Canton Observer for October 9, 1995 - Canton Public Library

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ment other buildings in the area. 

"They all have pitched roofs and 

more of a residential look than an industrial 

look," said commissioner 

Melissa McLaughlin, a Canton trustee, 

of existing businesses. 

Commissioners tabled Wilson's re- 

1 end-use approval to give 

Clark time to redesign the building, 

which would sit north of the State 

Farm Insurance Building and across 

from the Canton Ford Crossings off- 

Wilson proposes to build a 5,400- 

square-foot building for auto testing 

and repairs on just less than one acre. 

The building would include two 

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Winning appearance: McCabe Funeral Home on Canton Center Road, just south of Saltz, was 

tapped as the overall winner in the Canton Chamber of Commerce first-ever beautification 

awards.' 

McCabe Funeral Home grabs award 

BY RAWH R. ECHTINAW 

STAW WRITSR 

McCabe Funeral Home is the top 

~or 

Comerce 1996 Beautification Award. 

The prise is a large trophy that will 

be on display in the fiineral home for 

one month. ] 

David McCabe built his 

and Cherry Hill in 1993 and opened 

for business in January 1994. 

McCabe was surprised to ha the 

The third-generation mortician attended 

the chamber meeting Wednes 

day, Oct. 4, because his manager and 

son *e* botintt 

Asked why his funeral home is 

such a showpiece, McCabe said, "I 

don't want to be ashamed of anything." 

McCabe's funeral home in Farm 

THfton HIUs Fas 

awards, too, losing just once since the 

McCabe 

stopped to have lunch at the funeral 

i of Frank Gibbs. 

Gibbs apparently wished to get out 

or the business pronto because he 

sold everything to McCabe for $1. 

Francis McCabe peased the I 

ness down to his son Clifford, who 

transferred it to David, who runs it 

today and plans for his son Kevin to 

The other winners of the first-ever 

chamber beautification awards sie as 

follows: 

In the small business category , the

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2A(C) The ObaerverfMatQ/V, OCTOBER 9, 1995 

School pool incident prompts probe 

BYM.B. DILLON 

STAJT* WRITKR 

Plymouth-Canton school Superintendent 

Charles Little is investigating 

an incident UHTTf 

cently closed the Plymouth Salem 

High School pool because of contamination. 

The Wayne County Health Department 

conducted its own investigation 

after learning about 

the complaint of a Plymouth- 

Canton parent. 

Thomas McNulty, section chief 

in the health department's division 

of environmental health, said 

the mother "basically related the 

story that her daughter was directs* 

as swimming class was 

leaving to enter the pooând retri^tt 

some fecal matter." 

"JJfe sent a representative of 

the^jdepartment and spoke with 

director of operations Mr. 

Thompson and aquatic director 

Mr. Olson. This was .Monday. 

Oct. 2; the incident occurred Friday 

the 29th. 

"We told them the pooT should 

have been closed immediately, 

and that we should have been notified, 

which we were not. It was 

well over 48 hours before we found 

out." 

District spokeswoman Judy 

Evola said the matter is under investigation. 

"The entire situation is being 

looked into. Everyone involved is 

being interviewed. We can't draw 

any conclusions until the investigation 

is completed. - ' 

McNulty said the health department 

took water samples 

from the Salem pool. "The water 

results came back and the water 

is acceptable for bathers to go into 

the pool at Salem," he said. 

New business counts 

on hockey passion 

Canton Township resident 

Doug Mueller is hoping the passion 

area folks have for ice hockey 

will spill over to include a new 

version of the old sport called 

"dekhockey." 

Mueller lias formed 

a company 

called Michigan Dekhockey and 

built a plastic-floored rink of 

nearly 13,000 square feet on the 

south side of Michigan Avenue 

east of Canton Center. 

The game is basically hockey, 

but played in sneakers and on 

roller skates. Rules are set by the 

International Dekhockey Tournament 

Association. 

"It's hockey for everybody who 

never had the gumption to get on 

(ice) skates," Mueller said. 

The rink is expected to open for 

play in mid-October, although the 

adjacent pro shop is still under 

construction. 

Set outdoors under lights, the 

rink is composed of interlocking 

blue and yellow plastic tiles resting 

on an asphalt surface. One 

form of the game will be played in 

sneakers. A faster version is 

played on in-line skates sporting 

special wheels. 

Canton ©bseruer 

Mueller said he has room for 

192 teams in the leagues that are 

forming, and if business is sufficiently 

grandiose a second rink 

may be added. 

Games are expected to be 

vlifmiiwi year round. "Wp just 

take a snowblower to it in the 

winter," Mueller said. "We don't 

cancel hockey games." 

So far, the very young children 

have signed up and adults have 

signed up, but Mueller still lacks 

a satisfactory number of teen 

players. 

"The tweeners, 11 to 17 years 

old,* he calls them. "That's the 

slowest sign-up we've had. Those 

are the kids who need to come out 

and get challenged. Kids under 18 

are not going to come down here 

and smoke cigarettes. They're 

going to play hockey." 

Fred Hoshowski and Richard 

Bushart, co-owners of' Bladesports 

on Joy at Morton Taylor, 

are sponsoring two Michigan Dekhockey 

teams and offering their 

services for clinics and coaching. 

Bladesports is also sharing advertising 

costs with Mueller and 

providing jerseys to dekhockey 

teams. 

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placed in the special 

education classes. School districts 

have lost so many lawsuits filed 

by parents that schools are pretty 

much forced to grant parents' 

wishes when it comes to classroom 

placement, she said. 

"A lot of money ha^Seen 

spent, and the schools have been 

losing," said Wells, who taught 

9- to 11 -year-olds at Farrand Elementary. 

After taking a year 

off, Wells plans a second career 

in clinical psychology, assisting 

families dealing with alcohol and 

substance abuse. 

Andrea Roderick is retiring after 

26 years in Plymouth-Canton, 

10 of them at Farrand Elementary. 

The daughter of educators, 

Roderick said the most gratifying 

aspect of education was teaching 

children to write and read. 

"I love the growth you see 

from the beginning to the end of 

the year, especially with firstand 

second-graders," she said. 

Roderick won't miss the large 

class sizes, she added. "I've had 

a» many aa 33 first-graders, 

That makes it too hard." 

Catherine Smith and Louise 

Kohut enjoy traveling together, 

having retired from Allen Elementary. 

Both keep close tabs on, 

education. 

"I was always happy I was a 

teacher," said Smith, who just 

returned from the British Isle3. 

"I look back with a lot of pleasant 

memories." 

Smith and Kohut share a con- 

ce'rn about the influx of technology 

in schools. While both see 

merit in technological advances, 

"If you have to depend on a machine, 

you are handicapped," 

Smith said. "To cope, you have to 

have reading and math skills, and 

you still need to be independent," 

"If children aren't introduced 

to reading at a young age, they 

aren't going to enjoy all the 

great literature," said Kohut, 

who was Allen's librarian. 

"That's what bothers me about 

all the machines." 

It saddens Smith to see that 

"the actual people making decisions 

regarding education at the 

local and state levels are not 

teachers. It used to be that 

teachers were very much involved 

in decision-making. They 

were consulted. The key to education 

is the teacher, not the 

building." 

Canton officials concerned 

about ordinance enforcement 

BY RALPH R. ECHTINAW 

STAFF WRITER 

Canton Township trustees are 

concerned that ordinance enforcement 

officers aren't aware 

of what sort of violations the 

board wants them to concentrate. 

At a budget study session 

Tuesday, Oct. 3, Trustee Melissa 

McLaughtin said she has 

forcement to happen on ordinance 

issues." 

"Ordinance activity is in the 

eyes of the beholder to a certain 

degree," said Municipal Services 

Director Aaron Machnik. 

Library from, page 1A 

lent facility. Some of the tapes 

and albums will be great/" 

Canton resident Kathy Hall 

always reads the library fliers 

and noticed the programs for older 

children. When she saw the 

"New Beginnings" program, she 

was quick to register. She came 

with her 31-2-month-old son, Connor. 

"I didn't know they had all 

the toys and puppets," she said. 

"Having a baby is a big inspiration 

for coming to the library," 

said Goodrich. "This is a parenting 

network thing too. 

"Especially parents that are 

first-time parents or they're new 

to Canton. They come here and 

meet other parents and compare 

notes. 

TTs S good way to get to know 

people, to meet other parents with 

"I confront this all the time 

daily," said Supervisor Tom 

Yack. "And those guys need 

some direction from the board 

that tells them where to put 

their time and effort." 

The township employs two ordinance 

inspectors who investigate 

complaints. However, 

Machnik said, some complaints 

turn out to be "complex zoning 

McCabe from page 1A 

winner ,fra| Abraham'» 8heH 

Service. The runners-up were 

Brashear, Tangora A Spence attorneys, 

Master Lighting and 

lighthouse Car Wash 

ry, the winner was St. Thomas 

A'Becket Catholic Church. The 

runners up wars Oakwood 

Healthcare .Center, Calvary Baptist 

Church and St John Neu- 

In the industrial category, the 

Hitch. The runners up were 

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ordinance violations, and therefore 

are not easily resolved. 

"It's probably human nature 

to some degree," Machnik said. 

"(It) wilt cause you to sort of 

gravitate away from those." 

similar problems, similar joys." 

Goodrich pointed out that 

there also is an assortment ofinformational 

fliers and publications 

for parents available free of 

charge at the library. 

"Baby," "Metro Parent" and 

"Canton & Plymouth Area Day 

Care Preschool Guide," a joint 

publication compiled by the Canton 

and Plymouth libraries, were 

just a few of the gratis offerings. 

"What we're trying to do is introduce 

parents to library resources 

both for themselves, as 

parents, and for their children," 

said youth services librarian, Jill 

"fV" 

The goal, accordinR to Halpin. 

is to encourage the parents to 

"initiate an enjoyment of books 

at an early age and show them 

The Observer/ MONDAY, OCTOBER 9,1995 

(C)3A 

STAFT PHOTOS BY BOX BKESUER 

Old friends: Above, from left, Jane Bowman, Barb Dyle and Don Rank get a chance to visit at a sorority tea for retired 

teachers. Below left, Marguerite Palosky and Mary Fritz reminisce about their days together at Starkweather. 

Below right, Kitty To a hey Is served tea by Mickey Edell-Cotner. 

2. 

Weed cutting is another problem. 

When a property owner 

doesn't keep his or her weeds under 

control, township personnel 

give notice that the weeds must 

be cut or the township will cut 

them. 

"They don't mind it because 

(the fee for mowing) just gets put 

on their tax bill," said Treasurer 

Elaine KircfigaHer. 

are reoccurring," said Clerk Terry" 

Bennett. 

Mdchnik said that when the 

mowing fee goes on a property 

"owner's tax bill, he or she may 

claim it as a tax deduction. 

how to use the library resources 

to stimulate their child's development."' 

Beth McFaul said she was impressed 

with all the materials 

and said she needed the information 

every bit as much as her 

first grandchild's parents. 

"I babysit her And I needed a 

refresher on this," she said. "I 

had forgotten so many things 

here, what you can use. I think I 

need to know these things and I 

can check things out when I'm 

watching the child. 

"I think they should have one 

(an infant program) for grandparents. 

We're older. We have more 

She. They're Busy bulT can take' 

these little things out and play ." 

For more information. «mtaet 

the library, 397-0999. 

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Commerce Center. 

The Canton Downtown Development 

District also wss given 

In the multi-residential category, 

the winner was Canton an awsrd. Winners received 

Forest Condominiums The run- plaques. . . Runners up were given 

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nior Apartments, Acadcmy 

Point, The Crossings at Canton 

and The Winds Condominiums. 

In the strip mall category, the 

winner was Coventry Commons 

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The Observer/MONDW, OCTOBER 9,1995 

Students say that racism at school is evident 

BY M.B. DIIXON 

STAWWUTBI 

Since a aeries of fights occurred 

at Plymouth-Cantnn Brin rational 

Park Sept. 14, questions have arisen 

as to whether people feel safe 

on the 4,000-student campus? In 

interviews with the Observer, students 

shared their views on 

whether racism and gangs are issues 

at PCEP. . 

Many said that while some students 

may be fearful, the majority 

aren't afraid to go to school, football 

games or other activities. 

A student named Luke who 

didn't want his surname used 

said, "There are skinheads and 

the black people, and they don't 

like each other very much. I'm not 

involved." 

One of the September confrontations 

involved groups of 9kin- 

Officials 

ken up. I don't even know if race 

was an issue. But all kinds of rumors 

started circulating. Supposedly 

there was going to be a major 

fight. We sent officers, but nothing 

happened. It was a big nothing." 

Superintendent Charles Little 

said while the potential for trouble 

exists, he attends football 

games and school activities at 

PCEP and doesn't pwrmve fear 

on the part of students. 

Redesign 

bays. 

"Mainly what we do is diagnostic. 

Today's vehicles are computer-controlled," 

Wilson said. "It is 

not in any way or form an oilchanging 

facility." The Auto One 

part of the business would handle 

stereos and anti-theft devices. 

A nearby resident, Ken 

Slusarczyk, expressed concern 

about the business dumping 

drainage into a nearby creek, as 

well as adequate buffering. He 

also was concerned about hours of 

heads, who shave their heads, and 

African-American students. 

"It's immaturity and ignorance," 

said Salem senior Mike 

Gourieui. "People need to grow 

up and realise what they are 

doing. You come to school to 

learn, not to bring outside influences 

here.-It's like a racial war, 

it's just ludicrous. 

"There are groups of skinheads 

and blacks who feel they are Superior. 

They need to realize they're 

equals," said Gourieuz. "If people 

can't realize that in today's society, 

then they're not going anywhere 

in life. Ill be paying for 

them, because they will be on welfare." 

Sclem senior Heh Shin Kwak 

said she hasn't been victimized 

because she's a minority. "I do 

know of other people who say they 

from page IA 

"When you bring together 4,000 

people you can have a problem. 

We have-a lot of security, which 

makes me think there wouldn't be 

a sustained problem. If you came 

out to watch a football game, you 

could watch it with ease, enjoy 

your popcorn and hot chocolate, 

and relax." 

Are racially motivated incidents 

occurring at the high 

schools? 'I think it is happening - 

to a very limited extent," said the 

from page 1A 

operation and cars parked overnight 

"The runoff would be equal to 

what it would have been if we had 

not put up a building," Clark 

said, adding that a detention 

pond would be built as well as an 

interceptor. 

While some care will be parked 

overnight they likely will be in 

the building. "Moat of the repairs 

and diagnostics will be the same 

day," Wilson said. 

NEED COUNSELING? 

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CENTER FOR 

BEHAVIOR & MEDICINE 

CITY OF PLYMOUTH 

NOTICE TO BIDDERS 

until 2:00 pan. E.S.T. 35 on Friday, October 13, 1995 for the following: 

REMOVAL * INSTALLATION OF STREETLIGHTS * POLES 

Specifications and proposal forms are available at the office of the 

Administrative Services Director during regular office hours. 

The City of Plymouth reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids, 

in whole or in part, and to waive any irregularities. 

MU October 9. 1«M 

CAROL A STONE, 

Administrative Services Director 

PLYMOUTH DISTRICT LIBRARY 

PUBLIC NOTICE 

T 

The Plymouth District Library Beard will bold it* regular monthly meeting 

Tuceday, October 17. 1996 at 730 pm un the Conference Chamber* apatairs at 

City Hall located at 201 & Main Street, Plymouth, Michigan 48170. 

The Plymouth District Library will provide neeaeaary raaaouahle auxiliary 

aids and aervieea, such aa signersfor the hearing impaired end audio tapes of 

printed materials being considered at the meeting, to individuals with 

diaabilitiee at the meetinc, to indrnduala with disabilities at the meetingAii 

upon seven (7) days notice to the Plymouth District Library. Individuals with 

disabilities requiring auxiliary eida or servicee should contact the Plymouth 

District Library by writing or calling the following: 

Barbara Kraft, Library Secretary 

Plymouth Diatrict Library 

223 S. Mam Street 

Plymouth. Ml 48170 

313-453-0780 

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superintendent "There are people 

in our population, just like 

there are everywhere else, who 

don't have the standards of civility 

that are required. I think it is a 

problem with some kids. As a percentage, 

I think it is insignificant 

as a problem." 

Jacobs said the schools "take 

all these situations very seriously. 

We did a lot of work last year in 

V 

feel threatened," she said. "I feel 

it's really unfortunate. This is one 

little Uiing that happened. Hopefully 

through the dignity and. W 

spect push, things Will be back to 

normal again." 

A moveWnt was begun by 

PCEP students last year to focus 

on treating one another with more 

dignity and respect. Cultural diversity 

is the theme of this year's 

program. 

Salem football player Lawrence 

Nunn said the confrontations 

were insignificant "It was just a 

small fight. People knew about it 

and were asking, Did you hear 

about the fight?'" 

"There are quite a few skinheads, 

but if you mind your own 

business, you don't really have a 

problem," said Nunn. "Most of 

the time, they pick on smaller minority 

students. " 

"I think there is a lot of racism 

that iant visible. People arent 

cutting their hair off; they just 

look normal. I actually have more 

respect for skinheads coming out 

and saying, This is how I feel,' instead 

of someone saying how 

you're a cool guy, and then stabbing 

you in the back." 

Jamie Marshall is a Canton 

junior who works as a reporter for 

the "PCEP Perspective" school 

newspaper. Marshall, who is 

white, says there is fear on the 

part of some blacks. 

"My boyfriend is black, and we 

were going to go to a football game 

here. He doesn't go to our school, 

and I was advised that we 

shouldn't go. I was scared, so we 

didn't go," she said. 

PCEP security guard Tim 

the area of dignity and respect. 

(Area coordinator) Lynne Lonigro 

is in the process of continuing 

those activities." 

The theme of this year's dignity-and-respect 

movement is celebrating 

cultural diversity. "We're 

going to do a lock-in' with students, 

and train them as facilitators 

in conflict resolution," said 

Jacobs. "We've been granted a 

Stamper said what's happening is 

"just kids being kids. It's no different 

than any other year.il think 

TV is a big woe. There are 

things on TV that never used to 

to*" 

Perspective business editor 

Jeremy OUara said some of the 

fight* on campus involve "white 

supremacists from other schools. " 

Salem senior Matt Bennett 

said, 'To me, the whole gang and 

racial thing seems like it's just a 

fad. It seems like every year, first 

semester, there are fights. All the 

stuff that's going to happen ends 

up being just first semester. " 

Salem senior Elizabeth Carr reported 

on the fights for the Perspective. 

"There are certain places where 

it's kind of scary if you are the 

only one walking through that 

federal grant to deal with conflict 

resolution and are in the process 

of looking to hire someone specifically 

for that" 

Jacobs said racism is not an issue 

on campus, nor are gangs. 

"This is no different than any 

other high school," he said. "We 

have some kids here who are cruel 

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In Germany they call it Octoberfest. 

At Cantina del Rio, 

we call it 

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with Chile con Qieso. I with Spanish rice and Charros beans. 

Roasted Yocjelablo Burn Ins Sf) ()J) 

Fresh green peppers, on ions and tomatoes roasted over a 

wood-fired grill Wrapped inside steamirg hot tortillas filled 

with refried beans and cheese, tepped with Chile ocn Quaco 

Served with cilantro rica and refried beans. 

Offer end* 11/20/95. 

No matter what you call it. we're celebratii^ the change of the ccason 

everyday by offering our New Beef Chimlchangos and Roasted Vegetable 

Burritos for Just $699 Now you can come in anytime to enjoy these 

fabuloso fall specialties with family, friends or even your compadres 

at work Pall FWtivo at Cantina del Rio. grande dinners at prices 

Even if it is a fad, I think 

there is fear. I think there is fear 

on both sides; the African-Americans, 

and skinheads and whites. 

Maybe that needa to be dealt 

iritfc" 

English teacher Matt Watroba 

considers himself a "pretty aware 

teacher," and says that while 

"tension is here, I don't see that 

there's fear on campus. "There 

are so few minorities, I can't 

blame them if they group together. 

I don't see that that should always 

be interpreted as menacing." 

It strikes Watroba as odd that 

Plymouth-Canton "is the ninthlsrgest 

district in the state, yet 

there isn't one black teacher. If 

you were to look at Ann Arbor 

schools, I'm sure it would be a 

very different statistic." 

sense. But they are very few.' 

A member of the community's 

gang task force, Jacobs said, "We 

don't have a gang problem. We 

have a lot of kids trying to pretend. 

We've had a few incidents 

with gang influence with non-students 

who've swung by here. Most 

nf it iajust rumors." 

I 

Most area municipalities 

report decline in burglaries 

Thanks to an increase in 

theft-prevention awareness and 

neighborhood watch programs, 

burglaries declined in the city of 

Detroit and held steady in 

Wayne County last year, according 

to figures released by 

the Independent Insurance 

Agents Association of Wayne 

County. 

'» In 1994, the most recentfigures 

available, there were 22,156 

,Reported burglaries in the city of 

: Detroit, a 4-percent reduction. 

During the same time period, 

Wayne County burglaries remained 

virtually unchanged 

from 30,142 to 30,307 — up 0.5 

percent, but down almost 16 

percent from 1992 figures. The 

4-perrent (imp in .Detroit burr. 

glaries was better than the 

statewide average of 3 percent 

Among the state's 10 most populated 

counties, only Oakland, 

Kalamazoo and Saginaw had 

declines bigger than Wayne. 

The Wayne County cities 

with the biggest reductions in 

burglaries were Groese lie 

Township, Grosse Pointe, 

Plymouth and Wayne. The cit- 

IBH with ih« highest inure 

were Southgate, Grosse Pointe 

Woods, River Rouge, and Hamtramck. 

Burglaries in Garden City 

were up 24 percent, from 180 in 

1993 to 224 in 1994. Livonia reported 

a slight increase (less 

than 1 percent) from 622 in 1993 

to 628 in 1994. Plymouth had a 

39-percent drop — from 23 in 

1993 to 14 last year. Plymouth 

Township had a'16-percent reduction 

in burglaries — from 51 

to 43. 

Westland had a 20-percent 

increase, from 666 in 1993 to 

799 last year. Cities reporting 

numbers for less than 12 

months, including Redford 

Township, were not listed in the 

survey. 

"Neighborhood watch proand 

anti-theft 

grams 

have helped reduce burglaries," 

said Denise McHenry, spokeswoman 

for the aaaociation and 

an agent with Cambridge Underwriters 

in Livonia. 

"It proves that community 

involvement can be effective in 

fighting crime. When people 

commit to protecting each other 

and assisting law enforcement, 

it serves as a deterrent to theft. 

u> wminue that \mi- 

tern of cooperation.' 

The Observer/Mondm, OCTOBER 9,1995 (P v C,R,W t Q)5A» 

tie agenti 

that burglars are more attracted 

to houses that are unoccupied 

or when residents are on vacation 

during the summer 

months. Using common sense 

can lessen chances of break-ins, 

including these hints: 

• Leave blinds open in their 

usual position. 

• Stop deliveries of newspapers 

and mail, or have a neighbor 

collect them while you're away. 

• Arrange to have your lawn 

mowed. 

• Use automatic timers to turn 

lights on and off in your living 

room and bedrooms. Consider 

connecting a radio to a timer. 

• Equip doors with deadbolt 

locks, put a slide bolt on sliding 

glass doors, and be sure win 

dows are locked. Another idea 

would be to install a burglar 

and fire alarm system; some insurance 

companies offer discounts 

for approved alarm and 

fire systems. 

• Put cash, expensive jewelry 

and other valuables in a safe 

and bank safety-deposit box. 

• Do not leave extra keys 

around the mailbox, doormat, or 

flower pots. Change your locks 

if your keys are lost or stolen. 

Panel to address foreign aid 

Somewhere oul there. a few 

hotels are lefl lhal simply won! allow 

without 

guests 

lo face the day 

freshly buffed footwear. 

They re that rare Jcind of place 

^ • thai somehow senses exac lly what 

you need. And how lo deliver 11. 

- fir panel which includaa U.S. 

Rep. Lynn Rivera, D-Ann Arbor, 

will discuss foreign aid at 7:30 

p.m. Sunday, Oct. 15 in the Plymouth 

Cultural Center, 525 Farmer 

S&reet (north of Main and east of 

^teldon Road). 

••Rivera — whose diatrict inoktdes 

Garden City, Westland, 

Bymouth, Plymouth Township, 

Gft&ton Township and part of 

QtyQnia — will be joined on the 

pcrgel by Mike. Preaanta, state 

coordinator of the Concord Coalition; 

Sam Daley-Harris, executive 

director of RESULTS; and Margie 

H are 1 ton, a Peace Corpa volunteer. 

Moderator will be Paul Huth, 

associate professor of political 

science at the University of Michigan. 

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The panel members will share 

their views on foreign aid and respond 

to questions pertaining to: 

"Is foreign aid a form of embezzlement 

from U.S. taxpayers or an 

investment in our future?" 

The discussion is being held to 

mark the fifth anniversary of the 

World Summit for Children. RE- 

SULTS (Responsibility for Ending 

Starvation Using Legislative, 

Trimtabs and Support) is a nonprofit, 

graas-roots citizens lobby 

committed to creating the political 

will to end hunder and the 

worst aspects of poverty. 

RESULTS intends to spotlight 

effective programs to help meet 

the goals of the World's Summit 

for Children. 

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Edison crews will aid students ) 

Autumn weather and a new 

school year serve as. reminders 

that Detroit Edison crews can 

provide emergency assistance as 

youngsters head to and from 

school. 

Equipped with two way radioe, 

the utility's field employees con-., 

tinue to be extra sets of "eyes and 

ears" throughout Southeastern 

Michigan as participants in an 

expanded utility safety program. 

The Eyes and Ears, program 

was launched in 1984 in Wayne, 

Oakland and Macomb counties 

by Detroit Edison and other utilities 

in response to a series of assaults 

on students. The program 

expanded to Washtenaw County 

ir* 1993 and this year has been 

joined by Macomb County Road 

Cr. rprrijftfijnn crews Detroit 

schools security personnel. 

r\at rnit Pîartn fa^l_rl • • •> • . 1 - 

are alert to situations that could 

pose trouble for children on their 

way to and from school, said S. 

Martin Taylor, vice president, 

corporate and public affairs. 

"Although Eyes and Ears was 

started to help protect children, 

everyone in the community 

should know we're there to help 

should the need arise," Taylor 

said. 

Vehicles are marked with the ^ 

program logo — an eye and an ear - 

with the program'a name. The 

logo is intitnd+d tn th^ 

public — and eapecially students ' 

vehicles have communicationsequipment 

and can provide a safe 

respite. ; *•"' 

"The employees' role is to ob-' 

serve and report," Taylor said. ' 

"They are advised not to attempt 

to apprehend anyone involved in 

an apparent crime. But their vehi- ' 

cles can serve aa havens until the • 

proper authorities arrive." 

Rep. Rivers to hold office hours 

U.S. Rep. Lynn Rivers will hold 

office hours at the Senior Resources 

Department (Friendship 

Center) from 10 a.m. to noon 

Monday, Oct. 23. 

like to express their concerns regarding 

federal issues or just say 

hello is encouraged to stop by. 

The Friendship Center is at 

1119 New burgh Road, WcatlHnd. 

from 4-6 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 17 

in Superior Township Hall, 3040 

-N. Prospect. . » 

For more information contalcC 

Ellen Often at (313) 741-4210 

Rivera said anyone who would Rivera will also be available Donna Childera at (313) 722-1411. 

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PLYMOUTH, MICHIGAN 

Notice ia hereby given that a PUBLIC NOTTCB aa the Proposed IMC 

Budftt for the Plymouth Diatrict Library will be held on Tueaday. October 

17, IMS at 7.40 p.m ia the Conference Chambers upstairs at G* Hall 

located at 201 S. Main Street, Plymouth, Michigan 48170. This meeting ia 

spaa to the pubbc. A copy at the Budget • available at the Library 

The Plymouth Diatrict Library will provide necessary reasonable 

auxiliary aide and aervieea. such as signers far the hearing impaired and 

audio Upas at printed materials being considered at the meeting, to 

individuals with disabilities at the meeting/hearing upon seven (7) days 

notice to the Plymouth District Library Individuals with disabilities 

requiring auxiliary aids or services should contact the Plymouth Diatrict 

Library by writing er ca lling the fallowing: 

Kraft, library Secretary 

Plymouth District library 

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OBITUARIES 

KARL MARION BENN 

Services for Pearl Marion 

Beon, 75, of Canton, were held recently 

at the Schrader-Howell Funeral 

Hum*, In Plymouth. Buriat 

was in the White Chapel Cemetery, 

in Troy. 

She was born Sept. 10, 1920, in 

Detroit, and died Saturday, Sept. 

30, in Ply-mouth. 

She is survived by her husband, 

Louis E. of Canton; sons, Lynn 

Alan of Troy, and Rodney Louis 

Benn of Canton; daughter. 

Sharon Lee Mitchell of Conn.; 

Four grandchildren; sister, Leona 

Boomer of Auburn Heights; 

brother, Frederick Stileski of Pontiac. 

VIRGINIA A. JORDAN 

A memorial service for Virginia 

A. Jordan, 86, of Plymouth was 

held Friday. Oct. 6, with Rev. l)f. 

James Skimins officiating. Local 

arrangements were made by 

Schrader-Howell Funeral Home 

in Plymouth. Burial was in Arborcrest 

Memorial Park in Ann 

Arbor. 

She was burn 1909, in 

Portland, Ore. and died Monday, 

• Oct. 2, in Garden City. Mrs. Jordan 

was a homemaker. She came 

to the Plymouth community in 

1974 from Ypsilanti, were she had 

lived since 1935. She was a member 

of The First Presbyterian 

Church in Ypsilanti, and a mem- 

Iyer of the Women's Study Club of 

Ypsilanti. She was raised in Traverse 

City, and summered at Crystal 

Lake in Beulah, for 65 years. 

She is survived by her daughter, 

Jeanette W. Hopkins of Plymouth; 

son, Gordon Wallace of 

Phoenix. Ariz.; six grandchildren; 

nine great-grandchildren. 

Memorial contributions may be 

'made to Garden City Osteopathic 

Hospital, in Garden City, or to 

Abington Manor, in Westland. 

FLORENCE BEATRICE MORGAN 

Services for Florence Beatrice 

Morgan, 88, of Canton Township 

were held Thursday, Oct. 5, at 

The McCabe Funeral Home Canton 

Chapel, with Rev. Marjorie 

Munger of Cherry Hill Methodist 

Chureh officiating. — 

She was born ApriJ 10, 1907, in 

Canada, and died Thursday, Oct. 

2, in Canton Township. 

She is survived by her sister, 

Alta Knowles of Aylmer, Ontario, 

Canada. 


made to Canton Senior Citizens. 

SCOTT MICHAEL MOUSSEAU 

Services for Scott Michael 

Mousseau, 14, of Trenton were 

held Thursday, Oct. 5, at St. John 

Neumann Church with Rev. C. 

Richard Kelly Jr. officiating. He 

was buried in Knollwood Cemetery, 

in Canton Township. 

He is survived by his mother.— 

Kathleen of Canton Township; father, 

Michael L.; grandmother, 

Mary Warzocha; grandfather, 

Bernard Mousseau. 

SYLVIA IWANKA 

Services for Sylvia lwanka, 66, 

of Bedford were held Saturday. 

Oct. 7, at L J. Griffin Funeral 

Home with Rev. Alberto Bondy 

officiating. Burial was in Holy 

Sepulchre Cemetery in Southfield. 

She was born July 10, 1929, in 

Canada, and died Wednesday, 

Oct. 4. 

She is survived by her daughter, 

Mrs. Sharon D'Angelo; son, 

Peter J.; two brothers; three sisters; 

one grandchild. 

LORRAINE HAMPTON 

W i s h Y o u W e r e H e r e 

Services for Lorraine Hampton, 

71, of Canton were held Monday, 

Oct. 9, at L.J. Gnffin Funeral 

Home with Rev. John D. Allen officiating. 

Burial was in Cadillac 

Memorial West in Westland. She 

was bom Dec. 15, 1923, in Detroit, 

and died Thursday, Oct. 5, at St. 

Joseph Hospital. She was a homemakar. 

She is survived by her husband, 

Beri; daughters, Mrs. Edna Nato ' 

li, Mrs. Doris Clingan, Mrs. Patricia 

Tarvis;son, Lonnie B.; mother, 

Florence Summers; six grandchildren; 

one great-grandchild; two 

brothers; three sisters. 

ALVIN THOMAS EDOINGTON 

Services for Alvin Thomas 

Eddington, 87, of Plymouth were 

held Friday, Oct. 6, at First Baptist 

Church of Plymouth, with the 

Rev. Paul F. White officiating. 

Burial was in Glen Eden Memorial 

Park, in Livonia. 

He was born June 5, 1908 in 

Obion County, Tenn., and died 

Tuesday, Oct. 3, in Crestmont 

Nursing Home, in Fenton. He 

came to this community In 1952 

from Union City, Tenn. He retired 

in 1970 after 18 years employment 

at Hydramatic Division of Gener- 

al Motors. Life member of Union 

City Lodge no. 538 F4AM, Union 

City, Tenn. He had hi* own band 

in Union City, he played the violin. 

mandolin and guitar. Over 

Severn! m .,,. ra l yvBTo —a mo liia mma Viati/i pvnvi nrcn - 

on a radio program. He was an actor 

.in several theatrical productions 

in and around Union City. 

He was a member of the First 

Baptist church of Plymouth, and 

a member of the church choir. He 

enjoyed hunting, fishing and trapping. 

He also enjoyed woodworking, 

especially building furniture. 

The handbuilt birdhouse that he 

entered in the Plymouth Garden 

Club competition won first place. 

He is survived by his wife, 

Nona E. Eddington of Plymouth; 

sons, William T. of Fenton, and 

Bobby Gene of Brush Creek, 

Tenn.; sisters, Jewel Gatlm of 

Chicago, 111., and Muriel Long of 

Fulton, Ky.; nine grandchildren; 

17 great-grandchildren, 


matin lu First Baptist Churth uf 

Plymouth Choir Fund, 45000 N. 

Territorial Road, Plymouth, MI 

48170. 

Road chief nixes income tax diversion to pay for roads 

BY TIM RICHARD 

Stait Writer 

Road people have little interest 

in a state legislator's proposal to 

divert state income taxes toward 

fj» ft »•» » — A — 

n/ou iiiipruYciiicntS, 

"My proposal does not raise 

taxes in any way, shape or form," 

said Sen. Mike Rogers, R-Howell. 

"My goal is to capture growth revenues 

in fiscal 1996-97." 

He's author of a bill to divert 

5.2 percent of gross income taxes 

from the general fund to the 

transportation fund, which for 

decades has been fed by fuel taxes, 

registration fees and other 

"user fees." Rogers said his bill, 

due for a hearing before the Senate 

Finance Committee later this 

month, will bring roads $350 million 

— equivalent to hiking fuel 

taxes Beven cents a gallon. 

"It's a one-year solution, and 

we need a long-term solution," 

objected Brent 0. Bair, managing 

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director of the Road Commission 

for Oakland County and vice 

president of CRAM (County Road 

Association of Michigan). 

"We've gone 12 yean without a 

(state) increase in (he gas lax. and 

we've gone beyond a seven-cents 

solution. Our preference is to 

stick with s user fee . . . How 

much you use the road system, 

that's how much you pay. 

"Other sources aren't protected 

by the constitution like the gas 

tax," said Bair, referring to Article 

IX Section 8 which toys fuel taxes 

must "be used exclusively for 

transportation purposes..." 

"The income tax (revenue) has 

to go through the appropriations 

process. Keeping those hinds (in 

roads) is real questionable by the 

time you make it through a couple 

of committees or more." 

Bair noted Rogers' plan would 

guarantee $356 TTiiltion for roads 

for only one year. Thereafter, Rogers' 

bill calls for a' line item in the 

budget that could be stripped out 

' by lawmakers or even a gubernatorial 

veto. . — • 

They debated road funding Oct. 

1 on Spotlight on News," Channel 

7's public affairs program. 

CRAM began this fall's debate 

by asking a 12-oents-a-gallon increase 

plus an adjustment in the 

distribution formula to aid 17 urban 

counties. That has been whittled 

down to a 9.5-cents "compromise" 

program. Gov. John Engler 

proposed a 7-cents increase with 

the entire hike going to the state. 

"We've identified needB far in 

excess of a 12-cents increase," 

said Bair, adding it would cover 

"just the worst" roads and bridges. 

"We don't ever have a problem 

of having too much money when it 

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Chuckled Rogers: "I've never 

heard a department yet that could 

not use extra money." 

Rogersl own plan faces serious 

hurdles. It would take 4.4 percent 

of the current $8 billion general 

fund budget, leaving little (one 

percent by his estimation) or no 

new money for other uses. 

This year's budget gave universities 

3 percent, Oakland Commu-" 

nity College barely 1 percent, and 

Schoolcraft College 2.5 percent. 

Prisons, whose inmate totals are 

creeping past the 40,000 mark as 

lawmakers demand stiffer punishments 

for more crimes, have 

now passed universities in the 

budget. 

They disagreed on the question' 

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the Tiiesel fuel tax 20 cents and 

truck registration fees 50 percent. 

"We're not going after them; we're 

saying they ought to pay their fair 

share," Bair said. 

Rogers pictured truckers as 

"family" people and others seeking 

general fond money as "special 

interests." The senator said a 

7-cents fuel tax hike would cost 

Spartan Stores $1 million. 

"You're going to pay more for 

bread and milk," he added. 

Martha P. Zinderman, R.N., D.D.S 

- Neither liked the proposal of 

the Michigan Chamber of Commerce 

and the Mackinac Center 

to cut the single business tax in 

"If you cut anything," said 

Bair, "cut the foel tax, like we did 

with Proposal A (cutting school 

property taxes in return for a 2- 

cents hike in the sales tax)." 

Dentistry 

in the 90l 

"Seems crazy to me," agreed 

Rogers. "My proposal would do it 

with the revenues we have." 

CONSEQUENCE OF TOOTH LOSS 

If lost teeth are not replaced, there can 

be adverse consequences outside the 

mouth as well a-s within Specifically, tost 

teeth that are not replaced in later years 

can iead to a condition known as angular 

cheilitis. This inflammation of the corners 0/ 

the mouth is primarily caused by a 

reduction in the vertical dimension of the 

bite As the lips tend to overlap more at the 

comers of the mouth and leak saliva, the 

stage is set for irritation and inflammation 

First, continuous chafing and repeated 

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which are either the primary cause of 

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Zajac: Canton Township resident Janine Zajae (at left) took the Canton Observer 

with her to Paris, France in June. Standing with Zajac are (from left) her grandniece 

Caroline Sabaty and sister Marianna Rameau. Zajac was born in France 

and met her husband, Bill, there during World War II. Bill Zajac was in the U.S. 

Army during the war. He died 19 months ago. 

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NOTICE 

Does anything I do make a difference? 

Breast Health Expo 

Tues. Oct. 17 

5t30 - 8 p.m. 

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To ruerve your spot or 

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Food and Exhibits 

Join women and men of all 

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and lifestyle changes—so 

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5=30 - 6:30 p.m. 

• Free healthy food samples and recipes from Cottage Inn 

Pizza, Great Harvest Bread, NutriCare Nutrition Services, 

and Y&5 Yogurt and Sandwich 

• Breast sdf-exam shower cards and mammogram Info. 

• Resources Including support groups, books and agencies 

• Displays of women's health products and services 

Presentations 

6:30 - 8 p.m. 

• Two physicians will discuss the choices you have related 

to breast self exam, mammograms and lifestyle changes 

(diet, exercise, smoking). 

• Breast cancer survivors will talk about their attitudes and 

life choices before and after their diagnosis and treatment. 

Gfowski: Canton Township residents (from left) Josh and Monica Glowski and 

their parents, Ken and Bernadette, took the Canton Observer with them to "The 

Head of the Harbor," a lobster pound in Southwest Harbor on Mount Desert 

Island in Maine. The Glowskis also visited Niagra Falls, Letchworth State Park 

in New York, the White Mountains in New Hampshire and Pennsylvania. 

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• Clarkston - 5789 Ortonville Road 

•October 17th 9 am to 1 pm at: 

• Dearborn Hgts - 4007 Pelham Street 

•Warren - 2003 East 12 Mile Road 

• October 17th -12 Noon to 4 pm at: 

• Detroit - Grandland Center-18600 Fenkell St. 

• October 17th -2 pm to 6 pm at: 

• Clinton Twp - 36901 Garfield Rd 


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• October 18th - 8 am to 12 Noon at: 

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• October 18th -9 am to 1 pm at: - 

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• Waterford - 4390 Dixie Highway 

• October 18th 1 pm to 5 pm at: 

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•Octob^- 18th - 3 pm to 7 pm at: 

• Bloornfield Hrils-2520 S. Wbodward Ave 


• Detroit - Harbortown - 3458 E. Jefferson Ave 

• October 23rd -9 am to 1 pm at: - 

• Pontiac - 685 Martin Luther King Blvd 

• Livonia - Newburgh PlaZa-37367 Six Mile- Rd 

• October 23rd- 3 pm to 7 pm at: - 

• Livonia - 27474 Grand River 

• October 24th - 9 am to 1 pm at: 

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• Hazel Park-Cambridge Mall-John R Road 

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• Berkley - 2990 West 12 Mile Road. 


• Novi - Novi 10 Shop. Ctr- Ten Mile Road 

•October 26th -2 pm to 6 pm at: - 

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• October 30th - 9 am to 1 pm at: 

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CHEF LARRY JANES 

National competition 

showcases beefy recipes 

The National Beef Cook-OfF showcases beef 

in contemporary meals developed by amateur 

cooks from across the country. Contestants 

are challenged to create innovative, quick 

cooking recipes with beef. 

The rules are simple: recipes must be exclusively 

beef, preparation and cooking time must 

be less than 60 minutes, the recipe can contain 

no more than eight ingredients. 

"Sounds simple" you say? According to Cynthia 

Hnrigpg nf'Ann Artwr who waw urn? of this year's— 

15 national finalists (and who has entered the 

contest before), "winning the Michigan Beef 

needed to pull off an entry in the National Cookoff." 

. 

Hodges, who has a baby due sometime in 

Decemben. admitted that she "must have fine 

tuned her entry recipe at least a hundred times" 

and tried it out on her husband Andy, relatives, 

neighbors, friends and co-workers at Ford Motor 

Company in Dearborn where she is an engineer. 

"It was an honor just having a dook-off contestant 

representing the great state of Michigan" 

piped in Maggie Nelson of the-Michigan Beef 

Council in Okemos. 

Nelson said she was impressed with Cynthia's 

trendy recipe. It included stir-fried beef sirloin, 

dried Michigan cherries and pine nuts, an idea 

that came from one of Hodge's favorite restaurants, 

Craig Common's The Common Grill In 

Chelsea. 

Although Hodges did not finish in the top five, 

an all expense paid\rip to the coo^-off in Little— 

Rock, Ark., with her husband was "everything 

she had hoped for." 

But just what is it that makes a winning 

Tecipe, especially a national winner? 

Hodgesralong with many of the other cook-off 

entrants, subscribe to The Cooking Contest 

Chronicle," a monthly newsletter that explains 

who's having contests, and offers tips on what it 

takes to enter a winning recipe. 

Creating a winning recipe 

Every single contestant that I queried at the 

cook-off agreed the most important part of entering 

a contest is to follow the two "R's" - Read 

and follow the Rules exactly. 

And just where do you think winning ideas 

come from? The National Cattlewomen's Association 

polled past winners and found that most 

winning ideas come from ideas in cookbooks and 

magazines followed closely by a favorite dish 

enjoyed at a restaurant. 

• 

Regardless of the souree.of inspiration, the end 

result must be an original recipe - not someone 

else's. Changing a title, substituting black beans 

for pinto and/or changing a seasoning or two 

does not turn a "borrowed" recipe into an "original." 

. 

The Cattlewomen's Association also polled 

past judges who said they look for a taste that is \ 

current for today's lifestyles; healthy, easy te 

prepare, readily available ingredients; and flavors 

that work well together. 

Winning beef recipes all claimed to offer just 

what the judges were looking for - good, tasty 

recipes with a healthy slant that anyone can prepare. 

—-y - -— •——— 

So you think you have a winning recipe? The 

folks at the 21st National Beef Cook-Off offered 

15 contestants a chance at over $45,000 in cash 

prizes, not to mention designer Tappan ranges, 

microwave ovens and Steuben crystal vases. All 

of this is in addition to the all expense paid trip 

to wherever the cook-offs are. 

The next contest will be in Tampa, Fla. 

National Cook-off contestants are treated tike 

royalty. In addition to having all of the finahst'B 

recipes appear in national television promotions 

featuring the well-known "Beef - It's What's For 

Dinner" slogan. 

And if you think the beef industry is shelling 

out big bucks for their contest, the folks at Pillsbury 

have upped this year's ante in their national 

bake-off to over one million dollars! 

If you would like additional information on 

how to enter the beef cook-off, or would like to 

request a colored brochure highlighting all 15 of 

this year's contestants, and their recipe, in the 

21st National Beef Cook-off; send a self. 

addressed stamped envelope to: The National 

Beef Cook-Off, 444 North Michigan Ave., Chicsgo, 

Illinois 60611. 

See winning recipes inside. Chef Larry is a 

freelance writer for the Observer A Eccentric* 

Newtpapert 7b leave a voice mail menage for 

him dial (313) 953-2047 on a touch-tone phone, 

then mailbox number 1886. 

LOOKING AHEAD 

I te watch'tor in Tasfe next m 

• Chef Larry Jsaea is hooked on 

BY DIANE HANSON 

SPECIAL WIRM 

ft£££5£=5} he Michigan Chefs de 

v Cuisine Junior Hot 

Foods Team, coached 

by Oakland Community 

College faculty 

member Daniel Rowlson 

and Chef David Iselli (an OCC graduate) 

was really cooking up a storm 

at the 1995 National Convention of 

the American Culinary Federation 

in New York City. 

The team comprised of students 

from Oakland Community College in 

Farmington Hills, and Schoolcraft 

Community College in Livonia even 

overcame an unbelievable obstacle. 

Due to an oversight on the part of 

the competition organizers, the fish 

Rowlson's team received in a "mystery 

basket" of ingredients was rotten. 

Rpwigpn said he was extremely 

proud of how his team handled the 

situation and compensated for the 

loss of an important part of their 

menu while under such pressure 

and scrutiny. 

Their composure, quick thinking, 

cooking expertise, and skill in preparation 

and presentation captured a 

first place award, gold medal, and 

trophies for the team at the convention. 

"This is really quite a feat because 

it's very rare for students from different 

culinary schools to work 

together," explained Rowlson, a chef 

instructor in the Culinary Arts program 

at OCC for the past 16 years. 

"It was a great thing." 

This was the third annual cook-off 

sponsored by R. L. Schreiber, Inc., a 

major food supplier. The competition 

was between four regional winning 

teams, the culmination of hours of 

practice. 

The practice started in November 

with tryouts for 22 students from 

Oakland Community College, 

Macomb Community College, and 

Schoolcraft Community College. 

Competitors had to be a student in 

the culinary arts program, or an 

apprentice, and a member of the 

American Culinary Federation. 

Two Michigan Chefs de Cuisine 

Junior Hot Food Teama of four students 

each from the area schools 

were formed with one alternate. 

They immediately began weekly sixhour 

practice sessions where they 

-would be given what is known as a 

"mystery basket" of food similar to 

what would be used in competition. 

The basket contained main ingredients 

like fish, meat, greens, vegctableo 

and fruitp. The otudcnto 

amount of time 

to prepare a menu, cook a fourcourse 

meal, and present the food on 

plates ready to serve. 

Both teams participated in the 

American Culinary Federation 1995 

Central Region Conference Junior 

Hot Food Competition in New 

Orleans on March 4 to qualify for 

the national competition. 

The two Michigan Chefs de Cuisine 

teams placed fouich with a silver 

medal and first with a gold 

medal.. 

The fourth place, silver medal 

team was comprised of OCC students 

Aaron Carmichael, (Oxford), 

and Norms Psrker, (Waterford); 

She (Dbseruer 

TASTE 

Winning team: Top photo: Karen Williams (left to right), 

Gerneil Franklin, Maurice Hodson, Sean O'Rourke (team 

captain), Donna Pylar and coach Dan Rowlson. The winning 

menu consisted of Summer Garden Vegetable Soup with 

Onion Custard and Tomato Focaccia, prepared by Donna 

Pylar; Shrimp, Artichoke and Scallop Basil Salad with fresh 

Dijon Pasta and Spring Greens prepared by Maurice Hodson; 

Herb-crusted Pork 

nit, XT, 

Apple Chutney, Potato-Leek Puree, SauteedSavoy Cabbage, 

Haricot Vert and Carrot Ribbonprepared by team captain, 

Sean O'Rourke; and Raspberry Buckle with Cinnamon Praline 

Ice Cream prepared by Karen Williams. 

Macomb Community College student, 

Scott Fuernstein, (Fraser); and 

Schoolcraft Community College student, 

Mark Talerico, lDetect). 

The gold'medal team capturing 

first place, and a shot at the national 

title, were OCC students Maurice 

Hodson, (Farmington Hills); Sean 

O'Rourke, (Warren); and Donna 

Pylar, (Utica); and Schoolcraft Community 

College student Karen 

Williams, (Bloomfield Township). 

The winning team began cooking 

again in April with weekly practice 

sessions at area restaurants'using 

different equipment and "mystery 

baskets" supplied by various chefs 

who evaluated the student's performance. 

Practice continued through May 

and June until the well-oiled cooking 

team, including alternate-advis- 

INSIDE: 

Beef recipes 

Movies 

What's cooking 

at local colleges 

B 

OaklMd Community College 

Ridgewood Cafe & Bakery, 

J-305 of TtrreU Hall. Orchard Ridge 

Campus. 27055 Orchard Lake Road. 

Farmington Hills. Open for lunch. 11 

a.m. to 1 pm Monday - Thursday No 

rRseryflltnns neeflefl P.all (R101471- 

7786 for information, and to make reservations 

for special dinners. 

• European Dinner Express Tram - 630 

p.m. (cash bar) 7 p.m (dinner seating) 

Thursday. Oct 26 - Each course 

will represent one ot the countries 

traveled through by the Orient 

Express Tickets $25 per person. Call 

for reservations 

• Wassail Feast - 6.30 p.m. leash bar) 7 

p.m. (dinner seating) Thursday, Nov 

SO - Visit Merry Olde England for ttm 

traditional holiday feast with entertainment. 

Tickets $35 per person, should 

be reserved well in advance 

Schoolcraft Community College 

American Harvest, in the 

Waterman Campus Center. 18600 Haggerty 

Road. Open for lunch noon to 1 

p fft. Tuesday-Friday 

• International buffet dinners offered 

Wednesdays with seatings at 6 & 7:45 

p.m. A different international cuisine is 

featured each week Reservations 

required tor lunch and dinner, call 

(313)462-4488. 

• Gourmet Breakfast Buffet offered 

7:30-9 a m Thursday mornings 

through Dec t4 m the Waterman 

Campus Center Cafeteria Cost $3 75 

per person; reservations not necessary. 

• Professor's Pantry tn the Waterman 

other items made by culinary classes 

The pantry is open noon to 3 p.m. 

-Tuesday-Friday. Call (313) 462-4491 

for information 

Madngal dinners - 7:30 p m. Thursday. 

Friday, and Saturday. Oec 7-9 - 

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Elizabethan fare Guests will be treated 

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$35 per person Tables seat eight 

Call (313) 462-4417 for reservations 

er-manager, Gerneil Franklin of the 

Bloomfield Hills Country Club, traveled 

to New York City for the 

national competition. 

They competed against winning 

teams from the other three regions - 

Northeast (Balsalms Resort, N, H.); 

Southeast (Puerto Rico); and West 

represented by Orange Cotinty, 

Calif. ! 

Teams received identical "mystery 

baskets." They had 30 minutes 

to plan a menu for a four-course 

meal to serve ten people. They had 

four hours to prepare the meal and 

20 minutes to serve it. 

Seven judges critiqued the effort, 

and 65 percent of the score was 

based on taste. 

Meals were evaluated on creativity, 

culinary skills, sanitation, teamwork, 

and final product appeal. 

"It was really something," said an 

elated Rowlson upon capturing first 

place. 

See recipes inside. 

Make cookies in four sizes from one recipe 

Cookies come in lota of different sizes these 

days. They can be itty bitty, as big as a pizza, 

and nearly every size in-between. And, they all 

can be made from the same dough -if you know 

just s couple of baker's secrets. 

First, you'll need s recipe far a good basic drop 

cookie like s classic oatmeal cookie. Next, 

there's the size to consider - how big (or small) 

you'd hke the finished cookies to be. This will 

determine the baking time and possibly the 

oven temperature ss well. As a general rale at 

thumb, the larger the cookie, the longer die baking 

time. For very large cookies, ifs necessary to 

reduce the oven temperature 25 degrees to prethe 

cookie from over baking around the 

edges before it is baked in the center 

The "Minis To Monsters Oatmeal Cookie" isl 

the perfect ostmesl cookie for the job. 

Included with the basic recipe are directions | 

for shaping and bakine "minis" flMpch). "in-the- 

1 (2-1/2 inches), "megas" M inches) and 

"monsters" i12 inches). 

The following tips from the Quaker Kitchens 

will help ensure thst large, small cr in-between 

teaspoon. Round the dough just over the top of 

the teaspoon and use your little finger to push 

dough from teaspoon onto cookie sheet. 

• When making the "minis," use miniature 

k 

chocolate pieces. 

• For the "in-the-middles," use a measuring 

tablespoon and a small rubber spatula to push 

dough from tablespoon onto cookie sheet. To 

allow for spreading, space dough 2 inches apart. 

• For the "megas," measure dough with a 1/4 

cup measure (dough should be level with the top 

of the measuring cup) and use a rubber spatula 

to transfer dough onto cookie sheet. Leave st 

least 4 inches between each oookie 

• To prevent dough from sticking to fingers 

when shaping the "monster" try dipping fingers 

into granulated sugar. 

• Preheat oven according to the cookie size 

you've selected, and test cookies after the minimum 

baking time. For chewy cookies, your finger 

should leave a small impression in the center. 

For crisp cookies, centers should feel firm to 

the touch. 

• Let "megss" and "monsters" cool a few minutes 

on the cookie sheets to firm up before 

PP 

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Customized cookies: By adjusting the 

oven temperature and baking time, 

"mini, in-the-middle, mega and monster" 

cookies can all be made from the 

same basic recipe. 

ring the "monster," use two large wide spatulas 

or pancake turners. 

• To serve the "monster." place .cookie on cut- • 

ting board and use s sharp knife to cut into 

wedges, pizza-style. 

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Beefy entrees sure to please 

See Larry Janes' Taste Buds 

column on front. 

Here are the winning top three 

finalists in the 21st National Beef 

Cook-off. 

Grecian Siouxt R» Eyes 

2 well-trimmed beef rib eye 

steaks, cut 1 -inch thick (approximately 

1 pound) 

I tabiespoon oitve oil 

1 tablespoon ftesh lemon juice 

2 tablespoons crumbled feta 

cheese 

1 tablespoon chopped pitted 

Kalamata or ripe olives 

Lemon slices (optional) 

Seasoning: 

. I Vi teaspoons garlic powder 

I Vi teaspoons dried basil 

leaves, crushed 

I Vi teaspoons dried oregano 

leaves, crushed 

Vi teaspoon salt 

Vfa teaspoon pepper 

Combine seasoning ingredients. 

into hnfh aiHoa nfKwf gtt.nl,a 

In a large nonstick skillet, heat oil 

over medium heat until hot. Place 

steaks in skillet; cook approximately 

10-14 minutes for medium rare to 

medium doneness, turning once. 

Sprinkle with lemon juice. 

To serve, sprinkle cheese and olives 

over the steaks and garnish 

with lemon slices, if desired. Makes 

2-4 servings in less than 25 minutes. 

First place recipe by Fran Yuhas, 

Scotrum, Penn. 

Quick Italian Bcef And 

Vegetable Soup 

1 pound lean ground beef 

1 large clove garttc, crushed 

Vi teaspoon pepper 

* teaspoon salt 

2 cans ready to serve beef 

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would follow a 

she proves that she haa the looks 

•tinker like 

to snag some wealthy television 

"Even Cowgirls 

executive? 

Get the Blues" 

The end of the film is also 

with something 

muddled since Van Sant, who obviously 

more commercial, 

has an aversion to dry 

more Hollywood-friendly. 

courtroom scenes, expects us to 

fill in too many gaps as to how 

JOHN 

Stone beat the murder rap. 

MONAGHAN 

Not Van Sant 

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maddening "My Own Pri- 

He makes "To 

Die For." 

vate Idaho") gives us one wink 

Nicole Kidman plays a leggy 

too many in showing us how sarcastic 

and clever this whole ex- 

TV weatherwoman whose desire 

to make it in the big time leads to 

moments, it's certainly not the 

ercise is. "To Die For" ian't the 

the murder of her husband. Wellacted 

and highly caustic, it's one 

To leave a message for John 

beat. 

first dark comedy to lambaste the 

evil of the television mindset, 

of the most flawed and fascinating 

movies of the year. 

box number 1866, on a touch-tone 48150. 

Monaghan, dial 963-2047, mail- 

and, despite some clever 

The story is loosely based on 

the much-publicized case a few 

years ago of a woman who 

seduced some high school boys 

into doing the deed. Van Sant recognizes 

this as TV movie fodder 

so plays it for the darkest kind of 

comedy imaginable. 

Suzanne Stone has one goal in 

life: to follow in the footsteps of 

idols Connie Chung and Jane 

Pauley. Dressed for success in 

short skirts and brightly colored 

blouses, she enters a local cable 

station and bugs the manager un- 

til he hires her. 

She wants to make a documentary 

about teen views so recruits a 

f 

her subjects. Her long hours at 

the cable studio start to grate on 

her otherwise understanding huBband 

(Matt Dillon), whose family 

owns an Italian bar and restaurants 

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with the major players, 

from Stone's parents and in-laws 

to the murderess herself, who rationalizes 

everything but (much 

to the chagrin of police) never admits 

that she hag done anything 

wrong. The boy who actually 

pulled the trigger tells his story in 

Winona Anne 

prison blues. 

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"Current Affair" interview I 

caught with the real-life gunman, 

now serving a life sentence and 

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thought that the older woman 

who put him up to it really loves 

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manipulated. 

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talented ensemble. Buck Henry, 

who appears on screen as a high 

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script. Danny Elfman brings the 

right blend of fun and foreboding 

to his musical score. Even cult director 

SHOWCASE WESTIANO STAR amnornr 15 MLE*ijSTAR ROCHESTER MILS*]; 

David Cronenberg shows 

up in a key scene near the end. 

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(Sharon) would do her own dying 

for. 

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SHOPPING CENTERED 

LINDA IMMIACX 

City slickers love 

the western look 

L 

V 

est you think the country /western craze 

peaked a couple of years ago and has gone 

the way of Lyle Lovett (remember -Julia 

Roberts' ex?), you l»etter dust the trail dirt off your 

boots and polish up your spurs because cowboy 

clothing is still the rage. 

"We have a new customer who is sampling prairie 

skirts, denim shirts, moccasins and tooled 

leather belts," says Kelly Cottone of Arizona 

Saddlery. 1687 S. Woodward in Birmingham. 

"Professional people are buying distressed doeskin 

boots that are as fine and supple as their best 

son display. The only thing they shy away from is 

the fringed suede jacket." 

Prairie party 

Cottone cited the recent Oakland Family Services 

Great Western Roundup as a particularK 

good weekend for sales. Hundreds of city slickers 

sidled into the store for fancy western party duds 

and Cottone believes she made a believer out of 

some of the novices. Once you're hooked on line 

dancing and barbeque, there's no turning 

(back.Cottone's sister Linda Lee Leannais manthf 

Art- 

ages the 

zona Saddlery 

location in 

fl 

Chester, and she 

shared her picks 

for this fall's 

hottest western 

wear. Sometimes 

hot items 

are defined by celebrities like the Brooks & Dunn 

flame shirt ( $47.95) made famous by Garth's album 

cover and his concert appearances. Ellen 

Barkin posed for photos in Allure magazine 

wearing a Gucci leathwbelt witba horse bit buckle. 

That photo generated so many calls that Arizona 

Saddlery now makes a similar belt while you 

wait and their custom design is around $150 compared 

to Gucci's $325. 

Other popular items include "Mo" Betta collarless 

shirts in flashy motifs ($56.9J>), Bay-Apache 

distressed, oiled boots in various skins from shark 

to kangaroo ($195$260), bone belts made of cow 

bone, buffalo horn, glass and silver ($125), and accessories 

like silver boot straps ($26.95) and tips. 

Days gone by- 

Arizona Saddlery boasts over 30 different styles 

of cowboy hats and offorg custom steaming i.if 

creases if you inherited your granddsddy's old 

Stetson that needs a little refurbishing. 

Thinking of gettin' hitched? Leannis' store displays 

three different styles of wedding gowns, all 

lace and all under $500. They are embellished 

with crystal fringe and appliques, and come complete 

with a cowboy hat trailing a long white train. 

Over at Scott Colburn, 20411 Farmington Rd. 

in Livonia, a special trunk show featured Wah- 

Maker Cowboy Clothing, the traditional garb 

that embodies the spirit of the American frontier. 

Popular styles include the Cavalry Bib Shirt, an 

old-west military post staple that was designed to 

provide protection from dust, wind and cold while 

astride your silk bandanas called Wild Rags; Due 

kins or old-time stockmen jeans with suspender 

buttons, a button Qy, and two riding pockets; and 

herringbone trousers for a Saturday night hoedown 

or a poker game at the saloon. 

Scott Colburn also specializes in boots from famous 

names such as Tony Lama, Justin, Dingo, 

Luccheee and Laredo.The midwest lassoed by the 

-country craze? You bet. 

And if you haven't tried 

the Cotton Eye Joe or spun 

your partner through the 

western awing, you just 

may be misaing arip roa 

rin' good time. Git yourself 

a long frilly denim skirt, a 

fitted pair of jeans, a Concha 

belt and some red 

boot* and hit the dance 

floor. 

Linda Bachrack welcomes 

photos and information 

about unique merchandise to feature in this 

column. Send information via fait to (810) 644- 

1314, or call (313) 963 2047, mailbox 1889 

L O O K I N G 

A H E A D 

What to watch tor In A M A Matnstreets 

next 

• Go Behind TSe Label with silver designer Emilia 

Castillo of Tazoo, Mexico. 

• A report on ana close-out shopping. 

• Added Attractions lists events at local shopping 

Observer 

MONDAY. OCTOBER 9,1995 

Malls host jail'bail for March of Dimes 

s ll 

The Mother's March for Dimes was never this 

fun! Beginning Oct. 10, the March of Dimes annual 

fundraiser features a cocktail party, Jail and 

Bail, and the Internet! 

This year's March of Dimes fundraiser 

combines community, computers. 

and celebrity company, to aid 

the fight against infant mortality and 

birth defects. 

First, there's a cocktail party to 

kick off the event at Parisian Department 

Store, Laurel Park Place in 

Livonia. Next, is the 8th annual fourday 

-Jail and Bail Program. And last, 

but definitely not least, is "Jocks in 

Cyberjail" or pledge raising on the Internet. 

"Jail and Bail is the chance for you 

to get revenge on a snoring husband, 

a television remote junkie, or a forgetful 

co-worker, while raising money for 

the March of Dimes," said spokeswoman 

Margaret Champine. 

Jail and Bail takes place Tuesday, 

Oct. 17, through Friday, Oct. 20, at 

seven "jail" locations: Tel-Twelve 

Mall in Southfield, Wonderland Mall 

in Livonia, Arborland Mall in Ann 

Arbor, Macomb Mall in Roseville, 

Renaissance Center in Detroit, The 

Eatery in Flint, and the Frenchtown 

Mall in Monroe. 

For a $25 fee to the March of 

Dimes, the "jailbird" of your choice 

will be picked up at work or a public 

location, and transported by March of 

Dimes Police to the clcsest jail site. 

Once in the "March of Dimes Court 

of Law," the accused goes before a 

"March of Dimes Judge". Bail is set 

and the jailbird is sentenced to one 

hour "hard labor" — unlimited use of 

the telephone to call family, friends, 

and co-workers to raise bail in the 

form of pledges to the March of 

Dimes. 

All inmates are released and returned 

to their normal day after raising 

their bail or spending one hour in 

jail — whichever comes first. Call 

(810) 423-3200 to book your pick-up, 

or fax (810) 423-3229. 

New twists to the campaign are the 

cocktail party and use of the Observer 

& Eccentric Newspapers On Line 

Network to raise additional funds to 

fight birth defects. 

See MALL1, 7B 

Eric Gaskins couture: clean and classic 

BY ST SAN DKMAGC.IO 

ST OH WMIM 

When you grow up with a mother 

who is a school principal, and a father 

who teaches music, the academic 

world surely beckons. But for soft- 

• Kiw.kfct)ml Kru tiankins, 37, 

the future was Seventh Ave., and his 

own couture business. 

Sophisticated style: Designer 

Eric Gaskins builds an architectural 

quality into his creations 

with texture, form and 

color. 

Yes, I guess you'd think I'd be a 

teacher," he said during a recent 

trunk show at Jacobson's in Birmingfit 

customers in his winter collection. 

"But, when 1 was a teen, I became 

fascinated with the glamour and the 

clothing in Vogue magazine, which 

I'd look through after school with my 

twin sister. We'd pick out things we 

liked and didn't like, and 1 guess 

those fashion images had a profound 

effect on me." 

The German-bom and Massachusetts-bred 

designer said he knew he 

wanted to create women's clothing 

•»ince hit watt 16. 

fashion degree at Kenyon College in 

Gambier, Ohio, and after graduation, 

apprenticed in Paris as an assistant 

to Givenchy! 

"I was part of a whole group of 

young designers who worked on drawings 

for his licensed accessory lines. 

Not many of my designs were selected 

for use, but what an experience! I created 

all day long," he reminisced. 

Back in the states by 1981, Gaskins 

continued to sharpen his skills 

because it is the best." 

An Eric Gaskins original dress can 

cost anywhere from $800 to $2,500. 

Lois Walts of Bloomfield Hills ex-' 

plained why she wears Gaskins' designs. 

"I bought some things from his 

spring collection and I always felt 

very well dressed in them," she explained. 

"They're beautiful. Fun. Not 

trendy. I can wear them years from 

now, so they're a good investment." 

Gaskins' designs aie sold TTl fi lie 

department stores and specialty 

boutiques like Jacobson's, Barneys 

New York. Saks Fifth Avenue, Ro? & 

Sherm, Linda Dresner, Neiman 

Marcus and Lord and Taylor. Celebrities 

who wear his clothes include 

Melanie Griffith, Vanessa Williams 

and Mariah Carey. 

Gaskins enlists old-world couture 

techniques to insure quality and consi 

stencyinhiscreations. His fall coltncludes 

pure, sor 

Retailers aim at family violence 

with benefits for women's shelters 

BY SUSANDEMAGGIO 

STA» WRITER 

Two major benefits for victims of 

domestic violence take place next 

Thursday, Oct. 19, hosted by Liz 

Claiborne and Jules Schubot Jewell- 

Fm-usiiiK uti the work uf HAVEN 

Retailers can submit announcements of upcoming 

events and pro motions for Added Attractions. The 

deadline is the Wednesday before publication on 

Monday. Send the facts to: Malls & Mainstreets, 

Observer & Eccentric Newspapers, 805 E. Maple. 

Birmingham, 48009. Or fax to: (810) 644-1314. 

MONDAY, OCT. 9 - 

A*T KXMNUT 

Strokes of Cokx." presented by South Oakland Artists 

Association throutfi Oct. 20, Monday-Friday 9 

a.m. to 5 p.m. Itemsforsale to benefit association. 

Amencan Center BkSg. 11 Mrie/franUtn SoutMfekJ. 

f.810f 435-604]. 

Uttle Red Ridng Hood presented daKy at 7 p.m. 

through October. Saturdays at 11 a m, 1 and 3 p.m. 

Sunday at 1 and 3 p.m. 

MeaOowBrook Village Ma* WaHon/lrvemots. Rochester 

HOts 

(8IOf 375-9451. 

TUESDAY. OCT 10 

Kids Club (open to Children under age 5) hosts fas 

craftfonbeginning at 11 a.m. Wear old clothes! Free 

Sign up at any ptaza shop or at evant. 

Newtxjrgh Plan. Sur *hle/T*ewOurgt>. Uvonia 

(810)649-6500 

WEDNESDAY, OCT. II 

Neiman Maicusand First of Michigan present Dress 

to Invest" wardrobe seminar and investment lactin. 

6 pjn. at the department store. Hear speakers 

Gas Parry-Meson and Carol Metz. Fashion show- 

Free. valet pertong end hors

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D O N ' T R E N T ! 

BE AN INVESTOR 

IN YOUR NEW HOME 

Farmioglon 

Hills 

$406 a montfT mctodes house 

payment 1 Id rent 

LintE VALLEY HOMES 

810-474-6500 

10% down. 240 months al $206 

1025 APR 

K E N S I N G T O N 

P L A C E 

To stop om 313 871 4038 

HIOOINS LAKE 

Buidng Biles plus 

extra tals Land contract terms 

Can afler 6pm 313-676 1248 

A P A R T M E N T 

S E A R C H 

HUNTERS SPECIAL - 80 pome 

acres Lots ol deer 865 sq fl cabin 

~rf- heat etactnaty 6 water Included 

in sale MK*and area $50,900 

Call VICKI 810-227-4600 ext 328 

The Michigan Group Realtors 

CALL TODAY (810) 437-1703 

tw current rem specias with $199 

security oeposil Aflordable new and 

pre-owned homes avaAable starmg al 

S6.000 

S*igle and double wtoes Low dow 

paymemt and closing costs 

For information call I 

QUALITY HOME! 

810- 437-2039 

a 

• n Southern Property 

Cathy or Lea 

OME5 

siow^So 

Page Doug 810-452-4317 

Page Betty 810-317-2095 

Sionataigh Vilege. 4 . 

&atha A'C.-upoaiei ' 

MYSTIC FOREST 

Now Road Between 9 4 10 Mta 

New readenkal homes rarlgng fror 

$244.900-$291.0000 

Speck homes are avatatae 

OUALITY SERVICE Award 

Winning Otice 

1992 1993 

GOODIES 

INCLUDED" 

( From trê rrtmf porch lo the Back yard. 

I this 3 Bedroc" Bnck ranch has been 

wet- maintained Ervoy the large 

kitchen and arung area, stove and 

refrigerator included as wen as the 

»»'«• trxs dryer, immediate oocu- 

Other 

Suburban 

Homes 

pancy 

t a s r 

In 

Must aat Below market new home 

trashed $166 500 (313) 422-5049 

Clartftoo 

A LOVELY vew Of nature 4 not me 

i»gf oath 

ranch on I 4 acres Fnahed base- 

Hatrnaik Weet WL82 Cal Baibara 

810-253-8256 

CLASSIC 

BEAUTY 

4 bedroom. 2'i Oath cotaraal with 

tamlty room, fireplace 1H Itoor 

leundry. updated kitchen, central air 

spnrvkler system, private yard, 

garage Pnoad ngw • $198,900 

C E N T U R Y 2 1 

R O W 

(313) 464-7111 

Dearborn-Dearborn 

M 

CORNER LOT. 4 badroom. 3000 aq 

n 

circle dnve 4 bane, new roc* 

I oak fcon orunal 

$260,900 (313) 562-1215 

NO 06ARBOBN Hîts 

4 Yr old 

1W story bnck. 3 Bedrooms 2 bams, 

fireplace cantral m. 

3 car garage, 

many more features 

$133,000 313-563-6606 

3 1 4 

FaminfUxv 

Farmingloo Hilif 

BROAOFFtONT bnck rancfi. altacheo 

2 car girifi tansly 

Viw^r^r 

C O U N T R Y 

FLAIR! 

1990 Custom bun 18S0 sq R Cape 

Cod wth adtnonai 700 sq tt Fraehed 

lower level enc room 4th bedroom 

and dan or o«ce 

1st Itoor master 

Bedroom ^Jacuzzi tub and Mperata 

shower Close B town 4 freeway Pnvate 

omre o« paved road $220 000 

•6093 Cal 

REMERTCA 

H O M E T O W N 

O N E 

810-347-4300 or 

313-420-3400 

ONE WAY REALTY 

{I !0>-473-5500 or 1-600-500-SELL 

COLONY PAXK - 4 becroom 2H 

ba«- cotonut 3100 aq « 

central m 

laiiiuJatad master baTi a playroom 

Alarm a (pnrtder •yaaam wood 

810-553-5043 

tor naw conaaruckon r 

area 

H E R I T A G E 

VILLAGE 

SUBDIVISION 

Come see our neta Ptiaae I 

• I B 

•old out ii'l year 

Naw homes kom $167 400 

Dtaka Rd.. S ol 11 Mta Rd 

(6K» 

ROOM TO ROAM 

wus 4 bedroom. 2>i bati e 

rata wad 1st «oor tatfaky. dan. taaHy 

•torn wah taapiece tiaamnw and 2 

car aiiactiad garage Only 

$174,900. 

C E N T U R Y 2 1 

R O W 

(313) 464-7111 

3 1 7 

( M a City 

dowe a mat ktany updatae Maa 

scfoota $64 acr 

313! 422^43 

3MOEN OTY 

$1471 LfONA 

$ 4 , 0 0 0 D O W N 

$ 6 0 4 P E R M O . 

» M Maar a Bedroom Ranc» 

M M l M 

i»" wmdows carpeting, 

furnace root water neaier gutters 

and downspouts Can to see - 

$74,900 

J . S c o t t . I n c . 

(313) 522-3200 

GRANO BLANC 

Warwick HDTA • 

'Home ot the Bmck Open" Custom 

Cape Cod on 3 acres took* down 1st 

4 2nd fairways $699 000 

CAU. SANOY JONES 

taooarr 

(810 ) 694-0800 or (810) 780-3939 

2 f i 1 

Country Homes 

LITTLE 

PONDEROSA 

Immaculate 3 bedroom home |USt S 

ot Inch Hills, on 32 beautilui acres 

•wth country kitchen. fu« walk-out 

oaaement 3 car garaga, bams 4 

much more Great value at $156,500 

Somerset Realy I. For more details 

cad Graca (517) 686-4570 

3 7 0 

New Hone Builders 

1 LYNDON VILLAGE BUILDING CO , 

| Bunder s Modal, onmediale occupancy 

4 bedroom Colonial Warren 

i & Beck area (313) 451-2060 

Plymouth 

BY OWNER 

4 bedrooms 2 baths 

new rool lumace air hot water 

neater kitchen 4 car mediamc's 

dream garage 

$124,000 Call tor 

(313) 454-9818 

PLYMOUTH - 2 Dedrooms. $700 pa> 

month, no pets First 4 last month 

Days 313-261-2277 

Whitmore Lake 

STOP PAYING RENT 

Parted slaner or -ewement home 

3 bedrooms, large deck fenced yara 

garage, and a whole lol more for only 

$87,900 (W-031) Cat 

AMERICAN PROPERTIES 

1-000-540-9402 

N TROY - Custom homes of 

tional quawy Starting at $290 900 

(SlO) 828-1260 

Apartments 

For Sale 

Wixom/Walled Lake/ 

Commerce 

HANSEL 8 GRETEL ranch traad tot 

private court, asknq $137,000 or 

$4200 dapoait employmenl good 

DETROIT - 2 buMngs WESTSIDE- 

14 unit, all 1 bedroom? units had 

t"es EASTS1OE-10 -r» 

aI 2 badroom 

Separata atackK 4 easy terms 

on bon $40C00 eatft 313417 1928 

Condos 

Westland 3 bedroqm Joca_4 «urntnum 

townhouse 

11* baths, large 

' bedroom wrwalk m cloeet. 

4 much moia • 

$74,900 

2 1 

CASTELLI 

ST LUCAS 

(313) 453-4300 

$2150 

MOVES YOU IN 

New 3 bedroom 2 balh 

a* appn 

antes Only 2 available Please cal 

Carol lor an appointment al 

HOMETOWN USA (313) 595-9IQ0 

$418 PER MO 

INCLUDING LOT RENT 

New 3 oedrocm double w«* 

wih 

large lulchen, sunroom. (acuz* tub. 

al appliances 5% Down. APR 10 50. 

30y» Please call Carol at 

HOMETOWN USA (313) 595-9100 

MANUFACTURED HOME 

COMMUNITY 

NEW & EXISTING 

THIS WEEK FEATURING 

•GREAT LOT- 

1450 Sq Fl bu.lt m 1992 3 Bedrooms, 

2 baths 

whirlpool tub. 

fireplace 4 all appliances 

Act 

Now 

"LOTS OF ROOM" 

2 Bedrooms Ita baths, large 

expanded Irving area central air. 

$17,900 

•PRICED TO SELL 

Wen maintained. 2 badroom. 1 

bath . al appliances $8 500 

AS GOOD AS NEW 

Less than 6 months old 3 Bedrooms 

I Bath Owner transferred 

$24,900 

MANY OTHER HOMES 

AVAILABLE 

LITTLE 

V A L L E Y 

(313) 454-4660 

PL YMOUTHCANTON 

SCHOOLS 

CHATTANOOGA TENN 

Suburbs 

Almost 16 acres of country Irving 4 

city conveniences Located a 

secluded wooded area Large 2200 

sq ft lanch m good contMon 

many updates 3 bedrooms country 

kitchen tarrtay room w«h cozy stone 

fireplace 4 more Large covered carport 

aeh storage Lol ot development 

potential 4 good Ktwota 

Cal for 

details 313-462-0020 

FLORIDA. PORT RICHEV 

nice 2 ,Bedroom condo 

new 

appkances pooI 4 

(313) 

KNOTTSVILLE TN • Beautiful 1860 

2 story house on 7 acres m E Tenneesee 

Updated vary recaty 3 Bedroom. 

2 balh dedc sciaanad porch, 

remodeled kitchen, cantral heal/aa 

J a 36 

r 

BEST APARTMENT VALUE 

FARMINGTON 

HILLS 

(N Of Tuck Rd 08 8 Mile 

berween fcfcddtote* 4 Orchard 

Lake Rd . comer of Fctaom) 

T I M B E R I D G E 

DELUXE 

1 fc a Bedfaom Unrit 

From $525 

Indudes appliances, vertical 

blinds, carpelmg. 

pool, dose in Farmington 

Hills location 

Model Open Daity 9-5 

Except Wednesday 

(810) 478-1487 

^ (810) 775-8206 j 

$226,000 815-442-3060 

B U C K I N G H A M 

M A N O R 

2 Bedroom Apts 

Call Now 

810-476^080 

On Ota 3'end River 

Between Drake 4 Helataad 

FARMINGTON HILLS . 

lueury one and two bedroom 

Apartrnenta Available 

-Cal; 810-477-7774 

FARMINGTON HILLS 

Nawty dacerated 

t bedroom al $445 indudas 

HEAT eppkanoes. carpalng AIR 

Cta3la avalabta 

810-*77-e6» 


BENT FROM $030 

1800 »q 8 2 bedroom Garden Apts 

2 bedroom kjwrrfxwaea w* M 

ctoaets 

Covered parking, washer, 

dryer, vertical Bknda. attended gate 

house 4 I 24 hr mortaored «*ua«n 

* T H E S U M M I T 

NORTHWESTERN 4 MIDOLEB6LT 

(810) 626-43#6 


RENT FROM $1 025 

1500 aq fl 2 4 3 bedroom town 

houses 2* baths, ipaoous master 

bMrocm suite Washer-dryer bends 

4 coveredd parking 

FOXPOINTE 

TOWNHOUSES 

HALSTED 4 11 MILE 

(610) 473-1127 

fAWMIWaTOfl "fllld— 

Large i harmnni apartment. 

October Special SSOWno 

NO SECURITY DEPOSIT 

810-473-1395 


«~er 

Apts 1 Bedroom $495*10 

Indudas water verticals 6 

Smal pet OK (610) 4 

FARMINGTON HltLS 1 Bedroom 1 

Bath, living room, dining room, 

storage room, central tar. carport, 

available 10-15 $695mon»h. no 

dapoalts - Days 313-645-5376 

Eves 810-615-4510 

FARMINGTON HILLS. Muewood 

Apts 1 bedroom 1 balh beautiful 

IBIUI 

FARMINGTON HILLS- Sub lease 

kixunoua 2 bedroom apt w tjeautlful 

•new 4 heam spa Only $96^ 

or more into cal 810*i5-4322 

tranquil 

mo For 

FARMINGTON 

Large 1 4 2 bedrooms 

Vertical Bknda. Free He« 

• 

Clean Quiet Community 

RENT FROM $536 

Orchard Lake Rd 

N ol 8 Mi 

V I L L A G E O A K S 

(810) 474 1305 

PENTHOUSE 

JUPTTER, FL OCEAN CLUB 

1 mie S of But! ReyndSfs^ 

on AtA. 2 bedroom 2 bath 

12 ft 

carbngs 2 years old. upgrades, security 

system 2 underground parking 

garage apace*, gatad. individual 

secured t»r conditioned storage 

Garabo olytnpc pool 4 spa Dune 

Croeaover to beach S E-Oceanwaw 

$259 000 By owner 816-227^296 

3 8 2 

LoU 4 Acreage 

Vacant 

BIRMINGHAM 

APARTMENTS 

Located withm walking distance to 

the YMCA 4 downtown ahoppmg 

Our spacious 2 badroom kks 

feature «afc-m ctoaata. air. vertical 

bands, large storage areas, mora 

For more ntormahon cal 

810-645-2999 

BirmtngharrvTroy Area 

Bkxxnfield Orchard Apts 

FARMINGTON 

MANOR 

Across from shcpprnQ 4 Iht 

Studios 4 1 bedrooms, 

$410-$460 Carpeting, vertical 

Bknds. walk m ctoaets. panes 

4 baloonys. central mr 

"TO eels Wi J4y 

1810) 474-2552 

8NV 

10* ACRES, commercial, vacant. 

400 ft. kontaga on 4-lane rd . uM*es. 

Groveland Twp $167 000 

810-625-2988 

CHOOSE YOUR OWN BUILOER 

Wast Btoomftata mating City water a 

sewer 12 Parcels to chooee from 

under $60,000 Aak tar 

RAY A. FOX 

737-60OO 

EXECUTIVE 

include heat gas 4 water 4 btaids 

Pool plus (aiatary lacunas 4 mora 

Short term Fumaned unas available 

Hour* 9-5. ctoaad Thurs 4 

Sun 

Sal by I 

( 8 1 0 ) 3 3 2 - 1 8 4 8 

BLOOMFIELD 

APT 

tor coneervasve moviduai 

»10) 

REWAX 

THE SECRET IS O U T 

GREAT BUYS AVAJL^flLE 

HIGHLAM3 HLLS 

ESTATES 

In Nov on Seeley Road, north ol 

Grand River Between Haggerty 4 

FARMINGTON HILLS. 9 a Drake 

Heavier H6a Sub Large qtaef tat. at 

lies. 234 frentage $110,000 

By Owner 

(810) 471-OB87 

HOWELL 10 acres , « 

sale 

by 

(517)646-6303 

BeauMui Skykne. 14X70 wah 'lOXSO 

? hurt, near 

mctadad $350 (810) 332 7808 

Canton 

F A I R W A Y 

C L U B 

Goltside Apts 

1 & 2 Bedroom 

Free Golf 

Heat & Hot Water Free 

Carport Included 

3 1 3 - 7 2 8 - 1 1 0 5 

Canton Garden Apts. 

——jo* f«>. f- at rn — 

FARMINGTON 

Mmrwood Apts 

Sublease 2 bedroom 1 ban. Aval- 

FARMINGTON PLAZA APTS 

31625 Shtawasaee Remodatad 2 

becYoom Carpeted, pool $590tmo 

Heated mduded 

a KM78-6722 

FRANKLIN SQ APTS. 

Great location plus much more 1 

5 Ml 4 MIDOLEBELT 

313-427-6970 

GARDEN CITY AREA 

W of IA0 

tSebefl Spacious t bedroom apartments 

available tor immediate 

occupancy Many amentaes Cal tor 

• - — 313-326-5382 

G A R D E N C I T Y 

FortVMtadtaba« Araa 

Specious 1 bedroom apartments 

Owner Paid Heat 4 Water 

Central An 

Intercom System 

GarOage Diaposai 

Laundry Facades 

Window Treatments.vnm Binds 

From $420 monthly 

GARDEN CITY TERRACE 

(313) 522-0460 

VOonarv 

14X70. front kitchen 

irooms 

I bam. aX12 axpando. 

loaad porch shed A great buy at 

only $17,500 

Skykne 1004 16X76. 3 bedroom. 2 

beth. al appkancai. premium aaea. 

ceraral aw. $33,000 

FINANCING 

AVAILABLE 

Weekends 4 Eva by Apportment 

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

MON-ERI 10-4 

Cai 

JOANNE 

nursery Stream porxja 

torest i-95M0tomi2 MM. f 

couraa $385,000 

total*. I 

^faOo* 

810-463-01141 

M8.FORO - GORGEOUS high a 

roang 2 55 aoea Near GM 

Area 

homes $350K to 1 Mtaon . 

7 mine 

from 1-96 $106000 81Oa67-6036 

SALINE TWP - 1 Aera reader 

buddng ate »i Oak Park Cualii II 

Poaame waft-out $43,000 

(313) CJ7-1133 

SOUTH LYON acftadta. Ljon Twp 

hed garaaa ranicefOray 

Cal SANOY SERSEN 

PRICED RIGHT 

Ttaa J bedroom on 

ttafta. 4 Vtbata ai 

Firaahad baeement. ptuean adachad 

ga^L on a MB loa $114 ,000 

GREAT MINI-ESTATE 

Ttaa at* -J*!:*- ooinry home on a 

H W I U M I I 

letKlous tame, 

room The IB al tmr » «*V - 

atiwa, utftan. mnyt a * v root 

includes a« » a 

ss« i j y ^ 7 p s ^ i « , » i ! S 

•HTSH 

SUBURBAN LIVING 

IN 

A PARK LIKE SETTING 

PRVIATE t M T V . M M C H i k r 

a aaad 14 • 16 etaa kkMe Home 4 

— 1 , y r - s r — 

C A M B R I D G E 

A P A R T M E N T S 

MODEL 

CLEARANCE 

PRICED TO 

SSI.' 

I bat*oam an* tantfL up dated 

achen. 2Mba>ta. nak^ta " ^ttaui. 

irsieo neeamert 2 car flarge tiettai 

•urry on 9* orW $103800 

C e n t u r y 2 1 

CASTELU (313T 525-7900 

1060-1801 1»« • -6a* 

COmjMON 

AWARD MMNMO OFFICE 

M O N D A Y , October 9. 1995 O&E 

Classifications 400 to 400 

( * ) 9 B 

flPnRTMCNTS 

G R E A T A P T S . 

G R E A T 

L O C A T I O N S 

- R E N T 

I N C L U D E S 

H e a t 

& 

Vertical 

Blinds 

« month 0t 1 year lease 

•,-rma Newt, decorated I 

condtaonmg. refrigerator, range, 

smoke detectors, laundry facanee 4 

e«tra atorage Oaimrrang Poot Cable 

avaitaOta 

1 & 2 Bedroom Apis 

L E X I N G T O N 

V I L L A G E 

Small Pet 

Section 

I-75 

Oppostte Oakland Mai 

5 8 5 - 4 0 1 0 

• P R E S I D E N T 

M A D I S O N A P T S . 

From $460 

1 Block E ot John Fl. 

Just S ot Oakland Ma». 

5 8 5 - 0 5 8 0 

H A R L O A P T S . 

UflT 

Warren Mkch 

West side ct Mound Rd 

Just N ot 13 Mile 

Opposite GM Tech Center 

939-2340 

400 Kfutmrntd 

i Oafonuihcd 

OAK PARK 

NORTHGATE APARTMENTS 

Stucfto. 1 4 2 Badroom Apts 

Start at $306 Free Baa* Cabta 

400 

I Plymouli 

Tennis Courts 4 Much More 

Cal now 810-068 8688 

Located on lOto-GfearMd 

PLYMOUTH- Attractive 1 bedroom, 

air. carpet tvougwil caota laundry, 

near 1-275 No pau 

$460 wiHeat 

Deck Cal S-6pm (313) 522-6706 

' "^Plymouth 

Hills 

Apartments 

PL YMOUTHCANTON 

H I L L C R E S T - C L U B 

$200 Security Deposit 

Suites from $500 

Heal 

Included 

•Park Setting 

• 

•Dishwashers 

•Perwc Area 

•Pool 

313)453-7144 

DXy 

Rd. E ot Haggarty 

Sat -SHI 11-4 

PLYMOUTH - Downtown 3 roorna 

>4QQ ma 

• 

hot water paid 

attar 6pm (313) 453-1804 

Plymouth 

Greal 

Apartments 

Great 

Location 

Greal 

Rates'" 

1 & 2 Bedroom Apts 

Twin Arbor Apts. 

(313)453-2800 

P L Y M O U T H 

HOUSE 

A P A R T M E N T S 

Spacious 1 4 2 

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from the $*00s 

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W A T E R V I E W 

F A R M S 

Suites From $465 

•Country Setting 

•Central Heal 4 A» Conditioning 

•SoMd Maaonry ConemicMxi 

•Pool • Tenrta 

810-624-0004 

Pontiac Tral 

(between West 4 Beck Rds) 

Dtufy 9-6, Sat 10-2; Sun 11-3 

Novi 

NEED 

MORE 

PLYMOUTH 

LIVE ON THE PARK 

40335 Plymouth Rd 

Manager »101 

1 Bedroom .$470 

With Approved Credit 

SENIOR DISCOUNT 

Amenities included 

. Heat 4 watat 

. Watk-m closet 

• Appkances 

• Carpeting 4 Blinds 

• Laundry facihket 

• Central air 4 pool 

313-455-3682 

Plymouth- Rd near t-275 - 

e 1 

746 S. Mill St. ' 

Between 

Ann Aitior TryAnn Arbor Rd 

& 2 Bedrooms 

a Washer/Diver m each unit 

a Window 

Treatments 

a Dishwasher 

e Air Conditioned 

a Walk to Downtown 

e Easy Access to I-275 

From 

$470 

Open 12-5 313-455-4721 

rtQSAri Sundays 

NEW YORK STYLE 

SOUTHFIELD AOORES8 

Large I * 2 Mdrooma wlti wa» ei 

ctoaata. 2 batos. attended gatann.na. 

monitored alarm K*y appkancad 

kitchen, aocat actataai, prfvata carport. 

atavtaors. pool, and etaaant 

Ctobroon-, Short waBi to HamarU Row 

WULTS OVER 50 

' 

Ran from $690 

LAHSER RD 

Ni OF 11 MILE 

PARKCREST 

(610) 353-5636 

Plymouth Square 

Apartments 

1 B E D R O O M - 

QUIET COMMUNITY 

CHARMING PARK-LIKE SETTING 

Pool 

. Walk to S'ljppmg 

• Dishwasher 4 Osc 

• Central Air 4 Healing 

Starting at $525 

Off Arm Arttor Road. 1 block west 

I. ShatdBR me.i 1U. Oi Bay) 

OPEN MONDAY - FRIDAY 9-5 

SATURDAY, 12-4 

313-455-6570 

Equal Opportunity Housing 

PLYMOUTH - Walk to 

2nd Itoor efficiency apt. an. stcwa. 

letngerator. own entrance No pets 

$410 mortal you pay utkties Cal 

attar 6pm (313) 450-5607 

B.YMOUTH UVOMA 

Smal upper, i bedroom $108 per 

week ptue-aecunty. mctodes heal 4 

Cal Days 3 30pm to 6:"— - 

11-4pm 

PLYMOUTH luxury apt 3 bedrooms. 

2 baths cathedral caHnga 

washer/dryer central m new carpet 

garage Downtown $05O'mo 

. 313-454-4117 

PLYMOUTH - Near Downtown 

303 Roe Street 

1 bedroom $495 plue security 

New conetrucaon fuel pedecoratad 

Mon -Frt. 6-4 313-562-0450 

Efra* 4 Weekends 313416-5202 

PLYMOUTH. OLD Vtaage 

1 bedroom. 

hardwood Itoor. ce*ng fan. 

cabta atorage 6 laurx*y Very ctaan 

4 cuta $120 weekly ndudes m 

810-360-6693 

PLYMOUTH - 1 roc 

utchenette 4 bath, pnvate entrance 

tor 1 non smckar, no pats. evalaOta 

mmetfeataty $KKVwti 313-450-4416 

PLYMOUTH 

apartment above downtoan prates 

•onal ottice Includes appkances 4 

utilities $475 per month 

(313) 459-2400 

PLYMOUTH - Spacious 1 bedroom 

apt Appliances heat 4 water 

included $475 a month 1 f 

lease 

31345^0886 

PLYMOUTH TWP - 

Stixko apartment lor rant $400 a 

For mora mlormaaan ell 

(313) 420-0638 

month 

REDFORD AREA 

FREE HEAT, clew, qmel buadmg 

Large 1 4 2 0em I - • Bikr Trails • BisfcrtVull I »

10B5 

Ap • r ( • e D 11 / 

F u n m M 

WESTWOOD 

VILLAGE 

Now Mwig 

T & 2 Bedroom apts 

•«r t«l 

nOudad* 

Securty »pc*» 

t2S0 

l_>»onia (cjwoh 

Jo> Ra 

wesi or tsewtni'vn 

c*m 

to* mo»» anam 

313-459-6600 

•or 

mmcwo u«i» oot» 

WESTLANO 

Wlteei cfta* eco 

' rr ' b^sisarfrrsi fcxy - 

access p*riang m Iror* Jot* 

WESTLAND WOODS 

APARTMENTS 

I Spacoos 

I ana 2 oeif oorri 

I inems 

Amenities 'i-J* 

• Carpeting 

• Owner Psc Meal 

; • Pod 

• La»/w> FaaMws 

• Intercom 

. tu> Co" 

> Near C>vy*ler 

r «c^noW/r Carter 

• Fij^*inad 4 s-tiort-ierm jmts 

. Rw* from SI 020 

(810) 852-7550 

WESTBURY 

VILLAGE 

S9UHT& Rd 

-Jttmeor' AubumAS59 

Coadoa^TowflbouKt 

ROVAL OAK. 13 A Crook* 

3 bad 

appkancaa 

JBSOrmonBi ptue 

I810| 64S-S22S 

SOOTHF1ELO N ol Sit Beec* 

Daly 1 bedroom 

1 MOT appBences 

neutral. "TWW conObon common 

entry caipon ax sloraga araa pool. 

Ounouaa 

WSS-mo 

0 4 H PROP6HTICS ilO-7374002 

WALLEO LAKE Mp PonB^c T.a* 

DacAat Fra«N* pa«lBd. 

carpal 

in lMng'i*nng room 

2 badroom* 

tiaaaniarn. apphancaa. an I car 

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W BtOOMFlELO - DaUcnad ocmdo 

2200 K) n 3 badroom 2 S Oa* 800 

•aftâfaior $1800 mo < 10-7 

W DEARBORN 

2 Oadroom corHo 

nrn 

Act ou irom Ford Er^naanng 

Laiga 

«»ing dining basaman 

•loraga $6S0mon». (313) 274-9*86 

WESTL4NQCONOO 2 Oadfoom. 2 

NUTi iCOOsalt 2nd Boor batconv 

pond via* 

2 a> contMaootfic onus 

Ne« carpatmg l»>ru ear Merr—ar 

Cie^y 11 ar-i-€p"ft Sa! 10arn-2pm 

• Can tor delays 4 appi 

729-2242 

Q U I 

| ¥ I Apartments 

I J I Furiished 

nouses 4 ranches some « atiacf-ed 

| ga-age 4 iirepiace Cai 810 

| CM Kalhy 

weekdays at 18101 642-8686 

.ii.,nn,a »tn» 

jpoated and pernted r>ew carpeting 

utwty room garage nice iocaoon 

From $499 1313) 278-0282 

WESTLAND Noneayne Neal 2 

bedrooms 

Fenced yard, need own 

appliances $395. month plus $395 

deposit No pets (313) 562-4451 

BRIGHTON 9&US23.FatHJous i9W 

•a-'ri^.';n j'-ii; —.• tê.J 

LIVONIA 4 ALL CITIES 

RENT-A-HOME 

TENANTS 4 LANDLORDS 

810-642-1620 

WESTLAND Norwayne 3 bedroom 

a?ter fwo way firepiaoe 3 car 

a" No pets, smokers $3200r'mo 

D 4 H PROPERTIES 810-737-4002 

DEARBORN 

4 Bedroom basemen! 

saraje $950 2 bedroom, garage 

$550 Option to buy available on 

both |8»0) 788-1823 

FARMINGTON Brookdae t bed- 

•oom condo moodes neal 

laundry 

clubhcuse 4 pool 

$490 a month 

8>0-477-91-35 or 810-553-6130 

WESTLAND 

Western Hills Apts. 

S399 Move In Special 

On 1 4 2 Bedroom Apts 

• Free Hea! 

• Gas Stove 

• Extra Storage 

Can for 3eta« 

313-729-65120 

wiXOM - 2 bedroom apt Pool 

Water 4 water neat reluded Close 

to i-96 Available ~>cm $470 lor 1SJ 3 

mon** 810-624-7283 

Farmeiglon Hats 

The 

Apartment 

Store — 

FURNISHED AND 

UNFURNISHED 

APARTMENTS 

RENTALS 

ONE MONTH TO 

1 YEAR 

Get information by 

PHONE 

FAX or MAIL 

Personal 

Apartment 

Tours 

Available 

SERVING 

SE 

MICHIGAN 

(810)851-4717 

FARM'NGTON HiLlS - M**flebeH 

i? Mile Spacious 1 bedroom, appliances 

burflnn. "ke new $750 mo 

Can 9-5pm Mon-Fn 810-476-7555 


- 1 4 2 bed 

room executive apts Available 

immeOately Fi#y fumohed mdmjng 

onkiies i bedroom $1199 2 bed^ 

rooms $1650 

Fairmont Park Apli 

810-474-2510 

NORTHVILLE Highland Lakes 3 

bedroom Appliances heat wale- 4 

conjotees included New carpel air 

5975"m5nfr 

":«iui 

Romulus 

O A K B R O O K 

V I L L A 

2 and 3 bedroom lownnouses 

Ranging "or- $399 lo $500 

includes all j.'ihes 

Oper- Mon 

thru Fri. 9-5 PM 

Sat 

by appointment 

15001 BRANDT 313-941-1540 

TOO I BOO) 989-1833 

GAROEN CITY . upper 1 bedroom 

appliances a-r conditioned 

garage 

No pets 

$375 mo 

Lower 2 bedroom appiian.ee* ax 

condnioned garage 

No pets -ih'S 

mc Leave message 31 "> 425-5305 

DEARBORN - 2 Bedroom app* 

antes tws#inent feric»d yard 

S525-MO 

RE'lTAL FÔS 

I 31 3i 513-RENT 

DHARBORN HEIGHTS - 3 tiedrwim 

1 ba!h basemen!, fenced yard ! car 

Mr age 

5650 V O 

RENT Ai PROS i313i 513-RENT 

PLYMOUTH DoAnlowr 

Charming 

small efficiency Appaances Washe'' 

Orvei AF utilities I yi Lease No 

pets $400 1810) 349-8248 

TELEGRAPH & Jeffries mc« 3 bedrcoiT 

oning -00m all carpeied 

appliances -ace !erced-m yard 

$450 T313) £^7 3523 

SOUTH REDFORD t bedroom 

studo rial newly redone-everythang 

All uMibes nduded 

Washer 4 dryer 

access $550 mo (3«3, 538-2819 

REDFORD TWP 

2 bedroom bock 

Iirepiace a> appliances including 

easher 4 dryer masnr bedroom with 

•Nk-m 'close! 

19183 Wakenden N 

ol 7 Mite W ol Beech $635 

Dave 255-5878 

SHARP 2 bedroom home full base 

ment W ol Telegraph, m Delrcl 

New carpeting freshly painted $500 

plus Security 313-534-8189 

PETRQ'T : Pfttlrpnm n^jim 

carpel basement 2 bams near 

Lyndon 4 Older D"ve 

$400 mo 

1313) 699-5059 

WAYNE WESTLANO 

AREA 

Charming studio Ba! $350 mo 

•nouom 

neat 4 watei Close to Iree- 

•ay» 4 shopping Great neighbor 

hood Call 1313) 326-1307 

DETROIT 

HOMES 

2 3 4 4 BEDROOMS 

RENTAL PROS 

(313i 513-RENT 

LivONiA - 3 bedroom, dimng 2 bath, 

al appkances Fenced yard Pels 

OK 

S775VO 

RENTAL PROS 

i»l0j 356-RENT 

LIVONIA - 1 bedroom rouae 

1 year 

ieas*- Smgie occupant $475 security 

$S0C Nrsf 4 last No pets Owet 

wooded area AvaHaMe now 

1313) 425-5448 

LIVONIA - 2 bediocims 20333 Purtingbrook 

includes appkances 4 

washer drye< No oasemenl or 

v>araje No pets $560 810347-3886 

- • • 

large lot S92Smonth 1W months 

secunly 

Slepenson HmhscJiool 

Call 1313) 425-1618 

LfVONlA 

LEASE WITH OPTION 

BRiCK RANCH FJI basement 2 cai 

garage $975 ($100 lor 

option | CEDAR RANCH COM- 

MERCE 3 bedroom new kitchen 2 

car garage $1075 

ONE WAY REALTY I81O) 471 -RENT 

LIVONIA 

7 Mile inkslat 3 bedroom 

2 besh ranch, no basement no 

garage 

$775'mon«h plus security 

(810) 988-1313 

LIVONIA iNW|3 bedroom bock 

ranch attached garage 1450 sg 1 

Family room fireplace 

Some appliances 

$950>mo (810) 474-6033 

LOTUS LAKE 

MACEDAY 

Lakelront 3 bedroom 2 car attached 

garage $1400 per month Can 

fllOT 540-9517 or 810-6232W9 

NORTHVILLE 

Chamwig 2 bedroom 

towrmouse 

1S1 floor, new mlendr, 

large yard basement no pels 

please $72Smo 1810) 348-8698 

NORTHVILLE MAILING' WASHT- 

ENAW COUNTY PAVED ROAD 

100 year Old Halonc home on 5 pic- 

DETROIT (WESTSlOE) -14 2 bed 

roorr. -lals clean 530." 4 $250 

!313) 341-0196 

ROYAL OAKCLAWSON 

14 MitoCrocks 2 bedroom 1 "1 bath i 

lOwnhouse wrth pnvale yard, carport. | 

bknds cemrai air pnvale entrance 

ana basement Available mid 

October Only $750 Lease EHO 

Can Kathy weekdays at 

(810) 642-8686 

Homes 

FARMINGTON 4 ALL CITIES 

RENT-A-HOME 

TENANTS 4 LANDLORDS 

810-642 1620 . 

ROYAL OAICCLAWSON 

14 MnaC -ooks 2 bedroom 1 -1 baftlownnouse 

with pnvale yard carport 

bands cantral mr. pnvale entrance 

arv- iu» basement 

immeckate occupancy 

Only $750 Lease EHO 

Aleo 

semlar townhouse with ad 842 8686 

Allen Park to West Bloomfiekl 

Bringing Landlords 

AND 

Renters Together 

HOUSE SCONDCSTAP'S 

R E N T A L 

P R O S 

SOUTHFIELD 

810-356-RENT 

GARDEN CITY 

313-51S-RENT 

EAST POINTE 

810-773-RiENT 

AUBURN HIUS 

810-373-RENT 

f ARMINGTON 

•« bedroom 

contemporary 3 Calhs. 2 

'replaces large deck, central 

a- 

Wai»out icwc level 

w4 doorwalls 2 acre pnvate estate 

all appliances- 

$1975 plus security 

RnKat P v ne«Wi« C»« D«y« (8101 

4T4-515G eves 810-478-9778 

ANN AFffiOR Beverly Hills Detroit 

Derter South Lyon 3 bedrooms 

Vacant homes Kids and pets ok 

Co 313-273-0223 


3 bedroom 

Colonial 2-. baths dining room 'si 

Itoor laundry, fireplace, air. appliances 

no pets $1600 810-661-5026 

FARMINGTON HILLS Modem 3 

bedroom. 1*> bath finished basement. 

garage'carpon 

large lenced 

yard. SS2SWo (810) 615-4090 

Officc 

Business 

Office 

Busineu 

SpaceSalWUav 

tu»y equlppad. 90 m m 

awn* 

o Agenl (110) 360-9822 (•10) Ml 

COMMCflCIAl 

INDUSTRIAL 

SAL€ OA l€AS€ 

#389-398 

TAN 4 Tone 

SMI your oem buah 

•rW «iT 

390 

391 I BwiacM/Pr«f«f». 

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ATTENTION 

i Z L ? 

SINGLE ROOM OMoe 

Fom I 

l i a a w From !25-800 tq.. %. 

Staring at »1S0 mar* MwSna 

uMMa ittt al partana i« 4 2nd 

OSO.OOO (1B-2M-7V31 

•CA4/TY SALON FON SALE 

392 

Cowereial/ReUil 

CLASSIFIED AOVCMTISlNO Tan j'ap* 4 5 f a area HOOa«B. 

M 

ba» door «i •ear iWaiW 

nwa ca« return ca« promptly 

ORCHARD LAKE 

3 bedroom large 

Icr I Ippe. I a t, W 

Bloomfield schools iacuzs bar 2 

fireplaces $1-27S'month Can afler 

3pm (8101-861-9002 

PLYMOUTH 

3 bedroom, arr appkances 

family room. 2vy car garaga 

$110&'MO 

RENTAL PROS 

(313) 5t3-RENT 

REDFORO a sharp 3 bedroom 

ranch 2 bam 2 car garage, appliances 

no-sn ewmg no pels 4850. 

month 810-477-0180 

REDFORO - 3'bedroom bunglaow 

Dining, all appkances bafemanl 

Fenced 

S67VMO 

RENTAL PROS 

1810) 356-RENT 

OCOfORD 

7 M4e ft mksler 3 bedroom home. 

$550 per mo plus 1 mo securffy No 

pets Call (610) 546-1623 

REDFORD TWP • 2 posstfm 3 bedroom 

basement, garage Noplace 

S766 '9167 Wakenden N o!7Mae. 

W 

o1 Beeoh Daly, dave 25S5678 

ROCHESTER HILLS • 2 bedroom 

4 stove $560 mo pkjs 

(610) B26-279' 

Refngeralor I 

kecurtty 

No 

ROCHESTER HIUS - 3 

lYibath ranch Ail appkances Deck 

S120OMO 

RENTAL PROS 

(#105 373-RENT 

ROCHESTER HILLS - 4000 aq It 

home on got course 4 bedroom. 

S3000ffnp Cai Slater 

(610) 

ROYAL OAK 

1 Bedroom Wutkaas 

included 

llemacap ramp m» large 

pailo No pats $7oamo plus 

security (610) 626-2781 

SOUTHFIELO • 3 

1100 aq « AL appaances 2 e ear 

garaga 

S72SMO 

RENTAL PRO6 

(6IO) 36*RENT 

SOUTHFIELO - RENT TO OWN' 

Zero-doum' Land-conaracP 

(610» 

)®TSfte9« 

SOUTHFIELD - 21560 Tuftar a 

1400 eq « 3 bedroom ranch on 

targe lot Nng room, large Mkftsn. 

1 SoaPis screenedBipordi.2.5oar 

garage mckrdoe Move ft rOlgaiakji 

No peas HOWmi uBBBea Avaa 

at»e 1OTM6 CaB 610-442-8660 

TAYLOR 

2tt 

BTVMO 

WNTAL PROl 

(313) SlWtSKT 

THOr Loeo 

PeOoom bne» 

tamey nam . 

LanrVanq* r* 

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cotoraal. 2*1 be»» 

ttoeptece 2 ear. m. 

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KiSVmo 

mra 

wrpôae 

THOV MUCH 

•CBs H u f e t 

• t Bsôom 

poa 

x a y i 

country aeteng. no peu 

1 yr leeee 

tfttOt 474-1163 

W«ST BLOOMFiELD 

RENTAL PROS 

(610) 373-RENT 

braebve 

2 be9oom 

Wayne 

Rd 

Barry at 

n 

tst, 

(610) 5W-7000 

WtaiLANO 

family room 

2 Car garage Fenced 

$645.WO 

RENTAL PROS 

13131 513-RENT 

WESTLAND Clean 2 bedroom 860 

aq B ranch large lenced yard $480 

per mon*i plus depoert 

No f 

Cal Gary al 810681-0798 

WHITE LAKE • 2 Bedroom, appliances 

tamey room laketront 

S725AK3 

RENTAL PROS 

(610) 373-RENT 

LftkWWiJerfront 

Home Result 

LOWER STRAIGHTS LAKE 

2 bedroom 

laketront home with large deck, 

fwo car garage wet- storage and a 

gorgeous view near Edgewood Goa 

course Available now $1125 

Cal Meadowmanagemenl 

810-346-5400 

mew 3 bedroom. 2balha 

held Schools boat dock 

$15004no 

810-214-5090 or 810-662-3047 

W 

BLOOMFIELD WATERFRONT 

on Cess Lake approa 2500 aq ft 4 

bedroom kreplace tumefied 01 

unfumashed Qua 313665-8336 

M . 

n n r r m — f R n r r 

Ren tils 

FARMINGTON LOCATION 

1 bedroom relerences 4 secunly 

reqiared no pets Cal between 

130-4pm (610) 626-1454 

Southern RettUls 

a 

n 

ROYAL OAK 

Wa* to 

low 

. . . i K S 

SOUTHFIELD - male has home to 

o««r SO non 

mtrance $40 

(•10) 433-3236 

WAYNE FURNISHED sleeping 

taBWo ft leuntty pn.Ngae, 

oI parking $240Wn« 

plus 

m a m 

(31S) t*1-6061 

required CAB allar 9am.- 

"«66 

(3>3) 513-F 

s 

Officc Space 

iSeeCUiiMK) 

BRIGHTON TOWN Canter 7066 

aq fl aeceor ofhee suit Vary aorac 

and dmnkMn Priced R./-1' Mr 

Noimand 1610)227-7377 or 

(610)227-4240 

INSIOC CAR 

boal or fny sua RV 

New buadng FuB cement Boor 

BntfMon area Worth the drive Very 

as (517) 546-3509 

OUTSIOE* STORAGE 

Fenced 4 lighted 

Year-round or 

seasonal 

Lake Onon area 

(610) 39! 7968 

E 

M 

Wanted to Be»t 

500 Btlp Waited 

General 

A C C O U N T A N T 

graduato needed lor 

oon 

nruction department tor real eaiate 

deveicoer OBMB onereed and #apeaenca 

In conetrucnon ob ooaOng a 

fc PrcAc•ncy ai Lotus he aw 

a plus Ctlermg industry competitive 

beneNs 

Please send resume end 

salary hifctory to 

GENERAL MANAGER 

PO BOX 530056 

LIVONIA. Ml 48153 

M 

€AAPLOVM€NT 

500 

fcla 

W - - 1 - J 

r irety 

General 

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 

Ofkosm Farmnglon His reoures a 

respoABtoto person lo aaaist m al 

accotrtna ft some opereeone funcsons 

Appfcceret ntMSI have a coaege 

ience 

Fs* 

accouMs paiaWa 

rasurna « 810-563-4310 or cal 

t. 0am-4 30pm 610-553-4140 


FultimepoaannatatocaJ Preferred 

Provider Organization 

available tor 

m* a«ienenoed IncKiduai who poewseas 

*w toBoeaig. mnmum typmg 

50wpm. knowledge and use of 

MKroadfl Word, eactaam oral and 

•ntian skies, acwry to orgrae and 

pnomba. and da dewe to motk as a 

team Member Stem* reeume »• OA 

department P O Boa 760547. 

Lathrup. VBtoge. Ml 46076 An 

Equal Opportunity Employer 

ADMINISTRATOR - local chamber ol 

commerce inking AdmeastraBve 

Director lo aas« mth annual work 

plan Jevelopmenl. commnltees 

volmartiaBng. 

pro 

ir 

experience 

30.000 ama «* 

Computer 

Salary $30,000 plus 

eMs 

Send restane 

mandatory 

10 Boa 11829 

Observer ft Exanatc Newtpapws 

i«2M 

SLHUUBJUB W 

Uvona. Ml 46150 

AEROSPACE 

• CAD • 

• Mech 

Oesraner 

. Electronic Tech 

. PLOOUC Prog 

• E 

AssembTy SoWenn; 

ARBOR TECH TEMPS 459-1166 

DISNEY ORLANDO CONDO 

2 bedroom 2 bath Pool, spa golf, 

nnls $495 wk Days 

810-545-2114, Eves 81CX52-9967 

28582 Orchard Lake Rd 

Famangton Hals (610) 737-4002 

KIAWAH ISLAN0 

SC 

Sated 1-5 bedroom villas 4 homes 

Exceptional tan 4 waiter rates 

Brochure Pan Hamngion Eackisive 

1-800-845-6986 

TREASURE ISLAND, FL 

Luirury 2 bedroom 

2 bath Condo. 

geragiL pool arathei'dryer "aft to 

beach $1 50»Mo 813387 7851 

WEST PALM BEACH 

1 bedroom 

Condo, lurrashed 4 My 

equpped 

extra amentias Avaaabie Oct 1. 

monthly or ai winter 3139814710 

SINGLE FAMILY 

SPECIALISTS 

Professional' rental management ol 

homes and condos Western Wayne 

4 Oakland county Best Sennce 4 

reasonable >ees 810-348-5100 

R I C H T E R & A S S O C 

a 

n 

Vacation 

Resort 

Rentals 

BOYNE AREA 

5 bedrooms. 3 baths sleeps 12-15 

Color TV VCR swim goi! tennis 

Cal 313-420-1274 

BQYNE MOUNTAIN scsmc lake 

front iog lodge Sleeps 4-25 ideal 

for groups and reunions Year roind 

Cat (616) 536-3061 

HALE 

Ml. Get-e-way weekend or 

weekly Great lor lamaes Summers 

available 5 bedrooms 3 batti home 

indoor pool 517 345-0711 

LEXINGTON - Vintage renovated 

Lake Huron cottage 2 bedroom 

w fireplace 

1 ht Irom Detroit 2 radii 

minimum (810) 359-7837 

MAUI CONDO Dec 2-9, $850 

Oceanfront luxury resort arrth sunset 

view 2 bedroom, 2 bar, sleeps 6 

810-680-0964 

RETREAT -16 bedroom 19 bam collage" 

on 340 ft. 6 5 acres on W 

Grand Traverse Bey m beautiM 

County Close to got. 

innas ft viBege ol North 

port 

Ideal tot large 1ama? reunions 

busmess emer 

nps 

Ai 

ceeienau 

meeuiqt 

I 

Hot 

tubs. 

rooms 

have gorgeous, bay views 

pnvate sett-ng 616-935-0111 

TRAVERSE CITY. North Shore kin. 

Luxury 1-2 bedroom bead! Irani 

condos Low winter 2 mghl packs. 

$189-$219 1-800-968-2355 

3 8 

Living Quarters to 

Share 

ALL ernes 

SINCE isre 

"QUALIFIED" 

ROOMMATFS 

FREE PREVIEW 

SHARE REFERRALS 

610-642-1620 

664 S Adams Birmingham 

DEARBORN 

HTS 

icri to (hare 

horrw 

immeoalefy $325 mo 

aictudaa utilities (313) 561-0170 

FARMINGTON HILLS aeduded lot 

$375 mdudes uBNtos Non-tmoBar 

professionals, no pets Altsr 

8 30pm (810) 476-8782 

JOY ft FARMINGTON - ftotowratto 

Cable ft uaaaes included 

$65 par 

weak $150 security Fut house pnv 

es 313-425-3522 

NICE MOUSE to tfiara m WesBand. 

kitchen 4 laundry prtaeegas. race 

peiio . uaaees induded $325 per mo 

(3,3) — 

VALE - Lams kixun 

2 Ml bene VepMce 

$375 

UBB 810-360-1542 

ROYAL OAK 

mala or tomato lb there 3 Bedroom 

houee $325 « to uBBBas Dan or 

Dene leave wiingt 610-546^606 

SOUTHFIELD -746-6237 

WESTLANO 

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CANTON . Roam -cable tor 

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INSTAUOION 

SCAV1CCS 

#500-598 

ACCOUNTING 

ASSISTANT 

SYNTEL, Inc 

rs a rapidly groaning 

5 0 0 

Help 

Wanted 

Gtaewl 

neadquarlered .n Troy, Ml We have 

over 1500 employees located 

Ihroughoui me Us and need 

dynamic professionals to jom cut corporate 

leam 

We are looking for an movidual whe 

•mi be responsible tor resolution ol 

employee nquiries and other 

accounting 'uncbons E acelient commumcBbon 

and data entry skins 

required, plus an Assooale s degree 

•em -eleven! eapar-enee in 

accounting preferred 

Please refer 

ence POSITION 412 on both eneve- 

| lope and cover letler when 

. responding 

Personnel AdnamsBeticm Department 

SYNTEL. INC 

5700 Crooks Road. Suite 301 

Troy. Ml 48C98 

i E E O 

No phone calls please 

ACCOUNTING CLERK 

Hy-Form -Producl Bic division of 

• Oefience Inc has an immediale 

I opportunity tor an Accounting Clerk 

with 2-4 yrs progressive experience 

m Accounts Pay able 4 Receivable m 

i a manufacturing environment 

Musi 

be computer Meraie m Windows 

Attractive salary and comprehensive 

beneM program Send resixne 4 

salary requremants lo Bob Musser 

Human Resources 35588 Veronica 

UvbiV*. Ml 4BT50 

A CAREER opportunity - Customer 

Service-Order Entry position TeMcommum 

cations experience preferred 

but not reqmreo 

Appfecams 

must have ECVCS experience 

FtM 

benefits compeBlive saUry M-F 

8-5 Send resume lo John LiAas 

8601 Conanl. Hamlramck, Ml 

46211 

ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS for 

pan-Bme olBce dearang. days 6 MM 

4 1-275 810-759-3700 

ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS lor 

DwMd Managers Educational sales 

Trairang salary 4 benefits Tescfang 

ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS 

Magaane company seeurg sales 

people lor mat sure aekvoiy lo u m> 

WAiccarSrmtoaS*TnST6e 

sharp good man SMB. people onented 

$80-1001 day 4 mom Some 

Mfeng. have own vehds. mm van. 

closed truck pretoned 810-9606500 

ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR 

MA IDS (rrvT) - lo dean haBways in 

apartment communities 

Day work, 

car needed, paid hohdays 4 vacations 

$6 60 per hour 

Cal Mon.-Ft! 

Sam 4 3pm 3134274343 

ACCOUNTANT 

DEARBORN CPA Vm seeks proles 

sionai with minimum 5 years experience 

Bvougfi financial statement 

prepersbon Eapenenoe wBh Creative 

Solutions a plus Ftoa-tima year 

1537 Monroe Dearborn. Ml 46124 

ACCOUNTANT 

coal Accounting Department ol 

maior steel corporation located A 

Dearborn CXeahed c anoaia an 

have experience in cost 

accounting area, a degree m 

Accounbng. and be proBoent in 

Escel Competitive salary and 

benerrts offered Can Ubby 

today 

(810) 528-8092 

FAX (81 

ECH 

Parsoonel 

Soivcas 

(810) 528-6963 

ENTEC 

ACCOUNTANT 

meurance Brm ei Lrvorae » ttaang a 

m (CPA a 

plus) to be reaponeoie lor a vanefy of 

accourtang tonctions Send cowaf 

lee®" and resume to: 

ATTN: Acoounbnc Dept. PO Boa 

9228 Lnrorae. Ml 46151 

A C C O U N T A N T 

Bnarmal Corporation. • FOR- 

TUNE 1000 lijppllr ol precision 

castings to the eutomotive 

Industry IB Mailing quaahec 

appecanis tor ihe 

pos-'on of 

Aooountars tor our new Troy 

haaiBnartan BS 

e> Acocmn-ng 

ereqêd. 13 years ewenence 

*i a computonzed general 

acceuntin^ 

enviroi 

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• 

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SALARY aKufW—un to: 

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NTERME T 

Corpcâi.m 

1460 Waal Lam Lake Rd 

Troy M 46066 

Equal oSuRuwN EmBw* 

ACCOUNTING/INSURANCE 

Rep«Sy growing Southfield besed 

nsurance company seeking experienced 

professionals lo til these 

ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT- 

FINANCIAL REPORTING 

insurance accounting clerk compute* 

protoent. cut above the rest growth 

onented Experience mey supptomem 

coaege education 

ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT- 

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE 

Motivated >ut cycle accounts payable 

clerk with minimum 2 years expejience 

m higfi 

volume environment 

Computer prof icienr and able lo work 

wBh people 

IUNIOR ACCOUNTANT- 

TREASURY 

Competent professional with minimum 

2. yrs experience account 

reconokatxjT Juraor.Sernor or college 

graduate Good opportunity 'or nyoti 

vaied 

orgemjed leader who works 

well in team environment 

insurance 

corrpany experience preferred 

Please submit current resume 

including salary history to 

D 

Economo 

MeedcrmCiroc* Insurance Group 

A F T E R 

S C H O O L 

P O S I T I O N S N O W 

A V A I L A B L E ! 

iSludanis. Homemalies ft&hr Guarsnteed 

Pius) 

Commuracausna company looking for 

pan-nine help Mutf speak dearly be 

enters. Tins a an excellent i 

nrfy tor those seebnj 

PERMANENT 

PA f 

tertf OPPCPBL- 

IMMEDIATE 

TIME 

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SPORTS 

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Golf, Page 2C 

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Agape rolling 

C A N T O N 

SPORTS 

SCENE 

aul Balah was instrumental in keeping 

Plymouth Agape Christian's soccer record 

Pperfect in the Metro Christian Conference, 

scoring both goals in Agape's 2-1 victory at Ann 

Arbor Greejihills Oct. 2. 

The win pushed Agape's record to 3-0 in the 

conference and to 5-2 overall. 

Sal ah'8 goal in the first half gave his team a 1-0 

lead at the intermission. Greenhills tied it in the 

second half, but with five minutes left in the 

match Salah took a header from Matt Major and 

pumped in the game-winner. 

Earlier, Agape had a 1-0 victory over Zoe Christian 

Sept. 28 and a 2-1 triumph over West Highland 

Sept. 25. 

College news 

W 

hen the University of Michigan's women's 

soccer team took on the University 

of Detroit Mercy Wednesday, it was a 

huuietominguf suits fui a pail uf Wulveiines. 

Jori Welchans, U-M's junior keeper from Plymouth 

Canton, played at U-D for a year before 

transferring to U-M. She posted an 11-6-2 record 

with a 0.99 goals-against average as a Titan; for 

the Wolverines, she has one shutout in five 

matches, with a 1.82 goals-against average and a 

2-4 record. 

Michele Brach, a junior defender from Livonia 

Stevenson, was a tri-captain for the Titans before 

she transferred to U-M. She's started all nine 

games for the Wolverines, who were 2-6-1 prior to 

Wednesday*8 match . . . 

The U-DM men's cross country team illustrated 

a solid team concept at th£ National 

Catholic Invitational, hosted by Notre 

Dame. The Titans top five runners finished within 

26 seconds of each other. 

Keith, a sophomore and a Plymouth Salem grad 

who placed 57th overall; he was third for the Titans. 

JJ>DM finished 11th out of 26 teams. Notre 

Dame was firsts . . 

In her first year of collegiate competition, Kalamazoo 

College's Kelly Collins — a freshman 

and a Plymouth Salem graduate — is making 

her mark. 

.Collins posted the best score for the Hornets at 

the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association 

Jamboree Sept. 26, hoe ted by Albion College at 

Tomac Woods Golf Club. She posted a 99 in the 

18-bole event, tying her season-best. 

Collins is Kalamazoo's best player thus far, 

having posted scores of 107, 99,102 and 99. Her 

407 total puts her in a tie for 18th in the M1AA 

overall standings, but her team is fifth out of six. 

Coed volleyball 

coed volleyball league is now forming, hosted 

by the Canton Parks and Recreation 

Servit 

Play begins Nov. 17 at Weat Middle School. 

Coat is $200 per team plus $15 for each player who 

lives outside Canton Townahip or the city of 

Plymouth. Teams are allowed as many non-residents 

as they wish to pay for, residents are considered 

anyone who lives or works full-time within 

the boundaries of the listed cities. 

The season will last 14 weeks; the league will be 

limited to 16 teams. Registration for returning 

teams will be Oct 20-26 and for new teams from 

Oct 27 until Nov. 8, at the Canton Parks and Recreation 

Building, at 1150 S. Canton Center. 

For more information, call 397-5110. 

Western Lakes tennis 

Livonia Stevenson, North Farmington and . 

Northville are expected to duel Tuesday for 

the Western Lakes Activities Association 

girls tennis title. 

Defending champion Stevenson will host the 

meet which begins at 8:30 a.m. Matches will also 

be held at the Livonia YMCA and Franklin High 

School. The semifinal and final matches in eight 

flights will be played later in the day at Stevenson. 

Admiaaion is free. . 

Under-18 Hawks 1st 

The under-18 Michigan Hawks won five 

straight matches, including a 5-0 win in the 

championship final over the Guelph, Ontario 

Royals, at the recent Troy Soccer City Classic. 

The Hawks, coached by Paul and Dominic Sdduna, 

also defeated Brighton United (3-0), Waterloo. 

Ontario. United (10-1); Kitchener, Ontario, 

Spirit (2-0) and the Rochester Roedrunnere (4-1). 

Members of the Hawks include Lisa Bakrybalo, 

Mamie Vanderburgh, Christine Wilson and Angela 

Sioia, all of Livonia; Julie Buoek and Mari 

Plymouth; Kristah ManteufW, Redford; Amber J 

Berendowaky, Brighton; Ann Ciesckowski. Bever 

ly Hills; Shannon Stevens, Tare Bilovis and Laura 

Montedlie, Tray, Gina Dawson, Bloom field 

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Matthews, Perrysburg, Ohio. • 

Fumbles sink Salem against Central 

BY DAVID SAUNDERS 

STAFF WRITER 

The deck seemed to be stacked against Plymouth 

Salem's football team Friday when they ventured 

onto Walled Lake Central's turf. 

There was a full moon. The clouds parted just 

before game time. The game was played in a sea of 

mud. 

Worst of all for the Rocks, it was Central's homecoming. 

And Vikings' fans packed the bleachers. 

' Something had to give. More often than not the 

ball came loose from a Rocks' ball carrier. 

Salem lost the ball three times and lost the ballgame, 

14-7. 

Now the RockB (1-5) find themselves trying to 

FOOTBALL 

salvage a season. 

On the other hand; the Vikings (4-2) are one win 

away from their first Winning season since 1984. 

"Nothing is wrapped up. This league is so damn 

tough," Vikings coach Darrel Harper said, looking 

ahead to this Friday's game at Farmington. 

'it wasn't pretty, but it was a win," Harper said. 

Harper was afraid his players' minds would be 

preoccupied with homecoming this week. 

"We had a tough time getting them mentally prepared, 

but we got through it" he said. 

~~ See ROCKS, 3C 

Canton passes more than Western can handle 

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Salem coach Tom Moshimer waa a bit disgusted. 

"How many fumbles? Offensively, you just can't 

make those kinds of mistakes and expect to win," 

Moshimer said. "We just have, no excuses. We 

didn't execute. There were just too many breakdowns." 

Now Moshimer must regroup his team and prepare 

for North Farmington this Friday. 

"Well come back. They're struggling and we're 

struggling too," Moshimer said. 

Although Moshimer's Rocks struggled against 

Central, they took a 7-6 lead into the fourth quarter 

even though they had yet to gain 100 yards offen- 

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Multi-purpose weapon: Canton quarterback Rob Johnson (11) was a one-man wrecking crew 

against Western Friday, throwing for two touchdowns arid running for another. 

Chiefs trip Mustangs; 

Salem blasts Rockets 

It's easy to run with Plymouth Centon's 

girls basketball team — if you've 

got a track team or a stable of quarter 

horses. 

Northville tried it Thursday night 

and waa fairly successful — for about 

a quarter. 

Then the Chiefs ran away and hid 

from the Mustangs, 58-41, to remain 

in contention for the Western Lakes 

Activities Asaociation title. Canton is 

8-3 overall, 4-1 in the league while 

Northville suffered its first league loss 

in four games in a 6-2 season. 

"The first quarter was very fastpaced," 

Canton coach Bob Blohm 

said. The scoring waa e4sy for both 

teams. We carried it ever into the second 

quarter, that was the key for us. 

We made some stops, got 

^ r held an lB-MTeadaftertW 

first period, then outecored Northville 

13-6 in the second. No^hville held a 

6-5 edge in the third quarter. 

Sarah Warnke had another big 

game for the Chiefs, scoring 21 points 

and hauling down 12 rebounds. Kristi 

Fiorenxi hed 12 points while sopho- 

BASKETBALL 

play from all our players," Blohm 

said. "In the third quarter, neither 

team waa on much. They went to a 

zone, and we got a lot of opportunities, 

but couldn't get it in." 

Samantha Leger scored 16 points to 

lead Northville while Lauren Metaj 

added 13. 

Canton is idle until Tuesday when 

H travels to North Farmington. 

52, Jofca Mean 31: Fans must 

have enjoyed watching this game since 

both teams combined for only 12 fouls 

(saven for Salem, live for Weetland 

John Glenn). 

Salem's fans must have enjoyed it e 

little rnorv beeau-w of the final out 

Sophomore guard Amanda Abraham 

led Salem with 16 points and 10 

assists and freshman center Andrea 

Pruett added 12 points. 

The Rocks improved to 6-4 overall 

and 2-2 in the Western Lakes Activities 

Association. Gleiin foil to 1-8 

t-WLAA 

• This homecoming game 

—may pruve more yivutal llimi 

any game this season for 

Plymouth Canton, when the 

campaign is analyzed at its 

conclusion. Because the 

team that emerged with the 

win would retain hopes for 

the state playoffs. Canton 

was that team. 2 

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BY RICHARD L. SHOOK 

STAFF 

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WRITE* 

Somebody better 

send Plymouth 

Canton boy's swim 

coach Clint Smiley 

over to the football 

_out 

Rob Johnson and 

Ron Hunter. . : 

The way the 'Chiefs' quarterback 

and wide receiver zipped through 

the rain-created pond on their home 

field Friday night one would certainly 

believe they'd help the swim 

team. 

Johnson ran for two touchdowns 

and threw a pair of touchdown peases 

to Hunter in leading Canton to a 

25-7 Western Lakes Activities Aaso 

ciation victory over Walled Lake 

Western. 

"We got beat by a better football 

team," Western coach Chuck Apap 

said. "They have a good quarterback. 

He made some things happen. 

He ran the option well. He's a good 

athlete." ; 

Right Paul Newman is a fairly 

rood actor, too. 

You'd think, looking at a field 

soaked by the remnants of Hurrimud 

in two wide 40-yard bands 

down the middle of the field, that 

passing would be the last thing on a 

football coach's mind. '1 

To show how bad it was, both 

teams kicked off outeide the hash 

marks — between the hash marks 

and the visitor's side of the field. 

Those supposedly up on their rule 

books say this just isn't done. 

See 

Canton strolls to 3-0; 

Spartans edge Salem 

The opposition, any athlete can 

testify, is only part of the challenge. 

In outdoors aports, the conditions 

must also be overcome. 

If any of the Plymouth Canton 

cross country runner* doubted that 

piece of philoeophy prior to last 

Thursday, they don't any longer. 

' "It was a mess," said Chiefs' coach 

Mike Spitx after his team 

overwhelmed Livonia Churchill 15-50 

at Cass Benton. "But aa I to!3 the 

guys on the team. 'You won't forget 

this raw.' 

"You've got to have one like this 

every year." 

In weather better suited for ducks. 

Canton robbed the Chargers of any 

hope for victory The Chiefs collected 

the top seven places in running their 

to 3-0 in the Wsat 

era Lakes Activities Association's 

Western Division. 

How dominant were they? Ian Bod 

forit their front-runner, finished first 

in 17:24 — 46 seconds ahead of the 

nearest competition. 

"It waa a good run," Spitx said. 

"He waa all by hhnaelf." 

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X-COUNTRY 

Portrey (18:36), Shaun Moore (18:40) 

and Jason Diamond (18:53). 

—Bwt for ChureliUl (0-4 in the 

WLAA, 0-3 in the Western Division) 

was Pat Nicbol], who was eighth in 

19:10. . 

Canton runs against Walled Lake 

Western at 4 p.m. Wednesday at Cass 

Benton. 

Canton girls 

The Canton girls cross country 

team kept the Churchill girls team 

winless as well, rolling to a 17-44 victory 

Thursday at Caaa Benton. 

. Chief female runners were nearly aa,, 

dominant as their male counterparts, 

capturing eight of the top nine spots. 

Their leader Becky Wolfrom, who 

finished first in 3041. 

Next for Canton were Beth Knight 

second (21:21); Jamie Vergari, third 

(22:21h Becky Uryga. fifth (22:50); 

Christiana Bradford, sixth (22:56); 

Jenriy Duncan, seventh (23:20); end 

Jessica Walla, eighth

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2C(P,C) The Observer/MONDAY, OCTOBER 9,1995 

GOLF 

Unbeatable? 

WLAA tourney next for Rocks 

BY C.J. RISAK 

9T\K» WRITER 

Perfection has been attained. 

But Plymouth Salem golf 

coach Rick Wilson knows — 

and so do a few of the Rocks — 

that what's been accomplished 

thus far, while noteworthy, isn't 

the end-all. 

The season has been leading 

up to this week. On Tuesday, 

the Rocks — who completed 

their second unbeaten dual 

Oieet season in the past three 

years by beating a solid North - 

ville squad Friday — will attempt 

to recapture the Western 

Lakes Activities Association 

championship when they tee off 

at the Links ot Finewood in 

Walled Lake. 

• Another title won't come easily. 

"I think our league is one of 

the best," said Salem coach 

Rick Wilson. The reason: his 

Salem team, Livonia Churchill 

aQd Northville. Any one of 

L&ose three are capable of capturing 

the WLAA title Tuesday. 

How crazy is this league? In 

1993, Salem was unbeaten 

tight-clustered.' 

Still, after viewing his team's 

performance against Northville 

Friday at Tanglewood in Novi, 

Wilson will put nothing out of 

their grasp. 

"This was really a big win for 

us," he said after the 193-201 

victory that elevated his team 

to final dual records of 11-0 in 

the WLAA and 14-0 overall. 

The Mustangs finish their 

WLAA season at 9-2. 

"Their 201 is a really good 

score. If anyone had told me 

we'd have to beat 201. I would 

have had some doubts- whether 

we could do it or not. But we 

had some guvs come up big 

through the dual meet season 

but lost the WLAA title to 

Churchill in the tournament. 

Last year, the Rocks lost dual 

matches against the Chargers 

and North Farmington — then 

rebounded to beat everyone at 

the WLAA tournament. 

"They're going to be fired up 

for us." Wilson predicted. "I 

think (the scoring) will be very 

again . . . (the Mustangs) were 

really geared up for us. 

"I've got to say. our dual 

match scores are as good as 

they've ever been." 

The play of Ryan Andrzejewsk? 

and Mike 

Hjelmstad, in particular, continued 

to baffle their coach 

"They're just amazing me." he 

said after they both posted oneunder 

par 35s Friday. Brian Fox 

Course. Leading Salem were 

Andrzejewski and Lear, both 

with 38s; Hjelmstad, 39; and 

Dave Popeney and Ryan Deschaw, 

each at 43. Central got a 

42 from Derek Ratliff, a 43 from 

Dave Naboychik and a 55 from 

Ken Lawrence. 

The WLAA Tournament 

starts at 9 a.m. Tuesday. After 

that comes the state regional 

tournament, Friday and Saturday 

at Oak Pointe in Brighton. 

And both Northville and Livonia 

Churchill will be there, too. 

Plymouth Canton 

Plymouth Canton tuned up 

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contributed a 39] and Adam 

Wilson, Aaron Pawlowski and 

Jeff Lear each shot 42s (two of 

the three counted, officially). 

Northville got a 39 from Bri 

an Glock, a 40 from Kuha 

Yoshida and 41s from Jeremy 

Sova and Mike Clancy. 

Last Wednesday, the Rock-; 

overpowered Walled Lake Central 

201-255 at 

Hilltop Golf 

Tournament by winning its final 

dual meet of the season, 

211-223 over Walled Lake Central 

Friday at Brae Burn. 

The win gave the Chiefs a final 

dual record of 3-8 in the 

WLAA. Central finished 1-10. 

Scott Belisle paced Canton 

on the par-35 course with a 39. 

Miles Meibers and Chris Wilunn 

wprp neit hpsf with 4?s, fnllowed 

by Erik Arlen at 43 and 

Brian Carlson at 45. For Central, 

scorers were Derek RatlifT, 

40; David Naboychik, 43; Ryan 

RatlifT. 45; Justin Post, 46; and 

Taddy Sells, 49. 

Western's scoring came from 

Kevin Jaros, 39; Chris King, 40; 

Mike Massey, 43; Jeff Wolf, 46; 

and Aaron Dikos, 47. 

— 

THE WEEK AHEAD 

FRCP FOOTBALL 

Friday. Oct. IS 

luth. Wesuand at Harpar Woods. 4 p.m. 

Garden CRy at Redftxd Union, 7 p.m 

D6r> Fordson at Wayne, 7:30 p.m. 

luth s west at CtarencavMe. 7:30 p.m. 

Borgess at S'gate Aquinas, 7:30 p.m. 

N. Farmington at Pty Satam. 7:30 p.m. 

Ply Canton at Northwlte, 7:30 p.m. 

F H Ham»on at W.L IWestam, 7:30 p.m. 

Saturday. Oct. 14 

U*. Churchill at Uv. FianMin. t p.m. 

W.L. Central at Farmington. I p.m. 

D.H. Aiwapoto at fed Thurston. 1 p.m. 

St Agatha at 0.1 Lakes, I p.m. 

Redtofd CC at U-0 Jesu«. 2 p.m • 

OMLS BASKETBALL 

Tuesday. Oct. 10 

Loth. Westiand at G.P. Liggett. 6:30 p.m. 

Clarencevitte at Lutheran North, 6:30 p.m. 

Ply. Salem at Uv. Churchill. 7 p.m. 

Uv Stevenson at Uy. Fraoklin. 7 p.m. 

westiand Glenn at W.L. western. 7 p.m. 

N Farmington at Ply. Canton, 7 p.m. 

Farmington at Northville. 7 p.m. 

W.L Central at F.H. Harrison, 7 p.m. 

Wayne Memorial at Garden City. 7 p.m. 

Bedford Union at Monroe. 7 p.m. 

Taylor Truman at Red. Thurston. 7 p.m. 

Borgess at H W. Regina. 7 p.m. 

F.H. Mercy at Uv Ladywood. 7 p.m. 

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

D H Fainane at Ply Christian. 7 p.m, 

Thursday. Oct. 12 

Lutheran East at Luth. Westiand. 6 30 p.m. 

HamcramcH at Ctarencevilie. 6:30 p.m. 

** 

Uv. ChurcftS at W.L Western, 7 p.m. 

NorthMM at Lh. Franwm, 7 p.m. 

Uv. Stevenson at Ry. Salem. 7 p.m. 

W.L Central at Westiand Glenn. 7 p.m. 

Ply. Carton al F.H. Hamaon. 7 p.m. 

Farmmgion at K- Fmmmgioc. 7 p.m. 

Redtord Union at Wyandotte. 7 p.m. 

Wayne Memorial at Monroe. 7 p.m 

Boqpaa at F.H. Mercy, 7 p.m 

Gab. Meted at St Agatha. 7 p.m. 

Friday, Oct IS 

DrvmeChtM at Uv. Ladywood. 7 p.m. 

Huron Valley at Warren Zoe, 7:30 p.m. 

Ply Christian at Oak. Christian. 7:30 p.m. 

•OVS SOCCER 

Monday. Oct. t 

Redftxd Union at Dbn. Fordaon. 4 p.m. 

Monroe at Red. Thurston. 4 p.m. 

Taylor Center at Wayne Memorial. 4 p.m. 

NorthviBe at Uv. Franklin. 5:30 p.m. 

Westiand Glenn at F.H. Hantton. 5^0 p.m 

Farmington at N. Farmington. 5:30 p.m. 

Uv. Churchd at Uv. Stevenson. 7 p.m. 

W.L. Central at Ply. Salem. 7 p.m. 

Ply Canton at W.L Western. 7 p.m, 

Taylor Kennedy at Garden City. 7 p.m. 

Redtord CC at Chippewa Valley. 7 p.m. 

Taeeday, Oct. 10 

Luth. Westlarxât Cranorook 4 30 p.m. 

Bethesdaat Huron Valley. 4:30 p.m. 

Ply. Chirwuan vs. Oakland Christian 

at Hlnes PH. Haggerty field. 4:30 p.m. 

Wedneeday. Oct. 11 

Garden Cuty at Red Thurston. 4 p.m. 

Taylor Kennedy at Redtord Union. 4 p.m 

Gib. Carlson at Wayne Meroonal, 4 p.m. 

LM. FrenUn at WesUand Gtahn. 4 p.m. 

F.H. Han»onat Fanwngton.5:30p.m. 

N. Farmfnfion at Uv. Own**. 7 p.m. 

Ry. Salem at Northv«e, 7 pjn. 

W.L Central at Ply. Canton. 7 p.m. 

Redtord CC at Country Day. 7 p.m. 

Friday. Oct. IS 

ntwne Cnda at Red THuntai • p-m 

Gaiden Cfty at Groaae He. 4 30 p.m. 

G.P Liggett at Luth WesUand. 4:30 p.m. 

Warren ZiOd SI HUUH VBMy, 4:30 p.nt. 

FM Hartaon at B.H. Andovar. 7 p.m 

Ply. Christian at ACS! flagent. 7BA. 

• opt 14 

Ply Canton at Troy 1 p m. 

Pty. Christian at ACS! Regknai. TBA. 

MEN'S C0LLE0C SOCCER 

Monday. Oct. S 

Siena HeVits at Madonna. 4 p.m. 

Wedneeday. Oct 11 

Madonna at Eastern Mief»g*i. 4 p.m. 

Macomb CC at Schoolcraft. 4 p.m. 


Lakeland at Schoolcraft. I *.m. 

WOMEN'S C0LLE0E SOCCER 

Wedneeday. Oct. 11 

Oakland Univ. at Seftoo»cr*t, 4 p.m.- 


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Sunday, Oct. IS 

Schoolcraft at Lewis & CWk. ! 1 a.rti. 

WOMEN'S COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL 

Tuesday. Oct. 10 

Alma College at Madonna, 7 p.m. 

Schoolcraft at Defta CCJ p.m. - 

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the middle. Johnson rolls out to 

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which Hunter turns into a 41- 

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That certainly woke up the 

homecoming members of Canton's 

first graduating class, the 

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20th anniversary. 

"Maybe they didn't expect us to 

throw that much, I don't know." 

Canton coach Bob Khoenle said. 

"But a big part of our offense is to 

throw. 

"We throw about 20 times a 

game. We've got a good quarterback 

and a couple of good 

receivers — one outstanding. 

"You've got to go with what you 

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weather.". 

Great philosophy, but some- - 

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face in the mud executing it. Not 

with a twosome like Johnson and 

Hunter, though. 

Hunter caught five passes for 

140 yards while Johnson, a junior, 

completed 8-of-13 passes for 159 

yards. He romped through the 

slop for 49 yards on 10 carries, 

which included a recovery of a 

botched center exchange that lost 

a yard. 

Johnson scored to cap Canton's 

first 

possession, dropping back 

and executing a pump fake before 

bolting 13 yards up the middle 

into the end zone. He finished the 

Chiefs' second possession with a 

3-yard keeper to make it 12-0. 

About the only problem he had in 

the game was firing high over 

than we did." 

Both teams entered the game 

with identical records, 3-2 overall 

and 2-1 within their respective divisions. 

"You can't let them (the opposition) 

think they have a chance 

Huniur'a Imml on a twu-pulm I'un-—ro—wm. :! —Khwnle—retch—"We 

version try following his second 

score. 

It wasn't like the Warriors 

didn't have chances. Junior Scott 

Naz returned the kickoff 57 yards 

following the Chiefs' first TD and 

nearly broke it for a touchdown. 

After the second Canton score, 

junior Paul Merandi was just one 

player away from extending a 40- 

yard return into the end zone. On 

that possession, however, Donny 

Davis ripped off a 45-yard touchdown 

run off right tackle to draw 

his team up to 12-7. 

Hunter caught a sideline pass 

from Johnson on the next possession, 

though, and turned it into a 

48-yard touchdown to give the 

Chiefs a iy-7 halttimeTead. 

"We were down 12-0 and broke 

one play and score," Apap said. 

"At halftime, I felt comfortable 

that we could come back. But 

they got one more drive early in 

the third quarter, scored, and I 

think that took the wind away 

from us. They played good football. 

"But. I thought our special 

teams did a nice job, especially 

our punter Pat Gibson. It was just 

not our night. They deserved to 

win. They played a little better 

stopped them, then scored. That. 

might have put a little damper on • 

them." 

Western took the second half 

kickoff but only managed one first 

down before being forced to punt. 

Canton then launched an 80-yard 

drive capped by Johnson's 25- • 

yard touchdown toss to Hunter. 

Mike Rener ran the ball 12 

times and gained 36 yards out of 

Canton's multiple formation offense. 

Tony Ziegler had four car 1 

ries for 68 yards that included a 

55-yard haul down the left sido of 

the field that ended at the 5. 

Junior quarterback Jason Biah* 

op of Western had problems with 

the muddy field. He threw seven 

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laonm Garden CXf aria 3PM to 

1T0BI S25OM0 tar 42 tea CM Jb* 

(313) 422-0903 

DtaPATCHER-Eîertanoed Bom M 

8 pen-eme eaatiend* Penaanart 

DISPATCHER 

Hnngnow Mat be a vary nai 

sable penon 8 Neva strong paopto 

M s Ful *ms Apply m asr*on 

32483 Stfn.en 

•ry So SO- to start Oays 

oone Cal 010-404-7076 

ETOTimiMMy SeTVf* 

Equal opportunity employar 

500 Help 

Geeerai Wasted 500 

ENGINEERING . 

CADO TECHNICIAN 

AutoCadd and Sortaess eapenence 

Mcicauimr, end EagwpoM eapenence 

8 pktk t.rcetori oarynsai.ir 

Ayiaai Laans. Noms 6 

Am Arbor, Ml 48106 

bis) 711-1010 

(313) 761-iaOO 

around Mice, rtkxjino It« 4>«eep c< 

»ia( matfwiery MuM be * • to aotk 

EquM Opportunity Employar 

ENGINEER 

Manufacturing convparr» oeei 

'.ends -an e«penem« macherScal 4 

structural' n equipment repair 

4 owl Salary baaad on 

•d on aapananca 4 

Fsa 8VS474-5190 

ELECTRONIC SENSOR 

BOARD ASSEMBLY - tatnp to perm 

farmaiglon No 

nary 1650. V 

CtM 313-464-7078 

ETD Temporary Service 

- 

EMPLOYMENT 

OPPOnTUNiTICS 

Located « 

Sedaa\ 

See Our Daplay Ad 

ma Otlce CtancM 

a( Todays Paper 

SOURCE ONE MORTGAGE 

SERVICES CORPORATION 

EMPLOYMENT TRAINING 

ASSISTANT 

Piotaenl WordPerfect SI. typetg. 

id grammat Mok*. good 

M*. MUM have good cktvlng record 

cal PM. 

(810) &4-9167 

(Hearing Impaired 810-354-4031) 

EOE M^Wkug Free Womptac 

EMS COMMUNICATION 

CENTER POSITIONS 

lion and 

and n*a 

knowledge oI cftamioal process 

equvmani daeaaoie Muel be able-to 

ptan layout and oomptals won wtth 

mnmum suparvron 

W* otter a 

competitive starting salary and combanaMs 

package 

For 

conetoerabon tend or tax 

NAGER. HUMAN RESOURCES 

14301 BtRWOOO AVENUE 

DETROIT Ml 40230 

FAX (313) 931-6066 

No Walk-tna " 

ELECTRICIAN 

Fdr machine tool 8 electncaJ control 

panels Apply m parson Sor> 

ot a turv ta« 

S*i*ry and bar 

wtth experience Ple**e send 

PartonnM Daparknsrs 

.P.O Ba> 701394 

Plytnouto. Ml 48170-0964 

EXPERIENCED 

INDIVIDUALS 

IN 

. INDUCTION 

HEAT 

TREATING 

SUPERVISORS 

MACHINE REPAIR 

SETUP 

OPERATORS 

SEND RESUME 

Roboduction Thermal 

Processing. Inc 

TOM 

Southfield, Ml 

48086-5090 

Walled 

FACILITIES 

COORDINATOR 

fen 

FANCY COLOR PAINTS 

NOW MIRING 

• araca. inventory - 

. Sato* Associate Cashier 

aa Shdta 

610-&24-3633 

fFr^cTSlTp^TJrla'i 

|o/E Sytsms ha* anmeoaieB 

• positions a itoWl Mas corporate* 

•headquarter* m Troy Ml Emsl*a 

•«bng 

sorting mal 4 a»np MB 

*Aomm«raliva ilsintani 

Car>3.-" 

|dai* should have strong crgsr.-f 

FORESTRY 

HORTICULTURE 

owner rwktoForew.. K-rboMhaMl •' 

to OMtse* ptantsig and care at tand-... 

reeume lo FD. PO. &.« 9154 Pern? 

' 

»fWi HBk. ta 48333-915* . . 

kWOtoto 

e Si 

PORW LIP 1 

: H C 3 S ^j2T , 3i5SS& 

FORTUNE 5001 

10 

.zsnonai *ko* i

m m m m m 

6 C < * ) 

5 0 0 

C L A S S I F I C A T I O N S 5 0 0 to 5 0 0 

Help 

Wasted 

General 5 0 0 

Help 

Wanted 

General . 

FURNACE; 

HEATING DUCT 

5TAUER 

i conelruckon ft ot 

iment 

Expermceo on* 

$500 BONUS 

SUN HEATING i» 1^335-4565 

New COra 

FURNACE 

HEATING DUCT WORK 

INSTALLER HELPERS 

I MUTED 

GENERAL HELP 

mpawxe shop m 

n 

macrwie operators. day iftd. 

am* Umdy work w m experience 

ha«*u •« Ham Hn«> 

pod vac* 

ken ft nokdays 

31 J-261-6*32 

-SUN HEATING tftlOi 336-4556 

-fURNACE ItJSTAI 1 FF - area shopping ma* OmMad 

atfkcants anil have orwious rata*. 

rasliKjrant or simua' supervisory 

•with people Ma 'eice»ert pay 

and empiciyee dacoo^K Operwig* 

rn-.rno P»iSOI 

OPPWI 

-,-V-IV® 5K? 36c 860ti 

SoutrKvetcl 810-35^ 1300 

Taylor 313-284-0777 

AuOum H'Ms 8*0-373-7500 

FURNITURE 

TOUCH-UP 

& UgRAM P6BSCJ4 

•anted Pard vacation Blue Cross 

*9 cisuranca. pay commensurate 

•Hh aC-Mi«is Appry •n parson Cosrtions available. 

X 

GROUNDS 

maintenance 

person needed lor Canton 

apartment, complex 

Some 

mamlenance 

e«pe'ier>ce 

required Ca« Joan. 313-397-0200 

mtenqrs 

Uvcmdf 

G A T E 

A T T E N D A N T 

P A R T - T I M E 

For FarmrngKm Hrlts aparlrnent com 

-nun«y Hinng deoendapie monvKeS 

«vadual tor iveaaienas a seme rrua 

r>y»s 

Pete.i for Tjrree-s 4 home 

make's Apply a) Mu rwocd 

Apariments Gatehouse between 

Dra«e 4 Halstea Rds 

GENERAL HELPER Fu» um« 

t work 8 Hît maintenance lor 

apartmeni 

complex 

-Li 

U 

jXOunOs work 

Birmingham 

GENERAL 

LABOR 

Melpet «anre.1 to install 4 rep»' 

1 4ar4

8 C ( » ) 

9 

C L A S S I F I C A T I O N S 500 to 500 O&E M o n d a y , October 9, 1995 

f" 

Waited 

PROOUCTON ASSEM61V 

Light rwermtecfcxmg m a very M r 

No 

iMwmnn 

No heavy ktong » « ) « 

K>l 

Kjll 

iment 

full-tune 

par teootKu 

Comem end k* oul an application or 

•and a w u w » 

upran M M m 

Hit 

Admraamaon Manwuer 

Ml«0 Ptymour. Oaks Bhrd 

Pfymdun. U 

4S17C 

At Equal OtxxxlurMy Employer 

PRODUCTION EMPLOYEES 

Metal Uampng luM) * accepang 

appkcabons tar » » « » « « as Pro 

ncWn Workers pnmartv on m» 

afternoon n*ft fiM ft pen kme 

Stwwgptt J7Tiour »m»y«i(«1on 

Tuesdays or . Thursdays Sam 

12noon at tVaanaion industnes 

39555 194 S Serv.ce Orlve 

Baaenle 

Ml 48111 (H mae east af 

Maggarty) No phone cat 

P R O D U C T I O N 

M A C H I N E 

Operator 

mu*t n m previous shop excenenc* 

stating .-ata S? 65Air P«JS si^'ffr premium 

Aflamoon *hitl* 

Paid vacations 

&ue Cross ênrkngron area 

Ca* &en«een 10AM 3PM 

1B10I 471-0614 

, P R O D U C T I O N 

Paper >>a* -nenulact>jrei hiring 

Production Workers 2 no shift Com 

can, pax] benefits Pieasa apply 

500 Help 

Geaeral 

f a i l e d 

QUALITY 

ASSURANCE 

AUDITORS 

mamlacluring company KM 

I for mature OdnnOuaM wah 

ca m production nepedion 

Musi M n w l 

« SPC and cnamng 

pUK 

factor mbk»ng 2nd ft 3rd 

Associates 

Livonia 

Mi. 

ShMs Apply at AHmand 

Ine 

12001 Leven Rd 

ouAirrr assurance 

INSPECTOR 

Manufacturing 

company 

•eefung (mar audi nspectoi tor 

day ft "(N srufts Poeaion 

SPC. 

nspecimo 

ntreadmg ft 

eqmiment blueprint roadmg 

compotei aaia entiy Lookmg 

for a laam piayer w*h t poeinva 

ertitude Lwonia Wdon 

AIM SYSTEMS 

. (810) 476-7212 

QUALITY ASSURANCE 

INSPECTOR; LAY OUT 

TECHNICIAN 

Rotrta* Industries, inc 

21130 Tro»ey O (o" MonroeJ 

Taylor Ml 48180 

PRODUCTION 

• Comoaftfrva metaf stamping com 

pany is accepting appfccafcons from 

juakhed mOviduals lor via afternoon 

4M1 -da* canckdete w«l Be knowf- 

•ctjaoe «i al aspects oi mspeckon ft 

j SPC Knowledge ol Blueprint 

reackng. opacal comparator ft oir» 

1 meaai*mg equipment a muS We 

offer compeatrve »»ges 

exceaenf 

beneM* mericai » dentali p»oW 

thennggam shanng Sand rasuma 

to Clips ft Clamps industries 15050 

Keel (Vox" Mi 48170 Ann 

Human iWxirces Mgr 

Goods Manu»actu'»' « SoumMO âs 

" days afla"ioon aniry and 

Milled ww prooucncr posifons 

resume and salary 

•wtory to 

Precision Coatings, mc 

PQ Boa 155 

•Vaaed La«e Ml 48390 

Anennon Steven Oow 

QUALITY CONTROL 

TECHNICIAN 

Manuiacturer ol mennoMMIirvg res»eaome and salary 

Bo. «1839 

Ooserver ft Eocentrw 

Newspapers 

36251 Scuoolcafi Rd 

Livonia. Ml 48150 

latiWt 

500 Hei* V n t e d 

Genenl 

RETAIL 

SALES PERSON 

F uB Toiârt- Time 

Kitchen 

Glamor 

Ocnenl Man WW StoomAs« 

464-2136 

SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE 

Route Driver tor 106 yt otd company, 

eiceaent pay and hJ benefits which 

include 40TK first year earning over 

22K plus bonus and monthly commissions 

Send Resume or cal 

(313)964-0736 attn 9nan Gold 

Morgan Services J 2916 Farmmaton 

Rd Uvoma 48 1 50 or FAX 

(313)261-7147 

cedai srw>£>e roofs ItarWig pay I tZ ] 

| HI ft more tor eiperwice Please 

t call Greg at 

CBIQI 540-7465 I 

ROOFERS 

1 

Flat or SfungleO enpenence 

•ûss have own transportation 

Call Set-0606 

Production Wortcers 

S7 80 to start 

openings n Westtar>3 aree tor auto- 

•noave WOW 

Must, have 

f«gh school diptoma » 

FienbrWy to work any shift 

Drug •creennp'pfiysca! exam 

Great opportune witn enceftem DeneWs 

Apply n person. Mondey-Fndey 

darrv-i 1 30am or 1pm-330pr- at 

Allied Staffing Inc 

17167 N Laurel Par* Dme. «1 

Lmoma. al 6 Mile ft 1-275 

5 f 

PROGRAM MANAGER 

For jiowkig Xemtionai raenor tnm 

eqiapment and tookng manufacture 

Eiceaent opportunity tor gro«*i «Kfi 

world leader r 

«aM Respond wtth 

resume to Fumo USA. 468S6 UOerty 

Dr .Wuiom Ml 46383-3803. ABn Mr 

C 

Atoen 

PROGRAM TRAINER 

Full ft pert nme poeAona avaMebta m 

n at fil seang w> Redtord tor 6 

pay Contact Tnrtt 313-531 3411 

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 

ASSISTANT 

1 oanerai 

dMce wort Eipertenced «i EXCEL 

and macroaoA protect T\pe45wpm 

Bar coda enptameraaanr a plus 

BaneMa Ca* 

(313) 421-3S10. 

My-Taa ~ 

PROJECT MANAGER 

OfotMng 

i ' s s r r ; 

swing systL.— 

. Pnc» mrtmuk* manaoament 

_ 

eapenanoa mti good organza 

« m • opmrvHiTfcahon MM 

I Sfnd reaune to C uqon m 

JBOO Haggerr, Rd. 1)00 NcJrWe. 

P U B L I C 

R E L A T I O N S 

an 

GALLERY 

OUALITY 0EPT of growing cokj 

heading company in LivorHa needs 

SORTERVATERIAc 

HANDLER 

/M tram lo use Metron sorwig 

equ*>me 

GIVE 

Y O U R 

F U T U R E 

T H E 

M O M E N T U M 

IT 

D E S E R V E S 

The courtiy* 3rd largest conver»»nce 

store and gaso""* chain offers the 

momentum of a 

Jrowmg .ndustry 

wade- »"tr over 1700 locations 

Eicenent opportunities exist m Ml 

Clemens MiWord. Pontiac EastpoirM 

sterling Hts ft surrounding areas 1c 

success-nvndeo .rnv»idijais wh< wiii 

com route dwectfy to a tfrnamc retail 

organi/WfOn 

District Manager Trainees 

Af!ei -"-aepf trairmg our Managers 

rvave the opportur>*y to direchy .mpaci 

the success ol 8-10 drt'ncl store 

locations We s«e» inaviduals who 

aj* ambitious tuture-dvrecied and 

ready lo move their careers ahead 

You may Qualify with a college 

degree Previous single or multi-un4 

management exper«nce .n the res 

taurara or retaking mOustry is helpful 

WJUngness to relocate important 

36251 Schoolcraft Rd 

uvoma. Ml 46150 

SERVICE 

TECHNICIAN lor Xeroi 

equipment lor Washtenaw Oakland 

! County area Training prowled Cal 

t-800-466-2960 

OUALITY 

OPERATIONS 

DIRECTOR 

wanted tor large metro area auto 

dealetsr* Must be ousaortwr driven 

w«h a "people 4 

alhtuoa Strong customer 

service and organuaftona! stabs 

a must 

Full benefit package with 

compeWrn salary and OC pertor 

manca bonus Automotive experience 

a plus, nof retn*reiT»nt Please send 

resume to AUTO PERSONNEL AT 

P0 BOX 856223 WestlanX 

481 

Store Manager 

Trainees 

in addition to delivering e»cep«ionai 

customer service and managing store 

operations these poeeons enioy 

detailed paid Iraming ongoing mem 

wage ncreases 

«exOie schedules 

clear advancement tracks and much 

Assistant 

Manager 

Positions 

are also available due to 

QUALITY 

PROCESS 

ENGINEER 

Growing nnetai stamper needs senstarting 

peraon tamper with Big 3 

guaaty requirements as wes as 3- 

yrs experience me or equnMenl. 

previous Accounts Receivable expenence. 

I04«y and dau arlry skins, 

good mato SUM and ••caiin communication 

skills College-level 

accounting coursewortt and Lotus 

1-2-3 " 

LOle Caesars cter* a competitive 

compeneabon and benefx package 

including tuition reimbursement. 

401 (k) and proM shannfl Ptarts For 

consatoraUon. plaasi forward your 

reauma and salary ejuaements to: 

Little Caesars. Inc, Fox Office 

Centre, Human RasourcefARC. 

2211 Woodward Aaanue. Detroit. Ml 

48210-3400; or FAX; (313) 983-8484 

EquM Opportunity Employer 

ACOUNTING CLERK 

Oversea accounts payable ft receivable, 

temp to perm position m 9outhfieta. 

tor related accounting ft 

compuler expenenoe - S8 1S»ir 

#1 P E R S O N N E L 

274-4230 

ADMINISTRATION 

CLERICAL 

ft you are looking 10 made a career 

change or if you rs entering toe work 

force, ws have a fob tor you Mulnple 

temp tc permanent openings starting 

nnmiilaMlf Fields aaerview limes 

avertable Good starting salaries phis 

benefits Caa today lor detalsf!' 

VirtTMHrt fHIKVWMrH) 

ii-i r nni nnr 1 11 1 .rini 

Taylor. 313-284-0777 

Auburn HIM. 810-373-7500 

•You Only Need to 

Respond to our Ad!" 

Adrrvnertrattve Assistants. 

mnmadiala oparangs tor large and 

amen comoeraes to Troy, B«- 

mmîam, Southheld Sbort Mrm. 

long Mrm AND temp-lo-mre 

TEMPORARY RESOURCES 

L 8T« A88-9210 J 

A D M I N I S T R A - 

TIVE 

' A S S I S T A N T / 

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

EmptoymarU Managei 

383 W Big Beaver Sufle 150 | 

Troy. Ml 48084 

Êquaf Opportunay Employer ^ 

(313) 848-5000 

AUTOMOTIVE SECRETARY 

Kaay Services a currarahr f«ig eae 

tar long and short Mrm assignment 1 

at a large automotive 00. tana In 

Dearborn 

QuaMiad persons should be expenenoed 

usmg WordPerfect. Excel and 

401K 

Plsasa cal lor apposamem 


Mi expenence to computerized 

auxxjMna ft Lotos 25 hows. Mon 

Pfl could behM-ame 1 Pay baaed on 

313-525-4411 


Ful Mtie. tor nabOnM raM estate Mm 

Muat have oomputor 

expenence 

Word Pertect ft Lotua spreadsheet 

preferable Soutobafd - LMona area 

Fax resums to 312-871-8138 


Office xi Farmington Hdta requaes s 

responsible person to 11W to al 

scuoci'tng ft some operations tunctuns 

Applicants muet hava a colege 

beckground. working knowtedga of 

PCs ft pnor accounts receivable, 

accounts payabM expenence 

Fax 

rasuma to 810-553^310 or cai 

9 30am-4 30pm 810-553-4140 


r d 

vtouM. wah a good knowfedgs of 

WordPerfect 5 1 

Pleasant phone 

perscnaaty and ganerM dboa stabs 

needed Resumes to: 

Aldan Group 

74 w Long Laka Rd. Sto 102. 

etoombtod HMs Mi 48304 

(810* 644-0210 


Mnma 

wel 

with others, typms-40 WPM 

accurately, computer knowledge 

$7 5G4iour to slart 

Call Fernanda 1810) 827-1010 

CM Today 

LUHfUHAIfc PtRSUNNEl 

EOE 

SERVICES 

953-4190 

NO FEE 

EDI TRAFFIC CONTROL 

ADMINISTRATOR 

Traftc area of growing mulinabonM 

mant/aclurar seeks I«*sa parson for 

divara 

DATA 

ENTRY 

Enyoy your |Ob working tor our 

subutoan client m their modern 

high lech offices 

They require 

6.000 kay strokes plus expenses 

Eiicaaanl pay ft benefit* 

Long term or lamp to perm 

Cal Oartene 

Livonia 

Birmingham 

810-473-2831 646-7661 

UNIFORCE 

SERVICES 

DATA 

ENTRY 

lor law firm Must know 

Dau Base 3 cr 4 Alpha 

Call Lmda Weston Personnel 

810-643-00 76 

(or lax) 810-643-6119 

OATA ENTRY 

Immediate openings 

days, afternoons-weekends 

Cal 3t 3-464-7078 

STB 

TI 

EquM opporiunrty employer 

CREDIT REPORT PROCESSOR 

Slrong cue* 

Wok ease ft 

Eipenenoe wah MEroacIt oMce 

CM between 8 • 10 AM onty 

(313) 482-4015 

CREDIT 

SERVICES 

Production Tool Scppfy 

suppker of inoustna tooM. ha* an 

xiuhiadtola need tor a Credl Service* 

Representative The ideal candtoMa 

«n> have accounts receivable o «W ft 

coaacacm expenenoe muM be a senstarter 

able lo wprk independemty 

making dacaaon*. good 

Mon akMs 

wormng *i.a dynamic growing oroanuaaon 

pwaaa apply si parson wah a 

PRODUCTION TOOL SUPPLY 

8655 E 8 MM Road 

EOE 

CUSTOMER SERVICE 

Growing BtoonMMd HM* oMce need* 

protoeaionM customi service person 

wtto a totomaitiMtog and satoa ft 

maifcekng bwckgroîd Good typing 

ft cv?ar>;aticnM Mob* Computor 

knowledge ol WmdPartoci and PCA 

DATA ENTRY 

ImmaAale Openmgs 

Day ft 

Evanmg smfts available 

Pty 

mouth area For appi caff 

TempExcftange 

Uvoraa (810) 474-7766 

SouMafcJ (810) 557-6600 

Waadand 326-9335. 

such as oar code label and product 

requirements processing, require 

ments vesications. *f*pmg documentation 

compiiar maintenance 

•nvoang ana mora Raqisra* )MI 

computer systems Knowledge and 

traffic experience plus graal iomm> 

rxai«on and orgarvtation sklla 

Knowledge oI. FututV3 applcaton6 

on AS400. handlmg automouva OEM 

accounts it, desired Competitive 

salary great benefit* bonu*e* 

m 1-275 somdor Send 

to 

TRAFFIC Bo. 41850 

Observer ft Eccentric Newspapers 


Uvoraa. Ml 48150 

ELECTRICAL 

REPRESENTATIVE 

Seefung individual w«h computer 

•nciwledge 10 petform al daily ords' 

enlry dufie* Good phone sMls necessary 

to m iittr customer relatione 

Excellent berwM and 401 (k) package 

Send resume fo McOonough ft 

Assoc 6640 Rondi Canion Ml 

48167 

EMPLOYEE BENEFIT Company 

needs pei«on foi lul mm may level 

fx-yrY-j tyjiK"-' Muw pys^ss 

yiod oompuier ft ma«h skMa. m u 7 

anca expenence naipful Ptoaaa 

send resums to 1000 Victors Way 

Suite'200 Arm Arbor Ml 48106 

ENGINEERING 

CLERK 

Immediate opening k* oomputor literate 

person who knows WindOM. 

Microsoft Word V6. Excel ft Access 

Candidal** should nave office management 

and organuakonM skies. 

orM and wnllen commun*aiion skMs 

and lha ability to woi* 

wah and 

witoouf dKacfion Send roiume tor ET 

Clerk 2807 Samoeef RsyM Oak. Ml 

48073 Or fax to 610-549-780S- 

(Source One, a leader in the mortgage banking || 

industry, has a variety of clerical portions 

available. 

We are seeking motivated, professional 

people to fill these openings. We offer 

excellent pay, training, a competitive benefits 

package as well as the opportunity to 

advance. 

Qualified candidates should have 

good typing, communication, and organizational 

skills. 

Please apply Mon.-Fri. 9am to 

14pm or send/fax resume to: 

Human Resources 

SOURCE ONE MORTGAGE 

SERVICES CORPORATION! 

i llllllli 

I • I llllllMl III! Till M 

Equal

1 0 C ( * ) C L A S S I F I C A T I O N S 502 to 502 O & E Monday, October 9, 1995 

5 0 2 S.' Clerical 

ENGINEER 

tofstackica 

M U 

CALVCAM Oorav ta pro 

gram melataok Urlcan puncMu 

software md download Raskin CNC 

puxfwig and nftMng machetes 

Person must pomii 

mscharicai 

engineering background mth 

Kmcad experience fjk pad benekts 

vacakon hokust pay. 

Blue Cross-Sue Shaid CMt Denial 

Daykm EtocSic lorp 

ialsSchooT 

en*. Lnona. Ml *I1M. A« Dome 

11111 

Observer 4 Eccertnc Newspaper* 


Livonia. Ml 48150 

ENTRY LEVEL 

CLERICAL POSIT IONS 

ROYAL OAK 

S5SO-J6SOtv 

Tamp to Perm 

3 stiff!* 7am-3 30pm 

9snv3pm. 4pm-12.30em 

Must ba hardworking 4 

dependMJtaf" 

OAKTEC 

Professional Staffing 

ato-«88-o*64 

5 0 2 

Be^Vnlcd- 

CWkal 

GENERAL 

OFFICE 

CLERK 

Souihtiaid organization seeks 

dark >o pertoim 

swschtwerd. recapoonet and typing 

duaes Mum Ospmlinii:rasndlaw 

si Mast ons yaar oltlca 

•alary requrernems to Ma Truman 

A O — M I ^,.M.fin |fc. 

48034 

An Equal Opportunity Envtayer 

GENERAL OfflCE iwlp needed lor 

pnyanai therapy business office m 

Famnoor A t 

Part-ana. lentata 

noun 

Excelent salary 4 working 

corxaatvtt Jervntar 810-539-0202 

5 0 2 ance end fracroson a 

must Cae lor mmaaate ewxK-miiarff 

810-389-3450 

Snaang Personrw Services 

GENERAL OFFICE Part lime 10am- 

2pm 5 dayVwk Lrvonia Soma 

compular lyt*ng 4 Nng %7tr lo 

«an Can Bob Oc* 31>42i-5OT1 

GENERAL OFFICE wim ngnt typaig. 

Wortpartact 6 0 FtanMa hours 6 

days 

Birmingham. 

Crt 810-647-7350 

GET PAID 

ON FRIDAY! 

iTvnediaW openings tor 

• Word Processor* $8-*" 

. SwacfUmaid OpnM t7-»* 

. Data Entry JJ-tir 

• EiacuM SecnMvtes $12—^r 

• Telemarketers 16 50^1* 

Poaaons avenab* m SournheO 

L vorwa. Farmmglon Mills. Wayne 

ana -Tayiot 

E M P L O Y E R S 

(810) 353-7050 

An Egual Opponurwy Employar 

GRAPHICS 

SPECIALIST 

SucceeaM Soutrriaw organuabon 

saau Graphics Specialist ideal candidate 

Ml be creatine, able to Itscbon 

n i fast paced environment Formal 

trairwng and expenence nHie lotlowing 

windomt programs * 

pretarmd 

. A'c^lPerleci^TV 

• PagemaAarÔ 

• Corel [>a- 50 

it interested please tand resume and 

salary requirements to Mrs 

TTtompaon. P O Box 881. SoumfteW. 

Mt 4B037 

An Equal Oppotunay Employer 

Mcroaott Word. Eacal. good communicafcon 

M 

^4ajor^krm BeneMa. 

LEGAL 3ECRETARY to 130.000 

Man* auburban knp. medcal malpracbce 

axpanance 35 hour meek 

immsOlM apenmg BeneHs 

LEGAL SECRETLY 

(28.000 Legation 

expenence work tor 2 attorneys 

Suburbs Dependent coverage 

Aai hour* Can Kaffry 

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT, lo 

&29.000 T»opoa«ont Intarrvaaonal 

1wm. 3 years proteasonai aipenence. 

Mic react Word Eicei. Power P om 

Can Barb 

HUMAN RESOURCE ASSISTANT 

to S28 000 Benefits Experience.. 

Mtroaort Word Eicei Manx Plymouth 

Urm Ca* Daneta 

MEOICAL ASSISTANT lo $13 an 

hour 1-2 years medical experience 

Busy BkxJ'rtiekJ otkee Cat Apr*. 

OUijTOME* SERVICE REP 

(IO 

hour I -2 years personal Imes expenence 

flees a< SuutAetl trm Beneias 

RECEPTIONIST. $7 an nour Fnenc«y 

**•". 

Phones. Oraal 

clients Some computer experience 

Lots ol variety Call Aprt Many more 

positions available 

CALL 810-772-6760 

OR FAX reeume to 810-772-1811 

Sraimg Personnel Services 

JOBS. 

JOBS, 

J O B S 

We need & 

DATA ENTRY 

TELEMARKETING 

SALES ASSOCIATE 

SKILLS lor positions mat are 

avaXabM now N you want work, 

we nave the fobs" We also nave 

a varelty oI job opportunities, a* 

you need lo 3o « caf lor your 

person* interview 

M & T S E R V I C E S 

X 313-261-6311 * 

Join The BatlecM Teamf!! 

Posaons immei*atst| avUatiie m one 

oI the "BIG 3" automobae companies 

Dearborn Musi be proficient m one 

or more ol the lottowwig. 

» MS WORD 

• WORO PERFECT 

• EXCEL 

• HARVARD GRAPHICS 

• POWER POINT 

Can Today 

BARTECH 

313-271-5454 

EOE 

EXECUTIVE 

SECRETARY 

Successful Southtiwq proteesioriai 

Kjrnpany is teeiun^ to hire an txecunve 

Secretary Tha person wa have 

at Waal 5 years 0< secretarial experience 

4 poeeass oulstanAng organrational 

4 commurxcakon sluRt. An 

ertecl SO Salary commensurate 

upon expenence Excel 

opportunity lor someone "he Mas to 

be kept busy 

B interesteQ pie 

send resume 4 salary requirements m 

uxteal cor*oence 10: 

Ann SEC Box >1840 

Observer 4 Eocantnc Newspaper* 

36251 SchooKrall Rd 

L«on«. Ml 48150 

EOE 

GREAT 

JOB 

OPPORTUNITIES'! 

RECEPTIONISTS 

SWITCHBOARO 

WORD PROCESSORS 

TYPISTS 

RLE CLERKS 

SECRETARIES 

OATA ENTRY 

Cash Bonuses, Tsmo Med Ir 

ance. Hoaoay' P«y Overtime 

meurpay 

Snekng Personnel Services 

Equal OppornxWy Employer 

Livonia. 313-286^800 

Somhtld 810-362-1300 

AuOum HUs 810-373-7500 

GREENHOUSE WORKER 

Indoor plant wholesale' needs 

GRErNHOUSE Worker lo mental 

tokagt 

plant*. Lxetaed 4 load trucks 

Fu6-«me 

Excellent aiNancamants 

References raqured Please can 

(810) 553-0647 

HOLIDAYS ARE COMING' 1 

START MAKING YOURS GREEN 

NOW" 

Wayne and Oakland Gounoes 

PoeHons lor Word Processors. 

Data Entry MeOcal Clerks, 

Computer Operators 

Ca* today lo tet « 

your 

Executive Secretary 

Excaaenf opportunity m »ie 

Chuyacii area tor an exacuave 

expenence T»« n M u a wt 

report erectly to company piae- 

3ent Idea canddaM should 

have word processing and 

la and type* 

60 wpm Must be orgevated 

and be a Mam player 

CompeMve pay and bsnsti 

O |M l H wkaM sfxxAd send 

the* reeuna to Box *5221 cfo 

The Bnghlon Argus. 113 E 

Grand Rmer. Brighton, ba 481 IS 

CORPORATE PERSONNEL 

SERVICES 

953-4190 

EO€ 

NO FEE 

PerrrvTemp No lee 

Boyar Seaitfi Qwm> 81Q64&OBOO 

FARMMQTON HILLS CO has permanent 

lu* kns aHK» post*on Various 

duties. Computer skills 

nsneesary 

Good ptana 

as -at 

eeaary E a a M bensats lend 

reeume IK P O 1300. B»- 

w»eTi Ml 48012 ATn Ofca Mqr 

MMBXATV ORCNMQ tor TEUE- 

PHONE 

at!t 

RLE ROOM CLERK 

•5*211 

nee (Man 

rssor at «) 

810 827-1 

L CLERICALIMTA 

ENTRY 

nSSTttS aiuia'ig pereen°wSTe 

aSSrswS 

W8. MI JI sme 

IflMMsM b m M 

sy 810-474-0224 

OENTAL ASSISTANT 

Pkffikms Ou busy Canton office a 

tor s bngfl. 

energetic 

nee or tranng 

Ws o*sr a chalsnging career opportunity 

in a taam onsrtsd anvnonmsrt 

attart smrtcvass are trMy apprao 

Maa tor" WjFTffv»9*m8nr 8 w m 

CM 313-469-5370 

DENTAL ASSISTANT 

Nsadsd tor fan paced uvorss office 

Expensnce necessary Good salary 

4 bensflta CM Ctms ft13) 427-2222 


Pm nme tar lantay ptackca Cornarea 

CM Laura 

hslpM 


313-455-2610 


FM kma Paraon muM bs 

experienced 

Expanded 

dukes. Benefits 

Fnendfy 

may practice 313464-3430 

Lwonta tamPf prefca. 

28042S5 


(Tuee 4 Thursftor f 

•nffiuiiaskc koou 

pan ims 

dsrtatry Expsn- 

Tuas 4 Thu* 

f 610-364-1565 

Man -Tlwn 

md every offita SM 

Mtoig to pey $10* psr how. torffie 

ngMpsreon CowtoctMsrtyn or Juta 

st (313) 522-55*6 

OENTAL ASSISTANT _ 

'issOed tar pregresatvs prntaffit. 

naMffi careered spaosfly offios 

DENTAL 

TECHNICIAN 

> Mods' tacfmakn warned 

Expenenced 

preferred 

Full wns Farmlngtan 

(810) 478-3365 

DENTAL TECHNICIANS 

..For procatam. wax 8 metai 

dapfs Top pay. bsneftts 8 

bonuses (810) 855-5533 

DENTIST - modem group prackce 

laokiy aWi higWy mokvalad professional 

staff looking tor tiApart bme 

Wotxtavm 810676-7*78 

EOE 

EXPERIENCED Dental 

hnesf denial practices 

Detroit Ful kme and temporary woik 

a available to top note*, poatavs 

provan performers 

If you dassrvs 

i vsry bast.- cM the very 

iii ManBwiaB- ibioi «r 

NO 

EOE 

FARMINGTON DENTAL Practice a 

looking tar Highly tuned DENTAL 

ASSISTANT to ion our excellent 

team ol dsnta prefessnnMs Excel- 

(810) 474-4*00 

FRONT OFFICE BUSINESS 

ASSISTANT needed. Dentecii 

experience requred PartAM-Mne 

CM Chfta « (313) 455-4070 

great bsnsffis OusMy W 

Dearborn Sense of humor and laam 

(313) 563-4466 

FuMma 

Ossrborr 

spm a plus CX* 

HYGIENIST WANTEO 

•sskmg mokvatod Hygarxsi ta (dm 

ou tasm Mon aftamoone Ptoses 

CM Sharon M 61*4554578 

ORAL 

SURGERY 

ASSISTANT 

1*101 

PEAK PERFORMERS WC. s dsrtM 

Livona. Ml needs a Miarp recapyffiensj* 

" 

Mgs a rtus* TIM pan Mns posffion a 

a aMrtto career opponuMytortoe 

ngrt person If you are re best cal 

(«f0) 4?fr«77T today EOE NoFksa 

RECERTIOMST - Expenenced FM- 

10 |0to modem tacaty ~ 

putor Systom DaiMu 

«o*a OM i 

Be^yiam mm. C8101 MB-5SI0 

RECEPTIONIST . 

For busy riochiatat office FM kms 

MuM have gsnsra 

to. 810452-29*6 

RECERTIONMT NEEOEO 

2975 N Adams 

Btoomfaid HMa. Ml 48304 

810-64S-M59 

EOE 

HHA'S CNA 9 PCA s 

Nseded lo prtvde home care in 

western Wayne County Flsxtatal 

nrs wort in you own area Cal 

Child 8 Family Service 

313-483-1418. ask tor Suzanne exi 

26 EOE 

HISTOLOGY 

SUPERVISOR 

ASCP certihed or equvatant 

Full 

time dsy shift HospAM basso laO 

Ggod le^hnica^'managenai ^ 

Apply m pereon or send resume 

Clakon dkncsl Labs. 23775 Northwestern 

Hwy . Scutulata Ml 4*075 

CNA'S. ALL SHIFTS 

PART TIME AFTERNOON 

LAUNDRY AIDE 

Apphr m person at 

West Trail Nuremg Home 

395 W Ann Arbor Tref 

FVnOutf fymouth 1 

Ws offer a brand new and 

CNA'S 

COME 

Court, 

unproved wage scale ptas m nourfy 

bonus 1 

iWe also after an aacsamt 

benefit package Come check us ou 

and apply at 106 Haggerty Plymouth 

or cal Knsty at (313) 456-0510 ext 30 

Equal opportunity employer 

CNA'S 

Ful tens Apply n parson Marycrets 

15475 M 

CONSIDERING A Career m 

Rsnsoatafion'' 

» naye ^graat place for you to: 

Earn $ wtae atlenrtng college 

Flexible scheduling Aoovs average 

ar FM or part kms aftamoone. 

MPM 4 weekends Expenence 

In Rahabtafakon field preferred howevsr, 

wM train novice persons with 

potential Cal Mon-Fn, 9am-4pm 

(810) 851-046* 

COORDINATOR 

RADiATtON 

ONCOLOGY 

FuWime position to asstol 

n 

ptannmg. organizing and raamtammg 

ou ou patient cancer progrem 

Selected cantMste a* 

pr^vtae tacretanM kppon ana 

have mtsrackon with commurxty 

support senncee 

CantkdMss muR possess at least 

2 yaar* medical secretarial expenence. 

55 wprr. accurate typng. 

WordPerfect md computer 

1 

^ p r o g r a m 

ml—p«r son* and com- 

M M iluli 

oral 

Applcanfs may ipply Mon-Thus 

8am-12 noon or sand reeuns 

dMakng experience to 

PROVIDENCE 

HospM 8 Msttcal Centers 

EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 

'-oacstcZL 

. Z2 T frr^Ti» 

An E«jM Opportunity EMPTAW 

CUSTOMER 

SERVICE 

REPS 

Caresr onsrtsd pfotaisswna to ssr 

vice oksrts m t a matkeal bffing MM 

Strong hatary of nMk apscialy nakrv; 

Oactajround 

Phona presence and 

Mills 

nee 

Claims 

Processing 

Supervisor 

Heelth Alliance Plan (HAP). Michi 

supsrvisory opening r I 

Claims Processing Responstaik- • 

las mctuds supervising o.rga- | 

ruzing. dirscfmg. evMuskng and • 

coordmatwig actnntas associated I 

with claims adfudicahon and I 

coordination or Benlfita' • 

?»qures I 

Admriistiration 'and 

two years claims 

environment knowledge a . 

required along w«h technical I 

understanding of dau bass on- a 

sntod computer systems 

HAP • 

I oftsr* a compeM've salary and a I 

J comprehensive ttaxtata benefls . 

| package Ouahfad applicants | 

may submit fhe* resume and a 

salary requirements to: 

Hsalth ARanca Ptan - SCP 

J 

Human nesoutes Dsparrmsnt | 

2850 W Grand Boutavard • 

Detroit. M< 46202 

MEDICAL BfLLER 

Expsnsnced Meckcai BDsr needed 

for busy Souffiteid office Please 

CSI (810) 35*0011 

MEDtCAL BILLER 

CPT and ICO-9 

ccxkngamust Knowtodge of HART 

HCSC md EPIC preferred FM kme 

ans*ls Send resume ta 

W C I Attn: Biling Supervisor 2665 

Elizabeth Laks Rd 

Wateriwa Ml 

48328-3279 

MEDICAL BILLER 

tor Gastroenterology Practice Must 

have expenenoe win 

references 

1 810-332-3039 

MEDICAL BILLER - immediate 

position for expenenced 

msdresi bilier 

Knowledge of all payota 

Conpewve salary Cal Brenda »i 

Tempro Medial to schedule an -me'- 

vita.' 810-443-5594 

Medical Biltaf. 

Medical Assinant 

Warned Ml or pari kms for growing 

health organization with openings 

SouMata. Berkley. Hamtramck and 

Westiand Compeimv* salary and 

growth appotlunify tor a hara wortong 

ndmthM 

or ssnd-resums lo 

Greater Detroit HospnaVMetkcai 

Canter*, inc 

28165 Greenfield Rd 

Southheld Ml 48076 

Arbor, a seeking 

Secretary lo work lul-wiie M the 

Carter. HsaSh StattM » ft* Phy* 

cal Medicine md RsfiM dapMtotart. 

Tha mdnnduM wil pedum various 

ctancM (Mas such as ectaoukng 

pafanta lor therapy 

anca rtormation processing 

and ffiagnosmg codes and 

ktoport to the Therapists by 

iping 'fiirngi! 1 milli tui 

5 0 6 

KZ: -n 

EXPERIENCED 

- LPNs 

LPNs lowwx euper I 

vann off stuft and weekends tar 

EOP Receive 40 hours psy for 32 

I hou* wort wlh fM benefits Base | 

at 3134974061 

M 

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| Continuing Care Canter | 

EquM Opportune Employ^ 

NURSING 

SUPERVISOR 

You are looking for a: M-kme pos> 

Hon a generous benft* psckage and 

a supportive environment We are 

looking tof ar. RM-supsnrtar with 

recant 06/Posl Partum axpenencn 

for MstsrnaliNswporn program 

Recent home hsalh art* 1 * MufSurg 

experience a ptas Mai or fix reaums 

networks 

nn lyawni 

- md nter 

Karmanos Cancsr insMuM 

Humm Rssoutass 

110 E Warren 

Detroit. Mt 48201 

EOE/WrF 

RECEPTIONIST 

office 

Unisd Home Hsatan Ssnrces inc 

Aim 06 Program - 

2200 Canlon Center Road 

ISuta 750 — 

Canton. Ml 46187* 

Fax (313) 081-6826 

tumetipiro 

Therapists 

The successful appkeant 

have M 

rear of progressive^ more 

resporutaM related sxpensnoe, aOiHfy 

lo opersfe a word processor and personM 

compUW usmg WO Winoows 

ana WP DOS scftatkRng sxpensnoe. 

madcM trensenpton mstkcai terrrv 

nology and ORiranos tiffing 

Irteresied appxeants may send a 

resune lo Lynn Knsjon Employmart 

Offce. St 

Joseph Mercy Hoaprlai 

5305 E Huron River Or. Ant Araor. 

Ml 

46106. no islet then Monday 

October 16 1995 The Employment 

Office a open Monday and 

Wednesday Irom 7 30 AMi to 5 PM. 

Acrwsving worktorce tkvereity Iritougri 

employer 

MEDICAL 

TRANSCRIPTIONIST 

Full/part time position available 

in a busy medical dinic 

Medical termmotogy necessary 

w/mtn. 5 yrs experience 

Please forward 

resume to: 

Medical Administrator 

5050 Schaele* Ml 48126 

MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONIST 

OuaMy Assurance personnel K* busy 

Farmington Service Co otfice 3 

years expenence requred CMT 

experience preferrsd Ful time benefits 

afternoons 4 alternate »eek- 

Snds Cal Donna Mon thru Fn . 

9-4p n (8*01 47' -6896 

NURSING 

SUPERVISOR 

meckcars Certifwo Homecsre agsncy 

•eslung RN wiffi supervisory 4 horns 

car* expenence tltacliia comnxunic*non 

4 MaOsr*h« stals • mull 

WE OFFER BENEFITS & 

COMPETITIVE WAGES 

iresMO candidates may 

Susy 

OtvOyr 

rienced 

_.. , Pta- 

M* Pta> MffiffiM IP jl 3437-7321 

RECEPTIONIST 

PART tons 2 positions ta • 2-3 

Nancy 1*101 656-741* 

REKABA.IT ATION 

MANAGEMENT 

i long torm keakrarl centar lor 

adUt males aw«i brain trauma, keeks 

expenenced mansaamsrt psisortiM. 

Degree In Humso Serves* pretorred 

but a* 

Iran ngrt carxkdsta wdh 

Mon-Fn. 9am- 

4pm. (810) 851-04*9 

Spectrum 

18877 W Home Care 

10 Mile Rd: 

Surie 100 

Southheld, Ml 48075 

Fax 810-569-8259 

Ptione 1-800-95-NURSE 

OPERATIONS CLERK 

Livonia DME Managed Cars Otgamzanon 

lookmg lor mokvaMd experienced 

indrv»ouai lo asast in dsy-today 

ctanc* operations Two yean 

monmun office expensnce inou^ng 

dsnra processing data entry, ve-bal 

and. written commumcabens PC 

skUs a plus Compsktwe wage and 

benefit package Send resune » 

% n alBiQ 

36251 Schoofcraft Rd 

Uvoma. Ml 48150 

OPHTHALMIC technician 4 medcal 

assistants wanted tor busy Metro 

Detroit practice Competitive salary 4 

baneMs Call RkA ar 810-352-2806 

OPHTHALMIC TECHNICIAN 

busy mum allies practice 

Experience and wffingnsss to travel 

between 3 local offices Cetkficakon 

would be e-plus Ful kna position 

with benefit* open immed»te»y lo sn 

energetic teafn player Sand resume 

to 195 Weei Brown Bwnvxigham Ml 

48004 

MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONIST 

Highly moltvetad & experienced 

medical ttaracnpnonrat neeaed tor 4 

doctor Neurology office «i Southheld 

Ptaaae send resume with salary 

expectations to Amv Tnomas 22250 

Providence Or Sle 602 SodthfieW 

M( 4*075 

Oaklsnd County a Currently 

recruiting 

Menial HeaWi Cknioans 

Musi possess sn MA wlh CSW oi 

LLP 

MUM possess sOOtionai ere 

oenfiall depending on luickonal area 

as follows 

Developmental^ Daablea Services 

MEDICAL 

BILLER I RECEPTIONIST 

Full-time position Medical office , . _ 

bffingexperience required CompuMr °°* ^ " 

E j 

^^ P7 3 M U < ** P > W " jMskng. counsakng. behamor marv 

Pakent contact 

Non-smokmg envnonmert 

Rstorences 

requirsd Csll 9-5 

313-526-5744 

MEDICAL BILLING 

Fast paced mstkcai Calling company 

•s seeking a detail onented expert 

enced mdrvidual for a Ml-kme followup 

position Surgery or anesthss>a 

knowledge helpful Competitive 

salary 4 benefits indudsd Send 

4 salary requrements 

Blkng • Ann Hunan Resources. 333 

W m Street Sole 5 Royal Oak. Mi 

48067 

MEOICAL BILLING posaon ma bury 

Orthopaedic office avaAatM 

Must 

have experience in msikcsl bffing 

Please serxd resume 10 Carole 

Nunpruus 2055 Crooks Rd 

Roc* 

ester Mi 48309 

Medical - Medcal - Mecfccal 

Ertscfi Psreonnei Sennces is 

currently h-nng experienced 

In the areas af 

Equal Employment 

^ 

ÔgporturWÊmptajar^ y 

LIVE INS 

»100 A DAY 

CM Jactas or Sus 

(3131 466-10*1 

LPN -tar Ntargy Pradce Lrvoma 4 

Farminglon FMs tacakons Approximatafy 

20. hour* per week Training 

pKMdso CM (*10) >614*57 

LPN/MEDICARE NURSE 

* you m Hired or unabta ta aort Ihs 

loor and looking to get back rto the 

rwrsng wort tafca. Piymoun Court 

HaMffi Cere Csmer nss Ihs ice tor 

you' Tha position nctadss trenkcntxng 

orders 

cuonknatmg loor 

activities ol msdcal charts 

mtsreeled quaMied candidate* 

should appfy m person af 105 Hagasrty 

Rd 

Wywouffi or cal Knsty M 

313-455-0510 ant 30 EOE 

1810L64V 

RFr.FPTLFL 

•wigs CM (*TO)3l»-aMoTor nlor 

install I or Mop m tor m tppkeakon 

•ffinaftal New Convawscsnt Hons 

43456 W 10 MM Road 

lanes Msdcal Transcnptionau 

Occupational and 

CNAs. HHAs. 

LPNs. Regatared Lab snd 

Xray Tschnotagais Ws oflei 

Compstiove Wages Benetasarea 

available if you quaMy 

Can or Fax your resune to 

Entecti 

Medical Division 

1-800-333-6832 exl 4476 

kor FAX 1-810-528-6983. 

MEDICAL 

PHLE BOTOMISTS 

. UVONIA 

•EAST POINTE 

• AUBURN HILLS 

Coming CkracM LaMretanss 

Adult Services lBl-knguaf l - one year 

casework m aouit mental healtr ser 

vices 

Must Oemonstrale atxfify to 

speak and wrte proficently m 

English and Sparwn 

fntant Mental Health Spectaks; • one 

yeai casework expenence in chii 

arm s services and possess a post 

master s infani Menial Health 

Certification 

Also recruiting loi Community Mental 

Health Nurse 

Requires Rf* and 

BSN 

CONTACT Oakland County Persomef, 

1200 North Telegraph Ra 

483J--0440 

-0532 

An Equal OpoortuWy Employe' 

OPTICAL DISPENSER 

inosoenoeni practice looking fcv full 

lime experienced Dispense- Cal 

leave message (8101 363-4660 

REHAB SERVICE 

TECHNICIANS 

J 

Become a psrt of kaSpaoMTree J 

tasm specializing m rehaMitalion | 

positions evaMOa r f 

h* We Oder Haaim Insur- . 

Dental. Oof cal Ptan 401* 

I 

are Tax Savings>taMhChild Care • 

Rians. Life Insurance Short 4 Tsnn • 

fesaOiMy. Tuikon Rekrtursement 4 I 

IcmpeM^s Wages rtesss contact 1 

fepscM 

Tres ar 

(313) 941-1142 

fDO Us*r* ca II » 

^800849-3777 J 

RN -LPN 

for fsmdy prackos office 40 hour* 4 

day*, no nights no weekends or holidays 

Competitive salary 4 benekts 

parkaga Sana resune ta Farwood 

Fanily Prackos 27015 W Warren 

Dearborn Hts Mi 48127 

RN 

LPN ft 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT 

uraxpectsd openmg tor 2 doclc* - 

oltice W Btoamhsld area Ful or 

part tints Opportunity to yam » 

mature expenenced teem Send 

resume to Box 11842 

Observer 4 Eccentric Nswspepsrs 


mores. Ml 48t50 

RN ' LPN. or MEDICAL 

ASSISTANT 

Experienced orty Dermatology ofkee 

m Ann Amor 4 Plymouth Area Ful 

kme with bensMs 

Cal Norma af 

1313 9064763 

OPTICIAN DISPENSER 

Experienced Needed for last paced 

Oplometnc Ophttialmaogx: practice 

Win work With extremely wM warned 

staff Excekert comtmsaons salaries 

4 hours Choice of 5 locations 

Call Boo . (313) 565-5690 

RN/LPN 

Pan-Time Charge Nurse for 55 Bed 

tacilly Apply * person. Marycrsst 

Manor. 15475 M^JdtaDefl Lwonia. Ml 

48154 13131 .427-9175 

RNs and LPNs 

Huron VaBey Valing Nuree Coporshon. 

an attihale of »n UnrverMy ol 

Mchigan Meckcai Center, has imnta- 

OPTiClAN OR Optical Dispsnser 

office 

Oak area 810-486-1957 

OPTICIAN 

1 tear experience Det'oii area 

Pleatt call Mr Crocker 

1400-235-6801 exi 103 

OTOMETRC ASSISTANT 

TECHNICIAN 

lor professional Opiometric Practice 

n Lrvoma Full-time ta include 2 evenings 

4 Srtudav* Please cal 

Vs* 313-421-5454 

diale openings lor fun time or conftngent 

positions throughout southeast 

Michigan Visits or shift! High 

dsmano tot certified visits »t Wkyns, 

funng Bonus tor fufl time nurses Miornght 

rturess with podatnc amVO" 

veninator sxrfs also m high demand 

Other Specially programs mdude 

Asthms Management, Infusion 

Therapy Maternal CNta Heatoi OB 

Cardiac 

Wound Care 4 more. Can 

today for more information 

810-344-0234 or 1400460-0020 

Dept 440 Portiac VI 

810456-< 

OUTPATIENT 

THERAPIST 

specialty m adoieScent,1amiiy systems 

Work m contmuum ol adolescent 

substance abuse programs as 

part of a team Two vears minimum 

eipenence win 12-step locused 

iTealmen; ana with inpaiienl or residents- 

frearmerti is a rear plus 

Requires Masters oegree r> Social 

Work Ol felaied 1«la Dutas include 

assessment. 

ndivOual and group 

sessions 

dioaclics ênd letter • 

resume to J Oykhouse Lrvonia 

Ciunsekog Cerner 13325 Farm- 

^ton Fid Livonia Ml 48150 

NIGHTINGALE WEST 

Has Immedi

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WAS $15,610 

3 AT THIS PRiCE 

YOU PAY 

24 MO. LEASE 

•13,570 *199" 

MUSTANG CLEARANCE 

1995 MUSTANG GT 

Mach Sound System, defroster, power windows, locks 

& seat CO player. 

'AS $21,144 

fyou. dffope For-/ 

^ 10 AT 

/ —*i e^'ity 

Soig r ? c "Pse 

3 AT THIS PRICE 

YOU PAY - 

$ 16,859* 

1995 MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE 

Autcv Mach Sound System, CD, air, defrost, remote 

keyless. 

WAS $25,130 

YOU PAY 


*19,995 

1995 EXPLORER 4 Door XLT 

$1300 REBATE 

Running boards. 

trailer tow, 

perform axle, 

luggage rack 

< THIS 

' PRICE 

WAS $27,720 

YOU PAY 

1996 TAURUS 

472 Pkg.. luggage rack, privacy glass, power 

windows & locks, trtt, cruise, cassette 

WAS $23,935 

YOU PAY 

'20,591* 

199yjANGER 


24 MO. LEASE 

Power windows & locks, cruise, tilt, cassette 

WAS $20,205 

$ 309 

P res^ 20 AT THIS PRICE 

YOU PAY 

117,679' 

24 MO. LEASE 

XLTI ITS 1999 

SHO TIME 

Air. 6 cyWxtef. auto, alum mum, wheals, speed control 

tilt, powef windows/locks, sliding rear window, cassette 

anti-theft remote entry 

WAS $17,395 

YOU PAY 

' 1 3 , 6 6 3 

s 299" 

Loaded, auto, leather, moonroof, CD. JBL 

power everything! MSRP $28,905 

WAS $18,063 

$ 1 4 , 4 4 8 ' 

11995 ESCORT) 

3 DOOR SPORT 


199S-A SPIRE 

|3 Door 

WAS $8750| 

YOU PAY WAS $13,050 


Air defroster cassette 

YOU PAY 

BILL BROWN FORI) 

WE'LL BEAT THEIR BEST PRICE OR 

PRICE AND GIVE YOU MORI MOSEY f i 

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IR NO DICKER 

YOl R TRADE-IN 

4 2 1 - 7 0 0 0 

OPEN MONDAY 

AND THURSDAY 

UNTIL 9 P.M. 

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four Quality Commitment Of 

YMOIJTH RO 

I VON IA

MONDAY, October 9, 1995 (ME 

(*)1D 

a Suburban 

Automotive 

Published 

Every Monday 

900 

brightens 

Saab's 

p r o f i 

picture 

By Anne Fracassa 

Avanti N'ewsFeatures 

BRASELTON, Ga. 

— Officials from 

Saab Cars USA say 

the company expects 

to turn a profit for 

the first time in six 

years based on the 

1995 900 3-door 

coupe and 900 convertible. 

Saab plans to sell 

3,700 900 .coupes 

and T,1)00 convertibles. 

Both cars are 

built on the same 

ROAD 

TEST 

Anne 

Fracassa 

assembly line as the 

900 5-door in 

Trollhattan, Sweden. 

The 3-door comes 

in $2,500 cheaper 

than its predecessor 

with a base price of 

$22,960, with the 

turbo going for 

$28,100. The con- 

vertible starts at 

$31,990, with a fully 

equipped SE with V- 

6 engine topping out 

at $38,490. 

Backed by a naturally 

aspirated 2.3- 

liter 4-cylinder powerplant 

(a derivitive 

of the Saab 900 

engine), the base 900 

coupe produces a 

respectable 150 

horsepower at 5700 

rpm. Mated to a 5- 

speed manual transmission, 

the 900 

coupe is in control of 

the road, taking to 

winding roads or 

straightaway high- 

way with the ease of 

an eagle. 

But for the extra 

$5,000-plus, the 16- 

valve 2.0-liter turbo 

engine that produces 

185 horses at 5500 

rpm can make the 

old ticker race a bit. 

Fast at takeoffs 

and solidly confident 

during passing, the 

turbo option is one 

to consider. This 

engine has the highest 

horsepower output 

of any ^00 previously 

offered by 

Saab. 

The turbo package 

also includes a 

sport suspension 

group, which further 

enhances road feel, 

responsiveness and 

handling. The turbo 

models also have 16- 

inch all-season radials, 

an audio 

upgrade and stylish 

rear spoiler. - 

Safety features on 

the 900 coupe 

include driver's- and 

passenger's-side 

airbags, anti-lock 

brakes, three-point 

seatbelts for all five 

passengers and front 

and rear crumple 

zones. The car meets 

1997 side-impact 

standards. 

Doors open a full 

9 inches wider than 

the previous 900 

model, making it 

even easier to get in 

and out of. Other 

unique features 

include a telescoping 

steering wheel, center 

pass-through in 

the rear to accommodate 

surfboards or 

skis and a 40/100 

split rear seat for 

larger loads. 

Even with the 

rear seat~folded up, 

the cargtf capacity of 

the trunk is nearly 

50 .cubic feet. The 

audio system also • 

features a volume f 

control that lowers 

or increases automatically 

as the 

speed of the car 

increases or decreases. 

The new generation 

of Saab 900 

coupe is a solid, stylish 

vehicle. It can 

accommodate a single 

person as well as 

a family and do the 

job in style and comfort 

usually reserved 

for * the bigger 

sedans. 

Anne Fracassa is 

senior 

editor of Avanti 

NewsFeatures. 

If you'd like to see a particular 

model tested or if 

you have a car question, 

send Anne Fracasa a message 

at AVANTI 1054, 

Avanti's America Online 

mailbox.. Or comment 

through the Internet at 

AVANTII054@aol. .com < 

8 - 1 4 , 1 9 9 5 

Kitchen fires have 

become the number-one 

cause of reported home 

fires,and responsible tor 

one-quarter of all home 

injuries. Stay in the kitchen 

white cooking on your stove 

or while using your oven. 

Space heaters should be 

placed at least 3teetfrom 

anything that can burn and 

W f f T t H 

Cooking s ta iMdng cauM a horn m, 

Us cm irtan cootang ind Mltfi *NI yiu hatftoprMrt • fci. 

rwiwiwi H*is 

DONALD J. CHADWIDK, CPA 

606 Tamblew Drive 

A Oxford. Ml 48371 

W 810*969*0510 

APPLE CONTRACTING CO., INC, 

I 25950 FIVE MILE ROAD A k 

(313)255^R^/S(313F2SS-2525 

€LY FU€L INC. 

11* N. CCMTCft STftffT 

NOATHVIU.4, Ml 45147 

UU (S10)349- 3 3 50 A 

A A 

"Off - mmd t* topfe, a 

FIRE EXTINGUISHING 

•EGUIPMENTB 

FIRE SUPPRESSION SALES A SERVICE 

Format/ Walter Kidde Sales & Service 

13311 Northend 

Oak Park, Michigan 48237-3299 

(810)543*6240 (810)543-3314 

CO.. inc. 

4350 DELEMERE BLVD. 

ROYAL OAK, Ml 48073 

insurance Reca -s 

On cat) 24 Hours 

Gener* contractors 

SoutftfMd Rd • soutffftaM. Mfcftlgan 48075 

k110)559-1440 Fax (510)559-1441 

Toll Free (500)550-1440 

home or going to bed. 

• Carelessly unattended 

cigarettes are the leading 

cause of fire deaths in the 

United States. Never smoke 

in bed, provide targe deep 

Mliintysforguests and put 

water on butts before 

putting them in the trash. 

• Smoke detectors should 

be placed on every level of 

your house, to give you 

time to escape. Check your 

smoke detectors at least 

once a month, replace batteries 

once * year. 

• Immediately unplug any 

plug, any smoking or 

unusual smeltog electrical 

appliances and have them 

repaired. Replace any 

cracked Of ftityM Cords 

Don't overtoed extension 

cords or outlets. 

These 

helpful 

reminders 

have been 

brought to 

you by all 

of these 

concerned 

m 

sponsors 

(Dbwrvcr Q trcwtrtc

2Dw»a m Rorpuiu* r>as ^ op«n 

Great pay e«ce»en» Dene** Apply at 

29622 Sever M. Ro Liven* 

CAFETERIA EMPLOYEES needed 

in Wayne Call in positions available 

Permanent lo toflow 

E«penencea 

pre'arrad Call lor details 

313-467 O730 

® COOKS 

Sweet 

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•n Soutnfcaw rtas wneaate 

'^pervngatorCooks Fle***» 

Hours 

Ft* and part-time 

Gooo pay and benehls 

Please apply ai 

29101 Greenfield Rd 

810-559-5986 

COOK » WAITSTArF 

Part wne Cai Suiarma or apply at 

Swfls 8631 Mewburgn Rd. *i West 

land &13I 459-7720 

COOK 

WANTED 

Cole s Dmer, Garden City 

Fun A parr time 488-8671 

Tuesday through Thursday 

between 8 30am and 4 00pm 

Eijual Opportunity EmpOye' 

•1 UF'DV r 

DAY 

H O S T / H O S T E S S 

» looww to 

t personakly < 

great personality and e«ceaent people 

Skills to work between 25-30 hours a 

week This is a Monday - Friday only 

position otenna great hourly pay in a 

ti.Mavi'ww 

GRAND OPENING 

New Fine Omng Full Setvice 

Restaurant Open in Now area' 

Now hmng tor the touowing; 

Assistant Management, 

Wait SiaJI, Bus People. & 

Onauet Oei uers 

Great /X w*h vie toHowing baneins: 

paid vacations, health and Me 

insurance a 4«l(k) plan It interested 

call Dawn al 

s mini rvHiffli * 

H O T E L 

Lmury hotef has apply mpe»son at 

WakMrtwoods Resort Old US 23. 

Hamand 

COOK a Dishweiners needed Can 

(8101632-6400 oi apc*y in paveon al 

Wandanmooda Resort. Old 'JS 23. 

HaiSand 

COOK MANAGER 

Exceaent wage Oav position 

at Silverman s Restaurant, 

Northv.ua area. 5 Mile 

a Haggerty 

Also Waitperson. dey 

posmon Part time Contact Bob Sit 

days. (810! 626-6G29 

COOK 

NEEDED 

Apply m person at Chatters. 7640 N 

Wayne Rd 

m 

COOK, pan nme tor luxury 

senior apartment commun*y m 

Weslland 10 30am • 7 00om Good 

salary 313-728-8870 

An Equal Opportunely Employer 

COOK PREP COOK experienced 

Dey Host. Dishwasher VKaga Place 

F army Restaurant. 4170 Orcftaid 

Lake Rd 

near PorWac Tra* 

COOKS - BUS PERSONS 

WAIT STAFF a DtSHWASUEann«kn 

RAMS HOAN 8S90 Middtobelt 

Weslland S d Joy Rd 

D 

DENNISONS 

FAMOUS SEA FOOD TAVERN 

Now e«cep«ng applications tor 

ALL KITCHEN POSITIONS 

• Line Cooks • Prep Cooks • 

• P-amry . General Utikty. 

Earnings up lo S8 SO'per hour' 

ALSO HIRING. 

ALL DINING ROOM POSITIONS 

Fua or Part-time Weekdays 4 

Weekends, Days or Evenings 

Apply wi person only al 

• 37716 Sa Mile Rd 

Laurel Park PTaoe Man. or 

• 27909 Orchard U 

Rd • 12 Mile 

WAITSTAFF, COOKS, 

a 

DISHWASHERS aARSTAFF • 

| Apply m Person | 

| THE CLARION HOTEL | 

12 Mile at Orcfiard Laka Road _ 

Fairmngton Hills IB10I55.VOCOQI 

I HOLIDAY INN TROY I 

• Roehesie? Court err 1-75 • 

Troy (810)689-7500 

M a c a r o n i 

Grill 

N o w Hiring: * 

COOKS 

We o«er 

Competitive Pay. 

Career 

Advancement 

Opportunities, 

Flexible 

Schedules, 

Paid Vacations 

and more! 

Accepting Applications at: 

Romanes 

Macaroni Griil 

32729 Northwestern Hwy 

Farmington 

Hilts, eoe 

f 

MANAGERS!!^, 

• General Manager tp MO.OOO . 

I Manage' to &34.000 I 

| National Cham Local ur* Excel- I 

I lent benefits a advancement • 

oportunities Fast tood or M ter- I 

I vice experience OK. 

. Phone (S10) 358-2648 , 

I 

F a» ?WWTiB IB'Ql I 

^Sleven j 

Greene Personnel^ 

MANAGER 

TRAINEE 

Career opportunity Outgoing, enthusiastic 

mdrvoual w« be rrameo loi tu»- 

senoce una S21-125 000 . tionus a 

benefits 2 years experience as a tood 

service cook or assistant manager 

required 

Phone (810)358-2649 

Fax Resume 

(810)473-4S48 

STEVEN J GREENE PERSONNEL 

MCDONALD'S 

Management, experienced or ml 

train Wixom a S Lyon locations 

810-646-5602 

MCDONALD'S 

Now Hiring - All Stmts 

Premium pay lor 

Openers and Ctosers 

Apply 

349CX) Wart«n, comer al 

Westtand 

313-422-3704 

IMMEDIATE POSITIONS OPEN 

lor excrtmg new Birmingham 

SouthheKI restaura« 

Experienced 

Wawstafl Dsinvashers and Bus 

Persons 

Clear., new environment. 

Non-smokirtg lestaotant Cat Anne 

(8101 478-774 7 

JOIN 

A 

WINNING 

TEAM! 

D E N N V S 

IMMEDIATE OPENING 

All positions - all shifts 

Apply m person 

Farmlnoton MMs 

r ~ 

p ] 

• Unique Restautani Corporalicn J 

I now accepting appuca&ons at its I 

• newest location 

. 12 restaurants and growing we re , 

| looking tor motrvated people wflh I 

I a professional approach and a i 

commitmenl iq customer service I 

NO NIGHTS, NO WEEKENDS 

NO HOUOAYS 

Weslsirte Deli in Che Prudential Town 

Center office Ot»k*ng. SouthMd 

wants Inendly and courtaous eroiker 

'or .lull time pemtadn. 8 AM - 3 30 

PM Mon " 

45^1 

- Fn N»ce working conck 

(810| 352-4646 

NOW HIRING ALL POSITIONS 

restaurant 

day a r«gm stuns ma* 

able Please apply n person 24735 

W Warren, Dearborn Hgls 

Grand River al 10 Mile 

DOOR PEOPLE BARTENOERS 

WAITSTAFF 4 DJ * 

Weslland area 

Alter 7:30pm (313) 723-8040 

DO To increase Business the new 

Can Avenue Cate » looking lor the 

fokomng nil are pocmons 

-van stall 

- lunch a dinner ckshwashers bus 

POT* knerprep cook Please apply 

m parson al The Cass Avenue Cafe 

45199 Cass Ave Ubca between 

2-Spm Tues Fri 810-726-0770 

DRIVERS WANTED (Canton restaurant) 

a Momng Help (Lmoraa Restaurant) 

Call Papa Romano's 

Uvor*a (313) 522-7174 

a Canton ii tone, I 

• excellent benefits 

IMMEDIATE • 

I OPENING Apply in person al 

• 

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RS Etectrorvcs 

34443 Schooloa 

W J auwwwi m 

V. _ ji 1 — y 

CUSTOMER SERVICE Represenlalive 

- major copier dupkcawig supplier 

« looking tor hêy mctivalM 

weir organized person lo support our 

customer base 

Expenence m Ihe 

copier industry is helptul. but not 

mandatory Resumes only- Stockton 

Olftce Systems 38855 HAs Tech Di, 

Ste 500. Famwngton Hills, M 48331 

Fax 810-489-1463 

EOE 

CUSTOMER 

SERVICE 

Consumer Electronic Repair busness 

seeks inside customer se-rice'sales 

person 

Famihe'ity w«th consumer 

etectromes preferred S*00*ee* 

Dearborn 

Phone (810)358-2«49 

Fan Resume 

(810U73-4548 

STEVEN J GREENE PERSONNEL 

C U S T O M E R 

SERVICE 

Progressive automotive sales and 

distrtouJion manufacturer is searching 

'o* a detad oriented, inoh 

vidual to tow their teem as a customer 

service representative m an EDI environment 

Requirements include 

exceaent people and pnone skills 

IBM or Future Tm»e expenence « a 

ptus Salary commensurate with 

experience Benefits include health 

dental 4 401(k) retiremert plan 

Piease send resume & salary 

requirements 10 CaMomia Industrial 

Products. 12150 Mernman, Livonia. 

Ml 48150 Aim Personnel 

DISCOVER 

^ 

The exedng ndustry ol real estate' 

Boundless income and Iteiibiliry 

Join ina wvmng team o< Mchigan's 

largest and mosi sucoesslui 

company CaH Shirtev today 

810-227-5005 

DISTRIBUTORS WANTED 

tor new urbai skin care products 

Ground floor opporlurvty 

Come. 

Eternal Youlh, 610-478-5286 

DUE TO 

nenoed 

hekj store 

we needaxpen 

our Southhourly 

rates, 

& "40TK 

(810) 353-0001 

EOOCATIOHCOMPUTER SALES 

ILycu.i aim '• 

and are loolangtora career wdh one 

ot die laatesl growing companies n 

die computer software industry have 

•e got an opportunity tor yon' We 

are seeking entry level Sates Repre 

sentatrves who have ccmputer and 

sates experience lo market to K -12 

schools We otter 

denial. 401k and stock purchase 

S n Please lax resume to (810) 

4-2698 or mad to PO Box 349. 

Si 

Claw Shores Ml 48080. Alto 

MR 

ENTRY 

LEVEL 

SALES 

REPS 

Earn to t35.000 teat year National 

company, local termor, Degree preferred. 

Benefits 8 aicadant litenng 8 

aifc an i • w i a 

(810)358-284® 

_ i«^0>*73-4548 

PAST GROWING 

COM- 

PANY seeking Sales 

Peieon to cad on Automotive 

Daatemape Greed 

(810) 888-7478 

FLOOR COVERING 

SALES PERSON 

SfeUng an eapenenced prcdeaennal 

door novenng sates parson wdh a 

•Mftenum of 44 yean an ta buw- 

P*? .**«R?êSo J X 

akeady asuMahad A amoera daave 

ID succeed can tmna utei—il 

Salary (jus comrrvs- 

Rtetner Floors 810-363^060 

FURNTTURESALES addiraai Muat 

hyie m, 

land ot Mdas background 

GARDNER-WHITE 

FURNITURE 

SALES 

^weewi >t • career not m* a 

ct--TvT«v,riate«5f»7»? 

Friendly'professional work 

WE REQUIRE THAT YOU .. 

have exceaent readmg skids 

have a cleat speaking voice 

have mnmum typing skills 

enjoy phone & computer work 

are t8 or older 

Cad Helen, Men-Fit lMJ0am-« actm 

al 810-737-6640 lor an interne* 

DISC JOCKEY 

Great 2nd |Ob Take home S80 per 

evening Wa tram you to CU at par 

ties We provide equipment Car 

required, tun job, great money 

Cad 313-421-5978 

0RIVER NEEDED 

Tues/Thurs $6 an hour Retirees, 

students welcoms Ferrmnglon Hdte 

(610) 477-5951 

EXE ROSE ROOM bamer tor YMCA 

WW tram 

Attemoona S evenings 

Apply at the Farmington YMCA. 

28100 Farmington Rd at 12 Mde 

" GENERAL OFFICE 

Farrranoan area 

12.3fr5.30 Man. 

thru Fir Cad (810) 478*3355 

GENERAL OFFICE-Ftextote hours 

per hour (313) 453-5060 

RECEPTIONIST For hair salon to 

Uvoma. part-time. 3 or 4 days per 

week Cad Debbie. Heeds You Win 

313-464-7260 or 313464-0838 

HOLLYWOOD 

MOTION PICTURE 

neeearch drm needs 100 people to 

watch 8 rat movies at local theebes 

Fantastic money 

For detads send 

long sad-addressed stamped envelope 

to: Audtence Reaponse. 8491 

# Sweet 8W, Oepi « 

Weet Hodywood CA 90068 

HOME MAKERS - Itenble last paced 

Plymouth company needa organized 

person part bme " 

experience 

3]?S87-«d2| 

JANITORS NEEDEDtorperl-time 

altemoon afdtt m tie Bnghtoil area 

S6 par hota It mterested ptease cat 

coded (3131663-7505 

• KEYBOARIWST/OROANIST tor 

^ b ^ a ^ ^ S u r t a ^ r - 

ncas. Ptheareata Mons 8 Thurs 

• Andrea 313-913-4892 or 

3nde (at Piene of Peeoe 

Church, 313-722-1736 

UVOMA FIRM see 

hanheortung parsontormac slock 

' CtadPdhB, ' 

record Work Mori thru Fit Cad 

(31 Ji 427-3510 

MERCHANDISER 

Part-ernetara mate* mack tood 

company 20 Hrs par weak Must 

hews ratable transportation Cat 

(•10) 851-2526 eat. 340 

WfcNNY - oodeat orteîschool sk»- 

danttoaseat Caarttfeok Mi grader 

wdh home wo*, errands 8 compenm*m 

Mitel have a nUtli car. 

810-737-Q197 

PHARMACY reern 

Longtermcare pharmacy nilli'u 

phwwcy student Muei be I 

•leacleand 

Pharmacy Sendees 

33610 Schomcrtel Ad LdOtea. M M 

48180 

PHARMACY TECHMOAN 

Fut ame anamoon pc 

ZZZJSXS " « 136,0 

Livante Neft-M W 

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HelpVnied 

P.T. 

TELLER 

Pert-bntetederpoettons aveuabte.tar 

ftextote in*Mduaw 

Must be sates onardad arid 

-401K/Iatesiiien plan* 

•discounted on banking 

Appfy al Old Kant Bank. 300 

W North SaeeL Bncdton. M. 

*y ©»wtoy8r 

OLD KENT 

RETAIL SALES 

needed. 25 hotes a ereak. 5 day work 

week OpportunityteetoaweeteIn 

•he. Apply ei person ordy 

Knapp Shoee 7080 N Wayne 

Rd..to — - " 

SALESiPART TIME 

For toy sdora Experience prsderied. 

Dey kmeieves amt'or weekends. 14 

Mte^gg>ty_ 

>810,6^4-4^ 

SECRETARY - Are your efdtten 

mg back to school and you deere 

return iotoevrortong wortd? Part 

te Secretary (approamtetafy 20 

hours par week! with word prog 

skdte needed for Fanranglon 

office 

Bookkeeping teulls 

Sand Resume and salary 

requirements la Box 1637 

Observer 8 Ecoenmc Newspapers 

PO Box 1837 

Lnoraa. Ml 48150 

SECRETARY-- 

RECEPTIONIST 

Farmmpcm Hdte Real Estate Oflice 

Muss M i Sw oUfvir 

with good tetephone Huds and won) 

procaeamg Evening and weekend 

hour* (shared with enother 

employee) Send resume and salary 

requirements to Ctoaener 8 Eccanbtc 

Newspapers, Box a 1637 

Otteerver & Eccentric Newspapers 

36251 Schoolcralt Rd 

LMns Ml 48150 

SHOWROOM FRONT DESK 

Houeework done 7 Earn money white 

erÔying a stimulating business 

stmoepnere Psrt Urns position avadable. 

Rextote hrs. Applications 

accepted SI Kurls Kitchen 8 Bath. 

12500 Metriman Rd Uvonia 

between 1-96 8 Ptymouth Rd 

SNOW SHOVELERS 

Green HH Apartments fairmngton 

Hdte Work as required by conditions 

Muat be Bextoie Excedent opportunity 

lor students 17 00 per hour Csd tor 

appointmerit 810-478-4664 

YOUTH DIRECTOR, part-bme posi- 

Bcm Send resums or nqumes to 

Faith Community Presbyterian 

Church P.O. Box 1. Now. Ml 

48376 

Help Wanted 

Part-Tine Saiet 

SALES PERSON wanted Pan-bme 

For Ana iswelry store Ro expenence 

necessary aa we wdi tram Ptease 

come m and mnoAjoe youraet Orm 

Jewelers. 101 E Mam. NorthV«e 

524 Help Wanted- 

Domestic 

CARE-GIVER FOR Ektafly 

Woman 

Lnre m Good waoes 8 benefits 

Transportation Cat (9-5pm). 

313-741-1601 

fcXtC-UTIVt 

HEblDENCt 

Housekeeper- Bksomlwid Hids estate 

Couple to mamam Oceae Pomte 

estate (beautdul carnage housei 

Cad Dawn Robinson 810^32-1170 

iDCitese 29870 MiddteOelt 

Farmmgion Hdte, Ml 48334 

HOUSEKEEPING PERSON 

To mamuen modem senior resident 

budding located m NW submb 

Excellenf wages 8 beneMs Expenence 

preterred Reply to P O Box 

401123. Redlord. Ml 48240 

EOE 

LIVE-IN HELP lor etoerty parents 

Uflhl housewort. prepare meals 8 

help with dl mother Must have expe 

nenoe Ask toi Jtoi 313-425-2224 

SENIOR CITIZENS 

need aide io help with care and 

housekeeping Pari time, m Novi 

(810> 348-6966 

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SCRVICCS 

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CANTON Lovmg motoer ateftea to 

car^fcr y » mid M a hours 

niltaieail LotsnlMterteon 8 TLC 

I (313) 3*7-1 

CHILD CARE 

Oiaai South Re0oto arse Ad ages 

Yaets of expenence Excedam rater 

 

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NMO HELP IN YOUR NOMT7 

24 HOURSr7 DAYS 

Home Heatth Aides 

^Companion/Sitters 

Pnvsts duly honte sare agency helps 

you^smeto mdependsrd m your own 

^ - W S U M E S . 

Caretidry screened, wet nuateied 

employees ar» RN supervised 

For more mtormabon. cM 

United Home Care 

Senncee 

-(313)422-9250 

Lnrante oflice aervmg Oakland 8 

Wayne counlaa 



(313)981-8829 

n office sarvng Ptymomh' 

8 surrounding western 

Wayne County communities 

S i Nursing Care 

Bones 

CiNA'S 

Fut and part bme potdtons avadatte. 

at ahdts Ftextote scneduhng Eacetmckidtog 

tuteoo reewteorm 

sfewteica. and 

tor 

$60 tor 

. . . . 43455 

W 10 Mta. Nov. idl. or call 

(810|349-220a 

Training class lor 

•reerested apptcants avadabte Oct 9 

avteteMdy 

ase m hourly wage cd S 6< 

me 132 HRS | Apply al K 

10 MM Novi, Ml or 

560 Educatioa1 

Instruction 

CERTIFIED MASTERY Level 

teacher, all graitesi'mtnecls math, 

study organuadonal skills specialty 

Rirmnâm area 

(8IM M?D»WL 

TRI COUNTY TUTORING 

Experienced teachers 

CM f810> 414-7400 

TUTOR WANTEO tor Onaban 3rd- 

5to grade cumculum 24 plus has 

wee* Daytime Novi r Livonia 

313-^-8488 

562 Bosmm 

Prot Services 

' ACCEPT / 

Major 

Credit CARDS 

with yOur own 

MERCHANT 

ACCOUNT 

Even il you are new small, 

sennce or work at home this«- 

ness with' good_ poor or no 

crsew 

Contact Mr Caner 

(810) 557-8540 

AFTER SCHOOL care - Cranbrook 

School area As soon as possible 2 

kids car a must 3-5 days 

2 30-5 3ppm »6 2 children 

ages 3 A 11 m my Plymouth Twp 

home Mon-Fn 7 308pm Excedent 

pay 8 benefits. Own transportation 8 

references or Sun 

wardedtoreM stortgdtaedty • 

Arbor Musi be novematano. i 

ATTENTION STUDENTS 

«I. II,IteM IQ dpMcMuni tort paw dme 

CHILD CARE emenenced m our 

Troy home Mon-Fn U-terw Own 

transportation 

Non-smoksr 

• I81UI StIWMII 

CHILDCARE FOR 4 »r old m We® 

Btoombald FiA-trne Non-smokei 

Paid vacakon 8 hefcdays Rek.de 

vefucto. poesitve amiude and reteiences 

(8101 624-5143 

CHILDCARE needed m 

home tor 3 8 5 yr old 

7 30-5:30pm. Own trar 

References Evas (313) 

CHILDCARE NEEDED n my Bloomkme 

Non-smoker. references 

Alter 6pm 811X47-0714 

CHILDCARE NEEDED,tadbme 3 

ccmpedbve salary 

r Woods Oedrod 

J Nov 1 Expe 

8 letaf m 

(3131 803-1421 

CMLO CARE 

For agee fl mo 8 J yrs m rm Ptemouto 

home MoivFn 7 30-3 36 

References required (313)459-2682 

CHILD CARE 2-3 

3i«S3 

8 I 0-433-3584 

MATURE . FARMNGTON 

Btoomhefd hMi i 

ie*reetocaretar4 8 5 year cd 

8 Weds s«er MM 8 Sat eves 

Oood » CM eves (8101 7M-3729 

MATURE NON-SMOKING 

car*torour 

weMteou 

J522L 

CM Uaa. 

NANNY Pan ama TaseOmrs 8am 

don 8 Fn 8-Noon 19 •» ofdboy m 

'amwigrm Mta Mai have car 8 

•dei w ines (810) 7378008 

dtwST year ^'iê?eefc. r i»n^ 

CM 

MHQ^ Ml-8615 

BUSINESS FORMS 

Customued compulenred layouts 

to updals 8 consolidate 

your business lorm needs 

Cad Aw -313-562-8665 

562 PraCSenrkct 

CAPITAL AVAILABLE tor 

Commerce 

Ve--Jur 

•25 000 up Wnte. Mr 

BOX 87473, Careen mi 48187 

DILLON INVESTIGATIONS 

Discretion 8 Conlioer'.n*kry 

Ciuaranteed We can meat M of 

1810) 528-3075 

FOR HIRE Tn axle Oump 8 ctover 

Company or mdhndute hauling For 

temaMn cM 

3i>-486-4789 

GIFT-BUYING SERVICE 

Lai Man May beta w«h your yew 

rouna grtl .*« 

t iJeS.ei.l 

rs eety- CM Smanwe. Maty^ 

»10) 471 

HOME 

BUSINESS 

start a home busmaea 

Beverty al 

3f 

tAolhers. 

|1 

S Etna Resume 

87913. Canfcm, Ml 4618 

• toetmenewe 

mine Service . PO B 

l7-00?3 

570 Attorneji/Le(a) 

Comueling 

a ^ 

AFFORDABLE 

PAYMENT PLANS 

- Drunk Onvmo - Criminal 

• Divorce 

Costo^ - Ir^vy 

STEPHEN M. 

STEINHARDT 

313-266-8137 

810-474-6877 - 

' 

ALL OtSTRICT COURTS 

ILL Drunk Driving Oftensed 

ALL Fees Reasonable 

Omar's License restortbon 

Ed ChamiatL 282-1580 

1-800-770-1580 

25 yrs experetnee f 

CRIMINAL 

& 

DRUNK DRIVING 

^SPECIALIST 

BANKRUPCY 

LICENSE RESTORATION 

REAL ESTATE CLOSINGS 

til INJURY rtSFS 

FAST RESULTS FROM A 

LAWYER WHO TRULY - 

CARES 

JOEL H. GOODMAN 

810-546-6252 

UNEMPLOYMENT 

DISABILITY 

WRONGFUL DISCHARGE 

Ben Kemer 313-965-1920 

574 BusinettOppt. 

^ w m 

* p ( * > C L A S S I F I C A T I O N S 001 to 716 O & E Monday, October 9, 1995 

MflRKCT PLflC€ 

ANTIQUE STAINED GLASS 

M W U Clans cabmat 

ft mac 810-535-0324 

ATTENTION DEALERS 

Purcftas* 

srvtiqu* |*w*iry «Wes« It you are 

one 

at the law who 0MS rioi use 

Prestige Gems as row mmr\ souree 

T 5 time to chack us oul We pur 

Com targe amount* ot anaque iew 

eiry Iron' a* km* p*nods 

New ft 

established dealers welcomed 

Prestge Gems (810)227-1529 

BASEBALL BASKETBALL. tootoaU 

& Hoc*e> Cartjs. Musi sea Ca* tor a 

3(3-455-2032 

702 Antiques 

Collectibles 

MADAM ALEXANDER Dolls 

approximately 40 •" mx* condaon 

After "prn 13131 3818719 

BEATLES FANS 

do yowf have 

memorabilia or nm«M< 

Beafflas visa io Detroit WXVZ would 

•fee to hea Ircm you BI0827-9MS 

CHANGING DECOR 

9 pc Empire 

*»r>g set. C 

1870. Victorian side 

chairs. C 1870 paean, lung bedroom 

set. SO s Pncad to s«u Walar1c*a 

v810| 623-6849 

CLOCK Welch 8 Spring Company 

exceaent working condition. acxible. 

dot prepetu* canoma/ rosewood 

cane. -7 aa> bast oaer 8'0-3*9-542i 

NOW 

OPEN 

KNIGHTSBRIDGE 

ANTIQUE 

MALL 

4230S W 7 M.w Rd NorWMlto Ml 

48167 8*0-344-7200 

Opan 7 days, tiam - 6on- 

Wett unM dpm 

GLASSWARE EXPERTLY 

REPAIRED ON J ME PREMISES 

Large selection c' r*ta,-«r>c* books 

NUMEROUS ZOLAN mm.alure 

ptales I,also Ml sue i W* sell m 35*. 

00 JUO«I (-313) *82 9604 

EBOX 

rtast 

i3>3) 420 2592 

" I T 

Mahogany 

ORGAN 

ESTRY 

COOfJBKVl 

*5G0 |810> 477 

Art$ 4 Crafts 

LAMB SUEDE -T7*«1^0toT 

OMtecl tOf skirls 

. owttt 

B*lcw wholesale. 810-960-0874 

QLMLTS 3 handmade quats tor sale 

1 guean u< & 2 double sue q>*tts 

For ^*»manai can. 313-464 2t}4l 

SOL/TMFlELD VFW Arts 8 Crafts 

Show 

2645 Muxdery 9 Mae ft Tetef 

aph Oct 22 

i0am-4pm 

n tables $20 810-353-4382 

313-533 1923 Or 810-476-5325 

706 Auction Sales 

PUBLIC 

AUCTION 

Huge oarvm repc ft at lease vehicle 

saw Weo Oct H Auction time 

11 am V> at 8 30am 

Cbme KJ Buy or Sale Down payment 

or $300 cash required at time & sale 

Auto Poo Auction 

19865 Telegraph Ro Brownsaowrr 

I Twr Mcft (313) 479-4360 

COLLECTOR PLATES - 8 for $200 

Can (8101 471-6002 

DINING ROOM set 

75 years old 

. chairs Outlet 

(313) 459-43S0 

WOOL DOUBLE Jaw* vvjia rug 

very ornate black background 

w-Cnmsor- taupe cream accents 

Must see $3 450 Leave message 

;8101 870-2236 

PINING ROOM suite baauWul 

carved walnut 

Needs new home. 

$5000 (313) 462-4846 alter 10am 

HUMMEL 

SCHOOLBOYS GiRLS 

9-V,oM markings must see Be« 

ofta* 810-778-5270 

704 Arts 4 Crafts 

ASSORTEO MAT Board - odd wes 

Good tor leathers, artists 

(8'0! 682 0962 

IONIA ANTIQUE ft Collectable 

Market. Sun Oct 22 loru Fai' 

grounds. South M-66 >oma Ml Bam 

4 30pm Adrnsson $2 00 ram or 

Shane 

X: WYNO'S ANTIQUE 

ANO COLLECTIBLE SHOW 

Oct 14-15 

•>ai imn-b&w ft mjh iiar-icr 

Dearborn Cm* Center. 15801 Mich 

igan Ave. comer ol OreenhaM Dearbom 

Admission $3- The affordable 

show 1.810) 772-2253 

ATTENTION C-RAFTERS. out o( 

buaness sale Styro cones. Christmas 

lowers many ornaments 35 

sftano mn 

Value over S'OOC. 

best offer take aa (8»0) 380-37B8 

CRAFTEHS NEEDED 

. Wattles Schoo workshop 

Sat Oec 2. 8am to 4pm 

Mwmafcor 810-680-9! 9.3 

• Wj CO JlL ILIIJK 

DO-IT CENTER 

AH inventory ft tmtures. also. JO 301 

tractor m loader 

1981 F"350 Duals 

1983 Ranger large mower replace- 

6709, Chicago _ 

-e,-. 

American Auckons (810) 543-7980 

708 Rummage Sak/ 

Flea Markets 

•KiOS HELPING KIDS 

Tons o» »l«ms. ev®ryt»nmQ must go 

OnedavCWy f nday OcH 3, 9-3pm 

Academy ot the Sacred Heal 

on 

Kensington Road between. Charing 

Cross ft Long Lake Road 

RUMMAGE SALE 

First JrnJed Methodist Church ol 

Faimmgion 33112 Grand River at 

Wsmer Tburs Oct 12 9am-8pm ft 

Fn Oct 13 9am 2pm 

S7 '.iLAf 

.ame.-i r.gy/ttrji 

JOHNNY MA THIS "Looking At You" 

Iramed paiW 

portrait. 2r»34" 

Caa 313-458 76S2 

JUKE BOX 1946 AMi-40 Plays 78 

old tune* ft ertra records Aa oryjmal 

$1050 (810) 646-4312 

JUKE BOX Seeburg T958 Model 

16IS Needs restoration $1400 

Alle< 6pm 810-486-3743 

at Lodge Service Dr near Wyoming 

Reusable Hams arts ft crafts Oct 

14 9 5 "able Rentals $20 

Can Joanne (313) 835-75B7 

CRAFTESS WANTED S! Valentines 

4th Annual Holiday Craft Shop. 

Sat Nov 255 6825 

CRAFT Hut 

10*10 mtf 

St.700 Call |810> 620- 

sheîrug, 

520 29® 

MOLIDA* IN Westiand Craft Sfww 

Bailey Recreation Center Nov 

17-19 Grafters needed Ca» atler 

1pm 3"9 326-0'46 313453-5719 

710 Estate Sales 

GARDEN CITY 

6518 Oilman W.ol 

Inkster. N ol fort Rd Oct 12-14 

9 5 Tools, sawnig ttshmg ft boafng 

equipment, snow blowers old 

Christmas ornaments ft other 

nostalâ 

Eatate Sales 

ESTATE 

S A L E S 

BY 

DEBBIE 

>N HOUSE 

•Futl Estates - 20% 

Fee 

Cash paid 48 fits after saw 

•Auction • Consignments 

ANTIQUES 

WANTED 

CASH BUY OUTS- 

Our Relerence L»f 

is the Bast T»»ng 

We Have' 

313-538-2939 

WE DO ALL THE WORK' 

Garife Sales 

i Oakland 

BIRMINGHAM 

Moving Antiques 

coHecttbfta furniture ft much more 

1403 Ha«X 15 Mile ft Adams area 

Wad-Sun 

BLOOMEIELD MILLS - SAMPLE 

SALE Huge selection ol new gnfl 

items aft at salesman 9 cost* Cannes 

frames Chnstmas ft home 

decor «ems plus much more 

Kingsley Inn, Oakland Room Wood 

ward at Long Lake Tburs Oct I2l*v 

7pm. Frt . Oct .1301. 9-2pm 

UlUOMHfclO HILLS 

muHl larncy 

1099 N Cranbrdok Rd 2 Mocks S 

ot Quartoh Rd Oct 12 ft 13 8am- 

1pm No early birds please 

BLOOMFlELD TWP 

moving sale 

770 Brookwood Waftie ofl Eastways, 

E ot Woodward. N at Long Lake. Fn 

Oct 13 10-3 Sal Oct 14 9-3 Fumeure 

bfcas games, dtum set. more 

BRIGHTON'S BEST 

Appliances:, 

kitchen suppkes 

household items, 

tumrfure. double extra large mens 

clothes, videos, skis, sports cards ft 

memoraQAa. lawn spreaders, rototitler 

7900 Herbst. oft Grand Rryer or 

rmle NW Ttt 1-96 Oct 12 14 9 to 4 

711 GanfeSalea 

! Oakland 

MOVING SALE - most down«n 

come 

earty 

1950-s 43 yn accumutaeon 114 

Wedgewood 

Oueensware 

HtytH Krfk. sever pute E»r 

na#y Yours 

AmeAoana punch bow). 

sterling i 

na#y You 

opt 

serving 

pottery 8 It 4 cusfaon hand pantM 

knen iota. 2 hresme c#«airs A 

ottoman, occasional chair, pa* tuond 

SO* end tables 

French provmoel 

step end table, hammond organ, 

1950*8 cherry entertanment center 

with TV ft rpfto. buMet, dnng room 

table. 2 leaves pads. 5 side chMTS 

host chau double bed. 20'S enarnai 

top lade, long red velvet Head board, 

lamps I960 dresser, books, jewefy 

ft Hummsls galore, mac 

tmchen. 

craft malanal. doVmg sue 16-18. 

tods, bicycles, flrtl power mower 

many mofe Hems 3240B MKXftebelt 

by |he Red Bam mari bo* between 

Northwestern ft 14 Mee. west ode ol 

stieel Thurs Fn (Sal?) 10-7 

wood t> . Maple ft Famangton Fuinilura. 

houeehoad items, dodra 

mac Thure-fn . Oct t2-t3eh. 9-3 

712 Garage Sales Wayne 

llANTOW 

6UM! 

between Ford Rd ft LAey 

Thurs 

9-5pm Swmg glider set. IrMcSa 

sowing machine, misc 

DEAR80RN Oct 12th-14th 9-/ 

24843 Perm Antiques lumiture. 

poelcan* stamps, records, etc 

GARDEN CITY - Oct 12-13 

S to 

5:30 32201 Rush Warren *Aemman 

area Tf Rara%. >eas«"iio sNSw _ 

GARDEN CITY 32260 Rossfyn. 

Thurs-Sat 10-6. Oct 12-14 Misc 

N 

ol Cherryhill E ol Venoy 

FARMINGTON HILLS - Mufl> tammy 

IMMACULATE HEART of Mary 

Garage SaMUve Auction. Sal. Oct 

14 10-5 00 16000 Pembroke | Near 

Greenheld between 7 ft 8 Mile) 

clothes Oct 13-14 9-5 N o' 13 W 

ol Drake 29781 WMte Han 

LATHRUP VILLAGE - Oct 12-14 9 to 

5 Gieai Bargains Cfmdrens items 

28565 Lathrup Btvd li Southfceld 

LIVONIA 15256 Adams. S ol 5 M4^l- 

275 antqua phonograph, toveseal. 

| country accessories Thur-Fn 9-5 

SOUTMF1ELD 29929 Woodhaven 

N ol 12 Men E ol Lahse.. W 

ol 

Evergreen Oct 12 ft 13. 9-5 2 

tamily. quality reasonable Clothes, 

shoes darts books, magarmes. etc 

LIVONIA. Household items, tools, 

some antiques 9-4pm Oct 11-14 

15672 Oporto. 5MiMVMK]Aeble1 

W BLOOMFlELD: Oct 11-13.. 10am 

3180 Parkland N of M^le. ofl Midctebelt 

Big 4 family - Nifty items 

LIVONIA • Misc aems, Fwntture ft 

clothing Mpn-Fn Oct 9-13. 9-5 

16666 Gottvww 

REDFORD 

24532 Graham. W of 

Telegraph S ol 5 Mile Oct 12 13 

9-4pm BaCry furniture ft rrasc 

Gara|e Sale. Wayne 

REDfORO - Large sale Some lab 

y m i w Oel 13-1* Bam «pm 

57145 Bennett al CurUa between 8 

a 7 and Beech a Inhaler 

REOfORC 

Bias Lucerne. S ol W 

Chicago between InkaMr a Beech 

Defy >n-S4*-Sun 

WESTLANO - 8700 Geioramo, 

Wayne ft Hunter Wed-Thut»-Fn. 

9 30-4 30pm Krtchenware mec 

713 Moving Sak« 

MOVING SALE-NOVI-TIL OCT 25 

10 MILE/TAFT RDS' 313-347-4725 

Hemmond classic organ burled 

walnut ategenl $1,900 Smal rot 

top oak desk. $50 Octagon pedestal 

dnng room table ft 5 swivel, rodung 

brown tabrtc dwi. $19(5 Large 

mantel oak dock, elegant $150 

Dekne extra capacity Whirlpool 

washer ft tkver Almond cok* (gee 

dryer), $3®5 'aartba Strata S Commercial 

phone system a 2 phones 3 

lew ft 6 kne capabWy, $306 What 

pod Mdge. Almond. »M«y wda with 

external water a ca large $495 

Walnut bedroom set. tnpla dresser 

tan bureau ft headboard $305 

ftinffli ?V ix 

Pad $1000, aalung 

$400 For details 313-421279? 

BEAUTIFUL TEARDROP pearl 

weddra gown LAe new, 3 ft tram 

veH nduded $500 313-427 3446 

BRIDAL GOWN 

San Mann pastel 

pink, kit Iran sue 20 Malcfwig 

kerra «MI. $325 810 968-2221 

FUR 00AT Genuine coyote *. 

length a>n«^ appraised at $3,500 

sal $80Qtesr oAar 810-851-9003 

FURS PRE-OWNED Black Ranch 

Stroller. $2,000 Autumn Hue 

Stroke* $1,000 Autumn Hue coal. 

$800 Arnrene wrap $250 Sim 

8-10 Have appraisals 810-254-2594 

MINK COAT, V. leno*. cold Stored, 

worn 8 kmes originally $5 000 Now 

5 ,(810> ; 

$1200 Alter 301-1528 

UON CHERE silk wecMng gown 

n sleeve ofl ifie shouidefs Size 

TOtVbest 313-862-6805 

WEDDING CANCELLED • dress 

never used, sue 10. coet $2000. wtl 

take $000 313-420-4635 

WEDOING DRESS - OmsWidng. ol* 

T 0 

Paid $1100: Sea S360 1 

WE DOING gown ft veil 

elaboraw 

beed work. B trari sua 10 

Paw $050 $450 best81 

716 Household Goods 

ANTIQUE MATCHING dresser, raghl 

stand beautiM tu« sua mirror 

wtwveled wood frame Good COIK»- 

bon. must sek $225 810288-5347 

ART DECO bedroom sat, 5 pteces 

Needs harvdtes and rehmshmg must 

sen $300 Call 810- 340-1150 

chairs 1 yr Excelent condition 

$1750 new $1000 313-420-4425 

AUTOMATIC BED. with remote oontrol 

brand new, complete with mattress 

$1100" (313) 381-3847 

BABY FURNITURE, bassinet Wlace 

oovai. kke new Playpen ft stroller 

iflObest Anttque host-tree relnger 

•tor 5100 Antique Mdien laMe $35 

best; (3131 934-1109 

BED - BRASS, queen, Ortfwped* 

mattress. sM In bo* New $000. sacrtfcoe 

$275 (8101 661 4579 

716 Household Goods 

BED • Camionciaa tuft queer sue. 

I rafts $250 

(313) 537-9*03 

BED 

king. new. aft* in boa Pfcttft 

ortho n 

$1400 

onho mattress sat Luxury fcrm Coat 

$1400 sea lor $375 810-861-4579 

Bedroom Custom Gray Formica, 

twin funtfte bed. dresser bookshelf, 

desk. $1200 

810-S30-0902 

BEDROOM FURNITURE 

kiilg Bed 

2 night stands other catanetry Oak 

810-826-5000 

wWTt*wgh laminate. $1250 . 

Lom 

BEDROOM SET, dark Benmnglon 

pine, queen bed. 2 dressers, mirror 

raght aland $800' (810)641-9026 

BEDROOM SET 

Dresser, mirror 

cheat moN stand. 2 twm bed trames 

Tradaonal style $225 (8101477-3019 

BEDROOM SETS (2>. Dream rac»r 

car. tam#y room furniture 

chaws 

loys. Apple tie s • Baths 

20 Yr* enpenence Free estimates 

313-425-0000 

OR 

313-581-0802 

28726 Plymouth Fid . Uvoma. Ml 

C h i m n e y s 

Built New A Repair 

Will beat any price! 

Senior cititen ifecooit 

Licensed ft Insured 

BEST CHIMNEY INC 

8 1 0 - 5 5 7 - 5 5 9 5 

3 1 3 - 2 9 2 - 7 7 2 2 

4214 Woodward Ave. Oak Park. Ml 

Appliance Service 

AMERICAN APPLIANCE 

HEATING ft COOLING 

Wa aannca aft makes & models 

T)o « youraeH parti ft irftonmabon " 

313-438-0572 

- Tuft fcaa J-eOO-787-6157 

37480 Am Amor TrM Uvofka. m 

QAGNON APPLIANCE INC 

^ 

E 

r ^ ^ A ^ L 

c F O ^ £ 

SENIOR DISCOUNT 

P13I899-5010 or 1(800)670-5010 

| F | b j | Buildup 

TMOR CONSTRUCTION 

Comm. 

Res. Flemodal. Repair 

One can does it all' 

He ft ins 313-268-8400 

Remodelin 

Asphalt/ 

I Blacktopoing 

' 

AMERICAN ASPHALT COMPANY 

- WCgja57 - 

Pamng • riaperi • Seal Coaftng 

Free Eaftiiiaaaa 810-288-5800 

' THE JEFFERY CO 

BLACK TOP PA\8NG CONTRACTORS 

(313) 584-2430 

AOD NEEDED SPACE 

lo four home 

Turn your bae 

into lam*y room, rec loom. Srwr 

laundry 

storage or Cedroom (a) 

Outdoor Ingenuities 

Ucms 

3t3-4S3-33?5 

A FAMILY BUSINESS 

• A PERSONAL TOUCH . 

STAIRWAYS & RAILINGS 

KITCHENS-VANITIES-COUNTERS 

BASEMENTS DOORS WtNOOWS 

STORE RENOVATION 

LjC ft tr* 

28 yrs enpenence 

3 1 3 - 4 2 1 - 5 5 2 6 

• HIGH HAT* 

CHIMNEY SWEEP 

Rancaps. Dampers, Chimney 

Repairs. Porches ft Tuckpoirtting 

GUARANTEED NO MESS 

INSURED ft LICENSED 

I License »71 -02778) 

11319 Browne*, Plymouth 

454-3557 531-8531 

Residential - CommercuM 

Cham Unk 

Custom Wood 

Free Est 313-729-7394 

Pager 810-903-3375 

Firewood 

AA-1 HOSKINS TREE. INC 

M«ed hard woods. S50 Oak 

J60 

Frutt $65 Dekvefed ft dumped 

stacking $10 |4k8). Checks add S5 

(810) 477-6958 

ABSOLUTELY seasoned 1 yr split 

muted hardwood SSSface cord pKfcup 

Deft aval. Canlorvnea/»y areas 

Frank a Firewood. 30474 Cherry Hrf 

Canton (3)3) 981-4630 

ADMIRE YOUR FIRE 

SUPER WELL SEASONED 

HARD 

BIRCH - FRUIT 

HACKER SERVICES 810-474-6814 

QUALITY SINCE 1946 

Carpentry 

BARRYS CARPENTRY SERVICE 

Baths - Basements - Kitdiens 

Start to Finish Free Eat. Guar 

15 yrs Enp . Lie 810-478-8558 

CARPENTRY . BASEMENTS 

. Repairs lo Complete Remodekng 

Lcensed buftder 

Gaa John 313-522-5401 

CARPENTRY-FINISH OM ROUGH 

Addnora 

Kitchens Orywal 

Ooeats partnes 

basements tn 

No (ob to small!' Lii 

313-522-2563 

LARGE & Small Jobs 

Trm. caovwts basements frarmng. 

Cleaning S^vice 

• ALL SEASONED FIREWOOOe 

100% Hardwood • 16" < 4" k 8 

2 Cbrds $120 • 3 Cords $165 

H«*oryW»«» Oak • 2 Cprd» $140 

Free Deader, . (B10) 626-7333 

AFFORDABLE CLEANING 

thorough ft dependable 

Excellent 

Angela, wave 

313-328-0543 

BAXTER CLEANING SERVICES 

• FIREWOOD ft COAL* 

Seasoned Hardwood ft Birch 

Son ft Hart) Coal 

Pidoo or delivery avaftabM 

NOBLES LANDSCAPE SUPPLY 

8 MM Rd . (or W ol Mtddtobalt 

* 810-474-^22 • 

rales Bonded Inaured. 

(313) 456-961 

FIREWOOD SALE. Madonna Univeraffy 

FundraMr 

$5Mace cord 

Hardwood mm 313-432-5608 

Decka/Patios 

O 

cKmrooms 

100% O A K 

Tiaeog orders at 313-422-3438 

DeftveAK) LivTaran tor $75 a con) 

Uc. ft ins SOB 810-380-3815 

•BASEMENTS* 

• FINISHED* 

SCHOLL 

CARPENTRY 

313-728-2276 

, r I 

| fattrproamf 

MS EXCAVATING 

aM«ga Jobs 

WET BASEMENT 

NATtOMWlOe SINCE 195ft 

FULLY WARRANTED 

- LICENSED ft HSURED 

B-DRY SYSTEMS 

— M77 581-2720 Ml 1886 

MACOhB-WAVNE-OAKLAND 

Brick. Block 1 

CUSTOM 

BRICK 

XASS WORKMANS" 

^ R E € 

-CSTIMATES 

810-477-9673 

AA SMALL JO* I 

25 Yia RaftylRMl. 

uc 

•». frea Ea 

ARTISTIC 

CONCRETE 

rrewRiilft 

FRBf ESTMAT 

(313) 943-4413 

FrM 

Estimates 

C8C BUILDING CO. 

* R E M O D E L I N G • 

A» phases of Carpentry- Doors crown 

Wtga, I lair iafta -a 

!wsrung uto Job Too Sm* 

313 425-6936 or 313 455-3970 

(810)471-2600 

(311)836^810 

Rec rooms, flaaamanri Kachane. 

' Bathroom^ New a Repairs 

A BEALTDFUL CEDAR or wdmaraed 

Dei* w» FREE daaqne a esamaNa 

Uc. ft U*. 15 yrs eiper 

810-442-2744 313-261-1614 

CUSTOM 

. Uceneed buftder Insured 

CM Mark. 810-474-8057 

091 Garages 

DrywaD 

DRYWALL FINWHWO-a 

iai 

ECO CONSTRUCTION 

AdtMwue, itjiinei'a aaawdaftvgr 

aaiiilin i wd do M or pan 

and auda you ihroutfi tie reaL 

UC.. W Rel 313-425-2788 tOeaninf 

DRYWAU a PLASTERWO 

rw Repairs narnlScxa*. Tadurk 

AoouMcd Caft Uc Guar 90 

810-543-0712 

Guar 

30 yrs 

810-682-7543 

EMORY CONSTRUCTOR 

Kitchen a Bar 

Caft lor Iree eat 0131 425-5086 

, ^ rr COSTS 

N O 

M O R E 

to mm 1ft da&s 

workmanship 

«RST PLACE WINNER ol 

two national awards. 

HAMILTON has been law 

•yaig customers lor o*m 38 

^ 

FREE ESTMATES 

HAMILTON 

BUItpefiS 

CM 24 itm. . 

ALPINE CARPCT I Uphoielar, 

True* mad, tm same d% 2 

rme ft hM $35, Sola $30. Loveaeel 

$25 ANO boala/cra 313-422-a 

0RYWALL SERVICE 

• New Conetruckori • Rap—a • 

Texturing . 30 yrs e>pe 

etc Lowest pnees in town Quick 

serwee Fraa eat Serving Wayne ft 

Oakland Counties Central location 

547-2764 or 5504138 

A-i HAUUNG - Moving Scrap metal, 

cleaning basements garages stores, 

ate 

Lowest pnees «i town Oiack 

service Free est Serving Wayne ft 

Oakland Counaes Central locafton 

547-2784 or 559-8138 

I'M HUNGRY!! 

CHEAP & AVAILABLE 

I Perform All Landscaping Sennces 

JEBRV. • (313) 602-8817 

AFFORDABLE • DEPENDABLE 

LAWN CUTTING 

FM Clean-up • Grounds Maint 

Free EM 313-268-9273 

Machine Shop 

D ft J MOVING ft HAULING 

Clean-up, bating a cMpoep rt » * [ 

move* WeftHand*" ?13-720-12^ 

JIG GRINDING 

1U4 

I n—aj—jn—u— 

framtt^T.-wms^ 

tima available, fast turn around. 

EST Mc Ask for Dennis 

(110) 440 3303 

ALL PLUMBING ft HOME REPAIR 

Sowars dran cleanings, hot water 

lams ft repves Free anmaifrs No 

service cflarga Glen 810-357-4975 

• LICENSED MASTER PLUMBER* 

Copper rapva* • Faucets • Disposals 

Remodal ft Repair • Sump pumps. 

Famfty owned • 313-533-4454 

MASTER PLUMBER 

Aft types ol remodeling ft rapavs UCJ 

ins Free est Clean, fast service 

Opn the Plumber 

81Q-353-3755 

PLUMBING WORK DONE 

Reasonable rales Fast service 

No fob too smalt' 

3i-y?T«-?ftfifl — _ 

Sprinkler Systems 

SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 

Blown Out For Winter 

Professional WorV 

Ask to' Marty 

313-584-1025 

AMERICAN APPLIANCE 

HEATING ft COOLING 

313-432-0572 I-800-787-8157 

Furnace Claanng Special $44 

Sales. Service a Paris 

-Oo-fl-Yoursa* Mormafton' 

37400 Ann Alter Tiaft. Uvorn. Ml 

138 Morin^fStorage „ 471-2600 

^13)835-8810 

PMnbmg ft Sewer Claanng. 

Repairs a Merniona Ramodakng 

095 Glaaa, Block, 

I Strnctarii rtc. 

UVO««A GLASS BLOCK • 

"The Mai gun afftfttf" 

313-427 1673 

100 Gwtten 

A-FLORfTE GUTTER 

CO 

SeamHaft guaars mat a "epa»ed 

Fiae est 

3l3^S»4aio 

CHARLES GLITTERS 

Rapavad and ctaanad 

e aal OapendaMe aarvx 

R arryame (313) 554-3< 

CLEMftNG SCREEMNG REPAIRS 

(810) 471-2600 

C 

LANOSCAPE Tieea - Grower 0» 

vAt!b?afrTaSM OSSTTUS 

Fata Lftplir #10- » w c 

MR. 

S H O V E L 

ReauiMng ol Lmm* -Gtv* Contn 

Dnmaoa S Low Aaaa Allan 

W&r 

a Tiaclor Worf^ 

Pwfta M M M a Maatew 

SfwuM - Corieaa - Dm Remote 

F>ae Eat. (3131 3BS8114. Pau 

EAGLE PAINTING 

SERVICE 

Manor ' Emanor i 

1 Cuatom Ca 

Fantastic 

Prices 

5 0 % Off 

Ca> ill Today • Pawl Tomorrow 

lnt€xVTe*tured Ce«.--o» 

COMPLETELY 

INSURED 

FREE E8T1UIATE5 • 30 WS E*P 

wftns! oadar. (at tanaig. gutters t 

ranted oerperary meurance work 

BEST 

CHIMNEY INC. 

ROOFING 

Recovering - Tear Ofts 

Ueanaed • Insured 

810-557-5595 

313-292-7722 

4214 WoottaaiO Am Oa* Park. Ml 

Uc a ms-Free aet 313 281 atsa 

GARDEN crr> OOMSTRUCTION 

UC « Ma- 313-51300W 

Tree Service 

AAA* NATIONAL TREE a STVJMP 

Removal Tamrmng a Topong 

tkiCiiiOaMPg » i rai aitit 

Daap Root Feedkig O131326-0671 

AAA ANOREW TRSE SERVICE 

T 

beat 

May trade tor anowmobaa 

(313) 722-1202 

DIAMOND RMG. lady's - 83 ct brt 

MM. gold band, appraiaed a $4500 

w* SM $1500. 810-474-2888 

RCM FH fiFfiTft MM Mmt 

VmfY 

0.811 Marquise Otamond. 1.1 Set 

$4500per alectnc 

start 8 hp $800 or ban oiler 

313-728-1110 

YAROMAN POWER awn vac/ 

Large capecoy 

Eacaftent 

sfe 610444-3063 

750 

MiaceUaseotu 

For 

Sale 

AUDIO BOOK SALE 

Thousand* 01 tt*es Al caMoone* 

Over stocked 

VMM Story Tellers. 

21015 Farmmgton Road. 3 blocks N 

ol 8 Mfte 810-471-0656 

AUGUST WEST Chimney 

System 2 vecuuna. leased, kke new 

best oiler Aftsr 5pm 810-477-7469 

810452-7063 

CARPET STEAM Cleaner - Com 

marda / residenaa una Start your 

own carpet 

eapand axiabng 

ss 

mcwiow un 

own yuur 

cleaning buaaiass ar 

aigons Some suppftes 

(810) 9774474 

CASH REGISTER Sanyo ECR480 - 

4 darks. 191PLUI. sic . $32&tM*l 

Courser I cabinet kMchen sMe 6 f|. 

$22&t>e*t Deluxe 

daptaytsbae Modutor 2 Parts. $3S& 

bea. StohvM LarranaM. 4'aT, $25 

*s.»ea. Tree MYi Halo r Mgh a 

8* clemater $28 50 aa-taat 

RsUrtng. (810) 642-5085 

CLARK LIFT TRUCK - 2000 to gas. 

ottSs but goods. $1700 Also stM 

ctamst lane 8 rrasc - 

maohmtst vices - $250 

SSB" 

313-533 7098 

FIREPLACE INSERT J g f l 

$230 or^taM 

GENERATOR-HONDA 

*EG3600X 

1201-240 V. nun aboU 30 hows. 

ate new > (313) 5914378 

GIRLS 8 pieos bedroom ouM cftrano 

sat. occasional lable* ft 

CM after a 810-479-7131 

HOT TUB. noanaasL 4 

$2,000 or beat May trade I 

SOLO 

HOT WATER TANKS-USED 

go 1 

80 , 

JACUZZI - VHuno Spa 8 

yeers dd. $1000 I1Q 

hooM) (810) 

tlO or 220 

879-1548 

KENMORE SEWING machine 

toral 

$100 30 oal Hsasquanan 

at stand brand new. $125 Oaft 

CMdooB changng table parted 

$125 T*t* lamp. daMiinmMa. 25 

1»* dd $100 Nkaa. 10 game* 

$75 Women* StfMrtn 3 spaed, 

rweda Bass $50 Men* 10 speed raoer 

$40 After 8pm. (313) 

condaon. $200 (810) 62S-05 

(810) 4354860 

docn ft too **L 

toraataftefton 

Psto $6300. aeftng tor 

00 day* 810447-6300 

svss 8104794064 

MASSAGE TABLE. dMuae. aduMsbta 

head rest Lite new 

$500 or 

beet after (810) 569-7545 

MISC OFFICE lumaure 

2 metal 

desks. 2 Mng cabatets chair* 00m- 

» center 313-728-1110 

POOL SLOE ft dving board. $200 

each or boti tor $375 CM Kevin 

Pager 810-5034046 

I114W103 tor 1 1 $1600 

(313) 8234293 

POWER WASHER -11 ftp. 3000 pel. 

dun 8 Nauto Groat summer |ot> 

CM (313) 455-2499 

SEWING MACHINE 

OMsr model 

heavy duty commercial, wiffi table. 

$100 (313) 561-3706 

SHED. new. unassembled. 10 a 14 

treated wood beee baft. 10 yr ruM 

wenarrfy New $870; SM tor $650 

(313) 455-5718 

SHOPSMtTH 

$850 

MARK 9 Extras 

(313) 326-1348 

STRIPPER MACHINE fagh apeed 

15 gaton* of floor 

3 flaftnni of spray ft bull 

Mops ft bucket* 

r«pray*bult 

810-4794946 

TOOLS - mechanic*, carpenter team 

ft garden Mower*, trailer 

313438-7146 

VIC TANNY 

$400 

MemberahB - 

(810) 

VITA-MASTER STATIONARY b*ta ft 

WHITE UPRIGHT Ireenr. good 

condaon. $60 

Wen?* bench wflh 

weights $25 Rowing machine, $25 

Ski madana $20 313437-2983 

WHITE UPRIGHT Irea/or. 17 cu tl . 

$150 3 kered planl grow canter aMh 

KFo| liOiXl> 

TREAD MIL. 

new. 

•anera), 2 ftp 

aw 

loadaiL wtBi 

WEIOER POWER Maa muai atabon. 

WEIGHT BENCH aMh 100 to Keel 

i**H0M' Uha nasi $75 Laava ataa- 

>*oe 313-387-3891 

oondilion 

Asking 

81 

KoMer ft CampbM Coned* 

*ah bench Fnawood Eacaftent 

$1300 (31$) 525-5639 aft*r 5 

PIANO SPINET Charrywood Eacailent 

oondbon Recenfty luned $800. 

(810) 73*3686 

PIANO SPINET. Cherry wood. 

Hudaon. Vary 0Ood condafem Must 

SSft. $880 (810) 861-3706 

PIANO • Spatd artisnch 

walnut 

Goodcondlon $1100 31347S-29M 

or 810 776-0318. 

PIANO 

Top d tie ate Wuratzet 

cherry cabinet 

7 yr* old ancdlant 

oondtoon $2700 (810) 645-4861 

sj&rr; 

Batov Grand. 

1, aati bench 

Uka new (313) 722-5089 

PLAYER PIANO 

AhBque (1914). tidy restored and 70 

roM $1,500 313-894-8922 

PLAYER PIANO 

gjo-arl -Weberxyidboned 

eaoaMrtl 

ofter 810-335-0024 

PLAYER PIANO. 1918 LestOi. 

mahogany, need* rsftrsshmg. rsbt 

187 reft*. $995. (810) 3824048 

>OOL TABLE 7 a New aMM tap 

Good condaon $800 

(810) 227 

We Buy PIANOS 

(Spinsls. Consoles Grary*. 

Top pnees tor 9 Mir may Grands 

- ANO - 

HAMMOND ORGANS 

(B-3. C-3. A-100 ft others). 

CaB Mr. Howard 

313-561-3537 

WURUTZER organ double keyboard. 

decaorac itr^hm LA* new 

S M - 

YAMAHA OHt 1989 53" baby grand 

ivory 

factory warranty. Ike new. 

$11,400 / U move 8104614579 

752 

Sportffl|Goodi 

BIG GAME TROPHIES-- Ek heeds. 

Caflbou Sheep. God* B 

Skua* 

Steve. (810) mr rug* ft 

792-3125 

BOYS SKIS ft boot* good condition 

$200 Boy* Bauer hockey skate* 

aze fi. $25 (313) 425-0408 

DORA GUOE 1995 Air Hockey IM*e 

44"a85" aeeiorac teanng. ifce new 

$450 (810)6614579 

EXERCISE EQUIPMENT - Me new 

Seat Lfteatyler Treadmft. 1 yr old. 

$350 Pro Unk Weight I 

$300 Pro Cor* 718E Stair Stepper 

$75 . (810) 474-4810 

GOALIE EQUIPMENT - Complete 

mans su* Uka new Vaudin ft 

Cooper $1000 313-522-5841 

HEALTH GLIDER - $250 

^fr^Boa Mud SM Compare d 

HOCKEY SKATES, brand new 

Bauer Supreme 3000 eizs 81EE 

$180 313-5224767 

HOME GYM pus atationary take 

rowing machine, electric atair 

,$1200d>est (810)477-4877 

NOHOIC Track Pro-Lftte new $380 

Call Da tor* 7pm 313-261-0808 

MOROfC TRACK - wdk IH. sdl propdtod 

tread m* 

$400 Prooor um 

condaon. $250 (810) 

MOROIC TRACK Wdk F< Arodacs 

Exerciser 1 yr oM. like new 

3134234379 

NOROiC TRAK Pro New this year 

electronic packag* ft video $500 

CM (810) 625-0577 

PtNG/GOLF CLUBS, Karden Set 

Iron* $275 Taylor mads dnver. 

Burner Plus $40 810-954-2311 

POOL TA6LE. Brunswick. Bristol 

Oak. 4 a8'. needs new aa $750 

(810) 4774399 

POOL TABLE / ping pong MP h4laue 

Kaeaen slate top 

awwroom 

condaon. M equipment (600 

(810) 473-0617 

POOL TABLE $800 Red. drop 

podid. eacelenf condbon. wa aa* 

Quick Btocmftdd (810) 932-3354 

good - (810) 824-3049 

FLUTE, Yshama, student, $150 

Trombone, Oleaemg, F attaohmeni 

$450 Excellent 810-626-7406 

HAMILTON STUOO aue piano buB 

X Paldiwn, cherry «nah. good oorv 

m. $1050 (81Q) 548-9543 

KAWAI Upright - Exceftent condaon. 

t*0i0o*aaborry . $2500/bed. Mac 

homehoW a*me 810-463-1198 

KIMBALL SPINET wdnm pmno wah 

bench 7year*dd $1200 Very good 

condHon . (810) 347-1875 

LOWRCY THEATRE organ $800 

Qiwnd apm*t Piano - $ W 

Excel 

ant Bondaon 13131 886-2590 

ORGAN - Gem Bednc. wWaoorttai 

m *me tor Chnetmas grvtng {Menace 

$1.SOOibed (313) 728-7450 

POOL TABLE Side used fence 

$60(yor Bed Ofter Ptoase CM 

(313) 266-3021 

TABLES 

swadi Gdd Crown. 1 pooL 1 mookar. 

1 Mhard. $1500 aech - AMo. anbque 

6x12 *nook*r (313) 420-3589 

POOL TABLE 

5x8 «-labia tennis 

top que* paddes ft accessories 

mduded Good condaon $200 

SOLD 

SCHW1NN AIRDYNE Pro eaercaa 

Cake Otaet OM drive with computer 

$800 new Mud aM. $599 or ba« 

Altai 3pm (810) 862-9966 

SOLOFLEX 

tarly ft 

i s r 

d bench 

but- 

1. *«cM*m corv- 

313-425-1543 

SOLOFLEX • $1000 08 Have but 

a attachment ft ag attachment 

caah (810) 477 7088 

TREAD MILL 

M alectnc Pacamaetar 

SXPro $1000 Home 

810-437-7550. 'Work 313-459 6961 

ALWAYS BUYMG mstsd caah 

paid. Odd. *»ver diamurxja waachea 

I estates Your )ewdar* Bench, 

38479 W • 10 MM, on 10 ma. 

" 'Mead « Haogany. 

McOonalffi, 

Jn tie 

Plaza. Farrrwiglari HM*. Ml 

ANIMALS 

KTSAJVCSTOCK 

#780-798 

FIND IT IN CLASSIFIED 

FINO IT IN CLASSIFIED 

783 

CATS - 2 ahort hair. 2 long he*, need 

" »afsta. Cat laM 

(313) 5254860 

good Noma. aM separata Cat isM 

* MW< 

CFA . 

1*1 ahots $150. 

CM anyame, 113-288-1491 

FISH FOR SALE 12 

Alncen Frontosas Also have squarui*. 

.100 ft 130 Ga with Wand* 

(313) 729-9175 

KITTENS 8 

home grown, titer 

old. heaahy. 

earned, $20 each 

810-474-4884 

SIAMESE KITTENS lOwk* old 

male, biuepoms $125 eadVor Beet 

Ofter - — 1 (313) 837-2739 

784 

Dop 

AKC GOLDEN Rslnever pup*, 

darter *hot*, 6 wks $375 

313-274-50*9 or 313 338-3786 

AKC .PUPS - 

DACHSHUND also ENGLISH 

POINTERS 313-941-0535 

AKC YORKlE S tmy Vat checked ft 

Id puppy (hot* Female $425 Male 

$375 Ha*d Park 810-547-9074 

AKfTA - AKC puppMS $650. 

Sanou* nqumes only plea** 

313-534-2848 

AMERICAN ESKIMO mmature pupears 

14171 

pro* »ulty wfat* 1 eddy be 

810451 

AMERICAN ESKIMO Mtvatur* c**x 

UKC Shots ft wormed $2504300 

BtFtO DOGS Traned. pcantar lemaM 

of setter male (810) 693-1731 

BOSTON TERRIER Puroes • AKC. 

bom 8-14-95 2 mala*. 2 larnaies 

CM after 5pm 810-349-1625 

CHIHUAHUA 

AKC, 8 month oM 

mde 

$200 ortiest oiler 

CM (6101 559-2382 

CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES AKC 2 

male* 

Reedy 

Adorable $450 

(810| 896-45' 

4 ^ 

COCKER SPANIEL puppie* AKC. 

black tern ales $250 

CM (810) 966 1915 

JACK RUSSELL TERRIERS - 2 

ss 

LABS 

2 Mac 

Breeder Top quaBy Guaranteed 

Shots. aonnaL dudeaa. umsde 

Karaid $350-$400 810-437 80! 6 

NOVA 1984 5 spaed. tw+ grW 

$1000 or beet 

Qii) aasaa

6D 

\uu* Wanted 

AUTOMOTIVE 

Tracb For Sale Mini-Vans Vana 

t 

AVCO 1978 26 

-lade I* 

?6?S »> 

omrmK 

Stored 

bcxly Oodo* 440 | 

«• Westtend llS-45^7610 

I ABSOLUTELY 

BANNER travel )ra 

Fndge stove oven. 

»«n $1200 

COACHMAN CAT Ai_lNA-rake. 1S6B 

2tft Omu nvifvMM Ptxeo lo m« 

$4500 » M 8I0-365-0S38 

COACHMAN 1994 RV ongH-ia 

pnoe $51805 ikMdedi jndei 6000 

ules .Ikiess in ta««ty 

t-usI sell 

538 500 (3131 326-74*9 

HIGHEST S PAID FBh 

Quality Cars & 

Trucks 

We buv with 

P « * 

:w« Jen a* v.-- Ciii ».i 

13131 5»7«11 

FORD RANGER 1991 XLT powa 

steennpbiakes 5 ipeii-i t" sfereo, 

1 owner eknuei new 60.000 m*es 

jim $.'500 B!0-6oe 

CHEVROtET 199* 

Loaded. e«aMent oandtton 

'or*, 9000 maes 23-moS at $,36* mo 

50 3c*wn payment (8101 77B-8233 

Junk Cars Wanted 

I FORO 1993 Rang®. «. T Jiorce.l | CHEVROt ET 19094 Lumlna lS 

3 0 «w •Llor-at* '"alerting ..ap ' mm van w»9i Joo« loaded 

:*»rw 4.1 SMAS )l3-444-7681 I $11500 E«leode 7 

screen room no< wata fndge 

Garage >uap< Pay o» Balance 

and gei S8O0 (313) 422-5693 

COONTRVCLU6 36've*owstone5tn 

«.neei nacn AC «caeded •»

CLASSIFICATIONS 815 to 

1 

—-O&E Monday. October* 9. 1995 

Lincoln 

iC*iG D»-*» Si - 

""to* S«3 TOO 

3'3i 2^8^04 

*CC0fiD 1881. S£ 

'00» MM pricad $10 896 

3LASSUAN OLOS .«40t 354-1300 BOOO con»Mn aatonn 82 500 

313' 317-2222 c 6'0-553-2405 

R A G E T O Y O T A 

MICHIGAN'S LARGEST 

TOYOTA DEALER 

ond«»on $'500 

OVC 1980 DX 4 Hoot 8_j 

W64 4~do6r an—4 JIIHU 55-IAX- "•"« »w era* excakentl 

136TOOmitos *m1m cassette jooa • S5 90C Ate- ifxr- 313-455-9738 

810-932-148* i 0'VIC 1992 IX 4 doc*. f cmim 

>owe- 5 «»M 32 300 -was .** 

I '•*» sa SDC 

>o«o 

CIVIC '980 S speed sunroof am 

ft"i cassette a.' • 70 000 maes excer- 

>ent S625£! 8.101 541 4372 

CIVIC '98V 2 dec o 689-2168 

1996 CAMRY LE 

Alloy Wheels 

• Full Power 

Gold Package 

• Woodgrain 

Power Sunroof 

• Automatic 

Spoiler 

• Keyless Entry 

OPEN SAT. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. 

MICHIGAN S LARGEST TOYOTA DEALER 

P A G E 

T O Y O T A 

ON TELEGRAPH 810-352 8580 

Bet. 8 & 9 Mile RD 1 800-331-9525 

V-6, 

automatic, 

power window» 

A 

locks,' 

anti-lock 

brakes, driver's air 

bag, cruise, tilt. 

Am/FM cassette, air 

low mileage, service 

rental 

List Price 

S16,595 

SALE PRICE 

$ 1 2 , 9 9 5 ' 

Hurry! Limited 

Selection Available..' 

Olds / Aurora 

2*555 Mcfugan Ave 

1 C» 

565-6500 

«O*DA '» 

•ton 5630C 

'ed mrnooi 

«ce"eni coni 

8*0-84? 9036 

MARK VIM '.994 n»n grey onopnroof 

29 000 m«** patM 526 000 

T nj> 8'0 643-6202 

HONOA S 

1989-t9W 22 i: COOM 

ACCO»CS CtVCS PRELUDES 

TAMAQQFF" 353-1300 

RREcUOE 1994 My loaded 

wrvt* Baa 22 (XXJ mr«j } sfteed 

sunroof S'6 500 bee '810> 269-8339 

, WRK '993 VIII Sor ma diecnmin- 

, -gatingtook!lease 7000 >23' Eva 881-8427 

COUGAR 1980 64 000 TMaa 1u» 

powar an ootio ?n-i jai.r.i ( MAZOA 929 T993 - silver ««ca*ent 

:n 1990 

Q-nly 28 COO mm iu.«ury 'eare- 

S'3 7& 

FOX HILLS 

RROTEGE '9f2 LX pow moon- 

. root *indo»5 ôclis mmaculale 

S7 TOO I8iq, 377-6185 

• RX7 1985 • 83 00ami'as good cw- 

, dition new exnauctt«nary 5'500 

cev 810-473-6433 

! RXT '964-5 speed moor roo' air 

j " 0 7 OOO miles rjark 'jrey am-!rr. 

I cassene S24^5 :8l0i 749-3890 

GRAND MAROUiS 199.1 IS 4 door 

loaded 47 000 miles extra dean 

must see' $10,910 

DEMMER *ORD i 313) 721-2600 

I,i M'wwit 

cjuarti 63 000 miles VB 6 passenger 

like new 

HUNTINGTON FORD 

Rochester 810-852-0400 

GRAND MAROU1S '991 - 2 ne* 

ves e>naust brakes dar« Brown. 

62 000 mu»s S8500 313-422-2478 

LVTMX 1986 4 900. 5 speea GooO 

cond>«on S9S0- O' 8esi Oftei Can 

SOLO 

G(u^cyuUuiaticuvi 

REX COMBS 

Salesperson 

of the Month 

September 1995 

and 

GoHoe«ent 

condmon mamtainecl Bre-al car 

$4 750 (810) 737-0386 

CALAIS 1968 UntemalKjnal-Buroundy 

l oaded 86 000 m4es Great 

eondaon $3300 turn 

SOLD 

SABLE 1990 LS Loaded Keyless 

Premium sound Cruae Very good 8 

dear, Best Ofler (3t3! 420-07D2 

SABLE 1985 LS 2 000 Mies loaded 

red «*'9ray leader rserx» power 

mooraool warranty (313. 981-4931 

SABLE LS 1992 32 000 miles V6 

Air Loaded Clolt! intenor $9250 

(3131 522-AI04 

TOPAZ 1969 4 door automalK w 

tm;cassette power wndowm.1ocks 

67 OOOrMea $3250 iSIOi 641^322 

CALAIS 1989 international 2 dogrr 

red eunraot automanc av aluminum 

nms power •undows.locks 

56 495 

OL SON OLDS 

vana near 

shades, too muchtomention here' Stock 165006 

WAS 

$33,539 Nm*21,360^ 

'95 RAM 2500 LWB 

IMPERIAL C0NVVAN 

Magnum V8, 4 $pe«ca8ani 

Sa.000 610-682-0374 

RELIANT f 

78.000 maae. .400 810-563-47 

SUNDANCE 1987. 2 door. 

oondMon. 75 000 mdei 

$1.886 (610) 

SUNDANCE a 

1982-1984. larae 

M»»ng from fc.996 

DUSTERS 

8 ChryMar-PNmcuh 

(313) 525-7804 

SUNDANCE 1881 - Super dean J 

door, automate. 4 cytndar Loaded 

S2.000 Me* $5700 8106224-0014 

868 Poatiac 

•eONMEVELLE 1884 - SSEt BMc> 

esi 

810-851 -4663 

866 Plymouth V6. 

ACCLAIM 1984. automatic 

ASS brake* $11,970 

FOX HILLS 

Ch/ysier-Ptymauth-Jeap-Eagle 

313-455-8740 

1 313-861-3171 

ACCLAIM 1994 

mete rsmari on 

- &700 

warr«r*y. 

(810) 18.995 

375-5432 

ACCLAIM 1983, 

power windows. 

OLSON OLDS lock* S!*B6 

(313)-261-6800 

ACCLAIM 1992, 

dean. $6888 

Tamaraf Oodge 

V6 automatic, air 

810-354-6600 

DUSTER 1994 

$10,880 

" FOX HILLS 

Ci*y*Mr-Plymot*t>-Jeep-£agM 

313-465-8740 313-961-3171 

DUSTER - 1992 2 door 

mdes automatic, power 

$6400 810-360-6734 

OueTER 1982 ES 2 door, V6 aulomaas. 

dr. red 8 ready. Ml power. 

(313>26t-6800 

tree'-Warranty 

OLSON OLDS 

DUSTER 1982 - Green Low 

Meag* Mm condmon $7100 of 

Oast Oder 313-837-0020 

OUSTER 1987 New brae, new carbjfpx. 

Clean lSOOmetjobabM 

*»rtarty 

TER 1984 - v-6. eir. oUse. Ml. 

$8900 (810) 52S4132 

BARMINGTON HILLSCOLT 1991. 

8L000 Mea. Mr. manual (rammlai. 

Ma new. $4.200%est 1810) 

(810) 546-4600 

2 car*. 1988 and 1988 

[wet $2800 lor boV< or make ue 

lor one or Doth CMI Tom. 

r> 810-861-2402 

tS0RIZ0N. 19B7 good 

aawv steering i brakes am-lm. 

98 000 m*e* $1450 313-663-9415 

£ SM3« MI0 

0 $7,968 

BLACKWELL 

I^SER '981 RS - automaac Ml. 

war wmdows, eruaa. M*iao. 

.000 Ma*. $6,700 810-620-0235 

FORD 

(313) 453-1100 

Call 

i-80-CAR-LDAN 

i 

loan 

buS, I 

t know when to 

tun Than, Icotiett 

l-SOO-CAKUWiontlmj 

The call s- 

* FREE 

* CONHOENTUL 

* NO HASSLES 

t>S00-CAfl -LOAN* 

Mhoui 

7 days 

Call 

24 houre a day, 

lawaak 

BONNEVILLE 1983 SSE-Qrearylan 

Mathar Loaded ExcMMm 39.000 

mi** $16,500 Aksr 530 B10-962-6036 

BONNEVILLE 1993, SSE., red, My 

loaded car pnone. escatMnl comaton 

$20.00uitoesl 810-634-6501 

BONNEVILLE SSE-I 1994 wTnle 

oortMI. aaoy wheels new-car trad* 

Special Price $19,986 

SUBURBAN OLDS CADtLAC 

(810) 643-0070 

BONNEVILLE 1981 - SSE 

loaded. *unrgol. ren>«e anlry. ank- 

«helt 15500 SOLD 

BONNEVILLE SSE 1S82, ready |o 

go lor arty $12,995 

Bob Jeannotte Buick 

(313) 453-4411 

868 

eONNEVaxE 1982 wMto. 40 000 

^•••MBBeka ai2soo 

(313) 458-8679 

I 1983 - HUHIMII. 8 C|*- 

MM "00"- Mean gu»w 

$1200 AtOI 877 I mr 

19.000 aMaa. $12,986 

BOB -JEANNOTTE 

PONTWCiOaiC TRUC 

cnaae new Mea VB 

90000 MM Ei n«i«ril contkton 

$3300 810488-4875 E«aa 879-2381 

F1REBIRO 18*4. FormUa LT1. V-8. 

8 speed. Hack. 22000 m«*a. oM 

condaon $16,400. (810) 247-1323 

17.000 

•at Ewer«ng» 

810-674-8082 

GRAND AM 1882. Black. 2 door, 

mag wneeM ve eusonaac $6 

car 458-5244 Aak lor Bob Coon 

GORDON CHEVROLET 

QRM40NU 1881, 4 Ik 

TamaroH Dodge 810-354-6600 

GRAND AM 1888 - 4 door, burgwkjy. 

A1 condMon.** power, cnaee 

conMU. an*n Marao. t>uad4 58.000 

a. $3700 - 313-631-1884 

GRAND AM 1883.4 door. 8 cyMxMr 

loaded. Mack. 32.000 mae*. perlect 

shape, mual m* 313-728-2772 

GRAND AM 1883. 4 door. My 

"1, BkceMnl condmon tow 

$10000 (810) 856-2708 

GRAND AM 1881. $3,800 4 door, no 

ruM. cruiee. Mr. appro 904100 

m*** Engine a IranemaMon over- 

Oy prawoa* owner iMk 

(>10) 724-0962 

GRANO AM 1886 GT - 4 door. (Map 

purpM. My equipped. $14.000feeM 

Can (810) 673-3364 

GRANO Akl GT 199* 4 door power 

windows, power locks. ML cruse. 

Murranun wheels. csisiWi , loaded. 

ABS brake*, lecaory warranty 

S1 — 

GRAND AM GT 1882, 4 door lad 

power unreal eusomeec power 

windows. V6 new car trade in! 

Sato once $12,488 

SUBURBAN OLDS CADILLAC 

I8IUI.MJ-UUJU 

GRAND AM 

moonrool. a 

GLASSMAN 

GT. 

iM pneed, $12,988. 

OLDS (810) 354-3300 

GRANO AM ,1984 GT, V-6. 4 door. 

•Mt. loaded 1 27.000 maa*. axcetent 

condBon $12,300 810488-2041 

GRAND AM - 1887 LEtoeded ins 

6 drive* greea Onane; owner. 

68.000 m*e* $2895 810-471-0954 

GRANO AM -1982 LE V6. M pow*r 

4door Automatic, conaoto. a* 

Pnce lo sen $7500 810-6884686 

GRANO AM 1988. 95.000 mIMe, 

n*«M brake*. $1800. 

(3t3) 458-6623 

GRAND AM 1093 SE. automatic, 4 

door ponkac guaMy sleek podac 

•Ntogi 

HUNTINGTON FORD 

Rochester 810-852-0400 

GRAND AM 1983 SE - 4 cylinder, 

sicea*n( condMan. Aqua Mam*. 4 

door Marm loaded. $10,000 Day*. 

810-855-760VEves 313-207-023© 

GRAND AM 1994 SE 4 door. low 

m4es loaded. Warranty. exce*ent. 

$10.90CKbest (8101 334-7315 

GRANO AM 1986 SE Loeded new 

Mee. nam enpne. needs pant. Alpine 

st««»0 $1900 313-421-7334 

GRAND AM 1983 SE Power .a* am 

Im aareo cassette, vary good conclinn. 

46.000 mkes. $8198. must Ml 

810-623^105 

GRAND AM 1992 SE. 5 speed 4 

door super dean. 58.000 mda*. 

loaded, power everytara $7500. 

Cal a!)at 6pm. (810) S4&3524 

GRAND AM 1983 SE V6 2 door. 

Burgandy Excellent condition, 

loaded. SIOJOO 610-363-0545 

Poatiac 

868 Poatiac 

GRAND AM 1884 SE - VS. Hun»er 

Green Loaded, 17300 ,m*es Mia 

nasi $11,800 ot hae( aid-786-1448 

GRANO AM 1984 SE V* loaded 

••an oondMon. HuMf green 

$11 SOOtieei , (810) 4884808 

GRAND AM 1884 - SE VWMe. amo- 

... „ _ ato Mm 

$11,200 GM Ratoee (810) 

OR,AND AM 

$12.8*8 

TamaroW Dodge 

m* 

•••:. IM 8800 

GRAND PRIX 1881 automatic Mr. 

ao Mack 4 door $10985 

AaktorBob Coon 458-5244 

H 

GORDON CHEVROLET 

GRANO PRIX 19844 4 U package 

Fuay loaded Moor« ; -» CD. oar 

phone Beet ofler 313-556-7672 

GRANO PRIX 1982.4 door, egutoed 

n M*w «• 

UV an* tra iN$»i«fkk.Mie«|8i»a«9«ai«MeaMsaaii 

WMtcorwrtw«i**W. clones rid ee.toa-iw'eetk' 

grdnrai aw Ml* Ut FM ttsrw ctmn T» MM* a 

Mnbni M4IM. Mfsct I

10Dtc*«enl concMion 

•httPl', tfiSYirtlf n-jfe-M&a 

VR2 »98S 5 spaed âvy om i- 

l*» ntw tiT9S 12 800 

l-M 013( 507-9220 

SUPRA ise?. loidM piacfc'te«g« 

W«l*ei «T»no« s y«»0 

ciVKMon S4500 speakers 1 

$'20dfea*l 810) 645-9428 

SUNBIR0 1987 ai*w*»c new ares, 

banary.tmkes retuM engm good 

co«»on $1600 (313) 425-0668 

HONOA 1983 Prelude - engine • 

needs clUch 94.00C miles'. I 

Leave message |8101 626 9246 TRANS AM 1981 - pody & mlenor 

mceaent ctojaon needs eogm* 

wort. $1000 or beat r313l 72»«I22 

VOLKSWAGON BUS 1979 Needs 

work Rune MOO (313) 729-0587 

USED CARS & TRUCKS 

kBWB* 

94 FORD F-150 PICK UP 

Black beauty, fiberglass top.. . 12,988 

'93 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER SE • 

7 passenger. 18,000 miles, loaded, sharp 

J 13,988 

•91 OLDS BRAVADO 4 DOOR 4X4 - 

Leathei. low miles, clean & loaded 1 14,988 

AM/FM. power steering & brakes . 

'6295 • 

•92 CMC SONOMA PICK UP 

•93 CHEVY S-10 BLAZER 4 DOOR 4X4 • 

P a£T.W,o 4 ctt CKS . 

from '14.988 

•92 OLDS SILHOUETTE 7 Passenger n n c 

Leather, power windows & lochs, cassette 12.995 

•92 OLDS SILHOUETTE 7 Passenger ^ _ 

Le«Ner, power windows 4 locks, cassette 12,995 

'91 JEEP WRANGLER 4X4 

Soft top. AM/FM cassette 9988 

•93 CHEVY SILVERADO EXTENDED CAB PICK UP 4X4 

Power, wrndows & locks, cass., two tone. 

26!o00 miles. Burgun, very sharp 1 . . 19.988 

'93 DODGE RAM 250 WINDOW VAN 

Lots of seats! 14.988 

•93 FORD F-150 XLT EXTENDED CAB , 

Automatic. a>* oowe - windows & locks cassette '14.988 

•94 GMC PICK UP 

Automatic, air. power windows & locks 14,995 

•94 JEEP CHEROKEE SPORT 

Low m»les. pristine condition, 2 to choose. From '16.888 

OLSON * LIVONIA 

OLDSMOBILE • NISSAN • AURORA 

33850 Plymouth, Livonia 

(313) 261-6900 

BIG SAVINGS 

On Our Full Line of Gently 

Used Vehicles 

AII Cars Clearty Priced 

ALL THE TIME! 

Most Cars Carry 3 Month/ 

5 n n n Milp I Warrantv 

89 CHEVY ASTRO CL 

LoaOM sal* pr«M' 

$6868 

CAVALIERS!! 89- - 94 

Seven to choose from 

Priced to SELL 

EXTENDED CAB PICKUP 

into, loaded, cap. aluminum 

wfteefs. a»4,sna«p' 

$22.222 

92 DODGE SHADOW 

[ »o floor alitw-at* »M fv 

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Stfeo. 11.000 Miles 

$6886 

i . o u L 

CHEVROLET 

'91 TAURUS QL 

Loaded. 6 c»krx»er, clean' 

$6868 

94 CHEVY S-10 PICKUP 

am.-tm Stereo, onceflto-sell' 

$9889 

'91 PONTIAC GRAND AM 

Two door, automate, soaded. 

stum-irHirn wtieels. -48,000 miles 

$7171 

'92 LUMINA APV 

Futiy loaded. 3 8 engine, 

aluminum wheels, 38.000miies 

$11,444 

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92 CHEROKEE 4 DOOR 

Laredo package. 

92 DAKOTA CLUB CAB 

ow »11,988 ONLY $ 12,488 

'91FOM EXPLORER 

Eddie Bauer Package, 

loaded, extra sharp 

OMLY S 13,988 

'93 EXPLORER XLT 

Leather, sunroof 

ONLY '17,288 

'93 6RAMD WjEROK EE 

Laredo package, 

2 to choose from. 

OMLV l 1995 Aspire 

$ 

2 door or 4 door 

600 Rebate 

Tig*}' 1995 Escort 

2 door or 4 door Wagons 

80 to Choose From 

$ 75Q Rebate 

1995 Contour 

WtoZ^From 

ngv>'- 1995 Probe 

Tripte Bonus Discount 

10 to Choo se From 

Save up to '2600 

1995 Bronco 

*2000 Factory Rebate 

1995 Explorer 

XLT-Eddie Bauer-Limrted 

Huge Discounts 

AWARD WINNING 

SERVICE DEPT. 

DAILY RENTAL CARS AVAILABLE 

While They Last 

•HUNDREDSOFCARS61 

TRUCKSMUSTBESOLD! 

1995 

CONVERSION 

VANS 

Mark III • Tradewinds • Holiday 

SAVE UP TO $8000 

20 to Choose From! 

Belleville/Canton 

9800 BellevHIe Rd. (Canton Center Road) 

1996 TMUBUS 

313-697-9161 * o w m v m l a b l e ! 

Mon. ft Thura. 9-9 • Tues.. Wed. ft Frt. 9-6 

NOW QPPN SATURDAYS. 

prop $$$$1 

FOR YOUR 

•TRADH 

^ 7 

1 9 9 5 Aerostar 

$ 1500 Rebate 

nnS^[\ 

995 Crown Victoria 

1000 Rebate 

TtS^'1995 Ranger 2.3L 

$ 300 Rebate 

Huge Discounts 

*&*" 1995 F-150 

^ ' 1 9 9 5 

•1000 Rebate 

Mustang 

Coupes & Converts 

UP TO $750 Rebate 

Huge Discounts-SAVE NOW! 

*£*"1995 Thunderbird 

$ 500 Rebate 

it£?" 1995 Taurus 

QL-S€-iX 

$ 2000 Rebate 

A-X-Z-B 

.... 3800 V6. ABS brakes. AM/FM stereo cassette, dual airbags. tut, 

power windows, power locks, tmted «ss. sport mirrors, ilkiminaied 

entry rear deck spoiler, rear defroster I more, Stk. 1950204 

QM OPT M Deduct $1067.70 

1995 GRAND PRIX SE SEDAN 

Air, 3.1 V6. 4 speed automatic, power locks, power windows and 

more. Sfc. #950229 

SSJb E E '14,995* 

1995 TRANS 

SPORT SE 

GM OPT. II Deduct $852.90 

£& $ 14,995* 

GM OP" H Deduct $894 45 

'iwarn'" 

1995 GRAND AM SE COUPE 1996 JIMMY 4x4 

DRIVERS ED SPECIAL 

Air coodrDoning, stereo, cassette, automatic, door 

locks. ABS brakes, reclining bucket seats, dual 

mirrors and much more. DRIVER'S ED 

SPECIAL. Stk. #950562. 

$ 12,695* 

QM OPT. 11 Deduct $746.50 

1995 SUNFIRE SE 2 DOOR COUPE 

Automatic, aif conditioning, dual air bags, anti-toe* 

brake*, rear deck spoiler, rear defroster 

Ml. aluminum wheete. convenience pkg 

Stock #950921 

$ 12,995* 

GM OPT U Deduct $655.20 

4.3 liter enhanced V-6 engma, auto trans, air bag. ABS 

biahyt. air condtoning, power driver seat, keviess entry. 

overt>ea

I 

12D(*) -O&E Monday, October 9. 1995 

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SI?-If i*: J -r *£: •> 

MMBMPHMa 

GREEN TAG II SALE 

OUR ONCE A YEAR GREEN TAG SALE 

IS HAPPENING AGAIN!!! 

© BUICK 

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(£>ISUZU: 

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: NISSAN HONDA 

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KtCCl'ARTERS 

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r, AM/FM cUMttl, power 

root, ASS. Bfloy wheels. (0061331) 

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Rirai 

28585 TELEGRAPH ROAD, Southfield 

CALL: 

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SUPER SAVINGS 

TION 

" B U Y M O W A N D S A V E ! ! " 

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MON & THURS 8:30-9 

TUES/WED FRI 3:30-6 

SAT 8:30-4 PM

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