Canton Observer for September 29, 1988 - Canton Public Library

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Volume 14 Number 21 Thursday, September 29, 1988 Canton, Michigan 

Traffic 

study 

in the 

works 

By Diane Gat« 

staff writer 

If you have ever sat In your car 

pounding on the steering wheel wondering 

what was causing the traffic 

snarl, you're not alone. 

That's why the township wants to 

identify the biggest problems, figure 

out the causes and determine repair 

commissioned 

Tuesday by the board of trustees. 

Clerk Linda Chuhran voted 

against the study that started 

Wednesday and will take about five 

weeks. 

Long backups — especially during 

morning and evening rush hours — 

at Ford and Lilley and Haggerty and 

Sheldon prompted the study, said 

Tom Casari, Canton engineer. 

"Those are problem intersections, 

but what do you do at those intersections?" 

Casari said. 

THE $15,482 review awarded to 

Barton-Aschman Associates Inc. will 

look at 31 intersections for accident 

counts, .traffic backup* and other 

problems, Casansaid. . 

"We're looking at intersections 

that appear to be the most congested," 

Casari said. 

Since most of Canton's traffic is 

east of Canton Cento-, the bulk of the 

25tudy wQl be concentrated In that 

area. Tie exceptions targeted for review 

west of Canton Center are Beck 

and Joy and Beck and Warren. Additional 

roads may be added at low 

cost if the board requests, Casari, 

said. 

Supervisor James Poole cited ^tbe 

area on Michigan Avenue^fcere 

Geddes and Sheldon convene dS one 

of the "most complicated intersections 

in the area." The review will 

address that intersection, tod, Casari 

said. 

Please turn to Page 2 

Apple time 

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Jeeeica Han ley, 1, enjoys a tasty apple 

picked at Plymouth Orchard* and Cider Mill. 

Jessica and her mom, June, were among 

members of the Canton Newcomers' Moms 

JOHN STORMZANO/staff photographer 

and Tots group who enjoyed a recent outing 

at the orchards. For the story, see Page 2B 

of today's Suburban Life section. 

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Schools will 

sell land to 

township 

By Diane Gale 

stafl writer 

A compromise between the usually 

combative township and school officials 

is leaving residents smiling. 

Carriage Hills and Willow Creek 

subdivision homeowners are the 

winners in a two-year campaign to 

save 9.5 acres of park land on the 

south side of Barchester between 

Paul Revere Lane and Bur ham. 

About 30 residents left victorious 

from a {mrnytiip board meeting 

Tuesday after trustees unanimously 

voted to buy the parcel from the 

Plymouth-Canton Community 

Schools. Canton officials plan to retain 

the land — located in both subdivisions 

— as a park. Supervisor 

James Poole was absent during the 

vote. 

- The compromise was hammered 

out between school and township 

sub-committees. The selling price 

will be based on three appraisals — 

one requested each by the schools 

and township and another agreed 

upon by both. The land will sell for 

the sum of the appraisals divided by 

three. 

"THE PARCEL fits into the dramatic 

needs of the township for 

parks in that area." said Bob Padget, 

township trustee and member of the 

rub-committee 

The land — often called Barchester 

Park — features woods with a 

soccer field and baseball diamond 

The school board is expected to 

approve the township's purchase offer. 

said Raymond E Hoedel. associate 

superintendent for business. 


Union probes 

school workers 

By MLB. DHk>n 

staff writer 

Union officials representing educational-aides 

in Plymouth-Canton 

schools are investigating to see 

whether volunteers are doing the 

work of laid-off employees. 

"If, as we suspect, volunteers are 

replacing the work done by employees 

whose hours have been cut or 

eliminated altogether, we will file an 

unfair labor practice," with the 

Michigan Employment Relations 

Commission, said Maryann Ligato, 

executive director of the Plymouth- 

Canton Para professional Association.^ 

Aides assist teachers with instruc- 

_vdon and. supervision in all district 

a money-saving measure after a millage 

proposal failed in June. Many of 

the remaining aides in buildings 

throughout the district had their 

hours trimmed. 

"WE Are concerned, and currently 

are investigating to see whether 

volunteers are being sought or being 

used to do work of aides who are laid 

off," said Ligato. "The number of 

aides was decreased significantly. 

And those who remain have had 

their hours significantly reduced. 

Many no longer qualify for benefits." 

School board members were made 

aware of the issue in a Sept 20 letter 

submitted by Joyce Harrington, 

president of the aides' union. 

'' schools. Eleven aides were laid off in Please turn to Page 2 

Kosteva making bid for 2nd term in Lansing 

By DiartrOale 

staff writer 

Education, environment and 

health care are critical issues that 

need to be addressed, said state Rep. 

James Kosteva, D-Cantoo, in his bid 

for a second term. 

The S7th District state representative 

has shepherded legislation In education 

and environment during his 

four years representing the southern 

and western portions of Canton 

along with Romulus, Belleville, 

Wayne and Van Buren Township. 

Kosteva, a Canton resident, said he's 

still hammering out health care Ideas. 

Kosteva boasts shaking the state 

"money tree" for Canton on pro- 

what's inside 

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election '88 

grams such as returning revenue 

sharing and pushing forth a $100,000 

grant for the Cherry Hill restoration 

project. 

CALLS FROM Canton residents 

varied during his first term, Kosteva 

said 

"People call you at the eleven-fifty-ninth 

hour when they're Hanging 

by a thread." be said. 

Some called for help in tracking 

their Michigan income tax return or 

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what they can do about late child 

support And Kostevs said be doesn't 

always have the answers. 

"But I can chart the course and 

clear up the bureaucracy," be said. ' 

Equalising the amount of money 

spent on education by various districts 

has been Kosteva's primary 

goal since 1985 when he sponsored 

reform legislation. 

Since 1M7 other similar proposals 

have surfaced. But be said he's leary 

because "politics is overriding sub- 

stance and these quick fix answers 

avoid long-term effects. 

"You have to start sharing tax 

base before you can have some kind 

of meaningful closing of the gap between 

the richest and the poorest 

districts in the state," Kosteva said. 

In some communities, residents 

pay more in property taxes but less 

ends up being spent on education. 

The tax base is a major factor, be 

said. 

"It's more a matter of lock than 

right if you're born in an area with a 

large property tax producer you benefit" 

he said. 

"My four years working on the 

subject has made me extremely 


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Deliberations start in Stamper trial 

•y Peggy AuMno 

staff writer 

The jury charged with determining 

the fate of Steven Stamper was 

expected to begin deliberation today 

after hearing sight days of testimony 

in the first-degree murder trial. 

Stamper Is one of two lt-year-old 

YpsUanti Township youths 

with the shooting death of Mary 

Anne Helbert The body of the 1Syear-old 

Cantos Township girl 

found Jan. 7. 19*7. by hunters In a 

Superior Township field 

day. def« attorney Jeffrey 

impels co-defendant who 

guilty la a separate tidal. 

who had the motive for killing Hulbert. 

Hulbprt had told the boys she 

wss pregnant by Machacek, but an 

autopsy showed she was not preg- 

Stamper, who has said he was at 

the scene of the shooting, and that 

his guns were involved. Is ottj guilty 

of felonious assault Strouss said 

charged 1 AM going to ask that you find 

guilty as the principal perpetrator." tectives he only fired one shot. Into 

The "fatal combination of the two the ground, and that was at the ineleof 

these defendants," Cooper said, tence of Machacek. 

crest* "ultimately one meu per- STAMPER PROVIDED graphic 

• On Tuesday, the jury heard a 

ment detectives on the 

body was found « 

scare Hulbert I 

Mm to help 

That's all I 

on tiba tape. Both hoys, who were lg 

st ths time, carried rtflea into the 

weeds where Ha J 

be "as whokUMtta ibl 

ths fatal shot was fired. 

toM Investigators, 1 said.

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Fund-raiser 

Money will be used to honor memory of children 

staff writer 

Hearts opened and 91.5SS was donated 

during a fond-raiser (or Iwe 

Ann Arbor children who died after 

they were locked in a freezer last 

mocth. 

The Country Class Western Dancers 

staged the Fund-raiser Benefit 

Jamboree Sept. it as a tribute to 

Erin and Jgcob Samlda, who lived in 

a townbouse in Ann Arbor. 

The parents reportedly bought an 

old-style secondhand freeaer the day 

before the children died last July. 

Their mother ordered them not to go 

in the h semen! whsre the freeaer 

was stored before It was to be 

cleaned and plugged in. 

While their n»(Kra»a)ded to another 

child for a short time, the 

brother and sister went into the 

basement and began to play. Later 

their mother found them in the 

freeser. 

Both children died before a rescue 

unit arrived. 

Erin, 6, and Jacob, S, had special 

needs and attended private schools, 

said Beverly Arsenault, who helped 

organize the fund-raiser. 

A check for $778*0 will be given 

in memory of Erin to Ann Arbor 

Clonlara School science department 

The same amount will go for High 

Scope Educational Research Foundation 

in Ypsilanti in memory of 

Jacob. . 

ABOUT SM people showed at Lucille's 

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Deliberations start today 

in Stamper murder trial 

Continued from Page 1 

Stamper made three taped statements 

in froot of detectives that 

night In the first he said be and Machacek 

had dropped off Hulbert near 

Adlai Stevenson Junior High School 

in Westland Dec. SO, thfcday she was 

shot His story chaftgecNater that 

night aftep4etectives 

for him in wftidt Machacek 

Stamper of being the murderer 

Stamper saidrhe lied initially* to 

protect his best friend. 

Cooper repeatedly lefqied to 

Stamper's account of the incident as 

"self-serving. 

"His statement has to be viewed 

with a critical eye. . . realizing that 

now his motivation for talking to the 

police is simply to cover his tracks." 

Cooper told the jury. 

STROUSS, MEANWHILE, reiterated 

the contention that Machacek 

was the person with a motive for 

the murder: 

. "If there's a rjeason (for Stamper 

k> kill Hulbert^fyt c&-tainly hasn't 

c^B*ekout in tikis trial,\&ftni^fcqwid 

in 'his closing Statement-' ; 

Earlier this week, Catherine 

Breitner of Ypsilanti Township testified 

for the defense.-Sreitner is the 

Traffic study is due 

The county is legally responsible 

. for maintaining township roads. 

However, in the past the township 

has agreed to kick in part of road 

change costs and in some cases has 

paid entire bills. 

THE TOWNSHIP has designated 

$2.3 million for road improvements 

this year and $1 million next year. 

said John Spencer, township finance 

director 

Chuhran questioned the goal of the 

study saying that at some of the in* 

tersections it's obvious there are 

problems. 

Deciding what is needed to correct 

the problem is unclear, said Casari, 

explaining time signals vary between 

$30,000 and $90,000. Widened 

lanes or extra lanes are other options 

that could alleviate traffic 

problems. 

• 0&E Sports—more than just the scores 

mother of Josephine Czarnik, who 

was Stamper's girlfriend when Hulbert 

was killed. 

"He's a good kid. I never had any 

problem with him," Breitner said of 

Stamper. 

The defendant was at Breitoer's 

home the evening Hulbert was shot 

and was "really upset about something," 

she saii. 

"1 tried to geiAttn. to talk to me, 

but he wouldn't'" Breitner said. 

Lloyd Stamper, who is not related 

to the defendant and Michael Fulcher, 

both Washtenaw County detectives, 

testified Sbout the sequence of 

events that occurred on the night of 

the arrests. Both -said Stamper 

appeared carefree at first and that 

his demeanor changed when confronted 

with Machacek's accusations. 

Detective Stamper testified that 

after bearing the Machacek tape. 

Stamper said, "If I get a bold of the 

little , HI kill him." 

The defense also entered into evidence 

testimony from Machacek's 

trial, in which a former inmate of 

the Washtenaw County juvenile correctional 

facility said she overheard 

Machacek admit he killed Hulbert 

Circuit Court Judge Hairy Conlin 

is scheduled to give instructions to 

the jury today. 

Machacek is to be sentenced Friday, 

Oct 7. His first-degree murder 

conviction carries a life sentence 

M O T H E R S - T O - B E 

You are invited to attend our Maternity Fashion Show and Baby Seminar, J See 

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Thursday. October 6, 7 p.m. 

Infants' Department, Livonia 

R.3. V.P, $91-7696, ext. 242 

Jacobson's 

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275 in Canton. They were entertained 

by skits, seven bands and 

other acts. A $1 admission fee was 

charged to adults and children 12 

and under were admitted free. 

"We wer? really pleased (with the 

turn out)," Arsenault said. 

More than 50 people donated their 

time. Businesses as far away as Ohio 

gave items to be auctioned and raffled. 

Organizers raffled tickets to 

Sea World and gave weekend stays 

at the Sheraton and Marriot among 

many other items. 

Anant Pa tel. owner of Ludlle's. 

donated food and the use of the bar. 

"He's the most generous person 

when it comes to things like that" 

Arsenault said. 

"No one took a penny for anything," 

Arsenault said. "The response 

from people was fantastic. 

Only one business said they didn't do 

anything (make donations for charities) 

like that" 

Anyone who would like to make 

further donations in memory of the 

children may do so directly to the 

schools, Arsenault said. 

School union 

probes workers 

Continued from Pape 1 

"It has come to our attention 

that in many schools, especially elementary 

schools, volunteers are 

being used on a daily basis," wrote 

Harrington. "We are presently investigating 

the situation in each 

school, and if it is our judgment 

that volunteers or non-bargaining 

unit members are doing the work 

of laid-off employees or employees 

whose hours have been cut we will 

be forced to file an unfair labor 

practice charge." 

DAVID ABTLEY, school board 

president said, "I do understand 

their concerns, but we've always 

used volunteers: As to the specific 

issue raised, I think what they're 

doing is the right thing — looking 

into and researching the issue. 

"You might assume it's a negative 

letter, but there is concern 

about a point" said Artley. "Anytime 

you go through these kinds of 

cuts, there's going to be concern 

School board 

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wantsresidents 

Wanted: More residents at Plymouth-Canton 

school board workshops. 

Board of Alucation members de* 

cided Monday to send a copies of 

their agendas .for sessions through 

January to building administrators, 

PTO presidents and to newspapers. 

"We're hoping the papers might 

publish them In advance so that people 

will see what we're talking 

about" said David Artley, board 

president. 

"The idea is to allow people the 

opportunity to know what particular 

topics we're going to talk about so 

that they can be part of the discussions, 

specifically at workshops," 

said Artley. "We really can't do it 

with action items at regular meetings, 

because it's a little more complex." 

Usually, only about 10 people (in 

addition to board members) attend 

workshops, Artley estimated. • 

The plan ties in with one of the 

board's 1988-89 goals, "working to 

improve communications both internal 

and external." 

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outcome will be a "more Involved 

public," said Artley. 

"1 think if people are more informed. 

then they tend to understand 

what's going on." he said. "Being a 

part of what's going on gives them 

an opportunity to participate. Consequently 

the feel they're involved in 

the destiny of the school district — 

and they should be, because it is all 

of our kids. ^ 

"P think it's incumbent on the 

board to make an effort to make 

people aware of the opportunity to 

participate, and the workshop is 

where we really get into discussions 

in detail," said Artley. "Out of workshops. 

often come the action items at 

subsequent regular board meetings." 

about a variety of points." 

Walter Bartnick, administrative 

assistant for labor relations, said, 

"I'm kind of surprised to get something 

like that (letter). Volunteers 

are something Plymouth-Canton 

schools have used for years. So 

have other districts. 

"I'm just really surprised that if 

we have parents coming in willing 

to help, whether it's lunch, or helping 

a particular child that rêds 

help, that the association at this 

time would show 'a concern," he 

said. "Volunteering is something 

we will continue to encourage." 

Ligato said the union "isn't taking 

issue with volunteers in the 

schools. Volunteers have always 

worked in the schools. Where we 

have a problem is where they are 

replacing aides who've had their 

hours cut or who have been laid off. 

"We believe it's an unfair labor 

practice to lay off aides, and then 

solicit volunteers to do work they 

were doing." I^£9to said. 

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Q4lE Thursday. 

Rep boasts shaking 

state's 'money tree' 

Continued from .fSELl 

«k»prt«î that a meaningfal 

can be found id Lansmg," he s*>d. 

"It may tafer a prtttinB drive before 

we can Bee kKB aad fla* rrr 

change in school finanring and property 

tax redaction. The reaaona for 

that are the influence at the lobbying 

groepa." 

. KOSTEVA BELIEVES taxes will 

help dean the environment, too. He 

fa von ? proposed $S00 million * 

issue for environmental deans 

part and recreation programs. 

The 

a ttfttf ijm 

tef all-of them, is somewhere between 

U billion to ft bflhon. Kosteva 

said. 

"It's oXinyited $425 million will 

be able to knqci off buisun M and 

lM-sftea," he added. 

He's most excited ahoat $15® million 

far a program otHnmg solid 

"Dealing with solid waste will 

take a variety of different technologies," 

saitf Kosteva, who is preparing 

three pieces of legislation calling for 

recycling measures. 

Kocteva has fewer answers for 

health care, which he said, is another 

"issne of the decade." Hariiwsi mast 

be able to "provide affordable and 

amtsible health care" and remain 

competitive, he said. 

The most expensive cost in broness 

today in the state of is 

not the unemployment compensation 

It's not the workman's compensation. 

If s not their single 

tax. It's their cost for health.' 

Kosteva builds 'beach house' 

When builders were digging a 

rune-foot bole for what would become 

the basement of state Rep* 

James Kosteva's new home, no one 

expected to find a bit of ancient history 

. 

But the different shades of sand 

layers indicated that bad the place 

bees built 13.000 years ago, it woald 

have been oo the beach of a lake. 

This body of water that existed 

during the Ice Age "covered a good 

part of Michigan," said Dorothy 

West, director of the Canton Historical 

Society- " 

"We have always known that this 

is the beach of the lake, but we have 

never seen an example of it" she 

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Kosteva, D-Canton, realised the 

significance of the find and called 

West to the site, she said. She collected 

sand from each layer and placed 

it into a terrarium, which is on display 

at the historical society's masem. 

The mmruiTi also has an Ice Age 

map that shows the geographic characteristics 

of the state thousands of 

years ago. • 

"A LOT OF the area was under 

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New teachers finding 

post-career classrooms 

By Mary Rodrtqu* 

staff writer 

Allen Peterman retired five years 

ago from Ford Motor Co. after 34 

years with the automaker 

At age 56. with two sons still in 

high school, Peterman was far from 

ready to retire. 

So the computer specialist from 

Farmington Hills resurrected a career 

be began in the late 1940s, that 

of schoolteacher. 

"It was a field I always enjoyed,said 

Peterman, who taught members 

of the U.S. Navy electronics and radar 

at technical schools in Philadelphia 

and Japan from 1947 to 1949. 

From board room to classroom is 

becoming a trend for some professionals, 

who, like Peterman, are 

turning to teaching after completing 

careers in the business world. 

More and more of today's new 

teachers aren't bright-eyeiLa>*yearolds 

fresh out of college. Some are in 

their 50s. 

Peterman is director of the computer 

laboratory at Madonna College 

in Livonia. 

"I heard about the job through a 

fellow at Ford. He was teaching at 

Madonna part-time. A new position 

was hfing created for a director of 

the academic computer services department." 

PETERMAN was selected for the 

job. He has done some teaching over 

the past five years, but currently his 

responsibility for installing a new 

7 enjoy coming to 

work. It's fun.' 

— Allen Peterman 

Ford retiree 

IBM system in addition to running 

the computer lab keeps him busy. 

"I deal with students in the lab. 

We do direct personal tutoring," he 

said. "We also publish some of the 

school papers there." 

He's enthusiastic about his new academic 

environment. 

"I love it for a variety of reasons." 

Peterman said. "I can arrange my 

own schedule. For a retiree with an 

invalid wife, that's great. Like today, 

I came in at 10:30 a.m. and I'll work 

until 7 p.m. 

"And I enjoy coming to work. It's 

fun. Things were at a point at Ford 

where it was still interesting, but it 

wasn't fun. Here, everyone has been 

so n'ce. It's really marvelous." 

Those wbo train older students to 

become teachers say those older students 

bring a wealth of knowledge to 

the classroom. 

"They don't take everything you 

say as gospel truth." said. Dean Jack 

Gilroy of Seattle University's School 

of Education. 

Among the ranks of new older 

teachers are former mechanical engineers. 

bankers and a U.S. Coast 

Guard captain. v 

Phil Coady, 52. was a ca£t«iin and 

Free cigarettes: 

By Janice Brunson 

.Staff writer 

Cigarettes — balm for the addicted 

and bane to the non-smoker. 

More specifically, free cigarettes 

for prisoners in jail. 

The issue surfaced earlier this 

month when members of the Westland 

City Council questioned buying 

cigarettes at city expense for distribution 

to prisoners being held in the 

local jail. 

Westland Police Chief Fred Dansby 

submitted a bill for 190.20, which 

he said covered the cost of buying 

cigarettes for prisoners for "several 

rrvmithg " 

"We supply them if they want 

them. They're a pacifier For years 

we didn't supply them and we noticed 

more incidents in our blocks. If 

they behave 

them. We use 

agent." Dansby said. 

The Westland jail, a lockup center 

where prisoners are held for up to 72 

hours, holds 10 persons. 

Cigarettes are withheld the first 

24 hours of confinement. They are 

dispensed the remaining 48 hours on 

a limited basis, one at a time, if requested. 

A guard lights the cigarette 

for the prisoner 

Following a short discussion, 

members of the Westland City Council 

unanimously approved earlier 

this month payment of $90.20 for 

prisoner cigarettes. There have been 

no prisoner complaints about smoking 

by others. 

UNDER MICHIGAN penal codes, 

city jails are designated "temporary 

lockup facilities" and are not subject 

to the state's administrative code oo 

jail rules. Local governments establish 

operational procedures and, as 

such, smoking policies differ from 

ooe city to the next 

Prisooers held in the Garden City 

jail may smoke, providing they are 

in one of four Individual cells They 

must buy their own cigarettes and 

are permitted to keep both cigarettes 

and lighters in the cell with 

them Smoking Is not permitted In 

the detoxificatioo center. 

'To be perfectly honest, I can't remember 

anyooe we've had back 

there wbo han't been a smoker 

They're always asking for cigarettes," 

said Capt Roger Wilkes, a 

25-year veteran of the Garden City 

police and a non-smoker. 

'We supply them if they 

went them. For years 

we didn't supply them, 

and we noticed more 

incidents in our blocks. 

— Fred Dansby 

Westland police chief 

"WE SUFFERED damage, marking 

up walls and burning stuff. It 

was too much of a threat to lives. 

There is no smoking, period," said 

Redford deputy chief Lionel Roberts. 

Plymouth and Canton police also 

cell blocks, but shift commanders at 

the Pantnn jail may permit smoking 

in other areas on a limited basis. 

themselves, they get 

"It might be permitted outside the 

cell block from time to time," said 

them as a control Lt. Alex Wilson of the Canton police. 

in the Livonia jail are 

occasionally permitted to smoke In a 

common holding area, providing 

they have cigarettes of their own or 

money enough to boy them from a 

in the police department 

hey are not allowed to 

smoke in the oa0 block, according to 

depaty chief William Boil. Tha policy 

was enacted «-!• years ago foi- 

Prisoners in Canton and other city 

jails are either serving short-term 

sentences or awaiting transfer to 

long-term facilities Many are transferred 

to the Wayne County jail, 

which is subject to state jail rules. 

There- is no rule for smoking. Individual 

sheriffs set smoking policy. 

Wayne County Sheriff Robert Flcano 

said smoking is permitted by 

inmates In day rooms at the county 

jail, providing they are in possession 

of their own cigarettes Smoking is 

banned during processing, in cells 

and in large sitting area/ like the 

bull pen. 

"It's ooe of the outlets the inmates 

have," be said. 

Wardens at each of the state's 25 

state prisons also set smoking policy 

for all areas of the prison except 

where food is prepared or in visiting 

areas. Smoking is banned in both 

areas. It is also banned at the Duane 

L. Waters Hospital at Jackson State 

Prison in southern Michigan where 

all prisoners receive treatment for 

serious illness or injury. 

JAIL AND PRISON policies oo 

smoking are in keeping with Michigan's 

new Clean Indoor Air Act that 

prohibits smoking In many public 

areas, including all child care and 

health facilities. The law also requires 

restaurants to provide nonsmoking 

areas. 

The law does not affect the living 

areas of facilities that are "equivalent 

to a home, " whether or not they 

are supported by public funds, according 

to John Bensly of the C—tor 

lor Health Promotioo In Lansing. 

The center is part of the state's Department 

of Public Health, which Is 

charged with enforcing the Sew law 

"The puipoee is to protect tha public 

from iiiiii— ii (to cigarettes) la 

public places For 

and as a i 

we try not to Invoke om a 

privacy," Beady said 

Any facility that 1 

chief financiaLjofficer for the 13th 

Coast Guard district in Seattle when 

be retired in 1986 after 28 years in 

the Coast Guard. 

v 

Now he hopes to become a high 

schdol history or business teacher in 

the Seattle area. He's earned his 

teaching credentials from (he University 

of Washington and he's done 

his practice teaching at Seattle's 

Franklin High School. 

"J believe education is where it's 

at in our system," he said. "I hear 

too many people giving up on young 

people, and I don't believe in that." 

JEFF GABRIEL is a couple of 

decades ,away from senior citizen 

status, but he Is another example of 

switching careers in midstream. 

Gabriel, 35. is a master chef (one 

of only 29 in the nation) and former 

executive chef for eight years of the 

Grosse Pointe Yacht Club.. He left 

that position a year ago September 

to take a full-time spot on the 

Schoolcraft Community College's culinary 

arts faculty. 

"I felt I could contribute more to 

the industry by teaching." said Gabriel, 

who is in charge of the student 

run American Harvest restaurant on 

the Livonia campus. 

"It gives me the opportunity to 

stay sharp. 1 teach a lot of topics. 

I'm not stuck in a rut," he said. 

But on balance. Gabriel believes 

it's important to get in the kitchen 

occasionally. ' 


New teacher Ed Toland shares a 

Churchill High School class. 

Thursday Sopifritxw 29. 1968 Q4tE *SA 

STEVE FBCMT 'sUft photographer 

laugh with his Livonia 

TWO INCREDIBLE 

Teachers 

go back 

to school 

A desire to help Livonia meet its 

future educational needs has led several 

Livonia teachers~hack to college. 

' 

Maureen Gill, a math teacher at 

Emerson Middle School. Edward Toland. 

a communications teacher at 

Churchill High School and Mercedes 

Fitxsimmons. a Livonia woman returning 

to teaching after a career 

with Blue Cross/Blue Shield, are "en 

rolled in Madonna ^College's recently 

established educational leadership 

master's program 

"The teachers in our district are 

involved in many diverse roles," said 

Carol Samples, assistant superintendent 

for instruction for the Livonia 

Public Schools and a member of 

the Superintendent's Advisory Board 

which helped establish the program 

"They serve oo various committees 

such as curriculum "development 

and review. With the numerous 

activities going on in our school district, 

it's good to have many minds 

sharing their expertise." 

Gill, wbo has taught in the Livonia 

schools for over 20 years, is excited 

about the program 

By attending a college which is 

not only located in Livonia but is 

also very much involved with the 

community itself. Ill be able to 

learn just what is required to keep 

our school system tops, and then HI 


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COURSE 

Tuesday*. Sept X7 to Nov. 1 - 

?'•> Cayenne MeAuley .flealth Center. 

^ McAoley Pharmacy and U« 

vV • Arthritis Foundation, Michigan 

Chapter, an afency of the United 

Way Will sponsor a six-week 

arthritis sell help coarse from 10 

> a.m. to noon at the Arbor Health 

Building Community Room. 900 W. 

.; Ana Arbor Trail, Plymouth. The 

i' course is designed to help arthritis 

patients learn how they can be the 

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disease. People of all ages who suffer 

from arthritis are invited to particiapte. 

The series will coyer joint 

protection, medication, nutrition, relaxation 

and exercises. The $20 fee 

coven the cost of textbooks and 

I printed material. Pre-registration is 

- '' necessary For information, call 451- 

7777. 

• GARAGE SALE 

Thursday-Friday. Sept 29,10 — 

Plymouth Fife and Drum Corps will 

bold a gigantic garage sale uniform 

fundraiser with over SO families donating. 

Furniture, Glassware. Household, 

Toys, Misc. Everything priced 

to selli Two locations: 40431 Harrington, 

and 493 N. Harvey Plymouth. 

• CHOLESTEROL 

SCREENINGS 

The Henry Ford Medical Center 

— Canton, 42080 Ford Road, west of 

Lilley, will .be offering cholesterol 

screenings 4-0 p.m. on the first Toesday 

of each month. The cost of the 

test is 15. The test takes only a couple 

of minutes, and results will be 

available the same day. Those interested 

in having their cholesterol 

checked should call 981-3200 to 

make an appointment 

• PUNT, PASS AND KICK 

CONTEST 

—. Saturday, Oct 1 — The Canton 

Paris and Recreation Department is 

sponsoring its Annual Punt Put and 

Kick Contest for boys and girls ages 

8-13. Registration will be 9:30 a m 

at Griffin Park. No football shoes 

(cleats) allowed, only tennis shoes 

will be permitted. Ffn*h participant 

will try one punt, pass and kick and 

their efforts will be judged oo distance 

and accuracy. Awards are given 

oat to top finishers in all six age 

groups. Call-807-5110 for further in- 

- formation. 

• APPLE FESTIVAL 

Saturday, Oct 1 — Enjoy the best 

of a Michigan Autumn day at the Apple 

Festival in Plymouth's Old Village 

from 10 ajn. to 0 p.m. Munch on 

apples from Plymouth Orchard, or 

'take home a bushel or a peck Sample 

a glass of their pure fresh cider, 

and you will surely want to take a 

jug home with you. Let the kids take 

a hayride or pony ride while you 

browse through the outdoor Antique 

Fair. Do some early Christmas shopping 

at the Country Craft both. Come 

' early for an interesting auction aMO 

a.m. Enjoy entertainment refreshments 

and a great Fall day. 

• VOTER REGISTRATION 

Saturday, Oct 1 — The League of 

Women Voters of Northvifle-Plym 

cki lb-Can too-No vi will bold voter 

registration day from 10 am to 4 

p.m. at the Plymouth Dunning- 

Hough Library. Residents of Plym-. 

oath, Plymouth Township, and Canton 

Township wbo are not registered 

are encouraged to stop by. 

• ROLLER SKATING 

Saturday. Oct 1 — The Canton 

Parks and Recreation Department 

in cooperation with the Ska tin' Station, 

is sponsoring roller skating 

classes for beginners and intermediate 

levels. The fee is S20 per person 

(skate rental not included). Classes 

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for further information. 

• INDIAN GUIDES 

Monday, Thursday Oct 3, 0 — The 

Plymouth YMCA is having an information 

meeting for new members of 

the Indian Guide Parent/Child program 

at 7 p.m. at the Geneva Presbyterian 

Church oo Sheldon Road in 

Canton. Also, oo Oct. 6 at 7 p.m at 

West Middle School, cafeteria oo 

Sheldoo Road in Plymouth. This 

meeting is open to any parent and 

child interested in the program for 

ages 5-14. 

• UNDERSTANDING 

MEDICARE 

Thursday. Oct 6 — Oakwood Hospital 

Canton Health Center will 

sponsor a seminar 8-9 p.m. at no 

Charge to learn the ins and outs of 

medicare. You'll receive information 

oo medicare's parts~A and B, eligibility, 

deductibles, different types 

of "MEDIGAP" policies and record 

keeping. 

• MEDICARE CHAM2ES 

Thursday, Oct 0 — Erie Trubacs 

and Andrea Kotch of Prescott, Ball 

and Turben, Inc. will sponsor "Medicare 

changes that effect yon" — a 

discussion class that will talk about 

the recent medicare bill changes and 

how to provide for future medical 

Deeds as a retiree. This class will be 

heW~at 7:30 p.m af lhe Plymouth 

Dunning Hough Library Reseour 

tions preferred, please call 451-8716. 

• HUNTER S SAFETY 

TRAINING 

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, 

Thursday, Oct 3,4,5.6 — A hunter 

safety training class will be held for 

boys and girls between the ages of 12 

and 16 wbo would like to qualify for 

a. Michigan Hunting License. You 

must first earn a hunting certificate 

by joining a Hunter's Safety Training 

Class and attending 12 hours of instruction 

The class will meet 6:30- 

9:30 p.m. at the Canton High School 

cafeteria and Saturday morning at 9 

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Contractors lend a helping hand 

By Wor—n Fleck 

special writer 

Jack Frost won't be nipping at the 

homes of 73 area senior citizens this 

winter, thanks to area contractors 

who volunteered their services Saturday 

during the A1 Keats Project 

Heat-Senior Citizens Service Day. 

Organized by the Northwest Heating 

and Cooling Dealers Association 

in Farmington, 15 contractors and 

their technicians donated time and 

service, parts and equipment to 

work on furnaces for senior citizens 

during the second annual event 

named after retired contractor A1 

Keats 

Keats is honored for his contributlorfTo 

the growth of the Northwest 

Dealers Association. 

Irene Smith, 84, of Plymouth, 

received more than service on her 

furnace. Technicians presented her 

with flowers because it was her 

birthday. 

"I was flabbergasted," she said. "I 

told the girl, you mean I can get my 

furnace cleaned for nothing? I can't 

believe it." 

The project, now an annual statewide 

event, was founded last year by 

Cliff McCourt of Day and Night 

Heating and Cooliijg in Farmington 

who read about a similar project in 

Colorado. Last year's effort was 

awarded the Presidential Citation 

for Private Sector Initiatives. 

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Area senior citizens get 

free furnace check-up 

"THIS IS something that needs to 

be done," said Karl Kennedy of 

Moore Furnace in Bedford Township. 

He is president of the northwest 

association. 

"Too often people experience 

problems with contractors. It's the 

people that can least afford it that 

are preyed on by unscrupulous contractors 

who don't do a good job," he 

said. 

Lisa Fee back, executive secretary 

for the association, agrees. "This is a 

way for the guys to show there are 

lots of us that are good. We want to 

combat bad feelings." 

The project not only provides fur- 

naces for senior citizens, it gives volunteers 

a warm feeling. 

"If a guy doesn't walk out with a 

Varm feeling, then be didn't do the 

job right," said Robert Murphy of 

Sun Tech Heating and Cooling in 

Redford. 

Jay De Ordio of Colonial Heating 

and Cooling in Plymouth said, "It's a 

real good feeling for everybody." De 

Ordio worked from 8 a.*n to "whenever." 

/ 

* Efforts -were well-timed for 

Frances Overfield, a Livonia resident 

for 49 years. 

"It has really saved me a great expense. 

It is hard to get things done 

without some kind of trouble," she 

said 

IN ALL, 73 homes were serviced. 

Most calls required only 

and minor adjustment on 

systems. All work carr^sâ 30-day 

warranty. 

While contractors were prepared 

to install up" to four new furnaces, 

there was need for only one, which 

was donated by the BeUer-Young 

Company in Redford. Area supply 

firms also contributed to Saturday's 

project 

At the end of the day, volunteers 

and their families gathered for a paza 

party boated by the Knights of Columbus 

in Livonia The food was 

courtesy of Domino's Pizza. 

Kennedy summed Up the feelings 

of most "It feels good to do this for 

someone wbo needs help," be said, 

adding, "Someday I'll need help " 

Group seeks scholarship applicants, 

A $500 scholarship is available to 

Schoolcraft College students who 

will be transferring to Michigan 

State University for the 1989 winter 

semester 

The scholarship is available 

through the Michigan State Western 

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Smooth transition needs 

IT'S GOOD TO SEE some plans being made 

at township hall to make sure,,the transition 

between the current and new administration 

will be smooth and easy. 

Tom Yack, supervisor-elect, does not have to 

worry about a fall campaign since there is no 

Democratic challenger for supervisor, Canton's 

top elected position. 

So Yack has been busy making plans for when 

he takes office in November. 

We like some of his ideas, such as creating a 

monthly study session for the board of trustees 

and requiring department -heads to attend meetings 

only when they have to speak about items on 

the agenda. 

That's seems to be more efficient time management. 

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But while Yack is laying the groundwork fer 

his new administration, we'd like to offer some, 

suggestions to provide the best possible p ervice 

to Canton residents. 

THE FIRST item of business is to determine if 

the supervisor will be full time or part time. 

In anticipation of hiring a superintendent, the 

township board slashed the post to part time. But 

voters said no to the superintendent issue in August 

leaving the township with a part-time supervisor 

once the new term of office starts in November. 

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This situation will have to be rectified immediately. 

The people voted for full-time leadership, 

and that's what they should get. < 

Once the full-time/part-time issue is settled, 

tlje board will then have to grapple with the need 

for an administrative assistant. This issue needs 

some ca/eful thought to determine if the additional 

salary and extra layer of government will 

provide better service to residents. 

Yack needs to spend some time in the job, 

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Drunk driving 

O&E Thursday. September 29. 1988 

While Yack is Is. g the 

groundwork for h new 

sdministrstionrwe^d Uke to offer 

some suggestions tg,provide the 

best possible 

residents. 

service to Canton 

learn his way around and see how things work 

before determining If an assistant is needed. 

• In the past, Yack said he favors the need for 

some sort of professional assistance at the top. 

We agree thai governing a rapidly growing community 

is a tough job and having someone with 

the educational background and municipal government 

experience would be very beneficial. 

But there is no. need to rush into this decision. 

Once Yack has learned the ropes, this issue can 

receive the study it deserves. 

IN ADDITION to those two issues, we remain 

uncomfortable with Yack's long-range platjs for 

his^job as supervisor. 

He plans to continue teaching into January 

with the Wayne-Westland school district and 

then take a leave of absence for the next two 

years. 

After that, Yack has spoken about the possibility 

of teaching part time and being supervisor 

part time for the last two years of his term. 

That may work out hut we would feel better if 

Yapk had set aside the entire four-year period to 

devote to his elected duties. 

Hopefully^ he will be able to work that arrangement 

out with the school district. 

Residents elected him to a four-year term and 

deserve that length of effort. 

Checklanes won't solve problem 

THE INTENT was noble. But we agree 

with the Michigan Court of Appeals ruling 

that sobriety checklanes are unconstitutional 

and- ineffective. There are 

better and less constitutionally hazardous means 

of cracking down on the deadly miT of alcohol 

and driving. 

We look to law enforcement agencies and the 

judicial system to gear up and attack head-on . 

the drunk-driving problem that continues to plague 

our roadways and our society. ' • 

Vigorous cbunty and local enforcement targeted^© 

certain locations and times where police 

know alcohol-related fatalities have occurred 

has proved successful — and without infringing 

on sober motorists' rights.. 

Sobriety checklanes, which require an average 

si* police officers, are not cost-effective. We believe 

it makes better financial sense with-jexpected 

greater results to use selective enforcement 

in each community and county where 

known problems exist. / 

Only one sobriety checklane was conducted by 

Michigan State Police near Saginaw in 19ft. 

Only two of 126 motorists passing through the 

checklane were arrested in a 90-minute period. 

Compare these results with those of the Oakland 

County Alcohol Enforcement Team, for example. 

In 1986.417 amttt were made, 1987, 416, and so 

far In 1988, 246. —— 

ADMITTEDLY, THE Oakland team's arrests 

Vigorous county and local, 

enforcement targeted to certain 

locations and times where police 

know alcohol-related fatalities 

have occurred has proved 

successful — and without 

infringing on sober motorists' 

rights. 

in 1987 were down because of a drop in manpower. 

We urge greater funding of such single-purpose 

programs in Oakland and Wayne counties. 

Cracking down on drur^t driving must remain 

a priority for law enforcement agencies. Alcoholism 

affects not just the individual, but the 

family, other motorists and society in general. 

Consider that approximately 9 million Americans 

are alcoholics who indirectly affect another 

40 million family members, friends and coworker?. 

We urge local police agencies to continue enforcing 

present statutes that present offenders 

with stiff penalties and a chance for rehabilitation. 

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Strict enforcement ft current statutes has 

been successful. Drunk-driving arrests statewide 

have increased. In 1983, there were 65,000 arrests. 

In 1986, arrests stood at 71,500 and convictions 

at 25,000. Alcohol-related fatalities decreased 

to 49.6 percent in 1986 compared to 56.4 

percent in 1982. 

We look to the district and circuit courts to 

ensure that drunk-driving offenders are treated 

not just as criminals, but individuals with a severe 

illness in need of in-depth treatment. 

'Yes, stiff penalties legitimately take the drunk 

drivers off the road — for a time But without 

judges ordering defendants into rehabilitation 

programs, the drunk driver will again be on the 

road. 

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WE URGE judges and attorneyTXb become 

educated about the disease of alcoholism A simple 

crime it is not. Nor is H ooe that will go away 

with Incarceration. 

We urge Judges and attorneys to follow the 

lead of 48th District Judge Edward Sosnick who 

advocates training for these professionals so they 

can recognise the disease and the need for rehabilitation, 

not just jail and a fine. 

As Sosnick pujs it: "Judges and lawyers have 

the unique opportunity to intervene. Once we Can 

• see what the problem is, we can suggest and order 

a person to the appropriate treatment The 

more judges and lawyers can understand the addiction, 

the easier It is to help people. '' 

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Musician achieved his dreams 

THIS SATURDAY'S first Plymouth 

Symphony concert will be a little 

sad for some of us as we remember 

Wayne Dunlap. 

Actually, I think of the longtime 

(1953-79) conductor almost daily as I 

exit the 1-275 freeway at Seven Mile 

RoacWnear the Schoolcraft College 

campus. 

Not only was he a great musician, 

splendid teacher an^ a fun guy — he 

was a visionary. But I'm getting 

ahead of the story. 

He was retired from Grand Valley 

State University and died July 23 after 

a heart attack. That was sad but 

not shocking. Everyone knew he nad 

health problems-. 

DUNLAP WAS in his 30s when he 

came out of the University of Michigan 

to the Plymouth school district, 

took over the still-fledgling Plymouth 

Symphony and gave it both stability 

and quality. There were older 

orchestras in bigger towns that 

weren't as good, frankly. 

When Schoolcraft College was 

formed out of five —nor 111 western - 

Wayne County districts, Dunlap 

signed on in 1964, even before classes 

started, as head of fine arts. Despite 

suburbia's reputation for cultural 

blandness, Dunlap knew a 

hotbed of musical talent was out 

here. 

He hired and kept young faculty 

who not only could perform but 

could teach teenagers and relate music 

to (harrumph) older adults like 

me. 

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Column view 

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To the editor: 

I would like to comment on the 

Sept 12 editorial by Bill Kole. It is 

extremely refreshing to know that in 

this fast-lane society of ours, there 

are still some of us parents who 

know where the real rewards of life 

are to be found. 

We are the ones wbo care enough 

about our children, and our spouse, 

not to sacrifice them on the altars of 

material wealth or subject them to 

tha aatreme self-centered lifestyles 

that all too frequently lead to divorce. 

As husband and wife, we do 

not hurt each other with meaningless 

petty nonsense that only turns back 

on us later. We know that by providing 

a secure family relationship, our 

children have a better chance at a 

meaningful happy life. 

Children learn more by example, 

during their young, formative years, 

than by what we say. It's not enough 

to tell them we love them and then 

show it only when it's convenient. 

Love Is a 24-hours-a-day, MS-days-ayear 

commitment You cannot buy 

or sell it You must give It and children 

know the difference. 

I know that day-care ccoters are 

an absolute must for son* single 

parents, snd I sympathise with this 

sitqgbotL But I would like to suggest 

that If we looked closely at the 

reason It Is necessary to them, we 

would find a setftah. self-centered 

where in thesttaatioa. Of course, the 

He started a summermusic school 

with outdoor chamber concerts — a 

^miniature Meadowbrook for those 

with wit enough to appreciate them. 

Next to familiar composers like Mozart 

and Schubert, he juxtaposed 

Stravinsky and Poulenc' — and 

stretched our minds. 

Dunlap sold the Ford Foundation 

on giving Schoolcraft a grant for a 

composer-irr-residence, the witty and 

talented Bob Jones. 

Dunlap's successors kept quality 

high. At the U-M school of music, 

Schoolcraft was known as the best 

producer of community college 

transfer students in the state. I 

checked. 

MEANWHILE, when the Plymouth 

school district put up a new 

high school complex, it built the best 

auditorium anybody in these parts 

ever did see. 

When conductor Ralph Reed and 

cellist Debra Fayroian step on stage 

at 8 p.m. Saturday to launch into the 

Khacbaturian cello concerto, part of 

our enjoyment will be due to the fact 

.that this auditorium, with its splendid 

acoustics, is a tribute to Dunlap 

an^the Plymouth Symphony Orches- 

And if someone-dn the Plymouth- 

Canton school-board suggests naming 

the auditorium for Wayne Dunlap 

— weH. amen. 

THE MAN, as I said, was a visionary, 

and he envisioned western 

Wayne County as a center of small 

exception to this is when the person's 

mate has died. 

But even then, there are mothers 

and grandmothers that will baby-sit 

As for married couples, leaving children 

at a day-care center while they 

both go off to work only supports the 

fact that we have become a society 

of "me first," materialistic people. 

In their quest for the "good life," 

Whatever they perceive It to be, 

adults have so changed their Godgiven 

roles in life, the husband as the 

provider and the wife as the homemaker. 

that now they are awash in a 

sea of total identity crisis. In their 

search to establish some sort of 

meaningful life, they cast away their 

most valuable asset their children. 

They have coined a new bun word 

"quality time," to which their meaning 

is absurd. How can you have 

"quality time" with anyone, when 

they are perpetually squeezed into a 

busy schedule like an appointment 

And how can a father and mother 

that is with their child only s couple 

of hectic hours per evening claim 

"quality time " I heard recently on 

the radio that a survey shows that 

the average father spends lees than 

10 minutes 'per week talking to his 

children. And full-time working 

mothers are no better. 

Quality time Is the day-to-day living 

in a family environment that 

nourishes and protects its participants 

It Is the giving snd sharing of 

parents and children when they are 

in a secure family that Is being provided 

for by a loving husband and 

father It is the respect and love given 

by a child to both parents, because 

they have given of thsmaeivea, 

to teach him or her how to give. It's 

Tim 

Richard 

orchestra and chamber music. 

Dunlap's idea was a fine arts 

classroom building with an adjacent 

auditorium. Four times Schoolcraft 

College put one version or another of 

the plan on the ballot, and four times 

it went down. 

Too bad. Today Orchestra Hall in 

downtown Detroit is the preferred 

house fo^ recitals, chamber concerts 

and even larger orchestral concerts 

And Macomb Community College is 

drawing a lot of audiences to its center 

for the performing arts. 

Maybe Dunlap was a few years 

ahead of his time. 

Anyway, he moved to Grand Valley 

in 1971, where they did have Unkind 

of college hall he wanted. 

Today, two office buildings are 

going up on land leased from the college 

district — roughly the site Dunlap 

envisioned for a Schoolcraft College 

Fine Arts Auditorium. 

They're pretty buildings and will 

generate taxes. But for those "of us 

who shared Wayne Dunlap's vision, 

let me put it this way: 

Man does not live by high tech 

-alone. — 

the unpleasant things like the changing 

of or crying with your child because 

his goldfish died. It is the spontaneous 

kiss on the cheek from your 

child, and the "I love you. Dad," "I 

love you, Mom," that makes you 

know that there is no material possession 

in the world worth that 

moment. And how do you arrive at 

that moment? By the grace of God, 

honest respect and unconditional 

commitment to your mate and family, 

and knowing where the true 

wealth of your life is found. 

From those of us who are comitted 

to a strong family unit and have 

refused to be pressured into yielding 

to the desire for material things over 

family we applaud you and your 

wife for your decision. Years from 

now, you will look back and know 

that you were right Your son will 

look back and thank you. May God 

bless you and your home. 

Lou Carlisle. 

Canton 

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Survey participation will 

benefit cancer research 

OFTEN. I have hung up on telephone 

callers who have claimed to 

be interviewers for some survey or 

another. I like to see it in writing. So 

recently I was surprised, pleased 

and cooperative when a letter arrived 

from a division of an organization 

close to my heart, the Michigan 

Cancer Foundation, asking if I would 

permit a representative to come to 

my home to ask questions. 

It turned out to be a professionally 

trained interviewer named Olga Zavaleta 

of the Cancer Foundation's 

ducting a scientific study in cooperation 

with the U.S. Public Health Service. 

Similar research is taking 

place in other areas of the country. 

If you're a student of this column, 

you know I have become extremely 

cancer-conscious in the last two 

years. Nonetheless. I was surprised 

to read in' the preliminary letter 

"We have selected a number of people 

in the metropolitan area who, 

like you, havu recently received 

medical care. Your physician has 

been notified of our intention to contact 

you. We need to talk to everyone 

selected and ask some questions 

about their diet, jobs, medical history 

and geperal background.; Your 

participation in this study is entirely 

voluntary." 

I WONDERED how in the devil 

they knew I had become another 

human statistic who will start receiving 

his own radiation treatments 

next week. Then I learned that the 

Michigan Cancer Foundation has operated 

a population-based cancer reporting 

system for Wayne, Oakland 

and Macomb counties since 1969, 

collaborating with 64 area hospitals, 

more than 5,000 physicians and numerous 

therapy facilities. 

Because of MCF's experience in 

this field, the National Cancer Insti- 

through 

bifocals 

Fred 

DeLano 

tute selected it as ooe of the founding 

participants in its national cancer 

reporting system initiated in 

1873. The surveillance program 

cases, collects data, controls 

quality and follows up all patients 

diagnosed with cancer. You 

couldn't hide if you wanted to. 

As I understand it, Michigan law 

requires cancer reporting and also 

assures complete confidentially of 

all data collected In all studies. The 

statutes ensure that all data are 

available for research uses only and 

cannot be obtained for any other 

purpose. 

In other words, my answers to Madame 

Zavaleta's many pages of prepared 

questions will be combined 

with the answers of all other study 

participants for purposes of analyzing 

results on an area basis, and I 

suppose ultimately will be thrown 

into a computer processing cancer 

patient information nationally. 

"YOUR NAME will not be used in 

any of the study reports,'' I was 

promised. Boy, was I glad to hear 

that. 

When interviewed, it stands to 

reason that a person should be reasonably 

honest, for fictionalizing 

data would bf pretty stupid if there 

is to be an iota of progress toward 

eventual cancer eradication. But 

some of the questions do become a 

mite personal, although refusal to 

answer is accepted. Also, in one's silver 

years, memory isnt all it used to 

keeping up with government 

Looking for information about 

state government? The League of 

Women Voters has a toll-free telephone 

service (1-800-292-5823) that 

may be helpful. 

Center in Lansing offers to help people 

Tind out about such things as 

pending legislation, the state constitution, 

election laws, voting regulations 

or tax information. 

The league's Citizen Information The telephone is answered from 

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Although participation 

may not directly 

benefit you, the 

questions don't hurt. 

Maybe someone far 

down the road will be 

helped. 

be. 

How many cigarettes I've smoked 

and what my weekly alcohol intake 

has been for a half-century needed 

quick mental calculation, and at best 

it was a wild estimate. Not so, however, 

for how many times I've eaten 

turnips or zucchini. I just said. "As 

rarely as possible." 

That the questions would cover a 

wide range of subjects is understandable. 

for bow else could a total picture 

be obtained? Food likes and dislikes, 

exercise habits, job environments 

and health history are merely 

samples. 

Easiest answer for me was to the 

question of how many times I had 

worked up a sweat on the job. Col- 

.eagyfe will agree, "none." I didn't 

wim* when asked to recall how 

many sexual partners there have 

been, nor did I brag, but memory 

was faulty in trying to pinpoint how 

many sexual experiences there had 

been weekly, decade by decade 

At any rate, in the belief that individual 

involvement is essential to 

the success of the study and to an 

understanding of the disease, I urge 

cooperation by any person who is 

asked. Although participation may 

not directly benefit you. the questioas 

don't hurt Maybe someone far 

down the road will be helped. 

10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. weekdays 

The telephone service is paid for 

by the league's education fund. The 

League of Women Voters is a nonprofit 

organization that works to 

keep voters interested and informed 

about governmental issues. 

f you are a bride to be, you won 7 want to 

miss the Bridal Extravaganza, taking place at all 

of the four Lands. There will be a fashion show 

hosted by Colleen Burcar. and exhibits featuring 

bridal accessories and beauty basics. You 11 have 

the chance to breakaway to Barbados on American 

Airlines for a 7 day, 6 night stay at the Royal 

Pavilion in St. James, Barbados if you're the lucky 

winner of our honeymoon trip You'll also have 

the chance to win a diamond in our diamond 

giveaway. The first 500 guests at each show will 

receive a free gift bag filled with bridal treats.-so 

come early, a dazzling diamond could be in the 

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Kittena-ând 

puppies are destroyed 

daily. 

People believe 

that all their 

unwanted pet 

problema are 

solved by dropping 

cats and 

kittens off at an 

animal shatter. 

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Love of animals may 

mean killing some off 

DEBORAH THURMAN loves animals. 

On some days she may kill 

scores of cats and dogs, kittens and 

puppies. If you find that hard to imagine, 

you may be part of the reason 

that she and others like ber are doing 

the killing. 

Thurman is the shelter manager 

for the Anti-Cruelty Association in 

DetroiL-It's on doseph Cam pa u, not 

too far from Buddy's Pizza where 

Thurman and Aggie Monfette gave 

me a quick education in the world of 

cats and dogs while we munched on 

a vegetarian pizza. 

Monfette is an investment counselor 

in Bloomfield Hills and is also 

secretary for the Birmingham 

Bloomfield^Chamber of Commerce. 

She is also a sucker for animals, a 

volunteer ft the shelter and persuasive 

enough to talk me into a 

sweltering summer ride into Detroit 

in a car without working air conditioning 

? 

The lunch was fine and the shelter 

visit was informative, but that's not 

to say the day was totally enjoyable. 

Hard truths aren't as easy to digest 

as a cheese and mushroom pizza. 

THE STORY of stray, unwanted, 

neglected or abiised animals is not 

pleasant. Some of the stories are obviously 

despicable: It is not unheard 

of for people to buy puppies, chain 

them in the backyard and then forget 

them; as the scrawny dog grows, 

the collar chokes it. 

- Some of the nightmare is not so 

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Perlberg 

obvious: Pets are not spayed or 

neutered and people believe that all 

their unwanted pet problems are 

solved by dropping cats and kittens 

off at an animal shelter. j 

This last point is ooe of /the most 

troubling, controversial |lnd emotional 

The Anti-Cruelty Association 

is not one of those shelters, that vows 

never to destroy animals. Such a policy 

is misleading, harmful to animals 

and impossible. says,;Thurman 

Yes, she says, some shelters won't 

destroy. But, she says, I they must 

then either seriously overcrowd 

their facilities, keep animals cruelly 

caged for long periods Qf time, or 

eventually refuse to take animals. 

"And then they come to us." says 

Thurman 

Although there are some people 

who are plain aifd simple rotten to 

animals, the major problem, according 

to Thurman and Monfette. is that 

there are too many animals. 

THE NUMBERS: Theoretically, a 

single female dog can be the start of 

4,372 dogs over seven generations 

That's nothing. Two uncontrolled 

breeding cats plus all their kittens' 

kittens could add up to 80 million 

cats in 10 years if none are ever 

neutered or spayed. 

These are theoretical numbers, 

but they point to the explosive potential 

of the animal population. With 

' those numbers in mind, you can see 

that the 40 or so animals at the Anti- 

Cruelty shelter must rotate quickly 

That rotation can happen in two 

ways a borne is found, which happens 

rarely, or the animals can be 

killed, which happens a lot. 

The room where they are killed is 

clean and bare. Those who do the 

killing do not turn cold, mechanical 

or unfeeling. They are gentle and 

caring and many have written touching 

and sad articles about the ordeal. 

But their emotions- are shelved 

when it's the animal's turn to die.' 

The dog or cat is gently held and 

stroked. In many cases it is treated 

better than any other time in its life. 

And then it dies peacefully. 

"The last thing the dog or cat 

kno^s is that it is loved." says Thurman. 

Does this mass death bother you? 

Then get your dogs and cats spayed 

or neutered. And tell your neighbors 

to do the same thing. The problem 

isn't what the shelters do with animals; 

it's what people do, and don't 

do. with their pets. 

A 10-mile walkathon Siinday 

starting at the Belle Isle Nature 

Center will raise money for the 

Anti-Cruelty Association. Call 

891-7188 for more information. 

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• Redford Union ranked 112th in 

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spending, with $3,688 per student, 

but ranked 11th statewide in vocational/special 

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$606 per student. 

The lower ranking on dverall per 

student spending wasn't a*particular 

concern, Redford Union Superintendent 

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"We know we've traditionally 

spent $200-250 less per student than 

other districts in Wayne County. But 

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The high ranking for special education, 

Wilmot said, includes the 

center for autistic children Garden 

City operates on the county's behalf. 

. "That's about seven times as expensive 

as other classroom programs," 

he said. 

• Plymouth-Canton ranked lowest 

among area schook in overall 

spending per student. The district 

ranked 174th in the state, spending 

$3,363 per student. 

"IT'S GOING even lower," Plymouth-Canton 

associate superintendent 

Raymond Hoedel said. "We have 

a problem in that we're going out of 

(state aid) formula, yet we're also 

required to make Headlee rollbacks." 

The district lost $1 million in state 

aid this year, Hoedel said, with 

greater losses expected next year. . f 

• Wayne-Westland ranked either 

third or fourth among area districts 

in each category. Its $3,962 overall 

per student spending ranked 74th in 

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a collection of over 100 silver and porcelain soup tureens from 

the tables of 18 th and 19 th century European Royalty. 

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"We know we're below the average 

for Wayne County (in per pupil 

spending) but we also know our residents 

have supported schools to the 

utmost," Wayne-Westland Superintendent 

Dennis O'Neill said. 

Wayne-Westland's tax rate is the 

highest among local districts "It 

only points out the inequities in funding 

if you look at what a Bloomfield 

Hills is spending," O'Neill said. "Yet, 

we're a heck of a lot better than 

some other districts." 

The district's vocational education 

spending is well above average. 

O'Neill said, because the district operates 

the William D. Ford Vocational-Technical 

Center and actively 

pursues vocational education grants. 

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Julie Brown.editor/459-2700 

Thursday. September 29. 1986 O&E 

Plymouth Historical Society members Gene 

Jordan (left) and Wendell Lent are among 

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those helping out at the sale. Lent sold raffle 

tickets at the yard sale. 

Yard sale has 

historical touch 

v 

Canton residents Barbara and Walter McCormick and 

their 2-year-old son Ian Check out the selection at the yard 

sale. The sale, held at the Plymouth Historical Museum, 

was sponsored by the Plymouth Historical Society. 

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Betty OkkMs of Canton looks over some toe cup*. China, 

sold. The yard sale Included furniture, tools. 

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HE YARD SALE held Saturday 

at the Plymouth 

Historical Museum included 

a variety of knickknacks. 

China, silver and glass items 

were among those for sale at the 

fund-raiser. Jewelry was also sold. 

"Some of it was silver, some nice 

pieces," said Bruce Richard, president 

of the Plymouth Historical Society, 

sponsor of the sale. 

Furniture, tools, games and 

sporting goods were sold. 

"We had a few one-of-a-kind type 

items," Richard said. A stereo console, 

a nine-drawer dresser and an 

" antique 8mm movie projector were 

offered for sale. 

A corn sheller — designed to remove 

kernels from corn cobs — 

was also sold. % 

"That was an-antique," he said. 

An antique grinding wheel, used to 

sharpen axes, chisels and other 

tools, was offered for sale. 

MEMBERS OF the Plymouth 

Historical Society have held an annual 

yard sale for the past several 

years, Richard said. Proceeds support 

historical society activities, 

and are used primarily for the operation 

of the museum at 155 S. 

Main St. in Plymouth. 

"We came closer to a sellout 

than we ever have in the past," he 

said. Saturday's sale netted just 

over $1,700. 

"Perfect weather" helped guarantee 

the event's success 

"Bright, sunny, warm but not 

hot," Richard said. "A perfect 

day." 

Co-chairmen for this year's sale 

' were Jacqueline and Jack Kenyon, 

active members of the Plymouth 

9 Historical Society. 

"It was all volunteer help by our 

members," Richard said. "We caU 

it a success." 

Remainders from the Plymouth 

Historical Society sale won't just 

gather -dust/They have been earmarked 

for the yard sale at Geer 

School 

That sale, sponsored by the Geer 

School Mothers' Clab, will be from 

9 a.m. to % p.m Saturday and Sunday. 

Oct M, at tha school, on 

Plymouth Road ati Gotfredaon. 

Proceeds will be used for the restoration 

of Geer School, a ooe-room 

•cboolhouse built in the lata l»th 

Of the Plymouth Historical 

Society intend to 

holding yard 

rt^r*s^r1ly in 

"This Is an awfsl 

Richard said. "Spring is a 

time for yard sales ' 

(The Plymouth Historical Museum 

is open 1-4 p m Thursday, Saturday 

aad Sunday. For mora Information, 

call 4M-M44.) 

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Election highlights 

child care issues 

By Julie Brown 

staff writer 

Child care's an issue in this presidential 

election, and that suits some 

Plymouth-Canton people just fine. 

Those involved in local day care 

and preschool programs are pleased 

that child care is in the spotlight. 

They don't necessarily agree on 

specifics of what's best for families, 

but they are glad to see attention 

paid to child care. 

"I think it's a very positive step in 

the right direction," said Marjorie 

Palmer, director of the Gerber Children's 

Center in Canton. "It's a necessity 

that can no longer be ignored." 

The Gerber Children's Center, a 

preschool and children's center, offers 

programs for children 12 

months to 10 years old. The centers 

are a subsidiary of the Gerber Products 

Co. 

"Being in this profession. I'm very 

happy to see" discussion of child 

care needs, said Palmer, an Ypsilanti 

resident. She won't, however, base 

her vote in November on child care 

issues alone. 

GERBER HAS examined proposals 

put forth by this year's presidential 

.candidates, she said. Employees 

have been free to make their own 

choices; the organization hasn't taken 

a stand in support of one candidate 

or the other. 

"We feel we need to be child advocates." 

Gerber staffers have provided 

information to help parents make 

informed decisions. 

Palmer, the mother of 4-year-old 

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twin girls, prefers tax credits as a 

child-care measure. Such a move 

would give working-class and middle-class 

families a break, she said. 

Palmer's pleased to see state and 

local officials paying attention to 

child care. Corporations are also 

paying attention. Some provide onsite 

day care while others offer child 

care assistance as a benefit 

"So there are a lot of different options 

available out there." Employers 

have found it's best to retain 

trained employees, rather than hiring 

replacements. 

"I think they're realizing that it is 

important," said Palmer. Her children 

are at the Gerber Children's 

Center with her. 

Gerber operates a day care center 

at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit 

Officials there found such a center 

helped them recruit and retain a 

critical care staff, Palmer said. 

"We will see tremendous changes 

in child care." 

THOSE CHANGES will improve 

upon what's already available for 

parents. Palmer said. 

Elaine Yagiela, director of New 

Morning School in Plymouth Township. 

is pleased to see attention paid 

to child care. 

"I think there's a lot of parents out 

there needing quality child care," 

said Yagiela. a North ville Townsiiip 

resident. 

Her school doesn't offer full-jftay 

child care for preschoolers, but does 

offer care before and after sehool 

for children in kindergarten and up. 

Such care has been offered for many 

years at New Morning, a parent co- 

7 think it's a very 

positive step in the 

right direction, it's a 

necessity that can no 

longer be ignored.' 

— Marjorie Palmer 

Gerber Children's Center 

operative school for preschoolers 

through eighth graders. 

Yagiela supports such options as 

on-site day care at work sites and 

flexible work schedules. Such schedules 

are offered for teachers at New 

Morning School, many of whom 

come to school with their own children. 

Yagiela's children, ages 5 and 11, 

were both "school babies" who came 

to school with her. At New Morning 

School, some parents have arranged 

their work schedules to allow them 

to share classroom time with their 

children. 

"I think kids need to be with their 

parents." Yagiela most likely 

wouldn't have continued working 

outside the home if she couldn't have 

been with the children. 

Peggy Kalis, membership chairwoman 

for the Plymouth Children's 

Nursery in Canton, is pleased to see 

child care become an election issue. 

THAT COOPERATIVE preschool 

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Tots, 

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meet 

By Jutte Brown 

staff writer 

CIDER AND companionship 

were the order of the day 

at a recent Canton Newcomers 

get-together. 

Members of the Newcomers' 

Moms and Tots group traveled to 

Plymouth Orchards and Cider Mill 

the morning of Tuesday, Sept 20. 

"That's one of our things in the 

fall," said Kathe Better of Canton. 

The group included eight moms' 

and about 14 children. 

The Moms and Tots took a wagon 

ride, picked apples and enjoyed 

tsder and doughnuts. They also suited 

with the farm arHmali, and 

learned how Plymouth Orchards 

and Cider Mill opera tea. ' 

Hetter - enjoyed spending" the 

morning with her children, Allison, 

14 months, and Christian, 3. 

Christian was able to run around 

and play during the outing, although 

Allison spent most of her 

time traveling via backpack. 

"They like all the Moms and Tots 

activities we do every month." 

Christian Hetter, 3, enjoys a 

tasty apple. Christian went 

to Plymouth Orchards and 

Cider Mill with his mom, 

Kathe, and his 14-month-old 

sister, Allison. 

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June Hantoy and her daughter, Jessica, 1, 

pick apples at Plymouth Orchards and Cider 

Mill. The Hanleys were among those partici- 

Staff photo* 

by John Stormzand 

THE MOMS AND TOTS group 

has different activities each month; 

parties are held at Halloween, 

Christmas and Easter. 

"The kids get to meet other 

kids." The mothers also enjoy the 

meetings. { 

The skies were a bit cloudy during 

last*week's get-together, but 

group members chose not to cancel 

their outing. 

"It was just like this when we 

came out last year," Hetter said. 

The group included babies and tots. 

"Sometimes, they get a little 

antsy," she said. The children are 

generally well-behaved during 

group outings. 

Kathy Wanamaker of Canton, 

who's also involved with the Moms 

and Tots group, was among those 

enjoying last week's get-together. 

She was with her children, Kelly, 8 

months, and Brian, S 1 *. 

"Oh, I think this is fun," 

Wanamaker said. "I like doing this 

kind of thing." 

Kelly "just comes along for the 

ride," but her older brother was 

ablt to play with the other children. 

"He loves being with the kids," 

she said. 

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pating in last week's Canton Newcomers' 

Moms and Tots outing. 

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A wagon ride is part ol the fun for the Moms and Tots 

group. Group members have different activities each 

month, including parties at Halloween, Christmas and 

Easter. 

Symphony set 

for fall concert 

Debra Fayrttian, a Detroit Symphony 

Orchestra cellist, will be the 

featured soloist at the Plymouth 

Symphony Orchestra's opening concert 

of the 1988-89 season. 

The coqcert. featuring Russian 

masterworks, will be held at 8 p.m 

Saturday, Oct. 1, in the auditorium of 

Plymouth Salem High School, 46181 

Joy Road, Canton. 

The Plymouth Symphony Orchestra 

is starting its 43rd season. Russell 

Reed is the PSO's music director 

and conductor. 

Debra Fayroian, formerly principal 

cellist with the Toledo Symphony 

Orchestra, is well-known to music 

lovers in the Detroit area. She has 

appeared in recital in Detroit, Toronto. 

New York. Toledo. Ann Arbor 

and other cities. Her student years 

were spent at the University of 

Michigan, Interlochen. and the Aspen 

Music Festival. 

DURING THAT time, Fayroian 

received many awards and scholarships. 

She-was a soloist with the U-M 

orchestras andât Interlochen. Under 

the guidandrtff the Juilliard String 

Quartet, she began an intensive 

study program in chamber mysie 

Fayroian maintains an active performing 

schedule with the many concert 

series in the Detroit area. 

Ticket prices are $8 for adults and 

Debra Fayroian 

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$7 for seniors. Admission is free of 

charge for students in kindergarten 

through 12th grade. Tickets are 

available at Beitner's Jewelry, 904 

W. Ann Arbor Trail, Plymouth, at 

Arnoldt Williams Music, 5701 N 

Canton Center Road, Canton; and at 

the Plymouth Symphony Society office. 

451-2112. Tickets may also be 

bought at the box office the evening 

of the performance. 

Following the opening concert, the 

Plymouth Symphony Society will 

host an afterglow reception for the 

audience. Donation is |8. The reception, 

to be held at the home of Wendell 

and Margaret Smith, will include 

wine and chfese, dessert and 

coffee. For reservations, call Sue' 

Decker. 453-9223. 

The "Overture to Colas Breugnor. 

will begin the all-Russian program 

at the Saturday, Oct. 1, performance 

.Composed by Dmitri Kavalevsky in 

1937«.it is regarded as his most significant 

work, and is based on stories 

by Rolland. 

A PROLIFIC composer, he studied 

at the Moscow Conservatory and 

began his music career at age 21. By 

the time be was 35, Kavalevsky had 

written four symphonies, two piano 

concertos, a series of string quartets 

and many piano pieces and songs. 

The concert will include Aram 

Khachaturian's" 1 "Cello Concerto," 

which was composed during the 

summer of 1946. This work echoes 

the painful experiences of wartime, 

especially in its first two movements. 

The second theme most clearly 

bears the composer's personal signature 

Its character echoes the folk 

songs and dances of Armenia and 

Azerbaijan, taught to him by his 

mother in Tiflis, the capital of 

Georgia, where he lived during his 

early years. 

Nicholas Rimsky-Korsakov's colorful 

and brilliant symphonic suite, 

"Scheherazade," will close the evening 

of Russian masterpieces. That 

symphonic suite is based on the tales 

of the book "The Arabian Nights." 

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• CHILDBIRTH SERIE8 

\ Tbe Plymouth Childbirth Education 

Association will offer a sevenweek 

childbirth aeries, starting at 

T:80 p.m. Thursday, Sept It, at 

Newburj United Methodist 

36500 Ann Arbor Trail, 

ly registration is advised. To register 

or for more information, call 450- 

7477. /\ 

• WESTSIDE H 

Westside Singles II will bold a 

-»• dance/party from 30 pjn. to 1 ajn. 

Friday, Sept. 30, at tbe Livonia Elks 

Lodge, 31117 Plymouth Road, east 

of Merriman. The dance/party is for 

singles age 25 and older. Dressy attire 

should be worn (DO Jeans). Eddie 

Rogers will be the disc jockey. Price 

is $4 For more information, call the 

hotline, M2-3170. 

• SYMPHONY AUDITIONS 

Auditions Will be held Saturday, 

Oct 1, for the positions of assistant 

principal cello and assistant principal 

bass with tbe Plymouth Sympbo-_ 

ny Orrbestra. Musicians will play 

with the PSO during the 19S8-39 season. 

To apply for an audition appointment, 

call William Hulsker, 

personnel manager, 577-6424, 577- 

0401 or 925-6143. Auditions will be 

held st Eastern Michigan University 

in Ypsilanti. Compensation is $20 

per service. 

• APPLE FESTIVAL 

Tbe Apple Festival will be held 

from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, Oct 

1, is Plymouth's Old Village, nose 

attending will be able to munch on 

apples from Plymouth Orchards, or 

to take home a bushel or peck of apples. 

Cider will also be available. 

Hayrides or pony rides, ao outdpor 

antique fair, entertainment and 

other activities are planned. An auction 

will be held at 10 ajn. Saturday, 

Oct 1. 

• NEWBURG SINGLES 

Tbe Newburg Singles will meet 

Saturday, Oct 1, at Stoyan's Inn, 

36047 Plymouth Road, Livonia. Dinner 

will be at 7:30 pjn., dancing at 9 

pm For dinner reservations, call 

663-0014 by ftpjn. Friday, Sept 30. 

• BETHANY WEST 

Bethany West will host s dance st 

9 p.m. Saturday, Oct 1, at St Robert 

Beliarmine Church, at West Chicago 

and Inkster roads in Redford. 

Bethany West is a support group, for 

separated and divorced people. 

There will be a short meeting before 

tbe dance. Price is |6, including beer 

and set-ups. Music will be by Chico. 

Tbe dance is for singles oyer age 2L 

^For more information, call 726-7611. 

• BONSAI SOCIETY 

TV Ann Arbor Bonsai Society will 

Wl its annual show from noon to 5 

p.m. Sunday, Oct 2, at the Matthaei 

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Botanical Gardens, 1600 N. Dixboro 

Road, Ann Arbor. Trees from tbe 

Seevers Collection will be featured, 

along with other prise-winning bonsai 

There will be several demonstrations 

by area expats. Tbe public 

may attend. Price is 91. There will 

be s small sales table. 

• PHOENIX DANCE 

Phoenix will bold a dance/party 

from 8:30 pjn. to 12:30 ajn. Sunday, 

Oct 2, at the Monaghan Knights of 

Columbus Hall, 19601* Farmington 

Road, between Seven Mile and Eight 

Mile roads in Livonia. Tbe dance/ 

party is for singles age 21 and older. 

Dressy attire should be worn (no 

)eans). There will be a disc jockey 

and a cash bar. Price is $4 For more 

information, call Ruth, 471-1246. 

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• 60-PLUS 

Area senior citizens may attend 

the 60-PI us potlnck luncheon at noon 

Monday, Oct 3, in fellowship hall of 

the First United Methodist Church of 

Plymouth. 45201 N. Territorial 

Road. Those attending should bring 

their own table service and a dish to 

pass. The speaker, John Thackaberry 

from Citizens Against Crime, will 

discuss "Saving Lives Through Education." 

• ALZHEIMER'S GROUPS 

Tbe Plymouth Family Support 

Groups of the Alzheimer's Disease 

and Related Disorders Association 

will meet Monday, Oct 3, and 

Wednesday, Oct 5. The evening 

group will meet at 7 p.m Monday. 

Oct 3, and the afternoon group will 

meet at 1 p.m. Wednesday, Oct 5. 

Meetings are held at the Plymouth 

Cultural Center, 525 Farmer St. 

Groups are for caregivers, family 

members and friends of people who 

have Alzheimer's. For more information, 

call 557-6277. 

• THREE CITIES 

The Three Cities Art Club will 

meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Oct. 3, at 

tbe meeting room of Plymouth 

Township Hall, 42350 E. Ann Arbor 

Road at Lilley. TWs month's guest 

will be Bladen McClelland, co-owner 

of P & M Studios in Plymouth's Old 

Village. He will do a pastel demonstration. 

The public may attend. Donation 

is $2. For more information, 

call Kay Fill, club president, 455- 

5805. 

•CAESAREAN CLASS 

Tbe Plymouth Childbirth Education 

Âssociation will offer a 

orientation at 7:30 p.m. 

Oct 3, at Newburg United 

Church, 36500 Ann Arbor 

Livonia. A Caesarean birth 

film will be shown. Tbe session is for 

couples anticipating a Caesarean 

birth and for Lamaxe-prepared couples 

seeking information on birth options. 

Advance registration is not required. 

Price is 81 per person, payable 

at the door. For more 

information, call 459-7477. " 

• BY MYSELF 

By Myself is a new club for singles. 

Club members will meet at 7 

pjn. Tuesday, Oct. 4, at the Dunning- 

Hough Library, 223 S. Main St.. 

Plymouth. Other activities include a 

Sunday. Oct 9, outing to Frankenmuth, 

Bavarian Inn, featuring 10 

a.m. shopping at Bronner's Christmas 

Shop and other stores. For reservations, 

call 453-3692. From 7 to 

11 p.m. Friday, Oct. 14, club members 

will enjoy a hayride, barn dance 

and potluck dinner. Deadline for reservations 

is Wednesday. Oct. 5. For 

reservations, call 453-3692. 

• BIRTH SERIES 

The Plymouth Childbirth Education 


childbirth series, starting at 

7:30 p.m Wednesday. Oct. 5. at First 

Presbyterian Church of Plymouth, 

701 Church St. Early registration is 

advised. To register or for more information. 

call 459-7477. 

• NEWCOMERS LUNCH 

The Plymouth Newcomers will 

meet Thursday, Oct 6, at the Hillside 

Inn, 41661 Plymouth Road, 

Plymouth. Hospitality time will be 

at 11:30 ajn., with lunch served at 

noon. A lingerie style show will be 

presented by Sunny J's of Plymouth. 

Luncheon price is $8.75. Deadline to 

make reservations is noon Monday. 

Oct. 3. For reservations or more information. 

call 453-6994 or 420-0978. 

• EPILEPSY SUPPORT 

The Epilepsy Support Program 

will meet Thursday, Oct 6, at the 

Resurrection Lutheran Church, 8850 

Newburgh Road, Livonia. Meetings 

are held once a month. For more in- 

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• SUPERWOMAN MYTH 

Pat Materka will be the speaker 

at the Friday, Oct. 7, brunch hosted 

by the Preludes of tbe Plymouth 

Symphony League at the Plymouth 

Elks Lodge, 41700 E. Ann Arbor 

Road. The brunch will be held-from 

9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Materka is 

the director of development and public 

relations for the University of 

Michigan's Division of Physical Education. 

She will discuss ways to 

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Time Management Guide for Women" 

and "Workshops and Seminars: 

Planning, Promoting and Profiting" 

and of many articles. She has conducted 

workshops and courses and 

has given presentations for corporations. 

professional organizations, 

universities, community colleges 

and others. Tickets, priced at 812, 

are available at Armbruster's Bootery 

in downtown Plymouth. 

• GEER YARD SALE 

The Geer School Mothers' Club 

will sponsor a yard sale from 9 a.m. 

to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 

8-9. The school is on Plymouth Road 

at Gotfredson. Geer School is a oneroom 

schoolhouse, built in the late 

19th century. Proceeds will be used 

for the restoration of the school. 

Those who would like to donate 

items may call Carol Guregian. 453- 

2893 

• CARD PARTY 

The Auxiliary" to Mayflower-Lt. 

Gamble Post No. 6695, Veterans of 

Foreign Wars, will present it* 10th 

annual fall luncheon and card party. 

Luncheoif will be served from 11:30 

a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday. Oct. 8, and 

will be followed by an afternoon of 

eard playing. The VFW Hall is at 

1426 S. Mill St.. Plymouth. Luncbeon-only 

tickets, priced at $3.50, will 

• 2 4 " 

While supplies last 1 per customer 

GOOD TASTE NEED NOT BE EXPENSIVE ~ 

• Precious Moments • Hudson Pewter 

• Blown Glass • Crystal Art Glass • Music Boxes 

• Anri Wood Carvings • David Winter Cottages • Dolls 

Hummels • Autographed Hummel Price Guide 

30175 Ford Rd. • Garden City • 421-5754 

. Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9 AM -6 P.M.; Sat 9 A k/,-2 P.M 

Ttjuill ca+u a magnifictnt 

portrait for yarn. 

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• Lack of motivation • Easily distractablc 

• Poor grades • Bored • Hyperactive 

• Not completing work • Withdrawn 

• Difficulty relating with peers 

• Disruptive classroom behavior • Underachieving 

Consultation and Evaluation 

• Identifying and undemanding problem areas 

• Recommendations and goal setting : 

• School intervention • Therapeutic intervention 

humonbtk resources 

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Ron Rice, Ph.D. - Licensed Psychologist 

626-2056 

Daytime. E 

Inquiries Arc «fckome 

/ 

be available in advance and at tbe 

door. Tickets for the luncheon and 

cards, priced at 94. will be available 

by advance jale only. Tickets may 

be purchased by calling Veneta 

Hornbeck, 453-6040, or Tbelma Van- 

Buren, 961-9289. There will be door 

prizes and a booth with baked goods 

and handmade crafts. Proceeds 

from the Saturday, Oct. 8. event will 

be used for the auxiliary's charitable 

projects. 

• TRI-COUNTY 

Tri-County Singles will hold a 

dance/party from 8:30 p.m. to 1:30 

a.m. Saturday, Oct. 8, at tbe Livonia 

Elks Lodge, 31117 Plymouth Road. 

Tbe dance/party is for singles over 

age 21. Dressy attire should be worn. 

Price is |4. For more information, 

call the hotline, 843-8917. 

• PHOENIX DANCE 

Phoenix wilt bold a dance / party 

for singles from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 

a.m. Sunday, Oct. 9, at tbe Monaghan 

Knights of Columbus Hall, 19801 

Farmington Road, between Seven 

Mile and Eight Mile roads in Livonia. 

The dance/party is for singles 

age 21 and older. Dressy attire 

should be worn (no jeans). There will 

be a disc jockey and a cash bar. 

Price is |4. For more information, 

call Ruth, 471-1248. 

• PREPARATION CLASS 


Association will offer a childbirth 

preparation class at 7:30 p.m. 

Monday, Oct. 17, at Newburg United 

Methodist Church, 36500 Ann Arbor 

Trail, Livonia. This introduction to 

childbirth preparation classes will 

feature a birth film. Price is $1 per 

person, payable at the door. Advance 

registration is not required. For 

more information, call 459-7477. ; 

• BIRTH SERIES 


Association will offer a sevepweek 

childbirth series, starting at 

7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 18. at St. Michael 

Lutheran Church, 7000 SheJ 

don. Canton. Another seven-we^k 

childbirth series will start at 10 ^.ra 

Saturday, Oct. 22, at Holy Trinity 

Church, 39020 Five Mile Road, Livonia. 

Early registration is advised. To 

register or for more information, 

call 459-7477. . ' • 

9 

• THEATER BENEFIT ^ 

The Zonta Club of Northwest 

Wayne County will hold a theater 

benefit at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct 

27, at the historic Marquis "ITieaifr 

in downtown North ville. The benefit 

will support First Step, a spouse 

abuse shelter .^Shenandoah," -a Civil 

War musical, will be performed On 

the stage of the Marquis Theater 

The evening will begin with wine 

and cheese. Curtain time is 8 p.m 

Ticket price is 112.50 per person. To 

reserve tickets, call Lav erne Eady, 

626-4711. or Glenna Merillat, 453 

7146. Zonta International is a service 

organization for executive women In 

business and the professions. The local 

club has raised funds for the last 

seven years to support the work ef 

First Step. 

• BIRTH PROGRAM 



childbirth series starting at 

7:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct 27, at Geneva 

Onited Presbyterian Church, 5835 

N. Sheldon Road. Canton. Early reg- 

, istration is advised. To register Or 

for more information, call 459-7477. 

FREE — WHILE YOU WAIT 

CHOLESTEROL SCREENING 

OCTOBER 6th 

10:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. 

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REDFORD 

538-0110 

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That's because HAP helps keep your body running smoothly by covering trine everything from 

routine office visits to hospitalization to lab tests to maternity care. Plus, HAP offers you mores*» 

than 1,600 physicians at 23 medical centers. 18 area hospitals 

and hundreds of individual doctor's office locations. 

So health care is always nearby. 

For more information* call 872-8100. And learn all of 

the reasons why your human body deserves to be covered 

. by Health Alliance Plan. 

Moms and Tots meet 

Contlntjad from Papa 2 

WANAMAKER CHOSE to leave 

her job wben Brian waa born, 

is grateful she was able to 

She'd worked at a computer com- - 

pany in Ann Arbor. 

"I could afford to do it A lot of 

people can't afford to do it" 

Wanamaker is glad she can - 

.spend time with her children while 

they're growing up. She and ber 

husband were married nine years 

before their son was born. 

n e w v o i c e s 

John and Jill Halpin of Dearborn 

announce the birth of a daughter, 

JLaucan Elizabeth, Sept. 1 at Oakwood 

Hospital in Dearborn Grandparents 

are Mr. and Mrs. R.O. Sturdy 

Jr. of Plymouth and Mrs. James 

N. Halpin of Detroit. Great-grandparents 

are Leland Kennedy of Livonia, 

Mr. amd Mrs. R.O. Sturdy Sr. of 

Canton and Mrs. Maria Insalata of 

Chicago, 111. 

Stephen and Mary Ann Brace of 

Plymouth announce the birth of a 

son, James Allen, Sept. 16, at St Joseph 

Mercy Hospital in Ann Arbor. 

Grandparents are Eston and 

Bethany Brace of Lake Worth, Fla. 

BUI and Carol Herrick of Canton 

announce the birth of a son, Michael 

to be a mom- 

ter, alao a full-tin^ 

work in a research 

her.' husband moved 

)pre from St. Louis, Mo. In addition 

to caring for ber children, Hetter is l» 

a graduate student in education at 

Eastern Michigan University. 

"It's a lot pf fun," Hetter said of 

time spent with her children, 

bejng there "when you 

% v - 4 

see the dtement In their faces or 

when they 

Lewis, Aug. 2 at Botsford General 

Hospital in Farmington Hills. Grandparents 

are Mr. and Mrs. William 

Fletcher of Traverse City, Mich., 

and Mr. and Mrs. William Herrick of 

Redford Township. Michael has a 

brother, Willie, 5, and two sisters. 

Tar a, 13, and Lauren, 2. 

David and Elaine Kennedy of Ann 

Arbor announce the birth of a son, 

Scott Frederick, Sept 12 at St. Joseph 


Grandparents are Frederick and 

Virginia Meyer of Chelsea and 

Thomas and Janice Kennedy of 

Plymouth. Scott Frederick has an 

older brother. Mark. 

Scott and Tami Conner of Livonia 

announce the birth of a daughter. 

The Romance of Fall 

Come aboard the Star of Detroit and discover the spectacular colors 

of fall . . . 

Enjoy full buffets of the finest selection of fresh salads, beef, seafood, 

and poultry and your favorite domestic wines. 

Experience the romance of cruising beneath the stars, the fresh fall 

breezes of the open observation deck and dancing the night away to 

your favorite tunes — a fall to treasure courtesy of the Star of 

Detroit. 

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For information and reservations call 

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Major credit cards accepted. 

Rnerwtions xcrp»«f vtarôund. gift certificate tn available. 

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Aluminum Siding? 

Steel Siding? 

The Moms and Tota enjoy 

their wagon ride at Plymouth 

Orchards and Cider 

Mill. * 

Cayiie Renee, Sept. 6 at St. Joseph 


Grandparents are Steve and Mary 

Anna Harper of Plymouth, Dimple 

Rikard of Plymouth. Dofivin and 

Marilyn Conner of Birmingham and 

Olin and Linda Rikard of Linden, 

Mich. Great-grandparents are Ival 

Mueller of Vincennes, Ind., Elizabeth 

Rikard of Horn beak. Term., and Minnie 

Conner of Fayetteville, W. Va. 

Cay lie Renee has a brother, Christopher. 

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Tulips, 

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Daffodils. 

Allium and. 

many morel 

Over 100 

varieties of bulbs in 

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should be planted 

approximately Sept. 15 

through Nov. 15. 

Special Purchase 

Mixed Tulips 

25/$4.99 

pHMOUTH 

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Mon.-Sat. 9-6 

Sun. 10-6 •—r 9900 Plymouth Road 

Just 7 miles west of 1-275 

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Poly-Silk Blouses 

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Pattern Corduroys 

DEPT. STORE $34 19" 

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Fine Guage Sweaters 

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FOR PETE SAKE 

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DEPT. STORE U *U 

AND MUCH MUCH MORE! 

Famous Fashion Labels*.. Always 20-50% Off!

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130 A M HatrSacftartM —' 

EPISCOPAL 

SAINT ANDREWS 

EPISCOPAL CHURCH 

Hubbard Roed 

Livonia. Michigan 48154 

421-9461 

19:30 A.M. Ho^fEucharist 

Saturday 5:00 P.M. Hoiy Euchartsl 

Sunday 7:46 AM. Hoiy Eucharist 

900 AM Chriatlan Education tor af agaa 

10 00 A.M. Holy Euchanat 

Sunday Morning - Nurswy Cars At 

7 ^ 

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LUTHERAN CHURCH MISSOURISYNJOCT 

CHRIST OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN CHURCH 

14175 Farmington Rd. (Just N. of Jeffries X-Way) 

.i| Livonia Phone: 522-6830 

LUTHER A. WERTH, PASTOR 

^ Sunday Worship 630 6 11:00 A.M . 

||l Sunday School a Bible Claaa 9:45 A.M. 

Week Day School, Pre-School, Kindergarten 

TUNE IN THE LUTHERAN HOUR. 7:30 A.M. SUNDAY • WXYT-AM RADIO (1270) 

ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN 

Church & School 5885 Venoy 

IB* N of Ford Rd., Westland 425-0260 

Divine Worship 8*11 A.M. 

Bible Claaa a SS 940 A.M. 

Monday Evening Service 7:30 PM. 

Ralph Ftachar. Paator 

Gary D HeadapoM. Associate Pastor 

HOSMtU-TAMtLUPeUM CHURCH I SCHOOL 

9600 L^wv^me • So. Bedford • 937-2424 

• Rev Glenn Kopper 

Rev Lerenc Wltlo 

WORSHIP WITH US 

Sundays 8 :30 « 11:00 A M 

Monday Evening 7 00 P M 

Sunday SctraoJ a Bible Ctaeaes 9:45 A.M. 

Christian School: Pra-»chool-8th Grade 

Carol Heidi , Principal 937-2233 

GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH 

MISSOURI SYNOO 

25630 GRAND RIVER at BEECH DALY 

532-2266 REDFORD TWP. 

Sunday Services snd 

Sunday School 

9:15 4 11:00 A.M. 

Rev. Victor F. Halboth, Jr., Paator 

Air Conditioned 

Rev Thomas Wider. Pastoral Asst 

Rev V F Halboth. Sr.. Pastor Emeritus 

EVANGELICAL 

LUTHERAN 

CHURCH 

IN AMERICA 

FAITH LUTHERAN 

30000 Five Mile. East of Merrlman 

421-7249 

Holy Communion 

8 15 and 10:45 A M 

Bible Class 9:30 A.M 

Nursery & Sunday School 10:45 A.M. 

Tuesday Classes K-8 4:15 P M 

Come Share The Spintl 

ST. MICHAEL LUTHERAN CHURCH 

Worship Service 8:00 4 11:00 AJA 

Pastor: Jerry Yarnell 

Assistant: Drex Morion 

Youth Director. Glnnie Hauck 

7000 N ShekJon. Canton Twp. • 459-3333 

(Just South of Warren Rd ) 

APOSTOLIC 

LUTHERAN 

CHURCH 

FIRST APOSTOLIC 

LUTHERAN CHURCH 

26325 Halstead Road at 11 Mile 

Farmington Hills, Michigan 

Services Every Sunday at 10:30 a.m. 

Also, 1st & 3rd Sunday at 7:00 p.m. 

Sunday School - 9:15 a.m. 

Bible Class - Tuesday 7:45 p.m. 

Song Services - Last Sunday 

of Month 7.00 p.m. 

rrri 

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HjS€D (T»R»sr 


46250 Ann Arbor Goad 

Plymouth 453-5252 

The Rev. K.M. Mehrl, Pastor 

Worship Service 

8:30 and 11:00 A.M. 

.Sunday School and 

Adult Bible 8tudy 

9:45 A.M. 

Wednesday Bible Study 10 A M 

Nursery Provided 

St. Peul'a Lutheran Miaeouri Synod 

20805 Middlemen at 8 Mile 

Farmington Htlla • 474-0675 

The Rev Ralph E Unger, Pastor 

The Rev Cart E. Mehl. Pastoral Assistant 

SATURDAY WORSHIPS P M 

SUNDAY WORSHIP 8 30 4 11 A M 

SUN SCHOOL/BIBLE CLASS 10 A M 

CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Grades K-8 

Randy ZtaHnakl, Principal 474-2488 

ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN 

MISSOURI SYNOO 

High & Elrti Streets. Norttwille 

T. Lubeck, Pastor 

- C. Boerger-Pulpit Asst 

Church 349-3140 - School 349-3116 

Sunday Worship 8:30 & 11:00 A M 

Sunday School 10:00 A.M. 

Saturday Vespers 6:00 P.M 


WISCONSIN SYNOD 

Wisconsin Evangelical 

Lutheran Churches 

WISCONSIN LUTHERAN 

RADIO HOUR 

WCAR 1090SUNDAY 10:30 A M. 

In Livonia 

St. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church 

17810 Farmington Rd. - 

Paator Carl Pagel • 261-1360 

Services 8.30 4 11:00 A.M 


In Plymouth 

St Peter Ev. Lutheran Church 

1343 Pennirnan Ave. 

Pasior Mark Freier • 453-3393 

Worship Services 8:00 & 10:30 A.M. 

Sunday School and 

Bible Class 9:15 A.M 

!n Redford Townahip 

Lola Park Ev. Lutheran Church 

14750 Kinloch 

Pastor Edward Zeli • 532-8655 

Worship Services 8:30 4 11:00 A.M. 


UNITED METHODIST 

P B i , , : , : , : ....................................... x,,.x.x.S3S| 

— - 

ST. MATTHEWS 

UNITED METHODIST 

30900 SI* Mile Rd. 0e*JT Strong 

MlMrmwIWMnn MbMMr • 422-8038 

10:00 A.M. Worship Service 

10:00 A.M. Church School 

(3 yrs. - 8th Grade) 

10:00 A.M. Jr. 6 Sr. High Class 

11:15 A.M. Adult Study Class 

Nursery Proceed 

GARDEN CITY FIRST 

UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 

Or. David A. Russell 421-6628 

Worship Service 

M0AM. 


6443 Merriman Rd. 

(Bet. Ford Rd. a Warren) 

Garden City 

NEWBURG UNITED 

METHODIST CHURCH 

36600 Ann Arbor Trail 

Uvonis'a Oidest Church 

422-0148 

' 9 15 4 11.-00 AM. 

Worship 4 8unday School 

October 2nd 

Thert'8 No Place Uka 

Rev. Roy Forsyth preaching 

Or. Oevtd E. Church. 

Rev. Roy Forsyth 

Mjrsery fVovWerf 

NARDIN PARK UNITED 

METHODIST CHURCH 

29887 West Eleven MM* Road 

Just West of Middlebeit 

471 «aac 

Farming ton HMe 

9:15 & 11:00 AM 

Worshtc 

October 2nd 

-Lying In Jerusalem 

Rev Oevtd R. Strobe 

Or WStam A. ««nar . Paator 

Rev Qeorge Ksoojrn 

Rev Oevtd R StroOe Assoc Pasior 

Mr Ms»m Roos us 0«r ol WlusK 

aa Roy. Olr. at Educ Procrsmrmny 

Bev MMer. Dir of CMdrw i umistrx 

CHERRY Ml UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 

Rev. Randy WNtcomb 

Worship Service Sunday School 

8:30 and 11:00 A.M. # 30 A.M 


321 Ridge Roed 

>ust South of Cherry Hill in Canton 

ALDIRSQATB 

UNITED MCTHOOiST CHURCH 

(Redford Twp.) 

10000 BEECH DALY ROAD 

Osfsan Plymouth snd Wee- Cfttcago 

— 

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EVANGELICAL PRESBYTERIAN 

WARD EVANGELICAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 

Farmington and Sis Mile Rd * 22 ~ 1150 

Sunday Sarvice Broadcast 

9:30 A.M. WMUZ-fM 103.5 


at All Services 

ÛNITEDCHURCH^ 

OF QrlRIST 

Salem 

United Church of Christ 

' tMM OAKLAND AVENUE 

F ARMING TON. MCHtGAN 4S024 

474-«aao 

© (*ti) 

Sunday Worship. 10 45 A M 

Church School. 9:30 A M 

Barrier Free Sanctuary Nur»or> 9rovxM

achievers obituaries 

Stacia Rannan, 

Becker. Laura BodeU, David 

âckeobach, Cholley Kuhanedt 

'Mod Robert Shimm*! all -» • 

Plymouth Salem High School 

students, hare been 

commended students In tha lttt 

National Merit 

i by the National 

i Corp. 

Principal Gerald CMola 

announced that these seniors 

placed in the top 50,000 of du. 

than 1 million participants in the 

34th annual Merit Program and 

will receive a letter of 

commendation in recognition of 

outstanding academic procatoa. 

»• 'Participants in the cnrrent 

Merit Program entered tie-, 

competition by taking aptitude 

tests in October 1987 as high 

school Juniors. 

WN 

-• Ten Plymouth residents 

'and eight Canton residents 

. recently woe degree candidates 

• from the University of Michigan, 

•-'The Plymouth residents are 

• Debra Jo Behr, Dennis Mark 

Brown, Sarah jane D. Brown, 

Todd Grant Gattoni, Stacy Ann 

Heath, Gerald D. High, Daniel 

Kenneth Kelley, Mary Clare 

£ Killian, Joseph G, Walaca vage 

'and Mark J. Kleabir The Canton 

^residents are Thomas George 

^Parish, Patrick Richard Ratigaa. 

JlMary C. Riedy, Constance Leong, 

Shames C. McAlpine, Tamara Ann 

-Campbell, Tyrone Pierre 

Clemons and Leslie Jean 

Schmantowsky. 

Anurag Mohan Cham 

and Julie K. MacDougall, both of 

Canton, graduated from Oakland 

University during September 

commencement ceremonies at 

Shotwell-Gustafson Pavilion. 

Chris Romanowski of 

Canton recently competed in the 

American Guild of Music's 

National Competitions held this 

year in Washington, D C. He 

performed a snare solo and drum 

set solos. Romanowski, a senior 

at Plymouth Salem High School 

• and member of the Plymouth 

Cantoo Educational Park 

Marching Band and the 

Symphony Band, won the North 

American Invitational 

Championship for drums 

The award is the AGMs most 

prestigious In addition to the 

National Championship, ha 

placed first in four other 

categories This enabled him to 

win tbe All-Around Drum 

Championship. He is studying 

percussion with Dan Maslawka at 

at the Center for Creative Studies 

— Institute of Music and Dance 

in Detroit 

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CULLEN E. HELTON 

services for Cullen B. 

Helton, 73, of Detroit were Sept 23 

at the Schrader Funeral Home with 

the Rev. Mark Moore officiating. 

Burial was in Oakland Hills Memorial 

Gardens in NovL 

Mr. Helton, born July 25, 1919, in 

Knox County, Ky., died Sept 21 in 

Detroit He was a foreman with 

Chrysler for 30 years. Mr. Helton 

lived in Detroit most of his life. 

Ha Is survived by his daughters, 

Annetta Carries of Westland, Vivian 

Baxter of Rhode Island, N.Y.; Wanda 

of Belleville; son, Jerotqe 

i of T-snsing, 14 grandchildren, 

one great-grandchild; and brother. 

Monroe Helton of Pontine. 

Memorial contributions may be 

given to the Agape Center. 

VERA TAYLOR 

Funeral services for Vera Taylor, 

78, of Plymouth were Sept 24 at the 

Holy Trinity Lutheran Church with 

the Rev. Robert Seltz officiating. 

Burial was in Glen Eden Cemetery 

in Livonia with local arrangements 

by Schrader Funeral Home 

, Mrs. Taylor came to the Plymouth 

Community la 1974 from Detroit She 

was a member of Holy Trinity Lu- 

Albert Taylor of Plymouth, 

son, Albert Taylor of Jamestown, 

N.Y.; daughter, Patricia Half acre of 

and 

four 

theran Church in Livonia. 

Mrs Taylor was born Nov. 9, M>09, 

in Toledo, Ohio. She died Sept SI la 

Plymouth. 


made to the American Heart Associativa 

of Michigan, the Leukemia 

Foundation fr Holy Trinity Lutheran 

Mrs. Taylor is survived by her Chore* 

Close of Registration tor Geoeral Bsctkm 

CITY OP PLYMOUTH 

CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF PLYMOUTH 

LEGAL NOTICE 

Please note that Tuesday, October 11, IMS Is tte last day of Registration for tbe 

General Election to be held oo Tuesday, Nov amber S, IMS. Registration for City 

electors will be taken at tbe office of the Deputy City Clark's Office at Ml Sooth 

Main Street in Plymouth and registration for TOwssMp alee lot i at the office of 

tbe Township Clerk at 42350 Ann Arbor Road Tbe phone number of the City 

Deputy Clerk is 4S3-1234; that of the Township Clark, 4M-M40. The offices of 

both are open from 830 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. 

WILLIAM GRAHAM. Clerk 

City of Plymouth 

PabU*. September M ud October I. ltd 

GREAT AMERK 

I N V E S T O 

U.S. SAVINGS BOMOM 

THE GSEAT AMERICAN INVESTMENT 

Bods heW heJd less than fhanllve yeo^ earn o lower 

rot©. A public service o> publication 

What a 

• . "v / 

ESTHER HULSING, Clerk 

Charier Township of Plymouth 

Lloyd Mokler is arv expert 

at managing his business—on 

the open field, and 

in the investment field. He 

buys U.S. Savings Bonds. 

Today's Bonds pay competitive 

rates. To find out 

more, or to buy Bonds, call' 

1-8QO-US-BONDS. 

BETTY SIMMONS GOBIEL 

Betty Simmons Gobiel, 51, died 

Sept 15 after a long illness in Vacaville, 

Calif. Mrs. Gobiel was born 

June 14,1937, in Plymouth. 

Mrs. Gobiel graduated from 

Plymouth High School in 1955 and 

lived in the Plymouth and Wayne 

areas until moving to San Francisco 

in 1977. 

Mrs. Gobiel is survived by ber 

mother, Truda Simmons of Plymouth; 

daughters, Micbell McCormick 

of Ann Arbor, Kim Lambert Kelly 

Gonzalea and Kerry Rosa, all of Cal- 

ifornia; son. Monty Gobiel of Calif.; 

six grandchildren; sister, Mary Simmons; 

brothers, John Tobln and Dick 

Simmons of Plymouth; and brother. 

Rob Chance of Seattle. 


made to the American Lung Association 

KEITH LEWIS BURTON 

Memorial services for Keith Lewis 

Burton, wbo died Sept. 10 in Traverse 

City, were Oct 1 in Cantoo at 

Geneva Presbyterian Church. Tbe 

Rev. Kenneth Gruebel officiated. 

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 

PLYMOUTH CHARTER TOWNSHIP 

PLANNING COMMISSION 

TO AMEND TEXT: Section 24.11 of Zoning Ordinance No. 83 of tbe Charter 

Township of Plymouth- 

DATE OF HEARING: October 1®, 1888 

TIME OF HEARING 730 P.M. 

PLACE . OF HEARING 42350 Ann Arbor Road 

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tbe Planning Commission of Plymouth Charter 

Township proposes oo its own motion to ameod Zoning Ordinance No. 83, by 

amending Article XXIV, Section 2411 "APPEAL FROM THE DECISION OF 

THE PLANNING COMMISSION", as follows 

Section 24.11 presently reads as follows: 

Tbe determination of tbe Planning Commission with respect to site plan 

and development approval is appealable to the Board of Appeals, upon 

written request for a hearing before said Board of Appeals In the absence 

of such request being filed within thirty (30) days after determination 

of the Planning Commission, such determination is final 

Section 24.11 is hereby proposed to be amended to read as follows: 

This sectioo is proposed to be repealed. Note: By repealing this section 

the determination of the Planning Commission will he final. 

NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that tbe proposed amendment to tbe text as 

printed, may be examined at tbe Township Hall, Department of Planning. 42350 

Ann Arbor Road, during regular business hours, 8:30 am. to 5,00 p.m., until tbe 

date of the Public Hearing. Written comments concerning the request will be 

received prior to the meeting. Telephone number 453-3187. 

At the Public Hearing, the Planning Commission may recommend tbe text 

change as proposed or as amended. 

Publish September » «»J October 1J 1M* 

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H I A I T H P L A N 

GREGORY WILLIAMS. Secretary 

Planning Commission 

S News that's closer to home 9 

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Cars Chocs* is 

bazaars 

e COUNS-REBEKAH 

Tbe Colins-Rebekah ary 4 

steak dinner will be from 11 ajn. to 

7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 6, at tbe 

Oddfellow Hall, Glen wood and 

Venoy, Wayne. Steak dinner is from 

5-7 p-m. and costs $5 ($2.50 children 

under 12), which includes dessert 

and beverage. There will be handmade 

crafts, a bake table and a 

game table. 

e OUR LADY OF LORETTO 

Exhibit spaces are available for a 

holiday arts and crafts show sponsored 

by Our Lady of Loretto Parent 

Guild from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, 

Nov. 6. Cost per 8-foot space is $25. 

For more information, call 537-1004. 

e GRAHAM SCHOOL 

The Graham School PTA is renting 

tables for its craft show on Dec. 

3 For more information, call 595- 

6781. 

e ST. ANTHONY 

St. Anthony Catholic Church in 

Belleville will have a Christmas arts 

and crafts fair from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. • 

Saturday, Nov. 19. and from 9 a.m. 

to 2 p.m., Nov. 20, at 409 W. Columbia, 

Belleville. Table rental is $10 

"for both days. For more information, 

call 6978-2538 or 697-8822. - 

e ST. PAUL LUTHERAN 

The Lutheran Women's 

ary League of St. Paul Lutheran 

Church will have a Christinas 

Boutique and Santa's Workshop on 

Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 12-13! To 

rent a table, call 421-6704. 

e ss. SIMON AND JUOE 

Ss. Simon and Jude Church in 

Westland will have their aanual 

boutique Saturday and Sunday,?Nov. 

12-13. Tables are available. "Hie cost 

is $20 for both days For more information, 

call 728-4333 or 421-9084. 

e MARSHALL SCHOOL 

Crafters are wanted for the Marshall 

School PTA craft show from 10 

a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. Oct 22, at 

the school. 33901 Curtis, Livonia. 

Table rental is $20 for an 8-foot 

table. For information, call Linda 

Kelley at 525-5337. 

e MADONNA COLLEGE 

Madonna College, 36600 Schoolcraft. 

Livonia, is looking for crafters 

for its holiday craft showcase from 

9:30 a.m. to 4:30 pjn. Sunday, Nov. 6. 

For information, call 591-5126. 

e ST. KEVIN 

Crafters are needed for the annual 

Christmas bazaar at St. Kevin's 

Church Social Hall. 30053 Parkwood, 

Inkster. Rental is $15 per table, f or 

information, call 728-2470 or 595- 

1305. 

e ST. THEODORE 

St. Theodore's Confraternity of 

Christian Mothers will hold a Busy 

Bee Boutique from 10 ajn. to 4 p.m. 

Saturday, Oct 22, at the church, 

8200 Wayne Road, Westland. Items 

by 76 crafters will be on sale. 

e ST. MICHAEL 

St Michael Christian Women's 

Guild will bold its annual arts and 

crafts show from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 

Saturday. Nov. 12, in tbe parish activities 

building otrHubbard Street 

in Plymouth. Crafts by 40 artisans 

will be on sale. 

l WHITE HEATHER 

The White Heather Club, 150 

Vester, Ferndale, Is renting nting Ubles ti at 

$15 each or two for $25 for its arts 

and craft show Saturday, Nov. 12. 

For information, call Marion Nowak 

at 421-4578. 

e REDFORD LUTHERAN 

Table space at $20 per table is 

available for a Christmas arts and 

crafts fair from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, 

Nov. 12. at the Redford Lutheran 

Church. 22159 Grand River, 

Redford. For information, call Debbie 

at 531-9358 or Pat at 534-2552 

e HARRIS-KEHRER VFW 

Applications are being accepted 

for table rental for our annual Mis 

and crafts bazaar oo Nov. 12, at 

Harris-Kehrer VFW Port 3323, 1055 

5. Wayne, near Avoodale, Westland 

For more information, call 326-3323 

or 722-8053 Cut-off day for rentals 

will be Oct. 15. 

e AFSCME 

AFSCME Local 1483 will sponsor 

a craft fair Oct 29 at John Glenn 

High School, 36105 Marquette, Westland 

Cost is $15 a table. All items 

must be handcrafted. For more information, 

call 722-8181. 

e STOTTLEMEYER 

Tbe annual Stottlemeyer Boutique 

will take place Saturday. NOT. 11. 

Table space is still available. Tbe 

echool Is at 34801 Marquette, Weekland. 

For more information, call 

505-2680. 

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e tT-EuzABrm 

St Elizabeth Epiacopal Church 

will boat Its 13th aanaal arts and 

crafts bazaar from *$• a m to «:M 

p.m Saturday, Oct 1L 

will be ceramics, woodcraftad, 

floral arrangements, leather craft, 

rerafta. 

e FARMINGTON MLLft 

CHURCH or GOO 

CraAers are 

and crafts show on Saturday. Nov. 5, 

at First Church of God, Farmington 

Hills, Power Road, between 10 Mile 

and 11 Mile. Table are $15 each. For 

reservations or information, call 

Laurie at 422-7036. 

e ST. PAUL CHURCH OF 

CHRIST 

St Paul Church of Christ will have 

its annual Christmas craft show 

from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, 

Nov. 12. Tables are available. For 

more information, call 278-7270 or 

562-2805. 

e ST. RAPHAEL 

Tables are still available for St 

Raphael's annual craft show from 9 

a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 23, in tbe 

church hall, 5875 Merriman Road, 

one block north of Ford Road, Garden 

City. For more information, call 

261-6757 or 421-9323 (after 6 p.m.). 

e ST. AIDAN / 

Crafters are wanted for St. Aldan's 

annual craft show on Oct. 21. 

For more information, call 471-4730. 

e ROSEDALE GARDENS 

Rosedale Gardens Presbyterian 

will have its annual arts and crafts 

show on Saturday. Nov. 12, at 9601 

Hubbard, Livonia. Tables are $18. 

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to heart disease, kidney disease 

and blindness. So when yuu 

support the American Diabetes 

Association, >uu fight some me A 

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For more information, call Beverly 

at 422-4650 or Bettie at 425-6782 

e NATIVITY CHURCH 

Table space is available for a fall 

arts and crafts bazaar at Nativity 

United Church of Christ, Henry Ruff 

at West Chicago. For information, 

call Deiores Graunstadt at 427-1513 

or the church at 421-5406. 

e TAFT-GALLOWAY 

Table space at $10 per 8-foot table 

or $15 for two tables is available for 

the Taft-Galloway School Christmas 

bazaar and country store Oct 29. 

Bazaar hours will be 10 a.m. to 5 

p.m. For more information, call 

WINTERIZE YOUR 

HOME NOW 

Marsha Sienko at 326-5769. 

e ST. AGATHA 

St. Agatha Women's Club is taking 

reservations for rental of tables at 

its Christmas Boutique Nov. 19. Cost 

is $20. For more information, call 

534-0914. 

e CALVARY MISSIONARY 

Calvary Missionary Church, 29850 

W. Six Mile, Livonia, has openings 

for its Christmas craft boutique Oct 

22. Table fee is $20. For more information, 

call 462-1718 or 261-5050. 

e CHRIST OUR SAVIOR 

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show, sponsored by tbe Ladies Guild 

of Christ Our Savior Lutheran 

Church in Livonia, will take place 

Nov. 5. Tables are $20 For more information, 

call Ruth Farabaugh at 

591-0680 

e GIBSON SCHOOL 

Area crafters can exhibit their 

work at the annual craft fair at Gibson 

School on Saturday. Nov 5. Tables 

are $12. The school is at 12925 

Fen ton. Redford Township For 

more information, call 421-8098 or 

538-4249. 

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e ST. DAMIAN >3 

St. Damian are looking lor 

crafters for its craft show from 50 

a.m. to 4 p.m Saturday, Oct 15. For 

more information, call 522-8095. 

e ST. GENEVIEVE 

St. Genevieve Catholic Church will 

have its annual arts and crafts show 

Saturday through Sunday, Oct 22-23, 

at Fr Wolber Activity Center, 29015 

Jamison Road. Livonia. Tables art 

$25. For more information, call 8ybilla 

Ray at 422-1109 or Oair^Tutte 

at 427-3293 

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WHAT MAKES 

GREATER DETROIT 

- GREAT? 

Throughout the l'_S.. certain cities have become 

synonymous with m^jor industries. 

Pittsbuoth is the city of steel. Dallas is the oil 

capital. .And IK'troit is the Motor City. 

But since that day Henry Ford introduced the 

technology of the-assembly line, the Motor City 

has seen tremendous diversification. The car 

industry's constant searching for improved 

products has led us inU» the world of technology. 

The auto industry developed advanced tech no I 

ogies, bought them, sold them and used them to 

build new manufacturing cities like Detroit's 

Ohrysl'" r Jefferson and the new state-of-the-art 

GM assembly plant. It also brought high 

technology businesses like Bosch and Mazda to 

our area. In Greater Detroit businesses like 

these have created more than 200.000 new jobs 

since 1«*H2. 

ALLEYS AND CORRIDORS FULL OF 

TECHNOLOGY 

According lo 77m bnnhm tUnmnnist magazin*'. 

(••valor Del mil is lodayV fast»»j ^n>w-mg hightech 

(trrwlor in lhe I'niled Stales"—faster llian 

California's Sitioon Valh-v. fast«T evvn than I Virion's 

Route I2H 

Ami Grealer Drtroil s long stretch irf a»hananies has inspired 7V Mill 

'Sim1 Jimrutil lo duh it 'Automation Alley " 

Fi* example, oimiianrs like CiMFRiiUitit'N. KPN. 

Kntech. VuKu Robotics and 

IVnvpinm have located 

here The Center- for 

V 

"nTtnwaoRk- Insntut 

Itelp industry apj»K I 

Machine In 

lelligente 

and ihe 

Industrial 

m Ann Arbor 

n-warch 

IVtroll's Mdn>|»>hian Center HlKh 

Dvltntifc^Q house* and emxHinges 

entrepreneurial h«0t tech eompanir*. 

The Greater Del nut'* auto giants have 

become pant invest «*>» si new manu 

fat-luring systems, which also have 

•wing applications in non auto 

manu&Ki unng pnKT*«r«t TbeOwyirr 

Tbchnofci|C» Center m 

Auburn Hills, the 

Ford St irntifii l.al«s ui iVariwMH. and I lie (remial 

Motors Tech Center in Warren are deigning 

automated manufacturing s>steins" f»il's high twhnolngy, it is 

not the sole consunvr The he&Hh can- industry 

relies on technoto>3> in every phase of medicine 

from n-search through rehabilitation The* full 

spectrum ts exemplified Ia The Detn»it Medical 

Center 

Commit ment to tevhn«4og\ has helped three 

Greater Detroit In ratals earn the honor of being 

featured in the recently ptiMislted hook 7V fr-xt 

Hus/mIiiIs in Ai'Mrun Tiny an- Detroit's Henry 

F«ml Hy land (>"Jr 

international airport gnes 

us quK'k aitv. to tlie wlwale 

«w«rkl And our stralegH fc*a 

tnniw theDrtnMt RMt pns-Hk>s.adontl 

luik to the St l.aw-n-nce S-away ami intematuwial 

shipping lanes, as wll as a link to track- and 

i-ommem• with Canada. 

OUR GREATER QUALITY OF LIFE 

The quality of our techno* isenlianced by our 

quality of life Four fahukHis seasons Uw skung and 

sailing ami rk«a-ns of other ouUfcmr 

sp4 

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Q&E Thursday, September 29. 1966 

Fall fashions: Like reading a book 

7' 

m 

. Fashion panel member Angela Denton models a richly 

: matched back and tan fall shorts outfit from Marti Walker. Acl 

cesories are by Accents Jewelry. 

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If you are suffering from sustained depression, anx- 

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with successful treatment of depressive illness. 

Please contact: 

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wardrobe of Lltt^-boy blues. Classic, 

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of tastes. 

Chapter two surveyed db-the-go 

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' Chapter four was a story in itself 

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SALE 25% follows: 

Section 21.4, Subparagraph 10 presently reads as follow*; 

10. Election signs subject to the following " 

(a) They shall be removed within ten (1) days following the election. 

(b) They «h»n not be placed closer than ooe hundred (100) feet from any 

polling place entrance. 

(c) Tbe candidate shall be responsible for compliance with this section- 

Section 21.4, Subparagraph 10 is hereby proposed to be amended to read as 

follows: 

10. Election signs subject to the following: •' 

(a) They shall be removed within ten (10) days following-the election. 

(b) They shall not be placed closer than ooe hundred (100) feet from any 

polling place entrance. 

(c) Tbe candidate shall be responsible for compliance with this section. 

(d) No election sign is to exceed eight (>) square feet in area, and in the 

case of a ground-mounted election sign, tbe height may not exceed foor 

(4) feet 

NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that tbe proposed amendment to tbe text, as 

printed, may be examined at the Township Hall. Department of Planning. 42350 

Ann Arbor Road, during regular business boors. • JO a m to 5:00 p.m., until tbe 

date of tbe Public Hearing Written comments concerning tbe request will be 

received prior to the meeting. Telephone number 453-3167 

At tbe Public Hearing, tbe Planning Commission may recommend tbe text 

change as proposed or as amended 

Publish September IS tod Octotar 11. 1MI 

GREGORY WILLIAMS, Secretary 

Planning Commission 

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 

PLYMOUTH CHARTER TOWNSHIP 

PLANNING COMMISSION 

TO AMEND TEXT An Ordinance to Amend tbe Zoning Ordinance No. S3 otf 

the Charter Township of Plymouth to amend the text of 

Section S3, paragraph (10), Section 10J, paragraph (7), 

Section 11.3, paragraph (7), Section 12.2, paragraph (2b), 

Section 12-2, paragraph (Sa), Section 122, paragraph (1M), 

Section 13.2, paragraph (Si), Section 14 J. paragraph (7h). 

Section 15.4, paragraph (7h) and Section 20.1 paragraph 

(4), dealing with Outdoor Lighting. 

DATE OF HEARING: October 19.19SS 

TIME OF BEGINNING. 7:20 P M. 

PLACE OF HEARING: 42250 Ann Arbor Road 

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tbe Planning Commission of Plymouth C2»arter 

Township proposes oo its own motion to amend Zoning Ordinance No. S3. 

Section W, paragraph (10). Section 10.2, paragraph (7). Section 11.2, paragraph 

(7). Section 12.2, paragraph (2b), Section 122 paragraph (Sa), Section 111 paragraph 

(121), Section 131, paragraph (Si). Section 14.1 paragraph (7h). Section 

15.4, paragraph (7h), and Section 2S2, paragraph (4), as follows: 

Section 9.3, paragraph (10). Section 10-1 paragraph (7), Section 11 1 paragraph 

(7). Section 112, paragraph (2b), Section 112, paragraph (Sa), Section 12-2, paragraph 

(121), Section 13.3, paragraph (SI), Section 14.2, paragraph (7b), and Section 

1S.4, paragraph (7h) presently read as follows: 

Outdoor i igHrtng Lighting shall be provided in an amount which shall be efficient 

to permit safe movement ot vehicles and pedestrians at night The lighting 

shall be high-pressafre sodium, and shall be so located and designated as to 

reflect light away from adjacent single family residential areas. 

Section 9.1 paragraph (10). Section 10.1 paragraph (7). Section 11-1 paragraph 

(7). Section 12.2. paragraph (2b). Section 11X paragraph (Sa), Sertion l2-l parsgraph 

(121), Section 123, paragraph (SIX Sectioo 141. paragraph Oh), Md Section 

15 4, paragraph (7h) are hereby proposed to be amended to read aa follows: 

Outdoor uStina Lighting shall be provided in an amoont which shell be sufficient 

to permit safe movement of vehicles and pedestrians at night The lighting 

shall be high-pressure sodium, metal hallde. or other type ot lighting approved 

by the Commission which exhibits tbe same characteristics and qualities ot high 

pressure sodium or metal hattde light* All lighting shall be so located and 

u to reflect light away from adjacent single family residential areas. 

Where the proposed project la pert ot an industrial sahfllvision, technological 

part subdivision, or other overall project tha type ot lighting (hi^pruasure 

sodium, metal halide or approved equivalent) should be ——— 

tbe subdivision or overall project 

Section 20.2, paragraph (4) presently reafe as follows: . . 

i i»hti.M of not lass than 2 watts par square yard of parting 

be provided and so arranged and dssfeaed as to reflect light any faun any 

residential we adjacent to tha area. Parking kit lighting will be < 

later than one haH

12B»(R.W,Q-8A) O&E Thursday, September 29. 1988 

it U.S. sets woodstove standards 

THE U.S. Environmental 

Protection Agency has announced 

new regulations 

for woodburning stoves 

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Handicapped join entrepreneur set 

By Beth 8undria 

- staff writer 

Having a handicap used to mean 

being unemployed, but today's handicapped 

people aren't willing to wait 

around for jobs to come to them. 

Many are beginning their own businesses. 

To help them get started, tbe Handicapper 

Small Business Association 

has planned a conference for today 

through Saturday at the Holiday Inn- 

Livonia West at Six Mile and 1-275. 

"Handicappers can do many 

things and have learned to adapt to 

situations. If given a chance they 

will do extremely well. They are 

used to putting in the extra effort in 

order to succeed," said Joy Schmidt, 

president of Joy Schmidt and Associates 

of Southfield and secretary of 

the Handicapper Small Business Association. 

Schmidt said the conference is a 

way to help people understand what 

it takes to get involved in business. 

The conference will kick off "Invest 

in Abilities" week, Oct. 1-8, which 

has been designated by Gov. James 

Blanchard to help handicapped individuals 

find employment. 

Seminar topics will include choosing 

a business, getting started in 

business, franchising, marketing, financing 

and recordkeeping. 

With an association membership 

of 250, conference organizers are 

hoping for a turnout of 200. All 

members have handicaps. 

THE ASSOCIATION is a twoyear-old 

statewide organization that 

has staged two previous conferences, 

but none as large as this one. To be a 

member. Individuals must be handicapped 

and in business. 

Schmidt, who has severe tunnel vision 

and is legally blind, has bee& 

running ber own business for five 

years. Joy Schmidt and Associates js 

a financial consulting firm. Schmidt 

is also a professional speaker and 

will be speaking at the conference. 

Other speakers include corporate 

executives, representatives from 

government agencies and business 

owners. Workers who provide ser- 

Joy Schmidt, owner of her own business and secretary of the Handicapper Small 

Business Association, will speak on business financinig at the group's confer - 

vices to the handicapped will also be 

attending. •' • 

Schmidt has suffered vision problems 

since birth. She earned a bachelor's 

degree in accounting froiji 

Walsh College, a master's degree ip 

business administration from the 

University of Detroit and then entered 

the business world. 

Schmidt said association members 

have a variety of handicaps and a 

variety of levels of education and 

training. Some members have been 

handicapped all their lives; others 

Accident arbitration: 

alternative to lawsuits 

By Janice Branson 

staff writer 

Brian, an 18-year-old who is 

repeating for a second time his senior 

year of high school, had just 

turned 17 when he suffered closedhead 

injuries in an auto accident 

during the summer of 1987. 

After four weeks of hospitalization 

and months of physical and speech 

therapy, Brian now seems physically 

fit and is pleasantly animated *hen 

he talks. His I.Q. measures in the 

same high range as before the accident 

But, his parents say. he is brain 

damaged and they fear for his future 

— whether be will be employable or 

able to maintain relationships. 

Since the accident, his sense of 

judgment seems impaired. Once a 

quiet boy, he was suspended from 

school twice last school year and ar- 

Under accident 

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rested by police three times. He is 

unable to remember simple things. 

Worse, say his parents, his self-esteem 

has plummeted. 

"While Brian appears normal, be 

isn't. He knows he's different." his 

mother said. 

When the accident occurred. Bry- 

an was riding with his best friend 

who turned left on a red light The 

car was hit broadside by a drunk 

driver. 

Both drivers share legal responsibility 

for Brian's condition, but their 

insurance carriers are in dispute 

over the degree of responsibility. 

The carriers maintain Bryan's 

problems were present before the 

accident caused by occasional marijuana 

use and marital discord between 

his parents. 

Bryan's parents say the accident 

caused permanent change for the 

worse. 

A FINAL settlement is still pending. 

An alternative to court proceedings 

in cases like Brian's will soon be 

available to Michigan residents, according 

to JoAnn Estereicher of Arbitration 

Forums in Troy. 


Ann Arbor lures developers 

By Befh Sundrla 

staff writer 

With many areas of metropolitan 

Detroit saturated with development 

area developers have set their sights 

on neighboring Ann Arbor. 

"Ann Arbor is a very vibrant. Interesting, 

exciting market" said 

Eric Yale Lutx, chief executive officer 

of^ Eric Yale Lutx and Associates, 

a Birmingham-based development 

firm. 

Lota's firm is one of many that 

have projects built or planned in Ann 

Arbor. It owns office buildings, an 

auto mall and a self-storage facility 

in Ann Arbor. Tbe firm has an office 

building at 777 E Eisenhower and 

plans for an apartment complex and 

conference center. 

Others firms branching west in- 

• Holt im an and Silverman. 

Farmington Hllk, is developing • 

5 20-unit apartment complex called 

Village Green and sa H —It condominium 

project known as the Arbors 

in Ann Arbor Township. 

" j • Tbe Jeske Co , Birmingham, is 

renovating City Center at 130 

Huron Boulevard, an 

m 

tn 

i Am Artor' It Is alao building a 

'It's (Ann Arbor's) not a 

Troy or a Southfield.' 

— Eric Yale Lutz 

fifth building at University Park and 

renovating the four existing buildings 

e Westin Development Corp., 

Royal Oak, Is developing Woodland 

Plaza, a M,000-equare-foot retail 

center on Ann Arbor-Saline at South 

Main Street 

e Anthony S. Brown, Birmingham, 

has two projects planned for 

downtown Ann Arbor, but would not 

elaborate. 

a Beachum and Roes sr. Birmingham, 

Is developing Williamsburg 

Square, an office complex, on Eisenhower 

west of State Street 

• Lastrec limited. Wast Bloomfield, 

Is developing Arbor Meadows, 

a mobile bone village on Michigan 

Avenoe near Ann Arbor. 

e Kojaian Properties, Birmingham. 

owaa Ml B. Liberty Street, an 

office hulkllng. Ons North Main, aa 

office-condominium project and 

Northeast Plaaa, aa office-research 

project at Green Road and Plymouth 

Road. A joint venture wMh Comartca 

Bank Is also planned, according to 

Angela Kimble, director of corporate 

communications for. Kojaian 

Tbe project will be called Comerica 

Plaza and is to be at 125 S. Fifth 

Street Kojaian Is also partners in 

two Ann Arbor Holiday Inns and two 

Hampton Inns 

e Selective Development Co , 

Farmington Hills, is developing the 

Boardwalk Office Centre, a 110,000aqua 

re-foot office complex at Boardwalk 

and Elsenhower Parkway In 

the Briarwood Mall area 

DEVELOPERS ssy Ann Arbor 

started gaining popularity as s development 

spot about four years ago 

"We've made a large commitment to 

Ami Arbor," Lets said. His firm's developments 

will continue Into the 

ltMs, besaid. 

To be successful, a developer must 

understand what Ann Arbor is and 

what its people like snd dislike. Lutz 

said. "It's not a Troy or a Southfield," 

be said. _ 

Building In Ana Arbor Involves using 

a smaller scale, a longer design 

period and taking a teas urban approach. 

It's a softer approach," be 

turn to Papa 3 

became handicapped through illness 

or accident. 

Business owner Suzanne Michael 

suffered a stroke, which left ber paralyzed 

on one side and unable to 

walk. With therapy, she learned to 

walk again and has re-entered the 

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Jury still out on aid to Chrysler 

Having livM with tbe results of 

*be falling dominoes theory of local 

government most of my life, I ought 

to be Jaded about tbe kind of savage 

profiteering detailed in a recent series 

of articles in tbe Detroit News 

about tbe land acquisition undertaken 

by the city of Detroit for the benefit 

of Chrysler's Jefferson Avenue 

assembly plant 

A lot of people in high places seem 

to think "oops" is about all that can 

be said about the city paying a total 

of some 942 million to reacquire 

land sold by Chrysler a couple of 

years ago for $300,000, so that said 

parcel could be handed back to 

Chrysler. 

Meanwhile, Chrysler is seeking 

grants, loans and tax subsidies of 

some $300 million — a figure equal 

to roughly half its own investment in 

retooling the aging plant 

• Chrysler is quick to point out that 

the so-called federal bailout, consisting 

of loan guarantees that were 

auto talk 

Dan 

McCosh 

quickly repaid never actually cost 

the nation's treasury a dime. Not so 

the money contributed by the old 

home town, which kicked in a whole 

series of multi-million property tax 

subsidies to "save" Chrysler and now 

caps it off with this debacle. 

The grand Jury is out on tbe final 

outcome, but tbe sheer magnitude of 

the fiasco should finally shed a little 

light on the whole business of homerule 

cities recruiting industry by using 

public condemnation authority to 

acquire land and then forfeiting local 

property taxes to sweeten the 

pot. 

THE COLLECTIVE subsidies offered 

by destitute and desperate local 

units of government hopeful of 

luring Jobs will never be offset by 

any reasonable collection of income 

taxes because the employees will 

likely live in a convenient suburb, 

while the utilities, roads, etc., will be 

a burden forever. 

tbe existence of manufacturing and 

heavy industry is tbe root core of our 

economic well-being in modern 

America — particularly in urban 

areas like metropolitan Detroit already 

overburdened with bond debt 

and related property taxes. 

Td like to think that while jlf*l n f 

through tbe shambles left' by the 

land acquisition program for the Jefferson 

plant somebody might start 

rethinking bow to let big cities coexist 

with heavy industry. 

I'd hope that all things would be 

considered. One wild idea that occurs 

to me is that Chrysler pay for 

its land on the river with stock — the 

same kind of deal they made with 

the banks. Forget taxes, pay dividends. 

As near as I can figure it out 

la fact, until I realized the huge 

profits to be made in land transac- _ $100 million worth of Chrysler stock 

tions on these industrial develop- would bring in roughly triple tbe 

ment deals, I could never figure out revenue a city income tax could 

why any city went to the trouble. hope to collect and the city might 

Now I know. 

even be able to pay for a school or 

On the other hand, it's obvious that two. 

Or how about tax-free islands 

leased to industry, with rents negotiated 

on the basis of community benefit? 

Tbe city bought tbejand, why 

give it away? ; 

Maybe these notions seem too farfetched,. 

but I'm starting to think the 

future of basic manufacturing may 

depend on some equally radical solution. 

Of course, the easy way out is 

to sit on the opposite side of the Detroit 

city limits, as I do, and wring 

your hands. Or maybe grin and think 

tbe city of Detroit is doing all the 

dirty work trying to recruit big-time 

manufacturing, while tbe suburbs 

are getting the real benefits. 

That of course, means that the 

likes of the genius of the Detroit city 

council is our main hope for a 

healthy future for the metropolitan 

area — against international competition 

schooled at Tokyo University. 

A comforting thought. 

Dan McCosh is the automotive 

editor of Popular Science. 

Metro developers turn to Ann Arbor 


To maintain contact with the community, 

Lota's firm has 250 employees 

working In Ann Arbor. "We have 

a very intimate understanding of 

Ann Arbor." be said. 

In developing 101 Research Park, 

his firm has hired campus environmentalists 

from the University of 

Michigan to help develop a land 

plan, lakes and pedestrian pathways. 

At 777 Eisenhower Plaza, Lutz has 

included an art gallery to try to give 

his building tbe qualities Ann Arbor 

residents feel strongly about he 

said. 

John Swisher of Swisher Realty in 

Ann Arbor has been watching the influx 

of Oakland County developers. 

"There are a number of them here. 

It certainly has picked up in the past 

four or five years." 

Swisher said Oakland County developers 

tend to be a "little more 

high pressure than local developers '' 

Lutz came in with a large flurry and 

made his presence known, Swisher 

said. 

David Kwan, vice president of 

consulting for Peter Allen Associates, 

a Realtor in Ann Arbor, said 

Oakland County developers have 

been welcome in most cases. "A lot 

of them have been in the community 

for a very long time," he said. 

Apartment development has been 

very successful in Ann Arbor, Kwan 

said, but the office market has been 

soft 'It's been a little slower than 

many developers had expected," he 

said. 

Opportunities are also limited in 

the downtown area because of a lack 

of land, Kwan said. 

RICHARD ROESER, co-owner of 

Beachum and Roeser in Birmingham. 

said his firm was attracted to 

Ann Arbor because of the solid economic 

base. "Ann Arbor has a more 

Handicapped join entrepeneur set 


worthwhile for them to lose their 

benefits," Michael said. Once handicapper* 

earn an income they lose 

government benefits, she said. 

She names tbe vending machine 

field as a possible business for handicappers, 

but said tbe franchise fee is 

often prohibitive. 

Michael said tbe conference can 

help handi cappers to choose the 

n ght business opportunity. 

Schmidt agrees. "Most handicapper* 

look to help other handicappers," 

she said. The group is not de- 

"We're saying, 'What can we do to 

make things better?' " she said. 

Handi cappers often find employers 

won't hire them because of a disability. 

"Part of the reason I stay in my 

own business rather than go back to 

the corporate world is that I may 

face discrimination," she said. 

Schmidt had previously worked for 

development firm Seligman and Assocdates-and 

for General Motors before 

deciding to start a business. 

Schmidt and Michael are enthusiastic 

about the passage of a new 

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attendees will learn how to 

sell to state agencies and how to be 

considered for federal projects. 

Michael noted that tbe state is getting 

behind handi cappers "But from 

there on down it has to be people 

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we experience in the metro Detroit 

area," Roeser said. 

Jonathan Holtzman. co-chairman 

of Holtzman and Silverman in Farmington 

Hills, said the Ann Arbor 

market will continue to grow, but it 

is very different from the suburbs of 

Detroit 

In Ann Arbor, more respect is given 

to existing landmarks. Holtzman 

said. For example, at the Arbors development, 

his firm has integrated 

five oak trees into the development. 

David Gans of Selective Development 

Corp. said care has to be taken 

when developing in Ann Arbor. He 

business people 

Adistra Corp. of Plymouth has announced 

changes in its sales force. 

Michelle Van Alstyne has been promoted 

to accounts manager, Ford 

Motor Co GeiMon R. Merritt will be 

in charge of new markets. Joining 

Adistra are account executives Lisa 

Allshoose, Janet Toth, Joseph Rey 

and Jsdith M in ton Allshouse had 

sales posts with Dallas and Ann Arbor 

firm* Toth was with Data Systems 

of Troy, Rey with GM and Minton 

with a Dale Carnegie company. 

said his firm has spent a year and a 

half learning about Ann Arbor. In designing 

a project, his firm is trying 

to avoid being a "white elephant." 

The Boardwalk Office Centre will be 

of classical design. "We feel it will 

be well received in Ann Arbor." he 

said. 

Swisher said he thinks Ann Arbor 

will continue to gain prominence but 

keep its own flavor. 

Lutz agrees, saying he doesn't see 

Ann Arbor developing in the same 

way metro Detroit has. "I don't see 

It developing in similar patterns. 

Ann Arbor has to be dealt with in a 

delicate way," he said. 

New officers have been named for 

the Bank Administration Institute of 

Detroit. They include James Deyo of 

Livonia, vice president, education; 

Robert Panizxi of Farmington Hills, 

vice president, finance; and directors 

Joseph Mazar of Livonia and B. Matt 

Morris of Farmington Hills. 

Richard Hendershott is the new 

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Six Mile in Livonia. He apprenticed 

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'Elastic' demand is boon to businesses 

One point that is often misaed re- but production costs would probably 

garding customer demand is how remain the same and might actually 

revenues are affected as prices are go down. 

raised. If a product or service has aa As a product may have a totally 

"elastic" demand (product revenue elastic or inelastic demand curve, it 

increases as tb« price is lowered), may change elasticities between any 

revenue will typically drop when the two price points on the curve. A mi- 

i- crgwa 

mand (product revenue decreases as 3. - 14 less than its original selling 

price is lowered), revenues in< price may evidence an increase in 

with a price increase. ^ ^ total revenue during the initial sale 

This situation is onethdfis of spe- period. Dropping tbe price by anothcial 

interest to bu£«l€ss owners beer (SO may cause that sales period's 

cause it reprejams an obviously at- total revenue to drop. This is why it 

tractive dfdtand/ price /revenue re- becomes important to analyze a 

la tionsJdfT Product demand and firm's demand curve by the degree 

refwue go up along with the price. of elasticity within the price range 

focus: small business 

H Mary 

DIPaolo 

of interest or the "relevant range." ucts, the importance of the item rel- 

It may sound confusing for a prodative to the customer's budget, and 

uct to have either an elastic or ine- the urgency of tbe cutomer's need 

lastic demand curve or both. The for it 

factors that affect elasticity Include The availability of substitutes 

the availability of substitute prod- most often affects the elasticity of 

demand for a given product or service. 

Hamburger is ooe example of a 

product that has many substitutes. 

As a result, it would have an elastic 

demand when prices are lowered as 

well as when prices are raised. If the 

price of hamburger is lowered and 

other prices remain the same, the 

quantity demanded will increase as 

will tbetotal i eveuue. 

The reason is that not only will 

regular hamburger users purchase 

more hamburger, but customers wbo 

formerly bought steak, hot dogs or 

bacon will probably buy hamburger 

too. If tbe price of hamburger were 

to go up. tbe quantity demanded 

would drop. Again this would be because 

hamburger is perceived by 

customers as having many substitutes. 

Of course, customers would 

still buy some hamburger depending 

oe how much the price went up, thefcr 

individual tastes, and what geesb 

might expect. - - — 

Next week, we will look at the 

supply fide of demand and how It affects 

product markets. 

Mary DiPaolo it the owner of 

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Accident arbitration: alternative to lawsuits 

Inued from Page 1 

Under accident arbitration, a 

judge hears testimony from both 

alternative is vcident arbi- parties and fixes liability, based on 

>n, a method resolve tbe testimony of ooe party or the 

. ates over dollars" between vic- other, or a combination of tbe two. 

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launched accident arbitration four for JWîdent victims, if they felt they 

years ago in response to increasing desented^more for pain and suffer- 

numbers of civil suits and crowded ing. lost wês and real losses was to 

court dockets. Accident arbitration sue," McKert^n said. 

is now available in 27 states and Since L38î, when Forums 

soon will be available in Michigan. launched accidenL. arbitration, the 

firm has settled 5,000 accident cases. 

The average case took 51 days to 

settle. 

Of the total number. 75 percent 

have involved auto mishaps. Any insurance-related 

accident may be 

considered, including slip-and-fall 

claims in private homes or public 

buildings, medical malpractice suits, 

maritime losses involving ship cargo 

and property damage suits covered 

by homeowner's or renter's insurance. 

Proceedings may be initiated in 

one of two ways, either by one party 

contacting the other or by a Forum 

officer acting on behalf of one party. 

Cost is $100 to file arbitration proceedings 

and_$150 per hour for the 

judge, who is retired from one of the cient and timely way. I think arbi- 

nation's courts. 

tration does this," Rounell said. 

"Arbitration is an efficient way to "The only thing I can speak about 

cut across the heavy backlogs on against it is that involved parties 

court calendars," said former judge sometimes think it's a much more 

Thomas Rounell of Canton. 

leisurely process than it is," he said 

Rounell, an 18-year veteran of the The average hearing is three to five 

Wayne County Circuit Court who has days, followed by the judge's deli- 

also served on the Michigan Court of beration. 

Appeals, has been an arbitration _ . Former judge George Bowles, who 

judge since retiring from the circuit now has a law office in Plymouth. 

court in 1986. 

aBo serves as an arbitrator for Fo- 

He arbitrates 12 to 14 cases a rums. f 

year, referred by Forums, the Amer- Bowles worked as a labor arbitraican 

Arbitration Association and the tor shortly after graduating from 

Federal Conciliation and Mediation law school in 1945. While serving on 

Service. — 

the Wayne County Circuit Court 

"THE OBJECT is to bring parties from A2S2 to 1976. Bowles was in- 

in dispute to a conclusion in " tal in initiating mediation 

within tbe state's court system. 

While arbitration assists in reducing 

crowded court dockets, "it is not 

the saving system for court docket 

congestion," Bowles said. 

In fact, be is not certain the system 

"will catch bold in Michigan" 

because arbitration "is final aqd 

binding," unlike mediation, which 

can be challenged. 

"I have no predictions oo bow 

many people will use arbitration " 

In 1987, Arbitration Forums processed 

543 accident cases nationwide. 

So far this year, 198 cases have 

been resolved. 

For more information or to register 

for a seminar oo Monday explaining 

the process, call 852-7592. 

date book 

• PUSINESS FOR 

HANDICAPPED PEOPLE 

Tharsday-Satnrday, Sept. 29 

through Oct. 1 — Small business 

conference to help physically handicapped 

per r i n t o business offered 

at the Holiday Inn — Livonia 

West. Information: J?v Schmidt, 557- 

4568. Sponsor: Handicapper Small 

Business Association. 

• CPA CONFERENCE FOR 

BANKERS 

Friday, Sept. 30 — Annual CPA/ 

Banker Conference offered from 8 

a.m. to 5 p.m. at Holiday Inn — 

Livonia West. Sponsor: Michigan Association 

of Certified Public Accountants, 

855-2288. 

• MONEY MANAGEMENT 

SatmnUy*. Oct. 1-22 — Dollarplan 

financial education course offered 9 

a.m. to noon at Schoolcraft College 

in Garden City. Information: 591- 

6400 Ext 410. i_ 

• MAINTENANCE 

OPERATIONS 

Monday, Oct. 3 — "Proven Tools 

for Successfully Planning and Controlling 

Your Maintenance Operations" 

offered 1-4 p.m. in Novi. Free. 

Information: Paula Kempton, 349- 

9200. Sponsors: Hewlett-Packard, 

Arthur Young. 

• NETWORKING SEMINAR 

Tuesday, Oct. 4 — "Contemporary 

Issues in Networking," full-day seminar 

offered in Novi. Fee: $195. Information: 

Linda Williamson, 349- 

9200. Sponsor Hewlett-Packard. 

• PURCHASING 

MANAGEMENT SEMINAR 

Thursday, Oct. 6 — "The Purchasing 

Function" and "The Administrative 

Function" offered at the Hobday 

Inn Fairlane, Dearborn. Nonmember 

fee: $150. Information: 

Shirley Sturkin, 696-8168. 

• HOME BUSINESSES 

Thursday, Oct. 6 — "How to Establish 

a Business at Home" offered 

7-10 p.m. at Schoolcraft College. 

18600 Haggerty, Livonia. Fee: $20. 

Information: 591-6400 Ext. 410. 

Sponsor: Schoolcraft College. 

• MARKETING CONFERENCE 

Friday, Oct. 7 — Marketing conference 

8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the 

Fairlane Manor in Dearborn. Fee: 

$144. Information: 689-6650. Sponsor. 

Master Marketing Corp. 

• PURCHASING 

MANAGEMENT SEMINAR 

Friday, Oct. 7 — "The Organizational 

Function" and "The Continuing 

Education Function" offered at 

the Holiday Inn Fairlane, Dearborn. 

Non-member fee: $150. Information: 

Shirley Sturkin, 696-8168. 

• INTRO TO dBASE 

Saturday, Oct. 8 — "Introduction 

to Base HI Plus" class offered 8 a.m. 

to 5 p.m. at Schoolcraft College, 

18600 Haggerty, Livonia. Fee: $125. 

Information: 591-6400 Ext. 410. 

Sponsor Schoolcraft College. 

• INVESTING 

Monday, Oct. 10 — "Investors — 

Learn to Read a Financial Report" 

AAA TRAVEL AGENCY IS OPEN TO EVERYONE 

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us 

take you 

on a 

sea cruise? 

Whether you want to lie back and relax or party til dawn, 

AAA Travel Agency can arrange a cruise to paradise that s just 

right tor you What else would you expect from Michigan s 

largest cruise agency? 

Explore the wonders of the Panama Canal or 

the Caribbean on one of Srtmar Cruise s 

beautiful five-star ships! 

I RWl I 

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Ptymou* AAA T nvM Agency 44611 Ann Art** 

Uvorts AAA Trsvsi Agency 32415 Five Mte ~ 

DseoH-Wssl AAA Trsvai Agency 23460 

* * 

« 

453-6200 

522-8800 

no 

1 

offered 7:30-9:30 p.m. at tbe Mt. 

Hope Congregational Church, 30330 

SehoQjcraft, Livonia. No reservations 

and no fee. Information: John 

G. Nye, 2f4-8995. Sponsor National 

Association*Investors Corp. 

• PROBLEKTE.MPLOYEES 

Friday, Oct. 1'4 — "Managing 

Problem Employees'-; offered 8:45 

a,m. to 4 p.m. in Detroit Fee: $99 

Information: 1-800-255-4141. Sponsor 

Padgett-Thompson. 

• SMALL BUSINESSES 

Wednesday, Nov. 16 — Small business 

exhibitions 5:30-7:30 p.m. in 

Dearborn. Non-member fee: $10. 

Booths: $40. Information: 964-4000 - 

Sponsor Greater Detroit Chamber 

of Commerce. 

• SINGLE SOURCING 

Monday-Wednesday, Oct. 10-12 — 

"Survive Single Sourcing: Reach for 

the Top" to be held in Novi. Nonmember 

fees: $325. Information: David 

Craig, 845-0042. Sponsor: Automotive 

Division of the American Society 

for Quality Control. 

• TRANSPORTATION 

ELECTRONICS 

Mooday-Taesday, Oct. 17-18 — 

Convergence 88 transportation elec- • 

tronics exposition in Dearborn. Information: 

Patricia Seaton, 986- 

6716. 

• INVESTMENT ASSETS 

\ Tuesday, Oct. 18-.— "Investment 

Assets" class offered-6'30-10 p.m. at 

of emergency 

...simply untie. 

It's a worry every parent has: If your child is 

injured when you're not around, how would 

medical personnel get the critical information 

they need until you can be reached? 

Well, now there's an easy solution. It's the 

CritiKld 1kg Tfeam. a laminated shoe tag and 

waHet card that contain microfilm with 

information on your child's health. It gives your 

child's name, address, a brief medical historyincluding 

allergies and current medication%physiclan's 

name and phone number, insurance 

Information, and where his guardians can be 

reached in an emergency. The microfilm can 

be read in emergency rooms across the country 

with any microscope or microfiche reader. 

The CritiKld tag can be _ 

attached to a shoe and 

the card can be carried 

in a wallet, so It can be 

with your child all the time. 

Oakwood Hospital's pediatricians and family 

practitioners know how important your 

child's health and safety are to you. 

So call 1-800-543-WELL. Ask for a CritiKld 

Tag Tfeam application. 

Then, for only 89.95 phis postage, you can 

have your child^ safety all tied up. 

Oakwood 

Hospital 

Schoolcraft College. 18600 Haggerty, 

Livonia. Fee: $20. Information: 591- 

6400 Ext. 410. Sponsor Schoolcraft 

College 

• WOMEN SUPERVISORS 

Friday, Oct. 21 - "Today's Woman 

Supervisor" course offered 8:45 

a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Holiday Inn in 

Dearborn. Fee: $99. Information: 1- 

800-255-4141. Sponsor: Padgett- 

Thompson Inc. 

• REAL ESTATE INVESTING 

Tuesday. Oct. 25 — "Investment 

Securities in Real Estate" offered 

6:30-10 p.m. at Schoolcraft College, 

18600 Haggerty. Livonia. Fee: $20. 

Information: 591-6400 Ext 410. 

Sponsor Schoolcraft College. 

• SMALL BUSINESS 

DIRECTORY 

Copies of the free "Small Business 

Resource Directory" are available 

at all National Bank of Detroit offices. 

The booklet produced by New 

Detroit and NBD, offers resouice information 

for operators of small 

business. 

Send information for datebook 

to business editor. Observer & Eccentric 

Newspapefa^ 36251 

Schoolcraft. Livonia 48150. Deadline 

is Monday for publication in 

the coming Thursday issue If 

your item is about something to 

happen several weeks in the future, 

it may be run more than 

once, space permitting.

County 852-3222 Rochester/Rochester Hills 

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MORE 

CLASSIFIEDS 

TM« classification 

continued from 

tha Last Rao* of 

Section F. 

700 Auction Salaa 

COME IN & ENJOY youreM at our 

Antique 8 EslsM Auction OM ta- 

Ma a dMrs. OHM. commoMa. 

drlinn, chests. a m o Phyfa Mv 

«ig room MM Ol—— T« 4 C MM ci- 

soas 1 much mors. Plu* a Mge aa- 

Mctton of houaahold aetaM Juraf- 

W t Sat., Oct 1. 3orn, HM* 

Auction. 705 Wa»f CMkslon Road. 

. Laka Often Open Sal 12 noon lor 

883-1*71 

701 CoHactiMaa 

ASSORTED CoMclor'* plat—, Hat 

ad In Bradford Exchange. mckjdkiQ 

Motfar Goo—sene*. etc 536-2656 

702 Antiquoa 

A ANTIQUER'S PARADISE 

• 50 Dealers 

• Quality Merchandise 

• H-u-9-e Selection 

• New Goods Dally 

> Convenient Location' 

• Open Every Day 10-5 

(except Mondays) 

N Oakland County* Bneet 

MendMal Antique Complex 

THE GREAT MIDWESTERN 

ANTIQUE EMPORIUM. 5233 Obda 

Hw>.. Drayton Plains. 823-7480 

ADRIAN ANTIOUE MARKET 

St*i„ Oct. 2. Ian ipi 

County Fairground*. Adrian Mich. 

Spac— lor 200 flaHn with quality 

A coBacUB* Rain or 

. 517-263-3115 

ADRIAN ANTIQUE MARKET 

Sun. Oct. 2. 8am-4ptn L 

County Fairorounda. Adrian. 

Spac— lor 200 daato with quaaty 

anilqu— A coHactW— Rain or 

**ia AdmMMon $2. (517)263-3115 

ALL DEPRESSION ERA 

GLASS SHOW A SALE 

Sat.. Sun.. Oct.. IS, 16. 10 to 5 

DEARBORN CIVIC CENTER - 

15601 Michigan Ave Dearborn 

MKX IGSIDEPRESSION 

GLASS SOCIETY'S 16th SHOW 

rt Food A* 

: 12.00 

ANN ARBOR ANTIQUES MARKET. 

- M. Bruahar. Mar. Sunday Oct. 16. 

• >0th 0—* on. 5058 Ann Moiâ- 

• 8*e Rd.. EM 175 oil 1-04, 300 

ar* In quaMy Antiqu— and Salact 

CdOecMM*. Al indar cover. 5 AM. - 

4 PM AdmMalon $3 Third Sunday. 

Tha Ortginalfll 

ANNOUNCING FALL 

SOUTHFIELD 

PAVILION 

ANTIQUES 

EXPOSITION 

SOUTHFCLO CIVIC CENTER 

26000 E»mgreen al 10H 

FR4-SAT 

SUN 

124 

12-6 

50a Off WfTM THIS AD OE 

e BUYMG ALL ANTIQUESI1 • 

Oiaaa. poalcMda. dock*, art gMas. 

anttqua dot* A M )—ilrj . Sha#y 

.344-3154 346-7964 

ANTIQUE CLOCKS 

•SSL* 

Grand Sv 

iParrya Clock Shop. 33336 

RH»M. FanMnglon. 478-6106 

ANTIQUE DINETTE SET - t piece 

0 yaar* old. $2S0g or 

ANTIQUE ioMng rock*. Oak piel- 

torm rockarrCrv>barry A out g—. 

china. M r t mMc. 373-1062 

"ANTIQUE OAK i nm rnwror, 

661-3M6 

tur* 6 glaaa. Tl**s-Frt 6 Sal. MM- 

noon.aJOM—M. bat* Ekn A Adam* 

ANTIQUES From ma EIMM of 

Peggy Gemburd 1046 Branthv 

BMniMtad HM*. Saturday Oct lat. 

ANTIQUES- Fwnftur*. China A Da- 

Ion Male. Sal. 12 Noon-5pm 

only. 12230 Aabury Parti. W. of 

ANTIQUE SHOW & SALE 

• MACOMB MALL* 

Sapt 29 - Oct. 2 

ANTIQUES ON MAIN 

A PLACE 

TO ADO TO 

YOUR HOME, 

YOUR SHELF OR. 

HEART 

115 S Mam al 11 MM. Royal Oak 

Ion-Sat; 10-6 818 '663 

ANTIQUE SMsi| MrtgM PMno 

ANTIOUE 

•MwMig 

wood Ukfai range we* 

Man. good *apa 

437-2714 

AUTHENTIC 190 yaar oM MBML 

JO'xgr kom LMversay ar Mo*re 

Dame ounvani Btrtoui w»at— 

aMy 644-4417 

BERKEY 8 GAY Empire MFF Aame 

robe car-net Detroit 

A — M1-02B6 

702 Antiquaa 

OAK ROLL TOP DESK. ($' 

OCCUPIED JAPAN 0lnner*are - 86 

pace. —rvloa lor 6. 1250 Leflon 

M pMoa. ITS. 

s? 

ORIENTAL RUGS 

1 WANTED 

PEDDLER S ROW ANTIQUES 

2676 Orchard Laka Rd. Sylvan Laka 

- 

Oparang aarly Oct CM 626-2793 

PEWTER TEAPOT. w a l ^ ^ ^ H 

humtdora. cisarrar A sugar A wnak 

m > $250 Dapr—on gla— ol 

lamp. SI00 Ft—la teepot. $50 

Gondar I—pot. $50 inincMe art 

ala— baakat wtm groiaid Pont* 

marks. $125 Rad wmg ban* A 

ryrup aat. tSO Stained glaaa chaat 

board. $100 Wlckar chaat laba 

8125 OK lamp*. Memeare. depres- 

sion A alchad. lot* oi Fanton A De- 

ROYAL OAK 

FLEA MARKET 

ANTIQUES & 

COLLECTIBLES 

706 Waoring Apparal 

BLACK RANCH luC angtfi 

coat, only 1V» yaar* old. — 

oondMon. Aakmg 81680 66 

FINE LEATHER coat, dark Moan, 

baawar Kjr hood. *Ua m l . 8850 

BEAVER fur coat. Ml langth. sue 

aiafl, 9950 —= -44MOM 

WOMEN'S largar so* doth— warn 

40-46. *in:*ll*nl condition. 

BEAUTIFUL Blart fro— (black, 

alma A gray Mend) mink v. coat 

wffh Mather trtm. Mka na» 342-3966 

BEAUTIFUL 

vytw coat, ass 12.8125 w— 

Call batwaan 1-6pm 428-8619 

langth 

• 9500 

BEAUTIFUL RACCOON COAT, Ml 

BOYS A GIRLS' CLOTHING. Muhl- 

famrfy SaM SO— irVant to 7. Muga 

aanctioni Toy*. r»gn chak*. crib •»- 

awntna (Ik* nawl miae batn Hama. 

la. 378-0015 

316 E. 11 

SNACK BAB 

4— Fxm Parking 

SOLID OAK akatch labia. 8'long « 

34-Mda a 4Chigh. area 1930. good 

condition. 8275 Can Mon.-FH 

SQUARE Grand piano. Ore 1851. 

aaea»ant condition. 82800 EaaMka 

parlor aat. axcaHam 8750 652-1618 

TWO ANTIQUE 

pump organ All 

Hon. 

good condl- 

531-3013 

LYNX coat. 81.100 Bkj* loi lack at. 

8300. SOa 6-8. Al condition. 

Day*. 355-4545 Eva* 644-42SS 

UPPER PENINSULA ANTIQUES 

A coaactabi— Sat. Oct 1. 

9am-3pm AbaoWtaly no aarly —M* 

43559 Candlaoood m Canton 

Caahonly 

MINK COAT: Oark ranc*i. at— 10. 

ajic—ant condition W* —cnfloal 

352-1224 

WEDOING down. arhNa aatm. aua 

10. ra—a—Ma worn onoa. 

$31-2467 

VERNOR-SPRINGWELL ANTIQUES 

7235 W Varnor Hwy Oatrolt. Ml. 

- 15KQFFOURING SEPTEMBER - 

9:30-5 50pm Cloaad Wad. A Swi. 

or by Appomtmant. 642-6030 

WANTED TO BUY 

Altyp—ol Laadad and 

Ra«ar—Palntad Lampa. 

Wa >rt* pay a minimum ol 

$5,000 

my 

Palrpomt* 

For any quaMy Han 

i or Tlflany 

aatyp— ol 

Call Collect: 

1-215-543-2530 

TM* amkand wa tM dapiaymg at 

SOUTHRELD PAVILION 

ANTIQUE EXPOSITION 

Hampton Antiques 

703 Crafts 

CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS, tr— 

akirta. quilts King, 

alao baby Sapt » thru Oct 1 18 

AcArthur Radtord 9am-6pm W ol 

y S . ol 7 Mka 

CRAFT SALE. 50% off. Tuaa.-Frt, 

9anv-6pm Muat aak. rsxwna. b—- 

waatha. Mk A drtad Ikxaars. 

. Country accaaaorl—. CMat- 

ttama 44215 CraltaPury CL 

Canton - 453-7700 

FOR RENT - 2 oountar apac— «mM- 

ataa; ID aal your aMraa. m 

Cal aod a* lor 

LIVOMA ELKS ANNUAL 

- CRAFT SALE - NOV . 8 A 60i 

TabMa $40: —Hi Nactnaty, S80. 

75 Cranars For appicatJoo*. 

CM . 261-1696 

PLYMOUTH CRAFT SALE 

County A Victorian 

9am-5pm Oct 1. 12006 Tal Traa Or. 

Ann Arbor Tral A SMdon. 

ST ALBERTS THE GREAT In Daar- 

bon» Hta affl ba aponaorlng thak 9th 

annual Chrlatma* Baoaar on Sat, 

Nov 19th. TaMa rarual MB • akatili 

815 tor Oil A 820 tor 8tt taMa. Door* 

opan lo tha pubic 10am-Som For 

moy MormMlon 562-0421 

ST. ALBERT THE GREAT 

It OaarborivHaigMa 

Ml ba aponaorlng thak 

9th ANNUAL ttWOTlAS BAZAAR 

on Sat. Nov. 19 

818-tor 6 R. A 820. lor 6 n. 

Doors opan to tha pubic at 

' 0am-6pm For I 

cal 562-0421 

704 

Raa Martata 

Buy 1 or buy 100. From 82.50-86. 

Mon. thru M. 9-« 477-7366 

CHURCH RUMMAGE SALE 

Wood—rd at Lona Ptoa Rd, Btoom- 

llald H » PraSatoTtora. Eva. Oct. 

am. 7-Spm. - Ooubto ftaprloaM 

Bid prto— on MaM aucffen. 

Frt.. Oct 7th. 9am-3pm Sala Day 

Sat. OR. 6tfL Aam-I2pm - Mae M 

ol rvnmanpa on*y 82. 

FRIENOS USED BOOK SHOP 

Opan Ma Sal.. lO-Spm • Evary F. 

day. 10-1pm Troy Library. 8W * 

B* Baavar Moat beeka. Wo 70c 

Giant Flea Market 

Anttnu-. Maal 

gam* 214 E 

doaawoam Vpal 

10p«a. SM A Sul 

arsoaff 971-7676. 

HISTORC FORT WAYNE - JaMar- 

*on at loot of u—molB- FMa Mar- 

kal. art*. craRa. ooMctlaa SM. 

O0L S. A Sun Oct. •. Mam lo 4pm 

« and parking Food 

567-74M or 3*7-9360 

REDFORD UnMad M 

22400 Grand RK«r 

M.. Oct r, 

Sat. Oct a taw iwow 

RUMMAGE SALE 

FA. Sapt 3S. KMRfTpaa; SM . OOL 

CARMELA'S 

NEXT-TO-NEW FURS 

MWfc-SaMa Foa-Lynx. *• aa— 

2546 Orchard Laka Rd. OPEN Tu— 

thru Sal. 1 lam-5pm 662-3200 

nant By Appokitmant 

CURRENT STYLES 

moat nao doth—. 

tons, Fan-Winter. Jackata A 

coat* Fu* langth raccoon coat 

Stt— Small Medium 855-6171 

DARK MINK coal. patRa Nza. notch 

colar. sabla border. aacManl oon- 

dMon 8995 587-2563 

DESIGNER CLOTHING. Mia nav 

Every nam priced under 810 Pants. 

•tars. *ults. Oiaaia*. coats, 

•hoa*. M sOaa 5-14 Sale atarta to- 

day thru Sal 8AM 352-4418 

WHITE laddmg go—v vary long 

val. alp. aoa 7. BeeutttU 

AnyoSar 652-8219 

BLOOMFIELD- A Number One 

Spectacular. Old A naw Mama 

(houeahotd-gM) Sapt 29-30, Oct. 

1st. 10am-6pm DaarWald Sub. 

Mapla/MldOabait 5429 dandga 

WOMANS WARDROBE Coat*, 

•ult*. dre—'* A bloua—. Stt—. 

6.7.8.10, Sho— 7H M 350-3427 

WOMENS gently 

outfit*. OeMgnar 

36W Alter 3om 

A 

aoa 34W- 

651-9446 

706 Qaraga 8alar 

Oakland 

AUBURN HEIGHTS - Moving 

Thur».-Sat.. 10-6. 749 CougMan. off 

S Blvd. btw Squirrel A Adama Rd 

BEVERLY HILLS, Moving Saw Fur- 

nlture. miac household item* 

15600 Blnaood. 2 Mt* S ol 14 MM*. 

W ol Greenfield. Thur*.-6un.. 9-5 

BEVERLY HILLS. Sapt 29-30 

31176 OM Stage Rd . W ol Laheer. 

oI 13 MM Laath 

lampa. Ilghl Ibrtur—. houaahold. 

BEVERLY HILLS- FrL-Sat 9am- 

4pm. Houaahold nam*, antiques, 

doccanvk stac—. ootning butler 

churn, louvarad bt-tokS door* A 

much mora. 22699 Nottkigtum, S. 

ol 14 Ml.. W. ot Laheer. 

BIRMINGHAM- Annual Super Sam- 

ple Sale. Gilts A decorative acoas- 

sorl— at eholwl* or laaa. Thurs. 

Oct. 6th. Frt Oct 7th. 9am-5pm 

32560 Eastlady. off 14 MM Rd be- 

an Evergraan A Lafiaar 

BIRMINGHAM - Antique table, turn 

pa. dreeeer 

aota. Cok>- 

A anttqu— Frl. 

8 30-noon only. 1760 Pm*. N of 

Maple. W off CheatarHeld ~ 

-Anywhere from arv 

ry harvaat table A 

equipment, art atc 9am-5pm. 

Thurs A Frl untt noon Sat. 3916 

h. on 

BIRMINGHAM Oaaamant sala. Kids. 

Wtcher howaMtoM goods Lots of 

kjrmture. art. A other traaaur—. 

SM. 10am tpri'i. Sun. 10am-3pm 

1866 Oak (bataMn CheaMrfMd A 

GMnfiuraU dd* door only. 

706 Qaraga Salaa: 

- Oakland 

BIRMINGHAM- Moving Sale Frl- 

Sal 9am-5pm HMO CheaterMld. 

off Oak FumWuce A mucii more 

Birmingham 

B*i. '*•• lan-Tiawesr 

Other i elated A 

Sal-Sun 576 Cheeler. S of 15 MM. 

W of Woodwerd 

BIRMINGHAM 1420 S Bat—, S ol 

Lincoln. N of 14 MM Frt. Only 

Clothing, lurnitura. remgarators. 

BIRMINGHAM-1636 Mm on 14 A 

Woodward. Thi** 9-3 Ski*. Mk—. 

toys, ala tm ir fipewrHer, mare 

BIRMINGHAM - 2786 Wlndemare. N 

ol Maple. W ol CooAdge. Frl 9am- 

12 noon. Sat 9am-1pm 

BIRMINGHAM - 3 Family Sala 

Wad -S«t.. 9am-5pm 3131 

Berkshire. E. of Lshaer, S of Maple 

FumlKra. clothing. coMctibi— 

BIRMINGHAM- 3 Famffy Sale Sal 

Mam Ipm. 6646 Cathedral. 2 tn W 

of Telegraph. S of Maple Toole, 

motor, clothing, household items, 

children A baby name 

BLOOMFIELD - Garage 4 Estate 

items SHverplate. electrical appli- 

ances. old lurnrture. leather radmar. 

desk. Mens, doth— Frt. A Sat.. 

9am-4pm. N. ol Square Laka Rd.. E_ 

off Woodward at Barkalwe. to Tray- 

more to 2256 Somerset 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS Moving Sals. 

Sat 9-5 2507 Aapan Line, Hickory 

Grov— Sub' Furniture, mower. ale 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS Adama 

Square Sub Off Square Laka Rd 

between Adams A Opdyka Sal 

Oct. lat 9am Some antkqu— 

BLOOMFIEI.O HILLS-Sat A Sun, 

9em-4pm. '.'605 Franklin Rd.. 

between Mlckory Grove A Square 

Laka Rd. -ûmffure A mlac 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS - Frt. A Sat, 

9am-5pm. 2550 Lampkghlar. N of 

Long Lake. E of Adams Mana de- 

algner doth— (aoa 34-361 A aki*. 

baby aqulpmeni. toys, grtl A Mlac 

BtoomlMd HIM-N—a. used antique 

kltchanwara. triple dreeeer. match- 

ing cheat; antique fire hydrant, mlac 

coMcHM—. No clothing 5360 Wing 

Laka Rd Sept 30 A Oct. 1. 10-4 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS - Eatate/Ga- 

raga Sale Chrtstm— dish—. vaag- 

—. wine pre—, floor coft— grind- 

er. rugs, lamps A much mlac Thurs- 

Sun 1631 McCantock. oft Sq Lk 

Rd. btw Talagraph A MkyMbaft 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS, new A used, 

electric saw*, rowing marhin—. 

matt re— covers, many it—c. Hama 

Sat only Oct 1 9am-5pm. 3841 

Mystic VaMy Dr . W of Talagraph. 

N. of Long Lake Rd. No aarty tal— 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS - Huge base- 

men! aaM Sept 30. Oct 1-2. 9-6 

Antiqu—. fumrture. miac. houaahold 

goods 1170 CreetvMw. W off Tale- 

graph. U mM S. of Orchard Lake 

Rd No 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS Benefft aale. Of 

St Franc— Savior Mlaalon Circle 

Of St Hugo of the HIM. Thurs. Sept 

29 and Frt Sept 30 9am-3 30pm 

2801 MaaafMd Or Comer of Squk- 

rd and Maaefleld Excellent 

dotMng. furniture, and antiqu— 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS - GkN dialgn-- 

er doming (6-161 Que—. Eaplm. ion 

mm Ion, A much more No doth— 

over 85 00 Gla— table, atereo. ra- 

dloa. I—ther purs—, many other 

Item* 4130 Watarwheel Lane. S of 

Long U. 2 blks W of Franklin 

Thurs, Sapt 29, 9-5 

BLOOMRELD-Hobt—s, cxaft aup- 

pMe. (ports equipment 

715 E Long Laka. Thure-Sat 

BLOOMFIELD TWP-3 family Frt 

only. 10-6. Baby equipment, an- 

tique*. leaded glaaa. mlac 5241 

Fairmont H» Ct. IE*. W.of Frank- 

an. N.of Quart on off Van Nan 

BLOOMFIELD TWP Attic Sale. 

Houaahold traaaur—. soma from the 

pest A some from the present 

Thurs . Frt. Sat 5694 Raven Rd 

i f a U 

Walnut Lake Rd 

FARMINGTON Garao* SMa- Sapt 

30th. Oct 1-2nd. 9am-4pm Clothes. 

motorcyd—. boats A miac 29926 S. 

Stockton. (9 Mke/MKMebaRI 

FARMINGTON HILLS - Girt* dom- 

ing, toys, houaahold. bar. mlac 

Thur*.-Frt.. Sept 29-30. 9-5 30081 

FemhM Dr . between 13 A 14 MM 

FARMINGTON HILLS - Frt. 9-4pm. 

36255 Cromplon CtrOe. Independ- 

ence Commons Mlsc household 

goods, boys Cloth—, etc 

femHy Frt. 9-6. Sat »-4. 3793 Un- 

coki Dr. J14'AMI. between Laheer A 

•MgraphV 

BIRMINGHAM - Batter Than Aver 

aga Qaraga SaMI Antiqu— mdudkig 

m pot baMad atove. unuaual an- 

tique II.T.—*pry places, fcjrnffure. 

k lights. quMty man A women * 

_ Mng. several Heme never worn. 

Thm. Barn iSian. 600 imi 

cated betaaMt Lincoln A Maple. W 

Of Woodward 

M INGHAM - Boy * >11111 A 

deek eet. drop-leef Formica kitchen 

A cMMren' 

Items Thurs. Frt. SM.. 9 to & 

Darby. N ol Maple. E of Adams 

SaM^FruTsat 

SargMna aakxef Mac. quaMy mar- 

numeroua lo mainica'i. 

Or, N of 13 MM W. off 

(Nottingham For aat Sub.) 

M Of Maple. E Of Adams 646-3790 

Sat. Oct t. 9-4 

ct. tm M. 

aaM Rkig-pong MMa. *ma?°^3 

table, aa—a MwMi, boys cloth— 

FARMINGTON HILLS - 

Sal., 9am~4pm 29714 Fox Club Dr.. 

13 A Drake area. Furniture, books, 

toys, cloth—, artow blower, etc. 

FARMINGTON HILLS - 3 Hou— Ge- 

rag* Sale Sept 29. 30 A Oct 1:9-5 

Clothing, furniture. Early American 

c*iand—er*. bazaar Kara 29430 

Gacreet W ol Middlebeit. N of 

FARMINGTON HuX- Multl Fam»y 

Thurs.-Sal.. 9am-Spm Bike*, toy*. 

ihold. many 

clofh—. super buy* 

Ridge, off Farmington 

Rd , N of 13 MM 

33647 York Rk 

FARMINGTON HMa - Large 3 femly 

garage eatata sale Thurs.-Sat.. 

fr30am-*pm 21473 Deeulora Lane. 

N of 6. between Hatsted A Hegger- 

enter on Luôn 10 Oeaulord. 

FARMINGTON HILLS MOVING 

SALE. Leweon sols. 8'SO Wing- 

beck chairs. $75 sach Round kitdv 

an table A 4 chairs. $50 Very good 

Thurs Frt Sat. 9 W 5 26279 Bay- 

berry Rd 12 MM A Farmington Rd. 

FARMINGTON MLLS. SoM country 

cottage. f*moda6ng new home You 

name It. we've got Itl Antiqu—. col- 

aturaa. furniture, fbrtur— bUMng 

artals 3 Femky End of Scotten. 

N Of 8. E of MddMtMt Sept 29- 

30th, 9-6; Oct lat.. 9-noon 

FARMMGTON H«XS: Thur-Frt .9-4 

OueWyl 5 lamdy* 25215 Rutledge N 

of Grand r, E of Drake 

FAI _r . 

Crown Pi CL N ol Grand Rh>ar W 

Of Drake Frt-Set, 9-4pm 

FARMMGTON MBs 

bury. 1 block E of 

near 11 MM. SM.. Oct 

5pm only, group I 

FARMMGTON HK.LS Frt A SM. 9^ 

8 21726 

Couok. 

U 

FARMMGTON HILLS Funritm. 

»A much more Frt A 

La Muars M pf It 

MM W of MMMebaft 

706 Qaraga 8alaa: 

Oakland 

FARMINGTON HILLS. 21403 Wood- 

farm. 6/Halstaed Fn-Sat, lO-Spm 

Household, turmture A appkanc— 

FARMINGTON HILLS - 2 Mruly 

gekxe A rrvac 32113 Red Clover, off 

12 between Orchard Lake A Farm- 

ington Rda enter on KendaPwood 

Thurs.. Frt . Sat. 9 to 4 PM 

FARMINGTON HIM- Sept 30th- 

Oct 1st. 9sm-5pm Blkss. goll 

dubs, window m conditioner. 5 HP 

rototiAer. mac 28669 Salem Rd S. 

OL IX W. ot. Northwestern. N. of 

WsMtgton 

FARMINGTON HILLS - Frt . Sal 9- 

4pm 30026 FernhW. Canterbury 

Common* Off 13 MM 3 block* W of 

Orchard Lake. Furniture adult 3 

wheel motor bike, camel back trunk, 

g— grW. decorated aw—ta more 

FARMINGTON HILLS - Rolling Oak* 

Sub. 3 family aale, Mka. furniture, 

fixtures d 

her. dryer stove, queen bed. 

movie A slide protectors. Blazer 

S10. many more hou*et>old items 

FARMINGTON HIM - neerty new 

electric berbecue. set of drums. 

}ht table with weight*, vacuum 

oer. trundle bad*: pictures, 

lamp*, eddmg mechm—. stereo 

radios, clothing, etc Sat. A Sue. 

11am-5pm 33000 Covmgion P>JH 

Dr.. Apt 08 (off 14 MM. 1 Block 

W of Mlddlebelll 

FARMINGTON - Huge - Antique lur, 

mture. oorner cabinet, pot beky 

stove smoker. dl*h—. lad— bike 

doth— mlac Frt thru Sun . 9am- 7 

23232 Vloiel Grand River. Orchard 

Lake ar— 478-602« 

FARMINGTON - Piano, antique 

are* aer, misc. item* Sal. Sun Oct 

1-2 22977 Frederick, S of Grand 

River. 3rd St E of F*rm«ngton Rd 

FARMINGTON - Sep< 28. 29 A 30 

9-5 24000 Pickett Farmington A 

Grand Rh«er Washer, bed. sofa, 

baby doth—. girt * *lze 4-8 

FARMINGTON - Thurs -Sat . 9am- 

5pm 24131 Sf Mary Ct . 10 » 

Farmington Rd Mlec furniture 4 

tools. 2 Ethan AMn solas 

FARMINGTON Sal A Sun 9 till 5. 

furniture, motorcycle, household 

Items 23274 Violet. 3 blks N of 

Grand River 1 blk E of Orchard 

Laka 

FARMINGTON - 20937 Inkster Rd . 

1 block N of 8 MM. Thurs -Frt -Sst . 

stsrtmg at 9am 

INK LIN - Hydraukc lack, owes 

(country acoaeeort—I Sat 10-S 

32322 Scenic Lane. 13"*/Inkster 

FRANKLIN 30300 Woods.de Or . 

Thurs thru Sun 10 IMI 5 Furniture, 

exercise eqiapment. mlec. item* 

GARDEN CITY - 32639 Brown 1 blk 

N of Marquette. E of Venoy Thurs- 

Sal. 9-5pm Kid* doth— household 

item*. Avon product*, mac 

HUNTINGTON WOODS Sat A Sun 

9:30 lo 4 Bicycle, knife sets crtb 

quartz dock*. Hung cabinet, turrn- 

lurs. other hou—hold Items 12761 

Lincoln, between Cookdge A Scotia 

HUNTINGTON WOODS- Mint condi- 

tion- winter dothlng. girts. 4 to 14. 

women* M so—, mens- 38 to 44 

TV—, toy* A much more 1J134 

ike. 2 tx S of 11 MM A Coo- 

kdge Thurs Ptf Sat 9am-5pm 

LATHRUP VILLAGE - Thurs -Ssi 

10em-5pm. 27051 Vathrup. 1 block 

N ol 11 MM. 1 block E of South- 

held 33 yrs accumulation 

HUNTINGTON WOOOS-Frt A Sat. 

9am-5pm. doth— galore all ag— 

winter/eummer. household coaec- 

non*. unique mm. kids golf dub*, 

urkcyda, pogo stick, car top carrier 

something for everyone. 10455 Lin- 

coln. 10V1 M M W of Woodward 

LATHRUP VILLAGE - Frl -Sal 

17367 San Rosa. S. of 12 MM. E of 

Southfield Rd Clothee. houseerar— 

LATHRUP VILLAGE Sal-Sun 9- 

5pm 27701 W Celltomia, N of 11. 

W. of Southfield Household items 

LATHRUP VILLAGE 26721 

Meadowbrook Way: W of South- 

Mid. S off 11 MM Furniture txkae 

riding mower Sal., Oct. lat. 9-5pm 

LATHRUP VILLAGE 

S1 

Muiu family 

luggaga. typewrit- 

jre frames, earner- 

— Much, much, more* Thurs-Sat. 

Sri 27055 Eldorado, W of South- 

LATHRUP VILLAGE - antiqu—, ch*- 

drens A houaahold items, include* 

cut. pr—eed A depression glass, 

some an decoware. china cupe A 

saucers, vintage tewek-y A knick 

Knacks Antique farm tools A 

printers Iray Many boy* A girls 

doth— (NB thru 4T. al seasons 1 

Car seat, chang.no table, loys, type- 

writer lots mlsc Frl A Set Sept 30 • 

Oct 1. 8 30-3pm 28620 Lathnjp 

Btvd Southfield-12 mM area 

NORTHVILLE-Large Moving aale 

1002 Saratoga Ct.. cer^r SMI and 

Taff. Thurs-Frt, 10-5 Furniture. 

Christmas items, plants Ee*y gkdar 

*«arcleer. much, mudi more 

A Garage 

48006 Mayo 

Sat 9am- 

NORTHVH.LE - I 

Sale. Connemers 

Or S of 9 MM Thu* Frk ! 

6prr Some *ntiquej[ Av#n 

NOV) - Sept 29, 30 Act 1 A' 2, 

houaahold good/furniture 

unit*, kttcften lable with 4 chairs 

1 Clover 

NOVI 9 **" 1 a i !• M rli'Mair. i m ih Tur- 

M Ore— auto 21810 SagM o timer 

hou— 9 30em-3 pm Sepl 29 A 30 

NOVI - 3 family. Curta Math a tv 

b*«. acimmg cfi—. men A «n amen 

dot he a. household 9-5pm . 

Sat Ocl 1 23669 w 

LMeedowbrook A 10 mM 

M0V1 • 39960 Burl on Ct off Nkar. 

W of Haggerty. N of 10 mM Thurs- 

Sat Craft miplaa. fabric, cftma. 

OAK PARK Sal-Sun (Oct 1-21. tO-4 

21910 Kipang. S of 9 M1W of 

CooMge Toola. houaahold. mac 

OAK PARK Tone of stuff Double 

over g— nova inpse draaaar. Noe- 

vk tfdn care, glrr* doth— Cheepi 

25691 Marlowe Plaoa. N off Lkv- 

com between Cookdge 6 

IMd Sat 10-6. Sun 11-5 

ORCHARO LAKE. 3675 lieiin- 

g—ina. ciom—. record* books, ak 

condMoner, mac Sept 29-SO-Oci i 

ROCHESTER MLLS-6 pkje^^H 

388 Longford Or. SlrMtOi^^H^ 

706 Qaraga Saloa: 

Oakland 

ROCHESTER HILLS eel 

mture. coMcilbi—. dooana. amak 

appkanc— knick-knacks A mora 

Sepl 29.30 A Oct 1.9-8 3639 W»J 

kameburg Ct , Hunter* Creek Subdl- 

ROCHESTER Yard Sale 

thing! 3 mMa N of Rochester. Ro- 

chester Rd to Sn— 9am~6pm, Sept 

30-0ct 1st 

ROCHESTER Jeckets, hats T- 

ahins sweatshirts sweatpants, 

miac Hems Sal. 9em-6pm 307 

Oreca, Mam A Woodward 

ROCHESTER Recycled Treeeur— 

Dinosaur Hi i Annual Garage Sale/ 

Fundraiser - bsroams gatore" Sal- 

Sun, Ocl 1-2. 9-3pm Older Person 

Center" 312 Woodward St. E of 

Mam St Don't Miss! 

ROCHESTER 1623 Yale Ct. Uni- 

versity HiOa. oft Avon Rd Th«*s-Frl- 

Sai Miac nema. an muat go 

ROYAL OAK MOVING SALE Bki—. 

tables, doth—, household mlsc 

3176 Wanck ^between 12 A 13 MM. 

W oft Woodward Sal Sun 10 tm 6 

ROYAL OAK Moving Sale 2403 Un- 

wood. S of Webster Sat 9-5 Mag- 

ic Chef range Grbeon waaher hall 

runner, light futures, gold mirror 

frame, fireplace loots mlsc 

SOUTHFIELD - A moving sale Fur- 

mlure. appkanc—. houaahold rrn*c 

Reasonable 23677 Merrill. E of 

Southfield. off Mi Vernon A Rut- 

land Sal Sun , 9 to 5 

SOUTHFIELD - Colo—al 100 Family 

Sale John Grace Center 8 Mile/ 

Beech, Sept 30-0ct 1, !0am-7pm 

SOUTHPIELD -- furniture, record*, 

cloths and mlsc bargains 21207 

Poinciana. S®i 30. Oct, 1 A 2 10- 

«MBe & inkster ar— 

SOUTHFIELD Garage sale- 2 family 

Adults Designer A Leather dolh— 

Children*- girl aoa 12. boy 17 

Thurs thru Sun 9am-4pm 18331 

W—thamplon. 2 (Hocks N of 8 Mae 

t block W of Southfield Rd 

SOUTHFIELO - Household furni- 

ture. baby 4 children doth—. 21121 

Poinciana off 8 MM. 2 blocka E of 

Inkiler Rd . Fn -Sat 

SOUTHFIELD Huge Garage Sale 

ANTIQUES A COLLECTIBLES 

Carousel horses (21. oak sett- 

rocker. chars tables mepie cheat, 

beautiful glass including R S Prus- 

sia Loetz. Royal Ooulton, Fanton. 

Depression, Crystal (Original DeVk- 

biss perfume afomkzarfr oulatend- 

ing pictur— fram— lamps, chande- 

liers advertisers cokectibl— and 

much miac Frt . Sat, Sun.. 9 lo 6pm 

22289 Kaefer 1 Wk W of Tele- 

graph. 1 blk S of 9 MM 

SOUTHFIELD - Misc. goods, books 

lurnrture. clotning. firewood. Sept 

30-Oct 1-2. 9-6 24226 Edgemonl. S 

of Ten, between Beech A Inkster 

SOUTHFIELD Ocl 1 4 2; 9-6 

Cloth—, maternity Me new. lewelry. 

toys, mlsc 18446 W Haven N. of 6 

Mile, W of SouthMld Freeway 

SOUTHFIELD - Oct 1 A 2 Antiqu— 

1975 Dodge Van Oak kitchen is- 

land Paintings Appllanc— A mlac. 

28570 Stuart S of 1" 

Southfield A Greenfield 

SOUTHFIELD - Oct. 1 A 2. 10-5pm. 

Bridesmaids jowns doth—, laches 

accessories household Item*, much 

more 26431 Fontana. Klngaley Es- 

tate Sub , off Evargre— (enter on 

Covington). Between 11 A 12 MM 

SOUTHFIELD - Sat -Sun . 9-6 

zer relrlg , loots, ceramic TM. 

and lots more 20273 Wood burn 

S ol 9 Mi . W ol Evergreen 

SOUTHFIELO - Sepl 29 30, Oct 1. 

9-5 Women * doth— (*tze 4 A 6V 

children s doth— 30745 Woodgata 

S of 13 MM. E ot Evergreen. 

SOUTHFIELO. Start* Sapt 30. 10 

AM . 25735 Code. 3 blks W of 

N of 10 MM 

SOUTHFIELD Frt 5 III 9. Sat 9 t* 

Behind* manager* office. 26090 

W 12 MM. Pine Aire apt* 

SOUTHFIELD^ 

Sale Sal A Sun 9am-6pm 

Indian J 8 Miie/lnkater area:. 

SOUTHFIELD - 3 family. Sal Sun 9- 

Ocl 1.2 Furniture, dothmg. 

household misc . 22340 tv*nhoe 

Lane. 12 MM 4 Lah*er 

TROY - Apartmerrt sale Mlsc Sat 

4 Sun only. 9am-3pm 1700 Kins, 

off of Crook*, between 15 4 16 MM 

TROY - Fumlture. 

Thurs 6 Frt , 9-5 2763 Timberwyck. 

E of Adam* between 16 A 17 MM 

TROY-Furniture, 310 *q ft Ken tile, 

chairs, table, tools, mise Thurs A 

Frt, 10am-4pm. 3382 Newgale Rd. 

ott Adama 1 Wk N of Big Beaver 

706 Qar aga Salaa: 

Oakland 

W BLOOMFIELD - Thurs thru Sat 

houeehoid. good cloth—, gift Hem*. 

5526 Tamerlane. S of Maple be- 

tween Orchard Lake A Middlebeit 

W BLOOMFIELD - 4725 Walnut 

Lake Rd , corner of Farming!or 

ThuracSat. 9-4pm Kids toy* Ska*, 

pool books, doth—. Or—, lawn 

sprinkler A hou—hold item* 

W BLOOMFIELD Famky Merger 

Salei We have extra tables chairs, 

antiqu— appkanc— household 

items, kids' loys. osm—, cloth—, 

even * Boal Sat Only! 4118 Orc- 

hard Creel Ct S ol WekHrt Lake 

Rd off Oxherd Lake Rd See agns' 

BLOOMFIELD famtfy An- 

tiqu—. don collection. Kir )acket de- 

signer doth—, including large wom- 

en* '* sizes Typewriter. TV. bike*, 

linena. book*, tools. Tappan range, 

g— oven broker combo. Hotpomt 

dishwasher, double elmond an* 

HKte-k-bed couch, much mt*c 2455 

Dr I Wk E of Middleben 

Lone Pine, Sepl 29, 30 Oct 1 

Sam tm 5pm 

Ogden 

off Lorn 

707 Garaga Salaa: 

Wayna 

707 Qaraga Saias: 

Wayna 

707 Qaraga Salaa: 

Wayna. 

PLYMOUTH - SM . Sun 10 10 5 

11739 Beecon HII Or S of Ann Ar 

Dor Tr*a Household items, furni- 

ture. toys, pool-lable mlec 

_ PLYMOUTH-Thurs, Sept 29 until 

now Item*, mm—, books 6 much • Items are gone 9ein 5pm. 419H 

GARDEN CITY - 5906 Helen Thur* 

Frl S*t. 10 lo ? Girl'* doth—, 

snowbiower Noritake stoneware 

LIVONIA Fal Sale o* pamtinga. 

skates. tMcycl—. dirt bike, houke- 

more Frt A Sal 9am-4pm 157101 

ot 5 MM A Newburgh 

UVONIA Fri-Sal .9 30-5pm 2 Fami- 

ly Sale' 39175 Park hurst S of 5, E 

of 275 Chkdren s doth— loys. tur 

mture couch 4 piece oak-double 

bedroom set lamp*, formic* table/ 

chair*, lady'* ski outfit (size 121 

LIVONIA - Fn.. Sal. 9em-4 Mpm. 

car household item*, young mens 

doming snow blower piclures 

miac 18214 Hamplon Court, be- 

tween 6-7. off Wayne Rd 

LIVONIA - Fn thru Sun 9am-7pm 

lawn tool* furniture tool* *ma» ap- 

pkanc— quality Huff 8930 Bee 

trice. N ol Joy. W of MiddMbeA 

LIVONIA- Frt thru Sun 10am 

30444 Nye. S of 5 Mi W of Herv-y 

Ruff Anlwjues, furniture appli- 

ances. loys record*, clothing, 

quat». cake *uppk— nomatioM. 

BEVERLY HILLS - 31615 Wartham 

Rd 1*1 St N ol 13 MM, E off Ever 

green Sal 10-4. Sun 12-5 Twin 

boy* cloth*, crib*, car *eat girla 

cloth*. & lots more 

LIVONIA Gigantic 3 Family Saief 

Bik—. lawn mowers, skat— bows, 

lurnrture fish lank stand kids 

cloth—, much more Thur* thru 

Sun 9-5pm 14440 Melrose 2 blks 

W of Merriman S of Lyndon 

CANTON - hugeaala, Sept 29 thru 

Oct 2 9:30-5 Furniture, clothing, 

houaahold item*, lot* mor* 42066 

Brook view Ct East of UMy be- 

tween Palmer 4 Cherry HII 

LIVONIA Hills Sub 3 Family! Wed- 

Thur-Fri ,9 30-5 Furollure-kids 

stuff-misc 36625 Mommg*ier Dr 

S ol 8. betw Newburgh A 1-275 

CANTON Moving Garage Sale 

Household 4 miac Frt . Sept 30 A 

Sat-. Oct 1 Ircm 9am-2 pm 6652 

Brook shire, between Warren & 

Ford E ofUMy 

PLYMOUTH 6 Family Sepl 29 

thru Ocl 2 10-6 9156 Manton Ol 

Joy beteeen Main A Liley 

CANTON - Multl famky TNur* , Frt 

A Sat All day -Some furniture chk- 

drens clothing A loys 6933 Pitts- 

lord S of Warren between Sheldon 

A UMy 

LIVONIA - Liquidate My E*tate Sale 

Sept 29-Ocl 2. 9-5 everyday 31052 

Mason. S of Lyndon. E o« Merriman 

Children^ stuff furniture, decorating 

item*, gardening *uppk—. etc P l Y M O U T M go M MukMnd. 

LIVONIA-Meving Sale Sat 4 Sun N of Joy W ol McCkjmpha Fn S 

•5 16195 Huff. W ol Newburg. Sat 9-5 Sun. 9-3pm Thousands ol 

between 5 A 6 Ldts of goodi— *^j»mics. books gas dryer fumkure 

10-5 

CANTON Riding toy*, 

gam—, etc Thurs-Sat (9-29 thru 10- 

1St>. 9-5pm S Of Ford Rd . 

Likey - off Saltz to 1403 Ranier 

bikes. 

10- 

ol 

LfVONIA MOVING - Sept 30 4 Oct' 

I-2nd. Frt -Sun 9am-5pm Furni- 

ture. household items, misc 19197 

Auburndale. off 7 MUe Rd between 

Merriman A Farmington Rd 

CANTON - Sat only 6205 Portendge 

Ln TV boy* bikes, loys. doll stand, 

gilt shop do— out Heme 

CANTON- Sepl 29-30. Oct 1*1 

9am-5pm 1631 WHlard Or between 

Ford Rd 4 Saltz. Baby item*, 

household, miac Great bargains 

SANTON - Sept 29. Oct 1 8am- 

6pm 1663 Rustic Ridge Clothing. 

A mac Off of Palmer between 

toys 4 

liMy 4 Haggerty 

CANTON Thurs -Sat. 9am-5pm. 

Super Sale Beds/crib, bunk, twin 

computer, deek. book ti chikl - adult 

bik— doming, household 'Iems 

lots more. Excellent condition 

47830 Hanford, N /Ford. W /Beck 

CANTON - Thurs Sat , Sept 29- 

Oct 1. 8-4 Toys, ike rises, furniture 

42479 Redtem. South oi Ford Rd 

West off UMy 

CANTON-Yard sale, baby dotti— 

etc Sal 4 Sun. I0am-4pm. 170 Brit- 

tany off Cherry HM. W of 1-275 

CANTON Baby. loys. linens, kitch- 

en more Everything must go! Frt- 

Sal 9am on. 6158 Wlkow Creak. N 

of Ford w of UMy 

CANTON Thurs A Frt 10-5 1990 

Woodmow. S of Palmer W of 

Sheldon Rd Baby doth— A turm- 

ture. table A 4 chairs. mi»c 

CANTON 43047 Hanlord b«fean 

Sheldon A UMy Clothmg A various 

household items Thur* Sept 29 

thru Sal Oct 1. 9:30 ta 6 

CANTON - 2 family Frt 2-7pm A 

Sat. 10-4pm Cokectibl— kflchen 

appkanc— color tv furniture, ale 

42059 WoodOridga. Corner of Line* 

A Woodbrtdge S of Cherry HR 

CANTON. 3 t*mi»— Frt . Sapt 30 

Sal.. 6ci 1 9 AM - 5 PM 7364 

Burgundy. 2 streets W of Canton 

Center. N of Warren 

CANTON 3 Famky" 

Of Ford, W Of UMy Sept 30 A Ocl 

1st. 9-4 Furniture, household 

doth—, mac. Cash onfyi 

LIVONIA-MOVING-Furnrture, appli- 

ances antique accordion A d—k 

lewelry lool*. children * dance cos- 

tumes doth—, snow blower mrsc 4 

much more Thurs-Sun T0km-5pm 

26257 S Clements Ode 

LIVONIA. Moving Sale Ocl 1. 9-4 

PM Oeiel bedroom-*ei baby lur- 

nitura books records, household 

items, decorations Dog kennel and 

much more 14375 Hubbard. 1/2 

Mile N of Schoolcraft, 1/2 Mile W 

of Mernman 

LIVONIA - Sept 29,30, 9-5 Toys, 

kids dom—. household, furniture. 

36540 Bobocn Near 6 MM 4 Lever 

LIVONIA-Sept 29-Oct 2 9AM -6PM 

Furniture, dothing. *nd more Good 

prices 19745 Mapiewood Between 

7 4 6 Mi . E. of Middlebeit 

UVONIA SUPER MULTI 

Oct *. thru 9 10am MB 5pm 

16910 Stanmoor. S Of 6. betweer 

Inkster A Middtebert Mt*c House- 

hold collectabl— soma aniiqu— 

iracior can. etc 

LIVONIA -Thur* -Frl 9am-6pm, 

37724 Sunnydale W of Newburgh 

between 5-6 M"e. childrens clolhes, 

loys 4 other mi»c Hems 

LIVONIA - Thurs -Sst 9am ? 

15113 Norman. 5 Mile 4 Newburgh 

Ton* of good stuff 

LIVONIA Thurs-Sat 9-5 Bound 

carpel 6x9 dmetie chairs, ladies 

sho— 5'*N 4 misc 35939 Middle 

boro. E of Lev*n N ol Schooic/afl 

LIVONIA . Thurs . Frl . Sst 9 AM 

29070 Rayburn 5 Mile/Middlebeit 

Roto-tiker tools, garden nam* 

Chrtstm— decoration*, hou—hold 

LIVONIA - Wed -Frt , • 9am-5pm 

30561 Hathaway E of Merriman N 

of Joy. Kid'a doth—, toy*. Miac 

CANTON. 3 lam«— baby item* 

craft*, miac. krkek knack*, much 

morel 7653 Charring!on Or , Frt 

10-4, bet Joy 4 Warren, E off Can- 

ton Center 

CANTON 43875 Slmsbory WMfar* 

Estate* E of Sheldon. S ol Warren 

Good variety ol Hems Frt (Sepl 30) 

A Sat (Oct 1). 10-5:30 

CANTON - 45300 Twkkng. E of Can- 

dy Fii-Sel.. 9-4 

TROY, Giantl Frt, Sat. Sun, 9-4 

1819 Freerhont For—tvlew Vaage 

N of Long Lake. E of Cookdge 

TROY - Mlac noueehotd nema. 

clothing, feeak-y. records, aheet mu- 

sic book*, sports equipment 1757 

Brentwood. N off Long Laka, E of 

Cookdge Nonhhetd HIM Sapt 30- 

OCL 1-2.9-5 

TROY Multi-fkmllyi Thura-Frt- 

SM 9-5pm 3605 Bristol: S W cor- 

ner of Wattl— a Rochester Rd 

Hide-s-bed freezer hou—hold. etc 

TROY - SKI Ocl 1 8 30am-5pm 

Houaahold. furniture, carpeting. TV 

a stereo equipmenl 3055 Ckk'a*! 

Rd 2 hou*— N of Big Beaver Rd 

between Adams 8 

TROY 38T1 BwkJei. N off Big 6ea- 

Fri-Sat. 9-5 

fumkure. mlac 

ver. W off Cookdge Fn-Sat. 9-5 

2 famky Houaahold kjmttua 

TROY - 9-29 8 9-30 10am-3pm 

Writer pool cover. Iota of Infant 

doth—. 0-2 yrs. rmec houaenoid N 

of Square Laka. between Crook* A 

L l ver no** 6064 I lerbmoor 

WATERFORD-Moving m sale 

7630 Pleeaam Manor Or . 1 ba E of 

WMam* Lake Rd off of Ettzabeth 

Lake Rd m Pl*a**nt Lake Shores. 

Sepl 29 A 30 9am-4pm 

WATERFORO TWP Famly coneok- 

tlqu—. furniture, clothmg. old work 

hor— lack. toy*. A much mora. 

2783 Sytv»i Shore* off of Voorhi— 

Rd between M-59 A Talagraph Frt 

Sat 9-6 Sun 11-6 

WEST BLOOMFIELD • Frt through 

Sun 9-5 6679 Lae Crest. 1 M S Ol 

Maple. 1 bl E Of Orchard Lake 

WEST BLOOMFIELD - Sat Only 9- 

4pm 4320 Foxpomte. Woman* da- 

aigner dotfvng aa— 6. MA 12 S M 

Lone Pine W off Orchard Lk 

WEST BLOOMFKLD - Ocl 1. 2 10 

«o 4 6430 Pmecroff. W of Orchard 

Lake. N of Maple, Clothes camer- 

as. toy*, aports squoment. kjmt- 

turs too** houeehdd Heme etc 

W BLOOMFIELD - MtM Famky 

3650 Saner off comer Green Lake A 

Commerce Sapt 29-30 A Oct 1 

W SLOOMFCLO. Sapt 2»-30. 70a4 

Stonebrook Rd I Mock E M 

1 mock Not 14 9-6 

MM W of Center 

*•«' SUMNmore N ol Joy W ol 

McCkawpiee Wed-Sel 9-2 

PLYMOuTH-CslaM MM 1306 Sher 

•dan. N of Ann Arbor Tral. C 

^•eebyer'an Cfwr 

e. Birmingham. 

**M E Oanly x* 

ROCHtSTER HR.LS Mwirvj 

Set Sept 29 Oct ' 

Roang Green Circle 1 o> 

of .Adams 

dCkhlng. jewelry, t 

30. 10 AM AS50 

dnve S of 15 Mka 

TMa. Fn. Set 8am-5pm Bat 

•rmg maadtar lOXdMcount 

II CmMjUk Rd SMI 

M k M M k M N t 

M M g M A M J a l W 30. O ^ 

i m ^ B ^ ^ i i n 

H M N I M M t l B 

AN ESTATfSaLE • 

Sm Oca I 16-V- • 

22666 *vor 

_ ma 

ZSZSToJU 

T M A Garafk 

Mr detRk. 

« 

T n M k M H M M I l l 

FARMMGTON MILS • Fl*

D * i 

O&E Thuraday. Septambar 29. 19M 

•J v - • * 

. * 

' « V 

• r+t 1 

- 

c? • 

mJT > 

jvf • A 

• a*" • 

;t • ^.iMt i^4&&ma> 

5 ' 

continent el trafler 3 coner* 6 

more extras Musi 

3 toner* 6 many 

see 537-7648 

CHRIS CRATT CATALINA 1966. 36'. 

Id. every option Better than 

$139K Alter 6pm 476-2604 

CHRIS CRAFT CATAUNA 1B77 

25 ft *ul 

6 h*hm^ 

Many axtra* Priced to *e* before 

061-2314 

19B6, Corv 

CMRISCRAFT 50-r 

i. lotyitwi 

d outlined 2/500. 6V92T1 

Appro ilmass*, 200 hours 

- Frt 6-5 PM 366-3 lOO 

CIGARETTE. 24 IL 1965 atoc* 

4. compSetty , 

100 hours. c*6 

400MP 454 compMty rtgaed. mv 

"I TiT-SU* 

FOUR WIMNS 1966. 170 Hortton. 

;"s&oo- 

hOBY cat 1« ft. and tr after Tan 

AT 

HYDROPtAi*. **• 

h p boel motor t 

IRWIN 1B71M- 

•r. 4 aefls rrMar 

Mfta. automatic p«OC CIC*6irl 

condmon $32 900 »1-047tl 

47B-W67 

M963 Cuddy ^ t ^ T O MR. 

IBB*. NIOC.MIVO.Mi 

WWWTR. WW. V * 6 CMfc hhs, 

r r s a j r u r c r m-mt 

IESS* 

tJ 

806 Boats S Motors 

SEARAY. 1965 230 weekender 260 

horsepower 160 hour*. vW radio, 

extra* $19,500 CM 355-3779 

SEARAY 1965-26 ft. Weekender 

190 hrs. perfect condition 

134.000 626-7419 

SEARAY 1967 Suooencer 3SO *ke 

new. low hour*. *acnftce. $26,000 

After 6PM ) -365-3362 

SIERRA Supreme 1967 20 ft 

Boemder, 240 HP nBoard, ski pack- 

ler £99-7643 

STARCRAFT 17ft. 50 H P mere, ex- 

ceiient Inning boat $1500 

335-9633 or 332-6566 

STARCRAFT 1975-S/S. 

H P motor E-Z loader 

16 ft. 70 

raker ex- 

427-7659 

SUN RUNNER. 1965, 21 FT . Cuddy. 

230 Mercrmeer S S depthflnder 

stereo Melon, an canvas* pump 

out, much mors 135 hours Eagle 

trailer $16,800 Eve 274-4454 

VENTURE 21 Mem Jib, Genoa. 10 

HP Outboard Iraiter meny custom 

•xlras Excellent condition I $3 700 

or Best 471-1077 or 540-0542 

806 Vshicla & 

Boat Storage 

ALL BOATS & RV s 

$10 Per Mo Lighted, 

Fenced 6 Secured 346-2592 

BOATS N" 

STORAGE MARINE 

Inside/Gut*Kle Bost Storage 

Sept Special It 15'Annual 

Outside Boa! Storage Includes 

Pick-up 6 Delivery 363-6161 

DOUGS RV 6 BOAT STORAGE 

14075 Haggerty Rd - Plymouth 

455-4033 

INDOOR STORAGE 

Boats - Car* - RV* 

Claen. dry 6 secure Open 7 days 

We welcome your inspection 

Master .1 VISA 842-6449 

SAVE THIS AD" 

RV &.B0AT 

STORAGE 

$10 PER MONTH 

Plymouth area 

Locked, lighted, security 

Shrink wrap 

349-5563 

WAYNE S INDOOR STORAGE 

Bost*. cars, tools 

Very Safe dry. clean 

Ptymouth are* $60 a mo 455-4011 

812 Motorcycles 

Mini-Bikes 

HONDA ELITE 80 Scooter 1965- low 

rm Excellent condition. 2 new hel- 

met*. $875 752-5658 

HONDA Spree 1965 3,000 mile*. 

$275 or best Good condition needs 

battery 979-1155 

HONDA 1976 XL-250 Good condi- 

tion! Runs good! $225 or beat Ca* 

before noon or after 9pm. 425-5593 

HONOA 1962 FT 500-Run* excel- 

lent. $500 335-9633 or 332-6566 

HONOA 1964, V65 magna, 2 hel- 

mets. windshield, service manual 

very good condition $1600/beat 

537-6646 

INDIAN 1965 

condition, low 

beet 540-2214 or 

MopyLexa 

w mileage. $275 or 

647-6426 

KAWASAKI i960 LTD- garage kept 

only 11,500 mile* $875 

Day* 489-0075. After 5 30pm & 

474-4660 

NtGHTHAW* 650, 198-3 

moving. $975 

YAMAHA 1965 - Roed Racer 

RZ350L. beat offer excekent condi- 

tion. sxlras. After 6 pm 363-6600 

814 Campers, Traders 

A Motortwmee 

AMERICAN by Cobra 1967 36'. 

custom mtenor. 2200 miles, loaded. 

Quean bed m rear, reduced $47,000 

476-0667 

APACHE 1975, Fiberglass pop-up 

Sleep* 7 neater ce box. atove. 2 

tanks. $1.500/beat After 6*27-5507 

ARGOSY 1977 AtrWreem 26' extra 

dean, with trailer package. S6000 

362-6746 

BOUNDER- 8 mo* old. 30 n_ sett 

contained, loaded. 2 color TVs etc 

Musi asi due to Mnese 453-4461 

CHAMPION I960 25' Generator, 

air. awnmg. Dodge 440 engine 

49.000 miles $1S.OOO 683-7206 

CHAMPION 1961. 25. sleeps 8. 

generator roof air. 47.000 miles. 

t17.500/besl After 6pm. 566-6518 

CRUSE MASTER 1977. 22 

OO 

326-6357 

er by Dodge. 37.000 M K 

double air. $6,200 

FRONTIER 1967.1 32 toot mini, 

sleep* 6. duM Mr. crmee. caeeette 

player $32,900 261-7654 

GMC JIMMY 1963. Van camper. 

27.000 mas*, loaded, steep* 4. air 

ZZftJfcMM 

GMC 1976 PM*t Beach. 26 N.. 

suceienl condMon. B30.000 

481-3592 or 961-6356 

HONEY 1977 Motorhome (Dodgel 

33 ft. reer bath CM an! You"! Iowe itl 

$7,900 437 53*5 

IRS AUCTION 

Tuea Od 4. 1966 

1070 Century Supreme Tracer. 29 ft 

Fro 

JAYCO Trafter. 24%% ft wRh awning 

Sa* contained sleep* 7 RuO vWada 

Mao eveaabi* 906-7373 

MOAS 1970 30" motorhoma. 

4, asin6ni condition. 46.000 mOaa. 

•6500 Plymouth 45B-2103 

MOAS 1070 motorhome CMaa C- 

26ft 53,000 mam, traae 

$6500 456-0000 

PICKUP CAMPER 6H FT 

HOIT MOTOR HOMCB 

ITMAVCLAMO 

fSIJJ 476-1347 

ROCKWOOO. 1074. 30 «. 

-2133 

SOUTHWtNO 1004 IT 

TAWAS BRAVt - reu 2 P7 225/60 R16 4 porache 

911 aluminum wheels 16 S lpoke 

best offer efler 4pm 473-8616 

PLYMOUTH VOYltGER 1977 V*n 

lor parts Can after 4pm 422-8744 

822 Trucks For Sale 

RANGER 1967 STX P»ck-up 5 

speed V6. stereo'caaaatle bed 

Uner tool bos Extra deen Must 

BILL COOK BUICK 

4 7 1 - 0 8 0 0 

824 JeepsACrther 

4-Wheel Drives 

RANGER 1987 XLT 6.000 mite* 

*6.0001 

*«&Sri 

MI mSea. asking $ t« 500 

•am-Spm. Mon-Fff. 377-6106 

GMC 1983 

3/4 ton PK* •*. a». 63960 Osk 

Mem -Frt 8am St-sv 533 2400 

•ow mrnm tm Mtsaad 

470 10*0 

6^21 


471-OBOO 

AEROSTAR 1966 XL Air tm-tm 

stereo Priced to sen S 10.555 

LOU LaRICHE 

CHEVY/SUBARU 

Ftymouth Rd Jusl West ol 1-275 

453-4600^ 

BLAZERS 1008 S-1 

lory official 2 lo 

Priced to sell 

LOU LaRICHE 

CHEVY/! 

Plymouth Rd - Just Wpet of 1-275 

453-4600 

BLAZER 1963 Sio. 4X4 wacx 

Tahoe package heevy duty retch 6 

cylinder automatic s»: sSsnt cond>- 

t«m. $6,700 or beet After 6PM. ask 

for Greg 474-3607 

CHEROKEE 1965 see 

Aft 5 seed cruiae control Root 

rake Ju*l »'• new' $6 995 Ouakty 

automobile Buy with confidence 

JEFF BENSON CAR CO 562-7011 

CHEVY 1966 S-10 Blazer 4x4 Tin 

cruise *utomatic *» yowe* wm 

dows power door looks dean a 


471-0800 

825 Sports A 

Imported Cars 

AUDI 4000S 1964 Automafic 

oon 645-3730 

"W 

condi- 

649^644 

AUOl 5000S 

ak aunroo* automatic 

loaded Ê/cenem cor-Oition I700G 

66 1 2797 

ASTRO 1986 CL Wan Ap 

cassett* 6 pasaangers great valu*. 

$10 777 

LOU LaRICHE 

CHEVY/SUBARU 

Plymouth Rd - Just Wast of 1-275 

453-4600 

ASTRO 1966 Van Express Conver- 

sion power steering-brake* •rrv-fm 

stereo casaerte crura* very deen. 

$11,500 728-5132 

ASTRO 1967-OMux* interior 8 pa»1 

senger silver loaded Like new 

$11,500 Evenings. 655-9236 

BEAUVILLE 1965 low mutes. Mka 

new al pom«r options, an ,crm»a 

auto.am/fm stereo $8795 420-0860 

CARAVAN 1965 5-*p*ed manual 

transmission. 5 passenger 33.000 

miles. $7,000 Eves 425-6649 

CHEVROLET 1986 Astro CL, load- 

ed Ww mites. 8 psssenger 1/alter- 

ing parted condtion 642-1896 

CHEVY Jayco conversion 1968- 

Power . steering/brakes.'windows a 

door locks, tilt, crmae a mora Un- 

der ivarianty S 

condition $16.0 

CHEVY, 1964 C-20 CONVERSION 

VAN Automatic ak low mda* Like 

new $7 995 

TAMAROFF BUICK 

QUALITY USED CARS 

353-1300 

CHEVY.. 1985 Astro 

loaded extr* sharp! Must sen Ex- 

cellent condition $8,400 852-7152 

DODGE CARAVAN SE. '964 - 

Loaded 53.000 maes Extr* deen 

$6295 425-6147 , 425-2959 

DOOGE CARAVAN "986- auto. Mr. 

33 000 mke*. $6500 644-3607 

DODGE CARAVAN SE 1984. 2 6 au- 

lomatic. maroon loaded. 5 r.aassr- 

gar. running board. $5,300 561-0679 

DODGE 1982 V8 Window Van. Ml 

option*. exceBent condmon m and 

out Must see $3700 356-7434 

DOOGE 1964 Caravan LT. ha* ev- 

erything $3,990 326-1569 

DOOGE >966 Caravan SE. automat- 

a brake*. 7 pes- 

> steering a 

ak. 41.600 

DOOGE 1967 Caravan. 3 sealer, 

burgundy, loeded. excekent -orxJ. 

bon inude a out 522-3063 

DOOGE. 1967 Caravan LE. 7 pas- 

senger Mr. loeded. torn mke*. 

$11900 346-8733 or 437-9162 

ECONOUNE 150. 1985 24.000 

mke* Sand* Converawn. t«L speed 

control, poemr locks I windows 

alarm system. *m-ft»i stereo. 10 

speakers, color TV. pami IktlsnL 

Tuff Kote 0«ol $12,500 431-7460 

After 430pm 455-0375 

FORO ECONOUNE 150. 1977 - 351 

enflkie No ruet WeS-to-wa* carpel 

Good engine run* good S675 Ca* 

Sat a Sun , tO-5pm 862-2148 

FORO STARCRAFT 1967 

•ton Van. raMed roof, loaded with 

option* 3 month* old. 5 300 mka*. 

$7800 474-1062 

FORD 1962 XLT Out) Mr. AM-FM 

stereo tn. 4 captam chaas. back 

bench. $3250 After 6PM. 656-2462 

FORD. 1964 ConwarsKm Van. V-8. 

automatic, power itaartng. power 

brake*. Marco much more $8 805 

TOWN & COUNTRY DOOGE 

9 Mke a Grand River 

FORO 1984 Vwv bivouac comer- 

won loeded. axes*ant shape Must 

sen Can after 5PM 454-0307 

CJ5 JEEP 1979 62 000 miles 2 

sets tires 3 speed 304 new clutch 

6 brake*, son lop, umbrska lop 

$2,000 or best offer 636-0209 

DOOGE 1976 Ramcharger - 6" aft 

very good condition, needs minor 

repair $1 100 or beet off*r After 

4PW 349-9616 

JXJOGE 

$2400 

1978 - 4x4 good condition 

522-006? 

DOOGE 1965 Ramcharger excels 

lent condition 30 000 rnnes $9500 

or best offer Call t0-6om Mon 

thru Sat 274-0732 Sun %74-2072 

F-10 BLAZER. 1967 low mfleege 

d red andîack $12,000 Ex- 

it wmdit-WKfter 6 476-6453 

GMC 1966 Jimmy Sierra Cuts** 

ancekeru condition Loaded 28.000 

miles $12 450'beM 689-3361 

BMW 

.USED 

CAR 

SALE 

9.9% 

financing 

over 

40 

To Choose From 

ERHARD 

BMW 

352*6030 

825 Sports A 

Imported Cars 

$22 000 Ca* We 

Arm 851-2368 

George 643-7673 

825 Sports A 

I — ,, „ .a. ft a 

imponto uati 

: 

JAGUAR. 1000. XJSC • CatktoM* 

k i nmm condition taupe 7 ft wefc" 

ranty $49.000 540-2a09 

MAZDA RX7 1906 Red ^speed 

em tm isssnti m Very good corv 

DATSUN i97t 2*02 Bhie. mteoor/ 

exterm -edone needs same werk 

$•500 

DAT SUN i960 200SX Loaded 1 Ex- 

cekani -condnaon' 75.000 mke* 

$2 000 Ca* eves 32-9789 

MfRCEDEC BENZ 1965 afeSw 

convertible 2 lop* *nthracne gray 

W«h black leather 29.000 mke* *k 

service rKonH $34 000 885-7935 

or 473-3573 

19 TO 2200~veryttood 

condmon. tiktto 4 speed $2450 

Ca* after 6pm 453-2951 

MERCEDES 1973 260 Blue, true 

classic Ml original 50.260 mNa* 

tWERCEDES 1905- 190E. loeded 

antaock brake iiiien i 40.000 mae*. 

$17,500- 3T7-B015 

HONDA. 1964. CRX. i apeed Mr. 

am-lm caaaetie new dutch. aahauM 

a Urea extended werranty $5,900 

Before 3pm 937-8582 

HONDA 1985 ACCORO Only 

$7 495 



353-1300 

BMW 1967 3251 - 4 door leather 

automatic, power aun root LTD si* 

5.000 mke*. $23.500'offer Musi 

ae* moving 851-8363 

BMW 325e. 1965 2 door 5 speed 

sunroof. Ckkulkr phone, excekent 

condition $14,500 /beM 851-4842 

CARRE FLA 1967. 011. black, mmt 

Bel radar 

1.900 Aak 

tor Stao. 256-9000 or S40-6001 

CORVETTE, ifcri. Red. 350 270 

HP. T-Topa. good condmon. $6,500 

Cak: 061-2230 

CORVETTE. 1076 

speed T-iopa, new tires extras 

$7000/be*t After 4pm 477-7443 

CORVETTE. 1075. Convertible 350 

V8. sutomshc 33 000 mkea. a coi- 

lectabte Corvette m show car condi- 

tion $14,000 ton 

eves 540-63*6 

CORyETTE, 1077 Saver, 50.000 

mkes a* original, seond oemer 

$8150 646-4705 

CORVETTE 1077-Automatic load- 

ed. moon roof stainless steM 

brakes. 56.000 mi. $7400 421-6402 

CORVETTE 19*0 automatic, red/ 

bM0»SO.6OO — 

Ate 5pm. 476-5610 or 476-1040 

CORVETTE 1062 While/red 

Interior T-too* Loaded' $12 90C 

531-5331 

CORVETTE 1964 - automatic, 

bronze • bronze leether tntarlor 

Boae. bra. $ 13.500 647-2985 

CORVETTE. 1985 MetMBc bronze, 

loaded. Boe* stereo. T-Top*. excet- 

lent condition $ 14.000 377-0007 

CORVETTE 10te Gray/Mac*. 8000 

mkk*. Ike new. S20.600 

CORVETTE 1906 Coupe - red. 5.500 

mke*. perfect condition, loaded. 

$23,000 " 645-0807 

DATSUN Maxima wagon 1083- 

Loeded. automate Mr. MBSO/oftar 

353-1020 

HONDA 1965 Accord 2 door hatch- 

back. auto Mr 1 owner aiceaent 

48.000 mke* J6300 681-5533 

HONOA 1965 One Red low mOas. 

mtenor Mke new $4,700 

matching mtenor. *ke new $4.71 

TOWN 8 COUNTRY DOOGE 

9 Mka a Grand RNer 

t*./aa 

X 1 E / 

2^ 

HONOA. 1*85 

TAMAR< 

PRELUDE Only 

AMAROFF BUICK 

OUALITY USED CARS 

353-1300 

HONDA. 1085 Prefcida 

nor. 35.000 MM*. 

$6,500 After 4 PM 

HONOA 1085 PRELUOE 5 spaed. 

SUNSHINE HONDA 

1205 ANN ARSOR RO PLYMOUTH 

453-3600 

OPEN SATURDAYS 10-3 . 

HONOA 1086 Accord IX - 4 door, 

automatic, aun roof. 35.000 mOaa. 

$11,000 661-037S 

HONOA 1966 Accord LXL halch- 

OAE Thursday. Sspfrmbf 29. 1968 

MARKET PLACE': 

860 Chevrolet 

35a Cadillac 

856 Buick 

&56 Buick 

852 Clatelc Cert M Chevrolet 

a gcceotnc 

CLASSIFIED £ 

It 

W O R K S 

825 Sports* 

Imported Cert 

PORSCHE IBM. 944 Turbo, 5 

«MO. red/Mack. casaette. tunroa*. 

factory warranty $25,900 852 2*11 

S3^£' 

1068 «44 TurtKJ J 

sunroof. reno adio Unwed 

red 4 reedy Uou- 

- Bill Cook Porsche 

^ 471-0800 

WSscSi 

^rtertcoi 

944. 1«#4 LOW mliee 

oondMon New tirea Broru* 

Weekday*. »-4pm. 757-7517 

T FUtOO t*43 Sport, m, 5 

rolNop. M* m. Excellent 

n $t«>6 626-0979 

4*AB 1964 900S 4 door. automaT 

Te. - *. k w M wftfi options. estra 

dMitrMÎMpnoO 

.'BILL COOK AUDI 

471-0044 

SAAB 1964 900 Turbo, welnul. 4 

auto, loaded. extrs deen 

. Ca* after Spm^ 737-2125 

1965 GL 4 door. Mr. am- 

ir windows & locks, tm 

I buy for ma money. $5,353 

" LOU LaRICHE 

CHEVY/SUBARU 

•Wymouth Rd - Jual Waal oI1-275 

453-4600 

"80BAWU 19*6. XT Turbo coupe au- 

Mtnauc. tufty loaded, axoaaant corv 

dWon. (unroot. W.aoo 5S2-4737 

-ÛftAAU 

Wcnoaa 

lent corxJi 

t»ae. 4 w 

i. loaded, low r 

Hon 

heal Orrvfl 

rule* Ercel- 

SA5-24M 

8UNBCAI 

torttlon. 

man ute* 

14 TWER - 1*6 

bum 28* pka 

$13,000 

total raa- 

stock 260. 

683-3235 

rOTA. 1967 CAMRY D*i»e. 

gd condition. 64.000 rnHaa. AuHO- 

$6695 «Wt car 

.471-0970 563-2617 

VOLVO 1979 2440L 

tow maea. CaWomla 

Mrp< $4,450 865-3064 

VOLVO 1963. 760 air. pom*. les many extras Asking. $4,000 

or offer Leeve message 981-6050 

SKYHAWK. 1964 4 door trarMm- 

cassette crwee. super condition. 

65.000 miles highway Îrivir^ 

$4,000 

SKYHAWK. 1964. 5 

amfm stereo, rear detogger 74.000 

miles, aakuvg $2,550 477-0039 

SKYLARK Limited 1966. 4 ew exhausi asking $1800553 4906 

SKYLARK 1984 4 door power 

steering/brakes, sir am'fm stereo 

No rust $2,800 397-8614 

SKYLARK, 1985 4 door automatic 

air power steering, power brakes 

stereo & more only $4 895 


. 471-0800 

SOMERSET 1985 Limited excel- 

lent condition V-6. automat*: pow- 

er windows & locks til) sir am-fm 

cassette - $5700 981-6937 

858 Cadillac 

COUPE OeVille 1963 4 1 litre lully 

loaded, very good condition 1 

$6,900 642-9013 

CADILLAC, 1985 CIMARRON A-> 

tomatic air All the toys low miles 

Only $5 995 



353-1300 

ELOORAOO »964 umivei tifu Off 

white, exceaant condition $13,500 

Days 649-4600 or Evea 352 2069 

ELDORADO 1964 Mint' All white, 

valour 30.000 mites Sacrifice 

$9500 After 7pm 851-7464 

ELDORADO 1964 showroom condi- 

tion loaded power learner tun 

new tires 6 brakes 43 000 miles 

$6600 Can before noon 669-3474 

EL DORA OO 1965 Loaded moon- 

rod, 75,000 maes 

$12 500 729-2782 

EL DORADO 1985 «£»Calient con- 

dition Must sell $9500 or Best of 

Jar 540-4222 357-5165 

BE RETT A GT 1966-V-6 sutomai 

locks/windows cruise, metallic rad^ 

3700 miles l*e new — 549-1973 

CAPRICE 1977 Reliable transpor 

taiion $450 "best ofter 

Days 569-5740 Evas 651-2418 

BERETTA 1966 While euto V6 

many options low miles new condi- 

mn R«1 nffer 646-9773 

Sf RETT A 1986 2 dooi Excellent' 

Loaded full power $7900 

553-6900 or after 5pm 661-5162 

BERL'NETTA 1981 T tops power 

doors AMFM doth interior. $2900 

352 4084 

CIMARRON 1965- Only 36.000 mi 

Full power V6, automatic loaded 4 

door. White wrth tan alienor $6700 

After 5 30pm 661-2095 

COUPE De VILLE '978 tuns good 

no rust good rubber $1500 

537-6315 

OEVILLE 1960 - 4 door 

wtte scar $3,000 

358-4121 

ELDORADO Biarritz. 1964 - HTA 100 

gas fuel m|ected. pale yellow All op- 

tions with alarm system 60.000 ac- 

tual mMea $11.90© —455-'641 

ELDOBAOO, 1976 CONVERTIBLE 

Fully loaded everything original low 

milage, mint condition Bast offer 

After 6pm 464-7055 

SEDAN OEVILLE 1985 Wh«ta with 

blue valour loaded, like new condi- 

tion. » t0.500/or otter 4 78-9921 

C A MA RO 1977 Good iranspora 

tion $200 After 5i>m 981-2051 

SEDANdeVULE 1985 Oar» Blue 

cloth cassette loaded St.000 

miles $8,950 Call 455-0416 

C A MA RO 1977 Good iranspora 

tion $200 After 5i>m 981-2051 

SEDANdeVULE 1985 Oar» Blue 

cloth cassette loaded St.000 

miles $8,950 Call 455-0416 

CAMARO 1977 305 V-6 many new 

parts Needs brake 4 transmission 

tuneup $750 firm 525-9072 

SEDAN OE VILLE 1988. E.aculhre 

car black wilh grey interior. 7.000 

miles 553-7784 

CAMARO 1977 305 V-6 many new 

parts Needs brake 4 transmission 

tuneup $750 firm 525-9072 

SEDAN OE VILLE 1988. E.aculhre 

car black wilh grey interior. 7.000 

miles 553-7784 CAMARO 1979 euto. 350 air oood 

condition many n«w pans $2 700 

After 6pm 229-6548 

SEDAN OEVILLE 1985 4 door 

leather Excellent conditio"- Load- 

ad $9200 258-5258 

CAMARO 1979 euto. 350 air oood 

condition many n«w pans $2 700 

After 6pm 229-6548 

SEDAN de VtlLE 19^6 leather 

seats, security system, loaded, •« 

cetient condition. $12 500 45^-0175 

SEDAN DEVtLLE 1987 23:000 

miles black wrth gray leather interi- 

or eiceltent condition Loaded GM 

enecutrve/best offer 363 9474 

CAMARO 1979- Z-28 350 rebuilt 

auib performance parts. Kenwood' 

EO code alarm $4000 4 76-0539 








CAMARO 1980 Solid body, runs 

good new transmission $800 or 

best ofter 437-4823 








CAMARO 1984 automatic air. AM- 

FM 4 speakers great s*ape Can 

after t PM 729-0441 

SEOAN OEVILLE 1968 Loaded 

Very clean $16 400 626-7164 

CAMARO 1984 automatic air. AM- 

FM 4 speakers great s*ape Can 

after t PM 729-0441 

SEOAN OEVILLE 1968 Loaded 

Very clean $16 400 626-7164 

CAMARO 1984 red black interior 

37 000 mi 4 cylinder auto, very 

clean $5000 best Eves or anytime 

on weekends 937-3019 

SEDAN Oe VILLE )96€ leather 

loaded mint condl«irL secutity syv 

tarn Wf*wls $12,000 647-1092 

CAMARO 1984 red black interior 

37 000 mi 4 cylinder auto, very 

clean $5000 best Eves or anytime 

on weekends 937-3019 

SEVILLE 1976. mint condition low 

miles, kept as a classic' Private 

$4500 Firm 464-3512 

CAMARO 196i while, good condrti 

Km $4300 522-0067 

SEVILLE 1976. mint condition low 

miles, kept as a classic' Private 

$4500 Firm 464-3512 CAMARO 1964 -2L28 output 

oower steering'brakesam-fm ster- 

eo kill switch n«vi tires » brakes 

$6 800 661-8967 

SEVILLE, i960 Tu-tone. toupe ' 

brown leather, moonrool $5,400 

neg 60.000 • miles 464-0984 

CAMARO 1964 -2L28 output 

oower steering'brakesam-fm ster- 

eo kill switch n«vi tires » brakes 

$6 800 661-8967 

SEVILLE 1983. 64.000 miles, leath 

e« $7400 357 2268 or 47 1-4662 

CAMARO 1986 Bertinetta E«ecu- 

trve car am-lm stereo air rear win- 

dow defrost tilt power windows, 

seats & door locks $7550 

Days 974-1742 Eves 373-5030 

SEVILLE 1986-GM emecutive car. 

3000 maes, loaded, includes sun- 

roof. leather. Boise sou.id. anti- 

theft. $24 900 642-9751 

CAMARO 1986 Bertinetta E«ecu- 

trve car am-lm stereo air rear win- 

dow defrost tilt power windows, 

seats & door locks $7550 

Days 974-1742 Eves 373-5030 

SEVILLE 1986-GM emecutive car. 

3000 maes, loaded, includes sun- 

roof. leather. Boise sou.id. anti- 

theft. $24 900 642-9751 CAMARO - 1986 V6 air cruise e«- 

ceilent condition low mileage, dark 

metallic red 878-6567 

SEVILLE - 1968 STS Loadod in- 

cluding power sunroof. lists over 

$35 000 . 3.900 miles, will ..sacrifice 

$28 500 681-6513 

CAMARO - 1986 V6 air cruise e«- 

ceilent condition low mileage, dark 

metallic red 878-6567 

SEVILLE - 1968 STS Loadod in- 

cluding power sunroof. lists over 

$35 000 . 3.900 miles, will ..sacrifice 

$28 500 681-6513 CAMARO 1988 excellent condition 

All power Loaded Steteo cassette 

Make offer 625-8259 

TWO FOR ONE. SALE 1974 Buick 

Rrviera 425 cirin VS. runs 4 looks 

super 1977 Eldorado. 425 cu In V8 

runs as good as new Buy them both 

for $1,685 This week Onfy Dealer 

544-7022 

CAMARO 1988 excellent condition 

All power Loaded Steteo cassette 

Make offer 625-8259 

TWO FOR ONE. SALE 1974 Buick 

Rrviera 425 cirin VS. runs 4 looks 

super 1977 Eldorado. 425 cu In V8 

runs as good as new Buy them both 

for $1,685 This week Onfy Dealer 

544-7022 

CAPRICE Classic 1985 Automalic. 

air am 'fm sie*eo. fun oowe* 69.CHX) 

miles Clean $6000 478-0768 

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CAPRICE 1977-Very retot» »•»»- 

portatioc $600 Ca* 397-1461 

CAPRICE. 1981 v-8 loaded »ery 

nice family sedan $3 495 Qualrty 

automobiles Buy WITH Lix ifiderv • 

JEFF BENSON CAR CO 562-7011 

CAPRICE 1964 Classic 4 door au 

lomatic power Hearing I brakes 

air am-fm cassette rear defrost 

lilt wile s car h-gbway m.ies 

V>?00 422 1131 

CAPRICE 1964 ct*sssr loaded 

dean new exhaust $5 200 

CAVALIER 1962 4 door fully 

powered air sunroof till '"0CW 

rack aood Tires $1,790 427-0367 

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644-1070 Oakland County 591-0900 Wayne County 

852-3222 Rochester/Rochester Hills 

Thursday. StptamM 29. 1968 OA 

AUTOMOTIVE 

860 Chevrolet 

CAPRICE 1967 OasaK 4 door V6, 

al power am-fm caaaatta medajm 

. •. gay valour interior 

fiV maes $9 ! 464-0186 

CAVALIER 1963 Standard Runs 

er new battery new front tiras am/ 

im stereo case arte, approxtrnatiey 

45 000 maes, on New engine Greet 

second carl After 6pm, 455-6447 

CAVALIER 1983 CS Amfm. 5 

speed, power steering-brake Great 

condWonl 60.000 iMm $2,700/ 

beat After 5pm 462-0932 

CAVALIER 1963 Halc*ib«at power 

staenng/brakaa. air. new tires am- 

fm. rear da-fog $2500 326-7409 

CAVALIER 1964. Type 10. ak. ster- 

eo good condition, runs great 

7t ,000 mfte*. $3300/beat 437-3446 

i wagon 

automatic, power windows i locks, 

an am-fm tape. $5,900 661-6916 

CAVALIER 1987 4 door air real 

dean $6,767 

LOU LaRICHE 

CHEVY/SUBARU 

Plymouth Rd - Jus! Weal ol 1-275 

453-4600 

CAVILIER. 1966 RS. 2 door 31.000 

miles, automatic air AM FM slerec. 

$6,000 Cal 476-5506 

CELEBRITY 1965 Euroaporl, V6. 

38.000 maes loaded excellent con- 

dition $5900 937-2917 

CELEBRITY 1966 4 door. aw. star 

eo cruise power locks plus more 

$5400 346-4449 

CELEBRITY 1968 Wagon. 4 cylin- 

der air cruise high miles $3,800 or 

best ofter 344-1713 

CELEBRITY 1984- loaded excellent 

condition $3400 or beat offer 

349- 2769 or 346-6011 

CELEBRITY 196—Euro sport wagon, 

excellent condition a« power win- 

dows/locks. cruise tm, 3rd seat 

rear defrost more $6000 981-2987 

CHEVETTE 1977 - stick shift. 

130.000 maes. good transportation 

asking $300 349-4498 

CHEVETTE 1978 

Runs 

best s great 

i ofter 

Rebuilt engine 

Good condition $500 or 

CHEVETTE 1960 haichback. 4 

speed daan. stereo emissions 

approved $650 362-0336 

CHEVETTE 1981 body S Interior, 

good, many new parts, needs racx 6 

p.mon $400 591-3091 

CHEVETTE 1983-Good condition 

$1000 $500 Stereo system optional 

363-0785 

CITATION ll. 1985 4 door hatcfi- 

bacn air automatic, darn Okie, very 

dean $2250 540-9621 

CORSICA. 1968 Air. wn-fm stereo 

10 000 mHea. unbelievable value 

$8 995 

LOU LaRICHE 

CHEVY/SUBARlT 

Plymouth Rd - Just Waal ol 1-275 

453-4600 

CORSICA 1988 - 7600 miles load- 

ed $10,100 or beat offer Leave 

585-2929 

CORVETTE, 1979 350 V8. air, auto- 

matic, power steering & brakes, 

power windows T-tops. extra dean 

52.000 actual maes $7,695 

TOWN ft COUNTRY DOOGE 

9 Mile 6 Grand River 474-6668 

IMPALA. 1977, 4 door good condi- 

tion. dean-no rust Original owner 

$2,000 277-0743 

IMPALA 1979 Station wagon. 9 pas- 

aanger. 70.000 miles Automatic, 

air . $700/beat 420-3151 

MALIBU 1979 - Automatic 4 door 

6 cylinder, air Original owner Ex- 

cellent condition $1200 662-0972 

864 Dodge 

ASPEN 1978 44 000 ongmal mllas 

exceaem condition can altar 6pm 

$975 338-7967 

ASPEN 1979 - 3 

mil si good condition, $900 443-2646 

ChAHger '934 7i2 it(tomanc 

low miles why pay mora. $2 189 

TV ME AUTO 

455 5566 

CHARGER 1985 2 2 sport package. 

5 speed casaetle. rear defrost. Kn> 

miles $3 500 or beet , 455-1815 

r x one a tan? in. irtMp» Air 

stereo, aunrool. warranty Mint con- 

dition $6,750 553-4066 

COLT 1963 5 speed Graat condi- 

tion New Prtem tires, no ruat. am-fm 

stereo $995 766-0073 

OAYTONA 1986 5 

Steering 6 brakes, new bras. 44.000 

maes $5800 After 6PM 464-6458 

DOOGE 1965 - 600 4 door saver 

LANCER ^965- 4 door. 40 000 ml 

power Steering-brakes, an am-lm 

casaetle excellent condition. $4650 

negotiable - 722-9575 

OWN! i960 - 66.000 mUes 2 door, 

hatchback front wheel drive, auto- 

matic air. $950 4S3-5496 

OMN. 1963- Power steering-brakes, 

auto air am-fm casaetta Clean 

body $1600 or best o«er 595-7962 

SHADOW ES 1967- Rad. Turbo, 

loaded spotless $7250 or beat 

771-2371 or 725-4366 

SHELBY CHARGER T9«4 5 speed, 

many extras, good condition. 

$3300 737-2831 

SHELBY CHARGER 1964 

38.000 ml Excellent condition 

$3900 Sharp- 646-53?? 

866 Ford 

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Loaded from $9,995 

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Extra on select models 

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FORD 

522-0030 

COMET 1973-$425 Can belore 

6pm 422-7870 

CROWN VICTORIA, 1964 wagon, 

loaded, high hi-way maaa. good 

condition $3,895 

Ca* after 5 30 PM, 420-2929 

MOWTE CARLO, 1966. SS Excel- 

lent condition, loaded. 6/60.000 

mllea warranty Evea 867-6242 

MONTE CARLO 1966 Black, bucket 

seats. RaOy wheels Am-fm ceutn*. 

r»o mr. $6250 525-224* 

MONTE CARLO 1979-neads engine. 

$300 or beet offer 522-0067 

MONTE CARLO 1981 Landau, pow- 

er steering/brakes, an. auto, good 

condition $464-6613 

MONTE CARLO 1979-EiceMerit 

condHlon. 2 lone sHvar/black. ak. 

power steenng/tocks. am-fm cas- 

sette. locking wire wheats $2500 or 

0«si o"» 534-7497 

MUSTANG. 1965 LK. hatchback. 

AM-FM caaaetie. 4 speed $4,500 or 

best Cat 477-1435 

MUSTANG. 1968 GT. loaded. 5 

apeed. While, fui Warranty. $14,200 

firm After 7 PU 459-6564 459-9767 

NOVA 1977 red automatic cruise 

control, good condition. $500 

459-7057 

NOVA. 1966 CL. 

ttorv Cherry Red 

mules. $6 100 Can Eve 

condl- 

31,000 

261-9653 

NOVA - 1986 Automatic, an. power 

steering/brakes stereo Uka new 

$5,800 647-0068 

NOVA. 1966 4 door, 5 speed aa. 

sierec One owner car 

S U N S H I N E H O N D A 

1205 ANN ARBOR RO PLYMOUTH 

453-3600 

OPEN SATURDAYS 10-3 

NOVA 1966 Automatic, aw power 

stsermg-brakea rear detroel am- 

fm stereo 5200 maaa. Wa Okie 

$8100 or beat After 3pm 357-3253 

SPECTRUM 1967 - graat condition. 

$155/mo tor 3yrs 

Payments 

453-2661 

SPRINT 1966 3 door, 5 

stereo, wiroof. rustprooted 20.000 

maaa inmacutala $4400 522-6177 

SPRINT. 1967. Bright Red AMFM 

stereo. 57 ir«g 5 speed $4500 

After 5 PV 661-1977 

862 Chrysler 

CHRYSLER. 1967 5TH AVENUE 

Esary option. 14,000 maaa. V8 muat 

see al only $10,995 



353-1^00 

E-CLASS, 

other extr 

tar 8 30pm or 

$3,500. Al- 

644-3636 

FIFTH AVENUE 1962 Automatic. 

, ti M.i 

• TOWN 6 COUNTRY DOOGE 

• Mae 6 Grand Wvar 474-6) 

LASER. 1964 TURBO 5 

O 5 speed ats- 

M $3 400/beet 

LaBARON 1966 QTS Mac* 46.000 

maea maty 

LeCARON 1667 Coup* Turbo. 

NEW YORKER 1M». good cents 

•on. new tfraa new saHei.ni 65 000 

O W W 

AMI* WAOON 

ZZJXrm-* 

*an. mm. W. 

**a-*iT7 

anu. wat m eôe 40.000 

ELITE. 1976 - Power steering/ 

brskes 51.000 maes Nn brakee 

Good transportation $7£)0/beet 

421-1661 

ESCORT GL 1986-3 door, automat- 

ic, air, Uke new. 15.000 mUes 

427-7659 

ESCORT GT 1966- loaded rad. low 

milaegt original owner 

625-6335 

ESCORT GT. 1966 Black/gray mte- 

nor Excellent! Loaded! 30.000 

miles $7,000 536-0665 

ESCORT GT 1967. Mack, gray inte- 

rior. futy equipped A-l condmon 

$6800 After 5pm 524-0073 

ESCORT GT. 1987 - Black, gray kv- 

tenor fuky equipped A-1 condition. 

$6600 891-5074 

ESCORT GT 1967-5 speed, air. 

power tlaenng brakee stereo cas- 

sette $7495 349-6553 

ESCORT L 1964, am-lm stereo, 

good condition low mlas. $2600 

352-5535 

ESCORT L 1964. 

power brakee Is ot 

good condition. $2.1 

ESCORT 1961 4 

setts 'adio new 

ofter After 5pm 

$900 or beat 

474-5666 

ESCORT - 1982. ak. automatic. 2 

door 39.000 maaa. A-1 condition 

$2000 268-6295 

ESCORT 1962 - 2 door hatchback, 

cherry red exlerlor scarlet red Ma- 

nor doth seats, am/mi raaaatla 

stereo w/dock 4 apssd New Mec- 

, brakes, -0 

$ 1100/beat Call 

kends only at 522-8196 

ESCORT 1962- 

no ruat medkjm brown $1150 

255-3595 

ESCORT 1963 

L«1100. vai 

STe 

ESCORT 1963 L 4 speed anvtm. 

rune great looks ntoe. $1590 negoti- 

able days 337-3130 avee 421-6225 

ESCORT 1964 L - 55.000 mflaa. 5 

speed ak. $2 195 937-2766 

ESCORT 1964 - wagon, automatic 

steering 6 brakee. low nn»as. 

nt condmon 534-2729 

ESCORT 1964 Wagon, low rreaa. 

35MPG one owner only $1 749 

TYME AUT6 

ESCORT 1964 Automatic am-lm 

graat car tor only $2 995 


' QUALITY USED CAMS 

353-1300 

ESCORT 1964 4 apeed 

stereo caaaatta 39.000 maaa 

$1600 Altar 5pm 462-IOSt 

ESCORT -96! 

flCMO mm 

S2.766 

TYME AUTO 

ESCORT 1965 GL. I 

•on. 26.5001 

raa $3 800 

ESCORT 19661 

ESCORT 1968 Station waoon vary 

aood comaaon. air. 26.600 «*ea. 

$4 906* sal After 7pm. 466 6466 

= 2 ~ 5 C ~ ' 

•conT, wm l a». 

eaeesae OMy 26.000 *«as 94.9M 

SUNSHINE HONDA 

x* ANN A«*-« t x PLYWOUTN 

NWTiJ«OA»| M 

••t-Mia 

KKP 1962 Mechenic s dreeo. Sad 

engine, excellent interior New 

pens. lues, brakes etc Best oner 

647-1102 

FAIRMONT 1978 Automatic 4 

door power steering power brskes. 

stereo 6 more looks 1 runs great 

onfy $995 


471-0800 

888 Ford 

ESCORT 1S66 Wagon. 39 000 

miles, automatic, power brakes, ak. 

» greet ahepe $4200 

487-9876 

ESCORT 1967- 4 speed, sunroof 

15.000 maea. am-fm. $5200 

466-6690 « 467-0»l6 

EXCORT 1966 - black stick. 15.000 

mllas. going to college Must sea 

$5900 557-5605 517-337-2463 

EXP - 1962. automatic sunrool 

amfm,cassette new lues. air. 

$t600/besi After 5 30 624-2267 

EXP 1962. 5 apeed air new tires 

am-lm caaaatta. many new perls 

$2100 or best Alter 6pm 525-3643 

EXP 1965. 36.000 mites, auto, ak 

good condition $3900 Ask lor Kns 

471 5926 

EXP 1986- air cruiae. low miles 

Excekent condition Call after 2pm 

261-6791 

FAIRMONT 1979 - new exhaust- 

t ires- brakes. '20,000 miles runs 

very well $i500.'best 464-4074 

FAIRMONT 1979 Station Wagon 

Good condition air stereo lape 

., $695 476-3742 

FAIRMONT, i960. 2 door. ak. nvai 

transmission 4 new twee, rear d»- 

tog. $600;'beei After 5 30 624-2267 

FAIRMONT. I960 Powei steering/ 

brakes, automatic Needs some re- 

SrS325 425-0566 

FAIRMONT 1980. 55,000 mllee runs 

good, $700 or bast ofter 

427-4385 

FAIRMONT 1981 Ml power 4 door 

automatic, air new tires, am-fm. 

rtrydeen $1400 477-9859 

FIESTA, 1978, runs e.cekeni little 

rust Best ofter 255-1492 

GRANADA 1977, beautiful condi- 

tion 6 cylinder, automatic. 41.000 

actual miles Powei steering/ 

brakes air rear defog Spotless 

Asking only $1600 422-5562 

GRANADA 19764 door 3 &peed. 

with overdrive runs very wek win 

need muffler soon $400 476-7452 

GRANADA 1961 Very good condi- 

tion. excellent transportation 

$1450 538-7676 Evas 477-9563 

LTD 1970 - Good condition 

$500 427-5906 

LTD 1976 - automatic ak. am-fm, 

runs good $650 522-3193 

LTD 1965 Brougham Power steer- 

ing 1 brakes, air excellent condi- 

tion 47 000 mUes $4300 995-1768 

868 Ford 

T-BIRO 1986 - tu»y loaded, sales 

man car Unkmiied mae warranty til 

1991 $8300 546-4189 

TBiRD 1967 - turbo coupe, white, 

loaded Uke new werranty $10,500 

455-6766 or 323-0665 

TEMPO Ot 1964- automatic. Mr. 1m 

caaaetie cruse spotless 49K mi 

$3595 626-0979 

TEMPO GL 1965 automatic power 

steering, power brakes Sk am-fm. 

new brakes, muffler 6 'ront tires 

$3300 549--3317 679-2657 

TEMPO 1964 GL 

66.000 

skyer 5 speed 

manual Air power steanng. 

$2,500 591-0647 

TEMPO 1964 GL Automatic, air 

am-lm till, cruiae. only 30.000 

rrwlws $3,995 



353-1300 

TEMPO 1964- white. 4 dooi excel- 

lent condition. 42.000 maes loaded. 

New tires & exhaust $3800 

549-3054 

TEMPO 1965 4 door, ws than 

23.500 miles on it Clean ExcaBent 

condition Cak tor .ntormation 

532-7711 

TEMPO 1966, GL Sport. 4 door 5 

speed loaded v'* 10 * 3 warranty 

$5700 or best offer 846-4001 

TEMPO 1966 Sport good condi- 

tion. many extras 

565-9656 

TEMPO 1987. 2 door Sport GL, 5 

speed si' good condition $6,850 

451-2239 

THUNDERBIRD 1957, Red Excel- 

lent condition $30,000 or best ofter 

Call Mon Fn 8-5 366-3100 

THUNDERBIRD !98e Town Landau, 

good condition Loaded $1500 or 

best offei 427-1221 

872 Lincoln 

CONTINENTAL 1964 

gold leather 

Ives engine, etc 53.000 rrs 

New Continental aaa aiad Days 

474-6734 Eves 474-6467 

LINCOLN TOWN CAR 1963 

Camoo wtata. 52 000 miss, axoai- 

bnCcondHfoK,' moon roof i>iriven 

•ence package. wir» wheals new 

jMichewn l^s $x .000 • 360-Q266 

mark tv , ifrTx Loeded leather w 

tenor Alabama car 460cc 4 barrel, 

must see $3000 782-5649 

MARK VII. 1965 Deeigner Sanaa. 

m.nt condition, .ow maes $11.000 

536-5648 

MARK V 1977 Excekent condmon 

$2 600 or bast Afier 5pm 425-0647 

MARK V 19?V; 87OOC ill—«. wa- 

ed fun power no ru»l Zieberted, 

$1 450 272-0607 

MARK V 1979 - 2 door lul power 

air cruise, tape, best ofter Good 

condition Cak 4pm-11 prr 453-3191 

MARK 1974 ne 

runs good $600 

iirsa 6 brakes 

354-5727 

TOWN CAR 1978 A-1 condition No 

rusl $2,150 

Afier 5pm. 474-4625 

TOWN CAR 1982. engineering car 

with 68.000 miles Week with mar- 

roon interior $2800 Tony 353-2491 

TOWN CAR 1964. excellent condi- 

tion inside 6 outside $8 ,000 

477-2657 

TOWN CAR, 1965 SIGNATURE SE- 

RIES $10,500 729-5700 

TOWN CAR. 1966 Signature Senas 

25.000 maes loaded Excekent 

874 

B06CAT 1979 6 cylinder sac* 

Good transportation HOC or beat 

ofter 961-0638 

BOBCAT i960- runs but needs 

CAPRI. I960 

automatic • 

mkea $2 ,000 Cak Sal 

& cykoar. 

> 66.000 

477-1547 

CAPRI 1966 - Automatic ak ak 

poser. CTL.ee sunroof $6695 Ca* 

Pat 476-4020 avas 471-0125 

COLONY PARK 1964 wagon load- 

ed. low maea. excekent condition 

721 6396 

COLONY PARK 1978 Station Weg 

on 57.000 miles Vary good condi- 

tion $925 346-1136 

COLONY PARK 1965- LS- 10 pas- 

senger wagon Nice lamky car Safty 

checked and ready 10 go 

$6,395 Hines Park Lincoln Mercu- 

ry 425-3036 

COMET 1971. air new stereo $400 

or be*) ofter 453-4461 

8?4 Mercury 

COLONY PARK 1983- 

524-2174 

or«49-2405 

COUGAR GS 1962 4 door power 

brakes/sieermg av good condi- 

toon. $2500 After 60m 481-2619 

COUGAR KRZ Turbo 1965 par 

tormanca psg lux «Herior baeuti 

tui "aide and Out $7 725-6150 

GRAND MARQUIS, «m 3 tfffT 

good condition, power sieerig 6 

bones ar $2000 762 5649 

COUGAR. -981 Sedan Sharp 

loaded $2100 or best Cak after 

6pm 646-5399 

COUGAR 1965 Loaded 

condition mside^ out 4VOOO 

miles $720C 681-7724 

COUGAR 1986 LS 

condition $6000 cu best ofter Must 

sell 476-3253 467 4666 

COUGAR 11 LS loaded, low 

$850C Cat after 6pm 

855-3116 

COUGAR 1987 25TH Anniversary 

Limited Edition oadee collectors 

Item. reasonable oflers 4 71-4906 

874 Mercury 

874 ftftercunr 

GRAMD MAROyS '963 LS 4 

door sicaaarii axic.w new u a 

$5500 344-4524 

miles Original owner War 

2-40 Furfy loaded New 

GRAND MARQUIS 1964 LS 4 door, 

loaded 'uet-pK»lec 50.000 maes 

$6500 553-0516 

LN7 1*82 4 ted (Mac* aim raM 

ter apm 

GRAND MAROutSE '964 beautrtm 

red e.canent condmon loaded 

$7000 557-4339 

, MAROUiS i960 good condBi 

a«r am-tir r, 

47f m 

GRAND MAROUIS '963 lS-4 door 

very good condmon $420Cl Musi 

sea 46S-5226 

MAROLMS 1966,. 

ad sharp power 

was maintained $5150 

LN7 1962 sun root nc rust extra 

sharp $1 679 

TIME SALES 

455-5566 

LM ' 1962 Good condition 

$2 2O0 car alar 6pm 

349-9025 

LN-7 '982 > Sf*e#o Musi tec mn on* of • 

tints 10 

$9* so 

1985 CMEVY ASTRO 

CONVERSION VAN 

lop of in* Line 10M« 

000 mile* a Beauiv 1 • 

16C2S 

19SS BRONCO • 

i W tu to«« p*>ni ec cruise 

un V4 Murr> mis one wo« t 

US" 

U t H 

19S6 F350 C*EW CA® 

AulO »r tad C>uiM »1«r#o 

-ass due Unki 34 J0C wiies 

' ceo e i sieeo*' comtoayt 

*CKJ QOt'.s s«e ft 

Slt.SM 

1SS2XLT 

U passenger ran automatic 

Ouai tans s SO OOC cerelmiy 

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Dan O'Meara, Brad Emons editors/ 591 -2312 

Thursday, September 29.1988 O&E 

\ 

Salem t&ps North 

Wendy Shiek of Plymouth Salem returns volley 

to Becky Greasier in the No. 2 singles 

match Monday. The Rocks and North Farmington 

squared off in a key Lakes Division 

/ 

511?t ( © b s e r u e r N e w s p a p e r s 

JOHN STORMZANO/Hafl photogr*>her 

contest, with Salem edging the Raiders 4-3. 

Shiek went three sets with Greasier before 

losing 7-6, 3-6, 6-0. See complete results on 

Page 2D. 

Salem defense maintains 

streak in team's 2-0 win 

By Dan O'Meara 

staff writer 

Plymouth Salem soccer coach Ken 

Johnson never worries his team's defense, 

and be shouldn't have to for a 

long time. 

The majority of Rock defenders 

are sophomores, but they've already 

turned in plenty of impressive performances 

for Salem, 8-2. 

Their latest effort resulted in 

Monday's 2-0 defeat of Farmington 

in which the Rocks posted their 

fourth consecutive shutout and seventh 

straight victory. 

Tbe Falcons, wbo have lost only to 

Livonia Stevenson, tbe No. 1-ranked 

team in Class A, and tbe Rocks, 

rated No. 8 in the state, slipped to 4- 

2 overall and 1-2 in the Lakes Division. 

Salem's Ryan Fitzpatrick, Jake 

Baker and Brad Fiach have com- 

bined with senior Troy Giacherio to 

whitewash the opposition in the last 

344 Mi minutes of play. And, of 

course, first-year varsity goalie 

Matt Tudor — he's a junior — deserves 

a large share of tbe credit, 

too. 

THE ROCKS haven't been scored 

on since Plymouth Canton's John 

Cortese did so in the second half of a 

game played Sept. 12. Salem scored 

the last three goals to win 4-2. 

"They're like that all the time," 

said Johnson of his defenders. 

"Fitzpatrick has played six solid 

games — 80 minutes — which is unusual. 

.» . 

"We take ooe game at a time. We 

might get a game when we're unlucky, 

but I think we can play with 

anybody." 

The Rocks got all the scoring they 

needed early in the game as senior 

Donovan Nichols continued to be Salem's 

offensive leader. 

He scored the only goals five and 

15 minutes into the contest on assists 

from Greg Christensen and Marc 

Lipke, and the Rocks let the defense 

do the rest. 

Nichols, a converted defender, 

leads tbe team with eight goals and 

three assists, and Lipke, a midfielder, 

is next with five goals. 

"WE WEREN'T on our game tonight," 

said Farmington coach Cathy 

Cole, adding the Falcons didn't get 

into tbe flow until the second half. 

Area players charged 

Ptease turn to Page 3 

in KSU hazing incident 

The fate of three Kent State hockey 

players from the Observer A Eccentric 

coverage area will be determined 

— in part — this morning 

when they make a court appearance 

In Kent, Ohio, to face charge* on 

their roles in a hazing party that resulted 

in the hospitalization of a 

freshman player. 

Kirk Aldridge, a 24-year-old senior 

(ram Btoomfield 'Hills, 

charged with furnishing beer and in- 

; Uqoor to persons under U 

A. 

that 

penalty of six 

11.000 One. 

months la jail and a 

from Livonia, and Brtaa Dawson, It, 

rom 

a fovththat 

carries 

I penalties of M days in jail 

and a m o fine 

hockey 

State players charged for a Sept 14 

party ta which five freshmen players 

were allegedly taken to a boose off 

campos and forced to drink a mix 

They were 

i mohawk-style haircuts 

One of the freshmen, Tim Evans, 

apparently had a sews reaction to 

the alcohol He was transported by 

ambulance from the party to the 

State health center before 

taken to the city hospital. His 

to university 

officials, leading to the investigation 

that raonlted in charges being filed 

~ n i auu i w t w Mi u 

lla, was tore of ram and beer, 

r and tn- then given mohawk-style 

under 21 One of the frûnen 

X 

5 SI. incident p r o m K e n t Stilts 

pr—tdenf Michael Schwartz to canhockey 

season and call for a 

conduct cenrt to investigate 

A group of faculty 

review campus police 

reports before deciding the fate of 

the players. Possible penalties include 

revoking their scholarships 

and ordering their expulsion from 

school. * * 

IN A PREPARED Statement regarding 

the future of Kent State 

hockey. Schwartz said: "Based on the 

Information provided to me, I do not 

believe this program is an acceptable 

representative of oar univmHy 

or oar athletic program in general. 

Consequently, I have suspended the 

program for a year and will review 

its future at a later date." 

• Aldridge, a center, was the Golden 

scorer a year ago, 

setting school records for goals (41) 

and points (12). He added 41 

Wiljanen, a forward, had st 

and 11 assists for 17 points aa 

e 

son, also a forward, collected i 

goals and 14 assists for lPpotats. 

Lakes football crown 

on line next 3 weeks 

THEY ARE KNOWN as the 

Three Rs — and they're 

not reading, writing and 

arithmetic. 

No, they are the Rocks. Raiders 

and Rockets, and all three are participants 

in the final countdown to 

determining the Lakes EM vision football 

champion. 

Tbe preseason is officially over 

for these teams. The race begins in 

earnest Saturday. 

The championship will decided 

over the course of the next three 

weekends when North Farmington 

(Raiders), Plymouth Salem (Rocks) 

and Westland John filenn (Rockets) 

battle each other. . 

The curtain rises on Part One of' 

this three-act play at 1 p.m. Saturday 

when North is host to Salem. In 

the following weeks, the schedule 

has Glenn at Salem on Friday. Oct. 

7. and North at Glenn on Friday. Oct. 

14. 

MEANWHILE, ON the other side 

of the Western Lakes Activities Association, 

it's difficult for anyone to 

argue against Farmington Harrison 

being a lock to win its seventh 

straight Western Division crown, 

even though three games remain to 

be played. We'll have more on this 

later. 

All three Lakes contenders are undefeated 

— 4-0 overall and 2-0 in the 

division. That will definitely change 

in the coming weeks, but how much 

remains to be seen. 

As was tbe case last year, we 

might not have a clear winner after 

three head-to-head confrontations. 

For tbe second year in a row, the 

division race could result in another 

three-way tie. That happened last 

season when North beat Livonia Stevenson. 

Stevenson beat Glenn and 

Glenn beat North. 

The tiebreaker — which went to 

the Rockets, who went on to beat 

Harrison in the league final — is the 

highest playoff point average, which 

brings us to another key aspect of 

these showdown games. 

Tbe Michigan High School Athletic 

Association released its first tabulation 

of computer rankings this week, 

and the Raiders, Rocks and Rockets 

will be jockeying for a possible 

playoff berth, too. 

BIG BONUS points will be on the 

• 

Dan 

O'Meara 

line each week as the Lakes trio enters 

the sweepstakes portion of the 

'88 schedule North and Glenn are in 

Region III of Class A, Salem Region 

D. 

While all three are unbeaten, their 

four opponents to date are a combined 

4-12. Glenn has won its last 

three games by shutout, bot those 

vanguished foes represent an 0-12 

record. Thus, winning the big games 

will be crucial. 

The Salem-Nortb contest should 

be a rock'em-sock'em, grind-it-out 

struggle. Both are running teams 

first and foremost. 

The Raiders are capable of running 

over teams with Joe Sturtz at 

tailback, and the Rocks are once 

again a potent offensive machine 

with quarterback Ryan Johnson running 

the wishbone. If be doesn't keep 

it, he can give tbe ball to fat Bowie, 

Steve Burlison or Mike Jarvey. 

But the feeling here is the pass 

will play a big role, which heightens 

the anticipation of tbe unexpected. 

Johnson, as well as his North counterpart, 

Mike Filipovich, have 

thrown the ball for big gains when 

the situation demanded it. 

DEFENSE SHOULD be tbe determining 

factor, however, and all 

three teams stack up pretty well in 

Big bonua points will 

be on the line each 

week aa the Lakea trio 

enter a the 

aweepatakea portion of 

the '88 achedule. North 

and Glenn are in 

Region III of Claaa A, 

Salem Region II. 

iP.OIfi 

terms of point differential. North 

has outscored four opponents 117-13. 

Salem 108-33 and Glenn 111-14. ' | 

_ As for the Western Division rape, 

it doesn't look like there is one. «* 

Harrison is 2-0 while all others 

have at least one loss. Moreover, the 

Hawks have crushed the two teams 

that were supposed to offer the most 

opposition, Northville and Livonia 

Franklin, the last two weeks. The 

combined score was 73-14. 

Harrison, 4-0 and rated No. l.in 

Class B, has to play Walled Lake 

Western, Plymouth Canton and Livonia 

Churchill — teams with a 4*9 

record altogether. 

That's how it looks on paper, bot 

coach John Herrington takes a more 

serious approach. The Hawks aren't 

assuming anything 

"You only play nine games, and 

we work the year round," Herrington 

said, "so we'fOTrot-going to let np 

in any of those nine. 

"WE'RE GOING to remind the 

kids about Northville and try to keep 

them up for each game." 

Herrington was referring to last 

year's game with the Mustangs in 

which the Hawks narrowly avoided 

defeat, squeezing by as 7-0 winners. 

And, there's always the 1984 ga&e 

against Churchill in which the 

Chargers upset heavily favored Harrison. 

Churchill is 2-2 and probably 

has the best chance of tbe remaining 

three to topple tbe Hawks. 

Franklin coach Armand Vigna, 

however, knows bow difficult it will 

be for either Western, Cantoo or 

Churchill to do that The Hawks tun 

quarterback Mill Coleman loose and 

ravage opposing defenses with their 

awesome passing game. 

"We started last February 

(for this game)," Vigna said. "If 

you want to be champs, you've got to 

beat this ieam. We're just not good 

enough. 

"Anything can happen. But, just 

like for us, you've got to beat Harrison, 

and I just don't see anybody in 

our division. He (Herringtoo) is the 

favorite until someone figures out 

how to do it" 

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agp.c) OJtE Thuradey, September 29. 1966 

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McSween must return 

to minor league for now 

By Larry O'Connor 

staff writer , " 

Don McSween could road between 

the stitches. Tbe Plymouth native 

knevr be was destined to start this 

season in tbe minors. 

That fact was real as the blood oo 

his jersey, thanks to a cut lip be 

received courtesy of tbe Detroit Red 

Wings Tim Higgins in a recent exhibition 

hockey game at Joe Louis 

Arena. 

Tbe Buffalo Sabres defense man 

winced a bit, but maybe blood spilled 

in tbe National Hockey League is a 

little bit easier to deal with. 

Tbe cuts issued by coaches in 

training camp are tbe ones that reaU 

ly hurt. But McSween, who was seat 

down to tbe minors this week, knew 

the inevitable. 

"I kinda know my place in the 

Buffalo organization right now," 

. said McSween, who starred at Mkhi- 

. gan State University. 'Tm a little bit 

away from contributing ... I think 

J I'm close." 

Tbe road between Buffalo and 

their minor league affiliate in Ro- 

; Chester, N.Y., is only, 70 miles. The 

• distance from tbe minors to the 

' NHL, though, seems much farther 

for many players. 

McSween certainly bad his thumb 

*• out for tbe NHL at this training 

; camp. But his ride was only going 

; back to Rochester. 

TRAINING CAMP was crowded 

this season. Buffalo is loaded with 

defensemen, especially young ones 

like"McSween. 

He tried to make an impression. 

Except, for a defenseman, it's a little 

more difficult The only time 

moat people seem to notice a defenseman 

is when they're twisted up 

like a pretzel after the other team 

hasscpred. 

Those who play on tbe blue line 

are more difficult to gauge. They 

usually take longer to develop than 

forwards. 

"Ifs tough to say," Buffalo coach 

Don McSween 

Ted Sator said. "I wish I had one answer 

and be able to say this defenseman 

needs to work on this and this 

defenseman needs to work on that 

"I think Donny's strong point is 

that he's so intelligent on the ice. He 

recognizes situations very well." 

That usually doesn't show up in 

statistics. Still, McSween was a plus- 

23 last season with the Sabres' 

American Hockey League affiliate, 

the Rochester Americans, a remarkable 

feat for a defenseman. He also 

scored nine goals and had 29 assists 

for 38 points. 

THAT'S NICE - for . the minor 

leagues. But if he's to shuffle off to 

Buffalo. McSween knows it will take 

more than that Hell have to stand 

out like a diamond in a pile of pebbles 

in the minors. • 

His plan is tn start the season at 

RocBester and, hopefully, get called 

up during the season. He appeared in 

six games last season with the 

Sabres. 

Rochester isn't going to be his permanent 

mailing address. 

'Tm not a career minor league 

player," be said. "I'm 24. I went to 

Michigan State and I'm almost finished 

with my electrical pngin«wing 

degree 

"You don't want to spend your 

whole life getting cut up. It's a tough 

way to make a living." 

Which wasn't what McSween had 

in mind when he drafted in the 

eighth round in 1983. He was the anchor 

on the Spartans' blue line for 

four seasons, including MSU's NCAA 

championship year in 1985-86. 

At Rochester last season, he found 

tbe going tough. He had 108 penalty 

minutes and was nicknamed 

"McBlood" because of his Chuck 

Wepner knack of getting cut — 

McSWEEN*S ENCOUNTER with 

Higgins late in the third period 

against the Wings only enhanced his 

reputation. Higgins ran a Sabre into 

the boards. McSween took exception 

and went after the Wings' right 

winger. 

"He got a solid shot in with his 

glove on," said McSween, who 

received six stitches on the outside 

and four on the inside to close his lip. 

In the game against Detroit 

McSween was also on the ice when 

the Sabres were nicked for two Red 

Wing goals (one was on a power 

play). He admitted to being a little 

nervous playing before the hometown 

crowd. 

"Their guy moved in front of the 

net, and I didn't move him out" said 

McSween, describing the Wings' second 

goal by Murray Eaves. "The 

puck went off his skate and into the 

net. 

"You know that little difference is 

really a big difference," he added 

"That little difference is a guy scoring 

a goal and a guy not scoring a 

goal, stopping a guy or not stopping 

a guy. The guys who make it can 

handle the grind." 

Modano's pro career put on hold 

Westland's Mike Modano, tbe-first 

pick la last summer's National 

Hockey League Draft, likely will not 

sign a contract this year with the 

Minnesota North Stars, the team 

that selected him. 

Contract talks between Modano's 

Howard Gourwitz of Southfield 

and tbe North Stars have discontinued, 

Gourwitz said. 

"As a result it appears that Modano 

wiH be playing hockey this 

coming season for tbe Prince Albert 

- Raiders of the Western Hockey 

"Let us Sennet your 

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PLYMOUTH SALEM 4 

NORTH FARMINGTON 3 

Monday at North Farmington 

No ' singles Missy Smith (PS) deteateo 

Wendy Woll. 6-0, 6-0 

No. 2: Becky Gressier (NF) del Wendy 

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S h a m r o c k s r o l l 

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By Brad Emom 

staff writer 

Bedford Catholic 

arm and a teg op OD 

Borgess, scoring 

Saturday night 

sioo opener fq# both 

game played i 

High. 

The win increases 

overall mark to 4-0, 

slipped to 0-3. 

football win 

Dtviin 

a 

'Tm happy to be in this position," 

said coach Tom Mach of tbe 

defending Catholic League champions. 

"We've played some tough 

people over a four-week period." 

Behind tbe passing of quarterback 

Scott Haoncber and the kicking 

of Pete Etexovic, CC was able 

-to dominate mock of tbe first balf. 

Haimcbw connected on Seven of 

his first eight passes in the 

quarter inrlading a 15-yard toochdown 

toss to tight end Lon' 

Tbe seven-play, 87-yard drive 

was helped along by a to-yard halfback 

option pass from Chris 

ston to Mike Mathis. It was tbe 

same play that sparked CCs comefrom-behind 

21-18 'victory a week 

earlier over defending state Class 

A champion Ann Arbor Pioneer. \ 

"He (Haoncber) is a lot better 

than a year ago," said Borgess 

coach Dan Henry. "And became of 

that they are a contender for tbe 

division." 

ELEZOVIC, meanwhile, added a 

47-yard field, believed to be a 

scbool record, midway through tbe 

quarter. 

EDexovic (ben added a 43-yard 

field goal in tbe second period to 

give CC a 13-0 advantage. 

"When yon have a kicker like 

that it gives you a chance to do 

more things offensively, maybe 

gamble a little more on third down 

plays," said Mach. "He's one of tbe 

best around. He has good range. 

Forty seven yards was not a lucky 

field goal He has that capability." 

CC increased its lead to 20-0 

when Lou Y eager recovered a Borgess 

fumble at tbe Spartans' 16. 

And three plays later, senior fullback 

Lee Krueger bulled his way in 

from 7 yards out" 

BORGESS'S ONLY real offensive 

threat came on the oext series 

when Ebbie Herbert hit Kareem 

Carpenter with a 67-yard pass, bet 

tbe drive stalled when Herbert was 

stripped of tbe ball fighting for a 

first down at tbe CC 2 as Yeager 

fell on the loose ball. 

"1 thought in tbe first half it 

should have been 13-3 or 10-3," 

Henry sa^g. "But instead we had a 

bad snap on a punt, jumped offsides 

on fourth down (leading to 

Elezovic's 47-yard field goal and 

fumbled when it looked like we 

were going in. You can't afford 

anything like that against a team 

like CC." 

CC ran 60 plays to Borgess's 36. 

Tbe Shamrocks had 116 yards 

to Borgess's 21. CC added 

yards in tbe air (nine of 15 

I) to tbe Spartans' 93 (6 

oft®)- 

fe were going to try and run 

them early, but they stopped us tbe 

i of plays so we thought 

might be there," Mach 

ly we're a runbat 

we're trying to open 

things Bp."t ~ « 

F i v e a r e a g r i d t e a m s 

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Observer land has five teams in tbe running for tbe high school football 

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Farmington Harrison is the top team in Class B Region IV with 92 playoff 

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North Farmington (iM) is No. 4 in Class A Region EH, with Redford Catholic 

Central (86) fifth and Westland John Glenn (82) sixth. Birmingham 

Brother Rice and Detroit Henry Ford are tied for first 

Plymouth Salem alao has an 88-point average but is No. 7 in Class A 

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F YOU'RE LOOKING for big 

football games, look no further 

than Saturday's Western 

Lakes Activities Association 

encounter, which finds Plymouth Salem 

at North Farmington. 

ffcated and? 

tbe top spot in tbe Lakes 

Division of the WLAA. 

The key for Salem is tbe health of 

junior quarterback Ryan Johnson, 

who is nursing a sore ankle. He 

played sparingly in last week's 17-7 \ 

win over Walled Lake Central. 

North, meanwhile, found a passing 

attack in last week's 36-13 crushing 

of Livonia Stevenson. 

Tbe Raiders beat Salem last year, 

10-3. 

Meanwhile, other key matchups . 

feature defending Wolverine A 

League champ Dearborn Fordson (3- 

1) at Wayne Memorial (2-2) and 

Harper Woods Bishop Gallagher (2- 

2) vs. Redford Catholic Central (4-0). 

As far as your expert prognosticators 

go, O'Meara picked 11 of 14 correctly 

last week to raise his season 

total to 46-13. Emons, meanwhile, 

slipped to 41-18 overall after going 

9-5. 

Here is a look at this weekend's 

encounters: 

FRIDAY'S GAMES 

(aM 7:30 p.m. unless noted) 

Uv. Franklin at Uv. Churchill: With 

Farmington Harrison all but a lock lo win 

the WLAA's Wesiem Division, second 

place could be a! stake In this one. Both 

teams are 2-2 overall and 1-1 In the division.'Churchill 

is hurting, losing tailback 

Jeff Zawtsiak and tackle Bob Pokerwinski 

to injury. Franklin, meanwhile, may still be 

reeling from last week's 38-polnt drubb- 

g r i d p r e d i c t i o n s 

ing from Harrison PICKS — Emons likes 

ChurchM at home O'Meara predicts a 

Franklin revival. 

Uv. Stevenson at Westland 

Last year Stevenson caught 

Ing. pulling off the upset 

Rockets (4-0) to be wide. 

ready tor war The only pre 

Stevenson's troops are 

star tailback Rob Chanko returns.\ 

— Glenn makes its ffve straight 

NorthvfHe at Ply. Canton: The poor 

Chiefs (0-4) have no where to go but up. 

white the Mustangs (2-2) appear be better 

than a 500 club after toppling Churchid 

last week PICKS — Canton can't corral 

the Mustangs. 

Farmington at Walled Lake Central: 

Both teams are 0-4. but Farmington has 

yet to score a point The Falcons' could 

salvage something by giving rookie coach 

Rick MUhizer his first victory. PICKS — 

Farmington may have to wait another 

week, Emons takes Central 

Redford Union at Jackson Northwest: 

Ever been to Parma? li s home of the 

Panthers, too Under Duane Kaiser, who 

is returning tor his second stint as coach, 

Jackson Northwest is 3-1 using a balanced 

offensive attack led by quarterback 

Chad Logan The secondary is also 

tough, which should make things interesting 

for the RU Panthers' potent passing 

duo of John Burdick and Joe Delfgauw 

RU's line, however, has been decimated 

by injuries PICKS — RU goes to 3-2 because 

of the tougher schedule 

Dbn. Fordson at Wayne Memorta* 

When wasthe last time Wayne beat Fordson? 

The erratic Zebras (2-2) are certainly 

capable, but can they stop the 

Tractors' ground game? A Wolverine A 

S t e e l e r s w i n 2 g a m e s 

The Plymouth-Canton Steelers were winners in freshman and varsity football 

Sunday, defeating the Union Lake Hawks. 

Mike Brannan rushed for 174 yards and scored four touchdowns to pace 

the Steeler freshmen to a 32-24 victory. 

Randy Mack added a 50-yard touchdown run. and Mike Turn and Mike 

Hirth ran for extra points. 

Rob McKinnon, Jason Krueger and Justin Drcra scored TDs for the varsity 

Steelers, who posted an 18-0 triumph. 

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— Emons says Wayne breaks the ice 

O'Meara says Fordson s too formidable 

Lutheran Weet at ClarencevtMe The 

lyl and Hyde Troian6 (2-2) will be 

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standing 

OarencevUle and Ti 

Simon gained 163 

The game pits two out- 

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Simon of West 

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PICKS - The coin please, if* Clarenceville. 

according lo Emons. But iTsame up 

heads for Lutheran West when 

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Edsei Ford at Garden City Edsei Ford 

(2-2) is coming off a big win over Redtord 

Union, and the Cougars are 1-3 after 

losing 8-7 to first-place Woodhaven It will 

be Senior Night at Garden Ctty PICKS — 

Even if their engines don't roar, the Thunder 

birds come out a winner in this Northwest 

Suburban League game 

SATURDAY S GAMES 

(aH 1 p.m unless noted) 

Pty. Salem at N. Farmington: It's gutcheck 

time in the WLAA Each team has 

played a relatively cupcake schedule 

North must stop Salem's dangerous wishbone. 

Salem must be able to stop Raider 

running back Joe Sturtz PICKS — North 

Stays unbeaten 

Walled Lake Western at Farm Harrison: 

Turn out the lights, the party is over 

tor Western's one-game winning str&k 

Unbeaten Harrison must have patience 

because the WLAA championship game 

is still three weeks off PICKS — Emons 

will never pick against Harrison again, 

even if It's against Cincinnati Moelier 

Vesta burg at Lutheran Westland: Vestaburg 

is onfy 1-3, but last week the 

Wolverines upset state-ranked Bay City 

All-Saints, 12-6. behind the passing ol 

Chad Palmer, who threw for two TDs and 

106 yards Lutheran Westland (2-2) is 

coming off a 29-0 loss to previous wtnless 

Grosse Pointe Universrty-Liggett PICKS 

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Alien Park at Bedford Thurston: Tt* 

Eagles nearly got their ftrst victory iast 

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Taylor Truman last week. 21-14 PICKS 

— Thurston is still searching for some Qtlense. 

Allen Park hangs on. 

Bishop Borgees at Harper Woods 

Notre Dame: Both teams are 1-3 and appear 

to be evenly matched For the 

winner, it provides hope for onfy the ne*t 

week in the black-and-blue Cathofc 

League Central Division PICKS — 

Emons says the Irjsh find a little bit a mck. 

Don't tell Saint Patrick or Father Flanagan. 

but O'Meara isn't supporting the 

Fighting Irish in this one 

Redford CC vs. H.W. Bishop Gallagher 

Gallagher pulled off a man 

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LaSalie, 7-0 The Lancers (2-2) haven't 

done well against CC in the past, but this 

could be a tougher game than enpectefl. 

PICKS — The Shamrocks run (heir 

record to 5-0 

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Clarericeville also routed the Rustics in tfjs 

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Farmington Mercy t 58 1 

Livonia Church* 1 59 7 

North Farmington 159 8 

Ptymouth Canton . 2:0146 

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Nicole Drake (Canton) 1.59 37 

Becky Wiqust (Mercy) 2:02.50 

Laurie Oswald (N Farmington) . 2 02 60 

Katie Hamann (Church*)- — 2 03 90 

Tara DitchkoM (Churchill) 2:06 10 

CmdyGrush (Mercy) 2:07 53 

Ellen lessjg (Churcrmi) 2 08 10 

Mrssy Kendall (Farnwnglon) 2 06 3' 

Kelly Ftasche (Canton) 2:10 28 

Sarah Schmru (Canton) 2 11 46 

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Nicole Drake (Canton) 2 20 95 

Cassie Cummins (Canton) 2-22 49 

Tara Otchkoft (Churchrt) 2:24 toO 

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Angie NeviBe (Churchill) 225 40 

Lu DeMattia (Mercy) 226 97 

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Katie Westhoft (Mercy) 227 28 

Katie Knipper (Mercy) 227 70 

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Liv Franklin at Uv Churchill, 7 30 p.m 

IJv Stevenson at Westland Glenn 7 30 p.m . 

Northville at Pty Canton. 7 30 p m 

Farmington al W L Central. 7 "30 p m 

Dbn Edsei Ford at Garden City. 7 30pm 

Redtord Union al Jack eon Nwest 7 30pm 

Dbn Fordson al Wayne Memorial, 7 30 p m 

Lutheran West at CtaraoceviBe. 7:30 p.m 

Saturday. Ocl. 1 

Ply Salem at N Farmington, 1 p.m 

W L Western at Farm Harrison 1 p m. 

VestaburQ at Lutheran Westland. i p.m 

Allen Park al Red Thurston, 1 p.m. 

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Cassie Cummms (Canton) 

Kelly Rsche (Canton j 

Chr-s Lang (Canton) 

Sarah ArxVews (Saiemi 

Michelle McCaffrey (Mercy) 

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Kerry Doran (N Farmington t 

Audra Martin (Church*) 

Nico»e Drake (Cantoni 

KalieHom (Farmington) 

Laurie Oswald (N Farmmgton) 

Becky Wiqmst (Mercy) 

Karen Meyer (Mercy) . . . 

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exercising options 

Myrna 

Partrlch 

Tennis: Fun game, 

but a weak activity 

- Dear Myrna: Tennis It my form of exercise. I like to play singles and 

doubles two to three times a week. I'm a man that needs this stress 

release. I haven't played tennis this summer but 1 am looking forward 

to returning this fall. What can I do to prepare myself for tennis so as 

not to injure myself in the game? 

First, let me clarify my feelings about tennis as an exercise 

Many people think they can become physically fit by playing this 

sport Unless they play singles tennis at a very intense pace at least 

four times per week, they are wrong. 

Remember, your activity must take you to your training heart rate 

and sustain thii* for at least 20 to 25 minutes at a time to be an aerobic 

activity. Tbe only way to achieve a higher fitness level is by some 

form of aerobic exercise and tennis is not one of them. 

In fact, studies show that tbe average tennis player spends 70 percent 

of the time on the court standing around waiting for the ball, 

which burns less th*" 200 calories per hour, while a single brisk walk 

will burn 300 calories per hour. 

I am not downing tennis, it is a great sport. I love it myself. 

The infamous tennis elbow and tennis leg are muscle and tendon 

injuries that can be prevented by strengthening yourself before going 

out ou the court. ~ 

To prevent tennis elbow, you should do special 'exercises to 

strengthen the muscles in your forearms, like clenching your fist 

around a ball or buying strengthener specifically for forearms. For 

tennis leg, strengthen your calf muscles and shins (always balance tbe 

front muscles and back muscles together). 

You can prepare your legs overall by jumping rope, running from 

side to side and stretching your calf muscles. Since tennis players do a 

lot of jumping on their toes, jumping rope is an excellent preparation 

for playing tennis and a good way to strengthen your leg muscles. 

Spend at least five fainutes a day shifting your weight from side to 

side in a little run, similar to what you would do on the court. Improving 

your flexibility is where It's at to help you prevent injuries. 

The most important muscles to stretch are the calf muscles (back 

of your lower leg) and the hamstring muscles (back of your upper leg). 

To accomplish this, wall push-ups are best recommended. 

Stand three feet away from a wall with your arms outstretched, 

your palms against the wall at shoulder height. Bend your elbows 

while leaning your "Rdy closer to tbe wall, while keeping your heels 

on tbe ground. Hold for SO seconds and feel your leg muscles stretching- 

' 

Give yourself a few weeks of preparation. You know what they say 

— get ready, get set and go and enjoy yourself. 

(Myrna Partrich, co-owner of The Workout Company Inc. of 

Bloomfield Township, is happy to answer any questions readers 

may have regarding exercise. Please send your letters to: 

Sports Department, Myrna Partrich, 1225 Bowers, Birmingham, 

Mich. 48012.) 

Ocelots whip Delta 

- It Was just what Schoolcraft College men's soccer coach Van Dimitriou 

ordered — a breeze of a match. * — 

The Ocelots completely dominated Region 12 opponent Delta College Saturday 

at SC. rolling to a 5-0 half time lead en route to a 7-1 rout. 

Dimitriou couldn't have asked for anything more from his team. "The guys 

just stormed everything," he said after tbe win. It raised SC's record to 2-0-1 

in the region. DC is 0-3. 

"One thing We talked about (before the game) was pressuring the opponent 

in their defensive area and keeping them down there. That was one of the 

things we didn't do at Macomb (a 2-2 tie)." 

Dimitriou had no such complaint Saturday. Tbe game was 20 minutes old 

before DC could even manage to carry the ball into SCs end of the field. By 

that time, the outcome was decided. The Ocelots outshot their foes 20-2, and 

it showed od the scoreboard. 

Teamwork was also prevalent for SC. Seven different players scored 

goals. Brian Thomas had a goal and two assists, while Andy Shiner. Pete 

Ritsema and Steve Eichbauer each tallied a goal and an assist. Jason Potvin, 

Bill Cashin and Paul Neumaier had tbe Ocelots' other goals. 

The game was a pleasant departure from SCs previous schedule, which 

included tough overtime matches with region foes Macomb CC and Lakeland 

CC. But tbe cakewalk won't continue. The Ocelots host Cuyahoga Metro CC 

at 1 p.m. Saturday. CMCC played Macomb to a scoreless tie Saturday. 

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Livonian gets taste of NHL action 

De nnis smith got his shot 

last week and be made tbe 

most of it, firing the puck 

past a stunned netminder 

Tim Bernhardt during tbe first period 

of an exhibition hockey game 

(Sept 1£) between the Detroit Red 

Wings and Toronto at Joe Louis Arena. 

• 

But unfortunately for Smith, the 

24-year-old Livonia defenseman 

playing in his first NHL game, the 

goal was waived off because of a 

penalty. 

The play seems to typify Smith's 

status in the Red Wing organization. 

While players like Petr Klima and 

Bob Probert get second, third and 

even fourth chances. Smith had to 

make the most of his only opportunity 

To show Rew Wing management 

that he could play against NHL-caliber 

competition. 

And following the 4-3 overtime 

loss to the Maple Leafs, coach 

Jacques Demers was frank about 

Smith's place in the organization. 

"He's a local guy from tbe area 

that we wanted to see," Demers said. 

"He's a determined guy, wbo, to be 

honest, will go back to the AHL 

(American Hockey League). He certainly 

didn't disappoint tonight. And 

sports shorts 

• MEN'S BASKETBALL 

A men's recreational basketball 

league, sponsored by the Canton 

Parks and Recreation Department, 

begins its fall season Wednesday, 

Oct. 5., at Pioneer Middle School. 

The fee is $10 per person. Games 

will, be played every Wednesday 

6:45-9:45 p.m. for 10 weeks. Call 397- 

5110 for details. 

• PUNT, PASS, KICK 

" Canton Parks and Recreation Department 

will sponsor its annual 

Punt, Pass and Kick Contest for boys 

and girls, age 8-13, at 10 a.m. Saturday, 

Oct 1, at Griffin Park. 

Registration begins at 9:30 a.m. 

that day. Each participant will try 

oqe punt, pass and kick, and his/her 

efforts will be judged on distance 

and accuracy. 

Awards will be given to the top 

finisher in all six age groups. The 

winners will represent Canton Township 

in regional competition later in 

October. 

No football shoes (cleats) will be 

Rock golfers 

notch victory 

in crossover 

Plymouth Salem boys golf 

team edged Livonia Churchill 

209-211 Monday in a dual meet at 

Braeburn Golf Course. 

The Western Lakes crossover 

victory improved the Rocks' dual 

record to 5-3. 

Dennis Alcock of Salem carded 

39 to earn medalist honors. Gregg 

Speaks led tbe other four Salem 

linkers with a 41. Dan Alcock had 

42, followed by Jeff Jagacki's 

score of 43 and Mark Bodley with 

44. 

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who knows? Anybody who gives 100 

percent like he's given us in camp, 

you've got to give a shot." 

SMITH, ADMITTEDLY nervous 

during the opening stages of the 

game, settled down with his partner 

Doug Hou da. teaming up to play a 

solid defensive game. Neither was 

on the ice for any Toronto goals. 

Afterwards in tbe dressing room, 

several Red Wing veterans came 

over to Smith's lockerroom stall and 

paid compliments, including Jim 

Nill, who put the pass on Smith's 

stick for the disallowed goal. 

"My chances are slim (at making 

the club), but you never can tell," 

said Smith, who attended Franklin 

High before playing junior hockey in 

Canada. 'There are a few average 

defensemen around, but I found out 

tonight I can do the job. But what 

allowed, only tennis shoes. Call 397- 

5110 for information. 

• FISHING DERBY 

Canton Parks and Recreation Department 

is sponsoring its First 

Fishing Derby for Canton Township 

residents only on Saturday, Oct. 22. 

Boys and girls, age 15 and under, 

will fish the pond behind tbe Canton 

Township Administration Building 

for Rainbow Trout. 

There will be six sessions, one every 

hour from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Participants 

should check-in 15 minutes 

prior to any of these times, but advanced 

registration is required. Call 

397-5110 to sign up. 

Parents may assist their children, 

but no adults will be allowed to fish. 

Participants must supply their own 

gear and bait. 

First prize is a $100 savings bond 

for the largest fish caught. 

• SOCCER MEETING 

Cantoo Soccer Club will have a 

coaches meeting at 8 p.m. Wednesday, 

Oct. 5, in the Canton Township 

Hall. 

A midseason report will be avail- 

LENNOX 

they (the veterans) have over me 

right now is that they've been in the 

league (the NHL) and I haven't" 

SMITH ENTERED camp more 

determined than ever. He spent the 

summer lifting weights with another 

Franklin product former Michigan 

State star Mike Donnelly, now a 

member of the Buffalo Sabres. 

"I decided to give it my best shot** 

he said. "Mike and I threw the iron 

around a lot this summer trying to 

get in the best shape possible." 

Smith was rewarded for his hard 

work and said be appreciated the opportunity 

to play before the hometown 

fans. 

"My buddies were up there and 

they finally got to see me play at Joe 

Louis," said Smith. "They got a big 

kick out of it and so did I." 

The Livonian didn't try to play any 

differently than what he was accustomed 

to during the past two seasons 

at Adirondack (N.Y.), tbe Wings top 

farm club. (He was signed by the 

Red Wings as a free agent.) 

"I just tried to play position hockey." 

he said. "I just have to keep 

working hard and keep itûp. 1 know 

now 1 can play in this league and be 

steady. They'll carry eight to nine 

able, and requirements for spring 

registration will be discussed. All 

coaches are asked to attend or send 

a representative. 

• SOCCER REGISTRATION 

Canton Soccerdome is accepting 

team registrations for youth (boys 

and girls), adult (I9-over and 30over) 

and co-ed divisions. 

Select, competitive and recreational 

classifications are available. 

The eight-game session costs $575 

The session starts Saturday. Oct. 29. 

Practice times are available beginning 

Monday, Oct. 24. For team 

and individual registration information 

call 483-5624. 

• SOFTBALL TOURNEY 

Canton Softball Center will sponsor 

its First Fall Tavern Tournament 

on Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 

15-16. The tournament is open to all 

tavern- and restaurant-sponsored 

teams. • 

The entry fee of $95 is due Thursday, 

Oct. 13. There will be men's and 

women's divisions. Call 483-5600 between 

noon and 8 p.m. to register. 

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defensemen and I think I can fit into 

that seventh, eighth or ninth spot 

It's just a matter of getting my foot 

in the door." 

WITH A BREAK or two. Smith 

could get the call, perhaps as a penalty 

killer. 

"Nothing is cut and dry," Smith 

said. "You never can tell. Somebody 

might get picked up in the waiver 

draft. If it's not Detroit, maybe 

somewhere else. I'm willing to see 

what happens this year, but I know I 

can't play in Adirondack the rest of 

my life." 

Following the exhibition game. 

Smith had to report at 7:30 the next 

morning for practice. Afterwards. 

Smith was told he was being sent 

back to Adirondack where he was to 

join Detroit's bad boy duo of Klima 

and Probert, who since have been 

suspended. 

Probert initially suspended for 

missing a plane, while the other f Klima) 

was being banished for showing 

up late to practice. 

As veteran Wing defenseman Le* 

Norwood was quoted saying in last 

week's Detroit News, "their punishment 

fits the crime." 

Raiders have 

1 st golf defeat 

"North Farmington golfers won 

eight straight dual matches before 

suffering their first loss 

Monday to Northville, 192-202 

The setback came a day after 

the Raiders made an impressive 

showing in tbe Oakland County 

tournament finishing in a tie for 

second place. 

"We seemed to be ready, but 

we didn't play all that well," 

North coach Dick Wilson said 

Northville's consistency was 

tough to beat, however, as four 

golfers shot 38 at Glen Oaks Golf 

Course. Chris Lemmon. Mike 

Crichton. Kevin Telepo and Dave 

McKee were 3 over par. Jason 

Sherman's 40 completed the team 

score. 

David Schlott shot a 4-over 39 

to lead the Raiders. Larry La- 

Porte and Tom Seremet finished 

with 40 apiece, Steve Fitzpatrick 

followed with 41 and Rob Wendt 

and Scott Millman carded a pair 

of 42s. 

North, 8-1 overall, remains the 

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IMPORTANT EVENTS 

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• Through Sept 30 — Lake 

Huron King Salmon Derby in Oscoda. 

Call 1 -800-255-GOAL for details. 

• Sept. 30 — Trout season ends 

on designated streams and lakes. 

• Oct. 1 — Archery deer season 

opens. 

• Oct. 1 — Resident raccoon 

season opens. 

• Through Oct. 2 — Boat Show 

U.S.A.. at Metro Beach Metropark. 

with over 1,200 boats on display. 

• Oct. 4 — Duck season opens 

in Zones I & II. 

• Oct. 8 — Fall turkey season 

opens in limited areas of Zone I. 

• Oct. 10 — Pheasant season 

opens in Zone I. 

• Oct. 11 — Duck season opens 

in Zone III 

• Oct. 15 — Resident fox season 

opens in Zone I & n. 

• Oct. 17 — Sighting in Days at 

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Association in Elymout 

Twp. Tbe fee is 15 and thwe n 

are open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. 

Call 453-9843 for details. 

• Oct. 20 — Pheasant season 

opens in Zone III. 

• Oct. 25 — Mink season opens 

in Zone I. 

• Oct. 27 — Dinner party and 

auction will be held by the Huron 

Valley Chapter of the Natinal Wild 

Turkey Federation at the Warren 

Valley Country Club in Dearborn 

Heights. Eighty four percent of the 

proceeds will remain in the state. 

For more information call Hugh 

Marx at 477-«953r 

OAKLAND COUNTY PARKS 

• Twine a Vine, a nature program 

in which participants will 

learn to make a grape-vine wreath, 

will be offered at 4 p.m. Tuesday at 

Independence Oaks 

• Fall Color Bus Tour, a tour of 

north Oakland County, including 

stops at a cider mill, a petting 

farm, a numpkin patch and a dairy 

farm, wul be offered Oct. 8, beginning 

at 10 ajn. For details call 625- 

6473. 

• Weekend Camping is offered 

through October 30 at both Addison 

Oaks, near Oxford. (693:2432) and 

Groveland Oaks, near Holly. (634- 

9811). 

METROPARKS 

• Saturday Morning Stuff, a 

monthly nature program for youths 

ages 6-12, will be offered at 10 a.m. 

Saturday, at Stony Creek 

• Exploring Autumn, a program 

to help children ages 4-7 experience 

the sights, sounds, smells 

and feelings of autumn, will be offered 

at 11 a.m. Saturday at Indian 

Springs. 

• Animals in Autumn.-a naturalist-led 

hike in which families can 

leam about animal habits in autumn, 

will be offered at 2 p.m. Sunday, 

October 2, at Kensington. 

• Tots and Apples, a nature 

program for children ages 5-8, will 

be offered at 10 a.m. Sunday at Stony 

Creek. 

• _ Getting Ready for Winter, a 

walk through the park that will 

-iocus on how plants, animals and 

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class reunions 

As space permits, the Observer 

it Eccentric Newspapers wiU 

print without charge announce- 

ments of class reunions. Send the 

information to Reunions, Observ- 

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include the date of the reunion 

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* The class of J90J will bold a re- 

^ anion Saturday, Oct SS, at Tbe 

* Clairon Inn. 12 Mile and Orchard 

' Lake roads, Fanningtoo Hills. For 

J more information, call John Beach 

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BERKLEY 

Tbe class of 1908 will hold a re- 

Friday, Nov. 11. at the Michi- 

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formation, call 771-8820. 

• BETHEL 51-ROCHESTER 

Tbe International Order of Job's 

Daughters will bold a past honored 

queens reunion Thursday, Oct. 11. 

For more information, call Janet 

Mather Lefko at 879-1816. or P.O. 

Box 778, Troy 48099. 

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The of 1978 will bold a joint 

> reunion with the Marian High School 

! class of 1978 Friday, Nov. Brat the 

Radisson Hotel in Southfield. For 

more information,, call Mike Kinna 

: at 433-3139 or Julie Hastings at 641- 

jhttf. 

• • BIRMINGHAM GROVES 

r.. The class of 1968 will bold a„re- 

r%uon Friday, Nov. 25, at Fairlane 

"34anor in Dearborn. For more infor- 

IT> itioo, call Lorraine Lome at 965- 

or Jo (Mercur) Fetsco at 545- 

• BISHOP BORGESS 

*, • The class of 1978 will hold a re- 

union Saturday, Oct 22, at Mercy 

College in Detroit For more infor- 

mation, call Lori (Quick) Kuk at 937- 

0086 or Janet (Antaya) Nda

100* O&E Tfruraday. September 28. 1966 

Irish entertainers Warm Oscar pairs 

make lively music with a funny Felix 

-Continued from Page 9 

Ceoltoiri Eireann. 

* "Irish music is fast and lively, in 

peeping with tbe temperament of the 

£lrish people. That in itself provides 

Jor a lively setting," he said. "It's a 

.wonderful experience." 

£ POLK MUSIC LOVERS especially 

will enjoy it, added OKennedy. 

"Many of the songs that Comhaltas 

Ceoltoiri Eireann has been performing 

over the years have been 

adopted by the folk musicians. They 

in turn have made Irish folk music 

and dance among the favorite elements 

of our times." 

» For tickets — $12 for adults and 

$10 for retirees and children — call 

464-4119, 261-947$ or 288-4575. 

Regan-Kelly views attendance as 

"kind of a contribution to the Irish 

culture. In a sense, even if (the Irish) 

aren't going to go because they think 

they won't enjoy it, maybe they will 

go out of a sense of obligation," she 

said. . 

I me Ida Foley of Rochester say*, 

"If these concerts were held three or 

four times a year, I would go. We go 

because my husband and i are both 

from Ireland, and this is a bit of Ireland 

each year. 

"Orchestra Hall down there is terrific. 

They couldn't have found a 

nicer place to bold it Anytwdy who's 

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Oscar and Felix, whose widely divergent 

personalities have made 

them legendary pop culture figures, 

continue to be absolutely hilarious in 

the Birmingham Village Players 

current production of Neil Simon's 

"The Odd Couple." 

Oscar Madison (Tom D'Agostino) 

is the cigar-chomping, lovable slob 

wbo lets the ashes fall where they 

may and the debris pile up in his 

apartment. Divorced and lonely and 

-in a moment of weakness, Oscar lets 

his poker pal Felix move in with him 

after Felix's wife has just thrown 

him out „ 

Felix Unger (Kim Fox) is Oscar's 

natural antithesis, a fuss-budget obsessed 

with tidiness and so uptight 

that "even his hair is clenched." Felix's 

incessant cleaning, nagging and 

hypochondria turn laid-back Oscar 

into a supreme grouch and drives 

him to open rebellion. 

D'Agostino is an unusually personable 

Oscar, and the effect is to make 

the character even more credible 

and increase the empathy when he 

finally blows up at Felix. D'Agostino 

has a precise, well-defined delivery 

that never falters. 

FOX IS AN EXCELLENT, exceptionally 

funny Felix. He starts out a 

bit understated, allowing Felix's 

compulsive behavior tq build in intensity. 

His wonderfully expressive 

face speaks volumes, especially his 

deeply furrowed brow. The sight of 

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as it could possibly be. 

No ooe has ever succeeded in 

makihg the cuckoo Pigeon sisters, 

Gwendolyn and Cecily, seem any 

more than a pair of dodos. Kari 

Sterns and Laurie Shea do their best 

in the thankless roles of Oscar's cooing, 

bubble-headed British neighbors. 

Jerry Weiner, Paul Becker, John 

Miller, Jr., and Phil Whelaji as the 

other longtime poker pals are all 

thoroughly satisfactory, with Weiner 

especially natural in his delivery. 

Director Bernie Greenberg keeps 

the pacing smooth and the laughs in 

all tbe right places. "The Odd Couple" 

is perhaps Simon's most beloved 

and enduring comedy. Successful 

as a play, film, television series, 

and in an all-female version, "The 

Odd Couple" holds up extremely 

well to repeated viewings. People 

seem to see something of themselves 

or those they know in the richly comic 

creations of Oscar and Felix. 

Barbara Michals teaches high 

school English in Southfield. A 

theater critic for the last 14 years, 

she is an inveterate playgoer who 

regularly catches up on all the 

New York productions. 

DINING & ENTERTAINMENT 

Young cast good 

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Luncheon theater performances 

of "You're A Good Man, Charlie 

Brown" continue Saturdays- 

Sundays through Nov. 13, then 

Sundays only through Dec. 18 at 

the Karas House in Redford. 

Lunch is 12 noon, showtime 1 p.m. 

For ticket information call 559-6- 

PBP 

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created a niche for themselves in tbe 

Detroit area — the group presents 

professional children's luncheon theater. 

Performers range from grade 

schoolers to early teenagers. First, 

they serve as waiters and waitresses, 

then change into makeup 

and costume to present the show. 

And they're very good at both. 

PBP's current production is the 

whimsical musical, "Your're a Good 

Man, Charlie Brown." It's based on 

cartoon characters from Charles 

Shulz's comic strip, "Peanuts." In a 

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And, of course, the something less 

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Charlie Brown. 

Through the experiences of Charlie 

and friends, we learn that growing 

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the very young. No matter, parents 

and youngsters alike can readily 

identify with the true-to-life characters, 

which is ooe of the charming 

features of Charlie Brown. 

The Saturday cast (a second cast 

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After a slightly choppy 

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groove. Especially well 

"3366" were scenes about Valentin® 

Day Cards, the Baseball Game, and 

a Peter Rabbit Book Report. 

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Brown. His stage persona as an insecure, 

self-conscious Charlie belies 

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young actor with an already 

mature singing voice. 

Dina Baldwin (Lucy) delivers lines 

with the timing and emphasis of an 

experienced comedian. And Katie 

O'Shaughnessey (Snoopy) has one of 

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over the orchestra to the back 

row of the theater 

The orchestra in this case (and bizarre 

sound effects) consists of an 

electric piano, expertly handled by 

music director C.J. Nodus. 

The setting features metal tubing 

fabricated into rectangular platforms. 

Artwork on window shades 

provides a backdrop for each scene 

Very functional. Very effective. 

Bob Weibel of Westland us a 

freelance writer, who has spent 

more than 25 years tn community 

theater as a director, designer 

and performer. 

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2E* OAE Thursday. September 29. 1988 

— . STEVE FECHT/staff photographer 

Polish sculptors Stefan Dousa (left) and Wladyslaw Kozuch, 

both of Krakow, pose in front of one of two life-size Madonnas 

they collaborated and are located in St. Mary Hospital, Livonia. 

designing ways 

Eve 

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I am devoting this column to inquiries 

from readers. 

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Please tum to Page 5 

Madonnas enchance new St. Mary Hospital 

Metropolitan Detroit and St. Mary 

Hospital, Livonia, have been artistically 

blessed with tbe genius of two 

masterful artists — Stefan Dousa 

and Wladyslaw Kozuch, both of Krakow, 

Poland. 

Dousa and Kozuch collaborated on 

two life-size Madonna figures, one 

worked in wood for the lobby of the 

new St. Mary Hospital Pavilion and 

one of forged copper which stands 

outside the new Emergency Department. 

The works were prepared at the 

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Krakow Polytechnic Institute in Poland 

and brought to tbe U. S. by the 

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S 145.900. 455-7000. 

18217 Beverly Rd., $167,000 

BLOOMFSELD H*JLS 

1723 St Johns. $410,000 

CANTON 

254 Sefclrk. $93,000 

DCAJtSOm* 

24171 Princeton. $69,000 

FAR—IQTOW 

33208 Oakland. $99,800 

33709 Grand Rlvar. $127,900 

30619 Nina MHa Rd.. $67,500 

33620 HMcreet, $209,900 

FAMBNQTON MLLS 

25154 Wttherapoon, $195,000 

22011 Inkster, $69,500 

36111 Crompton Or.. $224,900 

30497 Salisbury. $119.000 

29175 Oak Pomte Or , $194,000 

21376 Parklane. $175,500 

28630 Greencastle. $127,500 

26610 Leamington. $129,900 

36270 Crompton Or., $199,500 

37561 Greanwood. $159,750 

36550 Eleven MMa. $225,000 

• 'sr. # 

REDECORATED INSIDE OUT Must sea this two bedroom 

ranch to appreciate the many nice features Great yard wtth 

patio and deck. New carpeting throughout. Appliances fireplace 

and much more. $69,900 477-1111. 

OPEN HOUSES . 2 TO 5 P.M 

559-2300 

644-4700 

455-7000 

326-2000 

477-1111 

477-1111 

477-1111 

477-1111 

llenl 

Estate 

(Inu.iHc 

MORTMVUJI 

16161 Homer. $162,900 477-111t 

REDFORD 

19772 Imperial Hwy , $52,000 477-1111 

ROCHESTER 

3754 OonMdaon. $122,000 652-6500 

4223 Hampton. $64,900 526-1300 

SOUTMHELD 

16470 New Hampahlre. $154,500 559-2300 

24446 Lois Ltne, $74,900 477-1111 

5*3 

m THREE BEONOOM RANCH 0 

modtfad brie* home on nearly one half aore lot. Ctoaa to 

Ho—Wown ramwiqtorv. ctty Mng in «ia country Show and 

saai 175.900 477-1111. 

RANCH CONOO 

Priced to aal at $73,600 477-1111 

TROY 

1926 Condor. $153,500 

WATSRFORO 

72 Riverta. $66,900 

WEST BLOOMFIELD 

3306 Buckingham Tr . $164,900 

3668 Warrenshire. $166,900 

4536 VaKe/vlew, $218,000 

3304 Woodvlew Lk , $339,000 

WESTVAND 

6720 Geronlmo. $72,900 

34600 Hunter. $72,900 

35663 Canyon, $79,900 

36121 Hazelwood. $47,500 

36104 Scfftay. $46,000 

34524 Sanbum. $69,900 

7506 HI*. $96,900 

CONDOMMUMS 

FAWIHOTON MU.I 

30401 ftamMeeood Club Or . $179,900 

SOUTMFKLO 

29246 E. Chanticleer, $173,900 

LAKE FRfVUOES 

UMON LAKE AREA 

6412 Vanden. $99,900 

526-1300 

559-2300 

651-1900 

851-1900 

644-4700 

644-4700 

477-1111 

559-2300 

363-1511 

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IJVONIA REDFORO ?G1 3/00 • WESTLAND 3P6 ?000 • FARMINGTON 477 1111 • PLYMOUTH C ^NTON 45$ 7000 • COMMERCIAL 

e 

land. Dousa served on tbe faculty of 

the University of Krakow for aevera* 

years, leaving in order to concen-' 

trate on his own creative work. They! 

both work in many media, including; 

leaded glass, marble, water and oib 

paints, copper and bronze. They have» 

won major prizes for their accomplishments 

in Europe 

The Polish Peace Room at Wayne 

State will be completed by October 

when Dousa and Kozuch will return! 

to Poland 

LAGOONS 

magine lit ing in i i^mmuinri *herr 

natur»l hcautr and abounds ISpend 

time reUimv .>ri park rxrrrches 

warchmg ducks and grew'glide aimfessl} 

across Rockwell I .a Ice for \our active lilt 

style. walking and )Og£;ig trait* meander 

through the Hi acres ot' roiling terrain 

L 

uxurious two.and rhrec hedri-om de 

rached Condominium homes »uh 

vaulted ceilings l.uro «nle kitchen 

complete with double oven, ranê and mi 

cmwavr security system two car attached 

garagf and hasemenr flames for the diss n 

rr.mating homehuver from 

This is The Lagoons 

of West Bloomfield...This is home! 

Pontiac Trail 

lust west of 

Ha.stead Road 

Pontiac Trail 

Sales office 

open daily 12-6 p.m. 

363-6800 

An Irvine-Jacobson 

Development 

T 

N 

R-ai Estate One. Ire. 1989 

3 BEDROOM RANCH - CLEAN This ranch is wafting for you 

with Its 3 bedrooms and one bath Plus 1% car garage Remodeled 

kitchen and bath Ask for Mike or A dele $52,900 

326-2000 

CANTON BEAUTY Exceptionally nice and very dean Tudor 

Colonial 3 badrooms, 1Vi baths, famity room wrth natural 

fireplace Attached 2 car garage Beaut iM 2 tierad deck on a 

low traffic court location $95 900 455-7000 

SUNFLOWER QUAD Canton's finest immaculate 4 bedroom 

quad Large family room wtth wood burning fir apiece 

Country soe kitchen, formal dmmg room, central air and 2 

car attached garaga $129,900 455-7000 

PLYMOUTH LOCATION 2 bedroom. 2HI 

i aaamtakwf como*. 

i HOajOO ,456-7000 

d 

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O&E Classifieds'work! # 03.E Classifieds work! $ 

& 

CONDOMINIUMS wltcodidq: 

HILLS 

FROM '84,500->126,500 

>;Broke' Participation 

MODEL PH 229-6776 

Mo«ei Hours 

Da>ly 12 6 CioSPcJ lues A Thu'5 

D*»€CTiO-WS * 

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OBfCTiOMS » -*V • 

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Ldominiurr. 

homes, ranch *: : 

stories, full basemer- - t 

car garages available carpetuig 

out. modern Kitcber »ith Cw'S'> rr. * 

nets, boulevard errrv inro a private 

like setting with ga/ern.- r.a:..-t • 

swimrnir.g pool 

From $ 95,990 

8 Mite 

c 

Men m ood 

4E* O&E Thursday.September 29. 1968 

briefly speaking 

• PALETTE AND BRUSH 

EXHIBIT 

The Palette and Brush Club annual fall art show will be held 

at the Livonia City Hall Monday; Oct. 3 to Friday, Oct. 28. The 

inhibit, in the City Hall lobby, is open to the public during 

normal business hours. 8:30 a.m to 5 pjn. Monday through Friday 

There is no admission. The event is sponsored by the Livonia 

Arts Commission. 

• EMANUELE EXHIBIT 

Madonna College Exhibit Gallery will present a photography 

exhibit by Art Emanuele, Observer L Eccentric photographer. 

from Sunday. Oct. 2 through Friday. Oct. 14. There is no admission 

charge. Gallery hours are 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through 

Friday; 1-4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. 

• AUTUMN ARTS FESTIVAL 

The Michigan Guild of Artists and Artisans in cooperation 

with Domino's Farms will present its Autumn Arts Festival 

from 10 a.m to 6 p.m. Saturday. Oct. 8 and from noon to 6 p.m 

Sunday, Oct 9 under the "big top" at Domino's Farms, Ann 

Arbor. 

The juried fair features over 130 nationally known artists 

and crafters 

Domino's Farms is just off the Plymouth Road exit, east of 

U.S. 23 Admission is $2 for adults and SI for senior citizens and 

children Parking is free. 

• VAAL WORKSHOPS 

Watercolor and pastel workshops sponsored by the Visual 

Arts Association of Livonia (VAAL) will be held Wednesday, 

U-M prof to discuss super collider 

Dr Homer Neal, chairman of the 

University of Michigan physics department, 

will talk about the superconducting 

super collider and its impact 

on the new frontiers of physics 

and the Ann Arbor area communities. 

His talk, geared for the layperson, 

will be 7-9 p.m. Tuesday, Oct 4. in 

PLYMOUTH 

FROM 

 

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Du!cn Colonial »itn mansa'fl «oot Professionally 

ia»ascaped on a V« acre tot. Ttus impeccable 2000 sq 1001 

home 'eatu'es 3 bedrooms 3'r Dams a huge master 

suite ana finished 750 sa 't wa'koul lower »?«e l win a 

real f mmsh sauna full bath and doorwall to paiio 

This executive style home is in move un condition 

located in one ol Hartlano s best aYeas with easy 

e«pressway access J134 900 

Contact: DENNIS or PAT CURRIE 

Re*.: IS 17) S46-761B 

OMke: |S17] 546-7550 or j WlimimrtTi (MM«rrir 

•il W llHrml rate* mhtrn In ikuiw .»I if* nil nrfkt 

^-v CpmenQ\ 

Where the bottom line is you. 

#5E 

ihis with the phrase 1 use most often 

wtotch +s never be limited by the 

model And. by the way. if you set 

me at the Whole Earth Vitamin Bar 

eating brown rice ouy of hand 

thrown jar stop and tell me I look 

thinner Lie,'if you need to But I 

need to hear it 

Datnd Messing has been an an 

teacher for more lhan 10 pears 

He ts the owner of the Art Store A 

\tore tn Lttxmia 

limed, of coursei in matching fabric 

to the paper is nice and a simple way 

to go also You can change the look 

of the valance by the size of the rod 

or pole you use Shirring the fabric 

on the wood pole or PVC pole gives 

the valance a more important look 

Eve Ganm has been an interior 

designer in the area for over 10 

years She welcomes comments 

and questions from readers Send 

those to her in care of thrs neuspaper. 

36251 Schoolcraft Road 

Luipnia 4SJ54 

emCoMrta 

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BEVERLY CLEMO 

Merrill Lynch Realty 

fhursday, September 29. 1988 O&E 

M e e t o u r T o p T e n f o r A u g u s t 1 9 8 8 . . . 

A c h i e v e r s r e a c h i n g f o r t h e g o l d ! 

ARLENE PREY SALLY FLYNN 

B I R M I N G H A M / B L O O M F I E L D F R A N K L I N / F A R M I N G T O N B I R M I N G H A M / B L O O M F I E L D 

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J A N E J O B S T 

IROCHESTEN 

6 5 1 - 6 8 5 0 

B I R M I N G H A M / B L O O M F I E L D 

1520 N Woodward 

(at Long Lake) 

646-6000 

YOU'RE INVITED 

V 

BOB OGG 

T R O Y 

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M o s t P r o f e s s i o n a l a n d S u c c e s s f u l R e a l 

. g s t a t e C o m p a n i e s in t h e C o u n t r y . 

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W E S T B L O O M F I E L D N O V I / N O R T H V I L L E 

4316 Orchard Lake Rd 

(at L o n e P i n e R d ) 

626-9100 689-8900 651-8850 851-8100 

O P E N M O N D A Y - F R I D A Y 9 a m 9 p n S A T U R D A Y 9 a m 9 D . m O P E N S U N D A Y S 

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37000 Grand River 

IE of Halsted) 

478-5000 

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ONE CALL DOES IT ALL 

OAKLAND COUNTY 644-1070 

WAYNE COUNTY 591-0900 

ROCHESTER.'ROCHESTER HILLS 852-3222 

312 Livonia 312 Livonia 

ABSOLUTELY SupÔ Frar>c«vii«t 

ra#vcft Open S«t 1-4 3 Dfd'oomi 

•am.-, -pom with fi'epiace 

RVQLTI 1m laurdry spr-n* m§r$ 

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312 

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TRANSFEREE ALERT! 

WW your lutllll with this stun- 

Mna • fory home. « bedrooma. • * 

oaths. formal dHng. country kitch- 

en * «g« lenaty mom on • prtvete 

wwii lendecaped MM * ucaHO n 

fagniy fleM oil area. MO»« m condi- 

tion Squeaky d w 4 beeetlfuay 

McoriM. It's a winnai Opan Sua- 

day l-4pm 

Aak tor Joan or Anna 

CENTURY 21 

ROW .464-7111 

312 Livonia 

Sunshine Pours In 

THROUGH • windows ol enormous 

family room Ctaan 3 bfcdroom 

ranch In popular tub HM l's bain, 

newer tumaca & cerpeimg. ««nyl 

• m m 4 DraahaO b Moment Meet 

ad garaga tor crafty paopla 1 ERA 

Buyer Protection Ptan $87 900 

E R A 

ORCHARD HILLS737-2000 

H O M E S 

B U Y • S E L L * R E N T 

Photo* • Deecriptione • Computer Liata 

S A L E : ( A l W S O M - Spacious bungalow. 3 bedrooms, 1 

DalfLiuH basement Qraal mvaslment or staner fiome 642 1620 

SALE: New custom colonial in Troy. 4 oedrooms. 2't baths. 3 

car garaga. Horary family room, fireplace many windows 4 

skybghls circular staircase. Jacuzzi and more 828-4230 or 

US-7464 

RENT: Square Lake frontage. 100 Ft Charming Cape Cod. 2 to 

3 t>edrooms, 2't baths. Florida room, great t>t attached 2 car 

wage Bloomfield Hilts $1500 a Wo References Call anytime 

S40-3017 " 

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BY 

OWNER 

BY 

BROKER 

642-1620 

SINCE 

1976 

ADVERTISING MIC 

REAL ESTATE ADVERTISING A REFERRAL SERVICES 

864 South Adama • Birmingham, Michigan 

r i 

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MTX.5 

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312 Uvonia 

UNOERPRICED FOR OUlCH SALE 

Look al ak you oat! 3 bedroom bnck 

ranch, 2 KM DM ha on 1st Soot. fan»- 

fy room nmahad baa arrant, at- 

tached 2 car garage mmt condition! 

Compare al only (69 900 

CALL JIM OR BRIAN 

D U G G A N 

RE MAX WEST 761-1400 

$67,900 

POPULAR ROSEOALS MEADOWS 

3 bedroom brick ranch laatura* rwce 

kitchen fwveed baaamant 4 beeuti- 

fui tread area 

$63,900 

PRIME 5 MILE/LEVAN AREA 

Complements th«s jorjaftjl broad 

front 3 bedroom Dock ranch wtth 

country kitchen + newer 2 car ge- 

rage 

$149,900 

OUTSTANDING 4 BEDROOM tradi- 

tional packed with extras Oka dan. 

1*1 floor laundry, centra) aM. family 

room w. natural fireplace, charming 

screened porch attached 2't car 

garaga 

CENTURY 21 

TODAY 

Centurion Award 

Winning Office 

261-2000 

313 Canton 

BUILDER S SPECIAL - 3 bedroom, 

i bath colonial Lovely Sub Ready 

10 occupy $82 500 Open t-5. Oct 

1 4 2 or by appointment 347-1268 

By OWNER Beautiful 3 bedroom, 

is bath colonial Too many extras 

lo Irs! Must to appreciate 

Evenings 961-6129 


AFFORDABLE LUXURY 

Wall until yoV see how much thaa 

Oear « bedroom bnck t.BOO sq n. 

apkt level otter. Ouekty neutral col- 

ors. lovely kitchen w; appliances 

natural Itreplece. specious master 

aurta attached garage private yard 

excellent neighborhood, only 

$63 900 Call MIKE BAKER today 

Re-Max BoardweR Realtors 

459 3600 

BEAUTIFUL brick colonial Mi park 

salting 4 Dadrooma 'amity room, 

fireplace central a bath 

colonial oh 7 acre park Full b*se- 

ment central a - newly'decorated • - -- rn - a -a 

in im woonwpo 

Cape Cod wtth 

ty ciattamanaNp- 4 

| bedrooms. 3"A baths on 

$355,900 

WOOOS - 

[tub. douMa deck. 2 «re- 

na. auMom oouri- 

I yard 1288.900. 

646-5800 


PICTURE PERFECT. 

Just reduced stunning 3 

bedroom ranch in Can- 

ton* highly desirable 

Wllshire Sub. master 

bedroom wtth private 

bath. A-1 condition, for- 

mal dining room, family 

room wtth fireplace, cen- 

tral air on separate 

meter, lawn sprinklers. 

Ml basement. 2 car ga- 

rage. Wow, this home 

has It aM. and It can be 

yours at S 109.900. 

455-7660 

FANTASTIC LOCATION 

Super house In a super 

location. Carriage HINs 

presents this 3 bedroom 

ranch that features mes- 

2 car ga- 

t88.t00.486-7880 

Hampton Ct. Special. 

Spacious 4 bedroom. 

2't bath home wtth un- 

expected extras such as 

finished basement, cen- 

tral sir. totally mainte- 

nance-free exterior and 

unusually large rooms 

throughout. You will 

agree this is quite s val- 

ue at •$ 

iwwn K E i m 

REALTOR 

FARMINGTON HILLS 

MAPLE WEST 

2S275 Orchard Lake Rd. 

5 5 3 - 5 8 8 8 

HURRY 

This Creaendo ranch has family 

room with Hreplace 3 Deifcooma 

1 't beth on main floor a i additional 

Dalh in hmshed baaemeni Baae- 

meni haa another toying area p4ue 

another large bedrooA Attached 2 

iftege » a» alum Irlm Juki 

ASK FOR FRED BEL ISLE 

COLDWELL BANKER 

459-6000 

Trv* *tK>v« r>u">b#» >5 rtot 

now w has '1 (tincm I2'fl€i 

Affiliated wtlh C*niu*> 21 GofcJ 

FLOUM 

tsu 

Thursday. September 29 1968 O&E *9€ 


LARGE FAM J Y WANTED 

hy this 4 bedroom colonial in Can 

lor with oversêd garaga All appli- 

ances fo stay newly decorated & 

more m condition has first floor 

laundry firetxaced family room & 

large Dasement Immediate occu- 

pancy at closing Be in by Mallow 

eer Great home pr«ed »ghi 

$95 900 

One Way Realty 

473-5500 

LOVINGLY CARED FOR! 

On a quiet court and close 

to Joy Road, this impecca- 

ble Colonial, features 3 

bedrooms, 2% baths, for- 

mal dining room, family 

room with fireplace, first 

floor laundry, professional- 

ly finished basement, and 

.2't car attached garage 

with opener Central air. 

aluminum covered exterior 

trim and lovely two level 

deck ITS THE BEST 

$124,900 

ROBERT BAKE 

Realtors 

453-8200 

SPACIOUS COLONIAL 

Located m popular 'oreat Trans 

Sub This 4 bedroom. 2 s beth coio- 

rual IS m move In condition with neu 

tral decor has large private bee* 

yard located on wnvnwi ana op»n 

floor plan with cathedral caMirvg ir 

femrfy room, first floor launor. 

room Aakmg $ 129 90C 


' 459-6000 

The above telephone number n ~ui 

now nor h«s i| Deen /since i2--«r 

affiliated wth Century 21 GoW 

house 

SUNFLOWER SUB 

This large colonial 'eaturas 2 6" 

X) ft of hying area 4 large b~l 

rooms 2't belt}* Oressinfl area * 

master bedroom tam-ly room - 

fireplace «arge formal dming roor- 

isl floor laundry basemen i i n 

lached garage askmg $13' 9 garage 

on a »^r> pn«aie yard Ask . . 

$63 900 


459-6000 

The abo.e telephone number i* " i 

now nok has, r been ijsince '2 "* 

affiliated with Century 21 Gel 

house 

N CANTON $99 900 This IS the 

best buy in town' Beautifuity main- 

'a-.neo 4 Dedroom 2't bath colonial 

features famMy room with t'replace 

and wet bar central a-r newer neu- 

tral carpet 2'1 car garage end 

more CaW DONNA FOREMAN 

Re-Man Boardwalk 459 3600 

314 Pty mouth 

OPEN SUN., 1-4 

Gorgeous 3 De0room~Ranch on 

large lot, l's Dath great room wth 

doorwall to 2 decks Lovely decor 

Super hmshed oasameni aiteched 

garage Immediate occupancy Ask 

ing $94,900 E ot Sheldon. S o' 

Ford 1360 SaltiCouri 

Rachel Rion 348-3000 

RE/MAX 100 

OPEN SUN 2 5PM 

NORTH CANTON 

4 bedroom, 2't Dalh colonial 'si 

rvoo> laundry 2 300 sq 1 wtlh 

country k rtchen formal living S din- 

ing rooms family room'. ' " W m , 

altached 2't car garage fun base- 

mem Motivated Sellers asking 

$124 700 

RE-MAX BOARDWALK 

459-3600 

ASK FOR MARY GERT OR K.ATMY 

PRICED BELOW MARKET' 

North Canton last chance before we 

list 3 Dedroom colonial, an ameni- 

ties 6430 Elmhmrst $122 500 

Opan Sun 12-5 459-2679, 

PRICE REDUCED 

Owner Iranslerred wants offer on 

this 3 Dedroom colonial wth hn ! 

i shed Dasement huge not deck Ohjs | 

much more, near schools $ express- J 

ways Call cm 

CENTURY 21 

SUBURBAN 

455-5880 464-0205 

SO NICE TO COME HOME TO 

Canlon 3 bedroom maintenance 

free ranch Features full basement 

attached garage newer carpeting 

walk in close' m master bedroom 

doorwah to patio overlooking the 

park Only $4 '95 down conventi- 

onal mortgage af $83 900 

One Way Realty 

473-5500- 

TRANSFERREO 

And ready to gc This 4 bedroom 

colonial at $121 900 is ottering im- 

mediate occupancy m N Canton s 

Windsor Park Let s Oeei 

E R A 

FIRST FEDERAL 

478-3400 

AREAS MOST Bf AUTtfUi k." 

L«r>d«S£8p*0 CHjtflOO' POO" CfKrtpU.'. 

mîi '#»vv and Q»rrH». • 

Tr>f pool *»HS fro*r ra$c«iJ . 

do*.^ 8 roc* ff»«1 •§ D« !R.I«. 

OU* tfOO' |»CU27' SPKKHII 

? r*«o^ «r«.cJ a Ufcrary *.ir- 

OA» ff>«1 CO*J»d CO^-^'I 

•c»ude 'amrfy »oom » 

'•replace to-mai d»n.m^ room 

carpeti central aur profess»o''.i». 

'»NISH«KL OA»4»RT>ENT J»37 900 C*I 

Joyce or Kathy 

REAL ESTATE ONE 

455-7000 453-16'9 

OPEN MOUSE 

Sunday '---4 

9550 Colony Farm Orive 

A of Sheldon S off Ann Arbor R? 

Lovely U-tract ranch has D**' 

tastefully decorated and n.cec- 

al'. maintained Wondertui loca' 

in Colony Farms Sub' Offers three 

bedrooms. 2'> baihs oversize" 

side-entry garage la'ge landscape.? 

yard' Come -out to see it -cm Sunday 

Priced st onfy $172 500' 

Wm 

D E C K E R 

455-8400 

ELEGANT COUNTRY ESTATE 

Dramatic oak staircase, woodwork & crown moldings, 

master suite - 2nd floor, guest suite - 1st floor, 

gourmet kitchen with many buil1-ins appliances 

billard room off magmficent formal dining room, 

Qunite in-ground pool, 4-stall barn, 

15 acres with fenced pasture land 

$289,000 

O f f e r e d b y Lois Lundell 

DUNLAP, REALTORS/ERA 

31 SOUTH MAIN STREET 

CLARKSTON, Ml 

313-625-0200 

C E N T R A L 

1740 W. Big Bssvsr 

6 4 9 - 1 O O O 

O F F I C E 

5435 W Mapia 

8 5 5 - 9 1 O O 

EXECUTIVE TUDOR In 

north Farmington Hills 

sub with all the extras 4 

bedrooms super family 

room with cathedral ceil- 

ings. French doors to 

wrap-around deck and 

aM glass sun room, li- 

brary, central air, rec 

room, spacious kitchen 

Snd 20 K 12 formal din- 

ing room. 8245.000 

555-5888 

ECHO VALLEY TOWN- 

HOUSE Completely re- 

done by interior deetgn- 

sr. New kitchen with sH 

new appliances, new 

baths (2ttk 3 bedrooms, 

recessed lighting, verb- 

2300 square feet Main 

tenence lee includes 

heat. Clubhouee. In- 

ground pool. Bast buy m 

Farmington Hillsl 

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BACKS TO POND AND 

WOODS Spectaculsr 

tudor with csthedrsl 

ceilings, huge greet 

room. 2 fireplaces, den. 

4 bedrooms. 2% baths, 

fireplace in walk-out 

lower level Butlers pen- 

try end deck 555-5888 

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Rochester HUts 

ROCHESTER Hewthorn 

HiHs Colonial Profes- 

sionally decorated, on 

beautiful treed lot 2 fun 

baths. 2 halt baths, 

wslk-in closets, central 

sir plus many mors fee- 

tures 8204.900 (28W) 

652-2200 

ROCHESTER. Excep- 

tions! Colonial, four 

isrge bedrooms. 2't 

baths, family room with 

natural firepiece. plus 

den Sunken Hying room 

with cathedral celling, 

neutral decor, custom 

window trestments, 

sprinkling systsm 

$149,900 (950) 

852-2200 

ROCHESTER Lovely 

ranch on a 100' by 300" 

treed lot with kerge deck. 

8 large sizad bedrooms 

and 2% baths Fu« base- 

piece 8141.900 (57A) 

882-2200 

ROCHESTER Executive 

charm, immediate occu- 

pancy on this quality 

built home with fantastic 

fireplace in great room 

Includes 4 large bed- 

rooms. den, partially fin- 

ished basement, central 

air. all appliances includ- 

ing micro. $246,900 

(38SR) 652-2200 

ROCHESTER HILLS 

Transferred seller is of- 

fering land contract 

terms on this lovely 

brick ranch with 3 bed- 

rooms, 1% baths, family 

roOm. fireplace, bese- 

ment. patio and at- 

tached double gerege 

Beeutltui 100 x 200 lot 

$109,890. (B92) 

649-1000 

Troy 

TROY. Spacious brick 

ranch with beautiful 120" 

K 180 tread lot neer 

Bouien Park. Fkreplaced 

family room, huge 28 ft. 

IMng room, formal din- 

ing room. 1'* baths, 

large bedrooms, bsss - 

ment and anached 2 car 

garage 8118,800 

(M172) 848-1000 

PRIVATE LAKE 

VOORHEIS Sandy 

beach, boat dock and 95 

x 200 lot compliments 

this gorgeous contem- 

porary colonial with 4 

bedrooms. 2% bsths. 

fireplaced family room, 

basement, deck, central 

air and 3 car garage 

$325,000 (CK25). 

649-1000 

NEAR SYLVAN GLEN 

golf course in Troy, brick 

colonial with dramatic 

foyer entry, curve stair- 

case. formal dining 

room, family room with 

firepiece and wet ber 

Four bedrooms. 2't 

baths, basement and at- 

tached double garage 

$169,900. (T-427) 

649-1000 

Wee! •Iciomnsld 

NEWLY LISTED. Near 

Orchard Lake Country 

Ciub. Unusual and dra- 

matic contemporary 

custom oolomal 4 bed 

rooma. 3 tm.shed Des* 

meni seated on s large lot Many 

Natures excellent buy $62 700 

SIMPLE ASSUMPTION 

Westland Charming 3 bedroom 

caps cod m model sharp condition 1 

Formed dining lovely kitchen w ap- 

pliances finished Bksemen- 2 car 

garage. n«e dec* large lenced. 

rarfl It wk soon have a tsw owner 

•f could De you' Only $65 906 CaU 

M"KE BAKER Re-Max Boardwalk 

459-3600 

SPACIOUS RANCH 

with lots of quality Large garage 

hes a lavatory circular drive, huge 

basement has trull cellar 6 fuk Dath 

ceramic tiling A crown molding add 

k n54 900 

HMS 569-00 70 

NEW LISTING 

iWondertui Cape Cod m Birmm^ 

ham • popular Kirk wood Sue Of 

•art the charrr. of yesteryear end ihe 

uxiiarienê of loday Dona lo a 

•ee this 4 DeOroon- home * o««rs mi* C4J% 

*.orr If|r^;^ u-> 

. »* p "Ti'"! Co^do aftarmdm 

| • 17* »TM3 8 •rt- rr.«B,^r« 

I piar'"-.^5 MT'O "MT thx& 

R A L P H . 

M A N U E L 

647-7100 

O P E N H O U S E 

Sal ' 5pm A Sur 2 6pr- 

, 6944 MeaOOwlaks Rd 9w-wr 

c ianakn 4 maaier S o> Map* o" 

Whysak Beeutifui mmacvint Cus- 

• om 'ancn on gorgeous V acra 

across Iron- Meadow . a t All 

amenities $219 500 Motivated 

I seile- oemg "ansie»-ed_ 

I Eves 737 4 138 Days 552 5220 

1 OPEN -lOuSE SUN • 4pm 6674 

Spruce BloomheKl ««s Schools 

Spacious^ Spin - Wmg Cotorwai m 

' giaat "'amify • sub 4 Dedr ooms 2 1 1 

baths -arge kitchan first hoor laun 

dr-y Formal dimng room Family 

room w'f firepiece Basement 2't 

car attached garage $'56 900 "or 

appoint men* 737-0665 

Colonial 

Bmif Ocl '967 4 bedrooma 2* oe- 

rart»c baihs large master kona wtth 

nvrooot m t» x 11 batf opar 2 ali> 

ry toyai larruly room with fvapiaca 

•ormal IVung room 2nd floor laun 

dry wr baaunfuay decorated A 

aendscaped 2*0C sq h Meat 

B'oomlieid acnools Mus' sail 

$159 900 663 7454 

304 F a r m i n g t o n 

OPEN HOUSE SON 2 5PM 

>US1 ,-educed $5 OOC Owner rto 

catmg. 3 bedroom bnc» ranch new 

.itcnan new dacor throughout art 

pri.Megaa 2'95 South Hammond 

North of Souark Laaa East off 

Mioaieoen $ Li* OOC Aj» tor 

Ewe Perreauit Merrill Lynch 

Heart, 626-9100 334-9552 

OPEN HOUSE SUN 2-5 

5729 Plume.est W o« Orchard *»a 

Rc S ot wamut .aka f«j < Dad 

room colonial wth 1st ftocn maaiw 

w i l on vwr, P"vat* beautifully 

anascaped lot W Bloomfield 

Schools $179 OOC Oar 

BoDtie Chapman 6*4-670C' 

M A X B R O O C K . I N C 

EVANGELINE S7B6 Open Sunday 

1 4pm S of Joy E of Beech Dafy 

Graal famky home 3 bedroom 

bnck finished basement 2't car 

garage walk to^hoppmg 

CENTURY 21 

COLE REALTY 937 2300 

WESTLAND - 3 bedroom bock 

ranch Lrvon.a schools. 1'nrahed 

basement, newty painted and new 

carpeting immediate occupancy 

$64 200 459-4086 

PRIDE 0* OWNERSHIP 

shows all the way through this 3 

bedroom Dnck -anch win hniahed 

basement and garage- Home has 

new root and new dnve plus vmy 

thermo wndows A rare hnd for 

$56,500 

HARRYS 

W O L F E 

474-5700 

WESTLAND 

3 bedroom ranch with erfhea or play 

room tfws is tha home tor the young 

famky or retired couple, fiM baae- 

meni large country kitchen, new 

carpet large porch A large fenced 

•ol Move-m condition $69 900 

3*9-4550 

E R A R Y M A L S Y M E S 

W E S T D E A R B O R N 

Great area Vt story 3 

bedroom, stone & alum 

home. 2 car garage, flortda 

room, finished basement 

862 000 CALL LESLIE 

C O L D W E L L B A N K E R 

347-3050 

317 Radford 

BEST 

START YET 

Redford 2 bedroom ranch formal 

dmmg room, firkt floor laundry new- 

er ticnaca and roof carpeting 2 

years old Decorated m neutrals., 

plus Immediate occupancy 

DORIS KOTECKI 

M A Y F A I R 5 2 2 - 8 0 0 0 

BUNGALOW- 2 bedrooms remod- 

eled bam. remodeled kitchen addi- 

tion. 1'« garage oak floors 

$36,000 After 7pm 671-9169 

BY OWNER. S Radford. 3 bedroom, 

bnc* bungalow remodeled kitchen, 

garage neutral tonee immediele 

occupancy $51,900 536-5762 

BY OWNER. 3 bedroom home with 

garaga remodeled kiichen. iarga lot 

across from park, low taxes A FHA 

approved $*6 900 535-4903 

CHARMING 3 bedroom bungalow - 

new kitchen decor treelwy painted 

upstair* finished easement, ion* 

appliances. $ appi 

' • " • i f " - w a r ^ 

s w & n s r 4 ^ 

, 

s : 

BIRMINGHAM 3 bedroom tench 

wtth 2 car garage New», decorated 

central aw 'or tale by owner imme- 

diate occupency $94 500 6*5-5639 

BIRMINGHAM 3 bedroom bnck 

bungalow newty Oecoraied new 

carpel «3eai location 4 70 Catalpa 

$115,000 6*3-9*62 

BIRMINGHAM-3-* Dedroom colon. 

a«2200sqft| or. 50«t*C lol Ptans 

available or will DuMd 10 su.t 

256-9033 Valley Forge Bunding Co 

OPEN HOUSE SUN 

1-5 

6*25 Wmg Lake Rd. N o' Mapi* 

W -of Teiegrapn Attractive 3 bed 

room 2 bath ranch Beautiful sat 

tmg on Natural Beaut, Rd Wmg 

Lake privileges Famky room wth 

firepiece -ww carpenng. central aw 

CaMe TV. 2 car attached jar age 

city •He 6 vawer $' 33 OOC or 

$950 par month lease 

RALPH MANUEL 

851-6900 

OPEN SUN 2-5pm 

6«*C E Dartmoor Rd yvesi B area Asking $25* 900 As* lor 

SYLVIA GALLANT 

RALPH MANUEL 

647-7100, Res 258-5648 

ABSOLUTELY OORGEOUS 

* bedroom, 2 t bath noma 

or ti senium kandacapec 1 

lol »ik.e carpwtmg hre- 

piaca m family 'OOm maaor 

updating $ !** 900 

RED CARPET KEIM 

Elite Properties 

478-5555 

BEAUTIFUL RANCH 

MUST SELL 

Move right m ic tn«s i»eli memlemed 

3 Ded'oom ranch spacious .itchen 

fireplace m living room 2 ce* at 

'ached garage end much mora On 

a private lol crvwrtookwig Gler Oaa* 

Go" Course "rus one won 1 last at 

$95 900 Asa lor *ieww Sano* 

C E N T U R Y 2 1 

MJL CORPORATE 

TRANSFEREE SERVICE 

851-6700 

BRANC NE W HOME m Farmmgion 

huh 3 Dwdrooms 2 Dalhs custom 

, stone I cedar -anch om DeeuWia 

••aac KH qualify abounds re-jhad 

1 cerkngs skylights caramt floor* 

oaa -.abmwts naiura woodwork 

track i^hting 6 caakng lens attached 

' lo an insulated 2 car ga-aga a* this 

WITtar minutes of freeway schools A 

| shoppmg' Chcoee carpwtmg A co

Farmington 

Farmington Hills 

04E Thursday. September 29, 1988 


''- er MUST SACRIFICE 

2 or 3 bedroom home 

upstairs. completely. re- 

Nn carpau and fcor* 

I antra* Spacloue IhHng room. 

- oomar lot. A muat aaM imme- 

• occupency. $48,400 

•^Jja for Nancy 

s ^ E A R L K E I M . 

5 5 3 - 5 8 8 8 

M W , I N C . 

****** FARMINGTON MILLS 

OPEN SUN 1-4 

M9p6 Faar Oek Ct.. N ot 12. v» of 

Cffi* Beautifully melntained 3 

bad*oom, 1'A Dath homa on part 

Woodburnmg fireplace In 

•oom. cedar deck tciou 

and tarriify room with PASS 

server from kitchen Cantral 

and decor alad In neutrals 

$132,500 

626-8700 

^ C r a n b r o o k 

9\az~ 

Assoc Inc Realtors 

- FARMINGTON HILLS 

•» ' •* OPEN SUN 2 5pm 

"»-*>** t>4« $ affordable exceptional 

'•CtiMtkoom bungalow lovely seclud- 

Jfytell acre lol newer furnace een- 

'"Wrtr; oversize gwigi 

r';- t ^34®1 Tuick CaU Tammy $64 900 

"TjMIIacuiar new kitchen with appii- 

."•Oifee*. 3 bedroom bnck starter •>»» 

energy window*, finished 

It. 22151 W Brendon 

Den $79 900 

AsTforD 

^ H E P P A R D 

8 5 5 - 6 5 7 0 

D O N ' t 

s s W A I T U N T I L 

D e a d l i n e ! 

»You can place your 

ad a n y d a y of the 

week. Office hours 

Rcare 8 a.m. to 5:30 

R3p*m. Monday-Thurs- 

ôay; 8-5 p.m. Friday, 

run over 10;000 

a week and our 

phones get very busy 

Tuesdays and Fri- 

days. Call early so we 

—-can be sure to get 

.eJ>"ybur ad in the next 

^ publication. 

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8 5 2 - 3 2 2 2 

304 Farmington 

Farmington HiJJa 

FARMINGTON OPEN SUN l 5PM 

34212 Conroy Court. N of Freedom 

Rd W ot Farmington Rd 

Elegem exec Drtck quad, choice lo- 

cation. rn.nl move in condition 4 

bedroom* specwu* kitchen.huge 

lam*y roum hraplace. central aw. 

2'4 bath* king size lot. flnlehed 

baaamant 2't garage, loaded wrth 

extra leaturea 1169 500 HMS *aM 

by Owner hotline. 589-0070 

F A R M I N G T O N 

OPEN SUN 1-4 

21840 CheetnuL S ol 9 Mile Eaal ol 

Farmmgton Dtacover the cooness 

of tha pleasant 2 atory bnck coloni- 

al new kitchen, hardwood Hoor* 

eitra large doeet* 3 bedrooma. I''* 

bath*, corner lot with large tree* 

1114.000 349-4550 

ERA R Y M A L S Y M E S 

LOCATED ON a cul-de-*ec thi* 

French Contemporary home in 

Farmington Hill* has all the ameni- 

ties waiting for it* new owner The 

main hoor enters through antique 

beveled gtaas doors to an open 

curving oak staircase A Italian mar 

Bl* floor Great Room has a marble 

fireplace with adjoining formal din- 

ing room hilly appointed country 

kitchen with oek floor. llOrary guesl 

bath laundry room Upper level the 

master suite envoys its own Jacuzzi 

balh A dressing room Also 3 add- 

tonal bedrooms A full beth wnh 

Skylight Lowei level has bedroom, 

full oath & im.-sned living area wtlh 

brick fireplace & walkout to lower 

patio OMered at (365.000 

Shown by appointment 553-4184 

NEV» CONSTRUCTION 

on- thus custom ?000 plus square 

•oot I anch wrth walk-out basement 

Master bedroom features a lasfuon 

bath With lub and shower Greal 

room wrfh vaulted ceiling* snd fan- 

•astic view o' ravine lot Priced at 

S'BT 500 

HARRY S 

W O L F E 

4 7 4 - 5 7 0 0 

3 o a 

i * . ' O P E N S U N 2-5" 

•enOn* ol KamOertey's largeet colonials 

« M no tmaM rooms, formal dining 

li iiotti take the largest table. living 

owoeru big enough tor al the family, 

room lo roam plus T.L C equals val- 

ue 1 CALL DON HARRIS* 

T C E N T U R Y 2 1 

rhOME CENTER 476-7000 

' 10 Mile A Orchard Lake 

PRIME FARMINGTON HILLS Area 

3 Bedroom brick ranch. 2.000 sq 1 

completely remodeled, finished 

mt, 

aar $123,900 


AFFORDABLE RANCH Move right 

into tNe w*# maintained 3 bedroom, 

specious kitchen, fireplace. 2 car at- 

taîed garage A more Across from 

Oaks Country CluO This won t 

last $95,900 

WONDERFUL 3 bedroom Kendall- 

wood Suti ranch Family room, 2 

tMpfhces 2 car anached garage 

baaemeni has bedroom, updated 

•gone" $124 S00 

OLD FARM COLONY Good sued 

—colonial wrth quality mground pool 

featured Large dining and living 

-tpom. family room wrth fireplace. 

JT»*0G 

HILLS INVESTMENT' 

I opportunity to restore this 3 

contemporary bi-level. 

r2 full & 2 half Baths Versa- 

tile loot plan Large beautiful lot on 

"•*«. Laka As is condition 

$80000 

06s 

HOLLY HILLS RANCH I Unique light 

. fl»ed contemporary 4 bedroom on a 

&-W'Jatm ueed lot featuring open koor 

plan, oak floor cathedral ceilings, 

famflv room, dan plus studio Home 

$169,000 

v ^ T l F U L CAPE COO un pre*l> 

Haa Large bedrooms, first 

—- tear master suite. 2'i baths, lower- 

ing calling in Nbrary and great room, 

cantral air expansive decking, 

$184,500 

:NTURY 21 

. C ORPORATE 

: EREE SERVICE 

E 5 1 - 6 7 0 0 

E W L I S T I N G ^ 

Walk-out ranch 

' garaga. coiatfry kitchen 

cherry cabinets and Jan- 

R A L P H 

' M A N U E L 

8 5 1 - 6 9 0 0 

ON THE COMMONS 

First Offering" immaculate custom- 

built Colonial Private wooded set 

tmg Freshly decorated featuring 

new floor covering thru-out 

$176,900 

DONNA DONALDSON 

RE/MAX 100 348-3000 

OPEN HOUSE - Sunday Moon lo 

Cpm 36946 Heaiherton. Farming- 

ton Chatham HIHS Sub 4 bedroom 

2i bath colonial 274-4362 

OPEN SAT i-4pm. SUN 2-5pm 

35245 W 13 Mile Rd |ust E pf 

Drale Rd Sellers have found anoth- 

» house Must sell Immaculate 

quality bum 3 bedroom colonial in 

move-m condition New custom oak 

kitchen 1'» baths, spectacular 

greatroom. 2 car attached garage, 

central air new rool Too many »ee- 

tures to list You must see this home 

to appreciate the value $135 500 

Ask for 

Pat K e n n y 


363-1511 

O p e n S u n . 1 - 4 p m 

2643b Brandy-wine Lovely gfacious 

Kendalfwood ranch oiler* 3 bed- 

room*. masler bath, newer fikhace 

with central air 2 natural fireplaces 

family room plus finished rec room 

immediate possession $ 134.500 

Call M a r y S w a n 


681-5700 

PUT YOUR tuglh rental dollars 10 

work for you For $87 500 you can 

buy a 2 bedroom ranch on a large 

creatively landscaped lot in Farm- 

ington Open and airy this totally re- 

decorated A updated home cs 

packed wrth appeal inside A ou! Fir 

replace, patio, deck area, appkances 

A much more add lo your comfort A 

convenience I will stiow you this 

home and contact ihe people who 

may help you Become a homeown- 

er Cal Donna 


477-1111 

ROLLING OAKS-By owner, atunning 

Contemporary 3 bedroom. 2 tut. } 

haif Baths ranch, on beautifully 

landscaped tread lot Completely 

updated m neutral tones, state-of- 

the-art kitchen wrth island master 

bedroom suite wrth steam S \firm 

•arge family room wrth natural hre- 

place Finished lower level. 1st floor 

laundry sprinkler A security system 

$225,000 661-4488 or 661-4489 

R o o m for Antiques 

Is what you'll find in this Classic 

Farmhouse on i acre 3 bedrooms. 

2 baths tuM oi natural woodwork A 

leaded glass $96 ,450 

C E N T U R Y 2 1 

HARTFORD 478-6000 

304 Farmington 

Farmington Hilta 

SPACIOUS RANCH... 

Per tec I setting Lovely 3 bedroom 

home m mini condition Feature* 

1V» balh roomy country kitchen 4 a 

unique garden room NO MAINTE- 

NANCE 1 For convenience ct«eck oul 

Ihe ilrsl Hoor laundry 4 side entry 

garage $151 900 

C L A S S I C 

Contemporary Styling 

Beautiful 2 story has spectacular 

ikst floor master suite, huge den al- 

egar* formal dmmg 6 greatroom 

first floor laundry A fuk Basemen I 

OPEN FRESH - CLEAN BRIGHT 

Cak lor appl $269 500 

E R A 

SUPER RANCH 

Fraihfy painted hardwood 

floors 3 Bedrooms. 2't 

Bath large family room 

could B« in-law suite 

$144 900 

RED CARPET KEIM 

Elite Properties 

478-5555 

305 Brighton, Hartland, 

Walled Lake 

BRIGHTON 

EXCLUSIVE SUB Extraordinary in- 

•enor 2520 sq ft plus lower level 

walk-out ready 10 finish 3 car ga- 

rage Secluded heavily ireed Idl 

Many lealure* such as Jacuzzi, 

alarm oak stair case A sir Super 

$228 000 IC440GG) 

BRIGHTON SCHOOLS - under con- 

struction 2-slory. 2.100 sq fl 4 

bedroom, 2't baths counlry porch. 

$139 900 229-7130 

BRIGHTON SCHOOL 3 bedroom 

custom ranch. 2 baths. Ml baaej 

meni. imrshed »ec room. 2 car al- 

1 ached garage Hreplace. deck, 

$89 900 227-2824 

BRIGHTON TWP 2500 »q ff Cape 

Cod, 4 bedrooms, office inground 

pool, sauna, excellent condition, 

many extras $192,500 227-3939 

BRIGHTON Your search Is over' 

Welcome to this 2.000 sq rt quality 

bunt home on almost 2 acra* You'll 

find 4 bedrooms, den. formal IMng 

& aimng. family room wrth fireplace 

3 tun ceramic baths. 3 car garage A 

more Owner very anxious Pnced 10 

sell today al $139,900 Cad Kevin at 

The Michigan Group 313-227-4600 

Code O3048 

B R I G H T O N 

5 bedroom. 3*Y bath ranch on beau- 

tiful 10 acres Nature at Its besl 2 

fireplaces, open interior, perfect for 

the young executive Lou oi room 

for entenalnlng $280,000 348-4 700 

C O L D W E L L B A N K E R 

HARTLAND • By Owner 1,950 sq 

ft Cape Cod on 1 acre 4 bedrooms 

2't baths 2 car attached garage 

Fireplace full basement central air 

deck oak doors 12 x 20 2-story 

bam $129,900 632-5630 

OPEN SUN . 1-3PM 

REDUCED to $89,900 

WALLED LAKE 

Swimming and boating, large lot 

2000 Sq ft ol Iprtnfl. freahfy daco- 

'afeo 3 bedroom, 1V» Path*, new 

carpeting. 2 car altacfted garage, 

principles only 210 Not haven 

261-3677 474-7138 

WALLED LAKE - 1227 Delta. 4 bed- 

rooms Vi balh ranch, family room, 

fireplace some new carpet 

$81,500 Can Homeowners Concept 

at 12 0MS349-3355 or owner 

624-8304 

WOLVERINE VILLAGE - Open Sun- 

day 1-5 250 Wabasso N of Pontiac 

Trail, W ol S Commerce Sharp 3 

bedroom, 2 balh ranch wtth lake 

privedges Master bath floor to 

ceilkhg bnck firepiece. Baaemeni 

garage. $88,500 HMS. 526-0775 

5 Bedroom bnck ranch on 1 acre 

2500 sq ft sunroom looking over 

string led pond, hmshed walk -out 

basement patio dock with diving 

board. $169 900 i " » " * 

SHOWCASE AWARO WINNER 

could be yours 4 bedrooms. 2't 

oaths, open foyer, library gourmet 

kitchen lashnon baths custom 

woodwork, family room wrth drift- 

wood fireplace and skylight deck 

trees and more trees finished walk 

out lower level A STEAL AT 

$273 900 CALL 851-4100 

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Prime 

cuHle-sec location for this 4 bed- 

room 2't bath country deeigned co- 

lonial Large rear yard with Inground 

pool backs 10 common* Gourmet 

kiichen. 21x 16 master bedroom and 

many more axcitittg custom feeturee 

at only $ 165.975 Can 851-4100 

DREAM HOUSE - Beautiful 4 bed 

306 Southfield-Lathrup 

ATTENTION RENTERS 

A VETERANS 

Many FHA I VA homes are avail- 

able m all areea Prices range from 

$30,000 - $144,000 Low down pay- 

ments For more information call 

Bill L i m a 


477-1111 

BEAUTIFUL LATHRUP Village Es- 

tate^^>ver 2500 SQ met on this 

SorgSxis cape cod Must aacrrtlce 

149900 Cell Dorothy Kanla: 

& 

Century 21 East 979-1600 

tam*y room plus dan. ceramrc 

doors, stained moldings central air 

and sprinkler system Lots Of exlras 

and decorated m neutrals Pnce 

$205 000 Ca* 651-4100 

BRICK CAPE COO 28462 E Lark- 

moor Lovely 4 bedroom, excelani 

condition leelure*. kvmg room, dm- 

ing room, finished baaemeni. t't 

Bath*. 2 car attacAed garage, priced 

10 sell 1 yeer home warranty 

E R A M A R K I 

5 5 7 - 4 6 4 6 

T h e 

M i c h i g a n 

G r o u p 

R e a l t o r s 

8 5 1 - 4 1 0 0 

BRICK RANCH. 27400 Lexington 

Parkway. N oi 11 m*e Rd E ot 

Southtleid Rd 7 room*. IMng room 

formal deiing room, nmahed oeee- 

ment 3 bedroom 2 beth $65 900 

E R A M A R K I 

5 5 7 - 4 6 4 6 

32SR«al Eatata Service* 

to 

F R E E 

R E A L E S T A T E 

P R E - L I C E N S E T R A I N I N G 

SmaN materials charge 

Begins 3ept or Oct. 

M o n . & W d d . Evenings 6-11 p.n 

F o r i n f o r m a t i o n coll 

F R A N K O ' A N Q E L O 

4 6 4 - 6 4 0 0 

G n t u i f c 

H A R T F O R D SOUTH, I N C 

> l a k < > a D a l e 

l o r V o u r F u t u r e 

i \ I l e n d O u r C a r e e r . S e m i n a r 

tall for fUaervatxms 

478-4—8 

V HAITTOtP 

mil Onmd Imf. teyn 

BY OWNER - 5 bedroom tn-level 

deck gazabo and In-ground 

pool on large wooded lot $119 900 

By appointment only 333-5368 

SPACIOUS 4 bedroom eoloniel. 

newly decorated. 1st floor laundry 

306 Southfleid-Lathrup 

ORCHARD HILLS737-2000 

STUNNING QUAD 2't acres 

Wooded ravine 4 bedrooms 3 

oaths greatroom hrepiaca. family 

room 4 - car attached garage 

2.888 sq fl Spnnkker alarm, central 

ait Reduced to $246,000 Open 

Sun 1 -4pm 26052 Pleasant Valley 

Cak Sharon 


669-3500 681-1675 

681-5700 . 

N E W L I S T I N G 

Move right Into true txolnsionaey 

decorated brick 3 bedroom rancti 

Neutral decor, new carpet natural 

fireplace m famky room Wonderful 

reer yard $89,500 

R A L P H 

M A N U E L 

8 5 1 - 6 9 0 0 

NORTH SOUTHFIELD LOCATION 

Sharp 3 bedroom ranch with a* tha 

axtraa Beeutltui extended larmry 

room with doorwall leedlng to pri- 

vate deck Finished basement end 

much more Super deen Cak today 

$90 800 

E A R L K E I M 

MAPLE 642-6500 

REDUCED MOTIVATED SELLER 

Two In One! Three bedrooms. 3 

bath panelled den Completely fin- 

ished basement with kitchen, bath. 

bedroom, bar pantry 6 cedar clos- 

et $66 000. 


MAPLE 642-6500 

SIMPLE ASSUMPTION 

4 bedroom bnck ranch garage 

fenced yard occupany at dosing 

$4 1 900 

H E P P A R D 

855-6570 

MAGNOLIA - picture perfect lor sin- 

gle 2-3 bedrooms, fireplace 

fmsned basement gerage $73,000 

N Southfield Beeuty. 3-4 bedrodms, 

2'y baths.-2 fireplaces, remodeled 

kitcnen limshed basement, 

$98 500 Call Mickey 

Century 21-Today 855-2000 

SOUTHFIELO - IMMACULATE 4 

bedroom brick colonial. 2 car at- 

tached garage large family room 

oeurePie neighborhood. $87,900 

Call Yvonne Jones. Century 21 

Nortnweelern 626-6000 or552-0543 

ARCHITECTS HOME Most unique 

wtlh Ihe srte Being Ihe most impres- 

sive lot in popular Sub Sjftrbty 

landscaped for Beauty 8 privacy 

Tremendous access 3 Bedrooms 

2't Baths phis lower level walk-out 

$235,000 (C446GG) 

ASK FOR GREG GARWOOD 

PREVIEW PROPERTIES 

474-263 ' 227-2200, 517-546-6999 

307 South Lyon 

Milford-Hightand 

BEAUTIFUL 

20 ACRE HORSE FARM 

Country ranch leaturea 3 bedrooms, 

2 baths, famWy'dinlog room wrth 

natural fireplace 8 Florida room 2 

car attached garage Horse bam 

with 5 stalls Fenced wrth wood* A 

ponds Owners relocating 

$169,900 Cak Norm S-eC Century 

21 Hartioid south-west 

437-4111 471-3555 

MILFORD 

Owner anxious bring all offers' 

Country living at its best 4 acres oi 

prime property 9 yr old 3 bedroom. 

2 bath, great room w,'hreplace. 2 

car attached oarage $159 900 M-5 

BANKERS REALTY. INC 

855-9000 

MILFORD TWP Open Sunday 1-5 

600 Scotts HM N of Maple. E. oi 

South HIM 1967 bum custom 3 or 4 

bedroom, 3't path ranch Walk-out 

lower level, soianum 

pool hreplace. skykght 4 9 roMno 

acres $339,900 HMS, 528-0775 

OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 5 PM 

12060 CROOKED LANE 

4 bedroom bnck ranch. IV, baths, 

unfinished partial walk-out base- 

ment. 2 car attached garage on over 

an acre oi beeutltui property wrth 

lake privileges on Crooked Laka 

$129,900 

NO LING REAL ESTATE 

522-5150 437-2056 

SOUTH LYON 

New sub Nlcliwagh Lake Estates 

Open House Sat & Sun Oct 1 & 2. 

12 Noon-5PM Otl oi 9 Mile Road 1 v* 

Miles Wast of Pontiac Trail A J 

Van Oy*n Builders 229-2065 

SOUTH LYON - 5 acres Of country 

goes wrth this contemporary 

cedar ranch 2 bedrooms, family 

room, deck • 22ft glass walled 

Hvwg room This one is Just waiting 

for youl $91,000 

THE MICHIGAN GROUP 591 -9200 

S LYON Attractive, older, mamte- 

nance-tree 4 bedroom Living room, 

dining room, den, large new kitchen 

2 baths, sauna, large double corner 

lot. new gas furnace 8 water heater, 

glassed front porch, back dack. 2 

cat garage aty services, wa* Io 

schools/shopp* Cloae lo- X-ways 

$119,000 By ownar 437-2714 

306 Rocheater-Troy 

Affordable Ranch/Birmingham 

Schools Three bedrooms, 1% 

baths cenirsl air cathedral ceikngs 

and enclosed proch ere some ot the 

pluses of tha little gem $64,900 


MAPLE 642-6500 

8Y OWNER, Fox Hall Sub 

3 bedroom 2 bath ranch, great- 

room, central ak Shown by appt 

only. _ . 828-8026 

BY OWNER in tfbcfieeter "CKarfiv 

ing. well maintained. 2-3 bedroom 

home Remodeled kitchen A bath, 

new paint, carpeting i deck Cloee 

to park Buyers only Asking 

$78,500 Call evenings. 652-1351 

BY OWNER 1800 sq ft. 1988 con- 

temporary 4 bedroom, library, mar- 

ble hreplace, 2't bath, large kitchen 

breakfaa^_ nook, Hi., humkWIer. 

sprinkler landscaped. Berber car- 

pel. upgraded throughout, many ex- 

tras, prime lot 1214.000 828-7728 

CONTEMPORARY COLONIAL with 

center entrance and many excep- 

tional leetures 4 bedrooms formal 

dining room, large firepiece m famky 

room ProleasioneHy finished baae- 

meni complete wtth sauna and 

shower. 2't cat attached garaga Al 

ot this on a lovely landscaped cor- 

ner tot Quick pcin eaal ci n 

Ralph Conaaiyea Realtor 399-6400 

Accent O n Location 

TMe home « located in Ihe presti- 

gious Oek River Subdivision on th* 

most deevabie street m the M / - 

borhood The uaa ot wood ki the 

home extend* 10 triple crown mold- 

ings. 6 panel doors, and panaang m 

tha library Ceramic tBe toyer for- 

mal IMng 

Peka Frenc* doors teed from kitch- 

en to deck and charming gazebo 

The lerge family room ha* cathedral 

ceang. akyfcghta hoor to oaMng 

bnck IVaplaca wel ber. loft, beeuti- 

fui custom windows Master bed- 

room ha* sitting room, we*-in doe- 

improvements, Dk u ma 

Is $116,000 646- 324 

CONTEMPORARY 3 

ranch kvmg room wiiti hrsckec* 

with lots ot storage space 2 car de- 

tached garaga. M&.M0 or Ieaae 

$750 par mo Broker 363-9072 

Devtd 357-6286 

CONTEMPORARY RANCH with tIn- 

•shed wall out lower level to heeled 

gunne pool included ar* 2 «r» 

piece* ?H Beth*, wel ber A a mag- 

new aWh water! ak 

1164 900 

W 

Lyncfi Realty 320-6910 478-5000 

GOVERNMENT OWNED 

South*aid neer Baa I I oi 12 Ma* 

Neer Teyckmghem 4 bedroom 

bnck colonial 7H Beth* tamay 

room Hreplace ettedied 2 car ga- 

raga naaawiarii dkung room. 2*00 

aq lean g0xi90R lot. vacant 

1131 000 

C E N T U R Y 2 1 A B C 

CALL MA0CUM 

425-32S3 

LAROE UVMO ROOM. 4Mng room 

decorated By owner 

eaerfy 

•34 900 M7 29A4 or WT 

LATHWUP vaege 4 bedroom Cape 

a M. hnaehed ee*-oul 

Cod Large 

tttSBJZ&L 

SOUTHFWLO.HT VERNON I 

bedroom |H MK • 

HMJ 

•TUNMNQ CaiaMai 

r , » ' s r ~ z z £ r 

pool tub 3 additional bedroom* 

heve large closeis 3.700 aq. fl.. 2'4 

beth* security, sprinkler, ] car ga- 

ege The pr-Minimal landscaping 

and circle drNe add a touch oi dees 

to an elreedy gorgeous Tudor Ex- 

hood $339,000 

E X E C U T I V E H O M E 

prime neighborhood Decor en 

merecured to perfection tMa 

• •" «wne to»ar 

•nth TeW caMaiu and oa* Wfdteood 

hoor Greet room ar/vauaad :»a-g. 

harnngbone bnck hrepseue end 

306 SouthlMd-tathrup 

MINT CONDITION 

Troy cokmal with 3 large bedroom*. 

3% bath* Hug* greet room spe- 

cious library, ifende room A totally 

neutral decor Large lot •* very we* 

landscaped A he* underground 

sprinklers $325 000 Cak 

jenetteA Engeiherdt 644-6700 

M A X B R O O C K , INC. 


Beeulifuay we* meintemed home 

on a large country lol Pegged oak 

floor m family room, haldston* Ike- 

piece. over«aed gersge. finished 

besement wtlh wet ber $179,900 

R A L P H 

M A N U E L 

6 5 6 - 8 9 0 0 

N E W LISTING 

East Long Lake Vklag* ranch with 

specious open floor pten Raised 

hearth brick flrqplece in r amity 

room, open kitchen centre! ear 3 

bedrooms 1'i b*ths $109 000 

H A L L & H U N T E R 

6 4 4 - 3 5 0 0 

O P E N SAT. 1 - 4 P M 

1637 RIDGECREST 

North of Tienken West ol Lrverno« 

4 bedroom 2% b*th colonial, 'amity 

100m llieplaca. centra' air 

$143 900 

3 5 2 R I D G E W O O D 

Off Onon Floed. North of Tienken 

Treed, country setting ravine site 

4 bedrooms, library, lamily room, 

walk-out. central air $179,900 

ASK FOR CEIJA BROWN 

MERRILL LYNCH REALTY 

651-8850 651-8292 

OPEN SUN OCT 2 - lpm-4pm 

2154 Willow Leaf Courtr Whtaoenng 

Willows sub S of Hamlin. W of 

Ltvemois Nearly new Tudor style, 

on a wooded cui de sec lot. 4 bed- 

rooms. 2'y Baths. Nbrary wtth oak 8 

brass wet bar. center island kitchen, 

'ormal IMng room 8 dining room 

with bay windows, family room wrth 

stone fireplace 2 tiered decks cen- 

tral air sprinkling system $210,000 

Ask few Mary Moor*375-240e 

ERA HOME A LAND 

OPEN SUN 2-5PM 

Troy - Ramtree Village 1405 Ogden 

4 Bedroom 2'k b*th colonial 

$125900 641-0246 

PRIDE IN OWNERSHIP SHOWS m 

this wen-maintained Troy Colonial 

located In central Jrdy, on a large 

fenced yard featuring 4 bedrooms. 

I'-i baths, large breakfast araa. and 

privet* cedar deck $114,900 (T- 

46MIR) 689-3300 

SCHWEITZER REAL ESTATE 

BETTER HOMES 8 GARDENS 


478 Cypress. Attractive 4 bedroom, 

2't Bath colonial Beeutifui prtvale 

yard, central air sprinklers, library, 

many extras Move In condition 

$199,000 651-2917 or 644-0254 

ROCHESTER HILLS - 4 bedroom 

colonial, commons, pond w«lk-ou1 

basemen!. $229,000 Open Sun 2-5 

Immediate occupency 651 -2966 


3-4 bedroom home* starting from 

$122,990 Many custom feature* in- 

cluded. Rocheater schools, close lo 

downtown shopping 

PULTE HOMES 

652-4821 

ROCHESTER - 3 bedroom bnck 

ranch, walk out basement wrth nre- 

piaca. beeutifui prtvate backyard 

$89 900 652-6946 

SAVE $10,000 

By owner 4 bedroom, den. 2H 

baths, living, dlnkig. fsmHy rooms. 

hreplace. central air large 

$159,995 OPEN SUN 2-5 1-6365 

SELLERS SAYS SELL! 

New home ready Troy - Chelsea Vil- 

lage Sub 4 bedroom 2't baths, 

master suite wtth walk m doeet, 

cantral air cMHng fan*, natural fire- 

piece m famky room leeds to sun 

room wrth doorwaHs to custom 

wood deck wrth gas BBQ Lawn 

sprinklers, side entry garage many 

other amenities Best price m area 

$187,000 Cell Sieve Riedy, 

CENTURY 21 A0VANTAGE528- 

0920 

Troy 

OPEN SUN. 2-5 

OWNER WANTS A SALE 

Fleduced twice e this Troy Estates 4 

bedroom. 2't bath colonial wttli up- 

dated kitchen, newer furnace 1st 

floor laundry & dan. home warranty. 

$169 900 ~Ask for Linda Lindsay 

Earl K e i m 

B i r m i n g h a m 

6 4 5 - 5 8 0 0 

torn deck 

fo gorgeous 2 

library has a 

° r 2 

sink BeauMM 1*1 «oor maaler auna 

haa veuhed ceMna extra do**** 

huge tked beth The large kischen 

bedrooma rt beth* 3 car garage 

Mr. security sprinkler. $315 000 

CI , » 0* Long LMa. E 

ASK FOR SANDY CMMSTOPHER 

or TEDMARECkl 

Merrill L y n c h 

R e a l t y 

6 4 6 - 6 0 0 0 641-7975 

QRAOOUB (MOROIAN COLO—ALl 

Troy - Chamwood Sub 

A beauty* Randazzo bukt 4 bed- 

rooms. 2% baths, IMng room, dining 

room, hugs famky room. Nbrary. first 

floor laundry. 3 car sttached garage 

2 bedrooms in wsat-out lower level 

Asking $329,000 

Must ssk for.. 

S y l v i a S t o t z k y 


661-9808 

Beeper 276-4347 

wan 3 beep* dial your number 

Of 644-4700 

TROY GEM' 4 bedroom, colonial, 

cenlral ak. 1st fl laundry, hmshed 

lovely ireed lot many ex- 

tras, muat see! 1125.900 879-1321 

TROY - Open Suiday 1-5 5151 

Buckingham Place N oI Leng Lake. 

E oi Cookdge Immaculate 2 bed- 

room. 1% bath loanhouee in North- 

held MBs Famky room with beamed 

caking, oentral sk hmshed base- 

ment $87,900 HMS, 526-0775 

TROY - Open Sunday 1-5 200 Flor- 

e S Of Square Lake W ol 

Uvernois Specious new 3/4 bed- 

room. 2 bath colonial Hugs greet 

room, formal dfceng. 1st hoor leun- 

2 oarage* Large, 

treed yard >127,900 

HMS. 529-0775 

TROY - Ramtree VMage 4 bedroom 

quad home with 2't bath* Move-m 

condition Good farrwty homa 

$129,000 Cal 869-7229 

TROY RANCH Perfect 

m nice area Nicely decorated m 

neutral decor Feature* two bed- 

rooma. kitchen 1st Hoor leundry. 

lie car haaiafl gerage. on a quiet 

deed and street Troy achoola near- 

by $64 500 


MAPLE 642-6500 

TROY SPEC - Wa* Out 

4 bedroom on treed lot m Wood 

landa. Open Sun 1 4pm 

Reduced io $249,900 M. of Warn** 

W of Crooks 

STEVE COLE RE/MAX 689-3600 

TROY - 4 bedroom brick colonial 

Fama* rooi 

kreplece. centra aa, alarm system, 

lamly acre lot $121,900 524-1094 

UMOUC 3 bedroom ram* on large 

GREY BRCK m-UVB. On 

ki 4 de ser i'»«iaaal Tray Pi SI 14 

•an large Me S H>iia. 1 oRtoa 

ga* hell aaker heel, r* Heme T* 

car garao* $182 000 843-7M1 

A HOME FOR MX MAaONt 

itWN FMH SAA. A SKATE) 

a *a» af m««fv 

ereoma. r* ee* 

M A X B R O O C K . INC 

309 Royai Oak-Oak Park 

Huntington Woods 

320 

Wayna County 

A Beautiful Ranch 

HUNTINGTON WOODS 

Open Sundey 1-4 

13134 Talbot 2 Mocks E ot Coo- 

kdge Brick with aluminum tnm 3. 

bedroom* 2't beth*. famky room 

21a 18. lormel dmmg room, hkl un- 

finished besement ga* forced mt 

furnace centre mr 2 car gerage 

Attractive landscaping Surton- 

Berkley Scnoola $107,500 

5 4 3 - 5 5 2 5 

•at gerage. 1450 aq 

3 bedrooi 

3 M kaeSien 2 ear arteched gerage 

(Ii opener Pr otassionally 

yard Cal for many 

•ol, and beeu- 

tifui tngiOMnd pool M car garaga 

Mini Cand i • i o» 9'mlnaham 

i m too c*a 

M A X B R O O C K . INC. 

Among the lerge homes a this 

chermmg 4 bedroom 2 beth home 

with coved celknge merbl* tiled 

hrspisce m living room, tormei din- 

ing room rvewer carpeting and win- 

dow treatments and new floor m 

kitchen Psruaky Finished beeemeni 

REDUCEO $94 900 H-35474 

H A N N E T T , INC. 

REALTORS 

6 4 6 - 6 2 0 0 

ONE OF the oldest homes on Vm- 

setts BJvd Extra large lot, 5 bed- 

room 2't bath, lerge counlry kitch- 

en screened *»da porch Antique 

lover's d-resm' 

Rsiph Conseiyes Realtor 399-6400 

OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 4 102 Amherst. 

S oi 14 Mile E off Evergreen N Roy 

al Oak colonial with 4 bedtooms 2't 

baths, central mt. country kitchen 

$ 139 900 Ralph Manuel Associates 

647-7100 

ROYAL OAK - NEW OFFERING 

O P E N S U N . 2 - 5 

1018 N. BLAIR 

(N of Gardeme. S of 12. W of 

Campbell I Charming bnck Engk*n 

cottage m shade of 100 yeer old oek 

tree .^^jjedrooms formal dining 

room bey window, hreplace '©c 

room oversized heated garage 

Greal location $75,000 

C E N T U R Y 2 1 

Secontine Assoc 

6 2 6 - 8 8 0 0 

RtfVAL OAK - 14/Woodward 4333 

Berkshire 3 bedroom ranch, fire- 

place, screened porch Open Sat 1- 

5pm $77 500 - 549-8285 

ROYAL OAK 2 bedroom, lovely 

sub Remodeled, new carpeting/ 

paint 1323 McLean S ol Lincoln. 

E of Main $45.^00 851 9623 

WAYNE . . 

fl Cape Cod. 3 bedroom Innng. 

dining kiichen, temky room hre- 

place deck new carpet newer rooi 

$54,500 941-5025 

321 Homos 

Livingston County 

HARTLAND - by owner, attractive 3 

bedroom chelet near laka. 1450 sq 

n r* baths firepiece decks. bMco- 

P , 1% car garage fuk besement 

3.900 632-6937 

HOWELL- 3 bedrooms, 2 bsths, 2 

fireplaces landscaped paved drive, 

large deck matuia trees Bukt 1979 

1108 Willow Lane $110,000 

Owner 517 546-2260 

THIS LOCATION HAS EVERYTHING 

Swimming, boating golfing com- 

mune wtth nature and godd schools 

vou can have it all wrtfwn rust min- 

utes of this custom quality buki, 5 

bedroom 3 fuk beth home on ap- 

proximately 2 seres Home features 

fireplace 12x24 sunroom family 

room, game room with wet bar. 2't 

car attached garage plus detatched 

3 car garage wtth workshop Huge 

wrap-around deck underground 

sprinklers Blacktop drive This truly 

must be seen to be appreciated 

Reasonable al $2*9 500 

Call Dorothy Bales eves 426-8464 

waggoner Reel Estate 426-6387 

322 Homes 

Macomb County 

" N E W L I S T I N G 

Beautifully maintained bnck rsnch 

•nth hmshed walk -oul basement on 

almost an aer* m Romô Hardwood 

hoo< wood window* new dec* and 

more $119 900 

Nicely landscaped private yard tu' 

rounds this brick rsnch in Shelby 

Township New roof snd storm 

doors, tenced yard gerag® snd 

more $65,900 

R A L P H 

M A N U E L 

6 5 6 - 8 9 0 0 

326 Condos 

CITY OF BLOOMFIELD HILLS 

Woodward Long Lake deteched 

Specteculer news Redwood decks 

Attached garage 3 bedroom k- 

brer, fireplace* Very deluxe Re 

duced to $349 000 Owner direct 

647-3442 

CLINTON TWP MORAVIAN MEAD- 

OWS Ranch style By Owner 2 

bedroom* 1400 sq h 2 car garage 

full Baaemeni many extras 

$122 900 466-0564 

C O N D O LIVING 

O N A L A K E 

Simply marvelous from it s N 

Wabeek lakelront location lo n s 

oversized deck end fabulously wsl» 

out lower level Wake up witi a new 

of the lake from youi hr*t floor mas 

ter bedroom suite Superb quality 

with many amenities of the T990 s 

For private showing 

SUSAN WEINSTOCK 

RALPH MANUEL WEST 

851-6900, Res 855-2877 

326 Condos 

N E W L I S T I N G ^ 

Exciting and gorgeous townhouee 

featuring 2 separate bedroom 

suites ceramic tile entry Hrst llooi 

laundry neutral decor and 2 car at 

T BCflQCT ago f ormiOQlO" HiU»' 

S 1 32 900 

R A L P H 

M A N U E L 

8 5 1 - 6 9 0 0 


CONTEMPORARr RANCH condo 

buill ih 198T shows like new *" 

neutrel decor professionally Un 

ished walk out lower «r» almos' 

doubles fie space Greet pnvele k> 

cation Back'ng to* nature are* 

$169 900 Ask tor 

Kathy O'Neill 


348-6430 

CROSS WINDS .mmacmate 2 bad 

room 1 't Bam lownhouse 

skylights firepiec* private -seclud- 

ed location $83 500 Call Home 

owners Concept at 12 Oa»s349 

3355 or Owner 348 2768 

310 Wi x om -C o m merce 

Union Laka 

324 Othar Suburban 

Homos For Sala 

COMMERCE TOWNSHIP 

Move In and start unpacking Im- 

maculate 3 bedroom ranch wrth full 

finished Baseeient Large country 

kitchen walks out 10 a new two level 

dack 8 laroe secluded 8 lertced 

back yard Attached oversae 2 car 

oarage Don t forget your boat' 

Swimming 8 boating privileges lo 

private ak sports Commerce Lake 

are included Priced at only $96,500 

Call Pat K e n n y 


363-1511 

311 Homes 

Oakland County 

BY OWNER - CLARKSTON AREA 

Water lord HUB Large Contempo- 

rary barn converted to home (was 

showcased m Osk land Press - 

19651 $'69000 623-7431 

CUSTOM DEER LAKE FARMS 

Tudor Executive home that wkl 

meet famky 8 entertaining needs 

2.820 sq fl on 2 main levels • 950 

sq ft m finished walk -oul area Or eel 

room Open hoor plan 4 bedrooms 

+ dan 8 office 1 27 acrsawrth prt- 

val«Deer Lake prMlegea $298 500 

Cak EMY CARRY 893-0098 

Century 21 Hakmark North 

F O R E C L O S U R E 

Cute 2-3 bedroom home wrth fuk 

basement and garage Waal Bloom- 

fleid Schools. Sylvan Lake prtvt- 

leges Only $43 900 

Realty Consultants. 2 54-0960 


Sharp updated, immaculate home 

m a desirable Onon Township home 

sub . laka prMlegea Large wood 

dack. newer carpeting, track lighting 

end morel $94,900 

R A L P H 

M A N U E L 

6 5 6 - 8 9 0 0 

OPEN SUN OCT 2 - Ipm-4pm 

8063 Fawn Valey Drive Oeerwood 

sub. N at 1-75. Exit 96. E of M-15 

Custom built home on one aere 

wooded lot. greal room, Itrst hoor 

master auna wrth exceptional maa- 

ter bath, Whirlpool tub Finished 

walk-out basement, workahop. 

oversized 2 car garage Cenlral ak. 

•prinkHog system, custom crafted 

Iron! door 8 cabinets throughout 

$296,000 For addttloal feature*, cal 

Mary Moor* 375-2*00 

ERA HOME 8 LA NO 

OPEN SUN 1-4 9065 Autumnglo 

Help' Owner ha* another - Musi sak 

rustic contemporary on a gorgeous 

1 't acre ireed aattmg m Clark st on 3 

bedrooma. 2t baths. 1*1 hoor 

study, 1st hoor laundry, air condi- 

tomng. 3 car garage $162,900 (Dix- 

ie Hwy N of 1-75 fo right on Oak 

HB. straight to Old Kent Lane, right 

lo Autumngio left lo homel 

THE MICHAEL GROUP 625-1333 

WALLED LAKE 

Cute a* a bug' GorgecM well main- 

tained ranch move In condition 

Many axtraa loo numerous to men- 

tion Mrs Clean lives here $96,500 

H E P P A R D 

8 5 5 - 6 5 7 0 

MVWTmaTOM W0009 . BY 

BA Rt 

oape aa*. a 

MM* mam. I « laH l ii. deck 

many eetraa M14I Bo »•*» 

IMS JOS 

320 Homas 

Wayna County 

BOSTON EDISON SUBDIVISION 

lives I or* tree!' 3 story. 5 bedroom. 

3* bath, library. Hvtng 8 dmmg 

oom. hruafied basement 2 car ga- 

age Seker must sea Land contract 

available wnh $10,000 down Reel 

Estate One Cynthia Smith 532 

6600 Eva* 532-6412 

DETROIT . w Golden Gate - 1'4 slo- 

3 bedroom, breaklasl nook, large 

mm. baa amen!. 2 car de- 

jarage. needs pemt Land 

$3500 down or $290 month 

tor 34 month* or $12,500 476-9697 

ziz* 

OWWtQ 

OONT LET THIS ONE SLIP BY 

Great starter home or m»e«ti!i*ni 

property 3 bedroom. V* balh. alu- 

minum aiding 2 cat anached ge- 

.*. additional lot ai *k*oi* 

Van Buran school* $64,500 

Caa Gloria .. 


455-7000 397-3342 

MADISON HEIGHTS 

Lovely 3 bedroom bnck ranch m de- 

sirable neighborhood 2 l batn 'u'ly appnanced 

kitchen dining room sunken ivmg 

room basement centr»i air 8 more 

SSÔOO HMS sale by owner hot 

line 569 0070 

NORTHVUIE Leimgton Condo 

miniums fmmacuiate 2 bedroom 

townhouse fimshed »al» oul Base 

ment custom deck overlooks 

Stream first hoor laundry 2 car at 

tached garage Must see to apprec 

*Te immediate occupancy Can 

John O'Brien 


348-6430 

FARMINGTON HILLS RamBleWooO 

Beautiful detachod condo 1950 sq 

rt 2 bedrooms 2 baths Nbrary ap 

pMances etc $214 Q00 6611643 

FARMINGTON HILLS • saM/waaa. 1 

bedroom al 12th Estate* Pool ten- 

nis. carport Reduced $47,900 Im- 

mediate occupancy 851 -8 f08 

FARMINGTON HILLS spacious 

wail appointed walk-out ranch 3 

bedrooms 3 baths fireplace 2 car 

oarage plus many custom features 

$175,000 476-2653 

FARMINGTON Sharp small 1 bed- 

room upper, walk to town. 4 appli- 

ances am clubhouse indoor pod 

low interest assumption $39,500 

After 6 30pm 427-9550 

FARMINGTON Sharp 3 bedroom 

2't balh hmshed walk-out 'Owpr 

level 2 car garage $133 500 

ERA COUNTRY RIDGE 

474-3303 

FONTAJNEBLEAU CONOO 

Walertord'Pontiac area i bed 

room carport -pool 2nd hoor many 

upgrades Must see' 68 1 3087 

HIGHLAND LAKES 

Northville Townshic 2 bedroom 

townhouse loaded with charm 2 

bedrooms. l'i baths family room 

firepiece and formal dining room 

Mint condition plus immediate occu 

pancy $92 500 

HARRV S 

WOLFE 

4 2 1 - 5 6 6 0 

•iORTMVILlE '2 Bedrooms 2 

Baths 2 covered carports extras 

$79 900 Open Mouse Sun noon 

5pm ' 346-1853 

NOVI 

B E S T B U Y ' 

AbS04ut«rf> i m p a c t » u « u r > 

COTKSC P»ciu'^perfect swttmg *nth 

pond pool A tartms courts A Steal 

at *»4 '>00 

DONNA DONALDSON 

R£ MAX too 346 3000 

NOVI/NORTHVILLE 

A rare find Townhouse with al 

lached garage Basement 2 bed 

rooms 8 1 'i Baths immediate occu 

pancy so you can move in Belor* the 

snow hies $77 200 

3 COUNTR* PLACE CONDOS 

2 4 3 bedroom* two and 2't baths 

garage choose from townhou*e 2 

story or 1 story up Starting al 

$89 900 

NORTHVILLE 

G'eat ranch with 2 bed'ooms spa 

cious living room with cathedral ce^ 

mg 8 natural fireplace, all new win 

dows 8 ooorwaii prwale patio part 

ly finished Basement, pool tennis 

court & i*«e $82 000 

C E N T U R Y 21 

SUBURBAN 

349-1212 261-1823 

N 

NOVI Open Sat Sun 2-5 

9 Mile 8 Haggerty Lakewoode Par 

k homes a great buy' 1300 sq fl 

townhouse 3 bedrooms !•» baths 

plus basement shower attached ga 

rage 8 more $94 000 Call Home 

owners Concept at 12 Oak*349 

3355 or owner 349-9422 

NOVI Stonehenge Ranch 

$?e 500 23723 Stonehenge Blvd 

OPEN Sun 1 -3pm 669-47J6 

NOVI WALLED LAKE 

SHORELINE CONDO 

3rd Hoor 1 bedroom with 2 large 

decks complete kitchen washer 4 

dryer plus garage A greal buy at 

$61 900" Call Bruce Lloyd at 

L A K E A C C E S S 

Hard to fund condo with garage 

Walk to Walled Lake 2 bedrooms 

approximately 1000 sq ft includes 

an appkances plus w**ne> 8 dryer 

Neutral decor $58 900 

D & H 

INCOME PROPERTY 

Farmington Hills 737-4002 

Meadowmanagement 348 540C 

LIVONIA OPEN SAT SUN t 5PM 

Super Condition 2 bedroom 2 

bath. Florida room laundry garaga 

neutral decor View of courtyard 

poC* $109 900 17931 Unrvarsity 

Perk By Owner 464-7329 

LIVONIA - t bedroom sunken living 

room large screeneo m belccmy 

new fumace 8 aw conditioning new 

er carpeting A window treatment 

Lovely wooded adutt com pie» wrth 

pool Low maintenance lee include* 

heat $57 000 422 8355 

BLOOMFIELD CONDOS 

WILLOW WAY" large and lovely 

M decor 2 

natural 

room*. 2 beth* kmoa new almond 

nace I air Qraal valuo al $79 900 

MULBERRY Speocu* 1st floor 

condo with patio Grew location 

pool and clubhouse Include* 

2 bedroom 2 bath*. 

LOVELY 3 bedroom Condo with 2't 

beth* Lak* kcrosa Ihe street Eaay 

access to 1-96 20 minute* from Bar 

rmnghem or Farrmngfon Waai to 

$54 900 

Ask lor Reoefca Wakamaon 

NIEBAUER REALTY INC 

624-3015 

GRANORIVER TELEGRAPH 

a * sharp 3 bedroom Bungalow In • 

good neighborhood, aero** Wm 

street from a golf course lor 137.900 

sound* good to you. than caa m* 

L A R R Y H E N N E Y 

4 7 7 - 1 8 0 0 


C H A L E T 

GREAT STARTER HOME 

Iroc 

1 

per*an? FHA or VA $34 iOO 

O n e W a y Realty 

4 7 3 - 5 5 0 0 

ORCN MOUSE SUN 2-8 

m i l iiii> ii an a. s at M. m of 

erary ww pu Belli i • we 

aAs, at I aened porch ovarSooaklg 

antra larga ea* In tniaU yard I 

tearsMiaor »' '. *"«•< ' « 

Century 21 Cook A Assoc 

326-2600 

2 carports Private dMded 

ment Aaeixne mortgage $99 900 

For lurther information and appoant- 

JOAN G U Y M A N 


646-1600 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS CONOO 

2 bedrooma 2 beth* dkkng room 

beech $ pool, carport $77,900 

STEVE COLE RE/MAX 699 3600 

BLOOMFIELD HM.LS 

W A B E E K O A K S 

C O N D O 

wk Mananm aWi * I 

t e TM* Wabeaa 

or i«l»H by Jaaon ( 

ki Mng room Unary aM 

Elegant Mng • one al 

moal |iiMaud area* e* a 

Opan Sunday 1 to 9 19*8 Oct 

"•rig* aauM a* Lang Laaa and warn 

of Wabaaa Lake0*Na Mt-VM' 

SL MILLS EMgant 

MAX BROOCK. INC 

Cal: 642-7750 

Real Property mt Ltd 

MODEST RANCH 

Oesirebie Now location for * 2 bed 

room and una with private utlkty 

room gerkg* newer windows and 

carpeting Lovely view of commons 

immediate occupancy $64 900 

HARRY S 

WOLFE 

4 2 1 - 5 6 6 0 

NEW CONSTRUCTION CONOOS 

Opan Thursday A Fndey 3 7pm 

Saturday $ Sunday ' i-5pm Caa tor 

detaaa Century 21 At 'ha lake* 

699 2111 

NOVI-2 bedroom IS baths central 

a« neutral decor skylights fire- 

place finished Baseman' garage 

$95 000 

Homeowners Concept 

349-596 t or 564 HOME 

N ROYAL OAK (North Covet Ai 

tractive 2 bedroom townhouse Fire- 

place all appliances 2 carports 

fenced patio priced *1 $71 900 

Goode 647-1898 

Real Estate 

OAK PARK 1 bedroom ground floor 

condo unit W 9 Mi'Cookdg* Appii 

ances laundry immediate occupan 

cy 353-5787 or 788-0529 

OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 

42107 MILL RACE 

I Between Haggerty 4 Bradner S oi 5 

PL yMOUTH TOWNHOUSE. 2 bed 

room* t * bath* Basement 8 at 

tached garage veer old immediate 

occupancy Reduced to $95 000 

ASK FOR GORDON 

CENTURY 21 

MJL CORPORATE 


8 5 1 - 6 7 0 0 

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 

6294 PEPPER HILL 

(N of Maple W ofOrcherdlkl 

CHOICE LOCATION m West Bloom 

'**d Open car am* entry leedmg to 

a Stunning newty protossraneHy dec 

orated 3 bedroom j cat gerage 

laundry off kitchen den with fira 

place lorma! dming room 

$114 000 ASKFORVERNA 

CENTURY 21 

MJL CORPORATE 


8 5 1 - 6 7 0 0 

I t s t h e 

9 E L L I M 6 

S E A S O N 

4 £ t e e t l > t r & E c c e n t r i c 

Gr CL966IFIED 

^ Q D V t f t T k M N G 

Thursday Septemtoer 29 1966 

326 Condos 

OPEN SUN 2 30pm 5pm 

Adam* Wood Condo 1260 Wood 

crest Circle. N of Squere Lak* 

W ol Adam* Road 2 bedroom* 2't 

Baths, redwood deck atrium wood- 

ed letting Off South Timbemow 

immaculate condition $ 171 500 

Ed Riadon 645 2500 64 9 4673 

Cranbrook Assoc inc Realtors 

326 Duplexes 

Townhouses 

PLYMOUTH* Here is an 

original owner two story 

condominium lhat is 

exceedingly well devel- 

oped There are 3 bed- 

rooms, 3% baihs. formal 

dining room, lamily room 

wtlh fireplace (special be- 

veled leaded windows), a 

welcoming professionally 

finished recreation room, 

solid wood doors Central 

Air, large deck, and 2 car 

attached garage Sprin- 

klers EXPECT THE BEST! 

S 158.500 

ROBERT BAKE 

Realtors 

453-8200 

P L Y M O U T H ' S 

WOODGATE just west 

of Sheldon is the perfectly 

groomed setting for this 

deluxe ranch ' offered by 

the original owners De- 

signed to be BARniER- 

rnEF" with wide doors 

and spacious hallways 2 

bedrooms on the main 

floor. 3 down 4 baths, tire- 

place. formal dmmg room, 

all appliances remain and 

garage Central Air 

$144,000 

ROBERT BAKE 

Realtors 

453-8200_ 

. • ... 

AONDJE'W'TuvL* "It* on A TSD 

'i.-wtôuw» . rttiid warm 

ftracrtac* comfi>ri«r»a« qu«»i« o* 

cor r*o 2 EH'vata 

g»>sg«. i**-' '••as Hi 

,»n ano app'ârm^ 

potnîA' c&O* T«ufy * 

v'-r- spac* ro r.«ll »i'.io< *+ry 

own' yitre we 

W m 

DECKER 

455-8400 

REDFORD VILLA CONDO 

upi»rv-> S«^N 

ASVK. 

W mi.'tide** 4 

S39 boo k today 


Your Real Estate 525-7700 

OPEN SUN 2-5 

ADAMS WOOOS TOWNHOUSE 3 

.#vei 3 Bedroom* beeutltuliy dec- 

orated i 131 ivy Glen N of Square 

Lake W oh Adam* $217 500 

Eddw Mention 540-5500 Home 

642-9427 

Cranbrook Assoc Inc Flealtor* 

332 Mobile Homes 

For Sate 

A POSSIBLE DREAM 

3 BEDROOM. 2 BATH 

$1,471.60 D O W N 

BE A N O W N E R 

SiutfiMeid Schools 

Under $310 month 

ittte VMey 474-6500 

CASS lAKE Enioy laae Innng 

1965 Redman 14.60 2 bedrooms, 

appliance* included $12 500 or 

best iifer 681-6057 

CONCORD !4«70 With Vinyl siding 

4 dec( 2 Bedroom 2 bath ne car - 

pel adult section Novi lake prnn- 

ir^ps $16 0(*> Must sell 624 9654 

DE T ROI T ER 1969 12X60 *p*ciou» 

2 bedroom al' appliance* included 

shaded »ard with shed Musi sell 

$8 000 offer 9am-9pm 397-8538 

DON T RENT' 

BUT ih.s «ke '967 3 Bedroom 

Home „.th cNer 900 sq fl of kvmg 

space for as little a* $200 per 

month HOMETOWN USA 495-1617 

FAIRMON" '964 mobile home. 2 

bedroom 2 balh Fireplace all ap- 

pliances $14 000 or best ofer 

Oay* 261 '776 Eve 326-7873 

FAiRMfN* 1966 14.-0, 3 bed- 

room'; full air stove tndge 

deck *w>ng Sper-i*i construction' 

Shart • $-0 000 728 9392 

-tiGHi AND Hills Victorian I4i70 

porch fireplace w*t bar pantry 

kiichen 2 Bedrooms t'y b«lh* air 

appliance* shed Moving must sell 

best otter 4 74-6329 

-KlL'DAv ESTATES Ih Canton- 

i4..*0 B'isloi '980 2 bedroom 

a-}e B»tr with garden tub appii 

mcesslay $lt 700 72'-0608 

KOMfTTE 1962 in Canton-on the 

Crest let ihe park with privacy- 

>ti ONI* $'40. MO this deal 

wor- t Ml HOMETOWN USA, 

495-1617 

viBERTv 1967 furnished t2i36 

$4500 427-0923 

PRIME Auburn MiHs ôcatloo- Open 

House Sur 1 5pm Marietta 1987. 

"i bedroom* 2 bath*, 'irecnace Low 

$40 s 335 4308 or 265-6856 

SCHUL'Z 1977 14.70 2 bedroom* 

2 'un Baths stove tngde. 10»12 

wned shed, many «*lras Adult sec- 

non $-4 500'best 685-9226 

SHANNON -98' 14.65 central air 

:• tu« Baihs nwnhouM0 

•AMAZING 

LAKErRONT HOMES 

RIGMI ON LAKE ST CLAW 

New custom 2500 aq II homa in- 

clude* 500 aq R bonus room 2 car 

Igarag* large 

ne w*h 2 way 

.Set A Sur. 1-9 

LAKEV1EW CLUB 

Jefteraon al MHMa* 

PIKU MANAGEMENT 

774-C«t»c«r o«- 

•ar

OAE Tbureday. September 20. 1968 

|CREATIVE LIVING 

C L A S S I F I E D R E A L ESTATE 

400 Apts. For Rent 


WINDSOR 

WOODS 

luxury apartments 

18 2 Mdroom Apertmenta 

^ 'I - darting at MM 

"•Modem Vertical BUnda tfwu-out 

• Carport, balconlae 

• M n w e Pool* Cebane 

• Cfcoat. soundproof Construction 

"-CJoaa to inopcftetd Luxurious t Bedroom 

apart merrt starting at 8528 month • 

fleet included 2 Bedroom starting 

at teoo month Rant mctudaa, car- 

peting. dWw*her. M k 4 doeet 

balcony or peUo Oaragaa alao 

grounds gfva you the teaang 

being In the country mM you 

doaa to Stopping Mai For 

Don. coma to tha Gatehouse at 

18301 W 13 MM Road. |usl 1 block 

W of SoutMletd Road. M2-81M 

Open Mon. thru Frt.. «envS:30pm 

' Sat Moon to 5pm. 

a 

ADULT 

COMMUNITY 

CAMBRIDGE APTS. 

1 DEARBORN HTS. 

' fll-l —— n — 

. -lo shopping canter, church, s«C- 

, 1 » 2 bedroom deluxe apts 

Newly modei'need 

274-4785 

I A Yor* Management Community 

HEAT BILLS 

COMING UP! 

STAY WARM AT OUR 

EXPENSE!! 

OuWt LMng «*»ar» the rw* 

from UK Indudea the heat, 

eeter and a* iamdWlun*ig. Now 

lecturing a specM Senior CW- 

nr Discount on the security 

For mora Information, ca* 274-7277 

data sen 8 AMto 6 PM 

CARRIAGE PARK 

w APARTMENTS 

27201 Cantlatd Or, 

Deerbom Heights. 

• DEARBORN HEIGHTS • 

DEARBORN CLUB 

FROM $425 

FREE HEAT 

GREAT VALUE 

SPACIOUS - GREAT VALUE 

Some 2 bedrooms. 1V» baths 

Townhoueae available 

Just N. of Ford Rd 

5784 inkster Rd 

561-3S&3 

Open Deny 12-6 Sat 12-4 

Other Times by Appointment 

DEARBORN HTS 

Dr. araa. 1 bedroom unit s s*stils 

immediately «32S/mo plus utMaa 

t sec>»ttydepoaH.no pets 522-1« 11 

DEARBORN S BEST DEAL 

DEARBORN WEST APTS. 

r r For |us> U20, you can Nws 

*_ r In an aetaMened Apert- 

^ment Community In Oaar- 

Your 11 

mctudaa air condMonlng. 

laundry area. GE apps- 

acnes. mea to-wa* carpet a 

uaa o» dubhouas a pod 

Two (2) bedroom apart- 

ments a Town* ousas slso 

- No Security Oaposlt Requlrad 

278-1550 

Alter Hours Appointments A UUli 

Inkster Rd . 1 Mt. N ot Cherry HB 

400 Apts. For Rent 

FAIRFIELD COURT APTS 

Uvcnle, on FalrlMd. off 5 Mae. 

5 Nkl E of FamtmuWi' Rd t i t 

bedrooma trom »410 Indudea me- 

lor sfpHancaa a carporl A22-R200 

400 Apts. For Ran! 

HOUSING 

FOR THE ELDERLY 

CfMdaeier Piece Apartments 3300 

Crudest er Street. YpaManti. now ec- 


Convenient New 

bedroom. 8420 Studloa. n j> n« Haggerty b

I : 

CLP55IFIED REAL E6TPTE 

402 Furnished Apts. * 

F o r F e n t _ _ _ _ ^ 

A^DlNGBftOOK 

- MtK* tm 

room apar 

r 6 months 

DON't 

2 

rt 

788-0187 

WAIT UNTIL 

DEADLINE! 

-You can place your 

ad anyday of the 

.week. Office hours 

are 8 a.m. to 5:30 

p.m. Monday-Thurt* 

.'day; 8-5 p.m. Friday. 

__We run over 10,000 

/ ads a week and our 

\phones get very busy 

Tjrr-Tuesdays and Fridays. 

Call early so we 

can be sure to get 

your ad In the next 

publication. 

, 591-0900 

644-1070 

852-3222 

"tHniW»gtiaiii - Troy - Farmmgion 

MONTHLY LEASES 

Preferred by the Executive 

Ideal for Holiday visits 

"ELITE SUITES- 

FINEST quality available 

in totally furnished suites 

"FOR THE DISCRIMINATING 

Luxury Amenities! 

Utilities Included 

649-1414 

m 

Executive Garden Apartments 

BinniiNGHAM/Tro* Somerset ApT 

Beeutltui view on goWcourse 2 bedrooma. 

Haat. carport $765 Mature 

Sdutts Oct-May 649-0171 

BIRMINGHAM/TROY Somerset. 

Adults Graat view on go« course.2 

bedrooms Haat carport Oct thru- 

May. Sub lease $780 649-0171 

FALL SPECIAL 

, BLOOMFIELD LAKES 

_ APAFTTMENTS 

3 corporate apartments available m 

0 smalt, prhrata adult complex 

to ONE BEOROOM $550 $650 

r TWO BEOROOM $650 - $700 

an o» the apartments mckx)« car- 

. drapes new decorator tun»i 

Gtoba mtenor» 8 ar* com- 

Ifsafisr ft dryer on main floor Meal 

a water mduded GE tr condltion- 

• executive* or young 

raons relocallng mlo 

OaarWig service* available 

prt*8ege* on Cass Lake No 

to cjuaa- 

. 2 Mocks N of 

I Laka Rd. oft Cass Lake Rd 

FOR APPOINTMENT 

881^181. 883-2455 334-8392 

402 Furnished Apts. 

For Rent 

Our 1 and 2 bedroom furnished Corporate 

apertmenta take the nconveruence 

oul o» your relocation 

transfer Decorator aawgn high rise 

apartments teeture hjBy equipped 

kitchens wfth utenetfs. maid service 

Indoor heated swumrmng pool, tennis. 

excerise snd seuna Month to 

month leese avaANe 

Westlsnd Towers ts 1 Wk W erf 

Wayne SM between Ford ft Warrsn 

Rds CaU 721-2500 • 

HOME AWAY FROM HOME. INC 

Short lease Elegantly furnished 

1, 2 or 3 bedroom 

spartmenis ft townhouses 

m BloomfiaM Hms Rocheeter, 

Troy. Farmington Hits. 

12 Mite/Northwestern Hwy 

areas Complete with 

linens, cookware. odor TV. 

phone installed includes 

ut unites Nopatt 

From 11.150 628-1714 

400 Apartments For Rent 


For Rent - 

EXECUTIVE 

SUITES, INC. 

Birmingham-Troy Area 

16 immacutale building locations to 

serve your needs. 220 units In all 

Free health and racquet dub 

GoM and Tennis 

Swimming Poon 

Mam Service 

Ret Service 

The only Ml service ladHty serving 

the SE Mich busmees community 

wtth luxury accomodations since 

1977 

645-1200 549-4500 

NORTHWOOO AREA - 1 bedroom 

completely furnished including color 

TV ft microwave Short term leaae 

available S50C par month. 

586-5755 651-0111 or 623-9430 

• Canton • 

VILLAGE SQUIRE 

From s 435 - Heat Included 

Great Location • Park Setting • Spacious 

Bike Trail • Heated Pool* Sauna 

Sound Conditionec • Cable & Tennis 

On Ford Road, just E. of I-275 

'200 Moves You In 

9 8 1 - 3 8 9 1 

Daily 9-1 - Eves by Appt - Sat Sun 9-6 

LINCOLN TOWERS 

A quiet retreat 

Adult community 

Studios 

14 2 Bedrooms 

From "370 

FREE CABLE TV, SECURITY 

Hoot. Central Air Conditioning, Appliance*, Carpeting 

Community Room, TV » Card Room, Pooi 

Lincoln Road at Greenfield 968-0011 

1 


For Rent 

$385 

Furrwahed studio apartment located 

downtown Royal Oak Separate 

leundry and storage facaMiaa. on 

street parking, a* conditioning No 

pets Adult bunding Appkcents 

must mak* at leaat $14,000 per year 

to apply Lease Cal Rawdant Manager 

at 398--34T7 

or call 9-5 256-6200 


For Rent 

BIRMINGHAM - Central location BIRMINGHAM DOWNTOWN Ona FARMINGTON HILLS - 2 bedroom 2 NOVt - WALLED LAKE - 14 MM at 

ComctotMr furmahad- 2 and 1 bad- •adroom anacutlva ran tal wflh a* balh. complatatr furrnahec 

Decker 2 bedroom*. T Bath, baaaroom* 

Haat. not water. TV Adult* amanittaa Qwa« Hagant and •» a te occupency. 11000/mo 

mant ft garaoe. compiaiefy fur- 

No pata 1825 4 MOO/mo 647-0715 capitonal AvwMMa Octobar 8 Cal Bruce Uoyd at Meedowmarvnlshed Asking $775 Cal 

$1030 par month 305-0750 agement ' 348-5977 Bruca LLoyd al Meadowmanaoement 

348-5977 

FULLY FURNISHED 

BIRMINGHAM/ ROYAL O** Luxury FARMINGTON - £mal 1 bedroom. 4 

1 ft 2 bedroom apart menu through- 1 bedroom condo Fully turnlahad appfcancae. a* upper. exceAent lo- PINE LAKE FRONTAGE ground 

out Metro Detroit Al houaawaraa ft wtlh housewares Unana. color TV cation. no pets Heat mduded $595 Boor. 1 bedroom, smell studio on 2 

utiHtle* included In rant, month to cable $780 mo 737-9298 plus lecurtty After 7pm 427-9550 acr** Completely furnished by inte- 

month MM Famtfle* welcome MC 

rior daeigner Oualfted tenant only 

Vr-AE accepted Relocation Specialist 

313-355-5313 or outside Mi 

1-800-352-0629 

FULLY FURNISHED 

CORPORATE SUITES 

Westland Towers 

H O M E SUITE H O M E 

Attractively turnrshed 1 and 2 

bedroom Apts wrth all amenities 

6 sreal locations Monthly leases 

AE. M C . Visa accepted 

540-8830 

Available Oct i $775 month plua 

PLYMOUTH - Studio spertment 

electric Security deposit 661-4479 

Private entrance, prtvate bath 

includes al utintias 

ROYAL OAK - Large 1 ft 2 bedroom 

$365/MO 4595288 apartments from $540 mo Short 

leases available Ckahee. color TV. 

PLYMOUTH - 4 room apt , fur- 

microwave. I0am-8pm 855-2707 

nished neat ft water, angle, no 

smoking. $350/mo * security SOUTHFIELD. fumrshed 1 bedroom 

453-2816 luxury apertment Conveniently lo- 

L U X U R Y 

cated. move m condition, $595 

Aval 1st** aerty Oct -May 353-5746 

Buckingham 

Manor 

APARTMENTS 

• Prime location • Large 2 bedrooms 

V/t baths • basement • carpeting 

central air • $595 to $745 

BIRMINGHAM 

6 4 9 - 6 9 0 9 

Manoc.>men« lr«c 


16300 

W. 9 Mile 

Southfield 

studios 

SOUTHFIELD, Northwestern/IJ 

Mile 2 bedroom completely furnished 

Nov 1 - May 1 $650 month. 

Indudes utilities 350-8039 

WEST BLOOMFIELO praati Mtigioua 

neighborhood lower Ii of large 

ranch. 2400 aq fl . sauna, wet bar, 

utilities md $425-475 855-1882 

luxury of 

• Central air • Appliances 

Carpeting • Carports • Tennis Courts 

Swimmina Pool • Community Room 

Make your home in the luxury of 

Jamestown Apartments 

of f a r m i n g t o n 

You deserve affordable carefree 

living. 

Peaceful wooded grounds at a most 

convenient location. Rents starting 

at $545, heat included. 

• Garages 

• Balconies 

• Rannas 

FREE HEAT 

MICROWAVE 

1 Bedroom "Ranch House 

•440 

^ J e d r o o m "Townhouse 

H525I 

3 Bedroom "Townhouse" 

*595 

Pool- Spacious Rooms• Clubhouse 

Air Conditioning • Vk Baths 

• Swimming Pool 

• Central Heat & Air Conditioning 

• Billiards 

Open Daily 9-5 • Sun. by Appointment 

36812 Blanchard, Farmington 

On Grand River, 1 Blk. E. of Halstead, 

477-3990 

S c o f s d a h a p a r t m e n t s WESr Of PERRY AT WAI TON NEAP /-75 

ADJACENT TO AUBURN HILLS 

Now burgh between Joy A Warren 

From ^ 4 3 5 

FREE HEAT 

FREE COOKING GAS 

1 a 2 Bedroom • 1 V» Bath* • Cantral Air • Pool 

Tannis • Carports • ClubhouM 

Laundry ft Storage • Cab4a Ready 

Model Open 9-5 Da»ty 

12-5 Weekends 

Model Open 9-5 Daily 

455-4300 

Meet new friends and 

relax at . . . 

B e a u t i f u l I & 2 

B e d t M M A p a i t m u h 

Fnom $ 3 4 5 

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

• Swimming Pool 

• Ak CondNtontng 

• Balcony or 

• Cable TV 

• Beawttful Grounds 

w 

• Clubhouse 

• Convenient to 

12 Oaks Mall 

At Pontiac Trail and 

Beck Roads in Wlxom 

(Exit 1-96 at Back Road than 

2 MUaa North to Pontiac Thill) 

Open Mon. - Sat. 9 - 6 

Sun. 11 - 5 

6 2 4 - 6 4 6 4 

MON.-FRI. S~5 

tJew Tenants 

Brand New 

Short Term Lease Available 

Children Welcome 

Farmington Hills Schools 

< Perfect for Sharing 

REALTY SHOWCASE.EXCLUSfVE AGENT 

RIVER VALLEY 

APARTMENTS 

31600 NINE MILE 

(OFF ORANO RIVER) 

473-0035 

Hour* M-F 12:30-5 30 

Sat A Sun 12 Noon-5 

Ctoeed Tuesday 

c r f r - t f a e , 

Locoted on E6sf Lincoln Rood 

(14' ? Miie Rood) Between Pierce & Woodward) * 

Please call 352 

privileges and 

Specious One, 

from $745 

CiVK Center 

CREATIVE LIVING 

GLA66IFIED R E R L E6TPTE 

4M Hou tm For Rant 

M l ARSOA. 0—.— N nor* 

am Uvono. 3 twdroom D—mil 

fcffe. mngim. p«» am». living room 

lamily room aai m inchan garaga. 

lancad yard MS0 par mo 433-1874 

BIRMINGHAM Cuta 2 badroom t 

BaKi bungalow d0*a to tow" Carpatmg. 

drapai kachan appHancaa. 

baaamant 2 car garaga A»aiiaOia 

now at $675 

G 0 0 D E 

REAL ESTATE 

A Gooda Listing la A Good Buy! 

1411 N Woodward 647-1898 

rent from 

J 405 

Paid Gas Heat 

Qreat Location 

Spacious Rooms 

1V» Bath in 

2 Bedroom 

Pets allowed wrth permission 

Walton Corner et Perry 

Adjacent to Auburn Hills 1 • r 

Mon.-Fri. 8-5 Weekends 12-5 

"*tOOTW 

\ 

IMKSTEB TELEGOAPV. \ 

NOW READY FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 

Built and Managed by The Ivanhoe Companies "A tradition m quality' 

^ Wi/vceb. r 

p m z * L C A T R * 

g r e a t P » * O B I A T 

4 - ~ 

A f r A f t T M E N I T 

30S0 Woodtend MBs Ort-e ••71^132 

1 

3 7 3 - 5 8 0 0 

* 

5 

\*y. 

m'y 

.», • .• 

16E* OAE Thursday. September 29. 193« 

CL066IHED REAL E6TRTE 

404 Hoiiim For Rut 

canton 

3 Mdraon duplex svMleoie October, 

frgo pM «••«•« "opm 

After 8pm. 422-7807 

CASS LAKE FO* LEASE * 

6 MONTHS OH I YEAR 

Lowly 3 oom. 2% bath contemporary 

home on Cass Lake Canal 

ri triage Unfurnished bui with nova 

• refrigerator A aome rntm blinds 

Formal dining room. dan. 2 car atlachefS 

garaga. w Bloomfield 

actioofc Ho pell 1 month* security 

$1200 par monOi Aak tor Irene 

Cock els 

Bordener Realty Inc 

647-6030 540-0446 

CASS LAKEFRONT - Waterlord 

Tap 2 bedrooms. 1 bam. fireplace 

761-7721 

CASS LAKEFRONT Lowly lakefront 

tiome. aerm-furnished Ocl 1st 

till June 1st 682-6487 

CASS LAKEFRONT - W Bloomfield 

2 badroom ranch. 4 appliances. new 

kiichen rtem Bath, sack boathouae 

Option $700 SS3-9C85 

CHARMING 2 bedroom, 1 Bath 

Dollhouse EvarytMng new including 

family room off kitchen Deck oft 

family room Newer carpal & hardwood 

floors in living room Absolutely 

no pat* Halt month securrty 

dapoart $800 month Call 

Kathy Wllson644-6700 

MAX BROOCK. INC. 

CLARKSTON AREA. 3000 square 

toot ranch. 4 badroom*. 2 firppiacaa. 

many mora options Lease 

wtth an option Call 623-7350 

Clark st on 3 badrobm, $575 

weet Bloomftatd. 3 badroom $1,150 

South held. 3 badroom. $685 

Oali Park, 3 badroom. $575 

Canton. 4 badroom $1,075 

Mora ivMiM In other areas 

544-0092 

REALTY CONSULTANTS 

INVESTORS 

Wa special?* in handling all ot your 

raal aatata inveatment naads 

fBegmneri welcomel 

DEARBORN HEIGHTS - 5667 Or anal. 

Ford Rd. 6 Tetagrapn- 2 badrooma 

an remodeled, darting house 

$550 month. 1% months security 

937-3734 

TELEGRAPH/7 MILE. 19436 Woodbine. 

2 bedroom*, basement garaga. 

$40 Attractively Landscaped • Lakes Area 

• Near Twelve Oaks Mall • Central Air 

Pool • Carport • Walk-in Closets 

• Patios and Balconies 

Oft Pontuic Trail between Beck & W

I." '*' J .** • THE 

AT 

ALL NEW 1989 

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um. 

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— FREE REFRESHMENTS — 

ptus 4 MILLION DOLLAR 

USED CAR 

BLOW-OUT 

SATURDAY 

ONLY 10-5 

1983 CROWN 

VICTORIA 

4 door, V8. air. stereo, wire wheels, 

tilt wheel, cruise control, aluminum 

wheels. 

Everything Like New 

1988 MERCEDES 

560 SEC 

Astro-roof. 10,000 miles, silver rvelaJltc 

Better then New! 

63,995 

1984 FLEETWOOD 

BROUGHAM 

Air, aereo. tin wheel, cruise control, 

wire wheels looking for a Steal? 

Herelt tsl 

$ 6595 

1985 COUPf DaVILLE 

Landau roof, fir, stereo, win 

30,000 Oie Owner Miles! 

'10,995 

1988 CADILLAC 

SEDAN 

Platinum metallic paint, leather interior. 

wire wheels, cassette Year End 

Special! 

17,995 

1987 CAPRICE 

CLASSIC 

13,000 miles, V8 engine, tilt wheel, 

cruise control, air, stereo. 4 door 

One Owner! 

s 10,995 

1986 PARK AVENUE 

30.000 miles, air. stereo, veiour interior. 

wire wheels, fust arrived! 

10,995 

1987 BONNEVILLE SE 

Auto tune radio from steering wheel 

Sit Back and Enjoy The Trip' 

$ 12,995 

cj. servicing selling Master Dealer 

40475 Ann Arbcr Road. Plymouth 

453-7500 

Open Mon & Thurs tn 9PM 

$ 2,000* 

DISCOUNT COUPON 

USE AS 

DOWN PAYMENT 

1985 CAPRICE 

ESTATE WAGON 

9 passenger, two tone paint Family 

Special' 

7995 

1985 SUNBIRD 

Automatic, air. stereo, power steering 

and brakes Ready To Go! 

$ 4395 

1980 JAGUAR 

4 door, air, aluminum wheels, leather 

This car is sleek' 

10,995 

1987 S-10 BLAZER 

15.000 mdes, till wheel, cruise control. 

stereo tape deck, aluminum 

wheels, G T tires, waiting for you 

12,595 

1988 TOWN CAR 

SIGNATURE SERIES 

Black on Black Charcoal leether. 

wire wheels, cassette. 5.000 actual 

miles 

22,995 

DEDICATED T 

MUST HAVE 

COUPON 

1986 BROUGHAM 

Triple Burgundy, wire wheels, veiour 

interior, tape. low. low miles 

World's Finest Roed Car! 

12,995 

C0I 

CONVERTIBLE 

Red A hot Bose. low miles 

Summer's still 

in Plymouth 

1986 SEDAN DeVILLE 

Light blue metallic, veiour seets. one 

owner trade 

S 11,995 

1986 DODGE 

CARAVAN S.E. 

5 passenger, tilt wheel, cruise control, 

air. stereo, full power. 

SHOULD BE YOURS 

1986 AEROSTAR XLT 

Privacy glass tlft wheel, cruiae control. 

two tone paint, ad the luxury! • 

FAMILY CRUISER! 

Thursday. September 29. 1988 OAE IF 

A Caring. Servicing Selling Maater Oealer 

5901 S. Pcnnsylvanta 

(I-96 exit 104, Pennsylvania Ave.. North) 

Lansing (517) 393-5600 

Open Mon & Thurs. 'til 9 P.M 

All Day Saturdays 

- — - — - 

NO DOWN 

PAYMENT 

NECESSARY 

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REFRESHMENTS 

SPECIAL 

FINANCE 

RATES 

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88 FACTORY 

CARS 

1983 ELDORADO 

BIARRITZ 

MIDNIGHT BLUE 

SAVE 

1983 98 REGENCY 

BROUGHAM 

4 door, V8. air. slereo tilt wheel, 

cruise control, power windows and 

door locks, stereo tape deck Look 

No More! 

s 3995 

1987 MUSTANG G.T. 

CONVERTIBLE 

5.0 Litre engine 

SAVE 

1985 ELDORADO 

Dual 6-wa> seets cassette Last of 

its kind 

S 1 1,995 

h

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M O R E 

This dsasHleation 

c o n t i n u e d f r o m 

Paps 18£. 

404 Houeee For Rent 

NORTHVILLE. 4 bedroom cotonm. 

2% baths sl aptllsncaa. ! » « • 

tscned gang* < MBe/Tell arm 

AxaMb* N « J J '«00 

HARRIMAN REAL ESTATE 

477-4444 

NOVI 

t\JZZJ2l2a 

455-2034 

400 Apts. For Ront 

MERRIMAN PARK 

APARTMENTS 

Present The Rent Event. 

One month's rent free for new tenants. 

• Unique 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments 

in Fannington/Livoma 

• Adult Community 

• Private, Tree-lined Courtyards 

• PooL Clubhouse 

• Self-Cleaning Oven, Frost-Free 

Refrigerator. Dishwasher, Microwave 

• Heat Included 

• Senior Citizens'Special 

477-5755 

On Memmwi Road 

Cefl- 553-1355 or 227-3327 

PLYMOUTH Charming fwstortcd 

house, close lo town 2 oedrooms 

plus den, garage, al appaancea No 

C«U. SZSfi. 451-4444 

NOVI 10 • Haggerty 3 Bedroom 

colonld. Ivlng room, lamay room 

fKepiace IH baihs. 2 cai gar eg*, 

.lei: ti -mfned~altil> 

Cefl- 553-1355 or 227-3327 

PLYMOUTH - 3 badroom home Re- 

frigerator, stove Addis No pds 

$575 I month plus unities 

Cdl Mon - Fn . Sam-4pm 459-1153 

LAKEFRONT - PINE LAKE 

Bloomfield HlBs Schools 

3 bedrooms 8andyBeech 

S1200/MO 343-4743 

PLYMOUTH - 3 badroom home Re- 

frigerator, stove Addis No pds 

$575 I month plus unities 

Cdl Mon - Fn . Sam-4pm 459-1153 

LAKEFRONT - PINE LAKE 

Bloomfield HlBs Schools 

3 bedrooms 8andyBeech 

S1200/MO 343-4743 

REDFORO TWP . home information 

center has s free rental housing 

buHetm board 

Cal 937-2171 

NW DETROIT-2 bedroom, carpeted 

drapes, Isrgs fenced ysrd. $280 mo 

- $300 security 742-3930 

REDFORO TWP . home information 

center has s free rental housing 

buHetm board 

Cal 937-2171 

PLYMOUTH TOWNSHIP 

3 bedroom rsnch. 2 car garaga. 

large treed Id $550 plus depoert 

455-5526 

REDFORO TWP - 2 bedroom ranch 

freshly painted, no wsx kitchen 

Boor, great starter home. $575/mo 

Dave 255-5478 


404 Housee For Ront 404 House* For Ront 

i 

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Display Advertising 

REDFORO TWP - 3 badroom*, 

baaamant Available Oct 1 

$575/MO $425 Mcurrty 478-0592 

ROCHESTER MILLS colon*! brsrid 

new. 4 badroom. 2h bsth. custom 

drapenaa. landscaping. dack. air 

conditioning. *prink*ng sydem. 1-3 

yNT «ua S1600 month plus se 

cunty 6£ 1-3500. 

aftar 7. Diana Mdry. 652-9338 

REDFQRO - 3 badroom r*nch. laurv- 

bomood immaculate $535 par 

Call 961-5267 

ROCHESTER MILLS Sharp 3 bad- 

room. 2H bam. living room, tun 

room 1*1 floor laundry 2 car ga- 

rage $1.158/mo 545-0293 

S O U T H F I E L D 

1 Bedroom Apts. From $395* 

TEL TWELVE PLACE ARTS. 

355-4424 

| Heat included | 

28350 Lockdale 

12 Mite West of Telegraph 

Hours: Mon.-Sat 9-5 

• New residents on selected unit* onfy 

ROCHESTER HILLS coionid. 4 bad- 

room. 2* bath neutral colors. dack. 

*pr ink ling *y*lam landscaping, 

dack A* conditioned noma 2 yaar* 

old Excellent condition 1-3 yaar 

laasa. $1400 month, plu* security 

651-3500 Atlor 7, Diana Metry 

652-9338 > 

BEDFORD TWP 3 badroom*. Hre- 

piaca. wood dack. baaerrient. ga- 

rage, all appliance* including 

washer,, dryer new earThtone car 

695 .'rr 

peting. $695 Dave 255-5678 

ROCHESTER HILLS Brand new 3 

badroom spacious colonial. 1S25 

sq n Rochester school* Look lor 

flag on. Arlington Di.Eol Roches- 

ter Ra , 1 blk N. Ol Avon Rd 

Landscaping, tamfly room. 1*1 floor 

laundry, large dosett, 2 car at- 

tached garage. ful ba*ement 2't 

balh*. louvered bknd*. appliances 

Vour color choice*, carpeting A vi- 

nyl $1300/mo Model 652-1907 

ROCHESTER, m-town 3 bedrooms. 

tVk bath*. 1800 *q 1 Unique 

char mar with much updating $995 

par Mo plu* utlltle* 540-5955 

ROYAL OAK - Option Io buy 3 bad- 

room & dan. or can be 4 badroom. 2 

car garaga baaemeni CampbeA; 

J69Sp» Mo _ 8S2-J4M 

ROYAL OAK - 2 bedroom, quaint 8 

charmmg small house completely 

renovated, immaculate. $525 ' se- 

curity 553-9423 

SOUTHFIELO - Lahser 8 Civic Can- 

ter Drive area 3 badroom*. l's 

bath*. 2 car ga/aga. $640 par 

month Belore 12Noon. 259-3535 

alter 5PM 647-0417 

SOUTHFIELO. 12'* Mite Road. 3 

badroom*. dmmg room, baaamant. 

garage, ooe balh. lancad yard ap- 

puanca* Pet* OK $690 542-7310 

SOUTHFIELD 2 badroom carpal- 

log. drapes, appliances Newly dec- 

orated inside 4 eut No pawl 

$500 /mo 543-4454 

SOUTHFIELO-3 bedroom brick 

ranch. 1 car. 12 Mile/Southfidd area 

near schools 8 shopping $600 MO 

Call. 737-2114 

SOUTH REDFORD 4 bedroom 

brick, 2 car garage immediate oc- 

cupancy $750 plus security deposit 

937-2353 I 421-7976 

STERLING HIS Unususal con tern 

porlry Ouafl cathedral ceilings 3 

bedrooms 2 baths, huge kitchen. 

1*1 floor laundry, family room, fire- 

rage $950.: 463-1954 

SILVAN LAKE VILLAGE 

charming lak* 'root *emi furnished 

home Sept-May 662-6487 

The Green Hill difference: 

42 

Do you come h o m e to an 

apartment or a 75-acre estate? 

Most apartment living measures 600+ sq. ft. Ours measures 

oyer 3,000,000 sq. ft. Green Hill residents enjoy a gorgeous 

75-acre estate setting of pari; and woodland, peace and 

tranquility You're right next door to the H275 corridor, 

Michigan's mufti-billion dollar explosive growth area and 

just minutes away from 1-96, a direct route to downtown Detroit 

See our 1- and 2-bedroom luxury apartments, terrace residence* 

and country townhouses on 9 Mie, 1V4 miles west of 

Farmington Road in Farmington Hills 

green hill 

APARTMENTS 

IN FARMINGTON HILLS 

•ooet S OPE* MUT IO* PHONE 4714464 

•For saMcted apartment* Carporda M W M l trafetfl 

Lavish, Elegant 

And Convenient Living. 

Luxurious Weatherstone Townhouses, 

a prestigious Franklin rental community, 

feature 2 & 3-bedrooms, 2'/: baths, formal 

dining, great r o o m with fireplace and 

private basements. T h e ultra-modern 

kitchens have instant hot water. 

T h e two-car attached garage has an 

automatic door opener, of course. 

24-hr. monitored fire/Intrusion alarms. 

yfrr/ f/i e r U c n e 

29600/29900 Franklin Road . 350-1296 

J^MmagBJ by Kafiar Qkerpnaei 352-3600 

TROY - Prime localion 3 bedroom 

ranch 1'-* bath* fireplace. attached 

garage cenlral. air, appliances 

drapes 4 carpdino Troy school* 

$87 5'monlh After 6 pm 879-6431 

404 Houses For Rent 

TROY 4 bedroom, executive colo- 

nial 2'1 bath* dining room, lamily 

room den Near elementary school 

opposite Somer*et Mai no pels, 

i 1500 per month 161 5948 

UNION LAKE AREA 3 bedroom Trt. 

2 car anached garage, all appk- 

ances $400 a month plu* $1,000 

deposit 34-6 7185 

WALLED LAKE Shoreline 3 bed- 

room cotiage new carpeling and 

appkances Water softener and pur- 

ifier Fenced yard large allic lor 

storage I'1 month* security $750 a 

month No pel* 349-1649 

WASHINGTON/Rochester/Stoney 

Creek Area 4 bedroom brick Cape 

Cod. wooded acreage 2 yr lease 

$950'MO Inquiries invited 445-9464 

WATEf*«RO on Caa* Lake canal 2 

bedrooms with stove & refrigerator 

Hew carpet No pets l y*mr loaie 

$650 plus utilities 4 security deposit 

641-4024 

WATERFORO TWP Caaa/Eiuabelh 

Lk Rd Caa* Lake araa 2 bedroom, 

2 baihs attached garage $725 

monthly A*k for Chri* 626-3600 

404 Houses For Rent 

Walertord 

M-59/"Pontiac Lake Rd 2 hd bath* 

4 bedroom* decks m beck 2 car 

garage Mouse i* furnished No pets 

fMT'Mo Available 9-1 thru 4-t 

Call between 9-5pm 353-9494 

WESTLANO 3 bedroom, base- 

ment carpeling refrigerator. Move 

washer 4 dryer Clean $500 month 

Call 349-4243 

WESTLANO, 3 badroom ranch. lam 

uy room, hreplace anached 2 car 

garage appiisncas Available 

dlately $850 month 

MARRIMAN REAL ESTATE 

477-4464 

WOLVERINE LAKE village - 3 bed- 

room quad newty decorated lake 

privileges $850 363 2998 

405 Property 

Management 

L E A V I N G T O W N ;\- 

Dor't W a n t T o Sell?' 

Check a* complete rental/property 

manegeneni service recommendM 

by many major corporations Over" 

25 years experience. reasoned* 

"GOODE 

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1411-N Woodward 647-1896 

W BLOOMFIELO - Frontage Middle 

Straus Lake 4 Canal W Bloomfield 

schools 3 bedroom contemporary 

walkout ranch wilh deck skykght 

grey decor an appliances $1 500/ 

mo D 4 H INCOME 737-4002 

WEST BLOOMFIELD Haggerty/ 

Richardson area. 5 bedrooms, 2 

bath* immediate occupancy $850 

mo Days 549-4440, eves 335-7951 


Beautiful 3 bedroom, den, family 

room, Hammond Lakefronl New+y 

painted, new _sarpetmg Square 

Lake 4 Middlebetl area. $1,200 per 

month Can lew details 

Elks Perreeull. Merrill Lynch Fleetly 

334-9552 

TELEGRAPH 8 6 MILE Large 3 

bedroom. 1 '•» bath, lamily room, 

••rushed basement fenced yarS 

$495 mo 626-2430 

WESTlAND - L.'voma schools. 3 

bedroom newly decorated no pets. 

$500 per month, plus security Call 

afier 6pm 425-5042 

WESTLAND | Merriman-Palmer*, 

nice 2 bedroom duple» unfur- 

nished decorated $410 monthly 

Call 4 lo Bpm 274-6202 

400 Apts. For Ront 

WHY 

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OUR PMC6? 

Relocation Specialists 

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w«li as cab-'e te'ev s or: resc.-ea Cn"' r >g a^cj 

hea't* c'ub tnemtjershps where ava-'ab'e 

W DETROIT-2 badroom 2 car ga- 

rage refrigerator 4 stove On large 

lot $3 25'month ' v »mo secur'ty 

deposit 454-0445 

W BLOOMFIELD Well mainlained 

4 bedroom I arm Colonial 2> baihs. 

lamny room. 2 fireplaces full base- 

ment garage central' air lovely cov- 

ered private palio • amidst maoy 

iree*. beautifully landscaped lot 

Newly decorated in very neutral 

lone* Nov 1 occupancy 6 mo* lo 

2 year lease with option Pets ok 

$',395'mo After 5pm 661-0554 

405 Proporty 

Management 

ABSENTEE OWN^R . 

We personalize our MKvvce io meet 

your leasing 4 managemeni needs 

• Associate Brokers - Bonded 

• Member Oakland Rental Housing 

Assoc 

• Before meking a decision, cai us' 

D & H 

Income Property Mgmt 

Farmmgton Hills 737-4002 

406 Fumishod HOUM* 

For Ront 

ALL SPORTS LAKE 10 i 

oI Rochester to LakevtBe Lake 

can have your privacy al thi* 

furnished, 3 bedroom, 2 balh 2 I 

attached garaga. lake fronl houee, 

$950 month AvaiiacMe through June 

1989 652-4440 

BLOOMFYELO Hulls completely fur- 

nished ranch including al utiktles 

Nov thru Mar 1989 |750/mo No 

pels 332-1 IT? 

COMMERCE LAKE FT»0NT - 3 "be? 

rooms. Vi baihs baaemeni 4 ge- 

rage completely lur-kshed ver, 

nice 4 Clean A.aUaiMe Oct 1 for »-e 

mo* No pets Asking $1200 Ca* 

Bruce Lloyd at Meedowmanage- 

nt 3440-5400 

LIVONIA Wesi'and area 3 bed- 

room. full basement 4 garage Pit- 

haliy furnished $700 'mo - secu«» 

fy Oeposil Afier 6pm 459-5322 

LIVONIA 5 4 Levan Compietaly fu- 

mshed ranch Nov tfwu Aprn $70Qy 

mo - unties No pet*! 464 7060 

406 Dup4oxa< For Rant 

BIRMINGHAM - 2 bedropm. 1W 

balh lamily room, dmmg room, rec 

room appliance*, garage. No PaU. 

children $775'mo 647-343T 


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•44-1070 Oakland County 591-0900 Wayne County 852-3222 Rochester/Rochester Hills 

INDEX 

REAL ESTATE 

FOR SALE 

302 Bii mmgham- BloomlMM 

303 Wnl Bloomfield-Och»rd Lake 

304 C armingloo-Farmtngloo Hills 

305 Brighton. Mart land. Walled Lake 

306 Southfwtd-Lathrup 

307 South Lyon. Miltord. Highland 

308 Rochester-Troy 

309 Royal Oak-Oak Park 

Huntington Woods 

310 WixonvCocnmerce-Unton Lake 

311 Oakland County Homes 

312 Livonia 


314 Plymouth 

315 Northville-Novi 

316 Wesl land-Garden City 

317 Redtord 

318 Dearborn-Dearborn Heights 

319 Grosse Pointe 

320 Homes-Wayne County 

321 Homes- Livingston County 

322 Homes-Macomb County 

323 Homes 

Washtenaw County 

-324 Other Suburban Homes 

325 Real Estate Services 

326 Condos 

327 Nww Home BuBders 

328 Dupiaxee-Townhouaes 

330 Apartments 

332 Mobile. Homes 

333 Northern Property 

334 Out ol Town Property 

335 Time Share 

336 Florida Property 

337 Farms 

338 Country Homes 

339 Lots 4 Acreage 

340 Lake Rlv«r Resort Property 

342 Lake Front Properly 

348 Cemetery Lots 

351 Business & Professional 

Buildings 

352 Commercial/Ret an 

353 IndustrlaJ /Warehouse Sale or Lei 

354 Income Property 

356 investment Property 

358 Mortgages/Land Contracts 

360 Business Opportunities 

361 Money to Loan-Borrow 

362 Real Estaie Wanted 

364 Listings Wanted 

RENT 

REAL ESTATE 

400 Apartments 

401 Furniture Rental 

402 Furnished Apartments 

403 Rental Agency 

404 He 

405 Property Mgmnt 

406 Furnished Houses 

407 Mobile Homes 

Duplexes 

408, 

410 Flats 

412 Townhouses Condominiums ._ 

413 Time Share 

414 Florida Rentals 

415 Vacation Rentals 

416 Halls 

417 Residence lo Exchange 

419 Mobile Home Space 

420 Rooms 

421 Living Quarters lo Share 

422 Wanted to Rent 

423 Wanted to Rent-Resort Property 

424 House Siting Service 

425 Convalescent Nursing Homes 

426 Home Health Care 

427 Foster Care 

428 Homes tor the Aged 

429 Garages/Mini Storage 

432 Commercial/Retail 

436 Office Business Space 

EMPLOYMENT, INSTRUCTION 

500 Help Wanted 

502 Help Wanted-Dental/Medical 

504 Help Wanted-Office/Clericai 

505 Food'8everage 

506 Help Wanted Sales 

507 Help Wanled Part Time 

508 Help Wanted Domestic 

509 Help Wanted Couples 

510 Sales Opportunity 

511 Entertainment 

512 Situations Wa-:ed. Female 

513 Situations Warned Male 

514 Situations Wanted Male/Female 

515 Child Care 

516 EkJarfy Care & Assistance 

517 Summer Camps 

518 Education/Instructions 

519 Nursing Care 

520 Secretarial Business Services 

522 Professional Services 

523 Attorneys/Legal Counseling 

524 Tax Service 

ANNOUNCEMENTS 

600 Personals (your discretion* 

602 Lost & Found (by the word) 

603 Hearth. Nutrition. Weight Loss 

604 Announcements/Notices 

605 Glad Ads 

606 Legal Notices 

607 Insurance' 

608 Transportation/Travel 

609 Bingo 

610 Cards of Thanks 

612 In Memoriam 

614 Death Nonces 

MERCHANDISE 

700 Auction Sales 

701 Collectibles 

702 Antiques 

703 Crafts 

704 Rummage Sales/Flea Markets 

705 Wearing Apparel 

706 Garage Sale-Oakland County 

707 Garage Sale-Wayne County 

708 Household Goods- 

Oakland County 

709 Household Goods-Wayne County 

710 Miac for Sale-Oakland County 

p 1 Miac lor Sale-Wayne County 

712 Appliances ' 

713 B»cycles-Sale & Repair 

714 Business & Office Equipment 

7 15 Computers 

716 Commeroal-lndustrial Equipment 

717 Lawn, Garden. Lawn & 

Snow Equipment 

718 Building Materials 

7?0 Farm Produce -Flowers. Plants 

721 Hospital Equipment 

722 Hobbies-Coins Stamps 

723 Jewelry 

724 Camera and Supplies 

726 Musical Instruments 

727 Video Games. Tapes Hi-Fi 

728 VCR. TV, Stereo. HI-FI, 

Tape Decks 

729 CB Radios. Cellular Phones 

730 Sporting Goods 

734 Trade or Sell 

735 Wanted to Buy 

ANIMALS 

738 Household Pets 

740 Pet Services 

744 Horses. Livestock Equipment 

AUTOMOTIVE/ 

TRANSPORTATION 

800 Recreational Vehicles 

802 Snowmobiles 

804 Airplanes 

806 Boats/Motors 

807 Boat Parts A Service 

808 Vehicle/Boat Storage 

810 Insurance. Motor 

812 Motorcycles. Go-Karts, Minitxkes 

813 Motorcycles. Parts 4 Service 

814 Campers/Motorhomes/Tralters 

816 Auto/Trucks. Parts 4 Leasing 

8 18 Aulo Rentals. Leasing 

819 Auto Financing 

820 Autos Wanted 

821 Junk Cars Wanted 

822 Trucks for Sale 

823 Vans 

824 Jeeps/4 Wheel Drive 

825 Sports 4 imported 

852 Classic Cars 

854 American Motors 

856 Butck 

858 Cadillac 

d60 Chevrolet 

862 Chrysler 

864 " Dodge 

866 Ford 

872 Lincoln 

874 Mercury 

875 Nissan 

876 Oldsmobde 

878 Plymouth 

860 Pontiac 

882 Toyota 

884 Volkswagen 

BUSINESS DIRECTORY 

3 Accounting 

4 Advertising 

5 Air Conditioning 

6 Aluminum Cleaning 

9 Aluminum Siding 

10 Antennas 

12 Appliance Service 

13 Art Work 

14 Architecture 

15 Asphalt 

16 Asphalt Sealcoatmg 

17 Auto Cleanup 

18 Auto 4 Truck Repair 

21 Awnings 

22 Baibeque Repair 

24 Basement Waterpioohng 

25 Bathtub Refimshing 

26 Bicycle Maintenance 

27 Brick Block 4 Cement 

29 Boat Docks 

30 Bookkeeping Service 

32 Building Inspection 

33 Building Remodeling 

36 Burglar Fire Alarm 

37 Business Machine Repair 

39 Carpentry 

41 Carpets 

42 Carpel Cleaning & Dyeing 

44 Carpel Laying & Repair 

52 Catering - Flowers 

53 Caulking 

54 Celling Work 

55 Chimney Cleaning 

56 Chimney Building 4 Repair 

57 Christmas Trees 

58 Clock Repair — 

59 Commercial Steam Cleaning 

60 Construction Equipment 

61 Decks, Patios 

62 Doors 

'63 Draperies 

64 Dressmaking & Tailoring 

65 Drywall 

66 Electrical 

67 Electrolysis 

68 Energy 

69 Excavating 

70 Exterior Caulking 

71 Fashion Co-ordlnators 

72 Fences 

73 Financial Planning 

75 Fireplaces 

76 Fireplace Enclosures 

78 Firewood 

81 Floor Service 

87 Floodlight 

90 Furnape Installed. Repair 

93 Furniture. Finishing & Repair 

94 Glass, Block. Structural etc 

95 Glass. Stained/Beveled 

96 Garages 

97 Garage Door Repair 

98 Greenhouses 

99 Gutters 

102 Handyman 

105 Hauling 

"108 Heating/Cooling 

109 Home Grocery Shopping 

110 Housecteanmg 

111 Home Safety 

112 Humidifiers 

114 "income Tax 

115 Industrial Service 

116 Insurance Photography 

117 Insulation 

120 Interior Decorating 

121 Interior Space Management 

123 Janitorial 

126 Jewelry Repairs 4 Clocks 

129 Landscaping 

132 Lawn Mower Repel' 

135 Lawn Maintenance 

138 Lawn Sprinkling 

142 Linoleum 

144 Lock Service 

145 Management 

146 Marble 

147 Machinery 

148 Maid Service 

149 Mobile Home Service 

150 Moving - Storage ^ 

152 Mirrors 

155 Music Instruction 

157 MUSK instrument Repair 

158 New Home Services 

165 Painting - Decorating 

166 Party Planning 

(F ood - F lower s-Ser vices) 

175 Pest Control 

178 Photography 

180 Piano Tunlng-Repair-Refinishing 

181 Picnic Tables 

198 Plans 

200 Plastering 

2M* Plumbing 

^9'Pool Water Delivery 

220 Pools 

221 Porcelain Reflmshmg 

222 Printing 

223 Recreational Vehicle Service 

224 Retail Hardwoods 

229 Refrigeration 

233 Roofing 

234 Scissor, Saw & Knife Sharpening 

235 Screen Repan 

237 Septic Tanks 

241' Sewer Cleaning 

245 Sewing Machine Repair 

249 Slipcovers 

250 Solar Energy 

251 Snow Blower Repair 

253 Snow Removal 

254 Storm Doors 

255 Stucco 

260 Telephone, Service' Repair 

261 Television Radio 4 CB 

263 Tennis Courts 

265 Terrariums 

269 Tile Work 

273 Tree Service 

274 Truck Washing 

275 Typing 

276 Typewriter Repair 

277 Upholstery 

279 Vacuums 

280 Vandalism Repair 

281 Video Taping Service 

282 Vinyl Repair 

283 Ventilation 4 Attic Fans 

284 Wallpapering 

285 Wall Washing 

287 Washer/Dryer Repair 

289 Water Softening 

293 Welding 

294 Well Drilling 

296 Window Treatments 

297 Windows 

298 Woodworking 

299 Wood burners 

TWO 

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act CP fa 

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ACCOUNTAMT - Part-time tor ae- 

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umm. Oman 4 Co 14347 W. 14 UBe 

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500 H^p Wanted 

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Ful and part Oma poemona In Sale* 

and AtfvertWig Entry level and 

maneoement poaltlone available 

Muat be «ierp and enerflem. Beee 

•alary. »1300-42.000 per month 

vaiioamenl 4 poaMon* to M Prew- 

mertieOng 

id. emi 537- 

ACCOUNTANT 

Entry level poemon open tor recent 

colega graduate wtth Bachelor'* 

Degree. Mo axpenience required 

Oood benefit*, profeealonal a 

MenOy work atmoebnere In a medi- 

um atze local arm. Send reeume to 

Deryt T. RolBn*. Ketmen. Roaen- 

baurr. RcMna 4 Ouayhecfcx. 30230 

Orchard Lafca Rd . Ste a200. Fmm- 

•nglon HHa. Ml.. 44014 

ACCOUNTANT - F*mlngton H«a 

CPA firm aee 

Growing CPA fb 

tant. rrlnanum 4 . 

aiceaanl benefit*. Send reeuma 

CAL. 32000 Mormweetem, SuRe 

240, Farmmgton HMa. Ml 44014 

ACCOUNTMQ PROFESSIONAL 

Detron-beaed. pubUcaay-fteld FL 

Accountant wfth a mMmun 2-3 

yeer* expenenoe C PA. with Audit 

experience pietaiied. Oucceealui 

candidate *4B head up Intemel Audit 

tuncttone In a wide verlety of apeclei 

protect, m highly vwibte poertlon 

Send ree»ne 4 aelery requirawwntt 

la 

I. 

P0. 

Detroit. Ml 44231 


ACCOUNTANT 

Jronxno Uenufacturmg compeny 

•wed* Degreed Acccountant lo re- 

port to Controlar Experience Itmj 

Statement preparation required 

Lotua experience, a Muet Qrood 

opportunity tor henda-on. reeponel 

Ma peraon Send reeume to: 

Controller. Novi American, inc., 

40200 Grand Rfver. Novi, Ml 48050 

ACCOUNTANT 

Plymouth CPA firm haa opening tor 

accountant wltfi 2-3 yaar* pubac ac- 

counting experience. D'ioa4erit op- 

portunity Send leeunia to: P O. Box 

445. Plymouth, Mi 44170 

ACCOUNTANT SENIOR 

tor buey SoutMleld CPA 

firm 3 f*an public accounting ex- 

perience required. Exceaent growth 

opportunity Bemetem, MorrM a 

Brown PC 352-4300 

ACCOUNTANT Tax CPA 

•nth 4 to 8 year* experience Join 

our rapidly expending I apaar ML 

office (Located 50 miaa N. of De- 

troit). Wa offer a aucceeefui career 

petti and profeeelonel development. 

Our Arm offer? competitive aalary 

and an exceaent benefit peckaga 

Reepond to P 0 Box 544 Obeervw 

a Eccentnc Mewapaper*. 34251 

Schoolcraft Rd . Uvonla. MlcMgen 

48150 

ACCOUNTING 

Permanent 4 lempcirei-y poaltlone - 

al levala Cat tor appointment 

ACCOUNTANTS 

ONE 

354-2410 

24133 Mormweetem Hwy 

Southfield. Ml 44075 

Employment Agency Fee Peld 


Take A New 

Direction 

Personnel Technician 

Temporary Position, Flexible Hours 

11 you seek a temporary opportunity with a progressive 

Fortune 500 corporation where your initiative and a 

thoughtful approach to your work will be valued. 

Federal Mogul haa an interesting temporary position 

available 

We seek a candidate tor our Corporate Human 

Relations Group who will perform a wide variety of 

administrative support tasks, among which are record 

keeping, travel and appointment scheduling, preparing 

our educational center catalog, directories and 

bulletins as well aa maintaining office equipment, 

supplies and filing systems 

The person we are looking for will have exceptional 

communication and organizational skills, superior 

typmg and correspondence ability along with several 

years of secretarial experience Word processing, 

preferably on an IBM 5520 or experience with 

WordPerfect software is required 

The position is full-time from 10/1-12/1 (although the 

hours may be non-traditional to fit your schedule) and 

two days *er week from 12/1 to 5/31 In tfiis position, 

the successful candidate will gain expoeure to the 

Federal Mogul environment, poeaibiy leading to other 

full or pari time opportunities 

Please send your resume to Federel-I«e«wl 

i l j f M / * - ° - 

An Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer 


ACCOUNTING ANALYST 

Needed immedletely lor wort In 

Southfield location Muat have Ac- 

counting degree a 1-2 yeera wort 

enence KnowteOga of tpread 

aneet* a general ledger la necae- 

aary Pleeae eend reeume to Pe^ 

Service* 1133 E Mepte Rd . Suite 

206 Troy Ml 48083 

Attention Accounting Peraonnel 

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE 

CLERK/COLLECTOR 

Service compeny eeeklng a aelf 

motivated aggraeei.e individual to 

handle customer Inquiries 4 make 

collection call* Applicant muat be 

hlgMy organtzad a heve good com- 

munication akBa. Competitive aalary 

a benefit* Sand reeume a aelery re- 

QulremenU to: 

Attn. Peraonnel/AR 

P O Box 5003 

SoutMMd. Ml 44075 

ACRO SERVICE CORP 

Meed* atock and inventory darks, 

genera laborer* and malntenwKe 

people lor many long and Nvyt term 

aaeignments In oeatern auburbe 

For Immediate coneideratton. cal 

Unda. 561-1100 


ACCOUNTING 

BOOKKEEPING 

Menufectunng nrm is seeking expe- 

rlencad. Ml lime employee with e 

deeara lo edvence Kr>ovne09« of ac- 

counting prmclplea. general ledger 

bookkeeping arid computer aystems 

a muat Some typing and aecielartal 

dutlea required Send reeume. ews 8 great paid ben 

efils Jowi our winn.no team Apply 

st Circuits DM*, 329O0 Ceptiol. 3" 

F«rfn*ngloo L'vonia 

500 Help Wsnted 

POUCY CONTRACT T1CHMC1AM: A chal- 

lenging position requiring accuracy, com- 

munication skills & problem solving ability. 

For thoee who meat our high standorda. we 

ofter the opportunity to be trained and 

promoted through an advancement pro- 

MACCABEES 

Mat—I Life I—rosea CoiaSI 

salary increaaaa to mta»e outo mf or mot on. 

CONSULT CIOSNT.EA 

©bSfrtier ittrntrit 

ckissjfied 

— C o w n t Y —1-eee» Wiyry County 

CLARK OIL 

STORE MANAGER TRAINEES 

WESTLAND - PLYMOUTH 

SOUTHFIELD* FARMINGTON 

ATTENTION Hard working career oriented indi- 

viduals — Clark Oil has immediate openings for 

Store Manager Trainees Previous management 

experience is necessary Responsibilities Include 

Sales. Inventory, Personnel. Banking and other 

duties On the job training program Manager's 

benefits include good starting salary, nealth & life 

insurance, payroll savings, vacations plus 

MONTHLY BONUS Please send resume to 

James Gladden 

8000 S Beech Daly 

Taylor. Ml 48170 

Equal Opporlunay Employer 

ADVERTISING 

TRAFFIC COORDINATOR 

Major fua service ed eoancy •- •• 3i, 

tun ume Traffic Coordinate* 10 start 

mmsdaWt Must De 

• Energetic 

• Detail onenied 

• Asaertive 

• A good communiceloi 

• Dependable 

• Ada lo wort overtime 

• High school grad or abova ^ 

HsrO wort but «-tereet«. Ocl 6ir lo ftcmeic 

Scnendt 

Dlreclor ^ Oeveiopmeni 

Micfugan Humene Sooaty 

2JM One K.enned* Squera e«g 

TtBGriswoid Detroit. Ml ««22« 

An EouAi Opportuniri, Emplcryer 

SOO Help Wanted 

ENGINEERING 

The growth of our International company has 

created full time positions in our Engineering 

Depart Willing to train successful candidates as 

Wl/e Harness Engineers Positions Involve liaison 

work wtth major automotive companies Minimum 

2 years college training or related experience in 

electrical/electronics or mechanical engineering 

Blueprint reading and drafting skills are helpful 

Good communication and organizational skills 

are mandatory Company offers good benefits 

and an excellent working atmosphere Please 

send resume WITH SALARY REQUIREMENTS to 

Personnel Department 

AMERICAN YAZAKI CORPORATION 

•700 Haggarfy Road 

Canton, M 4S1S7 

Ho Ftxwe Caea M e w 

An Equal Opportunity Employer 

MGM 

OFFICE SERVICES, INC. 

CAN PUT YOU TO WORK TODAY 

IF YOU HAVE EXPERIENCE IN... 

• WORD PROCESSING • 

WORDSTAR 

WORDPERFECT 

MS WORD 

LOTUS 

WANG 

5520 

DEC 

LANIER 

• CLERICAL • 

TYPING 

RECEPTION 

FILING 

DATA ENTRY 

. SECRETARY 

SHORTHAND 

• CASUAL • 

ASSEMBLY 

PACKAGING 

COLLATING 

PRODUCTION 

ASK ABOUT OUR 

WORD PROCESSING CLASSES 

TROY 

SOUTHFIELD 

LIVONIA 

REN-CEN 

689-9660 

557-6040 

474-7766 

567-6566 

Secretary 

Michigan National Corporation is 

seeking an experienced individual to 

assist the owner's representative at 

the construction site of its new 

corporate headquarters in Farming- 

ton Hills In addition to general 

secretarial duties, the selected 

individual should have a good 

understanding of Lotus, be 

reasonably familiar with construc- 

tion blueprints, and be willing and 

able to work independently. 

Benefits and salary commensurate 

with skills and experience. All 

successful candidates will be tested 

for substance abuse 

Please send resume in confidence 

with salary requirements to:' 

Human Resources 

Onyz Plaza 

29777 Telegraph 

Suite 2201 

Dept OL 

Southfield, Ml 48034 

Equal Opportunity Emptorer 

A 

Michigan 

National 

Corporation 

mi 

ADVERTISING 

SALESPERSON 

We are seeking a highly motivated individual 

with previous advertising sales experience 

to work In our Birmingham office. B A in 

Advertising or equivalent, knowledge of ad 

design and layout and own transportation 

are requirements. We offer a liberal salary 

program and fringe benefit package Appli- 

cations accepted 

The 

(©fecrtjer & Eccentric 

Newspapers 

36251 Schoolcraft 

Livonia. Ml 48150 

l*e are an eoual opportunrfy emprorer 

APARTMEN* MANAGERS 

eadmg property managameni or 

ganuation las immediate need tor 

Apenment Management Couple tc 

maintain a beautiful 90 • unit apt 

community m me Pontiac erea 

Managers live or site & rem 

apts nanoie mamtanance & iewr 

ear* duties we prov«j« a 7 bed 

room apt p«ue utwtwa saier, paM] 

training .1 bonus pier. «et»ad 

•am. ratired couples welcome tc ap- 

ply Please wme lo 327»0 Grand 

f-ver Suite 208 Farmmgior, M 

«ao2« atm saom 

• PPAOE. SMOP '«eds *>per*nced 

womer- tor Stoo Must riaê 'atm 

ances 5 Oays Soutnlieid araa 

Call 10-5 352-2530 

APPLIANCE REPAIR PERSON 

Ma|br appi-ence •ep*i» Must be a« 

41 • 5050 or 626-3220 

APPRA'SAL TRAINEE 

Local ot national o'ganizaton 

r«ed» 2 M" ti me car am' ,-~noed m- 

fli ijuall wuiing lo Won Hare I be 

vwee Esrr- wtwa rour evr 

cr.ooO l« tor light 

industrial workers 

50 light industrial (Ot>9 

available 

AATEC TEMPORARY has 

challenging long & short 

term assignments available 

Work tor top company 

•Livonia. Plymouth. West 

land Farmington Hills. 

Southfield Northville & 

Troy 

•Oay, afternoon & midnight 

shifts 

•No experience necessary 

• 16-40 hours a wee* 

•Weekends only 

Excellent opportunity to 

learn nevy skills 

£ALL FOR APPT 

261-6222 

NOT AN AGENCY 

NEVER A FEE 

AATEC 

Temporaries 

>gsarr.ve M*e «c 

LrvonM Micr 

Ar Equei Opportunity Employer 

APPL * NOW. 

fur lime part time Deys » Ala- 

noons Production Aortiers lor 

i»gnr assemcv, automotive 

Benatrts 1*02 Souter S o» '» Maa 

E Ol Rocnesier Rd 


CAREER OPPORTUNITY 

PROFESSIONAL PH0T0FINISHING 

s 4.25 to J 8.24 Per Hour 

Overtime - Profit Sharing - Other Benefits 

Full time positions available for general 

help, printing^ inspection, art and print 

finishing. No experience necessary. We 

will train. Starling pay $4.25 per hour 

Must be able to work overtime and some 

Saturdays. Raises and Promotions 

based on job performance 

NORTH 

AMERICAN 

PHOTO 

me color loo you con count on " 


Livonia. Ml 48150 

CASHIERS AND STOCK 

) { m 

JOIN THE ARBOR TEAM! 

Many opportunities for mature, dependable! 

cashiers and stock help at several locations 

Including our newest store in Plymouth Town- 

ship (formerly Family Drugs). Arbor offers 

employee discount, flexible hours, paid bene- 

fits and a clean, pleasant atmosphere Cash- 

iers must be at least 18 years of age Apply m 

peraon at any Arbor Drugs or at the newest 

location from 12 Noon to 7 P M Monday 

through Saturday 

PLYMOUTH TOWNSHIP 

1400 Sheldon Road/Ann Arbor Trail 

DRUGS, IMC. 

CLAIM 

REPRESENTATIVE 

AAA Michigan, the State's largest per- 

sonal ilnes Insurer, has immediate 

openings for experienced Claim profes- 

sionals wfth tha following qualifications: 

• Claim Representative experience in- 

cluding knowledge of injury claims 

handling and settlement methods 

• Ability to investigate, evaluate and 

settle: 

— Auto. PtP/BI 

— Homeowner Medical and Bl 

— Boatowner Medical and Bl 

• Strong oral and written communica- 

tion skills. 

• CoOegecoureawork preferred. 

We offer competitive salary, excellent 

benefits and working conditions. If you 

are Interested, pleeae send your re- 

sume Including aalary history by Octo- 

ber 7. 1MB. to: 

PRODUCT CLERKS 

New Opportunity 

Offering shoppers samples of the excit- 

ing products sold at Pace Warehouse. 

Part time work 16-24 hours per week. 

$5.50 per hour Weekends required. 

Experienced Cashiers 

Rate $5.00-55.50 per hour 

- Apply in person by October 5 

Pace Membership Warehouse 

35400 Cowan Road. Westland 

Senior Citizens encouraged to apply 

EQua: Opportunely Employer 

FARMER JACK 

SUPERMARKETS 

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS 

FOR ENTRY LEVEL POSITIONS 

NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY 

JOIN THE NO. 1 SUPERMARKET TEAM 

• Promotional opportunities 

• Flexible schedules 

• Scheduled wage increases based on 

seniority 

• A ciean, friendty work environment 

See tne store manager at the following 

locations to obtain employment application 

and additional details. 

Westland Fanner Jack Store 

Middleben & Ann Arbor Trail 

Farmington Farmer Jmek Store 

9 Mile 4 Farmington 

West SloomfleM Fanner Jack Store 

15 Mile & Orchard Lake Road 

Livonia Farmer Jack Store 

S Mile & Newburgh Road 

HUDSON'S 

TWELVE OAKS 

Now accepting applications for 

openings in the following depart- 

ments. 

• Gift Wrap 

• Restaurant 

• Sales - Sales Support 

• Yogurt - Candy - La Cooking 

Must be available to work days, 

evenings & weekends. 

Apply in person at the personnel 

office, third level. 

Ecfua! Opportunity Employer 

C. Koch 

AAA Michigan 

1 Auto Club Drive 

Dearborn, Ml 40126 

EfWOpfi mi'fi fmpi,,. 

PART mm POSITIONS AVAILABLE 

AT OUR PL YMOUTH HEADQUARTERS 

CUSTOMER SERVICE 

Ii 

WAREHOUSE CLERICAL 

PERSONNEL 

HIQHLANO SUPERSTORES has Immediate 

part-time positions en'eHabto m 

Service Department Requirement* include: 

E.ceiieni CommuTKcafton SMS — 

• Customer Servtoe 

• Data Entry••• 

• Ataty to handle 

tmmedtoto part 

•Plymouth W 

Warehouee Ra 

• Excellent Communication 

• Data inky Experience 

• CeaNar Experience Helpful 

* you heve *w above 

locating lor a diverse, faat

6F* OAE Thursday. SeptamPer 29. 1966 

500 MPWmM 

A ft P SUPERMARKETS 

¥• are growing agMnl ^ 

STERLING HEIGHTS 

(Hama A Hd RoMal 

ANO 

ROCHESTER ULLS 

(Jam R 4 Auburn) 

Join us tor groM employmen 

portunMaa. Xppkcatione are 

bang accepted al ma Ic* 

Moraa tor Cashiers. Meet Oak. Pro- 

duos. Floral. Bakery. Seefood Gro- 

cery A Courtesy CMriia. 

32201 HarparMaaornc 

(St. CWr Shorael 

1029 Sl. Clair Rfver Ra, Algonac 

35170 Dodge Par*. Slertng Height* 

78*04 QratKX/12 Mae. Ooaa M, 933-9661 

ARENA HELP 

Custodian*, hockey equipment 

u M scorakeepers. KJ or pan 

time Contact Oak Part toa Arena 

ARE YOU SALES ORIENTED? 

We need I hlglv-energy Slsap arson 

to aak storage product* m a unkjue 

store In Farmington HMs Fuk-Ome 

Muat include Saturdays 8 Sunday 

afternoons M./ltr Non-amoker 

865-6676 

ARE YOU SERIOUS? 

Cak about opportunity ol a Metlme. 

ask tor Mr Arnold 444-1282 

ART 

Fuk time poemon* evakabie tar mi- 

nor artwork on photograph* We wtl 

•ran Muat be able to wort overtime 

k some Sat* Starting pay H 25'Tw 

K m 8 promotions baaed on per- 

tormanoe Apply Mortti American 

Photo. 27461 Schoolcraft. LWonM. 

ART GALLERY needs tramer 8 gal- 

lery aaaaatanl Experience neces- 

sary Benefits Southfield area. 

358-0830 

Artistic. waraataa mdMdual Com- 

putar'typing experience Oood with 

pubkc varied i eapfinallXktiea Ft* 

time Cher or Kathkaen 427-4141 

ART/PICTURE FRAME -hell 

Pan-tans openings Flexible ho«*k. 

Ideal 'or students, parents or re- 

tiraaa Fermmglcm HMs 477-3S53 

A SELF MOTIVATED. high energy 

ndMdual sought tor maintenance 8 

repair of manufacturing equipment 

Mechanical 8 aMttronic trouble 

ahootmg / repair experience. a* 

PC board tacMty la growing rapkSy 

eo |om a winning, team Competitive 

wage with graat benefits Apply at: 

Circuits DMA. 32900 Capri ol. oft 

Farmington. Ltvortfa. 

ASSEMBLERS - board trimmer*. In- 

spector* tor immediate employment 

With F--m«gton. Walled Lake 8 

Livonia corporation* 2 ahl ft*. 

7 30am to 4pm 8 4pm • 8pm Stu- 

dents. ratlraaa wMgioma Cak Akce 

at Unrtorce " 357-0034 

ASSEMBLERS - 8 C.H.C operator*, 

packager*, tor major manufacturer 

In UvonM. Wlaom. Waked Laka 8 

Farmmgton compenlee. 3 ahifta. 64- 

66/hr Cak Helen el UWfcrce 

357-0841 

ASSEMBLERS - Ught < laambly 

Excekent conditions A benefit* 

I lomemekera. Welcome* Apply 

Ukt ocr ar. 25484 Mssdowbrook. 

Nov* (comer Vlnoeritl C«.) 

LV CLERKS 

I to do kght eeeem- 

bfy and quality control wort m Can- 

ton Long term sasjgnmant Woman 

encouraged lo apply Cak Unde tor 

ACR0 SERVICE CORP. 501-1100 

Window bknd 

taking appkcattooy tor «gM aaeem- 

My positions Day t»mt wky Imma- 

opanmge No experience nec- 

y Premium pay for experience 

, j In person 10am-3pm onfy 

754 W 8 Mka Rd (near Farmmg- 

ton Rd.) Farmington. Mich 

ASSEMBLY WORKERS 

needed lo manufacture automotive 

Manor trim component*, m addi- 

tion. need a Working Leader to au- 

ta 10 " 

P 0 Bos M. Waked Laka. Ml 48068 

An Equal Oppornanty Employer 

ASSlATANT MANAGER 

fuk tana, tor alerti nrwi audio vldao 

8 unique gift al 

SouthMd 8 Novt 354-4500 

ASSISTANT 

DEPARTMENT 

MANAGER 

Poeitiona are piaaantty available 

The M l candidate must have sub- 

stantial ratal experience including 

sales 8 management Theee poeF- 

tkjns ofter good Marling lalarlaa 

excekent benefits 8 career graMfi 

Send your reeuma tar kiwiedMM 

SAKS FIFTH AVENUE 

2901 W BIG BEAVER 

TROY. Ml 48084 

900 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted 

ATTENTION 

HOMEMAKERS 

Teal drtoa new can provided by w 

customers on a 230 m*k local route 

ki Farmmgton 8 Uvonia No dekver 

•aa Day Mt. 6 45AM-3 19PM. M- 

lernoon ahM. 4PM-12 30AM Ou* 

m wort aa Ittie aa 

_ or maximum of 8 

Muet be 29 or older 

driving record No 

its In the laei 5 yr* 

lo pees • driver proA- 

-kne. Pokoe aacaalty 

cMeranca required Muat haae own 

car No .bus tranaportallon M avak- 

able to the Job aRe Pay 64 50 par 

hour Cak 8AM-3PM to SM up m»sr- 

"~METROSTAFF 

TEMPORARY PERSONNEL 

425-8388 

NOFEE EOE 

ATTENTION 

NEED 

A 

JOB 

FAST? 

At FUTURE FORCE we can 

put ypu to wor* the same 

day on any shift, full time 

or temporary positions 40 

or more hrs. per week 

Various job locations 

On the job training 

Work with a friend 

• Vacation & bonus pay 

• Never a fee- 

So If you r tired of the 

tame o4d service that can 

not keep you working then 

give us a call today. 

FUTURE FORCE 

Redford 

Westland 

Taylor 

532-7666 

261-3232 

381-3006 

ATTENTION Nations largest home 

cleaning service now hiring. No 

night*, no weekends. C.cakant pay. 

car necessary 471-0930 

ATTORNEY I 

(PART-TIME) 

CITY OF TROY 

a J O Degree trom an ac- 

law school and muat hold 

membership In the Stale Bar of 

MCfagan or ekqtbie lor reciprocity 

Salary $12 33-« 18.90/hour Apply 

by Oct 14. 1988 to Personnel. "500 

W Big Oeever. Troy 


AUTO BODY PERSON 

Experienced only Ouekty wort 

Apply wtthm 207 W Ann Arbor 

Trail, Plymouth 

AUTO DEALERSHIP needs Service 

Dept order writer Excekent bene- 

fit* Apply In person: 24780 W 7 

Mka (at Grand RNar) 


AUTO MECHANIC 

warned tar large Independent rape* 

tadkty tar English, German 8 Swed- 

~ a. 335-1138 

AUTO MECHANIC 

Muat have experience 8 own tools 

European Import background halp- 

fut Farmmgton Hlks 553-0013 

AUTO MECHANICS 

Openings tor 2 Muat be certified 

engine repeir or trontend Commis- 

sion snd benefit*. Mght person can 

e«n 850 to MO.OOO per year 

Apply in person: 

NOW-MOTIVE INC 

21530 Novi Rd 

(between 8 and 9 Mka Rds.) 

AUTOMOBILE CAR BM-LER 

person wfth typing kkMk. some ec- 

countmg halpM. OeMarahip experi- 

ence preferred Apply m person 

AUTOBAHN MOTORS 

1785 TELEGRAPH RO 

BLOOMFIELO HILLS 


ASSISTANT MANAGERS 8 persons 

over 17 tor fraaan yogurt stores ki 

West PtoomWeld 8 Novi areas Ap- 

ply at Yos Yogurt. 33380 W 14 Mke 

8 Farmington Rfl. 628-2120 

AUTOMOTIVE 

CAR BILLER 

SW1TCHBOARO OPERATOR 

DATA ENTRY/ACCOUNTING 

Experienced IndMduMa are needed 

by Farmmgton araa dealer Excel- 

" " lor 

478-0500 

ASSIST ANT MANAGERS and 

Managers, eam up to 830.000 and 

Schoolcraft, LNorsa 

ASSISTANT MANAGER 

wort In Suuthkatd group homa 

Muat ba MORC/WCLS framed, have 

Cak Mon-Frt. 9am-4pm 390-4269 

An Equal Oppur»jn*y Employer 

ASSISTANT SUPERVtSOR - PMe6c 

Mor arm Ice sl act M 

poaMon i Hilili lor 

aupankarr tor W 

mkkkam M TMa parson smkd ba 

- p quakty produc- 

t the dap! Com- 

Aaa-T OPERATIONS SUPERVISOR 

kidMauN with tiy^raaa, pawad 

or aacurWy backgroimd tar labor m- 

Mnee «|»kkl»i. Uaal ba Ii ai'l 

wfi !**«. acRadutng 8 Ikkig 

personnM 1 deekng a«h Cksrila AA- 

aaklkakary is .lea fcaCMkM 

Hon 8 hokdey pay Aak lor 

ATTOOANTS 8 CASHIERS 

PosMone avaMabis Shek Auto Care 

Fsrmmgton HMs Fuk and part Mt. 

FUI k m alaieng pay U 50/how 

A T T E N D A N T S 

A T T E N T I O N 

OUARAMTEEO 

t6 00/HR + 

20 POSITIONS 

AVAILABLE 

AUTOMDTTtM 0VTMUN* 

a i a M k» t-(7S8 

AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC 

CITY OF ROYAL OAK 

kcattana are being accepted for 

an opan and competmve Oik Ser- 

vice examination. Appkcant la ra- 

quked to proikde at tha time ol ap- 

pkcation a currant cartMcsnon by 

lha Stale of Michigan as a Master 

Auto" and Master Heavy Duly 

Truck" machenlc; ansk document s 

mmanum of three (3) yr*. experience 

es k Master Auto 8 IIastir Heavy 

Duty Truck Uec—Wc- Shak have 

BAKERY ASSISTANT 2-3 deys s 

Shop Salaa. Customer Ratonon*. 

Food Prep Ordy kvely 8 reeponslbla 

id SPPff 387-4840 

BAKERY HELP 

Ftkl or pan nma Al aMfta siaaabla 

Flexible hours 84-85 an how Paid 

•bona, an pic i as discounts Ap- 

ply wtthm Dawn Donuts. 36600 Ann 

Arbor Rd, Ptymo«Ah 

BAKERY SALES help wanted. kex>- 

Ole hrs Livonia sree 529-6261 

BEAUTICIANS With :lanlak| im- 

prove your ckanlaki with the Md ol 

peroxide rspieoement (sraymesl 

Also oettsr percentsgs Birmrngnerr, 

•nter location 042-M66 

BELL HOP - tor hotel m Farmington 

Hkls HoMl expenencs pratorrad 

Apply m person Ouekty mn. 31525 

W 12 mke 

/BELLPERSON 

tor luxurious hotel m Southfield 

eree Prefer experience Al ahifts 

Good benefit* 

Apply Mon, Fn. 9em-4pm 

EMBASSY SUITES HOTEL 

28100 FRANKLIN RD. 

SOUTHFIELD 

fuk tune, tor a 

primer Experience rm:aaiary Ap- 

ply si 13000 Inkster Rd Redlord. 

lust S of Jeffries Freewey 

BLUE JEAN JOB 

S4.25/HR 

We need dependsbis kght industrial 

workers Wtth rekabls trsnsportallcm 

tor short 8 long tsrm temporary es- 

ments m the Uvorke 8 Detroit 

is Day 8 aflsmoon shifts evek- 

sMe Merit mcreeaes. hokday 8 

bonus pay 8 heelth msurence Cal 

lor sn appointment 

CORPORATE 

PERSONNEL 

SERVICES 

18Q18 Middleben, Uvonia 

478-1010 

BLUE PRINT OPERATOR 

Entry level blue print mechme oper- 

ator Part-time work hour* 1pm- 

4 30pm H S Senior or college stu- 

dent drafting me)or 728-0600 

BOARDING 8 CLEAN OUT CREW. 

25396 5 Mke. Redford Ml. 

Mon-Frl. 9am-4:30pm 

BOOK WHOLESALER 

house person flecelvmg. stock, 

mm 1 yew experience Salary 

based on experience Benefit* Hr* 

9 to 5-30. Mon thru Frl. 937-8400 

BORING MILL - DeVkeg K Model Jig 

MM Operator Day*. Overtime Ex- 

perienced only Delta Reeeerch. 

32971 Captlol. Uvonia. 261-6400 

BORING MILL OPERATOR 

Days. Overtime. Southfield eree 

356-7670 

BRAKE PRESS OPERATOR 

Mschsnlcel snd hydraukc Must be 

able to do own breakdown, layout 

and setup Del en Fabricating Inc , 

12690 Newburgh Rd . Uvonia. 

591-0411 

BRANCH COORDINATOR 

For Ann Arbor Oadlt Union Office 

Musi be people oriented Experi- 

ence required m loens and caah 

Competitive salary snd benefit 

pecksgs Sand rkkums to P O Box 

5010. Rochester Ml 48306-5010. 

Attention Personnel 

BRICK CLEANERS/CeJkernTuck- 

^ 7 ^ 

BRICKLAYER NEEDED 

For amal )oba 8 repair wort. Expe- 

rienced onfy need apply Cakjm^- 

BRIOGEPORT 8 BORING MILL 

Operstors Only Experienced need 

apply 729-5700 

BRIDGEPORT HANDS - Menuol 8 

CNC Oetak 8 prototype Oays. 

overtime Bensftts Dslts Reeeerch. 

32971 Capitol. Uvonia 261-6400 

500 ttelp Wanted 

CARPET CLEANING 

TECHNICIANS 

Sears. Roebuca and Co 

kosnaae. FieaMp Clsanmg 

Services, has poaflions 

avak a hie tar Carpal Claen- 

mg Technicians N you Mie 

meeting and working wdh 

wort environment, this Is 

ths opportunity tal you Ws 

ofter a good wage end ben- 

alh package wnh rapid ca- 

reer advancement For tm- 

medists conslderetlon. 

1261-6790 


CARPET INSTALLERS 

Now is the time to come lo New 

York Carpet World Ihe induatry 

needy yaw round wort tar experi- 

ence carpet mstakars Must have 

tools 8 trsnsportstlon Ask lor stors 

marveger 973-2110 

CARPET INSTALLER 

Experienced, dependeble proiee- 

nonel Cal 495-3312 

CAR PORTER 

wanted M-Ume parson lo wort aa 

swjwner Apply m peraon A* tar 

Mkte Thompeon Uvonie CM>Mkf- 

Ptymouth 30777 Plymouth Road. 

Uvonia 

CAR RENTAL AGENT 

Now area, wtk tram Contact V 

Erwm 348-7799 

CASHIER - CLERK Ful time Good 

starting sslsry Merit pey incrsassa. 

paid vacation Apply 7-Eleven 

Stores 9001 Wsyne Rd . Livonie. or 

28205 Ford, Gerden City 

QASHIER 

For women'! epperel slors Experi- 

ence necessary mcludmg knowl- 

edge of NCR Benefits Include Blue 

Cross. Dental, Paid Vacations No 

evenings or Sundays 

ROZ 8 SMERM 

Mapis, Teiegrapn 855-8855 

CASHIER - MATURE 

For gift ahop In Arm Arbor ofltoe 

building Mon -Frl. days, full/part 

a 747-7770 

CASHIER/SALES 

Branch of nationally known womans 

fashion it ore has pert lime openings 

tor 

1 A person who is avakabla to wort 

mostly mornings. (10 AM - 4 PM ) 

snd some weekends and 

2 Psrt time persons who car^wort 

5-9 PM . and weekends Caaftar or 

u M experience required Should 

ba vary fashion conscious snd enjoy 

customer service « qualified apply 

m person 

MARIANNE 

New Towns Plaza. Canton 

Ford 8 Sheldon Rds Mon - Frt. 

CASHIER SALES 

FULt TIME pan time poeltlon open 

tor reeponslbie individuals. No even- 

ings or Sims Good starting wage. 

Howard i Beauty Supply. Famnino- 

ton Ask tar Bob 

: srmmg- 

477-5449 

CASHIERS 8 ATTENDANTS 

Poeitiona available Shea Auto Care 

Farmmgton HMs Fuk snd part time 

Fuk time starting pey 84 50/hour 

wtth advancement opportunities 

Senior* welcome 553-3166 

CASHIERS/COOKS 

Fuk ume eetabkahed mobile food 

service routes Approximately 

5 30em-2pm. Mon-Frl WW tram de- 

Bon 8 insurance after training Ap- 

ply 9em-4pm. Mon-Frl. at Douglas 

Foods Corp . 32416 mduetrtal RU. 

Garden City 427-9300 

CASHIERS 

Farmmgton Has Company haa lul 8 

pert time positions tor outgoing 8 

pleasant individuals Orae! opportu- 

nity to meet new people, hsxlbie 

hr*.. students welcome Good start- 

ing pay For deieka cak 855-3640 

BRIDGEPORT MILL HAND tor tool 

8 gage macheang Muat be qukft- 

fted Benefit*. Farmmgton srea. 

474-2744 

BRIDGEPORT OPERATOR 

tar Tool 8 Gaga Shop Oaya. Over- 

time. vacation. Bonus. Pension 

Plan. Blue Cross Apply m paracm 

26436 W 7 Mka. Redtord 

BRIDGEPORT OPERATOR 

Highly experienced w precision da- 

ta! wort Plymouth/Canton area. 

Pacer Manufacturing. 453-8282 

BUILDING MAINTENANCE 

Birmingham, weekends. Sat. 9am tlk 

6pm Sim Bam tM 12 noon naked la 

trsnaportatlon Graat )ob for stu- 

dent Apply 280 N Woodward. Sulla 

200. 647-7192 

CASHIERS 

For self-eerve ges nations Fuk 8 

part-Ume. Goonv 

Banaîtt include 

• POHI Vcxoiiont «• 

• Paraonol/Sich Doyx ^ 

• Employe* Discount ~ 

• Prwkf Shonng 

««»ibW ScKaduia 

Doy» e Evemngt • WaaVandt 

Pleaae Apply In Person 

A! The FoNowing Hlghlantf Supentore*. ^ 

ASK 

Southfield • Novi 

Dworborn • Troy 

Royal Oolc • Westland rxt 

Highland Park 

tO lM/f: ^ 7- 

YaOow Papaa436-002t 

OOkMMO COM*T CO MC 

• AARHALT PA VWO • 

LEHR 

Aopholt Paving 

•Maw wow aaAUMa 

AAAURFACA GRAVEL 

24 Boooment 

All Types oi Waterproofing 

Guaranteed - Free Catimalea 

Peter Maud - 476-1565 

AQUA-STOP 

Baeement repair/No outside digging 

Free eat Lite-time Juar 256-6626 

BASEMENT LEAKS REPAIRED 

Drama A Sump pumpe i spared 

• VEARS EXPERIENCE 

Ean H 474-6224 

FIFTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE 

Free Est naaacmabia Raiaa 

Seniors Discount $50 off per wel 

Al wort Guaranteed AMo 

534-9385 

27 Brick, Block, Cement 

ALL BRICK A CONCRETE WORK 

On • ae eye. Porchee. Ownneys 

Big/small jobs Lie A me 

Master Bu« Conetructton 5«i-346» 

ALL KIN06 of Camant. Brick 6 

Ms Big/amak toOa Stone, 

chimney rape**, gtaas block A pav- 

ing bnck A tke wort Exp.. Lie. A me 

Free Eel Cak anytime 534-1570 

ALL TYPES 

Bnck Btoc* A Cement Foundations 

A excavating, new A repair* res A 

com* days 534-3214 a«ae531-1632 

ANGELO S SUPPLIES 

CONCRETE READY MIX 

MAUL IT YOURSELF 

1/4 TO 2 YDS TRAILERS FREE 

Wa AMO WM Oo Al Types 

Of Camanf Wort A Pouches For You 

476-172* 

AIR COMPRESSORS 6 

JACK HAMMERS FOR RENT 

A-1 MASON - NEED WORK 

Chimneys Tucfcpoim. 

Don 645-6266 

BRICK MASON 

Bnck. Mock 

a 

G Masonry CkCCrMgdS7-lSS4 

CANTON CEMENT COMPANY 

Ak types of camanf SpecMMns n 

lemoiM A i^lkc—snl Ut 6 Ma. 

Free EM Cad Mi-NH 

CHIMNEYS 

RapMrad or DM* new Screened 

CMened Roof leak* Mopped 

ROWN COkfTRACTTNG 427-3*61 

CHIMNEYS 

Roofing ft Ounara 

Uoaoaed ft maurad. 

Sr . Cmsondtoc. 

BEST CHIMNEY CO. 

292-7722 

COMCRTTt COMTRRCTOa 

DRIVEWAY* geraêe wai a. 

EMH CONTRACTING INC 

Can^ftMeeo

"»* I F * OAE Thuraday. Saptambar 29. 1«W 

SOO W p W to l*d 

• t N O t r m l « Umury 

Development 

rM. MuM ba an 

CaB U.S. NomaaM 1-8840 

C€ RMICMEBttNOB 

Kill day 4 afternoon poM- 

ttone aveBePie Sal 4 Sun 8 30am- 

« 30pm or 4pm-11pm $6 par hour 

Meeaenanna aI lea RM 4 aur- 

roundmg ar »•• ZamtooM •ovt- 

« n piaMrad VMM Michigan Driv- 

er' Lxanee required Apply 630em- 

4pm. M CranProMt Educational 

Community PaieonnM Dapt... 

.ona (Sna M . BMomlli 

380 Lonel 

An Equal Opportunity Empioyar 

*o-" 

-yt * 

•c. >*-. 

al'l \ 

W"a ; 

n» 

5 ? 

- 

•-t-nX 

-*) » 

-*-> ' 

- N f 

eMeOree Farrnmglon Hills 

araa "Part time - evening hours To 

respond call between 10am-2pm 

281-3148 

JANITORS NEEOED tne floor care 

experience a must $5 an hr to 

atari Apply at Strawberry Hills, 

Inc 32906 MKJdieOei! Rd at 14 

Mile. Farmmgton Hills 

JANITORS - PART-TIME Evenings 

Farmington area Own transporta- 

tion Police clearance S5 00 par 

hour 537-3363 

JANITORS 

neapon»bie individuals lor immedi- 

ate openings Must have reliable 

transportation al ahrfts for Troy 

aree Tracy 272-8304 

FULL TIME Early Mommg Janitorial 

and Kitchen Utility Worker Some 

heavy Hftmg ideal for semi-retired 

or retired individual Apply bet 9-5. 

Tuea-Frl. Plymouth Elks 453-1780 

JANITOR 

For reetaurant kitchen ctoenmg 

3 AM -9 AM , 6 days 

Call Mary. 453-1632 

janitorial 4 BuKdmg Maintenance 

Poeltlon open In automotive parts 

company Good wagae 4 liberal 

benaflta. Apply betaeeo Sam 4 3pm 

al 15848 Qlendale, Detroit. 

JANITORIAL HELP 

For rrudrvight shift Apply at 

F 4 M, 1950 S Rochester Rd 

Rochester HMs 

JANITORIAL 

Help needed Part tima evening* 

Bloomfield. Troy 4 Ann Arbor areas 

45 per hour 10 start 3*4-0047 

JANITORIAL MAINTENACE Needed 

Part time All shifts 4 weekends 

CaU 961-4455 

JANITORIAL/OFFICE CLEANING 

poamona Fun and part time even- 

ing* Redford /Farmington Hills 

areaa 535-1004 

JANITORIAL - PART TIME 

Start 45 00 per hr Bloom field HOIs 

location CaU Mali at 646-8900 

JANITORIAL 

Part-time, nights Tranaportallon. a 

Muat »4 75 10 start CaU Mon-Fn . 

between 9-5pm. 728-8192 

J A N I T O R 

Staff office Building located in the 

northern suburba la m need of a full 

time tanitor 10 handle custodial and 

general maintenance duties on the 

afternoon ahifi We offer a pleasant 

working anvwonment. as ee* aa ex- 

ceaent wages 4 Benefits Succeeafui 

candidate win have some experi- 

ence in this field. a solid work Malo- 

ry, and be able to function as a 

mamear or i raarn PWaae send a 

reeume or letter ol mtereaf detailing 

work history to 

MAINTENANCE 

P.O. Box 784. 

Sterling Heights Ml 48311-0784 

An Eqoai Opportunity Employer 

500 H ^ p Wanted 

JOB COACH, mature caring m*y Mon thru Frt 8 lo 4 

KNK5KTS INN 

4 1216-Ford Rd . Canton 

No phone calls. p4aaae 

LABORER 

Must have vakd drivers license Fu* 

time Structural steel shop North 

vtlto 344-9300 

LABORER WANTED 

For construction compeny Muat ba 

dependable end have reliable trana- 

portallon Call Between 9AM-11 AM 

only 855-0417 

LABOR. General Factory No experi- 

ence neceeaary $5 50 hr Apply at 

38110 Abruzzi. Westland (See Plant 

Manager) 726-7770 

LABOR to * 15/HOUR 

Will tram Call lod*y 

Call Today 557-1200 

Only Fee t85 Job Network 

LAMINATION - experience 4 cabi- 

net .maker * anted 533-5600 

JEWELER WANTED 

Basic skills required Room for ad- 

vancament Will additionally train 

Aak lor Rick or Greg 651-8610 

JEWELER WANTED 

Experienced m repair 4 polishing 

Birmingham 644-1330 

JEWELRY STORE 

Seeks outgoing, dependable paracm 

lor tun or part time position No ex- 

perience neceaaary Will train Ex- 

K I T C H E N H E L P 

West Bloom Held Nursing Center 

near Maple 4 Drake, has opemnga 

for full 4 part time Kitchen Person- 

nel Starting wages $5 50 per hr 

•nth increase to 45 75 after 

6 months. $6 after 1 yr.. plus fringee 

Pleeae appry al 6445 W Maple 

between 9em-4gm, Mon-Frl 

LANDSCAPE CO needs reliable fun 

lime help fo« lawn maintenance. 

Must have own transportation 

421-8061 

LANDSCAPE FOREMAN 

3-5 years experience with p4ant ma 

tenets 4 msta»atton Have a practi- 

cal knowledge of decks, retaining 

waits patios ele Sell-motivated J 

able to motivate others Under 

standing ol landscape architectural 

plana Scandla Landscaping Calf 

Mary Ann Hansen 476-1735 


LANDSCAPE HELP WANTED 

full or part-time 

665-9546 

LANOSCAPE LABORERS 

Southfield/Troy 45 per hour 

Remhgld Landscape 

676-1351 

LANDSCAPERS - Needed, experi- 

ence need only apply Musi have 

tranaporation Fultime position for 

right parson 348-7572 

LANDSCAPING COMPANY needs 

workers, no experience necessary 

•Minimum 45 00 per hour Some 

weekends 592-4070 

500 ttetp Wanted 

LANDSCAPE LABORERS 

3-5 years experience lor large -ak 

established compeny Skendie 

Landscaping 

CMI Mary Ann Haneen 476-1735 


LANDSCAPING Lawn Maintenance 

people tor Southfield Co fun-lime 

Musi have own Iranaporteliqn 4 be 

354-3213. 46frtW^ 

LARGE WESTLAND apartmenl 

complex seeking ouiside 

Groundapersona Fun lime position 

Cal Mon Frl 6-6 lor inti 

729-5659 

L I B R A R Y 

A S S I S T A N T 

Part-lime inciudee some evemnga 4 

weenende Require* high achool 

giaduate or GED Library expen 

ence preferred 45 per hour Apply 

no later then Oct 4. 1966. to City of 

Troy Personnel, 500 W Big Beaver ~ 


~t*E^GUAROS. Swimrmng Ins true- 

torsÔyw«mtK Instructors Must 

Be at least T? Apply m peraon. 

Fermmgion YMCA 28100 

Farmington Rd 

LATHE AND MILL Hand Wanted, 

experience neceeaary Livonie eree 

421-4424 

LATHE HAND 

Experienced on tool work Retiree* 

acceptable Apply Waling Tool 

Company 23485 Industrial Per* 

Farmington Hills 

LATHE HAND 

Must be experienced lor tod work 

Spicar Tool Plymouth 455-1600 

LATHE OPERATOR WANTED 

Mm 1 yr experience Apply wtttun. 

6am-5pm at Fairway Tool, 5626 

Sheldon Rd (between Michigan 4 

Van Born ) Canton. Mi 

LATHE OPERATOR 

Farmmgton Hills machine shop 

needs persons to operate lalhe 4 

chuckers Some experience helpful 

Cell 9am-3pm Mon thru Thur* 

471-2300 

LAUNDRY PERSON 

part time, afternoon shift. 3pm- 

11pm Plymouth Cl 105 M eagerr, 

Plymouth 455-0510 

LAWN MAINTENANCE 

Must be 18 years or older Starting 

pay 45 00 per hour or more depend 

ing on experience Call 9am-4pm 

261-2814 

LAWN MAINTENANCE HELP 

Fun & part time now available Expe- 

rience preferred 46 lo 49 per hour 

Call 626-6054 

LAWN MAINTENANCE 

Help wanted must be experienced 

Starting wage 45 75 525-3163 

LAWN MAINTENANCE HELP 

wanted - start 45 par hour Call 

478-3526 

LAWN MAINTENANCE-Must be 

able lo operator a 48 walk Behind 

lawn mower operator an soger 

weed wackar. Blower & trim Bushes 

Must have a minimum 1 yr experi- 

ence with referencae Musi have val- 

id driver's kcense Call between 

7pm-10pm. Mon-Fri, 459-0218 

LAWN SPRAY TECHNICIANS 

Earn up to 4450 per week manoe- 

ment potential wW train 353-7799 

LEASING AGENT - PART-TIME 

for Apt complex in Westland Some 

Ctortear or sates expenence pi* 

•erred Can Manager Mon thru Fn,, 

10 30 to 6 30 Weekends Noon to 5 

459-1711 

500 Halp Wanted 

LIGHT ASSEMBLY 4 INJECTION 

MOLDING POSITIONS available No 

experience neceaaary Perfect tor 

bored Homemakers 12627 Fair- 

lane Livonia, or call 421-3650 

LIGHT INDUSTRIAL 

reading micrometers helpful, but not 

necessary Afternoon or night shift 

Apply at 38189 A brum Westland 

326-2664 

LIVONIA TOOL 4 DIE 

shop looking For an experienced die 

maxer benefits Call between Sam 

& Ipm 427-1230 

LMC INC now taking applications 

for snow plow operators with truck 

only 533-5462 

LOOKING FOR AD PERSON to help 

create dynamic advertising cam- 

paign Free lencar okay 

Ask for Marcie 977-6070 

LOOKING FOR COUPLE to deen 

office Building In Maple/Orchard 

Lake Rd area Must heve experi- 

ence 5 nigtits per week No week- 

ends/No holiday* 565-6243 

LUMBER 

Looking for a lew sarious full time 

people 10 Ml Sales and Yard posi- 

tions Apply m person at 

E r b L U M B E R C O , 

11970 Farmington Rd . Livonia 

LUNCH AIDES 

For a school m Farmmgton Hills. 

10 45 A M • 12 45. Mon thru Fn Re- 

sponsibilities include student su- 

pervision in the lunch room 4 on the 

playground-4 lunch room clean-up 

Call 851-2394 

MACHINE OPERATORS WANTED 

Days and afternoons available Ful 

time No parti ime Will tram 

476-7254 

MACHINE OPERATORS 

Mechanical experience or educated 

individuals to learn operations, ser- 

vice 4 repair of blow molding ma- 

chinery Apply m parson Mon thru 

Fn 9AM-4PM. 1351 Hi*. Weetlend 

LEASING AGENT (Experienced) 

needed lor tor luxury apartment 

complex In Southfield Can 10-6. 

355-2211 

LEASING CONSULTANT - part-lime 

position for large apartment com- 

munity Personable, deteii oriented 

with office experience Sales hMplul 

Cherry Hill/Beech Daly area Can 

Mon-Frl, 9am-5pm 277-1280 

LEASING CONSULTANT, part time. 

Including weekends needed for 

suburban apartment community m 

the DearBorn Heights area Experi- 

ence helpful 562-3968 

LEGAL SECRETARIAL Position 

available with Rochester law firm 

Salary commensurate wtth expen- 

ence CaU Renee 656-9600 

LIVONIA TACKLE SUPPLY 

Needs full time help stocking 4 sail- 

ing merchandiae 4 related general 

tasks Musi be punctual 4 wWmg to 

work 40 or mora hours per week 

Fishing experience helpful but not 

neceaaary Apply wtthm 28429 Five 

Mile Road, Livonia 427-2706 

MACHINE OPERATOR-Growtng In- 

strument manufacturer has open- 

ings lor a CNC lathe 4 verticle ma- 

chining canter operator 4 an aR- 

around machinist (hill or part time) 

Expenence required Set-up expen- 

ence desirable CMI between 12- 

2pm An Equal Opportune 

ty Employer 

M A C H I N E 

O P E R A T O R 

$ 6 / H o u r 

Good mechanical ability 

Will train 

West Side location 

CALL 

3 6 2 - 4 2 3 3 

Or Sand Resume To 

I P G 

S E R V I C E S C O R P . 

p O Box 4267 

Troy. Ml 48099-4267 


MACHINE REPAIR lor downtown 

area menufacturer Qualifications 

must include machine repair, car- 

pentry elecirtcal & plumbing FJI 

time position Secure prtvate perk- 

mg included Send letter to P0 Box 

07135 Detroit, Ml 48207 

Thursday. September 29. OAE 

500 Halp Wanted 500 Halp Wanted 

MACHINE SHOP HELP Some man- 

ual 4 CMC experience helpful Oerv 

aral shop hand Good pay and Pen- 

am* Weetiend aree Caa 326-1600 

MACHINING 4 Fabrication Shop 

mng mdMdual with a minimum 

of 1 yr M around ahop experience 

Applicants should poeeee* strong 

mechanical aptitude WW train right 

candidate Good working environ 

ment 4 benefit peckaga Contact 

Dev%Vocum «7A-79->n 

MACHINIST /BRIDGEPORT opera- 

tor 2 years minimum experience 

Plymouth aree Good future with 

growing company 454-0868 

MACHINIST - immediate opening m 

Southfield Fork lift experience pref- 

arabla not required Mual be able lo 

read a rule Mechanical aptitude a 

pka 352-7375 

MACHINIST 

Mature dependable lor smaa 

eatabkehed shop Turret Lathe, 

mill, lathe Apply at 

4915 Delemere. Royal Oak 

MACHINIST 

On day* and afternoons 

L4L Manufacturing 

272-4030 

MACHINIST 

Set-up 8 operator bridgeport 4 

clausing lathe to $10 par hr de- 

pending on experience 459-5955 

MACHINIST TOOLMAKER 

A ma»or induction equipment menu- 

fecturer has immediate opening* lor 

Journeyman Machinist Tookrvakars 

Graduate of certrfted apprennceefup 

program 8 8 yaar mechme tool ex- 

perience a muat Toolroom leader 

experience a plus 

Excellent benefits 4 profit sharmg 

plan 

Qualified applicants only Send re- 

sume 4 salary requirement to 

Personnel Manager PO Boa 5090 

Southfield Ml 48066-5090 

Equal Opportunity Employer 

Male' Famaie/Handicapped/Vet 

LIGHT MAINTENANCE/Apartment 

Prep - for apartment complex m Ro- 

chester Need awn tools 

Call Mon-Frl. 9am-4pm 6511880 

MAID part time lor small motel, 

weekdays and'or weekends Ap- 

prox 4 hours daily Start at 45 par 

hour Haggerty 4 Grand Rnrer 

474-2725 

M A I D S 

We are hiring full time energetic and 

trustworthy worker* who want to 

earn 46-48 per hour afier training 

Ideal hours Advancement Paid va- 

cation *rvj other benefits provided 

Can today lor appl 569-7524 

MAINTENANCE 

A new growing apartment communi- 

ty m Fermmgion HS« seeks a mem 

tenence peraon with a high standard 

ol workmanship Mual nana ganeiai 

enence m aa araa* of mamte- 

ce including apartment turn- 

over* CaB Wmdsmere Apartments 

Mon Frt-10-S 471-3625 

MAINTENANCE ASSISTANT 

Your experience a valuable to our 

growing Hampton Inn chain Ad 

vancament opportunities available 

lor qualified individual Minimum 2 

yrs experience or equivalent 

Knowledge of HVAC helpful Apply 

m person or send reeume to Hemp 

ton inn. 27500 Northwestern High 

way Southfield Mich 46034 

500 Halp Wantad 

MAJOR ANN ARBOR COMPANY 

nee immediele openings lor wora 

processors clerk typists recaption 

•sis and light industrial help Pan 

tima and tua time shifts available 

Can now 

NORRELL SERVICES 

769-0205 

MAINTENANCE An around plant 

maintenance mechanic lor foundry 

Apply Temperlorm Corp 25425 

Trans-K Rd Novi Ml 46050 

M A I N T E N A N C E 

Afternoon/evening 4 weeaend shifts 

available Hunter's Square, 1 'Telly 

Hall shopping canter located on 

Orchard La*e Rd al 14 M«e Medi 

cai 4 dental MneMs svailabie »"•" 

90 day* Can, 855 3*4* 

MAINTENANCE Bloomfield Sav- 

ings is excepting Resumes for lull 

time 4 pert-time employment Cen 

dtdate musl be able to Ml between 

25 4 501b possess * good driving 

record end previous maintenance 

experience Responsibilities include 

cleaning some landscaping and hght 

repair work Summit reeume to P O 

Box 5011 Southfield Ml 46086 EOE 

MAINTENANCE 

Experienced Able lo perform all 

phaaes of bu4dmg mam tenence & 

capable of doing finish 8 detail 

work Must have own tools 4 vehi- 

cle Salary plus mileage Send re- 

sume to PO Soi 8149 West 

Bloomfield M< 48304 

MAINTENANCE 

General an around handyman need 

ed. must havs own transportation 

Benefits included Can 553-6260 

MAINTENANCE HELPER 

Fun time Apply in person 555 S 

Woodward Birmingham or 645-1191 

MAINTENANCE HELP 

Bakery 12 AM to 8 AM 5 day* 

47 00 an hour Mechanical experi- 

ence helpful 353-4186 or 868-3313 

MAINTENANCE - largest manage- 

ment company m u S seets reliable 

person aa an addition to current 

stafl Excellent Benefits Can today 

lor an appt 274-5662 

MAIL CLERK/COURIER - Troy loca- 

tion. Ml tima, Mon Itmi Fn 6-5 

Benefits Sort, process, distribute 

man 8 general office aaaieianea 

Heavy lifting a required Muet have 

good driving record 4 own car High 

school graduate - clerical expen- 

ence helpful applications available 

Proctor. Homer. Warren mc 2100 

W Big Beaver . Troy, Ml 46084 

MAIL CLERK/STOCK ASSISTANTS 

needed lor temporary day 4 night 

shift m smppmg/receiving depart- 

ment of coupon pubkshsr Send ra- 

surns lo box 634. Observer 4 Ec- 

centric Newspspers 36251 SchooF 

csfl Rd . Livonia. Michigan 48150 

An Equei Opportunity Employer 

M A I N T A I N A N C E 

G R O U N D S P E R S O N 

Fua time lor large apartment com- 

plex Muat ba hard wortortg. yet de- 

pendable with axe aa ant attendanoe 

record Starting salary negotiable 

Bloomfield area CMI between 

I0em-2pm Monday - Sat 336-1216 

MAINTENANCE 

Experienced only - 3 to 5 year* FuB- 

tima IMaumas to Box 593. Observ- 

er 4 Eccentnc Newspaper*. 36251 

Schoolcraft Rd . LNoma. Michigan 

48150 

MAINTENANCE PERSON 

For attractive apt complex m West- 

ern suburBs Drywsil plumbing 4 

heetmg experience necessary 

Can between lOam-Spm lor inter 

view appt 326-8270 

M A N A G E M E N T 

RETAIL 4 RESTAURANT 

Openings include Specially fooqs 

retailer great day hours Ion service 

Family style restaur ants 8 district 

managers great salary bonus 

company car Sand resume Io 

Harper Associate* 15659 W 10 

Mile Southfield Ml 46075 or lw 

more info call Ann Mane Prevoel 

313-557 1700 

All Fees Company Paid 

MANAGEMENT TRAINEES 

Company! expending locally No e» 

penence necessary $15 an hour 

plus Bonuses white training Bir 

mmgham 256 9556 

M A N A G E R 

lor a brand new fun card 4 gift store 

at SummH Place Mali m Waterloic 

Retail management experience nee 

essary Seeking qualities ol ieede> 

ship mitttive 4 creatrvity 8 sense or 

humor which is a must lor retaiif Ful 

time salary Break out of boredom 

4 drop a note or resume to P 0 Boi 

992 South held Ml 48037 

MANAGER needed tor lull serve 

i ds station Benefits include dental 

medical Salary 4 bonus Send re 

sume to 7830 Beach Daly Taylor 

Ml 48 180 Atln Robm 

M a n a g e r s / 

Assistant Managers 

We Need Your Experience 

H g paopia »r»d wofhmg 

the public JAX KAR WASH has 

immediate openings We have 

ercelient training programs 

good startmg salary Bonuses 

medical insurance life msu» 

ance paid vacation if interest 

ed m working lor th* nation s 

leading car wash chain appry " 

person at 

J A X K A R W A S H 

28845 Telegraph Road 

Southlield 

Just S of 12 Mile 


Needed lor apartment community in 

N WoeOwerd area aubwrbs The 

qualified candidate must posses* 

baa* carpentry skills as well as 

OrywaU electrical, plumbing and 

general maintenance experience 

Good salary plus benefits Send re- 

sume or brlet letter with tob experi- 

ence to box 326 Observer 4 Eccen- 

tric Newspapers 36251 Schoolcraft 

Rd , Livonia. Michigan *8150 

MAINTENANCE PERSON - lull time 

lor apartment complex in Taylor 

Can Mon-Fri, 9-5 287-6000 

MAINTENANCE PERSON, needed 

•mmediatafy Full time N W area 

experienced in HVAC and office 

construction 626-2078 

MAINTENANCE PERSON for a 

large apartment community Some 

experience desired but win iram 

right person Cherry Hill/Beech Daly 

araa Can 9am-5pm 277-1280 


PART TIME 

For women* specialty store AM 

hours Liberal discount Retiree* 

welcome Apply W peraon al Casual 

Comers Twelve Oaks Man In Novi 

MANAGER 5 ASSISTANT 

Ful" time part time position Open ti 

amottious person Knowledge o" 

stock inventory 4 invoice checi r »o 

preferred advancement poienti* 

Howard s Beaulv Supply 'arming 

ion Ask lor Bob. 477:S44i 

MANAGERS 4 ASS ' MANAGERS 

Ambitious tafce charge person* 

needed lor eipandmg Local Home 

Oecoratmg Cham We offer gooc 

salaries wtth substantial earning po 

tential Benefits include Blue Cr.iss 

profit sharing pa«3 vacations ana 

more At least ?yrt college and p< 

or management experience pre 

terred Send resume 10 Mgrs 8 A* 

srstams 32525 Stephenson «», 

Madison Mgts M- 4807 1 

MANAGERS 

Southfield auto wash is looking '•> 

individuals who have leadersn.j 

training saies and creative abilities 

We offer attractive salary and bene 

Ills Send resume to Fans Aulo 

Wash inc 2*905 "elegrapr. South 

field Mi 48034 

MANAGER WANTED tor new 

way sandwich shop Downtown Ro 

Chester location Base salary plus 

bonus pacxage Restaurant enwv 

ence preferred but not required. 

Call Jim Ruemenapp after 5 30pm 

weekdays 373-5299 

SPECIAL MANICURIST wanted 

Canton area 453-1943 

MANICURIST Experienced in an 

phases of nail care Busy hair & 

tanning salon Downtown Westland 

Call Saranda s Salon 728-463U 

" t HOME G. SERVICE GUIDE ua 

4 P.M. TUESDAY FOR THURSDAY EQtTlON / * P.M. FRIDAY FOR MONDAY EDmOW 

.0 

1 yra aa 

7 aa»a - MMa TM-M17 

m TlaWort 

"nt itS 

SAPIENZA TILE 4 MARBLE 

Ouekty ceramic 4 mar tne tile instal- 

lation 4 repair Plumbing 8 rtxture* 

etc Free eat Journeyman 537-7875 

Sno-White Grout 

& Caulk Co 

Tie Cleenad 4 Poaehed 

• New Tub/Tie Seel 

• Siacone T*e Sealer 

• Complete Regroutmg 

445-3926 

277 Uphoiatary 

K I M ' S 

U P H O L S T E R I N G 

Servmg the Community 

For over 30 Yrs 

Re-upnoistering 8 

Custom upholster ing 

COMMERICAL RESIDENTIAL 

Vise 8 MC Welcome 

FREE IN HOME ESTIMATES 

427-5140 

MICHIGAN'S = ' Ouekty Uphoslsrer 

Expert Craftsman Fast Service 

Low prices Free In-home Est Sw- 

ing The Tn-County Area 358-A527 

284 Wallpaparing 

* BETTER JOB 

WALLPAPERING i PAINTING 

Paper Stripping Plaster Repairs 

Exceaent References 

15 Yrs Exp Lie Don 344-05*0 

All Right it s Time To Do it Right 

WALL TO WALL COVERING 

Joan 420-2724 

Ruth 624-8545 

CUSTOM WALLPAPERING 

8 INTERIOR PAINTING 

Servicing N Oakland area 

Mike 588-6538 

EXPERIENCED WALLPAPERiNG 

Fast Results Quanty Wors 

Oak land County Aree 

Margaret nan men. 625-9288 

G E N E H U B B U C K 

Pamttng 8 Waapapenng 

4 76-6310 Or 651-0666 

THE TILE LADY 

Quaaty prolaaalonai work by k- 

cenaed (ournayman bunder'con- 

tractor CMI *71-5050 

273 Traa Service 

1 CONNOLLY TREE SERVICE 

Tree Removal Tnmmmg Slump 

Removal 4 L and ' 

Free Esl 

Clearing ins 

462-6517 

AAAA NATIONAL TREE 4 STUMP 

Removal. Tnmmmg. Topping 

INSURANCE - LOW RATES 

326-0671 « no anewar - 537-3479 

AFFORDABLE TREE SERVICE 

Tnmmmg. remove! cabling Wood 

crape 4 Mawood Sr Oiecount 

Smce 1965 UC-lns 746-0644 

S T U M P R E M O V A L 

No yard damage Uuahe* removed 

clean-up 4 iandacape avaaacna 

Fraa EM Qarry Lyon. 426-* 124 

L O W P R I C E S _ 

P«f>«ri*g R«mo«|l Paintrni^ 

Plastering related rtpevs 471-2800 

•MICHAEL S WALLCOVERING 

Pape'hanging.removal Custom 

painting piaatermg Low rates 

Quanty wor* - 5 Yi Guarantee 

References Expenenced 356- 4t*4 

R O N A D A M S 

PAPER HANGING 

Can anytime 532-6431 

W A L L P A P E R I N G 

$10 par roa Paiming. Piaaiervig 

Wallpaper Removal 

356-7670 

MILLING M A C H I N E 

O P E R A T O R 

Immediate openings In (Ob shop lor 

experienced tool 8 3ie mm hands 

Richard Tool & Die Corp 

28600 Grand R'ver Farmington 

{Between 8 Mile 8 Middteoai' 

MILL'LATHE HAND 

3-5 years experience Gage detail 

work No production Blue Cros* 8 

dental Garden Ciry 427-5370 

MILL OPERATOR 8 

LATHE OPERATOR 

Experienced only need apply 

L 8 L Manufacturing 14430 Joy Rd 

Detroit 272-4030 

MOLD MAKER MACHINIST 

Afternoon sfwft . Experienced on 

CNC HUBS and manual mills Musi 

De able lo 'eed CMuepnnts snd msks 

set-up* Livonia manufacturing firm 

Call 8 AM to 6 PM 522-1422 

MORTGAGE LOAN OFFICER 

The continued expansion ol opera 

Hon* *t Ross Mortgags Corporation 

hss produced career opportunities 

lor those seeking a posit-cm oI Mort- 

gage Loan Offloer The qualified 

candidate should posses* mortgage 

loan origination experience a real 

estate sales beckground or other 

proleaaional sales experience Can 

or sand your reeume lo Roea Mori- 

gaga Corp. 2631 N Woodwsrd. 

Berkley Ml 48072 Attention Un- 

as Decern Dei 547-4700 

MOSTLY BASKETS 

Need extr* income - ? Want flexible 

hours? Sen meeker baskets 8 wall 

decor on Home Parr, Plan Repre- 

sentative* 8 Managers needed 

Call Branda - 1-800-521-1228 

MOTEL HOUSEKEEPERS 44 SO HR 

Reliable hardworkers needed - no 

experience necassar, Work m an 

environment where hsrd work is sp 

predated Appry m person at Red 

Rool Inn al Ten U.te and Grand Riv- 

er, Farmmgtor. Mills 

MOTEL MAINTENANCE 

Dutr. *060t' Plymouth 1 

Rd , Plymouth 

c P p PinkerlO" 557-4760 

SFCURi TV 

pcsil-ons i 

Oft ICE RS WANTEQ lor 

the Plymouth area Call 

4 78-8140 

RELOCATION OtRECTOR or spe- 

cialist tor relocation dept of a large 

Farmington national realty compa 

n. Experience preferred 4 78 6008 

RETAIL 

M A N A G E M E N T 

• Be a creative mecchar.l 

• use your knowledge >o motivate 

01 he's 

• Wake cusiomer s*vx.e a primary 

objacttve 

Excellent opportunifes available m 

Detroit and our Western suburbs 

wtth this long established womans 

laamon chain "hese are ideai' Dcrsx 

lions foe p-eseni Manager Trainees 

Ol Assistant Managers who *'e 

ready lor more responvbtitlies and 

a rewarding career wrth profession 

ais who will "leip develop you' skills 

Retail managmant experience re- 

quired p-eiivaMy m womans appar 

ei Compiete company benefits 

Please can lor confidential interview 

356-3933 

RETAL MANAGEMENT 

Growing womens fashion specialty 

chain has immediate" openings tor 

ret*il management ppsrfiona Must 

be enthusiastic 8 fashion oriented 

Ail r-epiies held -n strictest confi- 

dence For nte'view send resume 

to M> D Goidfarb HARDLEY 

ABOEN P 0 Bo. 2669 L'vonia 

Ml 48151 

RETAIL SALES bookkeeping 25 

hours pet week minimum meluding 

weekends Computer skills Can 

anytime 455-340C 

ROOFERS NEEDED 

2 rears experience srnngie roof 

Wolverine Sheet Metal 

533-4050 

SECURITY OFFICERS 

L'VONiA HEALTH CARE FACILITY 

has 3 new positions One each on 

Bays aflefioons midnights w*le I 

temsie w* mil iv.rn.sn uniforms S * [ 

good weekly paycheck You must I 

nave some security experience 8 be 

sv ail abW for any snifis 

Call between 10am-3pm for ap- '- 

pointment 8 Oelmis 

557-7737 

SENIOR SUPPORT iv'E CARE 

RESIDENCE sxmk5 mature energet 

< ceai'.e id'viduai '*nhca'-ons incvdsalary 

•eou-rements IC' videc Tape A/cm- 

visi PO box S451 -atnrut Vagt 

Ml 40C7« 

VOLUNTEERS Plymouth Twp Po- 

ne* department presently he* open 

ngs to- Vokunieei comnumt, ker- 

ncr offices Applications a.axlede 

b*»w*wr th* hours Ol 8 30am-5pn- 

Mon thru Fn al Plymouth 'a

I V I V ' V I I I 

04E Thuraday. 29. 1988 

f V V f V f f f l 

MARKET PLACE : 

Observer i Eccentric 

CLASS I R E D 

it 

WORKS 

SOO Heto Wanted 

~'T- $ HURRY $ 

JvlEW PROGRAM 

V»#vOu*l» n**fl*fl for telemarket- 

ing SURVEY program AIL *hfft* 

MMMI Mual Iim excellent com- 

mwnication ak«s 

NO SALES 

CALL TODAY 

ENTECH 

SERVICES, LTD. 

" . - KATHY 354-0500 

DENTAL NYOIENIST 

Experienced par1 turn UB tWTie, imfT>«ac«ie 

opening. Ptoasartt atmoaphara. berv 

eflts Southfield Candy. 355-9600 

DENTAL OFFICE MANAGER 

arrangements 

Ful ume. no 

and caaa planning 

wMkands. no nights Cal tor Inter 

•tow spot 

Dr M WEISS 

Redtord 535-1198 

502 Haip Wantad 

Dantal Madical 

DENTAL TECHNICIANS 

Part time caramaat needed Laam 

OiCOR coloring Piecawork avaa- 

abla 855-5533 

DENTAL TECHNICIAN CERAMIST 

Experience prelerred. Mon-Frl., 

Farmington srea 478-3355 

DIRECTOR Of NURSING 

Compeaaionata R.N experienced m 

gerialnc nursing lor s 115-bed ex- 

tended car* facilrty Must have good 

communication 8 organizational 

with experience in supenrtsnn 

and/or management preferred Sal- 

ary commeneurale wfth experience 

Ouakcara Nursing Canter 

925-8655 

OiRECTOR OF NURSES 

Needed for Nursing Home located «i 

the suburb of Livonia, Canton, 

Plymouth area Wa ara seeking a 

qualified ' To 

laiVherapy Management, inc . 2701 

Troy Center Drive Suite 291. Troy 

Mi 48084 

ACCOUNTING "CLERKS - 8-t2 mos 

experience 8 type 45 wpm Sr Typ- 

ist* 150-60 Wpm! 6 mos office expe- 

rience for major Lnronia Farming 

ton Plymouth Wtiom 8 Novt corpo- 

rations 55-57/tvr Call Gwen al 

Untforce 357-0037 

ACCOUNTING/GENERAL OFFICE 

Experienced lor Plymouth office 

Call Nancy 455-8120 

ACCOUNT REPRESENTATIVE 

Troy location ful time Mon thru 

Fr. 8 15-4 30 benefit* Account 

Representative lor our insurance 

-dept Minimum 1 yr ctoncal 8 cu* 

tomer service experience required 

Must have knowledge cv experience 

of dala entry onto a computer Re- 

sponsu«!»on 

A D M I N I S T R A T I V E 

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

WE OFFER 

• An excekent wage:benefit package 

• Opportunity lor advancement 

• Diversity of duties 

• Dynamic work environment 

QUALIFICATIONS 

• Strong organizational 8 

interpersonal skills 

• Confident decision maker 

- Previous office experience 

• Excellent clerical skins 

. Minimum 35wpm typing 

Don t hesitate send your resume to- 

day! 

OFFICE MANAGER 

P 0 Boa 5067 

Warren Ml 48090-5067 

Ar Equal Opportunity Employe! 

BOOKKEEPER-"FULL-TIME 

20411 W 12 Mrie Ste 201. South- 

fieio Experience necessary Call 

Kashat Accounting 352-6520 

BOOKKEEPER FULL CHARGE 

Fast-paceO ofhee m Farmangton 

Must have some computet experi- 

ence Excellent salary 8 benefits 

Reefy Box 602 Observer 8 Eccen- 

tnc Newspapers 36251 Schoolcraft 

Rd Livonia Michigan 48150 

BOOKKEEPER 

Full cnarge through financial state- 

ments tor 5 month aaaagnment Ex- 

perience with manual and computer 

•ystems will Quakfy a motivated m- 

nduai tc this challenging poemon 

CM 399-4900 ext 122 or send re- 

sume lo ICC 21470 Cookdge High- 

way Oaa Park Mich . 48237 


BOOKKEEPER fuk charge 

Full or part time Experienced m 

Building or real estate pretorred 

642-9168 

BOOKKEEPER - Fui charge thru 

general ledga* immediate openang 

competitive wages benefit* Send 

resume or phone J 0 I 45657 Port , 

Plymouth Ml 48*70 . 451-3300 

BOOKKEEPING 

FULL CHARGE 

Successful Souttihetd companies 

seek experienced Fuk Charge Book 

•eepers Must have 3-5 years of ex 

perence m manual and computer 

aed accounting and also proper", 

management and or equipment 

leasmg Generous saiar, and bene- 

fits if interested please send confi 

denial resume and salary '*qun 

it* lo Ms Utiank P 0 Box 69 1 

Ml 48037 

an recruiting lor An 

unity Employer 

BOOKKEEPING ' 

computerized 

Mon thru F/i 9-5 

CLERICAL tu* u 

able loi individual wnh Account* 

Payable becagiound You wai wora 

IO-12 ms ' wk on A/P 8 Ihe balance 

on doing ganaiai office work u»o- 

nia location Fua benefns Rapfy Kt 

Box 412 Ooeervei 8 Eccemnc 

Newspapers 36251 Schoolcraft 


CLERICAL - Fu* time poemon Deta 

entry 8 typing required Contact Mr 

Fisher lor phone mierview tiemeer 

toem i2noor 569-6800 

CLERICAL 8 GENERAL OFFICE lor 

retail *tor* fuk tune Birmingham 

eree 644 5646 

CLERICAL 

caw office in Farmangton Flexible 

-will Salary negotiable 

£ail for appointment *7 1-4030 

CLERICAL PERSON needed Farm 

ington Mitis agency P*rt time Light 

computer wort and -nemanc* expe 

tence helpful Briar at 855-2COC 

CLERICAL Position - Enlry cevaa $5 

per hr room to grow ixist be acne 

•o type file 8 use good common 

sense Send resume 1o Office Mg- 

2165' Meirose Southtiead 48075 

CLERICAL POSITION 

W BaoomfielO Reel Estate Office 

On Orchard LMe RC 

Repmre* telephone clerical and 

some typing sr lis Fun or pert time 

CM 85' 5500 

CLERICAL POSITION AVAILABLE 

lor Southfield travel company im- 

mediate ooenmg Ic ouaatfied per 

son Joe involves typing tkang de- 

tail work Please aper» m person be- 

rweOH 2-5pm HMHF Travel 29566 

Northwestern Mwy 

COMPUTER/ORTA ENTRY 

For West BicomRaid CPA fWm Ex 

per ence helpful but not required 

20-30 hour* par weak CM toi ap 

737 -»45 

COMPUTER INPUT TRAINEE 

For accounting lam Opportunity tor 

cajrrant hagh school graduate to 

•earn peyroa 8 bookkeeping mpul 8 

buemeaa eOucetaon neapim Write 

only Personnel Oeeooi 2*032 5 

Mae Redtord Ml 48239 


Office-Clerical 

Don't Worry 

ABOUT AXte 

An you 

• tor a nee < 

•sgur 

DATA ENTRY 

& LOTUS 123 

opportunity is knocking - find oua 

more about these long and *non 

lerm assignments m tha Downtown 

8 Soutnfield areas Data entry Oper 

aiors need 1200 keysiroaes'hr witn 

strong alpha and oumens *»«•* 

i.crtus 123 operators must type 

45 50 wpm and have at wast i yr 

eip'eaence Can us at 

ENTECH 


Ren Can 567-0050 

Farmington Hills 737-1744 

• Lookmg tor 

• m tranakaon 

- Wanting lo rMreah your 

TEMPORARY EMPLO 

COULO BE THE AieSYVER 

NEEDS 

• Fngmeenng Ctofk 

General Clerk 

Secretarial 

Word Proceaamg 

Customer Servace 

Data Entry 

Be Happ^ 

CAU. TOOA* 

j MARTIN. VICTOR TEMPO«A 1ES 

36215 W 10 Mkk Rd 

between -aisled 8 "kSy" I 

i Next door to WenOy W 

474-8722- 

ENTRY LEV£« 

3pfy your MB* m 

CONSCIENTIOUS ASSISTANT 

'Hided I 

partment 

include otam car 8 good fypang 

sank* Apply in person Belangar 

1001 Doheny C1 Northvuie 

im mediate tu* time i 

••dual witr good clerical 

I anv Iraar you to apply your 

position, .nvoivtng varied dukes m- 

;mamg tiimg mM processing 8 kght 

'ypmg . y 

Eacekent employee benefit* 8 pro- 

l motional opportumiies . eeW a 

chance to Develop advance atjjai 

New taolrty m Novi Tc 

CM Vicky Sata tor appi 

Lioen, Mutual 

Insurance Group 

An Eoue. OpportiXMty Empaove 

SOOKKEEPER-GENERAL OFFICE 

Fuif time Computer experience 

neiphu W Bloom head 737-7040 

Bookkeeping 

Partial Listing of Positions 

BOOKKEEPER Southfield area 

Company seeks individual for pay-on 

and accounts payable also 'espon 

eble lor unadjusted trial balance 

Wm also work wrth outside accoun 

tents Good opportunity 

FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER Do 

you enyoy the challenge ol computer 

conversions' N £ suburban rhlg 

lym requires fui- charge book 

a eeper Idea* candidate will have 3-5 

years experience work axiansiveiy 

wtth financial statements and nave 

anowtodge of PC networks Excel 

lent benefits 

DATA ENTRY - very sharp individu- 

al needed "or data entry Must type 

55 WPM and 15.000 SPH Prior ex- 

perience in accounting dept or with 

Lotus a plus 

HALF 

Robert Half of Michigan inc 

28588 Northwesiem Vrwy =2S0 

Southfield. Ml 48C34 

358-2300 

CLERICAL POSITIONS 

I Secretary Word P'ocesaors sexpe- 

'Hanced «nrh NBi 'BM Decmate 

Samna or rYangi 7ypast-position* 

a.aiiatue now' Top pay 

T e m p E x c h a n a e Inc 

•emporary Health Service 

Southfield 

557 5600 

CONTtKX DESK CLERK p*i 

time We are looking toi * part-time 

Control Desk Clerk m om Dast'ibu 

tion Center lo son Hatch 8 dislrib 

ute orders to be Mlec or, the after 

noon *hih Mon-Fr, Candidate 

snouiC neve experience utilizing a 

CRT Apply m person io 

unaed Stationers Personnel Dept 

32432 Caprtoi Dr L"*mia Mi 

48 150 

An Epuai Opportunity Empaoyer 

EJtECUTrvE SECRETARY For ed 

vertrsmg agency in AuDurr huh 

good salary 8 benefit* »enc '• 

sume to Marontau 2701 ament, 

Dr 5fh Fiocn AuOurn HWs Ml 4»057 

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY 

Southfield farm has immediate open 

mg Gooc typing math sane* 8 fiîf«»e wore 

proceasor Cy*tomer blag 

CAU. CONMt 

a 

larm asaapt » 

Fa*i paced 

Il a ie« *>*n*ig lar C**a 

•ae *B DaatofWiti 4. U 

mm towW ye a Hi 

Ca»Ce 

CALL I 

mwaawo-c^ 

o*T8 simrr OPCTATOB 

Tru* r y 

CAU. JANET 

ROCHCSTEH 

PC McacTAar 

Oecs lor major aorp Knowwge 

an 

agement the cnance to prci^ka - 

seive* m addition to an exoeaent 

wage 8 benefit package 

Sound intereatins~ Don t M this 

pass you by Seno your r«aM»aa «i 

with 

pect lor m 

mature, qiack leeirm 

me and abto to daai with * * 

431-1 

ments IO _ 

, EXECUTIVE SECRET Alff 

wifknn 10 pros- P O Box 5067 _ 

aas Should be Wirren Ml 46090-5067 

Equal OpportiKaty Emptjue- 

CUSTOMER SERVICE 

emoency Must ba dotak-inindad 

Benefits Immediale opening LWP- 

naa riaeuma 8 salary to 31251 In- 

dustrial Rd Lrvona* Ml 48150 

Attn O M 

EXECUTfVE SECRET, 

America s largest tut 

estate compeny m F 

lenge and ha* good 

B515 

CASHIERS 

Successful Ha-end Slereo neianars 

are looamg for reaponstoto hard- 

working. organized individuals, lui 

or part-time tor ft* present location 

m Birmingham 8 its new location m 

W Bloomfield Typmg. computet 8 

bookkeeping experience helpful, 

Musi have good communication 

ak*s Benefits 8 wages comperabie 

to expenence Apply I0am-6pm. 

Mon-Fn .at 1560 S Woodward. 

Birmmgham. Mi 48011 

payables pegooard system typmg. 

answering phones Nonsmoker 

Westland area / 595-7776 

CHURCH SECRETARY 

Ctoncal experience neceeaary No 

computer or shorthend required 

Redtord CM 9 ta 4 534-7730 

504 Halp Wanted Office-Clerical 

\ 

PART-TIME 

GENERAL OFFICE 

IDEAL F0A STUDENTS/HOMEMAKERS 

Are you interested in working from 5 p.m.- 9 

p.m., Mon.-Thurs ? We are looking for good 

conscientious people wtio could work ap- 

proximately 16 hours per week. Office expe- 

rience is helpful but not required For further 

in

12F* O&E Thursday. September 29. 1968 


Office-Clerical 


, t Apartmant communlly «n Mas! 

BUonlKM looking tor gv»il oAoa 

halp. flauM Hours. m mOi nac- 

• mar? Uav Md to SM u 

¥ Cal: 681 2900 

"-*v* 

•v 


Mature. raSaHla Typtog SO W»»M 

Mng. gala antry ftaipW Good mam 

•piituos plmiM taiaenona man- 

ual. I Yr ofltc* axpanaoca Raauma 

lo Omo» Manaoar P O Bo* 308 

SoulMlaKJ. Ml . 46007 


Oparung tor organized paraon «nn 

sirong oanaral ofica •»•»» Word 

Parlac! s pSjsl CaM Ml 6451 

GENERAL OFFICE WORK 

Construction ttacHflrounO fi^pfur 

Ful lima Livonia araa 

2ti-re79 

GENERAL OFFICE HELP 4 TVPIST 

"*•* Part lima, na»ibia Hour*. 

partact tor rvomama*a»» 

4S9-»eoe 

GENERAL OFFlce-E.pwaoca typ- 

mg. aaraei'nc pnonaa, (Jala pro- 

asano -Sane raauma Paraoonal 

Dapt So. M Ulica. Ml 48067 

GENERAL OFFICE WORK ah.pp.ng 

1 racarvmg. tuning, compular s»pa- 

risnca Appfy m peraon at Aviation 

Group 731C Highland Rd Pontiac 


Boefckaap-ng & typing n [ » w « 

maaniiai Noo-smo*mg o"oo*mg racap- 

tiorml Joe duties inchxM ans-aiering 

latapnooa, filing lypirv otc ln '*'- 

MM appomtmanl 471-0901 

V GENERAL OFFICE answer pnones" 

•ype «a post. I moat hava some 

bookkaap«ng Background) Immedi- 

ate opening Apply in person 12645 

- Haggerty. &e«evi.*te 697-3535 

• -» GENERAL OFFICE CLERK 

4 ' to* downtown Law 'wm full tim# «*th 

- ' benefits Sand to 1 

Kmg 1590 First Matioo»l BorKJmg 

Oetriol Ml 48226 

•»'. GENERAL OfFICE - growing 

Rocnesiar Hilla company dasiraa 

person tor office dutie*. phonaa 

typaig. «tc wm consider training 

. right parson Beneftls 652-0300 

-.•GENERAL OFFICE poartion at 

vhoiesaM firm Musi have typmg. 

computer or PC experience Calcu- 

lator 6 fihng experience neceaaary 

V** CaB Mike Durkecs 6-5. 663-2000 

GENERAL OFFICE - sharp individu- 

al with good number and 10 key 

skills WIU work on accounts pay 

% 

awe and other general office asMgn- 

w 

_ ments 10 mile and Lahser 

355-2000 

% 

r 


Tywata wrth 50 WPM and-Office ex 

1 pertence required to Ml long and 

short term, m various locations. 

PARTNERS IN PLACEMENT 

474-8500 

5; GENERAL OFFICE 

to *- National «rm m Southfield haa posi- 

« tion available with interesting i var- 

ied duties Good clerical skins nec- 

essary Excellent Beneftl* 

Caeeded 'or 

Non smoking Southheid Law Office 

2 yrs expenence will instruct Word 

Processing Good benefits 358-0111 

LEGAL SECRETARY 

For Southfield lae firm Sharp skids 

and word processing beexground. 

excellent working conditions arvd 

Benefits 354-4030 


'his tob requires a secretary o«per 

enced m plaintifl litigation & Word 

Perfect & JiWe 4 willing 1o handle a 

bus* one man office Birmingham 

6*77?3T 


lor well-organized partner in South 

field L*e S professional pnone 

skins retjiared Word proceasing ex 

penence helpful Send reeume to 

CPA 20077 Northwestern Mighwev 

Suite 200 Southfield ML 40034 

REC E P T lONlS T /CL F RK 

Fua ume Pleasant personamty and 

telephone manner a mual Accu- 

rate typmg tk«s Mth dale antry ex 

penence heipto< Prolassinnal ap 

pear ance CaO Yvonne Air^M W» 

RECEPTIONIST 

Growing le 

tWverehea 

mumcation skies I warm pel tunc* 

ty Entry level wnh room tor grow* 

TEMPORARY SOLUTIONS 

RECEPTIONIST 

Muat have a v»ry i 

Sl 

•* 

fStngi 

PO eO* 2227 

•OUTMPVLO Mi « 

RECEPTIONIST 

Immediate opening tov a national 

advertising agency Must have good 

communication skills S a pleasant 

professional manner Typing skills a 

Phil Send reeume 4 salary require 

ments 10 Personnel Dept J Welter 

Thompson USA 600 Renaissance 

Center Detroit Ml 46243 

RECEPTIONIST 

Responsible for answering phones, 

greeting visitors opening 4 dispers- 

ing mail UPS iighi typing, meeting 

setup 4 light package 4 delivery 

runs mmediate fua lime permanent 

employment in active real estate de 

veiopeis office 32770 Grand River 

Ste 200 Farmington 46024 

RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY 

needed part lime lor leal paced 

professional company in T»cy Ap 

pi«. ants must possess axceUenl 

speaking voice and telephone man- 

ner prolessional attitude and ap 

pear ance rypmg 50 WPM minimum 

wth word ps FuH f Tie ••cee*>e 

fits P>ease canM4-S300 24S a ^ , 

SECRETARY 

Erb LUMBER CO. BLOOMFIELD HILLS 

TO $20,000 

Secretary wilh good word process 

ing lean choose your own software I 

Ic work in beauli'ul frendry office m 

Bioom'ieHJ Hills Need to be good 

wilh figures 4 able lo proeesi ac 

counts payable transactions Great 

benefits Cat' Linda 


RECEPTIONIST 

Farmmgton Hills commercial photo 

studio has immediate opening tor a 

full or pan time receptionist Must 

have accurate typing skills o' 

45wpm a good business sense 4 

eiceiieni telephone manners Must 

have prior clerical experience in 

working with customers 

Apply m person at Photo Concepts 

Inc 23042 Commerce Dr Suile 

20pi Farmington HlHs. M 48024 

Phone calls accepted lor directions 

only 4-7 430T Apply Ft Sept 30. 

between t tam 4 Ipm only or send 

resume 

RECEPTIONIST 

Opportunity tor recent secretarial 

school graduate oi homemaker re 

turning lo work force to handle 

phones perform light typing 4 tin m 

lo» olier administrative sta" 

Can Linda 

ONYX 

356-6699 

R EC E PTiONlS T .'SECRET A RY 

Position available in Troy office of a 

large insurance company Flespcmsl- 

bililies include typing verbal 4 writ- 

ten communication skills word pro- 

cessing on IBM computet Ming an- 

swering phones must be able to 

work independently without supervi- 

sion insurance experience back- 

ground helpful Good working con- 

ditions interested applicants please 

send resume 4 salary requirements 

to 

Patricia Miller 

• THE EQUITABLE 

5435 Corporate Or 

Suite ?oa 

Troy M> 48098 


RECEPTIONIST/ 

TYPIST 

Eacen sfc .lis 4 a 

p*evICKJS 6 months «*perie«"»ce on an 

E«ecu?o**e pnooe system or similar 

ar* neecSed fo* a fasi paced compa- 

ny m Tha Birmingham area immedi- 

ate temporary requirement Dol lorvg 

term otftion available Call Lynn for 

this career opportunrty 

ONYX 

356-6699 

•I F "day Pay the ONYX Wayi 

ONYX 

356-6699 

SECRETARY/BOOKKEEPER 

investment Company Excellent typ- 

ing sinils Tares payroll acAxinling 

tor several companies -ental prop- 

erty Eiperience with personam om- 

pu'er a plus Bloomfieid HlHs loca- 

tion Salary commensurate wfth e> 

Penence Send resume to Thomas 

Jordan 300 E Long Lake Rd Ste 

= 310 Bloomfieid H.lis Mi 48013 

SECRETARY BOOKKEEPER 'or 

small manufacturing firm Must be 

reliable hardworking and have 

bookkeeping experience Westland 

area 595-6400 

SECRETARY 

Branch office of large life insurance 

company m Bloomfield hills rs seek 

ing individual possessing good typ- 

ing and organizational' skirls Posi- 

tion offers full benefits and a pleas 

ant working environment Salary to 

commensuerte wilh eiperience 

Please send lull resume io 

Manufacturers Financial Group 

500 N Woodward Ave Ste 250 

Bloomfieid Hills Mi 48013 Attn 

Rosemary Jehus 

SECRETARY Bright accurate 4 en- 

ergetic personality wfth excellent 

word processing skills will meet the 

Qualification* lor this diversified po 

sit ion in Red'ord Chaotic friendly 

atmosphere 533-3200 

SECRETARY/COMPUTER 

Electrical automotive supplier has 

immediate opening lor an individual 

with 1-2 years secretarial experi- 

ence Musi be able 10 type 55 wpm 

with Ihe following Quarficafrons a 

plus 

• Wend Processing Experience 

• Oata Entry Experience 

6 Efecrive Communication Skills 

We offer «r att'active benefit peck 

age salary will commensurate wtlh 

experience f interested send re 

sume to 

Gre§ McMaster 

13042 Fairlane 

Livortta. Ml 48150 

SECRETARY LAW OFFICE 

WESTLAND Fu»ltime untn « •'>"" 

typing 4 word processing skills 

Call Nancy 729 4."-53 

SECRE ' ARY 

L aw office in Dearborn wis ,«er 

oltic" e« penence »eqwi>ed 

65wpm 2 7 

ft 

SECRETARY 

Loca- menufactunw needs person 

with word processing and secreian 

Sl experience fo eork m last pa- 

maiketing and genera- of' i « 

Srtution Oualiliec applicant* send 

resume including salary nciu-'e 

ments to Personnel Director 

taction Automotive Co-P 1riow>tw - wo- 

SECRETARY 

COMMERCIAL 

REAL ESTATE DEP1T. 

Commercial bank in Troy has in im- 

mediate career opportunity 'or an 

experienced Secretary Candidate 

should have knowledge cl mortgage 

loan documentation professional 

Customer relation skills and excei- 

lent typing ability Salary commen 

surate wth eiperience Send re 

sume and salary history m confi- 

dence to 

HUMAN RESOURCES SOE 

PO BOX 5823 

Troy Ml 48007 5623 

Equal Opportunity Employer M/F 

SECRETARY/ 

PC OPERATOR 

A Fortune 50 corporation is current 

I* seeking an experienced Sec*e 

lery'PC Operator This position ts 

located in Troy 

We 'equ"e'sic«ud ng persona 

compular High School and Bus- 

ness school or equivalent eiper 

ence is necessar, 

We offer an excellent saiary and 

benefit package interested candi 

dates should send a resume com- 

plete with salary history in complete 

confidence 'c 

Box 614 Observer 4 EcceniK 


Rd Livonia. Michigan 48150 


SECRETARY 

Detron-based Financial institution 

has an opening for a lull-time, hard 

working se»-starting person with 

accurate typing skins 150 WPM| wtth 

Word Proacessmg experience 

(Wordstar a Phisi Person should 

have the ability to lake on various 

responsibilHies 4 have an excellent 

phone manner Candidates wm have 

tne potential for advancement in the 

financial industry For considera- 

tion send resume lo 

Secretary 

P 0 Boi 779, 

Detroit M< 48231 

SECRETARY 

EI perienced Southfield area Typ- 

ing 50 wpm Property Management 

company Ml time 3S3 M54 

SECRETARY Experienced Busy 

Southfield office Word Perfect a 

plus Call Befty 355 5600 

SECRETARY Experienced in typ 

puters telephone 

Ferndalearea Ca* 11am-2pm 

543 5566 

SECRETARY FARMINGTON Office 

Excellent salary 4 benefits lor expe 

/•enced person with good organiza- 

tional saats 4 some computer expe 

nance Reply Boa 604 Observer 4 

Eccentnc Newspapers 36251 

Schoolcraft Rd . lrvoma Michigan 

46150 

SECRETARY FOR LAW OFFICE 

FuS time 

13 Mae 8 Telegraph area 

256 5959 

SECRETARY 

tor Counseang Center m North ufa 

Office expenence preferred Typeig 

SECRETARY . lor S W Oakland lew 

mg speemg. typing 6 'ran 

aa«s -eqiared litigation 6 

wnh reaume 6 aalary flaalrad to Box 

•400 NorlHvOe Ml 46167 

SECRETARY 

p uesianin 

CMI hot ei 

neceeaary 

S3 7 6400 

SECRETARY tor wea 

sec ret aw 

two SUM m trtm human 

SECRETARY 

Progressive growing industrial 

commercial 'eel estate hrm has 

opening For a aenerai secretary : b> 

ice manager Ccmveruent Souihfieid 

location Experience w«»-. real esiate 

office procedures'data processing 

systems helpful bul not mandatory 

As* tor Mi Rideout 358-2255 

SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST 

tor Southflald attorney 25-30 hours 

per wee* Prefer 1 yr experience 

569 2994 


Full-time Southfield location Stan 

mg salary 15 /nr 424 8452 


For small but growing company 

IBM PC experience a must Enthusi 

asm sense of humor a plus For m 

ter view send erier or reeume to 

P O Box 756 Novi M> 46050 


National voluntary hearth agency 

Office m Garden City Excellent typ 

•ng end telepnone answering skins a 

must Sand resume 10 Personnel 

Director 6701 Harrison, Garden 

City Ml 48135 or Call P Keener 

425-6630 

SECRETARY'RECEPTIONIST 

An established and growing Real 

Estate Menegement 'irm is seeking 

a responsible executive oriented m 

dividual Pleasant teiepoone men 

ner good typing and word process 

mg skills required Prestigious fun 

service Southfield office buedmg 

Good salary and fringe 

356 1363 

SECRET ARY. RECEPTIONIS T 

Pubkc Relations Agency in iivoma 

needs self sianec with exceaent typ 

mg 4 phone s*«a pk-is ability fo 

wort on numerous deieeed protects 

at once Benefits pecaege Send re 

•ume I aalary Ksiory lo Bo. x62C 

Obeerver 4 Eccent 

3«3S t Schoolcraft Rd 

Michigan 46 L50 

SECRETAR*/RECEPTION IS ' 

We ara a laadmg nation* menufar 

Mart rap of electronic electrical 

components seeking an expert 

enced mature person to beam work 

»~f»alai, Prefer IBM PC fama 

•rtfy eath word procaaamg 4 spread 

afieei knowledge Poemon may m 

Oude customer sennce aefu neit n 

Ty We ofter competitive salary A e> 

ceaem benefits Seno reauma to 

0 ' slch. 7125 Orchard La*e Fid 

a 207 W BloomfSeld Ml 48322 

SECRETARY 

RECEPTIONIST 

Oo you aha vanad reaponaabWiW 

Can you type 50 60 wPu eccurate 

!*•> Are you energetic' Oo you have 

• pereoneti "* 

Wot* HOURIIN chance lo aM in- 

m sght booaaaapatgi Wo>M 

you Me tc work m The TOOT. Center 

Complae » SoutMMd-' WouM you 

mm to work M • gro-kig «ynamac 

and tan emermmerns m YfS arap 

SaMryMtltOM 

»r«J?^frfR 8 sT* run 

boumnti.0 mi 4*075 

MC*tTARy/*«CEPTlON«T tor 

secret arv -wceptoawt 

Thursoay. SeplernbBf 29, 1988 OAE #13* 

504 H*tp Want»d 

0ffic*-CI«nc«l 

504 Mp W»nt»d 

OtficB-Ckrtcal 

SECRET ARY/RECEPTION 

Experienced wfth good typeig and 

phone Skills Vary good benefit 

package end aorkmg conditions 

Oaaeitlla Area Ca* lor appointment 

197-5000 

SECRETARY, RECEPTIONIST 

lor Southfield Law firm Excellent 

speamg 4 phone u « required 

Good typing skins Word practising 

knowledge helpful No previous la- 

gal experience necessary Non 

smoking office 356-5353 

SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST 

position avaaabie «i a national cor- 

poration located m Southfield >oi a 

reliable person with a couple of yrs 

of soad experience having typmg 

skias of 50 • wpm good organiza- 

tional skdls CRT skills 4 good at 

tention to detail Advancement op- 

portunity for the proven individual 

Caa Mrs HII at 569-1448 

SECRETARY SALES OFFCE 

Wa require excellent Typing 4 short- 

hand skins ss wen the ability to op- 

erate general office equipment in- 

cluding IBM P C Af least (Si yeers 

eiperience Pleasant telepnone per 

sonality important Respond In writ- 

ing, wilh resume 4 salary require 

ments, io Stone 4 Co . Inc 

4967 Crooks Rd Suite ISO 

Troy Mi 48098 

SECRETARY 

Seeking person with inttletive lor lull 

time secretarial clerical position m 

our busy office This person musl 

nave accurate typing 4 pleasant 

phone personality Compute expe 

rienos preferred Salary common 

surate Contact Cnarlorte 421-4500 

WORLD SHIPPING 

SECRETARY Southheid office 

needs a general Secretary with word 

processing skills 4 general office 

skins Please can 354-2070 

SECRETARY 

SouthfieiC company needs an enei 

get*, highly experienced secretary, 

able fo work long hours as needed 

with administrative capabilities 

mowtedge. of computers word pro- 

cessors and st'ong orgarwzationai 

skills Qualified applicants please 

send resume to P O Boi 300 

Southfield Ml 48037 or can 

353-3311 Exl 217 

SECRETARY 

Southfield professional firm needs 

entry level floater secretary nfio en- 

fOys change and interpersonal con- 

tact Duties mclude typing, filing, 

copying and answering pfsonea Ex 

celleni grammar spelling and typing 

skills required Competitive salary 

and benefits It interested send re- 

sume and salary requirements to 

Ms underwood P O Boi 891 

Southheid Mi 48037 


SECRETARY 

TQI FRIDAYS 'NC has ar immedi- 

ate permanent part-time position 

tor a Secretary to work 25 hours per 

eeek . 

We require excellent Secretanai 

skills inclusive o« Typing operation 

of basic office machines office or- 

ganization 4 proven communication 

skins Word Processing skills re 

quired 

This is an excellent opportunity lor a 

mature energetic 4 enthusiastic in- 

dividual lo |Oin ow northern division 

team responsible tor over 70 reeiau- 

rants wrth offices located m South- 

f»d Excellent salary 4 beneftls 

please send resume to 

JOni Dyer 

TGI FRIOAYS. INC 

26261 Evergreen Rd Ste 210 

Southfield, Mi 48076-4447 


SECRETARY wtth good basic typ- 

ing shorthand 4 dictaphone skills 

'or Livonis law office IBM PC expe 

rience preferred CaM 263-1111 

SECRETARY Word proceaamg file 

management general office duties 

oiease sand reeume to Advanced 

P O Boi 97 Wayne. Ml 48184 

SECRET ARY-WOPD PROCESSOR 

Excellent opportunity tor pan time 

word processing secretary Good 

pay Hours 12 Noon - 5pm, Troy 

area 589-0500 

SECRETARY 

1 girt office, 9am-5pm Mon-Fn 

Shorthand required pm* genera 

office duties 645-5700 

SECRETARY-1 girl office, experi- 

enced m accounts 'ecevtabie ec- 

counts payable bookkeeping 4 ttght 

typig Non-smoker preferred Expe- 

rienced only appfy Jody 646-3636 

SECRETARY - 15-18 hrs/wk Typ- 

ing. computer 4 good organizational 

skills a necessity Birmingham 

YMCA 644-9036 

SOUTHFIELO LAW FIRM 

Secretary/Receptionist Mirnmi*n 2 

yrs experience Will train In word 

processing Non-smoker 

Gary Eisenberg P C . 

2000 Town Cente< Suits 1760 

Southfield, Mich 48075 

357 3550 

SPANISH SPEAKING 


TO $19,000 FEE PAID 

Fssi growing Farrnmglon HiBs m- 

pon/export company often better 

than Big 3 benefits Loeds of ad- 

vancement and greal working con- 

ditioria tor typing of 50 wpm and 

word procaaamg knowledge Hurry 

can Shirley now 851-3660 

SNELLING & SNELLING 


STEP INTO A CAREER 

Fed up wfth positions thai ofter no 

room for growth? Our company oi- 

lers temporary 4 permanent oppor 

tunnies m all dancal areas A posi- 

tion with us ia a step into a career 

To be considered tor one of our 

unique opportunNiee, send reaume 

wfth cover letler to O/E Manage 

ment Service* 1408 A»en Drive 

Troy. Mich 48063 

SYSTEMS OPERATOR-For South- 

field location Wang VS system or 

IBM 34 01 36 experience required 

Send reaume 6 salary reqiarements 

to Box 612 Observer 6 Eccentric 


Rd Lrvoma Michigan 46150 

TELEMARKETING 

(EVENING ONLY) 

If you can work trom a we* orga- 

nized 4 flexible script, have never 

been employed aa a telemarketer 4 

have at least 20 hours of evenmg 

tima available weekly you oould 

qualify tor true new group bang 

formed You wM Da contacting peo- 

ple who have purchased Irom tMs 

compeny m the peel wfth the objec- 

tive of determining ma product raa- 

sbmty 4 ra aalab*amng customer 

conltdenoe CaU Lytm 

ONYX 

356-6699 

I Friday Pay the ONYX Way) 

TELEPHONE INTERVIEWSF«S 

j i sin ^ pari tune evenings Son 

» - - 1 •— 1 »• —* w- - - 

handwriting -tnaaery 'ategrapn. 

Square Lake aree Aak tor Ltt SJ0 - 

TELEPHONE RECEPTIOaaST 

Be aome tfptno 

25 hovs pm was*. UOO 

TYPIST 4 GENERAL OFFICE 

OPENING-For Troy inaurance agen 

cy Fua ume Muel be conecienuous 

CaU Nancy 649^6866 

TYPIST 

Lrvonia insurance agency seeks typ- 

ist wfth math aptitude CM Mrs 

its 26 1 2230 

TYPlST/RECEPTIONlST-Farming 

ton Company nee immediate fua 

TY PtST ^RECEPTIONIST 

Good telephone personality a» 

around office help immediete open 

•ng SoutnfielO aree neeurnan lo 

Box 460 Observer 4 Eccentric 

Newspapers. 36251 Schoolcrefl 


TYPIST/ 

RECEPTIONIST 

TO $18,000 

Need average typing skills plus lots 

ot confidence to handle office 

routines process men trace snip- 

ping 4 *eep managemeni informed 

Excellent benefits CaU Tom 

ONYX 

356-6699 

505 H«4pWant«d 

Food-B*v«rag« 

BANQUETS & 

CATERING 

PART TIME 

Flexible hours, premium pey 

Wart Staff 

Cooks 

Bartenders 

Apply m person Mon thru Sel 

10 AM-4PM 

Roma s of Lrvonia 


Roma s of Garden City 

32550 Cnerry HW at Venoy 

Roma s ol Bloomfieid 

2101 S Telegraph 

N ot Square Lake Roed 

BAR PERSONS BUS PERSONS 

Wait Steft High energy lop pay 'or 

tne nght people Apply within Body 

Rock CA 19245 W 8 Mile be 

iween Southfield 4 Evergreen 

BAR 4 'ABLE WAIT P£HSON 

Apply between 10 am 6 pm Hot 

Shot Saloon 28121 Plymouth Rd 

Livonia 261-1350 

BARTENDER 

Evemrigs. ' -ie»da, thru Saturday 

Experienced Dakota Inn RathskeB- 

er Detroit 867 9722 

BARTENOER tu» or pan time 

Pages Food 4 Spirits Farmmgton 

Excellent wages 4 benefits Contact 

Vicki 477-0099 

TYPISTS 

SECRETARIES 

Looking to advance youi career "> It 

you Ste you need exposure to the 

right opportunities The ONYX 

Group has opportunities for you 4 

can work tor you whether you *•* 

lookmg lor a temporary assignmer.- 

tor a permanent |ob Call Tom to 

rear wfiai the ONYX Group can oo 

'Oi you today 

ONYX 

356-6699 

iFridey Pay tne ONYX Wayi 

TYPIST - wtth Statistical typmg 4 

computer experience • (oi CPA firm 

Send resume to Kieiman Carney 4 

Greenbaum 32000 Northwestern 

Hwy Sle 275 Farmmgton Hats Ml 

48018 - Attention D Greenbaum 

TYPIST- 2 yrs experience pre 

•erred Some knowledge wortJ pro- 

cessor helpful or muling to learn 

Benefits Can Betty or Jan 557-2520 

WALLPAPER 4 FABRIC STUDIO 

needs an organized person with 

great follow-ttiru skills and who en- 

toys paperwork 

Windows 4 WaHs m W Bioom'imd 

661-3840 

WORDPROCESSER 

SECOND SHIFT 

NOVI 

5 00pm thru 1 30am schedule be- 

gins after 6 lo 8 week day shift ori- 

entation Transcnption/secretarual 

duties, nonsmoker only superior 

Spelling a necessity Pleasant out- 

going manner for a busy medical 1 

legal Novt office Profesaionai ap 

pearance wordproceaamg comput- 

er knowledge Send resume and sal- 

ary requirements to Boi 6280b- 

server 4 Eccentnc Newspapers. 

36251 Schoolcrefl Rd ctvonie 

Michigan 48150 

WORD PROCESSING 

SECRETARY 

TO $21,000 

EnfO* alt Ihe advantages of working 

•or a large successful company 

Good skins and professionalism 'or 

the cnoc* fee paid position Call 

Bemice at 353-2090 

After 5 PM Appointments Available 

SNELLING & SNELLING 

WORD PROCESSOR Northvin* 

law firm seek I individual wfttt excel- 

lent speamg. typmg 4 transcription 

abilities tor Syntrex Aquarius word 

proceeaor -egai experience helpful 

Send resume stating salary desired* 

to Box =400 North vine Ml 46167 

WORD PROCESSOR lor Marketing 

Department of Plymouth based 

compeny Entry level tu« lime posi- 

tion with benefits Send '*ecime lo 

Kathy Depp Human Synergistics 

398 19 Plymouth Rd . Plymouth Ml 

48170 or cMl to schedule an inter 

view 459-1030 

WORD PROCESSOR-For Southfield 

lew firm 3 yrs legal experience re- 

quired, Wang VS system lpm-8pm 

or 2pm-9pm Cat Evelyn. 262 -1600 

WORD PROCESSOR Part Time 

IBM PC experience necessary Send 

resume Attention Office Manager 

27400 Northwestern. Ste =401, 

Southfield. Ml 46034 

WORO PROCESSOR-Musi type 65 

wpm 4 have Dec-Mate experience 

Office localed on Telegraph Rd 

near 12 mae Excellent hours 4 ben- 

eftts Pleeae can. Mrs Fields 

540-0500 An Equal Opportunity Em- 

ployer 

Word Processors 

DISPLAYWRITE 4 

Preferred 

Farmmgton area Free training pro- 

vided lo Qualified applicants Ca* us 

to find our morel 

ENTECH 


737-1744 

Word Processors 

Put your fingers to worV at long and 

•Tort term word procaaamg assign- 

ments Software prelerred mclude* 

MICROSOFT WORD 

DISPLAYWRITE 3 

Training provided to qualified appa- 

cants Cai today tor more details' 

ENTECH 


588-5610 

WORO PROCESSOR 

ml long lerm position lor pro- 

— Good 

569-0500 

WRITER - Fermmgion Han ad agen- 

cy expenence tn writing cop* lor 

K nee .newspapers i catalogs 

,000 Fa* paid 

ADMINISTRATIVE - assistant. 

SoutMMd ) yrs ecxuauntmg 4 dee- 

per mx* Wtiii saw 

Controaer P O Boa 

Ml 461S1 

•» TELLER 

Floating poeflon 1 MaBli M 

credn Mon Puitoua MBar ei 

op Serve 

tZcMgasi 

TYPIST-ENTRY LEVEL 

PVnouah/CanMn araa menu—cm 

2 5 ? M M t a l 

send t s m or apc*r •< parso* at 

A-LINE P L A S T I C S 

« iBHOWCM—nn Typtna ererd pro- 

ceeetng' Lotus 1 2.3 Benefits 

S1S.OOO Fee paid 

CLDM81 

office experience -1th typing 6 ac- 

counting beck ground hourly aalary 

~ LOIS RAY 

PERSONNEL 

SOUTHFIELO 55

14F* OAE Thursday. S«ptsmbar 2S, 1988 

MARKET PLACE : 

Observer & Eccentnc 

CLASSIFIED 

it 

W O R K S 


Sales 

ACCOUNT 

EXECUTIVE 

Carson Business Inlenors. 

Inc. a expanding anc welt- 

ing Senior Account Execu- 

tive m contract furnishings 

market lucrative salary, 

benefits packoge a no ex 

pense account Position re- 

quires al least 2 years coo- 

tract experience and col- 

lege degree preferred 

Please send resume to 

LARSON BUSINESS INTERIOR? 

29355 Morthweslorn Highway 

Suite 300 

SOUtMWd. Ml 48034 

Attention Personnel Manager 

A GREAT PLACE TO WORK 

AMBITIOUS? 

CONSCIENTIOUS? 

WE WANT VOUM' 

f real estate with 

MICHIGAN'S LARGEST 

REAL ESTATE COMPANY 

REAL ESTATE ONE! 

Complete Training Program 

Can Joe M®m» Mgr 

Ptymouth/Canton 

455-7000 

Sandy Oavts 

Westland 'Garden OW 

326-2000 

ALARM COMPANY seeking aggres- 

sive, sett-mot rvsted mdMdual wrth 

tne desire to earn above average In- 

come Can Mark Spencer 682-6655 

ALBERTO-ROSSI of Livonia Mall 

noeds several experienced mature 

salespeople Immediately lor our ex- 

citing jewelry 8 perfumery boutique 

Flexible hours. Pteese appry In per- 

son or eel Mmdy at 477-4241 

or 967-1172 

ALVtN'S BRIDE 

Sales person needed full time In Blr- 

iinghom Good benefits 

al Lisa. 

Cal 644-749? 

ALVtN'S 

"Full 4 pert time sales positions 

available Ir womans specialty store 

• «n Rochester 

- CaB Vlckk. or lone at 651-8164 

ALVtN'S 

Immediate fu« time & part time posi- 

tions available for mature, teahton 

consoous Individuals. Hourly plus 

commission Appfy Ahnn's 

249 Pierce, Birmingham 

Twelve Oaks Man. Nov«^- 

AmbHious 

$6-$12/HOUR 

Expanding Troy-based firm In need 

ot 10 addrtional reps. Full and part 

- lime positions lo be fllled immedi- 

• atoiy Part kmo evenmgs can teed to 

• lucrative fu» ttme poartion. Guar an- 

a teed salary plua cash bonuses. Must 

• be dependable and possess good 

' speaking skils. Bin or Mike: 

' 435-3862 

A NATIONWIDE micro computer 

conpany Is looking for an aggres- 

sive. experienced mall order sales 

representative Must be outgoing 8 

self motivated Qualified applicants 

caH . 422-1200 

, AN ESTABLISHED LOCAL 

, MANUFACTURER of paint and re- 

, lated codings Is seeking ex perl 

, enced Individuals interested In per- 

, manent. fu* time solea/wMohouse 

^ poaition In our suburban outlets 

, Kindly send resume to Box 606 Ot>- 

• server 8 Eccentric Newspapers. 

a 36251 Schoolcraft Rd.. Lrvonia. 

, MicMgon 48.150 

APPLY 

Part-tvne work available now' 

Hours are flexible 1 

Interview, 721-2015 

• ART GALLERY and framing shop, 

• with dual locations for rata* sales 

• looking for a take-charge, creative. 

« people-oriented Individual to stlmu- 

our expanding salaa and mar- 

• keting department It you are Inter 

• ested. write and ten uo your q 

• cations. The Poster Gallery 

» Fisher B»dg , Detroit. Ml 

quainfl- 

304 

48202 

« ATTENTION: 

• Earn over $10 00 per hour part time 

« Earn a tree Hawaiian trip - |om the 

l nations largest home party plan 

I Work now through November Oem- 

• orwtroto Chnstmaa decor 8 toys 

Free $300 kit, paper supplies 8 

framing Merchandise dioceuni Sel 

your own hour* Only t week left to 

lure Earn free merchandise as a 

nostees Home 8 catalog parties 

available Book now For intorma- 

rHon 8 a tree catalog. dol 474-3380 

• Christmas Around The World 

, ' ATTENTION MOMS 

. Kids back school? Want a pan t m 

/ «Ob mats fun? S9 an hour or more. 

, CMI 455-6984 

ATTENTION 

RED HOT 

.f. Commercial Real Estate 

rÂLES ASSOCIATES 

you tota*y saw-driven? 

X*ra you total 

iCKi you pro 

Idoeed salaa 

you prove at least ft rmWon in 

12 months? 

Would you Ike to put thoee abOitiao 

to work m a more sbmutotlng envt- 

IF SO WE OTFER 

' 'Owe ISO m l on in vacant land 

- Plymouth 

Unamated earning 

Can Gregg Donovan tor i 

506 Help Wantad 

Salaa 

BAKERY 

COUNTER SALES 

Ajter school and weekends flexible 

hours Clean pleasant atmosphere 

Apply in person 

THE BAKER S LOAF 

29480 Northwestern Hwy i between 

Franklin 8 inkster Rds. Southfield I 

THE BAKER S LOAF 

32720 Grand River, |E of Farming- 

ton Rd >. Formmglon 

BATH BOUTIQUE - ts In need of a 

Salesperson Must enjoy working 

wrtn people 8 coordinating colors 

Appry LOng's Fancy B»Jh Boutique 

190 E Main St . Northville 


BE VOUR OWN BOSS 

Earn MO.000 plus a year un the fast 

growing water purification market 

Work part or lull time For personal 

interview calf. 533-5953 

CAREER fJURNOUT? 

HOW about a career in interior deco- 

rating No format training required 

Several levels Of opportunity from 

apprentice decorator io possible 

Business partnership 855-8640 

506 Haip Wantad 

Salaa 

EFFECTIVE 

RECRUITERS 

WANTED 

Expanding local-area business or- 

ganization Flexible hours compen- 

sation on results For details caH In- 

formation tine 

680-3420 

EXCITING NEW CHANGE 

AUGUST MAX WOMAN 

August Max is changing lo fit the 

needs £>• the large sae woman We 

wW carry Ihe same great clothes In 

sires 16 thru 26 Vour demonstrated 

sales ability, management skills 8 

merchandising experience are keys 

to career success With August Max 

Woman We are now hiring tor an 

positions Eiceiieni salary benefit 

package including liberal store dis- 

count For more .ntormatlon please 

can Robin 348-7140 


Salaa 

LEASING AGENT 

Musi be experienced apply al Sut- 

ton Fhece Apartments 23275 River- 

side Dr Southfield Ml 746-0070 

LIKE 14 KI GOLD' 

Love money! Highest commission 

The Gold Show 591 -9051 

LOOKINg tor a qualified food ser 

mee salesperson Prefer college de 

aree m business or related field 

Send resume to P O Box 240. 

Ptymouth Ml 48170 

CAREER NIGHT 

ThufS.. Sept 29th. 7pm 

find out how a Career in Real Estate 

can change your lite Call our office 

Today Century 21 Town 8 Counlry 

722 W University Dr . Rochester. 

M. 48063 652-8000 

Put your trust In Number One' 

CAREER OPENINGS 

FINANCIAL PLANNERS 

IDS/AMERICAN EXPRESS is look- 

ing for a lew good people for a ca- 

reer m financial planning Sales or 

business experience and college de- 

gree required This is s career with 

excellent income potential and room 

for advancement Complete training 

program wtth salary, plus bonuses 

For interview, call 244-9160 

CAREER 

OPPORTUNITY 

Recent company growth opens 3 

positions on our sales team Think- 

ing of a career In Real Estate? Can 

George Brown 683-2900 

INTERLAKES REALTY 

CAREER OPPORTUNITY 

John Hancock Is seeking aggressive 

individuals who have Ihe skills 8 

abilities to build a career in creative 

sales We ofter boundless growth 

potential 8 intensive training In 

Insurance, Investments mutual 

funds 8 ta* shelters 3 yrs financing 

plus commissions plus bonus CaH 

the LS. Mohn Financial Group at 

559-0600. ask for Ken McGmnis or 

Don Kowalewskl. CLU. LC- 

EXPANDING OFFICE 

looking lor self motivated full lime 

salespeople Progressive scale 

Residential 8 Commencal We have 

the programs to help you make 

money'"' Contact George Goodiing 

ERA 

FIRST FEDERAL 

478-3400 

LOOKING FOR Represenlalivea to 

(om the leading home party plan 

selling 14 K gold full or part time 

available Earn lots ol tti In spare 

time. For more information call 9am 

2pm 268-5566 

FASHION FORWARD FOOTWEAR 

Retailer looking for experienced 

motivated person wtth retail experi- 

ence Management positions open 

immediately Reply confidential • 

Send resume P. O Box 466 Bir- 

mingham. Mi 48012 

MANAGEMENT/ 

.SALES 

Kay 8 Kay Tile, a leading retail 

chain, is seeking enthus-aslic and 

professional individuals for manage- 

ment and sales positions These po- 

sitions offer 

• Excellent earning potential 

|$30K * lor management and 

$20K « for sales! 

• A comprehensive benefit pro- 

gram 

• Paid training 

• Opportunity to work tor a 

growing company 

II you're interested m this exciting 

career opportunity, cait 

KAY & KAY TILE 

553-6260 


Salaa 

RETAIL 

DEMONSTRATORS 

$5.50 Per Hour 

24 hours per wee* 

Major appliance company needs de- 

pendable. outgoing person lor local 

retail siore Must be able to work 

evenings and weekends Slan im- 

mediately Call Mr Ferguson 10am 

to ipm all week 

642-8201 

EOE K7VM/F 

MANAGER 8 ASSISTANTS 

Junior retail clothing store is » 

ing sel" motivated individuals ^ 

FLOOR COVERING SALES 

Full time position General store du- 

ties In Plymouth Will tram right 

person 45S-3312 

management positions E»c 

. opportunity 'or future advancement 

with benefits l vr retail eiperience 

required Apply tn person wrth re- 

sume at Dec Shops. Westland 

Cr ossing. Westland 422-5959. 

FREE 

REAL ESTATE SALES TRAINING 

Come and grow with No 1 Call 

Mary. Sales Manager 

CENTURY 21 

Your Real Estate 525-7700 

Serving Western Wayne 

8 Oakland Counties 

FULL 8 PARI TIME matun 

salesperson wanted for prestigioui 

gift shop Experience -squired Mus 

be able to work evenings & wee» 

ends CaH 8 ask. for Cheryl 453-7770 

FULL TIME - PART TIME SALES 

Experienced preferred Apply 

in person only KIDDLYWINKS. 120 

B Maple Birmingham 540-19 

CAREER SELLING 

i need a sales associate with a prov- 

en record of outside sales expen 

ence Elegant products national 

company expenses, bonus 8 salary 

Send resume to Bo* 636 Observer 

8 Eccentric Newspapers 36251 

Schoolcraft Rd . Uvonia. Michigan 

48150 

CECILLE'S 

BIRMINGHAM 

Cosmetic/ Fragrances 

S ales / M an agemen t 

ou have energey 8-enthusiasm, 

we have part 8 lull time positions 

available Growth potential, experi- 

ence desirable, but we will train Call 

for mto 

642-5116 

LAND COMPANY 

OF MICHIGAN 

455-0606 

ATTRACTIVE SALARY 

I are Meaning lor a Pro- 

CENTURY 21 - CASTELLI 

Put B1 to work for you 

Discuss the FREE training for t"iew 

inexperienced individuals 8 the on- 

going in-house training lor the expe- 

rienced sales person 8 EARN MORE 

while you learn from the 31 sales 

trainers in Ihe business 

Can Jack Lucas or Don CostMh to- 

day tor personal interview 

525-7900 

A CHALLENGING Sales Position 

available al Domicile Furniture 

Design-oriented person or related 

Sales experience a Plus 

CoiCeiia. 851-1003 

CHILDREN'S SHOE SALES 

FuH or pan-time 

Downtown Farmington 

478-7611 

COME 

GROW WITH US! 

Because of our recent growth, we 

have several openings m our Route 

Sales Theae positions wW be entry 

level to help /ou leem our business 

and offer you maximum growth AH 

interested parties, send a letter wtth 

Personnel Director 

P.O. Box 36106 

Detroit. Ml 48238 

FURNITURE SALES 8 DESIGNERS 

Experienced professional tired ol 

second class Income or work envi- 

ronment? Intenor designers who 

seek more challenge and (aster 

paced day and career growth? Emp- 

ty nesier who likes quality furniture 

and likes helping people solve their 

home furnishing problems? Young 

go-getter who wants the chance to 

succeed and make money with ex- 

citing career opportunity? Al 

DOBBS we value diversity because 

we know rt takes a team effort lo win 

consistently We are growing (A 

new Thornasvilie Gallery m Troy snd 

a soon- to- be new store in Novi) 

And we offer sales and management 

opportunities lo thoee who ye st- 

tracted to quality 

" Excellent compensation program 

• Monthly bonuses and volume 

Incentives 

• Full beneftls and profit sharing 

• 5 Day'40 hr work wee* 

We want io telk lo you! 

Contact Mr Edward at 

DOBBS FURNITU RE 588-3500 

GENERAL .SXTES. .S_ stock heip 

needed Country Squir>of Livonia 

GREAT FUTURE W^TH a 1 

FREE 

Century 21. Hartford S Is offering 

tree pre-ucenae training (small ma- 

terial charge) Fu* time trainer to 

help you to a quick start Ask about 

our career track program Call 

Phyllis Stutzmann lor appointment 

PUT u 1 

TO WORK FOR YOU 

261-4200 

2 OFFICES IN LIVONIA 

HIGH COMMISSION SALES 

Advertising specialties Graphic arts 

sales expenence helpful 553-6660 

COMPUTER SALES MANAGER 

A Micro Computer dealership is 

looking for a sales manager to (om 

our team ol successful business 

professionals Be part ot an exerting 

and Challenging computer Industry 

where It's happening ideal mdHwJu- 

ai wm have background m m*iaging 

sales representatives m a solid, suc- 

cessive organization Our organiza- 

tion offers a banoBI program that m- 

dudes medlcal/hoepllaKzation paid 

vacation 8 profit sharing. If your 

akiOs are m me area of salaa and 

have the ability lo manage 8 

motivate a sales staff, please send 

your resume to: PO Box 4253 

Troy, Ml 48099 

CONDOMINIUMS 

SALES HOSTESS 

Real estate licence preferred Light 

typing akiHs lo assist sale manager 

•h new West Bloomfield luxurious 

condominium development After 

noons and weekends I2pm-6pm 

Ca* Rose Sobei 661-5100 

COSMETICS - FgB/pwt time to 

teach skin cara 8 professional 

makeup Complete training pro- 

gram Car program, bonus, incen- 

tive 8 more Cal Verta 6S1-6546 

COUNTER SALES 

Accounting telemarketing 8 

houee M 8 part tune avu 

Can Mon -Fn 9am-5pm " ^ ®°" 

AUTO 

USED CARS 

i are M need aI 2 expsitanoad 

ueed oar laapaiun. bul ara sMng 

M tram Ifce indMduel Apply In 

AVON 

•a NOI 

k or m yaar 1 ek/i- 

i up toe Freeiram- 

v P* WWW • • • •' •. 

ENTREPRENEURS 

serwortm® T*e Builnaei 

lOmnr-ow WHat IS •• e» ehn. 

» CANDY STORE 

*x*aa*arorca*65at«n» -^-oany e m 

tto. bona program cr plan medk 

cai beneWs Mao included 

CM 471 56M 

EARN $5.00-$8.00 

PER HOUR 

Work as • T Stephen 

pan tot, 

EDUCATIONAL SALES 

"SIS 

HOMEOWNERS CONCEPT 

looking for 1 good llcenjad agent 

We pay al lime ot listing, call 

Brace Lioyd for details 349-3355 

HOUSEWARE 

BUYER/MANAGER 

Requires experience wtth 

small appliances Good pay 

8 benefits with a proven 

«e»der 

ADRAY APPLIANCE 

2 74-9500 George Bednar 

Electronic Audio Video Sales 

SMALL APPUANCt SALES 

ADRAY APPLIANCE 

Dearborn 

lb I Real Estate Saws Manager need- 

ed for new Condominium develop- 

ment in Farmington HIBS MUSI be 

licensed articulate and well 

groomed Experience preferred 

ie%Send Resume' to 

U S HOMES ~ 

31731 Northwestern 

Surte 154W 

Farmington Hills, Ml 46018 

Att Mr Rott 

IF YOU'VE EVER CONSIDERED 

A CAREER IN REAL ESTATE 

Century 21. Suburban 349-1212 

INSIDE PHONE SALES 

for downtown araa manufacturer 

Our office IS far from dull time reeay 

moves We need expenenced sales 

people IO hand* existing customer 

base along with new-prospect cans 

Leeds provided Greet repeal com- 

masions pkis saierv Secure prtvate 

parking .ncluded Send reaume to 

PO Box 07135, Detroit, Ml 48207 

INSIDE * 

SALES 

REPRESENTATIVES 

mg sales background S4 • com- 

mission Day sh»l onfy Trstmng pro- 

vidad tor quaMlad appaconts. 

E N T E C H - 


KATHY 737-1744 

SUSAN 567-0050 

IN8TOME MH0«K 

PANT T M PUU. TIME 

utters 8 I 

SMOWROOM 

JEWELRY SALES Fu» or i 

*OS ANO A CAREER? 

LET'S MAKE M0NEY1 

for aspandMQ m Ma Dorm* Metro 

area wnmit 16-17* par men* 

2"SS—'• • 1S-46S-M7* 

MANG^MENT TRAINEES 

2 position* available for experi- 

enced retail professionals On the 

pob training, commission, draw 8 

bonus available Join our exerting 

expansion program & move up rhe 

ladder of success with us For a per 

sonai interview call Mr Holteni 

352- 

RETAIL MANAGEMENT/ 

SALES SUPERVISOR 

LAURA CASPARI a al National 

Womans High Oual'ty Fashion 

Store. IS seeking high-energy Sales- 

motivated Individuals lor positions 

of Aseislant Manager .'Supervisor 8 

full or part-time "Sales tor their 

store in Twelve Oaks MaB Potential 

Management'Supervisor candi- 

dates will have previous Retail Sales 

8 Management experience and a 

desire tor upwa/d growth If mie' 

ested. call Lisa. — 344-1066 

RETAIL 

MERCHANDISER 

• Sales'Merchandising experience 

prelerred 

• Covers supermarkets in Down 

river marh*1 

• 20 hours per week 

• Car allowance 

Send resume to 

KIMBERLY CLARK CORP 

201 N Mildred 

l 

Dearborn, Ml.. 48128 

"L 

MANUFACTURERS REPS - Your 

professional skills could De the per 

feet background for a rewarding ca- 

reer m residential and commercial/ 

investment real estate Be your ( 

boss, set your own hours. 840.000 

to J70.000 income and a secure fu- 

ture Call about our CAREER SEM- 

INAR series Century 21, 478-6008 

MARKETING PEOPLE - Your pro- 

fessional skiMs could be the perfect 

background for s rewarding career 

•r residential and commercial/In- 

vestment real estate Be your own 

boss sel your own hours 840,000 

to $70,000 Income and a secure fu- 

ture Can sbout our CAREER SEM- 

INAR series Century 21 478-6008 

MASONS 

DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH 

Women s accessory 8 aportswear 

boutique needs part time sales peo- 

ple to work 12pm-6pm. Mon -Sat . 3 

or 4 days per week Love of fashion 

more important than experience 

Call ins 453-6620 

MATURE PERSON Pan or fun time 

available Experience helpful Apply 

at Costumes Unlimited, 27519 W 

Warren Garden City 

NEED 20 RESPONSIBLE 

HOMEMAKERS STUDENTS. RE- 

TIREES - Earn S600-S80G per 

month part-time Flexible schedules 

to meet your needs CaB Mr 

Thompson al"V77-2906 

NEW CAR SALES 

Livonia Chrysler-Plymouth has an 

opening for a new car salesperson 

Must be aggressive and have refer- 

ences No experience necessary 

Apply in person Ask for Mike No 

phone calls, piease 

LIVONIA 

CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 

30777 Ptymouth Road 

Livonia 

525-5000 

NO EXPERIENCE 

Ambitious? Want to be your own 

boss? Need flexible hours? With 

good income? 

We should talk' 

478-2000 

ASK FOR WENDY 

ORIN JEWELERS 

is looking for s dynamic t 

who enioys people and would Uke 

the opportunity to pursue t career 

selling fine jewelry Full 8 part- 

time positions Excellent working 

conditions 8 beneftls Apply In per- 

son 29317 Ford Rd at Middlebeit. 

Garden City. 

OUTSIDE SALES FuH or part time 

Training provided lo enthusiastic, 

energetic individuals Commission/ 

bonus Ret ad 8 Corporate accounts 

Coll Cher, 427-4141 

PART TIME mature salesperson lor 

luggage 8 leather goods store locat- 

ed in Wonderland MaN Evenmgs- 8 

weekends. wiH tram 425-2520 

PHONE SOLICITORS 

Experienced for thermal windows 

fWas! land) SS per hr Part time 

729-0220 

PROGRESSIVE contemporary furm- 

ture store m Birmingham is lookmg 

lor a sharp upbeat design oriented 

sales prolaaatonal The successful 

appkeant needa lo be people onem- 

a solid teem player posaeea 

good communication aktMs 8 have 

strong organizational 8 time man- 

agement skiMs We offer an excel- 

lent framing program as wen as a 

fun benefit! package Work Bench 

234 S Hunter Pleeae cal Sal 

540-3578 

READY TO WEAR 

Aaaistant Manager 8 Buyer for la- 

dies taahion store No Sundays 

Benefits Field t FaaMona 401 S 

Mam. RoyM Oek, Ml 

REAL ESTATE CAREER 

FREE SCHOOL 

«MN REAL ESTATE 

CANEERTRAK PROGRAM 

Expenenced agents welcome We 

w* beat your preaani eonumsalon 

schedule Call for a confidential ap- 

pmotmocit. ask tor Jerry Borragard 

- CENTURY 21 

CHALET 477-1800 

Real Estate Career 

FREE mmi-conaultatlon Wondering 

il you would be successful m real ae- 

tata? Wondering «hai n takes lo 

start-up and what can ba expected 

David today tor s private consulta- 

tion 4 oMoa locations Livonia. Rad- 

tord LOthrup Wage 8 Farrrungton 

Gentury 21 

Today 855-2000 

REAL ESTATE SALES 

V a career is wftai yOu're seeking A 

' man lot 

• 8 IMP 

you 001 aw 

.wgetse I 

Earl Kam. - Garden City 

522-2101 

REAL ESTATE SALES 

FREE 

ERA COUNTRY RlDGE 

Farmington Mta» 474-3303 

North v«e 343-6767 

ESTATE SALES 

Sales Associates 

Full & 

Part-Time 

Your Taste & 

Experience Are 

Valuable 

Join the Bombay Company et our 

Birmingham location We are an In- 

ternational specialty retailer ol Eng- 

Nsh reproduction antique furniture 

end home accessories Work flexi- 

ble full 8 part-time hours in elegant 

and pleasant surroundings 

Sales experience helpful, but will 

tram We offer a competitive salary 

and benefils program, including life 

health and denial insurance, stock 

Purchase and employee discounts 

Apply in person or call 

THE BOMBAY 

COMPANY 

Birmingham 

135 S. Woodward Ave 

Birmingham, Ml, 

1 645-6920 


RETAIL SALES 

Experienced - full or pan time Ap- 

ply Mon thru Sat at Mltzettoid's, 

312 Main Street Rochester 

RETAIL SALES 

Earn up to S22.000 end more Many 

benefits Apply in peraon at: 32975 

Schoolcraft. Livonia 

RETAIL SALES (HIGH Commission) 

immediate opening for experienced 

Salesperson lo sell High Ticket 

Home Leisure Products in a beauti- 

ful Retail Showroom located m 

Southfield Paid training. Medical 

High Commission 8 Incentive 

Program CaH 358-1000 

RETAIL SALES m appliance, slereo 

8 TV sales High volume, high profit- 

last paced established company 10 

Mile/Woodward area FuH Ume only 

Benefits References 541-2023 

RETAIL SALES 

& STOCK 

Accepting applications for fufl time 

sales 8 stock positions Benefits 

available attractive working hrs No 

Sundays or holidays Apply m per- 

son 

JACOBSON'S 

336 W Maple - Birmingham 


RETAIL SALES 

Women's fashion store has immedi- 

ate opening for full lime sales posi- 

tion Must be available Saturdays 

Apply m person Only At: 

HADLEY AROEN BACK DOOR 

29466 Ford Rd . Garden City 

SALES ASSISTANT 

Pari tm 

boutique in Royal 

543-0470 

X fashion shoe 

CaH Monique 

SALES/CLERICAL- 

immedlate openings full or pert 

lime, sales ability and self confi- 

dence Uke working with people, 

clean 8 nest appearance mandato- 

ry, benefits Apply m person R 

Lowell Ahee Jewellers 3638 Ro- 

chester Road, Troy,Mich 

SALES-OESIGN CONSULTANTS 

Growing nationwide cha«n of Retail 

furniture stores offers exceaent 

opportunity wnh unlimited potential 

to ambitious, lughly-motrvalad 

parsons Management potential 

Furniture and/or Design 

background Generous comrmaaion 

- Send Resume to P.O. Bo* 363, 

Birmingham, Mi 48012 

SALES ENGINEER North Ameri- 

can mechme tool buHdor looking 

tor agreesr a turning specieklt to 

mark of their Hne of CNC horizontal 

8 vertical turning machines m Mich- 

igan Salary commanaurata with e>- 

i 8 parks 

write Boi 942 Observer 8 Eecan 

tne Nawspapers, 36251 Schoolcraft 

Rd Livonie. Michigan 48150 

SALES - FuH 

mg wv-Paik 

Irom Noon-4 pm 

ta^mmeckete 

or^^Rxom are 

685-1151 

SALES HELP 

Bed beth outtet Lrvonia araa Part 

8 to* lima For appointment cat Mr 

Gold 456-4400 

SALES HELP WANTED-Part Oma 

Woman s 

356-6648 

SALES 

MANAGEMENT 

Mrs Kay's, tha MMweai t • I home 

decorating center wW be opening J 

Mr We have i 

SALES MANAGER 

SALES PERSON 

portonoofl only 

Rgtsraiii'ss wtm 

i in. 


Salas 

SALESPERSONS With flair tor 

decorating, to sen wain coverings 

Various store locations m mefro 

area Excellent earning potential 

Flexible hours FuH end part time 

E*perience prelerred.''Apply m per- 

son (main office) Knoppows, 32525 

Stephenson Hwy . Madison Hgts 


Salas 

SALESPERSON to sen Silk Flower 

arrangements & plants 4 days 

Pleasant 8 -riendly Birmingham 

area 357-2030 

SALES PERSON 

wanted for new dealer setup m elec- 

tronic cash registers Call between 

9am-5pm 4SJ-8S4I 

SALESPERSON WANTED tor 

Jewerty sales Experienced CaH 

961-4561 or 981-1220 

SALES POSITION -outgoing, quick 

learner Salary car allowance ben 

etljs Send resume to P 0 Bo* 392. 

Birmingham. Ml 48012, Attention 

Sales Manager '• 

SALES REP 

Growing personnel agency seeking 

aggressive self motivated individual 

•nth sales eiperience preferably in 

the personnel industry 1st year 

equals 140* potential Call NRl 

Personnel Services, ask for Dan 

542-9600 

SALES REPS 

The Prudential Financial Services is 

offering an excellent Career Oppor- 

tunity in Sales Management poten- 

tial Experience not necessary, we 

wUl train Territory encompasses 

•Oakland. Wayne & Washtenaw 

Counties This is an established ter- 

ritory with salary up to 8600 /week 

depending on qualifications Com- 

pany benfits are among the best In 

the industry Call Mr Hlx, 9am-4pm, 

313-563-8487 

Equal Opportunity Employer M/F 

SALES - Responsible goal oriented 

person for sales wtth promotional 

advertising cempany m L'vonia Sal- 

ary plus commission 477-7388 

SELLING SECURITY is something 

lo be proud ot Sales positions, with 

great potential, available Immedi- 

ately Join our team 522-7404 

SERIOUSLY looking for an opporiu 

nrfy? Hours & income tailored lo 

your needs Full or part time Call 

J Gatt 326-4788 461-1787 

Telemarketing 

EXPLOSIVE OPPORTUNITY 

•Exceptional pace structure 

•Great working environment 

•Flexible hours. 

•No cold calkng 

•Se your own boss 

•Would you en)oy making up to 

$30 000 or more lor 4 hrs work. 

ta*mg to people an over the United 

States? 

Sounds interesting") 

interview by appt orHy Call355- 

0170 

TELEMARKETING 

REPRESENTATIVES 

EXCITING OPPORTUNITY 

Jom a rapidly expanding telemar- 

keting company and grow with us 

Openings lor 

TELEMARKETING REPS 

incoming calls only 

Sen popular consumer products 

Hourly/commission/benefits 

Experience preferred wm train 

Full 8 part-time positions available 

Sr Ciliiens.'homemakers welcome 

Call 553-6260 

TELEMARKETING-Computer Sales 

Computer sales distributor of com- 

puter aided design equipment, is 

hiring inside sales representatives 

Salary plus commission .» 

Microware Sales 453-3470 

USED CAR SALES 

Experience helplul but wUl train 

qualified individual Apply In person 

to Dave McDonald Livonia Chrysler 

Plymouth. 30777 Plymouth Rd 

Lrvonia 

WINE SALES PERSON 

interested in wines 4 have sales, 

nee 8 hospilallty experience? 

importing company looking for ag- 

gressive service oriented sales peo- 

ple to call on established 8 prospec- 

tive licensees Retirees welcome 

Call 1-800-822 1733 

WORK WITH 

THE BEST! 

Century 21 

Advantage 

We are members ot five Board of 

Realtors and an award winning off- 

ice' Be aware of how successful you 

can be Ask for Barbara. 528-0920 


Part Tima 


Part Tima 

DRIVER - Part time lor dry cleaners. 

Good driving record necessary 

Ideal lor retiree Somerset 

Cleaners 643-0807 

ATTENTION 

HOMEMAKERS 

We need on-caH personnel to 0t I- 

drivers to lest drive new cars on 230 f A R N » ' **» (* hour doing home 

mile local route m Livonia 8 Farm- , demonstrations ot Silwick silk 

ingion Day 8 afternoon shifts avail | W» r '« •««" 

able Part time work t to 3 shifts Flexible hours Debbie 566-Q352 

per week Musi be available to be I EUROPEAN TONE 8 Health Ciinnj 

Oilic* and to report work within • l oo, to, m„ u (. , M e M 

1 hour Must be 25 or older 8 have 

an eiceiieni drrwrvg record No tick 

ets or accidents m last 5 y»s Police 

security clearance is required and A-1 STUDENT part lime position 

must t>« able to pass a driver pro*- - F*mg mailing s other office duties 

ciency examine Must ha»e own car 

No bos transportation is available to 

tob site II you can meet the above 

requirements CaH 9AM-3PM lo set 

up interview 

METROSTAFF 

TEMPORARY PERSONNEL 

425 8368 

CAFETERIA Substitute Help for 

Birmingham Public Schools Pleas • 

ant working conditions Call 

644-9300 Ext 220 

CASHIER - Good pay Star Deli, m 

Soulhfielo Call and as* for Sid or 

Harry 352-7377 

CASHIER PART-TIME^ 

Cashier needed for The Claymore 

Shop in Birmingham We are seek 

ing an energetic, near arid fnendty 

person 'or a part-time position No 

e«penence necessary Can ask tor 

AlSkiba 64*7755 

Dental office ne*J lo Show Btz Puza, 

Dearborn 565-5507 

GENERAL OFFICE HELP 

Permanent part lime 20 hrs per 

week F"e*ible hrs Varied 

assignments Wayne Area 

CaH Alex 728-0909 


PART TIME 

Maccabees Mutual Life insurance 

Company is seeking sharp individu- 

als 'o assis' wtth our* caah process- 

ing Strong math, data entry S or 

gamistional skills required Working 

hours 9am 1pm Mon thru Frl In- 

ter ested 7 Send resume or appN to 

Maccabees Mutual 

L'fe insurance Company 

2S800 Northwestern Hwy 

Southfield M'48037 

CASHiERS'FOOO PREP 

50 3 sop" - ' 4 days a week Apply | j j 50/hr CaH SaHy 

BIAiO s 449 N Wayne Fid (near 1 

CherryhiHI Ask for John 721-3743 ! HOMEMAKER needed for general 

GREAT FOR STUDENT' 

Clean up Pe»son 3 hrs Fn & Sat 

«5 1-7464 

„ o***ce dvi«es WMi trm^ Hours 11-3 

CHILDBIRTH EDUCATOR (lamajeftieôie M o n Apply '.8927 

Method; tor Sat AM classes Natu tSfm.ngton Rd Livoma near 7 

•al childbirth & breast feeding e«pe 

rience preferred, medical back 

ground helpful Will train 459-7477 

SEWING 4 KNITTING MACHINE 

SALES 

tn Farmington Part time WHI train 

Call before 6pm 471-1077 

SPIRE SHOES 8 Accessories al 

Fairlane Town Center Is looking for 

full time experienced sales persons 

wth management potential Stop m 

ot please call Mr Decker 271-3500 

STOP SITTING AROUND 

Help out your family 8 yourself 

Starling pay U 50.'hr - $8 00 

Nights between 5-9 30 

Callevenmgs Terry 421-7435 

TEACHERS 8 SUBSTITUTES-Edu- 

calidtiai sales Maior publishing 

company has full 8 part time posi- 

tions oper. locally Call M Williams 

462-2285 

TELEMARKETERS 

CHEMLAWN - is Wring outgoing 

people with good tetphone skits lor 

tele sales positions We Mi train 

No eiperience necessary Flexible 

hours *6 per hour 

Chemiawn Services 22515 Hesiip 

Novi To arrange tor interview 

please com act Susan. 348-1700 

TELEMARKETERS 

(10) 

progressive company In Birming- 

ham area is hiring expenenced out- 

bound telemarketers to work on an 

exerting new program Good com- 

munication skills and the ability io 

enter Information on a CRT are a 

must Proiect Win last several 

months & Is a perfect opportunity 

tor people who want to supplement 

ome lor.,the holldi 

FLEXIBLE HOUF 

8:30 AM - 5PM 

4 45 PM 9PM 

O N Y X 

356-6699 

(Friday Pay the ONYX Way) 

TELEMARKETING 

No experience necessary 

Flexible Hours Excellent wages 8 

commissions CaH 533-4328 

TELEMARKETING REP 

Exciting business lo business sales 

opportunity. fuH or part time from 

our W Bloomfield office Hourly pms 

bonus Call Mr Cieary 737-1900 

TELEMARKETING 

Our Co . Reese Bros , has several 

openings for fund raising positions 

Must have eiperience 15/hr + 

high bonus Morning, evening 8 late 

mining vs available For personal 

appt call after 11am 350-2396 

TELEMARKETING 

Have a great voice? Like to talk on 

the phone? Then we have the tob tor 

you' Ideal lor homemakers students 

S retirees Mornings 9-1. Toes -Frl., 

Call Colleen at 543-2808 

TELEMARKETING 

Are you s triendly enthusiastic per- 

son who Uke* to ta* on the pnone? 

Then we have the (Ob for you Morn- 

ing or evening shifts available 

9-1 or 5-9 Co* Colleen at 543-2807 

TELEMARKETING 

SALES SPECIALISTS 

inboimd/oulbound Parish Publica- 

tions a 60-year-old wen-respected 

firm is now interviewing experi- 

enced telephone professionals Ad- 

vertising sales expenence preferred 

bul not necessary Exc silent salary 

mcentrves and generous company 

paid beneftls Career 

Caa tor an interview 

Jerry Tomaozewski. 565-7800 

opportunity 


Part Tima 

CLEANING STAIRWAYS 

Two days a week leave messsge at 

641-0975 

CLERICAL POSITION 

w Bloomfield Reel Estate Office 

On Orchard Lake Rd 

Requires telephone clerical and 

some typing skills Full or part time 

Call 851-5500 

CLERICAL 

Varied duties 4-Shrs a day Farm- 

ington HI«S Call R Wadsworth 

• 78-8220 

ADULT CARRIERS 

For West Bloomfield Area. 

Single copy delivery 

Must have car 

Ask for Mr Heriford 

Ot>*«*v«r & Ecc«ntr»c 3 

644-1100 

CLERK lor Lrvonia Office products 

store days and weekends 

Paper Tiger 478-3240 

ADULT DRIVERS 

West ~Bloomtield Area Ideal tor 

homemakers or retirees Station 

644-1100 

CLERK,'TYPIST 

PART TIME 

Life insurance company located In 

j ptymoulh has opening for Clerk; 

| Typist Figure aptitude, typing 435- 

40wpm) 8 data entry skiUs required 

Flexible hours Contact Personnel 

j Depart menl 

MUTUAL OF DETROIT 

333 Ptymoulh. Road 

Plymouth, Mich 48170 

453-8500 

A GREAT OPPORTUNITY! 

For homemakers waning back into 

work force mothers wtlh children m 

school & senior crtoan* with extra 

time on hand Light office help 

sought We are willing to work 

around your schedule' Part time 

days at 15 50 per hour. non smoking 

office Apply m person at Circuits 

DMA 32900 Captlol. off Farming- 

ton, Lnronia 

COLLEGE 

STUDENTS 

Wanted for full 8 part time |OB 

openings m Southfield. W Bloom- 

field 8 Birmingham areas will fam 

Top pay 8 benefits We will work 

around your schedule Mai Ks 

Cleaners Call 537-8052 for your 

nearest location 

A MAJOR SUPERMARKET chain 

requires a part tima mall dark Du- 

ties mciude some medium lifting 

Drivers license required 

Appfy 9 am-4pm datfy 

you can mist 

642-1842 

LOVING. Reliable 8 Experienced 

babysitter wM Mt Ml/part tima 

Must have own transportatlofCEdu- 

cationM 8 sale toys JR. 532-2889 

NEED YOUR home doonod Thor- 

ough doonmg. dopondabM. -atse 

roeoonobio CaH between 9am arid 

6pm Wayne County area 598-7596 

PRE-SCHOOL teacher, smaa group 

chid care tor your t to 4-year-old 

L aamlng 8 piay activities sched- 

ules 459-4259 

PRE-SCHOOL Teocher of 18 yrs. 

wM bebysrt one chid ego 3-4. your 

transportation Redford 

CMI: 535-9337 

PROFESSIONAL 

mg. cooking, tmrt ironing. Stopping, 

dog loving, button seeing lor pro- 

anal tamay or person 898-1114 

RELIABLE widow wM an chidran m 

your homo whig parents vacation 

Non smakar. Uvea children Avoi- 

sbie for any langth of time 425-5141 

RE NT - A-MOM 

Care Pralnsl ensia INC 

357-7080 

TIME SAVERS 

Need time'' We'll do your errarKH 

Blrmingham/Bloonihold area 

540-0644 

Travel Aide/Companion Experi- 

enced. pasaport, CPR. Bonded 

non-amokar. reasonable, relet once, 

eidorty-'disabled Joanna. 544-2045 

TWO GARDEN City mothers wish 10 

babysit. Ml or port bme days. Mon 

thru Frl 525-3041 522-1241 

513 Situations Wanted 

24 hours - 7 days 

357-3650 

Pi »Isold Cara ParsoonM 

ARE YOU IN NEED ol housekeeping 

do rgjatils work at a rea- 

ATTENTK3N - Want yota houeo or 

and M good lalaa Try ua and aape- 

ce Indapandanvy nm 2 girl 

Mam AMi tor Sherry M 261-1406 or 

JM M 271-8663. 

BABYSITTER 

Only Mon-Fri 8 30om-8 30pm tor a 

nice down to earth tamHy I have my 

and ho ua eli e aping a mdud- 

Psm 

od. Rotoroncoa Cal I 1561-6267 

BABYSITTING - HM or part Ume. 

your tranaportation. Dougtoa School 

araa. Mtchkey analobta. Cai aftar 

4pm. 427-7259 

BEFORE SCHOOL Care - rtoovar 

School Ototrlct. Brook foal too 

ChrtoMn mothar abto to add 2 mora 

to AM routma 464-1513 

HOUSESTTTERS. robrad coupis. no 

pots, non smokers A giobls 

Dec. March. 254-2269 

515 Chid Cara 

BEST CHILD CARE 

Loving mother to cara tor your chid 

(any age*. Hot lunch 4 sneck* Lots 

sine W. 

BOOKKEEPER - Experienced Merv 

uM or oomputartHKl bixilJiaapmg. 

monthly 4 quanorfy paynM tkxea 

yw* orttao or my Uvonia homa CaB 

Diane at 421-5419 

ANNOUNCING now 4 axcMng Arms 

Canton (Haggarty 4 

CharrytiM area). Fui 4 part Ome 

Fwi octNtUaa. crafts. 

maaM. 4 snacks mduded Ai agaa 

961-5468 

Canton mom wtth experience, rotor- 

oncoo 4 love tor klda has one open- 

ing. Coi 397-1288 

««LD CARE rn fay KMog M 

Was fiend araa FUI or port oma 

Experienced LmMtoril lotor oncoo 

326-4350 

CHILDCARE - Uvonia mom wM pro- 

vtda tovtng homa assay tram homo 

to nwnae your mto one* Agao 1 4 

up 532-1453 

CHLD CARE/NorthvMo Aroo 

Experienced leecher oft lors fui or 

perl-lime creatn-o pr grom for 

neebom to 5 yrs.. MoM 

awondon mckaded. 

4 lots ol 

347-3662 

CHILD CARE. Radtord area Vour 

tranaportation. Fui or pa rt lima AM 

om non 

amokor Cai: 536-3745 

CHILD cara - 35 yr ok) m OfHV ww 

amokor 4 a leecher a • vaHabM lor 

oebysmmg 10/10/88. 5 Wertnkslor 

ar** Aftor Bprr 261-9665 

CLEAMMG TEAM tor hama 4 oMoa. 

tooL dependable. af armta 

Mdy. 61 eggkfy or monthly 

Cai Jan. 476-7832 

DEPENDABLE LOVING Mom e6i 

Mt m Gorton CMy area neer 

ara School Vow ttonapona- 

FulWno 425-6666 

Mm AM core tor mw cIMMmi. Joy 

4 Hta sre* Wnioi 1 AMartabto. 

463-4637 

LrSK^F^ 

EXPEMENCB) CMLD CAM 

T'LLBI I only NM tone* 4 attacks 

~ r S 3 F 

515 Child Cara 

PRE-SCHOOL 

leechers. lul 

i yaars. hot ton 

KoBy'SKJtM 

Ml NOVI. 

nm oaf 

cnoe 8 anet 

certMod 

•Hants Id 

U 

349-61«0 

OUAUTY LJCll 

loving mothar 

USED Chic 

Troy Araa 

Cere by 

lis all 4 

snecks provldM 

510 Ekterty Cara 

A Aaatstanca 

COMPANIOWAIOE 

e H 

528-2509 

HOME AIDE mtMOSted m eidorty 

coro Hovo atw anr.ea. experience 

and caring. Can work raghls snd 

isekendS-CaH Carol 342-8749 

NIGHTINGALE WEST Nursing 

Home serving the WaoUand/Uvo- 

me/Gar don C*y areas lor 20 yaars 

Cai Mr Bargor 6365 Newburgh 

Wealtand 261-5300 

RENT-A-MOM 

HOME CARE 

Hearth Care ProtaaannaM LTD 

357-7080 

SENIOR CITIZENS - independent 

kvmg. Grand BMnc are* lovsly quMt 

home Serm/aemi prt.gte 'mat 

232-4228 

518 Education 

k Instruction 

522 

ACCOUNTANT 

ycNr 

A/R 

counting 

Lotus 1. 2. 3. 

Ms dou anary 4 prmtmg Alao ave* 

abM tor vacation repiocemem 

JohnC DMor Somor 540-4362 

ACCURATE BOOKKEEPBtG SERV 

Coanputor Accounting Syetom* 

Cai Ban AiweMS 

Prplaaaiiongiy pre- 

4 printed) 86% euc 

4 mteritaw 

846-1962 

RESUMES THAT WORK 

1 day aervlce Writing l printing 

Land a bettor tob Free ' interview 

Tocmquee with order 559-854 7 

T SAMPEER 4 ASSOCIATES 

Computer'manual accounting 8 h- 

naroal services lor yo»* buomoes 

25 yeers exp CaH Tom. 826-834^ 

523 Attornays 

Lagal Counseling 

ACADEMIC BASICS 

tutoring 

8 ACT/ 

Remedial 8 srvichmant 

En^ksh. math study akMs 

Biouiiinetd Looming Ctr 651-8332 

ALL SUBJECTS tutored, your homo, 

experienced certified leecher MA 

Moth. Science Spanish Study 

. SAT-ACT prsp. 348-7 

AVAILABLE FREE TRAINING 

AT DORSEY BUSINESS SCHOOLS 

For raaKtonts ol Oakland Cc**ity 

except Pontiac. Pontiac Twp. 

Wstertord. White Lake. Lake Orion. 

Orion Twp . indapandonco Twp 8 

Auburn HMs who ere unemployed or 

underemployed Tha a an aicslsnt 

opportvaMty 10 tram lor a 

Computer Accounting fields Tram- 

in our Madison HalghtsB 

Southheid location* ThM pi ogrom 

e>» 

ty employer For more Information 

coi 

Ma Smith 565-9203 

CALL NOW' 

CLASSES STARTING SOON 

BEGINNER PIANO LESSONS 

Group Claaa begins Sat. 0d 6th. 

1 30-2:30 Private Piano 8 Organ 

leooons-CTMMTA Teocher 533-7729 

CLARINET LESSONS Oogmners lo 

advanced, m my homa students 

BM 

CMI 

Clartnat portormanoo U of M 

456-4692 

LEARN AN EXCITING 

TRAVEL AGENT 

CAREER 

Enrol In the fa* Oasa of the 

ELLIOTT TRAVEL 

SCHOOL 

ATTORNEY. GARY LEN2 

UnconleMed dworce Ino children 

no property.! 1365 Drvorce IwHh 

chodran) trom 1625 Bankruptcy 

Irom 1550 Drunk driving, from 

1356 Driver's .cense reMorallor) 

1365 On* aimpi* wM 18U Court 

costs additional 347-1755 

DIVORCE 540-3640 

*» 

Low Offices Fred Ouor. 

Birmingham &ai m-8pm 

600 Paraonals 

ANCIENT GYPS* Pros >nes« So oc- 

curate I- - dare grve money-oack 

Guarantee Authentic costume 

Madame Hudyma. 545-4920 

002 Loat* Found 

LOST - Loved 

Dory/Plymouth 

brown 4 ehno -•-rsrx 

moM dog. Toy CoMo. Joy 

LOST 

Rd 

Dog berks trequanoy 

LOST Sept 13. IsmsM hound dog 

puppy Buck who* 4 tan. 18-20 

lbs Ann Arbor Tr 8 Haggerty area 

Hewerd. CaH aftor 6pm 459-3367 

LOST 1 tiger car ana ears 

while chm Square Laka 8 

Araa 124 reward 333-: 

" * ? £ 

>3-3503 

700 

ANTIQUE* -* 

CONSIGNMENT AUCTION 

S«t Oct. 1. 1900 _ 

11am 

SCHMIOT S ANTIQUES 

5136 WaM lil l hlgan Av 

YpaOonti. Ml 461S7 

»1*M 

9-5PM0MN 

LOST 4 mo old kmen lortg-hak. 

grey tiger «rwte pews broeet eyes 

Pieaae contod 344-1419 

AUCTION 

ANTOUES HOUSEHOLD ITEMS 

TOOLS ANO CAR 

SAT OCT 1. 11AM 

49075 W 9 MHs. Novi 

Pump organ BrMO MiptoCH Mt 

Smg« bed Oak haa Mand Oaa 

wardrobe. 4 om GMMrs 

1500 REWARD to the firM peraon 

who gntt kitormakon leorting lo 

fmMng ov tn-color Engkoh Cocker 

Speraoi adopted at Geaow 

Sun Sepl 16 

603 Haalth- Nutrition 

Wstghl Loss 

HERBAL IFE 

mdependont dwtn&ut cu 

For product coH 

589 9706 

tools Lots Of huuoshoid Oomo. 1683 

Nissen (Stanza] Etc 

Auctioneer Lsnny EnOers 346-9216 

CITY OF 

SALINE AUCTION 

JOIN IN s 9 wee> b6euty IOOIMOr 

snd wwghi loss cisos Morning and 

evening classes begm Oct 12 

Course toe 130 00 Wm trom eem.- 

nar leeders Ruth 453-1492 

Backhoo loader - 20 t»cycloa 

LOST 99 pounds H you are ssnous 

sbout Health 8 Nuvtion can Mar© 

484 1262 

NEEDED 100 CN 

we^hi Idea program No drugs He 

exercise Guaranteed CaB 

J Gelt 482-1787 • 326-47B8 

NEED 100 OVERWEIGHT PEOPLE 

10 US* new Horbel 'Nutrition Pro- 

gram No drugs nc exercise 100% 

guaranteed. it» easy 353-1963 

we IMH have a public auction M 

7805 Maple Rd Sakne Bahmd pe- 

ace OOP* 

SAT OCT 1 AT »30 AM 

Owner CityC Saano 

Brouri 6 Hetmer AucUon Service 

Llbyd Broun Jerry Holme. 

Ann Arbor Seine 

665-9646 994-6309 

HAVE A JEWELRY PARTY 

ComrmoOKm paid on 1 aim Genuna 

8 nigh faamon teweiry (Toronto 

i 737-1633 ovoo645-0682 

IS IT POSSIBLE to heve hoppy and 

laatmg relationships 

Cai tha Oianetics nonme 

1-800-367-8768 

JCMN VIC TANNY 

UtoOmo men'iberarap - Under 1300 

Use my oontroct Oners ends 9-30- 

1968 Leove meooago 532-3182 

606 Lsgal Noticas 

THE REGULAR MEETING ot the 

bosrO of directors of the Southeast- 

ern Michigan. Tranaporolion Author- 

ity scheduieC k* tuesdey October 

4th-1988 at 1 30pm at the SEMTA 

Cenlral Office. 860 Woodwerd Ave. 

Detrort Mi 48228 has beer, can 

PSYCHIC FAIR 

Sat 10-9pm Sun 10-7pm Tha D6- 

kxi inn. Orchard Laka 8 12 maa rd 

Farmeigton HMs Stsmng Irene 

Hughoo Locturoo Martone a Now 

Ago Stones 4 Crystals H off on 1 

Consultation With 00 hrs. of compular 

training Fraa pMcomanl oooMloiira 

855-7730 or 800-482-3694 

DRIVER - Straight truck. C-1 8- 

ss. soaks parmanont employ- 

ment Export knowledge of Detroit 

Metro araa Aftar 5 PM 721-4142 

OVER 20 YEARS Experience - Off- 

ice Manogamant. purchasing, van- 

dor -customer relations Special 

skMs computer based inventory 

monagomeni bookkeeping, typing 

514 Situations Wantad 

Maia-Famata 

DRIVER - Experienced lady to drive 

you or do youc srranda. Pieaaem. 

rgBaljIg. flexible hours Cai mom- 

L 358-1854 

AFFOROABLE Ucanood CMU Cara 

Experienced. WoH QuMMtod Staff 

FiHI 8 Hoi Day Programa 

Toddy BOM OAy Cara 356-4240 

AFFOROABLE LICENSED DAY- 

CARE- 10 Mia 4 SoutMMd Rd 

2 Moma with loada of axparlanoo. 

tore 4 undarstanSne 557-0724 

ART. LEARNING 4 PLAY 

M our school m B> neigfisin 

4 MapMRd 

646-5770 

ATTENTION DEBBIE'S day coro haa 

igs. GM school araa. 

Man thru Frt 7:30 am 5 30pm . 

a. 471-2667 

BEVERLY Mils 

CHILD CARE CENTER 

a non-prom organization, haa open- 

ings tor chidran 18 Moa to 5 years. 

7am to 8. Nutritious moois dowMop- 

itM piogiMTia 14 WMe botwoan 

Woodward and Cooidga 640-7430 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS-Uconood day 

coro homo Degreed alanianlsr, 

loarhM hitonts 4 pro school. Cr»- 

4 anoeka Aak tar Marcta 852-4292 

BLUE BIRO SCHOOL - ROYAL OAK 

Mow MacMmg tar play group. 3 4 4 

ota pre-achool ctooooo. school 

ap 4 yaar round guoity day 

Agaa 2 10 9. 288-4520 

BRING YOUR CHILDREN 

10 tha baM m Ucanood home cere 

644-9326 

851-8202 

363-4664 

526-0466 

Bvrsmgham, 

Farmmgton H 

s r - 

ATTENTION: chid care m my 8- 

oanoad SouthAald noma 18 monBM 

or oktor. M tkno only 10 MBo/ 

10 years expert- 

587-4872 

CMLD CARE PROGRAM - tor agaa 

6 iiiii 1 lo 6 yrs of ags Cwiiod 

"1 tai Me 

1 4 toi Mas pro- 

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16 F* OAE Thursday. September 29. 1968 

PONTIAC y GMC TRUCK 

• YEAR-END 

"ANNOUNCEMENT SALE!!" 

1988 FULL SIZE EXPLORER 

CONVERSION VAN 

Stock #T-M? 

WAS '24.703 

DEALER DISCOUNT >5708 

now s 18,995* 

OR LEASE '371" par month 

1988 S-15 JIMMY 4x4 

Stock #T-1167 

WAS— 

1 AT THIS PRICE 

10 AVAILABLE AT SIMILAR SAVINGS 

now ° 14,995 

OR LEASE '270.78 

12 AT SIMILAR SAVINGS 

DEMO 1988 FULL SIZE SIERRA 

PICKUP WITH SNOW PLOW 

Stock #T362 

WAS 

18,510 

N O W 14,495 


1988 GMC SUBURBAN 

Stock #T-11» 

WAS 

DEALER DISCOUNT 

'17.629 

'17.946 

'2051 

NOW s 15,895* 

OR LEASE '290"" f>*r mon.» 

1 AT THIS PRtCE 

3 AVAILABLE AT SIMILAR SAVINGS 

1 

1988 GRAND PRIX 

WAS 5 14,228 NOW 

REBATE .... 5 500 C j J A A A * 

DEALER DISCOUNT M784 | | ^ 4 4 

9 AT THIS PRICE 45 AVAILABLE AT SIMILAR SAVINGS' 

WAS '19.665 

DEALER DISCOUNT '3170 

REBATE '500 

N O W 15,995 

DEMO 1988 TRANS AM 

Slock #3024 

or lease 

'199.68** 

per month 

/ n u y / n O n d / l / 

' p o n t i a c W g m c t r u c k 

mM k T* 1 

mmm 

• • • 

i 

B l 

DEMO 1988 BONNEVILLE 

Slock #2532 

WAS J 14,919 

DEALER 

DISCOUNT '29?T 

now s 11,995* 

OR LEASE < 2U53" 


\ 

DEMO 1988 GRAND AM LE 2 DOOR 

Stock #6196 

WAS '13.183 

.DEALER 

DISCOUNT '1984 

NOW s 11,199 


WAS '13.228 

REBATE '500 

DEALER DISCOUNT «2729 

NOW s 9999* 

ONLY 1 AT THIS PRICE 

1988 6000 4 DOOR 

DEMO Slock a 1240 

DEMO NEW 1988 SUNBIRD 4 DOOI 

Stock #5042 

WAS. '10.417 

DEALER DISCOUNT '1172 

REBATE «250 

now s 8995 



On Telegraph 

Just North of 

12 Mile Road 

Southfield 

-9 

• Just aoo ta. & Rebates ««e«e ascffealHe 

• "CtoseO enO lease »c Qu»tif>e« customers >ease s.iynenn ie mom*; s'000 do«" 60 000 

irîies . -ntiatior 6* pe« m>ie f c m«e«Qe Over 60 000 I essee it resoons-ee io» e»cessr.«" »ea« 

and :«*r To lota" parents nuW.p(y Mimnll 4® .fJW payment suLiec: to *'• u*e 

'a» plus .tense P JICS ana title Lessee nas tne optic-" to purcnase at mue end at a P'te 

tcmjij to Oe neqcrated win the w al lease ."copt.-v PureMw oo>-on D"c* on GMC 

true* teases to Oe oetefm.'â a? end ot 'rata py »a.r rr vtrt -.jtitr 

b J M U U U W J I 

1988 

LIST PRICE; '10,932 

LEASE $4 O T 2 9 * 

FOR: 1 3 7 p«r month 

Slock #1053 

1988 K]@[^ns@G3ZA\Dffl@[^0(SZ^ 

Automatic, air 

LIST PRICE: '8264 

l Kr se s 1 0 8 5 ? i - 

OU MONTH SPECIAL 

BIG 

SELECTION 

1988 n e f b r ' ^ 

LOW 

LEASE 

PAYMENTS Stock #3315 

LIST PRICE: *9257 

LEASE $.4 0 089* 

FOR: • mm 4Bm per month 

l 

: no 

Stock #1424 

1988 NEW YORKER 

LANDAU 

LIST PRICE: '22,580 

f o b e . s 3 4 7 5 6 * 

PLUS SA VEONALL SELECT USED CARS & VANS READY FOR WINTER DRIVING 

'85 BUICK 

SKYLARK 

Loaded, 37,000 miles. 

s 4995 

86 HORIZON 

Automatic low miles and 

more 

s 4495 

'80 SUNBrRO—\ 

Air. automatic, low miles, 

excellent tranaporation! 

•1795 

'84 RELIANT 

4 door, one owner, air, 

automatic, 36,000 miles. 

$3995 

"87 DODGE 

CHARGER 

85 CHRYLSER 

LASER GOLD 

TURBO 

Automatic, air 

'85 DODGE ARIES 

WAGON 

H 

Low miles, full power, black. 

'4495 

'85 VOYAGER SE 

5995 

"87 VOYAGER LE 

FARMINGTON HILLS Mondayd Thursday until 9:00 

CHRYSLER © PLYMOUTH _ _ 

Grand River arid Middlebeit 476-7900 

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fc \ » £ 

HOME FURNISHINGS 

THE 

©terUer & Hccentric 

SEPTEMBER 1988 

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7Mfoi'A. Your 

HURRY INTO WALTER S 

TODAY AND SAVE 

4IK 

NHS 

THURSDAY • FRIDAY 

SATURDAY • SUNDAY 

SALE ENDS SUNDAY 

Appliance. Video and Sound Connection 

HOME APPLIANCES 

AMITSUBISHI 

Last Chance 

To Save 

Beat The Price Increase 

Prices will be increasing after 

this sale. Hurry into Walter's today 

and save on these Values Now! 

EXTENDED WARRANTY PROTECTION AVAILABLE • FACTORY AUTHORIZED SERVICE INCLUDED WITH PURCHASE 

26" DIAGONAL MONITOR/RECEIVER 

MTS STEREO W/WIRELESS REMOTE 

AMITSUBISHI 

Auto ch/programming 181 

ch/cable compatible FS 

tuning On screen AA/ functions. 

S-VHS input. 

Model CS2656R 

699 

DIGITAL EFFECTS 

Picture In Picture/Swap/Probe/Preview 

Base Optional 

FULL SQUARE 

HIGH CONTRAST 

BLACK MATRIX 

PICTURE TUBE 

AMITSUBISHI 

35" DIGITAL STEREO MONITOR 

RECEIVER INTEGRATED WIRELESS REMOTE 

On Ifcreen menu functions. 181 ch/cable compatible. 

MTS stereo broadcast reception. S-VHS VCR 

input. 

s 

Auto channel programming CS-3504R 

2599 

26" DIAGONAL MONITOR/RECEIVER 


AMITSUBISHI 

181 ch/cable On screen 

program A-V functions. 10 

key random access freguency 

synthesizer, On 

screen time/ch. display 

CS2655R 

849 

45" DIAGONAL 

SCREEN 

INTEGRATED 

WIRELESS REMOTE 

GENUINE OAK 

VENEER WOOD CABINET 

S VMS INPUT 

AMITSUBISHI 

45" STEREO MONITOR RECEIVER 

INTEGRATED WIRELESS REMOTE 

181 ch/cable compatible FS tuning. MTS stereo 

broadcast. Auto ch/programming 10 watts per 

channel amplifier. Model VS-466RS 

$ 2799 

/ 

HAS CD 

PLAYER 

AMFTSUBISHI 

AUDIO SYSTEM W/AV REMOTE 

100 WATTS PFR CHANNFI 

Stereo digital FS tuner w/16 AM/FM presets 

Cass/deck w/dual tape transfer 14 

band E O Model E2100RCD 

s 999 

AMITSUBISHI 

FOUR HEAD VHS 

HI Fl VCR WITH REMOTE 

MTS stereo 6 event/4 week program On 

screen program Auto ch/program 155 

ch/cable HSU5Q 

s 549 

VHS 

AMFTSUBISHI 

SUPER VHS FOUR HEAD 

HI Fl VCR WITH REMOTE 

181 ch/cable 8 event/4 week program 

MTS stereo On screen program Auto 

Ch/programming HSU 70 

s 999 

26" DIAGONAL CONSOLE TV 


AMrrsuBisHi 

181 channel cable ready 

MTS stereo tuner Has 

unified remote control On 

screen channel and time 

display CK2602 

899^ 

60" DIAGONAL 

SCREEN 

GENUINE OAK VENEER 

WOOD CABINET 

S-VHS INPUT 

HINGED HIDE A WAY 

Bl FOLD DOORS 

GENUINE OAK 

eer wood c a bine 

s vhs INPUT 

AMITSUBISHI 

60" STEREO MONITOR RECEIVER 

INTEGRATED WIRELESS REMOTE 

r 

M • ' ' « 

181 ch/cable On Screen A/V functions MTS 

stereo broadcast 10 key random access FS tuning 

Auto orogram ch/memory scan tune VS683R 

s 4199 

OPEN DAILY; 10 A.M.-8:30 P.M. • LIVONIA SUNDAYS: 12 P.M.-5 P.M. 

FREE DELIVERY ON 

MOST MAJOR 

APPLIANCES 

Years 

FAMILY OWNED 

and OPERATED 

CANTON 


% Mile fast of I 275 

728-9600 

DEARBORN 


1 Mile Wesf of Southfield 

563-1900 

LIVONIA 

34224 PLYMOUTH RD 

At The Corner of Stsrk Rd 

427-7310 

Sister's watercolors set the tempo 

By Mane McGee 

staff writer 

'• u I 

1 

ia. .-.1 k ip.r. 

A;I- led t- 

1*1 

.ISU.T »vhu 

- i- w i' 

:• is darning 

Park They are the 'oca- po«nt 

j.,] • •jQfer'M-.'fg factor m me 

i. v ice of C' i" f s used m tha' 

•• ar d an adjacent one 

Because me dent *as 'not 

a f, a d of cofc ner sister's 

tif11.* • ce. no doubi — Kopitz 

itjie to make strong j,se o' it 

• hv-- r c'lo-ce of raspberry and 

r • ' a111 1 black accents 

C ar[ etmg sa deep raspberry 

tr • wa'is are a complementary 

hot p rk accented with black 

'ufiture w th a mw.ti'lo'al print 

The '< :im functions wel) for 

g .:-d • versanon. Kopitz 

teiieve5. T hQihree matched 

•r 4.. -jrved so'a 

ha a grand [ .t 

glass par 

'K A'''I W t'l 

" V" also 

ar d j biao. 

T "e nearby dmmg roorr cames 

c; j* "if- coio' scheme ' g a 

.ft •• oa >" : lat •=• •: acouer 

v, i n • dot c • ' • • .-red r> 

L .i ;k 'lannel 

8u* wh'le tr.e o'< r d'm nates 

these 'doms. K : -z hose to 

^ eep ihe entry hat! ' a s>mpie oft 

wMe to contrast witn *ne n-gn 

drama that was await '.y visitor? 

r ihe ivihg room a- d dining 

room so as rot to over whe m 

them 

Born in the U.S.A. 

2 5 % O F F Hand woven, quality, 

mammn 

made in the U.S.A. 

wicker furniture. 

•W 

Large variety of pieces including 3,4 & 5 drawer chests, headboards, end tables, 

valets and more, all IN STOCK! Quality hand woven wicker over solid hardwoods 

In white or patina. 

THE GOOD LIFE STORE 

V 

Livonia • 522-9200 

295

^21 4* HOME FURNISHINGS Thursoay. September 29, 1988 Thursday -September 29 1986 HOME FURNISHINGS PaQe 5i 

By Shirle« ROM ld«n 

staff writer 

C 

ONSUMERS IN a medical Bul 'or tne new home pur knowledge is required 

V Hurdle 

to ihe thigh bone, or evolves f'om paper plans lo bnck new home bo." h-15 un Ar t 

maybe not . and mortar and then home turn epidemic p'o; 'rfi- ms wth subd> 

ishings, more than a little bit ol visions and cust >m home 

ci;n'c may know that the chaser who faces an unbelievable 

knee bones connected array f decisions as the home. 

i\\i:im- i)ii ii:ki:ni w.vts ii) 

In the metropolitan area, the 

MAK1-: Y( )l R f l( )\1K IX X )K \1( )RH HKAl T I H L 

n II ! >i S|( ,\| Rs \1 I'll KM )\ s 

PicrsdiilT interiors 

hum 

CARPET 

f 

! il 11 II- Ml ij • 

CHOOSE THE RIGHT C010R 

1 

^hen deckling on colore, remember that the carpet will be the 

most important color in the room. Darker colors tend to dominate 

a room, whereas lighter colors tend to blend into a room. 

CHOOSE THE RIGHT STYLE 

When choosing the style, take into consideration how each room 

is used A family room for example has far more traffic than a 

living room, and therefore a denser pile may be needed 

1 

MAKE SURE ITS A WEAR-MOT 

CARPET WITH STAINBUKKER" 

Regardless of the color and slyie you choose, die most important 

thing to look for is the Wear-Daied* label And became Hear-Daied* 

Carpet with StamBJocker" has superior stain protection, even tf 

you have kids and pet*, you can consider a ligbi colored carpet 

Let us help you explore all the new decorating posribtlffles 

Wear-Dated* Carpet with StaJnBlocker" has to offer. 

WEAR-DATED CARPET 

I 

4M-7SOO 

526 Ann Arbor Road • Ptymouth 

spr rgmg 4 ;ih.*r 

Barb. K- . .S 1- • t" r ' 

e' whose -"i.di 

r '' 

on Northwestern Hiqnway 

F arr'-.ihgton h At • 

the bui'dmy huDt jb > ' ii 1 

pace, has devi J 1 pracf 

Design help 

hopping 

Guide helps new home builders from start to finish 

The Brillion Collection of antique wallpaper is a remarkable 

cache of over 4,500 rolls and 1,379 different patterns 

of antique wallpapers dating from the late 19th century to 

the early 20th century. The documents are now reproduced 

by Victorian Collectibles Ltd. For wall and ceiling 

coverings for restoration, residential and contract use. 

Shown at Gioia Showroom, Michigan Design Center. The 

public is invited to visit the design center in the company 

of an interior designer or architect. For a referral, call 649- 

4772. 

'It's near impossible for a client 

building one home to do all that 

research and not go bananas in the 

process." 

Barb/ Kruy 

guide book «?,•///?* 

HER "GUIDE FOF1 I: . 

New Rome 1 1 •'V'r« Nh.ny>iv r>.ft,-., >n 

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HI RAID WHOLLSALE 

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jr pr 1'." • -'••» r : md ijt.er 

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AFTER A THREE »r •• 

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They '•'> . : a • a"'- 

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CLIENTS OFTEN ••ie'p 

ner-1 and Aiar it 

• said ' my.ci - 

. d t:" 1 a gua-'an 

1 : 'i date bindihg on 

' iSe IS riot /eaay on 

. A; 1 : a, . jur rer'.t 

B'Hders w i 1 sign these 

•s •if." than lose a 

Vim 1 vgn if you 

t 1ye's have 10 Dear 

Jtmy !0 secure a 

• iSS c intends 'he 

« oe .^t careluiiy 

che. the 

A 

We 'Miijre 

PROGRESS 

THOMAS ARNE" sla M oôiog-ao^ 

Ricki Berlin and Barbi Krass go over the fjnal details of Berlin's newly built home in West Bloomfield. 

t . t . 'a - - .j D' - n tc his cli- 

-lb hja iney like their 

' -e ar 3 • • h • ..-realtors (SuD 

r-vact r--i 1' ho doesn't J ay 

' • b • " e j eqp e A ho do h-s 

.1 - ectrc I / an a plump 

• !'-• • ycrg ic deliver their 

• •• A""i-r . j A-ant tnem , 

- • : s oe eves r 's always net 

••-'.to speT things out and get 

c C« 10 »ur yOv* »tySi 

and io« "xioor* ex ouidoors B> 

Pro^rMS lh« n»ton » mmmJac 

urm ot hom« losing hxTurM 

je.orative aspects o< 

a-'d ar- are approached 

'urr lure 

a p' fess-cnai nte* or designer 

jja 'iea-tG prepare tne buyer 

fm " e fmai walk through mspec- 

• ir .' the home even though 

" :.t bu ide r s wd'fr t want a 'de- 

-1 gr"coming along at fnis f me 

v - ass gj deoook gives a deta ied 

; ar ot what needs to be looKed 

at dowr to the moulding and 

tnm 

Today's designers a r e in the 

t -ocess o* trying to redefine their 

f -o'ession and alter its image 

A th the consuming public 

Qualified mtenor designers 

Aart to oe recognized as profess.onals 

"hey see themselves as pian- 

'~e r s of interior space, fully competent 

to handle anything from 

traditional decorating chores to 

specifying the removal of walls, 

and planntng new plumping runs 

and e ectrical wiring. 

pj>S 

man' 

I- •< 

mts out mar 'he-'e a'e 

'/•cmgan legislature-to 

3 a 'eq'u rr-rr,on» tr-' 

one's a r : —at -r • st 

"Desig A !• oe ehsed 

because 

U" ^rs 

f" in unquan' ed pe' r* c "v r c 'c 

practice 1 r -he '-eld she sa d ' 

also keeps others trom mvadir.g 

our professiona 

ntory *' 

ntegnry-ana ter 

Krass has a professiona . reiat'onship.Aith 

some-'5 tradesmen 

in the hoês. condos ;ommercia 

jobs, offices and meoicai 

spaces she's involved with When 

t'ney talk, it isn't about -nee 

bones and mign bones Out" mey 

are on the saê wavelength, witn 

mutua -eso^ct 

New-home building clients a - 

A ays fee as though they'll never 

get through it an." she sa.*- 

ui>. * 

A t 0 4 U . 7 

fl com#t 10 HQhung — com« to 

>0' tiper- IOVICI. qooC £>ric«» and • 

comptmf ••'•clon tor you' »^«p»Ct>or 88 88 87.! 76.59 

Division of Splane Electric 

HOURS Monday-Friday 8-5. Saturday 8 3 

NORTH 

32327 St«p*«nson 

, Madison Motghts 

588-9200 

WEST 

? ^ 0 0 Schooicrftfi 

H o v o n t a H 

421-8905 

96.40 137.5 

9 8 » 5 9 " 

UJ( TURN OWCHNRRV UJtNDOtJJS 

INTO 6XT«RO«DtNRftV DESIGNS' 

CUNO MVfN 

S HAGGCMTV 

478 3133 

626 4313 

SO LAR( W> ft 

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HORIZONTfll 

BLINDS 

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CLASSIC 

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MICRO 

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IMONACOI 

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Myr. -wi te .1 »-«• 

0. mm ort* *e tcctgrtC 

ISO 00 •! UA pr and 

window treatments plus the helpful assistance f our professional 

I DS interior designers will assure your home of 

an imaginative decor lasting for years to come Competitive 

pricing and extended terms, of course Deliver) setup 

and a full vears service are all-included at no cost < ome 

in soon and browse through our stunning showcase store 

Fall sale now in progress' 

InltriH 

/An ' Interiors 

WKIôi 1 f-'it /»'

Pao«6» HOME FURNISHINGS Thursday. September 29, 1988 ' Thursday September 29 1988 HOME FURNISHINGS Page 7i 

50%-70% OFF 

ALL NAME BRANDS 

Free Professional 

Measure 

At No Obligation 

Free In Home Design 

Consulting 

HOURS 

MON.-SAT. 10:00-5 P.M. 

THURS. til 8 P.M. 

rrr 

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21728 W. 11 Mile Rd 

HARVARD ROW MALL 

SOUTHFIELD 

352-8622 

Capture the Charm 

Expertly detailed, the comfort and 

warmth of country living is created with 

the deep, shirred skirt and casual 

pillows on this sofa of extraordinary 

quality Providing exceptional seating 

for your home Key City lends age-old 

craftsmanship you can afford to live 

with today and enjoy for years to come 

Come in today and see oir 

selection of upholstered turn ture 

We've got beautiful styes 

and fabrics that were 

never easier to afford 

Since 19.13 

IN HOME SERVICE 


651-5009 

s 895 

wti\ Walker/ftuzenberg 

WJdl fine furniture 

240 NORTH MAIN STREET • PLYMOUTH • 459-1300 

(Two blocks N ! . ot Downtown Plymouth) 

Men , Thurj . Fn 10-9. Tun , Wed . Sat 10-6 

ASK ABOUT OUR OE< ORATOR SI KVK.IS 

Professional Window Treatments... 

I 

...aren't easy to £ind. 

If your home deserves the unique at affordable prices, 

visit our award winning showroom and workroom. We 

have over 3000 fabrics and can coordinate your draperies 

with special order furniture and accessories. 

Monday, Thursday & Friday -.10-8:00 

Tuesday. Wednesday & Saturday 10-6:00 

f&aker §treet Interiors, iCtb 

16320 Middlebeit, between 5 & 6 Mile 

421-15900 

Baroque 

fashion 

Painted in a baroQue fashion 

with trompe I'oeil scrolls 

and acanthus leaves surrounding 

a shell motif, this 

cabinet is reproduced from 

an 18th-century Venetian 

original. The top i^painted 

in a naive manner to resemble 

inlaid marble. Shown at 

Baker, Kanpp and Tubbs, 

Michigan Design Center. 

The Michigan Design Center 

is open to the trade only. 

For designer and architect 

referral service, call 649- 

4772. 

All the fine furnishings and artistic 

appointments you'll truly appreciate . . . 

creatively selected for your home through 

the assistance ot McLaughlin's talented 

designers. 

Richly carved Rirtenhouse Square collection 

follows the Philadelphia Chipperdale school of 

• design and depends on rich mahogany veneers 

and elaborate carvings for style interest Come 

see all of our Henredon collections in our 

complete Henredon Designer Gallery Tne 

console shown, ^2x12x30 "h with wood top reg 

S1815 sale S'269 Wrth marble top reg S2075 

sale $1449 

Discover McLaughlin's . . . 

known by the good company we keep. 

Henredon." Thomasvillc.'Pennsylvania House.' 

Century. Stiffe!. Waterford. Sherrill. Harden. Knob 

Creek. Pearson. Conover. Baldwin Brass. Sligh. 

Chapman. Hammary. Classic Leather. Wildwood. 

Bradington-Young and so many more. 

•Full line, preferred delivery Henredon, Thomasvii'e 

and Pennsylvania House Galleries 

Mon, Thur. Fn 

9:30-9 

Tue Sat. 

9:30-5 

CLOSED 

WED. & SUM. 14405 Toledo/Dix 

Bnng yen* to Me wrth ft* h«*st ol two 

work* - rjtun and ollH«l*inril 

Vr*of an *•*.< 

* up wrth modern atcewv** ant 1 c otor* jr«! it 

< cmlempttr ar» or * flow" wrth 

more romecvjtiv* tor** and « tjkr-s anatrwitioojl 

appeal me 

Comtructed ot vtM m*p»e mapie v+neen *nrf 

PNtppw fillan lt» • ofc* ion n h«^l lo 

m vfyte 

Free Set Up & Delivery 

Layaway and Terms Available 

* $500 minimum purchase or more 

TELEGRAPH AT 12 MILE 

of soutrxpie 

between No'thline & Eureka 285-5454 

CAPTURE 

TIMELESS RATTAN. 

Distinctive furnishings tor the bedroom" 

VISA DISCOVER AND 

ASTERCARD ACCEPTED 

MON., THURS.. FRI. 'TIL 8:30 

White boring? Not like this 

By Joan Boram 

special writer 

A FTER SEEING this home, no 

one will ever thmk of 

white as cold again, 

says Diane F'Shman o' 

Walter Herz Interiors 

Indeed, the white walls and 

wn>ie carpetmg used throughout 

serve as a blank canvas agamst 

which the owners' extensive art 

collection (mostly try M L'-qa*artists) 

is displayed 

"I had work«d 'or the couple n 

the>r former home, but this t me 

ihe wife wanted to go comple'e y 

contemporary " Working together. 

Fishman and her client 

worked out a scheme *hal s bof 

giamorous and sleek The ciert 

is very glamorous, out also a very 

warm person with a g r eat sense 

of 'un, and I wanted to re' ec • 

tnese lacetso' her personality 

"She was viilhng to dare a ' tne 

crazy ideas that had and it's 

"not often that you get a client 

that will taê a chance i actually 

had tL' dr.' very iijtle ta'kmg to 

i.. .• . ' c.e her 

THERE IS NOTHING 'ir the 

jutward appearance of the West 

Bi j'nfeid condominium" that 

wou'd indicate U«e chic moden ;iy 

ir side S'tuaieo ao.-acent to a 

wooded ravme. the 'equisite pe 

funias f II pots on tne front pano 

a?'d goiden'od flourishes along 

•he ftrr»a>. ;v " I 3 - f t 

mar.cured aw r Swans float on a 

c 

a* d the neor peciecked fi >yer is 

Th 

n.r g 

qerer • 

er • ! , 

proportioned 

rcred -nclud- 

g *hr> ei ' j ar 1 tne floor 

i r 'e r arole t •- rids prist ne. 

• d ' wo'.'d be bo' 'c the ners 

«>.-r enk ' -'at ra ground 

->e top f f h« ' n Tne e''ect. 

wever 'S n ' a Gr ra esque 

c, jio r-.iqhr n »jj.ec 1 Rarnpir y; i 

BETH SINGER 

A three-layer glass and brass table by the Design Institute of 

American enlivens an area in the lower level of the West 

Bloomfield condominium that also uses neon-light accents to 

reflect the owner's sense of fun. 

•ee thar you're a Child agam. en 

1f.fi' g n e House of Mirrors at a 

carniva and y HJ are set up to 

oy f e r, .-st o 1 the house A 

wn wooden hot-pink ' a 

,-e by Bi , Mayer adds 'un to the 

3'ea 

M< si o' the Moors 'hroughoui 

the house are covered with deep 

p- ed. lush white carpeting, which 

b tn Fishman and "he -owner 

agree is difficuii to *eep clean. 

' s won 1 'or the r 

eci a- d because it a.lows 

>RT • JI-Y OF the a I white mot- 

The wails r tne • e 0- > : ace around wnn 

c "i'd " atch tne cn p. 

THE MORAL OF the Story.' 

says Fish 

vjf i-une 

an >s dOr' i cover "he 

ntii tn*-* wa.i' are pam»- 

A large mullli colored wai 

capture by Cnarês McGee f ills 

r e wa i of the dec Commis- 

'' ed by the owners t was e*hib 

ted at 'he Def om institute of 

Arts De'ore joining the'r collection 

Tne house was designed 'or 

entertaining, and the owner 

boasts mat at a recent cocktail 

70 yvc-r here and 

•, -u wou d neve' have known tha 1 

the'e were more than a 'ew ' Tne 

dm ng roo ,r is an extension of the 

nuge ' vmg room, making iLpossib 

e "c i..se the rooms ootn 'or 

srnai drner Da r t>es and large 

cockta.-i part'es- 

Seatmg in the living room is al - 

wn te so 1he artworks a r e a 

wed oask -T ^ their own giory 

C.

-X. 

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Jay Lefkowtlz Other ar lists 

epresenied n th-s area are G'en 

B J—Bennett and Don 

Shields The surface of the dining 

room table is glass, and the 

r on.. ye/, a th handmade dec 

• - at yo yia. >s p c< es and crystal 

'I like t; work Ath-a cl>eni beti 

iH ih.- h .me is cc spieled, 

says P .hr-ifir That way i can 

look at tne p ans and we can 

rna-ce a' y r «tr'ut'ural changes fhsft 

are necessary In this case, the 

ii /,•" ic-.e : Designed to- stor 

age a* J 'he ci-ent wa> led i lor 

adct • • : 'V r'a space We made 

soni'' " -ct jr.j changes, art) the 

c 

w •> • .f 'hp i v r q area was almost 

d'-ji >' J 

T r 

he .M''wa>• 'eadr'g down to 

Wa iw.1 ke» a w: ide" ' gure i t 

e'aliy am -.'mg .jp the wa" by Israel. 

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add'lion a mob ie table sculp 

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