

Stratchlng the Month ^ 

to Stretch TOUI 

Jan. 

17 ArmovAx 

Dollars 

32nd Sale 

'97 ASTRO VAN 

8 Passenger seating, auto overdrive, 

4 3 Vortec V6. ABS. tinted 

glass, gauges, air conditioning. 

'18,495' 

CHEVROLET 

EASY TO FIMK0CATE0 AT PLYMOUTH 4 HAGGERTY ROADS 

40875 PLYMOUTH ROAD. PLYMOUTH-ACROSS FROM UNBYS 

- LOCAL 453-4600 • METRO 961-4797 

1997 Eighty Eight 

Demo 

Power windows, power locks, cruise, tilt, 

power antenna, cassette & more Stock 

#6752. DEMO. 

WAS 523,100 

NOW ONLY 

'20,295" 

CM i Save Additional 11,124.75 

1997 Silhouette 

Demo - All New Style! 

Towing package, air conditioning, 

cassette, power windows, power locks & 

more. Stock #6881 DEMO 

WAS S22,600 

$ 

NOW ONLY 

20,600 

CM Employee Save Additional 11.101.50 

m m m m a m m m m t m m 

1997 Cutlass Supreme 

i J 289 per month 

plus tax 

•Program car. Low mies Balance ct manufacturers' warranty. 36 month lease, 

S500 down. 12,000 miles per year, first month payment £t security deposit, plus 

tax, license, tide. Penalty 15« per mile over limit 

I - I 

--*»)•• atiiaiiMi 

33850 PLYMOUTH ROAD 

LIVONIA. (313)261-6900 

PRELUDE "AU NEW" 

721 C 16V 4 cylnder 5 speea lit prw •mtowt power locU crja*. Hond* 

tfedtadi M«id syiterr nCI t u igtan *BS Mm waoat* 1 iff 

4ar>li»?»iCV'4>K1rti8 

lease includes CO changer 

Buy it For 

m . S 21,97S' 

1997 CIVIC EX COUPE 

1raxn (raw 

text' -^-oowerAlilFV tiereo am* F18M614tn* aakna «#o«i arm 

includes Power Moonroof CO Changer I A»oy Who*u with Laasa 

Buy it For 

Lease 

Only 

s 1 3 9 « . ' 1 4 , 5 8 7 ' 

1997 HONDA ACCORD SE 4 DOOR 

2 21 v Tk 16V engne automate tmonoxxr pmor M»,rg. power graat cruel 

pow»- »rdow» power Ocu ataee —an, «a»wi« o*y poaei 

w / ' w-wnr-a* eater -icoae Mmg

6D 

* CMC wxmec .own* ar mr worn nrnu- jtccrjruc. axj. MI nudr^ tr-y-er 

R-ntaretu Jtrsjtarrei** song-str WO** SJHrMP 1 IMgrur atr: COTS* TR% 

jowxcron Wâwat «r» ewe starry am I mn 9»ir « 

0 Down 

24 Mo * 2 7 S j & 5 226!!: ffi s 196 i19** $1000 Down 

24 Montfi $ 150 93 :: -g s 268 39 ::J-;f^ i 223 i i:.: 

INTERNET QUOTES - 24 HOURS WWW.SCOTTDODGE.COM 

D CARAVAN '97 DODGE INTREPID SPORT 

97 AVENGER 

I W 

NOW ONLY 

•19,853' 

An dual a* Bags. V6 7 

passenger sunscreen glass 

cruae. UN power locks pew mirrors, rear defrost. driWs s«Je slicing 

door. AU'FW sierec cassene i mud more Stock 175198 

fi Down 

36 Mo 

s 309 4 j : «Er $ 278S" 

o m o p o i 

• i| OVER 50 IN STOCK 

i 

t 0 l 

NOW ONLY 

•18,016* 

NOW ONLY 

•14,700 

3SLtr»iIX« nra«!-»wr»W5Mua»TBii*OTr(«'n(Mi: 4 speed automatic trans. electronic speed control, air condrtwning. 

aiîrdiMemoe i-t~n*rM taara? »M*VM**t o**J SoorM< AM FM with cassette and more Stock '72022 

0 Down 

36 Mo '2961te $ 266 2 i" iE S 261 61 - 

Dick Stott Dodge 

I * • Laaie 

11000 Down 

P»' mo I 24 Month '2162: 

«ALES HOUBS; 

Mon .a 11MM*. M 

Tuaa. • Wad. • Fri. #-fl 

MWVtCK HOUHS; 

Mon. & Thur*. 7am-8pm 

TUF. • Wed. • Fri. 

860 

SABLE 1993 GS LOADED' Pampered 

w.'curreni maintenance 

updates. xn/nacilaM 59.000 mla* 

$6900 Plymouth (313) 416-8907 

SABLE GStS 1995 - 4 door (12) 

auto air 6 cyl power windows 

locks criaea. Ml loaded, low m*e* i 

owner lease turn- ins trom only 

S & . FORO (313) 721-2600 

SABLE GS 1996 Wagon Auto air 

V6 power wndows locks crwsa. Ml 

3rd seal bum in car phone Only 

13.000 miles $15,996 

DEMMER FORD (313) 721-2600 

SABLE 1996 (3) 'LS' 4 doc auto 

air tuH cower ABS, Brakes 

loaded Only $14 596 

OEMMER FORO (313) 721-2600 

SABLE LS 1995 4 door aulo atr 

moonrooi leather 3 8 Me' ABS 

flntal dasn keyless entry Loaded 

$11 995 

DEMMEP FORO (313) 721-2600 

SABLE 1969. LS. exceaem 1 

one owner 54 OOO m4es. 

$4,850 Cel (313) 

oogmal owner. 3 8 L V6. 

miles. $4,900 

ALTIMA 1996 - automatic, loaded 

$11 900 

OLSON OLDS 

313-261-6900 

MAXIMA 1987 • Greai condition 

$2 800 Ask tor Dan 

(8I0> 960-8796 

NISSAN 1991 240SX.SE Fas»ack 

automate loaded silver mml 

$7700tieM (313) 389-5384 

864 

AURORA 1996 Lea»ier loaded 

alarm, champagne immaculate 

56.000 mles laxpresswayl $17 995/ 

I (8101 816-1441 313-577-0616 

AURORA S 2 lo choose Irom Lease 

or Buy 1 1810^^43-0070 

Suburban 

CXDSMOHU -C APtUAC 

BRAVADA 1994 - Black, Ian lealher 

loaded $16,688 (810) 643 0070 

Suburban 

OLDSMOMU -C »OIUA C 

BRAVAOA 1992 4X4. hfce new 

$12 990 

OLSON OLDS 

313-261-6900 

CUTLASS 1992 - 4 door low miles 

$7 790 

OLSON OLDS 

313-261-6900 

CUTLASS SUPREME 1965 good 

condition new pae^ 

Was $23,210 

Was $18,921 

Sale Price $ 14,081* Sale Price $ 19,728* Sale Price $ 16,013* 

872 ToyoU 

PREVIA. 

40.000 oHar (910) 367-3860 

24 Month Leases | 24 Month Leases 24 Month Leases 

Zero Down 

$1000 Down I $2000 Down Zero Down I $1000 Down I $2000 Down Zero Down $1000 Down I $2000 Down 

s 40 s 18 s 40 s 57 s 36 s 86 $ 65 s 43 

172 " i 127 " 264 "' 196 " I 151 ' 211 166 1 121 

s 217 61 

Plus tax, plates, secunty deposit 

i hidden tees lor documentation or acquisition tees. 

T O Y O T A 

Plus tax. plates, security deposit 

i hidden fees tor documentation or acquisition tees;. 

FORD RD. at WAYNE RD., WESTLAND 

Open Monday 8. Thursday 8:30-9; Ttiesday. Wednesday & Friday 8:30-6:00 

313-721-1144 

internet address toyoladealer com/red-holman 

START THE NEW YEAR 

WITH HUGE SAVINGS! 

Air Conditioning 

Automatic 

Power Steering 

> Power Brakes 

• Floor Mats 

• AM/FM stereo 

> Rear defroster 

& more 

• Cruise 

• Full Spare 

Rear Defrost 

Tilt Wheel 

36 MO. LEASE 

ii »1000 DOWN $ 2 5 9 M0. 

1M7 DO DOE NEON 

Highline 

24 MO. LEASE 

»1000 D O W N 

$ 1 2 6 " MO 

•500 D O W N 

* 1 4 8 j o 

Power S'jnroof. 

CD Changer. Alarm 

with Lease' 

1M7 DO DOE 

CARAVAN 

• Driver Side Sliding Door 

• Sunscreen 

• 3.0 V6 

• Air Conditioning 

3 6 Month 

15,000 

ryear 

QUALITY USED CARS & TRUCKS 

1 FREE 

B Month/12,000 Mile., 

i : Warranty on all: 

Plus tax. plates, security deposit. 

No hidden fees tor documentation or acquisition 1 

PREVIA. 1991 LE - Wei mamteme.* 

axceaenl condmon 96.000 maes 

18200 810-566-7539 

s 250 

DOWN 

s 250 

PER MONTH 

m n m 

i •,i«ii'\» 

I4VLAC 

L I V O N I A 

A U T 0 P L E X 

V' SUBARU 

MAZDA-HYUNDAI 

34501 PLYMOUTH RD. 

Clssslflcatlons 815 to 878 

874 VoOuwapn 

,T. STATIONWAGON 1991 

low mles vary dean. $7850^>e«t 

(610) 542-3106 

876 AatotOverttWO 

CAMARO 1864 Run* greet red V 

6. we* maintained tuned vrfnown 

$2000 (313) 513-4065 

CUTLASS 1967- mgh mieaj* great 

tranaportatmn retsuH tranamiMion 

$2900 Uvonui 313-261-5933 

878 AntoUttierlU* 

SATURN SL1 1986 - MMnalK. 4 SC2 1996 • automaac. loaded. 

COROLLA 1983 OX- 5 apeed nr» 

PASSAT, 1981. automatic, am. •un- ESCORT 1990 LX - 19 L. 100.000 

cnaae alarm 6 root. low nrMaa loeded dean $7960 mile* automaK New Mae Rate* 

door aarv veen 23,000 IUIM. mwiy 38 000 mae. mtoe $13,750 $U.7S0 MuM Musi M* am 

(313) 922-1642 BaM leave meea (910) 542-3106 engne $1400 1910) 362-9940 

^Te^SricontMon. $12OT 31^594-9238 Eva* BKM26-9506 

Cal e«ar 5pm (313) 518-7633 

PASSAT 1991 OL • 44000 mlas. 

AVALON 1985 XLS WtiM, b»ge 

leather power turvoofwmdowa/ 

MMMar.f leather Excaaem CondMon Loaded. COROLLA. 1992. Wagon Vagon OX. OX, 5 locfea. "T" cnaae. custom wheel* 5 FORO 1979 $600 Altar 5 PM* any 

$23 000 (810) 426-0064 spawd^ Mr. rod radL 52.000 rtMea, ~. speed $6 700 (910) 644-6574 lima on weekend* (810) 

-Plus tax tit It Kmu "74 month c loscO rr.d Ir.iw with vjipio.i-d 

eii-dit 17 000 mili-s ppi yi'.M 10c pm milr r.ii--.- IM mo-ith 

p.iynii-nl -••-unity ili-posil (month pjymriit rounrk I up to nr-rl S7'. 

niininiti wlr" tew! down payment tax iitli- l-censr du«- ..t 

incrulion Lrsvrc ir-spo-ilur .vr.it *• t t « VkIHCM'r.w 

b-- purchased •! WW rnd toi pred. Innnn.,1 amount Toi.il 

p.iym.'nts eq.i..l paymrnt X trim Applicable retMles to OeM— 

TER CA VEHICLES 

1t97 DO DOE 

INTREPID 

Sport 

• Air Conditioning • Power Windows 

•Tilt Wheel 

• Power Seat 

• 3.5 Engine 

• Cruise 

• Cassette 

24 MO. LEASE 

Power Locks 

Power Mirrors 

Stock #25035 

'1000 DOWN $ 2 5 9 * M0 EMPLOYEE LEASE s 2 0 4 M0 

•500 DOWN $ 2 7 9 ' MO. EMPLOYEE LEASE s 2 2 7 M0 

• Power Mirrors 

• Cassette 

Air Conditioning 

• Rear Defrost • Automatic 

• Floor Mats • Power Windows 

24 MO. LEASE 

1997 DO DOE 

STRATUS 

'1000 DOWN ' 2 0 7 'MO. EMPLOYEE LEASE 

500 DOWN $ 2 2 7 MO EMPLOYEE LEASE '183'MO 

IMS INTREPID 

KS 

Aloys alt*toy*. 1 «M*r r»»car!rad» 

* 1 1 , 9 9 5 

199S DOME B-950 

HIGH TOP 

VAN CONVERSION 

TV.VCP.Ce nM*c«lr*l6 

»• 

19*5 NEON 

SPOUT 4 DOOR 

i S 000 moonrooi. potm< 

wwtowitocfca Mt cruise 

' 1 1 , 9 9 5 

1995 MUSTANG 3 

DOOR HATCNSACK 

« cyl. 8MB POMT MktoMtaka I 

12,995 

• Power Locks 

• Tilt Wheel 

• Cruise 

$ 159*MO 

1994 

HAM 

51 Auto* Under $2,'J00 

BLAZER 1979 4x4 $1200 

(3131 525-0451 

COLT 1967 2 door hatchback 4 

speed Kandard transm.*»on oood 

condition $850 313-729-0309 

FORO 1999 Eacofl Wagon automatic 

nxe good arrvWn casaene 1 

$1500 313-427-0333 

QMC 1967 Satar mini-van - needs 

work, run* $1500 (313) 326-1944 

sr 

GRAND MARQUISE 1985 good oon- 

130k No ru*t $t500*>e«t 

12-2pm 313-73^0846 

SUNBIRO 1964 78,000 on»nal 

mles Run* 8 Omea exceleni 5 

•peed $97Vbe*i (810) 656 8989 

TAURUS 1987 -5 weed aa. Mereo 

power 69.000 maaa Oood conation 

$1950 ' (313) 464-6*81 

SSftfoctf 88 ^ 3 , ° : ^ FAX US YOUR AO 313-953-2232 

f BLACKWELL FORD 

HAS LOW MILEAGE USED VEHICLES 

STILL UNDER FACTORY WARRANTY 

•95 ESCORT 4 DR LX 

ONLY 17,500 MLES- Amalrar*. 

AC poww Meeona S brakes 

Silver S»-if%876 

8988 

94 TAURUS a 

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Megan Ward and Eric Close star in the NBC sci-fi series Dark Skies, 

airing Saturdays. The program, which focuses on the government 

cover-up of an extraterrestrial invasion and the events that surround 

it. is just one of the new crop of gloomy science-fiction shows.

Page 2 Cable / TV Week I v January 27- February 2, 1997 

Darkness falls over 

the science-fiction genre 

By Teresa Ortega 

©TVOata Feaiu'es Syndicate 

To Americans, ihe 2lsi century has always 

symbolized a far-off. technically 

advanced future 

Space travel would most likely be as 

easy as hopping in the family sedan But 

as ihe year 2001 draw s nearer, the future 

as depicted on television has come to 

look less and less rosy. 

Science fiction has alway s encompassed 

both positive and negative 

sirains. but suddenly the more pessimistic 

v iew has the upper hand A new 

breed of shows has mated sci-fi with 

horror (The X-Files. Millennium(. while 

programs presenting less 1 diluted science 

fiction - such as Dark Skies (Saturdays 

on NBC). Babylon 5 (check local listings) 

and Star Trek Voyager (Wednesdays 

on UPN) - seem infected by a 

darker vision as well. 

Dark Skies is fueled by a sobering recreation 

of events in U.S. history . The 

show posits a governmental conspiracy 

surrounding a planned alien invasion to 

account for what Dark Skies superv ising 

producer and co-creator Brent Friedman 

identifies as the "downward spiral" of 

national morale since President John F 

Kennedy's assassination 

The series has been blasted for everything 

from ripping off The X-Files to 

presenting inaccurate history, but, in 

fact, its premises are more complex than 

it is usually given credit for. 

Rather than trying to present hard 

facts, the show thrives. Friedman says, 

"in the gray areas." and tries to promote 

a skeptical stance toward official history 

- a stance Friedman hopes will lead 

viewers to investigate unanswered questions 

for themselves. 

J. Michael Straczynski. the executive 

producer, creator and writer of Babylon 

5, insists his show is not so much dark 

as it is "more adult." The show's hardhitting 

take on humanity , along with its 

spectacular special effects, makes a nice 

counterpoint to the high-minded'ness 

and even occasional preachiness of a 

show such as Star Trek: The Next Generation. 

If the characters on Babylon 5 are conflicted. 

gritty and sometimes villainous, 

that's because in Straczynski's view, 

"people 200 years from now are not going 

to be substantially different from 

what we are now.** 

Straczynski suggests the trend toward 

darker content in sci-fi may be attributed 

to the networks' need to compete 

w ith the racier material on cable. 

With Star Trek: Voyager, the sAmber- 

Kate Mulgrew 

ness comes from the show's premise, 

that the starship USS Voyager has wandered 

so far out in space that it will take 

a lifetime to get home 

Brannon Braga. the show's supervising 

producer, says the initial episodes 

were "relentlessly depressing." but denies 

that the recent turn toward gloominess 

in science fiction has had an effect 

on the program The purpose of the various 

Star Trek shows. Braga points out. 

is to imagine "a future that viewers 

would want to be in." Expecting the 

Star Trek family to suddenly turn 

moody would be like "asking the 

Cleavers to come down with some terrible 

skin disorder." Braga says. 

Still, he says Star Trek: Voyager has 

taken its cue from The X- Files on what 

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he ial!s "the weirdness factor." That is. 

he and his colleagues have tried to keep 

up wilh the innovative creatures and 

weird phenomena that have helped 

make its competitor so popular. 

And Voyager will pull out the big 

guns in February, when the Borg crosses 

paths with Cap! Janeway (Kate Mulgrew 

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with so much good science fiction to 

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Super Bowl XXXI announces 

the arrival of Fox Sports 

By Jim Baker 

TVData Features Syndicate 

No network broadcast team has 

worked more Super Bowls than Pat 

Summerall and John Madden, who 

will preside over their sixth on 

Sunday, Jan. 26, on Fox. Super 

Bowl XXXI is Fox's first and represents 

the crowning jewel in a 1996- 

97 season that included the network's 

first World Series and 

second NHL All-Star Game. 

Madden, the popular analyst who 

jumped with Summerall to Fox in 

1994 when the network wrested 

the NFL coverage from CBS with a 

record four-year. $1 58-billion deal, 

is ready for his first Super Bowl in 

five years. 

Fox's coverage begins with a 90minute 

All-Time Super Boul All- 

Madden Team special that kicks off 

an exhaustive five-plus-hour warmup 

to pro football's most celebrated 

game, which will be played at the 

Louisiana Superdome in New 

Orleans. 

And Madden is showing up not 

only with a sense of the game's history 

but with a blunt approach to 

the future of the NFL. 

"No one knew what the Super 

Bowl would become when it started," 

says Madden, who's been 

involved with the game almost 

from its beginning. Madden was 

the Oakland Raiders' linebackers 

coach when the team played Vince 

Lombardi's Green Bay Packers in 

Super Bowl II, and as head coach. 

Madden guided the Raiders to a 

victory over the Minnesota Vikings 

in Super Bowl XI. 

"First, it was the biggest event in 

sports, then the biggest event of the 

year, and now it's not just a game 

anymore," Madden says. "People 

make a day out of it. It's a happening. 

And we need more memories - 

that's the fun " 

When asked his reaction to all 

five NFL networks suffering drops 

in viewer ratings this season, four 

with record-low averages, Madden 

says, "I've seen this coming. I've 

seen more empty seats than ever 

this season. The interest is not 

there the way it was. And the longer 

we make excuses and hang our 

heads, we're not solving the 

problem." 

So what is the problem? Why was 

Fox's regular-season Nielsen ratings 

average down 10 percent from 

a year ago? Madden blames it in 

part on the NFL teams' emphasis 

on stadium luxury boxes over family 

values. 

"How many fathers and mothers 

take their sons and daughters to 

the Super Bowl?" he asks. "Probably 

none. We started losing the 

kids 20 years ago and now we've 

lost the generation between 20 and 

35. When we started luxury boxes, 

we started losing the kids. Now 

they're not kids anymore The NFL. 

TV and the clubs have done nothing 

about this," 

Still, seven Super Bowls are 

among the 10 most-watched TV 

programs of all time, and the 

Dallas Cowboys' 27-17 victory over 

the Pittsburgh Steelers on NBC 

last year 146.0 rating, 68 share) 

was the 10th most-viewed sports 

event ever, trailing eight Super 

Bowls and the Nancy Kerrigan- 

Tonya Harding showdown at the 

1994 Winter Olympics. No wonder 

a half-minute commercial during 

the game now costs $1.3 million. 

"I've always been anxious to get 

back to the Super Bowl booth," 

Madden says. "The greatest thing 

about it is just being there. And in 

preparing, I concentrate more on 

the AFC team because Pat and I 

know the NFC teams more, covering 

them for Fox. We must bring 

ourselves into balance." 

Madden calls Summerall. whom 

he joined in the broadcast booth 16 

seasons ago, "the easiest guy to get 

along with in the world. If you can't 

get along with him, you can't with 

MONDAY 

anyone Whatever situation comes 

up. he's been there But I'm no day 

at the beach " 

Madden, who will be 61 years old 

in April, insists there will be no difference 

in the Fox announcers' 

approach to covering the game 

from their days at CBS. 

"There's only one way to cover a 

game." he says. "You can't format a 

live event. You have to react and 

adjust. And there's no comparison 

to coaching. The greatest thing on 

the sidelines is you win or lose. The 

high and lows can never be copied 

and you live with them the rest of 

your life. But in the booth, we don't 

win or lose." 

And where does the NFL on TV 

go from here? The current contracts 

extend through next season, but 

CBS wants to get back in the mix, 

cable channels ESPN and TNT 

want more than a half-season's coverage 

each, and Fox is eyeing ABC's 

Monday night slot. 

But for now Fox is making the 

Super Bowl a bigger bonanza than 

ever, something Madden approaches 

matter-of-factly. 

"People can make a whole day 

out of it or just watch the game," he 

says. "It's their choice, but it is a 

happening." 

John Madden (left) and Pat 

Summerall will call the action 

for Super Bowl XXXI from the 

Louisiana Superdome in New 

Orleans. The game airs Sunday 

on Fox. 

Cyblll Shepherd takes a bow as Cybill Sheridan, a hard-working actress 

whose everyday roles include friend, ex-wife and mother, in Cybill, 

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1:00 ra H s Productions Jan 97 

2 00 ra Conant A Fa:i Garnering 

3 00 ra Now YBu re Cookmg 

ra Hickory Grove Jump Rope 

for Heart 

3 30 ra Cat-se 3 Sports 

Rl Seaholm F.eW Day 

4 00 ra Conant 0>'>'mp«GoW Medalist 

if? Metro An & Book Talk 

Rl West Maple 3rd'Grade 

Bography Book Reports 

'4:30 m? Lawyers Round Table 

Rl Harlan Election Activities 

& Assembly 

500 ra Hickory Grove 

MAG Velocity on ihe Rouge 

.TO 

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Food & Emotion 

5:05 Rl Harlan USA Day 

530 ill? Spare Time 

Rl Harlan Indian Artifacts 

Tuesday Evening 

6 00 SS Economic Club of Detroit 

ra Military Academies 

tip Due Process 

Januarv 27- February 2. 1997 

Local Programming 

Rl Bmgham Farms The House 

in The Sky 

6:15 HI BPS Presents Jim Fay 

Lowe & Logic 

6:30 ra Bascc Presents 

[IB TBA 

7:00 ra Fat Bob Tribute 

ra H S Productions Jan 97 

HP Concert m ihe Pam 

irm TBA 

7:30 SS Metro Music Review 

ra Bob Delaura Holiday Specia- 

7:55 Rl West Maple B.ack History 

Wax Museum 

8:00 SS Rock To The Top 

ra Conant A FaH Gathering 

8:35 ED Pierce Kidwifness News 

9:00 SS T V Orient 

ra Hickory Grove Jump 

Rope for Heart 

HP TBA 

9:05 Rl Groves More Potpourn 

from Wylie E 

1000 ra Conant Olympic Gokt Medaiisi 

ra Bascc Presents 

HP TBA 

10:30 ra Bob Deiaura Holiday Spec a 

11:00 ra Paid Programming 

12:00 

1:00 

2:00 

3:00 

3.30 

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I Pa aay Special 

Food 4 Emotion 

Spare Time 

Hartan Indian Artifacts 

Wednesday Evening 

Economic Cluo of Detroil 

BHMS. 8th Gr Span.sh 

Fashion Show 

HP TBA 

R l Pierce Kidwitness News 

HP Oakland Outdoors 

R l Harlan Election Activities 

& Assembfy 

R l Wesf Maple 1 si Grade Plays 

S I Fat Bob Tribute 

F l H S. P'oductions Jan 97 

SIP TBA 

CT BPS Presents What is Normal' 

7:30 SB Metro Music Review 

8:00 S I Roc* To The Top 

KS Sports Lahser vs Adams 

Basketball 

iir.' Law Talk 

8.10 R l Groves The Art of Groves 

8:30 IIP Due P rocess 

9:00 SS T V 0'ienf 

[TO Concert .n the Park 

R l Sea holm Field Day 

11:00 n Paid Programming 

Thursday Afternoon 

12:00 SS Community BuHetin Board 

ra Military Acaoem.es 

E S Air Forde News 

HE Community BuBetin Board 

12:30 E S Navy News 

1 00 ra H S Productions Jan 97 

E S Writer's Lrve 

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2:00 ra Conant A Fall Gathering 

3:00 ra Now You re Cooking 

ra Hickory G r 0ve Jump 

Rope tor Heart 

3:30 ra Cable 3 Sports 

HI Seaholm F-esd Day 

4:00 ra Conant Olympic Gold MedaNsl 

ra Baldwin Children's Tneaire 

HP Metro A'l and Book Talk 

Rl Harlan Electron Activities 

4:30 HP TBA 

Rl Harlan Indian Artifacts 

5 00 ra Hickory Grcve MAG Velooty 

on the Rouge 

ra Ramforest Sides 

HP Food & Emoiwns 

Rl Wesl Map'e 3rd Gr Biography 

Book Reports 

5:30 HP Spare T.me 

Thursday Evening 

6:00 SB Economic Club of Detroit 

ra Mmtary Academes 

Cruising Vacations 

6:05 

6:30 

6:35 

7:00 

7:30 

8:00 

8:05 

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HI Pierce Kidwitness News 

ra Wnler'S Live 

HP Fantasy Football 

Rl Derby BT Global Challenge 

SB Call From the Mountains 

ra HS Productions Jan 97 

[ip Concert m the Park 

ra Metro Music Review 

ra NASA Apono 8 

SB Rock To The Top 

ra Conanl A Fan Gathering 

Rl Groves Talented Schmoes 

SS TV Onenl 

ra Hickory Grove Jump 

Rope tor Heart 

HP TBA 

9:05 Rl Groves More Potpourri 

10:00 

11:00 

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ra Conant Olympic Gold Medalist 

ra Writer s Live 

HP TBA 

SB Paid Programming 

ra NASA Apollo 8 

12:00 

Friday Afternoon 

ra Paid Programming 

ra Sports 1 Lahser vs Adams 

Basketball 

ra HeaHh Cholesterol update 

1:00 

3:00 

HP Community Bulletin Board 

ra The Savage Dream 

SB 

ra Now You re Cooking 

ra BHMS 8th Gr Spanish 

3:30 

Fashion Show 

ra Cable 3 Sports 

HI Groves More Potpourn 

4:00 

trom Wyiie E 

ra H S Productions Jan 97 

ra Michigan Humane Society 

HP Metro Art & Book Talk 

HI Wesl Maple 3rd Gr 

4:30 

Biography Boo* Reports 

ra Ai: Force News 

HP TBA 

HI Harlan Indian Artifacls 

4:40 

5:00 

Rl West Maple Haitoweer Parade 

ra Hickory Grove MAG Velocity 

on the Rouge 

KB BASCC Presents 

HP Food & Emotion 

5:05 HI Hartan How To Wr>te 

A Story 

5:30 HP 

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Spare T*ne 

Harlan Incfcan Artifacts 

6:00 

Friday Evening 

ra Economic Club of Detroit 

ra Sports' Lahser vs Adams 

Basketball 

ra Navy News 

HP Living wilh Your Addition 

HI Bmgham Farms The House 

in The S«y 

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9:10 Rl 

10:00 I S 

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12:00 FS 

12:30 ES 

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BPS Presents Jim Fay 

Love & Logic 

Franklin-Bingham 48025 

TBA 

The New American Workplace 

Fat Bob Tnbute 

Birmingham Monthly 

TBA 

Metro Music Review 

Village Players 

West Mapte Black History 

Wa* Museum 

Rock To The Top 

Hickory Grove MAG River 

Rouge PH Test 

Law Talk 

Sea holm Health & Fitness 

T V Onenl 

BHMS 8th Gr Spanish 

Fashion Show 

Concert in the Park 

Seaholm Field Day 

H S Productions Dec 96 



Paid Programming 

Village Ptayers 

Saturday Afternoon 

Sports' Lahser vs Adams 

Basketball 



Village Players 

MAG River Rouge 

PH Test 

Mariah Carey 

for American 

By John Crook 

TVData Features Syndicate 

Singer Mariah Carev lead-, her peers 

wtih five nominations for The American 

Music Anarch, an annual ceremon> 

in which winners are selected b> 

the public. 

Actor-comic Sinbad hosts the 24th 

presentation of the awards, which airs 

Monday. Jan. 27. 0.1 ABC 

Carey is nominated as favorite female 

artist in both the pop-rock and 

the soul-rhythm & blues categories In 

the former, she competes with Celine 

Dion and Alanis Monssette: in the I.liter. 

with Brandy and Tom Braxton 

In those same two categories. 

Carey's Daydream is nominated lor 

luvorite album, up against Morissette s 

Jugged Little Pill and ihe Bealles \»thology 

I & 2 in ihe pop-rock category 

Her soul-R&B competition is Braxton's 

Secrets and Keith Swejl'"> self-titled 

album. 

Carey and Dion also face ot! tor lavortie 

contemporary artist, along with 

Whitney Houston. 

In other categories. Bryan Adams. 

Eric Clapton and Seal compete tor la- 

300 

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5:00 

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Fashion Show 

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LS Hickory Grove MAG Velocity 

on the Rouge 5:ao (Fl 

Saturday Evening 

6.00 f * Sports Lahser vs Adams 3 0 0 

Basketoan 

8.00 FB Hickory Grove MAG River 5 00 (yr| 

Rouge PH Test 5 30 m 

9:00 FS BHMS 8tt-.Gr Spamsh 

Fashion Show 

10:00 CB H S Productions Dec 96 6 0 0 Iffl 

Sunday Afternoon 8. M pjj 

12:00 FB Sports'Lahser vs Adams 

Basketball 

LB Franklm-Bingham 48025 3:00 Qj] 

12:30 EB Birmingham Monthly 

1:00 F B Village Players 5.00 LL1 

2:00 FB MAG R ver Rouge PH Tesi. 

3:00 FB BHMS 8th Gr Spanish 

Fashion Show 7:00 IF1 

4-00 a HS Productions Jan 97 

5 00 FB Hickory Grove MAG Velocity 7;3o U J 

on me Rouge 

Sunday Evening 3 00 (£] 

6:00 FB Sports'Lahser vs Adams 

Basketball 

8:00 FB Hickory Grove MAG River 

Rouge PH Test 

9:00 FB BHMS 8ih Gr Spanish 

Fashion Show 

10:00 FB H S productions Dec 96 

leads the pack 

Music Awards 

vorite male pop-rock artist, while 

D'Angelo. R Kellv and Sweat vie for 

the R&B honor 

Nominees in the country categories 

include Gjrih Brooks. Alan Jackson. 

George St rail, fa ith Hill. Shania 

Twain and Wynonna. Metallica. 

Smashing Pumpkins and Stone Temple 

Pilots compete lor favorite heavy 

metal-hard rock artists 

Nominees lor favorite new artist include 

Jewel. Donna Lewis and No 

Doubt (pop-rock l. Deborah Cox. 

D'Aneelo and ihe Tonv Rich Project 

1 soul-R&BH and Tern Clark. Mindy 

McCreadv and LeAnn Rimes (country 

> 

A tiital of 22 awards will be given 

out during ihe three-hour telecast, including 

a special Award ol Merit and 

the International Artist Award. 

The list of nominees was compiled 

Irom dala supplied by Radio «$ 

Records, a music industry trade publication. 

and the Southscan Inc management 

information system. 

Ballots were sent to a national sampling 

of approximately 20.000 individuals. 

FARMINGTON 

Monday Afternoon 

Varsity Boys Swimming 

NFHS vs HHS 

In Touch with Farmington 

Public Schools 

Tuesday Afternoon 

Varsity Boys Swimming 

HHS vs FHS 

SHAMU TV 

From the Desk of 

Dr Bob Maxlietd 

Tuesday Evening 

Girts Symnasties 

FPS Combined 

tn Touch with Farmington 


Thursday Afternoon 

Varsity Basketball 

HHS vs FHS 

Overture 10 Winter 

Farmington Community Band 

Thursday Evening 

In Touch with Farmington 


Varsity Basketball 

FHS vs HHS 

Friday Afternoon 

Friday Smorgasbord 

Friday iS YOUR chance 10 

decide what our 

programming will be 

Call 489-3539 

ANYTIME 

to make requests 

Actor-comic Sinbad hosts The 

American Music Awards 

Monday on ABC. The 24th 

annual event honors the 

favorite performers of the year 

as decided by the American 

public.

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