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Volume 16 Number 20
The
Canton
Connection
Barn move
The days are gone when rural
folks gathered to raise barns, but
the Canton Historic Commission LS
giving residents a chance to relive
that era.
The commission is looking for
volunteers to help dismantle a
chicken coop and an old English
barn, behind the larger Hasslebach
family barn, at Van Bom and
Hannan, said Dave Artley,
commission member.
The barn materials will be
stored and later placed on the
farmstead site in the Cherry Hill
historic district at the Cherry Hill
and Ridge historic crossroads in
Canton
If you are interested in helping,
call Artley at 459-1352.
Senior watch
Canton resident Joan Jasin was
chosen as a senior citizen intern
for Sen. Robert Geake, R-
Northville.
She is the eighth participant in
the Michigan Senior Citizens
Legislative Intern Program,
designed to give seniors
experience in the legislative
process and the skills to become
advocates for their communities.
The program includes
legislative workshops to show
seniors the Senate and House
procedures, lobbying, the
advocacy network, legislative
sessions, committee meetings and
other events.
Crime tips
.You've seen baseball cards with
pictures of famous ball players
with their batting averages and
other statistics on the back.
Well, local youngsters will be
getting a new kind of sports card.
Lions football players will be
shown on one side and crime
prevention tips will be on the back
Canton police spokesman Pat
Nemecek has already begun
passing the cards out, he said.
Old pictures
Canton's Historical Society is
asking for class pictures taken in
Canton's one-room schoolhouses
The pictures are part of a research
project for a book on the subject.
For more information, call Joan
Palmer at 455-5231.
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Monday, September 24, 1990
Movie
monster
makers
At right, Gary Jones, 31, of
Mount Clemens, mimics the
expression of one of his creations
for the movie "Moontrap."
Below is another special
effect for the movie — a
corpse of an astronaut that
will be found floating in
space. For the complete story,
see today's Street Scene
section.
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Chiefs whip
Franklin, 10
'The noise will go away'
Canton, Michigan 56 Pages
County official pushes plan for Metro expansion
Mike Duggan, deputy county executive, ftolde queettone
Metropolitan Airport expansion during a r
Club break feet.
By Diane Gate
staff writer
Airplane noise and worries about
increased taxes haunt a November
ballot proposal to expand Metropolitan
Airport, said Mike Duggan, deputy
county executive, during an Canton
Economic Club breakfast Sept
SO.
The noise will go away and the
$100 million expansion will be paid
by selling bonds, not increasing tax
ss, Duggan said.
"When the FAA (Federal Aviation
Association) changed flight routes
we had a disaster on our hands overnight,"
said Duggan adding that the
county was inundated with calls
from residents angered by tbe
FAA FLIGHT patterns were
last November ia order "to
sir safety sad effictoecy for
aircraft using all the airports in the
area," FAA siOdals safe ,
. -la Livonia there are times we
can't even bold a conversation in oar
backyards," Duggan said. "And in
parts of Garden City and Westland
it's even worse."
The FAA has agreed to establish a
task force to lessen noise by Dec. I,
he said.
This Is the bresk we have been
waiting for," said Wayne County Executive
Edward H * ^ a m a r a .
-This SWAT team approach with a
firm deadline for recommendation is
unheard of with the FAA."
The task force includes four FAA
air traffic control experts, the dlrec-
tor of oseratkMB for Northwest Air-
tWaynsCoentyex-
ecetlvs utnn, who has base
.Wayne
County owns the airport
RESIDENTS or Uvoeia, Gartfce
aty, w«
ed a group called
turn to
Apples and cider
are in season,
Fifty Cents
1 990 Suburban Communications CorporaUos
EPA: Asbestos
removal was
unnecessary
By MA. Dillon
staff writer
Plymouth-Canton taxpayers needlessly
spent more than 1613,000 on
government-mandated asbestos removal
the Environmental Protection
Agency now says was unnecessary.
The money came from the district's
general fund and from a bood issue
approved by voters in 1986.
In a statement accompanying the
release of a new guide book, "Managing
Asbestos in Place," EPA administrator
William Reilly said,
"Many millions of dollars have been
wasted on the unnecessary asbestos
removal. This guide will help people
understand that in-place asbestos
management can protect public
health, reduce costs and guard
against liability."
THE GUIDE is designed to "dispel
the myth that all asbestos in buildings
must be removed."
Plymouth-Canton schools spent on
removal and inspections $272,000 at
Central Middle School; $73,9*4 at Allen
and Smith elementaries and East
Middle School; $36,995 at Farrand
Elementary and Starkweather Center,
and $20,000 at West Middle
School.
Additional inspections cost
$30,000.
Another $180,000 was spent on
compliance with the Asbestos Hazard
Emergency Response Act, which
entailed "top to bottom inspections
in every building in the district and
the drafting of a five-year management
plan for every building. Book-
Ptease turn to Page 2
Power to discuss
students, skills
By Diane Gate
staff writer
Phil Power, University of Michigan
regent and Suburban Communications
chairman of the board, will
unveil a new plan to assess high
school students during the next Canton
Economic Club luncheon.
"It seems clear that people who
leave high school in many cases
don't have the skills they need to
keep good jobs at a high pay," Power
said.
AS GUEST speaker of the Oct. 2
meeting, Power said, be will discuss
findings of the national Commission
on the of the American Workforce.
Members Included Power,
William Brock, labor secretary during
the Reagan administration; Ray
Marshall, labor secretary during the
Carter administration and Owen
Bieber, UAW president
"One of the proposals is to Invest
in a new kind of high school assessment
on whether people have basic
skills," Power sakL
Before high school students graduate
they would have their skills assessed
"more like s merit badge."
Power said.
Ptul
The new system would evaluate if
students can read well enough to
write a couple of paragraphs about a
subject they have read, use numbers
in a basic way, solve problems and
work with people. A Michigan Certi-
Piease turn to Page 4
Safety director requests
new officers, fire station
By Diane Gala
staff writer
Five officers, 11 firefighters and s
new fire station are on Canton Public
Safety director John Santomalire's
wish list
Canton will need s new fire station
in five years, be told the township
board Tuesday st s budget hearing
The board will vote on the budget
Tuesday.
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Santomaoro suggested two places
for the station - in the northwest
corner, where residential growth
will Increase, or in the southeert end
near Michigan Avenue, Haggerty
and 1-17*, where more industrial development
to expected. Canton has
two fire stations — on Canton Center
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4*c 24, 1900
Teacher channels love of music
By Leonard Pogar
staff writer
Trudy Bradley has
combine her twin lovt
and classical music.
managed to
i of children
During tbe day, Bradley injects
classical music Into ber third grade
class at Field Elementary School in
the Plymouth-Canton school system.
Saturday nights, she turns to her
other "labor of love" as host of "An
Evening Serenade" on radio station
WQRS-FM, the area's only all-classical
music station which is also cele-
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year.
During the school day, Bradley, of
Westland, integrates music into her
reading, history and geography les-
For example, in the time allocated
for biographies, she will select one
about a composer. From there, she
ties it In with the time and place the
composer lived to cover the history
and geography points.
A former vocal music teacher,
Bradley gets an excellent reaction
from her students.
"THE KIDS really got turned on
to Bach when there was the observance
of tbe 300th anniversary of his
birth in 1985." she said.
"The children are also fascinated
about hearing tbe same music
played by different instruments, especially
the guitar."
When she switches gears on Saturday
nights and drives to the radio
station's Southfield studio, Bradley
announces the classical selections,
provides information about them
and their composers, reads news and
delivers weather information.
She called the combination of fulltime
and part-time work a "labor of
love."
Her Interest in classical music
was no accident, Bradley said.
"My parents met while playing in
tbe First Methodist Church of Ann
Arbor Orchestra," sbe said.
"My mother (Louise Bradley) was
a cellist in several community
orchestras and give private lessons.
"My first memories of music was
listening to my mother in orchestra
rehearsals. I can recall friends coming
to our home to play. Many times
I fell asleep to the sound of a string
quartet"
LATER, DURING the weekly
"family fun night" on Sundays, family
members usually picked a musical
activity.
Her mother, now 84, is the oldest
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musician in the Plymouth Symphony
Orchestra.
Besides her vocal music talents,
Bradley can also play piano, which
she started playing at the age of 5,
cello, for which lessons began at the
age of. 8, English horn, oboe and organ.
An animal lover, Bradley said
classical music from WQRS-FM
(105.1 on your dial) also soothes Butterscotch,
her pet dog.
"While in tbe car, Butterscotch
likes mostly violin music and that
settles him down." Bradley said.
BORJV AND raised in Highland
Park, Bradley knew music would be
the focus of her adult life, but didn't
know at that time she would be a
teacher.
After getting degrees from the
University of Michigan and Eastern
Michigan University, she started her
teaching career as a vocal music instructor
in Blissfield, near Adrian.
But she decided two years later to
turn to classroom teaching rather
than specialize in music.
She was at St. Edith Catholic
Church in Livonia before coming to
the Fiegel Elementary School In
Plymouth where she taught 18 years.
Bradley contacted WQRS eight
years ago after hearing the station
air a benefit auction for the Detroit
Symphony Orchestra.
AT THE time there were no openings.
but she accepted the programming
director's suggestion to attend
a broadcasting school to learn bow
to operate radio studio equipment
After attending the Specs Howard
School of Broadcasting, Bradley returned
to the station. There were
still no openings, but she volunteered
as an intern in the music library, refiling
records and getting out
records to be played in tbe next few
days.
It was the spring of 1983 when she
made her debut on the air.
Despite her busy schedule involving
school, doing school work at
home, and hosting the radio program,
Bradley has managed over tbe
years to occasionally play ber piano,
cello, oboe, English horn, and organ,
as well as singing in a chamber
group and performing the female
singing lead of "Hansel and Gretel"
and a support singing role in "Once
Upon a Mattress."
But ber mother who nurtured tbe
love of music for Trudy as a child,
doesn't forget to continue an encouraging
word.
Mrs. Bradley frequently calls ber
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changes in flight patterns by the
Federal Aviation Administration, a
situation likely to be corrected by
next summer, especially smce the
recent formation of a special committee
consisting of federal, county
and airline officials
As proposed, ihe project is in four
phases and includes upgrading existing
facilities and constructing new
east west and north-south runways,
access roads and a terminal at a total
cost of SI 2 billion.
The expansion is expected to ease
present on-ground congestion.
Flights are projected to increase
only 10 percent over the next 15
years and will have a negligible affect
on noise, Kukula said. (Between
1&84 and 1988, flight activity doubled
Noise became a serious, «sue
only after Nov 16. when new flight
patterns were initiated.)
Phase one of the project includes
replacing parking structures, expanding
storm water ponds and renovating
and relocating roadways
and road berms
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"IF THE BOND is defeated," Ku
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modernization will be jeopardized
Approval of the bond provides
money for the project at no cost to
taxpayers It will not raise or create
new taxes. Kukula said The FAA
has pledged matching funds of fl8d
million for additional projects.
Presently. Metro provides jobs for
821 residents of Westland. 299 in
Livonia and 375 in Canton
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10 A* O&E Monday. Seplfnbt 24. 1900
'Low voltage' contractor bill
sparks Senate panel debate
By Tim Richard
* staff writer
A state Senate panel has stripped
a bill >Vpt rM ""g electricians of provisions
requiring low-voltage equipjpent
instalifers to be licensed jour-
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Low-voltage equipment includes
sound systema, burglar alarms, data
'.processing equipment and closedcircuit
TV.
"The low-voltage issue needs to be
•done with a separate bill," said Sen
•Fred Dillingham. R-Fowlerville,
chair of the Senate Human Resources
Committee.
HOUSE BELL 5168, as it came to
the Senate, was vehemently opposed
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Monday. September 24. 1990 OAE
taste buds
chef Larry
Janes
Muffins
a treat
all day
Itty-bitty bite sire or main
course massive, muffins are
marvelously muncbable. One of
the latest food trends to hit our
area is tbe muffin phenomenon.
At one time, muffins were a
Saturday or Sunday brunch
staple. Nowadays, muffins are
garnering more and more shelf
space at local doughnut shops,
breakfast buffets and even at
McDonald's.
And why not? Muffins are
diverse. They're suitable for
serving as a brunch bread, a
succulent side dish, a delicious
dessert or a scrumptious snack.
They can even be transformed
into a powerful nutritional punch
while at the same time pleasing
tbe palate.
Muffins started out as a simple
quick bread that was baked daily
Nearly every culture had its own
form, the first being the Welsh
Pice At Y Man, small pancakelike
cakes flavored with
cinnamon and nutmeg and
bursting with raisins and
currants, according to "The Joy
of Muffins "
The first real muffins were
English crumpets — light,
circular spongecakes developed
in the early 1700a. This was a
yeast bread product, while just
about every other type is cousin
to that original quickbread.
THE MODERN-DAY
American muffin appeared in the
1840s after the development of
baking powder, which hastened
the rising process, so the dough
remained quick but became more
toothsome. Muffins soon moved
from tbe realm of breakfast and
English tea time to become
snacks and fare for every meal.
Although the standard-bearer
to some may be the original
blueberry muffin (with the corn
muffin a competitor), there isn't
much that cannot be added to
muffins. Among the most popular
nowadays are the vegetable and
fruit group comprised of the
zucchini, apple, banana and
pumpkin.
But watch out, because muffins
are experiencing a resurgence
and can be seen on the best tables
featuring the likes of cheese, sour
cream, rhubarb and even
sausage.
Making muffins never has been
a great mystery or challenge, but
the key to making a better batter
is In the mining Liquid
Ingredients should be blended into
the dry ingredients at the last
possible moment before baking,
and then stirred by hand just until
the dry ingredients are
moistened. Stirring too long will
produce tougher muffins. The
longer the unbaked batter sits,
the longer the gluten (levening
agent) has to break down. Believe
It or not. It's okay if the batter is
lumpy.
If your muffins are as hard as
there probably was too
much flour added and not enough
liquid. Stirring too long and hard
also will produce rock-alikes with
the professionals saying that a 10-
15 second stir is really all that's
needed
MUFFINS THAT ARE flat and
spread out all over the top of tins
are usually filled too full. Experts
recommend filling muffin tins
and cups only H full for optimum
results. Also, too much liquid and
not enough dry Ingredients will
make a flatter product
On occasion, even I produce
muffins that pop out of the oven
as tall as the Ran Can only to fall
as flat as a soggy pancake. Again,
too little flour can be the culprit
And lastly, if your muffins are not
browning evenly, make sure that
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• Franklin — Franklin Cider
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• Holly — Dtehl's Orchard &
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• Oakland Township — Goodison
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• Rochester — Rochester Cider
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• Rochester Hills - Yates Cider
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Utica — Middleton Cider Mill.
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• Dearborn — Martinsville Cider
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• New Boston — Apple Charlie s
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and Cider Mill. 40026 Willow
Road. 654-8893.
• Northvllle — Foreman Orchards,
50050 W. Seven Mile Road.
349-1256 Parmenter's Northville
Cider Mill, 714 Baseline. 349-3181.
• Plymouth — Plymouth Orchards
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2290
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• Dexter — Frank s Orchard,
6146 Dexter-Ann Arbor Road, 662-
5064 Lakeview Farm it Cider Mill.
12075 Island Lake Road. 426-2782.
• Manchester - Alber Orchard
& Cider Mill. 13011 Bethel Church
Road, 428-7758.
• Milan — Wasem Fruit Farm,
6580 Judd Road. 482-2342.
• Saline - Windy Ridge Orchard
and Cider Mill. 9375 Saline-Milan
Road. 429-7111.
• Ypsilanti — Wiard's Orchards
Inc., 5565 Merritt Road, 482-7744.
MACOMB
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Creek Orchard & Cider Mill. 78777
Coon Creek Road, 784-5062.
• Richmond - Pankiewicz
Farms. 10387 Lindsey Road, 727-
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• Romeo — Hy's Cider Mill, 6350
Thirty-Seven Mile Road, 798-3611
Stoney Creek Orchard & Cider Mill.
2961 W. 32 Mile Road, 752-2453
Verellen Orchards. 63260 Van Dyke,
752-2989.
List of cider mills is based upon
information from AAA Michigan,
plus other sources.
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Alaska produces about 90 percent
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NEXT IN LINE (or Michigan favorite
is the Paula Reds. The apple
was named after an orchard owner's
wife, Pauline, and, again, this is a
great all-purpose apple with a more
tart flavor than Jonathans and a'
more blush-colored flesh.
There's no secret why Michigan
apple lovers enjoy the third most
popular variety, dubbed tbe Mcintosh.
This apple has a snappy flavor
coupled with an unmatched orchardfresh
aroma All the benefits of the
Macintosh were nearly lost to history.
Seems that in the early 1800s,
Ontario farmer John Mcintosh found
some interesting apple trees on his
land and transplanted them to his
garden. Only one of the trees survived.
All the millions of Mcintosh trees
planted since then owe their heritage
to that one lonely survivor. Also considered
an all-purpose apple, it's
loaded with juice, and the aroma
makes for the best-tasting and bestsmelling
apple pies around.
Coming around the corner a little
later this fall will be Michigan's
growing crop of Ida Reds. This cross
between Jonathan and Wagener
varieties was developed at the Idaho
Experiment Station and introduced
commercially in 1942. The Ida Reds
are late-ripeners. usually not coming
into the Michigan picture till mid-
Statistics show that
the apple has become
the fruit most favored
by American
consumers, with more
than 93 percent of the
families purchasing
apples regularly.
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This apple was developed by Dr
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between Mcintosh and Delicious and
was developed for excellent storage
under controlled conditions, in addition
to being mild, medium-sized and
a very attractive nearly red/solid
red color Best for eating fresh, it
also can be used for baking and
cooking because its firmer flesh
tends to hold up well during cooking.
One of our state's best cooking-apples
in the Rome variety (also called
Rome Beauty). This medium-tolarge
variety holds its shape, maintains
its firmness and retains its
lovely texture during the baking process.
Michigan is considered a forerunner
in innovative technologies and
improved cultivation techniques,
which aid in the development of new
varieties. Gaining in popularity
among Michigan favorites are the
Winesap, ooe of the oldest known
varieties in America, brought here
from Washington State and New
York, and the Mutsu-Crispin, a Japanese
variety that is light green to
yellow in color, with a delicate spicy
taste, having the barest hint of anise.
Last but certainly not least on the
list of home-grown Michigan apples
are the Northern Spy and Cortland
varieties. More popular in other apple-growing
areas around tbe country,
these varieties are available
through some selected Michigan apple
growers.
But why are apples so popular
Statistic show that the apple has become
the fruit most favored by
American consumers, with more
than 93 percent of the families buying
apples regularly. The average
American eats more than 18 pounds
of apples or apple products yearly,
well behind the average Dutchman
who consumes a whopping 100
pounds per year.
APPLE CAKE
1 ^ cup oil
2 caps sngar
2 teaspoons vanilla
3 eggs, beaten
3 cups sliced apples (thin)
3 cups flour
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon baking soda
2 teaspoons cinnamon
1 teaspoon nutmeg
1 cup chopped walnuts
Pour oil into a large bowl Stir in
sugar, vanilla, eggs and apples. Mix
well. Sift together the dry ingredients.
Add dry ingredients to apple
mixture, then add the nuts. Stir to
mix, about 15 seconds. Pour into a
lightly greased 9-by-13-inch pan
Bake at 350 degrees for 1 hour
IF YOU EVER really doubted the
facts, you would be surprised to
know that the average apple has 81
calories and is chock-full of good
dietary fiber, Vitamin A, potassium
and carbohydrates while having zip
in cholesterol and negligible
amounts of fat and sodium.
Apples are great for denUl health
They clean and massage the gums
much like a natural toothbrush. Apples
actually can reduce tooth decay,
eliminating 96 7 percent of the bacteria
in the mouth, compared to
three minutes with a toothbrush,
plus a mouth rinse, eliminating only
64 3 percent of the mouths bacteria
Anyway you slice it, Michigan apples
are the best.
FRESH BLENDER APPLESAUCE
4 apples, peeled, quartered, cored
> 4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
cup water
3 tablespoons honey
Place all -the ingredients in a
blender and blend till smooth Serve
at room temperature or chill. Makes
3 cups
Apple recipes were provided by
the Michigan Apple Committee
For more information about
Michigan apples, including some
great recipes, send a self-addressed.
stamped envelope to
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13105 Schavey Road. Suite No. 5.
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Small yet special production from Burgundy
Burgundy is not France's largest
wine region, but it is its most fabled.
Tbe legendary aspects may cloud
our view of tbe region's relatively
small wine production.
Tbe region's premium acreage,
tbe Cote d'Or, is 30 miles long. Annual
wine production is about one-tenth
that of Bordeaux.
Burgundy's major white wine is
produced from cbardonnay, while
tbe reds are made from pinot noir.
Just over 200 years ago. the
French Revolution wrought tbe single
most important transfiguration
on Burgundy's vineyards. The vineyards
were confiscated from church
and monastery ownership and put to
piecemeal auction. Today, the system
of small ownership prevails.
Tbe great vineyards remain intact
as appellations, but they are divided
among multiple proprietors.
Cote d'Or wines are classified as
gr.and cm. premier cru and village
wines. The quantity of grand cru
Burgundy wines cannot possibly satisfy
world demand for the wines
from this region. In recent years,
prices of Burgundy wines have es-
- calated in double-digit percentages
annually.
Burgundy's system of labeling tbe
region's wines is dependent on geography
If you are not familiar with
this geography, the easiest way to
select good wines is by tbe name of
tbe producer or the shipper Below,
we discuss several reputable producers
and recommend a wine from
each.
Maisoo Louis Jadot was founded
in 1859 by the man whose name it
bears. Two succeeding generations
of Jadots built the company reputation
In 1962. when Louis Auguste
Jadot died, survived only by his wife,
she appointed Andre Gagey as managing
director.
The winery is in the heart of
Beaune. where technical director
Jacques Lardiere oversees three cellars.
one of which dates back to 1477.
In contrast, the most recent cellar,
completed in 1986. is ultra high-tecb
In 1880, Joseph Dreuhin bought
the business rights of a wine firm
founded in 1756 and bestowed his
name on the enterprise. Today. Robert
Drouhin, third-generation family
member, leads the Burgundy house
standing at the center of the old part
of Beaune within the inner circle of
the ancient Roman fortifications.
John Mongeard represents tbe
eighth generation of his family to
produce wines at Domaiae
Moogeard-Mugneret in the Cote de
Nuits. He is a distinguished proprietor.
producing barely 10,000 cases
annually of outstanding wines from
a host of appellations in which his
family owns small vineyard parcels.
When a proprietor works his own
land, there is a conscientiousness
that cannot be achieved by hiring
people as the large negotiants are
forced to do." Mongeard said. "I'm
not saying that all small producers
in Burgundy make top wines. Hard
work and dedication are complementary
to the knowledge of the
vineyards and how to make the
wines."
His production of pinot noir makes
traditional use of one and two-yearold
barrels except for the Riche-
focus on wine
Eleanor and
I Ray Heald
bourg, where 100 percent new-barrel
toasty oak enriches the fruit components
of tbe wine. "This wine is always
powerful and round,"
Mongeard said. "The fruit can support
the tannin of young wood. The
terroxr is tbe difference in quality
for Richebourg."
At Domaine Louis Trapet, Jean
Trapet is the fifth generation to direct
this prestigious estate whose beginning
dates to 1680 in the village
of Chambolle- Musigny
Until the end of the 1940s, Louis
Trapet sold his harvest in barrels to
the local Burgundy trade. In the early
1950s, the Domaine began bottling
small quantities. For the last decade
and a half, the entire production of
7,500 cases has been Domaine bottled
and 50 percent is exported. The
portion remaining in France is co-
WINE SELECTIONS OF THE
WEEK
1988 Louis Jadot Cbardonnay,
Bourgogne Blanc ($12) shows ripe
apple aromas, fresh fruit flavors
and a solid finish.
1988 Joseph Drouhin Saint-
Romaia (112.75) boasts lively aromas
of butter and toasty oak. Rich
fruit components are supported by
solid structure and tbe finish of this
white Burgundy is long and flavorful.
1987 Mongeard-Mogneret Vosne
veted by Michelin three-star restaurants.
Blackberry and berry fruit distinguishes
Tra pet's young Chambertin
appellation wines. They develop a
complex, concentrated, extracted
character as they mature, yet they
finish delicate, elegant and long.
"While people will generalize for
France and claim the 1986 and 1988
vintages as very good, most will forget
that 1987 was very good in Burgundy."
Trapet said.
The Corton and Ladoix properties
of the Domaine Prince de Merode
have been in the family since the
Romance, Le» Orveaux, Premier
Cru (»S0) is a wine rich, red berry
character that lingers in the taste
memory long after being swallowed.
1987 Louis Trapet Latiicieres-
Chambertin, Grand Cru ($56) has
deep, delicious cherry fruit complemented
by intriguing smokeyoak
aromas.
1987 Prince de Merode Pommard,
Ckw de la Platiere, Premier
Cru ($34) exhibits exuberant cherry
fruit flavors in a fresh, juicy style.
mid-17th century The family castle
in Serrigny is the site of wine production
today by the seventh-generation
Prince de Merode.
Wines from an average of 28-yearold
vines, with a total production
less than 4.000 cases annually, have
been estate bottled since 1959.
"To make quality Burgundy wines,
the proprietor must know the terrotr,"
claims Prince de Merode
""This is the distinct advantage of
ownership and wine production for a
few manageable vineyard parcels
We know these vines intimately."
Michigan Chili Cookoff comes up with some winners
A tasty hot chili by Joe Swiderski
of Wyandotte took first place at the
recent 12th annual Michigan Chili
Cookoff at tbe Lark restaurant in
West Bloomfield.
Other winners were Carl Brenner
of Detroit, second place; Frank
Klancnik of Walled Lake, third
place; Ralph King of Dexter, fourth
place, and Jim Weller of Rockford.
111., fifth plare. Best Booth Award
went to CarrtJrenner of Detroit and
the Showmanship award, to Frank
Klancnik of Walled Lake, for the
Smoke in the Hole chili team.
Judges included Ethel Simmons,
food and entertainment editor for
the Observer & Eccentric Newspapers.
Here's tbe recipe for Joe Swiderski's
prize-winning chili.
Muffins a treat throughout the day
See Larry Janes' column Taste
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1 tablespoon sugar
V* teaspoon salt
Mi cup Cheddar cheese, grated
1 cup milk
3 tablespoons melted butter
Stir together all the dry ingredients.
Add cbeddar cheese and mix
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syrup, I always end up burning one
part of my body By the way, mommas
never do.
The next step is to bring the sugar,
corn syrup, water and cinnamon
stick to a boil. This is easy Boil for
four minutes This is easy too
Using a candy thermometer, insert
the tip into the bubbling sugar
mixture This is usually where the
first burn will occur, especially if it's
boiling too hard.
No matter what happens, you are
not allowed to stir the mixture once
it begins to boil. Again, this is some
cardinal sin contrived by chefs who
didn't want to dirty another spoon
Supposedly, stirring will make the
syrup grainy
Keep inserting the candy thermometer
until tbe temperature
reaches 280 degrees. It is at this
point that the boiling sugar mixture
will increase temperature at dramatic
levels. Don't even think of
burning yourself now. for you have
crossed a point of no return.
Once the thermometer reads 290
degrees (also called "hard crack"
stage) you can remove the pot and
place it over another pot with a little
hot water in it. This will hold the
RED CANDY APPLES
(from "Apples. Apples, Apples" by
Judith Comfort and Kathy Chute,
Doubleday Press, 1986. $12 95.
4 medium apples
2 caps white sagar
cap light corn syrup
1 cap water
One 3-lnch cinnamon stick
Red food coloring
Wooden skewers
Wash apples and dry with a soft
temperature for a few seconds while
you run around the kitchen franticaly
looking for the recipe.
REMOVE THE cinnamon stick
using long-handled pliers or tongs.
Add red food coloring, a few drops at
a time, stirring after every addition
until the desired redness is achieved.
How much is enough 7 Do you want a
pink candy apple or a red one? Momma
adds a little more than a tablespoon
At this point, you are ready to dip
the skewered apples into the mixture.
Of course, you will find that if
you used too large a pot. tbe syrup
won't be deep enough to cover the
apples and you will have to reach for
a spoon to drizzle some syrup over
the top. Too bad. By now the mixture
has cooled and it is becoming so hard
you almost have to yank the apple
off the bottom of the pot. Like I said,
it's always best to have Momma
nearby Continue with remaining apples
if you can.
Once the apples are dipped, simply
place on waxed paper or a
buttered piece of foil or cookie sheet
to harden. Guess what, the recipe
only makes four candy apples, and if
the apples are really big. it will only
make three. Go back to step one.
cloth. Mix sugar, corn syrup, water
and cinnamon stick on the top of a
double boiler Bring to a boil and
cook, covered, for 3 minutes. Uncover
and cook, without stirring, until a
hard ball stage is reached, approximately
290 degrees. Remove cinnamon
stick. Stir in food coloring
and dip apples into mixture Place
on greased pans or foil and allow to
harden Enjoy
Chefs note: Recipe can easily
be doubled.
2 kinds of squash paired
The following recipe is from the
article "Straightening Out
Squash" in the September issue
of Gourmet magazine.
This dish has a~HOTBfytngTy
creamy center and crusty finish.
CRISP SQUASH GRATLN
1 small garlic clove, minced
1 tablespoon pi as 1 teaspoon all-parpose
flour
Vh teaspoon dried summer savory,
sage, or marjoram, crumbled
1 teaspoon coarse kosher salt
2 Mi pounds Calabaxa or Batternat
squash, halved, the seeds and strings
discarded, and the squash cat into
chunks, peeled, and cat into Vi-inch
dice (ahoat 6 cups)
2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
In a small bowl combine well the
garlic, the flour, the summer savory,
the salt and pepper to taste. In a
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over the mixture, cover the dish
tightly with foil, and cut 3 slits in the
foil for steam vents. Bake the squash
mixture in the upper third of a
preheated 325 degree oven for 40
minutes, remove the foil, and toss
the mixture gently. Increase the heat
to 400 degrees and bake the squash
mixture, uncovered, for 40 minutes
more, or until it is browned lightly.
Serves 4.
Brushing canola oil prevents
foods from sticking on grill
AP - Everything from bread to
fruit tastes better when it's cooked
on the grill. To prevent these foods
from sticking, brush canola oil on
tbe grill's surface before cooking.
Shrimp should always be grilled in
their shells for two to three minutes
to retain moisture. For clams, oysters
and mussels, spread them out
on the grill and cover, leaving the
top and bottom vents half open.
Their shells will pop when done,
about five to 15 minutes.
To ensure your shellfish are fresh,
check that the shells are tightly
closed before cooking. For added flavor,
marinate shrimp in a Cajun or
light barbecue marinade.
Other suggestions
e For a mild flavor, marinate
poultry and meats for SO minutes
prior to cooking. Use extra marinade
to baste food while grilling. This will
keep the meats from drying out. For
a stronger flavor, marinate poultry
and meats for two to 24 hours. If
marinating for more than one hour,
be sure to place foods in tbe refrigerator
• Vegetables contain little fat, so
be sure to brush them with oil before
placing them on tbe grill. For easy
turning, place vegetables in a hinged
grilling basket. Grill vegetables
first, so they won't absorb meat flavors
from the grill, then serve at
room temperature.
• Place pineapple rings on the
grill next to halved, pitted peaches,
apricots and pears, cut side down.
After two or three minutes, remove
the fruit. Sprinkle with cinnamon.
• Grill a multigrain or crusty
French bread on the grill. Lightly
brush the bread with oil and sprinkle
with garlic powder or chopped basil.
Grill until each side is a golden
brown.
Yogurt cheese a neat snack
AP - Tangy in flavor, high In calcium
but low in fat, yogurt cheese
makes a terrific snack The texture
of the cheese is similar to thick sour
cream. Only yogurt that contains no
gelatin will drain and thicken to
make the cheese, so check the yogurt
label before you buy.
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Monday, September 24. 1990 O&E
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Ruete saves Salem; Chiefs at their best
Sarah Ruete is considered the "go-to"
player when the Plymouth Salem girls basketball
team needs a big play.
The senior wing came through Wednesday
night, making two free throws with seven
seconds remaining, as the Rocks averted an
upset at Northville, 34-32.
The Mustangs got a pair of three-point
baskets from Karen Pump and then Kate
Holstein in the last minute to force a tie.
Yolanda Jackson, who led Salem with 14
points, missed two free throws, but Ruete
grabbed the rebound on the second shot, also
was fouled and sank both attempts.
"Northville is playing very well right
now." Salem coach Fred Thomann said.
"They played us very, very tough."
Ruete finished with nine points for the
Rocks. 2-0 in the Western Lakes Activities
Association and 6-2 overall. Holstein had a
game-high 15 points.
Thomann had praise for the play of Chris-
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the week ahead
2nd-half rally lifts S C
PREP FOOTBALL
Friday. Sapt 28
FarmMglon at N. Farmington. 3:30 p.m.
Noriftv*a at Farm. Harrison. 3 30 p.m.
B.H. Cranbrook at Ctarsncavlla 7 30 p.m
Dbn Edaai Ford a« Gardan Ctty. 7:30 p.m
Radford Union at Jackaoo N'waat. 7 30 p.m.
Rail Thurston at Taylor Truman. 7 30 p.m
Wayne Memorial at BeMavMa. 7:30 p.m
Pty Canton at Uv ChurcNB. 7:30 p.m.
Uw Stevenson at Pty Salem. 7:30 p.m
W L Central at Westland Glenn, 7 30 p.m.
Uv Franklin vs. Walled LaHe Western
at Walled Lake Central. 7:30 p.m.
Saturday. Sept 29
Luth. Westland at Roch Luth NW, 1pm.
Brnrxjo Borgess vs. Rrv Gab R»charc)
at RU's Kraft Field. 7:30 p.m.
Redlord CC vs Detroit DePorres
at L>v ClarenceviDe. 7 30 p.m.
Sunday. Sept. 30
St. Agatha at Allen Pk Cabrint. t p.m.
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Tuesday. Sept 25
Huron Valley at A-A GjeenNBs, TBA
Luth Westland at Roch. Luth NW, 5 p.m.
Ply. Christian at S'heW Christian, 7 p.m
B.H. Klngswood at Clarencevilte, 7 p.m.
B.H. Andover at Liv Churchill, 7 p.m.
Redlord Union at Liv Stevenson. 7 p.m.
Birm. Seaholm at Farm«ngton. 7 p.m.
W Bloomfieia at N Farmington, 7 p.m.
Waterlord Mott at Farm Harrison, 7 p.m.
Westland Glenn at Garden City. 7 p.m.
Trenton at Wayne Memorial, 7 p.m.
Fled. Thurston at Tayior Truman, 7 p.m
Dei Benedictine at St Agatha, 7-30 p m
Brsftop Borgess at A.P. Caboni. 7 30 p.m,
Livonia Ladywood vs. Troy Hign
at Redlord CC. 7 30 p.m
Thursday, Sept. 27
Luth Westland at G P Liggett, 4.30 p.m.
Ctareacevflle at Harper Woods, 5 30 p.m,
Northville at Liv Churchill. 7 p.m.
Liv. Franklin at Farm HarTison. 7pm
Farmington at Liv Stevenson. 7 p.m.
N. Farmington at Westland Glenn. 7 p.m
W L. Western at Ply. Canton. 7 p.m.
Ply. Saiem at W.L Central. 7 p.m
Dbn Edsel Ford at Garden City, 7 p.m.
Wayne Memorial at Wyandotte, 7 p.m
Red. Thurston at Metondale. 7 p.m.
Det DePorresat St Agatha. 7:30 p.m.
Bish Borgess at Riv Gab. Richard; 7 30 p.m.
Uv Ladywood vs Farm Hills Mercy
at Ftedtord CC. 7 30 p.m.
Friday. Sept 28
Huron Valley at Yp» Calvary, 7pm
Pty Christian vs Warren Bethesda
at Lowell Junior High. 7 30 p.m
BOYS SOCCER
Monday, Sept 24
Dbn Edsel Ford at Garden City. 4p.m
Trenton al Liv Franklin. 4pm
Liv Churchill at N. Farmington. 5 30pm
Farmington at Farm Harrison. 5 pm,
W L Western at Liv. Stevenson, 7pm
Pty Canton at W.L. Central, 7pm
Ply Salem at Northville, 7 p.m.
Tuesday, Sept. 25
Huron Valley at Maoomb Christian, 4.30 p m
Pty. Christian at Hamtramc l.C 4 30 p.m.
Wednesday. Sept 26
Garden City at Redtord Union, 4 p.m
Huron VaWey at Mich School-Deaf 4 30 p.m.
Liv Franklin al Farminglon. 5:30 p.m
Farm Harrison al Lrv Churchill, 7 p.m
Liv, Stevenson at Pty Canton, 7 p.m
N Farmington vs Walled Lake Western
at Walled Lake Central. 7 p.m.
Thursday, Sept 27
Dbn Hts. Fairlane at Red Thurston, 4 p.m.
Friday. Sept 28
Redtord CC vs. Univ. ot Detroit-Jesuit
al Bell Creek Park. 4 p.m.
B H Roeper at Huron Valley 4 30 p.m.
S Lyon at Garden City (J* High). 4 30 p.m
Ply Canton at A A. Huron. 5 30 p.m.
Saturday, Sept. 29
Troy Athens at Pty Salem. 1 p.m
MEN S COLLEGE SOCCER
Saturday. Sept. 29
Schoolcraft at Delta CC, 1 p.m
WOMEN'S COLLEGE SOCCER
Wednesday, Sept. 26
Schoolcraft at Olivet College. 4 p. m
Saturday. Sept. 29
Hope College at Schoolcraft, 1 p.m
WOMEN'S COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL
Monday. Sept 24
Hillsdale at Madonna College. 7 30 p.m
Tuesday. Sept 25
Schoolcraft at Oakland CC, 6 p.m.
Siena Hts. al Madonna College, 7 p.m.
Thursday, Sept. 27
Schoolcraft at Henry Ford CC. 6 p.m
Madonna College at Spring Arbor. 7 pm.
Saturday. Sept 29
S'craft. Madonna at Aquinas Tourney, 9 a.m.
ByCJ.Maafc
staff writer
No big adjustments were needed. No major
strategic moves.
Instead, Schoolcraft College men's soccer coach
Van Dimitriou gave some very simple, very basic
advice to his team after a scoreless first half in
Saturday s showdown against visiting Macomb
Community College.
"All I said was concentrate on keeping the ball
on the ground," said Dimitriou. "Their backs were
much bigger than we were, and with the wind, I
thought that would be to our advantage.''
Indeed it would. In fact, such an adjustment
seemed obvious. "That's tbe nature of the beast,"
said Dimitriou. "It can be difficult to tell an entire
team something like that while play is going on."
SC did reorganize at the break, though. It
showed in the first few seconds of the second half.
The Ocelots took the kickoff and put together a
half-dozen passes — seemingly more than they
completed in the entire first half — in a streak
that ended with Chris Crawford punching the ball
into the net for the game's first score.
SC ADDED a goal in the closing mjnutes to post
a 2-0 victory, putting the Ocelots one up in the
annual home-and-home series that always decides
soccer
who will represent Region 12 at the National Jun-
ior College Athletic Association Inter-regional
Tournament.
This pivotal win can be chalked up to experi-
ence. For the most part, it was the sophomores
who made the difference for SC. Two in particular
came to the forefront sweeper Dave Dinglie and
forward Khaled Zeidan.
Dinglie was, in a word, unbeatable. He was the
glue of the Ocelot defense and — in a first half
that could have been disastrous for SC — he was
the difference.
Macomb had the better of the play during the
opening 45 minutes. But Dinglie filled his role as
the last line of defense in front of the keeper by
defusing almost every Monarch offensive thrust
before it reached the dangerous stage.
Those Dinglie didn't ruin, it should be aoted,
freshman keeper Scott Hauman was equal to.
Hauman made a diving save on a direct free kick
in the early stages of the match and another on a
hard shot by Justin Nevarez.
HAUMAN "S DEFLECTION of Nevarez's at
tempt bounced to Edson Zapata, but Zapata's put
back - Macomb's best chance to tie tbe match -
slid wide. . ,
With time slipping away, Monarch coach Mick
Lakatoa knew more offensive pressure was going
to be needed Which, of course, meant more gaps
in Macomb's defense - and considering the prob-
lems Zeidan had been causing (he and Bob Hayes
assisted on Crawford's goal), such a move would
be a gamble
But Zeidan had been misfiring. SC's best scor-
ing chance in the first half ended with the Livonia
Churchill grad whiffing on a point-blank shot
With less than 20 minutes remaining in the match,
another Zeidan shot was deflected wide.
There were seven minutes left when Zeidan got
loose down the left side and was tripped just out-
side the penalty area Jeff VanDemergel took the
indirect free kick, tipping tbe ball to Zeidan -
who looped it over Macomb's defensive wall for
the goal.
The victory improved SC's record to 5-1-1 over-
all, 3-0 in the region — a game ahead of Macomb
(2-1). Which is just where Dimitriou wanted to be
— in the driver's seat
"I'd like to think that's where we are," Dimi-
triou said "And I'd like to stay there."
Pilots frustrate CC
Continued from Page 1
college sports
Canton runners coast
Maisonneuve, ooe of the state's top seniors, scored the goal when be bead-
ed a pass from Dale Baginski into tbe CC net, shortly after a goal kick by CC.
Boots, upset by the Shamrocks inability to clear the ball out of their zone,
gave some of the credit to his players for the goal.
"We had an assist on that goal," be said. "We don't think sometimes."
Brian Fulton finished DeLaSalie's scoring later in the second half, giving
the Pilots a commanding, $-0 lead. CC's only goal came with about 10 min-
utes left when Brendan Sullivan re-directed a corner kick by Zavagnin into
DeLaSalle's net.
The goal was one of the few bright spots for the Shamrocks, who used
three strikers — Sullivan, Rich Walosz and Dana Orsucci — instead of ooe to
try to generate more offense in the mud.
Plymouth Canton kicked off its
campaign for another Western Divi-
sion girls cross country title Wednes-
day, achieving a perfect score
against host Farmington Hills Harri-
son, 15-50.
Amy Smith paced the Chiefs with
a first-place time of 22:05 at Oak-
land Community College. Kim Gu-
deth was second (22:22), Heather
Meyer third (22:45), Lana BorodltSClT
fourth (23:20) and Lara Antczak fifth
(23:52).
Acting as blockers for Canton, 2-0
overall in dual meets, were Carolyn
Way in sixth place (25:07) and Nicole
Kozma in seventh (25:33).
"We hadn't run the course before,
90 we didn't know what to expect,"
Canton coach George Przygodski
said. "But the kids ran well, and
we're looking to improve week by
week."
The Chiefs, champions of the
Western Division for four consecu-
tive years, anticipate a showdown
with Walled Lake Western, the
winner of the Schoolcraft Invitation-
al, for division honors on Thursday,
Oct. 11.
Harrison's top runner was Carrie
Hentnik (25:50).
PLYMOUTH SALEM also had an
easy time on the cross country
course Wednesday, coasting by
Westland John Glenn 15-49 at Cass
Benton Park.
The Rocks, 1-0 in the Lakes Divi-
sion and 1-1 overall, captured the top
six places led by Stacy Witthoffs
winning time of 21:34.
Cory Gulkewicz was second
CmpliUu tiurd (22:34), 4,
BOOTS THOUGHT tbe ploy worked — but not for long.
"I thought we completely dominated the first 20 minutes, then they scored
the cheap goal and we lost concentration,'' he said. "Sullivan is normally my
sweeper back but Tm pretty creative and I was trying to generate some-
thing. You have only so much space and you try to fill it the best way you
can."
(21:55), Jill
Beth Turomsha fourth (22:47), Emily
Farrell fifth (22:5«) and Kelly
Morante sixth (22:59).
Salem's Julie Cutting took eighth
place (24:14) and Andrea Kinnelly
10th (25:20). Glenn got two of tbe
first 10 spots, Tina Hooeycut finish-
ing seventh (23:55) and Jennifer
Caplis ninth (24:51).
PLYMOUTH SALEM recorded a
perfect score Wednesday in its first
Lakes Division boys cross country
meet winning 15-50 over Westland
John Glenn at Cass Benton Park.
John Thomas took first-place hon-
ors with a 16:57 time for the Rocks,
1-1 overall. Also scoring for Salem in
the next four places were Steve
Boudreau (17:55), Mike Patterson
(17:58), Derek Cudini (17:58) and
Andy Hellmers (18:01).
Salem swimmers win
Mandi Ras won the 50-yard freestyle and anchored two winning relay
Thursday to lead Plymouth Salem to its third dual-meet victory in
girls swimming.
Ras swam the freestyle sprint in 27.17 as the Rocks, who raised their
record to 3-1, defeated Dearborn 98-88. The Piooedrs are 1-2.
Ras followed Carrie Vanderweele, Amy Austin and Candi Bosse in the
200 medley relay, and the Rocks finished in 2:01.83.
Salem also won the 200 freestyle relay with Tonl Lupo, Julie Hickey,
Jackie Schantz and Ras combining for a 1:51.79 time.
Hickey also won the 100 freestyle in 59.73 and had a pair of second
places. She was runner-up in the 200 freestyle at 2:10.83, and Candi
Bone, Hickey, Jane Seidelman and Nicole Boase had a season-best time
of 3:59.7 in the 400 freestyle relay.
Candi Bosse got second place in the 200 individual medley (2:27.07) and
the 100 freestyle (1:05.32).
Other seconds were recorded by Nicole Bosse in the 50 freestyle
(27.53), Kim McCormick in diving (188.05) and Kristin Stackpoole in the
backstroke (1:08.1).
The Rocks didn't make any state cuts Thursday, but tbe times are
coming down, according to coach Chuck Olson.
For a team with a strong tradition
In NCAA Division I-AA football.
Holy Cross College got off to a slow
start - 0-1-1. But with performanc-
es like the ooe turned in by junior
cornerback Chris Kovath (Redford
Catholic Central) in a 24-7 loss to
Army Sept 15, that's bound to
change.
Kovath had a career-best 19 tac-
kles and forced a fumble. For the
season, Kovath has 22 tackles . . .
Pete Mazzoai (Livonia Stevenson),
Adrian's senior quarterback, started
this season where he left off the last
two, when he was chosen to the all-
Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic
Association football team. Mazzoni
was MIAA player of tbe week for his
play in Adrian's season-opening 20-0
win at Heidelberg College.
Mazzoni hit 21-of-29 passes for 251
yards and two touchdowns against
Heidelberg. For the season, he is 20-
of-48 (542 percent) for 366 yards,
with three TDs and two intercep-
tions. Adrian improved to z-u Dy eag-
ing Defiance College 7-6, with Maz-
zoni firing a 66-yard scoring strike
to Richard Benson.
Mazzoni is ranked third in passing
and fifth in total offense in the MIAA
Now for some soccer notes:
Carrie Maier (Farmington) is
making ber mark as a freshman at
Wisconsin, ranked 10th among wom-
en's teams in tbe NCAA. Maier led
the team through four games (three
of them wins) with three assists. Two
oi uiose came in a 3-0 win over
Wright State Sept. 9.
Dos Koootx (Plymouth Canton).
University of Detroit's senior goal-
keeper, recorded his first shutout of
the season last Wednesday when the
Titans bested Notre Dame 2-0.
Koontz had a 3.15 goals-against av-
erage prior to the match, but had
been tested often. U-D improved to
1-3
Dennis McCarthy (North Farming-
ton), Western Michigan's senior
keeper, made five saves — ooe on a
penalty kick — and carded his first
career shutout in the Broncos' sea-
son-opening 8-0 triumph over
Goshen College Sept. 7. McCarthy
had four more saves in a 3-0 loss to
Brooklyn College Sept. 9.
Craig Bailey (Farmington), a soph-
omore at Central Michigan, collect-
ed two goals and an assist in the
Chlppewas' 4-3 Overtime win over
Albion and a 5-3 loss to Miami (of
Ohio). Bailey had three goals and
two assists for CMU, which started
1-3.
Randy Balconi, a junior midfield-
er at Wittenberg College in Spring-
field, Ohio, scored three goals in the
Tigers' win over Cincinnati Bible
Sept 7. Wittenberg improved to 4-1
with the victory.
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Antiques and lace:
A B&B experience
By John Monaghan
special writer
Time was. you had to drive three or four hours to
reach a favorite bed-and-breakfast destination. Now.
as three inns in Detroit, Northville and Milford have
proven the B&B experience is getting closer to your
own backyard.
Located off Jefferson Avenue near Belle Isle, The
Blanche House Inn counts Coleman Young and other
prominent Detroiters among its neighbors. Tbe eightroom
inn has experienced great success, especially
with business travellers.
"A lot of them look for a way to break from the
impersonal chain hotel," said innkeeper Mary Jean
Shannon 'They come here for the personality. We remember
their names, often become good friends, and
provide all the amenities of a hotel — and more.''
Mary Jean and her son Sean both had nine-to-five
jobs before purchasing the 1905 Blanche House and the
1898 "castle" next door. She was an interior decorator
for properties on Mackinac Island. He was a budget
analyst at Chrysler.
The renovation has been a labor of love for the Shannons.
who appreciate Detroit's historic architecture.
"We basically did all the work on The Blanche House
ourselves," Sean said. "On the castle renovation. I'm
more of a general contractor."
THE EXTERIOR and landscaping have been low
priorities, so you may be disappointed when approaching
the tatty lawn and peeling paint of The Blanche
House's colonial revival facade. Walking inside, however,
you will find an exquisitely decorated inn.
Paintings, piints, and fresli fluwets accent the antique-filled
guest rooms, many named for Detroit historical
figures. The Stanton Canal River Room, after
original owner Marvin Stanton, is one of two rooms
affording a riverside view.
The Snuggery, the third-floor suite, offers pastel-colored,
hand-painted murals, a house-warming gift executed
by a Kentucky cousin of the Shannons. This is the
priciest room at $105 per night. All rooms include full
breakfast with fresh fruit, juice, baked goods and an
entree, perhaps quiche, French toast or cheese strata
Restoration is in full force at the castle, which architect
Louis K am per patterned after a castle in Ireland.
The Shannons hope to have guest rooms open by fall.
On the weekends, scaffolding and paint brushes are set
aside as the castle hosts catered weddings and banquets
on its first floor.
Both homes were once part of the Detroit University
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of the Ford family among its pupils. The building
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Multiple residential zoning made things a lot
easier when tbe Shannons purchased tbe home as a
prospective inn in 1988.
INNKEEPERS SUSAN Lipine and Don Mroz came
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THE BLANCHE
HOUSE INN
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Detroit
Phone:
822-7090
Innkeepers Mary
Jean Shannon
and her son
Sean.
Located in the
historic Berry
subdivision near
Belle Isle In
Detroit, the
Blanche House
Inn has eight
bedrooms, each
with s private
bath. The decor
Is late Victorian,
but the Inn has
such
smmenities as
telephones,
television and
sir conditioning.
son House on the back of a restaurant napkin Exactly
one year later, in July 1988, they opened to guests.
"In between, I spent three months doing research
into zoning, feasability. everything,' said Lapine. The
city at the time had no idea how to address a bed and
breakfast, but they were very helpful in pushing it
through "
She was concerned about the reaction of the neighbors.
many of whom opposed the project because of
increased traffic downtown.
"We did cold calls," she explained. "We introduced
ourselves, said we would soon be neighbors, and told
them about our plans."
Today, The Atchison House blends perfectly with the
beautifully preserved small town of Northville. The
talents of several local designers and architects have
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Phone:
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L
at mobs^and mob
Much has been written, and
filmed, about family problems these
days so here's one about three
"GoodFpllas" (B + . R. 145 minutes),
who live, love and bash people
around for their "family." a New
York mob.
The title characters — James
Conway (Robert DeNiro). Tommy
DeVito (Joe Pesci) and Henry Hill
(Ray Liotta) — moonlight outside
the family as well and perpetrate violence
on their own with manic glee.
Nice to see guys enjoying their wort
The film centers on Henry Hill,
the least despicable of the* "Good-
Fellas," whose childhood ambition to
be a mobster and not wait in line like
all the other schnooks in the world is
fulfilled when he is accepted into the
Cicero family. As announced in the
opening credits, "GoodFellas" is
based on a true story including a
multi-million dollar heist at Kennedy
Airport several years ago.
Tbe Cicero Family, of course, is
not organized by conventional familial
standards even though it does
care for its members, have strong
bonds severed only by death and is
headed by a patriarch, Paul Cicero
(Paul Sorvino).
Sorvino's godfather is a gentleman
of great reserve and dignity who, for
the most part, speaks only through
intermediaries. Often his slow, stately
appearance is sufficient to establish
authority. So strong are his commitments
to family and so well does
Sorvino project those commitments
that viewers are warmed by the
paternal /filial relationships that
evolve.
But wait a minute.
These guys are murderers and
thieves who delight in enforcing
their wishes with great and graphically
depicted brutality. While It is
difficult to fault director Martin
Scorsese for telling it like it is -
presumably — "GoodFellas" is a
credible view of mobs and violence
characteristic of 20th century urban
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the pleasure he seems to take in presenting
gangsters as heroic figures.
"GoodFellas" is what used to be
termed a "male movie" — fast and
intense action, fighting, brutality
and continual gratification of adolescent
male desires. Hill takes what be
wants and is well-regarded for it.
Women are highly traditional figures,
sexist stereotypes bearing children.
cooking food and providing
sexual pleasure
But the acting, directing, camerawork,
music and other production
techniques are innovative and 'so
well done that the film is intense and
compelling. "GoodFellas" has an attitude
which glorifies evil by effec-
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with Auschwitz brutality. While fans
of such gangster movies will come
away thinking they've gotten their—
money's worth, they've been sold a
bill of shabby goods.
It is indeed indicative of contemporary
culture that such goods are
well received. The bad guys have become
heroic while violence and brutality
are lauded as teheniques for
achieving success.
Mobsters also figure in "Narrow
Margin" (B. R, 95 minutes), but from
a much more traditional perspective.
Gene Htckmu'i latest film ia
successful and entertaining — a conventional
good D A. versus the mob
story.
Divorcee Carol Hunnicut (Anne
Archer) accidentally witnesses a underworld
execution conducted by
Mr. Big, Leo Watts (Harris Yulin).
She successfully disappears from
Los Angeles and hides out in a cabin
in the Canadian Rockies.
Assistant District Attorney Robert
Caufield (Hackman) tracks her down
to convince her that her only chance
for survival is testifying against
Watts. During that conversation, the
mob attacks led by a pretty slick and
stylish hitman. Nelson (James B.
Sikking).
One of "Narrow Margin's"
shortcomings is tbe overly obvious
fact that only two men — Chief Assistant
District Attorney Martin
Lamer (J.A. Preston) and another
Assistant D.A., James Dahlbeck
(Kevin McNulty) - knew where
Caulfield and Sergeant Dominick
Benti (M. Emmet Walsh) were headed.
That does take the edge off the
mystery.
One thing and another. Caulfield
and Hunnicut escape Nelson's trap
and board the train for Vancouver.
But so do the bad guys and much of
the film is an exciting cat-andmouse
game of hiding on the train as
it travels through "breathtaking vis-
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ALTERNATIVE VIEWING
'Dreams:' An interpretation
By John Monaghan
special writer
Japanese director Akira Kurosawa
is no stranger to the hypnotic
poser of dreams. Several of the films
he's made over the past five decades
have had the effect of existing in another
world — a dream state
In his latest project, "Dreams,"
the director depicts seven dreams
he's had at various stages in his life.
While full of memorable moments, it
should be viewed more out of respect
for the venerable director than
for its merits as great entertainment.
SCREEN SCENE
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"A Salute to Rocky and Bullwinkle,"
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Animator Jay Ward's economical,
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This compilation reunites Dudley
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VIDEO VIEWING
By Dan Green berg
special writer
"Mountains of the Moon" (1990,
color, R. 140 minutes) is one of those
major motion pictures which should
have been better than it was and, becauSe
it wasn't, did very poorly when
released theatrically parlier this
year.
It will be available Thursday, Aug.
30, at your corner video shop with
tbe additional deficit of being an African
adventure whose wide-screen
grandeur translates poorly, if at all,
ca
I
The first sequence. "Sunshine
through tbe Rain." finds a young boy
confronted by life-sized visions of his
sisters' dolls. They perform a
strange dance, full of color and raining
flower petals, that pays homage
to the orchard that once thrived
there.
IN "THE Blizzard," mountainmen
inch through a sea of snow, not sure
how far they are from camp. Collapsed
with exhaustion, one of them
must wrestle with a beautiful vision
of death, whose long black hair
swirls in the wind.
The later episodes — in which a
"Les Parents Terribles)" (France
- 1948). 1 p.m. Sept. 27-30 In a version
of his own play, director Jean
Cocteau cast Yvonne de Bray as the
mother of Jean Marais, who refuses
to let him transfer his love to another
woman. Also ahown, "La Voix
Humaine" (1948). Cocteau's celebrated
one-act monologue starring
Ingrid Bergman. ($2 50/recital hall)
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"School for Scoundrels" (Britain
- 1960), 7 p.m. SepY 24. In this
wicked British comedy, Terry-
Thomas and Alastair Sim take us
to small home screens.
•Mountains of the Moon' is the
epic story of Sir Richard Francis
Burton, one of those larger-than-life
19th century British explorers whose
adventures in Africa were instrumental
in expanding the British Empire.
"Mountains of the Moon" concentrates
on Burton and Lt. John Hanning
Speke and primarily their 1854
expedition searching for the headwaters
of the Nile.
One of the film's problems lies in
its episodic nature — African foot-
-r sH
\ m
single wandering character encounters
bizarre situations - stress
environmental concerns and the futility
of war Dream characters comment
time and again that "people
are so stupid." Not since the '60s has
a major director worn his causes so
openly on his sleeve.
As in the highly personal "Dersu
Uzala" in 1974. the vignettes here
lack the power Kurosawa can display
with a strong narrative. This
isn't to say that there aren't
moments here that rank visually
among Kurosawa's best work.
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Dunne discard their fast-paced Manhattan
lifestyle for rural bliss in
Connecticut only to find their dream
home is a money pit.
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age and adventures, Royal Geographic
Society politics in crediting
travellers for their discoveries and
financing further trips "Credit" involved
publication and the politics
there leads publisher Laurence Oliphant
(Richard E. Grand) to manipulate
Speke and ultimately destroy his
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Jesus
Jones:
Doing
it right
By Larry O'Connor
staff writer
When Jesus Jones begins its first
tour of the United States, band
member Mike Andrews will be
content just to skate by
Not on stage, that is. but rather
on the street. Along with Jesus
Jones' keyboard player Barry D.
the techno-beat Brit is quite the
avid skateboarder
"Your architecture, your streets
. . . they scream to be skateboarded
on," said Andrews, whose band
performs Friday. Sept 28, at Saint
Andrew s Hall in Detroit. "I'm
packing my board right now in
fact"
What the Beach Boys are to surfing,
Jesus Jones' street boys could
be to house music — big. The fiveman
outfit has a sound encompassing
heavy metal, dance and punk
music - all through sampling.
The band's debut LP "Liquidizer"
(SBK) has been lauded for
merging many musical elements
— most notably hip-hop and metal
— while retaining some melodic
quality.
And, unlike other groups that
snarl at comparisons to other
bands, Jesus Jones loves them.
"The more, tbe better," Andrews
said. "We've been compared to
some ludicrous people . Freddie
and the Dreamers, Duran Duran It
makes me feel good because we're
getting such wild ones we must be
doing something right."
TO REFER to Jesus Jones as retrospective
is a misnomer, to call
the outfit futuristic doesn't appeal
to members either.
MUSIC NOTES
The Truncheons are here But
chances are you've seen them before.
At least in other bands.
Karen Monster, Paula Boofford
and Monk: Reynolds (Vertical Pillows).
Carolyne Striho (Detroit Energy
Asylum) and
Raquel Salaysay
(Plasma Bats)
have pooled their
creative talents in
what has to be one
of the best allfemale
bands assembled
in Detroit.
* Monster and
Karen Monster au fronted
their respective former groups
Striho is still the lead singer of DEA.
REVIEWS
FACELESS
WORLD
— U.D.O.
Fasten your seatbelt, this one
rocks The latest CD from the German
heavy metal group U.D.O. is
cglled "Faceless World," and It's energy
packed
Jhe opening song "Heart of Gold"
is probably the best of the 12 on the
album, and it sets the pace for the
rest of the package.
The singer Udo Dirkschneider's
raspy vocal quality sounds almost
like an imitation of Ronnie James
Din Fans of U.DO might remember
IUjn from his former band Accept
"Some of the other tongs like "Blltx
of Lightning" and "System of Life"

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'Margin':lt's entertaining
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Us" in tbe Canadian Rockies
"Narrow Margin" has too many
long shots of the train traveling
through the terrific scenery. What
that does, along with a number ol
slow fades to black, is reduce the intensity
of the chase and continually
draw the audience back and away
from the action. Since there's little
mystery and no romance, the action
needs constant emphasis
As well the film concludes with a
little too much hokum but nonetheless
is entertaining and worth an
evening's trip to the movies.
"Fanny Above Love" (PG-12) is director
Leonard Nimoy's essay on
that very subject with Gene Wilder
as a New York cartoonist married tc
Meg Lloyd (Christine Lahti). Theii
interests in love, marriage and babies
get all mixed up in this comed>
which also feataures Mary Stuart
Masterson.
Despite the New York Times lukewarm
reception, I'm looking forward
to Clint Eastwood's "White
Hunter, Black Heart" (PG) which
screened too late for inclusion in thii
column. Based on Peter Viertel's
novel of the same name - Viertel
collaborated on the screenplay -
"White Hunter. Black Heart," is tinfictionalized
story of how John Huston
ended up in Africa directing Bo
gart and Hepburn in "The African
Queen."
Although James Agee is credited
with the final script, earlier Viertei
worked with Huston on "The African
Queen", screenplay and left under
less than the best circumstances
"White Hunter, Black Heart" should
be an interesting investigation of art.
life, reality and illusion. How often
are films based on novels about
making a motion picture adapted
from another novel, one by C.S. Forester.
Indeed, what is real and how
do we discover the truth about anything''
STILL PLAYING.
"After Dark My Sweet" (R).
Rachel Ward and Bruce Dern in a
thrlling but reckless kidnapping.
•Air America" (B-, R. 105 minutes).
The insanity of war and the human sorrow
of Southeast Asia in a jumbled but
interesting story about two CIA pilots in
Laos.
• Arachnopbobia" (B-. PG-13. 95 nun-
utes).
VIDEO VIEWING
Continued from Page 2
elements and transitional devices to
maintain continuity and a clear
sequence for viewers. But they just
aren't there.
DESPITE A major production
staff led by director/co-writer Bob
Rafelson ("Five Easy Pieces," "King
of Marvin Gardens"), the excellent
cinematography, fine costumes and
credible performances are lost in an
episodic jumble that fails to convey
tbe epic accomplishment these 19th
century heroes achieved in trekking
through "darkest Africa."
Devotees of older motion pictures
are in for a treat this month with the
Aug. 22 debut on home video of 10
MGM/UA films selected by balloting
video dealers nationwide. The
ballot listed 100 titles as yet unre-
1 eased from the vast MGM/UA library.
By rank order, here's the results:
The first choice was "The Tea-
house of the August Moon" (1356,
color, no rating, 123 minutes) with
Marlon Brando, Glenn Ford and Eddie
Albert in a story of the U.S.
Armv on Okinawa shortly after
World War II. No doubt the wellknown
cast and the nostalgia of old
soldiers propelled this one into first
place.
Having visited the actual Teahouse
of the August Moon on Okinawa
in the mid-'50s, I share the nostalgia
despite the fact that it was,
indeed, more than a teahouse and
rather shabby The film, however, is
pretty neat.
Far be it from me to second-guess
why "The White Buffalo" (1977, color,
PG, 97 minutes) is second on this
popularity list Good cast in an unusual
western is the most-likely answer.
CHARLES BRONSON is Wild Bill
Hickok. He and Crazy Horse (Will
Sampson) search for the title animal
of fame and fable. Good supporting
cast includes Jack Warden, Kim Novak,
Stuart Whitman, John Carradine
and Slim Pickens.
Next is the sensitive "A Patch of
Blue" (1965, no rating, 1W& minui
with Shelley Winters, Sidney Potier
and Elizabeth Hartman. Winters
Killer spiders from Venezuela are no
match for Jeff Darnels despite his fear of
furry little, eight-legged creatures
"Darkman'' (A-. PC-IS. I16minut«)
Unpleasant, sadistic horror film lacks
credibility and continuity
"Death Warrenf (B-. R. «7 minutes).
Kickboxer Jean-Claude VanDamme as
RCMP Sergeant Burke goes undercover
in a CAlifornia prison
"Delta Force U" (R).
Chuch Norris as Colooel Scott McCoy
leading the Delta Force to rescue American
DEA agents held captive by drug
lords.
"Duck Tales: The Movie — Treasure of
tbe Lost Lamp" (A. G, 70 minutes).
Scrooge McDuck from daytime TV in
an entertaining and exciting animated
feature that owes a great debt to Indiana
Jones.
"The Exorcist III" (*, R).
Picks up where number one left off
with an evil spirit inhabiting the priest's
body.
"Flatllners"(B, R, 111 minutes).
Moody, atmospheric, susperaeful story
of five med students experimenting with
death.
"Ghost" (A-. PG-1J, 116 minutes)
Banker s ghost (Patrick Swayie) hangs
around after life to protect loved ooe
(Demi Moore). Spiritualist (Whoopi Goldberg)
helps him and this romantic/comedy
thriller.
won an Oscar for best supporting actress
that year.
Number four is the African action
film, "Khartoum" (1966, color, no
rating, 134 minutes), starring Charlton
Heston and Sir Laurence Olivier.
Fifth, "Boom Town" (1940, black
and white, no rating, 115 minutes) is
unintentionally appropriate at this
time as Clark Gable and Spencer
Tracy appear as rough-and-tumble
wildcattters who strike it rich in Oklahoma
oil fields. Claudette Colbert.
Hedy Lamarr, Frank Morgan and
Chill Wills also star.
In order, numbers six through 10
are;
e "Chato's Land (1972, color, PG,
110 minutes), an Indian/Western
with Charles Bronson, Jack Palance,
James Whitmore and Richard
Basehart.
• "Torpedo Run" (1958, color, no
rating, 98 minutes) with Glenn Ford,
Ernest Borginine and Dean Jones.
e "Destination Tokyo" (1943,
black and white, no rating, 135 min-
_tes) with Oary Grant, Alan Hale.
Dane Clark and John Forsythe in his
film debut.
Kurosawa is 'star' of 'Dreams'
Continued from Page 2
I Early on, a young boy walks
through flower-covered fields in pur-
STREET SEEN
Denise Susan
Lucas
suit of a rainbow. A conversation
with a homed mutant takes place
among tree-sized dandelions on a
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conversation pina adorned with tiny antique treasures
and trinkets. The brooches come complete with
an original maaaage and post mark on the back. Prices
range $25-35. At the Route 10 Gallery, 32430 Northwestern
Highway, Farmington Hilla (932-4160).
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post-apocalyptic landscape. Tortured
trudging through the snow captures
the slow-motion feeling of a
moon walk.
At its most colorful and gimmicky,
the wanderer, after admiring •
a museum display of Van Gogh
paintings, melts into the landscapes.
He strolls along muddy green paths,
ducks behind trees, and even confronts
the artist himself, played (in
one of the oddest bits of casting
ever)', by Martin Scorsese?!!
THE SPECIAL effects here were
provided by Industrial Light and
Magic, not surprising since directors
like George Lucas and Steven Spielberg
have often cited Kurosawa s
films as their single greatest inspiration.
"Dreams" may be the closest
Kurosawa will ever get to their
world of science fiction and fantasy.
Some critics have called
"Dreams" the bittersweet swan song
of a great director — a chance to
clear away the images that have
haunted his mind. Let's hope that for
the 80-year-old Kurosawa, who
made the epic "Ran" in 1985, this is
just a quick breather before another
substantial film.
MUSIC
NOTES
Continued from Page 3
Nearly a month
has past since
Greg St. James'
"The Cutting
Edge" debuted on
l ^ CIMX-FM. So far,
. reports from lis-
| Le teners have been
' I quite favorable.
_ 1 When we tuned
Carotyne Striho m briefly the first
week, we kept hearing cuts by late
'70s and early '80 pop icons, such as
Bloodte and Nick Lowe, along with
the obligatory number by U2 —
hardly cutting edge.
Lately, though, we did bear the
Segarcabes "Birthday" and REM'*
"Fall on Me" back-to-back, not to
mention an excellent tune by local
outfit Lost Patrol.
A couple of shows last included an
interview with World Party's Karl
Wall lager and with Rhythm Corps.
While "The Cutting Edge" provides
a welcomed reprieve from the
constant onslaught of Phil Collhaa,
Led Zeppelin and Lyaard Skyaard, it
also chronicles commercial radio's
greatest failure in the IMOa.
Considering songs recorded in the
early to mid-Ms by REM, DaPeehs
Mode, the Smiths and the Osrs are
only now seeing the light of day only
th*nk« to Ths Cutting Edge," virtually
a whole decade of music has
STREET SENSE
Don't confuse outburst, love
Dear Barbara,
1 go for weeks, even months, without
getting angry and then I lose it.
Something, and it can be small, sets
me off and I lose control. 1 mean I
explode.
Sometimes, 1 am with my mother
and at others I am with my wife. I
love both of them and want to hurt
them less than anyone — but at
tbose times, I cannot seem to remember
this. I say things 1 don't
mean and then, of course, any trust
between as is broken.
Can you help?
Peter
Dear Peter,
I don't know what your problem is
with women. As a generalization,
men who love their mothers protect
and support their wives. The picture
that you present is hardly one of
love. I have a slew of questions
which I could ask in a clinical setting,
but not in a column.
Often, people who are unaware of
their emotions on a moment-tomoment
basis store up anger. The
more it is buried, the greater the
SCREEN SCENE
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LIVONIA MALL, Seven Mile at
Middlebelt, Livonia. Call 476-1166
for information. (Free)
Ben Hur" (USA - 1959), 10 a.m.
Sept. 25. This grand '50s epic might
be dwarfed on the mall's screen, but
it still beats television. The final
film of a month-long tribute to
Charlton Heston takes place in the
time of Christ, highlighted by the
still exciting chariot race sequence
subsequent eruption. What might
have been a minor annoyance builds
to a major outbreak. The fear of rejection
then experienced is called
love and stimulates clinging, placating
behavior This is an effort to
hang on to the offended parent, partner
or friend It is not love
I do not know if this description
applies to you. Think about it.
^ Barbara
Dear Barbara.
P'tbe difference between
a and self-confidence?
lividual have one and not
nd, if so, why?
A Reader
Dear Reader,
The dictionary does not make a
sharp distinction between these two
terms. Both mean a high regard for
one's self, one's power and one's abilities.
What was it in your experience
that raised this question? If you can
transmit that to me, I will try to re-,
spond to your situation in a meaningful
manner.
Barbara
MAPLE THEATRE, 4135 W.
Maple, Bloomfield. Call 855-9090 for
show times. ($5.50 general, $3.50
twilight)
"Metropolitan" (USA -1990). A
group of young socialites gather
nightly to discuss life and love Irritating
at first, but strangely compelling
if you stick with it.
"Dreams'' (Japan — 1990). The
latest and most personal film from
director Akira Kurosawa, examines
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Peter Brook's rendering of an ancient Sandakrit poem, "Mahabharata,"
will screen at the Michigan Theatre in Ann Arbor
through Sept. 29.
Barbara SchiW
If you have a question or comment
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trained therapist and experienced
counselor, send if to Street
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48150
dreams he has had since a child.
MICHIGAN THEATRE, 603 E
Liberty, Ann Arbor, 668-8397 ($4.50,
$3.50 students/seniors)
• Mahabharata" (Britain - 1990),
through Sept 29. Peter Brook's rendering
of an ancient Snskrit poem
which mixes mythology, religion and
epic into one unusual tale.
Akira" (Japan - 1989), Sept. 28-
30. This highly acclaimed animated
feature is not a kiddie film, but an
intelligent animated fantasy set in a
post-apocalyptic Tokyo of 2019.
Caught in the Rain''"
TELE-ARTS THEATRE, 1540
Woodward, Detroit, 963-3918 ($3.25
adult. $2.50 students/seniors)
"Murmur of the Heart" (France —
1971), Sept 28-30 (call for show
times). The uncut version of Louis
Malle's irreverent family comedy
returns. The director has claimed
that the tale of a sexy bourgeois
woman and her precocious 14-year-
young life.
"The Bicycle Thief" (Italy -
1949), 3:30 p.m. Sept. 30 Vittorio De
Sica's genuine classic about a father
in a post-war Italy who can only hold
a job as long as he has a bicycle.
When he loses it, he's frantic and
goes to amazing, frustrating extremes
to get it back
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Penn plus Teller equals magic?
By Larry O'Connor
staff writer
He was ripped off. Penn Jillette
says in bitter rancor.
Tbe childhood incident, though, undoubtedly
would later shape Penn A
Teller into one of the most astonishing
and entertaining acts on stage today.
Also, it's part of the reason why
magician is a dirty word to him
Those are people, in Penn's words,
who conjure up images of "greasy
guys in tuxedos pushing women
around." He wouldn't include Houdini
in that crowd.
A magician also happened to be
the one who swindled him.
As a child. Penn recalls watching
television with his mother when a
magician was selling an ESP testing
set through the mail. Penn had his
parents order the kit.
Penn sat with his mom for two
weeks trying to use the apparatus.
He gave up disillusioned and hurt.
"I couldn't believe this adult was
lying to a 12-year-old boy and was
wasting this boy's time with his
mother just because he was out to
make a buck and because he had no
talent," said Penn in a huff. "I felt so
betrayed and ripped off, I never got
over it."
Both Penn and his partner in illusion,
Teller, are members of the
Committee for the Scientific Investigation
of Claims of the Paranormal
(CSICOP), which is based in Buffalo.
COMEDY CLUBS
Here are listings of some comedy
clubs in our area. To let us
know who is appearing at your
club, send information to: Comedy
Listings, Observer & Eccentric
Newspapers, 36251 Schoolcraft,
Livonia 48150
• CHAPLIN'S EAST
Harry Basil will perform Wednesday-Saturday,
Sept. 26-29, at Chaplin's
East, 34244 Groesbeck, Fraser
are 8:30 p.m. Wednesday
and Thursday, 8:30 and 10:30 p.m.
Friday and Saturday. For informa-
Uon. call 792-1902.
• CHAPLIN'S WEST
Jack Coea will perform with Roaie
Aagelich and Peter Moor Tuesday-Saturday,
Sept. 25-29, at Chaplin's
West, 16890 Telegraph, south of
Six Mile, Detroit Show times are
8:30 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday, 8 and
10:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday. For
informaUon, call 533-8866.
• CHAPLIN'S PLYMOUTH
Brace Marray will perform
Wednesday-Saturday, Sept. 26-29. at
Chaplin's Plymouth, at the Radisson,
14707 Northville Road, Plymouth.
Show times are 8:30 p.m. Wednesday
and Thursday, 8:30 and 10:30 p.m.
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N Y. The mere mention of existential
icons Uri Geller or Shirley Mac-
Laine sends Penn into a profane diatribe.
AS A RESULT of their skepticism.
Penn A Teller violate the No. 1 magician
rule. Sometimes, they reveal
the secret of a trick For shame, for
shame Doug Henning would say
through his overbite.
One fly-by night magician was so
upset, in fact, he took a swing at
Penn. There is a method to their
madness, however.
"Magic tricks done on stage
should be an intellectual endeavor
strangely enough," said Penn, who
stands 6-foot-€ "You should question
this. You should have a chip on your
shoulder.
"Magicians, ever since they got
thrown into the bars in tbe 1950s,
have been going on this weird rampage
that the audience should be
childlike ... in other words be stupid."
Stupid would be the last term applied
to Penn & Teller's act, which
has won Emmys and has a long run
on stage
Tbe duo began doing their mixed
bag of humor magic in 1975, performing
at the Minnesota Renaissance
Festival for a two-week span.
Their first television appearance
was in 1976 on the "Mike Douglas
Show."
Their own television show on PBS.
"Penn & Teller Go Public" netted
Friday and Saturday. For reservations.
call 454-4680
• MAINSTREET
Will Miller will perform Friday
and Saturday. Sept. 28-29, at Main-
Street Comedy Showcase, 314 E. Liberty,
Ann Arbor. Show times are 8:30
and 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday.
For information, call 996-9080.
9 BEA'S COMEDY KITCHEN
C.J. Vincent will perform along
with Steve Bills and Downtown Tony
Brown Friday-Saturday, Sept. 28-29,
at Beas Comedy Kitchen. 541
Lamed, Detroit Show times are 8:30
and 11 p.m. For informaUon, call
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• COMEDY CASTLE
Norm Stall will perform along
with Brent Cnshman Tuesday-Saturday,
Sept 25-29, at the Comedy Castle,
269 E. Fourth, Royal Oak. Show
times are 8:30 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday
and 8.30 and 11 p.m. Friday and
Saturday. For reservations, call 542-
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the pair two Emmys and The International
Golden Rose Award in 1985
The same year, Penn A Teller's
debuted on both "Saturday Night
Live" and "Late Night with David
Letterman." Their stunts became
legend. Let's see, there was the water
tank bit, the electric chair and
the upside down routine on SNL.
THE MOST queasy skits, though,
are usually saved for one curlyhaired
Ball State University graduate.
"David (Letterman) Is quite
squeamish without which be needs
no help from us," said Teller, who is
perceived as the quiet one. "We are
aware, however, we can exploit
that."
A knife through the hand illusion
sent Penn's blood squirting on
Letterman, who was shocked and
amazed enough to invite the duo
back on. It several appearances
since, late night's funnyman has
been treated to a cockroach convention
on his desk, rodent roulette and
leeches going up Teller's sleeve
Teller lets go with one anecdote of
how he was "accidentally" sawed in
half on stage.
"Penn went too deep," said Teller,
with a fiendish laugh. "We had a
heart that dropped on stage."
Teller assures that there is little
danger involved in such stunts. For
their stage show, tricks are developed
with audience safety in mind
For example, a bit involving
Joey's Comedy Club, Plymouth
Road, between Wayne and Lev an
roads, Livonia. Show times are 9
p.m. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
and 8:30 and 10:30 p.m. Saturday.
For informaUon, call 261-0555.
• JOEY'S ALLEN PARK
Raehea Roe ben will perform
along with Steve Mitchell and Glida
Howser Wednesday-Saturday, Sept
26-29, at Joey's Comedy Club and
Sports Emporium. Southfield Road.
Allen Park. Show times are 8:30 p.m.
Wednesday and Thursday and 8 and
10:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday. For
informaUon, call 382-7041.
• JOEY'S AT THE ROXY
Donne 11 will perform Friday-Saturday,
Sept 28-29, at Joey's Comedy
Club at the Roxy, 11175 Haggerty
Road, Belleville. Show times are 9
p.m. Friday and 8:30 and 10:45 p m.
Saturday. For informaUon, call 699-
1829
• HOLLY HOTEL
Ted Norkey will perform along
with Daa Logan and Perry Wright
Thursday-Saturday, Sept 27-29, at
100,000 bees will be forsaken during
the their live show Again, it all
stems to Penn A Teller's undying respect
for their audience.
"I BELIEVE if were doing something
dangerous, watching us would
be an amoral act." Penn said. "It's
like a roller coaster ride There is
part of you on the roller coaster that
is scared. The more important part
is that you know you are safe."
Of course, a lot of planning goes
into their work. Teller describes
their Manhattan office as an apartment
building "heavily populated by
hookers ' One wall is gray, one is
orange and both are decorated by
some paintings.
With five computers at their disposal,
Penn and Teller sit down with
a white board in hand and talk
through the stunt Teller has the vast
knowledge of magic, or as Penn puts
it: "Teller brings the trick to the
trick."
Contrary to their stage persona,
it's at these times Teller talks and
Penn listens
"We're very, very different in
terms of our personalities," Penn
said. "Philosophically and artistically,
there isn't anything we don't
overlap on."
Penn & Teller perform Tuesday,
Sept. 25. through Sunday.
Oct. 14. at the Fisher Theatre in
Detroit. For ticket information.
caU 872-1000
Holly Hotel, 110 BatUe Alley, Holly.
Show Umes are 8 30 p.m. Thursday
and 8 30 (no smoking show Friday
only) and 10:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday.
For informaUon, call 634-
1891
• PENN & TELLER
Penn A Teller will perform Tuesday,
Sept. 25, through Sunday, Oct.
14. at the Fisher Theatre in Detroit.
For informaUon, call 872-1000.
• JERRY SEINFELD
Jerry Seinfeld will perform at 8
p.m Thursday. Sept. 27, at the Power
Center in Ann Arbor Tickets are
18. $5 for students with ID. For informaUon,
call 645-6666.
• LOONEY BIN
Ken Brown will perform with
Mark Hamilton and Rtcti fUggenbottom
Wednesday-Saturday, Sept 28-
29. at the Wolverine and Looney Bin
Restaurant and Comedy Club, 1655
Glengary, Walled Lake. ShOw times
are 9 p.m. Wednesday through Friday
and 8 and 10.30 p.m. Saturday.
Wednesday and Thursday shows are
free. For more informaUon, call 669-
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Stop motion animator Dave Hettmer, 27, ol Ann Arbor works on the special effects for a movie in which the lead character dreams that spiders have
crawled along his optic nerve and popped up in his brain.
Creating monsters
and other FX things
By Qrag Kowalski
staff willai
Jeff Ginyard is a monster maker.
And he's proud of it.
The 29-year-old bobby shop salesman has a dual career
as an expert in movie special effects — FX, as its
called in the trade.
Ginyard specializes in model making — often models
of creatures that like to eat people's brains. Yuck!
Ginyard was responsible for building the killer robots
in the locally produced film "Moontrap." He also animated
mini astronauts and built space ships and various
contraptions that appeared so lifelike in the film.
"Mdontrap," which starred Walter Koenig, best
known as Pavel Cbekov in the "Star Trek" TV show and
movies, opened last year. The film didn't exactly set
box office records. In fact, after its premiere in Ann
Arbor, it went straight to video stores.
But rentals have been brisk.
"It's really done well," said Mark Schaffer, manager
of a Block Buster Video store in West Bloomfield. "A lot
of local people knew about the film and were excited to
see it."
And while critics found a few holes in the plot and
some painful acting, it's difficult to knock the film's
special effects.
THESE DAYS, film special effects are at the forefront
of movie technology And for a movie made in a
warehouse on Rochester Road in Troy, "Moontrap"
holds up quite well.
If you haven't seen the film, here is a brief synopsis:
Astronauts on the moon discover a race of robots that
are half organic and half machine. The grisly creatures
incorporate human bones and muscles into their metallic
skeletons. Their goal is to come to the Earth and take
over the planet.
In the process, astronaut Koenig finds a beautiful
alien who helps him destroy the robots' invading ship.
"Moontrap" was a challenge to the 12-member FX
crew. Working on a budget of about $1.5 million —
pocket change in Hollywood — the film's producers had
to create a movie that would compete with the likes of
"RoboCop," "Batman" and "The Abyss," at least in the
area of special effects.
There they succeeded. The effects in "Moontrap" are
firct ratP Thp film's prraentation of the
closely matches what the Apollo astronauts saw.
That was no accident.
"Everyone knows what the moon looks like," said
Gary Jones, owner of Acme Special Effects in Mt.
Clemens.
JONES WAS technical director for the movie's special
effects. His crew was responsible for creating the
killer robots, disembodied heads (one of which became a
studio mascot) and other assorted horrors.
Perhaps the greatest problem faced by the FX crew
was making the sets look lunar-like. B.K. Taylor, the
film's art director, used sand and cement dust to recreate
the lunar surface. But making special effects in that
kind of setting was difficult.
The moonscape is in shades of black and white,"
Jones said. "You can't hide anything."
Contrast that with interior scenes where aerosol oil
can be used to give a misty, glowing atmosphere, almost
like a barroom haze. That can't be done on the lunar
surface where there is no air to keep a mist airborne,
Jones said.
The huge robots that pop up from the lunar dust also
had to stand on their own. Either they looked real or
they didn't.
They did.
Making scenes look authentic took an enormous
amount of effort, said Ginyard.
Working with a tight budget and even tighter deadlines,
the FX crew kept a seemingly impossible schedule.
"The designers can come up with an idea and expect
us to make it in a day . . . Well, sometimes, it takes
longer than that for the fiberglass to set," Ginyard explained.
MOST MODELS are made of clay that is coated with
fiberglass and baked. Additional pieces, such as for a
detailed space ship, come from plastic model kits and
can be added to make the final product look real
That's where working at Joe's Hobby comes in handy.
By way of an appropriate plug, Joe's Hobby has outlets
at 1055 Liveraois, Rochester Hills, 3520S Grand River.
photo* by JIM WDeft/«*fl pNXograoH*
Miniature maker Jeff Ginyard, 29, of Detroit stands in an earthquake fissure he created for a
dream sequence of a film in the making.
Farmington, 7845 Wyoming, Dearborn, and 17900 E. 10
Mile Road, East Detroit.
"I knew what pieces were available from kits and
how we could use them," Ginyard said.
The finished models were equipped with motors and
"squibbs" as needed. The motors gave the models limited
movement, although a nudge from Ginyard's foot
was needed to get a temperamental moon rover roving
on cue.
Squibbs are small explosive charges that are electronically
detonated to simulate bullets, or in the case
of 'Moontrap," blasts from space guns. In any case, the
effect is loud, burning and effective.
Tbe film minimized the use of stop-actioo photography,
which is used to give models movement, because
doing that is expensive
However, the robots were given a amazingly lifelike
movement by filming them at a slow speed. When projected
at normal speed, the robots move with a realistically
fluid motion.
EVEN THE simplest appearing scenes involved detailed
work. Near the end of the film, Koenig and his
alien friend approach the giant robot ship where they
find a lunar lander attached to its hull.
Two lunar module models were used for the scene.
One, about 1.5 feet high, was used for the distant shot,
the closeup was done with a more detailed model about
3.5 feet tall.
Both Ginyard and Jones are film veterans, of a sort.
They have worked on other locally produced films and
commercials.
And they're ready for more
Jones has a project in the offing called "Skeeters,"
which is about giant mosquitoes. The script, which he
co-wrote and hopes to direct, is complete. And he has
definite ideas on how to make a respected feature, comparable,
he hopes, to the 1953 classic "Them," which is
about huge ants.
There's no guarantee "Skeeters" will be produced or
that it will be a box office smash. So are Ginyard and
Jones ready to take on the grueling challenge of more
seven-day-a-week work schedules with no guarantee of
success*
Ginyard's answer: "In a heartbeat"
The B&B experience: Closer than you think
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One of the most popular rooms, Anna's Room, is decorated
around a quilt that belonged to Lapine's grandmother
The rose pattern of the quilt complements tbe
hand-painted rose border around a clawfoot tub.
PULL BREAKFAST is served here, including
homemade muffins, fruit, coffee and a hot entree like
banana nut buckwheat pancakes and omelets. Rooms
are priced between I70-S5 per night
Since The Atchison House is located just M minutes
away from both Ann Arbor and Detroit business travellers
often stay here- The Inn also attracts Detroitarea
couples who "want to get away, but not too far
away," according to Lapine.
Weddings have also been popular at the Inn, which
has basted close to 70 since opening ju* two years a®o-
A former stagecoach stop now houses the Hlhbard
Tavern Bed and Breakfast Inn. which ssss its bariast
ttf—» during Mllford's September tour of historic
homes. Inkeeper Barbara McGrew-Becfcstrom worked
at Greenfield Village before deciding to transform the
IMS building for guests. _ ,
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for two gsnsrstinns of the tavern's
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innkeeper
workshops to folk music concerts — to boost the inn's
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Bob Sklar editor/591-2300
Monday. September 24. 1990 OAE
exhibitions
This column runs weekly in Creative Living
Send neit'S items about Oakland County
events to The Eccentric, 805 E. Maple, Birmingham.
48009 Send items about Wayne
County events to The Observer, 36251 Schoolcraft,
Livonia 48150 Attention: Creative Living.
• THE COMMUNITY HOUSE
Monday, Sept. 24 - "Our Town Student Art Exhibition"
continues through Oct. 7 with juried art
from 35 public, private and parochial schools.
This is the first year for a student show ahead of
the annual "Our Town" competition for adult artists
Oct. 18-21 Open free of charge during regular
business hours, 380 South Bates, Birmingham.
• RITZ-CARLTON
Tuesday, Sept. 25 - Paintings by David McCall
Johnston are on display to Oct. 19 as a prelude to
the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation's "Evening of
Brilliance.'' Tbe one-man exhibition is open to the
public at no charge, Fairlane Plaza, 300 Town
Center, Drive, Dearborn.
• MOTT COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Monday. Sept. 24 - 'Tbe Constant Figure,"
sculpture" by Jay Holland, Center for Creative
Studies faculty, will be on display through Oct. 9.
Hours are 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday, 214
DeWaters Art Center. 1401 East Court. Flint
• CRANBROOK ACADEMY OF ART
MUSEUM
Tuesday, Sept 25 — Two major shows open at
the same time - "Southern Exposure: Photographs.
Sculpture and Collected Objects" by William
Christenberry and "Sculptures by Tony
Rosenthal." Both continue through Oct. 28 The
more than 150 works in "Southern Exposure" concern
the artist's native Alabama. Rosenthal's
show includes three large, free-standing pieces
from 1986 87 Hours are 1-5 pm °"
day, 500 Lone Pine, Bloomfield Hills.
• LAWRENCE STREET GALLERY
Tuesday, Sept. 25 — "Pieces," mixed media
works by Laura Whitesides Host, continues on display
through Nov. 3, Hours are 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Tuesday-Saturday, 29 W. Lawrence, Pontiac.
• SOMERSET MALL
Wednesday, Sept 26 — WatercoJor paintings by
the multi-talented Louis G. Redstone are on display
through Oct. 7. "Meet the Artist" receptions
7-9 p.m. Thursday and again on Thursday, Oct 4.
He will be signing his new book, "From Israeli
Pioneer to an American Architect" 3-5 p.m. Sunday,
Oct. 7. Open during regular mall hours, Big
Beaver at Coolidge. Troy.
• UNITY CHURCH OF ROYAL OAK
Saturday, Sept. 29 — "Expressions of Unity," a
one-day art fair, will be 10 a.m. to 4.30 p.m., 2500
Crooks (just south of 12Vi Mile), Royal Oak.
• TOLEDO MUSEUM OF ART
Sunday. Sept 30 — "Impressionism: Selections
from Five American Museums" continues through
Nov. 25. This is the last stop on a five-museum
national tour for this outstanding show. Hours are
11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday-Friday, 11 a.m. to 9
p.m. Saturday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday and 11
a.m. to 5 p.m. Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 22. To order
the necessary advance tickets with date and
time, call 419 255-8000. Wednesday is free day
when tickets are on a first-come, first-served basis.
2445 Monroe, Toledo.
• H'ART GALLERY AND FRAMING
Wednesday, Sept. 27 - One day only show of
works by Gary Giese, who has a distinguished
track record in commercial and fine art He
works in watercolor, acrylic and oil. Hours are 7-
10 p.m., 3059 Union Lake and Commerce Lake,
West Bloomfield.
• MEADOW BROOK HALL
Saturday, Sept 29 — Wildlife Art Expo with
originals, limited edition prints, photography,
carvings, decoys and sculpture, will run 10 a.m. to
5pm Saturday and Sunday Wildlife seminars at
11:30 a.m., 1 and 2:30 p.m both days. Featured
artist in Michael Dumas of Ontario. Admission
charge, Shotwell Gustafson Pavilion, Adams Just
south of University Drive, Rochester
• KENWOOD GALLERIES
Saturday, Sept 29 - "He L She," neon and
acrylic sculpture by Jeffrey Hill, continues
through Oct 19. Hours are 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mooday-Tuesday,
until 9 p.m. Wednesday-Friday and
until 5 p.m. Saturday, 312 W. Fourth, Royal Oak.
• DAM STUDIO A GALLERY
In celebration of D k M Studio L Gallery relocation
within Old Village, Plymouth, all art enthusiasts
are welcome to attend an open house 0-7
p.m. Friday, Sept It. Refreshments will be
served. Grand opening will be Sept 20-10. 710 N.
Mill, Plymouth. Call 4M-3710
• KINGSWOOD LOWER GALLERY
Worts by tbe fine arts (acuity arc on display
through September — photographs and mixed
media prints, Christine Goodale. weaving*, Lynn
Hazard; sculptures, Sally Kaplan; metal and wood
constructions. JoJo Macey; paintings Bruce
MeColl. and ceramics Susie Symona Opm during
hoars, Cr an brook Kingswood School. 500
Lone Pine, Bloomfield Hills
• CIVIC CENTER GALLERY
Paintings by Elizabeth Prudden and sculptures
by David Kozlowski art on display through Sept
2* Hours aru • a-m- to • pJB. Monday Friday,
until I pm Saturday, M00® Evergreen, South
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AQ, Dodge
and the tri-county Dodge dealers, was held at
the Smith Theatre, Oakland Cotnmanlty College.
Orchard Ridge Campus, Farmington Hills, on
Sept 11
Rott returns to the Smith Theatre on Oct 3 for
the semifinal round, where she competes against
10 ilngeri la the pop category. If she wins the
semifinals, she and seven other pop singers go
on to the grand finals on Jan. 8. 1001 at the
Fisher Theatre in Detrott
Tbe winner of grand finals earni 85,000.
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• RENAISSANCE CENTER
"Design works," an exhibit of some of the best
graphic design being done in Michigan, is on dis-
play through Oct 1 in the Jefferson Avenue Atri-
um, downtown Detroit.
• COUNTY GALLERIA
Works by the members of tbe Sculptors Guild of
Michigan and "Computer Art" featuring exam-
ple by 10 well-known area artists, including Jim
Pallas, Don Shields and Jeffrey Weinstein. are
both on display through October. Hours are 8:30
a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. Executive Office Build-
ing, Oakland County Service Center, 1200 N. Tele-
graph, Pontiac.
• ELIZABETH STONE GALLERY
Oirginals illustrations by Amy Goldman Koss
are on display through Sept. 28. Hours are 10 a.m.
to 5 p.m. Tuesday-Saturtday, 580 N. Woodward,
Birmingham
• HILL GALLERY
Sculpture and mixed media paintings by Mi-
chael Heizer are on display through Oct. 13. 163
Townsend, Birmingham.
• U-M RACKHAM GALLERIES
Ann Arbor Women painters have their annual
show up through Oct. 6. Reception 7-9 p.m. Fri-
day. Hours are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday-Friday, 10
a.m to 3 p.m. Saturday, Third floor. East Wash-
ington at Fletcher. Ann Arbor.
• OAK PARK LIBRARY
Cast paper relief sculptures by Theodora (Ted-
dy) Richmond, are on display through Oct. 13. Her
work is in the Embassy Suites in Novi, I.T.T, Au-
tomotive of Auburn Hills and many other loca-
tions. Hours are 10 a.m. to 9 p.m Monday-Thurs-
day, until 5:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and 1-5
p.m. Sunday, 14200 Oak Park Blvd., Oak Park.
• PAINTER'S PLACE
Watercolor impressions of Monet's gardens at
Giverny by Caroline Dunphy of Northville are on
display through Oct. 7. As of Tuesday, the show
will be at 140 N. Center St., Northville.
• NEW CENTER ONE BUILDING
"Faces of China and Russia," a photography
show by Monte Nagler, continues through Sept.
27. Hours are 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily. West Grand
Blvd, Detroit.
• FISHER BUILDING
"16 countries," a photography exhibit by Monte
Nagler, continues through Sept. 27. It's in the lob-
by, West Grand Boulevard, Detroit.
• UNIVERSITY LIGGETT SCHOOL
"Fish is It!." works by Siouxsan Miller, 1986
Birmingham Seaholm High School graduate, are
on display through Oct. 5. She's now a senior fine
arts major at Wayne State. Open weekdays only,
1045 Cook Road. Grosse Pointe Woods.
• NELSON'S GALLERY
"Grazing the Pastures of the Soul," paintings by
Katherine Robert, on display through Oct. 15. Art-
ist's reception. 6-8 p.m. Tuesday, 16376 Middle-
belt, Livonia. Hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. week-
days and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday.
• ATRIUM GALLERY
Sandra Levin, watercolors and oils; cast paper
by Susan Van Deventer Warner, Kevin Knittel;
silver designs, Janet Robenstein, Sberyl Cameron;
glass: Stuart Shulman. Bruce Boatman and sculp-
turesby Kevin Baker and Eugene Krolak continue
through October.
Current watercolors by Linda Banks Ord are
featured in the show, "Northviile Art^t Paints the
Town," through Sept 29. Some works feature
Northville landmarks, both historical and contem-
porary; a selection of other current work also will
be on view. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday-Saturday, 10
a.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday-Friday. 113 N. Center.
Northville.
• NATIVE WEST GALLERY
Original art and prints by Cherokee Indian art-
ist Bill Rabbit are on display. He was selected
Indian Artist of the Year in 1989 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Monday-Thursday, Saturday; 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Friday, noon to 5 p.m. Sunday. 863 W. Ann Arbor
Trail, Plymouth.
• SISSON GALLERY
"Furniture: Form and Function," works by
Maxwell Davis, Brian Kritzman and Gary Kulak.
Oct. 3-Nov. 2, Henry Ford Community College Sis-
son Gallery, MacKenzie Fine Arts Center, 5101
Evergreen, Dearborn. Artist's reception, 6-8 p.m.
Wednesday. Oct. 3. Hours: weekdays. 9 a.m. to 4
p.m., also Tuesday and Wednesday, 6-8 p.m.
organizing
Dorothy
Lehmkuhl
I r r i t a n t s b a n e
f o r e a c h o f u s
312 Livonia
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One Way Realty
P o p s i n g e r e y e s s e m i f i n a l s
Continued from PaQe 1
The college freshman won over the judges at
the quarterfinals by singing "On My Own" from
"Les Miserables." She will sing "I Dream a
Dream" from tbe same show during the semifi-
nal round.
A 1990 graduate of North Farmington High
School, Rott studies music and business at East-
ern Michigan University, but she dreams of a
career in music.
"I love singing. I'm always practicing and lis-
tening to tapes of my favorite artists," she said.
Rott will begin studio work in the university's
music department this semester and will study
piano there next year.
The oldest of four children. Rott comes from a
family of celebrities. She clearly recalls per-
forming in her parents' band at age 5.
"I used to sing 'You Light Up My Life' at
weddings and other events," she said. "I loved
performing even then."
Rott's mother, Carol, sang on the Decca
record label in the 1960s and believes singing is
something that her daughter was destined to do.
"It's in the genes. We're a show business fami-
ly," she said. "When I performed on television.
Michelle a] ways watched. Performing became
second nature to her."
CAROL, WHO performed popular tunes under
the stage name of Vickie Carroll, admits she
was more anxious during Michelle's recent com-
petition than she was years ago during her own
appearances on the Tonight Show and Merv
Griffin.
Though Michelle's talent was apparent even
when she sang with Sheldon and Carol Rott's
band in the late 1970s, the real training began in
high school where she sand with the Northern
Lights and the Starlettes.
Besides being coached through the years by
her mother, Michelle worked on her voice by
singing at the Guest Artist Recording Studio,
which her parents owned at the old Tally Hall in
Farmington Hills.
Until the October competition, Michelle plans
to keep her thoughts on college work. But she
admits that the excitement of appearing in the
semifinal round is always on her mind.
"My dream has always been to sing on radio,"
she said. "But winning the next competition and
performing at the Fisher would be right up there
— almost as thrilling as radio."
Q: Several year* ago, wh«o you
were speaking at a meeting I was at-
tending, you referred to things that
need doing that you see over and
over again bat don't get done. What
did yon call that and can you refresh
my memory about it, please?
A The term you are referring to is
"irritant." An irritant is something,
as you say. which needs doing, that
you see repeatedly, but which isn't
getting done.
Almost everyone has a few of
these around - things like medical
forms that need to be filled out, pic-
tures or slides that need to be stored
away properly or filing that needs to
be done.
It's typical as you run across the
"To Do" once again, to mentally
snap your fingers and remind your-
self, "I've got to get that done
However, you are too busy at that
moment and promised yourself
you'll do it "later "
Ironically, most of these irritants
are left out where we can see them
as reminders so we won't "forget" to
do them — even though, if we were
honest with ourselves, we'd admit
we have no intention of doing them
any time soon.
"Later," of course, then turns into
days, months or even years, as the
dreaded article gathers dust
IF YOU see one of the irritants
once a day, you have had one re-
minder of something to do. If, how-
umes a day. you have had five re-
minders of something to do
Even though you know logically
it's the same reminder over and
over, your subconscious can't sort
out that fact. All it knows is it's get-
ting "hit" again and again with re-
minders of things that need to be
done
Now, let's suppose you have five
irritants that you see five timnes a
day each By multiplying, you relize
you've had 25 reminders of things to
do — none of which you have any
intention of doing today!
The ironic thing is that many of
these irritants are just small little
nettles that may take only five or 10
minutes to do. yet we put them off
and put them off
Not only do irritants multiply,
they also inhibit productivity. One
person desperately needed new car-
peting, but didn't want to carpet un-
til she painted She didn't want to
paint, however, until she puttied the
windows
And since she didn't know who to
get to putty her windows, she lived
with the irritant of old ugly carpet-
ing for a long time
1 will discuss how to get rid of irri-
tants next week at my "Organizing
for Success" classes in Birmingham
Correction: The telephone num-
ber of the Birmingham Commu-
nity House was listed incorrectly
in last week's column. It is 644-
5S32 You can also still enroll in
my Schoolcraft College classes by
.•ailing
floor laundry. 2 car aitacaati tfaraga
afl rtaatf d oo a larga prtva*
la-aac lot 1134.900
HEPPARD
478-2000
314 Plymouth
COUNTRY LIVING al K a beetr 4
bedroom home on larga »ot Country
Mtcnan. lormal «rang room, and
central aw
CALL GREG - 737-2000
ERA ORCHARD HILLS REALTY
Nottingham West
Enecutlve mostyle anampaflad m
Mortfrweel Livonia cuatom 4 bed-
room 2'-> bath luOor CU-de-sac
wrang on commona wtl lat «oo»
taundry Oirxng room limtned baaa-
mant. walk out lower level Ftonda
room canlral air. and aprmklers
L W w $179 900
The Prudential
Harry S. Wolfe.
REALTORS
421-5660
independently Owned and Oparaiad
One LooK
Say* » ak m thia impeccable Cantral
Livonia 4 bedroom brick, 2'1 bath*
including a privacy master batn.
larmty room. brick fireplace. 22 fl
country kitchen and 2 car attached
garaga $125 900
The Prudential
Harry S. Wolfe.
REALTORS
421-5660
independently Owned and Oparaiad
This Horn® Has tt All
Outatandtng 4 badroom, 2% batn
colonial m Uvonia'e moat eougm al-
tar aub. Daar Creek Eatatee Cus-
toma throughout sun room «ath ca-
m e ins 3 car wda an try garaga 2
aac*r tu8y landscaped wtth apnn-
klar Byalam and larga maa*»
•tth tacuzzi .$297 ,900
The Prudential
Harry S. Wolfe.
REALTORS
462-1660
indapandantty Oamad and Oparaiad
COZY
B-tiarad dac* 2 car
garaga Mucti moral $179,900
Waatiand
Gar ban City
316 Waattand
Garden City
ABSOLUTE VALUES
jgST LISTED wnmedWe ocoupan
cy on ima 3 badroom brio rar«*i.
laroa country Utcftao ramodatad
bav> naaar «Mow. SraaNad baa*
mant. 2 car garaga $59 900
ENCOUNTER THE QUIET wHti Ihi* 3
badroom 2'1 bath brie* ranch wtlh
2't car garaga formal dirung room
lull baaamani taad and pamlad.
1am4y room •nth firaplaca doorwaH
laadang lo patio «"th privala yard
$ 109,900 Can NANCY PETRUCELLI
459-8000
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Schweitzer Real Estate
Century 21
ROW
464-7111
EXTRAS GAL OWE on Vm Mwp 3
badroom capa cod iam ai a4ndo»*
t Hjmaoa. cantral m country knciv
an. Uraafiad baaamant 2 cat garaga
quae* occupancy $69,900
BRAND NEW - conatruction lantaa-
uc 3 badroom ranch draam kitchan
baautiful bath. Pluah carpal thru
out baaamant. country atmoapha>*
$74 900
Century 21
CASTELLI 525-7900
You Can Be the Judga
Ona ol lha baat ratuaa in WaaHand |
ma 3 badroom 2 alory homa
baauUM country kNchan axtra
larga baflrooma. I amity room «0<
OatMaca. 2^ car garaga and org*
lot $>07 900
The Prudential
Harry S. Wolfe.
REALTORS
462-1660
indapandantty Oanad and Oparaiad
317 Bedford
4 bedroom ranch
Cantral Uworaa roomy One*. «tth •
fun maatar bath. 2'* car garaga V>-
I*nad baaamani. cantral air. Florida
room and aluminum tnm $100,900
The Prudential
Harry S. Wolfe.
REALTORS
421-5660
indapandantty Ownad and Oparaiad
HARD TO FIND
Cuatom ranch with «al*out baaa-
mant, gourmal kitchan buin-
in*. • laahion maatar bath «wth
whirlpool tub. oak cabmalry
throughout 6 panai aoMd wood
door* & al lha mgr laaraon laatura*
you would akpacl $269 ,550
R e m e r i c a
HOMETOWN REALTORS
459-6222
EXECUTIVE RETREAT Quality buW
homa localad on 24 prrrata acraa ml
a 5 acra la*a Graat opan now plan
Marbia hoor m antry, kitchan $ Sw-
ing room Faatura* 5 badroom*, 3
bath* and 2 W batha Owoar w*
Cona«dar iptit or land contract
$596 000 N-46NI-N
HISTORIC AREA ot Norlhvilta
BaautrfuHy malntalnad homa »
downtown araa Updaiad «nchan &
balh Large lormal dining room 3
oarad dac* owartooalng Mraam 6
wood* Mull *aa lo appraoaia Ju«
raducadlo $129,900 N-4*RA-N
ERA COUNTRY RIDGE
343-6767
NOVI TWP Spacaou* 3 badroom
br>-s»te cucme area with
barbequee
• GreeI location near Lrvoma mak
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Enjoy tt* View
of Ms riser sr LNenae home lhaf
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bethe are aome ol the other leetu-aa
ol thia Hne property Saa tor yoursek
al |usl $134 900
The Prudential
Harry S. Wolfe,
REALTORS
474-5700
f AST OCCUPANCY
$78,900
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471-5482
AMERICAN
as sppM PM. lovely colonial wtth
huge tamtfy room, overwzad fire-
place. partjuet noor. Mxsry or 5th
badroom on lat Itoor fast ccstit
son i yeer Home Warranty'
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lieaarnariT is fVssned wah lerge tam-
ey room. IWepMca. nary mce ranch
with great stevatlon 13 4 Drake
erea MUST SELL!
Century 21
k-rf'i UHJ— El if 111 row
tnends on one ol your 2 pehos on
rtes gorgeous lot in the preabgous
Glen Orchard aub $182 ,500
The Prudential
Harry S. Wolfe.
REALTORS
462-1660
306 Brighton, Harlland,
Waited Lake
BRIGHTON - Country LMng on ID
acraa New custom home overlook-
ing pond Musi see sk me extras
$225,000 By Owner (313) 229-7287
Note FHA 4°V«r?S2.900
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furnftCA. root and trim SS4.M0
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Harry S. Wolfe, j*
REALTORS
462-1660
mdependantty Ownad and Operated
311 ri >••• Ileintite
oaaroorn rwgnn
Every Improvement
bean made to make Ma a I
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auwum tnm. oentral atr end 2*
Joanne Scott
Pam King
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Oeeirebte bnck ranch m aaiaaanf
condition Beautiful updated sitcn
en, 3 bedroome. beths OonDi
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car garage eki
$85 900
The Prudential
Harry S. Wolfe,
REALTORS
421-5660
Century 21
J. Scott, Inc.
522-3200
KAMTRAkkC* - 34
cimilaa. 3 badroom each unit.
near porch 4 front Ore
ment neJucod pnee. $25,500
845-0288
902 Birmingham
ANXIOUS OWNER - 0 raaoc pnee
reduction. Outstanding value 1j8
HMB schools $488,900 334-2343
bloomrelo TWSR im. 2 ml 2
l«s hard-
m. 30 a 18
Bloomfield vmAQE 4 Uetfcoom
ers motkret-
ad $886.000/oiler
848-7450
Home Center 476-7000
BEAUTIFULLY RESTORED hlatonc
homa. m Otd V»age. duwrkown
Farmington 3 bedroome. 1 balh. 2
$138,000 By
Asking
53-0377
BEAUTWUL 3 badroom ranc* taa-
hna rk car attached garage Baaa-
merrt. lerge lot. 4 baaement Won t
last at $84,000 F23FP-F
ERA - COUNTRY RIOOE
474-3303
BUILDERS MOOEL
On go* coarse. K
Sub «Maon 3.100 an It home
aoorang. $329 900 Broker panm-
Cak 553-5082
On gok oouraa. HMa o( Coppercreek
autidlilasnn. Farmington HBe.
aq. It ranch wtth tnatied tat
mg. 4 ak condmonmg $339 900
Broker paihclpanrm aaicnima
Cak 5S3-5M2
1*28
2 car 4-5 Lokuome. 3 M
Extra Sherp & Cteen
3 bedroom br ck rencK Every—rig
The Prudential
Harry S. Wolfe.
REALTORS
462-1660
E. OF OPOYKE. 8 OF SQUARE
Lake - AM neutral Blu Olfl Croaa-
mg Tudor leaturtng. f penal door*
oak itRcRan. has * wod *oc«». plua
MM. leney rooaa. Brary. 3 car ga
rage ItoonMd MM SAMs Aak
mg I4tl.no
MO.LTO* armMS Ik Aeama
$197,900
tor. oarporn Oatoa W r t W
$45,900 Forrest Read
Re/Max In Tl>e Hills
646-5000
BRIGHTON RANCH-8 bedrooms. 3
baths ndudng master lua Araehed
beeement tsmk, room with tkykght.
v. acre landecaped Wt. 2 draplaoaa.
2* car garage. 2007 sq n
$128,500 Cat S4M FrenOti lor
M U S Real Estate
313-229-2Y91W
306 SoutMWd-Lattwup
BRICK unique Ranch Large treed
lot. attached garage, tan** room,
•replace, keahty JaiuiaMd »k v-
quaes $4,500 down. $4,100 tan I V
dosing costs anaioua. aaking
$89,900 »*
473-5500
One Way Realty
GOVERMMENT OWNED
SouMWO $8,700 rnovea a>. Land
Contract. 30 yrs. 2JT8 Sq F\ m-
dudea endoeed pool. 106.120 ml
10 W»e 4 SoutMMd $115.000
1ST COLONIAL 522-5820
EXCELLENT VALUE
1.875 sq
RS E X
I lot OaSy $13* 900 (R218IB
RY 21 tWESTI
GREAT VALUE
I 3 I
JUST LISTED
brick ranch on very
eeduded Ot. with eiground POOL
new carpal thru-out. 4 bedroome.
?v% ba
room. 2"*
$149 900
attached garage. ---a
HEPPARD
855-6570
FAMMNGTON MLL&.
room lerge m
the beauMul
deck $142,000
CENTURY 21
Hartford South ,
464-6400
Th* dedg NW 2 bedroom brick Rench M • 2
car attach
room wtCI
baaement
more exp«
>ed gerage family room, lerg
fbeptace, formal dMng rtx
on a 821 acre rawtne lo4 m
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J. SCOTT INC.
6755 MERRIMAN • 522-3200
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"Come vlalt us at 6755 Merrlman - Garden City"
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400 Apt*. Foe Rent
400 Apt*. For R*nt
400 Apt*. For Root
302 Real Ettate Wanted
336 Southern Property
BIRMINGHAM
Royal Osk-Osk Psrfc
i Wood*
RtO RUN 3U«D ^TTWO
Pleaaa ca*
I 1 "tMINGHAM - 2 bedroom lown-
KMM t'1 bath, newly
new appkancaa uerdanfmng
Cloee lolown $700/mo 645-2437
BIRMINGHAM 2567 E
bedroom, carpet, bunds
er storage, heal included
No pets $475
647 7079
PRIVATE PARTY is mlereeied In
purchasing properties which need
repair Or a quick closing
Call Mark 644-1006
400 Apt*. For R*nt
ESTATE PROPERTY
Country setting on 3 65 wooded
acre* with amaH lake 6 alream.
building aite pertect lor southern so-
lar expoaure Just minutes from
Clark ston Pr-cad to sen by Owner
Cell Man Vocino after 5PM.
1-313-652-5866
Spacious 2 bedroom
lovely adult community
(Age 55 plus! Convenient to shop-
ping and axpreaeway* $64 ,000
For sale or leaaa.
OPPENHEIMER GROUP INC
994-8050
I Country
• Play Area*
• RV Slorage
• Heated Pool - NEW
• Professional Management
NOW UttUUHO A
$ 1 2 0 0 RENT CREDIT
If you move your new or qualified
pre-owned home Into ou> communi-
fy
349-6966
Use Wtxom Rd Exit of) 1-96 waat
on Grand Rh«r 1 mile to Napier Rd
then south 1 mie
FULLY IMPROVED
LOTS FOR SALE
Some Walk Outs
A U T U M N RIDGE SUB.
West Bloomfield
Karen Shepherd 737-0690
NOVI. 1986 Champion, 28x60.
$35,900 wtth $4,000 caah rebate AH
313-344-4979
REDFORD - Attention Renters or
Retirees' Own tfk* lovely, large 2
badroom condo Great location 4
price $39,900 525-4413
ROCHESTER HILLS
ROCHELLE PARK CONOOS
PHASE II STARTING
nch 4 two Story unit* 2-3 bed-
brick front*. M basement.
OcloOer
9 Floor
From $109,900
UvemoK North of M-59
Open 1-6. Sunday 12-5
656-5910 - Marc J Stolaruk, Broker
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328 Condo*
Scenic View
ThM 1.827 square Iset 2 bedroom
condo with doorwal lo 2nd floor
balcony overtocks lovely treed
stream ravine area. Healed 2 car
underground garage with car waah
Clubhouse has pool. bWard table,
hraplaca and M u a M7.500
The Prudential
Harry S. Wolfe,
REALTORS
462-1660
Independently Owned and Operated
OAKLAND TWP - 24x65 Marl
double-wide Musi see to eppr
ate. 3 bedroom. 2 bath, twnty ro
enclosed porch Muet sen. a aacrt-
floa at: $28,000 893-3170
PLYMOUTH HILLS - excellent con-
dition. moat sen. make offer
Cal after 4pm weekdays, anytime
weekends 455-2095
PRIVATE PARTY will pay cash for
your uaed mo&ee home 855-3816
QUALITY HOMES
Novi/Farmington
Area
We have a nice selection of ore-
owned manufactured home* listed
fuk beths A* feature many extraa
and a tew have Immediate occupan-
cy Financing available lor thoee
who qualify Can Joanne. 474-0320
REDMOND 1963. KIRKWOOO
x 70. 2 bedroom, 1 bath, open Itoor
plan, cathedral caHlng. Muet
Aaking $13,500 455-7325
RETIREMENT AT ITS BEST
4 very affordable. For 55 >r* 4 old-
er New 4 uaed homee from $f "
Wonderland Homee 397
ROMULAS: BeauUhk Brtelol. 2 I
room, large kitchen. eN appliance*,
lerge Irving room with ber Must aaW
$7500 Ca* Joe or Unda. 476-7691
LYON TWP - beautifully
12 23 acre parcel with a pond,
trie 4 wall Installed, perked,
able soon $96,000 437
NORTHFIELD TOWNSHIP
5 and 10 acra parcels Beeutrtul view
of goff course Perked Land Con-
tract terms available 437-1174
BIRMINGHAM - 460 N Woodward
5500 sq. ft., land toned B-2. tor re-
taa office or apartmenti with uee-
* W * 'caMMI Woe*. 433-5406
WEIR, MANUEL. SNYDER 4 RANKE
GATEWAY TO BIRMINGHAM, CBD
it's Vtwpie' Vienna! Viaibte 1
AH customers entering from E
Maple or Hunter Blvd wW see your
st Orel Sea apples or furrkehings or
computers or muaic or your services
hare On sue perking and outdoor
dteptey Anxious owner'
CALL BILL WOELK. 433-5406
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condo living? Take your time 4 »ve
BIRMINGHAM 2859 E Maple 2
bedroom remodeled carport stor
age apace gas 4 water included
$600 per month
547-102<
BLOOMFIELD HILLS Woodsy 1
Bedroom bi-ievel with porch
mo • utilities 4 security
pay the heat
4 errengement m Blrmlnghem 1
bedroom. 2 bath. $950 per month
1111 N Woodward 642-9860
PLYMOUTH TWP Plymouth Cross-
ing Sub 63 x 120 , on paved cul-de-
sac. Oak Ln. Walk to Plymouth ale-
achocK $49,500 453-4572
8U1LDING SITE: m Canton
Utilities at lot line
For More Oetaks,
462-4381
ROCHESTER HILLS - North Oaks,
one of Oakland County's most ex-
clusive developments, has only 10
spectacular home sites remaining m
phase I feeturing stream*, tree*,
walk-outs 4 afl utwues plus strict ar-
chitecture! controls "A develop-
ment of beauty virtue 4 Integrity
Call or vlst Outton Rd W of Uver-
nol*. Mon . Tues., Wed 2-7. Sat.-
Sun 11-5
J*ORTHVtLLE - Pick lor a Meadow A
secluded 4 exclusive 12 lot develop-
ment on 25 acraa. Just a short Wka
downtown NorthvWe m-
toreet. we*-out
uncompromising arcM-
tecture 4 all utlktiea Next to Ederv
derry I ak4 VI
tum right at PKSrtord
Dernei B Burns Broker 256-5263
SOUTHFIELD - LaCroa*. W, of Ever-
green. S of 12 MM Bund your
dream home Stable sutMJIvtsion.
75x 150 ft 569-6145
S LYON. NEW SUBDIVISION
Home sites offered m Country Lane
From downtown South Lyongoweet
on 10 Mlla approximately 1 mlla^and
turning nght on Dalanew and take
to entrance cif aub 437-5340
353 ln 616-271-6736
SPMNOFICLD TWP we* oul Me
Sandy beech nwua free*, very prV
va*e Leaf W m aree of new caefim
home* $66,500 eaM 666-lOM
SYLVAN LAKE
ranch. W
$130,000
S Z Z S i
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5600 eq ft
Tri-Mount/Aspen Cone!
476-7747 «I
whttljorf lake
PIZZA CARRY-Out Lrvofkk Ell»
growth income Haa catering
bu*m*ea Buemeea 4 equipment,
onfy $65,000. $36,000 down Rap*
to P.O Box 51174. Uvonla. Mich
46151-6174
FULL or pert time people
ol our enka* tram-
program Cak Now lo
thia vary m-
353-6600
BIRMINGHAM lovefy 1 bedroom
$525 month Carpeted newfy deco-
rated balcony or patio Credit re-
port required 301 N Eton
356-2600 Eve* 649-1650
BIRMINGHAM
ONE MO FREE RENT
Bright 50's contemporary town-
home 2 bedroom*, aiekt to down-
•I town, wooebuming V*pl»ce, re-
rSdele7-?043
DETROIT-Lovefy 1 4 2 bedroom
apt. Start Irom $400-$4«0 K M *
heat, water and pool Studto PgS
DETROIT Tefegraph-7 MHa 1 bad-
room, heat, aw newly decoraf—
drape*, carpeted t350 month [
V4 rr»or>ITi ••curtty 937-1
BEST APARTMENT VALUC
FARMINGTON HILLS
TIMBERIDGE
DELUXE
1 « 2 B E D R O O M UNITS
From $485
i appkance* vane. bknd*.
carpeting, poof, Ooe* » Farwangton
H«* location
Enter Eaal off Orchard Lake Rd on
Foleum S of Grand NNer
Modal Open Da*y 9-S
Exoapf Wedneeday
47S-t487 775^200
BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom apf •* *

OAE Monday. September 24. 1990
Monday, September 24. 1900 OAE *7E
m Apts. For Ront
SS 10 pat mo.
GET RESULTS
THE CHARM OF
ROCHESTER
The Best Value In Town
1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments
• Near Downtown • Swimming Pool
Rochester • Easy Access to
• Heat Included I-75 & M-59
• Free Cable TV • Air Conditioning
APARTMENTS
At Second 4 Wilcox
651-0042
Weekdays 8:30 to S
Weekends 11-5
Or by appointment
400 Apt*. For Rant
LIVONIA - 7 MILE RD.
GRANO OPENING
Last 5 Brand New Units
2 Bedroom. 2 Bath
$625
Indudee wesrter A dryer ki
each apart mart! Carpeting,
vertical bands, deluxe ap-
pliances balcony. patio
swimming pool, tannla
courts, community room
Near shopping
CANTERBURY PARK
7 Mtfa Rd . comar MayfleK) between
Farmington & Marrtman Rds
473-3983 775-8200
Model open dally 10-fi
except Wedneeday
Classified Ads
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400 Apt*. For Rent
NOVI • 9 Mke/Heggarty Larga 2
badroom 2 bath. aa appliances
Carport Pats ara acceptable
$7*01'mo 347-9627
NOVI
STOP AND SEE!!!
Specious t and 2 badroom apart
mams and unreal 2 badroom town
Graat locations - naar 96. 696 and
275 Minutes Irom 12 Oaks Man Fun
baaamants In tha townhouses wtth
wssher/dryer hook-ups V art Ida
bands indudad
NOVI RIDGE
On >0 Mae between Howl Rd and
Cal Man ma or Glnny at
349-8200
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NOVI
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Spacious 1 and 2 bedroom
apartments and unreal 2
bedroom townhouses.
Great locations - near 96, 696
and 275. Minutes from 12 Oaks
Mall. Full basements in the
townhouses with washer/dryer
hook-ups. Verticle blinds
included.
NOVI RIDGE
On 10 Mile between Novi Rd.
and Meadowbrook.
Call Maxine or Ginny at
349-8200
CANTON SPECIAL
1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments from
$ 410
I Heat Included I
Stoneybrooke
APARTMENTS
455-7200
South ot Joy Road.
- West of I-275
Open Monday through Saturday
9:00 AM-5.00 PM
400 Apt*. For Rent
SUMMER SPECIAL
CONCORD TOWERS
l 8 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT S
Slova ( refrigerator
Carport
1 Intercom
Newt, dacorstad
' Smoke detectors
Sprinkler system
•FROM!
1-75 and 14 Mil®
Nam to Abbay Thaatar
589-3355
i
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1 and 2 Bedroom
Apartments from
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1
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"Less than
5 minutes
from Novi &
Farmington
Hills"
• Convenient to TWelve Oaka Mall
• Cable TV Available
• Dishwasher
• Pool
• Private Balcony / Patio
624-9445
• Air Conditioning
Open Monday - Friday, 10 • 6 Weekends. 11 - 5
fcQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY
Located adjacent to naturally wooded
Him-* Part rmrmmiral 1 inri hwtmnm
apartments and townhouses. Comfortable
living nth air conditioning, private
balconies, huge closets, heat included.
Also Cable TV. 2 swimming pools and
aerobics fitness center. SMART stop at
tbe front entrance.
30500 West Warren
between Middlebelt and
Memman Roads
Auzms
DCVTLormirr
Vc
APARTMENTS
LIVING YOU CAN
Afford To Enjoy!
1 ^ 2 PEDRO*" V A P A R T M E N T S F R O M
iQCn HEAT
OO ' INCLUDED
i {>reat Location'
I
,w carpel mg. M
•nckjded no pets $310
Leeve ivmiii ge 1-360-3662
ORCHARD LAKE Smal quavit tur-
-vsPad aperrmani on pnvate 2 acre
lot Caa 681-6479
LINCOLN
TOWERS
A Friendly
Homey Atmosphere
Studios, 1 & 2 Bedrooms From $380
• FREE CABLE TV
• • A* Condtomg • Apptancai.
raxing Danwasher & Disposal • Capeng • Acuvoes
• Commur*f Room • TV & Car] kx>m
• Exsrase A Sara Room • Storage Vw
• Hstfati Stnmmng Pool
Lincoln Rd. at Greenfield
Mon. thru Fri. 9 a.m.-6 p.m
968-0011
Equal Housing Opportunity
PLYMOUTH/CANTON
(Viffaje Laese Heet a Water Paid
Adults No pets
455-1215
PLYMOUTH
CALL NOW!
Al our 2 bedrooms are ranted so
ca* now about spacious 1 bedroom
aoartmants Tfioy won"! last long
Spacious 1 bedrooms - 900 sq fl.
Wee tied m raatdantiaf area
ComsnMnl lo 275 96 a 14
Ample storage/b«nda included
Heet included
Pnvate balcony
Aak about our mow m special
Rem with a t or 2 yr Mesa
TWIN ARBORS
Ann Artm Trl
400 Apt*. For Rent
• NOVI/LAKES AREA •
WESTGATE VI
from $475
AREA S BEST VALUE
• Ckaet • Spacious Apartments
• Attractively Landecaped • Lakas
Araa • Naar Twelve Oaks • Cantral
Air»Poo*Carpor>Walk-«i Cloeels
• Patloe and Batmniaa
on Pontiac Tram ban Beck a Weal
Mln from 1-686. 1-275
DeAy 9em-7pm • Sat a Sun 12-4pm
624-8555
PLYMOUTH
room
$395 /mo After 12noon
DOWNTOWN, I bed-
PLYMOUTH - Large, t bedroom
appaances. cantral air Wa*
downtown 1535/mo • securtty
961-5141
PLYMOUTH
LIVE ON THE PARK
Starting from...$435
Haat a water included 6emor
Diacouni Central aar pool, aaeurtty
40235 Plymouth Rd . Apt 101
455-3682
PLYMOUTH - Old VHaga area Ona
bedroom upper, appliances carpet
AvaaabM anmadlalaly No pets
$400 per mo 45»-*416
PLYMOUTH -
race area available now $525 •
utwtiea lease a security No pets'
591-6630 4S5-1726
PLYMOUTH - SENIOR CITIZEN
Specials Spaooua l a 2 bedroom
apertmenta In quiet community
Walk 10 shopping Central a*,
dishwaahar. carporl, pool AveaaWe
to ouaMlad applicants 4S3-6611
PLYMOUTH - 2 bedrooms, as appli-
ances including washer a dryer
$565 s monlh
CALL RAY LEE
The Michigan Group 591 -9200
ruet east o< Haggany
CaU Mary
453-2800
PLYMOUTH HERITAGE APTS
is pleased to oner FREE BASIC
CABLE*, wtth the signing ot a 1 year
455-21
143 or stop
m Mon thru F ri 9-5
•NEVf TENANTS ONLY-
Caah back bonus along with cabia
lor 1 year laasa, IF rant • paid ont
me ictt
PLYMOUTH
Plymouth Hills
Apartments
746 S. Mill St.
Modem 1 and 2 Bedroom
• WASHER-DRYER
IN EACH APT
• ACCESS TO I-275
• AIR CONDITIONED
• FULLY CARPETED
• DISHWASHER
• NO PETS
FROM $445
400 Apta. For Rent
PLYMOUTH
HILLCREST
CLUB
1 & 2 Bedrooms
From $465
• Park setting • Specious Suites
- A* Conditioning • Outdoor Pool
• immaculate Grounds a Bidgs
Best Value in Area
Near Plymouth a Maggeny
12350 Rtaman
453-7144
Daily 9-7
Sat 11-5 Sun. 12-4
PLYMOUTH/NORTHVILLE Country
Lhrtngl 2-3 bedroom apartments
Frspiace. appnencea Larga yard
Lighted Parking Heat, water laurv
ed $260/
dry included a/mo 459-2746
PLYMOUTH-Spadous 1 a 2 bed-
room apartmenl-masi comples Ap-
pliances heet included, an.
$465 $515 par month
Applications 34S-6077 459-2923
Plymouth Twp
CARRIAGE HOUSE APTS
HAGGERTY & JOY
PHASE II NOW LEASING
LUXURY
2 BEDROOM UNITS
e Individual laundry room
e Appliances
e Vsmcal blinds
Modal open deny 2-6
Sat Sun 12-6
CALL 9-5
425-0930
PLYMOUTH - 1 badroom, S395
month plus utiltlae Small pets ok
1% months securtty 1 year leeee
Alter 5pm 453-0623
PONTIAC HISTORIC DISTRICT
1 bedroom Charming $375 per
month ndudmg utmtlea No pels
Mrs Smith 335-9190
REDFORD AREA
FROM $395
• Free Heet
• Larga 1 a 2 Bedrooms
• Cabia Ready
• walk- Aak! 280-1700
Enjoy the pictumque community
of Plymouth with its Colonial
charm, unique thops and fine
restaurants Millerp*t Oub
is close to everything
yet secluded in its
own park-like setting.
B E D R O O M S P E C I A L
$100 1st M o n t h R e n t
plus Blinds 4c Microwave
from '465
$200 Security Depoeit
Air Conditioning
Dishwasher
12350 R I S M A N
(South ot Plymouth Rd. East ot Haggetty)
453-7144
Daily 9-7 Set 11 -S Sun 1M
-£)
WAYNFWOOD
C A P A P T M E N T I S " )
1990 SPECIAL
(Limited Tm»e)
*50 OFF
1 & 2 B e d r o o m A p a r t m e n t s
HEAT AND
VERTICAL BLINDS INCLUDED
• 2 Poole
67T7 N. «WVNt K>.
WESTLAMO
South at
ON OMPUmr
7 O0ft
326-8270
ti)
888 ae lar 1M 6 h M
ROYAL OAK. Crooks A 13 Clean
neighborhood
cabta $430 mc
Otl street perking 4
audae heal 547-4*81
ROYAL OAK - 2 bad>oom apart-
oondMtorkng. no pats $496 par
CaB Mtar 8pm 332 5C2S
SOUTHFIELD
FROM $645
12 MILE A LAHSER
•14 2 Bedrooms
• Lovely reeidentlaJ area
• Covered periling
• WeN appointed dubhouee
• lntrue*on elarm
COLONY PARK
355-2047
SOUTHFIELD
French
Quarter
Apartments
354-3362
eOCTMPtBJJ
ONE BEDROOM 8PtC4AL
. LIT ta• i^ln ai «!• , —.
inTrUSJOO mmrW
• Waft-* otoeet
WELLINGTON
PLACE
arlHMH
355-1069
aouTHniLO
fmmmm
400 Apts. For Rent
ROYAL OAK - LARGE 2
oeor oom loasr Naar
$560/monai plua utttMe
544-1870
So
ROYAL OAK NORTH
i. quel. 1 bedroom, a*, sior-
o* all sal parking No pew
II 526-9006
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3726 Rochasler Rd
SOUTHFIELD 354-6040
29266 Northwestern Hwy
CANTON 961-7200
4271 1 Ford Rd
NOVI 346-0540
Across from 12 Oaks Man
CLINTON TWP. 791 -6444
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SOUTHFIELD/Farmlngton HUls -
Oeluxa larga 2 badroom, 2 bath
Free rant until Oct 1 heel included
$665 Paula or Chert 469-5406
Soutnfteid
PARKWAY APARTMENTS
Would you Ilka to »ve RENT FREE
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opportunity Wa re open Monday
thru Friday 9sm-6pm, Sal 12-5
357-2503
SOUTHFIELD - ipeoous apts Spe-
cial - this month ft a* 1 $ 2 bad -
rooms from $460-$605 Includes
heat, water a pool 567-0366
SUB LEASE MM
Oct thru March option lor leeae at
terms end 1 bedroom, i bath, fire-
place. ak. washar/dryer m unit
$650 Call 433-6916 or 354-3292
SOUTHFIELD'S
WILLOW PARK
APARTMENTS
is n accepting applications lor
luxury spartments Units feature
kitchen wfth pantry and dining
space, balcony, carpet blirids.
microwave and abundant m-apart-
mant storags
1 Bedroom from $521
Private park wtth p4cnlc faculties
pool, tennis courts and axeraaa
room lor all of our reekJents
For more information can
356-7876
immediate Occupancy
400 Apts. For Rent
SOt/THFICLD
2't boon flma
rale laundry room, key caipalad.
appaancea. ak $735 par month.
SOUTH LYON APARTMENTS
1 8 2 oedrooms avakaol* lor imme-
Oiela occupancy Prlvete antrance
large storage arae. chadren 8 pets
*slconis cable TV, central an
313-437 5007
Sutton Place
Full Size
Washer & Dryers
in your apartment
•FREE HEAT
•SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT
•FREE GARAGES A
COVERED CARPORTS
358-4954
23275 Riverside Drive.
Southfield
East on 9 m*e Rd between Laheer
and Talegraph (oppoate Plum Hol-
low golf course!
400 Apts. For Ront
BARSUDOR ARMS
50% OFF
First Month's Rent
2 bedroom apartment.
• topping 8 schools Heal/
eluded $450 723-5366
WESTLANO CAPRI APARTMENTS
1 bedroom starting m $420 Haai a
weter included Special $200 aecur
ity deposit 261-5410
FORD/WAYXE RO AREA
a 2 bedroom spts
Amemtles include
e Carpeting
e Park-Mkesatnng v.
e Cloee to shopping
e Owner paid heet
COUNTRY VILLAGE APTS
326-3260
2 Bedroom Special
$200 MOVE-IN REBATE
Central A» $ Pool
Haat a Water Part
Western Hills
729-6520
TROY
1-75 & BIG BEAVER
1 Bedroom
$489
1 MONTH FREE RENT
LARGEST, DELUXE
APARTMENTS IN TROY
1 8 2 BEDROOM APTS
FOR LESS
i iv> Baths m 2 Bed Unit
FREEH BO 8 Carporl
> New Verticel Bands
> Wsaner-dryer/some units
> 24 Hr Maintenance
' Great Storage apace
> Large waai-m closets
' Balconies. Deluxs Carpeting
• Individual Central Air/Haat
> Deluxe Appkences Including
flishwaaher a disposal
• Swimming Pool
2 BEDROOM FROM $565
Short or Long Term Leas as
Sr Citlzena Walcomedt
Winter Heat Special
Free Gift Just For Coming In!
SUNNYMEDE APTS.
561 KIRTS
(10* S ol Big Beevar
between Lrvermxs & Crooks)
362-0290
TlSbv
'Y - Large, «100 sq Tt luxury 1
bedroom, I'i beth spertment. rent
includes heet A .suable immediate-
ly 647-0333
SOUTHFIELD
Unique 2 badroom 2 bath apart-
uk torn washer/dryer,
blinds and carporl includes LIS* ot
Victorian styta Oubhouaa. fttnaas
canter, pool and boardwa* path
systam thru natural watarweys Ex-
ceaent proximity to freeways
Office hours Mon-Fn 10-6
or by appomtment
MONTICELLO APARTMENTS
352-4220
jouiTifieicI
WAKEFIELD APARTMENTS
Free Blinds!
2 8 3 bedrooma avakaCM 2 batha
laundry-storage room, central air
1450aq ft Prtvaia entry patio Also 1
bedroom svakabia 356-3780
SOUTHFIELD
12 MILE &
TELEGRAPH
ASK ABOUT
OUR SPECIALS
RENT FROM $575
SECURITY DEPOSIT $150
Luxury 1 8 2 bedroom apts with
plush carpet, vertical bknde. gour-
met kitchen. seN cleaning oven,
trosi tree ratngerator. diahwaahar,
intercom system, lots of cloaaU 8
carport, community center, axaroae
room sauna 8 heesed pool Guard-
ed entrance, intrusion alarm system
356-0400
Troy
QUALITY WE CAN BRAG ABOUT!
* perfect Wend
of comfort and convenience
THREE OAKS
Ona and rwo bedroom apartments
362-4066
% mae E of Crooks on Watnea
Westland
SPECIAL ON
SECURITY DEPOSIT $200
1 MONTH FREE RENT ON
1 BEDROOM APTS
Limited time only
WESTLAND AREA
POOL
Club House, Patio. Pats Al-
lowed. Air, Carpet.
FREE HEAT 8 HOT WATER
1 BEDROOM - $445
2 BEDROOM - $495
BLUE GARDEN APTS.
Waetland's Finasi Apertments
Cherry Ha Naar Mammarr
Daily 11am-6pm - Sat t0am-2pm
729-2242
402 Furnishod Apts.
For Rent
Birmingham Downtown
MONTHLY LEASES
1 OR 2 BEDROOM
FULLY FURNISHED
Starts at $32 50/Day
UTILITIES INCLUDED
851-4157
EXECUTIVE GARDEN APTS
Birmmgham/W Bl
BLOOMFIELD LAKES APTS
FALL SPECIAL ON RATES
3 corporate apartments evaeaMa in
a small private quel complex
STUOtO $600
ONE BEDROOM »800 - $*50
TWO BEDROOM $650 $700
Heet 8 water included Waaher 8
dryer on mam floor Al apartments
fuey furnished with assign ir - decor
mtarors includes diehee. imena. sa-
ver etc a ara cabM reedy ideal lor
•xacutrvea or tuTisai parsena ra-
locatmg mto area. CI—rang aervnaea
avattaua Beech priiSegea on Lake
No pets please ExceSeni or--art*
t month leeaa available to quaMed
appkeents
2920 Sdiroder Btvd 2 tHks N of
Orchard Laka Rd oft Caaa Laka Rd
FOR APPOINTMENT
661-9161 661-8309 334-8392
FARMINGTON WLLS-
Orchard Lake Rd New, may kjr-
mshed. decorator condo 1 bed-
room. aak-m closet, fireplace,
waaher dryer, microwave. «v-buad-
mg parking, pool, exeraee $950/
mo 6 mo minimum 344-4645
FERNOALE Cleen quite room, lur-
ntshed Wsshsr'dryer kitchen privi-
leges $275/mo. C^l Pat 256-7146
Days
WESTLAND - Sublease. 1 bedroom
large storags sree in apartment,
waahei/dryer, dlshwssher/ml-
crowave. $525 mckidae water W*
pey H of security 454-9092
VENOY PINES APTS.
A beautiful pieca to live
Centrally loceted m Weatland
e 1 8 2 bedrooms
(some wfth fWapieoss)
e Pool. Tsnrtis Courts. CkJb House
Central AK Oshwsaner.
Dwpoaal. Laundry FaaHtlaa
Beautifully Landscaped
261-7394
Office Hrs Mon thru Fn 9-6
Sat 10-4
A York Property Community
GARDEN CITY
lor non-smoking man Garaga In-
cluded $75 par week. $ 100 security
Convenient location 425-2621
LAKE ORION - Very Private! Upper
haff ol Victorian on Laka Orion
Great lor office and tvtng quarters
Adults onfy All utilities peid
over $400 693-9283
NOVI'S AWARD
WINNING
COMMUNITY
SADDLE CREEK
Beautiful»y furnished 1-2 bedroom
apertmants designed lo provide a*
tha comforts of home tor tha corpo-
rate travewr on s monthly Oasis
344-9966
On Novi Rd., between 9 &
10 Mile. Just S. of Twelve
Oaks MaH.
PINE LAKE Frontage W Bloom-
heid Unique executive 1 bedroom
studio Private 2 acre woodad lot
Oeeigner • own lurmshmgs al
housewerss cable TV. boet. etc
$675 mo 661-6479, lit no
i)
PLYMOUTH - 1 bedroom lumahed
apartmeni. includes aa utMt
$400 per month plus security ideal
for singias 6 mo laasa 459-4199
TROY
SOMERSET AREA
Spacious decorated 1 and 2 bed-
room apartments 8 studios Ameni-
tiaa maude
e Owner paid heel
e Swimming Pool
e Laundry ladktia*
e Balconies or paUua
e Parking
e Intercoms
e Ak Condltxnng
e Ooee to shopping a
S Lyon
Pontrail
Apartments
1 bedroom...$410
Heat included
1 MONTH FREE
Ask about our
SENIOR PROGRAM
On Ponoac Trafl
berween to 8 11 Maa Rde
m S Lyon
437-3303
$1
FOR A 1 BEDROOM APT.
Big Beaver 8 Crooks araa
•a and carporl. heal 8
included For more
TOWNE APARTMENTS
362-1927 or S47-2672
TROY AREA 470 E Eknwood 1
om, e
, hee
$435
Troy
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3 Bedroom Townhouses
From $675
HEAT INCLUDED
PETS WELCOME
ROCHESTER VILLAS
Mon -Set 9em-5pm
879-2466
UNION LAKE area High on a he
townhouae 2 bedrooms, balcony
1-t batha. natural fireplace. OoonaaS
plus waahar/drywr new carpeting
Adikt bunding, no pets $4»5/mo +
utauea. security 477-1789
WALLED LAKE
WALNUT RIDGE APTS.
1 MONTH FREE RENT
Large 2 bedroom
Includes heat & water
Near Twelve Oaks Mail
Sr. Discount
669-1960
WARREN
Hoover RD bet. ear 118 12 Mae
1 & 2 Bedroom Apts.
FROM $480
REGENCY PARK
APARTMENTS
573-0180
WAYNE - Columbus Apertments
1 8 2 bedroom apertments I keel;
decor alec with «pp nances $375-
$425 • dapoaH 779-5214
WAYNE-DOWNTOWN Clean 2 bed-
mokided $410 per monsh plua aa-
curtty 728-2480
WAYNE/WESTLANO Extra mom 1
baoroom units Sma« apt bua Sad-
room. 2 bath condo waaher ikyer
courta $495 and $825 Weak
474-5150 -Farmaigion Hta
851-2730
KAFTAN ENTERPRISES
THE TOWNHOUSE SPECIALIST
352-3800
BIRMINGHAM CONOO
anoaa $750/mo •
The Homa Co
BIRMINGHAM
FOR RENT
NEW TOWNHOMES
WEST BLOOMFIELD
UNION LAKE AREA
•2 bedrooms
•2 Ml betha
fua I
415 Vscstion Rentals
CHEYBOYGAN STRAITS AREA
Autumn color tours, gok outings,
bed 8 breaa test Weaaands onf,
Reeervetione a muet 533-8209
GRANO TRAVERSE Raaort Condo
En|Oy ua colors 2 bedroom. 2 bam
•I HE l 6 Newly furraMd 4 pools
available Winter rales 725-7747
HALE Family gat a
the north woods. 5
tag*, indoor pooi.
517-345-0711 517-873-3801
HIGGINS LAKE- See ti
Sleeps 7 crib, no pels Raeerve
your weekend now $70 ApprSxt-
maleiy 1 hr from Traversa 459-4294
HOMESTEAD CONOO
new Deck lacuzzi. ftsptaca Low
rate* 454-4t88
HOMESTEAD Hawks Nest ill In
2-4 tuicien. deck, kiaptaoa Baake-
M secluded setting, perfect for taB
colors Days 3 3 ^ 8 1
HOMESTEAD RESORT
Gtan Arbor Mictagen. 2 bedrooms
2 beths on Lake Mcfagan
Cal after 6pm 426-2817
HOMESTEAD 1-2-3 bedroom oon-
do ai low taa rales Al amanitiee -
screened dec* overlooking Lake
Mctt a hardwoods for ^actactaa
tan color & sunsets, hr apiece and
unit privacy , eic Cel owner •
Deys, 1-662-4439; Eves. 1-426-8887
JOIN US FOR FALL COLOR .
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ALL crr*8 • SINCE 1978
^ PAY NO FEE
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SHAM UffHNOS . 642-1620
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-A MAN 4 DOG aee* feepan—He
FEMALE/male K> ahara lonely homo
— - — — — • -Hate occu-
50»-2Oe3
BIRMINGHAM. non-amofcer room-
w » a«T.d lor doemlosm Blr-
^ngham duplet. $325 moriBi pM
mm 2m-om7
643-9081
BLOOMFIELD HILLS
i 5
874-4458
>AMALE •Tit) lo ahare 2
afeedroom MHwiH In Troy with
• ii i non amoker C— and laeve
Tiiilim 649-7296
'# AjfMtNQ TON HILLS-Person lo
M l 2•> bath. 2 badroom tunartoua
aoOThouaa- 1445 + * uMtoaa.
52S-6232 or enea. 477-4277
TARMNOTON HILLS
«M pin'llliona n
I 3 badroom Ranch Qraal Sut>-
and surroundings. S29S/
I evenings 477-2565
421 Living Quarter*
To I
FANMM8TON HILLS: 2 I
FEMALE ROOMMATE to ihara 2
bedroom apartment m Usonto. Ra-
S336
47
442-0756
MALE OR FEMALE- 3,000 aq fl.
homa. llreplece. 1* acraa. neai car-
patmg. aaahar'dryer 1295 mdudee
m» uiSt.ee 532-2520
MALE TO M n 3 badroom house
with Mil employed lamaM C»oee lo
Royal Oak 6 arnangham 555 a
Maa x H utaities 642-6733
PLYMOUTH - OOWNTOWN
Larga uppar Hat. lo *w» Cai
455-6336
PLYMOUTH - Non-smoking Prolee-
aionel lamaM to share 3 badroom
homa. $365 par mo + utlBllee
455-65*6 552-5631
PROFESSIONAL Famala to ihara 3
badioom Royal Oak homa »/Lau«e
Reaporisi Die.-' references $450 ae-
curity + rant. Days. 362-3667
REOFORO-Houaa lo ahare Oaach I
Schoolcraft Cal anar 6pm
535-6643
REDFORb
mala or lamaM lo *hara 3 badroom
noma. $75/week • phone Beech/8
Mia araa Alter 6. 537-1976
REDFORD TWP 1 maa N. Jartrtaa
Non-imokar. pre I mi anal person to
hood. Fu8 laundry $ kitchan privi-
leges. AvailaNa Oct lat $250 *
utStna. References 537-2607
ROOMMATE to ihara 2 bedroom. 2
balh Farming! 0 " HWa apartmanl
Hon amokar Maatar badroom ml
bath avMMbla 10/1 $335 month +
Vi uttitMe. security 476-9453
'2100 aq. n. colonial mground
\«335 mo., includes «t«tiae.
I requred. Non amokar
rBpm 477-9663
4JVONUUWESTLANO - Famala to
«hara noma ««1h aama CMd/pM.
«k. Second badroom. bath, laundry.
•Mo* yard; $5i"
462-1069
BOOKING FOR FRIENO to took tor
^xxaa to rant together and «art re-
jaumatownaa Mual love snanaia
,Oay> ta 3pm 326-2679 Aflar 3 30,
— Til Sandy 722-2901
ROYAL OAK
Famala to ahara nice house wiih 2
other Isrrialas. $260/month * ahara
335-5127
ROYAL OAK- 12 6 Vlncatla Prolaa-
atonal Male/Female to ahara 4 bad-
room homa w/garage $300 I
utwtlee Evenings 399-1399
SEEKING MATURE, non smoking
lamala to ahara beautiful 2 bad-
room. 2 bath apartmanl. Diamond
Foraal. Faonmgton H«a. $375.7mo
• H uttmies Massage 639^244
SOUTHFIELD
a> aflabla Oct.
EmptoyadH
$275 inckJ
room
Kitchan, laundry
non-amok mg
357-0021
SOUTHFIELD RO & t-696 Female
non-smoker lo ahara 3 badroom
Oct 1 $235 -
ait 283, 531-2060
begtrmmo c
i 669-6282 i
421 Living Quartan
Ta
SOUTMf*LD
i room aiMi prv
laundry
.546-1661
SOUTHFIELD VILLAGE OREEN
Apia 12/Tai 2 larga
placa. ovartooking pool.
cotvta I dubhouaa
room t hoi HA Eaay going prolaa-
«i lamaM aaaka aama Vnokar/
I 8372/mo Aflar 6pm 546-2625
SYLVAN LAKE - Larga «at
homa Fu« tacMUaa Extraa $375
mo * % i
day*. 642-0450
.682-1663
UNION LAKEFRONT - Larga a«ac»j-
, 3 badroom ranch. 1'* beth.
«y decoraiad larga dack ga-
raga. flrapiaca. laurvlry. $400 mo *
'A utmtiaa 363-6122
UPPER STRAITS prtvUagaa. $350
month half utwttaa $600 aacurlty
UTICA - To ahara 2000 »q fl 3 bad-
room mobHa homa «/pcTvilagae
Days 642-4110 aak lor Connie
Aflar 10pm 739-4928
WALLED LAKE-Prolaaaionai lamala
non-amokar to ahara wfth »ame
Beaut I'm houae. lake prwaegea
$315 plua 669-7177
WESTLAND CONOO Private balh.
mature working adult $310'mo
plua half utMinea plua aecurvty
Cal 522-6557
WESTLAND - looking tor lamala to
rent baaamani apt Private en-
trance $300/mo Includes all
726-0005
422 Wantad To Rant
GARAGE SPACE to store 1 car tor
winter month* Troy araa prelerred
Ca* Cliff 6-5pm 757-2116
WANT TO RENT OR WITH OPTION
Houae naar Rocheeter mual a«ow
pet! Prater 3 badroom. fenced,
baaement, oarage 652-3178
YOUNG Female aaakmg amaH
house waatland. Livonia Garden
City We* mannered dog require*
tancad yard. Altar 5pm, 427-2471
YOUNG PROFESSIONAL seeking
room to rant immediately Livonia
Plymouth. Canton araa Call
after 5pm 455-5655
424 Houaa Sitting Sarv.
GOING WHERE ITS WARM? '
Clean CPA decree homa lo art near
16 & 75, Jan - April Call Shan
day* 362-2300 eves 725-1967
429 Garaga* A
Mini Storaga
BIRMINGHAM
In town. 1 car garage apace
drywatled. available immediately
$S0'month 649-4516
DOWNTOWNBIRMINGHAM
Garage, mini slorage or monthly
parking Available Immediately
$75/MO or best offer 256-6058
429 Garagaa 4
Mini Storaga
BIG GARAGE SPACE - Stretch
Umoeme. Lawn service. Construe
non. Landscaping companies. Dis-
tributors. Manufacturers* Raps
Overiaa doors, large lummg radiua
Cloee to 1-275 6 I-96 Good tor win
ta Stow 4 Go Sen Storaga. 4 1999
Ann Arbor Rd Plymouth 455-7950
TROY GARAGE FOR RENT
27 ft . good tor boal or car
fco per monlh
432 CommarciaJ / Ratail
For Rant
BIRMINGHAM
SOUTH ADAMS SQUARE
Retail man space available. 860 to
1676 W) ft Rates starting at $13 50/
per sq fl includes heat & air condi-
tioning. 646-5900
CANTON SUPER LOCATION, free
start-up rant, 2000 sq ft 4 up. $6
Triple net Weeigate Ptaia, CAnton-
Ford Rd Don 356-2600
CANTON - 1600 sq fl building lor
rant or lease on Ann Arbor Rd Ek-
ceaent opportunity lor medKal ofl-
•ce or perry store Everts 476-2236
CRAFT VILLAGE Looking tor unique
craters to lease space in shop loca-
tion Union Lake and Rochester
openrngs available Irom $60 mo
Ask for Sue 360-3980
DOWNTOWN BIRMINGHAM, orttoe. 1
retail 2100 sq N $14 net or beet oi-
ler Chosienson Commercial. Inc
524-9555
DOWNTOWN WAYNE 15 X 80
store m busy Kroger-Perry strip
center on Michigan Ave in Wayne
Ample parking, good traffic, reeaorv
sble rent Call 647-7171
FARMINGTON HILLS
10 Mite Rd & Grand River
RETAIL SPACE
FOR LEASE
Several choica locations
From 1,140 - 5.620 sq.ft.
Now avertable with excellent
10 Mile or Grand River Exposure
CERTIFIED REALTY. INC
471-7100
432 Commercial / Ratail
For Rant
SHOPPING CENTERS FOR LEASE
BtoomMd. Mapte I inkater River
view. Grange 6 King 471-4555
434 Ind. / Warahouaa
Laaaa or Saia
AIRPORT
COMMERCE
CENTER
Award Wmnmg Development
industrial Suites
M-59 al PONTIAC AIRPORT
1200 sq ft S800/mo complete
Other suite* Irom 1600-10,000 sq ft
Call Al Montalvo 666-2422
CITY OF PLYMOUTH
New 1250 or 2500 sq fl, HVAC. 3
phase $750 - $1500 per month
455-6000
FARMINGTON HILLS
Warehouse apace truck door 1000-
1500 aq II Office apace available
One year minimum 477-6680
Evenings 363-5813
LIVONIA
SALE or LEASE
8 NEW BUILDINGS
Overhead door* Truck wens
INTERNATIONAL REAL ESTATE
647-1111
SPECIAL!
3 MOS. FREE RENT
CANTON near 275 - office and
warehouse units From 500-30,000
sq ft Answering Service also avail-
able Immediate occupancy. For
W no answer call
454-2460
348-1833
LIVONIA FOR LEASE Plymouth/
Middlebell Strip center. 55 X 100.
(5500 sq ft >. Heavy traffic Brokers
protected 356-7915 or 353-5227
MULTI-USE building lor rant, auto
detart car radio installation window
tinting Drive thru overhead doors
and office area 455-7784
PLYMOUTH/DOWNTOWN
Quaint shopping mail. 725 sq ft A
1100 sq ft Excellent parking Cal
Deborah tor details 344-9369
RETAIL Showroom & Warehouse
space 4.000 sq ft w/more avail-
able Corner ol Middlebell & Plym-
outh Rd In Livonia Patty 227-6942
LOOK
FOR
More Commercial Property
Advertising under
Classifications «351-354
Don't miss reading our
Colorful Building Scene
Section every
Monday & Thursday
436 Offica / Business
Space
AN EXECUTIVE OFFICE in Livonia
w'phone answering, month 10
month Secretarial services avail-
able $350 464-2960 or 349-5449
BERKLEY Quaint, historical bmkJmg
offering 800 sq ft. of executive
space All utilities, ample parking
Immediate occupancy 398-6330
BIRMINGHAM DOWNTOWN
Pleasant 1 person office Upper
level with private balh $250 in-
cludes utilities Call 644-3410
436 Offlca / Buainaaa
Space
ANNOUNCING
Maple Business Cenlet ol Troy
Beai 'ales m town, no lei
eary 227.500 sq ft on Maple, near
Liver note
From $235 up per month
646-0139
ANNOUNCING
Shared office apace Irom
150 sq ft
Monthly or long term leases
Complete secretarial ser«cee
Best buedmgs m the best areas
TROY, SOUTHFIELD, CANTON
FARMINGTON HILLS. LIVONtA
ROCHESTER HILLS, STERLING
HEIGHTS. ANN ARBOR
International
Business Centers
FIRST IN SERVICE0
OFFICE SPACE
454-5400
(IBC s brokerage office can also
assist you in locating larger
conventional space I
ASK ME sbout Office space in Livo-
nia. west side 216-500-1153 sq fl
Rent includes all bul phone terrific
rates Call 349-5449 or 464-2960
AVAILABLE - Desk space In 3000
Town Center building Southfield.
Ideal lor smal service busmeas or
•ndependem real eetate broker, ate
Reasonable rates 352-9555
BIRMINGHAM DOWNTOWN
Upstairs apace (13x15) for office or
ratail $285 124 S Woodward
Immediate occupancy 682-4762
BIRMINGHAM - DOWNTOWN
Prime suile to sub-lease. 714 sq ft
$1,200 mo Noflh view picture win-
dow Convenient parking Full ser-
vice building Two restaurants
260 N Woodward 644-3700
BIRMINGHAM EXECUTIVE SUITE -
140 sq fl offices with windows, rent
includes reception room, lanitorial &
all unities except telephone higly
skilled secretary available Word
Processing, fax, copier, & aU the
amenities a private office with 1
retary would offer Call 8 30-5pm
645-0740
436 Office / Business 436 Office / Business
BIRMINGHAM
SOUTH ADAMS SQUARE
200/sq fl amgie office rani $215/
mo immediate occupancy
596 aq n - 4 room offlca suite
rent $746/mo
1200-1676 aq ft office Ml* rate*
Start at $13 50/aq ft
Rents include haat aar conditioning,
lemtoriai service telephone answer
mg 6 secretarial service* available
646-5900
CANTON - LMey Prolaaawnd Cen-
ter new offlca. medical or general
800 to 16,500 sq fl^Ford
Rd 6 1275 Prune location -5272
CANTON
Medical A General Otice Suite*
$9 95 sq ft include* taxe* 6
outside maintenance
1 Custom Boor plans
Private entrances
1 Plenty ol parking
- Own heat /an conditioning
1 Ceramic tile in private balh
CANTON - FORD CROSSING
455-2900
CANTON
Prime office space with secretarial
from $250 per month
454-5400
OOWNTOWN BIRMINGHAM
office lor lease Approximately 400
sq fl immediate occupancy
478-6333
DOWNTOWN BIRMINGHAM
Prime Suites 1120 sq fl op to 5100
sq ft available Great views, com-
petitive ratee, convenient parking,
full service building Ocean Grille
Restaurant coffee shop, stock bro-
ker and beauty/barber shop in
building Next to Crowley s
280 N. Woodward
647-7171
FARMINGTON OFFICE includes up
10 3 suites Flexible leeae
mcludea signage on Grand R»er
near downtown, furnishings. Ul
A lamtorlM Kevin Knight Duke.
Broker
436 Office / Buetnees
Spaca
LIVONIA • For laaaa. murti-uae offic-
es. 3 Standing buildings From 500
to 4,400 sq « 15248 Lsvan al 5
mile Beautiful location, cheap rani
Cal 261-2123 or 846-8766
LIVONIA WEST SIDE
500 sq fl A 1200 sq ft
Low rant includes al but phona
464-2960 or 349-5449 evee
LIVONIA 1 room
houee apace on 8 MM near Farm-
ing-on Rd Secetartal 1 T alephone
Answering service 476-2442
LIVONIA - 1,000 sq ft of flexible
office space Schooler aft frontage
$750/mo including utlUisa Contact
Dan Bergstrom at 522-1350
pr oteesionel / gener al
with reception area services
available 261-0110
MEDICAL OFFICES Irom 1200
sq ft new building excellent loca-
tion and parking Finish to suit
BUCKINGHAM OFFICE PARK Jef-
fries A Middlebell, Lrvofaa 421-0770
OFFICES IN W BLOOMFIELD
Orchard Laka Rd Private entrance,
600 lo 3200 sq n
651-8555
OFFICE SPACE WANTED Preler
Northwerstern suburb 750-1 000 sq
ft Landlord must be willing to
trade/barter office space lor new
office equipment 737-7212
FARMINGTON AREA - Large A
small offices available Reasonable
rales ideal lor bkie collar business
people Call Mon-Frl. 9am-5pm as*
lor Beverly or Jeff 477-6833
BIRMINGHAM - 300, 850, 1.200.
1.500. 2.700aq ft available Ample
parking Win divide
Staler Management 540-6268
DENT/^. /MEDICAL
Birmingham - Suite available Pro-
fessional building Easy aeCess from
Hunter Blvd On site parking Please
call, Mon-Fn., 9-4 30. 689-8744
OOWNTOWN BIRMINGHAM
280 N Woodward
Nlcefy laid out 1,120 sq fl suite with
bathroom and tuly equipped kitch-
en Convenient parking. Ml service
building Rent $1,667 per month
includes larwtorlal service and all
utilities except elecjile Any term
lease Immediate occupancy
647-7171
PRIME OFFICE SPACE
400 SQ FT and up Ford Rd A
Middlebell. Garden City 472-4290
SINGLE ROOM OFFICE SPACE
Starting from $150 a month, Includ-
ing unities Ford Rd , A Middlebeit
Garden City Call 422-2490
GARDEN CITY - FORD RO
Prolessiona. office suite 700 sq ft
includes 2 offices-200 sq ft A 112 sq
n. private restroom, kiicfw«U»
secretarial and wailing areas excel-
lent parking 425-6260
LIKE CHARMING OLD BUILDINGS'
Windows thai open' Only $175 lor
office and waning room - right m
downtown Royai Oak'Sue. 646-3785
LIVONIA
SCHOOLCRAFT A INKSTER
Office space m active center 795
sq ft formerly attorneys offices
1250 sq ft formerly dental clmic
excellent condition Also 700 sq ft
lor retail Brokers protected Call
559-1160
Penthouse Office
Located m Troy, tins 850 sq n
penthouse has a natural skykght,
private restroom and shower and is
located on the 3rd floor ideal for
advertising, graphic* or art studio
Vary tavorable rate
646-0139
PLYMOUTH DOWNTOWN - 4 room
pius private realroom Utilities
r"n~ ~o Included Ample parking
Immediate occupancy 3-6 year
leeee $1000 month Other auiiee to
accomodate. 210 sq feet-70^1
aq feet 455-2609
Monday, September 24. 1990 OAE *•£
PLYMOUTH-Nice 400 sq fl office
on Duey street Private street ,
entrance Al utHUe* with
air included 451-0096
PLYMOUTH Office Bueomg Lease 2
professional 1 400 sq qiaet tree
lined street Walk to downtown Am-
ple parking. $640/mo 453-6000
PRESTIGIOUS TALL OAKES
Smal office for rent Parted lor
manufactures Rap Secretiry/Fex A
Copier available Cal 651-2764
REDFORD OFFICE
24350 JOY ROAD
W of Telegraph
• Beautiful 2 story building
• Underground parking
• Carpeting A blinds
. Lit signage
• 2 room suite and up
• Low rate includes all utllitie*
CERTIFIED REALTY. INC 4717 100
SHARED
OFFICE CONCEPTS
Executive Office Leaaing
At It's Best
• Prrvsle offices
• Professional A attentive staff
. Fun service buildings
NOVI (8 Mile al 1-2751
313-348-5767
BiRM'HAM (Woodward *1 Brown*
313-433-2070
2875 SQ FT of office space all or
part Main Street in the City ol Plym-
outh Corner location with greet
parking Call Joe Meiruk,
REAL ESTATE ONE, 455-7000
REDFORD OFFICE
24821 Five Mile Rd.
West Of Telegraph
2 rooms -» in-sun storage and
bathroom Private entrance carpet-
ing amd bimda AU uimnea included
$375 per month
CERTIFIED REALTY, INC 471-7100
SOUTHFIELD
12 Mile A Southfield Rd office*
1,000 sq fl $750 per mo
763 sq ft $600 per mo
Days 557-0770
Eves A Weekends 528-3647
SOUTHFIELD
12 Mile Rd near Lasher « «86 sq fl
suite nicely laid out and decorated
available Nov 1st reasonable rate,
any term lease 20300 W 12 Mule
Rd 647-7171
SPECIAL!
3 MOS. FREE RENT
CANTON near 275 - office and
warehouse umts From 500-30 000
sq fl Answering Service also avail-
able immediate occupency For
more information cal 454-2460
If no answer cal 346-1833
SUBLEASE 700 : sq ft ol office
space furnished if desired Immedi-
ate occupancy Located '» mile N of
1696 on Woodward Avenue Recep-
tionist A Secretarial services aval-
able Call Margie at 544-2020
TROY
Big Beever Road Executive suites
from ISO sq fl with secretanai
•ervces 637-2400
WANTED 1 small office wilh
receptionist Farmington HUs/
W Bloomfield area 681-1026
WANTED - 250 sq ft N or W Sub-
_ lical billing software
Call'messages Steve 338-6600
urbs Exchange for use of IBM mi
computer A Med*
W BLOOMFIELD - Orchard Lake
Road view Appro» 700 aq fl 4
room office suite Rent includes utili-
ties Call 851-7766
CLA66IFIED ADVERTISING
BUY I!
SfcLL 11
HND II
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FAX YOUR AD 591-6120 MOISXSO
644-1070 Oakland County 591-0900 Wayne County 852-3222 Rochester/Rochester Hills opportunity
INDEX
REAL ESTATE/FOR SALE &
REAL ESTATE/FOR RENT
300-436
See Index in Creative Living
Real Estate Section
EMPLOYMENT/INSTRUCTION
S00 Help Wanted
S02 Help Wanted Denial Medical
M l Help Wanted Otlice Clerical
WS Food Beverage
t>06 Help Wanted Sales
507 Help Wanted Pari Time
506 Help Wanted Domestic
5Q9 Help Wanted Couples
5 10 Sales Opportunity
511 Entertainment
512 Silualions Wanted Female
513 Silualions Wanted Male
514 Situations Wanted Male Female
515 Child Care
516 Elderly Care & Assistance
517 Summer Camps
5ie Education Instructions
519 NurS'ng Care
520 Secretarial Business Seivices
522 Professional Services
52J Attorneys.'Le^ai Counse'mg
524 Tax Service
ANNOUNCEMENTS
600 Personals (your discretioni
602 Lost 4 found lby the worOt
603 Health Nutrition Weight loss
604 Announcements Notices
605 Glad Ads
606-Legal Notices
607 insurance
608 Transportation Travel
609 Bingo
610 Cards of Thanks
612 in Memonam
6M Death Notices
MERCHANDISE
700 Auction Sales
701 Collectibles
702 AntiqLies
703 Crafts
704 Rummage Sales/Flea Markets
705 Wearing Apparel
706 Garage Sale Oakland County
707 Garage Saie Wayr-e Ccunty
"08 Household Good*'Oakland County
T09 Household Goods-Wayne County
'10 Misc for Sale Oakland County
"It Misc tor Sale Wayne County
'12 Appliances
"" 13 B.cycles Sale S Repair
"14 Business S OMice Equipment
7 15 Computers
16 Commercial industrial Equipment
"17 tawn Garden A Snow Equipment
" 18 Building Materials
719 Hoi Tubs Spas A Pools
720 farm Produce - Flowers Plants
721 Hospital Equipment
722 HobDies-Coins Stamps
723 Jewelry
724 Camera and Supplies
T26 Musical instruments
727 Video Games Tapes
728 VCR TV Stereo Tape Decks
729 CB Radiqs Cellular Phones
"30 Sporting Goods
734 Trade or Sell
735 Wanted to Guy
ANIMALS
738 Household Pets
740 Pet Services
744 Horses Livestock Equipment
AUTOMOTIVE/TRANSPORTATION
800 Recrealionai Vehicles
802 Snowmobiles
804 Airplanes
805 Boat Docks Marinas
806 Bnatv Motors
807 Beat Parts S Service
808 Vehicle'Boat Storage
810 Insurance Motor
8'2 Motorcvcies Go-Karts Minibikes
813 Mctorcycies Paris A Service
8T4 Caripers/MotorhomeS'T-ailers
816 Au'O/Trucks Parts 4 Leasing
818 Au10 Rentals leasing
619 Autn Financing
820 Autos Wanted
821 Junk Cars Wanted
822- Trucks 1or Sale
823 Vans
824 jeeps/4 Wheel Drive
825 Sports 4 imported
852 Classic Cars
854 Arpencan Motors. Jeec
655 Eagle
8&€r BuiCk
858 Cadillac
8ii0 Chevroiei
862 Chrysler
864 Dodge
866 Ford
872 Lincoln
8*4 Meicury
e.' 4 ! N>svjn
8"b Oldsmubile
878 Plymouth
880 Pontiac
882 Toyota _
ei4 Vo'kswaqen
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
3 Accounting
4 Advertising
5 Air Conditioning
fc Aluminum Cleaning
9 Aluminum Sidmg
10 Antennas
12 Appliance Service
13 Art Work
'4 Architecture
•o Asphalt
ib Asphalt Sealcoating
'7 Auto Cleanup
IS Auto 4 Truck Repair
2 1 Awnings
22 Bartreque Repair
24 Basement Walerproofing
25 Bathtub Petiroshing
26 Bicycle Maintenance
27 Brick Block 4 Cement
29 Boat Docks
jC Bookkeeping Service
32 Building inspection
3-i Bunding Remodeling
36 Burglar Fire Alarm
_ 7 Business Machine Repair
39 Carpentry
40 Cabmelry 4 Formica
4 1 Carpets
42 Carpet Cleaning 4 Dyeing
44 Carpet Laying 4 Repair
52 Catering - Flowers
53 Caulking
54 Ceiling Work
55 Chimney Cleaning
Building 4 Repair
56 Closet System*
57 Christmas Trees
58 Clock Repair
59 Commercial Steam Clearing
60 Construction Equipment
61 Decks Patios
62 Doors
63 DraperiesJSlipcovers 4 Cleaning
64 Dressmaking & Tailoring
65 Dry*all
66 Electrical
67 Electrolysis
66 Energy
69 Eicavaling
70 E'lerior Caulking
71 Fashion Co-ordmators
72 Fences
73 Financial Planning
'5 Fireplaces
i 6 Fireplace Enclosures
7fl Fnewood
81 Floor Service
87 Floodlight
90 Furnace Installed Repair
92 Furniture Finishing 4 Repair
93 Graphics
94 Glass Block Structural etc
91' Giass Stained. Beveled
96 Garages
97 Gai age Door Repair
98 Greenhouses
99. Gutters
102 Handyman - male/female
105 Hauling
108 Heating'Cooling
109 Home Grocery Shopping
1 to Housecleaning
111 Home Safety
112 Humidifiers
114 income Ta>
115 industrial Service
116 Insurance Photography
117 insulation
120 interior Decorating
121 Interior Space Management
123 Janitorial
126 Jewelry Repairs 4 Clocks
129 Landscaping
132 Lawn Mower Repair
135 Lawn Maintenance
138 Lawn Sprinkling
140 Limousine Service
142 Linoleum
144 Lock Service
145 Management
146 Marble
147 Machinery
149 Mobile Home Service
150 Moving - Storage
152 Mirrors
155 Music Instruction
157 Music Instrument Repair
-Ln
156 New Home Services
165 Painting - Decorating
166 Party Planning
(F ood - Flower s - Services i
175 Pest Control
178 Photography
180 Pi*io Tuning-Repair - Fief mishing
181 Picnic Tables
196 Plans
200 Plastering
215 Pk/mbing
219 Pool Waier Delivery
220 Pools \
221 Porcelain Rehntshing
222 Printing
223 Recreational Vehicle Service
224 Retail Hardwoods
229 Refrigeration
233 Rooting
234 Scissor Saw 4 Knife Sharpening
235 Screen Repair
237 Septic Tanks
241 Sewer Cleaning
245 Sewing Machine Re0a»
246 Sign Painting
249 Slipcovers - Sewing
250 Solar Energy
251 Snow Blower Repair
253 Snow Removal
254 Storm Doors
255 Stucco
257 Steel Laminating
260 Telephone Service; Repair
261 Television Radio 4 CB
263 Tennis Courts
265 Terranums
269 Trie Work
273 TreeService
274 Truck Washing
275 Typing
276 Typewriter Repair
277 Upnoteiery
279 Vacuums
260 Vandalism Repair
261 Video Taping Service
282 Vinyl Repair
283 ventilation & Attic Fans
264 Wallpapering
285 Wall Washing
287 Washer/Dryer Repair
289 Water Softening
293 Welding
294 Well Drilling
296 Window Treatments
297 Windows
298 Woodworking
299 Wood burners
BLOOM! It LD
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OAE Monday. September 24, 1990
Applications
Being
Taken...
/(Dayaei Carton)
• Cj— m and General Labor (Oeye
to Uvento poeetoto • days/wk.)
sacs.
LivofOa and HyoiiW-Cwil on
500 HelpWsnled
FARMtNGTON MILS ft OAK PARK
OSPARTMSNT COOfONATORS
Ona of America's M M gronng
drug-store cheats «M soon bs open-
ing a new Mora n Famwun M
and a new flora tn OM Parti W»
hara MS-tone poaMona m M M tor
coameoca and "too.
dueled al B»e taSoefttg
the dsys and tones mdk
Apply m person tO.t
2*2* W 11 M*a Rd . Berkley M
3230 14 Mile Rd .. W Bloom**.
V syne Road
K E L L Y
Temporary
Services
Equal Opportunity Lmptoyar M/F/H
ASSEMBLERS NEEDED
1-800-226-3601. ext. W162
ASSEMBLER
Our Prolo Deportment hea an open-
mg tar a Wire Hamaaa Aaaembler
You shouM ba mechwnca*y •»-
caned. waang to lawn A snfoy art*k-
•tg wah your henda Soma knowi-
ad«a ot blueprints or wire
i WITH SALARY
REQUIREMENTS or apply In paraon
at
Hunan ftos purees Dspertment
AMERICAN YAZAKI
CORPORATION
•700 Hagoerty Road
Cantor. Ml 48187
No Phone Ca* Piaaaa
An Equal Opportunity Employer
27. aa-
29
AREA DRIVER SAFETY MANAGER
t2noon - 6pm
lOam - 2pm
wt Snmedtoto opening lor an Araa
Driver Salary Manaoer Tha >deel
candidate aft ba COTcemaed with
at laaat 2 yeers over tha road tractor
contmuracatun M a 4 hava some
opeieaons experience Dutiaa m-
dude: Nrtog * Irammo tor driver*,
conducting safety meetinga, 80X
travel in cantral rmtfwesl ft cuatomar
relations in the ftNd Tha successful
candtdsle *M receive an above av-
araoa wage Ml ban—« pacfcaga 4
company car Intoreetod partwa
•nouM tend raauma ft salary re-
quirements to: Operstlons Manager
Roame Transportation Syatama PO
Box MOM Redtord. Ml 48239
An Equal Opportunity Employer
ARTIST - Ml or pari Una. win paWl
on tweel aMrts m mca rate* Mora
Poeltions opan m Farmmgton HIM
or Livonia. Ca* Sweels ft Mora
933-2466
ASSEMBLY TECHNIC AN
To service major rata* accounts m
tha Ooaavtwar araa. BeneMs Musl
hava own car For miarvtow ca»
1-800-952-3667. art 5833
ASSISTANT INDUSTRIAL
LAB TECH
I yr Chemiatry Phona and ctoncel
raqulrad Part-time days Sand re-
sume to Products Dtvlaton: 3*555
H«s Tech Or Surle 100 Farmington
HMe Ml 48331 313-553-1848
500 Help Wented
Light aa**ml»l| Clean ft
eiivk eminent SMI: Moi
7em-3 30 pm Momamafcera wei-
come Apply ah NMro Craft located
N. ol Grand River. E off
Maartpahiook Road In lha Vincent
mduatrtal Par* m Now.
ASSISTANT - HOME DAY CARE
intants ft Toddlers
Bmnmghem I
540-8742
ASSISTANT MANAGEMENT
AMBITIOUS
Young man. 28 yrs Md has Hat
opened 14th bualnees location m
Detroit's suburban areas Orders
come m taster than aa can put them
out Need people met aa motivated
ft wnblttous ss m, selt lo run this
operation ft others existing and plan
THtstsNO JOKE HtGH U WEEKLY
SALARY + UNLIMITED GROWTH
My busmesaes groes minions and
my stan has had no prior expen-
TPAY TOP DOLLAR
CAREER TRAINING
557-3550
Ca* Carrie
ASSISTANT
STORE MANAGERS
to $26,000 -
STORE MANAGERS
to $30,000
Bonus ft exceaent beneMs 1 Supervi-
sory experience m grocery, hard-
ware. health, beeuty aids, etc a ptas.
Employmant Center. Inc 569-1636
500 Help Wented
COLLEGE STUDENTS
SB TO 8TART
40 Hour Weskly
rkeuno Dapartmanl Training
May start tmmeo*ately
425-7037
739-6090
775-3810
Ca* Now
LNoma-425-6980
Rocheeler-
E DetroM-
ATTENTION
Individual seeking s rewsrdmg luR
needed tor tha rapidly grovang Uvo-
rM/Redtord Othca of MKMgan's
largest reel aetata company Wa
have tha programs and raaourcaa to
C you started ea quickly as poas>-
Hlgh earning potential tor qua»-
l«ed applicants Ca* Mr Belltuaa lor
parsonal intarview
REAL ESTATE ONE
261-0700
An Equal Opportunity Employer
ASSISTANT TEACHERS ft Suball-
tutee needed tor Fa* Nursery/Chad
Care Program W Btoomlteld area
Call 661-1000, ext. 252
ASSISTANT PLANT FOREMAN
Ptymouth baaed packaging compa-
ny needs an Assistant Foreman wrth
good mechanical skUa ft superviso-
ry abilities Send reeume to: A*»ec*
Human Reeourcee, 377 Amelia SI .
Plymouth, Mt 48170
ATTENOANTS - Larga Amoco ser-
vice center hes even*>g ft weekend
openings tor Ml ft pen time Good
pay. flexible hr» dean arrvWorv
mant. Apply at: Tel Maple Car Care,
oi telegraph ft Maple. B»-
644-2910
CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE
Large health Benefits aoministrator is seeking an indi-
vidual to work in our busy Service Department in-
volves responding to inquiries about health insurance
coverage and payments. HEAVY phone work with cli-
ents and medical providers. Must nave exceflent verfcai
communication skiffs working knowledge of a CRT
and EXPERIENCE working with medical insurance Bill-
ing. or claims We offer a competitive salary and ben-
efit package and a pleasant working environment
Please apply in person or send resume to:
Midwest Benefits Corp.
25505 W. 12 Mile
sutte 5000
SOUtttfleM. Ml 48054
' Attn: Personnei/C.S.
ATTENDANTS WANTED
Cer waah wrth kjt serve service gas
needs Ml time positions Mala,
•emele. retirees welcome Apply «i
person or cai for information
Colony Car Wash, 302 W Ann Arbor
Rd , Plymouth. 455-1011
ATTENTION" Experienced help
needed to produce Irs* transcripts
from courtroom »toeo tapes Flexi-
ble hours Win provide equipment ft
training. 229-9487
ATTENTION
NEEDED IMMEDIATELY
Male or female for light office ft
phone work Fu«/pen time. Good
pay. bonuses ft Deoahtx Must heve
medical or physical problem lo ap-
ply. For interview ca* Ms Land
1-800-243-6555
ATTENTION PHOTOGRAPHERS
Camera Art m now ecceptlng appli-
cations for photographers end as-
sistants to work wtth school chftdren
In the metro sree Some over night
travel CaU Camera Art at: 533-0088
AUOITOFtS ft INSPECTORS
Livonia auto supplier seeks depend-
sble. thorough, organaed quality
people Some SPC heMm Mid-
nlght/efternoon shifts available
Must have own car tor mlrwnel local
travel Reply 10 box 352 Observer ft
Eccentric Newspapers, 38251
Schoolcraft Rd Livonia. Michigan
48150
AUTO DEALER SEEKS HOSTESS
to welcome customers Into our
Westland ihowroom Must be ener-
getic. outgoing, and have a great at-
titude CJI Jerry Doute'on Tuee be-
tween 10 am ft 12 noon, tor appoint-
ment al: North Brothers Ford
AUTO GLASS INSTALLERS
ESTABLISHED auto glass company
a In need ol In-ehop snd mobile
glass mstaflars with experience and
full lime Excellent
Apply: 478-0739
CLERK CASHIERS
STOCK CLERKS
PART TIME
Must be 18 years or older. Heavy lifting
required. Good pay.
GROCERY BAGGERS
also needed part time. Must be 16
years or older.
Apply at:
SHOPPING CENTER MARKET
425 NO. CENTER ST.
NORTHVILLE
COMING SOON
YOUR NEW
1 ROCHESTER HILLS
A & P SUPERMARKET!
Applications are now being accepted for
the following positions:
• Courtesy Clerks
• Cashiers
* • Stock
- *~Meat Clerks
• Journeyman Meat Cutters
' • Seafood
• Deli
• Bakery
• Produce
Applications & interviews will be con-
ducted on-site. Please apply in person
at the following location:
1495 No. Rochester Rcf.
(at the comer of Tlenken)
Rochester Hills
AUTO MECHANIC
$20.25
FLAT RATE HOUR
Suey 14 bey general repelr shop haa
opening tor 1 top-notch technician
Muet have a* ASE certifications and
a conscientious, professional atti-
tude Benefits include meurence.
uniform*, vacation and productivity
bonua. Apply m person or send ra-
auma to:
DAVIS AUTO CARE
807 Doheny Dr
Northvae. Ml 48167
349-5115
ATTENTION
Warehouse Workers
NEEDED
Long term temporary assignments
m the Lrvonls sree. day and after-
noon shifts available Call today lor
an appointment
CORPORATE
- PERSONNEL
SERVICES
478-1010
NO FEE EOE
500 Help Wanted
AUTO-PORTER-DRIVER Wanted
tor busy oar Ussier ship Good driv-
ing record a muet AMRy lo work
wrth cars Fu* time. Ca* 583-1120
AUTO PORTER
need 2 hard workers A*
BILL BROWN FORO
q421-7000
AUTO TECHNICIAN
Needed tar Goodyear Service Cen-
ter Fun time, benefits, excellent
pay Musi be certified
March Tire Co Canton 454-0440
ATTENTION!!!
We ve hired severel dynsmic people
snd we era looking for many more
to complement our expanding oper-
ations
Pato training m all aspects of opera-
ting a portrait studio a fust ona ad-
vantage of K*nmg our successful
end growing company It you love
chadrsn. ara people oriented, pro-
fessional and hava an energetic per-
soneHTy, you car be juccessfui with
PC A (Raises and promotions based
on performance) Sales sxperience
helpful, positive attitude neceaaary
Medical, dental, profit, sharing and
paid vacations lor fuH-tlms For im-
mediate conetderation. ca* Jo at our
National HQ. 1-800-438-8868 or 1-
800-992-6313, ext 2483
AUTO MECHANIC
Expenencad m all areas of automo-
tive and light truck repair Top com-
rmaalon and benefits Apply In per-
son: Novt-Motlve Inc. 21530 Novi
Rd (Between 8 ft 9 Mile Rd I
AUTOMOTIVE
NEW TRUCK PORTER
Full time, 18 years or older, must
have excellent drlwvg record Apply
m parson to Truck lot st Pst MMkksn
Ford, 9600 Telegraph Rd,. Redlord
AUTO PARTS COUNTER Person
No Nights or Sundays Good Pay.'
Benefits Experience necessary
Now Auto Paris 349-2600
AUTO PARTS DELIVERY DRfVER
For the Plymouth area Must hava
good driving record
BftF AUTO SUPPLY
1100 Starkweather Plymouth
453-7200
AUTO PARTS INSIDE SALES
Automotive catalog experience
Hourly plus commission
B S F AUTO SUPPLY
1100 Starkweather, Plymouth
453-7200
AVAILABLE!
Long ft short term sssagnments tar
dspendsMs people
• Assembly
• Generel Lsbor
• Packaging
• Shipping ft Receiving
Victor
Interim
Services
261-3830
Equal Opportunity Employer M/F
AVERAGE $10 HOURLY ft MORE
No experience necessary if you can
read ft talk on the phone 9 to 3pm
ft 3pm to 9pm 347-4488
BEAUT ICAN
For salon menegement Mature, sal-
ary ft benefits Ltvome ft Troy sreas
559-8649
BED/BATH SHOP
Seeks pert time help for Livonia
outlet store Can Sue V si 455-4400
BED/BATH SHOP
Seeks meture full and part time
sales and stock help for design
store Farminglon. Troy ft Novi
Farmington
Novi
Troy
626-4313
478-3133
87ft-1010
BICYCLE MECHANIC - Perl Time
Experienced Troy area Call
1-800-326-0406
BILLING SUPERVISOR
PageNet has an opening for an em-
bfllous B*«ng Supervisor Responsi-
bilities include Supervienon of 7-9
Individuals, handling accounts
receivable billing work The «v*vk1-
uei will handle employee questions,
reeolve customer bMmg compuents.
meet company deedbne 8 enforce
company policies Applicants should
enioy s challenging poaltion m a fast
paced, fast growing company
Pteese send
history
graph
48034 Attn Operations Menager
Billing Supervisor
500 Help Wanted
BRIDGEPORT
OPERATORS
BENCH LEADERS
MACHINISTS
Mnmum 3 yr* experience
Wages equel lo sMRy Steady Work
Apply in person
OXBOW
MACHINE PRODUCTS
8610 Lanewood. Westland
BROWN ft SHARP Screw Machine
Set-up Person Fu* benefits
V-Une Precision Product*.
WsHed Lake 624-2583
BUS HELP - AM-PM Shifts Apply
Mon thru Fri, 9-5 Holiday Inn Livo-
nia Wesi 17123 Laurel Park Dr
Livonia
CANTON OFFICE ol international
Organization seeking individuals
looking for high eermng potential
and security thai comae from self
accompkshment Personalized ndi-
viduai training provided m a mod-
ern. vie* appointed office 18 years
or older, please Small initial invest-
ment required CaU Jeff el 455-7782
9 am - 5 pm
JOURNEYMAN ft FOREMAN car-
penter needed Please ca* Ruaa
357-0160
CARETAKER-Chris!isn family
caretaker for alderly couple Light
housekeeping also Eves /week-
ends Novi aree 247-5677
CAROUSEL CAR WASH
Farmmgton Hals 34650 Weal 6 Mile
Rd Now hiring fu* time employees
40 plus hours per week Apply In
person 477-0254
CARPENTER APPRENTICE
At lease 2 years experience in home
improvement 464-1358
CARPENTERS ft HELPERS
Contractor specializing in insurance
repair needs experienced. depend
able people wrth variety ski** Fu*
time, hourly positions available wtth
year round work Pay $6 - $12 per
hr depending on experience end
abilities Ca* between 9am - 2pm
422-4419
l»»l .growing twnymi
send reeume Including salary
to PageNet. 25330 Tele-
Ste 100. Southfield Ml
BINDERY ft FINISHING
Ptymouth printing company seeks a
mature responsible, fu* time per-
son for our bindery ft finishing de-
partment Company paid benefits
No experience necas*ery Company
paid pre hire physical including drug
testing will be done
Contact Rich al 459-1880
AUTO PORTER - new car clean-up,
fu* benefits, good pay, apply m per-
son. am for Steve Vlao or Frank
W«l Jack Demmer Ford. 37300
Michigan Ave, Wayne
An Equel Opportunity Employer
A WIN-WIN SITUATION
You ft the Stacey Group. We spe-
cialize in a* categories of permanent
ft temporary employment We aaak
experienced clerlal data entry, re-
ceptiontets. secretaries, survey ft
political telemarketers ft word pro-
cessors CaK Mary Stacey lo set up
an appt m our Southfield office
353-7878
Al WINDOW CLEANING
We are looking to Nre ft train new
professional residential window
i leal I an No Mpi nee work re-
quired Excellent pay and benefit
package Must have own transpor-
tation 855-1071
BLUEPRINT MACHINE OPERATOR
needed for busy OEM In Dearborn
Will train highly motivated individu-
al Must be hard working ft salt
starter Blueprint mechtne experi-
ence desirable but not required
Must have own transportation Send
reeume to Box 406 Observer ft Ec-
centric Newspepers, 36251 School-
craft Rd . Livonia. Michigan 48150
BOARD-UP PERSONS
Wanted for busy Construction Co
We supply trucks ft ma(or tools
Must have valid drivers license Ap-
ply at 18838 Beach Daly. Redford
BOOKKEEPING. TYPIST, General
office for wholesale meat co Musl
M ,o nesapyss
S 30am-S 90pm
BOWLERS
For man's Trio. Wedneedey 9PM
leegue Teems or individuals ca*
626-2422
BUILDING SUPERINTENDENT
lor Apartment Protect Experience
required and relerencae. Sand re-
sume to Box 218. Obeervar ft Ec-
centric Newspapers. 36251 Schoot-
crafl Rd Livonia, Michigan 48150
An Equal Opportunity Employer
CARPENTERS
Rough, 2 yrs or ie
Medical insurance 684-6788
CARPENTER WANTEO
229-8040
CARPENTER
with remodeling experience, mual
nave good transportation Wesi
side, can after 6pm 437-8660
500 Help Wented
CASHIERS
Fu* and part time $5 00 starting
Great opportunfla She* Auto Care.
Farmington HMs^^^v 553-2622
CASHIERS needed tor convenience
store A* «Ufts Fair
fits Good work!
person
Now Road-Grand *
43407 Grand River, see Kathy
Mr wages Bene-
rkmg condiliona Ra-
I only apply In p
md River Road
CASHIER & STOCK
Over 18 year* old. liiR or pari tune
$4 50 lo start $5 after 6 months
Excellent benefits Apply in person
Sav-On Drugs, Telegraph at Maple
m Birmingham, or Sav-On Drugs.
Crooks al Webeler m Royal Oak
CASHIER/STOCK
Perry Drug Stores, Inc wl* be inter-
viewing lor Cashier ft Stock poei-
tions for its Birmingham. Bloomfield
Hl*s snd Troy Stores at the tallow-
ing Michigan Employment Security
Commission Office on Thursday.
September 27 1990 between the
hours ol 9em-4pm
MESC Office
401 E 13 Mile
Madison Heights
R ft Dequlndrei
I between John RI
Full and part lime positions are
available lor day and evening shifts
Please ca* the MESC Office at
(313) 589-1600 to set up an
appointment lor interview
CASHIERS WANTED 18 or older
No experience necessary
Apply at Qwtk Stop
*5 35425 Ford/Weyne Weallend
12 120 N Middtoben/Cherryhlll
Garden City
500 Help Wented
CHILD CAM WORKERS
KMDCRCARC the Vst nan
quamy child
ol infant toddlers ft preechool ESSELTE METO
^9 Teed Drive
Randolph, MA 02568
An equal opportunity cmplovrr
Mortgage Loan
Opportunities
Processors
and Closers
FARMER JACK
and
A& P
SUPERMARKETS
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS
FOR ENTRY LEVEL POSITIONS
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
JOIN THE NO. 1 SUPERMARKET TEAM
• Promotion*! opportunities
• Ftodtota KTwdutM
• Sctwdutod wag* Increases baaed 00
seniority
• A ctaan. friendly work environment
Apply at your neereet Farmer Jmck or A & P
Supermarket* and tea the Store Manager for
additional del aN*
An fOuar Opportunity Emptoyar
CIRCULATION CLERK
Temporary
Want to earn some extra money for
holiday shopping? Our Birmingham
office is looking for someone with prior
clerical office experience and some
computer terminal knowledge who can
work 40 hours per week, approximately
October 1 thru December 31. Pleasant
working environment. Applications
accepted:
THE
aDbseruer & Eccentric
NEWSPAPERS. INC.
36251 Schoolcraft
Livonia, Ml 48150
We are an equal opportunity employer.
CLEANING PERSON
needed tuH lime wtth benefits
Scon Shuptrwie. 43606 W Oek Or
Novi Ml.. 48377 Aak tor Mr Kraft
349-0044
CLAIMS EXAMINER
MARKETING SUPPORT
Combine your Talents
Unusual opportunity for Claims Ex-
aminer with 2 yrs poor experience
Your primary responsibly wl* be to
review, settle and make payment on
our Group short term diaabillty
claims Good math skMs, familiarity
wrth PC and knowledge o< medical
lemwiotogy needed Ptas you - *
hava a role m marketing support, by
providing aalstance to the Vice
Preeldeni and Office Manager
Send reeume m confidence to Dick
Schneider at 5455 Corporate Drive
Suite 114, Trey, Michigan 48098
AMERICAN BANKERS
LIFE ASSURANCE CO
COMPETITIVE WAGES
Fu* lime warehouse wrth mandatory
seasonal overtime April thru July
Must have own transportation, relia-
bility and dependability a mual
34525 Glendale Livonia, between
Plymouth ft Schoolcraft oft Stark
Rd Apply in person only, no calls
please
COUNTER SALES - Full time, some
prelvous retail experience
FILING CLERK - Part time, will train
WAREHOUSE POSITION - Part time
for Tues. Wed ft Thurs Will train
Apply in person to 35245 School-
craft. UvorMa 422-9955
COMPUTER INDUSTRY LEADER
National TechTeam. nas exciting tob
opportunities In the computer train-
ing and OA/PC support areas
FIND OUT WHAT YOUR FUTURE
COULD BE'
Send your reeume to:
NationarTechTeam. inc
Attn David Szary
22000 Garnaon Ave
Dearborn, Ml 48124
277-2277
COMPUTERIZED ENGRAVING
S intern naani oner at or mechar»ca
rtr IBM ««r
ly inclined and familiar wtth IBM key-
board (WW train! Benefits Novi
476-1442
COMPUTER MANUFACTURER
seeking COMPUTER ASSEMBLER/
TECHNICAN Working knowledge of
DOS required Also seeking trainee
tor technical sale* person for ragftt
shift Salary and benefits commen-
surate wrth ability and experience
473-0808
COMPUTER PROGRAMMER
Require 1 yr work experience wrth
PC. printer ft LAN maintenance
dBase IV type database, ft Lotus
macros $20M + benefit* lor non-
smoking self-starter Send reeume
lo Mr Brown, Ratal Detail, 132 N
Woodwwd, Birmingham. Ml 48009
CUSTODIAL HELP NEEDED full or
part time for Covenant Baptist
Church in West BloomflelO
Ca* Dr Joe Baker. 855-9191
CUSTOMER SERVICE/Order Desk
various office duties Experienced
only Apply at 24435 Halsted.
Fsrmington Hills. 48335
CUSTOMER SERVICE DEPT
Needs fu* and part time help Excel-
lent phone ski** Ptymouth aree
Ca* Sue V. 455-4400
CUSTOMER SERVICE
H*y-
prtvately held corporation requires s
customer service person lo accent
department Poartion requires the
ability to be a Halson between credit
union ft Its customers Some re-
sponsibilities include answering cus-
tomer's questions, processing dally
operational work. proWem-eolving.
answering phonas. and light typing
This position requires s very detaH-
ortsnted individual wrth the atMkty to
meet deedMnes. Competitive salary
package availaUe wfth benefit! For
consideration plaeee forward re-
sume in confidence to
Customer Service
PO Box 737
Detroit. Ml 48231
Monday, September 24. 1990 OAE *11E
500 Help Wanted
CUSTOMER
SERVICE
Afternoon (11 30am-8:00pmj posi-
tion evaaeWe tar an individual with a
poertrve attitude Aopacant must
nave exceaent communication akMa
88 00 $8 00 per hour lo stan Ssnd
resume lo Rssltron Corp Dspart-
mant 113. 24066 Five MUe Rd Red-
lord, Ml 48239
DELI HELP WANTED tan or pert
tune. $S/hr Flexible hr* Apply:
Degwoods Dei 33179 Grand Rivsr
Fsrmington 474-3800
DELIVERY
ADVERTISING
$2SO-$SOO WEEKLY
Fu* Tims. Days
V studs Required
Call Mon tar North aide Interview
547-5190
DELIVERY DRIVER
Growing beverage company has en
try i«vsl poeition open lor a as*isr>
driver lo mstal new account* Some
Oalrvsry.customsr ssrvics experi-
ence helpful Chaufteur 's kcenss re-
quired Send reeume to:
Dsavsry Driver
p o Box 713. Plymouth, Ml 48170
DELIVERY PERSON
nigh volume sutomottvs warahouss
Must have chauffeur's kcenss ft
good driving record Start $6 an hr
Call after 12 noon 255-1122
DEMONSTRATORS
MERCHANDISERS
For Supermarkets ft Drug Stores
Exceaent Pay Exceaent Hrs Ca*
POINT of SALE 887-2510
DETROIT NEWSPAPER aaekmg to
fill entry level positions Fu* and
pari time Ca* tar appointment
963-5698
500 Kelp Wanted
DRfVER
Fu* ume plua overtime Company
van Medical + Dental beneftts $6
per hour to start Apply m parson
only Michigan Data Storage. 30555
North wee lei-ri, S of 13 Mae
DRIVERS
Browning Feme mdualriae (BFI) a
now hiring nuslWaa drivers lor -eei
denttai rubbish route
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
e Good motor lefucle record
e C-1. C-2 or COL Licenee required
e Muet be 21 yeera or over
e Must paaa physics!/drug screen
e 1 year truck driving experience
EXCELLENT BENEFITS
eGood Pay
e Ma«or mmttKMJ dental
e Paid ho8daya/sick days
e Lifs inaurance/'Retirement
Contact Sandy Joeupeit. Mon thru
Fri . 9em-4pm 729-8200 exi 34
An Equal Opportunity Employer
DRIVERS - Drive your own van lor
an expediting company Exceaent
income tar part time lo start with
B«leniiel tor Ml we
689-7743
DRIVERS
Fu* lima poamons available tor
medical company Muet have good
driving record Day ft afternoon
shifts. Apply wtthm The Nursmg
Home Group, 24293 Telegraph,
Southfield (Between 9 ft 10 Ml Rd )
DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR
For the Arthritis Foundation, coordi-
nate Statewide fund raising pro-
grams corporate soactions specie*
event*, mail appeals and grant pro-
posals Requires 3 yrs of develop-
ment experience Send reeume to.
AFMC 23999 Northweatern Hwy
Suite 210 Southfield Ml 48075
DELIVERY ft GENERAL SHOP
Must have chauffeur • kcenss with
good record $5 75 hr WW train tha
".ght person Ca* between 8-5pm
459-0010
DELIVERY STOCK PERSON
Must be rr>aturs. responsible,
dependable, flexible, good driving
record Fu* and part time positions
available $6 00 hourly to start Ben-
efits Apply m person Mon. thru Fri,
i0am-4pm at Heslop's, 22790
weslip Drive, Novi (between Now
Road ft Meedowtxook Road. North
o' 9 Mile)
DRIVERS
- PACKAGE VAN -
FULL AND PART-TIME
If you are miareated in being a part
of a rapidly growing sma* package
delivery sysem then RPS has s
greet opportunity tar you as a tem-
porary dmep Must be 21 years old
and have one year commercial driv-
ing experience For mors Informa-
tion ca*
ROADWAY PACKAGE
SYSTEM
12080 Olxie Street
Redford, Ml.. 48239
(313) 255-7503
An Equal Opportunity Employer
Affirmative Action Employer
500 Help Wented
ELECTRONIC PARTS DISTRIBU-
TOR Needs counter help Must
have electronic background Pertoct
lor retiree* From 12-4pm 541-5886
ELECTRONIC
TECHNICIANS
Immediate need exiats tar electronic
technicians wrth 3 years • experi-
ence testing and troubleshooting
P C B s down to component level A
ca* today could have you m a new
IOC lomorrow
THE EMPLOYMENT
CONNECTION
485-3900
500 Help Wented
FINANCIAL PLANNER
For growing FarmWOIOII *raa to 8
financial planning firm
ahoutd have security ft meun
tonal income lax Suemeea ' -6300
Fitness Opporti*«ty
$7.00 PER HOUR
ENTRY LEVEL
We are a dynamic national market-
ing company expanding in Metro
Detroit We are aeeking ambitious
•harp individuals to stall a new off-
ice If you are eeekmg a career in
aaiee management
marketing and lain
we are milk rig to tram
range Irom UWlet «37» per week
besed on poatoon. with commie
aione and bonueee Health snd va-
cation programs A* applicants w«
ba conaidered Must be abw to start
immediately Ca*
Environmental Ceire. 537 - 7088
EQUIPMENT Maintenance/ Repair
Person, part tvne. lor office cleaning
company Flexttjie hours Experi-
ence required 455-9788
e Complete trsining program
Opsnmgs a dies dNtonn If you en-
ioy working with people ft woiAd *ke
helping them improve ttemaahre*
using the let est in atale of the art
funeea equipment thia career op-
portunity a welting tar you
Muet be fn ft look It 3 or 4 dey work
week exceaent company peKt bene-
ftts. pad vacation, hoadays ft much
mora Apply si
FITNESS USA HEALTH SPAS
Tuee /Thurs /Sal
Ws,ne fid . Waal lend
FLORAL DESIGNER
Fu* time
W Bloom haK3 area
Contact Carol 826-0442
HAIR STYLIST - FULL TIME
Experience pistsiiad $180 par
as* juersniserl commission £
481-1080
HAM*atYU8T - M or part Sma tor
New Farnaenc Sams si Garden city
n person 8619 MMdtabelt.
City 525-3342
Apply m
Oaideri (
HAIR STYLIST
HAIRSTYLISTS
with caentele - fu* or pert nme
Ask lor Dense or Diene
EXPERIENCED HVAC INSTALLER
Good pey Apply In person only
4358 West Jefferson (2 blks E ol
Southfield)Ecor*e. between
10am- 5pm Mon thru Frt
FOOD PREPARATION - Douglas
Foods has positions a s*atiH m our
kitchan ss asndwlcfi preparers
Hours ara 7 30am-2 or 3pm. Morv
Fri Perfect wfwte the kids are m
school Apply 9am-4pm el 32418 In-
dustrial Rd , Garden CJty 427-5300
FACIAL ISTS
Licensed individual needed lo« busy
full service Troy aalon Education,
meuranca mcentlvea, ft bonus
382-2830
DRIVERS WANTED, fu* or part
time, tor Detroit Metro area, exoel-
PO
driving record a must rieeuma
Box 285. Syfvame. OH 43580
DRIVER (VAN) - dependable, friend-
ly. sturdy person currently needed
part time for senior citizen complex
•n Farrrwiglon area 826-6100
DRfVER WITH OWN CAR
and good driving record, needed lor
Farmington HMs Travel company
$5 00 an hour plus mil sage Retirees
welcome. Ca* Diane at 932-4400
DRY CLEANER m Westland needs
Counter Person Joy ft Merrimen
•hopping canter Fu* snd part time
Ca* ft aak tor Ad at. 522-2990
DESIGNER
Experienced m custom laminated
cabinets snd furniturs Send resume
with work and Mlary hiatory to
Designer PO Box 428
Walled Lake. Mi 48390
DtE MAKER/DIE TRYOUT
Established company In Macomb
County seeki experienced people m
tne above classification tor a* «htft»
Full lima, exceBem working condi-
tions, libera! benefits, top
Long term employmant opportunity
Send resume to Box 408. Observer
S Eccentric Newspepers. 38251
Schoolcraft Rd , Livonia, Michigan
48150
Die Repair Person
Experience necessary
Overtime 4 Benefits
Farmington Hills area
473-0400
DIRECT CARE
i-tead injured rseMencas A* shifts
...uiHii mwiaw lOeei' H Ska
DIRECT CARE STAFF
For group home m Canton ft Bans
viMe Previous experience with the
developmental* dtsi
$5 25 to $5 65 an hour to start
Good benefit peck age
Ca* Robert Mtakslson. between
1 lam ft 2pm weekdays. 471-5610
COMPUTER
PROGRAMMER
Entry level poeition wtth Service Bu-
reau In Farmington HWa PC/VAX
environment Strong structured pro-
gramming akWs a must Competitive
salary commensurate with experi-
ence ft (or) education Excellent
tnnge benefits For appointment
can.Mr Rack 553-3143
CONSTRUCTION LABORERS
needed Blue Heron v
Construction Company
Call 344-6606
CLEANING PERSON - Part time tor
apartmanl community In Weattand
Duties include cleaning of any va-
cant apts . models ft ctobhouee $5/
hour Ca* 458-0010
CONSUMER RESEARCH
Must have exceaent reeding akWs
and speek cleerty Evening hours
Some weekends No ia*lng Wl*
train $5 25 per hr weekdays^ 25
Weekenda Ca* Tina, weekdays
only. 9:30em-4:30pm at: 553-4250
OEARBORN ATHLETIC CLUB
Now accepting applications lor tha
following part time poartlons Must
be rehab* ft wiWng to work flexible
hour* ft weekend*
• Weekend Superviaor
• Weight Room Attendant
Apply in peraon only
2145 S Telegraph, Dearborn
DIRECT CARE STAFF
needed immediately for sma* group
home Part-time midnights ft pert-
time weekend ahifls available Musl
be fully trained, high school grad ft
good driving record $5.25 to atari
Call Mon-Fn 9am-5pm 589-4929
DRY CLEANERS - Fu* time morn-
mgs Also preeaer needed for W
B-oomfleid aree 14 MM ft Haggar-
ty Wl* tram Ca* Mon thru Sat
9am-4pm 624-3270
DRY CLEANERS
Preeaer needed Full time 1150 Ann
Arbor Rd Plymouth CaK Julie
453-7474
DRY CLEANERS - Part time
Preeaer/Counter Parson for quality
dry cleaners Nice working environ-
ment Ca* 7 AM-11 AM 454-0550
DUE TO EXPANSION
We have openmga for Managers.
Atari ants and Preeaer*. Paid train-
ing, Benefits y Regional Human
Resources Office; NBD Bank, N.A.;
NBD financial Tower, 900 fewer
Drtw.TVofc Ml 48008.
ft* Faual O—PIWWY frnatoW M/f
DO YOU HAVE MONDAY AND THURSDAY
MORNINGS OR AFTERNOONS FREE?
Want to earn extra cash?
An Adult carrier route with the Observer &
Eccentric Newspaper* can be the solution.
In just four hours a day. twice a week,
you'll earn the extra cash you want without
sacrificing your time to the demands of a
full time Job.
Interested persons must possess a polite
business like attitude, be self-mottvsted,
and have dependable transportation.
Scheduling is flexible.
CURRENT ROUTE OPENINGS ARE IN:
• Oakland County
9
ALSO SEEKING;
• Substitute adult carriers for aN arees.
duties seme as regular adult carrier
but on cell only.
• Wayne County
FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO APPLY,
Cell
644-1100
FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO APPLY,
CaN
591-0500
ARBOR DRUGS
R E T A I L M A N A G E M E N T
OPEN HOUSE
O U R F U T U R E IS B R I G H T . . .
America's 22nd largest, industry leading
drugstore chain is looking for retail
management professionals to share in our
growth and success throughout the
southeastern Michigan area, and beyond!
If you are a hard-working team leader with
management experience in a fast-paced retail
environment, our stores may offer the
chaJlenging career opportunity that you are
seeking. Our representatives will be available to
meet with you at the following location. .No
appointment is necessary; however, you can
call ahead for an appointment or more
information at: 313/ 637-1660.
TUE8DAY, SEPTEMBER 25. 1990
FROM 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
HOLIDAY INN - LIVONIA WEST
1712 LAUREL PARK - (1-275 at 81* Mile Exit)
If unable to attend, send resume or a completed
application to Retail Management Position, Arbor
Druga, Inc., Human Reeourcee Department, P.O.
Bo* 7034, Troy, Ml 48007-7034.
699-6543.
Dearborn Hts
Bedford
Westland
277-8193
537-9058
328-4394
DIRECT CARE STAFF Heeded tor
group homes snd supporter Inde-
pendent programs In Dearborn.
Plymouth, westland ft nfcator Fu*
snd pert time a a8apls OenalHs
package provided tor fc* Ume stall.
Ca* 961-4222
DIRECT CARE WORKERS needed
for group homa located In Wayne ft
Oakland Countlee. $5 20 to $5 40 an
hour to atari For more Iritormatton
ca*
Dearborn/Taylor Kathy 562-4631
Wayne Kethy 721-2645
West Bloom field/Matord
Dtanne 626-0065
Canton/Northville
Maureen 348-3843
Farmmgton ft Lrvonla
Homy 477-6851
DIRECT CARE WORKER needed m
Plymouth home, fu* time afternoon
pel time weekend Students wel-
come $5 25 $5 75 to atari Bene-
fits included Cal Petty or Oarm at
420-0876
DIRECT CARE WORKERS needed
st group homa in Canton Fu* lime
afternoona and part time aaak and
shifts available Mual be at laaat 16
and high achool diploma or GEO
$5 50 per hour Ca* 397-1741
An Equal Opportunity Employer
DISPLAY
Now accepting appacatlona tar a H*
tune poartion in Olaplay Dap!
cnarxHemg a required
beneMs ft employee discount
JACOBSON'S
37500 6 Mas Rd - LMoMa
An Equal Opportunity Eiwployer
DOG QROOMER WANTED Expert-
rfy Part lime Hoys' Oak
EARN WHILE YOU LEARN!
PLYMOUTH AREA
Local offlcea of national organiza-
tion seeks fu* time career minded
individuals for income In excess of
$30,000 per veer FREE MARKET-
ING TRAINING - No experience nec-
essary Ca* Mary Klnnear or Tim
ReWy between 9em-5pm 459-8222
FACTORY JOBS
Lrvoms area. 3 shifts, men and
musl be between 16-21
peers old and »ve m Wayne County
inol Detrort) Employment ft Train-
ing Dealgns. Inc. 425-1290
An Equal Opportunity Employer
FACTORY JOSS
In Uvonia aree. 3 shifts Men and
women. Must be between 18-21 yrs
old snd live in Wayne County (not
Detroit! Call 425-1290
Employment ft Talning Design*
An Equal Opportunity Employer
FOREMAN (Mala/Female)
Plastic injection molding MinlrTXXTi
2 yeer* experience Midnight ehlfl
Fu* beneMs Apply In peraon 5433
MMer Rd Dewtram. Ml , 48126
FULL or almost fu* Urns teles
hon available m Birrnihgam
store needs snergetlc. child o
ed help Relerencae. Ca» 646-5550
Toy
FUN JOB NOW TILL CHRISTMAS
Show gifts, toys, and home decor
tar America s «1 toy and gKI party
plan No investment
Nancy 525-6596 Beverly. 537-4875
FACTORY JOBS
3 shifts - men and women
Ca* 425-6226
ETO Temporary Service
FARMINGTON CYCLE World look-
ing tor s lew good people, male or
famala. to make $30* per yaar sell-
ing people fun Motorcycles Snow-
mobiles. A TV's, Jel skis Some flexi-
ble hour* Apply m par*on 34600 W
8 mile, Fsrmington Mint Mi
FARM WORK
Petting farm In Canton outside
General m*ntenance, also to work
wrth groups Musi be mature de-
pendable Ca* 595-8966. 495-0822
FIELD AND LABORAOTRY
TECHNICIANS
PROJECT SUPERVISORS
Rapid expanding professional engi-
neering snd environmental consult-
ing firm has several openings for
mature personnel wfth technical/an-
alytical background and mteraei in
asbestos industrial hygiene Expen-
encad and entry level poeltions Fu*
nme permanent poeltions Current
PLM AHREA/NIOSH certifications s
plus, competitive pey structure ex-
cellent beneftta. wl* Iram Depend-
able transportation required
TESTING ENGINEERS
4 CONSULTANTS. INC
Environmental Services Dept
P 0 Box 249
FURNITURE
Workbench Furniture has immedi-
ate openings for aaaernpr, and/or
delivery help Fu* time poeitione
include an attractive usueflta pack-
age Clean driving record, heavy 9ft-
mg. Saturday* requ*ed Customer
oriented, energetic individuals
should apply m parson trom 8am-
5pm 15011 Cieet St Ptymouth (off
S Mile Rd . v» maa W ol Sheldon)
ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS
Full Time Work
We w*l be interviewing lo fl* 8 lu*
time permanent poaitioria m our
Canton firm No experience a nec-
essary, company will tram Good
opportunities for advancement,
management naming Paid vaca-
tions snd incentives Guaranteed
starting income Only thoee wrth sin-
cere desire to work need spply For
interview ca* 454-2494
GENERAL FACTORY help. w*t tram,
no eipenenca neceessry Fu* time
$4 50 to start. Westland aree
Please call 12 noon -3pm 326-7080
1333
Attn Mr Gerald Beken
An Equal Opportunity Employer
F1EL0 SERVICE ASSISTANT
lor Window ft store euppaer Initia-
tive mechanical ak*M. good conv
murMcanon sk*s a must Experience
preferred SW metro aree Reply to
Box 394 ooeerver ft Eccantnc
Newspepers 36251 Schoolcraft
Rd Uvonia. Michigan 48150
EARN $$SS whae losing 10-29 lbs,
introduced June 9 on
Call now 358-9806
EARN $« TO $8 PER HOUR
Nation's largest homa cleaners. Car
neceaaary No evee.. weak.ends, hol-
iday* Paid vacation m 6 month*
471-0930
EDUCATIONAL SALES
background ha***. Ful/part time.
Salary, benefit* ft flexible hours.
Canton area, 434-9135
ELECTRICAL - Fire Systems Tech
Expeimcad Benefit* Cal
Mon thru Fri . 8am-4pm $43-3311
ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR
The Charter Townertp ol Canton Is
appacaBona tor aMUkne
ol a
t>y
State of
State of Michigan peilWcaiton as an
Electrical Inspector and Plan Re-
viewer wrthm su months ol employ-
ment Rate of pay: $13 56 per hour
plus excekent beneMs Apply to
Oct 1. 1990 st Personnel Dapart-
manl. 1150 S Canton Center Rd
An Equal Opportunity Employer
FILE CLERK
We are seeking an Individual for an
entry level poeition m our Recorda
Management Service. Department
Qualified individual win son ft Me
active mortgage account*, process
requests tor records material, inter-
file into existing accounts ft operate
kghl office equipment The ab*ity lo
work wrthm an office production en-
vironment a must The individual
must poeaaes good communication./
organizational ski«s ft bs sen-
motivated Lifting wl* be required
as we* as a vend drivers license
Records. Wing or rrncrographict
background would be benelWaei A
competitive benefit package a
offered Quaafled candidate* should
apply Mon-Fn. 9am-4pm
Human Reeourcee
FIREMAN'S FUND
MORTGAGE CORPORATION
27556 Farmington Rd
Farmington HMs. Ml 48334 "
Equal Opportunity Employer
GENERAL LABORER
Mechemcelfy incline
Call between 1 ft 3pm 273-0882
HAIR STYLISTS- Uvoma Hair Today
m Wonderland Is n^e mtenneaano
lor experienced atykatt Loads ol
waai-eie C*«Tue-Sat 9-4 464-1661
HAIRSTYLISTS ft MAMCURIST
Busy
375-1288
HANOYMAN/TNSTALLER - Male-
Female tar kieplatea. baaic carpen-
try Mual have own truck ft tools
Ca« Sam-i2noon only 348-5640
HANDYMAN (i
time, retired
>. part
Knowledgeable In •* areas Apply
Laurel Manor. 39000 Schoolcraft
Rd . uvoma. NO PHOME CALLS
500 Help Wanted
Homemakers
le have poartion. I S*SBI| w Royi
Op.
• Packaging
A aeeniliir
Muel Ike working wrth line Oetea.
Tram wflSe you work Aak about ax
$1000 bonua opportunity
TEMPORARY
RESOURCES
737-1711
Uvoma - Farmmgton Hi*s
Southfield 552-0319
Troy 588-9210
An Equal Opportunity Employer
HOTEL
Now mrmg a* poertKms manage-
ment and hourly
• Banquet Supervisor
• Catering Secretary
• Cockta* Servert
• Banquet Houaeperson
500 Help Wanted
inoivioual to make d€uver*s
INSPECTOR
Oeaenaa aree rubber manufacturer
aeaklng mapectors tar sec one ft
third ahafta Hign school a^wome re-
quired Good hourly wege ft beneM
package ev aaatiie Apply m person
Ca* tar Or action* 397-5000
An Equ« Opportunity Employer
• Room Service Servert
• Nighl Auditor
• Be* Person
• Front Office Cashier
Apply m person Mon -Fn between
1pm ft 5pm at
The NorthfaM Hat on
5500 Ooo«» Rd
Crooks ft 1-75
INSTRUCTORS
PART TIME
MORNING/EVENING
National Education Center lha
world a lei peal training company
hat openings a aiiafiie tor a jam sal
instructors M its Uvoma campus
Must be able to leach typing. Eng-
kah. math. Word Perfect 5 0. Lotua
aBass ft other man3 buemeea
course! A 4 yeer deoree ptoe sxp»
nence a required OusHsd appli-
centt w*i heve sxceaeni communi-
cation akias ft the d aaa 1 a to motMete
mdmduela tor tomorrow t work
torce We offer competitive salary
and an exceaent benMIt peckage
Pleeae send reeume
National Education Canter
Ann Tma ufeey
18000 Newburgh Rd
Uvoma Ml 48152
500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted
LATHE HANO
TOOL ft GAUGE SHOO
Noyce Tool Corp . 37100
Rd . Uvoma. 1 Mock E ol
Newburgh. 1 Moo* N of Ptymou*
LATHE OPERTOR
only. kH ome days
No> a |ob ahop Ca* 453-2894
LAW*! MAINTENANCE WORKERS
onfy Year
473-2449
LAWN 6ERVICE/LAH06CAMNG
261 " "
LAWN SPRINKLER PEOPLE
Expenencad and Inference* re-
Good annual wa^ae
549-5844
HEATING
AJR CONDITIONER
Experienced eervlce
An Equal Opporlimfty
BRUCE WEXJEL PL
ft HEATING
17800 Uvamols
Detroit. Ml 48221
HEATING/Cooang Service Tech. 5
HEATING ft COOLING
Service Tech needed, expenencad
onty. exceaent pay. 661-8829
HEAVY MANUAL LABOR
Caa
HELPER to
wtth pamtmg. drywe*.
etc Experience required
Den 531-9306
HELP WANTED Musl be 18 or old-
er. at Hodyood Video. Canton
CM 453-7100
HOTEL OPENINGS
Service Repreeentabve ft
Front Offlca Superviaor poertions
open Riverfront Hotel aeek mg
motivated, oulgomg ft courteous
E»Y
apply b
by Oct
Rrverplece mn. 1000 Rwerpieca De-
troit. Ml 48207. localad at the foot
of MiTVaigM. off East Jsftertor
No phone ceftt plaasi
HOUSEKEEPER Needed
alary tor large luxury epertmeni
community To dean clubhouee. of-
fices and health dub Apply River
Oaks Apertments 373-4488
HOUSEKEEPERS
8sm to 4pm sMft Apply In person
Peachwood mn/Borden Court 3500
W South Bhrd . Rochester Ha. Ml
HOUSEKEEPERS, lu* ume posl-
Pteeee cM or apply
INSURANCE - If you are en experi-
enced personal or commercial lines
Customer Service Rep or auccesshx
producer we waad like to help the
gy
LAY-OUT INSPECTOR
Large cuatom m,ec*ion mcadtog fa-
caity « leeamg an experienced lay-
out raped or Candidal a wi* per
form amewooa lay-out on plaabca
parts snd csHbratton of measuring
equipment VKjivKjuel muet be able
lo reed bkie prints and know geo-
metric lolerancmg Experience with
a CUM would be helpful Pieaee
tend reeume along with salary re-
quirements lo
A-LINE PLASTICS
40300 Plymouth Roed
Ptymouth. Ml 48170
maintenance Maielant/Orixmd*
paraon tar
nMMy i
hours Parted lor reoree or cckau.
CM 661-2901
luxury lownhoi
Veal amtiiTdield
MAINTENANCE PERSON
Expenencad oidy Patnung
plumbing etc Ca* 721-8111
maintenance person wMh *»-
CM 961-44*9
MAINTENANCE PERSON neaoeo
api^communrty
I 9-6 i
MAINTENANCE person needed tor
apartment community m Rochester
Hah Experienced ft over M apart
mant maintenance CM 652-6690
„ I Attention Personnel Manager
the metro ares find YOU! Our com-
pany pski feet sre low. so ws get
the |OP order*
Ce* Ann BM 540-3355
Mich ms Personnsl Service
30600 Telegraph Rd Suite 2635
Birmingham Mt 48010
INSURANCE INSPECTORS
Now hiring fi« and part time
Field Rape lor perecmel. commeroel
knee, snd eudits to work Macomb
County and Oakiend County Expe-
rience pieleiied. others M be
consider eo Car and camera neces-
sary Send reeume to: P 0 Box
5134, Southfield. Ml 48086-5134
Attention E. Jonea.
INTERIOR DECORATING CAREERS
Experienced or Wis tram. 855-8640
Aleo see Decorating Dan under
S380 Business Opportunities
LEASING AGENT - lor apt complex
m tne Garden Clty/Westtend area
Mual be capable from moOel display
thru l.... prepevabon ft move-*-
Accounong ft boofckeepmg experi-
ence neceaaary fleeuma required
Ce*9em-5pm 425-0140
MAINTENANCE PERSON tar South
field office buadmg Must ha«a
HVAC experience Ma* reeume tu
Tower 14 7 1700 Northwestern >-twy
Ste 122 Southfield Mi 480*5
MAINTENANCE
Property management company
seeks ambitious experienced hard-
working person lo perform ar.U
oversee msmiensnce & jannorifc,
work at various locations m the tri
courity area T-ansportation and pri-
or sxpensnce mandatory Send re-
sume to 29548 Southheid lW
Suite 200, Soulhfieid Ml 48076
MAINTENANCE Personnel S
nousefceepei Apply at Holiday mr
Mon, thru Fn 9am-5pm 6 maa ft
Newburgh area Application* at
front desk.
LEASIMG AGENT
lu* nme. including week-
ends Apply m person. Monday thru
Fnday at Drakeemre Apertments.
Grand River ft DrMe
LEASING AGENT Ic
Apartment complex Fu* time CM
Mon -Frt. 9em-5pm al. 652-0606
An Equal Opportunity Emptoyar
at Mercy Datirooli 173 W Avon
Rd . Rochester HMa 656-3239
An Equal Opportunity Employer
HOUSEKEEPING
Burberrys - Somerset MM hes im-
" * pert time
HENRY FORO MUSEUM
ft GREENFIELD VILLAGE
Flexible schedKe possible I
PART TIME OPENING
GENERAL LABOR
$2 soft cloth car waah needa general
labor 18 or over, fu* ft part time
15518 Middlebell, Livonia
GENERAL LABOR
Fu* tima person needed for larga
gleaa plant in Uvonia Knowledge erf
fractions ft tape measure required
Wl* iram 1 -600-458-6761
GENERAL LABOR
Machine shop Farmmgton HMs. fu*
time, over nme avMkbla. Benefit*.
$4 50-$5 hr Apply 24860 North In-
dustry Dr North ot Orsnd River be-
tween Hsggerty and Helsted
GENERAL LAPOfWOUNOOV
No experience necessary. Apply
8am-2pm at
Tempertorm Corporetlon. 25425
Trsns-Ex. (between Grand River end
10 Mke off Novi Rd .L Novi
GENERAL OFFICE
PERMANENT PART TIME
Hours 10am to 2pm, type 40wpm
accurately Word proceaemg helpful
but not required 12 Mt ft Telegraph
1091
^FINANCE
Manager. Reimbursement
The Rafiab4rta«on Institute of Mlcfit-
rmc.. * 175-bed referral hoepwal
pftysice*y die spied adi*t pa-
tients. hee a immediate opening tor
a Reimbursement Manager m our
Corporate Accounting Department
located In Troy. Michigan Pnrtfcry
responsibilities Include coordlnetlng
and dkecflng the
ELECTRICIAN
For rseldsnual ft commercial
Experienced Fu* ome
422-5320
ELECTRICIAN
Must be expenencad i
l 7 30am 9 :30t
cm ; 477-6739
i OMyi
ELECTRICIAN
Machine tool alec lilt Ian able lo reed
prints bend conduit, wire electrical
panels App>r EPPA/Strsnd 12M6
, Owtroft .
ELECTRICIAN NEEDED tor North-
i*. beeed company Some^experv
ELECTRICIAN NEEDED
For i ssldsnael and commsroat
Muel have 3 yeer* experience
tiaety E
DRAFT PERSON - Experienced In
roaer uuniejara, lay i
n CM-
DRIVE R/DO./VERY - Lmeitonced
•freight truck operator local, heavy
Siting Good pR Mt a«to Clean
OOT quaa-
Sad CM SAM-4PM
427-4346
DRfVER-O TR. 48R W
KSor traaer
'letaed tor 200 mae r
-ration CM 10am S»m ne lUMail
SM 0606
DRIVER-Pwl Ttaa for Fanadn«Mfi
sd Good «Mna re*
$6 per heur. CaTRm
DRfVIR S PART TBM
work Lfl6*a OMe daft
g J g , w M , , t e r i
0MVSHS MSRATCMSM
area. PM «aaR
• er MSn ca a
ELECTRONIC INSTRUMENT As-
frtngee a Matll Good opportunity
Mr advancement C«B tor appomt-
ment 388-0660 ext 17
EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE/SALES
I lergei
training CM 484
SMELLING A SMELLING
dem^tor ta* ^totta _ emplgmam^ m
Lab experience a plua S e ^ ^ ^ H
to K JLaw EiiMr sail **
iTTlT iaM-i' j
rSHHlSS
aw*
Qualified candKlatea
Bachelor • Degree m Finance
counting with three yean
• m pupae accounting (heafth
care experience would be a plua)
and tNrd-perty reimbursement One
yeer supervisory experience pre-
I erred Candidatae must have
Ocarementt general ledger and eu-
dMng procedures We or! . compei-
salary an.'
THE REHABILITATION tNSTTTUTE
Of MICHIGAN, INC
261 Mack Bockererd
Detroit. Ml. 48201
Attn:
IMMEDIATE OPENING
Steedy permaneni employment ide-
al tar eeraor cmzen or someone wrth
s medical problem ineMto n m WW
tram Good pey. bonueee ft benMRs
nsatarch. catatogumg and Oela an- For mtemew cM Ms Vandertwrg.
try tar museum artifact*, and acting 421-8820
es coordmstor tor special pro|ect*
such aa exhibits snd photo shoots
BA m history or ratotod field, abdity
• Curatorial -
genOad worker
10-12-60. to:
Dlreclor of Personnel.
P.O. Box 1970,
Deertiom Ml 48121
by I
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS tor
tro ii II irs and malarial handNrt m
piestic'concrete wM penel casting
operation First shift, starting rate
$6 00/hr union No caas. apply m
person 1V» bfc S ol Schoolcraft
Ar Ute Psrielcrafl, 13030 Wayne
Rd
HENRY FORO MUSEUM
ft GREENF^LD VILLAGE
s currently leaking people to •
taftowlng Part Time poaltiona
LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE work
muel be tS yeer* oU or NMi
gradual*, hai Jwmkkig and o
able Seven day operaaon
MUSEUM CLEANING Saven day
Apply Monday thru Fnday 10em-
4pm al: Peraormal OfMce Educa-
tion BfcSg.. 20900 Oakwood Blvd..
Dearborn Ml 48121
FRONT DESK CLERKS
ft
i
NIGHT AU0TT
No
GOLF
ORDER DESK
How about getting paid $7-$10/hr
plus benefits lor Oomg something
you love 1 We need Ml time people
lo anewer •xommg caas Irom cue-
lomer* responding lo our netionaay
adverhaed golf producta ft cataloga
Complete training on M the latest
golf equipment Ca* 351-8700
GRANO OPENING
FITNESS CENTER
opening In Troy area. Fu* ft pari
time help needed. Earn up lo SS/hr.
If you an»oy thoertng other* hoar
much ton staying w — ,
caa Sussn #am-5pm only 879-0671
MICANOL INC.
Gnnder*/C. Surtece
ft Umaon Poashers
Night ft day aMfts
Only expenencad need appi
48602 Downing. Wbcom
GROCERY PERSONNEL
Part lime afternoons/a i an -
mgs IS year* or older No
experience necessery.
Heavy lifting required.
Starting pay $6 00 an hour
Apply In paraon
FOOD EMPORIUM
6 Mite & Newburgh
Clarion motel
ft executive suites
31529 12 mile RD
An Equal Opportunity employer
.HIRING
Up To $10.50 Hr.
s to our 11 is anal overload. 40 to*
4oe. adnwaalre-
tton must be Mtod tost ^ppacems
muet be neel In upeaifKe ft ha

12E* Q&f »jpod«y. Sapfmbf 24, 1»90
•cn
BUY A
FUEL-EFFICIENT
FORD FOR UNDER
atyOuA/ w o o
90 FORD TEMPO GL 4-DR
Rioomlield Hills
AlANFORD INC
184S S If >*QMph
Centerline
7fo Coal Pkcce, Dea£eto
®> FORD
'90 FORD MUSTANG LX 2-DR.
Get 7.9L Financing for up to 48 months
ROB IHlROOfAU INC
76333 0»kf
dearborn
FAIRl ANE frtPD SAKS INC
14S85 V.cft qjn A.cnur
VIII AGE FORO INC
Detroit
JfRRT RIILrillO COWPANT
Bit' M.rhnjar A.fnur
STARK HICNCT WEST INC
I 'Ml UV Sfvf Milr
RIVERSIDE FORO INC
1833 E Jellerson
—or

(fDbseruer & l E c c e n t r i c ® N e w s p a p e r s
Building Scene CLASSIFIED
Marilyn Fitchett editor/591-2300
Monday. St p'ember 24, 1990 O&E
Tube lighting, outdoor floor lamps, porch lights and post lanterns
with multiple or single lamps can be seen in a simulated
Condo's best i
I am a board member on a fiveperson
board. Tbe re are four women
and one man. He wishes to inflict his
will not only on the board bat upon
the advisors that we have including
the managing agent and the attorney.
It seems that iftfce attorney
says something Is black, be says that
it is white. He is continuously undermining
the attorney and the managing
agent In connection with their
deliberations. How can we deal with
this man who apparently has his
share of problems?
I have observed over the years the
tendency on the part of certain persons
who assume leadership roles on
the board to get carried away with
their new found control and power
sometimes to the detriment of not
only their fellow board members but
of the persons who are providing services
to the association.
In the case of the managing agent
or the attorney, they are presumably
providing their best advice with the
condo
queries
E l Robert M.
W S r M Melsner
expectation and hope that the association
will follow their advice. That is
why they are being utilised.
"In the last analysis, tbe decisions
have to be made by the board with
the benefit of the advice and consent
of the managing agent, the attorney,
the accountant and other persons.
The board has to evaluate their recommendations
and make an independent
analysis.
If members of the board allow
their egos or personal problems to
interfere with their ability to make

2f* OAE Monday, Saptsmbar 24. 1900
644-1070 Oakland County 591-0000 Wayne County 852-3222 Rochester/Rochester Hills
500 Halp Wanted
500 Halp Wanted
500 Halp Wanted
500 Mp Wanted
500 Hate Wanted
500 Hatp Wanted
MORE
CLASSIFIEDS
ON PAGES
T*s dassMcaOi
from Pajo 11L
500 Hatp Wi
tor
end
Outboard TKMcWa. certified
preferably WHh no marine «U*V
Partk 4 Service. M30
UMaoMbofJoyRd.
I sesbb^H
mdNlduMs tor day 4 enening work.
mdNMM m l heve actMM
pMN M l Typing and oompiMr
H' S 2«OS
Plue Ca*
827-;
MECHANIC LICENSED
krakee Suapsnwon Exheut
MT IMS* in Redtord
534-3200
MECHANICS - Mual ba oartMtod.
have oem locks Good opportunity
Contact Trt-County mtamattonal
Truck*. Jim Morna: 584-7000
MERRM4AC HOME PARTY PLAN
Company expendkig lo McNgan al-
tar 30 yaan Naad 8 damonet aiora
•mmedtolety lo -aa* gits. toy*.
I porcelain do**, homo dacor A mora.
No mvaatitani- Car * phone re-
quired. Ca* Judy 531-0180
MILL HANO
Tool A MacMna Mop m Farminglon/
Uvonia araa la looking tar * maeMn-
at w/a mln. ol 2 yr*. Mop experv-
ence on above machine 471-OS7I
MOLD MAKER MACMMST
Minimum S year* expellee on
CNC MB. MM ba Mia lo raad Btoe
Prints 8 maka own sekjpt Uvoma
Manufacturing Firm. C M 8km-8pm
522-1422
MORTGAGE BANKING
•tract Endoraamant Underwriter
National mortgeoe wholeaeler.
naadiyiarlarart m BoutMMd Beaks
lo !• poafbon of working manager of
m Oetroll and Grand Rapids region
isttntial Othar ragtona helpful
Sand raauma » Undarwrllar. P O
Box 441*70. Detroit. ML.
48244-1970 or CM 353-2130
MORTGAGE CLOSER port
time tor ObrMngham Mortgage
Company; experience required, Itox-
ibto how*. stcManf pay For ap-
(. uma»ani ca* Kathy Zah. 648-9000
MORTGAGE
ORIGINATION
applied mortpapa Orm —
gagas 'In Oakland County Expert-
anca _pretorred EaoMMrtl
potentlet phis benefits CM
AM * I
NAIL TECHNICIAN
naadad tor pmgiaealin NorthvMa
eMonCMCam 348-9130
NIGHT AUOITOR
Friday 4 Saturday midnight unt*
Sam Mual hava xpaKnca Apply
at Bolatord inn. 2M00 Qrand RNer,
a. 474-4800
"* NIGHT AUDITOR
Experfirvcad pietoiiod. Pit
reamS to POBox 9«4. Novi Mi.
48378-0984.
NIGHT FLOOR MAINTENANCE
m OMe Ml. Plymouth. Uvonia arai
Mult hava oem transportation.
MOLD MAKER/TRAINEE
EOM/WIRE EOM
CNC OPERATOR/PROQRAMING/C
OAV 8 MGHT SHIFT
DESIGNER - MOLDS
WIXOM PRODUCTS
313-685-0691
NANNY
OF
AMERICA
la looking lor compaaanl. caring m-
dhrtduMs *rfio hava a baalc lova tor
inadren No experience nacaaaari
Wa tram you at w sipenes to be-
FuB/Parl Time Wort Avsksbla
Malp Cara tor Amorlce's F ama as
Ca* today- 54O-4M0
NATIONWIDE TRUCK Broker* Inc.
raw acoapOng applications lor
Samt-Ortvers. ahorl haul, our rmm
equipment Minimum 2 yaara expe-
M tor ap-
588-8888
Ful tone. to* jMnallta. and commis-
(ion opportunities Overtime svea-
sbie 348-2888
NOW HIRING between 4am-4pm
Mon-Frt tor ltd ame housaksaper
Apply in paraon Mc Aulay Cantar.
28760 W. 11 Mlla Rd.. Farmington
4*>w HMMQ: For School Crossing
Guarda. Apply m paraon Wsetland
Partes 8 Racraauon at 38851 Ford
Rd., WeeOand. 48185 or tor mtor-
I 722-7820
NOW HIRING
phone appointmant setting
hour*. No seang 46 10 sn hour
up
CM Mrs Mc Ewer
Now Hiring!!
25 OPENINGS
Call Wolverine Today!
358-4270
NURSERY PERSON
INDOOR TENNIS CLUB
BLOOMFIELD HILLS
Thursday & Friday,
8: I5em-3pm..48 par hr
Ca* tor appointmant
332-9221
PAINTERS
sxpsrtoncad. cuatom wort, quality
8 axtortor. retor-
PAINTER'S HELPER-18 yr* or old-
ar No experience nacaaaarj Starl-
ing pay $8/hr Laava nana 4 teto-
i an—wine ma-
538-8305
PAINTERS WANTED tor larga
pan*. Eapartanoad « na»
Guarairtaad yaar round . _
mant On*y ouMty palntar*. with rai-
eranoaa. naad apply. CM baivraan
7AM-4AM 683-5080
PAINTER WANTED
4-5 yaara axpartanoa nacaaaary.
oam toda. rakabia. tranaportatton 4
484-8185
OFFICE CLEANING - Pari lima,
avanmga Mon: - Sat ha»CMa nour»
Ptymouth, Novi. Alan Part araa*
Ca* 455-9788
OIL CHANGE
TECHNICIAN
Panmoa location, aiparianca nac-
aaaary tut/part lima apply m par-
ton-34880 W 6 Maa
478-1313
OPTICAL DISPENSCR-RETAH.
I Urn* poartion*
Exta
CM
PACKAGING/CLERICAL Halp En-
try lavaI poaMon In buoy SouthfNM
Dwact MarkaMng Company Ca* Mr
Suaaman at 354-5590
PAINTERS - RESIDENTIAL Naat,
ctaan, K) yr* axpartanoa. rataranc-
aa Om Iranaportation 531-2802
PANTS PRESSER - Fu* or part tlma
tor Uvonia Dry claanari. Expananca
pratoi'rad 8 day* par aiaa* Ca*
Ann: 427-1111
PARTS CLEANER
Fu* tlma entry "aval poeition eva*-
abie tor aanlttzing aqmpmam 4
part* tor major bavarage company
In the Ptymouth area. Baneltt pack-
age Muat ba r»aabia Ptaaee V eet tend t Southheid arees
F iM time poeition* avskabM Hourly
rels based on location Musi heve
own transportation and phone
Pleese ca* 9AM-4 30PM Mon -Fn
lor mors information 422-0179
SECURITY OFFICERS
NATIONWIDE SECURITY has
unarmed positions svenabis m lha
specialized arees ol nospitsls 4 In-
dustrie! security Ws oftor starting
salaries up to 57/hr Company ben-
efits 4 assignments close 10 home
Apply Mon thru Frt
6 30am - 3 30pm at
23800 W 10 MUe
Southfield 355-0500
10551 Alien Rd =208
Alien Park - 382-4813
29288 Van Dyke
Warren - 751-2014
2512 Carpenter Rd
Arm Arbor - 971-5858
SECURITY OFFICERS
Guerdun Security now accepting
applications lor employment Fu*/
pan time Ptymouth aree Contact
Ann Arbor office
761-1133
An Equel Opportunity Employer
SECURITY
OFFICERS
Modern Uvonia warehouse 2
positions Males 4 Femek
4 promotions can come rest Must
bs avauabM aa iMU Hokdayt 4
weekends oft Some experience
helpful Car 4 home phone
neceeaary
Trt County Security
541-3080
500 Hatp Wanted 500 Hatp Wanted
SHIPPtNG/RECEIVING - ma time
S .30 . 9.-00 - wi* conetoer part ume
Ptymouth araa - ca* Donna or Ann
at 454-1 It3
SHIPPING 4 RECEIVING CLERK
A Farmmgton HMs serines organiza-
tion teak* an entry level S/R Clark
Experience m UPS and USPS nelp-
M. good driving record requaed
Thia position Is to* Urns end offers
an eiLSkenl trmgs beneM peckege
Pleeae send reeume eith aaiery
requirements to S/R Clerk.
P O Box 9072. Ferrmngton Hike Ml
48333-9072
Al repkaa must be submrttsd by
Oct 5
Equel Opportunity Employer
Mmority Female/Handicapped,'Vet
E
SPORTS MINDED
518.000 to 120 000 a yeer $35 000
4 up after 2 years Fu* benefits
Employment Center. Inc 589-1638
SPRAY PAINTER Must heve ex
pertnee WM be workmg with prep
man in new down drslt cure booth
N Oek land jpounty 1-800-373-28*6
SPRINKLER SYSTEM A
ing experienced person needed Full
or pert time Call 981-5776
SP TELECOM s fast growing
telecommunications company SUPPLY
Elactnc Contracting 4 Suppaae
Reemantial 4 Commerciei
33020 Van Bom. Weyna 721-4000
66 Excavstimg
Trenching. FooOn)
Grading Heuk
TRACKER COMST
EXCAVATING
Footing* Pool Removal
Heukng end More
" 535-1574
EXCAVATING
Parking Lot* Septic Tenks.
UC 838-8731
TRACTOR WORK Smel beck hoe
474-8014
QUAUTY SINCE 1948
7M-M87
0RYWALL 8 PLAST1RWO
Near 8 Raptart Hand ar Bp^r. Taa-
lurtng AsiuuMtoM CM Uc Guar
M Yr* Cm 844^711. ar 8M-7843
471-2600
I QUAUTY OMTAUS
• • • l - T B l l
J. C. Prioo EJoctric
— i f c s s a r i ~
_ f
BEST CHIMNEY CO
Oasrborn• Pfii"
CHAM LINK FENCE
4 R - tE.SO.-'h matakkd
irwUnM Poet* 4 Qatee Extre
finished, repaired Division of
Desenio Construction 522-1811
HAVNER HAIWWOOO FLOORS
Old or ni WhRe stam my
the beat BaiUMi
smehes Freeeat 291-
90 Furnaca
install Or
FURNACE MAN-RCTMCO
W*l laini check your kgneci
carbon mono.Kle s*eo cN
necee LKereed. a71-01000
CALL 5*1 18*9
82 Fumttura
Finishing 1
REPAIR 8 RE FINISH FURMTURE
Any type of Cenmg and RuM
661-5520
ABBOLUTELY I
ADtiMB YOUR FIRE
^•WELL aCA«ONCO
hard - bmch -FRLTT
er services 474-8814
QUALITY SSRVICa SMCC IBM
ALREAOY SEASONED
SlIBWaa - s8m0rm
««08M-«10
rd R k a - M H 1 took
MBIMM • tm t toaa oer«t
PM-MTO 478-1799
PAUL BUMYON TRSf SERVICE
r ^ . M - M f
GARAGE DOORS
& OPENERS
• Wan bast your baa* daat
iriMaiaa wort Onedayaar '
• SAVE MONEY
FREEeSTIMATES
SHAMROCK DOOR
GARAGE DOORS
78T-
Cs* Cindy Kramer. 932-1170 I DENTAL ASSISTANT, 4VI dey* tor
HARPER ASSOCIATES
2M70
Fermmgton H8M. Mi 48334
SNELLING
TEMPORARIES
NEVER A FEE
•WOODWORKING EXPERIENCE^
Needed part uma tor ahuner shop]
Redlord Ce* afternoons 533-1368
NEVER A FEE
165 Painting *1
Dacorsting
99 Guitars
ABLE PLUMBER
[CALL- JIM: 421-74331
15 Yrs experience Low pncee'
R & H LAWN CARE
TIRED AFTER HARD DAYS WORK 7
Just went to relax? CM Glory
Houssdkknmg Service Free Est
641-0547
OHMER GUTTER SERVICE
Gutters ctoened-repeired-screened
New gutter* - Roof repairs
Free Estimates 624-5357
ntk.No /ot loo big or ama*
534-5334 - FrweSa. -0S7-8130
A BETTER JOB
REASONABLE RATES
SHUR PAINTING
interior - Exterior Stammg
Plaster repew 4 drywe*
Spray textured cedkigt
Paper Hengmg 4 Removal
Aluminum Siding
Vour Selection guerkntkkd
«rth a 3 yr wrrtten werrenty
FREE Appraisal 421 -2241
LOW RATES
476-0011
FALL
• SPECIAL*
20% OFF
Aeratmg. doihetcnmo. shrub
^ h i removal. *rae est
trimming
535-7758 orl 538-1170
TIRED OF CLEANING?
Cs* Donns
Experience 4 fletoiancee
Ce* 531-8804
ALL PLUMBING 4 HOME REPAIR
prama.
NcS^^ice Cherge Glen 476-006:
102 Handyman^
•Maia/Famala
NAPIER'S
ROOFING
• Stats Hcanaad
a Fotty insured
• 35 years axpartonce
421-3003
136 Lawn Sprinkling
^^OMIRE YOUR LAWNI
Sprinkler mal—atmri. service!
HACKER
•QUALITY SERVICE SINCE 19*«
Existing Lawns
jmc 4 foe SoJ
PAINTING BY MICHAEL- StrtcOy
Hignest OuaOty mt 4 Ext StaMng
Stucco
Aluminum siding lefkkafimg 4 deck
Free EM J40-7409
AAA HANOYMAN
AI Home Flop sir*
No Job Too SmMt Free Est
Ceil anytime 531-2137
TONYA S CLEANING SERVICES
471-2600
Morrelli Landscape
^ ^ ^ H 5 3 1 -

4Fit OAE Monday. Saptembar 24. 1900
502 H a * Wanted
CERTIFIED NA s
Up to $7 par la
HEALTH PARTNERS. Mc
lOtUKAM
l-n»
OENTAL ASSISTANT NEEDED tor
OENTAL ASSISTANT
DENT At ASSISTANT fCMcm
gar Experienced. muM know maur-
DENTAL ASSISTANT
Four handed dentistry Ml or pan
an
DENTAL ASSISTANT B«3TRUCTOR
tor d*y 4 »ic*ig community edu-
cation program in BrigMon COA or
ROA preferred Cal »
aaa cal 522-5520
•i8idi|i, 9-5 30 Matura paraon lo
replace 12 yr vaMran Your own off-
ice A deek WW tram 647-1025
OENTAL ASSISTANT
Fu8 ama Troy denial office looking
tor motivated paraon annoys
pauant contact Soma experience
raqulrad Benefits Pleeee ca*
362-4330
DENTAL ASSISTANT
HigMy motivAted paraon needed tor
patton: oriented office 20-30 hrs
par a* No Saturday* 2 yr*
mtntmum experienc* CaB.
aak tor Jula. 477-5100
OENTAL ASSISTANT
FuB Uma poMUon *i a progressive
modam offlca n Latnrup vtAsge
Competitive salary with benefits
Or AMta Regalado
Pfeaee CaB 557-4620
DENTAL ASSISTANT - LIVONIA
Our busy periodontal office a look-
ing tor a bright. energetic parson tor
s «ua tlma position COA o- RDA
pietaiied wfth minimum 2 yaar* •«-
parlanca. CacaBanl salary and bana-
flts No a»an*iq» or Saturdays Wa
ara a nam oriented practica where
employee* ara *ppt eclated tor thav
envofvement and tNsnl. Pleeae call
522-7314
DENTAL ASSISTANT, chalrstda.
front daak knowledge helpful No
e«a*. aftamate Sets W Bloom Held
a graat placa to work 861-1440
902 Halp Wanted
—J OBNTAL ASSttT ANT L _
H r an opportunity
tOA preferred or
espdrtanoe. CaB
learn ROA or COA
mMiun 5 yaar*
DENTAL MYCMENOT
or Ml lima poaMton tor a da-
rn a patient-centered
522 558'
OENTAL MVOENIST
Uma tot Clawaon Iam8y prec-
AJtarnaUng Saturdays Irom
-1pm Excaiant compensation
435-8880
OENTAL INSURANCE/BookkaapMg
Spscisliat tor buay apeoalty prac-
tica EscaBai I salary * benedt*
Ca*. 367-3165
DENTAL RECEPTtONIST/Offlca
Manager (or Ml Uma poeition m
buay Huntmglon Woods offlca
Computer experience preferred
(DO M S-Commandl. Ca* 398-5050
OENTAL RECEPTIONIST Expert-
enoa pietaned Salary t benefits
commensurate with experience
Specialist offlca m W atoomfleld/
Farmington Has 855-8665
OENTAL RECEPTIONIST - Ara you
a nataaMe, experienced denial re-
capttonlef? A matlcutous book-
keeper? Energetic 8 people orient-
ed? Exceptional A verba m speflmg
skMs? It so. our efflclently run office
m Canton Is searching lor a truly
"take charge' person who haa mut-
ative 8 a sense of humor Pleeee can
Jeao or Barb al 961-5815
DENTAL RECEPTIONIST
FuB time
Canton Spaoalty Offlca
981-7477
OENTAL RECEPTIONIST
fa^l tome lor Uvoma speOslty prac-
tice excieHsnt career opportunity for
s peraon wfth previous eapanence
Jan 261-7801
piouias-
sfva Uvoma group practice haa a Ml
tlma poartion tor an enlhusiaatic
paraon wfth good busanees & people
skMe. Muat have dental experience
8 the ability lo work some evenings
8 Saturday* Computer helpful If
you Hke people, ws ara looking lor
you40 loin our teem 261-9696
DENTAL RECEPTIONIST - South-
field aree . Experience preferred
Dependable.' reeponeibie and ma-
ture Ftm tone days 559-9110
OENTAL RECEPTIONIST
FuB or pen lime Send resume to
Dental. 28803 W 8 mile, Ste 103,
Livonia Mt 48162
DENTAL Receptionist Assistant
Experience preferred
Computer knowledge helpM
464-7770
DENTAL RECEPTIONIST
FuB time. Experienced in peg board
and mauranoe bBkng Private prac-
tice Joy Rd/Telegraph 531-7800
DENTAL RECEPTIONIST
FuR Mia. expenencad Excellent
benefits, computer knowledge help-
ful W Dearborn ares. 562-5610
DENTAL RECEPTIONIST
Cheerful. outgoing person needed
for varied Iront desk duties m a
caring family practice Dental
experience neceaaary Southfield
357-5390
DENTAL ASSISTANT
FuB or pan Ume. Experience pre-
326-2010
DENTAL ASSISTANT wented tor
Ng* quaBty specialty practica Ex
pellont salary 8 working ertvlron-
Pf*nt. CaB: 357-31Q9
DENTAL ASSISTANT
Expananca wfth X-rays and 4 hand-
ad dentistry Hour* negotiable, wfll
include soms evenings and Satix-
days " 477-7230
OENTAL ASSISTANT
Ara you i
enced Dental Aaalatant wfth a caring
manner? Ara you depended* and
o"
(313) 843-6720 or send your
reeume to
Caracal Manager
Amicare Home
Health Services
2555 Crook «»Va
Troy. Ml 48064
An Equal OpporMiNy Employer
HYO«NBT- Ml Uma. a»partanca
HYO«N«T
Group practice enh MM moavel-
ed pi nfaiauna a»aft loomag tar d»-
LPN/CRaiBa Mwaa. Aa or pail an
tor >illrf| asiaabmtc caretac*-
Ar»arTr. LNanSa orcak M1-4M0
L*M««TK>l
LPN'S/RN'S
m paraan Bam 3>ni
Bertt NeaW Care a# Ypaaene
28 8 P Mill
- tl4 pm how
MEDICAL ASSISTANT
for miernial offlce. salary according
lo axperienoe Send resuma to 31*
Ecorae. ail, Ypakantt, Ml 48196, or
pratarabfy caB 481-1410
MEDICAL ASSISTANT
Part-time
Congenial person wfth lop akais who
Bkea caring tor patients a the
peraon ere are looking for
Wayne/Weattand general practice
CaB Dory 729-7220
MEDICAL
ASSISTANT
The Unrverslty of Michigan
Medical Center
The Department of Dermatology
Outpatient Clinic a seeking s hi6-
ume Certified Medical Aaalatant
Candidatea lor ma poartion muat ba
hlgliiy motivated, able lo work inde-
pendently and poaeeea exceaent In-
terpersonal and communications
skflle Soma odlce axpei ienee and
graduation trom a Medical Assistanl
program or an equrvaient combine-
Uon of education and experience a
include: coordinet-
mg and peruclpeting m patient flow
m an axtramefy buay. faat paced
cknic. aaatstam physicians as ap-
propriate. and Blocking and main-
taining sxam/suppfy rooms.
It you ara an exceptional Individual
a dynermc caracal environment,
pleeae forward two copies (2) copies
of your reeume to:
* The University
of Michigan
Medical Center
Employment Office
300NIB Room 8A07
Box 0422 (090062KH-OE!
Ann Arbor. Ml . 48109/0422
A NON-DISCRIMINATORY.
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION EMPLOYER
A NON-DISC RIM INATORY
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION EMPLOYER
MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONtST
Must be experienced 6 have own
eqiapment. Farmmgton 4 surround-
ing areas 781-8382
THE LITTLE
suburban hospitals >1560 - 81750/
mo CaB CoUeen at Urvforce
357-0648
MERMAID
MED TECH
Experienced in aa areas of Labora-
tory tor busy mtsrmst i offlce Pert
time days For Interview 746-7926
An Equal Opportunity Employer
[RESCUE RANGERS
MED TECH/MEDICAL LAB Tech
Pan time for doctors offlce. 2-3
days par week Basic Micro 4 RIA
helpful CaB 531-5150
MLT-MT, Ml and part uma day
poartion avakable in buey doctors'
Farmmgton lab Must hava current
experience m chemistry. RIA end
hematology Phlebotomy skills a
muat Please send resume to Box
326. Observer 4 Eccentric Newspa-
pers. 36251 Schooicran Rd Uvo-
nia. Michigan 48150
DMC HEALTH CARE CENTERS
WOODLANO
347-8200
NURSE PRACTITIONER
ChaBangmg career opportunity m an
ambulatory setting Pediatric and
06/GYN positions available Com-
petitive salary and benefit package
Affiliated with
The Detroit Medical Center
An Equal Opportunity Employer
DMC HEALTH CARE CENTERS
WOOOLANO
12 MILE 4 NOVI RO
347-8200
a Liceneed Practical Nurse
I Care
Urgent
oe/GY
MEDICAL BILLER
Expenencad m Inaurance toaow up
Computer experience FuB time
Southfield 557-5679
MEDICAL BILLER
Experienced Plaatlc surgery offloe
Send reeume lo 22260 Providence
Dr Sf LL300 South I SB a Ml 46075
MBS
MEDICAL BILLER
Systam Experience
sary Neurology group m
ham 3rd party MBMg and foBow tip
MEDICAL BILLER Experience and
thorough knowledge of coding.
SOM system required 24-30 hrs/
wk Resume lo Mrs Rivera
P O Box 4757 Troy Ml 48099-4757
MEDICAL BILLER - FuB time poei-
tion avakable m Southfield ortho-
pedic doctor's offlce tor person ex-
perienced m insurance bBBng and
pegboard Orthope«*c tranecrlpUon
axperienoe helpful r.raBari bene-
fits No Saturdays Cak Monday thru
Friday. 9-9pm 569-4710
MEDICAL BILLER/
CASHIER
•*JSi heve mmapum 3 yrs experi-
ence m CPT codes ICO 8. and aa
typee of mauranoae tor nMU specs-
afty carac Mual hava good typing
9060
Deerborn 48126
MEDICAL OFFICE BILLER/AS8«T-
ANT. muel be experienced Com-
ss^r,
MEDICAl OPPORTUNmea
478-8100 efter 8pm. MP-7122
'fP' BII 20 M m pm aa
Waa * Frt (9 46em- 1230oml
Tuea « Bat. (8 45am -l aopmTSar-
amnt »a m
J-'—i' paraon « m aaaaaaa af
buay Ohk pr—8 eBBoa r*M7 Joy
Road V* Mrvx W -
MCOtCAL «eC«UfTE«
?»»•?
Prtvaaa aMtaa. aalary ptm
iCMMai 8B8-1170
f M N R B f i o M M
IYN
• Medical Asstsisnt
internal Medicine
Contingent
SwitchboerQ Operator
FuB Time/Afternoon
> RN/LPN
Contingent
A nutated with
The Detroit Mecbcai Center
An Equal Opportunity Employer
NURSE AIDES
are needed lor home care
cases m western Wayne
county Flexible eohedu-
kng Exosasnt pey scale
Tranaponatlon allowance
Benefit packege for 20
hour par weak or more Ex-
perience naceeaary
United Home Care 961-8820
An Equal Opportunity Employer
NURSE AIDES
Do you heve a love and understand
mg of the stosrty"? It you do, then we
have |us> Itie |ob tor you. helping
care tor the sldsrty m our nuramg
home FuB time poamona avakable
We oftar an excekent training pro-
gram towards becoming a Certified
Nurse Aide For mors mtormaOon
cak 349-2640
Whnehaa ConvsHscsm Home
43465 W 10 MBe. Nov)
NURSE AIDES
Experienced or vrtfl Iram. Apply m
peraon Mon-Frt 9arrv-Spm
Bora Health Care of Ypaaanti
28 8^1
Proapect
13-2220
NURSE AIDES
& ORDERLIES
Full and part tlma opantngs
avallaMa on all shifts
$4.55 to start plua banaflts
WM train. Appty In paraon:
^ m am • I ri a « a —aa /> 1 — «
uirTwOi ruui vonvewsceni
Cantar. 35100 Ann Arbor
Trai. Uvonia. 522-1444.
NURSES
AIDES - Full Time
Part ama - Mas hours m aaabu Ex.
partawoa not "eoeeeery 1MB tram
See Carol Broeri
NiflH'ENQALE WEST
8366 Newtargh Rd.
WeeBandneer JovRd
Ar Equal Opportunity Emotoyer
NURSING
ADMIN8TRATIVE
ASSISTANT
OPHTHALMIC ASSISTANT - Fun
time for practice with murtipis
ophthalmologists in Southfield 4
West Bloomfieid Need someome
msturs, responsible experience
preferred Reply to OO. 362 Op-
server 4 Eccentric Newspepers,
36251 Schoolcraft Rd,. Uvonia.
Michigan 48150
502 Halp Wanted
Dantel Madfcnl
NURSE PROGRAM MANAGER
ChaBangmg and rewardlang oppor-
tunity awaits ma nurse who is highly
mbtm tor new cone
gram Requirements RN/BSN pre-
ferred. 2-4 years rehabartation caas
management/utanation review ex-
perience Some suparvwlon Exoel
lent salary with benefits tor qualified
candidate CaB Kan, 669-0544 or
send reeume to P O Box 97
Lathrup VlUage, Ml 48076 Alt
Human n esc ureas Dapertmeni
OPHTHALMOLOGY
MEDICAL ASSISTANT
Multl-physiclan sub-specially
Ophtheknology offlce aeeks s leem
oriented peraon for patient cere
staff CO Ay COT prelerred WBI irsm
experienced Optometnc or MA Ex-
ceaent opportunity tor leernmg snd
sdvencement Good pey. benefit
profit sharing Send resume to
FRANKLIN EYE CONSULTANTS
29275 Northwestern Suite 100
Southfield, Ml 48034
PERSONAL
CARE AIDES
Amicare Services a currently re-
cruiting n Plymouth sree lor quefc-
fied individuals to care for clients In
their homee Previous home care or
nuramg home experience required
• Flexible Schedules
• Competitive Psy
• Benefits
• immediate Assignments
AMICARE
SERVICES INC
677-0670
Equsi Opportunity Employer M/F. H
502 Halp Wanted
Dantat-MadtcaJ
RN
Discover your nursing opportunities
BI Bolslord
Medical/Surgical
Openings on ail shifts fu« or pari
time
Critical Care:
Fun-time afternoon and midnight
openings
Telemetry:
Full-time ah er noon openings
You II like our excellent benein
packege, one-on-one orientation
on-site chad care and tuition reim-
bursement We offer higher pey
retes tor no-beneifl option
Our exceaent suburben locetion snd
pleasant work environment make
Bolslord a great place 10 work
To find out more caa Joan Harrison
Nurse Recruiter el *71-8655 or send
resume to
Botsford General
Hospital
28060 Grand River
Farminglon Hias Ml 48336
An Equel Opportunity Employer
OB/GYN OFFICE NURSE - part
time, 1 day per week Vacation cov
er age Rochester Hills 652-9110
502 Halp Wanted
DanteMAadcal
ORAL SURGERY ASSISTANT kx
Royal Oak araa FuB time with excel
dental prelerred
RNs
Bolslord (ienerei Hoapital hes 1 e>
citing poamona lor RNs with scrub
end circulating experience
$3,000
Sign-On Bonus'
and Finder's Fee!!
»ou K en»oy our excellent location
wort environment end comper**.
lion programs that include a 'ertrl.
cation bonus end a higher wepe
scale without benefit"
Current openings include one full
time position ti 10-hour sfwfi ana
one part-time position on 12 hour
shifl For more •nlormetion pleese
caB Barbara Giorgio Human Re-
sources Department at 4 7 1-8656
Botsford General
Hospital
28050 Grand River
Fsrmington HWs. Ml 48336
An Equal Opportunity Employer
502 Halp Wanted
Dantel Madkal
502 Halp Wanted
Dan tal-Mad leal
Monrfny Saptambar 24. 1900 OAE * 5 F
PHYSICIANS PRACTICE Working
out of Si Johns Hoapital Macomb
Ctr Ml Clemens Seeks en experl-
snced KJ Ilme nurse aneelhet'st
SmaB hoapital environment, moetly
•mbcaelory surgery Competitive
compenaation program CaB for ap-
poeitmant 465-5501 exi 426
PODIATRY ASSISTANT lo work
wilh geriatric patients Fi* time
good benefits Please apply »am-
5pm al Tha Nuramg Home Group
24293 Telegraph Rd. between 9 4
10 Mae sek lor Jenei
PSYCHIATRIC.
SUBSTANCE ABUSE
FiBl time charge afternoon FuB
time pert lime staff afternoon 4
midnights flexible scheduling
Contact Debbie Ardmore Center
Lrvoma 474-3500
RECEPTIONIST'FRONT Oeak Help
needed in our busy Canton office
Musi be « salt starter Computer 4
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Pleaaant 8 energetic
402 1990
RECEPTIONIST - With medical sa-
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noons. 20-25 hrs/wk Fan
474-
rmmgton
474-3650
PHYSICAL THERAPIST
820 hr Pari/lull time work with ex-
perienced senior therapist m heec
in|ury program CaB 721 2700
PHYSICAL THERAPY AIOE
in Soulhfieid Experience preferred
but not necessary FuB lima
424 9750
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Applicants should posaaea strong
leadership skins 4 enfoy working si
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4 30 or send resume lo Mary Ann
Tspper R N 3500 W South Btvd
Rochester Matt Ml 48309 853-6440
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Single Room Mslernrry Cere
Cot tegs Hosonai of Grosse Points is
Currently sccectiog eppecalions 'or
Regmered Nursmg steff lor the new
Single Room Meternrty Care Una
scheduled lo open in March 1&91
tUperience m M sterns!/NewPorn
Nursing required As en sffllleie of
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access to the most advanced tech-
nology. yet remain a close-* nrt fami-
ly of medical proieeeionais We offer
a very competitive wage and benefit
package if you ara interested m the
oppport unities available to you In
our new unit, call 884-8600 sit
2450 for further information or send
irour resume lo
Human Resources
: Cottage Hospital
of Grosse Pointe
An affiliate of Henry
Ford Health System
159 Kercheval Avenue
Grosse Pointe Farms. Ml 48236
An EquV Oppon unify Employer
RN
FUCL-TIME/PART TIME
DAY SHIFT
Good starting rale ft Deneftt*
See Mrs Merlin
director of Nursing
261-5300
NIGHTENGALE WEST
8365 Newburgh Rd
WestiOTd. near Joy Rd
Ilty Employer
An Equal Opportunity I
RN. LPN. Of OR TECH
Needed for buey ophthalmology ofl-
ice Experienced only need apply
Send reeume lo Box 422 Observer ft
Eccentric Newspapers. 36251
Schoolcraft Rd Lrvoma Michigan
48150
RN/LPN
Part lime midnights. 1 lpm lo Sam.
Sunday through Wednesday lor a
residential care lacMty for pregnant
sdoleecents Position involves pro-
wling beaK medical care ft emer-
gency treatment to pregnant teens
Requirements include current RN/
LPN kcenee ft recent OB experi-
ence Send resume or ca* St Vin-
cent ft Sarah Fisher Center 27400
W 12 MMs Rd . Farmington HWs. Ml
48334-4200 626-1707
An Equal Opportunity Employer
RNS-LPNS-GPNS
Skilled nursing facility kn
Livonia seeking full and
part time Nurses. All shifts.
Competitive wages 4 ben-
efits Flexible boors. Call
for appointment. Martha
Felosak. RN 522-1444
RN's- LPN's
Pan time positions available tor
to work m Qermatotc^yjKac-
_ Lta lor.slwn in Pfymn
Allen Park aouthfieid. S FtoseviUe
Earning potential of 822/hr
For further information cal Michelle
737-7111
RN S Positions svailabie for experi-
enced LTC professionals Seeking
•rtservice director, afternoon Super-
visor and RN for medicare unit. New
wage ft benefit package We are
seeking individuals with s strong
convmtlment to providing exceaent
patient care Please sppfy at
Ml Vernon Nuramg Center 26715
Greenfield between 10 8 11 Mile
REGISTERED X-RAY TECH
Pan time, orthopedic office Msdi-
sor> Heighls area 545-3080
REGISTERED X-RAY technologist
for rsdiology office Pan time to In-
clude some Sal mornings
937-8155
RESPIRATORY THERAPIST
Medical supply company requires
on call rseptratpry therapist for o«y-
gen equipment set up and instruc-
tion in patient home Pay par vtsti.
plus mil sags Parted for thoee pres-
ently employed looking tor extrs m-
mrna Servl reeiime in HI—
SECRETARY - medical Southfield ft
Detrort noaprtai 3 shifts. t1760/mo
Ca* Sherrt at Uniforce 357-0648
SPEECH PATHOLOGIST
S20 hour Pan/full time work with
treatment leem in growing heed in-
iury program Call 721-2700
TOP RATE
DENTAL ASSISTANT
For suburban office Must be sbie lo
work evenings Must have experi-
ence
Temporary and permanent poeltions
••suable
DAVIS-SMITH
MEDICAL PERSONNEL SERVICE
354-4100
504 Help Wanted
Office-Clef >cal
ABSOLUTELY
EVERYTHING!
General Office 114 500
Detail oriented typing 45wpm ft
computer experience wrtn growing
compeny
Accounting Secretary S 18,000
Prcfsesional appearance, excellent
accounting ak«a ft word pnaceasing
Sprs
Secrelery $18,000
Preetig»us firm, plush office typing
of 80 usmg WordPerfect
Executive Secretary 825.000
Suburban offices using your good
shorthand ft stsbis work beck-
ground m lest paced environment
Legal Secretary $25,000
Senior panner ol expanding firm
utamng your corporate ft real esiste
legal secretarial background
WE HAVE REPRESENTED QUALI-
TY SECRETARIES ft FIRMS FOR 23
YEARS ft TAKE YOUR CAREER
NEEDS SERIOUSLY
ALL FEES COMPANY PAI0
PERMANENT STAFF
Farmington Hills: 737-5750
Southfield: 552-9060
An Equel Opportunity Employer
ACCOUNTING/Accounts Payable
Clerk - Smalt A/in Arbor mlg com-
pany seeks person for variefy of du-
nes Some experience necessary
Will tram on our applications Send
reeume to D K Lee. 120 Enterprue
Dr Ann Arbor 48103
ACCOUNTING CLERK
Msture person for fun time poeition.
primary reaponaibtrtlee mvoiang ft
sccounts receivsbie Expartvice
preferred including IBM System 36
If quelihed send reeume with salary
•eoiiasmetus to rieomarv Piaatu:
Molding Inc . Attention Personnel
12221 Dixie Redford Ml 48239
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE person wrth
5 yrs experience or minimum 2 yrs
college accounting required Com-
puter experience necessary Excel-
lent benefits including profit shar-
ing Non-smoker Apply in person
with rsaume ft sals/-, requirement
between 9am-3pm at •
Wimaatl Building Material 36340
Van Born Rd Wayna
A COMPANY IN TROY a looking for
a professional parson with solid typ-
ing skins who a computer literate
•nth excellent phone manner to an-
swer ft handle phones Must be wen
groomed A upbeat to wort in fast
paced, production oriented work
environment interested candidates
ca* Cynthia at 680-4741
504 Help Wanted
Office-Clerical
Administrative
Assistant
Permanent/temporary positions
avsalabie with slits Fortune 500
company
Word Processing Training
Ca* Catherine
358-4270
BENEFITS. BONUSES. NO FEES
ASSISTANT OFFICE PERSON
Need energetic responsible person
fuH lime to handle a variety of re-
sponsibilities with kmrlsd suoervl-
son Computsr sxperisnce and
knowledge oi accounting principals
proffered « interested ca* Cathy
525-4330
ASSISTANT TO Coordinate field
Staff activities for marketing compa-
ny m 13 Mile/Southfield wee Fre-
quent raises no health benefits Ca*
Pat al Intro Marketing 540-5000
ATTENTION
TYPIST/SECRETARIES
LEGAL/MEDICAL
TELEMARKETERS
WORD PROCESSING
SECRETARIES
WORDPERFECT 5 0/5 1
DISPLAYWRITE 3/ 4
LOUTS 1-2-3
MICROSOFT WORD
lon Decmate/Macintosh]
SYMPHONY
NBI 2000 *000
MULTI-MATE
DIGITAL DECMATE
immediate openings top pay vace-
non/houdey and bonusi Ca* today
lor en appointment
Mft-2700
FOSTER-OA VIS
Temporary Personnel, inc
AUTO BODY SECRETARY
Personable ft efficent office person
needed Star Lincoln Mercury.
Southfield Ml 354-4900
AUTO DEALERSHIP
Looking for individual wtth general
offlca skids Some switchboard ac-
counting ft data entry skins re-
quired Apply lo Joe Parser Chevro-
let. 28111 Telegraph. Southfield
355-1000
AD AGENCY
EXECUTIVE
SECRETARY
Asalsl a key Executive m a major
nationwide firm Generous benefits
and special perks $20 000 to stan
Call Berruce at 353-2090
SNELLING 4 SNELLING
AUTO DEALERSHIP looking for an
intelligent person who is good w/fig-
urea lo work in the cashiers office ft
switchboard 21 hrs per wk ADT
computer system. Mon 8 Thurs. 3-
9pm Tues, Wed Fn, 3-Bpm Apply
at Joe Panian Chevrolet. 28111
Telegraph Southfield 365-1000
504 Help Wanted
Office-Clerical
504 He4p Wanted
Office-Clerical
BOOKKEEPER
UP TO $28 000
L«re protesawnei accounting firm a
seeking a tu*-charge Boofckaapa to
service outaide accounts Musi have
2 * yeers experience excellent
communication skias and profes-
sional prisanitation Oegraa noi re-
quired Exceaent oeneftt peckege
Send r««um« lo Artt*jr T homes
Executive Search 3000 Town Cen-
ter Suite 2333. Southheid Ml
48075 or can 355-4140
BOOKKEEPER
With at west 2 years experience
Computer ft calculator exp^rence
required Some flung ft light typing
duties Send reeume to PO Box 85
Romulus. Mi 48174-0085
BOOKKEEPING - Fu* lima
Accounts Receivable posrtiori
Redford Cal Heeihe. .leave oamei
255-1122 or 1-347-4157
BOOKKEEPING/lnaurance Special
al for busy dental specialty office
Excellent salary ft benefits
Ca* 357-3165
BOOKKEEPING
Partial List of Positions
Pan-time bookleepei lor
multi-entity irm m Southfield Thru
trial balance with computers
Payroi bookkeeper lor Troy aree
company Must have on-line A DP
experience Mutt.-state taxes
Southfield 358-2300
Ann Arbor 995-8367
Detroit 259-1080
T '0» 524-3100
Lansing !5t?v349-8367
FAX-Soulhfleid 356-0941
(Sunday'Holiday Cans Returned I
Correepondence To
ROBERT HALF
Southheid, Ml 48034-8061
201 West Big Beaver =310
Troy Ml 48084-4 152
All tees 100% Co paid
160 Offices on 3 Comments
BRANCH
ADMINISTRATIVE
ASSISTANT
$16.$ 18.000 .
FEE PAIO BY COMPANY
r
World Wide Company offers s great
oppon unrty for reaponaibM profes-
sional Typing oi 50 and WordStar *
must Call 399-3450
SNELLING & SNELLING
TRANSCRIPTlONIST - medical,
suburben hospital, $8 50-$S'r Ca*
Betty at Uniforce 646-7663
Box 95, Garden City. Ml 48135
RESPIRATORY THERAPISTS
CRTT or RRT - Fu* or pan time
positions now available Morv-Fri
8am-5pm No weekends or holidays
Must have blood gas experience
Must Hke to travel Great aalary.
Veal hrs Ca* Pat al 746-0566
RN
Full time day poaition (Mon-Fn) a
avaaabie with a multi-specialty pri-
vate practice 2 jeers cfaracai experi-
ence n medical nuralng preferred
Piaaaa aend reeume to IMCG.
28080 Grand River Suite 306
Farmington HMs. Ml 48336
High-Teeh
Specialist
The Troy agency of Amicare Home
Services is now seeking a high tech
specialist who wi* function on a mul-
tidiscipfcnery teem to coordinate
discnage planning ReeponaibAtiee
include Identifying needs of the pa-
tient in collaboration with hospital
staff providing patient/family edu-
cation for IV therapy and partiapat-
Ing m Haft development and contin-
uing education programs
The ideal candidate wa be an RN
with 1-2 years experience m acute
care, and we*-developed communi-
cation and interpersonal sAIBs A
BSN wrth 1-1 years homa health
care experience and previous su-
pervisory or leederafMp experience
prelerred
Ws provide a competitive salary
comprafienarve beneWfs and the op-
portunity to uttas your kk*s wtth a
leading Home Health Care compe-
ny For immediate conaidaration.
forward your reeume m confidence
Agency Administrator
Amicare Home
Health Services
2665 Crooks
Trov, Ml 48064
(3 l il 643-8720
An Equal Opporti«M1y Employer
Intermediate
Care
Are you looking for a critical care
environment with low nurse patient
ratios and greater pel lent and femtfy
S'i .o« vament 7 Consider the inter me-
dieie Surgical Care Una al St Jo-
COMCoaaa
• mgh tech eriva onmani with more
• Thoracic and general surgery po-
• Input nto nuraeng practice decs-
aona through a shared gwai nance
• FT and PT openings on a variety
ot MRs. 8 or 12 hours
For more mtormeOon or lo apply
ce* coaect at (313! 572-3672 or
send your
Catherine McAutey
Health jSystem
6301 C Huron RNer »
P O aeeMS
Registered
X-Ray Tech
Fu*-time oppon unity avallab
registered X-Ray Tech Si
wi* be 7 5 hours per day. 7 ,
svailabie tor a
Schedule
7 AM - 3
PM with every other weekend rota-
tion
ARRT required as well es minimum
care facility
Exceaent location, benefits and
compensation m addition to an on-
site chad cars center Pissse send
reeume lo tne etiention of Berbara
Giorgio or call 471-8656
Botsford General
Hospital
28050 Grand River
Farmington HMs. Ml 46336
An Equal Opportunity Employer
X-RAY TECH NEEDED
Part time for fsmfly physician s off-
ice located m Uvonia Ca* 464-9200
X-RAY TECHNICIAN
with mamo experience needed Part
time m pis stent Novi office Ca*
Louise. 624-2113
X-RAY TECHNICIAN -Registered
Part tlma for Orthopedic Surgeon's
office 8 Mas between Middlebeit 8
Grand River 474-1870
X-RAY TECHNICIAN
Fua-Tme Poeition avtlabie m subur-
ban X-ray c«mc Exceaent Fringe
Benefits Reply to
SOUTHFIELD RADIOLOGY ASSOC
15901 W 9 MUe. Suite 110
Southfield. Ml 48075
504 Help Wanted
Office-Clerical
ACADEMIC
SECRETARY
The Unrverslty of UKJugan
Medical Center
The Department of Dermatology a
sase.«ig an admmiatrattva secretary
who wants s Oi avenging poeition
with diverse seponsfeimies You
must heve 3-5 yaara of prograaatna
A DESK TOP
PUBLISHING
Up to
$11.00/hr.
• Adobe
1 Page Maker "
• Ventura Publisher
Other Software welcome
Ca* Catherine
358-4270
WOLVERINE
AUTOMOTIVE
OPPORTUNITIES
Several exciting ft ChaBangmg op-
portunity exist for top-notch clerv
cai 8 administrative personnel Im-
mediate assignments available
working on-site st maior automotive
companies and suppliers for top-
notch clerical ft sdmiraetrstrve per-
sonnel
General Office/Clerical
Data Entry
Executive Secretaries
General Office
Receptionists
•Word Processors
especial need for individuals wfth
knowledge of Microeoft Word Free
Lance. Excall software Long and
short-term assignments avaiafbie
Generous
cal
Branch Secretary Coordinator
Computer typing phone skills-
heaith and dental beneMs
Submit resumes 32458 W 8 MUe
Road. Farminglon. Ml 48336
An Equal Opportunity Employer
BUSY GENERAL PRACTICE Law
Office seeks energetic, reepcmaibie
•ndiovidual for Recaption snd gener-
al clerical won Successful candi-
date will be abanabie to cover eve-
ning and Saturday hours Some
computer experience a helpfva as
wan aa experience dealing with the
public WW train Send resume m
confidence to Phil Leaky Hyatl Le-
gal Services 23946 Mlcf»g»n Ave
Deerborn. Ml 48124
• CLERICAL •
Enthusiastic people needed lor s
last paced office m Southfield Typ-
mg ft good communication skills s
must • 4 avaaabie poertions Ca*
Connie 352-6267
CLERICAL evei
lure parson applications being ac-
cepted 642-0070
CLERICAL Good typing ft phone
manners matuie for inaurance con-
tracting repeir company Good
wages and mora Part lane leading
535 7860
lo lu* time
CLERICAL
MERCHANDISING
Dunham's Sports
Outfitters
Dunham s Sports Outfitters has im-
mediate openings lor an experi-
enced clerical who has background
m rata* and/or accounting
Cand^ata must have a minimum oi
1 year computer entry experience
plus a working knowledge of basic
accounting and/or rata* principles
Must possess a rngh energy wvel
and an eye lor deta* and also be
able to work with 2 buyers
If you are interested m the buying
field and want to expand your ca-
ree» potential send resume or fl*
out an application m person, at our
executive office m our Watertord
store
Att Human Resources Manager
DUNHAM'S
5000 Dixie Highway
Watertord, Ml , 48329
An Equal Opportunity Employer
5-10
CLERKS
NEEDED
IMMEDIATELY
We have a variefy of long and short
term assignments IMMEDIATELY
avertable m Farmmgton Farmmgton
Hills Novi and Northvi*e If you can
work between 1-5 days per week
and have ai least 6 months clerical
experience call right away lor more
information about these exciting
oppon unfi les
504 Help Wanted
Office-Clerical
CLERK/TYPIST Troy. Auburn HMs
financial, t5 25-M 60/fir Call
Joanne at UnMorce 646- 7664
COLLECTION
CLERK
Position avaaabie ai our Plymouth
headquarters kv aggraaarva. outgo-
ing individuals with outstanding
communication skits, public contact
and/or previous credit experience
We offer employee benefits ft mer-
chandise diacount Ca* Mra Grfben
st 451-5227
Winkelman's
An Equal Opportunity Employer
COLLECTOR
Qualified applicants tor this Ul time
poaition must have coSecbon expe-
rience wilh the abaity to communi-
cate effectively type 45wpm knowl-
edge of accounts recarvabie and
skip tracing experience a a naceea
ty Exceaent health/benefits pack-
age Applicants may apply or sand
•eaume along with salary require-
ments to
MELODY FARMS
31111 mduetrial Rd
Lrvoma, Ml 48150
Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/H
COLLECTORS/C135* • (Sal-
ary Bonus ft Benefits i
National coaection service located
m Southfield aree haa immediate
opening lor co«ection agency expe-
B*f co
anced Ml collectors
muat have worked for a coaection
agency at least 8 months Must be s
sefl-stsrter and h^rtfy motivated m-
dnnduat with typing akifts of at Meat
25wpm Ca* lor appointment
535-8268
504 Help Wanted
Office-Cleocat
504 Help Wanted
Office-Clerical
CUSTOMER SERVICE
Novi buameae systems daalerarap a
looking tor a Customer Service
Associate to add to o«* Service
Support Dapartmanl Exceaent tale-
phone technique typing skias ft
data entry are a muat BeneMs Ca*
Mery for an anarviaer el 474-0900
CUSTOMER SERVICE
REPRESENTATIVE
We are a leading suppaer ol Martet
mg information to automotive man
ufadurers and dealers Growth cre-
eies an opening for a Customer Ser-
vice Rsprssenlame responsible lor
updating database inlormation via
CRT equipment reeeerciwig mqmr-
ae snd performing phone fc*c*a-up
activities
Requires comprshensrve written
and or« communication skias on-
anted lo det an lavorame telephone
preeence and 1 peer oi ciencat and
telemarketing experience
Qualified candidates ara mvtted to
send your resums with salary rwato-
ry and requirements m confidence
to
Personnel Adrmmetrator
Automated Marketing Systems
Trs'ii'stsrs Tower II Suite 400
i Rd
ES'ABLISHEO BLOOMFIELD
HILLS Law Firm sal
snd raghhi nuaafieJ Law Firm
Administrator to manage m Duel
neas espects of prsctfce Salary
commenaurele with queafmmone
Sand reeume Ic Box 392 Obeervar
ft Eccentric Newspapers 36251
Schooler af! Rd Llvonsa Mich«g«>
48150
- EXECUTIVE:"
ASSISTANT
Professional organuac individual Ic
assist President oi BirmeMhem
property management hrm Excel-
lent compensation ft benefits
I Resumes lo Box 376 Obearvar ft
Eccentric Newspapers 36261
Scnooicraf! Rd Livonia Uch«r
48150
Southheid 46076
DATA ENTRY Computer Operator
For busy distribution compeny Ex-
perienced accurate, attention to
detaCs no smoking Send resume lo
Data Entry Job*, mc . 27150 W 8
Mile Southfield, Ml 46034
OAT A ENTRY-Compute, experience
a muel invoicing and >ot> antr,
Good pay/benefits Apply 25215
Giendele. S of 1-96. batmen Tele-
graph ft Beech Oaiy
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
FuM tune position Southfield oca
hor. Must hsve exceaent typing ft
shorthend sk*s Should b* deter
oriented Excelent communication
ft organizational skats neeowd Sal-
ary to commensurate with experi-
ence Send resume incmdmg salary
requirements to P O Box 5091
Southheid M *8086
Farmington Hi*s 471-2060
TECHNICAL ENGINEERING
CONSULTANTS
THE EMPLOYMENT
CONNECTION
485-3900
ACMA HAS A JOB FOR YOU!
currently have a variety ot long
rssserch Both
day ft evening hours svsMabie. no
saiee involved Excellent lor coaege
students tf you have good phone
skills wtth aght typing/computer ex-
peience. please ca* 373-9904
ADMINISTRATIVE assistant to re-
gional manager Microsoft Word
Novi electronics 119.800-421.400
Call Lynn at Uniforoe 473-2932
BENEFITS
ADMINISTRATOR
Fast paced spot requiring detail ori-
ented person to handle multiple
tasks involving 401k, fiex plan ft
payroll, Salary »18-$2 Ik Fee paid
SHERI HILL CPC
NINE TO FIVE PERSONNEL
550-3910
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
Mon-Fn. 30 hrs /w* Good phone «
general office skias computer help-
ful. pleasant ft anthusuatic S6-S6/
hr Ca* 9:30am-2pm 642-7379
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
seeking an individual to aaatsl m the
administrative management ot *n
expanding hearth care company In
tha Westland area Exceaent sec re -
tartal ft related support sk*s re-
quired For interview ca* 721-6900
ADMINISTRATIVE and SALES
SECRETARY, fu* ume Must be
organized and enjoy a fast paoed
work environment Duties include
handing customer caas craetmg
letters, proposal* and raports on
Macintosh computers, snd mam-
tamng Maa Accuracy and neatneea
a muel Apply ri person at B si an gar
mc . 1001 OohenyCl.. NorthvfUa
ADMINISTRATIVE
SECRETARY
$20,000 PLUS
A prosperous we* set abashed firm
offers en extraordinary benefit
package, ptus quarterly bonueee I
Opportunity here lo utfBze your or-
ganizational skas and work inde-
pendent*, Martam 363-2090
SNELLING & SNELLING
erica, and the sMfy to work inde-
pendently ic coordinate several
protects Muel hsn eica*eiil m-
terpar
bon sk** and type 80-80 wpm
Word prnrsaatng and/or computer
processing and/i
•rice preferred
If you seel
opportiaimee lor growth pleeee lor
werd two (21 copiee oi yoiM reeume
The University
of Michigan
Medical Center
Employment Office
300 MS Room 8A07
Box 0422 (030031VC-OE)
Ann Arbor Ml 48 106/0422
A NON DISCRIMINATORY.
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION EMPLOYER
ACCOUNTING
CLERK
yoia exp
_ Jme ooel»
suxxxil payable
ama pan* t date
the ikrfu penaan
your skMs lo ne» op-
AcMevMvf Workforce Diversity
SSX- "
ft TC AM to 1 30 PM Plue
RN/LPN
RN'S-LPNS
Heanh Care
n ^ •••Inn iti
w o a e - w e e w
Ca* or sand'
ACCOUNTANTS ONE
24133 Norths SWI _He^^8MSe >
354-2410
Accounts Payable
Clerk
Erb LUMBER CO
tm ami 0p» MM pmoptt M MA «ek M •
aafce—w oMtoa Uee • mm-
APPLY NOW!
SECRETARIES &
RECEPTIONISTS NEEDED
We offer top pay ft a greet benefits
package Immediate placement
• ***«"* »odey 8 wort to-
morrow - irs that eeey*
e Vacation/bonus pay
eCompelWva rages
e Medic el mamnce at low 'itee
Muel heva vsad drtvar scenes ft SC
dal security card Ad last - thee
lObe won t lest'
TROY
52S-®454
WESTLAND
72S-6770
FUTURE FORCE
TEMPORARY HELP SERVICE
ASSISTANT SECRETARY
$230 Weak Note®
sMi maior Troy
M omcatf Top
eel ediancanieni
90 Jpa. fypae.
artksooate. AGY 546-4 UO
ASSIST C.F.O.
FEE PAID - (23.000 UP
souTMncLft we
- s t r e s s
DOROTHY DAY
PERSONNEL. INC.
ATTENTION
SECRETARIES
Office Services
589-7088 '
BILINGUAL
(Japanese Secretary)
$To |3_0,000
Personnel Systems
459-1166 761-5252
CALL DENISE
WORK WHEN YOU WANT
On temporary basis, we need peo-
ple wtth typing word processing
end computer experience Jobs m
Dee born, Lrvorue snd the Southlisld
274-4230
SEPTEMBER 1990
CAREER OPENINGS
2282 - Receptionist S15.800
2372 - Bookkeeper J18 000
2348 - Admmistrstrve $19,000
2388 - Genersl Secretary $17,000
2198- Medical BMIer $20,000
ALL FEES COMPANY PAID
PERMANENT STAFF
Livonia: 591-2221
An Equal Opportunity Employer
BLOOMFIELD HILLS CO
individual wtth proven clerical skins.
I typing, data entry, reception/weftch
board) to f* immediate opening
Resume ft salary requirements to
Personnel Menagsr, PO &OX 2000
Bloomfield HIBs. 48304
AUTO DEALERSHIP BOOiCEEPEP
And Other ctanot poeitione aveii
able Dealership experience pre-
ferred Apply m person or Mnd re-
swne to Bookkaeaper. 550 West 7
M*e Northvea. Ml 48187
BOOKKEEPER ASSIST ANT-Part
time 15-20 hours psr was* dcubia
Baaic bookkeepmg and 10 key add-
ing matfima *k*s required Send
resume to: TAP P O BOX 2117.
Farmmgton HMs Ml 48334
BOOKKEEPER Experienced 2 day
i ssl Computer SkM» Immeidats
opening. Puoaahmg Co L/vonie.
Sand rsa.mie to Box 882
Obeerver 8 Eccentric Newspapers.
36251 Schoolcraft Rd
Michigan 48150
BOCXOCEEPER-Fu* charge through
of GL
statements for nvJti stste corpora-
Don Caah management and com-
540-5332
CASH IN A FLASH
TOP PAY - TEMP MED INSURANCE
HOLIDAY PAY
OVERTIME PAY-BONUS
Word Pro
typists
CRT or CPT {expenencad)
Deta Entry Operstors
Telemarketers (am or pm hoi*s)
Legal of Medic
Secretaries/
Detroit, 871-2700 Uvoma. 464-2100
Southfield. 557-5700 Troy 528-
5122
SNELLING
TEMPORARIES
NEVER A FEE
KELLY
Temporary
Services
Equal Opportunity Emptoyar M/F/H
CLERK Fu« time Must be accurate
in work ft responsible Greater De-
troit Restaurant Suppfy 22400
Park. Oearbom 48124 276-2051
CLERK - part-time Fumg. phone an-
swering ft soma data entry Flexible
hours Pleasant environment
Southheid area Ca* 353-6300
i! Clerks!
25 OPENINGS
Call Today,
Work Tomorrow
358-4270
CLERKS
Long term temporary assignments
m the Lrvome aree Dey and after-
noon shins s saeoie Ca* today for
appointment
CORPORATE
PERSONNEL
SERVICES
478-1010
CLERICAL ASSISTANT - Entry
level Part time for buey reel estate
offlca Should possess typing •
good phone sluaa. Must hava oam
cm for errands OueMed mdMduele
should send resume or letter lo
Mrs Hardman, 300 S Woodward
Ave Birmingham Ml 48009
CLERICAL ASSISTANT
(PART TIME)
If you are mtsrssled m working 20
hours per week (Weibls schedule)
on a regular beets, we wcnAd Hke to
naar from you Vacandss sxist lor
Cafl Berrace at.
BOOKKEEPERS Charge, part
tana. 20 to 30 hours par weak Ex-
penencad Lotus. WordPerlect 5.1
helpful Ca* 356-5445
BOOKKEEPER- FuS charge pari
time, manufacturing experience
nelptU Sand reeume to 33086 W 8
MBe Ste 101
48335
BOOKKEEPER FULL CHARGE thru
Tnel Beienn Sma* Technical Mar
kedng Co m Southfield PC experi-
ence r sressei-y Send rest wis to our
CPA JTC 32900^Five Maa
Lrvoma. Ml 48154
BOOKKEEPER - FuB charge Muet
Salary end hinge beneMs commerv
sursse With experience Please repty
to Bos 414
Obearvar 4 Eccentric »le-scscers.
36241 Schooicrsn Rd Uvoma.
48150
BOOKKEEPER
thai « on tfe move needs expen-
encad Account PayaM*. AccosMs
necaiveois Job Coal • Oenarai
Ledger bookkeeping Jatfi a leem
that's buBdkig lor the Mura Non
amokmg Buadmg Sand ream Mk
Peiaeawel Oect P O Bos «7
Wayna. Ml. 48184
BObKKEEPER/LEASMQ AOENT I
Fu* ama poamon > aBatlt 66. Q».
aartm * EcoafMHMMM
3B251 Sulnalei
MMtgan 48180
of 1 yrs sapaiisiita In ae-
BOOKKEEPERS
23Z
accounTemps
good attention to deta* t eMBly to
type 50 plue wpm Mimmin of 1
reer offIce A/or boolrkesping expe-
rience preferred For mimedMie
lo Meneger of Ikmn Resoigcss,
34400 Glendale Ave. Uvoma. Ml
48150
An Equal Opportunity Employer
Clerical
MATERIAL
RECORDS
our pmrhaalnq oepenmer
Metensl Records dark, the s
K* candKMM mm be (MaB J
heva workmg knowledge of U
2-3. and some k nowiedge of i
si ftow m the automottve m
MdNTOSH DIVISION
MASCO INDUSTRIES
Personal Department
39600 Orchard Mm Piece
P.O. Box 8032
Novi. Ml 48376-0932
An Equal Opportunity Emptorar
CLERICAL
Prince yileirsia FwTaT
CLERKAL/SALES ASMTANT
I m F T
FtaMMasOAHMr
•aUBty
' , Si'TiJ£ , sr
CLERK/TYPIST
City ol Farmington Mills
General offlca experience requved,
typmg 45 epm, plua good customer
retst-ons sklBs lor contsa wtth pub-
ic Higf School graduate or equ
lent Salary 114 630 through
$16,882 Applications accepted unt*
October 5. 1990 AppN r writing or
In person lo
Psrsormal Dapt
cay of Farmmgton HflN .
31555 W 11 Mils Rd
Farmington Has. Ml 46336
An Equel Opportunity Employer
(XERK/TYPtS T
EXCELLENT OPPOWTUNTTY
bon skas Must sxMbft * vary pro-
laasicinal demeanor Salary t bsne-
Ms Send rasians to Arthur Thorns*
Executive Search. 3000 Town Can-
Mr. Sulle 2333 SoufhMd. Ml
46075 Of ca* 355-4140
CLEF*.TYPIST i
I In the Uw>-
wortmg lor Oie Sa 3 Pro-
i. ascaiei*
mg and comrmmicatlon sites ra-
CLERK TYPIST
sxpsncftng D
IAS entry level
tie should pot
typing speed oi 40wpm
sues A general dertcal
Exc
CLERK TYPIST - sma* memnce
COLLECTIONS
V^OnDNKALTN SYSTEM
LOYMCNT 0*V . DtFT MC
OLSTEN
Temporary Services
Southfield 354-0555
Troy 583-3232
COM 22iSSr xi
shwtc—oawo- —c«p 1io— t
s s s s r s n
-eoM^
ON-LINE •
WITH KELLY
We are m need of operators with IO-
key sfyts keybosrd on ths early AM
snifi l5effV-lpm) Must heve 10.000
KPt* Position needs RECENT ex-
penence Ca* Paige for deteBa
Lrvoma 522-4020
1-96 Officenter
33133 Scnooicraf!
KELLY
Temporary
Services
Equal Opportunity Emptoysr M/F/H
DATA ENTRY
FuB-bms assignments lor compa-
nies m Wsyns County Expsrience
ssry Ca* 42S-6226
ETD Tsmporsry Sarvios
DATA ENTRY OPERATOR lor N W
non-profit organization Experience
own Irsnsporetion 32 hrs par wk
Send rssumss lo Box 396 Obeervar
A Eccentric Newspepers 36251
SchdOicreft Rd Lrvoma. Michigan
48150
DATA INPUT Poaitions svsnaCM lor
Scwthftstd stsei compeny Seeking
people lor Accounts Payable Ac-
counts Recerveble & Inventory Pre-
vious experience helpful but not
necessary wi* tram Muat be a faat
learner abie to type S5-65wpm A
benefits Pleeae caw
for an appointment et
352-0000
DEARBORN BASED home care
company m currentty accepting ap-
plications "or the tallowing posi-
tions Receptionist A Customer Ser-
vice Reprsiei lelrvs Knowledge of
medical equipment and data entry Is
hsipful Enthusiasm
COMMUNICATIONS
SECRETARY
Dynamic growing oompsny has an
ex: alia n opportunity for you lo uae
your good orgamzational sbatiee
Unlimited growth potential plua
good benefits $16,000 to sterl Ca*
Eleanors al 353-2090
SNELUNG & SNELLING
COMPUTER DATA ENTRY
A general office poaitions needed by
growth onenled steel company FuB
beneMts Sand reeume to- I lei cules
Drawn Steel 36901 Amrtiem. Uvo-
ma. Mi 48150 Attention Peism eisi
COMPUTER OPRERATOR
Fu* time Southfield location Entry
level position Previous dets/pro-
cessing operations aipananca pre-
lerred Muat have good math ebWty
A 10 key calculator sKBs Sand re-
sume mduchng salary requiremants
to PO Box 5091, Southfield Ml
46034
COMPUTER OWENTED mdMduai
with J-5 yr* expsrience wilh IBM
Word Processing, menu driven
computer marapulatione. (or BS at
Business with Major m CoRWuter
Ares), typing, cslculetor sues A
quired Muet be ssB motivated with
good orgamzational skies and arien-
tion to deta* Vanous duties al in-
surance compeny m W Bloomfield
Cal for an epoomtment 737-3639
CONFIDENTIAL
SECRETARY
FEE PAID - $20 - $22,000
NORTH AREA As a secretary to
Personnel Menagei mm handta a*
confidential information Skills
should include siceBenl typ
Lotus and Word Pertact Asking lor
al laaet 2 yr* working backoroiawL
Fie benefits. 849-8797 or 962-0565
DOROTHY DAY
PERSONNEL. INC
COUNTER SALES PERSON war
lor busy glaas shop usfii ofltoa du-
ties mvoivad Good wagee 6 bene-
fits lor right peraon. Apply m person
af 22223 Teegtsph S63-5779
CUSTOABER SERVICE
Good with people,
istaphora A Sgiaaa Accurate, at-
tention to dataBa Non vnoiiar
Send eaume Customer Service.
JoOer mc. NEXXUS of Mich 6 On-
tario. 27150 W 8 MBe. SouMMd.
CUSTOMER SERVICE RCP - par
nme lor Troy baaed Cable Co Mon
Ttaure 4-6pm
sary Comect Erica al
Customer Sarvtca Clerk
Entry lavsl paaMon Muat hava good
Cuatomar Sarvfoe Clark. P O Boa
300. SorfMM. ML. 46037
OATA ENTRY CLERK
Arbor Drug*, inc has an opening tar
Dels Entry Clerk af Our Troy^orpo-
• c m
ARBOR oeuos. MC
Dels Entry Potion - JH
PO Box 7034
Troy. Mi 46007-7034
DATA ENTRY
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history lo Posifion ettn CFO. P
Box 1243 Deerborn Ml 48120
DELIVERY A CLERICAL - must heve
Troy graphics
Good learning $4 75/hr Ca* Tom
al Uniforce 646-6500
EXECUTIVE
SECRETARY
unique Opportunity lor wen
organized non-smoking seM-
stsrler wilt, superior typmg.
communications and composi-
tion skies Musi possess sbrWy
to work we* with staff A insti-
tute members Responsibilities
include executive level secre-
tarial duties to» Cm Executive
Officer Administration of
Awards. 1 Honors Ptr^yamis and
supervisory experience Must
be able to travel twice yearty to
conventions tailing ooara mn-
ules snd assisting with remetre- _
lion, etc Accuracy and thor-
ougnneas ars abaokne necaaai-
lies es a the ability lo work
independently conlident.eliy
and unsupsr isea withm deed-
»nes Coaiege degree prelerred
bui not requwed PC anc short-
hand stills prefarrebN Excai-
•enl salary and benefits North-
west Detroit Send resume and
wnents to: Ameri-
. mstitule Person-
nel Coordinator, P 0 Box
19346. Detrort. Ml 48219-0150
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY $26 000
Bibnguei 'Germanl Top tiilBs nead-
efl for wa* known imernationel
wastsKle firm Lots of variety Fee
pa»C CedDemae 772-6760
Sneflmg A SneBkig
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
$22,000 No tee
Exce*em opportunity with major
Soutli*eld firm 1 Greet benefits' Gen-
erous raises' Need 65 wpm typing
end some speedwrmng
R8S ASSOCIATES AGY 540-4130
DEPARTMENT
SECRETARY
$16,500
FEE PAID BY COMPANY
international Company offers excel-
lent workmg conations and gener-
ous ralaaa Very accurate typing of
50 and experience with WordPerfect
a mual CaB 644-4600
SNELLING 4 SNELUNG
ENGINEERING CLERK
Looking for aaff starting paraon lo
have mamnx*n of 3-5 years ratal ad
experience Knowledge of the Mi-
Cfoaofl wor 0 program prelerred
Good benefit package Salary com-
Michigan
Ford fid., i Garden City, Ml
EOE/AA M/F/h/v
ENTHUSIASTIC OUTGOING leem-
mate lor reception deak al buey Bir-
mingham eye apaci—afs o«ce
Good ctancal MUBa with sdapataea*-
fy to new tasks a plus Soma com-
puter experience helpful but not
neceaaary CaB Mary 9am - 4om
469-1111
EXCITING
SECRETARIAL
POSITION
$18.tXX> FEE PA®
KnmeOiete opemng Fortune 500
Corporebon in Waelei ri auburbs oi-
lers this exceptional opportunity
Jom their congenial staff and enjoy
ex caB en benewts along with a lovwfy
working atmoaphera Good aacre-
EXECUTIVE
SECRETARY
Vista Maria haa a temporary need
tor a fu* lime (Mon-Fri j executive
secretary Extensme secretarial and
word procaaamg experience re-
quired Ce* Personnel st
Viata Maria- m Deerborn lia^hts af
271-3050, for mors mformalion
Equal Opportunity Emptoyar M^FrtJ
EXPERIENCED Pari time, permi-
nent. flexible schedule SmaB office
m Farmmgfon HMs Good ulaphcifie
A office afeMs eaaenuei Must fwiie
initiative A drive lo help comperiy
grow Until 6pm 477-7068
front qes* rfcpptipnist
For computer retailer Square Lake
A Telegraph aree Pert time. 2 days
a wk Prijlaaeionei appearance
ACubty 10 handle mufti-phone Hnea
CaAPatay 334-3800
FULL-TIME
JLWIIOR SECRETARY NEEDED
For Shir ok. Corp . Auto Parts Manu-
facturer Monthly eatery $1,250
Sand resume for Interview
26261 Evergreen Rd Suite 275,
Ml 48076
GENERAL CLERK/receptiOnist
Typing 40-
CaB Oarlene at UnMorce 357-064*
mg (Typing of 60 wpm ) can put you
in true VIP spot RKlu at 851-3660
SNELUNG & SNELUNG
FARMINGTON HILLS
GENERAL OFFICE WORK - lu* lew
poaition. vnmediete opemng. typing,
hght bookkeepmg good math skMs
neceaaary Shorthand rmirsahl*.
modem IBM Wiieelwiitei typee 1 tt -
ars A computer Ofhcas m South-
ham Aak tor Pal 556-1M0
GENERAL OFFICE - 25 hour wdaA
transection and phone. S7/hr Ca*
A*ca at UnHorce 646-7864
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
m Wayne
Good pey.ax-
425-6226
ETD
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
Long term align a rill ai Wayna
and Oafcland County CaB 425-6226
ETD Temporary Service
An Equal Opportunity Emptoyar
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
Executive Secretary/
Administrative Aaatetant
taryta
TRANSPORTATION B^CTROMCS
EXPERI9ICBD
LEGAL SECRETARY
FEE PAID - $21-$25.000
It TOR TROW - 1 FOR PCTWWTOBWt
>e»ANCVM. wrmmoit miitu
• Ex-
DOROTHY DAY
PERSONNEL. INC.
GENERAL OFFICE 2 part Unt po-
sitions *I enable m Oak Park Typ-
mg. fMng and Deta Entry.
Send reeuree Box 402
Obeervar A Eccentric Newspepers.
36251 Schoolcren Rd. LivonM.
Michigan 46150
GENERAL OFFICE Help Mae dad
Ligfo typing, fang, raceptiomst
skas Hrs 9-5pm fcinmltald HRa.
CaB lata r Iter more Wto. 644-6670
GENERAL OFFICE - PART TiaaE
Southfield FMng. maMng 61
20 hr* a wk CaB tor appcx
GENERAL OFFICE WORK mctudtng
typing A some computer, tar a *ma*
office m Troy. S days a week, no
Sals, or Suna Ce* I
GENERAL OFFICE 6 Ti
GENERAL OFFICE IrtM
lion, pan tMie tori
GENERAL
SECRETARY
$15-$ 16.000
FEE PAJO BY COMPANY
SNELLING a SNELLING
Canton No phone <
GOT AN ITCH?
FOR MORE MONEY?
TEMPORARY
RESOURCES
737-1711
iCtopa
COPY LAYOUT CLERK
p M l - t t n M
Our Uvonia office is In need of.
>orn»ooe who Has txceiant typing tUMt
(60-80 wpm), CRT/VDT experl»oc« and
has tha ability to work under deadline
pressures. Accuracy +s extremely
Important Houra: Monday, Tuesday and
Friday. 10 am - 7 pm.
£>tem)fr & Zctmtrit

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1 130 am only) MVIOOOa*
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to: LMA. P.O.
GOLDEN
OPPORTUNITIES
$10,000
$11JOOO
$15,500
greater advancement potential?
Look no lurlfMr. «e have more Mi
SNELUNG & SNELLING
FARMINGTON RJCfcS
GREAT
COMPANY!
OMc*Ctorteal
LEGAL SECRETARY
LEQAL SCCfVT ART
\JP TO 424.000
UMre pi uteednne " * •
wltt 1+ yaers expeffinc*. 65 «pm
typM. and ii ualinl wuuKtc*-
MnSntoi s Nflftly vldtite deyltoie
so a
Mdude M/M. deeM-
Ity. p n W 4 401K. s«l reeatieto
Arthur Thorn* Executive Owrcti.
3000 Tosm Center, Suit* 2333.
W -
1
- ^ 366-4140
LEGAL SECRETARY. TO $27,500
Mfor* tor eaey gotnc Sr pertner
HaiQrM malpracoooAnauranea 3*-
i m background Lota d vertety
LEGAL SECRETARY $25,000
Wel knoem ddemloam firm. En*
ronmentd background. beautiful ol-
floes. 35 how eeek
LEGAL SECRETARY TO $22,000
WilWM fctr needs 2 year* panerd
•ttgstton M f l n a . Dlieiaded du-
M BeneM* Al toee company
part Cal Barb. 772-4780.
SNELUNG & SNELLING
504 Help Wanted
Office-Clerical
OFFICE ASSISTANT - Fid Mm*,
comfkiter tooeted8» ramdad Tyo-
«8 eot«pm. Wng. good grammar
and phono ted* Fsrrmngton Mite
nficmala Boat buetoea* 563-06*7
OFFICE CLERICAL
paraon an* good ofOea akde and
PC experience lo provide ctericd
support tor tha aaraftouaa office
Mual l m good c9anu.1wo.ai and
mer pereond ak*e end bo self
knowledge o«
ma uiafaiiad
Fid Uma >06 ath Hdy paid benefit
Sand taauma adti beck-
•cteaons to
4 Eocenlrlc
. 36251 Schoolcr eft
Rd . LNonte. Ulcmgan 46150
432. Obaarvar
OFFICE HELP WANTED - Ml or pari
uma JmwiUjwn Farminglon Room
tor advancement. Contact Linda
Day 478-3614
OFFICE MANAGER
(MEDICAL)
Larga medical care provider eeeks
experienced office manager tor nam
branch QueWeti candidate muat be
LEGAL WORD PROCESSOR
RECEPTIONIST We* groomed par-
aon a«h 3 yra. seta eland aord pro-!
ciiilrg emparlance tor Troy Law
firm Muat I •
you to run the thorn I you have typ-
ing al 50-60 am., and good word
proo.aaMB_ykaa. rou couM *eg»
graM beneOte and (oki thM InantRy.
teem oriented company Cal today.
Carol Monroe. 861-3680
SNELLING ft SNELUNG
FARMINGTON HILLS
IMMEDIATE 0PO0NQ tor LNonte
office Mr*. 4-6. Morv-FrL Soma
overtime required. F»ng. phonaa 6
IgM typma. CaB tor Ula ilw ba-
^SinlM^MitorJoM. 421-S200
„ ~ INVENTORY/UT1UTY CLEW
Eaperienca «4Mi ISM Syaten 36 and
excapMonal tatophona/Batanlng
teds required Plain aend raauma
«Wi aalary requirement* 1
1AJ Clark. P.O. Bat 8072
ton Hd* Ml 46333-6072.
Al itplai muat be submitted by
Oct 5
Equal Opportunity Emptoyar
Minority/Famala/Handteappad/VM
INVOICING
CLERK
VWe Food*, too. America'* >1
Farmmgton HBb. To qu«y. .
to h r " * r r b ^ ! g " g i r t ^
n a manulacturkig setting. Tha Ideal
led baCRT
VLASIC FOODS. INC
Human Raaouroaa Oapt
2*777 H eaeew.
•* Farminglon HOte. Ml 4BS31
An Equal Opportunity Emptoyar
,* (CEYPUNCH DATA I
-Parmanant part Um*
Mon - Fri Uvonia are*
522-1100
KEYPUNCH OPERATORS
ua* to partem cterlcai function*.
Typang/tHctaphone. dau entry and
•dttng up Ste* Wa tram $6 50 hr
^AMllor VT. 646-2440
too anfoy working edh computer*
ir* 9-Spm. Pteaaa aend raauma
and aatory raqulramanta to:
1 lariat. Pmtwtu 4 Nance. PC.
6600 Croatia Rd . SuHe 1B0. Troy
ML 46086-2830. Attention Gal
UGHT OFFICE HELP
Mature, trustworthy indMdud need-
• •— m Troy
ralama. aBW 10 work ingM* and
nd* PI a aaa aend reeume: Att:
riar -nr- P O Box 206. Ot>-
4 Eccentric Mawepeper*.
Schooler ait Rd . Uvonte.
46180
and vamtcatton. MMng 4 comput
ar* Thia 14 an exciting ground Boor
poartion oBerwg growth 4 raaponai-
t»my Good banMlta and aalary lo*
to mid $20 * Cal Rltt Rodan at:
Nancy Barr 4 Aaaoctetea. 362-2810
504 Halp Wanted
Offica-Ctarical
RECEPTIONIST
Lrvoraa CPA «rm aaaka experienced
oavat/aacratary Typaig/word
•mg and general offlca expe-
prator'ea Sertd leeunia to
Box 4400. Obearvar 4 Eccentric
Newapeper* 36261 Schooicran
Rd . Uvonie. Michigan 46150
RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST
Offlca axpartanoa raquared Raaporv-
efeWtaaa Induda aneoenng phone*,
mad. greeting clenta. heavy com-
puter 4 typing 80 wpm or bettor
Muel have word procaeemg experv
ence (WordPerfect 5 0 pretorrabtel-
Downtown Birmingham location
CaB. 8 30am-5 30pm 842-4635
RECEPTIONIST N you heve a pro-
•arance good phone
etlquetla. ara wal oroarflied. poa-
aee* *om* lypmo abAty and heve
atrong verbel and written communi-
cation akM*. you are Ihe peraon we
ara looking tor. to ba our reception-
let We offer an exoelent Benefit
and Wm* Package Apply m par-
aon. between the hour* ot 2pm 4
4pm. *) MITSUBISHI
12823 NEWBURGH RO LIVONIA
An Equal Opportunity Employer
No Phone Cal* Pleaaei
504 Hatp Wanted
Offlca-Claricai
RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY
ate opening tor mature mdt-
Approxlmetely 30 hour week
(Bexlbi* hour*) Pteeeant. prole*
atonal phone manner Proffclenl m
either W or deter oi WordPerfect
Norv-amoklng office
Send reeume to:
Personnel Deportment
2800 CrookaRd . Ste 307
Mlchuen 46064
N K Matiayai
HOMFCARE
ORDER ENTRY CLERK
Knowledge o< IBM PC 4 prior expa-
nence helpM. 10 key pad. akHed m
Day* Mon-Fn
Competitive pay 4 benefit* peck
tnaar Bern Ipm
ORDER PROCESSING SPECIALIST
For buey Satea Office Reeponaib*-
Uea mdude- queltylng cuatomer or-
der*. record update and order
write-up Expertenoe halpM Coma
m or cal: Star Cut Sate*, mc . 23461
Induatrlal Park Drive. F.
An Equal Opportunity Employer
PART TIME/CLERICAL
Flexible, hava own tranaportatlon
Wtxom
a s s e s s • — i
P ART - TIME/FLEX TIME Secretary
to work tor Troy law ftrm Expen-
ance wtth WordPerfect 5 0a muat
Cal Peter BM 689-8100
UVONIA PURCHASING office of a
an orge-
tduMtora
ntzad i
8 to 5 Mon. Ihru. Frt. poaMon. Dutlaa
10 mdude miaciaaemg mal. typing.
Mng. data entry on IBM PC 4 phone
anewermg a* wel aa
protect*. Thia la an miaraoUng poai-
tion providing a good opporhmffy 10
•awn 4 grow m a plaaaant amtron-
merrt. Non amokJng ofltoe Pleeae
cal tjateaen 2 4 5pm Mon. thru. Frt
261-6065
MANPOWER
• Word proceaelng operator*
• Beta entry operator*
• Typteta _
Free word piooaoama trainmg *
abte N y ell a 1 Cic alant fri
aftta. Cal tor-an appl
LIVONIA - 462-0024
MANUFACTURING COMPANY lo-
caead m Novi neada an anpartenoad
Secretary Muat be a good typlat.
have computer expertenoe 4 afcte lo
4:30am-
Cel tor an appointment tori
347-2424
s s r s s
Good typing and phone
Supply mc- 24646 Heteted.
ton HRa. Mt 44116
MEDtCAL TELEPHONE REPORTER
needed, muet poaaeae aacalant
comrmmicauon 4 organttaJtonal
aklBa Sand raauma to: P O. Box
166. Southheid. Ml 46037. ettn Pet-
^Equal Opportimlty Emptoyer M/F
LEGAL
FLOATER
3 $21,000 FEE PAID
Great Brtn and 4 tot of dNaralty TMa
paeWon *M expoee you to 4 Mrtety
ot tear aa awl aa meny JBatanl at-
torney*- 1 or atora yaara ettegaeK-
Ma. Ca8 646-6600.
SNELUNG ft SNELUNG
OF TROY
LEGAL SECRETARY
• yaara tpanence tor buay
737-4747
LEGAL BECRETARY: Expeneno«ll
Lagel Secretary *Mi word prooeee-
s s a s r r i r t r s s s a s
Legal Secretaries
• p«rmanant/Tamporary
CURRENTLY RECRURTING
CANOiDATES SEEK HQ
• CORP/RT M® 20"S SUB8
• LABOR FOR PARTMBI SUBS
. WORKERS C06». WORO
PROCESSING. UD 20^. DT
. SOME LEGAL. 1641. SUBS 4 DT
Cal or aend yoi* raatvne
In complete confidence:
Personnel At Law
MONEY
TALKS
W W\D W W
And a KaBy Service* |c* can gNa
you plenty to aay becaun youl
PART TIME General Office Poaition
Aftemoone 20-25 hr* per wk Typ-
ing. Iteng. telephone. Word Procee*-
mg a okj* ideal poeltton lor coltega
atudem Applcatlon* Demc accept-
ed Mon-Fn, 6-6 at: 12«1 Roctweter
Rd . Troy (between 14 4 15 Mitel
RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST
ITT Pari* Supply Dlvlaion. a dnrtalon
of ITT Automotive Inc.. le currently
aeeklng a Reoeptlonlet/Typlel el ITT
Headquarter* Office Experienced
mdlvtduel with good telephone eti-
quette. excellent typing *kilt*
(50wpm rmrwnum) and Word pro-
caaemg/report preparation experi-
ence. To apply, aend your reeimie
and aalery htetory to
Peraonnel Department
ITT PARTS SUPPLY DIVISION
30afcBN!VERSITY OR
AUBURN HILLS. Ml 44321
An Equel Opportunity Employer
RN HOME CARE
SUPERVISOR
Medic el Peraonnel Pool le offering a
challenging tul time temporary poei-
tion tor an RN In thi home heeith
car* management held Reeponei-
bUtlea mdude eupervloton. queaty
aeeurence m day to day patient op-
eration* Poeltton require* 3 yeer*
current nuramg experience/commu-
nity heeltn experience with 1 yeer of
supervlaory experience helpful
Come |om our home heeith care
team today Ca* Ton!:
MEDICAL
PERSONNEL
POOL
569-4600
504 Halp Wanted
Offica-Clarical
SECRETARIES
TO $9/HR.
tmmediet* opemnga tor people with
IBM/Mac experience Excellent
workmg environment Long/afiort
term aeaignmenu
ARBOR TEMPS 459-1166
RN. LPN 4 MEDICAL techa-matruc-
tor tor medical ornxae tor buttn***
»chooi Degre* rwipfui C - MR.
IMMEDIATE OPENING tor a
tary/recaptions! m Farmington HUI*
3 attorney law firm Computer 4 off-
ice experience prelerred WH trem
aaa phone 563-4730 or 489-0390
'TIONIST/SWITCHBOARO
Can today for ahori or long term aa-
aagnmant* Cal 426-6228
ETD Temporary Service
An Equal Opportunity Employer
RECEPTIONIST'TYPIST FuM-tlm*
Plymouth Law Office Send reeumee
lo Box 424 Obaerver & Eccentric
Newapaper*. 36251 Schootcrafl
Rd . Uvonia. Michigan 46160
PART TIME Office Aide lor Troy law
firm. Hour* 12-5pm. Mon - Fri Or-
ganizational aklla a plua No typing,
non-amokar preferred 649-1330
PART TIME Seoertary - 25 hrv/wk
Large protectant Church near Bir-
mingham Accuracy and neatneea m
typing and accuracy wtth flgurea ae-
aentteL Word procaaaing and Lotua
akRa hatpM Submit cover tetter 4
looume to Bo* 370 Obeerver 4 Ec-
centric Neaaepeper*. 36251 Schooi-
cran Rd Uvonia. Michigan 46150
PAYROLL CLERK
Ful time m Southheid Property
Management office Computerized
payroll knowledge a piu*. Good
hour* 4 axealanl benefit package
Cm Mon--Frt v9em-5pm 352-2015
An Equel Opportunity Employer
PERSONNEL CLERK
Part tlma Mon.-Frl.. 1-5pm. Wil
handle department fang, peraonnel
related phone caBa. 4ght lypmg and
other ofltoe teak*. Greet opportunity
$4 50 per hr Oak Park 399-0708
PR MARKETING
SECRETARY
ft 16-$ 17,000
FEE PAIO BY COMPANY
Thia Compeny went* only
RECEPTIONIST/Executlva Secre-
tary needed lor ad agency In Livo-
nia Wordproceeamg experience
prelerred Competitive "larj and
benam* Send reeume to P 0 Box
2130, Oaerbom. Ml. 48123
RECEPTIONIST
Pert time. 2 dey* par
Mud
exoaMrn phone manner 4 typ-
ing akM* SefeJ reeume to: Victor
Sarokl Aaaodate*. 124 W Maple Rd
Birmingham. Ml 48009
RECEPTIONIST /CLERK
growing truck equipment compeny
m northern Oakland County, re-
quire* tut time recepttoniat/derk
with experience tor general office
dutiea CaU 1-600-373-2866
RECEPTIONIST lor buay law office
In Dearborn Hts Experience wtth
multi-Una phone ay*tem 4 office ma-
chine* helpful Send reeume to
Recaptiontat. 3965 S "
Dearborn Hta 48125
RECEPTIONIST - $20,000 Book
fllgh! and travel arrangement*
Handle buemaes calender tor buay
North viae office Word prooeaamg
experience Ful fringe package
Fee paid 626-7870
RECEPTONIST/Accountant* Pay-
able Ful ume poeltton Computer
experience neceaaaiY Excellent
benefit* Reply to P.O Box 40642
Redtord, Ml 46240
An Equal Opportunity Emptoyer
Cream of the Crop Die el ant typang.
Lotua and WordPerfect wW lend thia
one. CH 644-4000
SNELLING & SNELLING
PRODUCTION CONTROL
CLERK
Fottow product Irom «art to rwan.
ordering, atfieduimg. packaging 4
ahappmg Itetetarl expertenoe. $10-
$12/hr. tn Dearborn. Al laaa em-
ptoyer peld
#1 Personnel Place
274-4230
• Receptloruats
• Word Prooeea
_ you have experience m any of
theee araaa. come to Ka6y Servtoe*
We oRar competitive pay. vacalton
pay. HoBday pay. and your choice at
tang at Roh term aaeignmant*
.471-2060
KELLY
Temporary
Services
Equel Opportunity Emptoyar M/F/H
PART TIME
Racepuowat lor veterinary hoapital.
2 evening* 4om-9pm 4 Sal 8am-
5pm Over 18. Good phone voice,
typing 4 Mng aklto required Aher
2pm cal 349-6505
RECEPTIONIST NEEDED
m our buey Canton dental offlca.
Must be a aaM stanar Computer 4
or denial background helpful Ful
vol-
ume. Aak tor Sue 91-4040
outgoing per*on
toe Must be able
RECEPTIONtST
tor fast-paced offlce
to handte multlpW buay phone lines
Typing a muet. word proceeeing and
oomputar a ptua. Send reeume lo:
Box 322. Obeerver 4 Eccentric
Hawapapar*. 36251 Schooicran
Rd.. Uvoraa. Michigan 48150
RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY
Manufacturer* rep agency hee Im-
mediate opening for recapwomat/
aecretary Poeition requlree excel-
lent phone menner and good office
akW* Word prooeeamg helpful
Send reeume to: 1573 S Telegraph.
Btoomheid H«a. Ml 46302
RECEPTIONIST
tor ptoaeem Btoomfteld HMe office
No axpenance neceeaary Good
phone akRa 4 word proceeamg
knowledge helpM Ful or part lime,
morning* or afternoon* available
Leave maeeega with
ameaaege w
652
RECEPTIONIST
Offlca equipment deeterahip aeek
mg reeponalbte. depernlabia peraon
with plaaaant phone personality and
prolaaalonal appearance tor oi* De-
troll locatton Experience 4 light
8 K T
1 476-6665
EXPERIENCED SECRETARY - Muat
have Maclntoeh Computer axpen-
ance 4 knowledge of Word Wort l 4
Pagemakar Creativity 4 deava to
team a pkja Send reeume 10 Per-
aonnel Dapt Box 345, 19627 W 12
Mite Rd.. Southheid- Ml 46076
Anwic2?Ce^ S ScS^ty Garden
City Type 80wpm. ful time Salary
$11.000 Excitant benefit* Resume
to M Pranga. 807 Shelby Sulla
500, Detroit. Ml 46226
An Equel Opportunity Employer
LEGAL
SECRETARY
ib 1 Needed tor Bloomfield hub
Commercial Litigation Department
Musi hava litigation - experience!
Pleeae aend reeume and eatery
raqulramanta to:
OFFICE MANAGER P.O Box 7228
BtoomMd MB*. Ml 46302-0183
SECRETARY
Detroit baaed knenoal rnatmitton
has opening tor a Ml uma. hard-
working. eeH-startmg person with
accurate typing ekMe 150 wpm). 4
word procasalng experience
WordStar a ptas! Person should
hava lha abllty to take on venous
reeponwbamee 4 have an exceaent
phone menner Candldatee w* have
the potential tor advancement m the
financial industry For constaersttan
send leeume to
Secretary
P O Box 779
Detroit, mi 48231
SECRETARY- Office Manager poai-
tion open m South/laid firm Must
have good organization sklls. com-
puter experience with financial man-
agement 4 bookkeeping n^aaaanj,
Musl be a self-starter Cal 352-7460
An Equal Opportunity Employer
504 Halp Wanted
Ofllcfr-Ctericai
SECRETARY - . - .
Law Firm. Acraa* from Somerset
nuuaaelng
XI required
enca 4 ahorThand requa
gal training helpM Mal
Frankln G Korrr 3166 W Big Bea-
ver Surta 100. Troy 46064
SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST
Secretarial duties tor recruiting Irm
E-ll ell ant phone manner Oapiay
Write 4 a plual Tremendoue growth]
potential Salary |
ISC
932-4070
i offlca tor an au-
i opening
SECRETARY/PART TIME
20 hour* per week. 4 day* per week.
Park Baptist
476-0080
$5 sr hour Forest Park I
SECRETARY
Pa/1 time Troy Some collega
required Will train on Word P
Call
526-1390
SECRETARY to p^ealdent - mual
have thorough knowledge ol tele-
phone enqueue excellent typing
sk-lls. computer'word processing
capability larrvfcar wtth all aapecu
of clerical work, cuatomer relation*
responsibility Downtown Detroit
oflice instae perking Salary 4 ben-
efits commensurete Send resume
to Secretary. PO Box 36763,
CWoase Pie Farms Ml 46236
SECRETARY -
tomotrve parts
tor to! tlma eacretary The
tul «3p«cant wtl be a mature md-
vtdual with good talaphone ak«s.
general office expertenoe. type et
laeet SOwpm 4 hava tha ability to
work wel with other* Salary com-
meneurelo with aUte 4 experience
Comprehenalve benefit program
Send reeume 4 salary reqdrement*
in complete confidence to: Box 416.
Obeerver 4 Eccentric Hawspapart,
36251 Schoolcraft Rd. Uvonte.
Michigan 48150
506 Halp Wanted
Food-Bavafaga
ASSISTANT MANAGERS Needed
tor Yogurts 4 Sateda" Mommg 4
aftemoone hour* Oak Perk aree
For appointment. 306-0248
506 Halp Wanted
Food-Haverapa
506 Halp Wi
BAR HELP 4 KITCHEN HELP
(part-Omel tor Redtord ereeJoimge
Apply 23610 Five Mle. 531-4780
BAR PERSON needed pert time or
lu* Ome Moby Ok* Lounge,
5452 Scneeter. Dearborn
BARTENDER
Cal tor anei-new
Farmington E»s
478- «
SECRETARY - SOUTHFIELD Mar
katmg Firm haa aecretertal poeitton
secretarial dutiea 4 light phonee
Word Pertect axperienoe feloned
$7 00/hr or more to quakfted per-
son Send reeiane with aetery re-
quirements to Norma: 25160
Lehaer. Ste 200. Southheid. 46034
SECRETARY WANTED
For construction ftrm Must hsve 1-2
yrs ol experience Computer
experience* helpful Send tssixti* to
K Slavin, Corona Construction.
32540 Schoolcraft. Suite 120.
Lrvoma. Ml , 48150
SECRETARY - word .
PART-TIME Will tram W Bloom-
Held high-lech sale* $7 50/hr Cel
Linda al Unitots* 473-2933
SECERETARY - For smal Farming-
ton Hits law firm Cal between
9am-5pm 256-4680
SECRETARIAL ASSISTANT
Farmer with computer*. WordPer-
lect 5.0. typing, mellng prooedure*
general office work.
SECRET ARIA17CUSTOMER SER-
VICE pert ume. flexible hour*, com-
puter knowledge preferred. Farm-
ington Hill* Phone. 469-3100
SECRETARIAL POSITION
Nuramg Horn* Management Com-
peny located m Bkmmghem has a
po*lt»n tor s Secretary with 1 - 2
year* of experience Salary com-
manaurate with experience, excel-
lent fringe benefit*, and opportunity
tor promotion Intereeted applicants
aend reeume end aetery history to
HUMAN RESOURCES/AN
P.O. BOX 6626
ANN ARBOR. Ml 48107
An Equal Opportunity Emptoyer
SECRETARY /word processor - De-
troit and Bloomfield advertising
agencies WP 5 0 and Officewriler
$370/wk Cell Connie at Uniforce
646-7661
SECRETARY - 3,4 or 5 day wk..
word processing Also need book-
keeper 1 or 2 amni/wk Birmingham
Day* 642-9797. Eves 643-9393
TELEPHONE RECEPTIONIST need-
ed Experience necessary Apply at
D 4 C Plumbing/Heeling Supply
26390 Van Bom, Deerborn Height*
Secretary/Admmiatretlve
-Al
Aaalst* corporate fwiamciel consult -
wit Computer experience a must
AbWy to meet end work with peo-
ple Ptnanctet or bookkeeping
knowledge a plus Send reeume
Asslstem. 1336 Cheetnut Circle.
Rochester HR* Ml 46309
SECRETARY/Admmistretfve Assist-
ant Growing medlcel computer
compeny needs energetic, outgoing
Secretary/Admmtetrattvs Assistant
Responsibilities mdude: answering
phonee. typing, word prooeeemg, fl-
ing. bookkeeping, etc. Ideal candi-
date *m heve had emvSar )ob expert-
RECEPTIONIST
$6/HR TO START
.. vnedteta opening m Uvonia con-
struction company Muet have abili-
ty to operate busy 9 ins phone sys-
tem. Exdtent phons ak«a required.
Cal 476-7212
MSS mc . 21B00 W 10 Mle. Suite
214, Southfield. Ml.. 4B075. 352-7040
SECRETARY
BE GROOMED FOR
OFFICE MANAGEMENT
Solid growing compeny offer* rapid
advancement tor your top quality
skill and energetic personsitry
$17,500 to start Cal Dorothy
363-2090
SNELLING ft SNELLING
SOUTHFIELD OFFICE needa indl-
vtdusl who cen produce high vol-
uma. detailed work with minimal
day^Kday supervision (a self-
motlvBtor). Superior math and com-
municative skua s must Rsqulres
computer snd legs' background
Excelent benefits snd competitive
ssisry Send resume to Box 364
Observer 4 Eccentric Newapaper*.
38251 Schoolcraft Rd Livonia.
Michigan 46150
SECRETARY
Typing 65 wpm with
WordPerfect 5 0, phone sklls Work
with pubic/corporations on drvsrss
protects Chalengmg. busy, growth
potential $8 50/four No medlcel
benefits Send reeume to:
A.EF
26665 Evergreen. Suite 120
South Held Ml 46076
BARTENDERS DISHWASHERS
Experienced 18 yrs or okter
Flexible hrs Laurel Manor 39000
Schooicran. Uvoma. 462-0770
BAR 4 WAIT STAFF
immeAele operHnge tor anthusissOc
girts 4 guys Apply within Body
Rock Cafe. 19245 W 8 Mile. Detrort
BLUEBIRD SCHOOL of Royal Oak
ofter* quaftty pre-school cteeees.
daycare end pubkc school trenapor-
taflbn. Ages 2%-9 266-4520
HELP WANTED, afternoon shift 4
1 ume weekends Stert sa $6 psr
.. Apply m peraon BURGER KING
32704 Grand RNer Farming*on
DISHWASHER
- 6:30pm
thru Frt. 11 am
DISHWASHERS.
BUS PERSONS-
FtA/Part-Tlme
Ryan a Tavern 3100
rweei of Heggerty)
Fine Food
Apery in peraon, C
45plrlt*. 9 Ml* 4
Evening*
10 Weet Maple
ly) 624-1000
BUS PERSON Round Table Ckte ai
Plymouth muat be sveleble tor
lunch shins, earn $8 per hour or
more including tlpe 463-1632
OiSHWASHERS
prelerred. w« tram
Greet tor ooaega 4 High ectiod «v
denu Weekends, svsmngs Cal
Fslow* Creek Golf Club 726-0106
DISHWASHER ($6 26 per hr )
COCKTAIL SERVER 4 Kitchen Help
No experience Muet be 21 Ctel
Mon -Fn 9AM-5PM leave a mee-
427-4173
I TavemJIOO
W of Heggerty 624-1000
COCKTAIL SERVER
Accepting application* tor tul or
part time poartion Gdod benefits
Please apply within. Dey* Hotel.
17017 W 9 Mle. Southfield
BOB EVANS
Seekmg aggi eeer a 6
dlvtduaite tor day grtl c
Exoelent benefit pea
UVONIA
mottvsted m-
cook positiona
esuss commensursts with sx-
partenoa Apply m person si
13911 MMdtabM
BOB EVANS SOUTHFIELD
Now hiring PM servers
AM 4 PM host/hoatses/cashisr
Premium pey. good benefits Apply
10'* MUe 4 Tetegrsph
SECRETARY - WARREN CORP
tor Vice Pi aeiflent of Flnenoe Wc
proceeeor. Word Pertect. Harvard
Graphics. Lotus, corporate experi-
ence $16-$24K Ful corporete ben-
"B/HAMIL PERSONNEL
424-6470
BUODY S/FARMINGTON HILLS
Now hiring reeponeibie person tor
PM CARRY OUT. flex hour* Excei
lent wspe* aoms benefit* Appty
Buddy *. Northwestern 4 Middle-
bell
SECRETARY
$ 1 6 , 5 0 0
International Southfield firm Good
typng. some word procaeemg. Lota
of variety Exoelent opportunity to
advance. Benefit* mdude tuition
reimbursement Fee paid. 772-6760
SNELUNG ft SNELLING
SOUTHFIELD OFFICE Of national
company has openings tor pert time
dtdsphone typists Al hr*. al shifts
Can Elaine 351-6833
An Equal Opportunity Emptoyer
THE LEADING Mortgage Banker W
Oakland county n looking tor an en-
ergetic parson tor s pert time clerl-
cal poartion Musi have some typing
4 computer skas H mtsrseted cel 4
8 US PERSONS' DISH MACHINE
OPERATORS $5 plus per hr to
start. Must be 16 or older Apply m
person only MOUNTAIN JACKS
Fsrmington HMs 24275 Smecols
Court. Grand River 4 10 Mile
COLLEGE STUDENTS Co-op Slu-
dents and other Enthusiastic Fo*s
Ars you looking to (dn s temftc
tsem and sern extrs cash''
Charley a ol Livonia la expanding Its
daytime lineup of buapeopte Won-
derful working conditions Stop In
snd see us at
Schoolcrsft 4 Merrimen
DUE TO INCREASED BUSINESS
MOUTAIN JACKS
m now sccepitng sppacationa tor
Ful ume Dey Prep 4 Cook Night
Cook. Expedltor OMhweshsr 4 Bus
Psrsons Apply m person
Mon-Thurs 2-4pm
300 S. MAPLE
ANN ARBOR
506 Halp Wanted
Food-Bavaraga
Rastauranl Man«o«ra
AI location* Send reeume to Mr
B'a Pub 216 S Mem. Royel Oek.
SERVER8. BUSSERS. Hoet/eeee*.
Otohaaeeher*. Pantry * Cooks Be
part d Oaktend County's Unset itsl-
Employee 4 lsm», dleoounts
Sheraton Oaks
IS now accepting appecahona for
• PASTRY CHEF
• AM/PM WAIT STAFF
• AM/PM BUSSERS
• DISHWASHERS
Apply m person Mon-Fn Bam- 5pm
27000 Sheraton Dr.. Novi
PERSON TO work in ktlchan
Lunches only 3 days s week Apply
Hotshot Saloon 28121 Plymouth
Rd . Livonis 261-1350
COOK Deys, experienced on gm,
char broker soups and dally spe-
cials Apply at Fingers Saloon
25231 Telegraph Southheid.
TEL-EX Plaza 353-3910
EXCLUSIVE PRIVATE CLUB
jom tha proteaatonel leem Begem
environment, teamwork orlenteC
coworkers medical/dental maur
ance employee meel* and Christ
mas bonus Exceaent corporate
trammg progrsm end career oppor-
t unities m the prtveM dub mduetry
Appacetions ar* now bemg accept
ed tor Server Poeition*. Apply betw
2-Spm Mon-Fn el The rierweeanrs
Club. Rensiaeence Center. Tower
200 35th Floor Detroit
COOK lull tim», $6 50 starting ap-
, in person at The Box Bar 6 Grtl.
7 W Arm Arbor Trek Plymouth
FOOO SERVER
For cate m Southfield Part time and
ful time )u« benefits Tamp to
perm Cal 425-6226
ETD Temporary Service
An Equal Opportunity Emptoyer
COOK SERVER - Part time tor eerv
lor crtaens Experience preflsred
No weekend* Farmmaton area Cal
Romans between 11-3pm 626-6580
HELP WANTED Farminglon Ram s
Horn Cook* Wait stall 4 Oishweeh
er s Alt atufts svsalabis
Apply m parson 32435 Grand River
COOKS
Full «nri part time, al shifts Good
pay and working condition*
HIRING ALL POSITIONS
Appfy Mon thru Thur* bstwesn
2-4pm, Carlos Murphy, 29244
y Southfield
Ram s Horn, Detroit,
graph Road.
537-0990
BUS PERSONS
Heeded tor dey and night shifts Rs-
aponslble mature attitude Expert-
enoe preferred Appfy at
Golden Mushroom, 18100 W Ten
Mle. Mon -Frt between 3-6PM
CHEF - Working Chel tor flrsl cia**
hold Culinary art* degrss 'SQi»rad
Starting salary $46,800 per year
plus benefits Mal resume to Direc-
tor of Personnel P 0 Box 2392.
Uvonte. Ml .46151
ssk tor Tom.
540-8000
TYPIST - Pari time. 7PM-11PM.
Mon -Fri 40wpm Apply in peraon
23955 Freeway Park Dr.. Farming-
lon Hike 10 Mle/Qrand River
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR/
RECEPTIONIST
Fsst peced Southfldd Co deekes
receptionist with good telephone
manner* tor busy Switchboard
Poartkxi requires varied hoiw* Send
reeume to Switchboard Operator.
PO Box 300 Southfldd Ml .
48037
Switchboard.
Receptionists. &
Word Processing
Operators
Needed!!!
K*ky Services is currently looking
tor Switchboard Operator*. Recep-
tionist*, end Word Proceeamg Typ-
ists and Secretaries (al softwares)
in tne Uvonia. Plymouth and Canton
areas Thee* ar* long and ahori
term assignments with i months pri-
or experience neceesary For more
cel today!
WORO PROCESSING secretary.
WP 5 0 or DW IV Detroit college
$400/wk Call Jerry at Uniforce
646-7664
WORD PROCESSOR - Detroit ad-
vertising. wUI train DW IV or WP 5.0.
$7 50/hr Cal Jeen st Udtoree
646-7661
WORO PROCESSOR
WP 5 0 or DW IV. Southfldd edver
using $6-$10/hr Cal Sua at
Uniforce 367-0037
Wou ere Ored d Wet mak
•ng a Mng. and would Ria tt*
chance to be your oem boee pteaaa
oontact us to arrange s conAdenBd
534-4604
promotion progrsm* S
begin* d$ 10,500* year
Salary range
A 4 '
m tuemeee egricuRure or aqdndenl
•holeeele produce adea/mertieRng
experience le reqdred along adh ro-
tor
RETAIL FURNITURE
SALES REPRESENTATIVE
for a salary piu!
position at oui
Silver's ia seeking candidates
mmmiitlon furniture salea
Tel-Twelve location. L' you possess
or related degree along with professionaJ sales
aNntrw and would like to assist our clients in
ewWrtng top-of-the-tine oflice furniture (Steelcaoe.
etc.) for their businesses OF homes, we are eager to
hear from you!
Please forward your resume to:
Sftl
1$1 W. Fort Street
Detroit. Ml 48226
Attn: Human Resources
Aa equal opportunity employer
M A N A G E R
METAl IMPROVEMENT CO., o sutmdiory of ttie Cufhw-
WngKl Corp wtl+i 35 fcK*xios wo
SUNKIST
GROWERS, INC.
7201 W. Fort Street
Building A. Offlca 59
Detroit. Ml 48200
NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE
Equd OpportimRy Employer M/F
SALES REPS
OUTSIOE SALES
To $30,000 Entry level territory rep.
Degree 4 1 year aapertenoe Salary
• bonus/ Scad trdn-
mg. beneftta Protected lenRorte*
473-7210
Steven J Greene Personnel
CONTEMPORARY FURNITURE
• Do you think you'd be terrific in
sales but you've had no experience
or training?
• Do you love working with people?
• Do you want to earn
$18,000-$24,000 annually?
tt so, call us at Workbench. We'll give
you a new career and teach you a
new business. We offer a salary plus
commission, paid medical and dental
coverage and a vacation package. If
you'd like to be a part of our sales
team, call Ms. Travis at 459-1920.
SALES REf TELEMARKETER
Ful nme Dynamic Health Co Mal
ssM starter Sand reeuaa toe
AIPM. 24450 Eaeiuieen. Stele KM
Souir otlj. Ml 400TS.
SALES. SALES. SALES
EARN UP TO S30K 4 MO«
Same Coneuitant
WE NEED
MOVERS AND
SHAPERS
iddraaed
earning toe
d $17 per hour
201-4J27 soi-saea
ILOVCMV joe
See Oteeonary Toy*
Cam 0000 M lraeT
M HOUSE TTLEPMOML SALES
w&TJr:
va*wpim0r e 5d»»e*
0 41142
MAte^ACTU^ra Waada
al iwitei in i»ML Ca Hi' *a».
Om ksaan) prnysaj
luTi r?i MOtoteJ^ni'iHiII pra-
NUTRI/SYSTEM
WEIGHT LOSS
CENTERS
SEEKING SALES PERSON
me k* Jo eiaoo. Cteeeriar
IBJMAMOTWa/
m.ipm0nisalss0ep
CAREER SALES OPPORTUNITY
For nearty 40 years a tradition of quaitty fleel
Estate Brokerage has bean our Kalmark at:
Weir, Manuel, Snyder A Renke, Inc.
Wotie with some of Michigan's high—t-
eaming Real Estate Sales Associates. Ifs
contagious. Due to an extreme^ active
residential real estate market, a limited
number of sales positions are currently
available. For information about
and opportunity, caN:
Rochester
Bill Jamnick
Troy/BJrmingham/Bloomfield HMs
Jeck Cloud
Plymouth/North ville/Canton
West Bloomfteid/Farmington
Birmingham/BloofnfMd HMs
Paul K(
WEIR. MANUEL. SNYDER A RANKE INC
REALTORS
START AT THE TOP
Now Intel slewing For A Few Select Poefflons
FREE* PRE-LICENSE COURSE
We offer tha biggsst & best Mcenee **.iooi In
the state. Day or evening daases taiored to
your acheduie. CI starting now.
•8maa relundabla maMrlei charge
• R*-tlmeln-o«lce training to heip you
to a fast start
e 2 Uvonia locations
s m-omoe relocation depertment
Hertford South, Inc.
Frank Dri
C a r e e r
o p p o r t u n i t i e s
in c o s m e t i c s .
oia Irtamfly peopta and ganereua bene-
INTERESTED IN SELLING
REAL ESTATE?
ASSOCIATE WTTH TWO GENERATIONS Of SUCCESS
%cIRraincd salespersons hare an i
Exceflent training progr—1
BIRMINGHAM
JIM SOWtENTlNO
647-1900
ROCH ESTER
PHIL CANDELA
651-1040
LAKES AREA
CHRIS CORNELL
68 V1122
LIVONIA
JOANNE BRYNGELSON
S22-S353
NORTHVILLE
CHUCK FAST
549-1*5
PLYMOUTH
JIM STEVENS
41
BIRMINGHAM
JOAN DOWNING
642-2400
BLOOMFIELD HILLS
CHRIS 1FISMW
646-1800
WEST BLOOMFIELD
JACKIE STEUOT
i 737-1
LIVONIA
JOANNE MYNG6LSON
462-1811
NORTHVILLE
DAVE!
347-
PLYMOUTH

8 F * OAE Monday. September 24. 1000
507 Ha* Wanted
PvtURM
IDEAL JOB
I Decor t Mar* Choose
mmmm during If* day. MuM heve
I 4 CP* oartiffcation Cal
Ptymouth Data precaaatng firm
•MU part Uma Man Room Clark
Succ
•vs. weakly Contact CJnd. at
~ir 12pm. Tuaa-Frt.
MAINTENANCE ASSISTANT
Farminglon Hia* Library. 20 hour*
par week Mornings
hour Aak tor Anthony
PART TIME DAYS - lekabto. ener-
?r>e Teecher * Store. L
lencehatptu.
worn*
525-0720
PART TIME mature m. Ihndual need-
ad. Mth good phono a*
ide **. vic9 caa* tor
•a. lo ached
compeny m
Redtord 11-Spm deny 45 par hour
255-9080
PART TME PERSON needed lo run
arranda and do odd |oM tor Video
Product Idn/Talent management
FieutMe day hour*, ideal tor coaege
student Hourly plus maaags. Sand
atuo letter 4 3 r
HR Associates. P.O. Bo* 37,
PART TIS4E/RETA1L SALES
• etoWang Mora Portion* m
, Birmingham 4 SoufMleM
854-7800
PHONE AGENTS
Pan ama WW train Hourly piu*
commeelon Flexible hour* Apply
at 30190 Talagraph. Suite 400 Bir
mmgham. North ot 12 Maa
PrtONE OROER PROCESS OH
Liicsaenl pay 4 commlaeiom. Mon
thru Thur*.. 5pm-9pm 4 Sal. 10am-
PRIVATE SOCIAL CLUB m Waal
land naadi snackbar paraon lor
weekends 4 late right shot Musfbe
dependable. Naxtola 4 al laaal 18
yra of aga. CaU 9-3pm, 421-9790
for reel.
RECEPTIONIST
Mala omca. Sal. 4 Sun..
9-5pm -Light typing, answering
L Caa Tha Prudential Graat
Realty. Hex
Nor Eileen
lor Judy
651-4450
RECEPTIONIST
Front daak paraon needed tor com-
puter larvloaa company In Farming-
lon HUs, Muat ba avaHaWa 2 day*
hours. MuM hava axpartanoa on
buay mum-Una switchboard Pliaai
contact C.S.C. Comtac. Human Re-
aouroaa Depl 553-0900
RECEPTIONIST-CLERICAL. College
atudanl. part-time. Uvonia Parted
poartion tor tha local coiaga stu-
dent Mon-Thur 5-9pm. Sat 9-5. Sun
12-5 Looking tor tha bubbly par-
sonaaty Muat hava good typing anc
phona akNa. Parmananl poaition
Mora ho
Caa 715 Computers
Teak wood with malchmg credema. _ nsD.1 4350 422-2779 —
D I A brass and glass wal unit.
Dinette set with 4 chairs
After 6pm 661-1998
FURNITURE oek tabte/490 oak
desk 4 chair/4115. 90 gallon fish
lank complete,'4350 954-0412
HOUSE OF 0CNMARK bedroom
set. King platform bed triple
dresaer 4 2 mirror*, man * cheat
Bet! offer 334-3420
Kitchen Aid Food Proceeeor 4 at-
tachments.^ 100 While sewing ma-
chine 4 sewing table 4100 each
Cas»o keyboard new 644-5930
Kitchenette set. early American. 41
round, hardwood, formica top fable
•esf 4 4 captain chawa 855-1543
LANE RECLINER. Hke new 465
489-1464
LOVELY -Italian provintlal. antique
white table 4 6 chairs crederua 4
41000/offer 473-0432
MASTER BEDROOM set. oak dou-
DETROIT - 18300 Northlawn Thurs
4 Fri 10sm-4pm Antique dmmg
room set stove, dresaer* weights,
kitchen labia springs etc 863-8433
DINING ROOM table 4 5 chairs, wal-
nut finish Lovesaats. end tabiea 4
lamps Good condition 477-6787
GARDEN City big sale bar 4 stools
surfboard water skrs 4 much more.
6635 Car dwell Warren/Inksler area,
see sign* Sep 27-28-29 9-6
IjAHUEN—CTTrrstrm—girigi
Household furrasruno*. mgc Sept
24 thru 30 10 30-5 30 66d5 --6
REDFORO 19423 Samtnota. 1 b * E
of ink star Frt.. Sat Sun 10-4
You may knd yO«* ireaaure here
REDFORD - 20387 Fox. between
Grind Rh>er 4 8 MBe Sept 25
iQam-5pm 4 Family *ate
708 Household Goods
Qeklend County
ALL EXCELLENT CondWtoni Canal
cotor contemporary sofs wtth Mack
mica sola labia Giaaa top. 44"
derk bamboo. dMmg taMa w«h 4
cream tweed cuefuoned awi.ei
barrel chairs Moving Must saat
deys 244-4534 eve* 54P-35*2
ANTIQUE WALNUT
bottom diatrs 4645 king
m haaflhiwil >46 360-2148
APPROMMATELY 100 Sq Yds oi
new Siaaiiiesiai carpet 4 pad
Cea
6pm 6438 Hartwel. N of Ford . E Die. 4250. good condition Chldrena
o' Scnaeffer Furnrlure appliances chest 4 dresser after 6, 646-6543
e.e«c». equipment Oothmg MAYTAG Dishwasher portable or
buff in. Mke new 4250. metal dmmg
table 4 4 chairs, S120 7 88-0624
MOOERN DINING ROOM Giaas 1op
lebie with trevertme base 36x72 m
Pads mdudad 41200 6 modern
cream vetour covered, chroma
chairs, 41200 Matching 14 m
m diameter glaaa top
la. with travertine-chrome baaa
4600 Caa 851-5953
"cX
MOVING SALE - family room dmmg
553-4233
MOVING SALE! 9-24 TO 9-28
Preeaer bookcase butcher block
k center Etc
Can after 4pm 853-2496
OAK DINETTE SET - 5
national sterling sihrer - prelude pet-
lam. 8 place settings plus serving
pieces 2 labia lamps - wtth fabric
shades 644-3403
PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE-S piece
bedroom ael. Hghi pme, fuB bed 4
deak 41200 553-8874
PICNIC TABLE, pine benchee. un-
breka included cost 4280 m June
sacrifice 4235 542-3916
POOL TABLE Custom made 4x7,
white oak. Ike new 4500
Chest hearer 4150 335- 7066
SOFA BED. 2 chair* 2 lamps and
tables, console stereo cherub
candelabra. Admiral upright freezer
Alt IT exceaeni condition 354-2192
SOFA - FLORAL, batg/paa gold/
green 4250 2 moea green vetve!
chevs 4175 each Excelent condi-
lion 1791 A Huntmgwood. oft Long
Laka. E of Woodward After 12pm
646-7020
SOFA 4 CHAIR Casual style, wood
frame, stripped cushions, very good
condition 4150 459-2185
SOFA CONTEMPORARY sectional,
neutral color. 4600 Brass 4 glass,
cocklaa 4 snd table* 4450 Mir
rored cocktail labia, 4150 Lamps,
slerao 4 wal hangings 454-9523
SOFA-FULL S«e. UghLneutrel prmt.
if condition $175
533-7033
SOFA 4 LOVESEAT 4350,
tamment unit 4125 tempered glass
table* 475 lamps 450 459-3853
TWO wingback country chair*,
brown 4 beige Mke new 4300
534-2421
UNISTRUT Sleel Shelving. 19 8
.are 4150
length* wtth hardwa
453-5649
WATER BED, king waveiess heal-
ed. 4150 3 tables brown L-shaped
couch excellent condition 4500
Mnc Leave message 462-0664
COMMOOORE 64C floppy disc
drive modem, mouse w/grapmc. av
strucfion books included 879-6506
COMMOOORE 64 Color monitor
disk drive, printer. 4 many games
Greet for scftooll 4275 453- 1170
COMPAQ Portable 111 (2) Micro
PC s 12MH2246 40Mb hard drive
42000 each Before 5pm 643-4555
IBM PS/2. Model 30-246 lea* than
1 yr old cornea w/fottowlng 8513
cotor monitor (I8M|. 1 meg RAM,
alao IBM 20 meg herd drive 4 49
mag hard card, also Logitech
mouse Asking 42000 646-1814
IMAGE WRITER II by Apple works
with most computers 4200
689-5073
MACINTOSH SE. 20 meg harddnve.
extended keyboard imageWnler II
printer, mouse Microsoft Word En-
tire package 42.200 280-1745
MAC SE 60 meg hard dnve, 2.5 meg
memory. Thousands m software
42000 beel 352 -8600
710 Misc. For Ssle
Oakland County
TAMA- 2 piece, power tome, bess
snare cymbais Wand* many ex-
tra* Heavy duty hardware Excel-
lent condition 41 100 Before 5
357 1137 oi After 5 827-7317
WEBER UPRIGHT
Good price
Oak kke new
476-5587
6 STRING ELECTRIC guitar 50 wall
Gonna amplifier Both brand new
4135 422-3068
KITTENS 13 week* old Orenge and
white coloring Affectionate end
gentle Lmng with mother cat. large
dog 2 edull cats chrtdren 4 adult*
Cel 737-2264
LAB PUPPIES black 9 week* old al
9-6-90 Shots 4 wormed 475 eech
$34-5240
AAA STORAGE
Boats Tralers Trucks
Outdoor wel-egftted aecuied
Electricity available 5 ecree
Jeftriee 4 Teiegrepherea 534-7771
ALL BOATS 4 RVS
410 per month - lighted
Fenced 4 Secured
344-2592
INOOOR VEHICLE STORAGE
Cars RV s Boat* Sormkler system
Open 7 days Master Visa accept-
ed Welcome to mepeci 642-6449
LAB PUPS AKC 4125 Dew clawed
4 first first shots 7 fsmales 1 male
961 5997
Labrador Puppies-AKC Week 4 yel-
lows dewciews 6 week shots
M M * 4250 females 4300 541-3033
LHASA APSO PUPS AKC shots
home raised written guarantee
non shed 563-8987
PEKINGNESE DOG 4Vi months
Pad 4300 Musi sacrifice 4100 To
s good home only 562-3066
PERSAIN KITTENS- CSA
lered. 475 4 up Holy area
634-75C2
727 Video Games
VCR's - Tapes
PERSIAN kittens CF A registered,
male*.' females. Utter named 12
weeks 4150-4225 421-4930
COLECO VISION-ATARI adapter
driving module 22 games with
instructions. 450 451-3439
NINTENDO - Game Boy - IBM. Gen-
esi*. Lynx. Commodore. Alan Used
Games 410 4 up this week Catalog
saves 44! 33427 Plymouth Uvoni*
Roger 411-1040
729 CB Radios
Cellular Phones
MOBIL CAR PHONE- Unlden 1240
Battery or plug m w.'bag lyr
43S0/bee! Caa Jack 981-1220
BOOKCASES
Fo» Wore. home, office Also excel-
lent for vtoeoe 440 4 470 each
335-1050 or 370-9038
COOLEY automatic water softener
450 Troy 669-1195
ELECTRIC hand saw. new luggage
sun lamp table saw swivsi chair
hood 4 ranoe Ian 626-7129
EXERCISE BIKE by Tunturl Amarec
4125 4 Figuretle Pump Machine.
450 Gel in shape< 557-0109
MISC OFFICE furniture In g
condition best ofter 354-2
MOVING BOXES aa 1
4 pecking pepers
MOVING? Profaasional movmg box-
as. dah packs, picture boxaa. ward-
robe bomaa We have aa 351-0655
PIANO console pecan wood Porta-
ble KrtchenaMe dishwasher Both
excellent After 5pm. 4 76-8932
SOFA
leeme
43000 $2000 firm
Hancock 4 Moore, maroon
8 montha oid ongma*y
54^3681
TOOL SALE
Attention Contractors. Craftsman 4
Handyman Complete woodworking,
mechanics, hand power tools in-
cludes the foaowing table saw arm
press compreeeor arc welder una
motor* circular saws, bending
brake, electric power car waaher
larga rototHer propane heaters.
Boor lacks, international Harvester
riding mower Many smal tools loo
numerous to Mel Alao flahmg rods,
reals, lurea. etc Much more This is
not an suction Tools are part of an
aetata priced to sel Sapl 29-30
6am-6pm 54150 Pontiac Tral. New
Hudson Ona half mae W of MUforfl
Rd For more information cal
6pm-9pm 229-1477
SOFA Lawson. greei
condition Oaraah modem chairs
Naugahyde racamng chaa 939-8406
VIC TANNY President Membership
expiree 2i r 96. renewabN 4400 or
I 445-0022
SPINET PIANO Victorian sofa 4
chew antique chaw secretary 4
grandfather dock 474-2559
711 Misc. For Sets
Wayne County
TAUPE SLEEPER sofa, Sana
Camel back style. 4225
Day*. 574-4455; eves 524-0255
TRADITIONAL COUCH ore of I
kind, walnut wood mm. TM ft
Caa tor appointment 352-2007
BOAT 4 RV STORAGE - 410 per
month Plymouth araa Lighted,
fenced, secured Save thia ad 1
Caa 349-5563
room sal. 4 cane beck chairs
targe leaves tor table large Oima
cabinet 4 server 336-4461
LIQUIDATION
Gifts Home Accessories
Craft Supples, ate.
YESTERDAY 4 TOOAY
615 N Mai. facing Spring Si
Old vtaage. Ptymouth
459-5240
TROY MOVING SALE!
Apts Cuatom drape* 4 Misers tor
12 ft door-we* pius 2 tor 5 ft
Ukenew 649-3159
TWO twin sue needboerds. S pc
Quean soe bed Priced to sel Al
wood Ann 855-5964 or 825-2070
WALL UNIT-gray lac
section*. Ighting sx
Hon $400 Caa
Quer finish. 3
iL*a*ril condi-
474-4451
WALL UNIT . 3 0»
condmon. $500 M
Crema carpel $50
ce. vary good
ua carpal 4
856-4144
NOTICE » hearaby yen thai the
id below mm be sold to
tha highest bidder by inlal CM) tor
Shurgard Storage
41477 Joy Rd- Canton Ml on
Oct 23. 1990 al 9am
Suaan Goes taut a2008
Couch. Ic lint, •atari) a a 4 rmec
noueehold
PFALT2GRAFF DtSHES - Fo» Art
partem. 4 piece eettmga wtth
422-7545
W BLOOMFIELD mo.mg aate - 140
yerda ot Ight gr*«n carpet/paddaig.
PRO SERIES 286 - EGA 20MB HD.
3W 4 5''. drive, mathco proceeeor
mouee printer. 1MB ram • more
42 300 beel After 5pm 464-0494
730 Sporting Goods
ALLIED Golf dube lady's 3 woods
8 irons puller bag. baas a* brand
d 4250 537-6478
TANDY 1000EX - Color monilor ex-
ternal disk drive, games 4 books
4300 or best offer 784-0427
WORD Proce*»or Smith Corona.
Mke new reaeonebie 420-2075
718 Commercial
Industrial Equip.
COMMERCIAL DEEP FREEZER
r 347-4971
PAINT BOOTH - Cuatom. 1500
CFM. 30x80. sheet metal OSHA
motor 4 fan, 1 yr 4400 826-4424
PRODUCTION MACHINERY
Rock e el 6-Heed X 14' production
drU Pciwermetic 15 Pedestal arm
Aarotech CNC
Pow* Hack Saw. Smaa AMa Horr
Mai. Smal Atlas Lathe Smal AOaa
Shaper Barker bench type horizon-
tal mat Special double end Dumore
dmmg machine. Large Drafting
Table, Hydrauhc Pump-Tank
Plymouth Jerry. 455-4451
717 Lawn - Garden
Farm-Snow Equip.
BULK COMPOST nch organic eol
for landscaping 4
yd. $10 minimum
tor landecapmg 4 gardening 43 par
Pick ups to gravel
MEYERS snow plow new, 8 ft.. Uni-
versal Mount extras 499-4437
PULL PRUNER 48 $200
teaapti used once, give of*
.356-3654
SEARS Craftsman ndlng mower
lOhp. $375 261-0326
SNOW BLOWER Artana ST504. 5
HP 4 speed! forward 1 spaed re-
verse. slaclra: start. 24" path 4
1 new 4400 722-9340
TORO ridfcig lawn mower 1947 7
HP. 25 n cut Like new. (uaf serv-
iced. $450 241-2455
718 Building Materials
ANTIQUE RECLAIMED PAVING
Brick, approximately 2000 Ideal tor
waN or petto
533-7593
KITCHEN CABINET DISPLAY SALE
Oak Cabmeta 4 Complete Kitchen
40% OEF
BLOOMFIELD CUSTOM KITCHENS
4048 W
BIRMINGHAM
OAK FLOORING
Trim 4
Me pnee* MT Herdwooda.
mc. Oss ao Ml. 517-523-3444
RAILROAD TIES
Dataary
azed Timbers New or uaad
dat— ^ ^ 2 .
Champion Sin
9lud Service
fleaf
er $MMO/beat Aflar 4pm 941-2C34
10* 13
ELECTRIC ADJUSTABLE BED
MlAa aaan on TViM
641-0521
deccr. Tain. fua. or queen
F-om 41195 Ca4
WOOO BURNER »«ERT -Grtztfy
wtih Ian 35 wide « 25 hmh x 14
deep $440 or beel 471-7664 Apg^^C^^^geapi Muel ao
DIAMOND WEDCMMGI
Gold. 11)00 Nil Ml I a.
torano Caa after a
CHRYSLER * T f Wh
M M f t i . m MTTOWNfeaRSMB
AUTOMATIC
ZIG ZAG^
or 45 90
iope flood
after &PM
•UNIVERSAL!
SEWING CENTER
67 4-/M-39
ba teen
a j hi irii, t»an Ra
B4aut*ul cuatom M i a oabnet
MM •
ptoos Mng reom sat Ca« 373 2943 N. Yot*. S al 'Nagreph S 6» Fere
Rfl. TTea*. Rrt 4 Sat.
" " A S ? ®
CONOO NFRKAN PRAY - l y ad|
KB4MM weatw 4 *». 124
rS©
hOl TON
KAWAJ 4 •
9ETTWPUP.
EXCERCYCLE
Monarch MCB $35
Cal 474-4723
GRAVITY MACHINE - Mke new wrth
boots mstructions Must see
421-3010
POOL TABLES
. uftrs modern.
' model demo *
Evee 855-1314
ROWER - A VITA 950 SL. $150.
Hardy used Farmington H4N
811-3248
SOL OF LEX with butterfly attach
nan Hardly uaad. $750 Caa after
7pm ~ 547-2232
TREADMILL. Prolorm T50. wNh
electronic monilor Ciceaani condl-
t»n Uaed 3 montha 4650 852-4907
736 Wanted To Buy
PERSIAN KITTENS. CFA registered
white 4 black 7 weeks old
$150 4 up 981-0643
PLEASE BE KINO Come 4 see the
cats 4 kittens at Oakland County
Animal Cara Center. 1700 Brown
Rd Auburn H«e
POODLE pups Standard 8 wks
black matt mots chsmpmn sued
Day* 646- 5655 eve* 646-6404
475 Cal after 2pm
ROTTWEILER PUPS- AKC. 4 moe
4350'negotiable 291-4825
522-1147
SAMOrED'CHOW Ml! 4 mo
female wonderful puppy lo a good
home 326-2177
SCHNAUZER PUPPIES AKC beau-
tiful salt 4 pepper black 4 silver
Mala* 6 females Shot* 476-2223
SHIH-T2TU
weeks maI
4300
&HfH TJTU pup* AKC qualty tiny
type toy*, guaranteed ahots si col-
ors males 4 fsmalea 453-4959
SIAMESE
Sweet
" f n
oriental
From national
*-op 383 T8I8
TO GOOD HOMES, long hatr 4
ihort haa kittens 2 month* old.
utter iramed. kid Mated 855-4414
UMBRELLA COCKATOO, very tov-
mg. ha* health certificate lamed,
bom 4 hand lad hare. mduOee very
race cage Naad* ksvino ho
4400 Aak tor Dave 543-7220
WE NEED A GOOO HOME Ca*co 4
yr* d*ilea*d 4 speyed: Tabby 1 y».
deciewed. Tabby kmans 7 wks
long hae RocheeMr 651-4143
ACETALENE Outfit wood crupper/
shredder metal lathe, moablower,
welder, aiectnc hoets. trader metal
532-2280 or 442-7444
BASEBALL lootbaa. hockey, baa-
ketbaa cards Any sports memora-
CMka Topp cash WIB travel 477-2540
CRIB 4
Clean; quakty
NORDIC SKI TRACK Used! Pro or
Achiever Model Cal after 4pm,
634-1195
OLD TOY TRAINS
Otdloy*
Pre I960
474-5373 or 449-4472
RIFLES, PISTOLS,
U S coat*

10F# OAE Monday. September 24. 1990
122 Track* For
foro f350. >ss4 xl - oum
nmina A
a, M.OOO or
FORD W*. nto. I M. i w motor.
14.000 maa. near brekee. a new
FOflO na3 F-1S0 VS. automatic,
•ram Honda. loeded. WEMMnt corv-
n.-#0.000 IHL. (4500 422 *229
FORD. ISM F- ISO. 4 weed. JOM
i parts, toy good corv-
ap. $3000. 522-3271
122 Tracks For Sate
RAMCHAROER. ISM. St. 2 wfteM
•7200
II
RAMCHAROER ISM LE
Ic. Mr. Ml power MlM
FOX HILLS
Cta jMei -Plymouth
486-8740 961-3171
RANGER ISM. 4 cyander. 5 apeed.
am-fm loo irMsgi Mual aaS E.
Won 15 900 421-S03I
FORO ISM F230. 3'body M. new
35" area. many antra* MuM aaa.
~tr. Aflar A 535-2578
12- to
$8600
• VAN
FORO-1967 F150. XLT-Larkal w«n
cap SMtaieMlc. Mr. 16.960 or beet
ofter. .* 534-0411
-F280. XLT. heevy duty.
• 21.000 maee, excei-
$11.900. 505-7542
-F150 pick-up. S cyHrv
i tm. badMnar. tool bo*.
$7500. 453-0537
_FO«nSOST-150 XLT Lariat. S cyL.
5 speed. Mr. only 16.000 maa* Uke
new IIC »00
453-2424 act 400
FORO 1SS0 F250 Supar Cab XL
automatic Mr. captains
and 4*2. laaa than 20
| Irom $ 16.990
Ford
- j21-6S60
FRUOSftU^-tO
«. 4*4. and 4*2. la
a*M«ng iram s 16.1
Jack Dammar I
n
Mon*. goqff-rubber good brakes.
g o o O l S « « » 474-6814
F-ISO-XlT J988 Am. power locks
Z X S S t t S 421.1376
GMC Suburban
Madadt 17.500
1865 - 70.000 maee.
624-4743
GMC ISM Starr* ClaaMc pickup.
VS. Mr. war. loaded Look* I run*
Hke nmm. SAQpO 626-4624
GMC. 1968. S-15. AM. automatic.
4 3 Mar. dlgNM dash, am/lm c*»-
wna.4rMtar package 6 mora Load-
ed 118,500/tiwsi 534-0572
G M.C S-15 4X4 ISM V-6. auto-
matic. Mc starao caaaatta. tit.
cruse. poaar window* and lock*,
aluminum wheel* tu-«one. Miarp
On»yt6.895
Jack Dammar Ford
AFFORDABLE USEO CARS
721-5020
JEEP. ISM. Comancfte. ajicaSant
condMon. Ekmmetor Package Ca«
anytime, S-S. Enc 6*6-5000
MITSUBSHI 1965 - p«* up. power
(tearing 1 brMtea. Mr. Mareo, good
condMon. 13500 853-0503
RAMOER ISM - economicM 4 cyt. 4
apeed trana. *m/tm stereo road
i.heaa, ro* bar Jet black, tha
sharpest ona In town $4588
BLACKWELL
FORO
• 453-2663
RANGER 1968 XLT - 4 cylinder. 5
speed. AM/FM caaaette. durM Knar
58.DOS maee, 14950 or bast offer
Must sell . 661-6136
4*4'^and ?ic*ups. 15 to etiooee
trom. staring M 13 695
CRESTWOOD
DODGE
421-5700
SUBURBAN I960 SILVERADO
DaMM 77.000 maes TerrtSc Condi-
tion. Loededt16500/beat 274-6202
UTIUTV BOX - 8 1 9'. good condi-
tion Not a* rotted out
1450 474-6014
123 Vans
AEROSTAR XL ISM Cargo. V«.
loadad. M.200/beet. 255-5996
AEROSTAR XL 1967 7
mt. Hit. crutaa. only 17.866
JM* Camay Chev/GEO 655-0014
AEROSTAR, 1966 XL dart, grey
V6, automatic power Hearing,
brakae. window*, lock* Atr, am-fm
caaaette. running board*, nmm
wheeM 6 Mlchekn tree, no door
tknga. exceaeni condition 37.000
maas 18.350 540-9336
AEROSTAR 1969 XL. exceaent con-
dmon. loadad, low mileage. *peciM
$l2.000/be*t 346-9756
AEROSTAR 19*9 XLT loaded. duM
ar quad captain chair*, extended
warranty $12,500 526-3719
AEROSTAR 1969 XL. 7
auto, air, cruMe. *m/tm. excellent
condition $9,450 4S3-5163
AEROSTAR 1990 XL Loeded trom
111.990
AEROSTAR 1990 XL Extended trom
$12,990
Jack Demmer Ford
721-6560
ASTRO CL VAN. 1967 Loaded 7
passenger. 2 tone paint, sharp!
$9,595
- L O U L a R I C H E
C H E V Y / S U B A R U
Plymouth Rd - Just Wast ol 1-275
453-4600
CARAVAN 1969 LE. V-6. 7 passen-
ger. am/lm caaaette. fu* power,
loadad 19.000 maes. 114.400
Aftar 4pm 981-2960
CARAVAN. 1969 V6. «m-tm cas-
sette. power steering, brakae. win-
dows, lock*. Mr $12,500 696-3091
CHEVE 19?4 20 converMon. loaded
56.000 maes Sharp $6,000
661-0766
123 Vans
CONVERSION VANS 5 to choose
from. 1867 and newer tully
equipped, irom It t.860
CRESTWOOD
DOOQE
. 421-5700
DOOGE CARAVAN LE. 1967
am/lm caaaette. cruse, pow*
dowe 6 locks TV. Mdeo player. 3 0
6 cylinder. $10,200 M1-5I
FORO. 1876. F-150 Good work van,
motor I tranrraaaion. 64.000 ongmM
mi New ttree. $680 427-0122
FORO 1963 Econoane Custom Con-
version. maroon 1 grey exterior, e*-
ceUent condition, super clean.
59.000 maes $4,700 454-0295
FORO. 1965. E150. conversion. 351
angina trailer tow. loaded. $7500 or
bait ofter 59J-2371
FORD. 19M Club Wagon. V-6. war-
ranty. starao Mr. 8-seal 2-tone. tM.
al power. IW. cruise new tires, ex-
heust. low mle*. $6900 474-66M
FORD 1987 Club Wagon XLT. vary
nice loaded. 2 yr tul werrenty. well
maintained $8200 425-0191
FORD 198? Conversion, air. color
tv. tit. lock*, windows, tepe*. trailer
package, $7600 Must aa*.
Make offer 678-3903
FORO 1969 C*rgc van. 10.000
milee. $9,995
Jack Demmer Ford
721-6560
FORO 1990 CONVERSION VAN 351
Oued caplten bed. loeded and onfy
111 maes. $16,980
Jack Demmer Ford
721-6560
GMC 1984 Vandura, Star or aft con-
version. loeded. -'color TV, $5450
Deys 522-5860 eve* 464-6938
GMC 1988 S'ARC RAFT SL full
power am/tm stereo cassette
$10,200 Loeded 536-1635
GMC-1989, Geneva Conversion
loeded, Ilka new. 17,000 maee
Must sett 334-6922
GMC 1989 SAFARI SLE. loaded.
21 600 ml great condition.
$14,000 768-0230
GMC 1989 Safari - loaded,
mile*. $12,995 \
TENNYSON CMEVT
425-6500
GRAND CARAVAN 1988 LE-
ed. extra dean. 28.000 mllea. war
renty available 344-0028 231-9516
•24 JaapaAOthar
4-Whaal Drtvaa
BRONCO II ISM
letlc. 112.4*6
North Brothers Ford
Eddie Beuer. au-
421-1376
BRONCO 1965 XLT 5 6L. 351 V-6
engine. 33.000 Ma. Umtm/xom
package $7500 Evening 532-2762
CHEROKEE ISM Red. aunroot
$16,800
540-3926
CHEW 19M BLAZER- 4x4, F10. au-
at»
57,
lomatlc Mr power Package mxma
CHEW. ism. BLAZER - 4x4, 4 3
liter. 34.000 ml , automatic Air
Tanoe Package $11,200 879-7364
CHEW ism SUBURBAN Saveredo.
4 > 4, Ml power, captain s chairs. 6
peeaenoer. Ml option* trailer pack-
age and more CaU Now
B o b Jeannotte
P O N T I A C G M C
Ptymouth. Ml
453-2500
CHEW 1969 S-10 BLAZER - 4x4
automatic, air, cruise, tttt & more
Only $15,266
ACTION MOTORS
261-6900
FORO BRONCO XLT 1968 Lsnet
full size tully loeded. like new only
$14,995
CRESTWOOD
DOOGE
421-5700
FORO, F-150 1977. 4 X 4 9' Lift,
44 Ground Hswgs. custom interior
15000/best Must sal 425-6275
B24 Jeeps A Other
4-Whaal Drivee
JEEP CJ7. 19M 37,000 mltae. 2
tope. 4 cylinder 15900/ck best
722-9152
J E E P / E A G L E
New end Used We can Finance Re-
balea Available, or Zero Percent
AakfoTSorlan. 476-0830. axt 609
BOB SAKS JEEP EAGLE
OPEN SATURDAYS'-
JEEP 1978 CJ5 - Mual sell! New
brakes $ dutch, run* good $850
beel offer 422-1055 or 475-7775
NISSAN 1887 KING CAB - 4x4 Pick
UP. V-6. Mr. crulae. Mt. 37.000 mle*
Priced al only $6688
ACTION MOTORS
2 6 1 - 6 9 0 0
SUZUKI SAMARI 1964 4 wheel
drive, am/tm cassette 1 yr old top
plua V» lop, new exhaust, low mile-
age no rust, mmt condition $3 500
or best offer Call 363-6168
TON SILVERADO 4X4 10,000
mlee loaded, ar power brakes
Kaartng window*. »no locks, tttt
cruise, cassette $13,995
TENNYSON CHEVY
425-6500
TOYOTA 1987 Landcruiser 4x4
power steering, till, air, 4 speed
62.000 maee. axcMient $8500 Itrm
625-2474
825 Sports A
Imported Cara
CORVETTE tSM-Mmt condition
Extremely low maee Al option*
2 lops Best offer 832-1994
CORVETTE 19M black/gray leeth-
er automatic Boee. glaaa. anti-lock,
loeded stored $15 000 641-7121
FERRARI 1964 306 GTSt. ras. red
6 black boxa trim 8.000 maes. al
service records Perteci car
$69 OOO 01 best offa 366-9541
FIAT 1981 X1/8. very good
condition, stored winters, low
mileage Must see 1 464-7521
HONDA PRELUOE 1966. 84. 2 0. 5
speed loeded must see
352-4755
HONOA PRELUOE 1965 - Automat-
ic $5 495
Mines Park Lincoln-Mercury
453-2424 exi 400
HONOA '983 PRELUOE - blue tuly
loaded. 5 speed good condition,
$3200 553-0273 <
i or 553-7322
HONDA-1985. One 4 door,
automatic, air amfm c
$3 000 or oiler 3
HONDA. 1985. CRX.
mile*, asking $4200
d, 55.000
626-1260
HONDA 1966 ACCORO LXI. hatch-
back gray, cru.** am/lm caaaette.
power windows $5800 646-4704
TOYOTA 1987. 4x4 Pick Up. 39.000
mle*. 5 speed bleck/aiive< alumi-
num wheats, 'Ok Bar/tog lights Dec-
line* excellent condition. $6,900
Royal Oak 549-9360
FORO 1967 BRONCO 11-5
am/tm caaaette Bieck Magic
Edition Sharp $7700 932-0924
F-150 4*4 1966 low miles, hke new
North Brothers Ford 421-1376
GEO Tracka 1990, red. white con-
vertible. AM FM cassette, air. (full
for 4 wheel drive $10,800 CMI
8AM-4:30PM 354-7740
CHEW 1885 Conversion - A-1 con-
dition. wel maintained $6995
525-5407
CHEW 1887 Conversion Van - full
Mza. loaded, with 47.000 mlee Only
$11,966
ACTION MOTORS
261-6900
DOOGE. 1963 - 15 Paaaenga B-350
ma*l van. Many new parts, mainte-
nance records. 13,500 387-5031
DOOGE 1965 tul sued conversion.
m. power locks, windows. V-6. ex-
celent condition. 15.700 673-7964
DODGE. 19M - 150 Cargo, auto-
matic. powar steering, rust proofed,
very daen $3,495 456-7154
DODGE 1968 Conversion van. high
top. loadad. must see Aak tor Oar-
ral
Livonia Chryaler-Plymouth 525-7604
FORO F-150 1977. run* great, good
Interior 351M-400 automatic.
11100. 261-0123
MINI VANS-11 to choose from,
starting at $4,995
CRESTWOOD
DOOGE
421-5700
PLYMOUTH 1966 Voyager 7 pas-
senger mlnlvan, LE. loaded, very
sharp. $7,900 459-7363
RALLY GMC 1969, STX - VI. auto-
matic. loadad. windows, seats 6
$12,500 or beet ofter
WINNEBAGO 1963 TrevM Van - tur-
bo. dleeM. 22 mpg. great toi sport-
ing events $7900. 851-9799
824 Jaspa&Othar
4-WhooJ Drtvaa
BLAZER 1989 S10 - Tahoe. every
option, towing packaga 4 3-V6.
17,000 mites, perfect
Asking $14,300 665-1633
BLAZER. 1990. S-10. loaded, must
sell, make ofter Cal after 7pm
665-7312
BRONCO II. 1965. Eddie Bauer au-
tomatic. wel kept. $7,000 Leave
If no answer 455-1652
GMC 1963 Jimmy Si5. automatic,
power steering/brakes air. 1 owner.
$4.250- 435-3746
GMC 1967 JIMMY - 4x4, automatic.
windows 4 locks, "tt. and
iter ready at only $12,286
N MOTORS
00
GMC 1989 Jimmy.
37.000 mile*, loeded
trailer package. $13.:
346-7868 After 6pm
GRANO WAGONEEP 1986 - Load-
ed. Ilka new Excelent condition
Only 24.000 ml $12,900. 851-4656
JEEP LAREDO. 1980. runs good, in-
talor greet, many new parts, body
fair, $2000/b«*t 258-9529
JEEP 1963 SCRAMBLER - 4 x 4. 6
cyt. 5 speed, stereo, caaaette. low
mile* and more. $3495
B o b Jeannotte
P O N T I A C G M C
Plymouth, Ml
4 5 3 - 2 5 0 0
JEEP 1986 GRANO WAGONEER
Limited -4*4. power lock*, tilt.
crut*e, leether trim, 41.000 miles,
super sharp Must see
Bob Jeannotte
P O N T I A C G M C
Plymouth, Ml
453-2500
825 Sports A
Imported Cara
ACURA 1968 LEGENO Coupe - Wire
$19,500
540-3926
ACURA 1986VLegend. 4 door, me-
tallic burgundy low m> rust-
proofed, extended warranty option-
al Mint S 18,000 425-3262
ACURA '969 Legend
Leather Call
L Coupe
768-1928
AUDI. 1964 5000S Loaded'
Power moon root Beautiful
condition $4575 464-1659
AUDI, 1966 5000S Automatic, sun-
roof. 65.000 miles New tires
$6500/offa 399-1957
AVANT1 1972 - good condition
80.000 miles, $5500
Ca* after 6pm 353-9359
BMW 1961 528« - Original owner
High mileage White. 5 speed, sun-
roof $1500 731-2742
BMW, 1966 5261, 1 owner, auto-
matic, only 52,000 miles $12,750
3-5 year bank financing available
476-6162
CONQUEST - 1987 TSI. low miles,
new tires/brakes, sharp alt options
Priced to sell 855-4232
CORVETTE 1961 - both tops 4
speed, white/blue, collector s item
real nice. $20,000 459-2675
CORVETTE 1981 - loaded glass
t-lops Very cieanl $10,500
352-4766 or 646-2221
HONDA. 1986 Civic, SI. red sun-
roof great condition, excellent
MPG $4200-negotiable 552-1301
HONDA-1966 Si 48.500 mle*, no
rust no dents, no disappoint menu
New Micheiins $4 300 363-6255
HONDA 1987 Accord LXI. 4 door,
metallic gray. 5 speed Mr. cruise,
excellent condition $6900 332-3275
HONOA 1987 Acura Legend - like
new 4 door garage kept. AM/FM
cassette, air sunroof, leather interi-
or floor mats 5 speed, perfect
body new radial*, runs graat. 1 e»-
ecutive owner 1-600-722-2095
825 Sporta*
Imported Cars
HONDA IBM CMC LX. 4 door
*ck. red *utomatic. EFI. emfm
slereo caaaette eacaiier it condition
low mlea. 19,000 m e* $3000
A reliable Nov 19th 350-7759
MAZDA. 1986 MX6GT turbo,
dakixe.aunroof. al option* black.
$7 900 or beat offer Oey* 661-0181
Eve* 8 weekends 363-5221
COLLECTORS-MERCEDES 1874,
290 4 door mmt condition 61,000
mile* Cal 468-1566
MERCEDES BENZ. 1988 300a
Original owner, perfect, blue
$28,700 546-4600 or 546-4602
MERCEDES BENZ 1867 . 300E.
Taupe,'Beige leather interior Excel-
lent Condmon Perfect maintenance
holory Additional cod* alarm ae-
curity systam 42.000 mlee SeMng
$28,000 Oay*. 978-9440.
MERCEDES 1975, 450SL red «
cama. new interior, wire >h*Ms.
$18,900 Eves 377-0898
HONDA 1987 CRX - AM/FM cas-
sette, 5 speed 47.000 mile*. 1
owner excellent condition $6000
After 6pm 346-9767
HONDA 1988 Accord LXI - 4 door,
5 speed loaded excMiem
$10,400 474-3996
HONDA 1988, CIVIC - 4 door ar.
automatic, power lock*, power win-
dows stereo casaette powsr steer-
ing power brake* Super dean low
miles $7,995
Bob Jeannotte
PONTIAC G M C
Plymouth. Ml
453-2500
HONDA 1968 PRELUOE a - Air.
cassette, sun root. 5 speed, excel-
lent condition $9,900 652-0915
HONDA 1989 - Accord LX. mmt
condition. 4 door, loeded. 30.000
mile* 1 owner $10,900 455-5879
HONOA 1989 Accord LXI coupe
Mint Loaded Great deal! Buy. or
pickup lease (21* yrs. left) 649-3146
HONOA '989 Accord LXI coupe,
Montaay green with beige interior.
$11 750 454-4103
CORVETTE 1990 - white red interi-
or glass top*, loadsd. $23,900
651-1977
DATSUN. 1972, 240Z - Showcar
condition relocating Seriou* In-
quire* onty Jason 484-4718
HONOA, Civic. 1984 very economi-
cal. 4 door. 5 speed, 88.000 miles,
aw, »m-tm stereo blue original
owner, wel maintained $3,500
CMI aher 6pm 354-6378
HONDA 1989 PRELUDE - 14,000
mile* Mke newt Aak tor Chuck
Livonia Chrysler-Plymouth 525-7604
MAZDA 1984 626 - nice and deen
$2,968
Mine* Park Lincoln-Mercury
453-2424 ext 400
MAZDA 626 1986 automatic, air.
power window*, crulae. tilt aid
48,000 miles Only $6 968
" ACTION OLDS
2 6 1 - 6 9 0 0
MERCEDES 1975 240 0. 4
immaculate! Al record* $3500
647-6526
856 Buicfc
BUfCK ELECTRA 1M7 T-Type 4
door automatic, ar. paver Wearing
window* and lodi*. cruiaa. Hit aid
40.000 ma** Only $8.8M
ACTION OLDS
261-6900
BUICKS I960
ism Regal low n
Cal. leave m*asage
low mlee
Muet SaT
357-1135
CENTURY LTD 196S V6
good condition. $3000 or be*! ofla
Cal after 3pm 728-8137
CENTURY 1862 4 door cloth mtat-
or Dependable $950
722-1632
CENTURY 1865 Stallonwagon Au-
tomatic Loaded 100.000 Nohway
mile* Drive* Ik* new 12200
Cal 5^4-4004
CENTURY i8m Cuatom. ar. pow
a steering/brake*. *mtm *laeo
tape, alarm, rea defogga. low mde-
age cuetom top. 4 door 533-7213
CENTURY 1986 Ltd 60 000 mUee
excellent running condit«on. 12450
Days. 349-6800 . 669-5644
CENTURY 1986 Limited, V-6
cnaee. tm rea detio*t. powa -m-
dow*/seat*-'locks Excellent Condi-
tion! $4475 464-1262
860 Chavrotot
BERETTA 'SMOT. vS. 6 Ipaafl ar
ah $6995-
463-7003
BERETTA ISM - V-6. Mr automat
ic. crulae. Mt. caaaelt* 36,000
mle*. muel *ae Only $7806
TENNYSON CHEW
425-6600
BERETTA 1880 GTZ. 7.600 mle*
executive car. mmt condition tun
roof, code Marm. 111,400 474-5146
BERETTA 1980 OT. 6 cyanda load
ed. low sags excellent condmon
$11 900 866-4725
CAMARO 1870 Z2S. $1000, 77,000
m l . 422-6162
CAMARO 1962 Bertmetta, Mack 4
a. new engine, good condition
eeii $2450/beel 463-3558
CAMARO 1905 - Red V6, 5 i
loaded excelent condition very
clean $4,700/beat 476-0876
CAMARO 1967 - IROC. 44.000
mle*. blue, 5 7 engine, good condi-
tion. 16500 or beet offa 478-6M2
CAMARO 1967 Mtver V6. «utom*t
* ar tit. caaaette. remote alarm
cruise deal 39.800 mlee $6 800
Days 665-3063 Eves 363-0699
Lunrted. loaded
CENTURY 1966
Only 15995
TENNYSON CHEW
425-6500
CENTURY, 1966 - 4
cruise powa steering
65 000 mle* $4,300
door. »lr.
6 brake*.
486-0689
CENTURY 1967 LIMITED - loaded
V-6. $6995 Aak lor Dan
Livonia ChryMa-Ptymoutn 525-7604
CENTURY 1968 wagon 24.700
mlee. on the road 'or 2 roars Excel-
lent condition, must ael 566-5066
MERCEDES 1976. 280S mint con-
dition. 46^00 mle*. $9400
559-9503
MERCEDES 1978 3000.
condition 128.'
15.500
443-0463
MERCEDES. 1979 450SIC - Loeded.
excel ant condition tnaide 6 out
Must see $17,000 or best Must
*MT - . 3734676
MERCE0E9-1980. 240 dleeM. 4
speed, white, sunroof $3750
660-9769
MERCEDES 1961 3000 - Immacu-
late. Mr. sunroof, meny extras
Asking $9500 CMI: 477-2365
MERCEDES 19M - 190-0. creem
exterior, tan interior immaculate,
no accidents Excellent mainte-
nance record* North Carolina car
NO winter* $10 ,600
Dey* 575-4152 Eve* 651-6730
MERCEDES 19M 560SL - white,
beige leatha, new condition, low
mileage. $40.000/offer 626-0662
MERKUR 1987
dean. $6,995
North Brother* Ford
Loaded *uper
421-1376
MERKUR 1969 XR4T1 Loaded starl-
ing from $9,995
Jack Demmer Ford
721-6560
MGB 1980
•oft top. nm
Aha 6pm
ood condition herd 6
rake line. $4500
459-8099
NISSAN MAXIMA 1987 - automatic.
Mr, powa moonroof, wfth 47.000
maa* Only $9866
ACTION MOTORS
2 6 1 - 6 9 0 0
GRANO NATIONAL, 1965 many,
many new part* If It needed It. it'*
been done 65.000 mile*, very good
condition 2 yea ful covaage wa-
renty included Neva smoked m
ThM car muet be sold! $7,995 'Best
Aak for Dave. 459-6222 or 726-3901
LE SABRE 1962 wagon $1200 or
best ofta 397-3058
LESABRE. 1982 4 door loaded,
new trans driveebie Need* engine
$1200 or be*t Afler 3 PM
425-2377
work
LESABRE 1983 Mr cruHe, power
steering. 4 door, good condition
$1995/ol»a 522-3934 or 477-5797
LESABRE 1964 Limited, 2 powa
seat*/windows/locks, cru*** Mt.
rea defrost Excellent Condition
Must sell $2995 464-1931
LIMITED 1981 - Blue. 4 door good
condition, actual mile* 42.772
$1560 Cal 421-2776
PARK AVENUE. 1986 Excellent
condition, 18 000
(leave message) 546-9218
PARK AVENUE 1990, 6500 mlee
Hke new $17,500
628-2282
CAPRICE LS 1987 V8. Fully
Equipped This week* special
$8 795
Jack Cauley Chev /GEO 655-0014
CAPRICE 1988 Classic LS. Ml pow-
a all options, alarm, low mileage
landau roof $11,000 or beet ofta
532-3437 or 471-3304
cellent condition, only
$17,500
198? Wepon Aotoman-
power steering
Vagon
Vary
Runs excellent
CMI
'ay wel kept
Low Mle* $860
534-4004
CAVALIER 1963, CL - Excellent
car. 50 000 ml , ttereo. aunrool
$ 1 850 or best offa 681-4048
CAVALIER 1984 wagon 47.000 ml
new muffler, brake*, 8 tire* 4
$!750/be*t 453-3623
CAVALIER 1965 - 4 door loeded,
run* great, dean, good condition
$3000 or be*t Menage 473-6416
CAVALIER 1965 CS. 4 door wagon
excMtant condition. 69.000 mile*. 4
cylinder ar. ado. power sleamg.
rea defogger. am-fm stereo, na»
tire*, brakes, shock*, strut* $2,975.
Call afla 6pm. 652-0106
CAVALIER 1965 - Type 10 manual
transmission, am-fm stereo run*
greet 12300 476-5529
CAVALIER-1989 RS amfm ca*
setle. crulae. Mr. red Ml. alarm.
$6 ,500 or Best 721-8862
CAVALIER. 1989 Z24 Convertible
Red. am/tm cassette, loeded
$12,000 Afta 6pm 625-2677
CAVALIER '990 Z-24 red metallc,
like new, 6,000 mile*, io*ded,
$9850 879-6251
PARK AVENUE 1990 Siva, leatha
interior, alarm. 4.800 miles loaded,
spotless $16,000. buyer* only
476-3369
REATTA 1989 - *«va/*ilver excM-
lent condition. loadeJ $16,500
day* 932-3500 or even* 647-2932
REGAL 1978 $1000 or be*t offa
CMI after Spm 397-2344
REGAL 1980 - fully loaded.
excellent condition $1,600 or Best
offer 377-8979
NISSAN MAXIMA 1965 automatic,
air. powa moonrool aid more
Reedy to go for Only 16.968
ACTION OLDS
251-690P-
PORSCHE. 1977 924 Restored
Leather dash. Canary Yellow
17.000 Day* 274-2331
PORSCHE 1979. 924. 5 *peed, Mr
Excel ant Condition Low mileage
$6995 CMI afta 5pm, 425-3045
PORSCHE 1965 - 944 Red. auto,
mint condition. Ml option*. $10,500
Moving 356-2637 565-1115
PORSCHE 1M7 844 wfota w/Weck
5 *peed, electnc
sunroof, IMe new. 117,500 332-3275
PORSCHE 1967 944S - caniry yM-
tow. 22.000 mle*. 5 speed. Ml op-
tion*. pm* BBS wheeia $23,000
Day*. 244-1306. eves: 781-5549
REGAL 1983- Mr am."fm caaaette,
49,000 miles, excellent condition,
$2500 Evenings 356-6045
REGAL. 1983 - 2 door 46.000 ml.,
excel ait condition Loeded Wom-
an* car $3,500 or bost 474-1666
HIVE HIA. 1M1 - Silver. E1.RKT
CMI Ursula 9AM-5PM, 729-2770
RfVlERA 1965. excellent condition
mint Interior $6700 828-1068
CAVALIER 1990 4 door, automatic,
ar, 18.000 mle*. Ilka new $8,650
CRESTWOOD
DOOGE
421-5700
CAVELIERS
Z-24
86-87 S
Automatic, loaded, priced
tor a quick sale
L O U LaRICHE
C H E V Y / S U B A R U
Plymouth Rd. - Juat West ol 1-275
453-4600
CELEBRITY 1984 Station Wagon
option*, dean, good
459-4035
many optk
condition
LEBRITY 1986 - gray with
CITATION 1980 4 door, automatic,
air. amfm stereo, new muffle, deen
interior. $65© 'Met oiler 397-266*
SKYHAWK 1964 excellent condi-
tion. 2 door, *unroot. 12000
473-0432
SKYHAWK 1967 LTD
automatic, *tereo/ca*aette. 34K.
aaking $6,800 Cleem 545-5961
SKYLARK 1964 - automatic, Mr.
new engne/tire*. dean, no disap-
pointment* $2,950 435-3746
856 Cadillac
BROUGHAM 1969 0* Elegance, ful-
ly loaded, security system, slat*
gray $18,900 After 3 455-3348
BROUGHAM 1990 - antMope. leath-
*y*tem. low mileage, no-
453-042
CADILLAC CIMARRON 1985 leath-
a. loeded, onf, 14,950
CRESTWOOD
DOOGE
421-5700
CADILLAC 1977 El Dorado, $700
CMI between 7pm 6 9pm 729-4454
ELDORADO 1990 - diamond wtirte.
garent leatha 6900 mle* 121.500
624-OS92
FLEETWOOO 1965 While/Black
leather Loaded' Great price'
$3499.Cal 651-7216
FLEETWOOD. 1985 Brougham
Loaded, only 10.000 maee. Ike new
chestnut brown. $10,000 427-0720
CORSICA LT 1968 V6. Air, til.
cruiae. power lock*, caaaette hurry
15.495
Jack Cauley Chev /GEO 8S&-0014
CORSICA s - 1968. 3 lo cfiooee Ex-
cellent condition, nloety equipped,
only 16995
TENNYSON CHEW
425-6600
P a t H i l l i k o n F o r d ' s
Factory Clearance Sale!!
IJ -• 5 Tm\!!
NOW! TEMPO GL's
PORSCHE 944, 196SVI. 911 leather
interior Power everything Remov-
able roof, cruiaa, automatic
Mereo caaaette Very nice Our new
ca a here Reduced to 111.900 or
make an ofta we can't refueefl
313-348-6412
ROVER, I960
hatch. VS.
$7,000
3500. rae
•27000
^932-0924
AS LOW AS
s 8059 82 *
SAAB, 1967 900 SPG turbo Load-
ed. 1 owner. $12,800 Cal between
9-5 354-5910
SAAB 1886 Turbo. 2 door. aMUng
$15,800 negotiable Ca* Mon
thru Frt 851-6800
SU8>RU GL 10. 1963 Sedan, al op-
tlone low m«ee. much new excel-
lent condition. 12000. 545-2419
3 y e a r s
'176 1 **
SUBARU 1962. greet Urst car. greet
engine, nice Mareo. need* brakeal
SiOOO/beeMH
SUBARU 1965 GL - 109,500 KM
(67,600 mlea). 4 door automatic,
Mr. $2800 471-1187
ry-matching i^^
Boee. seritce records nor smoka,
beautiful $7,400 Trov 641-7261
SUBARU 1965 GL
brakes. VstiauM. dutch. Mc £xcm-|
lent common $ 3 8 0 0 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ M
•^^•363-4538
TAURUS
FLEETWOOD 1990 - dark blue
6.800 mlea. leether interior Sharp 1
645-2182
APR Financing
For 48 months
on select models
tkon 60.000 mi 12595
8 30-4:30PMM^h
FLEETWOOO 1880' Supa deen
White exterior, cabriolet top bur
gindy leeiiw interior, anti-lock
brakae 16.000 mlea non-emofca
Frankkn 124,700 CMI 665-2606
721-2700
ape around effects 6 *unraot I
seel 15.700 646-9100 JSePett.
LUM1NA
dear able
111.200
SEDAN DEVILLE '967I
wtHe/white burgundy
Evee 855-4261
LOW
SUBARU 1967 4x4
cnlee. sunroof, new Urea. 48.000
$6 500 681-0237 SEDAN DeVjLLE t
7.000
TOYOTA CRESSIDA 1865 automat
Ic. av. powar moonrool, crmaej
and more Onfy r . W H H
ACTION OLDS
261-6900 SEDAN deVtLLE. ISM. bkie load-
ed Jt^M^Wj»ji*eJ3ays| NOVA 1967 5 Speed 4 door. Mr
ne" oree 6 brakae. am-lm
M.OOO Altar 6pm 471-8236
RANGER XLT
VOLVO 1977 244
perfect, some m
needed $1100 or beat
427-2400
150 SUPERCAB
headquarters!
SEDAN OeVMe I965^|
drive, derk blue w/bme leetha or>g
H M D O I H
pest flprr, 455- 7 I S3
NOVA 1867H
condition $4,200 rustprooled
•"-tm sl
kioocH
VOLVO. 1S7S. wagon. 12290 CaB
6:30
461-0006
SEDAN DEVILLE 1990
• d o t n H
8 500 mle* Dey* M2-3232 or
HOVAIS^^S
^^•W.OOOI
Asking P o i ' X 5pm
ismglwegon^^^oo
IM^S
1990
Conversion
SEDAN DEVILLE
l rlnyf
I 70001
$24,500 FOX HILLS
M1-07S1
1740 Turool
•brMdngMfl
«pon optioo* more EiceBent
an.or. 46.000 maa* m soo
•517-646-7436
1-3171
SEDAN OCVH.I E •99CI__
•Mi wa* iKMPped C.U
W1SOO 436-0ISO
9600
TELEGRAPH PAT MILLIKEN FORD
Home of the Smilm Irishman
FOX HILLS
A. X & Z PLAN
HEADQUARTERS
M1-1171
S98M.62 61212.07 61000
S90M.52 61042.74
ESSSiSras
k e M7WJ7
CORSICA 1968. euomatlc. Mr
powa window* & lock*, premium
ceaaette. 40.000 mle* 15600
Eves 649-3281
CORSICA 1988 LT. V6, run* excel-
lent. fuly loeded. automatic, premi-
um radio. 15700 Troy 641-7018
CORSICA
1989
7 to choose trom
All sharp and priced
lor quack sale'
L O U L a R I C H E
C H E V Y / S U B A R U
Plymouth Rd - Just West of 1-275
4 5 3 - 4 6 0 0
CORVETTE 1976 COUPE, loeded.
62.000 mlea, exceaent condmon
Onfy $8995
TENNYSON CHEW
425-6500
EL CAMINO 1960 - av powa steer
mg 6 brakefti 6 cyt. 120.000 mlea
$1200/t>eM offer 455-6462
LUMINA EURO Sedan. 1990 - Load-
ed. extended warranty. 16.500
milee- $11,995 537-4234
LUMINA 1990, APV, loaded. 6400
maee. $13.500 375-9773
LUMINA. 1990 Euro M option*
black exceaent condition. 16.000
mlws 110.600 442-9746
LVMINA. 1990. EURO 4 door, red
grey doth. 10,000
111.900 347-4387
LUMINA 1990,
16" Murmmvn mfiiMi. loaded Ex-
cellent condition $11,200 373-6718
1990. wh
option*.
MONTE CARLO 1987 SS. Meek/
burgundy, loadad. alarm, wel mam-
tamed $8000/beet 427-8879
MONZA i960 Spyda look* & nm
good $995 261-5635
NOVA CL. ISM - 5 apeed. Mr. nea
brake* & U/e*. $3,200 or beM ofta
566-2637
LMAHOM. < M OB
IV. « 1 M «
Monday September 24. 1990 OAE * 11F
662 Chryaiar
lEBAAON GTS ISM 4 dooi prtvele
owner, meny extras 70.000 nilae.
mo race i we one a 30 day 100%
•arenty M200 or beM 427-6353
..SARON 1SS2 2 doo automatic.
cream color LarxJeu roi no oat.
l ion 83,000
mae* 12996
522-5174
LE BARON 1988 - doo. 2©
pg. axtr* flee pow er steering 1
new braaee
58.000 mae*. $4800/beel
478-9798
_E BARON 1M7 GTS. 4 door
exceaent oondwon. eutomeBc. Mi.
poww optlone. 34.000 maes M. 100
—18
.EBARON ISM Premium Coupe.
2 5 ma turbo engine. J apeed euto-
mauc. Mr. al power, apaed control
electron* deeh amfm c>lll»1« 4
more 30.000 mlee Aaking $ 10,260
493-27M or 473-8193
lEBARON 1990, COUPE VS. auto-
matic, Mr, cruise Mt. powa wm-
dows/brakei red 671-6275
LET US SELL YOUR CAR-
On Conelgnmenl
Cuetomer* welting lor LeBar
New Yorker*, Mc
TYME AUTO
455- 55M
664 Dodge
OOOOE RAM 1M CARGO VAN
1963 6 cyanda eulomeiic. stereo
ceeeetle. caaen end reedy lor work
Only 13.2M
Jecfc Demmer Ford
AFFCMSOABLE USED CARS
721-5020
Ford
SHADOW 1M7. greet ca greet
pnoe. it blue. 2 door aeto ar. sta
so, good gee mileage, very deen.
muet ael 13660/beM 961-7068
SHAOOW 1M7 Turbo
condition, loeded. 16.900
Cal evenmge.
SHADOW 1900 Automatic air
17,995 Aak tor George
Uvonia Chryeta-Ptymouth 526-7804
Ford
CROWN VICTORIA LXS 1990 -
Special purcheae loeded $12 995
BILL BROWN USED CARS522-0030
1990 From
Crown Victoria
$12,590
Qrand Maquie 1990 From $ 12.990
Jack Demmer Ford
721-6560
NEW YORKER 1968 leatha loeded
must *ee. onfy $8,950
CRESTWOOD
DOOGE
421-5700
864 Dodge
- ARtES 1961 - 4 cyt look* good de-
pendable. new stereo system
$,000 459-7269
ARIES. 1987 lE excellent oond>-
lion. 65.000 mlee. Mr. am-fm.
$4 500 or beet ofta Cel 433-1100
ARIES 1989 2 to chooee from *tan-
mgat 15 950
CRESTWOOD
DOOGE
421-5700
CHALLENGER 1963 -
n«ed* soma repel $850
5 speed
427-1193
CHARGER 1987- 38 mpg. 5
code Merm. pant 6 ruM protection
6 deluxe peckaga $3500 471-7963
COLT 19M. white with meroon ime-
ro> loeded excepi tor ar condlUorv-
ina 6000 maee Like new Caaaette
pisyer $9000 423-8322
DAKOTA SE 1969 - Automatic. Mr,
t«t cru.ee V-6 $8,995 Ask lor
Chuck-
Livoma ChryMa-Ptymouth 525-7604
OAYTONA-1967. excellent condi-
tion automatic av. crulae new
tires 48.000 mle* $5,500 489-42M
CROWN VICTORIA 1965 - 2 door
V-6. eutometic powa equipment
am/tm ataeo and much mors Deep
blue with -4 rmyt top Sherp $4968
BLACKWELL
FORD
453-2663
CROWN VICTORIA 1979 Station
Wagon V-8 automatic powa
•leering 8 brakes much more
Look* 6 drive* like * much rtewa
one $1968
BLACKWELL
FORO
453-2683
ESCORT tSM. OT. al AMFM caa-
aette. lit. orulee. 48.000 tuofwey
maee. a.celent condMon 155CXI or
beM Afler 5 Mon -Frt 426-7615
ESCORT 19M OT - 5 .
power Mea»iJ 6 brefcee. am/ltn
alereo end much more Snow aMs.
witr^retxw stripe* A rea beeufy
BLACKWELL
FORO
453-2663
EXP ISM Standerd 15-apwedtam/
apt. rune
u value M
422-3132
wel. M.OOO i
$1,375
EXP 19M
$i,27S
automatic. Extra clean I
TYME AUTO
455-55M
866 Ford
MUSTANG QT'« t
cnooee Irom $6295
Nor*t Brother* Ford
M 6 to
421-1376
MUSTANG QT 1SM. eulomeiic. Mr.
wVxtow* 6 (oca*, nmm brifeee
M.OOO S23-M78
MU6TANG-1966, coupe. 2M au
mane. Mack on Mack, rum good
oeruet $2,800 421-M
MUSTANG ISM - Grande Myta.
302 engme. good condwon. rune
$1,600 or beat 278-2416
MUSTANG, i860 Stick, good
$1500 rwgoWM*
334-4626
FAIRMONT I960, 4 door Mr condi-
tioning New tlree Good condition
$650 CM Mta 5pm, 348-7413
FAIRMONT 1961 Wagon. 4 cytmda
4 speed av powa afaaing/brafcee.
low milee $850 464-9607
FESTIVA UC 19M 5 I
ao. rear defroel Only 13.585
Jack Demmer Ford
AFFORDABLE USED CARS
721 5020
FESTIVA 19M LX - 2 door ar. 5
*pe«d economicM 4 cyi bright
red 27,000 mite* Sharp, 14968
BLACKWELL
FORO
453-2663
ESCORT 1961 - II wM get you there!
1500 or beet ofta Leeve meeaage
721-8037
FESTIVA 1989 - 2 door. economicM.
4 cyt automatic, am/lm radio.
25.000 actuM mle* Deep grey, ike
new $5488
BLACKWELL
FORD
453-2663
ESCORT 1963 Wagon Ml powa
great condition Mu*t *MI $1500
FORD t984 E-150
lent condmon muet
ESCORT 1963 * cywdw Bj-tomw-
le. power steering, brake*. Mr rea
delog $975 best Csl 471-7064
GRANADA. I960 - 4 door, automat-
ic. Ml power. 83,000 mi., tiai> •
condition Wal mavitavied 4t
MUSTANG 1961
11. t M
TYME AUTO
456-55M
MUSTANG 1862 QT-
13250 or best ofta Most i
Loeded
261-4393
Ford
MUSTANG ISM
FOX HILLS R
Chryela-Plymouth
466-8740 961-3171
MUSTANG ISM OT
Red Fuay loededi 16400
MUSTANG ISM QT Cum ailRiia.
27.000
Then protection
645-0366
MUSTANG. ISM. GT.
powa sunroof extended eerraxy.
ruetproof $8,600 Evea
MUSTANG. 19M. LX.
warranty av. eunroof. loaded, at
ceaent condition $6700 642 4267
MUSTANG 1865 GT Automttlc
new brae, low maee. »»ceaem cond.
Hon $6500 firm 276-0303
MUSTANG 1865 GT 5 apeed Wed
ed edut driven, highway mle*. e»-
ceaant condition. $5,600 961-2767
MUSTANG,
apeed Mr I
4pm
X. 4 cyt. 4
$3,000 Arte.
464-8679
MUSTANG 1806- tua efftoent. 2 3
Ma 2 door am/fm stereo 4 cyan-
da 4 speed. $3600 425-1364
MUSTANG 1M7 GT ConvertlPie -
Mty loeded. wfwie on white. lemaM
drlva $11 300 474-4133
MUSTANG 1M7 GT. red, eutomet-
c new tire*, 40.000 mlee. $6,500
453-1206
MUSTANG ISM GT - V-6, 5
ar. cruMe. tit 6 more A aoad Week
beauty tor ortfj $9168
ACTION MOTORS
261-6900
ESCORT 1985 standard tranarn*-
Mon. 4 door. 67.000 mil**, aood
mileage, $1995 or best Afla 6PM
421-0434
ESCORT 1965'1 W*gon, powa
•teaing 6 brake* ar staeo deen.
Run* greet $1700 534-0849
300
501-0612
GRANADA 1963 GL new valve fob,
cwburetor strut*. *hock* betlery,
brake* 6 pemt $1100 261-0495
GRAN TORINO, 1973. 45.000
MUSTANG 1966 LX - 302 V-8.
29 000 ml** Automatic av. more
$7995, aak lor Dan
Lfvorna Chrysia-Plymouth 526-7604
MUSTANG *SC V I fr om $
MUSTANG 69 loadat trom 16,980
MUSTANG 69 V8 from 18.980
MUSTANG M GT from $10,890
Jack Demmer Ford
721-6560
MUSTANG 19M LX - 50, Ml powa
loeded needers. oft roed exheust
chrome rtm*. new ure* 532-6140
MUSTANG 19M LX - hMchbeck.
ar automatic, cnlee tat. caaaette
deen 26.000 mlee Eves 346-3673
686 Ford
OT av ua cmee.
PROBE ISM. LX - 24.000 ml . Ike
PROBE 90 Loeded from M.8M
PROBE M Starling Irom 17.860
Jack Demmer Ford
721-6560
TAURUS ISM GL - 4 door, dean
$5995
North Brotha* Ford 421-1376
TAURUS 1967 QL
frost A Greet Buy Al Only 14.695
Jack Dommer Ford
AFFOROABLE USED CARS
721-5020
868 Ford
TAURUS 1960 GL*. $!0.9M or
BILL BROWN USED CARS 522-0030
1965 TURBO Sleek 5
78.000 m. greet Miape
737-3743
T -BIRD ISM K>w
moon roof loeded
tended werrenty Sn.OOO 537 6478
TB4RD-19M 17 000
26MPG ESP plua 19.000 Mu« **•
Afla 5pm 456 2097
TEMPO GLS
am/fm staei
miles $5 300
Am 5 speed.
35 000
42 7 6946
TAURUS 19M Station Wagon fuly
loaded $8600 728 8817
MUSTANG 19M. LX
ar. lock*, caaaette. low na.. blue.
67 200 Must saceftc* 477-6316
TAURUS 19M $6995 Ask tor Da
rsl
Livonia ChryMa-Ptymouth 525- 7604
MUSTANG- 19M 5.0 notch-Peck. 5
•peed, exc alart. 28.000 m $8 500,'
beet ofta Must sea 527-0564
Tauru* 90 loaded trom $9 990
Taurus 90 SHO trom $14,990
Tauru* 89 loeded trom $7 989
Taurus 69 SHO from $11 989
Jack Demmer Ford
721-6560
TEMPO s 1990 2 to choose Irom
$8395
Nonh Brothas Ford 421-1376
868 Ford
TEMPO 1864
69 000 ectu* maee 36 MPG Exlri
Cleem Tyvns doee it egevi $1*49
TYME AUTO
455-56M
TEMPO 1964 GL, 4 door
Mr staeo 86,000 mlee 1 owna
vay good condition mavle 6 out
$ 1996 427-0314
TEMPO *f9MGL * M.895
BILL BROWN USED CAR6522-0030
TEMPO 1965 GL Sport, k
age mmt condition 14095
TEMPO 1967 OL eport 2 door av
amfm ceaaett* exceleril condition
$4,600 4 7V07M
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TEMPO 1964 gi ar *taeo
Extra deen' $ I 595
ROB s garage. 26100 W 7 MM
Redlord 538-6547
TEMPO 198 7 Gi Sport 2 door 5
speqd av lull powe< A one owner
beauty Only t7 000 actuM mile*
$5988
BLACKWELL
FORO
453-2663
MUSTANG 1989 GT, 28.000 r
5 speed lactory warranty
$10,000 69 LOW MILEAGE!!
MUSTANG 19M GT-Black eunroof
al optlona 27.000 mae* Cal *f«a
6pm 669-5C
MUSTANG 1969, Loadedl Auto-
matic Roya Blue Muet Se« 17300
Cell 450-5447
PROBE 1969 Automeoc. kM pow-
tte
32,000 mi $6,400
•unroof *ta*o/tape Oag*.
356-3479
TAURUS WAGON 19M 6 cytmda
wttn 7 peiaenga seating aa.
am/tm. r*a defroel. 38,000 mle*
$10,300 Cal evening* or wwaaends,
650-0812
TAURUS 1968 L SEDAN - autorr
tc av. tM. naao ceieette.
Bob Jeannotte
PONTIAC G M C
Plymouth, Ml
453-2500
1986 FORD E1S0 COHVERSIOM VAN
302 VS. * captara char* solabed dual lank* ca***n* fu»
44.000 miles!
ii uowei
7995
1966 CORSICA
Automatic aa. AM FM rai*ad lefta ttre*
34.000 miles! 5 9 9 3
1963 DODGE OMNI
Automatic, powa- Bimng and brakes
42,000 miles! 1 9 9 5
1966 THUNOERBIRO
Automatic ar, caeaetta. powa window* seMs and lock*
16.000 miles! ' 8 9 9 5
19S4 MAZPA ft2000 PICKUP—
SE5. fiberglass cap, AM FM caasett* wttn aoualua sftarp'
49,000 miles! ' 3 7 9 5
H O N D A
CLEARANCE
IN PROGRESS
WHILE THEY LAST
ACT NOW!!
SUNSHINE HONDA
ioap ItvUnr T? »-J
1 £iuj a1ui nijjul "v4.
! Miles W . of 1-275. Plymouth
4 5 3 - 3 6 0 0
ESCORT 1985-y 1 9L, 4 spawd.
caaaette *unroo' ru*t prooled Na»
tire* $1995 646-9163 584-0366
ESCORT 1966
powa Meermg
mike* $2,750
Black auto air
brakaa. 56.000
333-7313
DAYTONA 1987 - 2 5 Wa. 55,000
mlea av, cruise eutometic. $5100
Cal weekday*. 7-3pm 874-7948
OAYTONA 1988
$5996
automatic. Mr
FOX HILLS
ChryMa-Ptymouth
455-8740 961-3171
DAYTONA 1968 - red, IpoUa, cus-
tom wheeM, more, 36,000 mle*,
$4995 Afta 6pm 358-3054
DAYTONA 1989 automatic, ar *
roof aid more, 21.000 mllea.
n*w only $7,950
CRESTWOOD
DOOGE
421-5700
DAYTONA 1989 - new ca financing
8 warranty ivHabie $7995
FOX HILLS
ChryMa-Ptymouth
8740 961-31
DAYTOKA 1989. Red, excellent
condition. Mr. Mty loaded.
$8 000 Cal 353-62M
MONACO 1971, powa
brakes, auto, 363 cdl. good
tion, no rust $2000/b*et 569-5073
•leering.'
od condi-
0MN» 1967, ar, *laeo caaaette.
great oondltion 36.000 mae*. *port
tire*'rims 13500/beet 546-2042
OMNI 1987 wr.ii
5 speed. 66.0001
$2500
ESCORT 1966 - good condition,
runs-need* engine work 60.000
mile* $ 1.100'best 553-4698
ESCORT 1966 GT Burgundy air,
powa *teenng brakes cru.ee. ca*-
satla. 5 speed $2900 459-4894
ESCORT 1986 - GT. loeded, new
tire*, brake* am-fm ca**ette.
dutch, more Cleen, f»gh mle*.
highway driven $2700 879-7964
ESCORT, 1966, L - Powa steering/
brake*, automatic, air «m/tm cas-
sette Excellent condition $1800'
best Afta 6pm 459-2439 459-0328
ESCORT 1966 L. 2 door 34,000
mle* Rust Proofed 1 Owner 1
$2,900 or best ofta 489-7134
ESCORT 1987 GL automatic, good
condition 37,000 miles $3500 or
best ofla 537-4739
ESCORT 1987 GL Wagon automat-
ic, stereo, new tlree, clean, one
owna 12 750 435-3746
ESCORT 1987'* GT,
sunroof 32.000 maaa 35mpo. greet
&ML B7944M
ESCORT 1SSS* automatic, power
steenng/breke*. am. e»Client con-
dition made/ out 15,000 453-7641
ESCORT 19M GL - eutomatlc low
$5200/beM
476-3131
mlaig*, av
After 6pm
ESCORT 1969 GT -
ar, sunroof $7485
North Brother* Ford
L A W A U T O S A L E S
7 2 2 - 5 2 0 0
3 2 1 1 S M I C H I G A N A V E .
261-2453
HONDA OWNERS
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Customers wafting lor al late modM
TYME AUTO
«5S-5 5M
LTD 1981 Nww tlree, deen, m I out
$700 00'beet ofla Needs carbure-
tor & bet'ay 464-1872
LT0 1964 Wegon, 56,200 mile*, a»r
powa neermg-brakaa runa good
body tar $2300 464-7195
i TO 1984 Waoon - automatic- ar
Flush Radiator
Add Coolant
35 000 miles Only 13795
FOX HILLS
Chrysia - Plymouth
455-8740 0 Oil & Filter
Change
[7] Rotate
Tires
With coupon expires 10-31-90
961-3171
MAVERICK 1976 - Besic trsnsporta-
tton, 2 door, pcrwa sleatng, 1300/
best Afta 6pm 397-1849
MUSTANGS 1969-87 GT * -5 0 V-
S's 5 speeds 8 auiomaoc*. al heva
•v loaded wtth extras the beet se-
lection anywhere Priced to sal
Hurry m tor your choice
TOP DOLLAR
PAID FOR I H i
BLACKWELL
MUSTANG 1986 JJUaldiback. V-
6. eutometic. am. mgh powered
sert* powa sleatng $ brake*, tua
not
Plymouth
Ua Miles W. of I-275
453-3600
By Appointment Only
MUSTANG 1967 GT, convertible,
white on white ladle* car. 30.000
mlee. Ml option*. 19800 or beM ol
624-5304
OMNI 1987 4 door, 5
60 .000 mMs Runs good
$1550 729-6512
ESCORT 1989 LX- 2 door, automat-
ic an/fm caaaette. ar, low mlee.
$5900 344-0027
EXP 1966 Exceaent condition 5
apeed stereo caaaette. new tirwe 8
exhauM 13000 525-5558
1990
TURBO COUPE
Sticker $27,022. all options
3300 miles, factory official
•19,995
1388 FORD HI-TOP
VAN CONVERSION
Super loaded, low miles
•11,995
1989 MUSTANG G.T.
Red, air. til crm»e. ca*
sette more
•8495
1989 SUNBlRD
TURBO G.T. COUPE
15.000 miles, loaded, sale
^ »7995
1988 CUTIASS SUPREME
INTERNATIONAL
33.000 miles, super loaded
•9995
1988 G.M.C.
PICK-UP S.LE.
Extra sharp
•8995
1986 WHTlAC m
STRETCH LI M0
RecondMoned & ready tc
° *8995
1988 FIER0
FORMULA
27,000 miles, air, tilt,
crtuse. casseAe. mors
•8495
1986 JIMMY
Air. auto tilt, cruse, power
windows & locks, cassette
•7995
1986 HONDA
PRELUDE SI
Al - njnroof. poaar wtndow*
•6995
1987 HORIZON
Automatic, power steering
37 000 mtkea. one owner
•3995
1987 PLYMOUTH
SUNDANCE COUPE
Low rnHea. Hke new.
•3995
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NEW 1991 ESCORT LX WAGON
Power steering and brakes, tinted glass, air. automatic, AM/FM
stereo cassette, light group, convenience group, body side moldings,
console, luggage rack, reclining bucket seats, child safety
locks. Stock #5518
WAS $T2,171
NEW 1990
PROBE GL
HATCHBACK
Automatic, rear defroster,
power steeling and brakes,
tinted glass, body side
moldings, console,
performance Instrument cluster.
Stock #1507.
WAS $12,657
1'10,313
IS
p 10001
REBATE
Wm
a'/ md
—?127bS2*
NEW 1990
RANGER S 4X2
Power brakes tinted glaaa. spotter, «n« k>c> brakes
mwe.4—on. dome Ugh!, ekuft pMn. MarysI wpera
w art— em.ea.on Stock #5006
WAS $8894
IS '7050
500
rebatI
WAS $8457 WAS $9714
J 750
REBATE
EW 1990 FESTIVA L
2 Door
Reclining bucket seals, power brakes, gages, console, rear defroster
counesy lamps, styled steel wfieeis body mOm moldings
WAS $6861 5484
NEW 1990
PROBE GT
11000
REBATE
Power steering and brakes, tinted
glass, 4 wheel disc brakes, fog
lamps, body side moldings, rear
spoiler, aluminum wheels, console,
light group, performance instrument
cluster, rear defroster, automatic.
Stock #7619.
is
WAS $15,768
$
Power steenng and Or ekes, tinted
amtm^
detroete. kgnt group. powr i
cast aluminum »tn«i clear ooat i
WAS $18,114
13,052
1990 TAURUS
GL WAGO
13,750|
INEW 1990
RANGER 4X2
•CAB
rr=r^2^^ ,,,nn *** mi -
WAS $14,787
IS '10,450
EW1991 ESCORT
LX 4 Door
Power steermg snd IxitM Imtefl 91 MS -b» detroster
group, corrveruence group. console, AM FM stereo body skM
moWin^s. ctuid safety lochs Stock #S569
WAS $12,578
NEW 1990
MUSTANG
GT
7660
REBATE
Power steering and brakes, tinted
—J — — UmK* nafi • 11 luni,. unnnlftllfin
giass, Hgm group, instrumentation,
console, aluminum wheels, rear
spotter, body side moldings, power
windows and door locks, speed
control, AM/FM stereo cassette,
premium sound system, air,
traction-Jok axle, rear defroster Stock
#1827. -V W
WAS $16,421
IS '12,824
1990 AEROSTAR
WAGON
W9Q
'12,562
NEW 1990 F-250
WAS $14,998
IS
$ 11,742*
cmu mmy to£ , »oc!urs233
was $10,110
MOOQ
IREBATE
EW 1991 ESCORT
•LX 2 Door!
$ 7964
1990 MUSTANG
LX HATCHBACK
pokw steering and brakes anted glass