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Theatre. 41001 W. Seven Mile Roed. 

For more information, call (810) 349- 

7110. 

"Deathtrap," written by Ira Levin, 

is about successful playwright Sydney 

Bruhl, who is struggling to overcome 

a dry spell and will go to any 

lengths to improve his fortune. Bruhl 

ne« a possible break when he receives 

a script from a promising student 

named Clifford Anderson. 

There's more: add a sweet, but 

quick-witted wifo, Myra; a clever attorney 

named Porter, and an eccentric 

peyhic, Helga Ten Dorp. The result 

uTa suspenseful. thrilling plot 

the* twists and turns with cleverness 

Though written in the 1960s-70s. 

the production, under Brendow's di- 

CANTON CONNECTION 

Scholarships available 

Applications are now available foe educetionel 

scholarships through the Harold Rodn Canton 

Community Foundation Educational Grant 

The Canton Chamber of Commerce is offering 

two 8600 scholarships to applicants who plan to 

The Canton Community Foundation ia oflsring 

one 8600 scholarship. Applicant* must be stther a 

graduating high school senior planning to attend a 

trade or budneea school or oommunlty coUags,or 

a student who la returning to school after aa ab- 

See CONCCRM, 4A 

Swofd play: 

Clifford Anderson, 

played by 

Bradd Szonye, 

engages 

in sword 

play, getting 

ready for his 

role in 

"Deathtrap." 

It will be performed 

by 

the Plymouth 

Theatre 

Guild starting 

Friday, 

April 28. 

Cleary College is offering two 8600 scholarships 

for applicants who attend or plan to attend the 

college. The foundation will contribute 8250 to 

each of the two grants 

Schoolcraft College is offering two 8600 

shin for arolicants who attend or plan to attend 

oTmSSlU foundation will contribute 8260 to 

•ach of the two grants. 

The deadline for applications is May 1. Applies 

tions must ha returned to the foundation office, 

2200 N. Canton Center Road, Suite 130, Canton. 

Applicationa are available at the foundation; the 

chamber of commerce, 6820 Canton C e n t o r RW, 

Suite 106, Canton; and Canton and Salem high 

schools. For more Information, contact Joan Nor 

Jets, foundation e»cutiv director, at 981 3002.

2MC) 

Students help resolve conflicts 

~ ^ .hi. u>n an ncni I've been nice and I * hslpin* them -olvs 

BY M B. DILLON 

9T«9 VUTU 

hWlpinf duldivu be peace mak 

rra ui a top pnonty at R«(«l Ele 

nr»c rtlar> School in Plymouth 

Township 

Kwgei ncwlly ho«ud gradua 

lion oeramonte* for 15 ~pe«r roe 

dtator*,' who were choaati based 

on their listening skills and ability 

to aort out i«un and arnve at 

solution*. 

The student® received three 

davf training at Wayoa County'• 

intermediate school district They 

received additional training from 

Fiefel principal Barbara Young 

and Fvefel"» peer mediation coordinator 

Peggy Schneider 

"Using word» and discu**ing 

solutions as the »•> to »ol\e con 

flicts is the me**agv we hope to 

instill in our students. said 

Schneider "Peer mediators have 

. 

been an important part of this 

process for the past year " 

Since their selection last 

spring. Mea^han Kalinowski, 

Jennifer Curran. Scott Lytle. Erin 

Lynett, Shawn Campion and 

Matt Fiorenxi have been on the 

>ob 

"As peer mediators, these 

youngsters sit down with two chil 

dren who are having a conflict 

and help them to arnve at a win/ 

win solution. The peer mediators 

must be good listeners, able to 

sort out the facts as each child 

tells his.'her side of the issue. 

Schneider said. "The mediator 

then elicit* solutions from the 

disputants ami assists them in 

choosing a solution which is best 

for all involved-" 

Meaghan Kalinowski said. I 

think that 1 was most helpful 

when 1 was outside (as s media- 

The Observer Monuay April 24. 1995 The Observer/ MONDAY. APRIL 24, 1995 

tor) on lecaaa. I've been nice and I 

haven't fought." 

Joey Urban. Angela Lee. Lau 

ren Zimmerman. Chelsea Cook. 

Craig Fletcher. Mike Caruana. 

Steven West. Janelle Broadway 

and Mike Lanius will be available 

as fourth and fifth grade media 

tor* next year. 

"I want to help Fiefel Schools' 

kids solve their problems in 

words and be a good help to Fiefel 

School," said Joey Urban. "1 want 

to show kids there is always a way 

to solve a problem peacefully 1 

will take this job seriously and 1 

will do my very best." 

Lauren Zimmerman said "1 

wanted to become a peer mediator 

because it sounds interesting and 

it would be a good experience. I 

can help people by listening and 

helping them solve their problems 

Mike Lanius said "J wanted to 

be a peer mediator to help the 

school be a better place." 

Teacher*, playground aides and 

the principal refer students for 

mediation. Students also may 

sign themselves up when they 

need help. "We use a small room 

called the Mediation Station as a 

quiet room for the mediation process. 

Often times, what an upset 

child needs ia to vent his or bar 

side of the story and to really fell 

they have been fairly listened to," 

said Schneider. "With these role 

models promoting peace, we hope 

to motivate all students to make 

positive choices when faced with a 

conflict. Hopefully, student* will 

think before they react and real ire 

the best way to solve a problem is 

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l l.~n,,tl. Mayor U.vnr Doug rV.no scribers arrih^rft in 31 communities 

COmi 

Miller. 

throughout the southern Lower 

Continental Cablevision is the Peninsula. 

third-largest cable operator in the Continental spokesman Rich- 

nation, with more than three milard Weigand said, "We look forlion 

customers. It's also the thirdward to serving these communi 

largest operator in Michigan, ties and making them a part of 

serving more than 209,000 sub- the Continental family." 

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NEWSPAPERS 

CEO foresees changes 

in health care delivery 

BY JOANNE MAUSZXWUCJ 

VUTU 

Here's the latest joke out of 

California: How do you get a 

hold of a cardiologist? Shout, 

"Hey waiter." 

Garry Faja, CEO of St. Joaeph 

Mercy Hoapital, Ypailanti, told 

the joke to the Canton Economic 

Club Wednesday to illuatrate a 

new pattern of health care delivery 

that is on the horilon. 

One of those patterns is retraining 

specialist*, such as cardiologists, 

to become primary 

care physicians. Faja said the 

country will see incremental 

change in health care reform, 

following defeat of President Bill 

Clinton's reform plan in 1994. 

One of those reforms will be 

letting the private sector market 

reform health care through 

what is called managed care, 

which exists today in the form 

of health maintenance organizations. 

such as Selectcare, HAP, 

and M-Care. 

The primary care physician ia 

at the base of such a system. The 

physician basically ia in charge 

of your health. He or she decides 

what diagnostic tests you need 

or whether you need to see a specialist. 

"By the 21st century, a new 

pattern of delivery and financing 

will be here," Faja predicted. 

Incremental changes expected 

with the current 104th U.S. Congress 

include managed care, 

changes in anti-trust laws to allow 

hospitals to join forces, limits 

on malpractice awarda, 

medical savings accounts, individual-responsibility 

for health 

and tax incentives for long care 

insurance, Faja said 

Focua will turn to Medicaid 

and Medicare programs, which 

were not addressed in Clinton's 

plan, but are considered such expensive 

programs that contribute 

to the federal deficit. 

"Moat of the growth occurs in 

mandated entitlement programs," 

Faja said, such as 

Medicare for the elderly and 

Medicaid for the indigent. 

The effort will be to look at the 

private sector to address those 

programs. By 2001, the Health 

Trust Fund, which finances 

Medicare, ia expected to be bankrupt. 

"We've got to address this," 

F^ja said. "In the private sector, 

growth has slowed more than the 

outlay for public programs." 

He also noted that with 

Medicare, one-third of the costs 

come from patients' last six 

months of life. There are going 

to some m

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Student broadcasters lauded 

Student broadcasters *t 

WSDP. 88 1 FM radio at Ptym 

ouU Salem and Plymouth tan 

u>n hifh schools, srere racopkiaad 

for individual achievement by the 

Viichipsa Association of Educational 

Broadcasters 

Students received broadcast 

sward* recently at the MAEB 

Share a-thon at Henry Ford Com 

munity College Students wer* 

rrcofnitad for news, sport*, announcing. 

production and inter- 

viewing. 

Student* who received awarda 

were: Kelly Hooacker. Salem 

sophomore. Silver Mic, newa. 

Poo nam Deaai. Canton junior. 

Bronce Mic, news, John Krefer, 

Canton sophomore. Silver Mic, 

sport* play by play, honorable 

mention, interview John Tim*. 

Canton senior. Silver Mic. sport* 

play by play; Kevin Carlaon, 

Canton senior. Bronze Mic. sport* 

play-by-play. Gold Mic. interview. 

Carrie Maylone, Canton junior, 

honorable mention, sport* broad 

cast. Bronia Mic, production. 

ScoU Herrold, Canton freshman, 

honorable mention, sport* broad 

cast, Monica Synowiec, Canton 

junior. Bronze Mic, DJ announc 

ing. honorable mention, produc 

tion; Neha Shah, Salem aopho 

more, honorable mention. DJ. 

announcing; Nereida Ortiz, Canton 

sophomore, honorable mention. 

DJ. announcing: Elgene Vil- 

laverde, Canton junior, honorable 

mention, DJ. announcing; Mike 

Piontek, Canton senior, honora 

ble mention, production; Beth 

Eckerty, Canton aenior. honorable 

mention, production. 

The student* were recognized 

for outstanding radio voice and 

production technique. 'The student* 

deserve the recognition 

They work very hard all year and 

it's great to see them honored." 

said Bill Keith, station manager. 

Canton school hosts Fun Fair Friday 

Miller Elementary School will 

be hoating a Family Fun Fair 6-9 

pm Friday. April 28. at the 

school 

The Fun Fair is a family night 

of entertainment that includes 

many carnival type games Some 

of these are: cake walk, pop walk, 

duck pond. Pog game, face paint 

ing. limbo contest, basketball 

toa». putt putt, nng toe*, football 

throw, pie in the face and many 

more. 

Moat games will coat one or two 

ticket*. Game ticket* can be pur 

cha*ed the week before the fair at 

the price of five tickets for $1. The 

night of the fair, the price will be 

four ticket* for Si. 

*• 

Thtn will also be a raffle held 

starting at 7:30 p.m There are 

more than 30 prize* to be given 

away, and ticket holders need not 

be present to win. The raffle 

items were donated by local merchant*- 

The grand prize is one 

week's use of s pop up camper 

The second place prize is a limo 

ride and brunch for two at the 

Gandy Dancer in Ann Arbor. The 

third place prize is a New Home 

Schoolhouse from page IA 

also a Target employee and volunteer. 

brought her two older sons 

to help with the cleanup "It's 

Ifood for them to see mom in action." 

The Target employees' effort 

coincides with National Volunteer 

Week, April 23-29 "Cheers to 

Volunteers" is the metro Detroit's 

theme to honor volunteers this 

year. 

Last year in the Canton community. 

volunteers of all agen 

helped more than 40 organizations 

and project*. "Their extraordinary 

efforts, and thoae of volun- 

BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS 

MEETING NOTICE 

CITY OF PLYMOUTH. MICHIGAN 

A regaiar meetiag * tie BcarU of loam* Appeals will be heid oe Tharvli* May 

4. \9V> it 7WPM a the Commisaiae Chambers of t*e City Hall. KM S Mais 

Street Ptyrooatt MI to coosiOer 

Z.M2 1*0 Plrmootli Rd Noo-Lse Variance Requested 

Sign 

lotted B-2 Geaerai Business 

Applicant Metro-Detroit Sign*. 

lac 

• (Hardee's) 

la cmnpliaace wrt* t*e Americans with DuaMMkas Act tae Otj el PIjbmC* 

will provide necessary reasnaaWe auxiliary aids and services. »act as signers 

(or t*e neanag impaired and audio tapes ot printed materials being considered 

at t*e meeting bearing, to individaals with dtsahilittfs Reqoesu for auxiliary 

aids or senk.es may be made by writing or calling the following 

Carol Stooe 

ADA Coordinator 

Ml & Main Street 

Plymoath. Ml U17I 

(113)«M-12M. Ext 2M 

All interested persons are amted to attend 

Ml • A#ni M ISSS 

• Most gomos will cost one or two tickets. 

Game tickets can be purchased the week before 

the fair at the price of five tickets for $1. 

The night of the fair, the price will be four tickets 

for $1. There will also be a raffle held starting 

at 7:30 p.m. 

sewing machine. Additional raffle 

prizes include 18 holes of golf at 

local courses and a set of junior 

starter golf clubs. 

Proceed* from the fair will ben- 

teers everywhere, are a challenge 

to make a difference in the lives of 

others." said Salla. whose job is to 

match volunteers who want to 

work with organizations that need 

help. 

The schoolhouse cleanup 

efit the children of Miller Elementary 

through Parent Teacher 

Organization-sponsored programs. 

The school is located at 

43721 Hanfordin Canton. 

WAYNE COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICES 

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 

In accordance with the provisions of Section II. Qiapter IV. Act 2J3 of the 

Public Acts ot 1909 as amended, aeven or more freeholders have petitioned the 

County ot Wayne to absolute!' abandon and diaconunue 

All of that portion of Oak view (formerly McKinley) Avenue, dedicated to 

the use of tbe public in GREEN MEADOWS SUBDIVISION, part of the 

Soothe*" "h of Section 14. T 1 S R.8 E. Plymouth Township. Wayne 

County Michigan, recorded in Liber «1 of Plats oo Page M. Wayne County 

Records said portion extending Northward from a line between the 

Southwest corner oi Lot 2iS and the Southeast corner of Lot 270 

Therefore, it has been decided a Hearing be held oo Wednesday. May 17.1WS. at 

10-M AM. at the Wayne County Depratment of Public Services, 415 Clifford 

Street Detroit. MiH»g»fi 41231. and that a Hearing Examiner of the County 

n hold said hearing and obtain all necessary facts and information concerning 

the advisability oi either granting or denying said petition, and shall report 

all findings of fact to the Board of Wayne County Commissioner* 

True copies of this notice are to be served, ported and published in accordance 

with the provisions of said Act No 2M of as amended 

Pttw 24 m 

We have the right tools for 

workforce retraining. 

WAYNE COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICES 

415 Clifford Street 

Detroit. Michigan 48224 

(SIS) 224-77J0 

If preparing for new technology seems beyond your reach, Michigan can help. 

We'll aid you with worker retraining, technological assistance and getting the 

information you'll need to succeed. Call 1-517-373-9808. We re just what your 

business needs to get a strong hold on the future. MICHIGAN JOBS TEAM 

o o 

worked out perfectly. "Randy said 

he is interested in historic school 

buildings. He recently got a book 

about Canto*'* schoolhouses. 

This is ideal. It's a meaningful 

experience when you can match 

up volunteers with their interests." 

Salla said. 

The Observer/ Monday. Afkil 24, 1995 

Post office from page IA SC commencement to feature Valassis president 

"The only peroon who can ap 

prove the project is (U.S. Poatm 

aster General) Marvin Runyon," 

said Martin, a Canton res 

ident, adding that the Canton 

post office project would coat 

more than $5 million. 

Despite the disappointment. 

Martin. Rivera and township offi 

ciala said they will not give up 

"We have to determine why." 

Martin said, referring to the latest 

federal decision. 

She suggested that answers be 

obtained immediately from the 

Great Lakes area postal authori 

tie*, namely who denied the request 

and on what criteria. Mar 

tin also suggested a meeting with 

the decision makers. 

"I believe it will be critical that 

you and U.S. Senator Spencer 

Abraham and everyone on that 

level let Marvin Runyon know 

you are concerned about p;lting a 

post office in this area. Martin 

said. "Somehow 1 have to get 

them to reconsider from the Great 

Lakes area." 

Martin aaid that petitions 

boasting thousands of signatures, 

u wall as letter* - referring to 

problems with buainaaaas unable 

to get bulk mailings from the 

Canton service center in North 

Harvard Square, as wall late de 

liveries to both commercial and 

residential addreaaea — were forwarded 

to Waahington. D.C. 

"We are apace deficient there 

already. There ia a twofold need 

already." Martin said, referring to 

the Westland Poat Office, which 

covers Canton Township. "As far 

s* 1 am concerned. Canton is still 

a priority." 

Carol Felker. a former poatal of 

ficial. now a Canton business 

owner and Canton Chamber of 

Commerce member, said more 

postal employees and'more space 

are needed to adequately serve 

Canton Township. 

"The business community ia in 

dire need." said Linda She puna, 

chamber executive director, refer 

ring to the 1.200 buainesaee in the 

townahip 

Concern from page IA 

from them we create an opportunity 

for corruption." 

Whyman referred to a Wall 

Street Journal article about a 

rancher suspected of having illegal 

drugs in his house. Police 

raided the house and in the process 

shot the man's wife. The 

man apparently did not have illegal 

drugs 

"If you're caught littering they 

can take your car If you're riding 

your bike where you shouldn t be. 

you can lose your bike." Whyman 

said. 

Galazin points to what he believes 

is an irony. Today you can 

get a concealed weapon permit. 

But with the House bill, police 

will he able to walk into your 

house and confiscate what they 

want without due process. Gala 

tin said. 

"It's OK if they want to go after 

the racketeers. But they slide 

these little things in. These decisions 

of what to take will be up to 

individual police officers People 

can laugh but this kind of thing 

happened in Nazi Germany." 

Republican state Sen, Loren 

Bennett of Canton is equally per 

turbed with the proposed mea 

sure "1 think it's a good idea gone 

amuck." 

Anyone who would like to voice 

their opinions about the bill may 

call Whyman at 1-800-556-5021 

or Bennett, (517) 373-7350. 

CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF PLYMOUTH 

ORDINANCE AMENDING MULTI-CHANNEL SERVICE 

PROVIDER REGULATORY ORDINANCE 

ORDINANCE NO. C-fS-04 

AN ORDINANCE WHICH DESCRIBES REGULATORY PRACTICES FOR 

MULT1-CHANNEL SERVICE PROVIDERS. INCLUDING PROVISIONS TOR 

INSURANCE. REPORTS AND RECORDS. CONSUMER PRACTICES CON 

SUMER PROTECTION MEASURES. CONSTRUCTION AND CONSTRUCTION 

RELATED PRACTICES. FRANCHISE FEES AND ALTERNATE USER 

CHARGES. OPERATION PROCEDURES. PERMITS AND PERMIT PROCE- 

DURES. AND HEALTH. SAFETY. AND WELFARE MEASURES. AND AN EF 

FECT1VE DATE 

THE CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF PLYMOUTH ORDAINS 

. Chapter 74 of the Charter Township of Plymouth Code a hereby amended to 

add Section 74 279. Requirement* for Unfraachiaed MCS Providers, and to 

amend Section 74 294(A) Alternate User Charge, as follows 

SECTION I: 

Sectloa 74.27»flcqalreiBeaU for Ua/raaeMsad MCS ProrMer* 

(A) An MCS Provider that a exempt or exempted from the franchise requirement 

of Section 74.297 either by action of the Board Franchising Authority 

or because of amendment, deletion, revision or repeal of the CCPA and or 

because of FCC and/or judicial interpretation of the CCPA ihaU none the 

leas obtain a construction permit a* described la suhsactim D. E and F o( 

this Section from the Townahip prior to cnostrectloa of aa MCS system in 

the Township 

(B) MCS Providers that are exempt from the franchise requirement of Secuon 

74197 by operation of Section* 74 297. (CV or (D) are exempt from the 

requirements of this section. 

(O MCS Providers that are exempt or exempted from the franchise requirement 

of Section 74 297 for the reaaons described to (A) of this section shall 

as the condition of the permit comply with the raqairemsota of the following 

sections 

(1) Sections 74 1«Q-74.19* 

(2) Sections 74 2* - 74 Jtt, 

(I) Sections 74 SM - 74.JM; 

J) Sections 74 2«2 • 74 279. sad 

K 

t) Sections 74 - 74 29« 

(D) The permit application (hall include engineering plans describing the proposed 

system In sufficient detail to facilitate review by the Township Build 

tag Official aad Engineer and shall be submitted with sufficient copies accompanied 

by a non-refundable permit fas ia sa amount to be set by Board 

FraachMtng Authority i sarillliai 

(E) The plan shall depict all croaeiags or encroachments of or in aaaemenu 

rights-of-way. public ways aad streets aad aa explanation of the technology 

being installed aa well aa the method aad timing of conatruction. anticipated 

mainline are aad ooeratioaal canac! lias of the Droooeed STStem 

(F) The permit fas ahaB be nSioneb* related to the Townahlpa actual review 

aad admlulstiallee coats aaaoctated with the application, but *all not be 

lees thaa fS.MMM 

174.2M. Alternate Uee 

(A) Thia section to apphrahie to aey enfranchised MCS Provider and any MCS 

or tavaUd Par all t 

fraachiae fees shall be applicable 

SECTION 2. PENALTY 

Any persoa. corporation, partaarsl 

violate ar fail to eonapty with aay portion of the preetosm of ttts OWIaance or 

any of the i igiilitlwi adopted In paissisn thereof. *all he guilty ef a 

demeanor and upon conviction thereof may he fined ast mora then 

dred (NN N) Dollars or fi|rtii)inl not more thaa ainety uan aentai *w»et3 mpat«nt car* to t m this Oflce ."ocaec 

u-it aiwociate protects gart> fey eacn n**"' at 19171 Merman Aoadi p*ase as» us *e 

vtvt m cent stuOv *> The jou"*' o' be«eve mat an informed patient contributes to 

it* American Dentat Association feveais that the care process Please ca" 47&-2I10 to 

v«tua»y an Oentnws steowe the" ha>v»*ces sc'heOu* a corverxent appoint mern W«s are 

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The pnxved* from your dooatkio will then directly to the 

Adult RehahilitatM>n < enter to help men in the metro area 

win the battle against drug and alcohol 

addiction Your donation » tax deductible. 

and towing can be arranged 

( all the Salvation Army at: 

H10-TT1-2452 

313-941-5100 

H10-33K-9601 

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Don't just make a donation, 

make a difference. 

Kevin Crute 

facturing & Production Planning. 

In her nominating petition, 

Schoolcraft spokeswoman Florek 

said Crute has "taught classes in 

the related instruction curriculum, 

including machining theory, 

machining laboratory and operation 

courses. Through Crucam, he 

has been a partner in the Schoolto-Work 

Transition Program and 

has been instrumental in developing 

cooperative off-site training 

for Schoolcraft studenU within 

his company. He is providing 

Camax software that hia company 

uses for our student* to be experienced 

with new technology. He 

also provides apprenticeship programa 

for Livonia Public School 

high school students." 

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generosity of many 

B* J»v\M Mm HOE***! 

!»i »r» *«nu 

1 he Uo|*' family 

|ia overwhelmed. 

W« hav« mcd u> 

find out who all 

ih*r»r prople *r*. 

MKI Bill L'n*er. rr 

fernnf u> cootribu 

wn »ht» have ral 

ImJ around his son. 

OntKMf Gref. 14. of Canton, 

who has cystic fihrvwis and is in 

n-«-d of • double lunf t-nnsplanL 

When the t'ngrr^ Bill. t>rrg. 

ami mom. B«'b»ra first hooked 

up wth Children * O help with 

fund rmiKing. their joal was 

1(00,000 In |u*t a lew short 

months, more than $125,000 has 

been raised U> help the I nfer> 

with medical cost* aaaooated 

with the trarnplant, which will be 

preformed in July in St Louis. 

It is so wtalH overwhelming. 

I'refer said We re getting even 

ni«irr support n«*» than when wt 

first started You think it would 

be dying down."' 

Gref wa« diafrviM'd with cystic 

fibrosis when he was six months 

old Cystic fibrosis is a genetic 

disease thst primarily attack* the 

respiratory and digestive systems 

C vatic fibraei* produce* an abnor 

msl accumulation of mucus in the 

Ionics and other organs that aufTocste 

and starve the victim 

Br/.re Gref ha.« the lung trans 

plant, he will be bavin* sinus sur 

gery in Detroit His health haa 

b*en prett> staWe." linger said 

He s had a couple colds but he LB 

all right 

Contributions for Greg were 

raised through numerous fund ra 

isers. including two l«nefit hock 

ey names hosted by the Canton 

police and fire unions Fire 

fighters and police officers 

wjuared off with the Detroit Red 

W»nf> Alumni in February and 

March The two game* raiaed 

t2r.484 34 for Greg The game* 

were organized by firefighters 

Mike Caruao and Jim Davison 

a rd police officers Rick Foroorski 

and Leonard Schemsnske 

Tbe police and fire unions want 

to tfcarik all who contributed and 

auppr-rted their efforts to help 

G-ef, who is a hockey lover and 

R*d Wing fan 

The following individuals and 

businesses contributed: Jack and 

Wanda Caruso, Livonia; Fruden 

...I l-r.m# Properties. Canton. 

Hioce Park Lincoln Mercury. 

Plymouth; Howell Tool and Gage. 

Canton. Gil Mar Manufacturing. 

Canton. Reliable Moving and 

Storage. Canton; Mohammad 

Na&sar, Dearborn. David and 

Jeanne Bukis. Belleville; Livonia 

Family Physicians. Livonia; Barry 

Lipson. Troy. Applebees, Canton. 

ACE Sporta. Dearborn 

Heights. Steel Technologies. Canton. 

A CEE Concessions. Plymouth. 

Kmart Corp.. Plymouth, 

Forest Place. Plymouth. Denyae 

Ash by. Bedford. Tom McNamsra. 

Canton. Canton Rotary Club, 

Canton. Rod Rubus, Canton. 

Damoqs Ribs, Canton; Don I lark 

Sportswear. Canton 

Also contributing were: Detroit 

Red Wings. Detroit. Computer 

Connection. Plymouth. Canton 

Sports. Canton. Baker s Square. 

Canton. Bob's of Canton. Canton; 

Bob Evans. Canton; Mexican 

F.esta. Canton. Kid's Kingdom. 

Canton. Johnson's Restaurant. 

Canton. Kelly Esman & Associ 

ates. Rochester Hills, Hockey 

Outlet. Redford. Home Depot. 

. Canton. Here's, Livonia; Canton 

Cinema. Canton, Three Brothers 

Restaurant. Plymouth. Patricia 

Tanski. Canton. Sports Authority. 

Livonia. Jim Reed. Canton, 

Outback Steakhouse. Canton. 

Party Max. Canton; Olive Garden. 

Canton. Mountain Jacks. Canton, 

Gordie Howe Tavern A Eatery. 

Traverse City; Pet Practice. Can 

ton. Meisel Sysco. Canton; Loui» 

vnHe Hockey. Dave Debol. VDM 

Graphics. Canton. Warren Valley 

Golf. Un-Crafts. Canton. Trader 

Jacks. Plymouth; Hockey Weekly. 

Deariwrn Heights. Young's Envi 

ronmental. Westland. The Print 

Shop of Canton. Trading Post. 

Plymouth, Play It Again Sports. 

Canton. Power Play Internation 

si. Traverse City; Discount 

Drinks. Canton; Engineering 

Reproduction. Plymouth. Tillman 

Electnc. Plymouth, Wood 

land Meadows. Wayne. AGA Gas. 

Canton; Roeey's Romper Room. 

Canton. Environmental Qtiality 

Company; Canton Waste Recycling. 

Canton. Arctic Cold Storage. 

Canton; Pro Coil. Canton. 

Also contributing were: HW 

Motor Homes, Canton. Blackwell 

Ford. Plymouth; Michigan Junior 

Chamber of Commerce. Plym- 

- C«n'"" Clerical Union, 

Canton; Rose's Restaurant. Can 

ton; Dave Lividini. Canton. Jeff 

Thomas. Flat Rock; Caruso Lawn 

Care. Livonia; Gordon Bellaire. 

. Plymouth; Elliott Travel. West 

land, S.A Manns. Canton. Plymouth 

Township Firefighters Local 

1496, Plymouth. Huron* Valley 

Ambulance. Ann Arbor, and 

Plymouth Cultural Center. Plymouth. 

The Observer MONUAY APRIL 24. 1995 

Local actors: Francine Hachem and James Dereniak rehearse a scene from Deathtrap. 

Suspense 

reel ion, will be »et in the late 

1940s. "It is so brilliantly written 

that it creates so many images. 

Brandow said. "People will feel 

they are watching old theater " 

She will use the techniques 

that made old-time radio so 

suspenaeful. particularly with 

M>und effects "She will also have 

two death scenes that will have 

you gripping your seat rather than 

covering your eyes 

Helping: Director Lisa 

Brandow assists Kristin 

Curie with her hair 

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Unlike today's films, the guild's 

"Deathtrap" will take you back to 

the days of suspense, instead of 

horror, and romance, instead of 

sex. 

"What makes thia so unique is 

what we are doing with sound and 

lighting." Brandow continued. "It 

will be full of emotion." 

"Deathtrap" alao will feature 

period costumes, provided by 

Mary Lynn Kuna of Plymouth, 

known for her costuming in the 

guild's "The King and I." 

"She found some authentic patterns 

and made some of the costumes." 

Brandow said. 

The production has come to life 

in just less than five weeks. Auditions 

were in early March, with 

rehearsals following. "It could not 

have been put together any better. 

It will be great," Brandow aaid. 

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of old-time radio. Above, Kristin Curie, who plays Helga 

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TOWR O.WATSON 

Services for Roger O. Wataon, 73, 

of Westland were held Tueedey, 

April 18, st the Schrader-Howell 

Funeral Home arith the Rev. 

Leonard Partenaky officiating. 

He was born June 26, 1921, in 

Lapeer, Mich., and died Sunday, 

April 16. in Wayne. He was a selfemployed 

roofer and aider of 

homes He came to the Westland 

community in 1970 from Plymouth. 

He loved to fiah, hunt, and 

travel. 

He is survived by his children, 

Angela Honeycutt of Taylor, 

Samuel Watson of Plymouth, 

Dwight Wataon of Palm Harbor. 

Fla., Marcia Githena of Hephzibeh, 

Ga.. and Joan Holt of Palm 

Harbor, Fla.; 21 grandchildren; 

three brothers; three sisters; and 

several nieces and nephews. 

• 

THOMAS JAMES ABUNETNY 

Services for Thomas James Abernethy, 

86, of Plymouth were held 

Thursday, April 20, at The 

Church of the Holy Spirit in Livonia, 

srith the Rev. Emery F. Gravelle 

officiating. 

He was born Jan. 21, 1909, in 

Port Huron, Mich., and died Sun- 

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B ENLISTED 

Robert S. Truskowski, son of 

[Stan and Rosemary 

Truskowski of Canton, 

enlisted in the 

I U.S. Navy delayed 

I entry program aa an 

{airman in May of 

] 1994. He graduated 

the Ui. Navy 

|Basic Training program 

on March 10. 

He ia currently studying aviation 

electronics in Millington, Tenn. 

He ia a 1992 graduate of Plymouth 

Salem High School and has 

two brothers, Scott snd Brian. 

• NAVY FGFTFWAH 

David W. Washenko, son of Robert 

J. and Barbara L. Washenko, 

of Canton, recenUy reported for 

duty aboard the dock landing 

ship USS Rushmore, homeported 

in San Diego. The 1992 graduate 

of Plymouth Canton High School 

joined the Navy in August 1994. 

• NAVY FIREMAN 

Apprentice Kimberley A. Gudeth, 

day, April 16, in Livonia. He was 

in sales and purchasing. He came 

to the Plymouth community in 

1993 from Redford Township. He 

was a resident of Redford for 43 

yeere. He was a member of the 

City of Straits Masonic Lodge. He 

loved boating, fishing, hunting 

I and the outdoors. 

He is survived by his children, 

Emily Hook of Redford, Sharon 

Toutsnt of Plymouth and Robert 

Abernethy of Deerborn; nine 

grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; 

sisters Emily Breakey of 

Dearborn Heights and Anna 

Geiger of New Baltimore; brothers 

Nelson of Novi and John of Traverse 

City, and several nieces and 

nephews. 

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and Leukemia Society of Ameri- 

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A Scripture service for Thaddeus 

(Ted) J. Malecki, 69, of Plymouth 

was held Thursday, April 20, at 

Vermeulen Trust 100 Funeral 

Home, with the Rev. Leonard 

Partensky officiating. 

He was born May 23, 1925, in 

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daughter of Lary D. and Eva M. 

Gudeth of Canton, recently reported 

for duty at Naval Station, 

San Diego. The 1992 graduate of 

Plymouth Canton High School 

joined the Navy in October 1994. 

• VOUMTM 

Jeremy L. Hill, son of Sutanne 

Johnson of Plymouth, enlisted in 

the Air Force's Delayed Enlistment 

Program March 30. Hill, a 

1994 graduate of Plymouth Canton 

High School, is scheduled for 

enlistment in the Regular Air 

Force on Aug. 3, according to Staff 

Sgt. Galynn Hermann, Air Force 

recruiter. Upon graduation from 

the Air Force's six-week basic 

training course in San Antonio, 

Texaa. he ia scheduled to receive 

technical training aa an airborne 

warning communications and 

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• ENLISTED 

Paul E. Teryniak haa joined the 

United States Army under the delayed 

enlistment program. The 

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nity to delay enlistment into the 

Army for up to one year so they 

fn finish their studies before reporting 

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Teryniak will report to Fort Sill, 

Okla., for basic military training 

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Teryniak aaid be joined the Army 

to learn a skill and gain experience. 

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• DEPLOYMENT 

Navy Seaman Apprentice Michael 

P. Irvine, son of John C. Irvine 

of Canton, ia halfway 

through a six-month deployment 

to the Western Pscific Ocean Peraian 

Gulf aboard the guided miaaile 

cruiser USA Lake Erie. Irvine 

ia one of 386 Sailors aboard the 

ship who departed Pearl Harbor, 

in Hawaii, in November. The 

1992 graduate of Hudson High 

School of Hudaon. Mich., joined 

the Navy in August 1992. 


Navy Petty Officer 3rd class Steven 

C. Myers, son of Wslter V. 

snd Beulah M. Myers of Plymouth, 

recenUy departed for aixmonth 

overseas deployment 

aboard the nuclear-powered guid- 

ton; son, Bruce Carrie of Texas; 

two grandchildren; and father. 

Dean F. Saxton Sr. 

Memorials may be made to the 

American Heart Association. 

WILLIAM ft. 

Services for William B. Cripps. 

70, of Northville, formerly of 

Plymouth, were held Wednesday, 

April 19, at the Schrader-Howell 

Funeral Home in Plymouth. Burial 

was in Parkview Memorial 

Cemetery in Livonia. 

He was born May 29, 1924, in 

Deerfield, Mich., and died Sunday, 

April 16, at St. Mary Hospital 

in Livonia. He was president 

of Automotive Appliance in Livonia, 

and a former Detroit firefighter 

for 10 years. He was a former 

member of the Plymouth Rotary 

Club. He served in the U.S. 

Army in the Pacific in World War 

II. 

He is survived by his wife, 

Norene R. Cripps; son Larry 

Cripps of Fsrmington Hills; 

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of Canton, joined the Navy in 

January 1992. 

Navy Airman Recruit CI 

pber M. Spangter, son of 1 

Pevlik of Canton, recently i _ 

ed for a six-month overseas deployment 

with Tactical ElectaaB^ ;. 

ic Warfare Squadron 141. em- *T:' 

barked aboard the aircraft cailWl * • 1 

USS Theodore Roosevelt- The >' 

1991 graduate of John Glenn 

High School of Westland, joined . _ 

the Navy in January 1994. 


Navy LL John R. Plipee, son of 

Richard Flipee of Plymouth, is 

halfway through a six-month deployment 

to the Western Pacific 

Ocean and Persian Gulf with the 

aircraft carrier USS Constellation. 

The 1981 graduate of Sam 

Rayburn High School of Paaadena, 

Texaa, joined the Navy in 

June 1986. Flipee ia a 1965 gradu 

ate of the U.S. Merchant Marine 

Academy. Kinga Point, N.Y., with 

a BS degree and e 1992 graduate 

of the U.S. Naval Postgraduate 

School, in Monterey. Calif., with a 

MS degree. 

dsughter Kathy Brennan of Livonia; 

brother, Robert E. Cripps of 

White Rock, S.C.; and one grandchild. 

MTCNJIEL E. EICMEN 

Services for Michael E. Eicher. 

24, of North ville were held at St. 

John Neumann Catholic Church 

in Canton with the Rev. Matthew * 

Ellis officiating. Burial was in 

Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, South-field. 

Arrangements were made by 

LJ. Griffin Funeral Home. 

He was born Nov. 20, 1970, in 

Detroit and died Tuesday, April • 1 

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resentative. 

He is survived by his parenta, 

Nancy and Dr. Richard E. of ' tr- 

North ville; sisters Kathy LaHsrfe - 

of Plymouth, Maureen Colllnrtf •' 

WesUand, Mary of Ptymouth, 

Susie Schmidt of Canton and .. 

Trisha Moss of Canton; grandi' 1. 

mother Isabel; fiancee Jenny ' 

Foreman; five nieces; and two 

nephews. 

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Parks plan Saturday series 

Tht Wayne County Park.* 

tnnoum-vxl lU 1996 calendar of 

event* for the jumroef season 

Kicking off the lift of activities 

is Saturday in lh«? Park. Satur 

day*- May 6 through Sept 

Froi£S a m to 3 30 p m . six mile* 

of Middle Huuge Parkway 

iHirjt* Drive) will be clueed to 

iraffkc every Saturday for runner*. 

• alkers, cyclists snd skater*. 

KaUerblade rental anil be avail 

sbt^~a* Nankin Milla picnic arra 

Hint* will be closed from Outer 

Dnve to Ann Arbor Trail Parking 

i» available at Warrendale. Mem 

man Hollow and Nankin Milla 

picnic areas 

The Friends of Nankin Mills 

art show u slated for noon to 

dusk Sunday. June 4 This juried 

art show features old fashioned 

nostalgia and music in the Nan 

kin Mills picnic area in Westland 

For additional information, call 

1313 > 261-1990. 

A senior citizens softbali tour 

nament is planned for June 9-11 

in Lincoln Park This is the fifth 

annual senior citizen open inviia 

tional For information and entry 

applications, call (313) 326-4736. 

Community 3 on 3 basketball is 

planned for Saturday. June 17, in 

Detroit Diesel's Outer Drive park 

in* lot An action filled day of 

basketball for youth and adulu is 

planned For more information, 

call Wayne County Parks at (313) 

261 1990. 

Detroit Senior Olympics is 

scheduled June 19-22 on Belle 

Isle Downs of exciting competitive 

events are on the agenda for 

Detroit area seniors 50 years of 

age or older Call W ayne County 

Parks for a registration form. 

Mud Day. that annual event 

when children are encouraged to 

wallow in slop, is scheduled 11 

a.m. Tuesday. July 11. in the 

Middle Rouge Parkway. Nankin 

Mills picnic area in Westland. 

Gombane 200 yards of topaoil and 

20.000 gallons of water and you 

have created a child's fantasy and 

a mother's nightmare Mr. and 

Ms Mud will be crowned 

An Italian Polish festival is 

planned 11 a m to 9 p.m. Saturday 

and Sunday. July 15-16. in 

the Warrendale picnic area of 

The Observer MONDAY APRIL 24. 1995 

Hines Park. Dearborn Height* 

Italian and Polish food and enter 

tainment featuring a special 

operative program with the Verdi 

Opera Theatre of Michigan are to 

be featured 

The Battle of Monguagon will 

be re-enacted on Aug 19-20 in 

Elisabeth Park in Trenton. This 

War of 1812 battle — unlike the 

real McCoy — will be surrounded 

by puppet shows, fashion shows, 

games, artillery demonstrations, 

cooking demonstrations and 

more 

"Somewhere in Time' is also 

planned 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday. 

Sept. 17. for Elixabeth Park. 

Participants will relive the 1920s. 

Antique auto displays, trolley 

rides, riverboat rides, musical entertainment. 

old-fashioned children's 

games and refreshments 

will be featured 

Finishing off the season will be 

a Halloween festival I p.m. Satur 

day. Oct. 28. in the Nankin Mills 

picnic area. Costumed characters, 

games, entertainment and hayrides 

will be offered- 

In-line skates available in park 

Wayne County Parks has 

teamed up with MOM Bicycle a 

Fitness Equipment- and Roller 

blade to bnng in line skating to 

Saturday in the Park activities 

Every Saturday from May 6 to 

Sept 30. from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m . in 

line skate*, helmets, pads and 

other gear will be available for 

rental as part of the new Roll in 

the Park" program 

The new activity is part of Sat 

urday in the Park, when Wayne 

County closes Hines Dnve to traf 

fic from Outer Dnve to Ann Arbor 

Trail so families can play care 

free — and car free The skate 

rentals will be available at the 

Nankin Mills picnic area, located 

on Hines Drive east of Farming 

ton Road in Westland. 

The Roll in the Park program is 

a perfect opportunity for people 

that never tried in-line skating. 

MGM staff will be available to as 

sist beginners, as well as provide 

lessons consisting of basic and 

advanced techniques, fancy turns 

and twist*, safety tips and more 

For information, call 261-1990. 

County library wins federal grant 

The Wayne County Regional 

Library for the Blind and Physi 

cally Handicapped will receive a 

iederaJ grant of almost $30,000 to 

continue service 

The library was awarded 

$29,445 to continue service and to 

purchase new descriptive video titles 

and a Kurxweil reading edge, 

providing unlimited access to ma 

tenals. 

The grant was provided by the 

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Lorl Rodger* of the Tom*to 

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Hills from Anchorage, 

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from speciality card and gift 

shope that would like to feature 

her cards. The animal-art greetings 

contain humorous and clever 

puns so unique they've managed 

to turn up on The Late Show with 

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Rodger* cards can be sampled 

at LaBeUe Provence in Birmingham, 

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cy, Boxa* and Bows, and Keee 

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"The name Tomato Target* 

came from my other career ss s 

vocalist and jess guitarist," 

Rodger* said. "I started s graphics 

company in 1987 and in 1989 I 

introduced my first cards- The 

cards took off right away. I lovs 

working for myself. It's s luxury 

and fun. The company's succeaa 

allows me to keep doing my art." 

Rodger*, "40-something." said 

felling in love with s man from 

Rochester Hills brought her to 

Michigan after s two-year trans 

continental courtship. She said 

she uses animals in her comics 

because they are "safe." When 

she dresses an animal snd gives 

them human characteristics (like 

Barby Dog) she can make s point 

without offending anyone. Six Tomato 

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Tomato Targets are in 500 

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a divorce, or sharing a 

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"Studies show thst 85-percent 

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by women," Rodger* said. Some 

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• PATCHES RCVISmO 

One emerging fashion trend for 

women this spring snd sunpier is 

pstchwork garments. Desipier* in 

Petite from Previous Page 

"Women who are short-waisted or 

short legged, for example, msy 

find * belter fit by incorporating a 

petite size for either the top or 

bottom hslf of an outfit." 

She offered the following tips to 

help all petites achieve a great 

r s ^ 

• Choose styles that emphasize 

longitude snd balance. Vertical 

lines snd tonal dressing will produce 

sn elongated effect. 

• Petites should svoid bulky fabrics, 

bold horizontals snd large 

prints, which can be overwhelming. 

• Always remember proportion. 

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The Observer MoNUAY. APRIL 24, 1995 

MALLSKMAINSTREETS 

all price point* are featuring 

dresses, jumpers, blouses and 

skirts made from fabrics of contrasting 

designs and colors 

"patched together." Insiders say 

the pstchwork popularity originated 

in Chicago with area designers 

snd quickly spread 

throughout the industry. Why 

this sudden demand for patchwork? 

One Southfield boutique 

owner said the look says "comfort" 

and "country" — two more 

very important concepts this see 

The Femlnlqoe Lea Hommes 

Modeling School hosts s series 

of modeling clssses for girls snd 

boys, sges 6 -19, from Msy 

through June st Tel-Twelve Mall 

in SouthAeld. The workshops 

will be co-sponsored by Crowley's. 

For more details, call (810) 

788-6813. All perticipant* will 

model in a Summer Fashion 

Show on June 10. 

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Racing Posters and More, s 

store specislixing in officially licensed 

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TASTE BUDS 

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CHEF LARRY JANES 

Change what you eat 

to feel much better 

Twenty-percent of Americans think they 

have food allergies Expert* say only 2 

percent really do. Are the others just 

confused about what's really wrong? 

While the experts debate this issue, studies 

show that eliminating certain foods from diets of 

hyperactive children calms them down. If you 

suffer from ulcers, stop eating acidic foods, and 

youll feel better 

The most common foods people are allergic to 

are milk. eggs. soy. strawberries and shell fish. 

When some people eat these foods their immune 

system mistakenly identifies the food as a 

harmful substance, and begins its attack. 

The immunoglobulin produced stimulates the 

production of histamine and other substances, 

which In turn cause reactions ranging from 

sneezing and tongue sensitivity to asthma or 

hives The worst cases can result in shock. 

As for the other 18 percent - those who do not 

immediately react to food with classic allergy 

symptoms - experts say they probably suffer 

from gluten enteropathy 'the inability to 

tolerate gluten in wheat, rye, oat. barley and 

other grains), or lack sufficient quantities of 

enaymes needed for digestion. 

People who claim to have food allergies, but 

show no visible immune system response, could 

be suffering from stress. 

Stressful living 

Practitioners of environmental medicine blame 

the very basis of civilization for our modern ills. 

Our ancestors did not eat the same things 

every day because they cbuldn't. 

Animal spepes passed through regions 

depending on migratory patterns. Flowers and 

grains bloomed at different times of the year. 

Problems began when we learned to how to 

grow and store grain and domesticate animals. 

These days, we tend to eat the same foods and 

types of foods everyday. The result - with no 

extended break from many foods, we develop 

sensitivities to ihe things we eat most often. All 

this is fine and dandy and somewhat 

informative, but what can the person who 

claims to suffer from food allergies do to help 

alleviate the problems associated with a food 

allergy 0 

What to do 

The only solution is to stop eating foods that 

you suspect are making you sick. If symptoms 

persist there are allergists, clinical ecologists 

and immunologists. But remember, they differ 

in their ideologies and methods of treatment. 

Before contacting a specialist, keep a detailed 

food log indicating everything you eat for at 

least 14 days. Note any specific symptoms or 

problems that occur when eating the foods. 

Should you choose to search out an allergist, 

ask for»referral from a local medical center or 

your family physician. 

Look for an allergist who specializes in food. 

Food allergists can identify problem foods 

through testing, and might possibly prescribe 

injection therapy thereby allowing some 

patients to eat their problem food on a 

rotational basis. 

Practitioners of environmental medicine, also 

known as clinical ecologists, say that ordinary 

chemicals in our environment make us sick; 

everyday foods can be toxins and contaminated 

food can be linked to such diverse conditions as 

depression, heart disease and arthritis. For a 

referral, contact a doctor specializing in holistic 

medicine or talk to the owner of a health food 

store. 

Referrals to an immunologiat can be obtained 

from an allergist. 

There are also support groups that meet 

throughout metropolitan Detroit that offer 

innovative menus, recipes and a list of 

practitioners. 

Contact you local hospital's director of patient 

information for a list of contact people Many 

hospitals sponsor monthly meetings. Magazines 

tike "Eating Well," and "Prevention," often offer 

helpful information. 

If you think you're suffering from a food 

allergy, help is available for the asking. Do it 

today. 

See Larry Janet' family tested recipe* inside. To 

leave a voice mail meetage for him dial (313) 

963-2047 on a touch-tone phone, then mailbox 

number 1886. 

LOOKING AHEAD 

What la welch tor n Teete next week 

• Viogmer is a white graps with an attitude 

• Three emperors dinner At for mare mortals 

SUPPORT CROUPS 

here are many 

organizations that 

offer support to 

those with food 

allergies or Celiac 

Sprue. Here are 

some of them: 

The Southeastern 

Michigan chapter of the 

Food Allergy Network will 

meet at 7:30 p.m. 

Monday. April 24. at the 

Arbor Health Building, 

990 W Ann Arbor Trail 

(between Harvey and 

Mam Street). Ptymouth,' 

when allergist Dr. Michael 

Rowe will talk about i 

anaphylactic reactions, 

and at 7.30 p.m. Monday. 

May 22. For more 

information, call Anne 

Russell at S—11in>'» an«v»T*Cai«%Cocao*

28* Thv Obxerier MI»\DAY Ai'KLI 24, 1995 

Delicious treats and entrees are gluten, soy free 

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Celiac Sprue Support GrvUp 

GLUTEN-FRCE BAOW* AND 

Wwffi BWKAP 

2 teaspoons active dry yeast 

t cup Drown rice Hour 

IV* cup whrte nee Hour 

2 v. teaspoons xantftan gum 

2 taOiespoons sugar 

1 teaspoon saft 

I cup non fat dry mifc powder 

1 taO*espoon marganne or but 

ter rmened) 

1 e*tra large egg well oeaten 

1 V» cup warm water 

Place all ingredients, except 

the warm water, in bread pan 

and press start While the ma 

chine is kneading, gradually 

pour in the weter If the dough 

don not mil well, use a rubber 

spatula to assist it occasionally 

After the baking cycle end*, re 

move bread from pan. place on 

wire rack and allow to cool for 1 

hour before slicing. Tri-County 

Answers to food questions 

For answer* to questions about 

food saft*?. nutntion and prwserva 

lion, call the Food and Nutrition Hot 

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suggest* wrapping each slice in 

plastic, and freeing»t ( Makes a 

pound) 

Taken from "The Bread Ma 

chine Magic Book of Helpful 

Huxts " try Linda Nehberg and 

Lois Corwtiv 

OATHHCAL COOKIES 

4 cups oat flour 

1 W cup sugar 

I teaspoon baking soda 

1 cup CM 

1 V» cups apple )mce 

w cup quick oats 

Combine all ingredients except 

quick oela and mix with 

electric mixer Let stand for 1 U> 

1V*I hours 

Add 'A cup quick oats, mix 

well Preheat oven to 350 degrees. 

Place rounded spoonfuls 

of dough on a non-stick baking 

Allergies 

emergency mom being treated," 

she *aid. 

Melissa Hopper of Troy ha* 

lived with food allergies* for 18 

years. She gets the same reaction 

to peanuts. 

"I can feel my throat closing up. 

My eyes tend to puff up. . . My 

whole system goes wacko on me." 

said Hopper who also lives soy-, 

bean-. and egg-free. 

A handful of doctors tried to 

figure out why Marcia Campbell 

of Farrnington Hills was iron deficient. 

Their effort* proved fruitless 

so. as a last-ditch effort, she 

was referred to Dr Thomas Alexander 

at William Beaumont Hoa 

pital in Royal Oak. Through 

blood work and a small intestine 

biopsy, he diagnosed her with 

celiac sprue 

"(lt'sl a disease where the immune 

system mistakes the gluten 

part of the wheat grain and other 

similar grains for a foreign protein 

and sends inflammatory cells to 

basically destroy the foreign protein. 

Instead of that it actually 

destroys the lining of the intestine," 

Dr Alexander said. 

The destruction-of the small intestine's 

villi, where nutrient absorption 

takes place, causes malnourishmenu 

Qther symptoms of 

celiac sprue include diarrhea, 

.swollen stomach, bloating..excessive 

gas, and weight loss, according 

to Dr. Alexander. Children 

who suffer from celiac disease will 

stop growing once wheat ia intro- 

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sheet. Cook for 10 minutes or 

until brown. Cool completely before 

removing from cookie sheet. 

Suggestion: Add cocoa, raisins. 

or coconut flakes for variety 

Oat flour can be made by 

finely grinding regular oats in a 

food processor. 

These cookies are milk-, egg -. 

wheat (not gluten), peanut , 

soy and nut-free. 

From the Food Allergy network 

cookbook. 

SOY FREE CHOP SUET 

l V*- 2 cups cubed port* 

1 teaspoon lemon juice 

" I teaspoon dark molasses 

y> teaspoon Ham's seasoned 

sart 

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Mix 1 tablespoon cornstarch with 

Vk cup cold vater and stir into chop 

suey until thick. Serve with rice. 

From the "No More Gluten, 

Sprue and You.'" cookbook by the 

Tn-County Celiac Sprue Support 

Group. 

SOY FUO SOY SAUCE 

l cup frozen pineapple jutce 

1 teaspoon Oar* molasses 

1 -2 teaspoons lemon juice 

W teaspoon ginger 

% teaspoon garlic powder or 

S4 teaspoon gartc salt 

V] teaspoon black pepper 

When used in place of marinade 

recipes, marinate pork or 

chicken pieces in deep bowl in 

refrigerator for 1-2 hours before 

grilling or broiling. Turn meal 

every 30 minutes before cooking 

time, drain well. 

BiaaBTiir PHUTOHUKHBI 

Making dinner: Melissa Hopper of Troy and her mother, 

Linda get ready to make dinner — lemon and chicken 

with angel hair pasta. 

duced into their diet, he said. In 

either case, it is rare. 

Soon after Campbell was diagnosed. 

Dr. Alexander persuaded 

her and one of hia employees who 

suffers from celiac sprue, Kathy 

Davis of Auburn Hills, to start 

the Tri-County Celiac Sprue Support 

Group. 

"As a physician it was not that 

difficult to make the diagnosis. 

The unfortunate thing was for the 

patient to follow the diet and to 

be able to find something that's 

palatable. That was the push behind 

the group," Dr. Alexander 

said. 

To make things easier on newly 

diagnosed - celiacs, the support 

group offers an information packet 

that includes intensive shopping 

guide, contact numbers for 

food manufacturers and pharma 

ceutical companies, a sample 

menu, list of "allowed" flours, a 

directory of local health food 

stores, and a list of gluten free 

foods at fast-food restaurants 

There's a simple treatment for 

food allergies and diseases like 

Celiac Sprue. 

"Avoidance is the number one 

recommended treatment for food 

allergies." Dr. Rowe said. In some 

cases, the treatment lasts a lifetime. 

Pish and nute allergies stick 

with you while children tend to 

outgrow egg, milk, soy and wheat 

allergies. 

Contamination and hidderi 

sources of the food can make that 

difficult. For example, peanuts 

and nuts are often ground up in 

tortes, or used to flavor coffee. Al- 

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From the "No More Gluten. 

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GLUTEN-FREI CHOCOLATE 

CAW 

1 *J cups rtce flour 

V] cup sweet nee Hour 

*» teaspoon salt 

1 teaspoon baKmg soda 

2 cups sugar 

% cup shortening 

3 eggs 

1 cup mashed potatoes 

2 squares semi sweet choco 

late or 5 tablespoons cocoa 

I teaspoon vanilla 

I cup buttermilk 

Cream sugar and shortening, add 

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shortening mixture. Add dry ingred 

lent* alternately with buttermilk. 

Bake 350 F in 9 by 13 inch pan for 

45 minutes. 

Look for nee flour and other specialty 

ingredients at health food 

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though the cooks and servers may 

say that an item is legume free, 

some fried foods are prepared in 

peanut oil. 

For celiacs, their diet must be ' 

wheat-, rye-, oat-, barley-, millet-, 

buckwheat- and tritacale-free. 

That means no pizza, cereals, 

breading, crumb toppings, crou 

tons, pastries, pasta, malt or malt 

flavoring, sauces or gravies, un-. 

lefts it's made with "allowed" 

flours like corn, rice, potato, or tapioca. 

Gluten can also be found in 

vinegar, caramel food coloring, 

sulphites. MSG, cheese mixes, 

medication, postage stamps, lipstick 

or balms, Play-Doh, soy 

sauce, corn chips, or rice cereals. 

Anne Russell and Melissa's 

mother Linda Hopper started the 

Southeastern Michigan chapter of 

the Food Allergy Network for the . 

same reasons as the founders of 

the Tri-County Celiac Sprue Support 

Group. Living with thefte 

sorts of problems or people^Who 

can not eat certain foods can be 

rough. 

"Our goal is to help provide ed 

ucation to the families that are 

dealing with this and are coping 

with this. You don't know what 

you don't know and there's a lot 

out there to know. We also provide 

a forum for emotional support 

and alao allow the kids to let 

to know other people (who have 

allergies)," Rusaell said. 

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Try making some of these great-tasting garlic recipes,- 

See Chef Larry Janes' Taste 

Buds column on Taste front. 

Everyone knows the medicinal 

effects of garlic. You 11 love the 

great taate! 

QARUC QWTW BEANS 

l pound tfeen beana. ends 

trimmed 

Boding water to cook the 

beans 

1 cup water 

2 clovea garuc, unpeeied 

1 taWeapoon red wine vinegar 

1 tablespoon oMve oS 

Daah salt and freab ground 

pepper to taate 

Place the beans on a steamer rack 

over the boiling water. Cover the pot 

and steam the green beans for 5-7 

minutes or until they become ten- 

der-crisp. Rinse the beans briefly 

under cold water to preserve their 

color. Cover to keep warm. 

While the beans steam, in s small 

saucepan, bring 1 cup of water to a 

boil, add the garlic and simmer for 5 

minutes. Drain, peel and mince the 

garlic. In a large bowl, combine the 

garlic with the remaining ingred 

lenU. Add the warm green beans 

and toss the beans in the dressing 

until they are well coated. 

If desired, heat gently before serving. 

Chefs secret, these are also great 

chilled' Serves 4-6 

QARUC SOUP 

4 cups chicken or vegetable 

broth 

Culinary benefit features top chefs 

More than 45 chefs from 30 

metropolitan Detroit areas again 

will create culinary magic during 

C ran brook Schools' 17th annual 

Le Gala de Cuiaine 3-7 p.m. Sunday, 

May 7 at 550 Lone Pine 

Road. 

Included in admission of $125 

(friend) $150 (patron) and $200 

(benefactor) are an imaginative 

cookbook featuring treasured recipes 

from participating chefs. All 

proceeds go to faculty enrichment, 

scholarships and school restoration. 

For ticket information, call 

Cranbrook Schools, (810) 645- 

3000. For general information, call 

Millicent Worrell, (810) 646-7396. 

Cranbrook Schools, 550 Lone 

Pine Road, ere a division of Cran- 

brook Educational Community, 

which alao includes Cranbrook 

Academy of Art and Museum and 

Cranbrook Inatitute of Science. 

Known aa the area's premier 

dining experience, Le Gala de Cuisine 

features hors d'oeuvres, entrees, 

desserts, coffees and champagne 

from some of the city's top 

restauranta. Chefs vie for honors 

in their presentation as well as 

the quality of their taatings. 

In addition to offering such delicaciea 

as crawfish Alexander, 

crab Rangoon, ginger garlic 

eggplant, poached salmon or petite 

filet sandwiches and varieties 

of paatries. 

Le Gala de Cuiaine celebrates 

the occaaion with continuous entertainment 

by Cranbrook Kings- 

wood muaiciana and dancers under 

the direction of Sarkis Halajian 

and Jessies Sinclair, colorful 

floral displays; and unparalleled 

architectural views from the Ehel 

Sssrinen-designed Quadrangle 

Participating load chefs include 

Certified Master Chef Milos 

Cihelka and Steve Allen of the 

Golden Muahroom, Vincenxo 

Bassonetti. Cafe Cortina and 

Alongkot Artharamas, Thai 

Peppers in Farrnington Hilla. 

Chris Dewart. Michigan Star 

Clipper Dinner Train, Walled 

Lake; Greg Goodman and Steve 

Pilon, Cafe Bon Homme, Plymouth; 

Charles "Rocky" Rachwitz, 

Rocky's of Northville; Michigan 

Junior Chefs de Cuiaine, Ridgewood 

Cafe and Bakery. 

rx\ 

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Greg Goodman 

Cafe Bon Homme shares bisque recipe 

Here's a recipe from Chef Greg 

Goodman of Cafe Bon Homme in 

Plymouth. Goodman will be participating 

in the 17th annual Le 

Gala de Cuisine, May 7, at Cranbrook 

Schools. 

SHELLFISH Btsquc 

8 ounces shrimp shells 

64 ounces clam juice 

3 ounces brandy 

12 ounces tomato juice 

I pound celery, chopped 

1 pound onions, chopped 

4 ounces dartfled butter 

4 ounces flour, sifted 

2 cups heavy cream 

1 ounce lemon juice 

Saft and cayenne pepper to 

taste 

1 ounce extra virgm olive oil 

Heat the oil until it starts to 

smoke, then sear the shrimp shells. 

Add celery and onions and continue 

to cook for five minutes. Deglaze 

the pan with the brandy and then 

add the clam juice and tomato 

juice. 

Simmer for 30-40 minutes. Strain 

the mixture through a fine strainer. 

Spend the day cooking with a chef 

Executive chef William J. Hall 

will share his enthusiasm for Italian 

fare demonstrating antipasti 

dishes, salads, pastas and desserts 

at Schoolcraft College 9 a.m. 

to 4 p.m. Sat., April 29. 

The clasa ia a continuation of 

the college's "Seventh Annual 

Chefs Seminar for Sophisticated 

Cooks." Call (313) 462-4448 for 

registration information. 

Class members will eat the delicious 

results of Chef Hall's culinary 

skills and leave the session 

with priceless recipes. 

Hall ia part owner of the popular 

Arriva Ristorante. Wliile living 

with Olivia and William De- 

Guano in Casino, Italy, he 

Quick cabbage dish 

SWEET SOUR PORK AND RED 

c; 

4 boneless pork lorn chops. %• 

inch tNck 

2 cloves game, pressed 

2 teaspoons black pepper 

2 tablespoons vegetable oil 

1 medium onion, chopped 

4 cups finely shredded red 

cabbage 

S6 teaspoon salt 

V» cup sweet & sour sauce 

1 tablespoon brown sugar 

Cover both sides of chops with 

garlic and pepper. Cook chops id 1 

tablespoon hot oil in large skillet 

over medium-high heat 2 to 3 min- 

utes on each side. 

Remove from pan; keep warm. 

Reduce heat to medium and heat 

remaining oil in same pan. Add 

onion, cabbage snd salt; saute 5 

minutes. 

Meanwhile, blend sweet and sour 

sauce and sugar, remove and reserve 

2 tablespoons mixture. Blend 

1 tablespoon wster with remaining 

sweet k sour mixture; pour over 

cabbage, stirring to combine. 

Cover and cook on low 10 minutes. 

stirring occasionally. Arrange 

chops on cabbage; spoon reserved 

sweet and sour mixture over chops. 

Cover and cook 5 minutes longer, or 

until pork ia heated through. 

Call 

learned important Italian culinary 

akills that are reflected in 

the outstanding foods served at 

Arriva. Prior to opening Arriva 

Ristorante, Hall apprenticed under 

Chef Gene Louis, worked 

locally at Mario's, waa Executive 

Chef at Pine Knob and LaVerda, 

and was owner/chef of Andiamo 

Italia. 

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publication to: Keely Wygonik, 

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Cookmg demonstrations 

Do you plan dinner on your way home 

from me office? Need help? TWa presentation 

w« help you add variety and taste 

to your menus. 7-9 p.m. Wednesday, 

April 26. Health Development Networti at 

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$5 

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Rochester Brancn of tfte Women's National 

Farm & Garden Association Is holding 

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Easy Cooking with Herbs." 1 p.m Thursday. 

May 4. Rochester Community 

House. 816 Ludtow, Rochester. Cost S3. 

Call tor reservations by April 27. 

(810) 656 9176 

Jotn Judy Anoshm as she features the 

now toa or setting a beeutiM and bourmrut 

buftet that includes roasted meats, 

vegeftables. old world breads. 7:30-9.30 

pm Wednesday. May 10. Lorwacre 

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Novt; 1 p.m Wednesday, April 26. Redford; 

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local maas Westland. 2-3 30 p.m. Sunday. 

Apu 30. Summer entertaining w«h 

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noon to I p.m. Thusday. Apr* 27. Twelve 

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Meeting tor people *«h Anaphylaxis. 

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about the ngns and symptoms, and wftat 

to do when a medtaal emergency occurs. 

7:30 p.m. Monday. April 24. Arbor Health 

amkSng, 990 W. Ann Arbor TraS. Plym 

outh For tntormatton, cat (810) 689- 

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(313)4202905 

volunteer support group tor paopte 

7 p.m. on the third Tuesday oT 

each month ai Beaumont Hoapnal Administration 

Bunding. Classroom 2. 13 MSe 

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(810)557-5627 

Monthly meetings ndude formation on - 

gluten-free toods. label reedwg. reape 

sharing, state testtig, ideas tor chSdren. 

7:30 p.m. Monday. May 8. SouthftekJ 

PresOytenan Church. 21575 W 10 MBe 

Road Can (810) 332 2938 or 

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Classes 

Cooking school, natural cuare, 

step nsouction. reape hand-ous. 

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begging t ooofcing cooking 6-9 p.m. p.m.. Mon 

day. Apr* 2A and 26. wear waanass lecture 

7:30-9 p.m Friday. rtday. April 28. sauerkraut 

10-11 am. Sat. April 28 

(810)478-4455 

Cher Miios or the Golden Musroom a at- . 

fenng a senes at classes 6:30-9:30 p.m. 

on Tuesdays at the Community Ed Canter. 

18575 W. Nme Mile. SouthfteM. Coat 

S40 per sesson. SI50 tor series c* tour. 

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Michigan 

brings some tie 

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and flywrrn U> 

m a k e your 

nnxjlh water ami 

a d d excitement 

to meals 

Rhubarb is a 

welcome spring 

fruit. Botanical 

U rhuixirb is a .e extremely tart ao it 

will need a lot of sugar unless you 

add another sweet fruit, such a> 

strawberries or pineapple 

. One pound of fresh rhubarb 

makes about two-and-one-half 

cups sauce or 'one bunch makes 

about four and-one-half cups 

sauce. Two pounds will make a 

Ipnerous eight or nine inch pie. 

Rhubarb freezes well Cut up and 

freeze in a moisture proof freezer 

container or bag 

Asparagus 

Asparagus is another spring- 

time delicacy, that ia grown in 

Michigan Moat of the Michigan 

asparagus produced goes to pro 

cesson so the fresh supply here is 

limited or comes from California, 

or cornea from your back yard. As 

paragus is a member of the lily 

family 

Shop for firm, fresh, crisp, 

bright green stalks (There ia also 

white asparagus that is picked as 

the Up breaks the ground. I Most 

ot Mchigan asparagus is hand 

snapped above the ground so it is 

green Asparagus tips should be 

tightly closed, compact and uni 

form in shape so it all cooks in 

the same amount of Ume 

When you get the asparagus 

home, separate the woody portion 

from the green stalk. "Hie stalks 

will break or snap easily just be 

low the most tender part of the 

stalk Wash in cool, salt water to 

remove sand and grit. Pat dry and 

refrigerate immediately. You can 

also refrigerate spears upright 

with stem ends in water Either 

way. it should keep a week- When 

asparagus is kept at room tem 

perature rather than refrigerated, 

it loses about half the vitamin C 

within two days. 

Cook asparagus quickly, over- 

cooking makes it limp, discolored 

and bitter Test the doneness 

with a kitchen tong. pick up the 

stalk, if it bends slightly, it's 

done. Drain and serve hot or 

plunge into cold water and then 

refrigerate to serve cold. Avoid 

heavy cream or butter sauce on 

asparagus, use instead a light 

lemon or dill seasoning so you can 

taste the asparagus Leftover as- 

paragus can be used in a soup. 

You can eat the stalks raw, but 

they should be very fresh. As par 

agus can be frozen by blanching, 

then cooling quickly in cold wa 

ter. draining thoroughly and 

freezing. 

Edible flowers 

To decorate the fresh spring 

dishes, edible flowers can add col- 

or, flavor and fragrance. Edible 

flowers can be used as a garnish 

or as a salad ingredient. If you are 

unsure of the safety of a flower or 

part of the flower, don't use it. 

Find a complete list of edible and 

poisonous flowers at the library or 

from a reputable garden center to 

make sure what you eat is safe. 

Do not pick and serve flowers 

from a pesticide sprayed backyard 

or exhaust coated roadside or 

from a florist. You'll need to get 

edible flowers from a gourmet 

shop, a mail order company or 

your unsprayed garden Only use 

clean flowers that you know for 

sure are edible. Gather edible flo- 

wers in the early morning, just af- 

ter the dew is dried. They can be 

gently washed and patted dry, 

and held several hours. Dip in ice 

water to refresh before using. In a 

salad, only add edible flowers af- 

ter all the other ingredients and 

dressing ha* been mixed, prior to 

serving, this keeps them looking 

fresh 

Some common edible flowers 

are, daisies, nasturtiums, gerani 

ums, lavender, marigolds, pan 

sies. roses, and violets. Nasturti 

' um blossoms add a peppery flavor 

to salads and taste like water- 

cress Rose petals are a natural 

fragrant addition to fruit salad or 

sandwiches and lavender makes a 

delicate flavored j«lly. Don't for- 

get about the vegetable blossoms 

such as garden pea and squash, 

especially zucchini flowers. Some 

of these blossoms are large 

enough to stuff with cheese and 

deep fry. made like this, they are 

an Italian specialty. 

Herb flowers like oregano. 

What to do about that'stinking roseV 

It might stink, but is it good for 

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questions sbout garlic. 

known as the "sunking rose." are 

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The Garlic Information Center, 

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ter. opened in January Now. con 

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(toll-free). 24-hour* a day to 

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supplements, recipes and infor- 

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lot 2355 aa a on a - - 

aa a tag 

aero f t tarn* A34a18*oat 

8al3 arwng L. hug* teacHaca 9 tool 

caaM s W o o m leitT aacNan 

313 565*230 

S* OWNER naerl* c 

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XaTsaT 

SI 51 000 Opan S a l t u i 

— 4 MSsasr-iu 

(•101 338 4593 

ITS ALL DONE! 

TN* bnc* Pungaipw a a rarat* Naw 

• M m naa oak Mcfan a «tay® 

room w a r lumace oanaa ar hoi 

•aaar 'eaa raat rool pan. «•»*» 

l a e a a awaiarOnj «**laeed 

Ba*a 2 oar gara«a Oaeor a naa 

4 I V Luc t an a Jo*Taagrapr. 

area ooea » 'UriNng A m>ai 

m a My taeaoo caa 

JOHN McAROLE 

REMERICA 

MOM€TOWN ONE 

(313) 420-3400 

sies 000 

NEW CONSTRUCTION 

EXCLUSIVELY 

Garden City 

BY OWNER '800 ag ft ranc* 2 

car altacnad oarage avayg -oom 

•an caWaOrpl can^fi lama* room 

3 paonxm ma«»e- taOmur. -a* 

large am car De aaooom 

Kyary or playroom Cantrai 

75ai 36 lancad yanj A mue *aa 

noma' S96 00C' »t»477*3?4 

NEW PRICE' $77 500 

4 ea Baaamant and 2 5 

ca garage A* ter only $54 900 

Century 21 Dynamic 

(313) 728-8000 

.325 Uvwta 

COVENTRY GARDENS 

Opan Sfder l-S 

By Oaar 3 ba»oom bnca 

on wooded double at New • 

anndoea fcjmaca 4 najon more 

>141880 By appl (3131 42IS12S 

JEFF GAL UNAS 

REMERICA 

HOMETOWN REALTORS 

(313) 453-0012 

326 ffitford 

MILFORD TOWNSHIP Oraal 

ocabon 5 irwimaa Irom . -96 4 

bedroom . Jv» baei cetonat Lwrig 

•189 000 By ownar 

on 1 cour**y 

SPECTACULAR ar«3 paacalui 

unmaw lakatrool coraarnporary on 

Meaner Lake 3 baaroom* cpoaaMe 

4ifi| win panoranw a n ovat Wa 

30- fl Irontage Thia noma wfli 

appaa n> tne moat «acnm*iaiwg 

taaia* 4 page brochure avaiaow 

$559 000 Aa» lor 4180N 

ERA CYROWSKI 4 ASSOCIATES 

810-381-oeoc 

PREMIUM 

LOCATION 

4 bedroom 2 ban Colonia Country 

mtcnî »tieauefu amm styw 

cabinet* Full -ar Maplaca iftrary 

couC be a anno room or 'amity 

room Baaement fananad wrac are 

4 otVe Hardwood "loor* -0*!a"i 

Naa- 4 wan mantanad noma Z2>24 

garage $184 900 

REMERICA 

HOMETOWN REALTORS 

(313) 459-6222 

Redford 

Salem 

SaleaTosmhip 

•pactacuia- '«m*y 

mdoor not luC 3.000 So 8 30 * 

30 oui«u**ng (»u* 3 car garage 

5 Beoroom* .mmaculala Ujai *aa 

Hj appreciate the ctiarada c< e»a 

louae Opan Sal Apr 29 i -5pm 

$259 900 (3131 459 7312 

OY acftooie 1752 aa 8 Coonm 

SPACIOUS in-teva or 4 acre* 

country Hvmg mf. accetu 10 SoUh 

Lyon Arm Artier S Nonnvdla L0va»y 

noma !«atura* 3 Badrowm 2ii 

mim 2 c»< garage, graai room 

win lauwona vapiece *r*i> co»ad 

oe 4n bedroom $2.19 50C 

Can Ua'Oa Sensor 

MICHIGAN GROUP 100 

313-453-4446 Page 81^306-0459 

Troy 

araarad baaamant 2 car attacrad 

garage $142,000 (8101 528 3035 

W. Blooofield 

OrehaH Lk-Keejo 

BIRMINGHAM STYLE noma m W 

Bloomhed a Bioomtwio raat atfwoN 

275C ic" 4 bat»oom 2-y ban 

f ranee. Slap-up ccnorua. w 22 >42 

poo 'built n 19661 COME ANO 

GET 17 $265 000 

Ca» (8101 855-0253 

fixon/Wailed Lake 

Coiuerce 

COUNTRY FSTATE 4 badroorr. 2 

oan. many e*tiwa. 5 ecrw* noraa 

bam 4 pond adtacant to State and. 

doaa to Xwaya Walled 

School* $325000 (8101 960 1975 

Plymouth 

DOLLAR DIZZY? 

True ona a lor you' Supa- B*na- 

nome win arge ucnen 2 lull ban* 

paoaey rmanad baaamani 2 car 

garage guOi occupancy noma 

warranty $62 900 

BY OWNER 4 badroom 2V> ban 

huge mground poo v, mom tor 

upgrade* Naa' M-14 4 

1 900 

Bee* $286! 

313-454-0637 

North nlle 

LOVELY 

TREED STREET 

AA Bnc* noma wrpoaaoie 4n 

oeu'oom Hardwood Soora 

mrougnom New caramc can 4 

i*cnen lloora Graal an garaje 

22*28 an New ewceicai aiSO 

amp boa (114800 Ca* 

DORIS RORABACHER 

REMERICA 

HOMETOWN ONE 

(313) 420-3400 

Century 21 

CASTELLI (313F 525-79C 

1990 '99' '992 1993 '994 

SouthfiekLLathrup 

Westlandl'iyw 


EXCLUSIVELY 

OPEN SAT 4 SUN 1 5pm 

BUILDERS CLOSEOUT 

LAST 'E*«S PRICES ON LAST 

3 HOUSES Rancnaa Cape* 

Co«**a» Tram JI9' 90C 

S OK OeHey "art. W 

HOMES _ 800 2-0 9950 

WOLVERINE LAKE ace** 3 

badroom rencf 1200 *o 8 2 car 

attached Large lot Waaed ca»* 

School* »I01 900 (BTO. 669 5075 

BEAUTIFUL 4 ba»oom 2%* ban 

ipaoou* coioma w«n -amooaeo 

Wtnan new 8u« m appkancaa 

noma totally updated new -ocr 

•umaca wwidow* mnai trorr an 

major aapreaaway* 10 4 ScuAnrald 

area $129 900 6Y ownw For aopt 

610-559 9507 

OuaMy Service Award 

iVnmryg OR«* 

1992 1993 

CLASSIC ELEGANCE 

You wa eve na baauviutv .4>de)ao 

3 beoroom one* raricn lamey room 

m fcnaned 

525-7900 

CENTURION 

AWARD WINNING OFFICE 

FIRST OFFERatG *oacou* 4 dean 

3 beowi rancn aal 

•vw *auna RadtonJ CALL PENNY 

BRADLEY iSIOI 660-3433 or . 

(STOi 474-3304 AAL 131 

ERA COUNTRY RIOOE REALTY- 

ROS8I bu« kaury 4 badroom 2H 

Ban Tudor en large lake* or 

e Ic* Ouwandng eaka 

81*34 3S04 

IMMACULATE 

sacoun OCCUPAWCV 

On e*a baauaMr HaeowMd 3 

^yoom 2H ban moaei -ea. lema, 

Sapiatii dad 

a laiilsc—n| 

vsiH 

t>aaal 

HERITAGE 

(B ol n • aws al 

SPRWGJSHERE AT 

P*EWOOO« WEST 

Wueam aae noa a 

(isa soo Maaea open aae* 

Neon to 5pnt 

Eaat o» DrakB * Horth 

oU fr—dom NOB8». 8«. garaga a 

zz 2r*rsz&T3r 

329 Novi 

BY OWMER 2*01 aq 8 4 beOoom 

»y» ban cooma Dir*ng room, iweyg 

PLYMOUTH 

CONDO OPEN TVHJRS ' 

49469 DONOVAN BLVO 

ot N Tarraowal W at Bee 

ROgaRd 8 * your oaet'1. 

n aaaar to 

wan upqiaiSaa 1994 

DC* 2 bedroom 2 ban rant* *i 

Plymoun Pewaa $131 900 

CODE a4 787 IML517787) 

UVONM 

t a 3 baooom ak^nrxan 

a«ih lamMy toon and 

anmg 

"•oaa maradbaa 

laba hoi MI a 

tea*mar* « pool 

•219 900 |8»01 4786866 

CHARMING Noa 3ba»oom ranee 

1780 ae 8 graat room wt kvapiece 

4 .-^naaroi oaang $184 000 Caa 

810-347 1 706 or 8183481 ISO 

MYSTIC FOREST 

• 4 10 Maa 

•neng 

AJ Varvwan ( 

BIO347 1875 or 

iio-mwt 

NEW CONSTRUCTION M NOVI 

iSmorm aeiiar*! 8rei 8oar maaa 

SLr" •"Wooa 

810 347 187» or 1'ftHSW 

'affaSRaie 

3833 **8 NEW CONS-RlX TON 

M wamar*y 4 betpnom poa 

a Naa Bada » par* a o« Dnca 

Cape Cod Cuetom aunewo* e~lry 

natural ftraplace and a* me yard 

»ou could need You •* m r 

$92 900 WT7558 

REAL ESTATE ONE 

313-261-0700 

LOVELY 3 bedroom cmck ranch IH 

ban* arge aacfan amook larrnt* 

roortviwapieca paao a arge «* 2 

(115000 (8101 356-5523 

South LTOO 

and lovary evground pool Newer 

lumace and carnal ar 2 ca BBached 

parage *o »*•> mucf » c«tor 

(124 900 

Century 21 

J. Scott, Inc. 

(313) 522-3200 

WONOERFUL W1XC84 

2S bain Wreplace baaamani 

garaga a* *i nei^raM Enaaar* 

ocat*X' eaceaer* pnee (169 900 

Ca* Ran)* ihe RaaRor Remaa 100 

810-346-3000 or 313-320-5810 

Oakland Couaty 

WATERFORO WiaamaOurg Gr^ 

Sue 3 ba*oom rancti a-g» ** 

traahad banar Raducao to *e8 

(115 500 Open Houaa S»«i 1-aptn 

or by appoeanetr (8101 88? 7305 

EXCELLENT NEIGHBORHOOD' 

953 Jorm Ma: S ol Oamy nta W 

or Newourpi Sâaer nca 3 bedroom 

ranch b« country wtchan ruga 

Nil Snwhed baiamar*. lampy 

a 

cuatom bknd* noutrw decor mora- 

(84 900 CaS lor data** auatAad 

buyer* on* ptaaaa 313 729-4508 

GREEN OAK TWP 

New 1706 K)8 rancti on large 

aoodad ui a a rww aub 3 bedroom* 

2*> bona kj* wee oui Oeiemer* 

•replace 2 car anached garage 

Cornea iwn 18 monn Buada> 

Wamanty $186 900 (81014370187 


EXCLUSIVELY 

OPEN SUN 12-6PM 

38536 AlMA OR 

S at Joy w. e* Ita 

S3C*< 

2000 *o 

Wayne County 

RENAISSANCE HAM7RAMCK 

noma 3 bedroom bnca IN Harm 

Sub $131 800 JOS 

re MIL C ORO I 

2*00 aq » ronch on pwaM 

aaa Cnt*a aew aantf* beach 2 

huge badrooma 2 car gang* 

centra a* much more Ltoiar 

$150 000 fryowrw (610)886 3800 

BLOOMF«LD I8US-3 b m - m j 

ban bnca caiwaal 

ROYAL OPK N el IT Maa Oaeng 

i«Hii8 ien^>. I >t»iiai I tath 

166 800®o2L Agent 

L ING . II, VOC. aq 

BmshedM 

S360 OOP 

I YON RWPL_ 

bedroom ranch on l -i acraB^B 

• U 

12 car attechad 

16101 437flB 

OVER 1.500 SO FT 

4 I 

.. -- IS 

aahad t 

Ml 

eatanor TOO many 

Or*, IBS 300 Caa 

JOHN TOYE 

RAISEO RANCH 

ban 2000 eg H 

' 'wcaaoe. Oarti < 

•108006 (6T01 437 

SHARP 

Centuiv 21 

CASTELLI r LUCAS 

(313) 453-4300 

stâTvasTj 

POPULAR TROY MB 4 betaroo 

J 'l ban* axar, ama> room w 

l*ea- garage miirMats $188 000 

S'O 886 6171 

$25,000 

Special Credit for 

disabled Veterans. 

Brand New Homes. 

ROM RCALTV Oia 3388300 

rn YOUR HOME a at toiaitoae* 

and aeo 8aaT Mtea *nat te 8a. 8i 

aa na8» you Yea inany 

oaeona aoantl 3 R y, ^ I V6'

68(e) Classifications 300 to 400 ()&£ Monday. April 24. 1995 

C R O S S W O R D P U Z Z L E R 

ACROSS 

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5 So w 

S TV* Mom® 

G'O'E'fc GlOlA'T 

12 JOI 

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13 Wedang 

A'T'o'n 

VjAjDE, 

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DEAL 

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DOWN 

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6 Station txeafc 10 Fi/Jt liDC 

conslfdo 

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Northern Property Lati4Arn«fr 

382 VanM 

-Nownon— GULLIVER IU P i P"«* NjfUm^ 

l«L> km .u»»ey >0 to MflTI 

WORLD S BEST « PUM .(AM* tarW 

Jno*. 6 rvm «rom D« OI *» 

KEPT SECRET • nu. >>v>M S72 >00 C^< 

'»aji i»i» isi>4j4Uoa 

HIGHLAND HILLS 

ESTATES 

1 M» »>»!•»» 

^ MOOELS LEFT 

>M» *»n..Nt '4 1 •») Dei»-.a>"a 

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V •Mp«' to® m 

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11 Casu 

16 Bronte 

tier one 

19 TauW 

22 'Gootf^gW 

4 l»* » 

FINANCING FOR THOSE 

WHO QUALIFY' 

AMM-on I E-.ea 0> V** ->»» 

QUALITY HOMES 

Cats JOANNE 

4-4 Q3J0 Q> 474-0333 

PLYMOUTH HILLS 

UAJW-* AC T CcartcryLoto 

388 

NORTMFULD TOINNSHIP 

10 ACMES aumci site CHASTIAM WMO 

Atas't" rw» o» 7to «|AL 1 Mr crtt I 

SALEM TWP 4 toN 

taioi rni 

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Id 

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Condoa 2 Dedroom 2 oar 2no 

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-j-«nad t«V» 8>0 3a»O280 f 'v» CuMJ »cf« to 

MUM Sm 

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NEW 4 EXISTING 

•w.-s nrf E* FfATLMNG 

ON TMf OQNC 

.1 IW »AM014e 

1 HUt« «•"« 

v600*r*iM OS 810 

CASH tOR LANO CONTRACTS 

OR MORTGAGES 

LoU A Vrrsje Bw» o» 'taa rMua t»".Ma 

Ca» ^r B'01 «-• t*t* 

VscantH 

CASH fOR L.AHC CONTRACTS 

uR TO 95« ON 

LITTLE VALLEY fens Ro 4 Sr»âor. O"* 

VJiOOtr»M:f 8l>442 rroci 

313-454-4660 

•>. SPOOLS POR SALE BV OWNEB 

Stratford Villa 

WcvjC w « » «t » W "M 

X" -*« 4 

V* w*»oj « l**00 *« 

r CANTON 

Carriage Cove 

Luxury Apts 

fL»A£* 4 WAHREN, 

W« Iah« pride m oMonng 

th« lollowing sarvicas io our 

(•nanls 

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• Ma> 

• M M i p p a 

• BM.M> .» I»C- 4 

PKTK Maa «ar &KJ » 

Tu l«i« . Suae* • jna» 

mgton 

• RaaOui a>t-v« 

810-932-7780 

• CaUa j . « w 

Rocnaaief Hills • Man« mo>* amaniM* 

810-852 ^515 

NO OTHER fEES 

Royai OaK 810-547 9172 

Waterlord 810-332-0182 • t>w ||>agir IMu SIX "w 

Novi 810-348-0540; 

. T»o Ba*oow> ««> ' Wft - 

. VaVai ear«>\ 4 oai«^ '< «uJ 

SoutfitiaiO 810-354-8040 • C»AR*. 4 

Canton 313981-7200 

Troy 810-660-9090 

Clinton Twp 810-791 8444 

Ann ArtXJi 313-677-3710 

Dearborn 313-2714028 

. >»»r Quo N>a noa and »r««» 

• M»t P«W 

. Naa> CNyaa Tac»***o«y Ca"«a> 

• F^nan«d 4 MW »"*> una* APARTMENT 

• R»n« hw $' 020 

SEARCH 

(810) 852-7550 

WESTBURY BLOOMfiELO HU5 2 oaowi 

VILLAGE P.WR5 

HE CXXLAR' 

»MI -»»: ^ » aal 'B-mmw 

| Ud»*»l» WO—l Buy•< M*.*»a»» 

1 iwi MOT S«' i o6o«n»?3j4 

Real Lttaie Vsated 

««• &J* on* V 

taw. «n VM > e M>* 4 BmU 

! f IV *X oa- «JI 4T#-«6*3 ALL CASH tOR TOUR HOME 

Ar> coralaor JUI 

laâai caar jRM > guvanMaa 

GARDEN OTt C»*a>r»>,c«| 

1 J VL -CRW* AH *MUtl Tm 

FRANKLIN PALMER 

BIRMINGHAM I badroorx vtrW NEWLY REMODELED 

m* launor, lacaaaM ai'-â ooaal* Low Move-in Costs 

APARTMENTS 

m i aaecalaO M«{il»C o-*Oa 

Maa SS?S B'0 644 2120 14 2 Bedroom Apts S200'Security Depos* 

Su ies 'rom $460 

FROM $670 INCLUDES HEAT 

HEAT INCLUDED 

BUCKINGHAM WHETHERSFIELD •Sow Tia»on*, lual'^v 

»R>j 

MANOR APARTMENTS 

•Ca«r» a- 

810-645-0026 

2 Badroom Apis 

Security Deposit Special 

313-397-0200 

Mon 4 Wad 

Or Pa*^«' «*ti c* i Aai 

uM Tf«» E 

810-649-6909 

»i' 0^» »« SM S-y 

lOETMO'* VW a".a-- 

BirmmgharrvTroy Area CANTON • ' ba®oo» Hon Pînia' Aiâ-w^-t* 

BtoomtieW Orchard Apts I ralrigaralOf ca'pa' 4 EX'nOi K'a*nc. 'vto.VM 4 «.» 

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aj «* On 

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HOMETOWN USA 

313-506-8000 

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-%a: iw-w :«^r .'4 1 

w: . •»> °-»»» iiv ar $"SOO 

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t)»aia» 

iNVES'OR c.rrr>aa»» C*»r ? »n 

r^r (810) 332-1848 

CcAy»SONTBOv 

carpal oanoa ap^. 

anca* r«a«t 4 Laa>a |4W I ci«t< 

«I0«4T?0?9 -aj' 

SO t*a*t 1 ag. 

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FREE 

H o m e Buyers/Home Sellers Expo 

Sunday, April 30 • 11:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. 

Holiday Inn Uvonla West 

17123 N. Laurel Park Drive 

Call (810) 478-1700 for reservations 

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II79 000 iS'7j ; 

*** — - "• _AAt MCVM argi 

KENSINGTON 

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PLACE 

uoeni -caj* CO»«»JN>T. 

WELCOMES »y.*32- WWOCAR President 

WWOCAfi President 

MobueReae* xrâ %m* E--ac?» 

>^*xaA; ««« 

ÔcAMJONC .SLANO 

Rick Bowling. 

Rick Bowling - 

•» rt»-' 9ar*Ma jann; ( 

Octm aa* x n Ba*M> -zjnorw owner of Plymouth office 

owner of Ptymouth office 

ABANDONED REPO 

ouomr MCM oa 200 » 

NEVER UVED IN 

of AmertSpec Home Imp. Services 

of AmertSpec Home Insp Services 

ja 2 J 4 4 

f-M "•« 5f aga 

Ertaroao iwi 

•rarAM nouaa *W0 saaa jc# Brian Herschfus, 

Brian Herschfus 

«na ••-* »TM>9 *• port DoaBng 

«oo-n% 4 -M-y, SM 4 ww 

4 «a- u»ô« Wood & Wood. PC. 

Wood & Wood. PC. 

I'SS OOC »Q«S 49J.4C-2 

w V «X. S264*< 

GLAOWIN COUNT* 

VP. Regional Sales Mgr 

real estate speaker and keynote 

313-261-0700 1 -ma E < OTS A cart 2 i 

Seo»r »i •»' » f » 

IM 300 J'4, arranar 

keynote speaker - co-sponsored by 

Individual Q & A 

• MMC .. 

J* arc« ara ] coara caa 

aa aa vac v No mmm A* rn» MA«m 

CALL 'OCAf *OR 

| LOT AtfAAAMArv 

COMMUNITY OFFICE 

810-349-6966 

New moOatft or dootay 

Thru OuaMy Homes 

SALES OWJ d CLiaouM 

Greet Seieci«or o< 

Omwm na 

S2SSOOO waancAa 

44 R laaoMM 

OKM CM a.M»ry -em n 44S2 

1:00 a.m. to 5:00 pm Expo booths vM be open and will feature loeerf experts, including 

inspectors, mortgage lenders and many, many morel Bring your questions...they wtfl provide the 

as wed as information to take with you. This Is a pubDc service wtth no obBoation. 

Sponsored by: 

10 B-i lAv! . mm WESTERN WAYNE OAKLAND COUNTY 

'WW 

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(SMweruerA teefntrir 

ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS® 

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xatra a MW. LJAAIMI EOWAO a< NW J AN jo» 

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Food cotected wil be given to the Salvation Army for distribution to those in need. I B 

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press the nun*>* following me city you are interested In: 

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OAKLAND COUNTY- 

FafftMnglQOJMi 

Royal Oak 

South Lyon 

TfOV 

4280 

4280 

4282 

4282 

4288 

4286 

428ft 

4287 

4283 

4288 

4284 

Wased Lake 4286 

Lakes Area 4281 

WAYMCOUNTY- 

Camon — 4261 

Garden City 4264 

l*onio 4260 

Norttwfte 4263 •„ 

Plymoulh 4262 

Bedford 4268 

WesUand 4264 

Dearborn ....431ft 

ADOmONAL AMAS- 

Uvmgrton County 4342 

Washtenaw 434ft 

0»hsr Sutwton Homei 4348 

THE 

(Observer Eccentric 

NEWSPAPERS 

I 0 M E L I N E 

9 5 3 - 2 0 2 0 

Muoday. April 24, 1995 OAE Classifications 390 to 400 carpataw S31S SacurM parlung 

•IX**| ac»» Irorr, $S00 2 t»»oor »a»7 Aaa' 

3I3-37>7»T 

Irom 1600 CM lor ap(il tS10> 200 1700 

^01" "»» 

313-274-4765 

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coMeion or peintino on cca 

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Dynamic Reaearcr 4)1*0 Vmcanti 

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313-522-0300 

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ACCOUNTANT 

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seeks staff accountant Responsibilities 

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workpaper preparation ( AM and Hi 7 

reconci/ations Property Management 

experience a plus Assttciales degree 

and or work experience equivalent 

required Working knowledge of 

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(,ood benefit package Salary 

commensurate with experience Please 

send resume and salary requirements 

to Ms V Anderson 

PO RtixKr 

southfield. Ml 

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Large Amoco ew-mca cantw haa 

Opening tor tuli-time Casnwr 

evarwo* Good pay BenaM* Wa 

trwn I«»y Tw-Mapw Car Care, 

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CAREER 

OPPORTUNITIES 

Schwan's Sales Enterprises, a 

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opportunities. No investment required. 

S600 per week guaranteed while in 

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Must be at least 21 years of age and 

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An Equal Opportunity Employer M F 

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experience. Must be a real team 

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is 4/2i#8. 

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OPPORTUNITY 

FOR HAIRSTYLISTS 

Experienced professional or a talented 

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An ague! opportune employer. M/PV/H 

Establish a 

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Pereonnet Office. TWELVE OAKS or 

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An equal opportonNy employer. M&NM 

Drivers 

PART-TIME 

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• must have van or pickup truck. 

591-0500 

THE 

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BUSINESS 

INSURANCE 

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Rated A • by A M Best Company. Sentry 

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• Company-paid professional framing 

- Base salary plus full commissions 

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- Sales management opportunties 

Detroit and surrounding area applicants 

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• A successful sales track record or 

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• Consistent demonstration ot goal 

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- Professionalism and the willingness 

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To learn more about Sentry s 

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John A Kailunas CPCU 

or Val Sausser 

Sentry Insurance 

31600 W. 13 Mile Rd., Suite 127 

Farrnington Hills, Ml 48334 

& 

Office: 810-855-5544 

800-462-9222 

S«ntry Insurance

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CASHIERS 

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Is now hiring hardworking careermirvded 

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Soma experience in retail sales or dealing 

Oneclly with ina public pr alarred 

Benefits IncHKte: 

Medical A Lit* Cash Bonus 

PtrofN Sharing Slock Ownership Plan 

Apply SI 

U-Haul Confer 

4JW0 N Gialioi 

Thor ursday Apr»l 2 27 

10 00 AM Sharp 

M« Clamant Ml 4S036 

UMaul Center Friday *P»" 

30711 Grand Rlwor 

Ferrninglon MIMa Ml 48335 

10.00 A.M Sharp 

I allow 2 io 3 hours for interview*) 

Cap Inc s newest division Old Navy Clothing Co., offers you the remarkable opportunity 

to be part of our exciting growth in the family value-priced clothing market 

SALES ASSOCIATE POSITIONS ARE AVAILABLE 

We offer unlimited opportunities to learn, promotion based on talent and ability. 

„and great personal satisfaction 

WE ARE NOW HIRING FOR OUR NEW STORE AT |OHN R ROAD AND 

FOURTEEN MILE ROAD IN TROY 

Accepting applications. Monday thru Friday. 10 am to 7 pm at: 

Old Navy Clothing Co. 

9 Mile and Woodward 

Ferndale 

OLD NAVY 

CLOTHING CO. 

500 

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& PHARMACY 

TECHNICIANS 

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444 S Woooearo 

Ar Equal Opponunty Employer 

OdLD CARE WORKERS 

lor O maa" day cats 

Cat Carol an 610 443-2233 

N o flat. N o c h o k - s U T o l 

J i i M ( ) p p o r i i i n i ( \ ! 

If you're a successful fast food manager with 

a hunger for greater opportunity. Arbor 

Drugs can fulfill your craving — beginning 

as an Assistant Store Manager. As a vital 

member of our management team, you'll 

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of a mult>-millioixioUar store operation Our 

talented employees have helped make us 

the number one drug store chain in southeastern 

Michigan, with annual sales exceeding 

1600 million 

We provide paid on-the-job training, a solid 

promote-from-within policy, and the opportunity 

to move up based on your hard work 

and performance. 

If you have fast food or retail management 

background anchor college experience, call 

us at: I 800-966-5139 ext. 259-JMK, 

7a.m. 10p.m., Sunday through Saturday. 

Equal Opportunity Employer 

500 

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i*e*c*ooi 

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Ban. on B a m and 6 p m 

Salon Odd Care Censsr 

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2B47S Road 

Famnglor* MM Ml 4B234-4200 

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CIRCULATION MANAGER 

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500 BelyVaaud 

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COFFEE ROUTE SALES 

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1995 MUSTANG COUPE 

A* contMonnQ-CFC free, power s«de 

imdows power door lodtdeckM 

speed control alumavn wheeH 

etectnc AMfM Stereo 4 way power 

drwer seal 3 81 ER enpne 5 speed 

marxiai transmission rear *mdow 

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List Price $17,035 

5 , 4 9 8 * 

1995 TAURUS GL 

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door locks side windows 

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ra!c{ $ 16,144' 

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engne automatic overdrive trans 

option group 1 dual etectnc remote 

mirrors 'ear window defrost 

bodyside molding S* f 51134 

List Price S16.700 

S & ' l 3 , 9 9 7 ' 

1995 AEROSTAR XLT 

XLT mm 301 engine automatic 

Overdrive transmission P215 70R- 

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privacy guss Stock #561W 


& « $ 1 5 , 3 9 0 ' 

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1994 F-150 XLT 

Speed covolM «*** aa cond m 

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maom locks engne 5 OL- ER V8 

eMCMC automate overdnve trans 

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1995 RANGER XLT 

XLT tm power tteermg 

rear slap Dumpar XLT tape smpe 

skdmg rear weidow Hoot consowie 

231 ER 14 engra 5 speed manual 

overdrive transmission 3 45 rtto 

rag axte Slock #58045 


SALE 

PRICE ' 9 9 9 0 

piackuitU FORD 

1995 WINDSTAR LX 

Floor mats electric rear 

delrosl stereo clock, cassette 

luggage rack LX 7 passenger 

buckets 15 i 60 aurronum wheel 

bodyside mokfcng 3 81 SCR engine 

4 speed automate over dnve trans 

privacy glass Slock #56272 


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1995 WINDSTAR 

7 passenger sue Mi with adjustable 

seal track speed control** wheel 

rear wmoo» delrosl premium 

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engd* privacy glass Stock #56447 


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SUM Mill • I S\ AW Rm—| 

41001 Plymouth Road • Plymouth • (313) 453-1100 

•Plus tax, tm« destination and rebate assigned to Biackweii Ford # '6.9% I 8.5% A P R. financing for qualified buyers. Prices good thru 5-2-95* 

1995 BRONCO XLT 

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guss oowrt aw locks *«x»ws 

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engine c*c 4 speed .tuio trans 

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1995 EXPLORER XLT 

XLT mi raso (tadnc prerroum #r 

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area am Stock #57087 

List Price $27,100 . 

££'23,975' 

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MONDAY. APRIL 24,1995 

Collegiate notes 

It wasn't like this in high school. 

Of course, it couldn't have been. They don't 

offer the triple jump in hifh school track, but 

spparently it hasn't taken Ndu Okwumabua — a 

Plymouth Canton graduate — long to become e 

force in it. 

A freshman at the University of Michigan. 

Okwumabua leapt 36 feet, 7 inches to finish third 

in the event at the University of Kentucky quadrangular 

meet April 15. Her effort helped the 

Wolverines finish second with 156 points, behind 

winner Southern Illinois (159.5) but ahead of host 

SKentucky (142.5) and Indiana (141). . . 

aginaw Valley State remained atop the 

Great Lakes Intercollsgiate Athletic Conference 

baseball standings entering last 

week, thanks in great part to its outstanding 

pitching. 

Brian PaJuk, a sophomore from Plymouth 

(Redford Catholic Central), is one of the staffs 

standouts. Paluk has made the most of his two 

GL1AC pitching appearances; he was 2-0, tied for 

third in the league in victories. 

The Cardinals were 20-9 overall, 8-2 in the GL1- 

AC — s game ahead of Oakland University 

through April 16 — and boasted the league's best 

Uteam earned run average of 2.59 . . . 

niversity of Detroit Mercy sophomore soft 

ball player Mary Jo Rally (Livonia Lady 

wood) was named Midwestern Collegiate 

Conference Player of the Week after hitting safely 

in all four games. 

She went 6-for-10. including s double, along 

with three walks and s .600 on-base percentage. 

Kelly scored the game-winning run in s 3-0 victory 

last week over the University of Dayton. 

The Lady Titans are 7-19 overall. . . 

Senior right fielder Lawrence Scheffer is 

second on the Titan baseball team with a 

.367 batting average. He has seven homers 

and 25 RBI in 25 games. 

UDM is 13-12 overall. 

Schoolcraft rec courses 

Schoolcraft College is accepting registrations 

for the following health and recreation 

courses, May 4 through June 4: 

• Beginning Kayaking: The two-day course will 

meet from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday, May 12 and 10 a.m.- 

3 p.m. Saturday, May 13 at the Schoofcraft pool, 

located in the Physical Education Building. The 

fee is $75. 

• Beginning In-Line Skating (Rollerblading): The 

four-week course will meet 6-6 p.m. Mondays beginning 

May 15. The fee is $40. 

• Joy of Sailing: The eight-week course will meet 

6:30-8:30 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays beginning 

May 16. The fee ia $170. 

• Health Enhancement-An Improved Quality of 

Life: This six-week course will educate participants 

on factors wrhicb affect their state of health 

and motivate people to adopt a healthy lifestyle. 

The classes will meet on a varied schedule at the 

Medical Pitneas Center. 17940 Farrnington Road, 

Livonia. The fee ia $125. 

• Think Trim: This one-day course will be from 9 

a.m.-4:30 p.m. Saturday, May 20. Learn bow to 

change your thinking and reverse self-defeating 

behaviors. The fee is $147. - 

To register or obtain further information, call 

Continuing Education Services at (313) 462-4413. 

Recreation news 

The women's Friday morning golf league, 

sponsored by Canton Parks and Recreation 

Services (no residency required), starts 

May 6 at Fellows Creek Golf Course in Canton. 

Tee times are 9 a.m. until mid-June, then they go 

to 8 s.m. The 16-week season costs $15 to register 

plus weekly greens fees for nine boles. 

A league meeting is scheduled for 9 a.m. April 

28 at Fellows Creek. Call 397-6110 for further details. 

T 

he eighth annual Kids Fishing Derby, hosted 

by Canton Parks and Recreation Ser- 

vicee (for Canton reeidenU only), is set for 

9 a.m. 5 p.m. Saturday. May 6 at Heritage Park 

Poods. Rules are simple: The tournament is open 

to boys and girts, 16- snd under, they may register 

for a one hour time span. 

The pond will be stocked with rainbow trout. 

Awards will be given for the larpet fish caught 

First prise is a $100 savings bond. Registration fee 

is $1. with advenes registration required (If space 

permits, thers will bs open registration the dey of 

the event). For snore information, call 307-6110. 

Cranbrook Fun Run 

T he 

17th annual 10-kilometer and 6K EDS/ 

Cranbrook Fun Run, benefiting educational 

programs for tha Cranbrook In.utuloef 

flcisnoe. will stmt at 9 s.m Saturday, May 11 

Raee day regietration is from 6:16-6:46 a.at. Entries 

poetaaarked by May 6 moat be aecompenied 

by a fl$ fee ($90 after May 6). The entry fee alao 

dee •new sriaissisn sn mas day, free 

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Buying club makes dream a reality 

ANN ARBOR 

USISL 

r PROFESSIONAL 

SOCCER 

A local man haa bought into the United States 

inter-Regional Soccer League and stocked it with 

area player*. The Ann Arbor Elite will be an amateur 

team in the otherwise professional USISL. 

BY DAM O'MEAKA 

9TAJT Warns 

Wsyne Worosx of Csnton fulfilled s 

lifelong ambition when he purchased 

a franchise in the professional United 

States Intel 1 -Regional Soccer League. 

The Ann Arbor Elite will be 

stocked with mosUy Obeerverland 

talent snd play ita home games at 

Holloway Field (Pioneer High 

School) in Ann Arbor. 

The 49-year-old Worosx, s tool 

and-die maker at the Ford Rouge 

Plant in Dearborn for the last 19 

years, used $40,000 of his own money 

to get into the league. 

"This is a dream come true for me, 

to own my own sports team," Woroei 

said. "I've been saving my whole life 

for this goal, to put a pro team together." 

Nineteen of the 26 team members 

are former area high school players 

from either Livonia, Plymouth, Can- 

ton, Redford or Farrnington. 

"With all the tournaments my 

teams have won throughout the country, 

I firmly believe the soccer talent 

in this area is among tije greatest in 

the entire United States of America, 

and I intend to proye it in this 

league," Worosz said 

About half of the players have college 

eligibility remaining; therefore, 

the Elite will compete as one of the 29 

amateur teams in the USISL. 

With 90 teams in the league, a 

USISL goal is to promote soccer at 

the grass-roots level, and each team is 

required to have at least three under 

19 players on its roster. 

"There are a lot older guys in the 

league, but this league is also a stepping 

stone for guys coming out of college 

to step right into the pro ranks 

and make a few dollars," said Worosz. 

See SOC€CR,~3C 

Committed to play? 

Madonna opponents finding ways not to 

Well, what did 

you expect? 

It's spring, after 

»I1 

And this it still 

Michigan, where 

the weather Is ss 

certain as a major 

league baseball 

cfj'Ji If anyone was 

concerned about 

what possible trieaffect 

the pro baseball 

have, well, now they 

Lunacy haa taken command. 

The last week in the life of Msdonna 

University's team will illustrate 

juat what disarray the sport 

seems to bs in. 

If the contract between pro players 

and owners was handled in the 

same off-handed way our higher institutions 

of learning handle theirs, 

players would require prompt and 

immediate payment on every pitch. 

Figure this out 

Madonna and Wayne State were 

originally slated to play a single 

game Wedneeday at 3 p.m. at WSU. 

Because a double header between 

the two schools scheduled the previoua 

weak for Madonna's field was 

rained out, the teams' coaches. Ma- 

's Mike George and WSLTs 

George, agreed to altar the 

and play two 

Wadnaaday at Madonna. 

sports editor Steve Ko- 

George wss 

j _ I I- m Of,, Q #v»«f 

cor.Biflenr,£ rum ping ocu nose oui 

aa Henry Ford CO coach and taking 

that job next year. When Rodger 

i Kowalaki's story 

in last Thursday's 

he waa on the oh one to 

Madonna's Mike George sor£ 

Wednesday morning 

According to Mike George, the 

WSU coach aaked to poatpone the 

game because ha wanted to speak to 

his team about his possible deper 

it came out in the paper, 

it liks it, but hs 

It didn't take too long to And out 

Pitchen Tim Holland (left) and Mark Serra hauled a pump usee for draining 

water from the outfield back to the truck after efforts to make Madonna's field playable 

proved futile Friday. 

£ £ 

mpumd it ma 

m £ s C 

riffct tims to play U-D, when they for this. He said in his call to Ms 

oouWBt donns's Mike George, he requ^ 

next day: 

Detroit Mercy 16, Wayne State 3 

So how could the Tartars find the 

ulad game gainst Madonna? 

According to sources at WSU, 

Rodger George had an explanation 

a delay so that he could, indeed, talk 

SC 

Salem earns itself a split with 2nd-game victory 

The Plymouth Salem 

team split s double-header on Thursday 

against boat Ypsilanti by winning 

the nightcap, 7-6. 

Ypsilanti, 3-3 overall, won the first 

game 5-2. 

Tha Rocks, 3-1 overall, used four 

pitchers la tha second guns, indud- 

m 

three innings 

n four hits 

with oo striksouta and ons walk. 

Tor • sophomore, we ware real 

pisessd," Salem coach Dale Rum 

harper said. 

Ryan Andisajswski pitched two 

innings of icorsleoe relief to pick up 

the victory Andreêwski allowed no 

hits or walks and struck out three. 

Dan Quaine allowed no hita in the 

Ypailanti 

three runs in the seventh off Brad 

Lear, who allowed one hit and walked 

four in hia only inning of work. 

The Rocks had taken a 7-2 lead 

into the bottom of the seventh, scoring 

two runs in each of the third, 

fourth and fifth innings and a single 

run In the seventh. 

Senior Kas Kurisu was 2 for 4 with 

a run scored. Seniors Bill Styiee and 

Sam LnGrow and juniors Mike Bran 

nan and Kirk Craggs each contributed 

RBI singles 

Sophomore Ryan Rumberger drove 

in a run with a sacrifice fly. 

.- In the first gams, Salem left eight 

runners in scoring poeRion against 

Ypsilanti starter Mark Warren, who 

pitched a complete-game victory. 

The Rocks left the bases loaded In 

each of the first two Inningi without 

"Warren pitched a good game, he 

was in big jams and got himself out of 

them," Rumberger said. "Seven complete 

innings in today's weather and 

as little aa people have played, that's 

impraaaive." 

Ypailanti oollected five runs on 

four hiU off Salem starter and loser 

Ted Bentley, who left after the third 

inning BenUey alao struck out two 

and walked two. 

"He"a a big, strong senior who 

needs to throw," Rumberger said. 

"He threw 60 pitches in three Innings, 

that's how much he was running 

the count." 

Salem relievers were Dan Hints 

who pitched two innings of hitlees 

relief and Lear, who pitched one 

tcoreless inning. 

Styles and Kurisu led the Rocks 

with too hits each. Lear had an RBI 

single and Styles scored one run. 

The Rocks on Wedneeday defeated 

hoat Walled Lake Western, 13-2, in a 

game called after five innings because 

of the mercy rule. 

The Rocks collected 13 hita in support 

of winning pitcher Justin 

Mords, who allowed five hits, struck 

out eight and walked none in moving 

hia record to 2-0. Western's two runs 

ware unearned. 

Bran nan. LaGrow, Craggs and Dan 

Quaine had two hita each. LaGrow 

and Craggs drove in two runs each 

and Quaine < 

Designated hitter Rumberger had 

one hit and three RBI. Aaron Leanhardt 

snd Jason Gradinac each had 

one hit and two RBI. 

Kurisu lad off the game with a 

home run.

2C(P,C) The Observer MONDAY AI'KIL 24. 1995 

Team Elan skates to titles 

Medal-winners: Sarah Heiri (left). Emily Willman (mid- 

die) and Amy Caudill. all from Ply mouth, were part of 

Team Elan '$ championship juvenile squad. 

After taking the lead in the 

short program, coach Jeannine 

Cullen and the '26 skaters of Sen 

ior Team Elan knew the gold 

medal was theirs to win or lose at 

the 1996 National Precision Fig- 

ure Skating Championship* held 

earlier this month in San Diego, 

Calif. 

Skating in the final position of 

the 10-team field, the three time 

silver medalist Senior Team won 

its first gold medal and seventh 

overall for the Detroit Skating 

Club's Team Elan, which in- 

cludes si* divisions divided by 

fcge and skill. The Juvenile team, 

coached by Traci Boxich of Ann 

Arbor and Brooke Sloan of Farrn- 

ington Hills, won its second 

straight national title skating to 

beach theme music "By the Sea/' 

Team Elan finished second in the 

Novice Division, third in the 

Open Adult Division and fourth 

in the Junior Division. 

The Senior Team won the 2 

l 1 ^-minute technical program and 

Omaha squad claims Cup 

Al 

HARRtSO* 

Ted Baer 

came out to 

Cloverlanes in 

Livonia last 

Monday night 

to watch the 

All Star Bowl- 

erettescom- pete their sea 

son finale, the 

Scotch Dou- 

bles Team 

Tournament. 

He particu- 

larly zeroed in 

on the Omaha Lancers, a team 

which he sponsors. 

Baer came in from Omaha. 

Neb. not only lo watch, but en- 

joy the victory celebration a» 

hit team, which is comprised of 

captain Marilyn Lueck, Darlene 

Marrow. Mananne DiRupo. 

Dina Manni-Jones. Jan Conner 

and Charlynne Gerbasi-Kru 

liski. came through with flying 

colors to take the Clover Cup. 

symbolic of the victory in this 

-event. 

. The Omaha Lancers, a hock 

ey team in the North American 

Hockey League, were in town to 

play the Detroit Freeze. 

Now if you were to ask Why- 

does a hockey team sponsor a 

ladies bowling team 1.000 miles 

away, it is due to the enthus4- 

a»m of club owner Baer for both 

sports. 

He was so impressed with 

Mananne DiRupo when she 

•is bowling on the ladies tour 

in Omaha that he decided to 

sponsor her team 

The All-Star Bowlerettes 

league championship was won 

by Contour Power Gripe, cap- 

tained by Kathy Haislip of 

West Bloom field Other mem- 

ber* included Aleta SilL Cheryl 

Daniel*. Liaa Bishop. Carmen 

Allen and Jeanne Gebbia of 

• Garden City. 

• The National Senior Bowling 

Association held their April 

event at Mayflower Lane* in 

Redford. and the "Canadian 

Kid."* ScoCty Lough land, took 

his second NSBA title. He 

came from behind to defeat 

Dave Kar&ska in the champion- 

ship match. 

Livonian Ed Dudek look 

third place money. Tom Spada 

of Birmingham came in fifth. 

Redford's Jack Tneolar finished 

eighth and Ed Malinowski of 

Livonia was 16th overall. The 

next regular NSBA tournament 

will take place on June 3rd at 

Taylor Lanes. 

The association has now 

grown to a membership of 154. 

which means more entrants and 

larger prizes along the way. 

For more information, call 

the NSBA at i810> 626-8886 or 

(313>358-3740 

• The Michigan Masters 

Wheelchair Singles No-Tap 

will be at noon Saturday . June 

3 at Mem Bowl Lanes in Livo- 

nia. 

It's a fund-raiser for the 

wheelchair bowler* and open to 

all bowlers. 

The entry fee is only $9 per 

bowler. 

Bob Calderon aays "If you 

can't bowl with u*. come in any- 

way as a spectator and join in 

the fun."' 


Bob at (313) 522-4574 or Merri 

Bow! at (313) 427-2900. 

• Entry forms are out now for 

the Greater Detroit Open Pro 

Am. a PBA tour event at Taylor 

Lanes 

The Pro-Am will be Friday- 

Saturday. Oct. 6-7 with the TV 

finals on Wednesday. Oct. 11. 

Entrant® will receive a Red 

Zone Brunswick ball. 


Taylor Lanes at (313) 946-9092 

WeedleM IMII Seti*dey VoMJl 9 30 

Mna BeAeoeroie. 271 .'583. Danny Mr- 

ton. 224*04 

SWdrt®T *outh noon — Denny Mewton. 

236.645 

•tarn Bow Men s Se Carlson at Redtard union. 4 p.m 

Don Fordson at «ed Thurston, 4 p m 

wesuand ai «ot»cnaud 4:30pm. 

Taaaeay. Aprs 25 

N Fwmrôn at Lr» Franklm. 4 p m 

CiareocevSe al * P CaOnn, (2). 4 p m 

Banoo Bor«ess >s SL *«atna 

a- Redton) » Caotai Pars, 4pm 

Beirwsda « f*aon vaaey. 4 30 p m 

OaS Chnaaan at Ry CMa«n, 4 30 p m 

araeaaaeay. AprB 26 

u» OsxctM X H Farrmnjton 4pm 

U» Frmasn at WesUand GM*m, 4pm 

»y Canton ai Uv Stevenson. 4 p m 

NWft7»«Sest»y Sawm. 4 pm 

W I western at Farminjton. 4p m 

F H Hamaon at w L Central. 4pm 

Garden City at Beaevise 4pm 

«adtord Uraon al Taylor Tr^nan. 4 p m 

D h Oastaood M Aad Thiaiton. 4 p m 

UnooM Pars al Wayne Memorial. 4 p m 

Hamtramc* ai CMrancawSa. 4 p.m 

DecaSafte at Redfora CC (21. 4 pm 

Luin Norm at luW Westland. 4-30 p m. 

Tkaraeay. Aare 27 

Garden City at U» Fraossn. 4 p m 

Bonoo at St A«atto. 4pm 

râon vaaey at P»y Cnriatian. 4 30 p m 

Ffttey. A«r« 28 

W L western at U* Cnurena. 4 p.m. 

L> Franaan « SortKyae. 4 p.m. 

N Fammflton « U* Stevenson. 4 p.m 

* L Centra at Wesuand Glenn. 4 p m 

fSy SaMm at Famanflon. 4 p.m 

F H HamsonM^y Canton. 4 p m 

Garden Cay at Monroe. 4 p m 

Men Pars ai Redtoid ur«on, 4 p m 

Deartom al FMd Thurston. 4 p m 

Wayne Memtfar at Southgate. 4pm 

uitr> N -est M C ^Me (2). 4 30 p 

Lutn Westland at O H Fanarie. 4 30 p.m 

SatarSay . Apr* 29 

Taylor Kennedy at U» Stevenson. 10 a m 

Sf Ctwmmrat uari wesuand. lOMa m. 

Monroe M liv Frar»Sn. 11 am 

Farmm M B H CranCrooS. noon 

S «Md CrmatMn at Huron vasey TBA 

LN FranMa> at N Famsnfion, 4pm 

Brsnop FoMy at f H Mercy. 4 p m 

Country Oey M lutn wesuand. 4 30 pm. 

Beuwsda at Hiaon valey 4 30 p m 

0» Omeuan at PV Onstian. 4 30 pm 

Wedneeday. April 2* 

N Farnwr^lon at Uv Churcna. 4 p.m 

Wesuand GMnn M Un Fransan. 4pm 

uv Sievenaon a* Ply Canton. 4 p m. 

ply SaMm at NorWvae. 4 p m 

Famanfion at W l Western. 4pm 

w t Central M F.H Hamaon, 4 pm. 

BeoevMe M Garden City. 4 p m 

Taylor Trvarwn al »ed»orO Uraon, 4 p m 

D H Oestwood at Had Thurston. 4 p.m 

Wayne Memorial at Uncom Pars. 4pm 

Clarence viae at Hamtramcs. 4 30 p m 

UJth Wesuand al Uith North. 4 30pm 

Tharaday, April 27 

LN Frarwan at Garden City. 4 p.m 

LN Stevenson at N. Farmmgion 4 p m 

BorgessatOet BeneOctme 4pm 

St Aipnonsus at St Agatha f2). 4 p.m 

Huron vaaay at (*, CrwstMn. 4 30 p m 

Friday. April 28 

Luth Wesuand at GreemMs f2|. 3 30 p m 

Uv OsachS M W l Wesiam. 4 p m 

•torthvae M LN FranMn. 4 pm 

westland GMnn m W.L Camtra. 4 p m 

Farrrmfton at Wy SaMm 4pm 

P»y Canwn at F.M. Hamaon. 4 p m 

Monroe M Garden CKy. 4 p m 

Fted«o runs The freshman second base 

man foaowed a two-out waa to Ange Van 

Dooren with a >un-scortng triple *> the 

fc**th. and then she singled afler Van 

Dooren nad tnpied «tne seventh lo bring n 

the winner 

RaopeUe was the or*, Crusader lo have 

two hrts r the game, she and Pmier had 

tme ior trie ooubieheeder 

chmear (Iwrr ReUMd Tlâiton), 

Orach and Comment each had twhttri 

the twmea. 

Shanna Strang was the wmng pacher 

lor Madonna, stoppmg the Caidewts on lou 

has and three waas (and one unearned 

nail, sinking out three 

Risak from page 1C 

to his team. Mike George refused, 

so Rodger George canceled and 

then accepted the opportunity to 

play NCAA Division I U-D. 

Of course, sources have con 

firmed that Rodger George's ex- 

planation given to WSU officials 

is simply untrue. 

Mike George said he never dis- 

cussed a time change for Wednes- 

day's games. And anyone who 

knows the Crusaders' coach — 

who spent all day Friday groom- 

ing Madonna's field in an attempt 

to make it playable that afternoon 

(more on that later) — knows he 

would do almoet anything to get 

in a game. 

Indeed, Mike George admitted 

he suggested to the WSU coach 

that he talk to his Tartars prior to 

the game, but still plsy it. Rodger 

George reportedly said there 

wouldn't be enough time. 

But apparently there was 

enough time to play U-D. 

Oh. by the way: When Kowalaki 

was researching his story on 

Rodger George replacing Stu Rose 

at Henry Ford, he spoke with U-D 

coach Bob Miller. Miller men- 

tioned to Kowalaki his team was 

playing WSU Wedneeday. 

That was Tuesday night — 

long before any call was made to 

Madonna. 

Certainly, Wedneeday's sched- 

uled game was no big deal to 

WSU. After all, Madonna ia in 

the NA1A, a smaller school with 

less financial support, yet one 

that certainly would have given 

WSU all it could handle. 

Clearly, the Tartars had noth- 

ing to gain by playing and every- 

thing to loae. A loas to U-D, as 

lopsided as it waa, was for more 

palatable for NCAA II WSU than 

an embarrassing defeat to Ma- 

donna would have been. 

One more thing: Don't expect to 

see this game rescheduled Mike 

George vowed not to. 

It proved not to be the only dis- 

sppointment on Msdonns's 

schedule. The Crusaders were 

supposed to play Concordia Fri- 

day, a game originally scheduled 

for April 6 but bumped by Con- 

cordia so it could reschedule s 

conference gsme for thst date. 

On Friday, the Cardinals 

showed up for thei( date, but 

didn't stay. Rain had drenched 

the field, it's true; the outfield 

was soggy. Mike George and all 

the players he could muster had 

been on the field "since 9 this 

morning," he said. 

Their efforts weren't enough for 

Concordia coach Jay Biesenthal. 

He said the field waa unplayable 

and took his team home. 

I won't say Biesenthal was 

wrong. Parts of Madonna s field 

were puddled, no question; but in 

Michigan, that's part of the game. 

There was no threat of more 

rain Friday afternoon; tempera- 

tures were in the mid-60s. As Ms- 

donns's George said, "We've 

played in worse.' 

I have to believe the Cardinals 

had, too. But they refused to on 

this day. 

So that game was called off as 

well, adding fuel to the belief that 

craziness has indeed taken com- 

mand of baseball — a sport that 

near-perfect weather or signed 

contracts cannot govern. 

Ford post still undecided 

Still no word as of Friday night 

from Wayne State University base 

ball coach Rodger George on whether 

he would remain at WSU or return to 

Henry Ford Community College 

George reportedly accepted the 

Henry Ford job earlier this month 

According to Henry Ford AthieUc Di 

rector Nancy Bryden. George had un 

til Friday to submit in writing his ac- 

ceptance and a letter of resignation 

from Wayne 

George coached Henry Ford for 

eight seasons before taking over at 

Wayne State in 1989. 

George did not return phone calls 

Friday WSU athletic director Bob 

Brennan was in Midland on Friday 

and unavailable for comment 

Bryden. who coaches the Henry 

Ford soflball team, was on a road 

trip in Alpena and unavailable for 

comment Friday 

There were indications on 

Wednesday that George would re- 

main at WSU 

"He told us be verbally accepted 

the job. but said most likely he's 

going to stay." said WSU sophomore 

catcher Jeff Schafler. who graduated 

from Livonia Franklin. "I'd love him 

to stay, because 1 think he's a good 

coach." 

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installation and user support phases of 

information systrems protects Must hate a 

bachelor t decree maior in computer Kience 

) years proframminf experience BASIC 

proframmer VMS DtC onented. skilled in PC 

software Knowiedfrable of database systems 

with experience in business software 

development Prefer newspaper background 

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36251 Scnooa*M Rd 

Uvoraa. Mi 44150 

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around famay We w f»«eM 

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ft MACHINE OPERATORS 

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pacaor M Piymour Slamping 

314 W Ann Arttv Rd PVmouH Ml 

(3V31 592 '344 

GENERA* LABOR 

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plant Radford area Good aaoee 

benetae Appa, « Rtvc* MerJec 

lurmg Contpeny 12400 Burt Rd 

313-53*4000 

Novi 

General Lat>or 

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• Day* -ft Afternoon* 

. DacKagara *onar* tacycler* 

phon* 313-458-1600 

L/yon 

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GENERAL LABOR 

Mly management 

Stan anumMaaii 

13131 «27 Mon 

7200 

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MANAGER 

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aeU«uhon company aaao a 

compaMnl General Manager to proa 

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cuelome' earvtca CompiAer anoaat- 

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Detaaeer 10*m*pm 

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aaaha eaoenenced accounting 

parapi oteeionai to partorm yanou* 

eocountmg end taa duaee *i e 

comptMriMd envtronmer* Send V 

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• Storeroom Cle>* 

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Ba-nque! Cooa 

OiMiandmg oeneae package 

Apply m per*wi 

Nov" MMon 

21111 Haggerty Rd 

Nov! 

Equal Opponumty Em»*Jye- 

Pay conameauraM «atr eapenence 

CAI 

(810) 476-0974 

IMMEDIATE OPENING to- Recw 

twraal to" Livonia crwopractor Fu* 1 

pan wne Apply Mor Tue* Wad 

Fn 9-1 4 3-5pm K 2*404 W 5 

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loaaer* during the morah* ol May 

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mater.al handler* Some Mltng 

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3001 W B« Bee .a *522 

Troy Ml 4*0*4 

Fa* 1*10) 6437194 

involved Phone 313-44* ' 

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dean Fun ame dey* 

• 96 ft MKKMOer 

29235 Bocumgham 

Livtv»e Ml 4%154 

or FA* Hunt IT continence ID I 

313*5* 1SX 

LANDSCAPER NEE0ED 

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pet hour North »Ma Pteaea xM 

1*10) 34*46X 

1000N S.atema 

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COMPANY - lateai technology 

aoung tor aey leader t Ljcratwe 

comanaaai Jr Mructur* tSOO S5000 

per month 

CM DeCDm 1-SOO-497 4952 

ENVIROMMENTAL LANOSCAPING 

Contradoa Seetung raeponaMe 

Mp Pey Deaed or 

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INTERVIEWERS NEEDED 

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evening pot.non* conducting 

survey* No aeiei'donaiion* 

leueie permanenit part-ame hour* 

ft more, tnceni.yea.'eeiiueet 

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nqhl people Leelte. 1 3pm 

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INVENTORY SPECIALIST 

Waner Manulacsurmg Co see«*>Q 

individual tamaliar ar.tr. Ml V 

end heae eapananca aM Lotue 

Send re*a»ne ft saMry requirement 

to 8400 E 11 MM Waner. Ml 

4*091 Atn T 2 - INV 

JANITORIAL CO 

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JANITORIAL COMPANY 

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• Opportunity tor advancement! 

• Three ahrh operation 

Teem • oriented M»duM only need 

eppry Send ara* hMOf* or apply 

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HAIR CARE 

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travang n coaor pe"»a ft cv«» 

401K 

DOUBLETREE GUEST 

SUITES SOUTHFIELD 

(Ohn ryar aaaoctaiee 1552 4870 

GENERAL SERVICE 

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3pm 7pm Mon m Fn . *am-5pm 

or Sal CMy the honeet ft molivMed 

Warren WeeBand 

GENERAL SHOP HELP 

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plus DaneMs wl train Atcy M 

Tyndaa Photogrecrac 13036 Wayne 

Rd Livonu 481SC 

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comnveeay- pier ft many MntM 

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HAIR STYLIST Experienced and 

lor Nor».Ma sMon J2S0 

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area GreM pertwntage' Ranting a 

cnav a a.eiedia Aea tor Mat 

313-422 X16 or (313) 274*361 

HAIR STYLIST 

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1313) 729-0867 

tor Ihe loeoaang poaaione 

. AAAVM SERVERS 

. COCKTAIL SERVERS 

. CASHIER I,RESTAURANT) 

a HOUSEKEEPERS 

a ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE 

CLERK Pert time 

a JANITORIAL 

Pan-lane eaemnge ft aaeaenaa 

Apply in peraor 

28100 FRANKLIN RD 

SOUTHFIELD 

Ar E qual Opportunity Employer 

NSERTER OPERATCWS 

NO EXPERIENCE REOUIRED 

Uvt*»a oaaed compeny e *i need 

0< secwndeM peopte 10 arom aa 

rnaerte' operator* ai the marl 

proceaamg department on ahei'ioo. 

•rah The poeabon viaohm* the aM-up 

al P«ney Boam* 

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I or GEO and a strong aM taetory 

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. 2*400 Schoolcraft LM*va Maatu 

' me hour* ol 900am and 4 00pm 

fcoua. OpporturMy Employe' 

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3-11 aa«i 

INSTALLERS 

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maimer* J athot security cMuiar 

ft sound* w»ng 10 Iram tmght 

energetic automoeve eranu*ia*t* 

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cortpany lhai a MP groaang artf 

aona' and orgen-iabona' MM 

Evening hour* an* 'ange Irom 30-45 

hour* per areea Starting pay $6 50 

hour end ooute teed to 1M time 

supenrtaory poemon "*»» ca* 

810«2* 2*70 

JANITORIAL COMPANY 

Seeaung experienced peraonrtei t 

Clear yanou* acoounti ir Pome 

• CM 313-4*7 19*0 tor more 

LANOSCAPING 

BRK> PAVING ft PONDS 

GraM tor c«*age etudent* 

SometTang UXterenr eaery day 

CM («10i 47*9*44 

LANOSCAPING COMPANY 

NOW HIRING 

•ORfVERS -SALES PEOPLE 

Pteaea apply Buahei Slop 

1512 S NeaaOurî Bena 

Laaaaig Menger 

5350 AidingDrooM Cincte North 

W Btoomliead Ml 4*322 

Or lax 810461 3246 

500 Hdplaatad 

MACHINE REPAIR 

Mr 

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producaor rnacmne rape* 4 ae*M> 

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810-473-9306 

MACHINE SHOP 

Ful ama steady eort a 1IM1H ei 

Farnvrayy- HM arae Dey ahdt 

soma overame acme operara* tor 

tie ntkai paraon or raeree Recent 

eapenerce ha«A4 a* vain 

CM Mor 9vu WM 9-3pm 

010-473-9305 

500 UpVi 

MAJNTENANCE F 

NEE0ED 

For Mpa Wes**nd Apanwiam 

CM I " 

313- 

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needed tor apenmer* comaafcoay I 

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loota leciseeary Plain cM 

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Rd1 EOE 

CM today tor Mannaa 

313-464-2100 - LIVONIA 

SNELLING 

PERSONNEL SERVICES 

MACHINIST 

miM have 

ama* ike* ft 

8 30-3 30pm. FiaMM 

1270' Beech Daly Redton) 

MACHINISTS 

Bonng IM Mha gnnder hand* 5 

year* eapenence DsriaMa 401K 

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Maintenance Person 

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av a-le Die at urge epanmem 

community Mult hare apod 

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£22 

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6300 AldaigerooM CaeM Norr 

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or 1a> 810e*l 32M 

• MAOMMST WANTfD 

UKhe MdWig machane bomg M 

etc Muai do aM-up and haae oaar 

tcicaa Nae--producaor (-75 4 9 MM 

(B10I 545-4222 

MAIDS 

Gaeai hour* ft greet pay 

Ctean aatn l*n. Me-d 

- Company lranaponatior 

•nth paad travel Dey mon Mon-Fr. 

Up 10 |7 50rtwu> 810-476-9610 

LATHE HAN0 

Needed tor Nov a-ea shop 

CM 1*10 349-486* 

LATRE MILL HAND 

Oaar toon 5 yr* 

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mai ft IM 

nauranca We arave 90 day ae" 

'or nolday pey Day v* 

overtime V-L*te P-ecas-or ProOucts 

Weled Laea (810t 624-2503 

JANITORIAL 

Couple needed to« c^hce cieentryg 

Fafrangton Hate area 

810449 2*4* 

JANITORIALOFFICE CLEANING 

Ft* and pen ame poeatons oper 

AJ arats top aage* wth Deneats 

ft advancement (3i3i *5e3l53 

JANITORIAL 

OPEN HOUSE 

WEDNESDAY APRIL 26TH 

10AM TO 4 PM 

DiSTHCTIVE MAINTENANCE 

344O0 Cepaa Lwonta 

I.E oI Star* N o» Plymoudt; 

CM tor mlormebcyi 

(313> 421-315* 

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oompeny need* reMow sM-eianer* 

lor M ft pert-Sane aorti Must nave 

experience ft Iraneportatior ilsoff- 

tee ft denai prograr-a r.aiuiOai 

JANITORIAL Part time lor everangs 

enc «ee»er-ds in Cenion ft 

Wesliang Mutt 

LAWN CARE Ful 'une Lnronm 

oeaed oompeny Good hour* Win 

"ran (313) 425-0*10 

LAWN CARE - Taad ol aaormrj *0 

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pe- •» • comnxeaion* . Doriu^* 

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LIGHT MACHINERY 

OPERATORS 

Clear ertoert metal (tampaig tactoy 

aeeas assocaate* 'o> oanrtng a 

lapping macJwte No experience 

necessary aUrng 10 tosa-, Knoanadge 

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experience Exceaen DeneM* App»» 

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ft dryaM repeal flay MM FM-Mte 

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Apply lt»r — 

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apertnent compiexee ha* anyne 

ocXng tor an 

MAIL SERVICES COORDINATOR 

Entry level poefcor tor a MM 

Service* CoorMMoa leiponedM tor 

MM Room acftv«aa and gar— 

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at" maa room eapenence We ere 

e company that teeN pecpw ' 

mene vie dtfterence ind oonnt»Ae 

to Our succees Jon ua and sham 

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LIGHT MAINTENANCE 

CUSTOOIAL 

Modetn clean tacii'lias aft' 

Opportunity aaitti ftexitHe hour* 

etcludaig aeeaeaxn Ml Ctertien* & \ 

Nee BatWnoa* ocaaona K 0W» 

CM Lomne 900-723-4269 

UN I FORCE SERVICES 

LAWN CUTTERS needed 1^ time 

Experience prele"*a DU1 nol 

neceuaar, Plymouth Deaed 

(313) 26' 3319 

LAWN ft .ANDSCAPE LABORERS 

Experience preterred Pay com 

men*uraM aa. expenence M pet 2ra 

ft 4} CM ' (3»3) 261-2*13 

LAWN ft Landscape Maintenance 

4 poemons to "d yeer nxnd eom 

good pay and good hour* CM 

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LAWN Max 

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genera' teDorer* Overture avaaaow 

8'0 3*4 66*7 

LIGHT PACKAGERS 

K X te 50 to start 

immediate dpen»ngs 

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and raaacn mon To Mid c 

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HAIR STYUSTS 

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advance haewig CM PaJ al Haa 

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aad be taMng to ousaomen and 

our Oe* Pars and teytor HANOY 

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aatptovemenis nol necessary 

TELE MARKET PIG BACKGROUND 

A PIUS I7 5040UR "Met* 

noun Fn 3-Bpm Sal 10am-7pm 

ft SKI Pamepm 

00 NOT ARPLY N STORE 

CALL 1 400 2M 4JA*. 

JOHN OILlSPtE 

GRINDER HANOS 

SURFACE A IOOO 

BROGEPORT MIL 

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BTROSALL TOOL T GAGE 

810-474-5150 

$100 

SIGNING BONUS 

r-ttST»TSBT 

BMary a MnMM 

CM W1« M 1 2200 

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GROUNDSKEEPER/ 

CLUB HOUSE 

ATTENDANT 

HARDWARE STORE Hee operang 

year n»id pcMor P«*Fu8 wne 

lot ar oui».no penoreMy PoMasr 

tndudee OOtarMr sates and some 

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HOTEL POSJTONS AVAILABLE 

Front da*k»-ont oltice manege- 

Hocaeaieeptng 

Restaurant Servers 

Matntenance 

Pays WM'Eacelenf Benehtt 

CLARION HOTEL 

2900 Jacaeor Road 

Anr. Artxy Ml 4*103 

13131 665 444 

! 1NSTRUCTERS needed lot M wne 

positions ei day progtam lor 

iJe*eaopmentMy asablad adults 

M F 6-4pm i5 50 to start Part 

| der*a ate ft healW rteuaance Pend 

For appkeatax. cM 

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HOUSECLEANERS 

FULL MEDICAL 

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Lite yifcxanoe compeny cat paid 

dnve wne ixteorm* Mon-Fn days 

pa>d honday*. vacalion* • bma' 

bonuses Donl De mislead Dy other 

tecepuvr ed* CM to Vid oui -my 

WE ARE *HE HIGHEST PAYING 

MAlO SERVICE 

AMERICAN FREEDOM 

CLEANERS 

1010) 473-9300 

HOUSEKEEPER 

apatmen Pan 

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Livona 

528 Farmmgton Rd 

313 4*5-3050 

HOUSEKEEPER Ful wne tor 

lemoa retwem^M convnuawfy ei 

Farmtngtor HM* Benefit* aiduded 

Grand Rraea Viltege 

ssrsr* 

HOUSEKEEPER Part wne tot earty 

mommg houn W* o«ar compeaave 

_ Apply 1 O* 

Cuatomet Sennce Dapt 

KOHL S DEPT STORE 

X150 Grand River Ave 

Famnngton Hda Ml 4*3X 

HOUSEKEEPERS NEEDED 

IMMEDIATELY ai Farmtngttn HHa 

»7 M to start Oam car requaed 

• 104651*49 

HOUSEKEEPER 

Souihftald Dusmeii has in 

enmadiala opening Hour* 

8 30- 5 00 DeneM* .nOuded Sand 

PERSONAL LINES 

DNOERWRITEP 

LV*- cased m*»*ance co mealed 

in Livonia aeees expe-ienced 

PanorM Laie* Undenaner Cand>- 

Jete muet haae 3-5yr* penonel 

et jrde'anting experience 

Busrte*s Adm degree or ramNrt 

srrad Ouaahad appecana eubmit 

resume ft salary -equ-ement to 

JuMne Tryte* 

Lane Stales Irtnurance Co 

PC Boa 530669 

Livonia M 481530*69 

employmeriil htwory t6-»10 per hi 

|3I3; 981-0044 

LAWN MAINTENANCE 

good . B-mtngnam.'BioCiml»c! arae Expe 

JANITOR WANTED 

Ltgn Cteentng 1 day* pe- 

Good nourty rale Lwonta 

• 10-751-4640 

jeanah Comrvaty Centet in Oax 

Para and Weal Btoornneic '41 me 

loaowtng posthon* evaaacte 

OAK PARK 

. TEACHER tor elternoons ai Ihe 

nur*eni program 

a SUBSTITUTE leecnei and 

aseastants lor nu«»ery program 

WEST BLOOMFIELD 

a ASSISTANT lot our DeDy anting 

program Mor Wed ft Fn 

a SUBSTITUTE teechars at 0u' 

nunerv program 

CM 610*61-7*04 

r—need 'e*pona.rt* i man SAM M 

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MOM BCHOOL ORADUATI 

HIGH SCHOOL 

M Ma HMMM Oft 

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3l3-38ei«1« 

HOUSEKEEPER 

STORE MAINTENANCE 

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dueling vacuum, ng and 

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na ccngeraal eriyaonmen FM 

INSURANCE 

EaparMng tM'iaîam P * C Agency 

Oder* opporturvty tor aapenenced 

commercial cuaiome' Mrvice 

KINOEB CARE OF WESTLAND 

i looang tor peo has one 

me* management a 

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buddmg renovator xnoaatedge of 

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grout o« -oners engegec m the j Di Reiî Stoock. _ AaM ûp« 

mamterance and t*aeep d i Ctenncavida Scfuo Dama 20210 

Dueang. wid 'acaaas MMMOM Rd LiH»*a M M152 

Con*ideraba xnc—tedg* * tKWly 

mainenanca oeaclives as Ihey 

pe.-'e-n to quility alandarde 

e*tau.sned tor aphmum. communay Mam Wake- haa one openeig on 

use Conaaderaete expenence n a meat management warn Retail 

ve.iety ol 'eciaty and Duaiding 

mamtenance activtiies some o< 

aanach a ai a st«ierviaory capaoly 

Salary U6 600-»*3 000 per rear Mam Waaet Meragemen Team 

plus eaceeent DeraH* Application* | '01 Pamland Ptel* Ann Art** Ml 

muai b* picked up M the Conor 4«103 

Tc«n*ap Personnel Owaran 115C __ 

S Canton Center Road Canton Ml MANAGER OF 

4*-86 0. -r« e INFORMATION SYSTEMS 

iJOrees 

A compatee yy^ 

Canon Tc—namp epphcaDor torm 

mu« Be completed a> fa entirety ^ 

and on taa —a- me Careen Totanan* -ty^ 

Paaonnei Dnnaor Dy 4 X pm Apra JToTretponMs 

2* tpgs No -Skmaa tea De "* °* nspon» 

accepted aaroU amtter appacakor 

mtortnahon aysteme Computer 

Seance, ca sealed -aw Solid 

AS 400 RPG arid PC 

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empioymen or the pronator ol 

•e-vicee An Equei Opportunity 

Employee 

LAWN SPRINKLERS 

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ol overtime GreM uyvn— 

(SIOi 588 3*00 

Leasing Agent 

na Aaen 

CMMTI PAN a 

For _ 

Expenence neceeeery Part or luA 

Una Good pay laNtence* 

810- 352 2220 

LEASMQ CONSULTANT 

National Property Management 

Company looking let Ma end 

temporary Ml Wa aeang con- 

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plua .uuii manor W* offiw exceaen 

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moa.Med ft ai'diiuiiaMc Enctla-i A 

Lxaiana'aiaaona seas laedad Sales ' 

and or Apertment aaema experience 

paalai'rad Background and pre- 

MACHINE OPERATORS 

2 post! ion* RetieMe nov-duai 

Brasgapcn eapenence good math 

4* hr* M, compeutiv* aage*> 

DeneM* Start rvmoway 313 

T 29-94*0 

MACHINE OPERATORS 

Livonia Pt**tlC* Manu'eetunug 

Company hee jpitngt or me 

AKamoon ft tegra SndM CantMMM* 

must M dapanrtMite ft have men 

transportat-oo i*.'hr plus s»ul! 

6 months 

Aasoci* les 

Lwona 

Levan Rd 

MACHINE 

OPERATOR 

Opportunity* lor |M eammg 

— men CM 

421-470* 

LABORER* 

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id Trerepersaaor a muM 

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aoma neaduJs Oppoatunay » 

earn BOO 00 MM par -eek 

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38-803*388 i-mtJslsii 

LANOCAPf HELP KED 

Oea snd yen Hard eertang and 

^ A «» C ^«C0N8T1 

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ditseia ft 0000 

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LANOSCAPE LABORER 

Dm ilHlt • RMiMU 

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CM Mon Bam epm 

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SECURITY 

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SUMMER POSITION 

Canton T0ai"»nOr t«t'tnct< 

Crdudor andi 

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taiad caap ft party *ay« Eipananca 

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ttarsng atg. 

ca> arf damai 

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apply «nr PitK'tmint 32* Laira Opai 

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TOOL & DIE MAKER 

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company ai Noa. Etpa-anca 27? SBOCi 

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•taadad tor Norn araa mop 

CALL iftlCTl 34948M 

SWEEPERiKX^tMEPTNG fiM 

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onty Uvona M»=| Manaoamanj 

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SWIMMING POOL 

naadad Metnj Pooia LABORERS 

313-729 i%®2 j nacaaaar, 

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-alngaraaon natural aat 

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(313) 3264737 

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RETAIL 


CM Adam or Ron (313) 261 S3 70 

CRAZY BENZVS 

SCREEN PR1KTER 

2 10 3 yaara atpananca Knoatadga 

(•101 

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a0a* and coaparî 

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Co SOW Mannar Rd Wayna 

TRAINEE POSITION AVAHAflftf 

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(•101 476e»« 

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(810) 354-0585 

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810 364-3300 

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610-649-6797 Fat 610649 24$6 

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to PWaonnai Oraclor CA P 0 Bo. 

19346 Davo* Ml 46219 

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ca* 810-966-0267 

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3IJ-S31 1256 

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313-272-4000 aat 7*22 

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to Kalton Emerpnaaa. PO Boa 

2033 SouMald Ml 4S037 2033 or 

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YOUR FIRST YEAR'1' 

AUTOMOTIVE SLaHtLlER 

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(313) 728-9399 

HetpViatot 

Clencl Office 

a ana j»w» 

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CoMtefcr CN 3336 

Ml 46151 3336 

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610-5452560 

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neadquanara lagumng aacal 

latopTione eaquMte baac M . 

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PO Bo. 7034 

Troy Ml 46007 7034 

An EquW Oppdrtunay Employ*. 

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4444 GKKAnn. Rd Aubum H4H M 

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ca* Sandy « Maraha 610-476*200 

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36251 SchootorMt Rd 

Livonia. Ml 46150 

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pynouav Ml 46170 

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3625> Scnooicralt Rd 

Livorae Ml 46150 

LOIS RAY 

PERSONNEL 

(810) 646-5580 

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GENERAL OFFICE TO 119.500 

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CLERICALIGENERAL OFFICE 

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with ae*-Mractton phone and typing 

alute Fax rewana *ndlor covar aner 

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Monday. April 24, 1995 OAE 

FEMALES 

IL0N0 TUW MLATOMM 

SWF a w 1301 te. Honda to.tA.wir, 

wotengioraowy 1S-H raar. jiagaewiiMfwciamy 

teaanga S^Morta wtio Mat noraMac* r»r« and 

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ftECKS MR HAPPY 

OW* 14. SC. Monde Mi. ha/a. aya« prafly cot- 

tega aducaMd. Cintewn non-arrxteai My mar a tit 

vo»cad man wuti lu« cuteody ot 

mair cTMdran are welcome CM E«' 37128 

HAS VARIETY Of INTERESTS 

DWtf 23, no deoandanta I am mto nonaaty. o« 

lasracted wa«ue» and Nrnng lur. I am open io ne« 

Oaaa i am 8«efcmg a Mig* WNte mate w»« >a 20 

tomatfang Som«ona aytxj oetrawa inat tany'y and 

goaia ara •mportam Cat Eat 37107 

NEVER BEEN MARRIED 

SWF-28, s r 125 toa cofteg* educated staUy 

empoyao l Nava ona young cteld ' am looking for a 

arncere and compaaaK>nate man It you are inter- 

ested otease cM C*H Et 3708S 

JESUS IS NUMBER ONE 

ItfWF 40. young looking 5 7". brown 18» Na2» 

eyes slender.cfn#c7igomg.wMeducated sanseot 

ix^nor i hawa no dependents iiove water umsata. 

muac.campng.elc l*iwtoofcingtor*Clwi**nm*n 

who is 40-45 years o» age w*n Ctetetan values tor 

a possible long term raiationatep CM En 37008 

•tfcous iteomRiES ONLY 

SWF 40. B't r. fow nair t i w eye* Roman 

Cathokc l am looking tor aarngie Wtete mate wno is 

* laaat 6 tM Mid a Roman CMhoAc Someone arfyo 

teas mpMM. concerts, wortong oU and dancing I 

would A atea to be betwen 40-56 years o< age No 

games pteasa CM EH >7048 

UKMATTDmON 

Sf 27.145 toa . Mm* ter i Nrve 3 tads I am looking 

lor a man to low* and treal my tads and I rgte 

Somaona to awrimovtes and go out wth rf you ara 

micesied pteasa cM CM Eat M677 

fUN LOVING 

SWF 37, pretty sweel. non^moM, never marnad. 

no dependents I e»y>y fr*jaic. aninMs traveling 

dancing and Mping dtei i Mao enioy teve tirwig 

and social dnmung I am taek>ng a dasteng germe 

man tor compM*onatep i prater a crotesso'ji or 

busmesamwi 50 oi oidar Cat En 34181 

LIKES TO READ 

Of 34 I nave 2 twaubiu boys i go to dx*c*i 

raguterty Some oimy merasit ar* coomng pia»««g 

or waictertg sports I also we naze Ouw' Cvarange 

and anything outdoors I am tootong tor someone 

wan tne same >*ere*ts to «r»are a n«od8tep w*n 

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STRONG IN BELIEFS 

Sf LM 30 s. bionda Mr. blue eyes *ngw param. 

non-smoAar non-t*tnkar. CeRMC I have many 

>mareels arid I am open to trying new thmgs < am 

saMww a man who ts prater ably tor eagn or Amera^n 

bom ot any nsbonakty and cUtixe Someone lor 

trwrdsteo wtth poaa«Mies Ca* Eat 37011 

SEEKS SINCERE GENTLEMAN 

DWFBOyaars young. 5S". shapely Hun toying, great 

i o( humor, down lo earth classy I hka ttea 

8CSKS C08M>A8«M3NATI 

DWf UR. sr. 9>een eyas, anr active. 

shape. pic«ee*oM i wish io share the wondars ot 

M a»«h someone 40S5 years old. over ff. mtategant 

and aalremaly handsome Somaona wtto is maacM- 

ter* shape that -o«ia out Ona >tei haa a teei toi M 

it you can •hare the reel tor M* wtth me. than leave 

you name and nuntoar Cai Eat 38*83 

SEEKS SINCERE A HONEST 

SBf 31. PantacoMI Looteng to meet a Christian 

mate 30-40 and under 9 tM Someone who « 

toateng tor the same in a temale CM Exl M314 

NICE SMILE 

DWf 39. ST. brown ter, brown eyas, akghlty 

O'isnaagW. madum buAd. matftcal proleaaonei. 

norv-smokar occasional social dr.nker I have 2 

gr own cttedren I anwy tno«as. danci • ^ And wonong 

ou I also anioy walks on tha baach and m tha park, 

i am tootong tor someone to be my Inand tor a tong 

term rateUontfap Someone Mio s not alraid ot a 

comrratmant CM E«l 3*877 

SEEKS YOUNG AT HEART 

tfWf 59, 5? peMa. attractive, romantic, non 

smoker non-dnnM • woiAd Ma to meet an honest 

and romartec gendeman 55-S5 years ol age that 

•ovasate Somaona wthngto snare hmmiaraaisateh 

a warm and loving woman CM Eat 1*714 

SEEKS POSSIBLE RELATION SHIP 

SF 18 broem te*. Hue eyes. aarao»e.tijite*ad 

I em looking tor someone who is tS-24 yearsot age 

that enjoys rrtuac. the outdoors and being with that 

special person CM Eat 38830 

ROMANTIC 

BfWF I am looking tor a grM energetic guy 5S-69 

jaars ol age romaitec with a sense or humor 

someone thai envoys mua«. qutet Umes. spontane- 

ity It |iou are interested, pleas* cM CM Ext 38*32 

SEEKS SERKXIS RELATIONSHIP 

SWF 15 M kgured i love spenftng special Wne 

together and waking along tha baach Seeking a 

mature and opan rrtnded single Bteck mate iS-26 

years of age. large tomedwrnbu*d CM Eat 3*6*4 

ENJOYS CHURCH 

Sf l B. red ter. green ayes i am aeetong #guy who 

•s honest and sansteve with a senMOt humor A guy 

Who knows hoar to treat a lady Someone who has a 

dose wa* with God CM Eat 988*8 

VERY CHRISTIAN GIRL 

SF 23.5"S', blonde te*, green eyas I am looking tor 

agoodChnshanmanwhoMtestotevafun Ha mual 

love cfdren because i have one CM Eat M884 

ACTIVE CHRISTIAN 

DWf 35 great sense ot humpr. non-amoker. noo- 

dnr*er, drug Iree i tore outdoor activities Lootang 

tor a non-smoM and norvO-mker that >s drug tree 

A Chnmar. man lo bum around with CMEai 3*878 

SENSE Of HUMOR A MUST 

SWF 29,5'tO", blonde hair blue ayes, protessaonai 

ôr. smoker l am mtereMed >n meet a prolasaionai 

and SnanoaBy secure man who ts 29-38 years ol 

age wnn lamiy values Someone that enjoys mov- 

ies. ndmg bikes and daung CM Eat 3**A8 

PLEASE RESPONO 

Sf ?t. brown te*. due eyes targe bu*d I am 

looking for someone 21-28 years of age lo share 

T O P L A C E Y O U R F R E E A D 

C A L L 1 - 8 0 0 - 7 3 9 - 3 6 3 9 

* If vou hove an odwwig m tr* edton. please cai to 

Teptoce you curort od to ensure ifiat yotit© on the new Si'Stem 

TAU. 4 

M B I am seeking a t*oma»i who te ai M nad 40"*. 

Someone who IMe long wadta. boaeng. dancing 

and dasng out it vou are *aar*«tad pieeta yva me 

a cM CJi Eat >7071 

LOVBS CMILOREN ft AMMALS 

SWM 20. s r. 1 SO ba.. brown ha* dark brown ayds, 

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KIMO A COURTSOUB 

BWM 3*. 8k.1 76 te. *hys«a*y U, < 

smoker leiwepone.dweil.fllancarig. w 

campmg I have navar Man mamad and 

cnadran LOOMng tor a «n0a *RMe » 

22 35 years erf ag* and Cafo* Mh 

tnaneMha> ftrM. Someone who tea rwvarbaanmw- 

ned and does not teva any t*Mc*en CM Eai 38BB8 

KISP8MSHAPC 

BBM27 s r 14Sto*,*m(*ojted.oonaaJarM.tond, 

•omanoc. vary adrva-n church. I*n^y eport*. i *m 

saateng a aattf* teca Omau»n M M * tM> MOM 

what «ha w*nta out ot M M and has Jest* CNM 

« the naad o< • Ca* Eat SBSBi 

BBBKS SPECIAL LAOY ; . 

BWM 5T. ISO te. brtwn Mr. brown ayaa.-aaat- 

. drug tree I tow* Ouch ) 

T0TUi.> C0W1DCNTUL 

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APNL 23 1993. by caUn« 

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I TARE church and dancing I 

to ftnd • woman who TA e twn-wnoM and noit- 

dnrMr net took* nca CM Eat >70*8 

HAS POBrriVI OUTLOOK 

SWM 30. 5'10", 180 te . a n e w . tuocaaetiA I 

have an honaat and aaicara approach toM I enjoy 

mow, (Vang, travahng. GO-IG out. etc L am saa* 

mg 8 ANÂ W W ten-M* •**) * stendar and aarac- 

trve Will a great s nM You mus> bekava mat corrv 

MMACAMN, honaaty and MughM makes a graat 

mm 

eryy mow, muec and WtecMdoors. Looteng ta a 

slender tedy 5G-68 years ERF aae CM EN 3*8*8 

fUN TO BB WTTH 

SWM 28. 6 . 187 M . daik brown haa. brown eyas. 

wet. aaaa*. grM pMeonaMy 1 AM 

WhaatemMe who s my age or younger for 

long term, relation- 

arapys concerts. HPCMI. bowkng and (pan 

see* • STRIDE «ML umes together L DM* a in a one on 

ralM0r««p CM Eat. 3*879 

ENJOYS OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES 

DWM 38. 5r. 150 fee., dark brown HM. 

•yes. pasannate, honest, proteaaonal My RAW 

SMS include mow. muec and MAANPTEIR-IES ' 

M laMokkatoaaneandOne n you ara a IR-YA or 

divoroad « M lemate. raaaonably Rat M I wmaar 

CM Ea3 3*848 

I. please teave a maaeaoa CM T» 

ENJOYS HOME REMOOBJNG 

DWM 37. 57*. 146toa..bomapaaiChrtssn ttov* 

tads and have a 8 year «U daugraw oi my own 

Some ol my mieraMs include muse, moves and 

dancing la 

am looking 

. tor a woman 30-35 years OI age and 

s r M heagm Someone who IR*g« De aaaraated M 

soma OI the same *angs aa I CM Eat >5186 

TRUSTWORTHY 

SM 2S. vary actrva LN» very open to suggestions t 

am tootang tor aomaona o«*gang and undar«and- 

ng Lootang tonirard to te*ong to anyone that is 

wilang to talk to me Racanobamar Cai Exl >4272 

SEEKS IMS RIGHT 

SWM 45. sir. 170 bs. brown ter. Hue eyas 

gMthrfty employed, nodepandare*. Looking tor soma- 

ona to Kwa and chaneh tor the raw el MY MA. She 

mustbahonasiandBMn-amidMei Oherareascrf 

interest can be Oscuseed later CM Ext 3***0 

WANTED CHRISTIAN LADY 

SWM 59. FF R. 220 toa. blue ayaa. nca tookang. non- 

smoM. lowng. romertec. I am a lot ol tun io De w«H 

I love meatars. movws. the outdoors and cri»amg*i 

my Doai lamtootanglorasMê WheatemMwho 

IS Over 5-4-. attractive and physcMy M Her weight 

must ba proportionate Ste mM IM tioalwig. sun. 

irwteghi ndes and dmnem CM Ext >7025 

ATHLETICALLY ACTIVE 

SWM 35.6 . 170 M , tong brown har. green eyas. 

Seancul.employed ihanaaboyandagvt itoveM 

kmOs ot sports, books and bowkng l bka lo trM a 

lady kka a pnncass Looking tor somaona who is2S- 

35 years oi age and weight proportionate w«h sm-irfar 

interests Dependents are opaonM Cai Eat >7019 

humiy Must tike sports, ban I am lootang lor an (HaMgani Christian man awth friendship last and then possiciy a 

tads campuso. Sshing and cooking CM Eat 98741 a positive attitude about temrfy Me CM Ext 3627S sl*p Can Ext >7116 

ATTRACTIVE VERY ATTRACT! 

some good times with Ptease teave a message and 

i w« gel back to you as soon as i can CM Eat 98643 

SEEKING SOMEONE SPECIAL 

SWF 20 blonde hM. Okie eyes, omgomg i am 

looking tor someone who « romartac atlecbonato 

and rionesi to make me laugh l prater a Black man 

who is 20-25 rean ol aoe CM Er 3*842 

GREAT PERSONALITY 

SF 25, ouden »7ed 57", long brown ter. brown 

ey«s cMing vary affectionate I hava no depen- 

dents I love comedy and country muse I am looking 

tor someone to be good to me as wa* as somaona 

campliras. ano hav«ng quwt 

oma Anyone 46-70 may aptrfy CaftEat i 

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EDUCATED PfiOf ESStONAL 

SBf 34. ST.attractive.aêai shape non-smoker 

non-dnrMr, drug kae afhwac intrcrfvad m many 

outdooracirva.es lenpyihe W» arts I am seeking 

tte same quaaaas and ttestyte m a Hapa«c or 

PuaHoncan mate 35-38 years ot age and 6 m heagte 

•wghing 170-186 toa Someone IM tes n w 

bean mamad and is wahoui tads CM Eat 340*1 

SEEKS KINO MAN 

DW» ST. 11S toa. MMOarry trfonde hM. Catnotc 

I Ova mo .Ml, waeong. b*mg and cooking I am 

seeking an raeliger* and ucirt man wno is 40-50 

rears of age A special man wno was to go lo church 

tea a temrfy Ha must be «ncare and a non- 

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that i can ba good to Someone 33 years of aoe and 

under lor 4 serious'eiationstp CM Eat 9SB24 

STRAWBERRY BLONDE 

SWF 25. ST. ha*ei eyes. Ml hgired. non-smoker, 

non-dnnkw. drug tree, Catholc I tova Church, mov- 

«s and drvng out I would kka lo maet a garrfteman 

who is 30-35 yearsot age wnth the same Wwrfyte and 

interests Cad Eai 36823 

AVIO SPORTS FAN 

SWf 5«" 124 tos auburn har green eyes, em- 

ployed I envoy muse and raatkng i am searching tor 

a srfn*e and emtrfored Alrican American genaeman 

who is n tes mid 40's Someone who « smears that 

can commt to a canng rstationahto CM Exl 3*618 

MARRiAGE MINDED 

SWF 23. brown hM. Drown ayes, medium bukd lam 

seeking a smgte Whrfs MM who a 23-35 yaara ol 

age Someone lhai emoya concerts, comedy mov- 

ies. long-walks and dnng out He mual be interested 

n a sanous tong lasting reiahonshtp CM Eat 36800 

PRACTIONG CATHOLIC 

DWF 49.55" brown hM. green eyas, queen V7O0 

sense ot humor i have s variety ol *aerasU i am 

looking tor a 4vorcad or Stftate Wteu mate who ia S0- 

60 years of ags CM Eat 48791 

ATTRACTIVE 

SF Ftrfl tigurad. Dtonds hwr trfua eyas I am looking 

tar guys to go to church with K you are mtareetad. 

pieas* wave a message CM Eat 36790 

LOVES TO TRAVEL 

Sf 40 s red MM blue ey*s. smptoyad My children 

areMgrown I i*a OiAdoor sports and tong walks on 

the Deach I am looking tor someone who is a non- 

smokw Someone that woirfdkka a tamhc lady triand 

to data ught social dnrsong .U rears erf 

tunny wrfh simrfw raereM CM EM 98718 

ONOSCAMNO 

OWF 46 non smokw . norv-Ovrftw bom agaMiCtets- 

tari I M*i vary inqm and dMrant from e tot erf 

tova to trevW I am seafciryâ^torwgn or 

UNMRSTANOMG 

HWI I»M Onf 

movtas and qc*at 

oned values I am tootohg lor aomaona 30-46 years 

ot ag* ana 5 7* n hegjht or taM Ca* Eat 9MS7 

COMMITTED CHRISTIAN 

DWF 49. ST Dtondahaa. brown ayaa.M. torn lime 

nature wa»*. concerts, beyckng and gardarwig I 

am tootang tor a TM. coftags educated ChnaMjn who 

IS ovw age 35. tnd A norvamokar CM Eat 9*09* 

CHEERFUL 

SWF 46. sr. kghl red hM. employed. honM I 

have 4 grown tads I have a vanaty ol interests 

ndudng outdoor acavMS and bowkng I am looking 

tor A tnwvtetep r d a firi—4rf* I MIM IIMKP 

CM Exl 1*6*4 

BEAUTIFUL MNO 

DWF 41.5'1*. brown tea. brown ayas. towng heart 

I donl have Miss Amenca sbody, bull don't teve S 

teavy wenht wreaaers body aatei I tewe chenama 

Mca Kaihanna Hepburn and HUTWR kke Carol BI^natt 

I tova Mend MM has to oltar I tea movies concerts. 

plays and aMtang I am kxrfang torwsrd to tearing 

Irom somaona itel 

logetter CM Ext 

ATTRACTIVE A OUTGOING 

Sf Brown 8tonned. non-amoker I am actrva in the 

ctxrch itrfiapMysmcrwandaavakng IWIXAIMI* 

to meet someon* that MW tome ol the sam*tteng* 

CM Eat 98*76 

M GOOO HEALTH 

SWF66. 57". 110toa. non-smoM lenpymutec, 

*nmg out and spandmg QUM wnas at homa Any 

gerateman Itet ca«A. muai tewa tie same mereeM 

CM Ext 91 

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CATHOLIC 

SM B-4-. 230 toa . brown haa. brown ayes My 

irswesis ara muac. concerts, shooting pool, hano- 

ingout.MC I am looking tor a •-^gie AfrvtetemM i#- 

24 years ot ag* «wth tte same interests Someone 

who «lootang tar a ratobonstap CMEai 37172 

AFFECTIONATE 

DWM 47. looks young. 5V. 150 tos brown hM. 

trfue eyea. honM, eamg. "on-smokw. socaal etonkw 

hard working, homeowner I hava many merest s I 

eteoy God's mraOes and wtiat Ha has grvan us 

Sselnng a angle White temM. honest and w w i 

that aants s lasting ralakonatep CM Ext 37171 

LET S HAVE COFFEE 

DWM 39. 57*. 180 toa. brown hM. brown ayes I 

teve 2 tads I am looking ipr someone who is 36-45 

i ol age lhai tees the outdoors. cMnpmg and 

i toi someone to hava some 

years M age thai tees TH 

•ISH'-NG. I EM |uai looteng » 

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D4JOYSTAWNG TRIPS 

SM 3C>sh. 57". 150 toa brown her oreen eyes 

anracava. muacuter never been mamad, no depart 

dems employed I tee to ao I 

am looking TC 

a temrfy w«h 

1 eo. sr. 

E***. youngtootenn, non 

sense ol humor I teva I 

MY 

non-MwMr wMh a good I 

humor C** Exl 98SB7 

PRACTICING CMMST1AN 

DWM Mto 40», employed non-smokw. kgf* drvnkw 

hava dependants I enioy L». movwa and bowkng 

I Mao enjoy sand voaaybM. iia*iwg and M ndng 

I am TO*, ng ior an attractive end M temM arfso • 21- 

30 REA L ol age and TAOIESS-CMALW employed Some- 

one w*h wmrfw HMt tor a poeatote long term 

ratetnnatep CM Exl 9B441 

BUOYS WALKS M PARK 

SWM 38. 266 M . short brown hM. ctean shaven 

PMMh. Cathokc My hobbteS are M n«»ng, kalwig, 

boatinganomotorcictenrtng I am looking for a race 

temete who W 36^6 yaars Jag* and Cathokc tor a 

MIW laMm'ISM CM Eat 34737 

*5WTES soaes POETRY 

SWM 22. n r . black hM. gtean ayaa. attractive 

rekatt* smart aMakc. non snwM. non-OaWw 

drug ITM My hobbtea R M M Maying NAMC. arMng 

RRXTEC and CYCIND I am looking io meel A wngte 

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ATTRACTIVE 

SWM 34. 6 Drown ha*, brown eyas slender am- 

ptoyad. I am seeking a nee and attractive single 

Whae temate who is interested mdaungoraposs**e 

relationship u you would kke lo teave a message 

you can do so CM Ext 17117 

SLEEPLESS IN SUBURBIA 

SWM 40.attractive, nevw mamad Chnsten I wo« age. tnm and 

attrackve Someone to share the good and Dad 

times witn It you can handle kindness atfocbon snd 

sincerity then I'd kke to meet you CM Eat 3708* 

ENJOYS CLUBS 

SWM 5T. 150 tos I enjoy the outdoors and good 

conversation* l am(ust lootang for someone total* 

to. go out or just hang out wirfi Age and rac* are no 

barrwr CM Eat 37076 

PHYSICALLY FIT 

SWM 35,57". 180 tos l teve one son who is 6 years 

old I have a variety ol interests such as sports, 

dining out and staying home It you are interested 

please leave a message CM Eal 37075 

LOVES THE BEACH 

SWM 6T. 235 toa marriage nanded, canng never 

mamed itovetheo»Adoors.quietevenr«sathome. 

movies and cudMmg Seetanga single W*te temM 

who >s f*. slender or height and weight propormoinate 

A tem*ie 20-40 years of age lor travel, compa/wxv 

sh® and 4 relationship I would kke to get mi 

and start a tamrfy of my own Can Eat 37053 

VERY ATTRACTIVE 

SWM 21. 5T. 150 tos. brown hair, trfue eyes' 

sducated. athlete i am seeking an attractive temate 

who can understand my mner most needs Sweet 

and tun towing ^rts are a must Age is unimportant 

Call E«t 37051 

ROMANTIC A INTELLIGENT 

SM ST. 165 tos I am looking lor a spaoai woman 

thai wants a relationship based on trust and honesty 

Someone who enjoys the simple things in Me Such 

as long walks Molding tends and slow danonglt 

this >s you. please leave a message CM Eat 37022 

SEEKS SUM 

SM 29. S'icr 185 lbs homeowner Lootang for an 

attractive woman It you would i»e to get a hold ot 

me. leave your name and number Cai Eat 17016 

ENJOYS HOCKEY 

DWM 42 S T. 160 lbs I enjoy M outdoor sports 

campng. hunting and lisfwng Looking for a woman 

tte: toves to attend sporting events ano go for walks 

A woman 26-50 years of age CM Eat 16272 

BUOYS DINING OUT 

SSM 28,6T. 192 lbs. employed non-dnnker. non- 

smoker I have never been mamed and teve no 

dependents My irawests include sports, muse 

tmgo and dancing I am seeking a smgte Whrte 

temate who a 20-30 y*ars of age wi«h smrfar inter- 

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retebonshto Cak Ext 36992 

LITTLE BIT SHY 

SWM 20. 511', ISO tos . short btonde te» hazW 

eyos.Dkmde goatee i enjoy movies, sporting everts 

playing pool and juat relaxing at hom* I am looking 

tor an honest parson Cai txt 3*986 

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SWM 35, 6 ( . 200 lbs . dark broam har green eyes, 

mustache. 7011 

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LEAVE YOUR NUMBER 

SM 21 I Mia M torts of muwe. m o w and |ual 

nangrigoui Looteng for a wntfe temwe who is 2t- 

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tova tor someone special I am tootang tor somsone 

W*h aha same M M Ags and race wa urampor 

tent to ma Cai Ext 3BS3* 

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SM 48, sr. 1S6 toa N good phyacai shape bom 

•gen Onakan L AM very involved n church. My 

aewews ara rnuwe CHURCH ehoobngpooi andiMv 

•ngout L ateoanjoy MOWES and Chnstian muse lam 

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OWMM mwftege A good woman a«to * not too 

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SWM 34, 5 10". 175 tos handsome protessicnal 

tmancaMy sacixv. honest, toyal. ndependent. down 

toearth i am a gentleman arfth old tatnened values 

i tove chrfdren I see* an attractive confcdw* and 

mature one man woman for friendship and a pos- 

stote relationship CM Ert 3*B87 

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SM 31.57" black hM. brown eyes, dark complected 

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'95 

Bronco 

Turns 

30 This Year 

Ford trucks have always 

been on hand for all the dirty 

jobs, the rough jobs, even the 

job of taking you to the opera 

in the evening. For 1995, 

there's no exception. Ford 

provides a truck for any situation 

possible — from people 

hauler to trailer hauler to 

haulin'butt just for fun. 

Still leading the pack in 

full-size cargo and passenger 

vans, the Ford Econohne and 

Club Wagon now have driver's-side 

air bags as standard 

equipment and stanless 

steel exhaust systems. Ford 

will no longer offer the RVstripped 

chassis version of 

the van. 

The best news for 

Econoline and Club Wagon is 

the addition of a new 7.3-liter 

direct injection power stroke 

turbo diesel engine. It 

replaces the naturally aspirated 

engine 

This engine is also available 

on the F-Series pick-up 

* 

Road Test 

• ' By Anne 

M 

Fracassa 

trucks for 1995. Other 

changes on the F-Series 

include an Eddie Bauer version 

added to the F-150 regular 

cab and supercab styleside 

models, rear jump seats 

have been dropped as standard 

on the supercab and the 

F-Super duty commercial 

stripped chassis has been discontinued. 

Now entering its 30th 

anniversary gracing 

- i . ' • • 

i 

Monday. Apnl 24. 1995 OAK Classifications to * *1D 

©bsmferft tr centric 

— g T r r i T m r H f i 9 i i n i i B » 

American roads, the Ford 

Bronco remains the leading 

nameplate among all sport 

utilities. For 1995, an XLT 

sport model has been added, 

along with cab steps available 

with the Eddie Bauer 

version and all paint colors 

now have 100 percent 

clear coat. 

The Aerostar, Ford's only 

rear-wheel-drive minivan, 

has a number of significant 

changes this year, including 

side door intrusion beams 

added The Aerostar wagon is 

available in only one trim 

model, XLT, and the van is 

only available as a twowheel-drive 

regular length 

cargo van. 

The Windstar, first introduced 

in March 1994 as a 

1995 model, is Ford's first- 

ever front-wheel-drive minivan. 

Windstar has just a few 

changes, including a 3.0-liter 

engine that is now standard 

on the GL and the speed control/tilt 

steering wheel, which 

is standard on the LX. 

Options added include a 

trailer towing package, 

there's now a seat/bed option, 

interior convenience group 

(includes a ton of storage 

bins), fog lamps, load leveling 

suspension and leather seating 

surfaces available on the 

LX version. 

Still the best-selling line of 

compact pickup trucks in the 

U.S., the Ford Ranger has a 

host of changes for 1995. 

Anti-lock brakes, brake/shift 

interlock with automatic 

transaxle and a better engine 

cooling system is now stan- 

dard. On the outside, there's 

a smart new grille in front. 

On the inside, Ranger has a 

new instrument panel, the 

driver'a-side airbag is-now 

standard and there are new 

seat trims and styles. There's 

also a new 12-volt power 

point added to the instrument 

panel this year to 

accommodate cellular phones, 

radar detectors and the like. 

Added to Explorer's 1995 

lineup is a new. two-door 

model, Expedition, now that 

Mazda's two-door rebadged 

Explorer, the Naviyo, is dead. 

Ford hopes the Expedition, 

aimed at singles and adventurous 

outdoor types, will 

provide a sportier two-door 

look. 

Outfitted with standard 

dual airbags, adjustable 

three-point front seat belts, 4wheel 

anti-lock disc brakes, a 

new double wishbone front 

suspension to replace the old 

Twin 1-Beams, rack-and-pinion 

steering for car-like handling, 

a superb new ondemand 

four-wheel-drive system 

called Control Trac, a 

new grille and rear taillamp 

assembly, it's clear Ford is 

ready to meet the demands of 

the 1990s buyers. 

With the obvious aerodynamic 

grille change. Ford 

should boost appeal to 

younger buyers who like the 

Grand Cherokee but have 

found the old Explorer to be 

too stodgy and family-like. 

The new suspension and 

rack-and-pinion steering provide 

a car-like handling experience. 

Larger knobs on the 

new dash are easier to use 

than the old Explorer's 

knobs. The horn is located in 

the steering hub, where it 

should be. 

If you'd like to see a particular 

model tested or if you have 

a car question, send Anne 

Fracassa a message at AVAN- 

T11054, Avanti's America 

Online mailbox. Or comment 

through the Internet at AVAS- 

TI1054.Qaol.com. 

Is Your Car 

Ready for a 

Vacation? 

The joys of spring* Doing 

those home and garden 

chores you've put ofT until the 

weather broke. Suddenly it's 

summer and you realize your 

faithful car has been 

deprived of attention, still 

running on dirty oil and 

aging spark plugs. It's filthy 

inside and out, including the 

cooling system. 

Two reasons for maintenance 

neglect are the popularity 

of self-service gas 

pumps (which leaves underhood 

checks to the driver) 

and lack of understanding of 

what checks and services 

need to be done periodically. 

Systems and components 

usually requiring seasonal 

attention include: 

Cooling system 

Flush, drain and replace 

freeze. 

Test, inspect and replace 

needed parts. 

Engine 

Diagnostic and tune-up 

services as needed. 

Oil and filter change 

(check all fluids). 

Ti res/whee Is/brakes 

Rotate and inspect tires. 

Balance and check 

alignment. 

Inspect braking system. 

Vision 

Replace/aim headlights 

Replace worn windshield 

wiper blades. 

Appearance 

Clean and polish/wax 

exterior. 

Clean interior, repair/ 

replace damaged or 

worn fabrics. 

For more information, write: 

Car Care Council 

Dept. UH 

One Grande Lake Dnve 

Port Clinton, OH 43452 

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ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE 

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REALTORS 

BETTE BALL 

•104474400 

Monday, A p n l 24, 1995 O&E 

Claaalflcatlona 512 to 700 ( * ) 3 0 

EMPLOVMENT 

5 1 2 

Help l'aai«l- 

Sale. 

ADVERTISING SALES 

Eauckanad NW S-Xutv NMI 

papar taM> aâ-*ncad Sam 

Rapraiariiak.t Edl and pan ma 

P0 Boi 28*0 Earn 

44131 

ADVERTISING SALES 

tor locai ptA/kcabon ISM awl 

aaiary 10% romfftMay 4 borxaaa 

tor up doaart 313-425 »533 

ALL rou naa* io Mart a -aa. aaiaia 

tatoa caraa- «vi REAL ESTATE 

ONE a 4C houra ol your wna and 

a 1*5 aducaaonai n ua'ai Spnng 

mo tr* moal aaoeng caraa' »«f 

V* baat 'Mardt 

Ca* GINA ai ailriae 7111 

AMERITECH SALES 

Eapantfng jaagi datrttutor Ooang 

to> iggratanra ntrtatng mdrwduMl 

to analyn " 

buamaaa community Ca* J0«n 

Tooco 810-584-2300 

AN INSURANCE AGENT NEEDED 

lor MiaBii'thad dianlaia No 

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EOE Cat Joa ai 313 443 1372 

ARE VOU CONFIDENT and 

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ART SALES 

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naadad Natvorting or -aaaannai 

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r. your a-aa Enramal, i«gh mainly 

Mr Logan [313) 331 2296 

I Help Wauled 

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CH8.0NCNS SHOE STORE 

mgham i 

5 1 2 

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Saleo 5 1 2 

HeipVaalad- 

Saies 

5 1 2 

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Sale* 

IMMEDIATE OPENUGS tor Wa* 

tanoua caraar rrandad ndMUn 

capatM oi pareoaaeng on i dynarrac 

REAL ESTATE CAREER 

Awcaoui 1 Conaoanaoua' 

WE WANT VOU" 

CLOSERS 

$1500 • 

Ona ca* ai hoi 

a muai Caa* $ paat dapy rataoa 

promOad 8 rap 

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S T X a . 

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REAL E S T A T E O N E 

313-281-0700 

Ca* 31 >545-4038 

COMPUTER SALES 

Eapandmg compular datrOuBOn 

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tor i*cr»gar comp 

comrTaanon I haakh 

Road 1300 

Mtiptan I 

pratarrad 

Managar 2440* Catianna 

100 Nov Ml 48375 

CREW LEADER 

t*ra your caan c at ol 3 Worn aar. 

Viam canmtiing lor homa 

anprovamartt Vou mual ba aipa 

nancad and hart good vanaponabcm 

Maimum ol S400 par 40 hour aaaa 

86SO«t a -aaaate Ca* Mr Ounn 

ol T»*rmai SaV 1 Laroma 

311 522-4500 

(313) 453-4400 (A* mguanai ha«] 

INSIOEXX/TSOE 

SALES POSITION 

A»a latin a«i raid ana Piy»noi*> 

INSIDE SALES 

(Detroit Metro) 

IDyi 

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oi hand 4 poaar too* SaMa 4 

compular aapananca p^Mnad Et* 

tme poamcr. aan iu» banarm Sand 

'aauma to Saiat Man aaa' 1S10I 

Oaat PlymouVi Ml 44170 

MSlOeOUTSlOE SALES 

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40 m rand aOvancamart poaimaa 

Ca* Mr Smata*a*j .113)591-0010 

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Grand oparano ter Mua BOon Do*ar 

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hmng n*«ma uMtpe-wfa 

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• Pa-d VacaBona Iw® to 4 aaaki) 

. Eul Made* Ba-aHi 

• Fy* Dantal Ba-*'.ta 

• Eiaaow ScTiadua 

• ProM Shanng 

• EmptoyM Pu-cnaaa Oacourt 

Oi« ikikma artraga IX 140.000 

par yaar aa7. top producan aarrang 

o«r $79 000 annua*y Ca* Mr 

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L-araar dacaacn youl na»ar 'agral 

wadt* oparanga aa*1 

ART VAN 

Vkchigait *1 Eormtura Ralaua' a 

»« hinng "uMn Saiatpaop* 

• Pi«l Vacation* I Up to 4 araaka, 

• E«« MaOK* Bana*tt 

• Eul Dantw Benakti 

. l aiOi Scradu* 

a PtoM Srtarmg 

• Employaa PurcftaM Oacourt 

Our tafatpaopia a«a-aga 

J3C 000 540 000 pa- yaa- mrm Up 

producart aammg oxar $70,000 

annuaty Cat M- Pnakpt at 

14101 549-3770 arid maaa t caraar 

aacifon you H navar rvg'at 

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. F Jl Mactcii BanaKt 

a Fu* Dama Banaiit 

a I a iM ScftadiM 

• P'otit Shanng 

a Empaoyaa PurchaM Dae**** 

Our taiatpaopia a«a-aga 

130.000-4*0 000 par yaar anr- lop 

producan aammg ovar $70,000 

aroaa*y Cai Mr Oonavan al 

(8101 348 8022 and maka I caraa- 

dat'Kori you It naaa- -ag/at 

ii,imai>ali opar*igi aaat m V* Nov 

k*o (313/ 454 7745 

DESIGN STUDIO CONSULTANT 

To aaa*f cuatomart m ta*o*or ol 

coloratophont lor naa, homa a 

ntton u daiaa prolaaaionai 

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INSIDE SALES • P V W 

haalar company hi 

oparang invonraa naavy laiapnone 

UM Muai lava 4 yaar dagraa 

moaaart comrtajncalion orgam/a 

tonal 4 cualomar raobon KAi 

Compatitiva aaiary 4 banaMt 

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oorporala ralaorlung ratidanka' 

aaaa laocalwi trarmng and 

i managamanl 

DARLENE SMEMANSKF 

451-5400 

QUALITY 

REAL ESTATE PEWPERTiES 

MC 

BETTER HOMES 4 GARDENS* 

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raaovacaa to bac> your mcoaa 

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To guaMy you mua hart 1-3 

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raaanaavM to maikal palariao 

product upward mobarty OaneMa 

*V*>labl* Haiibia hou'I Eoi 

mtarv** ca* rtl yeer Nabon* 

company local iemtory Oegree 

preterred Benalitt T aicakant 

traaang 4 adrincamant 

PTTOR* 1010)473-7210 

FA. ;810'>4" 3-4548 

STEVEN J GREENE PERSONNEL 

W O L V E R I N E 

PROPERTIES. INC 

LINGERIE SALES WOMAN 

30 40 ML I M Pieaaep! ARCRT 

environment Good aaget Bene 

NA Bri World Nov AOOM trom 

12 Oeka 810-347 2410 

ESTABLISHED DISTRIBUTOR ol 

macrana too component* a taeamg 

a maturated ra»«duai AAI made or 

ouiaaM taat Aênenoe caNng on 

mac»** tool OaalOert Wa oRer 

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mtu»enca mcem-ve 8 growtr 

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MAKE PHONE cat* Irom oar home 

Etpanancad Mon Thurt 6-9pm 

$7.Wa cortvnatinri car mane up 

to $14*ir AAV- commiMty 10103 

3494010 AtlarSpm 810-349^5041 

MARKETING TRAINEE 

Local olkce ol A notional orgenuancm 

Raneo Guaran 

lead $35 000 1» yaar income 

CaH GINA. 810-356-7111 

FUTON FEVER S HERE 

And art M* more Futon a MAR ' MERCHANDISER WANTED 

enyoody We need eapenencad arge I Eo, targe beaeraga company 

TCKEI tawa poop* Cat | Retpona®*mea mciuoi PRONG 

810401-3337 | wockmg 8 rotakon ol pnaduct Heavy 

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at 810-474 3303 

lor detailed AAORMATNYI 

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Real Estate Openings 

• Free Training 

• Computer M LS 

a Pnvale Offices 

• Full or Part-Time 

• Much, Much More 

For (xmrtoentM nterY*» 

CENTURY 21 

H A R T F O R D N O R T H 

(313) 525-9600 

r*TP you become a productive 

proliiabl* member ol Vv,A 

eapanckng I all. group Piaaaa 

*a> or tand vour reeiaT* to 

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OE 4711 Go* Road Skew* • 

60078 (700) 877 0S57 No 

A lech one < 

an EQUW Opporturaty, Employer 

ANIXTER 

COMMERCE TWP 

Unon Laka Rd I -a, 

oolung lor pari at 

•wetend RECEPTIONISTS 32 

NAN plue per morWi. Scf*du* a 

on a rotaaia baaa Great tar 

hornemakart 8 atodertt Anowormg 

pnona tetang appomamantt agra 

typmg Congenial almoapnare ocod 

tSArtmg pay CA* Mon -Fn Oem-Sprr 

aak tor Nora*- at 81^3003000 

CARE-GIVER For Oaar Woman 

Live >I Good *eoM 8 oo-'oMi 

AN Cai (9-5pm» 

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A> June or M*I 4em4pm ai OU 

Cookdga«« Bearer ara* home or 

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Cai 810-473-5300 

OEANOaO 

Let me 40 i tar you Good doem 

na caawng Ptaaaa ca* Bert*rt 

(010) 030-0*05 Home 

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$ moeiar wanta 10 cm* tar your 

d Snacka provided TM 

« Carter, araa fflll 044^213 

GRANDMA J looking tar 2 mora 

COMMERCIAL CLEANING 

PERSON needed during noon 

buee*M houra Approa 12 hr» 

aeetoy Ca* 810-357 4463 

COMPUTER 8 LIGHT 

WAREHOUSE 

2 3 

10-4 810-347-7745 

SALES M A N A G E R 

TRAINEE 

Opportunity to e a m 

$1000-$3000//mo to 

start. M a n a g m e n t 

positions now open 

E x p e r i e n c e d m a n - 

agers now averaging 

$48,000 a year and 

above. Call Mr Miller. 

313-525-6285 

EOE 

REAL ESTATE 

POPULAR CANTON OFFICE 

TranaJ 

Sco* Dodge 804 Anr Uo. « 

BEAUTY ADV190R 

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Join Gander Mountain at our new 

Taylor Store opening soon I 

Gander Mountain one of the premier suppliers of 

hunting. Ashing and camp»ng equipment Is growing 

and opening a new retell store in T4ylor. Mi. we heve 

terrific opportunities available In the toSoiwIng are**: 

• Archery Department Manager 

• FHhtng Department Manager 

• floor Sales Associates 

EWhlng. Camping. Oothlng. footwear 

Archery, Gun Department 

ResponsibNMes Include *• aspects oI customer serv- 

ice end merchandise presentation Knowledge of 

hunting. Hshing snd camping products 4 must 

• OfUce i Maintenance 

• Cashiers • Aecetvlng 

• Service Desk Associates 

We ofler excellent benefits (Many apply to part-time 

• Merchandise discount 

• Educational assistance 

•401R savings plan 

•Stdtpey 

• Pay lor performance 

R E C R U I T E R 

Place automotive Engmeet end 

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eapenence deeired Fu* aairwio w*h 

nanorw pertonr*, tennce Salary 

and tagn commaeton poMnnei Cai 

31344* 1836 

BRYANT BUREAU PERSONNEL 

RETAIL CAREERS 

DESIGNER/SALES 

» you ere 1 teamed tagniy -nonvated 

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color oooranaton 8 commuracaaon 

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package ncaudmg a 7 8X comma 

won range pad on wrttan taat ma 

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• Paid vacation 

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• Paid hoftdays 

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freat 10 ia. ta 7 e.aa. al Tey*er laa 

B l I morth 4* ot Sat liwrvoga 

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24 Mo Lease 

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(810) 557 9361 1995 MAXIMA 1995 QUEST 

; VOLKSWAGO* 1990 PASSAT QL 

M 000 

ST 995 

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for that 

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IMPORT CAR 

OF THE YEA R 

ALARM 

Power windows, locks ti*. cruise, AM FM 

stereo cassette Stock #1347$ 

36 Mo| 

Lease 

1995 PATHFINDER 4X4 

ALARM 

NEW 

12 MO. LEASE 

*177 

Air Conditioning 

Tilt CruissH 

Power Steering 

Power Brakes 

AM FM Stereo Cassette 

1995 ALTIMA 

AM FM ataro cassette, air.. tM. 

defogger, alloy wheels. ALARM 

4 , 9 9 3 

Air, AM FM stereo cassette, power windows 

locks, cruise, tin Stock #14134 

s 19,999 

BILL COOK IMISSAN 

37901 GRAND RIVER AT 10 MILE, WEST OF HALSTED 

FARMING (810) 471-0044 

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OPEN EVERY SATURDAY OPEN EVERY SATURDAY OPEN EVERY SATURDAY 

¥ * * * 

THIS WEEK'S "QUALIDAYS" VALUES 

FROM ARMSTRONG BUICK!! * 

1995 SKYLARK CUSTOM SEDAN 

6 cylindsr. automatic overdrlvs. sir. power ateanng and 

brskss. tin. AM FM caasette raar defogger and more. Stock 

#50352 

Armstrong Price 

1 4 , 9 9 5 

1995 LeSABRE 

3.8 angina, automatic overdrive. dual air, power driver asst. 

AM FM casaette. tilt, crulss. sbsolutaly losdsd' Stock 

#50063 Demo 

* 

Armstrong Price ' 2 2 , 5 9 5 

RMSTRONG BUICK 

1995 RIVIERA 

3.8 engine, dual climate control, rear dafogger. automatic 

ovardriva. power steering snd brakes, tilt, cruisa. power 

saat. AM FM cassette, too much to list! 

Armstrong Lease For 30 Months 

SOQQ" 

%0 including tax 

1995 REGAL CUSTOM SEDAN 

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3.8 engine, automatic overdrive, dual air. power driver seat. 

AM FM cassette, power windows, tilt, cruise, remote entry, 

aluminum wheels and more. Stock »50133. Demo 

Armstrong Price 

30500 PLYMOUTH ROAD, LIVONIA 

OPEN MONDAY AND THURSDAY TIL 9 PM 

The Best Is All We Do! 

$ 1 8 , 9 9 5 

1994 PARK AVENUE 

3.8 engine, automatic overdrive, dual climate control, dual 

power aaata. AM FM casaette. concert sound, tilt, crutae. 

everything a luxury should be! 

Armstrong Price $ 21,995 

5 2 5 - 0 9 0 0 Sfc 

•Arp-.ce; c ude-rebate ..Get t.ixes & lags 

CONVENIENT SATURDAY HOUlS 

Sues Dec! W 3 Sen.ce Deot 9 J 

••30 month GMAC Smart lease requires • cap. cost reduction or $2022.22 plus cap. reduction tax of 

$121.21, 1st month payment due In advance plus a refundable security deposit of $400. 12.000 miles per 

year limit. 12* per mile sxcess, plus title and plates.

10D(**) Classifications to O&E Monday, April 24, 1995 

1995 TAURUS GL 4 DR. 

Power "oc*» ponw M M control ttereo ca**ette 

power windows and 

mora Stk »52027 

WAS $19,910 

NOW 

24 MONTH LEASE 4 NOW 

269** per mo 

$ 15,795 

"DEMO" 1994 CROWN 

ICTORIA 

WAS $26,320 

NOW $ 17,595 

OPEN 

Mon Thu 8:00am-9:00pm 

Tue Wed Fri 8:00am-6:00pm 

SERVICE 

Mon Thu 7:30am-8:00pm 

Tue Wed Fri 7:30am-6pm 

1995 RANGER XLT 

Roar aM* chroma atop bump* caa) aluminum wheel* 

Mareo OWL Aa 

WAS $13,536 

NOW $ 9995 

24 MONTH LEASE '149** Mr no 

1995 WINDSTAR 

Dual aatoag* 4 wheel ASS aar 

" id glaaa. rear 

fletua* wheal 

covai auto Iran* 

an and mora 

Sl« «52850 

WAS $21,230 

i t j • m am* 

NOW $ 17,495 

24 MONTH LEASE *255" par mo 

i. T T : • 

1995 F-150 XLT 

UPER CAB 

DEMO 

Mt va. auto uanamwaion ipaad control utl ?65 OWL al 

terrain* power locka and window* cab Mop* *»0er 

captain* chairs and mor* Sai «S17M 

WAS $27,991 j 

NOW $ 21,995 

1995 AEROSTAR EXT 

XLT 

DEMO 

control. M 

hi-cqp aa 

glaaa and mora 

• 50541 

WAS $24,348 

NOW $ 18,495 

lock* conaoM 

cassette privacy 

JACK DEMMER 

37300 Michigan Avenue at Newburgh 

2 Miles East of 1-275 

721-2600 WM 

Find out for yoursolf 

why ovor 5500 of 

Jack Dammar Ford's 

customers In the last year 

alone say 

"JACK DEMMER THAT'S 

MY FORD DEALER" 

"DEMO" 1995 

INDSTAR 

LX 

Elactnc inalrumentaeon tpaad control Mt privacy glut 

aterao cuulU ramaia entry "oor conaoia hicap a.' 

Stk #90006 

WAS $26,515 ( j A JAP* 

NOW® 19,495 

F-150 

SO va. electric aulo overdrive aa speed control tat 

powar lock* power window* aluminum whevU siereo 

cassette 6230 GVW "chrome atep bumpe* Stk #43714 

WAS $20,923 A A . . 

NOW 14,995 

£/vrd 

JACK 

DEMMER 

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THIS WEEK'S CAR SPECIAL 

NEW 

1995 

ASPIRES 

OVER IN STOCK TO CHOOSE FROM 

RsfcaMa. (ronl-wtissl dnvrWanapottatoon with 36MPQ city aod 42 M P 0 highway dual 

rso. rear defroster doth to-back bucket teats 

LIST PRICES THIS 

$9,195-$9,210 ONLY 

Special progra 

»ana and* U 

f«OM Ofctv 

£J EK$ 8,098 

(12 IN STOCK AT THIS PRICE!) 

1995 CROWN VICTORIA 

(15) IN STOCK! 

currant ownar* o< Ford < 

2nd laa any salesperson 

0MK $ 17,241 

(3 M STOCK AT TWS met WHU THEY LAST) 

WE'RE PROUD TO K ONI Of 

AMERICA'S TOP 100 FORO DEALERS IN 

SALES ANO CUSTOMER SATISFACTION 

. TRSEE YEARS IN A ROW! 

AM/FM ste- 

NEW 1995 TAURUS MODELS 

'1,000 NfBATI Oft M% WJL FINANCING! 

(S22S0 RttateonTarm She ») 

OVER (100) NOW 

IN STOCK! 

a* colon Hurry tor beat aatacaona' 

LIST PRICE 

$18,285 5^'14,771 

Stk #S2115 

! 

THIS WEEK'S TRUCK SPECIAL 

NEW 

1994 

RANGERS ANGERS " 

ONLY 6® LEFT 

TO CHOOSE FROM! 

inexpensive 4 cyt tegutihBfc mode* to we» weM-MMpped 4 OL V-6 supercaba wa sM hava a. 

avaiIab4a Sport models with P22& 0 W.L. Uras. air conditioning Uomng. powe' steering & brakes cloth 

ng rear window, cast atuminum wheels. AM FM caaaana A more 1 

LIST PRICE 

$12,374 

THIS WEEK $ A Q A Q 5 ( 

ONLY *91 

(3 /A/ STOCK AT THIS PRICE!) 

NEW 1995 FULL-SIZE BRONCOS 

® NOW IN STOCK! 

Loadad *LT a w«h i St V a * P2S6 kra* kned akp raar 

aalaa aaaar low package* aluminum wheat* dekue h> 

tort* part ft much mora' 

LIST PRICE 

$30,555 £^23,814 

{2 IN STOCK AT THIS PRICE) 

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SAVING IS BELIEVING. WE LL MAKE A BELIEVER OUT OF YOU! 

AIR PEOPLE 

AIR PRICES 

ilNCE 1923 I 

AIR1ANI 

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14505M ichiq.in Ave 

NEW 1995 

VAN CONVERSIONS 

Just arrived! A good selection 

of low-tops and raised sport 

roofs by Tradewinds and Debut 

• two of the highest quality 

conversions available anywhere 

as rated by Ford's own 

engineering staff - at prices 

that will impress you! 

NOW AVAILABLE 

NEW SHOWROOM HOURS 

MONDAY Si THURSDAY 

7:00 A.M. - 9:00 P.M. 

TUESDAY 

7:00 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. 

WED. & FRIDAY 

7:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. 

EARLYBIRD SPECIALS 

. BEFORE 9.00 A.M. DAILY,

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