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VOLUME 18 NUMBER 92 MONDAY. MAY 31,1993 • CANTON. MICHIGAN • 56 PAGES FIFTY CENTS 

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Proposal A by calling our 

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communities as well as surrounding 

suburban communities. Vote 

totals will be available at 9 a.m. 

Thursday, June 3. 

School questions: We quiz 

Plymouth Canton school board 

candidates on another question. 

There are five candidates vying for 

one term on the board./3A 

TASTE 

Reader requests: Chef Larry 

Janes answers your questions and 

shares momma's pork chop recipe. 

/IB 

Healthy barbecuing: How to 

barbecue has become as important 

as what to barbecue. Health-conscious 

chefs and a dietitian clear 

Regional champion: Plymouth 

Salem won its first regional championship 

in girls track and field 

Saturday. /1C 

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Prop. A faces voters Wednesday 

Months of debate will come to an end Wednesday 

when voters in the Plymouth Canton school district, 

like others statewide, will go to the polls to decide the 

fate of Proposal A. The measure would cut property 

taxes and increase the sales tax. 

BYM.B. DILLON 

STAFF WRITER 

The talking about Proposal A will 

come to an end on Wednesday, and 

voters will have their say about the 

plan that would cut property taxes 

and increase sales taxes. 

The Plymouth Canton school 

board is opposed to the Gov. John 

Engler-backed proposal, claiming it 

will cost the district too much money. 

That opposition drew criticism from 

the Michigan Education Association, 

the union that represents local teachers, 

and a Plymouth man who is a 

partner in charge of Deloitte & 

Touche's tax services. 

Proposal A would limit annual 

property tax increases to 5 percent or 

the inflation rate, whichever is less. 

Maximum school operating taxes 

would be reduced to 18 non-voted 

mills. Districts, which would be guar- 

BILL BRESLER/STAJT PHCITOCRAPHKR 

Victim's brother: Don Tappan, brother of shooting victim Janette Madsen, challenged 

statements Donald Madsen made Wednesday to the press. 

Family and police working 

to put murder-suicide to rest 

BY KEVIN BROWN 

8TAFF WRITES 

Hiding under her bed, Janette 

Madsen's 15-year-old daughter told 

the 911 operator on Wednesday, 

"My mother's just been shot . . . 

several times." 

"Who did it?" the operator 

asked. 

"I think my dsd." 

Police played the tape of the 5:40 

s.m. call from the home on Paciocoo 

Court in Plymouth Township for 

reporters on Thursday • — just 

hours after Madsen's estranged 

husband, Donald, committed sui- 

Forum cablecast 

The cablecast of the Msy 26 Lesgue of Women 

Voters candidates' forum for Plymouth-Canton 

Community Schools board election June 14 will be 

shown on Omnicom at the following times and 

days: 

On Channel 8 st 4 p.m. Tuesday, June 1; 8:30 

p.m. Saturday, June 5; 8:30 p.m. Monday, June 7; 

and 5:30 p.m. Thuradsy, June 10. 

The League of Women Voters-Michigan Forum 

on Proposal A will be shown on Channel 15 st 7:30 

p.m. Monday, June 1, and 3:30 p.m. Wednesday. 

June 2. 

Tbe Proposal A discussion hosted by state Rep. 

Deborah Whyman, which was taped May 26, will 

be shown on Channel 15 st 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, 

June 1, and 4 p.m. Wedneeday, June 2. 

cide after a police standoff in 

Northville. 

Donald Madsen, 41, told police 

over his cellular phone on Wednesday 

he'd shot his wife over a custody 

fight. The couple was in court 

seeking a divorce. 

After locating him in his condo 

on Seven Mile Rosd near Sheldon, 

area police surrounded the unit, cut 

off his phone and electricity, and 

eventually found him dead in his 

Cadillac after he shot himself. 

See 4A Donald Madsen 

CANTON CONNECTION 

Camp sign up 

Camp A.B.L.E. — a therapeutic recreation day 

camp — is scheduled to begin Tuesday, July 6 and 

run through Friday, Aug 13 at Miller Elementary 

School. 

The program is scheduled from 8:30 a.m.-2 p.m 

A latchkey after the camp program may slso be 

arranged for an extra foe. 

The deadline to register boys snd girls, sges 4- 

18, is June 18. Advance registration is required 

either in person or by mail. Registration began 

May 24. Register at Canton Parks and Recreation 

Services, 1150 S. Canton Center Road, Canton 

an teed a minimum $4,800 per pupil, 

could levy up to 9 additional mills 

with voter approval. 

The sales tax would go from 4 percent 

to 6 percent, with the additional 

revenue and lottery proceeds going to 

schools. 

Beverly Wolkow, the MEA's executive 

director, and Michael Licata, a 

Plymouth resident who serves as 

president of the Greater Detroit 

See PROPOSAL A, 4A 

Whyman 

eyes tax 

impacts 

BY JOANNE MALISZEWSKJ 

STAFF WRJTEB 

Before you vote on Proposal A June 

2, take a look at your own tax situation 

and how the plan might benefit 

you. 

"For some it's a tax increase. For 

others it's a tax decrease," state Rep. 

Deborah Whyman of Canton told 30 

residents at the Plymouth Salem 

High School Library Wednesday 

night. "It's important for you to look 

i tax situation.'" 

about the effect" oT "Proposal A" on 

house longer, you will 

receive a benefit/ 

Deborah Whyman 

state representative 

Canton's farmers. But no farmers 

were in the audience. 

She also explained why she voted 

to put the proposal on the ballot. "I 

believed it was property tax relief for 

homeowners and business owners." A 

compromise plan, Whyman said Proposal 

A "is not tbe end-all to school 

financing and property taxes." 

Proposal A would limit property 

tax assessment increases to 5 percent 

or the inflation rate, whichever is less. 

School districts could collect 18 mills 

without a vote of taxpayers. And taxpayers 

could approve up to another 9 

mills in taxes. 

The state sales tax would be increased 

from 4 percent to 6 percent, 

with the additional revenue and lottery 

money going to Michigan's public 

schools. Proposal A also would 

guarantee every school district a minimum 

$4,800 for each student. 

"It will make the budgeting process 

much easier and much more stable," 

Whyman said. "What we're doing 

over time is closing the spending gap 

(between districts)." 

Under Proposal A, farmers, particularly 

like those in Canton who 

received double-digit property assessment 

increases, will benefit, said 

Doug Ewald of the Michigan Farm 

Bureau. 

Without Proposal A, farmland assessed 

at $250,000 would increase to 

1277,500 in 1993, based on an average 

11-percent increase. In 1994 — without 

Proposal A, and with an average 

7-percent increase — the assessment 

would increase to $296,925 in 1994. 

With Proposal A, that same property 

would be assessed at $257,500 in 

1993 and in 1994 at $270,375 (if property 

values rose 5 percent or more). 

By 1999, that property without Proposal 

A would be assessed at 

$416,453 — and $345,076 with Proposal 

A. Ewald said. 

SeeHPACTft, 4A 

48188. Make checks payable to Canton Township. 

The weekly fee is $60 for residents of Canton 

Township snd the City of Plymouth For non residents, 

the fee is $75. 

Unless otherwise advised. Friday trips can be 

registered for separately An extra fee msy be 

charged for Friday trips. 

D.A.R.E graduations 

The lsat of seven graduation ceremonies for students 

in the Drug Abuse Resistance Education 

program Is scheduled for 7 p.m. June 16, st Our 

Lady of Good Counsel, 1151 William, Plymouth. 

Other ceremonies were held st Hulsing Elemen 

tary School, Fiegel Elementary School, Eriksson 

Elementary School, Ferrand Elementary School. 

Gsllimore Elementary School and Hoben Elemen 

tary School. 

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2A(C) The Observer/ MONDAY. MAY 3J, 1993 

Township drops 

televised forum 

BY JOANNE MALISZEWSKJ 

STAFF WRITEB 

Canton's community dialogue 

planned for June 10 haa been canceled 

due to lack of interest. 

"In a community of 60,000, I 

find it interesting only seven people 

responded," said Ken Voyles, 

administrative assistant to Tom 

Yack, township supervisor. 

Even after extending the deadline. 

only seven responded to 

Voyles' request for reservations to 

the event, which would have given 

residents a chance to ask their 

elected officials any questions 

they wanted. Voyles was looking 

for 75 residents. 

But the seven who made reservations 

can take heart. They may 

still get their chance. "We will tryto 

form a focus group for those 

who expressed an interest," 

Voyles said. 

He and other officials aren't 

sure what to make of the apparent 

lack of interest. "I don't know 

whether they (residents) are apathetic 

or satisfied. It's a little disturbing," 

Voyles said. 

The apparent lack of interest 

may be par for the course. It is 

rare for the township board of 

trustees to get a full house of residents 

at its weekly meetings. 

"We weren't implying this was 

t,he only way to have a heart-toheart 

with the supervisor," Voyles 

said of the community dialogue. 

Residents are still free to call 

their elected officials. 

Voyles was hoping 125 residents 

would call for the community 

dialogue. From those, 75 

names would have been randomly 

chosen to sit in the audience of 

the forum, which was to be cablecast. 

Voyles also had asked residents 

to call in with their name and the 

topic or question they wanted to 

ask elected officials. A reception 

was to follow, at which residents 

could ask more questions. 

He acknowledged that perhaps 

the process was too complicated. 

Or that perhaps residents didn't 

appreciate having to tell him in 

advance what questions they 

wanted to ask or which topics 

they intended to address. 

Voyles extended the deadline 

for reservations another week, until 

May 21, hoping for more public 

interest. At that time, he explained 

that he wanted an idea of 

the type of questions to be asked, 

but said questions would be randomly 

chosen during the cablecast. 

DNR investigates 

leaking drums 

raTTtesources HH expected to xe- 

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property on Newton, east of Beck 

Road. 

According to a Canton police 

report, the property owner met 

with the Canton Fire Department 

when he stumbled across two 55gallon 

drums thrown on his property. 

One of the drums apparently 

was leaking a gray, thick fluid. 

Grass on which the fluid had apparently 

leaked was dried up and 

dead. A plastic lid found in the 

material said Ford Engineering 

Corp., according to the report. 

"It's not believed to be of any 

Canton (Dbseruer 

. Lu n h 1 yzed "We f>elieve_it is. an 

-or 

The hazardous materials team 

was called to the scene. Samples 

of the material were taken and 

put in a special drum. The state 

DNR also was called. 

"We had a private company 

come out, and they gave the land 

owner an estimate for analyzing 

(the material) and removal," Rorabacher 

said. 

The property owner apparently 

also talked to other companies. 

He also found out that the DNR 

will remove the materials, which 

could be a three- or four-week 

process, Rorabacher said. 

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CANDIDATE: EMPLOYMENT EDUCATION: ACTIVITIES: 

David Artley 

Canton resident 

15 years 

Robert Burger 

Plymouth Township 

resident 26 years 

Terry Chuhran 


22 years 

Steve Kilijancyzk 


14 years 

Rev. William Myers 


7 years 

• Employment: Director of 

Development. Human Services 

Department. Kalamazoo County 

Administration 

• Education: bachelor's degree. 

Eastern Michigan University 

• Employment: retired teacher 

• Education : degrees from Wayne 

State and Eastern Michigan 

Universities 

• Employment: metallurgical technician, 

Masco Research and 

Development 

• Education: associate degrees 

from Schoolcraft College, Working 

on bachelor's degree at Wayne 

State Universitx 

• Employment: systems analyst. 

Hospice of Southeastern Michigan 

• Education: bachelor's degree 

from John Carroll University in 

Cleveland. Ohio, master's degree 

from the University of Chicago. 

• Employment: pastor. Faith 

Community Moravian Church. 

1986-1992. 

• Education: degrees from Eastern 

Voters quiz board hopefuls 

BY M.B. DILLON 


Plymouth-Canton voters 

quizzed four candidates for the 

school board at a League of Women 

Voters' candidates night at 

Plymouth Salem High School 

Wednesday. 

One four-year term is open. The 

election is Monday, June 14. Also 

on the ballot will be a 4-mill tax 

increase and a 17.74-mill renewal, 

should Proposal A fail in the 

statewide election Wednesday, 

June 2. 

Candidates include incumbent 

trystee David Artley, Robert 

Burger of Plymouth Township, 

Terry Chuhran of Canton, Steve 

Kilijanczyk of Canton, and the 

Rev. William Myers of Canton. 

Burger, who is ill, didn't attend. 

The forum was taped by Omnicom 

cable and will be broadcast 

on Channel 8 at 4 p.m. Tuesday, 

June 1; 8:30 p.m. Saturday, June 

5; 8:30 p.m. Monday, June 7, and 

5:30 p.m. Thursday, June 10. 

In opening remarks, Myers said 

he is in the race "because there 

are tremendously important issues 

regarding the education of 

our children that aren't being 

dealt with." Myers said he tried 

to drop out of the campaign when 

he discovered he was moving (to 

take a new joh), but that he has 

since been urged not to by many 

residents who say he is the only 

one dealing with the issues. 

"We have almost 400 fourth 

graders who aren't reading,'" said 

Myers. "We have overcrowding at 

the high school which is leading 

to an increase in violence, and 

poor communication in the district. 

The Myers issue 

"I apologize for the fact I have 

become the issue. Even though 

the messenger is gone, the message 

lives on. That's why I am 

still in this campaign " 

Said Chuhran: "I think each 

and every board member should 

have a focus to specialize in. I 

would look at the waste in the 

system and make sure tax dollars 

are spent as efficiently as possible." 

Chuhran took aim at Myers. 

"When I pulled petitions, I fully 

intended to serve a four-year 

term. I don't have a job waiting 

for me any place." 

Kilijanczyk said "the reason I 

got into the race is to improve 

leadership and the decision-making 

ability of this board." 

Financial skills 

As a boaifc member, Kilijanczyk 

said he would apply his financial 

skills in helping to solve the 

critical issues now facing the district. 

"WTiat I intend to do is to 

have some open forums and listen 

to what parents and staff have to 

say. Right now, I see three major 

areas: finances, instructional 

technology and the curriculum, 

which in the elementary levels is 

heavily focused on developmental. 

Many parents are having 

problems with that." 

Artley said he moved to the district 

because of its schools. "I 

have a background in business, 

I've sent my children to these 

schools and I have a grandchild 

who may attend Plymouth-Canton 

schools, which gives me a 

long-term vested interest," 

Artley said getting citizens involved 

in education "is one of my 

landmarks." 

User-friendly 

"The schools must be userfriendly, 

not so that people will 

always hear what they want, but 

so they'll get an answer in a timely 

fashion," he said. 

Candidates were asked whether 

they're satisfied with academics 

in the district. 

"This school system has one of 

the better ratings of any school 

district around here. I know there 

are problems at the elementary 

level and I know we need to look 

at it," said Chuhran. 

"To meaaure the excellence is 

pretty hard to do," Kilijanczyk 

The Observer/ MONDAY, MAY 31, 1993

»A(C) 

Chamber phone-a-thon 

ropes in 31 new members 

•ft 

I hi- C'antun Chamber of Com- 

•rre recently competed in the 

t annual Chamber Challenge 

e Five Star Chambers. 

and Westland tied for first place 

at 19 members, winning Tigers 

tickets donated by Jack Demmer 

Ford. 

The Canton Cowboys, however, 

roped in the most members of the 

day — 31 — because they continued 

calling all day. 

The Canton chamber had more 

callers than phones. Chamber executive 

director Linda Shapona 

thanked the follwing callers, 

runners, contributors and coordinators: 

Carol Hay. chairwoman/ 

cheerleader/caller; Gloria Janks, 

chamber office runner-coordinator; 

Nick Kulka. cowboycheerleader 

and inspiration; Tom 

Adamusik. highest memberships 

The Observer/ MONDAY, MAY 31, 1993 

sold; Frankie Middleton, prize 

"rounder-upper"; Cowboy callers 

Carol Felker, Dennis Thoune, 

Philip Sugg, Dawn Scott, Jess 

Callaway, Mary Kay Witzke. Bob 

Olson. Janet Volante and Thom 

Kenney; and Cowboy runners Bob 

Boyer, Ron Lieberman, Lynda 

Willis and Frank McMurray. 

' 

Hi 

1 > May 7, the wild Canton 

alloys took on the Westland 

'wings, the Garden City Gil^. 

the Westlaijd Wolverines 

I the Wayne Wildcats in the 

-i annual "Chamber Challenge 

•il>er Drive" at Garden City 

pital. The hospital donated 

rtnd 

to the top six finishers and 

1 hers-up in each class. 

"ârevstrrce the first race 

hptfi rrr California m 1953. 

it- have built and raced more 

Si million pinewood derby 

. • nationwide. 

! he Gemini District boys had 

It their miniature race cars 

;i block of wood, with the as-^ 

mce from a family adult, for 

. tace Nu two car designs were 

with Mime of the car designs 

kinc like real race cars, and 

were futuristic advance des 

is The cars were raced on a 

• c iane wooden track, with 

:vitv providing the only means 

•ropulsion. 

A total of 450 parents and 

Monday 

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The Observer/ MONDAY. MAY 31, 1993 *5A 

SC to raise tuition 

$3 per credit hour 

BY RALPH R. ECHTINAW 


Schoolcraft College trustees 

tended to a tower of business last 

week, raising tuition, adopting a 

tax levy, adopting a budget and 

raising the salary of 66 employees. 

By unanimous vote, trustees 

Mary Breen, Michael Burley, 

Winifred Fraser, Harry Greenleaf, 

Steve Ragan, John Walsh and Patricia 

Watson raised tuition for 

in-district students from $40 a 

credit hour to $43, a 7.5 percent 

increase. 

In the 29 years since Schoolcraft 

was founded in 1964, trustees 

have raised tuition 17 times. 

Fourteen of those increases have 

come in the 15 years since 1978. 

Trustees also raised non-resident 

tuition from $60 to $64.50 

and out-of-state tuition from 

$87.50 to $94. 

However, Schoolcraft tuition 

still compares favorably with 

other suburban area community 

colleges. Next fall, students at 

Henry Ford, Oakland and Washtenaw 

community colleges are expected 

to pay $41, $45 and $47 per 

credit hour, respectively. 

The reason tuition has risen so 

dramatically, Schoolcraft officials 

say, is that the state government's 

annual subsidies to all community 

colleges haven't kept pace with 

inflation. Years ago. the state 

subsidy accounted for roughly 

one-third of Schoolcraft's budget. 

Property tax revenue and tuition 

comprised the other two-thirds. 

In the $32 million budget for 

1993-4 approved last week, the 

state subsidy- accounts for 26 percent, 

property taxes 39 percent 

and tuition 34 percent. The state 

subsidy fell by 0.78 percent in 

dollars, but by more than 3 percent 

if inflation is factored in. 

of cutting programs. Greenleaf 

said the board will haê to "take a 

concentrated look at the whole 

cost-containment area" in the 

next few years because tbe state 

subsidy isn't expected to rise anytime 

soon. 

Ragan was more blunt. "Some 

universities are looking at drastic 

cuts in salary," he said. "We're 

going to have to look very hard at 

that." 

Yet just a few minutes later 

trustees voted unanimously to 

raise the pay of the 12 top administrators 

and 58 clerical employees 

by 4.5 percent, effective 

July 1. Schoolcraft president 

Richard McDowell said the raises 

are consistent with what the 

unions at Schoolcraft are getting 

this year. 

The top three salaries in that 

group of 12 are: 

• $88,000 for vice-president for 

instruction Conway Jeffress. 

• $81,000 for vice president for 

business service Adelard "Butch 

Raby. 

• $81,000 for vice president for 

student services Barbara Geil. 

McDowell, whose salary the 

board will consider raising later 

this year, currently gets $95,000 a 

year. 

The board also set the next fiscal 

year's millage levy, reducing it 

from 1.9231 to 1.8521, in accordance 

with the Headlee Amendment 

to the state constitution. 

The Headlee Amendment says a 

taxing body has to reduce its millage 

levy if assessment increases 

rise faster than the rate of inflation. 

Technically, Schoolcraft's authorized 

millage has been 2.27 

since 1986 when voters approved 

the addition of 0.5 mill. 

Although Headlee has reduced 

tiie district ; 

nue generated eonatnie- boosted Schoolcraft's tax coilec- 

M a t e & p S S f f i 6 i B 

Trustees last week saw no alternative 

to raising tuition short 

House party bills 

heading to Senate 

BY TIM RICHARD 


Adult hosts of teen drinking 

parties face jail, and drunk drivers 

who seriously injure others 

could have their vehicles confiscated, 

under bills heading to the 

state Senate floor. 

"I call it the 'house party' bill," 

said Sen. Fred Dillingham, R- 

Fowlerville, sponsor of Senate 

Bill 154. 

He listed teen deaths along old 

Grand River Avenue that occur 

every spring, adding, "There's 

nothing to prosecute the adult 

who had served alcohol in his 

home. This will send a strong 

message." 

The bill, approved 3 to 0 Thursday 

by the Senate Judiciary Committee, 

would apply to adults in 

social gatherings in meeting halls, 

hotels, conference rooms, their 

homes, cottages, mobile homes, 

apartments and even tents. 

Penalties: up to 90 days in jail 

and a fine of $500. 

Dillingham said the Senate had 

passed his bill twice in the past, 

only to have it bottled up in the 

House Judiciary Committee by 

chair Perry Bullard, D-Ann Arbor 

Bullard has left the Legisla 

ture. "We won't get into the nolove-lost 

between Rep. Bullard 

and myself," said Dillingham. 

"Is a $500 fine enough?" asked 

Sen Virgil Smith, D Detroit. 

"It makes the point," said Dillingham 

His bill was supported by the 

Michigan State Police and Michigan 

Council on Alcohol Problems. 

MICAP chief Alan B Rice said 

city ordinances prohibiting teen 

parties have been effective in Saline, 

Traverse City and Groase 

Point*. 

Vehicles only 

Sen. Michael Bouchard, R Birmingham. 

sponsored SB 555 to 

authorize prosecuting units of 

government to seiie the vehicles 

of drunk driver* who caused 

someone's death or long-term disabling 

Injury 

The state Crime Victims Fund 

. would share in 25 percent of the 

vehicle s value 

Smith asked whether it would 

alio 

h 

i confiscating someone's 

"I told you I have my reser- 

vations about taking someone's 

bocse." he said. 

• Adult hosts of toon 

drinking parties faco 

jail, and drunk drlvors 

who seriously Injure 

others could have 

their vehicles confiscated, 

under bills 

heading to the state 

Senate floor. 

Bouchard said the bill would 

apply only to vehicles as "the instrumentality 

of the crime." He 

added, "Where they've gone after 

a person's property, they've done 

it under the provision to take proceeds 

of drug activity." 

MICAP's Rice also supported 

the bill, which the Judiciary Committee 

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Bills delayed 

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"In 1990, 42 individuals were 

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section of law with an average 

minimum sentence of 1.7 years. 

If, in the fature, judges chose to 

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of Corrections could decrease 

by $535,500." said the 

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to 0.08. The 0.10 percent law has 

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Corrections from page 6A 

Lawmakers fail to curb state corrections spending 

BY TLM RICHARD 


Hold down soaring prison costs, 

the state house of representatives 

warned Gov. John Engler iast 

week a9 it passed a record corrections 

department budget. 

The vote was 78 to 18. Conservatives 

tried many amendments 

and succeeded on two. 

"The fastest-growing category 

of state government in the last 

decade was corrections." said 

freshman Rep. Greg Kaza, R-Rochester 

Hills, a "no" vote 

"Corrections spending increased 

from about $200»milHt>n 

in the early 1980s to $1.15 billion 

in this appropriation. This trend 

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Why are we debating today how to 

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when so many working men and 

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their families' 1 " said Kaza. 

Rep. Kirk Profit. D-Ypsilanti, 

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Engler warned 

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Profit and Republican Bill 

Martin of Battle Creek won voice 

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partment shall not allow prisoners 

to perform any work that 

would require a license if performed 

by anyone other than a 

prisoner " 

A second Martin and Profit 

amendment warned Gov. John 

Engler and Attorney General 

Frank Kelley not ito) enter into 

a consent decree or judgment concerning 

the operation of a correctional 

facility without prior approval" 

of legislators. It passed by 

a voice vote. 

It was the lawmakers' way ot 

saying they were angry that $84 

million in new spending was imposed 

by federal courts. 

Vorva, Jamian lose 

Freshman Reps. Jerry Vorva. 

R-Plvmouth. and John Jamian. 

RBloomfield Township, lost 

their efforts to amend the bill. 

The House rejected Vorva s 

amendment to require the corrections 

department to "implement 

programs to recover the cost of 

imprisonment and education' by 

"recovery of costs from tax refunds, 

wages, judgments' and 

other payments. 

The vote was -44 to 50, 

Yes votes were cast by Republicans 

Penny Crissman of Rochester. 

Jamian. Kaza, Vorva and Deborah 

Whyman of Canton. 

No votes were cast by Republicans 

Lyn Bankes of Livonia, Barbara 

Dobb of Union Lake. Jan 

Dolan of Farmington, and Shirley 

Johnson of Royal Oak. and Democrats 

Maxine Berman of South- 

field and Richard Young of Dear 

born Heights. 

Missing the vote were Demo 

crats Justine Barns of Westland 

and William Keith of Garden 

City. 

Jamian, a second-term mem 

ber, teamed with David Jaye, R 

Utica, in a losing effort to add: "If 

a prisoner performs tutorial ser 

vices for another prisoner, half of 

the funds appropriated . . shall 

first be used to pay any amount of 

restitution owed by the prisoner 

or used to reimburse the cost of 

the prisoner's incarceration. 

Jamian's amendment failed, 52 

to 48, with 55 needed for passage. 

Yes — Republicans Bankes, 

Crissman, Jamian. Kaza, Vorva 

and Whyman. 

See CORRECTIONS, 7A 

McNamara saves tax dollars 

in commission contract snafu 

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It was recently discovered that 

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approved a contract in February 

with Belle Tires of Allen Park for 

a service the county already had a 

contract for with RAO Wholesale 

of Detroit. 

All it took to set this error in 

motion, according to an April 23 

agenda for the Committee of 

Roads, Airports and Public Services. 

was "a change in staff assignments" 

in the Purchasing Division. 

The three-veer .5217.000 RAO 

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in April 1992. But. according to 

commissioner Bryan Amann, D- 

Wayne. someone erroneously 

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for the contract. 

A year later, another purchasing 

division employee noted the 

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the contract was of oneyear 

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contract 

Then last Feb IS. just 10 

months after the RAO contract 

was put in effect, a second contract 

for the same thing was approved 

with Belle Tires. 

Luckily for county taxpayers, 

county Executive Edward 

McNamara hadn't signed the new 

contract when "RAO said, 'Hold 

it. We've got a three year 

contract," " Amann said. 

Deputy Executive Michael 

Duggan said "the mistake wacaught 

before it did any damage 

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pected to officially rescind its approval 

of the Belle Tire contract 

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Amann, an attorney, said the 

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George Hart 

nette told a packed hearing 

room last week. "Every mile I 

travel in Michigan is empty 

coming back." 

To Honigman, that regulation 

was wasteful — millions of 

miles traveled burning fossil 

fuel with no return cargoes. 

"Five thousand operating authorities 

have been issued since 

1982," countered Farmington 

Hills attorney Bob McFarlane 

for the Transportation Lawyers 

Association. "His (Vannette's) 

is the only one I'm aware of 

where an application has been 

denied since 1982." 

Ron Thompson, traffic services 

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Stores of Grand Rapids and 

Plymouth, said the grocery 

chaiir's trucks log five million 

empty miles on return trips. 

Honigman asked McFarlane, 

"What's your rationale for making 

Spartan Stores go back with 

empty trucks?" 

"By making Spartan more ef-. 

ficient, you make other companies 

less efficient," said McFar- 

Helps minorities 

John James of OJ Transport 

in Detroit, a certified minority 

auto parts hauler, said "Regulation 

helps minorities compete 

with the large companies. Big 

companies can't use predatory 

pricing to put small companies 

out of business." 

James said Michigan would 

do more for trucking by cutting 

workers compensation rates and 

taxes. He said Michigan truckers 

pay 2.5 times as much for 

workers compensation than Indiana 

truckers. "Ohio and Illinois 

(truckers) don't pay sales 

tax on the equipment used in 

interstate commerce," James 

added. 

Honigman liked those ideas. 

"We'll have you back when we 

do workers comp, unemployment 

comp and the single business 

tax," the senator said. 

Honigman argued that Michigan 

regulations make it cheaper 

for a trucker to cross a state line 

for an interstate trip than to 

ship entirely within Michigan. 

"Georgia Pacific Co. showed 

it pays 20 percent more to move 

goods from Detroit to Grand 

Rapids (149 miles) than from 

Toledo to Grand Rapids (174 

miles)," he said. 

Honigman said a small Lansing 

moving company. Two Men 

and a Truck, was hit by complaints 

from nine big truckers 

when it sought PSC approval to 

expand beyond Lansing. "Unable 

to afford the expensive legal 

fees to fight those challenges, 

Two Men and a Truck 

backed off," he said. 

Hart said the federal trend 

toward deregulation has cost 

trucking more than 160,000 jobs 

since the early 1980s and result- 

No — Republicans Dobb, Dolan 

and Johnson; Democrats Berman, 

Keith and Young. 

Democrat Barns missed the 

vote. 

3 new prisons 

The budget measure funds the 

opening of three new prisons that 

had been built but mothballed for 

lack of operating revenue. 

It also was a one-year appropriation, 

though Gov. Engler had 

proposed a two-year budget. 

Jaye, the Utica conservative 

known for his desire to upset the 

Lansing applecart, cited a long 

list of objections to line items in 

the bill. 

"The budget gives Michigan 

prisoners free college education 

with no repayment requirements, 

provides a $500,000 indoor exercise 

facility at each prison, provides 

for $200,000 annually for 

each prison to operate an electronic 

law library, free health 

care, free room and board, free 

laundry services and free entertainment. 

"Civilian food testers ensure 

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"Michigan convicts are overloading 

court dockets and squandering 

$5 million annually with 

hundreds of frivolous lawsuits 

against the state. A rapist actually 

claimed he lost a clearinghouse 

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mailed his entry form too late . . . 

Over 34 state-paid attorneys handle 

4,008 inmate lawsuits now 

pending." 

• TIMHOMM rejected 

Rtp. J*rry Vorva's 

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-UTHU ML CIANCIOLO 

Services for Esther M. Cianciolo. 

76, of Canton were Thursday. 

May 27, at St. John Seminary 

Church. 

She was born Jan. 21. 1917, in 

Indiana. She died Monday, May 

24, in Canton. 

She is survived by her husband, 

Anthony Cianciolo of Canton; two 

sons, Frank A. Cianciolo of Chelsea 

and Thomas Cianciolo of 

Highland; three daughters, Maryann 

Cianciolo of Arizona, Margaret 

Cianciolo of California and 

Toni Ann Cianciolo of Highland; 

nine grandchilren and one greatgrandchild. 

Arrangements were made by 

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MARTHA SCHERP1N0 

Services for Martha Scherping, 

75, of South Lyon, formerly of 

Plymouth were Wednesday, May 

26, at Pawlus Funeral Home. 

Burial was in Glen Eden Cemetery, 

Livonia. 

She was bom April 6, 1918, in 

Keewatin, Minn. She died Monday, 

May 24, in Westland. She 

was employed at a GM factory. 

She is survived by two daugh- 

OBITUARIES 

ters. Shirley Dahl of Chantilly, 

Va., formerly of Canton and 

Plymouth, and Sharon Ossowsky. 

of Houston, Texas; two brothers. 

Joseph Muhar ofHibbing, Minn., 

and Nicholas Muhar of Keewatin, 

Minn.; one sister, Anne Suknaich 

of Hibbing; and three grandchildren. 

The Rev. C. Richard Kelly Jr. 

of St. Thomas a'Beckett Church 

officiated the service. 

TED H. MOSZYNSKI 

Services for Ted H. Moszynski. 

69, of Plymouth were Thursday, 

May 27, at Schrader-Howell Funeral 

Home. Burial was in Rural 

Hill Cemetery, Northville. 

He was bom Jan. 12. 1924, in 

Widen, W.Va. He died Sunday, 

May 23, in Ann Arbor. He came to 

the Plymouth community in 1964 

from Roseville. He was an engineer 

at General Motors for the 

past 10 years. He was a member 

of the First Presbyterian Church 

of Plymouth. He served in the 

U.S. Army in World War II. 

He is survived by his wife, Dorothy 

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one son, Gary Moszynski of 

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in Riverside Cemetery. 

He was bom Sept. 5, 1930, in 

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coached boys baseball 1966 to 1992. 

Coached Churchill High School debate 

team 1985 to 1992. Member of Livonia 

Optimists Club. Member of Livonia Arts 

Commission. 

Child Youth Initiative of Detroit! Wayne 

County Policy fioard, peer counselor at 

Schoolcraft's Women's Resource Center. 

Visiting Nurse Association. Mental Health 

Association, former member of Western 

Michigan University Board of Trustees, former 

member of Livonia Family YMCA 

Board of Trustees. 

volunteer for Plymouth Community United 

Way, Madonna University Kresge 

Foundation Challenge and Michigan Metro 

Girl Scouts. 

member of National Association of 

Accountants. 

member of Livonia Chamber of Commerce 

since 1989. Member of Livonia Jaycees 

since 1990 Member of Wayne and Oakland 

County Young Republicans since 1990 

member of League of Women Voters 

Member of Northville Business and 

QUESTION Two 

Mr* lih 

"Evaluation of program is a continuing process and the curriculum 

will change as new job opportunities become available. There may be 

a problem in the class scheduling. I want to make sure that the pre^j 

sent class selection be offered in a greater variety of times, weekdays 

and sometimes weekends." 

"1 hesitate to advise in these since there are 34 citizen advisory 

groups composed of members who are experts in their fields already 

offering such advice. The college also has a well organized and structured 

system of program evaluation which includes enrollment data. 

This system of program evaluation should take care of the out-of-date 

courses. The only course that 1 would like to see added would be one 

in robotics. 

"I feel thai the college should explore offering the following programs: 

materials management, environmental science

10A(P,C) The Observer/ MONDAY. MAY 31, 1993 

Student reaction 

I 

am going to be a senior in the fall at Canton 

High School and 1 am concerned about 

the millage vote coming up on June 14. 

What concerns me is that if the millage 

doesn't pass, the sports and all the other cocurricular 

activities are going to be removed 

from the school. 

That really bothers me because this will be 

my third year on the varsity football team and 

I'm looking forward to the next season. That's 

why 1 am concerned. 

But there are many other reasons why we 

need these activities. First, let's look at sports. 

Sports allow the students to learn things that 

they may not leam in the classroom. They learn 

to get along with each other. They learn selfdiscipline 

and self-confidence. 

Now take this for an example. Let's say Joe 

Blow is the best athlete in the school, plays 

three sports and carries a 3.0 G.P.A. His senior 

year is coming up and there are no sports at his 

school, and he was counting on sports to get 

into college because he comes from a low-income 

family and will not be allowed to continue 

his education without a scholarship. 

Now what are his choices? He could transfer 

to another school, but will not be allowed to 

play until January or Feb. 2. 

He could go after an academic scholarship. 

But his grade point really isn't high enough to 

receive one. And lastly, he could ask his family 

if they want to move so he can play. Most families 

will not be allowed to move cause they are 

comfortable here. 

But if you cut the co-curricular activities like 

band. I mean band really put Plymouth Canton 

and Plymouth Salem on the map by being the 

state champion for four straight years and also 

national champs two years in a row. Our drama 

and choir classes are really good. I had a sister 

who was in choir when she attended here. 

Some things that might happen is that we 

have to pay to play. To me. that is total BS. My 

father, my uncle and students who graduated 

from here did not have to pay to play. These 

things are privileges that we deserve and we 

should have to pay (taxes) for them. 

So please. I hope the voters will take all these 

things into consideration and vote yes on June 

14. 1993, on the 4-mill increase. 

As a tax professional, Plymouth resident, 

and.parent of two children in the Plymouth-Canton 

school district, I was both 

disturbed and embarrassed by the school 

board's recent vote to oppose Proposal A. 

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at recent meetings demonstrate both their 

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and fear surroumiing Proposal A. After 

reviewing the facts related to Proposal A, it is 

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broad base of support that it takes to effect 

meaningful change. 

Proposal A provides Michigan with a more 

balanced tax system. Michigan has among the 

highest property taxes and lowest sales tax in 

the nation. Our high property taxes are a significant 

deterrent to business investment, causing 

Michigan to lose jobs to other states (our relative 

property tax burden being the second highest 

in the nation). Michigan's 4 percent sales 

tax rate is below the national average rate of 6 

percent, as well as below the Great Lakes 

states' average of 6.4 percent, and the industrial 

states' average of 7 percent. 

Proposal A does provide meaningful property 

tax reduction in two ways. First, it reduces average 

property taxes for local school operating 

purposes by 37 percent. Plymouth-Canton's 

school millage will be reduced over 41 percent, 

from 33.9 mills to 19.9 mills. This change will 

significantly reduce the property tax rate 

disparities between communities. More importantly, 

Proposal A provides for a constitutionally 

guaranteed limit on future assessment increases 

to the lesser of 5 percent or the rate of inflation, 

with a rollback of yoqr 1993 assessment 

increase to 3 percent. This limitation will provide 

substantially more future tax savings than 

the millage reductions. 

However, the most important impact of Proposal 

A is not the improved balance of Michigan's 

tax system, but that it represents significant 

school finance reform to reduce the inequities 

of Michigan's current system which relies 

too much on local property taxes. By reducing 

the over-reliance on local property taxes and increasing 

the state's responsibility to fund education. 

taxpayers can limit the recent inflationary 

increases in school spending without losing 

any local control of the management of the 

school system. In addition, the $4,800 per pupil 

guarantee will provide greater equity in funding 

public education without implementing the 

"Robin Hood" proposals that pit wealthier districts 

against poorer districts. 

Taxpayers in the Plymouth-Canton district 

should realize that under Proposal A our per 

! will continue to increase at the rate of Inflation 

Our School Board doesn't believe that it benefits 

enough from this proposal. They should be 

embarrassed by the example they set for our 

children, that personal greed takes priority over 

equality — that an inequitable school finance 

system is more acceptable than a more equitable 

system, as long as our district is not being 

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liar to another opponent to Proposal A, who opposes 

it only because it doesn't give any more 

money to the City of Detroit — Coleman A. 

Young. 

In our political system, history has proven 

that opportunities to achieve substantive 

change are few. Let's not squander this constructive 

change to enhance our state's economic 

viability and to provide a more equitable 

means of financing our public school system. 

Michael Licata, Plymouth 

Millage support 

y husband and I moved here from 

North Olmsted, Ohio, a western suburb 

of Cleveland, in 1985. We chose 

the Plymouth-Canton area because of the community 

atmosphere and the quality of the 

schools. 

My daughter has gone on to the University of 

Michigan. All her friends are attending college. 

My son and daughter alike have participated in 

many extracurricular activities at the Park. 

These activities have done more than just take 

up their time. They have learned life skills . . . 

Although the classroom is the most important 

part of formal school learning, I believe education 

is more than sitting in a classroom. People 

learn by doing, experimenting and failing 

. . . activities will suffer if the millage is defeated 

because our buildings will no longer be open 

after regular school hours. No more community 

dance recitals in May. No more track meets, 

band competitions, football games, swim meets, 

soccer matches, etc. 

The chance to do something after school that 

is constructive is very helpful to children. 

1 truly believe that Lansing is trying to balance 

its budget by getting out of the business of 

education. And 1 also believe that no one up 

there cares about my child's education the way 

I do. 1 do not intend to ruin the opportunities of 

the present and future children of this community 

for what amounts to a handful of change 

per day. Let Lansing get its house in order. The 

4 mills will give our schools two years of stability 

while they are coming to terms with the financial 

problems of this state. I will vote yes for 

the 4 mills, and I hope and pray there are many 

more out there who feel as I do. 

M!IIa£e Questions 

I 

am writing to express my concern regarding 

the recent statistics published jn the May 

16 Sunday edition of the Detroit newspapers 

concerning per pupil spending in each 

school district in the state. 

Of the 34 school districts listed under Wayne 

County, Plymouth-Canton ranks in the bottom 

seven in per pupil spending. The city of Detroit 

spends more per pupil, according to this Listing, 

than Plymouth-Canton. 

I also recall several years ago, academic ratings 

were published in the Detroit newspapers, 

and Plymouth-Canton ranked slightly below 

the median. 

1 have lived in Plymouth Township for five 

years and pay substantial property tax, of which 

68 percent is allocated to the school district. 

Certainly, the tax base of Plymouth-Canton is 

equal to, if not better than most of the '27 other 

school districts that allocate more per pupil 

spending. 

1 realize personnel costs (teachers' salaries) 

account for a substantial portion of the school 

budget, but this factor is shared by all school 

districts. 

When statistics such as these are made public, 

is the school district's administration held 

accountable? 

It is certainly simplistic to lay the responsibility 

on teachers' salaries, rather than questionable 

management. 

On June 14th, I am being asked to vote on a 

school millage question. My question is, if my 

tax dollars are not going proportionately to per 

pupil spending, where are they going and why 

should I give more? 

I believe deeply in a strong program of public 

education. I believe the future of my country 

depends on public, not private, education. I 

would hope that the school board shares my 

convictions and fulfills its role representing the 

public trust. 

Fern Vining, Plymouth 

Home and school 

A 

s a concerned parent, I am writing to encourage 

other concerned people to support 

the upcoming millage increase. 

My family moved here two years ago from the 

state of New Jersey. We faced the same issues 

there in 1987 as we are now facing here in Plymouth/Canton. 

Unlike here though, in New Jersey, 

the parents of the school children banded 

together to ensure the quality education we demanded 

and our children deserve. I am appalled 

by the lack of enthusiasm for the millage 

increase which will solely benefit the Plymouth 

Canton school system. 

community has a good educational toundation 

it therefore becomes attractive to buyers of 

homes. If an area is attractive to buyers, property 

values go up. This millage increase resultingly 

will benefit those even without children. 

No one can afford to avoid this issue. It is our 

community, our children, and our future. Please 

go to the polls on June 14 and vote yes. 

Dianne J. Owen, Canton 

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Exec opts for new juvenile training building 

Y RALPH R. ECHTLNAW 

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When local mayors and supervisor* 

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Edward McNamara listens. 

Because most of the county's 

mayors and supervisors were 

against him, McNamara gave up 

his plan to fund a program for juvenile 

delinquents with money 

that, according to the 1988 ballot 

language, was supposed to "acquire, 

build and operate a juvenile 

work/training institution." 

The money, about $2.5 million 

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10-year, 1-mill tax voters ap- 

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Until recently, McNamara has 

clung to a legal opinion rendered 

by his attorney that says juvenile 

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"institution." 

County commissioners and the 

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is a building, not a program. 

"We decided to go along with 

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The building might not be a 

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Here are answers 

to your questions 

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Your cards, letters and Voice Mail messages 

have been piling up so I thought I'd make 

some time to respond to your requests. 

You can drop me a note in care of this paper or 

you can call my Voice Mail number listed at the 

end of the column. Either way, rest assured that I 

do return all my calls and that sooner or later, 

your questions will be answered. 

Laura Montambo called with a hot recipe that 

called for fresh cranberries. She couldn't find any 

and called for help. 

Sorry Laura, I called three wholesale fruit vendors 

and they all agreed that fresh cranberries are 

unheard of this time of year. 

I located some frozen cranberries at Erwin 

Farms in Novi, but your best bet are the dried 

cranberries which are available at most specialty 

food markets, including Merchant of Vino, and 

health food stores. 

Soak them in water, wine or cranberry juice to 

plump, then drain well and use as directed. They 

might be a bit powerful since once dried, their 

Bemie Zachan, Brigette O'Brien and a host of 

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rants that are personal favorites. Unfortunately, 

space does not allow me to go into great detail but 

I will tell you that DePalma's Restaurant is in 

Livonia, 31736 Plymouth, 261-2430. 

Giovanni's Ristorante is at 330 S. Oakwood 

Boulevard, Detroit, 841-0122. 

Zosia's is now called The Polish Village Cafe, 

and it's at 2990 Yemens Street in Hamtramck, 

874-5726. 

Momma's pork chops 

Christine LaBelle and a host of other readers 

called in response to the story of my momma 

which ran on May 10. Rest assured I give momma 

a big kiss "everytime" I see her. I've included a 

smothered pork chop recipe culled from her old 

recipe box in this column. 

Jeff Williams called to say that he misplaced a 

recipe that Tan three years ago that was a sweet 

and sour sauce served with Chinese Pot stickers. I 

found a great source for home-tasting pot stickers 

at the Oriental market at Newburgh and Six Mile 

in the Laurel Commons strip mall in Livonia. 

They come frozen but are nothing short of spectacular 

when pan fried or steamed. 

Last but certainly not least, I really appreciate 

all the messages received after my somewhat derogatory 

story on New Orleans cuisine. I had no 

idea there were so many crawfish and "Louisianne" 

coffee lovers out there. I'm headed back 

there in the fall and this time I'll bring my own 

coffee and cockroach spray. Bon Appetit! 

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1 dove garlic, chopped fine 

3 tablespoons light soy sauce 

1 tablespoon red wine vlrtegar 

1 teaspoon sugar 

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1 teaspoon hot pepper oil or sesame oil (option - 

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room temperature with the hot dumplings. 

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Yi teaspoon paprika 

1 teaspoon salt 

Yi teaspoon game powder 

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BY ROBERT STRIKS 

SPECIAL WRITES 

Keep it simple, hold the sauces, choose leaner cuts of 

meat and try to prevent that "charred look" by avoiding 

prolonged exposure to flames for healthier barbecuing. 

Remy Berdy of the Kingsley Inn and other 

area chefs offer tips for safe grilling. 

Healthy barbecuing is a contradiction 

in terms. At least that's what 

doctors and researchers would have 

you believe. 

"How to barbecue has become at 

least as important as what to barbecue," 

said Chef Remy Berdy of the 

KingBley Inn in Bloomfield Hills. 

"People are much more conscious 

than ever before about what they eat 

and how their foods are cooked. Today, 

when we barbecue, we need to 

pull back from the flames a bit and 

lighten up." 

are preferred. There are basically two 

styles. The less-expensive type features 

visible gas jets with lava rocks 

to conduct and diffuse heat. 

The other style features gas jets 

hidden under bars that allow fats and 

oils to fall through into a collector. 

The,popular grills in this category 

come from the Weber "Genesis" collection. 

Retailing for around $500, 

they're considered among the best 

and safest when it comes to healthy 

cooking. 

But what is "safe?" And what is it 

that we are trying to avoid when we 

For healthier barbecuing, gas grills See REKINDLE, 2B 

Experts offer 

grilling tips 

Here are some tips for healthier 

barbecuing from Chef Remy Berdy, 

Chef Marcus Haight, Chef Rocky Rachwitz, 

and Leslie Lundmark, registered 

dietitian. 

• Make sure your grill and utensils 

are clean before you barbecue. That 

means soap, water, and a wire brush 

for most grills. This is most important 

because carcinogens have a cumulative 

effect if allowed to build up 

on cooking surfaces. 

• If you are using charcoal, don't 

cook until the coals are white hot. 

That way, you're certain not to get 

See EXPERTS, 2B 

Healthier barbecuing: Chef 

Remy Berdy of the Kingsley 

Inn in Bloomfield Hills, grills 

yellow squash, and zucchini 

marinated in a blend of sesame 

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Burgers — don't beef about same old grind 

BY KEELY WYGONIK 


Burgers on the grill are everyone's 

favorite, and we're not just talking 

"hamburgers." 

"Shopping for ground meat used to 

mean one thing: hamburger," writes 

Rick Rodgers, in "365 Ways to Cook 

Hamburger and Other Ground 

Meats," (HarperCollins Publishers, 

$16.95). 

"But America's love affair with new 

flavors and a healthy, vital interest in 

good nutrition has given rise to a variety 

of ground meats never before 

available." 

"Twenty years ago if you made a 

burger from hamburger people would 

say it was tasteful and good," said 

Jack Trabue of Word of Mfuth Foods 

and The Porterhouse Meata in Plymouth. 

"Hamburger is fatty, there's a 

lot of flavor, but tastes have changed, 

and people aren't accustomed to eating 

it." 

"Technically, hamburger ia ground 

meat blended with additional fat, 

seasonings, and flavorings. These additives 

can aupply up to 30 percent of 

the hamburger's weight," writes 

Rodgers in his book. 

For better burgers, Trabue recommends 

using either ground round, 

which averages 86 percent lean, 15 

percent fat. Or ground chuck, which 

averages 80 percent lean, 20 percent 

fm* fat. 

His "ultimate" burger ia made with 

50 percent ground chuck and 60 percent 

ground sweat Italian sausage 

"Juat buy a pound of 

and a link of sausage 

sage out of the casing and mix it with 

the ground chuck. Tie taste is unbelievable," 

said Trabue. 'T like to 

baste my burgers with barbecue 

sauce. Brows both sides of the burger, 

AMERICA* DAIRY ASSOCIATION 

American classic: The ever-looed cheeseburger is a winner for 

serving family and friends. When grilling burgers, top with 

the cheese of your choice during the last minute of cooking 

then add barbecue sauce." 

If you're counting calories, try 

ground chuck, burgers made with ground turkey 

Take the seu- gut rfmi^ tfee labels, some ground tur 

key products are high in fat. 

"Make sure you buy ground turkey 

made with boneless, skinless turkey 

breast," said Trabue "You might 

want to add a little water to keep 

them moiat." 

Cook ground turkey over medium 

heet to retain moisture. Because of 

the low fat content, sometimes ss low 

as 7 percent, ground turkey tends to 

dry out Your burger is done when the 

meyt is white, not pink, through to 

the center 

Grill beef burgers on a rack 4 to 5 

inches above medium goals. It takes 

30 to 45 minutes for coals to reach 

medium heat (they appear to glow 

through a layer of gray ash). For gas 

grills, check the owner's manual for 

cooking instructions for medium tem-. 

perature. 

Turn burgers just once during 

cooking, and use a long-handled spatula 

This is to avoid piercing the 

burgers and losing natural juices. 

Patting or flattening burgers while 

cooking can also make them dry. 

Trabue puta his burgers on foil to 

help prevent them from sticking to 

the grill. 

Take care when handling and cooking 

ground beef to avoid the risk of 

illness. Here are some tips from the 

USDA Food Safety snd Inspection 

Service snd American Dairy Aaaociation. 

• Uae refrigerated hamburger and 

poultry patties in one to two days. 

• Cook burgers to medium doneness 

(160 degreee P) until no longer pink 

snd juices run clear. Total cooking 

time on an open grill for •A-inch thick 

burgers (3 to 4 from s pound of 

ground beef) is sbout 7 to 9 minutes 

over medium coals for medium doneneea. 

In a covered cooker, grill over 

medium coals for 6 to 7 minuSee. 

• When grilling, remember burgers or 

other pettiea which look cooked on 

the outside may be still underdone 

inaide. Check for doneneea by slicing 

to the center. 

• For best quality, store frozen rsw 

ground meata no longer than 3 to 4 

months, cooked ground meet snd 

ground poultry (hamburgers, meet 

loaf and dishes containing ground 

meets), 2 to 3 months. Defrost frosen 

ground meat in the refrigerator. It can 

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2B* The Observer/ MONDAY. MAY 31, 1993 

Rekindle from page IB 

barbecue 9 

"Smoke end carbon are our biggest 

enemies when we barbecue," 

said Chef Marcus Haight of The 

Lark restaurant in West Bloomfield. 

What Haight is referring to are 

carcinogens, cancer-causing 

agents believed to be in smoke 

and in chemical reactions that 

take place when we barbecue. 

"You can get a terrific smoked 

flavor in foods without prolonged 

exposure during cooking," said 

Experts from page IB 

any lighter fluid taste in your 

food. 

• Make sure your grill is super 

hot before placing food on it. 

Then, wipe down the grill with a 

bit of oil to prevent food from 

sticking. 

• If your meat or fish have been 

marinated, drain off all marinade 

and pat dry. Then, just before 

placing the food on the grill, light- 

Haight. "And the carbon buildup. 

that 'charred' look, is easily 

avoided." 

Healthier barbecuing involves 

making important substitutions. 

"Select meats that are naturally 

lower in fat like poultry and veal. 

And if you choose beef, try to find 

cuts that don't have much visible 

fat," said Chuck "Rocky" Rachwitz 

of Livonia, chef/owner of 

Rocky'S in Northville. For example. 

choose tenderloin over sirloin. 

"All fish are healthy choices for 

ly brush the marinade on the 

food. 

• You never want to cook in 

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and carefully move the food to another 

part of the grill until they 

subside. 

• Don't mash foods that are on 

the grill. This forces fats and 

moisture out and can cause flareups. 

Mashing also causes grilled 

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feeling is that barbecuing is, in itself, 

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cooking because people tend to 

keep it simple," he said. "You 

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high in fats and calories." 

It's easy to barbecue healthier. 

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first. 

See recipes inside. 

pouch on or in the grill where the 

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• If you plan to use flavoring 

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first. 

• Try sprinkling small amounts 

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Flavorful combinations put sizzle into burgers 

See related story on Taste front. 

Recipe* from — "365 Ways to 

Cook Hamburger and Other 

Ground Meats," (HarperCollins 

Publishers, SI 6.95 J by Rick 

Rodgers. 

TRUCKSTOP MEATLOAF 

BURQERS 

Yi cup fresh bread crumbs 

YI cup ketchup 

% cup minced onion 

1 egg 

2 tablespoons Worcestershire 

sauce 

Yi teaspoon salt 

S4 teaspoon pepper 

Yi pound ground chuck 

V5 pound ground veal 

YI pound ground pork 

5 hamburger buns 

Optional: Crisp cooked bacon 

slices. Ketchup, mayonnaise. 

mustard, sliced tomatoes 

and onions. 

shredded lettuce 

Prepare a hot fire in a grill or 

preheat broiler. In medium bowl, 

combine bread crumbs, ketchup, 

onion, egg, Worcestershire sauce, 

salt and pepper stir until mixed. 

Add ground meats and working as 

quickly and gently as possible, mix 

with seasonings until blended. 

Lightly form into 5 patties about 

3Ms inches in diameter and V* to 1 

inch thick. 

Place patties on a lightly oiled 

rack and grill or broil about 4 inches 

from heat, turning once, until 

just cooked through but still juicy, 8 

to 10 minutes if grilled, 6 to 8 minutes 

if broiled. 

Toast buns on sides of grill or under 

broiler, 1 to 2 minutes. Place 

cooked burgers in buns and let everyone 

choose their own fillingB. 

Serves 5. 

POTATO CHIP BURGERS WITH 

GRILLED Omows 

1 Y» pounds ground round (85 

percent lean) 

1 cup crushed no-salt potato 

chips (about 4 ounces) 


% teaspoon pepper 

2 large onions, sliced YI inch 

thick 

2 tablespoons olive oil 

4 hamburger buns or kaiser 

rolls 

Optional: Mayonnaise, 

ketchup, mustard, tomato 

slices, shredded lettuce 

Prepare a hot fire in a grill or adjust 

broiler rack about 4 inches 

from source of heat and preheat 

broiler. In a medium bowl, working 

as quickly and gently as possible, 

mix ground round with crushed potato 

chips, salt and pepper. Lightly 

form into 4 burgers about 1 inch 

thick. 

Brush onion slices with olive oil 

and place on an oiled grill set 4 to 6 

inches from coals or place in broiler. 

Cook, turning once, until lightly 

browned and tender, 5 to 7 minutes. 

As onion cooks, transfer to a plate 

and cover with foil to keep warm. 

Place burgers on grill or broiler 

and cook, turning once, until out 

side is well browned but inside is 

still pink and juicy, about 8 to 12 

minutes for rare to medium-rare, or 

longer if desired. 

Meanwhile, split open buns and 

toaste on side of grill or under broiler 

until warm and lightly browned, * 

about 1 minute. Place cooked 

burgers in buns and top with grilled 

onions. Let everyone choose their 

own fixings. Serves 4. 

SALSA TURKEY 

CHEESEBURGERS 

1 ^ pounds ground turkey 

1 cup tomato salsa, well 

drained 

1 tablespoon chopped cilantro 

Yi teaspoon salt 

% cup shredded Cheddar 

cheese 

4 hamburger buns 

Optional: Mayonnaise, shredded 

lettuce, avocado slices, 

red onion slices, additional 

salsa 

Prepare a hot fire in a grill. In a 

medium bowl, combine ground turkey, 

Balsa, cilantro, and salt. Using 

wet hands, form into 4 patties about 

1 inch thick. 

Place patties in center of an oiled 

grill set 4 to 6 inches from coals. 

Grill, turning once, until browned 

on both sides, about 4 minutes. 

Transfer burgers to outside edge of 

grill and continue to grill until 

burgers are cooked through and 

meat springs back when pressed 

T o p b u r g e r s w i t h a v a r i e t y o f c h e e s e 

From Minneapolis to little 

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D.C., great-tasting burgers 

are on the grill. Even President 

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thick) for each burger and place 

shredded Cheddar or the cheese of 

your choice in the center of one 

patty and top with the other. 

Gently press the edges together 

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2 tablespoons Dijon mustard 

1 teaspoon tarragon 


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cup white wine 

Yi cup fresh lemon Juice 

1 cup olive oil 

2 tablespoons chopped parsley 

Cotabine all ingredients and marinate 

fish in refrigerator for no more 

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2 tablespoons freshly chopped 

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1 tablespoon fresh fy chopped 

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3 tablespoons minced red 

omon 

Yi teaspoon ground pepper 

% teaspoon salt 

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for one hour. Place swordwish 

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Rotate steaks 90 degrees to make a 

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Cook 2-3 more minutes. Turn 

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utes until done. Serve with grilled 

red skin potatoes. 

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BALSAMK: VEGETABLES 

Marinade: 

1 cup sesame oil 

1 cup Balsamic vinegar 

Yi cup red wine vinegar 

1 tablespoon lemon jutce 

2 ta Die spoons finely chopped 

parsley 

2 tablespoons minced shallots 

2 tablespoons minced red pimento 

2 tablespoons minced green 

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Dash garlic powder 

Vegetables: 

Yellow squash cut in half 

lengthwise 

Zucchini cut In half lengthwise 

Baby carrots, blanched 

Whole mushrooms 

Onions cut into wedges 

Red pepper to taste 

Yellow pepper to taste 

Mix all marinade ingredients together 

and marinate your choice of 

vegetables for about 10 minutes prior 

to grilling 

Vegetables may be placed directly 

on grill or assembled onto brochettes 

(skewers) for easier handling. 

Grill for about 2 minutes on each 

side. 

Crescent chicken square recipe corrected 

There was an error in the Crescent 

Chicken Square recipe in the 

Recipe Makeover on May 24. 

Here is the corrected recipe. 

CRESCENT CHICKEN SQUARES 

3 ounces fat free Philadelphia 

cream cheese, softened 

2 cups cooked, cubed boneless. 

skinless chicken 

breast 

Y• teaspoon pepper 

5 tablespoons skim milk 

1 tablespoon chopped chives 

or onions 

1 package fllo dough 

3 A cup fat-free bread crumbs 

Cooking spray 

Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. 

In medium bowl blend cream 

cheese, chicken, pepper, skim milk, 

chfves or onions. 

Place a layer of filo dough in the 

bottom of a non -Btick 8 by 8-inch 

pan. Spread mixture over dough. 

Top with another layer of dough. 

Spray top of dough with cooking 

spray (about a 2 second spray). 

Sprinkle bread crumbs on top. Bake 

on middle rack of oven for 20 to 25 

minutes or until golden brown. 

Serves 4. 

Send recipes to be considered for 

makeovers to Keely Wygonik, 

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Observer A Eccentric Newspapers, 

36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia 48150, or 

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68* The Observer/ MONDAY. MAY 31, 1993 The Observer/ MONDAY, MAY 31, 1993 • 7B 

June offers prime conditions for spotting planets 

June is the month of good news 

and bad news. The good news: 

Summer officially arrives. The 

bad news: It's all down hill from 

here as the amount of sunlight we 

receive begins to decrease. 

This will be an excellent month 

for spotting planets; all five of the 

naked-eye planets will be visible. 

Mercury will be especially wellplaced 

for locating, Venus reaches 

maximum elongation from the 

sun, and Jupiter continues its extremely 

close grouping with the 

star Eta Virginis. 

You can't miss brilliant Jupiter, 

it will be high in the south 

southwest 45 minutes after sun- 

set. (Sunset on the 1st will be at 

9:07 p.m. EDT.) Jupiter, located 

within the constellation of Virgo, 

is a mere four arcminutes from 

the star Eta Virginis. 

These two objects will appear 

to be so close together, the star 

will look like one of Jupiter's 

moons when viewed through a 

telescope or binoculars. At least 

that will be the case until June 7. 

after which Jupiter's motion will 

have carried it far enough away 

from the star to end the illusion. 

In actual fact. Eta (the seventh 

brightest star in Virgo, hence the 

distinction of the seventh letter of 

the Greek alphabet) will be much 

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brighter than Jupiter's moons 

and easy to identify. 

Notice the star five degrees to 

the left of the moon on the evening 

of the 1st. This is Alpha Librae; 

it is the brightest star in the 

constellation of Libra, hence it is 

designated by the first letter in 

the Greek alphabet. It also has a 

"proper" name, one that is much 

more interesting to say: Zuben el 

Genubi (ZOO ben el gen YOU 

bee). 

Zuben el Genubi means the 

"southern claw." This star was 

once considered to be a part of the 

neighboring constellation to the 

east, Scorpius the scorpion. 

Above and to the left of Zuben el 

Genubi is Beta Librae, also 

named Zeuben Eschamali (ZOO 

ben es sha MA lee), the "northern 

claw." 

On the evening of the 3rd, the 

moon will be located three degrees 

(six full moon diameters) above 

Antares (an TAR ees), the 

"heart" of Scorpius. Also known 

as Alpha Scorpii, this is the 15th 

brightest star in the sky. (Notice 

that the "alpha" star in Scorpius 

is considerably brighter than the 

"alpha" star in Libra.) Antares, 

USHEL 

CENTER 

which means "rival of Mars," has 

about the same color and brightness 

as the red planet. The moon 

will be approaching Antares once 

again at the end of the month. 

Full moon will be at 9:02 a.m. 

on June 4. The moon will be located 

behind the earth, as seen 

from the sun, and will be fully 

lighted. In fact, the moon will be 

exactly behind the earth, and it 

will pass through our planet's 

shadow, resulting in a total 

eclipse of the moon. That's the 

good news; now for the bad. Since 

the moon is opposite the sun, 

where do you think it will be located 

at 9:02 a.m., which is about 

three hours after sunrise?? That's 

right: the moon will be below the 

horizon. Obviously the eclipse 

will not be visible from Michigan. 

If you want to see it, you'll have to 

try Hawaii. 

Incidentally, since the full 

moon is always opposite the sun, 

and since the sun is at its highest 

point in the sky in June, the full 

moon that occurs in June has the 

LOWEST trajectory of any full 

moon during the year. The June 

full moon was called the "Rose 

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"Strawberry Moon" by various 

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The week beginning with June 

7 will be the best for spotting 

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Venus, which gets its light from 

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ROLL CALL REPORT 

House approves global catalyst bill 

Here's how Observer & Eccentric-area 

members of Congress 

were recorded on major roll call 

votes in the week ending May 

21. The Senate conducted no 

roll call votes. 

Global Competitiveness: By a 

vote of 243 for and 167 against, 

the House sent tbe Senate a bill 

(HR 820) using government as a 

catalyst to make U.S. manufacturing 

companies more globally competitive. 

The bill authorizes $ 1.54 billion 

over two years on programs such 

as Commerce Department outreach 

centers, financing largescale 

research and development 

consortia, and providing research 

assistance and federal aid to individual 

companies. 

Supporter Don Johnson, D-Ga.. 

HOUSE 

called tbe bill "a major contnbution 

toward restoring the manufactunng 

base In this country to world-class 

competitive standards." particularly 

helpful to job-producing small 

and medium businesses. 

Opponent Robert Walker. R-Pa„, 

said the bill looks, sounds and 

smells like industnal policy. The bill 

subsidizes the commercial development 

of a relatively limited number 

of federally cbosen technologies 

(and) increases deficit spending." 

A yes vote was to pass the bill. 

Area representatives voting yes 

were: Bob Carr, D-Ponttac, Dale 

Klklee, D-Fllnt, Sander Levin, D- 

SouthfleW and William Ford. D 

YpeJtantl. Voting no: Joseph 

Knollenberg, R-Blrmlngham. 

M a d o n n a w r i t e r s w i n a w a r d s 

Madonna University has announced 

the winners of the second 

annual Student Writing 

Competition. 

Senior Denise Dilworth of 

Westland. majoring in English/ 

speech and sign language studies, 

won first place in the creative 

writing category for three poems, 

"The Trade." "Daedalus" and "A 

Leap of Faith." 

Before Radial Keratotomy 

After Radial Keratotomv 

Freshman Tammy Bauer of 

Livonia received honorable mention 

for her story, "The Dance 

with the Invisible Ones." 

Senior Ken Ferrari of Livonia, 

majoring in computer information 

systems, won second place in the 

academic writing portion of the 

competition for his paper, 

"Bartering: Why Buy When You 

Can Trade?" 

Clearly, the Michigan Eyecare 

Institute can make a difference 

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To Reject Cut: By a vote of 

208 fcx and 213 against, the 

House rejected an amendment 

cutting 10 percent, or about $ 150 

million, from legislation (above) using 

an array of government programs 

to improve U.S. global competitiveness. 

Sponsor John Duncan. R-Tenn., 

said "this amendment gives members 

an opportunity to do more 

than just pay lip service to doing 

something about the deficit.'' 

Opponent Tim Valentine. D-N.C., 

said the amendment would "deny 

the president the opportunity to 

carry out his mandate" to revive 

the American manufacturing base. 

A yes vote was to trim 10 percent 

from the $ 1.54 billion measure. 

Area representatives voting 

yes were: Knollenberg. Voting 

no: KikJee, Levin and Ford. Not 

voting: Can. 

Benefits for Citizens: The 

House adopted, 263 for and 156 

against, an amendment preventing 

the $ 1.54 billion competitiveness 

bill (above) from directly paying for 

those who are not U.S. citizens or 

legal residents. 

Sponsor Mac Collins, R-Ga.. said 

"if we are going to expend this 

Kind of money ... we ought to expend 

(it) on people who are citizens 

of the United States of America." 

Opponent Tim Valentine, D-N.C., 

objected that the amendment 

"gets us over into immigration policy 

of the United States." 

A yes vote was to limit competitiveness 

aid to U.S. citizens and legal 

residents. Area representatives 

voting yes were: Carr, Knollenberg. 

Voting no: Klldee, Levin 

and Ford. 

Forest Land: By a vote of 

317 for and 101 against, the 

House sent the Senate a bill (HR 

873) authorizing acquisition of 

80,000 wilderness acres just north 

of Yellowstone National Park for 

$ 12 million to $20 million. The 

government would use exchanges 

or cash to acquire the land from a 

private company that could soon 

begin harvesting its timber. The 

acreage would be protected as 

part of Gallatin National Forest in 

Montana. 

PACIFIC • DRAPERIES 

DK'M" RY OIJ1II I 

SINCE 1950 

Sponsor Pat Williams, D-Mont., 

said "if this legislation isn't enacted, 

we face a public lands disaster 

on Yellowstone National Park's 

northern border" in the near future. 

Opponent Dan Burton, R-lnd.. 

said ' 'the world is not going to 

come to an end if the government 

does not buy another 70.000 

acres when we already own onethird 

of the nation (or) if they develop 

that and put some housing up 

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In the first quarter of 1993, they 

collectively lost 181 pounds. In 

February alone, they lost 94 

pounds. But they are not Christie 

Mrinkley wannabees. 

. 'We don't want to look like her 

because we're not her," said Kim 

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vfight and working to change 

1 "ir attitudes about food and its 

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ePSS. "For women, a lot of the 

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Member Pat Geiseman agreed. 

We need to overcome the reasons 

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TOPS members are working on 

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ho is also a registered nurse. 

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A healthy walk: Pat Kananen (left) and Pat Geiseman, members of the Canton TOPS, 

exercise together at the Plymouth-Salem High School track and support each other in 

the weight loss program. Canton and Plymouth also offer two other TOPS groups. 

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TOPS members are having fun. 

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en and how much they exercised 

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Students win top honors in TV contest 

Madonna University students 

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Judges of the contest, titled 

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STEVE KOWALSKI 

Super fan makes 

rounds year-round 

Westland's Bob Kurashige, the undisputed 

super fan in Observerland, answered my 

first two questions with questions. 

Who is your favorite coach, I asked. 

"Which sport?" he replied. 

How far have you traveled to see a game? 

"Which way?" he asked. "North or west?" 

I should have known I'd get answers like these, 

and not because Kurashige was being sarcastic. 

Kurashige, a 1979 Westland John Glenn graduate, 

is a fan of all sports, mostly those played in high 

school, and he'll go anywhere to watch. 

Kurashige says he's been as far north as Midland 

and as far west as Grand Rapids to watch a 

high school game but he hasn't considered crossing 

the Mackinac Bridge. 

"Not yet," he said. 

Give him time. This guy has made the rounds, 

year-round for 13 years. 

Kurashige never misses a major state championship 

game and estimates he drives 60,000 miles 

each year to watch sporting events. Imagine all the 

oil changes for his 1989 Chevy Cavalier. 

Kurashige says he watches at least 1,000 games 

Imsetralt-arrd soflbaH-gHmeîn the- strainer an^ 1 

volleyball tournaments every Saturday In The win- 

I hope I'm covering them all. 

Kurashige's Tuesday's and Friday's are booked 

each season with high school games, whether they 

be football, girls or boys basketball, softball, or uh, 

my favorite, soccer. 

He's even been spotted on Saturday night in-the 

dead of winter far away from Detroit. Just ask 

Chuck Gordon, the Glenn football coach who 

taught Kurashige in science class at Stevenson 

Junior High in Westland and also referees high 

school basketball. 

"I was officiating a basketball game in Saline 

one night a few years ago," recalls Gordon. "It's 

Saturday, a cold winter night. The gym is packed, 

I look up and there's Kurashige. I said 'WTiat are 

you doing here?' He said it's the only game in 

town. The only game in southeastern Michigan. 

He's a great guy." 

Kurashige subscribes to several newspapers and 

he's an especially avid Observer reader, stopping 

at our office Mondays and Thursdays to buy most 

of our editions. 

Kurashige, who works during the day as a medical 

supplies driver, determines which game to attend 

by following the schedules in the Observer. 

For schools out-state, he sends letters to athletic 

directors, requesting schedules. 

They send schedules back. 

And he goes. 

Kurashige is one of the first fans to arrive at a 

game, in case "there's a sellout," so he has a seat. 

He's one of the last to leave, prompting many 

coaches to sometimes wonder if he's a sports writer. 

Farmington Hills Harrison is one of Kurashige's 

favorite football teams, no harm intended. Chuck. 

Harrison coach John Herrington remembers one 

of the first times he met Kurashige. 

"The coaches and I were sitting up near the 

locker room after a game and Bob came up to 

talk," Herrington said. "I thought he was a Hawk 

fan. I guess he likes all the teams." 

Most coaches don't know Kurashige by name 

but they recognize the face, the one with the thick 

brown hair, glasses and a big smile. 

I called Bob the other day to do this story and 

he said he didn't have time. 

"I'm going to Garden City City Park to watch a 

game," Kurashige said. 

I convinced him to meet me at a restaurant in 

Livonia. 

Kurashige agreed and two hours later there he 

was, waiting for me while sitting with a group of 

coaches who knew him. 

Surprise, surprise. 

Another favorite fan 

The Redford Union softball team has an avid 

fan, a fair-weathered fan, if you will. 

Nora D«Roche, the 77-year-old mother of RU 

coach Gary D« Roche, is out there every spring to 

cheer on her son's team. Nora and her husband of 

56 years, Richard, attend most of RU's games and 

she doesn't sit on her hands. 

Nora, who wears the blue-and-gold RU cap to 

every game, has more energy than some of the 

players. 

"She's 77 years young." Gary said. 

"I always tall Gary to get the girls to yell on the 

bench," Nora said. "One time he said out loud, 

'Hey, girls my mom wants to hear you holler 

more,' mere and they did." 

The elder DeRoche's don't get out as much in 

the winter and Nora spends a lot of time indoors 

watching her favorite team, the Red Wings. 

"Some ot our friends will aak us If we watched 

the Bob Hopa Special last night and 1*11 say, 'No* 

we had the Red Wings on,' " Nors said. 

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WLAA girls track stats, Page 4C 

Canton triumphs again in district 

Plymouth Canton won the district 

tournament in girls soccer 

for the fifth time in six years Friday 

bv beating Plymouth Salem 

2-1. 

BY DAN O'MEARA 


Plymouth Canton 

paved the way for 

another tournament 

run in girls soccer 

Friday when it defeated 

rival Plymouth 

Salem 2-1 in 

the district final. 

The No. 5-ranked Chiefs, who were 

second in the state last year, could 

well go that far again since the Canton-Salem-'winner 

is always a true 

contender for the Class A title. 

Canton (17-1-1) will play the Livo- 

Stevenson-Livonia Churchill 

winner at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the 

regional tournament at Northville 

High School. The final will be Saturday 

afternoon. 

Coach Don Smith was worried 

about a letdown after Canton had 

won its first two district games by a 

combined 9-0 score over Adrian and 

Pinckney. The Chiefs put their coach 

at ease by building a two-goal advantage 

in the first half. 

"I thought we were better off playing 

Salem than (Ann Arbor) Huron, 

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could take Huron," Smith said of his 

players, "and they knew they couldn't 

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Hutko. who haa 22 goals and 12 as- 

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ball into the box and got the shot 

away despite having a defender on 

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Senior forward Colleen Connell, 

who scored the winning, overtime goal 

against Salem in a district game as a 

See DISTRICT FINAL, 3C 

C 

BILL BRESLER/STARY PHOTOGRAPHER 

Rough stuff: Salem defender Michelle Cronan (left) collides with Canton forward Melissa Tomei 

as both go for the ball in the district soccer final. 

Gundry sparks Hines Park with hot bat 

The sound of aluminum is ringing 

loud and clear off the bat of Ed Gundry, 

who has sparked Hines Park 

Lincoln/Mercury to a 4-0 start in the 

Livonia Collegiate Baseball League. 

Gundry, a third baseman, is 11-for- 

18 with five triples, two homers and 

13 RBI. 

The former Plymouth Salem High 

product, who helped the Rocks win 

the 1991 state Class A championship, 

went 5-for-6, including a triple, homer, 

three RBI and four runs scored 

in Hines Park's 12-5 triumph 

Wednesday over Little Caesars at 

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Tracy Ewald contributed two hits 

and three RBI. 

Winning pitcher Steve Ross went 

six innings, scattering six hits and 

two walks before giving way to Chris 

Kirkey, who pitched the final inning. 

COLLEGIATE 

Losing pitcher Dave Roman, who 

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Jerry Shippe had a two-run triple 

for Caesars. 

On Monday, Hines Park pitcher 

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with nine strikeouts in a 7-4 win over 

Caesars at Concordia College. 

Mark VanAmeyde suffered the 

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Offensive leaders for Hines Park 

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two RBI; Scott Kapla, 2-for-3 with 

two runs; Gundry, triple, homer and 

two RBI; and Gary Pierce, 2-for-3. 

Lawrence Scheffer had a two-run 

double for Caesars. Roman tripled 

and later scored on a groundout. 

Hines Park opened its season May 

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Kapla, a freshman at Eastern 

Michigan, hurled a three-hitter in the 

opener. He struck out four and 

walked only one. 

Ewald (College of Ozarks) homered, 

while Gundry knocked in four runs. 

Pierce went 3-for-3 and teammate 

Kevin Craggs contributed two hits. 

Andrew Margolick pitched six innings 

of five-hit baseball to give Hines 

Park the victory in the nightcap. 

Margolick relieved Scott Rodgers, 

who walked seven batters during the 

opening inning. 

Craggs went 3-for-4 with two RBI 

and three runs scored, w^hile Ewald 

and Gundry each contributed two 

hits and three RBI. 

Westland Federation 

Westland Federation, a newcomer 

in the LCBL, ran its record to 3-0 

with a 4-3 eight-inning victory over 

the Tecumseh, Ontario Green Giants 

in a game played Wednesday at John 

Glenn High. 

Chad Grieve belted a solo homer, 

while pitcher Bobby Arellano earned 

the victory. 

Grieve also socked a three-run homer 

and was the winning pitcher in 

relief as Westland- beat Wendy's in 

the May 21 season opener. 

Westland also defeated Walter's 

Appliance, 6-4, as Jeremy Blaylock 

(Central Michigan University) struck 

out 12 and scattered seven hits and 

seven walks in going the distance. 

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Salem girls repeat as WLAA champions 

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There was a little more suspense to 

the Western Lakes Activities Association 

girls track meet Wednesday, 

but the outcome was still what everyone 

expected. 

The host Plymouth-Canton schools 

dominated the meet again, winning 

11 of 17 events between them, and 

heavily favored Salem captured its 

second straight championship. 

The Rocks won by a much slimmer 

margin than last year, 142 to 136'/S 

over Canton. Salem scored 170 and 

the Chiefs 137 last year, but a change 

in the scoring format to 10-8-6-5-4-3- 

2-1 partially accounted for that. 

But the team finish was nearly 

identical, with Livonia Stevenson 

(96). Walled Lake Western (53) and 

North Farmington (51) rounding out 

the top five once again. 

"It was a great team effort this 

year, because we scored in places we 

were not real sure of our scoring potential," 

Salem ooach Mark Gregor 

said. "On this team, everybody wants 

to make a contribution even if it'a one 

point. You win championships with a 

team and not a group of individuals." 

TTie winner was not decided until 

the final event, which made every 

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2C(P,C) The Observer/ MONDAY. MAY 31, 1993 

WLAA meet from page 1C 

point more valuable and the contest 

more suapenseful. 

Going into the 1,600-meter relay, 

the Rocks led 132- 130Vi over 

Canton. A first-place finish for 

the Chiefs would have given them 

the title, but Salem won the race 

and Canton was third. 

"We had a shot; we gave them 

everything we could and just 

came up a little short," Canton 

coach George Przygodaki said. 

The Chiefs were leading by several 

points midway in the meet, 

but Salem had a strong finish in 

the final seven events. The Rocks 

won three of them and scored a lot 

of points in all but the 3,200 run. 

"We came to the meet to win 

and we were not surprised at all to 

be in that position," Przygodski 

said. "Salem is just so strong 

when it comes to the 400 on up. 

You're running right into the 

strength of their team." 

"We're confident once we get to 

the 400 dash that we can put up 

some heavy numbers and we did," 

Gregor said. "(The 400 dash, 300 

hurdles and 800 run) have carried 

us the last few years, and we're 

pretty confident when we get 

there we'll do well." 

Senior Tonya Wheeler and 

sophomore Sarah Hamilton were 

key players in the Salem victory. 

Wheeler won the 400 with a 

meet-record time of 57.9 and was 

sixth in the 200. Hamilton was 

first in the 200 and second in the 

400. Both helped the Rocks win 

the 800 and 1.600 relays, also. 

• 'Sarah Maklns has 

become one of the 

elite hurdlers In the 

state In the 100s. I 

think she can go fast- 

er, and that could 

mean some points In 

the state meet.' 

Mark Gregor 

Salem track coach 

"Sarah is the heir apparent to 

the track queen around here 

(Wheeler), and she's a worthy 

athlete to pass that title along 

to," Gregor said. 

Salem junior Sarah Makins 

won the 100 hurdles, and the 

Rocks also got first in the 3,200 

relay. Stacy Witthoff and Courtney 

Sheldon were on the 3,200 

and 1,600 relay teams, too. 

"Sarah Makins has become one 

of the elite hurdlers in the state in 

the 100s," Gregor said. "I think 

she can go faster, and that could 

mean some points in the state 

meet. 

"That would be nice because 

she's such a hard worker and an 

enjoyable young lady. You like to 

see good things happen to those 

kids." 

Canton juniof Ndu Okwumabua 

set a meet record with a winning 

high jump of five feet/four 

inches, won the 100 dash an- 

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Canton victory: Ndu Okwumabua crosses the finish line 

first to win the 400-meter relay for the Chiefs. 

chored the winning 400 relay. 

"Ndu was tremendous. She had 

a great, great day," Przygodski 

said. "We talked about stepping 

up to the next level, and Ndu certainly 

has done that this year." 

The Chiefs also had first places 

from Selena Bastine in the discus 

and Lana Boroditsch in the 1,600. 

Stevenson had two winners and 

both ran impressive races in the 

finals. Stacy Prais edged Makins 

in the 300 hurdles, and A.J. Koritnik 

ran away from the field in 

the 3,200. 

Koritnik ran 11:21.4 to finish 

ahead of such fine runners as 

North Farmington's Emily Shively, 

teammate Bridget MacKinnon 

and Boroditsch. 

"Eleven-forty is as fast as 

(Boroditsch) has ever run," Przygodski 

said. "Koritnik is just a 

tremendous runner and so are 

Shively and MacKinnon. You run 

11:40 and finish fourth; what does 

that say about the level of competition?" 

The other winners were April 

Boyce, Western (800); Wendy 

Forster. Northville (long jump); 

and Lisa Rankev, Westland 

Glenn (shot put). 

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ST AFT WRITER 

Outstanding teams have their 

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all ability levels to make a suc- 

tlregur and 

Plymouth Cantoh made" that 

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girls track meet. 

Salem won the meet and Canton 

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"We knew Ndu (Okwumabua), 

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"But to do well in a meet like 

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"She had a state-qualifying 

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the 800 run when favored Stacy 

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And the house that goes with it If you've been 

thinking about moving from your current residence 

to the house of your dreams or from an apartment to 

a starter home, this is the time to do it 

The selection Is excellent (just check today's 

classified section). 

Those low interest rates are still available 

There are many financing options 

Purchasing a home has always been a wise 

decision, but current market conditions make rt even 

more attractrve 

In addition to that low interest rate, which means 

you'll get more for your money, you II find that 

mortgage lenders are offering a wide variety of 

financing options 

Thirty-year fixed mortgages are still available as 

well as many other financing alternatives 

First-time buyers are encouraged to purchase 

now through financing packages that allow small 

down payments 

After all. purchasing a home is one of the very 

best ways to build a solid financial foundation 

T H I S M E S S A G E B R O U G H T T O YOU B Y 

(Observer Êccentric 

C L A S S I F I E D A D V E R T I S I N G 

A home not only provides you with warmth 

and comfon. it also serves as a secure 

investment 

Equity m your home may be used as 

collateral, providing you with additional financial 

security 

An you can not only deduct the interest you 

pay on your mortgage, you can also deduct your 

property taxes 

So why not go shopping for a shady back 

yard and the wonderful house that goes with it 9 

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Hiding places: The century-old home offers Conor and 

Rory Margraf places to hide. 

How can a multiple car family 

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insurance rate. That makes their exceptional auto coverage 

and claims service even more attractive. 

So if you're a multiple car family trying to minimi?e insurance 

costs—call your "no problem" Auto-Owners agent and lind 

out how this discount can be "no problem" for you. 

America's Deck Builder 

Home from page 5C 

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In 1896, Allen married Kate 

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Lady of Good Counsel Church). 

The Main Street house was then 

occupied by Allen's brother, David, 

until his death in the 1920s, 

after which it stood vacant until it 

was purchased in 1926 by the Alfred 

Smith family. 

In 1949, the Allen home and 

two neighboring houses were purchased 

by the school district to 

make way for an addition to the 

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CITY OF PLYMOUTH 

, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 

Take noUce that the City Commission of the City of Plymouth has hereby scheduled 

a public hearing to be held on Monday, June 14, IMS at 7:00 ,M. in the 

Commission Chambers at City Hall, 201 S Main Street, for tbe purpose of: 

Consideration of an ordinance to amend the Development Plan and Tax Increment 

Financing Plan of the City of Plymouth Downtown Development Authority, 

for the purpose of amending the section regarding public facilities in the 

Downtown Development Authority District, and incorporating the Streetacape 

Plan and the recommendations of the Hyett-Palma Study 

The Downtown Development District boundaries, which are not proposed to be 

changed, are as follows 

. . . . . BOUNDARY OF CITY OF PLYMOUTH 

DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT 

AUTHORITY DISTRICT 

Take further notice that the City of Plymouth Downtown Development Authority 

Development Plan snd Tax Increment Financing Plan, including maps, proposed 

amendments, sod doiumonla proposed to be incorporated by refer ance 

therein, are available for public impaction st the City Clerk's office from: 

• 30 A M to 5 M P M Monday thru Friday beginning Tesaday. May It, 

1993 

LINDA J LANGME8SER 

atyi 

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT: 

high school. Robert JollifFee 

bought the house and moved it to 

its present site on Adams Street, 

where he converted it to apart 

menu. 

House moved 

In its new location, the Allen 

house was rental property for 

about 30 years, passing through 

different owners, and falling into 

disrepair. In 1986, it was bought 

by old house enthusiasts David 

and Kate Solomon, who painstSk- 

Boutique' 

r20% OFF I 

1 tuB pncod item 

(1 per customer) 

COUPON EXP 6/30/93 | 

L 

Children - Newborn - 14 

Ladies 1-20 

Women s 16v*-26vj 

Toys - Game Rental - 

Crafts - Accessories 

NOW ACCEPTING SPRING 

& SUMMER CONSIGNMENTS 

Please Take Notice that tbe annual election of the school district will be held 

on Monday. June 14.1993 

THE POLLS OF ELECTION WILL OPEN AT 7 O'CLOCK IN THE MORN- 

ING AND CLOSE AT 8 O'CLOCK IN THE EVENING. 

At the annual school election there will be elected one (1) member to the 

board of education of the district for a full term of four (4) years ending in 1997 

THE FOLLOWING PERSONS HAVE BEEN NOMINATED TO FILL SUCH 

VACANCYOES): 

Steve Kllljaacxyk 

William My en 

against all property in Plymouth-Can ton Community Schools. Wayne 

and Washtenaw Counties. Michigan, be increased by 17.74 mills ($17 74 

on each |1,000.00) oo state equalized valuation for a period of 2 years. 

1993 and 1994, to provide additional funds for operating purposes (this 

being a renewal of 17 74 mills for operating purposes which expired 

with the 1992 tax levy)? 

n MILLAGE PROPOSITION 

Shall the limitation oo the amount of taxes which may be assessed 

against all property in Plymouth-Canton Community Schools, Wayne 

and Washtenaw Counties, Michigan, be increased by 4 mills (M 00 on 

each $1,000.00) oo state equalized valuation for a period of 2 years, 

1993 and 1994. to provide additional funds for operating purposes'' 

ON JUNE 2, 1993, THE ELECTORS OF THE STATE OF MICHIGAN 

WILL BE VOTING ON AN AMENDMENT TO THE MICHIGAN CONSTI- 

TUTION OF 19*3 WHICH WILL MATERIALLY CHANGE THE METHOD 

OF FINANCING SCHOOLS. IF THIS AMENDMENT IS APPROVED. IT 

WILL NOT BE NECESSARY FOR THE ELECTORS OF THIS SCHOOL 

DISTRICT TO VOTE ON PROPOSITIONS I AND • ABOVE. IF THE 

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT IS APPROVED BY THE ELECTORS. 

PROPOSITIONS I AND • SET FORTH ABOVE WILL NOT BE SUBMIT- 

TED AT THE ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION. HOWEVER IT WILL, IN 

THAT EVENT, BE NECESSARY TO REQUEST APPROVAL OF THE 

ELECTORS OF ADDITIONAL OPERATING MILLAGE FOR THE 

SCHOOL DISTRICTS 1993 OPERATING TAX LEVY AND PROPOS1 

TION "A" SET FORTH BELOW WILL THEN BE PRESENTED TO THE 

ELECTORS OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT AT THE JUNE 14. 1993 ANNU- 

AL SCHOOL ELECTION. 

ALTERNATE BALLOT PROPOSITION 

(TO BE VOTED UPON IF PROPOSITION "A" IS APPROVED BY THE 

ELECTORS OF THE STATE OF MICHIGAN ON JUNE 2, 1993) 

ingiy restored it to its original 

splendor. 

The foyer shows off a serpen-. 

tine wooden staircase leading to a 

second floor landing. The large 

front parlor now serves as the living 

room. Margraf has added an 

oak fireplace to one wall, and is 

painting a fireplace screen. 

Upstairs, the 10-foot ceilingB 

easily accommodate the yellow 

pine, canopy bed of the master 

bedroom, with room to spare for a 

ceiling fan. Above the windows 

TREE AND LAWN BEAUTY 

AMERICAS 

ORIGINAL TREE AND 

GROUNDS CARE 

COMPANY 

Now Scheduling Treatments 

on White Birch 

and 

Crab .Apple Trees 

ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION 

NOTICE OF ANNUAL ELECTION OF THE ELECTORS OF 

PLYMOUTH-CANTON COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 

WAYNE AND WASHTENAW COUNTIES, MICHIGAN 

TO BE HELD JUNE 14, 1993 

This 4-mill operating millage request. If approved, together with the 19 26 - 

mills authorized for levy in 1993, pursuant to the amendment to the Michigan 

Constitution of 19*3 approved by the electors of the State of Michigan 

on June 2, 1993, and pursuant to implementing legislation, shall be authorized 

operating millage for four (4) years, 1993 to 1994, inclusive 

PROPOSITION A 

OPERATING MILLAGE PROPOSITION ABOVE MAXIMUM 

AUTHORIZED BY CONSTITUTION AND IMPLEMENTING LEGISLA- 

TION 

Shall tbe limitation on the amount of taxes which may be assessed 

against all property in Plymouth-Canton Community Schools. Wayne 

and Washtenaw Counties. Michigan, be increased by 4 mills ($4 00 on 

each $1.000 00) oo state equalised valuation for a period of 4 years. 

1993 to 1994. inclusive, to provide additional funds for operating per 

P 0 ** 1 

PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that the Regular Biennial Election of 

Schoolcraft Community College. Michigan, will be held at the same Ume and at 

the same voting places as the ammal school election on Monday. June 14. 1993. 

and will be conducted by the same school officials for those electors of the 

community college district residing In this school district. 

At the Regular Biennial Election there will be elected two (2) members for 

the office of Community College District Trustee for full terms ot six («) years 

ending June M. 1999. and one (1) member for the office of Community College 

District Trustees for an unexpired term of four (4) years ending June $0. 1997 

THE FOLLOWING PERSONS HAVE BEEN NOMINATED TO FILL SUCH 

VACANCIES: 

SCHOOLCRAFT COMMUNITY COLLEGE 

SDS YEAR TERMS 

John J Wafeah 

Patricia L Watson 

SCHOOLCRAFT COMMUNITY COLLEGE 

POUR YEAR TERM 

Richard J. DeVrtea 

ID- 

THE VOTING PLACETS) ARE AS FOLLOWS 

•NO 1 

Voting Place Central WMt SchooL The first precinct of all of City 

Precinct No l and aO af City Pmdnet No » 

PUCMCTNat 

Voting Place Calif are Biuiill' SehaaL The second precinct constats of all 

of Canton Township Precinct No 1. all of Canton TowunMp Precinct 

No 14. all of Canton TwnsnM|i Precinct No 11, all of Ca» 

ton Township Precinct Ne U. and all of Canton Township Precinct 

No 21 

TC 

are hand-painted arches of flowers 

and ivy, done by Kate Solomon. 

Margraf has carried on this 

theme with ivy-covered shades, 

ivy-filled sconces, and stems of 

ivy, used as curtain tie-becks. 

The bathroom has lots of white 

tile, windows on two sides, recessed 

soffit lighting. 

"So many people have lived 

here and influenced the house," 

Margraf said. "We think of ourselves 

as the latest occupant*. 

The bottom line is, it's home." 

For Your Free Yard 

Inspection and Analysis 

Call: 

459-8690 

8100 Rhonda 

Canton, MI 4818^ 

PRECINCT NO. 3 

Voting Place lsbester Elemeatary School. The third precinct consists of all of 

City Precinct No. 4 and all of Plymouth Township Precinct No 5. 

and all of Plymouth Township Precinct No 14. 


Voting Place Starkweather Elemeatary School The fourth precinct consists of 

all of City Precinct No. 1 and all of City Precinct No 2 

PRECINCT NO 5 

Voting Place: Allen Elementary School. Tbe fifth precinct consists of all of 

Plymouth Township Precinct No. 3, all of Plymouth Township 

Precinct No. 4, and all of Plymouth Township Precinct No 9. 


Voting Place: West Middle School- The sixth precinct consists of all of Plymouth 

Township Precinct No. 12. all of Plymouth Township Precinct 

No 15, and all territory of the school district located in 

Salem Township. 


Voting Place Farraad Elemeatary School. Tbe seventh precinct consists of all 

; ?RH3NCT N: 

Voting Place Pic gel Elementary School. Tbe 

of aD of 

No 6. and all of Plymouth Township Precinct No. 10 


Voting Place: Miller Elementary SchooL Tbe ninth precinct consists of all of 

Canton Township Precinct No. 4 and all of Canton Township Precinct 

No. 13. 


Voting Place Haisiag Elementary School. The tenth precinct consists of all of 

Canton Township Precinct No. 7, all of Can too Township Precinct 

No. 12. and all of Canton Township Precinct No. 24 


Voting Place: Ericfcssoa Elemeatary School. n»e eleventh precinct consists of 

all of Canton Township Precinct No. 9, and all of Canton Township 

Precinct No. 14. 


Voting Place Field Elementary SchooL The twelfth precinct consists of all of 

Canton Township Precinct No. 5 and all of Canton Township Precinct 

No. 18. 


Voting Place Canton High SchooL The thirteenth precinct consists of all of 

Canton Township Precinct No. I, all of Canton Township Precinct 

No. 11, all of Canton Township Precinct No. 14, all of Canton 

Township Precinct No. 17, all of Canton Township Precinct No 

19. and all territory of tbe school district located in Superior 

Township 


Voting Place: Bird Elementary SchooL The fourteenth precinct consists of all 

of Plymouth Township Precinct No. 7 and all of Plymouth Township 

Precinct No. 11. 


Voting Place: Pioneer Middle SchooL The fifteenth precinct consists of all of 

Plymouth Township Precinct No. 4. all of Plymouth Township 

Precinct No 13, and all of Plymouth Township Precinct No. 14. 

All school electors who are registered with the city or township clerk of the 

city or township in which they reside are eligible to vote at this election 

STATEMENT AS REQUIRED BY ACT 274 OF PUBLIC ACTS OF 1944 

Amending the Piupeitj Tax Limitation Act 

L RAYMOND J. WOJTOWK2. County Treasurer of Wayne County, Mkhlgaa. 

do certify that aa of April 29. 1993, the total of all voted Increases in exeess of 

tbe Constitutional fifteen mill tax rate limitation and the years such Increases 

are effective are as follows affecting the ta Table property ot Lecal Unit: 

Lacal IMi 

Comtyof Wtyoe 

Wtftt Canty Reponai 

EdseaOoaal Seme* Agesry 

1 «yae Caasty Jail 

Caattn Tounrtap 

NortkriQe TOVMUIP 

PtrnosthCaoun 

Ciiiwimfj Sckooh 

Date Apnl 2J 1M1 

Dak of Qertiaa VstMbercaa a TonhsueDf 

A«K 7. IIM 1 mill 1M3 tfers 1(M lsch 

A*aBlll7« 1 mill 1*3 ladefmteb 

Nov t. 1M 1 mill iHJ bdefiaueb 

A«ssMM( I 1M tfers 1997 lsch 

Naae 

tost 

Now 

W 

Fttnm 17. ltt» IIMmilh 

Kant 

Nose 

1M tfers IMC lsch 

RAYMOND J nxmma 

Way* Csety Traasew 

I, Nancy L Davis. County Treasurer of the County of W« w. State ol 

Michigan, do certify that according to MCLA 211.203 Sec J (JV and the lecorda 

of this Office, as of April M. 1993. the total ot all voted iacreaaes over and above 

the tax voted limitation estabhshsd by the Constitution ot the Stat* of MW-higaa 

ia Local Units of government affecting the taxable property la Washtenaw 

County, State of Michigan. In said County is as follow* 

County of Washtenaw 

REQUESTING UNIT 

Salem Tdftrnahip 

Superior Charter Township 

Washtenaw Community Collage 

Schoolcraft Community CoOage 

Wayne Intermediate School District 

Plymouth-Canton School District 

Dated. April 24 1993 

Aaa Arbor. Michigan 

This Notice Is given by order of the I 

0 25 Mill 19*4 4 Future 

0 25 Mill 19*4-1994 lncl 

4 » Mill 1993-1995 

NONE 

1 94 Mill 19*9-1*93 Ind 

2 54 Mills 1994-1994 Ind 

125 Mills 19** A Future 

4 79 Mill 19*7 4 Future 

9 M Mill 19*4 4 Future 

194 Mill I*** 4 Future 

14 94 MUla 19*7-199* 

KENNETH R SCHWARTZ 

DAVID P. ARTLEY 

I Ml

SUB MASON, EDITOR 

963-3131 

CHRISTINA FUOCO, MUSIC WRITER 

953 2130 

8C(F)* Stree 

BY LISA RUDY 

- SPECIAL WRJTEH 

When you first reach the Stage, you'll probably 

find yourself inwardly moaning "Oh. no." (1 know 

I did.) But if you can get past the dumpy, out-ofdate 

looking outside appearances of this eat in/ 

takeout restaurant and deli, you just might be 

pleasantly surprised. 

Not that the inside is any more aesthetically 

pleasing, but imagine yourself being able to accept 

the fact that when this place was new (a mere 35 

years ago) when yellow Formica tables and orange 

vinyl-covered chairs and booths were en vogue. My 

guess is, however, that even in 1958, more than a 

few pair of legs stuck to those seats on a hot summer 

day. 

The Stage's menu features a large and interesting 

enough selection, so prepare yourself for a good 

read before ordering. Although this place is considered 

to be a Jewish deli, hot spicy chili is offered 

right along side cold borscht, and if your 

leery of sinking your tooth into marinated herring 

jp sour cream, you can always order a "Swankee 

^|>ankee,"an innocent-looking hot dog, filled with 

cheese and wrapped in bacon. 

Homemade soups are a hot ticket on the menu, 

and if you happen to order the matzo ball soup, 

you're in for good laugh. Don't get me wrong — the 

soup's great. It's just that this particular matzo 

ball is one of the biggest I've seen and you're liable 

to draw a crowd around your bowl. 

The Stage also offers a unique selection of salads 

— colorful fruit salads, tangy salads with 

herring and Greek olives, and a real scar. 1 salad 

called the Charlie Manos Salad Bowl that consists 

of crisp lettuce topped with julienne TONGUE 

(geez, how else would you slice it?), turkey and 

anchovies. You, of course, get to pick the dressing. 

Under the heading of "Never Too Late." 

Huge ain't-get^your- moutJT-around-them sand- 

ever have will be the things that will bring you 

back to the stage for an encore. And the meats 

used in these sandwiches are lean — you honestly 

won't have to tear your sandwich apart to find the 

"good" parts. Tasty potato salad or a huge plate of 

fried onion rings go well with any sandwich selection. 

And their rice pudding is fantastic. Cheesecake, 

apple strudel, and yeah, even Jell-0 are listed 

among the sweets. The guys behind the deli counr 

will even whip you up a malt or an ice cream 

sundae, if you wish. 

It seemed as though the Stage had enough of-a 

stash in their pantry to make anything. What's 

more, the staff was more than accommodating. So 

relax, pull up a vinyl-covered chair. And don't 

worry about your legs sticking to the seat; they've 

put in air conditioning since 1958. 

Stage Delicatessen & Restaurant 

13821 W. Nine Mile Road, 

Oak Park 

548-1111 

11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday - Saturday 

There's just something truly spontaneous about 

The Great Northern that leaves you on the edge of 

your seat. At first glance, this place seems to harbor 

all the makings of an up-north lodge with a 

southwestern flair. But once you're seated and are 

able to look around, you begin to get the feeling 

that you've stumbled on to one of the most distinctive, 

unusual restaurants around. 

Surprises are everywhere in this open air, threeroom 

establishment; and the Great Northern's interior 

beckons you to investigate every nook and 

cranny. The place is kind of like a museum. Or is 

it a gymnasium 0 An Indian reservation? Maybe a 

hunting lodge? It might just be a Greek coliseum. 

Who knows . . . 

It's hard to tell, because you'll be sitting next to 

what appears to be a tree trunk and as your eyes 

wander upward, you'll spot a beautiful Greek column 

at the top. Fun. While you're admiring the 

beautiful Navajo tapestries, lining many of the 

booths and and doorways, don't be surprised if 

you hear the sounds of a nearby basketball game. 

The Great Northern houses an enclosed mini basketball 

court for patrons interested in perfecting 

their swish-shots (no one-on-one allowed). 

Copper Bald Eagle chandeliers hang from the Aframe 

ceiling in the main dining area; varied, original 

birdhouses poke out of several different corners; 

and snowshoes. birch bark kayaks, sailboats 

and a larger than life hunting license make up 

many of the features that make this place a constant 

visual treat. 

The Grtft Northsm 

6199 Orchard Lake Road} 

West Bloomfield 

539-3290 

11 a.m. to 10p.m Tuesday - 

Thursday 

11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Friday-Saturday 

1-9p.m. Sunday 

S«« KATft, 10C 

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Movies, Page 9C 

Personals, Page 11C 

MONDAY, MAY 31, 1993 

Harmony: 

Sometimes 

Why — Dave 

Dean, Kenneth 

Karasek, 

John Taminski 

and Jeff 

Pelione — 

honed the 

skill at 

blending 

their melody 

and harmony 

with the 

groove on 

stage at an 

early age. 

Sometimes Why has the answer 

SPECIAL WRITER 

With influences like The Alarm, U2, the Red Hot Chili 

Peppers, The Beatles and Led Zepplin, you might 

There is no looking back for the 

four-member band Sometimes Why, 

even though today the members 

laugh about their past. 

"We played a lot of shows with 

our parents in the audience only because 

(club owners) wouldn't let us 

play otherwise," said John Taminski, 

remembering when he and fellow 

bandmates were too young to 

perform. "It gave us a stage presence. 

It was kind of a live rehearsal." 

Today with the average age of the 

members at 20, the band uses its 

past as a foundation to construct 

what they hope will be a career. 

In preproduction for recording its 

first release, band members hope 

their alternative rock sound will appeal 

to radio listeners, their main 

goal. 

"It's hard for local bands, not say- 

ing i fiii i •ryiTrriig n ii in rim 

we do have a contract, because I do 

realize that many local bands have 

contracts with local labels and not 

so local labels, but I think with a 

label behind your stuff and a producer 

and studio behind your stuff, 

it might be easier to get on the radio," 

Taminski said. 

• STREET BEATS 

Each member contributes musical 

ideas, influenced by such 

groupss as The Alarm, U2 and the 

Red Hot Chili Peppers. Nevertheless, 

the members say they examine 

their musical roots which include 

The Beatles and Led Zepplin for inspiration. 

"From the time I can remember 

this was the stuff my dad listened 

to," said drummer Kenneth 

Karasek, a Troy resident. "When 

Dave (Dean) and I got together we 

looked at our dad's record collections 

and there were a lot of harmony 

groups like Simon and Garfun- 

harmony with the grocve and the riff 

sic alternative. 

"I don't want you to get the idea 

that because we are into these classic 

groups that we are some classic 

rock band," Dean added. "It all 

comes out of us differently and obviously 

it's modern coming out of us." 

However, it comes out, the band 

discovered that the best way to write 

is to simply play together and feed 

off their energy, therefore developing 

up to 60 songs. 

"What I find is that when we jam 

and come up with something it 

seems to be the most energetic stuff; 

the stuff with the biggest groove to 

it," Dean said. 

"To me, I haven't heard one that I 

dislike," Karasek added, "we just 

keep getting better and better and 

song ideas keep coming faster and 

especially now we've been learning a 

lot of songs and as you can imagine 

it spears everyone on." 

The guitar-based songs contain 

subject matter obtained from a 

broad spectrum which tbe band 

social, political td-ftAs," Karasek 

"I've cheapened him," inteijected 

Dean with a laugh. 

"He was writing cheap love songs, 

and I loved it," Karasek said about 

Dean's work. "My first love of music 

was The Beatles and it reminded us 

so much of that and I was getting off 

onto U2-Fresh Basething, so lately 

I've been writing love songs. Dave, I 

don't know what he's writing about 

. . . not-so-cheap love." 

Sometimes Why will perform with 

Verve Pipe, Groovespoon, Majesty 

Crush, The Charm Farm, Rhythm 

Corps, BOP (harvey) and Black 

Market at Summer Jam "93 near 

Cafe Mas in Waterford, 11 a.m. to 

midnight Saturday, June 5. A portion 

of the proceeds will benefit the 

Midwest AIDS Prevention Project. 

For more information, call 666-2030 

Wallflowers don't shy from stagelights 

BY CHRISTINA FUOCO 


Wallflowers lead singer Jakob 

The 

Wallflowers: 

Members include 

Rami 

Jaffe (from 

left), Peter 

Yanowitz, 

Jakob Dylan 

(sitting forward) 

and 

Tobi Miller. 

Monday, May 31 

With Clarenc* Gatemooth Brown. CNs«< 

Bros and Motor City Blues Protect st Phoenix 

Plaza Amphitheatre. Pontiac 

334-1999 

Tuesday, June I 

DAMN TAfWtt 

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be able to take the chance of 

there being resentment. 

It is possible that your friend 

will understand your point of 

view, but the greater possibility 

is that she will be hurt. My 

advice is to cut thingB clean. 

However, to do this you will 

have to be able to handle the 

fallout, most likely bad feelings. 

Your call brought to mind a 

problem I struggle with as a 

therapist, as a friend and as 

the writer of this column. 

Sometimes people in need 

want to confide in me. They 

write letters or call on the 

phone. Often, I want very much 

to lend my ear one time, then 

the person at the other end 

comes to rely on its presence. 

That misleads them because 

time would not allow for it to 

be available. 

I solve this dilemma by setting 

up clear boundaries for 

myself. 1 often wish 1 could offer 

more to others but I have 

been in your position, not because 

of difficulty with intimacy 

but with time. It was painful 

to disappoint people who had 

come to count on my unlimited 

attention and so I began to 

practice prevention. For your" 

sake, I hope you have learned 

your lesson. 

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Much to like about Branagh's 'Ado' 

BY JOHN MONAGHAN 


Anyone who doesn't believe in 

the timeleaa quality of Shakespeare 

should catch "Much Ado 

About Nothing," a new film adaptation 

of The Bard currently at 

The Maple. The infectiously jolly 

story of romance and villainy in 

17th-century Italy comes alive 

through Kenneth Branagh's immensely 

clever translation. 

Branagh, who brought "Henry 

V" to the screen in 1989, and reallife 

wife Emma Thompson head 

the cast. They play Benedick and 

Beatrice, confirmed bachelor and 

bachelorette, who spend all of 

their time together exchanging insults. 

Of course, their quick wits 

only hide their paaaion for each 

other. 

Both are delightful. When the 

two are tricked into believing that 

they love each other, both drop 

their spinster ways and go loopy 

with love. He splashes up to his 

knees in a fountain. She rocks 

wildly on a tree swing. Branagh, 

A sampling of what's playing at 

alternative movie theaters across 

metro Detroit, as reviewed by 

John Monaghan. 

• MAPLE THEATER 

4135 W. Maple Road, Bloomfield 

Hills. Call 855-9090 for show 

times. ($5.75 eveningB; $2.95 

twilight.) 

"Like Water for Chocolate" 

(Mexico — 1992). A lonely woman 

puts all her energies into creating 

unforgettable meals in this blend 

of fantasy and drama. As with the 

Danish hit "Babette's Feast," you 

won't want to watch on an empty 

stomach. 

"Much Ado About Nothing" 

(USA — 1993). Kenneth Branagh 

THE WTCHJCa 

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Wed. ft Tksrt. 1200-300 p.*. 

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•LOST* rouro- 

not afraid of goofing it up a bit, 

melda the two images into a montage 

backed by Patrick Doyle's 

lilting musical score. 

The great Denzel Washington 

plays Prince Don Pedro, who 

rides into town with his merry 

man. They will rest for a month in 

the pictureaque Italian villa 

owned by the Prince's friend, Leonato 

(Richard Briers). The visit is 

filled with the usual Shakespearean 

touches — mistaken 

identity, verbal sparring and true 

love whose course never runs 

smooth. 

The credit sequence sets the 

happy tone, as the Prince's arrival 

sends the villa into a frenzy. The 

women head upstairs for primping 

and new frocks, their naked 

• bodies revealed tastefully by the 

camera. Don Pedro's men arrive 

apd strip for a cleansing swim, 

enthusiastically preparing for the 

revelry at hand. 

With "Much Ado," Branagh 

has found a medium ground with 

the Shakespeare directors (Orson 

delightful film adaptation of the 

popular comedy. Branagh, reallife 

wife Emma Thompson, Michael 

Keaton, Denzel Washington 

and Keanu Reeves star. 

• MCHIOAN THEATER 

603 E. Liberty, Ann Arbor. Call 

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show times. ($5; $4 students and 

senior citizens.) 

"Volere Volare" (Italy — 1991), 

through June 3. Maurizio Nichetti, 

the director of "The Icicle 

Thief," also stars as a voice artist 

for cartoons who finds himself 

slowly turning into an animated 

character himself. 

"Tous Les Matins Du Monde" 

(France — 1992), through June 

ears ana ey 

Corneau. 

MOVIES 

Welles and Laurence Olivier 

among them) who preceded him. 

He employs a bankable cast, an 

appealing visual style and juat 

enough reverence to the source so 

that English majors won't picket 

the theater. 

Branagh's aim to please sometimes 

goes astray, which isn't surprising 

with all the personalities 

at work. 

SCREEN SCENE 

A feast for-the-- 

"I am a man of few words," says 

Keanu Reeves as Don Pedro's 

half brother, and we're glad of it. 

Reeves, who butchered an English 

accent in "Bram Stoker's 

Dracula," is best seen and not 

heard. He slinks around effectively 

as the sharp-bearded evildoer 

who sets young lovers Claudio 

and Hero (Robert Sean Leonard 

and Kate Beckinsale, both quite 

good) at odds on their wedding 

day. 

"The Match Factory Girl" (Finland 

— 1989), June 4-11. Director 

Aki Kaurismaki before his international 

acclaim with "Ariel" and 

"Leningrad Cowboys." This time 

the focus is on a young girl 

weighed down by her tedious job 

and dysfunctional family. 

"Like Water for Chocolate" 

(Mexico — 1992). A lonely woman 

puts all har energies into creating 

unforgettable meals in this blend 

of fantasy and drama. As with the 

Danish hit "Babette's Feast," you 

won't want to watch on an empty 

stomach. 

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IOC* The Observer/ MONDAY. MAY 31, 1993 

'Hot Shots!' sequel: As parodies go, it's non-original 

America is in criaia. Once 

again, brave patriots on foreign 

soil have been taken hostage by a 

malevolent despot bent on exact- 

ing revenge on the United States. 

President Tug Benson (Lloyd 

Bridges) wants action — and he 

knows only one man can do the 

job. And that man is "Topper' 

Harley (Charlie Sheen). 

Topper Harley returns to action 

at the behest of the president in 

"Hot Shots! Part Deux," the 

sequel to the international come- 

dy hit of 1991. 

After three failed missions, the 

president turns to Topper — to 

head a commando team into ene- 

my territory to rescue the men 

who went in to get the men who 

went in to get the men . , . 

Twentieth Century Fox pre- 

sents "Hot Shots! Part Deux," a 

J i m Abrahams film starring 

Charlie Sheen, Lloyd Bridges. 

Valeria Golino, Brenda Bakke 

and Richard Crenna. Jim Abra- 

hams directs from a screenplay by 

J i m Abrahams and Pat Proft, who 

is also executive producer. Bill 

Badalato is producer. Greg Nor- 

berg and Michael M c M a n u s serve 

as associate producers. 

"So many sequels seem to be 

just expensive remakes of the 

original." said writer/director J i m 

Abrahams. "We wanted to do 

something different and expen- 

sive. Since this is parody, we 

wanted to move into a different 

genre — besides, we kind of ran 

out of Hying jokes." 

T o describe in detail the plot of 

"Hot Shots! Part Deux" would be 

to describe any number of other 

movies that were just as funny — 

they just didn't know it. 

" 'No originality' " is our cre- 

do," said Abrahams. " W h a t we 

set out to do first was to find a 

genre that takes itself seriously, 

and that whole genre of "going in 

to get the guys' is a genre that 

takes itself very seriously. Then, 

keeping in mind our motto — No 

originality — we had to steal our 

loves stories and our bad guy sto- 

ries and the rest of our stories 

from real movies." 

From "Rambo III," the film- 

makers found the inspiration to 

place Topper in a monastery at 

the outset of the film, where he 

lives peacefully among affection- 

starved monks. 

They added a new element to 

the character, which would find 

Topper exposing a whole new side 

of himself. 

" W h e n Charlie read the script, 

he must have said, 'Whoops, I'm 

going to be running around with 

my shirt off this whole movie. I'd 

better do something.' " 

"I've been an athlete m y whole 

life and kept in pretty good shape, 

but I knew I had to take it to a 

different level in this film," said 

Sheen. 

He flew to Maui with a personal 

trainer and a cook, setting up an 

Eats from page 8C 

There's just something truly 

spontaneous about The Great 

Northern that leaves you on the 

edge of your seat. At first glance. 

this place seems to harbor all the 

makings of an up-north lodge 

with a southwestern flair. But 

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Paycheck's Lounge. 2932 CanlfT. Ham- 

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With Ethos and Calume BHss at Pay 

checks Lounge. 2932 CantfT, Ham- 

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874-09&9 

Saturday, June 5 

With Orangutang and Booedub at AMn's, 

5756 Cass. DetnXt. (alternative rock) 

832-2355 

Rhythm Corps. Verve Pipe, Groovespoon, 

Majesty Crush and BOP (harvey) perform 

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Clarkstor. (rock) Show starts at 6.30 p.m. 

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BINGO: 6:00 p.m.- 

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J A M I N fit J.P. E X P R E S S 

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WHITE. 

I GOT ALL A*, atlraorye affluent. 

lxvohCed white male eccum*- 

JtDort AyaaQt »W3» »rt*te male, 

ling 

lerriela 21-37 Witt> •Knur atlriCxjiet 

You won't be tarry • 45177 

A DOMINANT white man, 39 M U 

edveniurout. wmie «mir 

Curious? • **S73 

A HANDSOME. TALL skm male. 36 

easy gome. linanaaPy aeci if. would 

lae lo mssl a young. attractive. eexy 

maw wtio rn.es romantic encounters 

end more • 44021 

ALL MEN aren I tie samel Single 

wrtfte mate. 25. 5 8' 155 lb* wtn 

dart brown naar. blue eyea Hona«. 

caring, aneclionate. eaay gong. 

Tlnancsaay 1 emotionally secure I 

en|oy a wide vanaty ot ntereeU 

See* mg temê 16-30 »*4 140 

A REAL DOMINANT, experienced 

mate eeeM oeooeite type, amoere 

lam ate lor mutuetly eicrtlng tl 

• 4 

caled. emotionatfy' xxntuafy oeec 

• m i sincere aam wrvte laiiiata. 25- 

36 tor a retationaMp » 45178 

turuovmg smgi 

mala. 20. sincere, mailgenl. 5 10' 

i»4 seetts single lemate 18-24, 

•e. good 

poeaibte releftonsMc 

A VERY pood looking. 33 yeer old 

Wfwte mate who enjoys «>orts, dm- 

ing out. travel * romantic ewerMnga. 

looking tor attractive, peote. wnne 

lemela. 22-32 • 45007 

BIG TEDOY BEAR 8 beerded, per 

led toy tor a oood gm over 25 True 

beer has P H 0 . M mm. athletic ar- 

tWe, Troy homeowner * 45112 

Black brother Seeks white Me- 

ter tor lun tknee. Cat today tor the 

excitement ol your Mel ' » 44101 

Rece no obfect 

A RESERVATION tor Two sincere, 

lovable, smote white, temeie. 21-27 

lo (Otn tha S 170*> divorced white 

male. 25, tor friendship & romantic 

retetKmsfrp »44192 

ARE VOU adventurous, • ( trying 

new tfunga. hawig tun. eaetisnd get 

aweyv s sum wrvte I em els age 20- 

30. if so im 28 . 82", 180 lba» 

45193 

A TALL, divorced white male, Men- 

der late 40 *. non smoker emotlon- 

a*y ,'flnancia«y secure, tome—hat 

race looking, good Hum would uke 

to meet slender lady, mce Agura. be- 

tween 35-45 who i flexible 8 reeas- 

tfc. over 5 2 tor poeMbte long term 

reietionahic • 45185 

ATTENTIVE WMIe KmgW (owl) A* 

6 3 230 K>* iRVer tenntsar cud- 

aier racer, iicuzzierl seek* trwviH 

demure (free to travel) Oamaei ALL 

answered •45108 

ATTRACTIVE, affluent Oakland 

County married executive, while 

mala 50"*, 6 kind caring Seek* 

. 30- 

CORRtCT YOUR WAYSI Maatertul. 

44069 dominant, pasaionate white male 

eeek* effectionate. ooen-mmded. 

eubmaaive whita 'emale tor discrete 

adventuroua ancountars V 45040 

0APPER. DEBONAIR Black Mate 

31. looking for a lu( figured white 

iale 2S-38 who en| 

•port*, part*, 

dinners 

n>oy« dlntng. 

• Ught 

f 45206 

DISCRETE Interracial relationship 

wanted I'm Heck. 29 nandaome. 

have afternoons tree You're white, 

pretty, peaatonete * 44102 

DIVORCED white mala. 28 5'r. 

180 lb* envoys motorcydee. the 

outdoors or fust having fun - seeks 

white female 25-32, with same for 

ton loving time* • 45113 

DIVORCED White, mate. 39, 5'10 ". 

175ib*. blue eye*. ftnancu#y secure 

Looking tor lemate 28-40 HoCXaee 

include golt. cooking & dining out 

• 45148 

45 tor ton relatiore/up •44199 

DIVORCED white mete 36. 220, car- 

ing honeet. romantic. Ikae movtea. 

plcnica, motorcyda*. *eek* temaM 

tor poeetble relationship petite. 25- 

35. smokmg/klds o.k •45154 

CLASSIC GENTLEMAN 

Smgte white male 20. rvendeome 

wea-buHt *han> Jreaasr honeet. 

succeeeha car ear -employed prolee 

•tonal SM *tudying.. enjoys auaty 

time, mualc aet-a-wey*. M finer 

trvng* Would Ike to meet an hon- 

eei attractive « eleeey young 

woman tor fnenda#ilp *r« No 

amokers.'drinker*, plaaaa •45179 

CONSIDERATE understandktg » 

*eitu« dominant attiaclme Men- 

der dlecreet whrte mate. 40'* aeek* 

a ar>y autmveaive attractNe ImiiMii 

lor edventuroue 'Of playing 

• 45014 

CUTE «! Single Whrte Mate 5 8~ 

35 yr* old I m honeet. caring, 

and trusting Seek the 

I know you're out 

DIVORCED white male. 40 

coming out of long 

ka attractive «»iite iMi'iala tor 

monagamoue. but ifcefmi retanorv- 

• 45180 

DIVORCED WHITE male 43. 6 /215 

Adventuroua. open minded, honeet. 

amcere. humorou* Mia* tide. mo»- 

•e* aancmg we** non amoker 

Race? Age" 5 WeeOand • 45133 

EDOtE MURPHY TWIN (without me 

neyl nilai ehUe iMmata Walk- 

ing. ta** . 8 good looking • 45144 

HEY GOOO LOOKING, I'm an at- 

tractive 28 yeer old. white, divorced, 

laiiaineat owner, looking tor an at- 

tractNe lernal* for ton. Irene 8 pos- 

sible commitment • 45076 

HONESTLY HANDSOME divorced 

white mate. 32. 5'6", ISO fee. Would 

Mke to meet any attractive petite 

female for friendship and hopetoay a 

• 45052 

HUMOROUS motivated Cethoac 

angle white male, 37. 5'a - '. « pro- 

leeaionM Seeks Dim. bright, smgte 

45045 

HUMOROUS Smgte White Mele Si 

handaome. ton lovtng. independent. 

no klda. flnanclaVy 8 emotionaay ae- 

cure. seeks same ri attractive angle 

• 45128 

rr"S REAL SIMPLE! Reaped, truet 8 

paaalonl 41. attractive funny di- 

vorced leaking bright. Kmny ta*. 

iitalonary tor exdualve. wonderfu. 

freeing reletloneho • 45175 

LlMrTED TIME ONLY White, di- 

vorced mate. 50 with varied mtereet 

seek* tomeone lor monogemoue 

reletlonahlp who wm take the time lo 

know aomebody • 44945 

36 r R OLD white mala, looking lor 

rig. lamanne women. 25 jt* 8 up 

tor committing rsaafionamp leedh^g 

loenrde fam*r 8 uda • 45156 

MARKED WHITE MALE we8 bu«. 

•hip with while unmhtoNed ledy her 

•De. age statu* unimportant Long 

term wMh ngM parson • 450*1 

SMGIE BLACK MALE. JO, 5 5" rv- 

btack lemate or angle white larr Ma 

tor trtendalvp 8 km mo ilea together 

• 45059 

thre. phyatcairy 

iMfiale Bat»een 23-33 tor ton mm- 

me» ughts 8 romanOc evening*.® 

45169 

MARRIED Aftractwe Itt white mala, 

age 32. dommam. aeek* mamed/ 

angle i em ale for peaaionate. dia- 

creet momng* 8 aflemoone Aae 

ummponant •44642 

MARRIED White male. 6'. a6m. al 

tractive, ftnendaay aecure. haaWti 

conectoue. aeeks a ormHtvm relation- 

ahlp Wtemale 44 t tor aportv dtrv- 

mg. 8 fun time* •45104 

MARRIED WHITE Male, 36. 5"1l. 

170. aeaki married or angle petite 

whrta lamata. 25-45. for IileixWap 8 

r44i5i 

SINGLE. JEWISH mala. 32. above 

average looks *harp mmd, would 

like to meet the lame. raHglon nv 

tor aummer mghts and 

too • 45219 

SINGLE jewoh mate. 33. who's free 

8 wotrfd aka to be your key to ad- 

venture 8 mcradlble Km Blue eyea. 

fit. aeeks angle white lemala. 24-35 

with good aptrtt •45C21 

SINGLE WHITE mala. 22, 6' 3. good 

looking, enjoys movtee. boerlng. 

pool, sac looking tor attrecttve 

19-27 10 enter into relettorv 

• 45183 

SINGLE WHITE male 26. seeking 

Mm tangle white lemala. 21-27 lor 

raletionafilp fnandahip. Vmeety. 

truat I'm an average guy •»» wenta 

a down to earth ttmala •45161 

SINGLE WHITE MALE. 26. 6"3 160 

iba . blonde hair, blue eyea. hoilaat 

8 aecure many inter eel* aaaklng 

Htm while lemala. 20-30 

tanee o« humor 

30. good 

• 45124 

SINGLE WHITE MALE. 56 seeks 

matm white lemala who enjoys l»ie 

ample thing* m Me 8 cuOdkng • 

45062 

SINGLE WHITE MALE. 22 5" 10". 

non emoker. sincere, entoy* racket- 

be*. outdoor*, more Peaking white 

lemele 19-25 with Mmler ryiainte 

• 45165 

SINGLE. WHfTE male. «"3 36 yrv 

average person, mtereet* dnmg 

out. garage salaa Hontat. amcere. 

caring, understanding seeking aarv 

ale white lemate. 30-40 yra. to tfiare 

Me* hope* 8 dream* with • 45221 

SINGLE. White male. ta«. Bi ole* 

aranat. seeks pretty lemala who en- 

joy* concerta 8 apons • 45150 

SINGLE WHITE mala doctor aevch- 

mg tor attractNe white picitaaMorel 

lamal*. 24-32. eho enjoy* mualc. 

aerobica. Oevtd Lenermen. beedv 

aa. outdoors fl aa-ilal il Mo depend- 

• 46166 

SOON TO BE SINGLE father ol 2. 

53. white, S3 196« non amotdng 

pre leeeionM ennê outdoors. eoA 

rock. m*am *ymphony. anOqua 

tea marteta. Vying, toning, aaatong 

• 46060 

SINGLE WHITE lemala - AttractNe 

trim, aecure prolaaaii.nal mid Ml lea 

would Ike to meet tat attractNe 

protoaakaiM gentleman who anjoy* 

travel, aporta. corNeraation Ptaeee 

no couc*i potatoe • 45063 

Single while mala SO. rion amoker H 

you are 35-50 enjoy the outdoor*, 

mualc. dancing lo Vie oldtoa, get- 

away weekend* m the North, wwgrt 

proportioned to height • 48116 

SLENDER ATHLETIC, white, male. 

37. nice guy with heart and Integrity 

seeks petite white lernaaa tor Mfeig 

rea No 

• 45249 

SUCCESSFUL Ouatnaaaman of 46. 

5' 10. wmta, aeak.a horieal woman m/ 

aanee ol runor tor dining, danomg. 

mo Hi 'plays/boating Looking tor * 

friend lei, potaltlt mora. •45T95 

SUMMER FUN- 3 tingle while mataa 

(21-00) good Mend*, statu* 8 we* 

mate*. 21-30 6 tnanda Dmmg out 

•cation 

I 46126 

TALL b 

Bona, e * 

225. da 

m. 40> 1. seeking Mm attractive. 

prnleea onaay empeyai outgoing 

• 45170 

outgoing 

• 45170 

TALL - •Mte male 33. good looking 

crutcba looking tor si Wte lemele 

enarove. open r «nded ledy 

• 45111 

WANTED w«a lo start tam*y 8 bu*d 

future together, muat be 25-30. m 

ahepe. pretty 8 non emoker I'm 30. 

angle «**ie mate, 5'11'\ 170 

aam buM 8 Cathokc Wide verlaty oI 

i variety oI 

• 45201 

WHITE MALE. 45. educated, teaks 

lamale who trie* not to look back m 

anger nor ahead m leer but around 

ma iir ill • 44436 

WHfTE mate ST, honey oolor eyea/ 

hair, intf gam 26 yr old prolee 

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41. 5 3 

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kNe* to danoe. tmg have Kn 

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lemala. Stand out In the Crowd 

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black male 48-56 riiaagerl buf 

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38-48. who lovea Ma 8 monoga- 

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sharp humorou*. sincere man. 

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love a good woman • 45065 

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12C(P,C) The Observer/ MONDAY. MAY 31, 1993 

Nearby bank 

hit by robbery 

for second time 

An unidentified man escaped 

with $2,000 from a 

northwest Livonia bank 

Wednesday, the second time in 

three months the branch has 

been robbed. 

Nobody was injured in the 

incident, police said. 

Investigators have few leads 

and no suspects in the 9:30 

a.m. robbery, said Livonia Police 

detective Lt. Mike Murray. 

A Detroit man was charged 

in a similar robbery Feb. 22 at 

the First of America bank on 

Eight Mile, west of Farmington 

Road, police said. 

A bank employee told police 

a man walked in immediately 

DOC 

after the branch opened, 

walked up to a teller window 

and demanded money in large 

denominations. 

The man implied he had a 

gun, the employee said. 

After taking stacks of 10and 

20-dollar bills from the 

counter, the man walked out of 

the bank and to an adjacent 

parking lot. 

The robber was described as 

a light-skinned black man, 25- 

30 years old, 5 feet 9 inches tall 

and 160 pounds. He had a thin 

mustache and was wearing a 

white baseball-style cap, white 

jacket, dark, baggy Blacks and 

white tennis shoes. 

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Comprehensive eye examinations by 

Of Jeftery Hagen. Optometrist Call for an appointment or stop By 

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Harvard Square Plaia • Sheldon Road north of Ford Road • 455-MOO 

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SUSAN DEMAOGIO, COORDINATOR 

644-1100 ext. 966 She 

MONDAY, MAY 31,1993 MALLSSMAINSTREETS 

SHOPPMW CENTERED 

& 

LINDA BACNRACK 

A summer face 

is a real put on 

If you're as overwhelmed as I am when you 

visit the cosmetics counter, perhaps you'll 

appreciate the professional tips in today's 

column. Initially, I wanted to focus on the soft 

new makeup colors for summer, but I found 

myself inquiring about all the cosmetic and skin 

care secrets that I ever pondered, from eyelash 

tints to bronzing powders. 

Geri Emmett of Trish McEvoy cosmetics in 

New York answered my color questions. Geri says 

to think translucent for summer. Sheer textures 

and light watercolors are the keys to looking cool 

in warm, humid weather. She recommends a nude 

eye, brushed in whites and light pinks and lined 

in a soft brown powder. "A pencil tends to get 

rather oily in the summer. A powder liner creates a 

softer eye," she says. 

A tinted moisturizer is a good alternative to 

foundation, and the McEvoy product contains an 

SPF of 15. This sheer color combined with a 

bronzing powder produces a sun-kissed look with 

just two light layers of makeup. {I'm partial to 

Yves Saint Laurent's Sunny Complexion Powder.) 

If voulove you?Tedlipstick, ail ..year-round, try 

"Strive for an application of under five minutes," 

concludes Emmett. After all, you don't 

want to waste any daylight. 

Find the entire Trish McEvoy line of cosmetics 

exclusively at Lori Karbal in Birmingham. 

For a bit of pampering, make an appointment 

with Todd Skog, the resident makeup artist at 

Lori's boutique. I observed this well-respected expert 

at work as he applied his art to the attractive 

visage of fashion retailer Adriane Petr&kis. Adriane 

wanted a fresh look and she was partial to 

navies and violets. "No pinks or roses," she pleaded. 

Sponge or puff? 

Todd began by removing all traces of Adriane's 

lipstick with Kiehl's lip balm, a moisturizer that 

also removes color. He liberally applied Trish 

McEvoy's concealer to eye lids and lips, using a 

shade lighter than skin tone. The base color was 

blended with a sponge for a sheerer look. A puff 

gives more coverage. 

Though Adriane tended toward dark, smoky 

eyes and dark liner, Todd opted to "pop the eyes 

out" with a lighter look. An ivory base acted as 

canvas with a gray/brown shadow lining the lid 

and a smoky blue in the crease and at the corners. 

He followed with black mascara and an eyelash 

curler. Todd warned never to line the inside of the 

eye, as it takes the white of your eye and makes it 

smaller. 

The finishing touches involved a bronzer for the 

cheeks and an auburn lip liner with a brown/red 

lipstick by Kiehl's. And the verdict? "I like my 

eyes and lipstick a lot," said Adriane. "The bronze 

cheeks aren't me but I like them. It's very different, 

not as intense as my usual bright orange/red 

lipstick and purple eyes." 

"That's the best thing about makeup," says 

Todd "You can put on a different face every day. 

You can make subtle changes and experiment." 

Lash tints are in 

I also picked the brain of aesthetician Naoko 

Void, the proprietor of Dol-Vando skin care and 

beauty center in the BloomAeld Town Square 

shopping center, 2235 S. Telegraph. Known for her 

invigorating and healing Shiatsu massages, Naoko 

is also knowledgeable on the subject of cosmetics. 

She carries Aveda products in her shop and recommends 

a "bare eye" for summer. This look is 

achieved however, with three natural color shadows 

in apricot and gold tones. 

Naoko says that warm weather dictates less 

makeup, a concealer and translucent powder are 

usually enough. And lashes are back. A lash tint 

($15) is perfect for summer. Just think, no drippy 

mascara to mar your dip in the pool. 

"I like pale cheeks and stand-out eyes and lips," 

says Naoko. 

A visit to Naoko really wouldn't be complete 

without a massage ($15-145). A Shiatsu massage 

removes lactic acid from the muscles and restores 

balance through skilled manipulation of pressure 

points. Naoko use* her Shiatsu training to relieve 

stress and tightness that can have a physical origin. 

"I can detect gallstones, lack of estrogen, even 

stomach irritation," she says. Her facials also include 

Shiatsu massage techniques ($45-$66). 

Next week: s look at bronzer* — the healthy 

way to a *majB«r tn, 

Linda Bachrack is a Birmingham rwd*nt You 

can leave Her column ideas at 963-2047, mailbox 

1889, or fax them to her at 644-1314. 

(Observer 

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Everything is ducky: Steve and Cindy Gray of Garden City rescue a mother duck and her 10 

ducklings from a dangerous nest near the parking lot at Laurel Park Place. 

Planners like Franklin store 

BY SUSAN DEMAGGIO 


Kxpiaia 

Pr^rnwell, tn«r*pg**** o£ the- Franklin- 

ft* imam "Isvihuegfirn 

aged to do 12 of them. The 13th was 

humility, and every time he got to 

feeling good about the first 12 he'd accomplished, 

the humility went right 

out the window." 

The Franklin Planner was created 

in 1983 by a Salt Lake City-based 

company hoping to simplify the busy 

executive's schedule with an all-purpose 

organizer. Today, it's common to 

see these black or burgundy notebooks 

pop open at PTA meetings, after 

club tennis matches, and during 

shopping mall lunches — almost everyone 

has one. 

"The Franklin Planner will help 

you become the kind of person you 

want to be — whether it's a better 

parent, a citizen more active in the 

community, a successful executive," 

said Frank Foley, a sales associate. 

"Most of our customers come from 

the corporate world, but you'll see 

Franklin Planners in all walks of 

life." 

A Franklin Quest store opened in 

the Novi mall six months ago to meet 

the growing demand on the "west side 

of the city" according to Foley. There 

are also shops in Dearborn and Troy. 

The planner is based on Franklin's 

13 virtues, and the company adopted 

TUESDAY, JUNE 1 

CARTOON EXHIBIT 

Warner Bros, satire and comedy captured on car 

toons Including 156 drawings, paintings and cartoon 

eels. Reveals the creative process. A selection of tin 

ished cartoons will play in the galleries featunng Bugs 

Bunny, Dafly Duck. Porky Pig. Sylvester, Yosemite 

Sam. Through Saturday. July 25. Tuesday Saturday. 

10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sundays noon to 6 p.m. Sponsored 

by Dayton-Hudson Foundation for Hudson's. 

Mervyn's and Target. Admission $3 adults, $ 1 chil 

dren. 

Flint Institute of Arts 1121 E Keersiey 

BIRTHDAY BASH 

A June birthday entitles you to a mall-sponsored 

birthday party. Saturday. June 26. featuring free 

cake, clowns, baltoons, musk: and prtres Repstra 

tion now through June 25. Chance to win a trip to 

Oisney World Pick up a birthday card/appkcatton at 

mail management office. 

Uvonts Mat. Sever Mte/MtddteOett 

476-1166. 

TMCOMTBBT 

Classrooms can design a tie for Father s Day Drawings 

w« be exhibited in The Shirt Bo* store Winners 

will be selected from each participating school and be 

awarded an art wagon. Med with supplies Contest 

drawing for three schools to wW $100 pdres takes 

place 6 p.m Saturday. June 19 

StmaoM 10Mte/E»ergreen 

352-1060. 

PHOTOMAPWY CONTEST 

Amateur's black and white entries accepted through 

July 16 Prints must be 8 i 10 or larger Photo* must 

be mounted, matted or both Grand prtte $300 

Show run* July 20-25 Unlimited entries. $4 fee per 

entry. AppScaOon torn must accompany eech photo 

Avaflabie at ma* management office 

LMorUa Met Seven Mte/MtdOebeft 

476-1166 

n*0etrat»on be^ns tor summer tmhton camp tor 

boys and 0rts ages 6-18. Saturdays. June 12 

Franklin's portrait as its logo. They 

renamed the virtues "governing val- 

uuui uic tuuiary iruui an uriginal 

store opened in 1986. Their competition 

is the day planner and the 

ordinary- calendar, but Franklin Planners 

have an edge. 

"We sell a system," explained 

Frank Foley, sales associate. "We're 

not just product based, we are education 

based. We care about helping 

people set goals and we show them 

how to work towards achievement." 

Foley described the Franklin 

Planner as a comprehensive time 

management diary that includes a 

personal finance section, extensive 

reference material, a five-year planning 

calendar, and pages for dates, 

addresses and phone numbers. 

Some contain road maps and dictionaries 

of the 7,000 most misspelled 

words. Add-on modules are available 

to help those interested in project 

planning, sales forms, exercise logs 

and menu planners. 

Andria Sitar of West Bloomfield 

keeps a hectic schedule as manager of 

a personnel department. She has relied 

on her Franklin Planner to manage 

time and note appointments for 

the past three years. 

"My planner allows me to track 

things on a daily basis," she said. 

"There's also room for personal data 

so both business and home contacts 

eat aa latex. It,'* 

^Patrick Calhoun of Northville, 

works in retail. He bought a Franklin 

planner this year after noticing how 

much his girlfriend relied on hers. 

"I carry it with me all the time 

now," he said. "It's all you need right 

in your hand, plus your watch. Years 

ago I had one and it was stolen from 

my car. "The company replaced the 

inserts for free and gave me 10-percent 

off a new binder. Now that's customer 

service." 

The store offers seminars and sells 

cassette tapes and books to help new 

customers use the planner most efficiently. 

"The seminars are offered twice a 

month in the Detroit area and you 

register through the stores," he said. 

"The $195 fee includes a full day 

seminar and of course a Franklin 

Planner. Twenty-thousand people a 

month take the course throughout the 

country." 

That's quite a following and Foley 

joked that some people see devoted 

Franklin planner users as members of 

a cult. 

ADDED ATTRACTIONS 

through July 24. The camp costs $95. Application 

forms available at the mall office 

Somerset Collection Big BeaverYCooUdge 

643-6360. 

WEDNESDA Y. JUNE 2 

CHILDREN'S CONCERT 

Free sing-e-long concert featuring Joante Battels, nationally 

Known children s vocalist. 6 30 p.m. Perform 

mg Arts Court. Co-sponsored by mall and Comcast 

Cablevislon. Family night continue* through 9 p.m 

wtth special discounts and 99-cent children's meals 

Barteis performs her own compositions plus cta**»cs 

from Cat Stevens and the Beatles 

Lakeside Met M-59/Schoenherr 

247-1744 

THURSOA Y, JUNE 3 . 

JEWELRY MNSFTT 

Ceci's offers Jewelry and accessories by more than 

20 local designers to benefrt CANCO (Child Abuse 

and Negtect Council of Oakland County ) 10 a.m. to 8 

p.m Thursday and Friday. Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 

p.m Artists w» be present to take specie! order* 

Portion of proceeds to CANCO Admtsssion can of 

non perishable food Through Ajne 5. 

The Boardwalk Orchard Lake/Maple 

855-5560 

FfttOA Y, JUNE 4 

American Red Cro*s ho*ts blood drive 1 7 p.i 

South Arcade Community Room 

Winchester Met Avon/Rochester 

652 1152. 

See FRANKLIN, 2D 

Malls 

lighter 

side 

It's not always business as usual 

in a shopping center. Sometimes 

real life happens and a sense of 

humor comes in handy. 

BY SUSAN DEMAGGIO 

STAFF WRITEK 

I bet you think malls are just for 

shopping. 

Wrong. Wrong. Wrong. 

The following episodes reveal that 

people fall in love in'-malls. People get 

chased by bears in malls. Santa Claus 

gets his feelings hurt in malls. And 

some find malls the perfect place for 

nesting. 

Twelve Oaks Mall 

Marketing director Elaine Kah recalled 

the time two employees became 

engaged at the Novi mall. 

"A guy and a gal worked at the mall 

in separate stores located near each 

other, and they would take their 

breaks outside the stores on this mall 

bench," she explained. "They met on 

the bench and after some months, the 

guy proposed to the gal on the bench. 

When they got married they asked 

the mall if they could buy this preci- 

something ~romahtTc ihout Twelve 

Oaks Mall because .once an entire 

iwswtf 1 w m m m * 

mas to have their photos taken near 

the holiday decorations. 

Oakland Mall 

Before he retired from the Oakland 

Mall in Troy, which he managed for 

20 years, Don Pyden recalled the time 

a United Parcel Service driver 

wouldn't take "no!" for an answer. 

"We had the Moscow circus in 

town and we wanted to promote the 

circus and the mall by having a few of 

those Russian bears on display," he 

said. "Well, we had no place to keep 

the bear until showtime, so we lured 

him into a rear corridor used for loading. 

"The door had no lock, so we stationed 

a security guard outside. Along 

comes this devoted UPS delivery guy 

who insisted on using the corridor to 

make a delivery. We told him no because 

there was a bear inside and he 

just wouldn't believe it. I wish you 

could have seen his face when he 

opened that door and came nose to 

nose with our furry friend." 

Summit Place Mall 

"A word of wisdom to other pro- 

SATURDAY, JUNE 5 

See LMHTEK SIDE, 2D 

FARMER'S MARKET 

9 a.m. to 2 p.m, Village Commons Parking Lot One 

half miie east of Farmington Road on Grand River 

WW be repeated every Saturday through October 

Downtown Farmington. 

474-3440 

P1AMO-A-THON 

Benefit tor muscular 

dystrophy. 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. North Court Sponsored 

by Schoolcraft College 

Laurel Park Place. Six Mite/Newburgh. 

462 1100 

SUNOA Y. JUNE 6 

STORYBOOK SUNDAY 

Rene Greenwood of WNIC 

radio wMI read Bg Sarah s Uttle Boots Shoes, I 

p.m. Center court. Children can earn reading points 

tor merchandise 99-cent meals at participating 

restaurant* 

Faeiene Mat. Mtchtgan/Somtrftetd 

593-3330. 

Noon to 2 p.m. Co-sponsored by WQRS Brunch 

catered by Sebastian's Grti Ticket* $20 per person 

Avaftabie at oonctergs desk 

Somerset Cotectkm Big Beaver/Cootdge 

6436360 

Mary Marino, designer tor national cham of Chioo 

store*, presents her new designs at rioor Refresh 

menu. The show w* be held outdoor*, weether per 

mlttmg. 

The Boerdwm* Orchard lake/Map* 

932 5715 

MONDAY, JUNE 7 

11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Lower level oomrrxxnty room Free 

entertainment and refreehinerm Newcomer* we* 

oome. No reservations necessary 

Westland Met. Warren, Wayne 

425-300/.

2D* The Observer/ MONDAY. MAY 31, 1993 

Light side from, page I D 

motions directors." advised Rita 

Bowles of Summit Place in Pontiac. 

"Never book guests more popular 

than Santa. I remember a few 

years back when our Santa Arrival 

featured appearances by the 

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. 

Well, all the kids were fighting for 

a chance to hug the turtles and no 

one was over at Santa's workshop. 

It was awful." 

Somerset, Laurel Park 

For two feathered friends with 

Franklin from page I D 

"One does carry a lot of information 

in the planner and it becomes 

vital to the smooth opera-, 

tion of a day," he said. "Once you 

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The Observer/ MONDAY. MAY 31, 1993 • 3D 

How Proposal A will 

affect local taxpayers 

Figuring out how your taxes 

will be changed by Proposal A is 

like solving a Ru'bik's Cub®, the 

puzzle where anything you toueh 

affects something else. 

Proposal A. if approved 

Wednesday by Michigan voters, 

would affect your local school 

property taxes (mostly down), 

your state sales tax (up) and your 

federal income tax (mostly up). 

Accountants from Arthur Andersen 

& Co. figured some typical 

tax results for some typical people 

in many communities. 

This newspaper provided the 

firm median income figures from 

the U.S. Census and median 

owner-occupied home value figures 

from the marketing sources. 

We took half the home value as 

the state equalized valuation 

(SEV) on which the property tax 

is based. 

The state Senate Fiscal Agency 

provided figures on current school 

millages and expected millage 

changes if Proposal A passes. 

The accountants calculated the 

impact on the property tax bill 

and the typical increase in sales 

taxes. Then they figured the increase 

in federal income taxea 

(because property taxes are deductible 

from income but sales 

taxes aren't) and the state income 

ta increase (because of the loss of 

the Homestead Credit). 

Here are the median family fig- 

Garden City School District 

— net increase of $80. Based 

on city resident with median family 

income of $32,975, home SEV 

of $29,850, property tax savings of 

17.6 mills or $525, sales tax increase 

of $239, federal tax increase 

of $32, state income tax increase 

$315. 

Livonia School District — 

net Increase of $201. Based on 

eome at 

crease of $17. state income tax increase 

$168. 

Livonia School District — 

net increase of $168. Based on 

Westland median family income 

of $29,4495, home SEV of $31,700, 

property tax savings of 5.9 mills 

or $187, sales tax increase of $222, 

federal tax increase of $11, state 

income tax increase $112. 

Plymouth-Canton School 

District — net cut of $2. Based 

on Canton Township 48187 median 

family income of $36,633, 

home SEV of $54,650, property 

tax savings of 13.94 mills or $762, 

sales tax increase of $257, federal 

tax increase of $46, state income 

tax increase $457. 

Plymouth-Canton School 

District — net cut of $204. 

Based on Plymouth Township 

median family income of $41,665, 

home SEV of $63,600, property 

tax savings of 13.94 mills or $887, 

sales tax increase of $280, federal 

tax increase of $85. state income 

tax increase $317. 

Redford Union School District 

— net Increase of $59. 

Based on Redford 48240 median 

income of $30,930, home SEV of 

$28,750, property tax savings of 

17.4 mills or $500, sales tax increase 

of $229, federal tax increase 

of $59, state income tax increase 

$300. 

South Redford School District 

— net increase of $130. 

Based on Redford 48239 median 


$28,750, property tax savings of 11 

mills or $316, sales tax increase of 

$238, federal tax increase of $19. 

state income tax increase $190. 

Wayne-Westland School District 

— net Increase of*$158. 

Based on Westland 48185 median 


$31,700, property tax cut of 20.1 

mills or $637, sales tax increase of 

$222, federal tax increase of $38. 

ratU* $280, - ta* in— .ia.in.three Zip-codea-witknoêparate 

Angelou has message 

of love and courage 

BY BONNIE SHELLNUT 


Maya Angelou. one of the country's 

most visible poets, said she 

came to Livonia recently to speak 

about love. 

Although the message she 

brought was simple, her presentation 

was both romantically lyrical 

and deeply spiritual. As if she 

were composing a poem on stage, 

Angelou, a tall, rich-voiced, woman 

in her 60s, punctuated her delivery' 

with humor, music and metaphor. 

Invited by Walsh College in 

Troy, the Citizens Insurance Co. 

of America and the Danforth Holley 

Leadership Program. Angelou 

said that love Is a source of 

human dignity. 

She was a single mother in her 

teens in the 1940s. And, as a 

black woman, she saw the uglyface 

of racial discrimination in 

America and worked with Dr. 

Martin Luther King Jr. in the civil 

rights struggle. She was appointed 

to serve on President 

Jimmy Carter's commission for 

women in the mid '70s. She also 

served as a cultural ambassador 

to Ghana. Angelou has spent her 

life exploring humanity. 

Inaugural poetry 

A popular writer with 12 books 

to her credit, millions saw Angelou 

for the first time on television 

on Jan. 20, when she read her 

commissioned poem "On The 

Pulse of Morning" for President 

Bill Clinton's inauguration. She 

was the first poet to be given that 

honor since Robert Frost delivered 

his poetry for President John 

F. Kennedy's inauguration in 

1961. 

Angelou's appearance on the 

Araenio Hall Show" after the in 

auguration sparked renewed interest 

in her work, which has 

spanned Ave decades Probably 

the moat well-known book i« her 

autobiography. "I Know Why The 

Caged Bird Sinfs." a story of her 

experiences as a black girl grow 

ing up in Stamps, Ark. 

Originally scheduled for the 

Troy Marriott in February, in her 

lecture at Livonia's Laurel 

Manor. Angelou said that people 

today "owe their existence to the 

love of the ones who have gone on 

bafore." 

She advised young and old 

alike to go to the library to find 

maaning to life, as it has been 

written about by so many wise 

paopU. 

Defining love as "the courage to 

build bridges and to reach other 

human beings," she also challenged 

audience members to practice 

courage, the "most important 

virtue." 

Words to live by 

Although Angelou spoke about 

the black experience, she encouraged 

everyone to live by a spiritual 

standard of having the courage 

to do that which is right. 

During the lecture and the 

question-and-answer period, Angelou's 

personal philosophy of life 

was evident. 

• Life: "Life is our most precious 

gift." 

• Contribution to society; "Everything 

you do is for the entire 

species. Everything you leave undone 

is a loss to the entire species." 

• Racial separatism: "I will not 

give one inch of what we gained 

nor will I take one inch from anyone 

. . . We have given up the 

best of what we had to take the 

worst of what they had." 

• Inequality: "The world is filled 

with strife — ageism, sexism, racism 

... I must have a sense of 

self-love or I will be unable to 

deal with these issues fairly." 

• People: "Humans are more 

alike than we are unalike." "We 

are all worth something." 

Simple style 

David A. Spencer, president of 

Walsh College, asked the poet 

what gave her the creative spark 

to write, act and produce. She answered: 

"I'm a practicing Christian 

. . . Some say they are al 

ready'"Christians, but I am still 

practicing. And it is in the ecstasy 

of the spiritual flow that . . . the 

creator smiles on it." 

The WTVS-TV (Channel 56) 

City for Youth Choir, featuring 

more than 50 young Detroit area 

male and female voices, and di 

rected by Dr Deborah Smith, pre 

sented two songs to close the pro 

gram 

After Angelou had taken her 

seat in the audience and the children 

had lined up in four rows in 

front of the stage. Angelou — true 

to her simple, unassuming style 

— got up from her seat, came to 

the stage and asked that the podium 

be removed so that the choir 

could sing on the stage. She even 

started to help Spencer remove 

the podium 

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4D* The Observer/ MONDAY. MAY 31, 1993 

It's 

]VIeet John. He will graduate this June. He's on 

somewhere in the middle of his class. He's the 

kind of young man that, if anything happened to 

him, people would say, '"he was such a nice boy, 

loved sports and was always so willing to help 

you—not like some of these kids today." 

However, nothing is going to happen to John on 

prom night because he doesn't drink or use drugs. 

It's not that he's what the kids call a "dork," it's 

just that he thinks substance abuse is stupid. 

And, in this, he's smart. Very smart. He knows 

that the number one cause of death in teens is 

drinking or drug related automobile crashes and 

that drinking and driving claims the lives of 

thousands of teens and adults each year.* 

All right! John! 

* Drunk or drugged driving crashes is the number one cause of death for 16-to-24-year-olds. 

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POND FRONT VIEW 

29695 White Man Dr Beautiful 

Colonial In prestigious Hunters' 

Powite 4 bedrooms, 3W bath, flnisned 

basement wttn exercise room, 

large ramify room with cathedral 

calling 4 br«c* fireplace, library 

deck Move-m condition $297,000 

Call tor appoinimeni. 661-5770 

COLONY PARK beeutrful, 4 bedroom 

colonial, 2'/» baths, large family 

room with fireplace, study , completely 

remodeled kitchen and ail 

baths, whirlpool, air conditioned, 

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473-5500 

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306 Bngnton-Harnano 

2900 SQ n 

2H nam N 

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305 Brighton-Hartland 

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HOWELL-2 bedroom. 1 bath home 

on 5 * acres Spacious kitchen, 

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$«9 900 517-544-4067 

306 Southfiaki-Lathrup 

FOR SALE By Own* - 18561 Santa 

Ann, Lathrup Viaage 4 bedroom colonial, 

2300 Kj.ft Newt, finished 

beeamenl $135,000 443-5329 

SOUTHFIEL0: 21816 Nagaunee 

4 bedroom, living room, famity 

room double lot $66,500 

(313)356-1154 

307 South Lyon 

MiHord-Highland 

CONTEMPORARY DREAM 

MlLFOftO - On over 3 acreal Open 

floor plan with super quality appointment* 

Peitect home m the 

perfect setting on a private road 

$261,000 »l M k a M a a 

sals now fiatl

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316 Wmttand 

Garden City-Warn* 

BEST BUYS 

SAWD * tndiooni one* -ancrv 2 ma 

Delta T mi oettv ouw) tneften. 

noil 2 car garao* nomm eensrwjf - 

tfl« 900 

SPRAWLING RAMCn larga Dm3- 

rooms. fxjga plus* totng room, din- 

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gar aga antfi oesnsr lerpa KM - 

Century 21 

CASTELU 525-7900 

HSO SI- W CENTURION 

AWARD WINNING 0FFIC€ 

GARDEN CITY 

32513 BOCK 

$3,700 DOWN 

$533 PER MONTH 

Brand new 3 bedroom One* rsncft. 

Earn part of your down 

payment & closing costs by 

painting & tiling 

6 5X FMA ARM financing 

ROSS REALTY 326-8300 

GAROCN crrr 

Brand new aluminum & none faced 

3 Deoroom, 2 Ml baths fun bsss- 

men! 2 car aliacfted oarage fire- 

place. OWwaaner 199 900 

425-4900 ant 220 or 422-719« 

GARDEN CITY - 4 bedroom bun- 

galow update* include «ltctien, 

barn, carpal lantMcape On a KX' 

ble vol with deck 1'» car garage 

basement move-in condition Cloee 

to ncfiools. Ford S M«3dleceit area, 

576,500 By owner 427-2272 

GARDEN CTY 

Stunning 3 bedroom tine* rancfi 

Update* .nciode ««XK>W» carpel- 

tng furnace Kitchen with OS* cabl- 

r*15 2 car attached garage, lanced 

rard Wtn dec* Cad today mm one 

•on r >ast 900 

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REAL TOFIS 626-8000 

317 

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NEW HOME REDFORD TWP 

3 bedroom rancfl carpel tftru-out 

ceramic Me bam wood windows 

stained wood trim. Ml basement 

m«ty mora antra* S64.900 

363-1025 477-9763 

WHY RENT 154.900 

Now with minimum down and low 

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South Redford brtcs Bungalow 3 

bedrooms Tt Datta and 2 car ga- 

rage 421-5660 

VERY AFFOROABLE »6« 900 

One* bungalow with fresh paint In- 

side and out. newer vinyl windows, a 

nuge master bedroom, hardwood 

Hoon wet piaster wsSa and tta Hat 

goes cm «K3 onl 462-1960 

RECENTLY REDUCED JB1 900 

Absolutery perteci 3 bedroom Ml 

Brtc» Rancti with all tta rlgrit 

teerure* sxaudmg a new HgM oa» 

Kitchen family room wrth fireplace. 

2 car attached garage and 2'* 

batta. wes maintained and reedy to 

move mto This home is a real vaiuei 

462-1660 

The Prudential 

Wolfe Realty 

independently Owned and Cfeerated 

326 Coodo* 

FARMINGTON MILLS Great loca- 

tion. first floor, baaament prtvese 

entry 2 bedroom. 2 beth laundry 

tral as, carport M5.000 471-6721 

FARMMGTON MILLS • II Mil i 

Mtddleoeft Woodcreea Con do 

Acroes the street from Adst 

Shalom Super ahsrp< 2 bedrooms. 

2 Ml batta. balcony 2nd floor urfl 

with garage, pool Muel sea tha 

week UliOO Howard 363-0707 

FARMINGTON - V— a, .is. Condo- 

mmlums. 2 bedrooms, I'm batta. 

covered parsung. exceaant ooodl- 

Iran. 165.000 77®-2605 

FENTON - 30 Mm N of Pontiac 

2 bedrooms. 2 batta. Baaament. ga- 

raos Wiapiea* neuiiai sews M>60 

scj ft , M3.900 By Owner 750-OMI 

GENOA TOWNSHIP Leeve your 

worn Dehind Enfoy coming noma lo 

this beeuttM carefree condo 3 

decas overtook pond, beautifully 

decorated 3000 sq ft is the perfect 

retreat Neer W6H75.900 

6FLA Gentry Reel Estate 867-7500 

MARYSVILLE - St Clair R/veryiew, 

Open Sat Sun Mon 12-4pm In tha 

MCI 2 bedrooms. 2 Da tta. 2 car 

3-arsgs boat launch. 756-6068 

NORTMVtU-E - KINGS MILL COOP 

t bedroom recently redecorated, 

baaament patio 1-45.000 cash 

Available immediately 149-5570 

NOVI CONOO Excellent condition 

1 bedroom end unit Finished baaa- 

ment. clubhouse Vr'pooi 6 tennis 

court 161.500 669-6420 

NOVI Lakewoode Parkhomes 9 Mir 

Haggerty 3 bedroom ranch, t bam. 

Ml baaament. all appilancea wttn 

washer 8 dryer central sir club- 

house 8 pool 176.000 336-1094 

318 Dearborn 

Dearborn Heights 

BY OWNER - 3 bedroom 2 bath 

large kitchen dmmg room, snclosed 

patio, newer flooring, very dean 

179 900 24816 Roes 561-9424 

DEARBORN HGTS - 3 bedroom 

brick ranch, country krtchen. base- 

ment. 2'1 car oarage 168.500 

CENTUflY 21 DYNAMIC 

CAROL BAKER 562-5000 

Ffymouth 

AFFORDABLE 

2 bedroom condo located isut min- 

ute* from downtown Plymouth 

Beautifully decorated and wen main- 

tained Low association fees 

164,900 |0€L20PLY> 462-1811 

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ROCHESTER MILLS 

South Kno4»s, iTlenken/Ltvernolsl 

Gorgeous setting on 9th fairway 3 

bedrooms. 2'* batta. newty deco- 

rated. 1189.000 650-3722 

PERFECT FOR FIRST 139.900 

time buyers, mis 3 bedrc**n inkster 

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GREGORY 8 acre* with 100x200 ft 

large pond Perked 8 Surveyed 

Land Connect 134.900 

Cal, 313-228-1790 

HOWELL - FOWLERVILLE 

10 acre parcel* Wood*, Pond 

Perked 8 Surveyed 133.000 to 

146.000 CaC. 313-228-1780 

LAKEFRONT 

Prime area ot Livingston County 

120 ACRES on private Lamb Lake 

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decoraaad ar 

sr* great 

LOdaiee 

COMMERCE 

MEADOWS 

MANUFACTURED 

HOME COMMUNITY 

The New American 1 Lilestyle 

One of tta flnesl manufactured 

home communities in the State of 

Michigan Specie! leetures include 

- Luxurious Clubhouse 

- Heeted Swammmg Pool 

- Huron Velley Schools 

Picnic Areas 

Playground Area 

- Cable TV Avsaable 

Community Activities 

Minutes From 12 Oaks Mal 

4 Proud Lske Recreation area 

MAY LOT RENT 

SPECIALS 

ON NEW MODELS 

3/YR LEASE 

189 1ST YR 

1198 2ND YR 

1289 3RD YR 

CENTRAL MICHIGAN 

CANADIAN LAKES 

130 ft OF iAKE FRONTAGE 

Year round 3 bedroom. 2 

balh cedar chalet over Ml 

basement Good rental In- 

come history 1109,000 

Lake Access Lots 12 900 4 up 

cake Front Lota 122.000 4 up 

Golf Course Lots 111.000 4 up 

COLDWELL BANKER 

Lakes Realty 

8520 100m Avenue 

Stenwood. Mi 49346 

 

Fmr.MAI.FS 

l AltlFIMAI t HUMiV 

• SPIRAL STURIASF. 

• ( ARP1IRTS 

• SMAli. PFTS WELt OMEI) 

• RTNESS < ENTER 

MP!1 IM* I 

HEATED Pt>t)l 

| SAI NA-S 

I 11 B Hi HIM 

^ I harming rental community |u»i 20 minutes from Ann \rbor and 

downtown Detroit yet comfortably away frtim it all From l-2~S exit 

Ann Arbor Rd wc-M to Hangcrty Rd . follow south to Jov Rd (ht-n c ast 

lo fhe < ruvsinns 

CROSSINGS 

AT CANTON 

^ 455-2424 

hm«r.Unulli 

Hislfrd In IkJtlm 

Huuivsa 

TO 

LfcASt 

WITH 

FREE LIGHTED CARPORTS 

VERTICAL BLINDS 

LIVONIA LOCATION 

NO HYPE 

NO HOOPLA 

JUST CAUSE ITS 

SPRING 

Woodridge 

VparliiK'iilN 

i " " - 6 # »S 

"13 montti lease on select units 

Spend Less Time Driving! ^ 

Quiet Setting in the Hub of 

_ Farmington Hills 

Corloba 

Attractive m j* KM wmm 

1 £r 2 Bedroom 

Apartments from 

3 

1 

Cordoba 1 

] | 

^ • otaa* Hose 

Minutes... 

from I 696. 

Northwestern 

Highway and 

many of the 

Metro areas moat 

popular shopping, 

restaurant and 

entertainment 

districts 

Open Mon Fn 10-6 

Sat 115 • Sun 12-5 

\Conveniently located on 12 MUe Rd. bet 

Middlebelt & Orchard Laka Rosda 

476-1240 

$409 

security 

deposit 

1 & 2-bedroom from y 

• Extra large rooms 

1 

• Free heat p ^ 

• Vertical blinds 

• Ceiling fans 

326-8270 /i I 

6737 N Wayne Rd Westland \l n * 

$480 

\^\YNI:\\OOD 

(\ p \ I n i s i 

_Jt>y«tT 

mxynm fine »o$m Communitv 

Dent in 

Your 

Rent... 

with 

v coupons! I! 

lixsteife 

• Same Day Maintenance 

• FREE Covered Reserved Parting 

• Exciting Outdoor Ammentties 

. 2 Pools and Tennis Courts 

* 25* 357-1761 

NOVI RIDGE 

* EXTRA* 

iT 

? 

J he 

Where We Have Something 

For Everyone! 

You choose the amenities you want. 

• HEAT INCLUDED 

• 12 UNIQUE • WASHER & DRYER 

FLOOR PLANS IN APARTMENT 

New 1 & 2 

Bedroom 

Lakefront 

Apartments 

from 

s 405 

LOCATED IN NOVI ON PONTIAC TRAIL 

1 MILE EAST OF BECis ROAD 

OPEN DAILY 9-b • SUNDAY 12-5 

669-5566 

>prints 

S P e 

...All on 

one floor 

and close 

to shopping! 

urn 

354-3930 

Managed Dy R&T Management rjj 

another fine Rosin Commurvry 

• 2 Bedroom Apanmcnis frx»m 

• 2 Bcxlnxxn Townhomcs fnw 

• Novi Schools 

• Pool, Tennis &. Clubhouse w.a hxemM Fscihty 

• 24 Hour Service 

Off 10 Mik Btta^fro Novi A Mesdowfcroak 

NOM RIDGE 349-82IH) 

Westland 

HUNTINGTON ON THE HILL 

TWO BEDROOM SPECIAL 

$200 OFF 1st Month's Rent 

Suites from $500 

$200 Security Deposit 

Includes Heat 

• Spacious Suites • Dishwashers 

• Vertical Blinds • Park Setting 

425-6070 

Ann Arbor Trail, West of Inkster Rd. 

Daily 9-6; Sat. 10-2; Sun. 12-4 

Th 

APARTMENTS 

LIVING YOU CAN 

Afford To Enjoy! 

1 & 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS FROM 

SO A C HEAT 

O O O INCLUDED 

Beautiful Setting m a Great Location' 

Models Open • Mon Sal 9 6 • Sut 1 1 

624 6464 

Westland 

HAWTHORNE CLUB 


$200 OFF 1st Month s Rent 


Includes Heat 

• Vertical Blinds • Pet Section 

• Short Term Leases Available 

522-3364 

7560 Merriman 

Between Ann Arbor Trail and Warren 

Daily 9-6; Sat. & Sun. 12-4 

Plymouth/Canton 

FRANKLIN PALMER ESTATES 

ONE MONTH FREE 

Suites from $455 

Includes Heat 


• Pet Section • Short Term Leases 

397-0200 

On Palmer. West of Ulley 

Daily 9-7; Sat. & Sun. 12-4 

Plymouth/Canton 

HI LLC REST CLUB 


$200 OFF 1st Month's Rent 

fonn Security Deposit 

Includes Heet 

• Park Setting • Short Term Leases 

453-7144 

12350 Rismen 

S. of Plymouth Rd , E. of Haggerty 

Daily 9-7 Set & Sun. 12-4 

\ \

a o * O & E M o n d a y , M a y 31, iy93 

400 Apta. For Rent 400 Apt*. For Rent 400 Apta. For Rent 400 Apts. For Rent 400 Apts. For Rent 400 Apts. For Rent 

400 Apts. For Rent 400 Apts. For Rent 

400 Apts. For Rent 

STOP 

AND SEE OUR 

APARTMENTS 

««£ 90C k* n 1 bed'oom with .r>- 

- '1 Sloreoe do—i kx ' 

i»AWTK: HOC ft 2 t>«dfoom 

\r< a* [re stora©* or w4«ct u*vt» to* 

*SS* One year -ease EHO 

••nKD air 

»o*c«i 8*nds 

irw>or CovwaC Ba*CO"> 

••wcvpit select L#rwta 

•DOttf a vallate 

. to sha 

and Warren Poods 

I'Se+cl unHt onA, Quotfiea aDpscanti iirmfea yr« ony I 

S t u d i o , 1 & 2 B e d r o o m A p t s . 

Luna & Village Apts...on Venoy at Warren 

Carriage House Apts...on Haggerty at Joy 

1 Bedroom from...$425 2 Bedroom from..$440 

Studio & Smaller 1 Bedroom from...$390 

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 

; MOVE-IN SPECIAL! * 

* 1 Bedroom In Village Apts. £ 

* $400 mo. Includes heat * 

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 

Soocoui floor plonj . 24 hr rnomiervance • Vertical OlmcB . Slorooe 

* «S1 'loor Oundr, • Secoriy toc*o 

im. wet ber 2 

garaes. appaancee. pemel 

»1400/mo 

D A H PWOWmeS 737-4002 

FARMtNGTOM HILLS-3 

rancft with sa appaances. oak Aoors 

FARMMGTON HOs. 10.'MiddMbea 

4 bedrooms, centre an. 

FARMINGTON MILLS - 3 bedroom 

brick ranch. V* baths 

My 1 at 

Days. 474-5150 

Evenings. 476-0713 

FARMINGTON HILLS 9 la 

Mid Petoakey Sleeps 10 160 ft of 

FuAy equipped pools free Iannis. \ hontege (Brian) Deys. 575-2456 

beech golf 952-5738; Eves 559-5238 

415 Vacation Rantaia 420 Room* For Rant 

CANTON - CMen, furrvehed lerge 

home Ftfeptece leundry room 

$280 mciudee utkrriea Norv-amokar 

416-6642 

CANTON non smoking male seeks 

profeaaional to share 2 bedroom. 2 

bath apt $250 rent, phone, 't elec- 

tric indoor pooi aauna 455-2954 

COMMERCE LAKE 3 bedroom 

houae witn leke access $35C par 

360-2671 

FARMINGTON HILLS - Seeking 

temeM as housemate (no matken; 

petal $285 month includes uUBtM* 

Security depoert required 478-3354 

FARMINGTON HILLS-10 Mile/ 

Mlddtoben-new house wooded lot. 

$350. ncludak jtiktie* Non-sanoker. 

no pets After 6pm 476-8762 

FARMINGTON HILLS-2 bedroom~2 

beth townftouee »o there leundry 

pooi. $360''mo mctudea jtamea 

AveilabM now 476-5166 

KEEGO HARBOR Home 

Sytven Lake v 

Weet Btoomeato acnooM. 

422 Wanted To Rant 

BlRMINGHAM-SLOOMFIELD MILLS 

Protoaetonaf mala looking to rem 

nouee wtth garage WB pey up to 

$2500 per month 

Deys 592 1300 Eve* 645-0011 

PROFESSIONAL COUPLE seekl 5 

yeer or newer 3 bedroom home. 

Lmxae area, rent wtth option 

963-9642 

PROFESSIONAL 

there home or rent beeement/room 

tr Bknkngfiarn Can nrove In Jufy 

1st CeA 363-7431 

WANTED 

SmgM women. quMt/non amoker. 

i wtth/knaien/laurMAy 

m women 471 tSAi 

424 Houae Sttttng 8ar». 

RETWED COUPLE, non-amok** 

dog lovers mm hciuea at July and 'or 

auburbe Wei aA whaa 

you vacation « 76-2914 

427 FoatarCara 

HAVE OPENING tor ambulatory 

edMry ledy. queaty cara. horns 

cooked rnaalt. clean beantHyi 

home, plat I an I atmoepher* • 

you're Bred of paying ragh price tor 

home cara. then see efiat we heaa 

to oftor Low i aeei.inatiM rasa* no 

NORTHVILLE, 7/Beck Charmang 5 

bedroom, 3'* - 'i bath, lamny 

room, ftrapiace. 1st floor masier 

flniehed beeement 3.300 h H ar 

aveAabM 7/1/93 $2.500/mo 

D 4 H Properties. 737-4002 

NORTHVILLE 7 mil*/Sheldon 3 

bedroom country home. 2 baths k- 

brary. lermfy room flreplece. 2 

2297 sq ft 

service $1700/mc 

D 4 H PROPERTIES 737-4002 

NORTHVILLE 8/Taft 4 bedroom 

Tudor 2'-» beths. 2 slory t*m»y 

room. FMldstone flreplece. library 

3100 aq fl ak. $2300/mo 

AveAebM 7/1/93 

O A H PROPERTIES 737-4002 

407 Mobile Nomas 

For Rent 

FARMINGTON HILLS - Quel pert 

and 2 bedrooma appkence* extrss 

No peu 

CeA 474-2131 or 662-0634 

FARMINGTON MILLS 

1 or 2 bedroom* $75 per week and 

up Deposit required No peu Quiet 

perk 591-0146 or 476-0364 

FARMINGTON LOCATION 

1 bedroom Dalai encee 4 aecurtty 

required No pet* CaA 

5pm A 9pm 626-1454 

NOVI/WIXOM-Cleen 3 bedroom 2 

beth rench on lenced acre, $700/ 

mo aecurny 313-437-0344 

OAKLAND COUNTY SOUTH 

1 • 4 bedroom houaee/flett. no lee 

Oakland Rental Houamg Associa- 

tion 443-0729 

OAK PARK Coloniel - 3 bedroom, 

2'-» beths. I700eqft . centra Mr. ge- 

rsge More' AvaaebM Mid Juns 

$660 month 552-8030 

OAK PARK - Sherp 3 

brick ranch, baeement. cleen. car- 

peted FerndaM Schools $715 mo 

plus aecurtty 4 utllltM* 932-5711 

PLYMOUTH - cute i bedroom, new- 

ly wtrad. exceAent neighbor ledto*. 

pertoqt tor protoesionel $550 per 

month 665-5673 

REDFORD Clean 3 bedroom. I'-t 

basement, lenced 

yard 

security depoen 

story bungalow 

$675 per month plus 1H mo 

455-7834 

REDFORO TWP - 2 bedroom stal- 

er ranch, newly remodeled A deco- 

rated. sppAences very dean. $595/ 

mo Dave 256-5678 

Other homee eveaebM from $495 

REDFORO 

carpel 

MAe/Tetegreph 

aecurtty After 5 

3 bedroom bungekw 

mc 

961-0187 

ed yard 

$625/mo 

REDFORO - 6 Mae 4 Wtnelon 2 

Bedroom houee. appaancee includ- 

ed AveaebM for June $4SO/mo - 

security CaA after 3pm 425-4407 

410 Flats 

0L0 REDFORO II irge 2 bedroom 

lower ftel cerpeii id. lerge porch 

gas •xsuded $440 oer month, 

1 mornth's security 696-1219 

DETROIT -Mlchlgen/Merlin eres 

nweky ranovaied 3 oedroom $350/ 

mo -• depoen 535-4823 

NORTHVILLE - 2 bedroom lower 

cupency $750 

347-6566 

N W FERNOALE 2 bedroom, up- 

per n«i. oasemant very cHsr 4 al 

trectfv* $430/mo • '•» ut1»ries 

Deys 755-3732 or Evee 399-5215 

ROCHESTER/DOWNTOWN 

Charming houae $i350/mo 3 bed- 

room. 1'4 beth. spprox 1600 aq ft 

979-4400 652-3149 

ROCHESTER HILLS Hamlin/ 

Crooks 4 bedrooms T* beth*. 

lemAy room, library 2700 sq ft . 

daok. we*-out custom 2 cer sk. 

Rochester school* $l900/mo 

D A H PROPERTIES 737-4002 

ROAAULUS Eureka/master 3 bed- 

room tn level $600 per month 

VANREKEN REALTY, 566-4702 

ROUNO LAKE Beeutau Mka«rom 

aA new 2 bedroom, aunporch A Are- 

plece. A00 aq ft $6S0/mo ptua utAk 

tie* CaA. 353 -1717 WEEKDAYS 

ROYAL OAK - Avkebl 

Li atAfaet nook 

duded Covered pi 

acnooi A aftoppmg 

ptua 1 1/2 

ROYAL OAK Two 

tor I-TV 

neaa -e 

WOOOWAROeC* REAL EST ATE I 

Car 

aryar Ftwcad Pet* On $7t» (toe) 

RENTAL PROS 366-RENT 

SYLVAN LAKE WATERFaOarT 

I be»oom 1 bakKjreel vt* 

TROY Lena laaeôcheeter 4 

408 Duplexes For Rent 

CANTON - 3 bedroom. 1'1 beth ap- 

pliance* no pet* $725 month 

CaA Diane day* 643-5900 

eve* 4 weekends 477-0565 

BRIGHTON ORE LAKE Chemung 

log c*tun cottage fvepiece. large 

front yard, porch, canoe Access 

Huron Rrver Omet Rural 531-2868 

BURT LAKE - tiewnabM to 1-75, log 

cabin, neer mdien River, el ameni- 

ties 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, dock, 

sleeps 6 313-475-9688 

CASEV1LLE - PORT AUSTIN 

Laksfror* 4 beach essem«m 

home* privets 4 secluded Boo* 

for 93 517-874-5181 

CHARLEVOIX 

AND SURROUNOtftG AREAS 

VACATION HOME RENTALS 

Enjoy sailing the Greet 

Lake* and a« me activities 

Northern Michigan nes lo 

ofler m private eertings ot 

waterlront home* *nd con- 

dominium* 

Weekly summer rental* 

Northern Michigan Property Mgt 

616-547-4501 

GARDEN Cm • 1 bedroom duplex 

$375 monthly Appkanoaa mcAided 

Security A risen mg required No 

peu Leave maeaage 426-5305 

REDFORO Weet Chicago 2 bed- 

room New carpal 4 paint Fenced 

yard, garage $600/mo + aecurtty 

4 utattea Mo pat* 426-3771 

WESTLANO - Ford /Wayne aree. 2 

bedroom rmm carpeting. Nov*, 

fridge, weaher dryer $410 month 

aecutty $615 Afler 6pm 456-2774 

WESTLAND • 

Water. Move 4 fridge included 

Large fenced yard No pet* $300 * 

aecurtty depoaM 722-9660 

flat Cooadge/ 

eet-m kitchen, beeement $610/mo 

1*. Mat 4 aecurtty 543-2475 

PLYMOUTH DOWNTOWN - 1 bed- 

room. appkencea aaanar'dryer. aA 

utiatia* no pet*, autteble lor tingle 

$466/mo 349-A24A 

REDFORO TWP 7 Mae W of Beech 

erea. 1 4 2 

appaancee including 

dryer, axienor memtonanc* A per 

nel utARlea included dean Ranu 

from $436 lo $635 Deve 266-6678 

412 Toamhoyeee 

Condoa For Rent 

AUBURN MILLS SOUTMFIELO 

FARAaNGTON MILLS 

2 A 3 

ached gerege A Br apiece 

Weertwy Auburn HM 062-7560 

Mtd 3SO-129 

I Ha 473-1127 

a 62A-4396 

t 961-2730 

KAFT ANE9nE l5to8ES 

i 

The Toe 

BLOOMFVLO MaLS 

r- beah 21 

wmaa, iiiWi aohom^No p*s 

MWICONOO 

1H I 

CHARLEVOIX - Lekefront condos 

SMec 2-8* Jecuzzi. c*Ut mr 

pool Beautiful view Walk to town 

855-3300 or 363-3665 

CHARLEVOIX - • 

chalet. 2 beths. 

modem kitchen On Lak* Michigan 

591-6180 or 662-574S 

$750 i 

COLLING WOOD/Blue Mountain, 

Canada Waterfront 4 goffaid* con- 

do* 3-4 bedroom* $600-$800/wk 

Caa 706-445-1939 

OELTON-BeeJtifui secluded fuky 

carpeted 3 bedroom lake front cot- 

tage Laundry room, ftrepteca, loft, 

deck gra. boet 2'4 hour drive 

AvaaabM now through Auguet $525 

per week 661-5294 

FRANKFORT AREA Waterfront 

home on Lake Michigan 300 ft 

frontage June 5-12. July 3- 10. last 2 

weeks m August 313-639-6297 

GAYLORD - all sports lekefront cot- 

tage with many smemties Sleent 

10" 3 bedrooms 2 beths Boat 

deck 4 dock (313)547-1257 

GAYLORD AREA 

Lakelront and goff chalets lor rent 

by the wees or weekend Goff peck- 

agea avatabM CaA Tive Prudential 

niaaasi Reel Estate Rental Or.ieaon 

1-800-333-9707 

GAYLORD - 2 Beeutifui summer 

rentsM by ths wees 1 on Heert 

Lake; 1 on Bradford Lake 

CaA Now 517-732-4318 

GLEN ARBOR Ml 

HOMESTEAD RESORT 

2 bedroom 2 belh Condo 

On Lake Mlcmgan 426-2517 

GLEN LAKE 4 Lak* MKhagan co« 

tags rentaa at GMn Arbor Ml 

Manltou Mgmt 1 A0

10D* O&E Monday, May 31, 1993 

X'X'X'X'X'X'X'X'X'X'X'X'X'X'I'X'l'I'I'I'I 

QC1 AVIS FORD aci 

CHAIRMAN AWARD WINNER 

$ WHAT DO A, X and Z PLAN BUYERS WANT? $ 

THEY WANT MORE MONEY FORD 

FOR THEIR 

TRADE-INS 

A Lot More Money 

AVIS FOR 

GIVES MORE 

FOB EVERY TRADE-IN! 

IN THE 1st 4 MONTHS OF 1993 

OVER 4 2 5 

A, X AND Z PLAN BUYERS 

Traded in their USED CARS and trucks at AVIS 

FORD The reason continues to be that AVIS FORD 

gives more money on each and every trade in 

ZERO DOWN DAY 

JUNE 3rd to JULY 2nd 

Payment! 

• PLUS FORD CREDIT WILL PAY THE FIRST MONTHS 

PAYMENT and waive tha aecurity on all Eacort and F-150 

24 month Red Carpet Leaaea. 

• Retail, A, X & Z PLAN Leaaea are eligible. 

CALL US FOR DETAILS: 

$ Have Your Trade-In Appraised at AVIS Before You Buy! $ 

4X25UPERCAEXLT 

W m $10,853 

is'8723 IS s 

Was $12,664 

IS 

NEW 1993 TAURUS GL 

$ 

4 DOOR SEDAN 

Stock #12850 

Was $19,476 

15,320 

10,552 

NEW 1993 TAURUS LX 

4 DOOR SEDAN 

Stock #12101 

WM $19,936 

is'15,901 

mm 

S'11,829 

NEW 1993 CROWN 

VICTORIA LX . 

Stock #11418 

Was $24,030 

is'18.141 

i 

IS 

IS 

XtPLUSWAGON 

Stock _#X32B3T 

$ 14,625 

AV/ULABIE 

CONVERTOU 

Stock #12001 

WM $23,076 

'19,221 

IS $ 

Z 

SO 

AVAILABLE) 

NEW 1993 TAURUS SH0 

IS $ 

4 DOOR SEDAN 

Stock #13009 

Was $26,849 

20,642 

LARGE SELECTION OF '93 EXPLORERS! 

NEW 1193 FEST1YA L 

#111 

5927 

NEW 1993 ESCORT GT 

$ 

IS 

3 DOOR 

Stock #12687 

Was $13,544 

10,431 

NEW 1993 FESTIVA GL 

Stock #11299 

Was $8334 

IS $ 6901 

'Ptua tax tma ICOTM 

not rapraaam actual 

NEW 1993 TEMPO GL 

. 2 DOOR SEDANjV 

#13100 

IS ' 8470 

NEW 1993 PROBE 

Stock #12383 

Was $15,633 

IS $ 12,922 

rtaHnltoc Aabala * app*c^>M MuOmC Rata* aataa onN Ptctura may 

Sa*a anda *1l%3 

Am s FORD 

FREE TANK OF GAS "The Dealership With A He,irt 

with every new 

vehicle purchase TELEGRAPH RD Just North of '2 MILE RD SOUTHFIELD 

from stock. OPEN MON & THURS. TIL 0 P.M. 

V Iff f I f 

NEW 1993 ESCORT LX 

4 DOOR WAGON 

Stock #12853 

Was $12,654 

is'9039 IS •9712 

NEW 1993 PROBE GT 

IS $ 

Stock #10626 

Was $18,222 

15,170 

CALL 

1-800-358-AVIS 

355-7500

T DEALS IN THE STATE - NO 

REASONABLE OFFER REFUSEOI 

ONLY: $14,932 

(THIS IS NQIA MISPRINT!) STK#3300 

OVER 

4-DOOR XLT M 

FROM ONLY 

NOW IN ST 

DELS NOW IN STOCK 

TAKE THE PLUNGE 

4 tAe ~7ime ta Scute! 

THE BEST INTEREST RATES AND BIGGEST REBATES OF 

• THE YEAR ARE IN EFFECT RIGHT NOW! 

OVER 800 NEW VEHICLES AVAILABLE TO CHOOSE 

• FROM — FAIRLANE FORD HAS THE CAR OR TRUCK YOU'RE 

LOOKING FOR! 

WE NEED GOOD USED CARS AND TRUCKS! OUR USED 

• VEHICLE INVENTORY IS LOW-EXTRA MONEY FOR 

YOUR TRADE THIS WEEK! 

STK #P529 

NEW'93 CROWN VICTORIAS 

©IN STOCK TO CHOOSE FROM! 

$1500°° REBATE 

IN STOCK (H J /» n o c 

FROM ONLY 

JUST ANNOUNCED: S500" LEASE CASH TOO 

wITH ANY PURCHASE dSSSS 

A^Z-PLAN ABE ELIGIBLE! 5/31/93 

NOW IN STOCK 

THE HARO-TO-RNO 

PUJM COLOR!) 

LOADED DCS FROM ONLY 

,498 (SIX AT THIS PRICE!) 

NEW 93 AERQSTAR WAGONS 

OVER ^ NOW IN STOCK! 

7-PASS . XL-PLUS MODELS WITH AIR 

CONDITIONING. AUTO TRANS, AND 

MUCH MORE! 

ONLY $1 4.062 STK*078 

Monday, May 31, 1993 04tE * IE 

IWS WEEKS £EE£1AL. 

NEW 93 TEMPO GL 2-PQQR 

AW * CONOmONIMQ. CONOmONIHQ AUTOMATIC TRANS, TRAMS. SPCED 

COWTBOC TH.T WHEEL, AMfH. CASSETTE. rtEAfl 

OETROSTEB, POWER DOOR LOCKS. POLYCAST 

WHEELS. DUAL ELECTRIC MIRRORS FLOOR MATS, 

AMO MUCH MORE! 

, EIGHT M STOCK 

THIS WEEK OMLY $8995 ' AT THIS PRICE) 

OVER 

•V-6*S WITH AIR CONOmONMQ| 

AND MUCH MORE M STOCK FROM 

0NLvt$13,799 

One 

I ^Hundred \ 

CCuB 

- I FORD 

WE'RE PROUD TO BE ONE OF 

AMERICA S TOP 100 FORD 

DEALERS IN SALES AND 

CUSTOMER SATISFACTION! 

A/Z-PLAN PURCHASERS SAVE HUNDREDS MORE! COLLEGE GRADS AND YOUNG BUYERS SAVE MORE TOO! CALL ANY SALESPERSON FOR DETAILS! 

LUXURY VAN 

AND DEBUT! 

VWHora %,fy,, —7 

rA IKI-A 

FAIR PEOPLE. I _ 

FAIR PRICES ^ I F O R D 

Since 1923 1 

/ an..f.-rar.t \ 

V ZV«, J 

14585 MICHIGAN AVE. (East of Southfield) DEARBORN 

ALL PRICES INCL RfcBATt AOD TAX TITLE PLATES & DEST 

STU EVANS 

OVER 1000 NEW CARS AVAILABLE 

A Commitment to Give the Lowest Price or Lease Payment 

1993 GRAND MARQUIS 

15 7 A Pkg OuOl trontc overdrtve 

front rear mots, power seal. Bur-mooted entry system, 

speed control electronic rear defroster power lock*, 

luxury &ght group, Body paint stripes. AM/FM stereo 

cassette, rodtal spoked wheel covers locking 

Ail Grand Marquis Include $575 destination 

S500 Bed Carpet Lease Cash Rebate 

RED CARPET ADVANCE 

PAYMENT LEASE PROGRAM 

24 MONTHS 

TOTAL 

liASf "5027 

PAYMENTS -500 

tea Carp* Jan Catfi 

'8527 

• MontHy uh tax 13 87 

• Isaas Mrro 24 months 

• HatunOabM saonty daposa "375 

• Amwt du • Men* tatan laMt VST 

•Laaa Red Carpal Caah. -500 

• Total aftar rabala «2I 

• Total mitaaga 30.000 

• l»iigi panaHy Hc/mSa 

• TiOa and cxala axtrs 

20 In stock • 51 arriving soon 

RETAIL LEASE 

LEASE FOR 

$393 

• NunM of months. 

- Monthly uee tax 

• Total Monthly 

payment 

• Refundable aecurtty 

85" 

per month 

24 

•15 75 

'400 60 

depoaH '425 

• Total due at nception "834 80 

• Total of peymerts "9R30 40 

• Total mIMaga allowed 30.000 

• Mileage pene*y 1ISAnSe 

• Ctooed and Iaaaa 

• TKM and piatea axtrs 

1993 SA8LE GS 

4 DOOR 

451A Pkg dual airtoog. power locks. Grp 

defroster, speed control, power windows, floor 

mats, light Grp . stereo cassette, power seat, 

cast wheels. 3 8 V6 engine 

AN Sables include $525 destination 

RETAIL BUY 

1993 SABLE GS 

• Suggested 

Ust '19,559 

• Stu Evans 

Discount *2522 

• Cash Back '500 

YOU 

PAY... '16-537* 

29 In stock 

27 arriving soon 

STU 

EVANS 

RETAIL LEASE 

LEASE FOR 

$ 3 1 5 

98" 

• Number al months 

HKjanJi 

24 

Montf* uea ta* 

Total Monthfy 

'12 64 

Payment 

HaMnlahta aecurtty 

"MS S2 

DepoeM "360 

Total dua at wcepMon "878 S2 

Total of pey menu 

TOM miaaga aao> 30.000 

t t«/mSa 

OPEN MON. & THURS. TIL 9 P.M. 

_4 — I 

1993 MARK VIII 

4.6 Liter. 32 valve V8,"280 horsepower, 

leather trim, keyiess entry, autoglide 

seats, electronic traction assist and 

much, much more. 

All Mark VIII Include $625 destination 

RED CARPET ADVANCE 

'AYMENT LEASE PROGRAM 

24 MONTHS 

KM* 

HAS 

$ 92 

10,309 

Morthy uaa ax...' -lea* 

Laaaa larm 24 months 

RafjndaWa sacurity oaooan -450 

Luxury tax "206' 

Total dua at rtceptton '10.965 

Total mtfeaga iflowsd 30 000 

IMaaga panatty 11c/m«a 

T«a and pUM r*>» 

10 In stock 

13 at simitar savings 


RETAIL LEASE 

LEASE FOR 

499 par month 

24 months 

Monthfy uaa tax 

• Total monthly 

'19payment 

"518" 

Number of months 24 

Luxury tax •206" 

Total dua • inception '1249- 

Total of payments '12 456" 

Totai mileega allowed 30.000 

Mitaaga penalty 

Ctoeed and laaas 

..nr'maa 

TWa and piatea axtrs 

1993 SABLE LS 4 DOOR 

462A Pkg., duol air bog, 6-way power drivers 

seat, speed control, defroster, AM^M high level 

cassette, power locks, premium sound. 3 8 EFI 

V6 engine, automatic air. automatic lamp, 

electronic Instrument cluster, keyless entry 

All Sables include $525 destination 

RETAIL BUY 

1993 SABLE LS 4 DOOR 

• Suggested 

Ust •21,012 

• Stu Evans 

Discount '2682 

• Cash Back '500 

YOU 

PAY...*17.830" 

27 m stock 

3S at similar savings 


RETAIL LEASE 

LEASE FOR 

$ 96" 331 

per month 

Number of momhe 24 

MorNhfy uee tax *132t 

Total Monthly 

Payment "346 24 

AeiundaMa aacunty 

Depoelt "360 

Total dua at Inception "W6 24 

Total of peymeraa •«« 7S 

Total miaaga afcmed 30 000 

ti 

' Cloaad and I 

• TWa and pMtaa i 

1994 CONTINENTAL 

EXECUTIVE SERIES 

Learner mm, comfort convenience group, 

leather wrapped steering wheel. GEO metric 

spoke aluminum wheeis. remote keyless 

Illuminated entry, 

All Continentals Include $625 destination 

RETAIL BUY 


• Suggested 

List >35,498 

• Package 


• Stu Evans 

Discount... "5261 

YOU 

pay:.* 2 9,214* 

29 In stock 

37 at similar savings 


RETAIL LEASE 

LEASE FOR 

s 499 per month 

• Number of montha 

• Monthfy uaa tax 

• Total Monthfy 

24 

'19 00 

payment "518 96 

• RefuxtaNe security 

deposit *525 

• Total dua at ncepBon '1043 96 

• Total of payments .12,455 04 

• Total mitaaga allowed 30,000 

• Mlleaga penalty . 11 OnSa 

- Cloaad and leeaa 

• Tina and 

1993 COUGAR XR7 

260A Pkg., defroster light group power lock 

group, AM^M stereo cassette, 6-way seat, power 

drivers, speed control, steenng wheel leatner 

wrapped. Wt steering wheel, P215/70R15 BSW nr« 

floor mots, luxury cast wheets 

AJ Cougars include $495 destination 

RETAIL BUY 

1993 COUGAR 

XR7 

• Suggested 

Ust >16,643 

• Stu Evans 

Discount >1428 

YOU 

mr _* 15,215' 

11 in stock 



RETAIL LEASE 

LEASE FOR 

$ 95" 343 

• Number of montha 

• Monthfy uee tax ... 

• Total Monthfy 

par month 

24 

137S 

payment... T67 71 

• hekyidabN sentry 

depoaft "375 

• Total due al roapeon "732 71 

• Total of payments "0666 04 

• Total maeeoa aSowed 30.000 

Cloaad and I 

TVs and ptaaaa a m 

2 Convenient Locations to Serve You 

Garden City 

32000 FORD ROAD 

West ol Morrim,in Ro.id 425-4300 Southgate 

16800 FORT STREET 

Al Pennsylvania Road 285-8800 

•ii i ta * • 

PAYMENTS 

TOO! 

1993 VILLAGER GS 

691 PACKAGE 

3.0 Engine, power mirrors, stereo radio, 

defogger, anti-lock brakes, speed control. 

7 passenger seating, tilt steering, air. 

All Villagers include $540 destination 

RETAIL BUY 

1993 VILLAGER GS 

• Suggested 

List '19,062 

• Stu Evans 


YOU 

PAY...* 17,400" 

3 in stock. 20 at similar savings 

60 at similar savings arriving soon 

RETAIL LEASE 

LEASE FOR 

86" 

per month 

• Numoer of months 24 

• Monthly uaa tax "13.56 

-Total Monthly 

payment •352.41 

• Refundable aecurtty 

depoen 173 

• Total dua M 

inception 777 41 

• Total o< payments ^467 84 

• Total mtfeega allowed 30,000 

Mtfeage penalty ii«/m«s 

Ctoeed and leeaa 

' Ttta and piatea extra 

1993 TOPAZ GS 

2 DOOR 

354R Pockoge. air. comfort/convenience 

group defogger. rear luggage rock, stereo 

cassette. 7 spoke aluminum wheels. 2 3 liter 

HSC Engine, 5 speed 

AH Topaz include $465 destination 

RETAIL BUY 

1993 TOPAZ GS 

• Suggested 

Ust '10,415 

• Stu Evans 

Discount >658 

•Cash Bock '500 

YOU 

PAY.. 9 2 5 7 

4 In stock 


SS arriving soon 

RETAIL LEASE 

LEASE FOR 

$ 219^ 

Nunbar of mortha 

MonMy uaa tax 

• Total MorSWy 

K\ 

w \ , 

k69" 

per month 

- M 

*.7» 

Total due at mcepaon "47S a 

Total of pay mania . 

Total Tingi saow 

Service Award

2E* O&E Monday. May 31, 

4M EMPLOYMENT 

500 Batp Wanted 500 Help Wanted 500 Hip Wanted 500 HdpWanted 500 ttafr Wanted 800 Halp Wanted 

i r r n i l N T A N T CPA APARTMENT POOL ATTENDANT ATTENTION Ide* tor homamaker* 552£v?S2S£ei CHILD CARE WORKER needed lor COMPUTER 8Y8TEMS LlAffiOW 

r Jn-rtw,CPA FuB time ex handicapped PKVH wbo cannot CEMENT TEMPER Westland Mr>ng C M Mi time. Entry M l poeWton sinastito lor *- 

Es.sbashed For Wesl BtoomBeld» oet out to -or* Wort pert-lime wen^ expertonced only need ap- beneltl* t**jO dhnA— aim «^pcyy D y w 

firm *eek* experlenoed individual 682-2950 from your home caking lor Purpa ply Cat Keith 477-9673 K „ W K I I 37703 Joy Rd Knowledge ol M8/DOS 4 proBclen- 

«*• computa akR*. =a*nt account- K « , M M « r ? B 728-ito n o ^ , , t . „ . = 7 = = TZ= " p m n o n ro ^ computer* M M 

500 Halp Wanted 

AAMSC w » accepting applications 

lor U - l l n daw mechanic 

CaU Thornas 

420-2740 

A CAREER IN REAL ESTATE 

SALES WITH US IS A "REAL JOB" 

Our program* and supc>ori system* 

ara aa eflectlv*. ma guarantee «Ou a 

minimum annual income of $25,000 

Wtth unarmed potential 

DON T GAMBLE WITH YOUR 

FUTURE CALL ME T0OAYM1 

INDIRA or BARRY, 477-1111 


SR ACCOUNTANT - minimum S/yrs 

experience. uMry $35,000 plus 

bona plu* fringe*. 'or Souinfleid 

CP* Brm Reply lo Box 3326 

Observer & Eccentric Newspapers 

36251 Schoolcraft Rd 

Livonia Ml 48150 

COS T ACCOUNTING CLERK 

Livonia- baaed engineering divtaon 

jl Fortune 500 automotive parts 

manufacturer seeks Coat Account- 

ing Ciert ResponaMitie* include 

accounts payable. |ot> costing. and 

some sdministratlve LAN reeponw- 

tuirnes Musi Have MIH with Lotus. 

Sympnony and .''or 1-2-3: WGrdPa- 

fect. Freelance, or Oeektop Publisb- 

-ng dearsble Send raeume wrth sal- 

ary requirements 

Bon 328 

Observer 8 Eccentric Newspapers 

38251 Scnoolcrsft Rd 


ACCOUNTANT - CPA 

Estabashed Weetem suburben CPA 

experienced aidtvldua 

with computer skins. client account 

mg and strong las knowledge 

areas Excellent opportunity for per- 

acna advancement ft working wtth 

others. dewing directly with clients 

and having something to »a> about 

how me «ro progreeeee ia ttie goa 

you see* Irom a growing public ac- 

counting firm, then mal your » 

sumeio Giiwkrn 8 Associates P C 

P O Bo. 5278, NorthvMe. Ml.. 

48167 

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE MANAGER 

with experience tor Troy baaed pub- 

lisher Computerized accounting 

experience wrth an aptitude for ac- 

curacy details, organization and 

i>mel*nees a must Pleess submit re- 

sume with salary requirements to 

KLA, P O Box 2600, Troy, Ml 48007 

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE 

Building materials distributor has an 

opening for Accounts Payable per- 

son Prefer BA or Associate Degree 

•n Accounting or minimum 5 yrs ex- 

perience ExceBent benefits Non- 

smoker only Pisaaa send resume 8 

salary requirements to Box 0332, 



Llvonorn. Michigan 

Product Engineering Designers 

We prefer the following experience and qualifications 

• Body sheet metal or structures design 

•3-D grapfiics 

• Math surface development experience 

• Engineering (ME EE. Aero, Gen Eng Eng Mechanics) 

We offer opportunities lor personal and professional growth state of 

[he art graphic facilities excellent salary and benefit packages and 

the opportunity to become a member of the respected Ford Body 

Engineering team 

Ford Motor Company employees on layoff who meet these qualifica- 

tions should contact their local personnel activity for information on 

how to apply for these positions 

Let your experience lake you into the future with Ford Motor 

Company For immediate consideration please FAX YOUR TYPED 

RESUME to Attn AEP, Dept. OE61 A, at (313) 390-4978. By choice 

we are an Equal Opportunity Employer 

Body Engineering 

Many openings throughout metro 

area Excellent communication/ 

business experience tor any ma|or 

• $8.50 to start • 

Flexible hours.'overtime avaHabla 

Must be neel and articulate 1993 

grads welcome 

Uvonia. 474-8086 

Rochester.'Troy 879-8991 

Dearborn, 291-2214 

Royal Oak 557-5038 

Ca* Monday-Sunday 9am-9pm 

COMPUTER HARDWARE TECH - 

Minimum 16 mo* experience on 

IBM Compel PC's 4 peripheral 

Please apply at Mich Business Sys- 

tems 24399 Tsiegrsph, S of 10 

COMPUTER OPERATOR - Part time 

to run backups from 4- 10pm. Mon 

thru Fn Keyboardmg skies needed 

computer knowledge dislratue TNe 

hourly poeltlon peye $7/hr We 

tram a mature dependable candi- 

date Send reeume to: 

CMr Mangamant Services 30333 

Southfleid. Southfleid. Ml 48076 or 

fax ra*i,nris to 647-8710. Attn 

Human Reeom caa 

CONSIDERING A Career Change? 

Managers needed tor subsidized 

ssmor dtiezen apertment bu*dmg ai 

NW suburb Management 4 com- 

puter sxprslsnce s plus Am active 

benefits 4 seiary nesponrl to- Box 

241 Novi, Ml 48378 

Const ruction/ Gener a Labor 

To 11/Hr Many" 

Clerts/Office Help to $15/Hr 

Many W» trsmi 

JOB BROKERS-FEE 539-9700 

COOKS PREP COOK, 

WAIT STAFF 

immsdlate hire spply m person at 

Sltvermens Restaurant 5 MUe Rd. 

North *ae, 2 ban w ol Heggerty 

COPY MACHINE OPERATORS 

Immedlste openings for highly 

motivated, experienced XeromVo- 

dsk operators tor 3 sMff opaietton 

Apply m person or send rssums to 

Chsriene Bruckmsn, National 

Reproductions mc 29400 Steven- 

son Hwy. Madieon His. Ml 48071 

COUNTER/PRESSER 

knmediete openings Must be w*Bng 

lo leern sa phases of dry clsenmg 

Apply al Pro-Clean. 19146 Teae- 

sph let 7 Mast between 4 4 4 pm 

PHONE CALLS PLEASEI 

s? 

CUSTOMER SERVICE 

25 Openings Enter customer credit 

dats at corporate offices m Plym- 

outh Keyboard experience, good 

communication skMs required 

Psrt-tlms Hours vary 

ARBOR TEMPS 459-1166 

Customer 

Service Rep 

Growing SouttifMd Staffing Compa- 

ny aeeks prclinionel mdMduai that 

« determined. * setl eterter with 

the aoarty to deel with c*ents on the 

phone and m person Ouaafted *p- 

pkcanta should sand raetatia lo: 

P O Box 614. SoutMletd. Ml 48076 

CUSTOMER SERVICE REP 

Commercial printing Arm aeeks 

Customer Service Rsp to handto )ob 

wme-upe, acheduimg, aatimaang. 

salee support Must have mmimurr 

3 years experience m the printing In- 

dustry Musi be aea-motivated 4 

have strong inter-personel akBa 

Send reeume to: National Rsprc- 

ductlons Inc 29400 Slavenecm Hwy. 

MadMon Hts, Ml 48071 

CUSTOMER SERVICE REP 

Btoomflsld Hm baaed Mortgage 

Banking firm has customer service 

rep poeltlon OuaHfled *pp*cant 

muet have computer experience, ex- 

4 communication akfla 8 the ab*fty 

to work m a high volume environ- 

ment ExceBent benefits 

candldetea ca* Sherry Pt 

nel Recruiter. 362-7700 ext 396 

An Equal Opportunity Employer 

DATA ENTRY 

HMs beeed Mortgâ 

Banking Arm has data sntry posi- 

tions Quelled appacarrta must 

hsve computer experience, strcel 

Isnt customer serntce 4 communica- 

tion *ato 4 the abatty to work n a 

Mgh volume envtronment Exc a*art 

Sherry Paet. Personnel RecruBer 

342-7700 ew 398 


DAY CAMP COUNSELORS 

• Boy's locker room duties 

' LUeguerds (moat be oertHled) 

' Sports Inatnictors 

Apply Wayna/WeaOand YMCA. 827 

S Wayne Rd Weetlnd 721-7044 

INDEPENDENT Route Contractors 

with own reaabta vehicle tor lo the 

door deanery Waal am. Oek land 4 

Wayne uountlos 7 days par •* Pick 

up papers by 4 Han 14 1M hr 

routes Completion by 8 30am 

mum weekly oompeneellon $140 

Must be cuetomer aervtoe ortawed 

1-800-831-2600 

Beet to caa M M 6- lOem. 281-8110 

Or slop m 12803 Farmmgton Rd 

DCLfVERTY PERSON 

company seeks pllill i 

driver with good record. COL with 

HAZMAT tor locel dea.erte* Ful 

ame. permawawt. Beneata Cat Mr 

•onal. MoivPrt, 9-8 al 427-4444 

EXCELLENT opportunity lor 

Cosmetologist or barber In a busy 

beautiful Westfsnd salon 

_ a j.ecmig_aeHt. JsBB-JgtMliaL 

County Send rssume 4 salery 

- a s n n a m Tort»*327- 

O&jyYg. 4 

upon experience Appacations 

ceptsd between 9em 4 4pm 

PLYMOUTH STAMPING 

315 W ANN AMOR R0 

PLYMOUTH Ml 48170 

DIE SETTER 

Metal stamping Vm requlraa die 

aetup parson farWar wtth progrea- 

arve dlea and ro* feeds. Contact JWn 

wants. Caps 4 Clamps mdustrlea. 

15060 Keel. Plymouth. 455-0880 

SUPERVISORY 8 DIRECT CARE 

poeltione available Muet be WCLS 

or MOAC trsmed- Up to $7/V 

454-4440 

An Equal Opportunity Employsr 

DIRECT CARE HELP nseded tor 

grOL« homo 4 S-l.T. Program. 

MORC or WCLS trained pratarred 

Contact m Plymouth 

Ga*. 454-5773 Da 

Dabble 454-8843 

Cert 397-0072 

Suaan 374-2862 

An Equal OpportxmMy Employer 


Doe 

DIRECT CARE 

m service staff Fui Hms, axparl- 

enced Good pey Ca* between 8em 

4 2pm 531-0487 

DIRECT CARE 

INSTRUCTOR 

Immediate potMon. psrl-time, after- 

noon shift. M.OO/Hr. Southfleid 

area. High functioning Ml popiAe- 

tton Contact Kim or Lourie Bars sari 

10-4pm 567-3840 

DIRECT CARE STAFF 

Group home* hiring caring etaff lo 

serve devetopmanlalty disabled 

adults Htgh school dlpioma/QED 

required Variety of sMfts 

Bkjs Cross/SMald Ineuranoe 

Ca* I0em-4pm 

Bedford 537-9068 

Daii»i, 809-8543.899-3808 

Dearborn Hts 277-8193 

LNonle. 474-0283 

326-4394"* 

Strong r 

neipto. 

BENEFITS: 

Salary plua incentive pay 

Company training program 

Paid vacaoorie 

Company mauranca 

Advancement opportunity 

For Interview pieaee ca*. 

313-624-4790 

SOLVENT SYSTEMS 

INTERNATIONAL INC 

611 HMgar Rd 

Detroit, Ml 48214 

EXPANSION 

COLLEGE STUDENTS 

'93 HIGH SCHOOL GRADS 

Local branch headquarters have 

part tune'to* lime summer and per- 

maneni poeitions $8.50 to atari. 

• 474-8086 • 

Ca* Monday-Sunday. 9em-9pm 

DRIVER 

PART-TIME 

Fiona! needs pert Qma help tor floral 

delivery 4 (Mac. lobs K M tor re- 

nrsea Good driving record 4 chauf- 

leurs Scenes required Permanent 

position Apply m pkrson only 

JOE'S PRODUCE 

33152 W 7 MM. Uvonia 

EXPERIENCED CARPETING Oeerv 

ing Technician Cheufleurt kcenea a 

must Fsmdsls aree 

Ca* Mon-Fn, 6-5pm 547-3507 

EXPERIENCED HOME CLEANERS 

$6-$8 per hr No evenings or week- 

ends Psy checks weekly Irom o 1 

compeny Car needed, mkeeoe 

peid 6 posllions avaHabla 471 -0930 

DRIVER. Permanent part-time 

needed tor Southfleid courier com- 

pany Must be dependable, rekebts 

4 poseees siceaem driving record 

Hours Irom 4-7:30 pm. Mon.-Frl 

$5 25 to Mart Ask for Andv or KHks 

12-2pm 353-8494 

EXPERIENCED MASTER LICENSED 

HVAC Contractor needed lu* time 

40 hrs plus/week guaranteed 

Greet benefits Good pay Pieaee 

call Sieve at 313-478-7030 

DRTiERS - A.A.M.S C • now ac- 

cepting sppacatlona tor municipal 

street *aia*psr and dump truck driv- 

ers Ca* TTwmaa, 420-2740 

EXPERIENCED TELEMARKETERS 

Must have out-goaig fun personaaty 

and en»oys setting appomtmantsl 

Hrty - commission 4 bonuses. Ca* 

Angela 525-3700 

DRIVERS 4 DISPATCHER 

Needed lor growing 

cab company F1J4 part time 

Ca* tor application 691-2325 

FABRICATION,'ASSEMBLY Peraon 

need tor fluid power distributor lo- 

cated m Novi ExceVent benefits. 

Send resume 10 Box 316 



Uvonis Ml 48150 

FULL-TIME ASSOCIATE 

Needed m Ihe Uvonia Market 

PART-TIME ASSOCIATE 

Needed o the Weetland Market 

If you are bright, energetic, frlendfy. 

and looMrig for a cha*ange, Ihe 

P1CWAY SHOES la the place tor 

you rieep onsibmties include, but 

not Smiled to Cualomer Service. 

Merchandising, and Processing 

Shipments 

We Offer 

• 30H. Aaeooata Merchandtae 

Otecoixita 

• On-lhe-Oob Training 

• Competitive Wages and Benefits 

- Promotional Opportunftnes 

Apply In person st 

PICWAY SHOES 

8810 Middlebefl Rd 

Uvonia. Ml 48150 

OR 

PICWAY SHOES 

141 N Wsyne Rd 

Westland, Ml 48165 

Plcway Shoes is an Equal Opportu- 

nity Employer M/F/O/V 

GIRLS WANTED 

from Michigan between 7-19 10 

compete m this veer's 7th Annuel 

1993 Detroit Pegeants Over 

$20,000 m prtxee snd schotsrstaps 

Ca* today 

1-800-PAGEANT ext 39108 

(1-800-724-32881 

Graphic Arts/Deek Top Pubashmg 

To $2S/Hr Many! 

JOB BROKERS-PEE 539-9708 

GROUNOSKEEPER - do you Ike 

working outdoors? Do you His 

working with s winning team? 

If you answered ' 'yes' am heve s fu* 

tlms position open lor you! 

Apply m person Mon - Fn Spring 

Vsaey Apts.. Hsiaiead Rd 

11-12 MUe Rda 

$25,000 

GUARANTEED 

If you always wanted to 

•tart a career In real es- 

tate. but felt you couldn't 

take a chance on a lower 

first year income, now is 

the time to get started! 

Call Sheila Clink 

(313) 356-7111 to find out 

about our guaranteed In- 

come program, and start 

Immediately In a career 

field of unlimited potential. 


Hotel 

COMFORT INN. UVONIA 

Seeking self motlvsted. energetic 

people for housekeeping snd main- 

tenance poamone Apply m parson 

29235 Buckingham. N ol School 

crslt behind The Oave Garden 

No phone caas pieaee 


HOUSEKEEPERS WANTED 

Oay poamone Muet heve tranepor 

latlon $6 50 per hour to atari 

Call 522-4772 

HOUSEKEEPING/LEASING 

Peraon needed wtth experience tor 

apartment complex m Novi Ful 

time poeltKm Ca* Mon -fri.. 9am- 

5pm, 624-0004 

HOUSEKEEPING 

Cleaning parson needed tor Fsrm- 

inglon Hias apertment community lo 

dean vacant ursta prior to new ten- 

ner* move-in Experience preferred, 

referencee required Ca* lltllm lo 

schedule an appointment al 

313-844-4030 

HVAC COUNTER PERSON - local 

wholesaler ExceBent pay 401K. 

benefits. hM tame. Experience pre- 

ferred Send reeume to BOX 360. 

Obeerver 4 Eccentric Newspapers 


Uvonia Ml 48150 

JANITORIAL COMPANY looking tor 

Cuemdtona. Portara and Matrons 

M/F to wort I, M l hour ahffta 

between 8AM 4 9PM. In a preeb- 

glous salshashrneni In Troy Tins 

company conducts sxtensive 

sci sen*'ig on a* appecanta Only de- 

pendable 4 rsaponslbls persons 

need spply Musi have own trsnsp- 

sortanon If mtsrsated plssn apply 

at 8800 Wyoming. Deerborn Ml 

between Warren 4 Ford Rds 


JERRY Baker s YvdenCare Co haa 

HMmarteang/cualomer service po- 

srtiona s.e*etaa 

days 8 1 

Flexible hours, 

hourly wags plus corn- 

eal Star al 960-1800 

CABINET COMPANY 

Lammators needed to" counter lope 

8 cuetom furniture Experlenoed 

only 581-7101 

INDOOR LANOSCAPER wort year 

round caring tor Tropical plants Re- 

sponsible energetic Experience 

helpful Car a muat Flexible daytime 

hours. 661-1515 

LOOKING FOR 

wort m prclaaaiaiiel environment 

trainee poeltlon Career orlsnked 

hard working 4 parsonetas risauma 

to American Computar Exchange. 

24188 Heggerty Fermsnytor Has. 

Ml 48335 Attn Brsndls Hopper 

LOVE PLANTS? 

gatic persons needed to cars tor Hvs 

plants m commercial locations. 

Must bs we* groomed 4 able to 

communicate we* Fv*l or pert time 

nekabts car required Cal 466-9397 

MACHINE Operator .'Set-up T 

Mecnarecaay mckned $7-$9 •* an 

hour SeneflU E OE JTPA lunded 

548-2027 

HYDRAULIC POWER UNIT 

BUILDERS 

RHM Fluid Power, a Weeta 

unit buader a seeking experlenoed 

hydraulic tube fitters and aaeem- 

biera. Top benefits snd corriperiee- 

tion package Pisses send rsenilis 

only to RHM Flusd Power. 375 Msn- 

ufacturersOr Weetland Ml 48185 

ASSISTANT OR SHAMPOO Person 

Needed fu* or part time lor W 

Btoomfletd tator Pleeae ca* 

Mario Max 855-5055 

RECEPTION POSITION avaOaUe al 

Oueue. progressive Birmingham 

hair salon Psrl 4 fu* time, comput- 

er aklUs helpful 642-1848 

Gener si 

DELIVERY DRIVERS 

COURIERS 

Courteous 4 we* groomed man 4 

woman needed for fu* time posi- 

tions Start immediately Must havs 

own vehicle 4 Ineurance 

CALL BETH 313-353-4558 

HAIR CARE 

Licenaed cosmetologists, fun 4 part 

time, we offer advanced training m 

customer service, perms, color 

cuts. 4 product knowtisdge Ca* 

T ryan 

1-800-552-4870 

HAIR DRESSERS 

Now hiring fun 4 part-time stylists 

lor salon m Uvonia Guaranteed 

hourly wage Contact Ctndi525-98?6 

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS avaaaote 

tor Infant 4 preecnool teechers 4 

substitutes Fu* 4 part time 

Ca* Kids st Wort 827-9880 

INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER to tutor 

student 2 hrs. twice a week m the 

evemnge Core compentsncy must 

include Ihe sbmty to leech blue print 

rsedmg ol eutomotrve Interior tran 

plastic parts. 4 tool deelgn 

Ca* 644-0427 

INJECTION MOLDING 

MACHINE REPAIR 

Must be sbls to trouble-shoot 4 

rspsir electrical hydraulic & 

mechanical problems. Must have 

own hand tcols Sarvd reeume to 

P0 Box 9287. Uvonia. Ml 48150 

GENERAL 

^ HELP 

COLLEGE STUDENTS 

HAIR DRESSERS wanted tor our 

fnendfy growing Plymouth aalon 

Also, full service NAIL TECH needed 

now Station furnished 

Ca* 455-3100 

INSPECTOR - must know blueprmi 

-eadlng. gages SPC 4 have above 

average learning akMts Excs*sn1 

wages 4 benefits Apply al 29866 

John R Madison His 

HAIRDRESSER - very experienced 

roller set 2 days per week, Fn -Sat 

Excellent hours Dearborn area 

nursing home. 313-681-7060 

HAIR IMAGES SALON 

m Uvonia 

Seeks lull time NAIL TECHNICIAN - 

Does a greet set ot acrylic nans 

Caen tie wafting Salon 

product and pays your taxes 

We use O P I 

18320 Middlebelt 

477-1262 

GENERAL LABORERS 

NOW HIRING 

CORPORATE 

PERSONNEL 

SERVICES 

261-1120 

GENERAL LABOR 

• Machine Operators 

• Light Assembly 

• Bindery with experience 

• Royal Oak/Troy/Pontlac 

Ca* Today 

WOLVERINE 

STAFFING 

(313) 879-9070 

Mature, experienced, currant or tor 

mar Coemetoiogiet Artiste Wond- 

erland Ma* Also harstyksl427-1361 

INSTALLER 

Knm#v baaed on educeOon. aape- 

nenoe end poaMton Sand reeume 

ONLY 715 rill sail Rd . Inkasar Ml 

48141 Attn JerMter or Unda 

PART TIME - Studto office* requlrs 

Host person to he*> pick up snd 

aarvw kmcnea. 4 hrs. per day. 11am- 

3pm. $6 50 an hr Oawi tranapora- 

Bon Ca* Sandra 471-8010 

PAT'S SEWER CLEANING 

LARGE APARTMEN' community in 

Southfleid seeking Lifeguards for 

ment Cal, 

Must be certified 

MJUNTE NANCE 

Long term care faoaty haa poeltlon 

• reliable for an individual experi- 

enced in plumbing 4 electrical re- 

pair. painting and preventive main- 

tenance rtooas appfy in person be- 

tween hrs of 9sm-4pm, Four 

Chaplsms Conveieecenl Center, 

28349 Joy Rd Westland 


LATHE OPERATOR - immediaie 

openings Apply at 50625 Cherry HI* 

Rd (at the comer o« Ridge. Rd.i m 

Canton 495-0000 

LAUNDROMAT seeking fu* lime 

he® Genera laundry duties Appfy 

m person 38165 Ann Arbor Rd (at 

Ann Arbor Tr). Livonia 

LAUNDRY SUPERVISOR 

EXPERIENCED 

Call Roeemarie Lewis 

NIGHTINGALE WEST 

6365 Newburgh Rd 

Westland, Joy Rd 

poeitions ara mm s a*aeis at our 

new and modern Plymouth Michi- 

gan production tac*fty Opening* lor 

both Irameee and experienced per- 

sonnel lor day and afternoon shifts 

Starting ratea from $6 00-$ 12.00 

per hour Poaflione evenable crib 

attendant, surface and unaaon grind- 

ing. OO. canterleas grinding, and 

part time lamtoriei Blue print read- 

rig. the abatty 10 uaa micrometers 

and tfiop toote iisHilJ Good steedy 

employment with lots of oveitwie 

and greel beneatsl 

; Apply ai peraon or ca* for more de- 

' tans and dlrectlona. 

43936 P»ymouth Oaks BNd 

Plymouth. Michigan 48170 

Phona 313-416-0000 

Fa* 313-418-2200 


PWNT»MI - BMoem 

MkMgan's i 

Mas We are loakme for al 

people a * the above quafl 

PI aae a send laatmna or letter ol 1 

pertanoe to: Robert Mc Paitan. 

unwary Uto Primers 4 ISO Var- 

slty Or .. Arm Arbor Ml 48108 

PRINTING 

Customer Service/High Speed Cop- 

ier Oo you have al least 2 yrs print- 

ing experience? Can you fcaap smft- 

mg Wiae working m a law paced erv 

vtronmenr? * so. caa Johnaona 

442-0600 

PROOUCTION 

fadurar. BrigMon 4 Waaed Laka. 

uaa upwanga for niJ*anB- aatm- 

bly and Md wort Ca*tor>itai ilea 

313-548-9702 

PROJECT MANAGER 

Caraa opportunity tor orvantoad 

1 eerier wMh lotanaaeni degree 8/or 

professional writing experience 

Ma* reaume to Parks Productions, 

118 E»en. Orion Ml 48359 

PC PROGRAMMER 

MAINTENANCE MANAGER 

Five yeers minimum hands-on exps- 

nerice m electrical. hydride. 

pneumatic troubleshooting and 

maintenance This is s hands-on 

position Must be capable of 

managing current 1 man depart- 

ment as it grcwrs Computer 

experience a plua injection molding 

experience preferred but not 

required Send resume 10 Plastic 

Specialties Inc , 2701 John R, Troy. 

Mi 48083. Altn Personnel 

FHA 1 VA.iqan* ( « , w * w i w r . 

INSTALLERS 4 SALES pwopte tor h— 

Uvoraa. Ml 48152 

Attn Tarn Brown 

313-946-2930 

iauon 4 sales required Must have 

own tocaa Pontiac 4 Keego Harbor 

locations 334-2525 

HAIR STYLIST - Barber or Beauti- 

cian wanted A Very Busy Shop' 

Clientele welting Name ol the ehop 

Share Your Hair: 27726 Plymouth 

Rd Uvonia Ca* Maea 425-5440 

NEW MANAGEMENT 

HAIRSTYLIST lor very busy fagh 

tech hair salon. 

Offering 70 % 

i openings 

HAIR STYLIST 4 MANICURIST 

New Fsrminglon HWa salon/wort 

for yoursaff/chair rents! Insurance 

program, education and vacation 

pay 615-9080 

For 

HAIR STYLIST NEEDED 

nans hair salon In W Bloom- 

Ca* Tom 851- 

GENERAL OFFICE Fssi paced 

west side Detroit office looking for 

outgoing individual who an|oyi deal- 

ing wfth the public Must type 60 

wpm J 4 D Auction, 16000 FuHerton 

1-96 4 Greenfield 837-0900 

DIRECT CARE STAFF - DCWl 

needed for to! 4 pert-time smfta at 

Group noma m Dearborn Hgts Muel 

be may WCLS/MORC trsmed. o>- 

renl In CPR/FA 4 heve good drMnc 

9-8 589-4929 

record Ca* Mon-Fn. 1 

DIRECT CARE STAFF 

Needed manaomt, to wort In 

groia home with developmenta*y 

disabled adults AM 4 PM eats 

Garden City 

High school diploma or GED 4 vaab 

drwars lloenee reqared $6 50/»iour 

aMh good benefits Ca* belaaan 

9am-4pm a.' 427-7418 

DIRECT CARE STAFF NEEDED 

Canton and LNona group home 

Trained staff. $8 00/Tv to atari 

Ca* Kan a 

or the offtoe a 

lor 291-8305 

474-0810 

omecrcARc 

DIRECT CARE WORKER 

For group home * Plymouth MM- 

n^fit aMff I IIHII WCLS k H 

helpful or we iram $6 29-88 7» 

hour Ca* Germ. 

86 75 per 

420-0878 

Put Yourself in Our Positions... 

Sales Telemarketers *9-*15 per hour 

Floor Monitor & Customer Service V9 per hour 

Sales Supervisors '25.000- ! 30,000 annual 

High growth Farmington Hills based, telemarketing com- 

pany seeks aualified individuals to function in various posi- 

tions at our Corporate Headquarters. 

OUR CUSTOMERS CAU USUI 

IN BOUND CALLS ONLY 

We are offering 3 shifts: 8:00 a.m. • 2:30 p.m., 2:00-9:00 

p.m., 8:00 p.m. • 2:00 a.m. 

For a personal interview call between 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. 

(313) 489-0555 

PLEASE HAVE Ab AVAILABLE WHEN YOU CALL 

We are looking for professional candidates 

communication skids and a 

DRIVERS 

Fu* tBns positions Mua uaa own 

•ancto Vans or pick up* with cap 

preferred Muet be 21 wrth deer, 

driving record Annua Income 

$20.0w-$35.000 Apply al Profes- 

stona Osavery 4 Currtor. 24500 

lloritiweatam. Ste 202, Southfieid 

between 9am 4pm. Mon thru 

Fri 

FACIALIST NEEDED 

For Groeee Pointe salon 

682-6240 

DRIVERS 4 MOVERS 

Experlenoed Apply UnmedUtery at 

O'SuBNan Moving Co 1825 Bel 

Mrs Royal Oak 1 block S ol 

mBeoff 

FACTORY JOBS TO $18/HR 

ILoca Plants Hiring! 

HOTEL joes TO $13/HR 

(Many types/Meny tram> 

WAREHOUSE/DELIVERY 

(lo $ 14/tir Start Now 4 ) 

BANK TELLER TO $7/HR 

fL oca/Many trami) 

ANIMAL CARE TO S9/HR 

{Must love pats') 

JOB BROKERS 539-9700 Fee 

DRTVERS NEEDED tor automotive 

pamt store Stock 4 daavery experi- 

ence help**, but not r icsaiary 

Fua-bm* poemon 336-9800 

FARMINGTON AREA 

Ftoa Easts Psrt-tlms position 

Hourly compensstton 

Ca* 178-8008 

DRIVE FtS/P ART TIME 

Mssdia tor 18 paanrgir van to 

— • *- - ' a tor group 

approxjmataly 

8 46 AM - 9 15 AM or 5 46 AM 

12 Noon E i cwaem driving required 

$6 pa Vx» FarmingtoiVfarmmg- 

ton Haa/Nov! rouse 478-0870 

FITTER haevy stea plates baaee 

coiumna He 3 yr* * experience 

Livonia 

422-5212 

FOUR-SLIOE 

Setup and operete day* or after 

noons Experienced onfy 

FNoductlon Spring Corp 775-8S92 

* straghi 

• *a*t 11 

truck. 0TR 

Pad pa- 

POI 

and plaoa work Apply to 

247$ Dearborn Ml. 48123 

FULL TIME Pamt Sales Person tor 

pant 4 decorating for* Apply 

P saner* Supply 892: 

Gerden City 

GENERAL SHOP MACHINIST - 1-2 

yeeRs experience on Lathe snd'or 

Grinding preNrred Fu* tlms 

Benefits Ca* 591-1041 

GRINDER HAND 

SURFACE 

Experienced on biueprmi deism, 

gagea Ford 4 GM qusaty aiop 

Birdsa* Tool 4 Gage 

Farmington Has, 474-5150 

GROUNOSKEEPER - For Plymouth 

apartment community Soma expe- 

rience helpfi* but we tram Appfy or 

phona Mon -Fri . 10am-4bm 

Hiacreel Club Apt* 453-7144 

An Equa Opportunity Employer 

GROUNDS PERSON needed for 

Caa 478-1487 

Ctoeed Wedneedays 

GROUP HOME 

Assistant Manager 

Ltvorvs aree home eervlng devaaop- 

mentaay daabled adult* aeek* As- 

sistant Manager Experience mua 

ndude learn based pereonna man- 

agement caent care, 4 home opera 

bona. Some coBege pielaTed Al- 

lamoon sum Blue Croe*/Shield in- 

euranoe Ca* I0am-*pm 537-9058 

HAIRSTYLIST OR BARBER - flexi- 

ble hour*, pad vscatlon Never Sun- 

day Pleasant atmosphere Canton 

aree Immediate opening 459-7350 

HAIR STYLISTS, NAIL TECH. 

BARBER and MAKE-UP TECH tor 

very busy Rocheela Ha« Salon 

652-7208 

HAIR STYLISTS- Hoi ma* salon lo- 

cations m Clawson 4 Rochester 

Keep 65% Advanced education 

Some cHentele netplu! 398-3156 

HAIR STYLISTS 

FuH time poation* currently avail- 

able al our newest BoRic* location 

soon to be open In the West Rrver 

Center st Grand River 4 Mlddlebeft 

In Farmmgton Hdts Guaranteed 

hourly wege plue commissions, 

compiets Seiecl Cara oeneltt peck- 

age equipment, clarilsli and much 

more PoNtions aso available 

throughout the entire suburban Da- 

troli area To aa up an ailarwew 

pieese ca* Paul al 1-800-888-8484 

HAIR STYLIST 

wantad fu* or part time lor Canton 

swor We guaamee hourty waoe 

and mora Ca* Unda 981-8190 

INSULATION INSTALLERS 

W* train Apply In parson, si Jones 

Insulstlon. 22811 Hselip E of Novi 

Rd 4 N off S M*e Novi 

LAWN CARE - Experienced lor lawn 

4 landscaping, toa/part time tor ee- 

labllshed lawn compeny Pay ac- 

cording to experience rf interested 

contact Chin at, 699-4306 

Insurance - Experienced Only 

AGENCY POSITIONS 

Commacia 4 Persona Unea 

CSR's-Marnamg-Clalm»-Rata» 

CONCORD PERSONNEL 

19500 Middlebelt Rd 

478-2200 

All Fees Company PakJ 

INSURANCE REPAIR 

CONTRACTOR 

Need* sxpaienced Carpenters 

Rough/Finoh Panters, Drywall 4 

•Heater Part/lu* lima Musi have 

Iruck 4 toon 255-2510 

LAWN CARE HELP 

Soma expaience neceeaary Mu« 

be ratable Ce* Ken 737 - 5596 

LAWN MAINTENANCE 

needed Top pay No experience 

459-3851 


Must bs experienced m opastaig s 

gra** whip 592-1344 


Muat be experienced aflti comma- 

da equipment, dependable 4 have 

own reliable transportation Must be 

able to wort long hour* Farmaigton 

ares 477-1234 

INTERVIEWERS 

Dynamic Marketing 

Firm la seeking motivated, 

part-time telephone Inla- 

viewers for a* shifts 

(DAYS. EVENINGS 4 WEEKENOSl 

Qualification* are ExceBent Phone 

SkMs. Computa and/or Typing 

SkMs idea for homemakar*. stu- 

dents. i a«n ss* thoe* re-entering 

the roe marxa 

NO SALES INVOLVED 

CaM Sandy 10am-4pm 827-4021 

INTERIOR DESIGNER 

with wrong architectural back- 

ground wanted tor uporele Birming- 

ham baaed firm Send resums to 

Office Msnsga 211 N Woodward 

Birmingham. Ml 48O09 

INVENTORY CONTROL 4 Cuatom 

Pamt Tmter wanted 40 hours plus, 

Troy srea. off i-75 4 Rocheela Rd 

Experience nee salary Sand 

to P O Box 4825, Troy. Ml 48099 

HANDYMAN M/F needed part time 

tor home warranty repairs 

Sand rssume to. P O Box 2380. 

Farmmgton HUN. Ml 48333-2380. 

Attn Construction Oept 

HANOY PERSON 

Reasonable mature tor apt com- 

plex Plymouth Mua know heating 

plumbing, electrica etc 456-1215 

NAIL TECHNICIAN 

wanted tor Na* Oeaa Buey aalon in 

Troy Mua be LKeraed 

Ca* tor appmnunenl 889-0402 

dwvcra waxted-Retiree* pre- 

tarred Cam caah rvemnga weak- 

anda 4 pert-time Good drtvma 

281-21 ti 

DWVEW - wWh van niadaH tor pack 

a«a 4 IrsagfH daavery Late moda 

1 ton cargo van m**m Paid pa 

Cal now 468-4182 

T I G E R 

T I C K E T W I N N E R S 

excellent team attitude. 

AMERICAN BUND ft WALLPAPT* FACTORY 

28271 ORCMARB LAKE R0AB 

i t a i t • 

DRY CLEANERS need* counsel per 

EARN SUMMER CASH 

50 OPENINGS 

tor Ciataaa Barvtoe Rape 

FuB/Pert Time 

tiaawaa 

Apply Men awou^l 

•AM-11AM and II 

CORPORATE 

PERSONNEL 

SERVICES 

261-1120 

EAR* to H000 weekly pre 

Ma FtWHUO laMiat NO * 

anae neceeaary Cal >4 Maw* 

t-8W-84»-$7M (It 781 

rzvrzxzsz.'zz: 

Ben* i ir ill m i l ai anm to 

IBEAAVT^ RY»4JAAWAA» %» 

aactmcal oontwsl. pamsl 

•LaCTTCCAL OOtftWX 

Gaiuska Family 

7629 Louise a 

Wastland 48185 

Theresa Horvath 

10088 Beech Da»y Rd. 

Radford 48239-2117 

Richard Wydlck 

8939 Uercede$ 

Radford 48239 

Vann Family 

9854 E. Clamant* Circle 

Uvonia 48150 

J. Chetenyak 

11181 Oxbow 

Livonia 48150 

Mary Jo Delbeke 

7580 Willow Craafc 

Canton 48187 

Cheryl Anne Hedges 

p.o.Boins - 

Wayna 48184 

John Lennon 

15521 Lavan Rd. 

Uvonia 48154 

Plaase cal th« promotion department of the 

Observer A Eccentric betece 4 p.m. Friday, 

lo daJm your free tickets. 

9 5 3 - 2 1 5 3 

Congratulations! 

HARD WORKING friendly mdMdua 

lo do phone wort This peraon we 

be trading computa equip 

No 

la requred A positive sttltuds a 

neceeaary Send reei*ne to Ameri- 

can Computa Exchange. 24188 

Haggerty. Farmmgton He*. Mi 

48335 Attn Brandle Hopper 

HOME DELIVERY SERVICE a faring 

part time. 20-32 hra/aaek tor cue- 

lomer coneultant Keyboard 4 good 

phone comrmavcanon experience a 

plus Located m L/vome 

Ca8 tor mtarvtew 281-8280 

HomemaKers - Students 

Retirees 

Us as seeking hard working, high 

tor varied poamone 

pemfve sterling pay 

uiea 10% dleoounl 

kji nanca rsitaas 4 mem raleee 

Apply a our Service Deek aylaiie 

during store hrs 7'deys/wk 30020 

Grand Rh 

TARGET 

HORSEBACK RIC«NQ manjclor. 21 

yr* or i 


or otda tor Stanma 

SHERATON OAKS Hoaa m NoM 

(1-88 4 Novi Rd I hiring 

of Room AnenOer-is'Uoueekeepirig 

Dept . Prep Cooks 4 KJK*a* UMHy/ 

Sherason OrNa. Novi 

HOTEL FRONT DESK CLERK 

Hon I 

i l a m i l 

m. Banaiglieni 

HOUSEKEEPER. PART TaaE 

Oaf 4 mommgs AppJ. » paaon 

HOUSEKEEPER PLUB 

Ful awe tor arova »a 

mg*on area Man Fri 11 AM $ 

' " ed 47V087fl 

Pft. » koas P» 

paXtm "a Tkl'iaeaer,mne'SaBO 

CMc Caraa Or 

HUMAN MCaOUNCt $-%«.•» 

a 

INVENTORY/SHIPPING/ 

RECEIVING CLERK 

Southfleid menufactura seeking s 

motivated snd sslf-aartlng person 

tor sn immediate poeltlon to wort m 

the Mock room Muet have shipping 

and receiving experience Aleo must 

have soms experience m computa 

snd rypng Mua be eble to start 

immedatefy Cat Mon-Fn 6-4 30 

156-0590 

ITALIAN FOOO WHOLESALER in 

Redford area aeeks rssponsKM a- 

llclent aorta tor warehouse opera- 

tion to W 4 check order*, load 4 un- 

load trucks Please ca* Mon -Fn 

8 30-4pm to acfiedule ar riterviaw 

538-3020 

LAWN SERVICE LABORERS 

Needed m No Hi i ** 1 flfrmoutti wee 

No experience neceesNy 

Ca*7am-4pm. 34^-8887 

LEASING AGENT 

Ful tane, some weekends Must 

havs 2 yeer* experience Good 

communication akiaa a must 4 ugh! 

typing required Housing provided 

Send resumes lo independence 

Green Apt*. 24316 Washmgton Ct ., 

48335 or cat 

471-6800 

Farmington HIBs. Ml. 

LEASING AGENT 

lor lags apt community, successful 

appkcanl w« have outatandmg ami 

abaty 4 ssvaa yrs experience 

serving the pubkc Light typing ski*s 

aid abaty lo loilow directions re- 

quired Ca* 648-9600 

LEASING CONSULTANT 

Needed lor luxury apartment com- 

murwty ai Novi PlaaaicaB 348-1712 

LEASING CONSULTANT 

Part time, tor Da*s iaa area apt 

community (mainly weekends) 

Pieaee contact Carol at 899-3555 

LIFEGUARD - Fu* time tor Bloom- 

field Haa apertment pool Mua be 

certified 4 be able lo arort week- 

ends 332-7400 

MAINTENANCE of park equipment 

and light ground wort, neaded m a 

Camon aubdwieion pert For Oetaaa 

call Don Bartoa 397-8071 

MAINTENANCE PERSON 

Canton apartment compiei 

Experienced only $6 an hour 

981-3891 

or FoxPro ex- 

perience uatoned Miao-uaa pro- 

Ful 

toraard ra 

AOtSTRA CORPORATION 

101 Union 

Plymouth Ml 48170 

Attn; 

MORTGAGE CLOSER 'experience 

required) and CLOSING COORDI- 

NATOR (Mortgage experience 

preferred! lor Southfleid 

Mortgage Banker - riil.imn only lo 

Pan Creep 1 - P O Box 5084 

Southfleid, Ml 48086-5084 

MORTGAGE PROCESSORS 4 

CLOSERS for busy Bloomfied Hiae 

Mortgage Comperry Experience ra- 

qua-ed Excel ant pay 4 benefits 

Caa Shan 642-1030 

MORTGAGE PROCESSOR- Unique 

environment with no loan officers 

Come m, do your Job. 4 go home- 

Stress-free CaBJoen 642-3372 

MORTGAGE PROCESSOR T 

3 yrs office akes required Good 

communlcaticn ska*, data-entry, 

phonos, copying 4 faxing. Ca* Joan 

NEED A JOB'' 

training you 

With On-The-Job 

employed 4 

MAINTENANCE PERSON needed 

fuH time for an apartmeni communi- 

ty m Farmington Musi have experi- 

ence and live on site Apply at 

Wmdamae Apartments or cal Mon 

- Fri 9-5 471-3825 

Petite Sophisticate. 12 Oak* 

Location i* hiring lor * ful time 

(30-40 hours a week! management 

position We oftor a competitive 

hourly wage benefit program, flexi- 

ble acheduimg a 50% machendlae 

d«scount plus promotion Irom with- 

in Management experience pra- 

tared Contact Petite Sophisticate. 

12 Oaks MaM lor marvlaw 

information. 3'3-348-3620 

Ar. Equal Opportunity Employer 

Management Opportunities 

Ladies ctottimg. good pay. benefits 

Metro location Training program 

658-7800 

provided Ca* 

MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES 

Earn up lo $2800 Help bund a laaj 

team New program Leads pfovld-' 

ad Recent coBege grads welcome 

Call Victor at 473-8823 

MANAGEMENT TRAINEE - laga 

nationa corporation now expanding 

m Michigan area, needs 6 i:yeer 

minded people tar management 

training program Apply m person al 

Sheraton Oak*. 1-96 4 Now rd Now 

in the amphttheata on Wad June 2. 

6pm shap 

An Equa Opportunity Employ* 

MANICURIST 

Fu* lime, excellent opportunity 

must do a* phases of naMs 

Sagona s. N W Lfvonia. 476-7171 

MANICURIST F^*l or Part-time 

Accapliona opportunity lor a mani- 

curist *i a busy Wast BtoomBeid 

spa 626-1990 

LIGHT ASSEMBLY tor ana* Plym- 

outh shop No experience needed 

No medlca benefits $5-$6 pa hour 

to start 6.30am-4pm. Mon thru Fn 

Apply Sound Arowl 9119 Genera 

CI between Haggerty 4 uaey off 

Ann Arbor Rd Call Carol 454-9507 

I O /O D GRtNOERS 

Downriver manulacturar seeks iO' 

OO Grinder* with a minimum of 3-6 

year* experience lor the afternoon 

ahifl Quelled candidates ahouM 

appfy m person a 

Link Tool 4 Manufacturing Co 

9496 m*s*a Road 

Taylor. Ml 48180-3044 

No phone caBs pieaee 

LIGHT INDUSTRIAL 

Radtord and Dearborn comparaaa 

need rsaable people Recant experi- 

ence on a dock or lectory tor long 

term poeltlona Ca* Lot* 357-0848 

UnPoroa Temporary Sarvtoee 

MANICURIST OR 

COSMETOLOGIST - $13,000 YR 

Saes Order Deak 5 day week 

Fu* benefit* NO FEE Employment 

Cenier Agency 589-1636 

MANICURIST WANTED 

Busy Rocheela *alon with or with- 

out ckeniae 65«-7«90 

MANUFACTURER Of lad 

needs meture person tor production 

work Sawing MIB* helpful Ca* 

Mon-Fn 2-5pm 261 9033 

sk*» loo If you 

Oakland County 4 ant J T P A. eBgi- 

bie ca* 354-9167 

NEW CAREER? 

TRY DOG GROOMING' 

Flexible hour*, affordable tuittcm. 

Co-op program i i*ifilt 538-1112 

NEWS EOT OR tor 95 yr old 

nawapapa. m a quaaty 

wa direct a sma* Raff night maa- 

mga 4 soma weekend wort, mvolia 

ment m community a mua Comput- 

a knowledge neceeaary Miat be a 

hands-on leader with experience 

Competitive pay paciiage 4 bene- 

fits Ca* with supporting Information 

to Pubksha Rocheata Clarion mc 

PO Bo*9 

Rochester Ml 48307 

NOW HIRING LUBE TECHNICIANS 

Musi be raaaCfa. and have baac 

auiomobKe knowleoge Apply m 

person at 10845 DtBa Bi Rd 

Or ca* 899-0796 

OFFICE CLEANING - PART TBI 

immediate, $5 50 lo atari 15 

hours pa n '* Hi Good attitude Ca* 

1pm-3pmoWy 981-4909 

OIL CHANGE TECHNICIAN 

Penruto* location, experience nec- 

eeaary. lu* nma Mua be neel and 

reaabie Ca* tor mtervto* 478-1313 

PACKERS/ASSEMBLERS 

4 lo 5 hr* aurt* AM or Afternoon 

inspect,'fold.'sssembls hospital 

products Pad vacation 4 hokday* 

A* agaa ova 18 yr* 

•peek EngBaTi AfK*, 39120 Webb 

Dr 

PAPA ROMANO S • now Nring tor 

a* poeition* 

- FWxlole Scfieduknc 

• Earn Irom $4 .25 - $10^* 

We wa iram. unamMed career op- 

portunltlea Ca* Don or Sharon 

484-1130 8S5-4777 

PART TIME PHONE WORK 

If you can uae $150 to $250 extra 

week and can wort a leeat i 

hour* we can help you We ar* * 

groaang company wMTi a product ai 

great demand Thla fob • Partoct tor 

homamekar* or < cae

4E* O&E Monday. May 31. 1993 

EMPLOYMENT 

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On* Ol America* lulw! arowmo i'*""*riedistsly FsrmMgton MM T F P H N IP IA N1 ^ application for an Aaantanl M H W In Nov). lor *i1arnoon afkfl cn/ofCFPTlONlST fo> f*» 

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tor «, W location at Newburgh 6 f t 5 C S E.perienoa rMpU bul no, A I S S S S T V ^ S ? wpiy M W « N , yr W « W « ;-^R»A 

tC 0 £ 5 " ^ ° SHIPPING 8 RECEIVING - Plymouth FuH trsimng provtoeO Excellent op r*,^, , s^nales Dr, Desrborn m psrson at AVO. 41134 vmcenti Tho— without experNno* 

manufacturing plant m IM) of ship- por,^, tor high achooi grsdustea from 9-5pm 441-2182 Cl NOVTMI 46375 477- 1364 appfy Plesea cal Vlrglle. 181-8784 

500 Mp Wantad 

PURCHASING MANAGER 

Giowing. team-oriented, iusi-in- 

trnis wonc ciasa automotive tup- 

pM> seeking Purchsslng Manager 

responsibls lor purcha 

•ta supple* services 

•enoo> sources «ho arW paitnar aa 

*ay *upp«srs Osveloc tpeciflcs- 

riona lor equipment purcheeng lyk- 

tems. Dtsnket ordsr conlracta. van- 

dor ksnban systems superrlse Crtc 

and oaraonnai 

Oasraa reqonaO wttn four faara 

rrwrnmum a»parianoa CPM or AP- 

ICS cartiflcatKxi praferrad 

Plaaaa auCmn raauma & taiary 

•aQu>rarr>anu lo 

human R«ou«cb Dttactor 

ADVANCED Material Pfocaaa Corp 

3850 Howe aoad. Wayna. Ml 48184 

OC LAYOUT technician - aoBur- 

0*n r>a!« sfam(Mog C"ani aaaks to 

amploy an Mpenencad layout tacfv 

nician Please app»y m caraon al 

Plymouth stamping 

315 a ann arbor ro 


RAO'O REPAIR TECHNICIAN 

Temporary to permanent poaJtKxil 

r> P»ymouin M - 12/hr Mu»1 fiave 

e>pef>ence if* taatlng and repac-og 

car radios Call for appointment 

CORPORATE PERSONNEL 

261-1120 

NO FEE EOE 

ARBOR DRUGS 

WESTLAND 

One of America • faalast growing 

drugatore cnaria m currently furlng 

tor our r>ew location al Nawtxxgh 

and Gtanwood *»% fiava openlnga 

tor part-lime coTilars and alock 

personnel Arbor Druga oflara flaju- 

Me noun, amptoy«a dJacourrt. and a 

clean plaaiant atmoapfiara Muat ba 

mature and aependaCne caafnara 

must be at Mat 18 ywara of age irv 

tarrww* wKI be conducted ôm 

12.-00 noon to 8:00 pm on Tuee 

June lat thru Fri., June 4ft and from 

10 00 am to 2 00 pm on Sat . June 

5th Appfy m person at 

Arbor Druga 

2G51 S Wayrte Rd 

Weetland. Ml 

An Eoual Opportunfty Employer 

RECEPTIONIST part-time Blrming- 

f>am hair aa»on aflarnoona 8 evan- 

rnga Computer skills required 

Ginger Group Hair Safor. 645-2787 

REAL ESTATE SALES 

$25 000 guaranteed income pro- 

gram combined with excellent 

training yours for a phone can to 

Fran M*raky 

851-6000 

Start YOur Real Estate Career 

The Successful Way 1 

SmoAa Free Environment 

RECEPTIONIST - 2 evenings ptus all 

day Saturday Business oriented 

parson Permanent pan time 

642-2682 

RECEPTIONIST - For active veteri- 

nary hospital Part time, evenings & 

Saturdays Non-amo«er Some peo- 

pie experience preferred Ca* be- 

tween 9am-4pm. Mon-Fn 421-1800 

RESIDENT MANAGER for office al 

Waterford apartment complex, muat 

have 2 years experience m property 

management Apartment & utilities 

included Sand resume & salary re- 

iju«r«ments to 2470C A 12 Mile. 

Soulhfiefd Ml 48034 

RESIDENT MANAGER 

COUPLE 

Couple to manage 40 unll apart- 

ment communrty m suburbs Leas- 

ing cleaning and minor mainte- 

nance required Husband may have 

other tot Salary. 1 bedroom apart- 

ment utilities provided 

CaH 9-11AM, Mon-Frl 

352-3800 

RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT 

MANAGER 

The Charier Township of Canton is 

accepting applications for Reeource 

Development Manager Profession 

source Development, Community 

Development or a -mated field Sal- 

ary $40,800 - $51 100 par yr plus 

excellent fringe benefits Appace- 

1-ons may ae picked up at the Can- 

ion Township Personnel, DMaion, 

H50 S Canton Canter Rd Canton, 

Mi 48188 or sand a self-addressed 

stamped envelope tc above address 

to request application form job de- 

scription artu De posted al the Town- 

ship Administration Building Laat 

date tor fXlng competed applica- 

tion Mon June 7. 1993 at 4pm The 

Charter 'ownsnip of Canton does 

not discnminate on the basis of 

race color national origin, sex, re- 

ligion age or disability in srrtpiioy- 

ment of tha provision ol services 


RETAIL SALES 

Michigan a most progressive office 

products dealer haa an IMMEDIATE 

need for full or part time satss peo- 

ple at its Lathrup Village store 

$4.50 to stan full time. $4.25 pan 

tlms. 90 day incraass, employee dis- 

count advancement opportunities 

Medical'Dental tot ful tuns Appfy m 

peraon and loin our wmnlng team 

today! 

MACAULEY S OFFICE PROOUCTS 

17655 V* 12 MUe Fid 

Southfleid 

Ask tor Dave 

roofing Shingler foreman 

5 veer I experience 

Good driving record a must 

546-4650 

SANDWICH MAKERS Douglas 

Foods haa positions available m 

preparing sandwiches & dividing 

food orders $5/hr to atari Appfy 

10am-S:30pm Mon thru Fri 324 18 

Industrial Rd , Garden City between 

9am-4pm 427-5300 

Securrty 

ATTENTION 

• SMITH SECURITY CORP ' 

NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS 

FOR SECURITY OFFICERS 

IN ALL AREAS 

We Offer 

• Paid Vacations 

' Medical/Dental Insurance 

• Trammg 

• Fun & Pan-time 

• Flexible Schedule* 

• Advancement Opportunity 

• Average Psy $5 00 an Hr 

Appfy st 575 E Big Beaver Rd 

Troy 

Weekdays between 9am-4pm 

EOE M'F/V 

SECURITY OFFICERS 

SHIPPING 8 RECEIVING - Plymouth 

manufacturing plant In need of snip- 

ping & recaMng person wfth experi- 

enca Must havs h»-lo t stake true* 

experience, good drtvlng record 

Pieaee appfy in parson between 

9am 8 4pm Plymouth Stamping 

315 W Ann Arbor Rd, Plymouth No 

pfione calls please 

SIDING APPLICATORS 

with own true* & loots 

$60 per sq. 541-1800 

STOCK POSITION Pan time 

Kitchen Glamor Is seeking hard 

worfcmg individual Soma heavy nfl ~ 

Ing. Appfy 1-3pm. Kitchen Glamor. 

Greet Oaks MAN. Rocheefer 

STYLIST - for busy Fantastic Sams 

m Uvonia. Full or pan-time Guaran- 

teed $6 per hour plus commission 

PaW vacation Ca* Kattiy 422-5820 

SUMMER HELP 

College students, high schoo- grad- 

uates, men 8 women - summer fu* 

time 8 permanent positions avail- 

able for those who qualify Our com- 

pany la rapidly expanding in Wayne 

County Thoee accepted «mi be 

trained m various POSITIOnS ifi our 

organization No experience need- 

ed Neat appearance a plus Above 

average income & promotion to 

management available. For inter- 

view, call Mon 8 Tues onfy 981-9532 

SUPERVISOR - pan time, weekends 

needed at chifcdrens fitness dub in 

Southfieid 

352-5437 

TEACHER/ELEMENTARY for a pri- 

vate Montssson school Teaching 

certificate iK-8). classroom experi- 

ence and a strong science back- 

ground required Call 477-2225 

TEACHERS Private Christian 

School. K-12. accept ing resumes 

Certified Teachers Only Sand to 

Administrator PO Box 70C888 

Plymouth. Ml 48170 

TECHNICIANS 

Experience helpful bui not -equirad 

Full training provided Excellent op- 

portunity tor high school graduates 

2nd ahift(2-ilPM| 

OlS - A hMach manufacture! ol hi 

resolution nst panel display screens 

Currently located In Troy wtth plena 

to relocate facilities to NorthvMe 

Townahxp. is looking for career ori- 

ented Qualified personnel to be 

DeMcata processing involved Musi 

ba patient and detail oriented As- 

sessment testing required i Basic 

Math and English) Excellent com- 

pany benefits 

(1> TESTING TECH Knowledge 

•n electronics Q C or statistical 

process control will be a plus 

To perform ln-proceea tests on 

flat penai display substrata 

(2) VACUUM TECH To operate 

metalltzer, CVD 8 RiE Systems 

maintain equipment and mea- 

sure thm film materials for SPC 

charts Knowledge of science, 

electronics, vacuum technology 

or related held will be a plus 

I 3 I PHOTOLITHOGRAPHY 

TECH Perform semiconductor 

photolithographic processing 

Chemical, bwiogicalor medical 

lab experience will be a plus 

Qualified candidates sand 

Tiger Stadium 

ia seeking good people tor Usnsr. 

crowd management. 4 hsnflorlaf po- 

-smons Ca* dally noon-7 pm 

396-7400 

TITLE EXAMINER/ABSTRACTOR 

a agency to work out 

i Plant Knowledge al 

Ca* 313-5 

TRANSFORMER Company seeks In- 

dividual to service and maintain mgh 

voltage 6 electrical eouipment 5 kV 

8 above TranaJormer inapaction 

Retro«ll.'2704 NorriwxJy Rd., Royal 

Oak 48073 Resumes only 


OlS Optical imaging Systems, mc 

Oept TT 

PO Box 354 

Clawson. Ml 48G17 

Eoual Opportunity Employer 

Minority 'Female' Handicapped.'Vei 

TEACHERS 4 TRANSLATORS 

Pan-time All foreign languages 4 

English experienced, nativa speak- 

ers BA a plus, for International sup- 

port company Send resume to 

P O Box 4852. Troy Ml 48099 


TEAM LEADER 

College graduate preferred - a su- 

pervlaory position Responsible tor 

merchandise prssanistlon guest 

service, stock research 4 more We 

offer competitive starting salary 

10% employee discount, excellent 

benefit package Please send re- 

sume or letler Dy June 12 1993 to 

Personnel. 30020 Grand River 

Farmington, Ml 48336 

Technician 

SERVICE 

TECHNICIAN 

We are an established leader In the 

specialized rveld of office and Bank- 

ing equipment I perforators, check 

signers shredders com and curren- 

cy handJIng machines and systems! 

We have Immediate requirement for 

a Customer Engineer with a solid 

electro-mechanicai background 

with experience n servicing office 

and busmesa machines 

We offer base salary, expenses 

company car and a Corporate train- 

ing program. Please send esume 

CUMMINS-ALLISON CORP 

21700 Greenfield. Ste 273 

Oak Park Ml 48237 

Equal Opportunity Employer 

Minority Female Handicapped/Vel 

TECH WRITER 

Aulomotrva manuals Ford experi- 

ence a plus Westside openings 

Sand resumes to 

TECH EXCHANGE. INC. 

44200 Garfield. Ste 110 

TREE SERVICE 

sncad trss care p« 

driving record CsH 

TRUCK DRIVER 

MUST have COL 4 Ctaan drtvlng 

record Apply In parson at Notuss 

Landscape Supplies. 29450 W 8 

Mile. W ol MkKMeOefl 474-4922 

TRUCK DRIVER 

Must have COL iKanaa 4 

card Please ca*. 547-«900 

TRUCK DRIVER - Plymouth manu- 

facturer plant In need of semi-truck 

driver wtth 2-3 yrs sxperience and 

good driving record, hWo 4 ware- 

house experience naoaasary Please 

apply In person between 9am 4 

4pm No phone cads please 

PLYMOUTH STAMPING 

315 W ANN ARBOR RO 


TRUCK DRIVERS 

Drive bulk tanker COL-A Good 

record, experienced Good pay 

495-0149 

TRUCK DRIVERS/SEMI 

Must have experience 

Royal Oak Waste Paper 

541-4020 — 

Wl 

"RUCK DRIVER WANTED 

Slop 1512 S Newburgh RO_ 

stiand 721-1733 

TRUCK MECHANIC for art 

ing compsrry Should h 

tools Light welding Wag 

on experience Benefits available 

Call 273-7350 

UNDERWRITERS 4 ASSISTANTS 

Bloomfield HWs baaed Mortgage 

Banking Arm haa underwriting poei- 

tions Qualified applicants must be 

SALESPERSON 

F Ji_L TIME NEEDED FOR OUR 

NOVI LOCATION JOIN KITCHEN 

GLAMOR S GOURMET COOK 

SHOP STAFF CALL FOR AP- 

POINTMENT 380-81500 

aed field of hoepltals 4 Industrial 

security located m the Oakland & 

Macomb areas Ws offer starting 

wages up to $6/hr wtth company 

banaifn package Appfy Mon thru 

Fri 8 30 am - 3 30 pm at 

NATIONWIDE SECURITY 

23800 W 10 MUe 

Southfleid - 355-0500 

or 29400 Van Oyfce 

Warren - 751-2014 


Minority / Female/ H snd Icappnd /Vsf 

SENIOR MORTGAGE PROCESSOR 

Non-conforming Isndlng experience 

required Excellent people sklBs 4 

knowledge of funding 4 underwrit- 

ing Send reeume to 

30833 Northwestern Hwy. Sta 124 

Farmington H«a Ml 48334 

Attn Mr Abbott 

SERVICE MAINTENANCE for an 

awning 4 construction company 

Experienced or wl* train Good pay 

Ask for Mike 478-9311 

expanding market we are seeking 

mature and money motivated indi- 

viduals lo work In our convenient 

Birmingham office We offer a guar- 

anteed salary plus commission that 

enables you to earn 

$6 - $ 10/hr. Plus 

It you are a team player and inter- 

ested m s profitable 4 exciting tele- 

marketing position, piesse call Jen- 

nifer at 645-8250 

TELLER - PART TIME 

Corporate credit umon locaiec tfi 

suburban area is seeking indnndual 

with 1 yr taller experience This part 

time position wll require appro 30 

hrs /month Mon 9-1 Fri 9-5, every 

15th 4 30th 9-5 If you are looking 

for a unique opportunity to utilize 

your talents, mail resume In confi- 

dence to Box 3364 

Observar 4 Eccentric Newspaper s 



number to P 0 Box 530231. Livo- 

nia. Ml . 48153. or call 422-0148 

TELEMARKETING - Part time hours 

fu* time psy Advsncement oppor- 

tunity Phone skills a must 

488-1163 

TIRE CHANGER 

Experienced Assistant Manager 

Trainee Good driving record Full/ 

part time Can 537-1500 

or ca* 352-7700 ant 396 

An Equal Opportv*vty Employer 

VETERINARY CLINIC Mature par- 

son lor pal cara and office proce- 

dures W*l train Reply to P 0 Box 

155, Westland, Ml 48185 

TORSION COILER 

Setup Experienced on Torln Ma- 

chine Production Spring Corp 

775-8592 

TRADES 

We M pay you to go to trade school 

and grve you a jot when you're fin- 

ished Openings In MANY |ob skills 

Ages 17-34, High School Diploma 

graduates wfio are willing to move 

and gel these tobs. call 

' 800-922-1702 TODAY 

Local interview Aval'able 

WAREHOUSE DELIVERY Parson 

Must havs good drtvlng record, val- 

id drivers license Benefits Appfy 

Noon-4pm, 1783 E 14 MUe Rd 

W AREHOUSE/Y ARO LABOR 

for Novi-based construction sup- 

plier Fu* time position Hourly rate 

based on experience BeneHfts avail- 

able Appfy In person st 252&5 

Trans-X Drive Novi task lor Oanfc 

or mall resume to P O Box 536, 

Novi. Ml 48376 


WELDERS FULL-TIME 

Experienced m ARC 4 MK3 welding 

for custom metal tab plant Wlxom 

Ca* 313-348-7780 

SCOTT SHUPTR1NE FURNITURE Is 

seeking warenouae ns«p tor Its Nov" 

location If you ars an exceptional 

individual desiring competitive 

4 axceaartl working oondt- 

Osks Drive. Novi 

WAREHOUSE 

Fu* time positions svsflsfcls tor Mary 473-2000 

DENTAL HYGIENIST 

Friendly Lhronia office Wedneedeva 

t 00-8 00 p m Ask ic Patty 

525-3680 

DENTAL HYQlENlST/PAR-r-TlME 

Mature, motivated individual 

knowledgeable in preventative den- 

tisiry to enhance oi* traditional 

family practica 2 locations 

Detroit/Hazel Perk end Troy Flexi- 

ble schedules New graduates wet 

«*"e eg 1 

DENTAL HYGIENE 

Monday Wednesday 4 soma Sal 

Royal Oak office 

546-1711 


A paring, gentle parson with excel- 

lent clinical skills wanted west 

Dearborn area Call 27&-64 10 


Mondays, for friandty. pattern- 

oriented practica Birmingham aree 

647-2110 

DENTAL FRONT DESK 

immediaie part-time opening (3 

days] tor our Wstsrtord office Must 

nave minimum ol 1 yr dentai office 

experience Good communication, 

organizational skills 4 Ught rypmo 

necessary Cal Michelle 681-020? 


DENTAL HYGIENIST needed 'or a 

Pleasant Csnton office Tuesdays 4 

Thursdays 454-06'6 

DENTAL FRONT DESK 

Immedlels fu* time opening for our 

Sterling office Some Saturdays 4 

evenings Must have minimum of 1 

yr experience Good communica- 

tion. organizational skMa 4 Ught typ- 

ing neceeaary Pieaas ca* Cindy 

979-6730 


DENTAL FRONT OFFICE Person for 

quality oriented, computerized, pre- 

ventive prsctlce Computer experi- 

ence suggeated Ipreler Command 

System) with general front office ex- 

perience a must Wsgs.'beneflls 

commsrisurste with sbtHtiss 4 expe- 

rience Nortfrviae. 349-4210 

DENTAL ASSISTANT 

Experienced Part-time Fiexibls 

Mrs No Nlghta. tor friendly 2 Doctor 

W Dearborn Office 563-3400 

DENTAL ASSISTANT Experienced 

or wSI tram Congenial team Ctoeed 

Wednesday Radtord 937-1520 

Eves or Weekends. 353-7687 

DENTAL FRONT OFFICE 

Wsntsd respectful personable 

pressntabie. teem-onented individ- 

ual to (om our dedicated long-term 

staft 3-4 days/wk Dental experi- 

ence neceessry w/Dentec software 

experience preferred but not neces- 

sary If you fit. ca* lor Interview at 

our S E Uvonia office 522-5570 

DENTAL ASSISTANT. FULL TIME 

For progressive dental office m 

Uvonia area Experience preferred, 

but not neceeaary Salary commen- 

surate wfth abkfty Ca* 525-1200 

DENTAL HYGIENIST - Mondays 

onfy Experienced, mature, excellent 

pay. modern, preven'ion-orientsd 

office In Plymouth 453-2200 


Fu*-time for female General Dentist 

Progressiva modem office Peno 

skins Farmington HMs 851 -6446 

who Dearborn Regional Cknicel 

Labortortes Siaft Development 

MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION IS 

PA-PtT.Ttfolf: 

Ws sri S s a T K c-aee. 4. ^.gee., p ^ s CeNers fxpanenca helpful 

OB.'OTtt: aooiaalK: affcee 

tpv Gr»rfuetk>n from a 

•2600 Tslegrapn Rc: 

Bloomfield HWs. Ml 46302 

477-2000 wm consiOsr training s rssponslMs 

4 caring indMdual tor this career 

opportunity 261-7802 

DENTAL ASSISTANT 

Experienced F»*l time - 35 firs 

Great Uvomaofftca 

Wonderful hours Looking for 

friendly person 

Cs* 953-2000 

Voice Ms* * 7031 


Pert-Wns, 1 day fT used ays I for 

tied Troy office 

preventative oriented 

Ca* 

DENTAL 

HYGIENISTS 

Current client staffing needs - 

demand the immediete expansion ol 

our pooI of denta. profeselor.au 

call Peak Performers EOE 

WESTSIDE 477-5777 

EASTS!OE 558-5533 

DENTAL OFFICE 

Ful.'part tlms Rscaptiomst Assist- 

ant 4 Hygienist Great opportune,, 

salary commensurate « attitude 4 

experience 258-4965 

DENTAL ORAL Surgical Assistent 

Livonia oral surgery office. fuH-tim® 

Mon-Frl. no evenings some expen- 

ence preferred 427-2330 

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST- full/pert 

time experienced m insurance 4 

pegboara system Dental Back- 

round helptoi Message 600- '135 

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST, psri-tims 

sharp, friendly positive sttitude with 

compuier skins Denisi experience a 

plus Roysl Osk 545-00150 

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST 

Needed pari time in Westland a-ea 

Office Experience necessary 

Benefits Call • yr experience 

madlcal compuier tKlkng - prefer 

MBS are energetic 4 reliable we 

offer a good salary, medical dental 

pension benefits Troy 

Call 953-2000 

Voce Man « 7041Ca« 953-2000 

Voice Man * 

Pmebolomists 

5 AM. - 8 AM. 

Position are available for expen- 

enced Pmebolomists on our morn- 

ing blood drsw team You win work 

3-4 days per week from 5 AM - 6 

AM wttn some fl*-m cover sgs evs*- 

able Full-time training Is rsqmred 

on the day shift A minimum ol 6 

months Wood drsw experience Is 

required rf qualified pleess sand 

RESUMES ONLY to Cathy Seocia 

Human Resources 

Botsford 

General Hospital 

28050 Grsnd River 

Fsrminglon Hills Ml 48336-5933 


RADIOLOGY 

TECHNOLOGIST 

Immediate opening tor an ARRT 

registered Tecfwosn Mammogra- 

phy sxperience required 

Please ssnd -eecme to 

Recruiter/Pstient Relations 

DMC Health Cars Canters 

4 1935 W 12 Mas Rd 

Novi Ml . 48377 

A member of The Detroit Medical 

Canter vid affiliated Wttn Wsyns 

State University 


RN or PHYSICIANS ASSISTANT 

tor Gynecology office specisMzmg m 

intensity Experience preferred 

References required ExceSent pay 

266-3232 

RN S 

Medical 

Transcriptionist 

A position * evened* n our Pathol- 

ogy Lab tor sn sxpsnsncad Psinoio- 

gy Transcriptions! Ths app6can« 

can expect lo work flaxKMs flours 

two days par weak Ths hours ars 

flexms anytime after 4 PM tran- 

scription and an' i.'ssakl compieficn 

of praacnoed teal Is rsqutrad If n- 

tsrsrsted pieaee ssnd currenf re- 

sume to Cathy Sacoa. Human Re- 


OtRca-Ctertcal 

504 Halp Wi 

Offto-Cterica! 

ACCOUNTANT 

Qisasngkig poaMion 

Degree m Accounting Two or mors 

I sari of accounting axoerienca pre- 

account- 

mg and Iknanoa Good working 

knowtedqa of Lotus 1-2-3 s pkjs 

Excaaent eatery and bsnaflts Sand 

issums wrth s cover lanar lo 

HUMAN RESOURCES/ A 

25625 TELEGRAPH 

PO BOX 5043 

SOUTHFIELD Ml 46066-5043 

An Equal Oppornsnry Employer 

Ca* tha office i 

HOME 

CARE 

Focus Home Cars, a mowing afTHt- 

ste of Horizon Hearth Syslems has 

•mmedisle openings n ths Oakland 

County araa 

• RN s tuA-tima part-time 

or contingent ' 

• RN s weekend and awekend 

cm-call 

Botsford 

General Hospital 

26050 Grsnd River 

Fsrminglon Has Mi 46336-5633 

An EQUSI Opportunity Employer 

X-RAY TECHN&CIAN 

Part lira Msmmogrsm axpansnca 

preferred Wayne araa 326-5030 

Home care expert i preferred 

XRAY TECHNOLOGIST 

Fu* time tor Radford Diagnostic 

Xrsy Omc Mammogr*pfiy axperv 

anoe necaaaary i*trssound 

9376155 

RECEPTIONIST needed for busy 

opthamoiogist office Musi havs 

medical background 4 insurance 

knowledge Ssnd resume to PO 

Box 591. Dearborn. Mt 48126 

PMLEBOTOMiST 

JOBEAia 

Dearborn Regional Clinical Labor s- 

lones has opportunrties lor qualified 

individuals to work their Pstlent 

Service Canters 

Put your Pstlent Care skills to work 

in s dynamic and caring work envi- 

ronment Meet wrth us to aiscuss 

tha exciting opportunity 

RECEPTIONIST - Full-lime tor busy 

4 doctor family practica Experi- 

enced toll-time including Satur- 

days Exes*em benefits Sand 

reeume to Office Manager 37799 

Profeaswnal canter Or . Softs 105 

Uvonia. Mi 48154 

RECEPTIONIST 

Psrl time Sst mornings Experience 

helpful Redford arsa 937-8155 

RECEPTIONIST 

Immediate opening m Plymouth 

Pan una, l-6pm. Approximately 

25-30 Hrs per 

Focus Homs Cara offers 

• Competitive wage snd benefits 

• Flexible hours 

• Supportive work envwonmeni 

If you are interested m the quality 

and continuity of patient care ws 

are interested in you Please ca* 

335-9119, 9am-4pm 

FOCUS 

HOME CARE 

500 West Huron. Sc*te 104 

Pontiac. mi 4834 1 

An a filiate ol 

Horizon Health Systems 

'X An Equal Opportunity Employer 

RN s 4 LPN s 

For private duty ri Orchard Lake 

Full 4 part lima positions available 

277-6887 

504 Halp Wantad 

Offica-Clarical 

ACCENT YOUR SKILLS 

We can help you uaa you akHe i 

acquar* rewarding aasignmsnts 

• CUSTOMER SERVICE 

[wfth CRT • 

• DATA ENTRY 

• SWITCHBOARD (FC 

• TYPISTS ISOwpm -) 

• WORD PROCESSORS 

Toe pay benefits no lea 

Cal now tor sppokument 

TEMPORARY 

RESOURCES 

737-1711 

ACCOUNT 

COORDINATOR 

Our cksm seeks s candidate 

excaaent customer aamca tan 

interlace with enportam 

ACCOUNTING CLERKS 

Accoutrrs PAYABLE 

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE 

DATA ENTRY 

FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPERS 

PAYROLL 

Uaa our temporary opportunities to 

bs introduced lo the fine comp am aa 

we isgisaai il Many of 

uaa the opportunity ol 

placement to And peiiiianarii 

t you tor sn 

accountemps 

Southfleid - 357-6367 

26566 North wee lei n Hwy >250 

SouthAeld Ml 48034 

Trtjy - 524-9050 

201 W Big Beaver n310 

Troy Ml. 

Vacation 4 Hokday Pay 

Health Care Benefits AvaaebM EOE 

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK 

Entry level Experienced rlassart but 

not required Computer experience 

prstarred Sand nesmi Mr Jan 

WoH 19100 W 8 Mas Rd 

Southfleid Ml 46075 

ACCOUNTING 

pta -wi v» 

Bsxpen4nas| 

workino Tamp 

CALL NOW1 

354-2410 

•ACCOUNTANTS ONE 

Fee Paid 

ACCOUNTS PAY* 

Clerk tor taal paced office m Famv 

mgton HBs Minimum 1 year experi- 

ence on computerized tystsm s 

muat AS400 knowledge heap** Out 

not required Ma* Rssuim to Par 

sormel Director 35526 Grand River 

a242. Fsrminglon HMs. Ml 46336 

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE 

AutomotMe manufacturing cornaariy 

n Royal Oak has an MimiiHii 

opening tor an entry level axouii 

ing dark OueWk, sfaji a should 

indud* previous accounts payable 

of aocowit- 

Thts modsrri 

needs s Os- 

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Non . Ml 46376-0364 

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DIRECTOR OF PROGRAMS 4 

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prolessionsi 4 patient sducstior> 

program ot the Nslionsi Kidney 

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Home & SERVICE GUIDE 

DEADLINES: 4 P.M TUESDAY FOR THURSOAY EDfTTON / 4 PM. FRIDAY FOR MONDAY EOTTKM TO YOUR AC CALL M1- 

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HEATING • AIR CONDITIONING 

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Refrigarstera • Humidifiers 

LOW RATES' LICENSED 937-0785 

6 Aluminum Claaning 

ALUMINUM or VINYL CLEANING 

Waxing 4 painting refurbishing 

471-2600 

• A-1 Expert 

• Washing & Waxing 

• Brick & Aluminum 

• Painl Removal 

• Wood Docks 

FAMILY 

1-800-690-2502 

15 Asphalt 

DOMINO CONST CO . INC 

- ASPHALT PAVING - 

Since 1966 

Residential 4 Commercial 

- Free Estimates - 

626-1222 852-2112 

PAVE RITE 

Res/Comm'l Free Est Ouslrty You 

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R 4 A ASPHALT - Residential 4 

Corpmerdsl New 4 Reeurfacad 4 

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471-3104 or 560-6797 pager 

24 Baaamant 

Waterproofing 

9 Aluminum Siding 

ALL FAZE MODERNIZATION 

Vinyl/Alum Siding, trim, 

gutters nnyt repiscement windows 

steal replacement doors Repairs 

UC 'ins Frss Esi Kan,42J-3816 

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Inatsiled prices $145 per 100 sq ft 

35 tswi sxpsnsnca 

Prompf srtdsnt aanncs 561-2146 

ALUMINUM 4 VINYL SIDING 

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MANNING CONST 427-0748 

Aluminum & Vinyl 

Siding, Trim 

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ALL WORK GUARANTEED 

FULLY INSURED • REFERENCES 

LICENSED BUILDER 

CRESTWOOD 

CONSTRUCTION 

553-2520 

SlCXNG T RIM WINDOWS 

Free estimates Spring Rates 

ncanaed busder 

Soiack Construction 531 -8406 

SPRING SPECIAL 

Siding 4 trim or garsgs $675 

Rowling 4 Frss Estimates 

Ca* Bob 937-9512 

VINYL 4 Aium akSng Gutters trim 

snclosurss rooUng 4 rslsfed work 

«U» cJsanmg wsxing raetoraflon 

471-2600 

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Free Estimate* 

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A-1 WATERPROOFING 

15 yrs axp frss sat Reasonsbis 

'ales Senior discount Vtss 4 

MasterCard accepted 534-9365 

BASEMENT LEAKS REPAIRED 

Drama 4 Sump pumps rspsired 

30 YEARS EXPERIENCE 

Earl H Jensen 474-6224 

BROWN S WATERPROOFING 

• L1C • INS • FAIR PRICING 

• INT /EXTERIOR GUARANTEED 

1-600-350-3424 

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PROBLEMS? 

NATIONWIDE SINCE 1958 

FULLY WARRANTED 

LICENSED & INSURED 

B-DRY SYSTEMS 

978-6277 561 2720 844-46&S 

MACOMB — WAYNE — OAKLAAtO 

25 Bathtub Raflniahing 

BATH TUBS 4 SHOWERS 

Treated To ELIMINATE worry of 

SLIP 4 FALL Bathtubs recuse 

UNIQUE NON SLIP SERV 420-3227 

27 Brick, Block, Comant 

12 AppHanca Oanrtca 

AAA CUSTOM BRICK 

1ST CLASS WORKMANSHIP 

I m sl types of -spews 

FREE E3TIMATE8 

477-9673 

APPLIANCE REPAW 

repsir ta major houssf Wd Spps 

arv-es $20 of with sanies 

1-600-566-1411 

15 Asphalt 

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1-800-422-4609 

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• Hew Const! 

. Channels • Br 

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Work Guar UC Ins Sr Dtsoxni 

iMesius Free tslkvielaa 

R.A.R. Constr 474-2344 

frm and fa* estimates 

On a* Limm sts 4 momnnr, rvkxl 

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tfaastyt toxndstvm ft Hook work 

iLKeneail 4 wai,rsrt 26 iws asp 

Cs* e.ytkie 564-1670 

Anoelo'8 Suppltea 

CONCRETE READY Mt* 

maul ft roumns 

1m thajler 

478-1729 

27 Brick, Block, Cement 

ALL CEMENT REPAIR ONLY 

Chimneys, brick.' block porches, 

roof lesk repair drop wa* 4 slab 

raising, etc 278-0669 or 756-6593 

A QUALITY JOB AT A FAIR PRICE 

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Free Estimate CANTON CEMENT 

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557-5595 

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471-2600 

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• Sidewalk i. Dr-. ewers 

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» PAVEWAY SPECIALISTS k 

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456-5299 or 456-4067 

CUSTOM CEMENT WORK 

AM types of cement repelrs Drtve- 

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DOGONSKI CONSTRUCTION 

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DR WAYS - FREE EST 537-1833 

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porchee. foundationa Brick 4 Block 

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FINN CONCRETE INC 

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k FOONOATION6 

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» BRICK PATIOS 

k PORCHES 

I Do My Own Work 

37 Veers Experience 

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464-7262 

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74-4444 

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Smoe 1660 476-5606 

AA SMALL JOB SPECIALIST 

25 Yrs Rsputshie Ouskfy work 

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Lie insured Free Esl 346-0066 

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H B M g u l 

CONTRACTOR 

Awntnns sic 

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33 Bldg. & Remodeling 

A KITCHEN EXPERT 

• LICENSED • INSURED 

MARK: 421-0704 

BARRY S CARPENTRY SERVICE 

Baths - Basements - Krtchsns 

Free Est Dts Rstes. Work Gus/ 

13 Yr* Exp Lie 478-6559 

A FAMILY BUSINESS 

RON DUGAS BLDG. 

0846 Crown - Livonia 

LOWER WINTER RATES 

• A PERSONAL TOUCH • 

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Lie 4 Insured 28 Yr Experience 

421-5526 

great lakes carpentry 

New construction additions con- 

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Insursd references, licensed 

473-4182 

IT COSTS NO MORE 

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BiAkSng Remodeling 4 Repev 

Licensed 4 meured 

477 2320 

MR. 

KITCHENS 

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Kuchen 4 Bath Remodelling 

SPECIALISTS 

Ca* tor free Estimate 

427-4442 

RDP CONST. 

9230 Sheldon Rd Plymouth 

New const dormers/sdi*f ions 

kifchsns/befhe n as amann decks 

garages door* * windows 'noting 

vfnyf 4 aluminum ak*ng 4 trim 

Complete Carpentry Services 


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451-2097 

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Formica 4 LsmSnafa 

476-001 1 

Remodeling 

• • L-'WivwyE 

1-600-690-2502 

33 Bldg. & Remodeling 

REPAIR ALL • interior'Exterior 

Minor Repairs - Major Remoa—ng 

Free Esi - Reasonable - insured 

Ca* Matt 474-3642 

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finishing Licensed 549-8126 

• SUPERIOR OUAUTY * 

RJS & Assoc. 

COMPLETE BLDG SERVICES 

CUSTOM NEW CONSTR 

COMPLETE REMOOEUNG 

TOTAL RESTORATIONS 

INT • EXT • UC • INS 

525-9301 

39 Carpentry 

• ALL AROUNO CARPENTRY • 

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wsk plumbing 4 electric, complete 

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CARPENTRY - FINISH Of ROUGH 

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k CUSTOM BUILT 

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pavers 24622 W 7 MUe 

J 8 T L 535-4710 

HOME MAINTENANCE SERVICES 

Cerpentry - Plumbing Electrical 

4 THe AJ phase* 37 yr* sxp Frss 

Est Beeement Specie** 4766667 

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Decks guftsrs roof*. afcm> aiding. 

rec rooms wvidow* door*, asc 

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471-2600 

Rec rooms 

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40 Cabinetry ft Formica 

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Wood. Granite. Refaee 4 New Cet»- 

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471-2600 

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42 Carpet Cleaning 

4 Dyeing 

44 Carpet Laying 

ft 

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Same Day tarn A* Hfork Guar 

626-4901 

44 Carpet Laying 

ft Repair 

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55 Chimney Cleaning, 

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• A-1 Expert 

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• Cleaning 40 to 60 

• Tuck positing 

• Al Mason Repairs 

FAMILY 

1-800-690-2502 

Chimneys 

Bu*t new 4 repair ' 

Will beat any price! 

S*NAOR OTWR DISCOUNT 

UcanMd 4 «n»ur#c3 

BEST CHIMNEY CO. 

557-5595 

CHIMNEYS PORCHES 

BRICK RESTORATION 

Rebutt Repaired Leaks Stopped 

Tuck Pomona. Flashings. Cleaned 4 

Screened A* Work Guaranteed 

Free Estimates Llrtntll Inaured 

826-2733 

HIGH HAT CMMMCY SWEEP 

riswicsps. Dampers. Repairs 

Lie IS2778)' 454-3667 511-6631 

* ROOFING 4 

CHIMNEY SPECIALIST 

Lowest pnoas Lie 26 years 

346-0066 

•1 Decka-Patioe 

A AQUA/DECK 

Mtch t largest dec 

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7 dayk/24 Hrs t 

ARTISTIC DECKS 

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a CUSTOM BUR T 

Cedar IwMMt tor dacfta. patios 4 

pavers 74822 W ' MBe 

J B T l 896-4710 

• DECKS • 

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GEMUENO CONBT 4J7-, 

61 Dacka-Patioe 

Sunrooms 

DECKS BY COBE 

Power washing, sealing Cuatom 

bunding, a* repairs Copy 403-3775 

62 Door* 

BOB S DOOR CO 851-6719 

24 hour braak-m ssrvtca 

Steal 4 wood doors - framework 

Locks 4 deedboRs • free sst 

DEAL DIRECT - No mlddMman I 

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DOOR DOCTOR 

Sick doors? Ca* the Doctor 

We make houee ca*s 

693 5925 

65 DrywaH 

A-1 DRYWALL 

Repairs and New Work 15 Yaws 

Experience Linenssd insured Free 

Estimates Ask tor John 525-6627 

DRYWALL 4 PLASTERING 

New 4 Repairs Hand or spray, Tex- 

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30 years sxp 543-0712 062-7543 

DRYWALL. TAPE. PLASTER 

471-2600 

66 Electrical 

J. C. PRICE ELECTRIC 

Sms* or large lob* Senior cMOsns 

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600-621-4101 960-3733 

A 4 A ELECTRIC 

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panels, plugs, tolstlons uc Low 

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Ca* Mark. 476-2140 

A DEPENDABLE ELECTRKXAN 

For a* your i 


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471-6132 Or I 

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Electric 

ucykia Free Est 

AL Types Of Peck keel Work 

TALK TO AN ELECTRICIAN 

478-M56 3634400 

1-a00"«3»-4071 

D 6 0 OUALITY 

Cham LML Woo6 Custom 

hSrzr 

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FENCE CONTRACTORS 

72 Fencoa 

STEEL 4 WOOD FENCES 

Portable dog kennels 

Custom gates Supplies for lees 

Ca* anytime - 356-3017 

61 Floor Service 

A BETTER FLOOR SANDING JOB 

Old floors our tpeciefty Slam work 

beeutfto»y dona Alao new floors 

477-7736 

A-1 WOOO FLOORS 

We mata*. sand 4 flraMi a* rypee of 

wood floors Custom work a special- 

ity For Free Estimate ca* 352-6059 

CARPET LINO 

HAROWOOO. 4 CERAMIC 

WM beet s* prices Salee 4 

lion Ca* Superior Floors 442-7570 

NATURAL WOOO FLOORS 

Specialists In a* types of wood 

floors Ins Free Est 

625-6913 

92 Furniture 

Finishing ft Repair 

REPAIR 4 RE FINISH FURNITURE 

Any type of Caning and Rush 

661-5520 

66 Oarages 

GARAGE DOORS 

& OPENERS 

of garage doors 4 Openers 

•leortgutr Parts 4 labor 

• Ws'* best your best deal • 

kieurance work One dey servace 

• SAVE MONEY • 

FREE ESTIMATES 

•HA4IROO" OOOR 534-4653 

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AddMons Ws remodel oto geregss 

Also do osmam work 581-0602 

66 Outters 

ALL NEW SEAMLESS GUTTERS 

17 COLORS 

SPECIAL SPRMG PRKES 

• R»|r 366-6117 

A-1 Outtsr SpedsMst 

iwli11 Gutters, t/ootors 

SOGARE CONSTRUCTION 

• SEAMLESS GUTTERS • 

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aUTTERB CLEANED MS AMraoe 

433-2146 

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Csaosks 543-9196 

102 

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SCTi 

102 Handyman 

Male/Female 

Home Maintenance 4 improvement 

• CARPENTRY • ROOFING • SlOlNG 

• MORE • 10 yr* exp • Free Esl 

CALLDWAYNE 416-1868 

Retired Handyman 

AH types of work 

471-3729 

RETIRED HANOYMAN 

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aemor cltttan discount 550-0 

105 Hauling 

A-1 HAULING - Moving Scrap met 

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Stores, ste Lowest pnee* m town 

QutcM service Free Est Serving 

Wsyns 4 Oakland Countiee Central 

location 547-2764 or 559-8138 

CLEAN UP & 

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We wi* come m 4 dean out af 

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basements sttics. stores offices 

wershousss lactone* 4 bunding* 

Also power weshmg. Oesnmg 4 

painting Bast price* Servicing 

Wsyns 4 Oakland County 

354-3213 

OtSCOUNT TRASH REMOVAL 

Rooting. enuaefiQ. garage yard 

Buadmg met Container* 4 pick up 

466-2640 

106 Heating ft Cooling 

CHARLES T UNE 

Furneee or Air Conditioner 

Clean 4 check 429 95 

474-4604 

HEATING, AIR 4 DUCT WORK 

Hon sat taste work at a tew price 

LICENSED 4 INSURED 

525-0749 

110 Houeedeaning 

HOUSECLEANING 

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561-8717 

AOkam YOUS YARD 

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QUALITY 

INSTRUMENT 

TECHNICIAN « 

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center has an immediate contingent 

opening for a candidate with or and/ 

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Candidate mual have a working 

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Send Resume To 

Employment Office - l T 

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6767 Wesl Outer Or 

Detroit. Ml 46235 

LPN- Customer Services Rec tor 

Private Duty Nursing Service Work 

Coeefy with our employees to help 

achieve customer sallsfsclion 

Health Care FYolessionais 357 -7085 

part lime wtth office aktks Some ex- 

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4 pleasant personality s must Tsn- 

tstlve hours sre Wad 4 Fn 12 30- 

5,30pm Thurs Eve, 5.30-8,30pm 

Sat 8.30-12 noon Ca* 478-1150 

MEDICAL ASSIST ANT-Experi- 

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MEDICAL ASSISTANT lor Jvonia 

madlcal practice, at leaat 5 years 

experience required Benefits 

available Ca* 425-1225 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT 

experlenoed Part-time lor busy ear 

nose 4 throat office Ca* lor 

interview Mary 477-7020 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT lor high vol- 

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Mminxrti 2 years experience re- 

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certified assistants speech psttiotc^ 

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toll Tart Time Hi extended care 

Suburban locations ExceHeni bene- 

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near Maple 4 Draks. has openings 

for to* or cart-time Registered 

Occupational Thsrsplsts (OTR) and 

Certified Occupational Therapy 

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wags snd benefit pecxege Please 

sppfy in parson si 6445 W Maple 

Rd . Wast Bloomfield between 9am 

4 5pm Please contact Rich McCune 

for more information al 661-1600 

iMerriman 6 Michigan Ave i 

Auditorium AH-WC 

Westland Ml 48185 

WHEN Friday June 4 1993 

5pm until 8pm 

FielTesnmenls Served 

EEO Employer 

Please ca* or reepond by reeume lo 

INNOVATIONS 

HOME CARE SOLUTIONS 

9402 Malt by Road 

Brighton. Ml 48116 

(800)765-7544 

6950 Farmmgton Rd 

W Bloomfield Ml 48322 

OPHTHALMIC or Optometry As- 

sistant or Technician lor busy mufti 

specialty Ophthalmology practice in 

Southfleid Ca* Jkn 353-1750 

OUALITY ASSURANCE 

COORDINATOR 

2-3 days a week B S N wtth 3 years 

ol progressively reeponaible home 

heeflh care and quality assurance 

experience required to monitor snd 

mservlc* stsft on Quality of cars is- 

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of records MSN a plus Candi- 

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Woodward. Su 201 Bloomfield 

HHs. Ml 48302 

RN IN-SERVICE OtRECTOR 

Seekmg m-sennce director lor long 

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preferred Qood tiagss 4 benefit 

package avMebia Ca* Di-edor of 

Nursing for appointment. 354-3222 

RNS/LPNS 

Fu*.'Part-lime poeitions svskabls 

New tacmty/newft remodetea Su- 

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Apply st Wsyne Total Lfvlng Canter 

4427 Vanoy (mrddle building) 

Wayne. Michigan 

SUPERVISOR 4 NURSES AlOES 

Needed tor aa shifts tor home tor 

the aged Need not be certified Ap- 

ply m parson si Lmure vaaga 

31720 Van Born Between lOerrv 

4pm. Mon -Fn . 

TMJ ASSISTANT needed to help 

with x-rays 4 other duties FuMma 

23077 Greenfield. 

Southfieid 

557-9150 

-vptST - Fu* time lor busy physical 

therapy ckrec Medical terminology 

4 WordPerfect a must Ask for 

Barb 549-3000 

X-RAY TECH 

mlmmum 2 yrs experience tor high 

volume internal medicine practice 

can Virginia 851-6754 

cam ahould have co*ags accounting 

com seei »k idegree w atw ied>. be 

•xpenanced ri mumapal sccount- 

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local government budgeting and 

chart of accounts prêrred Knowl- 

edge of Lotus 1-2-3 snd WordPer- 

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. Word Prooeaaors 

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Ca* today tor immediate interview 

442-7600 

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 

Good phone sk«s neceeaary com- 

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araa Fi4l time Experienced onfy 

tor thoee sai ileikig tha 

a 542-5530 

ADMIfRSTRATIVE SECRETARY 

Excaaent opportunities wath NW 

suburb headquarters location Short 

a ptua Ca* Sua 

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Sand —urn* outknmg PC software 

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Surte 200 SouthfMtd Ml 48075 

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EMPLOYMENT 

504 M p Wanted 504 Hrip W w M I 504 Halp Wanted — 504 Help Wantad 504 Halp Wantad 504 M p Wantad 504 Halp Wantad 

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Mull De pvlufilM ft pruleisionol 

E>iaMni phono WM*. bookkeeping 

ft computer enowleOge s must Ap- 

pfy m ptnon Lyon Manufacturing 

13017 Newburgh. Lfvonle. 


Fo> Troy contractor 1 person office 

Ml time Word processing. accounts 

ptytM/'ICMvibW. bookkeeping 

experience required Send w u w 

& salery '•qutrvnanlt to 3460 W 

B«g Beaver Rd Troy Ml 46064 

ADMINISTRATIVE 

ASSISTANT 

*e ere looking tor an mdhrtckial wth 

nmt accounting experience Af>p»- 

cani muat heve good communica- 

tion s*Ms ft wort wel erlth others 

Trxj is a permanent pan-time poel- 

tion Contact Mr Houston al Globe 

rurnrture Rantaia 355-4330 


For growing Rodlord Co I person 

ofi«e. ful time position accounts 

panUfr'tcanitiM bookkeeping, 

word processing, Inventoy control. 

*n*warmg pnonw Sand raauma ft 

udery requtramenta 10 Box 266. 

Observer & Eccentric Netirapopors 


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

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T O $22,000 

4 w«ii estebttshed consumer prod- 

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ture and groat benefits Executive 

lecretariai wills and experience lor 

ihis Shorthand a plus 

Can Born.ce 464-0909 

SnelHng Personnel Services 

ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY 

Property Management company 

seeking secretery wtth strong 

clertca. and urord processing Mills 

Ability lo interact and communicate 

on o professional level Your chance 

'or mvotvemenl 

Call OFFiCETEAM today 

Prône Fax 

•>58-02?2 358-0941 

26588 NBorihwestom Hwy 3250 

•Southtield Ml 48034 

Meallfi Ca/e Benefits; EC 

ADVERTISING SECRETARY 

Nalional advertising agency needs 

"•perienced WP 5 I candidates 

lop pay Call Sharon 357-0037 

Jmtorce Temporary Services 

A D V E R T I S I N G 

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$20,000 

JO": the friendly and fun atmos- 

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Nrr.e variety including word procass- 

% great benefits' Call Cuana at 

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SNEt. ING PERSONNEL SERVICES 

AUTO DEALERSHIP 

Ful' time car Oilier needed experl- 

"W 1 helpful but wMI train right per 

m Snuthflekl based travel company 

E*c niton t opportunity tor motivated 

nd'vwtual able to wort independ- 

ently Fmi time position requires 

minimum 5 years experience & com- 

puter accounting knowledge Send 

confidential resume including salary 

-fûtrements to Box 324 

Observer \ Eccentric Newsoapers 



" B O O K K E E P E R 

OFFICE M A N A G E R 

$25,000 

A ley position with a growing com- 

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:pr"ecis1ed here Hurry! 

Call Bernlce 464-OSOS 

Sneliing Personnel Seoncas 

BOOKKEEPER/SECRETARY 

iptmenced full time person need- 

ed 'or busy one person office Must 

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computer experience a plus Call 

852-9339 

BOOK KEEPER''SECRETARY - 

per lenced in public accounting 

thru trial balance lor accountant's 

office m Ferndale Please send re- 

sume ft salary requirements 10 P O 

Box '627. Royal Oak, Ml 48068 

BOOKKEEPER/SECRETARY 

Full time. I person office Good 

pnone skills i computer experience 

necessary Perlect lor those re-en- 

tering the wort force Send resume 

with salary requirements to 1939 

Grand River, Detroit. Ml 48226 

BOOKKEEPER 16-Haggertyl 

Part time 20 hrs Compuier expon- 

ents thru Trio' Balance Ask lor 

Frank D' Arwgelo 464-6400 

CASH IN 

ON SUMMER 

SFsrs 

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m EMPLOYMENT 

504 Halp Wanted 505 Halp Wanted 505 Halp Wanted 506 Halp Wanted Satea 501 Halp W m t e d M a a 50» Halp Wanted «atea 

0 W c ^ C t o r i c > ' F o o d 

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SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR COOKS SERVERS BuSSERS PIZZA COOK complex In WeSertord SaMa axperv . stsf i ExcSBng op- f* a n r r n 

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SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR - p«, ^ ^ wTl^ J Z ^ J d I ^ T ^ in 

•me experience pratarred. Orchard HOOK*? W A I T S T A F F bonswMlable tor Bus. Wan Paraon- ments lor cm sslsa elafT rmnlani PO 40723. Del, OH. Mi ««M0 I J n ai likiryiilini i i si IS 

y y , •Ex^sirxi'. W.-1L,. ItSvgn. °el 8 other Skvnmer fob opportune- LOOWNO TO EARN a lot of tOOL- Cal JUlITDUOE*. 586-UOO 

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TROY LAW Of F ICC naada psrt ttms SltWrnAfl 8 RdStSUfint ACS TAUAAN7/MOTEL/RET AiL ARE VOU TWH) OF NOT BEING rw^^wT^WieeBe trî 

REAL ESTATE CLASSES 

rands and perform genenlôffice (Mam St S of Arm Arbor Rd ) • Restaursnt Managers I26-836K COME GROW ssscomo stone lo vealw thmos Do 

M o n d a y , M a y 31, 1993 O&E * 7 E 

WORD PROCESSOR, pen-time. 

Southfieid lew firm Word Perfect 

5 1 ft typing speed of 70 wpm re- 

quired Non-emokmg office immo 

dlele opening 827-7000 

COOKS WANTED 

oppfy with m - conteci Chris be- 

tween 3-5pm Cete Mane 21200 

Haggerty -18 Mle) 347-0342 


Food-Bavaraga 

ARBY'S e now luring energetic pol- 

fle mdfitrkiala Good pay uryforms. 

meal diecount Appfy st 33751 S 

Mae. W of Farmmgton Rd , Uvoraa 

BANQUET FACILITY 

• WAITSTAFF 

• ASSISTANT COOK 

Iwfth potential ol moving upl 

• BARTENDERS 

• MANAGER 

I Physically fit. wel orgenaed 

to run table crew ft building 

memlenance) 

Weetland/Uvonia wee 525-1859 

BANOUET PERSONNEL 

nance Watt Staff Cuahwaahera 

Apply m person only between firs ot 

2-5 at The Metropolitan Music Cafe 

34555 W 12 Mle. Farming tor. HMs. 

aak tor Banquet Manager 

BANOUET SERVERS ft BARTEN- 

DERS (m/T|_ pen-time, weekends 

Ideel for extra mcome Cal NUk, 

The Plymouth Manor 455-3501 

BAR GRILL COOK & BAR PERSON 

For Cocktail Lounge m the 5 Mile ft 

Tlsgrsph aree Appfy 23810 Five 

Mle 531-4780 

BARTENDER - experienced 

Appfy in person, 4pm-6pm at Bren- 

dan s Pub, 33210 W 14 mile 

of Farmlnglon Rd 

COOK 

Sweet Lorraine s looking tor 

experienced people lor our 

Southfleid cate Good bene- 

fits Apply In person 2pm-5pm. 

Greenfield Rd , North of 12 MOe 

COOK WANTED Ful ft pen-time 

Banquet and dub menu experience 

umforme provided Apply 10-3. 

Mon-Frl Plymouth/Canton eras 

For appointment, aak lor Chef. 

726-0105 

DELIVERY PERSON wonted. days 

or naghts Must have vslld drivers •- 

conoo 8 meurance Fermlngton HMs 

Apoaos Pnzsns 476-0220 

EXPERIENCED WORKING 

Kitchen Manager Send raeune lo: 

P O Box 2056 

Uvoraa. Ml 48151-0058 

GRILL COOKS 

Gna and prap cook for saaaonal 

buisriaas Ful or pan-time Free go« 

privileges Fox Hit Country Ckib 

Pfymoutfi Cel. 313-453-7272 

HELP WANTED A8 poeitions 

Drivers can earn up lo $7 /hr 

Apply wtthm 906 S Wayne Fid 

Westland 

HOST/HOSTESS. CssMer ft Walt 

Person Ful ft port tlmo Appfy m 

person between 3-5pm. Mon -Fn st 

Kerby's Koney Islsnd, Newtxrgh 

Plus |6 Mile ft Newburgh I 

BARTENDER (M/F) 

needed for pen-time wort Some 

'Hi ill,ends Cooking involved 

Canton 487-9770 

BUS PERSON. DISHWASHER pen 

i, evenings ft weekends Ram's 

Morn, 27235 Ford Rd , Deerbom 

Hts Cal 563-1331 

HOST/HOSTESS 

Some eipenenca helpful, bul niamg 

to trim Fu« or part-time, weekends 

included Excellent starting salary, 

meals included Apply in person be- 

tween 2pm and 4pm at B sou locks 

Restaurant 4106 W Maple Bloom- 

field Hills 

HOSTPERSON. Full-time, evenings, 

Tues-Sat for Plkae Street Restau- 

rant Apofy m person 18 W t»1ke St 

Pontiac Mi 

JOIN 

the 

BEST 

Due to a large increase In 

business. Ryans Family 

Steak House Is looklr>g for 

some 'Top Gun'' people. 

•Servers 

•Bar Attendants 

RESTAURANT /HO TEL/RETAIL 

• Sous Chefs to $25* 

, M o - r o i s ? 

• Rotal Store Oept Manager 

*22$40K 

Roth Young (3131848 8800 

25505 W 12 MBe. Ste 4040 

Southfleid. Ml 48034 

NOW HIRING 

GRAND OPENING 

APPLEBEE'S 

Westland 

neighborhood Gm & 

Bar. ttie exciting ceeuel neighbor- 

hood gra and bar. • now raring tor 

oi* new Weetland restaurant Expe- 

rience preferred, but not reqiMed 

We oflar competitive pay. flexible 

achedulng. greet trsmmg and a 

fnendty. tun piece to wort 

•UNECOOKS 

• PREP COOKS 

• KITCHEN EXPEDfTORS 

Pieaee appfy m peraon. Mon -Fn. 

9em-8pm al 3645 Warren Rd 

Weetland Look tor Die banner- 

COME JOIN THE TEAM! 

An EquM Opportunity Employer 

SERVERS, flexible schedule, good 

money experience required 

Apply m person st the Golden 

Mushroom 18100 W 10 MBa. cor- 

ner Southfieid Rd 

CeaSiaan 948-1064 

ARE YOU TIRED Of NOT BEING 

PAID WHAT YOU ARC WORTH? 

COME GROW 

WITH THE FASTEST 

GROWING MEAT CO 

IN 36 CITIES 

Oim people moke $780 a weaa |ust 

tor doing Use )ob Caa Deve M 

2 5 5 - 9 5 0 5 

AUTO SALES PERSON- needed tor 

buoy American ft deeeic car daMer 

Ful Ume. Experience neceeaary 

Salary plue e otieraookiii Appty at 

PreeBge Motors. 31875 Otspfisracw 

HHîwoy llidMor llen/iU (between 

13 8 14 Mael In 

ABTO SALESPERSON 

For Ueed Car Oaatar m Plymouth 

have own traneponabon Experi- 

ence preferred, but not neoeaaary 

Caa tor sppolntmont 

TYME AUTO 455-5566 

AVON 

50% proat pceMbM m selee ft re- 

Car 8 bonueee t laaablt 

1-800-772-4674 

LOOKING TO EARN a lot Ol $OOL 

LARSS? Here • your opporfunay 

50 people needed I No 

people Tyke could be yw* 

llsppmg stone lo grtMar things Oo 

not woe Stop ft caa now Ask tor 

313-476-3819 

MANAGER - does you present iob 

otter you the potential to make over 

$50,000 a year ft do it m about 8 

montha urne if no . cal Oovtd 8 Man 

you on yov way to ti eodom WM 

tram 326-0757 

MANAGER. 3 Mas'Marketing tor 

• ilagi'»| Send i aoiai'io ft salery his- 

tory to AIPM 30446 lloithesesa r. 

Suae 350. Farrranglon HMs 46334 

cruttmg < 

1-800-52 

Bl-LING UAL 

MEXICO. ARGENTINA: 

Expendkig Bacn OcMar Gtobel U S 

Marketing Corporation rapkSy mto 

Nee Foreign martets Looking lor 

sijussal aim at U.S Jlliea with 

toralgn or local bualneaa contacts 

Irrfo: 458-7747 

WAIT'HOST PERSONS 

Now hiring tor exc slant pen-time 

Day ft Evening shifts No experience 

necessary Lookmg tor more inand- 

fy outgoing people to fom our teem 

Please apply by appointment 

Btakaneys Ranch Houae 

Farmmgton HBa 

WAIT PERSONS 

Expenenoed food ft kquor F\a time 

References required Appfy 

The A** 6700 Rochestsr Rd Troy 

-WAITRESSES WANTED 

enced lor Coney lalend 

Cal John or Tom 

462-0121 

WAJT STAFF Experienced only tor 

benquets ft gr« wort Apply m par- 

son et Bonnie Brook Golf Club. 

Telegrsph S of Eight MUe 534-2830 

WAITSTAFF 

Lunch or kmch ft dkmer snifts Ex- 

C A L L M P I 

Whether you re looking tor 

a temporary pert nme pool- 

Item or a -7 

SECRET ARY/RECEPT ION 1ST 

C H E F S E A R C H 

motivated culinary 

lo work with 

known corporals chef m a Northern 

Oekland County restuarant Excel- 

lent benefit peckege Send reeume 

0 Box 251431 Weet Bloom- 

field. Ml.. 48325 

s Mghty r 

« individual 

pecants must have good orgorua- 

ordPerfect 5 i ex- 

tlonal skias and W 

Poaftlon in dud so entry 

purchaemg. ftkkvj supply or 

dors, heavy Ifttng 20-40 lbs and 

substftutmg tor reospttorust Com- 

prehenaNe aalary ft boneflts peck 

ego provided Send rooumo ft seiery 

history m confidence to 

PO Box 9053 

Farmmgton HMs. Ml H3JJ-WH 

We need you now! We ara working 

wrth several corporations 10 

with their long-term temporsry 

needs Poeitions open In Farmlng- 

lon Hies Weetland. Oak Pert and 

Troy Turn your production 

alpha and numeric data entry skas 

mto s top doner opportunity Lotus 

LEGAL SECRETARIES 

TEMP ANO TEMP TO PERM 

IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE 

High pay and beet ol Firms I 

$8$ lor Referrals 

CM 355-2440 FAX 355-5899 

Phone FAX 

356-0222 358-0941 

28588 Northwestern Hwy =250 

SouthllolO Ml 48034 

ASSISTANT COOK 

Deys fia time Apply CJancey 

ft dm 32350 W 8 

524-3 >00 

201 W Big 

524-3115 

Rd £310 

THE KPM GROUP 

M J M 

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S ^ s S g T T s ^ l ^ DATA ENTRY 

355-2440 FAX^ 355-5899 

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OuKjk r»r, 772-6760 

0 Bo. 

ments, Wing Word Perfect experi- 

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squired Send reeume lo Executive 

Secretary. 6C12 Mammon. Garden 

City Ml 48135 EOE 

Grand River or 

4 76-3301 

569- '636 Shoppa 449 N Wayne Rd ( 

Cherry Ha Rd) Westlend Aak tor 

John. 10-2pm 721-3743 

SECRET ARV .'WORD PROCESSOR 34615 Warren Rd 

PART TIME 

GENERAL OFFICE 

Poamon evaAebto for an individual 

High School Olptoma 

our Legal Deportment 

Hours to be worked ore between 

8:00 im and 5 00 p m. Monday 

through Friday tor a total of 

ak The poeftlcm requires 

P C skMa and typing auae of 35 

p.m Tike individual must bo able 

lo perform clerical wort wfth Ihor 

oughneae and accvacy Candidate 

muet poeeeee excel ant ora and 

wrttien comnxmicatlon akHa. and 

able lo organize and manage 

multiple aaaignmoms 

Onfy non-smokers need appfy and 

wo ere a aubatanco abuae teetmg 

company For Imrr 

LEGAL SECRETARY (experienced! 

also Receptionist tor Farmmgton 

Has law ftrrn Cal Juke Castle 

for appointment 489-4100 

DEPENDABLE - mature person 

needed to do Mmg. typing ft genera 

office work rieoeo apply m person 

1647 Inkster Rd Garden Ctlv 

KITCHEN MANAGEFI 

wtth excellent communication 

training skias Salary with benefits 

Submit -esurne to P O BOX a 724 

Novi. Ml 46376 

COOK - FULL TIME 

Wait star pert time for cleen. tnena 

ly environment Working wtth senior 

crtoens Pieaee appfy m parson et 

Liberty Park Senior Community 

35700 Hunter. Westlend 

LEGAL Secretary lor Southfleid solo 

phono manner requrod Competi- 

tive pey Sand reeume to Mc kenna 

Associates mc 38955 Ha Tech Or 

Ste 200, Fermlngton HMs. Ml 48331 


prsctloner with peraonal in|ury prsc- 

ordPerfoct 

lice Experienced m Wor 

Salery negotiable Can 357-7778 

MAITRE D & 

HEAD WAITPERSON 

LEGAL SECRETARY 

$10/HR. 

Prestigious Southfleid company 

needs word tor windows experience 

5 month assignment Faat typing a 

must 

»1 TEMPORARIES 

274-4230 

SOUTHFIELD 

Friday between the hours 

im and 4:00 p.m. 

Alexander Hamilton 

Lrte Insurance 

Company of America 

33045 HamMon Btvd 

Farmmgton HIM. Ml 48334-3358 

An EquM Opporhmlty Employer 

PART TIME - mlsc OoncM, typing, 

customer pfione wort $6/hr Flexi- 

ble hrs Send rssums P 0 Box 29P 

Birmingham. Ml 48012 

PART-TIME Typlal/Secretary 

Westland Canton area, m your 

home or mine Mature snd experi- 

enced Need neatneas more then 

speed Caa. 471-7807. an or 7pm 

RECEPTIONIST 

growing compeny 

enced mdfvtduM to anew or mufti 

Inee phono system aa wel aa other 

clerical dutiee WordPerfect a must 

qmroments lo Attn Office Mono 

gor. Shacoh USA. 3132 Martm Rd , 

Waaed Lake. Ml 48390 

RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY 

proficient m WordPerfect arid Lotus 

Salary commenaurate wtth experi- 

ence 377-2600 

RECEPTIONIST 

tor downtown law firm, ful time erth 

>W1 typing experience 

Cal Sheey or Kathy 961-6803 

RECEPTIONIST 

FiM time position tor mature anaryl- 

icM soff-motivsiod mdMduei wa 

iram Typing skMa a must Cal tor 

349-2500 

RECEPTIONIST pen-time tor amal 

Troy law firm Musi have good tele- 

phone akMs. typing/Word proceee 

mg Low nrm experience hateful 

Caa Jari 643-7480 

RECEPTIONIST./TYPIST 

Ful tlmo tor SouPMMd CPA ofkee 

Requires pleasant pfione personal 

ty ft accuale typing with WordPar- 

lect 350-2800 

RECEPTIONIST 1pm-9pm Buoy 

Iront deak Expononce pialeiiad 

FiM Ume. benelUs Apply m peraon 

Farmington YMCA. 28100 Farming 

ton Rd 

RECEPTION® T /BOOKKEEPER 

i 1 yr 

loaKho wM be taken Tues thru Fn. 

Juno 1 thru 4 Cetiisti' lOsm ft 4pm 

at 3848 W. 8 Mao Ad. 

RECEPTION«T 

For buey Femaigton HMa property 

experience on mMt-Mie pfione »f*- 

tom Km- IliaHgi of WordPerfect 8 

Lome a ptua Cetâni baioats 

Raouma tor 4T38 Ptckermg Btoom- 

R6C€PTION«T/SECRET ARY 

Part eme. imms rea 

son lor pioperfy mens 

pony Aim a a' pfionas. rypmg tanew 

•etotlpni. Mon Mrw Fn lOim 2pm 

RECEpnotaaT/eecRET ART 

r r z u z r z i * 

a La 

moa oofpotfMon Word procMa- 

HPUCtfQfcK MT-00M 

RCC€PTKX«8T 

SECRETARY IN TROY 

Salute 

That Special 

Graduate ! 

Say "congratulations" to that special graduate with 

an ad in your hometown newspaper! 

Select one of the four Thursdays you wish your 

message to appear: 

May 20, May 27, June 3, or June 10, 1993 

and call before 5 p.m. on the preceding Friday. 

(Messages m a y b e mailed by the preceding Thursday) 

Messages are only $ 2.00 per line 

with a 3-line minimum. 

(There a r e five a v e r a g e w o r d s p e r line) 

Photo opportunity: You 

m a y also choose to 

h a v e your graduate's 

picture included. 

A p h o t o g r a p h will a d d 

12 lines to your a d a n d 

must b e submitted 

with your message. 

CONGRATULAThjNS CE88IE' 

We knew you could do * You 

made » look easy and wo want 

you lo know how proud sue are 

friatyou areValodtelorian love 

[Mom Dad and Muflkn 

Send check or money order along with your message to: 

Observer & Eccentric Newspapers 

36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia, Ml 48150 

(Dbsmrer Eccentric 

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 

1-1070 OAKLAND COUNTY 

591 -0900 WAYNE COUNTY 

852-3222 ROCHESTER-ROCHESTER HILLS 

igage 

• Pool 

Ctoomg SlUppmg Oept Experience 

roqiared Musi bs organaod ft de- 

tailed cea 2-4PM. 358-0608 Ex 130 

Support Stall/Assistant 

Secretary for payCtotoglats office 

pen-time possible fia-bmo m the 

k/hre Startling 30/hrs 'er» 88-7/hr 

neapcxiaible, 9d personality, in- 

dependent peraon who area people, 

with IgM bookkeeping MtMs knowl- 

edge at computer, accounts receiv- 

able. some meurance biamg, typaig. 

4©-e0wpm Send -ae.mi to 

MHRA. PC 

26865 W 12 M9e. Silte 118 

Southfleid Ml 48034 

SWITCHBOARO/RECEPTIONIST 

Immedwte opening tor Rolm or 01- 

monaton expononce wtth this IK 

Rita 473-2934 

Send reeume to Food Service. 

Box 40505. Detroit. Ml 48240 

An Equel Opportunity Employer 

COOKS ft BARTENDERS 

experienced, tor private W. Btoom- 

fleid Ckib Appfy m porsorv'Mon-Fn 

9em-l1emonly 5050 

W Btoomflek} between Inkster ft 

MeKHeOen 

COOKS- Call come m Tuee Wsd" 

Thurs . after 2pm Newport 

Richie 11791 Farmington Rd , L/vo- 

nls Ask tor Unda •» 525-7840 

Exceeont opportunity for Cooks ex- 

penanced m seafood ft pastas at 

Mftch's Rastsursnt Walorforfl 

Good pey Appfy Ih person 9am - 

11 am Monday thru Friday at 

4000 Caaa Elizabeth 

COOKS - Experienced Only 

Appfy rn person at Bonnie Brook 

Qoff Ckib. Telegraph S of Eight Mile 

pending company 

Unaorce Tomes 

COOKS - tul ft pen time Appfy 

wttfwr 8-11am 

Deputy Doga Dmor 1959 W Au- 

tK*n Rochester ' Hits 852-2144 

WORD PROCESSING SECRETARY 

Long term positions wfth fast grow- 

ing suburban hm WP 5.1 Lotus 

halplul. Cam Sara 548-7862 

umloroo Temporary Somcae 

WORD PROCESSING 

SECRETARIES 

Fva and pert time openings m II lo- 

cations tor the loaowmg akae 

WORD PROCESSORS 

(Any software) 

LOTUS 1-2-3 with WYSIWYG 

O-&ASE 

We offer Temp-Med Insurance 

PaK) Hoadeys Bonuaoa 

COOKS - Pan Time Nights Apply 

between 2-5pm Pages Food ft Spir- 

its. 23621 Farmmgton Rd 

Cal Mark 477-0099 

COOKS 

Poeltlona now open lor tul and 'or 

pert-time Days ft Nights Competi- 

tive wogee m a greet working envi- 

ronment Sheenan's On The Qroen. 

5 Mle at 275 420-0646 

Mature ft experienced for fine dmmg 

restaurant exceeont benefits ft sal- 

ery aepondlng or. experience Caa 

Mrs Harrison 650-1349 

...MANAGERS.... 

BURGER KING IN WESTLANO 

Now faring experienced managers 

We oftor • Ful/Part Time 

• Group, Life ft Dental Irtourence 

• Plus many more benefits 

• 18 Osy» paid vacation 

Cal tor personal interview 

313-761-7060 

MANAGER lor carry out American 

Chinese Food Restaurant m Farm- 

ington Experienced. honeet. 

able 3 references required Good 

working record 626-6914 

MAX & ERMA'S 


Currently has openings tor the 

loeowing poeitions 

• Dishwashers 

• Busaors 

• una Cooks 

Full or pan ume available Flexible 

scherxaee Competitive wages Bon- 

eflts evalable Please appty m per- 

son Mon -Fri . 2-4pm. 70 N. Adama 

(comer of Waft on ft Adama) 

McOONALDS MANAGEMENT 

Experience preferred, era trom Ca- 

reer mmdefl beneltta Garden City. 

Novi Wlxom areas (3131646-5602 

NEW LEBANESE RESTAURANT hir- 

ing experienced Wart Staff Cooks. 

Dishwashers. Bus Per aoria and 

Juica Bar Appfy m person EMS s 

Cafe 263 Piorce Bkmmgham 

WAJTSTAFF -Plymouth ares. Psrl or 

ful nme Good tips, free go* Cea 

for appointment Mission Hue Golf 

CkJC 453-1Q47 

506 W p W a n f d S d — 

ARE YOU 

THINKING ABOUT A 

REAL ESTATE CAREER? 

If so, you owe it 10 yoursstf lo inves- 

tigate why we are a 1 m the market 

place and besi scaled 10 mours your 

luccooa Look at our ed imder REAL 

ESTATE PROFESSIONALS Al reel 

estate compamos are riot the same 

DISCOVER THE DIFFERENCE 

Cal J*n Slovens or Neal Lamphere 

459-6000 

COLDWELL 

BANKER 

Sctiwettzer Real Estate 

REAL ESTATE 

CAREER 

AMBITIOUS"? CONSCIENTIOUS? 

WE W A N T YOU!! 

We wa tram you and start you on 

R E A L E S T A T E O N E 

3 2 6 - 2 0 0 0 

COOK WANTED 

Ful nme poeltlon available 

Flexible hrs Competitive wage 

Lhroras 

Cal 953-2000. 

Voice Mel » 7043 

LIVONIA 

SOUTHFIELD 

AUBURN HILLS 

464-2100 

352 1300 

373-7500 

NEVER A FEE 

SNELLING PERSONNEL 

SERVICES 

WORD PROCESSOR needed tor 

S I 8 typing of 70 epm -equlreri 

Competitive salary ft benoats Mas 

reeume to 2200 BUg Detroit 

ia 48228 or Fsx to 963-8382 

COUNTRY CLUB 

Dmmg Room Supervleor lor posh 

pnvele suburban country dub W» 

coneider recent hoopltallty grad 

820-822.000 932-1170 

Harper Aaeoootoe.298 70 MKldtoOatl 

rarmlngton Hat Ml 48334 

A Career In Real Estate 

Sales with Us is a REAL JOB' 

Ox Programa and Support Systems 

ere eo effective. We juar erneo yoo a 

125 000 

NIGHT COOK Sunday Ore, Cook ft 

Sunday only Wart Peraon/Bar Per- 

eon Please appfy wtthm DurHap's 

Pub ft Grub, 23851 W 7 Mile 1 »lk 

E of Telegraph 

DONT GAMBLE WTTH YOUR 

FUTURE! CALX US TOOAYfW 

SUE KELLY 844-4700 


NIGHT MANAGER 

Expanonced dependablo person 10 

menage gra 8 banquet operationa 

evee ft weekends ful time Fos Hiaa 

Country Ctub Plymouth 453-7272 

ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS - tor 

saws at 4331 N Woodward. Art Van 

Furniture Apply wtthm 

NOW HIRING 

DAY WAIT STAFF 

Apply BEFORE 11 30om 

or AFTER 2 30pm 

Rocky'a of NorWMBe 

41122 Sevan MUe 

Nor-thvete 

DIETARY AlOES 

Part-time Needed to won e swing 

•Hft 8 nursing home experience 

preferred Appfy m person 

Nursmg Cars 

MBe. Lrvoma 

Marywood • 

36975 W 5 I 

NOW HIRING 

DINING ROOM MANAGER 

Be part of an axeftmg rww loam 

Rocky I Of NorthvlBe 

4 1122 S*ren MUe 

Nor tf 1. We 

NOW HIRING experienced Woe 

Stall Afternoon mfl George's 

Coney Wland 1437 N 

Rd located m North HMi 

The 

Freshest 

Thing Going! 

At Boston Chicken w£ feature rotssene 

ch»c*en and the freshest ingredients to make 

deMoous side dtshes chicken pot oes and 

more 

We now have stores ooen throughout the 

Detrotf area and have the following positions 

•variable 

e Caah Inrs • Counter AttrndinU 

• Prep Cooka • KJlchen Utility 

• KHrhr-n S«pnr> lanes 

In addition to ftemWe schedules we offer full 

and pwt time positions, competitive wages and 

a pleasant team environment For immediate 

consideration please apply daily from 8am 

10am or 2pm 4pm or anytime Saturday at 

B O S T O N C H I C K E N 

1977 S Woodward Ave J*>2 Woodward 

MrvtlRckaai Ml UoomfWM Hill* Ml 

17104 Six Mil* Rd , at Newbury* 

Uvonia Ml 

•r mt tke latatian nemmt yaw! 

ONE OF DETROIT S FINEST enter 

temmant cfuba wa bo inter .lowing 

on Tuee Juno 1st 8 Wed Jus 2nd 

to find Detroit s beat bar ft weftstalf 

Wa ere looking tor people e*(h Ova 

drive lo moke money m a km/party 

atmoaphore Our ctub e run with the 

phauoopffii Tal a our emteoieee are 

nappr md having km eo ere the 

customers * you baa»« you are 

right for one of oi> open UMamre e. 

whether extremely aualia or MM 

neve a greoi arifludo and are weeng 

to Warn Irom tho boot, caa to irfel 

ile on riiorrtow We t*dfi"1 become 

one of Dotroff s fin oof by oucldafW 

Contact Pam 8pm- 10pm only to 

ecnervae en appointment 536-8224 

OUTBACK" 

STEAK HOUSE 

COOKS 

$6-$8 p e r h o u r 

ply m person 8203 Orchard 

PASTRY ASSISTANTS WANTED 

Fia or part tlmo e oaot n dm 

Siei^r. et PsMM Itiilir r Bernm- 

I koM Has tor oppaemmore 540-2288 

PREP PERSON 

• I.iersete upweig m a ton peced 

dee sated ti aO'iaoe Caa aRer 8 pm 

sa 1-994 7 

| RAMS HORN 

NOW HIRING 

We* staff 8 Cooks al HMs ka 8 

RAM S HORN 

w*w espaitanoad Co«»a Aa 

F«8 ft pert 

m 

eaei Rem e Hare 

ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE SALES 

Career opportunity eMh South seel 

em UUiaai i lorgoot AT8T VAR 

and e»«ipaai of fagfitoi:h leeoccim- 

Pteoee oaa Dave Fionor et 4aaoi48 

ext 202 to arrange an appoirWeant 

ACCOUNT EXECUTIVC 

ACCOUNT MANAGER tor nafafu 

Lineup 8rm Al laaal 3/ears i 

penance we* PC's Beneats. oo 

inainr 8 aalary Sand rummm 

30688 Sarrmgson Ave. SM * 

ACCOUNT REPRESENT ATTVE 

Agoncy mourence bacagfuxid pre 

tarred Sataa and cowipxoi ewperv 

once reoueed Caa Mr Ra*y at 

ADOTTONAL a*CO*« Looking tor 

ADVERT—M SALES 

m s * 

Start a i 

today Caa Carol Tool el 


952-5590 

Customer Semoe/Phone Sales 

AIRLINE I N D U S T R Y 

Dua lo mefor sxpanalon we need 

itiotlirotod. rsgfi energy phone rape 

Evn Sa00-ia00/wk ( 

bonuel awewng the phone O* 

Caa Mon - f £ s 9om-2pm 

947-7028. oxl E 291 

Morkoung/Menegomont 

CAREER 

OPENINGS 

$300 - $500/WK 

Due lo the oxpanaun of « neeme- 

uonof buomoaa supply and promo- 

tional *rm. eve new kxadona wa bo 

opened m 1993 8-10 poaMlono now 

a el able m the toaowoig Oepert 

MARKETING SALES 

PUBLIC RELATIONS 

ADVERTISING 

COLLEGE GRAOS WELCOME 

Full Training Provided 

For a personal mtenriow 

col Beth tor appotntmant 

313-353-4558 

REAL ESTATE 

CAREER 

AMamous-R CONSOENTIOUB? 

WE W A N T YOU!! 

fe wfl trom yaw and Mart you on 

long term, hmn mcome 

Cal JUUI DUOEK. 


REAL ESTATE CLASSES 

Loam how to o**am your MKfagai 

lau&x by experienced pr.ilien. v 

m State ol Wm art tacart, Day and 

PM daaoaa • aaetili $129 mdudee 

klttcm and i ill flu 

For more miormatlon caa during 

a hosrs 

1 - 600-989-2121 

R E A L E S T A T E 

Earn whas you laaml Keep r478-2440 

• ndrvnJuakied trarsng 

• 100% convtstaon plan 

• Compielely updated office 

and lecmcal systems 

• Group health coverage 

• Best buyer and seeor system 

• = 1 rated fronchiso sytem 

• Unourpasaad nalional and oca 

advertiang expoeure 

Cal Jim Slovens or Neal âmphere 

459-6000 tor personal interview 

459-6000 

COLDWELL 

BANKER 

Schweitzer Real Estate 

• 401K contributory rotiramoni plen 

• Furnished apppanmonta-lrom 

' 850 maaon adveruamg budget lo 

generate selee appointments 

' No cotC team a nor MMmorkoOng 

' Paid vacation 

Call: Jim Mahoney 

800-964-8021 

Eguai Opporumlty Employer 

TELEMARKETING 

»e*groiesd Hourly 

ptue com 

MQE CEA 

TEMPEX CHANGE 

332-6000 

T E L E M A R K E T I N G 

M A N A G E R 

To USMO 

(8450/ek beao * bonuel 

2 yr* IManateWiM menegemani 

expononce •aiitoew 8 home en- 

piwenal eMoe Start-up tetomor- 

keang room, metro Pea pa oWce of 

naoona compeny Exoeaont bene 

Its ft carow opponunay 473-7212 

STEVEN J GREENE PERSONNEL 

Unbelievable 

Sales Opportunity 

M now I laal ti m mobaa hon 

HOMETOWN 

Caa Sootty tor i 

NUBA 

UNLJMfTED MCOME - Total Tana 

Freedom mail ft Sports Flmin 

Caa 24 hour 

313-488-1043 

SALES HELP WANTED 

One ol the nedeoofs largoot III- 

craft, motorcydo end A TV Peelers a 

looking for an experienced MNe 

person Good benoais. hiî pay. kjn 

place to won Apply m person lo 

Dave Parka, Farnimgton Cycle 

World, 34600 W Eight Mle Farm- 

mgton Has 

SALESPEOPLE Elm rnmmloanna 

put why Downriver 313-284-2220 

DoMond-Macomb 1-800-541-1313 

SALES PEORLE TELEPHONE 

ft OUTS** SALES 

S Manas plus i.itmeieoamna Grtxetng 

company Dapandable moovetec 

per sen a cal Tues . Wsd or Thias. 

9-5pm 942-7444 

SALESPERSON 

tor ledy a legfi feemor 

store limieilloto opansng Apply 

m parson or caa 

Kay Foomons. 19670 W 11 Mas. 

Lathrup V«ago 559-5890 

SALES REP tor local 

Muat have strong telephone ctoemg 

skas 8300 week soMry comrree- 

sion ft bonuaoa 425-9533 

SALES REP tor order lUMBmant/ 

marketing support Canton Co Muel 

hove car Comrmaaion w/beee pey 

Raoumoo lo P O Box 2249 Uvonie. 

Ml. 48151. Attn M/P Depi 

SALES 

The looting e«i|ile of product I D 

ft be code systems to the apparel 

mauetry a looking tor an accotoif 

executive to hand* major ratal ac- 

count m Detroit aree Looking tor a 

self starter with selee expononce to 

IB tree cnaBongmg ft lowwdlig po- 

sition Experience eMVi a mafor ratal 

RETAIL 

ASSOCIATE 

Southfieid, Ml 

Area 

Western Pubttahmg Group mc 

GO-GETTERS 

If you are reedy lo take control of 

your daotmy and buld equty m you 

future, we have tha opportimlty of a 

•eatslie Rim wtth uei Caa tor ap- 

953-0998 

825.000 GUARANTEED" 

Caa today to arid out Now you 

gat stoned m an i 

support neine 

Conteci tha Tn 

HtGM PAXWta SALES POSITION 

AVAILABLE AT 

MtCMtOAXS FOREMOST JEWELER 

Sidney Krandea 8 Sore of Troy a 

looking tar an experienced snd 

KSSn 

Stdnay Krandea 8 Sore 

758 W Big Soever Rd, Stale K» 

Troy. Ml 48094-0072 

BODE SALES 

M r r . 

1 cemaael 

mma; eaaonowre 8 a 4 year a 

but queaty work ft e ôeflNe at 

lent uppoi-kmlly w»i a pi an aa oom- 

pany etaaao aond nkiei to Qrog 

Reaioliie P O Bos SM 1 ForwWig- 

ton HMk Ml 48S» 

INSURANCE CAREER 

Pi Mo ooiaWry'e la neel preml 

oncy UMNW) MENTS 

eUO 1 * irnilnr pra 

LOACVTTI'TTsS 

INTEGRITAS 

aêe-lli egi i t 

Marketing Trainee 

Looai oraoa of « RANOM 

orgerttetlor naada a •ate 

good paoo*A efig to 

worlt hard and ba na*nad 

guaranteed 125 000 

ctf s m 8 c m 

ss6-"7111.«rt- 217 


Golden books, games recorded 

music.'videos party goods end 

other consumer products has on 

immediaie local operorig m 

Southeast: Mi tor a Ratal 

Tha poamon mvofvee provkjmg 

eupenor customer service and 

exceptional seMng s> As whee 

memiammg niaicfiaridNeic support 

si a ratal More Rootninalhaiioe of 

ment memory eudns. reema'ed- 

msi ments and properation of 

iei.ee eery reports This poomon re- 

quireo e weekly work ecneAas of 45 

hoix* lo mclude wooe or tie, hoadey 

and evenmg hours D*mg peek 

The Ota condktate wm be en 

out-going, hando-on anavKkl etai 

e minimum of hao yeers rolal mm- 

WESTERN 

PUBLISHING GROUP 

4825 No Soon St Oept NB SF 

• Pork ft. 80178 

An Equal Opporfcmfly Ciiipkwei arm 

Dna Screening Compmony 

NO TELEPteOWE CALLS PLEASE 

SALE MANAGERS 

PART TEAT 

MUST M A MOTTVATER 

MR PATRK* ati-aa»4 

dudee salary/bonus plan, car a8oa- 

ance 8 tea boiioai peel age mser 

Detroit ares 

featory to 

PAXAR Corp . 800 E 

it i wghemi Ste 

a 80087 

YOU'RE 

WORTH 

MORE!!! 

not "just" a job 

this time! 

CAREER OPPORTUNITY 

wtth 

Oakland County's finest 

*REE trammc 

HndhnOuaarad trammg 

•LucraPvo ffiinftaanis 

-Pi olseaui m staff 

^ *x th^ environment 

"We're Committed 

to your success" 

Call Jim Burton 

851-6700 

CENTURY 21 MJL 

Corporate Tren 

Service 

FLEX DAY HOURS 

252S 

C»«ATIVt PART RoM I 

•D. I 

Townoand Hota. 100 To 

SST, 

GENERAL OmCE. WMPOfHacad. 

20-25 hrVeifc Apply OSiîer 

1825 DHairi. Royal Oak |1 

of 12 MM off CampbaR 


Mature. frsMntay oxtonal»e knoel- 

edgo of Mac compuier Cal Joarm. 

Plymouth YMCA 453-2904 


wm good typaig Bias Mon -Thurs 

6AM-3RM m Southfleid 

Cal 9AM-4PW 557-9686 

JANITORIAL WORK 

Steady svamnga Muat have ren- 

ame tranaportobon Apply m 

person 737-9076 

LIGHT SECRET ARULL ft PHONES 

20-24 horn s week 85 pw hour 

Auburn Haa Some experience 

299-5100 

LIVONIA REP AGENCY 

part Dme person to IB orders and 

hendto cuatomor inomnee Cal be- 

3 ft 5pm 478-0666 

MAINTENANCE/JANITORUkL 

Pan time poattone open tar matiae 

welcome Apply m person at 

niismeae Office LakVSI Part Place 

Moa. 37700 W 8 Mao. LNorae. 

Mon - Fri. 8:30-5pm 

YOU'VE TRIED the rest, now try the 

boat' Eem up to 812 an hour tae- 

merketmg m m en.eaanf onvtron- 

mont Guwwitood salary plua com- 

mairr Cal aftemoone 721-701Q 

$125 to $400 

PAJO DAILY 

507 M p Wanted 

Part Twna 

ABSOLUTELY PERFECT tor Par- 

ants/Toachars seio need mcome 

DISCOVERY TOYSI Cal Sales Di- 

451-0008 

AOMaaSTRATTVE CO-OROa«ATOR 

Socfef Seneca aspwfice working 

with cedar acuta- Computer skas. 

(WordPerfect 5.11 Send reeuma 

wan Hoi eticee to VWori L Ycat 

Senior Adua Center 24350 CMc 

Censor Dr SouftilH Ml 46034 

City of Farmington Hilts 

Food Sarvlca WorVers 

CurrenOy eoekmg applications tar 

the taaoolng pert nme Food Service 

the Senior Nu- 

NA TONAL NON-PROFTT 

HEALTH ORGANIZATION 

Seakmg 20 salt-mottvaled energet- 

ic. awrp mdhnduen tor distribution 

ol broctvee promoting national 

event Muet bo temaer with subur- 

ban areas, ha 

student 8 isfees 

OFFICE CLEANERS PART-TIME 

Evenings Lhronia. Fsrtnmgion Has 

8 Now Areas Drug/olcoliol free 

work piece Col 421-3156 

PART-TIME bmdory work tor pub- 

company No experience 

Accepting eppecations 

30595 W 8 MBe Rd Uvonia (bhan 

MlddleCelt ft Marrimani 

PART UME 20 hon per week and 

rirroamnal lua-time eubentutlona 

at Troy high-tech Arm eattctiboorfl. 

copying, mo*, kgfit compuier end 

other office duties Al Mesa 1 

candkMtaa sand reeume ft salery 

requirements to Department Jf 

PO Box 354 Clawson Ml 48017 


PHONE WORK - rises »nt.. No 

person to 

ments tor our staft from erne In ce- 

Oueets 86/hr to'Ron Contact 

Mr Compton S67-6680 

SALESPERSON 

PART TIME 

For 8ns more clothmg ssore 

contact Hal PoOak 647-81S0 

SECRETARIAL/WORD PERFECT 

Hour* 10-3. Mon-Fn 

Troy area 

266-1571 

SHtPRING.'Recaivmg Clark uvome 

beeed compeny looking tor a rsk- 

abla aaM starter tor a part tana 

poamon m Smppmg/Tlocofeng. l- 

5pm . Mon-Fn Some Ignt Mtmg 

mvofvod Contact -lone 261-2950 

HEAD COOK - neaprrtal-ie tor day- 

to-day upaiauoii end supernaon ot 

me kitchen, mael plaining, tood or- 

oookmg and menu ptomWig and 

Hourly i 

1111 rt on 24 hours per so 

ASSISTANT HEAD COOK 

•tola tar prepereBon and daperse- 

ment af doay moaa to both on and 

penence » 

Kitchen cabinet 

a muat We oltar a uun»eUtNe eat- 

ery • commission + bonus pro- 

gram and a comprenaneem benefit 

saaon requirements to PO Box 

436. Wtxom Ml 48393 

SECURITY GUARO AGENCY needs 

Md selee rap 10% of weeety con- 

tracts Strsegnt r.ioiiai'iBoton. 

Caa 

TELEMARKETERS 

Earn up to 87 50 an how 2 

TELEMARKETERS 

Compuier aided kaid aarig Mo wi- 

panonce rec 

time, dey 8 mght i 

15-30 hrs Earn 86-810/hr Caa Ron. 

TELEMARKETER - FULL TTME 

TELEMARKETER . 

PART - TIME 

Lookmg Sor paraonoceo snd Mondî 

Ties a I *ary pail He 

wm atari bmo days 8 

Hourty rate: 86 00-85 25 beeed on 

20-24 hours per week 

AJ poaaono require a mgh school 

dtotama or oijilietaiil and muat 

raaa etala jukiaaiea tor tood ser- 

O&E Monday, May 31. 1993 

Monday, May 31,1993 

MARKET PLACE 

508 Help Wanted 

Domaetk 

BABVSrTTER NEEDED w ow Fkbv 

ingior. nai> noma k* 3'* yr oW 

Mon-Fn. « 30-4 30pm R M m w 

riquirM After 5pm «77-1382 

BABYSITTER rw)M m our Norm 

vMM noma for )•* ft 4'* yr Ota 8«n- 

Spm Mon -fn Good pay. aica*ent 

benefit* Cal after 5pm 349-0013 

CAREGIVER needed lor 3 tma* 

children *i our Plymouth noma Fuft 

lima. Mon-Frl 455-69 14 

CHILD CARE for 6 mo oM 

m our Farmmgton H«* noma Mon 

to Thur* 2 v»jM Nor. 

tmoker Muat have traneporiation 8 

relerencee Muet Uka doga 861-2896 

CHILD CARE lo* infant ft toddler in 

our Livorua noma. naxIDta 75 "xxxv 

• •at Belw 7am-5pm Mon-Fn Ref- 

427 9664 

CHILD CARE neeoed m our Ferm- 

inglon HUH noma for tha lumrner 2 

children 7 4 9 Mon -Fn . 7 30-5 30 

Pi«aM call *fl®r 6pm 473-5565 

CHILD CARE NEEDED - Meture, 

responsible paraon lo wslch 3 

children In my Lrvonis noma, pan 

time. oay» 522-4496 

CHILD CARE AeeOed tor Summer 

for 3 young boy* muat ba atfuamc. 

muai be flood at keeping ««Ja busy 

I6 00.'hr 335-1000 646-1936 

DEPENDABLE Non-Smoking Col- 

lege student lo cara lor 2 children, 

ages S 1 10. Mon-Fn B 30-4 30 

Must uke to nrtm Car reQuired 

Call after 5pm 332-6542 

, GREAT PAY 

Wee*end ftanme rveeded tor am«i 

ChiKJrar for an e»ce«enl Birminj- 

hem tamrty Muat heve own trans- 

portation and re'erencM £48-3062 

HOUSEKEEPER. BABYSITTER 

Liva-in. r>orv-amok ing Muat speek 

»orf englnh. must lova kid* 

851-1954 

HOUSEKEEPER)CWkS » Compan- 

ion 30 hr* ' •• **i lor Summar pan 

time during acnool rear Keep 

m>j». run errsnd* ft keep taoa on 

11 yr oW 16 00 hr Muat hava 

transportation Sand application ft 

referencM to 1523 W Hor 

Band. RochMter Hltta. Ml 48308 

HOUSEKEEPER Mother s Helper 5 

LOST-CAT grey atnpe wfth 

lota of ernie. / «ao« eye* 

no coMr 6/15 MUcMbeR iR 

Chicago eraa. REWARD 201-1008 

dated Armenian rug* ndudlng an 

1865 Bahktiart ft a 1905 Karabakh 

3x5 Antique Karman 9*12' Saml 

Antique Meehed Antique Snn 

Seddlebeg 19th cantury Senna 

Sampler mat Turknh Yaatlk sarrv- 

pler Shaahavsn cargo bag. plue 

many other ruga 

PREVIEW June 2 thru Sat June 5 

SCHMIDTS ANTIQUES 

5138 W Michigan Ave 

Ypailanti. Ml 48197 

(313) 434-26*0 

Farmington HIM FARMINGTON 

GREEN WEST Sub Sale (13 homM) 

12'Drake Lot* baby dothasAoys/ 

furniture, stove. Mat dryer furm- 

ture. antiquM. anens. lace ping- 

pong table, stereo electronic* 

books, woodburning stove, lawn 4 

patio equipment, cherry M i 

leecan. PC pnntar June 4-6. 0-4 

OAK PARK - wood office dee* ft 

credenxa. dining room set poker 

table ft appaancM 13301 Dan 

mouth S E of 10 

DOMINO'S 

DOMINO'S 

DOMINO'S 

FATHERS DAY 

COLLECTORS 

AUCTION 

JLaie 18 19.20 

300 MOTOR CARS 

Antique- daaaK. special 

muscle cars 50'*, 60 S ft CoOacli- 

bMs 

ENTER TODAY! 

313-585-2117 

Local Coordinator 

Edward Lucas 

conducted by 

CHARLESTON 

PRODUCTIONS. INC 

FORT WAYNE. INC 

219-486-6118 

i-Cooapge 

S48-2167 

LOST CAT Young h-lend^r gray 

male cal, OuanonAelagraph Cha- 

dren haan broken 000-2700 

LOST-May 16th 5 MM ft Beach 

Fawiat* cal brown ft orange Tabby 

632-1787 

LOST orange tabby mala cat. Ann 

Arbor Trail/Beach Daly arM 

270-7830 

cOST Smal black anon naared cal 

with no la* wearing while Ma col- 

lar Ouanon/Cranbrook ASM Ca* 

646-14*8 or 319-*477 

LOST Smal. tan/red puppy wflh 

curry !*a ft Mack noa* reward 

Royal Oak 436-4325 or 202-6007 

LOST 5/14 large Buft/Tabby Tom- 

cat Walton BNo arM. acroaa Irom 

Oek lend Lkwemry 370-2320 

804 Announcamants 

Maattnga/Samlnara 

(JDbserucr A lEcccntric 

C L A S S I F I E D A D V E R T I S 1 N G 

644-1070 OAKLAND COUNTY 591-0900 WAYNE COUNTY 

852-3222 ROCHFSTEP ROCHESTER HMS 

J— 

EXCELLACARE 

SERVICES, INC. 

A Caring Person 

In Your Home" 

FREE IN-HOME CONSl LTATION 

i>ulihn1 ' j nn* Prrnmiw' 

Bnrvlrd and Insuirtl 

late Som [>*« A Irrk 

24-hnuf tmitr inis*r 

U*n i* shi*t Trm ( jut 

S«mo( rtir Wrtm Arw 

• LIVE-IN AIDES • 

HOME HEALTH AIDES • H0MEMAKERS 

Try (lur l/vt is 

with 

476-9091 

Tio» 

740-9050 

ARE YOU 25 LBS OR 

MORE OVERWEIGHT? 

naip a guaranteed 

•27-M24 

60S Adoption 

ADOPT - (Me hope to adopt an m- 

taiJi aa Via baby grows Ca* Bom 

ft Ran goMct s m - h h or our 

313-8*2 4634 

LOVING COUPL£ ' 

oI »«e ft eeonty 

Ca* ooMct any*aa 1*3-2*4-0944 

AOGMCSaiV* l awyfb 

Ovorce Bankrvo*cv Craeanaa 

DrMng f n *agaa ubaas 

• WlJenbeum 427-0303 M4-0622 

r"i§7 bad Mcy- 

cts Man MtiMur*. Mac houeehold 

GET THE FAX 

About Collectibles 

& Antiques 

Mow you can gat Obeerver ft Eccen- 

tric antique ft coMcttbte ads 12 

hours belore ttiey fin the street 

For Details 

Call Bryan 

953-2297 

701 CottactiMaa 

LLA0A0 Bride ft Oroom, 7 3/4 ' 

hagn, wrth original bo*, new »175. 

*ea $125 335-03*0 

ORIGINAL FIESTA Wars over 100 

piacM including Ma pot E*oeaemi 

condition Ca* after 2pm 465-1292 

702 Antkjuaa 

ALL ANTKXIES BOOOHT 

Id movie magazmaa. 

Snaafy chana cfuna cupa ft aanrara 

paper dols. toy* maatary 348-3154 

ANN A neon ANTtOUES MARKET 

Sunday Ana 20, S065 Ann Arbor. 

SaMne Ad Ea* 171 o" 1*4 Owr 

350 Jaalara r 4ua*ty aniquee and 

•elect caftaclibiaa Admaaaaon 14 

Tharo Sundays. 75 th 

The 

rfl Sundays. ; 

i Original^ 

ANTIOUE SXOW ft SALE 

Orctiard Mal. * BioomMtC 

June 3-* Thurs-Sal 10-8 

Sunday noon-6pm 

ANTIOUCS ft * 

1000 l of *port* 

cards Dirsctlons m THi*sday'i ga- 

rage kaae ads Fn ft Sal 

Mm Dearborn (H 

Dwanct wide *eM Sal 

Ana 4-6, 

CHRIST CHURCH 

GROSSE POINTE 

ANTIQUES SHOW 

13! 

June M»i ft Mi, to-* Sa* 12-6 Bun 

81 OAOSSE POINTS BiVO 

OAOASC l>OMTt I A M 1 

•6 

COCA COLA machine 

Mot meiMMa Mia 

k M a afyte 

7*6-3*27 

HOOa»-TYP* oak 

bki M M 

catilwt by 

"WSS 

**0 i*M wflh 

whww tape ra*o -a 

Mel OfM Ca* •H35£ 

wtCMR arr af raxaw 

and oas * aaaa AJ XZSR 

4 7s-2*es 

70) Crafts 

CRAFTERS WANTED 

lor Moor CI lei aa » JK» Oa* 

Mow anal aahar Fa8 *aaM H I HOI 

704 

I Ftaa 

rv«A MAMCfT *AT 

>1 aaaa* Oato • 8 

n a l M a M i 

i n u ' r w 

ORCHARD LAKE - 2 f arret, Thurs - 

Sal Ka3 * toy*/clothM studio beds, 

mower'mulcfier cfiaanaaw diaars. 

plant* Orcfiard Lak* Woodlands. S 

ot Pontiac Tr., W of Orcftard Lake 

PONTIAC Yard S** 5 Famayft 

265 Midway off Woodward June 

3rd, 40i. ft-2pm .arga Tools, 

Houaefwld Kimiananga Moral 

ROCHESTER HILLS - Thomrtdge 

Subdivision Sale, N of Tiankan. W ol 

Adams. Thur* ft Fn.. June 3-4. »-4 

ROCHESTER HILLS - Quaal R«Jga 

Sub Sale! Fri »-5 Sal 9-3 

N ol M S® w ofl Adama 

ROCHESTER HIU-S - Kempt 

Sub Qaraga Sale Jurta 5. Mi 

6pm N of Auburn, W . of JofwR. 


TrM Ln , N of 

737 Birch 

Rd Orion, 

Z June. 

n Lots of good stuff Iri 

4. 5. ft 6. 4am to 5pm 

ROCHESTER HM* moving June 4- 

5-6. »-* 1057 Waafiangton. 24 MM/ 

Oaqiandra Aluminum boat/motor, 

hunt .tier equipment. Dkaa. tool* 

goff club* 651-74*0 

ROCHESTER HILLS - greal mufti 

member *ala June 3-5. 9-4pm 

Many Inlarseong ft maeuai mangs 

14*2 RocMngfiam Driva Roctidats 

Sub Unfversfty /LNemois arM 

ROCHESTER HILLS - Mufn-lamay 

K)0» Bufl galorel Fumat»*a. b 

mirrors, ft more 805 EngMwood 

of Walton W of Adama 

Thur*.Fn Sat 8am-3pm 

ROCHESTER HILLS-Oreet mufti 

nieiiiOei gerage *aae Ana 3-5. »-4 

pm Many inter eating ft unueua 

thing* 14*2 Rocksigfiam Drive 

Rockdale Sub UnfverMy ft 

ROCHESTER HILLS- Bake* ft act 

icinaa lot* ol hertMers ft tools lor 

workshop* ft gardens sofa* 

•noerbaoaaer generator* • nta of 

unueai nam* June 3-5. 6-5pm *2t 

Spenan Ct . Io*ow eigne N of 

Avon. E of Old Parch 

ROCHESTER 

pie eeie. 

i 2 day* only. Fn June 4 ft Sal 

S 529 Buttercup Coun. MM- 

flower Sub I Mk E ol nu th aaaa 

Ad S of Auburn Rd » 4 

ROCHESTER HILLS ESTATE SALE 

June $4 Thn-fil »-7pm. Sat. * 

5pm Sun t0-1pm 1431 C 

IE of "lochaeaer Rd S of T 

Fha 

Mg. chans a*ver uyall. 

are t>aa* 

books. cMdren * ft Ooa kxnnm. 

doMouM Miami A*ca In WomJar 

land 1 artaa. Xnrt Sgcrw* Spaa* man- 

ROCMCSTER- I laaciftc Daaaiil Oa- 

rage Sets * Mnty aata Tlera- 

an 1 mM E sf Rorrnaaar Look lor 

agne AnnquM yard loo* b * M 

o*oa ooahM * 8 8 • * Oati Ooah 

CANTON - large misc UM June 3- 

4-5 9am-8pm 43118 A»on 

Naughtlngham Sub N of Ford, be- 

tween LMey ft Sheldon 

CANTON Rrver Park Subdivision 

S W corner of Sheldon ft Pakmar 

Wed June 2 through Sal June 5 

CANTON. SUB SALE furniture 

toys (port* equipment clothM 

Thurs . Fn Sal June 3.4,5. »-5 

comer of Haggerty .'Chei i'i*!* 

CANTON SUBWIOE Oarage Sale- 

Thurs. June 3. 9a*n-4pm Sub weal- 

ed mat W ot h eagerly 

Warren ft Ford (6323 RalntrM Or ) 

CANTON Sub *aM CavaMr W 

lege. N of Cherry HM. E of Sheldon, 

S olSaltz June 3 thru 8 Mm to 1 

CANTON - Sunflower Sub Sale 

June 3 thru 5 Mm-? W of Canton 

Center Rd N ft S of Warren Rd 

Welch tor agne ft yaMw baftoona 

PLYMOUTH - Furniture computer 

houeehold more 6350 Napier W of 

Back. N of Territorial. Thurs -Sal 

PLYMOUTH - Huge — — 

a 1240 Ann Arbor Trad between 

Heggerty ft UMy Street June 3rd ft 

41* 8-5 Nice maternity clothM 

boy* ft girl* 0-8. toys, household 

PLYMOUTH - Mufti tam*y June 4 ! 

ft 6 ft-5 42490 Schootcrafl W o 

Bradner Rd (Lakapoante Sub arM) 

PLYMOUTH MULTV-FamHy Sale- 

June 3.4 ft 5. Mom, 68*6 Connne, 

2 Data W of Main off Joy. AntiquM 

ft*hmg equipment, furniture b*M. 

mow blower clothing rrusc itema 

PLYMOUTH-Pre-movtng sale June 

3 4 ft 5. ftam Baby aqmpmenl. fur- 

niture, canoe, miac 12975 Omn Cl 

Sheldon/N Temtonei 45»-0»78 

PLYMOUTH - Thur* ft Fn June 3 ft 

4, 9-6 B405 N Ridge Rd , * rr*M W 

oI Sheldon ft N off Ann Arbor Rd 

Furniture ft much moral 

PLYMOUTH-41h Annual Multl tamay 

Ga-age Sale Thurs , Jtxia 3 . 9am If 

you ve been before you know It s a 

goo« onet 266 Irvw befiand 0CQC 

PLYMOUTH 44 756 CharnwoOO W 

on Beech from Sheldon Houeehold 

baby'maternity Thur* Fn. »-5pm 

701 HouaahoM Oooda 

Oakland Cowrty 

BEDAOOM SET 

wood - walnut. I 

(1000 Dining room 

chairs, feeitronl 

room sal. table wNh 8 

* 11600 

646-81*3 

BUNK B£D6 - wl 

wood, i.i :*aini oondMon. bael of- 

M EVM or waakands 861 

COMPUTER DESK ft LOinpunant. 

sii:*aenl condition. 1100 Youth 

bedroom (at. good umaWuii, tt75 

Cal i 

Wayna CowNy 

AIR CONOmOMEn M rilallf»» 

new analgr • « . 828* Kiea** 

ane by DP Wat* ft 

b ' ww. tpâ w w w — •• i 

1150 Hkinaan* aland, new M k 

mm aa* Ibr 8*0 LJtM Tykas pt^» 

houaa. M0 2 TVs. bo» Mac* « 

ems, 1T -M6. ir -*36 2 i 

nag*. Sat*, red 876 each N 

Hryar. mm uaa. 87» 271 

BROYHILc aota (creem ft 

COUNTRY ENGLISH buflat. 

pededatal tabaa 4 aide. 2 arm. 

13500 Yamaha 250. »350 64*-5*43 

CREAM Colored Contemporary aofs 

ft ic urn braae ft giaaa cocsiaa 

table, custom made. Mia brand naw. 

1000 or beat ofler 

DINING ROOM - beauWM 1940 * 

mahogany Chippendale, chma cab- 

inet buftea. labia. 6 chair*. ouaKy 

13850 662-1*0* 

DINING ROOM 

chma cabinet, a 

tal table. 4 chair*. 1*75 862-1*0* 

ESTATE SALE. Final 3 

lacquer antanammam units 

lam quaaty dining room sat wfth 4 

chars, upholstered chair*, cocktaft 

table*, rresc oblects 5*»-3141 

ESTATE SALE! June 3.4.5.6. »-7pm, 

Chanar Squar* Ap«s 879 Cantury 

Dr Btdg 29 Apt 105. Troy 4*073 

ESTATE SALES 

m BY DEBBIE 

w IN HOUSE 

•Full Estates - 20% Fee 

Caah paid 4* hr* after tele 

•Auction - Consignments 

ANTIQUES WANTED 

-CASH BUY OUTS- 

Our I W k ' M List 

WtTieaMt Thing 

Ws Havel 

538-2939 

WE DO ALL THE WORK! 

FORMAL DINING SET (table ft 

chairs), fruitwood. tughback chairs. 

1150 668-3112 

FORMAL DINING Room furniture 

oval table ft 8 naw*y uphcaeterec 

chairs, chana ft buflat. taht oak Val- 

ued at 16.000 asking 13 500/beet 

PLYMOUTH - ft-4pm June 3-4 

Children* loy*. baby items maec 

555 Byron N o> Ann Artxx RoeC 

first street E oft Mam 

FRENCH COUNTRY Entertainment 

Center / Armolr. waah plna. 1 yr old. 

mmt condition. 1900 766-7 10* 

REDFORD-Eat ate/Gar age Sale- 

June 3. 4. 5. 9am-5pm. 24407 Lyn- 

don rw of Telegraph. N of School- 

crsfll Plane garden tool* furniture 

etc (Some quite old) 

FULL SIZE - maple dining room aat. 

table 6 chairs, notch ft aarvar. Uka 

new Bedroom aat. complete dark 

wood 476-52*2 

BEDFORD - girls clothM 0-4. toy* ft 

lot* moral No |unk Sat ft Sun. June 

HOUSEHOLD 

eel. dining room aat. other houee- 

hold itama May 4,5.6, 6-5 27610 

I luppft**. 2* yrs 

r . Fri. ft Sal . 8am lo 4pm 

FLORAL SOFA 4 moa old Oa* 

table 4 chars Beet oner 

Ca*. 

535-0*75 

FLORttA ROOM lumfl»aa - 2 acMa 

81000 463-0377 

QMLS bedroom aat. 

dreeeer 4 

hutch ft 8 < 

piecM In aic**wil muMun Asking 

$650 or beet oflar Living room aat. 

2 chars With oak trim. 1 oak ft (Ma* 

sots table 2 oak end labiii ft 

court! 1700 or beat ofler 526-0*4* 

G E MSI. Ii Ii. siove. 

or beal aNar Bgar cast 

amk hariaal gold. 8*0 o 

Kitchen Aid Mahin aahsr. 

HOUSE FULL Of FURNTTURE. *Mh 

French Provincial, alao do*ang A-1 

condition, muat aa* 513-7*78 

HOUSEHOLD SALE WMa moke 

aetir *ot* with tinacf ig chaar ft 

•c aaul 11300 WhMe MMn leath- 

er aota w/maacMng H mat. H100 

Almond kxrmca *r:pliaf Utcfivi 

1250 Sony rsanoM mi aim compo- 

nent nerao *4th 5 dac players, dual 

caaaafti 200 wan par channel 

1700 Pamtmga and plc*urM. and 

much mora Must ae*t Beat oAars. 

442-9060 

KING SIZE bed almost 

or bast offer 

KTTCHEN TABLES (2i 

•ots-3 pc with radlnsr. doubts 

M. 427-7181 

UVMG room sat: couch . Ic 111 el ft 

LA-Z-Boy vary good ooai- 

421-6427 

melchang LA 

dmon. 1600 

UVONIA - HUGE mbdineaor garage 

wa KJmbarty Oaks Over 100 houa- 

ee ofl Farmington Rd ft*School- 

craft A m 4-5 Mm 

MOVING SALE - Serf 

condition. 1160 LoveeaaL bice—i ft 

baig tunom naw. H50 Char-Ore* 

DEARBORN HTS 24 109 Penr»e 

June 3.4.5 10-5 Talegraph.'Van 

Bom handicapped ecootei boats 

bkn. appaancM furnrturs baby 

Items, lools book* 8 mor* 

DEARBORN -wo nsnt 

23629 Lawrence ft 1635 N M*dr*d 

(2 block* E ol Telegraph ft 2 Block* 

S of For til. June 3,4,5 

toys. |ew«ry 4 oay* Thurs th 

Sun ftam-7pm 6022 Faust 

SouthiMid ft Ford Fid 

GARDEN CITY - 2 Family Sale 

Houeehoic coMctibiM. 

Fars. baby item*, no )unk 30039 

Beechwood i bloc* N of Ford W ol 

Middiebefl June 4-5-6 9-5 

GARDEN CTTY - 3 famay *ai* Truck 

cap. van ft freezer 29040 

June 2nd-4th 9 30-7 

GARDEN CITY-3-F amity garage 

sale. June 3 4 5. ftwn-Spm, 6665 

Peering betweer Warrsr ft Ford. 

SO* 4 girt a dotrsng. crafts house- 

hold items *omething for everyone 

GARDEN CITY 5627 Deermg Fn 

ft Sa! . 9am to 6pm Something for 

everyone 

GARDEN CITY - 6458 Hamaon 

June 3 ft 4 ftam to 3pm Variety in- 

cluding unicorn collection 

LIVONIA - Everytfang pneed to lea 

Men */woanen i clothing. Table *aw. 

barbecue, stereo toy* ft lots morer 

June 3 4 ft 5 9-4 6»38 Roafyn oil 

Arm Artxx Tr i block W ol Wayne 

LrVONtA - Furmtvke clothM TV. 

petio furniture appaancM June 3- 

5 ft-6 15*75 StonehouM Circle, 

5 ft 6 MM 464-9533 

FIEDFORC* Thur* -Sat 9am-5pm 

15110 Seneca. 3 blocks E ol malar 

S ol 5 MM appkariCM. furmture 

bab> dothM 

REDFORD » family Huge sale u 

condrtloner copper kettle, large ft 

•m* clothing wether buggy 46 yra 

old. tractor lumitura miec TuM- 

Sat June 1-5 9249 Manor Cres- 

cent. Beech Defy ft W Chicago arM 

REDFORO - 8*39 Mercedes, Joy' 

mketar arM Miec clothing, toys 

Wed-Thur-Fn June 2-1. 8 30-2 30 

WESTLAND Antique stove, ruini- 

ng ft ftanmg equipment, coaectibiae 

ft mora June 3 ft 4. ft-7 6710 Cari- 

bou. S oI Warren ft E of Wayne 

WESTLANO Bloc* Saae on Hugh 

St . between Joy ft Arm Arbor Traa 

June 2-6 ft-5pm 

WESTLAND Clothing furniture, 

rmsc kllchen. lamps June 3-5. 

ft-5pm 32220 Sandra Lane Wmi of 

Merriman South ofl Joy 

WESTLAND - June 4-6 lOam-Spm 

413 Surrey Hgts 1st streel W ol 

Hti'Charry M«. Corvette tirM. air 

conditioner Oenurmdttler books 

toy* greal maac 'tarn* 

MOVING Lavotor* ft VertidM 

bands Ontrlbulors a*k flower ar- 

rangements Sofs bad. IIOO End 

tabMa. buflal ft moral Ca*. 244-M17 

MOVING Round glass lop table. 4 

chairs 4 piece bedroom aat. 6 wioe 

by 28' high buflat 478-4264 

MOVING SALE - Dining room, aofa 

ft chav Oriental 

C 0 " Caa 9AM-8PII. *66-4 T*7 

MOVING SALE - large beige, pink, 

blue. L ehepad sectional *ots Oak 

entenammant canter 19" RCA Tv 

eiceMnt condition 642-6402 

MOVW4G SALE 

nogany dmang ft avlng room iiam- 

u i 6 yr* oW tadom used e*cei 

lent condition Evananga 375-2027 

MOVING SALE 

mahognar dming 

room kxrirture 5 ya 

Thomas villa 

room ft »vtng 

year* old Seldom 

used EAcaftani condflion 375-2027 

NURSERY FURNITURE-Contempo- 

rary, white lacquer Crib, matlraaa. 

Oraner rocker ft changing t 

Like new 1650 71*--1673 

WESTLAND - Moving 39217 MaM 

W olHOt . S of Cherry H« June 3-6 

ftam lo 3pm Pool tat 

PATIO FURNITURE, WooaJard, 

wroujît ron. grape leaf panam, 

white 7 piece* Beat offer 353-0*00 

WESTLANO MulTI Family Sale 

34243 Algonquin S ol Warren Rd 

N of Ford June 3-4-5 10AM-5PM 

WESTLAND 8290 Ravtne E ol 

Newtx*gh S of Joy Rd June «-S-« 

9-6 ClothM, fumiturs toys, rmac 

LIVONIA garage 

Flammgo Merriman 

arM June 3 4 5 9-6 

Miec 

11047 

Plymouth 

708 HouaahoM Goods 

Oakland County 

LIVONIA - Huge nxati family aala. 

Wad -Sal Ar* 2-5 . 9-5 14048 

Blacktxm Schoolcrelt.lkibbard 

BASSETT gar* canopy 3 paece ha*! 

bedroom MM white good cona- 

tion 647-6696 

LIVONIA - huge *eM Baby name, 

gala dothM. "umrrure miec -Ane 3- 

4-5. ft-5 15023 Norman S of 5 

BEDROOM Duncan Phyla Wond 

satin wood. Ik eaasr nmrror cheat 

HM-eOe bed H 200 862 1*06 

UVONIA - June 3,4 9-4 30961 

Daffiay E of Merriman l b* S of 

Plymouth Rd Double atroaar Seek/ 

hutch clothM. Mia maec 

UVONIA - June 3-4. 9-4 15297 Rh>- 

eraade S of 5 MM W of Farming- 

ton Rd Clothing - man l ta* wom- 

an a large aae 14-18. booka lawn 

LfVOMA Jim 3-5, ft-4pm 31*12 

Perth ioff Merriman otwr. Lyndon ft 

Schoolcraft) Baby lame maec 

UVOMA Moving June 5 8 9-5 

Henmore eeehei ft dryer 1150 

eech Oval dmmg room table 10 

chair* - 1350 Val alur aofs beags. 

atnpea - 1150 

MM ft'dw 'l95 mapM doubM 

bad beae ft he«Jboerd - HS0 

Miec too rmmeroue lo Ml 

Maytag micro 

LIVOMA IMi tamay 13449 Curt* 

(W ol Farmaigioni. June 2-4. 8 30- 

5pm Clothinge loy* KmMura 

0*d RoaedaM Gardens 

M«r 50 

of 

lakeefmiaiil stands Sat Juna 

8. ftam lo 4pm Located E*h* ear 

piyanouth Rd ft w Chicago Hub- 

Bar* ft Mwi«neii Sponsored by Old 

RoeedaM Gei der Aaaoc 

LfVOMA - 140*1 StonehouM a 

b*i w of Newtuqh N of l«*i 

Wed 5-ftpm TMas-Fn ft-5 CacMh- 

ing lO-atl wuaiwns/i'ii1*» r»t| I*-141 

haîchak *li *ei cr*. aaang play- 

pan. baby asms comtry craMs oor- 

ner (teak houeehold aeme ft e*- 

BED«OOM (GIRL Si white Canopy 

truruM bed dreeeer DooacaM. 

deak 1350 335-9381 

BEDROOM queer contemporary 

ake new Lighltiridge with 2 aide 

cabinets. 1 cheel. honey with dark 

trkn 11260 After 8pm 471-04*2 

BEDROOM SET (twin) 5 piacM ft 

bedding. 1400 3 lagnied bookcases 

- wa* unit* 1300 Chma cabinet - 

1100 373-9222 

BEDROOM SET . 

board*

IOC* O&E Monday, May 31, 1993 

712 

BEST VALUE 

APPLIANCE 

UOOCRM APPLIANCES 8 T V S 

1 TEAR WARRANTY 

31506 Plymouth Rd 

1 Mock * of I M n v . 

Open Monday - Saturday 

427-9544 

BUY•SELL•TRADE 

Rsbuiit ilo«l rsfrlgerstors, 

fretners. TV'a, VCR a. rn.Cfoia.aa 

air condMonera 1 dahyw*—ar* 

CNest freewrs $ 100 your C*K»OS 

WANTED RebuHdePM lata mod* 

stoves. freezers. refrigerators. TV» 

A VCR » 

GO ARAN T E£ D 

26801 Southfleid 559-2900 

61806 QraarrttakJ 838-7800 

AUTOMOTIVE 

WHIRL POCK-, buM-m. 11» eiaawtrg 

electric oven. 2 yrs odd. smoked 

Mack $228 Ca* 484-7218 

713 Btcyctea 

SCHWINN STEER LaTour 10 M M 

bate. an La—HI condmon. Jada 

$125 549-4126 

714 BwiMMl 

Offica Equipment 

Ramoda*ng 

rubra, Marin 

ofWce kmftn Mertn pfione lys- 

lam. larahouaa ihalvtng. ate Greet 

oondMon. reooonabla 689-6279 

OFFICE FURNITURE 

Deak. round tat** t various mart 

AJ a»LS*anl ccndMon. 

851-6225 ' 655-8840 

717 Lawn, Oardan, 

Farm, Snow Equip. 

JACOBSON riding lawn raw 4 

Crartanw) Wen m»eer Ml 1803 

PLOW DISK CuMNetor tor a 3.0 

hitcfi garden tractor 10- I8hp Other 

tools >« 

711 Buiding Matariala 

OAK FLOORING 2'A Inch. No 2 

white or r«d. $1 84/aq.n Hard 

Uapw $2 45 Select grede aah 

12 45 Wide oak flooring. »I 90 

1-800-523-8878 

DOUBLE Oven 

Harvest Gold, electric. good carna- 

tion $100.'beet 729-4716 

ELECTRIC COt-OWC STOVE 

Almond, 4 yra old, self 

1275 

I deemng. 

513-2181 

ELECTRIC STOVE while amooth 

toe $60 R»frigeri1or, $25 

464-1752 

ELECTRIC STOVE $50 Sida by 

•da refrigerator. I'50 Good concB- 

Iloo 837 3038 

QE GAS range, many modern tes- 

>uies. almond, excellent condition, 

llSO/txwi After 5pm, 851-5828 

KENMORE aide By Mde 22 aj 11 Re- 

frlgarator. water 6 Ice maker. $475 

Westmghouse stscksMe matter 8 

dryer, $280 420-0207 

LAOV KENMORE 800 electric dryer 

ard Wlnrtpooi washer $ 125 tor both 

or best ofer 863-8240 

VENDING MACHINES 

For snacks. candy sixirsee table top 

mod— Brand nan $400 Brm (Xy 

715 Computers 

SaJaa Ii 8anrica 

719 Hot Tuba, Spaa 

A Pools 

APPLE It-E two drive. monitor. ow> 

90 dtak. printer. roy sock 

Beat oflar #53-7961 

NOTEBOOK COMPUTER 36618 - 1 

meg. 40mag hard drive, $1000 or 

beet ofler 346-2636 

PANASONIC 300 DPI printer plus 

color ribbon, cads plus warranty 

KX-P2123. IBM compatible $250 or 

beet oter 525-0948 

TEXAS INSTRUMENTS "700 w/ all 

soft wore 8 printer 

software Make oRer 

$ printer CPA program 

546-2014 

MICHIGAN 

USED APPLIANCE 

OUTLET 

Some take new Guaranteed In 

home service Lowest prlcea Reing- 

e-anon 1912 Venoy Rd at Palmer, 

Wostiarvc 

729-4848 

PMILCO wtndow air conditioner 

12.000 Otu. J 165 261-7372 

REFRIGERATOR - 22 3 cu.n. 

iVhlrtpool. almond. wtth icemaker. 

Uke new 477-6917 

REFRIGERATOR. 22'. aide-by-slde. 

coppertone, Kenmori WMfer.' 

dryer, almond. Custom corner 

*u!ch, office desk, etc 437-6501 

SEARS electric dryer. Limited 

Edition Touc-ltromc Electronic 

tsorlc care. Almond. $100 477-0669 

SPEED QUEEN large capacity alec 

lr« dryer, runs well, $80/best 

Kelvlnalor refrigerator w/top 

««, $3900/of»er 522-6616 

SOMERSET. 1967, sport coupe, 

toeded. 45.300 maea. 4 cytmder. au- 

tomatic, lady driver. $4,700/beet oi- 

ler Ca* eve*./weekends 522-6023 

TIRED OF WALKING 

TYME AUTO has a lot exf K » shifts 

$ automatics or*—3 under $2000 

They must oof 


CELEBRITY 1965 - power, air. 

59,000 mHea, 1 owner, great condi- 

tion runs wel $2800 459-7431 

Auto, air. al power 

FOX HILLS 

Cnry*ler - Pfymouttv Jeep-Eagle 

455-6740 961-3171 

LUMINA 1992 - Euro. 4 door auto- 

matic, air. aluminum wheel* A mor* 

$11.995 

GORDON CHEVROLET 456-5250 

$99 DOWN SALE 

FOR FIRST TIME BUYERS 


862 Chrysler 

ESCORT t«6 GT vary cMan, good 

condition., great transportation 

$1700 526-4473 

ESCORT 1966 

new exhauet starter better? 

net or tuneup Body exce*ent. mta- 

nor sxceaent runs great $1400 or 

beet ofler 537-1121 

ESCORT 1966 

$1495 

GOROON CHEVROLET 

5 speed, rune good 

456-5260 

ESCORT 1806 - automatic, a*. 2 

door, Mua. 52,000 miles, no rust, 

nma good. $2495 426-0336 

ESCORT 1966, 

Mr. st 

$2400 

automatic. 2 door, 

> tires $ brakes, 

869-0164 

ESCORT 1969 LX - 5 speed, power 

•teertng/brefcee. a* eel msan- 

tamed $3600 Aflar 7 453-9277 

ESCORT 1969 LX automatic, naw 

tlree. 72.000 mHea Great condWon 

$3200 726-1205 

ESCORT 1969 Excellent!! 59.000 

miles New Mlche*n Ores 1 9 liter, 4 

speed. 4 speaker caaaette Very 

clean m/out Moatfy highway 

$3750/best. Cs*, 682-1158 

ESCORT 1969. 4 speed, 7eat con- 

dition. stereo/itassstls muet sa*t 

$2500 or best ofler 473-4 194 

ESCORT 1991 GT al options, auto- 

matic. kks new rust proofed, 

100,000 warranty, new brakes Bsst 

offer over $5,900 826-9665 

ESCORT 1991 GT, 

tomatic. 11,000 m 

offer Lady owned 

$9500/best 

261-2475 

ESCORT 1891 LX 5 speed manual 

air. caaaette. extended warranty 

Clinton Twp $7000/be*t 465-5723 

moonroof. CO M s . Methr seats 

I Ms newft $9296 463-2424 

HINES PARK 

UMCOLN-MERCURY 

TEMPO GL. 19*1 - 2 door low man- 

age. cleen. dark OA. 

Mareo, Mr $4,250 

TEMPO 1966 - 4 door 75,000 m*ee 

4 cylinder Air. new brakes, new 

bettery, em-lm. good Mre* $2400 or 

tMat After 5 595-6474 

TEMPO, 1967 GL Sport 61.000 

m*ea. auto, luggage rack. Loaded!! 

Asking $3200 Ca*. 532-3668 

TEMPO 1869 - 49.500 m*a*. 4 door 

tr. crulee. «Vki Mereo dart btua. 

sue a* wit condKKxi $4200 961-6660 

TEMPO 1892 - 2 door, 

automatic. Mr. power locks, warran- 

ty. $7300 Ca* Dan. 326-2872 

TEMPO 1992 - 2 door*. 4 door* 5 

speed, automatic. Mr. power locks, 

tilt and more Starting trom only 

$6,466 

FAIRLANE FORD 

552-1172 

THUNOERBIRO. 1967 82.000 high- 

way m*es. sxceaent condBlon. load- 

ed aakmg $4200 or baa* ofler 

455-6344 

THUNOERBIRD. 1989 - well 

•quipped, new tlras & brakes. 50k 

m*ss s.csaant condmon mskie $ 

outl $6,750 466-0621 

ESCORT 1993 LX Wagon 5 Speed 

loaded. Mr, cruMe. stereo caaaette. 

tut. $ 10.000/ best 455-5094 

ESCORT 1983. LX, W^jon. suto- 

matic. loeded caymen green, mml 

condition. $8,600 346-0604 

GALAXY 1962 - red, 4 door restor- 

sbM e.xce*erit condition $600 lor 

pans or whoM car 442-9035 

LTD 1966 - 393 motor. 4 door, Mue. 

power seets. window*, air. 70.000 

mltss. runs good, $900 255-4533 

LTD. 1863, 4 door, automatic, pow- 

er steermg/brskes. Mr Cleen' Good 

tires' Dependable! 75.000 

$995 255-2137 

CHRYSLER 1991 5th Avenue - Top 

of the Mne luxury Cieerance 

$10,995 

FOX HILLS 

Chrysler - Plymouth-Jeep-EagM 

455-8740. 961-3171 

CORDOBA. 1962, needs door, runa 

good. $600/best offer Call before 

4pm 532-0628 

LEBARON 1965 

m*es, aulomatlc. 

new. $3175 

convertible tow 

all options, uke 

285-0139 

LEBARON 1968 2 door coupe, 4 cyl- 

inder automatic cruise stereo cas- 

setle. vary dean, $4200 477-3463 

LTD 1985 - 4 door 6 cylinder, rear 

wheel drive, excellent condition, 

$1 900 533-7230 

MUSTANG 1978, $200, great lor 

parts or can be ftxed for uaa. 

522-4866 

MUSTANG i860 greal 1st car. new 

brakee. transmission Was. Battery, 

berts In pssl 4/y« $600 4 76-0447 

MUSTANG 1964 GT Turbo, converl- 

condltlon. low m*es. 

313-532-6466 

ibM. good cc 

-osded $3300 

MUSTANG 1967 GT. red T-roof. 

loeded 14.700 miles stored 

winters. $9500 After 3 30 274-1506 

CELEBRITY 1968 Low 

Sharp $5590 35 

TAMAROFF 

CELEBRITY 1987 - 4 door A-1 

•nape wfth al options excep- power 

windows A seets 78.800 mllee. 

avMiable immediately 427-6969 

CHFVELLE, 1872, wagon, 350 CIO. 

automatic, air, 36.000 miles, runs 

good rust, $1500/beet 464-6461 

Uncle 

FORO AER08TARS 19B8 1992. 

reguMr extended. XL* and XLT*. 8 

m stock, starting lorm $7466 

FAJRLANE FORD 

582-1172 

FORD E- ISO 191 

sokjtafy loeded. low ml sag. .:la sn 

vacation ready $13,888 

FAIRLANE FORD 

M2-1172 

FORD E360 361 angina. C8 trana- 

mMalon IS paasaiigai. Mr 76,000 

m*ee. $3600 881-3081 

FORO VAN 1881 - HI-lop 

Conversion $18,888 

TOWN ft COUNTRY 

474-6750 DOOGE 474 

453-2424 x 245 

or 570-7238 Mobtta Pttona 

WANTED 

AUTOS A TRUCKS 

BILL BROWN 

-USED CARS- 

Ptymoul Rd . I 

522-0030 

821 Junk Cara Wi 

AARDVARK AUTO 

Turn the! funk. runMna or an 

car/true* MsosM $26-66000 

842-1275 

JO* POCAKSKI AUTO WIWOCMQ 

Bm«na OM car*. runrMig ar tern 

•gad o K Ca* MM lor higher prtoa 

822 Trucka For Saia 

CHEVY SK.VV.RAOO FSW-$11,800 

MATICK CHEVY 531-7100 

CHEVY S-10 1881 pie* up Ow 

-Mas Super buy OMy feSM6 


CMtVY S-10 1*80 pic* « 

$10 886 

MATtCK CHEVY 531-7100 

FORO 1983 Cconn.ar lanwarmsi. 

extended body 8 ft c i Bi* beat oi- 

ler 461-028* 

FORO 1988 EoonoBne Van aatdng 

$6240 III• I*i rebutft angTM naw 

tlree. Ca* after 5PM 5*8-6128 

FORO. 1887 BKouak top ol *e *ne 

ixs'isMtteii LoadM 

CO TV. VCR. more 

FORO 1987 - CM wegon Only 

$6,995 


FORO 1981 ARROWSTAR Carao 

Van Extended IS 000 a*M* 8*200 

Ca* altar 4pm 3tV881-07S8 

eo 43,800 m*as $16,000 643-8084 

OMC 

oondH 

$7800 

i STARCRAFT - a raSiM 

•3 000 e«aa. 

420-4482 

1888 V endure 2600 

87 000 

OOROON CHEVROLET 

PLYMOUTH ASTRO 1880 Van 

S11JNM 


KTIIOUTH ASTRO 1881 

mi Of% $ ti $as 

MATICK CHEVY 531-7W0 

1960 JAGUAR MARK IX SHOW CAR 

Winner Meadowtxook Concours, Eyes on the 

Classics, and 24 other shows Fully restored 96.57 

points Deep black, eight coats lacquer, red hide 

seats, automatic transmission. 34.000 mWes Over 

$48,000 Invested £30.000 or best offer 

PHONE 313-553-8343, FARMINGTON HILLS 

PLYMOUTH VOY4 

Waodgram Mpesa $11,798 

TOWN & COUNTRY 

474-8780 DOOQ8 474 

Al ussd csrs snd trucks *nd vsns rstf-taoasd wfth 

| our NO HASSt.6 prtCB for your buying convsntancs | 

'79 CAPRICE 

CLASSIC 

LORdsd. only 68.000 milss! 

* 2 5 5 5 

'•1 CAPFUCC 

CLASSIC 

LoacJeO airtr* aharp or*y 

»,000 mHaa 

1 

1 1 . 4 4 4 

•99 CHIVY S-10 

TAMO* PTCKUP 

A*, turU t csssetle r^y 

«*isals cap « cyhntUr aaant 

$ 

7 1 7 1 

'01 OMC TLK 

SUSUVTSAM 

Ni. ha* I si Mar pacftag* 

380 angne orty JJ 000 mSa* 

• 1 7 , 5 5 5 

1 Most cars guars nt—d nwtths or 9000 m«M 

Lou LaRfche 

i M f l S^yHrfk ^ 5 1 ^ 7 9 7 

rIfWOUOl 

I 

jl 

WHEN IT 

COMES TO 

COLLISION 

REPAIR... 

W E HAVE 

IT ALL! 

• Fast Service • Genuine GM Parts 

• Full 1 Yr. Warranty • Modern Paint Facilities 

• Factory Certified Technicians • All I Makes 

|"~COUPON OFFER" • COUPONOFFER"! 

, F R E E L O A N E R , 

1 WITH ANY COLLISION REPAIR ' 

. OVER '500 . 

Expires 7-31 93 

23 YEARS SERVING PLYMOUTH, 

CANTON, LIVONIA, NORTHVILLE 

OU i. 

CHEVFIDLET G e o SUBARU 

LOCAL 4 5 3 - 4 6 0 0 METRO 9 6 1 - 4 7 9 7 

40675 Plymouth Road • Plymouth 

LaeAROR 1992, Convertible - V« 

auto, air. 14.000 executive driven 

mHea. $14,268. 

DICK SCOTT DOOGE 


451-2110 USED CARS 862-1322 

LeaAROR 1992 - ConvertlbM. LX. 

VS aulomatlc. mr. power windows A 

locks. Infinity sound, leetber A morel 

*»nced to ae* $15,286 

OICK SCOTT DOOGC 


451-2110 US60 CARS 882-3322 

NEWPORT 1960 - 4 door air. 

crulae. power locks, windows. 56K, 

KTtM rust. $600 255-4533 

N€W YORKER 1963, 53.000 rules. 

excellent 1 owner. $2,300 

£>*ys 424-9090 Evas 662-7177 

TIRED OF WALKING 

TYME AUTO has a lot of site* sfvfts 

6 automatics priced under $2000 

They must gol 


884 Dodga 

CHALLENGE R 1963 4 speed runs 

good new tires A exhaust some 

rual $500 After 5PM 476-4147 

DAYTONA 1964, turbo, 5 speed, 

good condition. $l200'be*t 

C*l after 5pm 536-7006 

BbACXWB hh FORD 

HAS A USED CAR OR 

TRUCK FOR EVERYONE 

rTuesday Specials- 

• Open 8:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. • 

| Check-out our lot * 

\ for these Tuesday ] 

. only specials. . 

• 100 U s e d Cars . 

• in stock . 

• Closed Monday for . 

• Memorial Day Observance • 

DAYTONA 1987 Padflca. turbo, 

loaded, low maea. $3700 or beat ol- 

fM 451-0268 

DAYTONA 1968 - ES Turbo. $5000 

or best ofler 346-2636 

DAYTONA 1990 ES - Auto, Mr. Mi 

opt lone. 34.000 mHea. $6995 

FOX HILLS 

Cnrvsler-PtymoutlvJeep-EagM 

455-6740 961-3171 

MUST AUG 1966 • LX. 3 door 5 

speed. Mr power steering snd 

brakee Low maes $4.266 

FAIRLANE FORD 

582-1172 

MUSTANG 1968 LX automatic, 

am/fm starao, surround sound, ret 

black. e*raoe kept, $279 down wltti 

vary amal payments 20 iMnuSe 

credit approval by pnone 


MUSTANG 1969 Convertible - Auto 

mr. mi power $6995 

FOX HILLS 

455-8** 

CJmysier-Prymoulti-Jeap-Eagle 

5-6740 861-3171 

MUSTANG 1969 Convertible - Auto 

air. al power. $6995 

FOX HILLS 

Chrysler - Plymoutn-Jeep-Eagle 

455-6740 961-3171 

MUSTANG 1969 GT, loaded «ry 

oood condition, 53 600 

|799! 

THUNOER8IRD 1980 - 34 000 rm 

loaded, extra dean Omy $8895 

453-2424 

HINES PARK 

LINCOLN-MERCURY 

THUNDERSIRD 1890 - Super 

Couoe, automatic, power sun root. 

Red wltti Grey leather Won t last 

with only 22.000 maes $13,466 

FAIRLANE FORD 

582-1172 

TMUN0€R8IR0 1991 - Auto, a*, al 

power. IS 000 m*as. Keyless entry. 

$10,995 

FOX HILLS 

Chrysler - Piymouth-Jeep-Eagle 

455-8740 961-3171 

$99 DOWN SALE 

FOR FIRST TIME BUYERS 


sn qm 

GEO METRO 1990, LSI convertible, 

sm.'lm caaaette. mr great condmon. 

28.000 mHea. 642-6219 

PR1ZM 1990 - hatchback. 43.000 

rrHes. a*, automatic, stereo, naw 

tires. Ml warranty $5950 770-3864 

STORM, 1991 OS! - Red. loeded 

Harm, excellent condition. 20.000 

mlea. $6500 425-7334 

STORM, 1991 - 11,800 m*as. Mr. 

automatic, am/fm stereo ye*ow 

Exca*am Condition $7650 

Cal 335-4555 

COUGAR 1888 LA - loaded i u » 

$5500 

726-6472 

COUGAR 1988. 52.000 m*es. loed- 

ed extra, exvs cseam $7386 

453-2424 

HINES PARK 

LMCOLM-MERCURY 

ESCORT 1881 QT - 27.000 mlaa. 

Cayman green. 5-apeed $8395 

453-2424 

HINES PARK 


GRARO MARQUIS 1989 4 Door 

Mack, premium am-fm cessans a* 

power. a»,ca*aii condmon, 1 owner 

garage kapt $10,000 642-4836 

GRANO MARQUIS 1867 LS dean. 

torn m*ss. new uras. bensry brskea. 

exhaust $5895 AJMn P«n 

Eve 926-6280 Day 94^-8072 

GRANO MARQUIS 1961 Vary Ktle 

rusl. runs good lots ot naw parts 

$700 or beat ofler 729-3267 

GRANO MARQUIS 1863 Grey with 

red interior Encs**nl condmon. 

Cleen $675 513-2161 

GRANO MARQUIS 1985 loeded 

Hurry $3495 

GORDON CHEVROLET 456-5250 

GRANO MARQUS 1890 LS 

undercoated. 1 non-emoker owner. 

46.000 m*ss Priced lo sel $6900 

453-4462 

MARK VII 1968 - LSC - only 38.000 

Y*ry careful maes. looks $ drives 

perfect $12,900 453-2424 

HINES PARK 

UNCOLN-ME RCURY 

MARQUIS 1964. mdslzs. sts- 

tiorrwagon. $5O0/bse1 669-1236 

MONARCH, 1878, 70.000 mHea, 

Sl.000Sb**t oftar 416-9466 

SABLE '966 LS. nmm tires, brakes, 

shocks, $2800 643-6878 

SABLE, 1966 LS Black wether 

loeded. sxce*em condition 

S6500 522-6635 

t n OktemoMto 

OERA 1967, Ngri m*sa $2000 or 

beel ofler 281-4042 

CUTLASS SUPREME. 1884 Broug- 

ham. V8. 4 door, moat arcisaansi 

$1800 534-4282 

CUTLASS SUPREME 1886 Coupe, 

automatic mr. V-6, power locks 

asasfle A more. 13.000 miles 

Musi Seel 

BOB JEANMOTTE 

PONTIAC/OMC TRUCK 

Plymouth. 453-2900 

CUTLASS 1879 Supreme Broug- 

ham. 85.000 ri*aa. loaded, good 

shape. $ 10001beat 427-5644 

CUTLASS 1966 - Clara. 4 cy*r>dar 

automatic power sunroof wire 

wheals, very sharp $2500 or beat 

After 5pm 549-3153 

CUTLASS 1987 CALAIS SUPREME, 

loaded, eutometic. newer Ores, SX 

hauet A brskes $3000 981-4122 

CUTLASS 1980 - 33,000 mllea must 

see! 


FIERO, 1985 GT 

root, low miles. sice*em oondHfcjn. 

$3795/beet 661-1510 

GN 

liSi 

FtREBIRO FORMULA 1888 *re en- 

red. s* opOone i-lops $8996 

Bnence. $225 down 


FORMULA FIREBIRD 1875 must 

sa*. a neal sin condKlon. Mack on 

black. 466. 4 apaad. 410 n s rear 

end restored from tr 

$6200/beat Cal 

GRANO Am 1966-Automatic, ar. 

tut cruoe. am-fm :salens Plan 

*440C 442-8180 

GRANO AM 1990 Only $8895 


GRANO AM 1981 LE - black, 2 door 

loaded new engine. $8500 

Cal after 5pm 937-2726 

GRAND AM 1981 4 door, mint con- 

dition. brand new touring T/A's, 

power windows OoorUcks. em-lm 

$8525 firm 532-1124 

GRAND AM 1992, SE - auto, sir 4 

door al power entMock brakes 

$10,995 

BOB JEANNOTTE 

PONTIAC'GMC TRUCK 

Plymouth. 453-2500 

DELTA 66. 1986 Brougham co*ege 

cer. 4 door, good shepe. s* power, 

beet oflar 646-0607 

LEMANS 1979 2 door 302 V-8, 

82100 m*as. Sony stereo good me- 

chenlcal condition $700 455-6886 

DELTA 86 1987 - Royal Brougham 

C ry 4 door. Vfl. cruise al power 

450 474-0990 

D€LTA 66 1989-4 door Loeded Ex- 

ceBent condition 63,000 miles. 

$7000 negoOsWB 425-3712 

PARISIENNE 1965 excellent condi- 

tion. wel cared for. 1 fer.Wy. $2900. 

277-3754 

PARISIENNE 1986 1 

Hurry $1895 

GOROON CHEVROLET 456-5250 

F1RENZA 1964 - Good car sutomat- 

ic. power sleenng mr Mneouri cer 

$1600 416-5824 

OLDS 1964 low m»ss. one ownsr 

Onfy $2995 


PONTIAC 1986 6000 STE - Loeded. 

body m good condition, needs en- 

gine worV $1500 or best ofler 

After 6pm 455-9413 

PONTIAC 1967 - Station Wsgon. 1 

owner, must see- 


OLDS 96. 1969 Regency. Broug- 

hem. lul power exceisnl condition 

low m*es. msny extras, sskmg 

$8750 or bast 721-6166 

PONTIAC 2000. 1984 - automatic, 

while, sunroof, cassette depend- 

able transportation $700 326-2786 

SABLE 1969 - LS. loaded Ml pow- 

er $6995 


474-6750 DOOGE 4 74-6666 

OVER 200 USED VEHICLES m 

stock. Cal AI SfbiBa at Bob Saks 

Olds 478-0500EX1 415 

TORONAOO. 1964 - Looks snd runs 

naw Good tires, nes pemi hilly 

loaded, sharp. $2500 937-3161 

SABLE 1990 LS - loaded, air, power 

window*, locka. exce*ent condition 

Dark Grey $6400 565-7437 

878 Plymouth 

SABLE 1990 LS - loaded 80 000 

maes, excenenl condition, $7000 

After 4pm 553-8117 

HORIZON 1969 - sir conditioning 5 

speed $3090 353-1300 

TAMAROFF 

THUNOERBIRD 1991, 21.000 ml 

automatic. V8. mr. loaded Only 

$10,995 

Bob Saka Olds 476-0500 

Ask tor Al S«b*is only Exl 415 

TOPAZ LTS, 1991 - s* Wheel dftve. 

loeded premium sound caaaette 

43.000 maes $6 500 416-8242 

LASER 1991 RS power windows A 

locks tilt cruise, rsaastie '6 vafve 

SL»wool Very hot! $9995 

BOB JEANNOTTE 

PONTtAC/GMC TRUCK 

Plymouth 453-2500 

REUANT 1966, K car 63,000 mrtes. 

am/1m stereo, 5-apeed. greet condi- 

tion. warranty to 70,000 miles 

$2300/best 459-5554 

PONTIAC 6000 LE Wsgon 1988. 

V6. S psas SI power options. 

45.000 miles, shsrp. $5,995 BOB 

JEANNOTTE 

PONTIAC'GMC TRUCK 

Plymouth, 453-2500 

PONTIAC 6000 1966 - LE, Ml pow- 

er only $2495 , 

GOROON CHEVROLET 456-5250 

Chevy Sprint. 

274-5408 or $22-8174 

OM* 

Bob Safes Olds 478-0800 

Aak tor Al Pit Ma only Exl 415 

SUNBIRO 1981 QT V-8. mMom 

a*, aharp' $5,886 

BOB JEANNOTTE 

PONTlAC/OlilC TRUCK 

Plymou* 453 2500 

881 Saturn 

SATURN 1982- SL2. 

ed. loaded $12,288 

DICK SCOTT DOOQE 


451-2110 USED CARS 882-3322 

SC 1881 eMta Mr. power Ind Owe, 

locks. 5 spaed em. s*eul oondRton 

36.000 maes $10,250 

882 Toyota 

CAMRY 1990 Wagon Lees than 

20,000 maes Loaoed 1 $10,000 

Ca*. 313-832-0316 

CEUC* 1988 GT Convar owe. Mac* 

Drakss nee rear wmdon . rmm rr*4- 

Iter AJ service by iM 

sharp $8900 

CELICA, 1989 32.000 

mstlc, mr sm-fm caa 

tires sxesasm $7700 464-8626 

CELICA 1990 GT. OS 

drtven sunrool greal 

788-2374 

CEJJCA. 1991. red. load! 

wheels. 19.000 maes $12,000 Ca* 

A leave meat age 851-8775 

COROLLA 1982 - 4 door, ajtomaDc 

as $6590 353-1300 

TAMAROFF 

LEXUS LS 400. 1991. 4 door. i«ls 

with tan, losded mint condmon 

80,000 mass. $37,000 861-6148 

SUPRAS 1987-198iS-1991, 3 

oiooee from $7995 

Bob Ssks Olds 478-0500 

Ask tor Al SK*s only Exl 4TS 

TERCEL - 1991, 2 door, 

26.000 mass, good condition War 

rarity until Oct 1994 $6400 

648-»580 

PONTIAC 6000 1986 - LE. auto- 

matic sir poww windows and locks 

tm. cruise. Kks new Only $4995 

Bob Saks Olds 476-0500 

Ask lor Al S ibHa only Ext 415 

884 Volk»wg»n 

JETTA 1969 - 4 door. clean 

$7290 353-1300 

TAMAROFF 

STE 6000 1965. low miss, show- 

room condition al options, coda 

aiarm moonroof, $4,200 524-9589 

RABBIT 1981. high 

$490 

mHea r*mi, 

425-3793 

TOP CA$H 

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TRACKER 1991 - 4X4 ready 

OnlyS 10,995 


870 Honda 

ACCORD LX. 1986 sxceaent con- 

dition. 88.000 maes. $4,975 

375-5287 

ACCORD 1985, LX. hetchbac*. Mr, 

caaeette power steermg/'brakas, 

high maes. $2300/besl 288-3953 

ACCORD, 1967 LX - 5-apeed, loed- 

ed. very good condition. North Ca- 

rolina car. $5000 722-7421 

ACCORD 1987 LX). pawl y«y. 5 

speed, clutch i yr old. new brafces- 

sxhaust. sunroof, 59,600 mass. 

4 door scxaleni condition $6100 

553-0628 

ACCORD 1968 LX1 Hatchback, 

while. 58,000 m*es. Owner going 

oversea s $8800 Cal. 645-9185 

17995 Ca* after 6pm 453-1618 

MUSTANG 1989 5 0, Mr, loeded. 5 

speed the insurant* on this one Is 

murder, but It'i a greet Buyt 


MUSTANG 1990 GT Convertlbia, 

25th Anniversary Edition, triple 

Mack. Ilka new. low mileage 

$15,700 or best 851-8373 

MUSTANG 1990 - GT. 5 0, 5 

Mr. factory sunroof 21.000 sdufl 

driven m*e*. $10,486 

OlCK SCOTT DOOGE 


451-2110 USED CARS 982-3322 

DYNASTY 1991 - V8. automatic, air 

power Window* and locks, cnaaa tit 

A morel i owner trade Onfy $7288 



451-2110 USED CARS 982-3322 

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SHADOW 1966 - 4 door loaded 

58 .000 m*ea $4 ,000 Ca* 9am-5pm 

946-2217 

SHADOW 1969 - Great buy $3995 


SHADOW 1989 while Mr automel 

Ic. 4 door hatch back 2 0 Her 

42* $4800 528-0771 

MUSTANG 1990 LX - Auto, a* 

29.000 m*as. flash red. $8995 

FOX HILLS 

Chrysler-Plymouth-Jeep-Esgie 

455-6740 981-3171 

MUSTANG 1991 - GT, convertlbia. 5 

spaed Ml the toys. Only 19,000 

miles $13 ,968 

FAIRLANE FORD 

582-1172 

MUSTANG, 1981, LX. 5 0 Liter, 5 

speed, extras, sxtsndsd warranty 

Muet aee A drive $10,900 647-4157 

MUSTANG 1991. I 

5 L. air. crmee. tit am/tm 

cessans isether A morel 17,000 

one owner mlsa $14,988 


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451-2110 USED CARS 882-3322 

MUSTANG 1992, GT Convertible, 

4.500 maee. dim Mue. 5 speed, 

loaded 816,250/beei 881-5787 

SHADOW 1980 - Auto sk 

FOX HILLS 

Chrystsr-PlymouBvJeep-Eegle 

455-6740 961-3171 

SKAOOW 1980 - Auto mr. caaeette 

FOX HILLS 

MUSTANG 1992. GT. bnghi red, 5 

apeed. loeded 6.000 maes 0my 

$14 500 453-2424 

HINES PARK 

l. INCOLN-MERCUHY 

PROBE. 1989 GL. aiicelent condi- 

tion aulomatlc mr. aw mlea. must 

see Aaklng $6700 425-4447 

SHADOW 1983 - ES oonverllbM 

VS, automatic mr. power mndows. 

I I locks crulee Ml AM FM 

sen SAVE 1 Ca* lor 

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884 Arm Arbor Rd 

461-21W USED CARS 882-3322 


474-6750 DOOGE 

886 Ford 

CROWN V1CTORU 1882 LX und» 

12.000 - I n waded muet sel 

$13900 422-0888 

CROW* VICTORIA 1882 - LX 4 

door Charcoel Orey Loaded Super 

buy at $14 888 

FAIRLANE FORO 

5*2-1172 

ESCORT 1888 EX» sport. $ i 

«•«— 83 000 —a. very goo. 

$1888 46) 

FAIRLANE FORO 

582-1172 

• > » f u l l 88*88 

FAJWLANE FOROI 

• M S - 1 1 7 2 • 

FAIRLANE FORO 

5®2-1172 

PROBE 1990 LX. 5 apeed menuM. 

crystal blue M* loaded. H power 

34.000 m*ea ax:a*art oondmun. 

$7500 Plymouth 454-0403 

TAURUS GL 1992 - (7 000 m*ee 

Only $12,500 463-2424 

HINES PARK 

LINCOLN-4MWRCURY 

TAURUS 191 

maes. $3000 

• 87.000 

882-8715 

ACCORD. 1989. sport coupe, red. 

sir automatic. nceSant condition 

87300 256-1103 

ACCORD 1990 Coupe EX - 5 speed. 

Premium -aaaafta. moonroof a*oy 

wheels, very dean $9950 350-6426 

ACCORO 1990 - EX. Sedan, 

$10,190 353-1300 

TAMAROFF 

ACCORO 1981 DX - 22.000 m*as. 

axce*ent condmon, $10,650 Week- 

day* 357-7126 After 6pm. 370-0478 

ACCORO 1981 LX. Navy Mua. 5 

apeed. 34.000 mass loeded. excel- 

lent condition $10 600 976-7024 

CJVIC 1986 - 4 door 5 

mm $3995 


474-6750 DOOQE 47. 

CTV1C 1981 - 2 door hatch back Mr. 

siereo cessans, good condition, 

$4400 651-8703 

453-2424 

HINES PARK 


TRACER. 1989- 4 door. 5 speed SK 

80.000 mlea. $4000 Exca*ent con- 

dition, good rskeble c*> 540-1041 

880 Pontiac 

875 Nissan 

BONNEVILLE 1986 - 4 door V6. 

61,000 maee. $2100 

642 9626 

NISSAN 1989 240SX/SE - Bieo w / 

gray waerlot. loeded. sunroof ABS. 

lncslent condKlon $9500 344-9041 

NISSAN 300ZX Turbo. 1984 

Loaded' Grsy with Isether sitertor. 

T-tops, LCD dssh. power locks/win- 

dows. alarm new tires. $3500 or 

best 626-0778 

BONNEVILLE 1966 - SSE leetner 

$6390 353-1300 

TAMAROFF 

BONNEVILLE 1992 SE. si power 

options, cassette shap« A clean 

Priced lo sal $13,995 

BOB JEANNOTTE 


Plymouth 453-2500 

Call Mr. Miller 

Garden City 

Auto Mart 

27777 Ford Rd 

Garden City 425-2210 

CRX 1980 SI 

rod. 

$7800/beet 

Cica*ant shape. W 

PRELUDE 1884-Moorwool. pu*-out 

radto. cnaee tit., sr poaw sseer 

mg/brakes Mint $2900 471 2752 

PRELUOE 1987 

sunrool. Ml power sharp P 

BOB JEANNOTTE 


Plymouth, 453-2500 

PRELUOE 19** SI. 5 spaed, loaded, 

navy. I 

56.000 $7900 981-6718 

872 Lincoln 

CONTINENTAL. 1881 - navy, lost 

35.000 m*ss $15,000 

CONTINENTAL. 1881 

•oaded. leethe m*mi 

30.000 m*ss. $17,000 628-8479 

CONTINENTAL 1988 one 

Worse car. vary good ot 

$3800 or beat oMar 868-8778 

CONTINENTAL TS88 SIG 

CONTINCNTAt. 1*86 - two lone 

i. en.sasiil oomsuon. $1S00 or 

TAURUS 

57 000 m 

$4700 

brafeea/banary. 

422-4374 

TAURUS 1888 - LX "Wit coxSSor 

IS. low 'Usui 

348-2277 

TAURUS 1*8* WAQON THarWaa 

gray gray Manor Hwy maes. greet 

OUW«SMUI>. $4*00 468-717$ 

TAURUS., 1880. LX M8y 

TAURUS 1881 Waân. VS. aul*- 

FAIRLANE FORO 

582-1172 

TAURUS 1888 SHO - Srî Red, 

apeed caeen om, SM.aaa' ' ' 

FAIRLANE FORD 

4I2-1172 

CONTINENT Ai. 1880 ExStMM 

TwRghi Mua extended mm m*, 

Leather esmaxMi »ia*il«*iad 

$11880 474-7504 

MARK V* 1888 LSC - 111*1 bw- 

gandy isoowoal. aoRM oonM- 

•on 8*8*6 488-7812 

v*. 1*88 LSC- dark Mua. 

•onroo« JSC aa- 

mile* issmecutsts contfltlaw 

$14,800 Days $17- 

$17- 

CAR 1886 dean good a s 

prtoo oRa ad $1880SaM 

TOWN CAR TS80 I 

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1988 Taurus LX 4 Door 

'4295 

1991 FESTIVA GL 

1987 Chevrolet Camero Z28 1991 T 

4995 

s 6995 

1984 Bronco II 4x4 1989 Ford E-250 Club Wagon XLT 1990 Taurus LX Wagon 

Lmttm. U UWr, automate. *r 

1992 Capri "Hard Top" 

kaylaaa antry, 8 paaaartaar. 

s 3995 

s 7995 

1988 Cougar XR7 1987 Chevrolet Astro Wagon 

1991 Torn Cad 

htw Mon, boo 

pgM daah. Moy | 

0Bi»«fc coAoeot 26,000 

1986 Chevrolet Beauville Wagon I 1985 Ford F-350 Stake 

i990 Chevrolet Cavalier 2 Door 1987 Ford E-350 Super Cargo Van 

1990 Olds Cutlass 2 Door 1988 Thunderbird Sport 

Aut'-">.ihr i" t i • ()• i. ' •' ' '' 

1990 Mustang LX 

S C A A C 

0 

721-6560 

I C K I 

1987 Buick Regal 

S C O A C 

^H1992 Proba G T ^ 

Automate. air, moonrool. tSStT 

M B poaar brahaa. ato- 

UTOI • • • • • — 

Was $11,495 

$ 9995 

M 6,795 

1991 Mark VU "LSC" 

fri 8 .495 


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$ 6995 

1992 COUGAR 1R7 

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•11.895 

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'15,995 

1992 Fofd F-150 XLT 

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»unday on CBS, Liza Minnelli serves as host for 

' 

nuai lonyAwaras 

311je Piymoutt;-

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Minnelli, Tony Awards 

salute Broadway's best 

By Steven Alan McGaw 

In 1965, Liza Minnelli made her 

Broadway debut in the musical 

"Flora, the Red Menace." Her performance 

was recognized with the 

Antoinette Perry (Tony) Award for 

Best Leading Actress in a Musical 

making Minnelli. at age 19, the 

youngest actress ever to be so honored 

That, of course, was just the beginning 

of Minnelli's phenomenal 

mi' Award and, a pair of Italy s prestigious 

David di Donatello Awards 

at both Carnegie Hall and Radio 

City Music Hall and been named 

Las Vegas' Entertainer of the Year 

for three consecutive years Her recordings 

have proven consistent 

sellers, and she scored an international 

dance club hit and British 

gold record with last year's "Losing 

My Mind, from the album Results." 

produced by England's Pet 

Shop Boys 

But the honors that mean the 

most to Minnelli may be the two additional 

Tonys she has received In 

1973. she won a special prize for her 

highly theatrical concert engagement 

at the Winter Garden theater, 

and received another Best Actress 

Tony in 1977 for her performance in 

"The Act." 

1984. she ductron 

-Shared the stage with Chita Rivera 

in "Thi 

" "" ' ' "a return 

to Broadway in my future." 

She returns,, briefly, on the evening 

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host of "The 47th Annual Tony 

Awards " From the stage of New 

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CBS broadcast will honor 

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the recipients of several special 

awards. 

Describing her duties. Minnelli 

says, "I'll introduce all the pres 

enters and do a couple of numbers 

Other than that. I just have to keep 

things moving " One of the numbers" 

Minnelli refers to is a medley 

of Broadway tunes with her sister 

singer/actress Lorna Luft "We've 

never sung together in public." she 

explains, "so I'm thrilled about it 

"tailing 'em on the road 

MMNRFFI 

ae Tonys in 1965, the year she was 

nominated for "Flora " 

"I truly had no idea I was going to 

win," she says. "I borrowed a dress 

from my agent, who was also my 

girlfriend, cause I didn't own a long 

dress " As for her win. Minnelli de- 

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Subsequent Tony wins meant just 

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War D Lamouf L Ayres 

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'eson into a Batoeground P Oameis V Wrngert 

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Women s College Softball NCAA Divisor I 

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results m tragedy and 

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