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The Observer/MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1996 (C)A3
A2(C) The Observer IMON DAY, SEPTEMBER 16. 1996
'Keys to Success' set for Sept. 18
The Plymouth-Canton Educational
Park counseling department will present
"Keys to Success" a program for
high school seniors and their parents at
7 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 18. in the Plymouth
Salem high school auditorium.
The program is sponsored by the P-
CEP counseling department in conjunction
with Eastern Michigan University.
I' of M Dearborn, and Schoolcraft College.
Senior year, is very important and
.along with the excitement of graduation
conies important decision making for
both seniors and their parents. This
program offers valuable information to
help students plan their future
Trees from page 1A
heavily forested, but (the developers
I are making every attempt
to minimize the removal." said
Bocklage.
Developers are allowed to take
down "20 percent of the trees
without replacement Trees
more than six inches in diameter
are regulated under the ordinance
However, 20 percent of
the trees would amount to
1.343. Singh's early estimates
call for removing 2.900. said
Bocklage.
Singh representative Tom,
Jetke said its too early to tell
how many trees will have to be
removed
"A great majority have been
preserved. It's so premature to
guess." he said.
The Planning Commission
unanimously recommended
approval of Singh's revised preliminary
Planned Development
District iPDD) and preliminary
plat last Monday.
A Planned Development Dis-'
trict is an alternate form of
development that is governed by
a master development plan. The
district generally includes a mix
of land uses or housing types
The flexibility of this form of
development allows the developer
to negotiate while maintaining
a miniumum open space,
such as providing neighborhood,
parks and the preservation of
natural features, said Community
Planner Jeff Goulet
The township board will consider
the recommendation at its
Sept. 24 meeting. If approved,
•'The program is open to all
seniors and their parents
from both Plymouth Salem
and Plymouth Canton High
School.'
the developers are required to
get state Department of Natural
Resources approval before the
final preliminary plat consideration
comes again before the
township board.
If Singh's development calls
for removing more than the
allotted 20 percent, the township
could allow for other
options. Bocklage said. The
same number of trees could be
replaced to a different location
within the property'5 boundaries
or Singh could chose to pay the
township $200 per tree. The
money would be put into a fund
to plant trees on other public
property.
A free removal permit must be
obtained before any construction
begihs on the proposed subdivision
The preliminary plat shows a
50-foot treeline along Lilly Road,
except for the entrance.
The recommended approval
stipulated that over 32 percent
or 16 acres of "passive" recreational
open space must be provided
in the form of undisturbed,
natural woodland and
wetland areas with access to the
Rouge River corridor
Singh's revised plan also
reduced the number of lots from
94 to 81. each with a minimum
lot of 85 feet, lot depth Of 120
feet and a minimum area of
10,200 square feet.
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The evening will begin promptly at 7
p.m. with a brief general session in the
auditorium Following the introductory
remarks, students and parents will meet -
with their counselors in a group session,
where a review of the various post-graduation
options, important senior year
considerations, and the college application
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Contract from page 1A
Cotner said binding arbitration
would be expedient. "This
thing is getting out of hand. I
don't see us working it out fairly
easily. It seems to me it's time to
bring the situation to a swift and
certain end. The process they are
entering into could possibly
result in nothing since it is just a
recommendation. We well may
waste a month's time, because
fact finding is just a, recommendation
Both sides could end up
looking at it and saying. 'Gee,
that isn't very good.' "
Binding arbitration doesn't
always bring about the best
result, said Goldman. Police and
fire bargaining agreements call
for binding arbitration, and as
Goldman recalled, "in the 1970's
and 1980's. Mayor Coleman
Young received awards that
resulted in layoffs of police. But
he had no choice."
Cotner said. "What is interesting
is that police and fire have
binding arbitration. The lawrequires
that they go to binding
arbitration. What you've got currently
is a state government that
is anti-teacher, and a Legislature
that didn't see fit to give us
the same.
"It gave us a law that requires
one-sided arbitration. We are
bound by fact finding and they
are not. As I said Tuesday night.
I don't relish reliquinshing control
of bargaining a settlement
when we feel 'it is our legal right
to do so."
According to Goldman, "We
haven't exhausted the procedures
in the law yet. The board'sconcern
is that it not abrogate its
responsibilities of running the
district by going to binding arbitration.
That is what they would
be doing by giving their responsibility
to a third party whu
would say, 'This is what you will
do folks.'
"They're doing the same thing
by going to a fact finder." said
Chuck Portelli. president of the
teachers' union. "They should be
bargaining with the PCEA at the
bargaining table as long as it
takes to resolve this. We've been
bargaining since February in
good faith."
Cotner questions the district's
sincerity.
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Charitable: Sgt. Jim Davison (left) and firefighter Mike Caruso
Iright) of the Canton Fire Department present a $4,000 check
to John McHugh (center), area director of Special Olympics
Michigan Area 23 Wayne County. Canton firefighters raised a
total of $13,000 from a benefit softball game Aug. 3. Canton
firefighters and police challenged a celebrity team of Detroit
Red Wings Alumni and television sport sea sters. The proceeds
went to Canton Firefighters #2289 Charity Foundation for
distribution to area charities.
• 'The hoard's concern
is that it not abrogate
its responsibilities of
running the district by
going to binding arbitration.'
Errol Goldman
—Assistant superintendent
"Frankly, our belief is that the
employer is interested in going
through that process because the
law requires them to before they
implement whatever they want
to implement. We feel if they
were sincere in trying to get it
overwith. they'd go to binding
arbitration, where we'd know it
was over."
Bargaining isn't set to resume
until the afternoon of Monday.
Sept. 23. A mediator, Jim Amar
of the Department of Labor's
Bureau of Employment Relations.
will be present.
A scheduled vote on the Plvmouth-Canton
Administratorscontract
was postponed Tuesday
night. "Administrators wanted
some more information about
one of the provisions" regarding
health insurance, said Goldman
It will be back on the agenda
for the Sept. 24 meeting.
The board named a third party
health administrator. Benefit
Sources of Ann Arbor, for the
district. The intent is to give all
employees, top administrators
.included, an option besides Blue
Cross Blue Shield, said Goldman
The high teacher absentee rate
has dropped since last week,
"But we still are not able to
approve school business
absences, because we're not sure
what attendance will be," said
Goldman.
Many teachers have called in
sick because of the labor dispute.
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF CANTON
County of Wayne, Michigan
DESIGNATION OF REVISED DOWNTOWN DISTRICT
BOUNDARIES FOR THE DOWNTOWN
DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY OF THE CHARTER
- TOWNSHIP OF CANTON
TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS IN THE CHARTER TOWNSHIP
OF CANTON:
PLEA9E TAKE NOTICE thai the Township Board of the Charter
Tcwiwhip of Canton. M.chiRan, will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, the
'L October. 1996 at 7:00 o'clock p.m. Eastern Daylight Savings Time.
«n the Township Hall. 1150 S Canton Center Road. Canton. Michigan to
consider the adoption of an ordinance revising the boundaries of a
downtown district of the Downtown Development Authority of the Charter
Township of Canton in connection therewith, pursuant to Act 197 of the
Public Acts of Michigan of 1975. as amended
PROPOSED EXPANSION TO DISTRICT
Parcels of land located north and south of Ford Road
beginning approximately 589 feet west of Canton Center Road
and proceeding east to the Canton TownahipWeatland border
Parcels may not be contiguous to Ford Road, extending north
and/or south along Canton Center Road. Sheldon Road. Lilley
Road. Haggerty Road, and Lou Road
PROPOSED BOUNDARIES
The boundaries of the downtown district as revised within
which the downtown development authority shall exercise its
powers are as follows .
At the public hearing all cituena. taxpayers, and property owners of the
Townahjp of Canton desmng to address the Township Board shall be
afforded an opportunity to be heard in regard to the establishment of
authority and the boundaries of the proposed downtown district
FURTHER.INFORMATION, including the legal description and a map of
the propoaed bounds .mhc.ung the affected parcels, may be oh tamed
the Township Clerk . Office. 1150 S Canton Center Road. Canton. Ml
48188 during regular business hours
TTua notice ia given by order of the Township Board of the Charter Township
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of Canton. Michigan
TERRY G BENNETT
. . Clerk
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STAFF PHOTOS BY BILL BKEMLER
Special attention: The Canton Police Department placed the speed monitor trailer
on Morton Taylor, between Saltz and Ford roads, to show drivers how fast they
are traveling on the road where Canton bicyclist Jeff Fran ken was killed Sept.
9.
Charges sought for racial slurs
BY VALERIE OLANDER
STAFF WRITER
Two victims of alleged racial slurs and threats
could hear the writing on the walh The noise was a
pen scrawling epithets inside the restroom at the
Speedway gas station. 5596 Lilley. according to
police.
The suspect walked into the gas station shortly
before 1 a.m. Monday, asked to use the men's room
and then drew the two black attendants' attention
to the sounds coming from within.
One of the attendants, a 27-year-oM Taylor man.
stood outside the restroom until the vandal walked
out, police said. As he did, the attendant could see
it wasn't just graffiti, but various racial slurs written
on the wall and door.
The suspect allegedly scribbled several sayings
on the wall, including the initials of the Ku KIux
Klan.
Felonious assault
Police are investigating a Canton
man in connection with
threatening a 12-year-old boy
with a handgun for soliciting
candy. The man had a no soliciting
sign posted at his home in
the Canton Center and Palmer
area, the report said. The homeowner
began yelling obscenities
at the boy and then went to the
back of the house and came back
with a handgun, police said. The
boy ran to a neighbor's house
and called police. The incident
occurred about 7 p.m. Monday.
Stolen cars
A 1991 Ford Mustang was
stolen while parked in front of a
house on Nectar Drive sometime
between 9:40 p.m. and 11:40
p.m. Monday.
A thief attempting to steal a
1993 Plymouth Voyager Sunday
night was able to get into the
van and break the plastic cover
of the steering column, but wasn't
able to start the car. A coat
hanger was still in the door.
Estimated damage to the van
was $400.
Police recovered a 1988 Dodge
• Pickup truck belonging to a
Belleville man. who reported it
stolen about 9:15 p.m Sunday.
The Belleville man called police
after he left a woman he had just
met inside the truck while he
went to get cigarettes at Canton
Party Store, 43431 Michigan
Avenue. The truck was found by
Washtenaw County Sheriff
deputies at the woman's home.
Charges are pending
COP CALLS
A 1994 Mercury Tracer was
stolen from Newbury Street
sometime between 10 p.m. Sunday
and 6 a.m. Tuesday.
Indecent exposure
A citation was issued to a Canton
man for indecent exposure
after he allegedly exposed himself
to a 17-year-old employee at
Little Caesar's, 42440 Fo"rd
Road, about 7:45 p.m. Sunday.
The incident occurred while the
suspect was picking up a pizza
order he had called in. Police
made a delivery of the citation to
his borne in less than 30 minutes.
Possession
Almost six grams of suspected
marijuana was confiscated from
a man. who had parked his vehicle
along Koppernick. east of I-
275. Police said the vehicle was
seen parked at the location for
about a half hour before the driver
appeared from the nearby
railroad tracks shortly after midnight
on Friday. The man told
police he had been walking along
the bike trail for at least two
hours. A consented search
turned up two Baggies with a
substance believed to be marijuana.
The subject fled on his bike. A man matching the
description was stopped by police responding to
the call as he rode near Ford Road and Haggerty.
Black and blue ink pens were found in his pocket,
police said.
An arrest warrant has been signed by the prosecutor
for malicious destruction, said Detective Rick
Pomorski. A letter will be sent to the suspect, suggesting
he turn himself in to police.
Initially, police requested prosecutors to also file
an ethnic intimidation charge, but it was declined.
"They disagreed because it was a business and
not specific threats against an individual," said
Pomorski.
The ethnic intimidation law has a maximum
penalty of two years in jail and/or $5,000. Malicious
destruction is a misdemeanor punishable by
90 days in jail and/or $500 fine.
Larceny
Construction supplies were
stolen from a truck parked at a
construction site on Country
Club Lane. Approximately
$2,500 worth of new windows
and an unknown amount of lumber
was taken sometime between
6:30 p.m. last Thursday and 6:30
a.m. Friday.
Arson
Police are investigating a fire
set in a tree fort in the woods,
near Brookline south of Ford
Road. The fire broke out about 8
p.m. Friday. An unknown means
was used to set the fire, police
said
Malicious destruction
A home on Glengary was vandalized
with ketchup, mustard
and various types of salad dressings.
The home, driveway and
car were sprayed with the items
sometime between midnight and
6 a.m. Saturday. Police have several
suspects, who may attend
Lowell School.
Dog killed
The owner of a German Shepherd
found the dog mauled and
bleeding severely 11 a.m. Saturday
near Michigan Avenue. The
dog was rushed to Canton Animal
Hospital where it was put to
sleep. The veterinarian told
police it looked like the dog had
been attacked by another dog.
Police believe one of two Rotweilers
may have been involved in
the attack.
Break-in
A $700 tennis bracelet was
stolen from a trailer on Geddes
Road between 8 a.m. and 7 p.m.
Friday, police said. The victim
reported the back bedroom window
being open and the screen
out. the front door was open
when she returned home.
Neighbors who talked with Santomauro said
that 25 mph speed limit signs will be put up for 4-6
weeks and that in early October Wayne County
will conduct a speed study. The effort was not confirmed
by police or township officials late Friday
night.
Resident John Irvin, who met with Santomauro,
said police will enforce the -25 mph limit, but will
not issue tickets. Motorists exceeding the limit will
be stopped and asked to slow down.
Meanwhile, Santomauro has requested a meeting
between residents, township and police officials
and Wayne County roads staff.
Residents are asking motorists' to drive slow
when the speed study is conducted because the
study will show - based on what speed 85 percent
of the motorists are traveling - what the limit
should be.
' A speed survey was conducted in 1990 and again
in 1993 when Santomauro requested another survey
and the 40 mph was confirmed according to the
85 percentile.
"I have to address their concerns," Santomauro
said Thursday, referring to the residents and their
concerns about speed even though it's undetermined
whether speed was a factor in Franken's
death.
In addition to the 85 percentile study. Santomauro
said he wants a complete study of the roadway,
including the need for signs, speed limits and signals.
Morton Taylor. Saltz to Ford, is a unique stretch
of road because it is residential with 29 houses, it
dead ends near Flodin Park, sidewalks are only on
the east side of the road and it is dimly lit.
"I understand they (Wayne County road staff)
have to use good engineering practices, but I want
them to look at special considerations," Santomauro
added.
Morton Taylor residents wouldn't disagree. "The
Gathering: The chilly temperatures
Friday night didn't bother Morton
Taylor residents (at left) who gathered
at Flodin Park on Saltz Road
to discuss their plans to have the
40 mph speed limit on their road
reduced to 25 mph. At right, resident
John Irvin tells neighbors of
his talk with Canton Public Safety
Director John Santomauro and his
research into state statutes that
might help them make their case
for a speed limit change.
nm presents petite week
•'To tall you the truth, this Is mora
than ha (Santomauro) did for ua
thraa years ago.'
Mary
Gerard
—Resident
bottom line is that this road is unsafe." said resident
Tammy Guido.
Gerard told residents that she and neighbor
John Irvin were informed by township officials that
street lights will be installed at Saltz, Geri and
Keystone to illuminate the area.
Residents are gathering as much information as
possible to make a case to Wayne County for a
lower speed limit. "To tell you the truth, this-is
more than he (Santomauro) did for us three years
ago," Gerard told her neighbors.
She also urged her neighbors to put up signs on
their lawns urging drivers to maintain 25 mph
when the 85 percentile test is conducted.
The Canton Accident Investigation Team is
reconstructing the accident and conducting tests to
determine how the fatal accident occurred.
Though a release from the police department
indicated Franken was riding down the middle of
Morton Taylor when he was struck, residents said
that is still speculative and that Santomauro
admitted that uncertainty. Irvin said.
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A4(C) The Observer/MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1996
Memories from page 1A
ton. She recorded them as part
of the oral history series. Canton
Memories.
Travis house
Dunstan. born in L911. was
lust a little girl when she visited
her grandparents William aod
Martha Travis. They owned the
borne in 1915, the era to which it
is being returned structurally.
The Travises added the circular
porch that became a characteristic
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of Warren and Canton Center
Roads. Warren was called "Perrin
Road" then, named after
another set of her ancestors.
That early connection lingers in
the name of Westland's one-room
Perrinsville School on Warren.
City child
Dunstan's earliest memories
were of her family driving their
Model-T from Detroit to the farm
for visits. As a city child, she
said, "the outhouse fascinated
me because it had a seat for children!"
The three-seater required
weekly cleanings with a pail and
-suds. Aunt Ella later stippled
the interior and hung curtains.
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"The pantry had a flowing
well...and we could always get a
cool drink." she recalled. At
night, in the dining room off the
big porch, she and her grandfather
together read the Bible by
lamplight.
The way it was
At other times, she said, he
basement.
was less patient. "Next to the
porch was a door to the basement.
I can always remember
just sitting on that door and slid- s
ing down, which my grandfather
frowned on. Grandpa really felt
children should be seen and not
heard."
Today, we conveniently buy
our staples at.the store, but back
then, everything possible was
produced on the farm. Dunstan's
grandmother, for example,
often poured milk into flat pans,
which she let sit on the cool -
Later, she skimmed
off the,cream, churned it into
butter, and probably made cottage
cheese from the rest.
Dunstan's fondness for the
home moved her to buy a coal
stove from friend Elsa Utter for
the restored house because it is
remarkably like the one her
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grandparents owned.
Dunstan spoke of another custom.
"The only time I can
remember the parlor being used
was when Uncle Will
died...because at that time,
funerals weren't held in funeral
homes, they were held at home.
They put a spray of flowers on
the door, and that notified everybody
that somebody had passed
away."
Her parents. Edna and Henry
Travis, eventually moved across
the road from the elder Travises.
Henry, who walked to Ftfrd and
Canton Center to cut wood, used
to joke, "It warms me three
times: once when I cut it, once
when 1 carry it home, and once
when I burn it."
Farming life
She was quick to laugh
recounting humorous occasions.
One story that delighted her
involved a farmer. Farmers
pooled their efforts for seasonal
work like threshing, moving
from one man's fields to another's.
Wives served hearty meals
to these hungry men. Country
women took great pride in their,
cooking, but, it seems, one
woman was not such a good
cookT
The farmer placed his tea cup
on the floor. When questioned
why he had done such an odd
thing, he replied. "Tea this weak
shouldn't be up so high!"
Another remembrance of farm
life was the beverage people
made to mask the bad taste of
sulfur well water. It was known
by the names "switchel," and
"switch tail." To every two
quarts of the unpleasant water,
folks added one tablespoon of
ginger and one-half cup each of
sugar and vinegar. The recipe
SHURGARD
SELF STORAGE
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Noticr u h»i*by givrn that thu- rntir*
rontrnu of thr foJlowing •turagr uniu will br
•old to th» high*.! bidder by way ofopen bid
on October IS. 1996 at Shurgard Sloragv
located at 2101 H*ggerty Hd , Canton. Ml
48187
Unit €232, Wood Misc. children* toy>, 6
mint bout. 2 beds. 3 dressers, lamp 2
charts. TV baby bed. end table
Unit 5241. Pitch 10 rnisc boxea. 20 tniK
bag. Christmas decorations, kitchen
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produced a refreshing drink that
they carried to the men in the
fields. Dunstan likened the flavor
to today's gingerale.
Family heirlooms
Dunstan showed many of her
family heirlooms during the
interview. Her stories turned
these quaint objects into treasures.
Among them'were her
mother's girlhood autograph
books from which Dunstan read.
Sentiments included an inscription
from Henry, a young man in
love, who drew a pencil sketch of
a house on his page. "It even
has, an outhouse," Dunstan
pointed out. Beneath the picture,
he wrote, "This is where we
will live, Edna."
With no room for waste on the
farm, recycling was practiced
faithfully. Sheets often had center
seams because the ends of
worn bed linens were sewn
together. Once these wore thin,
good sections were salvaged and
torn into strips. Her mother crocheted
them together with pieces
from men's blue shirttails, creating
pastel rugs like one Dunstan
still has. .
Sense of community
What did she like best about
growing up in Canton? She
returned to the story of farmers
working together and the sense
of community that thrived. "Oh,
how we loved to watch George
Proctor come down the road with
his big. steam threshing
machine. Those were big days
for the women, who always had
to cbok for the men. And for the
men. too. I think they enjoyed
going from one home to another.
"It just seemed like we were a
happy lot. Everybody knew
everybody else, and they helped
each other.
STOW A GO SELF STORAGE
NOTICE
Pursuant to state law, Notice is hereby
given thai an auction will be held at Stow
ft Go self StoraKt. 41999 Ann Arbor Road.
Ply mouth Ml on ia>l&>96at 10-00 a m The
entire contents of the fallowing units will be
auctioned and sold to the highest bidder on
isrh unit Caah only
Unit 401 - JASON ANDERSON OF 7S0I
SUSSEX OR CANTON. MI 48187 Sofa,
end tables, lamps, crib, bar chain,
• atrrbrd. bookcaae. clock, vacuum, dart
board. 20 botes, pictures, table * chairs,
rug. mirrors, other raise
Unit 425 * 426 MARK HOSCH OF 9920
BEACONS FIELD; DETROIT, MI 48224
Table It chair*, couch, easy chairs, ciothes,
misc boxes, entertainment center, buflft.
•ervin* cart, microwave, king bed, 2 twin
beds bras* headboard ironing board.
Iamp>. varuum. cheat of drawers, blankets,
other nunc
Umt 457 ROBERT COOMBS OF 3648
BUCKINGHAM, BERKLEY. Ml 48072
Couch, loveaeat. arm chair. mi«c car parts.
7 tires, storage cabinet, 2 file cabinets,
wicker chairs, exercise equipment, bike,
desk It chairs, picture, shelf. 16 boxes, car
phones, other mite
Unit 521 BOB DEBENEDET i BUILD
TECH i OF 538 WAYNE RD N , SUITE 200,
WESTLAND. MI 48185 Couch, fan. circular
sasr, 3 rolling chairs. 4 ladders, insulation.
TO bags of flooring compound, car ramps, tv
stand, video tapea. broom. 2 .acts of
crutches, filing cabinet, floor compactor, tile
cutter miter saw. 2x4's metal and wood,
other rnisc
Publish September 16 and 26, 1996
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CWW
Members of the Conference of
Western Wayne decided to delay
until next month a decision on
the proposed tax to help fund
dual stadiums for the Detroit
Tigers and Detroit Lions.
Officials requested more time
for their city councils and township
boards to study the pros
and cons of the proposed tax.
Proposition S would impose a 1
percent tax on hotel room
rentals and a 2 percent tax of car
rentals.
CWW members will meet
again Oct. 10. CWW is a consortium
of 18 western Wayne and
downriver communities.
Former U.S. Rep. Carl Pursell
is spearheading a campaign to
oppose the tax. "Why don't you
sell stock or seek investments.
Bill Davidson built the Palace
„ with private funds. Many stadiums
are built with private
funds," he said to William Clay
Ford, Jr. and Deputy County
Executive Mike Duggan, who
represented the county at last
Friday's meeting.
Duggan said that the hotel
and car rental industry was in
full support of the tax and that
Livonia
may fight
change in
area code
Move over 313 and 810. Make
room for two more area codes.
Beginning next May, Oakland
county will have its own area
code - 248. For four months,
customers will have the choice of
dialing 810 or 248. The following
September, customers will
have to use 248.
By March or April of 1998,
customers with 313 outside of
the greater Detroit area will
receive a new area code. Cities
affected by the split are Taylor,
Inkster, Livonia, Romulus and
Westland. The new code has not.
' been determined.
Remaining in the 313 plan are
the city of Detroit, the Grosse
Pointes, Lincoln Park, Allen
Park, Melvindale, Dearborn,
Dearborn Heights. Redford, Taylor,
River Rouge, Hamtramck
and Harper Woods.' Cities
affected by area code splits are
Taylor, Inkster, Livonia, Romulus
and Westland.
At a presentation before the
Sept. 13 meeting of the Conference
of Western Wayne,
Ameritech vice president Harry
Semerjian said area code
changes would not affect local
calls.
"" "If it's a local call today, it-will
be local after the split no matter
how many digits."
Livonia Mayor Jack Kirksey
objected to the fact that Livonia,
a city with a population of
101,000, would have three area
codes. "We will be a community
that has to dial 11 digits to
reach our neighbors," he said.
Kirksey said Ameritech has
the dollars to develop technology
to retain two exchanges in Livonia.
"They spent $7 million just
to tell people something was
going to be done to them," he
said of Ameritech's promotional
campaign for the new codes.
Semeijian said the only solution
to splitting a community
was to change the 7-digit telephone
number of every customer
in the area designated to receive
. a new exchange.
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Tom Yack countered by saying,
"Equating corporate donations
with taxing individuals are two
different things."
Throughout his presentation
to the conference, Duggan
stressed the urgency of a tax
endorsement.
"If we don't get it done by Nov.
1, the deal is off," Duggan said.
Duggan said now is the time
to endorse the tax since Detroit
is being perceived nationally as
a "come-back city."
He sited the new airport
expansion and General Motors'
recommitment to the city as the
basis of this perception.
Livonia Mayor Jack Kirksey
expressed concern that the suburbs
were not properly represented
on the Detroit-Wayne
County Stadium Authority,
which has six members, three
appointed by Mayor Dennis
Archer and three appointed by
Wayne County Executive
Edward McNamara.
According to information distributed
at the conference meeting
by Duggan, total cost for two
come from the private sector and
48 percent from public funding.
The tax proposal will require
approval from Wayne County
voters in the Nov. 5 election. If
approved, it will provide enough
TROY
Monday. September 23rd
1 p.m.-3 p.m.
Troy Senior Center
520 W. Big Beaver Rd.
(810) 540-8710
FARMINGTON HILLS
Tuesday, October 1st
1 p.m.-3 p.m.
Longacre House (B«w ioli I mii* Rd)
24705 Farmington Rd.
their approval was "the closest
you'll get to going to private individuals."
stadiums.-is projected at $505
Canton Township Supervisor million. Fifty-two percent will
(810) 540-8710
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your family
w o m e n
SALE 99.99 & 149.99
FALL COATS
N MISSES'. PETTTE ANO PARISIAN
WOMAN SIZES D7. 73
REG 14000220 00
SAVE 30%
SILK SHIRT ANO WALK SHORTS
MISSES PARISIAN SIGNATURE SHIRT
AND WOOL SHORTS oseaw
REG 4200AND4800
SALE 29 40 AND 33 60
SAVE 25%
SILK TOP AND BLAZER
MISSES MOCK TURTLENECK
FROM AUGUST SILK ANO OUR OWN
WOOLCASHMERE BLAZER cms*
REG 45.00AND 13800.
SALE 31 50 AND 99 99
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JUMPER AND TEE VfSSES DENIM
JUMPER AND LONG-SLEEVE TEE
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SALE 61 60 AND 28 00
SALE 69.99
PLAZA SOUTH DRESS
PLAJOWTTH VELVET ACCENTS
IN MISSES PETTTE AND
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SIZES 0B286aa REG ae 00
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MISSES POLO PRESS
FROM JUST CLOTHES ow
REG 4200
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CASHMALON- KNITS
MSSES SIZES o»
REG 4000-4800 SALE 30 00-36 00.
Word is
SAVE 30%
MOCK TVIRTLENECKS
MISSES' SIZES o*s REG 18 00-28 0"
SALE 1260-1960
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PARISIAN WOMAN
OUR OWN WOOL FLAM^ELSUfTTNG «
REG 4200-7800 SALE 2940-54 6C
SAVE 30%
• PETTTE ESSENTIALS
SWEATERS AND PANTS DTB
REG 34 00-4800 SALE 23 80-33 60
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SALE 15.99
JUNIORS- VELVET TEE
COACH & CAMEL AND PUNCH a*
REG 24 00
SALE 26.99
JUNIORS' PLAIO SUM PANTS
FROM SMART PARTS CO* REG 38 CO
SALE 12.99
JUNIORS 1 THERMAL TEE
COACH 4 CAMEL oas REG 20>00
SALE 15.99
JUNIORS FLANNEL SHIRTS
COACH & CAMEL PLAIDS '
oas REG 2600
SALE 19.99
JUNIORS- COTTON SWEATERS
STRIPES AND SOUD COLORS
dbs REG 2800-3000
SALE 19.99
JUNIORS- TWILL SUM PANTS
FROMCHAZZZ or* REG 32 00
SALE 34.99
JUNIORS' OVERALLS
IN CORDUROY FROM UNION BAY
OK REG 4800
intimate apparel
SAVE 40%
MISSES' FALL SLEEPWEAR
SLEEPSHIRT AND PAJAMAS
cw REG 26 00 AND 44 00,
SALE 1560 AND 2640
SALE 12.99
SELECTED BRAS
FROM FIVE FAMOUS MAKERS Oz>
REG 1900-2600
accessories
SALE 24.99
ROSETTI HANOBAGS
THREE STYLES mi REG 320CMC00
SAVE 40%
LEATHER ACCESSORIES
CLUTCHES PURSE AND CARD
CASE di»3 REG 20 00-3600.
SALE 1200-21 60
SAVE 50%
SAPPHIRE SUDE JEWELRY
14K BRACELET OR SLIDES
IN THREE DESIGNS one
REG 160 00-400 00
SALE 790019900 EACH
SALE 7.99
RICHEUEU FAUX PEARLS
EARRINGS AND NECKLACES
cas SPECIAL PURCHASE
SALE 2 FOR 12.00
MATTE TKJHTS
FROM HIUjARY PAJGE
oaaREG 9 50 EACH
SALE 4 FOR 10.00
^WOMEN'S SOCKS
PAJGE COB REG 4 00 EACH
revenue to issue $80 million in
bonds. The remaining public
sector costs will come from
established funding sources in
the state of Michigan. Detroit's
Downtown Development Authority,
and the sale of excess Wayne
COUNTY NEWS
County property.
Cost overruns will be paid for
by the two sport teams.
LIVING TRUST SEMINAR
How to avoid probate, how to reduce taxes to your
heirs, the advantages of a Living Trust - Question
and Answer Session to follow.
Presented by Financial Expert
Paul Leduc
Reg! Representative Sigma Financial Corp.
PLYMOUTH/NORTHVILLE
' Tuesday. September 24th
1 p.m.-3 p.m.
• Plymouth Cultural Center
525 Farmer Rd-
• (810)540-8710
WESTLAND
Wednesday, October 2nd
7 p.m.-9 p.m.
Friendship Center
II19 N. Newburgh Rd. [Off ford Rd >
(810) 540-8710
NO RESERVATIONS REQUIRED - ALL SEMINARS FR£E Of CHARGE
LIVONIA
Wednesday, September 25th
1 p.m.-3 p.m.
Livonia Civic Center Library
32777 Five Mile Rd.
(810) 540-8710
WATERFORD
Thursday. October 3rd
1:30 p.m.-3:30 p.m.
Waterford Senior Center
6455 Harper .
(810) 540-8710
oing on now
now!
men
SALE 149.99
MEN'S SPORT COATS
FROM DANIEL HECHTER
oa REG 22500
SALE 2 FOR 59.00
SOUOCOLOR DRESS SHIRTS
PRESWICK&MOORE D6
REG 39 50 EACH SALE 31 99 EACH
SALE 2 FOR 50.00
MEN'S SILK NECKWEAR
PARISIAN SIGNATURE 019
REG 3500 EACH SALE 27 9© EACH
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KJOS SPORTSWEAR
SELECTED MAKERS oie 02 6384 6'
REG 18003900 SALE 1080-2340
SAVE 40%
BOYS COTTON SPORT SHIRTS
SIZES 4-20 8-20 D7B
REG 160024 00 SALE 9 6014 40
shoes
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WOMEN S LEATHER FLATS WITH
SlLVERTONE ACCENT oa REG 74 00
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MENS BOOTS
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for the family
SALE 18.99-32.99
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O&E Monday ( September 16, 1996
(OF*)7A
Ken Kaminski.
KitchenAid vice
president plans to
make mincemeat
out of the
competition.
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Thomas Kieckhafer,
president of the
West Bend Co., ha
been known to
make other .jj?
candidates get •
little steamed.
Panasonic
president Joe B.
Hicks sunk an
undisclosed
amount of his own
dough into this
i!
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Chartie
Couric,
vice president for
Brita Products, says
he's the purest
candidate you'll
Pur vice president
Barry
vamerberghe, to
fix the
you've got to
to!
President of J.A.
Henckels, Carl
Pfttzenreiter, has
been slicing up his
competition in the
polls.
President of
Wusthof Trident
Tom Shadick, says
he feels sharper
than ever this year.
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Buy a KitchenAid stand
reg. 279.95, sale 259.99 and get
a 3-speed hand mixer free
(39.95 value).
West Bend electric steamer/rice
cooker, reg. 34.95, sale 19.99.
1.541
breadbaker model SD150,
reg. 169.95, sale 129.99.
water
ation pitcher, reg. 26.95, a
sale 21.99. Plus bonus cookbook.
"The Pur faucet-mount water
purifier, reg. 59.95, sale 49.99
plus bonus pitcher and water
bottle.
JA Henckels 4-star 3" paring
knife, reg. $40, sale 24.99.
Wusthof Trident 2-piece cook's
and paring knife set, reg. $135,
sale 69.99.
Tea, is recruiting
for the Detroit Tea
Party.
Michael Concordia,
national sales
manager of Godiva
Chocolatier inc.,
says to win an
election, you've got
to be rich.
Robert P Schwartz,
vice president of
Salton-Maxim, has
something planned
that's guaranteed
to get a rise out of
the competition.
Cuisinart V nonstick skillet
reg. $58, sate 19.99.
reg.5.<
4.17 to 10.47.
Chicago Cutlery 3-plece kitchen
set (3" paring. 7" bread, kitchen
shears), reg. $60, sale 19.99.
25% off tWTeguiar price o?
any Cafte GiO packaged coffee
product
Crespo Flno gin wtm any
Chocolates purchase of 13.95
or more
a champagne'
:"with any Gayle's purchase of
$15 or more 25% off all Ban and Gail products
25% off the regular price
of any Frango* chocolate coffee.
f Cafe
Godiva with any Godiva purchase
of $29 or more.
Saifton-Maxim 111 |
reg 99.95, sale 69.99.
tlie presidents are coming to H U D S O N ' S
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O&E Monday, September 16, 1996
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PLYMOUTH CHARTER TOWNSHIP
ORDINANCE NO. 83.79
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE
CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF PLYMOUTH BY AMENDING THE ZONING
ORDINANCE TEXT OF ARTICLE XXXII DEFINITIONS. OF SAID
ORDINANCE. RELATED TO LARGE SCALE INSTITUTIONAL USES.
CHURCHES AND LARGE SCALE CHURCHES, AND TO AMEND OTHER
ARTICLES TO PROVIDE FOR LARGE SCALE INSTITUTIONAL USES AND
SfcARGE SCALE CHURCHES TO BE LOCATED IN THE PL, R-I-E. R-2-A, OS,
3C-1. C-2, MR. IND AND PUD DISTRICTS. SUBJECT TO SPECIAL
CONDITIONS
THE TOWNSHIP OF PLYMOUTH ORDAINS
Pun I
The Zoning Ordinance No. 83 of the Plymouth Charter Township, is
hereby amended by amending
Article XXXII, Definitions; ARTICLE IV. PL Public
"jLrnda District. ARTICLE V. AG Agricultural District, ARTICLE VI. R-l-E. R-l-
H. R-l-S. R-l One Family Residential District*. ARTICLE VII. R-M Mobile
Home Residential Districts; ARTICLE VIII, R-2 Two Family Residential
District, ARTICLE IX. R-2-A Multiple Family Residential District. ARTICLE
X. OS Office Service District; ARTICLE XI. C-l Neighborhood Shopping
District; ARTICLE XII, C-2 General Commercial District. ARTICLE XIV. MR
Mid Rise District; ARTICLE XV. IND Industrial District. ARTICLE XIX. PUD
Planned Unit Development District; and ARTICLE XXIII, Special Provisions.
m» follow*.
I. Section 32.2., Definition*, presently has no definition of large
scale churches or large scale institutions.
Section 32.2.18.. is hereby proposed to be amended to read as
follows;
18. CHURCH A site used for the regular assembly of persons for the
conducting of religious services and accessory uses therewith.
Such accessory uses may include rectories, living quarters for
church ministry and other members of the religious order who
• carry out their duties primarily on the site, religious education
classes, day care, outdoor recreation facilities (unhghtedI,
religious office space, youth centers and others. Rescue missions,
tent revivals and other temporary assemblies are not included in
this definition.
Section 32.2. is hereby proposed to be amended to add new
definition as Section 32.2.18.a. as follows:
18 a. CHURCH. LARGE SCALE A religious institution with a
seating capacity of 1,500 people or more m its sanctuary or main
area of assembly A large scale church may also be characterised
by any one or more of the following features region-serving
accessory facilities such as high schools, colleges and seminaries,
parking for 500 passenger vehicles or more; one or more
buildings 100.000 square feet in floor area or greater; or other
features. Large scale churches are distinguished by such features
as. large size of assemblies and resultant traffic surges, large offstreet
parking lots, retrecft and conference centers, or major
institutional character Large-scale churches have negative
imparls on sfngle family residential areas because of scale of
buildings, parking, traffic and frequency of use. which are
different from smaller churches which have traditionally been
compatible with single family are as Because of these impacts,
large-scale churches are more compatible with non residential
districts, subject to conditions, which minimize the impacts.
II.
III.
IV.
Section 32.2. is hereby proposed to be amended to add new
definition as Section 32.2.58.a. as follows:
58-a INSTITUTIONAL USES. l~\RGE SCALE Public, parochial
and private schools including nursery schools, churches,
libraries, community buildings, hospitals, convalescent homes,
municipal facilities or mortuaries which have either one or both
of the follow ing characteristics
a' Fire hundred (500) or more parking spaces are
required based on the parking requirements in the
Zoning Ordinance
b> The seating capacity of the mam area of assembly is
one thousand five hundred 11,500> or more
Section 4.1.1., PL Public Lands District. Principal Permitted
Uses, presently reads as follows:
1 Municipal or other governmental buildings such as. but not
limited to: township offices, fire stations, police stations, post
offices and park comfort stations
Section 4.1.1. is hereby proposed to be amended to read as
follows:
1. Municipal or other governmental buildings such as, but not
limited to: township offices, fire stations, police stations, post
offices and park comfort stations, provided that such uses do not
meet the definition of "large scale institutional uses"
Section 4.1.3., PL Public Lands District, Principal Permitted
Uses, presently reads as follows:
3 Public, parochial and private school*, including nursery schools.
Section 4.1.3., is hereby proposed to read as follows:
3. Public, parochial and private schools, including nursery schools,
provided that such schools do not meet the definition of'large •
scale institutional uses"
Section 4.2... PL Public Lands District, Uses Subject to Special
Conditions, presently ends with item 2.
Section 4.2.is hereby proposed to be amended to add item 3., as
follows:
3. Municipal facilities that qualify as "large scale institutional
uses", subject to the conditions of Section 23.42.
Section 5.2.1., AG Agricultural District, Uses Subject to Special
Conditions, presently reads aa follows:
1 Public.*parochial and private Bchools including nursery schools,
churches, libraries, community buildings, hospitals, convalescent
homes, municipal facilities, municipal parks and playgrounds
and mortuaries excluding park and ride facilities
Section 5.2.l.is hereby proposed to be amended to read as
follows:
1 Public, parochial and private schools, including nursery school;
churches; libraries; community buildings; hospitals; convalescent
homes; municipal facilities, excluding park and ride facilities;
municipal parks and playgrounds; and mortuaries; provided
that the uses do not meet the definition of "large scale
institutional uses" or "large scale churches'.
Section 6.2.1., R-l-E, R-l-H, R-l-8, R-l One Family Residential
Districts, Uses Subject to Special Conditions, presently reads
as follows:
1 Public, parochial and private schools including nursery schools,
churches, libraries, community buidings, hospitals, convalescent
homes, municipal facilities, municipal parks and playgrounds
and mortuaries excluding park and ride facilities
Section 6.2.1., is hereby proposed to be amended to read as
follows:
I. Public, parochial and private schools, including nursery schools,
churches; libraries; community buildings; hospitals; convalescent
homes, municipal facilities, excluding park and ride facilities;
municipal parks and playgrounds and mortuaries; provided that
the uses do not meet the definition of 'large scale institutional
uses' or 'large scale churches" Schools that meet the definition of
"large scale institutional uses' are permitted in the R-l-E
district, subject to the conditions specified in Section 23.42.
V. Section R-M Mobile Home Residential Districts, Uses
Subject to Special Conditions, presently reads as follows:
1. Public, parochial and private schools including nursery schools,
churches, libraries, community buildings, hospitals, convalescent
homes, and municipal facilities, municipal parks and
playgrounds other than park and nde facilities
Section 7.2.I., ia hereby proposed to be amended to read aa
follows:
I. Public, parochial and private schools, including nursery schools;
churches, libraries; community buildings; hospitals, convalescent
homes, and municipal facilities; municipal parks and
playgrounds other than park and nde facilities, provided that
such uses do not meet the definition of'large scale institutional
7» . uses'or 'large scale churches'
?Vl. Section M.U R-2 Two Family Residential District. Uaea
Subject to Special Conditions, presently reads aa follows:
1. Public, parochial and private schools including nursery schools,
churches, libraries, community buildings, hospitals convalescent
homes, municipal facilitiss, municipal parka and playgrounds
excluding park and ride facilities
ft * • —
flection i l L la hereby proposed to be amended to read aa
1. Public, parochial and private schools, including nursery schools;
churches, libraries; commumty-buildings; hospitals; convalescent
homes; municipal facilities; municipal parks and playgrounds
excluding park and ride facilities, provided that such uses do not
meet the definition of 'large scale institutional uses" or "large
scale churches".
VII. ' Section 8.2.1., R-2-A Multiple Family Residential District, Uaea
Subject to Special Conditions, presently reads as follows:
1. Public, parochial and private schools including nursery schools,
churches, libraries, community buidings, hospitals, convalescent
homes, municipal facilities including park and ride facilities,
municipal parks and playgrounds.
VIII.
Section 8.2.1.. is hereby proposed to be amended to read as
follows:
1. Public, parochial and private schools, including nursery schools;
' churches, libraries; community buildings; hospitals; convalescent
homes; municipal facilities including park and ride facilities;
municipal parks and playgrounds; provided that such uses do
not meet the definition of "large scale institutional uses" or 'large
scale churches'. Public, parochial and private schools 'including
nursery schools), libraries, community buildings and municipal
facilities, any of which meet the definition -of "targe scale
institutional uses" are permitted subject to the conditions
specified in Section 23.42.
Section 10.1.5., OS Office Service District. Principal Permitted
Uses, presently reads as follows:
5. Mortuaries.
Section 10.1.5 is proposed to be amended to read as follows:
5. Mortuaries, provided that they do not meet the definition of
"large scale mstitutfonal uses".
Section 10.2.3., OS Office Service District, Uses Subject to
Special Conditions, presently reads as follows:
3. Public, parochial and private schools including nursery schools,
churches, libraries, community buildings, hospitals, convalescent
homes, municipal facilities including park and ride facilities,
municipal parks, playgrounds
Section 10.2.3. ia hereby proposed to be amended to read as
follows:
3. Public, parochial and private schools, including nursery schools;
churches; libraries; community buildings; hospitals; convalescent
honies; municipal facilities, including park and ride facilities;
and municipal parks and playgroundsij provided that such uses
do not meet the definition of *large scale institutional uses' or
"large scale churches" Public, parochial and private schools
(including nursery schools), libraries, community buildings, and
municipal facilities, which meet the definition of "large scale
institutional uses" are permitted subject to the conditions
specified tn Section 23.42.
IX. Section 11.2.3., C-l Neighborhood Shopping District, Uaes
Subject to Special Conditiona. presently reads as follows:
3. Public and quasi-public uses intended to serve the neighborhood
and immediate vicinity including park and ride facilities.
Section 11.2.3. is hereby proposed to be amended to read as
follows:
. 3. Public and quasi-publw uses intended to serve the neighborhood
and immediate vicinity including park and ride facilities,
provided that they do not meet the definition of "large scale
institutional uses".
Section 11.2., C-I Neighborhood Shopping District. Uses
Subject to Special Conditions, presently ends with item 5.
Section 11.2 is hereby proposed to be amended to add item 6.:
6. Public, parochial and private schools (including nursery schools),
libraries, community buidings, and municipal facilities, which
met the definition of'large scale institutional uses", subject to the
conditions specified in Section 23.42.
X. Section 12.2.13., C-2 General Commercial District, Uses Subject
to Special Conditions presently reads as follows:
13. Municipal facilities, including park and ride facilities,
communication facilities, public utility transformer stations,
substations and gas regulator stations without service or
• storage yards shall comply with the requirements of Section
22.9 of this Ordinance and shall be subject to the following
ia> A front yard setback of not less than fifty (50) feet shall be
provided (irrespective of the yard requirements of the
district in which it is located! and two side yards and a
rear yard shall be provided, each shall not be less than
twenty-five (25) feet in width.
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XII.
XIII.
XIV.
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Districts in which Large Scale Institutional Uses,
including Large Scale Churches are Permitted
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ZONING DISTRICT
of
traffic control, and a traffic impact study and shall be
presented to the Planning Commission for-approval after
review and comment on the plan by the Tbwnship Police
Department.
5. Associated uses on the site such as recreation centers, retreat
facdities. conference centers, schools (if not the pnmary use).
convents, and others shall meet all requirements of this
Ordinance for such uses.
6. All parking spaces and aisles shall be screened from off-site
view by any one or a combination of the following:
(a) Screening mound or beam
(b) Dense landscaping
(c) Solid wall with planting strip
(d) Changes in grade through the use of retaining walls, or
topographic features
Screening shall be in accordance with the requirements of
Section 228 of this Ordinance:
7. There shall be no outside loudspeakers or amplified sound
outside of a totally enclosed building.
8. Storage of buses, trucks, and maintenance equipment shall be
entirely within a totally enclosed building.
Part II. CONFLICTING PROVISIONS REPEALED Any Ordinance
. or parts of Ordinance in conflict herewith, are hereby
repealed
Part HI. * EFFECTIVE DATE The provisions of this Ordinance are
hereby declared to take effect on October 10.1996
Part IV. ADOPTION The Ordinance was adopted by the Township
Board of Charter Townahip of Plymouth by authority of Art
184 of the Public Acta of Michigan. 1849, at a meeting duly
called and held on the 10th day of September. 1996, and
ordered to be givsn publication in the manner prescribed by
• law.
Adopted by the Township Board of Trust—s on September 10.1996
Effective Date October 10.1996
Publish September 16. 1996
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Consortium focuses on hands-on science for area schools
By Diane Gale
SPECIAL WRITER
Area school districts are joining
efforts to take students away
from mundane memorization
and excite ,them with experiments.
That's the logic behind a
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gives students a chance to see
why some things float and others
sink, what makes a balloon
inflate and a lot of other science
theories that can be shown with
things they use in their everyday
Jives.
-I'm a firm believer in the
change toward more of a handson
science approach." said
Thomas Tattan. superintendent.
Clarertceville School District
"I think it's part of a process of
change," Tattan said.. "The
biggest point is establishing the
need to learn science at much
higher levels "
Science teachers are using kits
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His daughter s teacher was
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"The.idea'is that it doesn't
make sense for all the districts
to reinvent this thing each time."
Harlan said. "This will speed it
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The teachers choose which curriculum
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Ear bar a Skone, Wayne-Westland
executive director for curriculum
development, said, "I
think it is 'hands- on science)
essential, because that's the way
kids learn - by doing."
Claudia Kulnis was principal
at Bird Elementary School in
Plymouth Township when Harlan
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"The whole philosophy is a
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recently became principal at Hill
Elementary School in Troy.
"It's such a wonderful service
'for us, because each kit contains
all the materials, down to the
paper clips and the teacher
spends the time on formulating
lessons and investigating the
content of the material rather
than running to Meijer to buy all
the little parts of the kits necessary
to do the hands-on experienceshe
added.
Kulnis said she also found an
increase in interest among
teachers who otherwise shied
away from teaching science.
Another Plymouth 'Canton district
transplant. Kathy Harenda.
was instrumental in promoting
the program. The former Plymouth-Canton
math and science
curriculum director facilitated a
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Foundation which taught teachers
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io teach handa-on science.
Harenda also helped garner a
$50,000 planning grant for Plymouth-Canton
from the National
Science Foundation for teacher
enhancement on using the kits.
"The kits aren't only an
answer to a teacher's prayer, but
an answer to how we ensure
that good science is brought to
the classroom," said Harenda,
who was recently named princi-'
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School in the Pinckney Community
Schools.
"The kits are thoroughly
researched," Harenda said. "We
arg not only affecting the science
the students are learning, but
affecting the teaching of the
teachers."
Harenda initiated the school
district consortium as a cost savings
means and an effective way
for teachers to share ideas.
"If-we're going to bring in a
speaker to the area, why not
include four or five districts in
the audience?" she said. "It also
promotes networking "
While the idea continues to
spread, so did Harlan's need-to
expand his Plymouth office and
warehouse capabilities. A new
building to house the materials
and refurbish the kits is expected
to be built at Nine Mile and I-
275 in Novi. Harlan also sup-
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• "I see that in five years this
will be the predominant way
schools will be teaching science,"
Harlan said.
Senate delays 'death with dignity' bills
BY TIM RICHARD
STAFF WRITER
There are two reasons the
state Senate is in no rush to take
up a "death with dignity" bill in.
its fall session.
"1 don't want it to become part
of the election process." said Sen.
Joel Gougeon, R-Bay City, chair
of the Family Law Committee! 'i
do not want to rush it."
Agreed, said Sen. Gary Peters.
. D-Bloomfield Township, a panel
member. "It should be nonpartisan."
The other reason is that a lot
of amendments are being
shaped. "The sponsor (Sen. Dale
Shugars, R-Portagei wants to
play around with it," said
Gougeon.
Peters, who said he will offer
substitute that regulates physician-assisted
suicide, said he has
made amendments on his own
version after the Sept. 5 public
hearing in Lansing.
Gougeon had planned to take
up the Shugars bill. Senate Bill
1102. at the Sept 12 meeting
but adjourned it five minutes
after starting time without discussing
the bill.
Shugars' bill is intended to
assure that doctors tell terminally
ill patients their rights to
accept or refuse treatment; are
given immunity when they prescribe
narcotics as pain-killers,
and tell patients that Michigan
case law prohibits anyone from
assisting a suicide. It provides
no criminal penalties, however,
for assisting a suicide.
It's part of a four-bill package
intended to dry up Dr. Jack
Kevorkian's market for assistance
in ending life.
As first drafted. Peters' bill
would prescribe the circumstances
under which a doctor
Canton shows big gain,
Redford, Livonia'dip,
SEMCOG report
Households are increasing
three times as fast as population
as Jiie number of persons
per household declines.
That's the finding of the
Southeast Michigan Council of
Governments in its study of
Population and Occupied Housing
Units from 1990-95.
Population grew 1.6 percent
'to 4.6 million) from the official
census date of April 1, 1990, to
July 1, 1995. But the number of
occupied housing units grew 4.7
percent, to 1.8 million, in the
same period.
"There^were 3.27 persons per
household^in southeast Michigan
in 1970. Persons per household
decreased from 2.66 to 2.62
between 1990 and 1995," said
the SEMCOG study.
Oakland County led the
numerical growth in population,
Livingston County led the percentage
growth, and Wayne
County showed a decline —
even in many suburbs. The
breakdown by counties:
Livingston — population up
15.5 percent to 133,600; housing
units up 18.4 percent to 46,024.
Outside the cities of Brighton
and Howell and the villages of
Pinckney and Fowlerville, population
growth was mostly in the
double-digits percentage wise.
Macomb — population up 2.3
percent to 733,607; housing
units up 7.8 percent to 285.631.
Big growth areas were the three
tiers of townships north of Mt.
Clemens.
Monroe — population up 4.5
percent to 139,550; housing
units up 8.5 percent to 60,447.
Major growth areas were Bedford
and Erie townships, next
door to Toledo, and Monroe
Township; the city Monroe lost
population.
Oakland — population up 6.4
percent to 1,153,461; housing
units up 7.3 percent to 440,503.
Biggest growth corridors were
the second tier of townships
(Rose, Springfield, Independence.
Orion and Oakland) and
a western range running
through Springfield. White
Lake, Commerce, Wixom and
Novi plus Mil ford. _
St. Clair — population up 5.9
percent to 154,231; housing
units up 8.7 percent to 57,507.
Only the city of Port Huron lost
population.
Washtenaw — population up
3.4 percent to 292,609; housing
qnits up 8,3 percent to 113,223.
Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti lost
population; Webster Township
in the north and Pittsfield
Township, south of Ann Arbor,
were big gainers.
Wayne — population down
2.7 percent to 2.055,500; housing
units up 0.5 percent to
784,716. Detroit slipped below
the one million mark to 990,407
Redford Township, Livonia,
Garden City, the city of Plymouth.
Belleville and the socalled
downriver communities
lost population. Big gainers
were Northville Township, up
12.3 percent to 19,450; Canton
Township, up 11.9 percent to
63.83tr»nd Huron Township,
up 16 percent to 12,114.
Region — population up 1.6
percent to 4,662,558; housing
units up 4.7 percent to
1,778.051.
SEMCOG bases its estimates
on lesidential building permit
data provided by the local units;
its own data on mobile homes;
and state data on group homes.
• "If a community has significant
life cycle turnover and
young families with children
replace older persons living
alone," the authors said, "this
method may miss population
change ...
• It will, however, catch
changes in households."
would help a patient end life.
His new version will mandate,
rather than suggest, that a psychiatrist
certify, the patient is of
sound mind.
"A physician may not have the
expertise to determine if a psychiatrist
is needed, so we made
it (psychiatric exam* necessary,"
Peters said.
Peters' new version also will
require a 15-day, rather than
two-day. waiting period between
the time a patient makes a Second
request for a death drug and
the time it may be administered.
It will mean a total of 30 days
from the time the patient makes
his or her first request until the
end can come.
"The most important part of
my bill," said Peters, "is putting
it to a vote of the people. Polls
show 75 percent of the peoplesupport
physician-assisted suicide.
Right to Life ( which opposes
assisted suicide) doesn't want
it on the ballot because they
.know it will pass overwhelmingly."
Gougeon's panel, which
includes Republican Sens.
Robert Geake of Northville and
Michael Bouchard of Birmingham,
is scheduled to meet Sept.
19 but probably won't act even
then. A fifth member. Sen. Virgil
Smith, D-Detroit, will be on a
trip to India.
."I expect no action until the
last week of September or even
later," said Gougeon.
Senators aren't up for reelection
this year, but representatives
are, and any Senate-passed
bill is unlikely to be taken up
until after the Nov. 5 election _ if
at all.
If no action is taken, the bill
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Fall harvest recipes
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16,1996
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CHEF LARRY JANES
Here's the dirt on
successful gardens
Dirt is a good thing. Not dirty clothes, or
dirt in houses, but dirt as the soil in which
I plant. Dirt's rich perfume greets me after
a rain, or hearty sprinkle with the hose. It gives
me a bushel or so of candy apple red tomatoes,
aromatic basil fronds that fill the air with the
scent of anise when brushed by a pant leg. My.
dirt has been feeding me fruits and vegetables
since the end of spring, and now it is time to
return the favor.
Organic matter
All summer I have bee.n composting, putting
the outside leaves of cabbages, the shucks and
cobs from corn, egg shells, coffee grounds and
wilted salad greens into a remote corner of my
garden.
Whenever I cut grass, the clippings are added
to raked leaves, straw and harvested potato
. plants. I bought a small Rototiller four years ago
at Sears during season clearance, and it has
suited me just fine.
When the last of the parsley is cut for tabbouleh,
the remainder of basil snipped for
neighbors Frank & Karen's spaghetti sauce, and
the final green tomato made into harvest relish,
I will crank up the tiller, and feed my garden as
it has fed me for the last four months.
Successful gardening requires planning. Each
year I rotate crops and plant a few marigolds
and zinnias for color, to help control the bug population
and attract bees for pollination.
I could, like many neighbors, feed the soil with
plant food containing chemical additives, and
spray plants and flowers with a range of insecticides,
but I want to leave my dirt and groundwater
as clean as they were when I came to them.
I hope my children, and their children, will
want to keep gardening this ground. However, I
am not naive. I know that we live in a nation
where people seem to be in perpetual motion,
that chances are slim my grandchildren will be
in this house, or even this state when they grow
. up. Still, even if my garden were to cease to
exist. I know I will have fulfilled my covenant
with future generations.
Soil is composed of a multitude of chemicals
and trace elements along with beneficial bacteria
and yeasts. I have only to taste the best of hydroponic
vegetables grown in watery chemical solutions
to realize that real soil and sunshine give
vegetables and fruits the best flavor.
Reaping benefits
"Vine ripened" $3.49 per pound tomatoes
available during the dead of winter don'< come
close to the taste of a tomato that costs pennies
to grow during the summer. Chemicals from a
bag cannot replicate the delicious compost
breakfast I feed my vegetables, and they quickly
leach out into the ground.
Even if gardening were just a second hobby, I
could easily open a small roadside bait stand and
sell the worms that are everywhere, especially
after the soil has been tilled. Remember when
you had to water the lawn after dinner and then
head outside with a flashlight to dig worms for
the next day's fishing trip? I still do, and they
have helped me land many a walleye with my
dad in our old family-owned boat.
My small garden is my small statement. My
compost bin is a recycled plastic oil drum with
holes drilled in the side to help circulate air. It
cost me the effort to go pick it up, and has lasted
since I started gardening without additives
about 10 years ago. I would like to believe my
harvests are organic, but I have never purchased
anything organic because I can't justify the
price.
My early crop of beans have fixed nitrogen in
the soil. My tomatoes are odd shaped, but they *
harm no one. and taste buttery and delicious. I
grow just enough for my household, and any animals
or birds that can get over or under the
fence.
My plants get their health from good soil, and
can fight off disease pretty much on their own. I
do lose some of what I grow, and have to cope
with an occasional grub or a slug (what a reason
to pop open a beer, pour a pie plate full and see
the pests die with a buzz on).
But I'm happy with, the rich smell of my dirt
after a rain, and with the thought that I'm feeding
the land and future. My only hope is that
somewhere, sometime, you might be able to do
the same.
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Chef Larry Janet it a free-lance writer. He welcomet
your calls and comments. To leave a message
for him, dial (313) 963-2047 on a touch-tone
phone, mailbox 1886. See recipes inside.
LOOKING AHEAD
What to watch for in Taste next week:
• Measure for measure accuracy is important in
cooking
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TAMJHE C.RAVT-VSTAJT ARTIST
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STORY BY KEELY WYGONIK
STAFF WRITER
Chefs indulge in sweet temptations
astry Chef David Balla has a
serious sweet tooth, and
believes all meals should
begin and end with dessert. Maple
Pamna Cotta, one of the desserts he
is preparing for Tournament of
Temptations during "Sweet Endings"
weekend at the Michigan
Renaissance Festival, Sept. 28-29,
was originally made with poached
fish, and served as an appetizer.
"The recipe has stayed consistent
since the Dark Ages," said Balla, an
American Culinary Federation certified
pastry chef at Gandy Dancer
in Ann Arbor, and graduate of Oakland
Community College's culinary
arts program. Italian for "cooked
cream," panna cotta is a custard
dessert. Balla's panna cotta will be
flavored with Michigan maple
syrup. He's also making a "fancied
up" carrot cheesecake, because
"carrots have been around since
time began."
• For autumn barbecues It s cabernet sauvignon
with beef and merlot with lamb or pork:
• 1993 Sim Cabernet Sauvignon $16.75 - excellent
• 1993 Hapa Ridge Merlot $10
• 1994 Hogue Merlot $15
• 1993 Clos du Bots Merlot Winemakers Reserve
$28 - rich A lush
• 1993 Kunde Cabernet Sauvignon $15
• 1993 Beringer Knights Valley Cabernet Sauvrgnon
$13
• Best buys at $10 and under_
• 1995 Hogue Dry Chentn Blanc $7- great alter
native to pricey California chardonnays
• 1995 Hogue Dry Johannsberg Riesling - for Pan
Asian cuistne
• 1995 R.H. Phillips Sauvignon Blanc $6
• 1995 Antmon Gaiestro $8
• 1995 Ruffino Ubaio $10
• 1994 MontGras Cabernet Sauvignon (Chile) $8
• 1995 Chateau Daltna Cabernet Sauvignon /Bulgaria!
$5 - very light •
• Wines to cellar:
• 1991 Charles Krug Generations (blend of caber
net sauvignon, cabernet franc and mertot) $30
• 1993 Raymond Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve $17
• 1991 Caetelio r» Voipaia Coitassela (Italy) $29
• 1991 Castelio

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Dig into dishes made with garden fresh vegetables
See related stor\ on Taste
front.
Here are some favorite recipes
made with the bounty from my
fall harvest garden:
BASIC NO FRILLS POTATO
SALAD
2 Dounds boiling "new' potatoes
4 tatiiespoons dry white wine
2 tablespoons *nne vinegar .
1 teaspoon preoared Dijon
styled mustard
Pinch salt
6 tablespoons oMve oil
Fresh ground pepper to taste
2 tablespoons mtnced green
onions
1 tablespoon minced parsley
1 tablespoon minced ciiantro '
1 tablespoon minced dill
weed
Scrub the potato?*. Drop them
in boiling salted water to cover
and boil until the potatoes are
barely tender when pierced w ith a
small knife.
Remove from heat, allow to
stand for 5 minute* Drain As
soon as they are cool enough to
handle, peel and cut them into
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promote fine arts in our communities. In anticipation of the
1996-97 season, we would like to meet with each of you as we
address yourconcerns regarding our coverage of art shows,
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SHOPPING CENTERED
Nifty nails: Technician "Andrew
at 90s
Nails in Oakland Mall, works with client
Sandy Frattarola of Warren.
Fun fingertips
keep salons busy
BY LINDA ANN CHOMIN
SPECIAL WRITER
Years ago the only time a woman had her nails
done was for her wedding or special occasion. With
•the advent of acrylic nails, salons are springing up
at every mall and mainstreet.
Tina Trevarrow stopped into 90's Nails at the
Oakland Mall, Troy last week for a set of acrylic
nails and a French manicure. An L.A. actress, she
was in town working on the production of 'The
Polish Wedding" being filmed in Hamtramck.
Trevarrow said began wearing acrylic nails three
years ago because, her natural,nuils break easily.
"In L.A..there's.a nail salon oil every corner,"she
said heading back-to California to work on the
television show Unsvlceti Mysteries. "I get them
done about every 10 days to two weeks because
sometimes a nail lifts and if air. or a hair, gets
under a. nail, you can get a fungus infections.
They have to be taken off and redone. You must
keep them up all the time "
90 s Nails, a licensed salon which opened in
July, offers customers more than 50 colors of nail
polish and 400 different airbrushed designs for
acrylic nails. Technician Larry Lee designs and
hand cuts the stencils for the designs of palm
trees, flowers and rabbits. Along with airbrushing.
shop technicians decorate nails with rhinestones,
flat nail art, gold and silver glitter, stripping, two
tones, and charms
90's Nails was founded in Pennsylvania three
years ago by owner Jime Luong Besides locations
in the east, he has two stores in Michigan
and plans call for a 90s Nails to open soon at
Twelve Oaks in Novi.
At The Nail Station in Plymouth, Susan
Misener was treating her 13- year old daughter
Michelle to frosted aquamarine polish and original
artwork of the Tasmanian Devil on her pinky
finger. Technician Wendy Weldon specializes in
free-hand art. painting a range of images from
Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa to Bugs Bunny, a
miniature dollar bill, seasonal and holiday trimmings,
and logos of the Detroit Red Wings and II
of M sports teams.
"The Looney Tunes characters are real popular
with teenagers," she said. "A couple of weeks ago, I
had four or five of them come in the morning after
a sleep-over party. Nails are growing in popularity.
My customers range in age from 18 to 65. from
business ladies coming in on their lunch hours to
cleaning ladies who are really hard on their nails."
Misener comes in every two weeks to. maintain
her long nails which this week were done in pink
and accented with rhinestones and an abstract
design painted by Weldon. Working on a computer
all day with long finger nails took some adjustment
she said.
Weldon said she tries to stay current with fashionable
colors and this season that means
metallics in slate grey, dark blue and dark green.
Red is dead when it comes to coloring nails.
"Of course, some people are stuck on red." Weldon
said, "They're going to wear red whether it's in
or not. My clients are asking for frosts, especially
white, and dark metallics like purple." •
One of the most requested finishes is a blue and
purple marbleized faux Weldon learned while
working in a craft store painting furniture.
"Nails are so popular now because with the
acrylics the polish lasts so much longer - up to two
weeks, whereas with polish on a natural nail it's 2-
3 days," she pointed out. She's won several nail
painting competitions and has had her creations
published in magazines.
Technicians at The Nail Station are state board,
certified. They take safety precautions seriously.
'Training and sanitation are very important,"
Weldon said "All implements are kept in hospital
grade disinfectants "
(Dbscruer
MONDAY,
Glamour:
Wanda
Sobh of
Sterling
Heights
shows off
her manicure.
Sept. 16, 1996
B'ham puts on a Fall Spectacular
A record crowd turned
out to see the best of
Birmingham at last
Wednesday's Fall Spectacular.
They raised
$100,000 for cancer survivor
scholarships and
enjoyed the evening of
friends, food and fashion.
BY Si SAN
DEMAGGIO
STAKE WRITER
The merchants
of downtown
Birmingham
proved once again
that they are cool.
Way cool.
Their runway show of the season's
best from -Jacobson's to. Kiddlywinks,
had the standing-room-only
audience mesmerized from start to
finish The eclectic offerings from
funky shops like It's the Ritz, Timbuktu
and Lisa Parks, blended with
the European collections of Tender,
Maxwell, Edward Dorian, and the
more traditional looks,from stores
- like The Claymore Shop. Thomas
Leffler and Jacobson's.
The highlight of the show
belonged to the 18 youngsters who
macaraina-ed down the runway in
free spirited garments from Frankie
& Debbie's. Kiddlywinks and Hansel
& Gretel. inviting wild applause
from The crowd, many who stood to
join in.
Emcee Jim Harper of WNIC
radio's The Breakfast Clab summed
it up as "the night Hollywood comes
to Birmingham - when the audience
is just as beautiful as the models on
stage."
Theatrics came courtesy of the
town's four leading hair salons.
Each staff offered a Salute to Broadway
with coifs and make-up
inspired by the musicals Cabaret'
190th Floori; West Side Story (Salon
Sydney); My Fair Lady ;
and Phantom of the Opera (Kennice
Bashar).
"I loved the show it was very
entertaining and worth waiting for."
said Patty Greene of Birmingham.
(The fashion show started a halfhour
late, running from 9-10 p.m.
The event was under way at 6 p.m.
in tents set up in the parking lot
across from the Community House.
Guests spent $25 each to enjoy cocktails,
hors d'oeuvres, a silent auction
of goods and services from down-
See EVENT, B4
News of special events of interest to shoppers
is included in this calendar. Send promotion
information to: Mall & Mainstreets, c/oBirmingham
Eccentric, 805 East Maple. 48009: or fax
(8101 644-1314. The deadline is Wednesday at 5
p.m. for publication on Monday.
MONDAY. SEPT. 16
Photography Exhibit
Bloomfield Plaza's mini mall serves as exhibit
hall for the works of Mark Stadler who specializes
in dance photos through Sept. 19.
Bloomfield Plaza. Maple/Telegraph.
1810'649-6500.
TUESDAY, SEPT. 17
Best of Fall Show
Neiman Marcus presents The Art of Fashion"
11:30 a.m. under the big top in the mall parking
lot. Lunch follows the show to benefit Orchards
Family Services. Tickets are $50 per person.
Somerset Collection South.
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Women's Association beginning at 6:15 p.m. on
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plus a look at the Must-Haves list for fall/winter
'96. Tickets are $20 to benefit Schoolcraft College
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ALMOST NEW'-Luaooua 3680 «q *
Merman Frankel cotomel Saner
r«o>ettuay Banner red
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m October. *» dmil -or*
completeO ideal lor large lamify -
near partu shoppmo acnoola and
nouses o> worsNp
Neutral decor,
large aipansrve window
r»gr> ceamgs
oak accenU on all «twe
appointment* Jacuui lub in garden
master lull volumn ceMngs m entry
and liwng room area 2 mart* tireplaces
ceramic and oak too*
iMoognoul 9 h Baeement »itn fourth
bam preo. a* ready tor new occupants
Aslung $399,900
OneWay Aeally 8tO-473-SfiOO
WESTLAND
Uvoraa Sohoole
3 Dettoom raneft on stab 2 car
garage carpel, new kitcrwi newei
" .. $79 900 J313) 525-8336
Oakland County
OAKLAND - % owner 9 r
oi Chrysle' Complex 4
cooniai M/waftou) Baser
neighborhood green porch overlooking
wooded lot. very i
e«ceael conOOor, $198 500
mates north
Bedroom
appo*i|ment. cal
For
(810) 693-3171
Weslland/Wayae
I WATEnFORD 1984. 3 Bedroom. 2
; lull bath with ceramic We. fireplace
2 5 car garage 16S6«0« in-level on
; private.dead-end Lake privileges
. Clean $133 900 8lO-««6-4T4l
LIVONIA SCHOOLS!
A RAPE FINO w*h over 1.700 sq tt
and 4 *ige size Bedroome ipaciou*
•Jchen. 2 M bath*, central an newer
tjmace & window*. M Basement. 2
car ja'age Bring us an ofler'
$123900
SUPER SHARP tine*
rancn with
r>uge master bedroom country
mtcrian doorwal! to deck, v- Bains,
central av
iewei windows, Vnjhed
basement aOsoMeiy gorgeous -
$80,900
Wayne County
Century
"ASTELLI (313T 5
CASTELLI (313T 525-7900
1990 1991 *982-1993-1«»
CENTURION
AWARD WINNING OFFICE
SMART START
Great investment in ihe fwonia
school secicn Clean you can ,usl
•now
n At S65 900 you caftT go
wrong 9it» on dotOie lot. has a two
car jarage witn opener 3 bedrooms
a-o a t*} .utpity room
AFFORDABLE - hrst ctass corKMien.
oelect Wntf neighborhood Ne level redwood dec*, pool
& ombwBmgi lor horse or at*Q
emriusiast $740 000
Cal Shirley Ultlelieio
RE/MAX Profaaaamal. mc
1810)650-2100
Condon
BLOOMFIELO MILLS Spac-Ous
Condo « Manor in the Ma Complex
many adras Call
BLOOMFIELO MILLS - Adams
Woods 4 bedroom . den. 3.5 baths
hnahed Basement plus sauna App»-
ance* Attached garage $250,000
By appointment (810) 299-4466
BLOOMFlELD TWP
Upper Ranch
1200 sq It wfcalhedral ce*ng 2
Bedrooma? Bamscarpoct Square
Lake pnvaeges
Move-in condidon
Asking $83,500 (810) 338-4560
WHAT A DEAL'
This spectacuiar name has 3 larger
size Bedrooms a tm iirvshed Basement.
newer carpel 4 windows over-
2 car garage with vinyl sidmg
right at - $64 ,900
S«*d 2
Priced i
.21
C e n t u r y .
CASTELLI (313j 525-7900
1990-1991-1992-1993-1994
CENTURION
AWARD WINNING OFFICE
Lakefront'
Waterfront Homes
WESTLANO
Here it is' 3 large Bedrooms plus a
fourth in the basement, m this super
all Dnck rancn Livmg room & Iam4y
room « tireplace 1st floor laundry 2
car attached garage Deck sp-inkler
system to name a lew ol Ihe amenities
Huny A look at (his one won't
last" $179900
PLYMOUTH
Great opportixMy tor a Condo Buyer
loofcing 'or absolute mpve-m condilor
II neutral lots 0> storage great
robm si/»s Plymouth focatloh'
$72500
LAKE CMARtEVOlX Condo 2
Bedroom 2 balh m Boyne City 1000
sq It ahrepiace. includes boat sap
$174 500 Call Pal O'Brien ReMa»
Ol Boyne
t-800-968-5092
LAKE MICHIGAN
Luc»noton Pnvate
sand* beach new lakeJrom 2, 3
or 4 Bedroom beach condo homes
Call for Biocnure J*n Karr Steed
Real Estale 1-800-845-6005
PRIVATE HuMMfR Lake 2700 Sq
tool Bock & cedar home m Brandon
T wp on, 2 5 acres Beautifully landscaped
with decorative pond and
waterfall Extensive decking and
B rebo 3 car garage qualrty home
• 9..00C Can (810) 628-9686
or (8101 419-0308
CLEAN OUT The Attic.
Clean The Garage
Have A Sale 1
Cal 313-591-0900
CANTON - WHY RENT
Buy this Clean h sharp 2 bedroom
lower level. 2 Bam condominium lea
tunng pond wew from spacious grea'
room, !*st floor laundry, all appliances
Asking. $84,900
CENTURY 21
ROW
(313) 464-7111
FARMINOTON MILLS - Sharp contemporary
2 Bedroom. 2 bath, studio
Ceding custom features throughout
appliances finished basement, wet
Bar workout area garage $135 000
D8M PROPERTIES (810)737-4002
FARMiNGTON VILLAGE. Wynsel
Condo 2 Bedroom. 2 5 Bath townhouse
appliances, washer dryer all
kitchen, central air
new gas heat
tmished Basement, by owner
$127 500 No agents For appoint
ment cat 810-426-0757
372 Coodo*
NOV! • 3 Bedroom 2 5 Bathe
$188,900 No real aetata agents
(810) 344-9122
NOVI. UPDATED 2 Bedroom condo
priced lo sef $73,500 Attached
^
STi&MEST
PLYMOUTH - Adul community 2
Bedroom
Must Seel Healed pool
and duOhouse Pnced lo SeW
$85 900 Buyers Onlyi 313-4S8-2164
SOUTHFIELD • We»nglon
Place
Manor Condo lower 2 beOoom 2
ban. end k«et laundry, new kitchen
iippiia.-xes move-«e
LlT^t^'VALLEY* HOMES
810-474-6500
10% down 240 morths at
$274
10.2S APR
[ittleVaHet
CANTON - 1989 Satire: very good
cendaon
14*70 2 bedroom, appa-
•xm. a* oondBioner. shed mor
able $i4«XVbeat
31V728-07«7
MUSI SELL
$1800 Moves You m
tTI
ham. m WesSand Meadows
re and retrorator
in 810-588-6323
NOVI CHATEAU '- 14*70, 2 Dadrooms
I 5 baft*. £«*
aoptances Neil to pool $7 000
313-730-1836 or 810^80-7540
NOV) • Hufitand Hfc Estate
1991 Skyane 2 Bedrooms. 2 Be*
16*80 Catheorn i
$23,000
, M ^ o
10-478-4775
Duplexes t
Townhouses
PLYMOUTH, DUPLEX, 2 uoas iron 1
CMfroom. rear 2 Bedrooms separate
utMes $870 ncome month 1280
Junction $92 500 (810) 475-9030
Manufactured
Homes
HIGHLAND HILLS
ESTATES
Located N at Grand River on Seeley
Rd . «1 Nov. h*lt way Between Haggeny
t Meadowbrook Rd
SKYLINE. 14 X 70 with 10*30 room
addition. 2 Bedrooms
2 Baths an
aophancea. central air, immecWe
occupancy $31900
VICTORIAN TAG -14 X 80 with 8*36
lag 3 Bedrooms. 2 Baths, all appliances
skylights, tiraptace. «rge front
porch, sned. pool lot Beautifully
landscaped $38 900
VICTORIAN. 14 X 70, front lulcnen. 2
bedroome. I Bath dmng room loads
ol cupboard space, an appkancae.
central air. covered porch, shed, premium
site . $23,900
QUALITY
HOMES
Hours Mon - Fn . 10-4 PM
Evenmgs A Saturday by sppt
810-474-0320 or 810-474-0333
Ask for Joanne
LIVOWA. LAUREL PARK WOOOS
CONOO 2nd floor end unit 1 large
Bedroci Irving room & c»nmg room,
screen porch 8 carport includes
appliances
CMse to eipressway
$75,000 (313) 420-2498
NORTHVILLE
Beautilul
* . waterfront homes Ranch 8
2 story units available m
., NorthvHle s prestigKius Blue
Heron Polnte Walkout
*— m lower level 10
t®Nng.Ooettng. swimming o» a Breath
ol Iresn aii
Pncas ranging from
$300s to $520s
Diane Braykovich
810-348^3000
RE/MAX
100 INC
w
(313) 591-9200
E S T A T E S
NORTHVILLE - beautiful lafces-de
unit 2 Bedrooms 1 5 baths, fmrthed
basement central air. lovely garden
patio living room fireplace «i family
room Asking St05,000
Oneway Realty 810-473-5500
NORTHVILLE CONDO
For sale by
owner. 2 Bedroom W balh. Appro*
1280 sq ft close lo Lakes 8 CkjB
House Highland Lakes $91,000 For
appointment (313) 326-2589
CANTON. - Clean. 14*60
2 bedroom,
1 Bath, central air large
awning, landscaped. $10,900
(313) 753-5900
CANTON Oaen 14*60 2 bedroom
1 oath, central air. large
awning landscaped $10 900
• (3131 753-5900
CASH FOR
. USED HOMES
CENTRAL OUTLET 1-800-432-2525
DEALERS CHOICE!
Free Central Air.
Washer & Dryer!
1996 16*72. 3 Bedroom. 2 hA Bath
more' $452.'monfh includes lot rent.
10% down. 10 50 APR. 360 months
Call Carol HOMETOWN USA
313-595-9100
FOUR
BEDROOM HOME
Only $32,990 CENTRAL OUTLET
1 -800-432-2525 Open 7 days
FREE CENTRAL AIR.
WASHER & DRYER!
1996 16*72. 3 bedroom 2 bath
lacuzr. dishwasher 542a 1 month
including lot rent 10% down.
10 50 APR lor 360 months
Can Care a-
HOMETOWN USA 313-595-9100
J O H N
T O Y E Pmte*>iimal Realtor
( 8 6 9 3 )
REMERTCA I
FAMILY REALTORS
3)018 W. Warren |
Westland
WAYNE 3643 Barber
S. of MkWpn. *L o< MerrtiW!
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cmr we' Dttfiwatfw ao^nagoaaOe $74 750
WESTIAND 33543 Famwood
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M M M O
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[CHARLEVOIX HOMES,
— F a l l C l e a r a n c e —
• Models Must Go!
• Discounted Prices!
ievoix ^states"
• A luxurious Manufactured Home community
• Spacious rental lots available
• Beautiful clubhouse, tennis courts and heated pool
• Near shopping, dining Sc golf!
CALL Now
(616) 547-0743 OR (800) 252-3789
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wmdcnvs lo-lotr^
WaaltorraWed
AaAmo 1
(313)
HEOfOnO-2moeaehomea 18*60.
3 t632-61 $7
HUNTING LAND - 160 acres
(810) 739-7548
LoU i
Acreage'
Vacant
CANAL FRONTAGE on U
sports
private lake 2 adtonng iota adjacent
to state land A perfect we*-CM
Wake oBer (810i 693-4604
FOWLERVILLE SCHOOLS BmW
able home wne on 5- acres Access
IO power and health depl Approved
lor on site septic
Pama»y wooded
$42,500 (517) 223-0864
HOWELL TWP
Hi»Willi wooded
2 73 • acre parcel mm pond an
paved pnvata road Perked 1 surveyed
$70,000 Call 810-380-8321
NORTHFIELD TOWNSHIP South
Lyon schools Roamg 5 acre parcel
Perked and surveyed $85 000
(810) 486-9286
SALEM TWP - 2 lots heaWy treed
Plymouth / Carton Schools Perked
1 5 acres $99 500 313-397-4780
THREE very enduaive siecutrve
building sites 2 35 acrea each on a
private, road with roang mite These
lots are heavily wooded wim deer '
wildkte $200,000 each Canton Mi
Western Wayne County
By appt
only 313-451-0751
Tine Shan
Coma^ReUilSaW
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COMMCRCIAL
INDUSTRIAL
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390 BUSIDMS ities
BELLEVIUE
BELLE Plaia Shoppng
Caner now waaaig lor reetaurant
chiidcara. elc Mobile
313-920-5966 Voice 31M81-3050
FARMINGTON HILLS
On 10 Mae between
Helstead & naggeny
RETAIL SPACE
Laat Space A e Per*
water Ml Sea» 282 New Clna C
equvment Nets $111000
n 7moa Caiim Ken 8004454096
STEEO REAL ESTATE
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products 8
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- Business/Building
w
For Sale
Established Health 8
, Axis Mend-Hi buaisss Recaa
•ru 13.500 Sq 8.
Call 810-775-4460
OCU JN DOWNTOWN HOWfcU
Bear. Wine Lo«o
Sa8 due to heeflTi Money matter
Ca8 lor awjaaiiianl 517 W-S808
MECHANICAL SHOP lot aata. te8y
•eaeM vn«tt>a*l Ht
O *M 487 Oerter
i * 4 S S 8 ! . ? S £ ^
it for 1995 In the State of Michigan *
Offiff Busmen
SpdCC Sale/Lease
LIVONIA - RETAIL
37350 7 M*e Rd new 1-275 » New
, For sate or lease 4500 eqlt
dhtde (313) 4*4-3118
burg
WlU c
RESTAURANT 5400 eq
located
m East Tewea
The Clwna Houae)
CumptsfU eqtapped Benouet room
ongt 1300 000
dvana k—, — . - -
E icenem busmeat opportunity
Fmenpng an atatili lor qualMed
STrenew
WOLVERINE
AMERICENTERS
Furmehed othoea - hourty
Conierencs roome - hourly
Part ame oAce ptane. $l25m>o
Troy SiXJthHeid Uvor»e 8
Bkwmfteld HI8a 313-482 1313
Announcing
"Shared" Offices
Tray. Uiorita. Now. Sterang Heigfits
Ann Arbor, DetroB Ren .Can
Pnvale olticea Irom ISO aq.K •
war phone anew anna
conte#*e
roome Ca« Tam«e Ccbb
iniemattonal Buain*M Centers
(313) 38ft-1888
DOWNTOWN BIRMINGHAM
OMce buOdng hat several OMCM
available On aile parking Ca8
Slater Manageraenl 810-&404286
FARMINGTON - DOWNTOWN
Pnvaie 11 « t3 o«ce spece wtm air.
aes good partuno $22Vmo
MILO PHO^fES-81(M71-07tt
FARMINGTON HILLS - 340 eq 8
available in accounts suite
Answering service copy 4 fai
matfwies aveneble Send mqunea »
Bo. etl14
Observer 8 Eccentnc Newspeper*
36251 Schoolcraft Rd
Livonia. M 48150
MLLf LOCATION
20 8 eadaBV>0a*« OuUoor
taaea tptnsi Fencedverd M8«wc
per space
CaB iio-348-j434
GLEN EDEN. 3 KM 81000
Livonta 1810) 476-3824
OAKLANO HILLS CEMETERY
Coet dvect $1580 each Q-ojc 5
Rugged Croes $2000 Group 8
Maaomc section $3000
Omda al
$600 each 810418-8078
OAKLANO HILLS. Garden ot in*
Last Stniar 8 lots Ml at $1500
met.
Being lor $400 eech or beat
(810) 635-4108
ROSELANO PARK
(313) 886-2776
TWO LOTS in GMn Eden Garden oI
Aacanaton Section 652 valued
$1800 wai Me $1000 lor boat
(810)
R€Rl CSTRTC
FOR R€NT
#400-498
ANN APfiOR TRAiL 1 Mi i
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B > Conversant (ooaBon
Dear
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3 "adroom aoc sq*
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•fpar K*
new*, 81C n il I. tan
* J B 7 $ par M ;am secunr,
mem Cm 8^W»-*7ii
M O N D A Y , S E P T E M B E R 16, 1996 O & E
Classifications 400 to 400 < * ) 9 B
a*
APARTMENTS
Hinnsss
Apartment-.
I nfurnished
Apartments
L'nfurnished
Apartment
Unfurnished
ANN ARBOR
• FREE •
and
SIMPLE
Turn Day* ol Fruatranon
into Minutes
ol Successful Searching
FsrmngKm 810-832-7780
810-863-8514
810-547-8172
810-332-0183
610-348-0440
B-0-35J 8040
313-981-7200
810-680-9080
810-781-8444
313-677-3710
313-371-4038
Royal Oak
Walertord
Now
SoutMield
Canton
Troy
Clinton Twp
Ann Arbor
D»arbom
APARTMENT
SEARCH
AUBURN HILLS
FABULOUS
TOWNHOUSES
OPEN WEEKENDS
Luxury 2 * 3
bedrooms^ baths
1500 Sq Ft.
I AH aopttances mOudrig washer
ryer and bmds
, Health Club spa pool and «enr»
. n a spacious apt iocaiad|
musI mnutes Irom downtoum
_
•Plymouth Heat 8 water included •
• Be a part ol our community |
Call 313-455-2143
^
Plymouth Square
Apartments
1 & 2 BEDROOM,
QUIET COMMUNITY
CMARMINf PARK-LIKE SETTING
• Verticals. Pod
• Walk » Shopping
• Dishwasher S Disposal
• Central Air $ Heating
Oil Ann Arbor Road. I block'west
ol Sheldon (next to Big Boy)
OPEN MONDAY - FRIOAY g-5
SATURDAY. 12-4
313-455-6570
Equal Opportunity Hous«ng
Plymouth
Newly decorated
Smoke detectors
• Spnnklei system
. FROM $475
i:
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1-75 and 14-KNe I
Next to Abbey Theater
1
^ 566-3355 J
BERKLEY - 2 bedrooms, modem, m.
large storage, basemert wasftet 6
*ye» Great location No pes. $720'
mo water nduded 610^41-6004
BIRMINGHAM - 3 bed-
• room turmshed. Royal
Ckak 1 & 3 bedrooms
includes heal & waier
Cal 610-855-2992
Birmingham
BUCKINGHAM
MANOR
2 Bedroom Apts
Call Now
810-649-6909
JBlRMINGHAMOOWNTOWN
Studio apt
$650 depot*. $4#5.mo
*.a»*>ie immediately Can Mon -Fn
10-5 010-476-6333
FARMINGTON HILLS
RENT FROM $1,075
1500 sq (1 2 4 3 bedroom lown
houses 2'1 batis speoous master
bedroom suile Washer/dryer blmds
& covered parking.
FOXPOINTE
TOWNHOUSES
HALSTEO 6 It MILE
(010) 473-1127
Farminaton HWs
HAPPINESS IS
moving m)o a cozy 1 bedroom
apartmenl ind oemng $$$ otl
rant' Verticals & Carport mctuded
$200 00 Security Deposit
Cadaitwooke Apts (810) 478-0322
FARMINGTON HILLS
Large t bedroom apartment
September Special $50&mo
NO SECURITY DEPOSIT
810-473-1396
BLOOMFlELD HILLS
Telegraph & Ouadon F»ds
Newly Remodeled
Low Move In Costs
1 & 2 Bedroom Apts
FROM $730
HEAT INCLUDED
WHETHERSFJELD
APARTMENTS
810-645-0026
Mon -Fn. 9-5
CANTON - 1 bedroom slove relogerator
com washer'dryer, carpet
bUnds; $445 mo mdudss heal. 1
years ksasa " 313-455-0391
Canton
FAIRWAY CLUB
Golfside Apis
1 & 2 Bedroom
Free Golf
Heal & Hot Waier Free
Carport Included
313-728-1105
Canton Garden Apts.
JOY RD E ol 1275
$200 Rebate"
Spacous 3 bedroom sownhouse
2 levels w«th private entrance
From S5I0-SS85
FEATURES
• i l ' i
Bam
• Stove & Relngerator
• Dishwasher 4 Disposal
• Central Air/Meal
t Verticals
« Corrven«nl Parking
• Laundry lao««s
. Pool & Clubhouse
• Sorry, no pets'
313-455-7440
• On Selected Units
CANTON
LIMITED TIME ONLY
MOVE IN SPECIAL
1 Bedroom
$475
Heat Included
STONEYBROOKE
APARTMENTS
(313) 455-7200
L-Sat 9-5 Sun tM
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Faimnngton Hitts
I M A G I N E !
13 unique «oor plans
Entra-spacious apartments
Beautitj«y landscaped grounds
Extra-large storage areas
Clape to all major freeways
E'tra-large health club
Full sae washers & dryers
24 hr monriored gatehouse
I M M X D B
(810) 478-5533
Ask about our
current specials
FARMINGTON HILLS, premier community.
gated entrance health dub
Short term lease $638. no security
deposit Ca« Roger 810-474-4866
FARMINGTON HILLS • 2 bedroom. 2
balh apt
Pels welcome. SSOOmc
No security deposit Available now
810-788-1940
Matkaon Heights
GREAT APTS.
GREAT
LOCATIONS
RENT
INCLUDES
Heat &
Vertical Blinds
S month or l year lease Wet mamlamed
Newly decorated Features mn
conditioning, refrigerator range,
smoke detectors, laundry lacilmes $
extra storage Swtrnmmg Pool Cable
available
1 & 2 Bedroom Apts
LEXINGTON
VILLAGE
Smal Pet Section
From $505
I-75 end 14 Mile
Opposite Oakland Mali
585-4010
PRESIDENT
MADISON APTS.
From $510
t Block E ol John R
just S ol Oakland Matt
585-0580
HARLO APTS.
From $495
Warren. Men
Was! siOe ol Mound Rd
Just N ol 13 Mle
Opposite GM Tech Center
939-2340
PLYMOUTH
HOUSE
APARTMENTS
Spaoous 1 8 2
bedroom llootplans
Irom the low i500s
PLYMOUTH. OLOE VILLAGE
l bedroom upper, available imrhediateiy
no pets $385.^10
(313) 459-4416
Plymouth
"^Plymouth
Hills
Apartments
746 S. Mill St
Arm Arbor Tr /Ann Arbor Ro
• 1 & ? Bedrooms
• Washer/Tftyer in each unit
• Window Treatments
• Dishwasher
• Air Conditioned
• Walk to Downtown
• Easy Access to .1-275
From
$500
Open 12-5 313-455-47^1
Mon thru Fri
FARMINGTON
• MANOR
Across r»om shopping 4 theatre
Studios S l bedrooms
$410-$480 Carpeting, vertical
blinds, walk in closets, patios
& balcony*, central air
No pets We pay water only
.810 474-2552 .
FARMINGTON
OPEN WEEKENDS
FREE HEAT
Large 1 & 2 Bedrooms
oshwashers
Vertical Bmds.
Clean. Qu>et Community
RENT FROM $560
Orchard Lake Rd
N ol 8 Mi
VILLAGE OAKS
(810) 474-1305
CHERRY HILL AREA
125 Areola Clean
1 bedroom. $425,
each nas own entrance
ORBJJFY REALTY 18101 689-M7S
DEARBORN HEIGHTS
DEARBORN CLUB
APARTMENTS
$200 Security Deposit
From $495
FREE HEAT
. Ceftng Fans • Vertical Bands
On maater fuel North ol Fcrc
313-561-3593
Mon -Ftt 9-8 Sal 10-2
OCARSORN HEIGHTS -1 upper ML
UMM1. 1 Studk) tssomo mm
water 8 an nduJtd CM
(313) 421- naturally w

1 0 B ( * ) CLASSIFICATIONS 400 to 500 O&E Monday, September 16. 1996
Apu-tmeolw
I'nfuraishwt
M M M M
U M h 4 0 1
Apartments
Furnished
SOUTHFIELD
Low Move In Costs
1 Bedroom
Apartments
From $525
Heat
Included
TEL-TWELVE
PLACE
APARTMENTS'
(810) 355-4424 *
Moo -Fn 9*m-5pm "
SOUTHFIELD
~rr~r
We j'e IMing applications
tor spacious2i 3 Ded'Corr
apartments
Convenient
location Cat today tor mora '3oia.es
.VAKEFIELD APTS 810-1563780
Westland
Forest Lane
Apartments
6200 Noftn Wayne Rd
STUDIO - S4t0
1 BEDROOM - $480
2 BEDROOM - $520
SENIOR DISCOUNT'
Amenibes nctude
• HHI 4 A die'
• Carpeling 4 Winds
• Apcxances
• Laundry facwfies
• Poof 4 air condttiorw-ig
• Walk-in OOMts
• danwasfter* n selected urn
• Cable avaMaOa
• On Wayne Rd between
Ford & MGnlei
313-722-5155
SOUTHFIELD
WHITEHALL APARTMENTS
Spacious 2 bedroom apis
Starting al $730 Free Das* cat*'
4 heat on selected units
Caa now 810-557-0311
MBJBMMMH
on 9
WE STL AND '. large 2
/j^^^^bedroorr apartment leal
* •" Mt ' -nc
W BLOOMFIELD. 4 bedroom colonial
basamam. $2475'mo
WESTLAND 3 bedroom ranch,
baaemeni, oarage. $890rmo
WESTLAND 3 bedroom ranch,
basement, gwege
$l22Smo
AAA Leasing and Managemer*
(810) 4?1 RENT or (8101 473-5500
LIVONIA spacious 1 bedroom home,
siove 4 'rug® included
S53S»r>o
plus $500 security 313.-421-4894
alter 5pm
METAMORA
3 Bedrooms 1H Bans
Dirartg Family room Appliances
negotiable, vara 1800 Sq n $850
RENTAL PROS
(810) 373-RENT
OAK PARK . Cule bungalow slove
remgeralor. available mmeduHaiy
$700'mo Call Slater Mgml
(8101 540-6288
BIRMINGHAM
3 bedroom. 1100 sq
It -r»nch. basement. 2 car garage
$l09S ; mo Vi mos security deposit
r pool, clubhouse.
No pels 5600 mo
r313«97-73«8
P«
I
I
TROY
i $ 9 9 i
I Sfvruritv Hf»no274-8755
Westland
Estates
Oi Wayne Rd $
et Warren Rd
313-722-4700
WESTLANO
ORCHARDS
OF NEWBURGH
APARTMENTS
Scacous 14 2
Bedroom- Sbcwans
(313) 729-5090
Westland Park Apts.
Across Inom City Park
iCherry M4i|
I between Voaiebei 4 Memman:
i-w.tr- approved cream
2 Bedroom li» bath-SS20
La-ge ' cedroon - $455
(1 year 'ease with credit)
HEAT&..NDS-ROOL.-NO PtTS
Open 7 days
729-6636
VENOY
PINES
APARTMENTS
1 4 2 Bedroom apis
some w«h faeplaca
Swimming pool
Tenrvs Coun
Clubhouse
Pro»ess>onal»y Mana-jec
BeauWuty Landscaped
•
CENTRALLY
LOCATED
IN WESTLAND
(313) 261-7394
WESTLAND
WAYNE'FORD RD
SPECIAL
$200 SECURITY
DEPOSIT
Spacous 1 and 2 Bedroom courtyard
apartments .ccaied near shopping 4
expressways Other amenii.es
*ctuae
• Newly renovated Mchens
• Carpei>r.j
• Free Heat
. Air Condibonmg
• Window Treatments
• Laundry Facilities "
1 Bedroom $470. 2 Bedroom $500
COUNTRY COURT APTS
(313) 721-0500
WESTLAND
WAYNfcFORD R0
AREA
SPECIAL
$200 SECURITY
DEPOSIT
Spacious 1 and 2 Bedroom courtyard
apartments near shopping 4
eapressways Other amen.lie*
•ncUXS®
• Newty renovated kitchens
• Carpeting
• FT* Heal
• Ki CondMnrwig
• Laundry Facawes
1 BEDROOM $470 MONTHLY
2 BEDROOM $500 MONTHLY
COUNTRY VILLAGE APTS
(313) 721-0500
WOODLAND VILLA
LIVONIA SCHOOLS
2 Bedrooms, suoei closets
BreaWasi Bar. wpnances. pod
laundry iacikt.es secunty doors,
rtercom.
cable re*-7, central
SECURITY DEPOSIT
$250
313-422-5411
War-en Rd bet WaynenNewburgh
BIRM.NGHAM - MajxeEtoi' 2 bedroom
lownhouse ' bath 992 sq h
an hardwocO floors appliances
parking space Nt pe's smokets
SBtSlho
D 4 H PROPERTIES
BI&737-4002
BLOOMFfELD
cqndo lor lease or
sale
2 bedrooms 4 - baths hardwood
Boors custom -manor Phone
810-588-3471 or 810-524-S229
BLOOMFiELD HILLS Condo • FUR-
NISHED 2 bedroom 2 Balh lenced
patio Until June 1st Maple 4 Tele
graph References 810-539-8973
BLOOMFIELD HILLS
S62STno. .8
i bedroom.
3) 332-6741
CANTON 2 Bedroom condo l'i
bath, family room garage a.r pool,
all appliances. 1'-5 mo security
No
pets smflke
Available Oct 1 S850
Share Listings 642-1620 no tee
BRIGHTON - 2 bedroom
! Bath
Carpeted Appliances Basemem
Yard Garage $7(X>MO
RENTAL PROS
(810) 373 RENT
CANTON 3 bedroom 1 1 i Bath
Colonutl Air attached garage Deck
$t295rmo Fireplace 4 lamity
rewm (3131 455-2953
ORION TWP - 2 Bedroom 1 Bath
Appliances Basement Yard f-i Car
garage S6SO.-MO
RENTAL PROS
f810) 373-RENT
PLYMOUTH
Lilley Joy 3 bedroom
ranch first Boor laundry Basemen!
1' *- Baths 1.200 sq ft 2 car air
tenced yard $1 '00- mo
D 4 H PROPERTIES
81&737-4002
REDFORD - 3 bedroom bungakwr
Dmng All appliances Fmslied
basement Yard Garage $650
RENTAL PROS
(810) 356 RENT
REDPORD - 5 Mile-Beech
3 Bedroom
bnck bungalow Appkances 2"s
car oarage quiet neighborhood
M75M» • security 313-937-2834
REDFORD TWP - 3 possible 4 Bedroom
cape cod - $84S
2 bedroom Bnc* flat with '.replace 4
appkances - $695
2 bedroom starter ranch S645
Call Dave 255-5678
RecHord Twp schools 3 Bedroom
t 5'tMHh Firvshed basemerW '$795
mo * security Available
.mmeoalely ^313) 535-8372
ROCHESTER HILLS
3 bedroom
home on acre 2 car garage $750
mo plus security
(810) 299-8232
CANTON 4 other suburbs
CORPORATE
TRANSFEREES
For your RELOCATION NEEDS
Call D 4 M PROPERTIES
810-737-4002
I ROCHESTER HILLS - Bnck 2 bedroom
ranch Appliances Fenced
anj Shed
$600 MO
ENTAL PROS
(B10I 373-RENT
£
CANTON
WarrenSecl Sunflower
Sub PooHehms laciMies. 1990 brick
•» Dearoom Colonial 2.310 sq ft
2 t
Cafhs family room, air 2 cat an dog
only
no smokers $2.1 GO mo
D 4 H PROPERTIES 810-737-4002
CLARKSTON - 3 Bedroom ranch.
Fireplace All appliances Basement
Wooded lot Pets OK $95&'MO
RENTAL PROS . (.810) 373-RENT
COMMERCE
OAjtLEY-WELCH
1995 Bnck 4 bedroor' colonial 3 :
bafh vaulted cemngs library, larmly
room hreplace neutral, 3 car air
Wailed Lake Schools $240&mo
D- 4 H PROPERTIES 810-737-1032
COMMERCE TWP Lower straights
3 bedrooms 2 Baths appliances,
central air 2300 sqft $t.500'-month
Can 810-360-1162
ROMULUS
3 bedroom ranch. Dasemem
lenced yard. $600mo
t-3131 721-5360
ROYAL OAK - 2 Bedrooms 1 baih
Doing Appkances Fenced yard 2
Car garage Pets OK $700.'MO
RENTAL PROS
(810) 356-RENT
ROYAL OAK 13-Campbell Bnck 3
bedroom, linrshed basemen! r»c
room 27*15 appliances 2 car deck
schools w>ffi.n «• diking neutral Ihruout
$1200 mo
D 4 H PROPERTIES
B10-737-4002
COMMERCE WATERFRONT
Long Lake new 3 bedroom 2 1 - balh
aulled ceilings fireplace deck
basement 2 ? car -garage $1600-
ato-6
ROYAL OAK
LOvely 3 bedroom
Ranch -across from park
Fenced
garage appkances newly remodeled
$97Vmo (8101 549-8313
ROYAL OAK Neutral 3 Bedroom .
iam.ty room 27 > 13 cerarruc kitchen.
Boor basement I 1 * car aw. apphances.
deck
$t20CVmo
(810)'6T7-6788
month 0-624-2433
DEARBORN 2 bedroom Bnck
Oming Appkances Fenced Pets
negotiable 2 Car garage $500
RENTAL PROS
(313) 513-RENT
F ARM'NGTON HILLS
2 Bedroom
condo. appr-ances approk.maleiy
1300 sq fl $850 plus secunty
Call 6-10 PM 13131 561-3232
DEARBORN HEIGHTS - 3 bedroom
bnck ranch 1000 So f Fenced
Yard Pets neoct'aBW $695 MO
RENTAL PROS
(313) 513-RENT
FARMING TON 12r Orchard Lake
Furnished contemporary 2 bedrooms
2 bath
1309 sq B . covered
porch, carport, poo heavwaler
Nopelssmokers si300'mo
D4H PROPERTIES .810) 737-4002
ROCHESTER- 2 bedroom
1 batr.
900 sqft Great location ell appliances
Available "nmedalety' $750
mo Slater Mmgt 810-540-6288
ROCHESTER
HamurvRochester
rds Bnck ranch . bonus room m finished
basement S-. Baths cathedral
ceilings BkndS tormca kitchen 13S0
sq It a«r 2 car $i400i'mo
D 4 H PROPERTIES 810-737-4002
ROCHESTER - m-town 2 Bedroom
1 Bath attached oa-age Appkances
pnvale pabo $77S'mo
• security
(8)01 644-5898
Romulus
OAKBROOK VILLA
2 and 3 bedroom lownrvxises
Rang.ng t.oin $399 lo $500
' includes an utwtias
' Open Men rnru Fn . 9-5 PM
Sat
By aBPO.mmeri
15001 BRANDT 313-941-1540
TOO i800) 989-1833
Waned Lake
EXTRA LARGE ROOMS
Updated condo is iusl minutes from
12 Oeu Man 4 highway access
Whue kachen includes appkances
Great room with 'i replace 4 doorwau
10 Backyard patic Masier Bedroom
has access to balh. doorwau lo onv»te
B«rony ana wak-tn closet Fun
basement adds plenty- at storage
Secluded setting : ,
313-459-3310
Norwayna 1
rated fctSO •
bad cr** 313-326-2480
2 be*oom.
WESTLAND WOODS
APARTMENTS
Speooua i and 2 Bedroom apen-
1 Bedroom 1808 2 Bedroom
(313) 721-0500
- W O W -
$ 4 8 5 *
Free Heal/Hot Water
Kitchen pn 'tenet
$36RFNT
AUBURN MILS
810-373-RENT
DEARBORN Nice * bedroom lli
bath home
availetue immediaWy
$1000 Call Staler Management
(810) 540-6288
FARMINGTON 4 ALL CITIES
RENT-A-HOME
TENANTS 4 LANDLORDS
810-642-1620
FARMINGTON HILLS 13.M*Webell
Completely
furnished/unfurnished,
tastefully decorated 3r' bedroom
ranch. 2 Oaths 2210 iQ.n
2 oar.
lawn included no pets;smokers
$2650 D8H PROPERTIES 810-737-MCE
ROYAL OAK New decOf 3 bedrooms.
basement all appkances 2
car garage, fenced yard
Eicellent
•ocaUori $985 (810) 642-0838
ROYAL OAK
Unique 2.000 sqtt
home 3 bedrooms an appliances
available Oct i 1996 S2000rno
Call Slater Mgmt (810) 540-6288
SCHOOLCRAFT
MERRiMAN
Attractive 2 bedroom bungalow wan
basement targe Wl. good cpodoon
carpet slove I refngeralor and new
oil furnace References, $775
Robert Won Co 810-352-9556
SCHOOLCRAFT r MERRIMAN
Attractive 2 bedroom bungalow nwlh
basement, large lot. good condition
carpel, slove & relngeralor. and new
04 tumece References $775
Robert Wolf Co 810-352-9555
SOUTHFIELD
2 Bedroom Bnck
ranch appkances garage quiet
area, avertable Oct 1 $735 mo plus
secunty (810) 478-0213
FARMINGTON HILLS 1 l-Orchard
Lake Rd Bnt* 4 bedroom 2't baths.
i fireplaces pamal basement, wel bar.
neutral carpeting. '2 car
immeaaoe
occupancy Smakpet Sl50&mo
D 4 H PROPERTIES 810-737-4002
FARMINGTON HILLS - Nv»» «j»f*»c«*ica^o
ART
VAN
FURNITURE
-•iy 4 Cuelome- Sennre rosiare
open which offer
• 3enel t Package
. U --tw"i-ve Wages
fv« t. 4 pan-time positions avail
ac*
AfX'iy m pen-on.
- VAN FURNITURE
4?5 E EISENHOWER
,, Across from Btuirwcod
Hiring Today!
$325-$400/wk to start
ni^hriuae has 12 Opervngs n as
*IW ft r entry eve" ruFK t-anr-ig or
ear^nCAiM No expenence-will Itsit
e Sue 313-523-7855
leal atfearance
ASSEMBLER
Eii'--"need packer w.m plan! and
"a - '.ictunng background Widinglo
uvertme end Saturdays Wort r
T-oy. Auburn H«s. Livona Del ran
S Nc . areas
9Binj sBy b* SB 4 $7 per t»x»
C-»" loaay - Won, romonoy."
SNELLING
PERSONNEL SERVICES
Auburn Hills 810-373-7500
Sculhlwld 810-352-1300
Livoma 313-266-8800
Help Wanted
General
ASSISTANT
MANAGERS
•
CRAZY
Exparxkng i^vHesale cevnpanyreeds
12 CRAZY mcfrvtduals lo manage rew
Weawms Slart now Wi« tram' It you
*e money, music 4 havng lun, cal
(8118 424-9925
Help Wanted
General
500 Help Wanted
General
ASSISTANT TO Superintended
wanted lor fasi paced home restoration
rompany in MiHord
PosiWm
requires an vgarvred .ndnndual with
knowledge- n the bu**ng mdustiy
Reliable fransportalon tlruc* or «*•»)
a MUST along wilti carpenter loots
Can .1 800 398 9961 Pet ween
8 30am and 3 30pm weekdays
ASST
BOOYSMOP
MANAGER ESTIMATOR
Modern automotive repan
facihly has .mmeu.afe
apemng ideal car«»date must
have exi_e*er>l customer service
4 commimicalion atiMie*
as welt as strong ..ampuiei
skills Knowledge ol Ihe co»-
sion reparr mduslry is heipM
but we are w*ng to K»n th»
nght inckvyJuai
m letum tor
it*M
quaMl.cahons we cider
an e.i-e«erv| m-jt- j
benefit
package Ca» today lor
Kensington Cctbsiori
, 1810] 437 4163
Auto Tire/Service Sales
BELLE TIRE Continues 10 expand
Opporlunaiet now available in ihe
Metiopalitan Detroa area Expenenced
tve 4 service saws prolesvonais
earn up to $50K Must nave
demonstrated Hack record «i telaa
aalee.Oniy n^tvy moi^aied. enthufc-
-astc mctnnduais need apply Gal on
yc*jr Management Caree. Track and
•Come
The BELLE TIRE Team"
Ca* the Be#e Tire Caree' Connect
Hot Line. 1-800-879-4440-ext 212
AUTOMOTIVE
OIL Changers and
LigM Service
Tecnt Eam $400 to $500 per week
*«•> «< person
Nov. Motive Inc.
21530 Nov! Road between 8 4 9
Mile Roads
AUTOMOTIVE
TECHNICIANS
Bruce Compbea Dodge has immediate
openings lot aiAO techncians *i
a* skit categories. Successful applicants
rt-ust be state certitied wim ihe«
own tools We ottei a very ccmxietifive
pay plan war-, benefits .r
salary reou.rements
io set up mie-v.ew
CRESTWOOO DODGE INC
313-421-5700
AUTO DEALER
needs full-time ptep porlets.car
waimers Good driving record a
MUST
Apply m person ^mly tn
Kiuq Lincoln-MercKy
2153« Michigan Ave Deaibom
See Mark Bopdo.
AUTO DEALER PARTS
COUNTER PERSON 4
SHIPPING RECEIVING
Experience preferred but rtol necessary
Comae Dan Taylor al jaguar of
Ptyrnoum (313) 20*7800
AUTO DEALERSHIP needs ti* w.-e
Porter 'Aon mru Fn »«Ti-5piri.
X canons be.ng accepted al
1 Ann Arbor Rd Plymoulh ru
phone .calls please Benel.Is
available
AUTO DEALER
SHUTTLE DRIVER
Part-time Marm-tBs DT afternoon'-
Excellem driving record legmred.
Appfy m pert*"
DICK SCOTT DOOGE
'684 W Anr Arbor Road
Plymouth Ml 48170
AUTO DETAILER - expenence pre
le*red tul not necessary Uvont*
area ' (313) 427-6250
| ASSEMBLY
| PRODUCTION |
| WORKERS |
> S7/HR.
•Farirxngibn H«s Auburn Hills andl
• Siarting Hts tocatens Mu« be*
• ' rid working and dependable •
|Seme experience needed Topi
-compainws. M-hme Temp-to- _
• H»e. nenafOs
I 1 1-T.rrgion Hills 810-615^)6601
•Ma«son Hts
81O-54S-25S0B
JN Oakland 810-650-5690"
sWestern;
^lTlfF
SEKIICES.J
ASSEMBLY
potMions available al large
•omoany m Lenroa All shittt avaJaWe
Must have reliatue iranspona-
'ion Please cal 313-525 1244
AUTO OEJAILER
Will tra.'- GocB pay Roon lo
advance Apply within Plymouth
Auto Body
"70 Davis Plymouth
AUTO DETAILING
- Rub out &
waxing inienor shampoo' Car
Detailing
-Full-l-me par|-1ime
$350-V-:i.l pe- «k
313-4S9-80A8
AUTO D 4 H
MACK
KFNWORTH
Meeds fielp m all department >n
TruCI. Dealership
W.a ExceKem pay 4 benefits wim
advancement opportunities Can Mr
McCarthy at 810-356-3042
AWNING CO seeking LABORERS
WELDERS INSTALLERS Must
ha>e dnvers license 4 own transpor
tafton Ask lor Dan 313-537-8260
AUTO PARTS DEPARTMENT
Salum tacikty sneks dedoi pan
time Check our banaMs avaMbte tor
lui hme poenons
Please contact
CoBeen or Dan 2015 W Slatfcjm
Ann Ait» (517| 344-1902
500 Help Wanted
General
CARPET LINOLEUM INSTALLERS
Experienced
(8191 669-3723
Cashiers &
Pharmacy Technicians
RITE AID CORP
ihe Nation's
leaong ietaa drugstore- ch»n is
lookingtor •espcisOe idiwJuals
to im both M
and part-time
tasrve' and pharmacy tethnoan
posmons Flexible hours Please
apply n person at the toaowmg
Rite Aid Pharmacy
Newburgh Pla/a •
37367 Six M«e Rd
Livonia. Ml
Rite Aid Pharmacy
Sheldon Center
33251 Plymouth Rd
lrvoma Ml
Rae Aid Pharmacy
Redto*d Oaks Pia/a
25469 Grand River
Redtord. Ml
CARPET 4 LINOLIUM INSTALLERS
Livonia based company. Local wo*
Top pay tor top crews
Cai .mmetMteiy (313) 52$-5276
CASH BONUS
IN 3 MOS
• GUARANTEED 1
Rooter wanted Must be dependable
and have own Kansportalwn $9 or
fughe" lo slart Ca» 810-588-1133 tor'
No "
BRANCH MANAGER
Piogressme. state-wide t Mt union .s
seeking a Bianch Manager lo
oversee at aspects of branch opera
Hons including managing personnel,
promoting and mceasmg sales withm
the branch and'developing business
ietetion»h®s wrth.n the community
Bachelors degree in reieled tiekJ or
equivalent work experience required
E xceiiem saiarytwnef«s package
vKkjdng 401K program Please
respond to.
Credil Unon ONE
Search Team
642 E Nine Mae Read
Ferfidaie Ml 48220
Equal Opportunity Employer
BncA-BtockCemer* mstalers
Steady work all yr round! Payday
every Fnday* Good reterences/o»m
true* loots lectured (810) 557-1000
BRICK LAYER Expenenced, fun
timetorSoutnkeld Property Managemer*
Company Benefits Cal Mon -
Fn 9am-5pm 810-356-1030
An Equal Opportunity Employer
CARPENTER 4 HELPER
Soma expenence helpful
win train Truck prelerabie
810-399-2070
CARPENTER
W
PAINTERS
DRYWALLERS
FA your stack time wim tobs tasting
2-3 days at S20-S25 an hour
CALL (810) 62*8701
LEAD CARPENTER
Remodekng expenence Own true* 4
loots Birmingham area
Cal 810-646-8727
CARPENTERS
(Ccmmeroat) wanted expenence
preferred calltoran interview Days
313-454-0644 Eves 810-545-9545
CARPENTERS
'Expenenced $10-$12per
hr SchoU Carpentrv
(313. 728-2278
CARPENTERS - EXTERlJR
expenence mavmum
Top
P«e.'wood siding
Legacy Group. (313) 459-5200
BRICKLAYERS 4 LABORERS
Expenenced Reliable Dependable
Must have transportation
Call 313-425-3030
BRIDGEPORT OPERATOR
Experienced Permanent employment
Overtime Fringe Benefits
Apply m person K J Law Enpnaers
inc
42300 W 9 Mile Now. Ml
Opportunity I
VF.UIV
BRIDGEPORT TRAINEE
Benefits and twertime available
Appfy ih person
Precise Cutting Tool
20770 Orchard Lake Rd
Farmmglon
18IO1 471-0744
BUILDING SUPPLY STORE needs
Manager Background in constructic*i
We oiler competitive salary, mei»cal
4 dental insurance allowance, com
mission 4 profit sharing Send confidential
resume lo Bcw «1136
Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers
3625! Schodcraf Rd
Lrvoma. Ml 48150
CABLE TV
immediate openings iva'able n
Metro Detroit a«ea
Apartment
Rebuild Crews and instaners
Apply «t person
Elite Communications Inc
30945 W B Miie Rd Livonia
Full or part-time immeOateiy Busy
shop Golden Razor (313) 4S5-9057 i
or aller 6 30pm 313-455-2989 ,
CABLE TV INSTALLER
Ful time w*i benef«s CandKlalB must
possess a raid dnvers nctxjse Eiectrcncs
anew* previous cade experience
a plus Please apply n person
Mon-Fn or tonward a resume lo
BARTENDERS. WAIT stall and party
help lor Farmmglon Hills bowing I
center Evenings 4 weekend*
" ' -26-2422 An
/ ® \ T I M E W A R N E R
C A B L E
cal (810) 626-2422
'5200 Mercantile Dr
Dearborn Ml 48120
Equal Opportunay Employer
Retail Full & Part-Time
BODY SERVICE PORTERS
Must tie neat In appearan-e Good
driving record. Good par 4 benefit -
Appfy in person la
Obon
33ft50 Pfcrnoulf* Rd
ltvw«
RODUCTIOI
•••••••••employees
Guardi«in Industries Corp., a leading
maiiurartiirc of flat is
Woking Prodiicilon Employees Tor
Hi Carlclon, l\ll plant. A hifch
school diploma or GEO cqiiivalcnl
i* rcipiircd.
Guardian offers a coniprlilivr
salar>, and total benefit package
including health insurance, saving
and bonus programs.
Interested Individuals must
apply at the Carleton Plant.
Guardian Industries Corp.
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RAYMOND W. SCHULTZ
Services for Raymond W. r
Schultz, 76, of Canton were
Thursday. Sept. 12, at L.J. Griffin
Funeral Home in Canton.
Dr: Gilson Miller of Newburg
United Methodist Church and
Dr. Steven C. Sell of Concordia
Lutheran Church of Columbus,
Ohio, officiated. Burial was in
Rural Hill Cemetery in
Northville.
He was born Feb. 4, 1920, in
Detroit, and died Monday, Sept.
9, in Canton. He was a stand
operator for an automotive company.
He is survived by his wife,
Katherine A.; daughter,"Janice
Rae; brother, Clarence V.
JEFFREY L FRANKEN
A mass was held for Jeffrey L.
Franken, 24. of Canton, formerly
of St. Charles, Miss., Saturday,
Sept. 14. at St. John Neumann
Catholic Church, in Canton. The
Rev. George Charnely officiated
with burial in Holy Sepulchre
Cemetery in Southfield. Local
arrangements were handled by
the McCabe Funeral Home Canton
Chapel. .
He was born Jan. 7. 1972, in
Jefferson City. Miss., and died
Monday. Sept. 9. in Canton. He
was a graduate of Duchesne
High School and attended the
University of Missouri Rolla for
two years. He was a receiving
.^nanager for Rite Aid Pharmacy.
He is survived by his mother,
Betty Jean Franken; brother.
Jason Franken; Grand parents,
Elmer and Paulena Roewe and
Lonne Franken.
He was preceded in death by
his father, Gary, and grandfather
Paul Franken.
•ARAM INEZ STAFFORD
Services for Sarah Inez
Stafford, 84, of Canton were Fri->
day Sept. 13, at the McCabe
Funeral Home Canton Chapel.
The Rev. Gilbert Sanders of
Livonia Baptist Church officiated
with burial in Cadillac Memorial
Gardens.
She was born April 20, 1912,
in Mullins, S.C., and died Tuesday,
Sept. 10, at St. Mary Hospital
in Livonia. She was a retired
production worker at Ford Motor
company.
She is survived by her son,
James Collins Jr. of Alabama,
Douglas Collins of Canton, and
Larry Stafford of Belleville; sister,
Iris Nalepa.
Memorial contributions may
be made to The American Lung
Association.
ROBERT E. ROWLAND
Services for Robert E. Rowland,
63. 6f Plymouth were
Thursday. Sept. 12, at The First
United Methodist Church of Plymouth,
with Dr. Dean A. Klump
and the Rev. Tonya Amesen officiating.
Burial was in Lake City
Cemetery,' in Lake City.
He was born Feb. 22,1933, in
Caldwell County, Ky. and died
Monday, Sept. 9. at University
Hospital, in Ann Arbor. He
came to this community in 1966
from Dearborn Heights. He is a
1951 graduate of Lincoln Park
High School, a 1955 Eastern
Michigan University graduate
with a bachelor of arts degree,
and he attended The University
of Michigan and Detroit College
of Law. He worked for Ford
Motor Company for 39 years
retiring in 1993 as manager of
Planning of Marketing and Purchasing
staffs. He ran track and
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Serv ices has called for a Public Hearing to receive testimony regarding the
over-population of the Wayne County Juvenile Detention Facility Any
citizen wishing lo address the Committee with comments and/or concerns is
welcome to attend
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Wayne County Commission. Hearing Room 402
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Publi.h S»ptrmb«r 16, 1996
cross country at Eastern Michigan
University, he was a member
of EMU Sports Hall of Fame;
president of Men's Union at
EMU. He was training for a
Triathelete competition when he
was diagnosed with Lou Gerhig"s
Disease (ALS)
He is survived by his wife,
Sarah Jane; daughters, Christine
Cope of Cedar River; Debra
Tiller of Grand Blanc; Gail Rink
of Rochester; son, Rob Rowland
of Plymouth; sister, Sandra Wilson
of Taylor; brothers, Ronald
Rowland of Allen Park and Kenneth
Rowland of Crider, Ky.;
Sight grandchildren.
Memorial contributions may
be made to ALS of Michigan,
8521 Lyndon, Suite 200, Detroit,
Mich. 48238 or United Methodist
Church of Plymouth Memorial
Fund, 45201 N. Territorial Road,
Plymouth 48170.
DONALD S. KASPZYK
Services for Donald S.
Kaspzyk, 62, of Plymouth Township
were Wednesday, Sept. 11,
at Our Lady of Good Counsel
Catholic Church. The Rev. John
J. Sullivan officiated and burial
was in Holy Sepulchre, Southfield.
He was born March 24, 1934.
in Detroit, and died Saturday,
Sept. 7, at home in Plymouth
Township. He was in the U.S.
Navy from 1953-1957. He
worked at NBD in the Trust
Department as second vice president.
OBITUARIES
He is survived by his wife,
Barbara J. Kaspzyk of Plymouth;
sons, Robert Kaspzyk of
Kearney, Mo., Jeffrey Kaspzk of
St. Charles, IL, Daniel Kaspzyk
of Plymouth; brother, Ronald
Kaspzyk of Littleton, Colo.; stepmother,
Wanda Kaspzyk of
Dearborn; one grandchild.
Memorials may be made as
mass offerings and to the American
Lung Association of Michigan,
403 Seymour Ave., Lansing,
Mich. 48933-1179.
HELEN ZAMBORAS
Private services for Helen
Zamboras, 74. of Plymouth were
held Tuesday, Sept. 10, at
Schrader-Howell Funeral Home.
Mrs. Zamboras was bom Dec.
13, 1921, in Ambler, Penn. and
died Sunday, Sept. 8. She lived
in Plymouth with her family
since 1952. She was a registered
nurse, an avid reader, and writer
of poetry.
She is survived by her daughter,
Jana; sons. Michael. Robert,
and George;one grandson; two
granddaughters.
Memorials contributions may .
be made to The Michigan Cancer
Foundation or The American
Heart Association.
IRVING W» MILUQAN
Private services were held for
Irvin W. Milligan, 76, of Plymouth
at Schrader Funeral
Home recently with Dr. Dean
Klump officiating. Burial was in
Oakland Hill Memorial Gardens.
He was born Sept. 6, 1920, in •
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Detroit, and died Tuesday, Sept.
10, in Ann Arbor. He was a foreman
for a water and sewer construction
company. He came to
the Plymouth community in
1954 from Dearborn. He golfed
with the Silver Duffers and
bowled in the Plymouth area for
many years. He was married to
Ann for 49 years. He served in
the United States Army.
He is survived by his wife,
Anna of Plymouth; daughter,
Sharon McGough of Ann Arbor;
brother, George of Florida; sister,
Betty Bortz of Walled Lake.
Memorials may be made to St.
Joseph Hospital.Cardiac Care
Unit, P.O. Box 995, Ann Arbor,
Mich. 48106.
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KEVIN E. RUTLEDGE
Services for Kevin E. Rutledge,
40, of Westland were Saturday,
Sept. 14, at the Schrader-Howell
Funeral Home with the Rev. Roy
G. Forsyth officiating. Burial
was in United Memorial Gardens
in Superior Township.
He was born Oct. 18, 1955, in
Detroit, and died Tuesday, Sept.
10, in Southfield. He owned
Multi-Environmental Services, a
heating and cooling company in
Westland for 15 years. He came
to the Westland community 20
years ago from Plymouth and
South Lyon. He loved to farm in
Northville and South Lyon.
He is survived by his wife,
Barbara J. of Westland; children,
Kelly and Justin; parents, Roy L.
and Mary E. Rutledge of Plymouth;
brothers, Karl of Grosse
Pointe, Roy L. Jr. of Lapeer; sisters,
Frances Lobbestael of
South Lyon, and Jo Anne Thacker
of Farmington Hills; nieces
and nephews also survive.
Memorials may be made to
The Rutledge Children's Educational
Fund.
JESSK MARION SUSAN NACCI
Services for Jessie Marion
Susan Nacci, 72, of Northville
were held Monday, Sept. 16, at
Scharder-Howell Funeral Home
with Rev. Ken Belch officiating.
Burial was in Oakland Hills
Memorial Gardens, in Novi.
She was born Dec. 11, 1923, in
Canada, and died Wednesday,
Sept. 11, in Southfield. In 1983
she retired from Redford Union
High School where she was a
math and science teacher for 14
years. Previously she worked for
20 years as a Micro-Biologist at
Parke-Davis Company in
Detroit. She was a member of
the Lakepointe Bible Church in
Plymouth where she was active
with the Vacation Bible School.
She was the church
organist/pianist. She received
her masters degree from Eastern
Michigan University and her
bachelor of science degree with
honors from Western University
in London, Ont. She spent her
winters in Mesa. Ariz., for the "
last 20 years.
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16,1996
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SPORTS
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Double delight
There was good news, and more good news, for
the Canton Quest '83 last Labor Day weekend.
First the Quest, an under-14 premier girls soccer
team coached by Ellen Schroeder, won the
Division I title at the Romeo PeachFest Tournament
by sweeping all four of their games. The
Quest defeated the SCSC Blizzards 4-2 in the
championship match. ;
Then the Quest discovered they had been
invited to play in the WAGS. Tournament, Oct.
11-14 in Washington D.C. It's the first time a
team from the Canton Soccer Club was invited to
play in this elite tournament.
Quest team members who participated at the
PeachFest Tournament were Rachel Berezak,
Beth Burgess, Sarah Cox, Jade Fukuda. Liz Gizicki,
Brandi Groves. Leslie Hogan, Stephanie
Johnson, Katie Kelly, Emily Lambros, Janine
Guastella. Kfellee Mullin, Sarah Pack. Danielle
Portelli, Terri Schroeder and Ashley Williams.
Team manager is Pat Hogan; Steve Glover is
the trainer.
Another soccer champ
The Canton Crossfire, an under-11 boys soccer
team, captured the B Division title at the i5th
annual Romeo PeachFest Tournament over
Labor Day weekend.
The Crossfire posted a 3-0-1 record, defeating
the St. Clair Shores Scorpions 3-2 in the final.
Crossfire team members are Jarrod Bailey,
Brian Barnes, Geoff Dean. Richard Demeyere,
Jacob Devries. Steve Gizicki. Zak Gressmen, Jordan
Hicks, Kevin Justus, Chris Krajovic, Patrick
Lambros, Brian Luke, Ross Maltby, Michael
Nag)', David Neu, Steve Portelli, Marty Stano
and Jonathan Strycharz.
The team is coached by Jim DeVries and Dave
Krajovic.
Correction
In Thursday's edition of the Observer, there
were some mistakes made in the story on the
West Bloomfield Invitational.
Here are Salem's top-five finishers: Nicole
Bolton, 11th overall, 20:41; Kristie Giddings,
29th, 21:15; Evelyn Rahhal, 34th, 21:33; Ellen
Stemmer, 69th, 22:18; Sarah Pratt, 117th, 23:31.
Bolton. Giddings and Rahhal medaled. Team
score was 260 points, good for eighth place lout
of 31 teams).
Canton's top-five finishers: Beth Knight, 25th,
21:08; Becky Wolfrom, 45th, 21:49; Angkana
Roy, 56th, 22:03"; Christiana Bradford, 65th,
22:13; Lori Schmidt, 70th, 22:22. Knight and
Wolfrom medaled. Team finish: 261 points, ninth
place.
First goal
Siena Heights College's women's soccer team
opened its season with a 4-0 triumph over Saginaw
Valley State Sept. 3, scoring all four goals
in the second half.
All four of the Saints goal-scorers were freshmen,
one of them Liz Peltier, a Plymouth Salem
graduate.
Siena Heights followed that win with a 1-0 loss
to Indiana Wesleyan Sept. 6, even though the
Saints had a 17-3 edge in shots. They recovered
to post a 3-0 triumph over Alma College Sept. 7.
Punt, Pass and Kick
The annual Punt, Pass and Kick Football Contest
returns to Canton on Saturday. Sept. 28 at
Griffin Community Park (at Sheldon Road).
There will be four age divisions for boys and,
new this year, for girls: 8-9, 10-11, 12-13 and 14-
15. The top finisher in each division advances to
the next level of competition, and the top two in
each division receive awards.
No cleats of any type are allowed. A copy of the
competitors birth certificate is required. Competition
starts at 9:15 a.m. Sept. 28, and there are
no residency requirements.
For more information, call 397-5110.
Dekhockey Tournament
The first International Dekhockey Tournament
in Michigan will come to Michigan
Dekhockey Inc., located at 45109 Michigan in
Canton, Oct. 26-27.
The tournament will involve teams from Massachusetts,
Long Island-New York, Pennsylvania.
Niagara Falls-Ontario, and several local
squads. Teams will be competing for cash and
prizes; the maximum number of teams admitted
to the tournament will be 16.
Michigan Dekhockey Inc. is the first facility of
its type in the state, providing year-round floor
hockey and in-line hockey. For more information
on the tournament, or on league registrations,
call (313)397-8900.
Roller hockey
Information on upcoming Roller Hockey
Leagues, for ages 4-14, is now available at
Skatin' Station II, located off Joy in Canton.
Play will be for 10 weeks, every Sunday, starting
Oct. 6. Cost is $95.
For further information, call (313) 459-6401.
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Canton offense crunches Central
BY BILL PARKER
STAFF WRITER
It's no secret. Any football coach in the
WLAA can tell you how to beat Plymouth
Canton — just bottle up quarterback Rob
Johnson. But as Walled Lake Central discovered,
that's not so easy.
Rob Johnson was a one-man
wrecking crew Friday night. The 6-
foot, 4-inch, 205-pound senior
accounted for 331 all-purpose yards
and three touchdowns as Plymouth
Canton earned a huge 27-21 victory
at Walled Lake Central. Johnson
threw for a pair of touchdowns in
the first half as the Chiefs controlled
the ball and rolled up a 14-0 lead.
When Central scored on the opening
possession of the second half to cut
the deficit to 14-7, Johnson returned
the ensuing kickoff 85 yards for a
touchdown to put the Chiefs back on
top by two TD's.
They have a great, great athlete
in Rob Johnson," raved Central
coach Darrell Harper. "He beat us
all by himself. We'll be watching
him on Saturdays (college) in the
future."
Johnson was intercepted in the
end zone by Central senior Billy
Sanders on the opening drive of the
game, but was nearly flawless after
that. He directed a nine-play, 59-
yard scoring drive on Canton's next
possession and capped the drive
with a 14-yard touchdown pass to
senior wide receiver Ryan Hanna.
The next time the Chiefs got the
ball, early in the second quarter,
Johnson again led his team into the
end zone as the Chiefs marched 80-
yards in eight plays and scored on a
20-yaTd TD pass from Johnson to
sophomore tight end Joe Higgins.
Entering the game, the Chiefs
were concerned with Central's multiple
offense and wanted to possess
the ball as long as possible, which
they were able to do in the first half.
Central managed just four offensive
plays in the entire first quarter. At
halftime, the Chiefs held 16:34-7:26
edge in time of possession, as well as
a 14-0 lead on the scoreboard.
"We thought it would be important
to get the ball and control the
ball for a long time," said Canton
coach Bob Khoenle, whose team
improved to 1-1. "We had good ball"
control in the first half, probably a
little better than we had anticipated.
You have to do that against a
team like Central. They spread you
out and can drive you crazy with
people flying all over the place."
The Viking's offense finally found
a groove in the second half. Keyed
by a big block from sophomore
Nathan Bruce, senior Chance Hepinstall
gave the Vikings great field
possession when he returned the
opening k'ekoff of the second half 25
yards to the Central 44-yard-line.
Senior quarterback Adam Brucecompleted
a 28-yard pass to
Sanders, then ran for 22 yard to set
up a 3-yard touchdown run by his
brother Nathan.
Johnson's 85-yard kickoff return
followed to give Canton a 21-7 lead,
but instead of folding the Vikings
responded with a 67-yard scoring
drive. Adam Bruce completed three
passes for ^39 yards and capped the
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Salem rally jolts Northville
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Game-breaker: Nate Gray, Salem's senior quarterback,
ruined Northville by rushing for 61 yards and passing for
108. He ran for one TD and tossed a 72-yard scoring pass.
BY RICHARD L. SHOOK
STAFF WRITES
Instead of losing by a foot, Plymouth
Salem won by a foot.
Specifically, the foot of Brian
James.'
James kicked a 19-yard field goal
through a fine mist with six seconds
to play Friday night to float
unheralded Salem to its second victory
of the young season, 17-14,
over Northville.
Not quite a steal and not quite a
gift, the Rocks rallied from a 14-0
deficit with a strong final 15 minutes
to punish the Mustangs for
failing to capitalize on numerous
opportunities.
"We didn't start to play until we
were down 14-0," Salem coach Tom
Moshimer said. "We had a great
win jast week. And sometimes,
especially when you're young like
we are, it's hard to maintain your
intensity level.
"You're supposed to improve
from your first to your second
game. We went from zero
turnovers in our first game to I
don't know how many."
Actually the Rocks only coughed
the ball up twice, the same as the
Mustangs. It just seemed worse.
Their timing was critical.
Northville, leading 6-0 thanks to
field goals of 33- and 26-yards by
junior Adam Tibbie, fumbled on
Plymouth's one late in the first
half. That possession was set up by
a Salem fumble at midfield.
The Rocks took Brett Burleson's
fumble recovery and ground out a
first down before stalling out.
Their punt from tke 13 was
blocked by Bryan Grider to let the
Mustangs to get their fooV in the
door again.
The Mustangs, however, were of
a mind to slam the door on their
own foot.
They drove down to the one -
only to have time in the half run
No catching No. 1
out after fullback Chris Whittington
was halted for no gain on third
down at the one.
Northville had timeouts remaining,
too.
"They took the game to us the
first two and one-half quarters,"
Moshimer said. "We got Lt done a
little better in the second half."
Whittington ran for 104 yards on
22 carries in the first half. And
ended with 32 rushes for 138
yards.
It didn't help when Northville
quarterback Rob Reel went out
with an injury late in the third
quarter, never to return. He was 4-
11-120 while his replacement, Jeff
Husak, was 2-3-19.
"We're not real big up front,"
Moshimer said. "We give up a lot of
size."
But his defensive line of DEs
Tim Kocoloski (175) and Teono
Wilson (190) plus DTs Kevin Guse
(220) and Brian Brigham (225)
seemed to play stronger as the
game got longer.
Northville looked like it was
going to make its late second-quarter
inabilities to score a moot point
when it kicked off to Plymouth to
start the second half - and recovered
a fumble by Jason Reed on his
own 15.
Whittington ripped through the
middle for a touchdown on the first
play and followed with a two-point
conversion-run to make it 14-0 just
17 seconds into the second half.
Northville stunned Plymouth
with an onside kick in a bold
attempt to make Salem cave in. It
looked like a winner, too, when
Reel faded back on the first play
and arched what appeared to be a
43-yard scoring strike to Scott £
Vigh.
Ooops. Flag on the play. Holding.
Northville.
Pushed back to its own 41, Whit-
See SALEM WHO, 3C
Top-ranked Flint Northern puts Salem away quickly
Number One is still No. 1 « for
now.
Two-time defending Class A
champion Flint Northern knocked
off Plymouth Salem, 54-41, Thursday
night at Flint Northwestern to
take the battle of unbeatens.
The two might meet again - and
Rocks' coach Fred Thomann and his
girls certainly hope they do - but it
won't be until the late stages of the
state tournament.
The Vikings jumped on the Rocks
in the first quarter and didn't quit
stomping until it was 20-8.
"The first quarter was the key to
the game," Thomann said. "They
came out with hard pressure. Once
we got adjusted, we played fairly
even over the next three periods.
"The key was turnovers. We probably
turned it over 22-26 times. We
had 15 in the first half, about 10 in
the first quarter.
"They probably only turned it over
15 times."
Northern is now 5-0 while Salem
suffered its first loss in five outings.
The Rocks don't play again until
opening their Western Lakes Activi-
• BASKETBALL
ties Association schedule Thursday
at Northville.
Laurel Weinman led Salem with
11 points, including a pair of triples,
and also had three rebounds. Aiigie
Sillmon scored 10 points, added
seven rebounds and had two assists.
Amanda Abraham scored eight
points, grabbed six rebounds and
also had two assists while Heather
Guerin had seven rebounds plus
four points to go with them
Senior wings Corlissa Elam and
Deana Nolan paced Flint Northern
with 13 points apiece.
Salem held Northern to just five
points in the third period but could
only score nine itself. The Vikings
won the second and fourth periods,
18-16 and 11-8, respectively.
The Rocks neutralized the
Vikings' Tawana McDonald by getting
her in foul trouble.
• Salem also hurt itself at the free
throw line, making ll-of-20 while
Northern was sinking 10-of-18.
That was another thing that hurt
us in that first half," Thomann said.
"We missed seven free throws in the
second quarter. Had we made a couple-three
of those, we would have
been in a little better shape."
But they didn't. Now they'll have
enough time to get over that hurt -
and enough time to starting thinking
about putting a little hurt on
their WLAA opponents.
CANTON 50, FARMINGTON
21: It was too much Plymouth Canton
and not enough Amanda Porters
for Farmington's girls basketball
team.
Canton (4-1) drilled Farmington
Wednesday with Porter scoring all
but three of the Falcons' points.
The Chiefs got 20 points from
Kristi Fiorenzi and 17 from Nkechi
Okwumabua as they used a 9-2 second
period to expand upon a 14-9
first quarter lead.
"They were just too physical for
us," Falcons' coach John Verdura
said after his team lost for the fifth
time in six games. "We were down
11 at the half. They just wore us
down. •
"They're a good team, fundamentally
very good. Obviously, by our 21
points, they play very good defense.
They executed so well, and they
overpowered us on the boards. They
got some putback points."
Canton had margins of 13-5 and
14-5 during the last two periods.
PCA 53, EAST CATHOLIC 38:
Plymouth Christian Academy
improved to 5-0 Thursday with its
victory at Detroit East Catholic.
The Chargers (1-2) led 14-11 after
the first quarter, but the Eagles took
the lead for good in the second quarter
by working the ball inside. A 10-
0 run to end the first half gave PCA
a 31-20 halftime lead. '
"In the second quarter, we worked
the ball in to the low post." PCA
coach Rod Windle said. "Sarah
(Sumner) did a good job and scored
11 points in the quarter."
Sumner finished with a game-high
16 points. Elizabeth Pugno and
Jenny Sutherland added 12 and
seven points, respectively.

The Observer!MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1996 (PC)C3
2G4P.C) The Observer!MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1996
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Salem, Glenn dual finishes in a draw
Talk about luck.
Plymouth Salem and Westland
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both golf teams with a 1-0-1
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The meet went to the sjxth
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Which is where the luck intercedes.
On the final hole", Salem's
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Glenn's Justin Fendelet, on
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a utility pole and bounced back
into play.
Western Lakes Swim Relays
Sept. 12 at Plymouth Salem
Team scores: livonia Stevenson,
275 points: 2 Plymouth Salem. 208. 3.
Plymouth Canton, 199. 4. North Farm-,
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Livortia Churchill. 166: 7. Walled Lake.
148: 8 Northville. 134. 9 Farmington
Harrison. 95: 10. Westland John Glenn.
73: 11. Livonia Ftaofclirf. 62.
*
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Katie Clarh. Susan Howie). 2. Farming
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400 freestyle: 1. Salem. 3 48.78
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Mutagens largest widow toenng
manutacturer'ielaile? needs
organ^eo customer ononied
person tor our shop-el-home
scneduang center
ResponsiOifcl«s
aidudo lead taking, order
lokow up. problem solving, and
reporting to management
Previous
window covering
armor
phone eapenence a p*«s BeneMs
include hea*h insurance ft 401 (k|
plan
Sena resume with salary
Ann
Human Resources
House 01 Bands ft More
23000 W 8 Mile Rd
SoutntielO Ml 46034
Phone* (810)357-4710
CUSTOMER SERVICE
REPRESENTATIVE
•naata sales ft order processing tor
Soomg (ksrnbutor Musi bo personable.
wan compute- sk*a ft abaily to
•earn Opportunity lo eOvar
Eioeaont benoN package
income
commensurate *«h eapenence ft
aMlty
Send resmne to Enckson s
Ftoomg ft Supply
1013 OrctWd
Stroot FemdMe M. 48220 A*\
Pal
O P P O R T U N I T I E S
M A N A G E R
TRAINEE
O P E N H O U S E
/~oivm
mewt our Monogan ond Uom about our «625 $7 00 To Slan
Corporate
^^a^«
Personnel
Service*. Inc
(313)722-7990
GENERAL LABORER
Days or mtdra^M
*tnfi ovale
Compantve wages tal benefits ft
401k available Shop ospenonoo pte-
AiborRd-
Snekton Rd
FIELD SERVICE
TECHNICIAN
Panel wire eipenence a plus Company
vehicle mckided
PCS Group (6101 3*0-9220
Fait (810) 3*0-9222
GENERAL LABORERS
eHI tram for moWemodUtar homo, totup
Yew round, outdoors construckon
type work Eapenence prolerred.
vavyt suSng roofing agnt construction
Must have good dmnng leeotd ft
own t?ansportatl0n Call
' 313-721-1010
MACHINE SAFETY
ENGINEER
Estabkaned m«enai handkr^ eouipaeiungEr
ung Engineer
wan lechncaai wnwig and maenme
solely eipertise AutoCad BSME or
equn^lent eipenence reouired F»e
benofas including Blue Croes and
401k Saw resume and salary
requirements to.
Coo Proas Eqiflpment
Attn Eaaineeting Oept
40549 Brentwood
Storkng Hts. Ml 48310
ENGINEERING
TECHNICIAN
Engtnoenng hrm located in
Redforo Township win i?en a
rosponsAlo vidus tar a
Field Inspection position. The
person we see* must have a
twgh actiopi diplom* and bo
neat m appearance PnO?
eipenence e a plus but not
necessary For immediale
ciips.Oersi.v-, please contact
Gary Pull at PSi
(313) 255-4200
EOE
Financial institution
BRANCH SALES/
OPERATIONS
ADMINISTRATOR
=

6Co"c
- Cusicmer serv«e locus Tne Maiena'
Damage unit «v out Wayne Cjums
Compie* «at»U ai i 275 a-'d 6 M-*
Flo .-jsop»- .-gs ijr fwo
i
v^a.-e partners Tneee po«>ons otter
'•5T*NT
Qa.m» e«oer«nce pr*lerrea t« job
share ooVUjn oftenna »>rei«rl
cams career canti oep5lunt«s
Oua«»i*a carmcitei wU nave «perwnced utr^ls.:ape
and .a»rv Maintenance lador
Cre» Leader posSorw open Soutn
r«M co ' 810-354-3213
LANDSCAPING
L>WN.sen,tce S
snow removal- 'ear-meroanegement
ana organi/at-onaskills
Dejree preterred Cr Oennu
«313) 459-9090
LICENSED PLUMBERS For res.-
oenhal wort Toe «ah Community
•nsuiance
COMMERQIAL
LINES
UNDERWRITER'CSR
t^ee-Jea lor Famurmtor- Hills age icy
Send resume to CIA. 322SS Northwestern
Hwy
Sirt«206 Famwigw*
Huts. Ml 48334
INSURANCE
. Personal Li^es CSR Nov aoency
seeks oeneeO »*>nnduai wifn 2 yrs
rnin*wurr e«penence Saory plus
oenetits
CM 810-348-8200 or 1m
resume with salary requirements Xi
810-348-1697
INTERCOM REPAIR PERSON
E'penenced Fiji >me lor large
property management company
Benefits Cal Mon -Fn 9am-5pm
810-356-1030
An Equal Oppornmty Employer
# INTERVIEWERS
For Market Research
Days o> nigrits
Fie«
hours Pud training
L.glil tytung NO SELLING 1 Ideal
tor college sludetls
& homemakers
Farmngton area
(810) 553-4714
INVENTORY
CONTROL
POSITION
Man laclurer looking »or inOrmetuai '0*
warehouse H1.L0 wpenence necessary
Also experence •< inventory
control held would be
Benet 11 -6pm.
Mon-Fn 313-458-6640
MAINTENANCE PERSON needed
lor Wesnand apt community, apply
Rental Of«ca 6737 N
Wayne Rd
313-326-8270
MAINTENANCE PERSON
Full tiroe for luxury servo' apartment
community in the Ann Artjor Vpsiiarai
area Apartment .nciuded along
wcompetaive pay S benefits Hidden
Pond Manor. 3470 Carpenter Road
Yps^anti or call 313*77-0071
MAINTENANCE PERSON
Clean ojp shocverrands
Pu» ame
Starting 56 64.tir Benefits after 90
days Perfect lor retiree Apply m
person at
US INDUSTRIAL TOOL
15101 Cleat. Plymouth
MAINTENANCE PERSON
Fua nme lor senior apt bidg m
Lrvonu General repairs A maintenance
m urvis bulking A grounds
1-5 3l5- r
Call Mon -Fn 9-5 1-591-8142
MACHINE TOOL
Macrvne Bunder
Eiectnoans
Pipe Fe«o act community
Eipenence
quality workmansn*.
certification in HVAC
A
attention to -detail required
Outstanding
customer sennce a must
Greal compensation package 1 '
Please ca> 810-737-4510 or FAX
resume to 810-737-4603
MAINTENANCE PERSON • h* txne
tot apartment compleit m Wayne
Prep work, kght maimenanoe. some
grounds «onl
Reliable trin^portaton
Cal tor apporrtfment
. 1313) 326-7800
MAINTENANCE PERSON
needed for apt comptex m N Oak
Park Must be experienced in electrcat
plumbing, heating A appliances
Musi have own tools A transportation
This is a M time poewon with Blue
Cross A paid vacations A holidays
Call Schawl A Co 810-424-8991
MAINTENANCE PERSON
Fut time experienced electrical
pkjmbmg heaBng and cooling Must
be JVC certified Benefits Call Mon
Fn 9am-5pm 810-356-1030
An Equal Opportunity Employer
MAINTENANCE PERSON needed
tor large apartment complex
Canton Must be familiar with
heating coofcng. electrical plumbing
A alt apartment preparations Must
have eipenence
Send resume or
letter to Box »1118 ,
Observer A Eccentnc Newspapers
36251 Scftodcrait Rd
Livonia. Mi 48150
MACHINISTAATHE OPERATOR
Five years experience beneNs
401K
apply at 613 Manufacturers
Or Westland (313) 729-5700
MACHINISTTOOL MAKER
Musi have experience m repair ol
sma* Ikes A make tod aetaas Musi
be abts 10 work any sMt
Metkcsl
Benefits A proht sharing Non
smoking environment. Apply
8 30-3.30pm F.ranklm Fastener
12701 Beech Defy Bedford
MAIL CLERK
company in Plymouth
Starts at $£** Cat f
nabie at large
MAINTENACE
MILLWRIGHT
tudual awe to superv
employees m at machma nstatenon
A r*p*K lunckona nckjikng electrical
A nydrai* iroutneshoobng Syrs
rmmmum ntpenenca required High
preesure bolar operator kcense prelerrad
Ciceaenl wage A benaN
package «ou»<
ujnwrnnty
Ft* Wm
(313) 453-7144
Mfcntenance
Aws»d wwvng long term cere taokty
and lakrentem communey seeks
MAINTENANCE
PERSON WANTED
Plymouth apt cprmvniy
Eipenence s must
commensurate wttr, experience
time position Caa 313-455-2143
10 schedule interview
(fl
MAINTENANCE
Pos*on open tor person to do JC
meirnsnance at Wesitand apartment
complei On-sastotf-sSe negotiable
Caa tor information 313-522-3364
MAINTENANCE/
SERVICE MANAGER
Experienced nkmdual needed tor
largs apartment Westland apartment
community fu« Bme w«h great
las Apply ai Woodcesl V«a
&
8300 Woodcrest Or . oil Wayne
S ol Joy or FAX resume
313-281-7168 or (3131 281-8010
MAINTENANCE
SUPERVISOR
a untoue opportunity vat became
available lor a working superweor
at an apartment properly In Farmmgton
HM Tins • a large
joactf property that • newer
and very wea maeilamed TNs •
a great opportun*y lor an sxpen
" kjpervieor Must
eijgasKilti ct pmrrtkng elecfncal
HVAC and sieervwng people
Permanent post Km with or
wtf-out apartment Salary bonus
beneM*
Be pert ol a winning
leer-- Cal 810-737-812910 set >«
an mtervew or lax resume
810461-4744 Bene* Company
Management Career
Ground koor opportun«y NahonaSy
recognized youth onented lirm
sxpanong to Wayne. Oakland and
Macomb counties Seeks sharp
aggressive individuals tor career
opportunity
Poaaions available ei
marketing, advertising, management
management trainee, clerical
and
warehouse Package memoes guaranteed
income, bonuses, proln
snaring, company car and 3 paxJ
•cations For personal interview cal
1-800-301-5757
Otorttong.
equipment
lis 1 in el
Hourly rata commensurate
BotMord Conanumg Health Career
21490 Arcftwood Caeto
Farmmnon H(»s. Ml 48338
(neer a Mae A Orchard Ut
Rdsl
flQI 477-7400
MAINTENANCE
ASSOCIATE
-ir.rv*-.-.. Ai**., at E A E MaWMlM
turmg 300 mduamal Or
P»yn«ou»i
Ml 4170
MAMTKMAMCK - ( • • •
person tor Am Artmr apt oontptek
KrioH tj~»r«e n heaang, pkantong.
ale L>« on-dta w«iown
lib PO!
Ml 48107
X
MAINTENANCE/
SUPER
(On-eee orty) 2-3 yrs exp
nence Apt comptex —
Famkngmn H4» Ki lOMedga ol HVAC.
appaencas pool m m SMCtncai
carpentry A peremo
810478-0322 or FAX 810-44?
•^S
MAINTENANCE
TECH
MacJwe maieenance person to trcw-
ArepeecM
MAINTENANCE
TECHNICIANS
Sr-n 8 Auburn teas
PCS Group- (til
fart (81
MARKETING RESEARCH
A— aiun Markeeng nssssrcK Comm
in Trey ana rwmg pan |
ihons maervtewers MuelN
phone
.. Me
Please can Jan at
800-333-7725 TUESDAY FRIDAY
Help Wanted
Genertl
MANAGER
TRAINEE
To $24,000 National company,
excellent training, benefits 4
advancement
All Beckgrounds
con6Kto'«d
Phone (810) 473-7210
Fax Resume 18101 473-4548
^Greene A Assoc Personnel./
Manulactunng
LABORERS
The Spiratex Company a leaaei «n
custom Ihermoplashc emi'U»
United States cauen
Minatiuh age at 21
80 hour* of cokege credit
Mmwii ol two yrs street
expenence as tul time peace officer
MLEOTC
Certified
• Vakd Michigan Operator s
OFFICE CLEANING
Evenings in Uyona
$&*K>UT to start
(313) 427-1956
PHARMACY
Certified
ir^^Bfc Technicians or Dr^g
Clerks Fua or pan-time
Excalent wages A benet«
Apply Mapie Drugs. 31505 Jov
Rd Westland or cal 313-427-910(5
OFFICE CLEANING
Part time only • evenng* Ptymoufrv
Canton Novi Farmington'Wuom
It OO.Hr (810)669-9129
PHOTOGRAPHER (M/F)
needed to shoot 00 location
Ihroughom MKJiigan
Great pay
313-425-5240
Mortgage Loan Processor
Position available tor an experienced
Mortgage Loan Processor with
knowledge m conventional FHA. WA
lenong
Quaktieq appkeants must
possess a tense of urgency musl
take initiative and must be commifted
10 quality customer service EiceMent
H tomvard resume
OFFICE/
WAREHOUSE
Ws are lookKig tor someone to
be involved with venous Out**
m our oftee.-warehouaa m the
Livorxa area Tins person *«
be involved «i venous office
duties such as Busing and customer
service as well as ware
house duties such at
inventory, customer veftcle
loading and occasional truck
dmnrig duties
The Oeai carxfcdaie will be a
ogea' thinker w«h a strong
sense ol urgency as well as
the ability to pnomtM Ws are
looking lor someone w*h a
strong technical background
•and the willingness to do
whatever it takes to get the job
done Pwase apply tn person
Jasper Engines &
Transmissions
31617 GlendaM St, Lnroraa Ml
EOE
M John Adams Mortgage
Company. 28124 Orchard Lake Rd
Suae 101 Farmington HiUt. Ml
48334 Ann Human Resources
Equal Opportunay Empioyar
PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
SERVICE TECHNICIAN
Salaried position Associate degree
or equivalent experience in
development I service ot electro
mechanical mactknery tor piasfics
industry Some travel required
Thoreson-McCosh inc
810-362-0960
P R O T O T Y P E
POSITIONS
immediate opportunities lor sk4ed
craftsparsons-for long range
programs
• Class A A B Prass Operators.
(Ob 7>youtl tor 1st and 2nd
shifts (ElOenenced personnel
only)
• Sheet Metal UpgraOerv'B
Mechan estate evaluation'
concept. CPM helpful Computer *•
a racy a must
Man or fax resume to. '
Assisting Prolessionatt
2000 N Woodward Suae 250
Btoomfiald Hills, Ml 48034
. FAX 810-647 2240
shanng and 401-K
Appry Human Resources Oept
Hy-Form Products
35588 Veronica
Livoma. Ml 48150
(313) 464-3811
PLUMBER'S HELPER
Some eipenence
Call (313) 554-4263
OPTICAL OPPORTUNITY
Earn extra money by working evenings
andor weekends 'Cream d
Ihe Crop" Lab Opboans cat Maureen
at 810-354-7100 exl
303 tor an
opportunity you cant miss
P L U M B E R S
Now hiring licensed
plumbers and apprentices
with minimum ot
1 year
expenence 313-467-5955,
or tax resume: 313-326-2042
OTR DRIVER
insurance 401k, tat* modal equip
ment. paid vacation Eipenence
required (313) 832-0350 ext 19
law setoct individuals r s ? l *
4 support you in earning an exeekeni
*icom* «i real estate For mtormatmn
about career ooenia»on andapfitule
test cal Sharon now at
(313) 453-6800
P L U M B E R
wanted lor Residential repair Truck
provided, paid hokdays paid PPOM
insurance Piease apply Soikfi Lyon
Plumping A Supply. 21001 Pontiac
Trail South Lyon. (810)486-1288
PAINTER • Allamoon stmt Respon
Mk tor quality production and oaan-
UD FiM benefit package «XJm»ng
profit sharing Apply ai parson lo
U S Fabricating. 1947 Haggerty Rd
Walled Lake Ml
P L U M B E R
W A N T E D
For residential repair True* provided
Paid PPOM insurance. pa«J holiday*
Please apply
Cross Pkimtkng S
Heating. 18606 Grand River
313-836-2110
PLUMBER - With eipenence in drain
cleaning and installation
Benefits
nciuded
Only hard wortung need
apply 313-531-6817
PAINTER
Experience spray paeiter lor pjunt
shop Production kne eipenence a
plus $&-$10 par hr starting. Apply ai
EAGLE COATINGS
9229 General Dnve
Plymouth, Ml 48170
PAINTER
EXPERIENCED industrial spray
pamtar needed tor sheet metal lab
shop UVOWB area Overtime A benefits
CM (313) 513-3489
PLYMOUTH
MARKETPLACE
NOW ACCEPT***
APPLICATIONS FOR
.MaatOea .BakaryCale
•Produce-Slock •Cashiers
110 Arm Artx* Rd
313-453-2535
PRODUCTION ASSISTANT
Fast-paced puOkshmg lirm tookmg lor
motnwsd. take-charge assistant lor
prcduclKio oepartmern Candidal*
must be detail onemed. able to mggto
multiple prtnects, have eicekent
organizational skids and knowledge ol
4-color print production ResponUnl.-
iies include keyknmg. cotor comps
llgot computer production
(QuarkXPress Micrbsotl WOrd,
Microsoft Excel), faflickaig and more'
Please 1ax or melt- resume to
OU
Production Manage-r
24209 Northwesaem Highway
Southlield. Ml 48075
Fax (810) 354-0412
PUBLIC
SAFETY
SERVICE
OFFICER'
DISPATCHER
Canton Township is accepting ap
calions tor P^Hic Safety Sen.
OHicer Dispatcher Poeihon includes
dispatch and alsc
assists police
cheers with restraining and physical
management ol mdrviduati «i custody
and othei 'MteC dulws
Rotaimg
shifts $24.720ryr plus excellent ben
eMs
Pre'erence will be given tc
appkeants thai have recent pokce/Ve
dispatch experience Testing process
will inctode vratten physical a»»ty.
typing oral board and psychological
examinations
Appkcations can be
pickec! up at tn* Canton Township
Personnel Orvtson 1150 S Canton
Center Rd . Canton
Ml 48188 or
send a self addressed stamped business
size envelope to above adjress
to request applications torm Job
oescnpticr'
wiH be posted at the
Township Administration Building All
applicants rixat complete a Canton
Township appkcations torm in n's
entirety ano be received by Canton
Township Personnel Se-vices pnor to
4pm September 27 1996 Faxed
appkcations wm nol be accepted'
Written physical agility and typ,ng
tests wil De administered on Ociooer
1996 The Charier Township o»
Canton does not ancnmmate on the
basis ol race color, national origin
sei
rekgion. age or dsab-uy m
employment or the provision ol serc«s
An Equal Opportunity
Employer .
RECEIVING CLERK
needed tor Research Dept ol Swrkng
Hts manutacturei Should De we»
organized and have some computer
knowledge
and Hi-Lo experience
Basic blue prwiT reading • benfoal
Apply m person or resume to
Coe Press Equpment Corp
40549 Brentwood
Slervng Hts Mi 48310
Altn J McCoy
M A N A G E M E N T ,
SALES & S T O C K
A S S O C I A T E S
Al Edcke Bauer
providing
serve* that
exceeds our
cuMorners .expectations is
OUI N*t pnonty t you have a
oasson tor providng oilstandmg
customer service
ana demonstrale high standard
m al you do. com*
share « our spirt ot servce
at our stores located « the
Twekre Oaks Ma» and al
Somerset As an Eddie
Bauer Associate. you'll en»oy
a luify balanced salary and
compensation
package,
including a team incentive
and a generous meitban-
!*s* discount Piease apply
In person at either location
by Sepl 27 1996
eOEM/FrtW
Eddie Bauer
SERVICE WRITE-UP A Stock Persons
needed tor recreakona! veNde
store Fm A part-eme
LaBaron's (810) 585-3535
RENTAL AGENT
i-^^B^Malure person for rentals
& light clerical work at
suburban api
compie.
Should be sales onented & erw*
meeting people Ft* tme-posaion For
immedute consideration, pleas* send
resume to 26100 Northwestem Hwy
Su4« 1967 Southfe« Ml 48076
PAINTER
Proieaeonal w access to peml ooc*h
to dear coat akrmnum scftulptures
Maureen, eoer 6. 810-826-1270
Cal
NICE PERSON
woman owned
hea8h cere company Good pay new
car flextole hours provided Cal Dan
or Vickie at |313| 920-1146
or Pager (313) 877-2420
NON SMOKING HOME achookng
Ti*n wanted tor wel behaved
emoneeay deturtwd 14 yr ok) boy
313-721 -0010 or 3434M-7763
NORTHVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
501 Weal Mar
NortMM* Ml 48187
9EB9C SLeSTTTUTE BufVOVEES
NORWE ST MORTGAGE
LOAN ORIGINATION
SNwe at toe eacaemert ee we
Non»e« Mongage toe. ffie lergaei
at mongage loane m the
uea to wow a) * rap*
aneeoalentopoo***
naiioeokai
E i p e n e n c e " FHA. VA and
Wa o't«r an eulalahdtng
oompanaMon«ena«to package and
ottoorton^kjrprowto Pieeeeoonaect
DSto at 860^6.3874..
EOE
MOM h u m a n H H H M H O T
support peraon lor Rtok Meneoemera
De»er*nr« Preaoa eapeneno* 8
pka Fl*x8»e hew* 20-30 per week
»ana itane
and aetary iM
nmrm to Human Raaowtiie
• ••••NOW IaRilaQneeeee
Earn up to I1U*
Pit «il. mw
PAINTERS
Come |0*i out toam Mawnum 5 yeers
eipenence Small tools needed
*0-«6 plus hours per week Overtime
I Secure wah work yeer round
and room tor advancement
Musi
have rekatue trsneponaiion Eacelent
tor serious and commatod i d
al* Come |pai our team today
Mastercraft Coetmga me
(313) 531-5300
PAINTERS
Expenence needed tor
resmanbal A commercial Muel have
truck oi van md own hand tools
PnHeeannals only nead appN Greet
wagae or emal sub contract crews
CaS (311) 422-1580
or (810) 980-1114
POLICE CADET
The C«y ot Farmmgton Htos Police
Department oMbe accepting appucataona
lor ihe posaion at poke* cadet
The dunes performed are Overrated,
ndudng prisoner processing, report
wming assist otoens ar the commend
deak eK Salary $20 587 pU
ful benefits
Appkcations lor cadet wU be reieaaed
at the Ponce Decan mem s comnwid
desk from September 18. 1996
through October 11, 1996 Appkcehone
muet be returned no later men
4-30 p.m October 28 1996
Qualifications
PRODUCTION POSITIONS
Full-hme Manufactunng Co seeking
dependable individuals who are
mecharacaly
mckned and tarmkar
wffh hand tools Assembly work,
Welders. Saw Operators, and
Machine Operators
Proht Snaraig
401 (k). Medical Dental A L4e Insurance
Apply in perspn at
BELANGER. INC 1001 Doheny Cl.
off Northville Rd N ot 7 Mile Ra
PROFESSIONAL
PHOTO FINISHING
FuM»atl-ame pouhons ava^-
IPI* Experience preferred, but
wc train Some over-Bme and
Saturday work Also Pnntea.
inspectors
Retouchers and
Artrst Pay commensurate with
expenence
Apply w*nm at.
Tednck Pro(eS8«xial
Cotor Service
13236 Newburyi Rd Lh^riia
num age
School G
Vakd Miefwgan Qpereior's
PAINTERS
tAnenuwi 5 years experience No more man two (2) hazardous
violations ai flue (5) yeer* or a
ratal ot no more then tour (4)
POMS Irom dale ct appkeabon
Aptwani must meal Metagar-
Lai* Erloroemera Ofhcer* Tr**vng
Courier |M L E O r C l requaemento
and subma prodl »«e
Department by Dec 2 1996
c«y at Farmmoton Hiks
31858 W 11 Si. Road
lletdwortung. mtmMe persons tor
eatonor -ewderaiei Novi Mourns
Htos aree
Pay up to
Cal 810-it7*3388
An Equal OpporkaHy Employer
PANEL
WIRE
TECHNICIAN
ground a plus
included PCS Ooup
fl 1013408820 FmMIOKMO-82??
POOL ANO ATHLETIC
CLUB MONITOR
Ful end pert nme uwMVnSw
• arifili tor toraa Weetlend apart
s r s r i £ S , K 5 s r s s
Wayne Rd, S ct .joy or FAX
313-281-7108 Ot (3ia» WM
PART8 ORtVER»JANITOR Ful kme
Press / Bmdwy Psrson
E*eneneed tor Ann Aieor Rnr« eho
(313) 973-9800
MM* 8 day*
nana. 801
R . wm tram Ful or pert
aweek One How Meruit)
Canton Center
Rd
(313) 456-6470
PRESS
OPERATORS/D(E
SETUP
1806 . SHTT % TO START
t
mm hake toe ao^rjo
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w
needapjar AppN.
Ann Arbor
Rd
St 3-453^ 1815
PROGRAMMER.
ANALYST
Brass Crah Mlg
a grwrtng Dtw
•oitlita Fortune 250 Masco
Corp . has an immedato operang
al Our Novi headquarters Essential
tab funcfons nclude toe
enhancement and support ct OMlomer
order prooexs tftspng and
sales analysis on toe largest
modal AS400 Job reou^nants
oeiude being a sal starter and a
reiefed degree wati a mawmum ot
2 yeers AS400 COBOL expenence
Synon-EASE and ob^ct
onant. ckent-server devetopmem
expenence • a plus Structwed
davetopment tachniques. PC.
communitanon and posatve aaar
personal Skins ere a mual Wa
Repair
Coordinator
Enterprise Rent-A-Car the
nation s largess cat rental company
has an outstanding fua tan*
position TUB position is available
at our adrmnutraiiv* headjuarters
*i Farmington Hffls
Venous fib responsiblei*s wilt
include estimate 'aadmg
data
processing
estabkshaig rapport
nterhai and externa,
customers
Candidate must nave computer
knowledge good communcaww
skills, an auto collision eskmataig
M H T
and be attenwe to
background
PURCHASING
AGENT
to work with engineenng depatlmem
Purchasing ol mechanical A electrical
components tor industrial machines
Ful .lime, days
Complete benefit
package sna.competitnre wage Send
resumes.10 Director of Engineerma
12666 RxrWiekl Court. Uvorna. Ml
48150 EOE
PURCHASING AGENT.
Purchase materials manage aiventory
levels and coordnate intxxmd
and intercompany keigfa Must be
personable wtlh compaler stuns A
ability to team Opportunity to
advance ExceAem benefit package
income commensurate wah eipenence
A ability Send resume to
Enckson s Flooring A Supply
1013 Orchard St
Femdlto. Ml 48220
Attn Patbonua
potential Plaasa Mimt
your resume and salary hatory
(no phone cals piease) ai portodanoa
to
Brass Crafl
Manufacturing Co
Attn D V.-PA
P.O. Box 8032
Novi. Ml 48376-8032
Equal Opportunaj Employer
PURCHASING
DEPARTMENT
EXPEDITOR
wing company • seeking
an er.ergetc ndnndual to M
the posibon ot sxpedntx Candidate
must have the toaowmg
quakkcalions
• Bachelors Degree m
Matenai* A Logistics Business
or Engineering
• 'Atoary to work wea under
• Commitment lo meet the
weekly requirements ct Our
cudomers
• Compiler sk*s
The tokoamg quaMcalion* are
Sparven ipaaaing
1-2 years eipenenc
chasing A release
We Oiler a M benefit package
A competitive salary
Send resume to
Human Resources
38875 Schoolcraft
Uvonia Mi 481SO
ot Tax to 313-462-5828
We offer a compewive salary and
excellent Beneta* interested
candidate should tax the" resume
and corner sheet 10 810426-1455
Or call Meheie m me Human
Resource Dept at 810-426-1419
E*l 268
Enterprise
Rent-A-Car
EOE
v -
RETAIL OFFICE
HELPER
La-2-Boy Furniture Galleries
seeks a dependable individual for
an immediate opening in * pert
lime retail clerical position
Responstortities include assisting
«i answering telephones, cue-,
tomer payments, fang data entry
etc Re-quires motivated setstarter
strong organizational
ability and some eipenence m
basic othce sk*s Some weekend
work is r*auned Apply m person
or cell
LA-Z-BOY
Furniture Gallertes
27754 Now Rd Nov
- 810*349-3700
(On Twehre Oaks Service
Dnve)
SHIFT
SUPERVISORS
Attemoons/Midnights
Qualify automotive i«iker
seek* highly motivated afternoon
A midnight shift supervisors
Strong manufacturing
background required ResponsiMiftes
include overall ptenl
Operations, customer sennca
personnel supervision A much
more Must have demonstrated
abWty in leadership,
problem solving, devetopmem
6 implementation ot
procedures.'contTOts Eicekent
communeetioo stuns required
Comprehensive wage A beneoftered
Please
MMfl
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send resume to
Box 11094
Observer A Eccentric
Newspapers
36251 Schoolcraft Rd
Livonia. Ml 481S0
SHIPPING CLERK with expenence
and GENERAL LABORER needed
full time wtlh benefits
Livoraa
(313) 581 1800
Shippin^Customer Service
Full-Time
UPS expenence helplui
inventory
slocking. 6 some heavy lAing
required WAmg to tram Medical
Dental. Profit Shanng A 401 (k) banetits
Apply in person O BELANGER
INC 1001 Doheny Cl Northvike
N c* 7 Mae Ra oil NotthvUe Rd
TELEPHONE
SERVICE
REPRESENTATIVE
Our estabksned growing company
m looking lo add anotoer nd
vidua! to our toam ct iiinlaisamalslocatedmSoutnhefe
You
should neve great oommumcawyi
skUa. be hwdwortong A dedcaied
and have concern tor dMM
A excellence For toe nght person
we Oder $19 000 beee salary ptus
greed toam bonuses toal are
adang another $8,000 *> cwerk
team mantoers to* year
Ado
401 (k) Sand resume to
HeaRhv Option*. PO Boi 2604
t amwicaon Hds Ml
48333-2604
-jikwead letaptipne
RESERVA
T ION I ST S TRAINING PRO-
VlOED
Work tor a reepected
n tie Travel A Tour
nduetry Tr*ve4Set* background
a pto* but not regiated Fantowty
•nth s keyboard Salary ptuabarv
TREE TRIMMER
Neguaabto Salary hokday A vecadon
pay. heatoi neurance A lekremerk
ChauHeur toenee reqiared COL prelerred
Sdvtoe Tre* Cam
to Dearborn (313) 586-3082
JdtdopA
_
STOCK PERSON
a ^ 0 Fid or part kme tor kghkng
showroom Good benekte
A pey AppN m person
Brose Electrical 37400 W 7 Ma
end Newburgh Livonia
TELESALES
Set appoaitmants by
phone hd kme emoke tree. Farniingtor
Hds otoee $320Naeak plus
see A benefits
Cal (810) 553-3555 Exl 29
STORE MANAGER
Goodyear Tire Center
March Tire
Company, Slore maneger powbori
able Busy locaPon ExcaBem
pensahon package Cal end
leave a massage (313) 506-7032
STUCCO STONE installers Earn up
io $1,000 a -eek Be your own t*
Year, round work
We pay every
k (3131 449-8334
SUPERINTENDENT
For insurance repair contractor Mu*1
have 3-5yrs expenence Musl have
truck A tools Houdy or salary Good
313-535-'
Can >-7860
SUPERVISOR
Day spa
Background m Estoekcs
helplui Excitant opportunay tor flgn
person This a a Ml kme posikon
Birmingham'Southfield
area
1-800-321-8860
Supervis

M O N D A Y . S E P T E M B E R 16, 1996 O & E
Classifications 502 to 502
( * ) 9 C
8 C < * )
5 0 0
C L A S S I F I C A T I O N S 500 to 502
O&E Monday, September 16, 1996
Help Wanted
i General 502
Help Wanted-
Office Clerical 502
Wanted-
Clerical
WAREHOUSEiOELIVERY
KLsBM person wffh meehamcal
•petude needed la ajBurban itairtoirtor
Shippin^'Receiving end rwqh-to
• iperie nee required Excellent
Owing racord *nd CCX-6 quatftod a
must
CMitaM pay and company
paid beneUt* Send iMumt 10 Personnel
Mmg«
32815 Par* Lao.
garden Cffy Ml 48135
WAREHOUSE DELIVERY
i>apandaM person with mechaneal
iputude needed lor mOwban dtotrtoutar.
Sfmpmgneceis'wg 4 M-tow
•••penanca required Eiceienf amnng
•con) and COL B queMied a mmt
Cica8enl pay 4 compeny paid bene-
Ms Send resume to Personnel Man
1 32615 Parii Lane Garden Cffy.
«a»3S
•
WAREHOUSE HELP
fu* una BeneMs Advancement
wonunmt f7Whr Wessano aiaa
(313) 722-8995
WAREHOUSE HELP ne*ded Mu*t
be good wffh inventory control good
pay lor good personality arid
•omaone who sharOwcrkma Waltad
I Mia Call Man 810-669-2*00
WAREHOUSE PACKAGER
Pan »me1u* m.
Apply m person
4?962 W Road Wixom
(B'O) 669 5340
WAREHOUSE PERSON
•nth carpel 4 fcnotam eipenence
Order* 4 laoaiwio Piease can
(SI01 884-3723
a r *
OUR
CLASSIFIEDS
WORK.
n. neas^ u
• for oo^
lege student or mom
WAREHOUSE
PRODUCTION
Your Skills Are In Demand
Wa know what you ook tor M a
warehouse pOflKK A
mafor
company
an *icitmfl induHry
and a gnal working
environment
OLSTEN STAFFING SERVICES
a recognized leader " wa field,
has IMMEDIATE LONG AND
SHORT TERM opportunities
wartmg tor you B me foftowmij
• Packagers
. Warehouse Superiors
• Srypptfi^Recerving
. PckarVPackers
• Assemblers
. inspector*
YouTI enioy
• Eicetant Pay
. Choice Assrgnmenti
. FMubM Schedules
. AND MORE
Olsten
I Staffing Service*
Lrvoma 313-525-4906
Dearborn 313-441-3182
Rochester area
810-373-8118
Troy area 810-583-3232
ScKJtt>hekJ area
810-354-0555
" We had a very
good response, at
least 30 or more
reponses on a 2
day ad. All quality
& qualified people
replied. Now comes
trying to sort it all
out as to who we
should hire!"
IR,Southfield
Our
ckuaHtod
iai«i people are
waiting to h«ar
from
you...
for more Information
caH..
WAYN£
313-591-0900
OAKLAND
810-644-1070
POCMEST18/
BOCHSSTM MILLS
810-852-3222
CLAfiKJION/LAKf OBKJN/
OXFORD
810-475-4596
(Obwrvrr F) Ictrntrtc
ACCOUNTING
DEPARTMENT
OPPORTUNITIES
Ait** Drug* southeastern McNgan's
number One drug store
cram hta'arimeOMe cpen.ng* *i
the Accounting Department
A
irw.r Troy corporate oflic*
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK
(Code APC'I
• Accounting clerk win two years
accounts payable eipenence
compute' iaaracy and good ana-
•ytcai SUM
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK
(Coda APC2)
• Accounting dei* «mfi soma
accounts payaow e*panenca
ACCOUNTING-CHECK-OUT-
CLERK (Code ACC31
. Accounting ctar* ""in good ma«n
aptitude and . tan ney skills Wo
«• tram >w selected canfcdaie to
•emew daily sio«e saws «tormanan
and mput cn«*s wnttan
PHARMACY
ACCOUNTING
SLERK (Code PAC4|
. Pharmacy accounting clerical
wcr> t-2 years accounting empenwc*
KndMMga ol ttwd party
Diiimg
anq:' procedures
desirable
ACCOUNTING CLERK-
GENERAL (Code ACGSI
. Accounting de»* witn case
accountmg-raWaa dencai siuits
and eipenence
Arbor Drugs oltart an exceBent
u«rybenetts package INTER-
ESTED CANDIDATES SHOULD
SENO OR FA* RESUME ANO
SALARY HISTORY TO ARBOR
DRUGS HUMAN RESOURCES
C PO BOX 703* TROV
48007*7034
FAX .810) 637-1669
ndicate tr* CC code - umOar on
/our resume
Equal Opportunity Employer
502
Wanted-
Clerical
general o<
factunngi
ACCOUNTS
PAYABLE
ottcs person tor small manuocompaoy
Busy oBca wim a
ol flut«s Fgi time, day*
Competitive bsnetit package & con*
penive wags
Sand raeumes to.
O"ice Manager. 12886 RcWieM
Court. Livonia Mi 48150 EOE
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE.' '
GENERAL OFFICE
Experienced computtr tnentfy «•-
viduai tor
reeidemiaii conatrucHon
peyatMes t general ontce work
CompetiSve wagea/beoeWs
e«oetlerai
working cbndmona in nor»> s«*>urtMn
location Great opportunity tor
rxM MvKXM Ptaaaa send resume
lo Box si 113
OCservei t Ecoerunc Naw*papers
36251 Scnootcrad Rd
Livonia. Ml 48150
An Equal Opportunity Employer
502
HdpWanted-
Office Clerical
Administrative Assistant
Euei or Lotus and Word Pertect
Merosott Word
ARBOR TEMPS 4SH186
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
Great opportwmy wnh Commercial
Real EctaM Cantpany Must be pro
hoent m WordPertact and databases
w«r> enceltenl cornmu»*«wn M l
Benefits including 40IK Sand
resixne and salary requrement to
The FOURMIOABLE G360 Fermnglon Htta.
Ml 45334. Attn Wayne Aina
No pnone cato please
502
HelpWantod-
Office Clerical
Administrative
Assistant
Olympis Entertainment and me
Detroit Red Wings ere looking tor me
area's beet talent to mnowr wmnmg
taami
Th« « a great entry-level opponuruty
lor a muSHaienled person wtt^pna or
more yean' e*penence wno enioys
vanety m men work Ws seek a tekecnarga.
fnendN iMder et» can wear
a lot o> hats Trie successiui can>-
ADMINISTHATIVE ASSISTANT
Get your l«x «i me door w*h an
ip Rochester HM
working me systems » doa*i»ntanon
dept Must nave eice
e«celient WordPer
tect i Mcroaott Word SKUS
mem through Jan
1W7
810-988-0287
ACCOUNTS. PAYABLE CLERK
Progressive Metal Stampmg com
parry is accepting applications lor a
part-time accounts payaMe cterk (4
hours p« day «e»«ys workxw wffh
smpaoyee* and Customer* Competipve
wags and Benal** Pteeas
Fa. resume to 810-642-9870
Canton location ot Fortune 500
company often insurance. 401k
proM thanng. stock options to
qualified applicants Salary
commsnsuraia with eipenence
FAX resume to:
313-451-0349
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
Person 10 serve (prtmariy to Onal
and o8ier corporals
groMng corpora
oiatd m Word Ad
ion skills a must $26,000
(depending on eipenence) plue M
beneMs peckags Great opportunity
tor grow* tor nflM mtfmduel Send
reeume and cover waer to Doug
WngM. Esq
NAF-Tach System*
20(* N Woodwerd Ave. SM 110.
ADMINISTRATIVE A4SI8TANT
HKtay orgenued weh exceBere oommurncetion
8 miaw* *«e. P"8-
ord 8 other
8 hee» pMn Troy (810) 589-3232
or Fax reeume
avwlebie
Downriver Refrigeration Supply
38170 Exeoubv* Or N
Westlend. Ml (313) 728-0796
COLLECTOR NEEOEO lor W
BlopmfiekJ Law c«ce Part Ime
expenence required
Cal (810) 851-8000
COMPUTER OPERATOR
Knowledge of Micioeofl Office
helpful Some boctaeepmg eipenence
e ptostorbusy day spe Fu8 or
part time sva«abie Southheld/
Birmmgham area
I-80Q-321-8B6C
CUSTOMER SERVICE
Needed lor Detroir ?e«M totaatder at
Metre Airport AB shifts E^ienence
preter'tKt not required Ewedent pay
8 beneMs Res -w to Bos H1i9
OOierver 8 tccernnc Ntwspapers
36251 Sohoot'ia" Rd
Lrvoma M' 48150
CUSTOMER SERVICE
REPRESENTATIVE
Building products manufacturing
company has awnettete entry level
opening tor sales onented uenkm tor
lad peceo Customer Service Oept
Heavy phone contact nandlung
orders. mqu»!«s data etkry.8 to'kwr
up Good phone lectv. **' abiWi ii
work under pressuie a " J»t PHuise
mall resume win Iftla-. Sor / K.
Customer Service Mana'W-
8f.i.
Schaefer Rd BuiW-vg •* ^ ' .u'
Mich *822»
CUSTOMER SERVI.CE
CANTON
Mu*t be organized »U oner.»j
seit-dwected Musi po»ie»s good
communication sW> good base
main sk** ana h»ve tne-iio-ny to p-sormze
A handle ongong respons**
He* Data slry
a rmrsl Previcus
collection expenence » plus
F'jltwne Mon-Fii S? nuur (o start -
negotiable Excellert penents EOE
Sendresumeto.
Director ol Hvmtr fiesomces
PO Boi 85062
WesBand Ml 48185 0062
EXECUTIVE
ASSISTANT
Maouleciurer Rep lirm.m Northviee
need* your strong aOmmnMne skta
8 eiceUent phone menner FuMime
wiir good Benetitt Piaaie respond
•In ConWence' to LGA. PC
Boi
334. NonnvJie Ml M167
EiecuWe Aasalani To $25,000
Ma«or flnancsal firm Microsoft Word
and EXCEL
Good commancatton
Ms BeneMs CM** Blffl 7728780
. Sneftrig PertcmM Sarmoes
GENERAL OFFICE
CLERK
Jom forces with ADVO. Inc.,
one of the nation's leaders
in direcl mail marketing. An
excellent opportunity now
exists for a dependable selfstarter
to wort* 3-4 days a
week Candidate- will perform
general office duties
Proficiency with Lotus is
required. We
offer a competitive
salary of S9 hour,
Call Randy Brooks at
315-425-8190 EOE WFION
Drug Free Environment.
ADVO, INC.
JOBS. JOBS. JOBS
I ACCOUNTING
SUPPORT
m Souffitald end
r. S0->1OT* Temp to
I WORD PROCESSOR
Famv-
Ington NM
WordPertect tor
I DOS 4 week as^nment
I ADMff*STRATIVE ASSISTANT
I Tioy. Ward. E m
and Power
J Pert a p*a
RECEPTIONS!
110 knee, muel know Woid and
I Excel
I A0M»8STRAT1VE ASSISTANT
| Aubum mas. 30-40 hr* iwei
manege ollioe
Temp
xm
BlO A K T E C
I HTA 810-488^)464
LEGAL
SECRETARY
STATE FARM
MSURANCE COMPANIES
Ful time poMwn Three years Equpnwot LMW>g
Firm « seeking two poeinons
On* IS ginaral off**,
ugm phones Wing and
600 pm Mtvviay Ihrojgh
Fnday Can Diane ai
^ 810-737-1310 ext 675 j
LEGAL
SECRETARIES
8105/DAY paid by the Mm
OR >15 SOtir paid by KPM
iweh wennottngs'i
The choice can Be youn
Many perks"
Cal Today tor interview"
• THEgPMGRQy
810-355-2440
Fei 810-355-5899
LEGAL SECRETARY $34 000
Orttanvng end dkw**ed pontnori
wffh Bus wei knpw lirWi 3-5 years »t
•gaoon expenence Iniereekng caee
Cad Fug Screening
CUSTOMER SERVICE REPS
Ptymouai Al mcomng cal*--no
sales Mull have keybovd eipenence
Good amude I abMy to Mam
ar* musts
any cotag* daaae* a
pto* $7 50»4*
EXPRESS SERVICES
313-487-5450 FAX 313-487-1838
DATA ENTRY
Eipenence necesnary Wfwlesale
dotrtburton company
Ful or pert
time possible Non-smoking emnronmerl
send resume lo Jetoar Inc P
O Boi 2587 Soulhfiald Mi
48037-2587
DATA ENTRY
Fill urne position Howe! area Must
S 50 wpm good analytical skiks
lor immediate consideraiion
810-229-2033 No lee EOE
EXECUTIVE
SECRETARY
Vice President of a company
located m Ptymouei requires a
part lime personal Secretary,
120-30 hours per weeMschedule
negcmaoM) With eicelieni oral
and wnnen communcation s«as
as well as proven compuler
aoany Windows. MS word. Excel
Omy sen-directed deuti -onenied
individual wHh professional experience
and a college cMgree need
apply Please sand resume and
salary
requirements to: Curt
, Schunz Vco Products. 4155S
Ann Arbor Rd Plymouth Ml
48170 No phone caas please
EXPANDING
AGAIN!!
BILLY
BOB'S
Gameroom
Furnishings
Dan Eniry-i Customer Sennce
positions are ooen lor all locations
and offer me toHowmg
. Trammo
. $7 50-110 Hour
. Full or Pan Time
• Benefits Available
Appfy in person at 4250
. N Woodward Royal Oak
Sl

1 0 C ( * ) C L A S S I F I C A T I O N S 5 0 2 t o 5 0 6 O&E Monday, September 16, 1996
5 0 2
Help Wanted-
Office Clerical
SECRETARY
Cu&nman i WaM«M an iltamatiofiai
real eslale w v t M firm. nas an
open.ng lor a secreta-v ••its Sou»i
taid location
ioea> candidate an* nave 3-S ye»'s oa
sectetanei'otfice
eipenence
i p'elenbfy ma property n»gtnwii
related areai 8 nave e.!8iw« PC
skill* p-eto'so-r *«n a "nowtadge o»
•Ac-oson Ode* (MS v*onVPc««f
PomiiA£ce*s.'Eiceu
Atniit* io grasp
w
software essential
You T*4I be«i»« starter M M
ic
.noepenoertay sno» 'ntiat've *
jea
« a fan paced "•Of pressure
anv.romnfnl St'ong analytical
prootfaadtag. grammar
commurvca-
[or & **efper*onel sfaivs 8 c uslomaservice
eapenance necessary
We of®' a competitive sawy 8 »
epmp'ehensive Benefit peonage
Please wxl'Ji
resume wim i.o«er
letter & salary requirements to
Manager
Cushman & WaXetietd Inc
>7400 h*ortn«es1em Highway
Suite el 00
Somnfiew Ml 4803*
Fill iSIOl 353-5768
EUUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
5 0 2
Help Wanted-
OfTice Clerical
SECRETARY
Liwu
area Cnao Development
Center needs a secretary to i « «
m managng busy front gWce
Eipenence «n0< Accounts PiyaOta.
pM«v Aon) Pertect 6 0 tear-,
wort A attention to GooO my A Panels Please
submit fesume !0
38945 Ann
Ar&or Rd ImoouL Ml 4flt50
502
Help Voted-
Office Clerical
Secretary
Dynamic law paced Livonia Business
. i ' sat* 1 onemed Da*
> -- ant", r w secrete-v v. "•
Bus-ness Ofce
Successful canogaaa
ami possess e*ce»ent commun.-
C4t«on organitalcnal ano computer
E iceiient company part penetip
peonage tciu salary
requirements *
Business Office
P O Boi 1095
Westtand Ml 48150
EOE
SECRETARY
Farm-ngMn Mms Arcruleclurai 'irm is
' leaking a motivated *e'' JrganjM
nannduta to handle multiple lams in a
Us* paced environment Dulles
-r-4* typmg 'ang coordinating
premie's 4-X3 o t^r various sec-reianji
3uta»
Ileal cerodaie
snouid possess a
-Milium c* 3 years secretarial e«K
nence ano prof«^ency m WP60 Fun
line tier»'ils ana opportunity tor
J HOWARD NUDELL
ARCHITECTS.
INC-
Pa. 811X26-0337
SECRETARY
Parent; semi-reft'eO peison «itr>
Wmkwi
experience »-'• love rhm
'ie iiMe hour
caauaf 9s Customer contact good phone
iMd Saury comnensurale with
ab-ty 810-615 ~788
SECRETARY
FULL time Typing phones contuJance
B O T S F O R D
G E N E R A L
H O S P I T A L
Ann
Human Resources
28050 Grand Rrvot
Faiminglon Has Ml 48336-5933
An Equal Opportunity Employe'
MEDICAL FILE CLER*
We have an «nmei*aM In* timepos^
bon .n our westiand office
Eipenence
helplul but win nam ngftl
person
Good pay benefits 8 hours
'ai resume lo 313-525-0514
Medical Otficp Staff
.GREAT OPPORTUNITIES FOR
E upenenced Billers sugary farmty .
practisti occupawxiatrwaifh. psycti
•
n£ar Beaurrom
Royai Oak & Farm,
rvgton HAS LPN s - cardiology critical
care 4 OBGYN (pr Medical Assa
tent) Sr ReceptiorvstCoordinator -
Sovth'ff Of farmington Hills
Also
seeking Medcal Ass^tants Tranacr«MM»
* Office Managers
Ca'ilai resume to McNrile
810-932-1170 tax 81 £933- T21*
Harper AssoaatBs
29870 Mrtiec*'
Famiingfo^ HW Mt 48334
MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST
Eipenenced Part wne Afternoon
and Saturdays LrvonM area
Can 277-3000
ADMISSIONS
DIRECTOR
West Biooml*id Nursing Center
i
see*-no ar energetic and e*t*r,T
•iced Acm^wo^s Director Qua '«d
appicants rrvjsl possess a mmmum
of ore-two yea's ol working in a
rredirare s> "ed nursing home unde-
OBRA and -nijtvv3ua:s musl possess
Wrong commurocafton. word p>0-
?essng and customer service skins
We wJl.o«er the nght inOviduai an
>«catm» salary and a competunre
; benefit package Please forwa-d your
-escme to RiaD(e A*etro Detroit
area Trarapcation 4 dependatn'iity
must Can Royal Home Care
,8101 968-6080
DENTAL ASSISTANT Wests-de
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12C 1 The Obterveri M ON DAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1996
Ocelots blank
Region 12 foe
What the heck is going on
here?
It had been five years sinc€
COLLEGES
Schoolcraft College's men's soc-
_ cer team had lost a game within
Region 12, and more than a
decade since a regional adversary
other than Macomb CC had
beaten the Ocelots.
Then, in the space of three
days, SC suffered a 4-3 loss and
a.2-2 tie to Region 12 squads.
SC, which opened the season
, with a pair of road losses,
rebounded and collected its first
win of the season last Wednesday.
routing Kellogg CC 5-0 at
SC
Garrett Maki was the key
weapon offensively against Kellogg
Wednesday.
•U-M CLUB 2. MADONNA 1 (Mrtmmage):
According to Madonna University
coach Pete Alexander, It wasn't
played like a practice.
'They were just-a bunch of hacks,"
he said Of the Wolverines after Thursday's
loss at Mitchell Field in Arm Arbor.
'They preferred to play the body rather
than the bail. They v»ere trying to get as
physical as possible."
Alexander didn't care for the Michigan
players' tactics, especially in what
was only a scrimmage. The Madonna
coach used it as just that, playing all 18
players on his roster.
Maki knocked in three Scott Emert get the Fighting Cru-
goals to get the Ocelots' stalled
offense in gear. Other goals were
scored by Igli Vokopola and Mike
Minicilli (from Livonia Stevenson).
The win boosted SC's record to
1-3-1.
Last Tuesday against visiting
St. Clair CC, the Ocelots found
themselves in another dogfight,
settling for a 2-2 tie.
Minicilli gave SC the lead midway
through the second half, but
saders' only goal, early in the second
half Madonna trailed 1-0 at the half.
The Wolverines got the game-winner
with 2:30 left in the second half. Earlier
Emert had a goal disallowed, with officials
ruling he committed a foul before
scoring.
Mike Schroeder was in goal for
Madonna.
• MADONNA 4. SPRING ARBOR 1:
Three second-half goals pushed the
Fighting Crusaders to their second win
last Tuesday at Spring Arbor.
St Clair battled back to forge Two of those goals came from Scott
the tie with 15 minutes remainmg.
•
Combined wiih ihe 4-3 loss to ;
Lakeland CC Sept. 7, SC's record
was even across the Region 12
board at 1-1-1.
The reason for such struggles,
when previously there never was
Emert. The game was tied at, 1-1 at halftime,
Madonna's goal by Ryan Mpllien.
Emefs goals afowod the Crusaders te
take control.
Andy Makins (Plymouth Salem) was
taken down on a breakaway late In the
match and was awarded a penalty kick.
Makins converted for the threegoal final
one? The opposition has
margin.
improved, for certain; also, SC
starts 11 freshmen, against
teams with veteran players.
The Ocelots host Michigan
Christian College, in a nonleague
game at 4:30 p.m today
before resuming their Region 12
schedule at Delta CC at 4 p.m.
Mike Schroeder started in goal: he
was relieved by Oave Hart for the final
20 mihutes.
NOTES: Madonna did suffer a major
setback in the game at Spring Arbor.
Midfielder Charlie Bell, a sophomore
from Derry. Ireland, suffered a broken
foot and will be out for an estimated
four weeks..
THE WEfcK AHEAD
•FOOTBALL
Cardan Ctty m Dearborn, 4 p.m.
Monro* at Wayna. 7 p.m.
Radford Union at Kannady. 7:30 p.m.
Franklin ai Churchrtl. 7:30 p.m
Stevenson at John Glenn, 7:30 p.m.
NortrtviH* at Canton, 7:30 p.m.
Farm»n»ton at W.L. Central. 7:30 p.m.
Satartey. Sapt 21 .
Salem at N. Farmmfton, 1 p.m
W.L. Wettam at Harrison. 1 pjn.
ClerehcevtHe at Crantoroofc. 1 p.m,
Hamtramek at Luth. WMtiand. 1 p.m.
St. Agatha at Cardinal Mooney. 1 p.m.
Craatwood at Thurston, 1 p.m.
Redford CC at OeLaSalie. 7:30 p.m.
Bishop Borfeai vs. tnktter
«t Garden City Jr. High. 7:30 p.m. .
QIRtS BASKETBALL
Montey, Saet. 14
Greater Ufe at SI. Agatha. 5:30 p.m.
hfciron Valley vs. Immaculate Concept,
at Marshall MKkM School. 7 p.m.
Taaatfay, Sept. 17
Luth. North at Clarencevllle. 6:30 p.m.
Borgess « Bishop Fotey. 7 pjn.
Garden City at Churchill. 7 p.m.
Franklin at Deerbom, 7 p.m,
Redford Union at Stevenaon. 7 pm.
Ypaiiaml at John Glenn, 7 p.m.
Northviile at Wayne. 7 pjn.
N. Farming!on at Harrison. 7 p.m.
Thuratay. Sept. 1*
St. Agatha Tourney. 5:30 & 7 p.m.
Luth. WskJ. at Luth. NWest, 6:30 p.m.
N Farming!on et Churchill, 7 p.m.
John Glenn at Franklin, 7 p.m.
Stevenson at W.L Western. 7 p.m.
Harrison at Redford Union, 7 p.m.
Salem at Northviile. 7 p.m.
W.L Central at Canton, 7 p.m.
N. Farm, at Waterford Mat. 7 p.m.
Monroe m Garden City. 7 p.m.
Wayne at Fordson. 7 p.m.
MelvirKMe at Thurfcon. 7 p.m.
FMday. Sept. 20
Agape vs. Mount Zion
at Roseville Rec Center d Yl n m
St. Agatha Tourney. 5:30 A 7 p.m.
C'viile at Ply. Chnstlan, 7:30 p.m.
Huron Valley vs. Roeper
at Marshall Middle School. 7:30 p.m.
Saturday. Sept. 21
Flint Powers at Canton. 5:30 p.m.
Latfywood at Monroe St. Mary. 7 p.m.
•OYS SOCCER
Monday. Sept. 16
Agape at Huron Valley. 4 p.m.
Redford Union at Trenton. 4 p.m.
Taylor Center at Thurston. 4 p.m.
Northviile at John Glenn. 4 p.m.
Hamtramek at Luth. Wsid.. 4:30 p.m.
W:L Central at Farmington. 5:30 p.m.
i at Churchill, 7 p.m.
Franklin at W.L Western. 7 pjn!
Hamson at Stevenson, 7 pjn.
K Farmington at Canton. 7 pjn.
Teeeday, Sept. IT
Huron Valley a( Aquinas. 4 pjn.
Redford CC at DeUSMe, 7 pjn.
Wedaeaday, Sept. IS
Canton at John Glenn. 4 pjn.
Taylor Center at Wayne. 4 pjn.
Redford Union at Fordaon. 4 pjn.
Monroe at Thurston. 4 p.m. -
Luth. Wsid. at Cranbroofc, 4:30 p.m.
N. Famungton at Hamson. 5:30 p.m.
Churchill at W.L Central. 7 pjn.
Stevenson at Franklin. 7 pjn.
Farmington at Northviile. 7 pjn.
W.L Western at Salem. 7 p.m.
Kennedy at Garden City. 7 p.m.
Ttamdey. Sept. IS
Chadsey at Wayne. 4 p.m.
Friday, Sept. 20
Grosae lie at Garden City. 4 pjn.
Allan Park at Thurston, 4 p.m.
Agape at Mount Zion. 4:30 p.m.
Huron VaMey at Faihana. 4:30 pjn.
Liggett at Luth. Westiand. 4:30 p.m..
Saturtey. Sept. 21
Farmington at W. Bloom., 12:30 p.m.
Hamson at Canton. 12:30 pjn.
Salem at Troy, 1 p.m.
.Redford CC at A .A, Huron. 1 p.m.
MEN'S COiLEOC SOCCER
Monday, Sept. 16
Madonna vs. O.L St. Mary s
at Uvonta Ladywood. 3:30 p.m.
Mich. Christ, at Schoolcraft, 4:30 pjn.
Schoolcraft at Oelta. 4 p.m.
Tlwraday, Sepc IS
Madonna vs. Findley (Ohio)
at Livonia Ladywood. 4 p.m.
Saturday. Sept. 21
Schoolcraft vs. Madonna
at LvoMa Ladywood. 1 p.m.
WOMEN'S COLLEOE SOCCER
Wedneetfey, Sept. IS
jSchdRicrsfl at Cent Michigan. 4 p.ir
Saturday. Sept. 21
DuPage (IB.) at Schoolcraft. 3 p.m.
WOMEN'S COLLEOE VOLLfYBALL
Taesday. Sept. 17
Schoolcraft at Flint Mott, 7,p.m.
HiHsdale at Madonna. 7 p.m.
TMeadey. Sept IS
Oakland CC at Schoolcraft. 7 p.m.
Madonna at Siena Heights. 7 p.m.
Friday, Sept. 20
Schoolcraft at Rock Valley. TBA.
Saturday. Sept 21
Schoolcraft at Rock Valley. TBA.
Madonna a( TrhState Inv.. TBA
TBA _ time* to be announced.
Bowlers lobby hard!
Take heart, league bowlers, for
there is hope and there is help.
There are many very irate people
in the local and statewide
bowling scene because of the
recent actions of the Michigan
Liquor Control Commission.
State rep. Dave Jaye, R-Washington
Twp. has recognized the
problem and has
taken some
action which
should resolve
the issue favorable
for once
and for all.
TEH-PIN
ALLEY
"It's time
these unreasonable
Liquor Con-
•M
trol bureaucrats
were put on a
leash," said Jaye
in a recent press
AL
release. He HARRISON
adds, "These
nominal betB of 25 cents or $1
are enjoyed for the entertainment
value, not casino payoffs."
Damage control: There are
reports of some leagues losing
bowlers because they cannot get
the little extra enjoyment provided
by the mystery games. It is
time to put a stop to this nonsense
right away, and to do that
requires a "grass roots" involvement.
That means you and that
means me and that-means your
teammates and friends should
sign any petitions that are being
circulated for this purpose, write
your state representatives and
senators, or phone in. your support
to Jaye at 1-517-373-0843 or
call the BCA "Hotline" at 1-800-
312-6555.
These representatives are public
servants, so that means that
they are paid a salary from your
tax dollars, as is the MLCC, but
th.ey tend to ignore that point
completely.
Rep. jaye further states,
"Bowling is one of the last low
cost ways families and friends
can ei\joy a fun night out and get
exercise."
These low wager games of
skill, including mystery game,
strike ball and red pin have been
features at local bowling centers
for over the last 40 years without
roblems or scandals
E These
swling games all involve skill,
not just chance. Jaye's legislation
would reinstate low stakes
Mystery Ball. Strike Ball and
Red Pin (with a 25 cent to $5
wager and a total prize cap of no
more than $1,000).
The time is now. All seats in
the House of Representatives are
up for election. It is up to the
bowlers to sign the petitions.
We can give them over $1 million
valid signatures from concerned
individuals. You can call
Gov. John Engler and express
your views to him. His phone
number is 1-517-373-3400.
You 1 should call or write your
local state representative. You
can get the address and phone
numbers at your city hall or
library. They should get
swamped with phone calls and
letters from the citizens.
Let them know how you feel
about the issue and what you
think should be done. We can
fight back and we have the numbers
to let the MLCC know that
this time they have pushed the
bowlers of the state a bit too far.
BOWUNO HONOR ROU
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St Clement John spisak. 276
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Mayflower Lanes (Redford Township):
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217/651 Jess Macciocco, 214 226
196/638: Bob Sherwood. 242
Novl Bowl: West S'de Lutheran Lynn
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Stone, 622
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Communiiy
Life
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AND
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thousand*
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53-2818
SOUND DOG Sepi 10th 25 pound
temaw Shepard M i Tart *«i kome
3;ac»
Approximate!* 9 thonlhs old
Very I*eat was weanng p«ik coaar «
not o**r\ba needs flood home
18101 478-5400
VICTOR CONSOLE PHONOGRAPH
very good conotiori and wortarw
"" 25-1168
1313) 425-1
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Art* A Crafts
ANTIQUE A MODERN Porcelain Dc«
Classes CM Now
(810! 884-0022
CRAFTERS WANTED
L'vorna Stevenson Fai Cralt Show
Sat Nov 2nd 'Oam-4 30ern.
313-464 1041 or 810-478-2395
Ncr>- smo*«g. Cai
13131 *62-ii962
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hdurs Ajjpl', n
CHILD CARE'NEEOED mour Norlhviae
•vjm« 3 aays per week Own
1 fansporalKin 'wrn-smoket
.'810' 380-8536
Schwer**- Fte»i Estate
VANTED 57
Fafrnmgion
' COMPANION r-eeded lor moc i82)
ipp'0».mata«y 3 hrs day or «s*
Mori thru Thurs or*, V
Garder C.-y Area SaO^rk
After 6pm .3131 595-3351
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T R A V E L
NEW 3Bf«ld
tr-d V S «c«» papers
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SIC.) 539-1750
Help Wanted
Part-Time
ABSOLUTELY THE BesJ
immediate openings tor hotM*-
cleaning at SS'r Work whde k Carton
Licensed •> home Day Care has (3)
•M Bma opemngs tor ages 2-5 years
old 2 Snacks provided Learning
activities and structured" pJayMre
Lots ol tor.' >313, 397-7864
CHILDCARE O'eschoo kmder
ganen and latchkey 2', yr • 12 yrs
Mpn-Fn 6am-6pm Affordable
Uvonia
Award wmnmg progr*n'
13131 525-3730
DAY CARE Opersng #1 my kpensed
noma
BAA m Chad Development
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Beectv« Mfle Elaine 313-532 t24i
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m my Wesnand home iigr* housekeeping
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FOUND L«e S««nes« Cat Near 1»
' MiddleCew (313 522 7508
FOUND, oaiakeet L.vor«* area 5
Mile A. Merranan. Sepl 12
313| 513-6763
NANNY
Needed tor mfaot 'Mon-Fn
8am-5pm Nov', Farmmgton H«s
area ugra housekeeping Eipen
ence 4 -elerences requ-'ed Nonsmoker
18101 960-1333
PART TIME chddcare needed m my
Northwest Btoomtieid home Fie««4*
hours Relerer»ces reoimred
talO) 363-1
FOUND Smped TaCtVy G*! » jrange
belly Female m area ol We^t cak«
sut tv Patty '?10l 477 2138
LOST CLASS RING w t993:
FarmirMtcr. Hon School REWARD 1 ;
'810? 477-7981
CHAPTERS WANTED
1 Ptymouttv'Canton area lor Hokday
Show Nov
9 CM ASAP
As* for Mar tfltOt 344-4786
4lh Annual HoNtay Cr»lt Show 1
, m Wesnand
. November 22nd thru 24th
• Oarters Needed *
CM Dons
(313) 38S-0146 a
Donna
1313) 4S3-571B
LOST DOG Husky.Terrier mm Tain
w Hue eyes wfM« leet 4 ' nose
E«itemeiy nvsseo L'voma fags
Modtotieff. Joy area - on Sept 10th
Please returfi t313i 793.1095
7 0 6
Auction Sales
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HOUSEKEEPER
; Houiiekeeper i«eded WesfBtodm.
'•Md area Laundry cleaning, and
. some cooking Live-in tour ght» per
week Non, smoker Relerences
reared Caa Get* at 8 30 a m io
5 00 p rr ,8l0i 553-8555 . 267"
AMB TiOUS HOLIDAY ^OVER"'
Write your own pay.fieck ai Party
Plan sales wiir girts hdme A Mofcday
deco- A^rage B0.tir free $306
W 12S-S100 Sept bonus
CaH-Oen.se at 810-476-3818
AREA COORDINATOR
To recrun schediae and scoe^nse in.
store prOmotws
Wont out ot your
home No sates Earn
&200-S?50nM
80-25 hr», wk Health
benefits available
810-540-5000 en 15
A V O N
Needs Flepresematures m yaw arrea
CALL KAREN NOW 313-425-1947
• ran'ry 'OuSEKEEPER Hve^n Blooml«ld
• S«Cu-'ty
! H.Ms. Engfceh not required Great (Ob
Wages sta-1 at $7 pr- hour Aflph i P»Y » ""^8 Susie's 3I3-S37-8053
Casein or«y Mon ffiru Sat
10am to ' c " B, 1 I>594A800
4pr- .363^; jjy Rd Wetfland Ml I 5 ~~ ~
between yvay-ie 4 Newt,utg Rd» j HOUSEKEEPER
' o take charge ol bedrooms
bath-
'Win
and laundry Btocmtieto H«s
'Bn-smcN r Won Sat 9 30 to 1 00
Top notch only need apply
.arjed
Mu-jai -sus Boslon Coeege I »« r " c *s
Sept
2t
Sitter FOR 2 boys m west Bloom
tletd 7 00 to 6.30 Must transport to
Irom school a after school actrvtaes
HealtLNotrition.
Weight Loss
Very ught housekeeping J2SO per l60SE 6-20 « 1>. hours CM 2e»- :
week After 7pm (810) 737-062 ft ! d* s Body Spa Visa & MC aarepted ,
SMALL PRIVATE SCHOOL m
BtoonOelo has
afternoon per week Call Laura at
The Oakland Sterner School
(810) 646-254Q
W. BLOOMFlELD pregant mom
needs help wrth 1 year da
Fle.«ie
hours Must be non-smoker CF>R
certified educated with pwn ca-
Rflerent.es and cmrunai record
check (810* 360-2852
Elderly Care A
Assistance
COMPANION AIDE.
CERTIFIED
eipenenced dependable Fteier
ences Seeks tui-time posmcr
pos-
~ * »ve-*. 313-422 5141
LIVE IN COMPANION CAREGIVER
needed lor woeny woman m M*tori
Wi«om area Light housekeetvng
meal preparation Call Mdiie at
(810t.«et8440
LOVELY
HOME
immediate
need o1 assisted
environment
m Lrvor*a has
opening lo> a se
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Wed Sefii 18th-1iam
inspection 8 30am
Come 10 buy or sail Down payment
V300 to $500 cash requ'-ed al time or
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AUCTION
19885 TELEGRAPH RD
BROWNS TOWN TWP
I 313-479-4360
PUBLIC AUCTION
HOWARD'S TOWING
35830 Van Born Wayne
Cish orty al 10 4m Sept *
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CadiHiK 80 6S699AE67I979
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AUCTION
Tu*s
10-30 A M
48 Market Street
Downtown Ml
Clemens
A« dining A kitcnen items
10S buyers premwim
Amencan Auctions 810-543-7980
BAR-B-OUE GRILL, needs parts
Onrwjng water diswier
m working
conation 1810) 626 7677
DRESSER
4 drawers
You pi* -up 1
Cap (811
FREE PATIO Blocks
you remove
Also- several cube- yards o« sand
1810) 689-1193
LIVONIA MOM
Has 1 part-time and
8 tun-lime openmgs m her home
Meals a snacks included C*a after
6 30pm (3i3i S25-8S48
LOVING. ENJOYABLE learrwtg day
care
12 Months a up 2 Snacks &
lunch 6 30am-5pm Affordable TLC
Wesaand (313) 728-3423
LOVING MOM «i Commerce wit
watch your ch*d m my home ages 8
to 5 yrs Fu« Wne Meals snacks
learning a playtime 810 960-6132
LIVE N Non smoker
Cfcwnmg .rfvolveO Car
Reterehces A vaka drivers kcense
required (810) 489-8087
J A N I T O R I A L
Pal -Time eve-rugs Lwcn* Mat .re
responsoie only
Ccntaci Dated as
W
BLOOMFlELD «am*y looking tor
1 part-time Altemoon housekeeper
1 chid and dog Mting References
requwed , 810-355-9906
18?;
CLEANING PEOPLE experience
hetplui evenings Sootntiew a Noareas
$6 00 start transp^^atKv.
1313) 487-3790
W I N F O U R T I C K E T S
t o t h e
F a l l R e m o d e l i n g
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t h r u S u n d a y , S e p t . 2 9 t h
m
R e m o d e l i n g
S h o w
NOV! EXPO CENTER
1-% and Novi Road
S e n d y o u r n a m e a n d a d d r e s s - i n c l u d i n g
y o u r z i p c o d e - o n a p o s t c a r d a d d r e s s e d to:
Fall Remodeling Show
OBSERVER ft ECCENTRIC NEWSPAPERS
36251 Schoolcraft Road. Livonia. Ml 48150
PLEASE ONLY ONE POSTCARD PER FAMILY
# We'll impartially draw names for winners from
your entries. Watch your hometown
newspaper Classified sections, where we will
print winners' names.
# JLyajLLllml yoyr jnsme among the classified
advertisements, call 953-2176. and claim your
tickets. It's as easy as that!
* Winners' names will appear Monday. Sept. 21.
1996.
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NEWSPAPERS
,HKfv ASSISTANT
2 30-6prr Fieiicurs
G-eai ensen-
$7 per hour
Bworntew Hulls fBIO) 589 "92
LAWN MAINTENANCE
At smfts atrauMe
Top pay
CUTTING TIME
313-*85-37j'.- j, 810 348-7995
NEED EXTRA S~>
Christmas Around The World party
ptar demonstrators earn $
pre-kit
trips and mom Work your own houn
now tc' .pe to Management Company
88»9 Eaal Bm fteaw Road. *2oi
Troy Vi 48063
PART TIME MAINTENANCE
Zamlyorv
Drivers wanted to" m
arena «i Plymouth
No enpenen
reouwed Cat Ray or Kathy
B16-T37 7373
Caretaker Couple
Needed
tor upscale apartment community m
Oakland County area
Mtrvmum aI
iwo years aipenence « property
ce Send
resume wW sa»^,
eo.. 'iK-ente to
Human Resources P O Bo. 3045
B^rvn^iam. Ml *8(
HIGHLY SKILLED APARTMENT
MANAGER COUPLE tor 150. UNIT
APARTMENT DEVELOPMENT
810-474-9500
PART TIME OFFICE
HELP
Rhoto sr«*o seek* part time people
to iterate oftice •«*&•"••***'•*
end
produetmr. work Some Sefeidey*
and evenmgi -equwed CM tor
(810) 948-9500
RECEPTIONIST
Buey FemvngKn Reel FataM Otttoe
Monam, thnau^i r^ursdey
Sat
urdey i-5 and SutdBy i M
Perted
tor neat caaege Mutant ar i
CM Come at. (810)477
RECEPTIONIST SECRETARY
needed tor buey Real E auw best (810) 686 0327
720 Bargain Buys
AQUARIUM - 50 gakons with glass
hds almost new $60
(313) 588-4851
MAGIC CHEF Electric Range
Almond ootoi Very good condftyon
1313)
$75 453-8118
REFRIGERATOR - Montgomery
Ward Almond side by nde; $75
CM (810) 608-6564
REFRIGERATOR
WHITE. IB cubic
*q « Fngtoawe $150 gas dryer GE
$100 (313) 878 1888
REMODELLING SALE - White GE
refrigerator treezer $800 '
(8101 356-5647
ROdM AlRcondtioner Sa* storage
lank Freptace hea exchanger Fuinece
thermostat (810) 683-5691
SEARS MATCHING washer 4 dryer
excellent condition
$185 tor pair
Cat (318r 4274817
722 Building Materials
BLUEPRINTS FOR sale Affordable
4 bwekoom 2 bar house. 1773 sq ft
lull walk-out basemeni For more
info, CM Tom a 810-38>8771
3 STEEL arch buddings new
40X30 was $6200 now $8990
40*56 was $10,840 now $5990
50x120 was $20 450 now $11,990
endwaks avataoM
1-800-745-2685
OLD WROUGHT IRON FENCE
4 ft 8 m by 130 ft $2000 Call
(313) 834-7200
HOM€ & S€RVIC€ GUID€
DEADLINES: 4 P.M. TUESDAY FOR THURSDAY EDITION / 4 P.M. FRIDAY FOR MONDAY EDITION TO PLACE YOUR AD CALL (313) 591-0900
Air Conditioning
AIR CONDITIONING . HEATING
Sales • Service • installations
Humdiliers • Duct Work • Retng
Low Rates' Uc
4 Ins
Financing Aval 313-937-0785
Asphalt'
Blacktoppmg
DJ'S ASPHALT PAVING
Paving Patching
Sealceatmg
Free Esl 313097fljll 313-7224B95
Basement
Waterproofing
WET BASEMENT
No-costy
outside digging or yad
repair' An affordable solution'
Free 6st» .» Financing available 1
CM today 1-800-552-0807
WET BASEMENT
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or
pari of your needs My home or your
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more Ca* Rose 313-953-9766
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Cement
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1ST.CLASS WORKMANSHIP
Specializing ai M types of rapars
Chimneys. Porches. StdewaAs
Additions, Slaps
Glass Buxk
ReferuMS Available
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810-477-9673
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Repaws 4 Alia
aliens Chimney*. Porches Driveways
Patios Tuck Pointing Free
Est (313) 541 -0083 313-24^5490
ALL CONCRETE WORK. Driveways
wakes Boors 4 porches Masonry
repaws
Commetaa 4 Residentia
Lie 4 Insured CM anytime
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4214 Woodwati Ave Oek Park Ml
810-557-5595
or 313-292-7722
COBRA CONSTRUCTION
All types ol .Cement Work
•ResKfenhaHCommaroalaFree Est
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OOGONSKI CONSTRUCTION
6'ick Block * Cement Work
Porches Chimneys Or Ways
Free Ea 31 >5371833
ORtVEWAYS GARAGES wa*s.
porches toundanorts Bn

4 D100 (.3181 522-7508
MAGNA VOX FULL we camcorder
24X toom. 1 Uu E icetfent condition
S325 • !3t3) 584-8665
732
Computer* 741
748
t'Picks
Lawn Garden k
Snow Equipment
BERNINA 11)31 Sewing Machine
Parted condmon 3 years old Roetiesler
area MOO ,'BiOi 656*971
CONFERENCE TABLE walnut
» » « * to 16 Sor«, lesks chairs
tu-i :abinets etc fBtOi 399-4366
.OESK CHERRY «»
2 drawer
encesera condition i25o
I8l0| 545 4646
FOR SALE 1.000 USED assembled
carboerd Me bo«es 2S'«l4"ili-
1-962 2558
OFFICE FURNITURE tot sate Woo.
stations Jesus lateral Me cabinetv
x' jswm chairs and more
Can Km o« Mary ,813, 357-6000
ACER 4«6 66mege-heni modem
'*> answering machine w sellware
8 desk $1 200 ' 18IOI 584 3256
COMPAO COMPUTER . w tcaooekeyboard
A Canon pnnier * 15n
rronaor S220CrF*m '313* 532 3116
486 0X266 Computer system - 0
MEG RAM SVGA monitor 540 hard
drive $495 .810) 8S2-5522
MACINTOSH LC color monitor
Style write. Punter S450 ' Perfect
CondilCTi i8lQt 333-7526
PACKARD B£U_ Ten 133 UH2 l 6
-Mrfrtve ftX-CO ROM
RAM
CO ROM
16 MeoiCM
$1500 (MO) ^1 »35
m Office Supplies
PANASONIC
ticsim.lft/tetepnone
jnswermg system Never used PtiM
C j u m ConW
S.000 Ui. Tow Capac^i
Til Slwmj Coturiw
tS'OfffiMdrwPkj
PenOer Ftar» Pfcj
60 doA3.00 Wi P.T.Wirr
Muck liucn Hon
PLAN
FOR EVERYONE
r'A^PLAN Fn»anj
f dmU-b< buter
Rcty
orange eyes. Altecbonale loves
people I yr altered all shots Needs
genlte staple home 810-25^6781
784
Dogs
AKC Labrador Reliefer pucp«s
ClMfOoo Mood line taking »»posits
(810) 651-1716
GOLDEN RETRIEVER pups AKC.
bom. Aug 1998 Mates $350
Females MO Slarte. stwts 3131
274-5049 or (313) 336-3786
GOLOERN RETRIEVER Pi4» AKC
shots, wormed, vet checked LMU
colored Alter 5
B10-724-1247
GORDON SETTERS AKC bo
6 3-96 gteal hilling a larrWy doos
shots wormed mates $30e« Muel wt
6876
GOLOWING - 1981 67.000 rmtos.
lull dresser. raefl 313-326-3022
0 Sportster
amounts ol extras $7500 or best
After 4pm (313) 525-3691
HONDA 1996 CBR-F3 - 1600 inles
Shoei Helmet. Never raced $6700 or
best Call (313) 535-3606
HONDA CR 250 1995 Excellent condition.
New FMF pipe S sprocket, low
hour $3400 Ever 313-522-7304
HONDA 1994 VLX Shadow, like
new Mack accessories 3 100 mites
$4,000 (313) 981 2646
KAWASAKI KL 250 Less than 200
mites $t500Best Otlsr Leave message
al
B10-975-6142
KAWASAKI 1994 ZX;9-R. excellent
concftion we* maintained. $5975
day* 8104*84348 eve 3134534025
MOTOGUZZl 1972 Eldorado. 850cc
equipped w*h pouce acoessones
beautiful take $2500 313-207-5311
SUZUKI 1995 DR 350 - eiectne start,
exceaem
$4,000 Ca» Joe. Days.
810-960-5550 Eves 810-960-6121
SUZUKI 1975 GT750 • 21.000 mites,
full tainng eltowers. runs great
Reasonable must sell
Call Paul l
leave message 313-422-8575
SUZUKI RM12S 1996. tow hours.
tapers, dutch, tire
(313) 390-1401
YAMAHA
19(94. .tOOcc. »rl bike
Under 10 hrs Uka new. $1200
(313) 981-5721
YAMAHA 1968 Razz, red, 3700
mites, good common, $550
(313) 501-9224
Off Road Vehicles
YAMAHA BANSHEE 4 wheeler
stroke 350cc W»et cooled Great
shape $3906 (313) 322-7093
Recreation*]
Vehicles
DUTCHMEN 1991 30ft immaculate
oomMxm loaded. S9X50.
(313) 602-6512
CamperWMotor
Honesffnilers
ALLEGRO 1904 - 280 Map
cmetertccndKn Lowmias.$15000
beat Alter 5pm
3IW2S4107
AMERICAN BY Cobra 28 ft 1909
-F ord chassis Ctes* C. 41 000 mites
loaded. «»ce>enl condkon. $23 500
eves^knds (313) 453-1222
APACHE 1972. popup camper, aoed
toa.
$690
wai. pkja lumace good
IOIO) 476-6246
AWARD 1967 - 30 tt travel tracer
easy towing toadad. exoeOam com*
ton $15,000 810-583-1436
BOUNDER 1900-4
348 2 IVt. *cr.
dual aw. aene»»tc« microwave
(810) 673-0064
CLASS C Motoitiome - 1990 Demon
24 ft. 14.500 m*»s. Ford 400 EFI
many extras $20 000 313-522-0236
COBRA 1994
Cordoba Cteaa A
Motor Home 34H tong. Wagon SLT V6
automatic aK. fu* power, sport
wheels kke new' $18,995
Livonia Chryswr-PtyrTKMTi
(313) 525-76W
DODGE DAKOTA 1905
Extended
cab V-6. loaded, assume lease payments
S216/ITMX (810) 669-2809
DODGE DAKOTA 1993. $11,000.
3V3-770-4143
DODGE DAKOTA Sport 1993
49.000 mites New tires. 5 speed
e Handed warranty $7800 Musi sell
(810) 449-1424
DODGE - 1995 Ram Sport. Black
4x4. SLT package bedhner Tonneau
cover, trailer hitch Infinity CD.
timed windows. Performance cinp
$20,000
(313) 464-0853
DODGE 1986 Ram Spon red 4x4
loaded. 5000 miles new. $21,000
(810) 650-6309
EXPLORER 1992 XLT. 4 door
leather moonrobl automabc. an
loaded gteen $12,902
DEMMEA FORD (313) 721-2600
FORD F-250 DIESEL 1989 Picfci*
Very good shape. $6000-Vst ofter
Eves 810-545^545
FORD 1995 F-150 exiamted cab 4 *
4 16.000 Mies, loaded $21,500
(3131 300-7272. py I-80Q-983-8790
FORD 1981 F150 - Lots o« new
parts Nol a work truck S^ .OOOi'best
olter Ca* (313) 388-8228
13) 502-1438
FORD RANGER XLT 1904 - 37.000
times 5 speed Air $9000
(010) 548-0045
FORD 1902 Ranger XLT V6.
5apeM. Club cab an cnnee. tow
mess, (lias $6900 313-721-6386
FORO 1904
ion pick up, XLT
Lanet 8 cytxteet 29.000 meea.
TYME does It again only $141 oown.
no cosigner needed 20 iwhm credH
approval b* phone OAC
TYME AUTO (313) 455-5566
FORO 1990 - XLT Lanat Automatic
V8 Cap. nmng board* 45 000
a. toadad. Excellent condition
Retiree $11 500 313-454-4153
F-150 1994 4x4 52.000 mites clean
we* cered tor many extra* $'4 50&
I (010) 474-2770
GMC 1S68 jBTvny. 4xV2 door, tufty
loaded, only 70.000 mtes Waiter s
coming" Call Mark 458-5246
GOROON CHEVROLET
GMC 1995 Siena Extended Cab V-
8, 5 speed Monday only $14 950
MIKE SAVOIE CHEVROLET
(8101 643-8000
GMC 1980 Siena, loaded 70.000
mtes Cap to match' $9500
MIKE SAVOIE CHEVROLET
(8101 643-8000
GMC 1995 Scrama Extended Cab
31.000 miles 4.3 V-«. automatic
loaded $14,500
HINES PARK
LWCOLN-MERCURY 313-453-2424
GMC SONOMA 1902 44.000 rnaes
mr cnasa atom much more Excellent
conObon. $0900 810-566-9419
a
Mini-Vans
AEROSTAR - 1902
EOtfte Bauer
extended new ares, brakes, muffler
88.000 maee $7700
610-476-9074
AEROSTAR - 1992. Eddie Bauer
emended, new Ores, brakes, muffler.
Excellent. 88.000 mites $7350
810-476-0874
AEROSTAR. 1091 - Electronic 4
wheal drive regular ton£h. intenor
axtenor axceaenl oondtoon 106.000
mtes $4500 firm
S>0-10| 641-5032
GRAND CARAVAN 1902 ES.
$0000
•hape I
SOLD
ORANO
CARAVAN.
la 65 000 m
$11000 (313) 901-5341
GRAND CARAVAN 1002 SE.
loaded white, mini condition
$10,500 Call (313) 261-2006
GRAND CARAVAN 1008 SE • ongmel
owner '00.000 meea newer
brakes I area, locks a drives good.
$3900fe*et (313) 261-6707
AEROSTAR 1987
$2,250
n*»
great.
(810) 348-3620
AEROSTAR 1991 stretcti modal with
Ed(*e Bauer loresJ green 85.000
mtes $7,500. (8101 649-S496
AEROSTAR
1990 XL Extended
Excellent common regular maintenance
Clean interior highway r J
610-477-
$5 20Ckbeal 7-0064
AEROSTAR
1994 XLT. extended
sport version loaded, lowing
package. 40 000 m*es
Excellent
condition 1 $15 900 (313) 459-4902
AEROSTAR, 1989 XLT. 11CLOOO
miles, runs great newer inrestaakes.
some rust $2500
SOLD
AREOSTAR 1969 XL. a*, new Urea
battery, brakes, loaded, sharp! Runs
great $3595 (313)720-0570
GMC 1993 Sonoma SLS. V6 S
speed ta. cruse, cassette, 33 000
mtes. warrarty $7999 810*49-2694
GMC 1983 Suburban Onesel Runs
good
126.000 rmles^
(313) 397-0425
EE- 9 W
GMC 1988 3/4 ion 4x4. 350. 1
owner exceilenl condition automatic
air. M. cruise altoy wheels
$8.00at>esl Ca* 1313) 425-5431
JSUZU 1091 FTP 22 Renter box
dwsel Special Today! $13,908
OLSON OLDS (313) 261-6900
MAZDA
1987 5 speed
48000 miles best ofter
1810) 644-6536
NISSAN 1987 5 speed 90 000
"Was rekabw $1600 Mazda 1988
King Cab. $2500 (313) 261-5562
RANGER 1994 Splash a*r
power
steering, power brakes, arrtfiri casselte.
low mtes Only $9988
iHH623E3E$E*s3HW8
HBacesziBaaE
RANGER 1894 'Splash" aluminum
wheels bug g^a'd 32.000 mites
$9 494
OEMMEfl FQRQ 13131 721-2600
S-10 1993 Extended Cab 6 cylinder
automatic li*. tow mites Very clean 1
$9950
MIKE SAVOIE CHEVROLET
(810) 643-8000
ASTRO 1996 LT • Fufty loaded, black
w-grey nlenor 6 passenger. 11.000
mtes $22«XVbesi 313-525-5013
ASTRO VAN 1902 loaded, very
ctean vary we* maintained 70 000
highway m $8,800 810 661-4286
ASTRO VAN 1989 - 101.000 mftes.
rebuilt engne-95.000 mdee No rust
Runs great $3500 810-476-1185
CARAVAN 1088 SE V6. garage
stored winters, exoeftftnt shape 1 See
ihis betora you buy' 85.000 mtes
$5250%est Eves 810*61-4096
CARAVAN 1994 V-6. cruse locks
l. 40.000 mtes.
(810) 661-4518
cassette Mack pass 40.000 <
$11,760 (8
DODGE 1992 - Caravan Good condlbon
While 4 cylinder 99 000
maes $6000 Alter 6 (313)534-5866
OOOGE 1991 Caravan. 47000 mtes.
meticulously maintained sports
package excellent condition. $7750
(313) 416-4249
GRANO VOYAGER 1B02 LE 3 3
V6. Wen maintained Excaftem condfton
1Q3K $7495 610-477*775
MERCURY 1903 - Vlftagat GS,
Exceilenl condibon. low mites
$l1.80(Vot Bast Otter 810-220-3287
MITSUBISHI 1905 - Expo 5 door.
Sport wagon sunrool, loaded.
" ~ H $16,000 517-545-3402
Plymouth 1994 Grand Voyager LE
tow mtes. excellent- Loaded, has aft
the extras' $14,500 810-096-3273
AEROSTAR 1002. automaftc. Mr.
passenger $8095
SUNSHINE ACURA
(810)471-9200
AEROSTAR 1904 XL-Plus Wagon. 7
passenger automatic a*, power
wmdowwtocks cruse M loaded
$11,004.
OEMMER FORO (313) 721-2000
AEROSTAR 1901 XL Speoal M
weak" $7995
OLSON OLDS (313) 281-0900
CARAVAN 1002 Grand ES. 65.000
HINES PARK
LINCOLN-MERCURY 313-453-2424
CHEVY 1000 - Baauvftto 350 V8.
36.000 tA*es loaded Clean J8SOO
or Best Ofter
SOLD
CHEVY. 1987 Ccnverson Van
captain Chan. sola. TV, gray r s
$4300 313-296-
CHEVY t»> Conversion - Loaded.
TV. VCP Ctean matoe & out 1
Must
See' $12 OO&besi (8101 960-3495
PLYMOUTH GRANO Voyager 1900,
V-6 3 3 Met engne air power
Meeting 8 brakes
B6 500 mie*.
$4,800 (810) 546-1690
PLYMOUTH. 1994 Grand Voyager
SE Sport Wagon vyha»ye^ tow
PLYMOUTH 1093 Grand Voyager
SE goU package aft options 0*#y
" FOX HILLS
.Cnrystor-Ptymoulh>teep-Eagie ,
313-455*7*0 313-961-3171
PLYMOUTH VOYAGER 1995. tow
mites. metaftK red. or. 23000
mtes
$13495 SOLD
CHEVY 1902 Conversion Van. V6.
automaftc. an. TV. orty 45,000
mtos Sharp' $10,995
CaS Bob. 456-5244
GOROON CHEVROLET
CHEVY 1990 - Explorer Conversion
Low mtos. tufty equpped TV VCR.
phone, radar $0500. (313) 453-7238
CHEVY 1993V. ion cargo nceHenl
bo®,. V8 aril very nice. «r. im.
cruse $8450 810*24-1971
DOOCSE B-2S0 1095 Cargo
auto
to sa*' $13,088
matte V8 Pnced
FORD 1900. E360. extended. 361
engftte. new wee. 90,000- m
w/tedder recks $3050 313*22-1465
FORO 1906 E250 S^oet Cargo
Vans automatic an. bufthead.
extended, 14,000 mftea Great work
vans $16,906
DEMMER FORO (313) 721-2800
FORD 1903 Lunar Eckpae high tot.
conversm
Tolaftytoaded.ft.000
mtes $17 OOCvBesl Olter Ca* Jail
after 5pm (313) 501-3068
Ton Heavy
Duly
van Great work van" Good
FORO 1900
Cargo van (
oonofton $400Gt>esl 810-477-0412
FORO 1004 Universal Conversion
Van. quad captains chaws with a bed
seat M power, green Om, $14,504
OEMMER FORD (313) 721-2800
GMC CONVERSION 1964 • Sharp* 1
owner .loaded caplaxn Chairs, sola
bed Clean! $3495 313-422 1836
GMC CONVERSION 1084 Sharp! 1
owner, loeded. captain cTiars sola
bad Ctean $2060 313-422 1838
GMC RALLEY STX 1902 • V ton.
360. 12 passenger 49000 mass
Rear an $14 300 |3

6D
| eacha« WdU only 6.00c maaa
S25.S0(M)MI
|8I0) 85l-15t7
BLAZER 198? SOvwado • 4.4 Hack.
V8-3S0 mm great Alarm, irarfet
paoaga S4200ifeMl (313) 425-0448
BLAZE" 1981 S10 - 59 000 mHa* 2
JOCK auiqmalic oaOx} au Humiruv
wtioels v a n the* $11,000
(313) 425 46'6
"BLAZER 1992 Tahoa S-10 2 door
4.4 V6 amomaoc loadad Miw
StftMOoflW (810) 646-7773
BRONCO 1989
an «ac* twauty
Jan i»d irtanor «nmacuU» conation
«ma* down Si 17 mo No
-osona- nMOed OAC
TYUBE AUTO (313) 455 5588
BRONCO 199* tun x » E«M
Bauar. 8 cylinder automatic Can
Imanca tfm wMk onty 0 down 20
mnuM ciw* apoovat by phone
OAC
7VME AUTO (313) 455-5566
BROKCO 1984
302 VB 2 sane!
wjm
Good comatjon S3000Basl
. Cat altar Jo (8101 363-7484-
9RONCO 1993 *LT
(Man
and loadad good condition
S15300I bat? 810-757-0961
BRONCO '966 XLT -. 6 cylinder
tlanda'd I'anjmmion. original
ownai 151 000 "IB
runs perlact
»650be*t 313-274-9703 594-6827
CHEROKEE ' 994 Coiailry norv
tmoaei afoptiona M u m 26 000
"iJa» $15,900
(810) '26-6685
CHEROKEE 1991 Laredo 4«4 automate
4 01 anprw loaded. a«c»«em
condition $8500 810 851-0948
CMEW 1991 tracker - ai' new Iitm
top run» e>ce*enl km mitaa dean
$3500 1313) 525-8325
CHEW 1996 2 71 4.4 AH It* toys"
Can Jan. 458-5247
GORDON CHEVROLET
DODGE 1996 Dakota ClutiCaeSLT
4*4. V6 automatic aw tx'-ei » •
sows & locks auna nit. amim
stereo
cassette Gedbner Tonneau
cottar one owner trade $20 500
Dick Scott Dodge
684 Ann Artor Rd
|JT3) 451 2110
(313) S6?-3322
. 5 speed 2i 500 maes excel
tent condition alarm system
$18 400 Call after 5 (»10)«39-3105
FORD EXPLORER XLT 1992 new
wakes leather -nlenor.- Waded,
$8400 SOLD
OLDS 1994 Bravada all wheel dnve
all power tow package 26 000
maas $17,770
FOX HILLS
Cfwy««r-Ptymoutn-Jeep-Eagle
313-455-8740 313-961-3171
PRAVADA 1994 black, leather
loaded 4 wheel drive. 4 door unarm
package e»ce«ent conation ?8OO0
miles $13500 313-266-4964
313-217-1313
RANGER 1990 4.4 extended cab
all Mack beauty m* week only $189
down smaA monthly payments No
cosigner needed OAC
TYVfe AUTO (313) 455-S566
S-10 1991 Pick-up 4»4. 6 cylinder
5 speed Real dean- $6950
MIKE SAVOtE CHEVROLET
(8101 643-8000
SUBURBAN 1996 Diack cherry,
loaded 8000 miles $32,00&tiest
(8101 623-8750
SUBURBAN 1996 4(4 - doth seats
dual fci
CD.
$29 500
towing
package,
(810) 624-9387
SUBURBAN 1984 4.4 runs good,
new transmission. S300Qffen* oiler
313-255-2385
GMC 1994
Sudutban 4.4 Rear an
4 heat loaded. $24 500 Call
I3I3J 462-1556
GMC 1992 Typhoon - E.eWlant cosmic*-
power windows-' locks. al
Mtmt anti lock Cakes
automate
iev»img M time 4 wheel drive 285
Hp cd two. txack leather air tug
gage rack $2C 000 810-788-5035
GMC 1996 - Yukon 4 door. SLE
indigo Blue Silver 8 000 " m,les
$29000 (BIO) 486-5453
GRAND CHEROKEE 1995
automatic
6 cyknder
loaded with cassette
alarm «
mites $23 90Cf
Ca» (313) 382 5412
GRAND esi (3131 467-8395
CELEBRITY
1986 116 000 hi-way
miles, excellent, mamtananoe record.
CONCORD. 1993 4 door. V-6 automatic
leather. 36 000 maes «cw
lenL $13 SOOittosi (B10) 540-7542
CONCORDE 1995
loaded. iullent
condition. 27000 mles $14,000
eves (810) 474-0627
CONCORDES 1903 41994, loadM.
low mles. 3 available Staring Horn
$10,905
Livonia Chryator-PtymouBl
(3131 525-7604
Check These Savings On
Quality Used Vehicles at
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30 DAYS OR 2000 MILES 4
100% GUARANTEE '
1994 F 1 5 0 XLT 4 x 4
5.0 tter V8, automatic transmission, air
condtionlna Off Road PacKage. limited
slip axle. Trailer Tow Package, ail the
extras and orty 26.000 miles 508 under
factory warrant). Blue. Stock

«an*er*
concMcn $3,700 810-360-3722
T-BIRD 1987 - Tu«tK> Coupe l«
Wile's car Musi See" $33DO'or Best
Oder 313-425-0556
T-BlRD 1987 • Turt>o Cpe
Automalic
l-owner 79 000 miles loeded
Mue $370Q'Bast Otter 810-542-1630
TEMPO 1901. automatic »r TYME
does it again $1599
TVME AUTO (313) 455-5566
TEMPO 1993 4 door automate air
low mdea $5966
Tamaroll Dodge 810-354-6600
TEMPO 1994 - GL Automatic air
amtmr cassette 42.000 m«s.. wNie
gray interior $6900 313-453-2896
TEMPO 1994 GL automate a.r
power locks tut cassette luggage
rack $7 494
DEMMER FORO b®c» bucket seats, new tires
AM-FM $5500 (313) 422-5507
PRISM 1991. LSt automatic loaded.
82.000 mass very dean $3,900
firm 1810) 617-2205
PRISM 199T - 5 Speed 53000 m«es,
a»r no rust, new HeVt»a»«&e>naust
Clean. $5200 (3l3) 261 5562
TEMPO 1990 GL. 4 door, automatic
air excellent condiBon. 45000 rrales
$4000 • • • • * • • • S O L D '
PRIZM1994 4 door auiomauc *»*•
FM air $6495
SUNSHINE ACURA
1810)471-9200
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SEDAN SPECTACULAR
RIGHT CARS • RIGHT PRICES • RIGHT PAYMENTS
BILL COOK WILL DELIVER,
WHAT
OTHER DEALER S ONLY PROMISE!
NO ACQ. FEES - NO DESTINATION
FEES
850 G«e
PRiZM • 1990 MatcfiCack. 5 door
64 000 maes e.ceaem cpndMon. 1
owner Mom* car 313-981-6529
PRIZM 1902 - LSI Oreal 2nd car
rtiry rekatxe $5200 CaHI alter 6pm
1810) 620-7258
852 Ho«U
PRIZM LSI 1993 5 speed. 4 door
lu*y loaded ahmnam
27 000 rrules $? 900(313)
) 532-1995
STORM 1901 dark red witn power
moonrool low males entended war-
$3799 awm only «89 down
AUTO (313; 455-5566
CIVIC 1003 OX. 4 door, automatic
transmission factory air $10,995
(313) 453-3600
SUNSHINE HONDA
CIVIC 1903 OX. 2 door automatic
tranomataacm. factory air
$i0.005
13131 453-3600
SUNSHINE HONDA
TRACKER -1993 4.4 - rao IwrcWop.
automatic
air 23.000 maes enceilent
$8 OOCVbesi (113) 464-6366
Honda
ACCORO 1983 -4 door 120 000
Meeds brake work
Asking
1-2427
$500 (313) 961-242?
ACCORD 1991. QX 2 door automatic
air 49 000 miles Like new
$8500 Call 110)851-4925
ACCORO 1991 EX
2 doo> .*Utomalrc
air sunroo> Wea maintained
Dn*en only m [tie Souffi $6200
E>emngs only 1810) 641-9327
ACCORO '996 EX,- loaded, dean,
'earner 5 spe«0 6.000 miles.
$21 000 negonaWe, Darren -
(313)438-6000 eves'.810) 683-4211
ACCORD 1993 LX automattt Iransrrwamri
'actor, tu only 40.000 miles
1313] 453-3600
SUNSHINE HONDA
CIVIC 1900 DX
E.cekera cottfrkon
5 speed arrvTrrvcaisetle $3,750
C-ati 1810) 423-0103
CIVIC
tires
repairs needed
1986 great engine newer
3 $600rbesi
313-453-3523
CIVIC 1903 VX. 50.000 males, air
Sharp' $7995
H I N E S P A R K
LINCOlN-MERCURY 313 453-2424
DeaSca 1995 Whae Snarp" 5 speed
tacloiV air $12,995
' 1313) 453-3600
SUNSHINE HONDA
LX 1987 4 door 5 speed. 101.000
males carefully maintained record*.
S3.800 (810) 642-0064
PASSPORT 1995 EX autcmabc
Mrisrmssaon loaded Only $18,995
SUNSHINE HONDA
1313) 453-3600
ACCORD 1995 LX, 4 door automatic
I'ansmtssior' loaded Lease from
$262 37,Month 5 to choose from'
[3131 453-3600
SUNSHINE HONDA
ACCORD LX 1904 30 000
Ertended warranty
Mm condrtion
513 200 1810) 258-0166
ACCORO 1990 Navy blue urn
leafcwi sunrool Good condition
$7300 After 5pm 6'0-879-4820
ACCORD 1969 - 5 speed 4 door
new Macheam ores Great itudem car*
Runs yooai> $2500 313-941-3912
CIVIC 1991 4 door lactory air. only
44.000 mues Monday onfy $6595
SUNSHINE MON0A
t313) 453-3800
CIVIC 1990 OX -4 door air AMf M
cassene dean runs great $3,000 or
best (8101 641-5052
PRELUOE 1907 o.xceUenl coruMion
runs great 157,000 miles $4500'
best (810) 750-0234
PRELUOE - 1994 30.000 maes. 5
speed
Immaculate condition Nor*-
smoker car Mus! sell $14,300
[8101 778-3664
PRELUOE 1991, Si. loaded red air
eiceaieni condrtion $10 500. (810)
788-0166 Ert I
PRELUDE 1989 Si - 65.000 miles,
red automatic, wen maintained
$8 200 1810) 414-7305
PR El DDE 1992 S 50.000 miles
White automatic, ar immaculate
conation $11 500 (8101 363-9716
Lexus
LS 400 1990 Extra cMn
75.000 m
•* bodes 8 roccrcfc sever $21,900
810855-3867. pager 810-316-7996
856 Liacolfi
A GREAT BUY' 1906
ComnenM
Fuh loaded Cypaen wcypreea
leaffier mtenor
Owned $ moa ft
dunged mand 4.500 males w* ee*
tor pay oK ol $33 700
Lists over
$45 000 Can Quack' Eve 459-4532
Day 451-0400 ask Suunne
CONTENTIAL
Series eacekeni
$il.000/best
1991 Signature
CO. 53 000 maes
(313) 427-8062
CONTINENTAL 1991 - Blacfc
leather. 47 000 maes Etcekem Per
tormance $8500 (810) 855-5202
CONTINENTALS 1990 4 1991 lu«y
loaded immaculale Starling a)
OLSON OLDS (313) 261-6900
CONTINENTAL 1990 Signature
Setres-white tan leather. 03K
highway mi $7200 810-615-0586
CONTINENTAL 1990 Signature
Series Loaded eiceHenl. original
12-7232
owner $6800 1810) 652 :
CONTINENTAL l995S*v«r memory
seals iracfton control leather,
healed seats Noor shrtter 17 000
mles $26 905
OEMMER FORD (313) 721-2600
TOWNCAR 1968, loaded. ti< power
low meet extra sharp 1 $6788
TOWN CAR 1904 18.000
Itponeaa $19 900
H I N E S
P A R K
LINCOLN-MERCURY 313-453-2424
TOWN CAR 1988 • «0 OOC'tnaee
Very Clean, loaded $8700
(810) 682-8249
TOWN CAR Sv>alure Series 1887.
looks & runs encekenl. 1 tamHy
owned, non-smoker. $3,99Sbe*t
Before 8 PM (313) 455-3334
TOWN CAR Signature Senas 1968
brown with brown valor "tenor fi*y
loaded 85.000 mHe». nice ctsndawn.
needs manor repair Call Oeoroe
{313) 579-2110
TOWN CAR 1986 tan. '•> root
enceHenl clearV 50.400 miles.
$495tt or best 313-261 -8089
CONTINENTAL 1989 Trtaraum
Grey moon-root. 85 000 males.
$6800 or best oiler 810^46-4341
Mazda
MARK VII. 1990 - Good cond®on.
premium equpmem. Of
$7500 313-675
MARK VIH - 1994 Emerald green,
leather moonroo?, loaded warranty
40 000 miles EiceMnt conditio"
$20 500 1810) 646-8645
MARK VIII 1994 leather traction
assist
37 000 miles Musi see"
Only $17,994
•
DEMMER FORO (313) 721-2600
MARK VIII 1995. low miles- $28,500
(8101 879-1236
MARK VUI 1993 47 000 mdes
majonroot. eirtra sharp! $16,900
H I N E S P A R K
LINCOL N-MERCUR* 313-453-2424
MARK vur 1994 13.000 miles,
moonrool JBt showroom new 1
$22 500
H I N E S
P A R K
LINCOLN MERCURY 313-453-2424
TOWN CAR 1992 Cartwr Edition.
Loaded very low maes $16,500
(517) 546-7382
TOWN CAR 1991 Enecutrve Model
80 000 Miles metallic taupe gray
code alarm good condition $9600
fcrm - 1810) 228-8854
TOWN CAR 1990 Full power very
dean hagh miles weal maintaineo
$6500 (810) 960-1744
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(313) 427-0126
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610-299-2558
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loaded
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$4,500. SOLO
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" i*i Must See $3400
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Greet
Now a'aa (810) 347-3715
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seaioer I*® aw». 12.000 mees
$14 900 " (313)420-2041
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A plen must se« 6,600
maes $19,000 (313) 464-6026
'OPA2 1993
4 door sedan law
mileage eicetlent condition
S6SOO (313) 455-3194
TRACER. 1966 4 door, natcn back,
120 000 miles good shape $650
18101 752-0529
TRACER. 1989 4 Ooor hettfi. automalK
air cfurse. great car. 58.000
males $3,400 After 5(313)981 2463
TRACER 1994 LTS - automate ait
crmse am,Irvcassette premium
sound, alarm 7,600 miles unde<
lactory warranty unM Juty 1997
$9 300 Before 9pm (313) 278-7895
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10D(GX*) CLASSIFICATIONS 815 to 815 O&E [onday, September 16, 1996
a Suburban
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Automotive showcase
Published Every Monday
5-
Mitsubishi
cuts price by
$3,700 on
1997 3000GT
By Anne Fracassa •
Avanti NewsFeatures
SANTA BARBARA. Calif. -
Mitsubishi expects the "look at
me!"-styled 3000GT sports car to
come into its own in 1997.
There are many good reasons
for it. One: "It feels really good
under your right foot," offers
Kevin Ormes. Mitsubishi's top
U.S. marketing executive.
But there are at least two others.
First, 83,700 has been
shaved off the price of the base
model. Sec6nd. Dodge has killed
the Stealth, the 30Q0GT's
Mitsubishi-manufactured sister
car.
But how much more can really
be expected of the. 3000GT° .ln
the past two years, it ran away
from the competition in the premium
sports-car segment, outselling
the Toyota Supra. Mazda
RX-7, Nissan 300 ZX and Subaru
SVX combined.
.The price break certainly will
open some eyes. The big cut
means the base 3000GT can now
be bought for $27,100*— a big
dip under last year'-s S30.800
low-end price.
The Stealth's demise after a
mildly successful seven-year run
as Dodge's most visible muscle
car also is a factor in the antici-
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ik 9 in
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ROAD
TEST
By
B * w
ym
mr- rM
Anne
Fracassa
pated growi'ih of 3000GT sales.
The thinking at Mitsubishi is that
Dodge cheapened the 3000GT by
selling a lot of stripped Stealths
instead of maximizing its impact
as-an image car.
Despite theimage erosion that
supposedly has come from the
underequipped Dodge Stealths.
Mitsubishi has won near-universal
respect for the scowl-faced
3000GT over the years from critics,
enthusiasts and engineers.
LEASE FOR ONLY
$OOQ* MONTH
24 MONTHS
1997 DODGE STRATUS
Loaded with Equipment!
The respect is deserved since
Mitsubishi designers have annually
created a fantastic-looking
car that delivers incredible
horsepower (the high-end 1997
YR-.4 tops the list at 320 horsepower)
and enough gizmos and
gadgets to keep every true performance
buyer happy.
So let's not beat up on the
Stealth too much. It didn't die
because it was a bad car. I can
vouch for the Stealth's credentials
as a great car. During a
head-to-head test at Chrysler's
test track in Chelsea, Mich.,
seven years ago.i made a loadedup
Stealth easily outperform,
outhandle and outmaneuver a
turbo-powered Porsche and a
Corvette ZR-1:
Everybody knows the Stealth
is dead because Dodge wanted
the Detroit-made Viper to be its
image leader. Obviously this was
a smart decision. A win-win deal
for both Dodge and Mitsubishi,
which hopes to cannibalize:
Stealth sales that would have
. gone to Dodge.
POWER
SUNROOF
WITH
rLEASI
Air Conditioning • Power Mirrors • AM/FM Cassette
Power Windows • Tilt Wheel • Full Size Spare
Power Locks • Dual Air Bags * And Much More
With the lowered price and
commitment to performance,
shrewd enthusiasts would be
wise to find a reason to put a
1997 3000GT in their garages. If
foe no other reason than to hear
the throaty engines on these cars
rumble and roar and kick out
enough power to scare your
grandmother.
For those who need a quick
breakdown on what's available
on the 3000GT menu, here it is:
The new base model that debuts
this year is aimed at the former
Stealth buyer. The SL. the highest
lever offering an automatic
transmission, goes for luxury
luxury, performance and gadgets.
And the VR-4 is for the kid who
has everything.
All new 3000GTs get a lessmenacing
fascia design this year
to improve air flow into the
intake-manifold. The change,
which incorporates a new projector-beam
fogiamp style, is supposed
to improve the cars performance,
if that's possible. All
3000GTs also add a spoiler to
LEASE FOR ONLY
BLm G*
Down R | 24 MONTHS
"Full-Size"
Loaded
with Equipment!
Power Steering
Aluminum wheels
Power Windows • Tilt & Cruise • Deluxe Jayco Conversion
Power Locks • AM/FM Cassette
Automatic * Conversion Appearance Package
NEW 1996 DODGE INTREPID NEW 1997 DODGE RAM PICKUP NEW 1997 NEON HIGHLINE 2DR
SUNROOF
• A*CondH»ning
• Power Windows
• Power Locks
SERVICE
Stock "35089
' Tin & Cruse • Dual Air Bags
»3 3 V-6 Engine • 16" Wheels
•AM. FM • Cloth Buckets
• Console
16.389
Laram1enaed war 52 000 mM Eicatant coniMon COROLLA 19«9 SR5
GMC 1965 Pick up $600 1984
n««2 J05 days (3131 561-6610 locks. )•« cruise 31000 maes engeie $400 (313) 425-8903
voo»e- S5600 1810) 471-5788
78000-ongnat mtes stored every (3131 453-3600
Toyota CerBked $11,595 STalO»4A CARAVELLE 1985 4 door. 106.000 OLDSMO&ILE 1986 ClERA - 4 door
TERCEL 1988 2 door autcmakc
wmier E». tMue.su"'oct loaded t>e.iu
dnva gM $a7tfa
5 V488
TVME AUTO j-3| 455-5566 1200 |313) 425-5024 criaa*. 31 000m4es Black encedent matic powe* brakaamrndows a door maes. runs *e« $1000 krm
:SCN OLDS (J13J 261-6900
SATURN 1996 SL2
->NO PRIX t994 • SE 4 *KX. i|>oed ABS air power
t936
you write an ad that
3538
great $930C(.bes1 i313l 480-359t 57.00Q maes enceHem condition power steanngfbrakes a door locus trensmssnn wes a etfiausi $950
, Tan 1313! 292-6131
$6500 810-642-8025 lilt cruse c steam aloy wheels.
(313) 425-890^ T-8IR0 1984 Turt>c Coupe - Mint
get's results!
•if*AND PRIX 1991 STE ertended
SATURN 1996 SL2 4 dour sedan "5 CELICA 1990 GT ••cadwit condition.
31.000 miles One owner. Toyou
conrjtion' Runs-buf needs some
very low miles leather
speed arr power Much more' new lire* Ar^ona car 100 000 SUPER BEETLE, 1971 runs gre*l - Cernbed $10.39? ST#1178A ESCORT 1986 EXP - Low mileage
, TVME dOM i! again. Si «31
$12595
miles moving to New Yolk Oty but needs cosmetic work $1.000 or MR2 red. air automatic power Very good running, good body
work $tOOO*rm (313f 522 3843
Llvorna Chrmsler-Plymoulh $6600 1810) 645 1487 bes» offer Beeper 8)0-704-9106 brakeswaidows. sunroot tilt. 51.000 $1100 Before 2pm 313-416-9481
TEMPO 1990 4 door, cruse, power
' l-.- .* w-vA tuok 20 minute c»»»i 13131 525-7604
mwjI try phone OAC
CEUCA 1991 GT Red. miles $7995 STf4699A
automatic
.fc»t AtlTO 13131455 5566 SCI 1992 4 door automatic. -a»
sunroof 100 000
VW FOX 1988 - Stick shift. Runs CressKla 1989 whoa mf automatic FESTJVA 1999 L - silver automate, locks anvlm cassette $200Gtiesi (Dbscruer ^ iEccentric
Nghway miles
LiRAND PRl* 1993 STE learner.
dean' $7988
Ewakent $8500 18.101 394-1229 good 4 I vary dependable' Must Sen power tvakasNMndow»door locks a an 85 000 maes greal car $1800 (313) 26'-9014
Or*y $700 ! . (313) 464-6495 seal moonrool nit. own 58.000 best After 5pm (313) 836-7786
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
C jJ cuayei i 4 V f, coeded with a*
Tarta«o« DcMge (iio JU^GOCI CELICA 1990 GTS biadk KaM
maes $9895 ST*465dA
TOYOTA 1981 Ceaca GT 5 speed
4ge «epi woe new emended
automauc power brakes.'mndows a
St 1 I994i 5 'Airvroot a- arty. $89 down. $129 mo Mo EXPLORER 1993 Limned Loaded ddor locks Ml cruia FORO 1982 EXP - low maes good TOYOTA 1981 •- ton dmsei pickup FAX YOUR AD INTERNET ADDRESS
SC-N6IRD '96' GT. 2 How coupe A0S 1 :(1,«J00 mil- war cosigner needed OAC has ywung A* rwgnway miles $23 995
condil.on new clutch/brakes runs good. 116 000 rm needs tvake
uigmativ. red » black 2 (one one
jw- «• air ^loy rmis. spcJei W - rar4y $11000 .11 l :47-9091 T Vf.fr AUTO (313. 455-5566 $16 500 (517) 546-7382
exhaust $950 (313) 421-0195 wort., manual $500 313-4216-3717 313-953-2232 http://oeonline.com
LA FONTAINE
'w»ll«. tOOOOOptuSnuMs $1850 SC2 1993. *unr«.'- gnkJ - av. 5 C OHOlLA 1991 LE 83,000 miles ISUZU 1989 'MARX 4 door white TOYOTA 313-561-6600 FORO 1974 Maverick yellow TURBO SPRINT 1987 Chevrolet
.1" » 527-2757
spied alloy CMS«M 55 000 miles
"W'4 1 Mack autcmatic loaded $3900 tirm automatic 55.000 miles M power'
65 000 maes Runs good Good con-
Siftoutrest 1313-1 455 •-3693
(810) 617-2205 $2500 Pager* 810-704-3040 CLASSIFIED WORKS dition $700 (3131 728-4281
last 5 speed an. good condRicm condition,
$900
471-0224
S'JNfiflO '992 G-T loaded brvjM
r» ; t 597B8
[SCZ 199 r tor you'
(810)
, Aut.«nM,r. a. opt^n
C'l ^.ON BLOS iVH). 2616900
1 SUPRA 198" Automatic Red Elec MA2QA 1985 628 ! door. 89 980 313-591-0900 FORO T-BlRD 1986. $90abesl after
pa-kacjn 30000 mile.' $11500 tnc sun foot * moon root 60 000 mdes Al serve* recotds kapt Great 810-644-1070
VOLKSWAGEN 1975 needs work
• . 3I3-53&-6975 n»le* $4500 18IO1 788-0663 Car' $2750 (313) 459-7168 810-852- 32ff
Mercury Cougar 1985 $9Dttbesl many extra parts $600
(810i 474-8230
I'NBlRiy '988 GT turbo" 5 speed
Ca* (3131 561-570*

120* The Observer/ MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1996
CUSS REUNIONS
1313) 837 5880 or (810) 74&3340
A reunion is planned for June 1997.
(8J0J 781-4360 or (810) 753-504$
tural Center. Warren. "
CLAM Of ISM
As space permit's, the Observer
& Eccentric Newspapers print,
without charge, announcements
of class reunions. Send the
information to Reunions,
Observer & Eccentric Newspapers.
36251 Schoolcraft. Livonia
48150. Please include the
date of the reunion and the first
and last name of at least one
contact person, and a telephone
number.
Annapolis
CLASS Of 1S7S
Nov. 30 Hobday Inn. Fairlane.
CLASSES Of 1SS4-M
X combined reunion is planned for Sept.
28 at the Warren Chateau Hall. Warren.
Cass Technical Reunion, 19785 W. 12
Mile Road. Suite 559. Lathrup Village
48076
Detroit
Central
CLASS Of ISM
A reunion fs planned for Nov. 30.
(810) 55*4306
Detroit Chadsey *
JANUARY-JUNE CLASSES Of 1M7
(313) 981-2825 oi(313) 4211257
Detroit
Cody
JANUARY-JUNE CLASSES Of IMS
Sept. 20 at Laurel Manor. Livonia.
(810) 6859738 or (810) 632-6926
JANUARY-JUNE CLASSES Of 1S7S
Nov. 29 at Burton Manor in Lrvonia.
(313) 425 7099 or (313) 454 4387
Detroit
CQOley
CLASS OF ISM
A reunion is planned for Nov -2.
Detroit
Denby
JANUARY-JUNK CLASSES Of 1M7
A fall 1997 reunion is planned.
(810) 776-4970 or (810) 773-6878
JANUARY-JUNE CLASSES Of ISM
Nov. 2 at the Van Dyke Suite Hotel.
Warren.
(810) 362 3744
Detroit
Eastern
ALL CLASSES UP TO ISM
With the classes of 1936 and 1946 to
be honored, Oct. 4 at the Ukrairtian Cul-
(313) B8&9524 or (810) 626-6580 or
(810) 87*0490
Detroit Girls CC .
CLAM OF ISM
Is looking for classmates.
(313) 383-7099 or (810) 77&9094
Detroit Henry Ford
CLAM Of ISM
A reunion is planned for.Nov. 23
(313) 277-3876 or (810) 348S373
A reunion is planned for Oct . 11.
(517)673-2931
Detroit Mackenzie
JANUARY-JUNE ft ASSES Of ISM
Sept. 21 at the Novi Hilton Hotel. Novi.
(810) 348-2375 or Donna Fatrful White.
19440 Cardeme. Northville 48167
Detroit Mum ford
(313) 278-9870 or (3131 2781900
CLASS OF ISM
Sept 28 at the Royce Hotel, Romulus.
i313) 421-7729 or f313) 449-8531
Benedictine
CLASS OF 1SSS
Is planning a reunion.
810) 6430040 t days). {810) 952
1527 (evenings), or (8101 887-1464
CLASS OF 1S7S
Is planning a reunion.
(313) 531-0141 iSt. Scholasvca Rectory
in Detroit)
Berkley
CLASS OF 1971
Nov. 30 at the Kingsley inn. Bloomfield
Hills.,
(3131 886-0770
CLASS Of 1S5«
A reunion is planned for Oct. 12.
1810) 673-1557 or (810) 478-9821
ALL SCHOOL REUNION
Sept. 21 at the American Legion Hall,
Royal Oak. . .
•810i 545-6032
Birmingham
CLASS Of 19M
Reunion weekend is planned for Oct. 26
at the Kingsley inn. Bloomfield Htiis.
(810) 644,8797 •
CLASS Of 1SS1
Oct. 5. The Village Club.
(810) 5403733 or 18IO) 334-8942
Birmingham
Baldwin
CLASS Of 1»4<
Is planning a,reunion.
(810) 363-3030 or (810) 642 9685
. Birmingham Seahptm
CLASS Of IMS
Nov. 29 at the Northfield Hilton Hotel,
Troy.
(S£ty) 473-7100
Bloomfield Hills Lahser .
CLASS Of 1S7S
Is planning a reunion.
1313) 973-8297 or Drew Pear. 2890
Hawks. Ann Arbor 48108
C6nter Line
CLASSES Of 1S2S-1SS4
Sept. 21 at the Warren Chateau Hall.
Donald Akhurst, 8165 Bernice. Center
Line 48015; or (810) 757-2107
Cherry Hill
CLASS Of ISM
A reunion is planned for Sept. 20.
(313) 581-6475 or (313) 326-3179
Clarkston *
CLASS Of 1S76
Is planning a reunion.
Pod and Debbie Hoot. 5995 Dvorak.
Clarkston 48346-3228. or (810) 623-
0958. or by fax at (810) 6258938,
attention Mike
Crest wood
CLASS Of 197S
Sept. 28 at the Holiday Inn. livoma.
(313) 72*3733
CLASS Of ISM
Nov. 22 at St Mary 's Cultural Center,
Livonia.
(810) 22*3268 • •
Dearborn
CLASS Of IMS
Nov. 29 at Hawthorne Valley Country
Club. Westland
(810)3607004
Dearborn Fordson
CLASS Of AW* ISM
Nov. 9 at the italiarvAmerican Club.
Dearborn. A pre-reumon get-together
will be Nov. 8. Deadline for tickets is
Oct. 1. Classmates from other graduat
ing classes are welcome
(313) 274 9694 or (313) 654-3958 ana
(313) 441-4051 for the prereunioo get
together.
DH Roosevelt
Rotuchaud
CLASSES Of 1SSOS1
Sept . 28 at the Woodlands of Van
Buren
(313) 5954927
CLASS Of 1177
A reunion it planned for June 1997
BLOOMflEW HILLS
ALAN FORD
1645 Sou* Unroph
($10)333-3000
CENTERUNE
BOB THfBOOtAU
26333 Vfan tyk.
($ 10) 733-7100
DLARBORN
FAIRLANE FORD SALES
14305 Michtgcr
(313! $46-5000
DEARBORN
VILLAGE FORD
23S3S McnnAn Aavm-e
(313) 545-3900
DETROIT
JORGENSEN FORD
8333 Michigan Awme
(313, 5U-2250
DETROIT
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24/60 WW M>(» Road .
(373) 5M-4MOO
DETROIT
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HS33 fas' Jeflfew Annuo
(313)367-0230
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TOM HOLZtR FORD
39300 Wnl ftr Milt toad
(110) 474-1334
FERNDALE
ED SCHMID FORD
21600 V*aod*ard Awhw
($10)399-1000
FLAT ROCK
SUPER/OR FORD
22675 G-Mar Rood
(313) 7*7-3400
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BILL BROWN FORD
32272 food
(313)421-7000
MT. CLEMENS
MIKE DORIAN FORD
35900 Gn*a! W
($10) 792-4100
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550 Wis* S«v»n WJ* Rood
($10)349-1400
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MEL FARR FORD
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($10)967-3700
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41001 Plymouth Rood
(313) 433-1100
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960C fcWopA food
(313) 233-J100
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2990 Sou*focfouarRood
($10) $52-0400
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550 Nbrtfc Woodvord Avenue
($10)544-4100
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29300 tsltgraph Rood
(313)355 7500
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16501 Fori Sir—i
(313)2$ 2-3436
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22X1 Nine Mih Rood
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