Kroger clears major hurdle - Canton Public Library

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THURSDAY, MAY 2,1996 • CANTON, MICHIGAN • 94 PAGES 0 

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SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS 

Kroger clears major hurdle 

BY RALPH R. ECHTINAW 

STAFF WRITER 

A 184,000-square-foot shopping center to 

include Canton's second " LrOgi er supfcrmar- 

ket cleared a major hurdle Monday as planning.commissioners 

gave their blessings. 

The site plan of a new shopping 

center on the southwest corner of 

Canton Center and Ford, including a 

Kroger supermarket just five-eights 

of a mile from ah6lher Kroger, was 

recommended for approval Monday 

by township planning commissioners. 

The township board must approve 

the site plan before it becomes official. 

Developer Stuart Frankel planA 

construction of a 184,. 

< / X c . 20. 

. On Wednesday last the mortal Dart 

.WASHINGTON the Great-r-the Fathe 

of his Country ami the Friend of mai] 

wa* consigned to the tomb, with soletn 

honors and funeral pomp 

A multitude of persons assembled, fro 

many miles round, at Mount Vernon, tU 

choice abode and last residence of the i! 

hilarious* chief. There were the grov 

:he spacious avenues, the beautiful a 

sublime scenes, the noble mansion—b 

alias , the august inhabitant was now 

v'A. That great soul was t?oucf H, 

mortal part was there indeed; but ah 

now affecting! how awful the spectacle 

mch worth and greatness, thus, to mo 

?ves, fallen !—Yes ! fallen ! fallen ! 

In the long anil lofty Portico. where 

he Hero walked in §j[l his glory, n hours. 

At the medical Center, volunteers perform-a 

number of duties, including providing patients 

with tAnsportation to the medical center, help 

ing employees with administrative duties and 

escorting patients to their appointments. 

Rookie of the Year 

State Rep. Loren Bennett of Canton has been 

honored by the Michigan Manufacturers Association 

as "Rookie of the Year " 

The association chose Bennett, chair of the 

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TAMMS GRMTa/STAfT Ajmar . 

A And: Bill 

Harper of 

Canton 

stumbled 

across a 

copy of the 

Ulster 

County 

Gazette 

dated 

Jan. 4, 

1800, that 

was primarily 

devoted to 

the death of 

first Americanpresident 

George 

Washington. 

Harper 

found the 

paper 

amongst 

his. grandparents' 

. 

belongings. 

At right is a 

portion of 

an article 

from, the 

paper. 

Senate Natural Resources, and EnvironmentaL 

Affairs Committee, for his work oft Act 307 

reforms *and the introduction and passsge of 

environmental audit privilege legislation. 

Bennett also is vice chair of the Financial Services 

Committee and is a member of the Local, 

Urban and State Affairs Committee. 

Library closes temporarily 

Patrons are reminded that the CTanton Public 

Library will close its doors temporarily beginning 

at 6 p.m. Tuesday, April 30 through Friday, 

May 3. The library ^rill reopen at 9:30 a.m. Saturday, 

May f 

The library will be closed so new carpeting 

may be installed. 

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The Observer/THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1996 

Fireworks legal battles heat up for 

Br RALPH R. EOJITNAW 

STAFF WRITER 

;The legal tug of war over the 

business practices of two Michigan 

Avenue fireworks merchants 

is heating up again as the calendar 

apprpaches the Fourth of 

July. 

'Judge Ron Lowe of the 35th 

District Court ruled Monday, 

April 29, that he erred last June 

when he signed a search warrant 

that led to the seizure of 525 

cftses of fireworks from Tri-City 

Fireworks June 22. If the Wayne 

County prosecutor's office doesn't 

appeal Lowe's ruling, the fire- 

Treasure from page 1A 

Illinois where his family lived. 

~0l»t then I started, seeing references 

in the paper to Rochester: 

And to me Rochester is New 

York" 

.âjarper started investigating. 

Bk traced the paper to Ulster 

County in New York. "I want to 

tyll this paper and see if it's still 

works will be returned to Tri- 

Citv owners Donald and Pat 

Linn. 

The Linns sell fireworks that 

are considered illegal in Michigan, 

but ship them out of state, 

which is legal under state law 

and has been affirmed by a 1989 

Ingham County Circuit Court 

injunction. Prosecutors believe 

Tri-City sells fireworks within 

the state. 

Canton Township Police Det. 

Richard Pomorski bought three 

items from Tri-City last year, 

which were used to get Lowe to 

sign the warrant that he 

in business," he said. 

The newspaper has only four 

pages and the middle section is 

devoted entirely to George 

Washington. But it is not at all 

like today's newspapers. While 

Washington's obituary is included 

it is not_the-domin^t article 

in the middle portion. Instead a 

ii-HowTo Buy An Air Conditioning and Heating System 

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There should have been lan-. 

guage in the search warrant to 

protect Tri-CityV right to sell 

fireworks outside the state," 

Lowe said. 

Neither he, Pomorski, or 

Wayne County assistant prosecutor 

Ray Walsh, knew ajgout 

the law or the injunction 

enabling Tri-City to possess fireworks 

for sale out of state, Lowe 

said. 

If he knew then what he 

knows how, Lowe said, he would 

not have signed the search war- 

majority of the news about 

Washington is a letter by the 

U.S. Senate about the first president 

with a response from then- 

President John Adams. The middle 

section also contains a poem 

about Washington written by an 

unidentified girl. 

The front page of the newspaper 

is dominated by U.S. Congressional 

news, but it is in resolution 

and letter form. Also on 

the front is an extract from a letter 

from Lt. Col. Henry Clinton 

to Lord .Grenville regarding the 

movement of troops.. 

The back page of the newspaper 

boasts advertising similar to 

today's classified ads. One ad 

was to hire an apprentice, another 

was to sell a female slave. 

There was also a notice that 

someone's red bull had strayed, 

a lost was watch, and a second 

notice from a husband who 

declared he was no longer 

responsible for-his wife's debts. 

Harper figures the newspapen 

has been handed down in his 

family "My grandparents 

CLASS RINGS 

rant. 

Walsh said the prosecutor's 

office will wait to see Lowe's 

written opinion before deciding 

whether to appeal the decision to 

the circuit court. 

To be fair to him, to be fair to 

everybody, I've got to see what 

he writes in his opinion," Walsh 

said. 

Meanwhile, Burda Bros. Fireworks, 

also on Michigan Avenue, 

has submitted a request to the 

township to have a fireworks display 

in 1996. 

The permit is not expected to 

weren't that old to get the 

paper," he said. 

Now that he has the newspaper 

he's been calling a number of 

places to find out what it's 

worth. One place told him it was 

only worth $20-$50. He doesn't 

believe it. He also plans to call 

the University of Michigan. 

"If it's worth a large amount of 

money, I'll sell it. If it isn't, I'll 

keep it," said Harper, who also- 

from the 1800s, as well as his 

grandfather's pocketwatch. "All 

of this stuff was in a big pile. I 

was at my brother's house and 

he said it was just a bunch of old 

photographs and he was going to 

throw it all out." 

Harper is amazed by the condition 

of the newspaper, which 

appears to be printed on something 

similar to a yellow-colored 

onion paper. "You can read it as 

though it was printed this morning. 

I can't imagine there are too 

many of these papers in existence." 

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Burda Bros, owners Elissa and 

Elfin Burda have also been in 

court since last June when state 

police raided their business on 

the same day Canton police raided 

Tri-City. Burda Bros, had 

been permitting customers to 

buy fireworks after paying $1 to 

join the American Fireworks 

Users Association. 

( The Burdas are expected to be 

in Wayne County Circuit Court 

Friday, May 3, as Judge John 

Murphy rules on the legality of 

their fireworks association. "If a 

circuit court judge declares these 

business practices legal under 

the law, I'm not going to second 

\uess that judge's opinion," said 

Lowe last October. 

Attorney Hugh -Buck" Davis, 

representing Tri-City and Burda 

Bros., said Murphy will also rule 

on the vagueness of the state 

statute banning fireworks and 

on whether federal regulations 

regarding fireworks take precedence 

over state regulations. - 

"I've been trying to get somebody 

to do (this) for years and 

they keep ducking," he said. 

Rouge volunteers sought 

For the first time in the 11year 

history of the. annual Rouge 

Rescue river clean-up, a stretch 

of the Rouge's tributary system 

in Canton Township will be 

included this June. 

Coordinator David Thomas is 

seeking volunteers to pull log- 

Kroger from page 1A 

1997. Kroger plans to remodel 

the existing store at Sheldon and 

Ford. 

Canton resident Karl Zarbo, 

who manages property for 

Ramco-Gershenson of Southfield, 

and who was recently appointed 

to the planning commission, said 

that Kroger probably won't give 

up its old store because another 

supermarket would likely move 

in. • 

However, planning commissioners 

have been more*concerned 

with the proposed 

appearance of the shopping.center. 

In early April they sent 

Frankel and company packing 

with instructions to make his 

design more pleasing to the eye. 

"This screams 1970s strip 

mall," sdid Commissioner Melissa 

McLaughlin. 

"It's bland and^ redundant," 

!c Gustafson. 

It looks like you're creating a 

billboard for the signage," said 

Commissioner Catherine Johnson. 

Frankel's" architect, Lonny 

Zimmerman of Siegal/Tuomaala 

Associates of Farmington Hills, 

worked with Canton planning 

staff and a couple of the commissioners 

to create a design more 

to the commission's liking.. 

jams, tires, auto parts, barrels 

conveyor belts and plastic sheet 

ing from the Tonquish Creek 

Saturday, June l.To volunteer 

call Thomas at 453-7402, or 973 

3582 

"We are pleased with the 

changes that have been made," 

Associate Planner Judy Bocklage 

said. 

At first the design had a "horizontal 

feel to it," Zimmerman 

said, but it has been modified to 

incorporate standing seam metal 

roof elements, brick, on all 

columns and several 'storefront 

areas to break up the monotony. 

(SantondDbsmrer 

"We tried to create an atmosphere 

that isn't a series of 

repeating elements." Zimmerman 

said. 

In contrast to the April 2 meeting, 

when Frankel appeared 

dumbfounded by the commission's 

insistence on a pleasing 

appearance, Monday's meeting 

of minds was cordial indeed. 

"One last request," Gustafson 

said. "If you overdo on flowers, 

that's fine." 

Afterwards, commissioners 

talked about the difficulty of getting 

developers to do what they 

want. 

Commissioner Bob Wade said 

of Frankel: "This looks like what 

you told us was your theme, but 

it took a huge effort to get there." 

Added McLaughlin: "It's just a 

matter of stringing them along 

for six months." 

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Bob's Tribute to Bing Crosb> 

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S Canton Center Road. Canton, Michigan will accept sealed bids up to 

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.Publish Mav i. 1996 

TERRY G BENNETT. Clerk 


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Pohlvh May 2 1996 

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Canton Center and Beck Roads and the design of new 8-inch water main to 

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The Observer/ THURSDAY, MAY 2,1996 

Healthy job market awaits SC grads 

Some 900 student® will graduate 

from Schoolcraft College this 

year, with more than half of the 

'96 graduates receiving degrees 

in a scientific field. 

The commencement ceremonies 

will begin at 6 p.m. Saturday, 

May 4, in the physical 

education building. 

Newsman Mort Crim will 

deliver the commencement 

address. 

Honorary degree recipients 

include businessman and civic 

leader Charles Mcllhargey and 

former Detroit News reporters 

Eleanor Breitmeyer and Arm and 

Gebert. 

Arthur Rockall, Northville 

artist and friend of the Schoolcraft 

College Scholarship Fund, 

will receive the Distinguished 

Alumni Award. 

The high proportion of students 

concentrating in a scientific 

field reflects what employers 

want, according to a Schoolcraft 

job counselor, who said the job 

market is wide open for those 

with specific technical skills. 

"The job market is excellent 

right now," Elaine Gerarge, 

Schoolcraft College job placement 

technician, said. 

jfThere are more jobs than 

people to fill them. Employers 

County parks 

to offer canoeing 

on Rouge River 

Beginning Saturday, May 4, 

Wayne County Parks ^yill open 

the doors to its canoe livery. 

The? new county-operated 

canoe livery was open on weekends 

last October, marking the 

first time since 1956 that local 

families had the opportunity to 

explore the river by canoe. 

The opening of the canoe livery 

is an important symbol for 

our efforts to clean up the Rouge 

River," said County Executive 

Edward H. McNamara. 

"We plan to make the Rouge a 

national model of how to take a 

river that once was thought to be 

polluted and return it to a state 

where people can use it and 

enjoy it." 

The Wayne County Parks livery 

is located on Hines Drive 

between Joy Road and Stark 

Road in Livonia. It will be open 

seven days a week, from 8-a.m. 

to 8 p.m. 

Canoe rates are $10 a canoe 

for the minimum two-hour 

rental and $4 for each additional 

half hour 

Reservations are recommend- 

'ed apd can be made by calling 

Wayne County Parks at (313) 

261-1990, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 

Monday through Friday. 

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are more Jobs than people to fill them. Employers 

are looking for workers with specific basic skills. 

They do not have the time or finances to train 

someone. They will hone the basic skills which 

someone already possess**." 

Elaine Gerarge, 

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are looking for workers with specific 

basic skills. They do no have 

the time or finances to train 

someone. They will hone the 

basic "skills which someone 

already possesses." 

In the Schoolcraft graduating 

class, about 550 people will 

receive associate's degrees in sci-_ 

ence, general science or engineering. 

^ _ 

Popular majors are registered 

nursing, business administration, 

applied science, criminal 

justice and liberal arts. 

This year's class is ujrby about 

100 people from the number of 

1995 graduates. 

"We are pleased to see a 13 

percent increase in the number 

of graduates this year," said 

Conway Jeffress, vice president 

for instruction. 

Tues., May! 

CeJeferatJng our 

10th Anniversary... 

.. with ewer 20 of the area's finest 

restaurants, hotels and caterers 

providing a fabulous array of delicious 

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with its elegant atmosphere, state-of-theart 

features and convenient 

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"It is too early to call it a 

trend, but we hope that students 

are seeing the value of completing 

a degree where the quality of 

instruction and the value for dollars 

spent is so high." 

Breitmeyer Gebert covered 

community events and Detroit 

society, at the Detroit News for 

35 years. She has received professional 

awards and was named 

Detroit Federation of Women's 

Clubs Woman of the Year. 

Armand Gebert wrote for the 

Detroit News for 42 years as $ 

general assignment reporter, 

music and drama critic and ethnic 

writer and columnist. 

The couple live in Farmington. 

Mcllhargey, a businessman for 

more than 35 years, founded and 

managed a wholesale equipment 

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where he earned an associate's 

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He earned a bachelor's degree 

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More than 800 studejnts, the 

largeat class ever, will join the 

alumni ranks at Madonna University's 

commencement at 10:30 

a.m. Saturday in Calihan Hall at 

the University of Detroit Mercy 

Of the graduates, 87 will 

receive a master's degree, 660 

will receive a bachelor's degree, 

and the remainder either an 

associate's degree or certificate. 

Madonna University's vice 

president for Planning and Mission 

Effectiveness, the 

Francis S. Tebbe, will preside 

over the commencement ceremonies. 

Sister Ann Stamm, professor 

and chairperson of religious 

studies and philosophy, will give 

the invocation. 

A reception hosted by Madonna 

University President Sister 

Mary Francilene will beêld in 

the Residence Hall dining room 

after Mass. 

Three people will receive honorary 

degrees, including Leo J. 

Brennan Jr., vice president and 

executive director of the Ford 

Motor Company Fund; Mary A. 

Lyons, president of Lyons Tool & 

Engineering; and William C. 

Stokoe, professor emeritus of 

Gallaudet University 

Brennan, who received bachelor's 

and master's degrees from 

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honor • 

• Madonna will graduate 

800 students Saturday 

- Ms largest 

class ever. 

the University of Notre Dame 

and attended the School of Foreign 

Service at Georgetown University, 

has supported Madonna 

University through the Ford 

Motor Company Fund. 

Lyons, wife of the late William 

A. Lyons, assumed the role of 

president of Lyons Tool & Engineering 

after her husband died. 

A graduate of Alliance College, 

Walsh Institute.and Wayne 

State University, Lyons served 

on the Detroit Board of Education 

for 27 years. 

She taught prim airy, secondary 

and adult levels of education. In 

memory of her husband, she contributed 

to the physics lab of 

Madonna University's science 

wing and to a departmental 

office in the School of Business. • 

Stokoe was chair of Gallaudet's 

English Department 

and was director of its linguistics 

research lab. _• , 

He is the editor of Sign Language 

Studies, a quarterly journal, 

and is known for his books 

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Post office 

The check isn't in the mail 

The recent announcement that site selection 

will begin this fall is a breakthrough in 

Canton's almost three-year quest for a fullservice 

post office. 

But don't take out the party hats. The 

check isn't in the mail yet. 

All that really has been announced so far is 

that a full-service post office for Canton is now 

the number one priority for the Detroit postal 

district. • • 

Let's not forget that Canton had four major 

road projects that were considered a priority 

this year. Only one is ^moving forward. These 

projects also were to receive federal funding. 

While financing for roads and post offices 

clearly comes from different coffers with distinctly 

different political players and agendas, 

Canton has had its own share of disappointment 

when waiting for federal - or even state 

money for that matter - to come downstream. 

That's not to say there isn't cause for excitement 

in the community. Canton's new position 

on the postal sen-ice's priority list is a testament 

to perseverance, ingenuity and knowing 

just who and how to annoy. 

- If that's what it takes to get postal authorities 

to take notice, then a premiere job was 

done. 

Of course, anyone and everyone seems to be 

clamoring for recognition on this accomplishment. 

Clearly, all efforts have helped. 

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OPINION 

7^4 WING, PLYMOUTH, MI 48170 

It must be recognized that as Canton was 

dragging on t£e priority list. Clerk Terry Bennett 

took it upon herself to work behind the 

scenes, nudging consistently for attention to 

the township's burgeoning business and resi- . 

dential population. 

Through her efforts, U.S. Postal Service 

Regional District Manager Carl January visited 

Canton in January. She also provided 

updated information to support Canton's on 

priority move. 

Through Bennett's efforts, the postal service 

knows what land remains available in 

Canton for a post office. 

The fact that we are soon entering an election 

season the issue of who receives credit for 

Canton's new priority listing is of great importance 

to politicians. 

But other players must be mentioned. 

U.S. Rep. Lynn Rivers and her staff must 

be complimented for nudging and phone calling 

to help prompt the change. 

In the fray, Canton trustee Bob Shefferly 

should not be overlooked. It was his Canton 

Essential Services Committee that first 

announced the need and the quest for a fullservice 

post office. 

Now Canton needs the same kind of persistence 

to ensure that the proposed new post 

office is really going to be budgeted. 

Scholars earn plaudits 

Dear Readers 

Inside today's Observer you have an opportunity 

to read about outstanding students 

from your hometown high schools. Wait until 

you meet this Observer Academic All-Star 

Team representing the Class of 1996. 

This is the 12th annual All-Star Team we 

have selected since we began this very important 

event. The 1996 team is among the most 

academically accomplished. 

"The schools are sending their best and 

brightest to us," said Larry Boehms, principal 

of Troy High School and chairman of this 

year's judging committee. 

"Every year it gets to be more of a joy for us 

- the quality of students seems to increase." 

Selection to the team has always been 

based solely on the numerical combination of 

grade point average and either SAT or ACT 

scores, whichever is higher. Scoring is done by 

a committee of the Michigan Association of 

Secondary Principals from throughout our Circulation 

areas and headed by Larry Boehms of 

Troy High School. _ 

Dale Coller, principal of Livonia's Stevenson 

High School, is the longest-serving All- 

Star mdge. We're honored to have him on the 

committee and we've included a special feature 

in this year's section on him. You can 

read about Coller and his 35-year career in 

education and his thoughts about today's students 

in this year's special section. 

Our special thanks to Madonna University, 

the exclusive sponsor of this special section 

the last two years. The Livonia-based university 

offers a strong liberal arts foundation 

with solid career preparation and a commitment 

to serving others.. 

Students on the 1996 team will head to 

many colleges and universities including the 

University of Michigan, Miclân^JtaU^j^^^ 

QUESTION: 

Should 


have a 

middle 

school? 

We ashed this 

question at the 

Canton Public 

Library. 

•I think it's a 

good idea with 

overcrowded 

classes. 

too hard to manage 

the kids.' 

* Devtd Wayna 


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COMMUNITY VOICE 

•I don't think It's 

necessary. The 

important part is 

to house high 

school kids." 

veraitv. Harvard, Northwestern, Western 

Michigan University and Duke after graduation 

to study political science, pre-med, engineering 

land science. 

They have set high goals and have accomplished 

much during their busy and very prcn 

ductive high school years. - ^ 

The one thing they all have in common is 

outstanding academic achievement coupled 

with unparalleled extracurricular involvement. 

Their applications are thoughtful as they 

write of their loving and supportive parents 

and special teachers who have motivated 

them to achieve. 

The Observer Newspapers is proud to honor 

and share with our readers the good things 

outstanding students are accomplishing. 

Congratulations to the 1996 team: Sharon 

Agacinski of Mercy High school, Lisa Berry 

of Churchill High School, Michael 

Buchanan of Detroit Catholic Central, 

David Chan of Plymouth Canton High 

School, Patrick Chun of Plymouth Salem 

High School, Marjory DeWard of Mercy 

High School, Jeff Druchniak of Churchill 

High School, Emily L. Ebenhoe of Harrison 

High School, Thomas Engelhardt of Westland 

John Glenn, Brendan Fay of Harrison 

High School, Robert France of Franklin 

High School, Kevin Haudek of Plymouth 

Canton High School, Heh Shin Kwak of Plymouth 

Salem High School, Michael Lesniak 

of Redford Thurston High School, Daniel 

Marlow of Plymouth Christian High School, 

Kristi McCrory of Stevenson High School, 

Amy Moldenhauer of Lutheran-Westland 

High School, Timothy Streit of Farmington 

High School, Gavin Sy of North Farmington 

High School and Gregory VanHoey of 

Detroit Catholic Central High School. 

*J don't think we 

need a new middle 

school. We 

need a new high 

school.' 

Canton Canton 

-We need a high 

school before we 

need a middle 

school.' 


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Road fight smacks of politics 

LETTERS 

I have just finished reading yet another 

article about the fight over road dollars. And 

now we appear to be headed to court to fight 

and spend scarce public tax dollars on a legal 

challenge. Why? 

I am a W&yne County commissioner. As a 

commissioner, and more specifically as the 

vice-chair of the commission's ways and 

means (budget and appropriations) committee, 

I»pay considerable attention to the matter 

of Wayne County roads. Especially since my 

11th Commission District (which includes 

Canton Township) has far and away the most. 

miles of unpaved roadway. During ceitain 

times of the year school buses cannot even traverse 

those roads because of their condition. 

Moreover, I pay attention because I know the 

details of the county budget. 

So, I ata driven to ask a question. "Who is 

this guy — Michael Duggan — anyway? He 

has never been elected to anything — not even 

dogcatcher. He is merely a power-hungry 

bureaucrat appointed by Edward H. McNamara 

to be his junkyard dog, and this entire fight 

over the road money is a political battle with 

the most popular governor (John Engler) this 

state has had in my lifetime. 

I know Mike Duggan. I have seen him in 

action. He doesn't care about people. Just ask 

residents of Huron Township and Romulus 

who have experienced his callous disregard 

relative to the incessant aircraft noise. Or, the 

good people of Sumpter Township who were 

forced to accept the largest landfill in North 

America. Or, my neighbors — the residents of 

Belleville, Van Buren and Canton townships 

— who he threatened with a "Field of Dreams" 

tradeport at Willow Run which would have 

killed the fastest growing, most viable area of 

Wayne County, solely to repay political favors 

and to punish the conservative Republican 

section of Wayne County. 

The roads problem faced all over Michigan 

are real. They have been in the making for 

over a decade. Hie people deserve good roads. 

Providing good ropds is a legitimate activity of 

government, unlike some of the other pursuits 

people like Mike Duggan take us on, like the.. 

"Festival of Lights," which may be nice to 

behold, but are certainly not a priority. 

The people deserve real leadership on 

issues like these. They want solutions, not 

divisiveness. They cry out for creativity and' 

innovation to maximize the use of their hardearned 

tax dollars. 

That is why I labored to have budget - 

instruction written into the appropriations 

ordinance for the county last year. It calls on 

the roads department of the McNamara 

Administration to come up with new, innovative 

and creative alternatives to be considered. 

How has the McNamara Administration, 

led by Duggan, responded? By affording nothing. 

Not the leasH>it of creativity or innovation. 

Why? Because Mike Duggan would 

rather spend his time fighting with the governor. 

The county's fiscal year budget for road 

work is more 

mara Administration wringing all the waste 

and inefficiency out of the roads department? 

Or, is it known to be a bastion of nepotism and 

cronyism? Does the county adhere to a policy 

of awarding all contracts for materials 

through an open and accountable bid process? 

Or, are there frequent exceptions and sole 

source contracts awards? Have convoluted 

requests for proposal and for bids been identified? 

I bet you aan guess the answers to those 

questions. ^ 

Canton ®b server 

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If the administration is to be efficient, why 

is Wayne County's administrative overhead 

factor of for the roads department Over 21 percent 

when the statewide average for other 

counties is 16.2 percent? On an annual roads _ 

budget of $131 million that's over $6.5 million 

unaccounted for expenditures. 

Perhaps Mike Duggan and his boss should 

spend some time working to reduce this overage, 

instead of picking fights with our governor. 

But that's not Mike's style 

Federal law requires metropolitan planning 

, organizations, such as SE^COG, to approve 

state transportation plans for their region 

before federal road project money is released. 

The intent of this legislation was to diminish 

political wrangling and promote regional cooperation. 

At least with this issue, SEMCOG 

appears to have fallen under the spell of a particularly 

venomous, mean-spirited political 

operative — Mike Duggan. Why? Because he 

has his own agenda. And, it's not to provide 

better roads for Wayne County. 

He already had a chance to provide better 

road^when Jim Blanchard was governor. He 

failed." 

Mike, the roads are horrible, they are 

deplorable. The people want a solution. Collaborate, 

don't exacerbate. 

Bruce Patterson 

County Commission 11th District 

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The Observer!THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1996 

POINTS OF VIEW 

The bear facts , 

City dwellers should, mind their own business | 

The animal 

the rounds wit 

stopping the pra 

bait piles for bears. 

folks are making 

itions atoned at 

e of putting out 

The idea is that hunters shouldn't 

be able to put out fopd for the bruins 

and then later show up and shoot the 

animals while the/se having dinner. 

It's one of-those ideas that has 

great appeal in suburban Detroit 

when an earnest frfcnd or ne^hbor 

shows up with a petition in hand. I 

really can't bl*me people for signing 

them, with that idea in mind. 

However, there's a whole other side 

to it. One that I was exposed to last 

summer. It's the guys who tend to the 

bait piles. | 

It's not pnettyi It involves hauling 

five-gallon pails of rotten meat and 

anything else that's not fit for human 

consumption through the woods in 90 

degree heat. 

. Actually, I was headed fishing on 

the day I became a bear baiter. I was 

tossing my rod into the Jeep, and 

ready to head to the Fox River when I 

noticed a friend with whom I was 

staying hauling plastic buckets to his 

truck. 

It looked like he was making a trip 

to the town dump. So, when he asked 

if I wanted to accompany him, 1 wasn't 

enthused. ^ 

"I'm going to bait my bear traps," 

he said. 

It was one of those outdoor activities 

that I had never engaged in and 

probably won't ever have the chance 

to do again, so I jumped in the pickup 

truck and drove off. 

Riding with a lockl in the Upper 

Peninsula is always an experience. 

Even though I know the area, we 

were quickly on unfamiliar roads that 

went from gravel to two-track and 

then to nothing. 

We came to a stop at a downed 

tree. That's a sign there's something 

on the road. Locals often drag trees 

onto a road to ensure that tourists 

JEFF COUNTS 

don't go down them. - 

Anyway, we put on-hip boots and 

started walking a trail, each carrying 

two buckets of rotten food and several 

bottles of molasses. 

It was a hot August day and after 

about 50 feet I was sweating and by 

100 yards I probably smelled like one 

of the buckets I was carrying. 

The eastern Upper Peninsula is low 

and brushy. You can hardly see more 

than 25 yards in front of you. 

My companion took note that we _ 

were using the same trails used by 

the bears when going to feed at the 

piles. I hoped it wasn't lunch time. 

"I don't even hunt them anymore," 

he said. "They look too much like a 

human when they are skinned and 

hung up." 

I admitted that I've never had 

much of a desire to shoot one myself. 

It's a lot of work to drag a 200-to 400pound 

bear out of the woods, even 

with some help. 

My companion said he rents out 

the piles for about $200 a day during 

hunting season: To do that he has to 

drag in the rotten food for the bait 

piles several times a week during the 

summer months. He said he has done 

the math on how much money he 

makes off of them and it really doesn't 

pay that much. There is also the time 

it takes to get the correct permits 

from the state Department of Natural 

Resources. 

After about a 30-minute walk, we 

arrive at the first site. He dumped one 

of the five-gallon pails over, put a log 

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on top of it and poured the molasses r « 

dn it to attract the bears, f 

The syrup was on his hands and 

arms and we stopped at a swamp to . 

wash it off. 4 * e 

After about two more hours of this, 

we were back at the truck. 

"I don't know how many more yeart 

I'm going to do this," he said. 

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It was an understandable sentiment. 

It's hard, sweaty work done by 

people who have chosen to live in 

remote places where bears still live. 

These are people who are just trying tij. 

to augment their meager incomes r, 

with a few extra dollars. 

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They should be left in peace by us . -, 

urban folks with big cars and big 

1 incomes who pretend to know more 

about the rights of bears than these 

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Jeff Counts is the editor of the Ply- , 

mouth Observer and a Livonia resident. 

He can be reached at 459-2700. 

State term limits law will soon cause trouble 

! On paper, term limitation looks 

good. Citizen participation, not career 

politicians. Fresh ideas. Government 

close to the people. Rah! 

But some people who see government 

up close aPe beginning to see 

severe problems, particularly in the 

tetate House of Representatives, where 

la three-term limit kicks in, in 1998. 

; Paul Hillegonds, retiring speaker of 

•the House, said last yveek-that three 

?ars, are too short. ByJoS- 

;ing veterans, the House will lose its 

"institutional memory" — a fancy way 

.of saying that those who don't remem- 

Iber the past are doomed to repeat it. 

•' Future speakers and committee 

•chairs will be members with only four 

•years experience. The day they take 

their leadership posts, Hillegonds 

;said, the/11 be "lame ducks." He wondered 

aloud whether the House will 

;be able to do long-term thinking if 

members will be gone in six years. 

- House members will be more 

dependent on staff and lobbyists,, he 

said. They will be pushed around . 

more easily by the governor/ 

Hillegonds reminded me of former 

Rep. Bill Keith of Garden City. Keith 

spent many years working on a 

reform of Michigan's branch banking 

and interstate banking laws, only to 

have then-Gov. James Blanchard veto 

his_bill late in the session. Keith put 

in two more years whipping it into 

shape. And Keith is but one example. 

Hillegonds could have run one 

more term in his safe Holland district 

but chose to retire "for the good of my 

district." His successor will have one 

term of seniority when the full impact 

of term limits hits the House in 1998 

and will be better positioned for leadership 

when 85 new state representatives 

come to town. 

State budget troubles loom 

Gov. John EngleT gets back from Europe this • 

• week. Between jet lag, recent stories* suggesting 

; he no longer is a top pick for vice president and 

• a first-class problem with his budget, he may 

fwish he never had gone away. 

; Time cures jet lag. There's nothing Engler 

• can do about the vice presidential nomination: 

; it's Bob Dole's call. But Engler can do something 

; about the budget mess, although don't hold your 

I breath. 

; The seeds for the budget problem were sowed 

; last February, when the Engler Administration 

; assumed Congress and President Clinton would 

enact welfare reform along the lines that the 

governor had been pushing in Washington, thus 

i! saving the state some $320 million. That hasn't 

I' happened, and nobody I talk to thinks it will 

j' happen any time soon. So (fie Engler budget is 

$320 million short, right off the bat. 

And when legislators got back from their 

Easter vacation last week, people started noticing 

there was a problem. 

According to Engler, who certainly doesn't 

want a budget crisis blowing up in the middle of 

his campaign for vice president, there's no cause 

for worry. "I'm prepared to wait some time. I 

think this could go on throughout the year," he 

said. 

According to folks in the Legislature who now 

have the responsibility to enact some kind of 

budget, time already is running out. "At some 

point, we've got to say welfare reform simply 

isn't going to happen; let's look at the alternatives," 

said Sen. John Schwarz, chair of the Senate 

Appropriations subcommittee on higher education. 

'' Here's an example of why people are getting 

nervous: 

Engler's original budget proposal called for a 

5 percent increase for colleges and universities. 

That got the governor a lot of good ink about 

being a friend of colleges and universities, especially 

when it looked as though this level of 

state support would keep tuition increases at a 

low 2-3 percent for the year. 

That hurts a lot^f people. Parents of kids 

going to college, for one. Engler'a good friend, 

Michigan State University President Peter 

McPherson, for another. McPherson made a big 

PHIL POWER 

TIM RICHARD 

David Adamany, president of 

Wayne State University, warned lawmakers 

to devise a formula for fund- 

• ing universities PDQ, so that the 

higher education budget doesn't 

become a matter of political bargaining 

after 1998. 

"With term limits, institutional 

memory will disappear from the State 

Capitol, and funding arrangements 

are likely to become highly predictable 

and even Chaotic," Adamany 

said. 

deal last year about holding MSlTs tuition 

increase below the rate of inflation, and if 

Engler's original budget gets busted, McPherson 

winds up with egg aH over his face. 

The preliminary posturings already are taking 

place on what could be as big a fight over 

higher education appropriations as last year. 

Engler's flacks are saying the whole thing is 

President Clinton's fault, which is partly true. 

Conservatives, including the editorial page at 

the Detroit News, are arguing that the thing to 

do is hold the lid on spending, regardless. University 

presidents are wringing their hands. 

Democrats are gloating that, at last, Engler 

finds himself in a box. 

There is great logic to start figuring out 

"what if/" especially when it comes to things like 

college tuitions. But I doubt the political realities 

- Engler's conservative base, mixed with his 

political ambition - will allow people to do any 

such thing. 

Instead, expect the pressure to build, the 

rhetoric to heat up. I expect it won't be until a 

lame jduck session of the Legislature - well after 

Engler is or is not nominated for vice president", 

well after the election determines what party 

controls next year's Legislature and after some 

more Ambers are in - that it all will be sorted 

-out. * . 

In the meantime, college presidents will have 

a tough time figuring out what to bill parents 

for tuitions. If I had a kid in college, I'd be suggesting 

a high-paying summer job. 

Power is chairman of the company that owns 

this paper. Phone him at 953-20^7, Ext. 1880. 

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"We will regret the day we voted in 

term limits," agreed Sen. John J.H. 

Schwarz, R-Battle Creek, who chairs 

the Senate Appropriations subcommittee 

on the higher education budget. 

Actually, lawmakers have been trying 

to devise a formula, based on program 

offerings and student numbers, 

for decades - unsuccessfully. So it 

looks like universities are fn for porkbarrel 

chaos after 1998. 

My own study of House voting patterns 

convinces me we will have more 

ideological and partisan splits when 

junior members take over. 

Remember the school finance 

reform package that voters overwhelmingly 

favored 2-1 in 1994? If it 

had been up to the freshmen and 

sophomores, many of the tax bills 

never would have passed. Lawmakers 

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ty were able to reach bipartisan compromise. 

They had learned to think in 

broad, statewide terms. 

Michigan has been a middle-of-the- 1 

road state for many generations. The 

hard-nose conservatism of low-seniority 

Republicans and the bleeding- . 

heart liberalism of low-seniority 

Democrats doesn't match the way 

Michigan voters behave. 

Three terms are too few for state 

representatives. Ten terms are too 

many because one becomes a law unto 

himself, arbitrary and jaded. Five 

terms - one full turn of the census 

clock - would be far better. 

Unfortunately, we shall be well 

into the 21st Century before most people 

figure it out. 

Tim Richard reports on the local 

implications of state and regional 

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THURSDAY, MAY 2 , 1 9 9 6 

FAMILY ROOM 

KAREN MEIER 

Look who's 

turning 100 

The 100th installment of the "Family Room" 

will appear right here in two weeks. This fact 

came to my attention the other day and I 

couldn't believe it! One hundred! 

That much time has gone by? One hundred 

weeks? One hundred Thursdays? No way! 

The time has absolutely flown by. I mean it. 

The clock has sprouted wings, the calendar, too, 

and off they went. And I've tried catching them, 

but they keep flapping away. 

It's a scary thing. And whenever I mention it, I 

get a nod of the head and a melancholy reply, "It 

only gets worse as more time passes." The more 

time passes the more it passes quickly. And 

"fiat's that. 

And then I think of the gas gauge in our van. 

That's right, the gas gauge. The one that take's 

forever to move from FULL down to the next 

marking, and then after that'it takes a little less 

time to move to the next marking and then after 

that it seems as if a big hole gets punched in the 

tank and all the gas leaks out all at once and 

there I am - out of gas. That's the way time is. 

I don't know how this time thing happens nor 

do I know the reason for it. I just know it happens. 

Now, here's another thing about time that's so 

curious - the future. Indeed, the speedy present, 

the gas gauge effect of time, is definitely beyond 

me, but the future is even more "beyonder" me. 

For instance, 100 weeks ago-1 would never have 

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Bit of history - bit of sharin 

• The Rev. Steve Rottgers 

who has the task of starting 

a new church in the 

Canton community sees a 

bit of early Christian history 

in their temporary 

worship site, the formal 

chapel at the L.J. Griffin 

Home. 

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STAKFWRITER 

Air Saints Epis: 

copal Church and 

the L.J. Griffin 

Funeral Home, 

both of Canton, 

have struck up a 

temporary partnership 

that reflects religious history. 

For the past several months, the 

Rev. Steve Rottgers and his congregation 

have met in the funeral 

home's formal chapel. Rdttgers compares 

this arrangement to the early 

Christians meeting at the catacombs. 

"This is historically and traditionally 

one of the best places to meet," 

he explained. 

The early Christians met in catacombs 

to avoid persecution from 

Romans who were "pagan people not 

of the Christian faith and had a fear 

and a desire to move the issue of 

death out of their lives," Rottgers 

said. "The catacombs were an easyand 

safe haven because of the 

Romans' belief in wanting to avoid 

those places." 

Most of the modern burial practices, 

including headstones come 

from early Christian traditions 

which "shows how the church in 

many ways is wedded to the funeral 

history. 

"That's how you get that tie-in of 

funeral home and church together," 

Rottgers said. 

Rottgers got the idea of meeting at 

a funeral home while on sabbatical 

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between this job and his last. ^ . 

"I had just left the church in Virginia 

and I was on a six-week sabbatical," 

he said. "The first week I 

was given a trip t% Israel and Rome. 

When I got-off the plane in Rome, a 

member of (this area's) diocese 

asked me what I did and I told him I 

just completed starting up a church. 

He told me, "We have one wt? want to 

start up in Canton.' 

"I was with him when we were 

exploring the catacombs. While I 

was walking through the catacombs 

I was thinking about if I did want to 

continue to start another church. So 

when they asked me, they said 'Do 

you have any ideas where you would 

start?" The vision of the catacombs 

came back into my head." 

Besides the catacomb tradition, 

Rottgers incorporates more history 

into his services. 

"I'm using water from the River 

Jordan for communion. There's a lot 

of stuff from the holy land that 

we've been incorporating into the 

new churcjt^—- 

Rottgers and his family - wife 

Mary, and children Alex, 15, Peter, 

10, and Molly ,6 - moved here July 

1, 1994, from Virginia. Rottgers 

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CEinpsrary one and-the community; 

should not be concerned 

tSwl-Oie funeral home has ties to 

a specific rejigion. 

Rqttgers calls the arrangement 

"business-to-business networking 

(since we're) both memb^*$ôf 

the chamber of commfjeg." 

-jNe 've helped out other 

chiirches," Griffin said "Pastor 

Steve approached us and asked 

if we could help out his ministry 

for a few months. We've always 

been here in the community to 

.^service the community in all 

faiths. 

"This place is well-established 

in the community as a funeral 

home first and foremost." 

•; Although Rottgers would like 

tor stay at Griffin Funeral Home 

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from page 13A 

'We've always been 

here in the community 

to service the community 

in all faiths.' 

David Griffin 

until the end of the year, he said 

that Griffin is going to reevaluate 

the arrangement in late summer. 

All Saints Church is Rottgers' 

fourth church that, he has been 

involved with and the second 

that he has "started from 

scratch." 

Rottgers, a greater Cincinnati 

native who was schooled at an 

episcopal seminary in Lexington. 

Ky. He started Christ the King 

Church in Tabb, Va., in 1985. 


By the time he left in 1993, it 

had grown to 400 members and 

it had built its first church. 

All Saints has 70 baptized 

members with an average of 40 

people attending services. 

Rottgers said he hopes to one 

day built a church on seven 

acres of property on Warren 

Road between Beck and Ridge 

roads. When the ground-breaking 

happens, he said he plans to 

mix some of the dirt from the 

catacombs that he brought back 

with the new building. 

All Saints Episcopal Church 

meets at 10 a.m. Sundays at L.J. 

Griffin Funeral Home on Ford 

Road in Canton. For more information 

call Rottgers at (313) 

207-1817. 

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Observance is for motherless 

Motherless women will unite 

in the Detroit metropolitan area, 

New York and 14 other cities 

nationwide for the first Motherless 

Daughters Day Saturday, 

May 11, the day before Mother's 

Day. 

On that day, motherless 

daughters throughout the United 

States will come together to 

honor their mothers and commemorate 

their lives as part of 

Mother's Day weekend. . 

At 3 p.m. EDT nationwide, 

motherless women will be linked 

by a "Circle of Remembrance" as 

participants in each individual 

city join hands.and acknowledge 

their mothers by name. 

"Mother's Day is often a difficult 

time for women who have 

lost their mothers," said Hope 

Edelman. author of» Motherless 

Daughters" and "Letters from 

Motherless Daughters." "We 

hope to give them an opportunity 

to celebrate their mothers' lives 

rather than mourn their losses." 

In the metropolitan Detroit 

area, motherless women will 

gather at 1 p.m. for a luncheon 

at Meadowbrook Hall at Oakland 

University near Rochester. 

The event will feature guest 

speaker Dr. Ellen GPfcimeretz. a 

Birmingham psychologist who 

specializes in issues of loss and 

has been a motherless daughter 

since age six. Dr. Grumeretz also 

facilitates motherless daughter 

support groups. 

Women need not be members 

of the ntional Motherless Daughters 

organization to attend the 

luncheon. There is a minimal 

cost for the luncheon, and a voluntary 

donation for the Motherless 

Daughters organization will 

be accepted. 

Mary Ann Court, 34, a motherless 

daughter and coordinator for 

the local Motherless DAughters 

Day, found plenty of comfort in 

the "Motherless Daughter" 

FAMILY ROOM from page 13A 

been able to predict all that has 

transpired since then. 

Time and life have unfolded 

themselves and they've twisted 

and turned and there never 

seems to be map to give me an 

idea of what lies ahead. But 

ahead I go, we all go, faster and 

faster ali the time. 

Yikes! It's like; a wild Cedar 

Point ride, isn't it? Shrieking 

and hanging on for dear life 

sems like a smart thing to do, 

but that would cause a ruckus 

and be really embarrassing. So' 

we do what we do, and for me 

that's pretending to be calm and 

in control. It usually works. But 

I'm only pretending. Inside, I'm 

shrieking and hanging on for 

dear life. 

Anyway, this anniversary of 

sorts, this 100th episode of the 

"Family Room" coming in two 

weeks is worth a celebration. 

Heck, why not? I've celebrated a 

lot less momentous things. Why 

just the other day all the socks 

matched in my folding pile and I 

ran downstairs and had a cup of 

coffee. It was one of those fancy 

brands, that celebrates the 

moments of your life. So see, celebrations 

are good most any 

time for most anything, Even 

celebrating 100 weeks. 

For 100 consecutive weeks, 

I've been here, talking.with you. 

And you've been wonderful, 

faithful listeners and readers. 

You've cried with me and 

laughed with me. You've agreed 

and disagreed with me. You've 

offered some advice along the 

way. You've let me pass a few 

minutes of the week with you 

during many of those weeks . 

So let's celebrate 100. The column 

in two weeks will be a 

"Family Room Salutes 100." And 

I'm inviting you all to tell "Family 

Room" readers something 

about your family, your life in 

your family, in about 25 words. 

Or, if you're not in a saluting 

kind of mood, you may complain 

about'them. Or just plain tell 

about them and let everyone else 

figure out if it's good or bad. 

You must mention the number 

100 somewhere along the way; 

that's a requirement, since the 

whole thing is a salute to, 100. 

Here's just an example: Jack had 

100 crayons until today. He 

shoved a handful down the furnace 

vent. He said we'd have 

rainbows blowing out soon. 

- Family was mentioned in the 

example. The number 100 was 

books. 

"The first Motherless Daughters 

Day will briog women and 

girls together who share the 

common bond of lpsing their 

mother," she jsaid. "We are sisters 

of a kind." -< . 

The Motherless-Daughters 

organization, based.in New 

York, is a not-for-profit organization 

designed to offer support, 

services and information to 

women and girls who have experienced 

early mother loss. 

For more information, about 

the first national Motherless 

Daughters Day Observance at 

Meadowbrook Hall, call McCourt 

at (810) 546-4411. 

For more information about 

joining Motherless Daughters, 

send a stamped, self-addressed 

envelope to Motherless Daughters, 

Cherokee Station, Box 

20710, New York, N.Y. 10021- 

0074. 

used. Arid it was around 25 

words long (23 to be exact). 

That's it. That's air there is to it. 

So' take a minute, write down 

your Salute to 100 for the "Family 

Room" and then either call or 

mail it in. 

TO CALL: Use the phone number 

listed below. Speak clearly 

and not too fast because I'll be 

writing down what you say. And 

be sure to tell me your first 

name. If it's a tricky spelling, 

spell it out. And tell me what 

city you livîn. Make your call 

early on to be sure you get in 

before deadline. 

• TO WRITE: Send a postcard. 

Use the address listed below and 

include "Family Room Salute to 

100" Be sure to include your 

name and your city. Drop it in 

the mail later than Monday, 

May 6. 

I'm looking forward to hearing 

from you. Have fun. One hundred 

- fun hundred! 

If you have a question or comment 

for Karen Meier, a Plymouth 

resident, call her at 953- 

2047, mailbox number 1883, on a 

Touch-Tone phone, or write her 

at The Observer Newspapers, 

36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia 

48150 . " 

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Ball-Rebmann 

Bob and Carol Ball of Plymouth 

announce the marriage of 

their daughter, Susan Leanne, to 

Leigh Al^n Rebmann, the son of 

Paul and Lynn Rebmann of Plymouth. 

They were married Dec. 

14,1995, in Lake Tahoe, Nev. 

The bride is currently 

employed by American Community 

Mutual Insurance Co. The 

groom is employed by Rebmann 

Products Corporation. 

The newlyweds are making 

their Jiome in Livonia. 

Prokos-Tefakis 

Charles and Rene Prokos of 

Livonia announce the engagement 

of their daughter, Nia 

Rene, to Mark Anthony Tefakis, 

the son of Nicholas and Bess 

Tefakis of Youngstown, Ohio. 

The bride-to-be is a 1988 graduate 

of Livonia Churchill High 

School and a 1996 graduate of 

Eastern Michigan University 

with a degree in marketing and 

interior design. 

Her fiance is a 1988 graduate 

of the University of Cincinnati 

with degree in economics. He is 

employed as a sales representative 

with Belton Dickinson Primary 

Care Diagnostics. 

A September wedding is 

planned for the Nativity of the 

Virgin Mary Greek Orthodox 

Church of Plymouth. 

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Harp-Johnson 

Mary Bilski and Paul L. Harp 

III, both of Grandville, Mich., 

announce the engagement of 

their daughter, Ginelle Alisha 

Harp, to Ryan Scott Johnson, the 

son of Cheryl K. Johnson of Canton. 

The bride is a graduate of 

Wyoming Park High School and 

Grand Valley SUte.University. 

Her fiance is a graduate of Plymouth 

Salem High School and 

Grand Valley State University. 

An October wedding is 

planned at the Second Congregational 

Church in Grand Rapids. 

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The Observer! THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1996 

WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS 

Satterley-Bungard 

Bill and Dianne Satterley of 

Canton announce the engagement 

of their daughter, Michelle 

Christine, to Jeffrey Bungard, 

the son of Tom and Patricia Stillings 

of Canton and Bob and Ann 

Bungard of Grosse Pointe Park. 


of Plymouth Salem High 

School and a 1996 graduate the 

University of Michigan with a 

degree in psychology. 


of Plymouth Canton High 

School. He also is a graduate of 

tlje MoTech Institute. He is 

employed at Plymouth Auto 

Body Collision. 

A July wedding is planned at 

First United Methodist Church 

Catvisi-Wrlght 

Kathleen Jones of Northville 

and Robert and Linda Calvisi of 

Round Rock, Texas, announce 

the engagement of their daugh- . 

ter, Elizabeth Grace, to Scott 

Anthony Wrightt the son of 

Arlette Wright of Livonia and 

Harry Wright, also dPLivonia. 


of Livonia Churchill High 

School and a 1994 graduate of 

Michigan State University with 

a bachejor of science degree in 

microbiology. She currently is 

employed as a dental clinic specialist 

at the University of Pittsburgh 

School of Dental Medicine. 

She will enter dental school 

there in September 1997. 

Her fiance is a 1990 Livonia 

Churchill High School graduate 

and a 1994 graduate of Michigan 

State University with a bachelor 

of arts degree in political theory. 

Brining-Russo 

Dennis and Cheryl Brining of 

Canton announce the engage- 

• ment of their daughter, Jennifer 

Ann, to Salvatore Joseph RusSo 

Jr., the son of Salvatore and Ann 

Marie Russo of Lawrence, N.Y. 


of Plymouth-Salem Highj, 

School. She will graduate in May 

from the University of Michigan 

with a bachelor of business 

administration degree. Future 

J£i 

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of Plymouth. 

trfr 

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He will graduate from the University 

of Pittsburgh School of 

Law in 1997. 

An August wedding is planned 

for St. Hillary Catholic Church 

in Redford. 

employment is as a financial 

analyst with the Starwood Capital 

Group in Greenwich, Conn. 


of Chaminade High School in 

New York and in May will graduate 

from the University of 

Michigan with a bachelor of science 

degree in psychology as a 

natural science. 

A June wedding is planned for 

Our Lady of Good Counsel 

Church in.Plymouth. 

Ufford-Hayes 

. _ Rebecca Lynn Hayes and Donald 

Allen Ufford were married 

April 20th in Birmingham. 

The bride is the daughter of 

Mr. arid Mrs. Robert E. Hayes of 

South Lyon, and the groom i». 

ri son of Mr. and Mrs. George 

Ufford of Vermillion, S.D. 

The bride completed graduate 

studies at Emory University in 

Atlanta, Ga., and undergraduate 

work at Mars Hill College, Mars 

Hill, N.C./Also a Plymouth-Canton 

High School graduate, she 

and currently works in the international 

finance department at 

ComericS'Bank. 

The groom holds graduate 

degrees from Purdue University 

and the University of Michigan, 

and an undergraduate degree 

from South Dakota State University. 

A Vermillion High 

Mitera-Jones 

John and Judy Mitera of Redford 

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their daughter, Linda Jean, to 

Gethin Todd Jones, the son of 

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ford. 

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is employed by Embest. 

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by Target. 

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Southfield, and the groom is^htson 

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Kay R. Olson of Raleigh, N.C., 

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SYNOPSIS 

CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF CANTON - 

BOARD PROCEEDINGS APRIL 23,1996 

A regular meeting of the Board of Trustee* of the Charter Township of 

Canton was held on Tuesday, April 23, 1996. at 1160ôuth Canton Center 

Road Supervisor Yack called the meeting to order arTOO p.m. and led the 

Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. • • 

Members Present: Bennett, Burdziak, Kirchgatter. LaJoy, McLaughlin. 

ShefTerly and Yack 

Members AbaciU; None 

A Proclamation Honoring the Hulsings and approval of Special Events 

Status for Plymouth-Canton Schools were added to the Consent Calendar. 

Consideration of Electrical Bids for Sump Pump Program was deleted from 

the General Calendar Motion by Bennett, supported by LaJoy. to adopt the 

agenda as modified. Motion carried unanimously. 

Motion by Bennett, supported by Burdziak to approve the Minutes of the 

Regular Board Meeting of April 2, 1996 as presented Motion carried 

unanimously. ' • 

Motion by Bennett, supported by Kirchgatter. to approve the Minutes of the 

Regular Board Meeting of April 9. 1996 as presented. 

Ayes: Burdziak, Kirchgatter. LaJoy, McLaughlin. ShefTerly and Yack 

Abstain. Bennett 

Motion by Kirchgatter. supported by LaJoy, to pay the bills with the 

exception of Check Request #2392. Motion carried unanimously. 

KYPENprn 1 ? 1 ^ RECAP 

GENERAL FUND 101 . $149.839 21 

FIRE FUND 206 • 67.776.25 

POLICE FUND 207 138,767.13 

COMMUNITY CENTER 208 27,636.80 

GOLF COURSE FUND 211 32,016.55 

STREET LIGHTING '219 - 15,894 46 

CABLE TV FUND * 230 164.67 

TWP IMPROVEMENT FUND 246 7,500.00 

AUTO THEFT FORFEITURE 267 623.93 

CGBG 274 ' 1.166.50 

AUTO THEFT GRANT FUND 289 1.704.68 

CAP PROJ-COMM CENTER 402 31.968.00 

WATER & SEWER FUND 592 542,34^29 

BECK ROAD PAVING " 814 10.7ffi.13 

TOTAL ALL FUNDS $1,028,117.60 

BOARD MEMBER REPORTS; 

Clerk Bennett reported that demographics for the post office size has been 

accepted by the Chicago Office of the United States Postal Service and that a 

funding package is being assembled for a Canton Post Office, She said 

acceptance of the funding package should be available by the end of April and 

bids could be allowed as early as this summer. 

CONSENT CALENDAR; • , 

Adopt lonby Bennett, supported by Burdziak. to adopt Ordinance 140 - 

Electrical Licensing Ordinance, to become effective upon publication Motion 

carried unanimously. 


SUMMARY OF ORDINANCE NO. 140 - ELECTRICAL LICENSING 

ORDINANCE 

AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF CANTON 

CODE BY ADDING A NEW ORDINANCE NO. 140, ELECTRICAL 

LICENSING ORDINANCE; FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROMOTING THE 

HEALTH. SAFETY AND WELFARE OF TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS BY 

REGULATING AND PROVIDING FOR THE LICENSING AND/OR 

REGISTRATION OF ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS, FIRE ALARM 

CONTRACTORS, SIGN SPECIALTY CONTRACTORS. MASTER 

ELECTRICIANS.. JOURNEYMAN ELECTRICIANS. FIRE ALARM 

SPECIALTY TECHNICIANS. SIGN SPECIALISTS. APPRENTICE 

ELECTRICIAN.* AND FIRE ALARM SPECIALTY APPRENTICE 

TECHNICIAN. PROVIDING FOR GENERAL PROVISIONS; PROVIDING 

FOR CERTAIN DEFINITIONS; PROVIDING FOR LICENSE 

REQUIREMENTS AND EXCEPTIONS THERETO; PROVIDING FOR 

LICENSE APPLICATION AND EXAMINATION PROCEDURE FOR 

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR, FIRE ALARM CONTRACTOR. SIGN 

SPECIALTY CONTRACTOR, APPRENTICE ELECTRICIAN, MASTER 

ELECTRICIAN. ELECTRICAL JOURNEYMAN. FIRE ALARM SPECIALTY 

TECHNICIAN, FIRE ALARM APPRENTICE, AND SIGN SPECIALTY 

TECHNICIAN; PROVIDING FOR LICENSE AND REGISTRATION FEES- 

AND ANNUAL RENEWALS; PROVIDING FOR RESERVATION OF 

AUTHORITY. PROVIDING FOR DENIAL OF LICENSE OR 

REGISTRATION; PROVIDING FOR SUSPENSION, REVOCATION OR 

DENIAL OF RENEWAL OF LICENSE; PROVIDING FOR REPEAL OF 

CONFLICTING ORDINANCES; PROVIDING FOR THE SEVERABILITY 

OF THIS ORDINANCE AND THE SAVINGS OF ALL PENDING 

MATTERS; PROVIDING FOR THE EFFECTIVE DATE HEREOF. 

THE CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF CANTON ORDAINS: 

SECTION I. AnnrnoN TO THE CODE. 

This section amends the Code to add this Ordinance. 

12 301. Section l. Short Title; Purpoac. 

This section titles the Ordinance and provides that the purpose is to regulatelicensing 

procedures and standards for persons, firms, and corporations 

engaged irrthe business of electrical contracting, fire alarm contracting, or 

sign contracting. 

12.302. Section 2. Definition*. . 

This section defines Apprentice Electrician, Board, Department, Electrical 

Equipment,-Electrical Contractor. Electrical Inspector. Electrical 

Journeyman. Electric Sign. Electrical Wiring, Fire Alarm Contractor. Fire 

Alarm Specialty Apprentice Technician, Fire Alarm Specialty Licensure, Fire 

Alarm Specialty Technician, Fire Alarm System. Jobeite, Master Electrician, 

Minor repair work, municipality. Outline Lighting, Owner, Sign Specialist, 

Sign Specialty Contractor, Sign Specialty Licensure, and related sign wiring. 

12.303. Section 3. ' jigdn—tl Exceptions. 

This section prohibits a person, firm, or corporation from the business of 

electrical contracting, fixe alarm contracting, or sign contracting and provides 

for exceptions including minor repair work, electrical work by a homeowner 

in a single family home, certain work performed by mechanical contractors, 

electrical wiring associated with a water well pump on a single family home, 

burglar alarm systems, residential lawn sprinkling equipment, electric signs 

when under the direct supervision of a licensed Sign Specialist, and 

telecommunications eq ui f 

The Observer/THURSDAY, MAY 2,1996 

for Fire Alarm Apprentice, and establishes the ratio requirements of Fire 

Alarm Specialty Technicians_to registered Fire Alarm Specialty Apprentice 

Technicians on a job site " - 

12.313. SectlaaH. »if»» Bralaltv Technician lie* 

This section establishes the requirements for and the circumstances under 

which the Department shall issue a Sign Specialty Technician License, the 

eligibility requirements for re-examination after failure to pass, and the 

conditions of renewal. 

12.314. Section 14. T.irfinf and RftgiftraUon Few and Annual 

This section provides that the fees for examination and/or all licenses 

regulated by this Ordinance shall be prescribed by the Board of Trustees, 

provides for expiration of licenses on December 31st of eftch year, requires 

annual renewal of license; provides for issuance of licenses by the Building 

and Inspection Services Department of the Charter Township of Canton, 

requires licenses to be displayed and prohibits transfer of licenses, provides 

for revocation if work permits are secured for work not to be done by person 

employed by license holder, provides that the Building and Inspection Services 

Department shall register Apprentice Electrician and Fire Alarm Specialty 

Apprentice Technician upon recommendation of the Board; provides for 

expiration of such registration dn August 31st of each year, prohibits 

recognition of a license unless such license is issued by a cooperating member 

of the Reciprocal Electrical Council, Inc., a municipality that has adopted an 

Ordinance under Section 6 of the Electrical Administrative Act 217, or the 

Michigan Electrical Administrative Board, and provides that the Township 

shall permit Electrical. Fire and Sign Contractors fully licensed in Michigan 

to perform work in the Township provided the license holder pays a 

registration fee and there is reciprocal recognition. • 

12 315. Section 15. Reservation of Authority. 

This section provides that the Board reserves the right, with reasonable 

discretion, to determine who shall be entitled to a licence regulated by this 

Ordinance. 

12.316. Section 18. Denial oi Liceaae or Regiitration. 

This section provides that the Board, by majority vote and a preponderance of 

evidence that an applicant does not meet the licensing requirement, shall 

issue a written denial to the applicant with a notice that the applicant can. in 

writing, request a hearing within ten days of the denial. After a hearing, the 

applicant may. within 20 days, file an appeal to the Township Board of 

Trustees. 

12.317. Section 17. Suspension. Revocation of License. or Denial of 

License. 

This section provides that the Building and Inspection Services Department 

shall have the authority to investigate the activities of a licensee or person*"', 

registered pursuant to this Ordinance including, bQt not limited to, fraud or 

deceit in obtaining a license or registering, violation of a code, false 

advertising, a violation of this Ordinance or rules, failure to produce 

identification, recommendations by the Michigan Electrical Administrative 

Board to suspend or revoke a license, and cheating on an examination. This 

section further provides for the right to a hearing and the appeal process 

12.318. Section 18. RepeaL 

This section provides for the repeal of all conflicting Ordinances. 

12.319. Section 19. Severability. 

This section provides that the Ordinance is severable and if any portion of the 

Ordinance is declared invalid for any reason, thfe remaining provisions of the 

Ordinance will remain valid. 

12320. Section 20. Saviaga Clauge. . 

This section provides that the repeal and amendment provided for herein 

shall not abrogate or affect any acts committed or done, or any penalty or 

forfeiture incurred, or any pending litigation or prosecution or any right 

established or occurring prior to the effective date of this Ordinance. 

12.321. Section 21. Effective Date. 

This section provides that the Ordinance shall be effective upon publication. 

This Ordinance was duly adopted by the Township Board of Trustees of the 

Charter Township of Canton at its regular meeting called and held on the 

23rd day of April. 1996 and was ordered given publication in the manner 

given by law. 


BY: Terry G Bennett 

Publish May 2. 1996 ' Its: Clerk 

•NOTE: This ordinance becomes effective upon publication of the summary 

within the Minutes of this Meeting in the Canton Observer on May 2, 1996. A 

complete copy of Ordinance 140 is available in the Township Clerk's Office, 

1150 S. Canton Center Road. Canton, Michigan, during regular business 

hours. 

Motion by Bennett, supported by Burdziak. to adopt the resolution waiving a 

$5 00 per day fine, pursuant to M.C.L. 211.27b(lKc), for ownership transfers 

that occurred in 1995, with certain exceptions. Motion carried unanimously. 

Resolution Waiving Fee - Property Transfer 

WHEREAS, buyers of real property have been required to file property 

transfer forms with the local assessor since January 1. 1995; and 

WHEREAS, the forms required to be filed, now known as Property Transfer 

Affidavits, were not available from the Michigan Department of Treasury 

until the summer of 1995; and 

WHEREAS, instructions necessary to process Property Transfer Affidavits 

(Michigan Department of Treasury form L-4260) were not made available 

until October. 1995; and 

WHEREAS, a meaningful opportunity for buyers to file form L-4260, as 

required by law, as stated undefM.C.I^ Section 211.27a(8), has not been 

afforded to buyers in 1995. 

NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED that the Board of Trustees of the 

Charter Township of Canton does hereby waive the $5.00 per day fine 

pursuant to M.C.L. 211.27b•!! businesses in Canton who havs done so moan 

improve our quality of life. 

Motion by Bennett, supported by Burdziak, to hogor Kenneth A Esther 

Hulsing for their community contributions. Motion earned unanimously. 

Proclamation Honoring the Hulsings - 

WHEREAS, Kenneth and Esther Hulsing have made life-long contributions to 

the Plymouth-Canton Community's cultural, human service and educational 

programs; and . , 

WHEREAS, the Hulsings' commitment to the arte and to civic organizations 

has spanned not only the Plymouth Symphony Society, but also> the Plymouth 

Symphony League, the Plymouth Community Arts Council the Schoolcraft 

College Foundation, the Educational Excellence Foundation, the Association at 

University Women, the Girl Scouts, the Plymouth Rotary Club, and the United 

Way; and 

WHEREAS, the Hulsings also have an outstanding history of public service to 

the community, with Esther having served both on the Hym^th-Canton 

Community Board of Education and as Plymouth Township Clerk from 1978 to 

1992, and Kenneth having served on the Plymouth-Canton Board of 

Education; and "" _ , 

WHEREAS, both Esther and Kenneth will be honored by the Plymouth 

Symphony during its golden anniversary gala celebration on Fnday, April 2b, 

1996 

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Board of Trustees of the 

Charter Township of Canton does hereby extend a heartfelt thanks to Kenneth 

and Esther Hulsing for their numerous contributions to the community and 

does further honor the Hulsings on this special occasion. 

Motion by Bennett, supported by Burdziak, to grant special event status for 

the Plymouth-Canton Schools, WSDP radio station and permission to install 

temporary signs to be displayed announcing the event of WSDPs radio station 

auction. Motion carried unanimously. 

GENERAL CALENDAR: 

Motion by Bennett, supported by McLaughlin, granting the petitioners 

request to approve the site plan for Ma* St Enna's restaurant to be located on 

Canton Center Road, subject to the addition of a lighting detail. Motion 

carried unanimously. 

Motion by Bennett, supported by McLaughlin, approving the request of the 

petitioner for site plan approval of the proposed Mission Health/Canton 

Medical Center, including modifications to parking requirement and building 

height Motion carried unanimously 

Motion by Bennett, supported by McLaughlin, granting the request of the 

project sponsor to approve the final preliminary plat for River Woods 

Subdivision and having obtained approval for a special use to utilize the 

cluster development and variances to the Subdivision Control Ordinance. 

Motion carried unanimously. 

Motion by Bennett, supported by LaJoy, approving Liberty Plumbing as the 

low bidder for the purchase of 500 Shellback Torpedo sump pumps at 

$105,800.00, plus a $4,200.00 contingent fee for associated support hardware, 

not to exceed a total of $110,000. Motion carried unanimously. 

Motion by Bennett, supported by ShefTerly, approving suhmittal of a grant 

application for the Community Policing Strategies Program targeting Canton 

Commons apartment complex and utilitizing the Community Policing 

philosophy, and agreement by this Board to implement the program as 

outlined in the application. Motion carried unanimously. 

Motion by Bennett, supported by LaJoy, to award the 1996 Lawn and 

Cemetery Maintenance Bid to the low bidder. Conveniently Yours Lawn Care, 

for the amount of $11,986.00, a Canton company. Motion carried unanimously 

Motion by Bennett, supported by McLaughlin, that the change order in the 

amount of $7,980.00 be approved for PWR Enterprises to complete the 

specified additional rehabilitation work. Motion carried unanimously. _ . 

v>, 

Motion by Bennett, supported by Kirchgatter, to introduce, table and publish 

for First Reading Ordinance 68A amendmending the Traffic Control 

Ordinance-Private Owned Property Motion carried unanimously. 

Motion to table for publication purposes by Bennett, supported by McLauglin. 

Motion carried unanimously. 


SI TMMARV OF ORDINANCE NO. 68A 

TRAFFIC CONTROL - PRIVATELY OWNED PROPERTY 

AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 68, (TRAFFIC CONTROL- 

PRIVATELY OWNED PROPERTY) TO REGULATE AND CONTROL 

TRAFFIC AND PARKING AREAS AND PRIVATE ROADS; PROVIDING 

FOR THE DEFINITIONS THEREOF; PROVIDING FOR SPACES FOR 

HANDICAPPERS; PROVIDING FOR THE PROCEDURES FOR 

ENFORCEMENT AND COSTS THEREOF; PROVIDING FOR THE 

REGULATION AND ADOPTION OF TRAFFIC CONTROL ORDERS; 

ESTABLISHING PRIMA FACIE EVIDENCE OF VIOLATIONS AND THE 

PENALTIES THEREOF; PROVIDING FOR THE REPEAL OF 

CONFLICTING ORDINANCES; PROVIDING FOR THE SEVERANCE OF 

THIS - ORDINANCE AND THE SAVINGS OF ALL PENDING 

PROSECUTIONS; ESTABLISHING THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS 

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30 202. SECTION 2. SPACFS FOR HANDICAPPERS 

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30.203. SECTION 3 ELIGIBILITY FOR ENFORCEMENT, 

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property traffic enforcement and provides for traffic-control orders 

30 204. SECTION 4. COST OF NECESSARY SIGNS. DEVICES. 

This Section requires s traffic engineering study st the property owners cost 

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This Section provides for a presumption of validity of the traffic sign, signal 

or device if it complies with the requirements of this Ordinance. 

30 208 SECTION 8. PENALTIES. 

This Section provides for the penalty for any violation of this Ordinance 

30.209. SECTION 9. REPEAL. 

This Section provides for the repeal of all conflicting ordinances. 

30 210. SECTION 10 SEVERABILITY. 

This Section provides that the Ordinance is severable and if any portion of 

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or occurring prior to the effective date of this Ordinance 

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•NOTE A summary of the First Reading of the Amendment to Ordinance 

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Observer on May 2, 1996. A complete copy of the Ordinance ia available for 

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BY LINDA ANN CHOMIN 

SPECIAL WRITER 

Children understand the suffering of other 

children even if those children are a half a 

world away. The proof is an art exhibit in 

which children of Ukrainian descent from 

throughout metro Detroit express their thoughts 

about the disastrous Chornobyl, this is the 

Ukraiman spelling, nuclear explosion on April 

26,1986. 

From a painting of a Ukrainian flag splattered 

with blood to an assemblage featuring a 

small plant barely surviving among the rocks of 

a Ukrainian landscape, the exhibit focuses on 

the more than 125,000 people who died as a 

result of radiation poisoning and the untold 

number of children already afflicted, or about to 

become ill with thyroid cancer and leukemia. 

According to-Bozhena Olshaniwsky, president 

of Americans for Human Rights in Ukraine, radiation 

affected more than 1 million children. The 

world's worst nuclear accident produced 300 

times the radiation released from the atomic 

bomb dropped on Hiroshima in 1945. The coverup 

and silence of the Soviet govermhent for two 

weeks afterward cost not only li*es,but illness 

for generations to come. 

Skulls and mountains of bodies permeate the 

paintings, drawings, sculpture, fiber art, and 

P hotography in "Chornobyl - 10 Years After 

hrough the Eyes of Children." While some 

chose to illustrate the flawed Soviet RBMK reactor, 

children of the Ukrainian American Youth 

Association assembled a fabric wall mural of the 

countryside before the accident. Black and red 

radiation symbols hang from the ceiling throughout 

the exhibit, the idea of Taras Hay da, a student 

of the Eaton Academy in Birmingham. As 

viewers walk through the exhibit, the hazardous 

material signs heighten sensual awareness that 

Ukrainian air is filled with poison. 

"Since this is the* 10 year anniversary of the 

disaster we wanted to know what Chornobyl 

means to them, how they perceive it and the 

leukemia and cancers related to radiation," said 

exhibition coordinator Dxvinka Hayda. 

"One tragedy seems to happen and we go on to 

the next one. We wanted people to become aware 

] 

that this is an ongoing tragedy. There are a 

great many children in Ukraine and Belarus 

who are ill." 

T 

1 

lage of photographs by 

Larissa Haliw of Farmington 

Hills, forces the viewer to 

When Chrystyna Nykorak delivered medical study the images and pause 

supplies to Ukraine in 1992, she could feel the in thought. A fabric collage of 

burning of the radiation in her eyes. At an open- the Ukrainian countryside by 

ing reception for the exhibit on April 21 Taras Hayda is covered with 

Nykorak, membership director for the Livonia a black veil symbolic of the 

Chamber of Commerce, reiterated Hayda's con- . radiation. 

cerns that the world has forgotten Chornobyl, "The exhibit is to remind 

and the lingering effects it left on all forms of the people, both Ukrainians 

life. Thousands of acres of agricultural land and and Americans, of what hap- 

forests are contaminated with radiation. The pened in Chornobyl and what 

strontium and plutonium will remain forever in can happen," said Myron 

the bodies of the victims, dead or alive. 

Fedoriw, a pharmacist from 

"People want to forget. It's important for us to Royal Oak, spent two years in 

remember. We're doing the exhibit because the Kiev, Ukraine working direct- 

planet is not safe. I don't think humanity knows ' ly with the ministry of health 

the side effects of something this dangerous," as an employee of a U.S. gov- 

said Nykorak, a West Bloomfield Township resiernment organization estabdent 

who created large-scale batik paintings* lishing hospital partnerships. 

inspired by her trip for the first Chornobyl art 

That is why Josephine 

exhibit five years after the disaster. 

Love, co-founder of Your 

"Some of the artworks have hope, but most of Heritage House, agreed to 

them are like the clay sculpture of the cow with host the exhibit. "In general 

three front legs. We placed a broken egg in the children's museujns present 

case because the egg is very symbolic in the pleasant aiae of life. I 

Ukrainian culture. The radiation is affecting think it was important that 

human structures and genes. If the egg cracks children have some aware- 

you no longer have the life force." 

ness of Chornobyl and the 

Tanas Hayda, a student at Cranbrook- ongoing suffering," said Love. 

Kingswood School in Bloomfield Hills, tells of the 

The real tragedy is that 

destruction rent by Chornobyl in a weaving. 

four of the five reactors at the 

Strips of black and white photographs focusing 

on the emptiness of the streets are woven into 

the fabric. 

"Living with the Monster," a large scale col- 

Veiled Tragedy; The fabric collage of a 

peaceful Ukrainian Village blanketed 

by a black veil of radiation by Taras 

Hayda is titled "Radiation, What 

Radiation?" *• 

1 ' 

Chornobyl nuclear plant are 

still operating. According to Olshaniwsky there 

were 109 nuclear accidents at the Chornobyl 

plant in 1994. 

There ia a ray of hope for the people of 

Ukraine in the form of the Children of 

Chornobyl Relief Fund. The outpouring of generosity 

has helped to ease the suffering with 15 

air transports and five by sea of donated medical 

supplies and clothing. 

"For the last six years we've been collecting 

funds, clothing, food supplements, vitamins and 

over-the-counter drugs. These we ship to 

orphanages, hospitals and sanatoriums," said 

Roma Dyhdalo, director of f te relief fund's 

Michigan chapter. "We're tryin, - to convince the 

American public there is a need. It's not hysteria; 

this is the fact. On a visit to an oncological 

clinic there when we delivered supplies, I spoke 

with a mother of two children who have thyroid 

cancer and another mother with three children 

all with thyroid cancer. People do not have 

enough money for expensive cures or traveling. 

People don't realize what kind of life people 

have there. The reason we're always asking for 

vitamins is because the children are malnourished. 

There's no fresh fruit or vegetables." 

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L S O R E M E M B E R S - T R A G E D Y N U K R A I N E 

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BY KEXLT WYGO.VIK 

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Livonia Symphony Orchestra 

wrap* up its season Saturday 

with a concert dedicated to the 

memory of thoee who suffered, 

and continue to suffer, as a result 

of the nuclear tragedy in 

Chornobyl 10 years ago. 

Livonia's Mayor Jack Kirksey 

will introduce the symphony, and 

Dr. George Figacz of the 

Ukrainian Medical Association, a 

radiologist, will present a historical 

overview of this incident that 

#hanged the world's perception of 

the effects of nuclear fall out. A 

taped chronicle of the disaster 

will be shown before the concert, . 

and during intermission. There 

will also be a display of photos 

loaned from the Ukrainian 

Consulate in Chicago and the 

Ukrainian Embassy in 

Washington, D.C. 

"The question ia not closed," - 

said Volodymyr Schesiuk, LSO rmuaic 

director and conductor. 

"Both of my daughters were 500 

miles away, but for many kids it 

was very bad. It was a rainy 

spring day. No one knows the 

long-term eflfecta." 

Schesiuk. his wife Luba, and 

their youngest daughter Maria 

emigrated to the United States 

in 1991 and live in Garden City. 

Their eldest daughter still lives 

in Ukraine. 

For him, the concert is an 

opportunity to express bAth his 

sadness over what happened, 

and to rejoice in the promise of a 

brighter future. The pieces he 

chose for the program express * 

these mixed emotions. "I try not 

to only present a concert, but to 

present a production," he said. 

Special theatrical lighting will 

help set the mood. 

"Elegy for Strings," written uen by uy 

former LSO violinist Christoj istophei 

Tew to commemorate the 

sinatiorvof President John 

n"P 

Kennedy, is a tragic melody. 

"Double Concerto for Clarinet & 

Trumpet, and Strings" by 

Danger The 

radiation 

symbol in 

this mixed 

media artwork 

by 

Christina 

Popa 

reminds 

viewers of 

the tragic 

victims of 

Chornobyl, 

lest we forget. 

CHORNOBYL: 

-10 YEARS 

AFTER THROUGH 

THE EYES OF 

CHILDREN' 

What An art 

I exhibit to memorialize 

the victims 

of 

Chornobyl. 

Ukraine by metro 

Detroit children 

of UKramiap 

descent. 

When: 11 a.m. to 

5 p.m. Monday 

Friday: Saturdays 

and Sundays by 

appointment 

through June 30. 

Where: Your 

Heritage House, 

a children's fine 

arts museum. 

110 E. Ferry, (at 

Jotin' R, two 

blocks north of 

the Detroit 

Institute of 

Arts). Detroit. 

Coet Admission 

is free, donations 

will go to the 

Children of 

Chornobyl Relief 

Fund. Call (313) 

871-1£67 for 

Information. 

To make e donation: 

Make 

checks payable 

to Children of 

Chornobyl Relief 

Fund. Box 0537. 

Warren 48090- 

0537. For more 

informatibncall 

(810) 754-9285. 

Donations of ' 

clothing and 

other necessities 

may be dropped 

off at DNIPRO, 

26495 Ryan 

Road In Warren. 

Call (810) 759 

6563 for hours. 

Gordon Jacob features soloists 

Colin Lord, clarinet, and Brian 

Moon, trumpet. "This is a newer 

piece, and it's been a goal of mine 

to feature outstanding soloists," 

said Schesiuk. "It was written a 

few years ago. I like to do new 

pieces for me and the orchestra. 

It challenges them." 

"Ballet from the Perfect Fool" 

by Gustav Hoist ia a serious 

piece about natural elements - 

the spirit of earth, water and 

fire. "It relates to Chornobyl . 

because it was a beautiful place, 

and only a fool would build a 

nuclear plant in such a place," 

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Schesiuk. "It was like a 

- beautiful weather, nice, 

rivers, fertile soil, forests." 

. JSymphonic Sketches," by 

• tiiorge W. Chadwick, is a joyful 

• piec«- "II celebrates spring, and 

• 1 tKfe hope that the future will be 

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of 1-275 and Six Mile Road in 

Livonia. Tickets $8. Call (313) 

464-6302. 

BY SUE SUCHYTA 


Human suffering-and pessimistic 

views of the future are 

nothing new to the stage. However, 

local playwright Paul Patton 

has juxtaposed time and 

space in both his plays to paint a 

chilling reminder of the savagery 

that lurks below the surface of 

mankind's civility. . — 

In "The-Edie and Elmira 

Show," two tales of human suffering, 

are 130 years removed 

from each other. They alternate, 

onstage until their common 

tragedies inevitably collide 

under the watchful eye of the 

voyeuristic TV cameras, fueled 

by an insatiable public. Set in 

Elmira Federal Prison during 

the Civil War, and on a modern 

day talk show, they share the 

common thread of human suffering 

as a spectator sport. 

Dan Gumina as Lionel Stubbs 

and P.W. Henry as Elton Crim- 

REVIEW 

mins turned in outstanding performances 

as the two imprisoned 

Confederate soldiers. The talk 

show cast, while earnest and 

well-meaning, was plagued by 

technical glitches and at the 

mercy of unseasoned actors. In 

the right hands, the talk show 

portion of the script could be a 

real tour-de-force. 

"263" takes a look at a grimly 

efficient future society where 

"flat line sleep" enforces the population 

control goals. The script 

has great potential. However, 

great dialogue is lost if it's not 

well-delivered, and clever costumes 

don't make up for uninspired 

acting. The adults in the 

cast failed to discover that 

unemotional characters need not 

be one-dimensional and boring - 

the best known example being 

Leonard Nimoy's Spock. the one 

significant exception was the 

Narrator, played by Robin 

McCutcheon, who exuded 

warmth, talent, and most importantly, 

believability. The Narrator 

also proved to be the surprise 

link to another era. Young Jenna 

Vanden Brink, as Emily, had 

some touching moments with 

her. The children in the cast con- 

Drama: Dan Gumina and Laura Milley in the Trinity 

House Theatre production of "The Edie and Elmira 

Show." 

veyed more enthusiasm than 

most of the adults. 

The talented work of artist 

Evelyn Henry is displayed in the 

Trinity House Theatre lobby 

before and after the performance. 

Her realistic landscapes 

bring out the child who wants to 

run through the natural splendor 

captured on canvas. 

'Isn't it R o m a n t i c ' entertaining story 

Farmington Players presents 

"Isn't it Romantic" weekends 

May 3 to May 18, Players Barn, 

32332 W. 12 Mile Road (between 

Farmington and Orchard Lake 

Road). Thursday, Friday and 

• Saturday performances are at 8 

p.m.; 2 p.m. Sunday. Tickets $8. 

Call (810)'553 2955 for information, 

reservations. 

BY VICTORIA DIAZ 

-SPECIAL WRITER 

The Farmington Players current 

production of "Isn't it 

Rom-antic" isn't very. But it is 

entertaining nonetheless. A 

number of noteworthy performances 

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in the most unlikely of places. 

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women 

friends (one a writer, one mired 

in the business world) who discover 

that, when the chips are 

down, priorities can prove surprising 

indeed. 

As the friends, Janie and Harriet, 

Lisa Muscio and Sarab 

Kamoo turn in generally good 

performances, although you may 

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The same might be said of 

Michael Megerian, who plays 

Janie's love interest, Marty Sterling. 

If he could have more fun 

with his role as the nice-butflawea 

nephrotogist, we.'d have 

more fun with this play. 

Judie Rosati as Janie's irrepressible, 

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red-haired Rosati. Her smile 

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lights up this stage. 

Otto Canis as Janie's flustered 

father, Kathy Booker aa Harriet's 

highly-accomplished mother, 

and John Alwardt as a goodlooking 

(though too young-looking) 

two-timer complete an able 

supporting cast. 

Actually, they almost compile 

an able supporting cast. Toby 

Booker plays a confused Russian 

cab driver with an endearing, 

oafish charm. And a cop. And a 

macho moving man. And a jogger. 

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with fellow scene changer and 

utterly delightful mime-dancer, 

Barbie Amann. This production 

may be one of the very few youH 

ever see in which the scene 

changes are every bit as entertaining 

(sometimes, even more 

so) as the play itself, Cleverly 

choreographed and set to pop 

tunes that reflect the previous 

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by both players. None of it 

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guitarist Jason Nesmith, vocalist Donovan Leitch, 

drummer Mike Williams, and keyboardist Jesse Dorsey. 

talented photographers and 

designers and they kind of travel 

like gypsies. That's why musicians 

and models always end up 

together. They really understand 

each other's world." 

, "I used a lot of my experience 

jji fashion to influence my songwriting. 

The lyrics kind of go 

back to weird experiences I had." 

One of the songs that isn't an 

ode to the fashion industry is 

"W.R.I.P." a song based on a 

WRIF bumper sticker that guitarist 

Jason Nesmith, son of the 

Monkees' Michael, has on his 

guitar case. 

"The way I came up with the 

title was our guitar player had a 

sticker on his guitar case that 

said 'WRIF Rocks Detroit City.' I 

just changed the 'F to the 'P." 

Leitch, the son of folk singer 

ANN ARBOR SIN0LES 

• Ballroom dancing, 8:30- 

11:30 p.m. Tuesdays in the Grotto 

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Ann Arbor. $4.50 per person, 

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• Bethany, a support and 

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separated Christians, meets 8 

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• "Spring Dance" will be 8:30 

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inspired by the melodies of 1960s 

music, and the flash of 1980s 

hits. 

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the music, we were like completely 

inspired by the likes of 

Japan, Duran Duran, Gary Newman, 

Devo, all the great '80s 

bands. For the song structure, I 

wanted it to be very pop and 

very '60s and very catchy 

melodies. With Jason, we're also 

very heavily guitar influenced - 

'70s guitar. Pink Floyd that kind 

of thing. Everyone in the band 

has such various musical influences." 

Initially, Leitch and Nesmith 

collaborated on music with the 

intentions of creating a movie. 

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band together, but it was more of 

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• Bethany Singles Bowling 

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• Indoor volleyball 7:30-9 p.m. 

Tuesdays, thru May 28 at Birney 

Middle School, northwest corner 

of 11 Mile (1-696) and Evergreen, 

Southfield. $3, members and 

applicants; $4, eligible guests. 

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FAIRLANE SINGLES 

• Ballroom dancing, 8:30-11 

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band. I wanted to make a film 

that was kind of like the life of 

T-Rex in a way, an updated version 

of Ziggy Stardust. I waB 

into that '70s movie (trend). It 

was rock music but it was also 

theatrics. Then I went to Jason 

and I said, "Will you help me put 

together some songs?' Then - 

there was no turning back." 

But that plan worked as well. - 

- "The album came out. Now 

we're just gonna go on tour. 

The good thing about Nancy 

Boy is there's been a really 

good response to it internationally 

right now. It's cool. It's 

exciting. We're going places I 

never thought we'd be releasing 

music, going to Scandinavia and 

Italy." 

Nancy Boy and the Trash 

Brats perform Tuesday, May 7, 

at The Shelter below St. 

Andrew's Hall, 431 E. Congress, 

Detroit. Doors open at 7:30 p.m. 

Tickets are $7 in advance for the 

all-ages show. For more information, 

call (313) 961-MELT. 

• The Verve Pipe joins guest 

hosts Tupac Shakur and Ice-T, 

and fellow musical guests The 

Fugees on "Saturday Night Special" 

at 11 p.m. Saturday, Saturday,.May 

4, on Fox. ... Massachusetts 

Gov. William Weld 

proclaimed Tuesday, May 14, as 

"Peter Wolf Day" in the state, 

honoring a music who, according 

to the pr^ds release "as both a 

solo artist and member of the J. 

Geils Band, has long been one of 

the guiding lights of the Boston 

music scene." Wolf releases his 

album "Long Line" on Reprise 

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• Best picks for the week: 

Dance lessons by dancing specialist, 

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for $2. If you attend lessons, you 

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• Ballroom dancing, 9 p m.midnight 

Saturdays at the Moon 

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Five Mile, Livonia. $4.25. 

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Foifrth St., Royal Oak on Thursday, 

May 2. Call (810) 546-7610 

... Afghan Whigs and Howlin' 

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. Tm ART 8AUXRY 

Martina Johnson, Sharon CandeNse. Ruth Alton 

and Julie Smith are featured artists for May at 

the local artists cooperative m Great Oaks Man, 

Walton and Uvemota, Rochester Kite. Meetthe-artist 

recaption tor Johnson 11 a.ftrto 1 

p.m, Saturday, May 4. 

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• CANTERBURY V1XAGE 

The Michigan Potters' Expo '96 wW take place 

10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday. May 4. and 10 

a.m. to 5 p.m, Sunday. May 5, In Lake Orion. 

'(810)391-5700 

• FARMINGTON ARTISTS CLU8 

The club's annual spring exhibit continues 

through May 5 at the Farmington Hills Activity 

Center. 28600 11 Mile, east of MidcMebett. as 

part of Farmtngton's ftret Festival of the Arts. 

Hours are 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday-Saturday. 

11 a.m. to 6 p.m, Sunday. May 5. Admission 

Is free. 

FIRST THURSO AY 

Today Is the "First Thursday" of the month. 

The North Woodward and Townsend Stret art 

galtories In Birmingham wUl have extended 

hours tonight- Call ttje Individual gallenes for 

more Information. 

• POSNCR GALLERY 

Watercokxs by Marjorie Hecht Simon will be 

exhibited through May 28 at 523 N. Woodward. 

Birmingham. Opening reception for the 

artist 6-8 p.m. Wednesday. May 8. 

(810)647-2552 

. START GALLERY 

An exhibit of recent pai ntings by Marcia Freedman 

of Bloomfield Hills continues to May 30 at 

211 N. Woodward, Birmingham. Reception for 

the artist 5-10 p. m Friday, May 3. - 

(810)644-2991 

• ALEXA LEE GALLERY 

• The Place Series." an exhibit of recent paintings 

by former Birmingham artist Jennifer 

Reeves, will continue through June 15 at 201 

-» Nickels Arcade. Ann Artxx. Opening reception 

to meet the artist 5-8 p.m. Friday. May 3. 

(313) 663-8800 

. ANN ARBOR PUBUC LIBRARY 

The Ann Artxx Women Painters Spring Exhibit 

will continue through May 31 at 343 S. Frfth. 

Opening reception for the artists and juror's critique 

2-4 p.m. Sunday. May 5. 

(313)994-8513 

. ANN ARBOR SPRING ART FAIR 

The 18th Ann Arbor Spring Art Fair, with 250 

artists and craftspeople from around the country. 

will take place 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday. 

May 4, and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. May 5. 

-.*•, at the Washtenaw Farm Council Grounds. 

—- 5055 Ann Arbor-Saline Road Take 1-94 to Exit 

i>7 (State Street), turn south to Textile Road. 

turn right (west) to Ann Arbor-Saline Road, turn 

north to the entrance. Admission Is $5. free for 

underage 10. 

. ARtANA GALLERY 

• • Dreams and Fantasies: Quilts by Ludmila 

Uspenskaya" will continue through May 28 at 

119 S. Mam. Royal Oak. Russian tea reception 

for the artist and a collector's preview 6-9 p.m. 

Frfbay, May 3. ' 

(810) 546-8810 

• ARNOLD KLEIN GALLERY 

The gallery's 25th anniversary celebration exhibit 

will continue to May 31 at 4520 N. Woodward. 

Royal Oak. Opening reception 5-8 p.m. 

Friday. May 3. 

(810)647-7709 

. ASHLEY-CHRIS GALLERY 

An exhibit presenting a collaboration of functional 

and decorative art — with works by Susan 

Alexander Shipman, Sharon Sims and Rtc 

Seyer _ will continue through May 31 at 

15126 Kercheval. Grosse Poirrte. Opening reception 

for the artists 6-9 p.m. Friday. May 3. 

(313)824-0700 

« BOOLE GALLERY 

•'Scorched." an exhibit of paintings and sculpture 

by Catherine Peet of Royal Oak. continues 

through May 24 at 2840 Biddle, Wyandotte. 

Reception for the artist 6-9 p.m. Friday. May 3. 

(313)281-4779 

• BUNTING GALLERY 

Recent paintings by Grace Serra will be exhibited 

to May 29 at 514 S. Washington. Royal 

1 Oak/Reception tor the artist 6-9 p.m. Friday. 

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(810)545-4820 

• CASS CAFE 

Works by Sherry Hendrtck and Stephen Goodfe«ow 

wMI be exhibited through June 30 at 

4620 Cass Avenue. Detroit. Opening reception 

, 6-kO p.m. Friday. May3^ 

(313)831-1400 

? . DETROIT 8ISTTTUTE OF ARTS 

The OIA catobrates Museum Month with a variety 

of propams at 5200 Woodwsid. Including 

Oreo de Mayo Saturday. May 4, DIA Ait Expleas 

Wednesdays. May 8 and 15. A Day Away 

. WRh the OIA Wednesday, May 8. Mother's Day 

~ Brunch Sunday. May 12. International Museum 

Day Saturday, May 18. Famiy Day at the DIA 

Sunday. May 19, Flower Day at Historic Eastem 

Market Sunday, May 19. A Brush with Art 

Thursday, May 23. Utotsloodof the Arts Friday, 

» May 24. Concert ontheNOrth Lawn Sunday. 

May 26. CM (313) 833-7971 loMrHermettononMuaaym 

Month. "PVtorialism Into 

Modernism: The Cteerwalt Wfcfte Sooi events include ctoaa Sabadays. May 11 

IB, featuring an in-depth lo«* at the pho- 

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Thursday. May 2-Sunday. May 4. 15138 

Beech Daly Road, Redford. $9; $7 for 

seniors and students. 

(313) 531-0554 

• TRINITY HOUSE THEATRE 

Two one-act plays, 'The Edie and Elmira 

Show" and "263." weekends through 

Saturday. May 18. at the theater. 

38840 Six Mile Road (northwest corner 

of 1-275 and Six Mile), Livonia. $8. 

(313) 464-6302 

• TROY PLAYERS 

•Whose Life Is It Anyway?" opens 

Friday. May 3. and runs weekends - 

through Sunday. May 19, Troy 

Community Center, 520 W. Big Beaver 

Road. troy. $9. $12. 

- (810)879-1285 

• PLAYERS GUILD OF DEARBORN 

•Dames at Sea" opens 8 p.m. Friday, May 3. 

and runs weekends throughSunday. May 19, 

21730 Madison. Dearborn. Tickets $12. 

(313) 561-TKTS 

YOUTH PRODUCTIONS 

• PAPER BAG PRODUCTIONS 

•Tom Sawyer." with original music and 

lyrics by Producer/Director CJ. Nodus, 

through Sunday, May 19, at the Players 

Club, 3321 E. Jefferson (between 

McDougal and Mount Elliott, across 

from Harbortown). Detroit. $7 for lunch 

• and the show. $6 for groups of 20 or 

more. - 

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• HILBERRY THEATRE 

"Abeiard and Heloise.* through Saturday. 

May 11. at the Wayne StaHJ University 

theater. $9.50-$16.50.wtth 

group .-ates available. 

(313) 577-2972 

AUDITIONS 

• SUMMER SYMPHONY 

9 a.m.4 p.m. Saturday. May 4. 2-5 p.m. 

Sunday. May 5, at SuFrancis of Assisi 

School s music room. 2270 E. Stadium 

Boulevard, Ann Artxx. The symphony is 

a volunteer, norvproflt orchestra comprised 

of Ann Artxx-area profasaional 

and amateur musicians. 

(313) 662-8810 

WORKSHOP AUDITIONS 

Auditions for workshops under the 

direction of Kharitonov. trained m the 

Moscow Art Theatre. Sunday. May 5 

for people Interested In forming a professional 

theater group. 

(810) 547-2350 

• THE ACTORS' COMPANY 

Auditions tor "Do Black Patent Leather 

Shoes Really Reflect Up?* 2 p.m. Saturday. 

May 4. and 6 p.m. Sunday. May 5, 

First United Methodist Church. 320 W. 

7th St.. Royal Oak. Show runs July 26 

Aug. 3, and Aug. llûg. 18. 

(810) 988-7032 

SPECIAL EVENTS 

• CAMPBELL'S SOUP'S ItSS TOUR OF 

WORLD FIGURE SKATING CHAMPIONS 

With Oksana Baiul, Elvis Stpjko. Nancy 

Kerrigan. Brian Boitano, Viktor 

Petrenko. Surya Bonaly, Jenni Meno - - 

and Todd Sand, Philippe Candeloro. > 

Nicole Bobek, Maia Usova and Alexander 

Zhulin, Lu Chen. Marina Klimova 

and-Sergei Ponomarenko. Isabella and 

Paul Due hesnay, Isabelle Brasseur and 

Lloyd Eisler, Oksana Gritschuk and Evteny 

Platov. mi Michelle Kwan, 8 p.m. 

Saturday, May 4. Joe Louis Arena, 

Detroit. Tickets $45 and $30. 

(313) 965-3099 

• '"GEAR" 

High-energy dance party that benefits 

HIV/AIDS organizations. 10 p.m.-4 a.m. 

Saturday. May 4, Sanctum. 65 E. 

Huron, Pontiac. $25 in advance at Ticketmastef 

or Chosen Books in Royal 

Oak; $30 at the door. 18 and older. 

(810) $58-9849/(810) 338-1139 or via 

e-mail at GEARD4LIFE®aoi.com 

• ELMORE LEONARD 

Southfield Author's Lecture Series. 

12:15 p.m. Sunday. May 5. Radisson 

Hotel, 1500 Town Center Dr., Southfield. 

$15 for 11:30 a.m. luncheon and 

lecture: $5 for lecture. 

(810) 424-9039 

• "SKATING THROUGH THE DECADES" 

ice show, Thursday May 2-Sunday, May 

5. Berkley Ice Arena, 2300 Robina 

(between Greenfield Road and Coolidge 

Highway). Berkley. $2-$6. 

(810) 5462460 

CLASSICAL 

• ARMENIAN PHILHARMONIC ORCHES- 

TRA 

With Principal Conductor and Artistic 

Director Loris Tjeknavorian, 7 p.m. 

Tuesday. May 7, Orchestra Hall, 3711 

Woodward Ave., Detroit. $l0-$50. 

(810) 652-7863/(810) 569-2988 

. BIRMINGHAM-BLOOM FIELD SYMPHONY 

ORCHESTRA 

•Classical Spring Celebration." 7:30 

p.m. Sunday. May 5, Temple Beth El, 

7400 Telegraph Road. Bloomfield Hills. 

$16 adults; $12 students. 

(810) 645-2276 

• DETROIT SYMPHONY CIVIC ORCHES- 

TRA 

Performs music by Walton. Beethoven, 

and Tchaikovsky. 7 p.m. Sunday. May 5, 

Orchestra Hall. 3711 Woodward Ave.. 

Detroit. $25 box seats; $6 main floor 

seating. 

(313) 8333700 

• DETROIT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 

With Conductor Hans Vonk and violinist 

Sarah Chang. 8 p.m. Thursday. May 2- 

Saturday. May 3. 8:30 p.m. Saturday. 

May 4. and 3 p.m. Sunday. May 5; With 

Conductor Christopher Seaman and cellist 

Yo-Yo Ma. 8 p.m. Wednesday, May 

3Saturday. May 11. Orchestra Hall. 

3711 Woodward Ave.. Detroit. $15-$55. 

(3*6) 8333700 

. KURT KUNZAT 

8 p.m. Friday. May 10. Shnne High 

School. 3500 W. 13 Mile Road. Royal 

Oak. $5. 

(810) 549-2925 

• LIVONIA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 

"Chornobyl Remembered" concert. 8 

p.m. Saturday. May 4, Churchill High 

School's Carii Auditorium, 8900 Newburgh. 

Livonia. $12 adults; $10 seniors 

(62 and older); $8 students and children. 

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POPS 

• FARMINGTON COMMUNITY BAND 

3 p.m. Sunday. May 5. Farmington Hills 

Activity Center, formerly Mercy Center. 

11 Mile Road, Farmington Hills. Free. 

(313) 261-2202 or (810) 489-3412 

CHORAL 

• GRAIL SINGERS CHOIR 

Performs traditional Gregonan Chant 

and original compositions, 7 p.m. Friday. 

May 3, Northside Community 

Church. 929 Barton Dr.. Arm Artxx. $10 

suggested donation. 

(313) 995-5320 

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• LIVONIA CMC CHOIR 

'island Magic' spring concert. 

Friday. May 3Saturday. May 4. 

ClarenceviUe High School. 20155' 

dlebett Roed. Livonia. $6 for acfcft^; 

for seniors and students. *wi i t 

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(313) 261-2260 tiv*r 

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7:30 p.m. Sunday. May 5. Nardin P a* • 

. Methodist Church. 29887 W. 11 MHe 

Road, Farmington Hills. 

(313) 429-9594 

PWLOMUSICA CHORUS 

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Performs selections from "From TOa 

Bavarian HiglSands." and "A Poet tc^Ms 

Beloved." 7 p.m. Sunday, May 5. Flr$. 

United Methodist Church of Royal 

320 W. Seventh St.. Royal Oak. $8 general 

admission; $6 seniors and stu- ..^, 

dents. , ( 

(810) 356-1274 ' 

• TROY COMMUNITY CHORUS ; ^ 

'Coming to America.' spring concert," 

8 p.m. Friday. May 3. Troy AthehsJfitilB 

School. 4333 John R. Troy. $8 ; $5tot 

students and seniors in advance:'$10^ 

V the door. t -;: 

(810) 362-1024 " 

COMEDY 

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• BANANA'S COMEDY AND VARIETY - 

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Soupy Sales and Marv Welch and Kevin 

O'Neil, 8 p.m. and 10 p.m. Satur0f^ja . 

May 4, and "Lunch With Soupy." 1 p;m. 

and 4 p.m. Sunday, May 5, in Red Tifhbers 

restaurant, 40380 Grand Rlyat. j,!- 

Novi. $22; lunch-and dinner optional^ 

(313) 724-1300 

• GENITTI S HOLE-IN-THE-WALL '', ^' ' 

Soupy Sales, Friday. May 10-Sunda^, 

May 12, and Thursday, May 16Friday< 

May 17, 108 E. Main St.. Northville/ . 

$45 includes tax. tip. show and diiyw-_ 

(810)3490522 

• JOEY S COMEDY CLUB 

Jeff Brannon. Jim Hamm and Joey *; 

Bielaska. 8 p.m. Thursday. May 2» 8:15 

p.m. and 10:45 p.m. Friday, May 3-Saturday. 

May 4, and 7 p.m. Sunday. May 

5; Jim McClain, Kevin McPeek and Joey 

Bielaska, 8 p.m. Thursday. May 9, &15 

pm: and 10:45 p.m. Friday,, May 10-Saturday. 

May 11, and 7 p.m. Sunday:May 

12. 36071 Plymouth Road, Uvonla. 

(313) 261-0555 

JOEY'S COMEDY CLUB Kt PAISANO'S 

Vic Dibitetto. 8 p.m. and 10:30 p-mT Friday, 

May 3Saturday, May 4; Leo 

Dufour, 8 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. Fridefy, 

May 10-Saturday. May 11, 5070 Schaefer 

Road. Dearborn. $8 or $18.95. for 

dinner and show. 

(313) 584-8885 

• JUST FOR LAUGHS COMEDY CLUB 

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Carl Guerra, Tim Lilly and Gilda Hauser, 

Thursday. May 2-Saturday. May 4; Bob 

Kubota. Jeff Margrett and Johnerie 

Getts. Thursday, May 9-Saturday. May 

11; Totally Unrehearsed theatre every 

Wednesday night, 65 E. Huron at Mill, 

Pontiac. 

(810) 334-6512 

• THE SECOND CITY-DETROIT . i -. 

"Computer Chips and Salsa" 8 p.m. 

Wednesday-Sunday; additional shows 

10:30 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays. $12 

to $19. 

(313) 965-2222 

. MARK RIDLEY'S COMEDY CASTLE 

Mark Schiff and Elliott Branch. Thursday, 

May 2-Sunday. May 5. $6 weeknights; 

$12 weekends; "Lawyers. Guns 

and Money." an evening of political 

humor with Tim Slagle, Libertarian _ 

comedian. Mark Sweetman. political 

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Political Humor Bill Thomas 

from talk radio presents . 

"Lawyers, Guns and Money," 

an evening of political humor 

with Tim Slagle and Mark 

Sweetman, 8:30 p. m. Monday, 

May 6 at Mark Ridley's Comedy 

Castle in Roydl Oak. 

satirist, and Bill Thomas from talk-radio. 

8:30 p.m. Monday. May 6; Kenny 

Rogerson and Mark Sweetman. 

Wednesday. May 8-Sunday. May 12. $6 

week nights, $12 weekends; Totally 

Unrehearsed Theatre hosts open m.c 

night every Tuesday. 269 E. Fourth.St.. 

Royal Oak. 

(810) 542-9900

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adaptations. 

• "The Celluloid Closet" (USA 

- 1995). Oscar-winning directors 

Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman 

take an eye-opening look at 

Hollywood's depiction of homosexuality 

over the years. Interviews 

with Tom Hanks,"Gore 

Vidal, and Whoopi Goldberg join 

fountless clips from the movies. 

• "Frank and Ollie" (USA - 

1996). A documentary on Frank 

Thomas and Ollie Johnston, two 

animators who invented the Disney 

style with such classics as 

"Snow White" and "Pinocchio." 

Starts Friday. 

• "It's My Party" (USA - 1996). 

Eric Roberts stars as-a gay man, 

dying of AIDS, who throws a 

two-day party for family and 

friends, choosing to celebrate life 

rather than succumb to death. 


MAPLE THEATRE 

4135 W 7 . Maple, Bloomfield. 

All titles play through at least 

-next Thursday, unless noted oth.erwise. 

Call (810) 855-9090 for 

information. ($5.75;~$2.95 twilight) 

• "Flirting with Disaster" 

(UgA - 1996). A comedy about a 

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adopted at birth, sets off on a 

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all-star cast includes Ben Stiller, 

Patricia Arquette, Alan Alda, 

Mary Tyler Moore, George Segal, 

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• "Fargo" (USA -1996). In this ' 

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• "The Birdcage" (USA - 1996). 

Robin Williams and Nathan 

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play it straight when Williams' 

son wants to entertain his fiance 

and her conservative family. . 

Mike Nichols' remake of the 

1978 French farce "La Cage aux 

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• "The Pallbearer" (USA - 

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Along the way he falls in love 

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MtCHMAN THEATRE 

603 E. Liberty, Ann Arbor. 

Call (313) 668-8480 for information. 

($6; $5 students/seniors) 

• The Celluloid Closet" (USA 

- 1996). Through May 7 (call for 

showtimes). See Main Art Theatre 

listing above. 

• "Wallace and Grommit: The 

Best of Ardman Animation." 

Starts May 6. The eccentric old 

Brit and his loyal dog have been 

the stars of a memorable handful 

of clay-animated shorts. Two, 

The Wrong Trousers" and "A 

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in "Frank and Ollie" opening Friday at the Main Art Theatre. 

Close Shave," have won Academy 

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13671 Lahser (at Grand 

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• Three Coins in a Fountain" 

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• "Happy Gilmore" (USA - 

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Widowed WM. 42. S year-old 

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OBSERVER 

SPORTS 

SCENE 

Wildcats come close 

The Western Wayne Wildcats, a team of all 

Plymouth Salem basketball players, came up 

just short at last weekend's University of Michigan-Dearborn 

Spring Classic Shootout. 

The second-place Wildcat team consists of 

Tony Jancevski. Alan Hodge, Mike Korduba, 

Matt Mair, Chris Mason, Jeff McKian, Bhaven 

Patel, Andy Power and Adam Wilson. The team 

is coached by Dan McKian, Bill Mair and Gray 

Mason. 

Top Charger 

Hillsdale College's men's golf team competed 

at the Saginaw Valley State Bay Valley Invitational 

last Friday and Saturday, finishing well 

back in the 13-team pack. 

Leading the Chargers was Josh Edgar, a Plymouth 

native, with two-day total of 169. 

Hillsdale next plays at Wayne State's Motor 

City Invitational Friday. 

Controversy on stage 

Indy Car driver Adrian Fernandez and Rena 

Shanaman, general manager of the U.S. 500, 

the new race to be held at Michigan International 

Speedway the same day as the Indy 500, will 

be the featured speakers for the Motors ports 

Hall of Fame's Speaker Series May 15. 

Fernandez will talk about his new ride with 

Tasman Motorsports, the state of Indy Car racing. 

and his view of the future. Shanaman will 

give a status report on The inaugral U.S. 500, 

with unique insight into the challenges of organizing 

a major first-time event surrounded by 

controversy. 

The presentation will be at 7 p.m. May 15. 

Admission is $6. which includes admission to the 

museum. The Motorsports Hall of Fame is located 

inside the Novi Expo Center, on the southwest 

corner of 1-96 and Novi Road. For more 

information, call (810) 349-RACE. 

Correction 

In last Thursday's Observer sports sections, it 

was reported that Redford Catholic Central's 

Justin Hoener had signed to attend and play 

basketball at Schoolcraft College. It further stated 

that Hoener's roll at CC this past season was 

as a sixth man. 

That is inaccurate. Hoener started 20 of 24 

games and led the team in assists (4.0 a game). 

He was also second among the Shamrocks in 

scoring (14.1 points) and rebounding (nearly five 

per game). 

CC finished 19-5. Hoener was a three-year 

varsity player for the Shamrocks, although he 

missed most of his junior season after breaking 

his leg. 

Fishing Derby 

The ninth-annual Kids Fishing Derby is slated 

for 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday, May 11 at Heritage 

Park ponds. 

The ponds will be stocked with rainbow trout, 

with awards presented fo r largest fish caught. 

First prize is a $100 savings bond. 

The derby is open to Canton-area boys and 

girls 15 years old and younger. Advanced registration, 

in person or by phone, is required. Registration 

cost is $1. 

Registration ends May 9. Again, this competition 

is for Canton residents only. For more information, 

call 397-5110. 

Baseball tournament 

Canton Softball Center will be the site of the 

Washtenaw Amateur Baseball Association 

Youth Tournament June 28-30. 

The entry fee is $200, which includes umpires. 

Competition will be conducted in the following 

age groups: 9-10, 11, 12, 13 and 14. 

There is a three-game guarantee. Division 

winners go to the playoff round. Out-of-state 

teama'will compete this year, too. 

For more information or to enter call Mike 

Dupuit at (313) 485-3753 or (810) 617-8428. 

SC golf outing 

The Schoolcraft College Foundation's 13th 

'annual golf tournament, to support student 

scholarships, will be Monday, June 10 at Washtenaw 

Country Club. 

Golfers can opt for a morning package, an 

afternoon package, hole sponsorship or a President's 

Club level participation, each including a 

pro clink. \ 

Auction items ijnclude autographed jerseys 

from Detroit Red Wings Steve Yrerman, Paul 

Coffey and Sergei Fedorov, along with golf package 

weekends for two at Grand Traverse Resort 

and. Shanty Creek. ~ - 

' Also, a set of custom-made clubs and culinary 

arts dinner prepared by SC graduating senior 

Gary Ellis, Gov.-John Engler's summer cook at 

the Govenor*s Mansion on Mackinac Island, will 

also be auctioned. 

For ftore information, rail the SC Office of 

1 Marketing and Development at (313) 462-4417. 

Anyone interested .n submitting items to Sport» Scene 

may send tMm to sports editor CJr Risafc. 3C251 9choo»- 

crpft. Livonia. Ml. 48130, or may FA* them to (313) 591 

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& Baseball, track, page 2C 

Outdoors, page 4C 

Aggressive .Rocks stun Chiefs, 3-0 

BY C J . RISAK 

SPORTS EDITOR 

Expect the unexpected? Always, but more 

so when Canton tangles with Salem. And 

Wednesday's result, between two of the 

state's premier teams, was certainly 

unexpected. 

Taking "em to school. 

That's what Plymouth Salem's 

soccer team did to its greatest rival, 

Plymouth Canton, last night - 

taught them a lesson. 

No other way to put it when one 

team dominates play like the Rocks 

did in posting their 3-0 victory. 

Canton never truly had a chance. 

The Chiefs, coming off their biggest 

win of the season - a 1-0 triumph 

over Livonia Churchill Monday - had 

few good scoring chances until the. 

final 10'minutes, when most of 

Salem's regulars were on the bench. 

But the Rocks got their shots in, a 

lesson they probably learned themselves 

just a few days earlier. Last 

Saturday, Troy Athens put on a ferocious-attack 

from the start, scoring 

twice in the first 15 minutes and 

cruising to a 2-0 victory over Salem. 

The Rocks were only too happy to 

pass the lesson along to Canton. 

After all, the Chiefs hadn't dealt 

much with goal-scoring - going into 

Wednesday's game, they had posted 

eight-straight shutouts. 

That streak came quickly to an 

end with a pair of "hustle goals," as 

Salem coach Doug Landefeld 

referred to them. 

Jodi Coyle figured on both. Coyle, 

a junior, scored the first with an 

assist from Jenny Storm, squeezing 

the ball past Canton keeper Sarah 

Warnke. 

Mia Sarkesian made it 2-0 in 

Salem's favor befopeTfte-half was 

half over, with an assist from Coyle. 

The hard-charging, aggressive 

style was a bit different for Salem - 

actually, it looked more like a Can- 

Ton~iactic. But it was something 

Landefeld wanted to see. 

"We talked before the game," he 

said, referring to a conversation he 

had with his offensive players, "and 

I told them, 'When you're in the 

final third (of the field), you've just 

got to go hard to goal.' 

"Today, all three goals were hustle 

C 

goals. It's nice to see that." 

Janel Davis concluded the scoring 

eight minutes into the second hilf, 

powering_a cross from Mari Hbff 

over Warnke. 

"We never got out of our defensive 

mode," said Canton coach Don 

Smith. "They played well. I don't 

know if they wanted it more than we 

did, but we just didn't have enough 

to take it away from them." 

Canton fell to 8-2, while Salem 

improved to 9-2. 

The result may nullify the gains 

Canton made in the Western Lakes 

Activities Association title race with 

Monday's win over Churchill. If the 

Western Division ends in a threeway 

tie - Canton, Churchill and 

Northville each have a lose - 

Churchill would have the upper 

hand in the tiebreaker. 

Canton still in title hunt 

BY CJ. RLSAK 

SPORTS EDITOR 

What's that adage about 

turnaround and fair play? 

Livonia Churchill's girls soccer 

team should know it by now. The 

Chargers received a lesson in it 

Monday at Plymouth Canton, 

when the Chiefs scored the game's 

only goal with 10:47 remaining to 

hand Churchill its first Western 

Division loss. 

A year ago, it was the Chargers 

who clipped the Chiefs by the same 

1-0 margin. That win all but_ 

assured them of the divisional 

crown and a berth in the Western 

Lakes Activities Association's 

championship match. Two years 

ago it was Canton that beat 

Churchill 1-0 to advance to the i 

WLAA final. ' 

On Monday the stakes were the 

same, with Churchill in a commanding 

position. A win or a tie 

would have made the Chargers 

almost uncatchable in the division. 

They had already beaten 

Northville, the team that had 

defeated Canton in the Chiefs' season-opener. 

\ 

A win or a tie over Canton would 

make Churchill either 3-0 or 2-0-1 

in divisional play, with Northville 

and Canton both having one loss. 

With only Walled Lake Western 

and Farmington Harrison, two of 

the league's weakest teams, left on 

their divisional schedule, the 

Chargers would be in. 

But it was not to be. Canton's 

constant pressing finally forced 

mistakes by the Charger defense 

and presented the Chiefs with 

some scoring opportunities. 

The initial opening came with 

just under 12 minutes left in the 

match on a pass misjudged by the 

Churchill defenders. Jenny Parviainen 

broke toward the ball, but 

Charger keeper Crystal Wright 

beat her to it and with a sliding 

kick save cleared it out of danger. 

• However, the Chiefs were relentless. 

They quickly reformed their 

! See SOCCER , 3C 

-^Tourney test 

Crusaders start NAIA title quest 

BY C-J. RlSAK 

SPORTS EDITOR 

The snow hasn't even stopped 

falling and it's playoff time 

already. \ 

Tip not talking Red Wings hockey 

here. I mean college sbftball - in 

particular Madonna University, 

which opens the defense of its 

NAIA Sectional Tournament title 

this afternoon. « 

The Crusaders, 26-12 through 

Tuesday, will host the College of 

Mount St. Joseph's (from Cincinnati) 

in a best-of-three series, 

starting today with the first game 

at 2 p.m. at Masftey Field in Plymouth. 

The two teams havent met this 

season - Mount St. Joseph's, had a 

17-6 record through Monday - but 

last year, Madonna eliminated St. 

Joseph's in the Sectional final. 

The Lady Crusaders are in the 

proper form for a tournament run. 

Since a 2-0 loas to North wood University 

April 13, they have won 10 

Picking it up: Canton's Jenny Porviainen outmanueuers the Churchill defense, not an 

easy task. But the Chiefs did it well enough to gain a major regular-season victory. 

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Friday, 2 p.m. (H naeaaaary) 

Madonna (26-12) vs. College of 

Mount St. Joseph's (17-6) 

• Best of three games 

Winoer advances to the NAIA 

Regional (si* teams) at Cortege 

of St.Trancia, Jortet. III.. May 8- 

10 

of 12 games. 

An obvious reason for the sue- 

Madonna offense. Four times in 

the last eight games, the Crusaders 

have surpaased 11 runs 

scored in a game. They had managed 

that just three times in the 

previous 30 games. 

i i Mimmt. if 

Salem, Harrison and CC should 

contend for Observerland honors 

BY STEVE KOWAL8KJ 

STAFF WRITER 

The running-event finals for the 

Observerland Boys Track Relays among the 17 teams competing. 

start at 7 p.m. Saturday, but fans The field events start at 3&0 p.m. 

might want to arrive four hours ear- followed by the running preliminarlier 

to truly appreciate the 26th ies at 6:30 and the finals at 7. 

annual tevent. 

Admission is $3. 

That's when the day begins for Terek has already cleared an eye- 

two of the meet's more versatile perpopping 15-feet in the pole vault, by 

formers - Livonia Franklin junior far the best in Observerland, and 

Paul Terek and Westland John ranks second in the long jump

weather, courts hit netters 

weather ia taking it* toll 

on tennis at Plymouth Canton 

and Salem. 

> Matches? Oh yes, they've 

'been postponed or cancelled by 

cold, wet, rainy weather. 

But more important, the tennis 

courts have been a victim of 

spring's reluctance to make 

more than a token appearance. 

"I don't know where we are 

at this pointr" Canton coach 

Barb Hanosh said of the school 

system's unplayable courts, 

"already scheduled for repair. 

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Canton, Salem split twinbill 

Plymouth Salem won the tight 

one, the opener of Saturday's 

double-header at Plymouth Canton, 

and it didn't come easily. 

The second gam* was no contest, 

however. The Chiefs rolled 

up a big lead early and never let 

up. 

The resulting split, Salem winning 

by a 6-5 margin and Canton 

by a 15-4 score, left both teams 

at .500-Salem is 5-5, with Canton 

at 6-6. 

The opener was definitely the 

more dramatic contest. The 

Rocks led 2-1 going into the seventh, 

but Canton rallied to tie it 

and force extra innings. 

In the 10th, it finally seemed 

Salem had put the game away 

with a four-run rally in the top 

half of the inning. But not so 

fast: Jfhf^Chiefs had something 

left, too. They scored three runs 

in their half of the inning before 

four runs and knocked in four 

more. 

BASEBALL Noonan slugged a three-run 

homer in the fourth and finished 

falling a run short. _ 

with three hits and three RBI. 

Pat Noonan was the only Chief Jeff Opalinski was just as effec- 

with two hit*. Jason Bricker, tive, with three hits and three 

John Wright and Kurt Richards RBI, with Brickfer added two hits 

each had a hit and a run batted and two RBI. Bryan Dixon had a 

in. 

hit and scored three runs. 

Jason Mortiere was the losing Pat Nelson was the winning 

pitcher for Canton. He went 9 pitcher, working all seven 

2/3 innings, allowing six runs on innings and surrendering four 

nine hits and a walk, striking runs on nine hits and a walk, 

out eight. 

with eight strikeouts. 

The second game was entirely 

"We're starting to hit the ball 

different. The Chiefs pushed 

pretty well," said Canton coach 

across 11 runs in the first four 

innings to open up an 11-3 

"""Scott Dickey. "Our pitching has- 

advantage. 

n't l\een bad, it's been pretty 

Wright and Noonan were two 

good, like it has all year.'We're 

of the bigger offensive powers in 

just not making the plays at cru- 

the win. Wright collected four cial times. 

hits, including p two-run home "We're playing well enough to 

run in the first inning, scored win, we're not getting the key 

hits, making the key plays when 

we need them. But if we keep up 

this intensity, I think we'll be in 

position to win some ball 

games." 

Last Friday, Canton (fcd just 

the opposite. The Chiefs led 2-0 

until the fourth, then were up 3- 

2 entering the sixth. But the 

Mustangs got two runs in the 

sixth and two more in the seventh 

to post a 6-4 triumph at 

Canton. 

Anthony Pastor absorbed the 

loss He pitched all seven 

innings, giving up two earned 

runs on seven hits and a walk, 

striking out five. 

Wright was the only Chief 

with two hits, one a double, and 

he had one RBI. Richards contributed 

a two-run double and 

Dave Walker had a Tut and 

scored two runs.' 

Chiefs collect Cougar trophy with 5 lsts 

The trip* for Plymouth Canton's 

girls track team, was definitely 

worth it. 

The Lady Chiefs journeyed to 

Wyoming Rogers high school 

Saturday for the Cougar Invitational 

hosted by Grand Rapids 

Catholic Central and came away 

with a first-place finish. 

Canton's 89.5 points easily 

outdistanced Haslett's 61 in an 

eight-team field. Grand Rapids 

Catholic was third with 33, East 

Grand Rapids had 27, followed 

by Muskegon Catholic with 21, 

Big Rapids 12.5, Grand Rapids_ 

Union 11 and Kent City 1. 

• GIRLS TRACK 

Mary Anderson was a double 

winner for the Chiefs, taking the 

hurdles at 100- and 300-meters 

and clocking 16.0 and 49.8 seconds, 

respectively. 

Brandy Bernard's 98-6 won 

the discus with teammate Emily 

Moran third in 95-4. 

Nkechi Okwumabua won the 

long jump (15-7) , was third in 

the 100-meter dash (13.1) and 

participated in two second-place 

relay finishes. 

Okwumabua anchored the 

400-relay team to a 54.2 time. It 

also included Alina Boyden, 

•Tiffany Williams and Kim 

Robertson. 

She led off the 800-meter 

relay team, which was second in 

1:54.4. She was followed by 

Natalie Wood, Kelly Smith and 

Williams. 

Wood was also third in the 

long jump in 13-10, Smith 

showed third in the high jump at 

4-10 and Williams was third in 

the 200 in 28.5. 

Canton's 3,200-relay team won 

in 10:08.1. Brooke Larson, 

Angkana Roy, Amy Klim and 

Becky Uryga did the honors. 

Coach George Przygodski saw 

Amanda Grube throw the shot 

31-10, good for second place, and 

got runnerup finishes from 

Nancy Hoffman (50.2) in the 

300-hurdles and Becky Wolfrom 

(12:36.5) in the 3,200 run 

The Chiefs' 1,600-relay team of 

Williams, Hoffman, Anderson 

and Uryga was second in 4:22.1. 

Diana Jastzrebski's 17.0 clocking 

was good for third in the 100hurdles. 

Rocks outpower the Falcons in a 10-8 slugfest 

Into each life a little rain must 

fall — and into some softball 

games as well. 

But the drizzle and cold 

weather didn't bother Plymouth 

Salem all that much Monday as 

the Rocks used the bat and arm 

of sophomore right-hander 

Jenny Trott to defeat Farmington, 

10-8. 

Trott was touched for four 

runs by the Falcons in the first 

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Friday. May 3 

F.H. Harrisoo at Churchill. A p.m. 

Franklin at Ply. Canton (2). 4 p.m. 

W.L. Central at Stevenson. 4 p.m. 

Pty. Salem at John Glenn. 4 p.m. 

Taylor Truman at Wayne. 4 p.m. 

ClarenceviUe at G P U«ett. 4:30 p.m. 

Saturday. May 4 

(a« doubl»*Md«rs unieea noted) 

Canton at Adrian, 11 a.m. 

Salem at Slurps Tournament. 10 a.m. 

Redford Union Tournament, 10 a.m. 

Novi at ClarenceviUe. 11 a.m. 

Huron Valley Invitational. noon. 

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but survived the ehakey start 

plus a touch of wildness and 

gave up four runs the rest of the 

way. 

Salem tied the score with five 

runs in the fourth and scored 

four more in the fifth, with Trott 

contributing a key hit with her 

bat. 

COLLEGE BASEBALL 

Thursday, May 2 

Tri-State (Ind.) at Madonna (2). 2 (un. 

Friday. May 3 

St. Xavier (III.) at Madonna. 11 a.m. 

Ohio Dominican at Madonna. 5 pjn. 

Satowd»y. May 4 

Ohio Oominican at Madonna. 2 p.m. 

St. Xavier at Madonna. 5 p.m. 

Sunday. May 8 

St. Xavier at Madonna, noon. 

Huron Valley at Ply. Christian, 4:30 pjn. 

Friday, May 3 

Churchill at F.H. Harrison. 4 p.m.' 

Canton at Franklin. 4 p.m. 

Stevenson at W.L. Central. 4 p.m. 

John Glenn at Ply. Salem. 4 p.m. 

Wayne at Taylor Truman. 4 p.m. 

Ladywood at H.W Reglna (2). 4 pjn. 


Carah Best singled and Stefanie 

Volpe doubled to set Trott 

up for a two-run single. 

Best had two hits while Volpe 

went 3-for-4 with a pair of doubles. 

Trott went 3-for-4, including 

a double, and drove in four 

rtfhs while Julie Stafford went 2for-4, 

driving in two runs, and 

Terri Walters had two RBI on 

one hit. 

"I'm really pleased with the 

unteM noted) 

Canton. Salem at Temp. Bedford Toum. 

Zoe Christian at Huron Valley (2), noon. 

Richmond Tournament. 1 p.m. 

COUXBC SOFTBAU. ; 

Thaw day, May 2 

NAIA Sectional Playoff 

Mt. SI. Joseph s at Madonna, 2 and 4 p.m. 

Fridsy. Mty 3 

Mt. St. Joseph's at Madonna. 2 p.m. (If 

necessary) 

BOYS TRACK 

Thursday. May 2 

Canton at Northville. 3:30 p.m. 

Churchill at F.H. Harrison. 3:30p.m. 

Franklin at W.L. Western, 3:30 p.m. 

Stevenson at N. Farmington, 3:30 p.m. 

John Glenn at Ply. Salem, 3:30 p.m. 

Obn. Fordson at Wayne, 3:30 p.m. 


Observer Relays at ChurcMI, 3:30 p.m. 

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TRAMS: Catholic Central, 

Plymouth Canton. Plymouth, 

Salem, Northville, Westland 

John Glenn, Livonia Stevenson, 

Farmington Hills Harrison, 

Livonia Churchill, Southfield 

Lathrup, Redford Union, Wayne 

Memorial, Livonia Franklin, 

Garden City. Redford Bishop 

Borgess, Farmington, North 

Farmington, Redford St. 

Agatha. 

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ADMISSION: $3 admission. 

Salem could literally run away 

with the 3,200 relay championship. 

Jason Barylski, Jared 

Biniecki, Scott Loewe and Andy 

Briggs have Observerland's best 

time, 8:16.3, which is more than 

15 seconds faster than the second-fastest 

team Lutheran Westland. 

, 

Harrison was the pre-Relays 

favorite last year, but the 

Hawks' chances suffered when 

standout sprinter Kevin Bryant 

hits apiece, McGue getting a pair 

of RBI and Birchmeier one, and 

Courtney Senger and Christy 

Riopelle had two hits each. 

Leschinger was the winner in 

the second game, allowing four 

earned runs on six hits and a 

walk, striking out four. In the 

opener, it was Streng earning 

the win, surrendering six earned 

runs on 13 hits and four walks, 

with two strikeouts, in Beven 

innings. 

Saturday's double-header with 

Siena Heights was highlighted 

by Strang's mound performance 

in the first game. Streng was 

close to perfect, giving up just 

one hit and one walk in posting 

the shutout. 

Madonna got its only run of 

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the game in the first inning, and 

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"That's how you win games," 

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"Your force mistakes." 

Churchill coach Nick O'Shea, 

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2nd-game victories get Crusaders a pair of splits 

It would have been appropriate 

for Madonna University's 

baseball team to celebrate the ( 

completio\ of its pair of double- • 

headers with St. Francis (111.) 

with an ice cream sundae.^Say, a 

banana split. 

The Crusaders divided the 

four games, winning the second 

of each doubleheader after the 

losing the first. They finished 

the weekend 24-19. 

Mark Serra's fine relief work, 

4 2/3 innings of two-hit ball that 

raised his record to 3-1, in the 

second game Sunday helped 

Madonna record a 10-6 victory. 

—Saturdays-win went to Jason 

MADONNA 

Dubey, 2-1, who gave up a run in 

the only inning he worked but 

was the beneficiary when 

Madonna scored twice in the bottom 

of the eighth to take a 6-5 

win. 

Madonnajicored eight in the 

first to grease the way to Sunday's 

win and Serra came on 

when starter Eric Butler was 

touched for three runs in the second 

and third innings. 

Pete Quinn had a pair of singles 

and drove in two runs while 

Aaron Shrewsbury drove in two 

with a single plus a sacrifice fly. 

Dan Taylor went 3 for 0 with a 

double and an RBI. 

Madonna was held to seven 

hits in the first game Sunday, a 

4-1 loss that dropped starter Joel 

Hillebrand to 4-3. 

Quinn had a pair pf hits, one 

his 10th double of the season, 

while Shrewsbury accounted for 

the Crusaders' lone run with his 

eighth home run. Taylor and 

Delano Voletti also had two hits. 

Starter Craig Benedict was 

removed in the sixth inning of 

the second game Saturday. Joe 

Fabris and Eric Crawford 

checked St. Francis until Dubey6 

came in to start the eighth. 

Left fielder Tim Kasubowski 

went 3-for-4 and needed just a 

single to hit for the cycle. His 

only RBI came on his second 

home run. 

Catcher Voletti drove in three 

runs with a sacrifice fly plus a 

two-run home run. First baseman 

Jeff Gutt had a pair of hits 

and drove in a run. 

Four errors contributed to 

Madonna's defeat in Saturday's 

opener. Starter Dan Pydyn, 4-2, 

was nursing a 2-1 leacTlhlo the 

seventh but couldn't get that 

final out as St. Francis erupted 

for five runs, the last two of 

which were charged to reliever 

Serra. 

1 

Madonna came back with two 

in the bottom of the seventh but 

it wasn't enough. 

Taylor and voletti each had a 

pair of hits for the Crusaders 

while Kurt Wilczynski, Quinn 

and pinch-hitter Daryl Rocho 

drove in the runs. 

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•Sutler's five wins leads Madonna pttclv 

(Canton) and Taylor each had 40 hits while 

er». Mitterrand and Pydyn each had lour But 

Wilczynski had a teanvbest 32 runs. Gutt had 

ler and Benedict shared the team strikeout 

three triples, two more than anyone else, 

lead with 29. three more than Hllletxand. _ 

while "Kevin-foiey-had four sto4en bases. 

Benedict led the staff in innings. 50. while 

Butler had 48 2/3. Butler and Benedict each 

had three complete fame*. 

Fabris had a start-tow ERA of 0.00. Butler s 

was 2.22. Mil let* and's waa 2.46. Dubey 2.52. 

Serra 2 81. Pydyn 2.96 and Benedict 3.M. 

'Fatxie' four saves led the Crusaders. 

Among team hitters. Mike LaPoint had the 

highest average. .438. but with only 18 at- 

bats. Shrewbury had a 388 average while 

Quinn was at .343. 

Shrewsbury led the team with 13 doubles, 

Statistics are through games of April 28. 

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RQCKETTI SNOW 

"Hbckette Review" will be 

performed by The Ply- 

mouth Salem Rockettes at 

its annual rockette show 7 

p.m. Saturday, May 4, at 

the Plymouth Salem audi- 

torium on Joy Road in Can- 

ton. Tickets are $3 and can 

be purchased at the door. 

FAREWELL DANCE 

The Plymouth Canton 8th 

grade formal farewell • 

fiance will be held 7-11 


The Center Stage on Ford 

Road in Canton. Tickets 

iare available for $5 at the 

idoor. Food available. No 

jeans. Parent chaperones 

•needed. Call 981-5122. 

WSDP RADIO AUCTION 

;Local listeners tune in to 

The Plymouth-Canton 

iHigh school local radio sta- 

tion 88.1 fm from 8 a.m. to 

;10 p.m. Saturday, May 11, 

for their annaul radio auc- 

tion. Information. 416- 

!7732. 

FLOWER SALES 

BOTANICAL GARDENS 

•The annual spring perenni- 

al sale will be held at the 

!Friends of Matthaei Botan- 

ical Gardens, 1800 N. 

Dixboro Road, in Ann 

Arbor. Members sale: 3-7 

p.m. Friday, May 3; public 

sale: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Satur- 

day, May 4, & 10 a.m.-4 

p.m. Sunday, May 5. Pre- 

Sale Savvy Sessions: noon, 

Saturday, April 27. 

PERENNIAL EXCHANGE 

• A perennial exchange will 

'.be held 7 p.m. Tuesday, 

'.May 7, at Risen Christ 

' Lutheran Church, 46250 

•Ann Arbor Road at 

' McClumpha, m Plymouth. 

I "How to Begin a Perennial 

; Garden and Keep it Bloom- 

; ing," will be the topic pre- 

• sented by Chris Lapinski, 

1 Master Gardener. Plants 

! brought for exchange must 

; be healthy, in a pot or clear 

; bag and tagged _ plant 

• name, color, sun/shade. 

! You need not bring a plant 

! to. attend. Refreshments 

; will be served and babysit- 

• ters available. No fee. Call 

' to register 453-5252. 

PLANT EXCHANGE 

The Canton Beautification 

! Committee is having a 

) plant exchange 9-11 a.m. 

; Saturday, May 18, at the 

> Park Pavillion on Proctor 

! Road, West of Canton Cen- 

! ter, behind the Historical 

J Museum. Master garden- 

ers will be available to 

answer your questions. 

! Plant donations needed for 

. new Play scape. Committee 

; iff also looking for garden- 

• ing volunteers. Informa- 

' tion, Chris at 454-3468. 

AROUND TOWN 

The Suburban Republican 

Women's Club will be par- 

The United Methodist 

Women will hold a rum- 

mage sale 9-5 p.m. 

Wednesday, May 1, 9-1 

p.m., 3-6 p.m. Thursday, 

May 2, at 45201 N. Territo- 

rial, in Plymouth. $2 Bag 

Sale. 453-5280. 

ticipating in Livonia's city 

wide garage sale 10 a.m.-4 


Eddie Edgar Ice Arena on 

Stark and Lyndon Rds. 

They will appreciate your 

support at table 22. 

SPACE AVAILABLE 

This year the Liberty Fest 

will feature a Canton Booth in 

the Fine Arts and Crafts tent 

for selected Fine Craft 

Student Exhibitors, which is 

open to Canton middle school 

and high school individuals. 

Also, there is still room for 

selected fine Craft Exhibitors. 

Information, call Sharon at 

453-3710. 

RUMMAGE SALE 

Holy Transfiguration 

Orthodox Church, at 36075 

w. Seven Mile Rd. (between 

Newburg & Farmington 

across from the golf course) 

in Livonia, will hold their 

sale 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Satur- 

day, May 4. Homemade 

Pirogi, kraut or potato for 

sale. Information, 810-476- 

3432. 

RUNNERS AND WALKERS 

Downtown runners and 

walkers meet 6:15 p.m. 

Tuesday, May 7, at the Box 

Bar, Ann Arbor Trail and 

Main Street, in Plymouth. 

Non-competitive run or 

walk. Four, six, and ten 

miles. Through Plymouth 

into Hines Park. No 

charge. Meet at the Box 

Uar afterward for food, 

drink and comradery. 453- 

0755. 

CANDIDATES NIGHT 

The League of Women Vot- 

ere has planned a "Meet 

the Candidates Night" 7-9 

p.m. Thursday, May 9, at 

the Canton Little TTieater 

at Plymouth-Canton High 

School, 8415 N. Canton 

Center Road. The election 

for the Plymouth-Canton 

June 19. 

NURSING HOME CARE 

A seminar on "How to Pro- 

tect Your Assets From The 

High Cost of Nursing 

Home Care" will be pre- 

sented by financial expert, 

Paul Leduc from 1-3 p.m. 

Wednesday, May 8, at the 

Plymouth Cultural Center- 

Senior Citizens room, 525 

Farmer, in Plymouth. 

Information, 455-6623. 

BOOKS SALE 

The American Association 

of University Women 

AAUW used book sale will 

be held 9 a.m.-l p.m. 

Thursday, May 9, at West 

Middle School in Plymouth. 

Hardcover $1, paperbacks 

50 cents, many almost new 

condition. Aj Hallerman 

at 420-2965. 

MOTHER'S DAY 

This year, you can remem- 

ber your mother and help 

the Jaycees at the same 

time. Just stop by the Can- 

ton Floral Gardens and 

purchase your Mother's 

Day flowers and mention 

the Jaycees. Canton Floral 

Gardens willdonate 20 

percent of the net proceeds 

to the Plymouth-Canton 

Jaycees, to assist them in 

their community develop- 

ment efforts. This program 

will run from Friday, May 

' 10, through Memorial Day, 

May 27. Canton Floral 

Gardens is located at 8207 

N. Lilley Road, just south 

of Joy Road. Information, 

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Jaycees hotline at 453- 

8407. 

FISHING DERBY 

Canton Parks and Recre- 

ation Services is sponsor- 

ing its annual Kids Fishing 

Derby 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Satur- 

day, May 11, at Heritage 

Park Ponds in Canton. 

You may register for 1- 

hour time period. $1 per 

child (to be paid on day of 

the event). Boys and girls 

ages 15 and under. 

Awards will be given for 

the largest fish caught. 

First prize is a $100 sav- 

ings bond. Advance regis- 

tration required in person 

or by phone. Registration 

begins Monday April 22nd 

through Thursday, May 9. 

DISCOUNT CARDS 

The Canton High School 

baseball team is selling dis- 

count cards good for free 

items and discounts from 

Plymouth Canton mer- 

chants. New on the card 

this year are Applebee's on 

Ford Road, Water Club 

Seafood Grill, and Pinter 

Flower Land in Canton. 

Still on the card are dis- 

counts for Skatin' Station, 

Super Bowl, numerous fast 

food restaurants, car wash- 

es, and many more. Cards 

cost $5 each, are good for a 

full year and are available 

from any baseball team 

member or by calling 420- 

0127 after 3:30 p.m. week- 

days. 

SOFTBALL CLINIC 

The Canton girls softball 

team is sponsoring a clinic - 

for all girls Saturday, May 

18, at the Canton girls soft- 

ball field. The cost is $25. 

To register call Larry 

Bober at 455-6449. 

ART TRIP 

The Plymouth Community 

Arts Council is sponsoring 

a three-day trip to 

Philadelphia, June 21 

through 23, to view the 

izanne 

coast Travel, with David 

Groen aa host, has 

arranged an air//hotel 

package including tickets 

to three art collections. 

The Cezanne exhibit of 

more than 100 paintings 

represents the artist's 

entire body of work. 

Philadelphia is the sole 

U.S. city showing this 

major exhibition. In addi- 

tion, the Barnes Founda- 

tion Collection will be 

viewed. Information, con- 

tact Suncoast Travel at 

455-5810 OT the PC AC at 

416-4278. 

YOUTH EXCHANGE 

The Plymouth Rotary Club 

Youth Exchange is seeking 

interested students ages 

16-18 looking for an oppor- 

tunity to spend a year 

abroad learning the culture 

and language of another 

country. No application fee. 

Travel overseas August 

1996 to July 1997. Any 

place in 22 foreign coun- 

tries. Contact Marie A. 

Morrow, Plymouth Rotary 

Youth Exchange chairwom- 

an, at 453-6879. 

STUOENT EXCHANGE 

Cultural Homestay Inter- 

national student exchange 

is looking for families to 

host 5 or 10 month stu- 

dents for the school year 

1996-97 for local high 

schools. Their ages range 

16-18 years and come to 

the states with their own 

spending money and insur- 

ance. This is a great oppor- 

tunity for cultural exhange 

and explore a new lan- 

guage. 1-800-210-6080. 

ART SHOW 

"Sharing the Gift" 4th 

annual juried fine art 

show. 1996 entry forms 

now available. Featuring 

Edee Joppich, juror, and 

125 regioifal artists. Oct. 

5-11 show at the First 

Presbyterian Church of 

Northville. On site jurying 

of multi-media works, 

including watercolor, oil, 

collage, sculpture, graph- 

ics, photography, clay and 

fiber. Cash awards from 

$50-$300. Information, 

810-349-Ofax 810-349- 

6474.911/ 

VOLUNTEERS 

First Step, a project on 

Domestic Violence and Sex- 

ual Assault, is looking for 

new volunteers. A training 

program will begin 6-9 p.m. 

Monday and Wedneday 

evenings beginning May 6, 

at the Church of the Holy 

Spirit in Livonia and will 

continue for six weeks. 

Advanced registration is 

required. For more infor- 

mation or to register for 

the volunteer training, con 

tact Poco Smith at 981- 

9595. 

ARTS COUNCIL 


Arts Council is offering its 

new facility at 774 N. Shel- 

don Road for rent for semi- 

nars, recitals and lectures. 

The facility has auditorium 

seating for 225 people. The 

parking lot has room for 28 

cars and street parking is 

available. There are coffee 

pots, a slide projector and a 

piano available. Interested 

groups, call 416-4278. 

SUPPORT GROUP 

Have a problem? Want to 

talk? Call Life Care Min- 

istries, (313) 427-LIFE, 

from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. 

Monday-Saturday. Confi- 

dential. Free. 

RECOVERING ALCOHOUCS 

Plymouth Family Service is 

offering a sixteen week 

group therapy for couples .- 

from 6:30-8:30 p.m. 

Wednesday, May 1, where 

one or both partners is 

recovering from an addic- 

tion to alcohol or other 

drugs. The couple must be 

able to demonstrate 

involvement in a recovery 

program. Intake $25 per 

couple, group, $15 per 

week per couple. To 

arrange for an intake eval- 

uation, call 453-0890. 

CLUBS 

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Post #6695, 19th annual 

Loyalty Day will be 7:30 

p.m. Thursday, May 2, at 

1426 S. Mill Street, in Ply- 

mouth. Community service 

awards will be presented 

to: The American Heart 

Association and the Ameri- 

can Diabetes Association, 

middle school essay contest 

winners, poster contest, 

and patriotic art contest 

winners. Open to the pub- 

lic. Call Alice Fisher at 

728-7619. 

WOMAN'S CLUB 

The Woman's Club of Ply- 

mouth will hold it's annual 

potluck salad luncheon at 

noon Friday, May 3, at the 

Plymouth First United 

Methodist Church, 45201 

N. Territorial Rd. Larry 

Kralowski of the As£in 

Hotels _ Hawaii will speak 

on "A Lighthearted Travel 

Adventure to the Hawaiian 

Islands." The annual busi- 

ness meeting with installa- 

tion of officers will follow 

the program. Also, the 

Invitational Scholarship 

awards dinner will be held 

Tuesday, May 14, at the 

Plymouth Manor. 

hold regular business 

meetings and elections of 

officers noon, Sunday, May 

5, in the Oddfellows Hall, 

344 Elizabeth St., in Ply- 

mouth. In addition, new 

located officers of Squadron 

112 of The Sons of The 

American Legion will be 

installed during the meet- 

ing, and Post 112 will con- 

duct the ceremony of "The 

Empty Table," remember- 

ing those veterans still 

unaccounted for or held in 

captivity from all wars. 

Information, contact Adju-' 

tant Jim Maahs, 451-3574. 

•Of CLUB 

The May meeting of the 

60+ club will be held noon 

Monday, May 6. Bring 

your own table service and 

a dish to pass for the 

potluck. Birthday Party in 

June. Everyone welcome. 

PLYMOUTH NEWCOMERS 

The Plymouth Newcomers 

general meeting will be 

held Thursday, May 9; 6 

p.m. social, 7 p.m. dinner, 

at Station 885 in Ply- 

mouth. Cost is $15. 

R.S.V.P. by Monday, May 

6. All Plymouth residents 

are welcome. New board 

members will be elected 

and interest group leaders 

will be recognized. Infor- 

mation, Lori at 416*9001. 

COUNCIL ON AGING. , 


Council on Aging meets 2 

p.m. Monday, May 13, at 

the Cultural Center, 525 

Farmer Street, in Ply- 

mouth. Handwriting anal- 

• ysis by Alice Herman, certi- 

fied graphologist. Also, 

home medical supplies, by 

Linda McGregor. Informa- 

tion, 453-1234 ext. 236. 

NEWBURG SINGLES 

Newburg Singles Min- 

istries meet 7 p.m. on the 

third Sundays of each 

month in Guthrie Hall of 

•Newburg United Methodist 

call for appointment noon 

to 2 p.m., 455-7526. 

Appointments are on the 

second and third Friday 

monthly at Plymouth 

Township Hall (by clerk's 

office). 

PARENTS WITHOUT 

PARTNERS 

Livonia-Redford Chapter 

No. 130 Parents Without 

Partners is meeting at 

Mama Mia's Restaurant, 

27770 Plymouth Road, 

between Middlebelt and 

Inkster, on the first and 

third Thursdays of each 

month. Parent and family 

activities are planned. New 

members welcome at 8 p.m. 

for orientation. Diane, 464- 

1969. 

SMOKERS 'RIGHTS 

Group will meet 7 p.m. 

the third Monday of each 

month in Denny's on Ann 

Arbor Road at 1-275, Ply- 

mouth Township, for peo- 

~ple supportive of smokers' 

rights. Information, call 

Marc at 455-1635. 

JAYCEES 

The Plymouth/Canton 

Jaycees meet at 7:30 p.m. 

on the fourth Thursday of 

the month at the Plymouth 

Cultural Center, 525 

Farmer in Plymouth. 

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FOR KIDS 

The Canton Senior Singles 

club will meet 7 p.m. Sat- 

urday, May 4, in the 

Parkview Room of the 

Summit on the Park. 

Games, pool instruction, 

ice cream social. Member- 

ship is open to all single 

Canton residents age 55 

and over. 

CANTON ROTARY 

Will meet noon Monday, 

May 6, at The Roman 

Forucm Restaurant on 

Ford Road in Canton. U.S. 

Rep. Lynn Rivers will talk 

about the Canton Post 

office. 

AMERICAN LEGION 

Plymouth Township Ameri- 

can Legion Post 112 and 

Auxiliary Unit 112 will 

The Plymouth and Canton Observer* welcome Calendar items. Items should be from non profit 

community groups or individuals announcing a community program or event Please type or print 

the information below and mail your item to The Calendar, Plymouth and Canton Observers, 

744 Wing, Plymouth, M 48170, or by Into 31345M224 Deadline for Calendar items is 

noon. Friday for the following Thursday's papp. Call 459-2700 if you have any questions^ 

Event 

Location: 

telephone: * 

Additional Mo.: 

Um aMitnnai that if nee*mar? 

Church, 36500 Ann Arbor 

Trail, east of Newburgh. 

No age restriction. Infor- 

mation, Dave Burley at 

663-0014. 

SAFE 

SAFE (Setting Addicts 

Free Eternally or Stable 

And Free Eternally) is a 

biblical-based support 

group for addicts and their 

families. SAFE meets at 7 

p.m. Tuesdays at Main 

Street Baptist Church, 

8500 N. Morton Taylor 

Road, Canton. Information, 

464-1783. 

CANTON BPW 

The Canton Business and 

Professional Women's 

group meets 6:30 p.m. on 

the second Monday of the 

month at Roman Forum 

restaurant on Ford Road in 

Canton. This is an organi- 

zation to promote full par- 

ticipation, equity and eco- 

nomic self-sufficiency for 

America's working women. 

Information, (313) 699- 

1970. 

STAMP CLUB 

West Suburban Stamp 

Club meets 8 p.m. on the 

first and third Fridays at 

the Plymouth Cultural 

Center, 525 Fanner in Ply- 

mouth. 

5 and 6 year old T-Ball 

League registration will be 

taken from April 22th-May 

3rd. All registrations will 

be taken at City of Ply- 

mouth Parks and Recre- 

ation Department, located 

at the Plymouth Cultural 

Center. Players must be 

born between July 31, 1989 

and July 31, 1991. Birth 

certificate is required for 

; \ 

all registration, informa- 

tion, call Plymouth Parks 

and Recreation at 455- 

6623. 

TINY TOTS 

The Salvation Army Tiny 

Tots Preschool classes for 

3- and 4-year-olds will be 

9:30-11:35 a.m. through 

May. For information, call 

Peggy at 453-5464. 

NEW MORNING SCHOOL 

There are openings for stu- 

dents interested in Science 

& Math Camps and Discov- 

ery Days classes for the 

summer. For information, 

call 420-3331. 

PLYMOUTH CHILDREN'S 

Nursery still has openings 

for next Fall for their 3 and 

4-year-old classes. Classes 

are filling up in the morn- 

ing and afternoon sessions. 

PCN is lo cated at 5825 N. 

Sheldon Road. Just north 

Michigan Emergency 

Pharmaceutical Program . 

offers middle-income 

seniors a one-month supply 

of prescription drugs. Must 

of Ford Road. Please call 

Michelle at 459-3111. 

CARAVAN, CMPPEWA 

Caravan and Chippewa 

programs for 4-year-olds 

through sixth-graders 7- 

8:30 p.m. Wednesdays at 

Plymouth Church of the 

Nazarene, 45801 Ann 

Arbor Road. This is a 

scouting-type program 

where children will be 

involved in spiritual, men- 

tal, physical and social 

development activities. 

To Submit your academic honor or graduation 

announcement to Campua Notes, send the materi- 

al printed or typewritten to: Bridget Lucas. Ply- 

mouth-Canton Observer, 744 Wing Street, Ply- 

mouth. Mich. 48170. 

Christopher W. Cole of Canton will graduate 

May 9, from Arizona SUte University to Temple. 

Arix. He will be attending graduate school at 

Stanford University, in California. He is a 1989 

Wayne Memorial High School graduate 

Rebecca U1 

a B H 

Uhlmann of Canton has been 

into the Central Michigan Univemty (SapfcroT 

the National Residence Hall Honorary (NRHH). 

The NRHH is a national service organization that 

recognises outstanding student leaders within 

their campus residence hall systems. The CMU 

chapter schedules social activities, facilitates resi- 

dence hall programs, sponsors leadership confer 

encee and speakers, and recognizes other out- 

standing student leaders. Uhlmann is a sopho- 

more at CMU majoring in psychology and interna- 

tional relations. She is a graduate of Plymouth 

Salem High School and is the daughter of Darid 

and Roxanna Uhlmann 

JTMichigan Stale University 

veterinary student received the SCAVMA Senior 

Student Leadership awa*d at the College of Veteri- 

nary Medicine's annual honors banquet held at the 

Sheraton Hotel, in Lansing, on April 11. 

Neault is the son of John and Liz Neault of Ply- 

mouth, and is a 1986 graduate of Dearborn Divine 

Child High School. * 

The award recognized the senior student who has 

; demonstrated tfw principles of leadership, 

: in organized veterinary 

xtk rfeeek develop 4 

ment of the vpterinag* student. 

* e "# m ' 

Alalia College commencement ceremony Vas held J 

recently and the following students from this area J 

participated: Melissa King of Plymouth and 

pad ittte of Plymouth-Canton High School 

received her bachelor of arts degree in English; 

Bryan Kittleeon of Plymouth and graduate of 

Plymouth-Canton High School received his bache- 

lor of arts degree in business administration; 

Tamara Wateon of Plymouth and graduate of 

Dearborn High School received her bachelor of Sci- 

ence degree in eterciee and health science 

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r (C7,RCWQ) The Obeerveri THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1996 

WAYNE BUSINESS Finance 

Take a swing at IGOLF Website 

EMORY 

DANIELS 

With warm 

weather upqe 

us, golfers 

already are fill- 

ing up the 

greens and golf 

terms increas- 

ingly are crop- 

ping up during 

conversations at 

social gather- 

ings. Golf surely 

must be one of 

the top, if not 

the top, partici- 

patorywarm- weather golf in this country. 

I recently came across IGOLF, 

a popular and talked-about Web- 

site on the Internet. IGOLF also 

is on American Online and for 

that reason, too, has been writ- 

ten about in computer maga- 

zines. A few months ago I 

learned that this site has strong 

local connections. 

And so when you visit 

http://www.igolf.com/index.html 

you will be taking advantage of 

many features developed by two 

area residents, Dave Richards 

and Holly Geoghegan., 

The top of the IGOLF home 

page invites you to the site's golf 

chat. Links include This Week in 

Golf, Leaderboards, Instruction, 

Tfre Tours, Club Daze, Game 

Room, Swizzlestick G&CC, 

Equipment, Travel, Architec- 

ture, Writer's Block, Photo 

Gallery, Industry/Stocks, Golf 

History, Environment, and 

IGOLFOLOGY. In the center of 

the page are links to headlines of 

current golf stories, and high- 

lights. 

Richards and Geoghegan tfre 

principles of Golf Marketing Ser- 

"vices, a public relations, media, 

marketing and networking con- 

sulting firm baSed in Bloomfield 

Hills that specializes in the golf 

business. 

In.public relations circles, 

Richards is known for his efforts 

in developing northern Michigan 

as a golf destination. Recognized 

as one of the top golf photogra- 

phers in the country, his photos 

have appeared in many national 

magazines. "— 

Geoghegan has served as 

director of communications for 

the Ladies Professional Golf 

Association, was executive direc- 

tor of Golfweek Academy, and 

has created marketing programs 

for Spalding, Taylor Made, Ash- 

worth and others. A freelSnce 

golf writer and reporter. sW 

helped form the International 

Network of Golf. 

Golf Marketing Services, 

founded by Richards in 1990, 

represents more than 20 golf 

resorts and golf courses in Michi- 

gan, Lake of the Ozarks, and 

Florida. Among its Michigan 

clients is Grand Traverse Resort, 

Shanty Creek, Boyne USA Gar- 

land, and Bay Harbor. 

In addition, GMS is the lead 

industry consultant for IGOLF, 

the comprehensive, interactive, 

electronic golf area on AOL and 

on the Web. In 1994, Richards 

merged GMS with Sportventures 

International, a marketing and 

PR company owned by Geoghe- 

gan. 

In 1995, the two teamed up on 

several new and innovative pro- 

jects, including IGOLF. GMS 

also was instrumental in guiding 

InterZine Productions, Inc., 

formed in 1994 to produce inter- 

active content for online services, 

through the golf business last 

year. Under GMS' guidance, 

InterZine launched IGOLF in 

1995 and it became th^May 6, 

1995, cover story of 

GOLFWEEK. 

"We have been very impressed 

with Golf Marketing Services' 

- knowledge of the golf industry, 

its quick grasp of this enormous 

project and ability to get 

results," said Brian Henley, co- 

founder of InterZine and IGOLF. 

"Golf Marketing Services has 

assisted us in taking IGOLF to 

all areas of the golf industry, 

from the manufacturers and 

associations to the media and 

golf personalities." - . 

Henley adds that Richards and 

Geoghegan are industry insiders 

who have quickly acclimated 

themselves to the cutting edge of 

cyberspace and its unlimited 

potential in relation to their role 

as industry consultants whose 

job it is to disseminata informa- 

tion. 

"Its the most fascinating pro- 

ject we've ever worked on." said 

Richards. "The online world is 

not limited by any boundaries, 

real or imagined. That allows 

editors and companies to be 

totally creative in developing 

editorial and marketing con- 

cepts. The industry reaction to 

InterZine and the IGOLF project 

has been overwhelmingly posi- 

tive." 

"Being an interactive medium, 

the feedback is immediate and 

significant," said Geoghegan. 

"Everyone in the industry now 

knows it is the wave of the 

future." 

Now that you know about 

these two, if you enjoy golf or not 

take a look at 

http://www.igolf.com/index.html 

to see how they use the World 

Wide Web as a means of dis- 

tributing information to both 

select and broad audiences. 

Emory Daniels may be contact- 

ed via E-mail at emory@oeon- 

line.com. Past columns are 

archivedL 

at 

http: I /oeoniine.com / -emoryd/a 

rchive.html. 

BUSINESS PEOPLE 

This column highligh^promo- 

tions, transfers, hirings and 

other key personnel moves within 

the suburban business communi- 

ty. Send a brief biographical 

summary, including the towns of 

residence and employment and a 

black-and-white photo, if desired, 

to: Business People, Observer 

Business Page, Observer News- 

papers, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livo- 

nia 48150. Our fax number is 

(313) 591-7279. 

The Greater 

Detroit Chapter 

of the National 

Association of 

Women Busi- 

ness Owners 

honored Michi- 

Wilson 

women business 

owners at a 

recent luncheon 

at the Westin 

Hotel in Detroit. 

Karen Wilaon, president and 

chief executive officer of Central 

Distributors of Beer in Romulus, 

along with 24 other women in 

business throughout Michigan, 

were judged on their community 

service, innovative techniques, 

strategies, tactics or technology 

for increasing the growth or com- 

petitive position of their compa- 

nies or clients; or on efforts to 

shape public policy that supports 

business through influencing 

legislation. 

Her business began years ago 

promoting responsible use of the 

products it distributes. Wilson 

participated in the statewide 

Alcohol Issues Forum that 

involved eommunity and-indus- 

try leaders in the area of alcohol 

abuse. 

Central Distributors is 

involved with organizations and 

service groups in Wilson 's 

sales territory: Northwestern 

Community Services, Downriver 

Guidance Clinic, D.A.R.E., 

Romulus Drug Task Force, 

MDA, NAACP and Hemophilia 

Foundation. 

Wilson, who lives in Plymouth, 

was the first woman to serve on 

the Anheuser-Busch Wholesaler 

Panel. 

land has joined the Detroit office 

of the law firm of Miller, ^San- 

field, Paddock and Stone. 

As an associate in the labor 

department, she will be involved 

Sackvllle 

in local and 

national employ- 

ment litigation 

matters. 

Sackvilleis a 

1995 graduate of 

the University 

of Michigan Law 

School. Her 

undergraduate 

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OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE 

OAKLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT 

FOR THE ELECTION TO BE HELD ON 

MONDAY, JUNE 10,1996 

TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE OAKLAND COMMUNITY 

COLLEGE DISTRICT 

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the regular biennial election for the 

Oakland Community College district shall be held on Monday. June 10, 

1996, in conjunction with the regular election! of component school 

districts. 

Art 118, Public Acta of Midugan, 1954. as amended, provides in part aa 

follows: 

The inspector* of election a* an election or primary election in 

this atate or in a district, county, townahip, city or village »n this 

slate shall not receive th* vote of a person whoee name is not 

registered in the registration book ot luted or,the < 

registration prronrt list of the township, ward, or precinct in which 

he offers to vot* unless the person has met the requirement* of 

section 607b. . ' * . _. 

The laat d«Y for receiving registrations for the election will be Monday. 

Mav 13 1996 Persons residing in the Oakland Community College district 

1 Monday, May 13. 1996 will not be eligi«e to 

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city townahip or village offices or Secretary of State drivers license bureau 

offiâ win be open for registration . 

Only peraone who have registered as general electors with the 

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• Health conference - The 

Michigan Association of Certified 

Public Accountants and the 

Eastern Michigan Chapter of the 

Healthcare Financial Management 

Association are co-sponsoring 

a Healthcare Conference Friday, 

May 3 at the Northfield 

Hilton in Troy. Keynote speaker. 

Teresa A. Brooks, a partner with 

Jones, Day, Reavis and Pogue in 

Washington D.C. will give a regulatory 

update from capitol. 

Other sessions will deal with 

patient accounting, billing and a 

Medicare, Blue Cross and Medicaid 

update. Cost is $120. For 

more information or to register, 

call (810) 855-2288.' 

• This weekend - A Weekend 

Childbirth Education seminar 

will be held beginning 

tomorrow, May 3 at 6 p.m., with 

the second session meeting on 

May 4 at 6 a.m. through Garden 

City Hospital. Information on 

the third trimester of pregnancy, 

labor and delivery, coach's role, 

breathing and relaxation techniques, 

newborn care and postpartum 

care are offered. Call 

458-4330 for information. 

• Hearing and Speech - 

Because May is "Better Hearing 

and Speech month," Botsford 

Hospital's ENT Surgical Associates 

are offering free hearing 

tests to seniors, as well as counseling 

concerning management 

of hearing problems. An 

appointment is required. For 

more information and to schedule 

an appointment, call (810) 

478-8616. 

• Childbirth education - A 

six-week course providing information 

on thfe many aspects of 

pregnancy, labor and delivery, 

newborn care and postpartum 

care will be held beginning May 

6 at 6 p.m. through Garden City 

458-4330 for regis- 

tration information. 

• Infant Care - Learn about 

caring for newborns at St. Mary 

Hospital Infant Care Class from 

7-9 p.m. tonight, May 2 and 

Thursday, May 9. Taught by a 

registered nurse, the first class 

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focuses on care of your 

infant, including feeding, 

bathing, sleep and activity 

habits. The second class, "Caring 

for your Sick Infant" features 

infant safety. Cost is $18 for one 

session and $35 for both. Information/registration 

(313) 591- 

3314. 

• Kids highlighted -» Correct 

Care Chiropractic will sponsor a 

Kids Day America event at noon 

this Saturday, May 4 and donate 

proceeds to the Methodist Chirdren's 

Village. Free spinal 

exams and scoliosis screenings 

and information on disease prevention 

and health will be avail - 

able. Free food, giveaways and 

prize drawings will also be part 

of the event, as well as other 

community activities. The event 

will be held at noon at Correct 

Care, 26146 W. Siz Mile Road, 

Redford. Call (313) 537-8100 for 

information. 

• Tumor association - The 

American Brain Tumor Association 

will sponsor a Town Hall 

Meeting for brain tumor 

patients, families and friends on 

Sunday, May 5,1-4 p.m. at the 

Marriott Hotel, 20301 Oakwood 

Blvd. in Dearborn. The meeting 

is free, but reservations are 

required. For information, call 

(800) 886-2282. 

• Stop hostility - The hostility 

can sabotage not only your 

heart, but your overall health. 

Leam step* you can take to deal 

with feelings of anger and stress. 

This seminar: The Hot Reactor 

the Hostility Connection" will be 

sponsored by Botsford General 

Hospital from 7-9 p.m., May 6 

for $15 per person. Registration 

is required. CaU Botsford 

Health Development Network at 

(«10) .477-6100. 

"•*. 1 Cardiac support group - 

Garden City Hospital is sponsoring 

"Heart Pals," a cardiac support 

group, which meets May 6 

at 7 p.m. Support is offered for 

cardiac patients and their spouses. 

CaU (313) 458-3242 for information. 

• Diabetes support - St. 

• Mary Hospital inliyonia will 

host a Diabetes Support Group 

Wednesday, May 8 from 7-8:30 

in the hospital auditorium near 

the Five Mile entrance. Guest 

speaker Dr. Jay Daitch, a 

nephrologist will speak on "Diabetes 

and Your Kidneys." There 

is no charge. Information, (313) 

655- 2922 or (800) 494-1650. 

• Alzheimer's group - a 

support group for family members, 

friends and caregivers of 

those afflicted with Alzheimer's 

Disease or related disorders is 

offered through Garden City 

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DEARBORN 

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DETROIT 

Bob Maxey 

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DETROIT 

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Bob Dusseau 

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Stu Evans 

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Hospital. Meetings provide , 

mutual aid and support, as well 

as offering a time to share. The 

sessions are offered by the 

Alzheimer's Association free of 

charge. The group's next meeting 

is May 8 aF7 p.m. in Classroofn 

1 of the hospital's medical 

office building. Call (313) 458- 

4330 for information. 

• Training conference - 

The "Early-On" Training Project 

is hosting a training conference 

for parents and professions 

involving babies born with prob- 

MEDICAL BRIEFS 

lems ranging from physical 

health concerns to those developmentally 

delayed. The conference 

will be held May 9-10 at 

Cobo Center in Detroit. Fee for 

both days is $40 and $25 for one 

day! Call Janice Henry at (313) 

833-2500 for information. 

• Health care provider - 

BLS for the Health Care ; 

Provider will be held Thursday, 

May 9 from 6-10 p.m. at Riley 

Middle School in Livonia for a 

$30 fee for Livonia residents and 

$33 for non-residents. Call Livo- 

nia Public Schools at (313) 523- 

9277 for information. Sponsored 

by Health Matters of Livonia. 

• Life support - Health care 

providers and those who require 

certification for employment or 

licensing are offered a Basic Life 

Support class on Thursday, May 

9 from 6-10 p.m. at Riley Middle 

School in Livonia. Livonia residents 

$30; others $33. Call Livonia 

Public Schools community 

education office 523-9277. 

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• Dietitian to speak - Linda 

Devore, a registered dietitian for 

St. Mary Hospital, will discuss 

the latest trends in healthy eating 

at the Marian Women's Center's 

Breast Cancer Support 

Group from 7-8:30 p.m. on Tuesday, 

May 14, in the Lower Level 

Conference room at St. Mary in 

Livonia. The support group provides 

women the opportunity to 

share experiences and discuss 

subjects of mutual concern relating 

to breast cancer. The group 

meets on the second Tuesday of 

each month. CaU (313) 655-3314 

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Many ways to redesign bath 

BY NAOMI STONE LEVY 


This isn't an easy subject with which 

to deal. If you are fortunate enough to 

be in the position of demolishing all the 

existing plumbing fixtures and updating 

everything you can achieve a stunning 

result. If such isn't possible can 

you pull out the old basin and install a 

cabinet-housed, under-counter replacement? 

They are available prefabricated, 

but one designed to your own needs 

and finishes can resonate your good 

taste. A handsome marble top becomes 

significant. 

From practical experience I recommend 

raising the height of the counter 

to a minimum of 33 inches. As our generations 

are getting ever taller you may 

even want the height to be 34 inches. 

Try it on you and your mate. It is very 

much easier on your back than the 

accepted 30-31 inches high. Handsome 

hardware enhances and adds distinction. 

What about a new toilet? Be sure to 

order an elongated bowl, with a lowered 

tank, which is spatial. Replacing the 

bathtub is a larger undertaking. Is it 

possible in your case to simply surround 

the old tub with a marble top 

and front as a camouflage? 

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time she gets behind the wheel. A 

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protect her from bad weather. 

And now, until the end of May, 

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• Wood, vinyl and 

aluminum windows 

• Skylights 

Possibly the most colossal change will 

be the floor, so often ignored. It should 

be coordinated with the walls. Marble 

isn't as expensive as one might imagine. 

There are marble squares that are 

the most reasonable. There are so many 

wonderful combinations of marbles, and 

even combining marble with granite 

can be gorgeous. Small quantities of 

black add a large quantity of style. One, 

or none of the above? If none, you are 

faced with only superficial changes. 

Thereupon, wallpaper becomes your 

best ally. Wallpaper, well chosen, can be 

very effective. I have found that continuing 

the paper over the entire ceiling 

does make a big, big difference. In such 

cases a small, repeated pattern may be 

best, and it is easier to handle the 

repeat. Of course, a dynamic print is 

more dramatic; please be sure it has a 

roving overall design. Is the bathroom 

small? The more dramatic paper tends 

to make the enclosure seem even smaller. 

but the smaller pattern will, have a 

charm of its own. You make the choice! 

To reiterate what I have previously 

written about wallpapers: Remember 

that the small piece you view in the 

book becomes stronger when used on 

the walls and ceiling. Be cautious. 

Changing your lighting fixtures is of 

inestimable help. There now exists 

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many more appealing designs that will 

help update your bathroom, and 

improve practicality. A trip to a local 

lighting fixture shop will be illuminating, 

no pun intended. , 

Even a sleek new medicine cabinet 

(the old one is easily unscrewed and 

replaced) adds a fresh-look. There are 

bathroom shops that will open your 

eyes to what is available. No more the 

"dinky" old-fashioned look. There are 

three-way "wings' that are an integral 

part of newer cabinets. Adding a lot of 

mirror in a bathroom visually enlarges 

the space. 

New window treatments are another 

dimension. Simplify from your old curtains 

by using horizontal blinds. They 

are very handsome in bronze or stainless 

steel. I rarely specifiy color, but in 

the right venue even that is effective. 

Fit them just to cover the window casing. 

offering the best privacy, essential 

to a bathroom. 

Conversely, if remodeling is accessible 

youTiave a whole world out there to 

redesign, whether the bath is small or 

large.. 

. You can leave Naomi Stone Levy a 

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number, 1897. Her fax number is (810) 

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rug gallery providing rare works to the upscale 

southeast Michigan market, is expanding for the 

third time in its five-year history. Owner 

Kamran Karimpour is shown here in the 

boutique gallery he recently opened in addition 

to his main showroom at Michigan Design 

Center in Troy to handle the increasing activity 

of his growing business. "We have a unique 

point of view about rugs," Karimpour says. "We 

believe that rugs have personalities, which 

ought to match those of the buyers and their 

homes. Our slogan is 'One-of-a-kind Persian 

rugs for one-of-a-kind you.' And the appeal of 

our unique selection is reaching an everwidening 

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downtown Birmingham the next year and to 

MDC last year. Woven Treasures offers 

handwoven art works from the Mideast and 

Asia. Primary customers are clients of leading 

interior designers who come on their searches 

for fine, unusual works. "I come from a long line 

of treasure hunters," Karimpour says. "Members 

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The ObaerveriTmm&DM, MAY 2,1996 

APPLIANCE DOCTOR 

Mac says get to work for consumers 

JOE 

GAGNON 

I began writing this 

column some 10 ~ 

months ago at the 

reguest of this newspaper 

(very smart people 

these editors are) and I 

must tell you that it is 

still exciting each time 

I sit down with my 

Macintosh. I saj^' 

"Mac," I haven't 

thought about what I 

should write for this 

column, let me look into your screen for 

a few minutes and something will come 

to mind. And then it happens, and away 

I go on the keyboard as fast as my 

thoughts can race. 

Mac says - you know how busy it is 

in the service industry from May 

through September, why don't you tell 

consumers why and how they can save 

moaey by preventing needless service 

on major home appliances. I say, good 

idea, let's go. 

1. Consumers are already bringing 

their dehumidifiers to my shop for 

repairs or calling me to ask why the 

front coil is covered with snow when 

they recently turned it on. Folks, the 

dehumidifier is your basement will not 

work properly during'temperatures and 

relative humidity which are too low. It 

4if"ho^yet time for you to expect that 

product to do its job. There will be millions 

of room air conditioners and dehumidifiers 

sold in the next few months, 

and that's not necessary if only consumers 

would take the product to the 

car wash and hose it down completely. 

Make sure the components are dry 

before you plug it in. 

2. Spring and summer storms bring 

to our homes and neighborhoods some 

weird electrical happenings. Power 

surges are the most frequent, which 

cause serious damage to out appliances 

and electronic equipment. Purchase a 

surge protector from your local hardware 

store and install it where you 

think necessary. You might even think 

about shutting off the main circuit 

breaker during power outages and turn 

it back on after power has been 

restored in the surrounding area. 

3. Refrigerators which ran find all 

winter will begin to break down in 

large mfmtfers and people will wait 

days for service because the service 

industry is busy cleaning dirty condensers. 

Get a long handle brush from 

your hardware store and using your 

crevice tool, clean the condenser, under 

and in back of the refrigerator. This is 

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4.The clothes dryer vent line needs to 

be taken completely off and cleaned 

out. The hinges on the flapper outside 

need to be brushed to ensure positive 

shut off. The critters and birds are 

building an alarming amount of nests 

this year and you can guess where. If 

your vent line is plastic or tinfoil, it 

should be changed to solid aluminum. 

There are over 13,000 house fires a 

year started by a clothes dryer, improper 

vent line is responsible for the 

majority. 

5. The hoses to the washer should be 

checked where the metal pieces are at 

the ends. Any corrosion appearance 

means the need for new hoses. A ruptured 

hose to a clothes washer can 

cause a ton of damage to a home. Stop 

by my store sometime and I will show 

you what a hose looks like that caused 

thousands of dollars in damage to a 

home. While you're checking the hoses, 

adjust the temperature to the washer 

so that medium temperature wash 

equals 100 degrees. The whites will be 

whiter. 

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6. Give your dishwasher a good inside 

cleaning with the Tang breakfast drink. 

Turn on the hot water faucet until the 

temperature is at its max, turn on the 

dishwasher for four minutes and shut it 

off. Pour a while pint jar of Tang breakfast 

powdered drink into the water in 

the bottom of the dishwasher and let it 

run through the whole cycle. The dishes 

will come out much cleaner from now 

At this point I turn the keyboard over 

to "Mac" and I tell him to write a few 

comments. 

"If you will listen to the Appliance 

Doctor, you will learn the critical things 

that need to be done to you major home 

appliances to keep them running 

smoothly. They are things that you can 

do and should do. These tips and advice 

are based on real life happenings and 

experiences. I should know, I'm the 

Macintosh that wrote them." 

Joe Gagnon, the Appliance Doctor, 

will answer your questions about maintaining 

and repairing large appliances. 

Gagnon is president of Carmack Appliances 

in Garden City and does a weekly 

radio program on WJR-AM. He is 

author of "First Aid from the Appliance 

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06 The 06A*RWR/THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1996 

LET'S REMODEL 

Be careful when choosing a remodeler 

As dependable at the coming of 

spring, so is the information put out 

to the public on selecting a remodeling 

contractor. And although many 

associations and businesses attempt 

to educate the homeowner on their 

responsibility in their selections, we 

unfortunately get calls after it is too 

late. As NARI celebrates National 

Home Improvement Month in May we 

find that it is still necessary (at least 

twice each year) to publish our sug- 

gestions on l how nc to go about selecting 

a remodeling contractor. 

The process of finding a qualified 

and professional contractor does not 

need to be difficult, by following some 

basic guidelines you will be prepared to 

make an informed decision that best 

suits your needs. 

•Employ a contractor with an established 

business. Local firms can be 

checked through past customers. They 

are tax-paying members of your community 

and are compelled to perform 

satisfactory- work for local homeowners 

in order for their business to survive. 

•Ask to see the contractor's state 

builder's license. If you have questions 

you can contact the state licensing 

departments to ensure they meet all 

requirements. 

•Ask to see a copy of the contractor's 

certificate of insurance. You can also 

call his or her insurance agency to verify, 

cove rage for worker's compensation 

and personal liability insurance. To be 

sure their coverage meets all state min- 

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imum requirements you can contact the 

Department of Labor at 517-322-1195. 

•Contact the Better Business Bureau 

or government Consumer Affairs Office 

to ensure there is no adverse file on 

record. 

•Check credentials with professional 

organizations. If the contractor has an 

affiliation with a professional organization 

and uses an acronym such as C.R., 

C.K.D, C.B.D. or C.G.R. after their 

names, contact the association to be 

sure they are a member and in fact 

have been given these credentials 

which can certify Jjbat the contractor 

has met certain criteria for experience, 

commitment to ethical conduct and professionalism. 

•Ask for local homeowner references 

and be sure to follow up on them. Call 

the references and don't be afraid to 

ask specific questions such as: "Did the 

contractor begin the work on time?" 

"Was the job site kept neat?" "Did the 

contractor stay in touch throughout 

the project?" "Were the fine details 

finished in a timely manner?" and 

"Would you use this contractor again 

without hesitation?" Ask to see the finished 

project if possible. Make sure 

you are satisfied with the quality of 

the work. 

•Do not blindly accept the lowest 

bid. If you elect to solicit bids from sev- 

eral different contractors, be sure they 

are bidding on the same scope and 

quality of work. Discuss variation in 

bids and beware of any bid that is substantially 

lower than the others. Low 

bids could suggest poor workmanship 

or inferior materials. Make sure that 

you have a thorough understanding of 

all materials to be used. 

•Get it is writing. A well-written contract 

is essential when doing remodeling. 

Although there are many issues to 

be covered in a contract be sure the following 

is included: 

1. Contractor's name, address, phone 

number and license numbers. 

2. Details of what the contractor will 

and will, not do _ such as protection of 

your household goods and daily 

cleanup. 

3. Specifications for all materials to 

be used, including size, color, model, 

brand name and product. 

4. Approximate start date and substantial 

completion date. 

5. Financial terms including total 

price, payment schedule and cancellation 

policy. 

6. Changes to th| original agreement 

should be in writing and signed by both 

parties. 

If you would like more information on 

contracts contact our office. Be sure to 

protect your investment by selecting a 

reputable contractor and avoiding a disappointment 

or mistakes that you could 

end up paying for. 

Gayle Walters, executive director, 

NARI-Michigan Remodeling Association. 

Excerpts taken from the NARI 

National guidelines "Selecting a Professional 

Remodeler." 

For your home improvement ques- - 

tions or a copy of our roster booklet, call 

Gayle Walters, executive director of the 

Michigan Remodeling Association 

(MRA) at 810-335-3232, or send questions 

to "Let's Remodel," 2187 Orchard 

Lake 4ioad, No. 103 , Sylvan Lake, MI 

48320. Answers are provided by members 

of the MRA, the local chapter o£ 

the National Association of the Remodeling 

Industry (NARI). Members 

include professional contractors, manufacturers, 

wholesalers, consultants and 

lenders representing all facets of residential 

and light'commercial remodeling. 

Members also answer questions on 

"Construction Talk will Murray Gula on 

WEXL-AM 1340 , 1-2 p.m. Saturday. 

You can call in your questions at 810- 

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Virginia bluebells, bloodroot and 

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May 12, when the University of Michigan 

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To help kick off the day's festivities. 

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modem: 

Linda 

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sleek 

modernism 

furnishings 

in a showroom 

(above). 

Gustav 

Stic 

whose bookcase 

is at 

right, was 

one of the 

modernism 

designers. 

The Observer!MAY 2, 1996 At Home 

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Stickley speaking: This piece by Gustav Stickley shows 

the .simple, handsome style of modernism. 

MODERNISM 

OFFERS STYLE 

FOR ALL TIME 

BY MARY Krone 

AT HOME EDITOR 

S 

ay "modem times" and you 

may conjure up thoughts 

of the Charlie Chaplin 

movie of that name, in which 

Chaplin's beleaguered character 

struggles with the Machine Age. 

But if you're speaking of 

"modern times" as in the modernism 

style, the reaction in real 

life is different from that in 

Chaplin's reel life. People are 

comfortable with modernism 

and its wide variety, from the 

lava lamp to art deco pieces to 

sleek furniture designs. 

"I'm sure everybody has something 

(of modernism) in the 

house," said interior designer 

Tom Verwest. 

Modernism style is free of 

ornamentation. It runs the 

whole gamut of furnishings, 

including furniture, wallpaper, 

glass, ceramics and silver; and 

is considered more affordable 

and accessible than other styles. 

Famous names are among its 

designers -- such as Frank Lloyd 

Wright, Louis Comfort Tiffany, 

Salvador Dali and Gustav 

Stickley, founder of the 

American arts and crafts movement. 

Examples of modernism pieces 

are bleached wood coffee tables, 

black and chrome table9 and 

lamps, trumpet lamps and tubular 

aluminum furniture. 

Modernism has the ability for 

people to live with it easily, said 

interior designer David Weiss. 

"It's nice and clean and sleek 

looking," he said. "Ifs a classic." 

"It's really really very timeless," 

said interior designer 

Linda Golden. 

"People relate to it." 

Verwest's living room is an 

attractive arrangement of modernism 

elements. It features 

purple Arne Jacobsen egg chairs 

and pillows jvith a vibrant 

-Alexander Giraitf design. It can 

be mixed with any style in any 

room, Verwest said. 

"Good design is good design " 

One of Golden'g showrooms 

with modernism style included a 

table in mahogany, maple, 

ebony, platinum and gold, and a 

Leucos beaded lamp. 

Southeastern Michigan is rich 

in the modernism heritage. 

Charles Eames and Eero 

Saarinen were two young architects 

with the Cranbook 

Academy of Art when they won 

top honors in the Organic 

Design in Home Furnishings 

competition in the Museum of 

Modern Art in New York in 

1940. Their designs set the tone 

for style in the 1950s and 1960s. 

English reformists William 

Morris and John Rfffkin were 

among those at the end of the 

19th century who founded workshops 

and guilds to elevate the 

status of the worker and the 

work. They had been appalled at 

the dehumanization of the worker 

by the machine. Their reaction 

led to the decorative arts 

movement. 

Stickley introduced these 

ideas in the United States. The 

movement was called art nouveau 

in France and was more 

fanciful. Tiffany brought art 

nouveau style to America. 

After World War I, the Society 

On the cover: 

Interior designer Tom 

Verwest's living room 

is decorated with moderism 

elements. Photo 

by Beth Singer. 

page 90 

of Artist Decorators in France 

promoted the supremacy of decorators 

through regular shows. 

"Les Exposition des Arts 

Decoratif et Industrials" in 1925 

was so effective a showcase for 

French designers that "les arts 

deco" became the popular abbreviation 

for the style. 

Economic necessities of the 

Great Depression resulted in the 

Moderne design movement, 

which featured tubular steel 

and glass. Advances in transportation 

led to the Streamline 

movement, with clocks, radios 

and other objects designed to 

resemble trains, planes and 

autos. 

"It takes its roots from a lot of 

different places," Weiss said of 

modernism. "Shaker furniture - 

very clean and very neat. 

Charles Rennie Mackintosh 

(from the) 1910$ and 1920s. The 

people from the Bauhaus movement 

in Germany." 

"It is really 20th century 

design, anything from 1900 on 

to the present ... The arts and 

crafts period, right up through 

the deco period, '50s and into 

the '60s and '70s, right up into 

the '80s," Verwest said. 

The Detroit Area Art Deco 

Society, a private, not-for-profit 

corporation, is going strong in 

its 10th year. The DAADS was 

founded in 1986 by a group of 

collectors and enthusiasts interested 

in the decorative objects, 

architecture and style of the art 

deco period. DAADS members 

are active in a variety of projects, 

such as preservation projects 

and a yearly preview party 

for the Michigan Modernism 

Exposition. The thirdvannual 

exposition took place in 

Southfield last weekend. 

"Twentieth century decoration 

is something we have a recollection 

of," said Ann Duke of the 

Duke Gallery in Royal Oak, a 

member of the DAADS. 

"Different (modernism) objects 

that we see that are popular 

now we remember from our 

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INVITING IDEAS |— 

Surprise Mom with Shaker breakfast 

style, but oh that morning meal! 

Mother's Day week- The Shaker breakfast buffet includes 

end seemed the perfect an assortment of fruit juices, fresh 

time of year to go to . fruits, warmed fruit compotes, cold 

Shaker Village' in 

Pleasant Hill. Ky., at 

least in the years when 

mothering became a 

part of my own experience. 

If you know much 

about the Shakers, you 

RUTH know that they were a 

HOSSOK JOHNSTON religious group, a 

branching off of the 

Quakers, followers that 

found solace, contentment, productivity, 

and a fervor for god in their cloistered 

communal settings. Here in these 

enclaves, where all men and women 

lived like brothers and sisters, not husbands 

and wives - seems a funny set- 

- ting for the perfect Mother's Day, but 

it's not. 

Kentucky is beautiful this time of 

year - a few weeks ahead of us in 

greenery - it's warmth, blue grass, dogwoods, 

redbuds, and stone fences seem 

to go on forever. Besides the beauty, the 

historic component, and the fabulous 

Shaker antique collection, guests experience 

actual lodging in this museum. 

Three meals a day are served in the 

19th century Trustees' house - family 

f 

the menu. Shaker Town always serves 

scrambled eggs, you could do poached 

eggs with a hollandaise sauce or an 

"omelet filled with spring veggies. Add to 

cereals, grits, scrambled eggs, sausage your tray a fruit compote or freshly 

patties, bacon, hot biscuits and squash sliced fruit. 

muffins right out of the oven. All of the Start your preparation early in the 

recipes are traditional. If going to Shak- morning, the wonderful kitchen smells 

er Town in Pleasant Hills sounds like a will surely permeate the house. Break- 

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5"411 to make your reservations. If Mother's Day. 

going for a seven hour drive each way Here are a few simple Shaker recipes 

in the car with your kids i$ not your to try. They come from the official publi- 

idea of the ideal Mother's Day, how cation at Pleasant Hill - "We Make You 

about a gourmet Shaker breakfast in Kindly Welcome," by Elizabeth C. Kre- 

bed. It can be prepared by dad or the mer. (copyright 1970). 

kids - it can even be done for a special SHAKER SQUASH MUFFINS 

aunt or beloved grandma. 

1 cup cooked mashed squash 

Prepare a tray or lap board by cover- (canned pumpkin is acceptable) 

ing it with a simple white plifce mat or 3/4 cup brown sugar 

make a place mat and decorate it with 

the Shaker Tree of Live. You could use 

1/4 cup molasses 

markers, paints or construction paper. 1/2 cup soft butter 

Add to your bed tray a clean, crisp, 1 beaten egg 

white linen napkin. As the Shakers 1 3/4 cup flour 

used simplicity as their foundation, 1 teaspoon baking soda 

keep the decorating down to a mini- 1 teaspoon salt 

mum, put your efforts into the food. 

1/4 cup chopped pecans 

Traditional Shaker fare is reminiscent 

of those old English roots, heavy Cook, drain and mash squash to the 

on the dough products - lots of muffins, consistency of mashed potatoes. 

breads and sweet buns. Pick some of 

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Cream sugar, molasses and butter; add 

egg and squ£feh and blend well. Mix flour 

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D12 

Boost spirits with 

a perennial sale 

The most appealing gardens are 

those that complement your home. 

They have color, textue, shape and 

perennials, which play a big part of the 

overall picture. 

Fine Gardening magazine tells 

would-be gardeners to think of garden 

plants as part of a big picture. Include 

a pleasing background of lawn and 

flowering plants, provide a sense of 

enclosure by bordering the garden with 

a hedge or carefully placed trees, and 

use paths and views to link the garden 

to other parts of the grounds and the 

house. 

Choosing perennials to complement 

your home or landscape can be a 

daunting proposition. The varieties to 

choose from are many and site selection 

is critical. The Friends of the University 

of Michigan Matthaei Botanical 

Gardens can offer relief to the novice or 

experienced gardener searching for 

that perennial gem. 

For a one-stop shopping perennial 

experience full of advice from knowledgeable 

plant experts, and more than 

30,000 perennials ranging from rock 

gardenplants to wildflowers, visit the 

Botanical Gardens' Friends Spring 

Perennial Sale, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday-Sunday, 

May 4-5, at the Matthaei 

Botanical Gardens, 1800 Dixboro Road. 

Take US-23 to the Geddes Road exit 

and head east to Dixboro Road. Call 

(313) 998-7061 for information. 

Some quantities may be limited. A 

special Friends presale will take place 

3-7 p.m. Friday, May 3, for those itching 

to get first selections and a lOrpercent 

discount. Memberships will be available 

at the door. 

The following are some of the choice 

plants worthy of special mention that 

will be available at the sale: 

Crocosmia X Curtonis "Lucifer" 

(Crocosmia "Lucifer') — This unusual 

hardy cormus plant has coarse, sword- 

like foliage 2-1/2 feet tall that is similar 

to the gladiolus. .The long arching flower 

stalk has bright red flowers that are 

arranged in a similar way to the 

freesia. It prefers a moist, well-drained 

soil and sun to partial shade. Winter 

hardiness is a bit controversial. Some 

information suggests lifting the corms 

in zones 5 and 6 and storing them in a 

dry, frost-free place. Others suggest 

planting in the proper location and 

mulching well to ensure success. 

Hemerocallis "Prairie Blue Eyes" 

- These are among the more unusual 

cultivars of the more than 32,000 

named varieties of the daylily. This 

lavender daylily was developed in 1970, 

and is still sought after for its bluish 

halo or eye. It is considered to be the 

best blue daylily as its heavily bud 

count makes it very desirable. Sun to 

light shade and well-drained soil are 

recommended. 

Hemerocallis "Prairie Moonlight" 

- Also on the top 100 list is this 

extra large (eight-inch) fragrant yellow 

daylily that stays open into the 

evening. A real eye-catcher! Like most 

daylilies it likes sun and a well-drained 

soil. 

Leucanthemum (Chrysanthemum) 

"Barbara Bush" -- This is a 

new patented shasta daisy named after 

the former first lady that sports green 

leaves edged with creamy gold margins. 

This is a variegated mutation of 

L. "Thomas Killen" and grows 30 inches 

tall with extra large flowers. Great for 

the sun, and likes a well-drained soil. 

Hosta p. "Aphrodite" - Imagine a 

hosta sought after for its flowers! H. 

"Aphrodite" has fully double pristine 

white flowers that open at night and 

are strongly fragrant. This one is a 

must for the shade garden. Try planting 

them next to a shady patio so that 

you can appreciate the fragrance on a 

cool September evening. 

Tours offer closer look at 

exotic plants and flowers 

The University of Michigan Matthaei 

Botanical Gardens Conservatory has 

many exotic plants and bright flowers. 

Visitors can explore the conservatory 

and the gardens' outdoor trails with a 

docent guide during the month of May. 

The Matthaei Botanical Gardens is 

at 1800 N. Dixboro Road, Ann Arbor, 2- 

1/2 miles north of the Geddes Road 

intersection. Call (313) 998-7061. 

A docent-led conservatory tour will 

take place 2 p.m. Sunday, May 5. "Flowers 

and Pollination" is this month's 

topic. 

Humans aren't the only ones attracted 

to color, fragrance, fascinating 

shapes and forms of flowers. Flowers 

attract animals, bees, flies, moths and 

bats. Explore with the docents just how 

fia 

these flowers differ from one another. 

Participants shbuld sign in at the front 

lobby reception desk prior to the tour. - 

Conservatory admission is $2 for 

adults. 

April showers bring a blaze of flowers,- 

arid do they ever at the Matthaei 

Gardens. Mark your calendars Sundays, 

May 5 and 12, for a stunning 

array of redbuds, dogwood, trillium and 

more, when the docents of the Matthaei 

Botanical Gardens take visitors on an 

outdoor trail tour that winds past the 

Woodland Wildflower Garden, Fleming 

Creek and the trails of Matthaei Garden*. 

"Spring Wildflowers" is this 

month's topic. Participants should meet 

docent guides on the front steps of the 

Matthaei Botanical Gardens. Admission 

is free for outdoor trail walks. 

D13 The ObeercerVTUURSDAY, MAY 2,1996 

TREASURE SEARCH 

Grandmother's lamp 

is an art glass copy 

NANCY AND 

FRANK BOOS 

Dear Nancy and 

F^rank: 

I enclose a picture 

of a lamp left to me 

by my grandmother 

who received it in 

1923 as a 25th 

anniversary gift. 

There are no marks 

or signatures on it. 

Thanks for any 

information you can 

give me. 

Georgia P., 

Plymouth 

Dear Georgia: 

The time around the turn of the century 

nurtured creativity, spawned 

many new art forms and allowed for 

the expansion of numerous others. It 

was truly the Golden Age for decorative 

arts, especially glass making. Some of 

the" most notable and expensive of the 

manufacturers of artistic glass lamp 

shades are known names like Tiffany, 

Handel and Pairpoint. 

However, not everyone could afford 

those wares and there were many imitators 

and manufacturers of less costly 

art glass products. Your lamp falls into 

the latter category. 

In the most desirable situations, 

these glass lampshades and bases are 

signed, the shade often on the inside of 

the glass or on the interior metal rim 

and the base along the outer edge or 

underneath. 

Since your piece has no identifying 

marks, we all put our heads together 

And to a person decided that your lamp 

looks very much like the products 

made at a little-known company called 

the Jefferson Glass Company, which 

produced handpainted, molded (not 

blown) glass shades in the early 20th 

century in Follansbee, W.Va. It sometimes 

signed its lamp bases with a 

fired on signature, "Jefferson Lamp 

Co.," in script. Unfired thin Une script 

signatures are reported to be forgeries. 

We feel that the metal on your lamp 

is spelter rather than bronze, both 

because of its appearance in the photo 

and because these lesser quality lamp 

manufacturers didn't usually use 

bronze as it was more costly. If all is in 

original and good condition, we feel 

that your lamp, being American, 

antique and very decorative, could be 

found in a ffetail shop priced somewhere 

around $1,200 to $1,600. 

Nancy and Frank Boos are with the 

Frank H. Boos Gallery, an appraisal 

firm and auction house at 420 Enterprise 

Court in Bloomfield Hills that has 

been in the auction business for more 

than 30 years. Do you have an item you 

would like to know about? Send in a 

good photo of it, along with its description 

(including size, working parts^ etc.) 

Und any known provenance (history) to 

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home buyers. The laptops enable 

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with hardwood floor. 2 slory foyer and open 

staircase with bridge overlooking great room gorgeous 

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patio, and much mow (OE-N-14AUG. Prop Code 11973) 

$284.900 810-347-3050 

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iwjng. dtnmg dwung room aodjytchsn first floor Two bedrooms 

and bath second Boor Private basement ftoth omts share 

porches front and beck (0€-L-05TEN, Prop Code 15073) 

$fe3 500 313-442-1811 

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(OE-L-61HIG) 313-462-1811 

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cathedral ceilings in master bedroom and family room, 

ceramic We. crown molding, walkout basement, huge deck, 

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immediate occupancy Attentwn investors! (OE-N-26GIE 

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$164,900 810-347-3050 

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3 catooom bungMow. unueuM Saor 

plan. aoodbumei m career of toaig. 

anm I kaaien. newer tool. uptltoeo 

M*1 electndty, garage * hJbaae- 

MIT I etactnoay, garage a Hj« baaa 

merit. $74,888 OpanSon 1-4pm. 

Joan Smith 

Pagar (313) 425 5645 

A — — — 

217 W Aral M a Ha. Plymouth 

B i r a i i f h s a / 

Redford 

OPEN SUNOAY 12-3 

14167 BRADY 

N of Schoolcraft W ol Telegraph 

Pnca reduced on me 3 Bedroom. t1* 

oeth ranch FarnHy room wan tea- 

piece. nraehed baeemera Mih wet 

Dei -See for yourself 9andey or can 

lo> a pmarte tour. $108,000 

JULIE SCHULTZ 

Realty EsecuBvee Metro Inc 

(810) 473-1200 

305 

B i r a i i | k « a < 

LAKE ESTATES 

BEVERLY HILLS 

A RARE OPPOmUWTY 

Fkat erne on maikat n 17 yean. 

Sra* ranch. 2 bedroom. 1\* bato. 1 

car eaartoed garege, deck. hardwood 

floara. Quarry Me kSchen. Bnck fke- 

C iace immediate occupancy 

187,700. No I 

OHMiscHCxxaavi 

cat: ($10) 43$4aii 

Redtod 

OPEN SUNDAY 12-3 

24323 DONALD COURT 

N d Schoolcraft W ol Telegraph 

3 bedroom. 2 Mi Bath ranch on pn- 

veie cd-de-eac 700 eq.fl deck dl 

" omng room. 2 car aMched 

PartiaSy Hraehad beeemem 

wicnen (oak) Come w us 

or call lor a private tour 

sm.aoo 

JULIE SCHULTZ 

Reetty Enacutivae Metro, «nc 

473-1200 

SEVtRLY MILLS ranch Sea what 

meHciSoue meenel a bediooma. 2 

bathe, cuetom kMchen. lamt* room 

new rooMumaoaMerM aH'ekylighi 

lane. Freeh hanseood Soon, paMed 

meidaût. Sniehad tiilUli 2 car 

garage, lenoad yard, private eaeet 

Weft to ecnoots $182,900 18120 

DunMeina. 8 ol 14 Mta. E oI Pierce 

By twjuewiiera (810) 8464788 

r dataie twoughoul. 3 ha 

a. $63SÔO Open Widay 

2-S 888 N caierhurat Aak lor 

Tom Noten. $47-0100 

CRAN8ROOK REALTORS. 

NC 

QUALITY SERVICE AWARO 

Wmrana 0«oe 

1982 1983-1886 

OPEN SUN. 2-5 

11377 USA LOW LANE. Oreen 

Oaki. Twap. norti ol 8 rme, weei ol 

Ruehtpn A touch d Heaven on earth 

la here m Me cape ood on Ave 

country acrae »«i 3 bedrooms. ?+ 

bathe, tormal dmmg room. t>eek«M 

308 

(810) 

Redk*d 


25131 MIDLAND 

South ol 6 M«e. Ea» of Beach 

WOW!' Over I500UJ H r\INa large 

bungalow Huge Ivkig room «an 

lormei anmg room, Zi balhroome 

Double lot. lots ol irath pant mne 

carpet Won't leal ai $76,500 

.. . . Matenals 

Business & Olfice Equipment 

Cameras and Supplies 

CJolhing : - 

Computers 

Electronics. Auk). Video 

Estate Sales 

Farm Equipment 

Farm Produce. Flowers Plants 

Farm U-Pieks 

Flea Market 

Garage Sates (Oakland County) 

Garage Sales (Wayne County; 

Garden Equpment 

Hobbies-Coins-Stamps - - - 

Household Goods 

Hospital Equipment 

Jewelry 

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726 

Adoptions 

Bingo ..... 

Car Pools 

Cards ol Thanks 

623 

646 

628 

630 

Lawn & Garden Matenals 

Lawn Equipment 

Miscellaneous tor Sale 

Musical instruments 

Moving Sales 

Office Supplies 

Restaurant Equpment-Commericai, Industrial. 730 

Rummage Sale - 70S 

Snow Renwval Equoment 748 

SpcJWig Goods 752 

Trade or Sat - - 753 

Video Games. Tapes. Mcwes 736 

Wanted to Buy. - - 754 

Animals, Pats, Uvestoc* I7SO-793 

Aramal Services.. 

Breeder Directory 

Birds 

Cans - 

Dogs 

Farm Animas. Livestock 

Fah 

Horses end Equipment 

Horse Boarding . Commercial .. 

Lost & Foum (see Announcements) 

Pet GroomingiBoardmg 

Pet Services 

Pet Suppkes 

Pets Wanted 

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786 

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AutoWRVs #800-878 . 

Airplanes 

AntiqueClassic Collector Cars 

AUTOMOBILES 

Financing 

Miscellaneous 

Parts and Service 

Rentals, Leasing 

Wanted ... 

AUTOS BY MAKE 

Acuta - 

Bute* ...,. ... - - 

Cadillac - 

Chevrolet . * 

Chrysler 

Dodge - 

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Geo ' — 

Honda y 

Lexus - 

, Lincoln * 

Mazda 

Mercury . 

Nissan — , 

OWsmobUe - 

Plymouth 

Pontiac ... 

Saturn 

Toyota. — 

Volkswagen 

Autos over $2,000 

Aulos under S2.C00 

Auto Storage. ,...: 

Boatsi'Motors 

Boat Docks 

Boat Storage , 

Campers 

Construction Heavy Equipment 

Imported 

Insurance, Motor - 

Jeeps 4i«»ieel Drive 

Junk Cars Wanted 

Mannas 

Mini-Vans...» 

Motorcycles. Mir* Bines. Go-Carts 

Motorcycles, Parts, Service 

MCKor Homes 

Off-Road Vehicles 

Recreations Vehicles ..... 

Sports 

Snowmobiles. . 

Trailers 

Trucks tor Sale. 

Vans 

Truck Parts and Service 

CaM Rod "Babe" Ruth 

neaOy Exacutrves Metro, inc 

(810) 473-1200 

BEVERLY HILLS. Sharp updated. 3 

4 M baSi 

Ftonda room, tenced yen! wee 

mafitamed, a* ifrturai included 

Open houee May Sth. l-5pm 17174 

(S10) 433-1272 

BIRMINGHAM - charming Blr- 

mmcfiam Eetatte 4 bedroom ooto- 

nM. ctoee to loan beauSM eeaet. 

" • • 4 ' 

WttMn aMitan nook, greal room 

garage. baeemanL 

m. w«ap around porch on a 

e, 2 car 

BETTER THAN NEW 

room Wee end many qua% leetutae 

mafea hi en awapaonal home* 

$288 800 41THA 

BIG BANG FOR 

THE BUCK! 

4 bedroom ZJi Betfv, Staaied beea- 

mant el eeueled on a large k» aSh 

great deck end yard Enôy the*rge 

3 BEDROOM BEAUTY 

Tha colonial hee e new Wchen. new 

a> Soqtj newer ulnyl a«n- 

geragt door, opan lema, 

nwptaoe, 2 par eneched 

garage, end neede a new owner 

1134.900 073LE 

CHECK THIS OUT! 

Court location - Lame oak keener 

w«h eppaanoee. ipeaou* fanHv room 

•eating to deck. 3 bedroom. 1 4 baSi. 

cemreleir. 2 oer eBached gerage on 

lendacaped tt i the haert of 8*- 

mnghem: 3 badroome, 3 

U Bathe. 2 etory entry. 

IMng room. Omng, 1em*y room*, 

large Mchen w«h grenae counter tap. 

caremc tee. wood floora. Maeter suae 

walks out io hoHuto. grounde protae- 

vonaly lendeceped 3 cer kniehad 

garage w«i tun upper loft. $529,000. 

(810) 6&5712 

SMART MOVE& 

Homee Cen Be Very Herd To 

m Or Sal Your Luxury Home 

W*h A Winner 

CALL STEVE ZIMBERG. CFP 

810-861-6800 

Ralph Menuel AeeoOatee. Weal 

H U R R Y O N 

THIS ONE! 

cauee re net goaig to laat iongl 3 

bedroom bnck ranch located at 

Sw mkMe ol e MM neightior- 

hood Up Jell i ndude leSniehed 

herdwood Hoora, newer carpal 

throughouL ceramic Me In baai. 

Mchen 4 toyer Neaer tumaoo 4 

Hi dale ii electrical eyetem 4 a 

1-year home warranty Only 

$124,500. CM Tkn Courtney nowl 

(ATCCA) 

RemerTca 

Hometown Raattors 

313-459-6222 

5So eq.IL. 2 story toyer, circular 

MMway $18C,800 

HELP-U-SELL 

313-454-8636 

4 BEDROOM TV* baSi. 2.000 sq ft 

" " IB Embeeey Square 

;3iSB81 

Preferred Realtor 

WELL KEPT RANCH »i 

2 bethe. herdwood Soars, toeptooe. 

ceramic Ma. deck. 2 car garaga 

office Werrenly. 

Evarange 

room and 

.900 

110) 847-5458 

Brifhton 

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ROCHESTER HIUS 


3805 WALNUT BROOK 

M'Soulh Blvd W/Crooks 

Fabulous cuetom home. Wooded 

125 acre tot wilhwIkJWe Cherry oak 

floors, bua-toe, bevel 9aas sod oe* 

doors, mart* end granite. 4 Sra- 

ptaoee. m*i ceangs. 3 car garage 

horary, meetor on 1 at or 2nd Itoor 

$829,000 . 

s ofiiat 

s?l 

1-4pm" 15183 Knotoon, . 

d Newbury (313) 4620561 

UVONM OPEN SUN 12-4pm 

Bnck ranch. 3 bedroome. 2 bee 

flraehed Baaement aa. 2 car garage, 

nground pod $128 900 8790 Hk 

E d l-274tatween Ann Arbor Rd 4 

Am Arbor Tr (313) 464-1220 

UVONIA - TMany Paik Sub Open 

Sun. l-4pm Updeaee to Aaneroue to 

Mf Md. ranch. Mtarfiert garage 

S Mis Tle»«iiiny 

313-484-0871 

Look to 

Lovely 


OPEN SUNOAY 1-4PM 

2 GORGEOUS HOMES 

READY FOR YOUR VIEWING 

18590 SAN JOSE 

Classic Vintage Tudor updated 

throughout* 5 Bedrooms 3 baaa. 

stunrang new whae Mchen. Knocaoa 

er bedroom 

Open BOOM 

Opes Homes 

Open BOOMS 

SouthhekJ 

OPEN SUN 2-5PM 

24452 SAMOSET 

S. oft 10 Mle. E. of Inkater 

Pnvacy near the cay Mint condMon. 

ranch houee wtto new lerge maeter 

bedroom si*le, 2 kreplecee neiarM 

colors huge Beautiful treed lot. 

mgroundpod. 2 decke. cabana Tha 

house a e steal M $169,600 

For more InlotmaBon cal 

LESLIE FRIEDMAN 

Cranbrook 4 Associates 

Office 810^126-8700 exl 217 

Home 810-932-8883 

Mt. HoHy Ski Area ' 

Spacious 4 bedroom ranch. 7.1 

acres, gueethouee eveHeble 

4500 SQ.lt, private apom lata 

Open Sun., May 5, 2-5ptn. 

$395,000 Please contact 

Herb Williams. Pat Miles 

or Larraine Brown" 

(313) 273-0800 

N^RTH ROSEDALE PARK - Sun 

l -4pm 16753 Sheflabury 1l*blocM 

S of 6. 1 block E of Outor Or Beau- 

Mui cdonal 3 bedroom, toeptooe to 

IMng room toeded French doors 

remodermzed lulchen, lavished 

$144,000 (313)533-4822 

euite 4 much mora 

$229,800 

18171 CAMBRIOGE- 

Fatdetone front Cape Cod 

updated toroughout. Ceramic 4 oek 

toon beeuMul newer Mchen, 3 bed- 

rooms. corf den. ecreerad poich. 

new deck, flmehed besemenl 

$166,500 

LOR I BELL 

(810) 647-7321 or (610) 569-1064 

CENTURY 21 TODAY 

Caa tor aeiaas 

Opan Sun 2-5pm 

VINTAGE VILLAGE' 

136 HOUGHTON 

1896 Charmer oorntme haaory 

• amanMaaf 1 bed- 

oom 

todaVa am 

a. 2 tarns 

atr AI toa plue a gued- 

• » nachen. large Ktng 

room, b t a w and Beth WMtony 

Metanoe to (toetoei laaom 

$133 800 

Cal KAREN 

^ 810-309-5455^^ 

Northvile - Open Sui 1-4 

WaMrtrorH Homee Ava4aCie 

Diana Braykovich 

RE/MAX 100 INC 

810-348-3000 

NOV! 

22121 

By Owner Open Swidey 2-4 

Shedybrooa ^Whjepennj 

bedroom cotorxel. 2*4 Beta 2300 aq 

It Scenic beckyard 2 car garage 

Novi Schoole $208,800 (STO) 

348-0234 

N ROYAL Oak Completely remod- 

eled 2 bedroom home on BeeuMd 

sweet 1100 ee ft Open, ooraampo- 

rary koor plan AI nee Deevoom 4 

oak Mchen 23x12 totng » " 

whrauaad oaMng 4 traptooa H 

wood Soora. Fioroe room. baaan_ 

garage $124,800 Open Smtov 

TF-VOO (8ft) 588-384 

Linden 

OPEN SAT 4 SUN . 1-4PM 

Forget afcout yard wortt 4 exlenor 

memtenenoel Brand new quakty Budt 

2 bedroom ranch Condo In Unden. 

Stykeh Mchen 4 nook, great room 

w/doorwal lo deck. 1st floor laundry. 

Andersen wood windows. 2 Ml 

baffa. central Mr. K8 baeamerl A 2 

car etuched garage immedete 

occupancy evaile»e" Youl love IP 

Sterling el $118:900 in Linden teke 

Bndge St S d Saver Lk Rd talow 

open signs lo 107 Creiekwood 

Feraon 

OPEN SUN MAY 5. 1-4PM 

Mr 4 Mrs Clean tve here' • Sherp 

newer 2 story home in erea d newer 

homes n Fenton You iv* en)oy the 

speooue famay room wrgae log Ire- 

placa 4 lie converaera Mchen 

worlong erea 1550 sq B.. 3 bed- 

roome. 1 5 bethe baaement. deck. 2 

car gerege end more* A muM seal 

Just asted M $138 500 Take Man 

St E d Lerov to N on Howard St.. 

to8ow open eigne to 915 FVsl Si 

OPEN SUN , MAY 5. 1 -4PM 

A must see' Sharp ranch on ove> 1 

acre due 164 H on toe Parshatonle 

Mai Pond Over 1700 sq ft 3 bed- 

rooms speooue twig room, lamly 

room hee woodbumer 4 doorwel to 

deck. Beeuetd park toe salting, sl- 

ang room oft maalar bedroom. 16x20 

workshop w*ieat 4 electric We* » 

tie HMtortc PentoaMto Qrtol MB. 

$151,000. Take Clyde Rd W dUS- 

23 to N on CUton Rd loaow open 

Mgna to 5782 OMen Rd 

OPEN SAT 4 SUN 1-4prr 

MLLPOINTE SUB 

1961 W WILLIAM 

(S d Pstmer I gl Hk) 

Leaaa a S1400. eeto $134,800 

Cea ROCHCLLE (810) 4734600 

One WAY REALTY 

Nature one's lor 

voui 3 bedroom 3 beth 

bnc* Cape Cod on 

beeuttui TA acre parcel 

2 ponds also includes 

a gueat cattape $349,999 

31355s5So 

•attend and goM course, 

dsa vy aak-ou conalncaon. 

B y 4 m*aa irom doafUpwi 

oweil 5 6 acres 

160.000 910449-1212 

BuU you dwam houee on 

ma secluded 281 treed 

acre site out 

smmto 2 tarr*y home, harl lo 

And m Deartom HetaNs 1 2 

Oedrooms up. 3 bedrooms 

torn, eaaaman garage and 

large lanced yard. Great 

income pottneaJ J7S.500 

810349-1212 

open sun 1-4. 24242 

purfwv n. of 5 Mia. w ol 

Telagraph f W y ralurbMhed 

1Www~ —. 8 paned ookmM maijr 

186.000 31 

S U B U R B A N 

Jcouraa kt.Iancad«rt ft 

moral 984900 8mv349-1212 

Northville 

(810) 3 4 9 - 1 2 1 2 

1 - 8 0 0 - 3 6 9 - 2 3 3 4 J 

> Y 

Thinking of Buying or Selling 

a home or condo? 

• Sellers receive a Free one year 

home warranty.* 

• If you buy a home through me, I will 

pay for your home inspection.* 

• Over $15 Million Dollars Sold! 

•Ii J0 Veli* 

TROY - Open Sin 1-5. 5738 L*ne- 

-*~ie. S of Square Lake. E d John 

Troy schools lerge 5 bedroom 

iraM m move In condltton 3M 

bethe. kvmg room, dneio room, 

lamly room nana* fireplace 

great room. Ibrary. 2.759 eq fl, cen- 

tra Mr, pentry, herdwood Itoora, neu- 

tral carpeang $219,800 For more 

Mo (810) 879-1058 

FRANKLIN 

SpectanJer 10 yr old 3.500 aq. ft. 

contemporary home on neerty en 

ecra wooded ot has open floor 

plan, tearing ceilings 4 many 

windows Ottora 3 beckoome. V* 

balhs greal room w/hreplace, 

library dining room tebukxa 

gourmet Mchen 4 much more. 

$560,000 For Woimanon or pri- 

vate snowing, contact: 

EVE EDWARDS 

(810) 308-2655 PaQer 


28544 Orchard Lake Hoed 

Farmmgion HMs 

OPEN SUN, MAY 5. 1-4PM 

Victorian charm' Completely iene- 

>eted termhouee »1i«8 sq I. plus 

788 eq t m wak-out baaement. 4 

badroome. 2 tol batoe 4 2 he! Betob 

oountry Mchen w'Jenn-eva ranch. 

aland 4 artodi bar. 

OPEN SUNDAY 

1-4PM 

BLOOMFIELD HIUS 

145 W HICKORY GROVE 

(E. of laheer 4 S olf Hickory 

Grove) 

Large 4 bedroom contemporary 

Cdonal situated on a lerge 

wooded M •'stream runrvng 

through Features Ml the ameni- 

ties you would sxped to find 

Pnced to sell quit* 

$525,000 (810) 547-2000 

BIRMINGHAM 

560 WAKTINS 

(N d Lincoln. 4 W d 

Woodward) 

Located in tha heart ot dowiaown 

The character d an older home 

wah Ml the luxunee ol a modem 

home Approximately 3,500 aq. ft. 

$381 800 

(810) 547-2000 

' ROCHESTER HILLS 

1467 TERN&JPY 

{N d Harimn I E o* 

Rochester Road) 

Wonderful 4 bedroom. T* bath 

Cdonal wan fmehed wMk-od 

baaement 4 eokd oek wet bar. 

cuetom design cedar deck 4 

gazebo overlooking commons 

$1235 900 

(810) 547-2000 

kitchen nook tamlly room 

,. wort room 4 more. 2>4 

ow parage due detached 24x32 pda 

bam •'eteiku. A* tote 4 more Mto- 

•tod on 4« acres » Marttond Twp 

$266 OOC Take OM US 23 S d M- 

$e to W on Sean Rd loaow open 

age to 9251 Bergtn Rd 

CHAMBERLAIN 

REALTORS 

810-547-2000 

800-797-4895 

W BLOOMFIELD 

OPEN SUN 1 -4 PM 

2035 MIOOLEBELT RO 

N d Squere Lk Rd . 

E. oK MKJdtebea 

LAKEFRONT - 88 acre sprained 

Hammond Lake wait-out ranch 

New carpeting toroughout. new olf 

while pamt. new Andersen door 

wal teadng to a new BeautHd 

deck, new front screen door . 4 

bedlpoma. 2 ful Batoa. tamlly 

roomtalffireciece. cffice. oaao 4 

Ms more $279 

The PrudentM 

JUST LISTED 

BIRMINGHAM - DELIGHTFUL 

UPDATED HOME 3 bedrooms, 

2 baths, IWeptoce, hardwood floora. 

fenced. 

with marble floor •y» 

cove T3 rrwK t* oac Bv the w-rner Winner | 

need reuse ernm tcw

w m 

— 

m * ) 

CLASSIFICATIONS 314 to 335 

O&E Thursday, M a y 3, 1996 

- DOWNTOWN CHARMER- Updated 

ranch on extra deep tol "uet aee 

1120 000 00 

HELP-U-SELL Bio-sasôoe 

FARMINGTON HILLS • D WUM 

Sn*mn Sd) Cuelcm UM U » 

a*mMt mam emnce gngi Open 

loor dan «pa«ML 1X18 room. (frano 

roan. ttJun (• oodre dMMS 

a ^ l « ^ a n < M l N | I W : 

wd bar 4 bedocma. 2ie bame. meata 

room, M baeemart, 

flags oedar dedc cerea Mr. aaaa* 

FARMINGTON.HILLS. OK* FrerWkn 

rowne 4 bedroom 3 bath. i4adaled 

cotomal $215,000 

Ca* 810-737-7214 

FARMINGTON HILLS OPEN SUN 

1-4 Amactrve ccaomai m popuU/ mt) 

*«> neighOomood schod and pnvete 

pood withm short waking dMance » 

MKkooms. 2 5 bams. ceramic toyer 

Ma* tarn** room aatmck trmffcn and 

doom* leedng B peflo A 

backyard $206,900 810-5530306 

F I f • i B 

FARMINGTON HILLS QuaMr VM» 

Firm. Open&m 1-4 34333 Ouefce. 

Valey Rd 34 bedoom . avlaw s-*e 

wooded ravme W- $249,700 

ML •618245 810-477-4406 

FARMINGTON HILLS - 2600 eg !L± 

oedroom colonial on »• »•» w*h 

cirde drive 2'4 baths great room, 

a na kitchen. family room fireplace 

FARMINGTON MEADOWS 

4 Bedroom Colonial, 2 Scar attached 

aaraoe Florida room frushwd base- 

ment much mora *' 5 ®' 9 ?? 

By Oarnsr (810) 478-2144 

1 SUNDAY 

OPEN 

HAVE A LOOK 

Vow the many improvements in INS 3 

bedoom Bnck e IMng room and tam#y room 

andkAchen Hardwood floor*, a new 

rool on ma houaa. flmBaaa Moraga m 

lanced yam ana an ovarsusd 

garage Stove and retngerator 

reman. $119,900 

PLYMOUTH" TOWN8MIPI Juet weal 

ol Sheldon Road This ondnal o w* 

home m located m a perk KM aaajng 

M i towering Irees and wWsr 

weflung Jalanca to duwraown Pty 

mourn. 3 bedrooms. 1H bams, tormal 

•vtng and dnmg rooma. tam#y room 

i * i flreplace. large Wldien and a 

year around aunroom Med *0h net- 

•jm kgh) Anadwd 2 car garage 

$159 ^W0 

R O B E R T B A K E 

Reallors 

(313) 453-8200 

rient. garagn. 

I yero. i«ady to move rH Cal 

454 ,900 -V07LE 

1 l i(QJUYV) 

COLDUICLL 

b a n k e r u 

Preferred Rmnot 

PICTURESQUE 

2 Acre eettmg surrounds tm gor- 

geous bnck ranch, mdudes 3 master 

size bedrooms, dning room, greal 

room, gomrnel kitctian. Cwrrnno sun 

porch. Droned baaement and i car 

garage You'll love this one at 

1232900- 


(313) 462-9600 

brick beauty 

Newly Hated mini oondMon 3 bedoom 

bnck ranch ««»nnyl turn 1M belhe on 

mam floot. npeer root srvngies. 

ished tiaaamant. ommrm m. al . 

Mchen ao^ppkanoea. 2 car attached 

garage $81,900 

priced to sell 

Owner tranatanad A napda to eefl ma 

1 ^ * 1 0 i M P i i 

cm home, larg* M floor bad- 

exxad be a lamay room or dan. 

updated kitchen, m baaement 

Pnced ID eel M 188.000 Ca« M*a 

Warren 610-136-1100 (W103) 

REA4AX PARTNERS 

BY OWNER 

SUN.. Noon to 6 

ROYAL OAK 

OPEN SAT 

3 bedroom b 

loan Dmmg room. Mng room' 

2 ban. cereral ak Baaa- 

niy room 1S»oa« 

ol Woo award. N. ct 12 

(6101 

rasbo 6 

ROYAL RETREAT-. 

i. * 

bedroome huge Mng roam, drang 

room and kamen. flreptoce anached 

2 cer garaga 1950 aquare teel Orriy 

$162.9001 HURRYt Call Mike 

Wanen 810-436-1100 (C802) 

re/max partners 

V1NSETTA BLVD . ROYAL OAK 

By Owner Charming EngWi Tudor 

3 bedroome. 2 5 bathe I 

3 4 4 

v. BlooafielS- 

O w t o t l L k ^ 

FOUR BEDROOM COLONML - on 

raoaty Mad tol wlti large pmaa 

tiynwamente mdudng rod A win- 

dows W, Biocrr.tield Schoole 

$219400 car garage $99,900 

313-261-1238 

BRAND NEW 

BRICK FRONT RANCH 

J spadous badroome 2 bams, 

.adtod cedng n kvmg room. m. lufl 

Basement. $119,900 wtm 2 car 

garaga propoeed construction Only 

$129,900, 

Lamer home with attached garage 

and larger tot $149,900 

STATE WIDE REALTY 

313-427-3200 

OPEN SUN 1-4 9156 Tekas Ct N 

ol Joy . E ol Hubberd immaaAale 3 

Bedroom bnck ranch, 2 bathe. 2 car 

i araga. finished basament. 

116.900 For more milormallon 

a* Diane 

Century 21 Dynamic - 562-5000 

PRICE REDUCED - Very private 

settvw on over 8 wooded acres. 3 

Bedroom 2 lull Baths, finished 

walkout ranch with 30x45 pole bam.l 

$165,000 Cal Patty Ptoron at Sentry 

Realty (8101 629-1511 

BRIGHTand IMMEDIATE 

This spectacular custom Bi»« ranch «i 

Coventry Gardens has been added 

to ptoa completely remodeled 3 

bedrooms, 2 tu» baths, huge lutchen, 

living room. !a«wy room. 2 car 

attached garage on great treed Id" 

ROSEMARY FIRESTONE 

REMAX 100 INC 

1-610-348-3000 I 313-425-6789 

36720 PtNETREE. 3 Bedroom ranch, 

finished baaement. newer vinyl wm- 

Oows. aeduded aub badaig to Hinee 

Park $118,000 „ 

HELP-U-SELL 313-454-9535 

BEST BUY IN NOVI 

Almoat 2500 aq.lt. oonvament loca- 

tion. private wooded beAyard. pan 

I baaement. newer windows. 

oft Maadowtorook 

STOP YOUR SEARCH 

Country chamw-on 2 2 wooded 

acres NorthvUe Schools Area ol 

rarmer pnoad homaa Converaent to 

sJods Shopping. Northv«e. Musi 

sea Storage gatore For dataks cat 

John O'Brien 

REAL ESTATE ONE 

(810) 348-6430 970-7568 

TYRONE TOWNSHIP By owner 

Ranch style. 3 bedoom 1* bam. U 

t - u ^ a2 s?«s& 2 ,? 

HOMETOWN II REALTORS' 

313-453-0012 

acres $106,000 

i w . o l v e r i 

p r o p e r t i e s . Inc. 

( 3 1 3 ) 5 3 2 - 0 6 0 0 

Specializing in Wayne & 

Oakland County 

Full service real estate company 

Multiple Listing Service (M.L.S.) 

The most aggressive name in 

real estate 

3 2 3 

Howell 

BEAUTIFULLY UPOATEO farm 

houee 165 acres garage paved 

road $118,000 (517 ! 546-0523 

BRICK RANCH. 3 bedroom. 2 car 

attached garaga 2 bams. 2 Are- 

places beauofdty Amehen basement 

s e a 

BY OWNER - ranch vnth Basamenl. 

3 bedoom. redecoraled lutchen. dg 

garage deep lot. $95,500. 

9 U 313-422-2851 

BY OWNER Unique frame home 3 

Bedroom l bam. approximalaty 1200 

sq tee" on ta>-ge tot 32700 Schod- 

oalt $99,000 (313) 436-2782 

CHARISMA PLUS 

Newly listsd 4 bedroom colonial on a 

large Id w«h lowenng trees 3 W 

Bams aeet room, lormal dmng. 2500 

aq ft' and 2 car anacf ad garage 

Ouck occupancy Asking $144,9(» 

"LARRY MICHAUD - 

REMAX WEST 313-261-1400 

REDFORD 

Very dean So. Redford 

ranch on quiet street. 

Almost finished basement 

with full bath, covered paQo, 

nicely landscaped- U>ts of 

FARMINGTON 

. HILLS 

Move in condition. 3 bed- 

room brick ranch. Many 

updates Close to school. 

Home warranty. Asking 

$117,900. 

farmington hills 

motivated seller! 

Stunning 3 bedroom brick 

ranch, 2 EREPKCEI. 2 doonralk. 

deck overlooking mground f 

Florida room, hardwood NO—-> 

IPR4ATARI kitchen lots of cahneu. 

finished basement WÛD balh. 

wet berAakia* I1565CO 

SOUTH 

REDFORD 

3 bedroom ranch on a 

cul-de-sac. F inished 

basement. 2 car garage, 

above ground pool Yith 

deck Asking 97,500— 

WOLVERINE LAKE 

Super sharp 3 bedroom con- 

temporary, 1550 sq ft , 2 

full oaths, attached" garage 

Everything in this house 

REDFORD 

" " 'ow in 

land- 

Beautiful bnck 

all brick area 

upper level bedroom. Home 

warranty ton- 

ers only Asking $74,500 

redford 

Opulent openness in this 3 

bedroom bnck ranch with 

family room with fireplace, 

great curb appeal. Newer 

sssawi sBts 

garage, new door 4 vinyl 

siding .Asking $89,900 

redford 

Don't miss this one! 3 

bedroom brick ranch 

with finished basement, 

2 car garage, appliances 

negotiable. HurTy! 

Hurry! Hurry Aaking 

$74,900 

SOUTHFIELD 

Country in the citv! 2 bed 

room ranch witn many 

upgrades. New plush carpet 

throughout, freshly pa -- ' 

ed, whirlpool tub Tastef 

decorated A true ( 

house Asking $71,800. 

LIVONIA 

3 bedroom brick ranch, 

L'/J baths, 2 fireplaces, 

finished basement, 2 car 

garage. Asking-$159,900. 

LIVONIA 

Newer 3 bedroom ranch fea- 

turing huge country kitchen 

with pine cabinets & almond 

appliances plus washer & 

dryer. Extra insulation, fresh- 

ly painted, deck 4 oversized 

garage. Asking 474,900. 

walled lake 

Lakefront condo on mam 

floor. Beautiful bekch area 

4 boat dockage available 

Owner is licensed realtor, 

call R.J for appointment 

at (810)669-9860 Asking 

$62,900 

SUBDIVISION 

tn-levei. 3 bed- 

bam, T\car garage. 

central air deck vaiAted celling 

(517)546-9671 

A.CITY 

^B'1600sqt- 

Bnnom. 2 I 

$118,500 

HOWELL SCHOOLS 

COUNTRY SPECIAL! - Wea cared tor 

turn ol the century 'arm house on 3 

acres Ore'2000sq It..4 bedrooms 

2 up $ 2 down, 2 hill baths, large 

country kflchen w/akyflght, eating area 

A franch doors to deck, tormal drwig 

room, large mud room, nice spotless 

A painted basement woutside A 

inside entrance 3» car detached 2 

story garage. 30x46 pole Cam. 27x13 

shad A more A must see! Just haled! 

$185,000 

BRAND NEW FOR YOU 1 - Enjoy the 

country aurospnere that surrounM 

mis beautiful 'new - noma 1 wen 

planned w'1900* sq 0» d bed 

113-416-1212 

2 MONOOM condo I M kaM. 

1160 aq * di—wan PVtwdi 

APPOROABLC UVMQ 

RederdTwp SSIH IIWI.»III M 

a>m Head a» 

ACCENT REALTY, INC. 

313-591-0333 

3 5 4 

^ a r s ^ t o t a s r . 

- r 0 " - " v s r s z x 

hBGHLANO. DUNHAM Laka. drool 

frontage nd Greanbak 

2Q97T»dlir $408,00 IKM33 

HK3HLANO Al Sports Ouck Laka 

13*7KkoewayDi $279 900 abed- 

rooms. 3 5 ba»a. 112173 r 

WHITE LAKE Frank Lloyd JW-y* 

M M AJ Span arande nil 

7866 Baoayna $298,811 »10253 

WHITE LAKE 1.3 aoraa and tmal 

Matron! 2960 Fort Rd 

ranch No motors 412013 

CM Cynd Robmacm d 

REAL ESTATE ONE MILFORD 

{•10) 333-1211 

Mt. HbHy Ski Area 

Spacmus 4 badroom Tanch. 7.1 

4500 aali.. pirate aportt Ma 

OPEN SUN . May 5. 2-5pm 

$3*5 000 Please oomact 

Hert) Williams. Pat Miles 

or Larraine Brown 

^(313) 273-0800 

3 4 6 

WhitBortLike 

BY OWNER - $141,089 

Ntca Sutxtrtdon. 4 bedroom. 2*4 

bam. cape ood. '800eq« Eves 

(313)449-0476. worn (810)685-6406 

3 4 8 

WUOB/W illed L aW 

Coucrtx 

SPECTACULAR RANCH 

Stimnmg 3 bedroom ranch located 

on 2 5 acre wooded ravine tot on a 

aeduded private road Spectacdar 

updated kflchen wflh marble floors, 

ample cabmets and dl bud-m appli- 

ances Large mastei badroom wflh 

many doaets and storage 2 Fire- 

places. one m tamfly room, other m 

kvmg room Sounds good? Then cal 

~ " 1 

DERRICK BROWN 

RE/MAX Executive Properoes 

(810) 737-6800 

STEP INTO STYLE 

Absolutely stunning 4 bedoom, 2-4 

bdh home wflh too marry updates to 

•$163,000 (622475) 

CENTURY 21 HARTFORD 

(810) 476-6000 

OPEN SUN. 2-5, W Btoomfldo 

Contemporary 4 bedroom. 2M bam 

hexne- on Shenandoah Gait Course 

West Btoomtield schools New 

baths A much 

5454 Groenbnar Or 

Lake, E d Drake 

N d Walnut 

810-263-8287 

"STOP LOOKING' START 

PACKING well maintained bnck 

ranch wdi relaxing Ftonda room, nee 

fenced yard, flmehed baaement 

Updates mdude central dr. rod. 

super kitchen E7 aocess to 696 end 

rfioppmg Price slashed to 83.899 

Juke Hacker 810-474^926 

ERA COUNTRY RIDGE REALTY 

3 4 0 

South Lyon 

BY OWNER 3 bedroom, 2 bam 

Cotonid 116 Eagle Way $117,000 

Open Sd. S Sim 12-5 pm 

(610) 437-4214 

CHARMING CAPE COO 

3 bedroom, 2 bam, large Ii 

attached garage, centrd am. deck, 

beeement Located on a nicely land- 

scaped. targe tol backmg to woods. 

$182,000 Open Sun 1-5. N d 10 

Mle. E d Ponbac Tra* 729 Eatfe 

Hta Dr . S Lyon 815-486-34W 

PEMBROKE CROSSING Subdw 

won Buedert modd 2 story 4 bed 

room. 2-4 beth 3 car garage, dr 

ccndbomng. apnnlders A. J Van 

Oven Builder, inc $244,325 

(610)466-2930 a (610)229-2065 

PEMBROOKE CROSSING HOMES 

Soum Lyon area 1740-2650 aqfl 

ava4ab!e pnced trom $186,400 A up 

Please cal AJ Vanoyan Butdars 

810-486-2830 or 610-229-2066 

RgcheiUr/Aoburn 

Hills 

MAGNIFICENT 4 bedrocm. 2"4 bam 

axeoume home Recanty ««dMad. 

neutrd decor 3 car garage Jauzn 

m maeter $291,900 8KMK2-7063 

ROCHESTER HILLS - 4 bedroom 

dub membership. 

By owner $169. 900 810-375-2121 

ROCHESTER Hfl_LS mmacdelo 4 

214 bem large ooimtry 

1st fleor laundy. Byary, 

an. 3200 aq It. newly dao- 

ppta onty (610) 373*936 

ROCHESTER HILLS Opan Sun 

1-A 2283 HUl Spam Cimibertand 

Hda Sub 1500 sqfl ranch 3 bad- 

great room wim flro- 

A mora Bua 1964 

(810) 651-5436 

HflyiJ0k«^P«ri- 

Hunb^jaafoo^ 

BERKLEY - BY OWNER C«*Wy 

Charm $ badrtsom 2 nory noma 

•OnWM arenG nwr, rw>-aim»iM 

wooded, marbte lover, 

hardwood floor m kllchen. whne bay 

cabmets. kwig room, library, tamlly 

room. 4 badroom. 2 5 bam. fret d a 

d tie mmf $379900 (810) 3833242 

COMMERCE TOWNSHfc 

Beaufu. spacioue 2460 tq toot 

custom home wflh Bass Laka privi- 

leges 3 ,bedrooms incruding 

aeduded master sute. 2 tul baths, 

lots of wonderful surprises inside mis 

home! $176,000 (810) 36^0271 

OPEN SUN 1-5 

COMMERCE CASTLE 

1440 Mallard Ct. E d BenstierVS d 

Stoem Brand new Oystd Shores 

home Ided tor 'emfly A entertairang 

Unique European architecture, lec- 

turing. parapet rod sleep hmele A 

full ooppe« flaaTvigs Huge Eiaopean 

kitchen w/atand cook top. dramatic 

kvmg A dnmg room W/26H cdkngs. 

1st floor master tie w'deck A tray 

ceilmgs. over 3600 sq ft tJkis 2000 

sq ft wak out bssement Commerce 

Lk boat launch $359,000 

(810) 360-7412 

INKSTER - 825 Sherboume. 3 bed- 

room. new wmdowa. lumaca. central 

dnveway. electncd service 

$67,900 

HELP-U-SELL • 313-454-9536 

WAYNE-WESTLANO SCHOOLS 

Completely rofurbahed 3 bedroom. 

Ml Basement ranch $1,300 move-m 

a lot qualified FHA22ID2 Buyer 

Only $36 000 (50061) 

Prudential 

Pickering Real Estate 

313-458-4900 

NevHoaeBailden 

VILLAGE OF Fiartfn W« bufld to 

auk One acm plus 13 MMTFranUm 

Rd area Custom tame bidder 

Deystar Oevatopmarfl Corporation 

($10) 736-4280 

3 7 2 

Conk* 

ADAMS WOOOS 3 bedroom 214 

bam town houee (2200 aq ft) End 

vm« wflh ftrary. Id floor immdry 

centrd dr. ettadied 2 car garage 

BtoomAeWHds schools 

M Med d $165,000 

REAL ESTATE 

(810) 647-1898 

ATTRACTIVE ENO UNIT 

Fast floor m a Chertadown - Oown- 

lown Famkngton araa Cai tor 

WHY U.S.A. 

ALL AMERICAN PROPERTIES 

(810) 476-1600 

CENTURY 21 

Nede, me. (810) 477-9900 

NEWLY RENOVATED - 

im ground floor oondo m Bloom 

[HMt park We aeomg kiinmflflia 

1600 aq a. 2 

bama. 2 cai attached 

I tad. $134,900 

The covee ol North- 

t 

^ 9 - ? 

fl - Grod lookmg. ton loving, 

loaded. Luxury 2 bedroom^ ball 

approximddy 2X0 aq fl wflh'al 

me axMt Mto-nae gatenouee t dy, 

NOVI Maples of Novi 

Detached oondo. Id groan 

d go! course 2600 aq. It. 4 

. 2 flroplBoae. 3 

(610) 960-0664 

• r j 

$226,000 

NOVI MAPLES d Novi 

$5000 to $129,900 End urtt ranch. 

2 badroome. 2 bams, tot 

idjchtd gvaa* 

Shirley Ceefi Realty ($10)344-2868 

OUTSTANDING IN FARMINGTON 

HILLS - Freeh neutral carpet A pamt 

Unbelievably pnced lor ONLY 

$48,688 TW-30 (612341). 

WEST BLOOMFIELD S POTOMAC 

RUN - Sharp 2 bedoom ivper and 

una Open A spacious F, 

S irsgs 

19465; 

'•par I 

emay re 

od burang flreplaca Attached 

e ^103,900 "" *' 

WKSCS- 

MM. bidt-m niihiiiiiii I 

eppaancas. bidt-m 

Wsehar/dryar Oak Mm ivoumM 

1275 aq a Prtvflte batoony Pflvaie 

$42,500 619-468-1470 

SOUTHFIELO CONDO 

Bkmrang 2 

T583 eq. a adh iaundy nmmJM 2 

fid baihe Maalar bedooan., 

wflh plenty d doeets 

Mton lee * $21) and 

nctudaa heal CompkM hae ,puo 

otobhouaa and on-«M gûnd- 

skaeper Sounds Good? TSsi western Van ooet 

t 

garage pod. $85,000 

Cal110-360*74*.. 

THE PRICE IS RIGHT1 

$83,800 tor Me one bedoom oondo 

wtm view d the lake, Beeoh anddB'Office or 4m bedoom 

Updeied oek kachen overtooks nai- 

ural reclaimed bnc* flreplace m the 

warm famfly room Sa*er rr* sipdy 

$115,900 (50037) 

FENTON - Lake Ponemeh 

All sports lake Watch sun- 

sets from deck of this 1 5 

story. 3 bedroom home 

Recently sided, rootod. taf wale' 

neater carpet A rodecoratod ms oarory lot 

wndr,'. ai oer | 

SmmT tSaaff' 

Centu 

CASTELU ^31 

CSNTVWON 

AWARD W8MO OPMCI 

OCTACHEO CONOO 

MM Sharp ham* *W- - 

dnrne room. M* dl tpeo 

$134 800 

WONDERFUL 

LAKEFRONT HOME 

doaant pt*M ita 

__ kvmq m 

3 

2 

room. 2 car attached garage 

$325 000 S66HA 

CLASSIC BRICK RANCH 

BaauMd home « preanpoue take 

Croat fall I Evening has bean 

tor you New carpd_ pamt. k* 

oamrd air r 1*86. aMar 

». 1986 garage tor 2 cam and 

room tor acxjr bod tool Lata access 

only $198,800 708LA. 

-*1 

COLDUJGLL 

B A N K G R U 

F O X C R O F T 

350A Billingsgate Cc..Bloomfield Hills 

OPEN HOUSE: 

Saturday Si Sunday, lpm-5pm . 

- . LlfdE 

:>a I L L 

1 1 

This 2 bedroom, lower level Ranch Cofldo. [ 

with 2 full bat hi. i> completely renovated All new 

kitchen,"ill new vinyl windows, two new wooden, 

insulated door walls leading to a private deck, ; 

behind which are two conveniently 

located carports Garden window over sink 

Up-graded carpeting Gas grill, kitchen appliance^, 

water filter on sink and ice maker and 1 

all window treatments are included 

GREAT LOCATION! 

Within walking distance: Pool. Clubhouse. Neaf 

Shopping. Banks, Movie Theater. Restaurants . 

and Athletic Club. 

REDUCED T O $151,900 

OWNER/BROKER (810)737-0432 

TOTALLY MINT 

198* bid 3 badroom brtok ranch on 

tot. a* 

mem aM 2 car garage Near rod 

dadi eamrd m. vmyi wvdow* 

carpel, and al am keener TMa 

coda be f*M nasi dream tame AM 

900 {GJfL*1 CM Gary 

Pany Strop* 

3 5 2 

LniaptaaCawty 

£ 

Preferred Realtor 

WMTTMORE LAKE 1790 *q fl 

eh 4 bedooms 1-4 bam. to 

ahed UM-mem 2-1 gerage Pitvaflt 

ma eooees $148 900 31SMMBH 

3 6 0 

(Mai State Ha^ 

PlWWtf 

3 5 3 

>Ce-t7 

DEARBORN 

2M42Hmmmm 

w d wmeam w fsun. 

rgnf Move m tor unOfl* 

Horn* at'en 2 

• pdates windows 

lurnca. canttai am roo« 2 W cm 

garaga 24xt0 flf»c sicxaoa 

3rd badroom IS3 900 

Why ran 

12 500 

313-453-0012 

N W 

tort 1988 CdtomaL 2380 aq. a. 

*jny • 

a 

[oarMrta*. $64 000 0P«?H0U8t 

S^m 12-tpm May Mi 

2134 or 816-788-2641 

(810) 772-21 

$28o SSo oTâd "ai 

WW ."A-.- 

WLITLAND 

7 $18 Hmrfhome 

l * M a l * f l * a 

r fim' Mflunhjt hem 

naweomood fl8are 1 bedroom* tam*y 

room MpMa a**f aedt 10 baadM 

beoyerfl I mground poo MMl 

baMwnt tflfldt 16 to

RENT! 

INVESTOR^ 

NEw_MOfceg 

Hills 

Not rent ^ 

•HOMES 

~ 5 0 d 

10-25 APR 

F O U R T H 

HOME 

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^•Open 7 Otyi 

HLLS ESTATES 

Now cm SiiKi Road. 

6 X M SKYLINES 

bums. A* mchen 

kghis. m i l w 26" 

ry home purchased 

Lol wecm 19ft'mo 

sa&mo 2nd y w 

4 x 70 FfD« MCOan. 

b«li. Centre! air. open 

Me 22 500 

i From BWwi. 2 two 

I sppkencas excep- 

, . spaoe. covsreO 

porch^ ,cwitral Mr premium ill* 

FINANCING AVAILABLE 

W l I ' l M 1 Eve try Appointment 

QUALITY HOMES 

•MON-PRI-KW 

! Ca* JOANNE 

474-0320 or 474-0333 

KENSINGTON 

• PLACE 

MANUFACTURED HOME 

* ^COMMUNITY 

J WELCOMES YOU 

n and M« our avaMCM 

i. Eniov beauMul eeflng 

I Kent Lake 

noun 

CornrpurWy Actrvkies 

TV cgbto'available 

We are.cdrwenientfy located across 

from Irom K«o» Kenttlotoo Melro Park .and 8 

nana i 're* lax* Twelve Oaks Mai 

CALL TODAY (810) 437-1703 

for curnrfsart IpeoM with $199 

MCMTTty. dtacan Afterdates new and 

ak# homes available starling al 

ta.ooo 

Single 

payment 

roc 

double vndes Low down 

closing costs 

cal Jim Stone 

JTV HOMES 

a 10- 437-2038 

KENSINGTON 

PLACE 


COMMUNITY 

WELCOMES YOU 

'o for f anO toe our avertable 

noma alee Enpy beauMU seflng 

overlooking Ken) Lake 

• Spaaous CMbhouse 

• Heated.Pool 

• Ptoygrbtmd 

. Laundry FaoMy 

• Free Rv Storage 

• Enended Hours 

• Saturdays 10-4 

• Sundiys 12-5 

• CorrmjaA 1 ActMbes 

• TV caMaveaaHe 

We are cerWuentfy located across 

Irom Kansmraon Metro Part, and 8 

mms. Irom Twelve Oeks Mill 

CALL TOO AY (810) 437-1703 

tor ijjrr|rit rem specials wflh 1199 

security depoe* Altordabta new and 

p^^vnfd nomas avalabie starting al 

Single apd double wotl Low down 

paymerU a-HJ Ooeing coats 

For nlormsmcn cal Jim Slone 

OUALITY HOMES 

'810- 437-2039 

SKYLINE. 1980 28X64 , 3 bedrooma, 

2 Dana, family & Kvmg rooma. dMng. 

ieptece. carpcn wfo*-n shad Muat 

seal M 9 U After 8pm 810466-130) 

CLASSIFICATIONS 374 to 400 

374 

N a a i f a e t i r c d 

LITTLE VALLEY 

AT 

PLYMOUTH HILLS 


COMMUNITY 

NEW & EXISTING 

PLUS MANY MORE! 

THIS WEEK FEATURMG 

•HOME OH THE PONO * 

Lovely 3 bedroom. 2 bam. wWi 

sssssrasLra: 

atr and much mora Cal today 

•BEAUTIFUL LOT - 

Muat aee to approoato 2 

room. 2 balh wim sxpenoo 

alareo. built-in dresser, 

retngeralor, microwave, dishwasher. 

( disposal, stove 6 

- "wowr 

3top' 1902 3 Bedroom. 2 belh on 

the pond. CeUng fans skdmg 

door c*f deck, skyugros. canwi 

air. lelngerator. Move, fireplace, 

diahwaaher 8 mot* 

•40 FOOT CARPORT" 

1084 2 Bedroom wkh central an. 

lefnuerator Move, waaheudryer 

40 ft carport wkfi shad. Haa I aP 

Don't mias seeng I. 

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OUR HOMES 

On YOUR LOT 

LITTLE VALLEY 

(313) 454-4660 

PLYMOUTHCANTON 

SCHOOLS 

NOVI 

MEADOWS 

Manufactured Home CommsMy 

The New American UeMyto 

8 noma ownership lor lass 

coal man most apartments 

COMMUNITY FEATURES 

- Country kvmg 

- BeauMul ciubhouee 

- Heated swvnmng pool 

- Playground areas 

- Minutes from 12 Oaks Mall 

- Planned oommuniy actrv*ee 

CAU TODAY FOR 

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COMMUNITY OFFICE 

810-349-6966 

New models on Ospley 

Thru Quality Homee 

SALES OFFICE IN CLUBHOUSE 

Greal Selection ol 

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2-3 bedrooms 

Appkancee 8 more 

Starting al $11,000 

OUALITY HOMES - 810-344-1968 

Hrs 10-5 M-F 12-4 Sa! 8 Sun 

1 Mile S ol Grand Rivet 

Off Napier Rd 

WESTLAND - 1903 16x80 3 badroome. 

2 Dd«. csr«M aa. 2 ceing 

fane. sppMrres 9x12 dedi ssTOd. 8MB 

Wwd $25,900 After 5. 313467-7X1 

1 

Mobile Hoofs 

Big Spring Clearance Sate 

Bad Credit. No CrecH. No Problem 

WE FINANCE 

Cal Today (313) 480-3680 

(313)480-3988. after 8: 387-3064 

CANTON 14x65 ScflNta mobke 

(10.600 plua al 

•ppaancea 

(810) 704-: 704-2781 at (313) 562-6588 

CANTON 1866 14 x 70 Fanmount 

Appkancee slay 2 beckoomatf U 

ba»is Cathedral ceikngs SpM level 

deck $17,800 313 4864014 

FIRST TIME HOME BUYERS 

We repreeent several banks - rapoe, 

new 8 used Many 10 chooee from. 

Tax and Ma-down Delia Homes. 

1-800-866-7376 

NEW ADULT mob8e home community 

WoUd you Ike a befter quaMy 

•to? . . . move South! 

Cal: 313-636-3807 

NOR H 

: GOLF & SKI RESORT 

GAYLORD, Ml 

CONDOMINIUMS &. HOMESITIS AVAILABLE 

ALOfcC OUR CHAMPIONSHIP GOLF COURSES 

• Prices start at $159,950 

• Rental management available 

• Resort discounts and privileges 

;! ' BILL LEWIS 

Snyder. Kinney, Bennett 1 Keating, Inc. 

Exclusive Local Representative 

1 

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(810) 644-7000 

W 

375 

NORTH d My moum 14 X 70 m*AE 

home on wheel. WB — rf-Jpirou 

must movel (313 524-0338 

PLYMOUTH HHXS 14*70. > badroom. 

2 bam. covered deck. 10.10 

Mr. $18,000 

{31» 

SOUTH LYON SCHOOLS 

$466 PER MONTH 

tndudM U ian0 3 bedroom, 2 baffv. 

•g Ti 

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(810) 437-1 

tot rent tzn fewkidaa elednaty 

$10000 Nm (313) 261-6337 

WESTLAND MEADOWS dOUMa 

•Ida. 3 badroom 2 bam. «r. deck. 

^ ^ - O V ^ ^ O O O 

WILL FINANCE r*M Carton motMa 

home mgmt park. Payments aa low 

aa $142 mo 1060 uMl dwm. Qacount 

chOKaa. 313-6034010 

WOW! 

SCEMC location, covered porch, 

knotty p«ne walls, appliances 

expanded kvmg araa. apaoou 

ban. easy access to x-weys and 

ahopplrg. $100 maôfl aOa rental tor 

one yaarf $13,800 Ftnaneing 

CAMELOT 

MANUFACTURED HOMES. MC 

(810) 349-7794 

377 

Labfroat Property 

BRIGHTON - Al Brats lake lot poe 

mm walkout w«i'« t> w toot k 

541 It daap. on E Crooked STS: 

near ML BnffNon $125,000 

(010) 

SOUTH LYON 2.5 acra parkneUa 

on NIcMî Laka. over 30 laat o* 

laka frontage In a developed aubdMann. 

approved aepacA»e8, pertal 

walk out possible. $88,000. 

810-347-4312 

THIS IS THE LIFE! 

New waterfront lots on s« sports pn- 

o« your choice 

Schools, pnvals boat ramp, mmutes 

Irom I-86 8 US-23 For mtormabon 

cal: Beck Development Brokers 

Welcome! (810) 220-2828. 

Lak&ftiver Resort 

£2£i 

LAKE HURON THUMB 

By owner. 8 acree, 30C an Ufce 

Huron 1.300 sQft. log cabin Tian-kay 

oondaon $425,000 810-832-5065 

MILFORO VILLAGE - WaS? out 

bulMng sMas. sewer, paved. Huron 

iverfronts available Wa» to lowr 

Starting $48,800 (810) 360-2348 

PORTAGE LAKE LOT - frontage 183 

fl. 2.30 acres, Dexter schools 

mature landscaping. $325,000 

Cal (313) 8054174 

•Northern Property 

ANTRIM COUNTY - 6 1 acre lots 

adfeeang WO spat Between Gaylord 

and Manoatona. Clears3. paved 

roada laka access access to recreational 

tadMa. $1,250 each Land 

Contract avaiable (517) 426-9542 

CHARLEVOIX - Across from Laka 

Michigan. 3 badrooma. kvmg room, 

lamly room, 2 kM bama, drtng mom. 

garaga. 2 atory a>-town home wrtul 

front porch Many furnishings 

ndudad $180,800. >10-737-4004 

ELK RAPI06 WATERFRONT 

Newer, cuolemporary home wtm 

frontage on canal leadng to Eaat 

Grand Traverse Bay BeauDM Iocs 

HK $209,800 Coans 8 Associates 

Ask tor Tla Rlack. 

7003 

GLADWIN AREA 

Walerfrorx reeorts. nobby tarma. 

hunang land Weekend gat aways 

wtn great Hahmg. mias of lakes, great 

hunang. anowmobae 8 bike trails. 

Aoas ol state land 8 casino just rranite* 

away Cal.. 

YOUR FIRST CHOICE REALTY 

Opan 7 Days a Week 

(517) 435-3500 

HARBOR SPRINGS - Victorian 

Home, Bay View. 5 bedroom plus 

dorm. 4 bam. 2 ftrapiacee. oak Hoars 

8 stars, piano room, hoi tub, large 

decks Fumahad $380,800 WO 

Finance Cal. (313) 426-2S07 

LAKE OGEMAW - Pnvate al sports 

lake. 2200 aq.lt cuetom Cape Cod. 

dack. wakout baaement. garage 

$179,000 (SIT) e m o i o 

NORTH OF ALPENA 

PRESQUE OLE 5331 TBCERWAY 

RaauffU 3 bedroom Cadv Log home 

t«l H 1902 Pool dubhouaa. maitna 

$119900 Poaafcts aaccnd Bt 

Th MRS. FROM THE 

METRO AREA 

Would you Me a mle of Laka Huron 

0*t needs We ol traffic Form^y 

ATs Carpets $260,000 Cai. 

Doug or Dave 

616-347-6200 

A"-!—*"- 

Fl LCT 

CM: 313-425-1404 

FLA-Port9LLuda -Offx 120 lot 11* 

hours 8 ol Orlando 

Vie ocean. lumpna. shoppmg 8 1-05 

$14,000 

313-422-3170 

FLORIOA - SARASOTA 

Homaa 8 Condoe tor aMa Professional on-sae menegement 

> 23 plus yrs experience 

. Near X-ways shopping, anport 

Roae Doherty. properly manager 

981-4490 

Carton 

FAIRWAY CLUB 

Golfside Apts. 

1 & 2 Bedroom 

Free Golf 

Heat & Hot Water Free 

Carport Included 

313-728-1105 

Canton Garden Apts. 

. JOY RD . E ol 1275 

Spacious 2 badroom townhouee, 

2 levels wim private entrance 

Ffom $510-1565 

FEATURES: 

• I m Bain 

• Stove 8 Retngeralor 

• Dishwasher 8 Dwposal 

• Central Air^Heat 

• Verticals 

• Convenient Partung 

• Laundry laoMies 

Pool 8 Clubhouse 

Sorry, no pets! 

313-455-7440 

IrxL/Wairbouge 

SaleLease 1 

UVONIA - FOR LEASE 

40,000 SQ. FT. 

4.000 sq. ft dekoca ofhea. 36,000 eq^ 

It 

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Prudential ^ — 

AiflPORT 

c 0 m 1£r b c ^ t e r 

22 ft dear caking; 3 

12000 Globe rto. 

Jeflrsy N Bonn 8 Co., Broker 

Please cal: 313-581-2130 

TROY - 

madey 2700 eqfl tor sate or leaae 

AMERICAN REALTY 

810-354-6200 

395 

Office Bsaiieu 

AMERICENTERS 

hotMy 

»*$1^mo 

Troy. SoumheW. LNorta 8 

313-402-1313 

Announctna / 

Serviced Offtces 

Toy. Uvorsa. Nov. Carton. Oterkng 

His . Arm Albor. Detrok Ran Can. 

Pit.Ms dhoae from 190 sq.ft. 

lone enewatmg. co 

Cal Tamara Cote 

aonoi Duanaai i 

(313) 39O-10M 

BOMNGHAM OFT1CE SPACE 

BIRMINGHAM 

SOUTH ADAMS 90UARE 

2 room olftoa «Jks s siatits m oasr 

Ml. rasas storing m $13 TVfm sq 

I Rsnt IKUM neai sa 8 ankonsi 

EAST JtARaOHN-W1IWlA.kl 

Wal Wyoming Ol 

12.1$ 

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COUNTDOWN! 

It Wont Be Long Before 

Both Pooio Are Open! 

(Memorial Day Weekend) 

Maka a big splash wtm our 18 2 bedrtartMMJul 

a setting a * 

selling 

Westland Village Apts. 

Joy Rd. West of Kno>^ 

313-459-6600 

Sun. 124 

COUNTETVDRY CLEANER 

Mssura person la needed part-Ome 

aOsmoops. Mon.-Fn , 3pm to 7pm; 

Set lOsm to 

Vicky at (810) 10) 607-4770 807-4 or apoly at 

VILLAGE ONE PRICE CLEANERS 

4715 Crooks m (14 Mia) 

DEARBORN HEIGHTS 

DEARBORN CLUB 

APARTMENTS 

$200 Security Deposit 

From $485 

FREE HEAT 

Caang Fans • Vertical Bknda 

On inksler. fuel North ol Ford 

313-561-3593 

Mon Ell. 9-6 Sat 10-2 

OEARBORN HGTS 

$350 mo., 1 bedroom upper $385 

mo Bom nduds hast sa 8 

313-562-9472 Or 313-7294038 

OEARBORN HTS. 

SUBURBAN LIVING IN 

A PARK LIKE SETTING 

CAMBRIDGE 

APARTMENTS 

Fsatunng Specious 

1 8 2 Bedroom 

313-274-4765 

A York Community 

GRAND FBVEFV7 Mia araa. 1 badroom 

from $410 includes heat, sppfcanoss. 

nice quel, secure buHdng 

Open weekends 313-537-9408 

OLD REDFORD - 6 MBMGrand Rrvw 

araa 4m loor akx9o. carpet. app4 

areas heal ndudad Cal OK. aojaaky 

daan $280 810-473^2509 

DETROIT - Large 1 bedroom apartment 

Newty decorated, sppkancas 

ndudsd, atr. heat Inctudad. rent from 

$350-$360 per rnonm 

313-531-1438 or 810-547-6493 

FARMINGTON HILLS - 4 mos 

Leaaa 2 bedroom. 2 baffie. Ihnng 

roorrvdrwig roomrtJen. washer/dryer 

Jine 1 $975 mo (8101 489-9303 

FARMINGTON HIUS - Tiny elttcasncy 

Carpel, applancas. wooded 

setting. Cal OK. squeaky 

quiet $315. (810 (810) 473-- 2^3 

FARMINGTON HILLS 

Luxury one and two bedroom 

Apartments AvakabM 

Cai 810-477-7774 

Office Bnaiaeii 

âce Saie/Leaaej 

DOWNTOWN 

NORTHVILLE 

1.750 aq« m newer (tuny secured) 

bukdng 7 offices wkh Qaaa A image 

Immediate occupancy $1,800 

monthly lota No extras A MUST 

SE£" - 

Cal Judy 810-433-1100. axt 103 

EXPRESSWAY EXPOSURE 

480 Sq Ft-Up to 1000 sq B 

1-275 Cupreeeway 

J. A BLOCH 8 COJGacti_flaae 

(810) 559-7430 

FARMINGTON HILLS - 12 MM 8 

Halted Ofkce Sub-Laaae 2300 aq 

810-4090770 

SINGLE ROOM OMoe spaca Ford 8 

Uddebea From 125-600 sq II. 

SMrtmg at $160 month netuAng 

— LoM d periwig. 1st. 8 2nd 

313-422-2400 

INDIVIDUAL OFFICE available 

UaptaWvjrter Under $600 Cortert 

room, raoapaon araa. uMftes 8 

trio included 810-64^1270 

INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY 

2 idsnacal ofloa bMklnga. aide by 

alda m me heart d WesasncTs buw 

riese loop TOM d 16 000 sq. a 

Large pertong tol PoMrtM $240 000 

• par year WO sai one or bom 

Oja Cal T»« PHILLIPS pager 

P r u d e n t i a l ^ ' 

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MARKET 

NORTHVILLE 

DEVELOP OR RETAIN. Live in and enjoy this 4 bedroom 

bnck Ranch on 4.8 acres of nature at it's best, with 

mature trees & a stream. Great opportunity also to 

develop in prestigious Northville areas. - 

$749,000 (S46870) 313-261-0700 

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SECLUDED LUXURY LIVING. New construction framed 

and ready for your custom selections. On wooded lot. 

part of a cul-de-sac. 4 bedrooms. 2\ baths, approximately 

2,500 sq. ft 

$239,900 (COB) 810477-1111 

NOVI 

YOU JUST FOUND THAT SPECIAL HOME! Spacious 

rooms plus newer windows and carpeting, private 

wooded yard, panelled basement. Versatile floor plan 

w/great storage, 1 year home warranty Included. 

$179,900 (CHE) 810-3486430 

CANTON 

EXCEPTIONAL VALUE. Mint condition, 3 bedroom 

Ranch. Basement, 3 car garage. 2.22 acres, new 

kitchen, bath, skylights, Andersen windows, large master 

bedroom, fireplace, dining room, cozy family room. 

$169,900 (L300) 313-326-2000 

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CANTON 

EXCELLENT CANTON LOCATION! 3 bedroom. 2 bath 

Cape Cod. New windows and roof, updated kitchen, 

formal dining room, finished basement with family 

room & exercise room. A must see! 

$136,900 (P43770) 313-261-0700 

LIVONIA 

ALOT FOR THE MONEY. On a larger, treed lot. 3 bedrooms, 

attached garage, most windows have been 

replaced, maintenancefree, a very clean home, offering 

.comfort able affordable living. 

$92,900 (A15161) 

313-261-0700 $89 

GARDEN CITY 

A CAREFUL BUYERS DREAM. This charming 4 bedroom 

Garden City Bungalow has hardwood floors, central 

air. newer furnace, hot water heater, a beautifully 

manicured lawn & much mora! 

$69900 (H201) 313-326-2000 

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PLYMOUTH 

STATELY SOUTHERN MANSION STYLE farm house 

•ocated on a soenic hilltop. Needs some TLC. Second 

house on site, approximately 1,100 sq. ft., ideal for inlaw 

quarters quarte or rental 

S27 5,000 (22 313-455-7000 

PLYMOUTH 

NICELY MAINTAINED COLONIAL w/4 large bedrooms. 

2^ baths. large family room w/natural fireplace, formal 

dining roomjibrary/den & Florida room. Many updates 

thru-out. 

$220,000 313-455-7000 

CANTON 

GREAT HOUSE, GREAT PRICE. Kitchen opens to family 

room w/cathedral ceilings & brick hearth fireplace. 

First floor laundry. Spacious master suite w/full bath 

& walk-in closet. Deck off kitchen nook. 

$170,000 (M185) 313-326-2000 

PLYMOUTH 

COZY, CLEAN RANCH! 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. New 

kitchen including all appliances & newer hardwood 

floow. Custom designed Florida room w/skylights. 2 

woodburning fireplaces. 

$152,900 ( 23H11569) 313455-7000 

WAYNE 

HOW SWEET IT IS! This 4 bedroom home has lots to 

give. 1992 cpnstruction. 2ii baths. fireplace, cathedral 

ceilings. This one won't last. 

$136,000 (S156) 313-326-2000 

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WESTLAND 

REMARKABLY SPACIOUS! This 3 bedroom bfick 

Ranch has a family room w/firepiace & a large eat-in 

kitchen. All appliances stay. Central air. large yard & 

2 carnage 

SBm 

PLYMOUTH 

NEW CONSTRUCTION! Majestically stands on a serene 

setting. 4 spacious bedrooms, cathedral ceilings in 

master bedroom & family room. Master bath w/walkin 

closet. Library and dining room. 

S269.B00 {23Q48667) 313455-7000 

LIVONIA 

COUNTRY IN THE CITY. Almost 2 acres in Uvonia and 

a very spacious Cape Cod. 2,full baths. 2 natural fire 

places. 15x12 Florida room, newer vinyl windows & 

roof. Stevenson school district. 

$194,600 (G31515) 313-261-0700 

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* PLYMOUTH 

LAKE POINTE. Very nice Quad-level with 4 bedrooms, 2 

baths, family room w/firepiace. formal dining room and 

basement. Close to everything. Great location in sub. 

$169,900 (23C41136) 313455-7000 

CANTON 

HERE'S A WINNER! Well maintained Canton Bi-tevel. 4 

bedrooms, 2 baths, large family room w/fireplace. 2\ 

car garage, private yard w/2 tier deck plus many more 

upgrades. 

"$149,100 (23P42420) 313455-7000 

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LIVONIA 

YOU WONT BELIEVE IT when you go through this 

clean, 3 bedroom, 2 full bath Ranch. Finished rec room 

w/2nd kitchen, doorwall to newer patio & two car 

ILT3H (J29332) 313-261-0700 

REDFORD 

SOUTH REDFORD. 3 bedrooms + finished basement. 

Windows, roof, furnace, water heater & carpet - all 2 

years new or less! + much, much more. 

(L7474) 313-261-0700 SS1.649 (L9615) 

WESTLAND 

A REAL BUOQET PLEASER 3 bedroom Ranch, nice 

comer tot. New siding Jan. '96. great starter home or 

investment. Priced to sell. 

(W330) 313326-2000 

SALEM 

LIVONIA 

CEDAR LOO HOME. 2 acre lot with rolling Nils, running 

stream. 3.000 sq. ft. home w/covered wrap-around 

porch, h, 3 badroom*. b 2^> baths, huge rec room 

U49.000 (BEA) 101416410 

TIFFANY PARK. 3 bedroom Ranch with huge family 

room & full wall fireplace, large country kitchen, 

updates: new windows, siding, near school A par* 

$146,000 

(N14433) 113261-0700 

Administration 

Allen Park 

Ann Arbor 

Birmingham 

Bloomfield Hills 

Briqhton/Liv.Co 

-851-2600 

1-389-1250 

..995-1616 

o.647-7100 

0)644-4700 

Dearborn Hgts. 

Detroit 

Dexter 

Farmington 

Farmington Hill 

113261-0700 

WIXOM 

GREAT BUY 2 BEDROOM CO-OP. Features include clubhouse. 

pool, central air. patio & basement. Both badrooms 

hava newer carpet, all appliances stay. 

Affordable living m community in Wlxom. 

$49. BOO (HEL) 810477-1111 

FARMINGTON 

FAMILY SPECIAL. Sharp 3 badroom Trv-leval. Family 

room w/fireplace & dan. Oversized garaga. fenced 

yard, sidewalks & 1* blocks to elementary school. 

1144,900 (BIR) 8104771111 

Traverse City 

Trenton 

Troy 

West Bioomfieid 

Relocation Info. 

f,938-4444 

, 946 4040 

•i 851-260* 

00-521-1915 

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NORTHVILLE 

THINK SUMMER! Enjoy the gorgeous inground pool in 1 

the professionally landscaped yard. Open floor plan 

w/cathedral ceilings, island kitchen, 4 bedrooms. \ 

baths, finished bedroom/office in lower level. 

$259,900 • (GRE) 810-3466410, 

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CLASSIC COLONIAL. 4 bedrooms, new kitchen in 94 

with ceiling high honey-oak cabinetry, central air. vinyl 

windows and carpeting new in '95. 

$184,900 (GER) 810477-1111' 

UVONIA 

IDEAL LOCATION. This 1.565 sq. ft. custom Ranch isin 

the heart of Uvonia. 3 nice size bedrooms. 21 baths., 

newer kitchen and other updates. Family room has fire 

place. Well maintained. 

$169,900 (G32909) 313-261-0700 

WESTLAND 

IT'S ALL HERE! 4 bedroom. 3 bath, custom brick 

Ranch. Attached garage, cathedral ceilings, finished 

walk-out. deck, patio. Jennair stove, fireplace, skylights. 

master suite w/his & her closets, whirlpool tub. 

$143,000 ( 23N38620) 313455-7000 

LIVONIA 

COME LOOK ME OVER! Great starter or retirement 

home. Nestled in Livonia's Taylors sub. 3 bedroom 

brick Ranch. Newer windows, updated bath, partiallyfinished 

basement. 

$97,900 (23G15100) 313455-7000 

REDFORD ; 

DONT RENT * RAVE/BUY * SAVE! 3 bedroom cozy. 

Bungalow, with a unique plan (woodburner in the cerv« 

ter of 3 rooms), 1 full bath, 1% car garage, full base 

ment. 

$74,956 ( 23M15558) 313455-7000 

ROMULUS 

RENT PROBLEMS? Solve them with this 3 bedroom 

brick Ranch. Full basement, family room, country; 

kitchen, deck. 

$64,900 (J346) 313-326-2000 

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a limited number ol 1 & 2 bedroom 

Luxury apartments mMtw NOW 

'From 800:1250 sq It! 

• Free carport included 

• Large doeei space 

. Waste'-dryers in 2 bedrooms 

• Pnvate entr*ice *i 2 bedroome 

. Cwee 10 l-WW-275/1-96 

• Swimming pool tenna courts, 

voDevbe* courts 

- WaiKrvj vails 

• Pond »» gniis K pier* -atses 

• Mahfe^JeeutrM ianc^cap-r^ 

FAIRMONT PARK APTS 

Comer o» 9 Mile A DraM 

810-474-2510 

Cal or ws2552i__-1 

FARMINGTOH'SOUTHFIELD 

area, eltiaency apt appkances lur- 

r,sned. no po» tasomo plus ma- 

nes 810-366-0207 

FERNDALE - AvaUaible May 1st 2 

bedroom upper. nawty remodel 

$650mo. included leal 4 water 

-| mo security depoaa 1810)683-9672 

- GAiROEN -CITY - 1 badroom trash 

pamt 4 new carpel Heat refected 

$480nx) - security depoan 

Call 313-565-3677 

" GARDEN CITY 

Fard/MKMebelt A/ea 

Sp»cou» 1 bedroom apartments 

Amenees include 

• Owner Paid Heat 4 Water 

.. Central A* 

• intercom System 

« Cartage Disposal 

• Laundry Facilities 

• Window Treatment*** Blinds 

From $440 monthly 

GARDEN CITY TERRACE 

(313) 522-0480 

GARDEN CITY - Large 1 bedroom 

01*1 nenghborhooo near shopping 

neat • —— 

included Lai**»Y lacaitias $410 per 

mo Cal 313-937-3718 

• WEST Of MIDDLEBELT 

. - . HILL AH LA 

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313-326-5382 

J*$TEP- Che 

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Cherry HlUnnsjer Rd 

! badroom apts avaa 

_ s own entrance doae 

REALTY* 0 ^ 

•010) 686-8875 

Mackson Heights 

GREAT APTS.. 

GREAT 

LOCATIONS 

RENT 

INCLUDES 

Heat & 

Vertical Blinds 

fl month or 1 yea« lease Wen main- 

land Newly decoraled Features an 

conditioning, refrigerator. range, 

vnone detectors laundry leo*Hes 4 

extra Storage SunmnwigPool Cable 

available 

1 & 2 Bedroom Apts 

LEXINGTON 

VILLAGE 

Small Pet Sect ton 

From $495 

1-75 and 14 Mile 

Opposite OeWano Man 

585-4010 

PRESIDENT 

MADISON APTS. 

From $500 

i Bloc* E ol John R 

Juet S. ol Oakland Ma» 

585-0580 

HARLO APTS. 

Fipm $500 

Warren MKh 

West side ol Mound Rd 

just N. a* 13 Mae 

Opposite GM Tech Center 

939-2340 

GDKSS 

PLYMOUTH. OLOE vaage Brand 

nan - 2 badroom lower Hal All apptt- 

ances basement, big Iror* porch 

AvaaabM ,mmed«ler» No pets MOO 

month [313) 459-4416 

PLYMOUTH- CHd Village 1 be-Greenaeld 

F r a n k l i n P a l m e r 

Apartments 

S200 Security Deposit 

F R O M $ 4 7 5 

Includes Heat 

Dishwashers - Pool 

Central Air 

Masonary Construction 

3 1 3 - 3 9 7 - 0 2 0 0 

Daily 9 - 6 Sat S u n 1 1 4 

MAINCENTRE 

Luxury Apartments • Retail Shops 

Professional Space 

...In Downtown Northville 

Experience MjinCentre's unique one & 

twabedroom jnd lort apartments 

(810)347-6811 

Call About Specials 

Lmated .1! corner ol Mam ii Center Streets 

in Downtown Northville 

West land's Best Value. 

BLUE G A R 

A P A R T M E N T S 

• • Close to Work! 

• Convenient to Shopping! 

Our Value Package Includes: 

• Fashionable updated • Heal and Water 

apart mew s • Balconies 

• Dishwashers -• Ait Conditioner 

• Mini Bitnds • Laundry facilities in each Ouiidmg 

• Larte. secure pnvate Available... 

-Cable TV 

each apartment p-. 

• P00J and Clubhouse Spec a et 

A part men Lv 

L'nfuniiibed 

ApartBeatw 

L'nfarnisbed 

SOLTTMFIELD 

Oean 1 bedroom, (tea heat quat 

tocaaon. intrusion alarm. 

partung. large wa* in closet antra 

large storage area. 

RENT FROM $615 

LAHSER NEAR 8 « MILE 

Wellington Place 

81(3-356-1069 

SOUTHFIELD 

FRANKLIN POINTE 

TOWNHOUSES 

3 bedrooms bath. 1537 •q.n 

3 bedroomS'l balh, 1512 sq ft • 

Full basement 

FROM $812 .' r 

HEAT INCLUDES 

(810)355-1367 

SOUTHFIELD^ RANKLIN 

RENT FROM $1,380 * 

2 or 3 bedroom spaoous lown 

houses, sleganl tormal dmeng room 1 

great room, natural Hreplaca Z% 

balhs. master bedroom suite, full 

Basement 2 car attached garage 

WEATHERSTONE 

TOWNHCWSES 

(810) 350-1296 

Franklin Rd. S of 13 Mile 

SEE 

SPRING COME 

ALIVE 

AT 

Franklin River Apts 

12 Mi & Telegraph 

810-356-0400 

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SOUTHFIELD 

Low Move In Costs 

1 Bedroom Apartments 

$55Q 

Heat Included ^ 

HIDDEN VALLEY 

APARTMENTS 

(810)358-4379 

SOUTHFIELD 

Wa are taking applications 

for spacnus 2 4 3 bedroom 

apartments Convergent 

location Call today tor more Wi'i 

WAKEFIELD APTS 810-356-3780 

I at 2 bedroom apartments 

2-bedroom townhomes 

Dishwashers/vertical blinds 

Balconies/patios 

Pools/sauna/carports 

Free heat £r 

COACH ItO MILE 

house 

9 MILE 

Great Living • Super Value! 

S c o f s d a l e 

APARTMENTS 

1 B e d r o o m 

„ > 4 8 5 

2 Bedroom 

f n » $ 5 5 0 

$ 3 5 0 D e p o s i t 

FREE HEAT and COOKING GAS 

Dishwashers • Vertical Blinds • 1 1/2 Baths 

Central Air • Pool • Laundry & Storage • Tennis 

Carport • Clubhouse • Cable Ready 

Newburgh between Joy & Warren 

a (313)455-4300 

SOUTHFIELD 

-PARK LANE ... 

The Perfect Plaoe no Cal Home 

One and Two bedroom apartments 

featuring pnvate enlrancaa, weeher 

and dryer m each iML n» Oaenng 

oven, sea delrosnng relngeraiors 

bands, wafc-in closets paHoAatoorry 

tree carport, tanns oourt and swim- 

ming pool Great locakon w*h easy 

access lo major expressways Luxury 

at an unbefeevtfMe prlca, 

810-355-0770 

On One Center Drive Beftyeen 

Telegraph 4 Lasher 

SOUTHFIELD 

WHITEHAU APARTMENTS 

Spacious 2 Bedroom apts 

Starting si $730 Free baaK cade 

4 heat on selected units 

Cal now 810-557-0311 

ConveraenOy local eo 

on 9 Mse/Greenlield 

LOW MOVE IN COSTS 

2 Bedroom Apartments 

$775 

HEAT INCLUDED 

Knob In The Woods 

Apartments 

(810)353*0586 

Mori-Sat 9 6 S m N o a > $ 

Franklin Square Apartments 

Free Heal 

Vertwal Bl»nds 

Patio/Balcony 

Heated Pool 

Great Location r 

Uvonia 

Affordable 1 & 2 

Bedrooms 

ALL DAY LONG 

YOU GET.... 

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Royal Treatment 

24 Hour 

Emergency 

Maintenance 

Open 7 Days a 

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Bewtiful Setting in a Crtil Location! 

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e Individual privitt entmnces . 

e ln-unit Honge/laundry roomi with wishers and dryen 

e Wilk-in closets 

e Killy-equipped kitchens complete with dmmg ireas- 

e Private patios or balconies with incredible views 

e Covered Parking 

e Vaulted ceilings 

e Private 24 hour firness center. 

Olympic sue pool and tennis courts 

e Outstanding location on Novi Road between 9 it 10 Mile 

Roads. ]ust 5 minutes from 12 Oaks Shopping Center 

Easily accessible to 1-696 and 1-275. 

7

4F(*). CLASSIFICATIONS 405 to 500 O&E T h u r s d a y , M a y 2, 1996 T H U R S D A Y , M A Y 2, 1996 O&E C l a s s M c a t t o n s 5 0 0 t o 5 0 0 

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SOUTHFIELD 810-356-RENT 

GARDEN CITY 313-513-RENT 

EAST POINTE 810-773-RENT 

AUBURN HILLS 810-373-RENT 

ANN AR0OR • 5 twfroom. 2 balh 

tamlly room 2 car garage $2000 

v 

RENT A-HOME 

Share Listings, 842-1620. no tee 

ANN ARBOR. detract. Livonia. Lin- 

coln Part 2. 3 & « bedrooms Vacant 

homes 4 apaiyient* >Od* pats ok 

Co ^3273-0223 

AUBURN HILLS. 2 badroom ranch 

basement, wasner dryer, $785.'"*) 

RENT-A-MOME 

SHARE LISTINGS 642-1620 

BE A HOMEOWNER 

Low Down Payment 

Specid sow interest Programs 

Call Jim Waken 

HE-MAX Preferred (313) 277-7777 

BEVERLY HILLS, 13 Mrie 4 

Lafaer. newly remodeled 

ranch home, 3 bearooms. 2 

bains fireplace *imroom. 

dack. fu* baaamara. $1750 • 

For tot trio. 810-855-2992 

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SHARE REFERRALS 

RENT-A-HOME 

810-642-1620 

864 S. Adams. BBnrwigham 

BIRMINGHAM - 2 badroom, 

IwowoM Hoora. 

Oarage, doOWeVX 1154 

5v0 $"60 mo 

•place, air 

( Birmingham 

10) 646-7869 

(810) 

BIRMINGHAM - 3 badroom Ranch 1 

Balh 2 .Car garage Appliances 

Fenced- t)05CA!0 

RENTAL PROS 1810) 366-RENT 

3 badroom. 2 Mi 

o*n- 

SIRMlNflÂM 

Odh. Cape-Cod waahar'dryar ca 

iral Cnapm SOTS Ca* 

Her 6pm,- (810) 737-2081 

BIRMINGHAM. 3 badroom ranch. 2 

car garagf. fenced yard, naw carpal 

ifery cdain, unmeiSat* occupancy 

pekomtr 8J 0-647-0067 

405 HOMI 

BIRMINGHAM - 2 badroom. 1 ba*v 

tS yard. 1 car 

include dove, 

tdr. waafter A 

draw No pala Avdtabfe Jim 1a) 

$775 par mordv (810) 

BIRMINGHAM 

wMntai, cfearv^xX 1975 

No dogs tB3»nio (810) 332-2318 

BIRMINGHAM • 2 badroom 

gdow 1 baft. al apptancaa. waahar/ 

dryer Basamant, datachad garaga. 

MOGUo No pats (313) 2S5-8110 

BIRMINGHAM 3 badroom turn- 

•alow r« Baft* Al appliance* Fm- 

afied baaement $iO»MO 

RENTAL PROS (810) 356-RE NT 

BIRMINGHAM 3 Bedroom i\» bean 

Veplace. centrd air. 2 

I aepkanca*. Sl36(Vmo 

RENT-A-HOli 

Hoaei 

DEARBORN 

Clear 2 badroom adh cenra 

• t i c * garaga tBSOrtno 

(313) 281-3704 

DEARBORN HEIGHTS - 3 BaOoom 

bnck ranch 1 Baft Appliances 

Large lanced yard J70OMO 

RENTAL PROS (313) 513-RENT 

DEARBORN HTS ranch m MWary 

HB* 3 Bedrooms. 2500 sq laal. new 

carpacpam $i TOCVmonth 

Cal (614) 

8 MILE/5 Pis araa. 2 baOoom ful 

baaamanl. lenoed back yard, newly 

carp sled, new appkances $57(Vmo 

immeckele occupancy 810 477-2826 

DETROIT 5 MkdTadgrap" Araa 

Nice large 2 badroom w'irang room, 

fe basement S360 plu* dapodt Cal 

(810) 881-1732 or (810) 682-5073 

A HOME 

Share LaBngs. 642-1820. no fee 

BIRMINGHAM - Close to town 3 

Bedroom 11* Baft vjwy opan home 

New carpeting. 2 car attached 

garaga Cdl tor data** A leave mes- 

sage (313) 70S-86O3 

BIRMINGHAM 2887 Dorohaalar 

1100 94 It 3 BaOoorrt i"1** balhs 

appkances dack. rac room $ 2 car 

garage $125Cymo (810) 644-3232 

BIRMINGHAM Dynssnc ccndmpo- 

rsry 3 b»»omn. dan $ IMng room. 3rd 

M l loll sree wdi skylit i K* Be** 

basemen, appkancee Ai Matili now 

$1,500 810-34M186. 1717 

RICHTER & A S S O C . 

BIRMINGHAM 8 oftar suCurbs 

CORPORATE 

TRANSFEREES 

Fo. your RELOCATION NEEDS 

CaU D 8 H PROPERTIES 

810-737-4002 

BIRMINGHAM - 1 5 stray 3 bed- 

rooms. newer carpal, rool. 

Basamenl. 1 car 

refer ences 

Wa* 10 town $1175m*> 

Cranbrook Realtors 

(810) 645-2500 

I car oarage Employed. 

& 1 5 month security 

BIRMINGHAM - Tree Ined street 3 

beOoom 2 story Hardwood Hoora. 

' 5 Bar- al appkances S43Calalpa. 

tl2SQfno 810-646-7869 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS, Quarton,' 

Franklin - Sharp « Badroom brick 

cotomal. JM baths, lamly room, 

drang room, 2000 sq ft . 2 car. air. 

Birmingham schools $23(XVmo 

D 4 H PROPERTIES 810-737-4002 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS - 3 bedroom 

ranch, Dming Appkance* Basa- 

ment 1 Car garage S80O/MO 


Bloomtield Hill*, newly renoveled 

3000 soft * beckoam home $2485 

RENT A HOME 

Share Listings, 642-1620. no lee 

BLOOMFIELD: Lone Pnwlnfcstor - 

Spkl level 3000 sq 1 4 Bedrooms 

3"? balhs. den lamey room. masHer 

surta'nuraery lawrv'srx* mctoded 

BoTilnghaJ^ schools $2800rtno 

0 4 H PROPERTIES 810-7374002 

CANTON - 3 Bedroom bnck ranch 

Appkances V? Balhs Basemant 

$84WMO 


CANTON 3 Badroom ranch, 1st 

Baths, larmty room withl>rep«ace. a*, 

appkances. 2>* - car. non-amokng 

homapels $96Vmo 313-45^0906 

CANTON - 3 bedrroom colonial. 1'* 

Balh. Basement e«ce*enl locaKior. 

treed lol appkances A.alable June 

1st $750 mo (810) 474-9921 

CANTON Cherry HWHaggerly - 3 

Bedroonj Bnck colonial lamly room 

Noplace 1856 sq fl. pool, aa. Tl 

car appkances neutral 

$l5(XVmo 

0 S H PROPERTIES 81&737-4002 

CANTON • >mme 5 ( u p to » 95 ptr how) Heoth DentcU & m 

" j f [ trSwoixe ovoiiobie Cosuoi »» code ^ 

Inspectors. NeQOtive Reiouctiert ood ^ 

' * firsts with MO-UM experience Pov W 

^ cn send rssums to 

Box 12800 

Obaarvar 4. Eccentric Newspapers 

38251 SchOdlc raft Rd 

Lnoraa. Mt 48150 

ACCOUNTING 

Growth requtf** addttond dafkng d 

large general conuactor Poaaona 

avaeatJ* lor mdvOuds sdh experi- 

ence m general accounting or as Pro- 

jsct Cost Accountant, landaf «dh 

cornputenzed aotxuntmg and Lotus 

123. Compadfve sdary and esoMart 

AJ ATKIN CONSTRUCTION CO 

P O. Box 9081 

Femsnôn Ha*. Ml 48333-9061 

EOE 

500 Help Waited 

General 

ACCOUNTING r REIMBURSEMENT 

MANAGER 

Associates Degree and 3 years 

computers Process 3rd party Bikings 

IMeckcwdl wdwi DMH standards 

ax] regulations Ovaeee appkeaaon 

ol CMH MIS sydam Good sdary 

Thomas W Hurtey. Controler 

Services » Enhance Patera al 

32233 StfiookaML Sta 100 

Lrvoma, Ml *8150 

An Equal Opportunity Employer 

ACTIVITY DIRECTOR 

Poadon avaiable d senior commu- 

Contact (313) 728-8870 

An Equal Opporttfdy Employer 

ACTIVITY ASSISTANT 

- needed d Greenery Extended Cars 

Canter In Farmmgior Mud fi**« 

eêrlenca working m Activities and 

—CiMint wrdng akd* High sdtool 

degree -r-ured Pit III contact 

Chrtetm* Vddy Man Bum Fit 

between M d 810-477 7373 

FAX US YOUR AD 

313-883-2232 

SELL fT TOOAYt 

MAINTENANCE/ 

TMTTFTMTTJT 

Seeking individuals to work as *on-call" building 

maintenance/truck drivers. Requires a valid COL 

license, equivalent ol 6 months verifiable full-time 

experience tn each general buttdmg maintenance and 

medium-sue truck driving plus the ab«ty to operate a 

hMo. Anyone Sling these positions must be aveilaW* 

when needed to fH| in fot vacationing or absent 

employees or increased woridoed. We offer a variety of 

To apply, call ICrii at (31 3)953-2277 

Detroit Ml 

Fax NO (313)4® 1-7977 

ACT NOW 

^ Evaryooe 

$350 

DieWbukor co. needs 

IS CM Apr* 313-523-7866 

General Help 

QuaMnaa 

A C T N O W 

3w»i»rwn) pod ocmpsny m Troy 

Idsd lor ccaege 

810-528-3620 

AOOmONAL INCOME 

Sislong Oeactor tor toed Sr Uttdn 

band Planb ddd "itatin For 

8Mgr^Mon-Pin, 9-4pm 

AGENT AVON SALES 

Averts $8-$1 

No IMmtan C r or tnvemory' 

1-800-742-4738 

500 Help Wanted 

General 

AGGRESSIVE ENTHUSIASTIC 

person wanted to M part urns poa- 

*on m our Novi dantd dice Gred 

attitude 4 people doai are only 

CM 810-478-2028 

ALARM 

DISPATCHERS 

ImmedeN opening* tor **pen- 

enced *larm ddpatchar* tor 

nationd modtonng company W* 

o*e« heeJWdontd care. 40IK. 

paid hokdsywacation*. excalani 

pay CM Mon - Fit. 9am-*pm at 

. (810) 559-5636 . 

ALARM INSTALLER TRAINEE 

EMdncd 4 carpentry experience a 

plua. CM Mon 8iru Fn BanvApm 

(810) 368-2556 

Al Students/ Others 

SUMMER WORK 

$10.25 

Summer expansion has crsstid 37 

openings ^leulM wdi fmad. M 

mator* apply wa iron AASP xchoi 

xnr«>s Ful pert time auMMI* 

Cal Today 4 8KM74-9090 

ALWAYS MONEY In 

*OdV 

i Nasr- 

313-722-3333 

CLEAN OUT The Amc 

Clean The Gerege 

Have A Sete' 

Cai 313-591-0900 

MANAGERS/ASSISIM MANAGERS 

Looking for the fun and responstoiHty that comes 

with running your own business? Can vou build 

and motivate an aggressive in-store sates team? 

Would you Ik* tell nq paint related supplies and 

you Hte setting paint, related supplies 

equipment? Do you hate working long retail 

hours? Apply your skWs with our team of 

at Mercury Paints, a 77 year 

Opaining$ are available in 

Ions and Detroit MaM or fax 

pirolesnonali 

Michigan tn 

many suburban locations i 

your resume to: 

M E R C U R Y P A I N T S 

A V A W l l W V I l l l m M mM 1W M U 

Attn: John Ehwood, V.P. Selek 


General 

A n Exciting 

Opportunity in 

Jewish Education 

Tsmpd Israel a seeking s 

dynamic mdviduai to become 

part ol Is ttall as 

Assistant Director 

of Education 

The asMXtsnl wM wort dractty with 

tha Director d Education m the pro- 

gram development, supervaaon snd 

admrnatrabon d the supplementary 

tchod PraK-12. adult education, as 

wM ss soma mtormd educational 

programrrwig Experience and mtar- 

persond did* m working wdsn * 

Compemve salary and Benefits 

Knowledge of Hebrew and Judaea 

and programming experience 

• red 

Plea** send resume to 

5725 Walnut Uke Road 

Wed Otoonddd. Ml 48323 

Am E. Shepso ExecuBue Dndot 

_ ANIMAL Hoapkd ** 

J pernor 4 dudart lor lectaurv 

II oHce procedure* 4 techmoan 

duke* Wt ran RapK P O 

Bos 888007. lilt Ma'a. Ml 48186 

B 

ANIMAL SHELTER 

KENNEL ATTENDANT 

Part-am* operwig tor humane 

and Ttoa.Hd mdhnoud at 

. ,, I — — I —«» a II M • I 11 • , tfc fl I *MM 

•nimai wnw 

hstpkl Apply In person d Mcmgsr 

Hwnana Sooely 37K8 Ms jusai 

Road lead d Newt.,' î) m Hit Mir 1 

APARTMENT HELP NEEDED 

FM 4 pill 1^5" 


General 500 Help Wanted 

General 

APARTMENT GENERAL HELPER 

Ful Vne prep wort snd kght mainte- 

nance lor Oak Part apartment com- 

plex Benefits Catl Mon -Fri. 

810-867-0284 

An Equal Qpportunly Emdoyer 


Ful tune ground wort 4 Ugh! masite- 

nance lor Southlleld *p*rtment com- 

plex Benefit* Call Mon -Fn 

810-398-4379 



Ful Vne T 0 ? 4 •W* mmn ~ 

Royd Oek apt^ment 

complex BenaAt* CM Mon -Fri 9-5, 

810-5*9-7762 

An Equd Opportumty Employer 

APARTMENT GROUNDS 

4 ON-SITE 

MAINTENANCE 

•ubmtben *p*rtm*nt 

tor tul time 

ittrt mantmanca 

•penenca necenary. good working 

condinne Come |om our team d 

Chatham Hid Apis 38135 Grand 

River. Famrangton (810) 476-8080 

Large subi. 

con-munifj. oii.ng 

grounds i ap— 

Espenencand 

APARTMENT 

LEASING CONSULTANT 

Part time oodHon. 32-40 hours per 

weak at «ver Bend Apertments m 

WaMand Opportunity to wort adh 

anc* preferred, cM tor apocntment 

(313) 985 98*9 or Fan neeume to 

(313) 588-5807 

APARTMENT MANAGER " 

COUPLE 

For nortieetei aparkmnl compter 

Mud lam 2 yeem •eewenoe In 

property menagemer* Apertmert 4 

uMist induded CM Mon Fn 9am- 

5pm. 110-382-40*3 

An Equd Opportixdy 

B e c o m e a P a r t o f o u r S u c c e s s f u l 

YNWM'J.! 

We have opportunities in ad Departments. 

Join us as a 

F u l l - T i m e o r P a r t - T i m e A s s o c i a t e 

Great Benefits v*Wh Numerous Fringes. 

In peRM MllNây Thru trifiGr 

10mm fo 7pm mt. 

NSJLSR R d 1 s t o r i 

The Crossing at Westland 

- Westland, Michigan 

IF 

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CLASSIFIEDS 

iWORK.I 

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MK>IIQAN ROLLCTl 

A S S E M B L Y 

Waled LakaO Shdsl 

H i e OIVhourJpBH 

• LnomdDay ShiM 

S5 B MUMKSB 

Ptymouth.'Day. Sni* 1 

• Farmington HMs 

(Day* 4 Altemoon*) 

$220/week • overtsne 

M A Y D A Y 

R E S O U R C E S 

(810) 827-1163 

ASSISTANT AUTO 

BODY MANAGER 

Apply d or CM Randy's Coddor. 

•3580 MemmarVSchoclcreft Rd* 

(313) 513-7530 

" 7 HWS amazed with 

the response. Would 

difinitely use the 

Observer b Eccentric 

again.' 

Sll,Sterling Hts. 

Our doaaMed solas 

people are wollng to 

hear from you... 

tor mote WormaHon 

ptecM cflC 

WAYNE 

313-591-0900 

OAKLAND 

810-644-1070 

tOCXSEt/VOOCSIR MUS 

810-852-3222 

ciAmrowiig QUOhi 

810-475-4596 

ivir ft t r t n H k 

»mt Ttmiiiutt 

ASSISTANT BUILDING 

SERVICES COORDINATOR 

A leader m the HVAC Environmental 

Control indu*ny m*l Murray'dja 

looking tor *ntfiudadac peopd en 

dwMfl land [810) 237^808 

24668 Irxfcipdx C 

F*rmmôr »*l Ml 

ControV 

CM* 

OK. Changsrs and Uf* Samoa 

Taeli* Earn $400 to $800 per weak 

pereon No* Moava Inc. 

n 8 a 9 

ASSISTANT CONSTRUCTION 

PHOJTCT BUDEWNTEHOEWT 

m and oona»uc8on oompeny 

•ks sn *^>ertenoed and mo»- 

vaMdkVKMuai io be -e*orv-a«*ii 

APARTMENT 

MANAGERS 

•wdtiteB8W|y 

o> cm e«t at ai*aail*k" 

.ndusiry ha* a 

lor * Credt 4 

working unwveog. 

oaa* J 6ed_je0< c 

CoHeckon] 

ae land your 

» M: Ryder Ti 

. Box 20l7aout 

I emptoymwu - 

m Truck Rentd M 

Sou*«dd ia *80B? ' 

CREW OkEF 

Growmg and itrvayeig Vm 

need* aggtessiv* ntNOmi 

tor m Xcdkrw* pk^r,£r. 

veymg Sand reaun* to w . 

GLA SURVEYOR MC >»' •> • * 

40506 E Ann Arbor Nd 5ua* »8IU j 

Plymouth. Ml . 48170 or cdi (313) 

418-9860 

CEMENT FINISHER & 

LABORER 

W«i COL. CM (810) 642-2879 

CONSTRUCTION 

Carpenters, roofer* bnck maaotv 

concrete Imaher. laborer* 4 1 CDL 

truck dnvar needad Good pey 4 

Cal: (810) 855-9261 

CONSTRUCTION CLEAN UP 4 

Mac Laborer* • Mon tiru Ffl . flex- 

ible hour*, anmedaie operwig* 

CM 313-2334610 

Coratruckon 

CONSTURCTION COMPANY 

seeking person* experienced In 

mamtenance and generd labor 

Benefits mdud*d Send raauma to: 

Conatruckon. P O Box 308. South- 

held. Ml 48037 

CONSTRUCTION 

ESTIMATOR/ 

PURCHASER 

Wanted tor lul time wort MUST be 

acne to read bkMpnntt. and should be 

lamihar with al phases ol mult>-f*m*y 

residential coos! ruction and land 

Development Should underetand 

constructor methods and matonds. 

be able lo pnoriMe ta*k* and hav* 

strong interpersonal skils Qualified 

applicant MUST HAVE 5-7 yrs 

related experience Send resume lo 

Personnel. Attn Steve. P.O. Box 

30*5. Birmmgam. Ml 48009 

CONSTRUCTION 

Experienced operator* A entry levd 

laborers needed for grating con- 

tractor CM (810) 363-0209 

CONSTRUCTION HELPER 4 

Painters needed Tood 4 truck a 

plus Must b* prompt and moavaled 

(810) 414-9982 

CONSTRUCTION LABORER lot 

West Bloomfield bidder Mud hav* 

v*M driver's license 

CAU (810) 988-9160 

CONSTRUCTION LABORERS 

CauVmg experience preferred Part- 

time 313-421-4707 

CLEANING POSITIONS 

Garden Cay. Lrvom* areas Part-Vne 

Supervisor and Cleaners needed 

Evening* 313-282-9117 

CLINICAL ASSISTANT 

to provide cknacd office support and 

coortknation of nwked appoint- 

ments Good organizational com- 

munication. computer and 

mathematical skills necessary Must 

possess a valid dnvar* acense 

Please send resume or apply to 

1709 John R Troy Ml 48083. Attn 

CMM LAYOUT 

TECHNICIAN 

NOVI/WALLED LAKE AREA 

Minimum *yrs experience DCC Pro- 

grammng Must be knowledgeable 

ndh DEATUTORS Windows Excel- 

lent wage 4 benefit package Send 

me 4 i wag* requirements to Attn 

Human Resource Department. 900 

Addade Walled Lake Ml' 48390 

CNC MIU 4 LATHE operators - 

EXPenencd on precision machined 

air craft parts lull benefits Hytrol 

Manufactunng Inc Garden City 

261-8030 

CNC MILL OPERATORS 

needed lor machine shop m West- 

land Night Shift only Good pay. ion 

of overtime 4 benefit* available CM 

(313) 326-266* 

CNC OPERATOR 

- Farmmgior Hils machine Wk* has 

openmg tor person experienced with 

Okuma CNC lathe able to operate, 

id-up 4 overeee afternoon shift, 

benefits, paid vacation 4 hc*d*ys 

Cdl Mon Toes T-hurs S Fn 9-3 

810-473-9305 

CNC OPERATORS Experienced 

CNC Ma Operators needed Mud be 

able to produce quaMy parts 4 man- 

tdn efliaency Send re*um* or ipply 

m pernor to: 

Double H Manut*ciumg Inc. 

6171 Commerce 

WeeOand Ml *8186 

313-729-3*50 

COLLECTIBLE GIFT 4 Dc* Store m 

Pynouth now hamg tul 4 part km* 

help, ledbd hour*. AM tor Michel* 

(313) 453-7733 

CONSTRUCTION 

LABORORS 

$6-18*1' No experience necessary 

(810) 559-6727' 

COUNTER HELP 

A makae person la naadad lor dry 

d*an*i* m Plymouth Tha d a perl- 

vna poaiton, hours vary Excddnt 

pay H nlereatod plea** drop m at 

Indian Village Cleaner*. 34*8 

Shdtton Rd . fSmoulh oi cM Vcki d 

810-807-*778 

COUNTER HELP 

Ory daanai* needa oouaer 

Part km* or lul kme Uvonia , 

313-48*0003 

COUNTER HELPiORY CLEANER 

A mature pereon d needed aa Day 

agar, W lima Hour*: Mon. tmi 

Fn , 7am to *pm, Sal.. 8am to 10am 

Excddnt pay 4 benefits. Experience. 

hdpw I raareatad. cM Vicky at 

810-807-4778 or stop at 

VILLAGE ONE PRICE CLEANERS 

4715 Crock* Rd d (14 I 

COUNTER HELP 

Dry deanera Fid or part-kma. day* 

NorthvilaiVivoma 

810-349-54*0 

COUNTER HELP 

For Dry daanere Fuk km* with ben- 

*M* Part km*. Hqyi Sdiod or cd- 

iege dud*nt* wdcome Birmmghdm 

and Wad Bloomfield araa* 

(810) 6*7-O**0 or (810) 338-9571 

COUNTER & MISC 

help needad. tul tun* Livonia 

(313) 591-1212 

COUNTER PERSON 

Ful 4 part-bme lo dry cleaners 

10 Mle 4 Telegraph area CM 

(

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a 

CLASSIFICATIONS 500 to 500 O&E Thursday, May 2, 1996 

Help Vi 

General 

nted I 

CUSTOMER SERVICE 

% Soultieao CUM company a in 

need c4 Telemarketers lo promote 

-sCW pacaages Hour* are 5 00 lo 

9-OP pm ideal candklafes nave goal 

.ommunication wuta and ten* data 

entry experience 3 months p-revic-us 

tales experience a required Temp to 

perm to -$6 OCVhf plus conVTMsaion 

9u"«i*r' temporary positions alio 

IVMSM 11 $6 00.ti- Please call 

wrween-the noon ol 2 4 4 p.m 


A- Fertnihgton Hills company a in 

n«eis naaon s largest non-prol* 

ttnandal counseling Arms is seeking 

s oanrtdate to H an tr*y level pod- 

Son oI cents' manager at its Sou*i- 

IMdqace The Cental Manage. 

sjrwe Wattam bopi center and cor- 

porate goals by ensuring an eflkownt 

and producsve oentei envtrenment 

Kay resporvsibMties 

stall wWi ongoing tiaraig. mormoong 

pertormance tot compliance with 

cxyporats policy snd stateAedsral 

laws, counsel estsbash. and 

tam dsdt msnagement program 

Anstiaaly dttlrsessd tamMes. man- 

taer*und chant - creditor retason- 

smpe 

The successful candidate w« pos- 

sess s Bachelors Degree preferably 

vrtth one or more years ol ftnanoal 

counse*ng or related experience, 

strong anslylical abiMy and consid- 

erable written and verbal communi- 

cation skills The canacfete wm also 

demonstrate a high degree ol mttis- 

ttve and the capacity to solve a 

variety 01 problems ss the occur 

This a sn excellent opportunity tor s 

csresr-onented irxUviduaJ interested 

in working lot a progressive and 

growing organisation Tfes' position 

olfers a compsmrve salary and an 

attractive benefits package inter- 

ested candidates should forward their 

resume in confidence By May 10. 

1996. I Only those restates received 

by this dale and containing salary 

history w« be considered) 

H R DEPARTMENT 

38505 Country Club Dr Ste 210 

Farmington HMs. Ml 46331 

EOE/ORUG SCREENING 

~ COMPANY 

Direct Cate 

HOME MANAGER 

Supervtaoty aivsnstKe requvsd. 

B A ptefetted Group home tot 

developmental Aesbfed women 

in southern Oakland County 

Excekent salary and bensMs 

INDEPENDENT LIVING 

COUNSELOR 

FuS-ume including weekends, 

working with female develcpmen- 

tally ossbied aduIts MORC or 

WPLS tram»d Muat have 1 yr 

„ "*• Teiated expenence andfor 2 years 

S7 00-S8 2Vhr 


Genoral 

DIRECT CARE WORKER 

Fudrpart time attemoons Word 

wtth developmentally disatxed 

aduas in group homes and apart- 

msnts Trained rale $6 50-IA2S* 

hr Excellent benefts avaaabie 

High school ot GED grad 

Michigan driver's Mcense required 

tor all positions Apply MOTL - Ftl.. 

10sm-4pm at JARC 28366 

Franklin Rd ScuWielo. M) 48034 


DIRECT CARE 

Plymouth group home near 1-275 A* 

shifts availsbis. full 4 part time 

Trained siaft $6 35 to start Paid 

training available tor untrained Can 

Michael at 313-454-5773. EOE 

DESK TOP PUBLISHER - needed 

lot busy printing co -Fast accurate 

keyboardlng skills. Pagemaker 4 

Quark Express a must Electron-: 

imagesetting s plus Full time. Dene- 

Ms Farmington Mrts 810-473-1414 

DESIGNERS AND 

DETAILERS 

With Associate Degree or equivalent 

experience Permanent, lul'-time 

mechanical and electrical design 

positions with manufacturing com- 

pany Auiocad expenence preferred 

Benefits. 40l(k)'p!an Se'-d resume 

with salary requirements, to 

Coe Press Equipment "Corporate 

Attn Personnel Manager 

40549 Brentwood 

Stoning Heights, Ml 48310 

DESIGNERS ICAD-GAMCAE) 

CAOOS V expenence necessary 

Nurt* eipenence helphi Fax resune 

313-662 7104 jy cal 662-7600 

AND LEARN MORE 

THAN YOU CAN IMAGINE. 

\o maner wtiat you're used to now. expect more from a career at 

Ai-nentech new nedia Expect the opportunity to expand your skills, direct your 

career, and move within a world-class company. And expect the chance to help 

snaps a new age m cable television Join us in the tallowing opportunity. 

E X P E R I E N C E D A C T I V A T I O N T E C H N I C I A N S 

Yau will install ourcaOle network electrical equipment and test for signal leakage. 

Qualified canoidates rust have cable TV activation expenence utilizing a 

multitude of electrical testing equipment, outstanding customer service skills. 

ar,d pole climbing abilitijs You must also be able to lift 100 lbs. 

For more information call asm-midnight 7 days a week 

- 1-800-888-5032, Ext. 260-L6W 

In retu'n for your dedication, we'll offer you a competitive saSary and an incredi- 

' mil's 'asiagt Amcitcch now modia. Yourfutura is here. 

new media 

An £quii Opportunity Employsr 

Bsckground irtveibBMon/Orug Scrt«n 'tquirtd 

DIE MAKER 

DIE TRYOUT 

UPGRADER 

Enpenence required 

immediate openings 

ARRCWSMTTH TOOL & DE 

23811 Telegraph Road 

Southfield. Ml 48034 

(810) 357-4400 

DIRECT CARE STAFF lor 

home in Lnonia 

lime afternoon shift 

available With excellent 

benefits (313) 266-4048 

DIREC 

r r . 

avaifeC 

DIRECT CARE STAFF 

Previous expenence w«h develop- 

menially disabled aduffis preferred 

$6 25-56 75 Tin hour to start Excel- 

lent DeneMs 4 naming provided Ca* 

programs ksted Detow 

BELLEVILLE 

313-699-5119 

LIVONIA 

810-478-3656 

313-591-9239 

GARDEN CITY 

313-513-5121 or 313-942-1959 

CANTON 

313-397-3735 

For further mtormalion cas 

313-255-6295 


General 

DIRECT CARE WORKERS 

auppon personnel naadad snmedh 

slely lor 4 laAse in a warm snvirorv 

mar* No Mng or wltaattfialrs Al 

tttRs WCLS a MORC training 

16.26 stamrn Cal 

313-953-6553 


tor vacaMon home naw 

Oou»*sld Com&naoon day t after- 

noon Mts Musi Mt rained $7. 

DeneMs Cal Frank 810-656-0238 

OtHECT CARE WORKERS 

neeOed tor group homee m Dearborn 

Hfc & Garden Oty FiM Una sfler- 

noons 4 miamghts. tramng hslptul ot 

W« tram I M 50 • beneMs For 

Dearborn Hts . call Tarrall,: 

313-274-1690 or lor Harden City 

cal Juke 313-456-5178 


needed tor SIP home near Sou»v 

Md Ful Bme afternoons. » M 50 . 

beneMs Cal Wanda 610*47-3707 

ot Joann 810-477-3307 


tor group homes In Ptymoidh. days, 

afternoons 4 morughts S6-S6 50 . 

benefits Cal Genn 3' 3-420-0676 

or Joam: 810-477-3307 

CHRECT CARE WOR"ER 

Part-time to work with 

developmental^ disabled 

aduls in Westland *5 80 lo 

start plus benefits PromoKy a aaylii 

Cal Launce 313-585-3253 

DIRECT Ci obtaining engineering 

talent (810) 737-5860 

ENGINEER 

. TOOL 

. FIXTURE 

• DETAILERS 

• TRAINEES 

Ful uenaraa Convenient NOVI 

DRIVER - vending rovie 

service person Must have 

good dnving record, pass 

physical to quality lor DOT 

licence Uvorua (313)591-1111 

DRIVER with Class A CDL tor sami 

ot straight truck 2 yrs minimum 

expenence required Appkcations 

Deing accepted Mon-Fn 8am-5pm 

Northland Conta*ier " ~ 

Drive. Plymouth 

9070 General 

R«sponsUe Cart* 

A Pii*c Commitment 

Sy 

W A C K E R j 

Warier i 

Silicones 

Corporation 

C O U N T Y O F W A Y N E 

S a t u r d a y , M a y 4 

Wayne County will hold a Job Fair from 9:00 am lo 2 pm at 

the Wayne County Community CoHese Downriver Campus 

(located at 2100 Northftne Rd. • 2 rwfc W«ti of 1-275) 

Wayne County has immedta* job openings in the Wwiem 

Wayne County and Downrivw areas tor ** taMowms 

potmom Typist. Saenofrapher. legal TypHt PiMk Heal* 

and Seasonal Servx* Worker (sumner empk*meu 

wilhtn the PWi Sys»em and Go« ( our**: 

Other immediate and Mure reouOfteni needs include 

Social Wortsen (MSW\, RN's. Mental HeaW» Workers, LPN"s, 

leers, juvenile Detention Specutsa. Wyttwaler 

I'D" LKptael. NtedSamo, Truck Driven (COL), 

ervice WorkerVCouraelors. Cook 

riprnntnr P.nnQiilt^nt 

uuvjui luui vjui iumi lva i i l 

JCPenney, Twelve Oaks Mall now has a 

decorator consultant sales position 

available. Experience preferred. Must have 

a car and valid driver's license. Ful-time 

I hours, including some nights and 

weekends. Apply now, and discover the 

advantages of working for the nation's 

largest department store! W e offer excellent 

training programs to sharpen your selling 

skills. High earning potential based on 

personal sates. Generous merchandise 

discounts at any JCPenney location. Plus, 

you only have to average 25 hours a week 

to qualify for these great benefits: 

• Medical and Dental Insurance 

• Savings and Profit Sharing Plana 

• Paid Vacations and Holidays 

• Term Life lnaurance...and morel 

S e n d r e s u m e to: 

JCPenney 

21500 Northwestern Hwy. 

Southfield, Ml 48075 

Attention: Custom Decorating, Phyllis 

JCPenney 

(810) 471-4500 

ENTRY LEVEL 

Assembly. General Labor 

Livoma localion 

Full Bme 

Good Overtime 

Full company paid benefits 

Send lesume ot apply 

Roush Industries 

11919 Market St 

Livonia, Ml 48150 

313-591-1010 

fax 313-591-4333 

Equal Opportumty Employer 

Photo Mini-Lab 

Field Service 

Rep 

Oualex a subsidiary of Eastman 

Kodak, based out ol Now Is searching 

tor a representee to supply and 

service Micro-Photoprocesiing 

equipment n South Eastern Mich- 

igan The following skills are 

preferred 

• Previous Field Service 

Experience 

• Previous Mm-Lab Experience 

ENVIRONMENTAL MARKETING 

PosA* avsmow -with, estabkshed 

envwonmental fWm Duties nckxfe 

research contacting clients, meet- 

ings. proposals, contracts 4 servicing 

ckents during protects Markenng 

atxkty s must. Technical degree a 

plus W* tra*i self-motivated n»- 

vidual Send reeume Beckfe' 12200 

Farmington Rd Uvonia Mi 48150 

• Mechanical Aptitude 

Oualex offers competitive wage, 

company van, and a generous bene- 

iits package Send resume 10: 

QUALEX, Inc. 

43045 W Nine Mae Rd 

Northvile, Ml 48167 

EOE 

FIELD SERVICE TECH 

To install 4 repair mechamcal 4 elec- 

trical scales Must have electron*: 

training and have good mechamcal 

aptitude Competitive wage-benefits 

to Stlrting Scale 

EQUIPMENT LEASING 

COMPANY 

Documentation preparation and 

professing position 3 years Ixpen- 

ence required Computer skies. Win- 

dows. Ouck Books, Ami-Pro Leaking 

program, payment poahng, insurance 

confection review Send remme to 

Attn Peter Beato, PO Box 

180913. UOca. Ml 46318 

E S I 

A leading crowd managmant firm • 

now twlng lot anOkng major event 

Earn extra mcome Apply m person 

May 1 4 2 Between lOem-tpm at 

1840 Mikon. Suta 1. Ferndale ot at 

Ponchamn Hotel. Datrol. Rm B12. 

810-544-4477 

ESTIMATOR 

stampings and aaaamUkei. Knowl- 

edge ol Ucroaolt Word and Excel a 

plus. Soma safes experience dear 

prokt sharing Sa»ary heeedon expe- 

rience Send reaians Box 12569 

4 Eccenenc N) 

36251 SchodcraH Rd 

Lrvoma Ml 4815C 

ESTIMATOR 

• t o eetebkahed • 

colder deveiooer m Weal BtootrHeid 

Expenence preferred Send resuna 

to OMice Manager 4909 Oak Holow 

Weat BtoorfefeU Ml 46323 

Co . 20950 Boening Drive. Southlield. 

Ml 48075 Attn: Service Manager 

FINANCE TRAINEE 

Entry level poaition m finance as 

Credit Interviewer 4 advancement 

Highschool graduate with desire lo 

succeed Send 'esoma salary his- 

tory 4 HAND WRITTEN covet letter 

(incomplete submissions wil not be 

conartered) Mr Laadar. 31333 W 13 

Mle Rd. Fatmnglon Hfe. Ml 46334 

FINE JEWELRY STORE 

EXPERIENCED ONLY 

Sales Associate • Shop Foreman 

Bench Jeweler 

Eicatfent Salary 4 BeneMs 

Contact. Ms Bergy 

81.0-356-7140 

FIREPLACE INSTALLER - Earn up 

to Sl.OOOVifc. Be your own boss 

year round work, wa pay evsty 

Monday (313) 449-83S4 

FITTER 

Conveyer faoncator has «nmeOata 

opening tor axpenenced litters Muat 

be able to worn from Blue prints 

Good benefits 4 overtime Reply to 

P.O. Bex 27129, Detroit. Ml 4S227 

FLOOR HELPER, experienced 

wortong w«i wood - CM between 5 4 

8pm (810) 8154126 

FLOOR INSPECTOR 

Waatsidi m|acaon mattng company 

is looking tot shop Itoor mapactots tor 

second 1 Wrd shift Muat have soma 

Sales Opportunities 

With the Nation's Largest Department Store! 

J C P e n n e y , W e s t l a n d a n d T w e l v e O a k s n o w h a s o p e n i n g s 

for n e w s a l e s a s s o c i a t e s . A p p l y n o w , a n d d i s c o v e r t h e # 

a d v a n t a g e s of w o r k i n g for t h e nation's largest d e p a r t m e n t 

store! W e offer excellent training p r o g r a m s to s h a r p e n y o u r 

selling skills. H i g h e a r n i n g potential b a s e d o n p e r s o n a l s a l e s 

in s o m e d e p a r t m e n t s . G e n e r o u s m e r c h a n d i s e d i s c o u n t s at 

a n y J C P e n n e y location. Plus, y o u o n l y h a v e to a v e r a g e 2 5 

h o u r s a w e e k t o qualify for t h e s e great benefits: 

• Medical and Dental Insurance • 

• Savings and Profit Sharing Plans 

• Paid Vacation a and Holidaya 

• Term Life lnsurance...and more! • 

Applications are being accepted at tha JCPenney, Westland 

JCFtenney 

pfesacs experience he**! Sand 

W 

OuMty Manager 

7778 Market St 

Canton. Ml 46187 

FORD 1800 RANGER XLT 

comJBon S speed. VS. atr extended 

cab. custom pant, akjmmum wheels 

power sealtien cruise SS.a0Q«ets 

(313) 531-5421 

FOREMAN 

(nVO tor emel facwy m Anrwigham 

Soma experience «i factory manage- 

shooing a receiving and pet 

I supervisor, Cal Jell tof appi 

810646-1078 

FORK UFT SERVICE 

TECHNICIAN 

Acoapeng appkeaaone tor apprenece 

4 experienced mechanics Beetle fe- 

to rapa» 'scatty Wixom area 

Mechanic el backgrpund naceaaary 

Cal Cas St 810-960-681' 

FRAMCIEfi 

Needs DJ Pari erne ngMa only mm 

» Cai baiweeii 10am 4 ' prr. 

a 4 30 a 830pm (313) 421-3424 

nao. TTME HELP k> Fabrtoaeng. 

Stock Help a ' I * I Trwck Hum 

be II yrs Or oklsr WMng M 

J017S Ford GartMi Cay 

FULL TH 

aecartg p b m I m M Opeul 

locaeona E«ehenced or wa 

imn D-«canaer". *t "» • 

DAYS 

woifeng conJSona Must be 

ife 4 Sals NO SUN 

C * Oafe to sal up an 

FUNERAL HOME 

Panama stall tor our few 

ii niii i icais laiBiianaunwai) 

FURNITURE STOCK 

HELPER 

Looktog tof ttopandaBto mdMd- 

uaH tof paiMme posfeor al our 

» iiee unload 

prep matrhetxSea and 

i showroom tfaptay a 

Good starting rata wah 

•moke-free working oonO- 

Ippicailnalsli IS his pat 

week, eremngs 4 some weak- 

ends App* In person ot oak 

LA-Z-BOY 

Furniture Galenee 

27754 Nov) RH 

810-349-3700 

FURNITURE WAREHOUSE/ 

DELIVERY - tor store m Livoma Ful 

GRAPHIC ARTIJ 

Leering irmnMmMm ol i 

eumet papef products has a* 

entry level ppsfflor. In eta 

Product Development Dept. 

Suooeertl car I felt mual 

possess a Graphic Ana 

Degree. 2 years ayattonoa In 

graphic art production, and ba 

Maomtoan hereto a * moat- 

edge of standard llualiakun 

progrsma Mechanical pre- 

press aapsrience a plus 

Pfessi mat raauma w» satary 

raqtarements to AJM Pack- 

agmg Cotp E-4111 Andovsr 

Rd. «tocai«aid HUs, k 

.46302. Aan: MR. 

(810) 442-0120 

G A T E A T T E N D A N T 

oomtnuraty hmng da 

-noOveted ndMduals pan-Urns 

naskandi tor aflamoon 4 mto- 

mgM stmts Homemakars 4 

Retirees eralcoma Apply 

parson at: 

GRAPHIC ARTS 

Deak Top Pubkstwig 

Commercial printer wtei atsls ol hi 

art stottrurlc '— 

zzzr 

bureau e«i 

500 Help ' 

Geaeral 

Veiled 

HAIR DRESSeR or HAM 8TYUST 

TVad d your old joP7 Hair Conaapa 

in Lfeona rtoede you. 

Cai Pal 313-422-6730 

HAIRDRESSERS 4 Nai Techs 

Wanted tot OuuWfeto aMon Good 

- Ca8 »4. Mon-Fn 

ia\Q) 

HAW DRESSERS 

i fwmg 9ty«ali tort 

I Guaranteed I 

wants sd hourly wags. 

Caa Cindy 3lSêa78 

Top 

HAIR DRESSERS 

Nartov«e satonExt 

810-346-0064. Evaa 

Expansnoe 

Cai Deys 

810-380-6696 

HAIR -FACE. NAIL PEOPLE 

A pfssaaoui addraee win an 

Lmcretstfeoua etude ff you're 

happy wWi dferSeM we want m i 

Btoom8std HMs. (810) 642-3699 

knowledge Oiark Cupteaa 

sr. and Pigamakar Sanioe 

j expenence a plua Must have 

w0. Boa 304S. B»- 

LEASING 

AGENT 

Sealing flynansc person 10 aaee 

sparmena tor comm»*iiy a Roch- 

enos Non-smoking oAoe 

810-651-1880 

Mon-Fn 10am tpm 

LABORERS 

Wsafehi WatotptocUng company a 

looking tor n»Mduafe witrwi tha 

LEASING 

Brookda* Apanmer*! a Souto^Ljfor 

&nc*iay«rs 

Cement hnahats 

General Labot 

have immedats opemngs 

Come pom our toaml 

Lwoma Ml 

aonaMo^cnn out team Canamsai 

be t*g«t motwaladand I lilt It 

a apply a person al 22250 

Swan Road Booh Lyon, Ml 4617» or 

ca* (810) 437-1223 

Rd 

HVAC 

SERVICE TECH 

Have youhed «w«h unluHad prom- 

Mas. impossible demands trom 

evsryone. disappointment 8 frustra- 

tions tha -risks moa (Obs but a 

nsaary7 It you are ready 10 jom a 

feada oonatia a dynamic and 

growing ssmca company m alsch the 

rtgN mdMdua can ga wha Hey want 

out -M a fuMng career mdudng aafea 

Lijmrrxisii.mi. benefits, tximase a 

overtime I you srs EXPERIENCED, 

ambaous 6 canng, please submt 

your rssums m stnct confidence or 

"sppty a psrson. or cal and aak lor 

Matt Bergsiiom at. 

BERGSTROM-S INC. 

30633 Schoolcraft RD 

Livonia. ML 48150 

313-522-1350 

f HOTEL 

A Greal Place To Work! 

The Best Western Laura Park 

Suiss IS now accepting sppkea- 

tions tor ths toiowing positions 

. Night Audtor (11pm-7am) 

• Front Desk Staff 

• Housekeepers 

• Mamtenance Staff 

Piease appty m person 

Bssi Western Laurel Park 

16999 S Laurel Paik 

6 MM 0 l-275Ajvoma 

(313) 464-0050 

V * 

HVAC TECH • EXPERIENCED 

Musi have kcartss snd bs certified 10 

handfe Frson Fia Ims, beneMs 

EOE Salary csael on sxpenence 4 

knowledge Cai 8-5. 313-453-8443 

HVAC TECH 

Experienced only SERVICE 

WSTALLATION 4 MAINTENANCE 

Sun Heating 4 

'66 Indusina Court. Btoom- 

Ml 46302 

(610) 336-4555 

OUALITY CONTROL INSPECTOR 

tor induction hsat traatmg Expen 

ence «i Roc*wel testing 4 SPC 

Apply 10am-2pm « 630 E 10 M«W 

Rd a Haza Park 

INTERNATIONAL MOOEUNG 

SCHOOL 4 AGENCY 

Si Hang quaMhed sales 8 oltca per- 

sonna 31 >4660700 Fax 456-2156 

INVENTORY CONTROL 

nasponskia tot physical inventor, 

process control, corrections/ 

dsospaicaa Afternoon arvft 1-2 

yrs ooiegc-APICS. computer slues. 

(orkMl sxpenence a plus Lrvoma 

area Respond a. Box 12601 

Obearva 4 Eccentric Newspapers 

. 36251 Schootoratt Rd 

Lrvoma. Ml 48150 

INVENTORY / MAINTENANCE 

CLERK 

Bmrantfiam 

immedafe a 

opsmng tot s«i Inventoryr 

Cleik " - - 

mdude organization and inventory ol 

storage ait maa oNce and cM-sas 

location Soma manual labor 

required Mua have transportation to 

travel between locations Resumes 

may be sent to Human Resouroea. 

480 Pierce P O Box 3043 8w 

mmgham Ml 48012 or taxed Ic 

610*47-5031, !•» H*nan Rsaouoaa 

IRRIGATION SPECIALIST 

2 to 3 years sxpenence Yea round 

poaition available Mua be abtot to 

service Mies from homeowner to 

Ivgea m tha area If this require- 

ment fits you. we want to talk Troy 

Ctogg Inc, 4875 Product Or. 

Wixom Ml (810) 665-0123 

Equal Opportvmky Employer 

LABORER 

The Charter Township oI Carton m 

accepting sppkeabons tor the posaon 

ol toe-Una Labora Appkcam mat 

provide a copy ol Learners Permit tot 

s Commeroa Dmats License (COL) 

Group B Endorsement N (mctodng an 

brakes 1. from Ihs Stats ol Ucfsgan a 

ths time ol appkeanon Mua suc- 

cessful pass roed lest, at appkeanrs 

own expense, wasn 60 dsys slier 

employment Excatom dmnng teootd, 

•ah no more than 2 ports on curtenl 

dnving reootd Appkeants may be 

requned to apply tor ha/ha driving 

lecotd. a own sxpansa. Ivcxjgh the 

Secretary ol Stale Rale ol pay 

H0 85 hr plus excWent benefits 

Appkcabons mua bs picked up a ths 

Canton Township Psrsonna DMaon, 

1150 S Gallon Center FU , Centenr 

Ml 48188 or make S rsquea m wntmg 

mdcamg posaon. along wih a self- 

addressed camped buaness enve- 

lope to above tor appkcations totm. 

Job daaortpmn mm be poaerf a the 

Township Adrnmovation Buik)mg 

Appkcant MUST attach a copy of (hat 

COL Group B Endorsement N wih 

ths compkasd wntten Canton Town- 

ship applications torm m i s sntusty 

by 4pm on May V I 1996 The Charter 

Townahip ol Canton doas not dis- 

cnmmale on the basis 01 race, color 

national ongm. sex. fekgnn eg 

disability m empioyment or the provi- 

sion of services An Equsl Opportu- 

nity Employer 

JANITORIAL 

Ful snd part Ims Evsnmgs 

Farmmglon area Cal 

313-467-8166 

JANITORIAL • Part Ome, afternoon 4 

evening positions In WesOand 

od work « 

313-961- 

bstote tpm a (31» 

HANDYMAN (M/F| - concrete 4 

mesonsry sxpenence a plus, esga- 

ness 4 sell mobvstion most unpor- 

tan. Marrtam commataa 4 mdustna 

propertas Cal durm^ work week 

10am-2pm 

10351 -9540 

HOTEL 

At Holiday Inn - Troy, 

your sarviceexceflence skills ars 

valued' Ws offer competitive 

wages 4 benefits tot the following 

posibons 

. Front Desk Staff 

• Restaurant Servers 

• Banquet Savers 

GENERAL LABOR 

Powder Coaler expendmg 4 has 

need tor Genera Labor 4 HKo 

Drtvers Days 4 AJfemoons Apply 

Mon thru Fn 8am-4pm 

6400 Honda 

Canton. Ml 48167 

GENERAL LABOR 

tpart ans 

Uvonia 

GENERAL LAfiOR 4 SUPERVISORS 

towns Haa poemona Apply m person 

30610 w e Mis Rd. FarmmgBn 

HMs (81«1 4 

474-8681 

GROUNDSKEEPER / POOL MAIN- 

TENANCE FJMma. seasona S6 

hour Please cal lOS OO. Mon- 

(810) 643-9109 

ff' 

GROUNDS/LIGHT 

MAINTENANCE 

Large Duplex Rsntal Communly m 

Westland Searching lor hi" time per- 

sonnel Mua possess valid drivel's 

license and have transportation 

Apply m person st 

OAK VILLAGE L.C 

2756 Ackley Westland Ml 46186 

721-8111 

Handyman (mrt) 

with ImaheO carpenter skiis. Ml wne. 

gooo pay. al work in Wayne County 

can 8106206020 

HARDWARE STORE 

Ful lave positions Sales 4 

Dept Manager. Cashier 

Safes Person. Part urns 

Plumbing Person Appty in person 

2912 S Wayne Rd Wayne 

HEATING 4 An Condaomng Service 

Techs. 5 yrs mimmum sxpenence. 4 

experienced shea meta installers 4 

helpers Top pay with be " 

(010) 346-4800 

HEATING 4 COOLING 

installation Tech Expanding Canton 

company Career opportunfly 

313-453-6746 

HEATING, COOLING 4 

REFRIGERATION 

SERVICE TECH 

Good pay 4 Denaks 313-726-9630 

GENERAL LABOR 

1 a and 2nd Shits 

Cai tor appuaimait 

(313) 728-0660 

TECH PERSONNEL SERVICES 

GLASS CUTTER 4 GLAZER 

wanted Endoeurs manutadurer has 

fuH-ttme positions Competitive 

t i 26300 W 

Rd 

wages Appfy m person 1 

GLAZIER 

at commeroa repair 4 

fx* ame Cal Judy 

(313) 534-5677 

OOtF* COURSE MAINTENANCE 

rs CkH of I 

TotitNMM PIMM 

applications tor airy 

M aooscang 

ava goi cow 

•one Posaon to M IBad March mm 

May No experience neceessry 

C acaHrtf trsmmg 4 bsnaHts Apply a 

clubhouee One W feua Dr.. locaad 

OH Ronalds Or berween Gteetifeid 4 

Southheto. a Oartom 

TPC a a drug hee workplace 

No phone a" 

GOLF COURSE 

MAINTENANCE 

PtomHoeoaCoialryClub SoMMsM 

now aooaptmg a£nth responabte. hard- 

working individuals Expenence m 

lawn can landacapmg 4 dean-up 

preferred bii nd necessary Cai 

Carol or Rax a 

necessary Cal 

810624-9449 

GROUNDS MAINTENANCE 

NowNorthves apartmera complex 

looking tor summer grounds hap, 

May thru Sept Please caa Amy 

(810) 3«fr*612 

GROUNDS/MAINTENANCE 

Ful lima, Mon -Frt. mnabrook Apart- 

Fi* benefit 

Caa 61O349-6410 

GROUNDS 

PERSON 

LO»i 10 work out- 

doors' We have the 

crrMTfim 

benefits Eipenence not 

(8101 

Caa 

• HEAT TREAT ' 

MAMTENANCE TRAINEES 

Sklted a welding ot efeefnea. t9 

hour to start 

FURNACE OPERATOR TRAINEES 

Base math sk*s. m-to experience 

preferred. $8 50 hour to stsn 

Mua be 

Ful time wih omttime 

avanabfe tot any shit and paa 

screen Apply ki person only 

5PM, Mon -Fri 

PERFECTION STEEL TREATING 

24200 Plymouth Rd 

Redtord. comer Ptymoutrw 

• llouaa'l.obtiy Cleaner 

• Maintenance Staff 

Jom our team looay by 

applying a person 

Hokday Inn-Troy 

2537 Rochester Court 

Off Rochester Ra S of 1-75 

1NOUSTRIAL SEWER 

Pisfersbly wih boet top expensnce 

Cal batwean norma business hours 

(313) 421-4410 

INSPECTOR/EXPERIENCED 

For gear manufacturer night shift 

Appty m person a 8162 Canton 

Center Road, Canton, 8-4 30pm 

INSTALLERS 

Nabona contractor looking tof axpen- 

enced Pnmestat direct TD 4 DBS 

installers tor Metro area Must have 

tae model truck 4 tools 

Call NaCon I 800 577-6120 

INSTALLER 

VINYL floor covering, part-time Ret 

required Cal 313-422-7130 

VIP Floor Covatng 

INSTRUCTOR - Learning Cantor m 

W Bloomheid. 'of reakng 4 math 

Part time position Teaching CerO»- 

(810) 737 

JANITOR >' SWEEPER Ful-time 

with beneMs Afternoon shllt Appty 

a person or»y. Mon-Fn. 9am-2pm 

a. Lrvoma Mal Management Office 

Entrance G 

CM 

7-2880 

BUSINESS IS BOOMING 

The newty renovaed Kmgstoy Hota 4 

Suites a seeking tnerxty. people- 

onented indmOuan to fill out the ser- 

vice team Expenence not necessary 

• Food Servers costal 4 canonist 

• Housekeepers 

• Banquet Housemen (mfl 

• Porters 

• Belriien (m#) 

• Experienced Security Gaurds 

Reply m person to: 

Kingsiey Hotel 4 Suies 

1475 N Woodward 

Bloomlieid H«s. Ml 46304 

EOE 

HOTEL 

COMFORT INN ol Farmmgton HIM 

now hiring tor the positions of 

• Front Desk Ctork (PM Shit) 

• Breakfast Hoa Person 

• Housekeeping 

• Night Audlor 

Appty a person V: 30715 12 Mile 

INSULATION INSTALLERS, axpen- 

enced or w« tram. Starting S8 Apply 

a Jones Insulation 22811 Hea&p 

East of Novt Rd North oil 9 Mee 

Novi (810) 346-9980 

JEANS 

•& T-SHIRTS | 

I REQUIRED 

| GENERAL LABOR JOBS | 

avaiable in Romulus, • 

Wayne 4 Lrvoma areas 

• Pay rate start at S6 an hr I 

J Apply today work tomorrow J 

ADIA 

I HI tMf-lOTMfNt PFOPtF 

• Westland: (313) 722-906ci 

JTaytor (313) 291-3100| 

-001 15101 

MACHINIST/TOOL MAKER | 

MuM ham aiaetience H 

atttee dtoi a fMMtosll 

be sbfe to 

smoking environment Apply 

8 30 3 30pm FrailMm FaMBH 

12701 Beach Daly. Nadtotdl 

MACHINIST WTTH 

(313) 487-1 

l ContaM Wck 

LEASJNGfCLEANING POSITION 

LIVE ON SITE 

Apartment communay In NoM needs 

someone lo lease apartments and a 

Great opportunity with large property 

management company Cai Watot- 

wewrams, 81062^0004 

LEASING CONSULTANT - |oei 

wining team' Oo you enoy working 

Wtei pecpfe 7 Do you have a fetoii tor 

customer setvtoe? No asp" * 

necessary, pua an outgoing 1 

amy 4 a wWngnaaa to hefc 

We offer a totma training program 4 

good benefea Out companeaBon 

bonus, nauranoa. 4 the 

opporturvrty to wofk wih 4 learn Irom 

the best Does lha sotmd to good to 

be true Cal today tor an Interview a 

810-474-2510 or tax raauma to 

810-474-7043. EOE 

LEASING CONSULTANT - part Ime. 

needed tor Waaiand apl oommixWy 

i » " h* snagaec 4 antouaaiec. 

weekends a mua 313-326-8270 

LEASING CONSULTANT . 

Part ome, weMiends only, tot Ipail- 

ment community In Canton 

CM. 313-397-1060 

MAIL CLERKS 

Large oompany 

•everel opemngs on 

wo* Mon-Thus Must I 

1 Caa 313-525-4608 

."iw 

PtymouOi Ma 

1 a day MR la 

at ba vary re»- 

MAUAETTtR HOUSE 

Ft« or py | jmeôary^4 Mtoirmrin 

(313) 

MAILROOM«NOenY - TRAINEE 

oppottoney to 

can ac 

daney and ae a Mam playor tn our 

Graphic Alls Company Grea lew 

fits mdutkng a 401(K). Faa FNabme. 

requirements snd a itnal 

blnn rour«a» "to 

^ . M o o m 

GROWING LANOSDCAPE CO 

M vanoue posaona 

ng Foreman (m/11 4 

Laborers (810) 736«00 

!nc1u5in 

FULL 4 part time expenencad Land- 

scape Lawn Msmlenanoe 4 irriga- 

tion help Crew Leader poakons 

open Southhwo co 610-354-3213 

LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR 

EXPERIENCED Mua have trans 

portabon and dnvers license Good 

pay ful bme (810) 356-7000 

LANDSCAPE. IRRIGATION 

WesJside landscape cgmpany has 

opemngs tor landecape irrigation 4 

lawn fertilizer help Eipenence 

netpfui but not necessary Lawn 

spny appkcant muat be cerihed by 

state ol Michigan. 3A and 3B dassii- 

calion Bsnekts olfered Ftil tune 

employment COL license very 

haplii Cal Mon -Fn I0am-4pm. 

313-595-3886 

An Equal Opportumty Employer 

LANDSCAPE LABORERS Idea lor 

anyone 18 4 over Apply m person 

Eaon Nursery. 5899 W Maple W 

Btoomfieid^ (810) 851-5440 

LEASING 

CONSULTANT 

PART-TIME 

id to lease apartments a 

comrmmly m Farmmgton 

Hits -Sales amVof cuaomat 

service experience necessary 

Flexible, weekend work 

ichediie required to service 

Our residents Approx 20 

hours per week Top com- 

pensation. bonus and 

training Send or fax resume, 

ot apply a person Mon-Fn. 

10am-6pm at 

Village Green 

of Farmington Hills 

39365 Village Green BtvO 

Farmington Hits. Ml 48331 

810788-0070 

FAX 810788-1620 

On Haggerty Rd. 

1 block S a! 14 Mile Rd 

v,lla g&Sv 

An EquM Opportunity 

E m p h ^ 

DISTRIBUTION . 

SUPERVISOR 

Standard Fadenl Bank has ea ittie- 

daM opemno tor DIMuaavSW- 

vtsot m lha Troy headquartM^W 

poaaon requires auiemisory. abwfj. 

knowfedgi ol WordPerfect a M Cbkja. 

and good math apaty neapatafcii- 

tas mdude kmafy Ckstnouttof 01 a) 

reports and prmad outpuL mooaoang 

and balanang ol si eutomewa appli- 

cations and assisting elth maltoom 

duties Other dubas an lha "ammg. 

developing and asagnmg d aafl to 

tacmtata tfa logging and dfetftniton 

of reports and olha departmental 

procedures 

We an pnpand to oltor a competi- 

tive salary and attractive kei*»a ben- 

slis package OuaMied applicants 

may apply m person Monday-Friday 

9 30am-3 30pm or sand roaana to 

Standard 

Federal 

SevmqaFmanaM Services 

Human Resources Oipartmart 

2600 West . 

Troy, Ml 48064 

Equal Opportumty Emptoyor 

LANOSCAPE LABORERS 

Hmng immedoteiy Apply m person 

Margobs Nursery. 9600 Cherry HK 

Ypsjfcnti O' cal (313) 462-0771 

INSURANCE ADJUSTER - Expen- 

enoed vehiciaJheavy equipment 

Pan-bme Send resume I 

5154. Southfield Ml 48066-5154 

INSURANCE AGENCY - LrvoiSia 

Enthusiastic person tor sales 6 set- 

vice Ful tme Benefits Cal Betty at 

(313) 522-3958 

JEWELER WANTED 

Person needed lor fine 

AGS store Part lime 

Strong in repairs, wax work 

would be helpful Gooo pay Great 

entry level position Ask tor Stan 

ORIN JEWELERS 313-422 7030 

INSURANCE Al Sua Agency m 

Plymouth needs an experienced 

licensed mdwidua lo worn lul bme 

Call 9 to 5; 313-451-02CX) 

HOTEL 

RESERVATION AGENTS 

Ful 4 part-time (Seasonal) 10 work in 

our Farmmgton Hlls office We need 

yen* hospitality 4 lypmg sklls 10 sea 

our neon on Mackinac Maid WO 

calf 810-466-3200 

HELPER RENTAL HOUSES 

cleaning, parang, odd idbs Evening 

and weekend hour* t7 50 pa Hr 

313-533-6756 

HELP WANTED 

sCangto craw a helpers 

(313) 4514319 or (313) 453-4305 

HEY YOU LOOK 

Travel USA Are you haa to traaT? ta 

ot okfer Lodging a tranapottobon, 

pad trartng CaMomia Naw York. 

Hawaiboimd For interview, cal Bim- 

2pm (110) EOE 

GROUNOS PERSONNEL 

to (cm ot* toam a Wlr 

Great oppcbmit' 

eKM^*3£>? 

GROUNOS PERSON needed tor 

luxury apartment^ c ommjvr>^m 

background screening 

610-363-7540 

£2ND* 

(WOUNDS PERSON 

uunemgtoy Cal aMer 10 30am 

110346-0627 

OROUNOS PERSON wanted tor 

apartment 

Ms Good pay 4 

cal aiO-47«4Sl

«= 

Faa.aym n«s Ml. 4»v,;-v 

Vi teua OpportuMr N il* 


General 

MAINTENANCE 

TECHNICIAN 

For nad-aoed downriver apt uxnptei 

« hava tranaportabon and own 

took. Mtotmwn ol 5 rears sxpenence 

Salary pha medical and 401-K. Send 

raauma to Box 112434 

Observer 8 Eccentric Newepapers 

38251 Schoolcraft Rd 

Uvonla. Ml 48150 

MANAGEMENT TRAINEE 

To $40,000, Oreat BeneMs. 

Stan as Aocounl Executive m 

branch ol Ma|or Lendmg InsMulior. 

Coaega t SALES experience 

EMPLOTMENT CENTER AGENCY 

(810) 589-1836 

MANAGER 

Bf YOUR OWN BOSS 

Farmers Insurance Group a aaatong 

indnriduaJt interested m Agency 

Ownership oppoftunMae UnMmltad 

earnings potential Mamtam current 

employment stilt training. Reqmra- 

merrts 4 years coaega degree or 3-6 

K menegsment expenence Exoel- 

c/acM. No pnor rauranoe uMa. 

CaU Jell si. 810-550-1650 

1810-433-7600 

810-433-7815H 

MANAGER - Need s tutu re? Faat 

growing company neade a good 

manager tor Cudomar Service 8 

Sales Good pay 8 benefits 

(313) 274-3500 

r MANAGER OF 

OPERATIONS AND 

ADMINISTRATION 

Large national commercial real 

estate company m need ol an 

expenencad - professional busi- 

ness manager to oversee the 

daily operations in our Southlield. 

Michigan office Candidates 

should have a bachelors degree 

in Business, Management or 

Accounting and have a proven 

successful background m man- 

aging an office with over 10 sup- 

port staff and providing 

management support tor over 30 

professionals Specific experience 

and background must includb 

Accounting and Financial 

Reporting Support Staft Max 

agement Extensive Computer 

Knowledge, Faculties 

and Sates Fore- 

casting and Repotting Proficiency 

m MS-Excel and MS-Word pre- 

ferred We are a company that 

believes dedication, hard won 

and challenges contribute to 10C 

satisfaction Simply put, our 

employees have a personal com- 

mitment 10 prowls a quality ser- 

vice to our clients If you are 

seeking this quality of work-Ms 

we encourage you to apply Send 

resume, cover letter and salary 

history to Box 42610 

Observer 8 Eccentric 

Newspapers 

36251 Schoolcraft Rd , 

k Uvonia. Ml 48150 J 

Systems ICnc 

Management. 

MANICURIST 

mature person for sman Birmingham 

n Rental 810-646-1413. 

MANUFACTURING^, 

MANAGER 

Manager tor sheet metal tabn- * 

| eating shop specializing in Nema | 

. enclosures Ideal candtoate wil , 

I nave 5 plus years management | 

I expenence and an understanding . 

of sheet metal manufacturing. I 

Send resume with salary require- I 

merits to: P.O Box 51310. * 

Ûvonia. Ml 48151.- ^ 

MANUFACTURING SUPERVISOR 

Must be lamkar with mactwsng 8 

assembly proceeeee ai a producaon 

environment with good organiza- 

tional atofe 8 the ability to work as a 

team member. Mmmixti live years 

expenence prafarred Sand reaume 

or appty in person to 

Double H Manufacturing. Inc 

6171 Commerce 

Westland, Ml 48165 

313-729-3450 

MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS 

TECHNICAL ANALYST 

Ideal candxJate requires knowl- 

edge of, or hands on sxpenence 

««UMoi 

firm seeking 

MerketntyComn 

to be reeponaltiie tor meda adver 

twng. pubkc relations and corporaM 

•em Muet hane auc 

cee*U hands aaeapew 

i IsdvAismg. 

and evert rs sxpenence 

ptueSyearsa 

daainfl Form snd 1 

requeemenla to. 

Nianan Reeourcea - Ml 

45801 Helm 

Plymouth, Ml 48170 

MATERIAL HANDLER 

Immediate opening for entry level 

Eleant Hand Truck Operators Only 

team players need apply 

• FULL BENEFIT PACKAGE 

. OPPOmUNftY FOR 

ADVANCEMENT 

. GROWWG PLASTIC COMPANY 

APPLY TOQAYI 1361 HIX, WEST- 

LANO. Ml 40186 (S. of Fort) EOE 

MATERIAL HANDLER 

General Medical Corporation, a 

national dielnbiaor ol meOcaL sup- 

plies and equtoment. • seeking a 

Material Handtor tor our Livoma at- 

tribution center. Duties include 

receiving and reconcAng xtoound 

accurately 

outbound 

trar 

Processing 

maintenance ol the warehouse the 

ability to rn 75 pounds, and abto to 

work 2 30 PM to IHXtPM Pitor d»- 

tnbutnn expenence preferred 

interested individuals should apply In 

parson at 

General MedKai Corp 

35255 Gleodale 

Livoma. Ml 48150. 

Equal Opportunity 

MawF' 

Pre-Emptcrymant 

Screening Required. 

and organizational capabilities 

Knowledge ol Mfcroaoft OMoe. Pho- 

toehop and computer knowledge 

necaeeary nncniritiiMii ndude 

brochure development proposal 

Gas Dera. Dtractor 01 Markakng 

TMP lasooaaea. inc. 

PO Box 280 

Btoomfleld HMs. M 48303-0289 

An Equal OpportuMy Employer 

MARKETING COORDINATOR 

Meiksang Cooidnalor w»i expen- 

MARKETING 

DiRECTOR 

'1 "ftvsoai "toâuamg i 

• Peme Webber in* | 

| TlieT iliTjppfciW muerfieva f 

•MKMaag JmsoaHata 

it «i Inafwe 8 

I S a , v 

i.Wto^jsn- 

a and cover «Mer It • 

I CMM I 

' 18800 Vttor Pk-y l n » ! 

I LMnM. Ml 48182 ^ 

MATURE COUPLE M 

MATERIALS 

EXPEDITER 

INTERWET Corporation, A FOR- 

TUNE 1000 ti£iptor of predston 

castings to the automotive 

industiy a seeking quelAed appk- 

eants for the posmon of Malenals 

Expediter for our new Troy head- 

quarters A.S. in Traffic. Malenals 

Management or Secretarial Sci- 

ence a desiraote: 5-7 yee/s 

expenence in a taat-pacad mu»- 

piani purchasing environment a 

essential Tha poetfion requires 

maMnats (scrap steel, pig iron, 

sand and alloys). 

monitoring order 

materials, tracking ra* efttpmants 

via their mamlrame Tins position 

does involve some clerical duties 

such as word procassng. uread- 

sheets and order entry Expen- 

ence on PC's and 

mainframes a necessary 

offer a competitive 

and benefits package. Send 

resume and currem salary infor- 

mation to 

Mgr Management Development 

INTERMET Corporation 

Suite 200 

5440 Corporate Drive 

Troy. Mch 48098 

Intermet a an Equal 

Opportunity Employer MIFD/V 

/ MAYDAY! 

MAYDAY! I 

MAYDAY!' 

Is this job 

for you? 

V* 1®1?L 8 ^ 7 J1 6 2 J 

pay ber 

n Wed. 

MEABOWBROOK Country 

Club seeks experienced fu* 

part tune: LmwPrepTPantry 

Cooks 8 Dishwsshers 

Good pey, benefits svsilabts Apply In 

parson Wed. Th***. Fn, 2-S: 40»41 

8 M*e, Northvme. W ol Haggeny 

MECHANICAL ENGINEER 

I SENIOR) 

The Manufactunng Technology Divi- 

1 of Energy Conversion Devices 

(ECO), a fast growing, high-tech 

company, seeks an expenenced 

senior mechanicei engineer to lead 

Ihe deaign, fabrication, integration 

and commiaeionang ot vacuum depo- 

sition. bulk processing and assembly 

machines Requirements mdude A 

proven track record In leadng 

machine design and assembly 

groups with an emphasis on cost 

competitiveness and ttmaly protect 

completion Sand resume to 

ATTN: JoAnn Osman, 

Energy Conversion Devices. Inc., 

1621 Northwood, Troy. Mi 48084 

EEO AAP Employer - 

MECHANIC - Brakes, exhaust, sus- 

pension Own tooM Good driving 

lay tram. Redford area 

(313) 537-7712 

MECHANIC Class A equipment 

mechanic lor conetnjeaon equipment 

dealer Shop 8/or held Must have 

own tools Schuster Conatiucaon 

Services. Cat PaM (810) 5*6-8720 

P MECHANIC 

Grsat Lakes Power Lift. 

Eastern Michigan's premier 

Hyster Sealer has immsdaM 

openings tor Mechance m both 

our Wanan 8 Uvonia leokhes 

We otter an axceleot bene* 

package: dental, optical, pre- 

scription and 401 (K) Send 

resumes: Attn Service Manager. 

35451 Schoolcraft Ra, Uvonia. 

Vt* 48150 

MECHANtOMECHANtC TRAINEE 

Ft* kme poaHton at Radator HoapMal 

Fu* linidta. Cal Dave at 

(313) 271*021 

MECMANIOMECHANICS HELPER 

Al shrlls Ught duty mechanical 

repair* lo highway buses 

CetWcaaorVCOl desvaUe but not 

lary Ml tram Staring pay 

an hour, top pay 113 50 an 

flour Apply at indan Tra*s Bus 

Oarage. 28«5 Smith Rd . RomiJue, 

Ml between 9env4pm Mon -fit 

$8 i9 

MECHANICS HELPER 

warned Muet have own toots uraon 

ahop wlti beneMs Conlad Larry 

313-584-4255 

MECHANIC -Truck/W8ar Oiat t* 

MMng to become oertMad Prater 

COL Icanae Plymou*! araa Caf 

Todd M (S10) 771-6760 

MECHANIC WANTEO 

CartMed mechanic tor echo* Ma 

median duly t 

m - rn. (•«» 

MERRY MAlOS 

Many Maids of Lrvoma new hiring 

No napM. neekerda or ho«de|H 

l|r-4a. . CMâ.1 Y rw AA AAjlaltAn 

•onwVTllwy. ir»n*pv r >a in > 

required Ca* tor apuutîart 

(315) 4a»070» 

METER READER 

walar meters tor tha Charter Town- 

aMp ol Carton UuatiaaMMy 

to prspara ana t w u , wg** 

eocurtae reoorts Good physm con- 

dten •eourmg weMng. UMatvlelng a growing auapoil sla*l ol 

en 

POM Ctoemg Support- Sttfl 

Ssekmg personnel 10 review mort- 

gage loans prior to n.aacr cMkver 

ftomeeiesrl Mortgage Company 

MomiaMkd Mortgege haa aiicaMnt 

mdudng 401K. Expenence a pr^ 

tarred but not naitaaary. 

Cal Bruce Carr B10 356-3680 

or Fax raauma 810 396-7*46 

MORTGAGE 

BANKING 

SPECIALIST 

m-houee 

- - -Ci. 

Ror dynaanc 

Specialized. 

framing for tha right 

Parlonmanca-baead compensation 

includes an mvtUng employee DeneII 

package MAIL raeume w«h cover 

letter (no taxea. phone caM. oron-ete 

dakvaiy) to 

Mortage Corporation 

ATTN: Eric Rosenberg 

DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS 

26211 Central Park Blvd. Sis «10 

SouthKekL Ml 48076 

CONTEMPORARY 

SERVICES, INC. . 

STAFFING PROFESSIONALS 

IN MORTGAGE/FINANCE 

We are the | 7*1-8481 

Day or Evening 8hMa 

•tea Drivers Uoenes , 

MMM >—11—1) Can 

KELIY 

I I M V I C I I 


Geaeral 

PALACE SPORTS & 

ENTERTAINMENTS 

SUMMER JOB FAIR 

on Monday. May 8. -4988 

Irom 10«5 am - X00 pm 

urwereay 

- Annex I 8 U 

Pan-tme poeMona a 'aMftla M 

MteOowbroobTte PMaoa^ra 

Knob In ra tateaNng depts. 

GUEST SERVICES - SECURITY 

HOUSEKEEPING - PARKMG 

THE PALACE GMLLE 

RESTAURANT 

CONCESSION* - WAREHOUSE 

CONVERSIONS - STAGE 

PnOOUCTOtt - SUITE SERVCES 

BOX OFFICE 

We Oltor 

Ftoxtoto Hours/Employee Tktet 

PWvEmpioyee Daoount r 

Appftoaraa muat ba 17 or oktor 

Studerts may apply now and 

begm work (ha sum 

iixvcuntrrw 

Cal. 810-377-8281 

An Equal Opportumty Employer 

OAKLAND 

COMMUNfTY 

COLLEGE 

PARAPROFESSIONAL 

INDIVIOUAUZED WSTRUCTION 

CENTER - 

Part-time 

munny 

Hours are 

M Oakland Com- 

Royal Oak Campus. 

am-IOQpm. Tuesday 

through Saturday Apptcants muM 

have an *aanrlsM Degree in Ube«M 

Arts or Scienoe or General Studies 

Tha Ganarai flludaa AeeocMM's 

Degree must mOuds ENG 151. ENG 

152. and either 8 credit hours ol Sci- 

ence or 4 credit hours m Saence and 

4 credit hours m math. 

^pbcanu MUST request an appkea- 

•on lonn by calmg the OCC Job Hot- 

line al (610) 540-1579 Ptoeee rate to 

position 110. 96C-11. Requests tor 

a^'iicationsîril be accepted through 

Aa an Affirmative Acnon/Equal 

Opportunity Employer, Oakland 

ComrnurMy Cotegs a seeking candi- 

dates who wH augment the dvatety 

of ita faculty, staff and 

admmsliation 

PARKING ENFORCEMENT 

ASSISTANT - PART-TIME 

parking 1 

Horn: a 

patrol deeigneMd areas to entorca 

partong laws and orOnences. check 

I meters and isaue violations 

approx. 16 hn/wee* 8 may 

mdude evening 8 SM. hours. 

OuaMicalions High schod diploma, 

or its equivalent, vakd Michigan driv- 

er s fccense 8 good dtmng record 

The sMtty to deal factfuly with the 

pubkc and to function effectively m a 

variety d outdoor wealher conditions 

la required S6 per hour to start. 

Applcatlone wil be accepted through 

May 10. 1996 at the Human 

Reeources OIKoe Birmingham Cay 

151 Martin St.. P.O Bo* 3001, 

Birmingham ML 44012 

Birmingham a an 

Equal Opportunity Employer 

500 Belp Waited 

PRESS OPERATOR/ 

DIE SET-UP 

reeume to: f 8 E MwuMctwrng, 300 

inmatrtM Ot, Plymouth. Ml 48170 

(aacaa Irom Urrtya) ' 

PRWTER 

.1 8 2 ootor preeses 

• ask. A.B. Ote. Ryot* 

• BsiaMs Packaga 

• OppommMr to Advervs 

(313) 481-8000 

Or FAX maim to 313-481-08M 

PRWTTNO PRESS OPERATOR 

Day* or atemoona We dtor 401K. 

medcM, dental ApMy m person 

1259 Dote Rd.. Auburn Hte. Ml. 

46326 off Opdyka. 

PARTS COUNTER PERSON Expe- 

nence wrth power equ«>ment pre- 

ferred but art tram nfpit (arson Ful 

time poertion with benefits Aak ter 

Greg (810) 348-8864 

PARTS COUTNER PERSON 

needed tor courier 4 phone orders at 

fast-paced expandng material 

handing company Competttrve pay. 

~ and 401K program. Expen- 

ence preferred, but not required. 

Send resume to Clar* Uft d Detroit 

South. Attn Ron Rmk. 3S777 Genron 

Court. Romulus. Ml 48174 

313-941-5252 

PHARMACY CERTIFIED TECH • or 

dug clerk, part tone, mgr** week- 

end apply 31505 Joy Rd WesSarxt 

or cal 427-9100 - ask lor -Randy 

PHARMACY TECH 

Expenencad Tech to work m com- 

munity pharmacy Ful and pawl time 

AJ shifts Good pay & benefits 

tor advancement. Apply 

29434 Fort Rd. 

Garden City 

PHARMACY TECH 

Sundays 

Mon - Fri, 10am-flpm No nights, 

it Holidays Musi have 

Retail Pharmacy Tech 

expenence Northland Medcal Btdg. 

Pha/macy. 20905 Greenlald (M 8 

MMe) CaU Larry, (810) 569-0*5' 

PHOTOGRAPHY STUOO needs ful 

lima person to manage weddng 

sales, production 8 service Prater 

2-3 yrs axpenenca m weddng 1 

portrait studo (313) 261-4660 

PHOTOGRAPHY STUCHO seeking 

Photo Assistant lor weekend ass^rv 

10) 932-0203 

merits. Also tasking pert tone I 

a cat (81" 

PICTURE FRAMER 

Ful or part Nme 

Expenenca neceea ary W Btoom- 

Md area Call (810) 682-0962 

PLANT FLOWERS DURING MAY 

tor a landscaping company Ctoea 

served wd be. Farmington Hte. 

Troy. Southfield. Northvte. MC. Mud 

have own transportation to |Ot> Mat 

Leave your name and phone 

number. (810) 615-1636 

PLASTIC CARD 

SPECIALIST 

Full-time plastic card specialist 

back offica 

aspects d Vaa 8 ATM card program 

tor tod growing $120 mtejn C.U. 

Credl cart operations sxpenence 

preferrad Requves strong organlza- 

tionai 8 oommtmicallon ato*s. Salary 

nenca Send reeume to: Communay 

Federal union. Attn: Human 

Reeources. P.O Box 8060, Plymouth 

Mi 48170 

PLASTIC COMPANY 

needs (1) expenenced olf ah*t tod 

seMp and moid proceesmg Techni- 

cian tor 150-1400 tern 

(1) 

grmdsrs. etc FAX to. 313-*59-6325 

PLASTIC THERMOFORMER 

Seeking amUMoua, hardworking 8 

reliable Production Assistant 

required 

(810) 162-15 

Sis%%£ 

PLUMBING 

MuM totead up a pkmtomg ser- 

depertment Mua) hava good 

— t e t e . Me knowi- 

idptombmg. repte 

ba kceraen. Jour- 

iTOR 

SUPERSTAR 

WANTED 

Greenman's American Speedy 

PirMîyaryiratiateM opening tor 

2 or mon years sxpenence on Afl 

Olcfe Of fTEK preeses Fv* ime. ben- 

ts Fax raeume to: 810477-3383 

• ce* Bd to sM up an 

810-478-3060 

- PRINTING 

PRICE QUOTING 

expenence. Forms knoMedge 8 price 

quoting experience a plus. Good 

salary 8 benete package Send 

raaurra to HR Manager Cortmuous 

Forms. Inc. 12238 Woodbine. Detroit. 

Mi 48239 

PRINT SHOP 

W« tram moHvated person m bmdery 

operabons Some dnving. 

(810) 645-6055 

PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR 

Needed to conduct aurvetences tor 

W C cases Eitoertonos preferred 

Part-time to start Fu*-«ms posdbla. 

Ssnd reeume wdi salary 

requlremeite to: 39609 Dun Rovtn, 

Northvte, Ml 48167 

PRODUCE STOCK 

FuVpart-bma. Plymouth Ma/ketpMoe. 

(313) 453-2535 

PRODUCTION CONTROL 

Wel nxrnded person tor Farmmgton 

Hills machine shop, suanenced adh 

inventory management 8 AP.I.C.8 

Good computer background. Recant 

expenenoe m mandactunng leqmrad. 

salary nagotaba. bensMs. paid 

vacabon 8 hoKJays Sand reeume 8 

salary reqmramariM to: 

PsnormM Ospt 30067 W 6 Mile. 

Uvoraa. Ml 48152 

PRODUCTION Machine Operator 

For metal stamping plant. Mochom- 

ca*y mckned to tram tor operalng 

metal formmg machinery Once 

teaming tha phase. * can toed mto a 

setup framing propam Medcd ben- 

efits and pronl 

enwonment Appty S:30am-3: 

al Frankkn Faslenei 

Beech Daly. Redtael 

I shanng Non smokmg 

Apply 8:30on-3:30bm 

Co., 12701 

8 servtoe Mud 

Weet Oaka Or. *247. Nom. Ml 4»377 

POOL ATTENDANT needed tor 

Weetend condorMnkan develop 

ment. 25-30 hptfs per wfe *6 25 Mi 

hour Ca* Moai-Fit. Mk tor KoteMia. 

J (810) 878-9700 

POOL ATTENDANT 

M s kxM apartrnant 

Ml sntoy wortorg ouh 

i to pod araa and 

Soemc late H~- 

POOL LMOWm 

Pod pMskermg. Mi 8 OOMng 

• M i l hart W I M 

T TOP PAY a eioeaajbas 

* My deararifpMrt^Sl a part 8ae 

MM MteHa MMavwa. Mi btei Aa* 

Mi hl>f (31M 881-8880 

PWHTTIMO PRE88 ASSISTANT 

peraon FiA-Mne Rngraon Mr OmM 

(810) 227-281* 

Production 

NIGHT 

WORKERS 

Be a Valued , 

Member ol Our Team 

Oualex. s subsidiary d Kodak. Inc.. a 

looking tor rskabte'dependabte per- 

sons interested m steady employment 

lo work st our Now plant No expen- 

ence required, paid-on-lhe-job 

training a provided We oiler 

$6.75rt»r. starting pay 

$ 75/hr extra on Frtoays 

8 Saturdays 

Pay increases sfter 180 days 

Additional annual mad increase 

• Up lo 10 Paid Hokdays 

• MedtcakOentaiViaicm.' 

Ufe Insurance after 90 days 

As s part d Ihe largest Photo- 

Fimshng organization m the mono 

suocassf ul canAdates will be a part d 

state-of-the-art advance! m photog- 

raphy and photCMtovekopment 

Apply m Person 

Monday-Fnaay 

830am-5:00pm 

QUALEX, Inc. 

43045 W Nine Mto Rd 

Northvte. Ml 46167 

EOE MiF/DV 

500 Helpy Waited 

PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 

agement Mm 

• tor nk* alls 

B 

210. Brngham 

PROPERTY MANAGER 

Growing regional rad sates oomparv 

seeks a uunaiarUM property man- 

eger wah irartmum 3 years muM-sae 

expenenoe tor a dtoaraa pontolo 

sao—ences bonus and _benefit 

P. O Box''"?!?? 

PURCHASING AGENT 

waited tor a lul Me posmon M 

canto ahoiAd hava 5 yri expenenca 

tn pwihaaaiu eleotnea products. 

ekcMtonl compute akte. lamdartly 

wMi local siapkara 8 a oompMM 

knowledge or etodncd products 

CompatKe pay a benete. Sand 

raMte to 

Shaw Electric Compeny 

P O . Boa 2217 

Uvonia. Ml. 48151 

(EOE) 

Q/C INSPECTOR 

lor aerospace manufacturer. Min- 

imum t yr ojyortonoo pretorred. 

Famter wdi precision gages 8 mM- 

apec requaements rtesie apply 

Ventura IndueMa. 46301 Port St 

mtelzcnlmmtemn 

Anna: (313) 537-130^/ 

RETAIL SAUS. 

r Twp CNttati's ahoa a n 

~ " Ettarv 

l 810- 731-s34 

RETAIL SALES 

$7 AN HR 

JOOfU 

Via aeder m crura 8 gAwwe. 

a loomng tor exytnenced 

Livona Se*y 3i>WJ-l»o 

Dearborn. 8Mb 313-2744200 

Novi. Mrs Weber 

610*349-4090 

Oakland Mal. Anas 

610-580-1433 

W. Bioomheto. Susan 

810-737-8080 

PlymouPi 313-450-3800 

QUALITY ASSURANCE 

Experience necaeeery Metal worlung 

induelry manufadxmng facMy m Ma- 

tort Townahto- (810) 684-0556 

OUALITY CONTROL 

Dependable people needed tor boi- 

ling plant m Novi Fad paced envi- 

ronment requiring good attention to 

dels* and ra acuity to aland for 

artore 12 hoi* sMt Pay ataris d Sft 

hr wMi raaas Ca* 313-525-4908 

QUALITY CONTROL 

INSPECTOR 

Some expenende neceessry Manu- 

facturing faedty MHord Towrwfap 

(610)664-0555 

r QUALITY CONTROL 

INSPECTOR 

Trainee with some QC beck- 

ground needed tor tool 4 die 

shop Day shift. BCBS 401 (k). 

dental, part hokdays including 

birthday Novi. Call 

l (810) 347-1230 j 

RECEPTIONIST tul tlme wah salon 

spa expenence Ca* Chartene - 

3-790-3010 

810-7 

RECEPTIONIST/MANAGER 

NEEDED to expand our busy 

Btoomheld Hte aalon FuCpart-bme 

Excdtom pay Benelits kvaftabie 

Buemeee or retail experience helpful 

Fax reeume to: 810-6*2-766? or ca* 

810-642-2882 

RECEPTIONIST 

Permanent, part-time. Ddightful 

environment al Franklin Salon 

Monday. Wedieeday. 6 Fridays No 

810-626-2457 

RECREATION SERVICES 

SUMMER POSITIONS 

Canton Towrah* a accepting appli- 

cabons for Ihe f ollowing Sumrflar ac 

reabon poeMons > Park Leader - 

S5-S5.5


NEW HOMES • 

Large garage, windows highlight models 

Palmer Lake Estates, an S.R. 

Jacobson residential community 

in Wixom, entices buyers with a 

small-town atmosphere, easy 

freeway access to all compass 

points and boating privileges on 

a private lake nearby. 

Prices start at $208,000 for a 

two story of 2,045 square feet 

and rise to $234,000 for a two 

story of 2,778 square feet, each 

containing four bedrooms and 2 

1/2 baths. 

About a third of the 36 lots in 

the subdivision off Wixom Road 

north of Cherms, have" been 

sold. 

"We're aiming at people who 

want to live in an area of lakes 

at affordable prices and value," 

said Scott Jacobson, builder. 

"We're selling what we think is 

an exceptional value." 

' "One of the attractions is Loon 

Lake. 18 acres, an all-sports 

lake," said Colette Scholten, marketing 

director. "The three-car 

garage is another big draw in 

this price range." 

"We call it a two-car. one boat 

garage," Jacobson added. 

"We have great street appearance 

with side-entry garages and 

maintenance-free exteriors," 

Scholten said. 

"You have recreational facilities, 

campgrounds, lakes," Jacobson 

said. "If you study the area, 

there's so much to do. You don't 

have to travel far." 

Loon Lake is within walking 

distance. Proud Lake and Kensington 

Metropark are an ea$y 

drive. The I-96/Wixom interchange 

is four miles away. 

"We have people coming from 

Detroit, working in Flint and 

Ann Arbor," Jacobson said. "If 

you look at those three locations, 

you're right in the middle." 

He identified the typical buyer 

as a young professional person 

with one or two children. But 

that's not all. 

"I have empty-nesters who buy 

because they want the space and 

very young families because 

there's a lot of house for the 

money," said Ida Lucas, sales rep 

Estates 

n Wixoni 

\Jm 

at Palmer Lake Estates. 

"They like the big kitchens and 

family room," Lucas said. "They 

like the openness. Scott puts a 

lot of windows in his houses. 

Even on dull days it's bright." 

Five floor plans are available. 

Standard features in the base 

price of all include three-car 

garage, oven and dishwasher, 

fireplace, first floor laundry and 

basement. 

Two models have been constructed. 

Each features a twostory 

foyer and a large planter 

ledge over a closet at the front 

door. 

The Muirfield, the largest 

plan, showcases a formal dining^ 

room, living room, kitchen/nook 

and family room on the main 

floor. The kitchen sink on an 

island has been oriented with a 

view to the family room 

The upstairs master has a separate 

tub and shower, dual sink 

vanity and walk-in closet. 

Three other bedrooms and a 

second full bath also are 

upstairs. 

Base price is $234,000. 

The Canterbury has the same 

basic layout except the kitchen 

has a large island and the master 

has two walk-in closets. 

A bedroom upstairs has been 

designed with an open loft-like 

appearance to be used as an 

exercise room, office, entertainment 

center. The room could 

also be totally enclosed as a 

fourth bedroom at HO'extra 

REO opens service center 

Real Estate One, headquartered in Farmington 

Hills, has opened its first Real Estate 

One Service Center in Trenton. 

The service center provides customers with 

the added convenience of a real estate office 

as well as a mortgage company and title company 

administrator all under one roof. 

The new service center, at 3253 West Road 

between Allen and Fort, will make the buying 

and selling process 

and less expensive 

officials anticipate. 

79 Years ot TYadtUern^\m 

V. Qaallty ami 

1996 MODUS 

Muirfield plan: This model at Palmer Lake Estates features a dining room, living room and great room on the 

main floor, four bedrooms upstairs. 

charge. 

The Canterbury, about 500 

square feet smaller than the 

Muirfield, carries a price of 

$219,000. 

The Fairfax, a story-and-a-half 

of 2,130 square feet, places the 

master on the main floor, two 

bedrooms and a full bath 

upstairs. Cost is $217,000. 

Palmer Lake Estates is serviced 

by city sewers and a community 

water well. It's within 

the Walled Lake school boundaries. 

Sidewalks aren't planned. 

The property tax rate is about 

$30 per $1,000 of state equalized 

valuation, half of market value. 

That means the owners of a 

$219,000 house would pay 

apre convenient, faster 

>r customers, company 

"Our objective is to make the home buying 

transaction simpler than it has been in the 

past' - to make the process more comfortable, 

quicker and less expensive," said Richard S. 

Elsea, Real Estate One president. "The Real 

Estate One Service Center is a step in that 

direction." 

What Do So Nany Great 

Neighborhoods Have In Common? 

by c$vt5i 

BERWYCK OH THE PARK 

Sinale-famll* homes In MUfort 

Prom the tlftO's 

milord Rd. forth ot 1-96 

(BIO) 664-2600 

Homes available for quick occupancy 

I BERWYCK PLACE 

1 Sinqk family homes. 

if Large exclusive wooded sites, rrom the I 2 W i 

Ulllord Rd.. north of 1-96 

(810)664-2600 

Homes available tor quick occupancy 

I LAGOONS of West Bloomfield 

Luxury detached condominiums 

Mew Phase I Mew floor plana I Prom U»e 'lOOl 

Al Pontiac Trail ft lUsled 

(810) 661-9000 

An irvtrw/Jacotaon Community 

Homes aiaflaMr tor quick occupancy 

I POX CHASE 

• Snqie-family homes in WMe Lake 

3/4 acre lots | I W i to $ JOO« 

While Lake Rd Cast ot Ormond Rd 

133 

i avaftaMr for quick occupancy 

ICS' 

hwk3 « 

ROLLING OAKS 

Single-lamBy homes In Howell 

Award Wlnninfl floor ptansl »l*Oi la »200t 

At ft ayron Rd. 

(917) 949-3100 • (810) 661-0180 

$3*285 the first year. 

Jim and Juli Simpson, along 

wit}} children David, Carrie and 

Tim, have purchased a Canterbury. 

They were the first to buy 

in the sub. 

"We wanted the same size 

houee on smaller property in the 

Wixom area," Jim said. "We saw 

the sign, drove in, walked in the 

first model and it was the perfect 

floor plan. We did the numbers. 

Now, all we have to do is sell our 

house and move in. 

"There were a couple of things 

we wanted them to change. They 

were very accommodating," 

Simpson said. "It all flows 

together. We like that three-car 

garage, too. Now, we have some- 

MikfinElfmll 

5000 Town Center, the .standard of 

World Class living, is now available 

for condominium_ownership. With 

the finest amgiyties to captivate your 

imagination, 5000 Town Center 

Private Residences fulfills your 

every need and 

desire. 

Within 

Reach, 

Beyond 

Expectation. 

One bedrooms from $73,000 

Two Bedrooms from $103,000 

Three Bedrooms from $163,000 

laics Center b open daWy 10 Vm. - 7 p.m., 

Saturday 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. 

Sunday Noon - S p.m., and by appointment. 

•I the corner at i ntpra Road and Chrk Center 

Mr* at Prudential Town Center, ia Southfield. 

ia 

'We saw the sign, drove in, walked in the first 

model and It was the perfect floor plan. We did 

the numbers. Now, all we have to do is sell our 

house and move in.' 

Jim Simpson 

- new homeowner 

place to store our camper." 

Steve and Janis Winters, along 

with kids Steven, Ashley and 

Jordan, are moving two blocks 

away into a Muirfield. 

"The basic attraction is a larger 

home," Steve said. "We didn't 

want to lose our neighbors. We 

didn't want to lose lake access. 

It's a great location with freeway 

access, close to shopping centers. 

5QOO TOWN CENTER, 

Private Residences , 

5000 Town Center • Southfield, Michigan 48075 

• 

Visit ourelegant model home* tod nut 

810351.HOME(4663) 

r m 

Realtor participation imnted. Complimentary valet parking for model condominium 

fa> Prices aubpet to chaapr without notice. Exclusive marketing by Town Center Realtors Int 

i 

I'm only five minutes from work, 

my wife 15. 

"We like the larger bedrooms, 

especially the master suite," 

Winters said. "We also wanted a 

family room." 

Sales models at Palmer Lake 

Estates,

02' 

The Observer/Thursday, May 2,1996 

This house plan allows maximum bedroom privacy 

• If yoji are searching for a-floor 

plan that isolates the master 

fuite for maximum privacy, you 

might want to consider the 

" 2194-square-foot Swaps. The 

master suite and the secondary 

- bedrooms are on opposite sides 

-of the house. This arrangement 

also provides privacy for any 

overnight guests and tones down 

the sound of teenagers playing 

their music a bit louder than you 

appreciate. 

The eye-pleasing exterior, 

trimmed in, brick and fronted by 

a railed porch, will be a welcome 

sight to visitors. 

Immediately to the left of the 

Two New Ranches! From t - 

%'f\ CfBB'i 

' CONDOMINIUMS 

where Luxury b Standard 4^ Affordable 

Choose from: 

4 Creative Floor Plans 

2 fr 3 Bedrooms (1st Floor Mstr. ste > 

Ranches 8- l'/i Stories leading 

Cathedral, Vaulted fr 2 Story Ceilings J 

• • MODEL/Sales Office 

770 Ravencrest Off N'ewburgh _ 

Open 1 -6 K-Yktpi^'iurvJdv i l\ |\ 

(3in 722-8769 

t 

SI 12,900 

Car Att. Garage 

• Full Basement 

-•-Beck 

• 1st Floor Laundry 

Compare m*ay 

detune 'extras" 

included a* UancUrd 

A t 

JL 1 

Chcrr> Hill 

RA NEK^P ENING 

WITH STYLE 

Experience the condominium lifestyle 

where memories begin and live on .it Woodliclil Squ.irc. Acfcss to 

both US-23 .in«l 1% is jusl one mile away. Tins wornIcrlul community 

oilers so many features including «ini 

l MAS'EB 1 

1 ' sun 

wax i?c 

OVERALL DIMENSIONS; 70'-0' X62" 0' 

t m . 

Celebrating 50 years of Craftsmanship & Value. 

OPEfHlOUsirSAxTsUN^^r 

Builder's Closeout Designer-Decorated Model Home 

immediate 

0ccupancy1 

Furnished modtb of these elegant besutHuRy conrtrurted 

homes, set amid rolling hills and suburban tranquility are 

now open fw viewing 

Micrest Moon offen 95 exquisite homeiites with ranch, 

Vh and 2-story modeh ranging from 1440-2400 sq. ft 

Spacious floorplans, '/$ acre kits, energy 

effldent Utevtew windows. 

Hndtney schools and just a 

short commute to Ann Arbor 

and the Detroit metro area. 

Directions: US 23 to M-» west 7.7 miles to f ettysviRe Rd; 

north 1J mOes to Mikmt Open daily 1-«, weekends 12-5. 

dosed Thursdays. Marketed by Ovaries Mnhart Co. 

For information call Cindy at (313) 878-4W3. 

ggenther ^ 

BUILDING CO. IS) 

Dramatic opea ranch, great room with cathedral celling aad 

fireplace, formal dining room, gourmet Wand kitchen with white 

cabinetry, oak floor, doorwall to deck, library, master sBlte with 

huge waft-Is closet, whirlpool tab. 

CLOSEOUT!!! $230,900 

Directions Follow US-23 north lo BnfhKM E*< a Lee Road (Brighton) Go 

west lo Old US-2VWhioaoit Lk Rd Go north io Spencer Road. Tm right 

then right oa Keaicott TrffT-Wdwiirk oafc right oTEi^TUvme Dnvt 

Call (810) 227-9800 tof mort infonnttion 

The Oboerver/TtwxsDAY, May 2,1996 

Removing oil from well is not an 

(AP) - Q: About two yeara 

ago, the submersible pump 

broke in our. 185-foot deep 

well. We had the pump 

rebuilt, but our well water 

took on an oily smell and 

began leaving a film in the 

toilet. 

We thought the condition 

would eventually clear up 

but it haan't. The pump 

rebuilder claims that oil from 

the broken pump contaminated 

our water, and can 

offer no solutions to the 

problem. 

Ia there anything we can 

do short of drilling a new 

well to get clean water? 

A: It sounds as if you have a 

"weak well" rather than a 

"strong well." In the latter case, 

the water level doesn't rise and 

fall and, consequently, if oil does 

In the Carroll Farms profile of April 18, we 

rnistakingly published the fax number of the 

sales office. The regular phone number is 

(810) 473-1919. 

The single family site condominium com- 

£vcn before you 

get out of the car it 

speaks to you 

Inside, an inviting 

warmth draws you 

from room to room 

You can picture 

your family here 

Homewprk spread 

out,.«fft the kitchen 

table The soft 

flicker of light, 

from the hearth 

Laughter drifts 

down the stairs, 

a mixture of d6)4 vu 

and intuitiofi Then 

you just know, 

it's the home you've 

been waiting for. 

Or has it been 

waiting for you? 

ii mile 

* 

i i«m!lf s 

w* 

* miu 

J - 

PARK RI BSE 

JSSL. 

Kbotlt 

get into the well, it floats on top 

of tha water and doesn't get 

down to the pump. In a weak 

well, the water level rises and 

falls frequently and so the well 

components become coated with 

oil. 

The oil condition has lasted 

for two years (an excessively 

long time, when you consider 

' that there is only about a halfcup 

of oil in the pump) and, 

under normal use, it should take 

only a few weeks to flush out the 

oil. 

. It's possible that the oil is from 

a leak in a buried fuel oil tank. I 

suggest you have a water sample 

tested to determine if the contamination 

is fuel oil or lubricating 

oil. If it's fuel oil, you'll have 

to find and repair the leaking 

tank. 

If it's pump oil, you should 

check further to see if the water, 

CLARIFICATION 

is contaminated with PCBs, a 

known carcinogen. Apparently, 

some well pump motors made 

prior to the mid-1970s had starting 

capacitors, that were 

immersed in an oil that contained 

PCBs. Possibly your old 

pump was one of these. 

Removing oil from the well is 

difficult and not a do-it-yourself 

job. It should be handled by a 

professional pump installer or 

well driller. 

Q: My fiberglass 

shower 

enclosure haa 

become dull and 

film-coated. I've 

been told not to 

use an abrasive 

cleaner. What do 

you suggest? 

A: - Abrasive 1 v 

munity, which features 22 building sites, is 

on Nine Mile between Halstead and Drake in 

Farmington Hills. 

Prices start at $279,900. L 

^ m e t i m e s 

A village atmosphere, winding " 

sidewalks and a great location with 

exemplary Novi schools Beautifully 

decorated models now open Several 

homes currently under construction 

for quick occupancy. 

From rffc $270.000's 

810-J47-7855 

Butli in cofimKtum wtth: 

Crescendo Builders 

Pre-construction savings and 

Nonhville's acclaimed schools 

Minutes from Laurel Park Place 

MiJ&els under construction. 

Hurry for the best homesites 1 

From ihe S280.000Y 

313-420-1145 

Luxunous family homes, heavily 

wooded homesites. protected nature 

areas, and rolling terrain for 

walkouts Spec homes available 

From the S270.000's 

810-669-1070 

Bwl< m confantuom with 

The Selective Group 

i |I\|\|| III I \\ I \ O \l 

A picturesque wooded 

neighborhood wuh all-sports 

lake pnvileges New model plans 

now available 

Frpm rhe OOP's 

810-960-0770 

y o u j u s t k n o w . 

\l Mi l!l I W I \ O M 

-HmTyl Only a lew hnmratrt nrman 

m the final phase of this hoe selling 

community Quick occupancy rn a 

tranquil country setting 

from tht $ 190.000 s 

8!0-%

1 •" —•—— 

4 G ( « ) CLASSIFICATIONS 500 to 502 O&E Thursday, M a y 2, 1996 

T H U R S D A Y , M A Y 2. 1996 

This Classification 

Continued from 

Psg® 8F. 

5 0 0 

Hejp 

G«eral 

Wanted 

5 0 0 

Help 

Gewra) 

t i n t e d 

SHERATON OAKS 

HOTEL 

1-96 A NOVI HO 

Now Hiring 

OPERATOR |part-tm 

JERVATION AGENT 

> PHONE 

» RESERVATION 

(part-time) 

27000 SHeXAIcSToAKS OR 

i SHIPPING CLERKS 

Bwc job duties memo* loading A 

untoaftng ot trucks. entering «n*Tle tut of 

everything! Clean Ltvonia shop 

Days over time Benefits la/hour 

Cal - - (3131 464-7788 

SIDING^WINDOWS 

Hourly help needed Eipenence pre- 

ferred Call (313) 295-9329 

SIGN COMPANY (Dearborn! has 

operangs m all departments inducing 

vmyt applicators shop help A saws 

Ful or pan-time Benefits mdudmg 

health insurance 40 IK. etc Cal Jan 

313-562-4000 

SIGN GRAPHICS 

ncarion and 

Entry level Fab- 

vmyl 

SUMMER JOSS 

need cash'' Be your own boss" Drive 

ice-cream truck m Macomb A Oak- 

land Counties Earn over S7/hour 

Ful and pan Bme posrtiorw Cal 

10-2pm . (810) 755-1868 

SUMMER JOBS - perfect lor college 

students! Clerical and kght industrial 

assignments Cal 313-464-7078 

ETD Temporary Service 

An Equal Opportunay Employer 

for custom sign company 

of sign software a plus < 

3506 

SIGN" SHOP HELP 

Wanted Experience hetofui But not 

(313) 534-3236 

S U M M E R J O B S 

The Charter Township of Redlord is 

acceptirvg applications lor temporary 

help in the Recreation Department 

The assignments mil begin m Mid 

June and may last through Mid 

August 

SALARY $5 HOUR to 18 HOUR 

QUALIFICATIONS College students 

or graduates preferred with educa- 

tional Backgrounds and/or work 

experience «n either Parks A Recre- 

ation. physcal education, teaching 

sports, and ans and crafts 

APPLY IN PERSON AT THE 

Charter Townsh* ol Redford 

Personnel Department 

15.145 Beach Daly Rd 

Redtord MicNgan, 48239 

313-538-9224 

Ounng Ihe hours ol 9 AM lo 4 

PM Morvday through Fnday 

Closing dale tor accepting applica- 

tions is Fnday May 31 '996 

Tha Charter Township of Redford 

is an equal employment opportu- 

nityemploye- necessary Call 

SITE SECURITY m Howell Ful and 

pan tme openings Musi be 21 or 

older Previous security expenence 

wit train Military expen- 

prefarred or 

ence desired Please call 

(517)783-2225 

SMALL PA«TS HANOLER 

Order pi*ng, receiving, inventflry 

conuol computer skills AI least 2 

years expenence Salary nego- 

saoie Apply -m person 

US industrial Tool 

15101 Cleat. Plymouth 

SOCIAL WORKEFVYOUTH 

CONFLICT RESOLUTION 

PROGRAM • S13 73/HR 

BSW reqiared Send reaume to T 

Cervanak. Peoples Community Ser- 

vices. 412 W Grand Boulevard 

Detroit. Ml 48216 

SOFTWARE SUPPORT 

TECHNICIAN 

Support tor retail pro mvemor-y con- 

T raining win Be provided 

PAINTERS NEEDED 

For alienor woA m a large 

apt commi*wty m South- 

field Musi have own 

parftng equomem Apply af Suflon 

Pleoe Apts. 23275 Riverside Drve. on 

9 Mile Rd Between Lahser A 

Telegraph (610) 356-4954 

GROUNDS PERSON 

> For large apt oonvnumiy ri 

Somhlielo Must have vakd 

dnvers license Apply al 

SuHon Place Apts. 23275 Rivers«Je 

Drive on 9 Mile Between Lahaer A 

Telegraph (810) 356-4954 

SOUTH LYON, 11 Mtt*Ponnac 

Tran. large. 1 Badroom private 

entrance 4shwasher, an laundry 

laaMy S525'mo includes haef 

walar No pats (313) 455-1040 

STATIONARY ENGINEER 

Class 3 to S36K Fee Paid Plant. 

Oaya No Weekends Benefits 

SuftOYMENT CENTER AGENCY 

18101 569-1636 

STEEL SERVICE CENTER 

Requires. qualified warehouse 

worHars, previous expenenca required 

-«the operation «* Band Sews A S«Je 

9 ^ 

SUMMED YARD HELP 

• for two Farmington apart- 

ment complexes Can Jit* 

al 810-477-3636 

SWIMMING POOL attendants Now 

A W BtoomMd area Must Be avail- 

able Irom May 16 thru Labor Day 

Prefer 18 or older Can Mor. -Fn tor 

appointment (810) 349-9077 

TA* PREPARER - NodhvUle Also 

kght acc*x*inng Part-time al year 

Full oma in tax season Tmt» Tax 

RICHTER A ASSOC 

610-346-5100 

PRESCHOOL TEACHER 

For Canton area daycare 

center MuH have ai «asi 

Associates Degree in 

CfWdcare Also need Caregivers F nil 

or part-time (313) 455-2525 

TOOL A DIE RETBOFITTER 

AmMious aal-motivMad «drmduai 

needed for mplefflfitaBon of sensor' 

automation program 2 yrs mranum 

expenenca General machine shop 

skills Mias. dm press, labncation, A 

welding Able 10 work trom prints or 

verbal instructions 

Design AutoCad A electrical wonting 

«nowiedge ct systems a plus But nol 

reqwred Excallanl opportunay tor 

advancement Good pay A benelits 

Apply n person E A 6 Manutactunr«. 

300 industrial Dr,, Plymouth Ml 

48170 (Across from Unisys) 

TOP PAY FOR 

TOP PEOPLE 

State ol Ihe An Lincoln-Mercury d 

a-ship looking lor an axpenancad 

Ford or Lincoln-Mercury service 

adviser Excellent pay A bene!* 

package Contact Lone Wood at 

(810) 305-5300. e*t 251 

TOW TRUCK Operators Fu* and 

part-time Medical insurance A com- 

mission Apply at Norm's Total 

Automotive. 115 W Laka, S Lyon 

(810) 437-2086 

5 0 0 

Help 

General 

Wan 

UNIX SYSTEM 

ADMINISTRATOR 

Requires mnanum 2 yeara expen- 

enca m HP-UX 06 Background m 

ROOMS TCP1P snd LAN oonnec 

Cscia—nt salary and BeneNs 

Wim send rasume and 

salary'raquramama «i confidence le: 

Box 43832 Detroit, Ml 48226 

ttvay Ext 

P«*ags 

VALET ATTENDANTS 

. Must look prolessionel 

. Top pay'good tips 

Ca* Soott 810-626-1060 

or Jim B 313-745-8044 

VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION 

ASSISTANT/JOB COACH 

tor supported employment program 

worn wlti cloeed head «*ry Psydv 

sOucaaon Background A 2 years cot- 

leg* expenenca Send reeidia to 

PO Box 530306 Livoma Mi 46153 

An Equal OpportKWy Emptoyer 

ACO HARDWARE WAREHOUSE 

2ND SHIFT 

SHIPPING DEPARTMENT 

Uft ai least 50 be. wort: m variable 

lemparaturas (dapandng on season, 

good math and reading skills 

raqwrad Skarting tme 4 PM Starting 

pay te 15 hour. 90 days M 00. pre- 

employment drug lest Sand lener oI 

interest to. Alt Human Rasourcas. 

23333 Commerce Dr Farmington 

HAS. Ml 48335-2764. 

" WAREHOUSE ASSISTANT 

Prepare A package orders 

Clean Non-amoklng environment 

Full-time days. 6 30am-5 00pm 

$7 00ftour wtth baneDta 

Send rasune Bax incorporated 

37706 Schoolcraft. Uvonia 48150 

WAREHOUSE/DRIVE R 

RapKfy expanding company w 

search ot aa*-mo«vsled people 

Chaufleura license A good dmnng 

record raqtsrad Muat be depencf 

sue Apdy in person 5171 M*er Rd. 

in DearDom 313-945-0070 

WAREHOUSE HELP 

Fu* time Benefits $7-Air 

Was Sand araa 

Cal (313) 722-8995 

5 0 2 

Help Wanted- 

Office Clerical 

ACCOUNTANT 

WwnadMM opening tot stall accoun- 

tant Requires laioelH Degree «i 

Accounting 1 Yf accounang expen- 

enca and knowiedga ol computers 

Salary r«igs $19 000 lo 122.000 

plus beneMs Send raeuna to 

BIASEM Attn OJM-CPA 

30375 Nun 11 as lam Hw^ SM 100. 

Farwanglon H*N 48334 

ACCOUNT ANT/OFFICE MANAGER 

needed tor Faimnaon HM CPA 

Arm Mnmum 5 yrs CPA Arm expen- 

enca working knowtedga ol Pro 

3»ilam FX. Oiecfcbooks. WortPar- 

tod. Tme Saps. Excel/Lome la 

required Se* starter • ice lent com- 

rnunlcaaon skl*s tax preparaBon 

•una s mual Exceaem satory A 

Innge beneWa avaiable Plaaaa sand 

raauma lo AocountanlOltica Man 

P O Box 0582. Uraon Laka Ml 

7-0662 Aim Suaan 

ACCOUNTING 

ASSISTANT 

Accounting dunes Computer experi- 

ence raquaad Pleasant worlang 

atmosphere Benefits available Sand 

raeume A salary laguuamants 

* Drugs 

Indge St 

21120 Bndge 

SomhUaKL MT48034 

TRAFFIC-SERVICE 

COORDINATOR 

Company lemporanly based n Nortfi- 

nSe home requaaa a trsAoletvtca 

coordnator Knowledge ol Southeast 

Michigan roads and geographical 

area nacassary. as wel as a person 

ab« telephone manner Respond to 

Traffic/Service CoorOnator P O Box 

344 Northville, Ml 48167 

TRAVEL 

ADMINISTRATOR 

At CSC s Farmmglon Hies facility, 

we offer you a range ot chal- 

lenges that can Bu*d on your 

experience and add lo your 

credentials 

We II reiy on you to update and 

maintain CSC s travel policy; train 

travel coordinators; perform cost 

analyses, and develop, mplement 

and monfloi trave" eosi reduction 

alternatives You also will develop 

travel newsletters and coordinate 

group Bookmgs 

To succeed in this position, you 

will need a BS/BA m Business 

Administration along wtth a back- 

ground » progressively respon- 

sible experience witJ*n tha travel 

industry -ncludkig the develop- 

ment oI travel programs poloes 

and trarning Proven analytical 

sk us are essential, as are dem- 

onstrated mierpersonal and com- 

munication skills Occasional 

uavei and overtime will Be 

necessary 

CSC oilers a competJtrve com- 

pensation package and compra- 

hensrve Benefits Please lorward 

your resume mcludng salary his- 

tory io 

CSC HEALTHCARE 

SYSTEMS-HR 

34505 W Twelve Mae-Sle 300 

Farmington Hilts. Ml 48331 

Fa* (8101 486-1344 

E-MAil tm+»caanttoccom 

An Equal Opportunity Emptoyer 

mm 

TEACHER • ASSISTANT, part time, 

naadad lor inlarHTTocWer program 

Wast Btoomfietd. aflemoon shrft 

available Oak Park, morning 

1810) 661-1 

available 

-7605 

TEACHER 

Come Visit our privately owned quality 

joram in Farmer 

Competitive wages Den 

and a great place to care for kids 

1810) 471-1022 

TEACHER-OI RECTOR 

tor learning canter m W Bloomtieid 

Reading A math Busness M A 

teaching carBAcale required 3610 

Manchester. Btoomlleld Mi 48302 

TEACHER - Preschool Tues A 

Thurs afternoons Sept thru May 

Farmington Hi Urn Developmental 

810-661-2128 

TRAVEL AGENT 

2 years expenence 

Southfield agency sabre 

(810) 282-1560 

TEACHER - OulSecDof Wayna! 

WesOand preschool Please send 

resume to % Kate Wa*ace. 36660 

Cherry H* Westland, Ml 48185 

TEACHERS - French, Art. Elemen- 

tary independent elementary school 

•i pleas ant suburb 3 yrs expenence 

preferred Send resumes to 

Box »2599 

Observer A Eccentnc Newspapers 


Livonia. Ml 48150 

TRAVELOOGE 

Tha Northville Traveiodge is seating 

qualified individuals io 10m our team 

We are a MoMIs of America property. 

Motels of America a a rapkay 

growing leader m economy Wdgrig 

are vnmeOalaly available 

• Front Desk Guest Service 

Representatives - Must De 

able to work various shifts 

t Auditor - II you are a 

t owl and enjoy working 

i figures this position a 

lor you 

We otter 

• Competitive Wages 

• Vacation 

• Flexible Work Schedules 

• A pleasant wort 

environment 

• Career Advancement and 

a Enhancement Programs 

Apply in peracn 

Travetodge 

21100 Hagoarty Rd 

North vise Michigan 48167 

WAREHOUSE HELP 

$7 per hour 

•a-low experience helpful 

(313) 538 9300 

W A R E H O U S E 

Livonia retailer seeks 2 persons lo fit 

material handing positions m Uvonia 

Great work environment Some tttmg 

involved Please call Sean. Mon-Fn. 

9am-4pm (313) S91-1717 

WAREHOUSE ORDER FILLERS 

Fu* Bme Day Shift SouHAeld loca- 

tion Mual have previous hi-to driving 

experience Union shop Sand 

raauma Ann Warehouse P.O Box 

5091 Southfield Ml 46066 

WAREHOUSE PERSON 

lor HVAC Dtatnbulor 32-10 hours 

week Some experience helpful, wil 

tram Apply r parson Poller Ostnb- 

uting, 24380 Indoplex Circle Dr. 

Farmmglon HMs, Aak tor John, 

Warehouse Manager 


A rap«fy growing Now COrrvnum- 

calnns firm a looking lor a person 

w«h inventory experience HhLo 

kcance preferred Muss be com- 

pute' Irterate Dulas include 

receiving material, unloading 

trucks. ^Smtory mamtenance 

and Mng onM* tor field opera- 

tions Pleaae tend lasume and 

salary history to; 

| > C l o v e r . 

PO Box 40 

Nov, Ml 48376 

ATTENTION Warehouse 

EEO 

ACCOUNTING 

ASSOCIATE 

Excellent opportunfty tor parson 

with strong Veronal computer 

skas m compuianzad accounfirg. 

data ant-y and spraadehaal prep- 

aration. Will prepare client 

invoices, Ne and patlorm offiec 

duties in support of busy 

accounting group Some overtime 

required 1-2 yaars accounts 

receivable expenenca preferred 

For immediate consideration, 

sand resume and salary raquiie- 

ments to Mgr Human 

Resources. SME. 439B0 Ply- 

mouth Oaks Blvd.. Plymouth. Ml 

^pi7o : Eoy 

ACCOUNTING CLERK 

Southfield company needs malwe 

dependeble parscn w«th experience «i 

general eccounlmgaccounts receiv- 

able Word processing and computer 

friendly insurance or pharmacy 

Background halptiJ But not nacaasary 

Fu*-ftme with Benefts Sand reeume 

5 0 2 

Wanted- 

Clerical 

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERK 

Ful Ims tor G outlaid property 

managamanl company Compulaf 

expenenca daaaad BeneMs Cal 

Mon -fn 9-5 810-362-2015 

An Equal Opportunay Empwyei 

5 0 2 

Wntod- 

Clerical 

• ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 

For 1 person oAoe In Redtord Muat 

ba mature A able 10 work indepen- 

dently Computer knowledge a muat 

Fu* tune Ca* 313-536-1956 

ADMINISTRATIVE 

ASSISTANT 

Southfield company seeking 

Mortal wf2 yrs sxpenence using Lotus 

A graphic* package Muat ba mi*K 

task onamed Wexce**m communi- 

cation HUMS Salary S2S-«27K Cal 

Amy (810) 643-8690 tof rtennew ot 

Fax resume to: [810) 643-4362 

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 

Temporary lo haa position n South 

field Please ca* tor interview if you 

hava MKroaofl Ofice expenence 

Derate (810) 350-9777 


TO I24K 

Excel or Lotus and WordPerfect 

Legal expenence helpM buf wi* tram 

lor right parson 

Personnel Sysiams 459-.1186 

— ADMINISTRATIVE 

ASSISTANT 

Computer expenenca * 

must! Accounting and 

payro* necessary Ncn-smokar 40 

hrs per ««ek lino«d Township 

(610) 684-0555 

with salary dasaad (a must) to 

Accounting Clam. PO Box 

Southfield Ml 48075 

Attn 

577 

ACCOUNTING CLERK 

Manufacturing lacttty located m Ply- 

mouth is looting tor a person with 

accounting skUls to help wflh Wllng, 

accoimts recelvatM. accounts pay- 

able A payro* TNs parson needs to 

be a team works' A be able to M m 

where needed This is a ful time 

poeiBon wtth benefits wfach mdude 

a 401k plan Pleaoa ssnd rasimie to 

Box #2602 

Obsarver A Eccarrtnc Newspapers 




ASSISTANT 

New opportunity' immediate openings 

«i the executive offees of interna- 

tonal aulo tuppker dmson with 

Auburn Hlls. Farmmgton and Detroit 

locatmris. your choice We tram 

Power Point Temp lo perm Salary 

S9 00 - $14 00/br Cam Sara 

Birmmgnam Livoma^FarrmngKxi 

646-7661 , 473-2931 

Advantage Staffing 

' ADMINISTRATIVE 

ASSISTANT 

Busy manufacturing company 

looking tor nght hand parson 

to assist Office Manager! 

Executive Secretary with 

typing, phone coverage. c*e- 

trlbulion ale lor group d 7 

exacuwea Canckdal* muat 

be able to work we* with 

others, hande multiple tasks 

wflh minimal diction, hava 

word procassmg and spread- 

sheet expenence. snd pre- 

vious experience working with 

executives Send resume with 

salary requirements to 

Box »2615 

Obsarver A Eccentnc 

— Newspapers 



ACCOLWTING CLERK 

AiR. KV One year expen- 

enca Lotus 1-2-3. Word 

Parted Immediate 

opening Fax resume 

810-559-8070 Cal 810-559-7430 

ACCOUNTING CLERKS 

$7.50 hr . Benefits 8em-4 30pm 

5 days Accounting m school ot 

Data Entry experience 

EMPLOYMENT CENTER AGENCY 

(810) 588-1636 

^ ACCOUNTING 

ENTRY-LEVEL 

Jom major company that offers 

advancement opportunities 

VaneO duties nckx* entsnng invocas 

into computer and caah posting 

Diversified Recnjiters 

810-344-6700 FAX 810-3*4-6704 


needed tor daytime ifuft of HVAC 

company Good organizational staas 

needed A expenenca a plus Please 

sand raauma lo Came' Great Lakes. 

Attn B Smith. 33601 Schoolcraft. 

Uvonia. M. 48V51 


^ ACCOUNTING 

Pan time Computer experience 

helpM Send or tax resume wflh 

~ salary requirements to: 

903 S Woodward. Royal Oak 48067 

Fax (810) 6*2-7375 

WAREHOUSE 

STOCKPERSON 

PART TIME 

Apply 

ORCHARD MALL 

LMapM A Orchard Laka RoadsV 

• Night' 

nitiit o 

w«i he 

TEACHERS 

FULL Bme and part wa poaawna 

avsaable m Math Ptiys**/Saance M 

8th-t2th grade levals m a private 

school tor OHled Students Send 

resume to J Marin. PO Box 329. 

BtoomMd H*s, Ml, 48303 

in person Fn May 3rd, Betw Sam. 

3bmat Aire Steal Corp 18605 Sher 

•ood Ave Detro*. Ml 48234 

An Equal Opportimly Emptoyer 

STOCK/BONO BROKERS 

KutKjnal Mn hmno people who 

ape or wt* tram Ca* SWarve (810) 

^1-5«00 or FA* (810) 3^1-5616 

STOCK A CLEANUP 

•et SouMeld Da* Good pay Com- 

•any BeneMs Ca* (810) 362-7377. 

wli tor 8kl oi Hairy 

'TECHNICAL SUPPORT^, 

I REPRESENTATIVES I 

| Growing, fast-paced support | 

department seakmg a Tacmcal I 

Support napiaaantaiiva Muat ba I 

farmkar wflh Unot/Xanix. printers. • 

lerrmnais A modem comnuaca- • 

bona Alao. nut ba able to oorrv | 

STOCK & DISPLAY 

' WANTED - M Una produce 

Closed 

rriMor hokdays. banaNs mduda med- 

>4 

par day Duties Includs; 

answering telephone Wold Pro- 

cesemg and Mng Sendlax resume 

Etftsmd London and AusuciMsi. ftc 

25505 W 12 MM, SM 1500 Soulv 

Md Ml 48034 Fax 610^53-2920 

BdOKKEEPER'ACCOUNTS 

RECEIVABLE 15-25 job share 

hours Plsasa sand replies lo 

Boa 15378 cro The NonftiMe Record. 

104 W Mam. NortnvMs. Ml 48167 

B O O K K E E P E R 

Accounting Arm ft Farmington Hills 

looking tor Bookkeeper with expen- 

ence through trial balance Benefits 

Ssnd resume to BWPJhtp 

PO Box 2719 Farmmgton Hlls, 

Ml 46333-2719 . 

BOOKK E E PE HI ADMINISTRATIVE 

ASSISTANT lor international con- 

sulting firm m Troy Rsqiarements 

basic bookkeapmg good oommuni- 

canon skills energetic A people 

compatible l< interested please 

contact 610-641-3200 

BOOKKEEPER. FULL-CHARGE 

Temporary tu*-Bme. May A June. 

1986 Sand resume to CRS Service. 

Inc . Al»n Louse Pauck. 1966 Roch- 

ester indusiriai Drrve Roctiefter 

HMs Ml 48309 

BOOKKEEPER FULL CHARGE, 

able lo lake books lo final lnM Bal- 

ance A knowledge ol a* aspects df 

-QuakAed • 

pa-, 

reply E F 32255 

Highway. Suite 296. 

Hits. Ml 48334 

Fsnrangion 

BOOKKEEPER - Fu* Charge for 

property management company 

Must have strong hands-on Accounts 

Payable A proven abMy wflh payro*. 

tsxaa. multiple enltoes Bo»i manual A 

computer Omcfc&oolcl Excel A Sky - 

kne helpful 

salary history to 

Part, Su 380 

48009 

SendfFAX resune 

Bookkeeper 300 

CLERICAL 

CONSTRUCTION SECRETARY 

lull-time wort for residential bu-idei in 

Canton We are looking lor an orga- 

nized. d*tai> onented fenon with 

good phone sMs Lotus 1-2-3 expe- 

rience required. Mail or fax resumes 

31665 W 14 MM Road. Suite 101 

Farmmgton Hills Ml 48334 

Fax (810) 626-4571 

CLERICAL 

CONTINGENCY POOL - 

TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT 

NEED EXTRA INCOME' 

The roed commission for Oakland 

Coimty is seeking qualified candi- 

dates tor temporary office assistants 

on a contingency oasis Preferred 

individual must perform vanous CMI- 

•cal duties such as answering 

phones, typirw. data entry and 

opening «no distributing mail 

Computer/word procasaingitypmg and 

excellent phone skills are required 

The preferred candidate must be 

dependable organized proficient at 

tvandfcng multiple tasks, wlkng to work 

hird, and available on short 

nonce 

To be consklered candidates musl 

pass our typing test with at least 50 

words mmute 

Positions are at vanous locations 

throughout Oakland County between 

ol 7 30 AM. 10 * 45 PM 

CLERICAL SUPPORT 

Detroit Imancial cotporation seeks 

elfcien dental support individuals tor 

last paced wortmg environment 

Candidates must be able lo wort 

accurately under pressure, type 40 

W.P.M.. wort wflh Hps supervision 

and have hands-on word procassmg 

experience Position provides tor a 

complete salary and Benefits 

package. Qualified canOdales for- 

we'd resume lo 

Okie Diecount Corp 

Attn Hixnar Resources 

751 Gnswold Si 

Dew*. Ml 48226 

EOE 

MEMBER NYSE-SIPC 

REPRESENTATIVE 

KELLY SERVICES 9K haa 

jie long-Mê Customer Ser- 

vice RipraiaMMhie poaittona 

svMMbM w*h a M*(DTautomcMva 

manufacturer Qua Mil cam* 

dales muet 

skei. fte attWy lo type 30 i 

and profoency w*h Wm 

Software Bachelors degrs 

Comps 

fSSicM 

Dental reuranoe 

Wort hours are baeed on morflhfy 

rotating shift* (0:00-4 30. 

9 00-5 30 .11 30-6 00) OuaMhad 

applicants ptoaae land reauna 

K E L J Y 

SSRVICE8 

INC 

ATTENTION BOON 4 I 28 

P O BOX 607 

DEARBORN. Ml 48121-0067 

FAX (313) 271-7822 



Mnor supplier lo automotive OEM 

* seeking s h*-ams Customer 

Service Representative lo Be 

esponstoM for entenng daM 

gathered through teleconfer- 

ences This • not a sales poei- 

tcm. A quaMiad canctdaM should 

haw * Background ft customer 

»rvce. Basic computer SUM. the 

abiMy lo pertorm detailed wort 

with aocuracy. above svera0B 

wnoan and verbal skills and the 

ability lo manage multiple 

tasks 

requirements to 

S McCertey' Pereormal 

PO Box 2063 

Southfield. Ml 48037-2063 

An EquM Opportm*y Emptoyer 

managM of •partner* n tie 

leainiM. I* saekmg a maun 

cutkrs 

EXECUTIVE 

ASSISTANT 

Processing 

Companies, ft* 

Mr buMMr and 

313-THE-TEMP 

B10-36S^060 

3000 Town Career »2030 


i a NgWy vtabto poemm 

requires an mdrvidu* to 

t wMi owners OenM and 

'tsla'nd'ng 

LEGAL SECRETARY 

Troy Mw Vm seeks Mi Mne extier^ 

enoed Legal Secretary wah Wonêr- 

L*e a DMMMMy Inauranoa 

F^c^VacaBon a Personal Days 

•sums war salary hfttory to 

LJlxri—MQI. PO. Box 1074 

Tioy. Ml 40000 

Equal Opportune Emptoyer 

SALES SECRETARY 

< * ) 6 Q 

5 0 2 

OFFICE POSITION 

FuMffia 

IskNs and strong computer 

sue*, moudftg Mcro^HWofd 

and Excel Shorthand a plus 

MuM be extremely organized 

and handft muft-taak protaeM ft 

H last-paced environment 

raM astato davMopmant a ptoa. 

We oftai lap compeneeBon. 

Benetfls, 401 (k) program and 

pad vacations 

oonekleraacn. 

reeume to; 

For 

-- - 

irnm#a«uo 

a sand ret 

CLERICAL SUPPORT PERSON 

wflh sxpenence usmg spreadsheets 

WordPerfect A Forms Program Fi# 

time Westland area ContacJ Rk* 

Savags M. (313) 467-9691 

CLERK'BOOKKEEPER 

E /penanced with computers, calcula- 

tors ^ Bookkaepeing lor Southfield 

CPA Jffca (810) 350-2600 


ORDER ENTRY 

ABToo. Incorporated, a high-growth 

n-anulacluiar ol specially BuWng 

productt. has an ftvnsdiaM oparang 

n our Customer Service Department 

at the Division office n Troy OuaMi- 

canons experience with PC and dais 

entry, famihar with on-line order entry 

system snd EDI processes, pertorm 

effectively in high volume environ- 

ment. above average problem sotvng 

A intsrpereonal communlcMion skits 

"ssponsnbiMies accountable lor 

accurMe and timely translation c* daM 

nto J O Edwards Onto' System 

IB*ng codes, Oscounts. ship dates, 

ele) Assist w«h special p'oiects m 

crertt. t**mg A mass meroharaismg 

VILLAGE GREEN 

COMPANIES 

30833 Nortiweetem Hwy 

Suite 300 

Farmmaon HMs. Ml 48334 

Attn: T. Schroeder 

V , l l a g S x - 

Supponmg a drug-free wotr--^ 

EquM Opportunity Emptoyer 

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY 

McKmMy Aaaooates Inc, a naBonM 

real estate firm wflh oflces located n 

downtown Arm Arbor has an imme- 

diate need for an Executive. 

LEGAL SECRETARIES 

needed tor non-smoking law Arm. 

•TRAWEE/SECRETARY recent high 

school grarkisls preferred wflh high 

acadan£ M*s and •EXPERCNC^D 

SECRETARY 1-3 yrs 

negation Both must have cofrpuw 

skis A type 60-60 wpm Sand 

oW 

Me 250. 

O Bne.\ 2550 TMe- 

Ml 

or tu 810-333-7355 


Tlw OMue of fta Ctiepter 13Tnlee 

Ol toe U S Bankruptcy Court-OaM* 

Ii ssnung a sel-moftraMd. data* 

oneraed nMdul tar a poaMon M 

legal secretary to tie Vuatee Tha 

posMor mvofvae legM wort, and 

reqiaree axpernse ft acliw xfti sane 

msMsrs Tha suooeeah* canddM* 

nut have toe abMty to act mdepen- 

tion include typing minimum 

80WPM ftorfand malmum oi 

00-90WPM. excelent mtarpereonM 

verbM and wtinan (jurixnuncaaon 

•MM Must pmim a Strang back- 

ground and experience ft WP6.1 

Ktownun ol 3 to 5 years progtaa- 

slvaly responsible sacralarial 

office A oomputof expenenca pea- 

toned Mal reaume wMh salary 

reqursmenM to: P O. Box 1167. 

Brighton, MU481I6 

LEGAL SECRETARIES- 

jEnpananced only tor permenert A" 

| temporary pMoantorfls. 1-5 day I 

wassignments always svalabM lorw 

•lop notch candidates I 

J O A N N E 

M A N S F I E L D 

LegM Personnel • 

| 755 W BIG BEAVER I 

" SUITE 200. TROY, MI 48064 ! 

• 810-362-3430 • 

I 

k J 

FAX 810-362-4881 

ALL FEES 

EMPLOYER PAID 

Position requires excelent 

skiH utlkzing Windows tor 

Word and ExcM programs > 

mum typing speed M 70 

sxpenence working wflh 

sbiMy to commuracaM e» 

organize mu*pM pnortbes 

don to data* 

Salary commeneurato pith expen- 

- packaga mo 

mdudmg a 

401(A) plan and rtsccajm on apart- 

ment rental raM avadade at a 

McKmMy property 

Please send rewiry* with SMary r»a- 

loiy lo J 

MdtmMv Associates mo 

n£F ,Ex*c Sec 

P.O, Box 8649 

Ann Aibof. Ml 48107-6649 

EOE 

^ CLIENT LIAISON 

Major inlemational company in 

W the iTCVie industry is seeking a 

^ dynamic 10 "»mtam 

exslmg accowtV" and assist astab- 

kshed clients Excallanl veibai skins 

and ability lo promt** lep notch cus- 

tomer relations GooCj computer skitts 

and customs documertUi*Pon a ptos 

Diversified Recruri\?. r S 

810-344-6700 FAX 810-344-6704 • 

We ofler an exceaent salary and ben. 

sits package For promt* ccmaxJer 

abon. please send cover Mttri 

resume A salary history to: ' 

ABToo. INCORPORATE) 

3250 W Bio Beaver,.f»o 

Troy. Ml 480f*' 

Ann Human ReMxircee 

E 

V' 

CLOSING ASSISTANT 

local title company m need of a 

closmg assistant Expenence pre- 

I erred Computer iterate 

Call Lynn at 810^51-7100 

or Connie at 810-229-4770 

to schedule an interview 

CLOSING DEPT SUPERVISOR 

immediale posibon avaiable lor 

expenenced person lo s*per*i»e 

naBonM BBs oompamv otosmg dspert- 

martl Resumes lo Box >2614 

Observer A Eccentnc Newspapers 


Uvonla. Ml 46150 

r W A ENTRY 

Food bujkaraga oomprn* m Piy- 

mouth has iineMt K« Bme 

opening for a Data Erflry pereon 

Mu« have ciencM expenenca wflh 

strong computer skua Wa De 

utfng Word- Excel A Powerpon 

We re loofcng tor s conscientious 

pereon wflh the abMy to wort 

independently Pleasant office 

surroundings Prefer non- 

HP Personnel, Inc. 

810-299-9800 

V Fax 810-299-9804 > 

.EXECUTIVE 

• SECRETARIES - 

Neqoed Immediately tor South- 

A«td Automotive Suppke' Must 

have Mac Expenenca 

CaH 810-557-5600 

Of Fax 810-443-0527 

y^^^TempExctianoe^^^ 


BtoomMd HMs Mw Arm Mmrnumi 

3-5 years negation expenence with 

good organizaBonal lfc*s Good 

salary A Benefit packags Fax 

resume to Eleen M 810^7-4130 

OFFICE POSITIONS 

FtM ime entry MvM posrtora 

abto m our iouOMMd o«oa Day 

•raft Muat hava minimum 1 yr. pre- 

moua oMoe experience Excelent 

malhabefyA 1 0 ^ 

requaed Exceaent 

reeums mduMng saM 

to AMI General OB 

5001. SoMNtaM. 

OPFICE STAFF 

For Buey km Ptymoum lob 

Musi know WP i 1. type 55 

WPM A emoy wonvpeopM 

Need enHuereettc pereon who knows 

computars. AMo need aaekend A 

RECEPTIONIST 

BROKERAGE Mm ft OtMntoan Mr- 

a l - —- l — a 

IO' rtC«piiO'ih#i 

to: SB. PO Boa 3 

RECEPTK3NI3TI CLERICAL 

tor Blnnnghani CPA Inn. Won»«o 

ruling aONn a 

• required ( 

ne wMi asM 

•Mary reqi 

PcM A Aeeoc , XTOO TMeoreph I 

Famta. lJ 4802 

3480_Bmgfvam_ 

RECEPTIONIST 

Comtrucbon olltaa has mwinHMs 

opening tor a IvHn ReosptioraM 

Expenence on a nxMpto kne tele- 

phone ayatam • required A proMa- 

nonM and pMasarl mamar I* * muM 

Job dubes mckjde lypmg. «ng. end 

general oMftoM We oiler 

ava saftry C*« Jan M 

(81CI 367-7804 

CompMMve salary sr 

efits mdudatg 401K. 

medtoal. dantM. opacM. praacnpBon. 

HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGER 

The Office ol Ihe Chapter 13 

556 Evergreen 

Southlield. Ml 

1100 

Ml 46076 

induing salary hMtory to Amanipec. 

501 S Slam St Plymouft. Ml 48170 

or lax to: (313)453-4812 E.O.E. 

ORDER DESK 

FMl ime, PoMlcn open snmedlMMy 

Apply m person, 13250 Nentourî 

Rd Uvoraa Ml 46150 

PAJU-IIM6 OffCt l 

area Ad Agency needs 

Bookkeeper/Secretary • 

^^^^sOweâdrtoah^ggi- 

Satnrîam 

Is perl-ems 

Flexible 

(810) 642-: 


Btoomtield HMs attorney seakmg legal 

secretary who « higNy motivaMd. a 

sa* starter, who can type faster than a 

speeding Bullet and can Map taa 

txMdmgs n a smgM bound. Pracoce • 

pnmari^ concentrated ft Mgatlon. 

taxation and eatMe ptanrsng Musi 

have expenenoe as s legai secretary 

Fax reeime to 810-336^667 or send 

lo RJZ. 2555 South TsMgraph Road. 

SM 440. Btoorrttold HMs. Ml 48302 

Please mdude salary requrements 

FAST PACED oBice, 

phones receptionist. Microsoft 

Wmdows Now. Ren Can Troy. 

Sterling His 313-396-1862 

FILE CLERK 

FtogM. Fieget. A Schwsrlz FMI Bme 

For high profie Southfield Law Firm 

Expenenoe a plus but not neoesaary 

Cal Juke (810) 355-5555 

FILE CLERK - law Arm. ful Bme 

Daly Me mamtenance. car needed 

tor counet dunes Must bs depend- 

ebie A have good orgarazaBonal 

skills Send resume to T McWIB- 

isms. 30200 TsMgraph. SiMs 467. 

Bingham Farms 46025 or lax 

810-644-2941 by Apr* 19 

FRONT OFFICE person tor busy 

doctors oflice You won't be bored 

here there 

involved 

i t • vansty gl du»as 

Ca* (810) V7S2723 


Expenenced wflh good typmg sk*s 

tor pleasant Soufhheld law office 

Ambitious non-smokar Salary Based 

on experience Exceaent BeneMs 

Sand resume to Richard B Kepes 

P.O. Box 2207. Southfield. Ml 

48037-2207 All replies confidential 


Expenence needed tor meur 

ancs defense firm Organize 

bona! skills a must Fax or send 

resume lo 

380 N Mam St . Clswson. Ml 

Fax« 810-588-3380 

Lynne. 

40017 

L E G A L 

S E C R E T A R Y 

We are currently seeking two expen- 

enced Secretaries, wflh knowledge ol 

mauranca defenee. lo wort m slsst- 

paced ollice 

Your expenenoe m th« field should 

dsmcmMrais the abMy to prepare and 

nda/ a* aspects oI pleadings 

discovery and last-track rules/ 

documents as well a* transenbe 

recorded delation and cooidftaie 

esses Successful candtoMas we 

, sass axceOeni typmgfword pro- 

cessing and outstanAng grammar* 

composition and o'gamzabonai UuM 

Farrakanty wflh Mcroeoft Wort or 

WordPerfect prMerred 

We oltor a competftve compensauorv 

beneMs packaga in a prdessionsHy 

encouraging environment. Please 

forward your resume to 

Box 12603 

Obeerver A Eocentnc Newspapers 


Uvonia. Ml 48150 

PART TIME 

RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY 

needed m Famflngton HR*. 

emenence 

Hours 1 00 p m to 7:00 p.m 

on Wendeeday and Thursday Every 

other weekend Send reeume and 

saMry requirements to: Box 12586 



Lrwnto. Mt 46150 

RECEPTIONIST/ 


Marnlactiung compeny ft PlywioMh 

seakmg mdrnduM tor temporary (way 

poeebfy Mad to M Mne) atft haavy 

phone expenence oueumer service, 

data entry, kxcstol uunmxmlcaBon 

MdOs • Knowtodgahle ct WordPerlecl 

5 1 A Lotue 1-2-3. Sand reaume ». 

Box *2512 

Obeerver A Eccentnc Newspapers 

36251 SchoolcraB Rd 


Opawwni i iMIth ftSouft*Ma*nd 

FMnngt a fen- 

prafeeanrvel 

long term aee 

I temp to 

perm. $7 SO to SO-OIMw 

DATA ENTRY 

A Uvoraa company am need ol DeM 

CMrta wMi * nwwnum 2 years 

Erery CM 

invo«mg. A^», or pey«* « M * 

10.000* ' kayetrokas 1.10 Key 

Numeric) required $6 0Crtv.iM 

(MM placements Temp to 

MoMng tar a eeMa iaaaMry lor tw 

mu eoed kMae ofltoe 

COORDINATOR 

•szaaon and darteaf . • v »t 

LV NURSE CARE 

, MMi*e*f 

P .O B0k 75* 

Now. Ml 4*370 

MffW 

RECEPTIONI8T - DATA ENTRY 

Busy Baminoham MOce needs expe- 

nanoad lul Mne mdMduM lo anewei 

phonee and type reports Muet have 

good MMphons sUls and PC expen- 

enoe DeneUM Send wage hMtory. 

references end reeume to Recap- 

101 SoutMMd Rd SM 302. 


wflh 2 yrs expenence m rnedKH 

malpractice lot Troy defense Arm 

Cal 810-649-1330 or tax resume to 

810-649-1622 

LIFEGUARQS — 

Wanted for co-op in NorthvMe 

Memonai Day - Labor Day Must be 

certified Sr Ufesavmg, CPR A WSi 

Must be rababto A conscientious 

csl Unds 8^. 810-348-5570 

Part Time Secretary 

Needed lor taal paced coaeos adme- 

saons once WK piovtoe phone and 

from counter coverage and pertorm 

al wort Pilor office 

Road. 

deal w*h pubkc and handM 

tasks Computer expenence 

Submit resume to WeMh^ Cokeê. 

3838 Livemoi* 

48007-7006 EOE 

PAYROLL CLERK 

Payro* clart needed tor busy office m 

Troy Must be ibM to hand* mulBpM 

tasks Some phone back-up necee- 

ssry 3D hours a week PoaMon ollere 

competitive salary Mail resume lo 

AngeM. 1900 W Big Beaver, Ste 

220 Troy Ml 48064 

RECEPTIONIST 

EXCELLENT opportumty 

Southlield Area 

Cal (010) 557-9000 

Suae 260 

ScMhhekl. Ml 40034 

Phone 810-356-0222 

Fa* 810-356-0941 

EquM Opportmay Employer 

. RECEPTIONIST • 

• OUT-GOING oonecMnaous »*»-• 

•vtduM who adapts we* ft dMeteml 

•erweonmenttlAislBsabMlodo:" 

| . T«e 30 WPM 

" • Have utowMdns ol 

• M least 1 mubpM phone J 

to outlying 

. _ i unl 

-ficvwii 

Part-Mae help naadad tai MM 

(010) 

SECRETARY 

ADVERTMPK3 AGENCY 

Mtre to 

perm needs Piwr e*anenoe and fte 

^ 

to interact w*h ckents re»ared 

snd Macaaoeh a plua Cal 


| knowledge 

J Appecaras should 

ItravMlooii 

( have 

sails 

I PIeasa lax resume to • 

810-355-3066 or C* 

I TALENT TREE I 

STAFFING SERVICES | 

810-355-1156 - 

SECRETARY 

RECEPTIONIST 

tor acave reM 

RECEPTIONIST Farmmgton oad* 

uracm has operang tor mdhnduM wflh 

pleasant personalty to greet, uiel 

and d*ad memberMito Typmg A 

clencel sk«s required Send reeume 

to Member Service Manager 22081 

Fsrmmglon Rd 

48336 

RECEPTIONIST 

For busy SouthheM law Ann Must 

nave experience wflh m*h*rm phone 

hMpfil Good salary A 

package Send reeume to Bo* 12006 

Obeerver A Eccentnc Newspapers 

36251 Stfioolcraft Rd. 


LEGAL SECRETARY - for medium 

Expenenoe & references required 

Ptoaae contad me Office Manager at 

810-646-5100 anoor send reeune 

to 255 E Brown St Sort* 340 

Birmingham Ml 48009 

Monday thru Fnday We ofter a com- 

peotive rate of pay 

apply m writing stating qualifi- 

cations snd hours snd dsys available 

to: 

ROAD COMMISSION FOR 

OAKLAND COUNTY 

31001 Lahser Road 

Beverly Hills. Ml 48025 

Attn. Sherman Beeier 

EquM Opportunity Emptoyer 

FAX: 810-645-9835 

sneftts Femdsle 

Al or Hr (810) 

E HOUSE WC 

WAREHOUSE WORKERS 

Wanted lor sftemoon shift st automo- 

tive parts tuppeer Fort Ml license 

anO 1-2 yeers experience requred 

Good pey A ful beneMs 

Pleese tend reeume to: 

Box 12627 

Obeerver A Eceennc Newspepers 



WCLS OR MORC 

Tramad stall needed tor area group 

homee Mklraght A afternoon shits 

avaaebM $6 15 to start MuM have 

vakd dnvefs koenee Cal between 

10am-3pm at 6KM74-0610 

• W E L D E R 

Buey manufacturer needs ralsBis 

mdMdual to )om weong team m a 

high production almoephera 

Requree 1-2 years m®enence m MIQ 

snd TIG waking, puis the auety snd 

deem to Mam sam-eulomMlc and 

•ppMMiant ol both pro- 

FMWtma. day MMI poeMon 

ACCOUNTS 

PAYABLE CLERK 

Dalai onented perscn with compiler 

knowledge needed tor established 

west Btoomlleld Bulder/Devetoper 

EnMnence preferred Send resumes 

to Office Manager 4968 Oak Hotow. 

West Bloomfield. Ml 48323 

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERK 

Fu* ome entry MvM posMon. Norft- 

weM Detroit Suburb CantkdaM muM 

have imnanum 1 yr prevtoue AiR 

expenence. exceaent mam atxaty 

to-Key cMalMor A typmg sk«s 

requred Exceaent oeneAu I 



Uvoraa Ml 48150 

ACCOUNTS 

RECEIVABLE 

Auto Dealer seeks sn mdvtduM wflh 

e expenence 

sxceietv ban 

P O BOX 701306 

Plymouft. Ml 40170 

or Ml 31*207-4710 AM 

WELDER FITTERS 

$6-110 par Not* Newburgh * jeo 

area CMi 31' ' 

(010) MM137 

ImmuyoUS. «c 

1200 PsrttdsM Road 

n^fhsMsr Ml 48307 

NO PHONE CALLS PLEABE' EOE 

TECHNICIAN 

• II 111 Wd $10-12 sn fir 

I to 010-046-1100 or aand 

HRMB. 1000 W 

» 220 Troy. Ml 46004 or 

TRUCK ORrgWWAREMOUSE 

WMi COL uoanee (CMae A) tar a 

r company m Novi CompaMve 

i a BeneM package 

Cal (010) 474-fca* 

TRUCK a PUET 

Mo others need appM 

i Tiuck A FMM Rape* 

6060 Fad Rd 

TELEMARKETING 

SURVEYORS 

MCOIATE OPEMNGS 

NO SELLING REQUIRED 

P««-Tftta. PMI-Tkns Weekend Hours 

Day and Evenmg M s 

C M 1B1U' 52- 4700 

TELEPHONE INSTALLER/ 

T rtSSSL 

TRUCK MECMAMCS CMaa K tar 

road a Map Need se* tssiMrt tor 

(810) >46-4306 

xpoMMflN Cuwp*oiii* sMery ptai * $400 TO START 

401K plan p»oM Miertng A t* MuM be MmMar e*r> fte toe 

TELESERVCES 

TRAVEL 

PHONE AGENTS 

0 under -Hlf-ianr 908 

11*201-8090 

kMDIATI O^MNO 

CALL r0-474-2000 

VNYL S O N G HELPER 

W W 

•WINDOW CLEANERS 

EMienancaq wah own banaportaticn 

Good pay Cal (313) 937-2484 

apply ft person to 

BOB SAKS DOOGE 

36200 Gram* River, 

Farmmyon HUM 

ACCOUNTS .RECEIVABLE 

Crertt coOecaone Apply m person or 

to 21740 Troltoy 

Or.. Taylor Ml 48180 

Accounts Receivable I 

Accounting Clerti 

mt opportunfy tor 

WORK M THE SUN 

YARD MAINTENANCE 

'sgularly in rough Bummer 

YARD WORKERS WeM tar M«h 

u r s . u r ? 

(810) 861-6440 

24 HOUR home care needed 

Mon am ftni SM sm. tor atMal K y 

«M teaman rm requree •«*••«* I 

•l MM ft Cooamo. a my A mosOy 

MsnMy uompawi ei be your .Mp»»v 

ACCOUNTANT 

• J muvidiâi 

M 1 II III! II .1 II 

expenence Need to be dam oneraed 

and organized Eeciliw baneias and I 

working oonrtaona Non smoung 

oMoa Tene PMaee sppfy io Jori 

010-366-1000 Joe Parian CfcawoMI-l 

a E o a n i T ^ ^ B B B 


ASSISTANT 

Soulhfieid area dynamc property 

management compeny seeking wel 

organized individual wtn can handa 

multiple tasks Requree good com- 

muncabon snd wort processing 

S Other compulsr expenence 

helpful Exce*eni beneMs 

Please mail or lax resume to 

York Properties 

100 Galena OfAcentr* 

SUM 400 

Southliekl. Mt 48034 

Fax (810) 356-3779 

BOOKKEEPER 

Ful charge compuMr. tor relal door 

oovenng store Wflh 

(810) 681-6464 

BOOKKEEPER 

Fu* charge tor smal growing Farm- 

mgton Hils company Must have 

toad computerized eccouilng snd 

operating loan sxpenence Some 

H/R responsibftbes Payrol * out- 

sourced Salary A he benefits Famv- 

n*m l MM neeimee kj Bee *2617 

Observer A Eccentnc I 



B O O K K E E P E R 

FuAipart Bme Opening lor a book- 

keeper conversant wflh Quick Books, 

payro* A receivable Salary nego- 

nabto Days 31*61*00*0 

Evenings 313-4549962 


Part ama. 3-4 days/week. poastoM 

ful Mne Needed enmedMMf* oom- 

putor experience necessary 

M S» Anlhorys Nursing 

31830 Ryan, ft Warran 

*8Z 


we* organized mOvtduM to prepare 

lor appointments A ofter Mice 

dubee Office expenence neceeaary 

including Windows A Excel Reeune 

to Aitiwiwss* a AaaMMrfl. 27780 

Novt Rd, *245. Novt. Ml 48377 


I you are an anergslc. omgomg. i 

put your poeMve MMud* and oom- 

rmmlcMton MJM to work aa m 

ZZZ 

include 

Teoy 

Bom 

anewenng phonee. rang end venous 

safes assistant pro|acM CompuMr A 

typing skMs requred CM JaoMa « 

(010) 

ADMINISTRATIVE CLERKS A Data 

Entry Operators PndaesionM erM- 

ronment 0-S Mon-Frt Romulua 

31*441-3100 F» reeune 441-3103 

C U S T O M E R 

S I 8 , B O O / Y E A R 

I P T O O O K : 

Enthusiastic • Assertive • Confident 

tOUtt computer 

matxst-c 

icrNns wdMormabon 

-pica amironmant 

BOOKKEEPER 

MUST know computer bookkeeptngi 

Lome. WordPerled Fast growing 

Lyon 010-437-0121 

BOOKKEEPER/ 

OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR 

For manufacturer m MMort MuM ba 

experienced in computenzad- 

accouneng A ofter adnwestralva 

sa Pleeee cal. (0101 56*0360 

BOOKKEEPER • Pert-Sme (24-32 

hrs ..-week, Premoue wort expen- 

ence requred MuM be proOdertl w*i 

Excel. Wort A Oucaaoeeui or equv- 

© 

C L E R I C A L / 

D A T A E N T R Y 

Experience In bookkeeping ai% 

inventory control, preferably m s 

ratal environment Windows PC 

Full time poai- 

Bon 

For immertMe conlidenoal con- 

stoerMion pleaae send raeuns or 

spply ft person st our new B>- 

275 N Woodward Ave 

Birmingham. Ml 48009 

Phone (810) 540-6668 

Fax (810) 540-8778 

We Are An EquM Opportunity 

Affirmative Action Employer 

M/fD/V 

CLOSING/ESCROW 

SECRETARY 

Farmmgton Hilts Rsal Estate 

Oftce has opening m last paced 

Closing Dept for a Cloemg 

Secretary'Esc row Clert Must 

nave some sxpensnce A requre 

rmramum supervision Position 

g ikiaiin docu 

menta. entry level computer, kght 

typing, tax. Me. photocopy A 

assist in anewenng phones For 

further information cal 

MARIE 

(810) 865-8130 

From 4 00PM to 500PM 

DATA ENTRY 

am and maralaetunng headquarter* 

Aubum HMs. Romulus and Oeartom 

locations Ws speoakze m assign- 

ments sulabie lo your needs and 

ski*s Top pay A bsneflts Cal Dertene 

FarmmgtorVlrvoraa Birmingham 

173-2^2 1 646-7663 


GENERAL CLERICAL - Part A fu* 

Bme mornings, evenings and weak- 

enda Typmg a muet Apply wflhm 

Art Van Fumtlure, 8300 Wayne Rd., 

Westland Ml 48185 

DATA ENIH«'HtLtKi«JM 

Expenence requred Vanous ofhee 

duties. Johns Corvette Cars 

(313) 277-4705 

CLOSING SECRETARY • 

Expenenced person needed to pre- 

pare real sstale ctosmg peckeges tor 

nsbonal title company Fie benefits 

Send resums to: Box 2614 

Observer A Eccentnc Newspapers. 

36251 Schoolcraft Rd. 


DATA ENTRY 

To $9.50/hr. 

AH shifts Tamp to Perm 

TEMPS 

ARSOR 

459-1166 

COLLECTOR PART-TIME 

Excel sr* pert-kme opportunity tor 

expenenced coasctor Approxanatefy 

20 hours per week Salary oommen- 

suraM wflh eipenence EOE 

Please send resums to: 

Ths Jewish NewVSMe Magazine 

rthy. Office -- 

Rd 

SuuftlioM. Ml 46034 

or fax resume to 

(810) 354-6068 

Unde McCarthy. Office Manager 

27676 Franklin ~" 

Do you have 

Word Processing 

Office Experience? 

We hava part & ful-time 

opportunities waiting for you 

- Word. Excel. WortPerled. Lotus 

- Receptionist 

- Dels Entry 

Cal today and app«y" 

A D I A 

IHt tkinOYMfll NOftf 

(810) 442-7800 

GENERAL OFFICE 

Answering phorws No expenence 

Troy' Ca* Mary Ann 

810-528-3620 


For seraor member Southfietd 20- 

attomey law Arm Mm 2 yrs legal 

sxpenence Expenenoe m personal 

mfury law desirable Must be profi- 

cient m WordPerfect 5 1 Some ovef- 

time required CompeWme sataiy 

Good Benefits Sand resume A salary 

requirements lo: Office Manager 

Box 12583 

Observer A Eccentnc Newspaper* 



LIKE VARIETY' Are you a leam 

player'' TMa chalengmg poemon » 

tor you Sme* centon office looking 

for organzied admmiMrative assa- 

tant Must know* MS Wort lor Win- 

dows. be able to oompoee business 

letters, trsnsenbe tapes schertls 

appomtmerfls and commuracaM wel 

w.'others Exceaent startmg pay wflh 

benefits Cal or tax resume lo 

313-416-1633 

LEGAL SECRETARY 1 

Ful tme tor general HBgaBon Arm ft 

BtoomAeld Hlfcs Pay commensurato 

with expenence (810) 335-5220 

GENERAL OFFICE. Entry Level 

Part Time Mature, rekabft. person 

^ p h c m . r e ^ J ^ s n d c M , 

KM support 

9-5 pm. 

TTiufs 

810-477-8766 

General Office, Part Time 

Part time posnon. 12 tours per week, 

lor Luxury Senior Citizen Apartmani 

Complex Hour* 400 p.m. to 8:00 

pm at 

The Trowbndge 

24111 Civic Center Drive 


(No phone a 

eOE ( W W 

GENERAL Office, part wne 

. Aton-Fn, llam-Spm Typmg 

filing, word 

Caraon area 31 

CUSTOMER RELATIONS 

Fu* ar Part Time 

Buto your career opportutfliea with 

America's laeteet growing comperae* 

Modem hjdi tech trammg tor parsonM 

growth Temp to perm 

Qp«kfMd canrtdMes hava 

• excellent orM A wrflton skMs 

personal customer contact 

expenenoe 

CLERICAL . 

Ca« fta Plymouft YMCA tor applca- 

kon (313) 45*2904 

typing 25 wpm 

2 M l Aubun Has. Fsmwigton and 

Troy tocasona 42 openmgx 

CM Catherine 

Bemmgham Uvonia 

646-7663 47*2833 


CLERICAL HELP 

Fui a 

Flooring Company Fi* A part-l 

eveaeBM 31*06*5 

organized, 

motivated individual wilh 

Bockkeepmg bac*ground mMMall» 

m ratal Sand reauma Aim JMM 

GabnaM's. 322 S MMn Si Plymouft. 

Ml 40170 

BOOKKEEPER 

Pan-time 

• Put yov sues to wort mamMfttnol 

aanenoal records, mdudmg AR/APa 

• A payrol tor fta SouftfMM con-i 

•suBngVm 2 3 yeers expenencea 

•A Quick Book proficiency eeeen-« 

needed to address Oyers E.ictltni 

handwriting a musl Apply at 

OSuHvan's Moving A Storage. 1825 

' Me. RoyM OsK 1-800^0-70B1 

CLERICAL OFFICE SKILLS 

2 posaon. to be Had Bemg Clerk 

oompuMrMeraM Account payabMa/ 

lecarvstlss A peyro* Expenence 

Lxeler'ed Fi* Ime BeneMs NW 

beam CM A* 

CUSTOMER SERVICE REP 

An automotive uptlMi seeking 

en orgenued mtividual wflh 

eicMerfl telephons skes snd one 

yeer previous customer service 

expenenca CompuMi HMs entry 

A typmg MUM a muet Ptoaae 

send d reeunea to 32501 

Dequnrte Rd MadMon HM Ml 

4807f. A*n Personnel Oapt 

CUSTOMER SERVICE REP 

CLERICAL • PART TIME 

itenoe genera 

Jan Schwse 

«f» to 

200 

CLERICAL PEOPLE 

TARY long and temp to patm peal 

-Te* naadad tor Jruemg CPA Xymouft LNoraa, FanMnMon 

Good sslary Senrf aaaa to and Nont areas 06 00-0000 

BMnanu a Co, PC. CPAs 

30 TsMâph Me. 0M 131 

BMieâw Ml 48025 

PAX 81Oe47-4770 

BOOKKEEPINOrffiECEPTlONiaT 

Oek Pa* area fyA ane Aft A Aft. 

M a phones 

0HM»7«01 

BU88LY RECEPTIONIST 

TRANSCRlPTiONIST FOR 

CALL TOOAY! 

ETD Temporary Sennos 

An EquM Opportmay Emptoyer 

M 5 H I 

[cuaecAL PoemoN^ 

TCCM 4Rel)NNei BERVCES 

F«rm agency 

ime Mon -Fn . 0-5 MuM have good 

cMton suds computer and 

> knoisMUgs heipfm but rot 

y we ran cat 

(313) 534-4300 

CUSTOMER SERVICE - Organized 

n*nUI tar fte oparaOons dapert- 

' customer* A 

expenenoe 

M M Sand 

nM. 30500 

Onftart He Place BUM 205 NpwL 

110-311 MOO eat 0 

e a r z 5 u * M " a r s 

iwouft araa C*0 (313) 410-7000 

'CUSTOMER SERVICE* 


Farmmgton HMs - moh-tech 

mduante aukjmaaon dfttrfcutor a 

EMPLOYMENT COORDINATOR 

Growing Temporary agency needi 

aenncertatos mdMduM io interview 

and mMch sppacants tor our darns 

ARBO#TTEMPS (313) 450-1188 

r M P L O Y M E " T 

J O P P O R T U N I T I E S | 

I SECRETARIES • 

iRocheeMMSouthheid locations | 

-Excelent communication and. 

• phone sues needed Wort pro-1 

• cessmfl skes a muM 1-3 ys | 

m expenenca $10-$13#V 

PROJECT 

1 

I COORDINATOR 

• Fanranoon Has area MuM Be I 

ZabM to work .independently and. 

•foloAraelione »fe Wort ejge-i 

|iwice needed. LorvNrm $i0ftr | 

I CUSTOMER SERVICE I 

BHuilioMsiftlymniiih areas. I2l 

• • — — ——one avs IsBW" 

t corrrnuraca-1 

Expenence | 

Temp-to-iMe pomot 

|lluM have aiailiifl t 

Bor A phone MM* 

he*** «' •»'>' 

GROWING BIRMINGHAM office a 

lookmg for skilled office assistance 

Answer phones, open ma* computer 

wort 35 hrVMt Cal (810)540-6288 

SECRETARY/SaJes 

V Ful time poefton m busy 

subufban hotel Sharp intt- 

vidual w*h excelent telephone typing 

A comrwcMion skes WortPerled 

requred Grea pay A benefit package 

Apply n parson or sand reeume w*h 

hourty requiremerfls to 

Hokday irm of SoutMatd 

Director of Sales 

26555 Telewaph Rd 

SouthhaU. Ml 48034 


For Birmmgham law office Exceaent 

transcription and oomputer skills 

required with expenence in real 

estate and HBgaBon CompeBtive 

salary For interview cal 

(810) 642-0333 

MAINTENANCE 

ASSISTANT 

Automobile transporlMion company 

seeks mrtwdual wflh the loaomng 

quakf canons 

• Slrong mamtenance Background 

familiarity with haavy duty tractors, 1 

trailers 

• Excellent computer skills. 

. Ability io wort independently 

with strong orgarazabon* skills 

We offer competitive salary, benefits. 

A 401 T< Send resume and salary 

history to 

Box *2585 

Obeener A Eccentnc Newspapers 

36251 -Schoolcraft Rd 

Livonia. Mi 48150 


PERMANENT JOBS' 

Administrative Assistant 

(Full Trnve) S22-S24K 

Legel Secretary 

(to S24K) 

Administrative Assistant 

(FLEX HRS) $11-$12/Hfl 

Personnel Sysiems 459-1166 

RECEPTIONIST 

tot Southlield property management 

company Must be neat, depended* 

computer knowledge helpM 

CaU Bama or John 810-352-8550 

PHONE OPERATOR - Part Bme 

Experience hMpM but not necee- 

sary Please send resume to Unned 

insurance Group. 125 N Lafayette 

South Lyon. Ml 48176, Alt Sally 

PROOUCTION 

Several people needed tor H Milts 

Must have relabto transportaaon 

Ful and part Mne poeMone avaAabM 

CaU 31*525-4808 

PROJECT ADMINISTRATOR 

An estabkshed behevmrel heafth 

care management oompany has an 

immertale opening for s Prayed 

Administrator Duties Include 

assisting m the coorrtnaBon of 

protects asare* as providing Admm- 

RECEPTIONIST 

lor Bwmmghsm Mw Arm Competitive 

satory A benefits CM lor sn inter- 

cept (610)642-0333 

RECEPTIONIST 

For commeraM prmt shop Psrson- 

atxe mrtvidual with good office sues 

BasK computer knowledge a neces 

sty Fu* Bme Mon-Fn 6 30em-5pm 

Lrvoma (313) 425-8150 

RECEPTIONIST 

Full Bme general office poeiBon tor 

•ndnndual who Ikes I variety of wort 

Computer expenence good etBiuds 

snd organizational skes a must Mal 

resume to STI. 29200 Vassar »200 


RECEPTIONIST 

Fun-lime poemon tor Troy lew firm 

Knowledge of WortPerled 5 l pre- 

ferred tor kgN ciencM dubes md data 

entry Pleasant non-amokmg envi- 

ronment. good benefits Send 

to Office Maneger 868 W 

Beaver Sle 900. Troy. Mi 

PART TME 

office Good 

(810) 847-7321 

CENTURY 21 TOOAY 

RECEPTIONIST 

birmmohmd 

ncy ft ra«dl a 

SHIPPING CLERK 

eo VMn tar BiM ar*y ta»M poefton 

Vc>ncanM should Imm good tmfc 

—ti tee* Send reeume n 

Harry Dnert**. Cwac Con 

nar Corp 300 S MB* Swat. 

Plymouft. Ml 48170 

f 

SNELUNG . 

YOUR FIRST PLACE 

TO LOOK -; 

Relocating...Chingiftg 

Careers fteoeni GreduMs'Sneeng 

haa uwituMMi tar youl Tynp. trnnf , 

lo-perm and Paitnaneifl PtaoatiMfJ. 

EMry-M«M « to Encuma to«M poM- 

Bons I ilMil* Exceaent saftry ptos ' 

beneftft Cal todftr tar dMMft. 

greet eauMaiy ftwnadtoWyl Vafted 

pueiBon. • you're good, aad loos *. 

C u e you reeune Afti C«M. 

SECRET ARYÔOKKEEPER 

Al pheeee of office wort Experience 

requred Sand reeume to: PO Box 

930306 Wixom. Ml 48383 

SECRETARY 

ENHANCE your career and Intorad 

w*h caring protssaionae n the warm 

atmosphere ol fta major suburban 

Long lerm 

FarmmgtorVUvonia Birmingham 

47*2931 646-766! 


speatong. answer phonee A 

pertorm other ctoncal tasks tt an Ew- 

er* Care Facety located ft fta 

Lnona. Wixom and Aubun Has 

area Pimi contad our Aammatra- 

uva Office 810-880-0686 

RECEPTIONIST 

SMum of Plymouth a looking for * 

new leam member Ideal candkSaM 

needs customer reftbon stdta Send 

reaume or stop in 9301 Meeeey Or 

Plymoulh. ML 48170 

RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY 

tor BtoomAekJ reel esua comparry 

8 30-4 30 Mon -Fn Real estate A 

computer knowledge helpful 

610-645-5700 

RECEPTIONIST/ 

SECRETARY 

Needed lor busy office in SoilhbsW 

wa prepare proposals A atlsrs MS 

office helpful S22-125K Fax resums 

IO HRMS SI 810-648-1866 or Call 

810-968-0287 

^•company 

Mary wflh 

emctlon a 

seeking s Construction Secretsry 

expenenoe. beneMs mdudsd Ssnd 

resums A salary reqiaamerfls to 

D L. P O Box 308. Southfield. Ml 

48307 

sia 

1 810-362-1300 

Auburn HftM10-37*7500 

Taylor, 313-204-0777 

• 

SMELLING. 

PERSONNEL SERVICES 

An EquM Opportunly Emptoyer 

S P R I N G INTO 

SNELLING 

F O R A N E W 

C A R E E R 

LATE NIGHT 

as Apr* 30th 

OPEN HOUSE. SAT, MAY 4TH 

Tsntpotary A Permanent 

SECRETARY FOR landecapmgf 

«oe FlexftM horn 

(810)349-2200 

SECRETARY 

FOR Manufacturers Repreeentaftrea 

office General secretarial and Wort- 

Prooesemg sfcfts Psrt tme . N i M 

Sendlax resume 10 MTR Aatoo- 

atas 2655 Woodward Ave Btoom- 

HeU HOs. Ml 48304 

FAX (810) 335-2560 

Phone (810) 335-0444/Ext 10 

RECEPTIONISTISECRETARY 

35-40 hour* per weak with 401K. 

heafth insurance and Mhar benetfls 

Typing A compulsr Mils helpful 

Reaume only Office Manager. 

27260 Haggerty Rd. Silts A8 

Farmmglon as. Ml 48331 

•ndCBsnt 

proficient m Miroeoft Oftce proiect 

and computor grspfaca. previous 

protect management andtor man- 

aged care experience Send reeunft 

quMftcaBona lo. 

HMS 

1750 S Telegraph. Su 300 

Bloomfield HBs Ml 48302 

LEGAL SECRETARY - for sde prac- 

titioner Some expenence preferred 

Salary $15 600 No Beneftts Send 

resume to George W Marchess. 

21220 Kely Rd Eastpomte Mi 

48021 

LEGAL SECRETARY lor defense 

law Arm WortPerled 5 1 Musl know 

mertcal termmotogy with good orga- 

nization and communication Send 

resums wflh salary requrements lo 

HSC. 26777 Central Part. Bfvd, Sle 

275. SouthviMd. Ml 48076 


For Southlield law ftrni Exceaent 

stols required tor 2 kngetion posi- 

tions Mmtmum 5 yeer* experience 

necessary Wort for Windows sxpe- 

nsnce helpful Send resums to: 

Office Administrator PO Box 215 

Souftlleld Ml 48037-0215. or cal 

810-355-5200 

IMMEDIATE OPENING - mdustnM 

seekmg sMI-mcevatod 

person to pertorm a 

of nffica duaes 

(313) 846-2550 

IMMEDIATE OPENING tor part era 

Aasotant to asaat vary busy RaM 

Estate Agent You muM Be an orga- 

razer. expenenced wflh compute' 

wurjpiuceaang wflh poeftve atftude 

Be a last wamer Muet ba punctual A 

flexible $8 50 hr tar Mart Ptoaae 

send or lax resume to Allen 

Yoehfto Ceney 21 Row, 37172 Stx 

Mae Rd, Uvoraa. Ml 48152 

Or Fax 313-464-8713 

ce^JEaamgy oralênd 

Call Ms. Shamoun Today? 

(810) 737-7200 

i Fitness 

1 /) Management Corp. 

i PM» Two | 

ft'SSC 

. ail m fmnmrnm tm 

cm ifcei*eei2o 

CA8HIEWRECEPTKDNIST 

ICMeea JtftnJapMR*M Bob Jsen 

|fMB8 POMMC GMC Track 14648 

M , ftiemBi " 

(31* 4e*booo 

• M M Or. Faaaisauii MI 

Z We oltor oompeMrve wagaa ban- 

lefts. Aeftari-ame. shortfeng torml 

• i Temp to Hire Cal todayf a 

i K T r T S S J K S i 

i W e s t e r n ! 

i t T i r r i i f t v i e i i . j 

EXSCUTIVE LEGAL SECRETARY 

For naraMng ssmor partner of 

•fain CorpereM and •*»« M»*on 

Exeetlant oelerj. MnallU, 

appaitoeMa aioeae-soo 

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY 

- -i n- — * ""•p* 

~ -gray moBvMod to pr&mt 

aMMMNa aftport to M martftare 

IndMOuM muM h>re WuUPertaM 8 0 

S r r 

reeume *nd 

INSTALLED 

urjuic 

IMPROVEMENTS 

FRIENOLY OFFICE 

Faft-gromng oompany needs 

part Bme A 

CotpM A (W* e 

Cal today* 1-800-224-3686 

Diamond Elienors ftc. a 

Sears Awftonzed Contractor 

EquM Opportune Emptoyer 

THE LEGAL TEMP. INC. 


13 Mae A Teigraph 

area. 1 year rrwvmum experi- 

ence requned Wort*> enact s must 

Non smoking office; salary commen- 

surate with skfts Rssums requssted 

nterview Pleass call 

810-540-0677 

Management 

Assistant _ 

Fast growing Btrmmgham Property 

Management company seeking Man- 

agement Assistant to Al Mi Bme 

salary poaition Must have computer 

skids Property Managemera or Real 

Estate Background helpful Dictation 

helpful Send resume vr/salary 

requirement* lo Management Assis- 

[ant P O Box 3045. Birmingham. Ml 

48009 

LEGAL SECRETARY lor Royft Oe» 

law Arm Expenenca m workers com- 

pansaaon and Wort Parted Win- 

dows 8 1 a plus Salary 

commensurate with expenenca 

Ptoeee tax reauma to 

(810) 541-3304 

* NEEDED 

NUMEROUS Reception and General 

Clerk positions available Hftng lor lu*- 

time and summer employment. Must 

have good customer service sklis and 

able to answei multi-tins phones 

Growth opportunities Locations: 

Uvoraa, Plymoulh, Canton. Farm- 

ington Has. Now and Northville 

CALL FOR INTERVIEW' 

313-266-8600 

SNELLING 

PURCHASING CLERK 

Busy steal service center is seeking s 

mot

60(*T CLASSIFICATIONS 502 to 508 

May 2,i996- 

WanWd- 

Clerical 

TOURNAMENT PLAYERS 

(XUB~OF MICHIGAN 

IS NOW HIRING: 

ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT lo work" 

•1th Oh* Control at Acccsmts 

Paytbte'Receivibie Clerk 

Nxaunbrn beckground andfor schoci 

requiad. Fu« Tims dunng go! seeeorv 

Pan Time during ot> seeson 

OFFICE ASSISTANT to wo* with 

Executive Adnmatrabve Asaatant tor 

Oericat MW1 Word Proceeamg 

skiHa pralerred Fid or Pari Tlma 

during got seeeon Appacdions being 

accepted at tha OubhoiAe at- 

Ona Niculeus Drive. Dearborn 

TPC a k Drug Free Workplace 

no phone calls please 

WORO PROCESSOR 

Experienced Send resume Hemdon 

4 Associates 585 E Lamed. Suite 

>00 Detroit Ml 48228 

504 HelpWuted- 

Dental 

504 HeipWutcd-DenUl 

DENTAL HYQIENiST 

Modem Garden Cay cfltce wen soft 

tiaaua program needa tut lima 

hygaanat. to compament our Item 

onented. pebent locus Bait Soma 

avaninga t weekends Benefit 

packaga Cal. 313-421 5200 

DENTAL HYGIENIST 

PsrVful time Farmmgton Ha. 

cm (8101 *7*-$2a0 


Naadad part-time tor Btoonrfaid Hika 

group practice (810) 336-3550 


Livonia office looking tor right person 

lo jom OKf Malt m a tnendfy relaxed 

atmosphere Pan ama 

Ca* Mary 313-425-0909 


TetograpH'15 Mle ganarai dental 

ollice seelung parmanant Wad 

Thurs Hygwnist (81016*4-156* 

CHAIRSIDE ASSISTANT 

Wa -ara seeking an organiied. 

experienced teem member to 

Chawstoe Assist « our rmdi- 

doctor practica Wa ofter a unique 

compensation package whch 

"eludes excaltont salary & bonus 

If you are interested m becoming 

a member ot our valued dental 

leaf. p«ase can 313-420-2326 

„k CHAIRSIDE DENTAL 

^ ASSISTANT 

Fid-bme posmon An expen- 

" encad 8 canng person required 

Igr a quality practice relocating lo a 

ne* Livonia facdty 313-535-3S00 

DENTAL ASSISTANT 

-Group practice • Fu« bun poaition 

•avaaacne tor an experienced, enthu- 

'sias.bc inOwdud who loves people 

•and enioys challenges Top salary 

•and txeetent benefits tor trie right 

•cardKMto Western Wayne County 

313-722-5130 


A&s^ling only Expenenced or tUS 

tram W Btoomlleld area Cal rev 

dence after 6 pm onfy 

313-421-7938 

OENTAt. ASSISTANT With good 

personality ei|oys dealing with 

people, lo WOT* in quality onented 

office Banc dental stuns preterred 

Please leave message 313-421-4530 


FULL TIME 

It you a i« an organized protessorvai 

with assisting eipenence. and are 

locJung tor a positive change can us 

Your commitment to excellence .en* 

be rewarded We provide , 

• Medical benefits i&ue Crossi 

•"Paid holidays 

• Pax] vacation & sic* days 

• Daily & monthly bonuses 

• Pront snaring 

• NO weekends 

CALL KAREN 1810) 559-8818 


Cud-time Some eipenence neces- 

sary Pleasant wortmg environment 

313-459-4960 

DENTAL ASSISTANT NEEDED tor 

PRIOE office m Plymouth Pan time 

positron Eipenence necessary Must 

be mature, dependable hardworking 

and possess a positive attitude Cal 

Mon & Tues 5-7 30 PM 

(313) 453-1190 

DENTAL 

ASSISTANT 

We nave a 'realty easy to wort witti 

Dentist" that needs an assistant who 

likes to help people, « neat, deoenc- 

aE« 4 would like to work with a great 

sja/1 Part-time, ipproximaiety 30 fire 

Sirmmgnam araa Cal 810-6*6-3515 


Exceterit pay 1 i w eipenence 

Benefits available 

Ca* (313) 521-6*00 


Pad or Fu* time Chairside dental 

assistant needed tor busy dental 

(313) 261 

DENTAL LAB looking tor model 

department person Entry level No 

experience required Fmiehe/ alao 

needed Expenence requred Send 

readme lo Dental Lab, 1195-E 

Rochester Rd Troy. Mi *8083 

DENTAL OFFICE 

Have you had al least 1 yr experi- 

ence as a dental recepbonaf Are 

you enthusiast* & well organaetf? 

Do you enfoy worting with people 7 It 

you answered yea to a ol Ihe above 

K you a»e a last Warner and are 

looking tor nice wonung hours, 

please ca* Dr Obregon s ctflce at 

313-464-7770 

DENTAL ofice 

MANAGER 

Full-time Great sa 

excellent bene! is 

have computer skills Dear 

Heights 1313) 274-6666 

506 

Waaled- 

ASS1STANT DIRECTOR 

of rn mtiirifi 

Whitehall Health Center-Novi 

AOON wari genatnc back- 

Knowledge of OSRA gmde- 

MOS procees I staffing 

• apply wthm 43*45 W Tan 

Novt. between N hours ol 

10am-4pm For more rtormabon 

contact Martene Smith (810)- 

3*9-2200 

aeaUng 

K T , 

ASSISTANT 

NcM-LMorae cMce needs great asaa- 

tam Muat be JeOrater]. reeponeOle 

and good wah patients Fi< or pan 

ime Graal pay 8 oeneNs W and up 

dapendng on expenence Podatry 

eipenence a pare 810-*78-ll87 

BILLER 

SenorBnier lor 

Expene«*e m a* 

medical claima pnxeeamg. 

tu*-lime poaition 

phases ol medica 

tokc-w-up (kagnoea and procedure 

cotkng requred 3-4 yrs eipenence 

preferred Multiple specialties desire 

aow Please send cover letter 

resume 8 salary Malory to P O Box 

63*. Sterling Hts . Ml 48311-0634 

BILLEfVRECEPTONIST 

Livona office needs 'expenenced" 

D-»er MBS system a plus Podalry 

knowledge a plus Must be hard 

worting S deocaled Great pay 4 

benefits $11 4 up depending CaU 

810^78-1166 

DENTAt OFFICE MANAGER 

Wonderful atmosfipere Palm 

trees sand & watering hole - 

Jtwnate demstry with Or who 

has great sense ol hxnor Must be 

peocw person with computer 4 

insurance expenence 313-27*-6666 

© 

Dental Office 

Pan time general duties After- 

noons 4 Saturdays 810-5*8-4085 

DENTAL PATIENT COORDINATOR 

Nine flexible hourvweek Must have 

exceaent phone skils 4 expenence m 

dental held Uvonia 313-522-6770 

© 

DENTAL 

Person lo wort m dental lab 

Part-ttme W« nam Apply m 

person at Downs Orthodontic 

Lab. 771 N Mill Plymouth Mich 

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST We need 

an oulgcang. mteU^gent self starter lo 

help run OKt busy from desk Com- 

nutei insurance 4 communication 

skills a musl Excelent pay 4 bene- 

Ms Start immedwlety 

(810) 805-7600 

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST 

Do you enjoy work believe m your- 

self have an outgo«>g personality 

cheerful smile feet you can coordi- 

nate schedule 4 recepbon area m 

ultta modem office 7 WE WANT 

YOU' Full-time Excellent pay 4 ben- 

efits Great worting conditions m 

Livonia (313) 591-3636 


Part-ttme. tlenbue hours Computer 

expenence a plus 313-*5S-4960 


Experienced For busy SouthtaW 

practice Fun benefits No weekends 

Computer eipenence heiptui Can 

810-559-1559 


We re seeing a dynarne. ener- 

busy I 

ofter 

'tau» 

oetic 4 expenenced Scheduling 

Cooronator lor our 

doctor practice We 

opportunity to grow as a valued 

member oI our dental team 

•Eiceaent salary 4 bonus. 

.Ca* 313-420-2326 

BILLER ' RECEPTIONIST 

For N Oakland doctors offic® Slue 

CrossBlue ShieKiVBA software 

expenence Fon»ard resume to: 

_ BfliJ2fi21 

Obeerver 4 Eccentnc Newspapers 


Uvona. Ml 4« ISO 

506 

Wauled- 

DIRECTOR 

STAFF DEVELOPMENT 

506 

Waited- 

m leeching, creating and 

developing eager pupie? Come pm a 

quic»y long arm care teem 

Competitive wage scale & benetts 

Pnor expenence m staff devetopment 

preferred 8 Michigan Nursing license 

•equued Send ^resume lo Box 

Obeervar 4 Eccentnc Newspapers 


Livona, Ml 48150 

EMS CAREER 

OPPORTUNITIES 

Community Emergency Medical Ser- 

ita the largest not-lc-prottt EMS 

provider m the Slate ol Mchigan. • 

currently seeking EMS 

prolesaionals 

• Parametscs 4 EMT poeltnns 

avakabie 

• EMS framing available at our 

own institute" 

• Competitive salary • 

• Eiceaent benefit package 

. Tuition reimbursement!* ree 

Cononumg Education 

please send resume to: 

25*00 W Eight Mia Rd 

Southfield, Ml 4«034 

or FAX to 810-356-399* 

EOE 

FRONT besk 

Ful bme Expenenced only Fammsr 

with computers Frequent tale hours 

Non-smoker Royal Oa* 

810-435-5700 

FRONT DESK POSITION 

Fu*-t>me Uvonla area Some Mlmg, 

answering phones, schedukng, tiling 

4 fypng. Fa* resume to Attention: 

-A MEDICAL ASSISTANT 

^ Part ome tor Nam pftynaan i 

W olkce Stood drawing and one 

~ yeer expenenoe required Feet 

paced buey office Send reaume to 

Box #2623 

Obeerver 4 Eccentnc New*aper* 


Lrvoma, Ml 48150 

MEDICAL BILLER/ 

COLLECTIONS 

Buey pnvate duty home nee«h 

agency needs expenenced WHer 

win exceaent oompulat nulls 

Must have expenence m Mkng 

•ovate pay and insurance darts 

Tfcck record m successful coaec- 

hons and "peopa-SMN" NgNy 

desiraba To apply, send resume 

•o 

AOnmalralor 

United Home Care Services 

15712 Farmmgton Rd 

Uvona. Ml 4815* 

506 

Waited- 

NURSE ASSISTANT 

md pan Sme poaten tor luxufy 

Competitive wages Fi« 

avalaba tor ful toa 

. J*rh 

person only Mon.-Frt, 900a m 

4 00 p m. 

The Trowbridge 

24111 One Cooler Dn* 

Southtald, Ml 48304 

(No phone ca>i pleaae) 

EOC MIF/V/H 

NURSES FOR a reeueneal sub- 

stance abueeTraolal heaah treei 

ment program Oivcai. 3rd shA 

weekends Ca* meMhf Ngrang 

Director at »l 0-625-0*01 tor further 

ntormaaon EOE 

MEDICAL INSURANCE 

SPECIALIST 

Mewnivn 5 years expenence for busy 

surgeons office Exceaent salary and 

benefits package Resumes only to 

Karen, 29201 Telegraph Rd. Sle 

306 Southfield, Ml 4803* 

Or FAX: (810) 746-0683 

BILLERS" 

Hosp«t«i (Epc or Hart). Physician 

offices - Neurology. Internal Meo- 

cme Canliotogy iMedc). Ortho 

DME Many other openings 

Cal Michelle 810-832-1170 

HAFtPER ASSOCIATES 

29670 MtoOebe* 

Farmington Hills. Ml 48334 

BOOKKEEPER/SALES SERVICE 

12MH»'Southfa*d Rd Non smoking 

25-35 hrs/per wk. Ful charge ihroutTi 

tnal balance Computer eipenence 

necessary 810 443 565C 

BUSY DOWNTOWN Rochester - 

primary care physicians office needs 

MA s. Chemistry Lab Techs and 

Receptions! Fu* 4 pan time avail- 

able Receptionist must have knowl- 

edge in computer 4 insurance IHMO 

and PPO) eicelent worting environ- 

ment competitive pay rases and 

Resources P O Box 

ester Mi 48306 

Roch 

^ READY TO leave your 

hospital/home health job? 

V Our RN owned company has 

Medical Case Management 

Consultant positions available tor RNs 

desinng fleiiba hours 4 proleesionai 

practice autonomy, will tram Send 

resume to 

Managed Rehabilitation Consonants 

37899 12 M«e Rd Sle 310 

Farmmglon Hilts, Ml 48331 

§10-8*8-9120 

CENA's 

Full 4 part lime positions available on 

a* shrfls Greal beneffcs Ca* or apply 

in person between 8am 4 * 30pm on 

weekdays Ask tor Judy M«s a! the 

Lakeland Center 26900 Frarfclm Rd 

SoutMaM Ml 

810 350-166*. OH 258 

CENAS 

PART 4 Ml bme positions availaba 

on P M and mmnighi shifts Shift t*f- 

lerential Great worlung conations 

Benefits available tor those worting 

32 hours Please apply at WMehai 

Health Center, 43455 W 10 Mule 

Road. Now, between 9 00a m - 

4 OOP m For more information 

piease cal. (810)3*9-2200 

practice 9696 


General dental office Waked Lake ot 

Weettand ' Canton Fi^-ume wtth 

benefits Great waft Some eipen- 

ence required Pleaae cal BevwV at 

(313) 728-5600 

OENTAL ASSISTANT Fu&/»art-«me 

Eipenence pretorred Don't mas this 

opportunity to jom a progressive 

Livonia office Benefits 

06NTAL ASSISTANT 

vCan you put patients needs and leei- 

mgs tint 7 Can you buid trust and 

ccmmumcala eltecttvely wflh your co- 

workers' Our state-of-the-art, 

fnendly Southfield practice is 

seeking a motivated, ful bme assis- 

tant who excels m team interacabon 

Experience pretorred but wiling to 

train, Mon Thurs E» 

benefits 

Exceientpay and 

(810) 356-8790 

DENTAL ASSISTANT' Receptionist 

tjl or part time Some expenence 

preferred w Oearbom area 

Ask lot Chns (313) 563-3300 

DENTAL ASSISTANT, expenenced 

la terrific West Btoomlleld general 

practice. Fu« Ume. benefits no 

(810) 851-4806 

DENTAL ASSISTANT - 20 to » Mrs 

per week Pleasant otfica flexible 

hours Eipenence preferred Aak tor 

Chartoda (810) 6**-8787 

DENTAL I 

I Must know * handed daraaky 

Mon-Fn 830-5 81&eSM613 

OENTAL ASSISTANT 

West Dearborn prackca looking tor 

taendy assenive dental aaaatart 

30 to 35 hra Expenence prelened 

Pleaae cal (313) 563-3*00 


3ty WesBarKVCanton andror Waleo 

tt Lake locations We're looking 

for a cheerful professional with 

good communoabon skills to help 

run our busy front deak Expenence 

necessary full lime top pay 4 bene- 

Ms Cal Bev 313-728-5600 


Needed tor our Uvona practice We 

are lamrfy oranted Flexible hours, 

great benefits Dental eipenence 

necessary CalChna (3131*27-2222 

ul ome poemon tor the person with 

a "telephone smee' m cw dental 

office » you have that urwjue teto- 

phone presence we d kke to ta» to 

you Typing skills helpful No pre- 

vious dental eipenence necessary 

but it would be heiptii 313-534-5010 

DO YOU NEED TO HELP OTHERS 

m a meaningful way 7 II to, out prac- 

tice which concentrates on dental 

cosmetics, restoration 4 mplants 

needs you We are tootong lor a ded- 

icated person with excelent commu- 

racaaon suns We care mora about 

who you are than what you know If 

d kka the opportimty to make 

you 

cklterence to o»ars 

810-3*8-669 r - 

cal 

FRONT DESK ASSISTANT needed 

at our team onenled general and 

orthodontic offices Experience 

Command and CSS heiptui We oltor 

an exceaent benefit packaga and 

saianea ara baaed upon experience 

If you ara an erthuawattc ndlvidual 

who a leaking personal growth 

please send your reetkra to ^kkiwi 

Reaource Direclor, P O Box 721065, 

Berkley Ml 48072-1085 

DIETARY 

AIDS • 

NIGHTINGALE WEST 

8365 Newburgh. near Joy 

Westland 

MHAVCNAs 

Al Shifts - Al Areas 

Excellent Pay 4 Benefits 

FAMILY HOME CARE 

(8101 229-5683 

HHA s CNA's 

NURSING STUDENTS 

Huron Valley Visiting Nurses, the 

preferred provider 

isning 

* ol the Unrversky of 

Michigan Medical Center has imme- 

diate opportunities tor canng. com- 

«ned professionals Part-time and 

tutl time positions tor a* srvtts 

Assignments available throughoi* 

Wayne, washtenaw, Livingston, 

Oakland and Lenawee counties 

HHA SiCNA's must have 1. yr ol 

expenence or certification Norsing 

students must have 1 yr in a nursing 

program completed For details cai 

Lynda at 

1 -800-880-0020 

Home Health Aides 

Certified Home Health 

Aides 

Nursing Assistants 

Homemakers 

Live-ins 

For pnvate 9uty home health 

care Must be experienced, 

dependable and have reliable 

transportation We ofler 

• Flexible scheduling 

• Pay based on experience 

. Shift differentials 

• Maeage reimbursement 

• Paid m-services 

• Benefit package tor full time 

tt you re interested 'n |Ommg a 

rapidly growing agency paase 

call or apply to: 

United Home Care Services 

15712 Farmmglon Rd Livona 

(Two blocks N -of 5 Milel 

. (3131 422 9260 . 

Meckcal Office Openings 

Meckcal Asaatant-Internal MeO 

eme, Receptionists-Cardiology. 

O&GYN Baers - Hoepkal 4 CVs 

offce Medcal Tranacnpbonats 

O«x» Manager • reqUres rngSt 

specialty expertise, to &30K 

Call Micheae 810-832-11T0 

HARPER ASSOCIATES 

29870 Mlddebefl 

yFanr»ngt^^lill^Mi^8»4^ 

N 

MEDICAL OPPORTUNITIES 

Botsford Clinc System is seeking to 

till the tpltowing c£&wigs 

Medical Assistant 

Temporary opening tor a medical 

assistant m our busy family practice 

Must have a mmimixn oI 2 year's 

work eipenence and be laminar with 

x-ray lechmques and pediatric immu- 

nizations 

Receptionist/Biller 

Openings exist 

OB"GYN I 

IMMEDIATE OPENING FOR pMe- 

botomat 4 I V person, ful or part 

time 

Please call (810) *77-73** 

INSURANCE BILLER 

OB GYN office has immediate need 

tor person expenenced m insurance 

bilmg 1 day per wk Cal Men Ihru 

Thur 810^*6-3323 

MAINTENANCE PERSON 

NEEDED WITH 

EXPERIENCE 

IN ELECTRICAL. ETC 

paase apply in person at 

NIGHTINGALE WEST 

CONVALESCENT 

8365 Newburgh. near Joy 

LPN NEEDED 

Full time position Salary negotiable 

Expenence preferred Must be willing 

to travel Send resume Attn Bartara 

Thompaon. P O Box M7100 Oak 

Part. Ml 48237 

CHIROPRACTIC RECEPTIONIST 

wanted immediately Monday. 

Wednesday 4 Friday, possible Ml- 

time Must have pleasant phcra 

voice Expenence heiptui 

Send Resume - Attn Chns, 2715 

Webster, Royal Oak. Ml 48073 

CHIROPRACTIC RECEPTIONIST 

warned tor busy Hoasac Farmmglon 

Hkts cantor Self mokvaled com- 

puter. msuranca. recalls Part ame,' 

long torrr, (8101 932-0200 

FRONT DESK 


Do you relate 4 communicate wel 

wWi- people? Are you rMponattla. 

career-onenied organized 4 

Averse 7 Eipenence prelerTed but 

not mandatory Office lor Wert af 9 

Mle 4 Noiti • aatem Hwy Pleaae ca* 

Wkcf. to arrange tor a conManaal 

810-4*3-6599 

Our 

friendly peraon to help us provide 

qually tamly dentistry in Novi A hA 

tme poefkon a avaiable m our stale- 

ol (he art office M you aie seeking a 

poeiBve environment whera grow* a 

ancomgad, ca* Mon -Thur* 

(810) 476-7711 


Oik Livona ipeoaly practice has a 

ann available 'Hands on 

•** ta provided tar a mon- 

energetc mdtviduel maer- 

be^nnmg a m 

(313) 261-7802 


An iStoeual tnmg a hapenng al Our 

Roy« Oak general practica We have 

an opening tor a dertat aas WW 

aa vacancy «*h 

l peraon Expe- 

nenca a not hearty a* mportant as a 

graalpersonally You ti*j«tbe abtoto 

•peak 4 keten to paaerta and you 

mum oe eeger to laam 

Baneffia a aletlt Ptoeee ca* tor an 

nlar.lea tar oik M tme i 

(810) 548-1711 

^ OENTAL FRONT DESK 

^ Eryoy wort 4 |Ckn our toam 

V Sharp offiea 4 greal aHH Ft* 

W ^ o ^ . o - a p u t o r ^ 

a muat Uvona 

DENTAL HYO^NMT 

OCWTAI. NY06M8T 

HYGIENIST 

rF«ef«»y. ihcii.aiad pan or 

ful Ma. up to S2**u m our 

Nom dental office Cal 

810-476-2028 

Hygienist Needed 

Part Ime tor Plymouth office 

810-231 -9699 

CLERICAL POSITION 

Pan-lime w«h flexOle honks at »a 

diagnostic imaging department of 

Garden City Hospital We are looung 

tor people who can commuracato 

we*, have exceaent orgarxzatonal 

skits are detal onented 4 can type 

accurately-65 wpm or mora Knowl- 

a of medical Canng necessary 

iry negotiable interested Fax 

your resume to 313-677-7407 or 

•end to PMG Personnel CoortJ- 

nator. P O Box 1106. Arm Arbor Ml 

48106 

CLINICAL CONSULTANTS 

National IME Network haa out- 

standmg Sales Opportimay tor Nurses 

4 Tharapats Conauttants am aollci 

exams from new and exatmg 

accounts Protected lemones, excel- 

lent commaaion structure 

hours, no weekends or hokdays 

Send or lax resume to: 

Vefcey OeYoung 

22256 Graertald. Suae 500 

Southfield Ml 48071 

or Fax 810-423-1482 

MA. LPN, RN needed lor busy 

mlema) meckcme practice. Centon 

Must have office expenence Send 

resume to M Gowen, 5730 LUtoy 

Rd Canton Ml 48187 

our Peat Manager tor 

at our staled 

nursing center The quedad peraon 

wa nave a amant Michigan rape- 

lerad nurse kcaoee 4 3-6 years men- 

a KnAedgs c* 

a a mud 

4 

nate regutaoona I 

Good oomnunKMtan. lead 

a nMMH Earn 5* d «rd year salary 

Ptoaae aand raauma, AUn Human 

naecuroes Director of ippfy " 

person af ihe Nuramg Cantor racep- 

GLACIER KILLS 

l»0 ffc— 

DIETARY AIDE 

part mc 

day shift 

AppN r peraon 

Wed TaM Nuramg Noma 

W W Inn Arbor TrM 

Pynoun 

(313) *63-3443 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT/BILLER 

Expenencad Rocheeter pedatnaan 

Part mt Ptoaae ask tor Sheny 

(410) 652-2929 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT 

Northland lardy planrang. m South- 

Md a tootong tor a apaod peraon 

mtereeted m wortong wdi women 

arto taa unique fiiMh cara needa 

H«1 enemy erwironmenl speael- 

umg m quanty aboraon and buti 

confcol servaoea Part «me Idid 

have rvî school taploma or equkra 

lent, soma benefts 

Ptoeee cM 81^56»Q202 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT SUPER 

VTSORwdi aupervteory expenenca 

ded. data*-onen*ad. organuad 4 

dTMng 1 rouang ddto CM 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT or LPN 

Experienced • FuMmt fl growing 

a.—ngham Dermatology pracace 

810-4*5-0430 Faa* 8*6^46-2483 


For pedadwane ofltoa 16 Mto 4 

I7J 2 days a wk Soma Sataaday 

CM avea (410) 879-860* 

MCOCAL ASSISTANT • Expen 

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST 

SouffikeaaTroy officea Computor 

4 phone skds Eicekent sdary/ 

health. Reeume P O Soi 

•252671 W Btoomlleld Ml 44325. 

Fax 810-366-0138 

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST hd ime 

W 

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST 

Some insurance knowledge required 

Southtald pediatrics Cafl Ma 

Mon M 8*0-358-0420 

FILING CLERK 

Part-Tane 

preferred, we welcome indnnduaW' 

who are protossonaly mmded 

seeking expenence in a hospital 

environment 

Interested candidate* may ocntact 

the Phermacy at (313) 458-4465 

or submit resume to 

Department d Pharmacy 

GAROEN CITY HOSPITAL 

6245 N. Inkster Rd. 

Garden Cay, Ml 46135 

BEVERLY HILLS 

GRILL 

seekmg 

ASSISTANT SOUS CHEF 

BREAKFAST COOK 

LINE COOK 

PREP COOK 

Health 4 Ue Insurance 

Competitive Pay 

Growth Potental 

Apply m Peraon 

31471 Southfield Road 

Between 13 4 14 Mile Rds 

FULL ANO PART TIME POSITIONS 

avakafte tor traypaasess m the 

dietary department al BotfJord Hos- 

pital Duties include tray otdecbon 

delivering floor etock. aadsbiig "aw 

patients with menu seiecl.cn 

Aggressive hueprtady and exodW* 

communication skds a must' HoefW- 

takty training preferred, but wil pro- 

vide Porter 4 production poatoone 

also available Apply 

Dietary office, Tueeday 

1pm No phone 

Fnday. 9am- 

GOURMET CHEESE MANAGER - 

full time benefits experience 

required to manage largest gourmet 

cheese taction m county Wage 

negotubM CM John 81^541-1*14 

GOURMET FOOD OPERATION 

Seeking Prep Cook/Dishwasher Fid 

time, flexible houra Good pay and 

(810) 852-4169 

• GRADY'S 

AMERICAN GRILL 

Comer of 1-96 4 Novi Rd across from 

the Now Expo Center is now 

hiring 

•Servers • Hosts 

•Busers 

•Cooks 

Flexible hours, excellent wages, peal 

vacations, health msuranca Please 

Apply ANYTIME! 

ROCKY-S OF NORTHVILLE rs 

looking tor an expenencad Daung 

Room Manager Immedaie hd Bme. 

salary poemon wit! baaaWa 50 hour 

wort week Salary commensurate 

wflh expenence Reply by reaume to 

41122 W 7 Mle Rd Northvde, Ml 

48167 (810) 349-4434 

SANDWICH 4 SALAD PREP 

PERSON 

Eipenence neceaaary No weekends 

CM Mickey Mon 9mj Frt 

(313) 964-1717 

or nnjits ( 

T am-6pm 

SERVERS 

The Hokday Inn Fairtane. a Ml eer- 

yice hotel, haa immediate openmgs 

tor expenencad servers on our AM 4 

PM shifts al a starting rata ol S3 36 

per hour plua bps Ful-time positions 

avaiable erlf an exceaent benefit 

peckage mctodmg hea*h Iraurance 

CarOdaies must be able to wort a 

flexible schedule including week- 

ende Apply m person on Tuee trom 

lpm-Spm- * Wed 4 Thurs. 9am- 

11am At Holiday Inn Fairlane. Ford 

Rd at SasUhlald 

arve product traaung program A 

valid McNgan driver's kcanaa d 

required 

Please forward your resume end 

salary halory to 

BLUE CROSS 

BLUE SHIELD 

of MICHIGAN 

27000 W 11 Mle Rd. - B*07WVT 

Southtald. Ml 4803* 

Equal Opportunay Emptoyer 

ARE YOU 

THINKING ABOUT A 

REAL ESTATE CAREER? 

• to. you owe I to yOuraM to m.eati 

gate why we ara *1 m ta martial 

piece and bed sutod to raura your 

sucoes* Look at m ad under Real 

Estate PvotoeaKmals Al real eetala 

compenies are not the same 

DISCOVER THE DIFFERENCE 

Cal Jtn Banana or Naa Lampare 

Pretened Reafc* 

ATHLETES DREAM 

Satos/Markatrng Co m heelth and ti- 

neas industry expendng m Delroa 

Metro area Looking tar ndrvtduad 

who want a strong mooma. traval and 

le ttyto (810) 583-5359 

ATTENTION: 

ADMISSIONS 

DIRECTOR 

Bartwzon Modeling School 

NO JOKE!. 

I am a 22 year old cottage dropout 

makaig 45000 per morth Looking tor 

ton people to do the same 

CM 810-8*4-1920 

COUNTRY PLACE 

CAREER MINDED 

al estate or aataa back- 

ground lialpM Mortagaoe 

Loan Officer poadon aval- 

ada fumahad. tramaig. bane- 

(810) 350-271X1 &J 100 

A. CAREER NIGHT 

^••"XamiBY 21 HARTF0R0 

^ TUESDAY 7 PM 

CALL FOR RESERVATION 

BILL LAW 

1810) *78-4000 

protaadonM*. Wa sla ta 

nduatry's bad kdrang progra 

and cot 

a 

In Da iid nhawvPe. arty f 

CM Tenr 842-2400 

CM Jamas 444-1400 

toFaoianôniW BtoortdaW 

CM Joan: 737-0000 

in Royd Oek/Bertoay 

Cal Gary 309-1400 

C O L D W E L L 

B A N K E R 

Schweitzer Aeal Estate 

CAREER OPPORTUNITY 

Advertiang sales tor toed pubhea- 

bon !65 

Italian American 

Banquet Center 

Haa immediate openmge tor lufl 

4 part-time Cooks, Servers. 

Houseperaon 4 Dish Machine 

Operators Apply in. parson 

Mon thru Sat, 9 lo 6 

30200 5 Mile Rd -CWonia, Ml 

^ ^ ^ 1 > 0 5 M 7 2 ^ ^ ^ ^ 

TIMBERCREEK RESTAURANT 

taring M 4 pert-time. M poetoens 

Appry 18730 Northvde Rd between 

617 MM Rd 

TOM'S OYSTER BAR 

appkeatmra tor 

Fut and pa 

part-time 

Apply ai person: 318 S Mam St. 

Royd OM (410) 5*1-1148 

UnuTYiOfSHWASHER - Mon twu 

Fn., 7am to 3pm, no anpenence 

Farmmglon Hda araa. 

Cal (410) 473-3440. 

WAfTEIVWAlTRESS 

Roman Forum Deafer era 

(313) 941-2030 

WAITPERSON needed tar openina 

4 30am ta 2pm, Mon -Fit weekends 

evetatte Idedred Excelent waoaa 

CM Even 410-47^4427 

h Lyon 

COURSE 

•ood potardd Apply 

peraon 24440 Oroherd Lata Rd. 

Farmmgton Hds Per-ear 12 4 13 

bile (410) 8654442 

MEATOEU COUNTER HELP 

Pfymouei Marketplace 

(313) 453-2U6 

WAITSTAFF. BANOUET: dnve bev- 

erage cart Apply a 

53503 W 10 M4e. 

TANQLEWOOO GOLF 

WAITSTAFF, 4 BUS STAFF 

Fut a part ame Apply wttwi 

Nbahe naaacrant 

140 N Mvmter, Brnnanyam 

WAITSTAFF 

Day* or evenmga Part-ame or tat- 

i Apply m pereon Koney island 

uvoraa Mai. 7 Mae 4 UdtaebM 

MEMORIES IS HMNO 

Kachen Oaf Manegar Law coon 

Fid tme itahwaaher. wadperaon 4 

puia ooo* For etarvtow . 

(410)227-7230 

MICHIGAN STAR 

CLIPPER 

Olnner Tram - Career Opportu- 

WAIT8TAFF 

For buay Coney Htand Mual have 

• * ba leepcmdlaa 4 

14 or moer ptoeee 

Cat 410-543-2140 

WAJTSTAFF 

Fut 4 pert-Sme Shntd poeeeea 

t -nmmimlraton 4 a gem 

aMBa OuKfN, aarecJay a 

17714 9t» IM* Rd 

ATTENTION 

FITNESS 

ENTHUSIASTS 

Seekmo sports minded mcbviduals 

artth desire to be laaitors.'satos 

iramers and eam lop sss 

GM (810) 543-3046 

® Counter Salesperson 

RS Electronics a lookmg lor a 

Counter Salesperson No 

expenence neceaaary Good 

typmg akin and ability lo work 

with people a mud Full time, 

excellent benefits IMMEDIATE 

OPENING Appfym peraon at 

RS ELECTRONICS 

34433 SCHOOLCRAFT 

LIVONIA. Ml 48150 

HEALTHCARE 

ALTERNATIVES 

445,000 . POTENTIAL 

Our prograsarve approech to health- 

care has created new opporturWas 

tor enthusiastic maivateO ndMdJds 

If you're lookmg lor a positive change 

S 810-549-7157 

INDUSTRIAL SALES ASSISTANT 

Thermocouple manufacturer Making 

aataa support in euatomer eennca lo 

perform client service co*ections 4 

sales marketing support I unctions 

Education or experience m above 

raouired Send reeume to P 0 Box 

SS69 Dearborn, Ml 44128 

INDUSTRIAL SALES 

Qtobaty recognaed manâcturar ol 

speodiTed mbneebon uaed in metal 

processing a seeking motivated «*»- 

viduals tor sales and aupport of its 

product Una throughout the Mid- 

western US, Opportunity tor growth m 

a stabd environment Send raauma 

and salary requirements lo 

EMPLOYER DEPT 0E5«1 

P O Box 431 

is. Ml 48303 

L O O K 

N O 

F U R T H E R 

ARE YOU 

• Looking lor a legitimate 

career opportunity 1 

• Lookmg tor a oompany 

tat wS teach you to 

be tucceeaW , J 

Looking tor an opportunay 

to prove your pdenbd? 

THEN GIVE ME A CALL 

- n* company a a Leader m our 

industry We have over 30 yeara 

experience in making people suc- 

ceaafui Wa have M tha thmga 

you look for n a salee career 

(32K-S35K Id yr pdenbd 

- Proven minpiehetieNe trammg 

.' Pra-ad appostmants daly 

. ba-UaAtadtvOentd . «1K 

• knamnea bonueea 4 tups 

. Mgm opportmnea 

Al I expect trom you a a prdee- 

sonal appearance the wMngrwae 

c work hard, ratable traraporta- 

bon. and tha tummg daaas to 

nana money, have fun 4 lucrearl 

to your Meat pcaanOd EOE 

CM our Recnxtmg Ded at 

800-955-6870 

Ext. 112 

(4101 474-7744 

ta jpb trammg. 

cxxxdiona ana 

PROFESSIONAL SALES CAREER 

Enby taiM poadon a MMill d REAL 

ESTATE 6NE-H 

rad ' a ddl comp^ry • • 

mcome S60.000 plua. CM 

Barry EiaitiaH d 410-477-1111 

SALE&CUSTOMER SERVICE 

tor meicto aataa 4 euatomer aarvtoa 

Mud ba wdtog to work ta a tad 

paced enwunment Good vartaf 4 

bandto 4 eatary 

AAoe Trower 

1124 OM 

M 44104 or F1 experience 

trammg. travel benetas 4 mau _ 

Cat nowf You wd love tial Tues 

tvu Sd. 2-7pm 410-36MB74 

equpment to 

tomer bee* m S E MKMgan. 

EE or equivalent degree war 2-5 

lenoa 

REAL ESTATE CAREER 

_ Ambraoua' Conacaartaoua 1 

WE WANT YOUf' 

We ml tram you and dart you on a 

long term fnî mcome career Fird 

E income pdenbd In exceea d 

000 

CALL ERIC RADER 

REAL ESTATE ONE 

313-261-0700 

HOME IMPROVEMENT 

Champion Wir«»w 4 Enclosure Co . 

me Nation s 11th largest Home 

Improvement Co . is looking tor 

quality sales people Ai advertaed 

leads provided, no telemarketing Wi 

are a manufacturer, nd a ctoalar or 

ilistrtoutor 

We will train you 

Health plan 75% company 

Excel 

y DECORATOR N 

Neectad tor cudom drapery 4 

bknd stores Minimum 2 yrs 

exseoaoca in-home sales. 

Full-time rmmeaate opening 

Salary • commisa«in 

^ Call: (810) 353-8000 y 

Excellent pay 4 bonus plan 

We have increased ihe 

earnings ol cither home 

improvement sales peopto by 

50V100% 

• Superb advancement opportun- 

ities Michigan IS only 1 ol 7 new 

locations lor Champion m 

1996 

CM tor appointment 

313-427-6560 or 800-946-9030 

INSIDE CUSTOMER SERVICE 

REP needed tor mafortooddistnb- 

uitor sales office Computor expen- 

ence necessary Food product 

service knowledge a plus Good 

salary bonueea 4 benefits Send 

resume to Mclnemey*4der 20001 

Brewster, Detroit M. 48207 Attn 

Customer Sennce 

INSIDE SALES / 


Manufacturer seeks oependebto mdi- 

andual with excellent oral, wrraen and 

mechanical skda 10 work wah its cus- 

tomers and reprasentdives College 

and / Of previous expenenca helpful 

All benefits mdudng heath, dental 

bonus, profit sharing, retirement and 

401K Sterling Heîfs ara* Send 

resume to V 

Box *2561 

Obsarver 4 Eccentnc Newspapers 


Lrvoma. Ml 40150 

EOE 

Mana 

Assistant 

Tuiedo rental and _. 

mgton Hills Tuxeoo or menswear 

expenence preferred Competitive 

salary and commission Contact 

Owner at 

k 810-932-5960 > 

r 

$$$ 

Real Estate Openings 

• Free Training 

e Computer M LS. 

* Pnvate Offices 

e Fu* or Part-Time 

e Much, Much More 

For confidential interview cM 

O M f i 

Hartlori Nortti (313) 525-9600 

COMTEL INSTFWJMENT8 

P O Box 503* 

SoUNMM. Ml 44044-5034 

Fax 810-362-2324 

EOE 

SALES HELP - WI* train toe ngft 

parson tar a gred career m Vie uaed 

automobte indudry m Wayne AM 

tor Mr Money (313) 506-7400 

SALES MANAGER Trainee 

Ean HOOO-tSOOOmo to Nat. Man 

agement poaition a now open 

Expaaecned 

»44Wyr. 4 I 

4 above 

SALES MANAGER 

TRAINEE 

Immediate Local Openings 

Wa wd aand you to achod tor 3 

weeks expeneee peat tram you m the 

laid aelmg raw and aenncmg 

eatabkahed accounta 

You mud ba Dondabta. ambtioua and 

SPORTS-MMOED Benefits mdude 

medical, dental, 401 (k) 

Call Now' Mr. DeSalvo 

for Confidential Interview 

800-238-0996 

EOE (M/F) 

U S A 

My company aponaored *» bkas 

USA pegeant Seeking 3 moewted 

mannduMa to hdp ati national 

expanaaon and exctong pnxlKJ JM 

CM tor appomtmant 

410^23^333 

WANT MORE 

OUT OF UFE? 

Fantaatic career 

lacteal growmg totacommuna'a- 

wne oo. MoevatoC aeif-dvi*ra 

needed to represent ma ar*a 

Ca* to team d tha great |obT - 

EXCEL 

independent Rnc-ese- :a' 

ieOO-543-4075 

REAL ESTATE 

PRE-LICENSING COURSE 

FunOamentda d red eelate to pre- 

e you tor toe State Exam Ctaeaea 

I formmg. Fee mdudes texlbook 

and M matenda 

CM 309-8233 to Reoster 

CokJwdt Banker Schweiuer 

School d Real Estate 

MANUFACTURERS 


Commsaione only To cM on pretab 

buKfrigs meld bukfrigs and po* 

bama Pleaae send reeume to P o 

Box 8341 RosevUle Ml 48066 

.MARKETING 

PROMOTER 

Cutting Edge Co aeeiung 2 resets 

onented mdviduals wflocu* 4 dnve 

By appomlmert (810) 559-8220 

* 

l 

% 

i 

.+ 

r* 

: 

NEED A FLEXIBLE 

SCHEDULE? 

* 

:< 

$300+ WEEKLY 

start imnnediataiy sennang displays m 

t, CM Bryan Tues. 

retail businesses, 

thru Sd 

810-353-697* 

We offer tne choice of part-time or full-time . 

flexible scheduling ana great pay lha! allows you ~ 

to balance your work around your personal, 

education, of family commitments We need 30 jt 

people to take INCOMING pnone calls on me 

foHowmg schedules * 

• 8am - 2:30pm 

• 9am - 3:30pm 

• 1pm - 7pm * 

• 2pm - 8:30pm 

• 3pm - 11:30pm 

O U R C U S T O M E R S C A L L USII 

We offer 

• Professional, modem working environment 

• Paid irammg program 

• Average Rep earns $8-$l2/Nxir 

• Opportunity for advancement 

• Benefits package for full-time employees 

if you have sales of retail experience and good - * 

communication skt»s, call us today' 

800-230-7947 * (313)207-5855 * 

A m e r i c a n V 

Bind ami Wafcapg Factory. [ 

909 Sheldon Rd. Plymouth Ml • EOE 

FINANCIAL PLANNERS 

investment 4 insurance licensed 

2 years experience pretorred 

CM (810) 442-1207 

Art Van Furniture 

Nov! Location 

INSIDE SALES 

ELECTRONICS 

A Now baaed Manufacturer's Repre- 

sentative of OEM electronic products 

• seeking a high quaMy individual for 

wi inside Salee poaition Expenence 

and education wd help but miegnty 

and dikgence are mo*l mportant. ma 

•ob a faat paced and challenging 

This Is an excellent opportunity with a 

premier Company, âse tend your 

resume to Grag Rathsburg P 0 Box 

3361 Farmmgton Hlls, Ml 48333 

C MARKETING 

I REPRESENTATIVE 

| John Hancock Financial Services | 

! seeks money motivated mdivio- . 

| uats to market IN-DEMAND prop- I 

I ucts No expenenoe necessary a 

•Fad Start - Trammg Program. 1 

I fmancaf packaga 4 complete I 

! benelits Cm Beverly Rondeau. . 

j81^559-C«X^fe«^34 ^ 

REAL ESTATE 

PROFESSIONALS 

The CM days ana ways ara no mora' 

Jus! getting a iicenee a nd enoughto 

insure success It you ara w«mg to 

work hard, no other company can 

oftor a better packaga lo help you 

attain a successful career m red 

•indrviduakiea trammg 

•100% commission -plan 

•Complete*)' updated ortce and 

technical syatema 

•Group health coverage 

•Best buyer and sailer system 

•ii rated franchise aydem 

•Unsurpassed national and local 

advertising expoeure 

•Free pre-kceralng 

CM Jim Stevens or Neel Lampnere 

459-6000 lor peraon interview 

SALES 

Part tme Expenencad Ftoabta 

houra tor Wdien 4 bath show- 

room m Canton CM Bit at 

Idad Finish (313) 941-9470 

^PEOPLE PERSON 

If you enioy greeting peoples tha a 

your career opportunay Poeibve atti- 

tude and neat appearance a n*M 

Full training provided 

Call: (810) 583-1740 

EN I REP.——-— 

wart to eecape tie rat r»o4 fw- 

CM 24 hr recorded ntaaaaga 

410-043-7800 ' 

YOU CAN EARN MONEY 

everybme somebody pKda'up the 

phone with ona d todtyt ttttesi 

growmg tetacommunicMlon oomps 

nes m tha US CM tor mora informa- 

tion 313-42tX>521 

520 Hdp Wanted 

Part-T»c 

ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS 

tor lleidbta weekend 4 «Nn hours 

Downtown Birmingham. Jobs 

includes aet-up d banquet tafetoa 

cheara. W aqulpmenl. and aome 

' ia/hour 

Apofy m parson ot cM Pd 

Jerzy. Tha Commimlty 

810-444-5832 

Houee 

SALES PERSON 

Petition Pun of Part Time 

For lighting showroom 

Good benelits 4 pay 

Must nave sales experience 

Apply in person 

Brose Electrical 

37400 W 7 Mile 

^^lêwbur^h^vonj^^^ 

erd accounbng h 

replyto-PO Box' 

Ml 44237 

SALES PERSON 

wanted lor carpet store Fi* 4 part , 

time Retireea welcome 

313-953-5002 

INSIDE SALES, fu* d pan bme 

Established health 4 wetness com- 

pany needs expenencad people (2-3 

incoming leads daty Potential 

tor in-person sales, trade shoars etc 

Base salary 4 commaaion First year 

potential $35,000 to $40,000 • Send 

d fax resume mdudng salary mstory 

to A.I.P M. 30445 Northwestern, 

Suite 350, Farmmgton Hds. Ml 

48334.1ax 810 S391806 

F? 

R E P R E S E N T A T I V E 

Outside Sales 

AUTO SALES 

PROFESSIONAL 

Join the award winning team at North 

Bros. Ford, must be an experienced, 

[career minded professional in auto 

sales or related field. Must posses a 

I strong commitment to genuine 

I customer satisfaction. Excellent pay, 

I excellent benefits, bright future! The 

best place to sell new or used 

vehicles. For confidential interview 

I send resume to: 

3 3 3 0 0 F O R D RD. 

W E S T L A N D , M l 4 8 1 8 5 

OR CALL: 

| (311)421-1300 « 1 » (311)421-1300 4111 

For Mew Sain Usad Sain. 

MONEY NOW!! 

Hd new national marketing company 

expandng into Ml Openings now 

available tor enthusiastic, success 

oranted mdwduds Unkrrated mcome 

potential CM Id App't 810-549-7157 

Opened, Per Supptaa 1444 S 

Sheldon Ptymoudi 313-443*830 

Salary PVue CommMeion 

• - '* - Taw. aa a 

m. Ewerteno 

pralanadbU nd neceaaary Apply at 

17234 

SAIES 

Administrative assistant 

TELEMARKETERS 

WANTEO 

ran ptua bon 

, command of the 

f ngaeh Language wa tram Eam up 

to 1400 H (410t 847-71M 

TELEPHONE SALES 

Mon-TNjra e.enmga^Sat mpmmg 

Catmg an pravwua ant poiardd 

euaumara to eel « a m i 

mama $7 ta atari 

production erae accordng ta aery 

am a^datraa tan ara 2pm 4c- 

and days woiked may vaiy Pay a 

I' ttVur Job atarta nwnattil) 

ttavavrtf Sepwrnber TO aft N . 

pc* -up an appacadon ar tul Sedmfy 

Oftce 

Irrvnuno-U S . tat 

1200 Panama Ro*l 

ftoditalar, Id 44307 

(On 2* MM Roat. > dues m, 

TIME WARNER 

la tootong tar t hd lma Setae Rapra- 


yr amanance M EKG *. Xraya 

Me Peruana 

Cafl (31* 841-1740 

MEDtCAL SECRETARY 

RECEPTIONIST 

Ful 

ÔKS^ WATT STAFF Bar 

i pn 

SUPERIOR MEDICAl ASSISTANT 

W A I T S T A F F 

•hj-attawidt. day 4 ragra 

I XXL 

r 

•am Fax Raltmi to (41 Oj 442-2004 

doat (tiff, 4420410 Altar 100pm 

oM 313-430-1004 

DIRECTOR OF NURSING 

RECEPTIONIST 

. AWT MEDICAL TELEPHONE 

cdtoe"aoodpf 

aMa matmaft 


•wvtv Novt offtoe Fid-tmt 

NEW LOCATQN 

THE MERCHANT 

OF VINO 

MARKETPLACE 

*m3S£ VZSENffSi 

ima« ti mta 4tti in ii oat 

SS 

ifllQI 442-9190 

0M 4d4 t you ara taotaag tor tie taroe^vN 

1« M?4§S 

s r j s r , 

mtaneartf nnmit'tatadd 

WAITeTAPFB 

^ H t a i Ree-I 

EMOhne before! 

flYMOUTM 

(313) 455-7000 

medic al bill f: p 

Ôam 4pm 

AFC pot* 

•teaaa m oar 

Tpm to 7am. « M «• 

Y O U C A N C O U N T O N 

8ioe*i 

t I I o w n I i a national leader In the 

staffing Industry, is looking for aggressive, 

self-motivated, people oriented sales 

professionals. Due to tremendous growth 

and recent promotions of sales staff to 

management, we are Interested In 

complementing our leading team with people 

who have proven track records In the sales 

industry We currently have two openlngs- 

Southfleld and Livonia territories. 

Responsibilities include prospering new 

office and industrial business, sustaining 

existing accounts, and developing a client 

base while maintaining the highest level of 

rârtafcmmn thrcxigti quality service 

(CXN THE FASTtST GROWING INDUSTRY OF 

THE 90 s We offer a base salary and an 

» plan, good gaa 

and a great bene* package If you are a seif- 

motlvated aggressive sales individual send 

resume and salary requirements to 

H R / S a l e s M a n a g e r 

P.O. Boa 221 

Eastpomte, Ml 48021 

or fan >0 810.775-7665 

T I M E T O 

C H A N G E 

Y O U R L I F E ? 

• Oiildren no longer need 

Ai modi attention? 

• Tired of Volunteering' 

• tike to eam good 

money for a better Pie' 

• Warn a professional career' 

WHY NOT 

BECOME A 

LICENSED REALTOR? 

• fiexWe Hours 

• Ir-depfti training 

• Petsorui mentor support 

• $50,000 annual income 

potential ftrsl year " 

• FR£t pleasant office space, 

equipment use and supplies 

CAli SUriey Of Ld ford 

INSIDE SALES 

The C*h Directory division of R L 

Polk, anth a proud 125-year solid 

business reputation, a seeking a goef- 

onentad salesperson to contact our 

business customers by telephone to 

sen our Croat Reference Olractone* 

Poll offers sn excellent hourly pey 

plus sales bonua 4 a ful range of 

benefits including metkeal *0l(k>, 

tittion reartoursement Requirements 

fkgfi school dptama. sales expenence 

or drive to be succestful m sales, at 

vet-as aiea-developed telephone 

skills Work site currently near 

Eastern Market to doaarao*n Defro*. 

movmg aoon to Uvonra Apply by 

sendmg your reaume to. 

Saty Hertoncks R L POLK 4 CO . 

1155 Brewery Park Blvd Datroa Ml 

44207 Et)£. WFl-yrD 

INSURANCE AGENT Home 4 Auto 

Strong rmd-aua agancy Many conv 

paraaa Benefts Expenence man- 

datory Arm Arbor (313) 971-1000 

INSURANCE COMPANY 

lookmg tor an expenencad Sales 

peraon ucanaad or sucoeadul aataa 

background Exceaent career oppor- 

tune tor tie n^t peraon We ad pey 

atsto ira»«ng plua fcd benefits Cat 

Patriae Ad to echeOule an appomt- 

mart at

CLASSIFICATIONS 520 to 710 O&E Thursday, M a y 2, 1996 

Heb Voted 

C k i I d e a r • / 

520 ftrt-TW 530 636 

THE 

BRIDAL 

"a°years CM A to 

OtAECTORY 

df TLC „ 

(3131 416-I6W 

* Tim* 4 1* pMd lo> 

i June 17. 313-731H 

APPEARS IN THE 

I be Mto to at 25 Bto Obeervef's Community RELIABLE, QUAUTY cUfckera M 

Lite Section 

Soulh Radioij araa FlesiM* 

ANO THE 

scherkl* CPR oariBed. 

Eccentric * Suburban Ufa Cai cm 3i>as74xat 

• RECEPTIONIST - PART TME 

Saction 

r Hour - 20 Hour We lang 

Experienced & 

posmons| 

Tha Third Thuraday 

(810)360-8237 

OF EVERY MONTMH 

• d ^ s ^ o T b J L 

•Wort H l Mproceeemg B B j UMUM i n help 

Whether you sr* s calarar. phceoo- 

AJO SEEK* work Light houee- FOUND SMALL rual ootor ad lemato 

w u Sana 

"aepmg. oook* " " " 

•raeume to: 322 " MW hSjBf - at. ol 

•dM . anal «naa pak*i on ahael No 

r a m , 

tonal, 

•«UI» 20*. Tioy. M *aOS4 •i or , Fan to 

Oakary, ale Mc am a product 

noona or avea 

coller Altar 6pm (610) 656-7567 

S t M M M t 

le. TME PER- 

(313) 534-0470 

FECT WEDDING, you *• reach 

lhou*ands ol potential euatomer* 

WtaMher you need heto In your 

•«cernoNisT 

atten you advene* m our 8ndal 

homa lor * hours or 24 hours. 

Directory 

ollee 2 or 3 

,,8al. 9am to 5pm, Sun 10am For Adxaniamg irto Cal; 

Let United Homa Cara 

Pey oommenaurato w»i 

•tu 31 >063-2066 

Services Help You 

(• Typmg raoirad Cal 

Remain Independent jn 

81045*4600 

Your Own Home 

JobaWaatad- 

Services provided by UMCS. 

RETAIL SALES 

a private duly home haaflh cara 

. PERSON 

CNA 

era idaal tor people 

PART TIME 

nau*. I { 

. Any 

rJSTa. 

anydgt 

in Rochester 

Mary 810-465--ia 

Oaks Mal 

DEPENDABLE, honaai lady wane* 

Omar services nduda 

hnue*i:toi»lnp - Uvoraa. Farmmgton. 

Cara ol Wa Chioncaly M 

Redtord WM do nrlndows/iaiAky 

Good references (610) 474-4870 

Alzheimefi Cara 

nespls Cara 

_ DEPENDABLE. LOVING 

/T7S earwig moTm to babyM d * 

•Sifa^RSON naadad tor pal dran. Mon-Fn. m Uvoraa Ree- 

For moia Mormatlon. cal: 

*»«ft **pamoorn Apply n omen 

Unrtad Horn* Cara Services 

•arty TOarvSpm Ameang ' Ananals 

•36374 Fort Rd HARD WORKING. Honaai Woman 

(313)422-9250 

mill Iwa-m fob. own quarters 

Sarvwig 

Oaapond to al iapkaa 36626 Grand 

- OaMand A Wayne ^ Courasa 

19S2 

River. 1255. F«rraT^n Wi 4*336 

LoatlFaaad 

POUND - CAT Female, 4-23. 13 a 

about I yts old B10-646-4972 

POUND Keye 

Mfta. Aprt I Ifc, 

(810) 567-5 

POUNO KITTEN. 3 im> «W btook A 

wNto tomato, in m* araa c* Ptoabaa 

A Sheldon Rd . P^noum Twp w ol 

Ota Karl Berk (313) 483-4613 

FOUND - large male husky run. 

810-352-0693 

LOST Beeper tar LMna on Mack 

•earner lace, may hava Ml m Grand 

Bhrtr T/a (313) 

LOQT CAT: 7 yrs old, black A whfte 

Cekco Apr 26. W Chicago A Telegraph 

Araa. Cal: (313) 533-6442 1 

ART DECO ML Joye C*nao 

S5S*n~*k»SSir 

Traaiportatioa/ 640 Trawl 

ROUND-TRIP AM FARE, Detral to 

Fort LauderdeM (ITS. Laavmg Mav 

» return May 13. (810) S264S68 

Health, Nitritioi, 642 WaghtLoaa 

MEOHEALTH MEMBERSHIP H 

Transtorable memewship . 

Ctorkaton rtî School, Weldon Rd 

S d M-15. N d Seahapew. S2 

AdmMatan. No 

DAD Promu*uns 

CRAFTERS WANTED tot cralt 

.lak st Unity d Uvoraa church 

partung tot 7-20-96. M*e A Mtadabal. 

For ie*erialon* cal 

I* 313-421-1780 or 8104734774 

BauafeSaief 

Rea Marked 

BIRMINGHAM FIRST UNITED 

METHOOIST CHURCH 

1589 W Maple. • Plsa*art. 

Spring FUxnmsg* Sde 

May 2. »4pm May 3. 9-11 am 

BIRMINGHAM RUMMAGE SALE 

First Praabytorton Church 

1888 W Maple between 

SouKdd A Cranbrook 

TTlurs May Sti. 9em-5pm A 

Fn May 10m. 9em-12 noon 

Fn haK-pnce A beg *eto 

BIRMINGHAM UNITARIAN 

CHURCH - Rummaos Sale WBodward 

d Lon* Pine. Dkcmlald H8* 

(810) 647-2380. Thurs evening. May 

2nd. 7pm 4pm . Fn , May 3rd. 9am 

3pm M Mm* M prtoa Stt May 4 

9am-noon Bag d Rummage S2 

Lilly 

M. & Co. 

ACQUIRING ft 

SELUNG 

QUALITY FURNITURE. 

OECORATM: ACCESSORES 

AND ANTIQUES 

Ona Nam or a Houee Fia 

Coreign in Our Showroom 

OR 

Ws Manag* and Conduct 

to-Home Seles 

Cal For Dauato 

RE-SELL-IT 

ESTATE SALES 

34781 Grand River. Farmmgton 

Evan Day. 10AM4PM 

Sunday 12-4PM 

Serving You Smce 1981 

k. 810-478-SELL j 

daycare leather tar Summer 

a A 4-1 RATIO" Uvona home Ful lme 

i m and Fsl 9am-3pm , (810)346-3033 

openmg 3 tree weeks per year Pre- 

After 4pm . (610)651-5879 

•TEtBAARKETER - work from homa 

ADORABLE 6 tontovtog r m need 

school program Hoi meals 16 mo. 

- paid Laadi provided 

kind 6 depended* tMbysMer lor 

to 6 yrs Kafrty (313) 462-1766 

S T . 

Sanior Mtomar- 

recfxxjYsummer cara Farm- 

Baueaa/ 

(810) 746-0723 

on HBa. (810) 471-7466 

CHILDCARE m Licensed home 25 

yrs espenenoa Uvonla. Ful or pan- 562 Prof. Services 

ADORABLE 2 year old gM & new- 

Kme Meala. crafts, lots al TLC Great 

• TUXEDO RENTAL Sf?OP 

bom • 

SMrtoy 313-591-6138 

ADVERTISE YOUR 

•Uvonla araa Fufpart-Oma excellent 

2-3 divi Mr product on tha Internet super 

•wort opportunity m MocMnvamory 

long-larm, Rexlbla hoora. fC- 

CHILD CARE In my Hooneed Uvonla 

highway, raach m*tona lor pennies a 

• Ask tor Mr 0 (313) 425-7070 

« pis ail 313-464-0746 

home Canned m first std A CPR 

day Frae data** Cal 

Lola ct toys 6 TLC Fenced m yard 

(517) 229-7131 

AT MY home weekdays tor summer 

•WAREHOUSE WORKER tort Injc* 

0-442-0156 

Watortort Mae araa flalarancas 

»e«penenca helclul lul or part-lme. 

raqukad Cal: (810) 623-6405 

'dayv Partact tor cofiege student CHILDCARE - Part-«me poaMon 

AVOID L A W S U I T S 

* (810)349-7677 available Apr* 15th r "censed 

BABYSrrTER, mature paraon tar 

Uvonia home Educated teachers 

weekdays 6 must be oaled* tar Business Owners - settle 

Lois ol love, actMbee. and aapert- 

weekends Pan ame Cal after 3pm disputes out of court 

jTYARO WORKERS Ideal lot hitfi anoe, (313) 513-5478 

(313) 425-3328 

I Oudents Apply m paraon 

using a mediator. Save 

i Nursery 5898 W Maple, W DAY CARE- Experienced Pre-School 

time & money. Pay ofMy if 

BABY SfTTER 

«H. (810) 851-5440 Teacher trained In cMd da.eky- 

PlymouiRd 

. not* Rd 

Mon.. Wad.. Thura . Fn.. Canton results. 

Cal Sfierry (313) 844-0736 

A Telegraph 313-533-0513 

. 810-540-6019 , 

Hdp Wanted- 

BABYSITTER NEEDED 25 Hra 

DAY CARE OPENINGS - FutlPwV 

weak. 2:30pm to 7pm 

524 Domestic 

Temp svalabis tor 2 yr olds k up. 

raeponaMa adult tor 3 Mo. old Mart 

AflordaHa sicelara cara l-27VArm 

•a (313) 422-1521 

Arbor Rd Be*i (313) 462-2927 

A CAPABLE araman patmanrkpart 

.•me awk aa Cara Ghat 4 (toys fce-ri. 

Babysitier needed. ragN hews, must 

EUROPEAN LIVE-IN Chad Cara 

•$260. Mao 3 days. Icanaed dnvar. no 

A transportation 

gCmrn. no wrakar 810661-2250 

810-529-1466 

CtAurafty amchrng. Aaxtile. svhoma. 

45 hra per wk.. Average $197 a 

t 

BABYSITTER NEEDED In SE 

week per tsrraly. not per chid US 

Fsrmmglor Ha* home 8-« 30pm 

iRLY WOMAN 

Government rtisignatocl Exchange 

Mon -Fri. tor two girte agaa 1\» and 3. 

6 days par wee* Good wagaa Proaraai pieces wall screened 

Owe SsiisputaBcm 610-473-0067 [ 

Cal 9-5pm 313-455-5438 EngT.sn speaking Au pan. 16-26 

years old. w*i qusMted host famaee 

BABYSITTER NEEDED In our Waal 

1-800-960-9100 

WoomAeW homa, 2-3 days/week 3-4 

ELDERLY WOMAN 

hourWday, tar 2 cMdren. Non- 

EVENING CHILDCARE • Sun-Fn. tor 

care t days per Good 

banaportaBon Light 

parents working eftemoona and mrt- 

«agea Cal 9-Spm 5pm 313-455-5436 

Evas (810) 865-0633 

mghta BaVu bedding, mesls. and 

actMbaa provided in a warm lamly 

BABYSITTER NEEDED m our Ply- 

atmoaphars In my Icanaed home 

EXCELLENT POSITION lor 

moiATi homa Ipprox. 3-flpm Mon-Fn 

Northvile (810) 349-8256 

lor Btoomlleld lamly 

tor ages 4 A 7. great summer )ot> lor 

clearing and laundry 

an energetic, mature Men Good pay 

JOIN OUR DAYTIME FAMILY 

I No chid I cara " Part ' 

tor n^l paraon. 313-453-624& 

Loving Mom w«h lOyrs expenenoe. 

Own car Mon,-Fri,, Lota at TLC. meals A tun included 

9 3 30pm Cal 8am-5 30pm orty 

BABY SITTER wanted m our Canton 

» Cal (313) 427-6796 

mun 557-1600^*1 381 

home tor Juna tvu Aug. Non 

smoker Cal after 4.30. 

LICENSED CANTON Mom has a lul 

opanmg tor 1 intam or loddtor 

(313) 397-2415 

' Executive Residences Lots dl TLC. CPR CertMed. rator- 

' LIVE-IN HOUSEKEEPER 

caH 313-207-0233 

BABYSITTER. 5 days a week. Noon- 

-•Exduuva pnvais estate m Btoomliald 

5pm top pay. BtoomAek) HB*. own 

*area rs saekmg trustworthy mdmdual LICENSED HOME day care, 10 yrs 

*lo oversea household. Private kvmg experience Meals A snacks 

(810) 642-5435 

•ouansrs " 

i Ow iraraportss&zi 

• (810)044-0029 DAY CARE - nnsfcli A axpartanoad 

mc*iar would 8u* Ham 

•- nto* txds accaptod 

810-693-8687 

PUBLIC SALE • WEDNESDAY 

MAY A 1996 - 10AM 

85 Fort 2 « 1FIBP4639F A144412 

92 Fort 2 « 1FAPP12B7NW143B46 

91 USDMI a iieM53taMQBiso8i 

87 Fad W«r 1F4BP57UHG1' 

7 

A GREAT 

ESTATE SALE! 

By 

Everything Goes 

Fn-Sat. May 3-4/~l 0-4 

22746 

(lak* Bal Rd S' dl d 

COMPLETE ESTAT^ GOES' 

Inckidnff snbque armoira. cheat, 

secretary d*ak. oak hal Ira*. 

ol chairs • srequ 

A toy*, • 6 studded 

I • rocker • 3 piece 

pme table A chaas • son A gtos* 

labtos • good lampe • bookcases 

• Mrther recanar • partings • pair 

wmg ohavs . pme ooddal tads • 

gas BBO • umbraaa labts . line A 

me reweky . 

chat* A saver • queen sue bed • 

Ncrou . 1996 Neaan AJUms . 

hou** also tor sals • mora' 

8104554053. 810401 -5050 

V 

AN ESTATE SALE 

28604 Sunset 

Blvd. West 


SUNSET BLVD. runs west 

off Southfield Road, midway 

between West 11 Mile Road 

(1-696) 4 West 12 Mile. 

Friday-Saturday-Sunday 

(10 am to 4 pm) 

MUCH MAHOGANY INCLUDING 

SPINET PIANO: SMALL CHINA 

CABINET; ETHAN ALLEN DINING 

ROOM A CORNER BREAKFRONT 

TRUNOLE BED UNIT. SEVERAL 

COLOR TV* CHINA, CRYSTAL. 

GUN CABINET, HUGE SAFE, 

OFFICE FURNISHINGS: WASHER 

MANTLE A WALL CLOCKS 

LINENS, CLOTHING. FURS; 1986 

FORD PICKUP TRUCK WITH LMED 

A COVERED BED!'! 

A. & T. SALES 

Allen Schecter 

810-661-8842 

313-838-0063 

CLEAN OUT The Attic. 

Clean The Garage 

Have A Sale! 

CaJI 313-591-0900 

This Ctaaaification 

Continued on 

• CALL 313-538-2939 

Page H2. 

16th Congress District CONGREGATION 

DEMOCRATIC PARTY BETH SHALOM 

SATURDAY 6:30 pm • nam open tor Bmgo al 7:15pm • 

14602 W Lincoln 

Sheldon HaH 

Oak Part (£ of Greeoheid | 

[FtyroufriRd al Farmmgwr Rd) 

810-547-7970 

313-261-9340 

A Smofce-frea Envnrment 

S I T M M F R 

oookmg Uu»r -y^, 

Csi 8am to Spm « lift-251 UVONIA FAMILY 

INS SND are you'' 

tor atr 2 cmdnsn Orr* 

•YMCA^ 

PAY CAMP 

call date 

7.(8101 8814701 ime 10 «ug 21 

1-313-976-3000 

ONLY 48aMNUTC 

1-313-976-4000 

Child Care pTsttX'ian M*e maa- lLKSaaCalFree 

FRKS TwiL, c 3 1 BLACK RIVER 

advert riirKj your 

service with us 

MtollWiai r me M r 

• a M M t o N M i w 

NO BUND DATESIfl 

1-900-990-S737. Ext 5511 

jer^nanuto Must be 18 yrs 

QaAm. & kcauJt 

810*679*2505 

Sununcr Horse Ranch forcirh 7-15 

One and two week sessions Less than 2 hours| 

from Birmingham 20 miles north of Port Huron 

• HORSES-HORSES HORSES! 

Western Riding • -putting * Trail Rides 

• Swimming • Boating • Ten 

oM toto key* LMW4* or aUL Faryn Animals 

(ii 3)95 J2069 ptH 4817888 / 

FARM 

CAROUSEL 

ACRES 

(810) 3m-pony 

siMsvttei 

To place an ad in this dkactory please call 

KAREN at: (313) 953-2092

1996 MYSTIQUE CS 4 DOOR SEDAN 

i t t 

l« 

ONE PAYMENT LEASE 

%PRiNj& * 

SAVINGS 31 LINCOLN • MI K( I KV 

i\ \ o \ i 

Pacific & Green c tea re oat met. Opal 

gray clot cloth Preferred equipment 

pkg.37W 370A • Croup 1 • Rear window 

dewostei __ sster • Heated Mirror • Power 

antenna • Croup 2 • Man control air 

conditioning • AM/FM stereo radio 

w/cassette • 2.01 DOHC 4 cyt. 

engine • 5 speed manual 

transaxle P18V70R14 BSW 

tires. Frt/rear carpeted floor 

" mats. Stock 

•60755 

ER MONTH 

. MONTH LEASE 

1996 TRACER LIS 4-DOOR SEDAN 

750 Factory 

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Dark Baltic, CC Met. Saddle leather seats, includes 

$500 Renewal incentive Bonus. Stk. #61339 

24 MONTH LEASE 


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S 

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per month 

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1996 VILLAGER CS WACON 

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appearance group. MS wheeK. 

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1996 TOWN CAR EXECUTIVE 4 DR 

4.6L EFIV8 engine, electronic auto 0/D trans.. P215/70R15 

BSW tires. Dark Baltic. Lt. Graphite doth, includes $500 

Owner incentive Bonus. Stk. Ml 380 

month 


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DRYWALL FINISHING 4 Repair 

Sprayed 8 textured ceilings 22 Yrs 

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• • DRYWALL FINISHING •• 

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Take Away Trash Service 

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(810) 373-3381 

070 Electrical 

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two national award*. 

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ALPINE CARPET 8 

Truck mM. MM drying same day 2 

rm* 8 NM S» Sote $30 Love^M 

825 Alao boM^can 313-422-0258 

I Carpet RepaS 

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ALL CARPET LINOLEUM 

SALES. INSTAL 8 REPAIRS 

Dave 313-538-6254 

•BUDGET ELECTRIC" 

we service a* your weoncal ne* 

Uc Contractor • 30 Years. Exp 

Free Est • • • • • 1-600-847-3665 

E & M E L E C T R I C 

a* insured Free Esamates 

C L E A N U P & 

H A U L I N G S E R V I C E 

We ot Removal 

• On-Concrete 8 Shrub Removal 

. Fmiah 8 Rough Grading 

. Small Dozer Work 

Paul 313-326-6114 

• NOBLE'S * 

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B O U L D E R S 

• Keystone 

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• Interlocking Pavers 

• Landscape Timber* 

PCto* 8 Delivery 

8 MILE 8 MIDDLEBELT 

810-474-4922 

ATLANTIS 

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All kinds ot above around pools 

REPAIRS 4 PARTS 

Assemble -disassemble- removal 

HENDOtOÂYAKAOUA STAR 

Phone 313-522-0948 

Pager 201-8480 

ASK FOR JASON 

REDFORD ALUMINUM 

PRODUCTS 

. SIDING • WINDOWS « 

Small tam*y owned company 

offering reasonable pnces 8 

ereeHent workmanship 

Licensed 8 Insured 

313-464-1545 

313-953-0399 

VINYL 8 Alum siding Gutter*, mm, 

eoctosures. roofcng & related ton. 

Ak»n deanmg. waong. raMoralon 

(810)471-2600 

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FAMILY ELECTRICAL 

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ANY CARPET INSTALLED 

Sale* • Repair* . 20 yr* axp 

(313) 728-6169 

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a Water OanMea Squeaky Floor* 

Same DM Serv Ai Work GUM 

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810-626-4901 

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2-6060 

MASTER ELECTRICIAN (Retired) 

• No Job Too Sma»- UCAM 

(313) 277-6753 

•ROWE ELECTRIC 8 SUPPLY• 

Electric Contractow 8 Suppea* 

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moves WaaMnd 313-720-1222 

JDC HAULING CO 

Re* (Comm deon* RubtMfi. Ccrv 

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TM 7 dm/t a ML Jt» 313601-7073 

104 

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Wayne 

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313-721-4060^ 

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AIR CONDITIONING 8 HEATING 

WSTALLATIONS 

Free Est • (313) 451-1875 

Furnace CManeMCheckad $20 96 

or 

Air Conditioning Cleaned 8 

Checked $4800 

SerMoe 8 I iltlMm 

Uc. 8 Ina 81^474-4604 

LINE HEATMQ 8 COOUNQ MC 

108 

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HOME CLEAMNO SERVICE 

81CM23-M40 

(313) 299-1922 

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to MM. ROM 

313-427-3861 8KV3444S77 

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Cam UM 8 CuMom Wood 

Fiee EM. 013I 73»-7m 24 hr 

YARD CLEAN UP 

810-478-3939 

123 

I Lawn, Garden 

MaintJSemce 

AbeotuM nutWi 8 QuaMy Work 

SUN-SCAPE 

Landecape Maintenance Co 

Weekly Lawn Cutting Service 

. Spring Clean-ups 

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Free Esnmeke* (3131 454-7153 

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PAINTING BY MICHAEL 

HIGHEST QUALrTY 

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Removal 

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(810) 349-7499 

(313) 464-8147 

164 

Roofing 

ABSOLUTE OUALITY 

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Honest - Dependable - Fast 

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194 

Tile Work-Ceramic/ 

MarWeflJuarry 

ALL JOBS 

810-471-2600 

CHARLES CERAMIC 

Kitchen 4 bathroom Drywall Plaster 

4 Ceramic Tie Repairs Free est 

CaU anytime 313-564-3565 

• Staining • lextureo 

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• Plaster/Orywai f 

• Aluminum Siding 

INTERIOR PAINTING 

Wallpapenng 8 wM paper removal 

Quality Work at reasonable pnces 

CM 313-459-4133 

JERRY'S PAINTING 

1963 PtymouBi Salem Graduate 

Irk /Ext - CommTRes Paintmg 

12 Yr* expenenoe 313-462-5408 

J. PONO PAINTING 

Licenced. «UI« reference* ProNe- 

•ona father and ton* 40 y»s ewen- 

anced 522-2738 471-4674 

L O W R A T E S 

(810)476-0011 

(Jl 3)635-6610 

PAINTINGS APERING 

Plaatermo Repair*, WaMwadvng 

Vtea 8 Mastercard 

AFFORDABLE ROOFING 

Tear ctts, flat roots, carpentry siang 

QUfters, ctwnneys Free Estimates 

Ucensed 610-757-7232 

ALL - PRO HOOFING 

Licensed - InsurM Free est Senior 

discounts, New construction Tear- 

crffs Recover* Jonr. 313-525-6407 

• APEX ROOFING INC • 

31825 Trestam, Farmmglon Hias 

Ouawy wont completed with pride 

Famay Owned 

ucensed • Insured • Fair pnces 

For Honesty 8 Integrily cM 

810 855-7223 or 810 476-8964 

A PROFESSIONAL JOB at a Fan 

Pnce Guar. Reroots Tear-Otis 

Repairs 27 Years Exp Uc. Ins 

Joe Gregory (313) 722-7963 

J B TILE COMPANY 

QUALITY CERAMIC TILE 

Fully Licensed 8 Insured 

Specializing m showerpan repair 

For Estimates, Jim 810-463-2446 

OUALITY CERAMIC TILE INST 

New ConstrucborvRemod*kng 

Custom Work, IVyrs exp In*, 

Rainbow T4e - 810-689-0676 

TILE GROUT 

RESTORATION 

Let us Dnng your dirty hie 

grout back to life, we will 

restore * tor you (313) 420-4366 or 

313-522-1132 

ARROW HOME IMPROVEMENT 

We' specialize m roo8ng vmyl suMig 

& trim Seamless gutter mndow 

replacement, commercial smê-pfy 

rool systems CM Oave anybme 

113) 721-6925. or 721-S517 « 

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ALL GREEN LAWN CARE 

deame. aerabon power 

iwn cutbng andlandacapng 

(313) 467-5886 

BISHOP LAWN SERVICE 

WHY DO IT YOURSELF? 

CM me Pi'ulMainnaM 

lor Free EM M (313) 440-7379 

CHARLES- LAWN. Mnibbery 8 Ma 

mamaanenoe Mowing. pruntoQ. cxA- 

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WÊM. 313-554-3666 

Masterwork Painting 

INTERIOR • EXTERIOR 

POWERW ASHING 

ftejaMred 8 Inaurwl Free EM 

313-456-4887 - 

PETERSON PAINTING 

INC. 

Interior Extenor 

BEAT ANY WRITTEN ESTIMATE! 

(810)471-2600 

x (3i 3)835-6610 

New 8 REPAIR. Shinning, rubber 

roofing, cedar 1st tamng. 3«vTle»» 8 

related carpentry meurance went 

196 

Tree Service 

AFFORDABLE TREE 8 Shrub tnm- 

mmg and removal Mulcfi 8 Dark 

delivered 8 mstalled. $4S/yard Sod 

removaftoslMsbon 313-8122-6138 

Waitoeper InalMalioi" 

Orywaii Fêpair 

meed S—lacann 8 Sennce 

313-416-0883 

BEST 

CHIMNEY INC. 

HOOFING 

Recovering - Teer Gfs 

Lcensed -'Insured 

810-557-5595 

313-292-7722 

4214 Woodnard Ave. OM Park. Ml 

Q U A L I T Y PAINTING 

Ttiofougri P-eoaMMn 

Work MMMrSiM 1987 Not cheap' 

Free EsMnaM* - 810440-7106 

CRAWFORD BROTHERS • corv 

•bucbon rooAng *p*LiMall. MM MM. 

new rocM. ie rool*. emei 

repairs UcJIn* 313-453-431 

SAMS PROFESSIONAL Pambng 

SpeoMzmg m EM. 8 M CauMng. 

CUmNG. TRIMMING 8 EDGING 

OapMKMMe 8 neaurMiit rates 

Mrt Lawnt Service. LNOMB 8 

•ord area* (810) 47*JS2t 

GORDON'S LAWN HOMECARE 

CMRtiMM Mwn care aervtcee F M 

T-N-T 

RESTORATION 

totJEjd pa«MiM>i*8r*af»ng 

• Power washing 

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B u s i n e s s C a r d 

HERE! 

Call F « M a i l t . 

g t e t c i K r £ c t t « t r t c 

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BRADLEY HAROMOOO FLOORS 

3?3-WT-3331 

GARAGE DOORS 

• & OPENERS 

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Br l4 M R 

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27*>-2MH. May 4tv». 8-7 Toola 8 

household same 8 much more 

REDFORD - IMy 2 8 3 M»m 8 Ma 

4. aarrvnocr. BMy Mm* 8 mac. 15M1 

Dert> N d 5 E d 1Mb. 

CANTON. Glengarry 

Phase (V Sub aMe Mav 

2. 3 8 4, 9am-2pm 

Canton CenMr Rd to E 

on Saabroca. Or Look ta Baboons 

CANTON May 4. 8am-4pm Moving 

SaM 7738 RkJj* Rd Between 

Warran 8 Joy Furniture 8 more 

CANTON - May 2-4. 10-5 1401 

WMSwr, W ol Sheldon. N ol SaKZ 

Lady* dcthe* (18-20), cookbooks 

Tupperware. baakatt, cxMt Mma. 

cannmg |ar*. pen*, daybed. 

CANTON - Mom * to Mom'* Sale 

Some thmg* old, Some New SM. 

May 4, T0-2pm M Tn-C«y (NE 

oomar ol McNgan AvMHarman) 

CANTON, 237 N Connne. E ol 

Sheldon. N ol OterryfM. May 2-3-4 

FurrMure. etc something tor M 

ANOTHER 

2 GREAT SALES 

BY IRIS 

Sale «1 

Fn-Saf May 34. 10-4 

4451 Rolling Rne Drive 

Take Orchard Lake to Pontiac 

Trail GO W mMs 10 Rolling 

Pme Dnve 

•GORGEOUS LAKE HOUSE 

WITH OECORATOR 

SELECTED CONTEMPORARY 

FURNITURE. ART 4 

' ACCESSORIES 

Content* Include: 

3 like new custom made 

solas • McGuire dfmng sat 

glass top, 6 chaos 8 stagers 

• almond lamnate dmmg 

table wim 8 chain 8 buflef • 

leucne bar • maiWe cocktail 

tables • marble end table* • 

many fabulous contempo- 

rary lamps • OUT- 

STANDING LARGE 

CONTEMPORARY PAINT- 

INGS 4 COLLAGES • brass 

canopy-type king bed • iree 

standing brass mirror • 

almond laminate queen 

bedroom set complete • full 

OlTee with executive desk 4 

chair cabmets files etc • 

MINTON DINNERWARE, 

SERVICE FOR 12 WITH 

S E R V I N G P I E C E S 

GALORE "GRASSMERE 

PATTERN- • brass 1 glass 

accessories • designer 

clothes • STONE MARTIN 

FULL LENGTH FUR COAT 

. paddteboai boat 4 cover . 

1 987 F O U R W I N N S 

CANOIA 200 BOAT WITH 

CONVERTIBLE TOP WITH 

TRAILER 8 ALL ACCES- 

SORIES, 13 SEATER, 

LESS THAN 100 HOURS, 

IN ABSOLUTELY PER- 

FECT CONDITION • 

wa*»tei, dryer • full set ct 

encyclopedia Bnunnica 4 

collectibles galore! 

Sale #2. 

Sun May 5, 9-4pm 

29101 Wellington East 

Wellington Condos. located on 

12 MM Road between North 

western 4 Telegraph enter ban 

to the nght. to the iasl group 

Ol condo unfl to address 

MAGNIFICENT CONOO FILLED 

WITH COUNTRY FRENCH AND 

CONTEMPORARY FURNITURE 

Contents mauds 

Large sectional sofa • glass 

cocktail labia • BLASS dmmg 

tabte with 6 country French 

chairs • ACROSONIC 

BALDWIN COUNTRY 

FRENCH SPINET PIANO • 

4 large contemporary pamt- 

mgs • large SHAU mirror • lets 

ot good lamps, beautiful 

double armoire • white TAR- 

DEA dinette set • washer, 

dryer • twin Hitchcock beds 

• oeautftui accessories • lots 

ol books »-1U« kitchen erf 

accessories • much much 

mere* 

Ins Kaufman 810-626-633S 

Associate Member 

international Society of Appraasrs 

CANTON 6029 Portendgs W yer May 

3-5. 9-4pm 31032 NMtr. E al Mar- 

rlmarv. S al Cherry HI8. 

714 CkXkiai 

(313) 577-1 

vara Wang waddtog drea*. never 

bean worn, edrsmaly Hint, mual 

saal SB* 4. BaM c 

BASKETBALL CARO aaM ta Mia 

plus Ml*«eHaneou* cardtL 

313-525-7838 

GEM POLISHER. HT (Mmond saw 

M81 bench, maws, books aooaaao- 

M* 8 Mna. Ma 1 31>7aMB» 

n±a 

i -X XJ 

HOSPITAL BED BMMC $1000 

new Sear* brand Aafcr-g $600 

(313) 418-0318 

(»)3H 

[Laws Gar4a|4 

BASEBALL HTC 

mUmtm—x Ma rm» $«78. 

Mowei 10HP W/greae oekMer 

izrsgr t h u s 

DOLL HOUSES. 81264176. 

eat roduoed to $660 CNna 

reduced 10 $60 6104 

WHEELCHAIR - U M naw Used only 

. M O r t M h a ^ ^ ^ J M - t a 

Appliance* 

ELECTRIC RANGE. GE, whM, aM- 

cleaning. 3 yr* old Exoaaent oorxS 

Son $250 (313) 453-1442 

ELECTRIC WHIRLPOOL waaher 2 

apeed. 6 cycte. yeMw. $150 Wh*1- 

pooi gaa dryer (sxtrs large capacity 1 

Mi $125 Jack 810-84-1896 or 

206-5000 ' 

FREEZER • upright 

Whae Vary good 

(313) 387-2696 

FRK3CMRE &ECTT8C BM yeiow 

double wen $300 Kachen Nd* dan 

Her $200 (810) 3660632 

FURNITURE AND nsec houaafwld 

Hems. (313) 522-3689 

GORGEOUS oM rea-top deak. large, 

txaff-m kght. Nddsn compartments 8 

extras feOIVbeM B7O426-4268 

GREEN tealher sofa 4 

Enaendar*. 1 

aakmg $2650 

pnca $7500. 

313-801-3446 

HENREDON SCENE 1 WM ixvts 

TTumpeviM Formal Ursng room *M. 

Oak fruit Wood, crystal dial - 

rug (313) 823-4346 

BEVERLY HILLS queen madras® 

spring* good condlbon. oorsl twesd 2 

cushion couch, 3 cushion gold velvM 

couch, rowing mechme. sxsroee 

bike. Lowry home organ CM M-F 

day or evening 810 647-4837 

BED • Queen braaa bed wTOrthope«»c 

maltreas *M. naw m piasbc coat 

$1,000. sM $300 (313) 961-3472 

BEVERLY HILLS. 15655 Amherst. N 

ol 13. between Greenfield 8 Pierca 

Sal 8 Sui 9 30-4 30 evorythmg goes' 

BLACK laoquer- sofa. 2 

tovesests, 2 end tsbies 1 ooltee 

table. $1400 Must tM 810-437-7554 

STOVE. WHIRLPOOL, self dean 

electric w,'smooth top 1 yr,, white 

window After 6 (810) 477-4054 

THIS ENO-UP 4 piece solid wood 

computer Bator, with char exceMnl 

condition reteii $1,000 SM $500 

(313) 501-7762 

FOO-S BALL. fMBon 

Pertedl 

taior ' iMMaae, 

853^7 

FRAMED MIRRORS (2) * todI » * 

tool For 8Maaa room or MuMoflOO 

tor bo» (313^281-4257 

GARAGE DOOR OPENER 

•4 HP wah 2 -emotee Pro- 

teaaunaPy inatMteO $195 

Faal service 15 • yaM* 

aSSSw 

_ . Faat service 

•menenca J.R.O Door 

GREAT BOOKS to tha Western 

World 54 volume, m «ne pkte oonM 

tton >800 (313» 427-4372 

HOOKED ON PhomcaiHoofced sr 

Math. Whae wedOng Gown, sua 10. 

never worn. GaT* Mia. 24m to 

speed mad once (3Hra3T-3»U 

JUKE BOX 88. raatored $79S„CMe 

machine. Defender 8 RoboCop 

vdaos. ST* Mr ttocM 3130B36661 

MOTOR CEMENT MIXER. 4 II ecM- 

kXOs (313) 

ROLEX Submariner 

1980 modal Mint Paper* 8 box 

$1875 tan 810-332-0041 

NORDIC Wa8d« $325 Snowdower 

MM $28 RM* 

610484-7*75 

lOhp. $325 10 tpeed 

•Wlcw 56x4ff $75 

BOLENS MULCHING - 4hp lawn 

mower SM propMted, bag attach- 

ment. used 2 seasons, aakmg $295 

(810) 477-7523 

EXMARK EXPLORER. 52". $3600 

Scag 48". $1300 TraHsr. 6x1 Z. 

£65 (810) 7314672 

GRAVELY PROMASTER-SOMqwei/ 

Tractor 16HP, fnpte culling deck. 50 

mch out, 400 houn MM $3,500 

CM Dan (ayes) (810) 478-7148 

PROFESSIONAL INSTACLA| 

Company M »Mtalyo«Ba, 

door opener, any brand ©0 Faat 

service 15 yeer* r 

door sates, mela* , 

table. J R-G Door 

(313)1 

SWING SET - Road Maawi. Good 

HONDA 1900 4518 lawn tractor 46 

mch cutkng deck. hydrcMMk: dnve, 

S id coded, excepttonal condteon 

60O (517)848-1887 

JOHN DEERE 650 dwMl factor 60" 

mowing dack. kteel tor large la 

$6,500 313407-1 

1704 

WALDENWOODS VacMton Rkedl 

Membership .xpaea 2015. CamplM 

hshmg. boating swimming ckib 

house 8 mora Near SngMoTi 

$8,000 (313) 435-3782 

WINE MAKERS 20 x 5 gaMm. M M 

Carboys. 50 cases daMv. BonteejJ; 

' - (810) 851 4032 

JOHN DEERE 1902 48m Com- 

meroa) Wafc-behmd Mower I4hp 

687 fir* $2300 (313) 4534079 

751 Musical 

Instruments 

TOSHIBA COLOR LAP-FIP 120M6 

Hard drive memory 8 MB RAM 

486SX processor sound card Sofl 

ware extras $1200 8«0-S4S48U 

JOHN DEERE Lawn Tractor. 1992 

Model LX178, 38" deck, mulch, 

bagger, trailer $2750 Mmconttton 

CAR • (810) 332-2335 

466 ZX 80 Computer 8 megs ol 

ram 540 megharddnve, 15 m tuper 

VGA flat screen monaor, 144 Wemal 

fax modem. 16 bit soundcartf 2 

red CO Rom. mouse keyboard. 

lOftwar* $950 (313) 4950502 

734 Electronici/Andio/ 

Video 

BOSE 701 lower speakers excellent 

condfficm w*h weve technology. Over 

$1000 IWM ISXXM* 810444-4241 

LIVING ROOM • Tradteunal Draxel 

rtenlage couch (bkje 8 ru*l tapeatry) 

$200 2 blue chairs 8 ofloman $200 

610-476-1964 

LOVE SEAT dark brown Uke new 

Paid $1200 SM $325 2 end tablea/ 

coffee table $100 (810) 3344323 

LOVE SEAT/SIMMONS sleeper. 2 

matching sofa chair* Bkie $400/ 

best Good condtaon 610-2534485 

FARMINGTON HILLS - Tools, 

household Hems, furniture 4 more 

May 2-4 9-5 33670 Bemadne It 

Mile 4 Famwnflton Rds 

BED - THOMAS VILLE (FMter Par* 

Collection), Queen, 4 poster bed. 

pecan $1100 610-449-7107 

FURNITURE dothmg. household 

items, miscsllaneoijs Hems Fn . 9-4. 

SM, 9-3 405 Eddord Cade. Troy 

FURNITURE - weidng generator. 

TVs. and much more SM 9am to 

5pm Sun. 10am to 4pm 17207 

Robert. S d 10. belwsen Greenfield 

4 Southfield 

LIVONIA-2 homes become 1 Furni- 

ture. b*as, rmac household S, 

Laurel Park Sub 8 to 5. FA & SM 

only 38173 Bloomfield 

GARDEN CITY - Frt 4 SM. 9-5. 

Sun, 9-1 30934 Florence, N ol 

Cherry HM, E. ol Memmar 

GARDEN CITY 31915 RotNn, W ol 

Memman. S of Ford Furniture, 

clothes toys Thun thru SM. 

LIVONIA, HUGE Sate' Lots ol items 

May 34 5. 10-5 PM 9024 SheOyad* 

Plymoulh 4 Famsngton. 

UVONIA, LITTLE Tyke* toy*. Little 

Tykes car bad. antiques, furniture, 

tools, L dsy only Sat V ' 

35149 Orangeiawn S ol 

W d Wayne 

UVONIA - May 3-4 6-5 35063 Dover 

at Am Arbor Tr behm Newtkaî 8 

Wayne Everything from A-Z 

UVONIA - May 2. 3.4. 9-4pm, 28447 

Elmira. S of Ptymoiah Rd E 01 

MMdtebM Sometang tor everyone 

Kids dories, toys, tamnure 

14312 RKhttekj. S d 5 Mte. W d 

Newburgh Newer baby 

wood dmette sets exeroee equp 

ment novels Centvay 4 ai 1 stroaer 

nice rmac. No Early Sates 

2-4. 9-4 

Robert Or S d PtymoulfvW d Mid- 

deben Houeenold. dtahaa. 8 toys 

LIVONIA MULTI-FAMILY Sale 

31 $17 Haas, N ol Joy, W ol Mar 

nman Wed-Sim. 9-7pm 

BEDWATERBED. oak. quean aua 

neater mirror trenhetoe maê pads- 

TM NEW $380 CM 313-271-3318 

MICRO-WAVE 4 Cart - $75: HiFt 

$50 Secretary Cat.net $75 Call 

(313) 427-1436 

STOVE W,MICROWAVE - Tappan 

etecbK VYN old. never ueed $750 

or besl 810444-5006 

Sub-Zero - teparate rMngeraior, 

separate freezer each 3 ft wide > 6 

ft high, for buM-m kitchen appkea- 

fton, W h nm exceltenl Cost $5000 

new • $75Ot>0th CM BiK after 4 

4H CLASSIFICATIONS 751 to 826 

O&E Thursday, May 2, 1996 

QAOAN - Wurtiuer Orb*. 3 km 

PIANO S*try Or and flsetursa 

f Ntotonc Mt 

Woodbntfcr I 

(313) 832-536 

PIANO Bet 

Itod Stemwey upright 

mesage voice 

810*47-1286 

PIANO be 

udut 6 Yamdia. r*bn- 

Made $9400. 

rrxd sMil^folS? 

$4000 810-228*772 

783 Cats 

CATS -1 mate 1 tomato TOM. Irani 

CFA REGISTERED « mo oW Hk* 

Pn>r< tidy adfmil. to um a 

Mud or pd E uc Him Beckgroimd. 

(313) 84-2427 

CORNISH RfX 2UMNI 13 mo* 

fixed MmM. M shot* Bed ofler 

(•10) 619-0907 

HIMALAYAN * PERSIAN 

m* Ml. M tof 

»H. mul 

$150-$250 

• 10 WfMI 

810-656-04 73 

to> MM Young Chang 

M. immacul 

810-626 7969 

upright rvory KraiM im-neculet 

* 

condbon, $3o0 

PIANO • Grlnnbl consol* 

bench Excdtem 

013) 453 142 

mahogany wim bench EwMwu 

condbon $750 " 

PIANO KAWAi console. beeutitul 

old. immaculat 

e 

(810) 625-150 

jolden oak. 3 yrs old. onmacuiM 

liaavbML — 

. PIANO Uprid* 

Mud Sa*' $20 

Cal 26-7910 

AKITA PUPPIES- AKC 1 mate. 1 

femato al shots aicalanl tempera- 

ment 313 534-2648 

ALASKAN MXLAMUTE pup^S 

AKC $350 

Aftar 5pm (313) 535-3904 

AUSTRALIAN CATLE Dog - Mala. 

3 mo AKC at shots 31^287 4817 

or 810-749-5370 

BEAGLE Mala To a god homa 3"4 

yr old any 8 mad manered. god 

with children 313-45-7182 

BOUVIER DES FtUrir* - Fawn, 

mala 8 mos AKC, obedience 

school Musi sal 810-795-9780 

PURE BRED Brtlarys availabl 

e tor 

loving homes Please cal 

1810) 673-676 

800 

02 

Airplanes 

CLASSIFIED SELS 

s 

Boats/Motors 

ACHILES 1966. irtUtaWe 12 It 

wod floor *k*nmi*n oars to* new 

$1350 810-679-2591 

12 & 14 ai*nmum Boats 4 Barter 

Several boat motors 

1810) 29-696 

BAJA-86. 181)4 m M). Irarter 

custom paint 40 f*s Excdtortl 

810641-3484 or PM 810*990772 

802 

BoaU/Molors 

MARINER 18 It. 75HP Jo»m*on, E- 

Z load Irarter $2,00 Cal alter 3pm 

r3131 4?7-«156 

MARINETE 28FT 196 Flybndga. 

twin 318s S.catant omMon. al 

(610) 349-7232 

MASTERCRAFT 1902 PRO«TAR 

205 130 nrs rea-whae $20,50 

(810) 6-1727 

MASTERCRAFT 1960 Tnatar 190 

30 hours Tralar Euaaant onck- 

bon $16,50 610-363-2773 

MAXUM 191 17 8.70 horapowar 

bowndar cover A trailer $4 050 

Hocat. $650 (610)227-16S2 

MUST SEL! 194 VXR Yahama 

Waverurmar low hrs lake over pay- 

ment . equipment 313-721-4165 

NAUTIUNE 1071 30 fl hbaitfaM 

houseboat 316 sngma. 25 tip 

Chrysler $85CCbest 313-483-5063 

PINTAIL 1962, 14 loot 

mcfcxtoe sas & trai)ar .$i200 or baat. 

Cal (810) 624-5695 

1967 20 It Riviera 

Cruiser 35hp Mercury many extM. 

$4900besl 810-640-9662 

PONTOON 

'Crurser. 

low hrs. 

PURSUIT 22 Cudy Cabin. 230 

Merc inboard Eagle trailer loaded 

$20 0 (313) 565-6138 

804 

Boat Doc kWMtn&ea 

SUMMER BOAT DOCKAGE 

Chan ot MM. l hour Irom moat 

YOUNG S MARINA 313-496-2494 

807 

Motorqrdca/1 

MinibikeWGo-Kiru 

AUCTION HARLE Y DAVHJSON 

Carton Poaoe Department 

150 So Carton Carter Carton 

Sal May II. 10am 

Preview 9am - aucbon day only 

(3) FXRP poke modaTs 138 6CCa> 

81 6 cu In Motorcycles hava leM 

•vn 9 0 mtoa eerti Pofece aqup- 

mant has bean removed 

Team Ona Kek or. $ Aucbonars 

(616) 273-3318. ant 40 

GO CART INDY 50 

lang toeroaas bod* 3>-» HP Eafial- 

: conoEon' $750 3I>-42K106 

GOLO WING 1964 Aapancada 

40.00 maes 2 helmets with head 

sets. C B racKvstereo caaaatla Lola 

ol chrome, lights and al lha toya 

Enceliant condition $5,000 

810-64-526 

QUICKSILVER & Irtlalble. 9 It, 10 

Horse Power Mercury Outboard 

SlOOtws 

t (313) 261-0769 

GOLD WING 1979 - ft* areas 1 

owner 3T 0 maM $1.80 or beat 

oltor CI evenings 

(313) 531-732 

812 Caaperi/Motor 

HoaeaTriikn 

COLEMAN 196 • Pop-up Sequoia 

Camping Tralar Steep* 7 1 lung 

bad. l quean sua. I hl-ut. fut 

naca. awntng 2 movm ica bo«. avfc. 

tv dnate 10 gal water lank, lots dl 

storage v«V storm .endows. Irt»- 

nor cram I blue can.Mt $ 

screens Eseekert condOon &jar 

Ctean $380 (810) 471- 

COLEMAN 1904 Saquou P0(M«I. 

7 Many options EscaHarU 

kept. $570 (313)422-5693 

824 

Tracks For Sale 

•NEED A CAR? 

Bed Cred*. StoeH 

KM* Panan Chevrolet^ 

Cai Sieve P 810-35 i OC 

Mioi-Vaw 

819 

AntoaViD^d 

stove Kanaca. ca bos. walar 

coniMon $1250 8.10-3630207 

CROSMAN 

maM. god 

112.900.test 

2T. 59.00 

• Naw ferae 

(810) 560-3673 

DODGE 1978 Covered Wagon 

motwhome lertlc conMon. 77.000 

mlM. $4960 Eves 810-737-2011 

EUTE 1967 5*1 wheel - 35 toot, 

•sealant contMon. $13,50 And 

1 0 GMC Plok-up. I ion. h*y 

loaded tor 5* wheel. 14. 0 m*m. 

$14,50 (3131 425-326 

ELKHART 1072 22 travel trader 

ancaiant ondMon Many updatM 

$2000rbaat Details 313-721-6218 

GOLD WING 194 naw m 95. 2 hel- 

mets wtwndeine intercom, 4,50 

miles $9700tie«t (810) 784-5607 

REINEL 1977, 19 ft 120 HP depth 

vary we* kepi ornnal 

vofer 313-207-1652 

owner $4995'0ltor 

RINKER. L984 205CC. 140 IO low 

hours very god condbon FuMy 

loaded Besl oltor 810-360-1169 

BAS BOAT, 1969 6 It aluminum 

deo V hul Low hours $6.000t>eet 

ofer After 6om - ~Jl 3-459-5026 

BAS BOAT 198 20 FT Gambler 

20 Mercury S prop eleclroracs 

motor giada. tandem trailer F er an 

Red sharpl $11,000 (810) 

27-1368 

BAS TRACKER 1967 16. dep V. 

25HP Manar console ton finder 

sxlras $2,50 (313) 462-28'8 

BAS TRACKER - 18 ft 40hp 

Johnson power trim, trol motor. 2 

•Uepth t*ders $6 0 810-348-6396 

CHIHUAHUA PUPS - AKC 

old 1 male. 1 lemal 

e black & tan 

$20>'a piece (313) 425-3860 

CHIHUAHUA PUPS AKC shots 

wormed starter kit $300up. adults 

$10 (313) 896-0657 

VECTRA 30 posmon multi- 

Gym Brand new/sMI under 

waranty Top quality structure must 

m« S3.20C 1610) 247-1317 

BROWNING A-BOLT 2 LR New in 

boi w'Leupol 

d m8 4« Compact RF 

Special 1550 (313) 454-9773 

COMPOUND BOW Bear Kodnc 

eo t> pul. 37 mches $15 

(810) 097-9565 

Magn^ 

2 new Minkota alectnc oolf cady 

carts, in bo». used for oni> 9 holes 

sd75 lor 2 $450 each 810-264-10" 

GOLF CLUBS (lady's) 

eons, 3 puters 

covers $125 

eons. 3 puters, brand new got bag 8 

1810) 642-33*8 

GOLF CLUBS- 

VAS sandwec 

graphite shafts 

Cleveland 

VAS sandwedga thru 3 irons 

t $41 

170 313-461-0219 

6OLF CLUBS.Mens complete set 

ten handed $10 Lefl handed 

Srachne B-g Bertha. $T5 Boys nfl« 

handed S35 810-625-6028 

OOLF CLUBS mans. 9 iron*. 3 

Mock. $120 AMo 10 sons $ 3 wods. 

S18C 810-87-682 or 313-42-3209 

GOLF CLUBS mena left handed 

1,3. 4 5 Wb6.metal wod* 3-SW, 

cavity back iron* Graphite shafts, ft 

bag $30 a Dast (313> 38-U39 

GOLF CLUBS 2 sets ol men* 

set of Ladwa Cobra 

(810) 615-3811 

T 1 

LADIES GOLF dubs. Cobra wods & 

irons Days : 3131-953-3656 or 

after 5pm (313) 85-6732 

LADY'S golf clues RAM 3 Wods. 8 

trains e*ce«ent condmon $30 

Days 313 532-4700 Evas 

810-683-2929 

MIZUNO TOUR MZ. medal wods 

1 3. 5. 2 Ihru 9 iron*, wmylon bag 

$125 Aflef Spm (313) 459-1462 

CHOWS Pupies 8wks lo 3yrs 

Pl*e-bred. some w,'paper 

s Litle 

Bears Must See' (313) 29-9206 

COCKER PUPPIES - Buf quality 

shoWpet 10 weks .1350 

After 6pm (810) 786-1089 

COLIE I SHEPARD Mix Mate al 

shots 3 mo* old 810-855-4136 

BAVLINER 1986 AVANTI - 29'* «. 

twin engine*. *»ce#enl condbon low 

hoi**, new camper lop. sleeps 6, 

LOran $35 0 (810) 349-5436 

BAYLINER 192 bowndar. excelent 

condrtion 70 horsepower with traler 

TLT $ TRM. gauges & bilge pump 

$4,450 Cal eves t517)546-2771 

BAYLINER Iff Capn Bowndar 125 

LO w lraeer god shape Musl sea 

$340 (810) 853-5079 

RINKER 1989. 25fl Fiesta V. 230 

hours V8. aft cabin. Loran. VHFOF 

Stereo, tandem trailer excelent 

conrMon $17,50 |610) 477-6467 

SAILBOAT, CATALINA 27, Atomic 

Four, crwsaig eqiapped exoeaenl 

condition $9,50 (810) 375-064 

SAIL BOAT - Chryser Bucaner 

18«1 w/lraier garage kapt. SHOO 

best 810-615-4051. eves 

SAIL BOAT. CL16. exceltenl condi- 

tion $2750 (810) 781-3250 

SAIL BOAT. 19 ft Sandpiper 

, catwn 

sleeps 4. 4 hp outboard, trailer, ale 

$190 (810) 471-5264 

HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1972. 1.00 

coB god comtbon $420 or beet 

ofler (313) 536-562 

HARLEY DAVIDSON 195 Sport- 

ster 83 hugger, extras $7 60 

(313) 454-097 

HARLEY DAVIDSON. 1991, Ultra 

Glide $13 0 

313-538-8926 

HILO SUPER Kactwi hot water, 

turnace Slaw* 4-6 God ondMon 

$290 (313) 824-0349 

ABSOLUTELY 

HIGHEST $ PAID FOR 

QuaMy Cars & Trucks 

WJft CO 

(313) 562-7011 

Jeystem 27 / 2mp» 

10 dowrv$246 a ma 15 mo It** ovar 

^SSTSSm 313-613-4867 

FORO 1904 Ranger XL. 5 apaed air. 

CO stereo. Tonau cover tnet 

11.00 COM* M60C Ca« -W 

5 30pm (313) 729-2768 

FORD 1903 Ranger XLT, Btodi 

beauty air cassete. 32.00 «*M 

S%3 or bMI (810) 49-327 

CHE VY 103 • » CL-. yjao 

mtoa. Pertod Com*on $12,30 

(610) 6*4-4639 

CHEVY. ASTRO Toes ConveraMi 

extended 11.20 Mto*. MjMj 

$l8.50trt>e*t (810) 61S-132 

820 Junk Can Wanted 

ARON PAYS MORE! 

Turn Itot iunk. runrwio. wreckei 

car into cah 313-642-1275 

A 4 D AUTO SALVAGE 

Junk & running cars wanted 

No body pays mora 

(313) 531-284 

IN+RUDER - 1094 34ft Non- 

amokjng. pat* moat optiona. 

$42,50 810-69 

810-896-4791 

JAYCO 1967 Deluxe pop-up. sleep* 

8. stove, oven, refng. lolet. ctcilat 

awrvrig. tandam axle eioatont oorv 

iton Aatang $3,750 313-561 1546 

HARLEY DAVISON 192 Dyna 

Gkde 50th Datona Limited Edition. 

240 miles $17,250 (810)477-7433 

HARLEY 1987 FLHS Klrker pipe*, 

very sharp many extras $10,70 

(517)546-1633 

HARLEY 1967 FXRS Spoil Edtbo 

1340 ccs, 720 miles, extras, 

custom 2-tone pamt, sport wmd- 

Shueid. mint cond®on $90 Cal 

Don 810-35-305 

HARLEY 196 Road K»w flfMn $ 

$19 SOCVbest 

Mack, extras periacl. 

SAtLBOAT 22- Pearson 6 hp out- 

board. 5 sails, snk 8 porta poty fi* 

V -berth 8 2 halt berths docked » 

lagoon at Del YachtClub 1st $2 0 

(810) 54-1070 

SAILBOAT 16" Sloop Cuty cabin 

Motor, trailer, garage kapt $2000' 

best alter (313) 459-6040 

SANDPIPER 19 ft sailboat wth 6 

HP Chrysler 8 trailer $3 0 

B10-642-3426 

BAYLINER 1969 17ft Bowlder 

w.lraAer, 2 3L Ford engwie iro low 

hrs $480 1810) 258-6431 

DACHSHUNDS AKC Min. Black & 

Tan. 14 wk*. 2 males $350 8 $450 1 

female $50 Show Qualit 

y Shots 

and wormed 810-29-618 

DACHSHUNDS • 2 mm-long ha* 

neutered 8 named W* separate 

Cheap Musl Go 810-312 2056 

DASCHUNO PUPIES - 6 wek* 

home rarsed gcod with chrtdren 

$350 313-453-1215 

DOBERMAN beaualU male neda 

period home Neds Wwng lamly 

Great wflh kids (313) 480B424 

ENGLISH SPRINGER Spaniels 

AKC Irver 8 Whit 

e 7 weks old 

First shot* (313) 535-0340 

FORD 1991 E -150Convar«ion. rear 

heat 1 an n vr casete 59. 0 mto*. 

$10,50 810-649-5045 610649-3658 

GERMAN SHEPHERD Puppies: 

AKC OFA Black. Black/tan. Mack.' 

arfver (517) 265-2453 

GERMAN SHORTHAIRED Pomtera 

AKC •Rag d pu» ready to place 

May 25 $250 each 810-67-4143 

GOLDEN RETRIEVER 

AKC registered Born 

$40 (313)678-2766 

pi*****. 

3/21/06 

GOLDEN RETRIEVER pupy ador- 

able 2 mos old lemale. shots. $325 

(810) 478-0743 

LAB. AKC Yelow 7 weeks. OFA. 

Champion unM. stocky. Guaran- 

teed $50 (5171 23-3170 

MOUNTAIN BIKE, 24" Schwirm 

Sni'cash 8 Roler SUd« - black 

Bravo 10 >4: SlO&cah 810-47-2350 

MOUNTAIN BIKE - Trek 60 wom- 

an s. w» acesories Brand naw 1 

$190 (313) 513-218 

NORDIC TRACK-New paKJ $49 

akmg S25&best Scf>w*m top of Una 

exercise Mto $360 313-416-3771 

NOR0IC TRACK *k! exercise! 

Sequoia modal wi*i performance 

monitor $350 313-382-5250 

NOBOtC TRACK WjIkN TreadmH 

Like new, $40 Musl sail 

810-641-700 

- POOL TABLES 

«rSfle.~ar»que, ultra modem 

bar sua Ftoor model demo s 

610-309-7255 Eves #10-547 3060 

SOLOFLE* • wtog $ Bunarlty 

atachmariL hto new $650 

01 anytime (313) 961-5060 

SOLOFLE* WORKOUT machine 

Ski Master XCt $175/bolh 

SOLD 

WORKOUT EQUIPMENT Gympec 

150 axwe DODSt 

i with weights 

leg-UK atachments 810-64^-5503 

Wanted lo Buy 

LAB Pups AKC. yelow Mack Guar- 

anteed Shots, wormed OFA Ready 

May 4 $30-$350 810-358-509 

BLUE FIN 14ft Aluminum Boat with 

trailer 20 HP Mercury engine Many 

extra'*! $10X1 • • • SOLD 

BLUEFIN 1067 19" io new 2 3 Ford 

more trator new seats, upholstery 

many extras $495 810-624-806 

BOAT MOTORS - Johnson 5hp, 

$275 Johnson 3hp $165 C*nlon 

5hp $195 (610) 348-2361 

CAPRI. 14 loot sail boat 1969 with 

Balko trader excetont condbon 

$2BOO (810) 646-549 

CARVER (19031 30 Maner 86 hrs 

a*, heat, lots ol extras, brand new 

condmon $63 90 (517)671-2138 

CATAMARAN PRINDL.E 16 ft with 

traitor, naw tarp. god cndaon. 

$1 0 or beat ofler 810-478-5713 

CCC. 1973, 36- T-427. 

dauMe cat*> gneraaor. charar 

•« $28,0 810-47-4 

C 8 C 1960 - 24 toot, 7 5HP motor, 

excelent condnon Rotor Forming. 

$9,00 (313) 565-3245 

CENTURY Resorter 1957. 16", fu«y 

restored tn 1990. axceient condtion 

S65COt*Ml 810-606-0952 

cudy 

S 50 

1968 CXL -196" 

175HP Mercruaer 

(313) 591-365 

CHAPARRAL 198 Mercruiser 

inboard outboard. low hours $5 80C. 

best (313) 427-5671 

SEA-OOOS 193 GTX & SPX. with 

traitor & accessories, low hrs. Excel- 

lent condbon 1810) 664-7736. 

SEADOO 195 SPX includes 

trailer 2 We vests cover 8 ful war 

•anty $4,70 610-396-6966 

SEADOO S, TWO 194 s. very low 

hours, great condition, w trailer 

$960 Cal Van i0-4pm (313) 

538-878 

(2) SEA-OO Waveruners 

GTX and 194 XP Shorelander 

194 

G' 

2 place trailer weaver 8 al aceso- 

ries SIC 0 Please cal afler 6pm 

(313) 53-516 

SEADOO 190 with trator cover 

Super clean 50hp S3.10 

810-738-8155 

SEA DO 194 XP excelent cond- 

tion low hours, trailer $470 Cal 

afler 7 30pm |313) 878-0747 

SEA DO 192 XP w'cover Low 

hrs Two place m water hoist $4 0 

810-363-525 or 313-535-6000 

810-663-0356 

HARLEY. 1991, Sportser Hugger. 

650 miles Uke new (313)844-6401 

HARLEY 194 Sportster excetont 

condtion extras. 1 40 m*es.$9.60 

(313) 53-4540 

HERITAGE '996 SoBail 

tone red and silver $19,20 

1810)437-9360 

HONDA 1961 C8750 Custom - 

black, stereo taring new tires 8 

clutch. SIOOOtMS 

l (313)721-6206 

HONOA 1973 CB3S0 Not runrwio. 

9 0 onpnal mtos. • • • • SOLD? 

HONDA 194 CBR, 290 mtos, 

$560 CS 90 I 960 790 mtos 

$150 BoH perfect (810) 626-9541 

JAYCO 1989 pop-up J King 

deeigner Mne* 12" box. Move, 

refrigerator overhead cabinet*, fur- 

nace, wardrobe, canopy *uroe 

breaks. $3250 Wtxom 81£X24-lS0 

LAYTON 196 30 fl aleepe 6. a* 

awnmg* 1acks excetont condbon, 

many exlrai $8,00 313-422-6611 

MALARD 1967 27 fl C motor 

home Clear, many extraa. low mtoa 

$17,90 (810)632-7590 

MOTOR HOME 1904.28 Fleetwood 

JamborM Seardier, 12. 0 mtoe 

ewnmg. ae super vert, exceaent 

condSm, $34,20 (810) 336^686 

NOMAD 1960 29' Mepe 6 God 

ondBon $3 0 313-422-1440 

NOMAD 194 5th wheel. 26'4 ft 

doutoskd* out central ar. heat 

stereo $14, 0 (517) 546-4517 

ON AN. 4.00 wal generator excel- 

lent shape $650 (313) 595-7234 

PALAMINO 1991. pop-up. uke new 

sleeps 8 used 10 omm $35(XVbesl 

(313) 397-9708 

PALOMINO 192 hardsided pop-up 

A* artonnatoooelei kitchenete 

furnace M $320 810-54-154 

PROWLER 1985 trailer ooach. 28 ft 

new ti*nece 8 new awnmg Excetont 

condtion $50 (810) 354-6376 

A L L A U T O S - T O P $ $ 

junked wrecked or nrnmg 

E & M: 474-4425 

Evenings 313-460-4060 

AUTO ABSOLUTELY pays mora lor 

n*nng or M* aulo* (io $5,000) 

(313) 534 1923 

822 

Tnicki For Sale 

CHEVY BLAZER 195 4 door 

sped 4 3 Iter VB Rear axis 5.00 

- • $19 80 (313) 453-6914 

CHEVY 192 Bluer S-10, Tahoe 2 

WD loaded MM 48.00 m«M Musi 

Sel $950 810-542-8647 

CHEVY 1965 Btaiar 4x4-n« greal 

. Brakes & i'm Everything 

worVs $650 Eves 810^77-1966 

CHEVY. 1904, Cl500. short bed. V6 

waranty Oronal owner 

$10,50 (313) 27-0590 

CHEVY 190 CI50 Sport pick-up 

peefcaga. Mack. 350 V-8. 96.00 

mtos Excelent condbon $9 0 or 

best ofler (810) 586-4016 

CHEVY 191 S-10 bta '-to , P"^ , 8'* 

313-495-8740 313-961 3171 

DODGE 196 Grand Caravan SE 

Dual Skiing doors, nicety loaded. 

13 OCX) miles $23, 0 Ca* 

8arv6pm (810) 628-5695 

RANGER 190 extended cab pick- 

up. V6, automatic. $179 down $129 

mo 20 minute credl approval by 

phone OAC 

TYME AUTO (313) 45-56 

RANGER 193 

excalanl 

. 53.0001 

mdei 5 sped S8. 

Splash Loaded 

J?I3) 513-; 

53. 0 laghway mtos 4 cyi- 

i.960 (313) 513-7839 

RANGER 194 -Splash" onjange 

only 21.00 miles. $9,594 

DEMMER FORD (313) 721-260 

CHEVY 192 S10 extended cab 

spaed, cap 63,00 miles $6.80& 

best Musi Ml 313-501-9431 

CHEVY. 194 SILVERADO 2500. 

4x4. automatic, loaded, Nu> new' 

$17.50CVBest (313) 525-510 

CHEVY 1994. S-10, LS. 4 3 V6, 

automabc. 670 actual mtos like 

new. many extras Mornings 

313425-289 or aryftne 81&474-38Ce 

HONDA 1984 CR-50. lot* ol extra* 

with ful Bag ol gear excelent condi- 

tion Musl se# $l100/best (517) 

548-2707 

HONOA 1962 N«*iawfc 750 AMFM 

stereo casaeto. 620 mtos axcetort 

oendbon $250M>ast (313) 534-9630 

HONOA 1978 750 Some options 

mdudng sadtobags Low mites, 

greal condbon $950(810)585-8188 

HONDA 1987 Spre Great cond- 

bon black. $50 or best oltor 

Cal (313) 525-0632 

SEA NYMPH 1989 - 16 ft, 

Mana Godcond 

S6 0Sesl Ofler 

SOhp 

Mama. God condtion Fi#y loaded 

(313) 729-824 

SEARAY 1983 19ft bow nder EZ 

loader 1989 Sailer new custom 

cover 28 ho $650 810-663-9025 

SEARAY 1965 25 ft Sim dancer rwm 

140 en^nes. loran 10 gal gas 

tank camper lop. 3 new Bateries, 

we* availabl 

e Moving must se« 

$14 SOOêst (313) 878-1558 

CHRYSLER 16 loot Bas Runer 

30HP Chrysler motor, runs wel 

SlOOObes 

t (313) 52-0814 

LABRADOR RETRIEVER Pups- 

Chamt»onah» lme*. black ($500). 

chocolate ($650) Dewclaw*. 

wormed, shots 313-86-2605 

LAB RETRIEVER n», 11 mos 

Black spayed houM trained need* 

a tovrig tarty $150 313462-3645 

LAB yelow AKC 6 wtu 

U god Irv 

now $40-$450 

(810) 623-1618 

LHASA APSO. AKC. 6 wka Old, I SI 

Mt ol shots. 2 males 2 lamataa. 

$250-$30 (313) 721-2231 

LHASA APSO put*. AKC. 8 waks 

crtd home raised. Champon Ped- 

gree (313) 563-1464 

PIT BUL ptcpes 15 westo. male 4 

temaM $250 par Cal 31M74-0601 

ROTWEILER Pups AKC 

: Wel bred, god lemparanan 

, Sanous tnqunn Only Cai 

aAar 5pm 313-722-0293 

ROTWEILER pi»e4tocMn*ho^rw. 

AKC. raaed m homa. tfismporwl*) 

Mod ina (810) 476-41 

ROTWEILER 04* $ weks old. 

$32$ Cal 

313-836-0135 

DESIGNER WANTS 10 buy ornate 

ait caa* Stsmwsy Grand Piano Also 

standard Stainway Grand 

313-862-6868 

SLIDE PROJECTOR w*i carousel 4 

remote neded m once (810) 

932-3148 

WANTED Aft Old*. Bun* ar Acord 

LaM 1960-t wah low mtoa PtoaM 

ca* (810) 356-4812 

S WANTED S Top dotor pari tor 

iructo cars armle ootocbon « 

ona torn Tin. sic 810- 546 7506 

V 

m 

ANIMALS 

PCTVUVCSTOCK 

#780-798 

PCT WTER6 NC 

a Years Sema 

J 4 am 

" MT *sr* m yr** own 

TLC ' toOy^DoB wetong 

MCHW Betore l» * 

783 

SHEPHERD lovely Mack tonato 2 

old. peper* reed, to breed $360 

810-474-1316 

vrs c*d. c 

w> god 

CROWNUNE. 1994, 2 a Vary low 

hrs t Excetont condbon $23,500, w 

trator. JeHerson Beach sip ndudad 

(810) 548-6262 or (810i 54064 

CRUISERS INC 2970 Espni 191 

Mm 350 V dnve, 120 hrs. Loran 

stereo Lot* of extras Very god 

condbon $52 50 (313) 326-262 

CRUISERS INC 1991. 2570 Rogue 

mercury sleep* 4 adUls Ml can- 

vasa aura s $23 90 810-674-2348 

DYNASTY Apolo. 1986 18T opan 

•ar. IO. C*PVM. 

HO) 826-780 

190 hp Mercruaai IO. 

S670GbesL (810) 

FIBERGLAS DEP V-hul 17V. 

140 mboardouftoard. mM condbon 

mam extra* Badotor 313421-1274 

CITATION 1962 171. 120 Martnaaar 

mboardoutoard cpen bow barter 

$3,80 (313) 525-2721 

FISHING POAT 190 18ft 5HP. 

outboard •icetont condbon Low 

hours $420 (313) 459-5493 

SEARAY - '963 26ft Sundancer 

excetont condbon many extras 

$15:90 313-422-0406 

1968 IT, 95 HP Mercury 

outboard, al equipment 

, a bargain al 

(313) 455-5248 

SEARAY, 

ouiboar 

$2,50 

KAWASAKI 192 Concours, Mack 

win red p*i striping, Hek-bars Corbm 

seat. mM condtion $4950 

(313) 535-9657 

KAWASAKI 1987 Ninja 250. 930 

mto* Excelent condbon $1250 or 

best 313-397-5887 

KAWASAKI 1985 Nm|a 250R - 565 

miles BlacA purpte-iurtjuoise Helmet 

induded $380 313-459-2118 

KAWASAKI 194 ZX60 • mmt con- 

ation Asking $5,50 

Cal (313) 274-904 

SUZUKI. 194 DR 125 SE.excetont 

condtion. IA* new 18 actual mtos 

blue.-whit 

e $3,00 (3131 266-0381 

PUL-WRIGHT HITCH - Used 

Mason, complet 

e 

ned $50 Cal1-5pm 

everything you 

m 313-261-6172 

PUMA 1975 POP up sleeps 7, fur 

nace insidw'outsri 

e stove, propane 

tank $5459-3744 or 313-453-4206 

TOY POOOLE. Mat* tomd* a mo 

ed «fic* Pedgre $80or$«00 

eeeeeeeetOLDf 

(517) 23-7180 

HOMCSPORHI* Hora 

mi) aasaaai ar 

"SS 

•HOW T4C* 

•add* art* cm 

a » 

TMOWOUOfRg) MARC 182 • 

THOMUHWO ItddSIM 

FOURWtNS 101 

10V. 175 hp. 

ond 

7H 

FOUR WINKS Liberator 1000. 221. 

454 irator. mrt *xtra* $10,00 

810 860 boaL 

20-Yamaha Locaia and Rim* God 

$8 20Gt>est (810) 424-4712 

GRUMMAN CANOE SALE 

15 tool • 80 > 17 tod - S6< 

HEAVNER CANOC RENTAL 

279 Garden Roi 

(•10) 81-2379 

HACKE«CI»r, 1B20 2t *»i- 

•MUL wptooocy. OayrnmPaff 

or. Mar 4 oover, $35 0 

•10-786-1234 

(•10) 6*2 1881 

KAWASAKI IW 40 1 

• sis 

LAMON IMS V 10T 

Tao np. low hra. 

Wllllf. shore 

ssr/£L"srsisî 

LARSON 1801 • ITS 

Mac to. Mr 

•woey SiMO (•10) 

rtm caan bo 

I 7 

MtMNMVI 20 hra 

(•101 814SM7 

YAMAHA 191 FZR1 0 wel main- 

tained les than 80 miles 

$540 

Cal Van, 10-4pm (3131 536-8678 

YAMAHA 192 Seca 2 Mdorcyde. 

300 mrtes Top condbon Blac* 

600CC $3200.ties* (313) 582-6049 

YAMAHA 1981 50 T drt bike, 

•icetont condbon Besl ofler Cal 

9-3 wekdays (313) 52-0897 

YAMAHA 1987 Virago, tow mtos. 

adult owned new VM 4 brakes 

Excetont ondbon $2950 or ofer 

313-721-9016 or Pager 219-1792 

YZ250 194 - Low hours! Excetont 

condbon" $350 (313) 425-5740 

810 Recreational 

Vehicles 

DUNE BUGY 

$1800 

lots ct naw parts 

try mto 

SOLD" 

SNOW RABBIT 1982 Excetonl 

condbon Rc*is great Everything 

work* $20 (313) 459-5493 

1992. 180 Carta 

130 hp. men oondbon. 

$90 (810) 736-68 

WtLOERNES 1992, 29 ft 5-wheet 

Like new $12,50 Cal alter 

6pm 810-349-5404 

STARCRAFT 191 Starlber Pop-up 

2 way retng. awning, screen rom 

$3 0 Cal star 4pm 313-242-5606 

STARCRAFT 191 Starsneam pop 

up Sleep* 6 Many opbons Excel- 

lent ond»on $306 (313) 425-6105 

DdOGE 195 DaA«a Club Cab 4x4. 

560 mto*. lul power loaded two 

tone S18.350 810-475-8906 

SUNLITE (UKE HI LO). 19 ft. sleeps 

6. salt-contained shower ka new 

$6,50 (810) 952-58 

TERY RESORT 1990,24 ft 

6, many extras excetont condbcrv 

$8,00 After 5pm. 313-52S-4302 

TERY 1983 35 . 5th wheel Greal 

tor kvmg m while burtdng $590 or 

best (313)878-21*6 

TOYOTA 1986 20' mcrtorhom* rool 

ar-air ar shocks awning 18 m.pg 

Excelent condition Everything 

works $890 313-533-2183 

TRAVELMASTER 1987 motoihome 

24 ft 18. 0 mtos sleeps 6. very 

dean $13,90 313-561-6146 

ULTRA SPORT 195 29" sleeps 8 

11.50 mrtm. loaded. $38,50 

. Rent, wekly rales Cal lor 

313961-920 

THOMPSON 205 Carara, 165 HP 

I/O. E-Z load irarter extras, low 

hours $10,305 (313) 728-9194 

THOMPSON 1901 - 175 Ciria**. 

irator. 4 3L MdcnMer Muel Se* 

$7 0 810674-6407.810-072-1642 

WAVERUNER 1080 - Sedtoah toe- 

new 50hp $1650 Cafl davs 

17-3079 evM 810-528-6428 

11 

812 

Snowmobiles 

iS 

POLARIS 192 INOY 50 - New 

avatoble Cal 

(313) 261-0010 

WAVE RUNER TRAILERS • (2). 

194 s smgW place $270 each 

313-464-1258 

WAVE RUNER • 193 

LX650 wdi Karavan Trator low 

hours $360 (313) 561-2682 

AlRSTREAM CLASSIC molorhom* 

370 LE 50 OC mto* AI 

(810) 478-2342 

WAYFARER IS Ml boat Ftoar 

dara. 5 Mto, toted cover, trator 

S2SO (810) 5634)18 

WESBCRAFT 1985. inboard/ 

P. Uke new trator 

(•10) S&3-2368 

WEUCRAFT 1980. 1» wdi cudy 

cabm. UO 20hp wah bator ahaip 

Q0 («10) 483-3374 

WAVERAIOER 

naw. oover a _ 

mduded S* 175 (BIO) 883-5180 

irvi too* Wevenmer a. de 

ntor aM*. SOOMad 0 

Orty uaed tho 

Faet I power* wd pdl waiar-d 

M0MM (313) 49-0234 

803 

BoatParW 

•OAT 

(•tot ami 

BOAT TRAILER - 

KM 8 mdi 8TM 

(31J) 

12-14* 

new $*OC 

1804 

kMDocMrtei 

MAMAH lAACHCTA 1M4 ««t 

2*n iW». 40 hra dl ooran. bow- 

MOWMH 1894. B«ti 

aMto mm navy. Mto MR W now*, 

bau^* IMWM IMS S18.30C or bad 

rnSm CM 810 m mm 

NMWtoMWrW Taan UnUw 

1«7 ROUmWNS CANCHA 

aoAti 

4 a eoaM 

f*W r»ato*toW^m toMOave 

NMUTIOUC EXCfL. 1M. » 

C T . r r « r % « ® 

noa/rsoli • 

UTILITY TRAILERS, 

360 to *XM. 4x8 $525 5x8 

5*10 %625 Laid 

6x10 $960 6x16 tandem, $150 

WH burtdlo your specification* Tai- 

i availabl 

e Car camera Irom 

$196 Gorier, Trator*. 7-7. Men 

9-5 Sal (810) 832-5612 

Caapert/Moter 

Hoaeafrailers 

AUO. 1986 24 RV eic*Hnl cond- 

•on. low mtoag*. vara dean. $4 0 

8pm ' (313) 9969632 

ARE YOU OUT OF SCHOOL 

FOR THE SUMMER" 5 

Fartmngson hm* Company Ka 

Service 

Mari*gamer 

t Trantng 

Ctoncal 

d c YOU EARN A MINIMUM OF 

$375 PER WEK LAST 

SLUdÊR"? 

You wd wdi Id. p*u* am tcrxjMi 

4 * cotog* aJiUaidiy 

___ at oodd eam you #3.00 

toward cobege CM tor a paraond 

(•10) 539-7001 

ARISTOCRAT 14 ft 

to •• . 

I $17,00 («10) 

AVION • 31* La Clrarda. 1073. 

to. am new dM 4 carpel 

$8 0 lib* Exoatois aabaWt 

tade dab. But not done) 

313-539-2028 

•imk HouM IMS. 34" Mdtord 

tan dr. —mna darao r 

dart mmili 31 SMI-4 

CALAV 1(M - SO* I 

COACHMAN 1978 

VIKING 1094 NORTHWINO 10 *. 

light weight, sleep* 5. retng*. 

^ tumeoe. Otot uaed 6Xs. 

(313) 42-7510 

•wrung. 

$7,700. 

VMNG 193, SP190 pop «. 

dasd 

$3«6 (81 

(810) 471-434 

VIKING WILDERNESS. 1093 

Sleep* 8. burfc* ewnmg. 

3i: 

naw $6*00 13-455-7270 

WINEBAGO 190 -33 454 Chevy, 

island Ouean. mcrowav*. ar cond- 

bon. TV, awnma 12. 0 maes Kar 

toto $36, 0 Saa 313-489-5138 

DOGE 196 DAKOTA Club Cab. 

aulomabc. ar. al power like new 

leaM cheap. $15,780 

FOX HILLS 

Cbryslet-Plymouth-Jeep-Eagl 

e 

313-455-6740 313-961-3171 

DOGE D-250 1 92 LE Pick-up, V- 

8, power windows, power locks. Wt 

cruise, a* condboned. two toned 

TRUCK SALE 

H U N T I N G T O N F O R D 

'92 F150, 4x4 XLT, $12,90 

92 FlSO, Super Cab S9.40 

94 F150. Super Cab $15,80 

95 F150 4x4 XLT. SI6.50 

87 F2S0 Super Cab S8 40 

64 F250 4x4. diese' S4.0 

•94 BRONCO XLT S14.90 

.93 BRONCO XLT. SI5.90 

94 F150. 2X4 XLT $13,90 

95 FlSO, 5 Speed. $1,40 

•94 F150 Cargo SU 50 

95 F250 Turbo Diese.. S17 90 

94 F150. 4x2. 37*. $12 90 

95 F150 4x4 lit. SC $17,40 

94 E150. Cargo. 25k $13,80 

'92 Conversion Van. 24* $14 490 

94 Club Wagon xn. 2« $18,90 

95 CLUB WAGON, $19,40 

94 BRONCO xB 25k SI5.90 

810-852-0400 

DOOGC. 1987 RAM 50 - 4 cybnder, 

5-speed udly rack CaMoma 

anverv en:e»*n condbon. 87.00 

ongna mto*. $3295 313467-728 

DOGE 194 RAM SLT 4x4 

snodbed. 360 V8. dad blue libels 

cargo cover Drawtlte hitch. *• 

opbons 4 accessories, non-smoker 

$17,90 Cal Fay* 810-258-6539 

EXPLORER 1992. Sport, 4wd 5 

sped 35.00 mrte*. loaded dean, 

$14,000/best 313-595-1787 

EXPLORER 1093 XLT - Low 

mtoage. loaded 5-spMd leather 

security system phone $18,400. 

at 313-665-0001 

TWO FORD protect pick-ups 1965 & 

1969 6 footers, $4 0 each Plus 

mac Ford parts 313-453-6542 

824 

Mini-Vans 

PLYMOUTH 1994 Grand Voyager 

LE Excelent condbcn. loaded, dean, 

musl se $14,750 (313) 453-1 7 

PLYMOUTH GRAND Voyager 194 

SE. Deded. gori package, exceient 

condben. 57, 0 mrtes^ V 70 waranty 

Si4.00 Afler 6pm (810) 348-8039 

PLYMOUTH. 193 Voyager - V6. air 

7-pasenger Power locks, crude. Mt. 

new tires 4 brakes 46,00 miles, 

excelent condrtion Witobery. "* 

waranty available. 1 owner 

$1090 810-685-8222 

PLYMOUTH VOYAGER 1991 3 3 

V6 Loaded Cruise. Air Ful mstru 

ments Excetonl ondbon $5750 

810 960-2480 or (8I0| 471-3145 

PLYMOUTH 194 Voyager 7 pas- 

sengei, many extras 43.00 miles 

$1,50 or best! (313) 53-0763 

PONTIAC 194 transport SE 380 

V6. loaded 15 90 miles, $14 90 

After 4pm (610) 375-2617 

PONTIAC 192 Transport SE V-6 

3800. Burgundy, hrtch Exce*enl 

m 38 0 miles $10,90 

(810)437-8363 

condbon 

PONTIAC 192 Transport SE - 

loaded mmt condbon, I owner 3 8L 

S920C (810) 647-1092 

AEROSTAR 191 Extended, 4 

wheei dnve rear air 4 heat $5 500/ 

Best ofler (313 ) 459-810 

AEROSTAR 1093, extended van. 

lade green, charcoal interior TYME 

does fl again, only $839 

TYME (313) 45-56 

EXTEND CAB 1904 SILVERADO, 

V8' 

PANIAN CHEVY 

(810) 355-1000 

FORO 1094 Explorer 2 door 3^00 

mto*. power lockaalarm Mue. 1 

owner ilS.SOCybed (810) 948-9593 

FORD 193 F350 - crew cab. dud 

Whel great condbon 8 • bed 

30.50 mtos $16.500010)473^380 

FORO 1093 F150. Fierasri* XLT 

4*2. V8-302. *u»oma»c power lock» 

window*, air. irdtor towing package. 

Owrto hitch, many extras mud 

sad $11,90 Marti 313-464-6196 

FORD 1M1 F-150 LB. »«ap 8 

nder 5*pe«l 56 OC mto* srCetom 

condbon SS9B5«Ml 313436-424 

814 

CoastrocOoo. Heavy 

FORD 1907 F-150. 0 mto*. PET 

502A. V-8, Mr. 3136 wwrarty b 

dear $19,940 John. 313-52^0060 

HYDRAULIC DUMP bdtor. 106 

U-Oump. Stock. » * 17. 6 5 yard* 

$4 90 Itrm Cal 8l(âaBM«6 

HYORAUC DUMP bdtor, 1M4 U- 

Dump. Red 5 ybrd* $2 0 toti 

Cai raioi 

815 

AntoMisc. 

PRO-TECH AUCTION 

t. May IS ISM. 10am ma* 

—*. iwtol*. 4 ibpo*acin ralttoa 

DEALERS 0S4.Y1 Cd 313*07-5679 

816 Aatt/Traek-Parts 

ASernce 

CELESRITY IMS. Iront end 

damag* god dtve tran $30 CM 

C «ft Ilium Idtod 

J (new) ISM -ISM 

—ie« Excabent condbon 

a$7$/bb*t Âha^b^rn 

M. «M. 

$20,500 810-896-4855 

JEEP 10M WRANGLER. 4 wheal 

drive, hard top. low m*M. parted 

condbon. $13,400 810*80*141 

MERCEDES 1M7 100 Ongnd 

oondWon. 

JEEP T»1 Wrangtor 4»4. hvdtop. 

red. cad-alumirH*n whad*. 5 speed 

313-462-3786 

CHEVY 10M 4X4. SiNeradOi Extend 

Cab. V8. automatic air Z-71 oil 

Road Package $22,595 

DEMMER FORO (313) 721-2800 

JEEP 199* WRANGLER. 4X4. edMr 

sharp. $11,770 

FOX HILLS 

Chrysler-Ptymodh-Jeep-Eagl* 

313-455*740 313-061-3171 

DAKOTA 1991 Club Cab - 4x4. CO. 

security alarm, cntoe. dr. V8 316 

angina, naw bre*. grad condbon. 

$1X500 (313)403-2713 

JIMMY 1995 SLE. 4 door. Made am/ 

ssaette' clean, eiioalant. 29000 

mlto*. $20,100. (HO) 823*448. 

DODGE 1995 DAKOTA. SLT. 

extended cab 4x4. VB ado. dr. 

mat. NR. bedmer 4 krl warranty. 

16JXO frt. $17 500bed 810-33S08W 

JIMMY 1994 SLE, 4 door, 4 wheel 

dnve excetont condbon $18,500 

(810) 366*612 

DOOGE 1979 Power Wagon PK*up - 

4x4, ready tor worVpiey ton* d 

i*. $250CVbest 810*49-0481 

FORD E-250 Cargo Van 

White. 75,00 mrtes 

(810) 49-905 

FORD 195 El50. Club Wagon. 

XLT Ouad captain* chair. hedMat. 

dual air 4 heat, ful power. 

$1795 

DEMMER FORO (313) 721-280 

EXPLORER 1993. 2 door, sport Mr. 

power window/lock. cruiM. id. 

42,00 mlto*. $12,993 

DEMMER FORD (313) 721-280 

EXPLORER 1991, 2 door 4x4. Medi. 

5 speed, loaded, many extras 

62 0 m4M 313-459-7372 

313-459-73 

EXPLORER. 199' Ede Beuer 

leather, phone toeded. 9.00 mto 

waranty $12,50 313-513-8906 

FORD 194 Econobne Conversion. 6 

cyl, air 4 captains, bed seat. 19 00a 

miles $16,00 (313) 513-570 

EXPLORER 194 Edde Beuer ed 

tion. whit*, dean. $17,90 or besl 

(313) 537-04 

fORO - '989 Econobne conversion 

tidy loaded low mrtes Mmi cond- 

tion $8900/Best 810-437*782 

EXPLORER 1995. Excedbon 

rod JBL. CO 14K 

$25 *95 • mud sal 313-207 1652 

FORD 1992. E-150 conversion van. 

TV. VCR, CO darm. rear heet/a*. 

new tires betlery. brakes very 

sharp. 42,00 miles. $11,990 

Days 810*41-0100. bxt 14 

Eves 810*41-0131 

FORD 1969 E150 conversion. 

64,00 mtos. 4 captam chairs 4 

power bad dud ***ied 4 tank*. 

$7,00 After 3pm (313) 981-4676 

FORO 198 E150. conversion van, 

absdutdy xnmacOale made. out. 

low mile*, ready to travel $8780 

FOX HILLS 

Chrysler -Plymodh- Jeep-Eagi* 

313-455*740 313-961-3171 

EXPLORER 1995. LIMITED, 4 door 

peart color leather mtenor low mto* 

313-453-750 

DON MASSEY 

EXPLORER 193 LIMITED, led 

loadad wdi eqMpmart. 20.00 mto* 

Pnceo lo aal 313-453-750 

DON MASSEY 

EXPLORER 196 LIMITED - Ivory 

pearl. CO. leather stmrod loaded 

Asaune lease or purehaM Cal 

(810) 253*780 or (810) 641-534 

FORD 1989, E-150 Econline used- 

not abused worti van, od condbon 

$2,80 (810) 661*558 

FORO 1968 E-250 Econdine, wth 

top hd gred tor busines um Many 

extras $340G'be« 810*55-2944 

FORD 198 E250 - exlended cargo, 

ader racks, lot* of naw parts, god 

working vehide $3750 

313-981-706 

FORD 194 £350 Utomaster Cuba 

Van. 141, automatic, atr. Ul Door, 

walk thru 21,00 miles, $17,594 

DEMMER FORD (313) 721-260 

EXPLORER 1995\lMITED. 4 door 

pearl cob*, leather mtenor. low mtoa 

DON MASSEY 

1-275 & An Arbor Road 

Plymoul 

h (313)453-7500 

MITSUBISHI 1990 Mortaro RS V* 

4door 140,000 mto* Excetort con- 

dtion. $10,225 810-382-7495 

NISSAN 1M1 King Cab. SEV*. 

Made loeded wdi ax rod. new 

Harem—mn axhaud.reoartbre*.to- 

book $12,200 aakrno $0306 Mud 

mud aal (810) 227-2932 

NISSAN - 1003 PriMntor XE. 4x4 

Dbon*. very low 

$15950 (810) 6*3*907 

ATHFINOER 1994 SEV. Ernerdd 

Outdandng vehide $21.800 

(810) 478-5720 

46.000 mtos, showroom 

•toto. w/tan intencx 

$19,500 810*81*212 

834 

INTEGRA IMS RS - t mtod oon- 

. 5 ipead, CO 

steering 87.000 

(•10) M0-07S3 

LEGEND 10M • tlS 4 year ledory ELDORADO ISM 

warranty gamd redtoupe toadiar. odd bbttombtoms 

Boaa 6 speakers/CD. mocmrod. 

showroom beaudul. 1*127 mtoa. 

$2*800 810*44-36*7 

LEGEND 1M3 l. ef trie toys, 

leather moonrod. dtoys. tow ml**, 

tob new. $19,995 

Lbianto On'idd-Wympdh 

(313) 525-7664 

836 Bsick 

• BUICKS 

Lara—I tnwtory In lha A m All 

M m 4 Uidili 

TAMAROFF 353-1300. 

838 Cadillac 

ELDORAOOS LARGE 

pftoad to MS 

Plymodh (313)453-7500 

ELDORADO ISM Toutns Cot*a. 

41.000 Mto* $17,000 Dbt (810) 

932-0683 Evas 81042SS103 

— wbtogddddL 

igoid btm/ambtom*. mmt oondbon. 

dectnc auvod. Deico sound system 

mCD. toaSMT. lumbar aeeto. naw 

brsrto*. 79,000 mtoa wOO.OOO Idl on 

$15,400 (313)463*479 

FLEETWOOO. 1901. Brougham 

Wto s cai, every opeon. mud tol. 

$14 ,375 86 610*2S0006 

FLEETWOOO 1001 BROUGHAM, 

bfâl Hue. bremsd Matchmg lop a 

leather mm Uto naw. pnoa to sal 

313*53-7500 

DON MASSEY 

CENTURY 1004, extra deen. 79.000 

mtos. loeded $2,00 

SOLO 

FLEETWOOO 1091 BROUGHAM, 

bp* Mua bramri Mddang lop a 

Mather trim Uto naw. pnee to aa* 

DON MASSEY 

1-275 4 Ann Arbor Road 

Plymouth (313)453-7900 

CENTURY 19S7 Limbed. 3 6 Mre V6. 

118.000 mtoa, good condibon 

$3,000 Mabhew (810) 256-3251 

CENTURY 19M. powai si*arm fl 4 

bratoa. rear defrod Adang $2500 

Caa after eprtj. (313) 455-7068 

MERCEDES 10M 

SRS.ABS • 

mto. S13.500^ 

380SE Gray, 

lamtamed. tow 

810-786-1314 

MERCEDES. 1962 280SL rare. 5 

•pead. 2 tops, f ib'nib phone, irrt 

123.000 ntoa. $15900 810332*968 

MERCEDES. 1082 MO SC S*vwr/ 

top MM Low mto*. Wmtar 

1 2 top* (810) 348 3556 

MERCEDES 1078 450 SL. yc..... 

wdi Mac* lop. pnoad to be4 $11.900 

(810) 552-9456 

MERCUR. 1988. XR4TI. one owner, 

aloPbona. 81,000 mlto*. vary dean 

$3900 (810) M f * 2 M 

MERKUR 

loedec 

$4000 

1960 SCORPIO, tuly 

moonrod. darm. 

(810) 433-3138 

CENTURY 1995. V6. fully equipped 

13,000 mtoe. $12,995 , 

BOB JEANNOTTE 

BUICK 

LESABRE 1002*4 good oondMon 

^^6 

SEDAN De VILLE 1006 - Aaaume 

16 months. S354/morth (No 

I) SOLD 

SEDAN DEVLLE 1994 laatoer CO. 

daome mhads. ismod laoory mm- 

rarty. bia ran. $18,900 810^6-4403 

SEDANOe VILLE. 

40,000 mtoa. ctoa 

bed Cdl 

1094. loaded, 

i adung $19 995. 

(810) 258*616 

840 Cbvrote 

20 

CAVALIER 18M. 2 door MgK ra* 

PANIAN CHEVY 

a t M 

'*' v r 

CAVALJER 1800 gray. 2 door to. 

am-bn oaaadto. red ddroet. cruae 

73.000 tbtob. $3600 S1Q-474-46M 

CAVALIER 1000. power alaertng a 

brake*, rear (Mog stereo. 56.000 

mtoa $4200 or bad Cal 8M«oh 

(313) 522-0010 or (3'3)gMgM 

CAVALIER 1900 - red. 

automabc. ongmd tomato 

owner. 2 door. rary deen. 

100.000 taQftobty mto* 

factory martomed ol changsd pra- 

oeefy d 3.000 ndM. garaga isored. 

drive* to* a 1006 Qoiawud 

$3.350,' bad 3f3-371-3833 

wr 

— 

0AYT0MA1M1 ^MdAjwyy 

4 cybnder. SbpaedtodMd bens. dr. 

M bOOitret oltor (810) 8*6-2011 

848 

| JACK DEMMER 

FORD 

DOGE I0M 80 ES ComtoWb. 

Furtf aUtoSbd* Mtof 

$360 810-36-064 

DYNASTY, 1M1 LE - Loaded grad 

«^pe 7*000 totob. S8600 CM 

dtor 5pr* >10*73-7078 

STORM IMS. automabc. dr.to.St 

mtoa. SS4M ' - '« 

i.•» - : * « 

DYNASTY 1993 LE. loaded. 1*000 THUNOERBlRO 1980 LX 8 cylptor- .- «- 

aulomabc. to. moonrod pobdf*-^-- 

wmdovrsAocks/seat. Mt. cn/tbp. . 

86.000 mtoa. t*M6 ; ^ * 

CROWN VICTORIA 1992 CX VB,- ' - 

automabf. to. poerer wbafciytodtb/ 

•ed. N* cn*M. caabbto. I M M ; 

TALON 1M1; 6 speed dr. Llltdlt. * * . 

HINES PARK 

LHCOLN44ERCURV 313-463-2424 

NEON 1006. 4 door high In*. 1M00 

mto*. super condbon. to. otoer 

Sll .OOOted (»10) Ml-TIM. 

CAVALIER 1000. rad. 2 door ortgmel 

a. automabc. l00.0Wto- 

garaged dMtor man- 

aou*. 37 mpa. ol change 

3000 LookddlvMtoa* 

SOLD 

CAVALIER 10M RS 

2 year new 

mto*. $2900 

papers. 10.000 

(010) 624-3608 

CAVALIER 10M Z24, Hue $ gray, 

automate, m.onmm steering a 

crakes dl. sunroof stereo oaaadto 

wdi mdntbinad (313) 722-3008 

CAVALIER '998 Z-24. bdy loaded, 

low mitos. rem die, darm. 5 Ma*. 

Old. $l5.00M>ed (313) 527*712 

CELEBRITY 1965 - 4 door, auto- 

matic 6 cybnder. power, ontoe. 

$1.700/be*t (810) 386*131 

SEDAN DEWLLE. 1968 $4995 or 

Dest oltor (810) 645-1248 or 

(810) 996-3202 

SEDAN DEVILLE 1964 - 67,000 

anginal mrtes. Rune Good. Some 

rud $3000 Alter 6pm 313-456*027 

LE SABRE 1985 - wtm*. * door. M 

«. $3,000 Cdl evenmgs 

(313) 425-7960 

PARK AVENUE. 1986 Biagimdy 

excetont condibon ledher Manor, 

gred cd $5 000 (810) 669-3422 

REATA 1990 • MM condbon. 68,000 

mileb. $10,900 Dby* (810) 

346*830 Evm (313) 053*968 

REATTA. 1086 Loactod. bnght red 

w'gray leather, wdi maintained 

Aakmg $8200 (313) 459-7865 

MGB 1979 CONVERTIBLE - Cleerv 

perfect low mtoga. $16,000.' Days 

313-594-3835/Canton 313*44-1846 

REATTA 1990. red. loeded. 56.00 

idlbon. $10^00 

(810) 646*891 

NISSAN 1990. 300ZX. 2.2,'dherry 

red aulomabc, loeded. l-tope. Bom 

4*000 mtoa $14,900 810*61*266 

. Targe 9 

Rare 1 guarde rad. Mack lee#wr I 

nor. dr. atoddard rebuM anc 

Sharp' $16,000 (610) 3?3-j 

RANGER 1994, 4X4. Supercab. 

STX, 4 OL. to. *• tto beto *nd wfd- 

dtosl 26,000 mto* $15,594 

DEMMER FORD (313) 721-2800 

PORSCHE 1979. 928. gold. dr. Ml 

mies $9500 

SUBURBAN 1994 4X4. ried*d. nary 

" PANIAN CHEVY 

(810) 355-1000 

PORSCHE 1M7 -930- - 911 Turbo 

32 b 

5.700 

32 biar "Gray/wtde leather Ortv 

- (313) 675-9356 

SUZUK1967 - jeep-4 wd. 5 speed 

Excabent condition 50.000 mtoa 

$3850 (810) 569*999 

TOYOTA PlCK-UP 1990. 5 speed 

manud. a* god condbon. $6600 

(810) 477-5469 

TOYOTA 1094. 4 Rimner automabc. 

loaded, power muoraod. leafier 

interior 28.000 mto* $21,950 

313-730-9002 or 313-S22-0936 

TRACKER 190 Convert* A*. 

6SK miles $520 313-454-0106 

Wil LY"S MILITARY 1952 • $350 

(517) 546-3546 

EXPLORER 193 LIMITED, led. 

loeded wdveqiuipment 

. 20.00 miles 

Pnced lo sel 

DON MASSEY 

1-275 4 An ATOor Road 

Plymouth (313)453-7500 

EXPLORER LTD 194 Al opbons 

Moonroof. alarm JBL-CO 40K mtos 

$18,90 (810) 683-4187 

FORD 1987 - F-150 Conversion 

One owner. 68 0 mrtM. MM con- 

dbon. 4 Captain' 

s chairs 4 bed (dl 

removable) 

, V8. Mt. power steering 1 

brakes rear heat ar 2nd lank. 

$530 (810) 6*6-5257 

monrod bug guivd power 

w & £ 

EXPLORER 194 Sport 

aower 

31,00 

(313) 721-260 

loc*. cn*M. 

$13,994 

DEMMER FORO 

FORD 194 F-150, Mark III. 

Supercab Conversion, V8. auto- 

matic, air. leather. Sberglas. rurmmg 

board, power sliding rear window 

$17,94 

DEMMER FORD (313) 721-26*50 

FORD 194 handcaped van. hi-top 

rod side whed cha* Hft. Mly loeded 

wfi many *xtras (810) .739-0050 

FORD 194 MARK III High Top. 

conversion van. leather. TV. VCR. dl 

the toys, 16.00 miles, $19,94 

DEMMER FORD (313) 721-260 

FORD. 1964 - 8 Pasenger New 

muder system dedncd parts 4 

windshiel 

d Am/tm stereo starts 

everyday, $890 SOLD 

FORD 1989 

charcoal 4 

TYME 

Starcrafl Conversion, 

bluer, no mat $2 9 

(313) 45-56 

FORO IM' 250. 

senger window van, ar. auto axed 

lent' SCOOCVbed 

1 lon. 12 pas- 

air. auto exed- 

(810) 5*8-4923 

FORO WORK VANS Cub* and 20 

ft dry cargo trom $1.950 CM Bi« or 

Sam d DHL. 313-9*2*500 " 

313-942-7192 

WRANGLER. 1993 R*|pp Bto* 

Black, aatom nm* 4 bra*, icxmd Bar 

esdtont SB2CX>tod »10) 5494773 

YUKON 1995 SLE 4x4 

trator package. K» 

mtenor $£8,000 

Sports k Imported 

ACURA 190 Integra GS • - 

•widow* 4 toddr • • 

nit cruae. $12,605 

PONTIAC 1992 TRANSPORT'SE.'6 • 

cylinder aulomabc. dud to. to,' 

cruae. powar windows 4 tacks, y 

46 000 mitos. $1'.2»5 

TALON 1900 - TSI Rbd. turbo. 

FWO. Excetort condbon. S spesd 

caasatta. dr. power. 84.000 mtoe 

$5800 (610) 478*265 

CORVETE 1964 - Loaded ledher. 

new ores, custom nms, arev metdbc 

Excetont condbon 6fi.00 mtos 

$10,50 or tiest 313-561-262 

c areen 

rust proofed mM $21,50 

(810) 32-236 

IMPALA 1905 SS4 door, dbrk 

leather, tuly loedad. low 

mitos Mmi! (313) 

SEVILE 192 SLS, Pdo green 

neutral Manor loaded w«h equip- 

menf Pnced at only $14 ,995 

DON MASSEY 

1-275 4 An Arbor Road 

Plymoul 

h (313)453-7500 

IMPALA 194 S 12, 0 Miles Lo- 

Jack 5 yr extended waranty 

$21,00 (313) 52-7825 

LUMINA 199'. 4 door. arWi tap*. 

Mt. cruto* a» power, loaded, god 

condbon, $79»bMt 810-47-4975 

SEVILE 193 SLS Shefbeid gray, 

toalher mtenor orty 17.00 mrtes 

Pnced lo sel 313-453-750 

DON MASSEY 

SEVILE 193 SLS. Sheftield gray, 

•eator mtenor. only 17 0 mrtM 

Pnced to sen 

DON MASSEY 

1-275 4 An Aibor Road 

Plymoul 

h (313)453-7500 

RIVIERA 1906 Stock beauty, oa 

Norvanoker 20.00 Mto* MtoL tac- 

lory waranty S24 50 (313) 307*073 

RIVIERA 1095 Smoky Amathysl Al 

opbons. moonroof, leather CO 

11.00 mitos $24,95 810-549-2071 

ROAD MASTER 196 Lirwled - 

17,00 mtos, loadad sxcdtonl corv 

dtoon, $20.30 (313) 277*565 

SKYHAWK 1969 2 door 5 spaed, 

new bre* Ndi mrtes God condbon 

$250 Cdl (810) 54-1387 

SEVILE 194 SLS white damond, 

neutral leather anb-thdt. low mrtM. 

spotless $25,90 (810) 380*455 

SEVILE 195 STS. Carmm* rad, 

loaded with al opbons. mdudmo 

sunroof Neutral todhar Only 5.00 

mtos Pnced 10 Mil 313-453-750 

DON MASSEY 

VISION 1095 loaded, power sad 

tow mitos. $14965 • 

FOX HILLS 

Chrysler-Piymodh-Jeep-Eagie 

313-455*740 313-981-3171 

848 Fori 

CASH 

For your ueed cm Dealer needs 

cars My wto says I pay TOO NAJCH 

Cab tor phon* 

TYME AUTO 313-45-56 

CONTOUR 1005. 4 door. GL. auto- 

matic a*, powar windows. crutoS. NR. 

aluminum wheels. S1.05 

DEMMER FORO (313) 721-260 

CONTOUR 195 LX. V*. loeded. 4 

door automabc ABS excelent oon- 

dbon S14.0(Vbed 610-380-2726 

LUMINA 1995, 4 door, aulomabc. 

gred lamil 

y car" 

PANIAN CHEVY 

(810) 355-1000 

LUMINA 1901 Euro 

•xedtont com 

ctoan. $730 

ooupe. rad. 

excelent condbon new tires, irerv 

(810) 264*290 

LUMINA '993 - Euro Loaded, 

Excetont condbon. 49.00 maes 

$890 810*51-2244 

LUMINA '990 EURO. 58.00 miles 

$5 950 

Cal (313) 421-7184 

LUMINA 190 Euro 3 1-V6, 4 door 

loaded. CO, sunrod. power dnver 

aed Excetont condbon 72 0 

mtos $6 0 810*47-3111 

LUMINA - 1095 luby loaded S*ver 

low rnto*. excetont shape 

$14 395 Eves (313) 453- 43 

CONTOUR' 1995, 14, 0 I 

Super loaded Orty $'2,995 

CRISSMAN 

1*00-368-3325 

PROBE 1M1 LX. 6 cybnder. *ufc- 

mabc. to, powd wmdows 4 iqmA-. 

HI. crime cassette 37.000 tow ml*.' 

$7,795 ... 

GRANO MARQUIS 1 Ml. 4 doqr. GS. ; 

VS. aulomabc. to. power wifxtowt 

locks a Md. NR. cnto*. ca»dto. 

81.000 mtos. $6,895 

eSTi* 

CONTOUR 195 SE - V6, blue 5 

speed, tidy loaded. und*r waranty 

$14,00 or best Must Ml 

(313) 721-215 

CHOWN Uctona 198 LX. 

ccndkn 1*1 »Adajan «*to d acben* 

75, 0 mtos $805) 810-3490625 

CROWN, 1994, Victona. LX loadbrf 

win lowing packaga excetort. 36,00 

mtos $14,00 (810) 442*257 

CROWN VICTORIA 192 LX, 

loaded. 53.00 mrtes leather, custom 

wheels . mM $1, 0 810*93-1948 

ESCORT 1M1 GT. S I. 

cruae, cassete, moonrod. 

mto*. $6296 I'VlJr 3 

TAURUS 1989 SHO. 5 

power wmdow locks 4 seat, Mt: 

cruiM. casadte. 79.00 mto*. " - 

$6,296 

ACCLAIM 1969 4 door. autonlNc. 

air. power wmdow* power locks Ml. , 

cmiM casete $4 395 _ 

THUNOERBlRO 193 LX. 6 cybnder." . ) . 

automatic, an. power windows. l$cW 

4 sed. BR, crune, cassete 40.00 . 

mtos. $9 396 

MUSTANG 193 LX. 4 cybnder 

automatic, a*, power windows 4 

locks, cassete. 55,00 imtos.,S7j>9S 

, 

ESCORT 1903 GT, 5 apeed. air^ tilt. 'r 

cruise cassete. 62.00 mle*. 

$6,595 

TEMPO 1W3.2 door. OiTiulomdi 

e -. 

air. til. cassete. 44.00 mtos, 

$5 895 

TAURUS 193 GL, 6 cylinder auto- w 

mstc. a«, HR. cruae, 9 0 mtos 

$6 695 

JACK DEMMER " 

FORD 

AFFORDABLES 

313-721-5020 

CROWN VICTORIA 193 LX. 4 door 

er, kt 

$13,. 

AUDI 1993k. 100S. 24,000 m*M 

Mm Loaded Aulomabc SM under 

warranty $18,000 (810) 5*5-5445 

BMW. 1994 ConrarNMs 325c - Rad 

automabc. Mad top. Ian todhar r a 

nor. haatod tr

CLASSIFICATIONS 815 to 860 O&E Thursday, May 2, 1996 

PROB* 1863 GT QfW, 5 WHd. 

Excafieni «**»-. 

Mm $10,700 |3l3) 937 1880 

PROB£ 1993 GT - 34.000 mites. 

jtoeBtebfi, simroot spoiler L ike new 

flQ,500 810-731-7181 

°HOBE 1968 GT torfco. *2999 

TVUC AUTO • (313) 455-5566 

PSOBt. 1988. LX. (UUnutc. 

'*» Vos, oxhjya&attery 33. 

H JDix^gaî 171 

»RbBE 1989 LX Automatic. e» 

power Oaf* due 84.000 iroles 

$4200.1>esl (810) 305-5658 

°«Oee 1983, 35 QOO maes spotless 

insxte ana out. $7 395 

HINES PARK 

LINCOLN-MERCURY 313-453-2424 

^06* 3993 Power loctis mootv 

•4ot ba&ietla wequaluot. oood oon- 

»6or> $11,000 1810) 569-2625 

5AIURN 1993 SU 

*Xjr Sunrool CD loaOdd gr»a 

MruMton $7,500 (810) 547-7657 

Blirtibiack 

loaoda gt» 

848 

Ford 

TAURUS. 1992 fe d poor. cnaee. 

ghmOl Ct). a&000 -aee. InrnriMti. 

Mual Mil $6500 (810) 489-0761 

TAURUS 1995, '4 flow, GL. auto- 

matic. w pOMrer mmdOwAoCtl. CfUM. 

tn powt seat. A B S BiaMc. only 

13000 miles, $13,495 

D6MV£R FORD (313) 721-2800 

TAURUS 1994 4 door, GL, auto- 

matic aw, V6 poww wndoailock, 

cruise nit, low m«tes '4 10 choose, 

Martina Irom $10,494 

DEMMER FORO 1313) 721-2600 

TAURUS 1966. GL, •>, Woe, auto- 

matic loaded, low mules real nice, 

runs good $2695 (3131 426-2694 

TAURUS, 1969 GL loaded 63.000 

miles. 1 ownei. $4,600 

810-349-5616 

TAURUS 1986 a GL 61,000 mites 

automatic an I person arm en A-1 

condition 13199 (810) 348-3227 

TAURUS, 1994 -GL Rectqray 

loaded, factory warranty Eicelteni 

Aslung $13,250 (810) 375-2335 

Ford 

848 

TAURUS 1904 GL, power window, 

www lock. UL euiM. jbmne-! 

TsiEmmEStBS 

TAURUS 1995 GL, Wagon at*o- 

ma»c. a* powar windowAxJu cruee. 

tit, 3rd seat $14 996 

OEMMER FORO (313) 721-2600 

TAURUS. 1KW, LX. areen, 24.000 

maes extended warranty, V6 3 0 

$10,290 or best (810) 474-1442 

TAURUS, 1994 LX, GreerVtah, clear 

Meadtemps. 49 000 maes, asking 

$11,000 (810) 442-9261 

TAURUS 1994 LX. leather neytess. 

mint condfton. $12,288 

OLSON OLDS (313) 261-6900 

TAURUS 1993 LX, loeded. inspected 

and warran tied 1 owner trade m. 

spotless' 71,000 miles. $7,995 

HINES PARK 


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HOURS: 

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Tues , Wed. Fri. 

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security deposit of S225 due at inception Lessee responsible for excess wear, tear S 

miles at 15c per mtle Plus tax, license, net cap cost reduction Total obligation $6639 60 

848 Ford 

TAURUS 1994 SHO 

D9MKJB8Q 

mm ecul Me 

TAURUS 1994 SHO Graen. loaded 

$13,994 

DEMMER FORD (313) 721 2600 

fVuRUS 1993. V6. Ml power, new 

car trade m 16.000 maes Cal lor 

313-453-4411 

BOB JEANNOTTE 

BUICK 

mURUS >992 wagon, eicelent 

condton Many extras Low mteage 

$10.500 (810) 626-8640 

TAURUS 1989 Wagon Power 

steering/Crakes Clean High 

maeage $350Crt>esl Eves 1 week 

ends cal 810-478-0186 

T-eiRD 1989 Black, 81.000 miles 

3 8 V-6 loaded. exceHervt condition 

onyn* owner $4895 1313)456-^393 

TEMPO 1992 6 cyknder 4 door, 

clean loaded automatic aa power 

34.000 mi. $6800 313-591-0041 

TEMPO 1968 4 Oooi. 9tMX» mites, 

asking Si200>'Dest oiler 

313-425-4409 

TEMPO 1994 4 door Rare ^0 V6 

w S speed, aM options 34,000 miles 

Mint $7 69»t*» (313) 459-0060 

TEMPO 1994, 2 door, M U M $ M T M • m m 

9 5 0 0 

R M S T R O N G B U I C K 

30500 Plymouth Road • Livonia BUICK 

5 2 5 - 0 9 0 0 ISUZU 

Air. full power, leather. 

Sale Price 

| COUGAR '1994 V-8, 

s CT2.995 

iyoo 

automatic 

| 22,000 mrtes 

CRISSMAN 

1-800-368-332S 

1994 REGAL 

GRAN SPORT 

Air, full power 25,000 

miles, loaded 

Sale Price 1 4,500 

1992 BUICK 

SKYLARK 4 

DOOR 

Automatic air, powar 

steering I Drakes. 

•Price 

1996 EXPLORER 2 DOOR SPORT 

SAlr HtxU 

2L45I 

LIST 

S26.0I0 

W 

TDOWN 

24 Wo. (mt 

red aotrtpniant package 9J4A. Sports Irlm. floor mate 

L radn aiec. pram with casseOwCkxk. luxixy group, l 

k, front overhead coneote. hrtahaa lloor coneote log lw»a. 4JL 

_ I angina automatic overdrive trans. P236 OWL «• «wram Oral. 

127 ral>o regular axla. power moonrool, ctoth sport bucael Slock 

162245 

ArrvmoN Comet GKADS 

mats. cc*or-key ] 

1996 WTNDSTAR 

soTTBer 

ms: 

TDOWN 

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$23,785 

AM AM 

£ - 3 IfiOO 

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3 DOOR 

SATTHKI 

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TDOWN 

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$13,575 

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* n $2000 CASK Ma- 

Arrennon codeae qwaos | 

AntMnoN Couia Ckaos -^fkundmg AiflB 

SAU nuci 

'11.862 

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••fr 161233 

I packaga 236A group 1. Ml length coneols. IMFM 

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1996 RANGER XL 

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£•£?« 

1 9 9 6 M U S T A N G 

SAunuci 

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AmNTtOM I G u n 

I XL trim. kn*ed aarvtee spare ttra, paMed raar Map t**npar. I 

12.3L ER M engine 5-«pead manual OK> U anamtealori. P1«6 

steel BSW an season tires, 1.45 rabo regular uto, Irani 

TDOWN 

Inn! i »iil 

'^terred aqub. padogi 243A, n u l A/C. Ifcatanfl youp 1, d 

M atotloiteWooi k eawlto • 

I remote laikiiiiWuinnlid Mf, poaar drMr-s seat, tkml RuminaMl 

I viaor TaTort, UL EH angina, Vepeed mmute Mm. P20SWR1S BSWI 

MMiiiifcii.lwnll>oorn—.fre47-4371 

OHANO 

to. I 

$15300. 

12.900 

91S-72a-d4T3 

GRAND MARQUIS 1W 

condMn. must ea* ID appreciate 

61.000 aaay maee. al power $4,800 

CM Iter 5pm IS13) 422-«67l 

GRANO MAROUIS 

selection, low mm MM UB& 

HINES PARK 

LINCOIW-MERCURY 31$-«5a-24a« 

GRANO MAROULS 1982 LS Oark 

Bkje. laatier. loaded, new Ires 

axcailent condition $8,300 

8I&-9S2-0100 

GRANO MARQUIS 19*2. LS. 

kept. 1 owner, a Mia. exlended war 

$8099 

(313) 465-5666 

MARQUIS 1905 LS 

loaded" ieaffier non-amokmg. teHon 

treated, hand wasfied only_ 4 y»» 

remain on Ford Sennce Contract, 

black, mmacutate $16,995 

(810) 553-2193 

GRANO MARQUIS 1992 LS. loadad 

inspected snd warranted. 1 owner 

spotless trade in. 54.000 m 

$10,900 

HINES PARK 


GRANO MARQUIS 1964. 89,000 

mles, Mie new, $2700. Cal belore 

11vn & after 6pm 810-478-1916 

GRANO MARQUIS 1990 Statwn 

Wagon Loadad. New was Excelent 

condbon $6800 (313) 522-1152 

SABLE 1991 Ful power. A/C, new 

batiery A tires Low mileage. 30.500 

S7100best (313) 581-1277 

SABLE 1986 fi*y loadad. leathor 

manor good IransportalMn. S1500 

Desi Eves ftweakandt. 810-788-1816 

SABLE 1990 GS - Silver, no rust 

leather, loaded 86.000 mles 

owner $5000 (313) 425-9492 

SABLE 1990 LS, al power, aukxnaac 

oeauMul condmon. Leavmg 

r«ce $5100 (313) J2£l 

SABLE 1992 - LS Deluxe 

. Excellent condition $7250 

(810) 644-4312 

OlDMOOIlC 90. 1973 nm strong, 

parts $600 

($13) 9*1-7104 

OLDS 90 -II 

ood Si 

($10) 

Good Shape $2900 

0) 661T060 

OLDS igao 90 Regency. 4 door, 

sedan, Impeccably maintained 

Totaly rebuM Reoe«u $5400«eaL 

810-478-8650 Ml 81O-75K707 

868 PHtix 

GRANO AM ION Ltjuad 4 

$3,900 (313} 

GRAND AM 1001 

ea5?*»eeika*#e 8 O L O I 

GRAND AM 1001 SC. 2 door. 46.000 

maes. loaded. Quad 4, $7460 MuM 

aee 810-032-0200: J13-463-7307 

REGENCY 

Senes a l 

$11,900,313-! power. 00,000 

SK«aiS13i6 

1902 90 REGENCY loaOeO. jooa 

tooodNwn. tictlfV lrar«porat»Ofi 

muM Mfl HSOatMt BlO-S89-77»7 

866 Ptyaottth 

DUSTER 1907 -5 

brekas, dkjicft, Mas. 

brakes, 72,000 mles Look/tuna 

good $1000 Eves 313-464-6647 

GRANO FURY 1907, automabc air. 

km. low mMsl $3,880 

FOX HILLS 

Chry»Mr-F>lymouth-Jaep-EagM 

313-455-8740 313-961-3171 

LASER 1992 RS very dean Only 

12.000 meeel 

PANIAN CHEVY 

(810) 355-1000 

SUNDANCE 1994 automatic ar. 

$3199 TYME (313) 455-5566 

VOYAGER 1990, LE. loaded, amtm 

stereo cassette good ores Asking 

$6500 (313) 729-6692 

868 Pontiac 

BONNEVILLE 1991, 4 door. LE. 6 

cyknder. cassette power locks, win- 

dow*. 80.000 mles 810-816-9427 

BONNEVILLE 1994 SE Seden 3.8 

Utar V-6 4 speed 35 000 mles 

>14.700 (313) 453-8914 

Saenkce $14.; 

BONNEVILLE 1992 SSE - at power 

leather, moonrool. automatic, excel- 

lent rtape. $12,500 810-684-7775 

GRAND AM, 10*3. SE. 2 door. 

•Ml. Ik. power locks 67.000 a*et. 

$8,500tiest After 5 313-461-2232 

GRANO AM 10*4 - 8£ 4 Or. Mac*. 

Mr. lutomabc. caaaene. 42.000 

mAee. $0200«eaL (313) $22-3201 

GRANO PRIX 100* - Stock. 2 door. 

M4>ar ctoan. New brakes Runs great 

$2.600 After 8pm: 313-404-702* 

GRAND PRIX 19*1 Coups B4U 

paokê, raly rad. nicest In lowrt 

OLSON OLDS (313) 2*1-6000 

GRAND PRIX Coupe St red. toecMd. 

29.000 htfiwey maee. wal mananed 

$l3.3COfcest (313) 878-1568 

868 

SUNWRD 19*4 LE. 37000 maee. 

manual, srrvtm sierso, sunrool 

powar o ks, 16*00 SOLO 

>• Ne Rfl - 1901 94.000 mlee. em 

tm. ak, new ImArakes, rune good 

$3400%eat 810-960-0392 

tt 

16 120.000 

$600 or beet ofler. Ca* MMr 

(*10) 

tool. Eioaasnt oondMon 

$3660 

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