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Vofume 17 Number 51 Thursday. January 9. 1992 Canton,-Michigan 68 Pages Fifty Cents 

By M.B. Dillon 

staff writer 

Seventy-three of metropolitan Detroit's 

83 school districts have reported results of 

a state standardized test administered last 

fall to fourth", fifth, seventh, 10th and 11th 

graders. — — 

The Plymouth-Canton school district isn t 

among them. 

School officials say the math. reading and 

science scores won't be released until they 

FS 

have a chance to first give them to the 

Board of Education at a meeting Monday. 

Jan 13. Administrators and department 

heads were on vacation for two weeks over 

the holidays. 

Because the scores are public record, the 

Observer is filing a Freedom of Information 

request to obtain the results. There is no 

provision in the Freedom of Information 

Act requiring that information go through a 

board before it becomes public. —- 

RESULTS TRICKLED .in over several 

BILL BRESLER/stafl photographar 

Nadine Killion places Lions gear on display at Andy's 

Hallmark store in Plymouth. 

Lions restore roar, 

memorabilia sales 

as big game nears 

By M.B. Dillon 

staff writer 

Don't tell fans around here that 

the Detroit Lions are 0-15 in Washington 

— dating to 1938. when the 

Redskins moved there. They think 

the Lions will make mashed potatoes 

out of the Redskins in Sunday's 

NFC championship match-up — 

despite Detroit's^ humiliating 45-0 

loss Sept.-l at RFK Stadium. 

Fans are flocking to Canton's 

Old Ball lfark, buying Lions 

memorabilia faster than owner 

Bob Unis can stock the stuff. 

"We've sold out of Lions' division 

championship T-shirts, but we have 

sweatshirts We've got "Restored" 

shirts and hats on order," be said. 

Other hot items include Barry 

Sanders and Chris Spielman jerseys. 

at $69 95 each, which the Old 

Ball Park receives directly from 

the team "Our Spielman jerseys 

are all gone," said Unis. 

"OUR LIONS STUFF is. selling 

what's inside 

Building scene. . . Sec. G 

Business. . . ... . . 7-8B 

Calendar. • 6-7A 

Classifieds. Sees. D.E.F.G, 

Auto . Sec. G 

Employment . . . Sec. F 

Index 50 

Real estate . Sees. D.E.F 

Crossword 6D 

„ .Creative living . . . . . . ID 

Entertainment . . . . 4-6B 

Obituaries. . . . r . .6A 

Opinion . 12A 

Sports. 18 

Suburban life 1C 

NEWSLINE . . .591-2300 

WEEKENDS. . .953-2104 

SPORTSLINE . .953-2104 

better than ever before. We've got 

a good deal on No. 16 jerseys (No. 

16, belongs to back-up quartefback 

Chuck Long.) Barry Sanders football 

cards are really hot," he added. 

"We've had to re-stock Lions 

hats, and we can't even get them. 

We can't find anyone who has them 

in stock." 

Customers Matt and Greg 

Thompson of Canton are convinced 

the Lions will make it to the Super 

Bowl. 7 

"1 think the Lions will win by a 

field goal," said Matt. 

"It's going to be close, but I think 

they will win by a touchdown or a 

field goal It" will be really tight." 

agreed Greg 

•"I hope the Lions smear "em," 

said Unis. "I think the Mike Utley 

thing kept them pumped up," added 

Unis, who also predicts a Super 

Bowl berth for the home team. Offensive 

lineman Utley was paralyzed 

in a game against the Rams 

in the Silverdome. 

Special Section 

In Today's Issue 

days, with the last scores arriving just before 

Christmas vacation, said Dr. Michael 

Homes, Plymouth-Canton assistant superintendent 

for instruction. 

"We were one of a handful of districts fiot 

to get all our scores back at the same time." 

said Homes. "They were spread over several 

days, some of thera. almost right up to the 

time school ended. 

"We haven't had a chance to look at them 

in great detail," he said. "It's really important 

to be able to do that, so that when we 

199.' Sitirbu CooDuH'tUuM CorporaUoa 

FQI request filed 

talk to the board, -building principals, and 

faculty we have specific information they 

can look at That's what we're doing right 

now. We're preparing." ^ 

Part of what school officials are doing is 

preparing parents for a shock. The math 

portion' of the Michigan Educational Assessment 

Program test is new this year, and 

district scores dropped dramatically. 

Barbara Church, the district's math and 

science curriculum coordinator, said the 

math scores "are very much lower +han last 

and Greg, Thompson look at Lions shirts at the Old Ball Park in Canton. 

Brad Kessel of Bloom field Hills 

was also talking Lions at the Old 

Ball Park 

"I think the Lions will win by a 

touchdown." he said. The Lions' 

loss to Washington this fall doesn't 

mean much. Kessel said. "It was 

the first game of the season, and 

Rodney Peete and Barry Senders 

were banged up. They're more prepared 

now" 

AT PLYMOUTH'S TRADING 

Post, a sporting goods and bicycle 

store, "we're getting lots of requests 

for Lions' stuff," said owner 

Dave Cook. "We had several caps, 

and the first thing Monday we had 

calls asking us to hold them. People 

definitely are excited." 

Colin Campbell, a "true Detroit 

fan" who works at the Trading 

Post, is confident about the Lions' 

chances. ' • 

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BILL BRESLER/*t«f» pnotograprw 

"Detroit is going to blow 'em ouL 

Put that in there Seriously." 

Campbell's boss is a believer. 

too 

"It'll be 24-17 Detroit. It's a new 

ball game," he said. % 

Tradirig Post customer Craig 

Mooney watched Detroit clobber 

the Cowboys in the divisional 

playoffs while visiUng his parents 

Please turn to Page 2 

year's." But, she explained, "the test is Hot 

designed to be a basic test, but a problemsolving, 

much higher level critical thinking 

test. The test is designed to bring about 

change, not to measure basic skills " 

Homes, who said other district scores 

held their own, agreed "The math scores 

provide a real incentive in what we need to 

do in terms of looking at our math program. 

We're looking at both the strengths as well 


Golf 

course 

plan is 

backed 

By Diana Gale 

staff writer 

Canton s most impressive development 

plan, a golf course surrounded 

by houses, took another step toward 

reality Monday 

The Canton Planning Commission 

unanimously approved zoning 

changes from agricultural to residential. 

In an unusual joining' of hands, 

three developers. Ricfiard Lewiston, 

Biltmore Development Co and Robert 

Paciocco have agreed to build 

Pheasant Run residential community 

It will be surrounded by an 18 

hole golf cdurse to be owned by an- 

mentai body. Canton 

THE AREA is bounded by Canton 

Center on the east. Beck on the west. 

Cherry Hill on the north and 665 

i north of Nawtan Bead. 

While township officials are excited 

aboqC the plan some residents are 

against it. 

"My concern is that you're building 

all these subdivisions and six 

years ago we were told there were 

no sewers, because there was no 

room and now there (are) ail these 

subdivisions popping up," said Shirley 

MacDonald, who hves on Beck 

Road 

- Township officials said the sewer 

capacity would W adequate. 

Also. Canton resident Dan West 

said the people living in Canton 

should be considered before concerns 

of future residents and developers 

More subdivisions will mean more 

schools and higher taxes. West added 

CANTON SUPERVISOR Tom 

Yack_noted 'bat the idea was born 

out of a number of needs, including 

increased open space and a chance 

to blur the north south image differences. 

"For-a long Ume realtors have referred 

in ads to houses being in north 

Canton, because that was considered 

a plus as opposed to the southern 

portion of Canton, he said. 

"We knew that one way to do that 

was to bring in an amenity and the 

golf course seemed to be the way to 

• Please turn to Page 4 

DDA, property owners take steps to end suit 

By Diane Gale 

staff writer 

Initial steps have been taken to 

drop a lawsuit that has become a 

barrier to the development of a 

downtown Canton. 

An attorney re presenting .Norman 

Newman who own 40 acres of the 85 

acres in the proposed downtown district 

bounded by Sheldon, Morton 

Taylor. Carriage Hills subdivision 

and Ford Road met with tbe Downtown 

Development Authority Meoday 

to hammer out details. 

Newman and Dayton Hudson, 

which owns Target, sued the township 

board and the DDA. 

THE LAWSUIT questioned the validity 

of the DDA. whether the plan 

was adopted properly and charged 

) 

'We're not limiting ourselves in what 

we could do. It's one small, but 

important, step for a downtown.' 

— Tom Yack 

township supervisor 

v. - 

that Newman's investment was 

being damaged. 

The DDA agreed to take the extensive 

downtown plan that initially included 

residential, office and commercial 

developments and boil it 

Rather than take a plan for all 

areas of the district. It now addresses 

one stage, the perimeter. * 

we ge on and Ulk about other 

things." said Newman's attorney, 

Alan Greene, of Dykema Gossett law 

firm. - 

An extensive park area and other 

amenities were included in the earlier 

plan Now, DDA members have 

agreed on sprucing up the perimeter 

& the Ford and Sheldon intersections. 

The vastly diluted plan, also 

includes crosswalks, safely paths, 

street trees, stone walls, berms, 

lighting, recommended signage and 

erection of banners on light poles in 

the area north of the Target store 

Canton Supervisor Tom Yack. who 

has long promoted the plan, said he 

agreed to the change, "because it 

was obvious that we wouldn't come 

up-with a mutually agreed upon 

plan 

"We're not limiting oursetves in 

what we could do," Yack added. "It's 

one small, but important, step for a 

downtown." . 

IN J9M Newman said the plan 

wouldn't work, because it called for 

a number of .sipall user* He said he 

hoped to attract larger developers te 

Please turn to Page 2

2A£L 

Nadine KilBon (Hits 

Plymouth^ 

Q&E Thursday, Janu«f>9. 

BILL BRESLEH/»Ufl photograph* 

on a Lions hat at Andy's Hallmark in 

Schools hold back test results 

as areas ibat indicate some need,'' 

he said. The test clearly indicates 

the' fact that mathematics is really 

changing." 

IT'S NO longer good enough for 

students tO demonstrate addition, 

subtraction, multiplication and division 

skills. : ' 

"What's important is being able to 

take those skills and apply them to 

problem-solving kinds of situations.'' 

Homes said. "That's what the test 

begins to get at." 

Church predicts "a fair amount of 

controversy about the math scores 

when they're release^." .Meetings 

.have been scheduled to explain why 

scores dropped so much in one year, 

she said. 

Dr. Susan Rigney of the state Department 

of Education, architect of 

the math test, will address interested 

parents at 7 p.m., Thursday, Jan. 

9 in the Little Theater at Canton 

High School. MEAP results also will 

be discussed at the school board's 

7:30 p.m. meeting Monday, Jan. 13 

at the board office at 454 S. Harvey 

in Plymouth. 

studies, said parents will see a slight 

decline in fourth-grade reading 

scores. Scores remained stable in the 

story portion of the reading test, but 

the information portion netted lower 

scores because of the passage that 

was used, Alles said. 

Taken from a 1983 social studies 

text, "the passage was truly inappropriate 

tor beginning fuui Ui-gi dUiJ 

students and the level of difficulty of 

the reading passage was quite advanced," 

said Alles 

"The selection was never test pi- 

• loted, and a number of school districts 

made visits to the state de- 

partment to complain about incluoii 

of tlit? passage," she said. 

Seventh grade reading scores are 

about the same as last year's, and 

10th graders showed a 10 percentage 

point improvement, Alles said 

"I'm pleased," she said. "We've 

been consistent in our test scores ' 

I private school did well with 

MEAP test; 2 others-skipped it 

Stores get Lions' Man with knife robs station; 

share of business Canton teen charged 

Continued from Page 1 

in Florida last weekend. "My dad is 

a big Lion fan. so we had the gs 

on. My mom normally doesn't 

watch the games, but she got 

hooked on it and watched it too. I 

think the Lions will beat Washington. 

they've got the momentum." 

Canton's Angela George, shopping 

at the Trading Post, said her 

kids hav^ Lions fever. "I'm really 

not into it that much, but my kids 

are. Sunday they had friends over 

and had pop, popcorn, the whole 

nine yards. I just sat back while 

they were going hairy. But I have a 

lot of faith in the Lions. I do believe 

in them. They've gone a long way." 

NADINE KILLION, assistant 

manager at Andy's Hallmark store 

on Forest in Plymouth, said her 

Honolulu blue and silver Lions 

shirts amrtiats arp selling briskly 

"They're selling real well, but 

not as fast as our Michigan stuff. 

We have a lot of Michigan fans who 

live here," she said. The Hallmark 

shop has hats far >13.95. Lions 

sweatshirts for $24.95, and NFC 

Central Division champ T-shirts 

for $12.95. 

While Killion admitssbe's never 

been to a Lions game and doesn't 

watch the games on TV, she'd like 

to see a victory for Detroit Sunday. 

•1 think they should win. Detroit 

deserves a winner, and they're already 

champs — divisional champs 

- right?" 

Steps taken to drop 

downtown lawsuit 


the area. At the time, Yack accused 

Newman of wanting to-build one 

more strip mall. 

Newman referred to it as a, regional 

center, with a couple of anchor 

stores that would include Target. 

Before the new agreement goes 

into effect, the DDA has to develop a 

new plan within three months. And it 

must be 

Board of Trustees. 

Township officials have been 

working on the downtown district 

since 1984. 

A Downtown Development Authority 

captures tax money from increased 

property values. Once the 

DDA is established, taxes from rising 

property values would go to the 

district and pay for district improvements. 

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Plymouth-Can ton students" science 

scores are "pretty mufch the 

same as last year. There was nothing 

surprising," Church said. 

SHEILA ALLES, curriculum coordinator 

for language arts and social 

A 19-year-old Canton man was arrested 

in connection with an armed 

robbery Sunday at Citgn gas station 

at Ford and Haggerty roads. 

At about 4:50 a.m. Sunday a single 

man entered the station and produced 

a long bladed knife with a 

wooden handle 

When he demanded money, the 

male attendant opened the cash register 

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After the robbery, a description of 

the man was broadcast over police 

radios and a Canton officer spotted 

someone neac the gas station who 

fitted the description. 

A search warrant was obtained 

and the man was arrested. 

No one was reported hurt during 

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Frank Millington's wit and good health are evident as he 

entertains a room full of guests with anecdotes. 

Shirley Bishop takes Frank Millingtons blood pressure every day. 

Thurso ay. January 9. 1992 OtiE 

Independent at 91 — with a little help 

By Diane Gale 

staff writer . ' 

. Despite a quick wit and .good health, Frank Milling- 

>ton. 91. said il it weren't for vlslls from an aide from 

United Home Care Services in Canton he'd have to consider 

giving up his sprawling house for a nursing home 

Millington has lived in the house overlooking 26 acres 

at the highest point- of Wayne County in Plymouth 

Township since it>49 ; 

With Shirley (Bishop, his home aide) coming in here, 

it keeps me from thinking about going.into a nursing 

home, - Millington said "It s nice to have someone 

checking up on you, too " 

People who don't have visitors, telephone calls or 

mail delivered are really lonely and lost, he added 

To talk to Millington is to be impressed 

He pokes fun at one of his many visitors telling her 

that his walk with her ou\ back was "taking a tramp in 

the woods " Everyone in the room breaks up just as 

Millington planned Andjbefore they composed themselves 

he was on to the next anecdote. 

MILLINGTON POINTED to his three tractors, said 

he rsJes them regularly and explained the importance 

nf having a hobby. - 

_"I just bought a new one." he said. "I'm not over the 

rtlll.yet • .. , . 

n Millington doesn't have any serious medical problems, 

but eight years ago surgery landed him in a nursing 

home to recuperate. He decided to "get on with 

Shortly thereafter, however, his wife Marion became 

seriously ill. A home health care professional began 

scheduled visits to help them remain at home. When 

Marion died, the visits continued. 

Now. two home health aides visit Millington 30 hours 

weekly. 

Shirley Bishop takes 

special effort in setting 

the dining room 

table for each meal. 

' We're just trying to keep his life as 

normal as possible. He's really 

something.' 

— Shirley Biihop 

care giver 

And each day is different. Bishop said 

"I rela* and she does the work," Millington said She 

brings frie my lemonade and I rib her about how she's 

doing things " 

They have breakfast together, shop, work in the garden 

and take care of other chores around the house 

"I ACT like a companion, too," she said "And I'm his 

chauffeur." * . - 

Bishop also takes his blood pressure and pulse daily 

and maintains a health record that she has to .file with 

the company 

Millington refers to her as "ebullient She keeps everyone 

happy." 

And she makes sure that the dining room table is set 

just right for each meal, resplendent with candlesticks. 

centerpiece, cloth napkins and china — juSt the way 

Marion used to keep.it, Millington said 

"We're just trying to keep his life as normal as possible," 

Bishop said "He's really something 

He draws from a varied background 

Born in England, Millington "has been a Plymouth 

Township resident for 42 years He retired from Cadillac 

Division.'General Motors Corp after 48 years. 

He refers to himself as the eternal chairman. Active 

Home care offers variety 

Home health care can mean a lot a viable option as rising medical 

ol different things for a lot of differ- costs are forcing doctors and hospient 

people. ".. 

tals to send patients home quicker 

;There's the extensive nursing care 

and sicker," said Helen Levandov- 

for those who need dressings 

sky. United Home Care Services 

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monitoring and skilled naraing cars •Patients simply respond better in 

LAnd there are services to teach "their own home surroundings — they 

i^wly discharged hospital patients eat. sleep, feel and recover better - 

and their families how .to perform fand that alone makes home health 

procedures so they can do it them- care a viable option to being In an 

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^Personaf care is available for frail United offers two types of care - 

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County suburbs and wrrounding 

Bespite care helps family members 

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Home care is available for new 

"Health care at home has become mothers and babies, too. 

Frank MiHington take* m c«ll 

from Plymouth Township Supervisor 

Gerald Law. The supervisor 

invited Millington to 

a tour ol the townehlp in an 

effort to point out 

changes. 

in Plymouth Township politics, Millington chaired a 

half a page full of committees. 

And his work isn't finished. He's currently a member 

of the board of directors for the Out-Wayne County 

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This week's question: 

Who's going to win 

the NFC 

championship 

game Sunday, 

Detroit or 

Washington? 

We asked this question 

at the Old Ball Park in 

Canton. 

OAE Thursday. January 9. 1992 

•The Lions wltl smear 

them.' 

—— Bob Unis 

Old Ball Park owner 

"The Lions will win by a . 

field goal.' 

— Matt Thompson 

Canton 

City looks at 'friendly' way 

to force sale of vacant store 

By Kovin Brown 

?taff writer 

• "Friendly" legal action against 

t£e owner of the former Farmer 

Jack supermarket downtown could 

"be one way. to spark some action on 

the vacant storefront. ^ 

That's what City Commissioner 

Doug Miller suggested to fellow 

. commissioners at their first meeting 

of the year Monday. 

' "Is there a process called friendly 

condemnation?,"- Miller asked 

He asked City Attorney Ron Lowe 

" to make some preliminary inquiries, 

to see if it's feasible." 

"IF WE SIT quietly, what is the 

likely outcome?," asked Commissioner 

Bill McAninch. When City 

Manager Steve Walters said Farmer 

Jack still has six years remaining on 

its lease. McAninch said, "So we're 

looking at years of having it sit like 

it is now "-" - " 

Lowe said the city could seek advice 

from an attorney more versed 

in condemnation law before seriously 

pursuing that option. 

Otherwise. "I think a prolonged 

'It's going to be close, 

but I think the Lions will 

win by a touchdown or a 

fieJd goal." 

— Greg Thompson 


standoff is very likely." Walters 

said. Walters last fall had talked 

with bo^h building owner Stanley 

Dickson Jr. and Farmer Jack about 

one or the other changing their position 

related to the vacant store 

Farmer Jack has said it doesn't 

want to sub-lease the building to a 

potential—competitoi,—wht**—theowner 

could decline to pay for renovations 

required by a new tenant at 

a time when the building is already 

leased. 

•That's an eyesore." said city resident 

Dennis Knapp at the meeting, 

adding the vacant storefront con- 

•l think they will win by a 

touchdown.' 

— Brad Kessel 

Bloomtield Hills 

trasted with homes and occupied 

businesses nearby. > _ 

"It's like opening a topless bar in 

downtown Plymouth — It doesn't go 

with the surroundings," he said. 

McAninch asked that since other 

communities also have vacated 

supermarket buildings in their 

midst, the city should research if legal 

action has been ^tarted elsewhere. 

and possibly consider intervening. 

"The sense of all of us is we don't 

want to sit here," he said. 

Local Realtor K.C. Mueller last • 

month organized a picketing of the 

vacant store, on Main Street, to show 

residents dissatisfaction with the 

continuing vacancy.- 

Mueller and some supporters have 

organized a letter-writing campaign 

to the president of Borman. Inc., 

owner of Farmer Jack, to urge action. 

The store' was closed in December 

1988 

Deputy W-W chief turns down Gibraltar 

By Oarroll Clem 

staff wrfler 

The Gibraltar school board's refusal to budge • 

on contract talks with Wayne-Westland Deputy 

Superintendent Thomas Svitkovich has prompted 

him to turn down'the board's job offer. 

Gibraltar officials had offered Svitkovich an 

$80,000 salary to become the district's superintendent. 

That would have marked a $12,225 cut 

from his,Wayne-Westland salary of $92,225. 

••They'really havep't moved from their original 

position, and that's not acceptable to me," he told 

the Observer Monday 

Svitkovich refused the job despite reports that 

he's on an anti-administration "hit list" in the 

Wayne-Westland district. Superintendent Dennis 

O'Neill has already announced plans to retire 

Aug. 31, amid pressure from a majority ol board 

members. • 

" ' The Gibraltar board offered Svitkovich the job 

Results. 

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last month after its first choice, Hudson-area 

school Superintendent John Meredith, decided he 

didn't want it Svitkovich mulled over the proposal 

while vacationing in Florida during the holidays. 

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obituaries 

EVERETT N. ANTIS 

Services for Everett N. Antis, 7S, 

of Monroe were Tuesday. Jan. 7, at 

Cherry Hill United Methodist Church 

in Canton. 

Mr. Antis was born Oct 9, 1918, in 

Toledo. He died Saturday, Jan. 4, in. 

Monroe He was a member of the 

r esterat ion committee at Cherry Hill 

United Methodist Church where he 

was also a member He retired as 

head maintenance man at Willow 

Apartment complex in Canton. 

Mr. Antis" is survived by one son, 

Harry Everett of Ann Arbor, two 

daughters. Judy Sizemore of Monroe 

and Penny LaForest of Canton; eight 

grandchildren, including James 

Kuhn of Plymouth. Jacqueline Kuhn 

of Plymouth, Jeffery Klein of Can- 

Kluin nf Pantnn 

and one great-grandson, Nathan J. 

Kuhn of Plymouth 

The Rev' Randy J Whatcom}) of filiated 

the service. Arrangements 

were made, by Howe-Peterson Funeral 

Homes in Dearborn. 

LILA M. CROWTHER 

Services for Lila M. Crowther. 75. 

of Munith, Mich., previously of 

Plymouth, were Tuesday, Dec. 31, at 

Schrader Funeral Home. 

Mrs. Crowther was born March 4. 

19H> in Detroit. She died Sunday. 

Dec 29, in Munith. She came to the 

Plymouth community in 1945 and 

lived in Munith ft»r the past 10 years: 

She is a graduate of Royal Oak High 

School and was a homemaker. 

Mrs Crowther is survived by her 

husband. William Crowther of Mun- 

-th- two sons Donald Crowther of 

Plymouth and Robert Crowther of 

Gibralter; one daughter, Suzajine 

Machnik of Port Charlotte, Calif .; six 

-grandchildren; one great-grandchild; 

two brothers.., William Merrill of 

Washington and Robert Merrill of 

North Carolina and Betty Jeffrey of 

"Florida. - ~ 

Mr Sanford Burr officiated tie 

service. 

community calendar 

Editor's note: To include events 

m . the calendar, information 

rnusl be typewritten on standardsize 

pager. For information, call 

Nancy Pennington, 459-2700 

THURSDAY 

TEEN SKI. All area teens, ages 

13-19, may register now for ski trip 

on Friday, Jan. 17, to-Alpine Valley 

.Ski Area. Call Canton Parks and 

Recreation Services at 397-5.110. No 

re#de£cy requirements...... 

LEARN TO SKI: Register now for 

lessons in January and February at 

Riverview Highlands Ski Area. Call 

Canton Parks and Recreation at 397- 

5llo. No residency requirements. 

—MENS BASKETBALL; Canluu 

residents may register now for recreation 

night basketball at Eriksson 

Parks and Recreation Serrces at 397- 

5110. 

AEROBICS: Exercise classes are 

offered at First Presbyterian Church 

ot Plymouth. Child care available, 

439-9485. 

A 

CLARA L. DREWS 

Services for Clara L. Drews.'96. of 

Westland. previously of Plymoutn. 

were Saturday. Jan. 4, at St. Paul's 

Lutheran Church. Burial was in Riverside 

Cemetery in Plymouth. 

Mrs. Drews: was born Aug 23, 

1895. in Wayside, Wis. She died 

Thursday. Jan 2, in Westland. She 

was a longtime Plymouth resident 

and a member of St Paul's Lutheran 

Qhurch of Northville. 

Mrs. Drews is survived by one 

daughter. Ruth C Shipman of Hinsdale, 

111.; three grandchildren, five 

great-grandchildren; one sister, Hanna 

Strasea of Frankenmath, prevously 

o." Plymouth and one brother. 

Theodore Strasen of Liyonja, previously 

o' Plymouth. 

Pisior Lawrence A. Kinne officiated 

the service Memorial contributions 

may be given to St. Paul's Lutheran 

Church, 201 Elm Street. 

Northville. MI 

Arrangements were made by 

Schrader Funeral Home 

IRENE E. KEECH 

Services for Irene E Keeoh. 61, of 

Bayonet Point. Fla. were Tuesday, 

Jan 7. at Kirk of Our Savior Church 

in Westland 

Mrs. Keech was born Jjjpe 1, 1930, 

in Detroit. She died Saturday, Jan. 4, 

in Detroit. Formerly of Livonia she 

mpved to New Port Richey In 1979. 

She was a homemaker. ' 

Mrs. Keech is survived by one 

daughter, Deborah Keller of Canton; 

three grandchildren, including Rebecca 

Keller of Canton; two sisters, 

liene Marktey of Livonia arid Phyllis— 

Peake of Ann Arbor, two brothers, 

Donald Martin of Indiana and Howard 

Martin of Florida. 

Pastor Neil D. Cowling officiated 

the service. Memorial contributions 

may be given to American Cancer 

Society 


Schrader Funeral Home. 

ADULT RECOVERY Chemicar 

Dependency Outpatient Program 

provides therapy for adults on Tuesdays 

and Thursdays at Straight Inc., 

42320 Ann Arbor Road, in Plymouth,, 

453-2610. . 

SELF HELP Families Anonymous 

meets 8 p.m. Thursdays, St. 

John Neumann Church, 44800 Warren 

Road. Canton, 453-2811. 

•FRIDAY 

VOLUNTEER TUTORS: Jan.TG Is 

the last day to register for training 

to tutor foreign born persons learning 

to read. Call Community Literacy 

Council at 451-6555. 

• MONDAY 

TOUGH LOVE: Parent support 

Far.h 

Community Church, 

Road, Canton, 981-5967 

KARATE: Classes meet 7:30 p.m. 

Mondays and Thursdays. Call Canton 

Parks and Recreation at 397-5110. 

SWAP 

Sat. Jan. "H^r9am-6 pm 

Sun. Jan. 12 : Noon-5 pm 

It's time to "gear" up for the new season at our - 

Annual Swap, You'll find gigantic deals on 

both cross country and downhill ski equipment. 

(Kid's ski gear.. check out our huge selection!) 

SELLERS: Your old ski equipment must 

be in the store before Friday to be tagged for. - " 

sale. Unsafe or unusable equipment cannot be 

accepted. You must ptck-up your sale money 

or unsold equipment 7 days after the sale, or 

it becomes the property of Sun & Snow Sports. 

A 20% commission charge will be deducted 

from all sales. 

BUYERS: The SKI SWAP begins Saturday 

at 9 a.m. sharp.. absolutely no sales prior! 

ANN ARBOR'S 

HIGH-TECH SKI SHOP 

S ' P O R T I Q U E 

DIRECTIONS: Take M-14 to Maple Miller FxU Turn left 

, Past ifiree |*ht» One Nock past Jackson 

Hours M-F JO-9, Sat 10-6; Sun. 12-5 

2450 West Stadium (across from Mountain Jack's) 663-9515. 

•' 

BETTY J. GOGOLIN 

Service^ for Betty J. Gogolin. 68, 

of Clinton, previously of Plymouth, 

were Monday. Jan. 6, at Schrader 

Funeral Home. Burial was in United 

Memorial Gardens 

Mrs Gogolin was born April 17, 

1923, in Detroit. She died Friday, 

Jan -Mn Ann Arbor She came to the 

Plymouth community in 1953 and 

resided in Clinton for the past five 

years She retired from the Mayflower 

Hotel 15 years ago where she 

served as a waitress for 15 years. 

She was a partner in Dareventure 

Kennel in Ann Arbor She bred 

Bouvier des Flanders dogs S,he was 

a member of Our Lady of Good 

Counsel Catholic Church. 

Mrs Gogolin is survived by three 

sons Michael -l»og5hfi 81 H3MbUFg. 

Patrick Gogolin of Howell and Troy 

Gogolin of Brighton; one grandson 

and one sister, Pal Bisso 

The Rev. Andrew J. Forish officiated 


may be given in the form of 

mass offerings. 

WILLIAM B. O'DANIEL 

Services for William B. O'Daniel, 

69. of Ocala, Fla.. formerly of Plymouth 

were Saturday, Dec. 28. at Divine 

Savior Catholic Church Burial 

was in Holy Sepulchre Mausoleum. 

Mr O'Daniel was born June 19, 

1922, in Kentucky. He died Monday. 

Dec 23, in Florida. He was formerly 

of Birmingham, Belgium and Germany 

In 1987 he retired as a mar- ( 

keting director at General Motors 

after 30 years He was formerly a 

iifiiilrei uf 

Church of St Owen of— 

Birmingham. He was a member of 

Moose Lodge of Silver Springs 

Shores, Fla . S C O R E., and American 

Legion. He was -in the Navy in 

World War II in the Pacific* 

Mr. p'Daniel is survived by his 

Wlfp Patty O'Daniel of Ocala, Fla , 

two daughters, Kathy Lapa of 

McComb Township and Karen Os- 

TUESDAY 

SWEET ADELINES Women who 

enjoy singing four-pan harmony, 

barbershop style, o are welcome to ^ 

join the Spirit of detroit Sweet Adelines 

International Tuesday evenings 

For information/call" 534-4468 

or 861-0417. 

TOASTMASTERS Club meets at 

6:30 pm Tuesdays at Denny's Restaurant. 

39550 E. Ann Arbor Road, 

- uv - Plvroouth..Call Ken. Morley at__ 

699-9697 or Bill Jones at 4*3-1438 * 

trowski of Plymouth; one son, Wil- 

'liam O'Daniel of Southfield. seven 

grandchildren, including Amy Ostrowski 

ot Plymouth and Katie Ostrowski 

of Plymouth; one sister, 

Jean MarChner of Ocala, Fla. and 

three stepchildren. 

The Rev Kuraôfficiated the service 

Memorial contributions may be 

given to American Lung Association. 

. Arrangements were made by 

Schrader Funeral Home 

JOHN L. LaFOREST 

' Services for John L. LaForest. 76, 

-of Canton were Tuesday. Jan 7, at 

Uht Funeral Home 

Mr LaForest was bom Jan. 29, 

1915. in Cheboygan. He died Sunday. 

Jan. 5; in Canton 

Mf ' fauFuw-it n>-;iup*'i*'«d bv-tw* 

wife, Dorothy LaForest of Canton; 

two sons. James LaForest and Richard 

LaForest; two daughters, Dianna 

Reaves and Beverly Vetter, one sister. 

Beatrice Bittinger; eight grandchildren 

and four great-grandchildren 

The Rev. Jerry Cupple officiated 

the service. —u 

HAZEL M. PRIMEAU 

(Dbserijcr & Uttfiitric 

CLASSIFIED 

RDVERTI6ING 

Services for Hazel M. Primeau. 

87, of Wayne were Monday^ Jan. 7. 

at Vermeulen Memorial Trust 100 

Funeral Home. .Burial was at Grand 

LassmCemetery. - 

Mrs Primeau was born Feb. 26, 

1904, in Keeler Township. She died 

Saturday. Jan 4, in Wayfie She was 

a homemaker 

Mrs Primeau is survived by three 

sons, John A Primeau of Westland. 

Fred Seal of Canton and Clyde Seal 

nf Marion Ind. 10 grandchildren 

and one brother. Kenneth Hughes of 

Eau Claire, Mich. 

The Rev. Neil D Cowling, of Kirk 

of Our Savior Presbyterian Church, 

officiated thq service 

PRETTY ; 

DRESSING 

IN PETITE 

SIZES... 

CLEARANCE PRICED 

J 

J jjeUte 

me and tones 

RUTH A. TRUDELL 

* 

Services for Ruth A. Trudell. 79. of 

Plymouth were Wednesday, Jan, 8. 

at Schrader Funeral Home. Burial 

was in Oakland Hills Memorial Gardens 

in Novi. 

Mrs Trudell. was born June 1, • 

1930 in Detroit. She died Sataurday, 

Jan. 4, in Detroit. Formerly of Livonia 

she moved to New Port Richey 

in 1979 She was a homemaker. 

Mrs Trudell was born July 30, 

1912 in Farmington. She died Saturday, 

Jan 4, in Detroit. She came to 

the Plymouth community in 1937 

from Detroit and worked at the 

Plymouth Observer for 10 years 

Mrs. Trudell is survived by one 

son. Charles E. VanVleck of Plymouth; 

two grandchildren and four 

îpafgrjinltfiilihiiv •• • • ' 

Pastor Jerry Yarnell officiated 


may be given to American Lung Association. 

TREV OR C. LEE 

Services for Trevor C. Lee. 2, of 

Canton were Tuesday, Dec 31, in 

Dengel and Son Mortuary in Ottawa. 

Kan. Burial was in Goodrich Cemetery 

in Ottawa. . - 

• Trevor was born July 20, 1989. in 

- Kansas City. Mo. He died Saturday. 

Dec. 28. in Children's Hospital in Detroit. 

• „ 

Trevor is survived by his parents, 

Scott Lee of_Canton and Susan Lee of 

Canton, one brother, Kyle P. Lee of 

Canton; grandparents, Roger and Julia 

Lee, and James and Elizabeth 

Lee, Martha Gray and Katherine 

Bayer and great-great-grandmother. 

Nellie Reed. 

the service. Arrangements were 

made by Uht Funeral Home. 

RICHARD T JELENIEWSKI 

•Services for Richard T. Jelen 

iewski, 50. of Livonia were Thursday. 

Jan 2, at St. Edith Catholic 

Church in Livonia. Burial was in 

Parkview Memorial Cemetery in 

Livonia. 

Mr Jeleniewski was born Feb 24. 

1941 in Hamtramck. He died Dec 31 

at St Joseph Mercy Hospital in Su 

perior Township He was employed 

at Digital EquipmenfCorp and was 

a member of St. Edith Catholic 

Church. 

Mr Jeleniewski is survived by his 

wife. Lorraine Jeleniewski of Livonia. 

one daughter, Karen A Sabatini 

of Plymouth; one son. Richard T 

Jeleniewski Jr of Plymouth, two 

grand'iiildren. Tyler Jeleniewski of 

• Plpaujuih and Cabnalla 'iahalini nf 

Plymouth; three brothers, Frank 

Jeleniewski of Detroit. Walter Jeleniewski 

of Petersburg and Michael' 

Jeleniewski of Livonia. 

The Rev "James C Scheick officiated 

the service Memorial contribu 

tions may be given to American Can 

cer Society. 


Lambert-Vermeulen Trust 100 Funeral 

Home in Plymouth.- 

MAE KISABETH 

Services for Mae Kisabeth. 91. of 

Plymouth Township were Monday. 

Dec 30, at Casterline Funeral Home 

in Northville Burial was in Lapham 

Cemetery in Salem Township. 

Mrs. Kisabeth was born May 23. 

1900. in Highland She.died Saturday. 

Dec 28. in Annapolis Hospital in 

'• life in the 

area 

Mrs Kisabeth is survived by many 

nieces and nephews. 

United Methodist Church in Northville 

officiated the service 

NOTICE OF INTENT TO DISPOSE OF COLLATERAL 

TO: Joseph Wheatley. Mapleridge Apartments. Apt No 102, Farmington Hills, 

Michigan 48333 and Bonmo Wheatley, Star Rd.. Bun 231, Kt 1, Quarry Hrt Irnn 

Mountain, Michigan 49801 

Pursuant to Section 440.9504(3) of the Michigan Compiled Laws, the secured, 

party under the security agreement executed by Joseph Wheatley and Bonnie 

Wheatley. as debtor, on October 3.1990. hereby gives notice to you, that because 

of default by Joseph Wheatley and Bonnie Wheatley under the aforementioned 

security agreement.the collateral offered under that agreement as security for 

the debtor's obligation will be sold at public sale on January 11. 1992, at 10 00 

a m The exact collateral lo be disposed of is as follows 

1973 Liberty mobile home, 12x60, Serial No 59236. located at 521 F St. 

Sherwood Mobile Village, 41275 Old Michigan Ave . Canton. Michigan 48188 

DALE S MOBILE HOME SALES AND SERVICE 

By: David P Grunow, Attorney 

Gazley and Grunow 

26342 Gibraltar 

Flat Rock. Michigan 48134 

(313)782-3277 , > 

Dated December 27, 1991 

Publut, January Z S »od». i m — ~ 1 

_ 644-1070 Oakland County 

591-0900 Wavne CoOntv 

.852-3222 Rochester/Avon. 

IMAGINE DYING 

FROM A DISEASE 

YOU NEVER 

KNEW YOU HAD. 

Eleven million people in the U.S. have diabetes. 

But almost half of them don't know it. 

Untreated, diabetes can lead to heart disease, 

kidney disease, blindness and gangrene. 

And for 150,000 people each year, it leads to 

death. _ 

• That's why you should be aware of the symptoms 

of diabetes: blurred vision, excessive thirst and frequent 

urination are just some of the warning signs. 

- Because the sooner you find out if you have diabetes, 

the more likely you are to get it under control, before 

complications set in. 

Finding out you have diabetes can be sdary. But 

not finding out can be fatal. 

A HGHT SOME OF THE WORST DISEASES OF OUR TIME. 

American 

Support the American Diabetes Association. 

Diabetes 

.Association 

community calendar 

HOSPICE VOLUNTEERS Hos 

pice of Washtenaw needs volunteers 

that can offer assistance with program 

support and/or direct care 

Call Maureen at 741-5777 

READING ASSISTANCE. Freo 

adult tutoring and confidential skills 

assessment Call Community Literacy 

Council. 451-6555 

RESUME WRITING Growth 

Worljs, in Plymouth, will write 

resumes—and cover letters for job 

seekers. 455-4093 

VOLUNTEERS Needed to package 

or deliv&r—tpeals to homebound 

seniors living in the Plymouth/Can- 

-r»»ujmniunnv^B3'Brjg0 

INTERPRETERS Volunteers 

who are fluent in a foreign language 

are needed to assist in interpreting 

for ill, disabled or elderly people. 

Call Helen or Colleen at 981-8820 

EMPLOYMENT REFERRALS 

Growth Works, in Plymouth, will 

connect job seekers and employers 

locking for help. 455-4093 

SPEAKERS AVAILABLE Speak 

ers for groups interested in learning 

about home care as an alternative to 

nursing homes or hospitals Call the 

community relations director, 981- 

8820 ! 

SMOKE DETECTORS Free de 

lectors, with installation, offered 

from Colonial Kiwanis of Plymouth 

Call Plymouth Fire Department 

Chief A1 Matthews. 453-1234, or 

Plymouth Township Fire Department 

Chief Larry Groth, 453-3840 

Church parking lot, 44800 Warren 

Road in Canton. 455-9042 

SCHOOL VOLUNTEERS; New 

Morning School in Plymouth Township 

is seeking "paid"' volunteers for 

teacher aide substitutes and teacher 

substitutes, 420-3331 

ADULT CARE: Foster care is 

needed for adults with mental retardation. 

Call 332-4410 in Oakland 

County or 455-8880 in Wayne County 

"Y" VOLUNTEERS The Plymouth 

YMCA seeks volunteers. 453- 

2904 

FOOD DISTRIBUTION: 

VOLL NTrjCRC. Teen and adult f* lion: 1-IJLJ fwd e list 

volunteers are needed at [fie Arbor ble Canton senior citizens at the Can- 

Health Building. Plymouth, and ton Recreation Center, 397-1000. 

McAuley Health Building, Canton 

572-4159 

Ext 278 

COMPUTERS: Four Apple lies 

WALKING: Group walks are at 10 and one IBM are available for public 

a m Monday-Friday and 6 30 p.m use, Dunning-Hough Library. 223 S. 

Thursday at St John Neumann Main, Plymouth, 453-0750 

Senior citizens 

HEALTH CARE: Speakers on 

fcng-term health care and Medicare 

are available Call Patty Jamison at 

455-0510 

SENIOR CLASSES: The Canton 

Recreation Center offers classes, 

397-5446 

HOSPICE SPEAKERS. Hospice 

Services of Western Wayne County 

has volunteers available to speak to 

church groups and,civic organizations. 

522-4244 

TRIPS: For senior citizen or adult 

trip information, call Plymouth 

t'ltrti 1 - rintl Rfuriiiifrn .laa-'te. iff 

Canton Township Parks and Recreation. 

397-5444 

Education 

FREE CLASSES: IBM training 

and GED training, Plymouth-Canton 

Community Education. Call -451- 

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OAE Thursday. January 9, 199? 

Stiuttte bus takes 

upscale downtown 

By Pat Murphy 

start writer 

It doesn't take an economic wizard 

to realize times are tough. 

It does take, however, something 

of an entrepreneur to regard the 

economic doldruhis of 1991-92. as 

the ideal time to start a business 

But that's' the way Ronald C. 

Jackson of Rochester Hills looks at 

the time frame in which he started 

The-Woodward Corridor Connection. 

It's a shuttle service catering to 

upscale clients who might want to 

fir relax en iaafc to the air party 

~ 

port, a hockey game, the theater or 

other Detroit-area attractions 

Jackson started his service last 

May. well after the end of Desert 

Storm When the U.S. "economy, in 

eluding Michigan's, was expected 

to come out of its war-time sluggishness. 

The economy didn't get better, of 

course. And as the nation moves 

into 1992 more and more economists 

are talking in terms of recession. 

with no quick turn-about in 

sight. 

BUT THAT DOESNT bother 

Jackson, a bachelor in his 40s, 

whose professional career yicludes 

more than 20 years in sales promotion 

with Chevrolet and time as a 

part-time chef. 

"If a business can make it in 

hard times." he said, "it can surely 

make it when things get better." 

Jackson's company has three 

vans for taking groups to places 

like the Joe Louis Arena, the Fox 

Theatre, the Birmingham Theatre, 

the PoptiaC Silverdome and points 

between 

Many attractions are along 

-Woodward — hence, the shuttle 

service's name. But Jackson's vehicles 

will go anywhere in the metro 

area — including Metropolitan Airport 

— offering a variety of amenities 

such as beverages, meals, mobile 

phone service and newspapers 

JERRY ZOLVNZKV/»taff ptiolograpner 

Jackson's company has 

three vans for taking groups 

to places like the Joe Louis 

Arena, the Fox Theatre, the 

Birmingham Theatre, the 

Pontiac Silverdome and 

points between. 

For a price (ranging from $8 to 

$55 per person, group rates), the 

connection will arrange tickets, 

meals (in suburban or downtown 

restaurants! and door-to-door pickup 

and delivery. 

For last Sunday's meeting between 

the Dallas Cowboys and the 

Detroit Lions, for example. Jackson 

bought 40 tickets and made 

them available in various packages 

One package — advertised in 

Texas newspapers — included admission 

to the game (lower level), 

roundtrip transportation (from Mr 

B's restaurant in Southfield) to the 

Silverdome. beer and parking 

for $49 per person 

"I've sold a number of tickets in 

the Birmingham area," he said 


WNIC 100.3/m & the Grand Manor at Fairlane cordially invite you to a 

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iJi Sunday, January 19,1992 • l:30-4:30pm Lj 

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Wedding Cakes by Iversens 

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Keccption, dinner, and a champagnc 

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O&E THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1992 

Tax base gro^s 

IN BRIEF 

The non-residential share of the tax base 

rose in 1991 to 25.15 percent, an 

increase from 23.6 percent in 1990 

< The 1989 non-residential tax base was 

21.5 percent 

The increase in commercial and industrial tax 

base HI Canton comes IH spite of the national 

recession 

Township Supervisor Tom Yack said the effort 

will continue to attract non-residential lax 

payers, with the focus on industrial 

development. 

'Commercial and industrial taxpayers usually 

r.-«juiro lots public service, surh avsrhnnlf 

police and fire, and tend to pay more taxes on 

their property than residential taxpayers," Yack 

frajH PnnÊK-jiipntly there is great competition 

for these non-residential uses." 

Major industrial growth in Canton during 1991 

included the compeletion of the Steel 

Technologies and Business Resources facilities; 

expansions of Draw-Tite and Procoil; w 

construction of a second American Yazaki, 

buildirg and arrival of several companies, like 

Rudolph-Libbe.-Daikin Clutch and Johnson 

Stamping 

Health on the air ^ 

United Home Health Services of Canton 

will host a series of weekly programs 

on WCAR Radio highlighting current 

health issues, breakthroughs and 

community information 

The program, House Calls, will air 12.30-12:59 

p.m. every Tuesday and the format will include 

hfdnli'd guests in the professional health field 

Hosted by United's executive director uiona 

Bruhowzki and community relations director 

Helen Lev'andovsky. the program will also 

provide open lines for questions 

The first s'how is Tuesday, Jan 14, with guest 

Dr Randall Bickle, a family practitioner from 

Livonia * > 

He will offer tips on how io talk to your health 

care professional, like what questions to ask 

during a routing exam. when sutgeiy ui bîal 

tests are required and prescribed medications. 

Future programs will include such topics as 

medical ethics, laser surgery, chronic insomnia, 

filling out Medicare forms, Iowât cooking and 

stress management. 

United Home Health Services Inc. is a 

Medicare certified ageocy„proyiding_health care, 

therapy and support services in the home 

Michigan tyecare institute 

At The Forefront 

Of 

Ophthaimoiogy 

J 

Canton ©bscvurr 

N E W b 

BILL BfiESLER/sUfl photographer 

Edwin Patrick Rovira Jr., Plymouth's first baby of 1992, la held by hta mother, Susan Rovira. 

I be", Michigan Eyecare 

Institute is known for its 

pioneering breakthroughs. 

Staffed by specialists who 

have developed and refined 

the latest medical technique^ 

the Michigan E>ecare Institute 

specializes in treating and 

eliminating disabling eye 

disease. 

As founders of The Michigan Eyecare Institute, Dr. William M>ers artel Dr.*Mark Rubinstein 

have been arthe forefront of Ophthalmologic breakthroughs. They were the first Ophthalmologists 

in the state to develop or utilize: 

• YAG laser surgery for treatment of secondary cataracts 

• Nova Curve lens, designed especially for the YAG laser surgery 

f 

• Excim'er laser surgery for treatment of glaucoma 

• Radial Kecatotomy for correction, of nearsightedness 

These laser surgeries are fast, virtually painless and they require 

no hospital stay or recovery time. 

? 

The founders of Michigan Eyecare Institute conduct courses in surgery and have lectured 

on their state of the art surgical techniques to other physicians throughout North Amenca, 

Europe, Russia and the Far East. If you are nearsighted, farsighted. or suffer from cataracts 

or glaucoma. Michigan Eyecare Institute'Can help. • ' r 

Complete quality eye care at affordable prices. 

5 convenient neighborhood locations to serve you: ^ 

1455 l£ViP 

Suite E 101 , 

Livonia, Ml 40154 

464-7000 

JW7 Telegraph, Suite 100 

. SoutWield, Ml 48014 

352-2806 

1-000-240-4641 ' - * 

5050 Schaefer 

Dearborn. Ml 40126 

582-7440 

2861 Wevi Road- 

Trenton. Ml 48183 

675-5600 

Fisher Building 

Suite 874 

Detroit. Ml 48202 

' 872-2626 

S T A R T ! N G T H U R 

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1st baby 

By KMtn Brown 

staff writer 

Say "Hi" to Edwin Patrick Rovira Jr.. Plymouth's 

first baby-of 1992. 

As best as we could tell from contacting area 

hospitals, Edwin was the first Plymouth baby of 

the new year, born to mom Susan Rovira and dad 

Edwin Sr. at JJ&jun. Jan St. Joseph Mercy 

Hospital in Ypsilanti 

I enjoyed Christmas this year, and I couldn't 

have had a nicer gift." Susan said Tuesday at her 

Plymouth Township home. 

Edwin Jr., who weighed in at 7 pounds at birth, 

wasn't expected until Jan. 20 

BUT WHEN SUSAN went for -an ultrasound 

exam in November, "They said it was due Dec. 

19." she said. ^ 

The Roviras — Susan is a Plymouth native — 

met near Baton Rouge, La... Edwin Sr.'s home 

state v;» 

The couple married in November 1990, and 

moved to Plymouth Township in October. 

didn't matter to me as long as it was healthy — 

and all the parts were accounted for." Susan said, 

laughing. 

Susan was admitted at 4 p.m.. and had the baby 

iust3V» hours later. • 

While she said it wasn't a particularly easy delivery, 

"I'd do it again, let's-put it that way. It was 

worth it." - 

Ann Arbor Trail, attaching blue balloons to their 

mailbox and a sign to a garage flower box read- 

"It's a boy " • — 

Jr. looks like his dad. said mom. He s 

also a quiet guy. "At the hospital, you could hear 

all the babies crying, and he's just lying there," 

she said. 

Is she-happy it's all over? Tm glad because 

now I can start a new life, now we can get on with 

everything." 

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• T DIDN'T take Hong tor the police in Canton 

to take advantage of a new state law al- 

lowing them to cut up the driver s licenses 

of people caught drunk driving. 

e hour into the new law. < 

up the license of a Canton man. 

The new law is a noble idea,' bul it bites into 

the Constitutional separation of powers. 

We're not condoning drunken driving. 

However, the new law basically gives police 

ôfficers the power to impose street justice on 

miscreants. The law hands police officers the au- 

thority to a driver's license and destroy it. 

A. driver who refuses to take a Breathalyzer 

liit or blows 0.10 or higher, which is legally 

drunk in Michigan, doesn't get a right to a trial or 

a hearing of any kind before that decision is 

made. 

THAT OFFICER ALSO has the choice to re- 

duce the charge against the driver-to driving im- 

paired, which means the driver keeps his or her 

license. This puts all the discretion over that li- 

cense into the hands of police officers. 

It takes away all discretionary power from 

judges — who operate in a public courtroom 

and gives it to police officers — who don't. And, 

suspension, without the option to allow a re- 

stricted license in any circumstances 

Another concern with the new law is the re- 

quirement that courts dispose of a case within 77 

days. That limit is meant to make sure the 

wheels of justice move speedily. Unfortunately, 

it sticks local judges and police with the prospect 

of paying overtime: ——— 

Also, the defendant's sentence can include 

paying for the costs of investigating and pro- 

secuting the case. 

We would hope this portion of the law isn't 

abused by judges. Alcoholism is the usual cause 

of drunken driving and folks suffering from that 

disease often have more to gain from counseling 

than from paying court costs. 

A person driving under the influence of alcohol 

3&QQNALLY SPEAKING 

TH'.J SLLM- UKE A 

MIGHTY INHOCriTAuLE 

NEIGHBORHOOD. 

Jeff Counts editor 459-2700 

0&E Thursday. January 9, 1992 

i >peohin& oi tonahi - 

Thur»day January 9 1992 O&h 

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points of view 

Educators should teach ethics 

Q: When 1 was in high school and 

college in the early sixties It was 

clearly wrong to lie. cheat or steal. 

It not only was embarrassing but 

dishonorable. Recently, I beard that 

50 percent of higb school students 

I f admit to cheating in school. Have we 

THc 

Drunk driving law goes too far 

The new law basically gives 

police officers the power to 

impose atroot justice on ,— 

miscreants. The law hands police 

officers the authority to seize a 

driver's license and destroy it. 

st some of the' old' time ethics or 

am 1 just out of touch? 

A: A recent survey reported in the 

Boston Globe reported that 75 per- 

cent of all high school students ad- 

mit to cheating For college-age stu- 

dents the number is 50 pereerit. 

You question if there is a differ- 

ence in ethics and honesty between 

your generation and today's genera- 

tion Look at stealing'' A US News 

and World Report survey asked 

•-nnggp-app ttnrienK if thfv would 

currence of human nature 

THE PROFESSOR concluded that 

these students, if they were sitting in 

judgment at a 1991 Nuremberg trial, 

would have let everyone off> Obvi- 

ously. the Holocaust didn't personal- 

should be punished. But the issue of separation of 

powers Is being overlooked. 

Recent Supreme Court decisions have reduced 

the constitutionally planned distance between the 

legislative, executive and judicial branches to a 

role more of kissing cousins. This new law makes 

the relationship between- executive and judicial 

branches nearly incestuous. 

There were other ways of adding teeth to the 

drunk driving laws that would.not have so seri- 

ously bridged that required separation of powers. 

The law could have required that a judge confis- 

cate the driver's license of a defendant at the 

time of arraignment, which is within .48 hours of 

arrest. That s not altogether pleasing since 

-soffieoneTs being punished prjor to a conviction, 

but it is more palatable than a government em- 

ployee serving two roles. 

WHILE THERE IS a frenzy to eradicate the 

legislation should have stepped back and looked 

at the bigger picture. 

Michigan ifl" {Milling a bandage on a gcrioii'- 

problein without giving thought to the overall 

cost. Ideals such as "innocent until proven 

guilty," "judicial discretion" and "checks and 

balances" among the governmental entities are 

being chipped away. 

Drunk driving laws need teeth, but sure and 

swift punishment shouldn't eat away at our con- 

stitutional guarantees. 

First Night 

B'ham builds warm tradition 

THANK YOU BIRMINGHAM and the Bir- 

mingham;Bloomfield Cultural Council 

for giving" us an exiting, refreshing, low- 

cost, family-oriented way to spend New 

Year's Eve gfcohol-free First Night 

More than 9,000 people from many partrof . . * 

celebration. 

Birmingham is among 75 cities 

throughout the United States and 

Canada which this year put on the 

metro Detroit roved the community, choosing 

among 125 live performances at more than a 

doZfen sites at the second annual First fîghtrBir^ 

mingham '92 arts festival. 

They gathered at midnight in the center of the 

rity to vipwâJaser light show, to count down the 

old year and to raise their voices (and kazoos) in 

the traditional AuldLang Syne. , 

Birmingham-w-anjong 75 cities throughout the 

United States and Canada which this year put on 

the alcohol-free First Night celebration. 

* It's a heady undertaking, requiring tremendous 

leadership and organization, fand-raising abili- 

ties, an army of volunteers and a city willing to 

put its. liability, safety, emergency and clean-up 

services on the liner- 

BIRMINGHAM GETS its share of knocks 

from those on the outside looking in on this 

seemingly wealthy community. It has a reputa- 

tion tor in-breeding and conservatism, for rac- 

ism and for prejudice. 

- But it has taken its-strengths — its strong arts 

community, heritage of volunteerism and the 

beauty of its buildings and groundsand of- 

fered them, for this night, to everyone 

In doing so, Birmingham is helping us throw 

out the old and stale and build a new. warm trad- 

ition for celebrating New Year's Eve 

Education 

Voters say yes to high-tech 

INNOVATION IN EDUCATION will be a key 

to enhancing the-economic viability of this 

- nation. Parents, teachers and administra- 

tors should take a close look at the Plym- 

outh/Canton district if they want to experience a 

taste of the future. 

Voters in that western Wayne County district 

recently approved a bond issue that included $12 

million for a high technology package that would 

wean students away from printed books and onto 

the computer terminal that would feed them the 

the latest information more rapidly and effi- 

ciently. * - 

Interactive video, laser discs and computer 

links to university libraries will give students in - 

this district a leap ahead in learning how to do 

business on a global scale. 

Taxpayers will save money in the long ran 

School districts adapting this system will free 

themselves from purchasing tons of paper in the 

form of new textbooks every five years or so^ 

Students also will have a better ability to keep 

up wiU} rapid global changes that today leave 

traditional publishers far behind. 

Replacing books with technology may seem 

f llWir 1UVWJ 

ones What a sad state of affairi. 

What's the problem besides the ob- 

vious breakdown of the family in this 

country, a 50 percent plus divorce 

rate, Savings and Loan crooks in the 

pockets oi politicians, a $50 billion 

tab for taxpayers to support disabili- 

ty insurance for a population in 

which half are not disabled And 

Where has education fit into all this'' 

Has education contributed to this 

mind set 

Doyle 

tronic equipment before they are 

trained. And teachers can teach eth- 

ics and morals if they chose to do so 

One student in a college psycholo- 

gy class I taught plagiarized his en- 

tire term paper. He cheated 1 didn't 

flunk him„ Teacher? are there to 

r,,,. fa.1 kifis/ We talked He 

Facts dispel myths 

about legal system 

By By J«tf Stawart 

special writer 

personal responsibility, the pitfalls 

of hypocrisy, physical and (worse) 

verbal cruelty to others 

There doesn't seem to be any right 

or wrong in this "rap" culture 

just get -a "feel good" for the 

moment high If it's cheating on a 

• test, so what says 75 percent of our 

high school population. 

IF IT IS SEX 

don't sweat it. 

agreed to do a second term paper on 

The Psychological Factors Inherent 

in Cheating in School and in Life"- 

An excellent piece of research re- 

sulted 

Today, he is very successful in the 

insurance business and still takes me 

to lunch once a year 

Can teachers teach moral and eth- 

ical standards? I say yes 

Children, from t-hetn early elemen- 

tary- years should read and discuss 

fT IS HARD to pick up a newspa 

pter or magazine these days without 

seeing an article claiming that 

America is swimming in product li- 

ability and malpractice claims that 

are destroying the country's com- 

mrl hpalth care svs- 

Back in your day, morals and eth- 

ICS were directly taught in literature 

and- social studies and often role 

modeled by teachers. Many teachers 

todays still work tn infusing sound 

ethical and moral values But speak 

too loudly about morals and you may 

be labeled a religious fanatic 

Today, high school and college stu- 

dents discuss and debate social mo- 

rality issues such as capital punish- 

ment. euthanasia, the ethics of trans- 

plant surgery. Critical societal 

issues students need to sort through 

But what ever happened to the issue 

of one's own private morality 

the questions' of honesty, decency, 

Yet. Ioqk at tne price Magic 

has to pay Should health educators 

come right out and say. "not safe sex 

but save sex for marriage." 

years What an anachronism 

Besides, we have value clarifica- 

tion in schools Let's ask children 

what they like or dislike for their 

own personal preferences in making 

decisions 

Chemistry teachers don't allow 

children to fend for themselves in 

the chemistry lab because they have 

knowledge of chemicals Vocational 

education teachers don't allow chil- 

dren to operate welding gear or elec- 

JfllUBOn it J Ilia! remfewe lundaott); § eed 

ness and character. In high school, 

studying and discussing moral clas- 

sics should not be looked at as old- 

fashioned 

And administrators and teachers" 

should not be accused of being -pifrt 

of a police state or face lawsuits 

when they insist on honest and. de- 

cency from their students 

James "Doc" Doyle, a former 

teacher school administrator 

university instructor. is president 

Of Doyle & Associates, an educa- 

tional consulting fthn. 

tem However, the facts just don't 

bear this out and people ought to 

know that before they give away 

rights that have evolved over two 

centuries Let's look at some of the 

myths that are being repeated so 

often they are beginning to pass for 

fact— 

• MYTH 1 America is losing its 

competitive edge due to the filing 

of millions of lawsuits per year na- 

uunmiii 

Office (Congress's watchdog agen- 

cy), a review of product liabiity 

verdicts from every case tried in a 

five-state sample showed that "in 

general damage awards were not 

erratic or excessive the size of 

compensatory awards (which in- 

clude both economic and in non- 

economic damages), is strongly as 

sociated with injury severity and 

the amount of the economic loss m 

every single award topping SI mil- 

lion, either death or serious, per- 

manent injury had occurred. 

When 20 years of product liabili- 

ty awards were reviewed by Con- 

sumer Reports magazine, relying 

on data from the independent re- 

search service by Jury Verdict 

Research Inc., it was found that the 

size of verdicts had just barely ex- 

ceeded the Consumer Price Index 

n' illgl ict 1 ORfi I "Thp 

IT WAS A lousy way to come into 

the New Year 

The University of Michigan foot- 

ball team got decisively whupped in 

the Rose Bowl by the vastly superior 

Washington Huskies And ^"after- 

shocks of General Motors' an- 

nounced plant closings and work 

force reductions were still rattling 

around the state 

U-M and GM are traditionally 

among Michigan's strongest assets 

petitive troubles at the same time 

should serve as a cautionary tale 

Philip 

Power 

GM FACES a similar challenge 

for similar reasons. - 

The rise of competition — first 

then Japan - changed 

Europe, 

the face of the market. 

GM looks as bad against the Japa- 

nese as the Big Ten in the Rose 

" 46 

til steps were required Hence GM 

decision to close six assembly plant 

15 mher factories and shrink the ' t 

bor force by 74.000 blue- and whi'.i 

•collar jobs. s 

THAT BOTH I M and GM f •- 

fundamental problems of succeeding 

in today's world can be seer. !r 

two quotes 

* U-M star offensive tackle Gr^ 

SkrepanaR We definitely nee'. 

adjustment to take our, game 

Jesse Jackson dishes out baloney 

AS HJ THE Wnlvti ineo. the suspi- —In IS7fr GM commanded 

next Jevel." Possibly "âdjustment 

understates what needs to be done 

Japanese'Prime Minister Mli 

•M u 

1 

JIM BLANCHARD pegged the 

Rev Jesse Jackson perfectly at the 

1988 Democratic National Conven- 

tion: "left-wing baloney warmed 

over McGovemism." 

Jackson is still dishing out balon- 

~py this time plaguing Blanchard's 

-Li -UllL 

cion had been growing for years in 

Ann Arbor that the U-M football pro- 

gram. though successful, was a long 

way from the top national rank of 

the 1940s through the '70s 

There was a growth of competi- 

tion As population moved to the 

warmer climes of California and 

Florida, high school football pro- 

grams there grew and flourished 

The best competitive test the Big 

Ten's continued record of failure in 

the Rose Bowl against the Pacific 

Ten It wasn't .just Bo Schem- 

bechler's fault, most football observ- 

ers say the Big Ten simply isn't in 

the same league. 

Bp had a wonderful run in his 21 

years as head coach. But like the 

corporate momentum built up over 

the years at GM. his long tenure at 

Michigan a y havp solidified habits 

that were once good but are now un- 

competitive 

percent of the American auto mar- 

ket. in 1991, only 35 percent 

Like Bo stubBornly* running play 

afte'r play into the line. GM first 

tried to solve the competitive prob- 

lem by a traditional method Throw 

money at it The company spent $77 

billion in new plants and equipment 

to reduce labor costs But as For- 

tune Magazine recently, concluded, 

"Nobody spent as much as GM and 

got so little for it." 

Finally, like Gary Moeller install- 

ing: a modern diversified offense at 

Michigan. GM realized it had to fix 

its uninspired and poor quality prod- 

uct line In the last two years, it has - 

introduced a record-setting number 

of new products to uniform raves 

from, the automobile press and con- 

sumers 

But with a recession on and the 

company still 40 percent less pro- 

ductive than Ford, more fundamen- 

Stripes to the United States s 

comes as a great shock to Amenm.i 

that CM has been defeated by Jaj'j 

nese cars Possibly defeated i- 

too strong, but mak£ no mistake 

GM's downsizing indicates qui! 

clearly Chat the corporation has • 

plans to regain traditional U S mar 

ket share in the foreseeable future 

Tirhes change More times v tha 

not. the competition improves An 

all too often, the old ways tha 

brought past success do little bu 

hinder future accomplishment Fur 

damental change is necessary i" 

only for survival 

just as Bob-Stempel knows U at GV 

Let's all hope for their success in thi 

New Year and the future 

Phil Power is chntrmon of th" 

company that owns this nfM'spn 

per His tiward-wmnum cuiw ' 

will appear periodically 

successor, Gov. John Engler, over 

the General Assistance welfare is- 

sue 

Jackson eontchcfcuhat the cure for 

political left's proposition That job 

creation reduces the need for wel- 

fare. 

Here is the average General As- 

sistance caseload for adults without 

kids and those on the Job Start pro- 

g**m 

Fiscal Year 1980 - 74.937 

Fiscal Year 1981 — 104,873. 

Fiscal Year 1982 - 103,920. 

Tim 

* Richard 

Jackson returns Jan 15, Engler 

needs to preach to him. not the other 

way asound 

THIS LEAVES us in a dilemma 

• God-fearing folks don't like to 

see others go hungry, so they give 

Evon—agnostics—and—atheists—ar£_ 

"THE FACTS Americans file 

fewer' lawsuits per capita than did 

our forefathers in colonial times, 

and the population rate is rising 

Tastet; than the rate of case filings 

According to the National, Center 

for State Courts, only 2 4 percent of 

cases filed in the U.S. are tort 

claims, the balance include every 

kind of case imaginable Including 

real estate, divorce and business to 

business cases When it comes to 

product claims, the United States 

Consumer Product Safety Commis- 

sion estimated in 1988 that 33 mil- 

lion Americans suffered pfoduct 

related injuries resulting in more 

than 29.000 deaths Less than 3 per- 

cent of these victims ever filed a 

claim 

A 1991 Rand Institute Civil Jus- 

tice Report estimated that in 1989 

alone, non-fatal injuries cost the 

; s 7K billion with only 

about 10 percent of the compensa- 

tion paid passing through the tort 

liability system This • means that 

90 percent of the cost'of these inju- 

ries was passed on to society as a 

whole and borne by all citizens col- 

lectively. while only 10 percent 

welfare is jobs 

On his recent visit to Engler's De- 

troit office, a reporter asked Jack- 

~ son about "welfare dependency His 

floundering reply indicated he didn't 

know what the guy was talking 

about. 

GENERAL ASSISTANCE, the 

program Engler and the Legislature 

ended Oct 1. 1991. had been funded 

by the counties — some of them, 

anyway — until 1976 when state 

funding and rules were phased in. 

GA paid adults With no children, 

some disabled people ineligible^ for 

whose unemployment beiKfits ran 

- out. and parents who no longer were 

i eligible for AFDC because their kids 

j reached 18 and the parents -still 

" hadn't learned a job skill 

Fiscal Year 1984 - 1*1.956. 

Fiscal Year '985 - 124.684 

Fiscal Year 1986 - 109,704. ' 

Fiscal Year 1987 - 98,191- - 

Fiscal Year 1988 - 93.310. 

Fiscal Year 1989 — 92,714 

Fiscal Year.1990 - 100.722 

Fiscal Year 1991 - 99.959. 

Blanchard became governor in 

Fiscal Year '83 and four years later 

was campaigning for re-election on 

the basis that 600.000 new jobs had 

been created 

About half those jobs were filled 

by people in the unemployment line 

A few were filled by previous AFDC 

recipients. And a very few were 

filled by those who had been on Gen- 

eral Assistance 

In short, Blanchard's "Michigan 

Miracle" only, dented the welfare 

caseload — "which wasn't Blanc- 

But go back to Jackson's 

- 

and the—hard's fault 

GENERAL ASSISTANCE had a 

life of its own 

Unemployment today is in the 9 

percent ballpark versus 16 to 18 per- 

cent in the bottom of the 1979-83 re- 

cession Yet the GA level was nearly 

the same in FY '90 

The Rev. Lloyd Thiel recently re- 

ported that in 1978 the. Capuchin 

Soup Kitchen in Detroit distributed 

179 J00 meals, and in 1990 it distrib- 

uted 1.212,000 meals. 

If your calculator isn't handy *TU 

save you the trouble: a 677 percent 

increase. 

"Anyone who comes to our kitchen 

S|V mnnihs or mnre will com^ the 

rest of their lives," said Thlel . 

Or as the old saying goes "Give a 

man a fish, and you make him a de- 

pendent slave Teach him to fish, and 

you make him free " 

• Jaekson can't grasp that. When 

known to share this view 

• But the more and longer 

give, the more who wind up as per- 

petual clients To pay for the ever- 

increasing burden, we short-change 

our schools, colleges, natural re- 

sources and the arts 

Far.from being a snssorhands. 

Engler has replaced GA with a new 

disability program, EDGE (Educa- 

tional Design for Gainful Employ- 

ment), a $60 million emergency shel- 

ter program, and so on 

Essentially he juggled the uro- 

grams to maximize federal match- 

. ing grants The result of his alleged- 

ly conservative action was a $5 9 bil- 

lion social services bill — the 

highest in Michigan history 

The cure for welfare dependency 7 

know the cancerous phenomenon ex- 

ists Jesse Jackson doesn't. 

Tim Richard reports reglariy 

on the local implications of slate 

and regional events 

was attributed to wrongc 

the medical malpractice field, 

T991) Harvard Medical School study 

in New York City showed that less 

than 10 percent of the victims of 

malpractice ever filed claims 

The Rand Corp also recently 

compared the number of claims 

made by Americans with those of 

other democracies having similar 

tort" law They found that the dif- 

ferences in the number of claims 

filed were statistically insignifi- 

cant In fact, while America's prod- 

uct liability tort system is under 

attack in this country, it is being 

modeled in Europe The European 

Community Council directive of 

July 25. 1985 calls for American 

style product liability law to be 

1992, 

• MYTH 2 Damage awards are 

getting out of hand, often paying 

miliums of dollars for minor taju. 

from our readers 

Rate increase 

is called 

inflationary Editorial 

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" People want to avoid the hassle of 

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•THEY'RE ALSO CONCERNED 

about the new laws,'' Jackson said, 

referring to tougher laws againsi 

drinking and driving that went into 

effect Jan. 1. -* 

Jackson sees the possibility of 

other business Jan. 26. the day of 

The Superbowt -fm Minneapolis). 

vyith or without the Lions. His shuttle 

is ready to pick revelers up at 

their door, deliver them to watering 

holes hosting Superbowl partifi 

and then Uke them home. 

"People just don't want to drink 

ana drive," ltu saiil "Anii ifmahes 

good sense." 

Jackson was raised in southern 

Ohio and attended evening classes 

at the University of Cincinnati, 

graduating in 1971. He lived in Birmingham 

during the last 10 years 

of his tenure with Chevrolet, during 

which he was a manager in sales 

promotion 

That's when the idea — and marketing 

plan —* for the Woodward 

Corridor Connection took shape. 

"I s&w.a lot of companies and 

conventions that had out-of-town 

clients who wanted to see the Detroit-area- 

attractions." Jackson 

said "I also saw potential in family 

reunions, bachelor parties or 

bridal showers." 

AS PART OF his promotion material,* 

Jackson did the research 

and. the drawing for a colorful 

poster (at left) featuring focal 

points of the Woodward eorridor It 

begins at Belle Isle and includes 

well-known landmarks like Cobo 

Hall, the General Motors headquarters 

and the Kingsley Inn.* 

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s w i m m i n g r a n k i n g s 

OBSERVERLAND BESTS 

BOYS SWIMMING/DIVING 

Following are the best swimming 

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4 01 fiftn Brian Wr>ni1.Bt (N) pm Jeff Hope 

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103 pounds Jay Williams (AAP) del 

A'ldy S'rahan del Ptii 1 Hayoes (PS) 10-1 fifth Josh 

Wottersom (AAP) pm Scott David (WM) 

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BIT LONG WENT scoreless in 

the second and third quarters, and 

the Ypsilanti offense was non-exis- 

tent as the Braves made only four of 

26 field goals in the middle periods. 

Marios is a streak shooter. Row- 

ley said "When he's on. when he 

feels it. he's going to hit them ActU: 

ally, I think Marios got a little tired 

He was getting banged around on 

some of the picks they were setting 

doing jiij. 

against the zone in the second quar- 

ter They were matching up with us, _ 

and we were just standing around 

and letting them Uke us even far- 

ther out " 

After scoring the last 11 points of 

the second quarter, Canton struggled 

offensively in the second half, too 

The Chiefs were 2-of-12 in the third 

quarter and 7-of-28 in the last 19 

minutes 

Ypsilanti chipped away at the lead 

•I,;:/fin throws in '.ho third prpimf 

Canton off track 

Long re-emerged late in the fourth 

quarter to give the Braves the lead 

again (43-40) with consecutive 

triples Epps made it 45-40 before 

Heard cut it to three 

I THINK DEFENSE' is what 

brought us back," Rowley said "We 

got them into a little different game 

It was a slower game in the second 

|I lit Ill I'll V)t i thrm in p'fiY 

thing We jusl didn't play very well and used a pressing defense to throw more of a full-court game 

In the first half, we were passing 

the ball to the post and running the 

offense the way it should have been 

run." Van Wagoner sawf. "In the sec- 

ond half, their pressure bothered us. 

and we made some poor choices on 

shot selection " 

Canton was 20-of-57 . from the 

floor for 351. the Braves 19-of-53 for 

358 The Chiefs begin' Western 

"Lakes' Activities Association play 

F r i d a y — ^ " ' i ^ — 

Glenn 

to Pioneer 

of my best gymnasts this year," he 

said, adding Tedesco has prepared 

herself through hard work. "In her 

case, the hard work is going to show. 

When she gets to meets, she's going 

to place high." 

Lewke does the all-around and is 

Capable of scoring a 9-plus in two or 

three events Anderson earned her 

All-America recognition on bars. 

"SHE CAN DO beam and vault, 

but she is_good on bars and that's 

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These unscientific rankings are compiled 

each wee* by the Observer shorts staff 

Schools eligible to be ranked must come 

wgj.1 the fo lowing coverage areas Plym- 

outh Canton Farmington. Livoma West - 

BOYS BASKETBALL 

3 Bedford Catholic Central 

7 Farmmgton Harrison 

J) Wayne'Memofial 

? ' P ymu-uir'Canton 

I ivonia Stevenson 

3 Farmington 

4 Plymouth Canton 

b Livonia Churchill 

BOYS SWIMMING 

1 Redford Catholic Central 

2 Liworna Stevenson 

3 pjymouth Salem 

4 Plymouth Canton 

5 Farmington- 

HOCKEY 

1 Redford Catholic Central 

2 Livonia Slevenson. 

3 Livonia Franklin 

4 Livonia Churchill. 

GIRLS GYMNASTICS 

1 Plymouth Canton. 

2 Plymouth Salem 

3 North Farmington 

4 Livonia Clarenceviile 

5 Westland John Glenn 

Livonia Stevenson on Tuesday handed ' 

visiting Ann Arbor Pioneer Its first loss 

of the boys basketball season. 58-48 

The non-league win improved Steven 

son to 3-1 overall Pioneer , fell to 4 ! 

overall _ 

We had four decent quarters of e7 

fort, Stevenson coach Jim Hclntyre 

said The kids ea'rae out and matched Pi- 

oneer with intensity .Ml the kids did the 

little things necessary te-eoatrol the tem- 

po and handle Pioneer's pressure Pio- 

neers got enough talent to make a dent in 

its league (South Central) " 

-After pTayTngTo a 15-15 tie after ottt- 

" quarter the Spartans outscored Pioneer. 

18-9, in the s«wond period to take a 33-24 

halftime lead. Stevenson raised the lead 

to 43-32 after three quarters and held off 

Pioneer in the fourth quarter 'fjtr 

venson with 17 points, including eight in 

the second quarter Senior forward Colin 

Stockton scored 16 points, while senior 

guard Ryan Furkascontributed 11 points. 

Furkas sank three 3-point field goals 

had six for the game 

Dan Okomkniu IwTTToneer with 15 

points and Adam Comstock added 12 

FRANKLIN 64, REDFORD UNION 

58: senior Jetf Witkowski made a 3~poadn'i do a good |OC rebounding " 

Roberts led 'he Eafiois with 23 points in- 

iu.d:rig two 3-pointers. while Keoeny .mmiliul- 

ed '5 Ju^K* forward Jason Facione had 10 

V, tfcowski ...orec an seven ot his points m the 

fourth Quarter 

iemor guards Bi" Matecki and Paul Nowak 

oa .ec RUVith 17 points apiefce. Out the Panth- 

per-ods 

x WAYNE 71. TRENTON 37: After 

playing eventy to* two gtiarlers a: 

Trenton. Wayne Memorial showed US strength 

i the second naif- agamsi its Wolverine A 

'/vayne seniors Rich Barnes and Greg Hari- 

mann contributed '2 ana 10 po.nts. respective-. 

'y 

HURON 70, JOKN GLENN 36 

Westland John Glenn made only l3-o'-52 field 

goa' attempts and shot even worse at me 're* 

ir„ow ima .7-20i Tuesca, in nor. 

•eague game a! Aiyi Arbor Huron 

Tie Rockets trailed

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Entertainment 

K**ly Wygonik editor/95^-2105 

Pure fun 

'Babes in Arms' 

dazzles audience 

Performances of the Birmingham 

Theatre production of 

"Babes in Arms" continue 

through Feb. 2. For ticket infor- 

mation caU the box office at 644- 

3533. The theater is at 211 S. 

Woodward, Birmingham. 

By Barbara Michala 


SONGS lO, plot 0. but who cares 

when the songs are vintage 

Rodgers and Hart, enhanced 

with dazzling up dancing by 

the talented young cast of "Babes in 

Arms" at the Birmingham Theatre. 

Following last month's production 

of "The Wizard of Oz," the Birmingham 

is again offering a bubbly concoction 

of musical nostalgia that is 

pure fun. 

WHILE "BABES in Arms" is considered 

an early attempt to have a 

musical where the songs actually advance 

the plot, there really isn't 

much plot to advance. A group of 

summer theater apprentices are 

planning to end the season with a 

show of their own. 

Complications include a meanspirited 

employer (Carlton Carpenter), 

multiple romantic entanglements 

and migiindpfstandings and a 

visiting movie star (Michelle Blakely) 

and her domineering mother (Lucille 

Naar), but the plucky young 

pei foi mers see that the show-does go 

on. 

ALONG THE way "Babes" features 

five major hit songs — "I Wish 

I Were in Love Again," "Where or 

When," "My Funny Valentine,", 

"The Lady Is A Tramp," and 'Jbhnny 

One Note." The remaining six numbers 

include the lovely ballads 

"You're Nearer" and "I Didn't Know 

What Time It Was," plus an amusing 

"Way Out West on West End Ave- 

nue." 

Director/choreographer Randy 

Skinner has created wonderful dance 

routines that repeatedly draw applause 

on their own, and the whole 

show moves along with effervescence. 

Some of the corny 1937 dialogue 

is handled with just the lightest 

touch of camp, and the cast is so 

endearing that one cares about them 

despite their thinly drawn characterizations. 

As Bunny, co-owner of the theater 

but struggling to hold on to it, Teri 

Gibson has a powerful voice that really 

belts out great renditions of 

"Way Out West", "The Lady Is a 

Tramp," and "Johnny One Note." 

She also delivers her lines with a 

pleasantly flippant comic style. 

Blakely is convincingly vulnerable 

as Jennifer, the former -child film 

star still living in terror of her 

mother's wrath, and her voice is 

lovely in the "Where or When" and 

"1 Didn't Know What Time It Was" 

duets. 

MICHELE PIGLIAVENTO puts 

lots of heart into Susie as she sings 

the plaintive "My Funny Valentine," 

Val (short for Valentine) is the songwriting 

apprentice Susie is stuck on, 

but he regards her as "just a kid" 

and instead pursues Jennifer. 

David Gunderman is very fine as 

Val, singing and dancing in-a majority 

of the numbers and-featured in 

"Where or When" and "You're Nearer." 

The same for Kevin Petittft's 

O&E Thursday. January 9. 1992 

rsday. January 9. 1&92 j/&h. 

Plymouth ice spectacular draws culinary artists 

Culinary artists .like Certified 

Master Chef Dan Hugelier. an instructor 

at Schoolcraft Community 

College in Livonia, will help turn 

downtown Plymouth into a Winter 

wonderland Jan 15 to 20 during the 

10th Annual Plymouth International 

Ice Sculpture Spectacular 

Over 400.Q00 pounds of block ice 

will be transformed into dazzling 

displays by ice carvers from the 

metro Detroit area, and from as far 

away as Osaka, Japan, and Moscow 

Some of America's finest profes 

sional and student ice carvers will 

create one-of-a-kind displays 

throughout the town square area of 

Plymouth 

The carvers will be competing for 

thousands of dollars in prizes in 

competitions sanctioned by the National 

Ice Carvers Association with 

the winners of team competition 

qualifying for the National Ice Carving 

Classic in May. 

A celebrity charity carving competition 

is scheduled 2 p.m. Wednesday, 

Ja 15. First prize is $500 to be 

donated to the celebrity's favorite 

chafity. 

Two-man professional team competition 

is 5-8 p.m. Friday, Jan 17 in 

t a b l e talk 

Roma's 

Teri Gibson (left to right), David Gunderman, Michele Pigliavento and Jeffrey Kubiatowicz in the Rodgera and Hart musical 

"Blbw »n Arms" at the Birmingham Theatre. ' — — Iff 

Gus, who sings "I Wish I Were in 

Love Again". with Jeanna 

Schweppe's Terry and also dances up 

a storm. 

Schweppe is cute as the gal who 

plays hard-to-get. Kim Morgan is 

hopelessly perky as the slightly bubble-headed 

Libby, and Jeffrey Kubi- 

atowicz and Sam Samuelson also add 

good support to the singing and 

dancing apprentices. 

Carpenter is amusing as the 

Scrooge-like boss who keeps threatening 

to fire everyone, and he is 

well-matched with Naar's shrewish 

mother. Oliver Woodall is good as a 

conceited writer, director: actor, but 

Scott Willis is weak as Jennifer's 

true love despite his good voice. 

In addition to all the wonderful 

song-and-dance numbers, "Babes" 

has one hilarious farcical scene 

where everything goes wrong for lhe 

apprenUces backstage and screws up 

the onstage performance • 

Barbara Michals is a ' retired 

Southfield English teacher A theater 

critic for the last 17 years, 

she is an inveterate playgoer who 

regularly catches up on all the 

New York productions 

'How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying' wofks 

of the Jewish 

Community Center and Nancy 

Gurtirin production of "How to 

Succeed in Busines Without Really 

Trying," continue through Jan. 

19 at the Aaron DeRoy Theatre at 

the JL'C, S600 W. Maple Road. 

West Bloomfield. For ticket information 

call the JCC at 661-1100 or^ 

Gurwin at 354-0545. 

By Barbara Michals 

sp*" ./rlter 

Exuberant music and a top-notch 

cast make a winning combination 

for "How to Succeed in Business 

Without Really Trying," the current 

Nancy Gurwin production at the 

Jewish Community Center. 

The Frank Loesser-Abe Burrows 

Pulitzer Prize-winning musical satirizes 

the world of big business where 

everyone, strives to do as little-as 

^ e, mediocrity is highly priced, 

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19 Judging follows at noon 

In addition to ice carving, special 

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Ice Sculpture Spectacular 

There will be a light show every 

night II) KelltJgg Park and the Gathering. 

6-9 pm The Grace Notes 

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$10" Dancing to The Emil Moro Band 

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recommended Call Romas 

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COUNTRY MUSIC 9-1:30 a.m. 

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• P6LK A BOOSTER CLUB 

Polka Booster Gub of America 

presents their "Inaugural Dance. 1:30 

p.m. Sunday, Jan. 1#..Music by Stas 

Bulanda from Chicago. Doors open 

l JOf.m., sit down dinner. 2:50 p.m., 

dancing 4-8 p.m. at Robert Jones 

Council hall. 25160 West Outer 

Driye. Lincoln Park. Donation $16. 

open bar. For ticket* call, Ann. 937- 

1316. Irene, 522-4942 or Ray. 562- 

3175. 

• HENRY V 

. "Henry V," Shakespeare's patriotic 

historical drama celebrating Eng- 

3 rid and itsJung, will be shown 1:30 

p.m.-and 7 30 p.m. Thursday, Jan 30 

at Kresge Hall on the campus of Madonna 

University. The public is invited 

and admission is free Madonna 

University is at the corner-of .1-96 

and Levan in Livonia. 

• SECOND CITY 

The Second City Touring Company 

returns to the Attic Theatre, 8 p.m. 

Jan. 10 and 17; 7 and 10 p.m. Saturday. 

Jan. 11 and Jan. 18 and 7 p.m. 

Sunday. Jan 12 and 19. Tickets are 

$19.50 for Friday and Saturday performances, 

"and $16 50 for Sunday 

performances For tickets, call 875- 

8284 or TicketMaster outlets, 645- 

.5666. Members of The Second City 

will tâch workshops on comedic improvisational 

techniques Tuesday, 

Ian 14 and Wednesday. Jan 15 in 

conjunction with the Attic Theatre 

Conservatory. Each workshop lasts 

thiiee hours and includes two 90 minute 

sessions. Each session costs $50 

and is limited to 15 people Registration 

is on a first-come, first-serve 

basis. To register or for more information, 

call 875-8285 

• PLYMOUTH THEATRE 

GUILD 

Tlje Plymouth Theatre Guild will 

Friday 

g ? g H $ g 2 5 

be holding auditions for "On Golden 

Pond" 7 30 p.m Friday. Jan 17 and 

2-5 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 18 al the Water 

Tower Theater on the campus of 

Northville Regional-Hospital. 41001 

W. Seven Mile Road, west of 1-275 

between Haggerty and Northville " 

roads. The cast consists of three men 

lagrt 33 tft Ml. one 

la R e ' 2 , 1 . 6> 

and two women (ages 35 and 60) 

Performance dates March 13, 14, 15, 

20. 2L 22."27. afcd 28 Help is also 

needed behind the scenes Call 349- 

7110 

• TARTUFFE 

Trinity House Theatre of Livonia 

announces open auditions for "Tartuffe" 

to be performed Feb. 28- 

March 28 Auditions. 7 30 p m Monday 

and Tuesday. Jan. 6* and 7 at 

Trinity Hcrtise Theatre. 38840 W. Six 

Mile Road. Livonia, corner of 1-275 

and Six Mile Callbacks. Wednesday. 

Jan 8 Roles available, seven men 

and five women of varying ages, 

script used will be the verse translation 

by Richard Wilbur Wear casual, 

comfortable clothes Performance 

dates. 8 p.m. Thursdays. Fridays and 

Saturdays. Feb.,28 to March 28, except 

Thursday. March 26 For information. 

call 464-6302 

.• DANCE LAB 

Saturday classes for dancers and 

would-be dancers open at Wayne 

State University. Jap 11 with a new 

twist An Afro-Haitian dance workshop 

has been added The workshop 

is open to the community and runs 

.Jan 11 to April 4 Classes for ages 

three through high school are held in 

Old Main. Cass at Warren. For more 

information, call 577-4273 

MOVIES AT THE REDFORD 

New Winter series at the Redford. 

17360 Lahser Road. Films start 8 

p.m with organ overtures and intermissions 

at 7 30 p.m. Jan. 10 and 11, 

The Sound of Music." Guest organist 

lor the overture and intermission. 

Tony O'Brien. Tickets $2.50 each. 

Call 487-9638 

• GREENFIELD VILLAGE 

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January 1992 

• DINE IN ONLY• 

2 through March 17 Village building 

interiors will be closed. Jan 2 

through March 17. but "visitors can 

" enjoy walking among the historic 

"homes, shops and workplaces. 

Weather permitting, there VHL| be 

sleigh rides or horse-drawn callage 

rides Call 271-1620 for information 

• MOVlC MAKERS CLUB 

Michigan Movie * Makers club 

meets the third Wednesday of every 

month Meeting scheduled 7:30 pm 

Wednesday. Jan. 15 at the Detroit 

Historical Museum. 5201 Woodward. 

Detroit. Call Donald MacKenzie. 

838-1788, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. or Allen 

MacFadyen. 549-1820. 9 a m. to 9 

p.m. for information. 

• MOZART CELEBRATION 

All-Mozart.celebration. 8 p.m Friday. 

Jan 17 at First Presbyterian 

Church of Dearborn. 600 North Brady. 

Dearborn. Dearborn Symphony 

Orchestra. Magic Flute Overture." 

"Concerto for Flute and Harp in C 

Major. K 299 "Requiem. K. 626" 

Tickets adults. $10, students, $4 Call 

565-2424 for information. 

• NORTHVILLE PLAYERS 

Auditions for Northville Flayers 

production of Neil Simon's "Plaza 

Suite." an adult comedy. 7:30 p.m. 

Monday and Tuesday. Jan 6 and 7 at 

the United Methodist Church. (Eight 

• Mile and Taft) Northville. Production 

dates. March 6 and 7 Parts for 7 

males (3 major), and 5 females (4" 

major). Major roles have a 30 to 

mid-40 age range Call Jacquie Rundell 

for information, 344-1969 

• THEATER SCHOLARSHIPS 

Auditions and interviews for 

scholarships for incoming freshmen 

w Wavne - 

ment of Theatre will be Jan 18 and 

March 28 in the Studio Theatre 

(downstairs at the Hilberry)- To 

schedule an appointment, or for information. 

call 577-3508. Or write 

Robert McGill, Department of Thealre; 

Wavrre~State Umvwmty. Detroit, 

MI 48202-3489 

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Wednesday, Jan. 15 — A live national 

videtonference for non-minority 

and minority managers will be 

the Michigan State Court of Appeals 

The appellate court is expected to 

make a ruling later next year In its 

brief to the court. State Farm claims 

it is not liable to oversee the defense 

of. its client because the policy onlycovers 

property losses, or more 

precisely, a physical injury to tangible 

property Because computer 

data is stored as a series of numbers 

on a tape, the carrier contends the 

loss of data is outside the bounds of 

ihf [X)1H > 

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victory for every'U.S company that 

uses computers to run daily operations, 

a recent appellate court ruling 

in Minnesota stated that businesses 

are entitled to insurance coverage 

for lost data * 

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of digital imaging, including photo 

scanning, at it meeting in the Holdiav 

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MANAGEMENT 

Thursday. Feb 13 - everyday 

ethical challenges facing popertv 

managers will be the focus of a sem- 

5a*" 

"THERE'S NO question cases like 

these will become more and more 

common,' said Bruce Burns, founder 

and president of the Lighthouse 

Group, a computer service firm in 

Plymouth 

In estimates I've seen so far. a 

computer's hard disk will fail in the 

first five years of operation Knowing 

the extensive damage a faulty 

computer can do to a company, 

whether it's a small or large opera- 

-fc—, jr..n,,n .if*.. Ihl' ni-lfl lr 

back-up software programs (compute 

data) on a day-to-day basis 

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arate floppy disk or tape. Burns recommends 

consulting the owner's 

manual or hiring a computer serv ice 

firm to adopt a program What's 

more. Kator recommends companies 

consult with their insurance representatives 

to see if they are covered 

from computer accidents, whether it 

be fro'm an electric surge that can 

wipe out several files or a disgruntled 

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Marilyn Fitchett editor/953-2102 

1992 Auto show offers chance 

for comparison shopping 

By Gerald Frawley 

suit wilier 

* Maybe, just maybe, ypu're thinking 

ol buying a new car this year 

OK, the economy isn't so hot. OK. 

the auto industry is in the.doldrums 

And OK. maybe cdnsumer confidence 

is low, and no one else is planning 

on buying a car. 

But that doesn't mean you can't 

take a look at ttre North American 

International Auto Show Saturday 

through Jan. 19 at Cobo Conference 

and Exhibition Center m Detroit. 

Despite all the entertainment and 

hoopla, the real reason for the show 

~is still the cars. 

Dan Hayes, executive vice president 

of the Detroit Auto Dealers As- 

sociation, based in Troy, said autflL. 

dealers have changed their attitude 

regarding auto shows in the past few 

years. 

While auto manufacturers have always 

considered the auto show to be 

a marketing tool, it wasn't until several 

years ago that they realized how 

important shows had become 

But in 1987, the DADA surveyed 

more than 1.200 show attendees. One 

question asked how many people 

- were planning to buy a car in the 

next year 

The answer was 71 percent. 

'When we did a followup survey in 

September of that year, the numbers 

(of people who had actually bought 

cars) turned out to be about 70 percent." 

It's obviojis, "he said, that auto 

shows do more than engender public 

using them as a way to begin comparison 

shopping 

Hayes said it's worth noting that 

auto show attendance can be indicative 

of how auto sales will be in the 

following year 

"I've always maintained that you 

can tell how the year is going to be 

by ô'clock. on the first day." 

LAR^Y WEISS, public affairs 

spokesman for Ford Motor Co.. said, 

the auto shows are one of the best 

selling tools the manufacturers Hatfe. 

ttTlje ©bseruer SCctuspapcrs 

it is absolutely * marketing tooI — it 

does help to sell vehicles.' 

— Larry Weiss 

Ford Motor Co. spokesman 

"It is absolutely a marketing tool — 

it does help to sell vehicles. 

"It doesn't matter if they buy in 

three weeks or three months, the 

auto shows are often a person's first 

exposure to a vehicle," he said. 

"One of the biggest problems we 

hear from salespeople is, 'If we. 

could only get »them into the 

showrooms."" 

By creating a non-threatening, but 

exciting, entertaining environment, 

the auto shows can do something 

that advertising sometimes cannot 

— get people to look at cars. 

The aufo show is also taking on 

greater importance in today's competition 

with the foreign automakers 

Many people who buy foreign 

cars haven't given U.S. made cars a 

second look for the past decade. 

"The auto show gives us an opportunity 

to get those people — no mat- 

them to Uke another look at what 

we have to offer. 

"It's a big opportunity to show our 

competitive products — they may 

not be giving us credit for what 

we're doing today." 

Finally, auto shows are a tool in 

domestic auto manufacturer competing 

An important part nf rompelition, 

Weiss explained, is what auto 

manufacturers call "conquest sales." 

Are the auto companies cannibalizing 

their own market or are they 

capturing market from another 

manufacturer? 

How to do this and why buyers 

switch over is important to manufacturers. 

Auto shows help give 

some indication of this by surveys 

and general questions asked by consumers 

of show staff, he said. 

GORDON' STEWERT, a cc^chair 

man for the show and a Garden 

City Chevrolet dealer, said the fact 

that the auto show is not a sales floor 

is why it is so well suited for comparison 

shopping • 

"Actually. Hisn't price that people 

are comparing (at the shows)." 

Stewert said Manufactured suggested 

retail price stickers are in the 

windows, but that doesn't include options, 

rebates or other variables that 

affect the price of cars. . 

"What we try to do at the auto 

show is provide a non-threatening 

environment where people can compare 

cars without feeling obligated 

t,o negotiate a sale," he said "We 

provide information — everything 

but the price 

"Once you start talking price., 

negotiating enters into th'e process," 

Stewert said r»egotiating. he said, 

can be threatening to some people 

1 yourself 

physical appearance, cubic feet, 

head room, passenger carrying ability, 

features like anti-lock brakes, allwheel 

drive — if you have questions" 

ask them." 

People staffing the displays are 

often salespeople, but they aren't 

tfcere to sell. Stewert said. They are 

there because they are generally the 

most knowledgeable people about 

the cars. Some displays are manned 

by people from the automobile manufacturer. 

Stewert said a good way to approach 

the auto show is to make a 

brief checklist of the main features 

that are important in a car and 

prioritize that list. 

That generally means size, style, 

manufacturer, number of doors, gas 

milleage, and perhaps even color 

"That way, the buyer can check the 

competition's comparable models." 

Foland's future shaky 

By Doug Funk* 

staff writer 

While employees at Foland> 

stores in Livonia, Southfield and Ro-chester 

took inventory behind closed 

doors earlier this week, top management 

and their advisers pulled together 

financial reports and pondered 

the company's future 

Foland's, a privately owned catalog 

showroom retailer founded in 

1973 and headquartered in Livonia, 

closed Jan 3 for 11 days. 

Management plans to re-open the 

stores Tuesday "to complete customer 

layaway transactions and processing 

of customer repairs," according 

to a statement issued by the 

company. 

But there was no indication from 

the statement or from a high-ranking 

company official whether merchandise 

would be offered for sale at 

that time. 

Creditors apparently will decide 

Foland's immediate future, said David 

Castlegrant, director of store operations. 

"Our creditors j-equested that we 

close so we could do a physical inventory 

and summarize other accounting 

work for them," he said. 

"We're doing our best to work with 

the creditors We re trying to do this 

in a very orderly, organized manner. 

We're trying to keep peace with everyone 

now." , 

CREDITORS CAN agree to a restructuring 

of debt or force liquidation. 

Foland's creditors, who met 

with management Jan. 3. will do so 

again Monday. Castlegrant said. 

"We're really not sure what the 

complexion of our business will be 

on the Mthr-he said. "We are in earnest 

planning to re-open our doors 

With this situation, the complexion 

changes daily. It's anybody's guess 

what's going to happen." 

Holiday sales were disappointing, 

Castlegrant said. He declined to provide 

specific numbers or discuss in- 

" formation from financial statements 

James McTevia, a management 

consultant to Foland's, confirmed 

only that he has been advising the 

retailer for some time. "We have 

been working with them on their financial 

difficulties," he said 

A couple of employees "reached by 

phone Monday expressed uncertainty 

One, who identified herself as Linda. 

said an inventory crew including 

herself was worl^ng in the Livonia 

store at Wonderland Mall. 

"THERE'S A number of people 

here." she said. "After Thursday (today). 

we don't know anything." 

Jennifer Shoudel. who normally 

works in data processing but was answering 

calls for top management 

said. "We don't know if-we're here 

for a week or for good." 

Jim Simmons, an assistant manager 

at the Southfield store across 

from Northland Mall, said there had 

been no layoffs as of Monday; 

"We're just closed for inventory 

We'll re-open," he said. "'Everything's 

fine, no problem." 

Who's liable for data loss? 

ByltJ. King 


What happwMi if a computer «ervice 

technician accidentally hit* a 

wrong key at the office and wipes 

out a personnel file of more than 

1,000 employees'' 

Or what if a computer virus sftut* 

down a 'medical clinic for days because 

of a secret • instruction that 

doubles all entries until the system 

refuses to operlte? 

While much of the data lost In 

such accidents can easily be restored 

with back-up tapes, there are no 

guarantees the tapes wlU work as 

advertised or even that employees 

will make copies of their dally entries. 

What's more, the costs of lost 

data, down time and recovery from 

a computer accident could cost a 

company thousands of dollars, both 

in continuing to pay idle employees 

and signing off on bills from a compufer 

service Ttrm hired to restore 

the system - - 

While in the past operations 

stalled by faulty computers left businesses 

with few avenues of redress, 

there are growing signs that companies 

can collect damages from such 

accidents through general liability 

insurance policies. 

•It's a frightening prospect to consider 

that one Innocent mistake with 

a computer could bring a multi-million-dollar 

company to a standstill: 

said Mary Kator. an attorney with 

the firm of Kaufman L Payton in 

Farmington Hills, which specialises 

in insurance litigation. "But the 

Both Claudia Frederick, manager 

of the Winchester Mall in Rochester, 

and Joseph Thomas. mail- mfiaageF 

at Wonderland, said they haven't 

been tipped off as to Foland's plans 

"I haven't heard anything." Frederick 

said. 

Foland's occupies some 28,000 

square feet of the 240,000 available 

in Winchester, she said. 

"I'M SURE we wouldn't be able to 

fill it immediately (if Foland were to 

close for good)," Frederick said. "It 

woyld be a good location. I'd like to 

think they will be able to work-this 

out. I understand this is one of their 

better producing stores " 

Foland's leases more than 50,000 

square feet at Wonderland, which 

encompasses just under a million, 

Thomas said. 

"In today's retail market... a lot 

of major retailers are finding themselves 

in financial difficOlty," Thomas 

said. "Nobody out there is exempt 

any more Most people have a way 

of working it out It's a matter of 

working with creditors." 

Thomas said he doesn't anticipate 

a problem leasing Foland's space if 

the company were to go out of business 

Foland's, which also has stores in 

Dearborn, Warren and Clinton 

Township, employs about 450, Castlegrant 

said. 

The spirits of our employees are 

very "high," he said. "We're doing the 

best we can. We've always been 

blessed with good employees 

They're super people " 

prospect of a computer crash is very 

real Even if a company faithfully 

makes copies of its daily operations 

on back-up tapes, there is no guarantee 

the back-up tapes will work or 

copy everything that they should?^ 

AND KATOR should know In a 

case that will have national implications 

for computer users, insurance 

companies and computer service 

firms. Kator is representing a Birmingham 

client in a dispute with iU 

insurance carrier over coverage for 

lost computer data. 

While the case points out the need 

to back up even the most routine of 

computer tasks. It also addresses an 

infant issue in computer law: Does a 

general liability, insurance policy al- 

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Breakdown includes (1) standard vehicle price; 

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MICHEAL MESTER, a-salesman 

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"Most of the people aren't even 

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Mester saiid some people will 

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(Eibseruer N e w s p a p e r s 

Scout cookie sale yields lots of 

By Julie Brown 

staff writer 

THE LAST OF the Christmas, 

cookies may not 

have yet disappeared 

from your home, but it's 

not too early to start thinking 

about ordering Girl Scout cookies. 

The Huron Valley Girl Scout Councils 

annual cookie sale will b^gin 

- Friday Jan. 10. — 

Each year, local Girl Scouts sell 

cookies door to door and from 

booths Jennifer Foess. 10, of Can. 

ton has been selling cookies each 

year since the first grade, and 

knows how popular those cookies 

are. 

"Usually. I start off with-going to 

friends and family." said Jennifer, 

a fifth grader at Miller Elementary 

School in Canton and member of 

Junior Troop No. 726. She goes 

through her neighborhood selling 

cookies, and finds that rriany repeat 

customers look forward to the 

sale each year 

Megan Moore, 10. has been-selling 

cookies since the first grade 

and finds that thr Ppannt Butter,. 

Patties and Thin Mints do particularly 

well. Other varieties being 

sold this year are Praline Royales, 

a new cookie. Caramel DeLites. 

Shortbread. Lemon Pastry Cremes. 

and Peanut Butler Sandwiches. 

MEGAN AND Jennifer have a 

similar safes strategy that they use 

in dealing with customers. 

"Just be nice and ask politely" is 

Megan's advice when it comes to 

selling cookies She's a fifth grader 

at Miller Elementary School and a 

member of Troop No. 726 

Kristy Metz. 10, a Miller fifth 

grader and fellow troop member, 

also finds that being courteous and 

friendly helps in selling cookies. 

She's participated in the sale since 

the second grade and sells many 

cookie boxes in her neighborhood 

each year. 

' Katie Tolbert, 11, is a veteran of 

a number of previous cookie sales, 

and knows it's important to "be 

friendly and smile." She's been 

selling cookies since the first grade 

and is now a fifth grader at Miller 

and Troop No 726 member 

She hasn't found that diet-conscious. 

customers who perhaps ate 

too much during the holidays are 

necessarily reluctant to buy a few 

Party Bridge Group member, enjoy getting together each Thursday afternoon at the Plym- 

outh Cultural Center. „• 

Friendship is in the cards 

for members of this group 

Luella Cook concentrate* 

doing her beet during 

bridge game. • 

Dorothy Shaffer and her husband 

have met some great friends through 

the Party Bridge Group* 

"A very nice group," she said. "We 

play friendly bridge A lot of nice 

friendships have been made through 

theyears." 

The group meets 1-4 p.m eacfi 

Thursday at the Plymouth Cultural 

Center, 525 Farmer It's been meeting 

for a number of years and began 

when -Chuck Skene, Plymouth's 

parks and recreation director, wanted 

to establish such a local group 

Meetings began with two tables of 

players at the Cultural Center 

"It has grown over the years," she 

said. Weekly attendance varies, but 

averages eight to 12 tables with four 

players at each. Membership Isn't 

limited to senior citizens, but is open 

to "just everyone who likes to play 

friendly brMge 

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by Bill Bre»lec 

Dorothy and Boyd Shaffer took 

over about nine or 10 years ago from 

a local woman who had been the 

group's coordinator. The Shaffers. 

Plymouth Township residents, keep 

things running smoothly each week 

She likes the friendliness of the Party 

Bridge Group 

DUPLICATE BRIDGE tends to be 

more serious Party bridge players 

also enjoy a good game, but the atmosphere's 

"r little more Mighthearted.'' 

"We have some pretty good play- 

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boxes. 

"Most people just want the cookies, 

so they buy them," Katie said 

Her dad suggested that people 

break the cookies in half "so the 

calories run away." > 

Jennifer has found that New 

Year's diet plans don't significantly 

cut .into cookie sales "I think^ 

they're all ready for Girl Scout 

cookies again," she said 

Jennifer. Katie, Kristy and Me-' 

gan are friends and help each other 

out during the cookie sale. They 

BILL BRESLER/staft photograph 

January 9 

weddings and engagements 

Hallway- 

Mo! iassa 

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick X. Hallway 

of Plymouth announce the engpjp.rrw.nt 

nf t>»»ir daughter Ann 

Marie, to Lawrence Thomas Moliassa, 

son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. 

Moliassa of Redford 

The bride-eject is a graduate of 

Ladywood High School and Michigan 

State University. She is employed, as 

a packaging engineer with Mazda" 

(North America) in Flat Rock. 

Her fiance is a graduate of Thurston 

High School and the University 

of Michigan-Dearborn. He is employed 

as an electrical engineer with 

the Ford Motor Co. in Dearborn 

Wheaton-Adzima 

Mr and Mrs. Robert E. Wheaton 

of Plymouth announce the engagement 

of their daughter. Jill Margaret 

Wheaton, to Michael John Adzima. 

son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. 

Adzima of Plymouth. 

- The bride-elect is a graduate of 

Plymouth Canton High School; the 

University of Michigan and the Uni- 

anniversaries 

Couple marks 

50th anniversary 

Robert L. and Annabell Gotts of- 

Northville are celebrating their 50th 

wedding anniversary. Celebration 

plans include a family dinner at the 

Mayflower Hotel in Plymouth, 

where their wedding reception was 

held 50 years a gj. 

There will also be a reception for 

family members and friends at the 

Plymouth Historical Museum. "Relatives 

and friends will come from 

Kentucky, Florida, Virginia, Montana 

and Michigan. 

Robert L. Gotts and Annabell 

Brown were married Jan. 10, 1942, 

at the First United Methodist Church 

in Plymouth. They are lifetime residents 

of the community. 

They have three children: Kaye 

Horsfall of Stevensville, Mont.; Linda 

Freiny of Monroe, Mich.; and 

Richard Gotts of Traverse City. 

Mich. They also have six grandchil- 

Couple marks ~ 

50th anniversary 

. James and Violet Mix of Canton 

celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary 

Saturday. Dec. 28, during a 

party at Riverside Park Church of 

God in Livonia. 

James Mix and Violet Jones were 

married Dec. 25, 1941, in Bono. Ark. 

They have lived in the area for 43 

years. 

They have three children: Jerry 

Mix of Florence, Ore.; Karen Glenn 

of Westland; and Cindy Reed of Canton. 

They also have six grandchildren. 

James Mix retired from Detroit 

Edison. Hi£ wife retired from General 

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Salem High School and Michigan 

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dren. 

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are members of the First United 

Methodist Church in Northville and 

of the Plymouth Historical Society. 

They live in Punta Gorjla, Fla. 

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Jennifer Schnoes, Donna McAninch. 

Kim Ouellette and Kelly Schnoes. 

The flower girl was Sarah Striker. 

Robert Simsick was the best man. 

The groomsmen were William 

Schnoes, Jon McAninch, Michael 

O'Day and John Schnoes. Sean 

McAninch was the ring bearer. 

For her wedding, the bride wore a 

Bobcean-Werton 

Donna Lee Werton of Redford and 

Kurt Alan Bobcean of Plymouth 

were married Nov. 23 at the First 

United Methodist Church of Plymouth. 

The Rev."John Grenfell performed 

the ceremony. 

Parents of the couple are Mr. and 

Mrs Donald Werton of Redford and 

Mr and Mrs. Melvin W. Bobcean of 

Plymouth. 

The bride is a student at Eastern 

Michigan University, where she is 

. working on a degree in education. 

She is employed at Independence 

Green. 

Her husband is a graduate of Eastern 

Michigan University. He is employed 

with Foodland Corp.* 

The maid of honor was Kimber 

Funk. The bridesmaids were Amber 

Stack, Christy Stack and sister of the 

bridegroom Laura Freeman. The 

flower girls were Meghan and Audrey 

Freeman and Rene Robinson. 

David Cadogan was the best man. 

Groomsmen were Daniel Cencer, 

Peter Gotts and James Freeman. Nicholas 

Howard was the ring bearer. 

For her wedding, the bride wore a 

full-length slipper satin gown. The 

gown had a chapel train and leg of 

mutton sleeves. It was adorned with 

chantilly lace, pearls and sequins on 

new 

voices 

Daniel and Wendi Williams of 

Plymouth announce the birth of a 

daughter, Samantha Suzanne, Dec. 

22 at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital in 

Ann Arbor. Grandparents are Mr. 

and Mrs. Paul G. Kruger of Hamburg, 

Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. John 

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white satiny gown trimmed with appliques 

and beading. She carried a 

cascading bouquet of a white orchid 

surrounded by white roses and white 

carnations. 

A reception was held at the Mayflower 

Meeting House in Plymouth 

Following a wedding trip to Toronto, 

Canada, the newlyweds are 

making their home in East Lansing, 

Mich. 

the bodice, skirt, train and sleeves. 

She wore a French illusion veil held 

by a band of pearls and sequins. She 

carried a cascading bouquet of white 

miniature carnations, white statice. 

and Monte Casino aster accented 

with white roses 

A reception was held at the Holiday 

Inn-Dearborn. A wedding-trip is 

planned at a later date. 

The newlyweds are making their 

home in Farmington Hills. * 

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Hoitash-Vollmer 

Celeste Ann Vollmer of Redford 

and Frederick John Hoitash of Ypsilanti 

were, married Nov. 23 at St. 

John Neumann Catholic Church in 

Canton. The Rev Matthew Ellis of 

St John Neumann Church and the 

Rev John Roberts of St. Philip's 

Church in Ypsilanti performed the 

ceremony. 

Parents of the couple are Robert 

P. and Geri Ann Vollmer of Plymouth 

and Charles F and Doris A. 

Hoitash of Plymouth. 

—ThP hi LiV IS a flrarinatp of the University 

of Michigan, where she 

earned a bachelor of science degree 

in biology and a bachelor of arts degree 

in anthropology. She is employed 

with Techna Corp. jn Plymouth. 

Her husband is a graduate of Eastern 

Michigan University, where he 

earned a bachelor of science degree 

in chemistry He is employed as director 

of Huron Valley Laboratories 

Inc. in Romulus. 

Mary Maisel was the maid of honor. 

The bride's attendant* were Carla 

Vollmer, Mary Aqn Nelson and 

Jeanne Schlaufman . 

Luce-Lipovsky 

Cynthia Lynn Lipovsky and John 

Charles Lilce were married June 21 

at Addison Oaks in Oxford. 

Parents of the couple are 

Jonathan and Marcia Lipovsky of 

Rochester Hills, Mrs Janet Williams 

of Flint and Harry Luce of Rochester 

Hills. 

The bride is a graduate of Rochester 

High School and the University of 

Michigan. She is enrolled as a graduate 

student at Oakland University. 

Her husband is a graduate of 

Plymouth Canton High School and 

the University of Michigan He is 

employed at the Flint Auto Auction 

The Hewlyweds wilL make their 

home in Clarkston. 

"Martin Pikstem was the best man 

The bridegroom's attendants wer? 

Brian Hall. C Craig Hoitash and 

Robert S Lynch.» 

A reception was held at The Dearborn 

Inn in Dearborn 

A wedding trip to Jamaica is 

planned for this spring The 

newlyweds are making their home in 

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Your Invitation to Worship 

BAPTIST 

BETHEL BAPTIST TfcMPLE 

29475 W. Six Mile, Livonia 

525-3664 or 261-9276 

Sunday School .... 

tiOOO NOHTM TERRITORIAL ROAD 

PLYMOUTH MICHIGAN «81T0 

4SS-2309 

Pastor Paul F While 

Crwtryl Kays Mus-c Oi'ectw 

Morning Worship... 

YOUTH 

AWANA 

CLUBS 

. 10:00 A.M: 

11:00 A.M. 

Evening Worship 6:00 P.M. 

Wed. Family Hour 

7:30 P.M 

January 12th 

.11:00 A.M. & 6 P.M. 

Guest: Rev. Steve Leathley 

~A Church Thai s Concerned About People ' 

Redford Baptist Church 

7 Mile Road and Gravid River 

. _ _ Redford. Michigan 

ABt " 533-2300 

U S A 9:30 AM WOtsntp 

January 12th 

Betty Houghton preaching 

10:45 AM Church School lor ail ages 

Wednesday & 45 P.M. - Mid-Weet< Service 

Staffed Nursery Children ft Youth Programs 

An. *> £ Neteor. «•» E Soramer. Mra Doon. GMnor 

Semor I>««tor AuocoM PaeKx DlrecSor ol Mum 

9:40 A.M, Sunday School 

11.00 A.M. Morning Worship 

"A New Look for a New Year" 

Rev. Paul F. While preaching 

6:30 P.M. Evening Service 

Pastor Paul preaching 

GRACE BAPTIST CHURGH 

Welcomes You! 

KENNETH D. GRIEF 

PASTOR 

EPISCOPAL 

"AN INDEPENDENT tl W * JJ 

BAPTIST CHURCH" 

SCHEDULE OF SERVICES 

425-6215 or 425-1116 

SUNDAY SCHOOL SUN. 10:00 A.M 

MORNING WORSHIP - >,.SUN. 11:00 A.M. 

EVENING WORSHIP SUN. 6:00 P.M 

WEDNESDAY BIBLE STUDY WED. 7:00 P.M. 

I 

ST. ANDREW'S 

EPISCOPAL CHURCH 

16360 Hubbard Road 

Uvooia. Michigan 481S4 

421-8451 

Mon -Fri 9:30 A M Holy Euchanst 

Wednesday 6 00 P M Dinner & Classes 

Saturday 5:00 P M Holy Eucharist 

Sunday 7:46 110AM Holy Eucharist 

9:00 A M Christian Education for all ages 

Sunday Morning - Nursery Care Available 

The Rev. Robert Clapp. Rector 

Every knee shall bow and every tongue 

confess that Jesus Christ is Lord 

PNt.2M* 

EPISCOPAL CHbRCH 

of tha HOLY SPIRIT 

> Livonia - 88T-02i f 

Tr>» Emery F Q'hVeIV ». VI Holy Eucharisi 

9 » • m Aduft Chnsiien Edoc mon 

lOJQ m m ramdy luchansi & Su«d my School 

A frss Facia*y tor lhe Mom jicaooed 

SAINT JOHN'S 

EPISCOPAL CHURCH 

574 S. Sheldon Road 

Plymouth 453-0190 

Tha Rev Robert S Shank. Jr. 

Rector 

SERVICES 

7:45 A.M. Holy Eucharist 

10:00 A.M. Holy Eucharist 

Church School 

Nursery Car* 

First Saturday ot Each Month: 

5:00 P.M Holy Eucharist 

• fr POnCSOoy 

10:30 A.M Holy Eucharist 

CHRIST ADELPHIANS 

CHRIST ADELPHIANS 

28440 LYNDON. UVONIA. Ml 

NORTHWEST BAPTIST CHURCH 

23845 UWCleOetl BfcS S Ot to Mile • 474-3393 

Sunday School 9:45 A.M. 

Morning Worship 11:00 A.M 

Evening Worship 7:00 P.M. 

Wednesday Service 7:00 P.M. 

Nursery Provided 

Rev. Richard L ârr. Pastor 

J?ioO*ua Rapiui CltWicJi. 

32$40 Schoolcraft - Livonia 

SBC 

Bible Study for all ages 9 45 AM Sundays 

Sunday Worship 11:00 AM & 6 00 P.M. 

Pastor Gilbert Sanders Ph D 

CATHOLIC 

ST. JOHN NEUMANN 

44800 Warren • Canton • 455-5910 

Father George Charniey, Pastor 

MASSES 

Saturday 4:30 & 6:30 P.M. 

Sun. 7:30. 9:00. 11:00 A.M. & 1:00 P.M 

SAINT ANNE'S CHURCH in Redfordi 

Society of St Pius X • Traditional Latin Mass 

23310 Joy fioad 

5 Biles E of Trlrgraplv-ili i W L- 

Maas Schedule: 

Sunday Mass 12:15 

Rosary A Confession before Mass 

OUR IADY OF 

GOOD COUNSEL 

1160 Penniman Ave. 

Plymouth • 45J-0326 

Rev. James Wysocki, Pastor 

Masacs: Moa.-Fri 9 00 AM.. Sal S 00 P M 

Sunday 8:00. 10.00 AM. and 12:00 P M. 

RESURRECTION CATH0UC CHURCH 

981-6600 

Rev Richard A. Pertetio Pastor 

Sunday Mass 10:00 a.m. 

Pioneer Middle School 

Ann Arbor Rd betweeft Car«on Center Rd 

and McClumpha Rd 

St. Thomas a'Becket 

981-1333 • Canton 

555 South Ulley Road 

Mass Schedule 

M. T. Th. F - »:00 a.m. 

Saturday *JO p.m. 

Sunday «:00. 10:00 a.m. * 12 Noon 

Mail Copy To: OBSERVER & ECCENTRIC NEWSPAPERS 

36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia 48150 

CHURCH PAGE: 953-2153, Mondays 9:OOa.m.-12 Noon 

LUTHERAN CHURCH MISSOURI SYNOD 

CHRIST OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN CHURGH 

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

Livonia Phone: 522-6830 

Rev, Luther A. Werth, Paster 

Sunday Worship 8:30. 11:00 A.M. 

Sunday School & Bible Class 9:45 A.M. 

ST. PAUL S LUTHERAN 

-MISSOURI SYNOD 

High & Elm Streets Northville ' 

- T -tubeck. Pasior 

L Kinne, Associate Pastor 

Church 14* 3140 - School 349-3146 

SonOa» Wor*hip 8 30 A 11 00 A M 

Sunday School 9 45 A M 

Saturday Vespers 6 00 f M 

H0SAWU TABOR LUTHERAN CHURCH i SCHOOL 

— 960CrtB»wme-'-3o 

.Rev Glenn liopper 

Rev Lawrence Witlo 

WORSHIP WITH US 

Sundays 8.30 & 11 00 A M 

Monday Evening 7'00 P M 

Sunday School 1 BM » as A M • 

CM«U> School Pr»-Schooate Voo«h 

talbot Sr Mtmler t* Manec 

l»a tayVw Chrfdren t M»n>Mw»n 

M> Ciuwdn • Onkrsk IMHImI 

New Horirom (or Children Day Care: 

4SS-3m 

zx: i 

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EVANGELICAL PRESBYTERIAN 

fty 

rRESOYTERIAN 

CHURCH 

Farmington Road and Six Mile 

422-1150 

SUNDAY SERVICE BROADCAST 

8:30 A.M WMUZ-FM-103 5 

APOSTOLIC LUTHERAN 

FIRST APOSTOLIC 

LUTHERAN CHURCH 

26325 Halstead Road at 11 Mile 

Farmington Hills, Michigan 

Services Every Sunday at 10 30 A M 

Also, is! 4 3rd Sunday at 7 00 P M 

- Sunday School 9 15AM 

Bible Class Tuesday 7 30 P M 

Song Services - Lasi Sunnay 

ol Month 7 00 PM 

o n earth e 

SUNDAY. January 12, 1992 

8 00. 9:15. 10.45 a m and «2 05 p m 

Worship and Sunday School 

8 00 9TT5 and 10:45 a m 

-HANDLING OtSCOURAGEMENT" 

Or H chard j Alberta 

12:05 pm 

- A NEW YEAR S RESOLUTION 

I Will Pray With Enthosiasm 

Rev John B tnmnvns 

7 00 p m 

-A GOO PLANNED LIFE »Pa«1 2l Tty» lordship ©f ctv 

Rev Brian Tweed'e 

Continuous SQuMe Bus sen. e f.K - S i . 

SrevVnso" High Scnoo* 'rom ' 30 a m is • 11>, 

Wednesday - 7 00 p.m 

SCHOOL OF CHRISTIAN EOUCAT'O*. 

{Activities 453-646* 

Worship, Chinch School S Nur»«ry 

9 00 AM A 11 00 AM 

Phil.p Roagers Magee Leland L Seose J< 

Minister Associate M lister 

We have Deer, comt^mporary smcejajS 

PENTECOSTAL 

FULL GOSPEL CHURCH 

OF PLYMOUTH 

291 E. SPRING ST. 

2 Blocks N oi Main - 2 Btocics E ol M.n 

SUNDAY " WEDNESDAY 

MM low Ilk 1 M 4 0" l*'« 

miiiviii 

Pastor Frank Howard Cn 453-0323 

CHURCHES OF CHRIST 

niHItRlll ( HI K( U Ol 4 Hills I 

(Christian Chtirchi 

35475 Five Mile Rd 464-6722 

MARK McGlLVR^V Minister 

Steve Allen, Youlh Minister 

Celebrating 50 Years ot Service 

BIBLE SCHOOL [All ages) 9 30AM 

8 ' S » M Sery«e • Mo"v>g Worship 10*5 * M 

Evening Worship 4 YcMh Meeting 8 30 e V 

"Church: 

353-6200 

10:30 A M Worship Service and 

Sunday School 

Rev Richard I Peters 

Rev jemrtTer-Strea 

Nursery Care Available 

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YOU ARE INVITED 

GARDEN CITY PRESBYTERIAN 

CHURCH (U S A.) 

1841 Middlemen • 42- 

9 15 & 11 00 A M 

Worship * N I'sery 

Adult "Class 9 15AM 

Classes for 2 Vears 12tn Or»ct 

a! 11 00 "A M 

GENEVA PKtSBT-lkHiPN 

CHURCtf (U.S.A ) 

*~JL • 5535 Sheldon Rd Cant* 

; Jffi J IJUS: Nn"n o'Km--."- 

" 459 0013 

Worship & S 

ASSEMBLIES OF COD 

K denorwMr^m «- irshic • , 

MORNING WORSHIP S:30 A.M A 11:00 A M 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 10:00 A.M 

Celebration of Praise - 6:30 P.M. 

7:30 P.M. We 

• NORTHWEST SOFTBALL 

The Northwest Christian Women's 

Softball League is looking lor additional 

churches The league will have 

its first meeting Tuesday, Jan. 21. 

The NCWS is a low-competitive, recreational 

league that emphasizes fellowship 

and cooperation among its 

teams. For information, call 478- 

4929 

• SUBSTANCE ABUSE 

Main Street Baptist Church. 8500 

N Mortoo-Tayior in Canton, has begun 

a new ministry to help thoae 

whose lives have been affected by 

substance abuse The Over-comers 

Outreach program meets several 

times each mooth for both the chemically 

dependent and their families. _ 

A support group meeting for faml 

lies will be 7 p.m Tuesday, Jan. 21 

Thoae with drug and/or alcohol 

1 

Some people are. however, a bit 

surprised to learn that needy people 

do live in the Plymouth-Canton 

community. They assume everyone 

who caHsr-the area home is doing 

just fine. 

"That's _not true. There are all 

kinds of people that have difficult 

times." Beachum said Those are 

Some people have lost their jobs 

and need short-term help from the 

Salvation Army, he said. Some 

have been abandoned by the family 

breadwinner and need help making 

problems can attend the substance 

abusers group meetings 7 p.m. Fridays, 

Jan 17 and 31 Help will.be 

offered to those seeking a Christian 

perspective in handling the hurt and 

manipulation associated with dysfunctional 

relationships Meetings 

are open to the public For information, 

call 453-4785 

• NEW BEGINNINGS 

New Beginnings, a support group 

for those who have lost a loved one, 

meets 7-9 p m Thursdays at St 

Matthew United Methodist Church. 

30900 W Six Mile, east of Merriman, 

Livonia For information, call 476- 

1842 or 422-0957 

• EMPLOYMENT HELP . 

ACTION Ministry provides 

support and practical J»elp for people 

who are unemployed or changing careers 

Meetings are 7 p m the second 

and fourth Mondays of the 

month at Ward Presbyterian Church. 

17000 Farmington Road, Livonia 

For information, call 422-1826 

• SENIOR FELLOWSHIP 

Bethel Baptist Temple, 29475 W. 

Six Mile, Livonia, sponsors meetings 

for senior citizens and retirees the 

first and third Tuesday of the month 

For information, call 52S-3664 

• TOUGHLOVE 

Tough love is a group for parents 

who have troubled teenagers It 

meets 7 SO p m. Thursdays at St " 

Paul Lutheran Church, 21915 Beech, 

at Monroe in Dearborn. For information. 

tall 28S-«

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International exchange program 

seeks host families for students 

ASSE International Student Exchange 

Programs seeks local host 

lamilie6 for high school exchange 

students from Scandinavia..---Europe, 

Japan and Australia 

Students are 15-18 and will arr,y» 

fnr thp 1992-93 school year 

conclusion of the school year. 

Students are" screened and sponsored 

by ASSE. a nonprofit organization 

affiliated with the Swedish 

and Finnish Departments of Education. 

ASSE also cooperates with 

,the Canadian Provincial Ministries 

f..'l Lit.. JV..W T «-«»»• * " 

They are fluent in English and of Education and is approved Dy 

bring their own insurance and 

spending money. 

Exchange students arrive in late 

August or early September and return 

to their native countries at the 

Roll Call 

Report 

Members of the 1991 session of 

Congress were faulted for almost everything 

from worsening the recession 

to bouncing their personal 

checks at the House bank. 

But whatever they did right or 

wrong during the 11-month legislative 

term, they cannot be accused of 

avoiding roll call votes on the House 

and Senate floors. 

Once again in 1991, the great majority 

of lawmakers registered high 

attendance at record votes conducted 

in the two chambers, according to 

a survey by Roll Call Report Syndicate. 

This includes Michigan's senators 

and House members from the Observer 

& Eccentric area. 

In the House, where 428 roll calls 

were held, the average member's 

voting attendance was-95.1 percent. 

In the Senale^Jthich conducted 280 

roll calls, the average was 97.4 percent. 

Lawmakers had to cast a yea 

or nay to be counted in attendance. 

Eight House members and 19 

senators recorded 100 percent attendance 

and overall legislative competence. 

But they support the notion 

tftatTncumbents-who are excessively 

truant invite political trouble ranging 

from newspaper editorials to 

negative television commercials. 

SEN. CARL LEVIN, D-Mich. was 

one of those senators with 100 percent 

voting attendance Sen. Donald 

Biegle, D-Mich.. was close behind, 

with 99 percent voting attendance. 

All of Michigan's U.S. representatives 

had at least 90 percent attendance. 

In the Observer & Eccentric area. 

Sander Levin, D-Southfield, 

highest with 99 percent. Dennis Hertel, 

D-Harper Woods was next with 

97 percent. William Broomfield. R- 

Btrmingham, had 96 percent; Carl 

Pursell, R-Plymouth, had 92 percent 

and William Ford. D-Taylor, was 

lowest of all Michigan's state representatives, 

posting 90 percent. 

The lowest attendance among all 

House members — '36 percent — 

was registered by Rep. Larry Hopkins, 

R-Ky.. who spent much of the 

year back home in a losing campaign 

for governor of Kentucky. 

Rep. Mel Levine, D-Calif., ranked 

second from the bottom with 60 percent 

attendance. An undeclared candidate 

in the 1992 U.S. Senate race in 

California, he attributed most of his 

misses to the demands of getting his 

campaign under way. 

Voting absenteeism was an issue 

in the 1990 California race for governor. 

Republican Pete Wilson, then a 

U.S. senator, caught so much flak for 

missing votes that he left the campaign 

trail only weeks before election 

day to return to Capitol Hill. 

Levine's aides sought to downplay 

their boss's absenteeism "He's had 

excellent attendance" throughout his 

10-year House career, said a spokesman 

"Mel's been asked this question 

before, and one. of his responses al- 

~ ways is~niat~tte never misses iLQles 

that are close." 

Ranking third from the bottom; 

with 64 percent attendance, was 

Rep. Robert J. Mrazek, D-N.Y., 

whose misses also resvjl 

from getting in early start on a 1992 

Uiv Senate campaign. 

ANOTHER NEW YORK Democrat, 

freshman Rep. Jose Serrano, 

acknowledged "politically tRere 

could be a problem." over his 87 percent 

attendance. 

Most of his 55 no-sboVs occurred 

when he remained in his South Bronx 

district to speak at more than two 

dozen school ghaduations. "telling 

the kids to stay in school, stay off 

drugs, showing them what I've done 

with my life." 

Serrano doesn't feel he missed 

much on Capitol Hill, because "there 

are a lot of votes that I wonder why 

the heck they're being taken." 

Rep. Ron Marlenee. R-Mont., who 

voted 84 percent of the timer feels 

many votes are staged for political 

posturing. He. too. often preferred 

working in his district to returning 

to Washington for roll calls. 

An aide pointed to "the congressman's 

growing displeasure with the 

(Democratic) establishment In Cooover 

its scheduling of House 

"He has constituents in 

Montana, he has family In Montana 

and be has events that he's invited to 

in Montana" that sometimes take 

precedence over House votes. 

the Australian and New Zealand 

departments of education. 

Host families may select the student 

of their choice from extensive 

student applications, photos and 

STORE HOURS 

~1YlontJay-Ffkiay- 

10 a.m.-9 p.m. 

Saturday 

10 a.m.-7 p.m. 

Sunday 

12 noon-5 p.m. 

biographical essays. 

ASSE also seeks local high 

school students interested in becoming 

exchange students abroad 

Candidates must have a good academic 

record and a desire to explore 

foreign culture 

Those interested in becoming a 

host family, or in studying abroad, 

can call local ASSE representative 

Colleen Christetisen, 981-2446 or 

call 1-800-736-1760 

McNamara to address construction execs 

Wayne County Executive Edward 

McNamara will be the featured 

speaker at the Engineering Society 

of Detroit celebrity luncheon 11:30 

a m Tuesday. Jan 14 at the Rackham 

Memorial Building, Detroit 

Wayne County is the foorth most 

populous county in the U.S. 

McNamara will discuss its role as an 

economic generator 

The luncheon is sponsored by the 

ESD's construction activities com- 

mittee. a consortium of statewide 

construction industry executives 

Tickets are $22 for ESD members, 

$25 for non-members. Reservations 

can be made by calling 832-5400 

Madonna offers GRE, GMAT prep courses 

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Class meets from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. 

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The class offers a review of the 

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REAL ESTATE 

Aa Etrt Film crew works magic with festival 

Artbeai spotlights vignettes 

from thg_suburban arts scene. 

Send news leads to: Artbeai. 

Creative Living, Observer & 

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Schoolcraft. Lixxmia 48150. 

It's called Very Special Arts 

Michigan. 

And its intent is to hone the 

artistic skills of physically and 

mentally disabled students. " 

Observerland schools 

interested in taking part in this 

very special program should call 

Livonia Arts Commission 

chairman "Jack Olds, Very Special 

Arts' southeast Michigan chapter 

treasurer and a state board — 

chairman, at 591-0842. 

Affiliated with Kennedy Center 

for the Performing Arts in 

Washington. Very Special Arts 

Michigan "has never been 

strong." said Olds, who chairs the 

statewide programs committee. 

"It's the victim of stops and 

""starts. Bui we've always stuck ir 

there and tried to make it work." 

Chapter highlights include 

scholarships to art camp, an art 

festival, bringing professional 

artists into the classroom and 

helping professional artist§.build 

recognition. 

Olds, former Michigan Countil 

for the Art', assistant program 

director, hopes to bring Very 

Special Arts' southeast Michigan 

chapter art festival to Livonia 

this spring. 

The festival draws entries in a 

variety of media: ceramics, glass, 

textile, jewelry, prints, paintings 

Regional winners will move on to 

state competition at Western 

Michigan University and possibly 

national competition. This year's 

national competition theme: "The 

White House." 

Olds" motivation for working 

with Very Special Arts' "It's a 

feeling oi doing something for the 

community. After all the years I 

worked on the outside with the 

Michigan Council for the Arts. > 

this now gives me a chance to 

work on the inside." 

Did you know that three 

American Revolutionary War 

soldiers lived in Livonia? 

A state historic marker at the 

Edward A. McNamara 

Bicentennial Park on Seven Mile 

honors that. _ 

David Dean was born in 1763 

and enlisted in the New, York 

militia in 1778. He settled in 

Livonia about 1836 and died two 

—/ears later. • " : 

A Connecticut native, Salmon 

Kinglsey belonged to a company 

of minutemen who aided in the 

sfense of Boston. He came to • 

LivoBia~nt-f825_and died two 

years later. 

Born in New York about 1763, 

Jeremiah Klumph was a 

messenger in George 

Washington's Army. He lived in 

Is*vonia from 1836 until he died in 

1855 

"These men were a few of the 

many Revolutionary veterans 

.who settled in the West All three 

journeyed with their families and 

settled in this area," relates the 

historic marker, erected in 1976 

to commemmorate the U.S. 

bicentennial. 

By Mary Kleinic 

staff writer 

Those who were involved with a film project 

over the last two years in a smaHTWchigan 

town had the magic touch — literally. 

Beth Winsten of Birmingham. Pamela Conn 

of Plymouth and Sue Marx of Detroit, all of 

Sue Marx Films Inc., are co-producers of "It's 

Magic." a film for National Geographic Television's 

"Explorer" series. It will air at 9 p.m. 

Sunday on Turner Superstation WTBS." 

The annual "magic get-together" that takes 

place each summer in Colon, Mich. ("The Mag- 

ic Capital of the World") is the subject of the 

16-minute film. It is the first National Geographic 

co-production with a Michigan company. 

The women are thrilled and excited about 

the film, its subject and its setting, a small 

community .(population 1,200) near the Irish 

Hills. " . " ~ 

"It's just a feel-good film." Winsten said. 

"It's not going to save the world, but it might 

make it a little more cheerful." 

"it was a good story about Michigan." Marx 

said. "It was a story that relatively few people 

knew about." 

Exhibition will showcase 

full spectrum of media 

Exhibitions: 3D 

By Linda Ann Chomin 


WITHIN THE broad spectrum 

of art media, 

bronze and watercolor 

undoubtedly seem to 

fall at opposite ends.. 

But one can be as alluring as the 

other to the viewer as' both must 

hold to the same principles of design, 

relationship of shapes and 

mastery of the medium. 

: Bronze sculpture takes the 

viewer into a world of three dimensions 

while the two-dimensional 

medium of watercolor delights the 

eye with a full palette. 

__L1ke night £nd day, the strength 

of lutein James Bouchey*s abstract 

bronze seulpture, "Ascension," 

complements the vibrant palette of 

Billie Thompson's watercolor, 

"Fall Festival." 

Their artwork, on exhibit Jan. 

15-20 in downtown Plymouth, are 

part of -43 pieces chosen for Plymouth 

Community Art Council's 

statewide fine arts competition, 

Michigan Art '92. 

"I'm very excited about being in 

the show. This is the first time 111 

be showing this piece," Bouchey 

said. " Ascension' was done in 

memory of my mother." - 

. Bouchey's mother died two years 

ago after a lengthy illness. The 

contemporary piece, "Ascension," 

is the second sculpture in tribute to 

"The whole experience of making the film 

itself and doing the filming at Colon was wonderful." 

Conn said. "'I do enjoy the place a lot. 

The whole film, the whole experience was fun. 

it was just plain fun ". 

"IT'S MAGIC" presents acts and looks behind 

the scenes of the festival. Jt features a 

gamut of performers, young and old Among 

those are one whose whole act consists of tearing 

a newspaper, a funeral home director who 

calls himself a "gentleman planter, " a man 

who "preaches the message of Jesus" and an 

English visitor who has the patter down — pat 

his mother, who strongly encouraged 

pursuit of his dream to become 

an artist. 

AFTER SIX years of study at 

'.Please turn to Page 2 

Plymouth to host 

statewide art test 

By Linda Ann Chomin 


Plymouth Community Arts 

Council will exhibit winning and 

selected artwork from Michigan 

Art '92. its third statewide fine arts 

competition Wednesday through 

Monday. Jan. 15-20, in Saxton's 

Showroom, 587 W. Ann Arbor 

Trail, adjacent to Kellogg Park. 

Running concurrently with the 

Plymouth Ice Sculpture Spectacular. 

the exhibit features SO twoand 

three-dimensional pieces by 

fine artists working in a variety of 

media through Michigan. 

Exhibited media include oil, 

acrylic, watercolor, colored pencil. 

clay and bronze sculpture, lithograph 

and mixed media. 

"The Plymouth Community Arts 

Council is very excited about presenting 

Michigan Art '92. It gives 

people a chance to see what Michigan 

artists are doing and there's a 

variety of media there. It's a very 

high quality show." said Doris 

Chatterley, event co-chairman with 

Janet Campbell 

Juror for Michigan Art '92 is 

Mary Stephenson, assistant curator 

for the Department of Twentieth 

Century Art at the Detroit Institute 

of Arts. 

"Mary Stephenson has been gra- 

Ptease turn to Page 2 

photos by ART EMANEULE/start 

*1D 

Conn told about the pig that presented a special 

challenge. There was this pig backstage 

they tried to dress up like a rhinocerous,' she 

said. "It kept alleviating itself backstage ' 

It's just all so magical," Winsten said. "Almost 

everyone there is a character in their 

own right IVs more of a sense of the entire 

place " 

. The film project came together almost like 

— well, like magic. 

Principal filming took place in August 1990, 

with final photography completed in 1991. 


Watercolorist Billie 

Thompson of Livonia enjoys 

painting on the family's 

kitchen table. Thompson 

began watercole* classes 

with Edee Joppich of 

Farmington Hills in 1972. She 

has been a Farmington 

Artists Club member ever 

since. Thompson continues 

to study watercolor and 

sharpen her skills under the 

tutelage of Donna Vogelheim 

and Alice Nichols, both of 

Farmington. 

Livonia artist James Bouchey created the contemporary 

piece, "Ascension," in cast bronze. The 90-pound abstract 

sculpture stands about 40 inches high. It is priced at $2,500. 

Arts commission homes in on exhibit gallery at library 

MONTHLY ART exhibits probably 

will adorn the Livonia Civic Center 

Library gallery by spring. 

Friends of the Library and the 

Livonia Arts Commission are poised 

to split the 116,000 cost to equip the 

glass-enclosed, second-floor gallery 

with suitable display panels. 

"Once we get the panels, we'll 

have a very fine exhibition area," 

said Jack (Ads. arts commission 

chairman and liaison to the Friends. 

"It's * key project right now " - 

The city council will consider the 

arts commission s share of the cost 

next Wednesday The money will 

come from the commission's trust 

fund, not the city's general fund. 

The freestanding, slatwafl display 

panels will be expansive enough to 

accommodate a typical 4S-piece individual 

exhibit and versatile enough 

to showcase three-dimensional pieces 

like sculpture and jewelry. 

"SHOWS WILL be similar to what 

we do in the city hall lobby," said 

arts commissioner Dorothy Wilshaw. 

who will team with Olds to coordinate 

art exhibits at the library. 

"The gallery will give us more opportunity 

to showcase artwork although 

it's probably not big enough 

for large clnb shows. 

"A lot of people who come to the 

library don't necessarily have reason 

to'go to the city hall so they miss out 

on the art exhibits there," she added. 

"And the library is open evenings 

and weekends." 

Wilshaw hopes the gallery opens 

in early spring with an invitational 

exhibit and' reception for Livonia 

artists. 

A COMMITTEE is looking into 

Bob 

Sklar 

whether the arts commission should 

consider hosting an annual fine art 

show at the library gallery. Such a 

show would be different from the 

commission's spring Arts and Crafts 

Festival at Greenmead. 

"We'd be able to buy high-duality 

art at two city-sponsored shows under 

this scenario, giving as another 

chance to add to our city collection 

of artwork," Olds said 

An arts commissioner for IS 

months. Olds brings an impressive 

resume to the commission chairmanship. 

which he assumed Dec. 1. 

He retired about 1* years ago after 

10 years as Michigan Council for 

the Arts assistant program director 

Before that, the former University 

of Northern Iowa art professor headed 

the Iowa Arts Council for 12 

years. 

He'ialso a regional treasurer with 

Very Special Arts Michigan, which 

brings the arts to special education 

students 

OLDS, AN unassuming ambassador 

for the; arts, sees the arts commission 

as a source of "excitement 

in the community 

"A city the size of Livonia," he 

said, "should be Involved in everything 

from art In public places to 

special art evenu for children, the 

elderly and the general citizenry 

"Art's an enhancement for our 

quality of life. The arts commission 

ought to be a leader In providing this. 

type of service " 

Working with an $18,000 annual 

budget, the 15 commissioners, appointed 

by the mayor, provide such 

diverse programming as chamber 

concerts to Music Under the Stars 

The Library Show Series ranges 

from art lectures to magic shows 

The commission has lent a financial 

lift to selected cultural groups, 

including the Livonia Symphony, 

Livonia Public Schools theater studenu 

and the Livonia-Redford Theatre 

Guild 

Says Olds "We support other arts 

groups to help them succeed in what 

they're doing but we also try to initiate 

activities not done by others " 

AN ARTIST himself. Olds likes to 

do wood cuts (social justice issues 

ranging from civil rights to women's 

rights) and watercolors (often 

scenescapes from his camping trips 

across the country). 

On a recent three-week trip to 

France and Spain, be made a wealth 

of sketches, from small towns along 

France's Loire River to Spain's sidewalk 

cafes. He hopes these drawings 

provide fodder for his watercolors. 

Livonia Mayor Robert. Bennett 

says Olds "has developed a real good 

rapport on the art commission and 

should do a nice job as chairman 

"He's working with an energetic 

commission that's very conscientious." 

the mayor added. "I'm looking 

forward toâ very productive 

year from them." 

Bob Sklar is assistant managing 

editor for special projects

ExhibitioTTvvHT^howCase full spectrum of media Make resolutions in photograpny 

20* O&E Thursday. January 9, 1992 _ • • • ® 


the Center for Creative Studies in 

Detroit, where he experimented in a 

variety of media, Bouchey turned to 

bronze in search of permanence. "I 

had to find a niche and I found it in 

sculpture," Bouchey said 

He favors bronze for his sculptures 

because execntiM 0! & 

requires completion of a variety of 

tasks before reaching a final state. 

"It's a wonderful medium to work 

in and it involves a very complex 

process," Bouchey said./Bronze will 

outlive me and it'll be here for generations. 

It's been around for thousands 

of years." 

Bouchey began the long process of 

creating "Ascension" by sculpting it 

i® wax first. The wax model included 

a framework of channels, built 

around what would, eventually become 

the actual-sculpture. The channels 

would ensure an absence of jur 

pockets once the molten bronze had 

Bees poured and cooled. 

"You can sketch in three dimensions 

with wax," he said. » 

Over a period of months, Bouchey 

built up a ceramic shell around the 

wax. a layer at a time. Once the shell 

bad completely dried, he burned out 

the 'wax -in a kiln, using what is referred 

to as the lost wax method. 

BOUCHEY THEN cast the piece 

in bronze. After, it cooled, he pro- 

. ceeded to remove one by one the 

framework of channels necessary 

for pouring a nearly pit-free surface, 

filing and finishing concluded the 

extensive process. 

The contemporary piece was cast 

at Center for Creative Studies with 

lhe help of Jay Holland, professor of 

sculpture. and Todd Erickson. head 

the foundry. 

Hum rprtiral lines 

Starting at the base thrust upwards. 

Geometric shapes at angles leading 

upward crisscross the vertical lines 

carrying the eye around and Uuuuglr 

the space, as should a strong threedimensional 

piece. 

The hard, smooth element of the 

bronze contrasts the texture provided 

by a piece of rope, which binds 

bat does not deter vertical movement: 

"The rope is the binding that's 

still bonding the family she left behind 

here on Earth," Bouchey said. 

Bouchey's family supports his decision 

to become an artist: "My father 

has been very encouraging 

throughout my career." 

TO PAY bills a year ago, Bouchey 

began a business with his wife, Tracey, 

also a CCS graduate. Metro Art 

specializes in security locks for artwork 

ft a bo deals in packaging and 

transporting of art. 

"Eventually I'd like to do commissions 

full time," Bouchey said. 

"When he takes a commission, he 

puis his whole heart and ooul info it." 

Tracey said 

"I can't think of any better way to 

make a living than to do something 

you lov57"~Billie Thompson said. 

"Fall Festival," as with all of 

Thompson's work, is an evolutionary 

process. Starting with a watercolor 

wash as a base, she builds up her color 

through a series of glazes allowing 

each todry "It's better for me to 

take my time. Your first layer is 

very light." 

Subsequent glazes of watercolor 

methodically build intensity until vibrant 

reds, greens and yellows daz-_ 

zle the eye. 

i like to push a piece-as far as it 

will go. to go for broke," Thompson 

said "Watercolor shines through and 

you can only get that with watercolor 

That's something that just seems 

to fascinate me." 

IN "FALL Festival," deep red 

veins in beet leaves shine through 

the translucent green. A sectioned 

bunch of carrots divides the roots 

into dark, lighter and medium values 

of orange. 

The watercolor montage of beets , 

and carrots, some with greater 

transparency than others, contrasts 

an upaque ÎWI pepper In the oen 

ter of the composition, an autumn 

yellow square of color ties, it all together 

"I used the yellow to keep pushing 

it back I admire the impressionists, 

Cezanne and Van Gogh, their use of 

cojor,"' Thompson said, 'i will continue 

pushing this palette, continue 

to use this palette, and fine new 

ways to use it." 

Bourchey's bronze. Thompson's 

watercolor - as different as they 

are alluring. 

OTHER OBSERVERLAND resi 

dents appearing m Michigan Art '92 

include: 

• Plymouth — Tivador Balogh, 

sepia pencil Mark Evers. watercolor, 

Toni Stevens, watercolor. 

_ Farmington Hills — - Janus 

Benda. waterooior. monopnnt. John 

THOMPSON BEGAN her art ca- _Hanvois, lithograph. 

reer taking drawing classes in 

Farmington's adult education program 

20 years ago. From 1972 until. 

1975, she took acrylic painting classes 

with Edee Joppich' of Farmington 

Hills From 1979 through 1988. watercolor 

classes with Joppich turned 

the tide for Thompson. It has been 

watercolor ever since. 

She has been a member of the 

Farmington Artists Club since 1972. 

In October, Thompson exhibited 

work in the annual watercolor show 

at the Scarab Club in Detroit. Now 

she's involved with painting muraTT 

on walls at Roosevelt Elementary 

School in Livonia. 

Thompson believes that to keep 

growing, she must continue to study. 

She's taking painting classes in watercolor 

with Donna Vogelheim and 

Alice Nichols, both of Farmington. 

"I think composition is very important. 

I will continue learning 

composition, learning to repeat size 

and shape," Thompson said. "I seem 

to do a lot with foliage, leaves and 

plants. I like some texture and I particularly 

lik* nature. Their texture 

and the color excites me." 

State focus 

Plymouth hosting art fest 


cious enough to come out Sunday 

and help us set up the exhibition 

the way she envisioned it when jurying 

the competition," Chatterley 

said. 

STEPHENSON^lAS been an assistant 

curator and Michigan Artists 

Program coordinator at the 

DIA since 1987. She earned master 

of arts and master of fine arts degrees 

at Wayne State University 

and a certificate of museum practice 

at Horace H. Rackham School 

of Graduate Jtudies, University of 

Michigan. 

She has served as a juror for the 

Ella Sharp Museum in Jackson, 

Buckham Art Center in Flint, Kalamazoo 

Institute of Arts, the Scarab 

Chib in Detroit and Detroit Artists 

Market. She has worked with the 

Cranbrook Academy of Art Museum, 

Smithsonian Institution and 

the Michigan Commission on Art in 

Public Places. 

A Michigan Art '92 kick-off 

luncheon at 11:30 am. Monday, 

Jan. 13, hosted by Cafe Bon 

Homme in Plymoutb, will feature 

Stephenson as guest speaker. She 

will discuss her role as a fine arts 

competition juror, including what 

factors she considers in the selection 

process. 

'Mary Stephenson will tell how 

and why she chose certain pieces. 

Then she'll do a walking tour 

through the exhibition," Chatterley 

said. 

Tickets for the luncheon, including 

the exhibition tour at Saxton's, 

are $15. Since seating is limited to 

the first 50 reservations, call the 

arts council's office about buying 

tickets early. 

AT AN opening reception 7-9 

p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 14, the arts 

council will honor winning'artists 

with awards, including a Best of 

Shew and a Purchase Award, totaling 

42,000. The $250 Purchase 

Award will honor a painting selected 

to permanently include in the 

arts council's Art Rental Gallery. 

Stephenson will pick the Best of 

Show. She'll work with Therese 

Gall, gallery chairwoman, to present 

the Purchase Award. 

A sponsor since the competition's 

inception, Michigan National 

Bank contributed in part to making 

cash awards possible. 

The Michigan Council for the _ 

Arts also is an event supporter. 

"Many local businesses including 

Michigan National. Saxton's and 

Cafe Bon Homme have contributed 

in kind to making Michigan Art "92 

a reality," Chatterley said. 

All artwork In the exhibition is 

for sale. Prices range from $150 to 

$3,000. 

"We hope the competition and 

exhibition will become an amjsal 

event," Chatterley said. "It originally 

started because we thought 

the arts council should encourage 

young fine artists and Michigan 

artists in general. There are many 

talented fine artists in Michigan.'*, 

Exhibition hours, beginning Jan. 

15, are 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., Wednesday, 

Thursday and Monday; to 8 

p.m. Friday and Saturday; and 

noon to 5 p.m. Sunday. 

For more information on 

Michigan Art '92, call the Pit/mouth 

Community Arts Council, a 

non-profit group promoting and 

serving the arts since 1969, 455- 

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4Q* — . 

New TV movie features tricks and treats 


The festival has been takipg place for about 53 

years. It occurs the second week in August in Co- 

ton. the home of the Abbott Magic Co. 

About 1,000 magicians and fans from around 

the world attend the event. Among them is worid- 

famn..* magician Harry Blackstone Jr.. a Michi- 

gan native. 

Famed magicians Doug Henmng and David 

'Copperfield have attended. Blackstone told about 

the time Arsenio Hall couldn't get a ticket and he 

let him in. Years later, the magician appeared on 

Hall's TV show v. 

"We all agreed we love magic,'' Marx said 

* "We all fell in love with Harry Blackstone," 

Winsten said. * 

"We saw Harry Blackstone Sr. perform," Marx 

said "So we decided we would see what this was 

all about We just hopped in the car.'' 

THE TRICKS brought many treats. The festival, 

delighted the women. 

"We loved.it," Marx said. "We said. There's a 

movie here.'" 

It happened that a reporter from a New York 

magazine was at the same event. 

"We knew we were on to a great story." Marx 

said. J v. • 

The tricks al the festival are more traditional, 

less flashy. Conn said. 

They liked the community, too. 

"The people in Colon are so friendly," Marx 

said. 

"A small child can talk to Harry Blackstone on 

the street and he'll do a trick," Winsten said. 

And they got to know Blackstone and his'fami- 

ly. » 

"They're special. Very special," Marx said. 

IT WAS hard to get financing for the film be- 

cause it wasn't about a serious subject 

;'In the past we would go to the Michigan Coun- 

cil for the Arts but it's not there any more," Marx 

said. 

• At one point it didn't look as though the project 

would be completed. 

But then Mary Jo Bales of Consumers' Power 

set up a meeting with John Clark, senior vice 

president of Consumers' Power and president of 

Consumers' Power Foundation. 

"We see It's Magic' as a way of offering a 

documents—wfcy- 

sirlfcing vi&ujl message that 

Michigan is such an outstanding place in which to 

live and do business," Clark said. 

"The opportunity to work with Michigan's only 

Oscar-winning documentary company and reach 

57 million households on WTBS through the pres- 

tigious National Geographic 'Explorer' series is a 

very exciting partnership for us." 

"For a company like Consumers' Power to step 

forward . . is a major statement," Winsten said. 

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC read about the fes- 

tival in the New York magazine and called to see 

"It's Magic." It was impressed that film was used 

instead of videotape. 

"Sue Marx Films is a perfect fit for us." said 

Patrick Prentice, senior producer of the Explorer 

series. 

"They make top-quality documentaries and 

they work in film. We look forward to doing other 

projects with them." 

Lawrence Marshall was co-editor of the film. 

Members of the all-Michigan crew included Tom 

Campau, Kevin Hewitt, Jim Jordan, Lawrence 

Marshall (camera); Jeff Jones (audio); Darry Dus- 

biber. Mark Strachan (gaffers), Dave Brush, Paul. 

Scaglione. Steve Heldt (camera assists); Donna 

Scarpuzza. Pamela Jarvi (production assists); and 

the late Vivian Lieberman (script, makeup). 

"It's Magic" will be rebroadcast on WTBS. Sue 

Marx Films plans on having a premiere in the 

future. 

One Abbott employee told the filmmakers that 

there's no magic, it's all props. But the project 

could turn anyone into believing in a special mag- 

• ic. 

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REALTOR® 

302 Birmingham 

•lOOMBWD i 

Vt mm. fireplace r# cm getege 

Deck Priced to aeMSl 13.800 

Sen "By Oener" trom I 

HELP-U-SELL 

Sir mmgnenv' Bloomfleld 848-88 70 

OPEN 

SATURDAY & SUNDAY 

1-4 PM 

atom on * pretty boulevard aired 

h w kitchen wHn ouerry til* 

Flond* room, garage $149,900 

1641 Sterner N ol 14 una Rd.. E. of 

SoumnwaBo 

HALL & HUNTER 

- 644-3500 

OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-4 

171 E. Lincoln 

(n ot Lincoln. W ot Woodwerdl 

Renovdad 3 nadroom M-towti Tu- 

dor Sin.M0 

642-2400 

-C0LDWELL 

BANKER 

Schweitzer Real Estate 

OPEN SUN 1-4 

17340 LOCierbaa. E on Southfield. 

S ol 14 MM Birmingham acnoote 

Sharp 3 bedroom ranee. new «««fi- 

an. lamlfy room. 1158,000 

LYRA BROWN 646-1400 

MAX BROOCK Inc., REALTORS 

UNlOUE RANCH with 

ter'-eulla. updated country «lichen 

wtth Janeire. 3 5 betha. 2 flrepieoee 

on mam Hoc Many fcelm* Include 

Ml (Maaiar fully ttnlehed >o«w levd 

wtth walk-out. Betn 4 ftreplece Two 

third acra lot with Ooomliaid ma* 

addriaaa 4 school* Oraat v*m* at 

$209,000 By owner Can day*. 

740-9002 or after 8pm 883-8836 

303 W.BImfld. Keego 

Orchard Laks 

GORGEOUS Wee! Btoomlleld Con- 

MTOng 1338 » 

maxsroock 

DM.000 84MAP 628-4000 

GREAT HOUSE: RANCH 

GREAT LOCATION W BLMf LO 

GREAT SCHOOLS BIRMINGHAM 

GREAT PRICE $131,500 

Ca* tor your private showing today, 

tomorrow may be too lata 

CALL GAIL U*OCN 

THE MICHIGAN GROUP , 

REALTORS INC 

851-4100 542-0138 

BY Owner-Newer Farmmoton Hd*. 

apactacuUr wmaowsrtoy* appror- 

imalaly 3100 *q fL. 2 maaiar*, 3'4 

-Path* lacucci 4 bedrooma. aecurtty. 

a* sprmtMrs dock a. extra* Baau- 

mm cul-da-aac 1348 #00 473-4034 

privacy I + acra 3 badroom. ft 

bath 11 79.900 Owner 380-0372 

W BLOOMFIELD -topen Sun 1-5 

Birmingham acOoow. sperSou* 4 y 

ota 4 badroom ranch Famty room, 

many antraa. $239.00C 8S5-8148 

304- Farmington 

Farmington Hills 

ALMOST AN ACRE 

Upgradae 8 updataa odor* m tm* 

traditional 4 badroom. 2% both co- 

lored Beautifully 'modeled kitch- 

en. aokd 6 panel doors ftddslon* 

ftreplece. mealar Dath wltn tub and 

ahower. Only >210.000 

A SUPER HOMEI 

I tot parted ally lo- 

Oort 

ceted on a low Irafflc atraat Nicery 

mam lamed and charming 4 bad- 

room. 2'4 betn colonial, aide entry 2 

car aftacnad garage Mottvded 

se*ers*r**di ing onfy $199.900 

NEW CONSTRUCTION 

Only 30 Oeya to Mart tMa absoiuiwy 

gorgeoua 4 badroom. 3*4 bath cape 

cod on a treed 14 acre lol m area of 

expensive horn** Many premium 

Kama, extras and upgradae' 1st 

floor maaiar *uA* 3 car attached 

aster auite 3 c 

All for $2«6.900 

MARY MCLEOD 

CENTURY 21 ROW 464-7111 

303 W.BImfld. Keego 

Orchard Lake 

CONTEMPORARY RANCH While 

Inianor New ceramic kitchen. Path, 

laundry Cea* and Sytvan Laka prtvt- 

lege* Weat BloomllekJ acnool* 

(73.800 15BEE 

MAX BROOCK 626-4000 

DESPERATE SELLER 

RELOCATING 

4 acre W. Bloom fid Estate 

WHh upper Strata Lake privilege* 

40 n greet room with vaulted caking 

• 3.000 sq It living area Large 

horse bem and corral Ideal tor 

executive* 8 p.oleaalonala Many' 

antra*! $245,000 By Owner For 

immediate a*M Principals Only 

383-3304 

MISSION SPRINGS ON DARB 

LAKE aubdtvlaKjn Fabulous 4 bed- 

room colonial. 2 atory layer plu* cir- 

cular staircaae Gourmet kltcnen 

with island Master aune wdh Ike- 

nd glamour oeth Wooded 

setting w Bioomltdd Schools Re- 

duced to $2M.800 

Ralph Manuel Weal Aak lor Eaeen 

Young. 851-8900. 


Bloomfield 

-BLOOMFIELD MILLS 

BkMMnaeld CM) Drtve - New UeUng 

m mnl condition with 3-4 bed- 

rooma. 3.5 bath*. iam»y«-rooin. a 

brery. waM-out lower WvW rec 

room- $459,900 

JAN6TTE EMGELMAROT 

644-8700 

MAX BROOCK INC.. REALTORS 

I it Btfmmohem 3 

lui«m>>uii , i. 2 beihe. 


Bloom Md 

OPEN SUN. 1-4pm 

2312 Bedford. N off Square Laka 

Ml Rutherford i. e of Woodwerd 

Bloomftetd HMa School* 3 bed- 

room. 2 bem ranch, hall acre treed 

lot gourmet kltcnen. dining room, 

farniy room with loft, partial baee- 

ment $127 ,800 Aak lor . 

Gladys Cifelli 

REAL ESTATE ONE 

644-4700 334-7503 


BtoomfieW 

WEST BLOOMFIELD RANCH with 4 

• cer attached garage on a parklike 

aafttlng Stunning decor and many 

I Ta.tAAAA **r«B 8J8-4000 

BLOOMFIELD _ 

OPEN SUN 2-5^1 

BtoomMd nm$ School*, b bed- 

room, 1'4 Path ranch, large updated 

central ak. garage, new deck 129 

Eileen. Bratlon Rd . N. off Sq Lake 

Rd W Of Woodward. $13«.000 

RALPH MANUEL 

847-7100 

$139,900 

WEST BLOOMFIELD - )u*t reduced 

face 4 badroom tn-level on large lot. 

FamlTy room with fireplace. 2 Ml & 2 

naff bam*, aaparate dmmg room, 

kllchen appkancee. 2'4 car attached 

garage with opener ExceMent valuei 

G00DE 

REAL ESTATE 

A Goode Listing la A Good Buyl 

1411 N Woodward 647-IBM 

ATTENTION - Tranaler toreea the 

•M ot ma wonderful colonial m a 

greet fwnlly ne^hpomood 4 Bed- 

room*. 2H betha. family room. 1*1 

floor laundry, peniaky flniahed baae- 

merrt, Mce comer lot huge welk in 

doeet m master bedroom Take ed- 

varnaoe ot the K)w mtereal ralee 

nowl $179,000. 28583 Laka Park 

ASK FOR SHARON KERR 

THE PRUDENTIAL 

GREAT LAKES REALTY 

826-9100 68:2-1121 

304 Farmington 

Fssmmgton Hills 

304 Farmington 


by OWNER Kendalwood 3 bed- 

room ranch. 2 bathe i'-» attached 

gerage Buyers onty $110,000 

553-8945 

BY OWNER. 3 bedrooma. 2 betha 

bnck ranch m oeeirebie Kenda*- 

wood sub Nicely decor aled wnr 

carpel furneoe $ oenlral ak Rec 

room A office In basemen! 

$124 900 Leeve Mae*age 489-7020 

COUNTRY VIEW. 4 bedroom. 214 

balh Colonial OveraBed lot. 13 

Mae/Drake area Beeemem. aide 

entry 2 car gerage On£t 142.900. 

8-3/4% interact. $15. down 

O n e W a y Realty 

4 7 3 - 5 5 0 0 

FARMINGTON HILLS 36125 

FredenckaPurg-N of 12. w of Drake 

Extra aherp * bedroom colonial 2 

car garage tamHy room, 2 fire- 

place*. 2*i bath*, maintenance free. 

21 pine tree* $173,000 48»-90» 

FARMINGTON HILLS - IT HAS IT 

ALL! Four bedrooms, trained Paae- 

mem. large treed lenced yard, hew 

furnace, central ak. new roof, freah- 

t, decorated m neutral eolora Greet 

family area Call today! $105,900 

Ceil 642-0703 

Thompson-Brown 

\ FARMINGTON KILLS 

BRICK RANCH 3 BEDROOM. 1* 

Paths, lamlfy room. 2 Ikeplacea. 3 

car atiached garaoe mground pooi 

ahon wan lo Elementary School 

RED CARPET KEIM 

MAPLE. INO 

851-8010 553-5888 

tachad garaoa $*».000 Cel tor «- 

tormahon or appointment 841-788* 

14/FARMINGTON - 4 bedroom Co- 

lonial Library nraehed baa em am 

tar, $179,900 

305 Brighton-Hartland 

Howall . v 

307 South Lyon 

Mitford-Highland 

306 Rochestef-Troy 

BRIGHTON AREA- Country almoa- 

phere. mature herdwooda 8 pood 

Horace okay 3 bedroom t» level, 

decorated. jacua Ctoee to 

$'JT.3UU IB III M8-JIM 

A 

BRIGHTON TWP-5 yeer otO 3 bed- 

room custom tKkn home on approi 

imatery 1 acre 2475 *Q ft. Central 

air upgradae- throughout FisMng.' 

skaimg pond Brighton achooia 

$324,900 or offer 313-229-8089 

MART LA NO - 2580 aq ft 2 atory 

coniemporary on 2.78 acraa 3u*t 

mmulea from US-25 Feeturee open 

Aoor plan great room w/cathedral 

oeknga. maaiar aulie w«h ikudi 

4 doc-waul to wrap around deck 

and more $233,000 

ERA GENTRY REAL ESTATE 

887-7500 

HOWELL - attractive 4 bedroom 2'4 

bath farm style coionlef ailuateo on 

78 acrer'Cftjilt In 199T Andereen 

windows 2x6' conasructlon. stained 

oak woodworkr -master bedroom 

suite. 36x50 2 story pern with 220 

aemce 4 concrete lloor $165,900 

38397 

CALL RANDY MEEK 

THE MICHIGAN GROUP 

REALTORS INC — 

S-13-W7-4800 6(1 220 

ANTIQUE LOVER S DREAM 

Decorate tor vour teetaa. die. . 

thoee wonderful entlauei youKe 

been coaectmg, end live comforta- 

bly m Hxa apacloua home of yealar- 

year Located ki Salem Town^WP 

$109,900 Cell 455-8400 

The Prudential- 

wiiiiam Decker, 

REALTORS 

• 4 5 5 - 8 4 0 0 

independently Owned and Operated 

BEAUTIFUL 3.5 acre ana near Mil 

pi8jim l.hiuiu! "iw" 

9«5ua Oak Hoaow Sub. unoarground 

 

room ranch, brick lece. ek. attached 

garage. 8 yra old Immediate occu- 

pency $115,000 65045848 

ROCHESTER HILLS - By 

Contemporary 2 story 3 bedroom 

$171 500 Ca« for appointment; 

652-2384 

ROCHESTER - Oakland Twp New 

conatruction custom 4 bedroom ex- 

ecutive home, large wooded walk- 

ouf an*, many quality leelurea Neer 

Tech Center $359,000 8S1-T809 

FARMINGTON MILLS - Open Sun- 

dey 1-4. 3 Oedroom ranch, finished 

basement. 2 fu* baths, oantral air. 

lamMy room wllti Hrapiace. looks 

great $112,500 

HEPPARD $ ASSOC 855-6570 

CUSTOM BRICK RANCH - mainte- 

nance free exterior 2 bedroom. 2 

bath, bnck home offers master 

suite, large great room with 

calhredral ceiling 4 oek • beems 

Wood burning nreplece $58 900 

Now you can get the 

latest Open House 

information right from your 

touch tone phone! 

CENTURY 21 

ROW 

464-7111 

•LEASE/OPTION AVAILABLE!! 

Family sue 4 bedroom 3 bath 1901 

Vintage aomc in Downtown F 

inglon Reel ore end could be worth 

thousands mora* Ca* today for your 

private showing $1*4 900 

Introducing. 

OMEL.INE 

•SOUTHFIELD - 19649 Melroae 

pbedroom. over sued gerage. deep 

*w carpeting throuohout. lend con-; 

aown. 534-4472 

The Observer & Eccentric Newspapers new Open House PhonR Directory CENTURY 

HARTFORD 

478-6000 

308 Rochester-Troy 

NORTH ROYAL OAK 

OPEN SUNOAY 1:30-4:30 

1709 Crest Hill 

Sharp ranch with contemporary 

flair Close to park end golf course 

New fealurea Include window*. 

Worm door, front door aome car- 

peting Hardwood ftoor* m mmg 

and dmlng rooms. $99 900 

H'-156606 [N of Normandy 4 W of 

Croak*) 

HANNETT, INC-. 

REALTORS 

646-6200 

BIRMINGHAM SCHOOLS! Family 

en toymen! «i tine 3-4 bedroom bnck 

rench. fu* Beeemem. central a*, 

open floor plan $117,500 

Laverne Eady 4 Aaaoc - 826-171 V 

OWNER - Rocheeter Hike Veeey 

stream Sub . 3 bedroom ranch 2'v 

bath*. 2 car garage, family i 

- 'Ic sell 851 

2,128 aq ft 

1-8714 

HANDSOME TROY COLONIAL 

Updated In spring 91 lurnece. 

cenlrel air, humidifier air cleaner 

plumbing In 2 bath* ahtngles 

guHers ahulter*. vmyl sodrng ga- 

rage door Remodeled down tor Vcter 

One Way Realty 

r-5500 

HOLIDAYS ARE OVER!! 

RATES ARE DOWNV. 

+hjs ttmf- for buyers 

and l.ers t o c.ht tog ether! 

" X>MI IM> HILLS 

ICHIl H 

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CALL... 

AI DR1F FRIEDMAN Of ESTHER SHAPIRO 

ASSOCIATE SROUS1 

A 

644-4700 • 

R e a l B s l a t a l a s . . 

ALIVE WITH PAZZAZZ 

vrrwihw snMrtamng fnend* m ti 

lormd bvmg room 4 d«img roof 

spending * quid evening by the flrc- 

sid* m the family room or rcuumg m 

the hoi tup. thia home la * koiiry 

you won'I. warn lo me* 4 bad- 

room* 1 

modeled 

perfect country sue yard ea in tne 

hear! of Livonia - $199,900 Fo 

reore mtormalior or a prnraia show 

mgcae 

M A R Y G A T T 0 

Realty Proieeaionais 476-5300 

BlGSAVINGS 

Unbewvaple aavmga onlissi bed- 

room. 214 Oem Colonial in beaulllui 

Laurd Pak South n immidiat* oe- 

cupeny Premium adlmo. becks lo 

tree* First ftoor laundry 4 den 

Every lecture awans you Decorate 

to your theme $184 ,900 

MARLENE KLIMECKI 

473-6200 477-8557 

RE/MAX FOREMOST. INC 

Brick Starter 

Roomy Open krtchen 3-bedrooma 

fmuhed basement slummum Iran 

and cemral an Minimum down pay- 

ment end FHA lerma $72,900 

Family Room Fireplace 

Specious yet modeevty priced North 

Livonia 3 bedroopi brick apet lev* 

1% baths 2 car' atiached garage 

neWW windowa and fumece. remod- 

eled balh and oak knehen $86 900 

Best investment 

High growth aree of central Uvorva 

10 Dued your future Bnck 3 bed- 

room colonial with a famiry room. 

ISrapiace bcaemeni. 2 car atlacned 

oersg* ana oar muwn capmdry 

Priced below mcrkd $106,900 

Deer Creek Ranch 

Open Sunday 1-4 

Glemorou* 1987 boIR 3 bedroom 

2'y belh In Norttiwee! Livonia For- 

mal dmlng. 1*1 ftoor leundry, lub 

and shower leahion belh, deck, 

sprinkler* ' and security system 

$229,900 

Weary Execs 


we enfoy coming home lo mdr very 

own backyard paradise Thia North- 

w**i Livonia 1985 bud tudor ccnorv- 

ai leeiurca a spectacular 46 tl- m- 

yound gumtc healed pool end me- 

nculoudy tervMcapad yard with 

deck and sprinklers T* Pethc. 1st 

lloor laundry, dmlng room'- and 

mora $229,900 

The Prudential 

Harry S. Wolfe, 

REALTORS 

4 2 1 - 5 6 6 0 I 


BUOGET STRETCHER 

Livonia school*, new window*, new 

furnace, newer knehen, central aa. 

basement: 3 bedrooms. 2 balh* 2 

cm garage Joy 4 Formmglon area 

Low $80 s 

REAL ESTATE TODAY 427-6800 

JUST RIGHT 

tl you r* a ncalyacd looking lor your 

first home or a retiree scaling down. 

1ms would be the pelted ranch 

home Updated furnace, electrical 

windows and root 2 cm garage and 

deep private yerd Aakmg only 

$52,900 

E R A A C C E N T 

4 2 1 - 7 0 4 0 

JUST NEW 

ON MARKET 

Cleen 3 bedroom ranch oflers 2 !u" 

betne.t hug* family room wnn rire- 

pteoe Many update* including 

kllchen with reww floors, counters, 

new adl-cieentng oven, flnicned 

basement, ailached Beraa*. 

$114,900 

LIVONIA RANCH 

JUST LISTED 

Char mans 3 bedroom ranch Neutral 

decor, newer roof, lenced yerd 2 

cm garage wtlti door opener lerge 

01 NEW CUSTOM 

BUILT RANCH 

On a large Ireed lot. approiimetdy 

1900 aq ft. 3 bedrooms, lull baths, 

formal dining room, ared room with 

veuiled cdHng and ftrepiace Large 

kitchen wtth breekfest nook 2 car 

artachaeed garage , 

TRUE ELEGANCE 

New 2900 sq fl colonial in N W 

Lrvonia 4 bedroom 2 5 beth mae- 

iw suite with lacuzz 8 deep beee- 

mem Huge kltcnen sum appkancee 

dramefic lamlfy room and much, 

much mor* $249,900 - 

4 5 9 - 6 0 0 0 

C0LDWELL 

BAMKER , 

Schvyeitzer Real Estate 

*ge Ouakty 

wei plaaiw hardwood floor*, and 

wood windows $149.900 



REALTORS 

4 7 4 - 5 7 0 0 

independently Owned end Opersied 

Just Reduced $5,000 

Own«r haa priced horns to MB 

Sharp 3 bsdroom Tun Ewic* r«neft m 

N LfvonMl FuH Si—m Til 4 al 

country k*ch- 

occupancy On*, SS4 900 Cat 

GARY JONES or 

PATTY STROPES 

Remerica 

HOMETOWN REALTORS 

459-6222 

LIVONIA 

Custom built colonial on 

park-like lot. Quality 

throughou. Shows like Bel- 

ter Homes & Garden. 

$199,900. 

CALL JOE'BAILEY - 

MAYFAIR 522-8000 

NEW - NEW deecrlbe* true 

Par* In wvw cveryimng re ; APPEALING RANCH 

placed m me •**> 2 yra Oak crown j 1G ^ 

motomga cemrd an _ aprmaier »v»- uaprooma 2 ke betha. large coun- 

try kitcKen. 'anWy room with firw 

OPEN SUNOAY 1- 11035 May-1 , 

field 3 bedroom -anch. Roaedaw * carmei •' »ai^locatic«^ Plymouth.'Cen- 

Fo< Sata By Ownw Joy Rd 'Shel- 

don area 3 Bedroom r» belh 2 

cer dtacnad gaiage ftraaned beee- 

mem $129 500 455-3438 

LOCE NEW 1985 bud CcMOmd ftn- 

OPEN SUN I-4PM 

Predigioua Burton MoHow 

35129 Grove. S Of 8 ma* W or form- 

mglon Gorgeou* 3 Bedroom ranch 

targe country kitchen f*m*y room 

fir*pi*ce 1V» bath* flrwned beee- 

menf. atiached garage move m 

conoition new ksting $127,900 By 

owner 4«4-*493 

• THINK SUMMER 

*54-9635, Whan km m M fopuiou* m- 

groimd pool mat goes with ima au- 

perb a bedroom coior»d a very 

anarp Home with a long Mi ol lea 

tune* CM for mor* mtomialion 

0nfy$i4*900 

LIVONIA 

MURRY! First time buyer* - Don't Id 

thia on* gd *w*yt LMng room. 3 

bedroom* gorgeoua family room, 

garage Mod term* avdUpi* 

Cleen 4 only $79,900 

AL DUBAY 

RE MAX EXECUTIVE 737-6800, 

OPEN SUN 1-4PM 

371*6 VAFWJO 

N ol 8 Mile. E of Newpurgn 

IMPRESS-VE bed deccribec mc 

beeur, French doors wed to me 

jpiH atnum and 2 Iwred deck Pro- 

LIVONIA - JOY 'MIDDLEBELT 

2 bedroom iiarter or mvedor bom* 

$4 1 900 L*nd comr*ct term* 

227-6162 

LIVONIA - Mmt condition, lormal 

dmrno room prhr*i* balcony, aupw 

location bring all ofier*" 1 $49400 

Location. Quality 4 Space 

T'amendou* Koeedale Garden* 

location offar* tie* spaoou* cotonm 

wilh every unagmaPI* teelur* The 

price rcfiecta a red bargain d 

$152,900 N'a your ceW 

W H Y U.S.A. 

ALL AMERICAN PROPERTIES 

4 7 6 - 1 6 0 0 

WHERE $990 SELLS HOMES! 

MEPPARD 4 ASSC 855-8570 

MOVING TO FLORIDA! Mak* ortw 

3 bedroom ranch large lol, big 

kitchen basement $78,400 

FREE Weekly net of propertiee For 

Sale ' By Owner"' wnn price*, de- 

tcrlpllon*. *ddre**e* owner a 

phone numbers, etc 

HELP-U-SELL of NWWC 

425-8881 

2nd Iredece Jcnn-Airc grei 5m 

oedroom end 'y Pom Ejcieridv* up- 

aatmg and a* tn* leeturee meke* 

ihi* m* perleci home lor your t*»m- 

ly $184,900 

AS« FOR BILL DEMPSEY AT 

T h e 

Michigan 

Group 

Realtors 

5 9 1 - 9 2 0 0 

Century 21 

J. Scott. Inc. 

453-4360 

BEST BUY. MUST SEE! 3 bed-1 

rooAs new window* lerge lol large 

RICK SLUSHEB 

Remerica 


459-6222 

DON'T MISS 

out on IMS 3 bedroom cdoniai with 

open noot»*Sali newer windows 

•cmcasiiB kltcnen. 2 t*r *n*cn*d 

jerage *nc n» * ftm*n*d b*ee- 

mem.U04.900 

Remerica 

Village Square 

, 3 4 9 - 5 6 0 0 

MAKE SU«£ yOu SEE THIS HOME' 

tne cHr rmm p«nt 

mroughoi/t. 

amall lamtfy 

mground pod 

1 graa! am of oohi t lqoqfi 


William Decker. 

REALTORS 

4 5 5 - 8 4 0 0 

inp*pend*ntfy Owned *nd Opercled 

BETTER THAN NEW 

modd bum 1990 3 bed- 

room. 2-4 bdfi coionid. coniempo^ j , m,ss OUT' Very 

r*ry dd» *vmg room, gr**iroom 4 ^ c*pe«ed 4 centrd 

wm. calhedr*! ceiling open* lo dir. „ eool3l,Ky-a Pun* bud Cownid 

mg vm arm mo«tna tpyyî^ rmt* famtfy 

Roc leundry. central m partly r0WTI hr«!»ac. huge open 

finrahed baaement *nd _mor* One coumry klichen/iona ot dining 

look and It's aoid $136,900 Cell 

Diane Howard 


455-7000 451-1516 

tacfwd S«r*ge tool Adimg on»y 

$107 500 with room to nagotidd 

OPEN SUN. 1-4PM 

20213 WHITBY 

South oi Eight East off G« 

Super moffiiweei neignpomood 

Good construction ana wet mem- 

tamed di wrapped up m tm* 4 bed- 

room 2 1 -* bdh neutrdty decorded 

2.SELL_Of NWWC 425-8881 

Remerica 

COUNTRY PLACE 

981-2900 

ONE 0* A KIND 

A pnvde cudom brick ranch on 6 

hl*y acre* 0«*r* s newer knoipn * 

Wdk oui oasemem. plenty of Rkr- 

age a bedrooma 4 2'* bams Tnjfy 

a «*iique property $199 9001 

SPOTLESS 

By owing thi* horn* you « cnooa* 

a noma thai m not only clear bin 

Ekcepttonai Vafud Mupa family 

room with fireplece Brand new 

k lichen floor ceran* toyer newer 

Irving room and dmmg room carpd 

Pnvd* yerd Three bedrooms and 

1V» barns Attached Iwo car garage 

$90 900 

ROBERT BAKE 

Realtors 

453-8200 

D O N ' T W A I T 

Visit UN* l*me*tic 3 bedroom l'« 

bath oolor*al Becks lo * pmrst* 

park Fselura* centre air. neutral 

d*cor opwi floor plan, giant t*m«v 

room with flr«plece. huo* kitcfwn w 

nook Asking $119,900 , =52431 

Remerica 


.420-3400 

BY OWNER - 6 Mile. Farmington Rd 

area. 4 bedroom*. 2'/t baths, kitch- 

en living room dlrwig room, tamay 

room den. anacned 2 cer gerag*. 

wooded lot $179,900 478-7220 

Aak About me Land Contract farms 

Now avaaaowon thia contemporary 

*tyle 3 bedroom 2 beth home *nu- 

ded on a wooded *. acre lot Bid 

offer* rocm lo roem *nd lots of pri- 

vacy TMe lovely home wo* oom- 

pwtwy icnovded m 1989 Soed oak 

oeblnet*. dreem goi*md kltcfwn 

Wim jennwr appMance* hug* up- 

deir* m**tcr *uil* wltn whirlpool 

lub and doorwcll lo deck Large *v- 

. sic. ;oom- witn-wooa-burnmB Move. 

' formal dining roOC — " " 

first floor laundry 

OWNER TRANSFERRED 

Don I met tms opportunity Three 

bedroom cotonid pnoefl lo sea 

Hurry before tha* on* a gone" 

$94,400 ;OE-l-5TVE«) 482-1811 

-CGLDWELL BANKER 

SLfiwwrgw Red Eotde 

LIVONIA BEAUTY 

Pictur* your*d! m tha sataiiy clean 

3 badroom ranch in N w Uvoma tfua 

home mud be **enlFceture* m- 

ckide family room .new carpdmg 2 

Hear gaaga.professionally 

landecaped large lenoed yerd lut- 

ed w«h licenced red adate Priced 

al $89 900 For more Into call after 

5PM 261-2654 

with 

end gerage 

RIGHT PLACE 

RIGHT AREA 

RIGHT TIME 

Gred Livonia ranch nrlth 3 bed- 

rooma $ h* beeemem Fem»y room 

*4th fireplace, newer '4 Pcm. roof, 

garage door 4 opener Some -www 

422- 

'QUALITY PLUS' - apotieee 3 bed- 

room 2 dory home on lerge country 

101177 >279). m S Lnronia 2 cer ga- 

'*g* w,large worksfiop attached 

Lea new tnru-oul loo many *«ir«* 

to kd If you ere looking loi a nouee 

at thia pnea range-thia M one you 

mud aee Priced to sen $94,500 

Open Sun . 12 Noon lo 5pm 

HBOeSlerk 421-8411 

SHARP 3 beoroom once ranen. i"4 

Baths, finwhed Baaement Garage 

Many ouakty updeiea maudmn vmyl 

wmoows cersmc tile, dc $86,900 

Open Sun 12-4 31337 Roycroft. S 

Ma* 4 mernman 425-6828 



REALTORS 

4 6 2 - 1 6 6 0 


larmly Home warranty loo! Aakmg 

$119.900 (S5207PJ. Caa. 

DORIS RORABACHER 

Remerica 


' 420-3400 

START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT 

loi you and your lamlly m ima dun- 

ning 4 bedroom. 2'» bem impeixe- 

Bfy mamtained bnck Coionid Sum- 

mer Creak Specsoua room* Terrific 

house anc ndghportiood Pneed 

EXCELLENT LOCATION 

Beeuliful. * Oedroom 2'1 belh*. 

Pun* bufn coionid. 2't cm anacned 

garage. Aaaing $137,900 981-6502 

Lovely Brick Colonial 

wen prufaaaiondfy finwned be*» 

mant 4 oedroom* 2't Beifia 'amey 

room 4 ftreplece overaoted tot with 

perk-oka landecapmgi $129 900 

[ b 5260P1 CO 

Douq or Judy Courtney 

Remerica 


420-3400 

bedroom* l't Dam*. 2 cer attached 

garage ewdl you $112,900 

YOU'LL SAY "WOW 

Whan you dap into tne gigantic 

family room m one comlonabi* 

tyuad-icvd noma Recently rcOuocc 

and pneed lo *di d $119,900' 

RED CARPET 

KEIM - 

SUBURBAN 

261-1600 

open SAT 1-5 Mud *aa 

dale 4 bedroom^ 2't beth. targe 

tamay room w/firepiace 4 wetbw 

cudom decs beck* lo wood* aprm- 

• iwiysiem $138,900 459-9631 

OPEN HOUSE SUN 

Jan 12, 1992 - 1-4PM 

1105 E LEMONT CT 

Ford Rd to Sfiddon Rd S i mile 

lo SelB. foftow signs 

Three yeer otd 4 bedroom 2't belh 

Curt temporary earn 2 llrepleoea tu* 

c—nam, and much much mora 

COUNTRY COLONIAL 

With •emodeted I 

NEWER -OME BUILT IN '80 Cleen 

3 Bedroom centre air 2 car g* 

-ag* oasemw $89,900 

FREE Weekly «d of prooertiec For 

Sas* By Ownd w«h pneaa de- 

scrlptions. addresaaa owner* 

phone number*, ale 

HELP-U-SELL Of NWWC 

454-9535 

70 fl wipe lol Wdk to 

arnyy a tnoconc 

MINT CO^CWTKJN Onfy IW 90C 

RICHARD B. HANES II 

" RE MAX CROSSROADS 

453-8700 981-7727 

OPEN SUN.. 1-4pm 

40280 Chatsworth Court 

4-5 badroom colonial on lerge oor- 

nw KA. Tt both rmd dmmg i 

11 rarrw _ 

peim 

(In 4 oul) Plymouth/Canton 

school* Buyers ortSy. $134,900 

For appoettmenl ce* 397a»*i 

l h e Plymouth Office 

>IICHIC»A\ 459-3600 

( i K O l l 

1 199 N. Mam St 

K i : \ i ; n » K S Plymouih- THE SIGN OF SUCCESS 

THE MICHIGAN GROUP REALTORS 

SOUTHCATE 

Attractive and cozy 3 

bedroom home Features 

sun room. 33*18 pool with 

sun deck attached garage, 

newer furnace and water 

heater map' appliances 

included Quiet 

neighborhood with large 

lot Bring all offers S67.500 

LIVONIA 

Amazing out true v. acre 

with ranch and attached 

K age undo S80.000 in 

am a. Masfat—bedioom 

(19x14) has bath 

Maintenance tree exterior 

19x11 Florida room $1000 

help with dosing costs 

Home warranty policy 

offered S79.900 

REDFORD 

This one s lor you South 

Weottfd 3 bedroom bnck 

ranch priced lo sill FHA 

and VA terms available 

Cam beat it at $54 906 

Sellers motivated 

OPEN SUN 1-4 PV 48341 

from this condo 2 bedrooms 

t* Baths, fireplace on each 

I pcuzs artached gerage 

I doc* $i 

DEARBORN 

Very spacious (appro* 

1800 sq ft ) 5 bedroom 

home Walk-in closets In 3 

of the bedrooms Two 

baths, updated kitchen, 

newer 2'* car garage with 

door opener Oeck & 

gazebo $119,900 

DEARBORN HTS. 

Answer to your needs' 

lianslei iprcps the aaie of 

this totally redone 3 

bedroom staner Picture 

Carpel furnace, plumbing, 

kllchen. pamt an done lupi 

key 1 $46,900 

CREEN OAK TWP. 

A gorgeous view from 

every window' Over vj acre 

with canal frontage to 

lakes 2 fireplaces partially 

fimsftafl- walk-out 9 

oedrooms. 200 

For more information, ca* 

CENTURY 21 HARTFORD SOUTH 

corp b e l ^ a t m n services 4 6 4 _ 6 4 0 0 Since 191 

LIVONIA 

; Ready lor you* On* q Bed 

room 2 (Mlh One* WCh etw 

quak occupancy M y lWn - 

jraque deck t garden flsc 

•WMfi room I centra «f 

LIVONIA REDFORD 

Ftoaeng ranch on baauMjl raw* Enpy 9*$ 3 bedroom bnck 

lol e*h lower ievw mHiouI Ranch on tree lined street 

tardy room i takMone Ira Home h«$ many ertras Fm- 

piece dan > bedrooms 3vi ished basement •'rec room, 

bMis including masMf b*i 114 baths sunny luicher w 

•Complete WCfun on I0t»8f HWi 

l'« WO »ze«3 2 car gerage J78.90C 

LIVONIA 

Room lo foan aafti Dmde 

cheat accerts tf»s 3 bedroom 

Unci rmch, 2 balh* Flondi 

room, 2 car garage on ctuttry 

lot Close to schools I 

Since 1972 

NORTHVILLE 

Execubve horn* on 3 ecres 

etth 4 bedrooms "3% belhs, 

mdoor pod lo enpj year 

round formal dmng room I 3 

tnfMcM Privacy t more 1 

PLYMOUTH 

Sparkling dew m popU• 

Latapovaa aub a « oedroom 

2% bati colonial Generous 

foom ana, lam* room atf 

Veptaca centra ar 1121500 

LIVONIA 

WE'RE EXPANDING JAN. '92 

SECURITY B A N K BLDG. 

W. Six Mile - Haggerty 

Private. Semi-Private, Suites 

100% Program 

Call Frank D 'Angelo 

timjoo 

LIVONIA 

Or** tarns lor Ma 80M 3 

bedroom bnck ranch « M 

fiaaamai*. many newer up- 

BL-fiQQlrad w w 

Pneed right at 

8 $369 900 

LIVONIA 

Baautrful 4 betJroom 214 

bath wtng colonsa w«h much 

to offer ' Remodeled oak 

kitchen, recreation room, 

aeortly atom central air. In 

pnme tocabon $165 000 

REDFORD 

3 bedroom tuigakw 

kachen a* bay emtoa, 

LIVONIA 

0u*y -ml K'lbB 4 or s 

bedrooma. 3V> ba*a tomb* 

room a * flrapiaca * !*«- 

wood lloora. etrpaiad 

screen porch A pduraaqua 

yard on large pan**" Iraed 

W.I17MW 

WESTLAND 

M you ear* a 4 poputor araa 

Tha Ktt ranch Mures 3 

22x11 

: LIVONIA 

Totaby iiffcbiiij 2 bed- 

room abh famty room atartar 

noma mdudee 7 ca * 

LIVONIA 

SpoPaaa rantfi ollara 3 bod- 

IUW*I '•WwO I € 

n7 900. 

man bands i ca 

Mao ideal tor a 

174,MO 

catong tons nemral decor fwa copper 

THREE bedroom bnc* ranch, new 

wmdows/fi*nece. fmsaned bi 

men RoeePde Gerdena SuO. For 

522-5480 

VERY HOT BUY! 

$88 500 

I of NWWC 425-8881 

WHAT A VIEW! - 

Look down on * lerp* revtne lof 

wnen you open me door of thwbixk 

bungelow T hey donT Buna *wi ake 

tma *nymord $104,900 

HIGHLY MOTIVATED SELLER 

centra dr. 2 covered peooe. fewdy 

room 4 flraplace $119,800 

STATUS 

A Georgian Cctomel on 4 

perfect hy jjjr.iiiiMnNii " 

lh+ S Mdroom. 3 ' 

RED CARPET 

KEIM 

SUBURBAN 

261-1600 ' 

313 Canton 

ABSOLUTELY AMAZING 

BUIL0CR S MOOELS AVAILABLE 

wtm eicptcce lersiay room. MT 

Beep ML upgreaed cm* — 

I lie wa Wil t of Canton 

- 4 , 7 s m 

A &'H 

BUILDERS 

Center aa. b of 

DAVID JAMES 

Remerica 

hob4etown realtors 

459-6222 

MCM TO OOaaaaOMb aaCA 

laaaeaa $!•»••• area. ian* 

2euTv5S.f1*8wwc 4»eaaai 

PLYMOUTH - A real beauty in 

town! Very seldom does an 

older home like this one come 

on the market, with class & 

charm ready for you to move in 

Completely renovated 

throughout Hurry rl won t last' 

$177.000 #520 

NORTHVILLE • Beautiful Lakes 

ot Northville! 2600 sq. ft. 4 

bedroom, 2V? bath colonial in 

an excellent location. Some of 

the extras include oak floor in 

entryway. $3800 ceramic tile 

floor in kitchen, laundry rodfn & 

hall, new carpet, 6-panel doors. 

S207.500 #477 

1*1 n 

1 * 1 1 1 1 

PLYMOUTH - Calling small 

business professional! Perfect 

downtown Plymouth spot, 

ron 

kitchenette—&—iav.—Upstairs—2 

bedroom apartment What a tax 

break! Significant ptjj.et- 

building $174,900 #456 

NORTHVILLE • Stately colonial 

in Colony Estates sub. Features 

4 bedrooms, den. 2'/i baths, 

_2i2_ car garage professional 

landscaping, central air. 

$187,900 #518 

F3 

PLYMOUTH - Stop throwing S$ 

away!! Buy this 2 unit duplex. 

1500 sq ft. & rent thp other 

side. 2 bedroom units, separate 

basements & utility meters 

Excellent rents and location 

$139,900 #490 

NORTHVILLE - Minimal 

maintenance, large kitchen, 

fireplace. 1V* baths, basement, 

plus an attached garage Why 

pay rent when you can live In 

downtown Northville for only 

$114,500? #457 

PLYMOUTH - Walk to 

downtown Plymouth from 

adorable bnck ranch Features 

hardwood fioort. fimshed 

baaement w/23x17 rec rovi^l, 

kitchen w'dining area & 

doorwall to coveieu oatio. 

backyard backs tc a ravine 

More" $97,900 #537 

Formula 

living. Immaculate, neutral 

decor. 4 bedrooma. 2V» baths 

family room w/firaplace. 

basement ana 2 

garage Move right in. $164,500 

a 483 

RELO 

THE SIG4TOF SUCCESS with 

•< West Bioomfield • Umor 

• Livonia • Ann Arbo 

• Plymouth • Brightoi

8D* O&E Thursday, January 9. 1992 

313 Cantor 

I'M IMPRESSED! 

at tua 4 bedroom buck 

-Neutral color*. formal dmaig, m » 

try kitchen. master Bs«h. Srsl «oor 

Heritor^ Sheldon 

(MM ocaewcy H 

ere* On* 1121 900 

STILL THE BEST 

Buy on a 4 bediocm 2* Mtfi cam- 

.ng trash p«nt. many extra* Imme- 

diate occupancy Warren/Sheldon 

arw. Only $114.W0 

CALL MIKE BAKES TODAY 

314. Plymouth 

AFFORDABLE 

BELOW MARKET - 3 tMnxn Or** 

basamarit. sttacned garage 4 mora. 

Only $99 900 

CALL JON RUUD 

CENTljm II TODAY 537-0060 

"Baal Prloa YouH See" 

4 bedroom* library w/ctoaal, 2 M 

new flooring. poaahed I 

Crown iiisslt 

walk-m doeet and bam i 

baaamani and attacnad garage Ba- 

i m ii or not It 

Can Plymouth! 

JOHN McARDLE 

314 Plymouth 

NEW ON THE MARKET' 

A pn.ete edun salting w Baacon urn 

security tystam. a «sw Mnaoe. e» 

| a « l (tacking, and ada entrance 

garage. 4 bedroom* 2-* bath* a 23 

x 16 tamay room HI" a flraptaoe. 

. a study. la 

floor laundry, ale. FAULTLESSO 

MAINTAINED! $244,900 

ROBERT BAKE 

Realtors 

453-8200 

P L Y M O U T H 

315 HorthviUe-Nevi 

CUSTOM 

Horn on 30 acraa. Qraal floor plan 

» W 

316 Waatland 

GardanCity 

. and two story loyar 

TnjTy ona of a kind' 1779,900 

COUNTRY 1/2 ACRE 

Nmtfut noma m Connamara M«a 

Specious ranch In immpaccataa 

condition Thousands of doaara In 

•iipi ovoments man paal 3 yeer* 

459-6000 

C0LDWELL 

BANKER 

Schweitzer Real Estate 

ALMOST NEW! 

rn in 68 Soadoua ranch with 

bodnxma 4 Urge baaamani. open 

floor plan—avan a DrapMoa In ma 

lerge greet room" WooOad yard loot 

S79.900 6 

Study Large eatmg space m kltcn- 

en Brushed Basement and 2 car ga- 

rage Recem updates nckide newer 

windows freanty painted, tjthrodm 

vanity, and front Mor-Uan pro- 

viding one year home warranty Cafl 

today for a private showing (59.900 


Harry S. Wolfe. 

REALTORS 

462-1660 


NORTHVILLE TRAILS 

NORTHVILLE SCHOOLS 

PRE-CONSTRUCTION PRICES 

CUSTOM BUILT HOMES 

84 HOME SITES 

Now taking rat a "rations 3 modala 

under conetructlon. Open Deity 1-6 

Closed Thurs. Custom bunt nomas 

by Multi-Building Co inc LoPWoo- 

lo Homes, Inc.. 4 M G C Bunders 

Ranches. Cape Cods 4 Colonials 

Walk out lota ana avalatMa From 

(219,900 Call 360-5070 

(SEE DISPLAY AD) 

Tired Ot Looking At Homes 

where everytfkng needa to be re- 

done? We6 look no mora. A baeuti- 

M new 3 bedroom, 2M bath Coloni- 

al m Plymouth oflers a formal dining 

room, tamay room w/flraplaoe. G E 

appliances oek cabmata, wood wm- 

dowa. Ml brick. 4 2 car atiached 

garage Youl love ma houee 4 me 

price - (142.500 

Diane Braykovich 

RE/MAX 100 INC. 

425-6789 

Trailwood III 

4 bedroom. 2% bath, large kltcJien 

Wtm latand 4 larger tamity room, ex- 

Iraa inckida parquet entry 4 den. 

healed garage, alarm apnnkiars. 

gnu I M apptancee! (194.900 

I a 5235). Csk . 

Remerica 


" 420-3400 

4 BEDROOM. 2* Bathe updated 

Kitchen. N Canion location 2.500 

H of 9vino apaoa $125,900 

HELP-U-SELL Of ITWWC 454-9535 

314 Plymouth 

A PLYMOUTH PLEASURE 

rage, new roof, and much more ' 

go taatl $104.900 

1 by Jamas Compo. Ms custom 

, City of Plymouth oryr 

ranch ad|oina a 

toe. tamal dm- 

mg. 1st floor lawtdry. and attached 

covered parkmg. vw _piawar 

and parqual flooring $66,500 

ROBERT BAKE 

. Realtors 

453=8200 

OPEN SUN. 1-4 

9010 Northern S o< Ann Arbor Rd 

E of Shstdon 1.650 sq ft new Cape 

Cod wtm 3 bedrooma. 2 MI bathe. 

Ml Baaement. 1st floor laundry, llra- 

placa and 2 car atiached garage 

(139.000 

Remerica 


453-0012 

Plymouth Charm. 

Jong Ifaa street leading lo tins 

Along 

apanclrii 3 badroom ranen. Spe- 

ctoua kitchen Wim nook 4 baauVM 

cabinetry large living room tor en- 

tertaining wood deck 4 2 tar ga- 

rage Move-In condition (09.500 

Remerica 


Plymouth Ranch 

Custom bun 3 bedroom Ranen 2 

floors, anacned garage, stove 4 re- 

frigerator stay mground pool on 

large lot next to par* Asking 

(19S.900 |»51S4 

Remerica 


- 420 3400 

VICTORIAN 

-JEWEL 

Entpy the charm ot yester- 

year In this authenticalty 

restored 10 room. 2% bath 

home with French mansard 

root. $189,900. 

472 Starkweather 

OPEN HOUSE SUN. 1-5 

MARDA BENSON 

COLDWELL BANKER 

SCHWEITZER 

4S9-600Q 

NORTHVILLE - 3 badroom. bnck 

ranch greet roomr 2 bam. dinmg 

room. Hrapiace. good location. 

(166.900 420-2971 

NOVI 

LOVELY - 3 bedroom. 2 Ml bem 

Tri-level decorated m today a col- 

ors This home haa many leaturee 

including s lovely patio overlooking 

treed area wim pond 1st (104.00Q. 

I>13 

MANY UPDATES - Gorgeous 3 bed- 

room Cotomai wtm lovety lot near 

privets area BeeutlMfy landecaped 

Cleen as a atastie Can today, mia 

one win not Mat at (119.900 < 

W mom. doorwall 

oft oi dining room leads to wood deck overlooking park-like 

setting it 44,900 

SITU. QUAirtY. vaivv U s evident m .fhts Bonadeo built 

home with 4 bedrooms and a den Basement is partially 

finished, (amity room has wet bar. fireplace A bay window, 

& dmtng room, wood 

agt* is 4 It wider, vrrv 

p M H M 

SfCKINC THf UITIMATl IN A HOMIf This rsesuer 4 

bedroom Colonial in Sunflower Subdivision has K all 1 Great 

Room has rawed hearth fireplace, bay window m kitchen 

with eating area, upgraded stammasier tarpetmg, lit floor 

laundry, tpnnkler system, french doors leading to derk 

overlooking fabulous rrerk setting. (161.900 

"Ft£ASE DRIVE BY FOR FREE BROCHURES' 

[Tail LEE or NOEL 

BITTINGER 

453-8700 

/SiREfttX 

H C r o i « r o a < f $ H 

•A 

BEAUTIFUL SURROUNDINGS tor 

this lovely 4 badroom hOmei Spa- 

wooded aanmg. Pitvete pond k 

great lor skating, and 5.5 serene 


William 

• REALTORS 

455-8400 

inoependsntty Owned and Operated 

BY OWNER. NOVI Large 3 bed- 

room tn Mvel wtm wMkout New 

kitchen 4 carpal, central air. apot- 

lees. great «ra« (153.900 473-6627 

Charming & 

Spacious! 

•a ma 5 badroom. 2.600 aq f 

dry. new lumaoa. oanttm air. partial- 

ly amshed Baeement. newer carpet- 

ma. buat m ov*n/rsng» Side entry 

aarags w/opener T — 

kig caa now tor 

$104.(00 caa 

JOANNE TATUM 

NOVt ROYAL CROWN SuBtBvl- 

slon 1 ol Novt'i premier subs locat- 

ed at 9 MHe 4 Taft (NorthvUto 

school dlatnet) W« build custom 

homaa from 2400 »Q ft ^woodad lot 

4 walkouts ata available Model lo- 

cated at 22574 Bertram Dr 

Open Everyday. 12-5pm 

A. J. VanOyan Buitdars 

349-6977 

NOVI - 100X272 lot wtm a 2 bed- 

11 home, needs work, great 

1st ment. with laka access 

900 

NETWORK 

539-0900 

OPEN SUNOAY 1-4 

22565 CHESTNUT TREE 

Gorgeous, newly decorated 4 bad- 

room Ranch oftsrs open ftoor plan, 

naa ceramic Me. a* now pkjeh car- 

peting. new kghl fixture*, and mora 

This la truly a house beautlMf 

Only (142.900. 

Ask tor Joke Levme 

Century 21 Today 

655-2000 Pager 510-6390 

GARDEN CITY - Open Sunday 1-4 

Fantaatic 3 badroom bnck ranen. 

2 baths, 2 ear garage, built m l»67. 

central sir rqamienenca free exteri- 

or. flruehed bseement, close to 

schools (7( 500 

HEPPARD 4 ASSOC 855-6570 

GARDEN CITY OPEN HOUSE 

Sal.; Jan 11, 10am-2pm 2 bedroom 

home, new kitchen, new Bathroom, 

new thermal pane window*, redeco- 

rated Reedy tor occupency Large 

toncad m beck ytrd 26495 Daweon. 

N of Ford Rd . E of MtddMbelt. be- 

hind dty naa $46,900 427-6166 

IN CITY. Very neat clean 3 

bnck ranch Spacious 

neutral decor. Ml Base- 

ment. 2 car garage. $72,900 For 

try owner 427-4647 

VERY SHARP - 3 bedroom Garden 

City ranch, newer furnace, remod- 

eled kitchen. Immediete occupancy 

carage nothing left to do but mova 

Si - $57,000 _ Aak tor Mtks or Pat 

Century 21 - Dynamic 

728-8000 

ACCENT ON VALUE 

MSHQA 7 4% - 3 Bedroom Bun- 

galow wtm updated kltcnen. Mrs 

Insulation tor only $41.900 

JUST LISTED - 3 Bedroom brie* 

Ranch completely updated m South 

Redford Onty $65,000 

CENTURY 21 TODAY 536-2000 

BY OWNER 

Beech Neat 

bnc* ranch. 

w. Cmcaoo. E of 

4 cleen 3 bedroom 

updated kitchen 

buyers (64 900 277-2597 

CITY WORKERS 

$5000 TOTAL MOVE IN 

3 bedrpom bnc* ranen. Ml Base- 

ment. aaraga 4 mora Redtord area 

8'*%. $565 mo Only $51.900 

PAUL OR GERRY 

Century 21 Bite 522-7626 

BELLV1LLE PROPERTIES 

Comer ranen- t (104.900 

Canal trom .cotomai • (119,900 

Lake Condo • (121.900 

Brick ranch. (129.900 

Can June. 

697-0099 or 

Green Pomt 

bedroom, ^bam (137 .000 

w Bloomfleld - Green Pomle 2 

Bedroom. 2'i Bath (113.900. 

HMS REALTY 

3S3-7170 

l. Agent 

r 89&-5014 

GREAT FAMILY AREA - many up- 

dates 3 Bedrooms Baaamani Ga- 

rage 24x21 unfinished -oom with 

many poaaiOWtias (30^00 Tsrms 

For detaNa. caa 

TRISHA GAWRONSKI 525-9600 

CENTURY 21 HARTFORO NORTH 

OLD REDFORO - caah/trade. 

Back yard: appaence* stay Car. 

truck or van as dqwn payment - Bal- 

ance m cash A $16,000 value, let s 

537-4699 

BIRMINGHAM NORTH - Open Sat 

t-Spm Adams N ot DerBy Sharp 

lower 2 Bedroom. 1M Bams, car- 

port Immediate possession 

Motivated seaer (66.900 

REALTY, INC 

-6060 

BLOOMFISiCM 

EASY TERMS - 3 bedrooma, 1 bam 

Bungalow Excellent condition 

(48.000 No Bonk financing 

CASH DOWN - LC _ 489 1072 

MODEL HOME 

NEWNESS! 

5 Mae/Beech are* Move-m condi- 

tion Bungalow style ranen. Ml baae- 

ment Wtm W bam. treeNy decorated 

m 4 out. lenced yard, garage imme- 

diate occupency FHA ok $56,900 

(=5241) 

Tlemerica 


TWO GREAT BUYS 

W of Telegraph and S of 7 Mile 

$4t 900 and $31.900 Bom assump- 

tions* Land Contract FHA/VA 

welcome For more Into ea» 

Joe Nimmo 


261-0700 533-2031 

BLOOMFIELD 

Lovely Heather Lake condo w«h 

neutral decor 3 bedrooms. 2 5 

bathe BeeutiM of the lake, decs 

644-8700 

MAX BROOCK. »*C REALTORS 

BLOOM FIE kO 2 Bedrooms 2 

baths, targe master suns, herdwood 

floors, new pamt. sS appaances 

pool beech prtvtlegea (79 900 Call 

Ed days 569-4490 Eves 860-2007 

WAYNE - Totally remodeled 2 bed- 

room, new electrical 4 pkimblng 

thermal windows, large garage 

(39,900 72Z-4T17 

(5200 TOTAL MOVES YOU IN 

To this 3 Bedroodi tua brick ranch 

wnh 1'» bams, garage and Base- 

ment 8'-»S4 $591 45 per month 

Only $55,900 Cell 

PAUL OR'GERRY 

Century 21 Elite 522-7626 

3 BEDROOM BRICK RANCH Over 

$15, 000 m recent updates pan. 

Us setting, make ofler (107.90C 

HELP-U-SELL of NWWC 454-9535 

BRIGHTON 

A NEW COMMUNITY 

WOOORIQGE HILLS CON DOS 

New models, ranches 4 townnomes 

2-3 bedrooma, loft. 2 BatM 2 car 

oarage. Basement, some wa»-outs 

flraplace. air conditioning, deck 

From $118,500 

Models Open 12-6pm 

U S 23 Exit 58 W to Rickett Rd 

Right jo Oakr>dga Dr left lo Ridge 

Ct . turn left to the mujais—— 

ASK ABOUT 

RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY 

Model 229-6778 Office 229-5722 

ADLER HOMES INC 

aejqfton.jii 

VERY SPECIAL HOUSE 

You'll love entertaining tama, 4 

triends m this home Gorgeoua 

country kneften with oak caBmeta. 

easy Hying family room, with fire- 

place overlooking petio and. lovety 

landscaped yard wim 2% car garage 

plus carport Call tor more updatea 

Only (79 900 

READY S WAITING 

Don I wart. H won t laatt 3 Bedroom 

newly aluminum aided Bungalow 

completely remodeled thru-oul. new 

lurnace. electric plumbing 4 carpet 

Freanty painted 4 ready to go 1st 

ftoor laundry loot Loads ol room tor 

the growmglamily New root In 1991 

FANTASTIC RANCH 

Immaculate inside 4 out - 3 Bed- 

room 2 Ml baths large country 

krtcflen living room naa newer bay 

window 4 carpeting Family room 

with fireplace 4 doorwa* leading to 

pattd- & BBC Pintsfted Baser* 

haa dry bar Bam 4 office apace 2'1 

car oaraoe 4 much, much mora lor 

$66,500 

* 

COUNTRY LIVING 

IN THE CITY 

Over hall acre to roam' Oon't miss 

thia great find 2 bedroom mam- 

' le ranch wim Florida 

GREAT BUYS 

TASTEFULLY - decorated 3 bed- 

room one* rane*. M c m i kltuiaii, 

newer windows 2 car garage. 1 yr 

home warranty, mmedlata oocu- 

pancy.Eaay terms $50,900 

SUPER - 3 tiediuoni One* ranen. 

country krtchen. remodeled bath 

ftmehed uaeement. o«ce or 4m 1 

badroom 2 car garage, opener 

Century 21 

CASTELLI 525-7900 

1990 CENTURION 

AWARD WINNING OFFICE 

room you 

ment |uat waiting to be convened A 

great home at a great pnoa 1 

CAREFREE LIVING 

This maintenance tree 3 bedroom 

ranch allows you to Hvttthe Good 

Jte Pride of ownership 

WTO! new vinyt replacement windows 

4 central air. finished baaement haa 

a dry bar tor casual entertaining 

All offers considered 4 simple aa- 

sumption is svauaBie (69.900 

420-3400 321 LiYingtton Cty. 

OWN your own park 4 bridge over a 

creek on s wooded acr* 3 Bad- 

rooms. 1'4 Balh immaculate bnc* 

ranch, mow m condition, large car- 

peted Florida room", compietery 

penehed snd insuleted Baaameni 

recreation and living quarter*. 2 car 

garage, central ak. security eyatem. 

low taxes, muet see Weetland 

Fsrms Sub . Norm Radford Towtv 

ship (133.900 Ofler* consrfered 

Can owner evaa. 532-3748 

POPULAR REDFORD AREA 3 Bed- 

room. garage, fl'apiece BeautiM 

lot Only (79,900 

HELP-U-SELL ol NWWC 425-6881 

COUNTRY ESTATE 

1990 twenty Built msmtenance tree 

home with 2.200 aq fl 2 5 acenic 

acraa. 2 doorweM large deck, truly 

beautiful at (149,500 You should 

"" WHY U.S.A. 

ALL AMERICAN PROPERTIES 

476-1600 

WHERE (990 SELLS HOMES! 

QUALITY REDFORD 

• W OF BEECH DALY 

(6300 TOTAL MOVE-IN 

Darling 3 badroom, .family room, 

fireplace. Ml baaement. garaga 

Only (68 500 Cal 

BARBARA MARTIN 

Realty Professionals 

476-5300 

322 Homes 

Macomb County 

SHELBY • 4 bedroom colonial, air. 

3150 sq ft., mground pool, ga»bo. 

Utica school dty wsisr. 2't bam, 

sxtras (215,000 open Sun 781-0044 

STERLING HEIGHTS ranch. 16 Mae 

4 Ryan. 1800 aq ft. loaded with ex- 

trea. completely updated Must see 

(135.960 976-2192 

REDFORD 

LOW MONTHLY 

PAYMENTS!... 

On tfaa cute 2 badroom. 1 bam. Aral 

floor laundry Neat and newty deco- 

rated specioue >ncnen. iv» Car ga- 

rage Be cream* m the flnenciig 

tool Jusl (4J .900 

CALL DON OR DQH1S 

MAYFAIR 522-8000 

323 Homa$ 

Washtenaw County 

REDFORD - NAME YOUR TERMS! 

Owner wis wen to any reaaon- 

atMa oOm on tua aultmg 3 bed 

room. 1 bath Brick bungalow, flrst 

floor laundry, newer rool.' newer 

windows throughout Ftortds room 

S slier may help with as 

coat* Just $46,900 

CaLL DON OR DORtS 

IT'S YOUR MOVE 

SoiK»y bu«t bright 4 clean 3 bad- 

room' Brick ranOi m neutral color* 

1 bam. central 

air. orarsped garage Torvyjlan 

Only $84,900 

CALL MIKE BAKER 

BE/MAX C ROSSRO ADS 453-6700 

' OPEN SUN. 1:30-4PM 

46361 NORTHVAU-EY - mvttmg 2 

story colonial wim flreplac*, crown 

moldings, tormsl dining room, eat m 

kltcnen 4 bedrooms. 2.5 

ttoor laundry. (274.500 I la tin* nit 1,100 sq fl 3 

-Call34fc-45M brick rsnch F m i n i a i il 6 * * 

ERA RYMAL SYMES 

OPEN SUN. 1-4 

22336 Lancaster Ct. Bradford ol 

Novi S of Nina M«*. W of Tan The 

Contessa mod* at 3 400 aQ.n. on a 

oourl lot. Formal 4 informal etak- 

I «H bettis. Sbrery Snow 

Ftoor BSen 4aaS.D00 

Remerica 

453-0012 

IT'S YOUR MOVE 

Soitoty buat Bright 4 dean 3 bwdL 

room Brick ranen m neutral colors 

New windows, roofing 4 mora Fua 

ilniahed baaement wim bam. central 

Mr, oversoad garage TonquMh 

Onlv 184 900 

- CALL MIKE BAKER TODAY 

RE/MAX CROSSROADS 

453-8700 ' 

JUST PERFECT 

, A j MLL UUN UM LAJMV3 

Centuryl\ MAYFAIR 522-8000 

J. Scott. Inc. 

522-3200 

WESTLAND 


SINGLE FAMILY HOMES 

$75,990 

$4200 

MOVES YOU IN 

PravWw 5 new exotmg moOele. Mi 

baaamani. 2 car sheened garage, 

large maaiar bedroom suite and 

much mora Get m or^rhe ground 

MILLPOINTE 

595>-1010 

WESTLAND 

Picture Perfect Plus 1 BeautiM 3 

Bedroom Bnck Ranch, large family 

REOFORO S flneet 3 bedroom «nck 

Ranch New Mnaca. central air. 

deck 4 landscaping 2 Car garage 4 

flmsnsd basement Open Sunday 

2-Spm $73,900 

Ask lor Eileen Denherd 

CENTURY 21 TODAY 462-9600 

REDFORD 

STORYBOOK COTTAGEI 

...2 bedroom, 1 bath re- 

modeled bath. 1'A car ga- 

rage, lowest price on nice 

size kjtl Terma Plus! Only. 

$29,900, Call Don or Doris 

MAYFAIR' 522-8000 

318 

Daarborn Heights 

Many updeiea and extra* Vwy spe- 

cial hornet Aak lor Luretta . (87.900 

Century 21 Cook & Assoc. 

326-2600 

Bealnnqr's Dream 

One look a this completely updated 

brie* bungalow m Daerporn Scftoots 

~ do It. 3 bedroom* Itolahed 

dows. remodeled kFtctien and bam 

plua garage (68 900 

- - 

SjTnew window 4 carpeUng Makita- 

nance Iraa exterior, garaga. 

dryksaao 4 healed Large tonoed 

tot. Home a priced to " 

$79,900 Caa 

GARY JONES 

Remerica 


WESTLAND - 36 133 OWEaO 

$3,100. DOWN 

$469.00 per mo. 

North Deerb< 

Brand new 3 bedroom oolonial F«a 

baeement Carpeted Earn part ot 

Painting 4 I 

payment 4 doemg oo 

4 floor tang. (71.100 

labia FHA-MSHDA m< 

r 4*. x 

For qualified buyer* 

ROSS REAL tV 

K 

ettn 7 4V 30 yaw mortgege 

1 

Heights 


Hetieiaoua i 565 souara fL bnck 

bungalow wtm 2 natural fliatoces. 

finished baaamani. 1~* betha. 2 

garage, and central ak $96 900 



REALTORS 

421-5660 

Salem 1.45 Acres 

Northvtae schools Compietery re- 

mooeled rustic lop home 3 bed- 

room 2 story wtm family room. Hra- 

piace dan besament 1H bams and 

2 car garaga (174.900 



REALTORS 

421-5660 

irêpendanlty Owned snd Operated 


Affordable Elegance 

in this 2 Bedrdorr townhouse deco- 

rsled to perfection Super cleen unit 

that has avwrthmg you could warn 

Central ak Basement. 2 skyllgnts 

walk -tn master Ooeet 4 a black rnar - 

bia flraplace located in con 'Twig 

room (79.900 Can 

LAUREN or J P HOSKO 

Remerica 


459-6222 

CANTCW 

: Vary sharp 2. Bedroom w/tvushed 

• baaement prtvale courtyard w i 

decking appkancas and many < 

torn faeturas 

Sail. Bring Al t 

FARMINGTON HILLS 

immaculate flrst floor unit m great 

location New flooring appkancas 

tormel dlmng room, covered terrace 

and much more lor only (82.900 

LIVONIA 

Move right Into this 1»o bedroom 

townhouse. Everything s Been done 

Many updates including windows 

snd doors An unbeilevsbie price of 

$50,900 

For more mformalion, caa 

ERA First Federal Reelty 1'5-3400 

DEARBORN HTS - Perlec: lor eld- 

erly Large bedroom.'bsth 1st., 

floor walking distance lo church 4 

shopping (35 SOO 422-2409 

325 Real Estate 

Services 

ATTENTION 

FIRST TIME HOME BUYERS 

Why rent whan you can own your 

own home Buy with utile down 

payment. For Iraa consi 41stmn. 

CALL JOYCE JOHNSON 

RE/MAX CROSSROAOS 453-8700 

FREE Waekfy Hat ol properties for 

sale wim pneee. deeenpuons ad- 

drsaaai ale Cat Malp-U-Sea of Uv- 

Ington. (313) 299-2191 

FARMINGTON HILLS Sierra 

Polnte. 2 bedroom. 2 bath. 1813 sq 

ft rench condo Oan. large kllchen. 

dining room, greet room laundry 

room, flraplace. 2 car attached ga- 

rage Owner 661-0577 

Gr*en Oak Twp 

TAKE A BREAK 

4 enjoy tms n a * 3 bedroom con- 

do wim 2 bams fsmay room wnh 

flraplace 4 garaga TNa home a 

mint! AH tha comforts and none of 

the work! (119.500 . Can 

Doug or Judy Courtney 

Remerica 


420-3400 

326 Condos 

Ann Arbor • , 

GLEN DEVON 

CONDOMINIUMS 

Starting at $179,900 

New oMenng Pros reductions 

on moat sitae! Contemporary 

slytkig m an elegant setting, ed- 

laoent to the Ann Artior Country 

Clue 

OPEN SUNOAY 1-4 PM 

and by appointment Contact 

Michel Porath or jamas Akana. 

761-6600 day*/4 75-3612 or 

665-4259 eves 1-94 wast to 

norm on Zeec Rd , right on Joy 

LIVONIA 

Poeaitue lend contract tor beeutltui 

condo in lovely Wood lore Great 

pnoa (49.500 â» Joe Beaey at 

Mayfair Realty. 

Fermmgton , 


Drastic reductions of about dO.OOO 

across me board on Farmington s 

best kept secret wtm thaae wonder- 

M 2 bedroom eondce that are steps 

away from ma wonderM shops snd 

catoe oil downtown Farmington 

Beautttul *ood cabmen, a gaa flra- 

ptaca. and it's s* brand new Pncaa 

start at (89 900 and all are under 

(100.000 


The deal ol the century wim thia ra- 

quekfy assumption on Oils condo 

You can get into ttas Beeuirtuky dec 

Edward Surovell 

CoT7ReaTTors 

BIRMINGHAM CONDO 

1 badroom 1 bem. porch, pool, ex- 

4 shopc-ng 

Eves 642-4291 

ERED1 3 bad- NORTH Deertom Heights Perfect 

your showing 

Remerica 

HOMETOWN REALTOR? 

453-0012 

EXXCUTTVE aOMC. on 

Bam nlnais ' !>•* •• Aa. 

7-"?(47 

GREEN ACRES 

NORTH 

„ ,_ ._,.' H L V . U - LE 

* trom your 7 aora < 

Cod wnfl 4 huge Bedroo 

S il natar las l Hurt* al orH) 

19 900 laSMttJSaiCM. - 

- JOHN McARDCE or 

' • SHAWN BELL 

Remerica 


420-3400 

START TNE NEW YEAR RaGHTt 

New 2525 sqft 4 badroom. 2 stor 

colonial on torga lot m Novi PeOOle 

Ridge Eslatee Novi schools let 

floor laundry lerge master suit* in- 

cluding soekino tub Its me DM 

deal m Now $169,000 «eady 

move m Caa Nowt Aj Van Oi 

316 Waatland 

Gardan CHy 

N.W Garden Ciry 3 

rooma $87 900 Osmar 427-18&3 

LIVONIA schools - 3 bedroom Brie* 

ranch. 2 ear garaoe. rmmm Mnaoa. 

'al ak carpet, great tamay area, 

to Hayes slam artery 4 Corra- 

do Par* (71.000 261-3732 

LIVONIA SCHOOLS 

Top. notch N Waadand local 

ALL amCK COLONIAL Huge SO' by 

ISO- lot. natural fcaptaoa. Tnt.ilsua 

catwie «id more M. '>oo 

HELP-U-SCLL of NWWC 4S4-P538 

BY OWMER-Lhome Schools Gor- 

geoua 3 bedroom 

dated S ol Arm i 

a Mat all -$63.00 

Carefree Livina 

TINTS -net Ma wdl Be m ftaa jbad- 

room rsnch Brand nasi Amana SOH 

sTMenci Mnaca 4 2'* ton central 

3 badioom tn level w/1am»y roodi 4 

2H car garao* W 

rerig Jtlta 

maka tor toa haa* 

$61,500 KW-404 

CALL KEN W AT 

THS MKXGAN GROUP H» 

LIVONIA SCHOOLS 

$3,400. DOWN 

$499.00 par mo. 

n S badiouwi ranch 

Carpeted- Earn pan or 

HELP-U-SELL Of NWWC 

a s s u m e * 

Nee S bedroom t| 

S REDFORD ESTATE SALE 

Sharp 3 badroom brick rsnch. alu- 

minum tnm 1V4 bams Ceism " 

aaraga and n a Set art atndoaa. t 

ing low 60 t 

DALE GRACE 

dty Prolaaaiohaas 476-5300 

AUTHENTIC TUOOR m «kl i 

new Stuck ay School Oouble Jot 

gtvea room io add garaga or tom*r 

tn Br gardan room Fua bl 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS 

1 Bedroom condo m Four Saeaona 

complex New kitchen lotaay 

redone By Owner, $77,500 

Days-$51-5660 Evas 5BS-7SM 

325 Real Estata 

Sarvicas 

courtyard m N Farmington Has wtm 

vary Bills money down Largs stor- 

age room m-unklaundry room, and 

plenty oT cioeet space (49 900 



REALTORS 

474-5700 


KINGS MILL COOP-NORTKVILte 

3 bedroom townhouse «•» base- 

ment (5-VW Cash UK neooc. 

sbls Also have other available 

I units Cash tales 149-5570 

wee 4 2"4 ton cwntral down paiment 6 Ootsng 

"S< Ptsaaer wMM wWh h* pemtmg 4 *oor teng (7< h 

I 4 hardwood floors NawSy i ill Hi FHA-MSHDA , 

ewer windows wnh bay oaoa wim 7 4 X JT «ear mori 

Remerica HCLP-uâu. at m m c 4(« a«$6 

REALTORS 

459-6222 3 

and Atari* at I 

DYNAMITE RANCH! 

car aaraos aa on a lara>r t 

agakr pt aoo Caa 

MARY GATTO 

large beat 

a M M i 

CALL "EN W at 

THtMOaOANOWOUP 4 

PWVATI 1 » «CRES . 

a' 

n a w 

HELP U-6CLI < 

down Conventional at (••* 

One Way Realty 

522-6000 or 473-5506 

Be Tha First To Sea 

Ma CUSS anqoharmmg 3 Bedioo 

bunaalpa asm ladaa ir a curb sp- 

paal m a mee tamay nataMortaod 

k.sk»* you mm Hd a Wga avmg 

room wan bay wd^s. aas-afl Idtc^v- 

an wim tan 22 

•4th ikyaght t 

pakitod. vinyl w 

aamtoa. sad nam 

carpeting (59 90 



REALTORS 

462-1660 

aatona, Owned and Op 

CLEAN » COZY 

aaa bu mdt mm mm* or 

s to rnsbiaa M wata. a*tdoa» 

garage snd moral Musi aaa to m 

aiacletet Asking (66.M6 Aaa tar 

KAREN 

CENTURY 21 

ROW 

464-7111 

CENTURY 21 

TODAY 

is pleased to 

announce that 

MAR CIA 

VAN CREVELD 

Associate Broker, 4 Million 

Dollar Producer 

has fcnned our firm al 

28544 Orchard Lk. Rd. 

Suite #130 

Farmington Hills. Ml 48334 

office: (313) 855-2000 

...iWnnne. fi 4 11 44i.aaa1

V Thursday. January fl. 1092 O&E *1E 

tSdsCCt (PTOVCTtlCS from Real Estate One, 

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Ii 

LAKEFRONT on all-sports Walled 

GREAT FAMILY HOME. Library. 4 bedrooms. 2VS baths, CONTEMPORARY 

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WESTLAND 

WEIGH THE VALUE HERE in this 3 bedroom brtck and 

aluminum trt-level in Westland 1Ur baths, large country 

1990 CONTEMPORARY. Dramatic 2 bedroom Northville 

honje. Great room w cathedral ceiling lo 2nd story 

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LIVONIA NOVI 

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furnace is just a year old, has maintenance free exterior 2.9 acre lol with mature trees make this homa country 

anrt i« nnrftd lo

2E* O&E Thursday. January 9. 1#92_ 

Thursday. January 

*JE 

CLR66IF1ED REAL E6TRTE 

362 Real Eatate Wanted 

339 Lots and Acreega 

332 Mobil* Homea 

For Sale 

For Sato 

'COZY'SONOO 

$34,900 Call 

GREG 

CFNTURY 21 

• ROW 

464-7111 



NEW MODELS 

$114,990 

2 bedrooms. r» baths. 

tacned g««i nr*piai_ .. 

mr pnveia peno and muclimor* 

GREENPOINTE 

AT COPPER CREEK 

553=4800 

NOV! M n ICCIM Ranch. 2 Owl- 

room. 2 belt* Al oKar* conardered. 

priced mid $00'a. S3 000 down * 

FARMMOTON; townhouee. 2 bed 

room. 2 beffie. teeemant. 

irael 120.000 

tire. M 0 

J 2 S L 

down. aak Ing 

CANTON, i 

15 000 down 

onf $4,000 down. aakmg $79,800 

FARMiNOTON. Ranen modal. Greet 

Room wNfi lyepiace. lerge dwmg 

room, large maatar auna with ban. 

larga baaamani. larga 3 car garaga 

dan: First Hour Iwidry. 

r aGBcNeeflerege. 

MARCIA MEISEL 

RE/MAX EXECUTIVE 737-0*00 

FARMINGTON MILLS 

CONDO EXTRAVAGANZA! 

DECORATOR RWCCTI 

oak country In botn 

Bamrooma a moral Thia la Out no** • 

or 396-5617 

WALLED LAKE CONDO 

Sharp 2 badroom. 1V» balh town- 

• with fwaahad Baaamani. at- 

lacnad garaga. a* appaanoaa Onfy 

>66.900 F-21NE-WL 

Ca* 474-3309. 

EBACOUKTRYWOae REALTY 

WEST BLOOMRELD 3 badrooma. 

3% batha. oontamporan FVaplaca. 

SARASOTA FLORIDA HOTLINE 

Homa*. condoa 4 lot* on or naar ma 

watar Ca* Bai Scott 1-600-633-6666 

342 Lakafront Property 

-vL. CHIMNEY SWEEP BUSINESS 

Al ma aqu^mant naadad to atari a 

prolliabl* Luilnaaa. 

271-4664 

BLUEHER0N 

NORTHVILLE 

ON THE WATER 

Boating. Balling, and natura pra- 

aarva On Back Rd, S ol 7 M«a. W 

of 275 From: $199,500 " 

344-6606 

CASS LAKE TranatarraO 3-4 bad- 

roam*. 3'4 balh*. Ibrary Waaiout. 3 

car garaga. Oock $336 500 

HELP-U-SELL 646-6670 360-6860 

FANTASTIC LAKEFRO»tT 

on a« apon* laka' TMa ba^tlM 3 

badroom hobta taaturaa top of lha 

Ana quaBty throughout Ovar 2400 

aq ft., baautlfui maaiar aulta $ a 

atunrung graatroom wtth gorgaoua 

culstona ftraplaca Enjoy y Pleaae ca* 644-* 105 

BIRMINGHAM 

BIRMINGHAM 1 MO FREE RENT 

Newly remodeled 1 * 2 bedroom 

apartment* Juet E ol Adama Rd 

near downtown. Rental ralee In- 

clude heel, water, band*, mirrored 

door*, w Ulcben. appkancaa 6 

carpeting. 

644-1300 

Redford Township 

24350 Joy Road 

(Juet Waal of Telegraph* 

1.250 aq ft $1,050 per month 

Rant mdudaa heat, air conditioning^ 

electricity, „r>o«rBrour>d aacurad 

parking New carpet and btlnda 

CERTIFIED REALTY. INC 

(313)471-7100 

SOUTHFIELD - Lodge/10 Mile 

Window * Bttracwv® i 

Fax. COPMT. con»®r«nc« room S«c- 

ratantf i ^ c * Fjy ma 

frM Mth 1 mo M M aSS-0^86 

Four Unit 

Income Property 

m downtown PNmoulh Monthly uv 

camt al $1.31< with poeitlve caah 

now Excakant return on Inveatmant 

Dank knencmg e«enabie al low «- 

lereat rate $120,000 

Remerica 


453-0012 

Studio apartment with tu* Bath 

large wak-m doeet. kncnenetle. 

ak 6 private patio Waaimg 

«ttanca lo downtown 6 ahoppang 

•val coneider 6 mo leeae 

ONLY $455 INCLUOtNG HEAT 

Eton 8 Maple area 

1 bedroom, carpeted, beaament 

storage, walking distance to down- 

town 4 anocomg Only $495 

Aak About our Tqwnhouaea . 

NC'pet* leaaa -eq^nrpd EHO 

THE BENEICKE GROUP 

542-6686 

dmmg room. 2 welk-lne. carport, aa- 

airtly alarm, balcony $575'mo wa- 

ter Included Altar,5pm. 646-3629 

FREE 

APARTMFNT 

renting «1 ix>- 

- 

BLOOMFIELD LAKES APTS 

I Fully lurniafwd apt* renting at un- 

iurrnahad pnoee Lake 

I Convenient location 

BLOOMFIELD TWP FoaCrO«[ 

Apt* apecioua condo. upper 2 Bed 

room 2 Bam, carpeting, all app* 

| ancee. pod. carport 851-2055 

CANTON 

S ol Joy Rd W ol >275 

1 & 2 BEDROOM APTS 

F R O M $ 3 5 5 * 

Heat I n c l u d e d 

W i n d o w T r e a t m e n t s 

uare Apts. 

'LICATIONS FOR 

BIRMINGHAM - 2 bedroom town- 

nouae 1% bam. newly decorated, 

new app«ancaa Garden letting. 

cloaetotown $750 645-2437 

BIRMINGHAM 2457 E Maple. 1 

bedroom. dUhwaahar. wali-m do*- 

et canwal air. carpeting. bUnda 

Carport Leeae. $500 643-4428 

SOUTHFIELD aublal prlvete om«able Free Golf 

Heat & Hot Water Free 

Carport Included 

_ 7 2 8 - 1 1 0 5 

CARRIAGE COVE 

LUXURY APTS. 

(LILLEY 6 WARREN) 

ONE MONTH FREE RENT 

(New tenents Only) 

(Apply Before 1-31-921 

We take pride In ottering 

lhe following services to 

our tenants. 

- Maid service avarlabie 

• 24 hr emergency mamten4«ice 

• Beautiful grounds wnh pod 8 

picnic area with BBO's 

L- Special handicapped units 

• Short term leases available »! 

- Many more amenities 

NO OTHER FEES 

Prtvata Entrancaa 

One Bedroom - $505. 900 sq tl 

Two Bedroom - $580, 1100 sa ft . 

Vertical bands 8 carport included 

; Near X-weys. mopping, airport 

I Rose Doherty Pr operty Menegar 

961-4490 

| CANTON - 2 bedroom*, refrigera- 

tor. stove, carpet, curtaina 6 Band*,, 

$470 mo indudee heat & water 

One bedroom $400 455-0391 

CARRIAGE HOUSE APARTMENTS 

Haggarty N of Joy, Plymouth Twp 

HOLIDAY SPECIAL - LIMITED TIME 

14 2 Bedrooma from $421. Free 

credit check Security depoeli $200 

Model Open Deify 12pm-8pm daily 

Call tor more information 425-0930 

I * Non-resident oniy 

S! ONtVBHUUKh 

APARTMENTS 

455-7200 

Mon -Frt 9-5 Sat 11-4 Sun 11*3 

•Limited tune f irst 6 months ol a 

ona rear lease New reexlenu 

Selected units. 


WINDSOR 

WOODS 

LUXURY APARTMENTS 

1 4 2 Bedroom - Townhouses 

From $475 with carport 

Vertical Blind* Throughout 

Covered parking 

Qui*! Soundproof Construction 

Wa*. to Shopping 

Swimming pod 6 cabana 

on War ran oetvreer. Sheldon.' L*ley 

| Mon-Fr- 9-Spm.Set 4 Sun. l-Spm 

Evening «>pomtments available 

4 5 9 - 1 3 1 0 

CAblTON 

Bedford S 

NOW 'AKING Al 

Spac«us ' 4 2 Badroom Apts 

Sma« Qvuet Sale Compter 

Ford Rd near I-275 

STARTING AT $475 

9Q1-1P17 

CENTERLINE PLAZA 

APARTMENTS 

1 & 2 bedrooms trom $480 

FREE HEAT 

i. seated on 10 MM between Mound 

i Van Dyke (next to a Ml aannce 

shopping center I Intercom system. 

i»gmed perking, carports available . 

1 707-1700 

CAMBRIDGE APTS 

-Specwus deluxe 1 4 2 bedtooms 

. COME HOME 

FOR THE HOLIDAYS 

S PAY NO RENT 

UNTIL 2/1/92 

274-4765 

| CLARKSTON 

GREENS LAKE 

1 and 1 bedroom apartments or 

over -.000 ft ol trontage on Grew- 

I lake and T he Clinton River Enicy 

Swimming - F«»wng Boating r> 

vate Beach Tenms Court '. u,b 

•rauae - Carpooi baiouraae A all 

1 out* - Winter Sports 

Cl«w»o^ A r— 

Ski Lodge Motif! 

W»nT wifti LO«» mna washmr 6ry 

hoc*-up* 

AMBER APARTMENTS 

280-1700 

~^ CLAWSON/TROt 

New I Bedroom Caaatxanca fan. 

mini blinds, air. dishwasher snack I 

bar must see $495'mo 54V-8685 


DEARBORN CLUB 

APARTMENTS 

1 Bedroom 

$450 

ONE MONTH FREE 

.. FREE HEAT 

Ceiling Fans - Cable Ready 

5 6 1 - 3 5 9 3 

DEARBORN 

Efficiency apta . newt, decorated 

; Sto-e. refrigerator, cable raady 

•ao.ru3ry facmtiee Vary reeeOnabie 

inquire ai 71-00 Freda, Dearborn^ 

DEARBORN HGTS. - 1 bedroom up- 

S1S..5 apartment for employed *m- 

gm person. Warren/Evergreen area 

$300 mo dua aacurity 421-2263 

From $4l5/mo 

York Properties. Inc 

FENTON ST -.142 beOroom apt« 

i Bedroom $395 2 Bedroom start* ôcated on Dirla H«r, 

at $465 include* heet 4 weter Mw - Frt . 9-5 Sa' Sun 

Jan Special 255^)073 625-4600 

WEST 7 MILE - 1 bedroom apt 

From $365 month 

air. poor *ome with naw car 

Open i 

BLOOMFIELD GATE HOUSE 

Suitable 1 person $750 monthly 

^ mil-as not included Personal de- 

tails Box 746. Observer 6 Eccentric 

newspapers. 36251 Schoolcr*ft 

Rd . Uvork*. Michigan 46150 

- CANTON - 

BROOK VIEW VILLAGE 

APARTMENTS 

1 6 2 bedroom apartment* 4 town- 

houses Central a*, carpeted, all ap- 

pliances. waaher dryer No pet* 

CALL OFFICE HOURS 

19am-5pm Mon-Frt. ONLY) 

729-0900 

DOWNTOWN 

AUBURN HILLS - condo, 2 bed- 

room. appliance* air. deck with 

pond view, carpeting, drapes, $475 

A7 

F.I.F.C. 

Mortgage Division 

. PrdNeekmel Swvtc* 

rvarlotn mortgage p'ans 

• (Mckctotlnoc 

8% 

No Points Added 

No Hidden Costs 

i. Mile Sd 

Just East of Middlebell 

in Livonia 

Call Us For Details At 

562-4623 

Air Conditioning 

Heat Included 

' Laundry Facilities 

Ceiling Fans 

Window "Blinds • 

Balconies, Patios 

Children Welcorru 

OPEN 7 DAYS 

4 2 7 - 6 9 7 0 

BIRMINGHAM 

SOUTH ADAMS SOU ARE 

TV 

Two to 4 room oMIc* *ui»«* * I'MM 

at $13/ 

IN 

Living at it's Finest! 

• 

Small Pets Welcome 

Daily 8 - 5 p.m . Sat 11 -4 p m 

Loialed on lhe North side of Michigan Aw 

BeUrcn Beech Daly and Iohn Daly =» 

APARTMENTS 

From i&O aqit Rem Include* 

^^Biet a* liWtw 

,arrftoriel * WllbrarJ 

Secretane^H 

BIRMINGHAM • 717 S ETON 

2 V 3 roora^H APARTMENTS 

ATTRACTIVE from 

ONE & TWO 

BEDROOM 

APTS 

#47-7077 

rent from 

DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH 

M) ft a* or pert good | 

pno* LI a*HI a. Perleel loft* 

,m «ac 483-im 

DOWNTOWN RLYMOOTM 

3oMo*auiM*.S«M" and 

11SO a* ft E.oeeent pwnine 

CM 

1*0®* A P R baaed Mi 1$ yr MM 

7W ii M - $240 OH» Feel 

MB (uMael v» Maraa mfo *mc* 

COMPARE A*AVf 

(313) 649-6304 

FIRST INTERNATIONAL 

FINANCIAL CORP. 

aw. MM" 

IH ae ft at $300 per i 

lor leraar unta i-2T$ > 

J A BLOCK a CO 

SM-7430 or M0-0444 


lOwTZSZeK. 

Fro«1 VIOaq n T* 4.000 a« It 

CALL TOOAY . 

CERT1F1CO REALTY. INC 

(313) 471-7 tOO 

Every Monday and Thursday in the Classified Real 

Estate Sectipn. 

Youll find an impressive number of listings that 

cover a large suburban .area. You're sure to find 

that special place among the large number of 

Mrtgs iar 

(0fasierlier & Hctentric 

CLA661HED ADVERTISING 

844-1070 Oakland County 591-0900 Wayne County 

852-3222 Rochester/Rochester Hills 

MMIM* $ PM TMSOAY PON TMunaoAY lomoft «• »I 

Microwave Oven Paid Gaa Heat 

Air Conditioning Great Location 

.Pool ft Tennla Specloua Rooms 

f * 2 Bedroom 1 ^ Bath In 

Apartments 2 Bedroom 

mm aMiMd eMi permiaelon 

WaMon Comer |rt Perry , (£> 

Adjacent to AiJbocn Hill* * * • 

Mon.-Frt. M Weeaendt 12-5 

3 7 3 - 5 8 0 0 

anstol 

LIVING YOU CAN 

Afford To Enjoy! 

1 & 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS FROM 

360 SJcludS 

Beautiful Setting in a Great Location! 

E 3 

- 1 - 

L a i b m Conditioning 

CONVENIENTLY LOCATED NEAR 

EXPRESSWAYS & TWELVE OAKS MALL 

On Beck Rd . Ju$« North of Pontine Trail in Wixom 

624-1388 

OPEN MON FRI 9 6 a SAT 10-5 • SUN 11 

rqual Houamtf Opporturtity 

Models open • Mon Sat 9-6 • Sun tl-5 

6 2 4 - 6 4 6 4 

Expanded one bedroom 

with Studio 

Clarita Park 

Apartments 

Life As it Should Be... 

Quiet Yet Convenient 

Bedroom, 1.& 1/2 Bath .^partmc 

Featuring: 

Cable Ready 

Private Entrances 

Located near 

schools, s 

& major hignwavs 

Fully Applianced 

Kitchens 

B»lcony/Patio 

Vertical Blinds 

Large Walk-in 

Closets 

Washer/Dryer 

Hookup 

Call Today For More Information 

473-0690 

Office Hr* Monday-Friday 1(W» Saturday 10-4 

29546 Clarita Avenue 

Off Middlebelt, Just South of Seven Mile 

Managed By The FOURMlDABLE Group

GRAND WV€« moot EMIT 

Q«€AT LOCATION 

CEDARIDGE 

Oekna 

FROM $510 

N e w Y e a r ^ S p e c i a l 

Enter on TuUno 1 Mock « of 

U.O0MMn or tf» S torn al Grand 

Near BoWord Hoeprtel Uvome MM 

4 aoumtoam Farnangton 

471-5020 

Model open da«y 1-S 

OFFICE: 775-8206 

FA0M1NOTON 

maintained i 

tanoato ahoccMno (J*r1et S"r ee- 

m t to 1-096 fraeaay «arrt McMaa 

rwi. »ari*al b&nda. ...lanil o 

wg apace a mueft mora One n* 

ha* rent >4c aecurltr aepcatl r£ 

omrad C I Jeanne at: 474-W9 

BOTSFORD PLACE 

GRAND RIVER - 8 MILE 

SPECIAL 

1 Bedroom for $419 

2 Bedroom for $519 

3 BeUiumii M >089 

PETS PERMITTED 

SngM> 

Inwnedtote Occupancy 

We I ova Chadren 

HEAT • WATER INCLUDED 

C M praadga eOdreaa. Mr coo«- 

nontna. earpaong. Mova 4 tafngara- 

tor. a* uMRMa excapt electuary tn- 

arm apertmenta Laundry 

for mora m»uii>aUon. pftone 

477-8464 

27883 Independence 


fabfcumqton hills 

2.000 SQ FT Of PU« LUXURY 

Baoanit, Jeemnaa 3 or 3 bedroom 

ranch. or 3 badroom loamWouaaa. 

r* taM. omnpooi me. tu" baaa- 

merw. 2 car ettacned garaga From 

S1S00 

COVINGTON CLUB 

14 uaa a MiddMban 

«S1-2730 

Managed by Kaftan Emarprlaaa mc 

«orn MeigMa • 

CARRIAGE PARK A 

27201 CANEIELOj 

D€TROIT-7 una -ahaer Nice 1 

! badroom apta Hearty aecoieteo 

carpeted haai and a» 1324/mc 

CflU 537-0014 

OCT ROM 7 Mae.' Lerxxa 

Duadmg m good araa. 1 badroom 

$375 .nciudaa heel 4 M appHancaa 

256-9931 

YOU FOUND rT 

AFFORDABLE 

APARTMENT 

LIVING 

Fraa Ha«uuiauA« 

1 4 2 SEO«OOMS 

nm Carpal. Vertical Bimdi Spa- 

ooua Cloeeta. Balooraea. A» Appa- 

anoaa. Intercom. Sloraga Araa. 

Pod. Ojbrxxjaa. Mmutee •-«> 

Irom Freewaya and Shopping 

Landecaped Par* -Uka Almoephere 

OPEN DAILY 9-5 SUN 11-4 

274-7277 

SEVEN MILE/Teiegraph. 1 badroom 

(400 4 uQ- 2 badroom - $4»S Jan 

Studio - $350 mdudaa haa! 

534-9340 

DETROIT Tatagraph 4 7 M 

Vary larga 1 badroom. acroaa Irom 

oon couraa 9345 par month, haai 

Included S33-7M4 


$ 8 6 5 M o v e s Y o u In 

(ON SELECTED UNfTSl 

1900 ad ft 2 badroom gardan.apart- 

rnarm 2 badrpom toamnoueee a»th 

Ml tinminu 2 balh «'wa*-ancaa No pata Ca«. 

474-2552 

FLORAL DESIGNER 

EXPERIENCED ONLY 

Heavy wedding 4 party wort 

- 4 6 4 - 1 0 3 6 

canst "ii 

! B 

furnished executive apts. avail. 

W E S T L A N D 

H A W T H O R N E C L U B 

ONE M O N T H FREE 

F R O M * 4 5 0 Including Heat 


Term 

Trail 

GARDEN CITY AREA - Spactoue 1 4 

2 bedroom apartmenta wtth terrific 

mova-m deala Caa lor Oetaka 

329-5392 

N O V I 

PAVILION COURT 

ONE MONTH FREE 

$ 6 9 5 Including Carport 

Fully Equipped Health Club 

• Separate Entrances • 2 Full .Baths 

• Washer & Dryer in each Unit 

on Haggerty Road 

3 4 8 - 1 1 2 0 

DAILY 9-7 SAT -SUN. 11-4 

GARDEN CITY - Larga. modern 1 

bedroom, a* appaancas. larga do- 

teta. near acftoota. cable mora 

$415 Caa 464-3947 or 421-2146 

LIVONIA 

HEAT INCLUOEO • 

RENT FROM $495 

SECURITY DEPOSIT $150 

Spacious 1 4 2 badroom apts with 

puai carpet, vertical banda aert 

cleaning oven, froattree refrigerator, 

dianwaanar. ample atcaga. mter 

com. carport club houee. aeuna. e»- 

arcaae room, termla courta haated 

poola 

On Joy Rd. W ol Newburgh 

4 5 9 - 6 6 0 0 

• On selected urwta only 

Lhroma 

F A I R F I E L D A R M S 

SPECIAL! 

i 100 OFF 1ST MONTH REN1 

2 BEDROOM - $430 


SENIOR DI6COUNT 

Amarutiea include 

• Heat 4 water 

• Carpeting 4 blinds 

• Laundry facrtit-n 

• Storage 

• Cable ready 

. AH contftuoqjng 

• Private patio/t>«»cony 

• Secured commqoa area 

• 24 hour emergency s 

7 2 8 - 4 8 0 0 

14»50 Firsts 

1 Fvmirx 

• b*ock»: 

i,M>* 

LIVONIA Plymouth ^M*rr.man 

a'M 2nd Tkx>* 2 tM>d*oo^ apar' 

m«nt. nfw'y dtCO'llfd 

amoka- $450 mo 421 

' LIVONIA'S 

FINEST 

LOCATION 

Merriman corner 7 mile 

Large deluxe 

1 bedroom unit 

with washer & dryer 

within apartmeni 

• Self cleaning, ange 

. vertical banda 

• Pool 

. Nearby anopping 

$ 5 7 5 / m o . 

M E R R I M A N W O O D S 

Model open 9-5 accept Thursday 

477-9377 Office 775-8206 

n«7i Rhr^r Oafca Weal Luxurioua 

.2 Iwiinrap. 2 ttalfi aoanroac"- Ca 

Pl»MOUTH - AFFORDABLE Samor 

cituen facial! Spacwua 1 4 2 

community wa» to anopp^ Can- 

tral an amiwaener vartical bands 

i iwnij. a fin — i a m f l . 4 1 - »«*- i . .muxgr.-.. -r: ~— - _ _ 

ocMnge A a«ao« Sut*e* 6 tarpon poo< A«aM*bte to queimefl 

nîin X M I.u. Ill aia TH1T I •nrtk-anw- 

P l y m o u t h S q u a r e 

A p a r t m e n t s 

1 4 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS 

STARTING AT $456 

9421 Marguerite 

 

1 oedroom from $535 

OPEN SAT 1-5 OR 

- CALL FOR APPOINTMENT 

r THE BENEICKE GROUP 

348-9590 347-J 690 

- PLYMOUTH - 

BROUGHAM 

MANOR 

SPECIAL ' 

ONE MONTH FREEl 

1 4 2 BEDROOMS 

sr Leaaa Haai 4 Water mcVded 

455-3215 

PLYMOUTH HOUSE 

APTS. 

LOW SECURITY DEPOSIT 

i HOLIDAY SPECIAL 

l serene sett*1B 

Plymouth 

Plymouth Hills 

• Apartments 

746 S. Mill St 

455-3880 

York Properties Inc 

| PLYMOUTH 

tnioy the ktettê you d«erv« in a nouOae 1 year 

iu«»t -nature lat-daniiaii ne^nbor- | 

rood E*ckjsrve i ano 2 bedroom | pontiac 

apts starting at ONL Y $496 

$435 mOutKne utU«*a 

1 plyiuKXJTm • T uaditio^ r^-usta-t LaittW - 

2 wove wearier 4 dry. t»nd. 4 $375/mo ^ " - 4 

H yrl Simr* flu 

. From $375 

PARKSIDE APTS. 

532-9234 

— 

455-0391 REDFOftD AREA Jo,.Ta»graph 

Cleen 1 bedroom carpet eir 

locked entrance $325 Fencad 

R E D F O R P - M A N O R . 

y_SJ!U wel»LWJ 

Dearborn Hegn»/Lhron* Aree 

1 owkoch 

New+t fmcKM i 

•PONVKM 

orym tn . *r cond«»oning 

(650/MO 471-1459 

DeOroom 

dry* 

• Washer/Dryer in each unit, plymouth •.•ca 3 yeer «d i 

' | Badroom wtth blinds, air. laundry 

| Close to downtown Available Jan 

13 $435/mo No pens 4S3-I743 

Madison He^hts 

GREAT APTS. 

GREAT 

LOCATIONS 

$50 Security Deposit 

For 1 Bedroom Apts. 

RENT INCLUDES 

HEAT 

CALL FOR 

PLYMOUTK HERITAGE APTS 

-N TERRITORIAL-SHELDON- 

SPECIAL 

fcO SECURITY DEPOSIT 

1 FREE MONTH OF RENT 

$25 discount/montti for 12 monttia 

Rent from $4©5r$4S0 

War ad ts presented 

Haat mduoed 

455-2143 

Spaoous 1 4 2 bedroom apts 

Prxate commumty almoapnere 

Minutes from downtown Ptymoulh 

Haa< included 

453-6050 

A York properties Gommunrty 

PLYMOUTH ^ 

LIVE ON THE PARK 

40325 PLYMOUTH RO 

Manager S101 

SPECIAL! 

$100 OFF FIRST MONTH RENT 

1 BEDROOM - $345 


SENIOR DISCOUNT 

Amenfliea include 

Haat 4 water 

• Easy Access to I-275 

• Air Conditioned 

• Fully Carpeted 

• Walk lo Downtown 

• 1 & 2 Bedroom 

From $435 

1 Month Free 

PLYMOUTH Spacious 1 bedroom 

sc appkancee heal included imme- 

diate, 1 y> laaaa $457/mo 

453-898101453-0885 

I PLYMOUTH 1 bedroom,$*45>mo 

inciudea heet 4 water Short walk lo 

Mwntoam Waafter 4 dryar aval 

able Security dapoart $445 No 

pets 459-3310 or 454-42*3 

OPEN 12 

455-4721 

6pm ; 

278-8319 

PLYMOUTH MANOR 

' 4 2 Bedroom Apts . tots of charm 

HOLIDAY SPECIAL 

PAY NO RENT 

UNTIL 2/1/92 

455-3880 

-York Properties Inc, 

PLYMOUTH - 1 and 2 bedroom on 

Ml floor Plymouth Road 4 «ol- 

, brook New carpet 4 decoratlona. 

Stove refrigerator air dr«>ea. we* 

| to low" Available immediately 

I $435-445 - utlinlas 459-5875 

PLYMOUTH 

I 4 2 BEDROOM AfTS 

ALSO FURNISHED 1 BEDROOM 

CALL FOR SPECIALS' 

Feeturmg Quiet amgie itory pm.et« 

ent-anca, patio, irtnny room wnh | 

wasner dryar hookup attic storage 

Princeton-Court Apts 

On WWcor of Haggerty 

459-6640 

. Fuey equipped Kitchens 

. Vertical Winds 

• large closets 

• Leundry lacartM 

- 24 hr emergency service 

• B*e togging trails 

. Convenient to enpressweys 

and Bowniown Plymouth 

• Sme* peta welcome 

ONLY $200 

Security Deposit 

tLimrted '»me onî 

453-2800 

TWIN ARBORS 

Limited - Of apis arwlaQMI 

_ ^ S ^ Q d e d ! ^ •vaaaole Nc pWa 272-5561 

setting 1 badroom apt Carpet A-u 

.ondmonar. haet «*auded 

FROM $375 

ORCHARD WOODS APTS 

33*1878 

ÊDFO«D AREA 

$399 Moves You In 

I On Selected Unltat 

. FREE HEAT 

•.Cleen. Quiet Building 

• Large t 4 2 Bedrooms 

• walk-m Ooeets 

• (nlrualon Alarm Systerr, 

-Senior Drscount 

Telegraph Vk rnae S of i-9» 

GLEN COVE APTS 

Enterprises 

REDFORD TWP 

LOLA PARK MANOR 

A owning 4 guiet apartmant 

communrty m Radlord town** haa 

spaoous 1 bedroom martmant 

storage and cade TV 

937-1880 559-7220 

FREE MEAT 4 WATER 

Sanmmipg pool and p«c»c area 

Cable TV 4 Carports available 

UNDER $500/M0. 

• caa 

255-0932 . 

ROCHESTER HILLS 

RIVER S EDGE 

LUXURY TOWN HOME 

2 Mentha Rant Ffsst 

2 Bedroom kuury townnome rentals 

starting al $750 Raaon »vmg or me 

Canton River 1200 So Ft. tttnees 

earner and nature trade Hamanf 

Crooas Fids (loaow Straamwoodl 

Mmutaa irom M.59 4 I-T5 

mmediaia occupancy 

CALL. 662-8060 

Maneged 538-2497 

by Kaftan Ej 

. REDFORD - Lovely 1 baoroom av 

condition, rove rafngaralor fur 

-vsfwd eiceaerx storage. utlBtiaa 15- 

duded Family neighbomood $3TV 

mo 464-6382 

• Carpeting 4 blinds 

• Laundry taolities 

• Central air 4 pool 

• Security 

455-3682 

Plymouth Rd . near 1-275 

PLYMOUTH Mayflower Hotel $750 

month Deny room service. 24 hour 

massage servica Color TV No 

leases Immediate occupancy 

Creon or Maria 453-1620 

PLYMOUTH - reduced rent/newty 

redecorated 1 bedroom apt $450 

plus utwttes. 't month aacurlty 

dapoaii 303 Roe Street (Walking 

distance from downtown Pymoulh/ 

Mon thru Frt. 9-5 562-0450 

Eve 4 weekends 451 2082 

NEW YEAR SPECIALS! 

Glens of 

Ccdarbrooke 

S c c t s d a k i l p a i i m c n f s 


Central Air 

Walk-in Closets 

Pool/Picnic Area 

Ughted Carports Inc. 

Patio & Balcony 

478-0322 

•New Residents Only Expires Jan. 15. 1992 

SUPER SPECIAL 

I FIRST MONTH S RENT 

6 monlh or kyear - 

tamed Newty decorated Feaiuree 

A* conditional rehigerator. range, 

smoke dstacior*. laundry facstiaa 4 

extra SI a-eg* Swimming pool 

Cable available 

ALSO 2 BEDROOM APTS 

LEXINGTON 

VILLAGE 

PET SECTION AVAILAPLE 

1 bedroom apts frofn $445 

1-75 and 14 M-S 

Sunday li-S 

ttltYÎPH IMMM>K 

HEATED 

• SAt NA.S 

•M _* 

ALSO AVAILABLE 1 & 2 B E D R O O M APTS. 

A chain ting ri-nul ounmuntiy |u« 20 minutes (mm Ann Art** ami 

downtown IX-trim yet Lijmfc»nabt> away from it all Enwn l i'V cat 

Ann Arbor Rd . wvst to Hafott-m Rd . follow «oulh to Jo> H

6 E * O&E Thursday, January 9. 1992 

400 Apts. For Ront _ 

BEDFORD - Plymouth 4 Beech 1 

bedroom apartment. very CM in. 

over restaurant Micro, Wa, o«an. 

$360,'mo after 3om, 477-9186 

REDFORO TWP- Efficiency cebtn. 

W utaitlpa included. $90/wk — 

• security. ocj» - ajs< c&xa pet Po»cv - 

Coll or visit us at our Main Ottice ft Model 

7040 Venoy Road #112 at Warren Ave - 

425-0930 

t wuuib Mor, 3U1 10-e, 3un 12-6 

Now Open... 

PARKCREST APARTMENTS 

We stand's Newest Complex 

On Warren Ave., E. of Newburgh 

Vi Male W ol Westland Mall ft other major $i«0()ping 

1.000 sq ft of'Viwry .space, oWermg J bedrooms 1 dr 2 

Bahs deseed lor privacy if mshmo lo share Private 

laundry rooms vertical Winds dishwashers & Whirlpool 

•pptances Balconies or oaiios Cass ailowM 

Ask About Our Specials! 

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SPACIOUS 

2 4 3 Bedroom Apartments 

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352-2554 

Mon -Frl 9-5 Sat 9-Noon 

SOUTHFIELD 

2 BEOROOM,'2 BATH APTS 

FROM $695" 

SECURITY DEPOSIT $150 

Includes wesner dryer. cart>ort. private 

entrance * lot* of storage 

CMc Center Dr 

Between Lasher $ Telegraph 

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355-0770 

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APARTMENTS 

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Buckingham Square 

Apartments 

Large 1 8 2 bedroom 

apartments, thai face the 

courtyard, available In a 

quiet peaceful community 

In the heart ol Tray All 

amenities plus wonderful 

"TielflftOWi Can it 

649-5660 

TROY/CLAWSON 

off and no security deposit 2 rruteaeast 

of Birmingham Wood burning 

fireplaces, heat $ watar Indudad 

1.000 aq It.. 2 bedroom $570-$590 

For rental Information call 435-5430 

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WALDEN GREEN APTS 

14 2 bedroom apartment* from 

$480 par month Near downtown 

Birmingham 8 shoppings malls OC- 

TROY - Greet location 1-2 bedrooms, 

stao studio Meet, watar $ 

bands mduded. Speical move-in 

prtcesi 362-1940 or 544-3516 

TROY - LARGE 1100 sq. ft luxury 1 

badroom, 1% baths apartment 

TROY 

647-0333 

NICEST 1 BEDROOM 

includes fun soad washer 8 dryer in 

each. haat. watar. veflide blind*, 

carpel, carport.* pool AH for $600. 

$30&security, first 2 weeks free lo 

new tenant 04et, wen-maintained, 

smaller complex 396-0960 

TROY 

Rocneeter Rd. North 

of SQusrs Lake Rd 

3 Bedroom Townhouses 

* . FROM $563* 

HEAT INCLUDED 

ROCHESTER VILLAS 

. 879-2466 

Troy/Royal Oek/Clawson 

SPECIALS? 

ASK! 

Amber Apartments 

280-1700 

TROY/ROYAL OAK 

Ooggy. Ooggy. where will you «ve? 

At Amber Apartments 

Pertmaann they givel 240-1700 

TROY/ROYAL OAK AREAS 

Fireplace*, vertical Mlnda and lofts 

rooms 4 studios Washer 

hook-upe? Pets? Aakl 280-IVS, 

TROY 

SOMERSET AREA - FROM $495 

Studio and specious i 4 2 bedroom 

Owner Paid Heel 

- Swwrvnlng Pool 

• Laundry Faculties 

Cloee To Shopping 4 Liprseaways 

VILLAGE APARTMENTS 

3(2-0245 

THREE OAKS 

APARTMENTS 

uNwue-owrr-atCLuoeo 

NEW YEARS SPKIAL 

$530 1BEOROOM- 

$150 SECURITY OCPOSIT 

Luxury 1 A i bedroom 

w» phi* carp*. 620 

864 S Adams. Birmingham 

Birmingham area - 3 bedroom 

1'/> beth immacuiels modern ranch 

•wished basement Birmingham 

schools, $1 190/mo 568-9253 

birmingham 

bath 

$675 mo 

dean 2 bedroom 1 

I Garaga Fenced 

642-6022 

BIRMINGHAM-Doemtown 2 bedroom 

carpeting, newly decorated, 

gerage. basemen- Dec*yard Call 

356-2292 or 737-0124 

BiR M'NGH au-Oowntown 3 bed 

ooma. 1 bath, baaement Excekeql 

$975 Dkvld Beetty Ralph 

Macwei 647-6999 Or 847-7100 

BIRMINGHAM-MI Town $1 100 D« 

mo 3 bedroom house. 1 fu« snd 2. 

hetf baths garage Short term leeae 

available Can 646-5244 

BIRMINGHAM - Unccm.'SouthHeid 

Newly remodeled 3 bedroom brick 

pressing room. 2 batha. new custom 

kitchen, hardwood'carpet dlnmg 

rottn. 1 car oarage'$l400'me • 

D i h PROPERTIES 737-400? 

BIRMINGHAM Manchester 3 bad- 

age. fenced.'no 

ty immediate 

BIRMINGHAM Nawty Remodeled 2 

bedroom loft, v suited ceilings, 

skylights, hrepiece, Dasement, garage. 

appliances. $850 628-0345 

Birmingham remodeled. 2 bedroom. 

« bam, air. arge deck 

porch. Wmds 807 Emla 

50 after 7brn 545-2366 

BIRMINGHAM "3 bedroom ranch 

1VI baths, family room stlsched ga 

iveptece newty decorated 

$35s n 

624-4094 

BIRMINGHAM - 1420 Emmons 

bedrooms. 1 bath, hardwood floors, 

new appkancas 6 carpet garage 

$725,'mc 360-2610 

BIRMINGHAM • 2 bedroom executive 

home, ho! tub deck, gerage 

contemporary decor $850 

Days 879-0595 Evea 693-1649 

BIRMINGHAM. 2 bedroom. 1 beth, 

garage, fenced.J923 Hoaend. 

Uncom/Elon area $650 per month 

961-5361. 557-1183 

BIRMINGHAM. 2 oedroom. 1 bath, 

garage, large country kitchen, full 

Baakment ready now »MC» area 

srormsrarr 64?.73gs- 

BIRMINGHAM - 3 Beoroom Ranch 

wrth updated kitchen 4 bath waWier 

1590 Cheltenham 

BIRMINGHAM - 3 bedroom. 1 bath, 

newty.decorated. Winds carpet 

basement garaga $1050'mc plus 

security 646-9179 

BIRMINGHAM - 3 bedroom 1 bate 

home, gray carpet white tormica 

knehen. lenced yard, gerage $810 

per month, no pets 644-407 

BIRMINGHAM - 3 Bedroom brtck, 

ak appuancee fenced yard, finished 

baaement. immediate occupancy 

$850 mo 346-6655 

BIRMINGHAM'S bedroom. Vi bath 

colonial, beeemem. gerage, lerge 

wooded lot. central air $1350 

642-1620 or 268-3650 

3 bedrooms I balhl LMim 

BLOOMFIELD MILLS Schools 

bedroom, 2'1 ba 

dials occupency $!. 27 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS 4 bedrooms 

JSs baths Trt level Centrs* air scpkanoea 

siceUem condition 3 car 

gwage $ 1900 per month 855-8191 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS LAKEFRONT 

100 n an Square Lake frontage 

Charming cape cod. 2/3 Oedrooms 

2'* baths Flortds room, fireplace 

Appkancaa Sandy beech Attached 

2 car garage, lecurlty system. 

Sl.BOO per mor.ft-, Rsrarsncaa no 

pats Security deposit 952-5449 

BLOOMFIELD - Maple-Teiagraph 

Cape Cod 3 bedrooihs. 2't baths, 

library, graatroom. fireplace neutral, 

2 car garaga New fumaoa/ak 

Bloomfleld schools $1800/mo 

D 4 H PROPERTIES 737-4002 

BLOOMFIELD TWP iSquirrel/WSItlee 

Araa) - Large TrWevei «th 5 

bedrooms 4 3 baths or deed-end 

street Fam»y room flrapiaca kitchen 

appkancaa. attached car garaga. 

Birmingham schools Available 

now at $1350 

ROCHESTER MILLS (Ouak Ridge I - 

Larga 4 Bedroom 3'* beth Tudor colonial 

on treed lol. Family room, library. 

2 fireplaces, walk-out ftmehed 

basement, central ak. ak appkancaa. 

larga deck, attached 3M car 

aaraga Available now at $1850 

: 5< BLOOMFIELD - 4 bedroom 2'* 

bath Tudor on deed-end street 

Famky room with flraplace, cathedral 

cslkngstl living room, kllchen 

appkancaa. central ak. alarm system 

. carpeting, window traatmants. 

2Vi car attached garaga with opener 

AvakabM now at $1800 

Go ode 647-1898 

REAL ESTATE 

BLOOMFIELD VILLAGE - Immeculete 

4 bedroom colonial, fantastic 

kltcnen. famky room, appkancaa 

$2225'mo Oiambartem 847-6400 

BRIGHTON - 1990 Brick Engkah 

cottage 3 bedrooms, computer loft. 

2!» bathe. U r n room, cathedrsl 

graatroom. Formica kachan. central 

Mr, 2180 sq ft $1400/mo 

D 4 H PROPERTIES 737-4002 

CANTON - 4 adroom colonial, aa. 

403 ninlel Aiinulii ftmalwJ saaer nd. 9h tn* egmmora 

Firaplec a 2 car garaoe No 

OWNERS ere you he. "o ««>»*•; peta $1380 ok; a security 45A-1321 

ranting your AM. condo or home? 

We can help We see 1 200 * pro- CANTON-4 b adroom. 2-» bath CO- 

spectNe ranMra each m on»iCon- tad Kathy or CMy tar hONMnkar-piece Garaga 2400 aqft $1095 

manor at 

par month 

894-0281 

CANTON - 4 adroom fl* bath eo- 

404 Houses ForF lent 

freet locas 

r a o s r s s 

sas-ssoa ttm %7-SS 

CANTON - Quad 3 bedrooma 1'* 

betha. ak. 2 car attached gerage. 

fenced. 12/mo leeae. option lo buy 

$1000'mo • security 981-4797 

CANTON - Sharp nawty decorated 

3 bedroom Brick renpv 2 bashe applanoes. 

central Mr. tiaaaminl 

A.MUOW2 $850 346-5100 

RICHTER & ASSOC. 

CANTON - 3 bedroom, IN bath r» 

year old CoamMI to leekk Fireplace 

ful tkkamant. 2 car garaga sk ap- 

[mairsa 12 month leaaa Si. 100/ 

mo Aak tor _ 

tony costa 

Remerica 

hometown realtors 

453-0012 

torn. Nlmay ream. »spiati •voukfiout ' ; month security delerge 

ireed lot, neer *-7$ $680 mo 

• dapoak 37V 7963 

rem* 1538 aq It. newSy iliiiretad 

1 car §m t i lain doer 

BiRMMOAM - A race S I 

oerpet appal, 

pert*, lanced rerd 9SS fml 

Meet lo park MMWslW 

. $750 * sacurvy 644-167$

REAL ESTATE NEWS 

Thursday. January 9. 199j[~" feAE 

Check insurance, taxes after mortgage transfer 

Don't be surprised if at some point 

during the life of your mortgage the 

lender sells or transfers the servicing 

of your account to another financial 

institution 

And don't worry, either, if that 

happens,—auviwfs we 

Bankers Association of America- 

It's a common practice that 

shouldn't effect terms and conditions 

of your mortgage including interest 

rate, monthly payment and due date. 

The only thing that should change is 

where you mail the check. 

Financial institutions generally 

sell off the servicing of mortgage accounts 

to raise cash. Others buy to 

earn the fraction of a percentage 

point for servicing and interest on 

the escrow .accounts. 

A mortgagor doesn't need your 

permission to transfer the servicing 

But several procedural things should 

happen when a transfer occurs. 

Expect a termination letter from 

the institution with *»hich you've 

been doing business. That letter 

should identify by name, address and - 

U'lepliune numbei the fiim that will 

service your mortgage and exactly, 

when you should start sending payments 

there. _ - 

YOU ALSO should receive a letter 

from the new servicing agent in : 

structing you when and where to 

mail payments. 

If you receive notification only 

from a new servicer, warns the 

Mortgage Bankers Association, contact 

your original servicer to verify 

that your" loan actually has been 

transferred. 

If you have been paying your 

mortgage—through—a«—electronic 

funds transfer or autorfiatic check 

draft each month, it's up to you to 

fill out forms for payment to be sent 

directly to the new servicer. 

The old servicer should notify 

liimiwjwiieis—insurance eompam 

gage accounts now. has sold about 65 

percent of its accounts over the past 

three years. Smith said 

"IF A LOAN is sold, a customer 

chnnlH takP prorantion for the first 

oiid fcaiung authority 

o-xA..* a trang- yp.ir and really keep an eye on 

fer to a new servicer. But it never things." he advised. "Make sure tax- 

hurts to follow up yourself to make es are paid on time and make sure 

sure that's been done. 

payments are posted properly as to 

interest.versus principal." 

, Remember that escrow accounts 

Toll-free telephone number? often 

also will transfer 

are provided by servicers, but be 

"The transfer servicing market is aware that larger institutions may 

becoming much more professional." 

be difficult to Teach. Smith said 

said Daniel B. Smith, vice president Standard Federal Bank, the larg- 

and Plymouth branch manager for est in Michigan in terms of mort- 

Republic Bancorp Mortgage "There gage dollar volume, also buys the 

were a lot of problems initially. The 

right to service other mortgages. 

biggest bitch I hear is taxes and In- •There's nothing another lender 

surance not being paid and in a time- can do to alter the (original) conly 

manner." 

tracts." said Robert Spehar. vice 

Rppnhlir which isn't selling mort-. 

president for loan administration 

and acquisition at.Standard Federal 

"It is a normal business transaction," 

he said, adding that a transfer 

isn't a reflection on an individual 

borrower's credit position. 

Spehar passed along other advice. 

~If their Ioan~t5 'subJeCt to electronic 

transfer, they want to see if 

that can continue. It's not contractual. 

but an accommodation banks 

make 

"Also, life insurance and disability 

insurance is not part of a mortgage 

-contract Most can be transferred 

but check. 

"Pay attention to those helloand 

goodbye letters. They—want to be 

real concerted about the effective 

date of transfer, especially at the 

end of the^ year, so they g«n proper 

credit." Spehar said, 

THE MORTGAGE Bankers 

#1F 

ciation offers the following consumer 

checklist: 

• Keep your servicer informed of 

changes in your address and telephone 

number 

• When a transfer occurs, be sure 

yrm receive -a-ôodbye .and Jl 

welcoming letit-r Carefully i " J 

those letters and note the new servicer's 

name., address, telephone 

number, contact person and payment 

schedule 

• Make sure that your taxing authority 

anA * 

7 

Go ahead, make the move. 

Now is the right time to buy 

a home. 

T 

h 

; JPj 

hbjmffi *-'" w • 

You should consider selling the 

property if you cannot afford to pay 

off the redempUon amount before 

the expiration of the redempUon period 

so that you can use the sale proceeds 

to pay off the amount owed, 

thereby at least keeping part of your 

equity in the property You should 

also confirm exactly how long you 

have to redeem the property before 

you will have lost your rights. 

Our condominium complex is a 

conversion Trom an apartment with 

both upper and lower units. The developer. 

upon the sale of the two 

lower units, authorized removal of 

two existing balconies for replace- 

ad 

IP, 

fTTTTTTT" 

condo 

p»> *-l queries 

K J Robert M. 

r v m Meisner 

ment with 9-X-15 decks. After turnover 

oi the complex to the association, 

the remaining balconies were 

found to be unsafe and were replaced 

with decks, the same size as 

the original 5-X-8 balconies. A recent 

buyer has requested approval to 

enlarge his balcony deck to match 

the two larger decks. There are may 

contrary opinions in regard to the 

propriety of this action. The question 

presented by an opposing co-owner 

is: Does the board have the authority 

to approve ao encroachment onto a 

limited common element with the 

enlarged deck? 

If the limited common element 

area in which the deck is to be expanded 

is that' of the co-owner who 

has asked to.expand the deck, it is 

more than likely that the condominium 

bylaws would allow soch extension. 

subject to approval of the board 

of directors. But an analysisthe 

condominium .master deed and bylaws 

would have to be made to as- 

sure this fact. If the deck was extended 

onto general common element 

property, the board would not 

havt^that authority unless specifically 

given that right in the condominium 

documents, which is generally 

not the case as it would be deemed 

~~an expropriation of property. You 

are best advised to get a written legal 

opinion on this issue before the 

board grants any approval to any 

modifications. 

Robert M Metsner is a Birmingham 

attorney concentrating 

his practice in the areas of condominiums. 

real estate and corporate 

Taw 

ll • . - . v 

NOW is the right time 

to Buy a Home! 

Purchasing a.home has always been a wise decision, 

but current market conditions are making it even 

more attractive to buy now.- 

EXCELLENT FINANCING IS 

AVAILABLE NOW 

Int£«^trates are lower, and mortgage lenders are 

fering a wide variety of financing options^-Low 

tcrcst rates mean you can get rnnre for your money. 

•CSJil 

• 30-year fixed mortgages are still available as 

- well as many dther financing alternatives. 

• First time buyers are encouraged to purchase now 

through financing packages offering small down 

payments. , • .— 

BEST INVESTMENT 

Purchasing a home is the best way to build a solid 

financial foundation. A home not only provides you 

with warmth and comfort, it also serves as a secure 

investment. 

• Today, homes in the area continue to be a wise 

investment. 

- - Equity in your home can be used as collateral, 

thus providing you with additional financial 

security. • . 

• Home ownership provides you with a sizable 

tax advantage because interest paid on 

mortgages is fully deductible. Property taxes 

can also be deducted. 

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644-1070 Oakland County 591-0900 Wayne County SS2-3222 Rochester/Ffoche^ter Hills 

404 Houaaa For Rut 

DEARBORN "HEIGHTS 3 Dedroom. 

404 Houaaa For Rent 

r*nceC real ymreft 14013 Pa- 

derevski 3 bedroom rench. no 

H garaga. lenced yard, 

$6 tO/mo. WlS/aecDrlty 346-0366 

NORTHVILLE-2 bedrqpm. large lot. 

Basement, stove 6 retrlgeralor. 

reedy to.move In. $800/mo » se- 

curity After 8 451-2206 

NORTHVILLE - 2 Bedroom town- 

house. appliances, carpeted. Baae- 

ment, no peta Security dapoMt 

$625 month Alter 4pm 

NOVi RANCH. 3 bedrooma. famly 

room, fireplace. attached garage. 

yard $#50 mo 737-601* 737-1677 

NOVI- 3 badroom. 2 car garage. 

(218)844-6480 

N. OA* PARK - Berkley schools 3 

bedroom. 1 bath ranch." Ful baae- 

ment. fireplace. 2'i car garage. 

$725/mo 6*4-6668 or 642-1620 

OAK PARK - 3 bedroom brick bun- 

galow Ful Baaamani. modem kitch- 

en with appliances eeperate dining 

room, new carpeting. Recently dec- 

orated. 9 wme/Pmec/eel area $780/ 

mo CMI Bop Moon: 346-3 

OAK PARK - 3 bedroom bungalow 

newty decorated. 10 _M*e 4 Coo- 

kdga. OuWt W«M AvakaDM now 

$575/mo 626-2462 

OAK PARK- 9 MUe/Scotie i .2-3 

peting. fenced yard, pets welcomad 

$500/mo. 352-1484 

PLEASANT FUDGE Smal "'3 Bed- 

PL Y MOUTH - beautttul 4 bedroom 

Home. Mng room, famly room/Dre- 

p—mas. 2H bathe central air. well 

to downtown Plymouth $1200 

mon*). After 5pm 455-7285 

PLYMOUTH - Prime area naar I 

4 Territorial 2,000 eq It ranch on 1 

acre. 3 bedrooma. 3 batha. wa»-out 

baaement. 2 Hreptaoaa. pamaly k* 

rushed Month to month 437-1546 

PirMOUTHI WondertuPy located 4 

oedroom. 2V» beth Colonial 

Brookwood OrNe West of Sheldon. 

All the amenWea combined with a 

wooded eettlng No pets, pleaae 

Mjggww AaMor aoPBakaonly 

R O B E R T B A K E 

Realtors 

4 5 3 - 8 2 0 0 

404 HOUM> For Rant 

ROCHESTER- S bedroom ranc#L 

Mr, lenced ywrd Waking diatanoe 

l» downtown park 4 trML $8SO/mo 

h i m i 

HOYAL OAK - PartHPy lurmshad. 

BeautMuPy decorated 

Brick nor 

No peta 

786-1377 

ROYAL OAK - 2 bedroom flet with 

Baasmsm $400 month Aiao 3 bed- 

room home, tiaairrnnl. rec 

$550 

ROYAL OAK - 3 badroom larnHy 

home. 2 cer garapa. lenced yard, 

limahed Baaement. atove. Irndga, no 

doga IV* mo aacurlty, $750 mo. 

311 Normandy After 3pm 646-6631 

ROYAL OAK - 5 

newty decorated, located on 3rd 

street 1 bli from Oownlowr - 

$1100/mo 845-6487 

yard $700 + aacurlty 360-6532 

SOUTH FIE LD/FFUmKLIN-Charmmg 

2 bedroom, dan or 3rd Bedroom 

Becka lo Frankm Woods TM-12 lo- 

ll 355-9057 

SOUTHFIELD LATHRUP - Cuts Aa 

A Button 3 badrooma. acre lot. 

short or long term leeae. 1'* month 

aacurlty depoalt. $600 per month 

Jan. to Cal, 626-5363 

SOUTHFKLO, Nine 4 E»eroreen 3 

bedroom, specious open floor plan 

4110 or 356-4876 

277-7777 

KMmPlus. Inc. 

SOUTHFlElD-- 12/GreanMd. 

Bedroom, formic* kftchsg. ac 

anpsa. Baaement. ImmedOte occu- 

pancy $6257 881-2812 

SOUTHFIELD - 21120 Negaunee. 

now available. 2 bedrooms, no pets. 

$62-5 Oepoan $775 Open today 

Thur 5:30-6 15pm 477-6769 

SOUTHFIELD - 3 bedroom Ranch 

on wooded lot AS spplksnces 

Included $895 per month 

254-7060 or after 8pm. 354-1023 

SOUTHFIELD 3 bedrooma. Living 

carpeting. H 

large lot. $850/mo. plua ae- 

868-4718 

4 dining room, 

curtty 

404 HOUSM For Rant 

WESTLANO - Prompt rapatrs or tree 

rent. Sharp 2 4 3 bedrooma. newty 

w dying « 

sppSaricee avaHabta Rata 4 Section 

a tat Ftin 

WOLVERME LAKE FRONTAGE 4 

bedrooms. 3 batha, 2 flraptaooe. 

neerer dekiae kllchen. femlfy room, 

deck. a« appaanoaa. 2 car attached, 

a* sports laka $1200/mo 

04 H PROPERTIES 737-4002 

W BLOOMFIELD - Green Lake 

Lakefront Wtng Coloniel with 6 

Sedroome. 4H oaths, wak-out 

baaement. febuloua ilea*. $1700/ 

MO (C-6661 Cal 651-4400 

CHAMBERLAIN. REALTORS 

W BLOOMFIELD 

room, huge tamay room. 

cuaiom kitchen, attached garage, 

lake prlvaegee $789 881-8686 

W. BLOOMFIELD - Lovety. private 

leketronl 3 bedroom. «t»sry double 

aided' fireplace, 2 car attacned^H 

rage. 81.800/month 

ached ge- 

42WJM0 

W BLOOMFIELD. 2700 aq.ft eoto- 

mM. 4 bedroom, famly room. 20x20 

w/flrsplaoe. )aouz 

k-m doeats $1685 626-3830 

W BLOOMFIELD - 4 bedroom cok> 

mM. Tl bath, central Mr. Baaement. 

deck, garage. 2.300 eq'. ft 

on $1500 737 

W BLOOMFIELD - 3 Bedroom 

brick. tam«y room, 1V» belti. 

Available rww $850 348-5100 

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

W BLOOMFIELD - Executive 4 bed- 

room Colonial with lovety grounds. 

2'- bams fireplace, baaamani. 

central Mr. anachad oartge. 

Available now. $1,668. 348-5100 


W DEARBORN, near Ford Engi- 

neering 4 Oekwood HoepltM. 2 Bed- 

rooms. baaement. appliances, air 

No pata $580/mo 274-6941 

410 Flats 

BIRMINGHAM. Immedlele occupen- 

cy, 2 bedroom lower, herdwood 

floors. Bands. 14 Mia Clean' $550 

+ aacurlty 643-0427 or 648-4687 

1 i X w v 

ent, $400 

564-8360 

E OEARBORN 

applencaa. No smoking, no psts 

$350 plus security 581-0882 

CI sen 2 bedroom upper, indudee 

heel. $425 per ,month + I month 


DEARBORN - Upper or lower eva»- 

aMe 2 bedroom, stove 4 refrigera- 

tor. $460 month * security 

Cal Erie — 326-2263 

DEARBORN - upper 1 badroom. 

nice area $35C/MO Cal H3am- 

2pm 363-3800 Evea: 477-6045 

DETROIT - Ann Arbor TrsH/Ever- 

green Large, bright upper, belcorry, 

IV* bedrooms, new carpet, kitchen 

appkancee. $385 per month • se- 

curity 476-5641 

NORTHWEST OETROIT-large 2 

bedroom upper, heat moudad, $450 

mo., lat 4 laet mot plue eecurtty 

retaranoae 4 credit check 421-9086 

OLD REOFORO AREA - Oulet neigh- 

borhood. living room wtth Drepleoe. 

bedroom, dining room, kitchen, ful 

Cessment KWO/mo plus utmies 

756-3646 533-7352 

OLD REOFORO - W ot Tstagraph 5 

room lower flet. gerage. lenced 

yard $365 month plus security 

Deys 308-0684 Eves 641-7747 

412 Townhooaaa- 

Condoa For Ront 

MM M M 

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 

2 Bedrooms. 2V* Baths townhov 

414 Southern Rontato 

HILTON HEAD 1 Bedroom, condo 

accommodates 4 ftX**. on the 

beech oantrMly loeatad $425 week 

• 313-696-2007 

pkancee >ols ot extraa 

Holy schools, $700/mo + 

634-4938 

f ARMINGTON 

Furnished condo for rent. 1 bed- 

room. indoor pool, close to town. 

$4 75/month 442-7472 

FARMINGTON HILLS - 2 bedrooms, 

sppkancea. window iraatments. pa- 

tio, pool, tennis No pets Security 

deposit 464-4S7J 


room, 1 bath condo 

location immediate occupancy 

$475/mo 681-3849 

FARMINGTON HILLS - 

with tennis, ppd. carport and tree 

heal Immediate occupancy No 

pets Neer i-68« $480/mo 477-8680 

FARMINGTON HILLS 1 huge bed- 

room. *»lvlng room, ofllce/leundry. 

kitchen appliar-cas Snow removal. 

Carport Pool $590 855-3507 

FARMINGTON KILLS-Semor's oom- 

munrty 2 Oedroom 2 beth. si sppa- 

ancee. carport New Immediate oc- 

cupancy $650/mo. 471-0575 

farmington Hats. i bedroom up- 

per unit condo. neutral decor, bal- 

cony carport, lots ol storage, formal 

dining- no pet* $550'mo MlnanM 

security depoert 553-8232 

PLYMOUTH 

Upper flat, recently redecorated * 

rooms plus eunporch LlUlftles »v 

ctudad $525/mo 455-2806 

405 Proporty 

Managomant 

ABSENTEE OWNER 

i personskra our aarvtce to meet 

• Broker - 

• SpecWHzIng m corporate 

SOUTHFIELD- 3 bedroom. 11* beth. 

bt level, fireplace cantrM air. car- 

pslad. newty decorated $»50/mo 

Security, reterencee. 553-7320 

SOUTHFIELD- 8 4 Telegraph. Smal 

2 bedroom, applancaa, utarty room 

No garags Larga yard $485/mo 4 

$485/aacurtty, 848-6076 

SYLVAN LAKE - SpackJue stucco 4 

badroom. dan. mueic room, al oak 

floors, 2 cm garaga. double lot. 

$965 per month 846-5167 

TROY /BIRMINGHAM schools - 3 

bedroom 2'* bath colors*, deck, 

ak. attached gerage. naw kitchen. 

TROY - Bloomfleld Schoola Spot- 

lees 3/4 bedroom, larga lot. deck. 

POOL 2* car garage, aacurlty sys- 

tem II150 per mo 3*0-0580 

TROY - Cueiom 4 bedroom colonial, 

lovely neighborhood, ferrtt, room. »- 

brary, 2% bathe. 2 car attached ga- 

rage. CI pes to Somerset MMI 4 ax- 

preaewavs Immedlaleoceupancy 

Cal JOAN FREEMAN 

RaM Estate Ona. 6*4-4700 

TROY Executive Ranch, overseen 

tamay room, cathedral ceilng. IVrw- 

piace. 20 ft. kllchen, formal dlnino, 4 

bedroom. J Bath $1600 878-1806 

TROY EXECUTIVE RANCH 

Laaaa with option 3 Bedroom, IV* 

beth. lul baaement. 2V* car garaga. 

large lot. 688-7671 

PLYMOUTH 3 bedroom brtck 

ranch. AnMhed baaamani. al appK- 

$715 

tmedlata occupancy $715. 

s«wv *fi4-a*aa 

OLD REDFORD - Brick Cape Cod. 2 

or 3 bedrooms. Ml Baaamani. 

lenced yard; 2 cm oarage $450 mo. 

726-2357 or 330-1806 

REDFORD- A lovely 3 bedroom 

brtck bungalow, carpeted. fMahad 

Baaameni, $585 Majestic Proper- 

ties Mc 332-6500 

REDFORO TWP - one" bedroom 

wtth stove refrigerator was 

dryer $385 Aiao room lor rani wl 

Jacuzzi S50/wk 531-1303 

REOFORO - 3 badroom houaa. ful 

Baaamani. 2 cm garaga. al matod 

I appaandaa $625 mo. plua security 

AnHUSaKSOr - 536-7634 

GARDEN crrr - 26283 SHERIDAN 

Smal 2 bedroom w/garaga. fenced 

yard. $550 pm month, security de- 

313-632-5373 

GARDEN CITY - 3 bedroom brtck 

ranch. Ml Basement, lenced yard. 

$750 mo No pets M of Cherry ««. 

W s« Vseey 177 7881 at 478 4 W8 

REOFORO - 3 Oedroom Bungalow. 

Baaamani. al sppkances garaga 

avaBaOM now, $660 3*6-5100 


GARDEN CITY 

ranch fua oea* . .. 

INKSTER, 

Taking applicaiBona tar 3 badroom 

ranch, garaga. lanced yard, aacurlty 

system, new carpet. $800 rant. $600 

security After 5pm «34-9064 

INKSTER - larga 3 badroom Brtck. 

garaga. aunporch, $580 961-7435 

REDFORO. 4 bedroom. 2 bath, tam- 

ay room. 1 car garaga. 7 Mae 4 i 

ROCHESTER - Downtown. 3 bed- 

room. n* bathe, ilraplaoa. yeer 

round porrî, MaaamMW eti 

jra room, lower deck, spproxkr 

ROCHESTER 

ranch, anachad garage. 2~ _ 

Bethrooma w/tul Bath, eiaa-m doe- 

al. m 

$W7Vn 

ROCHESTER HILLS 1700 aq.fl Cat- 

lorma style 3 badroom. 1V* balh. 2 

B Attached garaga. flraplace 

mCalaMM SPM 375-0774 

*OCMCSTER - 3 bedroom. 11* Beth. 

1680 aq-ft.. m-town cotomi A*, ga- 

TROY - newer ranch. 3 bedrooma. 

2 betha. Baaement. 2 cm garaga. 

16 Mas 4 1-275 area $6S0/mo piu 

TROY-2 bedroom with garage 4 util- 

ity room $575 per month + eecurtty 

7451 

buy Cal after 6pm. 

TROY 

2 bedroom bungalow, central Mr 

OMsge. $650|M security 

TROY - 2 bedroom home, stove 4 

refrigerator Included. reM fireplace, 

great neighborhood. $600/month 

Can Laura 313-471-56*5 

Before making a decision cal uel 

D & H 

Income Property Mgmt. 

Farmington Htlls 737-4002 

)WJN 

L E A V I N G TOVV 

D o n ' t W a n t T o 

Chac* our complete rentM/property 

managamanl aarvloa recommendefl 

3 many m«|or corporatlona. Over 

ywa 

GOODE 

- R E A L E S T A T E 

SINGLE FAMILY 

SPECIALISTS MIt Of 

homaa and condoa. Western Wayne 

4 Oakland CoiaWy Baal aarvtee 4 

reaaonaWa leaa. 346-5100 


406 Furnlahad Houaoa 

For Ront 

LIVONIA - Nice lurraahad raoch 

home 3 bedroom. 1 bath. Ihapiabe. 

2 cm garage, large yard mowed by 

owner, no pets. WSO/mo. Arm. 1 yr 

leeae + security 477-0751 

PLYMOUTH - FURNISHED tabuloua 

4200 sq.ft. ranch on 40 roamg acres. 

40' pool. 2 lecuzBs, 3 Draplacaa. 6 

mutS^tS» $2990 pm r mo . 453-4220 

TROY - Ft*, furraehed etth al 

emerxtwe 4 bedrooms. 2'* baths. V. 

acre lanced lot Laaaa al $2500 ' 

mo. plus eecurtty 878-0038 

407 Mobilo Homos 

for Ront 

TROY - 3 bedrooma on almost 1 

acre. John FL/Mapie area Newly 

decorated, garaga. naw carpeting. 

$600 p M month 52*39*3 

TROY" - 4 badroom executive homa. 

nelgfiborhoed (Crooks/ 

l.lwfih park $l395/mo 

UPPER STRAITS LAKEFRONT 

Double let. newly renovated. 3 bed- 

room. baaamani. and garags. 

$1500 month 651-4861 

WALLED LAKE, right on the water 

2 bedroom, flreptaoa, lul Baaameni. 

krtehan/laundry. appkancee. blnda, 

- ~ ' haal/Mr. upper/ 

lower sunporchas. boat House. 

$1000 + uMftlaa. Deys 7»6-635l 

WATERFO«D/WEST BLOOMFIELD 

3 badroom. 2 bath rsnch 2 cm 

attached garage, >arga lot. k 

appkancee mduded. flnMhed 

mant. wood burner m lamly^room 

it Large fanot 

r month + Mil 

722-6436 

WAYNE 

2 badrooAt. lanced yard, no garage, 

shad, doea lo schools $460 month 

aacurtty 722-4317 

prtnOegea $645' mo.-. latMMKiaa 

eecurtty required 627-3728 

WEST 8LOOMFIELD-2 story Ccto- 

ma. 4 bedroom, 2'* balh. 2V* cm 

garaga. oantrM air, 2 flrspiacee 

West Bloomfleld Schoola 786-1511 


park 

Cat: 4/4-2131 

FARMINGTON HILLS - 1 or 2 bed- 

room. appaancea, $65 4 up pm 

week. No pets. Osposn required 

477-6302 751-5500 

ROYAL OAK-2 bedroom toiler, 

beckyerd.- wa* to downtown, $600 

month Heet/weMr mduded 

546-6692 

ROYAL OAK - 5 bedroom low* on 

Third neer AlexandM Carpeting, 

fireplace, kitchen plue lepersts sat- 

ing area, gar ape $625 Includes 

I. 1 yr lease plus .security dspos- 

«. No pets 641-8385 

N.E. TROT- Beautiful upp» ftsl. 2 

bedroom, bath. Svlng room, dinette, 

kllchen. big windows 4 skyaghts. 

UMftlee mduded Available Feb 1st 

$6y/mo 878-0003 

WESTLANO - Large upper flat. 2 

pptanges, sa condi- 

tioned $530.'mo svsilebw Feb 1 

453-5486 458-0653 

412 Townhoosas- 

Condos For Rant 

AUBURN HILLS - Prima location 1 

room upper balcony, pond, 

IrM air. $475. * utntlee. security 

depoeit required Oays 645-2205 

978-6459 

AUBURN MILLS. SOUTHFIELD 


Outstanding 2 4 3 Uadroom town- 

houeee 4 ramhaa. some ««lh at- 

iached geregel fireplace 

Weetbury-Auburn Hie 852-7550 

WeethMStone-Southflsid 350-1286 

Foxpomte-Farmmgton Ma 473-1127 

Summft-Farrrungiton His 626-4386 

CovWgtorv-FM iwmplon 851-2730 

KAFTAN ENTERPRISES 

THE TOWNHOUSE SPECIALIST 

Hours 11am-5pm 

AUBLWN HILLS 

1 badroom. $395 pm month Can al- 

ter 1pm. 660-0113 

BERKLEY - N. Woodward area Nee 

1200 sq ft. 2 large bedrooma, IV* 

betha. breaktaat room Ak condi- 

tioned. Ful Baaement 544-4263 

BIRMINGHAM 

Roommate to share 3 bedroom. 1V* 

Beth hOme 1 block from doemtown 

647-4062 

BTRMIVGHAM'S 8£ST 

GETS BETTER 

NEWLY DECORATED 

2 or 3 Bedroom Apts 

6 Toamhomes 

Iwtth Ful Basement! 

From $700. Month 

Immediate Occupency 

SPECIAL on Security Deposit 

406 Duptoxoa Foe Ront 

BIRMINGHAM - 1021 Stanley 

2 badroom. dehwasher. eaahst. 

dryar. 1 yr laaaa, no paw, $750/mo 

+ untitles Cal days 386-6002 

CANTON, cleen. quiet and cule 2 

bedroom duplex apartment Muta- 

gen Ave. 6 1-275 

month, ptus aacurlty 

CANTON - 3 bedroom. Mr. Isnosd. 

pat* 4 LliadfMi OK Cloee lo shop- 

ping 4 schoola. w*M street, avail- 

able now. (720/mo. plua security 

Cal after 6pm: 453-5049 

BIRMINGHAM 

Smal charming complax on 14 mle 

rd., E- of Edgewood Private en- 

trance 4 baaement wilh hook-up lor 

shopping. 2 bedroom 

ranch KJwrWvouas wttfi OMune cotm-l 

kitchen, central Mr 4 vertical 

3^" 

FARMINGTON. in the heen of 

downtown, new Hagent 2 bedroom 

2 bath, living room, dmmg room 

flraplace. Ml tppHancee mchrdky 

weshM/dryer. security system air 

conditioned, bay windows elevttor 

clubhouse illneee area, covered 

parking, bonus peckage avanable 

stsrtmg $745 mo 477-5578 

LIVONIA - Laurel Wooda condo. 

mile 6 1-275. 2 Bedroom. 2 bath, 

washer 4 dryer $750 month ptus 


NORTHVILLE 

Condo. 3 bedroom 2V* bath, 1 CM 

gMage. $995 a month mdudee as- 

sooation 8 heat. No smokers or 

pets Available now 553-0848 

NOVI 

BEAUTIRJL 

TOWNHOMES 

STARTING AT ONLY $695 

Be a pert ot Novl s beat rentM com- 

munity Cloee lo conveniences. fm 

from expensive We ofler 

• 2 Spacious Bedrooms 

• Terrific Kitchens 

• Full Basements 

• Smal pets welcome 

: citing new clubhouse wtth large 

ean TV 6 

• Greet location-near 86. 686. 4 275 

hurry! ONLY I lew let! 

NOVI RIDGE . 

Located on 10 Mile between 

MeedowBAwk 6 Novi Rds 

349-8200 

As* about our SpedMi 

NOVI - 2 Bedroom. 2'* bath town- 

house Central air, appliances, 

Basement, heel 6 wat« mduded 

Available now $750 346-5100 


PLYMOUTH 

3 spacious bedrooms, basement 

appaancea. nautrM decor. 1'* battle 

$630 • aacurlty 581-6563 

PLYMOUTH - Centrsay loeatad. 

bedroom, fully Arpeted. stove, re- 

fnperator includes heat 4 wi 

$645 month No pets 453-6478 

2 bedroom. 2 bam 2 5 

Eves 348*3; 

Deys 427-0780 

LONGBOAT KEY/SEAPLACE. larg- 

est 2 bedroom 2 bath, steps Irom 

pod, tennis 4 GuH ot Mexico 

862-9606 

MARCO ISLANO condo. wtth tanma. 

boatmg. fishing 2 bedrooms, kltch- 

sn King room. bakxSny on tha wa- 

ter Sleeps *-6 Brtan/Kfthy. days. 

525-3213 Evea., 3*6-5733. 

NAPLES. FL CONDO 

2 bedrooms. 2 baths. 5 

trom guK 6 beaches AvMMHe Feb 

4 MM . 229-7887 

NAPLES FLORKJA Condo 

Bay. neer Rm GuH Irom. 2 Bed- 

rooma, 2 baths, pod. tennis, sauna 

1-813-581-1523 or 6*4-7742 

415 Vacation Ran lata 

TRAVERSE CITY 

wmiM PamM Getaway 

Luxury Beachfront 1-2 bedroom 

condoa DiilanM kftchenf. siasps 

t.5 vrn mwi ? rtnm mg tap 

from $138 Complementary breek- 

feat lata checkouts. N Shors mn. 

1-600-986-2365 

421 Living Quartars 

ToShara 

FEMALE 'oornmele warned lo ihers 

houaa with owner (lemMs), Royal 

Oak axcMlsni location, neeh re- 

modeled 3ft>edroom. flarsoe $350- 

•mo t m iwaakMiut >a»'e!»w 

500 Hatp Wantod 

420 Rooms For Ront 

BIRMINGHAM Home - Lovely room, 

private bath, amptoyood pialttii jn- 

M gentleman onfti NeM express 

way Cal al*M 4pm 

BIRMINGHAM - Largs furraahed 

basement room/sulle/'* bsth 

Share kitchen 4 bath LMmdry 

avallaBla. Non-emokMS only $250/ 

mo • depdkit. Cal 258-5564 

NAPLES - 1 Bedroom. 2 bath 

iiaeps 4. pod. lacurzl Four minute 

i greet beech 

Feb 15 to 28 

836- 

•hops 

ORMONO BEACH. FL - Luxury 

oceMifront condo completely 1 lur- 

rvished. 2 bedrooms. 2H baths 

$1800 mo , 2 weeks $900. waakhr 

$600 Evenings. 407-657-8232 

SANIBEL ISLANO Florlds 

Attractive 1 Bedroom condo $495. 

per weak January only 

1-813-886-4811 

SANIBEL - Vary larga 2 badroom 

condo. newty decorated on GuH Al 

emmenttlee mduded Only need 

313-784-56*4 

your toothbruMil 

SARASOTA - Condo el the Mead- 

ows". 2 badroom. 2 bath, apotlees. 

many amenities, does lo gdt 4 len- 

nie Jan.. Apr! 4 summer $400/wk 

or$1400/mo After 6pm, 731-5974 

SARASOTA FLORID* - Furnished 

Vina/turnkey, beeunfulty furnished, 

contemporary archilecturs. 1st 

floor, greet location 613-855-0968 

STUART. FLOfclDA waterfront 2 

bedroom, newly furnished Ou* 

Ground level. Monthly rentM F 

mg dock available 517-656-4815 

ST AUGUSTINE. FLA - Completely 

furmahed 2 bedroom home. 

b*a from beach Available Mm. 15- 

June 15 $800/week 313-885-8607 

415 Vacation Rantats 

ACAPULCO. MEXICO, Fantastic 

mew. Beach front efficiency condo 

2 pools, maid service, doee to 

golf, tennis On the strip 8*8-109* 

BOYNE Araa condo 4 chalet rentals 

Available week, weekend and see- 

eon Midweek rates Holiday 

Accommodations. 1-800-4-32-7680 

BOYNE CITY Condominium 2 Bed- 

room. 1 beth. Mfy furnlahad Min- 

utes trom Ona sMng 4 rsoeatlonal 

actlvtliee $*50 mo 313-759-2356 

BOYNE COUNTRY - 3 bedroom. ?'n n7"yfi gw iB 

BIRMINGHAM 

(Woodward 6 Unooki Araa) 

COVERED PARKING 

FREE HEAT 

2 bedroom townhouea IV* baths, 

entrance, baaameni 4 patio 

Mr. Wiaimg 

4 shopping $795 

EHO 

. Royal 0«k/Clew*on 4 

1 Blk N. ot 1* Mle. E of Crocks 

$ 7 5 P E R M O . 

RENT REBATE SPECIAL 

Only $725 haat Induded 

Cal For Dataas 

These spacious executive town- 

nouses are nloM than most condoa 

2 Bedrooms. 1V* batha deluxe 

kitchen, centre! ak. vertical binds, 

covered parking, prtvata entrances 

8 basementa. separate fenced-in 

patio yard 4 more Lease required 

EHO 

THE BENEICKE GROUP 

5*2-6686 

SOUTHFIELD, LARGE 1 bedroom, 

great cloeet*. storage, al appa- 

drapaa. central ak carport, 

163-2079 

conditioning. 1st floor 

$ today Ca4 LMa Dumaa al 354-7 til seeks experienced orgsnlet to »om 

, o a " r e s t a t e ON* 

^ ASSISTANT MANGER TRAINEES IÔrJ"' ^ M T F R l*.., ^ hip 

46238 ^ ^ -stltsss':s2Lan nir. _ 

AEROBIC INSTRUCTORS 

Needed lor e Livonia health dub 

Call 591-1212 

• Grinders (ID'OOI 

• Hi-Lo 

• Keypunch 

- Machine OpMstora iAI 

- Maintenance 

• Msnagw Tremee 

• CXflce Mer agn. 

•Packegung 

- Production 

• Screen Printers 

- Security 

•Warehouse 

• Welders 

AND MANT MORE 

C.E.A- 

100% Refundable $95 Fee 

CALL 730-9227 

CE» wa refund the $85 lee I 

you re not hkad through C E A 

Nol aftlketed with other 

Our third yee 

Bonded/Licensed / Imputable 

A CAREER IN REAL ESTATE 

SALES WITH US IS A REAL JO$" 

Our programa and support systems 

are eci eftective we guarantee you a 

minimum annuel Income o« $25,000 

mm unllmrted potentiM 

OON'T GAMBLE WITH TOUR 

FUTURE -CALL ME TOOAY'fl 

INDIRA or BARRY 477-1111 

REAL ESTATE ONE INC 

Fermwiglon-Farmlriglon Hals 

AEROBICS INSTRUCTOR, cart Hied 

for luxury apartment community in 

Farmington HtHs 

Please cal Sharon al 474-6243 

An Equal Opportunity Employer 

AFTER SCHOOL 

Telephone survey Part lima, even- 

inge No sating No experience 

Aak for Kendre 427-9321 

Corporation 

courteous anc 

alary Cal Jim 

Mual Be 16 

tl 

427-9321 

ATHLETIC APPAREL - To $20,000 

Yr Manegment trainee Can be 

m IV* 4 Mm $35,000 

managw I 

yeM up Fuk baneftts 

Employment CentM Afty 509-1636 

ATTENDANT 

Part time attendant, lor trailer recy- 

cSnc site In Farmington HMs 

Piaaas cel Sua M: 542-1171 

AIDE - fu* or part time tor RocheelM 

Mils retirement coummunlty In- 

ciudea light houael sepkig 4 OfnMM 

deak outiee Hours 7am-3.30pm or 

3pm-11pm CMI 375-2500 

ALL MAJORS 

Flei schedules Greet experience 

$7 25 TO START 456-4377, 9-9pm 

AUTO SERVICE STATION 

perl time pereon lor afternoons 4 

weekends Minor repeirs 4 shop 

maintenance 12 Mae 4 Farminctpn 

Road Mobil Cal Jim 553-6121 

CARPENTER 

Mual be dependable, hard working 

4 have commerctM 4 Mmah experi- 

ence Must heve good trarnporta- 

tlon 4 al naoaaaary looM Appro«• 

mala 3 

WYNOMAM GARDEN HOTEL 

is now hiring Banquet Servers. Front 

Desk, Housekeeper! Cooks & 

BILLING AGENT - experienced 41 

egenoel 

Accepting Applications 

ANN ARBOR COMPANY haa tha 

I following position* available 

| 1 CUSTOMER SERVICE SUPPORT 

in the mortgage servicing 

| department 

Poaitiona wa antry-levM and 'equire 

a candvdete with a poelttve attitude, 

good work ethics 4 attention lo 

detail 

Pleaae send lettw ot introduction, 

resume & indicate winch position 

you're applying for on the envelope 

WASHTENAW MORTGAGE 

315 E ErsenhowM, Sle 12 

Ann Arbor, Ml 48108 

ATTENTION 

_ HI-LO DRIVERS 

Positions evaiiaBte for experienced Swwce. 

drivers efth s good work record A 

kcense la a Big plua tor thaea long 

term yobs Cal lo arrengs tor an in- 

terview eppomtment 

OPC. 3rd perty msurence Diamg 

Computer literacy saaenllM. eapa- 

deky WordPartect 5 1 4 QPRO. re- 

quires knowledge in accounu 

recefvaMaa 4 good mem -aptitude 

Send rkaume 

421-3448 

BENCHMARK 

i applicants raqulrad to ahow; So- 

li Security o 

CAR PREP - Fuk/pert time, flexible 

schedutmg. mual be at west 21 aim 

good drMng record Apply at En- 

terprise Rent t •' 

Rd waatland 

CASHIER/CLERK 

Part time, evervnge 

Sea Rich at Red weoon wmo Shop 

id 6 Auburn 

CHILD CARE Mormng TeechM and 

Subatitulaa needed at The Commu- 

rvty House Early Chkdhood Canter 

m downtown Blrmlnghem 6**-615* 

CHILD CARE SPECIALIST 

BA or BS Wkh Chad Cera Mmnw 

trstive experience required ZA en- 

dorsement prelerred Abatty to op- 

erate large crilidcara program 

$14.650-$*0.*25 Send reeume lo 

DeMbom Pubkc ScnooM. Addt and 

Community Educabon. 4624 Lda. 

Dearborn. Ml 46126. Atl Director 

An EquM opportunity Employer 

500 HaipWantad 

CLEANING PERSON OR company 

to clean community apecea m Sen- 

ior Clttian Bukdang m downtown 

Ptymoum Only dependable aeif Or 

reeled parsons shouM apply Appk 

-a 

Adams RocheelM 

500 Haip Wantad 

j COOK ASSIST AN 

hours per ween, to 

retirement community 

Can 

CLEANING F«ERSOHS lor lire re- 

pek company AppkceUons Tuee 4 

Fn Between 10-12 noon only 10*8 

Haton, FerndeM 5* 1 -6*8 

attemoone. Januery 13. 20 and V 

Pleaae apply m person si 1180 

ShMldan. Ptymoufh on the above 

days if you era good at oaamng 

ML would love to heve you 

CLEANING" PERSON pen-ume tor 

apMtmeni cemplex in Farmirvgtor' 

HUM Experienced m cleaning 

CMI 476-0322 

^GOL^HEAOETT OPERATOR 

Heeded tor an imemetionM compe- 

ny n Dexter Mi Competitive wagaa 

6 benefits Requirements high 

school diploma or equivalent, axpe- 

CNC LA THE/ MILL OPERATOR 

Mtmnwn d 2 years experience 

Oualhad candidatas pnaaii 

6am-*pm. at Ventura mdustries 

46301 Port Ptymoum 459-3900 

eratlon* neewaaary 

Dextech. 2110 Bishop Circle East 

Oaxier Mi 46130 atlanboc C Helm 

COSMETOLOGIST 

pert time work lor 

glamour studio Cal 477-4107 

COUNSELOR, PART-TIME 

-Needed tor daylima adult education 

program MA in couneakng with 

M^higan Certification ExpMience 

prelerred Send reeume to 

Dearborn Adufi Education 

462* Lois 

Dew born Ml «8t2« 

Attention Tioy Pattaraon 

An EquM Opportunity Employer 

BLUEPRINT HELPER 

Full or part time Apply a? 

20390 W 8 Mae Fid SouinheW 

CASHIER 

Experienced pert time/toll time. 

Good wagaa 4 benettts Apply M 

Mobil Mart. 300* Umon Laka Road. 

' Commerce Twp 

HIERS 4 OELl Experience 

•Hurtful but not required Compeny 

mn tan Musi be avUiaBt* for ak 

.shifts ful or part time 

LaRose Market 

• Mil* 4 Merriman llvoros 

ACCOUNTANT 

ANNOUNCING 

JOB TRAINING 

HVAC 

ITT C a w Trwnlng Center is oftar- 

ng i 13 vreei. course In Heating, 

Ventilation erid Air Conditioning 

will emphasis tiemg placed on elec- 

tricity ss wek as instalalion repair 

snd mMntenance of various heating 

and coding systems 

need ol | if you're Mid oft or terminated from 

a yob due to economic conditions 

ATTENTION H0MEMAKERS 

Clean hakways 4 apartment com- 

muninea Oey work, cm needed 

peid holidays 4 vscatlons $5 25 lo 

$5 50 par hr CMI Mon thru Frl . 

Sam to 3:30pm. *2 7-4343 

Branch Manager Position 

Excellent compensation. 

Inquiries confidential. Must 

have real estate experi- 

ence Call Mr. Bartlett, 

851-2600 

An EquM Opportunity Employw 

ATTENTION 

•deal lor homemakers or handi- 

capped who cannd gM out to work 

Work pari time caatng tor Purple 

Heart CMI 9-5, Morv-Frt 728-*572 

ATTENTION 

Need extra money' Looking tor a 

new cawf1 Enter the expending 

world ot network marketing today 

Cal 459-9642 

Our midsize company is 

an Accoeptant I cm its Finance 

DflparlrJnt" The idea candid*te [ and Me receiving or nave received 

woulCbe a recent Accounting Gred- , unemployment due to loss d a lOb 

uate with s Bachelor's Degree snperson full time al Its LIvonM 

CASE MANAGER needed Ml time 

wim a-Bachelors Degree m SooM 

work or rMaled field for 16 bed rew- 

dentiM treatment program tor ado- 

leecent males Send resume or m 

oul application at Youm LIvmg Can- 

ters. 30000 Hivsiey. inkstw an 

R. Brown 

CASHIERS 4 FURNITURE SALES 

person Kiddie Land. 

Rhmr, Farmmglon 

CASHIERS/STOCK 

We need people who can work flexi- 

BM hours ai our farmty doner store 

located al 1-96 and Tstagraph Apply 

Mon-Frl,. 9-5pm at: 

FAMILY DOLLAR STORE - 

1*070 Telegraph Rd , Detroit. 48219 

CITY OF ROYAL OAK 

• TRUCK DRIVER 

Applications srs Being accepted tor 

an open and competitive CMI Ser- 

vice examination tor the daaMflca- 

tion d Truck Qrtver Pay range 

$12.19 to $12 28 per hour Must 

have a vakd Michigan vehicle 

Opersior s Permit with a Commer- 

csal OrivM's Licwnse group "A" 

mir 

dorsement F» oul appkcallon st 

DersonnM Offlea Room 5. City Hal. 

211 Williams by 4 p m Monday 

January 20. 1992 5*6-6325 

An Equal Opportunity Employ* 

COLLEGE STUOENTS 

Saiee.' Marketing dept 

Coops 4 scholarships $7 25 bsee 

456-6220 9-8PM 

COLOe PROGRAMMER 

Micro Computer COBOL Pro- 

grammM needed tor growing medi- 

cM management software firm Ex- 

lenaive experience m Unix and CO- 

BOL njandstory Send reeume 4 

salary, hiatory lo 30*00 Telegraph 

Sdta 383. Bingham Farms 46025 

requwements to Box 760 Obaarver 

4 Eccentric Newspapers. 36251 

Schoorcrafl Rd . Lhroma. Micrugan 

^8150 

COUNTER CLERKS 

ful time, good pey 4 oenems. for lo- 

cationa m W Bioomfteid. apply *307 

Orcherd cake Rd CroeewmOs Mel 

*083 W Maple al Telegraph or call 

for neM eat location 537-6050 

CUSTOMER SERVICE - Phone 

work shipping,, receonng, some 

heavy lifting Need good tranaporte- 

nor, for occaaawnM dativery-piekup 

Ful time houra svekabl«_ $S-$5 50 

hour Cal 937-1293 

CUSTOMER SERVICE - Fun Ome 

position tor outgoing mdtwduM with 

a wilkngneaa to learn and be a part 

d a growing company Some expe- 

rience dewred Send reeume lo 

Tyndell Photographies, 13035 

Wayne Rd . Livonia. Ml «6150 

COMBINATION -ROAyB and Cfty 

Drivers warned Mevknum 9 i-eers 

verifiable experience imemetionM 

T-anspon Agency 4815 Cabot Dw 

troit. Ml 48210 584-2309 

tor Airport Parking 

Afternoons 6 Midnights avMlabi* 

Part time 729-3898 

CASHIER-OELl. STOCK 

Experienced, mature, reliable Com- 

petitive wage* Ful 4 part lime Bir- 

mingham market. Kely 6*4-6060 

CASHIER 

Needed part time for Aftwnoons 4 

Midnights, No espenence necee- 

• Farmington 

442-0202 

eary Wiir tram 

Amoco. 

C 4 C TURNING MACHINE, experi- 

enced only Set-up opMale 4 In- 

spect perls Cel bsfeeri 9em-12 

noon only 344-0101 

CHILD CARE TEACHER 4 COOK 

tiki time 4 subatitulaa BerwiHs in- 

clude medlcM, dental IH* maur- 

ance. tuition aeMstance. pMd hok- 

days 4 vacation days Kinder Cer* 

Learning Centers. Farmington Hills 

4 NorthvMe locations 

Can tor detaks. «77-*o*o 

AUTO MECHANIC needed tor full 

service shoe Muat Be Slate Certi- 

fied. ASE preferred. Flat rata $22.86 

for quattfled person 535-*640 

AUTO PORTERS 

needed lo move *nd deen vehicle* 

snd to perform other general labor 

lobs as. assigned Competitive 

wages end frmgaa interviewing et. 

17000 NorthvMe Rd . NorthvMe. for 

this offlce and consktarMion al our 

Detroit. Taylor 4 GMden Cky loca- 

tions Musi Be drug-tree, have good 

driving record and be mature 

enough, to scheduM much d own 

work aa needed 

AUTO RECONDITIONING - CM de- 

tailing. interior/exterior, cleaning 

Fua/pert time, experience preferred, 

will uSv Plymoulh 459-6088 i 

CNC Sales Trainee 

Expanding local office of multinational sates and 

service company seeks aggressive professional 

peopie to tratrtior applications sates of CNC ma- 

chinery. Technical background in metalcutting in- 

dustry required. Related sates experience pre- 

ferred. Excellent growth opportunity. Outstanding 

earnings potential Call or send resume to: 

Y YAMAZEN INC. 

25165 Oequindr^ 

Madison Heights, Wichigan 48071 

(313) 541-9950 ~"~ 

(313) 541-9954 (Fax) 

AUTO MECHANICS 

"We're BROWING 

And We Heed Help!'; 

High volume Goodyear franchise 

seeks experienced auto technicians. 

Excellent earnings & excellent ben- 

efits First class facilities & 

equipment. 

Oaktand-County 477-0670 

Wayne County 455-78Q0 

PRODUCTION CONTROL 

PLANNER/ANALYST 

5 years experience, degree pre- 

ferred, A.P.I CS. certification re- 

quired, PC/Lotus experience, 

analytical skills. 

Send resume, complete with 

wage history to: 

L. A. Strauss 

Numatics, Incorporated 

1450 N. Milford Rd. 

Highland. Ml 48357-4560 

Equal Opportunity Em ploy et 

PRINTING COMPANY NEEDS expe- 

rienced bindery help Good dwvtng 

record a must Fl 

CNC Applications and Service 

Expanding local office of multinational sales and 

service company seeks applications/service 

technician for CNC machining centers Hands-on 

machining experience including Fanuc controls 

required Call or send resume to. 

tionel CPA firm Minimum 5 years 

sokd background mdudmg book 

keeping through inM balance pay- 

roll tax returns and compulM expe- . 

nenoe required Pubae accounting 

experience requred SeasonM over 

time required Mai or fax reeume m- 

cuding salary matory to 

EN INC 

755 Wee! Big Beaver Road « 1700 

Troy Ml 48O64-0178 

FAX (3131 362-4459 

25165 Dequindre 

Madison Heights, Michigan 46071 

(313) 541-9950 

(313) 541-9954 (Fax) 

ACT NOW 

GENERAL LABOR 

ASSEMBLERS & 

PACKAGERS 

Openings 

noon shifts 

• Dey 4 afternoon I 

• Long term poemons 

We are looking tor rename workers 

Mult heve your own tranaportatlon 

4 Be able to work m Hia Uvoma. 

Plymouth 4 Canton areea CMI to- 

SOMEBODY 

SOMETIME 

18320 Middlemen 

477-1262 

Adietrs Corporation 

need d lha kjaowtng 

TECHNICAL 

promoting rnto ay Mama proOucta 

and services on existing account! 

and new liiux«

V P 

XL. 

Thursday. January 9, 1992 OAE 

*5F 

-4F* 


500 Mp Wanted 

CONSTRUCTION 

SENIOR MANAGEMENT 

EiuMaM a m m contractor 

fie inaur *nce reeloretlon 

Don Sen 

sil rsapomaoaity tor ssumatmg. H* 

M*nw>i. * M M H » income 

potent* to stert "|W farther ad- 

vancement based on merit 

n n w only . to: PemormM 

Deportment, «T South Squirrel 

Rood. Auburn MM*. Ml 48326 - 

CONSTRUCTION 

LABORERS 

Masonry Cleaners 

Caulk Applicators 

Willing to wort Muat hava veld 

in Nconoe 4 transportation 

Caa. 9*m-3pm 585-1777 

CUSTOMER SERVICE 

live needed m Newt arm 

Part ton* flexible hour* Previous 

experience aa caahier helpful. Good 

telephone skills ano computer 

VnoaHdg* a plua Musi ba tiafaan 

!8-2i and a raakJant ol Weytie 

County (not Detroltl. Cal lor an 

appointment 464-1660 


Customer 

Service 

Reps 

• Temporary Opp 

Opponunmaa 

4 telephone » » to wort at our 

CorporaM Omoa m Plymouth Thia 

ba a sr** 1 opportunity it you arv)oy. 

iwswt cuetomer* m a chrteng- 

mg. 'aat paced rata* 

You must ba avaliabM to work 

MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY 

10AM-3:30PM 

OR: 

EMPLOYMENT 

500 MpWantad 500 HaipWantad 500 HaipWantad 500 HelpWarrtad 500 HaipWantad 500 HaipWantad 

n MRITIII i rrnn .irrnrn minr-sv-r /- A QC n i n e DRIVER TO TRANSPORT Special FURNITURE MANUFACTURER HOUSE CLEANER - North Plymouth LEASING CONSULTANT 

OANCE INSTRUCTOR NEEDED D I R E C T C A R E P L U S PtooM Muet know Oekamd County Shop Are* TowniMp cleenmg company now Luxuriou* Noyl apartmant oommu- 

Parl tmi*o»«mng» W» WW. . weekend* (some overmght*) nave QOOO driving 'Kwd i-275.'Miclil04n Av*. Aree hiring, mostly r*eidentiel. no niiy looking tor reeufti-ortonied 

fJoexperkenM experience CjMefler . ^ÎTSec! care ^ a V i S S t i T T w - M n e . - » l . o£rSg* on % —t ' perience inMde/outaMe Selery 

to »25 000 or commiaswn 

KING PERSONNEL 

17000 West Ten Mile »125 

Southfteid. Ml 48075 

423-7224 

INSURANCE 

COMMERCTAL CSR 

• At leest 3 yr* experience 

• Experience on Inaurnet System 

- Property 4 Caaualty e«penence in 

pf#rn.mm vo*um« 

Posn»oo available 

NON SMOKING OFFICE 

Excellent benefit PJtk^ge mck*jmg 

Salary commen- 

Donna Economo 

Meedowbrook Ineursnce Group 

_ 26800 Telegraph Road 

SSulWIMiJ. Mi,. 4fffi34__ 

LIVE-IN NANNY/HOUSEKEEPERS 

Must love c#mdr*n Greel pey 

st 1 yeer expenence 

-1958 or 357-5311 

500 HaipWantad -- 

MAKE YOUB NEW YEARS 

-r RESOLUTION NOW! 

Learn New Skill* 

1 to 1££=r 

500 H^p Wantad 500 Haip Wantad 500 H*ipWant»d 500 H*lp Wantad I loo Haip Wantad 500 Haip Wantad 500 

" •: . . . . ... PACKAGINOOEPT PUMOOl" beeed cerp 


LOAN OFFICERS 

Excellent compensation schdule 

and benefit* program PiVnler lend- 

er Menufacturer* Hanover. 38701 7 

Mile. Livonia. Ml 48152 Cal or send 

reeume 3'3-462-4940 ask for LAO 

LOAN PROCESSORS 

Estabmnad Southfield beaad mort- 

gege compeny aeaka experienced 

«er processors The applicant m»«t 

be tamikar with FHA/VA and FNNA; 

FMLMC underwriting guMMHnea For 

more mlormetlon cell between 

tOem - 12nocm. Mon - Frt.. ask lor 

Kim or Greg, 354-2070 

LOOKING FOR A.SECOND INCOME 

without (eopardtang your main 

profee*Km7 Cal Signature mierne- 

Oonel, ask lor Kathy 474-7996 

Enrol Today for FREE Job Training 

m. 

Clerical'Accounting Health Aide 

Cook/Walter 

Auto Mechanics-'Aulo Body Repek 

CALL 595-2314 lor quekllcatlona If 

you ere. 

between ;B 4 21 yrs old 

a Wayne County reeldent 

t special work program* aiao avail- 

able lor Wayne-Waatland student* 

ages IS lo 17) 

ACT NOW 

A/> Equal Opportunity Employer 

MANAGe* TRAINEES (3) 

lor gaaolne-'merchandlae slpres In 

metro Detroit area Pratt sharing 

rweMi lnaur*no* 4 vacation* Seria 

reeuma for interview lo: Total PWro- 

Jeum mc. Attn Rich SmWh. 28001 

Cltrtn Dr Romulu*, Ml 48174 

An Equal Opportunfly Employer 

MATURE DRIVER lor doctor * oft- 

loa. Plymouth area Muat have ex- 

cellent drMng record and be aMe to 

work hextble hour* 459-7850 

DIRECT CARE WORKERS 

Needed lor Livonia. Canion. Beae 

v«la group* home* Ful time 4 part 

tlma positions available Must ba 18 

yr* of aoa with high achooi dlpiom* 

or GEO. Good driving racord 

LIVONIA 425-8377 

CANTON 981-0081 

BELLEVILLE 753-3171 

DESKTOP PUBLISHER - Must have 

estanalve knowledge of OuartOt- 

pres* 3 0 and Adobe «u*trator 3.0. 

Experience with Adobe Pholoahop. 

Pixel PUnt Proliswixial and other 

I helpful Reply to: 

I 19785 W 12 

l 345. SouthfteW. Ml 

48076-25110 

DIRECT CARE WORKERS 

WAYNE - new home opening, al 

shifts available. S8.00 start. (6.25 

trained Medical Dietary program 

Coordinator position* available 

(6.50 trained, good benefits 

BELLEVILLE 

worker* needed. ( 6 00 Stan. (8 25 

trained, benefit*. 

AlRPORT DRIVE BS 

pert time. Muat know trt-county 

area, have a Chauftaur S Scenae and 

a weak Applications *• 

be taken on Sal . 1-11-92. bet* 

10am-12 Moon at 24901 Northweel- 

ern Mwy Suite 120. Southfield 

DRIVER 

Estabtiahed Plymouth Area concern 

seeks experlenoed Tanker Driver 

w«h COL. approprtaM eartWcatlon 4 

good driving record Three to hve 

yeer* experience required Must be 

available to work any *Mft Competi- 

tive compensation 'and benefits 

peck age available Submit letter of 

imeraat aeecnbmg wort 4 salary 

history end/or reeume lo 

Driver/CC. P. O Box 2500C, 

Plymouth. ML. 48170. 

Equal Opportunity Employer M/F 

EARN (6 - (8 PER MR 

Nations largeet noma cleaner No 

eveninga. eeekand* Car neceeury 

Paid vacation 4 holday*. Dental m 6 

HAIRSTYLISTS - lull or part time. 

Dvko's FamHy MaW Shop. cMenlele 

waiting Redlord/Ltvonla araa. 

ENTRY LEVEL 8TAFF 

DESIGNER POSITION 

for a Fine FumMhtng chain - Groeee 

Pdrnte and Bioomlteid Location* 

Strong board skills * musll Mini- 

mum ol 1 yr. Raid experience De- 

gree and portfolio required Pleeae 

apply m person 

SCOTT SHUPTRINE 

43808 West Oak Drtve 

Novt. Mi 

Jolana Peerd ° f " * 34^0044 HA1RsrYL19TS . (2) ^ „ 

EXCEL - 4 Mucroeoft Word teachers ,pii' time experienced 4 some 

HAIRSTYLISTS 

RENTAL SPACE 

RALPH OF FIFTH AVENUE 

DOWNTOWN BIRMINGHAM 

642-7777 

Computer teecher* needed lor Troy 

Adult Education Program Microeoft 

Word 4 Excel Ossses beom 

27 Contact E»a 879-7 

clientele preler/ed Inceettvea. peM3 

vecatlons. bonuses 4, insurance 

Farmmgton Hlas/Novi area 

Can Monica 476-2129 

EXPANOING 20-ywer-oM Souinfleid 

agency m lhe Town CJkiter aree 

flee da t revel agents with a tnlnenum 

o< 2 yr* expertenoe on Sabre lor 

• leisure Agent* 

• Crune Agent* 

• Corporate Agents 

• m-Plant Agents 

• Also seeking to nil Corporete 

Sales. Manegenel. Marketing 4 

Advertising end Secretarial - 

poeitions 

Ful benefits mdudmg dental. Do 

Not Phonel Mai reeume with salary 

requirement* to Travel Unlimited. 

P O Box 721087 Berkley. Ml .48072 

HAIR STYLISTS 

Busy Westland salon needs 

professions! licensed Ha* Stylists 

Ws Ofter excellent wage peckege * 

commission 4 s whole lot ol extra*. 

Ceil Lort or Sebnns 729-9260 

insurance-Experienced Only 

AGENCY POSITIONS 

Soumfieid - Livonia - Troy 

Detroit - Deerbom - Farmington 

commercial 4 Personal Line* 

CSR i Mark ating-Osims-Raters 

CONCORD PERSONNEL 

19500 Middlebelt Rd 478-2200 

INSURANCE-EXPERIENCED ONLY 

As insurance apecleltsts since 1975. 

we know when agencies 4 compa- 

nies need CSR'*. producers, claim 

reps, underwriters 4 rater* 

So. call us for asislstence 

Company Paid Fees 

Ann Bell Personnel. Inc 

30600 Telegraph Rd., Suite 2375 

Bingham Farms, Ml 48025 

-540-3355 

HAIR STYLISTS 

' Barbers or Beeutician*. We need 

help at a very busy shop Clientele 

Weltmgt The name ol the shop Is 

SHARE YOUR MAIR 

27726 Plymouth Rd , Livonia 

Ask lor Jo Anne. 425-5440 

FACILITIES'RECREATION Director 

mdMdual to manage Home Owner 

Aaaociatlon clubhouse, pool A com- 

mon area tacMUes In premier Can- 

ton euo-drrtaton Lxcailem verbal 4 

wrttlen communication, orgentta- 

bonal 4 dance! skills required Per- 

sonal computer 4 property menage- 

man! experience deasred Send re- 

sum* to: Sunflower VMaM Homes 

i —""—» • " =»- 

Mssoownort. 

Canton. Ml 48187 

HAIR STYLISTS 

Exdtlng opportunltle* axl*t tor full 

and pan time licensed hair styttsts 

rQusrsnteed Hourly Wage Plus 

• Commission Packags 

• Hearth Benefits Available 

• Advance Training 

• Clientele Supplied 

Pteese call. Louise, Mon-Fn., 9- 

9pm Sat 6-6pm at 626-6680 

INVENTORY 

WORKERS 

Pontiac. Utica. Warren for 

day January 15. 5 15pm-l0:30pm 

High school 4 college sludants 18 

yrs and oidei and retirees welcome 

" OLSTEN 

Temporary 

Services 

DEARBORN 

441-3182 

TROY 

583-3232 

M a c Designer 

Dynermi. lull service ad agency m 

Troy looking for a computer graphic 

deeign; production Wte Excellent 

opportunity for candidate highly 

productive with Pagemeker 4 

Ouak Send reeume 4 cover letter 

(no phone eels, pleaae) to 

Bob McGowan, V P Creative Ser 

vice*. Denham 4 Company. 189 

East Big Beaver Rd. Troy. Ml 480«3 

MACHINE OPERATORS 

Ful time, steedy employment tor 

mechine operators m Farmmglon 

Hilts predalon melal macMfte ahop 

Experience helpful call Mon thru 

ThuS:*3 473-9305 

VBkCMINE OPERATORS needed lor 

Madaon Hta automotive flmt Some 

experience with prea* maehmee. 

drilling 4 tapping WM tram (8 10/ 

Iv Intereeled candidates pleeae ap- 

ply at 32329 Mmon, Madl*on Ht*. 

14 4 John R area. 9em-3pm Mon- 

Fn 

MACHINEST - Growing instrument 

menufacturer naa an opening lor a 

CNC lathe/vertical ma^Jnmg center 

operator Experience required Set 

up experience deakaMe Can Jim 

between 12 4 2pm, 254-6500 


MANAGER 

TRAINEES 

Start immediately 

No Experience 

Company Schooling 

No St/Hies 

Shutdown* oi Layoffs 

Cell For Interview 

981-9305 

MERCHANDISING/SALES 

PART-TIME 

20 Hr*/Wk 

(7/Hr • Mileeqe • Bonus 

Marketing Force, a national market 

Sfs 

MORTGAGE PROCESSOR. 

UNDERWRITER 

tor progre*eive. friendly test grow- 

mg Southfield non conforming tend- 

ar Excekent |ob *labiaty 4 beneWa 

VISA/MaeterCard promotional 

!^ 925e f *gBi!3 n ' 1 w -^fe 

Flexible Oeytlme Hrs 

• Paid Training • 

Opportunity lor 

throughout tha yeer Must neve reli- 

able err, work independently 4 stan 

Jan 20th For more Information call 

M-F, 9am lo 8pm EST 

1-800-886-8634 4 aak lor Ad • 

1076-1-029 If busy cal. 

•.-800-477-4505 to leave maaaags 

MP S WANTED 

65 For New Taylor National Guard 

Armory. Part time 

Mo expenence required Wia trasn 

BO* Navnan or Dave Ke8y 522-5808 

OIL DISPATCH 

AUTO SERVICE CENTERS 

Seeking experienced meneoement 

*sTfor Paul or hUka 355 1034 

M+CHIGAJUS LEADING feshlon ' 

|s slsr a looking for s part time 

person lesaflabie days 4 evee >, re- 

tali ano caah ragislar experience 

prelerred Some benefits sveHetMe 

Apply in person on Tiiee lan 11 

from t tarn to 5pm al. Corey* Jewel 

Box. Weatland Man 

OPTICAL LAB TECHNICIAN Trainee 

,»-wenled m Non arse Pan time 

* flexible hexxx Great opoortunfty lor 

mteiagent. herd wortlr« and am«- 

tious person Must be between 18- 

21 and s reeldent of Wayne County 

(Ml CJWfUW - 

ORDER DESK 

r>f> vrWl tfcAMT 

How about a greet office envtrorv 

ment with your own deek> We need 

enthusiastic people to answer in- 

coming calls from customers re- 

sponding to our namonaly ad- 

vertised products Complete nam- 

ing plua benefits 

FULL TIME ONLY 

Cel Personnel 351-8J00 

PLASTICS ENGINEER 

An expending automotive supplier 

oI pleelic components and decore- 

tr«e assemblies hes openings m 

engineering mdMduai w« be 

production capebaity 

csndidsts wia possess a mmmum 2 

Degree end/or rasat 

» Stroi 

PHOTOGRAPHER 

Experienced in weddi 

Ceil 

ings 

4 77-4 

.. experience Strong injection 

mold tookng background strong 

proceeaing background thorough 

working knowtsdgs of S P C. AWWy 

to mtertece wtth mtar-releted de- 

partments and customers Send 

tot, history snd salary rsquirements 

to Personnel Deportment Andover 

Industries. 25625 SouthfteM Rd 

Southfield. Mt 48075 

OFFICE CLEANING 

PART TIME EVENINGS 

Experienced dependable mdMOuai 

-leaded to work aa eafl 660 

. An Equal Opportunity Employer 

COMPANY SEEKS experienced 

production spray pemler for smal 

parts Electrostatic experience * * 

StMdv employment 40 hrs + per 

wk Can between 9-4pm 453-0822 

PAIO TRAINEE 

To (6 50/lw 

MARKETING TRAINEE 

Local office of national organization 

need* * lew good people w«mg to 

work hard and be trained Earn 

while you learn Guaranteed 

(25.000 first year Income 

Cell Llaa Oumaa at 358-3748 

MATURE PERSON WANTED 

lull time tor counter help al dry 

deaners Experience not nscssiary 

but helpful Paid hoedays 4 vaca- 

tion Apply al Somerset Cleaner*, 

2862 W Maple at CooOdg* 

643-0807 

MORTGAGE LOAN OFFICERS 

Who require ful backroom support 

combined with company paid fulh 

integrated marketing Customtted 

salary /eommlaalon structure lor 

proven prafeeelonal producers 

Letter* of mterset 'reeumea 28777 

Norttiweetern Suite 200 Southfield 

Mi 48034 

Cal Today 

Fee (05 00 

557-1200 

JNI Agency 

PHONE SURVEYORS 

No selee Permenent pert time. 

6PM-1QPM Mor.-Frl (flexible! 

Good oommunscetion ski 

to CSi Associates. 21700 

Northwestern Hwy Su 430, South- 

field, Mi . 48075 No calls please 

PHOTO LAB TECH - 2 positions 

open Pen time one morning plus | 

ons afternoon Good lor college stu- 

dent Apply ir. person SKmingner* 

Camera. 168 S Woodward - Down-. 

town Birna*Vgham 

PHOTO 

MEAT-COUNTER PERSON 

Musi be experienced Fun or pert 

time Good pey. Farmmgton HID*. 

626-4656 

MECHANIC NEEDED 

Experienced 4 Certified Muet heve 

own tool* Sterling Height* Cel for 

appointment 264-0460 

MICHIGAN PROPERTY Malnte- 

mance Is now tunng experienced 

telemarketers for Lawn care sales 

Psy (8/hr . evening work 482-0500 

MACHINE TOOL ASSEMBLER 

Must heve experience m general 

machine tool aa waft as saeambly 

471-2839 

MACHINISTS. MACHINISTS with 

benching experience 4 Benchhand* 

needed tor mold shop (western sub- 

urb*). Day 4/or night *h»fu 

348-6155 

MAINTENANCE ENGINEER 

Fringe benefit* Convenient hour* 

Apply m pereqn, Ouakty Irm. 6 Mlie 

at 1275 m,Uvoma. 

W i n F o u r T i c k e t s 

To SESAME STREET LIVE 

Wednesday, January 29th ; 7:30 p.m. Show 

• Wed* JAN.22 "• 

c ^ $ 4 S C H 0 0 L 

^ €> 

- thru 

Sun. FEB. 2 

THE 

F O X 

T H F A T P T T 

F1EL0 CONSm-TAKT - TO (264)00/ 

yr Mult!-umt 

opportunity 1 

snt Benefits) Terrific 

Employment Center Ag> 586-1836 

FILE CLERK/TYPtST, fiH-tlme 

Attention Pereormel, PO Box 

8021. Novt. Ml 48376-8021 

Rtne** Opportunity , 

$7 PER HOUR 

•No Experience liscesssry 

• Complete Training Program 

Openings - LadM* DMeion If you' 

sn(oy working wilh people" and 

would Wte helping them Improve 

thamserve* using th* lele*t m state- 

of-the-art tttnees equipment, tm* 

unique opportunity • waiting lor 

you 

Muat be «t end look It 3 or 4 osy 

work weak. exoeHenl compeny paid 

benefit*, vacations holiday* and 

much more Apply at: * 

FITNESS USA HEALTH SPAS 

Monday/Wedneedey/Fndey 

7877 Wayne Rood 

(Weatland Center Westland) 

1400 Pe-dee Road. Taylor 

MAIR STVLIST 

Wanted for very busy Canton salon 

No Clientele needed Flexible hours 

FuM or 

pert time 459-bb2B pl«e»« Srartlng. 8455. 

HAIR STYLIST wanted lor modern 

salon in Walled Lake Clientele pre- 

ferred but not neceasery Good pey 

Call 66»-Sl80 

HAIR STYLIST Licensed and career 

mmded. ex&aUent eerrung potential 

with educallor- 4 benttts pirbgram 

Artiste Livonia Mall 474-8644 

Wonderland 427-1380 

HALLMARK SHOP 

Needs mature tales person, pan 

time, steady Apply 10 till 4 at Ban s 

Hallmark. 829 E. Big Beaver at Ro- 

Hd 

Handyman Help Wanted 

Handyman 4 pesntlng lor group 

home company (Male/Female). 

Send letter wtth 4 reference names 

to AHI. 42213 E. Arm Arbor Rd . 

Plymouth. Ml 48170 

SOUTHFIELD 

354-0555 

EOE 

JANITORIAL Progreesive company 

hiring housekeepers, evening work 

5 30 lo 11 30 pm Mon thru Frl 

Own transportation 4 be wtlkng to 

3S3-3302 f„ Qafofs 3pm 

HANDYMAN NEEDED Wit accept 

the lowest rete Need reference* 

and transportation < 880-0781 

594-8994 or leeve measage 

HARDWOOD Floor Installation 

S Sanding 

Experienced Ful time 

Cell for interview 471-9090 

Tickets: S12.59 and S7 

ALL CHILDREN 

|12& under) 

00 OFF ALL SHOWS 

H e r o ' s H o w T o W i n ! ! 

Send a Postcard To 

Observer & Eccentric Newspapers 

36251 Schoolcraft Road, Uvonla, Ml 48150 

PLEASE ONLY ONE POSTCARD PER FAMILY 

Wa'll Impartially draw n a m e s for winner* from your 

entries. Watch your hometown n e w s p a p e r Classified 

sections, where w e will print winners' n p m e s . 

if y o u find y o u r n a m a a m o n g t h e classified 

advertisements, call 591-2300, extension 2153. and 

claim your S e s a m e Street passes. It's a s easy a s that. 

Monday winners must call by 5 p.m. Tuesday. Thursday 

winners must call by 5 p.m. Friday. 

mailed to winners. 

. seeking energetic end expert- 

id rata* manager and deetgner 

Cal MS Schmidt, J32-643C 

FRENCH 4 SPANISH TEACHERS 

(15-445 hr 

Oakland 354-5531. Wayne 348-5111 

FRIENDLY. COURTEOUS 

wanted lor counter, kllchen 4 daHv- 

ary Flexible hour*, no^nyhtsjir 

347-5885 

weekends Cel Weets«>e t 

FULL OR PART TIME laborer need- 

ed m * Novi saw ma Good )ob tor 

coaage student 349-2359 

HESLOP'S 

The premiere cmna/glftwera leader 

mgmr 

m M m m a i i , n — 

rtsnced and entry level management 

positions There are 10 Mora* m the 

Metro Detroit Area and five stores m 

Ann Arbor, Grand Rapids. Kalama- 

teo, Lansing and Okamoe. if you 

have the sotkt, to lead, manage and 

ceus* others to succeed, then send 

your to: 

Heslop s Inc 

22790 HeeHp Drive 

Novt, Ml . 48375 

Department 202 

JEWELRY 

MANAGEMENT 

Are you a lewslry proteesional "with 

3-5 years of proven retail manage- 

ment expenence locking for a 

change to * strong growth-oriented 

lewelor ,n 1992' If yes - we want to 

talk to you today about career op- 

portunities — 

In return tor your proven expen- 

ence. we Ofler competitive salary 

plus - bonus package, career ad- 

vancement opportumtiea *nd * 

comprehensive benefits package 

If you are ready for a new challenge 

•end your resume to 

EXECUTIVE RECRUITING 

43635 W Oaks Dr. 

Novi. Ml 48377 

Equal Opportunity Employer 

Minortty/Female/HandKapped/Vet 

MAINTENANCE 

Fortime 500 dairy food* processing 

plant m Uvonla ha* in Immediate 

opening tor * meirrtenence mechen- 

•c TN* person must have a genersJ 

knowledge of mduitnai sieciric 

trouble shooting, hydraulics, weld- 

ing. general maintenance, and'or 

refrigeration and bolter* Dewy ex- 

penence I* preferred 

If you are quaHAed plssn send re- 

sume and salary requirements to 

(no reeumee without salary require- 

ment aM be considered* Box 708 

Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers. 

36251 Schoolcraft Rd UvofMe. 

Michigan 46150 " 

MILL HAND wanted lor amel preo- 

swn tool sfwp m Fermington Hllts 

eres Must heve expertenoe Forest 

Mlg 553-2080 

MORE GREAT PEOPLE WANTED 

Reetdentiel home cleaning Weekfy 

pay (125-4175 per week-Mon.-Frt.. 

day horn only We tram Car need- 

ed Cell Merry MaMs. 525-7290 

MORTGAGE LOAN CLOSERS 

ANO PROCESSORS 

Mortgage compeny in Farmington 

HUM needs FNMA/FHLMC Closers 

and Proceesors Progreesive Hrm 

reqmree eddltionel staff due lo 

growth end expenelon If you're 

looking for security 4 long !«m ca- 

reer opportunity cM now Expert 

snced only Aak for Sue TrumBo. 

737-7020 

MORTGAGE BANKING 

OPPORTUNITIES 

Aree's largeet. moet mnovettve In- 

dependent Mortgege Benfcei is ex 

MAINTENANCE PERSON 

Experienced tor apt community 

building- FcJ time. 6-i- Apohr in per 

son 35700 MlcHgah Ave . Wayne 

MAINTENANCE PERSON 

Needed tor Weatland apt communi- 

ty Applications taken deify Mon 

6737 WayneWrWeetla»d32fc8270 

KEYPUNCH KEYTAPE 

OPERATORS 

Experience required Deys and 

afternoons Farmington Srse 

Cal 474-1138 

KINDERCARE 

Americas Brst name ki chUdcare. 

MAINTENANCE PERSON • expert- 

enced tor Farmmgton H»* aree 

Knowtedgeebie ir. Seet'ing. plumO- 

mg. appliance repelr as wen as other 

flaids Must live on-alts have own 

tools. 4 heve resume Cal Mon- 

Tuee-Wed 4 Thur* only. 1 !am-6pm 

" 478-0322 

MAINTENANCE WORKER 

For eemor apartments Expsnsnce 

prelerred. own tools Weekend, on 

cal duty Ful or pan time Pertect 

for retiree Send reeume to 

Maintenance 1691 CWhrtew Dr 

Rochester hOt*. Ml 4830T 

MAKE MONEY NOW 

Leern how to fUe tax return* 

Cal: 423-1157 

MANAGEMENT TRAINEE 

No experience neceeeary. corpora- 

tion expanding, needs to open 

brencft offtews m area 

Rochester Hills 973-8030 

pending once agam Do not apply 

uniaee you consider yourssff to be 

the beel end work with the beet 

PROCESSING 

12 openings tor the srse s flneet 

proceesors Dsep knowledge ot 

FNMA/FHLMC guidelines, es wen ss 

s true commitment to excslsnt cus- 

tomer service ts required The beet 

selery. benefits snd bonus systems 

in B»* Jndu*»y Psiaia OO NOT ap- 

ply If you are not experienced 

UNDERWRITERS 

3 openinga tor experienced FN MA/ 

FHLMC underwriters who know 

quality but slso^nov. how to mesa 

" Toanr—Conventional loens only 

Greel saiery end beneWT Wmaiis 

DO NOT apply Ifjcw *re not expert^ 

enced 

* CLOSERS 

Experienced ctoeers with keen un- 

oerstsndmg of all doemg documen- 

tation and aaues You must live, 

txeethe end die customer servscel 

Excslsnt salary, benefits end bonus 

systsms tor si five openings Ptssss 

DO NOT apply If you are not expert- 

encedl 

LOAN REPRESENTATIVES 

The abeosute top compensation 

pec*aoa m tha indxistry is offered 

tor mdhrtdual* who poeae* * Bummg 

deeire lo work wtlh tne Bneet 

ongmatlon office m Amarcse. Mar- 

ketmg end edvertlemg combeie with 

your personal referral beee to create 

your own business within s busi- 

neee" Only educated proleesionaU 

who know what "work" truly Is need 

apply 

Post Closing 

Clerk 

Mortgage Connection, Inc.. has en 

immediate openmg tor a Post Clos- 

ing Clerk 1-2 yeers sxpenence nec- 

essary 4n proceesmg. cloemg. or 

quality control Review to mdude 

venflcetion of truth-mlendmg. P *nd 

I, HUO 1 calculations, payment 

amount, etc Compkence wtth Res- 

pa D*a«osure requirements Posi- 

tion oflers complete benefit peck- 

ege and competitive selery For Im- 

mediete consideration, can tor ar 

apo«tc*tlon or send reeume to 

MORTGAGE 

CONNECTION, INC. 

Attn Human Resources 

32255 Norttiweetern Hwqy 

Suite 10 

Farmington Mm*, Ml , 48334 

(513)655-0550 

An Equal Opportunity Employe. 

MORTGAGE PROCESSOR 

One of SE Michigan's largeet mort- 

gage benkers is seeking s mortgags 

processor "Or our Bloomfleld Hias 

office Excellent opportunity for a 

cheerful, pleeaant person with 1-2 

yeers experience Pteeee send re- 

sume te T Smith. Republic Bencorp 

Mortgage, 1700 N Woodward, 

Bloomfleld Huts. Ml 48304 

0/0 1/0 GRIND HANDS 

wtth s minimum of 2 yeers experi- . 

ence We offer exceAent benefits 

Pleeae appfy 8em-4pm. at Ventura 

Irvduatnee 48301 Port St . 


OFFICE ASSISTANT - part time 

Mon - Fn.. l-5pm. Basic computer 

skins, good phone akaa 4 general 

office work Greet work environ- 

ment Weet Btoomftesd aree Cell tor 

en interview 881-1000. ext 343 

OFFICE CLEANING 

Downtown Detroit drm seeks Ml 

time persons to work on office 

deenlng crew We ere seeking effi- 

cient 4 OepervdebW. experienced 

persons jenersl oeemng autle* 

4 strong amphiB*"d«" prtsiisi nnei 

compeny imege Compeneatlon In- 

clude* *l compeny benefit* Work- 

ing hours are: 4:30pm-12 30em, 

Mon thru Frt QueHfled ceno"dates 

need only eppfy For consideration 

send reeume 4 selery experience lo. 

PETRO PROCESSORS INC. the 

Midwest * foremost mooes on-site 

04 recycling service, wm open 

Detroit aree offices March 1 Seeks 

•ntemel operations manager to 

sc*wduie work crews and |Obe work 

wtth seiss reps, other edmimstra- 

tlve Some aistomer contact Inter- 

rwwt to be held week aI Jen 20th. 

Detroit location TBD Reeume* sen- 

ary requirements to 

Petro Processors, Inc. 

500 W Armory. Suite 129 

.. South Holteno. IL 80-473 

PHARMACIST tor fssi peced Weet 

BtoomMd independent Approxi- 

mately 30 hours per week Benefits 

Cell Oevhd Etros tor appomtment 

826-3400 

$18-25,000 ± 

1st Yr. - | 

PC* iNT I Travelling Photograpnars I 

Celt Sue et our HO on Mon or 

Tuee 800*892-8313. ext 2427 to 

schedule interview or apply m per- j 

son Tue* . 11-7 00pm et the Signs-1 

ture inn. 11500 Eleven M.ie Roed. j 

Werren. Ml Must have driver s li- 

cense. proof ol eulu Insurance 4 so- 

cial security cerd et interview 

EOE 

PLANT CARE TECHNICIANS, pert 

time must heve own 'eilsbie trans- 

portation. must be personebie. pe- 

tient 4 wining to work Pteese cel 

Mon thru Frt 10-1 356-0944 

POSITIONS IN DEMAND 1 

We hei* long 4 short term sssspn- J 

men's svsnebie 

aaxdproceeamg 

Telemerketmg 

. Phone survey work (no aeleei 

• Light Industrie! 

Cell tor an appt today 

TROY AREA 382-4770 

FARMINGTON MtLLS/SOUTHFlELD | 

471-1870 

MANPOWER 

TEMPORARY SERVICES 

The World's Largeet 

Temporery Service 

pen, Theee ere permanent poei- 

none oft*mg competitive wages 

and a sokd benellt peck ege Pieess 

sppfy in person or by reeume to 

PAYCHEX. INC 

Suite 110 

6960 Orchard Lake Rd 

W Bloomfleld Hiaa Ml 48322 

7 days 1-219-922«23 sx1 ir 

OSOOUCTION MACHINE 

OPERATOR 

F our SkOe Experience a piui 

459-6520 

I M S 

PRINTING BACKGROUNO 

PREFERABLE - lor ihls pen time 5 

dey a week poeition m e corpofste 

supply department loceted in 

Southfteid. Work enteas memtemmg 

viventory.' mekmg pnnttng purches- 

ss snd recording -scw^sbles Mual 

nave computer inventory experi- 

ence. and be cepebie of kgnt typmg 

Other |ob reeponelbattlee idude 

taking phone order*, essntmg w Pleeae 

send -eeume 6 selery raqmrement| 

to Kimberty Ems Personnel Coordi- 

netor PO Box 5S10. Detroit. Ml 

48235 

PHOTOGRAPHER 

e, wedding 4 dence 

533-3739 j 

PRESS OPERATOR 

Experienced 2 color AB OK*. *yo- 

bi end uek presses Send reeume or 

n«ns snd phone number to Box 802 

Observer 4 Eccentric Newspepers 

36251 Schoolcraft Rd Uvonla. 

Michigan 46150 

PRODUCTION MANAGER 

Ful time tor exhibit compeny Expe- 

rienced m production menegement 

Job costing est .meting end trede 

snow orginzaiwn Send w m 

Box 794 Observer 4 ' Eccentric 

Newspepers 36251 Schookcraft 

Rd Livonia, Michigan 481S® ' 

PROGRAMMER ANALYST 

SYSTEMS 38 OI AS/400 

RPQ II OR RPG 400 - 

TO (50.000 

CALL NOW) 

589-3030'24 Mr Fax 569-8641 

GENERAL EMPLOYMENT 

17117 WEST 9 MILE 

SOUT'ÊLVM? 48075 

PERSONNEL AGENCY FEE PA»0 

PROGRAMMER/ANALYST 

(30-40K plus ex.slsint benefits, m- 

cxuding ftex-ttme snd 36 hour work 

week COBOL CICS OS/JCL. 

MVS/XA Msior msuranoe compeny 

PROTECH Personnel Service 

2820 W Maple »131. Troy .48064 

REAL ESTATE Apprsxe_ . 

Growing compeny hea immediate 

openmgs tor stete sceneed or oertl- 

hed appraisers Good pey 4 working 

conditions Earning potentlei (1500- 

(2000/wk Cel or tend reeume Al 

i-~3u!riee held m strict conadence 

THE APPRAISAL COMPANY 

28230 Orcherd Like Rd 

Suite 204 

Farmmgton Hlls Mi 48334 

Pnone 826-6120 

FAX 313-626-5273 

RECENT LAW SCHOOL Greduete 

wanted for edmimetreOve.'merkel- 

ing position in releted held 

Send rssume to Leemmg Samcee -t 

15564 Northlend> Sle 207-W | 

Southfield Mi 4»075 

Or cell (313)557-1524: 

cMd caring center Meeters Degree 

wrth 2 yr* experience preferred 

Supervteory background d*eirabl« 

Send reeume* to Fame, 4 NeHî- 

oorhood Services Humen Reeoixse 

Dept 210 26807 Mlchsger Ave 

master Mi 48141 EOE 

REAL ESTATE CAREER 

AMBITIOUS''CONSCIENTIOUS? 

WE WANT YOU"' 

We w* tram you and Hart you on a 

long term high-meome career Cal 

Julie Dude*. Westland 


326-2000 

PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR 

Detroit Baaed tood proceeeof • 

looking tor candid asa* tor tha poai- 

bon of Production 3uparvi*o« Mtr. 

mum requaremapu *re an AaeooK 

ate* Degree prtoi supervisory expe- 

rience m a manulacturtng or tood 

proceeamg ticaity emgneea " 

RETIREE PART-TIME. 

ton H.iaa lie «aoalila'conKruct*ir. 

marketing 1111 rch idea would M 

I onrerse kidiia*NlTec«» at al'market 

mg 

wA Ur,' 

sonai 4 commuincebon skies if m- 

MrseMd. mdMduaa « " « k««t 

reeume In conadenoe to Bo* 7T2. 

Obeerver 4 Ecoantnc Newepeper* 

36251 Schooicrafl Ro Uvoma. 

Msdkgen 48150 

Equal Opportunity Employer M.'F 'H 

36251 Scn«l 

creft Rd Llvome Micfuger 48150 

ROUTE DRIVER 

5 Off sten (300 par n e Musi 

be remade, oood driving 'ecord 

Contact John Sutherland 837 7115 

PRODUCT MANAGER 

A •kdmg cont»nei menufacturer 

seeks an aggrsaeive. sen-motivated 

lalni 4 marketing person with 

knowledge of production processes, 

srid pscksgmg externa » Beche- 

lor* Degree Is required Product 

rvLvisgement experience with P 4 L 

exposure helpful Submit reeuma 

Introductory letlei and salary hietory 

to 

Ptasiipak Pscksgmg. Inc 

Mumart Reeources CM 

P O Box 5545 

Plymouth. Ml ,48170 

Equal Opportunity Employer M/F 

PROOF OPERATORS 

immediate openmga tor expen- 

anced prool operator* Famlkerrty 

wilh NCR/Burrough* mechtne* 

helpful Afternoon*, m Llvome area. 

£»• 526-6100 

PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 

Position available for experienced 

apartment managei m Southfteid 

Candidate should pc menege- 

HECEPTlONtST_ 

Outgoing, orgenoed and mottveied 

person for * chaMngmg pcmtion, w 

a vetennery hoepltai Excellent 

math phone -and sp^m® ska* *e- 

sentiai Fua time, salary negohebie 

Apply m person 'Wega Annuel C»n- 

«. 34415 Grand River Farmington 

ment leeamg 4 people 

in confidence to P 0 

Bloomfleld i 

_, . - Box 433. 

Ml 483O3-0433 

P C PROGRAMMER 

Smell but growing computer firm 

seeks tu* time P C Programmer 

OATABUS experience preferred but 

wilkng to lfWl Ths ngrrt person 

Novel experience also helpM. Send 

rseume* to DTI, 21234 Larkspur. 

Farmmgton, Ml 46336-5046 Pieee* 

individuals only 

RECEPTIONIST,'ACCOUNT ANTS 

Payed** Clark F«l time. Selery 

(12,000 per yeer Send reeum. 

5600 W Maple Ste C-301. 

Bloomfleld Ml 46322 

RESiPENTlAL CONSTRUCTION 

SUPERINTENDENT Locking tor ex- 

perienced Supertntendent nsponsl- 

M tofcomplets construction of sm- 

gte fartiify, home protect Omy- very 

qualified need apply Selery com- 

mensurate wttt experience Send 

resume 4 cover letter to: Superin- 

tendent 1030 N Hunter B»vd. 

Bloomfleld Ml 

RESIDENT MANAGER COUPLE 

wemed lor kixury apartment com- 

plex m cafey«He Perk region of De- 

troit Selery. apartment and how»- 

tion Pieeeejend re*um* to 

Jeen RMrd Apertmenu 

tOOW Long Lake Roed 

Swnaatia 

Bloomfleld H8N. Ml 48304 

RETAIL SALES PERSON. tu» Ume 

Apply between 1 and 3 et Kjtchqn 

Glamor 26770 Grand River t»- 

rween Beech Defy 4 Inkster Rd 

RESIDENT 

- MANAGER 

For lerge suburban complex 

Must heve slrong memtenance 

' s*ae4 menegenel beckground 

Thl* e * career opportunity 4 

-raqulrea * total commitment 

Muet be evaaawe to tne on sua 

Good selery end beneats lor 

the nght person Only appli- 

cant* who meet theee quaafte- 

tlona need apply Pteeee cal 

313-589-8880 

..... RETAIL 

MANAGERS 

Are you * real pi alsismnal with 3-5 

yeer* ol department m*negemertt 

sxpenence loosung tor a change to a 

strongs growth-onemed retailer m 

19927 If ye* - ws went to laK to you 

today ebout cereer opportumtiee 

We we durrenmy inter.tewing for 

management poalbone rnthe toaow- 

riCoronlca/Computers 

. Audlo/Vldeo/Photo 

• Toya/Sporimg Goods 

. tojasi aree'Glftwsrs 

L. Wsrehouss 

| m return for your proiwn expen- 

SEAMSTRESS 

Dry deaners Expenence pr*s«rrsc 

work at your convem*nce For CE YOUR AO CAU. 591-0900 

DEADUNES: 4 P.M. TUESDAY FOR THURSDAY EDfTION / 4 P.M. FRIDAY FOR MONDAY EDITION 

Trocal vwiyt window* Awnings 

. Roofing. Stortns. Slaei doors 

I METRO ALUMINUM Frank 474-4300 

ALL FAZE MODERNIZATION 

Aluminum/vinyl aiding, trim, gutters 

windows, doors ] 

s. repairs Lie /In* 

Ken, 421-3816 

BARRV'S CARPENTRY SERVICE 

Beths. Basements Kitchens. Free 

Est . W ork Guer Winter Rate* 

12 yrs Exp Ret 476-8559 

U Aluminum Siding 33 Bldg. A Remodeling 39 Carpentry 

ALCOA SIDING TRIM 4 OUTTERS | ALL 

HOME 

IMPROVEMENTS 

Compere my 

LOW PRICES 

HIGH QUALITY . 

Prcrfesaionei bunder wtth 

over 30 yrs. deagn build exp 

ucaoaed - ineured 

FREE 

Idee* Design* - Estimetee 

Can anytime 

442-7005 

62 Door* 78 Firewood 108 Heating & Cooling j 155 Music Inetniction 

replacement 

I deck*, garag 

] Free Eat 

PROFESSIONAL RFMOOEitNG 

Reliable man aitth 13 yr* experience 

.nstaUng roomSg. *«Jmg. rspiece- 

| ment wtndowi, custom elumlnum 

Homeowners 4 Conlrec- 

I tors cal. 425-5782.476-62^1,, - 

I 1 INSTALLED SALES SERVICES 

I VINYL 4 Alum siding Gutter*, trim. 1 

I sndosurs*. roofing 4 r*istsd work , BASEMENT SPECIALIST 

4-7 1 o e n n Also Kitchsns Bsths snd Decks 

4 / I - flOUU 30 yr* exp 100'* ot R*fsrsnces 

.•censed Cel jwij - 522-3582 

BASEMENTS & KITCHENS 

Lie 4 ins Free Estimstes 

451-2506 

CUSTOM FtNtSH WORK - Book 

cases mentele, Jnoldmge, rec room* 

4 doors 22 yr* experience, kc. 

, Ralph Steakcki . 563-7613 

ENTRY OOOR SYSTEMS 

Fiber classic 4 msuleted stsei m 

home {i i mentation Sales 4 mstads- 

t.on by Octagon Company 693-7577 

MR GOOO DOOR, - Doors RepeKed 

Locks listened New door*, wood 

doors installed lock speoeis 

526-3693 330-0592 

ALL SEASONED 

HARDWOOD FIREWOOD 

(50 tece cord, 2 tor (90 4*8x18-16 

Freedskvery 459-3413 

ALL SEASONED HARDWOOD 

t tece cord(4 X8 X1«"). (60 

2 face cord* (115 

HEATING AIR 4 DUCT WORK 

Honest, reliable work *1 * fair price 

LICENSED 4 INSURED 

464-0650 

110 Houeecleening 

DON PARE FINISH CARPENTfiY ' 

r 4 general mamienance Spedeiamg 

m finished bessmsnts. kiichene 4 

937-3745 

betns Bedford. Ml 

112Appiience Senrice 

APPLIANCE REPAIR 

All Mekes 4 Models 

394-1754 

14 Architecture 

REGISTERED ARCHITECT 

Rewdential 4 Smel Commerciei 

General Practice. Smce 1980 

Brochure AvsaaUs 540-7242 

CeWngs. Recreetwn Rooms, 

S*»ng. Wmdows, Kitchens, Roof* 

Licensed Free Estimate* 

McGrath Work* 485-7399 

CREATE A now look or rsfsce your 

old cabinet* We do custom counisr 

tops, ceramic tHa/ltoor* Uc. 4 m* 

Free m-noms ssl 755-4-901 

KEN FtERKE Lie. -Ins Cerpentry 

Decks gutter*, roof* ekjm siding: 

rsc rooms, windows, door*, etc 

Reasonable Free Eat 937-2396 

S3 Draperies 

Slipcoveft/C>ng. 

CUSTOM WINDOW TREATMEWTS 1 -- 

• Draperies • Valences - Snedee 

. Vertical BUndS-'Mmi BWKl* - 

Over 40 yeers experienca 

353-8000 585-7420 

Extra long 24 hardwood (75 

Prompt, free dekvs 

464-1457 

ALL SPLIT MIXED HARDWOODS 

t face cord (4 x8 x16 -18"1. (50 

(2) to. (90, (lOWor (400 

OEHVERY . 397-0256 

DRY SEASONED HARDWOODS 

4,8. 18 (55 or try our apedel aro- 

matic bland parted tor the Ho»d«ys 

-(65 Free Delivery 437-4335 

ANYTHING GOES 

CLEANING COMPANY 

ProfeunoaL Raaable. Bonded 

F-ee Est 10% discount with tm* ad 

FOR FIRST TIME CALLERS 

Residentiel 4 Comm*rdal 

TIN - RFTX 283-9183 

WANTED - Pi«io studenu who *r* 

dedicated 4 went to leem pieno I 

heve been teaching tor 8 yeers 4 am 

a third yeer muelc mewr *t Oektand 

jnrversiry i wai travel modsrsiefy to 

your home or give leeeons m my 

noms Cell Michelle 658-812? 

165 Painting/ 

Decorating 

165 Painting/ 

Decorating 

PRECISION 

PAINTING. INC 

Interior/Exiarlor 

Commercial/Tlaai a an tie 

Stiinmg - 

Dry wsl • 

. Dry Wai - Plaat*r Repek 

• W*ap*penng/Remov*l 

• Relei snosa 

683-8470 

PHIL S CARPENTRY - sltarstlons 

additions, roofing, aiding, decks, 

formes, floor* WiwlsO smel lobs s 

spedafty Lie. . 398-9859 

A BEAUTIFUL basement, beth. 

kitchen or addition Remodelmg ex- 

perts Free est Licensed, insured 

Complete Construction 477-7705 

SMALL WORLD 

Al phase* of carpentry 

Deelgn - Build - Repeirs 

25 yr*. expertenoe Licenaed 

Cal Wart 455-3970 

64 Dreeam eking 

& Tailoring 

C1N0Y GREEN 

Profeeakmal Seerrmtree* Expert 

Alterations snd Rspeirs on any type 

ol garment Llvoni* 525-4413 

FtREWOOO 4 COAL 

Seasoned Msrdwood 4 Birch 

Soft 4 Hard Coal 

Pick up or delivery svaiiabW 

NOBLES LANDSCAPE SUPPLY 

474-4922 

65 Drywall 

FIREWOOD - SEASONED 

Red 4 while oak (35,'per cord 

, (2x4x81- 752-3^^- 

|24 Baaement cx: HOMES4 IMPROVEMENTS 

Waterproofing j A* pn«j» oi^ructmn 4 cerp^ 

ALL AROUND BASEMENT |F?eeEMfoo oilw 

REPAIR 

STAIR RAIL SPECIALIST 

Replace thoae ugty iron rails wtth 

beautiful Oek or Birch reus Gererd 

Pothoft 474-7984 478-7297 

478-9326 

. VA) DENZ CUSTOM CAQPENTRX 

Ditsj liasatiaii!*. garagear-«*•» 

construction Smal |Obs welcome 

Pleaae cad 397-8269 

AAA 0RYWALL S TEXTURE 

Hang, finish, rapair Pamtma 

- - ~ od rslsrsnces. 

Free estimstss Good 

gusrsnteed 

MIXED SEASONED HARDWOODS 

(60 •face cord delivered (4x8x 181 

2 (110 3 (162 4 (212 

Kindttng - (S - $12-8733 

338-3711 I 

DRYWALL 4 PLASTERING 

New 4 repair* Hand or' apray Tex- 

turing. Accouatlcal ceil Lie "Guar 

n i r » " ° 543-0712:

6F* 04E Thursday. January 9, 1992 

500 Help Wanted 

'•wiui'i in* acnooi U o> pan 

ume. lnconw poMntai lo 836.000 

4ar right person Mual oem aeoend- 

*om van or lerge vahMe 448-7833 

SALQW OCWWQ m Ne* Ncrthifo 

Araa m k lha toaoMne. 

HAIR STYLISTS 

HAA TECHNICIANS 

GLEAMING ASSOTANT 

itele piMaiM Our ample 

rOftlMM Send raaume: 

CO Mm Salon. P O ta 3J. 

lemcurg. Ml . 48138 

Progrs 

coning lot ar 

let) mdMdutt 

Mam oppomM- 

tiM »or advancement Sand raauma 

•mn salary remanents lo: P.O. 

Box 1795. Troy. ML. 48088 

SELF STARTER 

Energetic wf*i M M *xpat*nce 

« ncnrrtaaga ol buHdtog tredee help- 

ful Must Da hona* and raaaMa 

Soma physical labor aiao involved. 

Cal BoC Warrar at 881-0240 


START. tOOR NEW TEAR OF* 

RIGHT making monay 

•atari • V you ara experienced and 

•iinniiaanr we hava an opportunity 

•or rou From 86 OO-ftiS 00 par hour 

• bonuee* Mo ooM ea»ng Siting 

wprldng 

pra-ni.iMfiarl appom 

•narooon* tram J-»pm Mori. thru 

Ffl » Sa Irom lOam-Spm Waal 

BtoomftoM location Can Barry 

thru Frl *fter 2pm 832 

2-5175 

STOCK/CLERICAL 

O.O.C,Optica m Southfield Ma Im- 

m.aiafi apanmga tor Ctortcei/Sioc* 

pa*cnrM Soma Data tmry *xp*n- 

ance IMpA*. W n o H acaaiary 

CaB 364-7100 ertanalon 2250 tor 

TEACHER/RRCSCHOOL 

tor Uvoma cMd care cantor Experi- 

ence raqulrad 

rrxinrl n t ^ n l IPMI . VMMC) 

TEACHER - PRE-SCHOOL (2*-4 yr 

okMi Elamantary or ECE degree • 

amuatt 

SEWERS NEEDED tor a *m*a Boat 

top manufacturing comi 

•nee pratorrad Lhroma 

Mori Road Ctoaners.,1088 Now Rd.. 

Morthwaa Cal 348-8120 

SILK SCREEN Wortgng SupenMor 

Fu*y axparianoad P S vinyl 4 ptas- 

r opportunity tor 

L Oood w*g* ft 

quality p 

benem* 

Graphic Syatama. 5490 Oat—ood. 

Slart.no HIS . Mt 48310 

SOCIAL WORKERS 

Parr uma Baft naadad to work with 

TEACHERS NEEDED - tor day car* 

Children egee 6 wee** to 5 yrv Ex- 

parlanoa pratorrad Daarbom Ovt*- 

ManOayCara. 274-1115 

TEACHER w«h dagraa & esparto 

nearly umdHuud education tor 

novauva preechool oorhputor an- 

rtctintont program W-20 hour* 

weMly Oakland county 444-1776 

LIVONIA HOME Improvement Com- 

pany la looking tor expertonoM 

Telemarketing paraonnal. Hourly ft 

LUiiimeemn Contact Oava or Laura 

TELEMARKETER HEEDED 

oommumcelion akina. 522-5627 

Employar 

' ^ j S K K W " 

war natural lamty homaa FiawBta 

artarnoon ft * eMail hr* avaHaWa 

Expenence a mual 

Contact Mary 544-8364 

STERLING SAVINGS BANK haa tha 

toaoMng poalttona avaaaMa al Ita 

corporate hewoq-^nas In . 1TELLER 

SENIOR ACCOUNTANT 

r s r a 

Dor at* accounting (tan a* naadad 

Qualification* tor Ma poaltton In- 

clude a cottage degree tn eccount- 

ing. end 1-2 yaar* expaienoe In 

or In — 

MORTGAGE PROCESSOR/ 

CLOSER TRAINEE 

Responaibiwtiea include procaeelng. 

cueing, tnaurlng, and wMouemg 

oriented, have etrong 

end aqalyucal aptitude, and good 

communication akMe Pravtou* 

mortgage banking experience 

LOAN SET-UP CLERK 

ReponeWWee involve careful re- 

view of nMr loan Mae end entn ol 

data onto computer eynem Suc- 

-ttff applicant muat hava wrong 

orientation to delM and data pro- 

'caeemg HUB* Prev«xa mortgag* 

banking atpanence hafcaul 

TELEPHONE INTERVIEWING 

Ovnamc Marketing Reieerch Firm 

• aeeklng motivated, part tkna leto- 

phone lull .fori tor al thHt* 

(DAYS. EVENINGS ft WEEKENDS) 

OuelMcatlona ara. Dici—enl Phone 

I*. Computer and/or Typing 

a. ideal tor homemaker*. alu- 

500 Hrip Wantad 

1«02 

Health Coneooua People 

TMa • your career tor the Meat Tear 

ParVMI Ume Cer bqnueaa. proRi 

ahartng ft OanaAt* Apc»> eoarl 


Dentat-Medical 

502 M p Wantad 

Deotal-Medical 

DENTAL ASSISTANT Ara you mtar- 

aatad m bacomng a Denial Aauai 

ant. or are you already an axpert- 

ancad Oental Aaeietant? For an ax- 

pry opportunity lo learn ar 

. a M ft to advance prolee- 

atonaVy In a high quaMy apecMM^ 

ACCREDITED HOME CARE compa- 

ny la currently looking tor e cartMled 

raape**y ewepw or EMT to work 

In our petlent oare dept OuaMled 

individual mual pninai a vaBd drtv^ 

ar* lloenee «»< dean driving racord 

For more «formation contact Linda 

ai 4S«-311S 

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - 

Manager ft Medical Aaeietant Su- 

ADMINISTRATOR 

RN 

One of the netione lergeet 

growing home haelth ccm- 

. pannes • aeeklng a Nghly 

directed ndMdual to marv- 

age a national Medicare di- 

vtaton m Southfield \ 

Tha Ideel candWaia mm be 

reeponelble lor total dM- 

alon oparallon IndMdual 

mual poaaaea excanant 

menagamant ft paopta 

akBa Muat hava minimum 

Of 3-5 year* Medlcare/car- 

tlfted home health care ex- 

perience. 2 yeer* aupervi- 

eory axpertanca Seeking 

BSN MSN praferred 

DENTAL ASSISTANT 

Part time Huntington Wood* en 

Ca* 9am-5pm , Morv-Thura. 

DENTAL HYGEINIST 

Naeded Jor oenaral dantl 

omca In Livonia 

• CM 533-7542 

OENTAL HYOKNBT - 2 .Daya/ert> 

Pravantlon orientad modem offkw 

In Rocheeter Strong rece* Expart- 

enra nralatrarl 6SM5&5 

DENTAL HYGMENlST 

Outgoing dentel hyglemel nae«>ad. 

part ume tor peno conadoua LNome 

tarrtfty practice 425-4530 

DENTAL HYQIENIST 

Ful time, profit ehartng. excellent 

idt package For Birmingham 

DENTAL HYGIENST 

needed tor pan time poemon. 

Ptymouth office Muat ba prograe- 

«va ft enthueleetic Cea 453-t ik) 

502 Help Wantad 

Dental-Madical 

RELIABLE NORSES 

991-3344 

MEDICAL .ASSISTANT 

Needed for SoutMleld ntermM Ex 

periencad m EKG. CUR. PFT and 

Mood dTerMng prelerrad Pan time) 

• Mich ell •350-2440 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT FILLER 

Experlenoed needed urgently tor In- 

ternal madtowe Send raauma to 

20244 Farmington. LIvorMa. Ml 

49152 or can 476-0990 

MEDICAL ASSISTANTS 1-2 yr* 

experience. (X-rey background 

•rience. (X-ray background 


Dental-Medical 

MEDICAL BILLERS 

DME ft IV mtuelon opportunity tor 

aentor level bMera erfth minimum 1 

yr poor experience. competWve 

wage' benefit peckege Cal or tend 

raauma to Patty RatoW 932-1170 

Harper AaxooaAe 29970 MKKHe- 

b«1 Farmington HMa. Ml 49334 

MEDICAL EQUIPMENT recepOon 

•al/aecretary Ful nma. order entry, 

lamg. direct cuatomar contact. d»ta 

baaa experience prelerrad end In- 

aur ance knceeedga helplul Send 

reeuma lo Alert -Medicel. 29195 

Greenhald Surte 205. Southfield Ml 

49076 . 


Dental-Medical 


Danlal-Madtcal 

Phlebotomists 

5 AM.-8 AM. 

We are currently accepting reeumea 

Irom experienced PNebotormsl for 

on' morning blood draa team The 

quakfled appacanl «mi have a mini- 

mum of 6 month* blood drawaig ex- 

per»\ce iprateraWy » a hoepital 

aettlngi Pravloua expxerianc In a 

computarOed laboratory » deair- 

acaa Tha eucoaeilin applicant can 

expecl lo -or* 3-4 day* per We* 

-MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST i,om 5 AM - 8 AM «rtth a ona-ereek 

We are *pekmg e check out racep- tun-time trammg period on tha dey 

tlonist tor a buay orthopedic office 

Telephone, computer ft people . 

fl240 to $1420 par-month MeMrvda. 

Tampro Madical. 443-&59Q 

Medical-Assistant 

Meed excellent aaaletanl tor acirve 

Medicel- Podietry practice Starting 

aalery $7 25 per hour ft higher Ful 

ft part time, exceaenl benem*. Uvo- 

ma ft Novi aree. 476-4939 

DENTAL HYGIEMIST for friendly 

tamity preventive practtoe. emphe- 

atang quaBty and axoeHance with 

ideal aoft-tleeue program 1-1* 

days per vreek Morthvtrie 349-4210 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT 

Fu9 time Experienced. venapunc< 

ture ft X-ray 2 doctor office Mon 

Frl. no Sal Cell Brenda 433-3600 

DENTAL HYGIENIST - Pari Time 

tor a friendly ft progreaei'i* office In 

W Bloomfleld Approx 10-20 hra. 

per aeek. 926-7100 

the job market. NO SALES IN- 

VOLVED Can Sandy 

armmgtori Credit Urtton 

• looking tor e hjl Uma experienced 

taker Applicant muat be abia to 

deal pubac and have 

good mathematical akl«* Sand re- 

aurrn to Member Servlcea Mana- 

ger. 22991 Farmington Rd Fanrv- 

Ington. Ml 49336 

TELLER 

Pari time Teaar poaltlon at our 

Lhronla. Northville ft Slartlng 

HaWhta branchea Candtoatae mual 

have good math, clerical akWt ft 

public contact expertence Prevlou* 

taker experience raqulrad Peld va- 

cation ft 401 K pten Apply m person 

between I0errv3pm or can 961- 

7600. ext. 219. 

OETROrr SAVINGS BANK 

LIVONIA 

10962 MkJdtebelt 

(S.of Ptymouthl 

NORTHVILLE 

250 N Center 

I South ol 9 Mae) 

STERLING HEIGHTS 

36900 Ryan Roed 

(at 16 MBe Rd.l 

Wa «N 

receive a very oompeotlva 

compan*ation package 

•tth baaa aalery + quertar- 

ty bonuaea baaed on pro- 

ductivity Call between 

9em-4pm. Mon - Frl 

3 5 7 - 3 6 5 0 

An Equal Opportunrty Employer 

BILLING SUPERVISOR 

Murti-Specialty Madical Can tar 

To 530,000 - 

WW be Involved In upgrading com- 

puterised billing aysiem, need 

atrong people akM*. lo manege bai- 

auaR Oaakade location In aub- 

L great benem peckeoa Con- 

Patty ReUMD. 932-1170 

Harper *aaoclelee. 99670 Midi 

bed. Farmmgton Ha*. Ml 49334 

BOOKKEEPER/FULL TIME 

Piking experience preferred, but wia 

Iraki Sand reeume to: Oncology Aa- 

aoaataa 27211 Lahear Sune 200 

Southfteid. Mt 49034 

BUSY ENT practua aeeklng experv 

encad. pleeaeni Aaaoiant Mam 

wtth computer, brftmg ft Daalc ol 

knowtadge Sand raauma to: 986 

Woodward Ave SJHe 305. Ponllec 

Ml 48341 

CASHIER ft PHONE RECEPTIONIST 

Part time lor Garden City medical 

dntc. 421-9030 

OENTAL HYGIENEST tor pravent- 

trve practice. 2 Sata a month Farm- 

mgton Haw office Recent gred* wel- 

come CMI Sue 691-8700 

DENTAL HYGIENIST 

Excellent opportunity for 

oractlca Ca 

aionai Fi*w part Ume 

OENTAL HYGIENIST 

Our proyeearve praci 

an excaaent career opportunity tor a 

Dental Hygianiat Tha ideal candi- 

date ahouto be bngnt, 

nave a mlnimum.of 2 tear* axpert- 

anca We offer a part tlma poaltlon 

for 2 day* a week. No Seturday* 

Pleaae loin our team, where employ- 

aee ara truly appreciated tor their 

mvotvament and talent 453-0940 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT for OB/GYN 

ofhca Expertenoe neceeaary Flexi- 

ble 20 hour* weekly Garden City 

area ' 422-9217 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT/ 

PHLEBOTOMIST 

Experienced, certified mature fiuay 

Birmingham internal medidne-prac 

Ilea 6^6332 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT ft Reception- 

let naaded tor Garden City dodor'a 

omca Fufl uma Exparlanca 

preferred Muat Da able lo work 

avanlngs ft Saturday 422-4770 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT 

MUST BE EXPERIENCED! 

Pan ft lua tlma poaltlon* avaaabia 

tor buay family pracllce In Novt ft 

Redford areas Cal after 10am, 

476-0035 

^SS- 

ance Mon thru Fn Good 

Send raeurne to Box 909. Obaarver 

ft Eccentric Newspaper* 39251 

ScnooKrafl Rd . Livonia. Michigan 

46150 

MEDICAL SECRETARY Reception- 

lat wrth Mtmg tor phywoana office. 

Pert lane Some day* mmi even- 

ing* Birmingham Good Cay Repry 

to Box 774. Obeerver ft EccanlrK 

Newspapar* 36251 Schootcrah 

Rd Lrvoma. Michigan 48150 

MLT-Canrfiad. tun time for busy 

phy**ian ofhce lab Expeonace m 

an araea of lab a plus Aak lor auper- 

vtaor at 746-7926 

An Equal Opportunity Employar 

NEW MEDICAL OFFICE - 

Seeamg medical personnel for a 

naw Livonia omca Receptionist 

Madical Asalstant and Medical BHIer 

needed Experience preferred Naw 

grads welcome Professional, cxit- 

gotng and dynamic per*onaltty fa- 

vored Pleaae respond to P O Box 

250426 Weet Blocmheld. Ml 49325 

NURSE AIDE 

Male or Female Home Health Aide 

needed tor MS pal^t m Garden 

City Call MSR between 9em-4pm 

Mon thru Fn , 397-9377 

Cambridge Ei 

•poneHMHtoa 

STAFF DEVELOPMENT 

Fua ume RN poeitlon avaftabie tor a 

Development Coordinator al 

ridga East Nurwg Cera Re- 

mdude atafflng and 

I Nursing Aaarttann 

Orientation and Staff Development 

tor ma lecHtty C»mcal coordlnaiion 

the rehab»lta(lon program and 

ol the nuramg una* Educallor 

id cJIrucal aklBa and "Train tha 

alner cartlflcalion dealred 

apply 31155 1 DaqulnOre, 

aduaon Haiohts. Ml 48071 


(WU V I 

g^m3 0 

jn*in*r 


Offtce-Clarical 

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE ASSISTANT 

Applicant* muai nave al least 1 yr 

prior computertjed ecco«k>t» 

payable expertenoe with coding 

,- r- Lotus «W* a plual 

Pleaae *end raaume and aaiary 

hlatcry A/P/Paraonnal. 2000 Town 

Centar Suite 2200 SouthHekl. Ml 

49075 . 


VASCULAR ULTRA SOONO 

TECHNOLOGIST " 

A part time position on the day «hrft 

la available tor a vaaciAar ultra 

sound tachnoiogijr- RVT celerrad 

We ofter en excellent uiary ft bena- 

carKWdataa 

Accounts Receivable 

Clerk 

Ful time entry level needed « Cor- 

porate Office W Birmingham indi- 

vidual muat pmaeaa excekant math 

communication ak«a Computer 

experience reqolred Ofter •xcekent 

benefit* Cal 644-5300 art 351 

Erb LUMBER CO. 

g-oSS LW!. r * rn.T,^ .TPrT.P, 

Botsford 

General Hospital 

29050 Grand River 

Farmington H«*. Ml . 49336-5933 

. An Equal Opportunity Empioysr 

591-2933 

ST MARY HOSPITAL 

36475 W 5 Mile 

Uvonie, Mi 48154 

RECEPTIONIST 

Light typmg. nimg. parsonsbls indi- 

vidual Good beginning talery ft 

benefits Call 1-800-356-3346 

X-RAY TECHNICIAN 

Ragrstersd with Memmography ex- 

perience Oeerborn Height* aree 

Call Demise at 561-9794 

RECEPTIONIST 

Temporary part time. Ptymouth der- 

matology dime 25-30 hra./w» *ak 

for Nancy _ 459-9100 

RECEPTtONtST/BILLER 

pan time, for oral *urgery offtca, 

soma full time week s • squired 

562-1515 

RECEPTIONIST 

Experienced tm time lor Troy 

vaacular surgery ofttca Patleni care 

phonos, light Wlttnfl ft other divaral- 

hed duliea Cel Jan. 828-5707 


Otfice-Clarical 

ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY 

international company raquuea de- 

pendable word procaaamg ikies tor 

executive officea To 19'hr 

Call Sharon at UNIFORCE 6*6-76«3 

ACCOUNTANT/SENIOR for Farm- 

ington Hilts CPA firm, minimum 3 yr 

recent pubac eccountmg experi- 

ence. ful tlma permanent position. 

CPA preferred Send raauma ft *ai- 

a& requirement* to Box =732 OB 

server ft Eccentric Newspapers 

36251 Schoolcraft Rd Ltvonla. 


ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT 

Growing independent accountant 

looking for permanent full tlma per- 

son to aaaist in tax work lor tmaH ft 

medium sue buamaaa caanta Muat 

ADMINISTRATIVE AIOE Exi 

part lima temporary clerical poaltlon 

available In our Soul Wield baaed 

company Thia poemon may exlend 

approximately thru Dec 1992 Ap- 

proximalely 20 hr* per week, excel- 

lent imephona **•• W"® 

•peed of 40 - 50 wpm required Pri- 

or clerical experience preferred 

Computer laus a pfua. »6-t7 par 

Hour S«n0 W KlmOtrWy 

Ellis. Par*onnal Coordinator PO 

Box 5210 Oetrofl. Ml 48235 . 


ASSISTANT 

BOOKKEEPER 

needed for permanent poeltkm with 

manufacturing firm m NW a>burb* 

Strong Lotus sk«« required 2 to 3 

raers experience Salary to 122 000 

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST 

taan.-MWM) tor a van) 

busy dental office In Novi, ful tune 

CeH ft leeve meesege 476-9121 

OENTAL RECEPTIONIST 

Fu* or part time Experience m in- 

surance and peg board Dental 

background helpful Farmmgton 

H«i area Cal 474-2280 

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST- Dental 

background helpful but wtl tram 

piaaaant. mature individual Ful 

time Uvonla 427-2391 

TELEBANKING 

neepuniiwatlee memda both cua- 

tomar Mr-vice and saMa. T»m poal- 

t*m ofler* a beae eatery pka Incen- 

tive Sucoaaafut candkJata muat ba 

communication skills Previous 

stfaa customer aarvtoe. or banking 

RECEPTIONIST 

Dutiee Include routing 

quency noucaa. mamtalr company 

• •aid Succeaafw appacant muat 

excaaent communication ak*s. and 

perleaoo preferred 

LOAN COUNSELOR (Part Tlma) 

RaaponaiblBttee involve contaoHng 

Jaai iiauant mortgage cuelomera In 

an effort to bring aooouit current 

Pravtous mortgage ooaectkxi axpa- 

raquirementa m oonHdenoe to: 

STERLING SAVINGS BANK 

26400 Mmthwaatam Highway 


TOW TRUCK DRIVER - wtth/without 

own truck, ama* or large Experi- 

enced. eommlaalon or salary CM 

between 12 ft 4pm Radford 

Tap 531-1303 

OUTSIOE SALES 

CRUISE SPECIALIST 

Who i Jaai »a to make a change - 

Chuck Randolph Treval ft Tour* 

a 645-5050 

TREE ft SHRUB CARE 

pruning of 

commenaurate srtth 

Pay 

experience. 

Personnel. 11856 BrookfleW. 

Lhronla. Ml 49150 Aim: Man 

TRO*H-TAN. Part/lua time 

Reception-*! M l M M M M l 

29949 Southfield Rd . 

TRUCK DRIVER 

Ful tkne. Southfield baaed location. 

Over tha road sarin tractor trakar 

Orher iweded Minimum, 5 years" 

twa are a union 

CERTIFIED NURSING Assistants 

wanted Appfy m person Mary-wood 

Nuramg Care Center. 3B97S West 5 

Mae, Livonia 

An Equel Opportunity Employar 

CERTIFIED 

NURSE AIDES 

• Needed Immediately 

• Nursing Homee Pontiararaa 

• Top Pay/Bonuaea 

Temporary Health 

Care Services 

354-6230 

ahopênd raauma to: Attention 

Ba. P.O Box 5091, Southfteid. Ml 

CERTIFIED NURSING ASSISTANT 

Charterhouee of Novi " 

A dynamic quality long term care fa 

dBty at Its bast la now offering: 

• Premium atari aMary tor etate 

certification 

• health, benta. and We insurance 

• P aid vacation* and alck days, 

tuition reimbursement 

Why not work for the beet! Contact 

More Spko. 477-2000 

Stock Brokerage 

• Customer 

Account 

Specialists 

Cherlea Schwab, tha broker dealer 

TRUCK DRIVERS 

i carrier In me In- 

ralad tretght to 

U Coast araee 

We era looking for those drtvara that 

want to |om our team 

If You Have. 

• 2 Veer* Experience 

• Tracttk.'Trailat .Experience 

. Reefer Expertence 

• DOT CerllcaMon 

Cleen Driving Record 

wa Offer.-.. 

MfteeoaPay 

OropPky 

Paid Weekly 

Medicel/ Hoeprtal Inaur ance 

OuKk Trip Return 

Appfy at 

THORN APPLE VALLEY 

9360 St Aubki Street 

tunMea tor Cuelomer Account 

CMMlaU to to* our Arm Arbor and 

Tro* 

i ALL I 

hoepneto. You muet have a good 

drtvfng racord and ba sMng to work 

out m the cold Or-— 

pniabcated on-ftne computer syefem 

m the industry 

To Join our Urmmg taarn F AX yota 

• to cnariaa 

Schwab ft Co . mc Human Re- 

aouraaa Depertment. 12400 Norm 

Meridian CarwNf. IN 49032 

An EquM opportunity employer 

Charles 

Schwab & 

Co. Inc. 

needed tor per 

July or Aufluei. Groups of 15-25 sm- 

derrts arrtve M local naawaflaa 

Mo foreign Hrinai naadad. Oood 

pan Wna inooma Send Mar of b»- 

lereet/rseume to «f Araa Coords 

Rd.. at07. 

OR CALL: - 

1(900)788-1146 

muat be Pefwdan 19-21 and a reei- 

dant of Waytie County (not Detroit), 

editor an appomtment 494-1880 

An Equal Opportunity 

VETERINARY HOSPITAL 

Veterinary Technician over 1* ea- 

---• — -j - - - • - 1 1 a rl II m lam 

P#r»«OC«C nwr» 

5pm, Mon. thru Frt. Cal 4TM670 

no a career 

i Some en- 

WANTED • 

pertenoe needed, waang to tram a 

motivated Individual. Michigan 

722-3900 

Truck Pana, 

WANTED. Private w • aallgalor Ex- 

perienoed omy to oonducl ectMty 

checks 9 aurvaMenoae 90% Detroit 

Metro araa. Send reeume. In confi- 

dence. to: P.O. Box 740. Obearver ft 

CHAIRSIDE ORTHODONTIC 

ASSISTANT OR HYGIENIST 

Experience preferred* 3 days per 

> Canton area. 981-2444 


For busy Southfteid dental office 

Experienced, wnh proieeelonal ettl- 

tude Pleesant working conditions 4 

day work week with soma evening 

hours Salary negotiable, wtth bene- 

fits Cal Jamie, 557-4620 

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST/offlce 

Manager Experience neceeaary 20 

hours per week Uvonle area 

477-5330 

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST 

Ful tlma Troy office Experience 

preferred, but willing lo tram 

Medical 

Assistant . 

Part-Time 

Our Livonia based Femity Health 

Canter haa an available PART-TIME 

position for an r xperlenced MEDI- 

CAL ASSISTANT -The hour* needed 

are 2 PM - 7 PM . Monday through 

Friday. 9 AM - 1 PM on Saturday 

The qualified applicant w«l have a 

minimum of 1 yaar of pravtou* phy- 

sician* office expertenoe in veni- 

puncture and injections Preference 

grvan to completion of Medical As- 

alatant program " 

For consideration please send 

raauma* to Cathy Seccia. Human 

j Reeour«a 

Botsford 

General Hospital 

26050 Grand River 

Farmington Hills. Ml , 46336-5933 


NURSE AIDE - Must be certified 

Weekend* only Al ah.tts Sao Mr* 

Birmsn Nightingale Weat, 6365 

Newburgh Rd , Weatland, naar Joy 

Rd No calls' 

RECREATIONAL THERAPIST 

naadad for need-In)urad rehabilita- 

tion facility Phone Tarri at 660-0080 

NURSE AIDES 

Growing home cere agency i* teek 

ing qualified experienced per*cmn*i 

tor private duty cases throughout 

Oakland County Choice of Day* ft 

Hours Cal between 10am • 4pm 

Monday thru Friday 

NURSING 

UNLIMITED 

540-2360 

REHABILITATION AIDES 

We re looking for you to join our 

health care team located In 

Romulus, apecialtzmg • In closed 

haed m|urtee If you are a nursing 

sssisiant. certtfted by the Michigan 

Department ol Public Health, or are 

eMgibie for certification, we offer you 

v excellent working environment 

and the opportunity to make a dll- 

tarence wrth your We Full tune poal- 

tlon* available Ptaase cal tor mora 

information, 942-0400 

Equal Opportunity Employar M/F 

be experienced In corporate and In : Call or *and reeuma 

dividual ta 

Cal 

returns Farmmgton 

855 5660 

ACCOUNTING CLERK'Receptionist 

Computer uterata a*«pc>ate degree 

prefer'ed Southfteid krea 

Call 1-Spm . 353-4347 

ACCOUNTING CLERKS 

Due to rapid growth we are expand 

irvg our Accounting Department We 

are in need of General Accounting 

Clerk* wtth 1-2 yr* of exper«nca 

Selected marvtdual* muat be detail 

oriented and computer friendly 

Send resume to Accounting Clerk 

P O Box 317, Movi. Ml, 48376 

RESPONSIBLE MATURE PERSON 

Doctors Office clerical work . 

Madison Heights 

Cal Georgia 547-6600 


Mature, peraonable. motivated par- 

eon to develop your potential m an 

orthodontic career Experience not 

H 359-7711 

OENTAL SECRERARY 

Fi« time, 3-4 day*/wk lor Bloom 

field Halt dental office Muat have 

background m dental insurance and 

poaMng Ask tor Char 644,9767 

DENTAL TECHNICIAN Seeking kn 

m ail phas- 

es of porcelain to metal- Excebent 

pay Aak tor BU 836-0690 

CHIROPRACTIC ASSISTANT 

m » n a inatoueil 1ml eW train 

Apply Bower's Chiropractic Clinic 

13982 Mernman Rd . 1 Mt. N of 

Schoolcraft. 

CHIROPRATtC ASSISTANT 

Looking tor a long-term part-time 

employee to work Mon., Wad ft Fn 

2:45pm-7.30pm. Clerical skull re- 

quired wiainc to tram qualified mdl- 

v4dual. 27527 Joy Rd.. "A bft WTOt 

Ink star Rd 522-5501 

CNA - qualified certtfted nur*mc aa- 

aMtant tor nursing homa. Part i toll 

tune poemone avakabie a* anfla. 

Cal Mon. thru Frt.. Bam to 4pm 

831-4001. Exi 279 

CNA's 

Immediate openings Al ahlfta 

available All areea available 

Tranaportmon avaftable 

Competitive wages 

Immediate payments. 

RELIABLE NURSES 981-3344 

COOKS tor care fadtty. m Farmmg- 

ton Haa. with 50 elderly residents 

Experienced in fluanity oooking a 

must Ca8 Mrs. Roeai M 737-9830 

OENTAL ASSISTANT 

Buay. well estabUahed office In Ro- 

cheeter with friendly staff need* 

team member Fua time poaltton In- 

cludes 2 evowngo par week and 

every other Saturday Experience 

preferred. Cal Barbara at Or 

Reynolds office 662-1010 

DIRECTOR OF NURSING 

Wayne LMng Center a 99 bed long- 

term care faculty la currently accept- 

ing applications lor tha poaltlon of 

Director of Muralng. Qualified candi- 

dates muat be knowledgeable tn 

heelth car* mansgement Thl* poei- 

tlon requires good communication 

skills supervisory expertence ft i 

commitment to quality care We of 

Isr an excekant aaiary. Insurance 

benefits ft s piaaaant working envi- 

ronment For immediate cqoMdaat; 

Brenda M Bu|oid 

Wayne Living Center 

4429 Venoy 

Wayne Ml 48184 

(313) 329-6424 

MEDICAL BILLER. EXPERIENCED 

PT/EMG baling helpful Typing, 

computer data aotry skias needed 

Must be seft- 

NURSE AIDES 

JOIN OUR CIRCLE OF CARE 

II you are. or mpuld Uke to become a 

certified Nurse Aide, we would "Ike 

to speak with you about career 

possibilities in long term care 

Dorm Nursing Center otters an ex- 

cellent saisry snd benefits package, 

including two weeks peld vocation 

Please apply at 

DO«VIN NURSING CENTER 

29270 Moriock - 

Lrvon*a. M l 48152 

RN 

CASE MANAGERS 

Out nationally recognlfad noma 

health company is experiencing rap 

Id growth m the Michigan market 

Due 10 tins growth, our Southfield 

Office is seeking career oriented, 

highly motlvted. self-directed RN's 

In t 

nt petsllion, 

NURSE AIDES 

We havs the rati WuT9 tapkmg for 

reliable Send raauma to P 0 Box 

71262, Madison HIS . Ml 49071 

MEDICAL BILLER - 

TRANSCRIPTIONIST 

position avertable m Southfteid 

orthopedic doctors office Experi- 

enced only Excekeni benefits CAA 

Mon thru Frl, 9-4pm 569-0964 

MEDICAL BILLER 

Immediate opportunity tor Medical 

Bluer Must have 1 + year* expen- 

ence ft knowledge ot tlurd party bik- 

ing tfua computer Call 528-8100 

MEDICAL. COLLECTION PERSON 

Orthopedic office In Garden City 

Minimum 5 yra expenence m com- 

merce ft patient collectlona Medic 

computer system Mon thru Frt. 

Good benefit* Send reftume lo Box 

909. Obeerver ft Eccentric Newspa- 

pers. 39251 Schoolcraft Rd . Livo- 

nia Michigan 48150 

MEDICAL LAB Technician, Generai- 

ist with experience Evenings for 

madicaUab In Farmmglon Mill* 

479-6402 

EMT AMBULANCE DRIVER 

Full time onfy. wrth many benefit* 

and EMT License 

Ce» After 6pm Only 

ENTHUSIASTIC PEOPLE oriented 

person 10 (om our muti provider 

dentaL practice buameee team Ex- 

perienced only, pleaae Cal Barb or 

Jean 981-5455 

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 

Person w/tralnmg m health releted 

HaM w/mierpersonal written/oral 

skMs end tond rawing experience, to 

manage state wide non-profit Asth- 

ma/Allergy foundation office. South- 

fteid Salaried poaltton. flexible hrs 

averaging 25-30.-wk Mm »15.000 

annual aaiary Reeume to AAFA 

Michigan Chapter. Box 27393. 

Lanamg. Ml 48909 by Jan 13. 1992 

FRONT DESK POSITION 

Very busy mrfSeal ofttoe Expen- 

ence preferred Salary negotiable. 4 

day* a week Birmingham araa. Cal 

lor appt, aak tor Judy 645-2990 

WANTED DENTAL HYGIEMIST 

you are enthueiasJic caring, ft 

• s a r s 

onlv 

in a petlent centered . 

278-4470. between K>-1; 


Experienced, needed MMIme tor 

wonderful growing practice. 

Excellent pay. beneOta ft bonuses 

Southfteid 368-9800 


expanding Canton office 

DENTAL ASSISTANT akparten 

la 4 handed dentistry to icm 

too family practice In Canton 

25-36 hrs peri 

MTAL ASSISTANT 

^• W ol m«sier| 

ment bsgmnmg m February Musi 

be COT win 

MEOICAL SCHEDULE Waoeption.st 

muftiple ohv*K.isns 

" T t e 8 - W r a d a 

Frtdtin 

R N / H E M T H C A R E 

fôjTholm hwmi car* and staffing 

MGBNUAAON 1^9 tfia tototng poaraooa BVMIBWa 

• ^ ^ t x C 

^ 

L 

^ ! C T X U U " I T 

• QUALITY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM 

• CLINICAL SERVICES MANAGER 

• HOME CARE COORDINATOR 

nur»mg 

• r c r 

14 y*vi of auparviaory/ 

m i l l prtma duly or osnMM 

Mcmcn wrMng 9k«9 and 

CONTACT: COMMUNfTT HOME CARE 

RECRUITER 

NT AL ASSISTANT - FM 

aertanoad No svemnge or Satw- 

f% "Lrvonie office Caa Mon . Tuea. 

jrv or Frt.. 930-4pm 425-9920 

NTAL ASSISTANT - Oueaty Brt- 

FULL TIME, temporary . 

avakabie tor a motivated IndMdual 

Experlenca m X-rays, vempunctura 

and EKG needed 540-9996S 

HOCTER TECHNICIAN 

•can Midnight*. Good wagae 

Benefits Send rseume or apply 

Z150S V 

HOME HEALTH AIDES 

EXPERIENCED 

ENglbl* tor benellt* 

MEDICAL 

RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY 

Put your outstanding peopie-skllU 

10 work tor you In a stimulating envi- 

ronment N Troy OB/GYN practice 

•a looking tor a tua time person wtth 

excellent typing, dels entry medical 

tarminotegy. flftana » fmng sklH 

We offer competitive saisry petd 

vacation ft pleasant working condi- 

tions lor the right person Send re- 

sume. aaiary Metory ft letter leatng 

ua why you ara the beat for tm* po- 

sition to P O Box 4325. Troy Ml 

49099" 

Carnmed preferred experience 

helpful 

Competitive wages and benefits 

Continuing education i 

ily m person St Anthony Nur*- 

^ Care. 31630 Ryan Roed War- 

ren M1- 

An Equsl Opportunity Employer 

NURS-P"- Full tune tor s Busy GYN 

office 12 Mile/Northwestern Hwy 

Experience preferred Ca« Joan or 

Sally Mon -Thurs 354-9330 

CaM Tom 

NURSE NEEDED 

for woman s health faculty 

4434(239 

you will be responsible lor tolal case 

coordination ot clients ft *upenn*«n 

ot staff Candidate mu*t possess 2 

years Medicare expenence ft 2 

yeers critical care experience BSN 

preferred This full time poaltlon in- 

cludes salary • benefits • quarter- 

bonuses bssed on productivity 

between 9sm-4pm, Mon - Frl 

2a? 

357-3650 


RN EXECUTIVE - 

CLINICAL SUPERVISOR 

JCAHO accredited private duty 

heelth care agency located » Farm- 

ington. Hills looking tor a highly 

motivated RN wtth administrative ft 

cknacal skills Rehab/case manage- 

ment expenence prefererred! 

Competitive salary package 

Call Linda Mon thru Frl 6am-4pm 

851-6567 

Accounting C*mrk 

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE 

PAYROLL 

Growing mail order company has 

position lor AP/Payro« Clerk 

Responsibilities include genersl AP 

duties on a PC knowledge ol 

ACCPAC BPI a plus Also wM be 

responsible lor 150 weekly employ 

ee payroll stiimng outside service 

bureeu Send resume to Personnel 

Manager 20300 Civic Center Dr 

Sutte205, Southfteid. Mi 48076 

or lax to»48-4li9 

ACCOUNTANTS ONE 

24133 Northwestern Hwy- Suite 202 

Southfield Ml 48075 

354-2410 

Agency Fes Paid 

AUTO DEALER seeking rscsption- 

•st must be peopie oriented full 

time plus benefits svakabte 

Appfy kt parson st Erherd BMW 

4065 Mst»e st Telgrsph 

Thursday January 9. 1992 O&E *7F 


Otfica-Claocal 

IUSY FINANCIAL PLANNING office 

computer 

i Knowledge m securities maul 

arcs ft annumae Exoaaent compen- 

(SlMn Reeume to: R0 Bailee ft 

Aaaoc. 3155 W Bag Beaver Su 

103 Troy Ml 46084 , 

CLERICAL 

Pari ume. needed at Corporate Oft 

o m BknQrfbham individual mual 

type SO «pm have computer expen- 

anca. with knowledge ol Lotus, and 

an accounting backoround Ofler 

fta.itM hour*. 15-20 hour* pai 

CM 644-5300 ext 351 



— Offica-Clarical 

DETROIT beaed manufacturing 

company naa an immadMia opanmg 

tor a part tlma secretary Duties wii 

mcfede typrng, Mag ft mac office 

wor» Famtaamy ol ccmpular help- 

M Hour*. 9am-2 30pm Mon thru 

Frt Semi reeume to Box 752. Ob- 

server ft Eccentric Hawepapera 

36251 Scnootcralt Rd 

MkTagan 48150 

504 HaipWantad^ 

Offtca-Clarical 


0f1ic»rClahtal 

CLERICAL 

(PART-TIME, 4 DAYS) 

Permanent part-ftme poaltlon sve«- 

able •mmerkaleiy m beeutffui South- 

hwd office Duties conslsl of flkng. 

cor,pemg mformslion tor rsports ft 

MMling m sccounta paysoie actrw 

H) Muet poeeeea aptitude lor do- 

tal ft figure work Accounting beck • 

wound prelerred Hours ft 15em- 

i 30pm. flexible schedule Reply to 

CLERICAL/PART-TIME 

PO BO* 2227 

SOUTHFIELD. Ml 48037 

Executive Assistant 

Energetic person wtm above-ever 

age secretarial MUBa, excaaent com- 

municallon sans, typing 70wpm. 

•northand or speedwrttaig required 

Word processing halpkx but not ee- 

server ft Eccentric 

36251 Schoolcrsft 


LEGAL 

• Corporals Legal Department. 

• Tempdlery - Long or Short Term 

• Peiiiianeril Puamona 

• Temporary to Permanent 

PERSONNEL 

AT LAW 

Man or Fax your resume 

m confidence to 

3000 Town Center, Ste 25«0 

Southfield. Mi 46075 

FAX «(3131356-0235 

UPTOWN 356-0060 

DOWNTOWN 964-2909 

NEW TEAR' NEW JOB" 

Top pay. tempmed insurance he* 

dey pay end bor m i tor your office 

skats' Call today tor an miarview 

WORD PROCESSORS ' 

Rd . Llvonsk 

LEGAL SECRETARY 

Part ome. leading lo tol time tor 

fermlngt ok HHa general pr edition 

Ward I 

tnhybSoft Word/Works 

Lotus 

• Macmioeh 

RECEPTIONISTS' 

SWITCHBOARD 

Centres 

Roim 

Hartton 

•kmantion 

PBX lor any other I 


Offica-Clarical 

RECEPTIONIST - PART TIME 

Video pnr* krm "eeOe part Omer to 

greel ckents vendors. Ptionss. BgM 

typing gsneral office Re«ce m P1 

SNBLLINO 

TEMPORARIES 

• Expertenoe on multi-ftne phone 

system 

Oeneral 0 

• Typing proftoency 

Qualified candidatee mould caa 

Ekzabelh . 591-1100 

arRfi vRvinp r.iiHf 

CLERICAL/SECRETARIAL, part 

time Flexible hour* Pleaae remit 

raauma to: 30«00 Telegraph 

am. Ml 46t 

Sta 3345. Birmingham. 46025 

CLIENT COORDINATOR 

Administrstive/Ciertcal/Oeta Base 

ikJH * must. Umqus office position 

lor growing fsit-peced company 

Must possess PC skas. abaity for 

delaii and working wrth numbera 

Can ' 597 7866 

FILE CLERK 

Part tuna needed st Corporate. Off- 

Ice m Bkmmghem Must have good 

leiephons etiquette snd knowledgs 

of sddtng mecmne Offer Itexlbis 

hour* Cell 644-5300. ext 351 



Ful ume poemon tor Southfteid lew 

S S " " " s s r s a I Livonia. 464-2 too 

soutnneks SouthfieW, 352-1300 

NEVER A FEE" 

RECEPTIONtST/Typlet tor property 


Southflekft lew office, legal experi- 

ence requked Busmaee Litigation/ 

Bankruptcy/Eetata pienmng. Typmg 

70-80 wpm, Word Perfect 5.1 Deb- 

bie (313> 354-5540 

OFFICE MANAGER/BOOKKEEPER 

Ful time tor Ptymouth conatruction 

company Reqmree experience m 

, _ • conatmctkm accounting ft payrol 

L-aigelion- , , V M Computer xnowledge helpful 

ng. Typmg s-oiiri*n 

XrtXWJPi rni.. UDWHi isg»n 


ft 


Wymeul *ra* Fua ttm* 

SawMf* inMairn Muet be 

OENTAL ASSISTANT 


Needed tor out Royel OM 

Si»8i«lii i I hespka but itaf 

aery PatoaaeM 84 

CafMBtoayi 

Pteeee cM .Our nauro-rehabia- 

tauon ladlty oflers the opportunity 

to work m * Irtendly supportive el- 

moephere teWiiring protoemonei 

teem work end coaeboretkm We of- 

ler * variety of benefits *nd e coon- 

pdtiflve aaiary For mor**VHorma- 

nor puses c*l Greg Webb et 

Apple Tree Lene 941-1142 

Equal Opportunity Employar M/F 

We have the-beet atmosphere m 

town 10 poemons svMatMe Aver- 

S^TTS00-1500 weekly while m trem- 

mg. more aa you edvence Looking 

lor money motivated hardworking 

individuals who can get slong wtth 

the oppoene s*> No *xp*rMnca 

neceeaary first come tlrat lerye 

CM Amber 477-9905 

SECRETARY - Excellent permanent 

part tlme^poemon 

reeume to: 3788 Lincoln. 

HMto. Ml 48301 

Lpa*_saal-. 

Bloomfleld 

STAFF PHYSICAL THERAPIST tor 

Stele of th* ert 25000 sq. ft out- 

patient department located m Novi 

Concentrstlon of orthopedic ft 

sports mjury patients Team ao- 

pfoach wtth *tIH* *nd Barto- 

fits Send resume to Box 738 Ob- 

server- ft Cu-ei'iflc 

36251 Schoolcraft 


Rd Livonia. 

INSURANCE 

Experienced personal mee Cuetom- 

*> Marine* R*pr«*entaltve tor Uuo- 

m* inaurenca agency Pieeaem 

workmg conditions Excaaant bane- 

ftts Pt**** sand r**um* ft salery 

history to 36701 7 MM. Suite 290. 

Uvonla Ml 46152. or cM 464-5660 

INSURANCE OFFICE m W Bloom 

held immediate opening tor experi- 

enced office person Standard ska 

raqulrad. compu 

ful Mon smoker 

LEGAL SECRETARY - PART TIME 

Non-smokmg Plymouth offlo* seek - 

ing sen motivated, sxperienoed indi- 

vidual wrth WordPerfect knowledge 

and exceaent organizational sMt* 

Good gr*mm*r snd prot*»sn>rn» *l- 

tutud* * mu*t - 459-5693 

RHONE ORDER PROCESSERS 

Heevy cu*1omer contact Light 

record keeping Pert time after 5pm 

Could lead to toll time for the right 

parson $12 per hour eemlng poten- 

tial WW tram th* right people Great 

position lor students, homemaker*, 

476-7355 

LEGAL SECRETARY - for Bingham 

Farms firm Experience m irtigstlon 

prelerred. Word P*rf*ct 5 1 * pto* 

Require* sxcsMrt communication 

T*i*gr*ph Rd7 Suit* 250. Blngharr 

Farm*. Ml 48025 

Saisry commanturita wWfi 

8 F * 


506 Help Wentad Sato 506 Help Wapted Sa*- 

BOOK LOVER - Miamarketaig 

n. Musi have -elan 

^722Ptymoulh Rd 

A CAREER IN 

REAL ESTATE 

ENTRY LEyEL OUTSIDE SALES 

i Local territory * year degree 'e- 

aid B w + Commleeion to 

900 b M M l B m i M 

MANAGER - TRAINEE 820.000 

i Vr Dwyta Local ^siee omoe 

Qreqa or 

draw on aeonga Yau 

withm hours" ea* I " 

ORIIley Realty 

689-6844 

Century 21 

J. SCOTT, 1NC 

Has recently opened Its 

second office In the hearf 

ot Canton. We have open- 

ings for a lew good people 

to grow with us" 

We offer: 

• National recognition 

• Professional facility 

• Strong Management 

• Superb Compensation 

• Growth Potential 

Call: 

Roger or Sue Davis 

Century 21 

J. SCOTT. INC. 

453-4300 

506 Help Wantad Sales 

«> « 

473-7210 

SMwJ Greene Personnel 

FACSIMILE SALES 

Movmge Bum— Oyeiema mc., 

• Fortune 500 compeny and MKM- 

av > lergeet author Bed Canon 

M a M aeerchlng tor iill)tlia*aH. 

high achieving mdlvlduai* lo loin i» 

u FacarNM Sate* Coneultanla m 

the Detroit Metro aree Cendtdetee 

nul have two yMrt outiide **••* 

faPHWIM •!» 

racord 

Houng* offers an extenafve tr wrung 

t-'uviei •*" " ~ 

omnia and compeneeMm in 

Industry 

Sana your raauma » confidence lo: 

Movtfiga Buanwi Systems. Inc. 

41100 Bridge Street 

Mori. Mlchlgen 4S375-1300_ 

GROUP TOUR SALES 

CarvAm Travel. 

seeking a menm 

to bacoma our 

group lour* The succeeetm *PP*- 

1 wm lava a minimum of 2 rra 

age (or aguliManll. plua prwut- 

oua *aMa experience m a compe«l- 

M Maa orientated atmoephare 

CombmaMop aaiary pU eommte- 

the ww 820K _ 

rfy a> person Carv-Am Traval. 

0 Town Center. Southfteid 

HARRY S CLOTHING ofDeartiom 

looking lor part time aaiee poeltlone. 

1 9, 1992 

7:00 p.m. - 9s00 p.m. 

218 South Main 

Ptymouth 

For Reservations, call: 

Pat-Ryan, Jr. 

453-6800 

-SALES 

Ex pension oflers auper ca- 

reer opportunities 

II you have sold any prod- 

uct or aervlce we need to 

tank! 

We otter training., medical 

- 40 IK. A demo plana PLUS 

guaranteed eammga 

Call me today! 

JOE HtMMELSPACH 

Cfestwood Dodge 

421-5700 

THE RIGHT CHOICE 

A career m real aetata aftorda you 

unlimited income freedom to eet 

your schedule-, e chaaengmg oppor- 

tunity to ha*) people 8 much morel 

" THE RIGHT START 

Lei us help you get tha right start 

With a FREE pr»-iteenee tremmg 

course, tor Qualified Individuals 

Make the right choice! 

Ce* Denene Shemenekl m Llvorae 

4*2-2950 

or Don Kamen m Plymouth 

.451-5400 

QUALITY HEAL ESIATE.JNC. 

BETTER HOWES* GARDENS 

VETERINARY CLINIC 

Mature person for office proceduree 

8 pet care, fu*/par1 time Reply to: 

PO Box n 155 Waatland, Ml 4*185 

VETERINARY TECHNICIAN for eve- 

ning work WW train Mon thru Frt . 

Spm-Spm Sat., Sam-5pm Over 18 

After 2p*i. call 349-8505 

WELL RESPECTED SOUTHFIELD 

beeed oormmier raaaarch Hrm haa 

Immedtete opening lor pert time 

telephone Interviewer* Intereeting 

work Piaaaant working environ- 

ment ABeolutefy no aaiee Evaninge 

shrfla onfy Mon thru Frl. * weekend 

dey hours Flexible scheduling, 

$5 00-86 50 per hour nam aaa and 

college students, welcome Cad 

ToenTapm 352-3361 

LIVE-IN CHILD CARE : 

Top aatary and benefits Child cere 

-lor 2 young children, aome cookmg: 

required Mature, relerencaa expe- 

rience and driver* ucenea required 

Non-amoker Birmingham. Call 

Mon -Frl.. 9am-5pm 642-2140 

WESTLANO mauranca office -vwHs 

pan lime Teiemerketw No salee 

729-0000 

TOP NOTCH emertammenl agancy 

seeks energetic, eell motflrator with 

great communication Mitts to aa* 

live entertainment [bands, speekers 

comedian*, etc.) for corporate 8 prt- 

vata fund lone Gommlaalrn only 

Fax reeumee to 313-553-76*1 or 


Domfatic 

ABLE WOMAN wented to care tor 

an Infant m my Bloomfleld Male 

noma. Mon. ffsu F-.. 7am->pm 

Experience, referencae 8 reliable 

tranaportation needed. Ca* attar 

4pwT 642-6719 

lady m down nver area Llghl house- 

keeping. cooking, cpmpanlonahlp 

Salary + room 8 board Experience 

- 478-3721 

LIVE-IN mature nenny wanted for 2 

ama* children Salary - room A, 

board Muat have car. bedroom HUT- j 

nfture 8 referencae Immediate 

opening, ea* tor miarview 443-1582 

LIVE-IN NEEDED tor houeefceeolng; 

8 child care, non-amoker, over 21 I 

W. Bioomheid araa. 

Ca* 737-45751 

LIVE-IN PERSON who can relate to 

my teen aga daughier Buay execu- 

tive needa someone to be available 

after achool. make dmner 8 take 

care of the houee ideal candidate 

will be flexible, passes* flood cook- 

ing 8 housekeeping skias m addi- 

tion lo a good drtvmg 

ancea raqulrad. Ca* 

NINJA PARTY -UBTLE 

Children a Parties 8 Personel • 

Appearances Music Gamea 8 Fun 

IVEY PRODUCTIONS 543-6466 

512 Situations Wanted 

Female 

ABSOLUTE CLEANING 

Wall 8 windows Weakly i Bi-week- 

fy It you are moving, can us 

557-2713 

ABSOLUTE QUALITY CHILD CARE 

FOFt-NEWBORNS 8 TOpOLERS 

Special attention love play 8 fun 1 

Newburgh.' Palmer Waatland 

Superb Reference* 326-9567 

AIDE/COMPANION • Meture worn- _ 

an to care for your loved one Flexi- 

ble Own tranaportation Referenc- 

es Nights if neceeaary 357-3844 

ALLOW YOUR CHILD to start 1992 

m a safe, loving setting Fu* 8 pert 

time accepted Sme* group Exce> 

Jenny. 471-7976 

4.0Qpm 81 

Sue 8 30am- 

355-6'U 

ANIMAL CRACKERS DAY CARE 

m home, loving quality day care Full 

ume or part time cere Meets pro- 

vided Excellent references Farm- 

mgton Hina 86 '-4069 

aak for Cathy 

313-553-4044 

SALES - FULL 8 PART TIME 

A major ret* taafeon department 

Store has lu* 8 part ume aalaa poal- 

tions available Some reta* expert- 

ence would be helpful We ofter ex- 

caaant beneltta mdudmg ne*IWi 

owe coverage merehandtae dia- 

count, paid vacation 8 hoadays and 

the opportunity lor both personal 8 

profaaatonal growth Interested ap- 

pucants are Invited to apply m per- 

son al am Human Reeoorce office 

Crowley's 

Birmingham 

200 N Woodward 

TRENDSETTERS. A LEADER In kar- 

oos to convenience atoraa a seek- 

ing * Sales Repreeentstlva W.'se* 

sunglasses and noveltys Exceaent 

pay and mauranoa Route saiee ex- 

penence required (818) 842-6460 

ADORABLE BABY 6 months old 

needa lovtng care m my downtown 

Farmmgton home 2-3 days par 

week Non smokgkMuet have 

relerencaa. CajlBy- 474-4434 

AFFECTIONATE BITTER - Needed 

wed 8 Frt . 6-»m during achool 

year m my W 

E » 

perience 8 tranaportalion required 

Good pay Fla«Bia/optional aum- 

merhour*. 861-0811 

LONG TERM child car* needed m 

my Birmingham tioms 1 mfant. 

Mon thru Frt. >0-2 40.T** begin- 

ning Fa* Reierenoea required 

home 847-0366 work 540-1633 

APT , HOUSE OR OFFICE CLEAN- 

ING Mon 8 Thurs available weekry 

Own transportation, aapendaota 

-w-aat Aims - 2t±Tmoa W 

ow Ruchaaia. H«a heme Mon 

Wed Frl' oso am lo 3 30 P J^J^ 

CLEAN HOMES Mon-Frt Om* 

Own cm 86-87 hr Mo* workang 

SESAME STREET 

TICKET WINNERS 

COLLFOF STU0WTW M M * 

I i m my W 

t M. ». 

DEVELOPMENTAL eA*V Cam * 

& Rayef Oak yma tm a • meim 

caa naa •••mm tranaperwwi rs»- 

•-7017 

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1863 Jason Cr. 

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Building Scene 

Thursday. January 9. 1992 O&E 

Marilyn Fltchett editor/953-2102 

Jobs translate to building growth 

Glieberman 

sets goals 

for BASM 

By Doug Funk* 

staff writer 

More jobs- and more people will 

lead to more building activity. 

That's the philosophy and focus of 

Bernard Glieberman. a West Bloomfield 

builder and incoming president 

of the Builders Association of 

Southeastern Michigan. 

He. succeeds James Bonadeo, a 

Plymouth builder, who served as 

BASM president for an unprecedented 

three years. 

"My main goal is to create jobs in 

Michigan. That's my thrust." 

Glieberman said. "Every new job 

represents a housing start." 

" Glieberman. 52. who said he's 

been a BASM member for some 20 

years, estimates that he's constructed 

8.000 residential units during that 

time He's president of Crosswinds 

Communities and was selected 

Builder of the Year in 1991 by the 

association. 

"Demographers say there's no 

population influx in Michigan; people 

are just moving around." 

Glieberman said -We've got to 

change that. When EDS came' to 

town, housing boomed. We need to 

* bring more jobs to Michigan. To me. 

that's my most, important job as 

president of BASM " 

r.IIRBERMAN SAID he intends 

to meet regularljuwith county anil 

state commerce officials to promote 

southeastern Michigan. 

"I told the county I'm willing to sit 

down with a prospect and show them 

what a town we have." Glieberman 

said. "1 think a businessman gets a 

comfort there. I think I can get other 

builders to join me and help out 

"We have a state here when you 

compare it with other parts of, the 

photo by ART EMANUELE/staft photograph 

Bernard Glieberman: "Builders and communities have lesrned 

there's a middle ground we can go down to live happily ever 

after. I think that happens in more and more communities^ 

country and quality of life here, 

you've got everything you want — 

great recreation, good schools, culture, 

very affordable housing, affordable 

water, affordable utilities." 

he said. 

"We have to shake the bushes and 

make companies understand we 

have a good supply of skilled labor " 

GliebeFman also intends to keep 

active on other fronts that affect the 

professional association of builders, 

suppliers and others affiliated with 

the construction industry. 

"I'm going to propose to our board 

of directors that we get more directly 

involved with legislators," he said. 

Areas of concern impacting employ- 

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and the single business 

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BASM, WITH some 2,000 members, 

is the third-largest nationally 

in terms of numbers even though 

building activity volume here ranks 

only 15th or 16th nationally, Glieberman 

said. "I want to remain number 

three or move up in membership." 

Membership offers all kinds of 

benefits frqm informational meetings 

to reduced-cost medical insurance, 

he said. 

"You join because of networking. 

When you first join, you talk with 

other builders, hear what they're 

doing, attend seminars, meet subcontractors 

to further your knowledge 

of the business. If you look at 

the BASM schedule, there's about a 

meeting a day ." 

Technical service staff also is 

available to provide information on 

product use, he added. 

Builders and community activists 

concerned about overbuilding still 

eye each other, cautiously, Glieberman 

added, but both sides seem to 

have taken a hard edge off their positions. 

, —"" 

•W»»'rp"startin*g to learn how to coexist," 

he said "Builders and com- 

• munities have learned there's a middle 

ground we can go down-to live 

happily ever after I think that happens 

in more and more communities." 

Glieberman assured that his avocations 

— ownership of the Ottawa 

Rough Riders professional football 

team and an extensive car collection 

— won't interfere with his building 

business and his BASM leadership 

responsibilities. 

"As a businessman in Michigan 

my goal is to get other people in here 

now," he said "The state of Michigan 

should have as its number one 

priority to do whatever it takes to 

get more jobs in." 

And more jobs means more people 

and more people means more building 

opportunities. 

Local builders' optimism triggered 

By Doug Funk* 

staff writer 

Last year wasn't exactly a banner 

one for residential construction here, 

according to leadership of the Builders 

Association of Southeastern 

Michigan, but several factors are in 

place for a turnaround during 1992. 

That was the message Tuesday 

during BASM's annual news conference 

on the state of the local building 

industry. 

BASM leaders pin their optimism 

on declining mortgage rates 

boost in consumer confidence and 

pent-up demand 

"With lower interest throughout 

1991 — really plummeting, especially 

during the last quarter — and 

with mortgage companies being extemely 

cooperative, buyers can find 

- sweet deals in new 

homes," said Robert Halperin, a 

BASM vice president and Birmingham 

real estate agent. 

According to figures provided by 

BASM from the Southeast Michigan' 

Council of Governments, single-family 

building permits in southeast 

Michigan fell to 9,200 last year from 

10,700 in 1990 and 12,400 In 1989 

'I THINK that customer confi- 

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1949-Sale Price $9,500, 

SOUft£& NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Of HOME BUILOERS 

dence, consumerism, was the single 

biggest factor." Halperin said. "Th$t 

has been one thing that put a hold on 

(housing starts) more than anything 

else. I don't think we even thought of 

it, absolutely." 

Bernard Glieberman, BASM president 

and a West Bloomfield builder, 

while not committing to a specific 

number, said he anticipates that residential 

building permits issued this 

year will at least match the 10,700 

issued jnJ990r ~ 

Vith interest rates as low as they 

are, with the movement we already 

are beginning to-see in the marketplace 

and given competition in the 

business, there's a window of opportunity 

right now to get more value at 

less cost -than we have seen in 20 

years," Glieberman said. 

"A look at Wall Street tells us 

"things are beginning to move," he 

added. "The stock market usually is 

about Sij months ahead of the marketplace, 

and it has just achieved its 

highest level ever." 

BASM will do its part to stimulate 

" the market by sponsoring three 

Homearamas this year. 

ONE IN Oakland Township will 

include a Smart House featuring an 

Overhead 

& Profit 

electronic automation appliance 

control system. The second will be in 

Detroit, the first subdivision built 

there in three decades. And the third, 

a planned unit development in Sterling 

Heights, will feature both condominiums 

and houses. 

BASM annually also sponsors the 

largest local Building and home show 

in North America, Glieberman 

noted. 

"Our goal is to help consumers 

make informed decisions about new 

homes and financing so that they can 

Uke advantage of'market opportunities 

this year." Glieberman said. 

Mark Guidobono, BASM vice president 

and a Novi builder, briefly 

spoke about what buyers specifically 

are looking for Tn new homes. 

' "Openness is a feature many seek 

today, with soaring two-story foyers 

and great rooms that provide a feeling 

of spaciousness," he said. "A lot 

of people want special areas such as 

media rooms and fitness rooms. 

"There also is a trend toward multi-purpose 

areas that serve as computer 

or office space, a child's play 

room and at times a guest room. 

"BUILDERS ARE adding more 

skylights and windows not only for 

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Til the season for building awards 

The Li vooia-based Masonry Institute of Michigan in cooperatieo 

with the Michigan Society of Architects will host its 17th 

annual awards banquet on March 7 at the 'Northfield Hilton in 

Troy. 

The masonry industry will honor Michigan architects for 

their accomplishments in design. In cooperation with Lawrence 

Technological University, the ninth biennial student masonry 

_ tompeiitioa will aioo mho place. 

A photo display of winning entries and architectural students' 

projects will be featured during the cocktail reception beginning-at 

6: SO p.m. A slide presentation of all entries and the 

presentation of honor awards will follow dinner. 

m ESD — The Engineering Society is taking entries for its 

18th annual construction and design awards program from professionals 

in architecture, engineering, general contracting *nd 

ownership for projects completed alter Jan. 1,1988. 

Entries are evaluated on these topics: land use/environmental 

considerations; appropriateness of materials; innovative 

construction materials; quality of overall design; unique engineering 

systems features; degree of energy consciousness; and 

end use/socio-economic impact on Michigan. 

Entries.will be accepted until Feb. 28. Judging will be ifl mid- 

March. Awards be presented at ESD's 97th annual meeting in 

June at the Chrysler Tech&olop Center in Auburn Hills. • 

mMichael J. Genrich has joined Garrison Co., a Farmington 

Hills-based design /build general contracting firm as project 

manager. He previously had been a project manager with the 

R.A. DeMattia Co. 

• 

The Detroit Metro Commerical-Investment Divison, a division 

of the South Oakland County Board of Realtors, has named 

its officers and board of governors. 

Going down . 

(AP) — Average interest charged on 30-year, 

fixed-rate mortgages has dropped to its lowest 

level in more than 18 years, according to a national 

survey. 

Fixed rates this week averaged 8.24 percent, 

down fronl 8.35 percent the previous week, the Federal 

Home Loan Mortgage Corp. said It was the 

lowest since rates averaged 8:18 percent during the 

week ending July 27, 1973. 

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• On Jan. 1$, Anita Kremer, president of Resident Marketing 

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the Kingsley inn, Bloomfield Hills. 

• On Jan. 17, Larry Cohen of Cohen & Associates, will explain 

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• * ig Thursday, January 9. 1&92 O&E 

Hotness index registers gains 

By Doug Funk* 

sta tl writer 

Single-family residential building 

activity .-is on the rebound nationally 

and in the eight-county metro Detroit 

area, according to an analysis 

of figures compiled by U.S. Housing 

Markets, a Livonia-based research/ 

reporting service. 

Building permits issued nationally 

mwglu family hmuutt and inwn 

houses July through September increased 

4 4 percent from the corresponding 

period last year, the service 

reported 

In Detroit/Ann Arbor, single-family 

permits increased 9 percent-durmg 

the third quarter of 1991 compared 

to 1990 

(The Detroit,'Ann Arbor area includes 

Oakland. Wayne, Macomb. 

Monroe. Washtenaw. Livingston. St. 

Clair and Lapeer counties.) 

But when multiple-family construction. 

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condominiums, is included, building 

pprrip''^"nationally slipped ^l percent 

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Probata Matters 

Keith M Nathanaon. Attorney 

356-7766 or 1-600-424-ATTY 

NORTHWEST AIRLINE - 1 way tick- 

et lor male to Phoentx/Tucaon Jan 

14 $100 334-9164 

700 Auction Sales 

600 Personals 

ANTIQUE COLLECTIBLE AUCTION 

Sat. Jen 11-«pm 

Beaeviae Auction Gaaary 

248 Main 

697-2949 

CHARTER roundtrip tickets Detrort j _ 

to Orlando Leave Jan 11. return Rosewood sola Circs 1860. Roes- 

Jen 18 2 tickets Cell 626-6»&7 wood Victoria rocker 4 gent's chair. 

Circa I860 organ alool. Pine arrow 

back eettle Circa 1870. Su pine ar- 

row back chairs Circa 1870. Cherry 

corner cupboard Circa 1610. Cus- 

tsrd Glaas banquet lamp 

Western paintings by Otal Carl 

Wleghorst Peter Hurd John Cop- 

pin. Oan Mleduch. J w Hampton 

and RoOart Goodnough 

P sir tings by Zottan Sepeahy. Jervis 

McEniee, Enc Sioana Robert Nat- 

Orlantal carpets Keshan 13 10 i 

10'. Karman 13'9" x 9'10", Main 

Karman 8'10 

704 Rummage Sales 

ft Flea Markets 

' NOW OPEN Wayne antique 4 flee 

market Every Sat 8 Sun 10am to 

6pm, 33640 Michigan Ave. m 

Wayne Dealer mqumaa. 326-4400 

705 Wearing Apparel 

11*9" x 8' 10" 

8'6" x 57", Oum 6"8" x . 

8 » 10 Sarouk 2'8" x 

carpets 6 x 4' end 7' a 4' 

tsopahan 

'9" Tabriz 

14'6". sia 

FURS FURS FURS 

Carmeie's fWia next-to-naw furs and 

designer sample clotmng. an sizes 

WHOLESALE - RESALE 

Consignment by appointment. 

882-3200 

2546 Orchertyvake Road 

t of Te 

A N E S T A T E S A L E 

E V E R Y D A Y 

A superior selection ot 

quality furniture and deco- 

rative accessories for the 

cost conscious shopper 

Furnish one room or a full 

house with style and •flood 

taste. 

M/C4 VISA ACCEPTED 

DELIVERY AVAILABLE 

LAYAWAYS WELCOME 

R E - S E L L - I T 

E S T A T E S A L E S 

34769 Grand River. Farmington 

in The World Wide Center 

Mon . Tue*. Wed , Thur* 4 Sat 

10*m-Spm 

Frl tOarrv-Opm Sundays 12-4pm 

478-7355 

We are now accepting 

consignments of quality 

furniture and accessories. 

For details call 478-SELL 

70S Household Goods 


706 Household Goods 


hooanyaKMC 

S r r i 

Ita- 1 EARLY AMERICAN DINING ROOM 

sideboard 4 server (wtth m- ] Hjfcvy pine, medium Hmsn cmna 4 

BAKER LOWBOY 

dMng room table with 

Queen Anne highboys, bookcase. 4 

secretary deck* Chlppendele bed 

cembeibeck sola 4 M.aaael, Baker 

breektront. chine cabinets 4 curio 

cabinets, sets of dmmg roomehau*. 

Karaatan ortenta rugs 4 ol pemt- 

Jngs. mora 

MAHOGANY INTERIORS 

506 S Washington. Royal Oak 

545-4110 

BEDROOM SET 5 place kmgsee 

Thomesvtas. sxcaBant $700 Comer 

sol*. 2 chair*, bast oltsr 696-3*47 

buffet. 8 1 Treetle table with 

chairs. $2850 Also 5 oa*aaonaf ta- 

bles st $75 sach All paces in su- 

perb condition 824-4182 

ENTERTAINMENT center, wood, 

weinut finish, glass doors 8 wheels 

Twin adMlsbls bed Maple snd 

tabSewOKlW 474-4*43, 

ESTATE SALE - QUALITY ITEMS 

Furmtxire iinerta household Hems 

books. Hammond organ Frt. Set 

Jan 10-11. 9em-5pm 2293 Bevertv 

Berkley E of CooHdge. S of 12 

ANOTHER 

E S T A T E S A L E 

BY ENCORE 

ONE DAY ONLY 

916 Meridan. Dearborn 

t bioc* W. ol Telegraph, between 

Cherry HB 4 Michigan 

Saturday. Jan It, 9-5PM 

B I G S A L E 

- HOUSEHOLD 

EVERYTHING GOES 

JAN. 11. 1992 - 10AM 

DE NEPHEWS 

. 26550 Grand River 

Between Beech & Inkster 

535-5600 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS 

MOVING SALE 

EVERYTHING MUST GO!! 

Thur - Sal. Jan 9-11. Noon-4pm 

6312 Ramsheed Court 

2 bats E of Telegraph. N of Mapie 

Take Thcmcreet Dr 

Follow Open Houee signs 

Msuve sofa 4 chairs, whits sofa, end 

tables, lamps, white sofa bed RCA 

TV consols, colonial pine dining 

table chairs, hutch, buftet. walnu' 

bedroom set. beds, white wai unit, 

dressers white tormica parsons 

table, white wicker furniture. Mexi- 

can 4 Brazilian furniture, mirrors, 

painting* porceiem. brass cendis- 

stKks. pewter goblets, silver coffee 

lee eervloe mink stole, exercise 

Dike. anowtWower. »wn 

ladders, tools, much mora 

ijlaaaii ara- costume (ewetry. books, 

washer, enow blower, air condtttorv 

v. krtchen 4 garage miec 

Our Numbers Only at 6*30AM 

PLEASE NOTE TIME CHANGE 

ANTIQUE CHAIRS: « beautiful 

pressed beck, bentwood 4 hand 

painted 2 rocking chair*. 855-2475 

ANTIQUE DINING SET - table, 

chair*, buffet 4 chma cabinet Ex- 

ceeent condition. $1400 435-8915 

ANTIQUE Dining sat 

china cabinet 4 buftet. Aiao labia 4 

6chaira. $1700 477-4134 

ANTIQUE T«BW: 

vlctroia. deaka. hal 

bookcaaa. 'ocksrs 

643-6065 

AREA RUGS - 8x6 wool Ortenta 

burgundyiêlge. 460 4. VI- wot. 

Oriental. mauv»/bkje. $110 Bound 

piuah, 6*10, plum. $60 - 879-4631 

A R E A S L A R G E S T 

C O N S I G N M E N T 

F U R N I T U R E S T O R E 

• LMng * Dmlng 

• Badroom * 'Lamps 

• AnOquee * Appliances 

We Ptck Up and Sal For Youl - 

YANKEE CONSIGNMENTS 

31542 Grand Rtver (313)471-O320 

(1 Mk W d« Orchard Lk Rd ) 

DINING ROOM Set - »{ 

lent condition. $500 355-5062 

DINING ROOM SET - traditional 

Table, 8 chair*, matching credenza 

Henredon sot* 2 lamps, coffee 

tsbts Must see 646-1279 

ESTATE SALES 

BY DEBBIE 

Household Moving Buy Outs 

One item tg whole lxmae_ 

538-2939 

ESTATES LIQUIDATED 

Moving or Jtrst Selling 

LET US DO THE JOB FOR YOU' 

Living room bedroom, dining room 

antiques, chins 8 crystal 

OLD OR NEW 

WE'LL SELL IT FOR YOU 

AU your vaiuebie gooda dispisyecf 

in out 10.000 sq ft showroorr 

3 blocks w ol Owia/Vd Mali 

THE GREAT EXCHANGE 

CONSIGNMENT CO 

1431 14 Mile Rd - Madison Heights 

589-0390 

HENREDON loveseel, $J00 Deer, 

cebinet, $100 Wrought iron con». 

tetue, $25 Wrought iron lamp $20 

White tiwi dey Bed S '00 Wooden 

octagon table $9C 253-1073 

H E R I T A G E 

E S T A T E S A L E S 

Estate-Household-Moving 

Prof«»*»oruW m*na^©rrwi1 of 

f>ok? ^ckti mv«rtory to 

c>#®n-up 

545-0099 

At Your Service 

KING SIZE walarbed comp-ietn 

heed board 4 foot board mattresi.' 

ped 8 "wetet 1200,bes', 642-6362 

DINING ROOM SET- Ethan Allen 

Traditional Lergs table with pads 8 

leaves., hutch, server, 6 chain 

$1800 665-3156 

DINING ROOM tsble. 42' round. 16 

lest. 4 chairs, pecan, traditional, 

$275. Leave messege. 476-0228 

DINING ROOM - White of Mebene 

table. 6 chairs, buffet, china dec* 

Mew $12,000 T* Piice Oa* roTtop 

deek. hand made w/chalr. $700 

Hummell coaection. many pre-war 

flguraa. plates, 1971-1981, no box- 

es. 471-1422 

DINING SET • 5-piece formlce with 

cabinet e» cea ant condition. $150 . 

47L459JL 

LAKE SHERWOOD 


E V E R Y T H I N G G O E S 

Frl. 4 Sat Jen 10 8 11. 10-4 

4906 OAKWOOD CT 

COMMERCE TOWNSHIP 

(Take Orchard Lk N' to Commerc* 

Rd w to Union Lake Rd Norttri^ 

Wise Rd W to Oakwood Ct ) 

ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD TO BE SOLD' 

FEATURING tniitwood dmmg room 

set complete, -naple queen ann« 

secretery chest, tee* entertanmen* 

center ful sue bedroom set water 

bedroom set sots 8 love seel s*. 

erai chairs ladies 4 lamp*, com- 


. B Y IRIS 

FRI SAT 8 SUN 

JAN 10-11-12, 10-4pm 

192^ Pine Ridge 

m the Ptnea ol Wabeek (Take Long 

Laka between Frankkn 4 M-ddieDeit 

to Wabeek Laka Rd South Go S 

Ml sue bedroom set. wsaher 8 

' dryer two side by side refrigerators 

stove. Merena stereo, oek dee* 

several fur coata, good ciothmg hne 

diamond 8 gold iewelry good 

household, accessories persona/ 

Items and much more" 

EVERYTHING GOES 655-0053 

(Wna^we*t oM'elegrtiphl ^ 

"P.S., I L O V E Y O U ! " 

VALENTINE SPECIAL - 15% OFF 

atop Surprise mar 

in your Me with a romantic/adven- 

turous rendezvous thef you both w« 

nSver forget! You chooee from a va- 

riety of romantic eetimga. a bouquet 

ol baloona due cards, reservatons 

al a hotel 4 much mora 425-5952 

ADOPTION - Loving. 

wishes 10 adopt, considering adop- 

tion? Lata help eech other 662-0353 

ARE YOU INTERESTED IN MEET- 

ING THAT SPECIAL SOMEONE? 

Service 

ATTENTION SINGLES 

SmgMa Danoaa 

Fridays 4 Saturdays 

542-3160 

PSYCHIC ADVISOR 

Tart* tarda 4 crystal b«l reedinge. 

$10 Located near Furtena Mai. 

Also availebie tor perttea 271-2629 

ST JUOCNOVENA 

May tha Sacred Heart Of J 

adored, gtorttled. loved 4 preeerved 

tan me acrid now k ' 

ar Sacred Heart Ol Jeeua. pray for 

ua St. Juda. worker of mlrat 

pray tor ua Say tha prayer mne 

ttmaa a day. by the eighth day your 

prayer wM be anew sr ad 11 hea never 

bean known 10 tel. Publication muet 

be promtaoa My prayer* heve bean 

AUCTION 

Plymouth Cultural Center 

525 Farmer Street. Plymouth 

Sun Jan 12, 100 pm 

Inspection Time 12 Noon 

Child's wicker rocker, child's cup- 

board Ipalnted). floor modal radio, 4 

bentwood oak chair*. 4 poster bed. 

metal bed. rockav. magazine rack, 

floor lamp, commodea. diahea, lerge 

ahowcaae. 2 china cabinets sokd 

mahggany table, roll-tap deek. or- 

gen bench, cedar chest, secretary, 

glaaa dapiey place, steamer trunk, 

phonograph, pair of Art Nouveau 

lamps collection of Commemora- 

tive piatee. pine armoira. wooden 

toy box. tm-top stand, dreeser. 4 

much, much more 

DEE MORGAN AUCTIONS 

Auctioneer Dee Morgan 

313-459-3099 313-462-2507 

Clerk Sharon Hood 313-454-1997 

New tak Ing consignments 

Member NAA, MAA 4 ISA 

Term cash or check wtth proper I D 

No 

DUMOUCHELLES 

409 E Jefferson, Detroit 

across from R*nCen 

(313)963-6255 

VALET PARKING 

DURING AUCTION 

701 Collectibles 

ASSORTED SPORTS cards In 200 

Iota, includes rookies 4 stars 

$12 50 For Information 595-4718 

BOOKS - 20 volume sel. The Viet 

Nam Experience, trom The Boston 

Publishing Co Uke new 532-7285 

DEPARTMENT 56 retired Snow V«- 

Reeaoneble Cal lor Rst and 

861-4060 

HUMMEL Crosaroeda" Commem- 

orative Edition, numbered m 

carton $1500/beat 

I m original 

534-6389 

LITTLE OF everything. Antique lur- 

nrhxe. glass, dol*. book*, pictures 

temps, coins, etc 643-6065 

ale • 1930s to 1960s 

349-6860 

BEAUTIFUL BRIDAL gorwn. size 10, 

tmty sequined Bought lor $1$00, 

setting lor $600 Cal 360-5729 

LADIES Man* tackeia. 3/4 length, 

smae $400 Le«es Lamb, white, 

medium, 3V» length coet. $300. 

Mens, biack Mink jacket. Large. 

$350 ' 424-9074 

LADIES RACOON Coat, excellent 

condition, size 10-12 $500 553-4471 

SILVER RACCOON/leether longer 

(acket. sue 10, worn 3 times. 

Can *f1er 6PM 349-2860 

WANTED ladies square danoe 

clothes size medium, reeaonebfy 

priced 464-3861 

ASSORTED SIZES MAHOGANY 

bachator cheat*, great buy* Ma- 

hogany piecruat tablaa, gorgeoua 

mahogany lyreback chairs, 4 ma- 

hogany 3 lyre pedeetaKJrop ieef ta- 

bles (muat aaa) Beeuliful gutft she! 

mirror 20% off on aaaorted chars 

including beeultlui Baker 4 ««ald- 

li aff: Thl 

Lay Away*. Mactercard 4 Vise 

MAHOGANY ON MAIN 404 Ms 

St.. Rocheeter 652-6860 

• tot -to 

"OUTSTANDING WABEEK 

ESTATE SALE"- 

• Featuring PETER MAX 

paintings 4 drawings • 

LARRY 20* pemtlrtg • 

NEVELSON icert • Jenkins 

buftet • 3 antique paintings 

• many more prints 8 

posters -B 4 B leather Wa- 

ter Buffalo sectional sofas • 

Knoll furniture • antique 

tumtiura 4 coaectibiee • 

sterling elver, service for 

12 flatware • china • crystal 

• burled wood table 4 

Poo*.- 

LEATHER CHAIR w.'onoman. Mac* 

Eames stywt Oning rocJn set boo* 

shelves chest-ol-drawers electric 

range desk 473-7026 

LIVING ROOM FURNITURE 

Beeutltui oft-white couch 4 chair 

new $1400 sell tor $450 AIM brass 

4 glass sols table coffee table, 

recikner. other 689-0100x465 

Or eve* 786-3420 

living room - sectional 6 piece 

brown corduroy. Selig good cohtli 

tlon. best otter 682-8275 

AUTOMATIC 

ZIG ZAG 

Sewing machine Repossessed 

Take over payments ol $5 50 a 

month or $49 caah Guaranteed 

universal sewing 

center 

2570 Dixie Hwy 

\ 874-0439 

BEAUTIFUL 

set. lighted breektront. table opens 

66" to 130". 4 leavee, 6 chair* 4 

l aee art Aiao weeher 4 mlac haa* 

hold Items 358-0718 

706 Garage Salee: 

Oakland 

W BLOOMFIELD moving out of 

state sale. Thur*. - Sat . 9am-6om 

2120 St Joseph Square Lak* 4 

Middlebelt Everything muat go 

PUBLIC XUCTtON - Sat, Jan „ 

11am - 30711 Grand River, Farm 702 Antique* 

mgton HHa u - Haul o! Detroit a • 

I equlpn 

rêjapmanL automotive tools. 

ALL ANTIQUES BOUGHT 

Postcards, old mona magazlnee. 

Shelly chma. Ruaael Wright chma. 

51 

TRYING TO ourr TOBACCO? 

Try WVmer s^dge the ortgmai to- 

Bannual chiw Cal toll-free for 

your Iree sample 1 (600) ASK-WtNN 

WEOOINGS 

Mlnlalar wH marry you anywhere - 

home, yard or haa. Al Faith* 

437- H 

4 attachments. 

cement muters. power trowel, 

cement sews log sputter*. Bobcat 

front and loader, back/hoe attach- 

ments. household items. VCR*, rol 

* way beds, toldmg chairs washers, 

office equipment, dealt*, chair*, 

time pocks, copy mac fen as 4 mora 

Something tor everyonel Everything 

•oM aa «. Terma ol sale - caah. ma- 

tor credit card*, check check* over 

$2500 or cut ol stale checks must 

ba oarMled Announcement* made 

day of sale lake precedent over 

pm led matter P revue Jan 17. 

10am-5pm H T P Auctioneers 4 

313-634-5562 

ANN ARBOR AREA 

TowniCountry 

Antiques Mall 

m tha metorlc Wetter Building 

565 W Michigan Ave . Seine. Ml 

429-1805 

Good unction ol hjrmture. glaaa, 

lampe 4 iewelry Irom 30 dealers 

Open 7 day*. 10-5 

Antique Emporium 

January Sale 

all merchandise in our huge 

inventory priced over $1 is 

707 Garaga Salee: 

Wsyne 

BELLEVIiLLE, 194/HaoOerty. Tftgrs • 

Sal 9-4 Everything to go* 

knacks, eic 41707 McKmley 

DEARBORN HTS - Movtng saM 

24339 Anapous Jan tl-12 9-6pm 

2 blocks W ol Tstagraph 

NOW OPEN Chttdran's 

January CSearanoa intents thru t»gh 

school 19051 Middlebelt. Lfvonie 

(behmd Mld-7 Barbershop. S ol 7 

maa) Hours Tuas - Sat 

10am-4"30pi*i 478-1951 

BEDROOM SET, trSiple 

•mirror, cheat 4 nioht stand. Whits 

weah oak look. $250 477-1115 

BEDROOM eat 3 piece modem. ad- 

Id oak almost new. Queen size braaa 

bed. and tablaa. wai un*. misc. 

Make oner Must sstt 546-6251 

redecorsl- 

porary'ltai- 

BIRMINGHAM 

mg home. SeOng contemporary 

lan glaas chandalsr, MaiVen on 

decorative mirror and sconces. 4x6 

Oriental rug 642-3795 

BROWNE 

Household & Estate Sales 

Service 

D i a n n e B r o w n e 

3 6 0 - 8 9 1 9 

ruga • prop art "-several art 

4 craft hand decorated 

bird ho us as • wicker works 

sofas • 2 twin electric beds • 

MacMloah stereo systems • 

several TV's • severs) iter 

eoa • IBM personel comput- - 

er • electric typewriter • 

4 dryer • bikes • 

collection a ert 

plus tremendous 

amount of dealgner clothe* 

• huge volume of mac 4 

much much more. 

Iris Kaufman 626-6335 

Aaaoaata Member 

International Society of Appraisers 

MIRROR, 5 xS unframed, best "of- 

dimng room w 

Pt Frl 4 Sst 9-4 Stove, double 

oven des*. hutch, snowblower 

iswnmowei. wrought iron furniturn 

dog exercise cage, bun* beds 

much more 528-2076 

NEWLY PURCHASED large home 

hss "beautiful w«"-'0=«Bil carpeting 

wrong color, make Oder Aiao al- 

most new ga* logged fireplace 

timer, glass doors, completely tiled 

excellent condition 626-1494 

ESTATE SALES & 

LIQUIDATIONS 

-CONDUCTED BY- 

. THE 

Yellow Rose 

SHIRLEY ROSE 425-4826 

OAK coffee tsbie entertsinmimt 

canter. Queen-size bed, Ethan Alien 

aresser antique sewmg mechine 

Dells Scroll saw 2 metal storage 

cabinets al priced to sail 656-9030 

for sale 

QUAUTY PREOWNED FURNITURE 

ORIENTAL RUGS Chinese Pei 

sian 4 Pakistani Very reasonable 

313-887-3559 

QUEEN ANNE dining room table 

with 2 leaves, good condition, $350 

after 5 30pm, 649-7186 

room* Brand Narrvea - Orexei 

ThomaavHe. etc. 

the great exchange 

consignment co 

1431 W 14 Mile - 2 W o« 1-75 

589-0390 

SCHOOL OF METAPHYSICS 

Garage Sale Everything goes One 

day only Sat. 7-5pm Tables, chairs 

sofas fwng cabinets vacuums 

housewares, used books 30581 

, Longcrest Southfield. N of 12 Mile 

; W ol Greenfield. 10 tight, turn North 

H O U S E H O L D 

S A L E S 

conducted BY 

DINING room. Cherry wood, almost 

new 4 chair*, table, chma cabinet 

Hal rack Hattwey cabinet with mir- 

ror freezer upright 3 bicycle* 

After 5 335-5326 

Lilly M. 

& C O M P A N Y 

562-1387 

569-2929 

SLATE BLUE, like new Saddle 

style, couch and love aeat Must sea 

Best o«er 851-3332 

SOFA - crushed velvet, very good 

condition Rochester area 

CaH after 5pm 651-4555 

TRIPLE Dixie Link dr*aser small 

des* 4 Chair, cnb 4 mattress, light 

blue carpet approximately t0X'2 

electric stove gold self cleaning 

Cell eves or weekends 542-9794 

ON SALE AT 

10-40% Off 

I ^ F I R m 

VJ.*. 8ZM AUXILIARY 

SUNOAY £00 P.M. 

2M14 Orchard Lake M 

(N of Grand River) 

474-6180 

ST. EDITH 

SUNDAY 6:30 P.M. 

(S. of S M M M.) 

Uvoma 

464-1222 or 464-1224 

Fsdier OeriW A Uxd 

KMGKTS OF COLUMBUS 

MONDAY 6:45 P.M. 

i f. Monagfwn. K of C 

4 6 4 - 0 5 0 0 

476-S442 

ST. EDITH SCHOOL 

TUESDAY 8:45 P.M. 

15069 N e w b u r g h 

(S ol 5 M.ie Rd ) 

Livonia 

464-1222 Of 444-1224 

CQNGRI 

BETH S 

SHALOM 

TUESDAY 7:15 P.M. • 

14401 W. Lincoln, Oak Part 

(C. ol 100 Arm 471-31m 

721 Hospital-Medical 

Equipment 

MOTORIZED wheal chair sUgnttr 1 

I4ad. aporo«irruii»y hall of ortotfvM 

pncm 1-1083 

738 Household Pets 

AUSTRIAN SHEPHERD MIX 4 Collie 

Mm. puppy meie.6w*s old 

good personality «&s-413e 

NEW - PATIENT LIFTER Walker. 

Overbed TeWe Rons 2000 Wheel 

Wsyne County 

antique china aervica lor 12. 

man, serving pieces o.caaent eon- 

dllon W7S i6s-»sji 

, KENMORE waeher 4 dryer wfirie 4 

642-6382 

Rider Scooter 31j-458-9332 

BICHON FRiSE pupa AKC champi- 

on aired ahou. wormed 

313-466-0524 

BASSETT COUCH 4 iove seat neu- 

tral color*, oea mm good condition 

$400 421-4*82 1 

-• LOOKING FOR 

LATE MODEL 

TV's Thai Are Rebuttable 

WANTED Betlery Scooter, Battery , 

wheel chela aiao van ramp 4 trunk BOUVIER PUP 

boiat 532-2260 or pager 714-9202 H00 

comperuonalup After 

Tom 9-5pm 663-2360 

812 Motorcycles 

Mini-Bikes 

823 Vans 

ATTENTION COLLECTORS 1977 

Rieamar..' Honda wltn Ootn cafe 

'•cer and touring seel tan* 4 'air ; 

ing High performance engine per 

Hetty convened to lurbo. tISOO ' 

DesL Must ea* moving soon AJeo 

822 Trucks For Sate 

t-OHO 1964 BRONCO II - 6 cyf euto-1 FORO 1967 Converansm 4 capt«n s 

mattsc. i c«f»ful own* S539S 

FOftO t9«5 V6. aulonurtic 

nmm ttf«;t>r*«C 57K ml. 1 owr*« 

ôo rack crmaa. esceaeni condi- 

tion. $7500 or bast ofler 624-7854 

FORO 1966 • 

gine $6 *».'beet s 

ECONOLINE 1965 

$3.500'beet offer 

12 peaeanoer 

476-7661 

FORO 1969, E250 Super Tradeemen 

van. Ike new VS. automatic, power 

aleenng/ brakae 538-7139 

GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS - AKC 

Week 4 tan 100% guaranteed Vet 

inspected Pnvete 661-3364 

726 Musical 

Instruments 

GOLDEN RE'RElVER pupp.e*. 

AKC champion bloodline*, shot* 4 

wormed. leaitn guaranteed 

313-S29-8100 

CONTEMPORAR* Sot* 4 loveaeat, 

348-6775 

biack'beige paiaiey. brand 

lonabie After 6pm 

COUCH, LOVESEAT 4 chair - 

Contemporary 

pattern 4375 

COUNTRy SOFA 4 love seet neu- 

trM color good condition 

$250 522-35*7 

DINING/KIT CHEN TABLE dark 

oak w/2 leeves 4 6 dhairs Ercei 

lent condition $600 8601 Southfteid - 559-2901 

8866 Greenfield - 838-7600 

SALE 

Stoves 

Your Choice - S125 4 Up 

Refrigerator* - $200 4 Up 

WE DELIVER 

28601 Southfield 559-2901 

8866 Greenfield 838-7800 

SEARS COLDSPOT aide b» aide re- 

trigeretor wtth onaie froet free, 

avocado. $220 52S-0«18 

honey-color flniefi $1500 562-4866 . cheet 

SEARS KENMOFtE 

heavy duty, S225. Fr 

JtSO 

wearier,' dryer. 

are* 20 cu. ft.. 

*62-«2?7 

ELECTRIC Dryer Old FngKJetre. 

Sai-iwood Dreseer Endtabies and 

miscellaneous «25-6»85 

ELLO contemporl-y king sire 

p«ce. bleck jiaw. Wettorm bed- 

STOVE. 30' gas. Signature Serle*. 

brown Refrigerator. Fro*t tree. 16 

euO ft, -Admiral, brown Asking 

$225 or sold separate 326-0386 

ESTATE SALE Everything must go 

15181 waller Llvom*. 3 blks E of 

Middlebelt SOOIeet S of 5 Mile Rd 

Sat. Sun 9-3 

TAPPAN electric aeit cleaning stove. 

421-78S3 - $250. OE ported* eneroy sever 

1 dishwasher, butcher block 4200 

Almond, greet condition 647-1536 

HICKOR* CRAFT - Sofa 4 -ovwseel 

muted &e«0 stnp. very good condi- 

tion 459-0312 

KING WAVEIESS Waterbed w/12 

drawer, deutxe pedeetel Mirror 4 

bookaheH headboard Padded side* 

4 2 nqhttfnda 4500 326-6096 

LtGMT-BROWN aectionel wtth tables 

-4 brass J giaa* dinette to m»tcfi. 

$700 -*21-7850 

WASHER 4 DRYER Seers Ken- 

more. good working condition. hXOO 

to, pel' 642-6955 

ANTIQUE PLAYER piano, roil* 4 

$500 566-3139 

INVESTMENT - Mersneli 4 Wendell 

Grand, high Quality, restored 'Shn 

tjhed only $3,600 892-5*41 

JANUARY CLEARANCE 

Pianos Organs Keyboards 

New - Used - Floor Models 

Rent Returns 

Stemwey. Baldwin. Yamaha. Kawei 

Young Chang just to name a 'ev. 

Prtoed from $595 

Bioomfleld Store Open Sun 1-5 

EVOLA MUSIC 

Bloomheid 334-0566 


Utica 72G-6570 

Waterford 674-0*33 

GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUPS-AKC, 

both Barents shots. Pedigree S250 

Howell. 517-546-8914 

Regrstered. mots reedy 1st 

January $250-S300 729-W84 

SCOTTr 1985 Trailer Coach, 22 -i 

ft good condition man, extras 

SEOOO'beei Mual sell 730-0559 

TIOGA. '988 Fleetwood mini motor- 

home al amenitie*. reasonable. 6- 

651-1841 

TWO FRAME HITCHES one 1 tor 

1966-!992 Chevy. GMC . Dodge 

trucks One for 1966-1991 Chevy, 

GMC, mlm vens piua dolly lor mov- 

FORO 1989 F-150 XL 

cruise 4 cap $7995 

North Brothers Ford 

GMC. 1966 SAFARI - 8 peaaenger 

——TT oood condilton 78.000 ml . $6500 

1 Cal George from 9-epm 557-3S50 

FORO 1990 Ranger 4 cylinder. 5 

speed bedliner, tool bos. great 

454-9033 

truck $5500 or beet 

421-1376 GMC 1989 SAFARI SLT. rrvm load- 

aer heet. low maee. parted. 

8 $10,750 421-2147 

PLYMOUTH 1966 V&YAGER - euto- 

HJMLI IW MS- 1 

loaded. 4 000 mae* $15,900 or 1 

HUNTINGTON FORO 842-0*00 

HONDA, 1990 Accord Ut. 2 door 

»r 5 speed 34.000 maee 64&-«365 

-TTS5Z- 

QMC 1986 vary csean 4* 000 maee 

Uervy extras $8600 652-2875 

- fu», oeo- 

eiarm ay»- 

525-0254 

JEEP 1962 CJ7 aerdtop 6 cylinder 

hood condition extra*. $2500 or 

beet oWet. 459-4037 

HONOA 1991 Accord 

eutomenc. CD pieyer $13,500 

333-OS55 

HONDA 19191 Accord LX, * door 

caaeene. onlv 7,000 

i.tl3-2S0 ' 477-4278 

HONOA. 1991 CtVtC DX - Like new 

10.000 in , aa tape 5 apead. fiaicn- 

back $8999 477-1156 

JAGUAR. 1965 *-»-« C3are*. adr* 

wheel*, elerm. great ahape. 63.000 

maea J10.500 45»-011* 

FOR0 1990 RANGER XLT 4 cylm- 

Oer 5 speed, power steering; amlm 

c*s*etie eir neevy duty suspenewr 

wrth top side Doxe*. 7 ft bed. Uke' 

new $66®5 bes' 4-8-4*06 

i $220 like new 

FORO 1991 Explorer Eddie BAuer 

green 4 door 4i4 tO.OOO maee 

Loeded Mint $20 900 ,'Deet AMaej Uomv 

427-7593 Spm 454-99571 " 

metlc, air, f peaaenger $6895 

FOX HILLS 

Chryeier-Pfymouth 

455-8740 961-31 

G0L0EN RETRIEVER puppie*. 8 

wks ,oid, shots pepers Mates $250 

$3O0 473-8468 

UTILITY TRAILER - NEW, 4 ft x 8 ft , F-150 

bed sides ere 2'n fl 14 inch tires J cruise. 

$800 421-4275 T 

GOLDEN RETRIEVER AKC. 

ulemeie. 7 weeks oid. ahol*. health 

guaranteed $200 313-346-6741 

816 Auto & Truck 

Parts & Service 

1969 *XtT 

$7290 

VILLAGE FORD 

LOT 2 278-8700 

PLYMOUTH 19819 VOYAGER LX 

mmi ven. V6. excellent condition 

wmoows/aeets'iocks'mir 

itier %*.nrr»Qf flNWtnfl 

boerds, Dladx w/giW, interior. AM 

ea tm C M caaeette 45.000 maee. $10.BOO 

-9em-5pm 979-4400 evee 650-3293 

puppies to lovwg homns 

HOUSETRAINED lap sae pups a*c 

Autraiian Terrier*, vet checked 

517 546-5933 

OBOE Plastic. 1967. Renard. mod- 

el 330. good condition $1 700 or 

best 987-7686 , 

LAS PUPS- AKC bleck 4 reliow 

Shots, wormed $225 S34-3376 

PIANOS WANTED 

JUto-tSoy-Sptn-ets, Consoles 

& Grands Call, ask for 

Mr Howard 427-0040 

LABRADOR - Chocolate female, 

leads good nome. 722-4175 

LHASA APSO - rneie. 9 month* 

good with ktds. all puppy shots. 

$ 100 Pleese ask for George or Ele- 

na only. 328-4140 

CHEVROLET ENGINE. 292 for GM 

truck $165 300 Ford engine wilh 

perta to rebuild Cal 476-8062 

GMC SUBURBAN 1968 - All power 

80.000 mllea very dean, runs excel- 

lent $9400 347-0245 

CHEVROLET 1976 Monte Carlo 

sealing due to eccident no engine 

damage Meke offer 353-47*0 

mder runs good. 

FORD 

Oood engine 

or Cat! M*e. 

198C FIESTA for perts 

•rensmisaion 4 •nt*n- 

477-7129 

GMC 1967 S-15. extended oeb. eu- 

tometic. *». tm, cruise, cassetie 

Kara tonno cov*r mor* Exceaent 

condilion $5,000''best 453-3743 

PONTIAC 1990 

redv silver low mi . 1 < 

lent condition $15,000 

loeded 

er excei- 

729-5653 

VOYAGER 1967 LE. 

56.000 mile*, power steering 

brake*, window* Air. automatic 

crune. 2.6 Utar $6500 

After 7PM. 647-0321 

824 Jeeps & Other 

4-Wheel Drives 

JEEP 1991 Wrangler hardtop Pow- 

er steenng/Drekee caaaefte Km 

• naw . 776-2167 

PATHFINDER - 1966 4x4, 17.000 

meee, very ctam. $12,000 421-59*4 

RAM CHARGER, 1964. SE - Clem 

Texas truck, loedad exceam' 

condition $4,500 722-0612 

RANGE ROVER, 1968 - Li 

mmt. low mee* one owner Think 

satefy* $23.000- beet 965-7413 

JAGUAR 1965 XJ-6, exceaenl oon- 

dRKm. $8500 Oey» 647 35350 

Evening* 335-4933 

JAGUAR, 1968 - Factory Converti- 

ble. Mint 24.000 ml Chrome 

wheel* alarm. $33,000 90 days free 

neeied storage-522 6380 473-7026 

LEXUS 1990 LS400, men. stored 

winters S3400C Seriou* OIKy 

Day*. 352-2100 Eve* 766-1629 

825 Sports 4 

Imported Cars 

ACURA LEGOEN l_ 1968 - Gray 4 

door power sunroof leether. 39.000 

m T owner Meticulous mainte- 

nance, excellent condition $14,990 

Deys 356-1600. Evea 626-4913 

MAZDA 1964 626 LX. loaded, auto 

mauc. an. 4 door Clem' Z-Bert.. 

$2795 433-9603 Evea 624-6378 

MAZDA. 1967 323 B» 

; asset is excellent condition, 

$3200'beet Day* 645-4719 aaa tor 

Tony, Eve* 349-0233 

A CUR* 1988 INTEGRA LS - 3 door, 

automatic aa. power etavoof Red. 

low mae*. deen $4750' 626-2S39 

ACURA 1949 Legend CPE, phone 

red, V-4J. 17K milea. factory warran- 

t y apeed mm!. $18500 661-4779 

PONTIAC 1947 SAFARI Wagon 

wood sides. 3rd seat V« oeded 

$5995 

HUNTINGTON FORO 652-0400 

ACURA 1990 INTEGRA GL - * door. 

Meek Take over leeae Zero down. 

$349'mo Credit check After 6pm7 

525-1312 

MAZDA 1990 MIATA saver new 

2.500 mile* stored winters. 

$15,500 Deys. 6*7-1535 

MERCEDES BENZ 1946 190E. good 

condition. 113.000 mile*. $13,000 

After 6PM 344-1*54 

MERCEDES 1990 300e 

blue. 31.000 m warrant- 

condition $33,000 5*6-3336 

494-7691 daytime 

GTO 1965 

parts $600 

SPINET PIANO bleck $600 B«Oy 

Grand Piano, good condition 

$1,650 M0 2 door. 4x4. 

ceded 15,000 milea. biack. extend- 

ed warranty $14,900 879-1643 

454-1451 or 85S-7259 | t^g . turbo quattrc aagon, 

tf wheel automatic brakes system 

leether. 70 000 mllee. $4400 After 

BO" » 4 *- 8339 

BLAZER 1991 S10 4x4, 4 door 

sport trim. Week wnh charcoel mte- 

nor . $17,200 

820 Autos Wanted 

SUBURBAN 1978 4S4.engme. 61- 

K miles Air. power brakes, sieer-.no , 

low Pack $2600 542-5948j BRONCO tl 1987 XLT 

PERSIAN KITTENS 

Ye* you can bu, love Pure-bred, 

allots 645-4593 

ABSOLUTELY 

HIGHEST DOLLAR PAID FOR 

QUALITY AUTOMOBILES 

We sell wrtr. conftdenoe we buy with 

integrity Please call Jeff Benson 

9 542-7011 

S10 199' 4 3 V6 automatic air. tm. 

cruise Tehoe Peckage must sen 

459-2972 

automatic 

loaded 59.000 maee exceaent con- 

ation $6000 534-7090 

MOVING SALE - Rosedale Park. 

Detroit Everything must go Sun 

10-5pm, 14450 Stanelln S/Fenkel 

Bedroom aet misc Hem* 838-3226 

NEW Queen si» bedroom outfit 

$1400 will sen for $600 Bunk beds 

4 dresser, refrigerator. table chair*, 

corner chma cabinet Rocker rec 

aner 4 reclmer 255-0275 

OAK treetle tefite. 2 benches excel- 

lent condition $2 SO Double 

a $50 

713 Bicycles 

PERSIAN KITTEN- with 

warranty 10 wks .. orange female. 

ORIENTAL black lacquered furni- 

ture from Koree Coffee table 4 2 

lamp tables, embekehed with hend 

carved >ade and soapctone deeign* 

3 pieces $2500 or wai separate 

After 7pm 532-4256 

QUEEN SIZE king koil cfwopratic 

mattress set. 9 mo* old Reguler 

$700 sale $*80 729-0761 

A-L ALL SIZES 

SCHWINN BIKES 

ALSO USED, $29 - $39 

Fitneea Equipment 

JERRY'S 

14*9 W Ann Arbor Rd 

*59-1S00 

728 VCR, TV, Stereo, 

Hi-Fi, Tape Decks 

Poodle AKC standard male. 4 mo* 

. cream color Chihuahua AKC 

temale 1 yr fawn. 3-4pm 247-3411 

8IANCHI 1947 Nuovo A Sore 58 cm 

Look pedal*. 

Day*. 

tr**s 3 cushions brown 

stripes, good shape. $70/beat 

Leave message 451-7416 

SOFA 4 loveaeat cream wtth pee- 

lers wood trim, only 9 mos old Ex- 

cellent Condition Paid $1800 Will 

sell lor $900 After 6pm 562-3518 

SOFA 3-cusleon. traditional floral 

pattern exceaent condition $175 

et. gold. $50 *6*-0**9 

SOMMA N soft side tube queen sue 

waterbed needs no heeter. uees 

reguler sheets $500 complete 

HUGE 

BICYCLE SALE 

LIVONIA SCHWINN 

Bicycle & Fitness Center 

28460 W 7 MHe 

476-1818 

AUDKDVOX. am-tm cassetie stereo 

20x20 watt equalizer 6«9 apeeaers. 

100 waft lyr old, $80 *53-1144 

SONY TRINITRON - 27 »l. color TV 

*nt> stand. 3 yr* old $*50'beet 

471-7832 or 358-0890 E*t 222 

729 CB Radios 

Cellular Phones 

BEARCAT 800 XLT Scanner 40 

channel*, low/high air. UHF, 800 

mfa $200 557-554* 

POODLE PUPPIES - AKC Toy. red 

4 apricot Shots 4 papers available 

Best oiler. 495-1754 

WANTED 

AUTOS & TRUCKS 

r M i r & R G W N 

-USEDCARS- 

35000 Plymouth Rd Lrvonia 

522-0030 

823 Vans 

AEROSTAR i»ee - 6 cylinder auto- 

matic. power windows 4 locks, tilt. 

crm*e. low mne* $6995 

North Brothers Ford 421-1376 

BRONCO •. 1987. XLT- 39.000 

maee loeded. automatic, air $7900 

47*7-022! 

AUDI 1990 100 Ouettro - peart 

loaded, warranty. 29.000 maee. ex- 

tra dam $2 •• ,000 Eve* 842-42*4 

AUOl. 1990 100 - Sharp 4 door 14 

mo* more of free memtenamce. new 

Mee, owner $18,500 313-493-7433 

BMW 1943 320i «nrt» automatic 

SAAB 1947 9000S - a«ver wilh grey 

leether mierlor loeded. eioaamt 

condition. 30,000 mnea. $10,900 or 

beet 5*0-9795 

VW 1945 GULF - gn 

$2495 

FOX HILLS 

• Chrysler-Plymouth 

455-4740 961-3171 

VW 199Q CDRRADO, - 

anow whrte $10,944 

BLACKWELL 

nence leeord*. new betlery 

4 starter Good mileage 932-1999 

BRONCO ll, 1987. 

POODLE toy. mini, standard 

Pleese Ind room in your heart 4 

home Give us a 2nd chance POO- 

DLE RESCUE 255-4334 or 344-0181 

POOOLE. TOY. 5 month* old aU 

shots neutered Must sacrifice due 

to divorce $ 100 459-0409 

PUPPY NEEOS HOME Purebred 

yellow Lab mete 5 months old AKC 

registered Needs TLC 375-5609 

SCHWINN Circuit competition rac- 

^•rtormer 

474-3297 

mg 14 speed, mini 20' Performer 

GT free style bate, wfwt* 

714 Business & 

Office Equipment 

BEAUTY SALON 

730 Sporting Goods 

Exercise Equipment 

ALL CASH tor goff dubs. bags, goff 

balls Ml golf equipment Men a 4 la- 

dies Any condition We also sell 

all gout items 421-S«*4 

AMERICAN ABMS-Arms Sporl 

Lamber- 0/U~SXS-10'*-12'*-20 s- 

Remington 121-552-700-7*2-470- 

1100-Martin 336-189*-Mi Carbines 

Many other* Buy/Sell/Trade 

CaB Al, after ipm 522-*t48 

TABLE SET - Formica walnut labia 

and 4 walnut 4 black leather chair*. 

42x42. plus 17 Mil. $150. floover 

canister vacuum, at 

$45 both excellent 

TEN PIECE antique pine dmlng 

room aet very good condition. 

$800 454-9244 

USED KITCHEN Cabinet* 4 counter 

top* Make oflw 474-1573 

WATERBED - King sta* oak. •>- 

dudes mattr***,'heater 1500 

462-2231 

710 Misc. For Sale 


CRAFTSMAN 10' Radial Arm 

t 

BEDROOM SET 

swrac 

4724 

1-4177 

FURNITURE - Record cokectlon 

biack 4 while T V wa« lamp, and 

fur coal 299-5704 

JUKE BOX 1949 Seetxa-g. Setect-o- 

matic 100-A Plays 45»» BeeuMUI- 

orlgtnal condition Mu*1 seer $2500 

tary sharp . $95 

Equipment 4 fixtures 

Excellent condition Must see 

a, ofter 855-5055 

EXECUTIVE OFFICE Furniture - 

large woodgramed deek. matching 

creoenza. highback cfiair- 4 contw-' 

ence chair*, magawie caBkiel » 

braaa lamp, exceaent condition. « 

lor $1200 Woodgram computar 

daek. hutch, printer tabW 4 chair, 

Ktervew 450C 944-1940 

POOL TABLES 

Alaiata. antique, ultra modem, 

bar sue Floor modal demo's. 

399-7255 EveeaSS-1314 

SECRETARY deek. right return, wal- 

nut. laminated top. $250 Leave 

476-0228 

USED COPIERS WITH WARRENTY 

Plain or fancy. $300 4 up 

Cal Wolverine Copier 

964-3140 

715 Computers 

AMIGA A500 1MB. A1044 monitor 

2 drive*, mouse aofhwr* $1400 

i i 9*95 Oer4*1 naa an -ns 

AT COMPATIBLE computer 

loaded. $400/be*t *59-5909 

COMMOOORE SYSTEM: 2 comput- 

ers color monitor, pnnter, Soppy 

drive manual*, software antra* 

Uke new $475 Aher 5. 591-0412 

KITCHEN CABINETS wood, court- 

ier lop*. 2 oven ranges, etc Cat be- 

fween 10am 4 9pm 647-5114 

711 Misc. For Sele 

WayneCounty 

ARMSTRONG DIRECT wit forced 

ar furnace 4 cookng unit 44.000 

BTU par hour heeling 24,000 BTU 

per hour cooling 591-1712 

SHELVING -wevy duty cunmerdal 

grade 3 are* Cal .km or 

UTILITY TRAILER 4X4. woknen- 

•aad $250 Ce* after 6 

443-4714 

712 Apphancee 

cado. Ir mill exceke 

1150 

nt condition 

463-0447 

•MA HA 25 Oi fl ndw-l 

kee relngerefor ice 1 • 

$250 

n-skM trdel- 

eter In door 

442-3107 

ELECTRC wove goo 

450 RetflordAaaa 

d condfcon. 

$31-4444 

ELECTRC STOVE, go. 

trao 

od con^lon. 

464-5163 

OAS STOVE "Herveel G 

->ood Condmon $160 

CM. 

UM 

141-1444 

Of GAS swva aa* da 

•490 whirtixioi port at 

m. Ms. deluxe $300 

anang white 

«a i—ieeRf- 

437 1434 

MACINTOSH ii. 40 MG hard drive, 5 

MO RAM, other option* $2995 

442-2504 

PC Compatible computers naw md 

used computar salt* md oeooram 

rrang SyWem diegnoetlcs tmer 

244 to 344 upgrade I si upgrade 

your PC/AT or competlble 2»6PC 

with a 344/14 DX mother board 

containing 9 mag of RAM 4 a 347 

malh chip lor or*, $WX)0 

Cal Larry a« 45*^9*32 

DP AJR-CtSER Excercae b*e Fee- 

tures digital display vpewc distance 

^ time Asking $ 175 784-3562 

red doberman iemel* pupe 

wk* old. had hr*t ihots make go« 

wetcn pets. $75, best offer 537-4*< 

Lost, brown 4 isn Yorkie-Cockapoo 

12 Mile'Or chad Lake Rd Farming- 

ton Hilts. Ca* 2* hr* 744-2818 

821 Junk Cars Wanted 

ALL AUTOS 4 TRUCKS 

Junk, wrecked, running Top Dollar 

E 4 M Auto Parts 

*7*-**25 

TURN THAT Junk Or Running Car 

mio Cash'! Free Towing 

Late model wrecks wanted 

Cal 4*2-1275 

WANTED DEAD OFI ALtVE 

Autos 4 Trucks - 2* Hour Towww 

Up to $SOOO tAR«Y-S TOWING 

335-7480 335-7447 

SAMOYED PUPS, AKC 

maws 7 weeks old Wormed- $300 

4 negotiable 724-0947 

SHELTlE PUPS, AKC, sable 4 while 

4 males vet checked, wormed, al 

Shots 5*8-8491 

822 Trucks For Sale 

AEROSTAR 1966 XLT, V4. 54.900 

miles loaded $5795 

' VH;bAQE FORP - — 

LOT 2 278-8700 

BRONCO 

owner, gi 

mmt. $79C 

11 1944 XLT. loeded, 

rage kept 60000 

BMW 1943 52#e - Loeded wleeth- 

er interior Wei memtemeo excel- 

lent shape $7400 Evea 641-2722 

BMW 1944, 3141 - Loeded 

349-5607 j exceaent condition, air. moonroot 

852 Classic Cars 

A RARE 1943 Studebaker A vend 

R2 / Psjrtor- Supercharger Bod, on 

AEROSTAR 1967- 6 cylinder, auto,' 

power doors/wmdow*. 44.000 m. 

warrens,, excellent $6250 474-3524 

GHESOKEE- -t9«5 CHIEF -. Full, STATEWIDE 

5 £ » S 0 r . r ^ S i ^ ^ 4 ^ ! BMW. 1991 3'V charcioal gray me- 

Ready 

t $30,000 

397-4000 prfted 

for paint end Interior 

AEROSTAR 1987 XLT- 7 

new brakes low meee. I 

age digital dam $7400 

AEROSTAR 1984- 6 cylinder stan- 

dard leaturea. swats 7. 63.000 mka* 

$6300 Appomtment 

CHEROKEE 1945 LTD - V6. auto- ; many extra* $16,500 

mabc. Mr. Mether. every option. «ke 

new $6*86 

bfll»ce 

CAMPBELL 

Dodge 5381500 

CHEROKEE 1946 4x4 black load- 

**2-447C ad. ei cea art condition $4900 

AEROSTAR 1989 XLT. loeded | 

49,000 mile*, excellent condition 1 CHEVROLET 1990 S-10 pick up, ax- 

$9600 After 6pm 722-8291 tended cab, 4 wheel drrve, hber- 

- ' 3*0-9142 

AEROSTAR 1949 - Extended wag- 

on 37,000 mllee $10,495 


glaaa cap. CaH i 

BRONCO II 1990 Eddie Bauer 

Loaded $tl.M5 

NArth Brothers Ford 421-1376 

AEROSTAR 1949, Cargo Van. auto- 

matic air. stereo. 51.000 miles 

VILLAGE FORD 

LOT 7 —£78-8700 

COMANCHE 1944 Pickup 4x4. au- 

tomatic. 6 cyt . 2 tone - red 4 bleck 

34.000 mkea $6990 

TOWN 4 COUNTRY DODGE 

474-4668 

CORVETTE. 1945 30K mile*. 4 

speed Boae Bleck E»celent!i 

Stored Winters $11,500 6*5-0601 

FIAT 1961 Spyder 2

6G* O&E Thursday, January fl. 1992 

AUTOMOTIVE 

954 American Motor* 

RENAULT 1984 ENCORE S3. 

49.500 mMe M. am-tm -••sens 

CrulM >1.300/DM1 422-7S62 

856 Buick 

BUICK 1966 Century LTD. « door. 

858 Cadillac 

•upv rliin. dark DM 

leether interior Oarage kept. norv 

smokers car Power enerythkig. 

26.000 mMe Shown by apex onty 

Super buy >14 S>0 PeM 349-1447 

CADILLAC 1977 Vary good condl- 

lop"' moSo^RM *i . v 47Ttf)7-2M« 

880 ChavroJet 

862 Chryalar 

CAVALIER 1964 - type 10 Hatch- 

back an. pew sleenng 6 brMM. 

* IP—a runs great >1400 or Daal 

onar 453-6914 

CAVALIER 1995 Typa 10 Hatch- 

beck. power steerira/BRMM. njns 

Oliai minor repe* >7> 

CAVALIER 

569-2063 

LeBARON 1991 Convertible. euto- 

malic. air V6, Hal >19.500 Saw 

Price >13.865 

FOX HILLS 

Pooga 

866 Ford 

ESCORT-1967 QL. 2 dgor 4 speed 

emlm caaaana air new Maa A bat- 

tery re«r delog >2.495 561 7532 

ESCORT 1967 QT, 

Naw itraa 56.000 

>4100 or Daal ona; 

ESCQPT 

•peer* 

866 Ford 

TEMPO 1966 bo*J* graal. mlar»or 

greet. needs molor Sacrifice 1750 

•79 MM 

TEMPO 1966 OL - claan automatic. 

stereo iwm> esheuet. uraa. 

Drafcaa >2950 279-5396 

1968 QLS- AH, 

874 Mercury 880 Pontiac 

876 Otdamobile 

GRAND MAROUIS 1964 4 floor 

•sceaent oondmofi. fuey loeded. 

75 000 mMe. >4.750 . 553-4696 

QRANO MAROU>S 1968 LS. loaO 

ad. low INM. slurp. >2750 

347-5949 

LYNX 1985 OS 2 door, automatic, 

Du— UMim. HI. nil iia 

CUTLASS SUPREME 1969 I 

po*«r window* po««' k>ci 

M.OOOmAaa 9**** 

PAT MILLIKEN FORD 

255-3100 

CUTLASS-1967 Brougham. ana 

ownar, car 450 

GRAND AM 1966 . w M claan 

•iarao.undarcoal.W575 652-6619 

CENTURY, 1983 Limned, 4 floor, 

sowar Iiaamg > DrakM air goefl 

condition Good winter transporta- 

tion > 1500 or best of«er 

After 5 464-6306 

75.000 r 

ELDORADO 1967 -Loededt Haai 

cleen carl Mual sM » 500 

Alar 5pm 299-5652 

CENTURY, J985. UMITEO - V6, 

gold e*ceMm condition, loadad. 

original ownar. >2.995 356-5180 

ELEETWOOO 1966. BROUGHAM 

Baloa manor > ertertor. 37.000 ml 

Ongmel ownar. « 

S6.750 CaiMlka 

CAVALIER 1968 Z24, mini Mull 

aaa Electror* daal). 11.000 mMa. 

•unroof Muat sM >7200 562-0337 

CENTURY 1986 Limned. fully load- 

ed, garage kept. >2.499 

TYME AUTO 455-5566 

FLEETWOOD, 1985 D'Elegence. 4 

door. 52.000 mMa. i ownar. mint 

500 647-4786 

CENTURY. 1966, 4 door. 8 cyl, air. 

amfm caaaana. tut. crulM. raar da- 

tog no run. ^2200 firm 453-7165 

FLEETWOOO 1969 Brougham low 

mMe. leather >12.495 


255-3100 

CAVALIER 1986 - 4 floor automatic 

air. power steering t brMM. bright 

rad >4968 

BLACKWELL 

CENTURY 1967 - cuaiom. 4 door, 

wwe wheels naw l iraa. 71.000 muaa. 

>3800 459-3789 

SEDAN DEVIL LE 1965 

high mMa. 13600'Daal 

very CIM 

360-91 

CAVALIER 1969 Z-24 - Automatic 

loadad. black. alarm, many extrM 

49.000 mMa. aa naw tlraa. e»coMnt 

condition >7.300'beat 471-2698 

ELECTRA 1984 

brake^'muffler. 

11700 

AekJng 

177-33*4 

SEDAN DEVILLE. 1967 

Dlua learner M BO war 

condition. >7.500 

CAVALIER 1969, 224 Convertible, 

loadad& oaan LOW mMa 

110,800/Daat CM 442-9466 

ELECTRA. 1968 WAGON - Vary 

claan. new Drakaa. all opttona. 9 

oassengsr >6800 650-9764 

SEDAN " DEVILLE .1988. wftlte 

maroon leather interior. Ml options, 

mmt condition high mMa >10.900; 

Daat 258-6401 or 644-5663 

. automatic, air. 

>4900 

689-0738 

LA SABRE 1987 cuatom. 3 8 v-6. 4 

door, air, crulM. all powar looks 6 

runt graal >4500 564-2009 

leSABAE 1987 - automatic I 

loadad. ancaMnl shape 44.0 

mW >6486 

TOWN & COUNTRY DOOGE 

474-6668 

SEDAN DEVILLE 1983 D'Elegance. 

Aruona car Mmi Mecheoicalfy 

la.laai Claan Return motor Mual 

aaa >3.750 CaH Paul AM 464-0924 

CAVALIER 1969 224- Biack. ak. 5 

speed. cruMa. stereo. excellent 

condition After SJfr 651-3296 

SEDAN DaVILLE 1986 

laatnar. low mMa. >6900 

HUNTINGTON FORD 

CAVALIER. 1991 LE - Maroon au- 

tomatic. loadad. M naw. 9,000 ml. 

>9100. 336-3618 

CELEBRITY 1988 4 floor, sedan 

re&um angina, >3400 Aftar 8pm i 

all day weMends 453-0253 

PAR* AVENUE. 1968 - 52.000 ml., 

loadad. mciudM weiher manor 

>8.900. Call EVM 737-7241 

1966 COUPE DE V1LLE. cream mmi 

condition. Ma naw. >6200 937-4913 

PARK AVENUE 1986- Loadad. 

champagne Leather dual powar 

seals, super sharp >7995 421-2147 

860 Chevrolet 

CHEVETTE, 1962 SCOOTER 

Automatic Iranamtsaion. good corv 

dtton. graal tranaportalion. 74 000 

ml. >800 or Dan 425-7662 

ARIES K. 1968 4 door automatic 

air 54,000 M a t2SV! 

TOWN & COUNTRY. OOOGE 

474-6666 

ditlon 68.000 m. >4400 

ESCORT 1988 07 Rafl A* rww 

nraa narao ExcaMni condmon 

>4500 Aftar 6pm 474-3039 

TEMPO 1989- Automanc. loaded. 

>4695 

c*onr2275 737-8147 

CUTLASS 1967 

no njal. 

>5500 

s s s ; 

oaniniori 

>4400 397-1144 

ARIES 1964 . naw-Drakaa 69.000 

mMa. excellent condition. 11800/ 

Deal ofter 471-7843 

CHARGER 1987 - automatic an. 

45 000 mMa. graal wape >3995 

TOWN & COUNTRY DOOGE 

474-6666 

CHARGER 1987 - wona 

34.000 mMa a«caaani condition. 

moWier-m-laws car. >3250 

days 576-1129 evM 661-9292 

DAYTONA 19i5 Turbo - automatic. 

55.000 mMa. rad >3395 

TOWN & COUNTRY DODGE 

474-6666 

DAYTONA 1967 PAC1F1CA loaded 

aacaHant condition Deal onar Aftar 

6pm weekday*. *2i-4904 

DAYTONA. 1987 SHELBY 2 pack- 

age glass Mops. Uke new >5995 

FOX HILLS 

Cnrysler-Ptymouth 

455-6740 961-3171 

DAYTONA 1987 Turbo Z elr loi 

eO wlW sunroof 66,000 mil 

TOWN 6 COUNTRY DODGE 

474-6666 

ESCORT 1968 4 floor sedan au- 

tomatic, air, >4290 

VILLAGE FORD 

LOT 2 278-8700 

TEMPO 1990- 20.000 maee. auto- 

matic. air, mucfi mora >6295 

North Brothers Ford 421 - tS76 

ESCORT 1989'* GT txeo loadad. 

condition, wen maintained 

565-4674 

good I 

14500 

TMUNDERBiRO 1990- V6 automat- 

ic. powar wfhoows. powar seats, 

power locks 18W' 


6 XR3 - Bkje 

85 000 rm 

lamed, clear >2300 or Daat 

726-2117. I* 

CUTLASS 1966 Supreme Broug- 

hem V8 loaded. Florida o«. mmt 

Sacrtftoe >5900 453-1072 

GRAND AM 1968 - 40.000 mMa. 

vary clean. Durgandy 2 floor fm 

>4700 425-2009 

CUTLASS 1969 Su 

GRAND PRIX 1990 LE V«. loadad 

AAS Drekee wnna eiceaent condi- 

tion 644-7557 

ESCORT 1969 LX, 4 door automat- 

ic. Sir. amfm. 39.000 mllee. warran- 

ty, >4.500-nagotlaUa 333-7266 

872 Lincoln 

ESCORT 1991 QT - automatic, air. 

loaded >6466 

8*UCE 

CAMPBELL 

Dodge 5361500 

CONTINENTAL-1965 

miles, exceHeni condition Raal 

claan car 16.000 453-0269 

CONTINENTAL. 1966, Signature 

laatnar powar sunroof, 47K ml. e>- 

caMni condition >11.200 453-5558 

ESCORT 1991 LX. uRra blue 

speed, a* amfm cassette, power 

MARK VII 1968 LSD 48,000 TjMa. 

excailenl condition >12.300 

455-6238 

LYNX 1987 2 door, air amftm caa- 

aana. -eery good condmon. 46000 

actual mMa 12.9S0 464-5967 

MARQUIS. 1965. SEDAN - Loaded. 

65.000* ml. wall maintained. 

$1,700 i 454-3569 

DELTA 68. 1978 

ReOuKi tranamia 

good tvee >550 

Great work car 

tm Drakaa. 

459-2969 

GRAND PRIX 1991 SE 4 door, load- 

ed. 8400 mi . like new >12.900' 

Deet CM after 5. 681-2599 

MARQUIS 1965 - 4 door, loaded, 

newer DrakM. belts. WM 100.000 

hwy mlMs. >3500 459-7068 

DELTA 16. 1968 BROUGHAM FES 

Loadad. exoaHam condmon. 46.000 

mMv.UOOO 681-8678 

GRAND PRIX 1991 SE. gray load 

ad. 3600 mMa. >18.013.500 or DMI 462-0709 

LEMANS 1969 Aerocoupe. S spaed 

Wilis M. stereo 36.000 mMa . 

>3950 261-0668 

SABLE LS 1967. all powar, M 

hn caaaana. encaMnt conc 

54.000 mMa. >5100/baat 746-0096 

REGENCY. 1960 loadad. M powar 

rune jms! 1 owner I960 641-6069 

great mpg GrMi 

>7000 

EXP 1966 Sport - automatic, air fkp 

roof, exceaenl condition. 52.000 

mMa. >2.250 firm 476-1411 

TOWN CAR 1968- Black beauty 

>10.995 


255-3100 

SABLE 1968 GS Dlua errv-fm caa- 

L sane, air powar windows t locks, 

cast aluminum eh sals AM ing 

>5.990 After 6pm 453-0346 

TOAONADO, 1982. excaHer* condi- 

tion. 56.000 mMa, >3300 or bMi 

595-0806 

LE 6000 1990. MI powai, 4 floor 

silver. 33000 maaa. uks naw. >7900 

649-6706 

FAIRMONT. 1961 - 2 door, em/tm 

caaaana sunroof, new suspenswn 

ReOuHt engine, good I'M 6 DtMM 

>1,150'Deal' 422-6527 

TOWNCAR 1968 fully I 

cement condition. >7500 or Deal of- 

fer -CM weekdays between Sam 6 

5pm 227-4906 

DAYTONA. '989. ES 

28.000 mUM, alarm, vary cfterry, 

>7.100 474-5642 

PARS AVENUE 1991. firemiar paml 

CD player >18 000 Days 947-1204 

evea 375-9555 

BERETTA 1968 GT- VS. 5 spead 

loaoad >4468 

BRUCE 

CAMPBELL . 

Dodge 5381500 

FfREBIRD 1964 - 6 ( 

ed. low mileage. >3.: 

12 noon 

PARK AVENUE 1967- White, excel- 

lent condition, new iiree/brMM 

55 BOO mnM. >7200 566-9604 

BERETTA 1988 • Very good condi- 

tion' Power windows 1 locks, stereo 

cMeette 6 cylinder engine. >6.500 

^ 477-2490 

REGAL '991 GRAND Sport - 4 

floor dark Dlua. loaded, 15,000 ml 

>13.600 656-2567 

BERETTA 1969 GTU. red loaded, 

automatic, stereo caaaette aguan- 

er. 18.000/beet Eves 281-7944 

RIViEPA 1966 • Loaded' Enceaen! 

condition lit tS.000 takM. 

427-7036 

BERETTA 1991- V6. 25,000 mllM. 

Mack/gray, automatic, air. cruae. 

loadad. warranty >6500 349-0463 

RiVlERA »»8e >4 000 Naada re- 

built Cylinder, otherwiM esCaBent 

condition Bcse system 569-3605 

BERLINETTA Camaro 1961 CalK 

owned. M. piwer staarmg. DrMM. 

locks, naw UrM t DrMM. Yamaha 

stereo caaaette 

m/out >2850 After 7pm 422-6862 

R'VIERA 1990. midrughl blue blue 

leather interior, landau top fully 

loaded, excellent condition 

>'5 250 965-1688 or 882-1668 

CAMARO 1960. 350 small block, 

edei block manifold. HoOy lour bar- 

rel carburetor. >2800 453-5894 

SKYMAW* 1984,WAGON LIMITED - 

5 speed loaded >1.850 PieaM 

ovenings. 459-7347 

CAMARO 1981 burgundy, V-6. 2?9. 

automatic transmlaalon. many new 

parts, needs carb Cragar tlma. 

MOO 685-6574 

SKVHAWK 1986, automatic, 

AM-FM naw tlrM. low MM. good 

condition >2900/best. 471-1533 

CAMABO 1983 V-26, (Mack. T top. 8 

spaed. 305. naw paint. 79.000 mMa. 

>3.500 Hrm 685-8S74 

SKYLARKS 1969 

toChoo« >6495 

North Brothers Ford 

30.000 mMa, 2 

421-1376 

CAMARO 1964 2-28. great oar. aun- 

roof. last clean 6 loaded >4200 

Days. 644-3266 EvM 647-6426 

858 Cadillac 

CAMARO 1965 - -automatic. 60.000 

actual mMa Red and readyl 11.879 


BROUGHAM 1966- Loadad excel- 

leni condition. 34,000 ml. Hghi blue 

veloor interior 110.750 M2-6660 

COUPE 0EVILLE. 1981 - 59.900 ml . 

near mint condition, many naw 

pans EVM 788-1416 

DEVILLE, 1991 No money down; 

take over lease last payment pre- 

paid 8.000 mMa , 899-6014 

ELDORADO. 1963. naw Uraa. black, 

leather interior good condition Ex- 

cellent winter car >4500 422-6335 

ELDORADO 1986 Mint condition 

wltn convenebie top 40,000 mMa 

16000 Gray with Black leather 

- •. 427-1479 

CAMARO 1967 Convertible. >6995 

Evenings 256-3907 Days 832-3606 

CAMARO. 1967. 2-28. V-6. loadad. 

dark bAia. McaHant condition. 

CAMARO 1991 - automatic. 308. 

low mMa. loaded. T-topa. remov 

start/alarm. H4.200 349-4603 

CAMERO. 1990. RS - Air. cruMa. 

amfm caaeette. power locks, lilt 

wheal. McaHem condition. 33.000 

mi. 18.SOC 261.1305 

CAPRICE. 1968 Claaatc, loadad. 

vary good condition. M.680 

679-7645 

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1989 PROBE CL 

Aulo. air. luprr buy null 

1981 PLY. RELIANT 

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1991 ESCORT LX 

Low mill, loaded wilh rxlrsi 

# 

5 9 9 9 

$ 

1 9 9 9 

1991 TEMPO GLS 

•>000 RBI., like D'" 

...j . s 

6 5 9 9 

8 

7 9 9 9 

1987 T-BIRD 

Onr ovort, Insdril, Jfl.flOO mi. . oul* 

198TTOPA2—;• 

Pnrrri lo e*U . . . .* on ljl 

1986 ASTRO VAN CONV. 

s 

7 9 9 9 

s 

2 9 9 9 

Suprr buy. loatlnl only s 

5 9 9 9 

2 n n n f t 

only 

1 9 8 8 T K M P O r.i 

38.000 mi., extra turr 

1987 MERC. GRAN MARQUIS^ 

47,000 mi.. nor own' 

1989 ESCORT WON. 

I -lit r snr, prtrrd to sell 

1984 FORD CONV. VAN 

Onr owner. **tra 

1 W FORD ?250 SIPER CARGO VAN 

Lo» milee. phrrd to sell . . . . . . 

Uke Dew 43.000 nxxlee 

1986 PLY. VOYAGER LS 

Eltre tlurp, p n m l lo eell . . . . 

198S DODGE CARAVAN 

UVr new pneed lo eell . 

I 990 K AtCF.H XLT 

1989 MI ST. CT 

37.000 milee. pneed to ee-ll .•sly 8 

7 9 9 9 

1988 PONT. GRAND AM LS 

Lose MI., auper buy osly 

1989 ESCORT CL 

Pneed to sell 

• 5 9 9 9 

.j, ' 3 9 9 9 

1990 T-BIRD SUPER COL'PE tl*) Q Q A 

A real beeuly only IWeVtFt? 

1989 BROItCO 

Low Milea. pnr-ed lo eell ,•12,999 

550 W. Seven Mile 

Northville 

349-1400 

GEO Tracker 1991, 12.000 

electric Dlua 5 spaed 

17850/bMlolter ~ 851-3447 

LUWINA 1990 - automatic snr 

mora >7795 

North Brothers Fprd 421.1376 

DOOGE 600. 1966. 48.000 mMa. ex- 

cellent condition, air. crulM, amfm. 

>3400 822-6015 

DOOGE 600. 1967 - automatic, air 

13995 

FOX HILLS 

LUMINA 1990, 4 door, all powar, air. 

loadad. low mMa. greet condition 

16.200 Call 373-9664 1 

LUMINA 1990 - 4 door Mdarv full 

powar excapt Mats 16 000 mMa. t 

LANCER. 1965. 101.000 mMa. digi- 

tal flash. Shelby package 125C«/ 

bell offer 635-1743 

LUMINA. 1991 EURO - 4 floor 

sodan.-loadad. 5,000 m. >12.750 

313-346-7466 

LUMINA 1991. Euro Sport, 4 door, 

loadad. 30.000 rpiias white 

>10,500 - 462-4399 

MALIBU 1979. good iraneportenon 

>600 or beat offer CM Ranee 

after 5pm 836-189' 

CORDOBA. 1976. low mileage, ruf 

onat Asking >750. AM tor Mark i 

534-40S 

NOVA-1978. automatic excaaant 

condition, vary low mMs- >900 or 

937-9566 

NOVA. I987rgray -4 door. 5 spaed, 

excellent condition 90.000 mMa 

>895 Call attar 6pm 

NOVA 1967. 4 door hatchback, vary 

low MM. M. stereo. grM1 condi- 

tion. >3400 360-9645 

SPECTRUM 1966 - automatic, air. 

crulM. stereo. 35.000 mMe Great 

college students Warranty svaii- 

TOWN 6 COUNTRY DOOGE 

474-6666 

air. cruMa. caeeene 35.000 mMa. 

100.000 warranty >4400 459-6771 

SUBURBAN 1965 C-20. mo* bird 

•pedal, custom dooM A raal 

beauty. 17.950 626-0076 

862 Chryttor 

FIFTH AVENUE 1964 • loaded, ra- 

FIFTH AVENUE 1966 - V8, aunon 

tc. air. loaded, like new. low mMa. 

>5344 . _ 

. BRUCE 

CAMPBELL 

Dodge 8381S00 

LANCER 1966 ES- Turbo. 5 speed, 

bleck. leather power, electronic*, 

new tires*'b'skosV clutch >2880 

Evee/laave maesage 464-6114 

MIRADA 1981. 54.000 mUM. powar 

siaenng & brakM. AM-FM >1000 or 

but offer 

tie. M. 

balance of new warranty >8995 

FOX HILLS 

Chrysler - Plymouth 

455-8740 961-3171 

FEST1VA 

Drake 

trade 

L. 1986 - Manual New 

FESTrVA-1969 LX. M amtm ces- 

sans. power mirrors, doth interior 

warranty Cleen >3 175 662-2505 

TOWN CAR 1990 Signature, loaded, 

low miles Carnage rool New car 

trade >18.900 

Mines Perk uncom-Mercury 

453-2424 ext 201 

FUTURA. 1981. 2 door, automatic. 6 

cyl. av 49K mMe. exceaent condi- 

tion. no rust. >2,250 420-0804 

LTD-1983 WAGON, Runs greel 

loeded. automatic. 6 cylinder 

94.000 mllM }1.2S0/beet 722-7151 

TOWN CAR 1990 - 15.000 mMe 12 

mo /12.000 mM bumper-to-bumper 

warranty >17.900 

Mines Park Lincoln-Mercury 

453-2424 exi 201 

874 Morcury 

MAVERICK 1977. many new'parls. 

68.000 milea. >550 464-6837 

MUSTANG 1965 COUPE. Dallu 

car. reedy to restore. mMe offer 

serious only, no rustl 981-2599 

MUSTANG 1979 GMIA - V8. auto- 

matic. M. only 30.165 onglnal mMe 

Like newt >4995 

HlrtM Psrk Lincoln-Mercury 

453-2424 a«t 201 

CAPRI 1979 BM1 reasonable ofter 

After 6pm 420-0215 

S 

TORONADO 1983. very good condi- 

tion. loaded, runs grMl. >2650 or 

o«er 362-2555 338-2731 

PHOENIX. 1980 U Hsichbeck 

Cleen. needs brMe work 105 000 

m. 1450 'beal CM Worn 4 76-0281 

SABLE T988 LS. 4 6 mar loaOad. 

low msaags. axceMnt condition. 

>6600 420-3614 

THOFEO 

mil si. Ii 

>15.300 

1990. burgundy 17,600 

condn 

932-0159 

PONTIAC 6000 1982 LE - 2 floor 

rebujn V6. automstic M >500 Met 

ofler After 8pm 591-9363 

SABLE. 1969 LX. rr»dnight blue. 

3 0L. V-6. 46.000 mHaa. >79»9/baat 

After 6pm 851-4103 

PONTIAC 6000 1986 L£. wedeo 

kept, excellent condKion. 

r DM1 offer 453-5244 

f^ssta 

878 Plymouth 

TOPAZ 1967 A* wt>eel drive, auto- 

matic, extra claan >4998 

Hmee Park Llncoln-Marcury 

483-2424 ext 201 

TOPA2. 1968 LTS. 4 Door loadad, 

exoeoent condition 43.000 m»M 

>8800 664-2669 

TOPA2 1090 LS."4 Boor, automatic 

TOPAZ 1991. GS, 4 door, exceaent 

condition, DMI ofler 422-2826 or 

425-5036 

CAPRI, 19*6 - Loaded excellent 

condition 73,000 m. >2000 

474-6771 

TRACER 1968 WAGON,- 5 apeed 

loeded. axceMnt condition. 44.000 

mMa, >4200 349-4498 

875 Nitun 

COLONY PARK. 1965 Wagon 

Loaded excellent condilion. njst 

proofed new IITM 6 benery >2 850 

Call eves 752-0094 

OMNI. 1981 - As is Good engine S 

rubber, manual transmission Naw 

muffler >325 459-C312 

OMNi-1983. 9S.OOO milee. 4 door, 

hatchback automatic, tm. naw 

brMM & ti'M 17SO/DM1 .333-0775 

SHADOW. .1987. mint condition 

Powar. sir. stereo. 84,000 mMe 

>3200 or DMI offer S22-3459 

SMAOOW 1987 2.2 Turbo, auto- 

matic. 86.000 mMs. 4 door hatch- 

back. vary good condition, many 

options >3780 or besl 547-2156 

SHADOW 1989 - M. automatic am 

fm caaaana stereo, sunrool. valour. 

45.000 mUM >5500 536-2565 

SHADOW 1990 - automatic, air, low 

mMa >5644 

BRUCE r 

CAMPBELL 

Dodge 5381500 

SPIRIT 1990 - 4 floor. V6. automat- 

ic. a*. tuB power plus more options. 

exceMnt condition. 1 owner, black 

cherry. 36.000 ml >6600 471-7819 

866 Ford 

MUSTANG 1961 4 cylinder euto- 

matic, black, vary good condition 

>995/best offer 276-7465 

MUSTANG 1985 - Burgundy Clean' 

No rustl >699 down >3120 Di- 

waMiy 


MUSTANG 1985 LX- 3 door. 4 cylin- 

der automatic. M. power Steering,' 

DrMM/stereo ExceMnt condition 

000 wall matntaicted miles 

'/best Aftar 5pm 455-1580 

>0 000 

>2500/1 

MUSTANG 1966 GT Convertible - 

5 0. 8 apeed. onfy 29.000 careful 

MUSTANG 1986 LX - 4 cylinder, au- 

tomatic. loaded, high miieaga. no 

rust, excellent condition Runs 

graal Parted lor student >2000 

Oays 746-8378 EVM 538-2631 

MUSTANG 1986 GT - 5.0 automatic, 

only 34.000 mMs. Durgvmdy Like 

newt >6495 

Hinee Park Lincoln-Mercury 

453-2424 ext 201 

MUSTANG 1986 LX - 5 0 mar. V6. 5 

soaed M red >6350 

HUNTINGTON FORO 652-0400 

ESCORT QTS- TWO vary .harp. 

1988 6 1969 Priced lo sail! 

LE BARON 1963 - automatic, power 

stMrtng/brakM. 4 door. 35.000 

mMs. very dependable runs wa«. 

11,400/Dest offer 459-8160 

. 1 . M 9 9 9 

.j, * 4 9 9 9 

1 0 , 9 9 9 

1989 FORD XLT CLUB WGN. $ l A Q Q Q 

4 rap rbairs. loadrd with rrtraa . s o l y l U ^ V V V 

1986 RANGER XLT 

f_EBARON 1968 - 4 door with hatch, 

grey mtarlor/exlanor. loaded Need 

lo SM soon. >2.000 or DMI offer 

Call " 540-3332 

FOXHILLS 

LEBARON. 1987. Premium Convert- 

ible Coupe, loaded, low mMa. rad 

>7980 


474-6668 

LE BARON. 1967 turbo, dignal 

r mMa. >4200 

549-2614 

LeBARON 196® GT CoupM - 2 to 

chooM. 1 5 speed 4 1 automatic 

Both low mMs. your choice >6795 


474-6666 

M,. ' 4 9 9 9 

s 

4 9 9 9 

only 

o«j, * 3 9 9 9 

BdUr hurry oa llua .o«Jy > 1 * 9 9 9 

1986 AERO STAR XI.T < t Q Q Q 

Loadnl with rttraa . only w J / V t / 

LeBARON 1969

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Suburban 

Suburban has it all 

at the Troy Motor Mall 

NOW IN STOCK 

AC HI EVA 

Antilock brakes, air, automatic 

transmission, AM/FM cassette, 

power locks, pulse wipers and more. 

MARTLEAS 

LIMITED 

TIME 

OFFER 

Suburban OldS 

643-0070 • 1810 Maplelawn 

CAMRY - All New for 1992 

Well Equipped - Not Stripped! 

Was 

•16,631 

Driver Air 

Now $ 14,591 

Automatic. Mnsmtssion. tinted glass, av conditioning, carpeted floor 

mats, power steenng, rear defrost, an bag. full spare, slereo 

.pM-lrWlinq m«r m n full wheal covers Stock #6264 _ 

•Just add Tax. TMa, license and Desfinafion. Al vehicles subject to 

poor sale . 

LEASE A 1992 VOLVO!! 

1992 VOLVO 240 DL SEDAN 

•Payment plus 4* uaa tax. 4g month lease with 12,000 

milea pa* yaar. total payment of $14,926.00. Residual is 

$10,700 00. OOa at inception » $900.00. Additional 

equipment arteds tha price Sale ends January 31. 1992. 

643-8500 

I i / 1821 Maplelawn 

Troy Motor Mall 

V Q T . y n 

TOYOTA 

VOLVO 

CROOKSJD. 

NISSAN 

1992 STANZA XE 

L5ASE $ 

FOR 

239 00 

"No Money Down" 

'Based on a 1992 Stanza XE. 4 door, automatic 

equipped wtth ak. stereo cassetie. cruse. full power 

The lease Is a 48 month closed end lease with approved 

credit Lease Includes 45.000 miles with 15* 

penalty Customer responsible lor excess wear & teei 

Customer has option to purchase at termination Total 

cost Is monthly payment times 4fi First month's rent, 

use tax, plates and refundable security deposit due at 

lease inception 

Suburban Nissan 

649-2300 • 1800 Maplelawn 

Now available in 

colors. 

• CADILLAC-0LDSM0BILE 

• SATURN OF TROY 

• NISSAN 

VOLKSWAGEN 

Once in a while, we show off our 

dent-resistant fenders and doors 

by .banging on them. Just to 

show you how well a Saturn resists 

dents in, say, parking lots. 

This always impresses the kids. 

Even more than balloons. 

But what impresses the adults? 

Well, that's a toss-up. Between 

the test drive and the price. 

A Different Kind of Company. 

A Different Kind of Car. 

_ SATURN OF TROY 

JS| 6434350 

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Cadillac-Gldsmobile 643-0070 

Nissan-Volkswagen 649-2300 

Volvo-Toyota 643-8500 

Saturn 643-4350 

The Nissan FEV electric concept car has sufficient range for normal daily urban use. 

Nissan displays future electric car 

DETROIT WILL sec the North American 

introduction of Nissan's new Future 

Electric Vehicle at the North American 

International Auto Show. 

The FEV is an urban family car that can be recharged 

to 40 percent capacity in six minutes and 100 

percent capacity in under 16 minutes, one-fifth to onefourth 

the time of conventional systems. 

The concept vehicles a 2 + 2 coupe with sufficient 

range for normal daily urban usage. It has creature 

comforts and conveniences to which car buyers are 

accustomed, including ample interior and luggage 

space. 

Chevrolet's Sizigi could be the family van of the 

ftiVure. Special features include reversible seats 

F 

.The»FEV was specifically designed as an electric 

vehicle and features an aerodynamic design. 

Powered by an advanced high torque electric 

motor, the coupe provides performance comparable to 

today's high mileage economy cars. It boasts a top 

speed of 81 mph and a cruising range of 100 miles at 

approximately 45 mph. 

The FEV's advanced Super Quick Charging 

battery system, weighing only half as much as 

conventional electric car batteries, not only reduces 

re-charging time but cuts vehicle weight and increases 

range. 

and tracks that allow seats to slide forward for 

more storage space. " ' . 

Chevrolet unveils futuristic family van 

CH EVROLET WILL unveil Sizigi. a concept 

Lumina all-purpose vehicle, at the Detroit 

auto show. 

Presented as a future possibility for family 

transportation. Sizigi has advanced convenience and 

flexibility. Special features include reversible seats, 

track seating, dual sunroofs, a sliding table with a TV 

and VCR. a credit-card-type ignition, hidden running 

boards and halo lighting. 

Track seating allows the second and third row of 

seats to slide forward to provide storage space. Or the 

seats can be removed for evert more cargo room. 

Driver and passenger seats also have storage space 

underneath. 

,The second row of seats revolves 360 degrees so 

that rear passengers can use a table that slides along 

a track down the Center of the van The driver isn't 

disturbed by halo lighting around the perimeter of the 

passenger .area. 

Outside, Sigizi has a rounded nose and a curved 

glass windshield. Running boards provide easy 

entrance and exit. - —. 

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Economy no setback for 1992 auto show 

By Janic* Tigar-Kramer 


| ROM THE looks of this 

y uai > Nuuh Anr 

Fl 

International Auto Show 

at Detroit's Cobo Center, 

you'd never guess the nation is in 

the thick of an uncertain economy 

Participating in the flashy show 

isn't cheap, yet foreign and 

American nameplate passenger 

cars and trucks will be displayed^ 

with the same pomp and 

circumstance as ever And as usual, 

it's still the best place in town (or 

in the world for that matter) to see 

almost every foreign and domestic 

vehicle that automakers produce or 

hope to under one roof 

This year,.57 manufacturers will 

parade more than 700 production 

and concept cars and trucks.before 

, the public Jan. 11-19 to kick off 

what car dealers and 

manufacturers hope will be a 

robust buying year. 

But even if you're not in a 

buying mood, the show is well 

, worth the $6 admission, said Carl 

Fischer, show co-chairman and 

owner of FischenBuick-Mazda- 4 

' Suruki in Trov 

DETROIT AUTO show goers 

will see 16 worldwide or North 

American introductions and 23 

concept cars and trucks. 

For starters. Chrysler Corp will 

debut its sporty Dodge Viper RT/ 

10 (a product of Detroit's high-tech 

Mack Avenue Viper Assembly 

Plant) before a waiting audience 

that will remember Viper as a 

concept car th^t stole the show in 

1989 

Mercedes will make a worldwide 

introduction outside Germany for 

the first time ia its history. The 

prestigious automaker will 

premiere the Mercedes S Class 

Coupe priced somewhere between a 

cool $125,000-5150,000 BMW will 

unveil two new models here and 

Ford shows three concept trucks 

"There will be a lot of 'firsts' at . 

the show this year, but no 

disappointments." Fischer said. 

Because of the show's 

international status, more 

prcfcluction and concept cars are 

introduced in Detroit than in any 

other host city in the United , 

States. 

This year marks Detroit's fourth 

international show, a status 

granted in 1989 by a coalition of 

Detroit auto dealers and industry 

leaders "who decided it was time to 

redefine Detroit's position as the 

center of the auto industry." said 

Gordon Stewart, show co-chairman 

and owner of Gordon Chevrolet- 

GEO in Garden City, Stewart 

Chevrolet-GEO in Trenton and two 

dealerships in south Florida. 

"A TRUE international show 

didn't exist in North America at 

the time, and we found the likes of -- 

Ford. Chrysler and GM very 

supportive of the idea." Stewart 

said. "I think the big turn came 

when it was decided that both 

Lexus and Infiniti would be 

introduced worldwide at our show " 

And because the Motor City 

show produces an abundance of 

company.executives, it draws an 

increasing number of "important 

foreign 6hd domestic auto writers 

who not only have influence over • 

which cars consumers check out. 

but which ones they eventually will 

buy. Stewart said. 

"We really have two shows, a 

pr'.ss show and a design show," 

said Stewart, adding that it is not a 

"selling show" like Chicago's, for 

example. 

'The show wee creeted 

to give consumers e 

non-threetening piece 

to compere cere. 

Deeters ere forbidden 

to sell et the Detroit 

show.' 

— Gordon Stewart 

The show was created to give 

consumers°a non-threatening place 

to compare cars .Dealers are 

forbidden to Sell at the Detroit 

he g

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The Volkswagen Chico is a 2 + 2 hybrid-powered 

city car prototype. It features-constant-demantflutly 

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power and electric drive in response to speed and 

throttle pressure. It has a top speed ot 75 mph, a 

range of 250 miles and a 0-to-50 mph acceleration 

Concept 

cars 

wild and 

practical 

By Dan McCoah 


WHY DON'T they build 

that? 

That's the most-^ 

asked question in 

reaction to the concept cars that 

salt the aisles of any major auto 

show Why. indeed? 

The role of one-of-a-kind concept 

cars — once known as dream cars 

— is more or less unique to the 

auto industry. 

One could scarcely imagine 

someone in the computer business 

putting some future product on 

display in an environment where 

new products are born, grow old 

and die off in discount catalogs 

within the space of a few months. 

In fact, future-oriented concept 

cars often seem deliberately 

designed to mislead competitors 

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Thursday. January 9, 1992 AUTO SHOW I P»Qa 

Preview days mix suppliers, car makers 

By Janice Tigar-Kramer 


S Auto Show iii 'J 

UPPLIER PREVIEW Days 

at Detroit's North 

American International 

1 »"r 

bring automotive suppliers f^ce-toface 

with the world's automakers 

— and a darned good way, say's 

Daniel Hayes, show general 

manager and Detroit Auto Dealers 

Association executive vice 

president. 

Supplier Preview Days 

(formerly called Industry Trade. 

Days) will be held Thursday and 

Friday. Jan 9-10 

The event gives automotive 

suppliers worldwide a chance to 

examine the new cars and trucks 

firsthand and meet with the 

automakers and dealers in a central 

location It's also an opportunity 

for suppiifrs to tour the show with 

customers and point out their 

company's contribution to the 

production and concept vehicles on 

display 

"First of all. it's an opportunity 

Concept 

pickup 

debuting 

THE FORD F-150 Super 

Flarside. a conceptvehicle 

based on the Ford 

Flarside pickup truck. 

will make its worldwide . 

introduction in Detroit 

The vehicle has a cobalt, blue 

exterior finish with purple 

highlights The color is carried 

through to the grille and bumpers 

as well as to the cab and seven-foot 

long pickup box 

Dual Power domes in the hood 

continue the theme as does a new 

combination front bumper/brush 

guard with integral fog lights, a 

unique cab step bar/roll bar with 

airfoil driving lights, a dual 

exhaust and .17-inch wheels and 

tires 

The Super Flarside's tailgate is 

modified and includes a new duck 

tail " spoiler that opens to the 

pickup box 

for the automotive suppliers to see 

the show and state-of-the-art 

manufacturing without the 

crowds, " Hayes said These days 

give suppliers a chance to stand 

back and see the part they play in 

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THE PROGRAM for suppliersonly 

started just last year after 

- DADA representatives saw how 

well supplier days worked afother 

international auto shows But 

unlike the other shows, Supplier 

Preview Days in Detroit is 

sponsored by the DADA. not the 

suppliers 

"Three years ago. when we saw 

the success of Supplier Preview 

Days in Frankfurt Germany) and 

Êngland -.vr decided rt was onlv 

logical to do the same in Detroit, 

where locally there are so many 

> automotive suppliers." Hayes said 

Last year, we called it Industry 

Trade Days, but no one knew what 

that meant So we formed an 

advisory committee and decided to 

make it simple We're calling it 

I'Liinw Buy a. lilu- 

Germany does." 

In spite of its name, last year's 

two-day program brought 2.325 

representatives to the show from 

-nearly 400 automotive supplier 

companies Thi$ year, requests for 

credentials (at $30 a head) should 

reach 4,000. Hayes said 

What makes Supplier .Preview 

• Days unique is its thforrfial agenda 

. Unlike the annua* Society of 

Automotive Engineers (SAE) 

show, where suppliers attend 

scheduled conferences to learn 

about new manufacturing 

techniques and materials used in 

the automotive industry. Supplier 

Preview Days encourages suppliers 

to roam through the show at their 

own pace to examine the finished 

products and talk with company 

representatives 

t-„i will he an 

exchange of ideas. This is an 

excellent opportunity for suppliers 

and manufacturers to interface 

Hayes said "Suppliers might 

introduce new products to 

manufacturers, but that's up to the 

suppliers." 

.. AFTER LAST year's successful 

premier of Supplier Preview Days. 

- the DADA set up a committee of 

supplier charter members to 

discuss how to expand the range of 

this two-day event 

The involvement of charter 

members "proves the suppliers see 

this as an important function in 

their business practice, above and 

beyond normal contacts." said Carl 

Fischer, show co-chairman 

. For Joe Bactor, business 

development and marketing vice 

president at American Sunroof 

Cofp . last year's Supplier Preview 

Days was ari education 

By creating new ideas on 

current production vehicles, as - 

opposed to building futuristic 

concept cars, we can show the - 

customer the final product right 

there on the floor This also offers 

us the opportunity to bring in 

components and parts and not just 

the whole car," Bactor said, 

PPG Industries, a major supplier 

to the automotive industry, will 

return to preview days this year 

We saw six months worth of 

peopte in two days," said a 

company spokesman 

Daniel Hayes 

show general manager 

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11 

Domestic cars span price spectrum 



" EW CAR buyers or just 

browsers will have plenty 

^ to take >n at this year's 

North American 

International Auto Show, where • 

about 700 American nameplate and 

import cars and light trucks will be 

packed under pne. roof. - . 

And it you're a serious car buyer, 

the show is the only place in North 

America to see almost every car 

made on display, ^ ^ 

Price-conscious buyers still can " 

find a handful of American 

nameplate cars under $10,000. but 

expect a wider selection of new cars 

with a 6ase sticker price of about 

$14,O0O-$1&.-8GO 

For car buyers looking for price, 

fuel economy, reliability and good 

performance (you determine the 

order), there's the Ford Festiva. 

The.L model, two-door hatchjiack. 

has a modest price tag of $6,941, 

making it the lowest-priced 

American nameplate car. 

Festiva has no new exterior " 

styling for 1092. but look for three 

new exterior colors — bright aqua, 

cayman green a,nd brilliant blue. 

StanHariTare front-disc brakes, 

steel-belted radial tires and a 

MacPherson-strut front 

suspension. Festiva comes with a 

five-speed manual transmission, or 

add $315 for automatic. 

FORD INTRODUCED Festiva 

to North American consumers in 

1987. hoping to attract first-time 

and import-oriented car buyers; 

nearly 200.000 cars have been sold 

in the past three years? 

Besides price, part of Festiva's 

appeal is its outstanding Highway 

fuel-economy rating of 43 miles per 

gallon, possibly the highest in its 

class. 

Festiva's sportier GL model, also 

Steer into future 

at Safety Theater 


special, writer . 

VISITORS TO the North 

American International 

Auto Show will get a 

glimpse of what if s like 

driving in the year 2010 at tl}e _ 

General Motors Corporate display 

featuring a simulated driving 

course. 

The GM Safety Technology 

Theater, which allows show goers 

tb experience GM's present and 

concept safety features-and 

technology, represents a windshield 

and instrument panel measuring 

; and 13 

feet high. 

Throughout the nine-day auto 

show, visitors will take their places 

before the open theater for a 10minute 

narrated "drive" through 

the roads of today and tomorrow. 

Using video and film, the 

automaker shows the head-up 

device, onboard navigation, vision 

enhancement, crash avoidance and 

holograms for traffic control. > 

Head-up, an option on GM's 

1992 luxury cars, projects turn 

signals, low fuel warning and other 

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including aluminum wheels, six 

tape-stripe designs, a rear-roof-edge 

spoiler and sporty fabric for seats 

and door panels, rower steering 

isn't available on the L or GL 

models. 

"Our goal is to deliver a reliable, 

fuel efficient, sporty car at a 

practical price to first-time 

buyers." said Ross Roberts, Ford 

Motor Co. vice president Snd Ford 

'Division general manager. 

IF PRICE is no object, consider 

the Cadillac Allante with a price 

tag of $56,470 for the convertible 

model and a whopping $64,090 for 

the convertible hardtop (the most 

expensive of the'American 

nameplates). 

The Allante. Cadillac/s flagship 

vehicle, begins its sixth model year 

in 1992. (The 1993 model makes its 

worldwide debut at the Detroit 

show and should be in dealer 

showrooms in April). 

For-1992, Allante keeps its 4.5liter, 

tuned port-fuel-injected V8 

engine and Traction-Control 

System." Allante is capable of 

reaching more than 130 mph and 

zero to 60 mph in just eight 

seconds. Its fuel economy rating is 

15 miles per gallon for city driving. 

22 miles per gallon on the highway. 

The 1992 model features a 

folding soft top with a gas springassisted 

cover and power latch 

designed for driver convenience. 

Allante can be equipped with a 

removable hardtop. Tops are fitted 

to handcrafted bodies made by ^ 

Pininfarina of Italy. 

Cadillac has boosted Allante's • 

standard Delco-Bose Gold Series 1 

Symphony system (including AM/ 

FM stereo, compact disc and 

cassette player) to 200 watts. 

Other features include a Bosch 

-HI anti-lock brake system, 

multiplex wiring, forged aluminum 

10-way seats. 

\ 

The 1992 Cadillac Allante, the highest pricec American nameplate, is available with a folding soil 

top or a removable hard top. 

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By Janice Tigaf-Kramer 


VISITORS TO Detroit's 

fourth North American 

International Auto Show 

"may wonder "What 

recession?" as they roam through 

the expansive — and expensive — 

displays of nearly 60 of the world s ' 

leading auto manufacturers 

As usual. Cobo Cenjer will be • 

filled with elaborate displays that 

accentuate, spotlight, dramatize 

and sometimes suspend the new 

production cars and trucks and 

innovative conceptual vehicles. 

. And this year's show will have 

more worldwide and North 

American introductions than ever 

before, promises Carl Fischer, show 

co-chairman. 

When did it begin? Detroit's 

show, one of the oldest in the U S . 

goes back to 1899 when it was 

billed as a livestock and car show 

at the Light Guard Armory 

A year later, the first National 

Auto Show was held in New York 

In 1907. the Detroit Auto Dealers 

Association (which still sponsors 

the sôw) J>ut together its first 

show in Beller's Beer Garden 

THE DETROIT auto show has 

come a long way from a primitive 

beginning when it shared floor 

space with beef tenderloin 

Just four years ago,5Jhe show was 

granted international status when 

and.auto manufacturing leaders 

decided to escalate it beyond a big 

arena for the local dealers to sell 

cars. ' 

Ford, Chrysler and GM 

supported the idea and ih'e imports 

followed. The show's big boost 

came when Lexus and Infiniti 

decided to make worldwide 

introductions in Detroit. 

What makes the Detroit show 

r.p»ri.-il besides its international 

status — is that it's the only 

Finding Your Way 

, You might need some help 

finding your way around the 

1992 North American 

' International Auto Show 

Now in its fourth year, the 

show will feature more than 

40 manufacturers displaying 

760 vehicles TTiis map shows 

where the exhibits will be 

located at Cobo Conference/ 

Exhibition Center. 

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Tne Chevrolet Corvette Sting Ray III concept car 

features dramatically angled headlights, pedals 

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international show under one roof. import automobile manufacturers. 

(The Frankfurt and Tokyo shows, And because the Detroit show 

for example, are housed in several includes the Big Three as well as 

buildings) 

the major import car makers, it 

And the erv?Tronfnent of 

draws an increasing number of 

Detroit's Show is designed for important journalists who write the 

browsers — some want to compare "buff books." or auto trade 

the prices and engineering offered magazines Last year, more than 

by the American and import 

2SO foreign journalists from 19 

automakers; others simply want to countries covered the event 

see what's new in automotive Overall, 967 members of the press ^ 

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THIS IS the second year the 

DADA will sponsor Supplier 

Preview Days (formerly Industry 

Trade Days). giving automotive 

suppliers a chance to see the show 

and tojSr the displays with their 

customers for two days before the 

attended: at least 1.800 are 

expected this year. 

This year, 600.000 people are 

expected to attend the show, 

literally put together by about 

13.000 people, including 

electricians, assemblers, models 

and automotive reps. 

show opens to the public Jan. 11. Not in a position to buy? Eveto 

In just four years, the show's so, for just $6 show goers again will 

influence has grown throughout the be «nfertained, enlightened and 

world. Last year's show brought informed by displays put together 

nearly 700.roronE.-4te 

by the automotive geniuses of the 

representatives to Detroit from 27 world. 

thai move with a memory for pre-set positions'and 

a longer wheelbase^ 

Futuristic 'vette taps best of past 

THE CHEVROLET 

Corvette Sting Ray III 

concept car incorporates 

the best of past Corvette® 

while surging into the future 

.Born at General Motors" 

Advanced Concept Center in 

California, Sting Ray in represents 

a substantial change from the 

already exotic Corvette platform A 

coil-over-shock front suspension 

design replaces the transverse leaf 

spring version. 

The design contemplates use of a 

sophisticated and powerful engine 

usually found in a Corvette. The 

gearbox is positioned between the 

reftr wheels for more even weight 

distribution. 

Auto insights 

TIDBITS ABOUT automobiles 

fr$m Copley News Service: 

• Save the environment by 

driving a well-maintained car. 

Make sure tires are inflated 

psoperly to cut fuel consumption. 

k4ep the engine tuned and replace 

tHe air filter every 15.000 miles. 

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*• Driving at 55 mph oo the 

highway burns at least 15 percent 

And Sting Ray Ill's stance is 

even more aggressive than a 

production Corvette. The 

wheelbase is nearly seven inches 

longer, yet the overall length is two 

inches shorter. 

Lower side sills ease entry and 

exit and passenger room is greater. 

FROM THE front. Sting Ray 

Ill s dramatically angled 

headlights point up the car's 

extraordinary styling. Even the 

color is different - dark black 

cherry. 

Inside, there's more room and a 

cockpit-like area for the driver . 

Efforts at optimizing driver 

comfort include the outside, 

armrest being on the seat rather 

less fuel than driving at 65 

S Most of the materials in old 

cars that end up in junkyards and 

landfills can be recycled for new 

automobiles BMW is. 

experimenting with recycling 

techniques at a plant in Landshut, 

Germany 

S High-tech developments will 

make it easier for motorists to 

navigate through traffic. 

Computerized navigation systems 

with display terminals will alert 

drivers to traffic snarls and suggest 

alternate routes 

than the door The seat itself is 

fixed, but the pedals move with a 

memory for preset positions. The 

height of the center console can be 

adjusted. 

Instruments are viewed over the 

steering wheel rather than through 

it. 

CARFACTS 

Number of vehicles 

owned per household 

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10 AUTO SHOW I ' Thursday, January 9. 1992 

The sporty Viper RT/10 makes its worldwide debut at the Detroit show. Chrysler unveiled the two- 

seater as a concept car at the 1989 show. 

Dodge rallies around Viper 


Shelby Cobra) become a reality in 

just three years? — 

"It's simple," said Tony 

Cervone, public relations manager 

for design and motorsports. "The 

public demanded that we build 

it." 

After Viper's overwhelming 

reception at the Detroit, Chicago 

and New York shows in 1989, 

Chrysler was besieged with mail 

from consumers wanting to know 

when Vipet — a lightweight, 

classically'styled sports car 

reminiscent of the 1960s — would 

be available. 

Chrysler responded by forming 

"Team Viper," a volunteer group 

whose job was to decide if It was 

feasible to make the car. And 

could it be done with a sticker 

price of around $50,000? It could. 

And in May 1990. Chrysler 

chairman Lee Iacocca gave Viper 

the green light. 

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THE RESULT is a car almost 

identical to the concept model 

Besides the powerful engine 

packed under a fiery red hood, the 

rear-drive sports car will pioneer 

an all-new, six-speed manual 

transmission that won't be 

available on other vehicles until 

1993. 

Twin side exhausts make the 

car look fast even in a parking 16t 

— acceleration time is 0-60 mph 

in just 4.5 seconds. A first for 

Chrysler is the engine's bottomfed 

fuel injection system. 

Most exterior body parts are 

made with a resin transfer 

molding (RTM) composite 

process, a first for an Americanmade 

car. Chrysler also used 

structural urethane foam trim 

throughout the interior-, another 

first for a U.S.-produced car. 

Viper also sports a Chryslerpatented. 

single-piece windshield 

frame that becomes a part of the 

inside instrument panel. 

TO CUT the car's development 

time. Chrysler used preformed 

tubular steel (a material as 

strong as stamped steel) for the 

frame. 

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to.a standstill in under five 

scconds (if you dare), Viper 

features a breaking system 

generally found on race cars. 

Viper's two-piece cast 

aluminum wheels (17,in. x 10 in. 

in front and 17 in x 13 in. rear) 

reduce the car's unsprung weight. 

The soft, fi*ed top snaps on 

and stores in the trunk. 

' First-year production is limited 

to 2Q0-300!cars, available only in 

bright red. Next year production 

could be as high as 2.000-3,000 

with additional colors available. 

Viper should be available at 

selected dealers by March or 

April, said Cervone. - 

Described by Chrysler as the 

"definitive example of a classic 

high performance car." Viper was 

a bold experiment for the 

automaker. 

UNLIKE OTHER newproduction 

groups from the Big 

Three, the Viper group included 

under 100 designers and 

engineers who worked on a tight 

budget and production schedule 

in an unassuming building on 

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The 1993 Ford Probe makes its worldwide debut in until'June) has an all-new aerodynamic design and 

Detroit. The new Probe (not available at dealers powerplant. 

Style 

New, redesigned cars iri spotlight 

First of two parts 

HERE'S THE line-up of 

most of the new and 

redesigned American 

nameplate passenger 

cars you'll see at this year's North 

American International Auto Show 

in Detroit's Cobo Center Jan. 11-19: 

• BUICK 

• Skylark — Completely 

redesigned coupe and sedan feature 

a 2.3-liter single overhead cam 

shaft engine and the highest level 

of standard equipment ever offered 

in compact Buicks. 

Skylark Gran Sport coupe and 

sedan include a 3300 V6 engine. 

New standard equipment 

includes anti-lock brakes, power 

door locks, split-folding rear seat 

and manual remote trunk and fuelfiller 

door releases. 

• LeSabre — The rcdesiqand- 

full-size LeSabre is,three inches 

longer and 2inches wider than 

last year's model. Besides an allnew 

interior and exterior, LeSabre 

Custom and Limited sedans have a 

• new powertrain — 170 hp 3800 V6 

with tuned port injection and an 

electronically controlled four-speed 

automatic transmission. 

AntiHock brakes are standard on 

the Limited, optional on the 

Custom. New features include a 

wrap-around instrument panel and 

flush-mounted glass to reduce wind 

•noise, / 

• CADILLAC 

• Eldorado — Eldorado is more 

than 11 inches longer, two inches — 

wider and almost an inch higher 

than last year's model. Rear-seat 

comfort is improved with an 

increase in the seat's back angle. 

There also is more rear seat room 

_and increased knee clearance. 

The new model again has the 200 

hp. 4.9-liter V8 and 4T60-E four- .. 

speed automatic transmission. 

Wood-like plastic accents are 

replaced by real wood features on 

the doors and instrument panel. 

You'll see less lettering and 

ornamentation on the new model. 

• Seville — The five-passenger 

Seville is more than 13 inches 

longer than tne previous model. 

Wheelbase is increased three 

inches. Overall roof height is 

slightly increased. ** 

All exterior panels are new arid 

not shared with other Cadillac 

models. Only the front windshield 

is common to Eldorado and Seville, 

Upfront. Seville features composite 

headlamps and wrap-around . 

parking, signal and cornering 

lamps An all-new grille is chrome 

plated with light gray inserts, 

Front and rear seats are 

redesigned for increased back 

support Base interior features 

electronic instruments, a column 

shift transmission, knit cloth 

seating, power window.and door 

locks and the express-down driverside 

window. 

The new model has the 4.9-liter 

V8 engine and 4T60-E four-speed 

automatic transmission. 

• FORD 

• Probe — The 1993 Probe will 

make its worldwide debut at the 

Detroit show. It's distinguished by 

del and 

all-new powerplants. The new 

model will be offered in a single 

configuration (2 + 2) in two 

series. Probe and Probe GT. For 

1993. Probe is lower with a wider 

track and has a cowl (base of 

windshield) almost three inches 

lower than the current model. 

• Taurus — The 1992 model 

receives the greatest redesign since 

its introduction in 1986. The sedan 

has an all-new body (except doors) 

and new interior and meclrianical 

improvements. 

There arc four Taurus fOur-door , 

sedan series: L. GL. LX and SHO. 

The car's corners are softened 

and horizontal lines are 

emphasized. For a sporty look, the 

wheel openings are fully radiused. 

Overall length is increased by 3.8 

inches, with a-slight increase in 

trunk volume. There are nine new 

colors and detail changes such as 

tinted outside rear-view mirrors, 

new aluminum wheels and wheel 

covers. 

The interior is also redesigned, 

improving safety and driver 

comfort. Driver's-side air bag is 

standard on all models. 

• Thunderbird — Ford's 1992 

standard and LX models feature 

an aerodynamic front-end similar 

refrigerant recovery 

machine, designed to remove 

ozone-threatening CFCs front n:r 

conditioning systems before 

^servicing and a new 

environmentally sound coolant, 

HFC-134a. which will be used in 

all new Toyota vehicles equipped 

with air conditioning by 1994 

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LeSabre Limited Sedan 

GM hosts simulated driving course 

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readouts about six feet'beyond the windshieick 

this lets drivers keep their eyes on the road 

instead of the instrument panel GM is the 

world's first automaker to include this safety 

ii .tu.iv nil arpcufiivtr , 

AS THE ride reaches the turn-of-the-ceritury. 

when there are few gauges on the dashboard, 

the narrator introduces a concept safety feature 

called onboard navigation, a map that pinpoints 

the vehicle's location And if the driver is 

approaching a traffic jam. the "navigator 

suggests alternate routes 

Into the 21st century. show goers will, 

experience vision enhancement -a concept 

system that adjusts driver s visidn in glare, fog 

sh'ia i jin 

By the year 2010. viewers experience crash 

avoidance, a futuristic radar that alerts drivers 

to another car or object in the vehicle's way If 

an oncoming carxfosses the center lane. 

'Lanetrak' automatically steers your car away 

The GM Safety Technology Theatre tracks the roads of lomortow trough the wood's biggest windshield 

See a display of Buick quality. 

-Buick quality has never looked better. So don't miss 

the 1992 Buicks on display at this year's auto show. 

Discover'the all-new 1992 Skylark H will Change 

a lot of impressions about Buick You'll also see the 

completely redesigned LeSabre, a distinctive 

•automobile with a solid reputation for quality 

PREMIUM AMERICAN MOTO 

BUICK 

The New Symbol For Quality 

In America. " . 

-fromdanger^' Lanelok then sjeers your car 

> back into the proper !ar»e 

The ride ends with holograms showing 

Hughes satellites that one day may predict . 

traffic data, control toll booths, regulate the 

traffic on expressway ramps, control street 

lights and raise and lower train gates 

GM's display, in the northeast corner of Cobo 

Center between BMW and Isuzu. also includes 

a concept vehicle and examples of the 

automakers current and concept engine 

technology • 

j 

re 

Skylark Gran Sport 

and value. And look for the new V8-powered Roadmaster, 

an automobile that recalls a glorious tradition. 

After the show, be-sure to visit your Buick dealer 

for a test drive. You'll experience another fine 

display of automotive excellence. 

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Concept cars serve-varying roles 

Continued from Page 6 4 

about an auto company's future 

intentions, since SQ few of the farout 

designs ever make the 

showroom 

Regardless, to auto buffs there is 

nothing quite as visceral as viewing 

a well-thought-out experimental car 

that embraces either some 

outrageous performance 

specification, or genuinely 

innovative features. 

The lack of practical restraints 

often lets the designer's 

imagination run Wild, with the 

result a study in impracticality. 

. BUT OFTEN, the h?st concept 

cars are a demonstration of the 

abilities of the manufacturer — 

sometimes answering questions 

that a re-only beginning to be 

asked. 

The North American 

International Auto Show in recent 

years has become both a showcase 

for new concept cars and a 

stopping point for some cars that 

were first introduced overseas and 

now are making the rounds of the 

major auto companies 

Nationalism, always implicit in 

any multinational auto show, is 

even stronger than usual this year, 

as a few highly charged efforts by 

the Germans. Japanese and 

Americans make clear statements 

about the future intentions of their 

respective creators. * f • 

One reason is the pending 

unification of Europe — an event 

that has most major European 

carmakers pondering the effect on 

their futures. 

Some, including Peugeot, have 

already withdrawn from the U.S. to 

concentrate their resources in their 

home markets But others, 

particularly the major German 

carmakers, are attempting to 

establish some clearly European 

goalsthat mesh with the future 

when Europe becomes one huge 

coordinated market. 

BUT THE major goals clearly 

are in conflict. Audi's awesome 

high-performance sports car, the 

AVUS Quattro, is an all-aluminum 

technological tour-de force that 

evokes images of pre-World War II 

Germany: high horsepower and 

high technology. 

But it's highj>erf6rmance theme 

is a long way from the goals of the 

growing environmental movement 

in Europe that threatens to set 

speed limits on the Autobahn 

network where a car like the AVUS 

could be driven flat-out. 

Thp so-called green movement 

has put considerable pressure on 

the likes of BMW. Mercedesand 

-Audi. The German automakers 

built their image mainly on highperformance. 

the main factor that 

separated them from the upstart 

Japanese. 

But the upper echelons of speed 

conflict badly with the 

environmentalist movement that 

ajready has unified Europe on its 

own. The result is the odd 

juxtaposition of the monstrous 

AVUS against the tiny Volkswagen 

Chico or the BMW El electric 

vehicle — two cars obviously 

developed to make their ^ 

manufacturers look soberly 

responsible. 

MEANWHILE, THE Japanese 

are under the strongest pressure in 

decades to stabilize world trade 

routes, but are likewise anxious to 

demonstrate that their technical 

capability is being used to solve the 

world's automotive problems. 

The result is a combination of 

gadgetry (epitomized by the 

Mitsubishi project car that 

operates without loot pedals) and 

technical solutions to air quality, 

including multifuel vehicles and an 

electric car by Nissan. 

Interestingly, the main "pressure 

to produce environmentally 

harmless vehicles is coming from 

the U.S. and Europe, but Japanese 

carmakers still arc anxious to take 

the lead in developing responsible 

technology that will prove useful in 

their export markets. 

CARFACTS 

Ways Americans use their 

motor vehicles 

Earning • living (commuting to 

work, school, using on the job, 

etc) 

• • • • • • • • • 30 8% 

Family and personal-business 

(shopping, errands, etc.) 

Civic, educational and 

relig ious trip a ; 

W M 5.9% 

Soclsl snd recreational (viarta 

to thends. relatives, vacations 

and pleasure driving') 

22 5% 

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One result of the European and 

Japanese efforts is that for perhaps 

the first time* concept cars brought 

to the show by offshore car 

companies will dominate rather 

than the eyercises done by the U.S. 

Big Three. ( 

THE FEW domestic 

trendsetters are particularly, 

however. Chrysler has put together 

a new coupe powered by an 

intriguing new two-stroke engine: 

as well as an electric minivan 

More than any other car company. 

Chrysler seems interested in using 

concept cars as a basis for its real 

future product line. Proof is in the 

introduction of the r\ew Viper, 

which had its origins in Detroit as 

a concept car just three years ago. 

But the U S companies mainly 

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