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Volume 16 Number 64 Monday, February 254 1991 Canton, Michigan 46 Pages Fifty Cents 

War wins 

resident * 

support 

By Wayne Peal and 

Tadd Schneider - 

staff writers. 

-From military families to the 

person on the street, area residents 

are expressing support for 

President George Bush's decision 

to begin a ground war in the Persian 

Gull. 

But the tension — and conflicting 

emotions — of this past weekend 

aren't likely to be forgotten. 

"It really played on your emotions." 

said William Cole, whose 

U.S. Marine son is stationed in the 

gulf. "We were up, we were down. 

We really thought there would be 

peace, but I'm glad it finally got 

started and I hope it will be over 

soon." - 

"IT'S SCARY, maybe even 

more today than last night when 

it started," said Connie Hutchinson 

of Redford whose son, also a 

Marine, is believed to be stationed 

somewhere near the front. 

But while this weekend's Soviet 

peace proposal brought parents a 

few moments of hope, Hutchinson 

praised the president for rejecting 

further negotiations. 

"It seemed like all the Russians 

wanted to do was position themselves," 

she said "But you don't 

see them over there." 

IN MANY WAYS, it was business 

as usual throughout the area 

Sunday — but the war clearly left 

its mark. • 

Many residents, like Bill Mayer 

of Livonia, headed for church. 

Although the U.N. initiatives 

don't indicate it, Hussein needs to 

be removed from power. It's now 

or never if that's our goal," said 

Mayer, a parishioner at St. Theodore 

Catholic Church, Westland. 

But while churches were filled, 

other weekend retreats were 

empty. 

"It's been kind of slow." said 

Lloyd Oliver, manager of the 

Penn Theater in downtown Plymouth. 

"I guess people wanted to 

stay home to see what was happening 

" 

At the Redford Inn, war was as 

much on the breakfast menu as 

eggs and bacon. 

"If the military continues to 

run it (the war), it should go 

Smoothly," said J.B. Thompson of 

Canton, who said he was pleased 

with the free hand apparently 

given Allied commanders. 

In Livonia, a troop support 

group continued assembling 

packages to be sent to the troops. 

"Everybody's concerned, but 

we have a job to do, too," said 

Yvonne Zapinski, who directs the 

area chapter of Friends of Freedom. 

AT the same time, members of 

UAW Local 182 were busy decorating 

their Plymouth Road union 

hall with red. white and blue ribbons 

But while some residents were 

awash in patriotic fervor, others 

wondered whether more couldn't 

ground war 

"I'm not sure they really gave 

him (Hussein) a chance to get out 

of Kuwait," said Jane Reese of 

Garden City. "That bothers me a 

little. It's like we said one thing 

but we really meant something 

else." 

WhUe protest was non-existent 

this weekend, area peace groups 

are now mobilizing for action 

The Committee for a Peaceful 

Resolution to the Gulf Crisis is 

continuing its call lor a cease fire 

and has scheduled a protest for 

4 30 p.m today at the McNamara 

Building, downtown Detroit. 

-What's upsetting is that they 

apparently set the invasion date 

so far in advance." said group 

member Jackie Victor. "It seems 

they didn't give negotiations a 

Chance " 

But others said they doubted 

whether Saddam Hussein would 

live up to the terms of any 

agreed-upon settlement 

"He proven time and again he's 

not going to listen." said Mike 

Forester of Redford 

Flag to wave again at Canton house 

By Diane Gale 

staff writer 

The owner of a Canton company 

tried to right a wrong last week 

when he learned Jean and John Zoda 

of Canton had a flag stolen from in 

froot of the family's house. 

Tom Sayles, owner of A-l Michigan 

Flag Pole in Canton, decided to 

act when he read an Observer article 

last week that reported an American 

flag was stolen from the Zoda bouse 

on Leeann Lane. . 

"I was at the gas station when I 

saw the newspaper, and the story 

caught my attention. I thought I 

would donate the flag to her," Sayles 

said. t 

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Firm's owner donates flag to family 

JEAN ZODA said she was "flabbergasted" 

when a representative 

from the company called. 

The Zoda's flag was stolen Feb. 18. 

Jean Zoda replaced the flag with a 

message on a bedsheet that said: "On 

this spot. Old Glory Flew, Our patriotism 

in full view. Presidents Day: 

Flag Stolen Away. We'll miss you 

Red, White and Blue.". 

The family hung the flag, she said, 

because they wanted to show their 

patriotism and "let people in the ' 

subdivision know there were these 

kinds of people in the subdivision." 

Zoda said the family will likely 

buy a new flag and "turn around and 

donate (the donated flag) to someone 

else." 

Sayles said he also wanted to 

donate American flags to Canton so 

that they can be raised on Ford 

Road. 

"I haven't told (township officials) 

that, but that's what I plan on 

doing," Sayles said. "When the guys 

and girls come home I would like 

them to see the flags up and down 

Ford Road in Canton " 

BILL BRESLEA/stafl phwogriphar 

Claudia French replaces the suit she wears during her daytime legal job for a belly dancing 

outfit at Mykonoa in Greektown. 

Office~worker's 2nd job 

turns stereotypes belly-up 

By Diane Gate 

staff writer 

until she gracefully floats to the floor 

BUT LIFE Isn't all spotlights and dancing for 

It's Saturday night at Mykoom in Detroit's Greek- French By day she's a legal assistant at the Charfoos 

town as Claudia frencb of Canton shimmies past the it Christensen law firm in the Penobecot Building. 

bar. through the crowd and onto the stage. 

. And her life is as varied as her dance steps For one 

The place is packed and all eyes are on the pixie- thing, she's not even Greek, she's of German descent 

faced belly dancer wearing a sheer blue and silver out- and lived in Germany until she was 11. 

fit with pearl shoulder pads 

French also takes college classes twice a week. She 

For the next half hoar she clicks her finger cym b^ plans to earn a minor in psychology and a major in 

and keeps the tassels on her hips in constant motion tion (Timinblogy i 

Shouts of Opa' herald quick bursts of flaming cheese N3( N "I may goon to law school 

in the background 

The lights are dim and smoke wafts through the air 

If that's qo« enough, she finds the time to work out 

in what looks like a colorized scene of an old tnovie She dances one night a week, but performs at birth- 

shot in a 1940s dinner club as French jumps ofMhe day parties. Weddings and charity fund-raisers. De- 

stage and mixes with the audience. 

pending on experience, belly dancing pays between MO 

She laughs easily - as if to ensure that she's joking and 1130 per show. 

— as she playfully flirts with the men and talks to the She started to belly dance IS years ago while she 

women at their sides 

was living in Hawaii Her first teacher was ia her mid- 

* Back on the stage. French mak« her dramatic finale. 

turning into a blur of colors twisting like a top 

Pteeee turn to Pnge 2 

THE COMPANY moved six 

months ago from its Plymouth 

Township location on Eckles to a location 

on Haggerty Road between 

Joy and Warren roads with exposure 

overlooking the 1-275 expressway. 

The Zodas will receive 3 four- by 

six-foot nylon. American flag, valued 

at $37 and is the same size as the one 

that was stolen. The standard flag 

size is three- by five-foot. However, 

the original flag was a momento 

from John Zoda's Navy days. 

Sayles said flag sales have -in- 

creased more than 100 percent since 

the war started." The company sells 

about 100 flags weekly. 

"The hardest thing now is that 

people are having a difficult time 

finding the flags," Sayles said. "It 

takes us about one week to order 

them. People are coming from all 

over. The hardest thing right now is 

finding these flags. All major manufacturers 

are up to six months behind 

right how on U.S. flags." 

Zoda said Friday afternoon that 

drivers continued to pull into the 

driveway to read the message on the 

bedsheet. 

Pilots promised 

$300,000 loan 

for airport buy 

By Diane Gale 

staff writer 

The father of three brothers who 

own Mettetal Airport has promised 

to loan a local pilots group $300,000 

to buy the airport, according to a 

member of the Plymouth Canton 

Airport A—ociaUoc. 

John Vergooa, a member of the pilots 

association. said" Friday be has 

been promised the money by Steve. 

KJochko His sons, Tom, Rob and 

Steve Klochko Jr. own the airport 

under the corporation name. Desert 

Sand Inc. 

If Plymouth and Plymouth Township 

buy Mettetal. the federal government 

will pay 90 percent of the 

cost- The state government will pay 

5 percent. The remainder must be 

paid locally and 3300.000 will cover 

that cost. Vergona said. 

THE KLOCHKO brothers bought 

Mettetal in December 1987. In 1990 

the listed price was reportedly $4.1 

million. 

About 20 acres of land to the south 

of the airport will be included in the 

sale. Vergona said. Estimates of the 

airport and adjoining property's 

worth are currently about 36 million. 

he said. 

"They can never use city or township 

monies to support the airport 

and I think that's where people are 

mislead," Vergona said. "It's got to 

support itself." 

The 3300,000 loan from Steve Klochko 

will be paid back from money 

generated at Mettetal. said Vergona. 

a Canton resident who keeps his. 

plane' at the airport on Joy and Lilley 

roads. 

"It's a loan, it wasn't a gift," be 

said. 

Vergona wasn't certain about the 

specifics-of the loan last week, however. 

he said it likely will include a 

5- or 10-year pay-back period 

Last year pilots asked Canton officials 

to buy Mettetal Airpojt. However, 

Canton trustees voted against 

the purchase They said the land 

would make more money for the 

township if It were developed 

Shortly thereafter, Plymouth 

Township and Plymouth agreed to 

form a joint operating agreement to 

buy the airport. 

ALTHOUGH THE federal government 

will pay most of the cost, the 

state is handling the fund transfer, 

according to a state House fiscal 

agency employee who asked to remain 

anonymous 

The fede:a< and state agencies 

have set asi-le $6 4 million for Mettetal, 

the employee said. That money , 

will remain slotted for Mettetal until 

Oct. 1,1993 

"It's a chicken before the egg 

thing." he said. "The (federal and 

state money) is not there unless (local 

people) get their share of the 

money together. But, if they have 

their money, the money is there " 

Plymouth Township "Supervisor 

Maurice Breen said he expects 

Plymouth Township board members 

to be named to the' Plymouth Township 

and Plymouth JOA at Tuesday's 

board meeting. 

"We have to sign the public sponsorship 

papers and we can't do that 

until we get the (JOA) board appointed," 

Breen said 

Canton supervisor Tom Yack said 

relations between Canton and Plymouth 

townships will suffer because of 

the Mettetal controversy. 

Please turn to Page 2 

Planners: Keep 

Tigers in Detroit 

By Tim Richard 

staff writer 

The Detroit Tigers Baseball Club 

should reconstruct its 79-year-old 

stadium or build a new one ia the 

city, leaders of a regional planning 

agency agreed 

The executive committee of the 

Southeast Michigan Council of Governments 

said Friday it favors using 

existing infrastructure over expanding 

into suburban meadows 

Some obeervers have speculated 

that Plymouth Township could be favored 

by the Tigers as a prune site 

for a new stadium, as 1-9$. I-J7S and 

M 14 meet near the township's 

northwest border While the club has 

said access to a new stadium is a 

consideration, officials decline to' 

comment on potential stadium sites 

Isn't there going to be any discussion?" 

asked a n6o-voting member. 

Roee Collins, an aide to stat< Sen 

John Kelly. D-Detroit, as the top 

'You are about to 

receive a plan the • 

Detroit Tigers have not 

aeen. even though we 

have made 25 

attempta. 9 

— Bob Buchta 

president. 

Tiger Stadium Fan Club 

SEMCOG panel passed the resolution 

by unanimous voice vote 

_ Collins asked SEMCOG to pick one 

option - saving the existing stadium 

or building ia Detroit — rather than 

two. She also asked that any public 

financing scheme consider the surrounding 

neighborhood at Michigan 

and Trumbull and not just the stadium 

project . + 

turn to Page 2 

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OScF, Monday. February 25, 1991 

She moonlights 

Continued from Page 1 

40s "and she looked like she was in 

her late 20s." The same could be said 

for French, who is 40 and looks 

muctryounger 

1 

sister or neighbor would babysit,' 

she said. "When he was about 12, I 

started working both jobs." 

As her skills in the law offices in? 

creased, her salary also went up, so 

' she cut down otfthe dancing. But she 

"Some of the new dancers are could never leave it. 

from the new school," she said. "I'm "Dancing is like heavy-duty aero- 

from the old school." 

bics," she said. "When I come off 

When asked what the difference is, stage, I feel rejuvenated." 

she said: "The old school is the right When asked if she worries about 

school." 

unruly customers, she said: "When I 

Through the years, French said, 

she noticed that some women took a 

few recreational classes and referred 

to themselves as professional 

belly dancets 

"That bothers most professional 

belly dancers, because we put so 

much into it. To call yourself a professional 

dancer you have to have 

experience and know the different 

get-on stage, I look at all the people. 

I don't go to any table where I feel a 

coldness." 

"Very rarely has it happened that 

someone has made a rude comment," 

she said. "When that happens 

I ignore that table — and usually the 

rest of the people at that table are 

embarrassed — as much as I would 

like to stop and kick that person. 

types of dances." - 

"The men are usually very nice. I 

think they're more shy than aggressive. 

One time a guy said, 'When are 

you going to take your clothes off?' I 

stopped, bent over and said: 'You're 

in the wrong club. You want to go 

across the river.'" 

WHEN SHE first started belly 

dancing she thought it would be good 

exercise. 

"I was married at the time," she 

said. "I thought it would be intriguing 

for my husband as well." 

French said she landed her first 

dancing job by accident. 

She and a friend, who was visiting 

from Hawaii, went to an Arabic 

nightclub. They started to dance and 

the musicians called the two women 

on stage. The owner thought she was 

a professional dancer and that was 

the beginning of her dancing career. 

When her son. Jerry, now 21, and in 

his third year at Eastern Michigan 

University, was a baby, belly, dancing 

in the evening was convenient. 

"He went to bed at 9 p.m. and my 

FRENCH WEAVES a story about 

how belly dancing has a rich history 

that dates back thousands of years, 

originating in the Middle East. The 

Greeks and the Turks adopted the 

dance form. 

Initially the dance was created by, 

women entertaining women, she 

said. The stomach gyrations tell the 

story of life, love, marriage, happiness 

and childbearing. 

"The sheiks were allowed to have 

more than one wife," she said. After 

they accumulated multiple wives, 

I 

BILL pRESLEfi/stafl photographer 

Canton resident Claudia French works at her computer in her office in the Penobscot Building, which overlooks the sparkling 

Detroit River. 

some of the women would be thrown 

out on the street .and they danced for 

money. • 

"Through the years things have 

changed," French said. "It's one of 

the oldest cultural dances alive and 

it's thought of as a true art form." 

, French said another lesson in life 

has been the varied people she's met 

while dancing. 

"I got married right out, of high 

school, and I was very naive," she 

said. "I learned so rfroch about life 

and people and how people are. I can 

read it a mile away when they're not 

being sincere." • 

AFTER HER first dance, on a recent 

Saturday night. French changed 

the blue outfit for gold and black. 

Another belly dancer joined her for 

the final act. 

"The crowd really makes me want 

to dance more," she said when it was 

over. "It gives me energy. 

"I didn't plan on (belly dancing). 

And I didn't think I'd be doing this all 

these years. But it keeps you going." 

French ends her dances with a 

Greek greeting, "Opa," which translated 

means, 'To the good life." And 

you can't help but think that she 

works on making the words come 

alive. - 

French also dances for charity 

Her next fund-raiser is for the 

homeless held Friday. April S. at 

the Roostertail tn Detroit The 

event is sponsored by the Salvation 

Army and Don Carlos restaurants. 

SEMCOG committee wants Tigers to stay in Detroit 


THE EXECUTIVE committee of 

SEMCOG. a seven-county regional 

planning body, acted after listening 

to two groups of architects, not affiliated 

with the Tigers show how the 

stadium could be saved. 

"You are about to seceive a plan 

the Detroit Tigers have not seen, 

even though we have made 25 attempts," 

said Bob Buchta, president 

of the Tiger Stadium Fan Club. 

Buchta accused Tigers owner Tom 

Monaghan of "pandering to perceptions" 

that the area is unsafe. "This 

is not leadership," Buchta said. 

Architect John Davids, supporting 

the fan club, said stadium renovation 

could be paid for from 70 new executive 

box suites on the third tier, 

unused since a fire 15 years ago. 

Adams proposed closing off Cochrane 

Street for an executive din- 

ing room and TV truck parking, new 

clubhouses, expanded toilet facilities, 

a doubling of the press box and 

removal of 40 percent of the columns 

which block fans' view in the 

second deck. 

Tiger Stadium is superior because 

fans are closer to the field than in 

many other stadiums, Davids said. 

- He charged that Monaghan's desire 

for "controlled parking" would 

hurt the neighorhood and "you (fans) 

Money pledged for airport buy 

Continued from'Page 1 

Yack said he thought it was "detestable" 

that Plymouth and Plymouth 

Township "would come into our 

community" and take control of 

land. 

"Can anyone honestly say their 

feelings toward the other community 

hasn't changed?" Yack said. "I 

think the answer is, yes, they have 

changed." 

Meanwhile, the state Aeronautics 

Commission recently approved 

going to the Federal Aviation Ad- 

I thought 

ministration with the project application. 

A property appraisal is among the 

first steps that must be taken before 

the purchase, said William Gehman, 

director of aeronautics. 

Airport supporters say an important 

reason Mettetal must be saved is 

so a proposed aviation school could 

operate there. 

And Canton's planning commission 

voted recently against changing 

the Mettetal Airport zoning from 

light industrial to a general zoning. 

Airport expansion would be difficult 

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— Tom Yack 

Canton supervisor 

without the rezoning. Canton trustees 

are expected to vote on the issue 

at a future board meeting. 

A Team Approach 

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Charles Gehrke. M.0. 

Medical Director 

Chemical Dependency 

Programs 

"Drinking and drug use isn't a 

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would pay what they (Tigers) want" 

Monaghan reportedly wants a new 

stadium with a "controlled environment." 

He says it would increase attendance 

by one million. 

BIRMINGHAM architect Gunnar 

Birkets proposed renovation by hydraulically 

raising and pushing back 

the second deck, ending pillars that 

obstruct seats. " 

His plan would result in^98 luxury 

suites (versus the existing one) 

and more than 5,000 new seats to a 

capacity of 57,584. Lavatory facilities 

would be tripled. 

Birkets said Monaghan had seen 

his '"self-appointed" group's plan but 

didn't comment. 

Neither group gave a cost estimate 

for renovation. The stadium is 

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now owned by the city. The Tigers 

lease runs until 2008. 

The Tigers have played on the 

same site since 1901 when the Amer--" 

ican League was formed The original 

stands were replaced by Navin 

Field in 1912 (capacity 23,000). It 

was expanded in stages to 53,000 un ' 

der Frank J. Navin and Walter O. 

Briggs Monaghan bought the Tigers 

in 1982 

Drivers, clerks 

agree to pact 

with schools 

By M.B. Dillon 

staff writer 

School transportation and clerical 

workers have agreed to contract 

terms with Plymouth-Canton Community 

Schools. 

The school board has ratified a 

three-year agreement that grafts 

the district's 120 bus drivers, monitors 

and mechanics yearly increases 

of 5, 3 and 4 percent, with a maximum 

2 percent annual cost-of-living 

adjustment. Contract language 

changes were made as well. 

"It's basically the same rates the 

teachers received, just changed a little." 

said Alice Horstead. chief steward 

for the transportation union. 

"We're very happy with it given the 

economy." 

Office personnel, who number 91, 

received increases of 5, 4 and 5 percent 

with maximum cost-of-living 

adjustments of 2 percent. Language 

changes were also made. 

Superintendent John Hoben said 

both agreements "fall within the 

parameters that were given to the 

negotiating.team." 

; Still unsettled are the para-professionals, 

or educational aides 

The para-professionals went to 

mediation Dec. 10, but no settlement 

was reached, said Matyann Ligato- 

Freydl, bargainer for the para-professionals 

and executive director of 

the Michigan Education Association. 

"No further meetings were held 

until after vacation because Mr. (Errol) 

Goldman (executive director of 

employee relations) wanted to talk 

to the board of education. Several 

closed sessions were held." - 

Another session with a state mediator 

is scheduled for Tuesday. 

"The biggest stumbling block is 

that the para-pros still are trying to 

get benefits similar to other school 

employees in the district, such as in 

effect, a designated work year," said. 

Ligato-Freydl. 

'It's basically the same 

rates the teachers 

received, just changed 

a little. We're very 

happy with it given the 

economy.' 

— Ahce Horstead 

union steward 

The district employs 135 para-professionals. 

"Currently other part-time employees. 

including food service, who 

work less than 12 months get vacation 

time. Vacation increases with 

their number of-years in service and 

may be used when school holidays 

occur. Para-pros are the only people 

not paid during that time." she said. 

"We're trying to provide provisions 

similar to what other-employees 

have." 

The para-pros, working under an 

extended*fcgreement. have been bargaining 

since the end of last school 

year. Their contract expired July 1. 

Custodial-maintenance and food 

service workers reached tentative 

agreements with the school district 

in November after meeting with a 

state mediator. 

The food service and custodialmaintenance 

three-year contacts 

call for increases of 7, 6 and 7. percent 

Custodial-maintenance workers 

received an improvement in their 

long term disability benefits, and an 

improvement in vision coverage effective 

next year. 

Food service employees received 

an increase in longevity_pay, and an 

increase in their uniform allowance 

effective next year They also 

received an improvement in dental 

coverage from 50 percent to 80 percent 

effective the first year of the 

agreement. 

Monday. Feormary 25. 1991 OLE (PC OA 

"Teen scouts for can tops 

By Ralph R. Echtinaw 

staff writer 

Canton teenager Matt Whittaker 

needs 4,990 more pounds of 

pop and beer tabs. 

To complete one of the requirements 

for Eagle Scout status in 

the Boy Scouts. Matt, 13. decided 

to collect the-tabs in order to buy 

a medical machine for the Detroit 

Children's Hospital. 

Collecting since last June, be 

has 10 pounds now. But with aluminum 

going for 40 cents a 

pound, Matt needs 4.990 pounds 

more to reach his 12,000 goal. 

"I might not get that far, but 

every little bit helps," he said. 

The nuns at Matt's school. St. 

Raphael in Garden City, have 

been helpful, donating a small 

box of tabs to the boy. He's also 

arranged for some area stores to 

collect tabs for him. 

Matt's mother. Donna, assists 

him in his project. She's trying to 

get the library, police department 

or fire department to set up a 

drop box for tabs. 

But it took some investigating 

on the mom's part to verify that 

-tabs are in fact used to buy medical 

machines. At first Donna was 

told by a Detroit Children's Hos-. 

pital employee that the dream is 

a myth. "She told me it was just a 

rumor," Donna said "I thought 

that my son was going to die " 

But Donna continued to investigate. 

She discovered that American 

Legion posts across the country 

routinely collect tabs to buy medical 

machines for children's hospitals 

Michigan Legion posts acquired 

enough tabs to buy five 

medical machines for state children's 

hospitals last year. Donna 

said. 

Realizing how large an undertaking 

this project is. Donna said 

Matt is "reaching out for people 

invbe area to help him. We're 

hoping that we can get some 

help." 

Anyone who wants to donate 

some tabs to Matt's cause can 

contact him or. his mom at-981- 

0723 

Canton officials plan 

for road improvements 

By L'e.n« Gal* 

stafl writer 

If you had a million dollars to 

spend on road improvements in Canton 

what problems would you tackle 

first? 

Canton trustees will make that decision 

this year, even though the payment 

is done relunctantly. 

Since Canton is a township, thoroughfare 

construction and maintenance 

projects are Wayne County's 

responsibility. However, when the 

county refuses to pay for road improvements, 

Canton goes ahead 

without financial help. 

"As citizens we need to pressure 

{Wayne County) to come out and do 

more things on our roads." said trustee 

Elaine Kirchgatter during a 

study session Feb. 19. 

CANTON'S 1991 budget earmarks 

(1 million for road projects. Depending 

on how far the money goes, im-' 

provements will be made at the following 

intersections: 

• Warren and Sheldon; 

• Lilley and Ford; 

• Haggerty and Ford; 

A Sheldon and Ford; 

'As citizens we need to pressure 

(Wayne County) to come out and do 

more things on our roads.' • 

— Elaine Kirchgatter 

Canton Township trustee 

• Canton Center and Ford; 

• Canton Center and Saltz; 

• Canton Center and Palmer; and 

• Koppernick east of Haggerjy.. 

Canton engineer Tom Casari said 

the most important project, after 

Ford Road improvements, is to install 

left turn and right turn lanes at 

Warren and Sheldon roads The 

changes should reduce traffic snarls 

AFTER MORE than two years of 

prodding from. Canton, the long 

awaited improvements on Ford 

Road intersections are underway 

and will be paid by the state and 

Wayne County. Left turn phase signals 

at Haggerty. Lilley and Sheldon 

should help traffic flow, Casari said. 

Also. Canton trustees last week in- 

definitely postponed plans to spend 

more than $35,000 for a master plan 

outlining Canton traffic conditions 

and service levels. 

"This is discretionary spending, 

said trustee John Preniczky 

"Until we evaluate spending ability. 

I would like to say put it on hold 

I don't think this is necessary right 

now " 

Signs of Canton's maturity can be 

seen in future road - improvement 

projects In the past projects concentrated 

on paving dirt and gravel 

roads 

"We have a new problem, said 

Canton supervisor Tom Yack 

"Sheldon Road and Lilley Road 

need overlays. They're breaking up 

badly " 

New $4 million post office 

expected to open in June 

By Ksvin Brown and 

Ralph R. Echtinaw 

stafl writers - 

The new $4 million post office in 

Plymouth Township is expected to 

be ready for action in June . 

The 28,000-square-foo* building, 

located on Beck north of M-14, will 

replace the Penniman Avenue post 

office in downtown Plymouth, a 

22.000-square-foot building pot up in 

1935 

After the portal service vacates 

the Penniman Avenue facility and 

the building is assessed federal and 

state agencies will get lint crack at 

purchasing it "My guess is that nei 

ther of them will want it," Plymouth 

city manager Gordon Jaeger said 

Neither the federal or state government 

is expanding at present, so 

it's unlikely they'll need the space, 

he added It's also unlikely the city 

will be interested In the property. 

7f could very easily 

become office or even 

commercial space 

without too much 

work.' * 

— Gordon Jaeger 

Plymouth 'city manager 

But Jaeger said the city commission 

will take a look at the situation 

in an upcoming meeting 

"I don't know that we need it," he 

said "That's why we ought to discuss 

it " The city has no real need for additional 

space either for administra 

Uve or community gysposes. Jaeger 

said, so the building is likely to end 

up in private hands 

"It could very easily become office 

or even commercial space without 

too much work.' Jaeger said 

One possibility, however, is that 

the city or the downtown development 

authority could buy the property 

and sell it later 

We do not want to end up with 

another big empty, building downtown 

tf we can avoid it." Jaeger said 

The Postal Service also plans to 

maintain a small office downtown 

Postal officials told Plymouth officials 

that they want to lease a building 

of about 3.800 square feet 

Susan Moore, communications 

manager for the Postal Service's Detroit 

division, said the new post office 

is necessary because there%are 

more customers in the Plymouth 

area than there used to be 

New post offices are also being 

built in Garden City. Livonia and 

Ann Arbor. Moore said In the last 

few years, other new post offices 

were built in Rochester. Birmingham 

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sioners said they'll begin looking for a successor. 

Plymouth in the market 

for a new city manager 

By Kavin Brown 

staff writer 

Plymouth city commissioners plan to look for a new 

city manager, as current City Manager Gordon Jaeger 

wants to work part-time aftef May 1. 

In a meeting Friday, the commission voted 7-0 to "begjn 

a city manager search promptly" and meanwhile 

seek to negotiate a part-time agreement with Jaeger. 

Commissioners Ralph (Jack) Kenyon and Ron LOiseUe 

said such an agreement would be necessary, as it's unlikely 

the commission' could find a new full-time manager 

to assume that post by May 1. 

A part-time agreement proposed by Jaeger and presented 

to commissioners Friday would pay him $60 per 

hour. 

While Commissioner Mary Childs voted for the commission 

action, she said she didn't favor having a parttime 

city manager. 

"I think this community is small enough, they need to 

see the city manager. It's not good for the people in this 

building (city hall)," she added. 

"They're .here full time and somebody's coming in 

three days and getting good money."*^ 

But several commissioners said Jaeger has done a 

good job as city manager, adding he could do the job 

effectively part-time. - * 

Some commissioners noted that the last city manager 

search took nearly a year. Childs urged the commission 

to conduct a quicker search. "We don't have to go 

through the psychological things, and find out if they 

were toilet trained at age 5," she said. ___ 

Mayor Dennis Bila and Kenyon were to meet over the 

weekend to outline a-city manager search process, before 

presenting it to other commissioners. 

Jaeger, who assumed the post May 1, 1990, said last 

month that a combination of factors caused him to consider.how 

long he will continue as city manager. 

Jaeger and his wife, Kay, maintain one home in Battle 

Creek, where Jaeger served 12 years as city manager. 

He also pays rent on the'ficst floor of a Plymouth 

bouse. 

. - He said Friday the commission has resolved some of 

his earlier concerns, that commissioners tended to put 

off decisions and had spent too much time dealing with 

matters pertaining to former city manager Henry 

Graper. 

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City ponders push for tenant at empty store 

By Ksvin Brown 

staff writer 

Concerned that the former 

Farmer Jack's supermarket downtown 

remains vacant, city officials 

are talking about renewing efforts to 

pressure the lease bolder to find a 

tepant. • 

City Commissioner John Vos, an 

attorney, also said he's directed his 

staff to research the matter, adding 

he's considering filing nuisance litigation 

against Borman Inc., owner 

of the Farmer Jack chain which 

leases the property, and the property 

owner, Stanley Dickson Jr. 

Mayor Dennis Bila suggested that 

he might organize a letter-writing 

campaign along with the chamber of 

commerce "or do some other such 

effort to move Borman's to take 

some more definitive action." 

City Manager Gordon Jaeger, who 

has said the site on Main Street is 

"standing vacant and deteriorating," 

said he's called Borman Inc. spokesman 

Ted Simon to seek a meeting. 

THE STORE, at 705 S. Main, was 

closed in December 1988 after nearly 

30 years of operation. The site has 

the largest concentration of free 

parking of any single store in the 

CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF CANTON 

NOTICE OF HEARING 

ASSESSMENT BOARD OF REVIEW 

Notice is hereby given that the Canton Township March Board of Review will 

meet on the following dates and times: 

TUESDAY . MARCH 05,1991 

WEDNESDAY MARCH 06,1991 

THURSDAY MARCH 07.1991 

MONDAY MARCH 11,1991 

TUESDAY MARCH 12.1991 

WEDNESDAY MARCH 13.1991 

ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING ONLY 

1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. 

9:00 a.m. to 12:00 NOON 

1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. 

9:00 a.m. to 12:00 NOON 

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1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. 

1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.. 

5:00 p.ra. to 9:00 p.m. 

All persons protesting their assessment must complete petitions prior to appearing 

before the Board. A personal appearance is not required. Petitions may be 

obtained at the Township Assessor's Office as of February 18, 1991. Our office is 

located behind the Fire Station at Cherry Hill and Canton Center Roads 

The Board of Review will be held in tbe Township Hall Meeting Room on the 

first floor of Canton Township Hall, at 1150 S. Canton Center Road. The Board 

will be on a first come first served basis during the above listed dates and times. 

Please come prepared, as a 5 minute time limit before the Board will be strictly 

adhered to. 

If you have any questions regarding the March Board of Review, you may call 

Wanda Hamernik. Secretary to the Board of Review at 981-6400. 

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storefront. 

"They've offered to provide pickets 

and call the news media to get 

some public attention, because it 

(the Plymouth site) is an eyesore." 

Vos said. 

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Immigrant founded nursery 

By Ralph R. Echtinaw 

staff writer 

A farmer, a blacksmith, a tireless 

worker and a Danish immigrant to 

the United States, Peter Christensen 

made his name as a Plymouth-area 

nursery. owner, founding what became 

Christensen's Plant Center. 

Mr. Christensen, 92, died Feb. 15 

in his Ann Arbor house. He had been 

retired since 1963, leaving the family 

business to son Lee, who sold it 

last year. J 

Born in Holmsland, Denmark, on 

Oct. 16, 1898, Mr. Christensen grew 

up on a farm and learned to be a 

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wonont wiore coming to tnis 

couptry at the age of 25 in 1923, settling 

in Detroit. 

Working for several auto companies 

at first, Mr. Christensen went on 

to work for his brother-in-law's 

landscaping business. In 1927 he established 

his own business, Fairmont 

Garden Service. 

Four years later, Mr. Christensen 

bought 19 acres on Ann Arbor Road 

and began the business that started 

life as Plymouth Nursery and celebrated 

its 50th anniversary in 1981 

as Christensen's Plant Center. 

"I liked the idea of growing stuff 

instead-of working in other people's 

gardens." Mr. Christensen said in a 

1981 Observer article. 

Mr. Christensen became a-United 

States citizen in 1936. Two years later. 

he moved his famiiy out of Detroit 

and into a house he'd built, on 

the nursery V° un ds 

His wife, Rena, who married Mr. 

Christensen in 1927, was busy with 

the children but pitched in when necessary 

in tbe family business 

obituaries 

Mr. Christensen often toiled more 

than 80 hours a week to make the 

nascent nursery a going concern, 

working at the same time for his 

brother-in-law's landscaping business. 

Ten years went by before Mr. 

Christensen's nursery made Enough 

money to support /he family. 

Operating out of a barn at first,- 

Mr. Christensen built a store on the 

nursery grounds in 1955 and added a 

storage building a year later. Business 

was prinuirily retail in the beginning, 

but the most numerous customers 

now are contractors and 

landscapers. 

Describing his father as "a very 

caring individual, a taskmaster certainly 

(and) a perfectionist," Lee 

said he was surprised the hard-working 

Mr Christensen took so easily to 

retirement. 

Mr and Mrs. Christensen moved 

to a Plymouth Township condominium 

after his retirement and lived 

there until 1989, when they moved to 

Ann Arbor. 

He is survived by his wife, sons Allen 

R. of Grand Rapids and Lee R. of 

South Lyon; daughter Kathyrn. A. 

Tuer of Ann Arbor, nine grandchildren, 

10 great grandchildren; and 

brother Niels" Christensen and sister 

Sigrid Jaoobsen. both of Denmark 

Friends and acquaintances are invited 

to join the family in a celebration 

of Mr. Christensen's life at the 

If you knew a healthy, happy baby 

had died-suddenly without reason, 

you'd want to help. There are over 

7,(XX) babies Who,die from a cruel, 

mysterious killer. It's called SI-DS: 

Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. 

Perhaps you've heard SIDS 

referred to as "Crib Death." But 

maybe you didn't hear that SIDS is 

the number one cayse of death in 

infants from one week to one year. 

A SIDS baby dies within, 

seconds, usually during sleep. I le 

suffers no pain. And contrary to 

belief, a SIDS baby doesn't 

suffocate or choke. I here are n 

symptoms. _ 

SlDS picks its victims 

randomly, paying no attention to 

social or economic levels. It kills 

First Unitarian Universalist Church 

of Ann Arbor, 1917 Washtenaw, at 

noon Tuesday. In lieu of. flowers, the 

family requests that donations be 

made to C.S. Mott Childrens Hospital, 

301 East Liberty. Suite 300, Ann 

Arbor 48104 

Mr Christensen donated his body 

to the University of Michigan. 

EDWIN HAYWARD JR. 

Services for Edwin Hayward Jr., 

49, of Monroe-were Friday, Feb. 22, 

at AHore Funeral Home in Monroe. 

Mr. Hayward was born Jan. 29, 

1942, in Johannesburg. South Africa. 

He died Monday, Feb. 18. in Monroe 

He came to the United States in 1950 

and moved to Monroe in 1980 from 

Dearborn. He was a radio announcer 

for WCAR, advertising manager for 

. Ziebart. and owner/operator of Turbo 

Printing in Monroe where he 

worked for 10 years. 

Mr. Hayward is survived by one 

son. Jason Hayward of Canton, two 

brothers, Keith Hayward of Ann Arbor 

and Robert Hayward of Northville; 

and his father, Frank E. Hayward 

Sr. of Dearborn. 

The Rev. Holley Knight, of Trinity 

Episcopal Church, officiated the service. 

Memorial contributions may be 

sent to Jason Hayward Trust, c/o. 

Keith Hayward. McKinley Associates 

Inc., Box 8649. Ann Arbor' 

48107. x 

babies of all races and religions. 

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Donations of your ttme and 

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from our readers 

Recycling 

problems 

in Canton 

To the editor * 

> How is recycling going in Canton? 

I do notÛve in oneôf the^sutxUvi- 

think it's a good idea and long overdue. 

However, I have one major 

problem with it. 

I am the co-owner of a small business 

in Canton. Ever since the recycling 

program began, our-dumpster 

behind our business is constantly 

full. It is not from our business, but 

from outside sources. 

In the four years we have been in 

business in Canton, we have bad occasional 

dumping of this nature. But, 

since the recycling program has begun, 

it has gotten way out of hand. 

We pay dearly for dumpster service 

as do all other businesses in 

Canton and think that it is about 

time that people stop and think twice 

before stealing a service that does 

not belong to them. 

Laurel beyer 


O&E Monday, February 25. 1991 

I guess there isn't much that we 

can do with these protesters, somebody 

said that's the price we pay for 

a free society. But doesn't it' make 

you nauseous to hear, this "I'm 

against the war but I support our 

troops" stuff? How about this little 

diddy, 'To be against the war doesn't 

mean you're for Saddam Hussein." 

That's a relief. 

You could probably say that the 

difference between these protesters 

and our sons and daughters on the 

front lines in Saudi Arabia isn't that 

one is for war and one is against it. 

The difference is that some are willing 

to sit by the TV, giving sanctions 

a chance to work, boycotting the 

Olympics or some other such ineffectual 

nonsense and some are willing 

to stand up and actually confront 

the matter. 

Let's fact it, the only authority on 

earth today that is feared and respected 

by the enemies of humanity 

is the Armed Forces of the United 

States of America* and the resolve of 

the American people (most of us) to 

marshal those forces for the defense 

of freedom and the containment of 

evil. - 

God Bless President Bush, pur 

troops and their just and righteous 

mission. 

Craig Fleming 

Plymouth 

Protesters Vorva listens 

safe at home voters 

To the editor: 

L -just finished reading Kevin 

Brtjwn's piece "Against the War" on 

the front page of your Feb. 18 edition. 

These anti-war. protest type persons 

of the sort quoted in the article 

make me want To ask a few questions 

of my own. 

For example, where were these 

people before our country took the 

lead in confronting that reincarnation 

of evil that everybody calls Saddam 

Hussein? 

Where were they when unarmed 

Armenians were being hacked to 

death in 1915 by the tens of thousands? 

Where were these concerned 

ciiizens when the German Govern-nient 

forced 24,000 Hungarian men, 

women and children into some gas 

chambers on one fine October day in 

1M4? Where were they when the 

Vietnamese communists excavated 

aZtrench and buried 3,000 of their 

o*t» perfectly healthy people? 

Aad. finally, where were the conscientious 

objectors when Saddam 

Hussein turned his murdering, raping, 

pillaging hordes loose on the 

peaceful, unarmed population of 

Kuwait? The answer of course is 

that they were right here in the safe, 

well-protected U S of A, warm and 

well fed and declining "to be named 

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To the editor: • • 

Received the people, our priority 

paper put out by the Township Board 

of Trustees. 

Would you believe there was no 

mention of the Hussein Breen takeover 

of the Kuwait Mettetal Airport 

or the surrounding acreage. How 

come? 

If they wanted to know how people 

of^the township felt on this subject, a 

small tea rout ballot on the people — 

our priority paper would have 

brought a cross section opinion. The 

same ballot in the Observer will give 

Plymouth city people and Plymouth 

Township people a chance to respond 

Ron Cole 

Plymouth 

Attacks hurt 

her pride 


the anti-Arab acts in tbe United 

States make me less proud of being a 

citizen. 

I thought this was the land of opportunity, 

where the Constitution 

states that all men hre created 

equal. Does this mean all men except 

for Arabs, or all men except for 

blacks? No. It means that everyone 

here in America has the same rights 

as the next guy. 

Just because we happen to be in a 

war with an Arab country doesn't 

mean - that we should be enemies 

with all the people of Arabic descent. 

Americans shouldn't discriminate 

against the Arabs because of their 

nationality. Many Arab-Amertcans 

have never been in the Middle East. 

They don't support Saddam Hussein. 

So, what's the reason for the protests 

against the Arab population? 

Susan Minsterman 


Support helped" 

Marine's family 

.To the editor: 

Bruce, the girls and I would like to 

express our heartfelt thanks to all 

the wonderful people who gave us so 

much love and support during our 

time of need. 

-Without this help we never could 

have made-it through the past two 

weeks. The love and support has 

been overwhelming from the cards, 

the visitors at our home and the.funeral 

home, from family, friends, coworkers, 

from school, the community 

and from strangers who Just care. 

It is truly overwhelming. 

We only hear on tbe news about 

tbe bad things that people do to each 

other but let me say this is not the 

case. Good people far outweigh the 

bad. We cannot ever express in 

words how we feel about all of you 

wonderful people. 

Kurt was always our "hero" and 

I'm glad he is also a hero to all of 

you. I also admired his enthusiasm 

for life and in everything he did. He 

will be greatly missed. 

God bless all of you and all our 

troops. You and they are the best. 

Thank you again. 

Benz family 

Garden City 

Winner likes 

her apron 

To the editor:- 

Thank you for the Winner Dinner 

Winner apron which I recently 

received for being, the winner of December 

31, 1990. I'have received 

many -comments from the story - and 

have had fun with all the attention. 

I would like to take this opportunity 

to tell you how much I have enjoyed 

the Winner Dinner column. My recipe 

book is packed with the menus 

I've saved. I sent in my menu in order 

to support the column because I 

feel I've gained so much from it. All 

the recipevare tasty'and practical, 

using ordinary ingredients with short 

preparation times specified. 

Many years ago, I began subscribing 

to the Observer & Eccentric because 

neighbors recommended it. 

My carpoolers in particular mentioned 

what good recipes yes it, it. concontained. Thanks for publishing ;hing a 

good food, section and inch icludrfig me 

in it- 

Peggy N. Brewer 

Farmington Hills 

Stewart 

called 

'bad seed' 

> To the editor : 

The first and foremost job of a 

politician is to serve the people. 

John Stewart, a Plymouth Township 

trustee, is your "typical politician" 

from the empty suit subculture 

of the "me" generation. They developed 

their morality during the Vietnam 

protests and pattern their legal 

values from Watergate. 

I was first exposed to John Stewart 

at a township meeting late last 

year. The meeting was superbly run 

by Supervisor Maurice Breen. It was 

efficient and well organized. This 

was a meeting our forefathers would 

have been proud of — except for one 

flaw — John SfSWSft. This so-called 

representative came into the meeting 

in a rude manner and very late. 

He was ignorant of. all subjects. 

When he voted, his behavior was 

strange and future orientated — his 

future, not ours. He did not make a 

-good first impression. 

Now I read in the papers that John 

Stewart submitted the recall petitions 

for the Township Supervisor 

and five Plymouth City Commissioners. 

Is this tbe future he orients his • 

votes toward, to seek a higher office? 

It certainly seems so. 

As citizens who want an improved 

future for our community, let us 

stand strong together and eliminate 

this bad seed from Plymouth. Let us 

do this by electing a person for us, 

like Supervisor Breen, and not one 

like Stewart whose campaign slogan' 

should have been "Let us not ask 

what I can do for you, but ask what 

you can do for me and my future." 

Kevin M. Kennedy 

Plymouth 

Yack loses 

credibility 

on airport 

You vow not to let Plymouth succeed 

with running Mettetal, even after 

you were quoted in the newspapers 

as saying if any other community 

wanted to take tbe offer, it was 

okay with you. 

" You say that Canton should not be 

involved with running an airport of 

any kind, yet your assistant, Dan 

Calabraise, ended up returning a call 

placed to New Hudson airport by an 

official of the Michigan Aeronautics 

Commission. The principal stockholder 

of that airport, which would 

stand to benefit from MetteUl's closure, 

is the same fellow who was 

nice enough to loan you his CPA for 

the "impartial" airport study committee. 

.You accepted the offer, remember? 

You have repeatedly parroted the 

same tired statements and misstatements 

(11 operations per day? Get 

real!) and objections of the community 

(to Plymouth's controlling the 

facility)? You must be joking. Your 

constituents, Mr Yack, your committees, 

and your boards have consistently 

shown they favor Mettetal's 

preservation. Canton isn't against 

preserving the airport. Tom Yack is. 

• "If arguments to save the airport 

were compelling and documented,'' 

you ask, why wouldn't you have 

voted for it? Good question, Mr. 

Yack. 

We were all wondering that, too. 

John Vergona 


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In your recent campaign leaflet. views with others by making use of 

you say that Canton never showed the From Our Readers column. 

any interest in keeping Mettetal. A While the Observer expresses its 

few lines later, you point out that opinions on the editorial page, we al- 

your own committees voted in its faways leave space open for our readvor. 

You explain that you are deaders to express their ideas. 

set against keeping it, claiming it Submitting a letter to the editor 

has only recreational value, then go for publicatipn is easy We ask that 

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are one of Canton's most important—gibly and kept to about 300 words. 

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Engler tax plan 

Exemption for senior citizens 

draws criticism from both sides 

By Tim Richard 

staff writer 

Both the political left and right 

have doubts about Gov. John Engler's 

proposal to exempt senior citizens 

from school operating property 

taxes. 

"Why is it good policy for senior 

citizens to have no stake in the 

school system?" state-Sen. Debbie 

Stabenow, D-Lansing, asked fellow 

members of the Senate Finance 

Committee as it opened hearings on 

the 12-bill package. * 

And a Michigan State Chamber of 

Commerce spokesman told the panel,. 

"We question whether it's good 

public policy to exempt people on 

the basis of age." 

Otherwise. Richard K Stud>ey, a 

chamber vice president, praised the 

Republican governor's plan for a 20 

percent cut in school property taxes 

and a cap on assessments while Stabenow 

criticized it. 

SENATE BILL 70 would exempt 

the elderly from 50 percent of school 

operating taxes.in 1991, 75 percent 

in 1992 and 100 percent in 1993 and 

beyond. 

That credit would be phased out 

where household incomes exceed 

173,650. That, Stabenow said in an 

interview afterwards, is hardly a 

person who can't afford school taxes. 

She would reduce the tax relief tor 

higher incorpe home owners 

Currently, senior citizens can take 

advantage of the "circuit breaker" 

— tbe state reimburses all property 

taxes on their homes in excess of 3.5 

percent of household income 

Chris Chine,-an unemployed Lansing 

homeowner, called Engler's proposal 

"not fair to lower .and middle 

incomes ... To the average homeowner. 

it (property tax) is not that 

big of a deal." said Chirio. who said 

his winter tax bill was $689. 

ENGLER'S proposal is embodied 

in Senate Bill 70. Co-sponsor Dave 

Honigman, R-West Bloomfield, 

made \Js case in a news release: 

"The property tax is unfair because 

it forces many residents who 

have lived much of their lives in a 

home to sell it and abandon a life- 

Tax-cut plans outlined 

• Cut school o'perating taxes by 

20 percent over three years — by reducing 

assessment ratio from 50 

percent to 40 percent of market value. 

Schools would be reimbursed by 

the state. 

• Eliminate school _opera ting 

property taxes for senior citizens 

over three years. State would pay rebates 

to seniors 

• Assess property every second 

year. 

• Limit assessment increases to 5 

percent a year. Voters must approve 

a constitutional amendment. 

• Raise homestead property tax 

credit limits from the present $1,200 

tb $2,500 over time. 

Engler's plan is embodied in Senate 

Bills 70 through 80 and Senate 

Joint Resolution D. 

Dems' plan 

• Exempt the first $30,000 of a 

home's market value ($15,000 of 

SEV) from school operating taxes — 

up to 50 percent. 

• Index the $30,000 to inflation 

• Limit assessment increases to 

the rate of inflation until the home is 

sold — through constitutional 

-• Provide additional homestead 

tax credits to renters, low-income 

seniors and disabled. 

• Eliminate capital acquisition 

deduction from single business tax 

and business tax abatements — an 

estimated $615 million business tax 

increase. t 

This plan is not yet in bill form. 

time of social and emotional investment 

in their home and community 

because they can no longer afford to 

pay the tax on their home. 

"Senior c i GzenS On flzed^ incomes 

often fall victim to this trap, especially 

in my* community where tbe 

value of residential property has increased 

dramatically over the years. 

There's something wrong with a 

sytem that's forcing people from 

their homes," said Honigman, whose > 

district includes thf lakes area of " 

western Oakland County. - 

THE BIG argument is shaping up 

over whether all property should get 

a 20 percent break (Engler) or business 

and higher income homes 

should be excluded (House Democrats). 

Said chamber spokesman Studley: 

"The House Democratic plan would 

provide no property tax relief for' 

Michigan's job providers. We think it 

is unfair to exclude farmers, small 

business and other employers. 

"Worse yet, more than half the 

funding for tbe House Democratic 

plan is based on eliminating a key 

provision of the single business tax 

and eliminating industrial property 

tax abatements. 

"These two measures would in effect 

raise taxes on Michigan's job 

providers by $615 million. 

"The House Democratic plan has 

sent a very negative message to job 

providers." 

Countered Stabenow: "We have no 

guarantee capital will be invested in 

this state (if property taxes are 

cut)." 

The Senate Finance Committee, 

chaired by Republican Nick Smith of 

Hillsdale County, last week held 

Sen Doug Carl, R-Utica, whose 

northern Macomb County district is 

a hotbed of anti-tax sentiment, said 

people at. the .Saginaw hearing 

thought "it's not time for tax relief 

because of the recession." 

Carl thinks they were wrong The 

message hasn't got out that high taxes 

destroy economic growth." 

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Monday February 25. 1901 OLE 

taste buds 

chef Larry 

^ Janes 

Muffin 

pick up 

morning 

-My idea"of breakfast is usually 

a cup of coffee. When I feel the 

need to be healthy, I down a glass 

of juice. When I'm "with the 

- guys" and this usually means on a 

fishing trip, bring on tbe eggs 

over medium, hash browns, 

bacon, crisp and dry whole wheat 

toast. 

When I'm constipated, it's a big 

bowl of Grape Nuts. But when 

I'm in the mood to create, nothing 

satisfies the morning taste buds 

like a batch of homemade 

muffins. 

Even the airlines and Dunkin' 

Donuts are getting into tbe 

muffin swing of things. 

Gargantuan blueberry muffins 

with a streusel top adorn just 

about every doughnut shop shelf 

while their hockey-puck-hard 

Cousins do their best at bringing 

on gut aches on red-eye flights. 

Talk to just about anyone about 

muffins and you are likely to 

receive an eartui on wnat they 

think makes the best muffin. 

Momma has been on an All-Bran 

kick ever since she discovered 

that bran was good for you, even 

if it is coupled with two cups of 

white granulated sugar. 

GRANDMA LORY will always 

be remembered for making cake 

, muffins that would give Betty 

Crocker a run for her money with 

her boxed cupcakes. These never 

needed frosting, although when 

.we wanted to be decadent, a bo* 

of Jiffy chocolate frosting always 

suited the bill. If Grandma Lory 

knew this, she would probably 

full over in her grave. 

Contrary to popular belief, 

muffins need not be stuffed with 

$2.99-a-cup blueberries or 

inoculated with bran. Cinnamon 

and raisins add a morning/ 

brunch feel while snack muffins 

could be made with a mixture of 

nuts, currants and other fruit. 

Plain muffins usually have the 

shortest life span and should be 

eaten immediately after baking. 

• Muffins with fruits and 

vegetables and those made with 

oil stay moist longer. Keep them 

out of the refrigerator as they 

will quickly dry out. Muffins 

freeze extremely well, especially 

when placed in a plastic bag and 

frozen. They are best reheated, 

wrapped in foil in a hot oven for 

15 minutes or so. Microwaving 

will toughen them and should be 

used solely as a last resort. 

The only problem I see when 

starting the morning with freshbaked 

muffins is that you have to 

sit around and drink coffee for 30 

minutes while they bake. This, of 

course, is in addition to the sink . 

full of dirty dishes that usually 

accompany the recipe. One way 

to make muffins in a hurry is to 

„ freeze the batter unbaked and 

bake frozen just before serving 

*. Simply spoon muffin batter 

ttjto muffin pans lined with foil- 

.

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2B* O&E Monday. February 25. 1991 

Chasing winter chills Muffins 

MLNESTRONE ALLA MILANESE 

This recipe makes enough soup for 

at least a dozen people, maybe more. 

Cut all amounts in half for a smaller 

group, or make it all and freeze half 

for another day. It is a meal in itself, 

served with just a good bread and 

cheese and fruit. 

1 V» cups dried kidney beans 

3 to 4 cloves garlic 

1 large onion, chopped ( 

5 tablespoons olive oil A 

3 large potatoes, pale and cleanskinned 

2 carrots 

5 to 6 medium-zncchini 

1 to 1 ** cups cut string beans 

3 to 4 medium leeks, sliced (about Mi 

cup) - - 

Salt and pepper to taste 

Fresh parsley, chopped 

Large pinch of celery seeds 

1 to 2 teaspoons basil 

1 teaspoon oregano - 

Large pinch of marjoram 

W bead savory cabtpge 

cup long-grain rice 

6 to 7 tomatoes 

1 cup grated Parmesan 

3 to 4 tablespoons butter ^ 

Soak the beans overnight in 

enough water to keep them covered, 

then drain them and put them in a 

giant kettle (2-gallon, or larger) with 

4 quarts of water. Aid the garlic 

cloves, peeled ahdC&it through a 

press, tbe onion, and the olive oil. 

Simmer the beans for about 1 Vfc 

hours. 

Choose 3 large potatoes with 

healthy skins and scrub them thoroughly 

under running water. Cut 

them into large pieces, without peeling, 

and add them to the pot. Slice 

the carrots and zucchini thickly and 

add them also, together withlhe cut 

string beans and sliced leeks. Season 

with some salt and pepper, a little 

chopped parsleyi a good pinch of celery 

seed, some basil, oregano and % 

pinch of marjoram. Simmer again 

for about 45 minutes. 

Slice thinly half a small head of 

savoy cabbage and'add it to the soup 

along with the rice. If you can get 

the large, beautiful rice of the Lombardy 

region of Italy, you will truly 

have Minestrone alia Milanese. After 

adding tbe rice, simmer the soup 

another 20 minutes. If it is getting 

too thick for your taste, add a little 

more water as needed. • 

About 5 minutes before the soup is 

ready to serve, add the tomatoes (cut 

into large wedges), the Parmesan 

cheese, butter and a little more fresh 

parsley. 

Serve steaming hot with a good 

bread and more Parmesan cheese if 

desired. 

Recipe from "The Vegetarian 

Epicure" by Anna Thomas (Vintage 

Books EMitwn. 1972). 

CORN CHOWDER 

Serves: 4 to 6 

* pound bacon, diced 

3 medium baking potatoes (about 6 

ounces each), peeled and cut into 1inch 

chunks — + 

1 medium onion, chopped 

1 to cups milk 

1 17-ounce can cream-style corn 

1 7-ounce-can corn kernels, drained 

to teaspoon pepper 

Hot pepper sauce 

Salt _ 

Place bacon in a 4-cup glass measure. 

Cover with paper towel. Cook 

in microwave on high 5 to 6 minutes, 

until bacon is crisp. Remove bacon 

with slotted spoon and set aside. Discard 

all but 1 tablespoon bacon 

drippings. 

Place potatoes, onion and 1 tablespoon 

bacon drippings in a 2-quart 

casserole. Cover and cook on high 7 

minutes, stirring once. - 

Stir in milk, bacon, cream-style 

corn and corn kernels. Cover and 

cook on high 10 to 12 minutes, until 

potatoes are tender. Add pepper and 

season with hot sauce and salt to 

taste. 

Recipe from "365 Quick & Easy 

Microwave Recipes" by Thelma 

Pressman (Harper & Row, 1990). 

A Keros family tradition 

SPINACH PIE 

" 20 ounces fresh chopped spinach 

6 green onions, chopped 

1 small onion finely chopped 

1 teaspoon salt 

to teaspoon pepper 

1 teaspoon dill weed 

3 eggs 

2 cups cottage cheese 

1 to cups crumbled feta cheese 

to pound butter melted 

IS sheets fillo pastry 

In a large saucepan saute onions 

in 2 tablespoons butter, stirring often 

until tender. Add spinach, salt, 

pepper and dill; cook over medium 

heat until liquid is absorbed. 

Mix eggs and cheeses. Add cooked 

spinach. Butter a 9-by-lJ-inch baking 

pan. Place 9 fillo sheets which 

have been brushed with butter in 

pan. Fold to fit if necessary. Cover 

with spinach-cheese mixture. Top 

with remaining 6 sheets, brushing 

each with butter. 

Cut through top layers to mark 

piece. Bake at 350 for 45 minutes or 

until golden brown. 

BAKLAVA 

1 pound walnuts, chopped 

* cup sugar 

3 teaspoons cinnamon _, 

to teaspoon cloves 

1 pound fillo pastry 

1 pound batter melted 

Syrup — see recipe below 

Combine nuts, sugar and.spices. Place 

6 fillo * i n a buttered 9-by-13- 

inch baking pan, folding the sheets to 

fit; and buttering each generously. 

Combine nuts, sugar and spices. 

Place 6 fillo sheets in a buttered 9by- 

13-inch baking pan, folding the 

sheets to fit. and buttering each generously. 

Sprinkle a thin layer of nuts 

over fillo. Cpver with 4 buttered fillo 

sheets. Continue, alternating fillo 

butter and nuts' until all nuts are 

used. Top with 8 buttered fillo 

sheets. Cut into diamond shapes before 

baking. 

Bake at 325 degrees for 1 hour or 

until golden Brown. While pastry is 

baking prepare syrup. 

Syrup. 

3 cups sugar 

2 cups water 

1 stick cinnamon 

Juice of half a lemon 

2-3 teaspoons honey 

Combine sugar, water, cinnamon 

stick and lemon juice. Boil gently for 

15 minutes. Remove from heat and 

stir in honey. 

Pour warm syrup over hot baklava. 

Let stand 1 hour. 

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6 tomato slices 

6 strips green pepper 'A-inch thick 

2 red onion slices 

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See Larry Janes' column Taste 

Buds on Page IB. 

BASIC MUFFINS 

(makes 12) 

Use this for starters, then add additions 

suggested below. 

2to cups flour 

to cup sugar 

f tablespoon baking powder 

Pinch salt 

to cup milk - 

to cup melted butter or vegetable oil 

Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Sift 

dry ingredients together. Add wet 

ingredients and stir just to combine. 

Pour intq prepared muffin pans, filling 

to fulL Bake until golden and a 

toothpick inserted in the center 

comes clean (about 25-30 minutes). 

Blueberry muffins: Add 1 cup 

fresh blueberries. 

Cinnamon raisin: Sift to teaspoon 

cinnamon with dry ingredients and 

stir in 1 cup raisins into batter. 

Lemon-poppyseed: Into dry 

ingredients, stir in 1 tablespoon 

up morning 

grated lemon rind and to cup poppy 

seeds. 

GRANDMA LORY'S 

BEST CAKE MUFFINS 

1 to.cups flour 

2 teaspoons baking powder 

to teaspoon baking soda 

Pinch salt . 

to cup butter 

to cup sugar T 

2 eggs 

1 teaspoon vanilla extract 

to cup milk 

Preheat oven to 350 degrees. 

Grease muffin pans and dust with 

flour. Sift together the dry ingredients. 

Set aside. In a medium bowl, 

cream butter with sugar unti light 

and fluffy. Add eggs, one at a time. 

Stir in vanilla and milk. (If mix begins 

to curdle, don't worry, just add 

1 tablespoon flour and beat on low 

until blended.) Fold in dry ingredients. 

Spoon batter into prepared 

pans. Fill to full and bake until golden 

for 20-25 minutes. 

(Additions mentioned in basic 

muffin recipe can be added, if desired.) 

BRAN MUFFINS 

2 to cups whole wheat flour 

1 to cups bran 

3 tablespoons sugar 

2 teaspoons baking soda v 

to teaspoon salt . 

2 to cups buttermilk 

legg 

to cup molasses 

3 tablespoons butter, melted 

1 ripe banana, mashed 

2 caps raisins 

Bran Topping 

2 tablespoons bran 

2 tablespoons sugar 

Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Into 

a large bowl, sift together the dry 

ingredients. (Some of the flour and 

bran might not sift. Just add anyway.) 

Seaside. In a medium bowl, 

combine buttermilk, egg. molasses, 

melted butter and mashed banana 

Add liquid to dry ingredients. Fold in 

raisins. Spoon into greased muffin 

cups. Combine bran topping. Sprinkle 

bran topping over each muffin 

and bake until golden, about 25-3Q 

minutes 

Sweet and spicy combination 

bastes Roast Lamb Sesame 

AP Roast Lamb Sesame features^ 

a leg of lamb basted with a 

sweet and spicy honey, ginger and 

orange mixture. 

After the lamb is cooked, this mixture 

is combined with bouillon and 

cornstarch to become a sauce for the 

lamb. Sesame seeds are sprinkled 

over the top of the lamb for added 

flavor and eye appeal. 

laf can be served with a green vegetable 

and a loaf of warm, crusty 

bread. 

ROASTED LAMB SESAME 

Grated rind of 1 orange 

Grated rind of 1 lemon 

1 teaspoon powdered mustard 

to tAspoon salt 

Freshly ground pepper to taste 

One 3-pound leg of lamb 

to cup orange juice 

1 tablespoon boaey 

to teaspoon ground ginger 

1 tablespoon light sesame seeds 

to cup light bouillon 

2 teaspoons cornstarch 

2 tablespoons cold water 

Blanched shreds of orange and lemon 

rind (optional) 

Mix grated orange and lemon 

rinds with mustard, salt and pepper. 

Rub mixture over lamb and set aside 

for 30 minutes. Place leg of lamb in 

roasting pan. Cook in a 350-degree 

oven for 30 minutes. 

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Strain into saucepan and stir in 

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Hawaiian Haystack 

is a warm reminder 

Every year about this time I find 

myself wishing I could trade places 

with the Calgon lady and be transported 

to some exotic isle. Somehow, 

spring and warm weather seem at 

times tantalizingly close until Old 

Man Winter comes along to remind 

us that he still reigns-supreme and 

blasts us with more cold weather. 

"Until those four magic words, 

"Calgon, take me away!" start working 

for you and me, we will have to 

be content with this week's Winner 

' Dinner, which will bring a taste of 

Hawaii to your dinner table. So 

throw on your grass skirt, get out 

your ukulele and start beating the 

drums for "Hawaiian Haystack," a 

yummy, colorful dish that is bound 

to help chase away the winter dinner 

doldrums. 

Katie Kish of Rochester Hills submitted 

this week's winning menu. 

Kish enjoys cooking and is known for 

the delicious and nutritious cookies 

and muffins she bakes for her children's 

lunches. Her recipe for Crazy 

Whole-Wheat Apple and Spice Cake 

is one of her family's favorites and is 

an easy dessert or snack to make. 

The mother of three teenagers. 

Kish works part-time as a church 

secretary. She is also a very active 

volunteer and participant at Northfield- 

Hills Baptist Church, the 

church that she, her husband and 

. children attend. There, she works as 

the church clerk, keeping track of 

the records, and as accompanist for 

the children's choir. Sbe sings solos 

and duets whenever she is asked and 

works as the wedding director for 

the church. 

Her three children also keep her 

busy, and she always attends and 

supports the many athletic and musical 

events in which they participate. 

Currently, ber children and 

their church youth groups are involved 

in" putting together a highschool. 

youth-group musical that will 

be performed at their church. 

Thank you. Katie Kish. for sharing 

your recipes with us and congratulations 

on being this week's Winner 

Dinner Winner. Your recipes will 

help us endure these last weeks of 

winter and* give us the Hawaiian 

punch that we need. 

Until next week. I'm off to give 

^those four magic words one more 

U7. "Calgon, take me away. Calgon, 

take me away Calgon. take me" - 

oops, they worked. A-looo-ha! 

family-tested winner dinner 

Betsy 

Brethen 

JIM RlOER/atatl photographer 

Katie Kish of Rochester HilTs combines serves a meal of 

Hawaiian Haystack, Rice, and Crazy Whole-Wheat Apple and 

Spice Cake. 

Dinner, P.O. Box 3503. Birmingham 

48012. All submissions be- 

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Each ,week's Winner Dinner 

Submit your recipes, to be con- Winner receives an apron with 

sutered for publication in this col- the words Winner Dinner Winner 

umn or elsewhere, to: Winner on it 

cooking calendar 

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Certified Master Chef Jeff Gabriel 

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Competition Class beginning Saturday. 

March 9, at Schoolcraft College 

in Livonia. The four-week course 

meets from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays 

Fee is $200. For information on 

registration call 462-4448. 

The course is designed to prepare 

professional chefs, apprentices and 

culinary arts student to display 

platters at the American Culinary 

Federation-approved competition. 

Through demonstrations and theory, 

participants will learn to plan, ort- 

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Winner Dinner 

Recipes 

HAWAIIAN HAYSTACK 

Nutritious, flavorful and full of 

color and texture, this tasty recipe 

will help you stretch a chicken 

a long way The chicken and 

the broth can be prepared 

ahead and frozen or refrigerated 

if there isn't enough time to do 

all the cooking in one day. 

Serves 6 

To Prepare the Chicken and 

Broth 

1 whole chicken, skinned as 

much as possible 

2 medium onions, peeled and 

quartered 

2 stalks celery, cut up into a 

few large pieces 

6 cups water 

1-2 teaspoons thyme, depending 

on your flavor preference 

- 

Salt or pepper - 

OR 

As a shortcut, use 4 generous 

cups prepared chicken 

with £ £.ans chicken broth. 

14'bounce size 

Cook chicken in a dutch oven 

with the -6 cups of water, the 

vegetables and the seasonings 

When the chicken is done, remove 

to a bowl or tray to cool. 

Strain the broth to remove the 

vegetables and place in the refrigerator 

to cool so that the fat 

can be skimmed off When the 

chicken has cooled, remove 

from the bones, m bite-sized 

pieces, and store in the refrigerator 

untH ready to finish dinner 

preparations 

To finish the preparations for 

dinner, chop, up the following 

and place in separate bowls on 

the table 

1 large green pepper 

2 medium-sized tomatoes 

2 cups shredded Cheddar 

cheese 

1 cup sliced almonds 

1 can ptneapple chunks. 14to- 

16-ounce size 

•2 stalks celery 

2 bunches green onion 

1 large can Chinese noddles 

Bottle of soy sauce 

Skim off the fat from the broth 

and discard. Heat the-breth-»n a 

large . saucepan and remove 1 

cup of the broth to combine it 

with the cornstarch .to thicken 

Taste the broth at this.point to 

see if it needs any iny extra e^tra season- se 

ing or chicken bouillon boumon to boost 

the. flavor Add 2 tablespoons -of 

cornstarch to the cup of broth 

you have set aside and stir until 

smooth When the broth in the 

saucepan comes almost to a 

boil, stir m the broth/cornstarch 

mixture and keep stirring until it 

is smooth and beginning to 

thicken 

Reduce the heat to low and 

stir in the chicken pieces and allow 

to thoroughly warm through.. 

While the chicken mixture is 

warming, prepare the Minute 

Rice according to the package 

directions, using 3 cups of uncooked 

Minute Rice 

When the chicken and broth 

mixture is heated and ready, 

bring to the table and the family 

can layer it on th&r plates in the 

following order 

Rice 

Chicken and broth 

Remainder of the items 

Sprinkle with soy sauce, if desired 

CRAZY WHOLE-WHEAT 

APPLE AND SPICE CAKE 

1 cup whole wheat flour 

to cup sugar 

1% teaspoon cinnamon 

'/«teaspoon ground cloves 

to cup whole bran cereal 

v« cup vegetable oil 

1 teaspoon vanilla 

Confectioner's sugar 

to cup all-purpose flour 

1 teaspoon baking soda 

to teaspoon nutmeg 

Dash of salt 

1 cup coW, strong coffee 

Shopping List 

• 1 whole chicken 

2 onions , 

Celery 

Thyme 

Salt 

Pepper 

1 large green pepper 

2 medium-sized tomatoes 

Shredded Cheddar cheese 

Sliced almonds 

1 can pineapple chunks. 14to- 

16 ounces 

2 bunches green onion 

1 large can Chinese noodles 

Soy sauce > 

Minute Rice 

Whole wheat flour 

Sugar 

Cinnamon 

Ground cloves 

Whole bran cereal 

Vegetable oil 

Vanilla 

•Confectioner's sugar 

All-purpose flour 

Baking soda 

Nutmeg 

Strong coffee 

Vinegar , 

1 large apple 

1 tablespoon vinegar 

1 large apple, peeied 

chopped 

and 

In a iarge bowl, combine the 

cerea ând coffee Let stand for 

2 minutes pr until most of the liquid 

has been absoroed Stir in 

tne 01 vmegar and vanilla. Stir in 

the remainder of the ingredients 

.Pour into a prepared 8-by-8mch-or-9-Dy-9Hnch 

oakmg pan 

Bake at 350 degrees for 40 minutes 

or. until a toothpick inserted 

m Tie center comes out clean. 

Cool completely. Cut into 

squares and sprinkle with confectioner's 

sugar to serve 

Carmel, apple flavors in pudding 

AP — Remember how great 

caramel apples rolled in nuts tasted 

when you were a kid' > Here are the 

same flayors. but now they're easier 

to eat 

CARAMEL-APPLE 

BREAD PUDDING 

* eggs 

2U cups milk 

4 cup sugar 

teaspoon ground cinnamon 

Prices Effective 

Feb. 25th thru Mar. 3rd. 1991 

V» teaspoon vanilla 

% teaspoon ground nutmeg 

2 cups dry whole-wheat bread cubes 

(about 3 slices) 

One 6-ouce package dried apples, 

snipped 

Caramel-Nut Sauce (recipe follows) 

In a large mixing bowl, use a rotary 

beater to beat together eggs, 

milk, sugar, cinnamon, vanilla and 

nutmeg Set egg mixture aside. In an 

ungreased 8-by-lH-inch round baking 

dish, toss together dry bread 

cubes and dried apples Pour the egg 

mixture evenly over the bread-apple 

mixture. Bake in a 350-degree oven 

for 40 to 45 rmh'utes or until the 

bread pudding tests done. Serve 

warm with Caramel-Nut Sauce 

Makes. 6 to 8 servings. 

Caramel-Nat Sauce 

In a small saucepan, melt v4 cup 

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How to pair food and wine 

Mary Evely, chef at Simi Winery 

in Healdsburg, Calif., grew up in 

Grosse Pointe Shores, where her 

mother still lives. 

She has a sister who is professor of 

mathematics at Michigan State University. 

Mary's claim to fame is the 

food and wine program she created 

at SimL _ 

Believing that there were consumers 

who had an interest in both 

food and wine, she designed a series 

of affordable luncheons pairing food 

and wine. To preserve a group experience, 

encourage dialogue and reduce 

intimidation, participation is 

limited to 24 people. 

'"When people leave, they feel 

comfortable with wine and food because 

they realize there is no siiigle 

correct matchup," Evely said. 'They 

understand that personal choices are 

important. Simi wines are readily 

available, and people chn repeat the 

experience in their home." 

1 

"I deliberately try to focus on food 

preparations that are traditionally 

considered difficult pairings with- 

wine," Evely said. "Crudites, a sim-^ 

pie appetizer, & not easily matched 

with a chenin blanc jn the off-dry 

Simi style. An off-dry wine paired 

with vegetables loses its-perceptible 

acidity and becomes flabby and finishes 

flat- You might consider using 

sweeter vegetables, but snow peas 

are sweet, and they make chenin 

blanc bitter. 

"HOWEVER, IF YOU prepare a 

salad dressing or dip'with mayon- 

'When people leave, 

they feel comfortable 

with wine and food 

because they realize 

there is no single 

correct matchup/ 

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WINE SELECTION 

OF THE WEEK 

Simi Winery makes some of the 

best chardonnay year after year. 

The 1988 Simi Chardonnay 

($16. SO) is a blend of wines from 

Napa, Sonoma and Mendocino 

Counties. Aromas of buttered 

popcorn and toasty oak introduce 

a wine with rich fruit flavors. It is 

styled like a white Burgundy at 

half the price. Simi's 1988 Saavigdod 

Blanc ($9.30) is also a winner 

Generous flavors highlight tropical 

fruit that is clean and crisp, 

with a long aftertaste. 

naise base and tarragon, a sweet 

herb, you alter the flattening effect 

of the vegetables and complement 

the chenin blanc." 

Evely specializes in simple recipe 

adaptations to make the preparation 

complementary with more than one 

wine. She uses palate trickery in her 

^»rice salad when she uses tarragon to 

pair with chenin blanc, then substitutes 

ground cumin for the tarragon 

to pair it with sauvignon blanc, or 

for a chardonnay matchup, she uses 

chopped fresh basil. 

She finds the Foil Baked Chicken 

with Herbs recipe from "The Silver 

Palate Cookbook" (Rosso and Lukins, 

McLaughlin Workman Publishing 

Co., Inc. 1982) a reliable match 

to Simi-style chenin blanc. To make 

it complementary to sauvignon 

blanc, she substitutes thyme for the 

mint and dill; one red onion, thinly 

sliced, in place of the lemon, and 

uses two tablespoons virgin olive oil 

for'half the butter. 

The sauvignon blanc variation 

pairs with cabernet sauvignon when 

two ripe, peeled, seeded 

chopped tomatoes are added and the 

pepper mill is adjusted to very 

coarse and used generously. 

For pasta with olive-accented 

fresh tomato sauce, Evely demonstrates 

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Chef Mary Evely talks with consumers during lunches at California's 

Simi Winery. 

fines the wine that pairs best. For 

cabernet sauvignon, she suggests oilcured 

olives. Sauvignon blanc is 

well-served by Kalamata olives and 

chardonnay does best with generic 

canned olives. 

Evely says that with a mushroom 

-the-typc of mushroom determines 

the best wine combination. 

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the delicate, toasty notes in the 

wine," she said. "Fresh parsley, or 

even better, fresh chervil, with its 

sweet note, accents the fresh fruit 

flavors of this chardonnay." 

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Make this main dish without cream 

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For the filling: 

2 large carrots, peeled and cat into 

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2 tablespoons oil 

Vfc cup thinly sliced stallions (green 

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1 clove garlic, minced 

3 tablespoons all-purpose flour 

1 cup hot chicken broth 

2 cups cooked light turkey, skin removed 

and cut into Vfa-lnch slices 

1 cup diced celery, (•* inch) 

4 cup frozen peas, thawed 

V» cup frozen pearl onions, thawed 

V* cup evaporated skim milk 

2 tablespoons chopped fresh parsley 

'A teaspoon dried thyme ' 

l k teaspoon salt 

•/< teaspoon freshly ground pepper 

For the crust: 

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to cup oil 

3 tablespoons skim milk 

For the filling: Heat a small 

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carrots and blanch three minutes 

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In large saucepan, heat oil ovei 

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Gradually whisk in chicken brotl 

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Peel off top sheet of waxed papei 

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Bake in a 375-degree oven until 

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—minutes. Serve hot Makes six servings. 

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GrtHed Marinated Quail 

is served with compote 

These recipes are from Chef 

Gary Danko. chef/manager for 

The Restaurant at Chateau 

Souverain Winery in Sonoma 

County, Calif. He was the subject 

of a recent "Focus on Wine" column 

by Eleanor and Ray Heald. 

The column detailed Danko's participation 

in the Great Chefs program 

at the Londdfi Chop House 

in Detroit. 

GRILLED MARINATED QUAIL 

WITH POLENTA CROUTONS AND 

CRANBERRY ONION COMPOTE 

24 ounces veal or duck stock 

6 quails, semi-boneless 

Wing tips and necks from quails 

Marinade: 

x k cup cabernet or red wine 

•A cup olive oil, extra virgin 


J- 1 * tablespoons Dijon mustard 

l-'A teaspoons thyme 

I- 1 * teaspoons ground coriander 

6 small clusters of arugula or watercress 

Marinade: combine wine, olive oil, 

salt. Dijon mustard, thyme and 

ground coriander. Brush on quails 

and place in glass bowl or stainless 

steel and marinate 1-3 days. - , „ 

Quail essence, brown tips and 

necks in olive oil until golden brown. 

Discard excess fat. Ladle in 6 ounces 

veal stock and reduce to a glaze. Repeat 

twice more' until 6 ounces 

brown sauce remains. Strain well 

and discard bones Reserve. This 

may be done a day ahead. 

Grilling Quails: let quails come to 

room temperature. Have grill heated. 

Grill quails for 2 minutes on each 

side. Remove legs from breast and 

continue gritting legs for 2 minutes 

longer, while you toss arugula with 

olive oil, vinegar, salt and pepper. 

Arrange on plate with slices of 

smoked pear and olives. Place 

breast on greens, arrange legs 

around and drizzle with 1 ounce of 

hot quail essence.' 

Cranberry Onion Compote 

1 pound fresh cranberries 

Vi cup red wine 

1 cap sugar 

3 tablespoons lime juice 

.3 tablespoons orange juice 

l k teaspoon salt 

1 pint (1 pound) pearl onions, peeled 

2 cups chicken stock 

1 bay leaf 

1 sprig thyme 

4 tablespoons iuualted butter 

In saucepan combine cranberries, 

wine, sugar, lime, orange juices and 

salt. Bring to a boil and simmer for 8 

minutes. Set aside. 

In saute pan melt butter, over medium-high 

heat, saute pearl onions 

until golden brown. Add stock and 

simmer until pearl onions are crisp 

tender. Add cranberry mixture and 

simmer until liquids have concentrated 

Salt and pepper to taste. This 

may be made 3 days ahead and gently 

warmed before serving. 

Oven Polenta 

5 tablespoons olive oil 

Vfa cup minced onion 

1 cup large cracked polenta 

4 cups water 

2 teaspoons salt 

Brush 12-inch cake pan with 1 

tablespoon olive oil. Reserve. 

In ovenproof saucepan heat 4 

tablespoons olive oil, add onion and 

saute over medium heat until translucent. 

Stir in polenta and coat with 

olive oil, cooking long enough to heat 

through. Whisk in boiling water 

(measured after the boil) and return 

to a boil. Add salt. Place in a 350degree 

oven for 25-30 minutes (or 

untibmost of the water is absorbed). 

Remove from oven and whisk until» 

well blended Pour into prepared 

cake pan. smooth top. Cool. Cut into 

wedges or desired shape (This may 

be made 1-2 days ahead). 

To serve: brush polenta with olive 

oil and grill or pan fry until golden 

brown. (In effect sear the outside 

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Tasteful ways to take care 

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AP — You can't say "turkey" 

without "leftovers." 

Chef Patrick Augustyn of New 

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leftover turkey and transforms it 

into turkey hash, while Georgia's 

Homestyle Cooking, a takeout shop 

in New Haven. Conn., draws inspiration 

for its turkey tetrazzini from 

James Beard's "Beard on Pasta." 

Margaret Fox. chef-owner of Cafe 

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sauce and serves.it over waffles. She 

prefers the flavor of smoked turkey, 

but says plain turkey or smoked pork 

-can-also be used. 

TURKEY HASH 

4 Spanish onion, diced j 

H green pepper, diced 

5 clove garlic, minced 

2 tablespoons butter 

2 pounds cooked turkey, pureed in 

food processor 

*« cup processed American cheese 

(such as Velveetf cheese), softened 

4 teaspoon curry powder 

l k cup heavy cream 

1 cup leftover squash, mashed (or 

steam butter or acorn squash if no 

leftovers are available) 

In large-frying pan, saute onion, 

green pepper and garlic in the butter 

until onions are transparent Add 

turkey and cook until hot. Remove 

from beat. Add cheese, curry powder, 

cream and squash Stir well. 

Pour into a 6-inch baking dish. Bake 

in a 350-degree oven for 30 minutes. 

Makes 6 servings Serve with rice 

and vegetables, 

(Recipe from: Chef Patrick Augustyn, 

Samplings, New York) * ' 

TURKEY TETRAZZINI 

6 tablespoons unsalted butter or 

margarine 

6 tablespoons flour 

2 y» cups chicken stock 

1 cup milk 

'4 teaspoon Tabasco or hot pepper 

sauce 

Salt and pepper to taste 

cup sherry 

4 cups cooked turkey 

2 sweet red peppers, diced 

1 pound spaghetti, cooked 

cup bread crumbs 

V» cup grated Parmesan cheese 

Melt the butter in a heavy saucepan; 

stir in flour When cooked and 

bubbling, gradually stir in the stock, 

stirring until thickened. Add the 

milk, season with hot pepper sauce, 

salt, pepper and sherry, then add the 

pasta in a buttered baking dish. 

Spoon the sauce over the pasta. Cover 

with the bread crumbs and 

cheese. Bake in a 475-degree oven 

until topping is glazed and bubbling. 

Serve hot. Makes 6 to 8 servings. 

(Recipe from. Georgia's Homestyle 

Cooking) 

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Monday, February 25. 1991 O&E 

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Canton's Karl Wukie slices past the Patriots' John Revels for a layup during Friday's triumph 

in the WLAA tournament's opening round. 

INCLUDES CLASSIFIED 

McDonald comes 

" o 

again to C D' rescue 

By Steve Kowslski 

stafl writer 

Derrick McDonald's teammates 

call him D' for short, but not just 

because his first name begins with 

that letter. 

McDonald, a junior guard, limited 

Livonia Franklin star guard Keith 

Roberts" to seven points Friday as 

Canton overpowered the Patriots. 

73-48, in a Western Lakes Activities 

Association first round playoff 

game. 

"That's what they call me," said 

McDonald, when asked what the 'D' 

stands for. "Coach (Dave VanWagoner) 

says it stands for defense. The 

last time we played them, Roberts 

had like 28 against us and that really 

got on me — reading it in the paper 

and stuff. 

"Coach stresses defense a lot on 

out team and I'm getting to like it If 

we play 'D' like we did tonight, we're 

capable of beating anyone in the 

league. 

T Canton, which failed to qualify 

last year for the WLAA playoffs, 

hosts Livonia Stevenson in Tuesday's 

semifihal. The Spartans beat Livonia 

Churchill, 75-54, in another first 

round game Friday. 

The Chiefs, who improved to 11-7 

overall, were never threatened, as 

they scored the game's first 13 

points and led 19?7 after one quarter. 

Canton took a 40-24 lead into the 

locker room at halftime and raised 

the margin to 59-32 after three quarters. 

FIVE PLAYERS SCORED in double 

figures for the Chiefs, but Van 

Wagoner said defense was the key. 

The win avenged an earlier. 65-60 

loss by Canton at Franklin during 

the regular season. 

"We've been kind of pointing 

toward the tournaments all year and 

we got a good start tonight," Van 

Wagoner said. "We've got some guys 

who can really shoot tbe ball, but tonight 

the key was defense. We had 

Offense suffers in SC defeat 

The key ingredient for Schoolcraft College's 

men's basketball team — offense, and lots of it 

— was missing in the second half Wednesday 

against visiting Macomb CC. The results were 

predictable — an 85-75 loss. 

The defeat left the Ocelots on the bubble for a 

Michigan Community College Athletic Association 

playoff berth (top si* qualify). SC. Highland 

Park CC and Alpena CC were all 5JO in the 

Eastern Conference entering Saturday's games, 

the last of the regular season. SC played at Highland 

Park; a victory would guarantee the Ocelots 

a spot. — 

Against Macomb, which is second in the conference 

(13-2, 19-8 overall), SC made it a battle 

for the first half, trailing 43-41 at the intermission. 

But the Monarchs' defense — a boz-and-one 

with three different players taking turns hounding 

SCs Randy Watters, the Eastern Conference's 

leading scorer — proved pivotal in the 

second half 

Schoolcraft 

sports 

Salem rocks North 

in WLAA opener 

There wasn't much North Farmington 

could do. Just three days after 

the Raiders' emotional win over 

Farmington Harrison, a win that 

earned them a spot in the Western 

Lakes Activities Association 

playoffs, they provided little challenge 

to top-seed Plymouth Salem 

The Rocks ripped North 72-45 at 

Salem Friday to advance to the 

WLAA semifinals. Now 16-2, Salem 

will play at Harrison at 7:30 p.m. 

Tuesday-, the winner will meet tbe 

Livonia Stevenson-Plymouth Canton 

victor for the conference championllkia 

CajmuIsM Cslem 

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"1 don't know if it was a bad one 

for us," said North coach Tom 

Negoshian. "(Salem ia) just a very 

good team defensively Everyone 

thinks they're just a great offensive 

team, but they play great team defense 

." 

That was evident in the first half 

Salem limited the Raiders to 15 

points in the first two quarters, taking 

a 34-15 lead at halftime. 

"Our defense was real tough," 

conceded Salem coach Bob Brodie 

,"We created a lot of turfiovers I 

thought we played with a lot of intensity, 

and North had a lot of trouble 

getting into their offense They 

Watters was limited to just 11 shots and 13 

points in the game, both season lows, by Macomb's 

Marty Kohler. Mike Gurney and Ken 

Stanley Kwesi McGill helped pick, up some of 

Che slack, scoring 26 points (including 6-of-10 on 

three-pointers). 

BUT IT wasn't enough. "We still played them 

tough." said SC coach Dave Bogataj. "I thought 

both teams played good defense. They really did 

a number on Randy And I thought we stunk offensively 

in the second half. We only scored 34 

points." 

were only getting one shot at the 

basket, which was critical." 

THE GAltfE was nearly a repeat 

of the two teams' meeting a week 

earlier, which Salem won 84-63. This 

time it was even more 1 lopsided, the 

Rocks expanded their 19-point halftime 

lead to 26, 50-24. entering tbe 

final quarter. 

"Right now, every game's a critical 

one," said Brodie. "I'm real happy 

with the way we're playing 

We've just got to keep focused." 

More focus might not have helped 

North in this one. True, 6-foot-5 center 

Todd PawTowski played sparingly. 

he was suffering from the flu and 

was replaced in the starting lineup 

by 6-1 Mark Tqmple 

"We were really small," said 

Negoshian •(Pawlowski) would have 

helped us inside, but (Salem) still 

plays such great defense " 

Only one player on either team 

reached double-figures in scoring — 

Salem's Jake Bak£. who had 17 

points and 10 rebounds Chris Tebbin 

and John Hoffmeyer contributed 

nine points apiece and K.C. Kirkpa 

trick finished with eight for the 

Rocks 

Please turn to Page 2 

The Ocelots (14-14 overall) trailed by 14 early 

in the second half before trimming the deficit to 

seven with 10 minutes left. They had three 

chances after that to trim It further, but McGill 

missed two free throws and a three-pointer and 

Watters also missed a triple-try. SC never got 

closer after that 

There was good news for SC, however. Mitch 

Fyke, who was thought to be lost for the season 

with a shoulder separation, returned and played 

20 minutes. He scored 11 points. 

Barry.Quayle netted 16 points and pulled (Jown 

seven rebounds for SC before fouling out with 

nine minutes left. Scott Meredith had six points 

and 11 boards. 

For Macomb, Mike Moscato had 21 points. 

Kohler had 20 and Troy Wilcox chipped in with 

18. _ 

If SC defeated Highland Park last Saturday, 

then it will open the MCCAA tournament tonight 

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

SMAWON L«M«UY/aUfl pMMograpner 

Trying to get through Salem's defense was difficult Friday, as 

North's Dean Pennela discovered when confronted by Jake 

Baker (40) and K.C. Kirkpatrick. 

. / r 7 - t 

basketball 

2*4 hour to 3 hour practices evpry 

day this week and we didn't work on 

offense one minute. When tournament 

time comes around, defense 

wins for you. 

"Derrick is our best defensive 

guard. He always likes to think of 

himself as an offensive player. We 

like to think of him as a defensive 

player..— and the offense will come 

around." 

Franklin fell to 10-8 overall. 

"Canton played with intensity and 

we didn't," Franklin coach Rod Hanna 

said. "In sports, intensity is very 

important and we didn't show It tonight." 

Senior forward Kevin Holmes led 

Canton with 13 points and junior cen- 

ter Tony Coshatt contributed—12points 

and a game-high 15 rebounds. 

McDonald added 11 points and seven 

assists, while sophomore guard Mike 

Stafford and senior forward Brett 

Howell finished with 10 points 

apiece for the Chiefs. 

Van Wagoner praised the balance 

of his team and also talked about 

Holmes, who takes care of all the intangibles 

for the Chiefs. 

"HOLMES HAS BEEN our most 

consistent player," Van Wagoner 

said. "He's there every game, scoring 

10 or 11 points and grabbing 

eight or nine rebounds." 

Senior gsard Dave Roman, who 

missed practice Wednesday because 

of illness, was the only Patriot In 

double figures with 10 points. Senior 

John Revels added nine points, but 

senior Steve McCool (eight point*) 

and Roberts combined for only 15 

points. 

Roberts, who also was ill and 

missed practice Wednesday, managed 

only two field goals and said be 

(P.C)lC 

was frustrated the entire night by 

Canton. ' 

They pressured me the whole 

length of the court and wore the hell 

out of me." Roberts said. "I was 

dead in the third and fourth quarters. 

I'm still not feeling great (because of 

the cold) but I can't blame it op that. 

They played great defense and have 

improved a lot." 

Said Hanna "He had shots he usually 

makes that just didn't go in. 

Hey. that happens in the NBA. college 

and high school 

Kevin Holmes gets off a shot 

through a bevy of Franklin 

defenders. * 

Nevi helps Canton 

win final dual meet 

The Plymouth Canton boys swim 

. team won its final dual meet of the 

season Thursday by defeating visiting 

Farmington Hills Harrison 117- 

66 

Doug Nevi led the Chiefs (6-4), 

winning the 100-yard backstroke 

(1:01.66) and assisting in two other 

Canton first-place finishes. 

Nevi, Ron Trosin, Mark Ealovega 

and Craig Steshetz took first in the 

200 medley relay at 1:56.72, and the 

team of Nevi, David Grubel. Jeff 

Brandenberg and Wes Shasko captured 

the 400 freestyle relay in 

3:4979 

Canton's Mike Orris took first in 

the 200 freestyle (1:56.72) and the 

500 freestyle (5:14.63). Ealovega 

picked up his second win by taking 

swimming 

the butterfly (58.52). and Stesheiz 

won the 50 freestyle (23.62). 

Jason Barringer was the highlight 

for the Hawks (2-5) Barringer captured 

the individual medley (2:08 86) 

and the breaststroke (1 02.91). Barringer 

teamed up with Jason 

Schwalm, Craig Dixson and Mike 

Wright to win the 200 freestyle relay 

in 1:39 59 Schwalm also took the 100 

freestyle in 53 49. 

Harrison's Ryan Koonce had a 

first place in diving by scoring 261.8 

points.' 

Stevenson manhandles 

Churchill, 75-54 

By Brad Emons 

staff writer 

If putting the ball in the basket is 

still the name of the game, then 

Livonia Stevenson is right on target 

The Spartans, shooting 53 percent 

from the floor (22 of 41) and 

82 percent from the free throw line 

(23 of 28), opened the Western 

Lakes Activities Association 

playoffs Friday at home with a 

convincing 75-54 triumph over city 

rival Churchill 

Stevenson, now 1J-6 overall, advances 

• to Tuesday's semifinal 

round at Plymouth Canton (11-7). 

"We don't have the overpowering 

kids, but we bad some excellent 

passing (tonight) that gave us some 

inside shots before they (Churchill) 

Could react.' said Stevenson coach 

Jim Mclntyrerwhose team has won 

eight of its last nine games "The 

kids are moving the ball well right 

The Spartans made easy shots 

and tough shots, including nine 

from three-point land 

CHURCHILL, meanwhile, was 

reeling from the start, falling be- 

hind 9-2 after Stevenson s 6-4 junior 

center Tony Stojov connected 

on a pair of three-pointers Dan 

Gibbons also added another during 

the run 

The Chargers, however, trailed 

by only four after one period 19- 

15. when 6-foot-7 center Randy 

Calcaterra converted a four-point 

play, two coming on free throws after 

Mclntyre was assessed a technical 

foul for arguing a call (or 

lack of calls) from the bench 

But it was practically over by 

halftime. as the Spartans outscored 

Churchill 25-10.' 

Senior forward Dave Amey 

came off the bench to hit a pair of 

three-pointers for the Spartans, 

while junior guard Matt Grodncki 

added six of his garpe-high 22 

points during the assault 

And with Calcaterra sitting on 

the bench with three fouls for the 

latter stages of the second quarter 

Churchill found itself facing an 

uphill climb, trailing 42-25 at inter 

mission t 

• We knew we were in trouble 

when they (Stevenson, were hitting 

from 22-to-23 feet out" Churchill 

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Jen Patrick.. 539 

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Paul Hutchinson. 699. .{Jill Funke, 290/694. 

Doug Nikkila. 234/653, Ken Nikkila. 217/643; 

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Jim Jesson. 239*41; Tom Woinowski, 247/ 

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.Ford Parts — Marty Bacon, 703. 

Men's Trio — Mark Payne. 256/700; Mickey 

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Jay Hunt. 685 

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Livonia Mixers — Lue Jarrett. 208, Mori Anderson. 

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Wednesday Pacesetter Ladies — Joanne 

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Mike Mayfieid. 234; Kevin Jennings. 234. Loyd 

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Tom Sowden. 234; Don Tyson. 233. 

Monday Nite Men's — Ron Langewicz, 233 

Westland Bowl: Thursday 175-Under Men's 

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Spartan spikers perfect 

Thanks to an all-around team effort, 

Livonia Stevenson wrapped up 

an unbeaten regular season in the 

Western Lakes -Activities 

tion with a 15-8, 15-8, 15-4 volleyball 

win Wednesday at Farmington. 

The Spartans finished 13-0 in the 

WLAA and 10-0 in the Lakes Division. 

Laura Zatorski paced the winners 

with 21 assists in 52 sets. " 

Sue Bell made good on 22 of 25 

hits, including 11 kills. Teammate 

Julie Martin recorded seven kills in 

14 attacks with two errors. She also 

id two sold blocks and three assistblocks. 

Teresa Samo contributed defensively 

with two solo blocks and nine 

digs. 

Coach Lee Cagle, who used everybody, 

also singled out the strong efforts 

of Lisa Orleman and Lisa 

Braunscheidef. 

S t e v e n s o n r o l l s 

p a s t P a t r i o t s 


coach Fred Price said. "They hit 

extremely well from the outside, 

let's give them credit." 

STEVENSON CONTINUED to 

find holes in Churchill's zone defense 

during the third period. Gibbons 

and Grodzicki each hit threepointers 

to give SteVenson a commanding 

61-37 advantage before 

coasting home. 

"We just didn't get things done, 

but we played hard," said Price, 

whose team fell to 10-8 overall. "I 

thought we played good defense, 

but if they (Stevenson) still stroke it 

and if they continue to hit like that, 

that will cause anybody problems 

from here on out." 

The Spartans used a balanced 

scoring attack once again, led by 

Grodzicki's 22. Gibbons, the 6-2 

senior, added 14, while Paul Rockwood 

and Phil Woods contributed 

nine and eight, respectively. 

Brian D. Johnson, a junior guard, 

led Churchill with 17. Calcaterra, 

who endured a frustrating night before 

fouling out, added 16. 

"We just figured if we compacted 

the middle enough, we'd make it 

basketball 

difficult for him (Calcaterra) to 

take the kind of shot he wanted to 

take," Mclntyre said. "And I think 

we were able to change their 

rhythm before they could- get it to 

the big kid." 

IT WAS THE third meeting between 

the two teams. 

Churchill won the first encounter, 

Dec. 14 at Stevenson, 62-47. 

On Jan. 29. Stevenson won at 

Churchill. 67-56. 

"They (Stevenson) are playing 

more physical than they were before," 

Price said. "They play a hustling. 

aggressive defense." 

ChurcH!tl~Thade only 18 of 54 

shots from the floor for 33 percent; 

"We took good shots," Price said 

"The difference was our inability 

to put those good shots down." 

Stevenson, meanwhile, continue 

to ride the crest of a second-half 

season surge. _ • 

S'field C h r i s t i a n 

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and Temple. 

The Raiders, who slipped to 6-12, 

play at Northville at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. 

S'FIELD CHRISTIAN 73, PLY. 

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Christian, which outscored 

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6-11. 

A full-court press keyed Southfield's 

second-quarter surge. Christian 

Monea's 15 points paced the 

winners; Charles Ryle contributed 11 

and Bill Boldt scored 10. 

Plymouth was led by Keith 

McCsmis, who poured in 28 points. 

Manish Nandani chipped in with 11. 

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By 8t»v« Kowaiaki 

stafl writ or 

Ever since deciding on Central 

Michigan University, Jenny Sprout 

has heard nothing but good things 

about the school in Mount Pleasant. 

Sproul. a 1989 Livonia Churchill 

graduate, signed a national letter of 

intent Thursday to play volleyball 

for CMU, a Division I school that 

plays in the Mid-American Conference. 

"I keep on running into people who 

are so pro-Central," said Sproul, who 

has played setter for Schoolcraft 

College tbe last two years. "It makes 

me feel good about my choice. I 

don't like a real big campus, but I 

don't like a real small one. Central is 

kind of in-between. I can still be 

away from school, but also can visit 

home." 

Sproul also visited Southern Florida. 

a Division II (tower, and considered 

Grand Valley and Indiana before 

deciding on Central. 

The 5-foot-9 Sproul earned All-Observer 

and All-Region honors as an 

outside hitler for Churchill before 

switching to setter at Schoolcraft under 

coach Tom Teeters. Sproul was 

the first Ocelot player ever to earn 

Most Valuable Player honors in both 

her years at the junior college, winning 

it by herself in 1989 and sharing 

the honor last fall with teammate 

Angellette Love. 

SPROUL WAS the Region 12 MVP 

sports roundup 

• BASEBALL REGISTRATION 

The Plymouth-Canton Junior 

Baseball League will hold its registration 

from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. March" 

9th and 16th at Plymouth Canton's 

cafeteria. Boys 7-15 and girls 7-18 

years old can register. 

Playing age is based upon age as 

of July 31. A birth certificate is required 

at registration. Fees range 

from >30 to $40 per player, with 

family plans available. 

The PCJBL is "h» entirely by 

adult volunteers, and there is a need 

for coaches, managers and umpires. 

For additional information, contact 

Chris Mroczka at 459-6083. 

• CORKTOWN RACE 

The 1991 Cork town Race* will begin 

at 12:30 p.m. Sunday, March 10, 

at Tiger Stadium, tbe corner of 

Michigan and Cochrane avenues. 

The annual St. Patrick's Parade will 

follow at 2 p.m. 

Conducted by the Motor City 

Striders, the main race event is a 

four-mile run through Detroit's historic 

Corktown community. Other 

events are a l*fc-mile walk and a 

quarter-mile walk/run for competitors 

age 12 and younger. 

The early entry deadline is Friday. 

March 1, for an $8 fee. The entry 

fee after the closing date is $12. 

Final registration will take place between 

11 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. on race 

day at the starting line. 

Jenny Sproul 

CMU bound 

sports 

in 1989 and had a .305 hitting percentage 

last. year. She averaged 12 

assist kills per game with 1.2 serving 

aces per game as a sophomore. 

"She's a worker, one of the most 

enjoyable kids I've coached in 20 

years," Teeters said. "She sets an example 

in dedication in both the 

weight room and on the gym floor, in 

practices and games 

"She gives speed, attitude, leadership, 

strength and height-and in some 

* Entry forms can be obtained at 

most Irish pubs in the metropolitan 

area or by contacting the race director 

at 10144 Lincoln. Huntington 

Woods. 48070. 

• SOFTBALL NEWS 

Canton Softball Center is accepting 

league registration for its 18game 

spring season which begins 

April 14. The team registration fee is 

$295. Men. women and coed teams 

are welcome. For further information 

call 483-5600. ext. 102. 

• Canton Softball Center is accepting 

limited entries for its annual 

early-bird tournament, which will be 

played April 12-14. There is a fourgame 

guarantee, weather permitting. 

The fee is $95. Men. coed and 

women divisions are available. Call 

483-5600 for information. 

• Canton Parks and Recreation 

Services is accepting adult softball 

registrations for men. women and 

coed leagues. The coed and women's 

leagues are run jointly with the City 

of Plymouth Parks and Recreation 

Department. For information, call 

397-5110 or 455-6820. 

• CANTON SOCCER 

• Canton Soccerdome is accepting 

entries for its third session, 

which features six games in three 

weeks The session begins March 9 

with a team cost of $525. Mini-field 

practice block reservations also are 

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'Colleges didn't need 

outside hitters when I 

was graduating from 

high school, so / went 

to Schoolcraft to work 

on my skills and get 

used to college. Tom 

(Teeters, SC coach) 

taught me the skills 

and turned me into a. 

setter. He knows 

volleyball.' 

— Jenny Sproul 

headed to CMU 

ways is the most gifted (setter) I've 

had. She has great support from her 

parents (Jim and Julie). I'm glad she 

picked a good place to go to." 

Sproul. who didn't attract many 

recruiters after high school, called it 

the best choice she~ever made — on 

the court and in the classroom — to 

attend Schoolcraft for two years. She 

graduated from Churchill with a 3.0 

grade point average and wilMeave 

Schoolcraft this spring with an asso- 

being taken Call 483-5624. Ext. 2 for 

'information 

• PLYMOUTH SLO-PITCH 

The City of Plymouth Parks and 

Recreation Department will again 

offer a men's slow-pitch softball 

league this summer. The entry fee is 

$375 for the 18-game schedule. A 

forfeit fee of $70 is included in the 

entry fee - 

Games will be played Monday 

through Thursday nights. Teams 

may pick one,night they prefer not 

to play.-The season begins Monday, 

May 6. 

Registration for returning teams 

will start Monday, March 4. New 

teams may register starting Monday. 

March 18. For residency requirements 

and/or further information. 

call Tom Willette at 455-6620. 

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Frank Cahill of Farmington continues 

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for redistribution to needy 

sources, but he has one drop-off location, 

now instead of two. 

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ciate's degree and a 3 6 GPJ> 

"It's nice, close to home and you 

get a lot of individual attention," she 

said. "Colleges didn't need outside 

hitters when f was graduating from 

high school, so I went to Schoolcraft 

to work on my skills and get used to 

college. Tom taught me the skills 

and turned me into a setter He 

knows volleyball " 

SPROUL SAID SHE plans to ma 

jor in marketing or advertising She 

is impressed with CMU's high job 

placement record for marketing and 

advertising graduates, and also was 

awed by the school's new stale-of-' 

the-art recreational center 

"That was one of the reasons I was 

set," Sproul said. "It's awesome." 

In other recruiting news. Wayne 

Memorial senior middle blocker 

Brandy Caincross signed Wednesday 

with Ferris State University, a DiVt> 

sion II school. 

Caincross was sidelined all of January 

with a broken finger, but has 

found time to record 135 kills and a 

.324 kill percentage She has 55 

blocks. 57 digs and has recorded 13 

service aces for the Zebras, one of 

Observerland's top teams with a 28-5 

overall record 

"I think she'll do great." Wayne 

coach Ann Kolnitys said. "She has 

tons of power, and has shown a lot 

more guts and will. She jumps very 

well for a 6-footer." " 

Caincross turned down an offer 

from the University of South Carolina. 

Cahill's store is located just north of 

Five Mile Road. Call 421-5670 for information. 

Cahill recently donated 40 pairs of 

ice skates to the Hamtramck Recreation 

Department, but the department 

can use at least another 40 pair 

for its new recreation program. 

• AAU GIRLS HOOPS 

Tryouts for the Michigan Elite 

Basketball Club (girls 18 and under 

born 1972-74) will be from 4 p.m to 

6 p.m. each Saturday at Belleville 

High School 

Boys 18 and under AAU tryouts 

will also begin Saturday. April 6. For 

more information, call either Wayne 

Worosz or Bob Mercer at 455-4011. 

• KARATE CLASSES 

Canton Parks and Recreation Services 

is offering classes in all levels 

of karate during a 10-week session at 

the Canton Recreation Center. The 

fee is $35 per person Lessons will be 

given each Monday and- Thursday at 

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Sam Santilli, a sixth-degree black 

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Monday. February 25. 1991 OAE (P. C)3C 

S t e v e n s o n falls 

Livonia Stevenson ended the regular 

season Friday with a 10-10-2 

record, falling to non-league foe 

Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook, 7-3, in 

a game-played at Livonia's Edgar 

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The Spartans led 3-1 after one 

period, -btil ran into penalty problems 

in the second, and third periods 

as the Cranes tallied six 

unanswered goals. 

"We played short-handed a lot," 

Stevenson cpach Paul Ferguson 

said "We had seven penalties in 

the second period and six in the 

third. They had a couple of 5-on-3s. 

fr was terrible 

* Stevenson first-period goal 

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• RKDFORD CC 5. CABRIM 

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you a brochure about the procedure 

or scheduleanJnitial exam. Please 

call (313) 283-0500 or 1 (800) 999- 

7772. 

Radial Keratotomy — See the world as nature intended. 

Free Screening 

Saturday, March 2, 1991 

12:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. 

Martin I. Apple, M.D. 

Specialist in Refractive Surgery 

Surgical Fee 

'500 SS 

© Medical Marketing Associates. Inc. • 1991, All Righln Reserved 

SOLID OAK 

Country Charm And 

Convenience 

Backed by a "1% year' warranty and 

protected "WW RESISTOVAR* II" a finish 

BUILT FOR LIFE 1 The highest quality in 

Sftlirf Oak Dining »nham-wl by-the 

design of this spacious double pedestal 

table with four self-storing leaves which 

extend to 114 inches - ample seating 

for twelve 

Includes 

TABLE and 6 CHAIRS 

Reg. 

1 

$2399 

32104 PLYMOUTH ROAD 

42 I-6070 

127 N. LAFAYETTE 

437-I 590 

112 E. MICHIGAN AVE 

I -5 I 7-456-7445 

14050 Dix-Toledo Road 

Southgate, MI 48195 

A Lifetime Of Dining. 

with this handsome pedestal table and 

matching bow back chairs It comes with a 

'15 year" warranty and is protected "with 

RES1STOVAR* II a finish BUILT FOR LIFE' 

The highest quality in Solid Oak Dining 

BARK RIVER COLLECTION by 

Includes- 

TABLE and 4 CHAIRS 

1099 

RESISTOVAR® II by Lilly 

Coating, Inc. 

The finish on your Solid Oak Treasures will 

stand uprto 

• Wood Alcohol • Citric Acjd 

• Nail Polish Remover • Ink 

• Acetone . • Laquer Thinner 

and Much More' 

OAK and CHERRY 

FURNITURE 

s 

O&E Monday. Fatoruary 25, 1991 

_ . ~ " ? 

One thousand ^ 

birdhouses head 

for the city. . . 

When the 1991 International 

Builders Home Flower and Furniture 

Show opens at Cobo Center this 

spring, more than one thousand 

birdhouses will be displayed. . 

. Who built all of these houses? 

Seventh and eighth grade students 

from 36 area schools were busy this 

winter hammering, sawing and 

nailing together homes foc~ eight 

species of birds. House Wrens. 

Bluebirds. Woods Ducks. Barred 

Owls. Great Crested Flycatchers. 

American Kestrels. American Robins 

and Tree Swallows will benefit from 

the efforts of these young people 

when, after the show, these houses 

go up in a thousand back yards. 

The 1991 Best Blrdhouse 

Builder Contest, sponsored by The 

Observer & Eccentric Newspapers, 

the Builders Association of 

m 

Southeastern Michigan and the 

Michigan Department of Natural 

Resources, challenges each young 

carpenter to not only build a winning 

birdhouse. but to leam about the 

bird that will call it "home." 

Contestants learned that the 

American Kestrel is our smallest 

falcon and that the tree swallow's 

eggs are white. 

The actual building of these 

houses offered a challenge as well. 

If you'd like to get the feel of this, 

project, just follow the directions 

below and you'll have made a nest 

box for the Northerii Flicker. In 

order to attract flickers, you should 

begin construction with lVS-inch 

thick cedar boards and fill the 

interior all the way to the top with 

sawdust; this imitates a dead limb 

with soft heartwood. 

This is not a contest, but if 

you're really serious about testing 

your birdhouse building skills, you 

should have your construction 

finished by April 1 for the birds to 

nest. 

V991 

iRNATIONAL 

IILKRS 

...JME 

FLOWER 

[FURNITURE 

MARCH 16-24 

COBO HALL 

Compliment* of 

m FLOOR 

o o 

$ * 

BACK 

ROOF 

FUND .THE, 

^ . V - 

2 1/2" 

diameter 

FRONT 

Observer & Eccentric 

NEWSPAPERS 

VA 

One of our 1990 contestants Damien fron. outs the finishing touches on his entry . 

HINGE (X> CLEAT 

1 0 0 * ^ 0 * CLEANING 

FILL BOX 1 TO TOP l t 

WITH SAWDUST 

WIRE BOX SHUT 

BACK SIDE SIDE "°" T ° Lii!" 00 '! 

* > I*' f H- X J 

4 »• 4" 

10 3/4'

8 C * OdE Monday. Fabrua/y 25. 1991 

CL066IFIED 

6 4 4 - 1 0 7 0 O a k l a n d C o u n t y 5 9 1 - 0 9 0 0 W a y n e C o u n t y 8 5 2 - 3 2 2 2 R o c h e s t e r / R o c h e s t e r H i l l s 

ii B U Y I T . 

S E L L I T . 

F I N D I T . 

CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY 

S E C T I O N 

Auto For Sale , . - C,E,F, 

Help Wanted F 

Home & Service Directory F 

Home & Service Directory 

Merchandise For Sale F 

Real Estate E 

flentals E 

820 Auto* Wanted 

CAR WANTED - Running car or van 

WiN pay $100 more than |unk yard 

prices . 255-7434 

821 Junk Cars W a n t e d 

A-A-A AUTO 

AAron pays up 10 $50 more lor ran. 

mng, repairable & |uink cars - 

24. VS 255-5487 

ABSOLUTELY THE BEST P«ICE!1 

Jflanaa.cvr rat-or truck. any con- 

dition running or not including 

wrecks "24 fcour'7 days 421-0864 

ALL AUTOS * TRUCKS " * 

Junk, wreck ad.-running Top Dollar 

e & M Aufo Pans 

474-4425 

JUNK CARS WANTED 

Quick Cash - 

Cars running m need of repair 

843-45(70. 841-5922. 532-5026 

822 Trucks For Sal* 

CHEVY S-10 PICK-UP 1985 4 

Speed power, 13280 

VILLAGE FORD 

LOT 2 278-8700 

CHEVY 1988 S-10 and Ford Ranger, 

both ru 

age S3 

both run good and have low mite 

WO each Ask lor Milch. 

M O R E 

CLASSIFIEDS 

ON PAGES 

This ctassHieaiion continued 

fromfrgeSf. 

112 

814 Campers, Traitors 

& M o t o r h o m e s 

MOTORMOME RENTAL - 1990 27 

Class. A. tulty equiped. generator, 

microwave. air I more Weekend or 

weekly ratea. After 5pm 624-3779 

818 A u t o & Truck 

Paris 8 Service 

CORVETTE Glass 1-lopa 1 driver 

SKle brorue.lWit 1 set ol LOF blue 

tml Beat off* 585-9284 

Mini-Bikes 

HONDA INTERSTATE. 1988 - Bur 

gu-idk. am/lm siarao. 8.259 mWee 

$6500 W bast oHer Can after 5pm 

538-0537 

1975 - XS6. red with cus- 

tom «an seal Adult owned $1500 

spent oirreOuad last > w Rock 

«»d $950 478-0499 

813 Motorcycle Parts 

8 Service 

amnSK. ITALIAN 8 EUROPEAN 

motorcycles & parts warned 

. Cash waiting 

Kan : 

421-0323 

814 Campers, Trailers 

IHiiliiilmw MCtornomes 

FORD 1968 F100 pickup 360 an- 

gina. automatic transmission, new 

radiator, drive components all good 

body 8 steering shot $400 Can af- 

ter 6 30 or leave massage 522-3914 

FOR SALE 2 Sport EPX-Plus, 15 in 

MWhelln lira*, best offer 8S2-7306 

PICK UP TOP 

For 1988 or newer OMC. maroon 

Very me* condition $300 

478-8214 

SILVER aluminum truck cap fits 

Ford Ranger. $150 981-0292 

820 Autos W a n t * d 

ABSOLUTELY 

HIGHEST DOLLAR PAID FOR 

QUALITY AUTOMOBILES 

We sad with confidence, we buy with 

DODGE. 1985 Ram 

63.000 miles $3000 

Automatic. 

427-5253 

FORO F150 XLT 1986 Automatic, 

air. cruise, custom cab. one owner, 

low miles. $7695 

Mines Park Uncom-Mercury 

453-2424 ant 400 

FORD F250. XLT- 1987. Lanef. 

super cab. loaded, trailer package. 

$9200 Bill 981-2480 

FORD RANGER 1989 XLT. long 

bed. power steering, brakes, air. 5 

speed. 2.3 liter, am-lm cassette. 

34.000 miles. eiceMent condition 

$7600 851-9267 or 363-8907 

FORD RANGER 1984- With 

fiberglass cap Excellent condition 

$1200 628-5488 

823 V * n s 

CHEVY 1986 Conversion 

dual heat. Wr. wheel chair kit $8288 

Jack Cauley Chev 'GEO 855-0014 

CHEVY 1989 ASTRO- black 

loaded, low mileage. $13,000 

Can after 6: - 591-8514 

CHEV 1989 Astro.CL. 8 passenger 

loaded, low miles nicest wi town 

Asking $11,700 464-2107 

825 Sports & 

Imported Cars 

BMW. 1987 535i Mint low mileage 

auto leather Non-acnoker $15 000' 

best offer 752 6492 

CORVETTE. 1975 - L48. good con- 

dition., automatic. air cruise silver 

I-tops. $5700 or best 453-4124 

DODGE '988 RAM Conversion 

sh*rpi$S49S — 

GORDON 

CHEVROLET 

ON FORO ROAD IN GARDEN CITY 

4 5 8 - 5 2 5 0 

DODGE 1987 Cava/an, cruise, lint 

ed windows, many extras excellent 

condition, low mileage 647-8258 

FORO CLUB. 1989. Wagon. 8 pas- 

senger wmdow van, 22.000 rr 

trailer, low package loaded, after 3 

535-4046 

FORD 1986. Econoiine Van. selup 

tor work, run* good, $2900 

624-7879 

FORD 1987 Conversion Van. excel 

lent condition 49.000 hwy miles 

$8900 453-1198 

LUMINA. 1990 APV - 6[ 

Loaded. $12,500 Call attar 5pm 

^ 1-827-3881 

824 Jeeps &. Other 

4-Wheel Drives 

BRONCO 11.1984 XLT. loaded, great 

condition, best offer 

313-229-0047 

BRONCO It. 1988 XLT 37.500 m.les. 

excellent condition. $10.500'offer 

after 5.30 or weekends 397-3513 

BRONCO. 1984. XLT 'Automatic, 

loaded. Sharp 

VILLAGE FORD 

LOT 2 278-8700 

FORD 1979 F-150 Lariat 

air. dual gas. 35 

Thompaon.4" (*tl 

4 cap 

17.5 M**ey 

422-0453 

FORD. 1983. 150. 6 cylinder auto- 

malic, power steering 8 po 

brakes, runs good. 1 owner $2 

or best offer 422-3089 

FORD 1988 F2S0. stick, telephone 

new tires 6 cylinder . $5500 

Can. Mon-Fn . 8am-4pm 347-4848 

FORD 1987 - Ranger. XLT. 5 

air. excellent condition $4800 

455-0269 

FORD 1987 Ranger. Mack, super 

cab. low miles, lowered custom 

wheals dark windows, dean, 

loaded. $6200 522-7909 

FORO 1988-RSbger XLT. Super cat 

4. air. loaded low mrieaje. 

$10,600 729-8498 

582-7011 

WANTED 

AUTOS 4 TRUCKS 

LANOSCAPE TRAILER - 6x12. dou- 

bt sx» low sides SI'00 

532-13* 

BILL BROWN 

-USED CARS- 

35000 Plymouth fid Livonia 

522-0030 

WALDENWOOOS 

CAMPtNG MEMBERSHIP 

517-351-212T 

M I T S U B I S H I 

1988 SUPREME INTERNATIONAL 

33.000 fan powwBa 

• n a w 8 loctlfl 

' 1 6 , 3 9 5 

1990 GRAND PRIX L.E. 

ooc^H 

a ecu -* S S 

1989 HONOA CRX-Sl 

• 1 1 . 9 9 5 

1489 GRAND AM LE COUPE 

1988 CHEVROLET ASTRO 

CONVERSION VAN 

l MERCURY LYNX 

2 DOOFI 

Mpoww main*. 

4ft JOC c w S 

2995 

A D T M A D A M P 

° ^ 

A C 

mi I i IIIVI 

29300 Telegraph 

•/? Mile N. of 12 Mile 

M I T S U 8 U S H I 

353-0910 

FORD 1989 F350. high cube van. 

power steerrng/brakes auto trans, 

air. mmiim cassette. 29 000 ml. red. 

private owner. 

$12,750 Or titter 

xtremely clean 

548-1133 

F250 SUPER CAB XL 1986 Dieeet. 4 

speed, stareo. dual tanks, running 

boards, only 49.000 actual miles. 

$7495 

Jack Demmer Ford 

AFFORDABLE USED CARS 

721-5020- 

MONSTER CHEVY truck. 454 . 44 

groundhog tires. 13 m. lift, headers, 

roll bar. griU guard, running lights. 

$6000 or best 856-6430 

RANGER. 1988, FORO Good con- 

70.000 rra 

transportation. $1,500 

522-3773 



i^l-5020 

CHEROKEE 1987 PIONEER 4*4. 4 

liter, locks, windows, lift cruise 

stereo, wheels Asking $7295 Mult 

Sell by 3-1-91' 651-0511 

CHEROKEE 1988 (touted 2 door 

loaded, drawtight hitch extended 

warranty $12,900 476-1192 

CHEROKEE 1988 Limited Fully 

loaded Mack with gold wheels. 

$11,900 Can between 8-4pm 

884-5900 after 6pm 349-3674 

CHEROKEE 1990 Laredo 4 wheel 

drive, loaded Must sell! $15,600 

544-7887 

CHEVY 1985 K-5 BLAZER Extra 

clean loaded $5995 - 

TENNYSON CHEVY 

425-6500 

CORVETTE 1987 Automatic, air 

condition, low miias. it's almost new 

PANIAN CHEVROLET 355-1800 

FIAT 1976 - X-1/9. mid engine. 2 an- 

gines. t tops, needs some wort 

must sell $600/best 595-7643 

GEO STORM 1990 Stick, a.r low 

miles $8995 


425-8500 

GEO TRACKER 1990 air condition, 

low miles and sharp. 2. to choose, 

check it out From $9990 


GEO 1990 PRIZM GSl 130 hp 5 

speed sunrool loaded, executive 

car. $1. 600 643-4894 

GEO 1990 STORM - low low miles 

Clean $7695 

GORDON 

CHEVROLET 

ON FORO ROAOrfN GARDEN CITY 

4 5 8 - 5 2 5 0 

HONOA PRELUDE" 1988 Sunroof, 

aw. 5 speed good condition $8950 

or best offer 347-3054 

HONDA 1980 ACCORD 

4 door, 5 speed Runs and drives 

excellent Some rust $650 Also, 

1983 Accord. 2 door. aw. 5 speed, 

dean, very nice $2450 J 595-0187 

HONDA 1988 Owe. 4 door, auto- 

matic. stereo. 22.000 miles excel- 

lent condition $6799 661-8193 

HONDA. 1988. Civic. Sedan. LX, 5 

speed, gold, loaded, excellent con- 

dition Besl offer 589-2139 

HONDA 1988 CRX, red Sony CO 

player, regular dealer maintenance. 

$7500 464-0534 

JAGUAR 1983, mint condition 

Must seel $15,000 or best offer . 

968-5777 

MAZDA 1983 626 coupe, loaded. 

aH options, plus sunroof Complete 

service history $ 1699 

TYME 455-5588 

MAZDA 1987 626, loaded. 5 speed 

miles $5 995 CaH after 7pm 

559-047S 

825 Sports 8 

Imported C a r * 

MERCEOES 1987 560 SI. automat 

ic. leather loaded, very low mi lee 

$35.5*5 

Jack Cauley Chev /GEO 855-0014 

MERCEDES. 1988. 560SL - AMG. 

Teal. 12 500 mi Excellent condition 

$42,900 893-3420 

MEHKUR, XR4TI Automatic. 

loaded $5480 . 

VILLAGE FORD 

LOT 2 278-8700 

PfllZM 1990-2 to choose, (KJtomatic. 

air stereo low rmlee Your ctKMca 

$7 995 


RENAULT 1965 air. em/fm 

cassette good condition 

$1000 522-8943 

SUBARU. 1986 GL Wagon - 4*4. 5 

speed. excellent condition $4000 

or besl offer 522-8471 

VOLVQ. 1986. 740 Turbo wagon, 

low miles an options, rare European 

exterior $11,500 39?-0525 

VOLVO. 1986, 740 GLE 

sunroof, loaded $9 000 

Leather. 

375-1644 

VOLVO. 1989 240 GL. loaded, sun- 

root. excellent cootfuion besl offer 

Leave message ' 277-7888 

VOLVO 1990 740 Turbo, automatic, 

leather unlimited mileage warranty 

$19,500 685-9622 

852 Cla»*ic Cars 

ALLEN PARK SWAP MEET 

Sun Mar 17 Civic Arena 15800 

White St. Near Soulh?ieid A 

Rds . 8am-3pm All makes 8 

auto parts Admission $2 

years 

ANNUAL INDOOR SWAP MEET 

Sat March 9. 9-3 PM 

Held at Aichmson Ford BeUevHie 

RO -1/2 mile N ol 1-94 Open to >1 

makes 891-3884 

CAMARO 1972 SS-RS. runs good. 

must sen $l000/best 

Before 3 30pm 591-3843 

CAPRICE 1969 4 door, hard top. 

255 hp. 350 V8. hydromatlc. air. 

power steering 8 Makes, ak the 

goodies plus perfect chrome interior 

8 Mchelms Must sell, make offer to 

original owner 932-0244 

MAZDA 626. 1983. coupe l^ded 

an options, plus sunroof Complete 

service history $1699 

TYME 455-5566 

CHEVY 1989 1500 Silverado Series, 

extended cab. automatic, air. cruise. 

power windows, custom cap. 

less than 3.000 miles $15,900 

Hmes Par* Lincoln-Mercury 

453-2424 e*t 400 

FORD RANGER. 1989 XLT 

drive. 29.600 ml . am/lm stereo, 

other extras S9 400'best 532-7869 

FORO 1982 F-250. 4x4. mce work 

truck, hydraulic lift bed marry new 

parts $2200 or besl oiler 261-3452 

FORD 1989 F-150 XLT. Lariat. 8 

cyl 5 speed. a»r power windows 

$9995 

Hines Park Lincoln-Mercury 

453-2424 ext 400 

Ft50 4X4 1984 6 cylinder. 4 speed, 

stereo, caseette. good work truck, 

only $1895 



721-5020 

MERCEOES BENZ 1985 380SE ex- 

ceptional condition. Mack w/tan in- 

terior $19,500 Must sen 773-4567 

MERCEOES BENZ 1985 190€ - Cell- 

ular phone, alarm system, 95.000 

miles, good condition. $10,900 

Can Mon-Fn 9-5pm 841-0426 

MERCEDES-1975 2400. red. 

survool amfm. air. $3,800 or best 

offer 681-3948 

MERCEDES 1977. 450 SEL - Power 

moonroof. new tires excellent 

condition $5,850 484-1262 

CHEVY ll Nova 1970 Classic Cali- 

fornia Collector's. 307 V8 $2,000 

961-1471 

DUSTER 1970 340 - project car. 

rust free, rebuilt engine 8 transmis- 

sion. needs assembly $2000/best 

421-1677 

GTO 1968 - RebUStl motor Iransmis- 

sion rear end, new suspension, 

much more Needs pamt 8 .mmor 

bodywork $3000/best 532-9654 

MUSTANG 1968 Coupe, red. 

automatic, amfm cassette alarm, 

first $3?95 , 421-0955 

SELLING MY TOYS 

1955 Mercury>4onterey. 292 cu m . 

69.000 original miles, very clean 

$3500 1964 Lincoln Continental, 

suicide doors, 430 Cu m 89.000 

original miles, black and beautiful. 

$5200 Serious inquiries only 

Je 937-0238 

852 Classic Cars 

EL CAMINO 1973 Excellent condi- 

tion. lull power, new tires oaraged 

last 5 yrs $1000 4*8-4075 

PLYMOUTH - 1941 Coupe Bod* 8 

roiling chaasn. Camero sub frame 

with Chevy rear No erume/trana- 

rmsaion Protect car $300 or best 

Offer 464-6756 

856 Buick 

CENTURY 1985 - black, am/lm 

lapa. wire wheals. 80.000 miles new 

engine at 53 000 $2950 422-5478 

CENTURY 1985 LIMITED - ( 

$3995 

Hines Par* Lincoln Mercury 

453-2424 ext 400 

CENTURY 1986 LTD- 4 door, load- 

ed 38.000 m»es—exawr Condi- 

tion $5450 852-4099 

LESABRE 1985 Limited, excellent 

condition, asking $3500 or bast oi- 

ler 433-1496 

LeSASRE 1989 - air. tilt, cruise, 

power locks Only 12.000 miles 

Hurry'$10,985 


PARK AVENUE 1984 - Good condi- 

tion. automatic, power steering/ 

brakes am/fm $2,500 525-2924 

PARK AVENUE 1988 

rool caisetle. $9800 

black, vinyl 

362*2500 

PARK AVE 1986 Silver loaded ex- 

cellent condition $6300 661-3030 

REAM* 1990. 8500 miles, mint 

condition, wile's car $18,500 

Troy 879-9058 

REGAL Turbo 1987 Capiat M . 

show car, factory "T" type, custom 

body style, bum to 0 NX perform- 

ance level $23,500 Emery Vtazanko. 

days. 545-8559 eves. 542-3678 

REGAL -1977. Automatic. Florida 

car 64,000 miles, good condition 

$ 1,800 Mornings. 525-3965 

REGAL 1978 excellent condition. 

80.000 mMes $1600 or best offer 

425-6775 

SKYLARK. 1983 LTD - Power steer- 

ing 8 brakes am/fm cassette 4 

door, automatic Good shape, runs 

well $1495 After 5pm 656-1054 

SOMERSET 1986 

2 door, automatic, air. runs and 

drives .excellent Clean $2650 

595-0187 

98 REGENCY 4989 Ten. loaded, 

leather interior. 4 door, mint condi- 

tion senior citizen .46,000 miles 

$7,500 Call 1-5pm 961-52S2 

858 Cadillac 

COUPE DEVILLE 1979. many new 

pans, $1000 or best offer 728-3258 

ELDORADO 1967 - low mileage, ex- 

cellent condition, all options. 

$13,000 After 5pm 3'"2-6737 

FLEETWOOD 1990- 4 door, royal 

maroon, never smoked m. loaded. 

$20 995 After 5PM 231 2408 

SEDAN DE VILLf 1989 - loec 

Ira clean $13,995 


425-6500 

858 Cadillac 

COUPE DEVILLE 1977 Excellent 

condition, runs great. $1200 or beet 

offer 427-5748 

ELDORADO 1974. 4 door riceaaiii 

condition Loaded $400/or 

running CC 

best otter 

SEDAN DEVILLE 1990- Excellent 

condition, 4.200 mile*, private. 

$20,900 Preler after 6pm 253-0256 

858 Cadillac 

ELOORAOO. 1M2. loaded, excel - 


SEDAN 1985 OavMa. leather. 17.000 

ma** on new engine deelerm- 

italttnf $5995 357-0757 

SEVILLE 1990 - 1 owner. 10 000 

mile*, feather, loaded, aluminum 

nft i»l«. moonroof .pearl wftoe Very 

anarpl 644-2791 

G R E A T D E A L S 

ON GREAT WHEELS 

1989 BRONCO II XLT 

Air 4x4 dark maroon metallic, sharp 

1991 CAVALIER RS 

Automatic AM/FM .stereo plus more 'CM PROGRAM CAR 

1991 CORSICA LT 

Loaded, great buy "CM PROGRAM CAR" 

< 1 0 , 4 4 4 

GRAND AMS 

1988 1989 

: u l l y L o a d i 

TtJ86 LYNX WAGON 

Air automatic real clean 

•- 1987 MUSTANG GT 

Automatic air jet Black beauty 

SAVE 

Lou LaRTche 

G f - f t t / F i n i - t z / ( S U B A H U 

LOCAL453-4600METRO 961-4797 

40875 Plymouth Road, Plymouth 

GMC 1988 JIMMY S-1S. *.3 B 

27.QQO mtlea. «>0.*00/«» 

421-437S 

RANGER 1987 XLT - 6 cyl . auto- 

matic. dual tanks, air. tilt, cruise 

Nice $6685 


RANGER 1988 XLT - V6. air, 5 

speed, bedliner AM/FM. 48.000 

miles, $5975 427-1442 

RANGER 1989 XLT. 14.000 mi.. 5 

speed. v6. air. extra warranty, excel- 


SAFARI VAN SLT 1987 Automatic 7 

passenger 4.3 V. air condition a 

great spring value at $6,990 


SUBURBAN 1988 

power. $9995 


425-6500 

automatic, air. 

S-10 PICK-UP 1987 A great value at 

$4390 


823 Vans 

AEHOSTAR XLT 1988 Automatic 

air (dual). 4 captain chairs cassette 

power Windows and locks, till, 

cruise, extra Sharp $6995 



721-5020 

AEROSTAR 1986. Conversion - 3 

kter. automatic, m. stereo warran- 

ty many extras $7,295 344-4332 

• BRUM AH- 1 yB mi. .dadft.i 

41.000 mi quad captains chairs, ex- 

ceaent condition $7,300 421-8364 

AEROSTAR 1987 - clean, low mile*, 

power steering /Makes, am/fm ca» 

tette 7 passenger $6400 534-2229 

AEROSTAR 1987 XLT. 58.000 mrtes. 

extended warranty new tire*, excel- 

lent condition. Call between 

6 30pm-9pm 569-5273 

AEROSTAR. 1987, XL Tu-tcm* 

pamt loaded $6480 

VILLAGE FORD 

LOT 2 278-8700 

AEROSTAR 1988 XLT. 

onftr 29.400 mMes $9995 

Hines Park Lmcoin-Mereury 

453-242' exl 400 

3-way seal, split bench electnc door locks, power w w A 

dows trunk mm. narrow rocker body side molding ~ 

wheel opening moldings, pulse wipers, air, front armreSt 

vwor mirror, dual mirrors, cruise control. tiN wheel, pres- 0 

nge package Stock #92319. 

$ 1 0 , 7 6 3 " * ! 

Lease w/SO Down 

36 mos. $256.55** A 

48n>0«.. $235.99** W 

'91 LESABRE CUSTOWSEPjOTS 

AEROSTAR 19SS - XL. a«. cruise, 

fuN power, stereo cassette under 

coat warrant? 24 000 m4es $9800 

After Spm 548-4531 

aStOR 1969 < 

462-3610 

ASTRO 1966 Ms 01 extra*, dr 

great' $4495 

GORDON 

CHEVROLET 

ON FORD ROAD IN GARDEN CITY 

4 5 8 - 5 2 5 0 

JEEEP CHEROKEE. 1988 Laredo 4 

* 4 30.000 miles, extended warran- 

ty, excellent $12,900 45rt-O6S0' 

JEEP WACONEER 1989 - Loaded' 

Very clean' Must see' 333-0339 

540-4086 

JEEP 1967 - Cherokee, 43,000 

miles. Mack 4x4. 4 door, am-lm cas- 

sette, 5 speed 4 cylinder, $7200 

- 471-0742 

RAMCHARGER, 1977 360 Engine. 

4 wheel dnve, good condition 

"$2500- best After 6pm 522-5375 

RANGER 1988 XLT. SC. v6. 

automatic, air. cruise. 

$8500 349-4787 

TOYOTA 4-RUNNER. 1990 - 4 door. 

Mack, automatic, power everything. 

loadefS. Driven 5 mos . shoiMoom 

perfect Paid $27,000, win sell for 

S19.900 629-4232 

TRACKER 1989 

$7695" 

low rmles, ready 

GORDON 

CHEVROLET 


• 4 5 8 - 5 2 5 0 

825 Sports 8 

I m p o r t e d Cars 

THE BEST 

NEVER REST 

T W K w a u i n i « t u m i a w w e 

F O R D 

Monday. February 25. 1991 O&E * 7 C 

858 Cadillac 

SEVILLE 1979 

•earner interior 

$4800 or beat altar 

m Florida 

condition 

425-5305 

880 Chevrolet 

BE RETT A 1986 5 

power slaering/brakes/window*. 

amfm cassetia console rust 

proofed, akjminym wheat* Ml. 

55.000 mile* $4800,'be*l 2/7-1175 

BERETTA 19*9 automatic aar 

ACURA. 1987 Integra. LS, 4 door, 

automatic, air. loaded wen main- 

tained. $6900. negotiable 746-0160 

AU3I | P- - Ei-iCfc III bptir-i s 11W 

r rsx.000 478-7430 

ALT® 865 4000 Ouartro. leather m 

roof hnai*d seats 

loaded. 'besl 391- 5977 

AuOl 200 Mm* peer' white 

loaded eiceneni condmon. 

weii am iy* 826-9072 

BMW -- 

The Ultimata Driwig Machine 

ALL ERHARD BMW s OUT OF 

FACTORY WARRANTY 

'NCLUOE A 6 MONTH 6.000 

MILE EXTENDED WARRANTY 

0 325M Slick. Btack/Tan $20 900 

9 325i» Automatic, Red/7af! 

$iaôo [ 

89 325 Auti 

door 

ate. Br'jnxit'Biaci. 4 f 

$17,500 

88 325i> An wheel drive 5 

whrte/red, 75.000 ma* warranty 

118 900 1 

$2* 900 I 

ASTRO 1990 CL A> rheei drive. 

power dual an 4 uuckels treHer 

mg. inaded $16 900 6516420 

CARAVAN LE 1987 6 C^ 

miles exCM m l conditio $7800 Or 

best oNer 644-0554 

CARAVAN SE 11 we 

I MKM rmry mt 

$4«S0 

5*5-0187 

88 73V Silver' 

tended warrant* 

S8635CS- Sliver 

$27 900 1 

88 325i Red'Black leafhei $U.900 

CARAVAN '984 LE- exceawr* con 

1>2 000 man $5O00/ba*t 

seat package racHnmg p—>nj» pack A 

ago atactic door toctt power mnton «tae*nc trunk rataa** W 

*•»* and fwr ma&. puNa wpe^s mm window drtost. otactnc 

•aanota mnwi., kgNM fmoi cmna comroi «*• < M r § 

"oven W S cassette conemn sound power m t m i prw 

ngk package Stock «922S6 A 

SALE 

PRICE 

Lease w/SO Down 

3 6 m o s $ 3 7 4 . 1 6 * * 

4 8 m o * . $ 3 4 7 . 1 6 * * 

i ai a w«w aw 

CELEBRITY f UWOSPORT t987 v-6 j 

powwr locks much mere SpecuM | 

M785 

Jack Cauley Owv UEO 855-0014 

$ 1 6 , 5 8 5 8 9 * ; 

ton window work 

8 engine Asking 

421-2119 

new lire* runMig board* exceaam 

engine $64«< 367-0757 

" T ^ S S j 

9oer 75.000 

I $13,900 

84 31 Si 5 speed 2 door Red* 

$6995 I 

PLUS OVER 20 OTHER 

BMW TRADES IN STOCK 

' ERHARD 

-BMW 

MICHIGAN'S LARGEST 

BMW DEALERSHIP 

Open UNT* 9pm Mon $ Thors 

Maple Rd (IS M"e> ai Talegrapft j 

B i r m i n g h a m 6 4 2 - 6 5 6 5 J 

1990 TAURUS LX WAGON 

DEMO 208 Pk¥j pbwer windows locks & seats, rear wiper washer 

rear seat, speed control, tilt, leather & much more. Stock #2235 

Was $21,767 

NOW 

S 1 4 , 4 9 5 

1990 PROBE GT 

Trip computer, rear wiper washer. IN entry speed ctl. power seat, 

power windows, power- locks, cassette eiec air. loaded, loaded 

Stock a 3235 

Was $18,961 

NOW 

s 1 3 , 4 9 5 

1990 FESTIVA LX 

Tinted glass, dual elec mirrors, stereo, rear defroster, low back re- 

diners, rear wiper washer, sound insulation pkg. Stock #2991 

Was SB.421 

N O W 

6 7 5 0 

$700" 

REBATE 

1990 F250 

XL, tow mt mirrors, handling pkg . headltner insulation pkg lite 

conv group stereo tachometer, 7 5 460 V-8, elec . auto trans lid 

service pkg iim slip rear axle & more Stock #30*3 

Was $17,127 

N O W 

$ 

B 

1 2 , 6 9 5 

1991 AEROSTAR 401 XL 

3 0 V6 auto w OD rear def , stereo 

casseRe luggage rack air speed 

ct? privacy glass Stock #1529 

... '16,967 

Discount >3,592 . 

/ - a / . c u k X 

1991 EXPLORER 4X4 

Captains Chairs, performance axle 

speed control iitt stereo cassette 

light group privacy glass Stock 

#00627 

1991 RANGER XLT 

Cast aluminum wheels 215 Owl tires 

tachometer stereo cassette rear slider 

chrome rear step bumper accent stnpe 

Stock • 1874 

1991 F150 PICKUP 

300 EFI V-6. tinted glass low ml swing 

away mirrors vent window*, power 

brakes power steering Slock #1666 

Was 10.586 ' 

n 

'T1J10 

1 3 , 3 9 5 s 1 5 . 1 9 9 

1991 PROBE GL 

Automatic transmission air stereo 

cassette Mt. rear defroster tinted 

glar* speed control Stock #0474 

*W '14J$7 

Owcourt '3 Jt2 

NOW $ 1 0 , 9 9 5 

1991 TEMPO L 2 dr. 

Rear defrost, stereo aw. styled 

.wheels digital clock, main free 

battery, tinted glass Stock #1324 

Was V283 

Cktcourt M.2M 

N O W 

$ 7 9 9 5 

1991 TAURUS L 4 dr. 

Air conditioning speed control, power 

•ocks clear coat p*r*. stereo lift oower 

rrwror* bodyside molchng rew oe 

t'OSter Stock #00681 

1 U B 

1991 ESCORT LX 

Au condfhornng. power 

convenience group. 

Siock #1759 

Was 

WM* 

1 *' 

NOW ' 8 1 9 5 

r $ 

3 0 0 . 0 0 

E X T R A O N Y O U R T R A D E - I N * * 

j "On trades over $1000 19C2 or newer model* 

1992 CROWN VICTORIAS 

l < K \ l » I O H 

IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 

•PHlOW SALES EXCUieCO OffER ENDS 2 2*91 

6 

2 0 0 . 0 0 

n 

a V S S S S ^ S i m i * T ^ « o o r , PAINT 1 

L* f *SfllC PROTECTION PACKAOC •• 

_ » « " " " k a K H 

DICK SCOTT BUICK 

200 Ann Arbor Road. Plymouth 

9 6 3 - 3 0 2 S , 4 5 3 - 4 4 1 1 

DODGE 1990 O i w i n n van 

•0 OOp mile* sharp* $10 495 

GORDON 

CHEVROLET 

ON FOWO ROAO M GAROEN CITY 

4 5 8 - 5 * 6 0 

[fORO FCONOl INE "9«'l Runs 

graat 8? 000 -v new r m nevli 

aome body wort OvxJ wort , 

I eta »'000 453-3200 a* lor Gary 

FORO E JM CARGO VAN 1964 V8 

A fomanc power $7990 

VILLAGE FORO 

II LOT 2 278-8700 ! 

BA*W 1*77. 320 0"9*r S owner 

Days 961 6507 Eves 4'804*8 

BMW 1*6 7 325iS - 01 eckrtaeea 

fftfBAB a* 

êHent condmon $14 900 862-389* 

CORVETTES 

•8 Stick Mack $11 6*5 

89 Autr»-.at< CMkfk $21 6*5 

•90 Conswtibie Mei-k $29 895 

imck Cauley CRev -Of O 855 0014 

J a c k D e m m j r F o r d h a s all t h e d e t a i l s n e c e s s a r y t o a n s w e r a n y 

o f y o u r q u e s t i o n s r e g a r d i n g A . X. Z P l a n p u r c h a s e s o r l e a s e s 

FtERO 19*4 . Soon Coupe $2396 

GORDON 

CHEVROLET 

ON FORO ROAD "N GAROCN OTY 

' 4 5 8 - 5 2 5 0 

FORD || 

A I ItNIIVN A A 

Pi AN BUYERS 

A c r o s s f r o m F o r d ' s W a y n e A s s e m b l y P l a n t 

3 7 3 0 0 M I C H I G A N A V F A T N E W B U R G H R O A D • W A Y N E . M l 

721-6560 • 721-2600 

CONVENIENTLY 

LOCATED 

2 MILES 

E A S T O F 

1-275 O N 

M t C H I Q A N A V E 

"VOUR AVENUE 

OF SAVINGS" 

L I N C O L N L U X U R Y 

1990 TOWN CAR SIGNATURE 

Loaded with moonroof Stk - r 

'22,222 

1990 TOWN CARS > 

6 to choose from 

S 17 9 9 5 

1990 CONTINENTAL SIGNATURE 

9000 Mrtes' 

# ' 20,995 

1990 CONTINENTAL'S 

5 in stock 

Call for your beet price!!!!! 

1990 MARK VII LSC'S 

A* extra sharp Priced from 

'17,699 

1989 CONTINENTAL SIGNATURE 

Black Stock 9170 First class all the way 

'16,777 


Extra Nice. 7000 miles 

'16,895 


Triple white, 12.000 miles 

'16,795 

1989 MERCUR SCORPIO'S 

10 tn stock We bought all that we could 1 Pnced from 

12,995 

L A T E M O D E L S 

1990 ESCOBT LX'S 

• Your Chwce 

2 d o o r , 3 t o c h o o s e $ 

6 7 9 5 

4 d o o r , 1 t o c h o o s e ' 6 8 9 5 

• w a g o n s , 5 t o c h o o s e s 

6 9 9 5 

Get em while they last. All loaded, all low miles 

1990 TEMPO GL 4 DOOR 

Auto natic air conditioning, stereo cassette, all low miles 

ii— your chcnc« 

'7995 

1990 PROBE GT, GL, LX 

Qreat selection, all colors, sticks and automatics. 

From as low as 

' 8 8 9 0 

1990 TAURUS "SHO" 

3 to choose All loaded 

, our choice. 

'12,990 

1991 CROWN VIC LX 

4 DOOR & WAGONS 

Loaded, low miles 

* 1 3,988 

"1990 COUGAR "LS" 

Crystal Blue and loaded 

Onfy 

$ 10,900 

1991 CAPRI XR2 TURBO CONVERTIBLE 

— Only 170 miles 

one left. 

'14,988 

1990 TAURUS 

WAGON & 4 DOORS * 

Loaded warranty from 

>9988 

T R U C K S P E C I A L S 

1990 E-150 HIGHTOP CONVERSION VAN 

1 500 miles, fully equip{»ed with color T V 

^ '17,999 

1989 F-250 SUPERCAB XLT 

351 V8. full power, 12.000 miles, captain chairs 

'12,999 

1989 BRONCO XLT 

302 V8 automatic loaded low miles 

'13,999 

1988 E-250 12 PASSENGER CLUB 

351 V8 dual heat and air 

'7999 

1987 F-250 "BIGFOOT" EDITION 4x4 

460 V8 12.000 miles, specialty equipped 

'10,999 

1991 E-350 SUPER WAGON 

15 PASSENGER XLT 

Dual air V8. only 3.000 miles Now 

'17,500 

D E M M E R 

A F F O R D A B L E S 

1986 RANGER 

4 speed stereo cassette, bedliner step bumper sharp 

'3895 

1986 F-250 SUPER CAB XL 

Aesei 4 speed stereo dual tanks running boerds only 

n no 


425-6600 

> 000 actual mries 

7 4 9 5 

1988 AEROSTAR XLT 

Automatic aw (dual) 4 captain chairs cassette power 

windows power locks Wt. cruise exira sharp 

'6995 

1984 F-150 4x4 

6 cylinder 4 speed stereo cassette good work truck Only 

'1895 

•86 ESCORT 2 DOOR 

Automatic power steering power brakes stereo cassette, 

•hr defrost Only 

'2195 

1987 TEMPO 2 DOOR SPORT 

BERETTA i9«9 OTU - automatic 

power $66 9& 

G t ^ R D O N 

yCHEVROLET 

^tJnforo roaoinoarocncitv 

4 5 8 - 5 2 5 0 

BERETTA, 1990 GT2 Black 

interior perfect condition $11.1 

697-8298 

BERETTA 1990 OTZ black rpml 

condition $10,700 879-1683 

BERUNETTA 1986 

Owner an. ca**i 

$6000 or bast offer 

Original 

eo. v6 

522-0597 

CAMARO 1982 v« engine 4 speed 

new paint rsgnway mile* $2200 or 

best ofler 646-0515 

CAMARO 1987 - kke new V6. prem 

•um sound* rear delog av 39 000 

map*. $6.2qc . 292-6818 

CAMARO 1989 V8. aulomatic. alr 

cruise tm. alarm, more. 3400 mile* 

encelieni $6695 782-1875 

CAPRiCE 1982 76 000 mile*, good 

condition Many new pert* $1600 

557-2603 

CAPRICE 1986 - 8 cyl an the an- 

tra* Only $3995 

GORDON 

CHEVROLET 


4 5 8 - 5 2 5 0 

CAVAklER 1983 WAGON 

Automatic, very clean drives mce 

$1750 595-0187 

CAVALIER 1984 automatic air 

conditioning, clean no rust, eacel- 

leni gas mileage ugly little car 

$1250 

TYME 455-5566 

CAVALIER 1986 Z24 Fun power V- 

8. 4 speed Mint' College bound 

Army Veteran $3500'be*t 453-1846 

CAVALIER 1986 RS - automat* an 

stereo clean $3695 

GORDON . 

CHEVROLET 

ON FORO ROADJN GARDEN CITY 

4 5 8 - 5 2 5 0 

CAVALIER 1968. 4 door automat- 

ic air rear defroster new tire* 

8 eahaust $4750 CaH. 522-0127 

CAVALIER 1989 wftrte *k 5 *peed 

power steering 8 brakes stereo 

$5600 orC 

kke new beat 595-4107 

CELEBRITY 1985 station wagon 

Tiwd back teat, air cruise power 

brakes 8 steering AMFM stereo 

power seals front wtieel drive. V6 

eaceuant condition $3100 455-2058 

864 D o d g « 

OMNI 1967 53.009 mi wer'Bnfy 

Automatic air stereiT power steer- 

ing 4 brakes $3200 354-0914 

SHADOW 1990 Spring Special 2 

Chrysler leaae v - 

hda 4 500 mae* $8135 641-9176 

SHELBY CHARGER. 1984 - Great 

car low low maea $1275 422-7469 

or 729-1240 after Spm 

SHELBY 1964 58k maaa S 

tm. sun am-fm cassette bra. mao*. 

must sell $1,250 CaS Mr Barnes 

Days 255-4200 ' Eve* 464-4547 

865 Eagl* 

TALON 1990 TSl Turbo alarm, au- 

lomatic. loaded dart cherry Must 

aeeesl offer 266-3754 

866 Ford 

CROWN VICTORIA 1988 LS 39.000 

m*es kk« new m 4 owl. mf** -wftti 

blue mlenor, $6000 553-0756 

ESCORT L. 1965-1. 5 

42.000 mae* am-f. 

$2300 after 5pm 645-1048 

ESCORT 1965 WAGON - 4 cylin- 

der automate 69.000 ml eicaaarvt 

condition $2 185 Call 960-1147 

ESCORT 1965 2 Door 4 speed aw 

$2395 

VILLAGE FORD 

LOT 2 278-8700 

ESCORT 1985 i. 4 door, automatic, 

one owner non smoker. 63.000 

mules Good conditional500 

Day 591-5489 Eve 349-7161 

ESCORT 1986. burgundy with 

maichino interior extra clean, 

priced S1000 below blue book 

$1150 

TYME 455-5566 

ESCORT 1986 L Ône Owner' FM 

cassette 4 speed Extra*! Vary 

Good'Condrtion $1900 486-7134 

ESCORT 1*86 

2 door . 5 spaed clean 

Drives m5GC best George 525-4424 

Ma*e offer 454-134? 

MUSTANG 1966 LX. aw locks, 

cruise, stareo rust proofed, kke 

new Must see $2995 421-2235 

NOVA 1987 automat* ai' »e«oo VUSTANG 1987 LX biack 2 3L.au- 

$4295 

GORDON 

CHEVROLET 

[ ipmetic tuMy loaded premium 

I sound stereo cassette dean 

; 49 600 nwe $3800 negotiable 

464-6209 

PN FORD ROAD iN GAROEN CITY MUSTANG 1968 37 convertible 

458-5250 " 

white/black 5 

$9600 476-4925 

SPECTRUM 1989 

like new $4995 

721-2600 or 721-6560 

GORDON 

CHEVROLET 

ON FORD ROAD N GARDEN Cl 

458-5250 

MUSTANG 1989 LX' loaded low 

rmles 5 speed $8000 or best offer 

Aher 5pm 347-3363 

888 Ford 

TEMPO I«aa 4 Door axiomatic, aw 

VILLAGE FORD 

LOT 2 278-8700 

1964 ESCORT, burgundy with 

matenmg interior, extra dean 

priced lt.000 below blue book 

$1150 

TYME 455-5566 

872 Lincoln 

CONTINENTAL 1983 

ton. loaded $2600 

Cal after 4pm 

good condi- 

326-6997 

CONTINENTAL '964 4 Door load- 

VILLAGE FORD 

LOT 2 - 278-8700 

MARK Vtt 1968 cabernet 50 000 

mile*. ««CU*ri condition $12,000 

or bast oltar 350-9575 

TOWN CARS 6 CONTINENTALS 

1990 Modaa*. low mile* 5 to chooee 

from Cal tor deiaas 

mom Park Uncom-Mercury 

453-2424 ext. 400 

BONNEVILLE 1990 SSE biack 

£leen. sunroof gold war* wheal* 

S 16.900 643 9131 

TOWN CAR. 1979 Good condition 

$1595 354-5450 

TOWNCAR 1964 excellent condi- 

tion. 16.000 iMto*. white 

After 6pm 655-2662 

TOWN CAR 1964 - white 63,000 

maea EaceSent condition' 

Cell 643-6399 

TOWN CAR 1966 Signature aar 

$6 965 Like New 

Mine* Park Lincoln-Mercury 

453-2424 ext 400 

TOWNCAR 1968. bev*. 31.000 mi 

super rlaan and wea taken care ol 

$12,500 work 464-08*0 or532-6664 

TOWN CAR - 1966 $30 000 black 

beauty. 58 000 mSe* 661-0492 

874 Mercury 

CAPRI 1960 - 6 cylinder 

louver*, cftrome nm», *t*reo. very 

daw muet see to appreciate, 

priced to MK • 729-3056 

COUGAR XR7 1967.- Midnight blue, 

loaded—excellent condition, low 

rnnaaga. $8,100 427-3359 

COUGAR 1978. XR7 Future coaec- 

tor'» item, recant angna 75.000 

mile*, new interior/pamt < radial 

tw*»/console automat*, navy/car- 

mai ouatom pawn. mu*t see 1 Spot- 

ieea' $4250 429-9114 or 557-4773 

COUGAR 1965 LS- loadec V8 

grey, aiceaent condition must sail 

$3*50 542-6432 

COUGAR. 1965 turbo coupe saver 

etching interior fully loaded 

This i 

TYME 

i omy $1850 

COUGAR 1987 LS - *• 

ditran. loaded $5000/ofter 

Dey* 083-3090 Eva* 476-8745 

spaed moonroof JBL 

COUGAR 1969 XR7, 

biack 5 

sound w/CO leettiei 

tamad axceiiTt condition, must 

•aa $ii.S00 Jeff 344-9642 

GRAND MAROUISE l_S 1964 look* 

6dnva*gr*ei 1 owner, 453-9096 

GRAND MAROUiS. 1963 

e* power aw. 61 000 mi. 

no accidents $2900 eve* 261-0*47 

GRAND MAROLMS 1*67 LS loedM 

carrteg* root, gold tnm accent new 

brakes/are* $7 9*5 471-3353 

GRAND MAROUIS 1969 GS 

•xe—ant condition low 

$13 500 879-1773 

GRAND MAROUIS. 1963 LS - Loed- 

ed with evarytfang. $2700 New iwa* 

S exhaust Cal after 5pm 525-8506 

GRAND MARQUIS 1965 fuey load 

age kept twice new $2095 

455-5566 

W 

GRAND MARQU'S i.S 1987 tormel 

coach rool one .owner 40.000 

mile* Hj* power $7995 

Hwie* Park Lwicoki-Marcury 

453-2424 est 400 

LYNX 1963 GS - automat* stereo 

power steering. 22 566 orsgmal 

aa tka newt $3295 

Mines P ark Lmcom-Memwy 

453-2424 ext 400 

MERKUR 1965 XR4T1 -aevar laeth- 

$2000 Evarangs 522-5441 

SABLE. 1*67 Wagpn - 

lent ahape Moat opt 

Biack ewet- 

SABLE. 1*67 Wagpn - 

lent ahape Moat opt ana 83.000 

mi no ruet rune gi 

$5300 Cea CredH Unior 

•eel Aakmg 

478-4020 

SABLE 1969 LS. loedw d. mwit oon- 

dtion 26 000 mae* $9300 or owsi 

ort*r 642-0174 

TOPAZ 1964 - grey 4 door good 

$1 950/beat 355-57*5 

TOPAZ. 1966 automanc am-lm 

atereo wrth aurround sound Very 

low maaa. extremely mce condition 

$i450 , 

TYME 455-5566 

878 OMmcbUe 

TORNADO 1*7* BLACK Very 

Good Condition New pewit km> 

14 000 mas* Run* Greet Loaded 

$3900 Musi See 1 444-1006 

TORONAOO 1*78 - It 

$1895 

VILLAGE FORD 

LOT 2 278-8700 

878 Plymouth 

HORIZON 19*0 gooc franaporta- 

ton mar., recenl rep WI $400 or 

best offer 421 -6066 

LASER 1990 - automat* aw power 

lock»'windows premium stereo 

condition $» 300 486-0785 

880 Pontiac - 

BONNEVILLE 1969 - Hed loaded 

eicerieni condition Cassetle alumi- 

num wheel a $999C 641 8268 

882 Toyota 

CAMRY LE 1986 SSectr* sunroof, 

new twe* exhaust 6 brakes 54 000 

$6250 626-1*542 

CAMRY 1967 LE Wagon Loededl 

' Bene interior Auto Must 

X Ce» 299-5721 

CAMRY 19*9 V-6 LE. red .with grey 

interior..Ike new wmde 8 out. toed 

ear 19700 male* extended warranty 

$11000/beat 884-1347 

CELICA 1906 GT- Exi 

ton 5 speed aw cruise gray 

Clean 8 sharp $9550 476-6422 

882 Toyota 

SUPRA 19*3 fuey loeda 

Ue sports car TM* week 

TYME 

* cute ai- 

>my $2399 

456-5566 

SUPRA 1963. fc«y loeda 

tl* Sport* car TIK* week 

TYME 

id cute M- 

wWy $23*9 

456-5586 

SUPRA 18*3 fudy loadei 

Mile aports car TIM* 

$23*9 

TYME 

9 cute 

week ora, 

455-5586 

TOYOTA 1966 MR2 - Su 

speed siwwodl aw pow* 

cruiae $6*00 

oeded $3 500 or best 

• / 462 2046 

FIREBIRD 1986 Red V6 57.000 

mi ,daen *w. sunroof, am/tm cas- 

sette $4900 bast Susan 462-4041 

GRAND AM 1966 LE. 4 door auto- 

mat*. loaded 49 000 rmles .we 

new Ban Offer 661-7827 

GRAND AM - 19*7 Owned by kttta 

Old lady Uke new 32.620 maea 

Tr*n*t*r*Die mantenance agree- 

ment pawit protection 8 undercoat 

ed $6400 altar 6pm 422-1779 

GRAND AM 1988 Automatic aw 

fm rata t ie cruise rear defoc 

$6 690/best offer 462 '607 

1991 LUXURY VAN FOR 1990 PRICES 

SPECIAL PURCHASE! 

BRAND NEW 

'91 DODGE B250 

\ ' 127" WMEELBASE 

VAN CONVERSION 

BY MARK III 

BRAND NEW 

'91 DODGE B250 

VAN CONVERSION 

10 TO 

CHOOSE NOW 

FROM 

OR LEASE FOR 

$ 349 M 

S 15,699 

Factory air 9" color TV, power 

windows floor locks, cruise, Mt, 

cassette 4 captain chairs, day- 

nrte shades, first aid to. mats, 

vacuum system, cup .holders 

aluminum wheels, running 

boards. V8 engine luggage rack. 

t»-fo4d seat 

$ 12,995 

25 Others al 

oRrnc rooav r Similar Savings 

MUST SEE TO BELIEVE 

aa k> aeerosee 

GRAND AM 199G SE- WTxte fua 

cei 

lent cononc-r loaded 40 006 maes 

Days 277-4296: Eves 441-6456 

PROBE 1969 GT lurbo loaded 

etiaodad-wauemv sacrihoe 39 000 

mMs $7 800 344-1183 

MAXIMA 1986 loaded sunroof Km 

mneege good condmon $6500 oi 

bestofHr 540-9271 

PROBE 1989 LX 39.000 mile* aa 

ciean. $7*000 beat Can 

days only 434-4130 

PROBE 19*0 - automef* aw 

setie. power wwidow* 

MAXIMA 19*0 SE 

17 000 m* 

$ 16 000 643-6082 

nt Asking 

689-0460 

STANZA GXE 1987 Aw automat* 

moonroof aeoys. oaded 43.000 

mSaa 459-5550 

LEBAREN 1986 CONVERT ABLE I ortfy 19000 rrwes $9*95 

Yettow automat* shWi Turoo Viy- ~mes Park tincowv-Marcury 

nai seats Great Condajon 22-* [ exl 400 

mae* $7000 r.-m 4pm- PROBE

8C* O&E Monday. February 25. 1991 

Rasenau has '91 Hondas at '90 Prices!!! 

Accords 

Ready for Immediate Delivery 

Preludes 

In Stock - Priced for Savings 

S" • " 

New Car Prices So Low - We dan '1 want ia 

advertise them - we weuld embarass the competitionf 

We Guarantee (He Following: 

• Bring us your best deal and if we can't 

beat it - we will pay you $100.00 for 

trying!* , 

• We guarantee we will pay top dollar for 

any trade-in you have! _ 

• We guarantee outstanding service and attention to 

ourguests! 

• We guarantee outstanding service after the sale that will 

astound you!! 

s* 0 0 .*—- 7 Civics 

Ready for Immediate Delivery 

CRX 

immediate Delivery • Low Prices 

At Rosenau Honda we want you as a new and used car customer!!! 

HONDA CIVIC 

beautiful charcoal 

air conditioning. 

$1000 Rebate 

1987 WRANGLER 

4x4 

Convertible, km mites, 

alloy wheels, on the 

showroom floor. 

1987 HONDA 

ACCORD DX 

4 door, automatic, air 

conditioning; cassette 

1 * 

..FORO 

1987 HONDA 

ACCORD LXi 

4 door, grey, power 

windows & locks, power 

roof: 

$1000 Rebate 

1987 FORD 

AEROSTAR XLT 

7 passenger. 6 cylinder, 

power windows & locks, 

tilt, cruise, cassette. 

39.000 mites 

1987 SUZUKI 

SAMURAI JX 

Air conditioning, cassette. 

4 wheel drive, low mites. 

Jw 

MICHIGAN £ fe 

1-94 " Is 

Financing 

As Low As 

5.9% 

FROM 

$ > $ 

700 TO 

$6000 

REBATESt ON NEW 1990 

MODELS IN STOCK 

OVER 400 

Dodqe Cars & Trucks 

IN STOCK 

MODELS 

1500 

REBATEt 

ON SELECTED 

MODELS 

NO 

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Who says a band whose sound has a touch of a country twang 

and a bit of punk spike to it can't make it in music? Goober & 

the Peas have cow poked their way to the top. Not bad for a 

gangly guy in a 10.000 gallon hat and a couple of Peas who 

used to play at barbecues on the Michigan State campus. Not 

bad for a band that's been selected for Street Scene's 1991 

Band of the Year. 

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Barbara Schiff 

O&E Monday. February 2S, 1991 

GRADING THE MOVIES 

As maturity goes, no 2 children are alike 

Dear Barbara, 

Your res DOOM- to the mnth»r f J'?"?' 55" ^ 5 Pat " ture a 16-year-old also. I hope yon II re- Dear Pat. 

Your response to tbe mother 

earlier than others. They are re- reripnt nf um.r Utt»r consider and tell her to keep tbe 

ture earlier than others. They are re- reciept of your letter, a« as vntt you h«! desired. 

named Joan regarding her daugh- 

Thank you for your interesting and 

midnight curfew and for her husliable 

and trustworthy. Parents of You cannot imagine bow much pleater's 

curfew distresses me. It seems 

informative letter. May I tell you 

band (if he lives at home) to Uke 

children like this have the opportunisure I receive whenever a letter in- 

as though you are encouraging the 

that I am constantly worried about 

turns staying up on weekend nights 

ty of having an adult type relationforms me that the writer is an avid 

parent to neglect her duties and her 

the impact of my answers to any of 

to meet their daughter. 

ship with them. Children of this type reader of my column. It makes tbe 

daughter's needs, thus creating a 

the letters that I receive. 

show and tell how important it was 

I would also encourage her to set a 

work rewarding 

very dangerous situation. 

much earlier weekday curfew. 16- I am quite aware that I will not be 

to their maturation to have their 

Parents of teenagers need to be year-olds who insist on keeping late right all the time and that some- 

parents treat them with respect and I am also happy that you were 

awake, and up and functioning when hours may already by involved in untimes I will miss the mark by a wide 

dignity. 

able to confide in someone for the 

first time, Should -you,need to ex- 

their children come home. If a teendesirable behaviors. 

margin.,That is wny i am so appreci- Other children may not even depress your feelings _,to someone 

ager only reports in to an alarm 

Please carefully consider the Imative 

of letters from people like you velop up to their age group and need again, feel free to write another in- 

clock, she (or he) can be upset, intoxpact 

of your answers to questions of 

who fill in parts of the answer that 

to be handled with greater firmness formative letter. 

icated or injured, and the parent will 

this nature. As a parent, a teacher 

have been left out. 

and controls. This takes an individu- 

not even be aware of the problem. 

-r- - - Barbara 

and a Talking With Your Kids About 

Some very Important parenting oc- 

I wish that everything were so al approach to the child that is more 

Alcohol instructor, I am perhaps 

curs late at night, and no one ever 

simple and that there was only one difficult to do than having the same 

more conservative than you are, but 

said the Job would have $-5 hours. 

side to a problem. The reason tl]at it approach to all children. 

If you have a question or a 

I may also be more aware of poten- is so complicated is that we talk as if 

t 

Barbara comment for Barbara Schiff, a 

I can understand tbe parent's need tial problems. 

trained therapist and experi- 

all children are alike and all parents 

for sleep — perhaps she should conenced 

counselor, send it to Street 

Sincerely, arealike. , 

sider that 1 a.m. is really too late for 

Dear Gary, 

Sense at 36251 Schoolcraft, Livo- 

Pat There are'some children who ma- This is an acknowledgment of the nia 48150. 

Continued fr.oro Page 2 

instead of hands shakes up the sub- Gerard Depardieu and Andie Mac- 

City stars Mia Farrow as a priviurbs after moving in with the Avon Dowel 1 fall in love. 

leged but troubled lady.. 

lady and her family. 

"The Grifters" (A-, R, 110 min- 

"Awakenings" (B, PG-13,121 min- "Ghost" (A, PG-13,105 minutes). utes).utes). 

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Bankers ghost (Patrick Swayze) Anjelica Huston. John Cusack and 

Robin Williams and Robert De- hangs around after life to protect Annette Bening are excellent as 

Niro as doctor and catatonic patient loved one (Demi Moore). Spiritualist three con artists from America's 

call to mind tod many other films. (Wboopi Goldberg) helps him and seamy underbelly. 

The doctor's special care and sensi- this romantic/comedy/thriller. 

"Hamlet" (A, PG, 133 minutes). * 

tivity lead to temporary recovery "GoodFellas" (B + , R, 145 min- Excellent adaptation of Shake- 

but film lacks spark expected from utes).speare's 

classic with Mel Gibson in 

these talented actors. 

Martin Scorsese's intense, compel- title role. 

"Cadence" (C+, PG-13, 95 minling saga of three mobsters returns "Home Alone" (B-, PG, 100 minutes). 

after receiving six Oscar nominautes). Unrealistic, cliched story about tions. Despite good acting and fine Engaging comedy about yonng 

unruly solider (Charlie Sheen) in technical values, the film is to be boy (Macaulay Culkin) left at home 

stockade. 

condemned for~" glorifying vicious by accident. 

"Dances With Wolves" (A, PG-13, and violent gangsters. 

"Kindergarten Cop" (B-, PG-13, 

180 minutes). 

"The Godfather, Part 111" (C+, R, 105 minutes). 

Kevin Cos trier's magnificent ode 161 minutes). 

Schwarzenegger is macho and the 

to -brotherhood and brutality on Disappointing repeat of formula kids are cute but the plot isn't. 

America's western frontier during established in Parts I and II albeit 

and after the Civil War. 

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slick production is worth watching. utes).. 

"Edward Scissorhands" (C, PG-13, "Green Card" (C, PG-13). 

100 minutes). 

Vegas lounge pianist (John Good- 

Marriage of convenience is clumman) is in line for British throne in 

Unusual young man with scissors sy comedy but quite naturally ' delightful comedy. 

ALTERNATIVE MOVIE 

Continued from Page 2 . 

He has a strange puppet conductor, 

various wind-up toys, an elephant 

tusk, even a jar containing a 

pair of hands — what remains of a 

long-lost friend. You can practically 

smell his cabins; which are constantly 

swarming with-cats and newborn 

ContirfOed from Page 2 

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covered with crudely drawn tattoos. 

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Monday. Fooruary 26. 1991 O&E 

DeGeneres finds there's life after 'Open House' 

By Larry O'Connor 

staff writer 

What can a bad TV series do for a 

career? One need look no further 

than McLean SWvenson 

'•Hello Larry" had all the effect of 

an ankle bracelet adorned with a 75pound 

weight attached to the actor's 

since plummeting fortunes. 

Then there's someone like comedienne 

Ellen DeGeneres. 

Not only did the New Orleans native 

manage to escape unscathed 

from her short tenure on a sinking 

sitcom. DeGeneres someihow seemed 

to swirl above the lameness of it all. 

Perhaps talent has something to do 

with it. 

DeGeneres took the role of Margo 

Van Meter, a ditzy real estate office 

receptionist on Fox Telîsion's 

"Open House'' and turned it into one 

of the show's few redeeming qualities 

One excruciatingly painful episode 

dealt with the funeral of Margo's 

dead cat. 

DeGeneres pulled the debacle out 

of the hat, calling mourners to commence 

in a polka at the conclusion of 

the wake. "Open House" was laid to 

rest after one season DeGeneres' 

reputation for wit lives on. though. 

There were some people who re- " 

ally liked the show," said De- 

Generes, who appears Thursday 

through Satri day at Mark Ridley's 

Comedy Castle "So, I really don't 

like to do that (bad mouth the show). 

People come up to me and say, 'I 

love that show. I can't believe they 

took it off.' 

What I'm I going to say to them. 

Really''. I hated it.' " " ' 

THOUGH SHE admits "Open 

House" wasn't her " dream show." 

the sitcom allowed another creative 

outlet for the talented comic. Also, 

the TV experience gave her a brief 

.taste of what she eventually wants to 

do regularly. 

In the meantime. DeGeneres is 

busy auditioning for other TV parts 

and doing stand-up. Her act is a bit 

offbeat, something like her TV persona 

of Margo She's been known to 

talk about getting flies drunk or putting 

toupees on lizards. She also 

snaps off a series of one-liners like 

twigs from a branch. , - 

DeGeneres puts forth a low-key 

brand of humor — devoid of stereotypical 

female bits. It's not something 

one might expect from a 

blonde-haired, blue-eyed comedienne. 

"They (audiences) do tend to expect 

a female comedian to be a caricature," 

DeGeneres said. "Someone 

who's demure; Someone who has a 

high squeaky voice or who is rtal 

abrasive ant aggressive and tal 

about things only females can relat 

to. 

"I don't do that all." 

Hers was not the standard path of 

a comic. She doesn't hark back to 

countless appearances in front of 

heckling audiences in small clubs 

Humor was something DeGeneres 

initially used to cope 

WHEN DeGENERES was 13, her 

parents divorced. She recalls some- 

. what fondly of perking. up her 

COMEDY CLUBS 

Here are listings of some comedy 

clubs in our area. To let us 

knou who is appearing at your 

clut>: send the information to: 

Comedy Listings, Observer & Eccentric 

Newspapers, 36251 

Schoolcraft. Livonia 48150 

• CHAPLIN'S PLYMOUTH 

Darwin Hines will appear along 

. with Andrew Ford Wednesday-Saturday. 

Feb 27 to March 2. at Chaplin's 

Plymouth, 14707 Northville. 

Show times are 8 30 Wednesday and 

Thursday. 8 30 and 10 30 pm: Friday 

and Saturday. For information, call 

454-4660 

• CHAPLIN'S WEST 

Flip Orley will appear with Brent 

Cushman Tuesday-Saturday, Feb 

26-March 2. at Chaplin's West. 16890 

Telegraph, one block south of Six 

Mile Show times are 8 30 p.m. Sunday 

through Thursday, 8 and 10 30 

p m Friday and Saturday. For infor- 

mother's sagging spirits with laughter 

during the time. 

DeGeneres" cornedic sense humor 

also came in handy when her mom 

remarried and uprooted the family, 

moving from New Orleans to Atlanta, 

Texas (population 5,000), where 

she was "an outsider." 

"I wasn't the class clown," she 

said. "Actually. I was kind of quiet." 

As soon as she graduated from 

high school. DeGeneres high-tailed it 

back to New Orleans. She worked 

some non-descript jobsrane in sales 

at J.C. Penney and as a go-fer at a 

law firm. 

Friends convinced her to give' 

stand-up a try. Soon. DeGeneres was 

emceeing at a New Orleans comedy 

club. 

Her career skyrocketed immediately, 

especially after earning the 

mation. call 533-8666. 

• MAINSTREET 

Milt Able will perform Friday- 

Saturday, March 1-2. at MainStreet 

Comedy Showcase. 314 E. Liberty, 

Ann Arbor. Show times are 8 30 and 

11 p.m Friday and 7, 9 and 11 p.m. 

Saturday. For information, call 996- 

9080 

• COMEDY CASTLE 

Gene Taylor will perform Tuesday-Wednesday. 

Feb 26-27. and Ellen 

Degeneres will perform Thursday-Saturday. 

Feb. 28 to March 2. at 

the Comedy Castle. 269 E. Fourth, 

Royal Oak Show time is 8:30 Monday 

through Thursday and 8:30 and 

11 p.m Friday and Saturday. For 

reservations, call 542-9900 

• BEA'S COMEDY CLUB 

Skeeter Murry. Reuben Reaben 

and Downtown Tony Brown will perform 

Friday-Saturday. March 1-2, at 

Rea's Comedy Club. 541 Lamed, 6e- 

title of "Funniest Person in America" 

from Showtime in 1984 She 

headed to San Francisco and was 

making high profile appearances 

such as on the "Tonight Show" and 

HBO s "Women of the Night." 

DeGeneres also turned her sights 

on acting. She auditioned for countless 

roles, reportedly turning down 

an offer on CBS's "Major Dad." 

THEN "OPEN House" opened upr 

Despite her success^ on the shortlived 

sitcom, DeGeneres is back to 

square one Mainly, that's, because 

she doesn't fit the stereotypical tfiold 

as a dumb blonde" or a brassy matron 

writers tend to call for when casting 

women on TV -— 

"Someone's going to have to take a 

chance on me, like Open House, " 

she said. "They let me create that 

character 

"If someone is going to let me do 

that, then fine But it's hard to walk 

in and to try and read lines that you 

know you're not right for." 

Stand-up has taken precedent at 

the moment. DeGeneres said she's 

trying to cut back on an exhaustive 

schedule, preferring to work only 

weekend engagements, 

But the Persian Gulf war has 

made trying to be funny difficult. 

She cancelled an engagement Jan. 

16. the night the war started, at a 

San Francisco club, despite protests 

from management that the show go 

• on 

"That's real hard for me when I 

start thinking about all that, I think. 

What I'm I doing?,'" she said 

"Then I realize what I am doing, 

making people happy and forget 

about it for awhile " 

Ellen DeGeneres triii appear 

Thursday. Feb 28. through Saturday. 

March 2. at Mark Ridley s 

Comedy Castle. 269 E. Fourth, 

Royal Oak. Show ttmes are 8:30 

p.m Thursday and 8:30 and 11 

p m Friday and Saturday For 

reservations, call 542-9900 

troit. Show times are 8:30 and 11 

p.m. For information, call 961-258L. 

• LAUGHTER HOURS — 

Mark Tripp and Tim Costello will 

perform Wednesday. Feb. 27. at Hurley's 

in Northfield Hilton, 5600 

Crooks Road, at 1-75, Troy. For information, 

call 879-2100. 

• JOEY'S LIVONIA 

Joe Del too will perform along 

with Karl Anthony and Derick 

Turner Wednesday-Saturday, Feb 27 

to March 2. at Joey's Comedy Club. 

Plymouth Road between Wayne and 

Lev an roads, Livonia. Show times 

are 8 30 p.m. Wednesday, 9 p.m 

Thursday "and Friday and 8:30 and 

10 30 p m Saturday For information, 

call 261-0555 

• JOEY'S ALLEN PARK 

Leo Dud our will perform Wednesday-Saturday.-Feb 

27 to-March 2. at 

Joey's Comedy Club and Sports Emporium. 

15246 Southfield Road. Al- 

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WA 

len Park. Show times are 8:30 p.m. 

Wednesday and Thursday and 8 and 

10:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday. For 

information, call 881-7041. 

• JOEY'S AT THE ROXY 

SRO will perform with Mark Ealasd 

and Gilda Hawser Wednesday- 

Saturday. Feb. 27 to March 2, at The 

Roxy. Haggerty Road, near 1-94. 

Belleville For information, call 699- 

1829 

• MISS KITTY S 

Al Katx will perform with Keith 

Ruff Thursday-Friday, Feb. 28- 

March 2. at Miss Kitty's Comedy 

Hub. Long Branch. 595 N Lapeer 

Road. Oxford For information, call 

628-6500 

• LOONEY BIN 

Joe Dunkle will perform with 

guest. Tom Sharon. Friday-Saturday, 

March 1-2. at the Looney Bin Comedy 

Club,. 1655 Glengary. Walled 

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Twang and pangs for Goober & the Peas 

Fate is smiling on Goober & the Peas. The band has 

showcased a couple of time$ at CGGBs and MTV fc 

calling about possibly doing an inten/iew. 

1 

Qoober, better known aa Dan Miller of Birmingham, raises his hat In a south was tarn style 

"howdy" during a recent performance at the Nectarine Ballroom in Ann Arbor. 

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By Larry O'Connor 

staff writer 

Girls, girls, girls . . . Goober 6 tbe Peas can't get 

enough of them. 

Check that. Goober It the Peas can't get any of 

them. 

And this }s a concern, a dilemma, a crisis that 

threatens to tear at the fabric of this monstrosity of 

a musical force. 

This mutant country/punk act bought into r the 

rock'n'roll dream with no questions asked. For their 

undying passion and commitment, they have been 

left holding the straw — and a guitar pick instead of 

a Southern belle. Can life be so-unfair? 

"We have a hot line and 99.S percent of the calls 

we get are from gentleman; the other half-percent 

are from mothers," opined guitarist Tom "Junior" 

Hendrickson. "When we started out that wasn't our 

goal- 

Such artist suffering cannot go unnoticed. Goober 

& the Peas has been chosen 1991 Observer St Eccentric 

Street Scene Band of the Year by our music 

writers. 

Other criteria have been met. Since the band's emergence 

on tbe music scene 2* years ago, Goober St 

the Peas have cow poked their way'to the top. 

The band continually packs area venues and its 

. "The Complete "Works of uoober 

St the Peas," is completely sold out. Another pressing 

will soon be available. 

Goober & the Peas has the world eating oats out 

their rope-burned hands. 

GOOBER it THE Peas was voted "Best Rock 

Band" in the 1990 Metro Times Detroit Music 

Awards, received "Critic's Choice" from the Chicago 

Reader and was chosen as a semifinalist in Musician 

magazine s "1990 Best Unsigned Band (BUB)" conit. 

- 

Tbe pinnacle of local fame and fortune came In 

November when the band opened for Bob Dylan at 

the Fox Theatre. ("He (Dylan) probably has a worse 

woman problem than we do," Junior said.). 

Not bad for a gangly guy in a 10,000-gallon hat 

and a couple of Peas who used to play at barbecues 

on the Michigan State campus. How do they do it? 

Any attempt to get them to seriously analyze their 

success is a major faux pa us in the presence of 7-foot 

(ft-feet-4 without the hat and hairdo) Goober and his 

podner, Junior. 

"We always knew there' was a strong hillbilly following 

in Detroit." says Goober, a k.a. Dan Miller of 

Birmingham. 

"For a long time Detroit has been waiting for gentlemen 

who are classy dressers." adds Junior. 

Musically. Goober St the Peas have perfected a 

stirring blend of country twang and punk spike. 

THE SECRET? Junior pulls out a Duracell 

transistor battery. > 

"This here is the battery for a guitar tuner," he" 

says and adds while turning to Goober. "The problem 

is, though, they don't sell a battery to keep a 

voice In tune." 

More than »ot. it mav have something to do with 

Goober & the Peat member Michael "Boas 

Hoss" Miller handlea baas for the band 

Quitarlata Jim "»hohy" Currie 

the Goober A the Peas' sound. 

cleverly written songs. 

"Funky Cowboy." off of "The Complete Works of 

Goober L the Peas," is a lethally guitar-charged 

dance number that possesses the spirit of late 70s 

punk By contrast, "Dear Graqdpa" has Goober reincarnating 

Hank Williams Sr.. in almost total reverence 

to the country great. 

(Rumor has it when played backwards, "The Complete 

Works of Goober L the Peas" reveals Minnie 

Pearl singing Judas Priest songs in tongues Confronted 

with this, Goober and Junior nervously decline 

to comment). 

Live, though, is where Goober & tbe Peas have 

their day. 

Michael "Boss Hoss" Miller handles bass. Doc is 

on drums, and Jim "Shorty" Currfe joins Junior as 

one of tbe band's two guitarists. 

Dressed in a white suit with hat and battered patent 

leather shoes to match, the singer commands the 

legion of Gooberites at a recent show at the Nectarine 

Ballroom in Ann Arbor. 

Goober politely tips his hat after the opening number 

"Send Me the Pillow," beats his chest on "So 

Tuned" and picks up the sax and blows some John 

Coltrane smoke into another number. 

HIS LANKY frame breaks into a seizure of contortions 

that David Byrne would gladly put his signature 

on His facial expressions bear the resemblance 

of someone in the aftermath of downing a Milk of 

Magnesia shake and realizing there is no restroom 

within a 10-mile radius. 

Goober's nadir, though, is reached when he kicks a 

half bale of hay (actually straw) onto the dance floor 

while launching into "Funky Cowboy." After tbe 

number concludes. Goober tips his hat again and 

looks incredulously at his audience. 

"What is this ye haw?,"" Goober asks "Is that 

some type of University of Michigan saying?" 

Before the show. Goober and Junior shed some of 

myths about the Peas. They've never roped a calf or 

branded a steer. In fact. Goober has never ridden a 

horse. - 

The lead singer's only chaw is sugarless bubble 

gum. 

"My smile is important." says Goober, explaining 

why he doesn't chew tobacco. "It's more important 

than the band, than the music ... If we're going to 

get any women, it's going to be because of my 

smile." 

Fate is smiling on Goober & the Peas. The band 

has showcased a couple of times at CBGBs and MTV 

is calling about possibly doing an interview 

Also in the works is a full-length album and a tour 

into Texas. Tbe band's goal is to play in the Grand 

Ole Opry. 

"THE OLD one." Junior says, "not the new one." 

The ever-pending big record deal is just around 

the bend. At least that's what several people who 

"know someone in the industry" have been telling 

band members 

"We're not believing any of it," Junior says 

"We're just having fun." 

At this time, a guy in glasses and blood hair stumbles 

into the room. He introduces himself as "Bob 

from Boston" and proceeds to tell the band he saw 

them at Club Heidelberg and thought they were 

great. 

' After comparing Goober & the Peas to a cross between 

Led Zeppelin. Van Halen and Johnny Cash, be 

asks the band for* favor. 

"Could you point me to the bathroom?" 

Junior directs him around the corner Off goes another 

Goober St the Peas fan. but not the kind the 

band yearns for. 

•But the ever resourceful tandem could have that 

riddle solved as well. The answer -to lasso some 

lasses? Aqua-Velva 

"I Cry to fill up the whole palm of my hand," Junior 

says. "I get my hat. my coat and my trousers 

That way you can smell me no matter where you are 

in the room." - 

O&E BAND OF THE YEAR 

Here's the rundown on past and 

present winners of the award: 

mi989 

Frank Allison & the Odd Sox 

1990 

Volebeats 

1991 

Goober & the Peas 

Tom "Junto," («(p pul m. tw.„g M c

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Fitness fads not new, exhibit reveals 

THE EXERCISE guru says, 

"Go for the burn." The 

surgeon general says, 

'Don't smoke."' Grandpa 

says, "Eat your oatmeal." Mom 

adds, "Chew your food." Health 

and fitness advice is everywhere, 

but that's nothing new. 

Where"did it all begin? 

According to a new exhibit at 

Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn 

called "Fit for America: Health. 

Fitness, Sport and American 

Society, 1830-1940," Americans 

..have embraced almost every 

health and fitness craze that's 

come along in the last 150 years. 

Using objects that range frnm a 

portable violet ray generator to a 

glass leech cup and an "electro- 

( 

body belt," the exhibit shows what 

has changed and what hasn't in the 

American quest for perfect health. 

Organized by The Strong 

Museum of Rochester. N.Y., and 

funded in part by the National 

Endowmeent for the Humanities, 

"Fit for America" reveals the 

beginnings of a fitness-conscious 

society. 

The exhibit looks at how 

Americans thought about their 

health, the self cures they adopted 

and their desire Jo achieve the 

ideal physical form during the era 

of industrialization. 

HEALTH REFORM began as a 

widespread movement in the 1830s 

British soldiers stationed in India introduced Indian clubs to 

the western world, where they became popular in the mid 

19th century. This reproduction of an 1866 drawing illustrates 

proper use of the clubs in a fitness workout. 

Photo exhibit traces 

life of jazz musician 

One of Detroit's most valuable 

contributions is its legacy as one of^ 

the world's most prolific producers' 

of jazz musicians and music. . 

The Detroit Historical Museum's 

1991 exhibition in celebration of African 

American History Month in 

February will present "The Life and 

Photographs of Milt Hinton. Jazz 

Musician." . 

•This traveling exhibition of more 

than 26 black and white photographs 

taken by the "dean" of jazz bassists. 

Milt Hinton. opened to the public this 

month. 

Extending through May; the exhibition 

will have special meaning for 

the Detroit area because nearly half 

of the photographs feature Detroit 

musicians. 

"This exhibition has received a 

very enthusiastic response from De- • 

troit's jazz community, even before 

it has opened." said Silvia L. Williams, 

museum education curator 

"We enlisted the assistance of several 

of Detroit's most respected and 

well-known jazz musicians and experts 

to present two days of symposia. 

Through lecture, demonstration 

and videos, we explored the origins 

of jazz, the Detroit jazz tradition and 

the future of jazx." 

HINTON"S CAREER spans more 

than 60 years He has photographed 

many of the gianu of jazz for nearly 

as many years. 

Some of the "jazz legends"-pictured 

In the exhibition include Billie 

Holiday, Lester Young. Ron Carter, 

Kenny Burrell. Major Hoi ley. Aretha 

Franklin, and Dinah Washington 

Personal commentary by Hinton. 

providing anecdotes and an insider's 

view of jazz history accompanies 

' the photographs 

This photo of Aretha Franklin, 

circa 1960, in a New York 

recording studio, was taken 

by Milt Hinton. It's included in 

"The Life and Photographs of 

Milt Hinton, Jazz Musician." 

The exhibition is sponsored by' the 

Aetna Life and Casualty Co . which 

also sponsored a private reception 

for the exhibition and Hinton. where 

he signed copies of his autobtofra-. 

phy, "Bass Line " 

He also was honored with a bass 

choir recital and induction into the 

Greys tone International Jazz Museum 

Hall of Fame The Greystone 

Jazz Museum is providing supplemental 

artifacts for the exhibition 

The Detroit Historical Museum is 

a Detroit Historical Department institution 

It is at 5401 Woodward at 

Kirby in the University Cultural 

Center The museum's hours are 

Wednesday through Friday. 9:10 

a.m. to 5 p m 

and was most visible in the form of 

temperance campaigns against 

"demon alcohol." Those Americans 

who "stimulated" themselves with 

tobacco, strong drink and even 

table condiments, such as pepper 

and mustard, were castigated by 

religious reformers of the days. 

The exhibit uses arti/acts, 

including 19th-century whiskey 

bottles, tobacco tins and spice 

containers to depict the devils that 

plagued society. 

The advocated alternatives to 

sloth and gluttony included 

renewal through diet, cleanliness 

And action. Advertisements for 

pWtriral notions and herbal 

potions, as well as some of the 

actual apparatus and containers, 

show how Americans were enticed 

into healthier behavior. 

• Between.I860 and 1890, 

"survival of the fittest" became an 

American preoccupation. , 

As concern grew for the fitness 

of a middle class performing less 

and less manual labor, calisthenics, 

gymnastics and recreational sports 

evolved as an important part of 

American daily life. 

A set of 'Indian clubs" and an 

1875 baseball bat are among the 

items that represent fitness 

interests of late 19th-century • 

everyday folk. 

By the 1890s and through the 

1940s, the contemporary American 

image of hearth and fitness began 

taking shape. 

Teddy Roosevelt provided a 

rugged role model with his support 

of the "the strenuous life" while the 

rise of amateur and professional 

sports combined to embody the 

health reform movement of the 

early 20th century. 

Photographs of football and 

bicycling teams depict fitness- - 

minded Americans who sought a 

middle ground between fanaticism 

and neglect. 

"FIT FOR America" follows 

American fitness movements while 

reintroducing the health gurus of 

the late 19th and early 20th 

centuries. 

Through photographs, magazine 

articles and written testimonials, 

visitors encounter such 

personalities as muscle man 

Charles Atlas, swimmer and 

"bathing beauty" Annette 

Kellerman and diet reform 

advocates Sylvester Graham (of 

cracker fame) and Horace Fletcher 

(who suggested chewing every 

mouthful of food 80 times). 

Although perfection may have 

had a different look a century ago, 

V Ay 

A postcard, circa 1907-15, depicts the streamlined form that replaced 

the 19th-century, hourglass figure ee a feminine Ideal. \ 

"Fit for America" shows that the 

pursuit of physical perfection is 

nothing new. 

A Jane Fonda workout kit and 

other modern fitness-related 

objects reflect all that has gone 

before and will probably come 

'round again. 

"Fit for America: Health, 

Fitness, Sport and American 

Society 1820-1930'' is on view in 

Henry Ford Museum's special 

exhibits gallery through Oct 31. 

A book of the same name 

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• ELIZABETH STONE 

GALLERY 

Tuesday, Feb. 26 — Paintings by 

award-winning illustrators of chil- 

dren's books will be on display 

through March 22. Hours are 11 a.m. 

to 5:SO p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, 580 

N. Woodward. Birmingham. 

• G A L L E R I E 454 

Friday, March 1 — This Grosse 

Pointe-based gallery is opening a 

branch here and will start off with a 

show of works by contemporary, in- 

ternational artists as well as 19th 

and 20th century works. Hours are 

10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday-Friday, 

until 8 p.m. Thursday and until 5 

p.m. Saturday, 176 S. Woodward, 

Birmingham. 

• PEWABIC POTTERY 

Friday, March 1 — Works by 

sculptors Syd Carpenter and. Chris- 

tine Federighi and a one-person 

show of work by Joseph Brown are 

on display through April 13. Recep- 

tion 5:30-7:30 p.m. Friday, 10125 E. 

Jefferson, Detroit. 

• SYBARIS GALLERY 

Friday, March 1 — Furniture by 

Andrew Kaliniak of Detroit is on dis- 

play through April 6. Reception 5:30- 

8:30 p.m. Friday. Hours are 11 a.m. 

to 5 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, 301 W. 

Fourth, Royal Oak. 

• BIRMINGHAM BLOOMFIELD 

ART ASSOCIATION 

Saturday, March 2 — Adult stu- 

dent show, juried by Louise Nobili, 

continues through March 23. Recep- 

tion 2-4 p.m. Saturday. Hours are 

9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday-Satur- 

day, 1516 S. Cranbrook, Birming- 

ham. 

• O.K. HARRIS 

Saturday, March 2 — Exhibition 

of works by Aris Koutroulis, will 

continue through March 23. He di- 

vides his time between Detroit and 

New York City and has established 

an international reputation, 430 N. 

Woodward, Birmingham. 

• DOS MANOS 

Saturday, March 2 — Paintings by 

Jose Rol of Guatemala, are on dis- 

play through March. Reception 3-6 

p.m. Saturday. Hours are 11 a.m. to 

6 p.m., Monday-Friday, until 8 p.m. 

Thursday, until 5 p.m. Saturday, 210 

W Sixth, Royal Oak 

• PAINT CREEK CENTER FOR 

THE ARTS 

Saturday. March 2 — Paintings by 

Carl Angevine and Grace Serra are 

in the main gallery and a solo show 

by Darryl Stawinsky is in Arts pace 

Reception 7-9 p.m. Saturday. Hours 

are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday-Satur- 

day. 401 Pine, Rochester. 

• HABATAT GALLERIES 

Saturday, March 2 — Mixed me- 

dia works by Susan Stinsmuehlen- 

Amend and glass by Richard Ritter 

are on display through March 24. Re- 

ception 8 p.m. Saturday. Hours are 

10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, 

32255 Northwestern, Farmington 

Hills. 

• DANIELLE PELEG GALLERY 

Sunday, March 3 — "Beasties," 

whimsical lifesize, fiberglass ani- 

mals by Dennis Pearson, nationally 

recognized sculptor, will brighten 

the gallery through March 24. Re- 

ception noon to 5 p.m. Sunday. Hours 

are 103Lm. to 6 p.m. Monday-Satur- 

day, noon to 5 p.m. Sunday, 4301 

Orchard Lake, Suite 103, West 

Bloomfield. 

• JANIS WETSMAN 

Thursday, April 4 — Janis Wets- 

man 20th Century Decorative Art of 

Birmingham will feature 30 contem- 

porary quilts at its Farmington loca- 

tion in April. Artists Nancy Crow, 

Judi Warren, Carole Harris and Jud- 

ith Kratz-Miller will attend the 

opening reception from . 5-8 p.m., 

April 4. The exhibit will be at Door 

No. 10, 31505 Grand River at Orc- 

hard Lake Road, Farmington. It is 

open 1-5 p.m. Thursdays to Satur- 

days through April 27. 

Artists exhibiting in the show are: 

Faye Anderson, Elizabeth Busch, 

Joyce Marquess Carey, Lia Cook; 

Nancy Crow, Caryl Bryer Fallert, 

Carole Harris, Sharon Heidingsfeld- 

er, Nanqy Herman, Jane Kaufman, 

Karen Kratz-Miller, Terrie Hancock 

Mangat, Ruth McDowell, Jan Myers- 

Newbery. Elizabeth Newbill, Esther 

Parkhurst, Arturo Sandoval, Pamela 

Studstill, Jane Sassaman, David 

Walker. Jtidi Warren. 

Price rangte: fl,000-115,000. 

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• FEIGENSON/PRESTON 

GALLERY 

Oil paintings by Michigan artist 

Michael Mahoney are on display 

through March 16. Hours are 11 a.m. 

to 5 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, 796 N. 

Woodward, Birmingham. 

• SWIDLER GALLERY 

Works in metal and ceramic by 

David Regan and Tony Marsh are on 

display through March 16. Hours are 


308 W. Fourth, Royal Oak. 

• ROBERT KIDD GALLERY 

Paintings by Edward Evans and 

Peter Gooch and glass sculpture by 

Linda Ross are in the gallery 

through March 23. Hours are 10:30 

a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, 

107 Townsend, Birmingham. 

• ROCHESTER HILLS CITY 

HALL 

Watercojors by Fran Nicolson of 

Birmingham are on display through 

April. Hours- are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. 

Monday-Friday, 1000 Rochester, 

Hills Drive, off Avon Road, Roches- 

ter Hills. 

• DETROIT INSTITUTE OF 

ARTS 

"Fair Scenes & Glorious Wond- 

ers," landscape paintings by the 19th 

century American painter Thomas 

Cole, are on display through May 12. 

Hours are 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. 

Wednesday-Sunday. 5Z00 Woodward. 

Detroit. „ 

• PARK WEST GALLERY 

Collection of etchings by Rem- 

brandt are on subjects such as the 

Old and New Testament, self-por- 

traits, portraits of contemporary 

people, historical, beggers and 

landscapes: Hours are 10 a.m. to 6 

p.m. Monday-Wednesday, until 9 

p.m. Thursday and Friday and 11 

a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. 

29669 Northwestern, north of 12 

Mile, Southfield. 

• SUSANNE HILBERRY 

GALLERY 

Sculpture by Judy Pfaff is on dis- 

play through March. The artist will 

give a gallery talk at 2 p.m. Sunday. 

Reservations suggested. Hours are 


555 S. Woodward, Birmingham. 

• ARIANA GALLERY 

Sculptural ceramics by Michigan 

artist Terry Basmadjian through 

March 10. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5:30 

pm. Monday through Saturday at 

the gallery, 386 East Maple, Bir- 

mingham. 

• FIRST OF AMERICA 

Grant Engard, Birmingham sfculp- 

tor, will exhibit up to 10 of his cast 

papier mache sculptures in 13 

branches of First of America bank 

beginning Feb. 18 until Sept. 23. The 

sculptures may be viewed during 

banking hours. CaH 948-0144. 

• U-M MUSEUM OF ART 

The role of gender in determining 

our response to is tbe theme of the 

exhibition in the Corridor Gallery 

and coincides with the Institute for 

the Humanities year-long inquiry 

into the "Histories of Sexuality " 

Hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday- 

Friday; 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday 

and 1-5 p.m. Sunday, 525 South State 

St.. Ann Arbor. 

Don't let weather make you blue 

Q: With the holiday season over 

and fewer activities going on, I 

should be accomplishing more. In- 

stead, these long winter months are 

getting me down and rather than 

getting caught up, I'm "losing It" or- 

ganizationally?' 

A: There are two components of 

organization, mental and physical, 

and they are dependent on each 

other. It takes clear thinking to pro- 

duce physical order. If you are sad, 

depressed or otherwise mentally 

"down," you aren't able to crystal- 

lize your thinking and your environ- 

ment will suffer. 

Science has proven people do, in- 

deed. suffer from the "winter dol- 

drums." I found from personal expe- 

rience, however; that a positive men- 

tal attitude can help. 

A few months after we moved to 

this part of the-country, about 15 

years ago, the newspaper confirmed 

what I had been loudly lamenting — 

o r g a n i z i n g 

D o r o t h y 

L e h m k u h l 

in 90 days we bad only six sunny 

ones. Having grown up in the 

Southewest with seemingly endless 

sunshine. I thought that winter was 

awful. 

When it was over, howeyer, I had 

a strange reaction: I was mad! I was 

angry that three months of my life 

had been spent so badly and I decid- 

ed at that moment that I would nev- 

er again allow the weather to affect 

my mood. 

Since then I think that every day is 

a beautiful day. I love changes in the 

weather and think having only warm 

sunshine would be boring. 

I welcome rain because it washes 

and freshens the outdoors and helps 

things grow. I find snow absolutely 

beautiful and cold weather invigor- 

ating. Fog brings a kind of hush over 

the world, clouds furnish a certain 

coziness and — well, they'll eventu- 

ally clear away. 

Now. I realize it's easier to be pos- 

itive when I don't work outdoors. I 

don't even have to drive the express- 

ways every day or walk long dis- 

tances to catch a bus. I'm also not 

housebound as some folks are who 

musj avoid icy air or sidewalks, 

But I've Hone some of those things 

in the past and if I still did, I'd adopt 

the attitude that such experiences 

make me hearty l - a survivor. I'd be 

proud of myself for "hanging in 

there" and "making it." 

Good physical health aids mental 

health and exercise can help beat the 

doldrums, too. Force yourself to 

move. Do anything from going to a 

health club to scrubbing the floor or 

shoveling the sidewalk. What you do 

isn't afr important' as the fact that 

you are moving. Do something to get 

yourself puffing every day. ^ 

When you refuse to be lethargic or 

in a bad mood of your own making, 

you free yourself up to become inter- 

ested in the worla outside yourself. 

You'll be more vital and involved in 

what's going on around you. You'll 

think more clearly and concentrate 

on what you need to do. I can almost 

guarantee this combination of a good 

attitude and exercise will help you 

get more done and be better orga- 

nized. 

You can enroll in Dorothy 

Lehmkuhl's last two classes, "Or- 

ganize Yoiir Business Enmron- 

ment" and "Create a Paper Par: 

adisef" at Schoolcraft College. 

Call 462-4448 

Dorothy Lemkuhl is a Birming- 

ham-based time-management 

consultant - 

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any sue" hmaatnon or Oisenahnstton Tfluj newspaper wi 

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aOverttseO m DM newspaper are avaiiatxc on an equal opportunity 

oasis 

A* Advert US-rig puOk*n* 

^ • 1 Lake Country Club M l by 

•m Corp 

S4C-4JM 

SPACIOUS CONTEMPORARY 

2 story w/Ut door maater anueled 

on 1 * acre o« privacy Adjoining 

nature preserve Large dec* Recant 

Mwsnes W Bloomlketd Schools 

$ 199 900 By Owner 360-0372 

SPACIOUS OUAO LEVEL. 4 bed- 

rooms' 3% bather Library flmeded 

walk out. Dreplaca. central aar. 2 car 

garage motivatwl aeaerl S219 900 

HEPPARD 

855-6570 

304 Farmington 

CAVMImmIAM UalU 

.w rwininyion nfiii 

A D M I R E 

over 2.300 so n. rant*. 3 Replace*, 

finished tee am ant. attached ge- 

raga maater Bath North Farming- 

ton H*» 

Century 21 

Home Ceotw 476-7000 

3 bedroom I 

A Ftoal G«m 

sauna, phoiographar s dart room. I 

central att. Garage * Kantfyman s 

dream end 6r+**m*t haa hydr«jkc 

ho»*i W2 000 

The Prudential 

Harry S. Wolfe. - 

R E A L T O R S 

462-1660 

•V OWNER 3 bedroom 

ran brio 

' .ret** « 

1119.900 

air • mora 

47»-»11 

•brary. great 

». oantrd Mr. 

•> Of**- 

yard Open Sun «139900.4t£si« 

EARbBNOTON MLLS • S bedroom. 

howaa weeds minor rep a "* 

1372.500 L^nd contract 140.000 

doar* . 473-4129 

WOOl»ElT I 10 MUE 

304 Farmington 

Farmington Hill* 

BRICK RANCH with 3-4 bedrooms. 

2'* baths finished basement, cen- 

tral an. family room, flreplece 

»114.900 

HEPPARD 

855-6570 

Farmington's Sought After 

historical dtstrict olters true 4 bed- 

room home thai la irtaBy ucxlated. 

Wit Mn blocks of .-BOwritown and 

shows Hhe a deeigner home Offers 

a beautifully Iniahed basement and 

2H car garage 1149.900 


Harry S. Wolfe. 

REALTORS 

4 7 4 - 5 7 0 0 

independently Owned and Operated 

307 South Lyon 

Milford-Highland 

308 Bochaatar-Troy 

HIGHLAND- OouHe wing Cotomal. 

1.950 sqH.. 3 bedroom. !•* bath, 

deck oft large family room w/flre- 

place Desirable Sub Lake prM-_ 

leges on an sports Duck Lafca 

(122.000 887-1889 

MILEORD - beautiful 1989 colonial 

private wooded back yard, riraahed 

basement oak floors m kitchen, 

centrsl air. hrapiace k much more 

$146,900 313-684-6357 

MILEORD PINE MEADOWS ortfy 6 

sues lefl including stunning pine 

tree covered site adiecent lo Kans- 

ington Park CaH 362-4150 

MILEORO-WHITE LAKE - New con- 

temporary ranch fun walkout base 

mart! 1 acre lot. prnrale pared aub- 

dKmsron aree of 1180K plus, nomas 

S 176.900 Negotiable 360-4819 

306 SovthfMd-Lathrup 

BIRMINGHAM 9CMOO.S 

utas* 2 bedroom, new carpal, naw 

kitchen 8 bait- Itoors freer pamt 

overs«»ed yard $65 000 626-8228 

MT VERNON ' 4 bedroom 2*+ bath 

Buyers only 

ton' June occupancy 

$129,900 356-4*44 

NEW LARGE 2 story colonel w cory 

amrig room 2H baths, attached ga 

$109,000 

-age basement $109 000 

DAMON BiMWi^Remodellng 

N e w C o n s t r u c t i o n 

Exclusivley 

Cuaiom Cape Cod Beauiifti new 

sub tteifcing 0— a»ce to Duck Lake 

E xcellent quaBty by Mem Homes 

Blueprints In ofhee $151,900 

CALL NANCY MGJMINGCR 

348-9950 or 770-0311 or 780-3267 

TROY - RAIN THEE SU8 

Custom coiomai Premkjm lot. 

Backs up to wooded park living 

room, formal dining room.«reaktasl 

area, fanyry room/fw-eplace. 3 bed- 

rooms. 2't baths large mastar bad- 

room/beth central air. 2 door wails 

to back pane gas gnu. sprmkier 

" M^7f 

309 Royal Oak-Oak Park 

Huntington flood* 

BERKLEY SCHOOLS - OAK PARK 

3 bedroom Cape Cod wrm family 

room and 2 car attached garage 

Can be yours with fha VA term* Tor 

onfy $62,900 Contact Man« 

Caumanm. Century 2« Pnanokj ft 

Trams. 689-5000 

ROYAL OAK N 2 bedroom, hard- 

wood floors ftreplaca. new kitchen. 

2 car garage re* driveway. 

$76,900 549-1129 

ROYAL OAK-Shrtne area charmer 

by owner 3 bedrooms up. VS 

baths, colonial, hardwoods 

out. new rodr ft furnace ft electrical 

Fan ot 90 Professionally 

landscaped Irom ft backyards, nte- 

I raat family neighborhood 

124.900 r M9-011I 

NORTHFCLO 5 Mile ft Otrboro 

5 acres houee with lai 

addition By owner $69 900 Otters 

729-8512 

PERFECT STARTER HOME 

Newly decorated 3 bedroom* poa- 

SOUTH LYON AREA 

Knee tr i leva! on «mo< an acre al 

the ehd of a pmate roed laaturas 3 

2 baths family room, 

room ft 2 car attached ga- 

97 900 

room. 2 car oarage laras km "arS 

more aa tor MoMF-il»E-$ 

ERA COUNTRY RIOOE 

474-3303 

C E N T U R Y 2 1 

Hartford South- Waet 

471-3555 437-4111 

311 Home* 

Oakland County 

BY OWNER custom bu« eowrvel 

on acreage in Addiaon Twp 3 bed 

rooma study 3"a baths master 

auiae oh lal Itoor. owners trana- 

lerrad pnee reduced lo $219,000 

CaH lor free brochure 313 828-2322 

EXPERIENCE A HIGHER OUAl TV 

Meetjte al Pine Knob Manor ^ 

Clerk aton Secluded aelting ovwr 

lookme 18th fearway at Ptna Knob 

Eioutstte detaa and numerous 

307 South Lyon 

N e w C o n s t r u c t i o n 

Exclusively 

Mpwe m by May St« time tothooee 

r cetera 3 bedroom luxury home 

$156 900 

CALL NANCY MEMtMOCfl 

»H 9960 or 77fM»t t or 790-3367 

308 Wochaatar-Troy 

ROCHESTER HIILS Cotornel BuiH 

at 198* 4 bedrooms 2> befhs br- 

ing ft dming rooma «i»chen nook 

study 2 * car attached garage ft 

$173,900 W6-4IM 

TROY BY OWNER Open 1 to 5 4 

T» bath colonial oon- 

Wooded lot. eairaa. 

• 177 

$329 900 


P r o c t o r , Inc. 

REALTORS 

625-5700 363-5700 

312 Livonia 

312 Livonia 

A-1 New Offering 

Perfect bncie starter in an all brick 

neighborhood of South Livonia 3 

bedrpoms. basement., let floor 

bath and newer furnace Immediate 

occupancy $77,500 

Just Listed 

Fine Western Livonia location lor 

tins feeture fua 3 bedroom bnck 

ranch Finished basement with natu- 

ral brick fireplace 2 hill bathe on the 

1st floor, newer furnace and 2 car 

garage immeekete occupancy and 1 

year warranty $109,909 

Heart of Livonia 

Located m the vtomty of idyl Wind 

goit course thta roomy brick. 3 bad- 

room features a family room 

wood burning stove updated kitch- 

en. 1'* oath* and aliached garage 

1 yeer home warranty $ 109 900 

Unxjje Beauty 

Contemporary 1985 bum. 2.350 

square ft colonial m North neat 

Livonia 1st noor matter suite 

bedrooms 2'i baths great ro 

and 1»I floor laundry $(49 900 

Treed View 

1977 buSl brick cotomal 3 

rooms and 2'* bath* formal dmng 

room. oanKal a»r and cathedral 

ay room with fireplace $149,901 

Hot h 

Speooua Irving « a premium loca- 

tion is available m TM* Weetem i No- 

ma 1975 bum 4 bee oom 2'4 bath 

bnck quad level Fmahed baa» 

rnent balcony oft master Bedroom 

central am and 2 car attached ga- 

rage $169 900 

Rwe Creak Cofomal 

Choice setting in one of Noittiwaai 

ft brK* 

iths 1st 

• T O 

mg. deck and sprinklers 

home warranty $195,900 

WipreearvaV.340 squers t new 

a at North waat 

Mundry grae« 

Z"i bathe, wood 

' TROY EXfCUTfVf COLONIAl 

Premium M on court 4BB 

JSC 

Bmi OERS SPEC - 2900 sq fl 

4 bedroom oolorial.2-* bath*. Va- 

•vng room dm- 

laa neutral colors 3 car garage 

Newburgh/7 Miaa area 1196000 

AaRMt Oanalrucbon 427-3295 

Ouaaty iwatai iala and craKmanaMp 

a a.idem $179.S00 

i The Prudential 

HarftrJS. WoHe.— 

REALTORS 

421-5660 

312 Livonia 

ACCENTUATED RARITY 

Where m Livonia would you And 5 

large bedrooms 4% belha and a 

study and a larmly room and 2 kitch- 

ana and fuRy carpeted and a 24x24 

garage with loft end an 80x194 lot 

and all m unbelievable good laste 

and condition and only $134 900 

CHUCK GAVLIK 

THE LIVONIA C2ECH 

2 6 1 - 1 4 0 0 

A SPECIAL HOME - Br** ranch on 

wooded lot m Lrvoraa's finest 

3 Bbdroom. 2'A befh. formal living 

ft dining. 1st floor laundry, attached 

2 car garage. 2.135 sq 

arything $179 900 

ft New av- 

477-2596 

BY OWNER Near schools 3 bad 

room 2 bam ranth Finished base- 

ment fenced yard 31442 Alabama 

Land contract $86 900 421-2896 

BY OWNER - Schoolcraft. Middle- 

belt area 3 bedroom, ivt bain tn- 

levai attached 2 car garage Just 

reduced to $96 000 427-4752 

BY OUTNER 4 bedroom bnck colo- 

nel 4 bath* Gurvta pod. am. hM 

hnaahed basement lots ol updetee 

$169,900 464-7412 

312 Livonia 312 Livonia 

BEAT THE SEASON 

BUY NOW AND SAVE S$ 

HEATED IN-GROUND POOL 

Perfect tor home entertaining 

1525 sq foot. 3 bedroom ranch 

Fireplace in laige farmty room £• 

cefieni kltchen/dmmg Attached ge- ___ 

'•0? Puft beaam.m. »wer furnace r w W i ^ i a $«9 900 

Graat Starter Opportunity 

Circle this one and caa, you wonT 

be disappoinied when you see th>s 3 

bedroom brick ranch m an area ol 

weM kept home* Newer vinyl win- 

dows and storm doors spaoous 

kitchen and ceuong Ian all make tine 

roof, windows Enclosed 12x20 

porch All tor $119 900 

CALL JIM OR BRIAN 

DUGGAN 

RE/MAX WEST 525-8252 

Great Location 

Close 10 Laurel Park and I 275 This 

lovely 3 bedroom bock rancn wrm 

fua finished baewnem central air 2 

BY OWNER - 3 bedroom 2 bem 

ranch atyte, 2 car garage. ne- 

dmsion park $94 500 

CALL BILL ARMBRUSTER 

Remerica 

HOMETOWN REALTORS 

' '459"-622£ 

B* OWNER N. Canton large 4 

bedroom colonial. soMJ *V-"- oak 

foyer. hM, halt.bath x.tchen new 

wood Anderson windows p-us much 

mora $136,090 981-0144 

DON'T MiSS THIS ONE 

Plenty or space for family and 

friends Large larmly room will wel 

bar adiacent to Country Kitchen 

Formal dm*ig room 3 bedrooms 

2 1 baihs 1st noor laundry 1 

ia $129,900 

NORTHVILLE ACRE 

Fantastic 1600 sg'ft 3 bedroom 

ranch I natures a formal dining room, 

remodeled kitchen and bam. plus 2 

fireplaces Updates include new An- 

dersen windows vmyt siding roof, 

boor turnace and more 2 car ga- 

rage Asking $117,500 =5060 

Remerica 

IOMETOWN REALTORS 

-420-3400 

317 Radford 

OWNER- 2 

aid with garage Area kepi 

home 5 U4« * Tategrapr $17,000 

After 5pm 349-3156 

CREAM PUFF 1 3 bedrooms lormal 

dining room, lull basemen! 

$53 ,900 Please call 

PENNY BRADLEY 

474-3303 or 471-7092 

ERA COUNTRY RIOGE REALTY 

Family Room Ranch 

Custom buM brick 3 bedroom m the 

"»extern Golf Course area of Red- 

ford 1H baths, hn»shed basement 

aluminum tnm newer furnace and 

central aw. and 2'4 car bnck front 

garage $81,500 


Harry S. Wolfe, 

REALTORS 

4 2 1 - 5 6 6 0 


SHARP STARTER By Owner 

i#443 Garfield 2'4 blks S of 7 

Mae. 2 bats w ol Five Pomis Neat 

6 clean, watt maintained aluminum 

2 bedroom ranch w,finished base- 

ment & too many updates to men- 

tion here Ca* for more mlo 6 uppt 

All offers considered Asking 

$45 000 532-5482 

VERY NICE maintenance free start- 

er home on extra large lot Enclosed 

and finished breezeway Hardwood 

floors m kitchen, neutral .carpeting 

and decorating Newer fuenpea 13 X 

18 ft screened porch on front 

$52 500 

459-6000 

C0LDWELL 

BANKER 

Schweitzer Real Estate 

318 Dearborn 

Dearborn Heights 

NORTHVILLE.- Choose from 2 an- 

tKjue homes dcrwntovrr Setter may 

assist vrth closing cost lo qualified 

buyer Owner Broker 344-4434 

316 Wastland 

Garden City 

Country Club. Estates 

Truly a custom bwlf home with 4 

large bedrooms, oak floors. Pe«a 

windows tiled Florida room. 2 natu- 

ral rirepiaces finished basement 

sprinkling system m an area of "ex- 

clusive homes $249,900 



REALTORS 

462-1660 

nJertiy Owned and O 

326 Condoe 

FARMINGTON HILLS 

A NEW COMMUNITY 

NEW MODELS 

$ 1 1 4 , 9 9 0 

2 bedroom*. 2'1 baths 2 car at- 

tached garage Fireplace central 

art, private patio and much more 

G R E E N P O I N T E 

AT COPPER CREEK 

5 5 3 - 4 8 0 0 • 

FARMINGTON HILLS - ' bedroom 

condo m Twelfth Estates 30028 *! 

12 Mile Complex ha* pool tarn* 

$53,000 517-697-3638 

FARMINGTON Hills. 13'MMldleOalt. 

2 bedroom. 2 bam. Condo Garage 

8 heat included In maintenance 

$66 900 A tier 5pm 8 weekends 

737-96*5 or 739-3539 

farmrngton 

RANCH CONDO - SPAOOUS 

include* aa appliances walk 

downtown Farmington Loads 

storage $49 900 

HEPPARD 

478-2000 

332 Mobil* Home* 

For Sala 

ATTENTION WE PAY GASH 

For uaed mobm homes 

North MoMe Homes 

586-2277 

BELLEVILLE-3 bedroom wim ax- 

pando fireplace central am. dec* 

new furnace $12 900 

461-9562 

CANTON Hommette 12 x 60 2 

bedrooms Tiew skirting al appli- 

ance* Can stay on lot Can ev** 

397-3677 

342 Lafcefront Property 

L -1APC COLilMBiA 

«a*oui brick ranch on larga lake 

lot 3 bedroom 2 bath mrmg room. : 

tamay room w»h hrapiaca deck 8 ! 

screened porch 313-981-6177 

LAKE HURON/TAW AS BAY 

Beachfront designer condo 2 bed- 

2 barns garage mam level 

new $148,000 540-0926 

SYLtf*N LAKEFRONT Updated 3 

bedroom 2 bain fireplace central 

*>r wood riogrs sunroof* dining 

room sunset news dock. 1523 

L axemen $179 900 661-6003 

UVONIA Move-in condition 2 bed 

room. 1 bath condo Basement 

central air New windows new car. 

pet Many extras $53 500 427-0156 

LIVONIA Super super sharp con- 

do in very desirac* area Extra stor- 

age. open floor plan eery pabo off 

living room Air appliances stay Up- 

dated krtchen Ridiculously low price 

include* window treatments and 6 

mpnth tree heat and 6 month free 

association dues $69 500 

PLYMOUTH - Don I rent when you 

can own Now is the time to buy th»s 

great contemporary 2 bedroom 

condo Balcony off bvung room aa 

wen as master bedrocrr Plenty of 

storage space Ay kitchen appli- 

ances included Run. don l walk tor 

more information $65 900 

WESTLAND - Absolutely withou( a 

doubt, a must see Gorgeous. 2 

bedroom condo Master bedroom 

suite wit»> fireplace Well main- 

tained. updated m neutrals Ouiet 

park kke setting Can for appoint- 

ment JJi ooo- 

HIGHLAND HILLS 

ESTATES i 

Nom/Farmington Area 

Ma have a mew selection ot nr. and 

pre-owned • manufactured homes 

"Sled from as low aa $15,000 2 8 3 

bedroom l 8 2 bams as wen as ap- 

pliances All feature many extras 

and a lew have immediate occupan- 

cy Financing available 

Q U A L I T Y H O M E S 

CALL JOANNE 474-0320 

PLYMOUTH 3 bedroom ? bam- 

•nth expando Include* *ppl«*nce» 

Appraised at $19 000 Reduced lo 

$14 995 CaH. _ 348-4323 

TWO LAKEFRONT 

. HOMES' 

' PifJE LAKE New Construction 

; 3500 sq h $525,000 

I 

UNlON LAKE - New construction 

saoosqll $625,000 

Trl-Mounl/Aspen Const 

478-5656 • Michelle 

. 3a>I-6PV* closed Thurs; 

BROKERS WELCOME 

- 

348 Cemetery Lots 

Whitemor* Lake- 14x80 3 bedroom 

2 bam. fireplace utility room appk- 

ances deck shed, landscape shw- 

gled. more $26.500.'beji 449-2450 

m o w 14x65 2 bedroom 2 bath 

[t newly remodeled) central air 

new sk.rtmg guM area $12 500 

CaHMon-Fn 8am-4pm 347-4848 

Independently 1 I Operated 

D R E A M K I T C H E N , 

Be the first lo impact the sharpest f 

home in the area 3 bedroom brick 

ranch vr-th numerous updates Air i 

new oak krtcKen Petla bow window 

new carpet large family room wtth 

fireplace full basement 2 car ga- 

rage Mint condition $92 500 

CALL GARY JONES 

Remerica 


459-6222 

, C-eampuW 1st Offering 

Sure 10 be love with your isl u 

tion ol this West Dearborn brick 

spar He;. 3 bedrooms, basement 

garage, forma: d-mng room and 

new- i«iutr» carpeting XX. 



REALTORS 

421-5660 

iaOependentty Owned and Operated 

320 Hornet 

fcayne County 

The 

M i c h i g a n 

G r o u p 

Realtors 

. 591*9200 

i • 

NORTHVILLE 

i Graat location! Homey atmilspher*' 

! i» yours m trus 3 becroom 'own- 

J house with larruly room overlooking 

pnvata patio Finiabed basement 

appliances $62,900 

CENTURY 21 

JH art ford South 

464-6400 

M 3 Northern Property 

For Sale 

I CHARLEVOIX - FULLY FURN.SKEO | 

Walerlront condo 2 bedroom 2 fun' 

bams l3*ar t 

8 mrv-aage- 

I MONEY FAST^ 

aid lot. Land Conf 

361 Money 

To Loan - Borrow 

jJLF COAST Tarjii-Ji Srrtngs. 

EASY TO MAINTAIN!! 

3 bedroom bnck ranch wim 1'* car 

parage Finrshed basement 8 car- 

peting.. Ihru-out Some axfra* are 

swimming pool wtth 2 large decks 

Good Garden Oty location and 

priced lo aa* at $72,500 

PROMISING! 

Great Garden City location 3 bed- 

room brick ranch wtth 2 car garage, 

partialy fwnafied Caa am ant. corner 

lot t 1 year buyer* protection plan 

Aakmg $72,500 

CHECK IT OUT 

Priced wey below markel value lor 

quick sale Seaer very aniuou* 

features huge KM 

Large I 

«Ox5*8 

room. 1!» bain*, laro 

also ha* 2 car attacfied garage 

Hurry - won I last $74,900 

Century 21 

J. Scott, Inc. 

522-32O0 

Owner Anxious 

Transferred out of lown CaU today 

to see mis well kept 3 bedroom 

bnck ranch in * nice all bnck neigh- 

borhood Garage Basement 2 full 

baths. Wayne-westland school* A* 

lor $47 900 



REALTORS 

462-1660 


$5000 simple assumes $214 pey- 

-nentt lor cule 2 Pedi xjm aiumi- 

num. swage b» ve- t can for 

appl rves only 538-8639 

325 Real Estate 

Service* 

NORTHVILLE King* Mill Co-op I 

New 1 , decorated • bed'ôm ranch 

full basement $49,500 - cash 

sale negotiable 349-5570 

NOV! - Gorgeous 2 bedroom condo. 

priced to sen Professional window 

treatment w Imng room 1 ba> win- 

dow m dirung room Skytighl m 

bathroom 8 mirrored hallway. prf>- 

faaamnaPy fin.srwd baawmeni Easy 

access lo 1-275 8 1-696 Pool light- 

ed Iannis court 8 pond $99 900 

313-347-6941 

Large 3 bedroom J Ml ba 

fuflj furnished cable pooUdock' fa 

.duties $61 500 corr,piet»>. fur 

niafied $58 400 unfumonec 

Can Jar, days. 7S6-0~bQ 

337 Farmt For Sale 

ROMEO AREA- 16 acre -eriodeiea 

larmnouse 2000 sq h 3 bedrooms 

1st floor laundry cathedral ceding, 

kvmg room 3 bams ail fenced Po»- 

Sibie nursery, kennel or antKme 

business $125.000 E—s 628-8489 

338 Country Home* 

For Sale 

>FOR98 0Aya 

8Y OWNER - 5 

: bedroom ranch: 

! buildmg. conven. 

! sen $127 500 

wooded 

NOW-YOU win love mis neutrally 

decorated Sparkling clean 2 bed- 

room condo m Nov, s Sionehenge 

features 1 5 b*ms, fun baaement. 

new no wax kitchen Itoor ceramic i . ,• 

foyer 8 D«m newer carpetmgrnol 339 Lot® and Acreage 

water healer'electronic am filler 8 

humidifier 8 much more mierested ; 

buyers only After 6pm 477-4499 

362 ReafEstate Wanted 

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Compliments of The 

Birmingham-Bloomfield 

Board Of Realtors® 

LB. 

REALTOR® 

365 Business 

Opportunities 

PEtiSOfgAL LOANS 

r Debt cornoooanon* lo $90 000 no 

.-ouaierai' -needed easy Quaiifica- 

'•on* by ohone Law annual, rates 

"an 18^ *r ae 24 hrs '• 800-486-6' 6e 

366 Ofc.-Bus. Space 

Sate/Lease 

fARM'NG-TON HttiS 2 oft" 

i 326 SC ft furnished windows 

! vasta entrance ''*• come- phi 

I etc otkyrm 477-760C Or *77-J 

366 Otc.-Bus. Space 

Sale/Lease 

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For Sale 

LARGE LOT LOVERS . 

eeauiiM 4 bedroom Cape Cod wim 

lots ol extras 2i Car garage 8 

basement - *etfmg on park-Wie lot 

Great home for $74 900 

Century 21 - Dynamic 

. 728-8000 

HOMESELLERS 

Trunk Mg of *e«rng your home' 

Di*covei new and easy way* to get 

TOR DOLLAR from our guaranteed 

marketing plan To u w tuna - eel 

"today lor yom tree m-houee conm*- 

tatkxi' We d Kxre to help youf 

For provwn reeulta ca« 

LOFUF or ANOEL 

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FIRST FEDERAL 

478-3400 > 

• Conditions may apply 

PLYMOUTH GONDO 

Reduced noa moat aflordaOUe - 2 

bedroom -ancf condo m Plyinoum 

Neutral decor tnrouîowt. a* kilch- 

BEAUTIFUL HEAVIL*T Ireed sectud 

ed lot. «t the heart 

l'i» acre* w«h • 

through property BuUd your dream 

houae on mn one ol a fcmd prwata 

MM JO* BantfoiMaM 

MO-4J3] 

nice dnng area and doorwan 

Cpvered patio $84 500 

459-6000 

COLDWELL 

BANKER * 

Schweitzer Reai Estate 

to ! BEEN LOOKiNGÔR - it* best •©- 

Century 21 

525-7900 

REST A URAKT BAR 8 BUiL DING • _ 

SmaH ar area "Tromendouj. op- ^ **• cop^r computw 8 warehouse 

ponumty ior e*£»*n*iOO Purcha*e I space ara»at»a 0 neeoed S&3-2030 

or the light partner Aiao opportum- ' - m - , . 

LY for addnnnai -ocauor- ir'6M | rai I iwiâR F*, T— QY*. 1'WS*CT J 

"mediate Oct 

FAaviNOTOS - •*" 

C-eriter P-rvale ofica Secretary p»»cy. 

SarSi-i^ WAKE US AH OFFEB WE 

WAST TO LEASE THIS SPACE 

NOW - 

6*T-71Tt 

366 Ofc.-Bus. Space 

** m«mjtactur«r % r«p Smem o*+cm 

furruahad/uriHjr 

REAL ESTATE 

ATTORNEY 

LEGAL ADVICE FROM OFFER TO 

CLOSING LOW RATES 

JOSEPH W LARK IN P C 3S4-4490 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford South 

464-6400 

NORTH CANTON 

3 -b^Sroom ranch t'i baths full 

basement 2 car garage new tur- 

nace-'fot water neater Mew deck 

and landscaping 1400 sq rt Priced 

K> sell qmca al $102 QOO «5092P 

CALL SHAWN 

R e m e r i c a 


420-3400 

Perfect in Every Way 

You won't find any fault wtth this 326 COfldOS 

beautiful 3 bedroom brK* ranch it 

has a new furnace and centra, an. 

newer oversized 3*rage. t her mo 

windows, super finished basement. 

d»» 2nd full barn Custom new de- 

cor complete with blinds Thrs is one 

you don't want lo mi** at $72,900- 

Piymouin 

In one ol Plymouth > most unique 8 

private detached condominium 

commurutie** First floor master bed 

room suite nrrth whirlpool beauhfu. 

Custom kitchen with large nooa 8 

morning room wim studio ceikng* 

sayligms 8 fireplace 2*6 *«tenor 

construction Custom bwli by John 

Richards Development Corp 

| . ' 546-4232 

'' PL rMOU T H-Lowesr price m'cbm- 

• p*B«: 2 bedroom. » Oath lower unit"' 

: wrtn atrium 8 carport Priced to **•' 

guicAly al only $64 90C 459-122 7 

beat aree ot tag* 

acres of beautiful 

I on * wide ravine $74,900 Leu la* 

CHUCK GAVLIK 

! THE LIVONJA CZECH 

261-1400 

CLARKSTON Beautiful -ot -n Pine : 

Knob Manor noma* Scenic woodec i 

site m e>dus,ve area Ort> wafer 8 i 

sewers Mjsf see 64' 

FARMINGTON HILkS 

t50 « ISC- hart »cr« treed »t At 

utint*s Sodded- ready to auih: 

$4-000 5J3-018C 

365 Bwsineea 

Opportunrtiei 

A f A/.T AS TIC BUSINESS OPROR- 

rumrr -. Own .-our own business 

lor a very amall investment No 

ampiovees no iranchrae tee mgh 

"•come potential wim stale wide and 

B 8 L DISTRIBUTORS 

48*473* 

I WIOAPA8LI EXiCUTrvt 

' 

t ?yT* D V^_'^j p *' *!* 

' .-^1. _ AI Lir«mtfin 

lacalad on Troy s OoMen CorrWor 

1475 Wr a* Beaver Rrf 

TROV B . NESS QUARTERS 

For per*onaifour ca» 83T-;4Q0 

ANNOUNCING 

Interlatonal flmnneea Center*' 

* FULLY iMPROVED 

LOTS FOR SALE 

Some Wl'i Outs 

AUTUVN R'DGE SU® 

. • »• ' 

Kar«n Sriepnerd 

k PACKA SE clOUOR LICENSE 

SD : scv -«o» 

Mi fim . 

855-9300 

A l Ai.AflcE SHARED EXECUTIVE 

Office tiusi-ie«. jnswwnng service 

wc-'iti', m . ice 

A B-rom'iei 

•Astro area Oficaa from 

•nth compw 

and snared 

1 Short term I 

120 so 

LIVONIA 

aq ft lor cation S1 000-mo groas 

Contact Dan at 522-135C 

LfVOSRA - Schoolcraft 8 MiOdleben 

ontarence U H H I SM to 1100 *q.ft ample wan at 

M* end taruot ea- parsmg neat to national realaurant 

, . - arid Comfort mn . 42.1 -Q770 

-oy Snrvncus Canon, ft 

..-."A.-::, - Cal'lBCat % 4S4-S4O0 

A 

Mem. 



REALTORS 

474-5700 


314 Plymouth 

Enjoy The Jacuzzi 

Spaciou* 3.000 square ft 4 bed- 

•nom. r+ bath cony*ai win open 

b-idge stairway overtooamn family 

room formal dmmg 'oor, large 

master bedroom with ho and her s 

wa* m closets and befh den and 

> suited ce*ng $259 900 



REALTORS 

462-1660 


SUPER VALUE 

On this 3 bedroom rancf. family 

room opdaled mtchen large lot. 

newer roof and carpeting ' 

Only $52 900 

Century 21 

CASTELLI 525-7900 

GARDEN C'T* »ACRE PLUS 

Home title M > 13J EicHiarve 

v n A« uiaiiies available C«*i«T 

_ , aruf tevei ready to encavaie 

On tfrns 2 bed'oom townhoose Fin-|. t :, .si5 

| and 

MANY UPDATES!!! 

AUBURN HILLS - Attractrve l bed 

room - den convenient location i i 6 l M m w l I central *i- v*r, 

all appMnoes "Clîg clean wtf ad' the extras Move «- _,vON A -f- Ut MA 

dryer - carpon $36 900 644-816e (,eagj Located in a -nee part of • \jt» ?w- bu«j3M»~ s-"- -a'«>ea - 

town Close to 'expressways 

$69 MO For details call 

LAUREN R09LINSKI 

OR J P HOSKO 

BIRMINGHAM CONDO-2 or 3 bed ; 

room, central an remodeled bam 8 ' 

«It Chen hardwood Boors eiceiient 

condition $79 900 643-0370 

BIRMINGHAM Maple Coolidge 

i si Boor. 2 bedroom carpon e*- j 

ceftent condition Immediate -occu- 

pancy $59 900 land contract or 

lease I$650 mo •available 689-5393 | 

FAMILY HOME 

Real nice 3 bedroom coiomai with 

bay wmdow in Nv«ng room 1 i 

cn'hs central aa. family room wth 

h-apMce basement 2 cat attached 

garage plus deck $117 900 

* f NTuRY 21 ROW 464-XI tt 

WESTLAND 

A NEW COMMUNITY 

SINGLE FAMILY HOMES 

$75,990 

$4200 

MOVES YOU IN 

Prewew 5 new enc-lmg models fun 

basement 2 car attached garage 

large master bedroom suite and 

much more Gel » on me ground 

Hoc 

M1LLPOINTE 

595-1010 

BIRMINGHAM 

Private courtyard setting for this ' 

hard to find condo wth a garage 2 

bedrooms 1 bam Much-updating 

$79 900 

HALL & HUNTER 

644-3500 

R e m e r i c a 


459-6222 

'A ES T LAND ^ 

MARQUETTE VILLAGE 

OPEN 0A1LT ' --PV 

BlOOMFiELO H8LLS 2 BED-oom 2 

bath 1400 sq ft upatairs ranch Fira- 

paace dmmg room carport and m- 

unrt laundry Clean $79 900 Can 

Paul al 333-0706 or 649-8750 

BLOOMFIELD - 2 bedrooms • . 

baths fireplace Andersen aendows 

freshly painted t 050 sq.ft 

$64 500 By Owner 1623 9863 

CANTON N 1 bedroom loft vaun 

ma ceiiinga fm«had twewjenf 

of storage space wmdow tt 

ments all appliances, central aw 

private entrance $54 SOO 454-4601 : 

Priced at Only $60 900 

2 Bedroom i tram oondos on | 

ground wvwi ' 050 Sa Ft « 

AH major appliances .r\cm*us monm- to-mcmt- $300 

464-2960 or 349-5449 

_;VOWlA - 154 It M-3 tmbei' 11 i 

Mile 1 m4e from i-96 One -oom tc 

4 room* »wry compet/t ve pius tree 

conference -oom Can Ken Haie 

Day* 525-0920 Eves .'t' ' 

LiVONiA - 5 Miie 'Farmmglor 

» room ' 24C sc f! . ul'irtie* nfeMM 

newly dacorated $?X mc a22-232 i 

t rvO'N A •= MILE - A oi M-ddiece" 

Eiecutrve sute avaiiabw inoud^tg 

.teitiaa *nd' nwtenance SOC sa 

»> 3 jngyiduai offices 4.22-3S": 

OAK PARK OFFICE SPACE ' 

Ccry Offiae 8 wetting room m 

not O50; - Spacious Ranch fee- 

lure* deck and energy a«»iciency 

ELEGANCE ABOUNDS - Huga 3 

bedroom mc* Rancfi feature* dan 

mg room tamey -oom eam flreplece 

modem kitchen, flraahed baeemam 

7 bath* side entrance garage 8 

more 5 Iron to Waelem 

CENTURY 2 I TODAY 5J8 200C 

S bedroom ranch condo home* 

basement 1*1 ftooi laundry decks 

carport/garages Starting ai 

$95 900 473-8180 Evas 348 133>8 

Farmington Hals 

LET S MAKE A OEALIH 

Coma aa* 8 let* ia» atmui oawwng 

twia Ol three remamma taouioua new 

condo noma* at B»f N'WOOO ! 

PARK Dr 

21281* 

irom $229 

t-S or by a 

0">C%655 

tttui custom kitchen wrm, targe noca 

8 mommg room wim studto ceamga. 

ski^grn 8 hr»p«ai:* >8 a>inner 

construction Comptelion wfthan S 

- ji month* Perfect T-m* to chose mwi 

j Or color* 8 mater at*' Cu*tom 

ftM 61 •* >V ' "charts* 

perked Land Contrac 

NORTXFFELD FDYITNSHJP 

| 5 10 acre parce«» Bea^tvivi^ _ 

of go* comae PertteU L f a Con- j - 

FROifEN »OGUR" CAFE 

Servmg frojen vogw" 

el: H^h volura* JC t 

«MI '->cat-.>rj-w**(err!' W 

Ccx-nr* Turnkey Rlw ftam rm 

$55 aoc p r a w - w t * 1 ses- 

rXTsERWc-E Jnij*. Hair Sa»o^ 

v. 5t.tar* ar-d wer mlabfcsried 

C»reei IOC»t>or. 8 parting $30 00C 

OalC Cor-seiyea Realtor »»9-6aOO 

j -CE CREAMS'ORE 

Sof serve 8 %*nd apcao ia«es area 

4. Vi M t 7-45 

-N T ERESTEC tNtMRCMASiNO 

C&oorate * • ev+ Aganoa* 

646-5900 

OfTiCE SPACE 

rer. Dearborn Haunts to be usee as 

store 0" prntaiN yiai affiee 2000 *g 

ft $450-mo Aaa lor JOhr 574-0909 

PL Y88OUTH . Move your personal*, 

ana tukMn rntb Protean oral Park 

500-1800 sc ft Ample par*mg 

Near M- 'Mo 2'i 453-0580 

PLVMOUTM OLD VILLAGE 

Prime office rata.. 1-3 room su-'ws 

$2 10-SS35 monm pm* jjmt«e 

PLYMOUTH - RETAIL. OEPlCE 

Noriowws-ern — w. corn 

.-ig»on «•!« idea- lor CO 

OOC 'ar-n- 

Noriowws-ern — w. corn 

.-ig»on «•!« idea- lor CO 553-2455 

—crutfiin uwitias Eo- 

MKJdwban Garoar C-1» a Rd s 

42£-249C 

SMALL OFFICE spaca IT *>«*l 

BMemhaMS area pr-v«te er-ance * 

c»rr >oeai »or. sams perso- or »ee- 

•VKary $4?i nvor.fr. SE 1-2980 

SOUTHFIELD - Siortnww 

12 Mne are* Shared 

piete witr^ "urmlOre 8 pm 

,. •- —C • 

SOUTHFIELC 

'v «as» -ieai friOude 

Ooee to eipresaway* 557-07TX 

7ELEGRAPH-*9 MilE - 200 so «t. 

capiior- araa 3 pnwafe 

large conkerenca room ofice? & 

353-575C 

$»0 month Don BJmnn* Braae- 

*EST BLOOMFIELD 

suvie naurtv Ou-n. 

Mao-cai Danta bo-Oing OTi 0*CtW J 

Budunghem Office Park Coiomai Corner* f "»e 

I r«e 3 una*- ^60 sc ft "800 

Litoma 

1200 - 24.000 so FT 

Conference Meefmg and 

sq ft 1000 *Q ft k; a • 

,ak« Road ">• or Map« ' 

'•aa 8 mamrtmrmnca 

can Or UuravM 

326 CorxkM 

313 230-8660 

$A5 -Jt. 

' CST AL 

replac 

The 

Michigan 

Group 

Realtors 

459-3600 

HEPPARD 

478-2000 

REDfORO SOUTH I 

3 1 

teched parage TM* on 

CaH Janet Blazo * 

RE/MAX 100 INC 

348-3000. 535-8088 

custom estra* Pncad ai $ 182 600 

SoutM'teM 

Adult Cammun*y Tm# ? 

\ 3 bath. 1.«7 square « 

parted lot thoee who emo* l a m 

ou* *vmg ne 'isantenence and the 

men, amanmaa such as heefed u«- 

! derground 2 cm garage with car 

1 wash and loveN cmbhouee wah poof 

I end sauna $67 900 

3 The Prudential 

Harry S Wolfe. 

REALTORS 

-474-5700 

gorgeous •neck p» 

tether appaanree kraunous bem 

Club houee 8 pool $13 500 

Red Carpal *a«m Tipton 427-SOtO 

COME IN TODAY 

TO HOME TOWN USA 

Sirva hea.ecile'i A beaut- 

M 14*76 1 bedroom i bath pt 

under H'5 iw< located m mtam- 

land Maa now* >r your choice ol 

park Wash— 8 dryer nckided m a* 

home* through fhe end ot Marc* 

^ Caa 

I • OU V , " N 

< A»E OWNCRSniC 

ITS RRnrivf &ES 

iue Move** and More' 

L a k e s Reall^_yPN 

(61«)®72-«300 

PLYMOUTH TWP. 

VST LIST? 

Buwnesi only Pary sttre ?uoer *> 

railtv '-ae uanding 0M«0i»«g wim 

a-— C* per» aig L C- terms 3—area 

OUy $3^ OOC 

Realty Worlo 

Robert Olson Reapors 

981-4444 

RES" AviRANT V» 

gar *vw near >aei.r Oafy 

I.v«>v For mora i-«ormabon 

jimmy al 774-. 

• Ouaaty Dea^n 8 Bueoouts 

- :nv 

> work at seam MnMvr tor 

aCr eci-eaaonea E am 

ng pr^w-tai 5 "30 OOC plus the ftrat 

lorie* tiaia* email __ 

., -n«i,- niaedtmam k #C«OOlC**rT $ iNa-S'E 

r> -eQi-'ement* Not a n^Rce 

e i yieftwa Write tor ap- : «o R 

and send eaniia T9o 1 '?W so 

amo too aa 

NWS OO eok 568 j tot rma* B'oaer* proaactac 

PVwautfi Ml' *8lY0 '• Ca» 845-8660

O&E Monday, February 25. 1991 

Monday. February 25. 1991 

*5E 

Ofc.-Bua. Space 

Sate/Laaae 

SOUTMF1ELO - * room ofK* suit* 

•vartaMe lo suMel Grea! location. 

10 Mite k SoutMMd Great price 1 

For mora information contact Karan 

sa»e«M 

WESTLANO 

Office space tor laaaa 

Wferren/Merriman area 

Aalo»aaSi«6. S22-S686 

367 But.-Prof. BkJgs. 

Sale/Lease 

NEEDS REPAIRS • Commercial. 

Livonia. 31250 Plymouth RO E of 

MariWian. 2300 aq ft twikkrvg. lot 

sua 90x267 Mao twfldatota m back 

Sacrifice Land contract 241-0200 

Office Budding 11400 square leel 

income $141,424 16 rmte and 

Llwamota araa. built 1M0. excellent 

condition Don BlaMns. Broker 977 

2700 

for lease 

REDFORD 

tree standing budding 

ROYAL OAK - 11 mile near Wood- 

mrd »*50fl oarahouae/itudW 

auto entry 540-4040 

years BeecnOafy 'Scnoot- 

(1-96) 664-2067 

307 But.-Prof. Bldgt. 

Sale/Lease 

SOUTHflELD 

>r 1696 Suites Irom 310 

iq II to 2400 aq fl Convenient 

location & parking 356-0597 

368 Coromarciaiy 

Retail 

D O W N T O W N 

R O C H E S T E R 

FOR LEASE 

• Rata* - olftoe 

• Medical - Dental 

• Cafe/Da* Location 

• Beauty Salon 

335-1043 

DOWNTOWN WAYNE 1.200, 1.600 

of 2.800 sq ft store in- buey Kroger- 

Parry strip center on Macfugan Ave 

m Wayne Ample parking, good traf- 

fic. reasonable rent CaH 647-7171 

GAROEN CITY- For lease, -deal auto 

service canter, tuna ups. mufflers, 

etc 5,000 SQ tt •/office Great vW- 

bHity. Ford.'Mvddlebe'!. 356-1910 

ONLY CONSIDER THIS 

Location rt 

You want lo be seen 

Visibility to 100.000 cars per day 

Ford Rd & Middlebeit. Garden City. 

775 sq ft CW 422-2490 

368 Commercial/ 

Retail 

F ARMINGTON - 2.200 sq ft Retail 

space lor lease WW spat or remodel 

to suit 2 montns free rent Competi- 

tive rates 476-3213 er 450-4435 

REDFORD - GRAD RIVER 

3,000 sq ft . can be divided For 

sale or lease *rn option lo pur- 

chase Excellent for'retail, olftoe or 

•aareftouse with sales area Rental 

$3 95 per sq ft Asking Greenfield near 1-96 - Auto Repair 

F*amy 

• Ecorse Rd . Taylor - Dry Cleaning 

Business & Bunding 

AMERICAN REALTY 

354-6200 

QUIET 

D I S T I N C T I O N 

l\ THl MIDST OF PLYMOUTH 

H 

Spacious 1 arid 2 bedroom 

apartments. A community 

setting near downtown j 

Plymouth. Heat included. 

Full appliances. 

RENT SPECIAL 

SAVE OVER tlOOO! 

1*1 > MC >1 111 \1 \\( )K 

A l ' A K I M I M S 

455-3880 

Quiet intimate setting. Large 

1 and 2 bedroom apartments. 

Close to-central Plymouth. 

Separate entrances, pool and 

otfter amenities. 

RENT SPECIAL 

SA VE OVER SlOOO! 

Pi n u n i n H o t si 

M ' A K I M f M S 

• 

453-6050 

A Y o r k Properries C o m m u n i t y 

O N E M O N T H FREE RENT* 

M o v e in b y 3 - 1 - 9 1 

AT CANTON 

S p a c i o u s l a n d 2 B e d r o o m A p a r t m e n t s . 2, 3 

a n d 4 B e d r o o m T o w n h o u s e s S t a r t i n g a t s 4 4 5 . 

FREE GAS HEAT 

19 FLOOR PLANS 

DENS 

FIREPLACES 

CATHEDRAL CEILINGS 

• SPIRAL STAIRCASE . I 

• CARPORTS 

• SMALL PETS WELCOMED 

OLYMPIC INDOOR 

HEATED POOL 

FITNESS CENTER 

SAUNAS 

LOCKER ROOMS 

BASKETBALL COURT 

• VOLLEYBALL PIT 

' CLUB ROOM 

A charming rental community just 20 minutes from Ann Arbor' 

and downtown Detroit, yet comfortably away from it all From 

I-275. exit Ann Arbor Rd.. west to Haggerty Rd.. follow south 

to Joy Rd. then east to The Crossings 

455-2424 

M o n . - F r i . 10-6 

Saturday 10-5 

Sunday 

Professionally 

Managed byiDolben 

•New Residents Only 

Certain Condition* Apply 

Now Leasing Phase III 

Lalcefront Units 

On f77u> c (( } atei* 

N o Security 

Deposit 

Starting at 

LAVISH 1 and 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT HOMES 

1« Contampofary 

floor otana 

Euro-style cabinetry 

Ceramic Ma bath and 

tub enclosures 

I-, .tfc - — 1 me ah mr |-i«- , 

ooMoiiii wBSnfr ana w y w i 

m unit storage 

Prtwaaa covered parking 

• Futy equipped ctuthouaa 

worx-out room 

• Aerobic CIMIW 

• WaHdnôgging trait 

• Sauna 4 |BCUUI 

• Pool wtth lap ma/Xers 

• Tannla oourta 

• VoSaybai pit 

Dtnclty acoaaaibia to 

M75, 1-96. M-»4 

EXPERIENCE THE ELEGANCE OF... 

An exquisitely panoramic 106 acra community perfected on tha snores ot 

Lake Socmi nestled into scenic limbered views Park Place of NorthvWe 

establishes a tradition of unsurpassed excellence in apartmertf homa Rvtng. 

3 4 8 - 3 6 0 0 

Mon.-Fri. IMS 

Saturday 9-5 

Sunday 12-5 

A 

388 Commarcial/ 

Retail 

389 Indust./WarahouM 

Sale/Lease 

BIRMINGHAM 

SOUTH ADAMS SQUARE 

Retail mall space available. 340/sq 

fl Ralaa starting at $ 13 SO/sq Itm- 

tat. aar 6 electricity 

646-5900 

BRIGHTON NEW BUILDING 6000 

sq It. •rkrefrxiee space. 16ft ceil- 

ings.. 14 « 14 overhead doora, 400 

amp same® 220-v plua 600 sq. n. 

office. ampn psminfl eiceHenl ac- 

cess lo I-B6 and US-23 Negotiable 

aa 311-4^ 7696 

369 Induit./Warehouse 

Sala/Laa»a 

A I R P O R T 

C O M M E R C E 

C E N T E R 

Award WlnmngOevelopment 

industrial Suit as 

M-S8 at PONTIAC AIRPORT 

1200 SQ fl 1600/mo ccmpWe 

Other suites from 1600-10,000 V) fl 

Cal Al Montalvo 666-2422 

FARMINGTON HILLS-For lease, 

mo building. 1.575-sq It includes 

olhc* space expressway exposure 

10 MHe/Orartd Rrvar araa 477-5951 

LIVONIA- approximately 3.000 sq ft 

for lease in a 17 More neighborhood 

shopping center on Arvn A/bor Rd 

3 Mks W. of Newburgh 358-4060 

WAREHOUSE ONLY! 

From 500 Square feet and up. 

$300 00 /no'groaa. Extremely 

Well insulaledl Short Term Lease 

Available Caft Jo at National 

Business Centers 454-2460 

RENT TO OWN Pay no more than 

market rale and have equity m 10 

years Prime location with Oolh off- 

ice and industrial space available N. 

ol 14 Mile, between 1-75 and Wood- 

ward From $4.50 per ft., minimum 

12.000 sq. ft. Heritage Investment 

Co . Charles Wicklns. 672-2400 

371 Industrial 

Vacant Property 

PROPERTY AVAILA8LE lor 9.600 

aq fl Build lo suit. M Rochester 

Corporate Center Cal Macomb 

Construction Co. 526-0616 

400 Apta. For Rent 

AUBURN HILLS 

Bloomfield Orchard Apts. 

Spacious 1 bedroom apartments 

Irom $435 00, includes heat, gas & 

water Blinds included Pool * laun- 

dry facilities ft more Short term 

furnished units available 

Open 7 days 

332-1848-— 

AUBURN HILLS - SUBLEASE 2 

bedroom. 2 bath apt private entry 

Own washer/dryer, microwave 

Avondale sahools 852-2819 

BIRMINGHAM 

Attractive 1 ft 2 bedrooms 

Excellent condition. Walk to shop- 

ping Heat, water A carport 

$495 ft $650 Caa Arm after 6pm 

647-4234 

BIRMINGHAM- Beautiful 2 bedroom 

lower apt. 2 Wks lo downtown 

Formal living ft dining AH appli- 

ances $795 + deposit, water in- 

cluded Leave Message 541-7111 

400 Apta. For Rant 

BIRMINGHAM DOWNTOWN 

studio apartment available, immedi- 

ate occupancy, rent $465 ft security 

$650 No pets 478-6333 

BIRMINGHAM 

ONE MttUTH FREE RENT 

Newly remodeled 2 bedroom apart- 

ments Net E of Adams Rd near 

downtown Birmingham Rental ratee 

include, heat, water, verticle bands, 

new kitchen, new appaences. mir- 

rored doors a upgraded carppfing 

OPEN SAT 

For furihur mlo call 644-1300 

BIRMINGHAM 

Quart on Road ft Telegraph 

1 & 2 Bedroom 

Apartments 

From $615 

Heat Infcluded 

* N e w Year's Special 

WHETHERSFIELD APTS 

645-0026 

Mon.-Fri. 9-5 

Sat. 10-2 

•Limited time, new residents upon 

signing 1 year lease Select units 

BIRMINGHAM 

TIMBERLANE APARTMENTS 

In heart of town • Anractrve Units 

Vertical Blinds • Dishwasher 

Microwave • Disposal • C/A.r 

WINTER SPECIAL! 

1 Bedroom - From $550. 

2 bedroom $660 

(1 Mo s Free Rent Before Feb 28) 

Call to view 268-7766 

Eves /Weekends 645-6736 

NOW YOU HAVE 

A CHOICE AT 

l i r e 

APARTMENTS 

BEAUTIFUL 

N E W 

A P A R T M E N T S 

WITH YOUR OWN 

WASHER AND ORYER 

C H O O S E O U R 

C O N T E M P O R A R Y 

STYLES IN PHASE I 

AVAILABLE FOR THE 

SMALLER BUDGET 

'All nestled in a setting oj lakes surrounded by beautiful lardsiaping. 

LOCATED IN NOVI 

O N PONTIAC TRAIL 

1 Mile East ot Beck Rd. 

OPEN DAILY 9 - 6 

SUNDAY 1 2 - 5 

6 6 9 - 5 5 6 6 

1 & 2 B E D R O O M 

L A K E F R O N T 


$ 4 1 5 

EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY 

A BEAUTIFUL 

PLACE...TO LIVE 

CENTRALLY LOCATED IN WESTLAND 

• 1 & 2 Bedroom • Fireplaces Available 

• Pool • Tennis Court • Clubhouse 

• Central Air • Dishwasher • Disposal 

• Laundry Facilities 

• Beautifully Landscaped 

e Minutes from Westland Shopping Mall 

& All Major Highways 

RENT SPECIAL 

SAVE OVER $10001 

VENOY PINES 


261-7394 

M A YORK PROPERTIES COMMUNITY 

E G A T E T O G R E A T L I V I N G I 

GOLDEh 

GATE 

12 Mile 


From $ 380 

• C o n v e n i e n t l y l o c a t e d o n l y 

m i n u t e s f r o m e x p r e s s w a y s 

a n d T w e l v e O a k s M a l l 

• S p a c i o u s A p a r t m e n t s in 

a n Ideal L o c a t i o n . 

O n P o n l i a c T r a i l j u s t W e r t o f B e c k R o a d 

M o n . - Frl. 1 0 - • • S a t . I d - 5 • S u n . 1 1 - 5 

PPOR.TUNITY 

Q 2 4 - 1 3 8 8 

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400 Aptt. For Rent 

BIRMINGHAM 

I In Birmingham 

It s BUCKINGHAM! 

BUCKINGHAM 

MANOR 

You DESERVE 

ihe ' Buckingham Lifestyle' ! 

• Deluxe 2 bedroom apts 

„ • SIX. Kwt's right, six cloaets 

• 1 % baths 

• Full basements 

• Beautiful setting 

ONLY $300 Seci*r*v Deposit 

And 1 month FREE RENT 

HURRY WHILE THEY LAST! 

6 4 9 - 6 9 0 9 

BIRMINGHAM 

Available 

Close to town 

Manager 

4AM - Large 

Immediately- 

>wn $560 mo 

2 bedroom 

Central air 

BIRMINGHAM - Mernllwood Bldg 1 

bedroom apartment available i 

year lease, indoor periling $735/ 

L ?»2-740O 

BIRMINGHAM 

% bedroom apartment, quiet treed 

area, walking distance to downtown 

& shopping Charming apartment 

has a remgdeted kitchen 6 extra 

storage space «i the basement Only 

$495 per month Leaae EHO 

No pets please. 

luxury 2 bedroom 

from $725 including 

Ask about our 

townhouses 

BENEICKE & KRUE 

642-8686 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS - on Sow security de- 

posit plus $500 off Cell 478-6806 


NEAR 

DOWNTOWN 

FARMINGTON 

.Super Location 

Small 60 unit complex 

Very large 1 bedroom unit 

wtth patio - $485 

Includes carport, all appli- 

ances. carpeting, verticals, 

sliding glass door. 

Shopping nearby 

STONERIDGE MANOR 

Freedom Rd W of Orchard Lake 

478-1437 775-8200 

400 Apts. For Rent 

FARMINGTON MILLS 

ASK ABOUT SPRING SPECIAL 

1600 sq.ft. 2.bedroom. 2 oath w/ 

walk.in cloaals covered parking. 

»saner/dryer vertical bands, at- 

tended gatehouse end a 24 hour 

monitored mtrualon and fire alarm 

FROM $855 

SUMMIT APTS 

NORTHWESTERN A MIDOLEBE^T 

628-4396 

LIVONIA 

DON'T WAIT! 

They're gong fast Spa- 

cious 1 and 2 bedroom 

apartments Don I wen 

Cal now to find more 

about 

• Our specious kvmg 

• Carport included 

• VerbcaT bknds included 

• On-site picnic area with 

• Greet location, near 

LhrorMMail 

• Ask about our move-m 

WOODRIDGE 

Can Ouick' 

477-6448 

LIVONIA 

MEAT INCLUDED • 

RENT FROM $475 

SECURITY DEPOSIT $150 

Speooua 1 A 2 bedroom apts with 

plush carpet, vertical bknds. self 

cleaning oven. Iroettree refrigerator 

dishwasher ample storage inter- 

com. carport. Club house, sauna, as- 

arose room, tenrna courts, heated 

pools 

On Joy Rd W of Newburgh 

459-6600 

* On selected units only 

400 Apts. Foe Rent 


FROM $475 

• Free Heat 

• Large 18 2 Bedroom 

• 1 or 2 Year Leases 

VILLAGE OAKS 

474-1305 

LIVONIA'S 

FINEST 

LOCATION 

Merrlman corner 7 Mile 

Limited time offer: 1 month 

free rent with 1 year lease, 

new tenants only. —— 

Deluxe 

'2 bedroom. 2 bath 

$620 

• All appliances 

• Vertical blinds 

• Pool 

• Nearby shopping 

MERRIMAN WOODS 

H , 

Mod* oomn 9-5 except THundey 

477-9377 Office: 775-8200 

NEW ENGLAND PLACE APTS 

2 bedroom flreplece 

Kids A pets ok 

435-5430 

Farmington Mins 

Orchard 

Creek 

Apartments 

• Private entrances 

• Washers A dryers . 

• 2 Spacious bedrooms 

. 2 Fun baths 

• Carports 

• Cat hedi «• ceikngs " 

• Many more amenities 

On Orchard Lake Rd 

V4 Mile S of 14 Mile Rd.,. 

Farmington Hills 

855-1250 

Oaky 12-5 pm 

(Closed Wed ) 

or by Appt 

LIVONIA - 7 MILE RD. 

2 Bedroom. 2 Bath 

$635 

Includes washer A dryer m each 

apartment. Carpeting, vertical 

blinds, deiuie appkancas balcony, 

patio, swimming pool, tennis courts 

community room Near shopping 

CANTERBURY PARK 

7 MMe Rd corner MsytieKI between, 

Farmmglon A Mernmen Rds 

473-3983 775-8200 

Model open dally 9-5 

except Wedneaday t 

FAAkMNGTON HILLS 

1.000 aq n spenmeM. 


CALL-*OR SPRING SPECIAL 

Naw England charm - r^vw 1500 

SO It 2 A 3 bedroom townhhousea. 

2'j baths spacidua-master bed- 

room suite washer dryer bknds 

and covered parking 

FOXPOINTE 

TOWNHOUSES " 

Haisted & 11 Mile 

473-1127 


A RANCM & TOWNHOUSE 

COMMUNITY 

Elegantly designed 2 or 3 bedroom 

ranch, or 3 bedroom townhouaea 

2'y baths 2000 sq It of living 

space, whirlpool tub fuC basement. 

2 car attached garages From 

11475 

COVINGTON CLUB i 

u Miw A Middlemen - - 

851-2730 

WINTER SPECIAL 

CONCORD TOWERS 

1 A 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS 

includes 

• Stove A refrigerator 

• Dishwasher 

• Carport 

• Intercom 

• Newly decorated 

• Smoke detectors 

• Sprinkler «»t*m 

• FROM $405 

1-75 and 14 Mile 

New to Abbey Thealer 

589-3355 

Madison Heights 

SPECIAL 

$50 SECURITY 

GREAT LOCATION 

LEXINGTON , 

VILLAGE 

1 BEOROOfnt APARTMENT 

400 Apta. For Kent 

Northville Forest 

Apartments 

14 2 Bedrooms 

Over 1 000 sq ft of comfortable 

sound conditioned kvmg 

.from $497 

AVAILABLE NOW' 

includes hot water walk-in close! 

porch or balcony swimming pool, 

community bukding storage area 

OPEN MON FRJ 8am-4pm ' 

After 4pm A weekends 

try appointment 

420-0888 

NORTHVILLE - 1-275 A 8 Mi 

Ns wer luxury apartment Al amem- 

IM including ttWf dryer... 1 A 2 

bedrooms starting at $539 - spe- 

cial incentives 348-4300 

4W Apts. For Rent 

NOVI S AWARO WINNING 

COMMUNITY 

. SADDLE CREEK 

1 A 2 BEDROOM APT HOMES 

Designed with a private entry that 

leads you to a world of gracious liv- 

ing For your convenience a waeNer 

A aryer along with a reserved car- 

port are included plus a clubhouse 

wtih planned ectiftias and exerciee 

await ydu 

OPEN HOUSE 

Sat A Sun 11-5 

344-9966 

On Nov Rd . between 9 A 10 Mile 

Rd lusts of 12 Oaks Malt 

Nov 

Tree Top Park 

HEAT INCLUDED 

Natural beauty surrounds tneea 

spartments with mew of the woods 

Take the loot bridge across the roll- 

ing brook to the open park area or 

lust en,ay the tranquility of the edia- 

cent woods EHO 

2 bedroom from $555 

Located on Now Rd N of 8 M«e 

open Mon - Fn 10-6 Sat 10-5 

Sun t2-5 

BENEICKE & KRUE 

348-9590 347-1690 


SLOOK AT THIS 

Spacious 1 Snd 2 bedroom 

apartments and urtreal 2 

bedroom townnouaea 

• Great locations - near 98 

eee -275 

• Minutes from 12 Oaks 

Mak. 

• Full basements «the 


PLYMOUTH - NICE 3 yeer ok] 1 

bedroom, doee to town wrth avj 

bknds. laundry avakatke Mar 15 

$435'mo No pets 453-1743 

PLYMOUTH SENIOR CITIZEN 

Specials Specious 1 A 2 bedroom 

ty Wa» to Shopping Central a*, 

diahwaaher. trnlKM bknds carport 

pool Avaaede to quskAed 

453-8811 

1 Heet 

' Stove A refrigerator 

• Pool 

• Nawfy decorated 

• Smoke detectors 

• FROM $445 

1-75 and 14 Mile 

•cross from Oakland Mall 

585-4010 

Novi 

ABSOLUTELY 

F R E E 

APARTMENT 

INFO! 

NORTHVILLE 1 A 2 bedroom aparl 

ments available $SC5 to $585 per , 

month including heat 1 year lease 

348-9250 

FOUNTAIN PARK 

NOVI 

NOVI' rs the IN-PÂC£^ to «v« 

FOuntam Park is trtfc * 1 'place lo 

LtVE-'N 

• Super location 

• Near 96-296-275 

• Indrviaua; laundry room wnn 

washer 8 Urjier 

• Private entrances 

-Walk-in closets 

• Super on-sde management 

348-0626 

^••on-Frt ie-6-30 

Sat A Suh N0041-5 

On Grand River between Nov A 

Meedowbrpok ftps 

Tree Top 

Meadows 

Quiet, convenient twig comes wtth 

tries® newer lunury aparl menu in 

desirable Novi Feaiurea include 

• Over sired rooms A balconies 

• Oekine "rtcnens 

• Ai- conditioning 

• Window treatments 

• Covered parking 

• Walking distance to shopping 

restaur anil $ nouses of worship 

• Eaay access lo 3 aspresaways 

• Hot water 

'hese units are freshly painted 

I dean as a whistle A olter good val- 

] ues at great pricea EHO 

1 bedroom: $535 

j 2 bedrooms : $595 

, 

Ask about our specials 

open Mon - Fn 10-6 

Sat 10-5 Sun 12-5 

8«tnelcke & Krue 

348-9590 • 347-1690 

NOVI RIDGE 

On 10 Mae between Now Rd 

Meadowbrook 

349-8200 


NORTHVILLE GREEN 

Large contemporary 2 

apartment with BMconi porch over- 

look mg running brook On Randolph 

at 8 Mae. 'n Mile W of Sheldon Rd 

Walk to downtown iSorthvUM 

RENT $670 

SECURTIY $20C 

Includee carport pkiWi carpeting. 

349-7743 

PLYMOUTH 

Absolutely 

The Best 

Apartment in Plymouth' come see 

why hurry* They won i last long 

• Spacipus 1 A 2 bedrooms 

• Heat 8 Bands included 

• Private balcony 

TWIN ARBORS 

453-2800 

Ptymouth "l! 

FREE 

MICROWAVE 

when-fou move m during February 

Plymouth Square 

Apartments 

1 BEDROOM APT 

$455 PLUS UTILITIES 

9421. MARGUERITE 

• Oft Arm Arbor Rd l block West o» 

Shetdoni 

MON THRU FRI 9 TO 5 

455-6570 

PLYMOUTH i 

Plymouth Hills 

Apartments 

746 S Mtll St. 

Modern 1 and 2 Bedroom 

• WASHER-DRYER 

IN EACH APT 

• ACCESS TO 1-275 

• AIR CONDITIONED 

• FULLY CARPETED 

. DISHWASHER 

. NO PETS 

FROM $445 

OPEN DAILY 12 to 5PM 

455-4721 278-8319 

PLYMOUTH Mayflower Hotel $450 

month Deny room service 24 nour 

message service Color TV No 

leases immediete occupancy 

Creon or Mane 453-1620 

PL YMOUTH-Spaclous 1 A 2 bed- 

room apartment-quaat compieii Ap- 

pkancea neat included mt. 

$445 $515 per month 

348-«>77 459-2923 

PLYMOUTH TWP - 1 bedroom. 

! nice Quiet comer, immediate occu- 

pency no pels 1-437-2610 


PLYMOUTH - 1 bedroom Maple A 

Feirground, lower apertment stove. 

Monday. February 25. 1991 

400 Apts. For Rant 

Pl r MOUTH - 1 

K>garaK». M M . dryer, $450'mo 

plu* ulrtities pkjs security 

Deys 522-5860 Eves 464-6636 

PLYMOUTH - 1 bedroom, reeiden- 

l:gg£- 

•ange. $ocated off Ford Rd.. 

block East ol Wayne 

Mon - FrL - 

Sal 9-5Sun 

9am-5pm 

noon- 5pm 

-729-4020 

WESTLAND 

. _jdroom carpeted stove refrt 

eretor included $325/mo plus $3 

deposit 326-8300 

HILLS -.Z tffroo"? £»"»- 

compietely refurbished, 

immediately. $395 mo 

Caa Mon -Tit.. 9-5p*n. 338-4677 

BERKLEY-Spacious 3 bedroom. 

Basement oversized garage, stove, 

refrigerate* new cerpettfUmds. no 

i $750/mo • deposit 844-1411 

BIRMINGHAM 8 ALL CITIES 

HOMES FOR RENT 

SEE 100 S WHERE 

TENANTS 8 LANDLORDS 

SHARE LISTINGS • 642-1620 

FREE CATALOGUE 

884 So Adams. Birmmgham. Ml 

BIRMINGHAM- Bioomheid HUTS 

Schools Maple 8 Franklin aree 4 

bedroom co»or*al 2* bath, farmer 

room, central air Clean Leaae 

$ 1650/mo Available Mar 1 Joan 

Park. REMAX 846-5000 or 851-8407 

BIRMINGHAM - Charming 4 bed- 

room brick colonial, 2*A Oattw. wet 

bar. family room, fireplace. 1st floor 

laundry, some hardwoods, lormal 

$1600'mo 

737-1002 

dmmg room, appliances 

D 8 H PROPERTIES 

BIRMINGHAM - Charming, bright 2 

bedroopi near shops Basement. 

$eOO/MO 

540-6375 

a s s i s t 

BIRMINGHAM downtown Living 

room/nreplBce. dmmg room. 2 bed- 

rooms. — wood Boors, central air 

$900 mo 644-4438 or 848-7061 

BIRMINGHAM - Immaculate 3 bed- 

room. 1 b alh.» appliances, gerage 

air 8 mm. blmds • attic storage 

$800 mo » security 626-8319 

BIRMINGHAM - Maple 8 Adams 

area 3 bedrooms - 3rd Boor walk- 

up 1st floor laundry, fireplace A 

Classic Beeuty $1800/mo 644-6443 

BIRMINGHAM - newly decorated 2 

bedroom 1 bath, finished base- 

ment. Florida room, appliances new 

carpet $725'mo 549-6465 

WESTLAND 

2 BEDROOM FROM $475 

$200 SECURITY DEPOSIT 

2 bedroom. 1 bath with plush car- 

peting, walk-in master closet 8 stor- 

age Bunds, dishwasher, security 

haA-doors with Wleroom. balcony or 

patio pool & play areas 

By Wesrtand Mali, cats allowed 

WOODLAND VILLA 

422-5411 

Westland - 2 Bedroom Apt. 

Close to shopping 8 schools 

Heat/water included Children 

welcome Call now and receive 50 

percent oil first month s rant 

326-9008 

W E S T L A N D 

6200 North Wayne Rd — 

STUOIO - $395 

1 BEDROOM - $445 


Includes neat 8 water Senior Dis- 

count Pool 8 air Cloee to , 

Westland Shopping Center 

722-5155 

BIRMINGHAM • Recently remod- 

eled 2 bedroom W,town. washer / 

dryer and ell appliances Available 

immediately $675/mo 569-3357 

BiRMINGHAM-waJk to town. 3 bed- 

room cape cod. lencad yard, newty 

painted hardwood floors, air condi- 

tioned $875/mo -after 5. 478-9151 

BIRMINGHAM. 2 bedroom • den 

Bright. Sunny completely renovated 

interior $780 per month Security 

deposit Mrs Smith 335-9190 

BIRMINGHAM 3 BEDROOM 

Classic style fireplace, dmmo room, 

rec room Nuetrai decor $950 

Cal 649-0878 

BIRMINGHAM - 3 bedroom home 

Clean' Great landlords' $800 per 

month •» security deposrt 433-3316 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS - 4 bedroom. 3 

bath $1100 * utrtitiea 1'* month 

security deposrt 1st month free for 

needed redecorating 332-7924 

NT ON • Clean 3 bedroom 

fireplace basement 

$975 /month 

tzar, Apr* 

981-2767 

CANTON-Executive rental 3 bed- 

room Colonial Many extraa. garage, 

$975 discount rent • deposit. Deys 

676-4935 Eves 675-3507 

402 Furnished Apts. 

For Rent 

.CASS LAKE home Must see new 

decor, deck, greenhouse 2 bed- 

rooms. loft, sprmkler 2 car attached 

garage $1350 mo 681-7874 

ABBINGTON LAKE 

FROM $695 

Temporary Assignment* Relocat- 

ing? We have corporate apts tor 

Short term lease Fully furnished 

with linens, housewares, utilities, 

television, stereo 8 microwave Corv 

venientfy located m weetern suburb, 

easy access to all l-ways 8 airport 

Pets welcome m selected units 

Can anytime 459-9507 

Birmingham Downtown 

MONTHLY LEASES 

1 OR 2 BEDROOM 

Furnished & Unfurnished 

Starts at $32.50/Day 

UTHJTIES INCLUDED 

851-4157 

" EXECUTIVE GARDEN APTS. 

CASS LAKE WATERFRONT 

bedrooms $8 50/MO 2 bed-. 

$550/MO immediate 

occupancy 858-5087 

CLARKSTON. on Mills Pond Single 

bedroom cottage, newly remodeled 

interior Appliances included. $550/ 

S 826-9480 

mo Days I eves 843-8258 

CLAWSON - 3 bedroom 1 bath 

brick ranch Basement, newer kitch- 

en. immediate occupancy $760 per 

month 540-2670 

DEARBORN HEIGHTS Peach Daly 

8 Ford Rd 3 bedroom ranch. 4 yrs 

old. fenced yard, basement, beauti- 

ful kitchen, appliances including 

disnwasher $750/mo plus security 

Call between 10-4. 562-6247 

BIRMINGHAM DOWNTOWN- Prime 

location. 1 bedroom completely fur- 

nished Unens. dishes, color, micro. 

mt Sf#>rl or long term $695.mo in- 

cludes utilities 642-0093. ^44-4454 

Heat included 

Mon. - Fri. 9-5 

Sat. 10-5 

•Limited time. New Residents 

upon signing 1 year lease 

Selected units. 

Equal Mousing 

Opportunity 

Westland 

SPECIAL ON 

SECURITY DEPOSIT $200 

1 MONTH FREE RENT ON 

1 BEDROOM APTS. 

Limited time only 

WESTLAND AREA 

POOL 

Club House, Patio, Pets Al- 

lowed. Air, Carpet. 

FREE HEAT 8 HOT WATER 



BLUE GARDEN APTS. 

Westland s Fmeat Apart menu 

Cherry Hill Near Memman 

Defy 11am-6pm - Sal 10am-2pm 

729-2242 

BIRMINGHAM 

PUTNEY MEWS 

Completely furnished town 

nouses 20 delightful 2 

bedroom units. TV. dishes, 

(mens Extendable 30 day 

leases Greet location 

From $960 

689-8462 

Western Hills Apts. 

2 Bedroom 

Special 

Up to $100 Off 

Per Month 

With a 12 Month Lease 

Heat & Water Paid 

Central AJr, Poo4 

Cal Today 

729-6520 

Cherry Hill & Newburgh 

Limited Special 

Birmingham. /W Bloomfield 

BLOOMFIELD LAKES APTS 

WINTER SPECIAL ON RATES 

3 corporate apartments available m 

a small private qmet conjpien 

STUOIO $500 

ONE BEDROOM $550 - $650 

TWO BEDROOM $650 - $750 - 

Heat 8 water included Washer 8 

dryer on mam floor A* apartments 

fully furnished wrth designer decor 

interiors- Includes dishes Unens. sil- 

ver etc 8 are cable ready ideal for 

executives or business persons re- 

locating into area Cleaning services 

available Beach 

No pets pieese E 

management 

1 month lease avertable to qualified 

privileges 

E.ce&em 

on lake 

on-site 

2920 Schroder Bfvd 2 M l N ol 

Orchard Lake Rd oft Cass La*e Rd 

FOR APPOINTMENT 

881-9161 681-8309 

BIRMINGHAM • t bedroom apt 

with carport Completely furnished, 

leaae and security deposit required 

Can after 4pm 647 4390 

ONE & TWO BEDROOM 

% 

WASHER 

AND DRYER 

IN EACH • 

AfARTMENT 

DRAMATIC 

CATHEDRAL 

CEILINGS 

AVAILABLE 

LEASING OFFfCE 

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 

M O U T H 

^LAKEFROHT APARTMENTS 

P 

COMMERCE TWP LAKEFRONT 

Carriage house Large deck Prtvale 

dock Beautiful sunsets $850 per 

month mdudes heat 851-8509 

DEARBORN HEIGHTS - Cute 2 bed- 

room Ranch Garage, utility room, 

lenced Qjjtipn to buy avertable im- 

m«J.sio occupancy $490 788-1823 

DEARBORN Outer Drive.'Go«view 

area Cedar shske English colonial 

4 bedrooms 2'» baths. Isrmfy room, 

fireplace, all appliances Available 

thru 7-31-91 $l2007mo 

D 4 H PROPERTIES 737-4002 

DEARBORN 

3 bedroom 2 full bath, basement 

fenced yard, near schools 8 pool 

$680 month 533-9615 

BLACKSTONE - 3 bedroom near 

Pilgrim 8 Burt Rd $350 month piua 

$35Q deposit 522-0572 

OUTER DR /SCHOOLCRAFT 

2 bedrooms carpel drapaa. 2 

garage fenced yard $350 

month plus $350 security 1350 per 

255-3628 

SCHOOLCRAFT/Burt Rd aree 3 

bedrooms with appliances and 

lenced yard $375 plus secunty 

' 421-1459 

DETROIT address REDFORO AREA 

3 • bedrooms. tamHy room fire- 

place. living room. dmMh room. 

$550 - security deposit Avaaebie 

March 1st 356-2754 

DETROIT 'REDFORO 6 Mile W of 

Telegraph 2 bedroom, appkancea 

large yard 

$3*5'mo '« 

quiet neighborhood 

lease 689-7719 

DETROIT - Warrendeie 3 bedroom 

bnck newer carpeting thru out 

2 car garage $595'mo 

255-5678 05 477-8409 

DETROIT • 7 rm 8 Evergreen Bnck 

2 bedroom Casement fenced yard. 

2 car garage Nice neighborhood 

$450 - security 533-6758 

FARMINGTON - Drake'Freedom 3 

bedroom 2 * acre, stove/rsingers 

tor. attached garage $720/mo - 

security 8 damage lea 824-4667 

FARMINGTON HILLS - 1 bedroom 

pertly furmehed $365'mo wrth ut* 

ties included 477-8900 -476-1572 

HOME AWAY FROM HOME INC 

Short «eee Elegantly turmshed 8 

equipped 1. 2 or 3 bedroom apis 

No pea From $1150 826-T714 

OLD REDFORD - area very mce 

large 3 room 8 beth furmahad or 

iol UtiStiee included $37Vmo 

533-7342 

PLYMOUTH - I bedroom furmehed 

includes tm utamea Cm street park- 

ing 2 blocks M lown $415 plus se- 

curity 6 mo lease 459-4199 

SUITE LIFE 

FROM 

MoMh?^ 

immediate occupancy 

549-5500 

HEAT 

INCLUDED 

FULLY FURNISHED 

CORPORATE SUITES 

Weekend Towers 

CENTRAL 

AIR 

Ol yxir relocation tr 

ihT^'X^ 

THRU-UNIT 

DESIGN 


wood Sub 4 bedroo 

master bedroom 25s 12. Tt baths 

lormal dining room, family room 

fireplace. $1700;mo 

0 8 H PROPERTIES 737-4002 

FARMINGTON HILLS - 2/3 bed- 

room appeancee cerpeling ga- 

rage acre of land Off Northwestern 

Hwy $900 mo $26-2422 624-3245 

FARMINGTON HHL*. 2 bedroom 

ranch large 

Divers-'ied Group. Inc 861-3000 

LIVONIA - 3 bedroom, an.appli- 

ances energy efficient $850 month 

p*, security Avartawg ¥an* 3 

After 5pm 591-2055 

NOVI 3 bedroom on 3W acres, natu- 

ral fireplace. Mg kitchen 8 dmmg 

room, located on GrandR»ver 

oetween Tan 8 Beck near expreee- 

... A* for Sieve j 538-9665 

Oh 1 L _ _ I 

2 bedrooms £700 per mo 

348-8306 

NOVI Waded Lake Lakefront 2 bed- 

room Cape Cod 2 kjl baths New 

carpel New kitchen Deck Dock 

Eiceaent condition 8925 553-9085 

OAK PARK - 9 maa/Scot IS race 3 

yard. 1 block Irom school FarndaM 

schools Children 8 pels ok $575 

month plus security Avertable 

March 3. 968-8861 

PLYMOUTH/CANTON Schools 

Be*iWM 4 bedroom. Tl bath colo- 

nial backs up lo woods Slove 8 re- 

»ngeralor $1200 451-2185 

PLYMOUTH - Neer downtown 4 

bedroom furrvshed or pertieey 

**n»had No dogs Terme negoti- 

able 455-9268 455-1199 

PLYMOUTH - rent with option to 

biry 3 bedroom famay room. f»re- 

ptece garage Available Aprs i« 

$800 mo 459-5504 

404 Houses For Rent 

SYLVAN LAKE 3 BCOOOOM 

Bungalow wrth Dbck on L8ke 

$67;5'mo Av 

Cal. ask lor Jane 681 3896 

TROY. Lrvernois neer Watliee fcew 

decor. 3 bedroom i'i bath colonial, 

garage basement, eppnances. 

leaae $900 1st mo free 646-0485 

TROY - 2 bedroom, larmly room, 

baaement 2 ce> attached gvage 

Large lot ver-y^prirsta $780/mo 

641 i or 754-3438 

WATERFORO LAKEFRONT 

Sandy beech alt sports laka. newty 

ledecora'ted Lease/option $1,195 

256-0266 673-8531 

WAYNE - Attractive 3 

Ranch across from park 

fenced " 

mediate Option to buy avi 

e occupancy $630 

Patio. 

Wtv- 

786-1823 

WAYNE - Clean 3 bediuoru 1 bath, 

partial brick ranch, freshly p am ted 

Corner lot 8 lanced No basement 

or garage $550 mo 464-3039 

REDFORO TWP 2 bedroom bnck 

RMrloersior stove. $575/mo 

Cart Dave - 255-5678 or 477-8409 

Other rentals available soon 

REDFORO 3 bedroom ranch 

basement, central a» stove 

dishwesher 8 disposal 

"©a/opener $700 mo 533-1 

N ROYAL OAK 

conditioned, gar 

ment. sppkances patio 

$850 mo References 

3 bedrooms, SM 

No pets 

642-3829 

SOUTHFIELD 

Nice 3 bedroom r» bath coorual 

On quiet street $750/mo plus sa- 

curiry Leave message 967-4453 

SOUTHFIELD - 21006 Pomoana 3 

bedroom, tul baaement. new carpet 

8 pami $550 plus last plus security 

deposrt No pets eves 535-8939 

SOUTHFIELD 

3 bedroom newer brick -sncn 

ment. lencad yard Kids 

pats OK. 273 

gara^ 

Non- 

WES T LAND 

2 bedroom 

age $600 plus security 

smokers 661-6787 

WESTLAND - Open House. Mer 3 

•2pm-4pm 3 bedroom bungalow 

gsrsga washer'dryer newly deco- 

rated Clean $530 mo 728-3905 

WESTLAND - Venoy - N ol Mich 

Attractive 2 bedroom ranch carpet, 

•mmethata occupancy $495 montn 

274-6202 

WESTLAND Wayne 8~Watran Rds 

3 bedroom ranch. I't baths Hn- 

(Vmmgton His 

851-2730 

KAFTAN ENTERPRISES 

THE TOWNHOUSE SPECIALIST 

352-3800 

WESTLANO 3 bedroom, carpeting, 

curtains, sppkances basement 2 

catgsrsge Absokrtsfy No Pets' 

WOLVERINE.CALLED LAKE 

3-4 bedroom tn-level 2'l baths, ga- 

Avansbie now' $450 every 2 

624-6948 

W BLOOMFIELD 2 bedrooms ex- 

port lencad yard new carpeting 8 

buin-m oven, lake privileges W 

Bloomfield Schools $435 477-2694 

W BLOOMFIELD LAKEFROKT 

Scene woodeo waterfront lot New 

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room. I's bath 

room. 2 car attached gs- Lawn/ 

snow cars $1250 i M a n 

INKSTtR 3 I 

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COMMERCE TWP LAKEFRONT 

3-4 bedroom Largs deck Dock 

Washer dryer, dishes, linens 

$2 000/mo. mdudes heat 851-8409 

monthly thru June 30 2 car 

tachee .garage 2 fuU baths fire- 

place private beach docks. Easy 

commute to Warren Troy or Ponti- 

ac No pets $950 month. 652-4460 

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For Rent 

CANTON 2 bedroom mobae home 

•rtth expendo Asfcmg$4S0/mo piua 

dapoeit Pets O K Caa. 

after 3pm ITMUO 

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kemeburg, 2 bedroom. 1 beth Itev- 

d baaement. mt condition spps- 

sa Cart evenings 649-6012 

BIRMINGHAM 

? bedroom lowrrt 

GOLFERS DREAM VACATION' 

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with lacuzzi. pool, hot tub. bicycMa 

L^csiso on famous Smpysre GC 

uilines 8 garage mc 

258-4835 or sner 5 646-2199 

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2 or 3 Bed'Oom Apts 

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(with Fu« Baaement) 

From $700 Month 

immediate Occupancy 

One Month Free Ram 

Lining Hours from 9am-5pm OaPy 

Sat 12noon-3pm or ea* 

646-1188 

BIRMINGHAM - TOWNHOUSE 

2 bedroom. 1% beth art sppkances. 

$650 per month — 

647-1300 644-3894 

BIRMINGHAM 2 Bedroom 

bath tf sppkances carport 

Oer&y 4 Adams $775 per month 

Caa 540-3639 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS' 2 bedroom* 

2 oaths, AMI slaps lo beech and 

pool Courtyard and Lsksview imrts 

svartaMa Rentals from $675 - 

$1000 -month CALL STEVE COLE 

RE/MAX EXECUTIVE 641-5300 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS 

Live on beautHU Square Laka. luxu- 

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including washer 6 

bknda. BO0SOUS mew and much 

much mora Oon'1 mlaa out. $1100 s 

fndhth. cal noie and ask about n* 

$600 savings Cak 23043720 

939-2142 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS 

The Heathers 2 bedroom. 2 bam. 

fireplace garage Cak. 882-5003 

Iquars Lafea HBs 

Condo 2 bedroom. 2 befh pool, 

beech $700 

pets 855-3300 

BRIGHTON OA* 

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treatment* fkrapieca Isl floor laun- 

garage, mors Laaaa 3i3-229-0«a6 

TOWNHOUSES AT Amber's Timber 

Lodgaa neer Troy Large beoroom 8 

•oft fireplace Most with washer 

aryer hookups Must see 10 sppreo- 

e»e 280-1700 

FARSrtWlGTON LOCATION - r» 

sncps 8 security 'equwed 1 I 

room. 6 mos leaae No pets Cak 

406 Duplexes For Rent 

NORTHVILLE 2 BEDROOM. 

country ssttmg $530 per month 

•nciydes utilities 349-6594 

$510 per month plus utatMs 

356-2200 

PLYMOUTH - 2 bedrooms bnck 

ranch wood cathedral cemngs 

skylights yarC. washer dryer stove 

'efngerstor. no pets $575 451-0137 

PLYMOLTTH-2 bedroom washer 8 

j)rye' fua private basement ckoee to 

[ downtown $650 per month - ul«- 

1ies Cart before 6pm 453-3570 

TROY Deluxe 2 bedroom. 1'-» bath 

ail appuancas mciuOes washer 

dryw ia carport Musi see 

$635 -His message 642-0838 

WESTLAND • Nor Wayne Cieen 8 

fresh 1 , ps "teo 3 bedrooms, cnee to 

schools No sppkances $425/mo 

I > mo security 729^574 

wESTlAND- - 1 >»droom duplex 

$350 mo • $350 security Section 

8 8 senrors ciaans okay 326-5564 

or 729^1553 

FARMINGTON HtLLS 

2 8 3 bedroom ranch 8 1 

2H Oaths 2.000 aq«. 

tachad garage. Ml baaar 

srve comnsjnay from »1*75/mo 

S51-2730 

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14 Mile - Middlebeit 

414 Southern Rentals 

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bath condo. luky tumofied Largest 

l««mnng pool Mi SW Florida $400 

weak AvakatMe from Apr* 867-4714 

DISNEY/EPCOT - universal StuOioa 

IS Mae* away Luxury 2 and 3 bed- 

room. 2 bath condo. waahar dryer. 

rowave pool wiirn lerws 

courts $495 and $525 Weak Deys 

474-5190 Eves 476-9713 

FLORIDA HiHsborougn Beach 

Apartment lor rem Mo of Apr* 10 

mrte* Irom Fort LauderOaM On 

Beach iwimyang pool Al appk- 

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cupancy Cak Ken/Van ai 473-0009 

99r PGA I Mr nags Classic m- Mature nonsmoking man 

dudes God 8 Ta 864-5209 

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Baeutifuky fcjmashed condo 1 Oaf 

room AisrtsCIa Mai -Isl snorti' 

month) or long term leese 772-9323 

HILTON HEAD ocean condo. 

beach, pool. Mnras. i bedroom. 

1 bath .$375 wwe> 

' 459-6566 

HILTON HEAD/SHOREWOOO 

Deluxe 2 bedroom 2 bslh 4th floor 

condo. centraay located with great 

mew oI ocean.'poo 313-227-1675 

HILTON HEAD • 1 

condo accommodefea 6 adults, on 

the beech $500 week peak season, 

oft seeaon negotiable 313-696-2007 

KEY LARGO FLORIDA CON9©_ 

New Condo 2 bedrooma 2 baths 

Ocean new. Day 'week'month 

427-0760 J49-6073 

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Select one to fhre bedroom eccomo- 

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1-000-645-6966 

MYRTLE BEACH SC CONDO 

Beeulifuay decorated, on the ocean 

3rd floor - 2 l)edroom 2 befh 

washer'dryar. pool tecum kitchen 

277-4544 

420 Rooma For Rent 

BIRMINGHAM HOME - Cnai QuW 

room lor employed gentleman only 

ROOM FOR rem m a 3 bedroom 

home with «richer. A bath prfvttegee 

Workmg parson $125'mo Close to 

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GAROEN CITY- quwt home private 

bath utatiee mdudetf $2S0/mq 

Musi be enffloyad. preferably ragnt 

mrh Sma* pat ok 422-7336 

NEAP WESTLANO MALL - fv*- 

raahed room, kitchen and laundry 

pnveeges. mdudes uaktiat 8 cable 

$65/wS plus security 522-0220 

NICE Furmehed room lor rem. 

home in Re mfurniahed 

Non-smo.« 

reference* $400 mo 855-9396 

422 Wanted To Rant * 

FA MIL v OF 3 wrth s. mart pet wish, to 

!*m 3-4 bedroom nom* .rvoruA' 

Canton/Plymouth ar ta 421-0167 

140C plus 

HOUSE TO SHARE - Orchard Lake 

8 Lone Pme Rd 3000 soft central 

att. bum IT. pool voney Das court 

Beautifully turmahed Fur. kitchen 8 

laundry $375 month i ulMias 

Days 59 * 2504 eves 66^-59 - ^ 1 " s T ^ e 

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seeks condo or home 

sq ft Bwmmghan 

1 w-'h option, or pur- 

chase of L C-E«c*Wrj»Wt ax- 

932-3118 

KEEGO HARBO° femai* roommate ' 

to snare * bed-oom home Caaa 

$26« -no •. ,/t.i.t.es 424 House Sitting Ser*. 

Avartaow mmediaiaiy 663-3463 ' 

iARGE SOuTHFiELD home 2 bath 

furnished tir-sheo tusement 

washer - dryer $225 mc tout unti- 

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NORTHVILLE' AREA 

mat* wanted $230. mo pm* i 

346-3067 

NORTHVILLE - avertable March 4 

lownhouee- condo wtf primages 

Shon term tranrferees OK Nor 

smokmg mOun 40 or atom Phone 

after 6 or weekencs J48-6303 

My* RETIRED Florida parents are 

igokmg to .house sit or rem iur- 

home lor 2 

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256-5746 

429 Garages & 

Mini Storage 

v > l u IN-TOWN on*car 

aar age stwage space 7 ft 8 m by 

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. Secure 8 dry $SC/mo 64.9-4516 

NORTHVILLE-2 bedroom 2 bam 

lakefrom apartment Branc new 

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1285. mo 

644-6845 

301 is Greanflaid Rd Soumfaid 

3W836- 

WEST PALM BEACH/LAKE! 

WORTH aree 1 bedroom furnished 

$650'mcL 

459-4199 

415 Vacation Rentals 

FARMMGTON HILLS 

buy. 1.381 sq ft.. 2 

FARMINGTON HILLS - 1 huge bad- 

room. imng room, wnert oMca. 

kitchen sppaancee. snow removal, 

carport, pool tennis 844-3907 

BOYNE/MGHLANO AREA 

Lakehont 2 baerocim $45- mgM 

313-363-1236 

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jtjfliaa Call uaa . 559-4053 

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$200 . U' V - 

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non 

$275' I 

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condo Available m 2 wai 

tomonm $875 Cart Fred 

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FARMINGTON HILLS Luxury condo 

upper slory. 2 bedroom. 2 bam. hre- 

724-9611 

FARMINGTON He* - a beautiful 3 

bedroom townhouee a avertable 

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port. prtvaia entrance hJ* baae- 

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bands 8 much more Cal 

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PLYMOUTH, luiury condo. 2 bed- 

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throughout, carport storage aree l 

year leaae 1650 mo 3474)818 

WESTLANO - 2 bed-oom 

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$400 per month . 

Can >26-6668 

PLYMOUTH - Secluded private 2 

bedroom. 2 bam luxurious Ccmdc 

central a». garage baaement sic* 

•g/ hrepieca an -ippkance* pm* 

wasnar dryar window treatments 

deck cable 'eedy Wakmg dstance 

WCSTLANO-2 oedroom Nonweyne • to County perk $975 MO 348-5320 

s«A a- LX? lit,! I Pf* 2 MdrOOfh « •U" Oil". "«4ny 

1 upgrades, large baiamam carport 

410 Flats 

pod 8 clubhouse 

AUBURN HILLS - Perry 8 Walton 

Btvd 2 Bedroom irvmg room dmmg 

I roore carpeted, baaement. decas 

I gsrag* 2 acre* $645 mo 651-3336 

BAMJ4GHAM • one bedroom ap- 

puancas carpeting aw conditioning 

garage 8 awn service $425 phi* 

utîtas 644-7642 

BIRMINGHAM - 1 bedroom hard- 

wood floors garage washer 8 

-ar«ei mmuie* to downtown, pets 

OI» $670 mo 8 mc >eese 646-6214 

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classified help you buy or 

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$ 17,495 

•Plus-tax. title, plates & dest. 

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ON TELEGRAPH, JUST NORTH €F 12 MILE ROAD 

OVER 3000 

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ON SALE!! 

MONTH-END SALE!! 

1991 SUNBIRD COUPE 

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ART MORAS r 

$14,779 

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On Telegraph 

Jus! N. of 12 Mile 

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1991 GRAND AM 2 M. COUPE 

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SPECIAL SALE PRICE 

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HUGE REBATES 

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c iJf v ^ Building Scene CLASSIFIED 

. 

Monday. February 25. 199 O&E 

Marilyn Fitchett editor/591-2300 

The Hills of Lone Pine — ia addition to estates homeq — features 

several contemporary style cluster homes like this one by 

Bloomfield Hills architect Rtbert Swanson. Home fronts are de- 

signed to be inconspicuous, but the rear views have open, natural 

vistas. 

Family ties 

Homestead makes way for upscale development 

By Of aid Frawtay 

staff writer 

Developers are often accued of 

raping the land because thej purchase 

large tracts of natura, unspoiled 

land, cut down trees, 'ill in 

wetlands, lay down concrete, bury 

pipes, hang wires and slap up hvuses. 

Developers say abuses are tiings 

of the past, but even tbe most environmentally 

concerned deveopers 

would have to admit their tieslo the 

land are tenuous. 

Not James Vanderkloot, vici president 

and general manager ofTexel 

Land Co. He's developing right in his 

former backyard — literally. 

Vanderkloot, along with his ather, 

Robert, and .mother, Tutti«, are 

transforming the former ID-acre 

Vanderkloot family farm ijto the 

Hills of Lone Pine. 

James' brother William anl sister 

Karen DiChiera, although i»t officers 

of Texel Land Co., re also 

closely involved in the deveopment 

of the former family farm James 

Vanderkloot said. 

"We knew a time wotld come 

when the land would be defeloped,'' 

Vanderkloot said of Jie sibstantial 

tract of prime real estate in Bloomfield 

Township at Lone Pine and 

Telegraph roads. 

"There was a fierce instinct in the 

family to see this done a certain 

way." 

THE VANDERKLOOT fimily has 

a vested interest irhow the development 

works out - and not only because 

they have li'ed there for nearly 

four decades, tobert and Tuttie 

Vanderkloot still live in the home 

they built in 1954 

* If A 50 acres >f rolling, woeded 

hills and a posh )akland County address 

isn't enoup to make the average 

developer slivate. then throwing 

in a private ake completely surrounded 

by the roperty would 

Most develcaers are concerned 

about preserving the land, but few 

have the direC ties the Vanderkloot 

family had to he property. All of the 

now mature pne trees that dot the 

landscape wee planted by the family 

long before iie development. 

Some, Vanderkloot said, were 

transplanted during construction, 

but many are still original plantings. 

"There weren't any pine trees 

here when my family bought the 

property in 1952." 

Prior to 1952, the land was owned 

by James Vernor Sr., founder of the 

Detroit soft drink company. Tbe 

original Vernor farmhouse is slated 

for renovation thi&summer. 

Vanderkloot said his family had no 

previous experience in development 

— they were formerly in industrial 

real estate and printing — so they 

toyed with the idea of selling - the 

property or working out an arrangement 

with a developer. 

"The more we considered the idea, 

the more we leaned toward developing 

it ourselves." 

IF THE PROPERTY was going to 

be developed, so be it, but it was 

going to be developed by someone 

who knew and cared for it, Vanderkloot 

said. "Before all this started, we 

knew we wanted to create a theme 

in which the land would dominate 

the homes." 

After beginning construction in 

1984. the Hills of Lone Pine is twothirds 

complete. Vanderkloot estimated 

it will be another two yearsbefdre 

the final third is finished. 

When finished, tbe Hills of Lone 

Pine will include 57 estate homes 

and 74 single residence, detached 

cluster homes Only four estate 

homes sites and 35 cluster home 

sites remain. 

Developing property — particularly 

for a First jimer — is not an 

easy task And that task is made no 

easier then when the goals are lofty 

ones 

When the last home is built and 

the last family has moved in, Vanderkloot 

said he would like the Hills 

of Lone Pine to stand as a benchmark 

for the industry 

VI want people to look at It and 

say. 'This is how it's supposed to be 

done.'" 

Not being a developer. Vanderkloot 

said hi. chief source of information 

were those people he wanted to 

sell to. 

"I tried to find out what people 

wanted, rather than give them what 

I thought they wanted." 

WITH CLUSTER homes ranging 

from $650,000 ta $1-2 million and estate 

homes costing as much as $2.25 

million, he knew he was going to be 

working with a discriminating clientele. 

Vande^Lloot said. 

Vanderkloot admits he made 

•Carport . ~ ~ 

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EXPERIENCED HAIR DESIGNER 

For vary trend sotting salon Tr«n- 

mg m color 8 perms preterrad Ex- 

perienced Omyf After 7pm.828-5382 

FINANCE/PERSONNEL 

Redford mlg oo seek htgtwy 

molivsaed candidate to Ml Itnance/ 

wll include Recruitment ol neai par 

eannal. admmnabon of meurwioe/ 

benems, employee record keeping 

end enentory control Ktoel camft- 

date irxxMO possess e hnence or 

pereormae/buameae reMted degrae 

knowledge of Lotus 1.2.3 end 

word proceesing Friandly smoke 

free office Exceaent salary 8 bene- 

fits OuaMHed sppecems 

HAIR STYUSTS Ma. Today Wood 

ertend Mel needs «>per>anc*d Sty* 

•sts lor Sundays only, merty walk 

Me, 12-5 CaMKen 281^010 

HAIR STYLISTS 

As receptionist kcensed. exceeem 

earning potential lor molivsted indi- 

viduals Benefit progrem 

Uvome.Malr 174-8844 

Wseuand Man 425-9610 

HAIR STYUST , 

Wnh soma loaowing 

Bloomfield HMs shop 

848-3740 

HEATING 8 AIR CONDITIONING 

Tecftmcaan OuaMied e>perienced 

8 kcensed Vou wM sea 8 service 8 

you'l do it honeetly It you M the b* 

caa Jot Gegnon The AppavKa 

Ooctor 425-1790 

HELPER/RENTAL HOUSES 

CMenmg. pamting & odd |obs Must 

be abM lo drive suck srtfi truck 

M00/hr 533-8758 

menis lo Box 414 Otnarvwr 8 Ec- 

centric Newspapers 36251 Schooi- 

craf? Rd UvonM. M«lwgan 48150 

COMPUTER OPERATOR 

Growing Detroit besed firm saeks 

qualified individual lor computer op- 

eraior position Associate s Degree 

»1 Computer Soence is preferred 

«MusI be Willing lo work evenings 

Good opportunity tor advancement 

For consideration send resume to 

Computer Operator. P O Box 779 

Detroit Ml 48231 

CONSTRUCTION INSPECTORS 

- Urgent need exists lor several 

inspectors lor long-term municipal 

cored Seeking at Mast t year of 

eiperience m any ol the tonowmg 

areas Asphalt resurfacing, concrete 

street paving sidewalks sewers 

roads. & water mams Associate s 

Degree halpful but not required 

Contract assignment 

PMasa cafl 

meal Engineering Consultants 

485-3900 or t-800-999-7910 

COST ESTIMATOR 

growing • miection molding 

• seeks an eiperienced 

Cost Estimator Qualified candidate 

should possess experience m pro- 

cessing of quotation, preferably m 

the plastics field and blueprint reed- 

ing .abilities For an opportunity to 

be a part of our dynamic growth 

submit a 

HR , Cost Estimator 

A-Une Plastics. Inc 

40300 Plymouth Road 

Plymouth Mi 481 ID 

DIRECT CARE STAFF 

Araa group homaa seek caring en- 

ergetic persons to serve develop- 

mentaHy disabled adults Variety of 

shifts avaaabM CompMnive wages/ 

excellent benefits Cell 10em-4pm 

BeMevUM 889-6543.899-3808 

Westfend 326-4394 

Dearborn His 277-8193 

537-9058 


Plymouth 8 Dearborn Hgts areas 

Part time weekdays 8 eaekands 

Must be tuBy trained, currant m 

CPR/Flrst Aid 8 have good driving 

record S5 25 plus benefits to stvt 

Can Mon -fn . 9AM-5PM 

part time 

FITNESS COORDINATOR 

INSTRUCTOR 

Hnowwooo Of a* aspects of frtnaes. 

oartified CPR First «d 10-20 

SWIM INSTRUCTOR 

Currant WFI. life guarding & CPR re- 

quired 10 hr* /wk 

Apply in person Warren YMCA. 

8777 Common Rd at Hoover. W»- 

ren 751-1050 

FLOOR COVERING MECHANICS 

Carpal, knefeum. hardwoods 

Safes Personnel 8 Secretarial 

Ca«. 4pm-5pm 255-7077 

OIRECT CARE STAFF , . .. 

Muat be over 18, vekd drhrars Ik- 

cenae. GEO or high school diploma 

Aa» Tor Ms Almond 525-0670 


Needed tor group homee. located in 

Wayne 8 Oakland County Experi- 

ence preferred but nol neceeaery 

For more information, caa 

W Bloom flaw Terry. 626-0065 

Farmington HMs Diane. 477-8851 

Canton Maureen 455-2944 

Wayne Kim. 721-2645 

Lrvome Kathy 261-0686 

DIRECT CARE WORKER tor Deer- 

bom Hts home 85 25-85 75 trained 

to start Fu8 time eftemoona. pan 

time weekends Call Joanne 8am- 

*0m 274-1890 

DISC JOCKEY with records 8 expe- 

rience 86/'hour Apply m person af- 

ter 6pm Grand River Rock- CM. 

24161 Grand River et Telegraph 

• COUNTER HELP 

SHORT TERM ASSIGNMENT 

TS> is looking for dependable peo- 

ple wilh good communication skilM 

to help with project Irom March 20 

to March 30 Help is naeded lor 

counter 'service assistance 8 lood 

preparation 84 SO/hr 

Caa today for interview 

CALL 393-1890 

For Livorae 8 Deerbc 

M O R E 

CLASSIFIEDS 

ON PAGES 

TVs classification conttmed 

from Page 7L 

500 Hatp Wantad 

PM 

A BETTER JOB 

Phone interviewers AM 8 

hours, outgoing personalities 

sxpenance. win tram. $5 plus gener- 

ous tionueaa. Please caa 3-9pm 

726-4060 

ABSOLUTE EMPLOYMENT 

Fua time Stan at 89 95 per hours 

worked Our builnesa is growing so 

MM we aaa in need of 10-12 people 

thai can start immeckataly In our de- 

livery display department No expe- 

rience necessary, but must be neet 

jr. appearance 8 wmmg to work 

Must have dependebM car 8 be ta- 

meier with Lrvonia area. Advance to 

S31.000 par yeer in as NttM as 90 

days. Must apply m person 

Cal tor appointment 525-5460 

ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS 

For Mt time day i 

Schoolcraft 8 Telegraph 

881-1755 

A CAREER IN. REAL ESTATE 

SALES WITH US IS A REAL JOS". 

Our programs and support systems 

ara ao effective we guarantee you a 

*Mmum annual lacoMe o« 825 000 

DONT GAMBLE WITH YOUR 

FUTURE CALL ME TOOAYW 

OUSSEEOER. 477-1111 

REAL ESTATE ONE. INC 

f • i M i . . r i • • i it • • kllSe 

rerm*ngiort-r ermenyio»i "«** 

500 Hatp Wanted 

A BRIGHT proven college degreed 

person in 3 areas of business Re- 

turning to Michigan It you seek 

leone wtth math, analytical. 

probfemlng solving ability, al office 

skUls. founder of 6 buemeeaes, It- 

sense M L 8 h. Here I am. and de- 

sires to contlbute lo your co 

Caa 647-0606 

SENIOR ACCOUNTANT 

National real estate investment firm 

in downtown Ann Arbor has an 

immediate opening tor an aaeerttve. 

highly motivated indlvtduel with 

good organizational akMs Bache- 

lor's Degree m Accounting and 2-3 

n relevant experience 

sary Reel estate partnership 

accounting and pubMc accounting 

experience are a plus Computer 

based accounting skMs required 

CPA with LOTUS-123 -knowledge 

preferred. PMasa sand reeume 8 

salary requirements to: 

McKMtoy Associates, Inc. 

Investment Accountant 

P O Box 6849 

Ann Arbor. Ml 48107-8649 

ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS 

FULL-TIME WORK 

We wl* be Interviewing lofW 

12 fua-ttme pemianawt positions in 

our Canton firm. No experience nec- 

eeaery Company wet train Start al 

Si 1,60 per mo upon qualifications 

Good opportunity tor advancement 

Mo manager OMy thoee with a sin- 

cere desire to work need apply 

For interview caS • 

454-2493 

ACCOUNTANT 

Experienced ataff accountant 

preferi 1 ably Cl a financial institution 

and a degree m accounting nocee 

sary Knowledge of PC Spreedeheet 

appecenona and computertzed 

accounting required Fua benefits 

peld parking and 40 IK Plan 

Ca« 961-7600 exl 218 _ 

DETROIT SAVING BANK 

511 Woodward Ave.. Detroit. 

An Equal Opportunity Employer 

500 Help Wantad 

ACCEPTING 

APPLICATIONS 

$ 8 . 1 0 p l u s to.start 

Due to promotions 8 expansions 

fortune 500 company now expand- 

ing into Metro Detroit and aurround- 

ing areas Openings M menage- 

11. marketing araa reps 8 cue- 

•er repa. S15,600-824.000 plus 

first year by atMlty 8 poeition No 

experience neceesary due lo com- 

pany training program Rapid ad- 

vancement. excellent benefits. Call 

state personnel office at 537-7066 

ACCOUNTANT tor CPA Frm. 1 yr 

public experience preferred. Excel- 

lent Opportunity 6 Benefits Salary 

besed on experience CaH. 354-4044 

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE 

Submit reeume to: AP 

31760 N Telegraph. Suite 200. 

Birmmgnam. Ml 46010 

ACT NOW 

100 

WORKERS 

NEEDED! 

immedMte Openings in the 

Lrvonia 8 Plymouth area 

doing light packaging work 

All shifts i 

ere encouraged to appty 

Don't miss this opportunity 

Apply Monday - Friday 

9am-3pm at: 

SOMEBODY 

SOMETIME 

16320 Middfeben 

Parkalde Ps.iiiwr 

Between 6 8 7 mee 

4 7 7 - 1 2 6 2 

BE THE BOSS! 

»f Vou nave an entrepreneurial spirit, trie ability to make 

a sound financial commitment, and a strong drive 

to succeed, this is the time to run your own business 

Become a member of the Meadowtroofc village Mall team. 

Help us achieve the new ambience of MeadowBrook 

Renovation has begun on the 45 shops and restaurants 

that make up the Meadow8rook shopping experience 

and wW be completed in the fall of 1991, 

giving MeadowBrook s village an innovative, colorful new look. 

. National retail franchisors are looking for individuals to own 

and operate franchises in Meadowtroo* village Malt, 

we are also looking for creative people to 

lease and merchandise our new village Carts. 

Come Join our teami 

For information contact: 

Jack Moses. Karen Ouina. Ann Aikens 

at (313) 375 9451! 

MEADOWBROOK 

V*I*L*L*A*G*E M»A*L*L 

-J 


ACCOUNTANTS, Entry Mvel thru 

Con trotter needed by new 

temporary service firm. Resume, 

rate end hours desired to: RVS 

Services. Suite 212. 19785 W. 12 

MiM. South field. Ml.. 46076 

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE/TELE- 

MARKETING - Earn anywhere from 

S6-*10 per hour Now hiring, tu*/ 

pen time employees Can Robin. 

Tues or Frl 10am-3pm 726-1080 

ACTIVE Farmington HIM automo- 

tive needs CMC machinists Win 

tram If 6 months factory experience 

S6/hr Cea Den ice at UNIFORCE 

473-2933 

ACTIVITY ASSISTANT - Energetic 

individual tor nursing home setting. 

Entry level benefits Oak Hid Care 

Center Fran 477-7373 

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 

Bright, mature, energetic 

60 wpm. advance word perfect 

required 25 hrs. per week 559-6440 

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 

for architecture! deaign/buik) Vm 

specializing m high end residential 

construction Hands on coordina- 

tion of construction process from 

beginning to end,word proceesing, 

type 65wpm 8 math skiOs CandidT- 

ete muat possess a high level of ad- 

ministrative skMs as wel as people 

•kins- Fast paced o«ce atmosphere 

Send resume to 595 S. Bon. 

Bwmgham. Ml 46009 

AD TO your preeenl source of In- 

come thru network marketing of 

over 5,000 products and services 

For more information cal 963-0959 

AO-SSS 

MANAGERS 8 SUPERVISORS 

Established company opening in 

Detroit araa 83-85*/mc immedMle 

openings Cell Mr AMxandar 

313-266-5220 

AFTER SCHOOL 

X-TRA $$ for 

SPRING BREAK 

PMesant phone voice a musii Even- 

ings end weekends 

Can Mary 427-9335 

AGGRESSIVE 

MANAGERS 

. « SUPERVISORS 

Est abashed company opening in 

Michigan needs 4 key people to re- 

cruit supervise 8 tram 1006 plus 

S4000-J8000 MONTHLY. 

immediate openings 

313-264-9570 

WANTED TEACHERS OR AIOES 

tor Birmingham aree day care 

pre-echool Fua or part time 

Benefits 644-5761 


AGGRESSIVE motivated individu- 

als wanted tor Manager Trainee po- 

sitions in ratal department store 

Muat have high school education 

and reliebM transportation Apply In 

person. Mon -Frl I0AM-4PM- at 

967 Manufacturers Dr.. Newt*>gh 8 

Cherry HIB, Westland 

AIRCRAFT 

GROUND CREW 

immediate openings lor handlers, 

fuefers. machines 8 electronic train- 

aee On-the-job training with ful pay 

provided. High School diploma 

Grads. 17-34. wltang to relocate 

Cal 1-600-922-1702 

- AIRLINE SECURITY POSITIONS - 

PART TIME 

Musi have high school diploma or 

GE O . age ot 18 or older, reliable 

transportation 

AyAILABLrSHlFTS 

6:30am to 11 30 AM 

2:30PM to 7 30PM 

9 30PM to 2:30AM 

STUDENTS. HOMEMAKERS 

RETIREES WELCOME 

- TRAVEL BENEFITS - 

Apply m person Monday thru Friday 

3-OOPM-tpo 7:00PM 

iCTS Services 

Detroit Metropolian Airport 

North Terminal. Lower Level 

(Northwest Airllnee Terminal) 

No phone ci 

ANSWERING SERVICE OPERATOR 

Experienced Pert time 

For ail shifts 

458-4656 

APARTMENT MANAGER COUPLE 

For suburban compMx Muat have 2 

yeara experience arid references 

Apartment a utilities included Send 

reeume to: Bo> 132. Obehrver 8 Ec- 

centric Newspapers 36251 School- 

craft Rd . Livonia. Michigan 46150 


APPOINTMENT SETTING 

EXPANDING OFFICE 

want, enthusfestlc phone votcee 

No selling No experience necee- 

K Weekends end evenings 

lO hourly Ask tor 

Mrs Smega 427-9346 

APT LEASING AGENT 

some experience necessary, both 

to! 8 pert lima positions avalebie 

tor Farmmgton HIM compfen Phone 

m - 3pm Mon thru Fn. 

557-0040 

APT. MAINTENANCE 

Position at River Bend Apertments 

West lend Plumbing seetmg. cool- 

ing. and appliance experience re- 

quired Salary benefits and apart- 

ment maaxMd" Apply m person at 

24610 Michigan Avenue Dearborn 

Monday thru Friday. 9-5 


AN OPPORTUNITY FOR 

CAREER ADVANCEMENT 

Rent-To-Own company seeking a 

per lor to manage rental accounts, 

including telephone and Held collec- 

tions. delivery and sal up furniture, 

electronics appliances 

We offer 

• Up to 88 00 earned per hour 

• Encenent Benefits Package 

• Extensive Training 

• Opportunity into Management 

We are locking lor: 

• Successful person wtth drtve lo 

achieve 

• Excellent communication 'peopM 

akMs 

• Chauffeur's license and good 

driving record 

• Includes Saturday work 

For a confidential interview, call 

Oena at Michigan Rent-To-Own. 

253-1120 

APARTMENT MANAGER 

Northern suburban luxury complex 

Excellent saMyr and beneftts Must 

be experienced Send resume lo 

Box 364 Observer 8 Eccentric 

Newspapers 36251 Schootcrett 

Rd LivonM. Michngan 48150 

ASPHALT FOREMAN - Starting 

1991 season 3 yrs minimum 

experience as foremen on driveways 

and sma« parking lol pevmg Apply 

m person. The T 8 M Companies. 

4755 CM Plank Rd Mifford 

An EquM Opportunity Employer 

ASSISTANT MANAGER 

River Place Athletic 8 Croquet Club 

aeexs individual with exeross sci- 

ence degree arid experience to* 

managment position Qualified ap- 

plicants cal for appt 259-1106 

~ ATTENDANTS WANTED 

Male and female openings lor lull 

and part time positions Apply In 

person Colony Car Waah. 302 W 

Anri Arbor Rd Plymouth 455-1011 

ASSISTANT STORE MANAGERS 

to 826 000 YR 

STORE MANAGERS 

to 826.000 YR 

Previous reieii supervision experi- 

ence Benefits, bonmuses 

Employment Center Mc 569-1636 

ATTENTION Momemakar* retirees, 

handicap and anyone else looking 

to earn extra money from home 

Work part time, catting tor Purple 

Heert Cal Mon-Frl. tan-5728-4572 

cleaning halweys 8 

ATTENTION HOMEMAKERS 

tor 

leundry rooms m apartment 

compMxes Day work 85 25 

85 SO per hour pe«) hokdeys 8 

vacation Cal Mon thru Fn . 

Sam io 3 30pm 427-4343 


APARTMENT COMPLEX in Auburn 

Hilts is now luring tor maintenance 

and vacant unit cleaning Experi- 

ence required 652-4377 

MEDICAL PRODUCTS 

ASSEMBLERS 

Business expansion require! the 

addition ol assemblers to work m 

dispensing, labeling and packaging 

areas Experience In the medical or 

lood Industries desirabfe Require a 

minimum of high school diploma 

and the personal characteristics of 

commitment, flexibility and team 

spirit If interested, pieaae send 

resume to: Box 416, Observer 8 Ec- 

centric Newspapers 36251 School- 

craft Rd . Livonia. Michigan 46150 

AUTO COSTER - Farmmgton Dealer 

in need of experienced new/used 

car coster Excellent benefit pack- 

age eveMatue Call Rosalie. 478-0500 

BALDWIN PtANO - matching bench, 

must sell Best offer 

356-7156 

Banking 

CREDIT MANAGER/ 

CREDIT ANALYST 

COMMERCIAL LOANS 

ReeponsibM for overseeing and as- 

sisting m the underwriting, analysis 

and processing of commercial loan 

proposals Further responsible lor 

overseeing and assisting m the re- 

view of Ihe existing commercial loan 

portfolios and "Sporting findings ol 

Requires bachelors 

ment experience Experience with 

PC s and Spreadsheet softwares 

very davabM Pisses send reeume 

and salary requirement 10: Box 402 

Observer 8 Eccentric Newspapers 

36251 Schoolcraft Rd Livonia 

Michigan tt \ 50 

Equal Opportunity Employer 

Minority Female' M andacapped vat 

Beauty SMon 


Saks Filth Avenue Fakfene 

beauty salon haa an excel- 

lent opportunity tor a fufl 

.time ncen sad nai techni- 

cian Experience in. 

•Jena 

Customer feaowtng a plus 

negotiable 

30% diecouni 

HOMEMAKERS! 

Be "MONEYMAKERS' 

In your tpara time! 

H o m e m a k e r s 

We Need You 

at the 

€>bserbcr & eccentric 

CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT 

5 9 1 - 0 5 0 0 6 4 4 - 1 1 0 0 

MOO- • Si^t'i 

SAKS 

FIFTH 

AVENUE 

Per»o«n6l Department 



ASSISTANT MELT 

LAB TECHINCIAN 

Ful time position Assist Labortory 

Technician in performing test/tud- 

•es to verify quality of mstriaU Cast 

mechanical test bars and proare 

I hem for testing Melt expeciirsntal 

and small tot teat auoys Clear fur- 

nace and perform housekeeping du- 

nes Required High school d^ree 

or equivalent with course wok in 

Chemistry and physKa Excelfen po- 

sition tor chemistry or enginering 

student able to carry a tul dayime 

workload Complete benefits pie*- 

eoe 

No phone eels, please 1 

Mart Resume to 

Howmet Corporation 

Box 722 Plymouth Ml 48170 

Attn Mrs O MaMey 

Dept 1000 - 12 

An Equal Opportunity Employ* 

ATTENTION COLLEGE STUDENTS 

Ful 8 part time Marketing/sfes 

department No telemarketing Mst 

be 18. 86 to start Livonia. 425-680 

AUTO MECHANIC 

With loon 8 experience lor busy i- 

dependent repair shop in Ptymouh 

Cal 451-730 

BARBER STYLIST 

Ful or part Ume. downtown 

Rochester 75% commission 

652-9666 or Eves 435-677 


BE A N I N C O M I N G 

C A L L R E P 

V 

Our growing mail order company 

has openings lor highly motivated 

sales people to assist wtth our in- 

coming orders These full time posi 

-lions mclude extensive training paid 

benefcts vacations 8 holidays wniif 

earning $?-S8.'hr Call 351-6700 

CALL 569-7068 

For Sirmmgftam 8 Troy location 

^FS4- 

OfFICE SERVICES 

COURIER/DRIVER 

Must nave clean driving record WIS 

run errands between plant and off- 

ice Win drive to different vendors 

Ful ume 87 50 an hr w.'benefits af- 

ter 30 days Apply m person 28244 

Ford Rd Garden City Mon -Frl 9-4 

or call 522-5627 

JTPA Funded ' 

lending 90-110 

•vise 6-6 

DISPATCHER 

Growing Metro Detroit Service firm 

looking for 

for if-16 

stops dany Supervise 6-6 person 

order department «td perform 

manual dMpeicfwig functions Must 

be quick thinker, good with people 

and have thorough knowledge of 

Metro Detroit Area 82SK to atvt - 

ex client benefit package and re- 

tirement savings plan Send reaurno 

w/eernmg .history to P.O. Box 854 

Slot 2. Soutfiffeld. Mi . 46037-0864 

Mrred Cal 5-7 pm 

DRIVERS 

BLUEPR'NT OPERATOR 

Will train Must be dependable las' 

learner Days Apply "25215 G»r 

date south ol 1-96 between Tel- 

graph 8 Beech Oaly 

BOOKKEEPER ASSISTANT 

Entry level, tuii-time Mon-Frl 

Troy aree Send resume lo 

Barbara Chandlier !6fl(j Crooks 

Rd Troy Ml 46064 . 

CREOIT INVESTIGATOR 

_ company m Farmington 

Hits looking for energetic person tor 

entry level credit investigation 

Fmance related expenenoe helpful, 

but willing to train 

Company also seeks 

CREDIT ANALYST 

with sucessHU experience m a bank 

8 or teasing company Experienced 

individual need only apply 

Send resumes to L A C , 30955 

Northwestern Hwy . Ste 300. Farm- 

ington HMS Mt 46334 Attn Mark 

CANON PARTS PERSON 

Responsibilities include OwtrltMttar 

of pans and supplies to techrwaan 

ordering and replacement of stock 

Computer knowledge helpful Pam 

>ntrol For interview caU 

313-356-0140 

CASHIERS 8 ATTENDANTS 

For Service Station. 

Will tram 

CaH 626-6440 

BARBERS 

6743 Middlebeit Rd Garden City 

Ful 8 pan tune 

422-91531 

CARPENTER APPRENTICE 

2-3" yeera experience 

Cal 464-1358 

CASHIERS 

Pan time Flexible schedules 

- Mobil Mart 

Cal Marty 363-4670 

CHANGE YOUR LIFE' 

.Start i new career m real estate 

[today Can Erm waish at 356-711 

REAL ESTATE ONE 

CARPET CLEANING TECHNICIAN 

Stanley SMemer Americas largest 

carpel and upfioMlery cleaning ser- 

vice Wi« Iraki qualified candidates 

lo become professionals in the car- 

pet and upnolstery care business at 

our Now location Wa are looking 

lor career oriented people Very 

competitive wages piua mcentivea 

and benefita Apply m person at 

24404 Catharine industrial t> Now 

or cal 1-600-878-1200 

CHEMIST 

n autc 

Al MEDIATE OPENINGS - Growing 

tkjsmees needs lul lime customer 

service representative 8 cashier 

Ftexifeie hours benefits advance- 

ment potential up to 85 50 per hour 

Apply tn person at 28244 Ford Rd 

Garden City or caa 522 5627 

JTPA Funded 

tve adiesives 8 saaHntsÊxpei 

eacs r«»ui»eo Send resume to 

Aiootek 23163 Commerce Dr 

Fa-mmfon HKis Mi 46335 

CHIUCARE STAFF PERSON 

IC Uvonia pre-achool 

College Mid development required 

427-0233 

CHILD CAE T earner IA v.. stent for 

an educaorai home da* care pro- 

gram Ful time Group experience 

or educatm preferred 655-4953 

CASHIER/STOCK 

Perry Drug Stores Mc is »ek,ng 

part 8 Ml time Caamar. Stock Per- 

sons tor our Liveras store 8 rrwd 

mgNt Caafear/Slock Persons tor our 

Farmington HUM stare Premium of 

fered tor rmdr-^hi shift Apply n 

person at 29350 Plymouth Road 

Livonia (comer of Plymouth 8 

MidrfiebeR) or at 33n: West 12 

Mile. Farrr.o^t,-n Mifts 


CHUtCH CONSULT ANT 

United Chuch Overtones M looking 

tor a hard forking success-orient- 

ed indivHM to work fua-nme m a 

saMe/pubMcrelations position Ou> 

26 years ofexperence haa proven 

I hat femai* aa~ wen a* man are 

equally sucoasfoi vou w« be con 

•acting aree^hurchee of al faiths 

Borates beams and expanse paw 

framing schoi Send resumes to 

FlIYD BRA UN 

P 1 Box 407 . 

St Mars OH 45665 

CNC LA VIE OPERATOR 

Fam*ar with PC some program- 

ming Send raume to P. O Bo. 

297 Brighton ll 48116 

CUSTOMER SERVICE - AVD haa a 

full time position available Good 

comnvNcation and clerical skMs 

are required Benefits Send resume 

lo AVD 4H35 Vincent! Ct Now 

Ml 46050 Attn Office Manager 

C U S T O M E R 

S E R V I C E 

R E P R E S E N T A T I V E 

Budget Rent a Car is seek- 

ing a Customer Service 

Representative to rent and 

check In cars Must have 

good communication and 

math skills Clerical and 

sales experience are a 

plus If Interested, please 

apply at 

BUDGET RENT A CAR 

30300 Lucas 

Romulus. Ml , 48174 

Equal Opportunity Employer 

DATA Communications. Operations 

Tethn>caay vicunad individual to 

manage Date Commuincatlone De- 

partment 8 assist m operaaon Must 

good communication tkm 2 years 

Help pay oft vehicle loans, mortgage* renovation*, household purchases, 

vacations, etc etc Truck, van .or station wagon a must AvaOaPt* Monday 

and Thursday to drop off bundle* of newspapers 

Call today or apply In person at 

36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia, Ml 

An equal Opportunity Employer 

Senior Environmental Program 

&EPA 

ENGINEERS - 

Assisting in the technical and regulatory evaluation of automotive emrsskn cnotrc 

systems under Federal emission regulation* end standards Mechinical c 

automotive enginecnng degree knowledge of automotive engines emissar contfc 

systems and ADP applications preferred 

CLERICALS 

Assisting in general offite duties Typing (40 wpmi andor nw»d proc«sing 4- 

desitable 

Pursuant to the terms of a grant between the U S .Environmental fKxectk* Agenc 

and the \attonai Count4 of Senior Citizens the EPA Motor Vehicle Emisvott l*b 1 

Ann Arbor is seeking qualified persons AGE or OVER lo work urtier thi 

program on a hiH or part-time basis 

Please send resume to . r leanlne Heinrich 

U S Environmental Protection Aflpncy 

Human Resource* Office ' 

256? Plymouth Road 

An tam* .i»»eni.-ii» f «Ha»r» Ann Arbor Ml 48105 

I 

smoker p< - ad Send resumes to 

1091 Canter St Suite 160 Auburn 

HAS. Ml 4*326 • 

DATA PROCESSING 

PROGRAMMER 

ANALYST 

$35,000 - $50,000 

- YOUR FUTURE NEVER LOOKED 

BRIGHTER* 

YOUR EO PROGRAMMING 

SKILLS WILL PROVIOE THIS 

OPPORTUNITY TO BE TRAINED 

(NOS2 

CALL 569-3030 

24hr F A X 569-8641 

GENERAL EMPLOYMENT 

17M7 WEST 9 MILE SUITE 1039 

SOUTHFIELD Ml 4*075 

PERSONNEL AGENCY 

DAYCARE ASSISTANT 

mete openang m w *aoo 

home Experience a*H chedren and 

DATA PROCESSING 

PROGAMMER 

ANALYST 

ANY MAINFRAME 

JOIN TM* STABLE 

NON-AUTOMOTrVC COMPANY 

USE YOUR CREATIVE -TALENT 

IN THIS MUMPS 

ENVIRONMENT 

$25,000 - $30,000 

CALL 569-3030 

24hf FAX 569-8641 

GENERAL EMPfOYMOIT 

17117 W»ST 9 MILE SUfTE 1M6 

. SOUTHTIELD Ml 4*075 

PERSO*MEl AGENCY 

mg for over tne road company driv- 

ers Must be et leeet 23 yrs old. 

SSy53?24moa.ol 

mg 

modM equipment. 

package including bonuses, a steal 

heuNng framing program M eveaaSH 

for thoee srtio qualify For more 

information cal 1-600-466-4GAL 

(1-600-466-44251 

FLOOR PERSON 

ence a must M stripping, waxing 8 

buffing Ful time day shift Mon 

thru Fn 7 MM. Haggerty area CMI 

10am 8 5pm 831-3070 

or34»-6606 

HELP/MANAGERS - 

8375 8700 wkly .11 

you like a rock n roi aimoapnere 

and working with ihe oppoefle aex. 

cal Katie 567-3550 

HOLIOAV INN SoutMieid. now h* 

tng ' Restaurant 8 Bar Manager 

Must hsve Wrong tront-ol-tha-nouse 

knowledge exceaent benefit peck- 

age 8 growth potential 

Apply in person at 26555 Telegraph 

Soultitieid 353-7700 


JANITOR WANTED kM or part time 

tOaysi Apply m person 

The T 8 M Compenee. 4756 0M 

Plank Rd MAc 

An £qu« Op| 

JOeSMOPlD GRINOER HAND 

3-8 years experience 

LABORER 

The Charter ToacoNp of Canton a 

accepting appacationa for tne poa< 

bon ol U-nme Laborer To perform 

routing manual labor work m a vil- 

ely of i ownhslp operaliona Al I 

Of eppkcalion appbcani muat aut 

a copy ol Learners Permit tor a 

Commercial Drivers license (COL) 

Group B Endorsement n from the 

State ol Michigan Must succeasfu*y 

pess roed test at applicant s own 

expenee within 60 deys after em- 

ptoymerrt Excellent drrwtg record 

with no more then 2 points on cur 

rem driving record Rata of pay 

86 73 hr pkis exceaent beneftts 

Apply M Cent on Townysp Person- 

nel Division 1150 S Cent on Center 

Roed. Canton. Ml 48t86 Laat day 

tor «mg Marcft 1. 1991 


LAO OFF 

What a great opportunity to get Mo 

REAL ESTATE We w« teecrf you 

rytfv^ you need lo know lo be a 

ceas CaB Mr Workman to Mid 

out yOtf next move 

ERA MARK REALTY NORTHWEST 

459-4100 

LEARN A NEW TRADE 

Become a proleaaionar dog 

groomer Sign up now tor 

FREE TRAINING PROGRAM 

Ful time only 

Mester Scnooi Of Dog Grooming- 

535-1112 

500 HeipWi 

MAINTENANCE *UPERV«OP 

Ful tune Experience wth pMtiera 

MfctTKM and repairs Apply Bad- 

lord VMM 16240 Waal 12 Mae Road. 

Soufltlald Ml 4*076 


Maintenance 

Supervisor/ 

Mechanic 

we ara looking for a 

motivated vtdmduai with 

the abMy to manage our 

motorcoec* eqmwnent et 

our Taylor garage 

KnovrtedgeebM m areas of_ 

electrical minor engvie re- 

paw. brakes, a* condition 

mg and air auspanaion So- 

smal stafl ol 

lion Send reeume or tetter 

delateng quakftcsbOM io 

•ndian TraSs, Inc 

109 E Comal oc* St 

MANAGEMENT TRAINEES 

Young company needs lo open 2 

branch offices No experence nec- 

asaary wdi Iran Earning potential 

*36.000 • bonus, security required 

256-9556 

2*1-7722 

425-5230 

Bwrrwignam 

Dearborn 

Lrvome 

500 . Help Wanted 

needa garter* macftann to aemce 

•mal Meat of vane and cats Musi 

afeo be lama an with electrical and 

jma* engme repair Goodpay 

Apply M 910* Frisian a Detroit off 

West Chicago between Qreenhad 

MILL HAMO LATHE HANO O O i D 

Musi be 

i have looM 455-3060 

MORTGAGE LOAN OFFICER 

Exceaent opportunity tor an experi- 

enced Loan Offtcer to a*m whet 

they're worth Progreeeiva commia- 

non schedule Exceaent worSmg en- 

wonment w*i aaow you lo acne-s 

your potential Pfeaae cal or sand 

raauma m confidence to 

JOftftK MC Par land 

Colonial Mortgage Corporation 

29240 Buckingham Sts SB 

Lnrtonia Ml 48154 (313)425-4520 

MORTGAGE 

\ PROCESSOR/UNDE FIWRlT Ef* 

Experienced tor Soutnifeld norvcon 

tormmg mortgage ttrrn 353-4555 

NEED EXTRA INCOME? WANT A 

SECOND JOB? PART TIME WORKA 

FLEXIBLE HOURS' Deys or Even 

mge. no experience needed we wta 

tram Caa for appt 

Original Cecille's 

6 4 2 - 5 1 1 6 


PLACEMENT 

PROFESSIONAL 

Largs national vocational ecftoot m 

L-vorva is seeking a Qua*bed protae- 

monal W run mev placement oept 

t/agancy 

qured H^ft energy j ake cnerge 

tion« sues Good computer 8 typi- 

ng skMa Caa Placement 464-7367 

POLICE OFFICER 

Cily of Learn* vaage Pc*ce 

Department a currently accepting 

appHcetions tor ins position of 

Poace Officer Applicant muat be a 

US citizen 16 years of age no crimi- 

nal record Mat nave vahd Michi- 

gan anver koenee and good dmnng 

record Aleo muat be MLEOTC 


PRODUCTION MACMNE 

OPERATORS (2nd 6 3rd (MU 

cx»a Area CMC 8 Gaging exper, 

enee preferebM but waring to irMn 

FMI benefits Caa 1-*00-4S*-6761. 

REAL ESTATE SALES 

825.00C guararuaedi if you aftaays 

warned lo elart a career M raw 

•state but Mlt you couldn't lake e 

cftence on a lower 8rel year income 

"o* * the time to get started 

Caa Carol Humphries al 3*1-0700 to 

Ind out about Our guaranteed ri- 

als* in a career hew ot urMmned 

potential Uvoma-Redford 

REAL ESTATE ONE 

school Additional credit tor r nappe 

ievM education, and previous mumc- 

*OM poece experience Apply m 

peraon 9em-5pm Mon-Fn Appkca- 

bon lung tfeadlma is 5pm March 30 

1991 27400 SoutMield Rd 

An Equal Opportunny Employer 

RECREATION PROGRAMMEF* 

CITY OF FARMINGTON H«US 

Currently accepting applceaona lor 

h* lime Recreation Programmer 

Required Bachelor s degree in Rec- 

reetnn Admnstrebon or related 

Itetd ' yeer expenenoe m pterming. 

orgerming .mplamantmg and 

Si*ierviaing recreation programs tor 

people ol a* ages good verbel wnt- 

POOL SERVICE TECHNICIAN 

Estaokahed mate aree inground 

pool CO seeking experienced ser- 

vice personnel Must heve mm of 3 

yrs experience Good weges 8 ben 

efns Send reeume and salary re- 

quirements to P 0 Box 99582 

Troy Ml 

Michigan or.«ers acanee Saferr 

S 19.642 through 822 721 Work 

acheoute induOes narangi and 

weekends Applications accepted 

untKMercrt 15 1*91 Apply m 

person or »i wnting to 

NOW HIRING!!! 

Work 40 Hour* Per Week 

LIFEGUARDS 

Lifeguards Lifegusrd/Smft Supervi- 

sors Swim instructors lor summer 

aeason Mirumum rsquesmants in- 

clude Lifeguard Training as waa aa 

current certidcebon * CPU tr*3 

First Aid Cal Karl at Castle Gar- 

dene Swti Club. Hix Roed. Uvoras 

tor application 464-7967 

HOME OFFICE Pokey Holder Ser- 

vice Person tor kfe insurance co 

Lome courses preferred Reeume 

PO Box 682. Rosevilfe Mi 46066 

HONE 8 LAP HAND 

meelWust • 

FLORAL DESIGNER 

20-35 hours, experience neceeaery 

377-3313 

Caa Karte 

FLORIST HELP 

Pert time No experience neceeaery 

A great environment ,0 

^p- 

P*y m person Bordmes 1635 S Ro- 

chester Rd Rochester 

FORTY OVE 

To uss brsnd new 

program No diebng 

100% guar an teed 

:RWElGk|T PEOPLE 

lew revdBit lOnar-. 

•ebng. ifSexercoi 

Cal 746-3372 

FOSTER PARENTS wanted lor 

Teens, 13-18, over $450 a month 

For more mtormebon eel Judaon 

Center 443-5000 

FRONT DESK-Receptionisi'Aesist- 

ant for Farmington Hills Optical 

Part-time mOudmg Saturday AM 

W* train - 626-6029 

FULL TIME Dietary A-des 6 30em- 

2 00pm. Some heevy Mtmg, able to 

work food Mia. duties wM include 

genersi cteerwsg and Osn washing 

Experience preferred, but w« tram 

Only thoee mtareeled—Apply wftfwi 

Oorvin Nursing Center 

29270 Monock. Lrvonia 

Off Middtebeft tbk S of 8 MMe 

GENERAL HELP tor epl complex 

Fv* time, Cieemng MaPweys kgnt 

». could teed to ie^"-j 

T T . 

Venoy 8 Foreet Ave No phone 

SENERAL LABOR 

Men 8 women 3 emfte m Wayne 

County Cea a*4-rOT6 

ETD Temporary Sarvica 

Oft GALLERY - Plymouth now fur- 

•tg M I pert e n eaaee 8 stock 

help Cal Nora tor appt 463-7733 

JUfc f M U U U O t 

33152 W 7 Mite - Livonia 

DRIVERS - SEMIS 

Over-the-roed Musi have 3 years 

DRIVER STOCK POSITION 

Food manufacturing company m 

Plymouth Good driving record a 

must Wis tram right person Cal 

between noon-3PM. 453-4555 

DRIVERS WANTED 

For ful lime position 2 locations 

• sJSoo 

261-6500 

ORIVER WANTED For tractor, wrth 

26 ft trailer Drug lest required 

COL license required Apply In per- 

son 12600 Fairtene Livonia 

Caa tor directions 422-5090 

EARN WHILE YOU LEARN 

uvonia/Weattand aree 

Local ofhcee of international organi- 

zation seeks KM lime, career mind- 

ed mdtvidueM tor income m exceea 

ol 8X1000 per year Free Market 

Training No expenenoe neceeery 

Caa Mary Kmaer. Monday thru Fri- 

day. Noon-5pm al 477-9169 

EARN WHILE YOU LEARN 

• Photographers • Studio Managers 

• Travekng • Non-Traveling 

Several poeiuona evalebM for merry 

wcm and iraveang districts 

firm m photo eidustry (24 

ska those with leader 

eetebisn a career m photography 

Seeking many mrkviduals to begm 

our next training Al 

protoeMonei cendidetee caa Joy. 

Monday (60019*2 6313. ext 2463 

An Equal Opportunny Empioiei 

EARN 85 St? HOUR 

mediate Openmga 

Pert lane'fua time 

•doM foTatudems 

2nd eicome shoppers 

Caa Mike 11 - 6pm 

EARN 16 8* PER HR 

Peid Hotefeya. Vernon OentM m * 

moe Part/foa time 471-0*30 

ELECTWCIAN 

• 349-3S34 

ELECTRONIC WORKERS 

' PC Board Aaeembiera 

•OCTa 

ARBOR TEMPS 459-1166 

ENGINEER 

MUST nave t 

ESTABLISHED MANHOLE 

booking for a lutiire Cor 

3a* 9*10 between *am 

EXPOSE YOURSELF 

GRAPHIC OESIGNER/A O 

Feet growing kjS aervlce Ad Agency 

M Troy ia looking tor a Mee-Werete 

Oeaigner/Art Director with a strong 

bag immedieM openings Send re- 

sume wilh selery requirements to 

Mr RoOert McGowen 169 Eaai Big 

Beaver Surte 200 Troy. Ml 46063 

No phone ceas pnest 

with a minimum 

ol 2 yrs experience, muet be lerraker 

with Mr gaugee 8 aurmen none ite- 

enmaa Ouakhed candidates pteeae 

apery at Ventura industries 11665 

Globe Lrvonia. N ol Plymouth Rd 

E of Newburgh 591-2040 

HOUSEKEEPERS 

Service Mea] offers Oeytime hrs 

car. vacation bonus up lo ttt/kr 

Soutnifeld location CU 569-7524 

LIFE INSURANCE 

ILLUSTRATOR 

Professional organization offers 

career opportunity lor an individual 

with an inquisitive mmd and strong 

work ethic 

Qualified candidate wil be lanvliar 

Wrth frustration software and ad 

venced sates austrations Jomt and 

MANAGEMENT 

WHAT RECESSION? 

WE NEED PEOPLE 

mternanortai co io open 7 new of 

fices ri Wayne 8 Oakland counltea 

by July Need 16 motnraied people 

for FREE FAST PACED Iramxng pro- 

gram we ve thrown the book awe> 

No invest ment motrvewd e muaf 

Wa wH GIVE you the experience 

*'6QP salary mo -tq start 

Cal 737-4666 

MANAGEP for Troy greeting card 6 

gift shop Experience required 

Send reeume lo Manager 6669 

Orchard Lake Rd Surte 147 W 

Bloomfield Mi 46322 

MANAGER TRAINEES 

HOUSEKEEPING SERVICE 

dependebM peopm 

preferred Tranaportaton needed. 

Flexible Hrs Appiy 41909 Joytfd- 

Canlon, between to 8 12pm 

HOUSEKEEPING SERVICE 

Needs dependable people experi- 

enced preferred 86 00 lo start 

Transportation needed Flexible 

Hrs Appty 45909 Joy Rd Cent on 

between 10 8 12pm 

mdwiduM life deferred corr«ense- 

bon and apat doner Communwation 

skMa and knowledge of PC besed 

her dware and software nelpful 

Educetion should mOude BA and 

some advanced degree I MSA. CLU, 

ChSC. act Experience should 

«*kide at lessl 5 yrs wilh Me 

meurance products 

We offer compet'irve saury Irvandly 

work environment, cheaengmg work 

kss^nments and exceltenl fringe 

benefita Forward a letter of interest 

selery requwements end a reeume Carrie 

to Box 412 Observer 8 Eccentric i •_ 

Newspspers 36251 . Schoolcrsfl Menufectunng 

Rd Livonia. Michgar, 48150 

GIRLS, GUYS 

$375 - 8600 wkly average earnings 

Due to outstanding expansion m- 

ternehonai Frangiance Co needs 

15-20 ambrtioue.people immediete- 

ly -Various positions open from 

ground floor lo upper menegemem 

Must have a greet attitude, be en- 

thusiastic end efljoy working ai a 

rock-rv-rpl atmoehere No expert 

ence necessery we wil tram 

557-3550 

— - - PreeaOperands 

PC Board Aseembly 

Cscurt Boerd Soldering 

Janrtonei 

Top pay. $150 Bonus mauyance 

Hoeoay Pay Overtime Pay Muat be 

dependable and have rehabte trans- 

portation Caa today tor details' 

'.Vorva. 464-2100 

Southfiaid. 352-1300 

SNELLING 

TEMPORARIES 

NEVER A FEE . 

I PRESS PERSON 

j FVntmg compeny desires expen- 

: anced press people 

Webb Press/Oft Webb Press a plus 

DESIGNER/DETAtLER 

Al discipline acceptec Experience 

-•tr- Au'pCAO Release tOap^s 

PERSONNEL SYSTEMS 1166 

! Pmntmg 

•NEGATIVE 

STRIPPER 

Stripping and pre-press related ex 

— - City ol Farmmglor. MMM 

31555 W '' Mile Rd 

Farmeigion mas Ml 46336 

An Equal Opportunity Emfoyer 

Established company lookmg lo- a 

experienced COMMERCIAL 

REFRIGERATION SERVICE 

TECHNICIAN Com 

OFFICE CLEANERS 

Mature vxl .'O-a to sup- 

plement present income E 

western Suburbs Good Pay Flex , 

btenours Pfeaae cal 

313-344-6113 

Office 

Department Manager 

Salary lo $40,000 » mcenfxes 3 

yrs experience with lemporvy em- 

Pteymerrl company super rising re- 

crurtmg training Exceaent panefits 

473-7212 

Steven J Greene Personnel 

M long 

term position. Must be temilter •rth 

stripping fur tor smgw and multi- 

color robs and making plates for 

web and sheet ted preeeea 

Send resume or cell today lor more 

information " 

CORPORATE 

PERSONNEL 

SERVICES 

261-1120 

tSeneftts Exceaent opportunity for 

groarin 8 etfvancement Loceted m 

-Wmerr. Oawand County 

Cat between, 6am,5pm 665-9626 

REPAIR PERSON experienced io 

•or* pert lane fixing laundry eomp- 

~*rt ocaied th-uout Metro Devon 

Own tr anaporatation rmmmee Cal 

•/•Chaax 962-1752 

RE"AIL MANAGEM04T . 

: Dunne Knits womana speciekty 

C-juiique seeas an enthusiasts 

rânager lor the* w Btoorrrfieid 

store Appkcent anouk} nave retail 

experience and a good fie* for fean- 

ion Salary oommanaurate with ex- 

perience For a^madiate conaMera- 

tiqn please sane resume to 

' DIVINE KNITS 

224 Cokimbus Ave 

New rorx NY 10023 

Or Cal ,212-769-6995 

RETAIL MANAGEMENT - 

Retail Cham has Management open- 

-igs in the Detroit Metro aree De- 

S ie preferred - naming proVKfed 

tee» company pmo Roth Young. 

NO FEE 

32115 Pfymouth Rd 

Lrvonia Ml 46150 

25506 W 

field M> 46034 

*27t3. South- 

313-946-6*00 

FOE RETAIL SALES Entry level Ful and 

part-time positions avalebie m 

loofcinq for_L Medicel SuptHy Sates Part hearth 

insurance Apory m person u> 

28544 Fors Rd Garden CUy 

OIL CHANGE TECHNICIAN 

Penruoa locahon Experience nec- 1 

aaaary ful lime Cal Bob tor RV SMae 37401 Ford 

Rd Westland 

MACHINE OPERATOR 

MERCHANDISERS NEEDED to ser- 

! vice Westiand'Dearborn His 

Harper Woods aree stores $6 er 

Ful tone days $5 50 an hr Expen- j hour part trnie CM 216-246-1381 

ence preferred but not necessary 

insurance-Experienced Only 

GYMNASTIC INSTRUCTOR must be AGENCY POSITIONS 

at least 16 yeers old Gymnastic 

background Apply al Farming!on 

YMCA behind Crowteys on Farming- 

ton Rd or cal Jeen 553-40X1 

HAIRDRESSERS- L OK ON SALON 

IS offering 70* to Ihe 

Havdreeeers with ceentete 

Cal 8 aak tor Gakna 855-2999 

South field - Livonia - Troy 

Detroit - Dearborn - Farmington 

CommerciM 8 Personal Lines 

CSRs-Merketaig-Cteans-Raiars 

CONCORD PERSONNEL 

19500 Mid0tebM1 Rd 478-2200 

Apply m person al 28244 Ford Rd 

Garden C.'Sy Mon -Fn 9-4 or 

cal 522-5627 

JTPA Funded 

MACHtNlS" WANTED 

Exper lencehelplui Fu* 'ma 

Good benefrts Plymouth aree 

459-6190 

MORTGAGE UNOERWRrTER 

of Conventional -es-dentvai mort- 

gages for a growing institution 

larp professional Gener- 

RECEPTiONlST Beauty SMon 

Ful Time Experienced. 

AI Geralds of Frankkn 

Cal. 655-5466 

see* odnnduate with related e»- " T ^ i 5 

I adulls m wprx.snop S community 

Offer V exceaent oeneftis and «emnge Musn be fteafete 6 have re- Teceasery 

suraie with experience - you are «» ' "' 3 * 1 

terested m NMnmg the Leewerds • 

teem pteeae appfy m parson or caa 

753-9072 

$330 wk bonus vacation hean- 

oenefrts oftereo by the Tutpandins 

34 yr old »rm Apph to H R Mgr . 

P 0 Box 4441 Troy Ml 46099 


SECURITY OFFICERS NEEDED 

Detroit 8 Oakland County Startaig 

pay Irom 84 25 per hour Must have 

•Mid Mr driver's koenee. cat 8 

tempNxie GED or diploma ®no* 

security or military preferred but nor 

Appfi, m person. 250C 

H^Siate 20C Ann Arbor 

or cal 313-97.)-907- 

LEEWARDS 

35745 Warren Rd 

weetiand Mi 46185 

(3131729-6020 

Equal Opportunity Employer M F 

MAIL TECHNICIAN experienced: OPERATORS 

only, good aiorkmg atmosphere _ W H A t V W 

Percentage - or rentM offered Aak ; E.oer«ed progreeenre . 

fcr Cathy only 477 « 41 or 750-1021 : 

lor medajm sizec stempmg [ 

seeking si 

out salar> 

Personnel Systems 459 1166 

WANTED pert time Maintenance 

person for ifiop clean up 8 mlec 


vor»a salon needs ambrtaaus Tech 

nom Soma ckanfte hetpfte Aftar 

47S 2250 5 Asa tor Brands 42S-7717 

company locafed m N w Oefrort 

Send eeume to Box 394 Obeerver 

j 8 Eccamnc Newspapers 3625? 

i Schoccraft Rd . L ivoraa Micragan 

1 48150 

mature 

per we 

HAIRDRESSER 

reaebte. experienced 1 day 

•k for Now aree nursmg 

661-7060 

HAIRDRESSERS - 

toaowmg Ful or pari tana Good 

tomrmaaior Garden Cay. Oeerbom 

Hts area 425-0344 

HAIRSTYLIST AaeMtant-Tramee for 

promenant ha* a eeign er 'colons* 

Preetige Bioomheid salon once m 

Hfelime opportunny 645-6000 

HAIR STYLIST BOOTH RENTAL 

D 6 Co 

256-6756 

HAIRSTYLIST 

for busy Livbrae shop Guaranteed 

wage 8 profit sharing Laune or 

477-9440 

HAIR STYLIST • IN CANTON 

Fui Of part time opening 

Some ciisitiMs waa*ig 

459 7*97 

HAfR STYLIST 

MANICURIST 

Cal Pshweer 

tor OlrnvngKani Salon 

*-4 842-7777642 777* 

HAIR STY(,BT MANAGER 

For famify onanted safon Ful or 

part nma Salary pme comrmaaion 

Canton Caa Kamy 9*1*190 

MAmSTYl iST NEEDED Fua ma tor 

RoyM Oak aaMm Caa tar appomt- 

memTuee Set 54*-OOlO 

HAIR STYLIST POSITION 

preangtoua buey Brmmghai 

Great mcabon Ampaa park 

RoaieSalon 644-7710 or 9 

HAIR STYLISTS pnma Bkmmg 

ham location Chan rental Free 

SS3 Aak lea CaraMe. 842 7222 

HEAD TELLER - A Head Taaar » 

needed tar out RoyM Oak Ofece 

T Ne head TaBar a -eeponaHHe for 

of me Taaer 

INSURANCE 

immedMte openmg for experanced 

• Commercial knee CSR 

• Personal Imes CSP 

• Computer opeiafor - Redshaw 

INSURANCE PLACEMENT 

STUOIO 

637-6695 

No Fee eoe 

JANITOR 

Arm Arbor bese jamtonal Company 

IS -coking lor a dependable person 

to work Ml time days -6am ? 30pmi 

m the Schooler aft MfodMban area 

Musi have own car and be KW to 

come io Ann Arbc tor inlervwaa 

>-2*00 

REGIONAL 

MAINTENANCE DIRECTOR 

Regional Marnienance D* actor lor 

iong term care taciM«s Muat be 

abte io trouble shoot and rape* 

electrical equipment and HVAC , 

systems and controM Beckground 

m -efngarahon epupment and aome 

oiumbmg experience requ*ad Valv- 

ue and hand looM raqu«ed 

Piaeee send reeume to 

Oreclor Human Reeources J B 

P O Box 8626 

Ann Arbor MJ 48107 

An EquM Opportunrty EmpHyyar 

NORTHVILLE COOP a accepting 

applications lor maintenance 

personnel Muat have 2 years wor* • 

3 axperwnce m piumbmg. aaecir. ' 

haal 8 cooang Appfy at 

Kings MM Co-op 1*120 

Orcte Novthviee 

MAIDS WANTED 

LANDSCAPE SERVICE department 

managei Must ha* total k/«J*a»- 

edge of landacape 

Vtetaaahon hard workmg 

•ere Good aeth ckents 6 crews Per ( 

•** oPPQrtunity lo manage to! ser j MAINTENANCE GROuNDK 

depertmenl tor Mrga.landscape ; FlJ, tlm# Mature 8 dependable Ex 

" - (#ood salary 

851-4014 

RAPIOLY GROWING LAWNCARE 

Company needs tewn techracseni 

$300-$460 par weak .Mary beee.. Sc*«icraft 

or eapenence aaih benefits and *»- , 

1 

cantivea W4I nam Caa 462-OSOO M 

• M r « | 

TERRACE 

30*00 OlYMOUTH R0 

TRE 

LIVONIA Mi 46' SO 

For These Part-time Positions 

• Clerk Cashiers • Produce Clerks * 

• Stock Clerks • Deli Pastry Clerk 

a Some of the advantage< offered 

•Starting rate SS 50 hour 

* Flexible work schedules 

# P^d time off (vacation holidays I 

4F* O&E Monday. February 25. 1991 

500 Halp Wanted 

- 

nm*1 MM U*J. - - 

Mcm-Fn 11«n-8pm 

says CMChm 437-4144 

weekend Fu» 

SECURITY GUARDS 

opening* tn Detroit and 

c uB rid i 

SECURITY OFFICERS 

EaM and Weat KM Try-county 

openings Days and ivgnta open 

FuB/pari lima 790-4400 

SECURITY 

OFFICERS 

$75 

CASH BONUS 

4 Ful Tlfna Employ— 

Paid Weekly Uniforms furnished 

El* 4 part tana positions available 

Dearborn. Wayna A westsrn Weyne 

county Fad raises A promotion®. 

Car A telephone required. 

22930 

(IS blfcs N oHMWI 

541-3080 

SERVICE ADVISOR 

Import dealer looking for anargatic. 

hard-working par ton Wiling to 

Item Must have 9000 driving 

(•cord ExceRem benefits Sand re- 

*uma or apply m parson 

SUBURBAN NISSAN 

VOLKSWAGEN 

1800 Maplelawn, Troy. Ml 

48099, Attn: Tony Madara 

649-2300 

part time poamona. aw 

taeums to: 2*450 Evergreen, 

Sis 203. South Raid 48075 

dread JaR 355-9600 

TELEMARKETERS 

MO COLO CALLING 

MpM but no* nacaaaary. $6/hr 

PM hours. 

728-4060 

guaranteed piua Mg bonuses 

Maka big money' AM A 

Wg mcmay' 

Pteeae cea 3-9pm 

SERVICE PERSONNEL 

Service si* flow dapls m national 

rataii chain storaa m your araa. Pari 

tune, flexible hours..hourly wage A 

mileage Mail lattar w/quaWication* 

Rdiance Trading Corporation 

Alton lion Kan Wilson 

Bo* 783. Wayna. Ml 48184- 

SERVICE REP - Naadad part Uma 

for Credit Union m Troy araa. Soma 

bank experience hdpful Can Mon- 

Fn 9em-Spm 435-6663 

DIAL YOUR WAY 

TO BIG BUCKS 

Keay Services haa many openings 

for talamarkating darks to maka 

outbound mil cans. This la a long 

(arm fun-lime position with bonuaaa 

Day and evening poafttona iveBBftls 

For lurther Information, please ca» 

. •42-9660 

338-0338 

KELLY 

TEMPORARY 

SERVICES 

Equai Opportunity Employar M/F/M 


_ VIOCO STORE 

Farmington HBN 

Verted hours Mual ba 18 

471-5911 » 

WALLPAPER APPRENTICE 

$7 hour Qraal 1 

(unity FuB Uma. Own uanspona- 

•79-23001 

WAREHOUSE 

flat ana. herd-working. non-smoker 

Pick A packing experienced hafpM 

Sand roauma to Werehouse 27150 

W • Mle. Southfield. Ml 48034 

WAREHOUSING, Light Packaging 

Part-time. Tuaa .. Wad . A Thur 

Appfy In parson- 35245 Schoolcraft. 

Mm 3 yr 

fua 

WINDOW CLEANER 

H experience In high "*e 

Is Must hava o 


Dantel Medical 

BU.LER RECEPTIONIST 

Mual hava 1 yr. experience In madt- 

cai or podiatry office Phone skids 

and good patient communication a 

piua Krwvrt^Jga of health inauranoa 

A MWng raqutrad Mual ba hard 

workw and dependable 17 50 V 

and up depending on experience 

a. - 478-4839 

TELEMARKETING OPPORTUNITY 

Established computer products dis- 

tributor ia saaking experienced and 

motivated -ndlvidueis tor new tele- 

marketing OeparlmanL FuB and part 

lima. Musi ba professional atlh 

good communication skMs Good 

•alary, benefits, opportunity for ad- 

vancement For merMeur: 258-8871 

. SERVICE STATION MANAGER 

dark 04 A Refining a accepting ap- 

plications tor management posi- 

tions Prior experience • 

fits include competitive salary com- 

mensurate w experience monothfy 

bonus, vacation, hospitalization A 

payroll savings. For condsidsrsllon 

submit resume to: CLARK OIL A 

REFINING. Attn:- Rod 

P O Box 6, Teytor. Ml. 48180 

SILK SCREEN with industrial expe- 

rience Also General Assembly oo 

experience naadad. vrBl tram & 

Ms available Farmington HMa 

CaH Doug at: 471-0990 

SOLDERER tor buay Uvonia 

Wy firm. Up to $5/hr to start. 

Call Akca at UNIFOFtCE 473-2931 

STATE FARM INSURANCE office m 

Westland looking for experienced 

Telemarketers CaH Between 

10am-3pm. 722-1070 

STOCK & DISPLAY 

help warned, experience preferred 

lull tune benefits including individual 

medical/dental A vacation Apply In 

parson only 

JOE'S PRODUCE 

33152 W. 7 Mlie - Livonia 

SUM ME* DAY CAMP DIRECTOR 

SPECIAL POPULATIONS 

Canton/Plymouth Therapeutic Rec- 

reation ia aeeklng a parson to direct 

its camp tor mentally and/or physi- 

calfy disabled children, agaa 4-17. 

Raaitlon « 40 hrs/week lor A mini- 

mum of 9 masks Experience need- 

ad in recreation tor special poputa 

, lions. Riperviaing staff, budgeting, 

scheduling, and development of a 

.cemp program Salary negotiable 

Flexibility and creativity a muat 

Canton Parka and Recre- 

1150 S Canton Center Rd , 

Ml 48188 

can. 313-397-5110 

jGoniecr 

.Moo. 1 

^Canton 

*Orcsl. 

POOL DIRECTOR - 

, Coach lor private country dub In 

• Ann Arbor OuaMted applicants 

\ pdy. please cdf 663-8511 

SYSTEMS 

CONSULTANTS 

- (3) 

Senior instaHaUon Consul ant (1) 

ptementation m an I8M large scata 

* system environment. Working 

• knowledge of MVS and CICS or 

• DM2 required WM develop and 

• maintain JCL procedures A utsitles 

* to Support delivering A mstsnmg m- 

' surance systems at cMenl Hies. 30% 

* trave required 

Systems Analysts (2) 

Professional experience m health 

' care coat and utifttetlon analyals 

] across varloua functional areas 

wfihin an insurance company. Com- 

' petence with both PC and main- 

frame software packages used to 

Ith manipulating large 

J complex databaaea Exceaent quan- 

' Illative, written and verbal akMs re- 

quired. 

. These poeilons offer exceaent start- 

, ing salaries and benefits wtth an 

outstanding tugh growth company 

, located In Ann Arbor Send or hand 

a 

PtwkpR Roddy 

A Associates 

777 E Eisenhower Pkwy Surte 102 

Ann Arbor, Ml 48108 

•or 

17187 N Laurel Ps 

Livonia M 

rk Dr Suite 302 

48152 

TEACHER, lor mfe aB eaui k n irtril www 

u anc looowi 

n«oed m a promu «nt day care in 

Canon Must have previous experi- 

453-4490 

TECHNICIANS 

opporiirnily available 

wMh major automotive customer In 

taechenfcai background and aMIty 

I a-run vehicle tests on salt, vtbra- 

l«n and environmental* chambers 

communication *Be re- 

ZZ2 

Sycron Corp.. 8300 Hdty Rd 

Grand Blanc. Ml 484^9 and 

Teresa at (313)895-2424 

TELEMARKETERS 

National company has full pert tune 

. hours Pleasant atmosphere Great 

opportunities for s< 

Mouny piua Bonus Expect M-S12 

par hour 

TELEMARKETERS 

Baae salary, plue mcanbve bortus. 

flexible hours, part nma Canted 

Mary 462 2260 

TELEMARKETER 

i lor Lrvonia portrait studto PlaaaarH 

i workmg environment CaH 

477-3832 

TELEMARKETING 

Part Time 

Men A Women 

tataphena caang 

college eludenta 

rs Go with the 

' 4PM • 

BEL VEDERE CONSTRUCTION 

TY8-7100 (899-7100I 

TELEMARKETING 

IH-BOUNO CALLS 

* A buay maa order company seeking 

aggreaaive tatamarkesers tor perma- 

. nam poeition m Farmington Has off- 

ice Eem SS-t 11 per kour Irom your 

deek in our omt iilirtw• uiea off- 

ice Pienioue 'alem art eimq or 

Caa 

TELEMARKETING 

CeaKashy 

TELEMARKETING 

5 

SoutMMd araal Earn good 

pay ptua commlaakxi 

Call now! 

i 

E N T E C H 

SERVICES, INC. 

737-1744 

TELEMARKT1NG - We need Mi 

Telemarketers at our Livonia office 

Make between $5 112 an hour plus 

bonuses and inoenttvea Cal 

Mi sen 9-5 Aak tor Chrla Johnson 

422-1818 or 422-8004 

- TELEPHONE INTERVIEWING 

Market reeaarch firm seeks Individ- 

uals for part Uma Day A Evening 

Work Individuals muat have excel- 

lent phone akMs. Typing and com- 

puter experience a Piua. Perlec! tor 

homemekers. students, retirees and 

thoee ra entering the >ob market. 

Caa Sandy 10am-4pm weekdays 

•27-4021 

TELEPHONE RESEARCH 

Join the interviewing team of one of 

Ifie areas fastest growing reeei 

firms, if you are a self-starter. can 

read clearly and want to work everv 

ngs A weekends. ceA Kerry i0-4pm 

421-0320 

TELEPHONE SURVEYORS Iqf 

chiropractic office in Berkley a 

Part time No sales, no appointment 

setting Work at home. S5.00 par 

hour Cea weekdays 9-6 30pm. 

Sat: 932-0737 

546-4600 

TELE-SERVICE 

TAKE THE CHALLENGE 

$7 Par Hour to Start 

Fua A part time poaitione for In- 

hardworking Individuals 

aonaaty sets them apart from tha 

You Wat be notifying winners of the 

results of a contest drawing A ar- 

ranging tor mem to redeem their 

if your personal goal ia to succeed 

baaed on your oem efforts, cat: 

FIT N6SS USA HEALTH SPAS 

737-7800 

TEMPORARY HELP 

Experienced Tool Room Machinal 

UAW preferred Familiar with 

C.N.C.. top ratea Cea BtxrvSom 

313-231-1918 

TERRITORY REP WANTED 

tor Wayne A Oakland County. 

Ambitious parson onfy need apply. 

Apply within: 25743 W 7 MSe Rd. 

comer of Beach Daly. 

TEST ADMINISTRATIS* 

Permanent pari lime in Oak Park/ 

SouthfVeid area, naaume to: Leeds 

isory, Inc.. 13132 

Huntington Woods. Ml. 48070 

TRAINER 

To conduct training throughout 

Wayna County. BjMMtor's Degree. 

1 yeer paid iramM^ experience and 

1 year experience working wtth vol- 

unteers required. 30 hours/week. 

Please submit reeume by 3/6/91 to: 

Chris Burn*. Executive Director 

Michigan Training and naaource 

Canter. Inc.. 30712 Michigan Ave- 

nue, Weatland, Ml 48185 


TRAINING & 

DEVELOPMENT 

SPECIALIST 

We are aoafcmg a highly motivate^, 

individual to develop, deaver and 

maintain and user training for cor- 

poraie-wide systems (e.g. E-Mail 

end document tracking) Ouaafled 

indhnduai wM hava course deaign 

and stand-up training experience, 

excellent verbal and written commu- 

nication skins, analytical and organi- 

zational skills experience with 

mainframe systems, be self-mo«val- 

and hava the abHrty to work in- 

dependent of supervision A degree 

In Education or Inatructwnal Tsdv- 

noiogy wtth a minor in Computer In- 

formation Systems preferred Mort- 

gage banking knowledge would be e 

package Qualified candidal** 

should send a confidante! reeume 

to 

Human neaourcai -> 

DEPARTMENT TO 

FIREMAN'S FUND 

MORTGAGE CORPORATION 

27555 Farmington Road 

Farmington Hato. Ml 48334 

EquM Opportu-my Employer M/T/H 

'rtAVEL AGENCY Seeks espan- 

enced agent 3 yrs 

Sabre training A mien 

Excellent Benefits Lmda 

only 

TRAVEL AGENT 

opening for an. experienced agent 

Cea Cheryl 9em-5 SOpm 3S3-Q191 

TRAVEL AGENT-1 2 yrs 

corporate and leieure Fua time 

poeition flexible hrs Ex:Him op- 

portunity tor growth 591-3315 

LOOKMG FOR QUALIFIED 

individual m tree A shrub care K 

haip develop Ma new dhaaion Cer 

selery of *lff*s wage scale 

• Shim differential 

• Weekend differential 

• Exceptional benefit package 

• Part lime, afternoons or midnights 

Al er* offered m a vary pleas em 

suburban working environment 

Stop m lo aee. or caa. Diane Buefc 

RN. Director of Nursing 105 Hag- 

gerty '+55-0510 

LPN to $17.50 

NURSES AIDE to $6 00 

State Certified 

Staffing SpecielMl Services 

M1-127* 

MEDICAL MANAGEMENT Support 

Person. Outgoing parson to tram 

and support medical office ataff. 

Musi have experience m medical 

billing and knowledge of computer 

system Some travM required In ad- 

dition we are seeking Telemarketers 

with similar experience Send re- 

sume 30400 Telegraph. Su 363, 

Birmingham. Ml.. 48010. 

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST - Waal 

Bloomfield Office Experienced 

Computerized. 16-24 hours per 

week. Great opportunity Call Judy. 

9-5, Mon.-Fri. 855-2206 


Dantel Madical 

NURSING ASSISTANT 

We are e akiaed fadaty with a staff 

who en icy working together aa a 

leem Our goM la lo provide Ihe 

highest quality of Ma lo thoee en- 

trusted m our care. Aa perl of our 

leem ydu wa enjoy the aaMetacnon 

of helping others, working M a 

pisesanl, modern faculty, and taking 

advantage of Ihe eicepWnM benefit 

A wage package we offer Pie ess 

cal or atop by i complete an appa- 

caiion Plymouth Court Health Care 

Center. 105 Heggeity 455-0510 

OFFICE ASSISTANT needed tor 

progreeane last paced OT Clnlc 

Minimum 2-3 yr* 

ence helpful Parted tor a 

dnnduel Cell Micheae 536-9005 

need a caremg and trlandfy 

patient-person with good technical 

and resume lo 

J Spiro. M0 -- 

3003 Woodwerd. Berkley, ML. 

48072. Attn Sandra London 

PART or fua time - word pre 

medicM dime Up 10 

Cal Trudy al UNI FORCE 646-7662 

! by si 

SlO/hr 

PART TIME office help 12-5pm 

Mon -Fn. Medical end computer 

experience helpful Farmington 

HMs Reply lo: DAYS Box 336 Ob- 

rer A Eccentric Newspapers. 

36251 Schoolcraft Rd, Lrvonia. 

Michigan 48150 

ASSISTANT MANAGER 

for outpatient physical 

therapy dlnic m Troy. Experience 

to - Attention MMitia. 

41069 Dequindre. Suite 102. Troy 

PHYSICAL THERAPY AIDE needed 

tor outpetient ckrac Good typing 

skats Experience desired, will tram 

Ful lime position. Hand-deliver 

jme lo - Attention IIMIsss 

41069 Dequindre Suite 102, Troy 

PRESTIGIOUS leedmg hospUM re- 

quire* dependable word processor/ 

transcriptional Up to S11/hr 

Call Daley at UNIFOFICE. 357-0037 

PSYCHIATRIC RN 

Part time RN for adolaacant partial 

car* program 30 Hours a wi 

iprn-7pm, no weekends Fua time 

afternoon charge RN-adull unit 

Contact cmoy or Nick at Ardmore 

Center. Lrvonia 474-3500 

RECEPTIONIST - part lima. Monday 

thru Thursday, some Saturday* . 

tor fast paced doctor's office m 

Westland 728-2130 

RECEPTIONIST PART-TIME 

Mature person tor dental office 

Computer exper*nee preferred 

274-4422 

RECEPTIONIST /SCHEDULER 

FuH lime, tor medical office m Troy 

aree Cal Linda, Mon or Wed 

879-5701 

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST 

Part-time Weeflend 

Some billing experience helpM. 

759-0655 

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST Typing 

experience required One part-time, 

one full-time, for busy OB Practise 

m Garden City aree. Send reeume lo 

Box 406: 

Observer A Eccentric Newspaper* 

36251 Schoolcraft Rd Uvonia. 

Michigan 48150 

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST'BILLER 

This busy Oe/GYN office in South- 

field is looking for en outgoing indi- 

vidual to K*n our staff Experience 

on computers and medical bWng a 

must Fua time wtth benefits Send 

reeume to: 

Amy Thomas .. - 

22250 Providence Dr Suite 305 

Southfleid. Ml 48075 

MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST 

Metro MedicM Group, s OMsson ot 

Health AHianoa Plan has an immedi- 

ate opening on the day shift lor a Ml 

time. Mt (ASCPi The applicant 

muat have a BS m Madical Technol- 

ogy and be currently registered by 

the ASCP or equivalent This posi- 

tion «rt« be m the Microt»ology/ 

Serology Department Experience is 

preferred, but not required We oi- 

ler an exceaent starting aaiery aa 

wea ea a luay paid benefft package 

interested applicants, pleata aend 

reeume lo Human Resource Depart- 

ment, Metro Medical Group. 1800 

Tuxedo. Detroit. Ml. 48206 


MEDICAL TECHNICIAN or 

Lab Technician, Ml or part time 

From 9pm on Farmington HMa 

478-5402 

MEDICAL 

TRANSCRIPTIONIST 

Our 261-Bed teaching facMty haa a 

FULL-TIME Afternoon/Midnight po- 

eition available tor a Medical Tran- 

scrtptlorast 

You must be s high school graduate 

or equivalent and have the ability to 

type HAP. OR. DS. Consults and Ra- 

diology reports from dictation Tero 

yeers of medical transcription expe- 

rience eeeantial 

Pieaae apply at tha Hospital Infor- 

mation Deak. ceil our Human Re- 

sourcas Department at (313) 967- 

7557. or send your rssums to: 

OAKLAND GENERAL 

HOSPITAL 

27351 Dequindre 

Madison Hsights. Ml.. 48071 


BUSY 

parl-Ume Nurse 2 days a wk A 

rsUef Send resume to: K WE B 

511 Pierce, Blrminghem. Ml 48009 

• NURSE AIDE/CHILD CARE 

lor disabled mother and chldren 

Dearborn Heights. Exceaent pay 

s EMP4 

and benefits PA-CARE 455-1061 

NURSE AIDE - experienced, living 

near Plymouth, to care tor quadre- 

pleglc man m private home, long 

term. Sun 7.30am -2:30pm 56 50 

per hour to start Ndn smoker Ref- 

erences Cal Muriel sfler 2.30pm 

ortfy 453-3563 

NURSE AIDES 

Fua or part time tor retired Sisters 

Of Mercy Flexible hours Good 

wegee A enceaent benefits 

McAuiey Canter Caa Mary Pat 

Kammafci 473-7150 

WORK WHEN YOU WANT! 

RN's A LPN S 

FOR SUPPLEMENTAL STAFFING 

• Competitive rales 

Med/Surg A specialty assignments 

si sree hospitals. Must have recent 

hospital experience For more infor- 

mation caa Card Kerry 

981-8829 

RN 

FULL-TIME/PART TIME 

DAY SHIFT 

New alerting rale A benefits 

See Mrs Martin 

Director of Nursmg 

261-5300 

NIGHTENGALE WEST 

8365 Newburgh Rd 

Westland, nser Joy Rd 


RN/LPN 

Part-time/FuH lime Day shift poei- 

tion available Apply Bedford VMa. 

16240 West 12 Mas Roed South- 

field. Ml 48076 , 

Ail EquM Opportunity Employer 

RN - LPN 

Wa are looking for eomeone who 

haa a love and understanding of the 

elderly, lo work m our 82 bed facul- 

ty. FuB or part lime poeition eva«- 

abie on our afternoon ehlfl For 

more Information caH 349-2640 

Whitehall Convalaacenl Horns 

43455 W 10 Mas. Novl 

RN OR LPN: day shift, psrt Uma 

Apply I 

Canter. 38410 CherryHH Rd . 

Westland. Ml 48185. 

RN or LPN 

FuH time tor sms* nursing facility m 

Plymouth Significant opportunity 

tor experienced cerlng professional 

Call Mr Adams at 352-4280 

RN - PART TIME 

Appfy mperson 

Msrycrest Manor 15475 MlddlebMt 

.Livonia. Ml. 48154 

427-9175 

* RN'S/LPN'S 

Full or frarl time Competitive 

Pieaae cea Debre Hagerty at Bortz 

Health Care of Ypeilantl 483-2220 

RN S. LPN'S A GPN S We need 

caring nurae* who ahow genuine In- 

terest m geriatrics, ful A part poai- 

tione avalable Salary commen- 

surate wth expenenoe Apply: Mt 

Vernon Nursing Center. 26715 

Greenfield.(between 10- 11 Ml) 

RN's. LPN'S. NURSE AIDES 

> Competitive Salary 

I Sign Up/RsterrM Bonus 

Free Stale Certification 

II yr experience phone A car 

required 

PROFESSIONAL HEALTH CARE 

PERSONNEL 

357-3650 

RN WANTEO 

Weekends only 

Days or afternoon* 

363-7161 

R.N. 

Position evailabie m out- 

patient operating room In- 

MATURE MedicM Assistant tor QYN 

office. Troy Experience In EKG. 

Venepuncture Previous experience 

s must' No eves /no weeksnds Cal 

Laurie al 626-5500 

EXPERIENCED Medic el Aeeietant/ 

• Mile'Meg 

ous CaB Colby at. 

EX PERIENCED Madical Aaoieieni 

Needed tor a l 

I ior s busy 

i w self sr a 

326-6333 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT - Ful lime 

A selery negc-usow «» 

442 1400 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT Experienced 

m X-rays. vampunch*e A injection 

Part Hme washdays CaB Tuaa A 

Thm onty tor interview 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT 

Looking tor up of ane eeHelen tor 

ecMve prectioe Mual be herd work- 

in* mdMduM Siertme eetory Macaona 

4+8.2723 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT 

MEDtCAL RECEPTIONIST 

Experienced. ^jSI and pert 

DAVIS-SMITH 

MtOCAL PERSONNEL SERVICE 

354-4100 

MCOICAL WLLEK PLUS inttMgem 

NURSE , 

AIDES 

NEEDE0 NOW FOR HOME CARE A 

NURSINGJIOME STAFFING. 

MACOMB A OAKLAND COUNTIES 

• Tap pay 

• Certification required tor riuramg 

pitctmvtl 

TEMPORARY 

HEALTH CARE 

SERVICES 

354-6230 

NURSES 

•tne Home Care Ceeea Oak- 

end Weetem Weyne county 

Eem up lo (20 an hot* 

A venety d emfle are eireaabie Se- 

lect what * bast tor you' 

CAU, TOOAY (313) 772-5300 

PROFESSIONAL 

MEDICAL SERVICES 

ST JOHN HOSRfTAL 

ANO MEDICAL CENTER 

An Equal Opc-ir *vty Employer 

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY A 

Speech Pathology Coneuaam Cen- 

mlured caente m raM- 

i 3 to 5 hr* nek Rate 

surenoe Send •eeiens to f O Bos 

y?64M afcrkley Mt 480T2 5e Part time. 

1pm 5pm Insurance experinqce de- 

sired Customer service typmg A fii- 

mg Contact Jim Murphy 535-1200 

INSIDE sales position lor growing 

Wtxom manufacturer Requires 1-2 

years inside sales experience 

$15 600/ywar to si art 

CaH Debbie at UNIFORCE 4734934 

504 Halp Wantad 

Offtea-Clarteal 

.IF YOU HAVE: 

LOTUS 

WORDPERFECT 

. MULTIMATE 

CaB ua tot an interview we have 

position* in Trey A Rochester 

MGM 

INSURANCE AGENCY m Southfleid 

has fua time poertion tor dependable 

person with good bssic Secretarial 

akMs Knowledge d-meurance bua^ 

nee* nelpful but not required Cea 

9am-118m or 4pm-5pm 352-4757 

INSURANCE AGENCY - (2) yews 

Commercid experience 

"Smal agency Good opportunity lor 

right person Uvonia 477-0001 

required LEGAL 

INSURANCE 

Personal tmes customer service rep- 

reeentatnre ro take charge of de- 

partment. minimum 3 yeera experi- 

ence Southfield 354-6110 

INSURANCE 

SECRETARY 

$17,600 

Use your customer service tkiNs m 

this multi-task secretarial position 

Progressive raises with responaibili. 

ty Cal Lmdaey at 353-2090 

SNELLING PERSONNEL SERVICES 

INSURANCE - STATE FARM 

•rtion - secretary to 

handle office detaas type accural* 

for computsr data sntry A good a*tn 

people Insursnce experience help- 

id.bulnot necessary Non-smokers 

onty Mail resumes to Stats Farm 

Agent Jim Beseu* 31281 School- 

craft Rd Lrvonia 46150 

•KEYPUNCH - Experienced keydisc 

operators Fun/part tune day/after- 

noon A Midnight shrhs Good pay 

for good operators 

Ms Allen 561-5151 

LEADING international engineering 

firm requires word proceaaor with 

Word Star and Word Perfect $9/hr 

Caa Jennifer at UNIFORCE 646-7664 

LEGAL SECRETARY 

"For seven ettorney firm m Birming- 

ham Experience required Salary 

commensurate with abBity Send re- 

sume and salary requirements to 

Office Manager 6895 Telegraph, 

Suite 1. Birmingham Ml 48010 


Bloomfield HMe-fu« tune Pleasant, 

apt secretary with 1 year legal Win 

I'am on word proceaaor Salary 

commensurate with experience 

Contact Chris 335-5450 


lor Troy Law Fapi Word proceesmg 

and at least 3-4 yr* legal experi- 

ence (corporate e*i ate planning i 

er Send '**u 

equired Non imoii 

to Secretarial Committee P 0 Box 

99484 Troy M< 48099 

LEGAL SECRETARIES 

a FuO and part time neeoed tor 

Bloomfield Hifls law firm Minimum 

ot 2 years legal experience neces- 

sary Corporate and litigation 

WordPerfect 5 0 or 5 i preferred 

Salary commensurate wtth experi- 

ence Please call 646-9500 


Experienced Word processing A 

exceaent skills necessary -Knowl- 

edge of DW4 preferred Great bene- 

fita A salary 13 Mile A Telegraoh 

540-3366 

LEGAL SECRETARY for partner A 2 

Experience necessary including 

WordPerfect Fal lime Send re- 

sume to Office Manager . 33 Bioom- 

heid HUM Parkway Sla 100 Bloom 

field Hilts M. 48304 

Monday. February 25. 1991 O&E • 5F- 


• Offtea-Clarteal 

LEADING techndogy company 

neeos experienced recepnonnt/ 

switchboard operdora $7/fir 

Cal Marge al UNIFORCE 646-6501 

LEGAL SECRETARY - Experienced 

WordPerfect. 5 0. PI A domeeuc 

Salary negotiable CaB 9 30-230 

Farmmgton hm* 851-8787 

LEGAL SECRETARY, experienced 

For pleat ant Southfield Peraond m- 

**y firm Word proceeamg A excel- 

lent skMs nacaaaary Salary com- 

mensurale with expenenca Excel- 

lent Benefits Sand resume to 

Hadley J Wme P O Box 2207. 

Southfield Ml 48037 2207 

Aa rap net confidential 

SECRETARY - Top nolch 

with mnmum 3 yr* experienced tor 

buay Farmmgton Hats ktigabon 

practice Exceaent growth poMnliM. 

salary negotiable Ln 737-4747 


RECEPTIONIST 

Experienced. WordPerfect good 

benems Telegraph A 12 Mle Re- 

spond to Galbraith A Booms 29777 

I fa'. 6.I.IMI.H 

Mich 48034 


Part time Flexible work schedule 

WordPerfect experience Southfield 

office • 552-0200 

LEGAL SECRETARY - Downtown 

Birmingham CrvV litigation practice 

Mud have WordPerfect experience 

and effective cal and wrmen ekMa 

negotiable Send resume to 

Smith 185 Oakland Ave 

Surte 260 Birmingham Ml 46009 

Salary i 

Mr 0 

LEGAL TEMPS 

Maior Law firm la aeekmg emert- 

enced Legal Secret arid Tampa 

$12 86 per hour for long I arm as- 

signments CaB KATHY. today 

MASTANTUONO A ASSOCIATES 

355-2440 

LIVONIA OFFICE Needs Orgwvzmg' 

if you have an upbeat personality 

bookkeeping expenenca or apti- 

tude, WordPiarfect. Lotua 1-2-3. and 

20-35 hour* per wee* pieeae send 

resume A salary requirements to 

Classic Fare-ARA Service* 11900 

Hubbard Dr.. Livonia. MI 48150 

LEGAL 

SECRETARIES 

APPLY TODAY! 

EXCELLENT 

JOB OPPORTUNITIES 

Experienced legd secretaries A 

word processors are needed for 

snort A long term assignments -as 

»»*. ss Temp to Perm potions 

G>n. LESLIE TODAY' 

TOP PAY A BENEFITS 

CORPORATE 

PERSONNEL 

SERVICES 

2 6 1 - 1 1 2 0 

NO FEE EOE 




ENTRY LEVEL 

Uftra professional firm seeks legd 

secretary with outstanding akMa/1 • 

yeera experience m general law Ex- 

ceaent salary, benefits, and work 

environment Sand reeume to 

Arthur Triomee Executive Search 

3000 Town Canter Suite 2333 

Southfield. Ml 48075 

or caB. 355-4 1*0 

LEGAL 

SECRETARIES 

$25,000 FEE PAID 

town, one m Troy Strong akMa in- 

cluding word proceeemg required 

FLUB M IBB It 1 

CaB 649-5900 


TROY 

MAJOR computer sale* office re- 

quiree aOrrwusl'StN* secretary with 

Deem ale. Lotua and Hetverd 

Graphics Up lo $8 SO/hr 

Caa PauNna at UNIFORCE 473-2932 

MPDICAl etiUHJ'iiem I.urnymy 

seeks tul lime fandioate tor office/ 

clerical work Must have pleasant 

personaaty and phone manner at 

wen aa exceaent typing, dictaphone 

A organizational akM* Greet oppor- 

tunity to grow with young aggraasrve 

company Complete benefita pack- 

age avalable Send reeune with sal 

ary hietory to Meiro Med-cai Equip- 

ment mc. 37659 Schooicralt Fid 

Livonia. Ml 48150 

No phone cals pieaae 



LEGAL SECRETARY $27,000 

corporate expenenca rusflaa 

LEGAL SECRETARY TO $25 000 

Lftigation experience good or gem 


Bvmmgham area. 2-3 yeers legei 

experience with WordPertoct 


Beautiful tuburberi firm 

expenenoe. pr ideational 

anca FuB bandits 

ALL FEES COMPANY PAID 

772-6760 or Fax Beeums 77j-1611 


MATURE - competent mdMdud.to 

surance underwriting depl Typing A 

computer Mia* required devious 

pkis pieaae caB or 

to Mutud d New 

York 30G4.-W Big Beaver =220 

Troy Mi 48064 ettn«Mwy Mc Every 

oreaB 643-8901 

OFFICE MANAGER 

Large Southhetd Ad Agency seek* 

experienced Office Manager prefer- 

api. with tsciaifwl 

or-mled organizaior, Other 

qui-emems include knowledge off- 

ice automation ability to 

recommend innovaln* ideas and al- 

ternative solutions and effective 

employee raWfions was Pieaae 

aend resume and salary hidory lo 

Hurpen Resource Department 

Campbell Mithun Esfy Advertising 

27777 Frankim Road 

Southfield Ml 48034 

An Equal Opportunity Employar 

NOW HIRING!!! 

FULL TIME CLERICAL 

Long term and short term tempo- 

rary assignment* avalable tor 

T rt"st 

Data Entry Operator* 

Fie Clerks 

Word Proceaaor* 

' Receptionists/Switchboard Opts 

Legal •Secretaries 

Top pay $150 Bonus Hobday Pay 

Overtime Pay. TempMed insurance 

Ca| CaB today 

Uvonia. 464-2100 

Southfield. 352-1300 |" 

SNELLING 

TEMPORARIES 

NEV VP A FEE 

PAYROLL ACCOUNTS 

PAYABLE CLERK 

Experancad onty Apply m peraon 

to M-.»- Souve- Medicos Hearth 

Care, Center 22355 West 8 Mle 

Roed Detroit. Mi 48219 

- PA'ROLL PERSONNEL 

FuH lime No leekends 

$6 30 hour 

Cdl 9-5pm - 483-2220 

PHONE INVESTIGATORS 

interviewing applicant! lor insur- 

ance Phone experience paid per 

case Soutftheid location Resume* 

only Phone unit P 0 Box 259 

Detroit Ml 46231-0259 


POWERHOUSE SECRETARY 

PART TIME 

opening for Receplionrsl in Veteri- 

nary Hospital over 18 Light typmg. 

fifing and good phone skills re- 

quired Hours Mon -Fn . 4pyrv-Bpm 

Sat 8am-5pm After tpm 349-8505 

• Farmington HUW property mar.age- 

; ment firm -

6F* O&E Monday. February 25. 1991 


ROC* 4 ROLL ATMOSPHERE 

Mfhmn 

n lo Mm 

Heevy M m 

•MI required Data M 

•no* IMpM AM to work flexible 

t»w» Bam-9pm 

Ask for Co8**n. 47V1300 

SALES 

SECRETARY 

$15,600 FEE PAID 

0»man* orooHng suOurben comp 

ny offers tul Panama. Iota of variety 

and advancement lor Ma toat- 

peced ton K>e • you type SO and 

went io okmp io ma top quiet*, cal 

SMrtoy no* at MI-MOO 



SALfS SUPPORT 

Sacraury naadad tor Sataa Support 

i nan-amoklng office Type 

00 wpm 4 good calculator akMa 

necessary Customer service 4 word 

procaaamg kxpenence «ery rwpM 

Wie tram. Accepting applications at 

43100 9 MM Rd . Novl. 

SECHFTARIFS 

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY 

wn boas. High 

tommies!on Aak tor Date. 

12 

NATION'S 

aeainng ! 

Po4eibts Management opportunl- 

I 349-8871 

New Home SUM 

Licensed and currently active saiee 

associate far new single ferrmy 

homes m the popular 'Leurei Es- 

tates of Uvonia-. located South of 7 

MM. East 4 Weat of Newburgh. with 

decorated models ready tor tw8i- 

ness Prima mark el location, attrac- 

tive pricing with apodal flnancmc 

potential Mgh volume salee. abMty 

lo typa Jom tha new home diitaton 

of The Prudential Harry 8. Woite 

Realtors, 421-5880 

4/M Ul-.i-J g.i.. 

9W n w p wraniBC u w i 

PART TIME/FULL TIME Sales m 

Ratal ahaat music department 

EvWknge 4 Saturday* Local travel 

required Cal Lmda (313)427-0040 

Or land reeumee to: Hamme* Music 

Ine^ 16830 Middlebeit. LMonla. Ml 

48184. 

K - F S 

mm* Ore 

re kd ihIii i Sausage Co . 

rmington Wa.. Farming Ion 

aeroeOe Shopptng Center 

Ptccaaain 

•800 per 

phone SALES 

q Incoming orOers 4400 

week Cal 382-0184 

REAL ESTATE CLASSES 

Lasm how to obtain your Michigan 

Ran EataM adanse Our Passes are 

taugftl By experienced protossion 

at*. State ol the art tac*»t> Day and 

5? 

For more mtormatton cal Airmg 

buMneaa hours 

2121 

REAL ESTATE 

PROFESSIONALS 

Wa. at Coidwel Banker lake the ut- 

moet dedication lo aae thai you are 

given fha beet training and auppon 

Uoaaltle Al MM plus 100% oommts- 

Mon plan, second to none Group 

beneltu end more enebie you 

to become Independent and a Irue 

Sataa Prolaeeianal CM JMn Sle- 

vene or Neal Lanphear and eaa why 

we are the a 1 Real Estate offlca in 

al of Wayne County and what you 

career opportunilleo might be 

459-6000 

C0LDWELL 

BANKER 

Schweitzer Real Estate 

REAL ESTATE SALES 

$25,000 Guaranteed' If you always 

wanted lo start a career m râi es- 

tate. but ton you couldn't take a 

chance on a lower first year income, 

now la the time to gel sterted Cal 

Trlche al 348-8430 to And out about 

our guaranteed income program, 

and atari immadieteiy m a 

career MM) ol unlimited potential 

REAL ESTATE ONE — EOC 

REAL ESTATE SALES PEOPLE 

WW Tram - Cal 422-5920 

NEATON REALTY 

RESTAURANT EXPANDING cater- 

ing 4 banquet eervkea Need sales 

peraon familiar wilh food saies 4 

services CaH Mr Marshall 477-2820 

ROUTE SALES PERSON 

needed Immediately Established 

routes, guarantee or commission 

471-0002 

Earning 

SALES 

sg opportunity al Orkm Lawn 

Cera la unlimited rt you are a go 

e . communicate we*. Orkm 

Cere, one of the notions wad- 

ing lawn cam companies, has an 

opportunity tor unlimited growth 

• Guaranteed Salary 

• Draw -l- Commission 

• Auto Allowance 

• Heelth 4 Dental Benefits 

• Management Opportunities 

Experienced or not, for mi erne* 

Cell: 85^9000 

SALES HELP - VART TIME 

Tuaa.. Thur* 4 Set V * Bloom- 

SALES 

Exoelenl Professional opportunity 

available for you Local franchise of 

international firm marketing person- 

al 4 profeeetonai development ma- 

terials Fun Good income potential 

No travel Complete on )ob training 

Fu* or part time 

313-478-9896 

SALES 

MANAGEMENT 

Exptore the management opportuni- 

ty with AL.W Marketing whM en- 

toying the eecurlty of your present 

lob. Joyce Zoppi 773-8883 

506 Halp Wantad Salaa 

RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE 

SALES Career with an old eefabkeh- 

ed Itrm We are expending our Real 

damw* Division and are mtereeted m 

new saleepaopta. (experience noi 

naceeaary) Cal tor an Interview and 

llnd out * Ihe advantages we heve 

lo offer CALL: 

THOMPSON BROWN 553-8700 

Farmmgton H 

Ask for SheM 

HIM Office 

Raymond 

RETAIL ASSISTANT 

Maneoer Trainee - High ( 

m Somerset Mall looming 

sional experienced teiea person 

Greet hours and working umdltWna 

High income potential CA* Randy. 

Andre Beam, inc at 848-1282 

Sales Associates 

CRANBROOK 

nas empty < 

be fined by ambitious, en- 

ergetic 8 hardworking Real 

Estate Sales Agents 

CRANBROOK offers inten- 

sive training lor new agents 

4 the support 4 opportuni- 

ty tor experienced agents 

A Generous commission 

schedule combined with an 

established reputation of- 

fer the Reel Estate Profee 

slonel a rare opportunity to 

make a move lor the bet- 

ter Frank IM or W Bloom- 

neid locations available 

Contact Tom Nolan or 

Mitch Wolf to arrange tor 

an appointment 

6 2 6 - 8 7 0 0 

SALES MANAGER tor loweky 4 

scarf accessory co Region mena- 

der $200-5300 guaranteed to atari 

Plus 42% commlaaion 641-9922 

V'I 

^SRLES - Part time 

For lawn spray service Evenings 4 

Saturdays Earn $ 10-$14 par hour 

Ca* 3-9pm 353-7799 

SALES PERSONS 4 

needed lor established remodeling 

company Salary plus commission 

Must have vehicle Cal Mon -Fn 

9AM- 1PM 545-7780 or 545-1390 

SALES PROFESSIONAL 

One of tha lergeet Cenon office ma- 

chine deelships is looking tor expe- 

rienced motivated safes people We 

offer high income potential- expen- 

sive bonus and company paid ben* 

fits For confidential interview ca* 

Tom Brough 313-356-0140 

SALES REPOUTSIDE 

High-energy, degreed. 2 yeers expe- 

rience, professional outlook mtan 

gibie Business to business product 

Salary, benefita. commiasion 4 auto 

Call W Styles at 454-4711 

SALES REP, 

Major national wholesaler looking 

lor sales rep wilh experience M sell- 

ing health and beauty aides, grocer- 

ies and rion-food commodities 

Must have 5 yrs mmimum sales ex- 

perience with key accounts repre- 

senting significant territory volumn 

Must ba eaif-motivated and a team 

player Good managerial sktfts and 

exceptional verbal oommumcatior 

abilities necessary ExceMnt salary 

end benefit package Send resume 

with salary requirements Box 398 

Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers 

36251 Schoolcraft Rd Livcnta. 

Michigan «8150 

SALES Draw egainaf commlaaion 

and benems after 30 day* Minimum 

40 hr week, io include Sat 4 Sun 

Send reaume to 9337 Newburgh Rd 

Livonia M. 48,150 alt Jacqueline 

SCHOOL FUNDRAISING 

Excellent opportunity for real eetate 

sales person retired school emptoy • 

ee or other' aggressive person lo 

show our Michigan products 

Fundraismg Program 313-858-7112 

SENIOR SALES MANAGER 

with Director ol Sales potential 

needed Previous hotel sales experv 

ence required Large corporation 

ExcaMdnt benefits, etc Send re- 

sume to Rad«sson Hotel, 8000 MAR 

rlman Rd . Romulus Ml 48174 

SUPERVISORS 4 MANAGERS 

Earn what your worth' $&000-$8000 

per month High growth nutrition 

company Apply M person at 23333 

Eureka AD Taylor Lower level NBD 

Bunding Tues 12 noon anarp 

Attention Eric 

OPPORTUNITY 

HAS an opening on lis tales counaal 

ing staff Wa ara looking tor a man 

or woman of good character, who it 

wilkng to work M return tor a perms 

nent. good income opportunity 

Sales experience prafened but not 

required We tram you to assure 

your aurrreea If you are an ambi- 

tious peraon - age is no factor 

It you qualify cal George tor a per- 

sonal interview 522-2200 

OUTSIDE COMPUTER Sale*- $4/ 

hr . + 6% commiasion to atari 

Oaeumee COS Personnel. 28400 

Laheer. Ste, 108. Southfield, 48034 

OUTSIDE SALES REPRESEMT1VE 

Needed tor Troy Travel Agency 

Commiaaionabta Satoe 

Ca* Margaret at: 

PART TIME 

Children"* apparel ahop m Sooth- 

held Mmimum 3 day*. 10AM-5PM 

Experienced only ce* 382-8788 

START AT THE TOP 

Now Interviewing For A Fsw Select Positions 

FREE* PRE-LICENSE COURSE 

We offer the biggest & best license school In 

the state. Day or evening classes tailored to 

your schedule. Classes starting now. 

• Small refundable material charge 

• Full-time in-office training to help you 

to a fast start, 

• 2 Livonia locations 

• In-office relocation department 

9 ^ 2 1 

- Hartford South, Inc. 

Call the Proven Professional 

Frank D'Angelo 

464-6400 

CAREER SEMINAR 

»om ue tor en how 

more about a 

greesive compensation 

pan offices n Wayne 4 

Oakland countlaa Thurs- 

day February 28th 7pm 

ERA Country Rldgs 

Realty 

34550 Grand Rtiar. 'arm 

4 74. $303 

DRIVER SATFS 

tor looking lor ee* mottveted 

mdMduet* waang TO tram Skie 

CroM Bkje ShaeM For ertormafkkv 

raa after TEAM 47T-9«W 

EARN TOP PAY 

15041883-810* - A d a 1200 

EARN t tOO - $2500 MO 

motive!AA M 

\ INTERESTED IN A 

REAL ESTATE CAREER? 

Let us teach you how to list 

and sell in our training classes 

100% Commission Program 

Prepense classes begin 

April 9, 1991 

^Classes held Tuesday & Thursday 

6-10 p.m. 

For confidential interview 

. " or information call: 

Pat Morgan, Director 

of Recruiting and Training 

647-6400 

CMnl* r k' n 

WM* - PEALTOPS* 

Since 1948 • 

A name you can depend on 

in Real Estate! 

ACCOUNT REPRESENTATIVE 

Mnlws 

the copy center 

Kinko s is looking for highly motivated professional 

people for outside sales positions We offer the 

opportunity to work for a progressive rapidly 

expanding national company that is committed to 

training and customer service Compensation will 

be based on salary plus commission Benefits 

include Health, a generous vacation plan and a 

retirement plan Please reply to Craig Shuier 

29306 Orchard lake Farmington Hills Michigan 

48018, by March 1. 1991 

ART VAN FURNITURE 

Are You Like Me? 

I'm 33. have' 2 children, and want the 

better things in life. My career rewards m e 

well for m y efforts, 1 work between 42 and 

48 hours in a well-displayed showroom. I 

enjoy people and get great personal 

satisfaction from knowing their lives will 

be better for having* p u r c h a s e d m y 

product. I presently earn in excess of 

8 2 5 0 0 a m o n t h salary plus commission 

and I'm not the highest paid salesperson 

in m y c o m p a n y I also have a full benefits 

p a c k a g e i n c l u d i n g m a j o r m e d i c a l , 

p r e s c r i p t i o n , d e n t a l , a n d e v e n 

profit-sharing If this sounds like you. we 

should talk. 

NOVI 

. Mr Sheridan 348 8922 

WESTLANO 

Mr Webb 425-9600 

UVONIA 

* Mr Phinips 47a-ea7o 

508 Halp Wantad Salaa 

SALES 

UP TO S12/HOUR 

Loo9-4erm iMmarUtma protect 

nrodLfl Grsai 

aunai mon atmosphere SouthMU 

•rea S4/hour piua unamiied com 

mission 4 benefits Must heve prior 

saies experience Start vnmeOietery 

Cai nam tor appomimenli 

WORRELL SERVICES 

583-4588 

SELF MOTIVATED Sales parson tor 

memOeraMp sataa to a nationaBy 

:otov"»» KKH* Matur.se* «*•- 

BUOMMM Bwmmgham Rochester "• 9°°° "GMANG MUM proto*- 

n a i 682-4076 K^N* 1 appearance farmmgtor 

' BtoomMM 4 Livorwa 681-0016 

ARE YOU LOOKING tor loving, reli- 

able doe* lo home day care to- WILL CLEAN HOMES apartment- 

your Chkd'Pieaae ca* Sue 15 MM 4 j w_office* Reterance* Ca» afler 5 

Hupoard Area 425-8244 

EXPERIENCED S'TTfO «n our_ W 

Bloomfield home lor 5 n» old. 3-5 

days per wee> non-'*mo«er Re«ei- 

encas Ca* Judy 9-iprn 3T5-2500 

EXPERIENCED woman to care for 2 

school age children m our w 

Bloorrjheld home Light nouseaeep- 

mg. cal aftar 4 30pm 624-3993 

ROCHESTER HtLLS - Pri 

couple eeexs ful time lowig chad 

car* m our Rochester Hale home tor 

6 month old Non emoker with r*tor- 

803-8304 

GARDEN CITY womar 

n#*ds Nvjr»e AIC-E ".PM 6PM 

Mon Wed Thur* ys hour ac»i A 4 

CHRISTIAN HOUSECLEANING 

Plymouth", uvonia. " 

Donna 4f5-8035 

DAY CARE ai my licensed 8K)

3F* OAE Monday. February 25. 1991 

515 ChiM Car* 

K6HOER CAW Leer-wig Canters ia 

tor infant 6 

/vers no 

m o m a | 

In me cMt 

To appfy 28190 Farmmgton Rd 

Farmetglon HM 553-7350 

I pan ol mo twggaat 4 b M 

in mo oMd car* mduetry benefit* 

NANNY NETWORK. INC 

- " * EkJ ^T 

Car* Live-m'out. tue time/part 

Caa 650-0670 

TODDLERS 

dwmmgham aroa chad car* center 

moo-5 yeers 14 Mr 

Woodwerd 4 Cootudge. 

516 Elderty Care 

ft Attic tone* 

BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE ROOM in too- 

tor car* noma tor mo oldany 24 Dr 

518 Education 

I Instruction 

ELEMENTARY READING ll MATH 

SpeOefcst 20 yt*. experience , 

Rooionafcio ram Avaiobto m your 

364-1434 Evening Classes 

Placement Assistance 

Next Session Begins 

Mar 4. 1991 

THE TRAVEL 

ACADEMY 

855-6560 

520 Secretarial & 

Business Services 

FINANCIAL ASST /EXEC SEC. with 

15 yrs experience offers business 

sendees Includes A/P. Payroll 

Word Processing Check Writing. 

Bank Rec ,tFinancial Statements 

General Ledger Pick up'Deliver 

REASONABLE RATES 534 8385 

Classifieds 

W O R K 

To Place Your Ad CaH 

644-1070 

591-0900 

RED WING 

TICKET WINNERS 

C h r i s G i o v a n n e t t i Lori Pirtle 

1554 W . L i n c o l n 1 0 0 3 5 C a m d e n 

B i r m i n g h a m 4 8 0 0 9 Livonia 4 8 1 5 0 

Please call the promotion 

department of the Observer & 

Eccentric before 4. p.m. 

Tuesday, February 26, 1991 to 

claim your free tickets. 

591-2300, ext. 2153 

520 Secretarial *- 

DuiincM jerrictt 

Affordable & experienced word pr»- 

ciiifcig. apreedehe 

4 mora tor your bia 

RS. 

mg (S32). FAX. 

bei* lent merge 

letiemeed package 

mel 4 office rentals 1 

Inkjet. wkM carriage 

SECRETARIAL SOLUTIONS 

too Personal 

fTS an 

afuainted wtth Astrology 4 yourself 

A computerised natal chart and a 

Personality anafysia For more Mo. 

cal 442-5530 

NOVI: 344-0044 

VILLAGE SECRETARIAL 

SOUTHFIELD 567-2434 

Attn Small 

WORKING FROM YOUR HOME? 

Secretarial Sarvioae. Fan 4 Copier 

at Highly Competitive Rata* 

Novi 4 Canton Cal Jo at National 

SECRETARIAL SERVICES 

Reaumaa. Dictation. Bookkeeping 

on Lotus. Word Proceesing 

Our computer - flexible hours 

Model Omce. mc 534-4742 

522 Professional 

Services 

FREE 

24 Hour Unique neeuma Hotline 

313-254-4959. Ext 214 

RESUMES Irom 120 - write/edit.' 

type/print - an IMds - 20 yeers 

penence Day/Eves/Weekends No 

obligation appointment 444-5747 

SPECIALIZE IN RESUMES 

Manuscripts, manuals, term papers, 

legal documents. Masters Word 

Proceesing 473-3211 415-1549 

523 Attorneys 

Legal Counseling 

INJURY CASES 

Criminal, bankruptcy, drunk driving, 

traffic notation*, real est ste closings 

A FULL SERVICE LAW FIRM 

FREE PHONE CONSULTATION 

LOW RATES 

JOSEPH W LARKIN. P C 354-4490 

524 Tax Services 

INCOME TAXES done tor smal 

business or individual by 

Reasonable 

422-473rl 

rataa Call Laura. 

INCOME TAXES prepared m your 

noma. Day. evening, wieekend ap- 

pointments Enrolled agent wtth 

finance MBA. over 10 

10 yrs expert- 

(313)241-3104 

600 Personals 

Congratulations! 

r 

ADOPTION - happy. 

longs to adopt newborn, legal, con- 

fidential. cal Catfiy or Harry collect 

414-754-9024 

AMWAY DISTRIBUTOR PRODUCTS 

4 voice answering service 

by Arrtvox We deliver 

"H 4 NH*. 443-4521 or 943-9036 

ANNUALREPORT 

of Bernard 4 Helen Watsberg Family 

Foundation. Available 24400 

Lahser. Southfield. Ml 44034 For 

by any allien within 140 

Weisberg. 9am- 

354X333 

days Contact*"?} 

5pm. Mon. - Fn. 

MARY KAY COSMETICS 

Al Hems Vt stock 40* off 

469-1471 

PSYCHIC READINGS 

Mail order, m peraon or by 

pnone For information cal 

Coamlc Connection 517-431-4544 

TAKE YOUR FAMILY AROUND 

The world without leaving h 

Host an exchange student Can 

449-7623 or 471-5247 or 425-7257 

TICKET CONNECTION 

Conoerts. Sports 4 Theater 

Brat 20 itm. 

Buy-Sel 591-1441 

VEGAS NIGHT - Sal March 2. 1991 

6pm-Midnight At FCP 130. 2905 

Hilton. S of 10 Miie. Ferndata S5 

Admission S2 tree cfepa Proceeds 

lo Budding Fund. 

16th Annual 

TRADE SHOW 

IREM & BOMA 

April 10th. 1991 

Fslrlana Manor 

Present your product or service 

to property management 

and reel estate proteaaionaH 

Reserve your bfro 

NOWI! ' 

CALL: Sue Hmdertner 

(313)944-4522 

Jane Butting 

(313)656-4522 

or Marilyn Hornfeld 

(313)964-4522 

th 

602 Lost & Found 

FOUND at doorstep. Farmmgton 

area, torn ale puppy, blackish brown 

wrth wfWte '• . 477-4466 

FOUND DOG shepherd ma. mala 

Found at: Wayne/Michigan Ave. 

Sun Feb . 17 729-9324 

FOUNO - Male husky mix. tan 4 

black. Around Appleton 4 Plymouth 

536-1010 

FOUNO: Small beage or bull lam sis 

dog. Ford Rd./Mlddlbelt Area. Gar- 

den City on Fab. 16 422-2443 

FOUND: 1 year oDJ male Golden Re- 

triever. not neutered, found Frl 15th 

on Crooks Roed. 1 block S of South 

Blvd Cal Rochester Veterinary 

Hospital 85^-3650 

FOUNO: 2/21. young neutered male, 

poaaibie retriever mix. Southflafd at 

9 Mile 4 Berg Has Mua collar w/no 

lags Can Susan 364-9224 

Or work 557-1636 

LOST CAT: Male. 6 mos old. white/ 

dark grey, long dark ta* Troy. 14 

MHe/Rochester Reward 524-0109 

LOST: Feb 14th. ladies fur hat. 

10-10W 4 Greenfield aree. Reward' 

Can. 541-7606 

ATTENTION 0-44/124 I 

if interested m joining a user group. 

Cal; leave name, address 4 phone 

724-4717 

FEMALE cat 

with orange 

Septl 

I S200 

553-45331 

BODY? MIND? SPIRIT? 

Who Are You Cal The Dianetics 

Hotline 1-400-347-4744 

LOST - MALE CoMe. Mack 4 while, 

neulered 10 yrs old Plymouth/ 

*. 937-2434 

FREE PERSONALITY TEST 

Your Personalty Determines Your 

Happiness Know Why? 

Cal: 1-400-/OR-TRUTH (347-4744) 

LOST: Poodle, male, brown 4 gray. 

4 Mia/Grand River Aree. Reward 

357-0595 

SUFFERER (In Troy), of 

fatique due lo toxic chemi- 

cal senaitMtiaa wishes to contact 

people who also sutler Irom same to 

share information tor educational 

purposes 449-4611. ext. 101 

603 Health - Nutrition 

W*ight Loss 

MAKE MONEY A DELICIOUS WAY 

Micro Diet ai seen on TV Cal Leslie 

tor free sample 345-4447 

W i n T w o T i c k e t s 

T o T h e 

VIP VIC TANNY MEMBERSHIP 

$700 Yearly Fee. $35 

Cal 9 to 4pm. 543-7490 

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On Campus tn advanced or at the Box Office day of game 

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13456 STAMFORO CT 

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(Stamlord Ct. la-1 Mk. E. ol Stark 

Rd oil Ihe Eaftbound Service drive 

OI 94 -1 Jeftnee) 

Feb 26. 

4pm. Lg quanlly Brand 

tory of An Drafting and Deeign sup- 

drafting tables t 

markers, pericli. technical writing 

tale, paints. OmmCom transfar ma- 

chmaa. brushes waxars. madia ol 

many types, loo much lo est 

Lg Quantity ol Mia new shelving. 

AT4T model 4344E WGS Computer 

p and office I 

Caah or Certified 

Montgomery 41 

(313) 459-231 

701 Collectibles 

ASHTON Drake Dols. Precious 

Moments (plalea. bels 4 Hgurmes). 

Royal Douttons 469-2259 

BEER CAN collection (world wldel 

approximately 500. 

S500 937-0234 

BELL COLLECTION. 1943 Danbury 

Mint. 25 bails Cal tor more 

Information 244-2039 

DEPARTMENT 54 Heritage 

pieces. Some retired Al n 

packaging. Reasonable 941 

original 

11-5729 

FINE A.RT: Picasso. Osli 

Anusiklewka. Aoreole. Acrylic on 

549-7127 

VAL St Lambert crystal nam war. 

Cranberry cut to dear. "Cupid" pat- 

tern. Handel floor lamp. Grandfather 

dock, oak caaa. ca. I400"s. ceiling 

fiiture. 5 decorated Quezal shades. 

oaMmg fixture. 3 Stauben-gpld Imde- 

scantshedes 349-5421 

702 Antiques 

ALL ANTIQUES BOUGHT 

Postcards, old movie magazines, 

dols. toys. Shelly^china. 

gleaaware. military 3164 

ANTIQUE CRAFT MALL 

Dealers. SI 50 sq.fl /morrth or 4 ft 

rant-e-sheri lor S26/montl 

NOT required lo work 773-7412 

ANTIQUE oak dining room set - but 

Me. 6 

tot. hutch, table, 

condition. JISOO 

chairs Good 

451-4046 

ANTIQUE Victorian 3 piece set. love 

seat, rocker, chair. (700 or beet 

656-0430 

CHINA 

jed dinner* 

We buy and sal (smca 

Cal Mon-Frl. 1-400-526-7390 ext 71 

DINING ROOM SET. 1921 English 

deeign. 11 piece, walnut. 42.750/ 

Beat Restored 3 yr*. ago 567-9234 

DU MOUCHELLE 

FREE APPRAISAL CLINIC 

FRl.. MAR 1. 12:00 noon til 7 00pm 

SAT . MAR. 2. 10:00am tW 4:00pm 

KINGSLEY INN 

1475 N. WOODWARD 

BIRMINGHAM y 

WANTED: 

ANTIQUES. ORIENTAL 

RUGS. PAINTINGS. 

SILVER. CHINA. JEWELRY 

IMMEDIATE CASH OR 

CONSIGNMENT 

FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 

9 6 3 - 6 2 5 5 

dren have a special lesson ( 

sometimes some magic tricks tool 

from our pastor during tha worship 

service, then have Sunday School 

remainder of the service 

the Importance ol accepting others 

even If they're different from ua. and 

thai God always love* usr No shsm- 

mg and Naming We re located al 

the corner ol W Fourth and S 

For more Information And 

tmng the whole famay Cal 544-7543 

C H A M P I O N S H I P 

E S T A T E A U C T I O N 

Thurs. Fab 24. 1991 at 6pm 

Sale location 

14135 Mack at Bedtord 

Preview Feb 27. 1991 at 11-6pm 

laccarat 4 other perfume bottiee. 

tah BeHeek aaeoned pieces ol 

Lenox. Moorcroft hand painted Nip- 

pon. imnin Occupied Japan. Roy- 

al Doirfton. glass paper weights, ba- 

varian china sat. depression gless 

Bl - «*"- - - '• - - • 

i OoMe Cffa 

GIANT 1991 WEDOING 

4 HONEYMOON FAIR 

SUN.. MARCH 3 10AM-4PM 

GRANO MANOR AT FAIRLANE 

(Formerly The Fairtane Manor) 

Everyone whos anyone m the bridal 

industry wM Oe there! Tickets - j 

doo 377 (t yr u*a) T990 '0 ft trail- j 

! er 4 accessories Ekceaent cond^ : 

lion $5500 459-0922 | 

POLARIS TKI, 'rail low ] 

age ercener' condition . eitras 

S3 »00 Leave message . 522-7«9 

DRUMS Complete double set of 

Tama Swwig Star Like new SI 150 

553-7789 

POLARIS iZiboth 1966 Spirit 

Electric start 340 tx eng.nes 100 

maas on each $1600 aecn or 2 for 

$3000 Cal 451-6264 

ELECTRIC SHIMPO pollers whee- 

Electric Crusader mm Good 

condition Cal 266-3244 

FREEZER upright Sewing machine 

console 210 Space neater 

266-3117 

711 Misc. For Ssle 

Wayna County 

LUME NAM. SYSTEM For Sale 

Complete System New- 

$75 Cal 456-7461 

PASSAP KNITTING machine wtth 

form computer tour color cTanger 

459-1146 

MUST SELL 1 Hammond Spinel 

organ Model = M-3 duat key. 

boards wttn slide* 

$600 or best otter 

805 Boat Docks 

& Marinas 

DOCKAGE SUN 4 SK" MARNA 

Tired o1 waning tn tine at the launch I 

534-90^ , ramp"' f you re ooemg for conven- 1 

lence 4 more time' on the water 4 

PIANO Story 4 Clark console Con- less on shore, then GET OUT OF 

temporary Very good condition. DODGE (Park/ Let uS More your j 

Appraisal available Market value 1 boat thai summer We currently 

$1350 sen *t best oner 669 1562 neve dockeoe «.enable on 2 lakes 

! Cal now 4 $100 wdl reserve a 1991 

STEINWAY Grand Piano W anted u^mmer ww 4 guarantee outside j 

any so* W1 any condition Wtfl pay poet iiorege tree Don r Be j 

top cam price 4 p«k-wc CaW now «ti nigh 4 dry Cal Cry*tai 661-7100 1 

t -600-236-6324 

TROMBONE - Tenor Accord. 3 

yeer* old good condition S150 

459-2199 

806 Boats & Motors 

UPRIGHT PIANO ComjgieNfy re- 

conditioned S1395 624-0307 

CARVER 69 25 ft mid capw j 

T160 s loaded, e.cenem conditior. 

$36 500 522-1027 

SHOW SUPPORT for our troops 

Red white 4 blue antenna ribbons 

$1 each lor mfo cal 422-1826 

712 Appliancea 

728 VCR. TV. Stareo. 

Hi-Fi, Tape Decks 

TWO - S'tREQ. dou&M tape, 

record piayer units $55 4 S60 Cal 

eflerSpm 421-0305 

CHAPPAREL 1965 276XLO AFT ; 

CaCan. ncuri 260 Mercury Cru- ! 

eer shore power fu« camper top j 

trup to shore radic. stereo with ca*- J 

setie leak interior Muat MO with or I 

without naner $22 500 or beet of I 

ter. Ron 98' 2*60 or 7J8-0473 | 

ALL RECONDITIONED appliances 

Low price* guaranteed charge 

cards 4 checks accepted 

356-2349 

42 Cotortwne Protection Screen 

t v . eicebent condition S750'best 1 

offer 464-4651 

SEA RAY 1967- 23h Sorrento 

bow- der E-Z loeder al roaer ira

10F* 

OAE Monday. February 25. 1991 

l- v 

SPECIAL 

- NEW 1991 F-150 

STYLESIDE PICKUP 

Power steering, power brakes, rear anti-lock brakes, tinted 

glass, super cooling, am/tm stereo, sliding rear window, 

chrome rear step bumper, custom trim, handling package, 

light group, convenience group, heavy duty battery, instrumentation, 

vent windows, courtesy lights, dome lights, 

swing away mirrors, option ratio axle. Stock #6822T. 

WAS $14,047 $ 

IS 

3.9% 

APR Financing 

9,999 

NEW 1991 

ESCORT LX 

2 DOOR 

Power steering & brakes, tinted glass, 

rear window defroster, air conditioning, 

light group, convenience group, body 

side molding, console, am/fm stereo, 

cargo area cover, reclining bucket 

seats, child safety'locks. Stock #6433. 

WAS $9961 

IS '8301 

NEW 1991 

FESTIVA L 

2 DOOR 

Rack and pinion sMarlng. powar .tearing. body M a 

moWnga. conacie. gauges, - 

bucket seats aide window 

troalar. Stock #eeee. 

WAS $7065 '6042 

NEW 1991 

TAURUS L 

4 DOOR SEDAN 

Power lieenng powar brakes med gllsi automate ar. raw 

•widow defroster, power door lock* (peed control body uda 

mo*** AM FM ,,.,.0 courWsy 

" mno ' •' x • n, *** "*«> •«** 

stock 

WAS $15,878 

is '11.824- 

EXTENDED UNTIL 

FEBRUARY 28th 

Low 3.9% APR Financing 

NEW 199 j 

PICKUP 

aMng rnr window, chrome raw step bumper Mn/tm 

stereo [ m m i , tachomaM 

light group. Stock # SOfiAT 

WAS $14,468 

'10,272* 

NEW 1991 

AEROSTAR XL 

7 passenger ngon dual captain chars, automate Irmmwon. 

privacy glass apart control. Wt ataanng wheel. atactnc raar Mndow 

defroster clew coat pel*. powar ataanng 4 brake. tamed 

glass raw wndow defogga. arm-lock brake*. sup* cookng. «v 

larval «(*». amtm stereo instrumentation. spoiler. convenience 

group, courtaay lamps Stock '5908T 

WAS $17,217 

IS 

3.9% 

APR Financing 

NEW 1991 

ESCORT LX 

4 DOOR 

HATCHBACK 

Power steering & brakes, tinted glass, 

rear window defroster, automatic 

transmission, light group, convenience 

group, body side molding, console, 

am/fm stereo, cargo area cover, reclining 

bucket seats, child safety 

locks. Stock # 6526. 

WAS $11,621 

,s '9292* 

NEW 1991 

TEMPO L 

4 DOOR SEDAN 

Power steenng. power brakes timed glass body side 

moldings AM FM stereo automatic transmission dual 

slectnc control mirrors Stock #6332 

WAS $9829 

IS 8142 

WAS $13,912 

TANK o» 

C» AS Aiifh «>vr-r* 

NEW 1991 

PROBE GL 

2 DOOR HATCHBACK 

is '10,745 

•Plus tax. title, license & destination Rebate. If 

applicable included Retail sale* only Picture 

may not represent actual vehicle 

Sale ends 2/2*91. 

NEW 1991 

ER SUPER CAB 

PICKUP 

XLT tnm. raw jump 

anvfcrn narao enw _ 

bumpw Umrtad slip raar td» ar corvMtonmg dear coal pmri 

oowar steering A txitn Onad glaas. spoMr nstrumentslion" 

kgM group, raar arm-lock brakes. cargo bo. fcgr* Slockw 

aassT 

WAS $15,045 $|Q 

5 

1 0 0 0 ^ NEW 1991 

RE BAT 'AEROSTAR EXTENDED 

.WAGON 

. * Ban Stock w a?11T 

'13,242 is'14.442 

3.9% 

APR Financing 

NEW 1991 

ESCORT GT 

2 DOOR 

HATCHBACK 

Power steering & brakes, tinted glass, am fm 

stereo cassette, tilt wheel, speed control, tachometer. 

fog lamps, body side moldings, rear 

spoiler, aluminum wheels, console light group, 

sports performance bucket seats, rear window 

defroster, air condrtioning. luxury convenience 

group. Stock #6638 

WAS §13,089 

,s $ 10,424* 

NEW 1991 

TEMPO GL 

SEDAN 

aa. aa condtgroup. 

raar window de- 

dack ftd luggage rack, duai 

i iliMi i ass rij 

oooy SK5« rr.cwain^ AM ' V stereo. oonaota. I- 

tn. Interval wipers. a»da > 

Stock #S»7* 

WAS $11,417 

IS 

'8787* 

NEW 

1991 

THUNDERBiRD 

Power steenng t Drakes Med gtaaa body M t moKhngs. automate 

transmisawr. power lock group ar condAonmg amfm 

nereo cassette power driver s seat rear window defroster iu»xy 

group caat a m u n wheels console courtesy i-ghts -ecW^ 

bucket seats wasrval wipers nstnjmentaaon shM window deti 

nal^ Ciiwh a aa* e 

WAS " ? ",S'13,624' 

**On select models through 2 28 91 See 

sales person for details 

Atns FORD 

Jht* [jptilpfshtp W'th 4 Hc.irf 

TELEGRAPH RD Jus! North of 12 MILE RO SOUTHFIELD 

OPEN MON & THURS . TIL 9 P M 

NEW 1991 

RANGER 4X4 

SUPER CAB PK* UP 

WAS $18,006 C & A * 

10>Q04 

Jt+firitj* EXPLORER 

N STOC 

NfcW 1991 

EXPLORER 4X4 

4 DOOR 

Powar steenng & brake* tinted glass. raar' tracer low 

biwnper. rear anfc4ocfc brakes .nterval wipers dome 

»gnt. tactometer. ara' tm stereo Ught group, injrtrumervtation 

automat* transmrsnon air. rear w.ndow defroster 

Stock » 6602T 

WAS $19,830 

IS '17,484 

3.9% 

APR Financing 

NEW 1991 

ESCORT LX 

'4 DOOR WAGON 

Power steenng & brakes tinted glass, rear window 

defroster automatic transmission, air conditioning. 

am fm stereo cassette, light group, 

convenience group, wagon group, clear coat 

paint, tilt steering, speed control tachometer, 

power door locks, console, cargo area cover, 

child safety locks Stock * 5772. 

WAS $13,027 

' $ 

IS 10,494 

SPECIAL 

700 

NEW 1991 

MUSTANG LX 

2 DOOR -HATCHBACK 

Power steenng. power brakes, tinted glass power equipment 

group custom equipment group, body side molding con- 

sole. instrumentation tachometer, light group, interval wip 

ers. cargo area cover rear window defroster cast aluminum 

wheels aw. dual Mumination vision mirrors, a m f m stereo 

cassette speed control power windows power door locks 

dual electric remote mirrors Stock #6076 

WAS $13,559 

IS 

$ 10.401 

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Page 4 Suburban Cable Weekly February 25-March 3 

The Michigan 

Cable 

Television 

Association 

is the organization 

which 

enables the 

Cable Operators 

to gather to discuss and 

project how to meet todays 

market needs and plan for future 

technologies They have appointed 

Colleen McNamara as 

their Executive Director. Her 

objective is to execute a more 

thorough plan for Public Relations 

throughout the state. The 

MCTA hosted the Winter Meeting 

and is now planning for 

Cable Day which is April 23. 

1991 in Lansing. Michigan. On 

this day the Cable Companies 

throughout the state pool their 

resources to bring a closer view 

of the happenings at the Capitol. 

The Senate may be seen live in 

the morning and the House of 

Representatives may be seen in 

the afternoon The transponder 

will be provided by PASS' 

.Near the end of September 

they wiTl hosFfbFTJreat Lakes 

Cable EXPO at COBO Hall in 

Detroit. The states involved will 

be Indiana. Illinois. Ohoi. Michigan 

and Wisconsin 

The idea this year is to encourage 

a positive message. 

Throughout the State of Michigan 

the plan is to help expedite 

an understanding of how the 

cable ôperators may become 

even closer and more responsive 

to their Communities. 

This year the MCTA named 

Hugh Jencks as -Member of the 

year. Hugh is well known to 

most of us as the "positive educator'. 

This philosophy toward 

learning has helped us "all Hugh 

feels that the organization has 

recognized him for his committee 

work, and sharing the message 

about cable through the - 

state association in order to educate 

the legislature and con- 

sumers. One of the projects 

named the 'Drug Free Child' 

which included a study kit for 

schools and broadcast on HBO 

The rest of the committee included 

Bill Wishman. Jack 

Leachman. Berrv Harrison and 

Clare Kable. 

The future is bright for Mr 

Jancks who began his career id 

education in the Battle Creek 

Scjiool System He taught, English 

and Theatreuntil 1967*when 

he switched to television instruction 

Hugh remarked that 

early people in television came 

from the theatre and that, theatrical 

personality also tended to 

be interested in the technical 

also. 

In 1979 he attended a conference 

rn East Lansing which 

hosted presenters from Omnicom. 

They had a vision of modern 

cable television which intrigued 

him It included Ihe 

marriage of program Commercial 

offerings as well as Community 

Access The Battle Creek 

system was an older system and 

didn't seem to have change 

dover a long period of time. 

Hugh Jencks was invited to join 

Omnicom in 1980. He remained 

there for eighteen months He 

then transferred to Booth Cable 

Communications in April of 1983 

after spending time in Independent 

Franchising He became 

Program Director at Booth, then 

was promoted to General Manager 

Hugh reflects that it is interesting 

.to note that people are the 

same no. matter what the profession 

There are the same 

challenges and rewards everywhere. 

"Management is management.'" 

I asked him what was 

his biggest challenge "I know 

that every action will have an 

equal and opposite reaction One 

must be very careful because it 

is hard to see all the ramifications, 

for every change there are 

five other unforeseen changes." 

He found that in business every 

time he would become enthusiastic 

and make a quick decision 

things became more complicated 

He suggests that it is wise to 

By LARK L. SAMOUELIAN 

Executive Director, 

SW Oakland Cable Comm. 

"involve a lot of people in the 

decisions " On the subject of thecable 

industry. Hugh comments 

thai " the industry suffers most 

from its immediacy?" He suggests 

that we should look hack at 

the last 15 years and look at the 

impact and change cable has 

made on the lifestyle of even.' 

American Even with all the options 

and his career fn cable he 

still watches only one houi^ of 

television a day. (An interesting 

side note, many of us in the field 

practice the same.) 

As to the business experience 

he has found that if the general 

public does not embrace a programming 

or technological option 

then the offering is not economically 

viable "Frankly, we 

are not using much of the technology 

yet as the public has not 

been ready for it." Speaking as a 

true Cable General Manager 

Hugh responds in spirited tone, 

"the marketplace and free enterprise 

does dictate the needs 

He sees in the not too distant future 

the combining of the Telephone 

Industry and Cable-with 

the intent to get the best out of 

each 

The next step in our future he 

believes is collecting data directly 

from peoples homes 

Congratulations. Hugh Jencks' 

I. for one. have always appreciated 

your willingness to teach 

me one on one when I needed to 

have a quick understanding../)! 

complicated issues or technology' 

The MCTA published a few interesting 

facts in their winter 

newsletter Cable television 

homes in . 1.990 numbered 

53.903.630 or 58 6'i - There 

were.9.575 cable systems in operation 

- There are 93 program-. 

ming services in operation - Ad 

revenue increased 26% over 

1989. 

improved customer service is 

a major focus of improving industry 

image for 1991' We look 

forward to this particularly progressive 

outlook as consumers 

February 25-March 3 

Suburban Cable Weekly 

Curtis, Lewis are 

i Anything But Canceled 

Marly and Hannah 

together at last 

By Amy Schmidt 

Last May after ABC decided to 

cancel the comedy "Anything But 

Love." comedian/star Richard Lewis 

was anything but happy. Not that 

he ever really is happy, "mind you. 

his comic penchant being pain and 

melancholy. 

The two years I've had with 

Jamie Lee (Curtis)-has been really 

an extraordinary experience for 

me," said Lewis fretfully of his 

"Anything But Love" co-star "I 

mean, I really love her and the cast, 

and I'll miss being with her You 

know, I'll come back, and if I do 

television in the next year. I'll produce 

my own show, and it'll be a different 

kind of show I'll have more 

sex in my show I'm the horniest costar 

that ever lived. You know, I 

told Jamie Lee. I said, 'If I ever do a 

movie "with you, no matter what role 

I play, we're making love in three 

minutes of th$ movie. They tortured 

me for two years without having 

sex. so I'm really in a lot of pain and 

I'm angry 

Finally, the angst-ridden Lewis 

will have his way. Not only is "Anything 

But Love" back on"ABC. but 

after two seasons of pent-up desire, 

this year Hannah (Curtis) and Marty 

(Lewis) consummate-their relationship 

On Anything But Love," Curtis 

and Lewis play a couple of writers 

working at a Chicago magazine. 

They oft forswore "getting involved 

for fear it would ruin their 

great friendship But promises were 

made to be broken, and Harry not 

only met Sally, but fell in love with 

her. too. 

it's beautifully done And in fact, 

the number four show that we did, 

which is the culmination of their 

sexual experience, was really quite 

wonderful and very romantic and 

ver naturally insecure for both people," 

said Curtis. "Because, in fact, 

what you really need to do is verify 

each other's performance It's lovemrnmi 

Chris Schenkel (right) and broadcast partner Nelson "Bo" Burton 

Jr. call Professional Bowlers Tour action during the Fair Lanes 

Open, broadcasting Saturday on ABC. 

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So it was good for you, in other 

•words," quipped Lewis, always the 

comic, to Curtis 

Sure, love is grand, but one has to 

wrfrider why "Anything But Love's 

creators decided to get Hannah and 

Mary together Everybody knowsthat 

"Moonlighting" waned after 

Cybill Shepherd and Bruce Willis 

got married. And Sam and Diane's 

getting together never helped matters 

on "Cheers." 

Opinions are mixed about 

whether "Anything But Love" will 

work or not "Nine out of 10 chances 

it will fail," said one skeptical 

viewer we asked But another was 

thrilled: "He's so nice, and she's so 

nice, and they deserve one another. 

There's good chemistry between the 

two." 

Will Hanna and Marty have to 

make it" for "Anything But Love" 

to make it? As precariously positioned 

as the show has been, perhaps 

it is time to go for all the bananas. 

Besides, said Lewis, the two 

aren't going-to get along that well. 

"I mean, just because we are lovers, 

you know, we have ups and downs 

like, well, maybe Mother Teresa 

and her niece get along all the time. 

That's about it as far as I'm concerned.'" 

he joked. 

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June Adgms 

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951) A New Oneens,ha«-ass has a love 

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Gene Hickman wniem Dato 

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ESP 1989> Three people s lives are 

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Revolution Jane fonta Gregory Pec* R 

MOVIfc Shock Wave• (Drama' 

1977) A group of tourists on a cruise 

boat are stranded on a small island 

Peter Cashing. Brooke Adams 

Mounu " 1 Astern 

Owna 1950) A Confederate patrol and 

Union prisoners fight Indians together 

Em! Flynn. Patrice Wymote 

ffi» MOVIE: Race for the Double Hekx 

jOtama. 1986) Two scientists pursue 

and their love lives wrth equal 

tealjeff GotdWum Tim Prgott Srmm 

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A loner can't reconcile himself to the - 

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follow Treat Williams Virginia Ma&sen 

5:10 © MOVIE: Juvenile Court (Drama 1938) 

A lawyer tries to reform his girlfriend s 

delinquent brother Rita Hayworm Frank* 

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faces gun after several craw 

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of Nazi war crimes Jessica Lange. Armm 

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Japp m recovering stolen submarine 

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is also an old friend Dean Martin Rock 

Hudson PG 

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1949) The constant turmoil between a 

boy s parents drives him to suode 

Spencer Tracy Deborah Kerr 

3:30 a College Basketball North Carolina 

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3:55 a MOVIE: The Forbidden Dance 

(Musical Drama 1990) A Brazilian 

princess goes to America to save the 

rain forests Laura Herring jeft james 

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1989) An exotic dancer h£s dreams ot 

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(Romantic Comedy 1952) Washington 

hostess joms We WACs and discovers 

it s no garden party Rosalind Russell Paul 

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master Lassie Robert Bray 

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A girl leaves her farm, to become a 

country singer in Nashville Monica Gay'e 

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son. Liam Meeson 

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being used for e deadly laser weapon. 

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An oil prospector is rehabilitated by a 

dance-hen girl Luatte Bali Evelyn Brent 

Orama 1933) A lawyer is caught between 

his unfaithful wife and his secretary 

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5:25 a MOVIE: Under the Gun (Thrrliet 1989. 

A policeman and an attorney join forces 

to catch a plutomum thief Sam Jones 

Vanessa Williams R 

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O MOVIE: Gtgi (Musical Romance 1958) 

A French girl goes to Pans to learn the 

facts of life Maume Chevalier. Leslie 

Caron 

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1949) A former outlaw tries to t>mid a 

new life for himself in the CM West 

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'Romantic Comedy 1936) .Ar millionaire 

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Oy Grant. Mary Brian 

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'Musical Comedy 1949) An assistant elixir 

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clients into his cnminal gang Andrew 

Stevens. Ten Copley R 

Mark Harmon plays lead 

in Depression-era drama 

Past more and more 

like the present 

By Amy Schmidt 

"When they need their crops picked 

they call us migrants. And when we 

have them all picked they call us bums 

and tell us to get the hell off." wrote 

Grapes of Wrath author John 

Steinbeck. 

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15. Numerical prefix , 

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Good times usually - 

short-lived on soaps 

By Candace Havens 

Dear Candace: I have watched As the 

World Turns for the last nine years. It 

is one oC if not the No. I soap in my 

way of thinking. But the main thing I ? 

do not like at all is the fact they never 

let'Lilly or Holden get married, and 

they never let them get serious about 

anyone else either. Is'there any change 

for them in the future? 

Another of the shows I watch is Days 

of Our Lives. Can you tell me if the 

actress who-plays Hope will ever go to 

a different soap or ever act ip a movie 

or something? Jack and Jennifer 

looked like they might actually get a 

good thing going together, but the way 

it has been going it makes me wonder 

if they ever will find happy lives, 

together or apart. 

If you find out if any of the old stars 

that played any of the following will 

ever come back, please let me know 

Nick Corelli, Steve Johnson or 

Guiding Light's Reva Shayne 

—Samantha. Mt. Pleasant, Texas 

Dear Samaatha: It is impossible to 

predict what could happen to a 

character on a soap, but one thing is for 

sure, if Lilly and Hplden ever find true 

happiness, it won't last for long. You're 

talking about the soaps, and good - 

people on soaps just aren't allowed to 

be happy. 

On Days, now that Jack is mamed to 

Eve. it will probably be a while before 

he and Jennifer can ever get together, 

•hbough. of course they are stiUTn love 

with one another. Here's another 

example of a good person who never 

gets to be happy. Poor Jennifer finally 

finds her man; he thinks he's not good 

enough for her and marries evil Eve. So 

goes the story of Jennifer. 

Knsten Alfonso (ex-Hope) has had 

her baby and will most likely resume 

her acting career soon. As for returning 

to Days, there is no way to know. 

It is doubtful that George Janesky 

(Nick, Days) or Stephen Nichols 

(Steve, Days) will ever return to the 

soap After leaving the show. Nichols 

said he would never say never, but he 

was certain he had done all he could do 

with the character. Kim Zimmer 

(Reva. GL) is continuing to pursue 

prime-time roles. 

I want to hear from you! If yoa kare a 

favorite soap scenario yoo woo Id Uke to 

off aboat, or a question aboat tke 

*aps, write to Caadace Havens, Soap 

Talk, P.O. Box 17748, Fort Wartk, TX 

7*102-0748. rv ik 

February 25-March 3 Suburban Cabl*> Weekly 

'h 

Richard Dean Anderson comes 

> from artistic background 

Bv Pollv Vonctcs 

Q: What can you tell me about 

Richard Dean Anderson? How old is 

be? I really lo*e his show MacGyvtr. 

Can you send me his address? —Kathie 

Bunnell. Park Rapids. Minn 

A: To Kathie and all MacGwerfans 

I have recently received many letters 

asking about Richard Dean Anderson 

So, all you loyal fans — thi« is for 

yoli Richard Dean Anderson was horn 

Jan 23, 1950, m Minneapolis Hi« 

mother is an artist, and his father «s a 

highly regarded jaz? musician He 

opted for an acting career only after his 

dream of a professional hockey career 

was shattered when he broke both hit 

arms playing varsity hockey in high 

school He studied drama at both St; 

Cloud State College and Ohio ' ! n»ver 

sitv Ande-sort eventually migrated 

west to L os Angeles where he "pzidhi' 

dues working as a street mime and 

juggler and as a writer/director/per 

former for theme park shows at 

Martneland in Souther* 1 altfomia 

Hi* big break ir.tr television came 

whet he land'' 4 'he >r rv. i-n hi? 

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