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Hit-run victim's mom finds no

Tax abatement Yaxaki ED6 Engineering baa

Bfor a SO percent tax oent far a new plant on

Market Street in Canton Township The new plant is an extension of

the firm's f lam at Haggerty and Warren roads that was built in 1985.

The Canton Township Board will look at the request at its O c t 22 . meeting. Yazaki is looking for a seven-year abatement The maximum abatement is 12 years.

Drug program CoL Michael Robinson, director

of the Michigan State Police.wlll speak at the Plymouth Canton Community Substance Task Force leadership dinner at • p m on Tuesday, Oct 2®, a t Fellows Creek Golf Clob in Canton Township.

The task force was organized in 1886 and has the goal of creating • drug-free community.

Robinson was appointed state police director in January 1991 by Gov. John Engler, replacing Col. R.T. Da vis who ret ired

Robinson was first assigned to the Bridgeport statfe police post in

Detroit He is a Grand Rapids native and holds a degree in

University in Livonia.

School award Shelby Holcomb, a music

teacher at East Middle School, has received the Extra Miler Award from the Plymouth Canton School district

[ The award goes to educators who have made contributions to education in the district

Holcomb has worked for the district since 1925 and received the award for her work with students that includes producing, directing and choreographing student musicals.

A mother of five, Holcomb has also been active in I Care activities. I Care is a pro school millage group.

Recruits needed The Plymouth Fife and Drum

Corps is accepting recruits i 12-18. The corps performs in parades throughout the i and in a week-long tour.

are invited to an information meeting at 8:45 p m Mooday, Oct 21, at the Salem High School

M fat » m , | I c j i e t c m . r o r more mionnauon, call John Wrobel at 4&S-4229 from &-9 p.m.

Volunteers honored

School opens

By Brian Lyssght staff writer .

The saga that began last year af-ter a hit-and-run driver lulled a Can-ton teen could end Nov. 1 when a Re-corder's Court judge sentences the teen's former neighbor. 39-year-old Joseph Ryan.

JUDGE MICHAEL F. SAPALA accepted an agreement between Ryan and the county prosecutor that recommends probation, community service and fines for the defendant in exchange for Ryan's guilty plea to leaving the scene of a personal inju-ry accident. The felony charge car-ries a penalty up to five years in jail and 85.000 fine.

During his arraignment Thursday before Sapala, Ryan gave for the first time in court his version of the accident at Ford and Lilley roads that killed 14-year-old Melissa Chisholm, a friend of Ryan's chil-dren.

Afterwards, Chisholm's parents.

Joseph and Debbie Chisholm. tear-fully accused Ryan of avoiding re-sponsibility in the case

"If he's as good a Christian a s > e claims, he knows there will be anoth-er judgment." said Debbie Chisholm. "When he gets there. I hope Melissa is there."

Ryan admitted his involvement to police 15 months after the accident, when a neighbor tipped police of his involvement.

"Him, his attorney or nobody else will convince me that he was not doing something negligent that night," said Debbie Chisholm She said she was disappointed with, but understood the reasons for the plea agreement that would keep Ryan, a General Motors salaried worker, out of jail.

"There isn't going to be any satis-faction Nothing is going to bring my daughter back."

PROSECUTOR RICHARD Pad-

Please turn to Page 4 Debbie and Joseph Chisholm during an earlier court appearance.

Thomas' confirmation hearing hits home By Brian Lysaght and M.B. Dillon staff writers

It happened miles away in Wash; ington. D.C.. but last week's Senate^ hearing on law professor Anita Hill's sexual harassment charges against Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas dominated conversations in Canton and Plym-outh restaurants, grocery stores, offices and homes.

As Thomas offered a statement and Hill detailed her complaints before the the Senate Judiciary Committee, folks at Bode's Coffee House had this to say: "I think it's a shame it became public. It's going to hurt the reputation of everyone involved," said Jim Koppin of West land.

"1 THINK IT should have been disclosed earlier to the Senate committee, if possible, and dealt with before the whole thing be-came public," Koppin continued "If there's reason to suspect he's

7 think he's guilty. Maybe I'm wrong, but there'sjust something about him.'

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guilty, he shouldn't be nominated If not, I don't see how he will put it behind him, even if it is false."

Janice Howitz of Plymouth said: ' i think he's guilty Maybe I'm wrong, but there's just something about him "

Bode's patron Bob McCormick of Novi was unsure about the charges "I don't know if it's true. If it is, he can't go (to the Supreme Court). But it's the old, You're innocent un-til proven guilty "

Mike of Plymouth, who asked that his last name not be used, won-dered why it took 10 years for Hill to bring it up "Personally. I think

it's just a bunch of garbage." he said.

John Gordon of Farmington Hills chalked Hill's allegation up to poli-tics

They're just trying to dig up some dirt It's the usual politics, that's my opinion From what I've heard, that's what I'm getting," Gordon said

Matt Dillon of Howell and Don Whitsitt of-Saline shared their opin-ions as they left Bode's

what I've heard, 1 think they are over-reacting.' said Dil-lon "Too many times, political people have been cornered by things that happened previously that have no bearing on what they'll be asked to do. I think he is being treated unfairly "

"I think it makes interesting reading and watching on T V r s a i d Whitsitt.

AT JOHNSON S RESTAURANT at Fcfrd and Lilley in Canton, man-ager Mike Myatt, 30, said he had

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Sexual harassment: you can fight back By M B. Dillon

"staff writer

Glenda Teeter (above) had lunch at John-son's Restaursnt in Canton, where she com-mented sbout the Clarence Thomas hearings. Mike Myatt (below, right) said: "Are men just

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supposed to be sble to take it?" Charlie John-son (left) said: "They'll be having Teddy Ken-nedy judging him. Come on."

While the majority of sexual harassment victims are women, the Office of Women and Work re-ceives complaints from men sexu ally harassed by women, women sexually harassed by women; and men sexually harassed by men

"AS A WORKING definition, we have always used continuous, unwanted and unreciprocal things of a sexual nature that make you think if you don't respond, that some part of your job is going to be held hostage," said Patricia Cur-ran, director of the Office of Wom-en and Work, a unit of the Michigan Department of Labor

"That can be everything from.

Sleep with me and you can have a job.' to "You can't have the vaca-tion that you requested, or You're in line for next typewriter, but not unless you're nice to me '

To pursue a sexual harassment charge, victims need to do a couple of things before they leave their place ef employment, said Curran

'They need to tell the harasser no They need to say it in i s, noi you's For example. I would pre fer not to hear those jokes, or not to be touched "

The offender should be told of-ten, and incidents recorded, added Curran

"People need — when they start feelfng uncomfortable — to keep a diary Answer the questions Who

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Ways sought to help poor what's inside Canton officials are still consider-

ing options to increase human ser-vices to poor people

Supervisor Tom Yack met last week with representatives of the Plymouth Community United Way. and Canton Community Foundation Is funding a new weekly support group for women st Field Element* ry "School The foundation may also fund a Plymouth Family Services in-dividual counseling service for Can-ton residents.

The Plymouth Canton School dis-trict. meanwhile, is considering a re-quest to allow the community foun-dation to circulate pledge cards to school employees

THE PROBLEM, according to Canton officials, is that the township lacks adeqeate and convenient social

The problem is that the township tacks adequate and convenient social services.

— Canton officials

services for Canton residents Yack said the township is addressing the problem, and the options, be said, are

• Continue Canton's association with the United Way of Southeastern Michigan The problem is that Can-ton residents must travel to Livonia or Dearborn for counseling services

e Create Its own separate agen-cy. This would offer more control

but would be expensive e Expand the Canton Community

Foundation The fund this year will spend 115.000 on human services for Canton residents, but executive di-rector Bill Joyner suggested the or-ganisation is s bridge to be used un-til s more permanent structure is in place

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Take steps to end sexual harassment Continued from Pmgu 1

Who did what to you? Where did It happen? How come it happened? and How did you feel about that? De-scribe who was around, and the peo-ple who witnessed the incident

"Keep a record. If it's not your su-pervisor (the perpetrator) then go to that person's superior and complain. Take your diary of what's been hap-pening to you, and say, 'I feel I am a victim of sexual harassment, and would like to haveat stopped.'

"i ALWAYS SUGGEST that the person then write the boss a letter after that meeting, saying, 'Dear So-and-so: Thank you for our conversa-tion of Oet 11 about my discomfort about the way in which So-and-so treats me. We agreed that . . . Thank you.'

"Make a copy, and give a copy of the letter to your boas."

Putting it in writing prevents em-ployers from later saying they'd have done something if only they'd realized what was happening, Cur-ran said.

"That's what we heard and saw in-itially with the Senate Judiciary Committee (at the Thomas bearing) — that it wasn't really important." Curran said. "They knew about i t and didn't think it was important Nor did they Investigate It any fur-ther than what the FBI gave them. That's the way a lot of bosses deal with sexual harasspsent."

If a victim of sexual harassment finds working conditions intolerable, he or she can quit and still receive unemployment benefits. "Tell your boss personally you are quitting, and that the reason is sexual harassment. Then you can apply for unemploy-men t If you axe otherwise eligible for unemployment," said Curran.

"In this state, a worker doesn't have to stay at a place where there is term I harassment"

THAT ISN'T WIDELY known, and for that reason, employees often give false excuses for leaving. That creates a problem, she said. "The employer then has a paper from you, saying you quit to take care of your dying mother. It becomes your word against the boss's."

Employees have unlit 180 days af-ter the incident to file a charge with the Department of Civil Rights. Cur-ran suggests that victims call the office to make an appointment- The Detroit branch is at Sixth and How-ard in the State Office Plaza. The phooe number is (SIS) 256-1643.

The goal is to resolve the situation quickly by discussing the matter with the employer, she said.

"A lot of times, that is all it takes. The supervisor or boss says, Oh my gosh, we didn't know she was really serious. We are so upset. We didn't know. Oh* dear. They do in fact, stop whatever the behavior was.

"Other times, they say. This wom-an is stark, raving mad. This couldn't have happened.' At that point. If the employer refuses to talk, the case gets routed for a full-fledged investigation. The Civil Rights Commission would then make a finding. - i ' If either side doesn't like what's

said, it can be appealed in court. The civil rights department really wants to make certain that the law is fol-lowed. So there's not a lot of penal-ties. T h e a can be back pay, the per-son can be ordered to get his or her job back; or receive a good refer-ence.

"You don't find great, big, huge judgments. They want foa to ez-haust internal and administrative remedies before you go to court," Curran said.

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Myrtle Rogers truth."

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of Plymouth M i d : "I think she's telling the

been discussing tbe Thomas nomina-tion and issue of sexual harassment with a customer and other restau-rant employees.

"I think he's getting a bum rap. . .We don't know the whole sto-ry," Myatt said. He added that the way the charges came out at the last minute made him suspicious of the charges.

Another manager at the restau-rant, Charlie Johnson, 34. sounded a bit cynical.

"They'll be having Teddy Kennedy judging him. Come on," Johnson said. He also joked about the plush-ness of federal prisons, though Thomas isn't facing any criminal charges that would.land him in jail.

Glenda Teeter, of Ethel, Mo.. said she was suspicious of the way the charges have come out. "I just think they should have come out a lot sooner." Teeter said.

She said if the charges turned out to be true, she would be less likely to support Thomas for the high court seat.

Grocery shoppers at Danny's in Plymouth offered these opinions

i think he did it. I just do." said Keashia Matthews of Detroit

"I t h i n k be did it too. The woman wouldn't lie." said Matthews' friend Emma Braggs of Detroit.

Myrtle Rogers of Plymouth agreed.

"I t h i n k she is telling the truth." said Rogers. "I don't think she would come up and lie on something like that. I just don't think she would."

Labor department defines harassment Exactly what is sexual harass-

ment? According to the law. it is: "Unwelcome sexual advances, re-quests for sexual favors and other verbal or physical conduct or com-munication of a sexual nature when:

• Submission to such conduct or communication is made a term or condition, either explicitly or implic-

itly, to obtain employment, public accommodations or public services, education or housing-

• Submission to or rejection of such conduct or communication by an individual is used as a factor in decisions affecting such individual's employment, public accommoda-

tions or public services, education or housing.

• Such conduct or communica-tion has the purpose or effect of sub-stantially interfering with an indi-vidual's employment, pftblic accom-modations or public services, education or bousing, or creating an

intimidating, hostile or offensive employment, public accommoda-tions. public services, education or bousing environment."

Source. The Office of Women and Work, a unit of the Michigan

Department of Labor

If you've been victimized, here's where to complain

Here are some of tbe agencies that handle sexual harassment com-plaints: Michigan Department of Civil Rights • District Offiee 333 South Capitol Lansing, Mich. 48913 (517)373-3590 The Department of Civil Rights' lo-

cal office, the Enforcement Bureau Complaint Intake office, is at 1200 6th Street in Detroit. The phone number is (313)256-2663.

U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity £omgai»ion 231 W. Lafayettel Room 461 Detroit. Mich. 48226 (313)226-7636

Michigan Employment Security commission EEO Division — Room 605 7310 Woodward Detroit, Mich. 482021 (313) 876-5544 Office of Women and Work 309 North Washington P.O. Box 30015 Lansing, Mich 48909 (313) 373-9475

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The event is for kids and adults of all ages, but the Jaycees don't rec-ommend It for toddlers or the faint-hearted.

Each day beginning at 7:30 p.m., 10 tours will be offered. Admittance is >4 per persog, $3 in advance Pro-

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Reservations must be made through the Plymouth Parks and Recreation Department, by calling 455-1266 weekdays from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., ask for Elvira. A minimum of 10 will be taken on each tour

The 20-minute tour takes place outdoors on a wood-chipped trail, sturdy shoes are recommended

As the Jaycees say, "Nothing is quite as scary as a slow, quiet mid-night walk through a dark forest."

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Homecoming an overtime thriller for the Chiefs

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H o m e c o m i n g Q u e e n April Billings is c o n g r a t u l a t e d by f r i ends a f t e r he r c r o w n i n g at hal t t ime, a b o v e . At r ight , Doug Wears , left , a n d J e r r y Flynn, r ight , ge t g e a r e d u p for the t e a m s d r ive to b r e a k t h e tie. The senior class won the float contest with its roasting pigskin.

A Hollywood pot boUef-A screen writer couldn't have

come up with a better plot, characters or weather for

•*" the Plymouth Canton homecoming on Friday.

The weather was crisp, tbe homecoming queen was-blonde and pretty, and there was an overtime win by the Canton Chiefs over Livonia Churchill. When the overtime period started the score was 7-7 and when it was over, the scoreboard said 20-17

THE WIN PUT Canton s overall recrod at 2-4 and 1-3 in the Western Lakes Activites Association.

But the win didn't come easy. It took three overtime periods before the Chiefs could celebrate

The win came when Churchill missed a field goal.

But all the action didn't come in overtime. April Billings was crowed Homecoming Queen at half time, the band played and there was a float" contest

And when it was all over, everybody was a winner

14 apply to fill vacancy on Schoolcraft board

You are cordially invited to attend

By Wayne Peal stafl writer

Three former Schoolcraft College board candidates are among the 14 people who have applied to fill a board vacancy .

Bruce Patterson. Ronaele Bow-man and Patricia Watson, each a candidate in the June board race, have now applied to fill the seat once held by Wendell Smith • The application deadline was 4 p m Friday

Patterson, a Canton resident, fin-ished second in the June race for a four-year board seal Bowman of Livonia finished third in the race Watson of Northville finished fourth in the eight-candidate field

Others who have applied for the seal include Peter Bee of Plymouth. Ray Byers. Novi. Linda Carnahan, Garden City; Daniel Dalton. Plym-outh, Arthur Hamparian. Livonia.

Elizabeth Johnson. Plymouth. Kevin O'Brien of Northville Arthur Rockall. Northville. Jane Smiley, Northville, Ves Spindler, Northville and Mark Wira. Plymouth

Trustees will interview applicants in public sessions Oct 21-22 The new trustee is expected to be ap-pointed 8 p m Wednesday. Oct 23. in the board meeting room, in the Col-lege Administration Building on the main Schoolcraft campus. 18600 flaggerty. Livonia

Among the hopefuls

Bee is an attorney in practice in Bingham Farms He is a trustee of Wyandotte General Hospital

• Bowman is director of the Gar-den City Youth Assistance program She has twice run for the Schoolcraft board

• Byers is a Ford Motor Co em-ployee He lives in the small portion of Novi Public Schools in the School-craft service district

• Carnahan is a court clerk in the 46th district Court. Southfield She was a June graduate of Eastern Michigan University with degrees in mathematics and computer science

• Dalton is law clerk to Michigan Supreme Court Chief Justice Doro-thy Comstock Riley He is a member of the Plymouth Zoning Board of Appeal?

• Hamparian is a dentist in prac-tice in Dearborn He is a trustee of St Sarkis Armenian church. Dear-born. and received national Man of the Year honors from the Armenian Church in 1980

• Johnson is an attorney with a Plymouth-based law firm She is a member of the Schoolcraft College Women's Resource Center advisory board

• O'Brien « a real estate broker with CB Comercial Real Estate Group. Southfield He holds a law de-gree from Wayne State University

• Patterson is an attorney He is a member of the Canton, Livonia. Plymouth and Northville chambers of commerce

• Rockall is a retiree He is presi-dent of the Northville Historical So-ciety

• Smiley is a clinical nurse spe-cialist in high risk infants with Hutzel Hospitals, Detroit She received Nurse of the Year honors from the Michigan Nurses .Associa-tion in 1985

• Vestus is a computer teacher and department chairman with the Farmington Public Schools He is a past president of the Northville Arts Commission

• Watson is a clinical psycholo-gist with Providence Hospital, Southfield, and in private practice She is a consultant to the Detroit-area Salvation Army Corps and Den-by Memorial Children's Home. De-troit

• Wira is a financial consultant with Tisch Inc . Ann Arbor He is a board member of Polana Inc . an or-ganization designed • to improve trade with Eastern Europe

Smith, a Plymouth resident, is leaving the area to become president of an Ohio-based pet supply chain He resigned from the board last month

The hew trustee will fill out the balance of Smiths term, serving from Nov 20 until June 30. 1993

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Canton police were investigating reports that a half-naked man ex-posed himself to three youngsters near Hulsing elementary School The witnesses, ages 7. 11 and 12. told po-lice the incident occurred Oct 5 about 130 p m

They saw a man walking in a wooded area near the school He was waving at the children, who saw his pants and underwear pulled down to his knees He was about 200 feet away The suspect was described as a white male, 20 30 years old

crime watch JEWELRY THEFT. A Canton

couple returned home from work re-cently to find their home on Glen Ar bor had been burglarized The thief or thieves ransacked several room and stole a large quantity of jewelry from one bedroom Also stolen were

a collection of coins and 12 bills, a camera and meat from a freezer The burglary occurred Oct 5

' ASSAULT". A 21 year-old woman told police she was assaulted by a former house mate The man en-tered the home to pick up some cas-sette tapes he had left behind He be-came violent and struggled with the victim, trying at one point to stab her with a pair of scissors The wom-an's arm was injured in the melee

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sesk i said police lacked evidence to win a trial. "We had no case and could not issue a war ran t . "

The accident occurred about 10 p.m. May 14, 1W0. Witnesses said Melissa was crossing Ford Road oo a red light when she was struck. Her sister. Amy, crossed ahead of her. The girls were on their way to a store to buy school supplies, having just eaten dinner with their parents at Johnson's Restaurant .

In his testimony, Ryan said he was surprised to see a figure run past his car to the curb, apparently referring to Amy, 13 at the time.

"Next was a kind of flash in the front windshield, t didn't know I had struck s o m e o n e , s a i d Ryan, his voice cracking, ou t I know now that I fled, and some miles away on the Je f f r ies Freeway I noticed the windshield was broken/ '

The next day his family was

crying about Melissa's death, and Ryan said be learned of his involve-ment in the accident that killed her.

Debbie Chisholm's sobs could be heard as Ryan spoke. She and her husband sat in the front row of the downtown Detroit courtroom during tbe brief bearing.

"He is incredibly remorseful ," said Ryan's at torney, Howard Wal-lach "It 's been bell on him and his family."

Asked why his client took time to admit his gui l t "Obviously, some panic is involved in something like t h a t Then it became very difficult because of fear of his involvement with what had happened. ."

IT IS UNLIKELY Ryan would have been charged or ticketed had be stopped. He told an office secre-tary that vandals had damaged his car. He had a lengthy record of driv-ing violations before the crash.

Soon af te r the accident, Melissa's

friends, exasperated that the driver had not been found, carried signs a t the intersection seeking information about the mystery car.

Debbie Chisholm r e m e m b e r s being in Ryan 's bouse a f te r tbe acci-dent, and before be was charged. He has since moved to Plymouth Town-ship. Tbe famil ies had lived around the corner in Nottingham Forest subdivision.

Comments Ryan's wife, made to neighbors led police to question Ryan more closely, authorities said, but those comments could Dot b e used in court.

Debbie Chisholm was bitter when discussing her former neighbor a f t e r the bearing. "Joseph Ryan wants this brushed under the carpet. He doesn't want this to affect his life," she said, adding be had shown little regard for Melissa or her family.

"I can' t believe he is as remorse-ful as he appeared in court today," she said.

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• Join forces with the Plymouth Community United Way Fund. This would allow Canton residents to use Plymouth agencies supported by the fund at reduced rates. But it would require approval f rom southeast Michigan United Way fund.

Joyner said the Canton Communi-ty Foundation is willing to "fill a void" until a permanent solution is found.

JOYNER SAID A 15,000 grant f rom the foundation is paying for the women's support group that meets at Field Monday evenings and is

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Because Sheldon Road traff ic passes close to a side-walk used by school kids, a group of parents is seeking changes to encourage safety.

About 200 parents have signed a petition urging im-provements along the Plymouth Township-Plymouth bonier.

"Although the overpass eliminates the need to cross the road, the dangers for children walking along Shel-don cannot be denied," wrote Mary Templeton of Plymouth in a letter to the city commission.

"The possibility of a fatal accident is strong. A child could easily trip or be pushed into the s treet , cars could easily jump the curb especially when it is icy. and there is little reaction time for d i v e r s traveling at 40 mph." she said.

THE PARENTS are seeking guard rails along Shel-don near the overpass and posted school speed zones

"Other schools in this area, such as Smith School for Main Street aild Allen Elementary for Haggerty Road, have posted school speed zones.

"We have the unanimous support of the parent teachers organization and enormous support f rom the .parents in the Bird School district. We fcould like a resolution from the city to support us in our endeav-

ors," Templeton continued. The parents plan to meet Oct 30 with the s ta te de-

partment of transportation. Templeton said 'We would like to be able to inform them that the city will fully support us. realizing of course that Sheldon is a county road and that our focus will need to be in that direction."

City commissioners delayed making the recommen-dation at their Oct. 7 meeting, saying they were await-ing a t ra f f ic review by the township police for that section of Sheldon

SPARKED BY THE parents' concerns, both the Plymouth and Plymouth Township police depar tments have reviewed t r a f f i c violations along that section of Sheldon.

"We've written a lot of tickets, there's some accident activity out there," said township Police Chief Carl Berry, adding the t raf f ic review would be submitted to township t rustees

Berry said he recalled no incidents of ca r s jumping the curb.

Plymouth acting Chief Robert Scoggins said in a re-port to the city manager that "data does indicate a number of speeding infractions on Sheldon Road." add-ing that speed was cited in tickets written a f t e r several accidents on Sheldon.

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Wayne County Executive Edward McNamara pitched his Tiger Stadium financing plan in Lansing last week and while local legislators have concerns, they gener-ally agreed to let the executive keep pitching.

Several local legislators said they were cool to public stadium financing, but they said they supported letting county voters decide the issue for themselves

"I imagine the restaurant and hotel people out here aren ' t going to-be for it because they don't benefit f rom Tiger Stadium." state Rep. Georgina Goss. R-Northville Township, said of the proposed one percent res taurant / hotel and 2 percent car rental tax. "If there's to be a tax. I'd rather see it end at the city (of Detroit) limits. But I have no objection to letting the voters decide."

Goss represents Plymouth. Plymouth Township and a section of Canton, among other communities

Fellow legislator John Bennett. D-Redford, said he hadn't made up his mind on the issue

"I 'D LIRE to learn more about it." said Bennett, whose district also includes a section of Livonia.

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Tigers in Michigan." he said "The Tigers are important to tins region economically."

Lyn Bankes, R-Livonia, opposed the idea of a tax in-crease, but said she had no qualms about putting it on the ballot.

" The people should decide," she said But whether the tax would pass is another question State Sen R Robert Geake. R-Northville, said he

sensed a lack of public support for a stadium tax in his district.

"I'd say the people here don't support a tax for stadi-um financing, said Geake, whose district includes Livo-nia. Redford. Plymouth, Plymouth Township and Can-ton Township ,

Earlier, Senate Minority Leader Arthur Miller, D-Warren. said he would oppose statewide financing of the stadium

"I'm not listening to anything that would cost the rest o( the state money," Miller said

McNamara. however, indicated as long ago as last spring that the county wouldn't seek s tate or regional taxes to pay for stadium construction bonds

Deputy county executive Michael Duggan said the ex-ecutvie received the support he needed during last week s sessions

"We feel our meetings were very productive." he said We feel the legislators know where we ' re coming from "

In related news, the Wayne Comwy Taxpayer s Associ-alon said it would oppose any ballot issue that sought to raise taxes for staîiiflfconstruction

McNamara - ind our state legislators better under-stand that we need a u x cut. not a tax increase collect-ed^TiyToodTiandierrand hoterdesTTclerks, association chairwoman Rose Bogaert said in a prepared state-ment

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A conference on "political correct-ness" is scheduled for Nov 15-17 at the University of Michigan

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for Patrick J. Dwyer. •1, of Northville were Friday, Oct. 11, at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Livonia, with burial in Glen Eden Memorial Park.

Mr. Dwyer was born March 29, 19W, in Marine City. Mich. He died Tuesday, Oct 8, in Royal Oak. He came to the Northville community 13 years ago. He worked for Chrysler Corporation for M years and previously worked for GM Ca-dillac Division. He retired in June 1W1 as comptroller of Chrysler Corp. Technical Center in Auburn HiQs. He previously was comptrol-ler of Chrysler Corp. Trenton En-fetne Plant and also worked at Chrysler Corp. Highland Park off-ice as profit analysis and consoli-dation manager.

Mr. Dwyer served in the U.S. Navy during the Korean War and was a graduate of University of Detroit and participated in the U of D Alumni Association. He was a member of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in Livonia.

Mr. Dwyer is survived by his mother, Jane Dwyer of California; six sons, Michael Dwyer of Tren-ton, Douglas Dwyer of Livonia, Kevin Dwyer of Uvonia, Richard Dwyer of Livonia, Gregory Dwyer of Ann Arbor and David Dwyer of Northville; and one daughter, Kris-tyn Dwyer of Northville; one step-son, William Irvin of Atlanta, Ga.; one sister, Rosemary Diamond of California; nine grandchildren and one brother.

The Rev. Robert C. Seltz officiat-ed the service. Arrangements were made by Harry J. Will Funeral Home in Livonia.

VIRGINIA A TOPE

Services for Virginia A. Tope, 76, of Westland were Wednesday, Oct. 9. at Vermeulen Memorial Trust 100 Funeral Home. Burial was in Cadillac Memorial Gardens West in Westland.

Mrs. Tope was born Feb. 15, 1915. in Fairwood, Va. She died Tuesday, Oct. 8, in Westland. She was employed as a res taurant w a i t r e s s -

Mrs. Tope is survived by one son, Richard Sberril of Southgate; two daughters, Mary A. Zank of Canton and Linda Am burn of Virginia; two grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.

The Rev. Timothy R. Pearson, of Canton Calvary Assembly of God. officiated the service.

EDWARD W. WOODS JR .

Services for Edward W. Woods Jr . . 66, of Westland were Thursday, Oct. 10. at Vermeulen Memorial Trust 100 Funeral Home in West-land.

Mr. Woods was born Nov. 25, 1924, in Detroit He died Monday, Oct. 7, in Wayne. He was employed as an elevator/escalator installer He was a member of Grace Luther-an Church in Redford.

Mr. Woods is survived by his wife, Shirley C. Woods of Westland; t iffee sons, Edward Woods of Livo-nia, Raymond Woods of Beiling-ham and Paul Woods of Redford; two daughters, Linda Schmidt of Novi and Denise Manees of Canton, and 12 grandchildren.

The Rev. V. F. Halboth officiated the service. Memorial contribu-tions may be given to Alzheimer's

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HUGH S. BURNS SR.

Services for Mr. Hugh S. B u m s Sr.. 82. of Canton, wefe held Thurs-day, Oct. 3, at Christ tbe King Lu-theran Church, with burial in Glen Eden Cemetery. Livonia.

He was born March 2. 1909 in Bellefonte, Pa. He was a Unisys Corp. retiree. Among the survivors a re his wife. Wilma Burns; a daughter, Barbara Ehle. of Red-ford; and a son, Hugh Burns J r . of Holland, Mich.

Funeral ar rangements were han-dled by Scharader Funeral Home. Plymouth. Memorial contributions can be made to Christ the King Lu-theran Church.

AILEY V SMITH

Services for Mr Ailey V. Smith, 76, who died O c t 5 in Canton Township, were held Monday, Oct. 7. at the Schrader Funeral Home, Plymouth. Burial was in Oakland Hills Memorial Gardens, Novi.

He was born Dec. 15, 1914" in Harmony. Ark. He was a retired heating and cooling system install-e r .

Among the survivors a re two daughters, Gail Cannady of Livonia and Carolyn McKinley of Westland.

Memorial contributions can be made to the Hospice of Western Wayne County.

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Wayne County Office of Nutrition Services offers tbe following hot meals for seniors 60 years or older the week of Oct 14:

Moaday , — C o l u m b u s Day. Closed.

Taesday — Spaghetti with meat-balls. zucchini with corn, tossed salad, Italian dressing, orange and milk. =

Wednesday — Chicken breast a la orange, buttered nee, sliced carrots, bean salad, honeydew and strawber-ries and milk

Thursday — Broccoli cheese soup, tuna salad on croissant, tossed salad with dressing, baked apple and milk

Friday — Veal patty parmesan, parsley potatoes, peas and onions.

mandarin oranges, roll with marga-rine and milk.

Meals will be served at noon at Tonquish Creek Manor, 1160 Sheri-dan. in Plymouth (453-9703) and at 11 30 a.m. at Canton Recreation Cen-ter. 44237 Michigan Ave (397-5444). Call 24 hours in advance for reserva-tions Call for cancellation Suggest-ed donation is f l 50.

F o u n d a t i o n v o l u n t e e r s h o n o r e d

Volunteers f rom Michigan Cancer Foundation's Plymouth Off ice were recognized at a Tribute Day Tea held Oct. 2 at the Mayflower Meet-ing House

Women honored for sewing cancer pads were Doris Maiert and Anne Hackman of Our Lady of Loret to for 35 years and 20 years, respectively Yvonne Falkner f rom St. Andrew

Episcopal received a 25-year pin

Office volunteers receiving ser-vice pins were Sally Ball, Eileen Emery. Nancy Freeman, Dorothy

.J*axton, Joan Pillon, Lila Vincent. Branch Chairman Shirley Thom was honored for 20 years and Jean Jones for 15 years of continuous service

In addition to the awards, the pro-

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St., provides medical supplies and sickroom equipment for cancer pa-tients. in addition to being an infor-mation and refer ra l source

Michigan Cancer Foundation is a Plymouth Community United Way Agency

Mental health center needs helpers Volunteers are needed to assist

older adults on the mental health unit at the Center for Mental Health and Chemical Dependency

Volunteers are also needed to

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Four hours once a week is all that is needed to help make someone's

day a little brighter. If you enjoy in-teracting with older adults, call Vol-unteer Services at 572-4159 for more information.

School to hold pancake breakfast The Farrand School PTO will hold

a pancake breakfast 8 30-10:30 a m Saturday, Oct. 26.

Cost of the breakfast is $3.50 and includes sausages, beverages and

all-you-can-eat pancakes. Children 3 and under eat f ree

The community is welcome to atend. Tickets must be purchased in advance and will be available from

Farrand School Oct. 10 and 11 Farrand is at 41400 Greenbriar

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PLANNING COMMISSION NOTICE CITY OF PLYMOUTH, MICHIGAN

7:30 P.M. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1991

A t — m — r t n g of the Planning Commission will be beld on Wednesday. October M, 1W1 *t 7 30 p.m. in the Commission Chambers of the City Hall to ramirtar the following

A Public Hearing will be beld on the entire proposed revision of the Zoning Ordinance and Zoning Map of the City of Plymouth.

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The Plymouth District Library Board .will hold its regularly scheduled monthly meeting Mtmday. October 21 at 7 30 p.m at the Library This meeting is open to the public

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S C in its f o r m a t i v e y e a r s By Wayna Peal staff writer

Ask Midge E l l i s . L u t h e r Kleckner and Russell Bogarin what they'll miss the most about Schoolcraft College and the an swer is unanimous the people

"There 's a real sense of commu-nity here, as if the staff and facul-ty were your family." F .lis said.

Tbe three are retiring f rom Schoolcraft this year, ending a combined 70 years of service to the Livonia-based community col-lege.

Ellis, a Livonia resident, is coor-dinator of college special events Kleckner of Northville is a politi-cal science professor Bogarin. an Ypsilanti resident, is college regis-t ra r

ALL THREE will soon be hon-ored by the college for their years of service

Of the three, Ellis is perhaps the best known outside the Schoolcraft community

She has been active in the Livo-nia Arts Commission and was a m e m b e r of the commission thai helped bring cable television to the

city Ellis was also active in the Livoma and Clarenceville public schools, helping start preschool programs in both districts She also helped found the Clarenceville Jazz Series, bringing big-name musicians to area audiences

After joining Schoolcraft in 1974. Ellis worked in the commu-nity services and students activi-ties office She was also coordina-tor of special activities and confer-ences and assistant to the director of college relations In her most recent post, she has supervised the college's popular holiday madrtgal dinners and Mardi Gras celebra-tion. as well as beading the School-c ra f t College Speakers Bureau

Earlier this year, she served on the college re-accreditation com-mittee She received the college Presidential Recognition Award in 1989

KLECKNER CAME to School-c ra f t in 1964 "I was here before there were any students." he said

I can't say Schoolcraft developed exactly as I envisioned, but that 's true of education in general "

His 27 years at Schoolcraft in-cluded terms as president and vice

president of the Schoolcraft Col-lege Faculty Forum — the union that represents college professors and instructors

Kleckner is a member of the American Political Science Asso-ciation. American Academy of So-cial Science and Michgian Center for Education in Politics

BOGARIN JOINED Schoolcraft as a counselor in 1965 and spent four years as director of financial aid and placement before becom-ing registrar in 1B72-

Ih that post, he helped imple-ment two major computerized programs. He was also chai rman of the Michigan Association for Collegiate Registration and Ad-missions Officers, helping crea te a statewide handbook on admission, financial aid and counseling

Bogarin has received the col-l ege ' s O u t s t a n d i n g E d u c a t o r Award and its 1988 Presidential Recognition Award

The college's growth, both in programming and size, is what Bo-garin will remember most.

"We may have been a little iso-lated at first," he said. "But we're really at the center of things now

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Skyrocketing medical liability in-surance premiums are driving young doctors out of the state. L>r Peter Duhamel told a stale Senate panel investigating the costs Friday

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REN STERN, a S^thfield lawyer, said the number ofBPw- malpractice cases is actually down«"A Harvard study states that only one of 16 vic-tims ever receives compensation." Stern said "I can't afford to see eve-ry patient."

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Glenn Steil is confident voters will see tbe proposal to Limit Politicians Terms on Michigan's 1992 ballot.

"Any place we solicit" is pro-ducing signatures- "Our biggest problem is tbe line of people sign-ing," said Steil. president of Compa-tico, a Kentwood office furniture parts firm and cbief fund-raiser.

Metro Detroit suburbs, the Grand Rapids, Muskegon and tbe Flint-Sa-ginaw-Lansing triangle are pro-

ducing tbe most initiative signa-tures, be said.

THE GROUP has a Royal Oak headquarters at 3309 Rochester Road, but co-director Tim Purdy was unavailable to talk about tbe southeastern Michigan effort. Volun-teers can obtain petitions to circu-late by calling toll-free 1-800-272-1011.

"What Congress is doing now is playing into our hands," said Steil, referring to the flap over bounced congressional checks and Congress'

role in the savings and loan crisis. The conservative group needs

nearly 257.000 signatures to put its proposed amendment to the state constitution on the ballot. - As of last week, Steil said they had raised "closer to 200.000 We have until the end of November We're going to try for 400.000 We don't want these politicians trying to throw it out.

"We're adding about 18.000 a week,'' he said

The group has 110,000 from Am-way co-founder Rich DeVos and

$2,000 from Meijer, Inc., the retail giant Meijer also is allowing the group's paid and volunteer circula-tors to gather signatures on store properties

IF IT GETS on the ballot and is approved by voters, the amendment would limit:

• U.S. senators to two six-year terms in a 24-year period

• U.S. representatives to three two-year terms in a 12-year period

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State and national polls show the plan as at least 2-1 support among all voter groups Nationally, term limitation ranks as the biggest wave since the anti-tax movement of the late 1970s

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itation amendment Rep. William D. Ford of Taylor (14 terms) heads '-be Education and Labor Committee-Rep John Dingell (18 terms) of Trenton heads both the Energy and Commerce and the Oversight and In-vestigations subcommittees Rep David Bonior (eight terms) of Mt. Clemens is the House whip (No 3 rank). Sen Donald Riegle (three terms) chairs the Banking Commit-tee

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WALT DISNEY WORLD - Standing in line always irritates me a little, but it's bard not to smile as I inch toward Jim Henson's Muppet Vision 3D in tbe Disney-MGM Studios Thepie Park

The "How Long is the Wait" sign is "Another timely service of the Muppets Lab Department of Wild Guesses " Part of the Muppets Division of Lone-Engineenng, of course.

It's those little touches of whimsy in the middle of all these technological wonders that keeps me coming back to Walt Disney World, which celebrates its 20th birthday this month The Muppets are my choice for the best new attraction in the World, followed by the new SpectroMagic light parade in the Magic Kingdor

I wish I'd been there twenty-some years ago when Dick Nunis, now Chairman of Walt Disney Attractions, was first driven into the 27,400 acres of pine groves and swampland that Walt had bought in central Florida

"We drove in a four-wheel drive over rutted trails for what seemed like hours until we stopped in the middle of nowhere," Nunis said " 'The driver said, this is where we'll build the gate.' *

" 'You've gotta be kidding,' I told him. I wouldn't even get out of the car'"

That swamp now holds a S3 billion dollar complex with three theme parks. 18 hotels, three golf courses, water parks, campgrounds

If Nunis could take you aboard the gigantic Cinderella Castle balloon launched Oct 1, and practice a little of that famous Mickey magic, you

That swamp now holda a $3 billion dollar complex with three theme parka, 18 hotela, three golf couraea, water parka, campgrounda.

could see the 43 square miles of the World light up at dusk in time sequence over the years

The Cinderella Castle skyline of Magic Kingdom and a few hotels. Walt Disney Village in 1975, EPCOT in 1982 Eleven years later, an explosion of new lights with Disney-MGM Studios Theme Park and new hotels all over the property.

Soar high enough and you might see west to Tokyo Disneyland and east to Eurodisney, which opens at 9 01 a m April 12, 1992, in France

Disney has sprinkled its pixie dust on several new projects this year Hollywood's Pretty Woman, Dinosaurs Live, Honey I Shrunk the Kids Adventureland, Teen-age Mutant Ninja Turtles. Muppet Vision 3D and a new Mickey Mouse Club are already open at the Studios Stage shows based on movies Beauty and the Beast and The Little Mermaid premiere November and January respectively

There are two new golf courses, Fazio's Osprey Ridge and Dye's Eagle Pines: two new luxury hotels. Disney's Yacht and Beach Club Resorts; two new moderate hotels, the Port Orleans Resort and the Dixie Landings Resort which follows in January;

time-share Vacation Club condos opening in December

All that technology, plus Minnie Moo and Grandma Duck's Farm, where a cow born with Mickey's trademark black ear marking on his white coat resides in the Magic Kingdom

I was greatly concerned when I heard that the Main Street Electrical Parade was moving to Eurodisney It has lighted the Magic Kingdom at night since 1977 and is one of everybody's fayorite attractions

I needn't have worried As I stood on the street in the Kingdom at 10 p.m one recent night, with the lights turned down and the crowd hushed, the first float came around the corner light a great ship of light, bearing life-sized characters with lighted hair

They danced in light on rolling balls There were dancing bass fiddles and dancing pianos, dancing peacocks and gliding fish, following be a whole procession of Cinderella's carriage changing from color to white light and back.

It was just a bigger and better electrical parade, and it was wonderful.

Spending hot days and nights in a theme park isn't everybody's idea of fun. but whenever I hesitate about going to Mickey country I remember the whimsy that is so much a part of the World

Tbe cow with Mickey ears, the Department of Line Engineering, the little blonde girl, with that delighted look on her face, doing an impromptu dance on the curb of the Magic Kingdom with Minnie Mouse, and Jiminy Cncket on the back of the last float of SpectroMagic shouting: "Bye now Take care Hope you had fun."

PnoK. by MICKEY JONES

M u p p e t Fozz ie Bear a n d a f r i end p o s e at Walt Disney World in Or lando, Fla.

2 a r e a p e r f o r m e r s p i c k e d f o r D i s n e y ' s c h o s e n f e w ] You've seen A Chorus Line so you

know the drill. More than 300 aspir-ing performers walk into the audi-tion and about 25 of them walk out with a job.

In the case of Jason Bendler of Troy, Walt Disney World auditioned 1.500 instrumental players across the nation and picked 90 for the All American College Orchestra

Dancer Michael Serapiglia of Troy had an even slimmer chance; they picked 12 dancers nationwide to per-form in the Best of Disney show last year

Both performers were picked by recruiters like Bob Radock, who knows what it's like to be one of the chosen few Bob was a music student at the University of Michigan when he was chosen for the All American College Band and spent a summer playing his trombone at Disneyland.

Radock directed the band for two years at Troy High school and was in his second year as admissions direc-tor for Interlochen Arts Academy when the phone rang one day:

"We're looking for a music festi-val coordinator to book guest enter-tainers into Disneyland," the voice said

"From the north woods to Ana-heim," Bob says. He moved on to Walt Disney World in Florida as the coordinator of international festival entertainers when EPCOT opened in 1982 Now he is manager of Educa-tional Programs for the division of Creative Entertainment at Walt Dis-ney World

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At Disney he has stage managed major musical shows, such as the Count Basie Orchestra, booked inter-national talent, helped to bring edu-cators and work professionals to-gether. and pursued one of his favor-ite goals: widening the horizons of students who come to Disney World

Students like Michael Serapiglia and Jason Bendler

Michael didn't start dancing until his senior year at Shrine High School in Troy He went into the theater

program at Wayne State University, took dancing lessons from Annette and Company School of Dance in West Bloomfield arvd started looking toward Broadway.

"I auditioned for Disney's All American College Show last Febru-ary at Marygrove College, along with 175 other contenders

"Two and half months later they called I spent three and half months doing five shows a day in the Magic Kingdom I loved it."

Singers and dancers audition again Feb. 1. 1992. at Marygrove. and Michael will be there

"It was the first job in my field and I learned a lot, including work discipline and how to work with oth-ers during 378 shows "

His advice for others who want to audition "Be prepared with a few different songs. Be as professional as possible. Have fun. Disney wants fun people Disney is a fun place and they want you to have fun "

Jason Bendler has been having fun with his violin since the 6th grade "The violin chose me'" he says As a sophomore at Western Michigan University. Bendler pays his way-through school by performing for symphony orchestras in Kalamazoo. Lansing and Battle Creek "It beats flipping burgers

"I auditioned in Chicago last win-ter and won a place on the All Amer-ican College Orchestra I spent the summer at Walt Disney World and

the Orchestra was called back to play for the 20th anniversary cele-brations this month

We performed three times a night during the week and with guest stars like John Davidson oo.-the weekend." -»

Disney will audition for the or-chestra, marching band and show band Feb 1 at Northwestern Univer-sity in Evanston, Illinois, and Felx 2 at DePaul University School of Stu-sic in Chicago

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It sounds doll, but there could be easy fees for them — and big *av-ings for us homeowners who are smart enough to hire them.

This is speculation and, so far, hasn't been researched by any law-yer. Tbe speculations are based on chats with lawyer-legislators.

They believe that if people can find a way to beat taxes, they will.

ONE PLAN already on tbe 1992 ballot would "cap" assessment in-creases at 5 percent or the rate of consumer price inflation, whichever is less. The "Cut It Cap" plan of Gov. John Engler and Republicans would

assessments at 3 percent the GOP plan passes.

What would it mean, 10 years down U|e road, to neighboring owners of two $100,000 bouses with state equ-alized valuations of 150,000?

Let's say real estate inflation is 10 Percent compounded. In 10 years with no cap, the SEV would be near-ly $130,000.

TIM Richard

But with a 3-percent cap, the SEV would be just $67,000. In a school district levying 34 mills (state aver-age), these homeowners would save $2,100 a year in school property tax-es.

BUT WHAT IF Owner A sells at the end of 10 years? Tbe house is reassessed to half the true market value — $130,000. The new owner pays the additional $2,100 in proper-ty taxes.

Young and mobile families will be socked more than those who stay put.

Owner B, meanwhile, sees his friendly lawyer and sets up the M.Y. Corp. to own his house. Instead of selling his house at the end of 10 years, he sells only his shares of

stock MY. Corp is still owner of the

house, so the assessment stays capped at $€7,000

IT'S NOT a pure savings of J2.100 in property taxes, because Owner B must pay the lawyer and hold an an-nual meeting But he's still ahead by incorporating.

Or by putting his house in a trust and transferring it to his kids. '

Or by renting it and keeping title in his own name — assuming he wants to be a landlord.

You get the picture. "Capping" as-sessments will create an enormous incentive for homeowners to beat the system at moving time.

Owner B can get a better price for his house — er, shares of stock — because the buyer is getting more house and less taxes for his limited money.

I'M TROUBLED, however, by the potential schemes to beat property taxes by using corporations or trusts.

First, the sophisticated homeown-

er would have a considerable advan-tage over Joe Six-Pack It violates the notion of fairness.

Second, the money for schools will come from someplace. It will come from the stale treasury — schools would be reimbursed for taxes lost due to the "cap." The state would pay -big bucks to districts with so-phisticated white-collar residents who hire lawyers and not to Joe Six-Pack's district.

Affluent voters beat tbe long lines in presidential elections by voting absentee, while Joe Six-Pack queues up for an hour. Don't be surprised if the same thing happens with proper-ty tax "caps."

CORRECTION: In a recent col-umn deploring broadcasters' non-coverage of state education issues, I made a serious omission in the short list of good guys: Michigan Public Radio. You can catch it at 4:30 p.m on WUOM-FM or 4:45 on other uni-versity stations such as WDET-FM

Tim Richard reports cm the lo-cal implications of state and re-gional events.

Gays are after big bucks, not rights

from our readers Columbus tJefended To the editor

Your "point of view" in the above referenced article appealed to me considerably. The appeal came from the positive aspects: Honoring Na-tive Americans.

As a first generation American born, I have become an avid reader gf the history of native peoples iff this hemisphere — not only those in-digenous to the 48 states, but also

from the southern tip of South Amer-ica up to western areas of Canada and Alaska. The species are many — their histories rich.

But to condemn Columbus for all the atrocities, and to scrap the holi-day, is like gilding the lily ashen grey, for the sake of the rose. All that followed Columbus was not bad. Let us light one candle and concen-trate on the benefits.

I have been to"the Native Ameri-can towns in the mountains of north-east Arizona, and have seen their galleries of history, put up not only for non-native tourists, but also for their own posterity. I have been

equally awed at the large compre-hensive native display in the Muse-um of Natural History on Vancouver Island in British Columbia. The only "attraction" I have seen in Michigan is the gambling operation at the Soo.

I am tired of reading complaints in "points of view" and feature arti-cles, without any offer of a solution.

I challenge you to start an effort to memorialize your ancestors and the Native Americans of western Wayne County — I'll be there at your side.

If you should choose to follow up on my suggestion, please feel f ree to call me — I'm listed in the Westland

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American holocaust To the editor:

Mr Counts — (it seems) you're the only one that put in print the true reality of our own — "Great Ameri-can holocaust " Maybe the sins of our past are catching up with us.'

Tony Trujlllo Livonia

P S. If you look close around Thanksgiving day you might see a picture of an Indian having turkey with a pilgrim.

DOES IT REALLY matter if you're homosexual or a lesbian? To most of us. it doesn't. People have a right to privacy. But to the gays and lesbians it does The reason is mon-ey. not rights.

Gays and lesbians want to be clas-sified as a minority so they can cash in They want to be treated like hTacks, women, His panics and Asi-ans. They're seeking special treat-ment.

And we in the media are blind, stu-pid fools who in our quest to find new causes to back, give up our ob-jectivity and think with our hearts, not our beads.

We've accepted the idea that gays and lesbians don't have the same civ-il rights as the rest of us. We don't question it. We should.

We're not talking about AIDS. The government should spend more mon-ey on the dreaded disease. But at the same time we have to admire Presi-dent Bush's comment to gays that they should stop doing what they're doing and then they wouldn't have to worry about AIDS.

NOBODY WANTS to see homo-sexuals or lesbians be beat up or dis-criminated against just because of their sexual preference However, who's going to know what that pref-erence is unless they make an issue of it?

That's happening at the Cracker-Barrel restaurant chain. Homosexu-als are claiming the company dis-criminates against them. If they didn't make an issue out of i t how would the company even know they were gay?

The thing here is that it gives homosexuals a platform to fight their battle for special treatment. It's not equal treatment. They have all the rights the rest of us have. They just want mpre.

And that means more bucks. If homosexuals and lesbians are suc-cessful in their quest to become a minority, we're all in for some ma-jor changes in our lives and tax bills.

Eventually there would be a quota system for homosexuals and lesbians at universities and other institutions. I suspect it would eventually be ar-gued that there should be a homosex-ual or lesbian seat on the U.S. Su-preme Court.

Things would be a mess. Just im-agine what would happen at a local

Jeff Counts

high school if a college or university would.offer scholarships to lesbians or homosexuals. -

SOME PARENTS would be angry that our society was trying to make kids sexually active before their time And other parents would be looking to take advantage of free government money for education by telling their kids to claim they are a homosexual or lesbian just to receive a scholarship.

For years people have tried to get government out of tbeir bedrooms, claiming we all have a right to pri-vacy. And now homosexuals and les-bians are trying to put government back in that private room.

It's pretty obvious who is black. Hispanic or a woman. But sexual preference is another thing. It's pret :

ty hard to prove either way. In court it would be tough.

Just imagine a kid trying to get a scholarship because he or she is a homosexual or a lesbian. How would they prove it to a university?

There's another move to have col-leges allow gays or lesbian couples to move into married student bous-ing This is tax-supported stuff

THEN THERE'S the move to al-low gays and lesbians to marry. This means they would be able to rip off the Social Secruity system along with the pension systems of Ameri-can.

That's big bucks And it's open to every scam that a con man or wom-an can come up with.

The question is: Can we afford to create another minority group based on sexual preference?

We can't. We should spend our money on helping poor families with education, health and housing, not on special programs based on sexual preference

Let's start thinking with our heads and watching our pocket books.

Jeff Counts is the editor of the Plymouth and Canton Observer Newspapers

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Here's how Observer it Eccen trie area members of Congress were recorded on major roll call votes in the week ending Oct 4

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TO PASS JOBLESS BILL - By a vole of 300 for and 116 against, the House sent President Bush the conference report on a bill (S 1722) providing an additional 7. 13 or 20 weeks of unemployment checks to people who exhausted their initial allotment between March 1. 1991. and July 4. 1992 The bill's esti-mated $6 4 billion one-time cost would be added to the deficit.

A yes vote was for additional jobless benefits.

Area representatives voting yes were Carl Pursell, R-Plymouth, Dennis Hertel, D-Harper Woods: William Ford, D-Taylon and Sand-er Levin. D-Southfield.

Congressman William Broom-field. R-Birmingham, voted no.

PORK BARREL DISPUTE -By a vote of 300 for and 111 against, the House approved a |48 million expenditure to upgrade the FBI's fingerprint examination lab-oratory and move it from Wash-ington to Garksburg, W Va. Chairman Robert Byrd, D-W Va , of the Senate Appropriations Com-mittee. is orchestrating the trans-fer The vote occurred during de-bate on an appropriations bill (HR 2608)

Supporter Alan Mollohah, D-W Va.. said: 'This isn't pork at all. This money goes to a crying need If we are going to fight crime ef-fectively in this country, we need a modern identification system."

Opponent Dan Burton. R-Ind.. said 'This is one of the famous pork barrel projects" that Byrd is securing for West Virginia, at the cost of worsening the deficit.

A yes vote supported the ex-penditure.

Area congressmen voting yes were Pursell, Hertel. Levin and Broomfield

Congressman Ford didn't vote

THE MOSCOW EMBASSY -The House refused, 175 for and 231 a|ainst. to mandate construction of a third U.S diplomatic facility in Moscow, in addition to the exist- * ing embassy and a new structure that remains unoccupied because of Soviet bugging The vote oc-curred during debate oo a State Department appropriations bill iHR 2608). By non-record vote, the House later approved f 100 million for open-ended plans to expand embassy space in Moscow

Supporter Neal Smith. D-Iowa. said U.S officials in Moscow need secure and ample work space "at this crucial time in history.'"

Opponent Olympia Snowe, R-Mairie, said that with the Soviet Union breaking apart, America needs less of a presence in Moscow and more involvement in the re-

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A yes vote was to mandate con-struction of a third embassy build-ing in Moscow

Congressman William Ford voted yes

Voting no were Pursell, Hertel. Levin and Broomfield

TO PROBE CHECK BOUNC-ING — By a vote of 390 for and 8 against, the House approved a res-olution (H Res 236) closing its bank by the end of the year. The mea-sure also opened an Ethics Com-mittee probe of General Account-ing. Office findings that many members have repeatedly abused the facility by bouncing large-sum checks and paying no penalty.

"It is a scandal for members of Congress to abuse their office in this way." said Melton Hancock. R-Mo., in earlier floor proceed-ings No member spoke against tbe measure.

A yes vote supported the resolu-tion.

Voting yes were Pursell, Hertel, William Ford, Levin and Broom-field

SENATE • , TO PASS FAMILY LEAVE

BILL — The Senate voted 65 for and 32 against to require employ-ers to provide up to 12 weeks of unpaid leave for childbirth and other medical circumstances af-fecting the employee or a close family member Workers would retain health benefits during the leave The bill (S 5) was sent to the House It applies to employers of at least 50 workers but exempts the 10 percent of a workforce that is highest paid

Supporter Harry Reid. D-Nev, said "all nt-the. United States' ma. jor (economic) competitors have leave policies similar to this legis-lation."

Opponent Larry Craig. R-Idaho, said he supports family leave but not as a federal mandate that will diminish private sector productivi-ty.

A yes vote supported the family leave measure

Senator^ Carl Levin and Donald Riegle. both Democrats, voted yes

JOBLESS BENEFITS - By a vote of 65 for and 35 against, the Senate approved the conference report on legislation (S 1722) pro-viding up to 20 weeks of addiUonal jobless checks" to workers who have exhausted their first 26 or so weeks of benefits

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Engler axes arts aid, hints deals By Tim Richard staff writer

State funds to cities with race-tracks, to local symphony orchestras and to Friends of the Rouge were vetoed by Gov. John Engler.

But the Republican governor beld out hope that some line items he axed would be restored at reduced levels And in the case of arts groups, he said he preferred to ap-propriate a lump sum from which the new Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs could make grants

"Michigan is the only state in the nauon," Engler said, "to balance the

budget and increase funding for edu-cation (by 4 percent) without raising taxes "

His vetoes cut the general fund budget for the fiscal year beginning Oct I to J7 58 billion, the amount of projected revenue.

CONSTITUTIONALLY. Engler had to veto an entire line item but indicated willingness to compromise on some programs.

For example, he vetoed $2.8 mil-lion for standardbred horse pro-grams (harness racing) but offered to deaTat 92.1 million.

But Engler seeks te-fett-o out aid to Livonia, Northville an« Hazel Park.

Each had been getting up to 9900,000 annually for 20 years for coats asso-ciated with policing horse race tracks Engler offered oo deal

Rep. Lyn Bankes, R-Livooia, said her city received a triple hit this year — Iocs of the race track money, a freeze on assessments and a major loss through state-ordered sharing of local school property taxes.

Mike Duggan, deputy Wayne County executive, said the "County-care" health program for indigents was vetoed and is not funded as of now. "But we do plan to meet with the governor to discuss i t " Duggan said. "We support Sen. Robert Geake's efforts" — a supplemental

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Engler whacked all the nearly 91 million appropriated for science mu-seums, including 996.000 for Cran-brook, 9260,000 for the Detroit Sci-ence Center and 9300,000 for Green-field Village's Innovation Center

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Six Indonesian medical profession-als are attending Schoolcraft College this i«ll as part of an international training session coordinated through the college and Indonesian govern-ment..

Students are members of the Pus-diknakes Fellowship Training Pro-gram. The program is financed by the Indonesian government and the World Bank.

The training program is designed to increase the skill of medical pro-tes&ionflls in Indonesia densely populated nation in the world.

The Schoolcraft College Biomedi-cal Technology program is the key

U.S. training facility for the Indone-sian students. Lambton (Ontario) College is coordinating the interna-tional program.

The students will also receive training through area hospitals. The hospital training program was coor-dinated through Schoolcraft biomed-ical technology professor Larry Scharmen.

Students will learn to operate and repair medical equipment, as well as gaining exposure to American cul-ture and the U.S. medical system, during their 10-week internships.

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Predators maintain balance in nature As we watch the birds come to

our feeder, it is easy to identify one species from another On the Other hand, it is very difficult, if not impossible to separate one in-dividual of a species from another Most birds of a particular species and se* ioek4tfce all the others.

Looking at a museum collection of several hundred specimens would illustrate that they do not all look exactly alike, but for all practical purposes in the field they look alike. The differences notice-able in tbe museum are subtle and do not interfere with tbe survival of that individual.

If noticeable differences do oc-cur, such as extensive white spott-ing. the individual often does not survive. In white spotting, sections of feathers are white instead of tbeir normal color. A normally brown bird is brown so that it can hide from predators. White feath-ers make it more visible, and thus

nature

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THROUGH the years, the color, sex. shape of the bill, and other features have been adapted for the species and the individuals surviv-al When an individual had the wrong combination of features it often died, for one reason or anoth-er

That is why today, we often do not see an animal that is not like all the others When we do see one that is abnormal, it immediately draws our attention.

This summer I saw a young woodchuck having difficulty walk-

ing. It looked as though it were drunk. Whenever it came to a light bump on the ground, it would fall on it's side. I suspect it was a birth defect of some nature. While nurs-ing in the protection of the den, this young woodchuck was able to survive. Even when it was out feeding on its own it was able to move enough to find food

I was surprised that it survived for about three weeks after I first noticed it, but after that time it disappeared It's sad to think about the fox that probably caught this woodchuck, but it is the fox that keeps it so we see healthy animal. Fox and other predators cull indi-viduals that do not fit the norm, and that is one of the reasons why all tbe animals look alike to us

Tim Nowicki is a naturalist at Independence Oaks County Park in Oakland County He lives in Livonia.

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Chiefs mark homecoming with OT win By Darren A. Nichols staff writer

Plymouth Canton won't forget its 1991 homecoming for years to come.

A missed field goal by Livonia Churchill allowed the Chiefs to escape with a narrow 20-17 win in three overtimes Friday.

"It was a wild game to the end." Canton coach Bob Khoenle said. "A bad snap and the little things decided the game tonight. Neither team did too much on offense

"1 was glad to see it end the way it did — with us winning. We needed a win, too. It was tough, and we were lucky and fortunate enough to win."

The win raised Canton's record to 2-4 overall and 1-3 in the Western Division Of the Western Lakes Activities Association.

Churchill dropped to 0-6 and 0-4. REGULATION PLAY ended in a 7-7 tie

after Canton kicker Jeff Nafe missed a 34-yard field-goal at tempt with no time left on the clock.

On the first play of the first overtime, running back Steve Hohl took a handoff and scampered 10 yards for a touchdown. The conversion by Nafe put Canton ahead 14-7.

After a Churchill run was stopped for a loss on first down and two pass plays were unsuccessful, most fans thought tbe game was over. But on fourth-and-11, Churchill quarterback Mike Johnson took the snap, rolled right and dove into the end zone under two defenders for a touchdown. A successful conversion by Paul Martus sent the game into a second overtime.

With the score tied 14-14, Churchill gained

5 yards on the first two downs Johnson threw an incomplete pass on third down, and Martus hit a lf^yard field goal to put the Chargers ahead 17-14

Canton took {he ball and gained 5 yards on three running plays before tying the score on a 10-yard field goal by Nafe to send the game into a third overtime at 17-17

In the third overtime. Canton threw three straight incomplete passes before Nafe kicked the game-winner

CHURCHILL TOOK the ball and gained 5 yards on a quarterback keeper by Johnson. On second down, Darryl Cook caught a pass from Johnson for 2 more yards

After an incomplete pass, Churchill set up for the game-tying field goal on fourth down The snap on the kick was high, and holder Craig Shepley rolled left and threw

an incomplete pass to end the game Churchill coach Herb Osterland was

pleased with the way his Chargers played Friday night

"It was a very tough game, and we felt we had a chance to win." he said "We came to play and we played well in the first half We just had a bad snap at the end

"We were very pleased with how we played Quarterback Mike Johnson kept his head in the game, and the defense played outstanding tonight. You always want to win; but .1 am very proud of the effort we gave tonight

Khoenle said his kicking game and the de-fense came to play Friday night

"The kicking game was good tonight.' he said. "Nafe is a very consistent kicker, even

though he missed the one at the end of regu-lation He's done a pretty good job Tbe de-fense did a good job tonight The offense has something to be desired

"I WASNT surprised that it was a tough game Even though they've been down a while arid losing, Churchill always plays hard Herb (Osterland) always does a good job with them "

Canton scored first in regulation with 1 23 left in the first half on a 25-yard pass to John Wright from Kevin Shankie The Chiefs led 7-0 at halftime

Churchill tied the score at 5 34 in the third quarter when Martus capped a 4 ^-minute , 10-play drive with a 1-yard run then added the extra point

Hister, Salem sink Spartans

Senior running back Leon Hister had another big game for Plymouth Sa-lem as the Rocks defeated host Livonia Stevenson and won their third straight football game. 28-7.

Hister rushed for 196 yards on 16 carries and staked Salem to a 13-0 halftime lead with touchdown runs of 54 and 74 yards.

"He's a great back," Stevenson coach Jack Reardon said. "He has great speed He broke those two long ones, and that just killed us."

Hister had gained big yards in previous games on pitchouts. so the Spar-tans made an effort to contain him at the corners. They were successful at that, but Hister found a seam on several runs up the middle, according to Reardon

The victory puts Salem at 3-1 in the Lakes Division of the Western Lakes Activities Association and 4-2 overall. Stevenson is 1-3 and 3-3.

Fullbacks Dan Burke and Rob Shepley scored second-half TDs on runs of 13 and 3 yards to give'Salem a 28-0 lead late in the fourth quarter The Spartans scored with seven seconds remaining when Chuck Favor caught a 25-yard pass from Ryan Furkas

Shepley rushed for 51 yards and Burke 39 as the Rocks outrushed Steven-son 287-74. Furkas completed nine, of 29 passes for 130 yards, and Jason Dreyer had five receptions for 75 yards. Salem had 27 yards through the air

Senior defensive back Ed Gundry, playing in his first game since being injured in the second week of the season, had the first of three Salem inter-ceptions in the first quarter. Hister ran for his first TD on second down.

The Rocks needed only three plays to score again after they blocked a Stevenson field goal at the Salem 19-yard line with 2:25 left in the first half.

Burke's scoring run capped a 45-yard, 11-play drive late in the third quar-ter Salem linebacker Agron Ujkaj 's second interception set up the last TD with 1:55 remaining in the game

Andy Szydlowski had eight tackles and a fumble recovery to lead the Salem defense Coach Tom Moshimer had praise for his defensive front that included Tim Galda (41* tackles), Allen August, Bob Smith, Alfonso Hysko and Hugh Blake-Thomas

Lineman Sam Mitchell had eight solo tackles and linebacker Chad Meyers four solos for the Spartans.

Salem travels to Walled Lake Central on Friday night, and Stevenson visits division-leading North Farmington on Saturday afternoon.

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CC overcomes turnovers to beat Rice By Stsvs Kowalski start writer

With Birmingham Brother Rice trailing 21-7 and trying to rally in the fourth quarter of Sunday's Boys Bowl, Redford Catholic Central de-fensive back Brett Walter did what came naturally on this day.

He took the ball away. Walter intercepted a intend-

ed for Rice's sophomore tight end Mike Polick at the CC 12-yard line with 2 38 remaining at Pontiac's Wisner Stadium. The interception ended any hopes Rice might have had and set up Jeff Tibaldi's 85-yard

Canton cagers prevail

Plymouth Canton dominated in the middle of the game Thursday and swept over host Walled Lake Western 49-31 in girls basketball.

The Chiefs, who are 5-0 in the Western Lakes Activities Associa-tion and have a seven-game winning streak, outscored Western 27-11 in the second and third quarters com-bined

"Our defense in the middle quar-ters was real good." Canton coach Bob Blohm said "We got a little more pressure on the ball, contested the entry pass and got some turn-overs

"We played with a little more in-tensity, and we rebounded the ball exceptionally well in those quar-ters "

Junior center Stephanie Gray scored 13 points and had 12 rebounds to lead Canton (9-2) Sophomore Lisa Nicastri, who took her injured sis-ter's place on the varsity this week, was a major contributor to tbe vkrto-

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touchdown run which came three plays later.

The Shamrocks overcame five turnovers and won, 35-7, making this their sixth Boys Bowl victory over Rice in the last seven years. The two teams combined for eight turnovers so it's no wonder a turnover helped decide the outcome.

"We were in a man-to-man de-fense, I was us his back pocket and we both kind of caught tbe ball and I just wrestled it away." said Walter, describing his interception.

After Tibaldi's long run and Kerry Zavagnin's fourth straight extra point gave CC a 28-7 lead, Walter

finished the scoring by taking advan-tage of, what else, another turnover. Rice's Marcus Harvey lost the han-dle of a kickoff and Walter plucked the ball out of the air and returned it about 20 yards for CC's last points.

"I saw the guy (Harvey) cut back, Joe Lopez hit him. the ball popped up and I was just in the right place at the right time," Walter said. "I never ended a game like that."

The Shamrocks outgained the Warriors, 387-149. in total yardage but coach Tom Mach was amazed his players were able to overcome all those turnovers and still win CC's defense provided Mach with

some answers, allowing Rice only 21 net yards on the ground in 21 car-ries.

Defensive linemen Dan Kelly and Joe Suhajda combined to sack Rice's Steve Merchant once and hurry the senior quarterback on several other pass attempts The win improved CC to 6-0 overall and 2-0 in the Catholic League s Central Divsion Rice is 3-3. 1-1

"I 'm just dumbfounded." Mach said. "But the credit goes to our de-fense's mental toughness We had a lot of mistakes in the first and sec-ond half and down the road we have to eliminate those "

Tibaldi. a senior tailback, lost three of four fumbles but still fin-ished with a career-high 230 yards on 25 carries After losing a fumble on CC's opening series, Tibaldi scored from eight yards out with 7 33 remaining in the first quarter to give CC a 7-0 lead

Tibaldi fumbled only once in five previous games so he was as surprised as anyone else about his butterfingers •

"I think they were getting some helmets on the ball." he said

CC defensive end Jason Krueger recovered a Rice fumble at the War-riors' 39 to set up CC's second score.

which came with 5 40 remaining in the first half

CC quarterback Chris Barbara, who completed three of four passes for 56 yards, capped the seven-play drive with a quarterback sneak and Zavagnin's extra point made the score 14-0 Fullback Dan Gusoff. who finished with 67 yards on 19 car-ries. amassed 27 of those yards on five attempts during CC's second scoring drive

Kelly blocked a Rice punt near the end of the second quarter, and Tibal-di scored five plays later on a nine-yard run to put the Shamrocks ahead. 21-0, at halftime

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Miller's 28 points help Salem girls defeat WLC By Neal Zipeer staff writer

getting soma instruction from coach Frad Tho-2 t points Thursday while loading Salem to victo-

The Detroit Pistons lost their microwave" in the off-season. but Plymouth Salem's Darcie Miller put on a performance Tuesday that would make all Vinnie Joh-son fans proud

Miller began the game missing her first six shots as visiting Walled Lake Central remained neck-and-neck with the defending Western Lakes Activities Association champion

With just over two minutes left in the first quarter, Miller nailed four consecutive points to give the Rocks a 16-14 lead The senior center had three more such spurts during the game and led her team to a 60-46 victory over the Vikings

Salem, which won'its su th straight game and moved closer to capturing its eighth consecutive division utle. improved to 7-4 overall and 5-0 in the division Central fell to 4-6 overall

"WE HAVE had a hard time getting going early in games." said Miller, who finished with 28 points and II rebounds We usually start slow and see what the other team is like But then we get cooking "

Darcie played an awesome game on both sides, of-fensively and defensively." Salem cosch Fred Thomann said "She was the force of the game She got some good scoring opportunities and rebounded strong for us "

The Rocks jumped to a 4-0 lead, but Central fought back to go ahead 13 8 Miller scored her first points after senior Allison Fyke fed her for an easy layup

After Central's Bndgette N o m s hit a short jumper. Miller made three straight layups to give the Rocks a two-point lead entering the second quarter

However Jenny Czach got the lead back for the Vik-ings with two baskets With 4 47 left before halftime. N o r m hit a layup to give Central its last lead of the game at 20-18 The Vikings did not score another point until the third quarter

MILLER GOT reheated and scored five straight Sa-lem points Her teammates also got hot as guards Leslie Got is and Christy Panmucha hit three-pointers to give the Rocks a 30 20 halftime lead

"I'm extremely happy our perimeter game is improv-ing A lot of the pieces of our game are coming together now," Thomann said

The Rocks have been playing without senior point guard Kelly Austin, who re-injured a knee in the second game Her status is uncertain for the rest of the season

After a free throw by senior Emily Giuliani gave Sa-lem a 31-22 lead. Miller scored the Rocks next nine points, highlighted by a three-point play off a fast bivak

The Vikings later went on a 11-0 run, but the Rocks answered that with a 10-0 run of their own and never were threatened again

Norm, a junior forward, tallied 18 points for the ViA-ings Giuliani and Gotts added 10 and seven points, re-spectively. for Salem

The Rocks won despite shooting only 37 percent (24-64) from the field and 41 percent (10-24) from the free-throw line Central shot 30 percent (18-60) from the field

? » * . o OAE Monday. Oclobf 14. 1991

Z a v a g n i n l e a d s C C r o u t o f P i l o t s By C J . RiMk

A dim picture had suddenly grown darker Redford Catholic Central's soccer t eam was

trying t o put an end to a few stuDborn streaks. Tbe Shamrocks hadn't beaten Warren DeLaSalle. tbeir opponent Friday at Redford's Bell Creek Pa i fe r in two years, going 0-for-4 in that span They had lost at DeLaSalle earliei this season. 5-L •!

CC wasn't the only victim chewed up by the Pilots during that time. It had been 39 games since DeLaSalle — the defending Class A champi-on - had tasted defeat.

Adding more pressure to the situation. CC not a d y had to beat DeLaSalle. but the Shamrocks had to win by at least two goals to tie for tbe Catholic League s Central Division regular-season title.

So what happens? A minute a f te r Kerry Zavag-nin put CC on top 1-0. rocketing in a rebound 29 minutes into the match, defender Adam Borchert was red-carded for violent play — forcing CC to play the rest of the match short one player.

HARDLY AN ideal situation against one of the state 's best teams. But the Shamrocks proved their mettle, taking complete control in the sec-ond half and routing DeLaSalle 4-0.

The win. by a four-goal advantage, means CC

soccer -will have homefield advantage throughout the Catholic League playoffs, which begin Thursday. CC is 13-1 overall; DeLaSalle is 13-1-1. Both finish 7-1 in the league.

Zavagnin, a team co-captain, deserves a large portion of the c red i t The senior midfielder scored twice more in the second half on direct kicks, slapping two hard drives over the Pilots' wall into the upper right corner of the n e t

The first came nine minutes into the second half; the direct kick was called a f te r Rich Walos was tripped 25 yards f rom the DeLaSalle goal, on the left side of tbe field. Zavagnin pumped his shot over Pilot keeper Karl Bunker into the far corner, putting CC up 2-0.

HE GOT his third goal of tbe game three min-utes later, a f te r Anthony Verino was tripped just outside the penalty area . Zavagnin again went to the right corner and hit it.

Mario Scicluna got the final Shamrock goal with 21 minutes gone, pouncing on a ball that slipped through Bunker and knocking it into the net.

"We had beaten them four s t r a i gh t and tbe rea-son was we shut down their top player, Zavagnin." said DeLaSalle coach Thair Mukhtar. 'Today, we d idn ' t

"The difference was, their top player came to play. Ours (Marcus Cudnik) was shut down."

One very good reason Cudnik was contained, according to CC coach Phil LaJoy, was the mark-ing of Matt Mcintosh. "He did a grea t job." gushed LaJoy. adding, "They all did a great job. They were focused all the way through."

ZAVAGNIN'S OFFENSIVE skills made the big-gest impact. "He's just got a great shot," said La-Joy. Mukhtar agreed: "You're looking a t the most dangerous player (taking restarts) on the field. I told my team not to commit a foul anywhere near the (penalty area) because of him."

Mukhtar couldn't explain why. with a man ad-vantage and trailing just 1-0, his t eam folded. "Realistically, tbey outplayed us." he said. "Even when they were short a man, it looked like they had the advantage. I could almost see the writing on the wall. We've been f lat the last two games.

"I don't mind losing, if we play well. We just didn't play well."

CC did. After Borchert 's ejection, the game turned — but in tbe Shamrocks" favor. "That kind of fired us up," said LaJoy of tbe ejection.

And, it might be added, it came when a f i re was needed most.

Truskowski paces Salem victory Senior John Truskowski scored two joa l s and had two assists-Wednesday.

leading Plymouth Salem past host Walled Lake Western 5-0 in soccer. The Rocks finished 6-2-2 in the Western Lakes Activities Association and

stand 11-3-2 overall. Salem and Plymouth Canton will play at 7 p.m. Wednesday for third place

in the WLAA. * Tom Baker, who suffered a bruised knee and didn't play in the second half,

scored tbe first goal with an assist f r o m Truskowski. Salem led 1-0 at half-t ime a f t e r a late goal was disallowed because t ime had expired.

The Rocks broke loose in the second half and took a three-goal lead on consecutive scores by Truskowski. Matt Cook and Joe Perron were credited with assists.

A cross from Rich Andrusiak set up a goal by Jason Oberhelman, and Pei Ton finished the scoring as Truskowski got his second assist.

Truskowski has 15 goals and 16 assists for a team-leading 46 points. Baker has nine and nine (27), Perron 10 and four (24) and Andrusiak nine and three (21).

Senior goalkeeper Jeff Little played most of the game since f reshman regular Paul Dood sat out with a pulled groin muscle. Cook, the keeper in emergency situations, played the last 10 minutes and got some work in goal, too.

PLYMOUTH CANTON outplayed visiting Ann Arbor Pioneer but couldn't outscore the Pioneers in scocer Wednesday, losing 2-1.

Tbe Chiefs a t tempted 21 shots a t the Pioneer goal. Ironically, the winners had only five — noneln the second half.

All the scoring occurred in the f irst half. The Pioneers stunned Canton (10-5-1) with a goal in the f irst 20 seconds, but Craig Miller tied it midway in the half. Pioneer scored the winning goal off a res tar t with eight minutes re-maining.

"We played very, very well," Canton coach Don Smith said, "but they scrapped and beld us off. We had plenty of good chances. We moved the ball as well as we could."

J im Bradley played the entire game in goal. Fellow goalkeeper Ryan Henkel suffered a knee injury in the Livonia Stevenson game and will be out for the rest of the season.

PLYMOUTH CHRISTIAN Academy and Warren Betbesda batt led through two overtimes Tuesday and ended up tied 1-1 at Hines Park.

Freshman Andy Roose gave the Eagles a 1-0 lead in the f irst half. Bethes-da scored with just two minutes left in regulation time.

Matt Cronan played an exceptional game in goal for PCA. stopping 32 shots, including a penalty kick. The Eagles (7-4-2) had eight shots at the Betbesda goal.

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hammer Olivet The gap between women's soccer

programs among state colleges was well displayed Thursday at School-craft College. The Lady Ocelots, play-ing with just nine players (among tbe missing — top scorer Shannon Meath), was still far more than Olivet College could handle; SC clubbed the Comets 7-0.

It was 3-0 at the half, with Nikki Johnson, Sarah Hayes and Jennifer Whitfield finding the goal for SC Hayes and Whitfield both scored again in the second half; Colleen O'Connor and Beth Hebestreit also netted goals.

Johnson added three assists and Carol Pietila had two.

Eves though Olivet had at least a two-player advantage throughout the match — late in the secood half, Hayes was hurt and had to leave, leaving SC with just eight players — the Comets mounted very little in way of an attack. Kim Owczarzak. the Ocelot keeper, was rarely involved in tbe play, which hardly ever left Olivet's end of the field.

The competition will be different this weekend at tbe Schoolcraft Col-lege Invitational Tournament The Ocelots, now 4-4-2 overall, will play Florissant Valley CC (from St Loots) at 1 p.m. Saturday and Meramec CC (St Louis) at 1 p m Sunday. Both are ranked among the top six in the NJCAA.

D o m e st i l l p o s s i b l e W o r l d C u p s i t e By S tava Kowalski staff writer

Of all the major sports s tories making local headlines earl ier this month, the one least read here might have been the most read worldwide.

We're talking about the Pont iac Silverdome, selected Thursday as one of 17 sites still in the running to host the 1994 World Cup. No World Cup soccer game has ever been played indoors and tbe fact that the Silverdome and New Orleans Super-dome a re among the 17 remaining made headlines across the world.

After reviewing the 17 sites later this year , the Federation Interna-tional de Football Association is ex-pected to finalize the selection pro-cess in early 1992 by naming ei ther eight or 12 sites.

ROGER FAULKNER, chai rman of the Michigan World Cup Bid Com-mittee, gains more confidence each day about the Silverdome's chances.

"I was talking today a t the Detroit Athletic Club and told the crowd, 'Of all the sports stories that /t«*5lt'place

last week, including the Tiger Stadi-um issue, Earnie (Harwell) and Paul (Carey) leaving the Tigers and the Lions (surprising start), the biggest story globally, by far, was the inclu-sion of the two indoor sites," Faulk-ner said Tuesday night. "They ' re talking about it all over the world and the more they talk about it, the more likely FIFA will pick us.

"It 's been a long process with a lot of ups-and-downs, but since March there's been a lot of ups. We're into rhythm now. It 's a question of just executing our plan."

SINCE ALL World Cup games must be played on a grass surface, the biggest question about using the Silverdome as a site was whether grass could grow indoors.

That question was answered in early August when a study proved grass could stay green for a three-week span inside the Superdome.

J im Duggan, executive director of the Michigan World Cup Bid Com-mittee. believes FIFA would like to have some of the games played in-doors because "i t would make the

(U.S. World) Cup unique, one that would set it apar t f r o m others."

Duggan said the Bid Commit tee s goal is to raise $1.3 million in pledges before the end of the year to help convert the Silverdome and pay for Host Committee costs. So far, more than $400,000 has been raised, with General Motors Corp, Ford Mo-tor Co. and Chrysler Corp. pledging $100,000 each.

LOCAL YOUTH soccer clubs have combined to raise $100,000 in pledges. Duggan said.

If the Silverdome is selected as a site, Duggan said as much as $100 millian would be pumped into the area 's economy during the period games would be played.

"It 's not the best of t imes to be asking corporations for money," said Duggan. "but the flip side of that is if you asked the s ta te to pay $1 million and in return get $100 million in eco-nomic impact and millions more in worldwide te levis ion exposure , they'd say it 's a good deal."

R o c k r u n n e r s t r i u m p h Plymouth Salem stayed unbeaten and took a Hep ckwer to another

division title in boys cross country Thursday. Tbe Rocks whipped Livonia Stevenson 21-39 a t Caaa Benton Park,

improving to 4-0 in the Lakes Division of the Weatern Lake* Activities Association with one dual meet remaining. Salem is S-0 overall.

Derek Cudini paced the Rocks, who had three of the top four runners and seven in the top 10. with a winning t ime of 17:04.

Salem t eammates Steve Boudreau (17:25) and Jon Mickeviciua (17:12) finished third and fourth, respectively. Jayson McDonald (17:52) and Matt Cifaldi (18 24) also, figured in the t eam scoring, finishing sixth and seventh.

Jamie Miller (18:26) and Justin Richardson (1«:M) aaatotod the cause by serving as blockers and pushing the Nos 3 and 4 Stevenson runners farther back in the pack. Miller was eighth and Richardson 10th.

Matt Rowe was second (17:14), Scott Creehan f i f th (17:33) and Mike Bencik (18:56) ninth for the Spartans.

Stevenson coach John Gores protested the m e e t because Salem's sev-en varsity runners wore white uniforms and the remaining JV runners blue uniforms, according to Salem coach Geoff Baker. Both meets are run simultaneously.

Baker interpreted the state rule to mean all runners on either the ' varsity or JV t eams must have like un i fo rms Gores believed it meant all

runners f rom the s a m e school. Baker added the s a m e situation existed last year without any protest f rom the Stevenson side.

The Rocks can clinch their third consecutive Lakes title with a victory Thursday at Walled Lake Central.

"Our t imes today were better," Baker said. "We a r e wbrking through to the league and regional meets. We a re going to be In the best shape we can be."

PLYMOUTH CANTON won its third straight dual in the Western Divi-sion of the WLAA, defeat ing Livonia Churchill 21-39 at Cass Benton Thursday.

Tbe Chiefs a r e 3-1 in the division and 3-2 overall, ChurchilTl-S and 3-3. Jeff Martus captured first place for tbe Chargers with a 17:12 time,

but Canton filled the next four positions and all but won the m e e t Casey Moothart (17:23), Chris Burns (17:34), Dave Yack (17:41) and

Tim Czerniawski (17:50) combined to score 14 points for the Chiefs, who clinched the victory when Paul Chudyk c a m e In sixth (18:02).

Canton also put Shawn McNamara (18:08) and Dave Washenko (18:30) in the Nos. 8 and 10 positions.

The Chiefs end the dual season Thursday against defending WLAA champion and No. 3-ranked (Class A) Walled Lake Western at Cass Ben-ton.

C h a r g e r s s t u n C a n t o n Livonia Churchill stunned perennial Western Division champ Plym-

outh Canton in girls cross country Thursday, winning 22-36 at rami Ben-ton Park.

Tbe Chiefs, who have won their division in the Western Lakes Activi-ties Association for the last five years, and Churchill a r e 3-1 in the Western.

Canton had the top runner in Lana Boroditsch (20:12) but only one other in the top eight.

Kris Brazin (20:57), Amy Jo Paszek (21:19) and Jennet te Swartout (2122) took the next three places for Churchill. Tbe Chargers clinched the win with Melissa Johnson (22:00), Tracey Pa rke r (22:13) and Stacey Rokicsak (22 16) taking the Nos. 6-8 places.

Also scoring for Canton were Anne Dibble, f if th (21:31); Laura McWil-liams. ninth (22:23); and Kathleen Landelius, 10th (22:32).

Canton is 3-2 overall with a division dual meet remaining Thursday against Walled Lake Western at Cass. Churchill is 5-1 overall.

PLYMOUTH SALEM dropped to 1-3 in the Lakes Division of the WLAA and 2-3 overall Thursday a f te r absorbing a 19-38 defeat f rom division leader Livonia Stevenson at Cass Benton.

A.J. Koritnik paced the Spartans (4-0 and 5-0) with a first-place t ime of 19 J9 Stacy Pra i s was secood, (20:43); Bridget Mackinnon, third (20:45); Gail Grewe, fif th (20:59); and Kelly Prais, eighth (21:23).

Salem runners in the top 10 were Emily Farre l l , fourth (20:51); Stacy Witthoff. sixth (21:04); Stacy Moore, seventh (21:08k and Kelly Morante 10th (22:18).

C h i e f s 4 - 0 i n s w i m m i n g Plymouth Canton maintained its unbeaten dual-meet record In girls

swimming Thursday with a 119-67 win over visiting Farmington Hills Harrison.

Jill Mellis and Katie McWhirter were individual double winners for tbe Chiefs, 4-0.

Mellis won the 200-yard individual medley (2:21.7) and the but terf ly (1:03.6); McWhirter won the 200 and 500 freestyles with respective t imes of 2:08.98 and 5:45.13

Mellis had four f i rs t places in all. helping Canton win the 200 medley and 400 freestyle relays.

Janet Roberts. Sara Larson. Mellis and Beth Berger went 2:09.91 in the former while Susan Pri tchard, Jeni Cooper. Mellis and Rober ts swam the lat ter in 3:58.02.

Berger and Cooper also were on the winning 200 freestyle relay team with April Billins and Julie Daoust. Tbe Chiefs had a 1:49.9 time.

Pam Pri tchard was an individual winner in the 100 freestyle (1:01.13), and Amy Kodrik's 219.15 points earned her f irst place in diving

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tennis WESTERN LAKES

ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATION GIRLS TENNIS MEET

Wednesday at Livonia Stevenson

TEAM STANDINGS

1 Farmiogton Mills Ha'nson ' 9 p o n t s 2 Lrvonta Sleve^son 18 3 |t«i Warned Lake Central ana Nottr> farfrangl ix l ' each, b ^ l y r n o j l l Canton ' 0 6 N c ' l v i l l e 9 1 It-ei l von«d Fran* ,n anr? Plymouth Sa^n-6 eai_n 9 Cd.rr„- gion b 1C West land join Glenn gr.g A SUM Lake Wesle'r, ? each I i L'vonia ChurcMl 1

CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS

No 1 singles Tanya Berief (Franklin Je'eated Stephanie OSefKxx! (Central) 6-2 2 6 6 4

No 2 Rache- Clanton (CentralI de* Ju ne «eist i Harrison l 6-2.6-2

No 3 Lrsa Tomie (Harrison) de' Laura uiBasio iStevensoni 6-2 6-1

No 4 Ellen Gaston (Canton) def Jill Barrmger (Harrison) 3-6 6-3 6-1

No 1 doutnes Laura Perry-Cortney Ricfa (Stevensoni det Sandy Bosschet Stacy Green (Nortnvmet 7-6. 6-4

No 1 Karen Bailey-Lor- 0a«*n (Steven so»0 'del Kofli Wooosum-jodi But;>g.eg .Nctt»v>iie) 6-1,6-t

No 3 Tanya KariMTger-Erm Ptnlfcps (Ste-venson) aet MeJissa Prendcgast Ba'D Une'DacK fHamsori 6-3 6-1 "Final dual-meet records t Har'isor 11

C 2 Stevenson 10-1. ? N Farmington 9-2 4 Plymouth Saleri 7-3 5 Canlon. 7-4 o Nctf.viJle 6-5 7 Genual 6-6 8 Farm ingtoo 4-6 9 ChufChltr-3-8 10 Franklm 2-9 11 John Glenn 1-tO. 12 Western 0-12

Western Division champ Harrison Lakes Division champ Stevenson Final league standings (based or Doth

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; Strength is tn numbers. Just ask coach Bernie Goldstein and his Farmington Harrison girls tennis t eam

The Hawks, who reached at least the semifinal round in all seven /l ights, repeated Wednesday as Western Lakes Activities Associa-tion champs by edging host Livonia Stevenson by one point. 19-18 North Fa rming ton and Walled Lake Cen-tral were a distant third with 11 points each in the two-day tourney, which start Tuesday See s ta txs t tca l . s t / m m a n /

"Eight of our 10 girls are back from last year and 1 think we're get-ting a little better every year." said Goldstein, whose team won the co-veted title for the fourth t ime since the 12-team league was formed

Depth was a factor all the way across and it was just a mat ter of the luck of the draw, too "

; It was no accident that Harrison won the crown

j The Hawks went through the "WLAA dual meet season with an 11-.'0 record

* "Harrison has only two seniors | and we have seven so we had hoped vthis would be our year.' said Steven-

son coach George Croll. whose t eam

tennis went 10-1 in the WLAA, losing 5-2 in a dual against Harrison "Harrison is very good and there's no question they're the champs My hat's off to them "

BECAUSE THE dual meet season and league meet a re weighed equal-ly (50-50) in the overall final stand-ings, Stevensoo had to win last week's tournament outright.

"Tying was not good enough to be co-champs." Croll said

Harrison won only one flight, number 3 singles, where junior Lisa Tomle avenged a regular season de-feat to Stevenson's Laura DiBasio. the top seed. 6-2, 6-1

"It was a team effort , but Lisa s match was the deciding one," Gold-stein said "That was a key match Going in we just tried to inspire her

"We told her the whole tourney de-pended on her match We pumped her up "

Harrison reached the finals in three other flights — Julie Heist, number 2 singles, Jill Barringer number 3 singles; and Melissa Pren-dergast and Barb Utterback. number 3 doubles All four a re juniors

The Hawks also picked up two points each at number 1 singles (Stephanie Schwalrr^. number 1 dou-bles (Kristi Comwell and Jodie Whitehead) and number 2 doubles (Alisa Bambanek and Amy Tobe).

Stevenson, meanwhile, dominated the doubles bracket, capturing all three flights

THIRD SEEDS Laura Perry and Cortney Richa. both seniors, won the No 1 doubles with a 7-5, 6-4 win over Northviile's upstar t duo of San-dy Bosscher and Stacy Green

Stevenson's number 2 doubles tan-dem the Bailey sisters, lived up to their top seeding Karen, a junior, and Lori, a senior, breezed to a 6-1, 6-1 win over unseeded Kelli Wood-sum and Jodi Buttigieg. also of Northville

Seniors Tanya Karlinger and Erin Phillips. Stevenson's top seeds at number 3 doubles, defeated Prender-gast and Utterback 6-3. 6-1. for the Spartans' third title

"Stevenson has a lways been good in doubles," Goldstein said "I t ' s someth ing George (Croll) em-phasizes a little more than we do "

The other WLAA champions in-cluded Livonia Franklin 's Tanya Berner (see related story) of Livonia Franklin at number 1 singles and Plymouth Canton's Ellen Gaston at number 4

Gaston helped Canton to a fif th place finish in the t eam standings by defeating Barringer.' 3-6. 6-3, 6-1. in the final

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Marlins upset Marian By Dan O ' M e i n staff writer

The real Farmington Hills Mercy twsketball team was on the floor Thursday night, coach Larry Baker declared af ter the Marlins claimed their biggest win of the season

It was neither the t eam that suf-fered an embarrass ing loss two days earlier nor a collection of pretend-ers. he said af ter the Marlins toppled rival Birmingham Marian 4S-43

Laure DeMattia 's basket with sev-en seconds left gave host Mercy the victory and a share of the Central Division lead in the Catholic League Mercy, Marian and Harper Woods Regina are tied for f irst place at 3-1

It was a remarkable comeback for seventh-ranked Mercy, which had lost 71-42 on Tuesday to Regina. which had previously been beaten by No 5 Marian

It certainly goes into Mercy lore," Baker said "Unfortunately, the tail-kicking we got at Regina is part of the story "

THE STRONG showing was more typical of a Mercy performance In other games, the Marlins rallied to beat Western Lakes Activities Asso-ciation powers Canton and Salem and nearly toppled No. 2 Saginaw

"If you saw us ear l ier in close games, you know this was the mark of our team. Baker said This team finishes games real hard "

Sure, this was the Marian game, it was big and we got the monkey off our backs But it was certainly rep-resentative of this t eam's season and not some kind of fluke or Cinderella thing "

The renewal of the Mercy-Marian rivalry had a more positive begin-ning than any meeting last season when the Marlins lost all four games

The nightmare of last year's games is that we became cautious

and played not to lose." Baker said "We certainly were not cautious to-night I loved the way we finished the game."

Mercy (8-3) led f rom the middle of the first quarter until Stephanie Storen. who had a game-high 18 points, gave the Mustangs a 41-39 lead with a baseline jumper midway in the last period

Kathleen Berngan converted a Marian (9-2) turnover to tie After an exchange of baskets, the Marlins missed a f ree throw and the ensuing putback with 1 10 remaining

THE MUSTANGS had planned to take the last shot, but Mercy got the ball again on a turnover with 20 left Marian guard Jennifer Jalaba tried to thread a pass through the lane to Storen. but Marshelle Brooks de-flected it and Katie Heffernan scooped it up

DeMatua, a senior center who led Mercy with 16 points, pivoted into the lane and dropped in a scooping left-handed layup

It 's something we work on real hard in practice and she executed it. Baker said "We were there at all positions ifor other options), and 1 believe if we had missed, Mary Bien-iewicz was open and would have scored "

The game ended with a short-lived controversy a f te r Jalaba made a layup against a relaxed Mercy de-fense but the officials ruled the hom had already sounded in the noisy gym

1 couldn't hear the buzzer." Ma-rian coach Mary Lillie-Ciccerone said "You try for everything you can get But we didn't do the job at that (defensive) end of the floor I Thought DeMaMa Traveled "

Forward Michele Coughlin added 12 points and center Tara Walsh nine for the Mustangs, who played with-out forward Judy Stuart, who suf-fered a broken a rm earlier in the

week

"JUDY AVERAGES nine points, but it affects our chemistry and con-tinuity It's not there," Lillie-Clc-cerooe said "If you had seen us play the last two games, it would baire been a different t eam "

It was difficult for Lilbe-C»c-cerone to say if Stewart would have made a difference, but Mercy domi-

.nated the boards. 35-16 Biemewicz. who got the Marlins started with ber outside shooting in tbe first quar te r and scored 12 points, bad 13 re-bounds and DeMattia 10.

"Mercy ou thus tied us and beat us." Lillie-Ciccerone said 'For tbe way we played, we stayed in the game but I don't know how Tbey got every loose ball."

Mercy's rebounding and rotation of rested defenders on Storen helped offset a three-quarter-court press and trapping defense that bothered the Marlins throughout tbe game Mercy had 30 turnovers

Baker alternated Valire Jones. Natalie Cichonski. Brooks and Zen-dre Simmons defensively against Storen, who had one second-half field goal and eight points on f ree throws

"It was a great team effor t ," Baker said "It was 32 minutes of down and dirty defense We went out and won it In fact we almost gave it to them with our poor free throw shooting i missed three front ends) in the f(>urth quar ter "

With DeMattia and Storen on the bench with two early fouls, Mercy jumped in front 16-7 in the first quarter and led 24-19 al halftime

Storen tied it (29-29) in the third, but the Marlins scored the next eight points and led 38-31 at the end Mer-cy went 5 04 without a field goal in the fourth period, and Marian made eight straight free throws (four by Storen) to tie again (39-39) with 4 42 to play

Chiefs, Eagles have hoop victories Continued ' r om Page 1

ry with 12 points and seven re-bounds

Kelly Holmes and Christie Saffron added eight points apiece Holmes also hauled in eight rebounds.

Nicastri was elevated f rom the JV team to replace senior Julie Nicas-tri. who has a broken ankle and could be sidelined for the rest of the season

Jennifer Gross scored 10 points and Dawn Godfrey nine -to lead the Warriors Canton made nine of 12

free throws Western was 13-of-26 at the line

The Chiefs, who led 13-10 a f te r one quar ter and extended that to 31-17 and 40-21 following tbe next two. have several big games in the next two weeks They play Livonia Ste-venson and Northville on Tuesday and Thursday of this week and de-fending WLAA champ Plymouth Sa-lem on Saturday. Oct 26. at Canton

We're looking forward to the sec-ond half of the season," Blohm said "We have good teams and good com-

petition coming up. so the second half should be a good test for us "

PLY CHRISTIAN 45. LAN. CHRISTIAN 41: Jennifer Moore scored 20 points and landed 16 re-bounds to lead Plymouth Christian Academy to an overtime victory Thursday night in Lansing

Jill Butler added eight points for the winners, including the winning field goal in the overtime period The Eagles are 9-1 overall

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"Small films attract large audiences Bj J o h n M o n a g h a n special writer

First-time directors Richard Link-later and Jennie Livingston wanted

• to set the record straight on two ver£ different groups of people. In their respective films, •Slacker" and "Par i* Is Burning." tbey provide in-s igh tM and humorous looks at char-ac te r s on tbe fringes of society.

"You'd think that everyone in their 20s is striving for a BMW and trying to retire at 30," said Link-iater, in town recently to publicize

Slacker," which screens this week-- e n d at the Detroit Film Theatre, u 'The people I've filmed you don't see IO nvôh^n tbe movies."

. j .. Slackers, according to Linklater , , are a new generation of young peo-

ple. primarily centered around col-lege campuses, that reject the values of the generation before them, but haven't come up with anything much better The film could easily take place in Ann Arbor instead of Austin. Texas.

Linklater, 28. has never consid-ered himself among the ranks, but has hung around Austin's thriving slacker scene enough to pick up on details for his film.

Narratively, Linklater has latched onto a clever gimmick. Tbe story peeks into the lives of more than 100

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people in 97 minutes. Just when you think one person's story will be com-pleted, the camera veers off with a passerby, and then moves oo to someone else.

NOT S U R P R I S I N G L Y , some scenes work better than others One crazy woman tries to sell anyone who will listen to her a j a r that she swears contains a Madonna Pap smear. Another runs over his mother, walks back into tbe house, then star ts projecting home movies into a tiny cardboard shrine.

"There have been a lot of miscon-ceptions about bow this all came to-gether." Linklater commented. "No part of tbe movie was tbe result of eavesdropping on conversations. I have a real good memory and some-times never bothered to write situa-tions down . . . a lot of tbe best stuff came from the actors ."

Although some of his cast mem-bers are professional actors. Link-

later has employed friends, family and members of Austin's a r t and music scene. With the success of the film, which has received majo r dis-tribution from Onon Classics. Link-later is actually able to pay them for their efforts.

It took Jennie Livingston more than three years to f i lm her docu-mentary about the black and Latino gay men who compete in Harlem drag balls The result, "Par i s Is Burning," looks behind the closed doors of the Manhattan Elks Lodges where these events a re s taged

The film has found an audience. Released by Prest ige Pictures (a di-v i s i o n of h i g h l y s u c c e s s f u l Miramax), this oddball documentary is playing locally at both the Star John R and the AMC Maple Thea-tres

AMONG OTHER things. Pa r i s Is Burning" defines and demonstrates the proper ar t of Voguing. tbe dance

that combines runway fashion mod-eling with acrobatics. Part icipants belong to houses, what they call "gay street gangs" where violence is re-placed by competing at tbe ball.

For tbe participants, a ball is a way for a gay to fit into tbe straight world. Some dress like businessmen or s treet punks and are judged for reality, >ust Like the men who want so desperately to appear like wom-en. Vends Xtravaganza. a petite blonde transvest i te . dreams of a sex change so she can be "a spoiled white rich girl."

And in many cases you will have trouble telling real women f r o m simulated ones. At a shopping center fashion show, a transvestite mingles with the models. Tbe straight world doesn't look with half tbe scrutiny of judges at the balls, where tbe slight-est flaw can blow a model's chances of winning

"Par i s Is Burning" is full of desperation, hope and imagination. Some of tbe stories — with the threat of AIDS, homelessness, homo-phobia and random violence con-stantly overhead — don't always end up pretty Fantasy becomes the key to happiness.

"The ball ," as one participant notes, "is like crossing through tbe looking glass It 's Wonderland."

SCREEN SCENE DETROIT FILM THEATRE, De

troit Institute of Arts, 5200 Wood-ward Ave., Detroit. Call 832-2730 for more information. ($5)

Slacker" (USA - 1990). 7 and 9:30 p.m. Oct. 18-19 and 5 and 7 p . m Oct. 20. In the college town of Aus-tin. Texas, the camera may follow-one subject for awhile and then pick up on the life of a random passerby Richard Linklater. in his f e a tu r e de-but. writes and directs with a cun-ning eye for detail.

HENRY FORD CENTENNIAL LIBRARY, 13671 Michigan Ave., Dearborn. Call 943-2330 for more in-formation. (FYee)

"Persona" (Sweden — 1965), 7 p.m. Oct. 14. A young nurse (Bibi Anderssonj is given the responsibili-ty of attending a famous ac t ress (Liv Ullman) who has totally withdrawn

from the world. As the two women spend the summer together, their pesonalities begin to switch. Direct-ed by Ingmar Bergman. ,

LIVONIA MALL, Seven Mile*nd Middlebeit roads, Livonia. Call 476-1166 for information. (Free)

"A Streetcar Named Desire" (USA — 1951), 10 a.m. Oct. 15. A near-per-fect screen adaptation of Tennessee Williams, directed by Elia Kazan and starring Marlon Brando in the role he originated on tbe stage. As the slobby but sexy Stanley Kowal-ski, he made life hell for sister-in-law Blanche DuBois, tbe faded Southern belle played by Vivien Leigh. Continuing tbe mall ' s month-long tribute to leading men.

MAGIC BAG THEATRE CAFE, 22918 Woodward Ave., Ferndale Call 544-3030 for information. ( |4)

"Taxi Driver" (USA — 1976), 8 p.m. Oct. 15. New York cabbie Travis Bickle turns vigilante to clean the "scum off tbe streets ." Di-„ rector Martin Scorsese and writer Paul Schrader fashioned familiar "fi lm noir" themes of alienation, vio-lence and fate into a unique and star-tling film. With a knockout score by Bernard Herrmann. Concluding the "Twisted Film Series "

MICHIGAN THEATRE, 16301 E Liberty. Ann Arbor Call 963-8690 for information. ($5; $3 50 students and senior citizens.)

Robin Hood Festival — Sherwood Forest 's most famous resident is portrayed by three different actors in this day-long movie marathon on Oct. 20. At 4 p.m.. Douglas Fair-banks takes the screen in the 1922 silent version with live organ accom-paniment: At 6:30 p.m.. Kevin

Costner follows in the new "Robin Hood. Pr ice of Thieves." Finally, at 9 20 p.m., the best Robin of all, Eroll Flynn s ta rs in the 1938 Warner Brothers act ioner "The Adventures of Robin Hood," with colorful scen-ery and an outstanding score by Er-ich Wolfgang Korngold

MUSEUM O F AFRICAN AMERI-CAN HISTORY, 301 Freder ick Douglas. Detroit Call 833-9800 for Information. (Free)

Tbe Museum of African American History once again is presenting classic black f i lms at 12 30 and 3 p.m Saturdays. The Oct. 19 film is "Cooley High" (1974). a highly ac-

claimed comedy that follows a group of high school teenagers to young adulthood Fea tures Motown music f rom tbe 1960s

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Octavia Saint Laurent demonstrate* the proper art of Voguing. the dance that combine* runway fashion modeling with acro-batics in Jennie Livingston's "Paris Is Burning."

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class reunions As space permits, the Observer

Si E c c e n t r i c Newspapers will print without charge announce-ments of class reunions Send the information to Reunions, Observ-er & Eccentric Newspapers. 36251 Schoolcraft. Livonia 48150. Please include the date of the reunion and the first and last name of at least one contact person and a telephone number

• ANDOVER The class of 1981 Will bold its re-

union beginning at 7 p.m Friday. Nov 29. at The Community House in Birmingham For more information, call (800) 397-0010

• BENDIX Former Bendix Systems/ Aero-

space Division employees will hold a reunion June 20. 1992. at German Park in Ann Arbor For more infor-mation. write the Bendix Reunion 92. P O Box 754. Saline MI 481076-

0754

• BIRMINGHAM GROVES The class of 1981 will hold a re-

union Saturday. Nov 30, at the Radisson Hotel in Southfield For more information, call (800) 397-0010

• The class of 1982 is planning a reunion For more information, call (800)397-0010

• BISHOP BORGESS The class of 1971 will hold a re-

union Saturday, Nov 30. For more information, call 255-1100 or write Bishop Borgess High School. 11685 Appleton. Redford 48239

• BLOOMFIELD HILLS LAHSER

The class of 1981 will hold a re-union Friday, Nov 29, at the Kings-ley Inn in Bloomfieid Hills. For more information, call (800) 397-0010

• BOTHER RICE The class of 1966 will hold a re-

union May 9, 1992, at The Somerset Inn in Troy For more information, call 465-2277 or 263-6803

• BROTHER R ICE /MARION The classes of 1971 will hold a re-

union Friday, Nov 29. at the Somer-set Inn in Troy For more informa-tion, call Joe. 965-6611. or Maureen, 642 0927

• The classes of 1976 will hold a reunion at 7 p.m. Friday, Nov 29, at the Fox & Hounds res taurant in Bloomfieid Hills For more informa-tion. call Mike. 540-8696. or Joanne, 588 9423

• The classes of 1986 will bold a reunion at 7 p.m. Friday. .Nov. 29. at Roma's of Bloomfieid Hills For more information, call Carolyn, 884-5588

• CHERRY HILL The class of 1981 will hold a re-

union Friday, Nov 1, a l the Park Cove in Allen Park For more infor-mation, call Denise (Smith) Coffin, 471 6533

• The class of 1971 will hold a re-union Friday. Nov 29, at Roma's of Livonia For more information, call 348 0278 or 591-3806

• The class of 1982 will hold a re-union Oct 10, 1992, at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Dearborn. For more information, call 824-8550

• CHIPPEWA VALLEY The class of 1982 will hold a re-

union Oct 10, 1992, at Zuccaro's Country House in Mt Clemens For more information, call 465-2277 or 263 6803

• DEARBORN The class of 1942 will hold a re-

union in October 1992 For more in-formation, call 338-6033

• DEARBORN FORDSON The class of 1956 is planning a re-

union For more information, call Diane (Stephens) Rader, 563-9224. or Dolores (Wojcik) Loos 582-5254

• The class of 1981 will hold a re-union Friday. Nov 29. St Clement Orthodox Church, Dearborn For more information, call 274-6817. 427 8254 or 582-0943

• The class of 1986 will hold a re-union Friday. Nov 29 For more in-formation. cadi (800) 397-0010

• DEARBORN OUR LADY OF GRACE

The class of 1963 will hold a re-union in November For more infor-mation call Larry Doyle. 373-8360

• DETROIT C A S S TECH The class of 1951 will bold a re-

union Saturday, Oct 26, at the De-troit Yacht Club For more informs UOQ. call 824-6550

• DETROIT CENTRAL January-June c l a n e s of 1951 will

hold a reunion Saturday Oct 26, Roostertail. Detroit For more infor mation. call Allen Scbecter. 138-0083 or Joel Lubin. 332-3100

• DETROIT CHADSEY The c l a n of 1941 la planning a re-

union For more information, call Irene (Koaoowaki) Wygonik. 382 I N ! , Jean (Bakrte) Fe fes . 282 4864 or Leonard Bartowk. 137 0415

• O C m O f T C O O Y January and June c l a n of 1871

will hold a reunion Saturday. Nov 9. Laurel Manor, Livonia For more in-formation. call (800) 397-0010.

• The class of 1961 will bold a re-union Saturday. Nov 16 For more Information, call (800) 397-0010

• DETROIT C O M M E R C E The classes of 1950-53 For more

information Commerce Class Re-union, Classes of 1950, 51, '52 and •53, P.O. Box 20826. Ferndale 48220

• DETROIT DENBY January-June classes of 1951 will

hold a reunion Saturday. Oct 26 For more information, call June Walters. 758-4219, or Rosemary Rein, 681-8294

• The class of 1971 will hold a re-union Oct. 25, Mirage Banquet Hall. Mount Clemens. For more informa-tion, call 465-2277 or 263-6803

• DETROIT FINNEY The classes of 1970-72 will hold a

reunion 7 p m Saturday, Oct 26. Warren Chateau. Warren For more information, call 746-9643

• DETROIT MACKENZIE The January and June classes of

1945 will hold a reunion. For more information Evelyn Dienes Mayer. 24306 Simmons Drive, Novi 48374. or 349-5245.

• January class of 1961. Satur-day, Nov 9 For more information, call Sharrie (Kozell) Branton. 661-0215

• The class of 1962 will bold a re-union May 16. 1992 For more infor-mation. call Dr J im Sapala (ask for Marilyn), (517) 629-5581, or write Cherry Hill, a t tention Marilyn, 27931 C Dr N , P.O. Box 719. Albion 49224

• DETROIT M U M F O R D The class of 1961 will hold a re-

union Saturday. Nov 30, Novi Hilton Inn, Novi. For more information, call Lorraine Silverman Feber, 399-5309, or Laura Silverman Roth, 855-4654

• The class of 1971 will hold a re-union Saturday, Nov 30, Westin Ho-tel, Detroit. For more information, call Suzanne Hart, 534-4203, or De-bra Venegar,342-5248

• DETROIT OSBORN January-June classes of 1961, Sat-

urday, Nov. 2 For more informa-tion. call Je r r ie (Golabek) Smith, 652-1959, or Barbara (MacGregor) Schietaert, 693-4947

• The January and June classes of 1971 will hold a reunion beginning at 6 30 p.m Saturday. Oct 26. Gino's Surf, Mt. Clemens For more infor-mation, call 772-6863, 886-6513 or 882-8757

• The class of 1962 will hold a re-union May 9. 1992, at the Sterling Inn in Sterling Heights. For more in-formation. call 824-8550

• DETROIT PATTENGILL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

The class of 1940 is planning a re-union For more information, call Vic Palmiter, 774-4203.

• DETROIT PERSHING The class of 1971 will hold a re-

union Friday, Nov 29. For more in-formation, call (313) 824-8550

• The class of 1961 will hold a re-union Friday, Nov. 29, at the North-field Hilton, Troy For more infor-mation: Class Reunions Plus, P O Box 1171, Mt Clemens 48046

• The class of 1957 will hold a re-union April 4. 1992, at the Sterling Inn in Sterling Heights. For more in-formation, call 824-8550 „

• The class of 1942 will hold a re-union Oct 3. 1992, at the Kingsley Inn In Broomfield Hills For more in-formation. call 824-8550

• DETROIT PRESENTATION The class of 1961 will hold a re-

union in November For more infor-mation. call Tom Richard. 629-9010

• DETROIT REDFORD The January and June classes of

1971 will hold a reunion Saturday. Nov 16, Novi Hilton For more in-formation. call Wendy Maine Sielaff, 459-3041 or Kathv Roth Majawskas. 673-7386

• DETROIT SOUTHEASTERN January-June classes of 1951 will

hold a reunion Saturday. Nov 9, Grosse Pointe Yacht Club For more information, call Tess (Pappas) Nepl. 884-8858 or 775-0725

• The classes of 1941-43 are plan-ning a reunion For more informa-tion. call Melba Austin. 642-3946. or write to her at Jacobson & Associ-ates. 32400 Telegraph Road. Suite 200, Birmingham 48012

• DETROIT W E S T E R N The January and June classes of

1947 are planning a reunion For more information, call Jack Tian. 464-1171, or George Zeitx. 563-9452

• DOMINIC AN-OXFORO The classes of 1969 73 will hold a

reunion Saturday. Nov 30, Georgian Inn. Mt. Clemens For more infor-mation. call Cindy Miller Gokia. 373-4932. Sharon Riharb Mclnernev. 179-2541. or Linda Sabatini Guldi 693-8579

• DOMINICAN The clan of 1871 will bold a re-

union Saturday, Nov 30 For more

information, call Barbara Gajewski driver. 644-2896

• EAST DETROIT The class of 1956 will hold a re-

union Saturday, Oct 26, at St Basil's Hall in Sterling Heights For more .nformation, call 824-8550

• The class of 1972 will hold a re-inion Oct 24, 1992, at Zuccaro's Country House in Mt Clemens For more information, call 824-8550

• EAST LANSING The class of 1953 is planning to

hold a reunion in 1993 For more in-formation, call 824-8550

• FARMINGTON The class of 1981 will hold a re-

union Saturday, Nov 30. For more information, call (800) 397-0010

• The class of 1976 will hold a re-union Saturday, Nov 15. Sheraton Oaks Hotel, Novi For more informa-tion. call (800) 397-0010

• FARMINGTON HILLS HARRISON

The class of 1981 will hold a re-union Friday. Nov 29, Clarion Hotel. Farmington Hills For more infor-mation. call John. 533-0091

• The class of 1972 is planning a reunion for 1992 For more informa-tion, call (800) 397-0010

• FERNDALE The class of 1972 will hold a re-

union Aug 1. 1992 For more infor-mation, call Nancy. 689-7977

• The class of 1967 will hold a re-union Oct 24. 1992. at the Northfield Hilton Hotel in Troy For more infor-mation. call 824-8550

• GARDEN CITY EAST The class of 1981 will hold a re-

union Saturday. Nov 9, Dearborn Hyatt Regency For more informa-tion. call 881-0215

• The class of 1976 will hold a re-union Saturday, Oct 26. Hawthorne Valley, Westland For more informa-tion. call Denise, 474-5142. or Linda. 591-9103

• GARDEN CITY WEST The class of 1981 is planning a re-

union For more information, call John,427-3016

• G IRLS 'CATHOLIC CENTRAL

The class of 1966 is planning a re-union For more information, call Kathleen (Janczewski) Jensen. 358-0530 idays), or Peggy (Borovica) Carlin. 459-6984 (eveningsi

• GROSSE POINTE NORTH The class of 1981 will bold a re-

union Friday. Nov 29 For more in-formation. call (800) 397-0010

• HAMTRAMCK The class of 1941 will hold a re-

union Saturday. Nov 15, Polish Cen-tury Club For more information, call Wanda Kondrat, 881-7637. or Michaeline Badaczewski, 754-7029

• HENRY FORD TRADE SCHOOL

All-class reunion and 75th anni-versary will be held at 6 30 p.m. Fri-day, Oct 25, at the Bonnie Brook Country Club For more information, call Ruth at 531-7190

• HIGHLAND PARK January-June classes of 1945-47

will bold a reunion Saturday. Nov 2. Lawrence Technological University For more information, call Gayle Gerow, 646-4754. or Mary Ellen Menold. 542-2107

• HURON The class of 1982 will hold a re-

union Nov 28 For more informa-tion, call 981-3031

• IMMACULATA The class of 1970 will hold a re-

union Friday. Nov 29. at the Livorua Marriott Hotel in Livonia For more information, call <313>824-8550

• The class of 1976 is planning a reunion For more information, call 525 4607 or 443-0518

• The class of 1971 will hold a re-union June 20. 1992. at the Hotel Baronette in Novi For more infor-mation. call 824-8550

• JOHN GLENN The c l a n of 1972 will hold a re-

union in 1992 For more information, call (800) 397 0010

m L A K E V I E W The c l a n of 1972 will hold a re-

union July 25. 1992. at the Troy Mar-riott Hotel in Troy For more infor-mation. call 824-8550

• L A N S E CREUSE * The c l a n of 1971 will have a re-

union Fr iday. Nov 29 For informa-tion. call (800) 397-0010

• LIVONIA BENTLEY The c l a n of 1966 is planning a re-

union For more Information, call Pat Actulle. 981-4215. dr Ken Mirk man. 14125 Riverside D r . Livonia 46154

• Tbe c l a n of 1982 will hold a re-union in 1981 For more Information call (800) 397-0010.

• LIVONIA C H U R C M L L The clan of 1871 is planning a re-

union For more information call 417-8186

• The class of 1982 will hold a re-union in 1992 For more information, call 1800) 397-0010

• LIVONIA FRANKLIN The class of 1981 will hold a re-

union Friday, Nov 29 For more in-formation. call (800) 397-0010

• The class of 1972 will hold a re-union Aug 8. 1992, at the Novi Hil-ton Hotel in Novi For more infor-mation. call 824-8550

• LIVONIA LADYWOOD The class of 1981 will bold a re-

union Saturday. Nov 30. Mayflower Meeting House. Plymouth For more information, call Gretchen Langer 451 7923.

• LIVONIA STEVENSON The class of 1981 will hold a re-

union Friday, Nov 29 For more in-formation, call (800) 397-0010

• MADISON The classes of 1939-44 are plan-

ning a reunion For more informa-tion. call Je r ry Edge. 476-5880

• The class of 1971 will hold a re-union Saturday. Nov 9, Stephenson Haus For more information, call 254-4222

• MARIAN The class of 1966 will hold a re-

union a t 7 p.m Saturday, Nov 2, Meadow Brook Hall, Rochester For more information, call Carol. 625-

_ 4545

• MERCY The class of 1961 will hold a re-

union Saturday, Oct 26 Northfield Hilton, Troy For mofe information call Jodi (Nix) Hall. 477-7356

• MILFORD LAKELAND The class of 1981 will hold a re-

union Saturday. Nov 30 For more information, call l800 > 397-0010

• MT. CLEMENS The class of 1942 will hold a re-

union Sept 18. 1992, at Zuccaro's Country House in Mt Clemens

• NORTH FARMINGTON The class of 1981 will hold a re-

union in 1992 For more information, call 380-6100

• OAK PARK The class of 1981 is planning a re-

union For more information, call Mrs Cooper. 691-8412

• The class of 1961 will hold a re-union Saturday. Nov 30, Livonia Marriott Hotel For more informa-tion, call Carol Baskin Hampson. 542-8726. or Dodie Pasmn Harris. 553-4166

• Tbe class of 1961 will hold a re-union Saturday. Nov 30, Livonia Marriott Hotel For more informa-tion, call 553-4166 or 542-8726

• PLYMOUTH SALEM The class of 1981 will hold a re-

union Friday. Nov 29 For more in-formation. call (800) 397-0010

• PONTIAC CENTRAL The class of 1972 reunion commit-

tee is forming For more informa-tion, call 625-6025

• REDFORD UNION The class of 1981 will hold a re-

union Saturday, Oct 26, at Roma's of Livonia For more information, call (313)824-8550

• The class of 1972 will hold a re-union Aug 1, 1992 at the Novi Hil-ton Hotel For more information call 824 8550

• REGINA The class of 1966 will hold a re-

union Jan 18, 1992. Alcamo's. St Clair Shores For more information, call Kathy (Czarmki Gallaher, 885-3636, or Dot iWoodley) Martin. 331-7917

• RIVER ROUGE The class of 198! is planning a re

union For more information, call Kim (Flanery) Haupt. 928-9384 or Melame , Balogh; Abair 582-9443

• The classes of 1960-62 will hold a . eunion at 6 p m Saturday Nov 9 Stinson Center. Ecorse Cost $25 For more information, call J im Tun stall . 277 6712. Zack Benford. 841-9267 or Rick Onufrak. 842 5604

• RIVERVIEW GABIEL RICHARD

The class of 1981 will hold a r e union Friday, Nov 29 For more in formation, call 381 -1164 or 476-6709 • ROBICHAUD

The classes of 1965-66 will hold a reunion Friday. Nov 29 at the Hyatt Regency in Dearborn For more in formation, call 331 9965

• ROCHESTER The c l a n of 1972 will hold a re-

union Aug 1, 1992. Elks Club. Ro-chester Hills For more information call J im Munchiando 879-0849

• The c l a n of 1981 will hold a re-union Friday. Nov 29 For more in formation, call (800) 397 0010

• ROCHESTER/ROCHESTER ADAMS

The c l a n of 1971 will hold a re-union Saturday. Oct 26. Petruxzel los. Troy For more information call (800) 197-0010

• R O M U L U S The clan of 1971 is planning a re-

union For more information, call Deborah 981 3266 after 6 p.m.

• The class of 1986 will bold a re-union Saturday. Nov 30 For more information, call (800i 397-0010

• ROSARY The class of 1972 is planning a re-

union For more information, call Mary Hall-Bieruek. 477 3142

• ROYAL OAK June class of 1951 will hold a re-

u n i o n at 7 p m Saturday, Oct 26, Guest Quarters Hotel, Troy For more information, call Judy Hay-ward 644-5194

• ROYAL OAK DONDERO The class of 1956 will hold a re-

union Saturday, Nov 30, Red Run Country Club, Royal Oak For more information, call Blanche (Meyerho-ven) Roth, 547-6213. or Sharron (Schullxj Bernard. 645-5968

• The class of 1951 will hold a re-union Saturday, Oct 26. Guest Quar-ters Hotel. Troy For more informa-tion. call Judi. 644-5194. or Marilyn, 646-3915

• ROYAL OAK KIMBALL The class of 1963 is planning a re-

union For more information The Class Reunion. CBC Box 287. Orton-ville 48462

• The class of 1971 will hold a re-union Saturday,/Nov 30 For more information, caH 48001 397-0010

• The class Qf 1961 will bold a re-union Saturday, Nov 2. Stephenson Haus For more information, call 879-2088

• ST. AGATHA The class of 1971 is planning a re-

union For more information, call Stan and Kathy Zasuwa 684-0695.

• ST. BEDE The class of 1971 will hold a re-

union Saturday, Nov 30 For more information, call Liz Neveau Gadwa, 553-2011 or Diane Ostrowski Kubus, 229-7985

• ST. BRIGID The class of 1962 is planning a r e -

union For more information, call 459-0511 or 887-4086

• ST. CLAIR The class of 1973 will hold a re-

union July 10, 1993. at the St Clair Inn For more information, call 824-8550

• ST. GREGORY The class of 1961 will bold a re-

union Saturday. Nov 9. Holiday Inn.

Livonia For more information, call 352-9236 • ST. HEDWIG

The c l a n of 1946 will hold a re-union Sunday. Nov. 10. For more in-formation, call 937-3285.

• ST. J O H N B O S C O The c l a n of 1981 will bold a re-

union Saturday, Nov 2. at Sfceltreau Hall Form more information call Keith, 937-9364 or Kaye 937-9463

• ST. RITA The classes of 1964-67 will hold a

reunion Saturday, Nov 2 at the Northfield Hilton in Troy. For mor t information, call Kathleen Toquigne (1964), 879-2100 Kathie Oliver (1965). 253-3622 Denise Kelly (1966; 826-8522 or Christine Lovio (1967) 832-2210

• ST. STANH.AUS The Class of 1951 will hold a re-

union Saturday, Nov 2 For more in formation, call 789-0136

• ST. THECIA The class of 1971 is planning a re-

union Send name, address and tele-phone number to M Trumper-Sam ra. 657 Sullen Drive. Canton 48188 or 397-3286

• SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE The class of 1966 is planning a re-

union For more information, call Jean Mane Panyard, 462-4400 Ext 5046 "

• SHRINE The class of 1961 will hold a re-

union Saturday, Oct 26. at the Som-erset Inn in Troy For more informa-tion. call 824-8550

• SOUTHFIELD The class of 1982 is planning a re-

union For more information call (800) 397-0010

• The class of 1981 will hold a re-.union Saturday. Nov 30 For more information, call (800) 397-0010

• SOUTHFIELD LATHRUP The class of 1981 will hav£ a re-

union Saturday Nov 30 For more information, call (800) 397-0010

• SOUTH LAKE The class of 1967 will hold a re-

union in 1992 For more information call (313) 824-8550

• Tbe class of 1972 will hola - re-union Oct 3. 1992. at the Sterling Heights Inn, Sterling Heights For more information, call 824-855i>

• The class of 1967 is planning a reunion For more information, call 824-8550

• The class of 1971 will hold a re-union on Friday, Nov 29 F t r more information, call (800) 397-0810

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Monday. Oct. 14 — Wishing Field will periorrn ft Rick's Cafe. 611 Church, Ann Arbor. For information, call 996-2747

• PARADISE VALLEY JAZZ BAND Monday, Oct. 14 — Paradise Valley

Jazz Jam Session, featuring Gary Far-row. will take place at Alvin's. 5756-Cass, across from Wayne State University. De-troit. For information, call 832-2355.

• KINKY FRIEDMAN Monday. Oct. 14 — Kinky Friedman

will perform at Sully's. 4758 Greenfield, nerth of Michigan Avenue. Dearborn For injormation. call 846-1920

• DASOAMEN Tuesday, Oct. 15 — Das Da men will

perform at Club Heidelberg. 215 N Main. Ann Arbor For information, call 994-3562

• VINX AND THE BARKING FEET Toesday, Oct. 15 — Vinx and the Bark-

ing Feet will perform two shows. 7 30 and 9 30 p.m. at The Ark, 637 S. Mam. Ann Arbor Tickets are 110 50 in ad-vance For information, call 99-MUSIC

• THE DIFFERENCE Tuesday, Oct. 15 — The Difference

will perform at Rick's Cafe, 611 Church. Ann Arbor For information, call 996-2747

•XHISEL BROS. •'Tuesday, Oct. 15 — Chisel Brothers

will perform at Alvin's, 5756 Cass, across from Wayne State University, Detroit For information, call 832-2355

• MICHELLE SHOCKED Wednesday, Oct. 16 — Michelle

Shocked will perform at the Power Cen-ter, 121 Fletcher. Ann Arbor Reserved seals are 117 50 For information, call 99-MUS1C

• THE EXPLOITED Wednesday, Oft. 16 — The Exploited

will perform with guests. Bio Hazard and Type O Negative, at St Andrew's Hall, 431 E Congress. Detroit For informa-tion. call 961 MELT

• ELLEN JAMES SOCIETY Wednesday. Oct. 16 — Ellen James So-

ciety will perform at the Blind Pig. 208 S First, Ann Arbor For information, call 996-8555

4 THE ATTIC Wednesday, Oct. It — The Attic will

perform at Rick's Cafe. 611 Church, Ann Arbor For information, call 996-2747

• TRINIDAD TRIPOLI STEEL BAND Thursday, Oct. 17 — Trinidad Tripoli

Steel Band will perform at Rick's Cafe, 6il Church. Ann Arbor For information, caii *96-2747

• KEVIN MCCORD Thursday throngh Sunday. Oct. 17-20

— Kevin McCord will perform at Baker's Keyboard Lounge, Llvernois and Eight Mile. Detroit, For information, call 864-1200 or 864-1201.

• ASSEMBLY REQUIRED Thursday, Oct, 17 — Assembly Re-

quired will perform at the Blind Pig, 208 S. First, Ann Arbor For information, call 996-8555

• BPOC EXPRESS BAND Thursday, Oct. 17 — BPOC Express

Band will perform at The Storehouse Blues Cafe, 19803 Ralston, between Sev-en Mile and Eight Mile roads, Detroit For information, call 893-3255

• BOB MOULD Thursday. Oct. 17 — Bob Mould will

perform at Alvin's. 5756 Cass. Detroit. Tickets are $12 50 in advance For infor-mation. call 99-MUSIC

• BABY ANIMALS ThurwUy. Oct. 17 — Baby Animals

will perform at The Ritz, 17580 Frazho, 10W Mile and Gratiot, Roseville For in-formation. call 778-8150

• NEOPHYTE NATION Thursday, Oct. 17 — Neophyte Nation

will perform with guests. Brothers from Another Planet and Sometimes Why, at Paychecks. 2932 Caniff, Hamtramck. For information, call 874-0254

• HOOPSNAKES Friday, Oct. 18 — Hoopsnakes will

perform at Sully's. 4758 Greenfield, north of Michigan Avenue, Dearborn For infor-mation, call 846-1920

• FRANK ALLISON AND THE OOD SOX

Friday, Oct. 18 — Frank Allison and the Odd Sox will perform with guests, Wally Pleasant, at Lili's 21, 2930 Jacob, Hamtramck For information, call 875-6555

• HAPPY AS CLAMS Friday, Oct. 18 — Happy as Clams will

perform with Tbe Splitters at the Ham-tramck Pub, 2048 Caniff, off 1-75

• BLIND DOG BLUES BAND Friday, Oct 18 — Blind Dog Blues

Band will perform at Moby Dicks. 5452 Schaefer. Dearborn For information, call 581-3650

• TOWER OF POWER Friday, Oct. 18 — Tower of Power will

perform at Alvin's, 5756 Cass, across from Wayne State University. Detroit. For information, call 832-2355

• HOODOO GURUS Friday, Oct. 18 — Hoodoo Gurus will

perform with guests, Crossed Wire and The Odds, at Todd's, 8139 E Seven Mile, east of Van Dyke, Detroit For informa-tion. call 366-8633

• OROBOROS Friday, Oct. 18 — Oroboros will per-

form at Rick's Cafe. 611 Church. Ann Ar-bor For information, call 996-2747

• ALIEN IN THE LAND OF OUR BIRTH Friday, Oct. 18 — Alien in tbe Land of

Our Birth will perform with guests, mag-ician Steve DeCraemer and BeaSlulax, at Finney's Pub, 3965 Woodward, Detroit For information, call 831-8070

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By Larry O'Connor staf f w r i t e r

The Ellen James Society wi l l be mak ing a stop in Ann Arbor for a performance at the Bl ind Pig Wednesday, Oct. 16.

Can't smell any liniment. No crumbled balls of sticky athletic tape adorn tbe floor.

So why does this informal gather-ing of Civilian members seem like the Pittsburgh Steelers' before the gridiron equivalent of Armageddon?

Maybe it's Jim Hebler's proclama-tion that he's a "linebacker on acid" on stage. Or perhaps it's all the little buzz phrases and football analogies punted about . . . like "well-oiled machine" and "this is a team"

A team prayer could be in order, but judging by the one particular four-letter word constantly spewing from Hebler in his gleeful descrip-tion of the band, Billy Graham won't be showing up.

"We're self-critical," said lead singer Hebler. hardly taking his ^ye off the cartoons on the TV in his liv-ing room 'You can't bulls-t your-self."

The Civilians have a new release out, "Detonate to Explode" on Mang Records Seven songs here, touching on all the universal themes of these dire times — love, money and loneli-ness.

Sorry, but since post-game cliches are the M O here The band comes to play and gives 110 percent.

More to the point, the Civilians are evolving musically At least com-pared to their hastily put-together first release, "Living on the Edge," which could be classified as a pedes-trian effort

THE CIVILIANS further enhance their reputation as an outfit on the upward spiral, fastening the diver-gent rhythms of rock, funk and soul into a whirlwind mix of musical ex-pression

Lyrics scrape the depths of the subconscious and bring forth all its residue of desperation, isolation and outright paranoia

We try to tackle human, people issues, things that affect everyone and look at things with a creative bend," said Hebler. a freelance writ-

er. "We're a running talk radio show with a powerful band behind us."

The Civilian lineup has been through a process of addition and subtraction in their four years to-gether Along with Hebler, the band features bassist Sidi Henderson, gui-tarist Dave Galens, harmonica play-er Dino Petrucci and newly added drummer Tommy Berlin, who is from Dusseldorf, Germany

Each member contributes, leading to the seemingly improvisational na-ture of the music

"You're going to limit your appeal pop-wise," said guitarist Dave Galens, a former member of the lo-cal outfit Babylon Hotel. "But if you get a core audience who appreciate

what you're doing that's what it's all about."

In four years of existence, the Ci-vilians have more than a smattering of followers at their beck and call Passionate, driving live performanc-es have earned the band a reputation as one of top local outfits

THE BAND'S fortunes have been bouyed by high-profile gigs such as opening up for Erie Burdon at Hart Plaza and a showcase at CBGB's in New York Also, keeping consistent with their politics, the Civilians are involved in the annual Old Newsboy Goodfellows Rock Benefit

Behind the Civilians, though, is ag-gressive management. Mang Pro-ductions. more precisely Don Mac-

Leod, is promoting the band with un-fettered zeal Unlike band managers who can be pushy and damn right rude, MacLeod is rather polite about it

And, yes. securing a record deal is at the top of his agenda

Things look promising The Civil-ians have planned an extensive tour of the East Coast and Midwest and have European distribution in places like Poland and Czechoslovakia

But all the business management and distribution isn't worth a ruble unless there's a key ingredient in-volved Hebler said that is already there

Whether you love us or hate us. you're going to react to us "

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THE THUNDERING HERD — THE BEST OF THE GOLDEN PALOMINOS

— The Golden Palominos The Golden Palominos are more a

band of rotating top-notch musicians than a band — personnel tend to *ary from cot to cut. with only founder and drummer Anton Fier omnipresent

But tbe fact the band's sound var-i«a from song to song is a plus, be-cause. almost without exception, the snngs - and. needless to say. the performances - are 24 karat

While it many rfem a Mt prema-ture for a band with only four al-bums under its belt to release a greatest hits package — and a dou-ble one at that - one must take into

i the LPs came out over t years

Add the fact that musicians in-clude suck artists of the highest cal-iber hke REITs Michael Stipe, Fred Frttk, Jody Harris, last of the Raybesta. one of the best surf hands d modem times Top-popster Chris

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Stamey, Jack Bruce. T-Bone Burnett and Peter Blegvad

And the thing is. tbe list goes on and on Car la Bley adds her eclectic >azziness, while Syd Straw's vocals are nothing short of incredible, whatever the genre the band hap-pens to be playing in at the time

Straw is the moat visible member of tbe band, appearing on more cuts than anyone but Fier.

In my mind, the (roup is at its best when it falls into the pop mode which is. thankfully, where they're most often found

Stipe's hard-hitting vocals open tbe double retrospective on "Cluster ing Train," one of the hardest-rock ing cuts on the release Other highlights include an incredible ver •ton of the Moby Grape classic, "•Omaha," "Strong. Simple and Si iant," with Burnette on lead vocals, "Faithless Heart," which was co-

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written by Don Dixon, who adds lead vocals and some guitar

But the highlight of Thundering Herd" is Diamond," written by ex dB Peter Hotsapple, who writes the best hooks in pop'n'roll . . . Straw's vocal is magnificent, while the blend of Harris and Blegvad's makes the song soar, but in the end. it's Holsap-ple's melodic sense and lyrics that are irresistible

The release may be eclectic, and while it's very likely everything here isn't for every taste. I think it's fair to say most will come away more than satisfied

— Steve CTLeary

W H O A R E T H E S E P E O P L E ?

J u s t a f e w of T o d a y ' s H o t t e s t C o u n t r y M u s i c S t a r s . . .

a n d d u r i n g C o u n t r y M u s i c M o n t h i n O c t o b e r

W 4 C O U N T R Y a t 1 0 6 . 7 F M

i s n ' t t h e o n l y p l a c e t h e y c a n b e f o u n d .

V i s i t a n y o f t h e D e t r o i t - a r e a H a r m o n y H o u s e ,

F r a n k ' s N u r s e r y a n d C r a f t s , o r F a r m e r J a c k S u p e r m a r k e t l o c a t i o n s

t o d i s c o v e r t h e i r i d e n t i u e s .

Y o u c o u l d W I N o n e o f t h e s e d r e a m c o n c e r t t r i p s f o r t w o

i n W 4 C O U N T R Y ' S " F a b u l o u s F o u r F l y a w a y ' ' C o n t e s t :

A L A B A M A

" J u n e J a m "

F o r t P a y n e , A l a b a m a

R E B A M c E N T I R E

H o u s t o n R o d e o

R A N D Y T R A V I S

B a l l y ' s C a s i n o & R e s o r t

L a s V e g a s

G E O R G E S T R A I T

L a s V e g a s H i l t o n

L i s t e n t o W 4 C O U N T R Y a t 1 0 6 . 7 F M f o r B a c k t o B a c k C o u n t r y F a v o r i t e s

a n d c o m p l e t e c o n t e s t d e t a i l s

H a r m o n y J" RAN K>_ [ j Z C S J l H o u s e l ' 3—4/u.r May>

No purchase is neceewy Entry deadline * November 6 199i Entrants must be it year* of age or older

301 Open Houses ROCHESTER MILLS - 3 t*0ro0cn«

M R t««3 Open Sat * Sun 12-4 MS 900 652-1014

ROCHESTER MILLS

i. M c u D y ayvMnv many wrtra* I buy al |112.900 Ooan Sun or

ROYAL OAK - OPEH SON 1-4

oaraoa. acraaned port* S7S.S00 202 woodaboro S erf 12 USa. W ot Utn Si 54S-S34!

304 Farmington Farmington Hills

304 Farmington Farmington Hills

306 Southfietd-Lathmp

" B E A U T Y " Many updatac laaturaa tn ffUa HMely 3 baOroom ranch, huga lot * Omng room, is bait

302 Birmingham Bloomfieid

BIRMINGHAM . DOWNTOWN CMSUndtoe. M0h quaMy r Hon 2 bedroom, is* bath

ta. anim HM.300 5*4-0*13

BIRMINGHAM MRECCABLE

M i g room, t o r a a ana r w i m a i t . (234.400 A Bar*. Qaouk a t

i g room, k a ft lor

474-44S5

BW9MNOHAM 3 bad r a l t f i . lenay room, raga. Laraa treed lot b r ta * . (162.000

room bnca i teched ga-

1954 Pem-2 5 * 1 0 4 4

HELP-O-SCLL or

pay up t o n <ee HCLP-O-SELL at

F*BL Waaaw tm al propa F0* SALE "CaS O-nar MRi

•w l ' vooo "n,Me.^>4eLLioi

mani oecx and 2 car attacftad ga-raga 1134.800 Can

B O B K E N N E D Y

CENTURY 21 R O W

464-7111

oaa i aUmtto A •Itcfwv Franco doora into graal room, bay Mndov In <Snana *•-ptaoa in graal room S22S.M0 F-J8«-FX Cam 474-3303

ERA COUNTRY RIOOE

BY OWNEB-enoad reduoad on tna a badroom, 2 bain rane* S o» • Ml

•aaa Land «d gaa on

S32-4033

FARMINGTON - Chaaiam MMa Sub 2900 •cj.lt 4 badroom 2V» bam> pancy 1170.000 Laaia •naa»«a»

477-1S2S FARMINGTON HILLS - Opan Son

1-4PM By ownar. 4 badroom colo-nial •MQ1 dan. St* bam. MOO *q n 230*5 Fox Craak. « UhAWMM araa For appomtmam 34*-*«7

FARMWOTON HILLS - Laal Un#I Brand naai WaftoU ranch 2 lu*

tma garaga •• aacurMy a

$1«a.»00 HERPARD * ASSOCIATES

Hard To Rod Lovar, 2 badroom. 2 batfi Aral floor

•ng Ian and douMa cloaaL TtiM oon-de Mao laaaraa a patto of tvtng room. 12 X IS 1 aKnaga araa pool

TON HU I S S127.700.

Francf! doora ouaum Ulcnan. ca>v tral — 2 aay »ap<aca. U baaa-mani larga Mng room, arya lot

FARMaaQTQN HILLS • i

omwm — MW1 Gaa lor

O U C T LAKE ^WVILEOES

h

too pMr . graonja toja oaarrnm. J t>a* 1 car ariac'

OAAOCN CITY • Abaoaaary par ! (act S badroom brlet ranca •amSy room and 2 car gai aga

pkja2 ba»a toon U

N<WtR CAP* COO an t ,

S£J55«4 |*r^Wla'

4 badroom r s b a » , m m 3.000 KJ * Larga

+ * + roam o — * + m ca«ng. Natn gaaa* aandem aar M r D m

3 > ' * a a B l r a t l n a k a m in* A -f. f U-SCLL 1

The Prudential Harry S. Wo««,

REALTORS 4 6 2 - 1 6 6 0

KENOALLWOOO TRI-LEVEL -1130.900 3 badroom*. 1H b a » a '•OO *q ft 4»da>ad » t a a M , maaaatnad Opan Sun i-S 1230 ' i i a a - t f u i a

This Vary Roomy 2 b Croom m m • grMt ^ • t ^ h t x x h o o d and ' o C

uok inc VacMaca In Via larga S m room S7ft,900

T h e P r u d e n t i a l Harry S. Wolfe.

REALTORS 474-5700

moapandanBy Owned and Operated

308 Rochester-Troy ROCHESTER HILLS-OWNER

-ovaly 5 yr OK3 3 badroom rancn larga «*. backing on aoodad oom-mon». c l o i * t o d o a i n l o i a n St 14.900 Ca l lor appolntmant

3 13-656- S««9

307 South Lyon Milford-HtghLand

COUNTRY DECOR, na rdwood tloora in uncnen a a n d counter ce-tnadra l ca l l ing and U y l i g M * rnawaumta m ion a n k a baoi anting room ovarlooamg great room 3 bedrooms, baaaiiiain. ga-rage and mora. S144.900 Century 2 t Jaraaaa. Joan M ^ p n y 824--064

THERE ARE TIMES WHEN ONLY THE BEST WILL DOI - BUYING A HOME IS ONE Of THESE TIMES

It rou deetra graceful Hying among beeuotul eurrourxVig* you muel aae tma lovely 1H «o ry Contemporary noma wtuatad on prtvaia aoodad •arnng m preenpous M Neutral decor. Hie 4 Her dreaemg area, open floor plan For ma car bufl extra 2 car won.tKaf> combo m kmt-ar Wvai in edfommg - a a o u l baea--nent *2*9 900 -Rocna«er H«a

CALL MARY ANN SMITH CENTURY 21 To«m 4 Country

652-4000

E l e g a n c e a n d C h a r m are ataaidam m m a older 3 bed-room noma m the heart or dov rv to«m Souoi Lyon. Lota o> beeutaw oea a o o d m r l i and oak flooring FabuKua D . n l a d gtaaa entry door MeticiaouaN mea«taaiad 11*4 830

The Prudential Harry S. WoHe,

REALTORS 474-5700

independently Owned and Operated

312 Livonia

A S H L E Y C O N S T R U C T I O N

Custom Home Builders

4 remaining sites available In Livonia:

427-3295

312 Livonia 312 Livonia 313 Canton

A s h l e y

C o n s t r u c t i o n

E X C I T I N G i JUST REDUCED . 171 300 R. W A A H C c a w 3 Bedroom One* V * Q ^ a ' 3 CmO- i^teGK Ct W O O Q S betn* r H i I n i l n l II l rooma. natural ftrapwca m iMng Aimoat 2 000 w rt m one at C v -

room 2 car garage a« on country ion • lovalaaai araaa Superbly ; toad IO! L~ona Scftooia landacapad central aa. o a c a the

HAREN MINiClLL. duck! o f me b a o deck large lana-42S-3S30 iy room -

I '23 500

2 car garage Aaklng t M

CENTURY 21 ROW

464-7111 L1VONM - 1S*39 3 bedroom coKwW. rteo conatruc-tlon. n a Baaemeni t t Batn*. 2 car anacnec garage Mmimum t»d (115.000 For mJormatlor ca« Slave Smith. »53-3«04 H O M E T O W N R E A L T O R S

LoveTy Country Kitchen Or*rn pimcm kx mwiogi i+mm custom wokStc cherry moots

Remerica M E T O W N R E A L T O

4 5 9 - 6 2 2 2

First Offering MLNorJai 3 4 2 7 - 3 2 9 5

attractive

TROY BY OWNER Oued. 1\» bam 'an Vec-eca large maaiai badroom central air deck orm gas g m . nautra decor cioee lo *c*«ooia » 1 H . 900 52S-12M

Mot 1st Prima Central uvome ocauon lor • tar ter* or fain aaa 3 bedroom rancn on a 75 n a*da eubdMaaon »o< Ooea to acoooi and park* Fanv .., -*y room and garage Minimum ooen ArmBrong flooring, coi> famay 1 L O V E L Y R A N C H FHA $72,900 | room artr, Vapiaca. and w c r a a lo loma located m a vary popular auB

deck mat overlook* beautifuCy , 3 Bedroom* and mmrr, upgrade* m-

ipaestu)

COUNTRY CHARM ^ City Con venience! -v

Thi* coionie Ilea • M l > n W u i a a - '

BEAUTIFUL RAVINE LOT Flowing Rancn a n loaai aval a t * . out lamay room 4 haldai j i ia Ura-cx«ca dan. 3 Bedroom*. 3'« batn*

309 Royal Oak-Oak Park Huntington Woods

N E W O N M A R K E T 7 Bath on 1 dAa i

M i l FORD NEW CONSTRUCTION Lake Sherwood DrMSegea 3 4 4 bedroom brick r mnraae. 2'a bath*, lamay room. flrap«oe. 2-3 car ragaa Stamno $ 170 000

-3 car ga-525-6aM

• u a t m 1972 Many updatea 1154.900 47S-52S4

o p e n S u n d a y 2-6 7 Lyman Ad Weet. o f 1 t RCOUCCe » 0 a » o o m f t

wpeMna . t ram peaa wooa —rv noma Brick • u p e c * , ada entry g » -aga W a * » naa e w n e n w y *c*oo» Sprtmuar i , . *e i , 4 7 * 7 5 * 6

OaCN SUN 1-4pm 12344 DOKANY By earn* Tudor c o t o w . 4 Bad--ooma. r * Hatha Mudy laraa deca H acra e a * am. aaa 474

306 Brtghton-Harttend

h u n a t a >1 I S 000 n u m M a a t o i o a n m - t w i

k a f l » i i Meat M o o M i l * I T S f c o M l

W a t O O M F V L O Aa neai~oOr*v~-

I1M.9W (03 2147

CI I I W S OOUHTKV LAMC aaa, a » 0 m * heaaaa I a a

S a t S L j a r t n S M t M M t T I M S - e a a e a i v * . M M * I

One Way Really 473-5500

( acrea e l a owner, * * n * e i l l W • e f t l l l l » M B home ' a u r a

WESTLAND U d . nee oaa a rucaor a Norm 911 i l l » TVee bedroom arcaa* oAaraig ftra B a a

cre*e e a * « * o a ma creaa mrouga me becajard O n * a a a a Irem goa « r a Free h * a i h o a a a a aari 4 auca more ( J - 4 *OC i » $ t l 7 a ^

1 a aaraae o a a l n i e a S * a a i g a 994 900 t t n * m + * m m L i l l IMI aar tmg m SWT 900

Tha

KEN RYAN

Remerica HOMETOWN REALTORS

Michigan 420-3400 Michigan M S o u t M W d ^ L e t t t r u p

Of uuu Realtors

591-9200

SELLER MOTIVATED (TB.909 ( H f t D l » keae eftf t a acre 1 1 —

MN_FO«D unC bedroom, 2 beth wea out renca on large treed lo t (164 900 ft. Lo>aeCone»ructloriCo 446-9 196

SOUTH LYON AREA DELIGHTFUL BHICK RANCH n me « x * a r y on 1 acre lot taatmaa 3 oed-roome lua p — m * n t . 2 car atacfiad

C 3 (TTswo*™™

CENTURY 21 H a i t o r d Sooth-Waal

4 7 1 - 3 5 5 5 4 3 7 - 4 1 1 1

30t Rocheatar-Troy O A K R I V E R S

r M>ar ruaiom 5 beaucan Co-

: I I f a lot Too •nany n u n loo •* ! ' ( 3 M 900 Lom doam land m m aci or •Murncaui Ca*OAK Hft.L REALTY 944-7000 wiaoaw

BEAUTIFUL NORTH ROYAL OAK Engaah Tudor lumkey condition a l the accoutrement*. (165 000 C M aAar 5pm 3»6-6473

* level ( ' 4 6 900

CENTURY21 Hartford South

464-6400

BRICK RANCH 3 Badroom flmaned

OAK PARK - lnv«eior»-r«ntai prep- j l i o o n T ^ e ^ arty ' ana rm pay S325 mo (15.000 » i ' M . n uicnm m nam

car aaraga w of laddk 525-3521 or

pay* (275 m o (12.000 Both In good M p e Caen m m

Oak Park 3 bedroom t x x g o i n a . 2 ba th* »a*nad t iaa» i ' r * i i G a * e * (43 900 M6-«2S»HeLP-V-a€LL 0«

170

root 2 S o l 7

£554

BY OWNER naa '026S Stark Rd . 3 Bedroom 2 bath Bungaov enecfied 2 car ga-' * g * aah n n a c c Modemued

L o o k i n g tor A R o a e O a i e G a r O e n a O u a l t t y Home

Budget one* r anea OT^r* 3 Bed- Your Marc* - a a n d hara Mian you r o o m * IH bathe on me 1 at Hoor j aaa ma lovefy 2.481 ao I I Mrrtem-beaamen t and 2 car garage Move in | porary atyta 3 Badroom 2 ba th canonon (42.900 home ai me heen o« U n a Cua-

lom floor plan Mart* on nearly 3/4 i N o t t i n g h a m W e e t w

L > « « a w e o o u a 2.200 " S T L 2 ? I quad a « i 4 beta o o m a i W - « h workahop and f«ro a a -

M M a n m £ * a * f a t • k a t a i i i a M M a n da room, Baaemeni 2 car atlacned p " v * * * *apleca a n d eiood gar aga and central aa (1S7.900 | " " r r w Q **•>"*. doutaa deca The tm

goea on and o n You nue l aae me 1 ~ , one ol a kind home a m today lor a

N e w c o n s t r u c t i o n p r - v m (22« «oc Iioi-meeai uMoraa cape cod on 1/3 ' acra (reed lot 2 n o r y open loyar graal room t « ftoor a u n d r y betha 9 0 1 a«aenl lumac* and M o _ , 0 oaa uichar flooring (219 900 Marry t j W O l t e .

The Prudential REALT0RS

Harry S. Wotfe. REALTORS

d o n t m me b o n a ot I you by- ( U S 9>«'

453-6800. C0LDWELL

Schweitzer Real I

, , . | THIS HAS IT ALL I The Prudential

462-1660 ROYAL OAK - 4 Badroom apaciou* Ranca on Mrga ka »> aao t riaigribor-hood LN*ng room - n h i i rapwce s o * r " d*nmg room. Iam4y room Kvary carpeted M n g room 4 • " * » room, attacnau oaraoa. r? , « • ? u ' « vepaac ground pool 4 more Tha houaa i on * doubl* lot o v a 1 acra need* updetmg 4 aome TLC Pncad St20.000 aah convent ion* lerma lo aaft a (119 B00 Buyer* ortfy Ca l o a a af S25- 23X1 RE^'MAX EXECUTIVE 737-«O0 "

421-5660 i Owned and Operated I o> y a

MOVE RIGHT IN Don I BB i h n o a tntoy me pnvecy 70»2S5 treed lot A l me e>

CAPE COO'S OF INTEREST

310 Wlxom-Commerce Lakee Area

' Z Z L ' Z Z L a r e * g > " W " " - • " » J — J tad room* k a • a t e n o r Mem lenoecepe B a p , n u mw) «y*tem Tan m a mual aa* (124 500 941-7M2

ROCHESTER

r a ; : ROCHESTER MK.LS 3144 aft II 4 m a m II. » * baaa a n r * • » ' a g a ( 2 K 500 Canary 21 T o v i 4 Coun*ry Aa« 24«-7799 S3*-1400

ROCHES TfR-t

Open Sun 12 7pm

due ed la ( 1 4 4 • • • ( « a • • • ad l a i be m m >MrnK

C * • HAY BOOTH 449 —00

(173.000 f

D a * a y Part

duftaouea/park EaeoutNe h o m e V NB 4 Oaa Bub Stnwg LBloian * b e d r o o m * TftOO ft acre Oaa aaeaen aWacaed gaaga r* beta* a unround pool Mo * - r i oondk • o n fo i iamMa a « - W a « 4 1» Oak* Maft (194 900 4»*-347J

•pot agntl (2300 m 9oonng . vaar c • ' pa l mg fraan pe ln i f reak

( ' 5 000 doan 9-7rS%

One Way Realty 473-5500

uvO*aA o n e o r a « w o

" HOMETOWN REALTORS b r a n d nee larga llWar enh nook . _ _

453-0012


453-0012 3T< Ptymoirth **

Country Elegance. p. , , r (4ym<x>Th T % | nno»>-

Remerica. nmm Arv,

M a V

-rw *pr« t a r ayaaam SO SPACKX* d o — P t y m o u t h Jua (17S 0OO Open houea • 3 M d o a i i T n - t a ^ i on * (149 900 |aS234JM> C M

I 2-4pm or Cad to. roowan ; • r j a lot Mmmar cerpa mrougnoui i r t M M U r i B m C -44B0 941-4BS2 ! ' Cm anacnan omrmrm JU"IN ftftCAMULt

C a w * r 2 , gaaga fiaaam an 4 douMe lot I b» lava turn one a » a bea Buy m

L/VONM SCHOOLS

311 Oakland County

* HARVEST o r FEATURES arnmm you a ma airin ttOO paa home a n a a an I B * roang ac rea Fa Ma bu« • an araa am

Everything's New V e a f e j a k j BrVk lan ta aaa a |

Junta ihe a a i g a p a a Pa*a.acm a * gn*a araa of I M M t ( K 4 900

The Prudential Harry S. WoMe.

REALTORS 474-5700

I R R C E N T U R Y 21 Remerica . TEeff , Hart ford South 4 '

420-3400 TRM.EVEL on om da aec a naa . 4

~b 90C ft (oe»«m^ Match Thts One %-• ' l i r l (repace i a ftmaad tar- '

zxsr'-**-

JUST LISTED

waôXaêom we»2a s y r ^ a B T T U R Y 11 Team 4

aaaUQa*i'(rB

• w r n a c * f l u n k e d beaemem (99 900 Cam

BOB KENNEDY

CENTURY 21 ROW

464-7111

CENTURY 21 H a r ^ o o t h : r X J 3 s 5 a = f ! £ 459-6222

t car aaecaed garepa la Ba Banmy ka A ma ( 9 ; «KI Buyer* onfy ( m

TIFFANY PARK

• a *ee4i 14 900 ' ^ Aaa FOR DON CAS TELL,

Century 21 CASTELLI 5 2 5 - 7 9 0 0

1440 CENTURK3N •WARD

CANTON RANCH S M 9 0 0 RE."MAX CROSSROAOS * " S a ^ Z ' RROUOCV PRESENTS !*

•a-j THIS PLYMOUTH TWP * BEST BUY ' »

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r d d a t 9 1 a « 9 l l m a i n R a a n e ^ » a » M ( a ^

4 B * OAE Monday Octot>er 14, 1991

CROSSWORD PUZZLER ACROSS

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u n c a n n y 19 PMaster 2 1 T a n t a l u m

s y m b o l 22 A l e u t i a n

i s l and 2 5 The set! 2 7 F ina l 3 1 Bake r *

p r o d u c t 3 2 C r y s t a l o»

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so t i l * 3 8 F in ished 4 1 P a r i o l TGIF 42 S i l k w o r m 4 3 Ti t le o l

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• 5 3 S u g g e s t e d 4 ind i rec t l y •57 Be m deb t 58 B o u n d a r y

6 0 S i m i a n -• 6 1 O b t a i n 6 2 S t r i k e s 6 3 Fas tener

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g a r m e n t 3 S o n talk 4 S o o n ,

p resen t l y 5 Ja i l t e r m s

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1991 U n i t e d F e a t u r e S y n d i c a t e

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16 Type o t c r o s s 18 R e c u p e r a t e 20 T i m e g o n e by 22 S w i f t l y 2 3 I s land >n

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24 T e l l u r i u m s y m b o l

2 6 P r o p r i e t o r -S h i p

2 8 C o o l e d l a v a 2 9 Orse o t

n u m e r o u s - rays 3 0 Taut 32 S o d i u m

c h l o r i d e 3 3 N o v e l t y 3 5 F r e s h e t 3 9 N o t e ot s c a l e 40 S t a l e m a t e 4 1 — . J . K . — . M 44 M e r r i m e n t 4 6 Evi ls 48 River i s l a n d s 49 S h i p ' s r e c o r d 5 0 S o l e m n

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d a n c e 5 5 S l e n d e r

f m i a l 56 La i r 59 M o t h e r

Compliments of The Birmingham-Bloomfield

Board Of Realtors® REALTOR®

314 Plymouth ABUNDANCE OF BEAUTY In t r « llred North Plymouth T a p . 4 Bed room®. 2H be th* dining v n n 2 om gerage door u p e n a r v e privacy docking. fwn6y room/f l rep lece . very •"•ndly neighbor*. a a * to schooM * h o p p « e A a k M Q i i 4 a . w x


CHARMING - 3 b e d r o o m 2-atory homo on over -*a»d prhr i t* lot In Plymouth Tcwwwmp Completely re-b«*l from foundation up by bunder •81 .900 72» -7210or 42CM061

315 Northvilto-Novi ADORNED WITH TREES. becfclng t o

IradltlonM Colonel . i n Boor laun-dry. 0irang room. fam»y room with <V*plaoe. Ha D a w r a n i . a t t ached 2) cm ga r so* e IMerBradna r Araa. •Hung $1*4 900 115,000 down.


317 Redford

MOVE AT C L O S I N G L o u ot u p d a t e * m m m a M r p 3 b a d r o o m brick ranch Al n a a e r laa-lure* fu rnace . oenlrM Mr. elnOo**.

k a l $3 6 0 0 d o w n C a l

BRIAN S C H W A R T Z MAYFAI* W J 4 0 0 0

REDFORD - IMMACULATE J bad-room brick r ancn 2 pm a t tached ga rage . Mi fi e l e m e n t , centrM a» won't last long 1 $66 ,900

HEPPARD a ASSOCIATES

311 Dearborn Dearborn Heights

BY OWNER W Dea rbo rn 2 Mary One* colonial. 3 b a d r o o m * dining room, b a e a m a n t . f t car gerao* .

l u m a c e . need* TLC $69 500 L.C t e r m . 277-9020 or 277-6619

DEARBORN MTS New c u s t o m brick 3 b a d r o o m . 2'fi ba th tiMMiiw it. g a r a g a . « • tha •meni t iee . $66 ,500 562-4940

Texas Size Rancb O e e t w o o d School* oI Oee rbc rn Height* 17CO s q ft brick 3 bed-room on a tug 9 0 X 135 lot Graal room with h u p l ac* a n d f " - " ba ths and 2 car a t t a c h e d g a r a o a I H 5 900

The Prudential Harry S . W o l f e ,

R E A L T O R S 421-5660

mdependenwy O w n e d a n d O p e r a t e d

VALUE PLUS Fuaay Duyers can now* 3 b e d r o o m rancn. a t t a c h e d g a r a g a . newer win-dow*, ca rpe t ing a n d flooring In krtcnen Fresftty pa in ted m a n d d u t Craa twood School* H 7 900 C a l

CHARLOTTE JACUNSKI

CENTURY 21 ROW

464-7111

326 Condoa FARMINGTON HILLS A NEW COMMUNITY

NEW MODELS $114,990-

2 b e d r o o m . J\% b a t h * 2 car at l ecned g a r a g a Fireplace. c e n t , , • r . pr ivate panto a n d m u c h m o r a

GREENPOINTE AT C O P P E R C R E E K

553-4800 NOVI - Lekewoode C o n d o room ranch. 2be lh* . open Sun , 2 -5 22744 C o l a * 9 /

537-0594 2 6 1 - 3 3 7 7

PLYMOUTH CONDO • " m a c u l a t e 2 * yr old q u e e t y cons t ruc ted with a s t r a * 175 .000 Mut t aaa 454-404 1

SOOTHF1ELD 17011 Cora l Qeb lee 3 bedroom*. 2 ba tha , appro idmata ly 1400 sq tl Nraoiaoa. lull b a s e m e n t • e condi t ioned AJ a p c u a n c e e 2 car a t t ached ga raga . Nwwly pa in ted Low monthly m a i n t e n a n c e l e e Fa-vorebM Incerrtlya* $65 ,000 Owner /Broker 559-6569

320 Homes Wayne County

YOU'VE EARNED THE RIGHT

To easy living In this m a i n t e n a n c e Ire* 2 b e d r o o m brtck r a n i c o n d o m Dearborn • wael a ide 3 new en-t r ance door*, a t t a c h e d g w a g e neu-tral decor 8 and unit Thta la m e * l o g o O n l y - 1 7 0 . 0 0 0

Century 21 J. Scott. Inc.

522-3260

333 Northern Property For Sale

CAOLLAC WOODED PROPERTY 10-90 a c r e s From ( 3 0 0 down and 1100 par month (313)454-1068

M1CHAYWE - Near Geytord. In an $6,000

993-9299

SCHUSS MOUNTAIN « « - » -

LAKES OF THE NORTH Gol» lot n e w p r o s h o p 4 a s t e u r s m back ing t o c o m m o n p r o p e r t y

Wooded lot becking t o c o m m o n property 4 Lake Harold $21 ,900

' -900- 727-3 767 Raaon Condomin iums

M w k a t m g inc. Shanty Creak . B e l air* Ml 4 9 8 1 5

342 Lakefront Property HART LAND Lakefront Homa

FaCMou* Mew • Mu*t Saw 3 bed r o o m s . 3 tu t be ih* lerg* a e m g

h wat bar $ 932-7192

LAXEFHONT HOME. 1400 Sq Ft occupency m m* v n a g *

o* Lake Onon C e w or lend contract •97-5794

LELAND - • b e d r o o m J o a t h t n porch overlooking 500 ft

NOW lor MORE-da t aaa 919-259-9398 a f t w 7pm

366 Ofc.-Bua. Space Sata/L<

AFFORDABl E EXECUTIVE OlUcee- Why pay lor the mgh coat ot doing bueanaea? Snar* tha coal - t h o u t o a m g indrvtuduW a n a n o o n •Pwaonakaad

•Stata ot tha ar1 a p u i p m a n t C o n f e r e n c e rooma/ki tc t ien H i n t , located on Troy * f l o w e r . Corridor 1475 W Bag Beever Rd

TROY BUSINESS QUARTERS For pe reoea l tour c a l 937 2400

S E C U R E YOUR R E T I R E M E N T MO**E N O W Fabutoua 1 4 r t 0 It RivervNw by R e d m a n with 12*24 It addition 2 deck*, wood Move 1 much moral 1 b a o h Lake Mkcrvgan W » Charlevoui 9 Petoekey Call B o b H y d e . C e n l u r y 21 KOWM*** 1 ( 8 0 0 ) 4 3 1 - 2 1 2 1

327 NewHorpe Builder*

NEW HOMES - YPSILANTI AREA UNDER $70 ,000

485-0060 S T R A T F O R D H O M E S M o d u l a r HouMng with 1 9 9 0 * technology Model* star t ing at 1 3 0 , 0 0 0 Bunder ha* lota. 691-0237

BELLEVILLE- 3 b e d r o o m c u n o m ranch, 1H bath 'amtfy room with " rep lace 2% car a t t a c h e d garaga . on a c r e c o m e r lot, wen maintained move-In condi t ion TTm • not a drive $113 ,900 Can Sandy at Laaaeide Realty 699-1020 or 897-967«

BY OWNER 2 b e d r o o m br*c* atari , er In aicellerrt condi t ion Family room, finished b a a e m e n t , appa-a n c e a g a r a g e 4 m o r e $48 900 Buyer* cell 348-3504

316 Weattand Garden City

316 Waatland Garden City

) City Park 3 b e d r o o m brick

Backs to Abeokrlely mint I m p e c c a b l y m a i n t a i n e d 4. l andacaped lo perfection Beautiful-ly ftnlshed baaemen t . apac toua kitchen, y * car ga raga Whole houee ha* Ian* 4 centrM Mr mean* y e w round comfor t u n a anmgae* OnglnM owner* A d laat. thl* o n e won't last Jus t kMed at $84 ,500 ( » S 2 3 8 P ) C a «

MIKE BROWN Of JOHN McARDLE


420-3400

WESTLAND MINTi Brick ranch 3 b e d r o o m * Beeutlful nwutrel decor Fuk Hntahed baaemen t 2 car g a r g e EXTRA DEEP LOT Original owner Aaklng $74 820

Rea l ty W o r l d Robert Olson Realtors

981-4444

NORTHVILLE- BY OWNER, over 3.000 sq.f t . . 4 b e d r o o m CoaomM 2 car ga rage . 3H bant , Ikvened walk-oirt, 2 Vap iace* wnmadiate occu-pancy. $199,000 344 -9673

NORTHVILLE COMMONS - Upde t -ad bnck 4 aluminum rataed 1922 eq 1 "*nch . 3 Bedroom* 2V» ba th* ' •may room, tvtng 9 dkung room, 3 c w a t tached g a r a o a Attract ive neighborhood ol quality h o m e * $167,900. Aher 8pm 349-6868

NORTHVILLE - lot lor *Me Oraa l buStSng locat ion

Naar downtowit 796-0629

FABULOUS S p e o o u a 3 b e d r o o m rwich large kitchen, ranoa. f lraplece In bo th femSy room i lying room tarn* km, petto, home warranty $57 ,900


1990 CENTURION AWARD WINNING OFFICE

317 Radford ACCENT ON VALUE

FIVE BEDROOMS Huge bungalow wtth dining room 8 baaemen t Will g o FHA/VA OiWy $49,900.

EASY TERMS - Meet 3 b e d r o o m R a n c h with g a r a g a a n d only $49,000 CENTURY 21 TODAY 538-2000

NEW ON MARKET! investor special in N Dear-born Heights. Land con-tract terms $25,000

3 bedroom brick ranch, sparkler In Westland $58,300

Bungalow with huge kitch-en on country lot In Garden City $66,900

330 Apartments ALL NEW 4 i*nt s u b u r b a n luxury rentM c o n d o a 3 b e d r o o m . 2 b a t h 2 car g a r a g e Paid 10 y rs , ftnancmg available $260,000 3 1 3 - 2 3 0 - 8 6 * 0

ROYAL OAK 11 ranch atyte unit* . Owner M mot iva ted

433 -0203

332 Mobila Homes For Sale

SHANTY CREEK Home 01 Arnold Palmer *

Legend Courae: POOH res taur an t . r acque t be«.

heeith d u b tennia, d o w n h a 4 c roee country akimg 4 a pr tvele beech on

5 Interconnecting lekee

INTERVAL OWNERSHIP a*ow» you to own only the f ract ion you nead ol a lua , turniMted (akevtew c o n d o « l t h me t a m e d o s a r * you e re *pende ig o n v e c a t w n * pma enjoy the 1e*lbt*-ty 0« uamg 2000 other reeort* New & resale proper t ie*

VACATION HOMES CONOO RENTALS

CMI 4 inquiry abou t Our Complemen t ary

Mir* Vacation* 1-800-72-RESORT

Reeon C o n d o m m u m * Marketing. Inc.

Shanty Creek, BeHalra Ml 496 IS

UP - LE CHENEAUX ISLANDS Lake Huron lakafroni 4 wooded propertie* o n / a r o u n d 36 a l a n d * Smith 4 Onmn. me 649-4973

Nature Lover s Haven Wllh tNa freaMy d e c o r e t e d ranch on a n a overlooking Caaa Lake W a a out lower level wlw. 2 car g a r a g e and an o p e n floor plan m a k e mm home

$114 900

The Prudential Harry S. Wol fe .

R E A L T O R S 474-5700

Independent ly Owned and Opera ted

ANNOUNCING I in ternat ional Buainees Cen te r

Any s u e Irom 150 aq ft any length term s n a r e d o f h c e cen te r* with sec-r e t a r y se rv ices , or convention® •peca P n m e locationa m Novi. Cw>-ton. Sterl ing Halghta 4 Ann Arbor l o m c e ' w e r e h o u e e uni t s aMo ava l able m Nov< only)

I C a l IBC at 996-5500

386 Ofc.-Bua. Space ' Sale/L

OAK P a RK_;SOUTHFIELD loca t i on Qreen*etd f r o n t a g e with f e e sig nags on haeuMM low n a e c o m m a CUM J ihce bunding i Suite left! L e u Make A Deal! 967-0637

ONE PERSON f a r m i n g t o n MILLS Prtvete ornce with Recap l lun a rea

12 Mke^'Farmmgion Rd

PLYMOUTH - MAIN STREET •aaa 500- tOOOeqft

Furniahed or unlurn ianed Secretery service optionM 459-4313

RESORT LIVING within an drive ol tha OBy One. two & three b e d r o o m Condo* on Ford Lake $69,500 t o $99,500 wtth Land Con-t rac t* avMMMe al 8 '*% mtereai Boat ing. wWnmlng m your beck-yard. golf and t e r n e ortfy m m m e e away Models o p e n 9 u n d a y * f rom t -4pm or c a l 434-3&00 tor an ap-po in tmen t Sa l e s by Red Carpe t Keen Located on t t m s Drtve on Orove Roed mat Sou th of 1-94 m Y -

ST IGNACE 126 It on Lake Huron overlookmg Mackinac lalend. 3 b e d r o o m chalet $119 ,000 J H CortMn Realty

816-547-9667

SYLVAN LAKE-Bnck ranch . 3 bed room-1 ba th . 87" on lak* sandy b e a c h 20*40 mground pool caba-na * ber Beeu t lh l set t ing 681-6230

UPPER STRAITS LAKEFRONT tor 1 or l eese 3 b e d r o o m s 2 ba ths

d o u b l e lot. n—ty r enova t ed home $ 'SSO 8 5 1 - 4 9 8 '

Birmingham Downtown RENOVATEO HISTORIC BLDG

Only 1 off ice s u n s ieh C a l J a m e s Hunter 222-3715

BIRMINGHAM OFFICE surte svsn s « e In SrvenciM planning nrm Al amenit ies Included ideal lor attor-ney CPA or sa lea r ap 642-8682

BIRMINGHAM SOUTH ADAMS SQUARE

Two t o 4 r oom off ice suliee avail able, r e l e s s tar t ing st $13 2 0 ' s q 1 Rent vxaudea air condit ioning hwsi i lanrtoriM ser ine* te lephone an swarmg 4 secretar ia l se rv ices a v a l •We 646-5900

BIRMINGHAM - 717 S ETON 250-1500 sq h -windowed ere*

UtHtiee S Parking included 647-707?

BIRMINGHAM - 9 5 0 0 so ft ound-n g Meoem ofhee . d e e r shop com pletMy Wvced wM « a s e aa or part immedia te o c c u p a n c y 477-5000

BARRINGTON 14*65. 2 b e d r o o m * 1 betf), leundry room Ironl k l ichen with bey window. c a t h a d r M calHng a l appkencea . air -condl l ioner* 6 shed, b a s e lot rem $ 1 9 3 8 9 9 - 1 7 8 0

CANTON 1974 Monday Pari . , 14 .70 2 bedroom*. centrM aw New erv a o e e d porch , wasner 6 dryer Sr Cnl iens f 1 8 . 0 0 0 ' b e * t 534 -0293

FAIRMONT 1990 14«70, mu*1 m o v e ca thed ra l cel l ing* self s to r ing storms, vinyl siding 6 a a b e e t o a srun-

WATERFRONT 2 year old n o m a for tha buyer (that wan t s the «ery b e e n At beautiful Lake Ot The Pines Clars County SpectM des igned MFG lumxy home 3 bed room, 1,560 sq tl living a r e a Larga m o m -mg room, large VrWg room wfth pe-tw door and deck Gree t view 2 bey window*. T h » h o m e h a s t an 150ft waterfront Special price to d e e o h a pe r tne rmip $75,000 Art- Pu tnam s u e s rap tor Jerry L BrarxJt Rea i r ,

517 -566-2223

335 Time Share For SaJa

NEW ORLEANS - Rue E s p l a n a d e center ot French Quar ter . 1 bed -room. beeut lh* appoin ted , oeefc « i make otfer 474-3009

338 Southern Property PALM BEACHES 6 Singer istano Florid* Luxury c o n d o a

jry 21 C E WONEYC

321 Livingston Cty. P1NCKNEY

NEAR WHISPERING PINES 5 yr old, 1.500 aq h rwich. 4 b a d r o o m s . 2 baths . 2 '1 car i a c r e on paved road. 5 ft crawl $ 9 9 990 227-3640

322 Homes Macomb County

glee centrM air ' u p g r a d e d doo r s . "omea i f sale or r w T S : 0#K c*£»n«t» 2 b e d r o o m s . 2 >nytim« tpK fr— 1-^QO-32ft-TR>Q wmthm. dry* disrû^ tiov« " t?C90C 517-546-262. 339 Lots and Acreaga

Romeo schooia 4 b e d r o o m s , 2 1 batha Beeemen t . g a r a g a $169,900 781-3128 or HELP-U-SELL ol

Birrmngham/SlocKiilleid 646-6670

GARDEN CITY Attractive 3 b e d r o o m bnck Rancn New carpet , IreahTy pe ln taa .

TERRY t SHERI OZAK 565-5665 OR 561-0900

RE/MA* DEARBORN SUBURBAN

Outstanding Quality Timber R u g a S u b * the s e r t l r ^ tor thM 3 year old a s a c u t h a h o m e on a premium wooded lot 3 , 350 s q u a r e test ol RvMg space pma a profae-« o n e » * l lnahed beaeman t a r e fus t a l e a ol the fea tu res you l app recMte In tNs s tunning home $ a M . 9 0 0


R E A L T O R S 474-5700

>n<*pen*nt ly Owned a n d O p e r a t e d

Tudor CokxiiaJ Now 65 acre lot In a aubdMaion o4 quasty t n * home*- 19«3 b u « . 2.546 s q ft 4 b e d r o o m . 2 \ i b a t h with a taaMon m a n e r bath , dining room, c e n t r a l air . a n d d e c k $ 1 9 5 900


R E A L T O R S 421-5660

maepsnaMMfy O a n e d and O p e r a t e d

GREAT LOCATION Waet l snds nicest s u b h a s a beautiful new M i n g Larga 4 b e d r o o m h o m e w Ih 1H bathe ne«4y a d d e d family room with naturM f l rap lece & d o o r w a l leading to nice deck with pool, great lor gueets . aMo flnMhad

hcrry

LOVE IS » ThM p a m p e r e d beaufy that shows much p n o e of owneisrmi Large open floor plan m t h a 1265 aq ft ranch wfth 3 bed rooma . f u l baae-ment . lovely 9vtng room, greet coun-try kitchen overlook • tamSy room Undated be lh 6 m o r e for only -

MORE THAN A PLACE TO LIVE I

A DESIRABLES REDFORD LOCAL 2 0 i 14 Hvtng room. lormM dmmg. I H bath , nrashed beeemen t , 2 car ga-rage A greet buy al $61 ,900

JUST LISTED and reedy lo move m. 3 bedrodtiSti . count ry ki tchen, lormai d lnmg 27 i 11 maater aufte Asking $46,900

REALTY WORLD FIRST CHOICE

532-2700

W.ARREN - NORTH Beeutlful 1.800 aq ft ranch . 3 large bedroom*. Tech Cen ta r Area. N ot 12 W ol Ryan 2 Ml b a t h s l amlh room, lai floor laundry, a t t a c h e d ga rage IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Asking $99,900 939-7800 939 -0065

323 Homes Washtenaw County

Charmer 1st Flooring

OtlgmM owner s c a r e evident tn this 3 b e d r o o m brtck W Western R a o lord Ftmaned baaement . g a r a g e >*-land kitchen, wood windows a n d privacy deck $59,900

The Prudential H a r r y S. Wol fe .

R E A L T O R S 421-5660

i n d e p e n d e n t ^ Owned and O p e r a t e d

Transferees Take Note Estate t o e 2 a c r e lot e u r r o u n d s t h a megrWhcent 2700 aq ft colorHM. highlighted by a beeut l ful oak ap«M sta i rcase En»oy the c o m f o r t s of a lacuzzl tub. large tamlfy room with c a t h e d r a osWigs . dan . 1st floor leundry 8 3 car slOe entry g a r a g e Air included Immedia te occupancy $239,900

TYE C U L V E R RE/MAX 100 INC.

3 4 8 - 3 0 0 0

326 Condoa

FIRST TIME BUYERS ThM 3 b e d r o o m . 1V» bath h o m e a waiting lor youl newer root. wW-dow*. (vWtylX and be th room m a k e ThM h o m e reedy Wr you $62,900 N-18NO-R Ca* 346-6787

ERA COUNTRY RIOGE

AFFORDABLE 2 b e d r o o m . 1 be th e n d unit Baaemen t . Mr. n e w Bir-mingham school*, p a r t s 4 s n a p -ping $71,000, 540 -4193

HIGHLAND HILLS ESTATES

Novi/Farmington Area

Pre-owned moOSe h o m e a f rom

. $12,500

$99 Security Deposit • Large Si tes w i d e S t r e e t s • Clubhouse H e e t e d Pool • Sidewsiks Treed Area • ProleeMui IM M a n a g e m e n t • (Xilel Country Living

FINANCING AVAILABLE

QUALITY HOMES Call Joanne

474-0320 or 474-0333

For Sata j AN ACRE treed subdivision lol paved street u n d e r g r o u n d utMnes CJarkston schools , sasy acceaa l o 1-75 $45,000 626 -4545

348 Cemetery Lota

BLOOMFIELD HILLS - rnoodwerdi. Executive sui te off ice s p a c e 14G sq ft - / w i n d o w rent mciude* r e c e p tion room. recept«on«s! le iephone answer ing 8 30-5 jtiiitiea lanito-riM AJao available sksied secre t ar « » word p roeesa ing tape tran-scription fa r copier e t c 645-0740

CHRISTIAN MEMORIAL CENTER , . - — The Garden ol Creat ion Maueoieum Oeborah lor~de1sM* Crypt lor sale 652 -6350

DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH 372 Sq Ft o f h e e All ameni t ies Can T " °

229-7474

FARMINGTON AREA - FREE RENT Convenient t o f reeway* Offices ROCHESTER- 3 buriM plo ts , _

2 vaufta, 1 marker The c v r e n t value Irom $ 1 7 6 Other suppor t $ 10.500 w « sen for .$9000 After 6pm S 5 6 1922

avMlable CotoniM Realty 476-7660

ROSELAND PARK cemete ry Berk-ley - RoyM Oak area . 2 g r a v e lots

S T $ T i o ' ^ , , M O W U 5 4 ^ f*RM.NGTON HILLS

FARMINGTON Downtown Omc« S p e c e Cloee to Ory Mali Reesonab i e Call 256-5044

Eight Mile,' "«M>eOen off ice suitea s tar l ing al $300 mo gro«s outdoor s to rage available empie park mg 4 71-2«22 WHITE CHAPEL CEMETERY

S S S S . * ' - 0 0 0 - 6 " 647-4600 I FARMINGTON HILLS

REDFORD OFFICE 24821 Five Mile Rd iW—l o* Trnm^rapt,)

Two rexm a r ' r a n c « i u n « 8>«1t>foor« a n d mor

•90 H+m cMtpmiu mr conCHltoOIOQ • 0 t 3 9 5 p«r month

CERTIFIED REALTY. INC 471-7100

ROCHESTER FOR LEASE 1 000 5.000 Kj h c u s t o m suites • • s u a b l e i m m e d i a t e o c c u p a n c * New pro les SI onM C h c e mtarior deaagn toau i t 652 2000

ROCHESTER HILLS'FOR LEASE Start your b u a m a s a here1

Affordable units of 200. 400 and 800 sq It

Overt ieed d o o r s F mrsned o f h o e / w a r e n o u s e

-Neer M -59 a n d 1-75 CALL PHIL KONOFhTSKI

3 4 7 - 3 0 0 0

T h o m p s o n - B r o w n SOUTHFIELD

18155 W 12 Mae Rd 400-1 000 sq n foi -ease Heat Inc luded Parking D o s e t o e i p r e a s w s y s Owner on p r emi se s 557-0770

SOUTHFIELD- 17201 W 12 M«e Receplionrsl. secre ta r iM service copier taa. $325,"mo

559-6330

VICTORIAN BUILDING OFFICE SUITES

BEST PROFESSIONAL OFFICES AVAILABLE IN DOWNTOWN

FARMINGTON $350 * 5 2 5 per month

Receptionist avaSebie a a • * > a* secretariM a rea Pe r l ec t lor a c c o u n lant a t torney archrtect

You Must See This One! 33110 G r a n d River Avenue

(3131442-2500

367 Bus.-Prof. Bldgs. Sate/Lease

DRUGSTORE with a t t a c h e d pha i macy tor e a s e New fully 1urr»ahed 1000 sq ft 26231 Ford Rd Gerde r City m Strip mMI Cal! 562-0330

358 Mortgages 8 Land Contracts

pf tm« 85>C *Q commr «n T r o r y tx>K3>nc — — — — — — on Orchard LM.e r c n oi 13 Mm. 3$8 Commercial/

includes a l a ipenaes 855-4648! Retail

BUYING LAND CONTRACTS Fu l Or pertIM

Fast Cash 517-723-7609

CASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS Immedia te Phone Quotes Won t tie Out bid1 Mor tgagee ' Ref inances

Mor tgage Corp ol America 313-362-1489 or 1 -800-466-9618

FARMINGTON HILLS Drive. Industrial Peru ice. stlractrvely furnished perking $140 month •

FARMINGTON « I L S OFFICE Near exp re s sway 3 7 S 2 700 *c ft at $8 per «Q ft M o o e r r All services B*rgMnl 478-7451

AUBURN HILvS DOWNTOWN Research j S p a c e lor laaae l u i l i M for pna rma-

*t hoor 0"- | cy p i n a a a or coney a l a n d lo go private | Can tor information 852-5030" 7-760C ;

DOWNTOWN PL v MOUTH • Fores! Piece Shopp ing C a n t e r 740 Sq Ft immediate o c c u p e n c y E i c e i i e n i parking 455 -7373

SMALL INVESTOR 10 p u r c h a s e exist Ing land con t r ac t s or s econd m o r t g a g e s Highest U l _ _ t V n r * > * 313 664- 1933 floor* SrSKSOie Forfl Rfl t

Dell C a l 422 2*»C

IDEAL OFFICE i RET A L SPACE Now avai lable f ' om 165 sq ft 10 1500 s q h Star l ing h o m $ ' 7 5 m-ckrding utmtlea F.rst and second

BLOOMFIELD - Building srts* avac-abw BuMders or indMduMa. Lone Pine Telegraph Road a r e a CMI

(3131932-0750

BRIGHTON Sloping (21 '1 acra h o m e Mtea Lake prrmegea O s b o r n e -Lake $25,900 each Araa ol $200 ,000 n o m a s Agent 478-4731

HIGHLAND HILLS ESTATES

NOVI/FARMINGTON AREA

NEW MOBILE HOME! 16 x 60 Skyline .

2 Bedrooms. 2 Ba ths vinyl siding, shingle roof Only $22,500, on p r e m -ium site $ 2 4 9 / m o lot ren t , 2 y a w lease immedia te o c e u p e n c y . fi-nancing available

QUALITY HOMES C A L L J O A N N E

474-0320 474-0333

CANTON Ma Den Road, 1% acre*, water sewer $65,000 or beet offer Can aher 8pm 456-3693

FARMINGTON HILLS Orchard Lake 10 mile Large lot Mlrvmal sight clearing $ 4 t , 9 0 0 negotiabM 442-2968

LIVONIA - 12369 CAMDEN Plymouth Rd . 3 s t reet - eea t of Middlebeit 60» i95 f t lot $22 ,000 C a l Jonn 449-5264

LOT - STONY CREEK AREA Build Now Premier sub /Crys t s l Creek Wooded $ roMng overs ized lot. 154 n f r o n t a g e A l u t M a a . paved s t r ee t s UBce scnooM Bike watt or akata to Stony Creek Park -paradiaa lor a l s e a s o n a x s r c a s l $62 500 Asa for Vlnea or Mary 939-7600 or939-0065 or 781-5061

HOMETTE, 1979 U * 65 s t o v e 6 -efrigeraior. ,-ewet c a r p e l . Weet-pomt Manor Park. C w r t o n $6200 Jel l days 241-1333 Evas 3 9 7 - 0 6 3 6

LYON TWP - Beautifully w o o d e d 12 23 acra parcel with a p o n d Elec-tric $ e e l Installed Pe rked , ipllt-a b l e s o o n $94,000 437-0097

enter Ihe Cory King room, 3 bed-rooma end a spac ious country kitch-en UnftnMhed Baa am aril, vinyl e n -dow*. orcuH breakers 8 copper Bkjmtiaig a r e a plus BUM your own

318 Waatland Garden City

9 A K * RANCH w)(h heeiole ior V e -

$63 900

ENJOY YOUR CHRISTMAS TREE

J O Y - BEECH AREA FAntaatic 3 b e d r o o m Brick 1'» b a t h s apacoua kitchen kntaned b a s e m e n t 2 cm ga raga . 1 yr h o m e warranty $65 900


1990 CENTURION AWARD WINNING OFFICE

BELLEVILLE LAKE - LAKEFRONT t o e n h o u e e 2 b e d r o o m a 114 ba ths family room, f i replace e r t a c n e d garaga . 2 belcoraee ou ts tand ing «*ew. boat dock with pa t io deck $122,000 899-9663

MARLETTE 1966 24X52. 3 bed rooms 2 batha. Ml app l i ance* Ektraai Auburn HM*. $ 2 6 , 5 0 0

NORTHFIELD TOWNSHIP 10 Acre Parcel. Tread. Pe rked 40*60 cement block b a m Land Contract Terma 437-1174

NORTHFIELD TOWNSHIR 38 ACRES w « d M d a . h e a v e , « o o d

oamg tarram. 335 -^64 1 Perked Land Cont rac t 437-1174

BIRMINGHAM - Attractive 2 bed-room townhousa new kitchen, ell •ppoencea . b e a e m a n t $79 ,900 T h e H o m e C o 546-7777

BIRMINGHAM I o e d r o o m ranch Great s iar ter l Securi ty Neutral Carport $45 ,000 H£LP-0-S£LL of Blrmingham/Bloomdeld 646-6670

' BIRMINGHAM ! b e d r o o m end u^rt" 3 ' i batha. waMout lower I M I auita

I NeuIrM A Must see l $224 ,900 C a l 853-7445 or HELP-U-SELL of

B v m m g h a m / B l o o m l e l d 646-6670

room wllh IhM open door p ier

f e n c e d l o l . I S 1 - 1 7 S S

Immediate Occupency l o ? , h , , f a m m n e d i b e d r o c

<c» ranak • kfl* lanced

p i k n o w are J

srrr: : P T t d e o f

OemersNp S h o w *

i tiff* MO Ms emm $ bed-

The Prudential Harry S . WoWe,

R E A L T O R S 4 6 2 - 1 6 6 0

M t i k ( « a r c a r a » a 9*4 900

Century 21 - Dynamic 728-8000

6 s e i # a pma accaas lo ba th NaturM hardwood toors in b e d r o o m s F u i f ' M i i l n l a pan Mild 6 exterior a

Century 21 J. Scott. Inc.

5 2 2 - 3 2 6 0 •

Low Interest Rates Makae t h a s greet time to buy m a lovefy 3 b e d r o o m brick ranch s tar ter home . Just a short drive t o Glen-f***t G o * C o u r s e Recent improve, merits Include root, furnace, vinyl windows, a n a steM meuieted door Nice bey wmdow In lerge Ivtrig room, wood deck tu l i m a h e d beee-ment . G a r a g e a n d mora Tfa* o n e h a s It e l for ortfy $69,900

The Prudential H a r r y S . Wol fe .

R E A L T O R S 462-1660

independent ly Owned and O p e r a n d

BLOOMFlELDr AUBURN HILLS spec ious 2 b e d r o o m m quiel c o m -plex New c a r p a t / p e m t . b a n d * ch»-dren . ' pe t sOK $45,900 3 3 4 - 6 ( 1 2

BioomSMd HMa H e e t h e r s con tem-porary Angled M M mgs. huge maater I marsh a e w U N 000

ice. ao« 334-6112

BLOOMFIELD MILLS let floor unit

low markatl $64 ,900 HELP-U-SELL 01 Birmingham / Bloom held 6 4 6 ^ 6 7 0

MILFORD CHILOS LAKE ESTATES SchuftJ module h o m e . 1987. 14X72, 2 bedrooma. 2 b a t h r o o m s a l a p p a -a n c a s • wasna r /d rva r . wood deck , fireplace Asking $24 ,900 6 6 4 - 2 4 1 5

MODULAR HOME d o u b l e width. 4 yrs old. 3 b e d r o o m * . 2 b a t h s , m o d -ern Decor deck, beeutlful lot m new perk wllh lake 6 c f u b h o u a e . m u s t s ee $51 OOOnegotleble 3 3 4 - 0 9 6 3

NEW HUOSON. Kensington P l ace 3 badroom modu iw O p e n S u n d a y 1-8pm 417 Gaylord Deck, s n e d sp -

$21,900 4 6 6 - 0 6 5 0

NORTHVILLE kX tor saM Graal buedmg location

766-0629

PLYMOUTH TWSP^ 3 /4 a c r e lot In e x d u a n e sub $300,000 p lus homeai Beck RdrPowa l Rd a r e a Paved culdeaac. By Owner 427-2866

PRESTIGIOUS VILLAGE OF ORCHARD LAKE

Gorgeous neavey w o o d e d l + i walk-out s«e . Upper S t ra i t s Lake

a Reduced for q u e * 351-4010

361 Money To Loan - Borrow

FINANCIAL INVESTOR warned ] SmMI bus iness a Interes ted in H-1 nanOM backing tor growth 8 imple-ment lng new ideas 569-6675 I

IMLAY CIT> (DOWNTOWNJ Bunding 8 b u s i n e s s lor tax*

vtjo Casua l* C o m e 8 sen m e at I t Third Area ' s growing

IVONiA - Now Leaamg 5 75 SQ f location quality Design

park Ex anil buHdouts a m p l e «-yi

DOWN-OWN PLVMOLTTM - Super.-shopping m s » loca twn 728 S a F1 up to 1 050 Sq Ft CMI Deoorah for details 229-7474

D O W N T O W N ROCHESTER

FOR LEASE • Retail o f i c e

• Medical Dental • Ca le 'Dwi Locat ion

• Beauty Sa lon

INDIVIDUAL NEEDS long-term loan | ' "9 immedia te occupancy OuMiiy of $ 5 6 000 at 10% .meres t F a . i b a te rms, s ecu red with reM e s t a t e

471-4352

rgy efficient Caroi 421-0770 335-1043

DOWNTOWN KVAVNE 1 200 1 600

362 Real Eatate Wanted

C A S H T O D A Y

O R GUARANTEED SALE AMo N In for moornurm

Or ^ ^ 3 CK R+emr


LIVONIA - OFFICE SPACE 1 room su i t e 8 mile nee? Farmington Rd S e c r e t w a i 8 phone

v ' ^ n i o i T e n T l ^

LIVONIA On ^ • r m m g t o n ftO Jvai Sou th o* 8 Wi-.

OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE

EXCELLENT RATE i LOCATION > 08C - 2 .900 s q u a r e feet

C E R T I F I E D R E A L T Y , I N C

4 7 1 - 7 1 0 0

01 I 600 sq h s to r e m busy Krogei °*rr-, strip center on Micfngan Ave i Wayne Aimpie pa rkmg g o o d traf-

mdkam 6 * 7 - 7 1 7 1

DOWNTOWN WAVNE 1.200. 1.800 or 2 800 sq fl s t o r e in busy Kroger Perry strip center on Michigan Ave m Wayne Ample parking, g o o d tref fic reeeonatM* rem C a l 847-7171

FOR SALE. H O I E LINCOLN

OFFICE RETAIL WITH PARKING CALL BILL WOELK

362 3333

C A S H TODAY OR

Guaranteed Sale Also if in Forecloeure

Or Need Of Repair Ask tor Jerry Borregard

I LfVONlA PAVILION - Full l » , M office s p a c e RenlMs star t $20C MO Ad(acem t o îvorua Mall f r e e con ia rence room Syd 476-7667

NDUSTRiAL s p e c e e a s e 1710 SQ loot

for

Century 21 CHALET4/7-1800 LIVONIA WEST Large e x e c u t e , of

LIVONIA SCHOOLCRAFT 8 INKSTER

Prime office s p a c e m active can lw 250 lo 3400 sq ft WW dhnOe 10 s<»! Reni as »ow as $6>sq pro tec ied Celt

TOP CASH TOOAY P r i v a t e i n v s i i o r P a y s Fo r g u a r a n t e e d saw Also fo rec icaure or need ol repair Randy 753-9666 |

WANTED Small lot or Nonrvviae lor prtvaie ooupie C a l J o e

Novi. Salem retired

349-4016

365 Buaineat Opportunitiaa

with addrtionM secretarial area Phone answer ing i other ser vices $300 monthly 464-2960 349- 5449

LfVONlA 1 surte svMlabie p r - . s i e e n i r ,

triple net a c c e e s a d e to an free-ways, c a l 261-7020 LIVONIA ' 5 4 1 5 Middieeeil st 5 Mia and 19500 MidOMben oe tweer 7 & 8 MM 150 sq ft 10 2059 sq It o f l c e a aâ / i aba P h o n e sysiem al-ready «n p l a c e Very compet i t ive Can Kan H s *

Days 525-0920 Eves 2 6 ' i 2 n

a g e w t h 14 dooi & insioe office > 6 7 5 ' m o or •rill spirt lor $340;month ly LOcaied at M59 8 Pontiac m i Rd 674-4 105

REDFORD GRANO RIVER 2000 sq ft building tor a a a e or sale - e a s e under marke t rent" Sa le -

Brokers contract l e r m s C a n include 645-9680 sddrtionM ad iacan i ' 0 0 0 aq ft bund-

ing preeentiy « a * e d

L a K r l t z - W e b e r & C O

3 5 3 - 9 4 9 4

View 8 8 p w e a o a e $170 000

NO CLOSING C O S T $2500 tolM move in. on new 3 a room h o m e Al»o j x e - o u H , o w n e d , manufac tu red home* a l r e d u c e d price*. Aa low a* $2000 d o w n

Can today lor de ta i l s HOME TOWN U&A 5 9 5 - 0 6 0 6

RESIDENTIAL LOT for sMe Weet "end. c a k W M y 427-9050

NOVI LOCATION - 14 .90 It 2 oed -room*. iv» berths c a r p e t th ruout gaa fireplace wasner d ryer n o v a m>»ge 2 Mr c o n d m o n e r s cMM-ia Ian* inchided $9 000 4 2 V 9 3 5 7

S LYON NEW SUBDIVISION 44 Country nomaal tae (W acra t o 1 a c r e ! 18 left Term* P a y m e n t s a s Ww a* $300 per mo wtth 10% d o w n $35 000 and up Free Brochure

437-5340

fo rma l BLOOMFIELD MILLS 2nd lloor c o n d o room. 2 oed room*

$ 7 5 0 0 0 Leave 256 9299

Neet and Clean ThM

Mrs a rool, 1 year k j m e c e and oen-'. newer k n o w n koormg Iua

. i 1 uixTxirm a t f LaMwr* Elementan,

The Prudential Harry S . Wot fe .

R E A L T O R S 462-1660

Mora Room tor the Money ThM 3 000 aq ft 4 b e d r o o m brick C a p * Cod oMers great lee lure* with a 2 car aide e n t r a n c e artacAad g a rage, *rw floor laundry. FtorSla

$82 ' « T would expect lor only

A NEW COMMUNITY SINGLE FAMILY HOMES

$75,990 $4200

MOVES YOU IN " f " — » h e » MscMMg m o d a a k a

2 car a t t ached o w n M r a o a i M N a n d ' ki on tha g round

MILLPOINTE 595-1010

Great Starter eMh good Miad rooma Hardwood hoor* naw carpa l m the i v m o room and a h u g e p e m e a , BreeheJ M M mere Al IhM and i I M c a g v a o e teKX$66 900

The Prudential H a r r y S . Wol fe ,

R E A L T O R S 474-5700

BLOOMFIELD - 2 b e d r o o m 2 ba th 12CC sq ft . naw kltcheri. 16*20 Morage cerpor t . pool $ 6 3 500 801 W Long Lane Rd CMI. 237-4676

F A R M I N G T O N HILLS Brand n a i r anch c a n t o Noma pri-vate ent rance . 2 b e d r o o m a 2 b a t t a graalroom. ' tormM d m m g room 1 « •oor leundry c e n t r a air h a b a e e

RCDFOWO TUOOH a. lew w woodwork

GET RESULTS

Cleaallled Ada

MM N M I f a r Mae i i r


r amA. 2 car o a r a a a naaly *** h a a i m a n t $61 900 C a m v

p a y m e n t 537 1662

$46,500 i b e d r o o m r a n c h w l l h fwti

I" «o rme deang room h3 i "y«a

TEPEE REALTY 454-3610

C o m e m a r a t o i p r . * . . . , . • , pmg From $ mm 900 S o m e purcneaa o o n a a c i s s aeae i a

4 7 V 6 1 6 0

Evea untH 9pm: 34ft-1038 m o m a n d

J b a d .

$68 800 Evening*

NOVI MEADOWS

MOBILE HOME COMMUNITY

VACANT 3 14 ac re* S W Rochae-IM HM* Roa* typography m a t u r e hardwood* a n d of r o a d privacy

852-0266

340 Lafce-Rrver-Reeort

nmm and pre- owned h o m e s Home o w n a r s m p for laa*

CENTRAL MICHIGAN CANADIAN LAKES _

106 le*< of Pr ime Lake Front

CONTEMPORARY bedrooma 2 oa ths Ftraplaca

F e e t u r m g 5 Ftreplece b u l l

Country Living

C v e l e m e m o e r t m p of 36 hole* gom

RV S to rag* 1 Haased Pool NEW

ATTENTION D J I Premier Mobae Company ent ire sys tem 8 inventory Excellent | NCELY FINISHED ofhee suite in-condi t ion 313-429-7028 eluding Ml ki tcnen and lunchroom

••srtaoie tor immad ia l e oocupancy 4.832 sa ft c o n v e n a n t f y locaied n 20300 W 12 Miie Road be tweer Lahser and Evergreen Ample f ree parking Put your n a m e on the building WE WAN* TO . E A S E THIS SPACE

NOW' NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED

AVAILABLE SHARED EXECUTIVE Ofhce bosmaes . «nawarmg service secre ta ry service W Btoomftatd 651-8555

BEAUTY SALON FOR SALE North a a a t Livonia 10 s ta t ion* Ex cellarit locat ion Call Tue mnj Fn 12-5 p m BM or Lmoa 591-7273

S £ .

B#U NO NFW 64T r 171

NORTHVILLE 6 MONTHS FREE RENT

650-2 OOOh Owner rrvay Ouild-Ov CLASS C LlOuOR L C E N S E With equ ipment for sale for the city your s p e c s Won t last ol Waatland Good Wrma C a l Mr St Amour iDatrwtl 34 1-6400

CLASS C LKJUC* LI Currently located m South held pnor nee waa reel a jr an t ,mgm d u b For m o r e information c a l 353-266C

EVER WITHOUT Company proet

EARN MONEY -MAKING SALES • f a r i n g * Mgoaef C a l for f r ee proat peck today E a m t h o u s a n d s weekfy « | y o u spa r* time! No inventory, no q u o t a s no door lo d o o r sasaa'P C a l t o d a y

ESTABLISHED Tanmng, 'Nal SMon •noianaa Box 204 Otieerver 6 Ec-centric N e w s p a p e r ! 36251 S c n o o i c r e h Rd LNoma. M i c n ^ a r 48150

EXCELLENT ENTREPRENEUR o p pmtiaWy - lor two key people who a re looking lev Nnancia security

1-800-760-4643

PLYMOUTH DOWNTOWN PlHANCiAk. O t S ' R C " 500-5 000 1 *cro«s t rom M«yncfw«r Holm M a i l to

T E P E E REALTY 479 S Main Pfymoulh ^ 4 5 4 - 3 6 1 0

OFFICE 8 SHOP AREA FOR RENT MOO sq 1 avails Me joy Rd E of Neeburgr . 453-8353

OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE i. sheer neer -«96 Barnar f r ee From 400 lo 3600 sq It incentives

356 -055 T

REDUCED - WEST BLOOMFIELD SERVICE STATION

I bay W«h p ^ m p s Proper ty a n d equipment T^m-key $69 500 or

624-3341 360-2865

DOWNTOWN RO»AL OAK Sto re f ron t 30«120

immediate move- in b o n u s " Sue 6 4 6 - 3 7 6 5

TELEGRAPH R O A D Free s tanding building E .ce i i en t c ea se p rogrsm with op t ion to buy Building juat r enova t ed Between 5 4 6 Mile -r\ Radford Twp

J O N A T H O N B R A T E M A N

P R O P E P T I E S

4 7 4 - 3 8 5 5

• TROV PRIME RETAIL,'MEDICAL i p e c e E Long Lake i I - v a r n o s • 8 0 ' -4 100 sq ft Pau« Chos«J 879-5100

W A V N £ Utr i rtayne d o e « 40«*0 c o m m e r c i * ! s t o r a g e H e a t e d » ba th room $275. ; mo - securi ty

664 -6655

«> WESTLANC 3 - 2 0 . 6 0 rt s p a c e s • . suab le m this f»gh v t s e o a t y high •rsffie strip cen ta r ideal lor -e ta* and p r o i e s a o n a i off ice FWnt yery reasonable • t m o n t h F r a e Rem C n 6*im-«pm 420-006C Aher 8pm 346-2155

• Home* P n o e d From $14 500

349-6966

To n o a r e about -ww or p r e o w n e d noma* c a l M a n e Kali m "IiiMii.

L a k e s Rea l t y VPN ( 6 1 6 ) 9 7 2 - 8 3 0 0

TORCH LAKE • QRAN0 TRAVERSE BAY

VACANT LOTS ANO HOMCS

420-3328

NOWTHVR.LE One _ •i Count ry P taoe >«lM,fs*

$112 900 K 88VO-N C l l l 346 8767CRA

WATEWOMO MM e « h 2'« M M . 2 cm m p LOI 860 800 C a l leeva ma

OLDCRTTFWAR

PLYMOUTH HtLLS 1 b e d r o o m ;

MS e M e k

s n u ' r S i TOMCH L A M VACAMT LOT8 k o m $75 000 lo $240 000 Both Feat

REAL ESTATE ONE SELLAIRE/EASTPORT

1 -600-966- ?62 7 1-616-S33k^171

EXECUTIVE PLACEMENT firm tor

PROFESSIONAL offica s p e c e lor rem 250 sq fl lo 700 sq h Rani starting at $ 2 9 5 mo with mcen tNee w a deeign lo sun Locaied on M 24 N or ihe P a l a c e Onon Town sh® 667 1433

369 Induat./Warahouae Sata/Laaaa

L'VONIA 8 Miie Area ' 200 sq n fe» lease Light industrial $600 per m o n t h

" 7 7 2066

! NOR 1H v.-t - E 2000 sq h t o n e d kgm m d u a t n a outside s t o r a g e avaaaCMa Before 5pm 594 9662 after 5 476-5262

PLYMOUTH LIGHT INOuSTRIAL on M a r SI n town 1 200 I 500 < 000 6 10 000 sq ft s p e c e available lor immed ia t e o c c u p a n c y $4 50 per sq ft Year weaa Leeve

347-2492

e d Contac t M Sartrer 626-0700 Redford Townsh ip FAMILY STYLE RESTAURANT sea t s 60 Q r o e s $120 ,000 a n m a ^ y Located ai C e n t r a Msctagar: Locei ed m the mattm ol hunting IMrvng 8 •now m u n i HI coiawry Land C o n rreel good Mrme n a a n C a l af ter 7pm 816-743-2629

FINANCIAL INVESTOR

FLOWER SHOP FOR SALE

Greel location 8 oppor t iaa ty <313) 479-4026

24350 Joy Roed • Jus t Weal at 'e leg-apr-

' 250 s q ft $ I 050 car month

Rani include* heal e a condeiionmg electricity a n d u n d e r g r o u n d secu red perking

I C a l Mary Arm Srwebowek i

CERTIFtEO REALTY. IMC ~ (313) 471-7100

t _ RED»ORD TOWNSHIP AREA

Buedmg for Rent 800 s q It Located on Seven Mae Roed t e w Beecfs Daly For m o r e s a o r m a t i o n c a l be tweer I0*m-3pm S 3 i i 6 n

3 200 S O F T STORAGE . w g e o v e r h e e d d o o r No hea t $ 7 S © . m c 9 M»e 8 fa rmmgtor* 4 74 729c

This Classification Continued

i n f e c t i o n C

TWO BOOTHS TO LEASE AI ammrutm i i+an* iweutv

We're Buyers! Mew Eete le oMcea a> Ms s u b u r b a n • fee M wnat we ' re looking lor Tout nqiar i wM Be N M m —net x m a a e n c e C a l j m C o u r t n e , M

466-6222


m 0*c -Boa Space Saie/Leaee

A u e u w N Hit i s i IngMdg I

PRIME OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE

WEST RIVER CENTRE Out-Lot availaWe WEST RIVER CENTRE. Convenient access to Grand River and Nine Mile Rd, in Farmington Hilts. 1200. 2400 or#3600 square feet. Well-suited for use as a medical, dental or office space

F o r m o r e i n f o r m a t i o n , c a l l 358-1680

o r c o n t a c t y o u r b r o k e r .

Xa Taste < T l j e ( P b s r r u c r & . t £ c c r n t r i c ' J i V r u i s p a p e r s

Keely Wygonik ed i to r /953-2105

Monday. October 14. 1991 OAE * * 1 C

taste buds

chef Larry Janes ^

Indian cuisine hot trend

Frequently, I get asked. "What's the hottest food trend to hit the metropolitan a rea?" Last year, it was Thai and Vietnamese cuisine. The year before that. Tex-Mex and Dim Sum were the hot properties. So what's the latest rage coming into 1992'' Indian cuisine!

Tbe basic a r t of Indian cuisine lies in the careful blending of different spices to yield subtle variations in flavors. Curries form the maintstay of the Indian cuisine.

A curry is basically a casserole of fish, shellfish, poultry or vegetables cooked in a sauce, the f lavor of which is created by the combination of flavors of the spices added during the cooking

The origin of curries can be traced back many centuries. When there was no means of keeping perishable foods fresh, meat , fish and poultry rapidly acquired an unpleasant taint in the hot, humid Indian climate. Spices were added to disguise the distasteful flavor of the main ingredient.

Generally the hotter the local climate, the greater problem of food preservation, and the hotter the curry

BEFORE WE go any further , if you don't already know, there is no one spice called curry. It is a blend of various ingredients that together form the flavor of "cur ry" as we northerners know it today.

Regional differences in religion, culture and local produce have also influenced eating habits, yielding an intriguing diversity of exotic, tasty dishes.

The hottest curries come f rom southern India. Most of tbe inhabitants of this part of the country are Hindus, who never eat beef but sometimes eat other meat and fish. Vegetable dishes often form the main course of their meals and many of the spicy vegetable curries and recipes for stuffed aubergines and samosas originate f rom this region

Traditionally, the cooler north is associated with colder curries. The Muslim community is found mainly in the north and also around Bombay Muslims will generally eat beef and lamb but never pork. Meat dishes such as keema pimento, kofta curry,

seekh kababs, and roghan gosht orignally came from northern India.

WHEN SERVING an Indian meal, aim to select a variety of dishes that complement each other in texture and flavor Samosas and prawn .puffs may be served as appetizers. Main course dishes should be served with a selection of samba Ls or side dishes

For entertaining, choose several main-course dishes based on a variety of main ingredients, and with different amounts and combinations of spices. Freshly cooked chappatis, p e r n s and pappadoms are delicious accompaniments

Complete the meal with a refreshingly cool finale such as gulab jamon or )elabis. The c reams and cardamoms used in desserts and in some main courses actually have a cooling effect on the sometimes incendiary flavor of the curry

Most curry bought in stores and spice racks tend to lack the true complimentary flavors of both intense heat and sweetness

SHOULD YOU want to make a curry that brings tears, increase the amount of chili pepper seeds For a sweeter flavor, tbe addition of coriander or garma masala (found in most import spice stores) will sorely improve the

Cream and plain yogurt are frequently used in major curry dishes, not Just to counteract the intensity ol the heat f rom the curry but to add a subtle lyee tneas as well as thickness.

For more on the subject, pick up Madjhur Je f f rey ' s Introduction to Indian <

Mary J o LaBeau (left) and Krista McCredie show Iheir c o l o r s on a ta i lgate picnic.

SHARON LeMIEUX sta" tt'-.olograpê"

Let's talk tailgating Planning a pregame parking lot party

By Jennifer Hill special writer

SATURDAY IS Sweetest Day. but if your honey's idea of to-getherness is going to a foot-ball game, don't cry foul —

get in the spirit with a tailgate pic-nic. ,

Romance will be in the air Satur-day as Michigan S ta te University and the University of Michigan cele-brate their homecomings.

Visiting alumni will stroll down memory lane, reminiscing about col-lege days and attend special events like the Spartan Spectacular, 7:30 p.m., Oct. 19 at the Breslin Student Events Center (call 1-800-968-BRES for information) and the "Go Blue" brunch at the University of Michigan Ann Arbor (call 763-9738 for infor-mation).

HELEN DYKE, of Farmington Hills, president of the Oakland Coun-ty Alumni Club, doesn't wait for homecoming to reminisce Every weekend, they tai lgate with eight couples, all of them college room-mates, who stuck together.

"It 's fun to tailgate, it 's part of our routine," said Dyke. "We all bring a different dish. It 's like a buffet. Someone brings a mea t dish, salad, the wine, dessert, etc. We have a table that's covered with cloth, sometimes we even have flowers."

To make it a truly Spartan event, Dyke said they go to the Michigan State University dairy s tore on cam-pus, which is open Saturdays, and

buy cheese and ice cream that 's made by students. Occasionally, the Michigan State Alumni band will surprise the tailgaters, adding to the festive a tmosphere

When the game is over, Dyke and her fr iends "hit the bookstores'" and munch on leftovers while waiting for the t ra f f ic to clear

THE HUSBANDS in Jeanet te Schumacher 's U of M tailgate group, buy the women mum cor-sages for the homecoming game This year, because it 's homecoming, and Sweetest Day, the men are going the whole nine yards — corsages with yellow baby sweetheai i roses and blue r ib ' ^ns.

"For the last eight years, we've been tailgating with a group of 14, that grows to 20 or 26." said Schumacher of Westland, who is di-rector of alumni relations at the Uni -versity of Michigan-Dearbonr,

"For homecoming, we are making stuffed turkeys We'll bring them to the picnic hot, someone will bring a potato dish, vegetable, dessert, etc. After the game, we'll have turkey sandwiches."

Schumachers group often does themed tailgate picnics — lasagna for an Italian tailgate, stuffed cab-bage for Polish, bratwurst for Ger-

"WE ALWAYS have one tai lgate party with stone soup Someone brings a pot of beef or chicken stock, everyone brings something to add to the broth to make it soup like differ-ent kinds of vegetables." said Schumacher

A tailgate picnic can be as elegant or simple as you want it to be, Mary-Jo LaBeau tailgated at U-M when her husband. Ray, attended night school to earn a degree in business administration.

"We had a van with a refr igera-tor," said LaBeau. "It 's crazy, every-one has school flags on their cars. A lot of people bring little barbecues and cook out."

Tailgate pros recommend subma-rine sandwiches, carryout chicken, or salads like Giardiniera, an Ital-lan-style vegetable salad available at grocery stores. For a simple tail-gate, fill a wicker basket with fruit , cheese, a crusty loaf of French bread, and nice bottle of wine

Everything should be ready to pack the morning of the game Cider can be mulled with cinnamon sticks, cloves and lemon zest with a touch of brown sugar and poured in a ther-mos just before leaving.

No matter what you are serving, w hether it is simple fare or elaborate, presentation is what makes tailgate picnics special.

NO MATTER what you are serv-ing. whether it is simple fa re or elab-orate, presentation is what makes tai lgate picnics special Colored leaves, gourds and pumpkins on a white table cloth add fall f lair to any picnic

Some vegetables make perfect serving dishes Mini pumpkins, seed-ed and prebaked for 20 minutes at 350 degrees, are wonderful bowls to serve soups or salads in

Stuff hollowed tomatoes or green peppers, cut in half and seeded with a salad you make, or buy from a gourmet take-out shop like the Mar-ket Place at J L. Hudson's. Merchant of Vino in Birmingham and Troy, or Joe 's Italian Bakery & Deli in Livo-nia

Tie -nbbons in your team's colors a round napkins Use a tablecloth in your team's color, with paper plates to match — maize t a b l e c l o t h and blue plates for U. of M fans, green t a b l e c l o t h and white paper plates for MSU fans. Carnations and can-dles in team colors complete the set-ting

Planning to surprise your sweetie with a gif t? If her colors are U-M's blue and gold, she'll love jewelry with blue sapphires and diamonds. If she's an MSU alumna, green emer-alds and diamonds will be treasured Wrap gifts in team colors

Simply Elegant Tailgate Menu

Bread sticks Fruit ana cneese Giardintera Savory Italian Pie Hudson Valley Aopie Crumb Bars Mulled App»e Oder

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By Kssty Wygonik staff writer

It sounds old fashioned, but according to Al Glasby of bakery baskets by Specialty', the quickest way to a man's heart is through his stomach

Glasby, an Orionville resident, started Specialty! a f te r receiving flowers f rom his wife at work

"I was pleased she thought of me, but it was weird I got teased." he said

After thinking about it for a while. Glasby said he realised there were a lot of women looking for something special to send to men and businesses looking for ways to thank clients.

A music major at Wayne State University and father of three. Glasby, 30, said he was looking for something be could do part-time.

His goal Is to be an instrumental music teacher He also plays electric bass and has been in a lot of bands

"I come up with so many ideas my wife, Kim, doesn't want to bear about them anymore," be said

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Kim listened to this idea and even agreed to take phone orders Speciality1, founded in February 1991 oo Valentine's Day, has been bringing smiles to people ever since

EACH WICKER basket is filled with an assortment of goodies — a small cake wtth a personalised message, double-sise brownies, king-sized muffins, big chocolate chip and

peanut butter cookies that a re baked fresh daily at Hershel's Deli 6 Hot Bakery In Troy

"The small message on the cake makes it personal, but a man can share the basket with bis co-workers, and not be embarrassed I dress the cakes up for all occasions — Sweetest Day. Mother's Day, Father 's Day and Birthdays We've sent a lot of baskets to colleges

during final exam week " One of the more unusual messages

requested for a cake was — "1 love you signed your moose face " Glasby said some women have sent baskets to their husbands to let them know they're going to be a fa ther

Tim Cnpsey who lives in Rochester and works in Farmington Hills. received a basket f rom his fiancee

It was a good idea, I certainly liked it I enjoyed the basket," said Cnpsey

BASKETS ARE hand delivered in the morning anywhere within 200 miles of Troy Cost ranges f rom $29 95 for a minibasket consisting of a cake, one brownie, one muffin and two cookies, to $94 99 for a large basket The regular basket with a cake, two brownies, two muffins, cinnamon bun. two chocolate chip cookies, three peanut butter cookies, and an assortment of other cookies costs $39 95

Prices include delivery and special requests can be accommodated To place an order call 1-800-822-5683. which translates to I 800-822 LOVE, anyt ime •

Glasby said business has been good, and he's been getting repeat orders "We've been really busy, especially the last couple of weeks, said Kim

When you deliver a basket and see their face and how happy they are. it makes you happy." added Glasby

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Fans will cheer for elegant tailgate dishes See related story on Taste

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HUDSON VALLEY APPLE CRUMB BARS

(From: John Hadamusctn's "Spe-cial Occasions. Holiday Enter-taining All Year Round." Crust +» cup (14 (ticks) batter 1 3-ouace package cream cfceeae,

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sugar 1 large egg 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 2 cups all-purpose floor '<« teaspoon salt Filling •4 cup sngar 2 tablespoons all-psrpoae floor 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon

teaspoon grated nutmeg 8 cups thinly sliced tart baked apples Topping

1 cap aU-pvpone flour * cap firmly packed dark brown

1 tablespoon ground cinnamon cap (1 Stick) cold batter 1. Preheat the oven to 375 de-

grees. Lightly grease a jelly roll pan (approximate ly x 15 inches).

2. For the crust, cream the but-ter. cream cheese, and brown sug-ar together in a mixing bowl, then beat in the egg and the vanilla Stir in the flout and salt until just blended in. Using your fingers, press the dough into the pan in a n even layer.

3. For the filling, mix the sugar, flour, and spices in a small bowl and toss this mixture with the ap-ples. Arrange the apples in an even layer over the dough.

4. For the toping, combine the flour, brown sugar, and cin-namon in a small mixing bowl.

Cut in the butter until coarse crumbs are formed. Sprinkle the crumbs evenly over the apples.

5. Place the pan in the oven and bake for about 40 minutes, or un-til the apples are tender and the topping is nicely browned. Cool in the pan on a wire rack and cut into 2-inch square bars.

Makes about 3 dozen. SAVORY ITALIAN

PIE CRUST: 2 large eggs, lightly beaten 3 tablespoons milk 2 * cops all-purpose floar 1 cap cold butter or margarine •A teaspoon salt PUling: 2 medium leeks, thinly sliced 2 medium onions, thinly sliced Olive oil for sautelng 1-10 ounce package frozen chopped

spinach, thawed, squeeze off ex-cess liquid

lk cup Parmesan cheese ,

1 cap Ricotta 1 cap shredded Mozzarella cheese 1 egg, lightly beaten 6 ounces ham. coarsely chopped 6 ounces salami, coarsely chopped

cap Swdrted Tomato Pes to 1 egg, lightly beaten For the crust

Combine eggs and milk. Set aside. In a large mixing bowl, combine flour, salt and butter. Cut in butter 'til mixture resem-bles coarse meal. Add egg mix-ture. mix with a spoon just until dough begins to gether into a ball. Wrap the dough in plastic wrap and refrigerate one hour. For the filling:

In a skillet saute leeks and onions in about 2 tablespoons hot olive oil until tender Set aside. In a mixing bowl stir together Ricot-ta, Parmesan cheese. Mozzarella and egg Stir in spinach. Assemble:

Preheat oven to 375 degrees Roll out two-thirds of the dough into a 12-inch circle on a well-floured surface. Place dough in a 9H inch s p n n g f o r m p a n (the dough will go about 2 inches up the sides). Line the bottom of the crust with onion mixture. Layer with pesto, ham, cheese mixture, then salami.

Roll out remaining dough and place it on top of the pie. Crimp edges of top and bottom crust to seal. Make a few slits in the top to let steam escape while baking. Brush the remaining egg b r e r the top of the pie with a pastry brush Bake in oven until golden brown, about 50 minutes. Let cool 10 to 15 minutes. Remove sides of pan.

To serve for tailgate picnic, wrap room temperature pie, in foil and place in refrigerator overnight. Before leaving for the

game, place wrapped pie tn 350 degree oven for I hour. Wrap foil package in a heavy towel to transport.

Makes 10-12 servings

SUN-DRIED TOMATO PESTO

2 teaspoons dried basil 3 ounces son-dried tomatoes in oil,

drained, reserving 2 tablespoon* of the oil

1 garlic clove, minced •4 cap Parmesan cheese 2 tablespoons coarsely chopped wal-

nuts Salt and pepper

In a food processor, puree all ingredients, except salt and pep-per. until the mixture is smooth Add salt and pepper to taste

Makes H cup.

Curry favor with spicy Indian food See Larry Janes' Taste Buds

Column on Taste front.

BHUNEKAJU Spicy Indian Cashews

2 cups raw cashew nuts 2 tablespoons batter 1 teaspoon salt '<4 teaspoon cayenne pepper

V« teaspoon cumin powder Fry the cashew nuts in the but-

ter over moderate heat until they are golden brown Drain on paper towels. Combine the spices and sprinkle over the nuts. Toss gen-tly. Serve hot or cold.

SHRIMP CURRY (serves 4)

1 onion, chopped 3 tablespoons oil 4 cup shredded coconut 4 teaspoon tumeric 1 teaspoon mustard seed 4 teaspoon chill powder 3 tablespoons plain yogurt 5 cloves garlic, crushed 1 cup water

Chili champ faces world cookoff Wish Paul Huyck of Farmington.

Hills good luck. The winner of the 13th Annual Michigan Chili Cookoff is headed for the World Cookoff to be held Sunday, Oct. 20 at the aban-doned Tropico Gold Mine in Califor-nia's Mojave Desert.

"I've been working every weekend to get ready for it," said Huyck. •"There will be 86 cooks from around the world competing, some from as far away as Australia and Europe. No one from Michigan has ever placed in the top five. I'm going to try to place in tbe top five, and hope-fully, win."

The Winner Dinner recipe ran a little long in last week's paper, and Bella Makarenko's recipe for fruit compote was cut. Here it is:

FRUIT COMPOTE

Cut into slices whatever fruit you have on hand: apples, plums, peaches, frozen raspberries, etc.

Place the fruit in a sauce pan and add % cup water. Sprinkle enough sugar to taste and simmer on low heat, stirring frequently, until the fruit is tender and the water has cooked down.

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Looking for a good raspberry patch close to home? Shirley Downs of Garden City said the picking is good at Burt's Berry Patch, at Han-nan-and Pennsylvania in tbe south-

west corner of Romulus. Call 941-1037 for more information

What do you do with green toma-toes? Phyllis Marks of Farmington Hills wants to know. She has about six tomato plants, and about 25 green tomatoes. We called home economist Lois Thieleke home econ-omist for tbe Cooperative Extension Service in Oakland County.

Thieleke said tomatoes don't ripen in the sunlight. To ripen green toma-toes. wrap them in tissue or paper towel and put them in the basement on a cookie sheet. Be patient, it takes awhile for them to ripen. You could have some as late as Thanksgiving.

For those who can't wait, green to-matoes are delicious fried with onions, or in relish. Piccalilli is a sweet/sour relish made with green tomatoes that tastes great on hot dogs, sausage, and burgers.

PICCALILLI 4 quarts green tomatoes, (about 32 medium) peeled, chopped and cored

2 quarts chopped cabbage (1 large bead) , 2 cups chopped green pepper (about 4 small) 1 cup chopped onion (1 medium) 1 4 cups brown sugar k 4 cup salt 2 tablespoons mustard seed 1 tablespoon celery seed 1 tablespoon horseradish 4 4 cups cider vinegar

Sprinkle salt over vegetables, mix thoroughly and let stand 3 to 4 hours on the kitchen counter. Drain thor-oughly. squeeze to remove excess liquid. In a large Dutch oven or soup pot add sugar, spices and horserad-ish to vinegar simmer 15 minutes. Add vegetables bring to a boil and pack into hot jars. Leave Vi-inch headspace. Adjust caps, process 10 minutes in a boiling water bath.

Yields about 7 pints.

If you have any questions about food, or comments about what you read in the Taste section please call me, 953-2105.

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Fry the onion in the oil in a

large frying pan until golden. Then add the remaining ingred-ients except shrimp and lemon juice. Cook for 10 minutes, stir-ring occasionally. Add the shrimp and lemon juice and cook for 10 minutes. Serve with rice.

TANDOORI CHICKEN (serves 4)

2 lb. chicken, cut up mar inade . juice of 1 lemon 4 teaspoon ground coriander M teaspoon chill powder 1 small piece gingerroot 3 tablespoons oil 1 clove garlic, crushed 1 teaspoon paprika 4 teaspoon salt fresh black pepper sauce: "4 cup butter 4 teaspoon sugar 1 tablespoon coriander 1 teaspoon salt 1 lb. tomatoes, skinned, quartered 'A cup heavy cream

Wash, skin and thoroughly dry the chicken. Make cuts all oven the chicken. Mix the ingredients for the marinade and rub the mixture over the chicken pieces. Allow to marinate. Refrigerate overnight or for a t least 4 hours.

Place the chicken pieces in a baking pan. Baste unth the oil. Cook at 400 decrees for 30 min-utes, basting unth the juices. Combine remaining ingredients except cream to make the sauce. Blend in a blender 'til smooth. Cook, uncovered for 15 minutes. Remove from heat and stir in the cream. Add the cooked chicken pieces and heat but do not boil

(Tomato can be omitted, if de-sired.)

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Once grapes are harvested, winemakers may choose one of two directions in producing wine They can force their will on the grapes, the s l e d g e h a m m e r theory of winemaking, or they can work with the specific, regional vineyard site and complement the grapes with their craft to make a wine with bright, expressive fruit

Personally, we prefer wines made under the latter regime. So does op-thalmologist turned vinter Robert Sinskey His preference is reflected in the wines of Robert Sinskey Vine-yards

Sinskey contends that he has al-ways been fascinated with wine growing In the past, he has been perplexed by the inconsistent quality of California pinot noir To enter the solution side of his bewilderment, he became a partner in Acacia Winery in 1980

He quickly learned that good pinot noir could be grown in California if it was planted in the proper location, such as the Los Caneros region.

In 1983 Sinskey purchased proper-ty in Carneros and planted pinot noir, merlot and chardonnay — var-letals appropriately suited to the re-gion

In 1988 winery construction on the Napa property was completed Five acres of the winery site are planted to cabernet sauvignon. cabernet franc and merlot

Today, the winery produces pinot noir. merlot. _ chardonnay and the new. first release 1988 Robert Sins-key Vineyards Carneros Claret In very limited quantity, it is a Bor-deau-style blend consisting of 59 per-cent merlot. 22 percent cabernet sauvignon and 19 percent cabernet franc

Sinskey continues his medical practice in Santa Monica, Calif , while son Rob manages the winery. Winemaking is in the capable hands of Acacia's former winemaker Joe Cafaro

The winery plan is to make two Estate Propriei} wines from two ap-pellations. " Rob said "In the 1988 harvest, we crushed merlot from our original Carneros parcel Additional-ly, we sourced merlot. cabernet sau-vignon and cabernet franc from Tony Truchard's renowned Los Car-neros vineyard These wines were blended to produce the winery's proprietary bignd Carneros Claret.'

"Within the next few years, we will follow up with a counterpoise proprietary wine from the Stags

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Ariers Carneros Chardonnay, ($10) it's loaded with tropical fruit flavors and integrated oak. Full, luscious and smooth, it's a dynamite mouthful.

Robert Sinskey Vioeyarda Car-neros Chardonnay, (17.50) is a contrast to its little brother, the Aries Chardonnay Finessful and elegant, it is designed for food and further aging.

1989 Aries Carneros Pinot Noir, (|10) produced by Robert Sinskey Vineyards showcases del-icious dark cherry fruit and a peppery finish

1988 Robert Sinskey Vineyards Carneros Pinot Noir. ($18) will make believers out of any who still think California can't pro-duce a world-class pinot Tbe wine has depthful, rich black cherry aromas that are mirrored on the palate with the addition of toasty, spicy nuances.

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The Red Wagon Wine shop will hold its annual fall tasting of 50 wines at Birmingham's Townsend Hotel. 7-9 p m Monday. Oct. 21. Cost is $20 in advance (435-0719) or 124 at the door

At 6 30 p.m Thursday, Oct. 24, Anthony Bell, vice president and general manager of Napa Val-ley's Beaulieu Vineyard, will present nine wines with aTnulti-course meal at the Golden Mush-room Restaurant Cost $90 per person, call 559-4230

On Tuesday. Oct 29, at Pike Street Restaurant in downtown

Pontiac, nine of Bordeaux's pre-mier producers will cooduct a tasting of 30 wines from the 1988 and 1989 vintages. A tasting at $50 per person will begin at 6 30 p.m. A $95 per person cost in-cludes tasting followed by a four course dinner at 8 30 p.m. featur-ing older Bordeaux vintages Call 334-7878 for details

The renowned Alsace wines of Hugel & Fils from the 1988 and 1989 vintages will be featured at a seven-course dinner, $68 per person 6 30 p.m.. Wednesday, Oct. 30, at the Golden Mushroom Res-ervations, 559-4230

Leap District." said Rob "It will be a cabernet sauvignon-based wine blended with cabernet franc and merlot

"We are producing Bordeaux-style blends, but it is not our intention to imitate the French WE remain in-spired by them, but our winemaking practice will always focus on show-casing the California origin of the fruit."

Rob contends that his father's pas-sion remains pinot noir. "For him, it -is the Holy Grail," be said. "Pinot noir is a fickle wine variety It re-flects both the vineyard and the slightest winery manipulation."

Robert Sinskey Vineyards produc-

es a small quantity of chardonnay "We make it the way we like it. not the way the market dictates." said Rob "We structure the wine to be food complementary."

Additionally, chardonnay. merlot and pinot noir are produced under the Aries label. "We do this for two reasons," said Rob "First, we want to provide consumers with a good-value wine Secood, we can maintain the highest standards for our prima-ry and reserve wines."

Aries wines are made from young wines, experimental lots or wines that don't fit into the stylistic ele-ments of the primary Robert Sinskey Vineyards label

Taffy pull

Party pulls family, friends together You are tired of television and

rented movies It's cold outdoors You would like to invite a few friends over, but then what''

You've already hosted a "Create your own pizza" party Your crowd isn't into card playing, and your house is too small for dancing

Besides all that, money is tight right now, and whatever you do. it has to be cheap

Well, why not have an old-fash-loned taffy pull? Corny, you say Don't you believe tt

Nearly everyone has heard of taf-fy pulls, but very .few people today have actually attended one That s too bad, because they really can be lots of fun for people of all ages

A taffy pull is a great idea for a family activity some night, or for a Cub Scout or Brownie troop meeting But a mixed party of teens, or even adults, can also enjoy the fun and'no-velty of doing something a little out of the ordinary

A lot of flirting and getting better acquainted has taken place at taffy pulls

In addition to the ingredients you will need for making the candy, you will also need butter or margarine enough to keep - all hands tffcll greased, buttered plates on which to cool the taffy, kitchen shears to cut the taffy after it is pulled, waxed pa per for wrapping it (plastic wrap or aluminum foil won't work as well).A candy thermometer is also helpful, but not necessary Beginners often enjoy testing the candy for doneness by dropping it into cold water

1 have found that it works best to have one person in charge of the ac-tual cooking of the candy mixture until It ta ready to be pulled From there on, it is best to work .in pairs You may cbooae. appoint, or draw for partners

Each couple must pull their share ot the candy It must be pulled and stretched, and pulled some more Pull, pull, pull, until it is light and creamy in color, and firm enough to bold its shape The more it is pulled, the lighter and better it will be

When it ts ready, the candy should be stretched into a long rope, twisted

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Wrap each piece separately in a small square of waxed paper, twist-ing the paper together at each end Everybody will have something good to take home

It might also be fun to make some for Christmas gifts, or to sell at the school bake sale or church bazaar

Warning Don't ever try to make taffy with just one or two people The more working it the better

P ILLED TAFFY 2 cops sugar

cups white Kara syrup 1 tablespoon vinegar 2 tablespoons butter 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 pinch of baking soda

Boil the first four ingredients to-gether unUl a few drops drizzled into a bowl of ice water form a hard ball (or until it reaches 270 degrees fahrenheit on a candy thermometer).

Do not overcook Remove Irom heat, and add soda

and vanilla Pour onto buttered plates, and stir

with a fork unUl it is cool enough to handle (Note when it is first re-moved from the stove, tbe candy mixture is very hot. and extreme care should be taken so no ooe gets burned )

Butter your hands well, and when it is cool enough to handle, begin pulling Pull and pull, and pull

When the candy holds its shape, and is creamy in color, stretch it out, twist it slightly, and cut it into bite-sized pieces

This recipe can be divided, and different colorings and flavor oils (not extracts), can be added at the time you add the soda and vanilla

MOLASSES TAFFY 1 cup molasses 2 tablespoons vinegar

cup brown sugar 1 teaspoon soda 2 tablespoons butter •* teaspoon salt

Boil molasses, vinegar, and sugar to 270 degrees fahrenheit, or until a hard ball forms when you drizzle a few drops into cold water

Remove from heat, and add but-ter. soda, and salt Blend mixture well, and cool on buttered plates When it is cool enough to handle, but-ter your hands and pull until f i rm and light colored Cut and wrap can-dy pieces

You may find that you might have to experiment a little with the first batch or so. to get the right color, flavor, and consistency But in no Ume at all. your group will become accomplished taffy-pullers

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Snacking is in for those who'd like to be thin Tbe food newt is out Snacking is

in, especially for tkoee on a diet or timply watching their weight

Many dietitians, in fact, are now recommending eating three to six times daily. Healthy snacking be-tween meals is a way to prevent overeating. And, when traditional meals lose out to busy schedules, sensible snacks can provide energy and nutrients.

Tbe trick to smart snacking is to steer clear of excess fats and sugar and to seek out good tasting foods rich in complex carbohydrates. Nu-tritious snacks planned ahead and readily available in quantity, like pre-cut vegetables or ready-to-eat

cereals, can help prevent grabbing high calories goodies on the run.

Easy, quick and delicious. Cin-namon Crunch Snack Mix combines brown sugar, orange juice, cinnamon and raisins with puffed wheat or rice cereal for a truly unique snack that's ®lso a great choice for kids.

Tex Mex Nibbles combines cumin, chili powder and garlic salt with puffed wheat or rice cereal for a fla-vorful snack choice. This zesty mix is a sensible substitute for higher-fat nacbo-flavored tortilla chips. One. serving of tortilla chips (about 1 ounce) provides a helfty 140 calories compared to one cup of this south-of-the-border snack for only 40 calo-

ries. For a delicious twist, sprinkle Tex Mex Nibbles over salads instead of croutons.

To save time, each snack mix can be prepared in the microwave in less than 5 minutes. Once the snack mix is made, it can be stored in an air-tight container or packed in individ-ual resealable bags or containers for snacking later.

CINNAMON CRUNCH SNACK MIX

2 tablespoons diet margarine 2 tablespoons firmly packed brown sugar 1 tablespoon frozen orange Juice concentrate, thawed

Handle seafood with care Seafood: nutritious, wholesome,

tender, easy to prepare and digest. The increased emphasis on healthier lifestyle and eating habits, has made seafood even more popular. With this increase, safe handling practices are a "must" to help prevent any food borne illness relating to fish.

Ben Franklin once said, "fish and house guests begin to smell after three days," but he should have said fish should not be kept unfrozen more than two days for safety rea-sons. (You decide about the house guests!)

To tell if a fish is fresh, look into it's eyes. The eyes should be clear and bulge a little. Only a few fish, such as walleye pike have naturally cloudy eyes. Look for firm and shiny flesh. If you press the fish with a fin-ger and there is no indentations it's not fresh. Dull flesh njay also mean the fish is old. As a last resort ask to have it rinsed under cold water and then smell i t Fresh fish should not have a fishy or ammonia smell.

The shells of fresh hard clams, mussels or oysters should be closed or should close when their shells are tapped. The necks of steamed clams should twitch when their shells are also tapped. Crabs should move when touched and lobsters tails should curl under their bodies when picked up. Store live oysters, clams and mussels in the refrigerator. Keep damp by covering with a clean damp cloth or moist paper towels. Do not place on ice or allow fresh water to come in contact with them and never place in an airtight con-tainer because it will kill them.

It is very important to refrigerate fish at home as soon as possible. Store at 32 to 37 degrees. If you in-tend to keep fish more than two

Lois Thieleke home economist, Cooperative Extension Service

days, freeze it immediately. Wrap lightly.in plastic and then aluminum foil before freezing. Plan to use the frozen fish as soon as possible for best quality. Always thaw frozen fish and seafood in the refrigerator.

When buying frozen fish, select packages that are not torn or crushed on the edges. Do not buy packages that are above the frost line in the stores freezer. If the pack-age has a see thru cover look for signs of frost or ice crystals.

The crystals could mean that the fish has either been stored for a long period or thawed and refrozen. Do not choose packages that have white or dark spots, discloration or fading of the flesh of tbe fish.

Don't buy cooked seafood such as shrimp, crabs or smoked fish if dis-played in the same case as raw fish. They could become good candidates for cross-contamination and make you ill. It is estimated that half of all seafood problems could be eliminat-ed by better handling and prepara-tion at home, restaurants or other food service places. Always practice good sanitation when handling fish or any food product.

People that are following a low cholesterol diet should be aware that certain varities of shellfish are high-er in cholesterol. Someone on a low cholesterol diet could have an occa-

' sional serving of boiled shrimp (with about 165 mg. of cholesterol per three ouncfe serving) if the rest of the days menus were planned to be low

Seafood is generally low in fat and a source of Omega3 fatty acid. This ' is the kind of polyunsaturated fatty acid that is thought to have a benefi-cial effect on the reduction of the tri-gycleride levels and possibly choles-terol levels in the blood. Seafood that is more strongly flavored, salmon, halibut and sardines have higher amounts of Omega3 fatty acids than the milder sole, ocean pearch or had-dock. Scientist are still investigating all of these claims.

Use the "10-Minute Rule" when cooking finfish to perfect doneness and best flavor. Cook fish 10 minutes per inch of thickness when measured at the thickest spot. That means a one-half inch fillet will be done in five minutes. This ryle does not ap-ply to microwaving. When mi-crowaving, cover the fish and cook on high for three minutes per pound. Rotate the dish and remove the fish when the edges are firm and opaque, and center is slightly translucent. Sufficient cooking is very important when it comes to seafood safety. Fish is done when it is no longer translucent and when it flakes easily with a fork.

People who eat sport-caught fish should check specific fish advisory listings and recommended methods of preparation printed in the Michi-gan Fishing Guide. Contact Michigan Department of Public Health toll free at 1-800-648-6942 for the Fish Advisory Guide.

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CORNED

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HONEY H A M

Liparl Natural

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Cottonelle

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I Coupon

Liparl Old Fashioned

HARD SALAMI

* 2 . 9 9 lb.

Perdue

SMOKED TURKEY

GROUND ROUND $1.49.»

5 lb. bulk or more Limit 10 lbs.

Velvet

PAPER TOWELS 4 9 *

Limit 2 %

Assorted varieties Carlo Rossi or Gallo |

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1- V* teaspoons ground cinnamon 6 caps puffed wheat or pa/fed rice cereal Vi cups raisins

Add margaine to large mi-crowaveable bowl. Microwave at High 20 to 30 seconds or until melt-ed. Stir in brown sugar, orange juice concentrate and cinnamon; mix well. Add cereal, stirring until evenly coated. Microwave at high 1 minute 30 seconds; stir. Microwave an addi-tional 1 minute to 1 minute 30 sec-onds or until cereal no longer ap-pears wet. While warm, stir in ra-isins. Serve warm or let cool. Store tightly covered.

Conventional Oven Directions: Melt margarine in 13 x 9-inch pan in preheated 250 degree F. oven. Stir in brown sugar, orange juice concen-trate and cinnamon; mix well. Stir in cereal. Bake 20 minutes, stirring once after 10 minutes. Stir in raisins. Serving: 6 cups.

Nutrition information: Per Serv-ing (1 cup), calories 60, protein 1 g, carbohydrate 11 g, total fat 1 g, cho-lesterol 0 mg, dietary fiber 1 g, sodi-um 25 mg.

Percent of calorieB from fat: 15 percent.

TEX MEX NIBBLES 2 tablespoons diet margarine 1 tablespoon chili powder 1 teaspoon ground cumin 4 teaspoon garlic salt 2 teaspoons lemon juice 6 cups puffed wheat or puffed rice cereal

Add margarine to large mi-crowaveable bowl. Microwave at High 20 to 30 seconds or until melt-ed. Stir in chili powder, cumin, gar-lic salt and lemon juice; mix well. Add cereal, stirring until evenly coated. Microwave at High 1 minute 30 seconds; stir. Microwave an addi-tional 1 minute to 1 minute 30 sec-onds, or until cereal no longer ap-pears wet If desired, sprinkle with salt. Serve warm or let cool. Store tightly covered.

Conventional Oven Directions: Melt margarine in 13 x 9-inch pan in preheated 250 degree F. oven. Stir in chili powder, cumin, garlic salt and lemon juice; mix well. Stir in cereal. Bake 20 minutes, stirring once after 10 minutes. If desired, sprinkle with salt. Serving. 6 cups

Nutrition Information: Per Serv-ing (1 cup), calories 40, protein 1 g, carbohydrate 6 g, total fat 1 g, cho-lesterol 0 mg, dietary fiber 1 g, sodi-um 110 mg.

Percent of calories from fat: 27 percent.

Healthy portable snack* help dieters get through the day with-out over-indulging on high-fat, high-sugar munches.

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Tortes • Cheesecakes • Pastries

Located in the Laurel Commons Shopping Center

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LTVONIA

464-8170 Tues -Fri 8-6, Sat 9-5

4 2 1 - 0 7 1 0 31210 West Warren • Westland Merri-Warren Shopping Center

Mon -Sat. 9-7 Sun 10-6

P r i c e s E f f e c t i v e Oct 14 - Oct 20, 1991

Your Local Fresh MEAT, PELI, SEAFOOD, FRUIT & VEGETABLE STORE

U . S . D . A . W e s t e r n Gra in F e d B e e f P a c k i n g H o u s e Style

BEEF SHORT LOINS Sliced into PO«T€f lHOUS€-or—T-BONE STEAKS FREE • Wrapped in 1 pkg. only.

Limit 1

U.S.D.A. Western Grain Fed Beef BONELESS

ENGLISH ROAST S 1 . 8 8 . »

U.S D A Western Grain Fed Beef BONELESS

EYE OF ROUND ROAST $ 2 . 8 9

Grade A Fresh BONELESS Center Cut

PORK LOIN ROAST $ 2 . 9 9 Bob's Deli Special

Lipari Old Fashioned

HARD SALAMI $ 2 . 1 9 »

Ground Fresh Many Times Daily Our Super Lean HAMBURGER

^ Made From

GROUND SIRLOIN

J1.77 5 lb Pkg or More Limit 10 lbs

U.S.D.A. Western Grain Fed Beef

L e a n B O N E L E S S

STEWING

$ 1.99 lb.

U.S.D.A. Western Gram Fed Beef

PORTERHOUSE or T-BONE STEAKS

Gann Brothers Fresh Pork

SAUSAGE LINKS S 1 . 8 9

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GREEN CABBAGE

G r e a t for Bak ing • G e n u i n e Russet

BAKING POTATOES

Limit 2 B a g s 79

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3800 Li l ley Road (a t F o r d R o a d )

981-0500

Gerou Chiropractic Dr. Thomas J. Gerou

41677 Ford Road, Annex B

981-6969

Kraynek Chiropractic Clinic Dr. Ronald Kraynek 5972 North Sheldon

451-1225 M - W - F 8 - 1 2 ; 2 - 6 T - T H - S A T . 8 - 1

Canton Center Chiropractic Clinic Dr. Robert E. Potter, Jr.

\ 45460 Ford Road (Kiddie Corner f rom Meijers)

455-6767

Gover Chiropractic Dr. Keith Gover 43050 Ford Road

Sui t e 140

981-8210

Shaft Chiropractic Associates Dr. Michael Shaft • Dr. Cynthia Shaft

8500 Canton Center (Across from the High School)

455-3933

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from Section B

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961-4490

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FROM $355* Heat Included

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APARTMENTS 4 5 5 - 7 2 0 0

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APARTMENTS 1 Bedroom

$450 $200 Security Deposit

FREE HEAT Ceiling Fans - Cable Ready

On mkster iual North ot Eord Rd Mon -Fn 12-7pm Set 12-4pm

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625-4800

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LUXURY APARTMENTS I & 2 Bedroom Apartments

From $475 with carport Vertical Bunds Throughout

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459-1310

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565-6093 Dearborn Hta

CAMBRIDGE APTS.

Wtimrt •vttife irtg lo iftop-p«rvg u*jrct\ rosiau'arttft &p«c*ou® 1 & 2 t roorm Mux* ftptt Hawty

2 7 4 - 4 7 6 5 Office Hrs 9-6 Mon thru En

Sat 10-* Vork Properties mc

.1 NOVI

PAVILION COURT 1 M O N T H FREE

FROM $ 6 9 5 including export Fulty Equipped Health Club

• Separate Entrances • 2 Full Baths • Washer & Dryer In each Unit

on Haggwty Road

5 4 8 - 1 1 2 0 DAILY ^ 7 SAT.-SUN. tl-S

Now Leasing Phase III Lakefront Units

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c•r rMnonx, H4»a BOTSFORD PLACE GRAND RIVER - 8 MILE

Banmd Botaford "oapfiai SPECIAL ^

1 Bedroom for S419 2 Bedroom lor $589 3 Bedroom lor $669 PETS PERMITTED

Srnoa* Detectors installed Single* Welcome

immediala Occupancy We LOve Children

HEAT 5 WATER INCLUDED Quiet praatrge addrees air oondi t toning carpeting stove 6 refrigera-tor all irtiHtie* except aiectnoty in-cluded Warm apartments Laundry facilities For more inform*!**! phone

477-8464 27883 Independence

Farmington Hills

BEST APARTMENT VALUE

FARMINGTON HILLS' TIMBERlDGE

I Eermmgton H«a THE HOUSE OF

BOTSFORD t & 2 BEDIOOMS

PLUS TOWNÔuSES FROM *95 FREE HJAT

FARMINGTON HHLI.S Very -erge I bedroom wit' lapei aie •nsKSe storage room from $435

DELUXE 2 BEDROOM UNITS

$565 ScacMArt ipmrtTmni#»«»»> MT cond» FALL SPECIAL K>cil#<3 ^

1 moot* frwm r«r»i «ri 13 «sm H*m orWy

•naKla st<xaga room »*< f 'M Cotor rv ^ rwr .

AAMIMOTON MILLS ORCHARD CREEK

APARTMENTS 1300 aq n 2 bedroom/2 &aff wttf, ndnnduat entrance* gaa flraplece

Linwied time o"er incaudea appMence* ran. *. bunds carpeting pool. OOee in Earmmgton H«s location Enter Eaat or OrcnarO La«a Rd on E oleum S of Grand Rrver

Model Open Deily 9-5 Except Kredneeday

478-1487

eq>.«ped .tcher »c storage LighleO pe«.ng *nd C4 ports Pool

206 10 BOTSROC DRIVE Gr.and «j»

Directly behind 84-l j-a Inn Adiecent to Bo'-sicj; Hoapitai

4 7 7 - 4 1 9 7

CEDARIDGE Deluxe 1 6 2 Bedroom jnits

F R O M $ 5 1 0 FALL SPECIAL LIMITED TIME OFPER

* r«nl •r'th 13 month twants

FARMINGTOI HILLS 77C airy: « 2 bedroom apts»>*iiao<* for! able Dec " • * " m r n e d i * t * occupenc, Country Irv-

ng yet only • rrwe I'O *«pra*swe» access Come nail S*NG VALLEV apartments iocaiad ->«'aisleed Rd •t Eksven Una Rrrv# entrance*. »»drvwuai "eaner.'a#r carport r*r*io* bunds mic#w*ve* fire-places <auned poor sauna. lenr s and mucr moj1 Short term ««< ' *nd sma» |J.»

'Rentals start |$6'5 Ceti tor Fall Sfciais

478-686

Oryer monitored Va 6 mtruaKm aierm plus much mora AS* ABOUT OUR FALL SPECIAL

8 5 5 - 1 2 5 0 Located on Orchard Las* Rd

'* mee South o« 1* Maa E ARM ING TQN HILLS Spacious " bedroom oeicony w appliance* bends carport. eaaher & Or»e• hookup nc pets $465 month Ave."

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EARMINGTOW $499 Moves VOU In • ON SELECTED JhMTSI

Large i & 2 bedrooma Clean gu<e-communrty neat incKrded

Orchard L*»eRd N ot# M VILLAGE OAKS APARTMl.N*S

474 1305 Managed try »*far Enterprees inc

~ GARDEN CITY' Eord'Middwoen ».**

SpacKXi* 1 bedroom apatments Arnemiea include • Owner =e«3 Heel & Water • Central Air - Intercom S rsler-• Garbage Diapoaei - Laundry =aoit<a* • Wir<3ow T reel ments-Mir b"rvds

Erom $4 10 monthl, CALL ABOUT OUR FAIL SPEC-AlS

GARDEN ClTy T£RR>ct 52? -0*60

carpeting end aa Ceb* No aecurtr, Oepoen *'%-K

FARMINGTON HILLS 14 A Orctwfl Lafea CU3

LiVO-A ONE-DERFUL1

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LIVONIA S FINEST

LOCATION Merriman corner 7 mile

Large deluxe 1 bedroom unit

wtth washer/dryer in unit • AM Aijpitsncm • y+ntc* t>nos

a POO*

$575/rno. MERRIMAN WOODS Mod»

477-9377 Office 775-8206 NORTHVILLE One beCKoon- Apart mem large y*rd *« appiiancea wasrwr 4 Vftr .nriuding jtiBtiea Pels 0« $i?5 3*' 337*

FARMINGTON HIl£ Sufi-LET j 2 bedioom 2 tun 5>T apertmeni | 1300 aa ft cethedr ceshng*. prv

INCLUOES rertlcal Minds, carpet-.n patioe o» beiconiee with ooorwaas Hotpoim appliance*, aecurity system s'orege rale entrance $6T0» month nc ] wtimn apartmeni secunty 474-T® or 474-4161 Enter on Tuien* 1 t-oca W ol Earmmglon H«s UMndgs Apts M«KHeb*«t on the S side of Grand 23076 U-odieben »ooui 'bed

room central air. articei bend* ;arpori avanabia Err V455

Sear Botaford Hoaprtar Lrvonia Mai $ Oowntowr Eartmngton

4 7 1 - 5 0 2 0 Model open 3elN > -5

OFFICE 775-8206

Townhouses & Spacious Apartments

2 & 3 Bedroom Units From $785

HEAT INCLUDED HUNTERS RIDGE

8 5 5 - 2 7 0 0

• apeoous i'v«>s • verticai blinds • 'u*r> aquiOped ritcnens •Ccr rec-Parsmg

Call '<rm »M* l hey last

NOV" S AWARD */i»;NiNG COMMUNtr> SADDLE CREEK

invttee to tale rour piece »n the Winrers cwcie

OPEN SAT $ SUN 1!AM-5PM Ca» tooei tor jour pnraie sBowmg of Our en-aord«nary i 6 2 bedr oom ler'ac* homes 3**-99et Located or, Ncrvi Rd oetween 9 » 10 Mile iu» S ol 12 Oa»« MaE

Nortnvilr*

Mon -Fri 9-5 Sat »0-5

*73-51B0 FARMINGTON Mil easr-w dryer $ tiM included Pets Welcomed >»0.'mo Special $200 security 533337 or 532-0636

FARMINGTON HtLLS 2 000 SO ET Of PURE LUXUR»

Eleganffy oesrgned 2 or 3 bedroom ranch, or 3 bedrocm lownnouaea 2'i bath*, whirlpool tub tun beee-ment'. 2 car attacheo garaga From $1500 COVINGTON CLUB

14 MM & M>ddi«beit 851-2730

M anaged by Katan Emerpriaes inc

FARMINGTON HILLS $899 Moves You In (ON SELECTED UNITS)

1S00 aci 2 & 3 roannounai 2t bctha ap#cK>ua ma»l«* l>0«3roorr »ufl« mmahrnt dryer btenda & cowad parlung

Foxpointe Townhouses

473-1127 Meneged by Kaflar Eniarpneee

FARMINGTON HILLS From $865

'600 sq f 2 bedroom. 2 bath • 1

walk-ei cloeets covered pars.ng waahar . dryer -erticai bhnds at 'eryled gatehoue* and * 24 hour monitored mtr-jeion and Ire alarm

SUMMIT APTS. NORTHWESTERN 4 MIDOLFBELT

624-43 9« UarjgtO t» HMhmf "x. Farmmgtor H«a

NEAR DOWNTOWN FARMINGTON Super Location

Small 60 unit complex Very large 1 Dec room units with patio - $485

tncJuOM c*rport carpetmQ can Ooor ShopC*r«g nmmrtyf

FARMirGTON/ LIVONIA

ASK ABOIT SPECIALS

DtUXE LARGE • 6 JEDROOM APTS

HEATvlCLUDED • Nee white Vmc* urtchen 4 venity • vertical Bl«v • >shw*sh»6elf-cieen«ng Oven I =»vje. Froa'tee Refrigerator Micro- wev

• Swimming x» - CArbhouee

MERRIIAN PARK APTS 477-5755

GARDEN Crrv-Chem, nei near m» siar Rd l bedroom 2nd loor enr belcon, recently jemodeiec in eludes heat water No pets $425 mc • security dapoerl 420-207'r GARDEN ctr> - •reanr. Ofcorsinc t bedrooryt leundry room 139'j mc weier -Tduded lecurit, $52C' Sen«* aiecount No pets J " 'jt GARDEN CIT' ~i -ed--xr-.» neef. ecorstec Mc pets $*15 - $**5 fndude* heal 4 wate* 46*36*7 *2l2t*r_

LIVONIA HEAT INCLUOED • RENT FROM $*96

SECURITY DEPOSIT $150 Specious 1 6 2 bedroom apts piusr. carpel rmracm bends »er' cieerwig oven froa»f»ae ralrigarator OiaTreaaher antpie Horage mte> com carpoo dub touae seuna e» arciae room tennrs courts haatec poola

On joy Rd W ol NewtKirgh 4 5 9 - 6 6 0 0

• On selected units onry LIVONIA large 2 bedroom *pe" men! it * term, nouaa on 5 Ma* F»c End of Oct occupancy $575 mc No oets After 5PM 46*-« S*'

4 7 7 - 6 4 4 8

WOODRIDGE C»r»«t *oc«tHar u+oru» U«ti

Mafliw. neurits FALL SPECIAL

CONCORD TOWERS 4 2 BEDROOM APAOTMENTS

• S'o a & '••ng ratcw ' Career • Narwi> (MtoffttM • - »OM

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TREE TOPS New Concepts in Living tor Todays Lite Style" .f on in« gtouna oo .o» m*

' a>ia«; ionc«^ "" apart.,vmg ren.ov«t»d •*pM*nc*a »mcc aira rr aipartm«f>T

lawnor, oo ar#C 4 a tor»ua oorr twimf *o/ -n%ny

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THE BENEICKE GBOUP 347-1690 348-9590

HI *pp<ianc«a. sadlrsj glese

LIMITED FALL SPECIAL 1 Month Free Rent

Wtth 13 Month Lease I new tenants only!

STQNERIOGE MANOR Freedom Eld W of Orclwd Lafce

478-143 7 775-8206

• W E S T L A N D •

H U N T I N G T O N O N T H E H I L L

MOVE IN SPECIAL 1ST MONTH FREE

Centra] Air Vert ical B l i n d s

• Dishwasher • Free Heat

Short Term leases Available

A n n Arbor Trail (W. of Inkster)

4 2 5 - 6 0 7 0 Moo.-Fri. 9-6. Sat. ft Sua 12-4

f AMINGTOM MANOR fvewry 0*rf*tad 1 cedroom siudic apart mar from $400 no. avail- LIVOWIA, REDEOflCi i ded-oom *M* Car fled •rerticei pends cen ' New cerpel. orape* appaanc* •rai air *#ance» Ho pets Carport | Heat I A*'er Eumtafied -eeior iser Call *?*-2552 I $*50 4«*-0M5 or*21-»5T3

F A R M I N G T O N

• C H A T H A M H I L L S • Luxury Living

' Auchcd Garages • Microwaves • E ra Large Apartments • Dishwashers

• IndiMir Pool

3N€ B6DROOM SPECIAL

F r o m S 5 3 G L S 4 9 0

4 7 6 - 8 0 8 0 in Old Grand <ivrr b e l w r c n Drakr & l l a l s t r a d

Mon Fri. 9 7 Sa t . 1 1 5 S u n . 11-4

rPLTMOUTH/CAN TON

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No Secu r i t y Depos i t

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LAVISH 1 and 2 BEDROOM APARTItENT HOMES 16 Contemporary floor plans Euro-styte cab*r>*try Ceramic til* bath and tub enclosures Cathedral cwhnga indrvKJuai waah*r and dryers Micr owave ovens in unit storage ^rtvate covered parking

Fu*y equtpped ctubnouae work-out room Aerobic classes. Walking/fogging trail Sauna ft i*cuui Pool wrllh lap markers Tenrna courts voa^btfi pit Orecfty «ccsuiM« lo

1-273 106 A*-f4

EXPERIENCE THE ELEGANCE OF An exquisitely panoramic 106 acre community perfected on the shores ol Lake Success nestled mto scerwc timbered v»ews Park Place ot MorthviHe establishes a tradition ot unsurpassed excellence in apartment nom« kwng

3 4 8 - 3 6 0 0 Mon -Fri. 9-4 Saturday 9-5 Sunday 12-5

77 beautitul acres ot park and recreational paths • Four Seasons of activity wtth com'ortabltf living in a special neighborhood atmosphere in Farmington Hills Excellently serviced and maintained 1 and 2 bedroom apartments and lownhouses Easy and quick access to I -96 and I-275 - direct routes to the airport downtown Detroit and Birmingham Southfield areas 9 Mile Road 1 '•s miles west of Farmington Road #*$h*f» »no Overs r. a r * joartnam A UZNIS DEVELOPMENT

CALL TODAY 4 7 8 - 4 6 6 4

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FROM $ 4t2 5 1 * a B E D R O O M S P K I A L S

FHKF. MKAT ' «i*lr U*a * M s • I n n Cam • Port 4 \auius V»-•»* l-i-1 •»« Tn** • • k » I n»» Ut» • Vrn*alttn* • Pn Vrttua AraNaMr

• Spnclrm, newly dv«.-oratrd ralln » «h ( l i abwuhc r s

lndKldu4l> controlled heat M air Short t r t n I c—c» Available

J o b TraMifcr OaiMcii Available

O n Ford

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9 8 1 - 3 8 9 1 A a d . )uJ

kssssJ _ 1-94 - 1-96

|u*t cast of l-2?5 1-6

*1 MONTH FREE RENT D E A R B O R N H E I G H T S

1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments

f rom $ 5 2 5

R I V E R O A K S

A P A R T M E N T S

2 7 1 - 4 6 4 9

Mon.-Fri. 9-5

* Limited t ime Se l ec t Units New R e s i d e n t s u p o n s ign ing a 13 m o n t h l e a s e

Sat . 9 :30-2 .30

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PLYMOUTH

Open House

Lake front A p a r t m e n t Living Cable TV Available Convenient lo Mfesttand Shopping Center Thru-onit design for nunmum pnvacy A cross unit ventilatton Swimmmg Pool A Ciubnooae Storage m apertmeni Betcony °* patio Air condttionmg 0'«»wa*f\ert available

ATTRACTIVE 1 4 2 Bedroom

Apartments

from

S M I a n d i n g s t Newburgh Ads

Open Men Sal 10 - 1 Sun t) • Phone 729 56 SO

IVifidemere ' —AfMirtmmls

LIVING YOU CAN AFFORD TO ENJOY

• Central Air Con«ioning • Convenient To Sopf"r>q And f ipmi*»»4 • Cable TV AvsiiMa • Private BaiconyPstio • Kilcfien WrtK Ofp Bar Counter • Oens Available • l i Bat^ Avarice • And More Vi< Us And See ro» Vourtelf'

On Malstt-d •'I l i e ôrth o fGrand Kitrr In Fatnington Hills

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s o c n HEAT O O U INCLUDED

Beautiful Setting m a Great Location'

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Met vties

Models Open • Mon Sat $ 6 • Sun 11 5

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S U P E R S P E C I A L

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a m o n t h or 1 pear H M i M M t r dac A . c o a v M o n e i g

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L E X I N G T O N V I L L A G E

P E T S E C T I O N A V A I L A B L E

1 B e d r o o m a p t a I r o m VMS U 75 a n d 14 M M

5 8 5 - 4 0 1 0

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j u a t M. ol 13 MUM OopoaMe Q M T a c h Career

9 3 9 - 2 3 4 0

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C A N T E R B U R Y P A R K

4 7 3 - 3 9 6 3 o p a n i

7 7 5 - 4 2 0 6

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R E N T F R O M $ 5 2 0 SECURITY $ 2 0 0

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3 4 9 - 7 7 4 3

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cy T M M M o r * 6 4 V 0 2 6 6

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3 4 9 - 8 2 0 0 O P E N 7 D A Y S

OPEN M O N 4 T H U R S TILL W W

T r e e T o p M e a d o w s

$70 PER M 0 . R E N T R E B A T E S P E C I A L

C a l lor Oat a m

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2 B e d r o o m f r o m $ 5 9 5

Open Oaay 10-6 Open Sun 12-8

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T H E B E N E I C K E G R O U P

3 4 8 - 9 5 9 0 6 4 2 - 8 6 8 6

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F R E E A P A R T M E N T

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C A N T O N 42711 Ford Rd.

T R O Y 372« Ro cheater Rd

C L I N T O N T W P 36870 Qar f l aM

A N N A R B O R 2 ( 7 7 Carpenter

A P A R T M E N T S U N L I M I T E D

The C u l u t Way To Find a O R t A T P L A C f i

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1 8 2 B e d r o o m s

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40325 P l y m o u t h Rd , Ap t . t o i

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4 5 6 - 9 9 0 7

a ' M O U T H - 2 b e d r o o m flat Heat

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2 8 0 - 1 7 0 0

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3 3 4 - 1 4 7 8

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Buckingham Square now has 1 bedroom apartments available PleaseâH: 649-5660 TROr AREA 510 N R o c f w i a r 1

c a r p a t m g tMirxJs a p o 4 ' J " ' - * * H - a t inckU'd^C Storage i o « w $43S o e i m o 6 4 ' - 7 0 ? 9

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$ 4 ^ 1 rnoo l f i Nie*f O o w n t o w B",rn>'>gria'-n ^ s h o p p i n g s m#Jls Qv i

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3 B a d r o o m t o w n h o u s e a f R O M »5e3 *

HEAT INCLUDED

ROCHESTER VILLAS

879-2466 M':«n S a l ' 5a /^ . -5pm

* i t o r f e d '!">« 1»r»t t o< a * S e t a e t e d uh«ts.

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G o m e S u n d a y Ocf 20th 1pm 4 p m Of f ice bu i ld ing at 4000 Crooea R«'-v al O a * or ca l l "or a p p o i n t m e n t P e t s ' A s * '

A M B E R A P A R T M E N T S

280-1700

TROY S O M E R S E T AREA

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r ^ r v o p p t n p A E * o r e s 5 * s y s > Shopping i F r o m U

* P o n t i c T r a i l B e t w e e n W e s t a n i B e c k R o i d s

* O l i y 9 - 7 S a t S u n 1 2 - 4

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ONE BEDROOM SPECIAL

1 M O N T H F R E E

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W A Y N E W D O D

C A n A v r M r N i N )

1991 Special ( L i m i t e d T i » e )

$ 7 5 O F F * 1 & 2 Bedroom ipartments

• 3 9 5 l ' 4 7 0

B r i g h t , A i r y . E x t r e - l a r a feoms

M e a t ft v e r t i c a l B i . o d s i n d u O e d

C e l l i n g F a n B e d r o o m o r > « n g A r e a

• 7 3 7 N . W A Y N C R D

W M T L A M O

Rive feend A P A v l E N T S

L o c a t e d a d j a c e n t t o n a t u r a l l y w o o d e d

Mines Part, economical 1 AND 2 bedroom apartments and townhouses Comfortable living with air conditxicun^, private balconies, huge closets, heat inclnded Also Cable TV. 2 swimming pools and aerobics fitness c e n t r r SMART stop a t

the front entrance

30500 West Warren between Middlebeit and Memman Roads

* WESTLAND *

• H A W T H O R N E C L U B ; * •

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195 ^ AGE A P A R T M E N T S

3 8 2 - 0 2 4 5

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g i r t e d w i th app l iances ( 3 7 5 p lus See "ra i l 13«-S?07

S U P E R S P E C I A L FROM ^ Including

Heat

• Vertical Blinds • Picnic Area U Pool it • M i c r o w a v e • P a r k U G o l f C o u r s e V i e w ^

7 5 6 0 M e r r i m a n R d . *

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D a i l y 9 - 7 ; S a t . - S u n . 1 1 - 5 *

$ 2 2 - 3 3 6 4 A

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ir e a f l o c a t i o n C a n b e t w e e n .10am 4 3 0 p m M o n . F f , 728-0899

A BLOOMF>E»-0 L A K E f R O N T 2 b e d r o o m 2 ba th

u r ' u r m a n e d ( 8 6 0 Furn ished ( 7 0 0 3 8 3 - 7 7 5 0

W F S T l A N O ' - A l If OBN1A STYLE A P A R T M E N T S • ' b e d ' o o m » t * r i i n g at ( 4 2 0 - Haaat i w s t w -nci>.«Jed • I atrwd.ral ce i l ings • BftlcnnMaa - ' l'» r a rpe teC • Vev*«cal b l m d s

l o c a t i o n t o ms i i g Lrvorna Schoo l ays tem

S i i e o a i aecu r i t , depos i t ( 2 0 0

WESTLAND CAPRI APTS 261-5410

B I G A S A H O U S E

3 Bedroom Townhomes

CANTON/PLYMOUTH

: FRANKLIN PALMER ESTATES :

I Peocetui, Country Setting 1 & 2 B e d r o o m s

FROM $ 4 3 0 Includes Heo*

3 9 7 - 0 2 0 0

H I L L C R E S T C L U B

2 Bedroom Special

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4 5 3 - 7 1 4 4

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SECURITY DEPOSIT I ISC • ASK ABOUT OUR SPECIAL

Luaury 1 8 2 b a d r o o m a p a r t m e n t * aU f i p*jal> ca rpa l , verucal bUnda. gou rme t k i tchens, d a n s locSed foyer anUy . rafc ldgaralor r a n g e dMfi II aaher g a r b a g e diapoaal. cen-t ra l hea l a n d m condmonang c m por t lenraa c o u r t a. sw imming p o o l cab le TV avaHabla. laundry terWUea • O N SELECT UNITS

3 6 2 - 4 0 8 8

TROY Pernor o a * Marux 2 r>«« r o o m . 2 bath, ba lcony >250 a« 1 c a r p o r t ( 8 1 0 / m o i S . C o o i i d g e area S p e c i e now lat m o rent V» off 341 4 4 3 8

Close to Convenience Far from expens ive

RIDGEWOOD APTS. • New m a n a g e r * • S ing le story • P r i va te en t rance • W a * n * r / d r y e r h o o * u p * • S m a * pe la w e l c o m e • W a l k i n g d i s t a n c e t o

Waat land Man

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728-6969 WESTLAND

F O R O / W A Y N E RD AREA Spac loua 1 8 2 b e d r o o m ape r i men ts loca ted d o e e to a n o p e n g 8 expreeawey Other *mamt i es m d u d e

- C a r p e t i n g - D tOwaaner

• P a r i . - L e a Se t t i ng • Owner Pa id Heat • Laundry FacWtlea • W indow T raamews . 'M in i BUnda • New coun te r topa • Ga rbage Otaposaia • Prhrata En t rance*

F r o m ( 4 0 5 month ly C O U N T R Y V ILLAGE A P A R T M E N T S

3 2 6 - 3 2 * 0

Monday. Oc tobe r 14. 1991 Q*E 400 Apt* Fof Rant

H A M P T O N C O U R T

A P A R T M E N T S

1 & 2 BEDROOM APTS

Sta r t i ng at $ 3 9 5 11 b e d r o o m ac ta 780 8 4 0 aq ft , 2 t e d r o o m a p t * over 1000 s q f l pme large we lk - l r S t o r a g e r o o m )

B e K o n i e * C a r p o r t *

SR CITIZEN SPECIAL i imned t ime i iew i-eeidents only 2

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B e a u t i f u l l y l a n d s c a p e d w i t h

p i c n i c g r o u n d s a n d p o o l

Convenient ly «o<elect on F o r d Rd . t b loc* Eaat of W a y n e

M o n Fn « a m - 5 p m Sat B- SSun N o o n - 8 p m

729-4020

Waat land

Orac»ous LivtnQ Tours Ai

VENOY PINES APTS

SPECIAL AVAILABLE • 1 8 2 b e d r o o m * i f tome. 'hrep iaces i • S w t m m l n g Poo l • Tanm* Cour t • C lubnouaa • D u l w a l h e • Pro feas-ona in m a n a g e d • Beaut i fu l ly l andscaped

261-7394 A Ycx* P- fopartta» Commuinfty>

SPECIAL SAVE $20 EACH MONTH

11 veer e a s e wtth credi t i

$200 DEPOSIT 1 b e d r o o m only $455 2 bedroom from $505

INCLUDES HEAT Westland Park Apts

Across from City Park iChar ry m i ;

i be tween M iod iebe f i 8 M e m m a n )

Clean spec ious I 8 2 b e d r o o m 1"s - 2 ba ths wa|»-m cloeeta dunweane r ver t ica l band* cent ra l air, i n te rcom, secure 8 l ocked haa-wey* . caeae hoo l i - up . leundry eech bu i l d ing , s w l m m m g poo l e r ca i i an t

ma ln i a r i ance No feee No peta

Open 7 day*

729-6636

- WOW -$450 FREE

IN RENT C O U P O N S '

SECURITY DEPOSIT-S200 FREE HEAT/HOT WATER

U u b n o u e e . Poo l . D e c * * . AH C.erpei i n c l u d e d

C.et*e TV Pet Un i ts ve r t i ca l BSnde

1 B E D R O O M I rom ( 4 5 5 2 B E D R O O M f rom (SOS

BLUE GARDEN APTS Uher iy HW Neer Mer r l m e n

Dally ' > * m 8 p m Sal 1 0 e m - 2 p m S u n 1 p m - S p m

* CeV lor o e t a t o 8 eppt

729-2242

$200 DEPOSIT ALL APTS Heat & Water Included

O n e b e d r o o m only $440 Spacious - 700 sq ft

2 bedrooms f rom $525 900 to 1000 s q ft.

2 bedrooms wfth d r e s s i n g room. 1000 s q ft. - $545

No- app l i ca t i on tees He c lean ing *ee«

vvtih cred«i 4 « year leaae

Westland Estates W a y n e - W a r r e n Rd

Easy access IO.J-27S M a | o r X -ways Sr S M A R T buat tne

Eacel lent s h o p p i n g a ree

Spe r i oua d e a r ttuiet aperTmenta w a t t - l n ooee t r u g a b e t h heat cen-

1 f si" carpet , p o o l 8 m o r * Cab le hook-up . v e r t l d e b a n d * op t l ona i F KeHen* memtenence^ No p e l *

404 Houaa* For Rant AMN ARBOR T r M / W w r a n A v e e ree C lean 3 b a d r o o m g a r a g a arwnedi-ete o c t u p e n c y N o peta l ( 8 2 5 - m c • aecurtty 537 8 8 4 8

A L i e u R N HULLS c o z y 2 b e d r o o m • d a n . a n c n e e d y a r d g a r a g e

i h r u o u l N o p e l * 8700V rr IO L « * « t m a a * e g * , a - W a n 3 1 3 - 4 3 * - « 2 7 l

BERKLEY C n e r m a n g 3 b a i d r o o m

X^M NO p e t a 8 7 9 5 . ' m o 6 4 4 1 4 1 1

BERKLEY C A a r m a n g 3 b * a r o o r t v utBTy l o o m , 1% c e r g e r e g a . quaa t a i ' e e t s ol 12 M m i o i r ^ t l r ^ g c o e t ( 6 5 0 m o 5 4 5 * 9 * 4

B I R M I N G H A M 8 A L L C IT IES

H O M E S F O R R E N T SEE IOC S W H E R E

TENANTS 8 L A N D L O R D S SHARE L ISTINGS e 6 4 2 - 1 8 2 0

FREE C A T A L O G U E 884 So A d a m * B i r m i n g h a m M l

B I R M I N G H A M acnoo i * 3 b e d r o o m e . 2 ' s b a t h * 2 car a l tacnad ga raga Newly d e c o r a t -ed p lu* m o r * 8 2 8 - 3 8 11

B I R M I N G H A M Bnck ranef t 3 bed-rooma. 1 H batha. b a n d * , c a r p a o n g .

B IRMINGHAM C a p e C o d 4 b e d rooma. 2 fu* Pa th * ga raga . b e * * ment nrepiaca m INIng r o o m . 1 yr eaee . no peta FreeMy p a m t e o wi th naw carpe t ing ( 1 1 7 5 par m o n t h Snyder Kinney Bennaf t 8 K e a t i n g Aa» lor Janice or D a v l t f 644 -7^00 Or. 8WJ-8.231

B I R M I N G H A M Furruahed 3 bed-room. i s ba th brtck r a n c h Fami ly r o o m . 2 car ge rage . 6 - 8 m o n t h a aaa N o n s m o k e * a n o p e t a .

( 1 1 0 0 ' m o n t h 855- 2 5 9 7

B I R M I N G H A M A t t r ac t i ve 3 bed-r o o m rancTi f reeftN p a i n t e d aa ap-aftancaa uerage (7SC 5 5 3 - 2 6 3 1

B I R M I N G H A M 2 b e d r o o m , hard-w o o d f loor* Vary C lean i 1962 Sowar* AveHebie Nov 1 ( 8 l 5 ' ' m o Can 258-90 12 or 6 4 4 - 4 5 1 2

B I R M I N G H A M - 3 b e d r o o m * 1 be th carpeted, band* , fvwahed beaemant . ad appaancea. air cond i -t ioned. garage. S l i S 0 / m o p lus *e -curlty 6 4 6 - 5 7 4 3

CANTON - Pret ty 2 b e d r o o m b u n -ga low Ava i lab le r m d - N o v e m P e r ( 4 7 5 p lu* securi ty d e p o e n For m o r e m f o p w e * * c a « 8 2 7 - 9 1 9 2

CANTON- W a r r e n / C a n t o n Cen te r 4 b e d r o o m bnck coaonlel. 2 ' s baWi i*s floor laundry, famtfy r o o m f l re-plece. centra l Mr awam c lub ( 1 3 0 0 / m o

D 8 H PROPERTIES 737 - 4 0 0 2

DEARBORN C lean b e d r o o m Carpe t i ng , gerage Backyard peta ( 8 7 5 / M O 5 6 4 - 9 3 8 0

DEARBORN HEIGHTS, R e d f o r d B e l l e v * * 3 b e d r o o m b r i e * baae-ment. k ids and pets okay

2 7 3 - 0 2 2 3

DEARBORN HEIGHTS - 3 bed-rooms very d e a n , c o n t e m p o r a r y decor garage beeemen t A v e a e U e immed ia te ly 5 3 2 - 2 8 7 2

Open 7 days 722-4700

DEARBORN HTS 3 b e d r o o m r a n c h fam*y roam Dwt r i c i 7 4 8 5 5 Ziegier no p e t * Immed ia te 0ccup4u>cy ( S T S m o ' V s m o aecurrty 2 7 8 - 5 9 3 1

W e s t l a n d TOP

• FLOOR IJ you have never l ived in an * p a r t -men t be fore , or a r * a b o u l l o leeve your p a r e n t * h o m e we have the O a al p iece for youl

ONE 8 T W O B E D R O O M S Care f ree n o lawn to cut or ma ln te l n ol any k i n d Jo in our other 122 reel-dents a l ready l iv ing wtht ua a l W * r r a n near M i o d i e o e n Enjoy swim-ming In our large hee led pool. ( 4 5 0 - ( 4 9 5 per mo incaudes every th ing excep t e lec t r ic i ty 8 laaepnone C a t for a r appt at

427 -1997

7 BEDROOM S P E C I A L

S45/MO DJSCOUNT 7 oed room. 1 &a l f i «»«* p iuah car-pet ing w a f t " m a a t e r cfcoeet 4 a»or-,age Bftnds dlanwaa#>ar s a o x t r y â l i doors wtt^ i n t e r c o m ba i cony or pe f lo po<n 4 play a reas By Wesf tand M a i . c a t i a f t c M d

WOODLAND VILLA 422-5411

DEARBORN 2 7 5 1 V r o o m bunga low garage. ( 8 5 0 p *

3 bed-

depowt Reierencee C a l

W E S T L A N D

6200 North W a y n e Rd STUDIO ( 3 9 5

1 B E D R O O M ( 4 4 5

2 B F D R O O M ( 4 7 0

ONE MONTH FREE RENT i nc lude* band* p o o l air h e e l 8 w e tar Senior D H c o u n t Ctoee to Wes l i end S h o p p i n g Cen te r

_ 722-5155 A B L O O M F I E L D Sub le t tu»y fur mened *pei - tmer i t 2 b e d r o o m * , o v e r i n o k i lake R e e s o n e b l e rent A v e l a O M -mmeOielely 881-0T5®

402 Furnithad Apta. For Rant

WARREN E V E R G R E E N 3 bed room, b e e e m e n t g e r a g e 1SOO per m o n t h 1 m o n t h secur i t y

4 7 8 - 6 3 3 8

T E L E G R A P H ' S C H O O L C R A F T 2 bedroom, l anced yerd, ehed. n o p e t * ( 3 5 0 per m o n t h Hr*t . Last, a n d aecunty 5 3 3 - 3 2 7 8

WARREN 8 E V E R G R E E N 3 b e d -r o o m 2 car g a r a g a no a p p l i a n c e * ( 5 2 5 per m o n t s t u <eat p lus *e -curlty 5 8 1 - 8 7 2 9

WARRENOALE s of W a r r e n E ol Evergreen 2 b e d r o o m * , a p p k a n c e * . baaement r * car g a r a g e «enced ya rd Nice houeel (4i65 per m o n t h * aecur t t , 4 78 -8693

DETROIT - j o y Rd / E v e r g r e e n e ree 2 bedroom, fua beeemen t p r i vecy fence, atove 8 fr ig i nc luded ( 4 2 5 / m o pfcia ( 6 0 0 aecurtty 729 -1215

DETROIT 2 homea 3 b e d r o o m bun-galow fu* baaement g a r a g e ( 4 6 0 W e r - e r 8 Evergreen e ree 7 * 0 1 Ptamview 7304 A u b u r n A g e m

4 7 6 - 6 4 9 7

DETROIT - S M * e / T e i e g r a p h a r e a 2 b e d r o o m * garage, ut i l i ty r o o m (300< mon th p lu* (300 aecurrty

•S33-3374

W E S T L A N D T O W E R S W O W l E n d ie»s S u m m e r 1 * n d t b e d r o o m h i g h - r i s e w i t h b a l c o n y I n d o o r H E A T E D Pool and tann l * Walk to Maa N O h E A T 8 I L L S 7212SOO

W E S T L A N D

TOWERS

wow End less S u m m e r

1 & 2 bedreem MGH-rise, with except iona l balcony v iews Indoor HEATED pool tennis, w i t h i n walking dis-tance to West land Mall

N O H E A T

BILLS!

7 2 1 - 2 5 0 0

Birmingham Downtown M O N T H L Y L E A S E S

1 OR 2 BEDROOM Furnished A Unfu rn i shed

Starts at $32 50/Day UTILITIES INCLUDED

851-4147 EXECUTIVE G A R O E N A P T S

DETROIT - 5 M i l e Te leg raph a r e a 3 b e d r o o m ranch. 2 car ga raga . new ca rpe l i ng nghl l l i t u r e * w i n d o w t rea tments very sharfc ( 4 6 5 . ' m o Dave 2 5 5 - 5 6 7 8

F A R M I N G T O N HILLS • E x e c u t i v e co lon ia l 4 b e d r o o m 2 'a be th M e n y e x t r * * b e c k * 10 C o m m o n * Avai l -able now ( 1 6 5 0 . m o 8 6 1 - 6 3 4 4

B I R M I N G H A M D O W N T O W N 1 b e d r o o m ap i lor aubiaaea 3 moe Cent ra l air am appUancaa. c a b l e ( 5 5 0 - ' m o 591 -2424 or 6 4 6 - 0 7 0 7

B I R M I N G H A M . 'Down town - 1 bed-r o o m ever.uttve -en ta l wi th all amen-i t ies Oule l aaegent 8 e x c e p t i o n a l Wkty rates avertable 3 3 5 - 0 7 5 0

B I R M I N G H A M D O W N T O W N Compieieky K^n lened 1 b e d r o o m or tme locat ion Oaehe* i m a n * . TV. m ic ro Snort rerm svaMeble ( 7 2 5 In-c ludes uti l i t ies 6 4 2 - 0 0 9 3

r

F A R M I N G T O N HILLS Smal l 2 b e d r o o m ( 4 5 0 par m o p lus

FARMrNGTON HILLS 3 b e d r o o m colonia l , family room. V e p i a c a al-tacnad garage. ( 9 7 5 ' m o

4 7 4 - 4 3 7 5

BIRMINGHAM PUTNEY MEWS

Comple te ly h j r m v « c t o e m i vx iw ia 70 de»ghrk j * 2 b e d r o o m vjnlta TV d u n e s »nen» E i t a n d a M a 30 da> ieeaea Great l oca t i on

•From $960 689-8482

F A R M I N G T O N H I L L S 2 b e d r o o m 1 bath. 2 car a t t a c n e d garage (800 . 'mon th

5-6 Bedroom c o k m a l 2 oe tha 2 car a t tacned ga rage b a a e m e n t ( 1 5 0 0 m o n t h Bo th h o m e * o n 10 a c r e * of l and

5 3 4 - 1 0 6 7

F A R M I N G T O N HILLS- L » g e 4 b e d -room i rv ieve l 2 ' s b e t h * f i rep lace pa t io * « *pp fcance* b e a u t i f u l na ighbomood . ( 1 . 4 2 5 / m o 7 8 6 - 0 0 2 8

F A R M ' N G T O N HH.LS-3 b e d r o o m bnck colonial. 2 car a n a c n e d ga-rage 1'S be ths temi ly r o o m , in g round pool 8 mo r r w e m u m a a i a ! e » V m o • t ' s aecurtty 4 7 8 - 9 7 1 3

W E S T L A N D venoy 8 Palmer 1 b e d r o o m a p e r t m e n i ( 3 5 0 per m o n t h inc ludes hsef and wa ie i

3 2 6 - 2 7 7 0

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CMSNEY/EPCOT Unmarsal S t u d i o * 1*1 Mass aw a , L u x i ^ y 2 a n d 3 bad-room. 2 ba th oondo a>a*na> dryar microaiava. i x x * (acuzzJ.

Spa-c o u r t * From 1529 0a. a c .* ! lor OCT 6 Nov $90 a day Days 474-9190 Evanlngs 4 7 8 - 9 7 1 3

4 1 4 S o u t h e r n R e n t a l s

S A R A S O T A F L O R I D A I Iwaury < doa, 2 b a d r o o m * . 2 p H I N i tan—ftad. p o d . g o * Month ly

751-7963

4 1 5 V a c a t i o n R e n t a l s

A V A I L A B L E FOR SKI W E E K E N D S LoaMy 4 b a d r o o m 3 b a m c o n d o . WaAoon Laha. $320 par a n a k a n o

644 -5194

BOYNE AREA CHALET - Croas coun t r y 6 doaanrua *kang. t i a a p * t mdoor Jacuzzi, a n a k t y « and ra ta * 362 -7657

BOYNE C O U N T R Y 8k . Houaa can-l r M t o m a M o u n t a i n M«gniarxia I N u b s S w a p * 6 $2 0 0 0 k » *aaaon

649 -2603

4 1 7 R e e i d e n c e a

T o E x c h a n g s

P R O F E S S I O N A L W O M E N Saafcmg r o o m m t h a VWaga 04 Frankkn . lor • a c b a n g a o l c o m p a n y or aghl houaawprk . In ava rung* 3 par l . l l a l a r a n c a a AaHaWbM Call 917 -348 -2196

4 2 0 R o o m s F o r R e n t

BERKLEY laga* $55 par i . * * n

B L O O M F I E L O H I L L S Furmahad ' o o m ' bam. lovaly n o m a , n o n dr ink-mg t m o k i n g $ 3 2 5 6 390 * dapoart

J i m t w * . I .nans 647-6623

C A N T O N • F o r d R d / 2 7 5 Fun room only a n d Oath lor a m p t o y s d mala ovar 3 0 G r a a l for t r ans fe rs * $ 6 5 / » k 961-0650

4 2 0 R o o m s F o r R e n t

W E S T L A N D F u r n i a h a d / u n l u i -naahad 2 l o c a t i o n * I n c l u d a * uiik-As* k i t c n a r . 6 Ra ia * I r om $ 6 5 - $ 6 0 / « a a k

4 2 1 L i v i n g Q u a r t e r s

T o S h a r e

FREE EXPRESS F O R T E N A N T S Fas tu rad on K E L L Y 4 C O TV 7

AS Agas. Tastaa. O c c u p a t i o n s B a c k g r o u n d * 6 L f l sa t y l a *

H O M E - M A T E S P E C I A L I S T S

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FERNOALE- - naar 6 8 6 0 7 5 lur msnsd r o o m , k i t c n a r p r i . aaga* . n « a qu«at s ras $ 3 0 0 ' m c Prs lar >»uiat m a i u r s g * n t l a m a n ovar 50 399-9966

GARDEN CITY M a w l o o m m a t a n s a a s d aga 20 -25 yrs 3 b a d r o o m h o u a s / b s a s m a n t Cad Snaaw ot Jason 421 -3129

HUGE 3 b a d r o o m S o u m h a i d c o n d o to sha>* a r m 2 s t ra ight malas No pats Non -amoka r p r a l a r i a d $265 ' mo Poo l t a n a M o r a g s 156-1044


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m a r t 3 b a d r o o m . 2 lu l l b a m s * p o a d a r r o o m , sacurt ty Marm 2 car

Caga. baaaman i . a * appaancas t

rwtura Laava maa*aga 352-2367 SOUTHFIELD whrta mala to * f t a r * 3 b a d r o o m rancn $275 m o n t h p lus u ta i t i a * Can ar ia . 6 p m 559 6 9 »

LARGE S O U T H F I E L D h o m a l o *ha<* * b a d r o o m a 2 b a m s , lua Baaamani Sna rs uitatlas

5 i 7 - 0 5 3 9

W E S T L A N O - L o o k i n g lor r o o m m a l a to snar * 2 b a d r o o m homa lu« pr tv i iaga* $ 2 7 0 ' m o n t n p<u* '» util l twa Ca» any t lma . 722-3566

B O Y N E / P E T O S K E Y , 2 laval l n » r c o n n a c t m g r o u n d h o u a a B a d r o o m * 3 dowm/4 up. I n a n k . k i t chan* c o m P * t * d u o n o u a a p i c t u ra * 347 -0661

FT M E T E R S B E A C H 6 OELRAY B E A C H FLA

on gu l l

GREEN VALLEY. A 2 i m m a d l a l a oc-cupancy 1 b a d r o o m vWs c o m p i a t s r , h j r ruahad k> p a r t aa t l i ng Rac laaa 6 uintnaa « d u d a d 4 m o n t h m i n i m u m

block f rom laundry I b l ock Norn p o o l Inquira 802 -646 -3606 or

3 1 3 - 2 6 6 - 0 6 0 4

H U T C H I N S O N I S L A N D - F L A Ocaanf ront . l u i u r i o u * c o n d o . 2 bad-r o o m 2 b a m * . 3 moa m i n i m u m Jan -Mar $ 1 9 0 0 ' m o Cal l 313-227-7560 o r 5 5 3 - 3 4 7 1

KEY LARGO F lor ida 2 B a d r o o m Condo fc>( rant by day » a a k or m o n t h On ocaan Evas 3 4 9 - 6 0 7 3 Oay* 4 2 7 - 0 7 6 0

LAUOERDALE BY THE SEA O n i n * ocaan comp la ia l y lum«* f iad 2 b a d r o o m c o n d o ava l lM* lor tt>a saason 343 -0726 or 775 -6261

M A R C O ISLANO-FL A a a k l y r an l -ws Chr is tmas avai lab le 2 b a d r o o m c o n d o * o n tha baach C o s t a l Man-agamant Ranta l * 1 -600 -226 -3032

TROY - Normf laW HMs 2 b a d r o o m . 1'a ba th , flmahad b a s s m a n t C loaa l o schoo l * 6 1-75 $695 par m o pfcj*

64 1 -2656

TROY - 18 M a a ' C o o l l d g a 3 bad-r o o m condo . 1'4 ba ths , h rap laca . vary c laan all app l iancaa. d a c k . poo l , Iann is 1639 * q ft , $ 1 1 7 5 / m o Indudaa haat 4 9 7 - 5 1 2 9

LAKEFRONT C O N D O W A T E R F O R O Magmf l can l l aaa l ron i vwarl La rga I M n g araa. ma*»ar b a d r o o m auita. huga a a l k - w ctoaal 2 tuH b a m s . 2 •ray Araplaca. boat (Hp ava i lab le Graal locat ion - caa for m o r a In fo rmat ion ' Kavw. days 6 4 4 - 4 5 0 0 ava* 8 5 5 - 6 3 1 5

W A T E R F O R O L u r u n o u a 2 b a d r o o m c o n d o *

Laaaa w i th op t ion to b u y S ta r t ing at $575 , 'mon th 3 9 6 - 2 6 2 1

NAPLES, F lor ida Foxhrs 2 bad-room. 2 baths, tu rn lshad . *U appa-ancas. golf, tannts h s a l a d p o o l 6 lacuzzl Can co l lec l 8 1 3 - 6 4 3 - 4 3 6 2

NAPLES - Vandarb l t t Baach C o n d o . 2 b a d r o o m s 2 ba ths Quit-bay v w > Jan $3 000 Fab $3 ,500

( 3 1 3 ) 2 7 6 - 1 8 2 5

POINCIANA. FL R a s o n naar 01*-r>ay 2 b a d r o o m c o n d o Haapa 6 12' 2 1 - 2 8 / 9 1 d lacoun tad g o " & tanrwa $850 'waak n a g o t l a d a 6 5 5 - 5 5 1 6

B O Y N E ' P E T O S K Y AREA 8 b a d r o o m co t taga W a a o o n Lake, avattabia yaar r ound

616 -281 -1715

EXCITING TRAVERSE CITY Specia l Fan Rates Per fect co lor tour h o m a baaa 1-2 b a d r o o m s . m o -le i au i ta* . « i tchens. p o o l HBO

1%00-966-2646

HALE ' Famay gat away nss i e n d in tha n o r m w o o d s 5 b a d r o o m cot-tage mdoor poo l w o o d e d area 517 - " 345-0711 . 517 -873 -3501

H A R B O R S P R I N G S / H a r b o r Cove luaury c o n d o Recent ly r edeco ra ted Sleeps 9. Indoor haa l lhc iub on premises Ava i lab le for tea 4 winter ski r e n t s ! * 3 1 3 - 3 3 1 -7404

H A R B O R SPRINGS 12-20 t o 1-2 4 b a d r o o m , 3 ba th , ho i t u b A e r o * * f r o m Boyne H igh land* Sk i R e e o n $ 2 2 0 0 576 -1226 646 -5242

H A W A I I 1 week o n Wa lk i k l Baach for 7 d a y * 4 n igh ts S leeps 6 self con ta i ned $700 * week Cal l a f ter 5 p m 2 6 1 2766

A F E M A L E T O R E N T r o o m * n 0 C A N T O N Pr iva te e n t r a n c e coun- " o ™ S o u t h a a * t F a r m i n g t o r try * t m o s p h a r * qurat h o m e Home M " * d r inker $ 3 0 0 per m o n t f pnvuegaa E*p r«»sways Ma tu re 471 -4352 amo loyad p a r s o n $ 7 5 / w k 397-0065 C A N T O N R o o m m m o o a a r>ome mc iuda* u t i k i ra * l aund ry fac iut ia* 4 all ncHjae pr iv i lagaa $450 per m o n t h • p h o n e 495-1105

D E A R B O R N HTS Furn ished b a d r o o m w«Th ba tn to* n o n s m o k i n g em-p loyed i a m t » 40 -65 years $300 m o n t h pk /s » u t i l i t ies 563-7030

G A R D E N C I T Y - I u r n l s h e d r o o m ] P r i v i l e g e s N o n - s m o k e r / d r i n k e r $235 a m o n t h m a d v a n c e • "» utik-t ie*. secur ' ty 4 - s l a r e n c a s 42 t -669 i '

L I V O N I A n o n - s m o k i n g 1 * m * l * R o o m new " l i c h e n laundry air catwe Share h o m e $56 ^nciudea ut i l i t ies Leave message 422-6178

L IVONIA PRIVATE ENTRANCE B a m c lean fu rn ished , s leeping Via 1-96 275 5 M i l e . N e w b u r g

$60 464-1690

N O R T H V I L L E - f u rn i shed r o o m $60 per week W a g o n Whee l Lounge 212 S M a i n 349 -8666

REDFORO-qu la t c i een no d r i nk ing / d r u g * S m o k i n g o u t s i d e of house K i tchen prnniegas. $ 6 5 / w a a k plus " i u t i l i t ies Ma le> famate 534-0109

H O M E S T E A D - A t t rac t i ve 1 2 4 3 b e d r o o m s p a e x u s d a l u i a c o n d o s Paak Fall Color Oct 18 4 25 week a n d 4 Sk« Season Owner 553-0643 I R O O M FOR REN 1 lull house p r t w

REDFORD s leep ing r o o m . Plym-outh. T s l s g r s p h area clean, accept-• U s h o m e $65 'w« p lus securrt* depos i t 255 -2667

K I S S I M M E E FLORIDA-Luau ry Villa s leep* 10 December 28 - Jan 4 1992 1 Mi le l o Disney e n t r a n c e $1 ,200 per week 313-823-2183

R e d f o r d Ca l l af ter 6 535-6924

L E E L A N A U COUNTY En(oy the peak o1 i h e color season in our wa l a r f r o n i home wtth Iwepiace Naar Ls land 4 Traversa City S leeps 10 CMI.

R O O M F O P P f NT w»th ^vouM prrwv « g e t upe** tVoc W Dearbo rn a re* . r>on-*mo*er no C««i

2 7 7 - O M 2

A F F O R D A B L E H O U S I N G

N o n - S m o k m g S o u t h f i e l d H o m e s - p r i va te R o o m • H o m e Prnrttagea • Many a v s a s M e • N o Fee • caundry • CatWe • No . e a s e • N o P e t a

$ 2 4 5 - $ 2 9 5

7 4 6 - 9 2 3 7

ALL C I T I E S - S I N C E 1976

PAY NO FEE Unt i l You See L i s t i ngs of •

Q U A L I F i E O P E O P L E SHARE L I S T I N G S • 6 4 2 - 1 6 2 0

FREE C A T A L O G U E 864 So A d a m s . B i r m i n g h a m Mi

LITTLE BIT o l c o u n t r y m the crty 3rd person w a n t e d 1o share beaut i -ful 3 o e d r o o m Troy norae f a rm $ 3 4 5 ' m o spirt u tmi iee 879 -9606

LIVONIA M a t u r e w o r k i n g adul t , r oom to rent w i th house pr iv i lege* and share oiiuitiee $350 per m o n t h Aher 6 p m 425 -3491

MALE WISHES to snare h.s T bed-room house wi th s ingle e m p a j y e d female $240 m o • '•» ut i l i t ies Close l o Royai Oak 642 -8733

MATURE F E M A L E R O O M M A T E Needed l o shere Troy a p a n m a n i

362 -2766

W E S T L A N O - 2 b e d r o o m home to snare with p a r s o n pr*rer>aOI> over 50 Dog okay B rand naw ' u rwshec b e d r o o m 721-4108

« B L O O M F I E L D p r p l e a a « n e i lo

H o m e 360-1527

4 2 2 W a n t e d T o R e n t

B A S E M E N ! FOR R E N T Share k i tchen, b a t h r o o m , p o s s i b l e full houaa pr iv i leges for r i gh i pe rson ;

Must »ove Ch i ld ren M a l e or f ems ie References $ 3 5 0 - $ 4 0 0 427-639B

NON S M O K I N G f e m a l e to anare 2 Oedroom" apt wt th same B loom-tieid B i r m i n g h a m area M i d 20 s $297 5 0 / m o • u tmt iaa 853 -3262

OAK PARK tema le r o o m m a t e want , ad non amc-ker ruce area Clean h o m e $ 2 0 0 p lus W ut i l i t ies Can Karen 546 -4246

PROFESSIONAL female seeding sa 2 b e d r o o m apt ir m c References

non i m o k ing i to share large l es t l and $300

459 -4664

B I R M I N G H A M - I N T O W N FabuaOuS: v i n tage h o m a , f i r e p l a c e w o o d ! f loors, s p a o o u s N a s i reapons ib ie fsmaie see«s s a m e • 644 -9096

B I R M I N G H A M 3 b e d r o o m co -ed house in d o w n t o w n l o o k i n g for 3rC roommate . 2 car g a r a g e , f i rep lace basement Mus t b e r e s p o n s i b l e pro fess ions! 4 d e a n $ 2 5 0 mo | Avsaab le Nov I E v e n i n g s 2 5 6 - 5 6 4 :

R O O M to ran i in 3 b e d r o o m rvome ty S leeps 1Q [ ful l house prrv i legas 6 u t l imes $3001

616 -947 -7440 " W 1 5 1 4 r « h J K » d 6 Mi ie & Teragrspn Ask for Dav id 531-8176

PORT RICHEY F l o r i d a W a t e r f r o n t 2 r o o m apar tment fu rn ished, al l uiai t iaa $250 'weak 3 m o n t h min i -m u m . non -smpks rs . 8 6 4 - 0 6 1 0

PUERTO V A L L A R T A . M X O c a a n c o n d o 2 bed room, s leeps 6 12 /19 / 91 - 1 /3 /92 $650 /week or $ 1 5 0 0 / 2 weeks negol lsoks 6 5 5 - 5 5 1 6

SHANTY CREEK - Scnws* M o u n t a i n Cha ie l 4 b e d r o o m . 2 v ba th , comp le l s l y redecora ted , TV 6 VCR, wtth Ml aman i t lea 822 -4000

TRAVERSE CITY Nor th Shore inn Luxu ry 1-2 bed room, beach f ron t c o n d o s C a l now tor low Fall S Col-or Tour n l . s n d packages H a s t e d pool, VCR. H B O 1 -800 -966 -2365

S A R A S O T A . B rand new 2 bad-room. 2 ba th c o n d o on g o " c o u r s e In M e e d o w s C C Re*Ort Poo l rage Weak or m o n t h

Poo l g a ^ 5 4 0 - 0 6 1 8

TRAVERSE CITY AREA - l o g c a b i n Sleeps 4, on i n te rmed ia te Lake F i rep lace, hot t u b very c lean Great h u n t i n g sk i ing ar i ra (6161544-3302

5 0 0 H e 4 p W a n t e d

ROYAL O A K Bever ly Hi l ls p ro l es siona! s e e k i n g t h e s a m e to shara 3 b e d r o o m Ranch. 1'S Oafhs lu l l b f»emer . t . f i rep lace, cen t ra l air. ga ' a g e Share U M i t w * $ 4 0 0 / m o -

Cal l 549-1778

TROY - r o o m for r e m female (non-smok ings r e d u c e d rant m exchange tor c a r e cf e l d e r s w o m a n , cak w«es

6 9 3 3638

W E S T L A N O C E N T E R AREA F»ce clean tu rn-shed r o o m w i th phone for s tudent o r w o r k i n g p e r s o n Refer ences 4 depos i t 525-5794

C O L L E G E S T U D E N T w i s h e s t o shsre home w i th f sm. ty M s t u r e j $300 m o Mus t b e in R a d f o r d Novi West land or L i von ia a r e a s 961-14921

F A R M I N G T O N M i l LS . 'NOVI - L u . u ry 2 b e d r o o m 2 b a m o n lake FuliJ s i re washer .'dryar sK • r r e m t e i $ 3 6 5 / m o - 's u t i l i t i es 3 6 4 - 0 2 3 *

f A R M I N G ' O N H I L L S - C o m p u t e r p ro fess iona l w h o has b a a n m o v e d , t o area seek s n o n s m o k i n g p ro l es s-onai to share s p a c i o u s ? b e d r o o m i apt Leave message 4 7 7 - 1 1 3 5

1 F E M A L E P R O F E S S I O N A L seeks! same to shara 2 b e d r o o m 2 b a l f I Sout r the ld a p a r t m e n t $ 2 9 Q p lus ha<r ut i l i t ies 559-690-4 j

F E M A L E S T U D E N T r o o k i n g tor-r o o m m a t e t o share s m a l l 2 b e d r o o m I Rat n Nov i $ 2 0 0 ' M O p lus > utili-t ies $ 100 secur i ty d e p o s i t 349-249-4 j

FEMALE T O shs re R a d f o r d h o m e | wtth w o r k i n g sduf t N o n - s m o k e r imrhed 'Bte o c c u p a n c y $ 2 5 C / m o -ut i l i t ies 534 -1933

QUIET PERSON l o share home m Mun l ing lon W o o d s 2 ca ts garage ruce ya rd Ca l l a h e r 5 p m

6 4 4 4 195

ROCHESTER fema le seeks sar»w l o shsre 3 o e d r o o m house laundry •acikhes $ 3 0 0 ' m o r v t h • • u t i M I M avai lable now 652-9415

ROCHESTER H ILLS , c laan con tem-porary h o m e h»«ge lof • deck over look mo w o o d s p r i v a t e r o o m , ba th 4 l iving $400 - u w t . e s 650 -2462 I

HC iOMMATE W A N T E D $300 per m o n t h inc ludes ut i l i t ies Mare, ' a m aie Roc neater H.lia

651 -9739

S i N G L f M A I E Vp sl-.are 8 i o o m i r « o Hills ranch .-75 4 ' A d a m s $ 4 7 5 / m o inc lud ing uti ' i i»es A v a i a b * e Nov t

2 9 9 8 9 7 8 . S O U T H F I E L D ' u r n i s n e d R o o m | K i t c h e n L a u n d r y E m p l o y e e Female N c m - S m o k . n g ° r e f e r r e o

Cal l 3 5 7 - 0 0 2 t

SPACIOUS, fu rn i shed 2 b e d ' o o m apt to share in Roya l Oak Air 4 ac-cess to p o o ' $300 per m o .nc iudes j ut i l i t ies excep t p h o n e References 4 t m o s secur i ty r e q u i r e d Pre ferab ly ) smoker. 268 -0343 ]

WESTLAND Snare 3 b e d - o o m home artth m a w or female Q-.net I area Pr ivacy f ence pets o k $75/

- depos i t rnciudes ut i l i t ies & house pr iv i leges 4 5 6 - 6 7 7 1

CARFUAGE MOUSE G A R A G E APT Profess ional r n a r n e d coup le wvllrng

I to f i x -up and repair pr ior to move-In Coup le . * very c lean. poBta and r e spec t * pr ivacy Re fe rence* *vai l ab le 645 64 77

FEMALE Chrrsnan iook .ng to rent 2 1 of 3 b e d r o o m h o m e wi th same. War

•en C o n s o h d s ' e d schoo l d n t n c i Wil l shsre expenses Jean 661-1964

SINGLE MATURE M A L E employee tutl t ime, look ing lor house to rem Prefer 1 wi th ga rage SouthHeM Redfo rd Fa /mmgtcm or L ivonia Reason BOW rent Cal l after 6 or e a v e message 356-1416

S O U T H F I E L D L IVONIA , 'Nov . or P l ymou th P u c e range befweer $475 4 $500 2 Oedroom house Gail 354 6299

W A N T E D TO rent 1 or 2 bed room 1 f lat n the Rochesler or Auburn HMs

area by 0c1 31 Days 340-5078 Eves 727-2160

4 2 4 H o u a e S i t t i n g S e r v .

EXECUTIVE G E N T L E M A N avariabw t o h o m e sft for annter season m O a k l a n d Coun ty Cal l o- leave mes-sage lor BOC 852 8269

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B I R M I N G H A M I N - T O W N 6 * ! 7 ' v parage space dry 4 secure too per m o n t h • 649-4516

ZARGE S T O R A G E 1 2 . 5 5 $ 2 8 5 / m o 12x22 - $ 1 1 5 / m c 320C- sq h $ 7 5 0 - m o 9 MiW » Fayming ion 474 -2290

OUTSIDE FENCEO STORAGE Near a i rpor t I m p r o v e d surface. * • ac re W a y n e M ich igan $250 MO Can 355-5255

W A N T E D TO RENT heerec l i e " age lor 1 or 2 - 5 yarf l tru<.k* me Nov th ru mrd M a r c h N W a-sa N o v W . t o m New Hudson Muforf l F a r r i i n g t o n etc C a l B.I '646-0259

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1pm- 5 p m 9 8 1 - 8 1 0 0

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CARPET CLEANERS 4 HELPERS Some expananoe ham I K but not -a raaaary U tana day p o a m o n a c M B*ifaaai'i 3-Spm

C A R / T R U C K PORTERS •Ml t ime poa l tuna M c d o n a l d Ran l a Many o c a t i o n a Compet i t i ve salary and M u s i be 20 or oldar Wtm e a c M a n t

A p p l y 17000 Normvtas Rd . Nor th -v « s or 12795 ' a w g r a p h Taylor

CASHIER/CLERK FMI l ima $5 par hour Paid vacat ion App l y at 7 E » » e n M o r s 28205 Ford Rd Garden City

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4 5 4 - 8 5 1 0

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Fu* l i m a lor rmdraght m m at Shs l Serv ice S lshon C M t o set up mtar n e w 5 5 3 - 3 1 6 8

CASHIER - Large A m o c o Serv ice Canter tiaa fu" t ime oparsng. al noona, g o o d pay App»y Tal Mi Car Cars. 6495 Telegraph. B loom held 6 4 4 - 2 9 1 0

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Can Anne 5 5 3 - 6 5 2 1

CASHIERS lor salf-earve oaa l ion* , convenience ( t o r e * Fu* a n d par t t ime Days even ing* 4 rmo-rMght* Good )ob K> r e t r a e s App l y w i thm o m y Marathon Gaa S ta t iona

• 31425 A i m Art ior T r a « / M a r r l m « i - 32990 MlddMben at 14 Mae Rd • Dandy Sta t ion 27390 7 Mt 'lnfcater

A B O M O E D / U C E N S E D AGENCY A s s e m b l y / P r o d u c t i o n $8-1071* O e n c a l / T M c e p n o n w l $ 8 29 -11 /1 * D r i ve r * (ALL) $ 7 - 1 5 / 1 * Fac to r y $7 -16 /1 * luMnsgar t ia i t $18-32K Warehouse $7 -12 /1 *

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C I T r W j t X E M P L O Y M E N T AGENCY 7 » « 2 2 7

100% Refundeow $»3 Fee

A C A R E E R IN REAL E S T A T E SALES WITH U S IS A " R E A L JOG Og» pr Og« p r o g r a m * and *upp a re * o ar fect lve we guaran tee you a nWtk imm annual m c o m e o I $25,000

D O N ' T G A M B L E WITH YOUR FUTURE CALL ME TOOAYHI

LNOHRA, 477 -1111 REAL ESTATE ONE. INC

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ACCEPTING APPL ICATIONS For pa r t Uma of f ice c leaning Eve-n ing n o t n ideal for coupkea Orc-h a r d L a k s 4 14 MIW. u n i o n Lake 4

I Rd 881-1755

ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS tar oour tasy d a r k * P a n urns poaWona f • • • a n Apply M: Ti le Food Empo-r ium. 37398 W 6 Maa Rd . L ~ o r » s I N e w t — u h Plaza, c o m e r of 6 Mae 4 N e w t a i r ^ i J

A C C O U N T A N T CPA M m n i d i M l or par t t k n e m -

.^J iv tdua l exper ienced tn tax r e l u m e

Mary requ i rements l o 902 N I Road. O s w e o n Mi 48017

A C C O U N T A N T

r e a u m e l o : C o n t r o M e r . 2 7 8 0 0 M o r t h w e e l a r r H w y . Su i t e 2 0 0 S o u M M d , Mt 46034

A C C O U N T I N G CLERK - par t t ime

m g S e n d r e a u n e wi th aalary r eQu* man ts to P O Box 2 9 0 0 2 V Waa l B l o o m a a l t . Ml 46325

A C C O U N T I N G - $7-$7 90 /HR Plue oenMlfa


A C C O U N T S 2 immed ia te open lnga tar d a r k a at busy a u o u r b a n a u t o d a a H r a M p Must have expe r ience In aimer or b o m araa* Pa s i a -amp exper ience not requ i red , b u t p ra ta r rad WK t ram Mus i be energet ic a i m posi-t ive a t t i tude t o w a r d dut ies Cxcaaent bene l l t p a c k a g e Salary n e ^ t j o w

to Box 180. CK)eerier 8 Ecoantnc f law a p a p era. 3 8 2 S 1 S c h o o l c r a f i Rd . L ivonia. M taMgan 4 8 1 5 0

A D J U N C T F A C U L T Y Walah Coaega haa openmga tor m -• t r uc to r s t o teach D i n a n * * C o m -mun ica l lona tor tha wmie r t e rm Openmga a re at our Por t Hu ron 4

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EXPERIENCED A E R O e i C m e l r u o lo rs PrtMer ACE or A F A A cert i f ied or mm t r a m m o t i v a t e d ind iv idua ls Compe t i t i ve pay C M 591-1212

AEROBIC I N S T R U C T O R S NEEDED Cert Ihed p. wtm»ed or exper ienced Unt ied Heal th Spa. W o n d e r l a n d Man Can D o n TeeaMr 422-7200

AIR CONO<TK>NING/H£AT)NG M A I N T E N A N C E INSTRUCTOR

PART T IME Secondary u a n i f l c a i e p ra la r red . or three years axpta Day or Even ing

G a r d e n CKy A d u l t Educa t i on 422 -7198

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p a y 4 OeneUta M u s i C M I T u a a - F f l

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APPRAISER - R e s i d e n t ! * Reel Es-tate Appraiser wen ted for m e t r o araa Muat be bcenaed Con t i nen ta l Appra iaars 5 5 3 - 5 9 6 0

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g rounda parson, m e r ight c a n d i d a t e vr« snjery work ing o u t d o o r s 4 b e re-* p o n * i o w lor tha a p p e a r a n c e 4 deam inase of our g r o u n d a C M W l n d a m e r e A p t s M o n t h r u F n 10-6 4 7 1 - 3 8 2 5

APPLY A T R e d l o r d Lanes . 2 5 8 5 1 Qrsnd RNer a f ter 6 p m Bua pe rsona 4 p o n e , needed

A P P R A I S A L A S S I S T A N T Valuat ion Specw l l s ! wt th g o o d commun ica t i on afcMs M u s i b e salt mo t i va ted p r o l * a * l o n a l a n d mde-pandant M i n i m u m 5 years r ea l ae-tata exper ience S e n d r e a u m e a n d cover let ter to J o n e * Appra lea l Service, 975 E M e p w Road . Su i te 213. B i rm ingham. M l , 48009 A t t n M D Jones - C o n f i d e n t ! *

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T H I S G O O D ? No n igh t * , weekends , ho l i days M o n th ru Fri Day hours on ly Ea rn $115 to $175 m week ly pay Car

pa id mi leage C M M e m 5 2 5 - 7 2 9 0


A T T E N T I O N LIGHT INDUSTRIAL 50 PEOPLE NEEDED

I m m e d i a t e o p e n i n g s C a n t o n 6 BeHevilla areas All ahifts for assem biers 6 genera l laborers Posa i t iw pe rmanen t pos i t i ons Can

N O R R E L L TEMPORARY SERVICES

677 -2691

ASSISTANT OFFICE M A N A G E R With g o o d typ ing a n d w o r d p r u r a a a mg a k « s WordPer fec t 5 0 p r o l e * aionai appearance a n d poal t lve at t i -tude impor tan t Must oe e f f i c ien t and organized Salary 4 beneWa Sand reaume to GA S n o w d e n 4 Aaaooa laa 26100 Amer i can Or Ste 602. South f ie ld . Ml 46034

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6 4 7 - 9 4 9 0

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sf isr 90 days I m m e d i a t e pos i t i ons opan App l y today at 2 2 4 0 Gree r B N d . K e e g o Harbor 6 8 1 - 3 1 3 1

ASSISTANT M A N A G E R T R A I N E E S

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your a rea $1500 4 up a M t a we t r a m y o u to n j n our naw loca t lona N o e x p e r i e n c e

C M 4 2 2 - 8 2 2 3

A S S I S T A N T M A N A G E R Entry laval m a n a g e m e n t p o e W m i m Dearbo rn area G o o d pay - bene-f i ts M u s t heve o rgan iza t i ona l skO* 8 be w a n e to work o u t d o o r s T ranspo r ta t i on b a c k g r o u n d he lp fu l

S e n d r e a u m e to

Cord to . t S 0 « b o m . M l 48128

ATTENTION HOMEMAKERS

Cleaning hal lways m apa r tmen t c o m m u n n w * Day work car n e e d e d P u d ho l idays and vaca t ions $5 2 5 I d $5 50 per hour t m M o n ~ f n . 8 A M - 3 30 P M 4 2 7 - 4 3 4 3

A T T E N T I O N $ 10 per hour to atar i Men 4 w o m a n to Ml pos i t ion* m l a l e * 'ma rke t i ng , cus tomer service, area rep reeen ta l ive, del ivery, manager t ramaaa Telemarketers a lso needed N o ex-per ience neceaaary d u e l o c o m p a n y t ra in ing p rog ram Fr inge bene f i t s and pakd vacat ions C M only M y o u can s t s n immed ia te ly 5 3 7 - 7 0 6 7

A U T O C A D DETAILER For inter ior design f i rm w i th min i -m u m 2-3 y r s expe r ience S e n d re-sume to. Kris Redford , 136 Pea-body, B i rm ingham Ml 46009

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' d u d e s u p k e e p of s h o p a n d equ ip ment Hour ly wage [ . lus c o m m a swxi Great p iece t o s tar t your auto- j m o t i v e c a r e e r A d v a n c e m e n t ; possrtwe for ambrt iOus ind iv idua ls F a r m i n g t o n 477-0670 '

A U T O M A T I C S C R E W MACHINE Seek ing a p e r s o n w i th a m i n i m u m of 4 y r * e x p e r i e n c e o n d a v e n p o n s • Days 6 N igh ts ava i i abw - Over t ime • Medical, . 'Oental For a p p o i n t m e n t ca l l 532-6668

A U T O M E C H A N I C Master Commtsakon p lus b e n e f i t * M i n i m u m of 3 years e x p e r i e n c e App ly m per sor- Nov i M o t i v e inc ? 1530 Novi Rd oerweer . 8 4 9 m i l e Rd

A J T O P A R T S ORIVER NEEDED Fun t ime g o o d d r i v ing record s must App l y a l 32214 W . 8 Miie F e r m m g t o n


AUTO M E C H A N I C - T i * s i # r ft s ta le r e q u i r e d T o p Qmy tor

i rvj tvtOu*! Appiv in person W a f l o r * She l l 1420 Wast>-t«r.aw . Ypadant. 4 8 3 - 6 1 4 0

A U T O M O T I V E TIRE I N S T A L L E R S

4 G E N E R A L S E R V I C E Now accep t i ng a p p l i c a t i o n s l o t fui< and par t t ime pos i t r ons Wi l l t ra in j the t rgm ind iv idua ls M u s t have vafcd

BELLE T iRE I Fa rm.ng ton c M T o m 4 74-5042

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! wi l t ing t o t ram fo r ca r de ta i l i ng j Ptymouth a rea 4 5 9 - 6 0 8 8

A U T O SERVICE M A N A G E R SO* Superv ise Au to S e r v i c e Cen te r C a * M t Fry at 5 2 4 - 1 5 0 0 or r e a u m e to Personnel Data A g e n c y 1205 E 6«g

Beaver , T r o y Mi 46063

A T T E N T I O N H O M E M A K E R S Permanent par t t ime poa l t i on avai l -able Look ing tar very d e p e n d a b l e d e t M o r i en ted p e r s o n tor kght Ctaamng o l a m u a a m a m g a m e e 4 co I t a * equ ipmen t N o e x p e r i e n c e neceaaary Flexible day t ime h o u r s For p h o n e interv iew 8 3 8 - 5 2 9 0

AUTO D A M A G E M A N A G E R ; APPRAISER

Manegement pos i t i on wi th na t iona l company n e a d q u a r t r a d In D e v -b o m Ml EXTENSIVE TRAVEL NA-TIONWIDE G o o d pay • bene f i t s Musi have 3 yrs a u t o d a m a g e ex t imet mg exper ience 4 wWtng t o eet l -

management M « a requ i red S t a n immedia te ly Sand resume l o CTS . 15011 Michigan A v e Deebo rn Ml 46126

A t t n S T U O E N T S / G R A D S O T H E R S

10 -40 hours $ 8 . 0 0 S T A R T I N G

Scho la rsh ips col lage c red i t s Oppo r t un i t y to advance No te lemarke t i ng T rammg p r o v i d e d C f 9 e m - 9 p m 4 5 8 - 8 3 7 7

A U T O T E C H N I C I A N Wan ted for busy Goodyea r Shop Mua1 have e>i>er ier<e m lune-upa . compu te r d iagnos t i cs b rakes and suspens ion Pa id ho l idays a n d vaca-t ion D e n i a l / h e a l t h ca re package

Sou th f ie ld 353 -0450 Wes t land 721-1810 C a m on 454 -0440

A ZONE M A N A G E R TRAINEE 30K Superv ise dealers ten Genera l Mo-tors Degree r e q u i r e d Interv iews i p m i j e i 6 t p m Thurs or resume to Personne l D e l s Agency 1205 £ B.g Beaver Troy M. 46083

BACKYARD BIROS 22834 M o o n e y F a r m i n g t o n Look-mg tor an en thus ias t ic , h a r d w o r k i n g ind iv idua l to join, our g r o w i n g t e a m m the retei-l sales o f b u d s e e d and Suppl ies An mte res i in w i ld turds and the e n v i r o n m e n t is essent ia l App l i can ts mus t b e m g o o d hearth and be ab le to " 1 a n d u n l o a d 25 4 50 tb bags o l seed C a * 10am-6pm for an a p p o i n t m e n t 476-9444

A t WINDOW m F a r m i n g t o n Kms is n i i i ng W indow C l e a n e r s S o m e ex-per ience p re fe r red F u * t ime . M o n Sat $6 hour t o s t s r l O w n car re-Quired 655 -1071

BLUEPRINT MACHINE o p e r e t o r tu« t ime, benef i ts E x p e r i e n c e o n large equ ipmen t only App l y at N o n n w e s t B luepr in t C o 13450 F a r m t n g t o n Rd ai Schoo lc ra f t Lrvon ie

B O O K K E E P E R Payroa and p a y a b l e e x p e r i e n c e hekpM 4 6 4 - 8 9 2 0

B O W L I N G C E N T E R Needs expe r ience n igh t macf tsnrc Brunswick S u b u r b a n locat ion, Reply to Box 226 Obaerver 4 Eccen t r i c N e w s p a p e r s 36251 Schoo lc ra f t Rd 1-von ie Mich igan 46 150


A - t C L E A N I N G iN F A R M I N G T O N H I L l S is l ook ing lor Te lemarke te rs Mor- th ru Thurs 5 3 0 p m - 6 3 0 p m Sat,. 1 0 a m - 1 p m $5 00 per hour -commiss ion No co Id ca l l ing involved 8 5 5 - 1 0 7 "

BORING MILL H A N D pos i t i on a v s n s b w 10

e x p e r i e n c e on Oevtieg Days , ove r t ime , benef i ts Clean I i v o n i a shop 464-7766.

BRANCH M A N A G E R TRAINEE 35K Truck ren ts i dea le rsh ip Cal l Ms Frank land or M r Cur t i s s i 5 2 4 - 1 5 0 0 or resume fo Pe rsonne l De t s Agen-cy 1205 E Big Beaver . Troy. 46083 BRDGEPORT OPERATOR 4 LATHE I ' A N C e x p e r i e n c e d apply SI G 4 R Too l 6 G a g e 20528 Scnoo ic rah rOetween 0- r te r Dr & Evergreen)

BUILDING C L E A N I N G Cornpany has immed ia te par t l ima open ing .n the 12 M i l e / N o r t h w e s t e r n a / e a 3 h o u r s per niaht idea) for 1 person, or team $5 50 an hour p lus b o n u s pay Must have car 4 g o o d wo rk -ng refer ences Call A M only 5 9 5 - 8 0 4 0

BUILDING C U S T O D I A N For large non prof i t o rgan iza t i on Exper ience necessary Please w r i t e wi th work

h is tory t o The Sshrsbcm A r m y Kresge Ct.r 16130 N o r t h l a n d Dr

Sou th f ie ld M l 46075 ATTN D o n a l d Wems te i n

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O V E R L O A D OF W O R k Permanent Fuk Time A v a u s o w • Ass is tant M a n a g e r s • Adver t i s ing • Cus tomer Serv i ce • Del ivery 45 posi t rons Open Fu« t ra in ing pro-v ided $ 2 7 5 - $ 3 7 5 weekly Ho s i per . ence car is r e q u i r e d Chosen appii can ts win stsr- im-nediatery To ar ' ange a n appt Cal l Dawn 9 - 5 p m

2 9 9 - 8 9 8 1

CABINET M A K E R - Person e .per . -enced w c a b i n e t a n d counter toe cons t ruc t i on n e e d e d for Dearoorr , •ac tory Fuk t ime Denel i fs C M John P a t n c * f r om i i a m - 4 p m 422-1100

CAREER OPPOFITONITIES c u k t ime day a n d a f te rnoon posi-•-ons avanabw in a profess ions! p h o t o f in ish ing lab Nc experwnce necessary M u s i be s o w to w o n c-vert ime and s o m e Satu rdays S ta r t i ng pay $5 15 per hour Raise-and p r o m o t i o n s based on pe r fo rm ance Appry Nor th Amer ican Photo 27451 Schoo lc ra f t L ivon ia Ml

C A S H I E R S Fuk or par t time poal t ion avaaab ia $5/Tw pk j s bonuses Blue Croas ava i iabw Perfect hrs tor s t u d e n t * Apply In person Orcha rd 14 Car Wash 30960 Orchard Lake (S of 14 M e a l Far rmng ion HMs

BRICK CLEANER A n d Or Caulker w a n t e d M u s i M i exper ienced ' C a * 10am to 5pm M o n th ru Fn. 6 73-610C

A U T O C L E A N U P / D E T A I L I N G Super c lean ahop w i th great pay '

Exper ienced only D u r a t r o n 350-9160

FULL Or PART TIME S4.50

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An E q u a Oppo r t im l t y Employer

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n g s tor p roduc t i on macFana w o r t

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GENERAL LABOR - $ 8 - $ i 5 / H R

c a a Today Fee $86 00

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GENERAL LABOR Machms ahop Farming ton H a * F u l o m a Day* 6 n ights Benef i ts $4 50-$5 hr App ly 24850 Nor th t n d u e t n a > Nor th of Grand RNer t i e t w e w Haggsr ty 6 H a s t e d

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GENERAL L A B O R $150 B O N U S

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TRUCK DRIVERS (COL or C2) PRESS OPERATORS

J A N W R I A L MACHINE SHOP

C O N T R O L PANEL WIRING PACKAGING

SNELLING TEMPORARIES

N E V E R A F E E

FITNESS CENTER M a r k e t i n g R e p in terv iewing tar an sg rsss r s cre-ative. Mgnfy self mo t i va t i ng , m e n u s mg Rsp M u a enjoy m a hea l th s r x fitneaa p r u l e e a o n F W K M * H r * C a l 4 76-6877, eaa tor Mr Pauang

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Fua or par t uma W e e n a n d w e a 326 -8344

FOOO SERVICE - $6 50 .f ir plus benef i ts 7 3 0 a m - 1pm M o n th ru Fri Graa l IOC great l oca t i on g rea t pay -s teady great hrs C a l M a y 756-61-00

An E q u a Oppo r t un i t y Employer

FORECLOSURE T E C H N I C I A N M a t u r e mdh r l dua n e e d e d to mon i t o r and t rack fo rec losu res W o r d P e r -fect . 5 0 a p lus N o n - a m o k m g off ice Caa 10-1 P M DaCXMe 540 -7701

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SHOPPING CENTER MARKET Now hiring for new store location at 14 Mile & Haggerty Road. Immediate full & part-time o p e n i n g s for:

• Stock Clerks • Produce Clerks • Dell Counter Clerks • Meat Counter Clerks • Cashier Clerks

Must be 18 years or older Heavy lifting required

Excellent Pay ..

$5.75 to $6.00 per hour to start

Premium time (time and i*) for Sunday work. Flexible scheduling available. These are year around positions Apply In person at

SHOPPING CENTER MARKET 39950 14 Mile Road

(at Haggerty Road) or

6433 Orchard Lake Road - (at 15 MX* Road)

GENERAL M A N A G E R Needed f u l ame tar l a n M o n a com-pany k * a i be aapar tanoed. p m l e a a n n a , wea o r g a n a e d B e a m • a l a t i l s Send raatane t o Box 180. O b s a r n a 4 Eccentric H a a a p a p a s . 38251 Schoo lc ra f t Rd , LNoraa. Mtah lgan 48150

G » T M A N U F A C T U R E R T a m p o r e r y / F u l Ome help needed

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3 8 2 5 1 S c h o o i c r a n 148150

QFtOUNOS1 JANITOR P a n u n a e a s k a i d a R e x J b a h o u r * Muat be dapandab ia Sand raaume to Bos 214 O t a a r v e r 4 Ecoan tnc n e w s p a p e r * 38251 S c h o o l c r a f t Rd . LNoma. Mich igan 48150

QROUNOSKEEPER - to r « > a n m e n i oomplax m W a a a a m F»a o m e posi-t i on M u a bs raase is 4 have rutmr-ancea C a l 10am-4pm 456-7100

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500 Halp Wanted NAIL TECHNICIANS

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HAIRSTYLIST - PART TIME Busy Uvaraa shop

1 wags ; prof i t snar ing " M a a 477-9440

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3 4 6 - 5 8 6 5

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necessary Cat Oata Rhooer ts Haa Studta 689-5180

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362-6330

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exper ience a m u a Compeny t ruck oppo r tun i t y to m a k e $300 l o $800 s week A o c u a r Company 32483 Schoo le r si". Ihroraa.

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3 years exper ience only need apply C a l 9 a m - 5 p m 542-B3S3

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m a d d i t i o n t o e x c e l e n t c a r e a op-p o r m n n i s a w e o i t a c o m p e t i t i v e s a -s n e s s n d c o m p l s i s b e n e h t s P i e e e e s e n d r e e u m s l o 0 8 F v s m e n s F i n d • n a u r a n c a C o m p a n y P 0 B o x 33884 D e t r o n MJ 4 8 2 3 2 5 6 4 4 An e q u a o p p o r t u n i t y e m p l o y e r

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P.O. Box 9€1 Holland, OH 43528

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MONROE. Ml 48161 ( a v a l O p s n r * ' l | ( ' » l i i > 4 * » e V

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akl*a Currant relarancaa reqeared Muat live on arte Sand raaa'na to Box 234 Obeerver 4 Eccentr ic Newspapers. 34251 S c h o o l c r a l l Rd.. Uvonte. Michigan 48150

Retail Opportunities

" t is the season" to join

Jacobson's tla the aeaaon" t o earn ex t ra In-

come and an joy tha holiday exci te-ment a Jecobaon 's

We a r * interviewing now lor aatee-peopte. gift wrapper* , and o t h a po-amona so we can maintain our t radi-t ion to Una. p e r s o n a service

' to enjoy t *»ng pe r l

RECEPTIONIST Exper ienced Wanted tor Nak Salon In Fa rmmgton HWs

855-5055

RECEPTIONIST/' PLACEMENT CONSULTANT

Haadad tor our employment agency Recap t l on la dut ies 5-15 h r i M . f lexible, hourly wage Coneultarrt du t t eapa ld b y c o m m l e a o n Sand r e e x n a to

Progreeave 3 9 2 * 3 Ptyi P lymouth Rd . Ste 111

Uvonla . M l 46150 At tn : Ms. Denomme

RECRLHTER TRAINEE 30k Intervtew Employer* 4 Pason r t e l tor p tecamant Wed Ipm- or leeume to: P e r a o n n a Data Aoancy. 1205 E Bag

. Troy. ML 48043

ROUTE DRIVER Opportuni ty avaMabte tor par i t ime route driver MuM have good dr iv ing

^ record . 12 hours a week, 3am to 7 a m . Fri. Sal . 4 Sun Ca* Mr Labby between 9 4 5 M •• 423-1000

REFRIGERATION SERVICE TECHNICIAN

M i n i m u m 3 year* exper ience G o o d pay C M 946-0170

REFRIGERATION TECHNICIAN -r e a d a n u a rapa r wi th l imned hcenae needed. CjroMant pay 4 benef i ts C M 522-3790

A n E q u a Oppor tun i ty Employer

RENTAL AGENT needed tor week-ends only. F a ntty. must be

RETAIL SALES . Mich igan 's most prograaarva off ice p roduc ts deater has IMMEDIATE OPENINGS for tu* or par i t ime seles peop le a our R o c h e a a More. The right peop le w* l have outgo ing per -sonam lea 4 enjoy servicing ouat Om-ars In a ra te* environment 44 50 to s tar t , fu * Oma; 14 25. part t kne 90 day I r i c reeae-^dvencemen i op-po r tun i t i es . emp loyee d iscount . Medic a ' O a n t a lo r tu* t imers App ly m psraon 4 (oki our winning

' m A C A S ! ? Y ' S OFFICE PROOUCTS • 434 Mam. R o c h e a a

Aak tor Tom

EXPERIENCED Stangler*. S ider* 4 roof re la ted Sheet Metal M e c h a n i c * M u M b e dependable. 4 have dr iver* l l ca iea . G o o d pay. caa between 4 - 4 p m omyl 351-9050

PET AIL/SEAMSTRESS

Utile Rubin

averwnfl w e a 4 betten acoa r J Apphr In p a r a ^ l H ^ B w t M e k 2 7 7 3 w S o

Troy A n E q u a Oppor tun i ty Employer

ROUTE DRIVER Heeded lo r eatabkshad me t ro araa ra te* t M k a r y route, aatea/merket lng exper ience h e t p l u Appkcant should ba neat In appeaanca , outgoing, ab le t o arork wa* with other* , bond-able a n q have a reaponalbW dr iv ing 4 work record. Pteaaa m M or br ing M o r n M reaume to 13432 Star* Rd.. Uvoraa. M l 44150

Apply In person 1220 Wall on Blvd

Rochester

336 W Maple Birmingham

Jacobson's An E q u a Oppor t iml ty E m p l o y a

ROOFING LABORERS w a n t e d , hourly waga. ha rd worke r * need only apply Caa 9am-5pm 477-4094

ROUGH FRAMERS R o c h e e t a a e a .

C M after 7:30pm. aak lor Andy 7:30pm. aak I 3 4 4 - 9 ^ 6

SALES COUNTER HELP In a gourmet tood More. Long Lake/Telegraph area. Prater lu l l t ime 540-2266

SALES FULL 4 PART-TIME

Major retail faahlon daper tment • to re haa tut 4 part Uma n m p o a -tlona available Some r e t M exper i -ence would be helpful We ofter ex-cellent beneflta mdud lng hea t t i care covaaga , merchandise cka-count . p a d vacat ions 4 hold lays 4 tha opportunny tor bo th pa rson t t 4 p ro lssa lona growth Interested ap -pl icants are invi ted to apply m p a -son lo M out appiicatKina M our Human r\eaouri:e Office. Crowley a. 200 N Woodwerd, Birmingham

SCREW MACHINE SET-UP Experienced aat-up person needed for mult ip le aplndle screw mach ine C M 9 e m - 3 p m 931-2000

SCREW MACHINE OPERATOR Exper ienced mult iple spindle 4 Brown 4 Sharps alngle apindte op-a M o r s needed for day 4 night Call 9am-3pm 2000

SEAMSTRESS (M/F) Part t ime In More lo make swaga. valences 4 patowa Some s l t a a t l o n a of Or aperies C M Jan 565-7420

SERVICE REP - par i Ome Seek ing eetl-atarler t o marcha id lee Uvonte 4 Farmington HMa area. C M 1-800-777-3767

SEMI - DRIVERS, min imum 2 y r * ex-perience. C2 or COL kcenee. No more than 3 pta In Ihe U M 2 y r * MUM provide MVR. less than 90 days old DOT pftyaica ca rd and

form - tees man 2 yrs old. Temporary Service 464-7078

long I ETC 1

SHEET METAL-TRAINEE Entry leva posi t ion tor prec is ion shop Benefits 4 overt ime Apply In person Tue. thru Thur... 10em-2pm.

38241 Abruzzi Or , West land (S. on Hlx Rd., o f Ford to AbruzU.)

SHINGLE F » NEEDED Experience preferred Please c M 644-1342

S O F T W A R E S A L E S C o m p a n y needs s PC computer technlcten DOS background a muat Wl* t ram. Sand reaume to P 0 Box 87112 Canton ML 48187

500 Halp Wanted SECURITY GUARD

F u * ome evening hours tor Nov* Apa r tmen t complex for mtervtew

SECURITY OFFICERS

I aecurtty pr work m ihe Brighton wege SS/hr 4 company Benefits

NATIONWIDE SECURITY 23400 W 10 M4e. South l teu

355-0500 . An E q u a Opportunity E m p l o y a

SELL T-SHIRTS Traneters. sweets PMtons. Probert e tc . esc M home perttee Verypract l -

Q O & E f U T o - S p m 324-4550

SERVICE TECHNICIAN - l o repair c o m m e r c M raataurant equtpmenl Expertenoe preter ied. pteeee ce*

532-4241

STEEL COMPANY Appacat lona are now b a n g accept-e d for Truck Drivers S h e a Prees B r a k e O p a a l o r s , Burners 4 Ware-house Help. Apply m person 10/14 IO 10/14 Contractors Steal Compa-ny 34555 Amrhem Rd ( n e a Lavan Rd). Uvonte.

STOCK - BLUE JEAN JOB 45 /hour . g e n a a Mock, no expert-enoe neceeeary but would be hek>-lul. C M between 9-1pm 471-6442

SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS Needed for aecondary educat ion CtersncavMe School Dtetrlcl Car t l f l da t ion neceaaary or el igible lor permits. 473-4907

SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS wanted tor Southf ie ld Public Schools MuM hava currant or expired leeching cer t i f i ca te Rale of pay $71 00 p a day Send tetter of IntersM 4 reeume to Peraonna Office. 24441 L a h e a Rd Southkew. Ml 44034 o r c a i 744-4543

An E q u a Opportunity E m p l o y a

SUPERVISOR - Pari l ime Is tor West Btoomf lad hea th d u b Monday thru Thursday evening h o u r * Weekends slso posabte C M AJ or Dave M 661-5214

SWIM INSTRUCTOR Part t i m a Mon 4 Wed evening h o u r * : Saturday A M hour*.

Eter YMCA 651-9422

TAX PROFESSIONALS

tor CPA k m 2 year* expertenoe qu i red Send reeume 4 aalary ra-qukemen ta lo: Box 230. Obeerver 8 E c c e n t r i c N e w s p a p e r s . 3 4 2 5 1 Scf too lc re l l Rd., Uvonla. M K h l g a i 46150

M O N T E S S O R J T E A C H E R S A I D E W a n t e d p a r t - t i m e M o n t e a s o n Teachers AKM tor W Bloomf ie id ' W Lakes area. Experience wi th y o u n g chi ldren required. C M 477-3621 or 360-0500

TEACHER, motivating, enage t tc . 4th grade, part ttma. af ternoons Pr ivate school m Sou tMtad 946-1080. 966-6465

TEACHER Pre -schoo l In Farmington area neada pr»-achoot t aacha 4 ektee.

C M : 4 7 7 ^ 0 2 0

TEACHER SUBSTITUTES 4 TEACHER AIOE SUBSTITUTES

tor pr ivate achooi m Plymouth C M . 420-3331

TEACHERS - With aerly chi ldhood denaopmervt beckground needed for the Kid 's Kkib L e a n i n g Center m Novi C M Jeen 344-0140

TECHNICAL TRANSLATOR

(Japanese) Automotrve background e x p a i e n c a helpfu l

747 anguage ! 7 - 7 7 6 7

- TELEMARKETING A T 4 T euthortzed aecurtty a larm sys-tems part ttma. permanent hourly p lus bonuses, appotntrrvem sett ing only Retirees welcomed Aak tor B a r b a e W a p g o n a 313-469-2206

TELEMARKETING If you Hke t a k i n g on the phone, then th is j o b Is tor you Set appointments for our Rape m tins newly acquired o fhoe Hourly plue oomrmaelon plus l u * company benefits Now Nr tng fu* 4 pert t ime Apply m person Rich Pten Of Plymouth, 9347 G e n a -a Or Sle 123. off Arm Arbo r Rd n a a LHay. For ganerM imormat lon ca l l 1-840-554-3663

TELEPHONE INTERVIEWING Dynamic Market ing f i t s e a c h Firm la aeekjng motivated, pari t ime tele-p h o n e Interviewers for M shifts (DAYS, EVENINGS & WEEKENDS! Quamca t i ons are: Exce*enl Phone Skats Computer and/or Typing Skaie tdeei tot homemekera. stu-d e n t s ret*eee. thoee re-enter ing the (Ob market 4 thoee ( tear ing ex-tra money tor the hol iday* NO S A L E S INVOLVED C M Sandy 10em-4pm 827-4021

500 Halp Wanted —i B I L M O U A L TELEPHONE INTERVKWER

Ma bated m a i n market ing «ung k M -

• i d u a tor c o n a u m a aurvay k i t a -. t e w i n g Ran Uma Ftaatote evening h o u r * C M Dawn 332-5000

TELEMARKETERS tor Uvonte window < g u bonue A M tor

T E L E M A R K E T E R S lo t f lnanctel p lann ing * r m Experience p ia te i i ed but not aaaant ia 10-16 hours p a v is sk . day ot evemngs Salary plua ywr formenoe bonue C M Mr s Van W a m b a k a K u a o k a 827-1230

e TELEMARKETERS • Troy sales Arm haa opanmga. I dea p a r i - t i m e (oba for high achooi alu-den t * . iMkeea. homemakara. etc Expanenoe preterred WM trten (he i«im peop le $5-$7/t tr to atari.

C M 583-3024

TELEMARKETING THE ONLY PRODUCT

EVERYONE MUST HAVE

if you a e a succeeeMI tetemerketer and tea you are waMktg your t a -anta on p roduc ta paopte don ' t naad. than y o u shook) reepond lo M a ad .mmedtete ly l

BECAUSE AMERICAN FROZEN

FOODS WANTS YOU!

Openange on our Stan rarely occur, however , we need exper ienced ca l le rs t o Jom our teem In South-he ld

It y o u have

' 2 Y e a * Experience • Proven Track Record • Ra iaWe Tranaportat ion • M o r n m g a or Evenings f r e e

We can ofter

• $ Amoun t • Exes* a i t C o m m a s I Dine • Hour ly Rate plua Bonus • Paid Hol idays 4 Vece ton

C A * : '

313-559-5160 TELEPHONE INSTALLERS -technician wfth min imum 3/yrs ex-pe r ience F a i k k a with key 4 PBX systems. Mr Robertson 564-2300

TELEPHONE SURVEYOR P a m a n e n t pert t ime telephone au-veyor needed immediately lor l o c a r e a estate l a a a a c h f irm MuM be able t o w o r * Independently and hava axes*ant communicat ion s k a * P a r t e d lo t May M home mothers

1-600-874 No p h o n e

TELEVISION REPAIR PERSON with exper tenoe. top .wages. bene4t*.

must quMfy , CM 774-9419

THREAD ROLLER SET-UP W M aMabUahed faa tena company Kt Ptymouth. Michigan, needa an ex-per ienced R o * a SM-up person to set up Her t fo rd automatic. Water-bu ry and handteed r o * e r * L i ca *an f benef i ts plus tnoenttvee program C M 313-451-7010. ext 115

TILE/FLOOR PERSON Expertenoe required Fu* t ime for subu rban apartment complex Ca* M o n -Fr i I0am-3pm, 354-1030

A n E q u a Opportuni ty E m p l o y a

500 Halp Wanted TRANSOUCEROESlGN

ENGINEER

j n

A u t o C a d a n d / o r Cadkey Khowtedga * eoaty to uea SEA a plua. 3 alary la oommeneura te artth

t o GSE mc

23440 Reeeerch Or. F a m l n g t o n HMs. Mich 443352421 A t t n Seneor Engineering Manager

GSE a a wor ld racogn t ted manuJec-t u r a of load oaa*. ecetee. torque

m e n t . I end au tomot ive aalaty related aart-

TRAVEL AGENT Downtown Detroi t t r a v a i iwntown Detroi t t r a v a agency '

i p toymen l oppor tun i ty for tale mdhndua wi th exoekeni a g a organt-

z a t l o n a 4 commun ica t i on akWs Ap-pacanta m a t have 2 years or mo r * exper ience Rrevsou* PARS expon-e n t * a pkta Compet i t i ve aalary package Including beneflta C f led appacanta pteaaa torwar eume 4 aalary r e q i a e m e n t * lo :

T rava Agent P O. Box 737

Detro i t . M l 44231

TRUCK HELPER Quaaty buadlng producta dtMrlbulor needa atrong. ab le -bod ied peraon to eeatet t ruck driver m dekvery of producta. Entry l e v a pos i t ion oppor tun i t y for advancement shop a r a a G o o d benef i ts Apply Wi peraon Mon - P i t . 9 a m - 1 l a m

PaBa Window 4 Door Co 2 0 0 0 H a g o a n y (N. o l 15 MUe)

W Ml An E q u a Oppor tun i t y E m p l o y a

TRUCK MAINTENANCE Supervteor wan ted tor last g row ing JIT truck l oad carr ier S u b u r b a n Detro i t

exper ienced dteea t r u c k mainte-nance aupervteor tor second 4 t •NR . g a a g e O p e r a t i o n s of mainte-nance facany Suooaaafui a p p k a art* hava a m i n i m u m of 5 yrs expert-enoe artth a tho rough knoasrtedge of Preventat ive ma in tenance routine. CAP, oommlna and Detroi t power t ram Late m o a a d teea t ruck equip-ment aa w M a* t r a k a units: be i to pea* phye l ca and ahow a demon-st ra ted t rack raoord of hands-on ahop management Qua i f ted appli-cants are aaked to fo rwerd their re-aume to: Pe raonna Okector . P O Box 2925, Uvon la . M l 44151 No phona Inqulrtea p lsass

An E q u a Oppor tun i ty E m p l o y a

TV REPRESENTATIVE New Center area hoep l t a 32-40 h r * . wk ly m d u d l n g every o t h a u s si . a n d G o o d math apt i tude, lots of wak ing . M u M be congantel . out-going. h o n a a 4 dependab le Re-spond only II y o u meal the above ouMMcat lcsie Sand work hcatory t o Granada Hoep i ta Group. 200 E Big Beaver. Sikte 124. Troy. M l 44043

VETERINARY HOSPITAL F M Urns Openmga for aspertenced ararna technidan Ucanaad pre-fer red Hour* : 8anv-5pm 474-0570

WAREHOUSE ASSISTANT for moto r M 4 k ibocknta l o tram tor

500 Help Wanted Veterinary Tachnlctan

Llcanaad 4 exper ienced Reply P.O. Box 1004 R o y a O M 46064

A f temoone 4 midn ight* Rama Horn 24200 W 12 n

343-3232

WAREHOUSE/DRIVER 8 HELPER MuM be neet dependable 4 hardwork ing C M Tuesday between • 4 l l a m 525-4540

WAREHOUSE DUTIES Part M s We are looking tar a won-derful n a d w o r k l n g paraon Cterer nee*, artt 4 aanee of humor appreci -ated MuM be tn good phye l ca oon-d taon Our w o t * y e a toaowe achooi y e a 6-4.30 Mon thru F r i Ctirtet-maa 4 aummera off P l u i a n l work -ing a i v k o ianent artth nice peop le 4 peld hokday*. p lu* $15 p a mon th m tree b o o k * Apply m person Wed thru Fri 9 - 3 p m 13119 Waco Uvo -n te 444-1941

DENTAL ASSISTANT - Part l ime, g e n a a dent lMr , * Ray skate. 2 d a y * Farmmgion Ha* .

^ 861-4444

WOMEN needed to do counted croas atnch Pnaaa caa Rober ta

453-4491

$ ALARM $ INSTALLERS

Immediate openeiga tor FULL TRAINED

Ouawied a larm c a d acceea and d o e e d a r t u n TV m a t M a i Fuky trained need only apply. C M Jeff

GUARDIAN A L A R M 20400 SouthltekJ Rd Sou tMtad , Ml 48075

423-1000

502 Halp Wanted Dental-Medical

ATTENTION DENTAL ASSISTANTS Busy. w M aetabUahed of f loe m Ro-

teem m e m b a F M tkne poemon m-d u d a a 1 eve p a week and every o t h a Sat Experience neoeesery cert i f icat ion or regiatrMlon pre-terred Caa Bar Cars M Dr Reynolds of f ice 452-1010

502 Halp Wanted Dental Madical

DENTAL A S M T A N T area. mMure candkMW only, ra p a w n e e neoeaaary. ampt^ r .

2416

DENTAL ASSISTANT . F M ttma. 4-handeo genera demtetry. aaperv anoe aath x-Ray a k t t * F a m k j j o n

DENTAL ASSISTANT - part l ima, tor our Northvkte offloe. m u a have aome axpartence. aalary rwgo l labw pleeaa ca* tot m w r v w 344-4111

DENTAL ASSISTANT ' We went the beet 4 a r * wH*ng lo pay for It We olter a c h a r a d e poe i Don that I* mottvetmg 4 l e w a d l n g w i th en excMent salery/banef l t package C M today tot a brighter future W Bioomfteld 441-1440

DENTAL ASSISTANT Searching tor an energetic and peo-ple or iented per*on tor c l tek aide eeatetlng dutlee in tha growing Livo-nia practice. You must have a msra-n * m Of 2 y e a s dental axpartence Exoatent working condit ions, C M Judy. 473-0050

DENTAL ASSISTANT Specialty office seeks a friendly indi-vidual with recent expertenoe to )om our staff WW consider mdhr tdua k v tereeted m trelnmg Salary commen-surata with e x p a i e n c e Benefi t peckage. no eveninga C M Jan,

261-7*02

DENTAL ASSISTANT. Thur* 4 Sat Farmington Hills

855-5452

DENTAL ASSISTANT Part t ime, 20 hours Mon 4 Wed , a i d 1 S a l a month Some e x p a t -

Troy 669-9618

ATTENTION RN'S MS/SPEC

A S A

Preferred Provider For the DMC

We are offering a very special Incentive program along with - -• Competitive Hourly Rate • Guaranteed Assignments • No cancellations The faster you sign up - the more you earn - - Just in time for Christmas.

HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS Southfield 357-7080 Dearborn 357-7084 Harper Woods 357-7086 Ann Arbor 747-9517

WAREHOUSE/ LABOR Entry leva , aome l i f t ing required. M l t ram. I -600-621-8989

TITLE INSURANCE Laaryara Title a accept ing reaumaa for exper ienced Escrow Ctoeera Ptsasa send reaumaa 10: Box 160, O b s e r v e r 4 Eccen t r i c , 3 6 2 5 1 Schoo lc ra f t Uvonla. Ml 48150

E q u a Oppor tun i ty E m p l o y a M/F

TRAVEL AGENT - Part t ime Sabre exper ience preterred Approximate-ly 20-25 hrs /week CantorU Plym-ou th a a * C M Dixie at 451 -2286

T R U C K D R I V E R S - C o m b l n a t i o n r o e d 4 d t y d r iver* wanted MkW-m u m 3 y r * experience, t n l ema t l ona Transpor t Agency. 544-2309

t r a v a

n ig! W e TARIFF SPECIALIST tot Deerbom

yrs exper ience m InMmet iona res-e rva t ion A /o r tar i f fs Appoko profi-c iency a * We ofter an e x c M a n t benef i t 4 salary pack, age Come g row artth us1 Please cak'wrt te:

Diane Lamaux Thomas Cock T r * v a

4 Parkterw Blvd S500 Dearborn Ml 48126

(313)427-5966

TRUCK DRIVER: With C-2 O v a - l i m e required $6/hr Can Rick 724-1900

WAREHOUSE WORKERS ALL SHIFTS AVAILABLE

$5 p a hour end op Long/ahort | t e rm aaagnmen ts Some temporary t o permanen i poeft lone

ARBOR TEMPS 459-1166 WINDOW W A S H E R S

Exper ienced only, y e a round work Apply m Det ro l l M 9109 F r e a and A v e . Schetar /Chtcago a raa

Warehouse Farmmgton Hiaa company seeks exper ienced w a e h o u e e person

Sueceeati j l cand idate must possess prior w a s h o u s e exper ience and ba able 10 an 70 Ibe F o r * afT experience

BUSY PEDIATRIC of f ice cep tkxaM 9em-5pm. 4 d*y* /a rk * 'A day on sAI. once a m o n t h Ask lor Phyaie 644-8900

CERTIFIED NURSE ASSISTANTS needed fu* and par i - t ime 7-3 and 3 -11 Pleeae apply Bedford W a . 14240 Weal 12 Mile Road. Southf ie ld, M l 44076

An E q u a Opportuni ty Employer

DATA ENTRY,"CONTINGENT" Requirea a high achooi d ip loma. 1 y e a of c ter tca experience. *b * l t y to type 45 wpm eccurMaly, CRT expe-rtenoe 4 arorking knowledge o l med-•ca terminology Pteaae can Helen Lynch 354-6767

Henry Ford Home Health Care (Southf ie ld Off ice)

DENTAL ASSISTANT Experience preterred. lu* t ime Sal-ary benMts . baaed on exper ience

427-2894

DENTAL ASSISTANT - Congen ia exper ienced person. en thuaeMic about commitment 10 growing pract ice m Uvonte 444-1427

DENTAL ASSISTANT tor Periodontal office, part t ime MuM have experience Farma Fami n a m

451-1034

DENTAL ASSISTANT - pleesent Farmmgton Hats Oanta off ice haa lu* tkne opening lor mature e x p a t -enced cnakaide Salary /benef i ts baaed on experience 4 compel ib lk-

474-69*3 ty Phone Leelie

DENTAL ASSISTANT - cheerful , mature experienced d e n t a assisteni wanted tot s m M groaning tamtfy pract ice m Plymouth;Canton araa Fu* Om* Great working enworv-merrt. C M : 453-9250

Leading to full-t ime ai Per todonta off ice Seeking a quekfted. mot ivat-ed p a son mtaee ted m expending their career RocheMa Hiaa araa Day*654 -3200 Eves(3 t3) 973-1714

DENTAL HYGIENIST poaltioci ava l -abte, part or fu* time, m West D e a -b o m office Excelent salary 8 bene-f i t * Ask lor PM 545-3131

DENTAL HYGIENIST Experienced Flexible hours

W Dearborn a a a 562-5610

DENTAL HYGIENIST - fuR/part t ime, temporary ot permanent, no Satur-days med ica . profit s h a r m ^ ^ ^ D e a b o r n Hts 7 3

DENTAL HYGIENIST/Par t t ime Needed for Sou thhad d e n t a off ice E x c e l l e n t s s l s r y . b e n e f i t s 8 bonuses 355-9400

VCOA 23107 C O M M E R C E ORIVE

Farmmgton Hike. M l 45335-9613 An E q u a Oppor tun i ty E m p l o y a

WRECKER DRIVERS Exper ienced Drivers wtth good dr iv ing r e c o r d Apply M 39310 Plymouth Rd Uvonte.

OAK PARK d e n t a of f loe needs sauted D e n t a AaaMan l Modern pract ice otters en axceaent oppor tu -nity lor an exper ienced aaao tam who w « be r e w a d e d for t t tek skil ls Beauti ful of f ice, excellent benef i ts 4 compet i t ive sae ry 966-2266

DENTAL ASSISTANT. m lour handed denttetry, tor West Dee rbom of f ice 2-3 days p a weak Aak lor PM. 565-3131

DENTAL HYGIENIST - Part tkne Experienced in aoh ttsaue msnsge-ment Muat A«v* good sense of hu-mor Greet a tmoaphae 274-6666

DENTAL HYGIENIST Do you en)Oy exoMlence? Are you innovative dependable 4 fr iendly? Do you love rstetmg to 4 helping people? Join our staff Excellent s a -ary. W Bioomfteld 661-1440

DENTAL. HYGIENIST Part Time 2 days 4 some Satur-days F a m m g l o n Hike. 851-4446

DENTAL ASSISTANT - F M t ime po-sit ion Congantel 1 doc tor off ice. U v o n w area T o t a benefit package No evenmgs 427-8111

DENTAL ASSISTANT Are you an exper ienced asawtant look ing lor an oppor tuni ty to expend akia* 4 ad-vance profeeaonaay ai a h igh quali-ty pract ice? For an ext raord inary poalt ion wfth lop salary p lus bene-fits ca* 357-3109

DENTAL HYGIENIST Needed Tues 4 Thur. Preventat ive family pract ice R o c h a M a

652-7770

DENTAL HYGIENIST Part- t ime. Saturdays only lor pro-gressive off ice m F a m i n g t o n Hiiis

4 7 4 - 2 2 8 0

D E N T A L A S S I S T A N T - P A R T T I M E sxpa ience h a p l u i FrW ant off ice, Uvon la a raa

DENTAL HYGIENIST F M time, 4 day*, Mon . Tue* T h u r * , Fri with some Sats Bene-rns F a m m g t o n Has 651-6446

DENTAL HYGIENIST Unique opportunity lor exper ienced hygtenlat t s m i a a with Pertodonta1

prog ram Excellent beneflta 4 aal-ary Slate of art equ ipmeni Send reaume to 3500 *t Maple Rd Bloomfieid HWa. Ml 48301.

ta HOM€ & S€RVIC€ GUID€ aa DEAOUNES: 4 P.M. TUESDAY FOR THURSDAY EDITION / 4 P.M. FRIDAY FOR MONDAY EDITION TO PLACE YOUR AO CALL Btl-WOO

9 Aluminum Siding ALL FAZE MODERNIZATION

AJurrknurrVvkYyi sukng. tr im, gu t te r * , r e p l a c e m e n t w i n d o w s , d o o r s , dacfc*. g a s g s s . repa i r * LJc / m * Fraa E M Kan. 421-3816

ALUMINUM 4 VWiYL S tOMG Tr im 4 leer-nem gutter*. Replace-ment windowa 4 door* , l u a a a d MANNING CONST 427-0744

Aluminum & Vinyl Siding. Trim

& Gutters ALL WORK GUARANTEED

FULLY INSURED e REFERENCES

LICENSED BUILDER CRESTWOOD

CONSTRUCTION - 553-2520

COMPLETE EXTERIOR Raak •one.'1 A luminum - vinyl aiding. Gom-

19 yra, eap Ue. 4 tea.

VPIYf 8 A lum akSng. Gutter* , krtm. endaûrea. i n iMug 4 raaaaed work

: 471-2600 13 f r i Wort

M ASPHALT P A V M G C O 'The B a a totLaak^B

a k t e n k a 4

Free' Est. 435-8928

Century AaphaH Pavtng

FaaacMsiaaiia^te OOk ia iO 00WBT OO WtC

E ^ L E A S P H A L T a 423-8A23 k * » N 1 1 *

MEM ALl PRO ASPHALT a M 4 a * a M * M 4 tem

lots I • ! I l a a l a v a s aaurte - I I H I m i i n p i a i 4 * 7 - S W 4

: ConMnjcflen Co • a f l a a l M » * a t e t e >

V E M A S T E R ^

1S Asphalt

THE JEFFREY CO. Black Top Paving

676-5630 O R

379-4800 24 Basement

ALL TYPES O F WATERPROOFING Guaranteed

Free Estimates Paler Mau t l - 474- <565

• A L W A Y S DRY BASEMENTS No cogging, pesnta or t a Licensed, k ieured. g u a e n l e e d Permena i l not pe lch work 442-3477

A - 1 WATERPROOFING aae M M 344-1114

BASEMENT LEAKS REPAIRED feme 4 S u n x ,

30 YEARS I 474-4224

BASEMENT WATERPROOFPIQ

TFuJcKE abSirrRucTkON 53V1574

M O K H A S CONTRACTMQ CO

WET BASEMENT PROBLEMS?

NATIONWIDE SINCE 1958 FULLY WARRANTED

LICENSED & INSURED

B-DRY SYSTEMS • 7 4 - 4 2 7 7 5 4 1 - 2 7 * ) 4 * 4 4446

BrteS or eaoM 4 0*11111. BaaM a Mrga (oka LK- 8 M u r e d C a w M i a . *44- I4T0

CHIMNEY OO.

557-5595

27 Brick, Block, Camant A L L TYPES - br ick, block, cement. Chimneys d r t i eaays New 4 repeir

471-2600 Angelo's Supplies

C l S l C R E T E REA6Y U1X HAUL IT YOURSELF

% to 2 YDS TRAILERS FREE

478-1729 BRICK - BLOCK - CEMENT

C o m m 4 Heal a La rga /S tnM Jobs Raaa Uc 40 y r * Experience

K M ROSE 4 SONS. 477-4170

CEMENT WORK neeaonabte Prices Special iz ing m remova l 4 rapteremenf . drives, ga-rage f loor* , etc.- Free EM 261-2418

DOGONSKI CONSTRUCTION BRICK BLOCK 4 CEMENT WORK

PORCHES CHIMNEYS* S 04VWAYS FREE EST 537-1433

EMH CONTRACTING INC Cement & Masonary

« < n M or lerge

WORK MYSELF FREE ESTaAATE

348-0068

C O pettoe G a a g e

i 1460

KVH CONSTRUCTtON M i c h L ie . 4 ina D r i veways ,

a d o * Garaoa 14 Y r * Exp Sr

542-7003

33 Bktg. A Remodeling

I phaaee of war eel iai i i , i i»Mkig chen, beah r o o f c o ad teg a n Pro ConeSrudSon Co 553-4456

A O O M O N S REMOO REPAIRS Cdsnai o t Raald Larga 'Smea Job*

Raaa 4 U c . 40 e. 40 y r * Experience ! 4 SONS 477-4170

RON DUGAS BLDG.

T O U C H E KITCHENS VANITIES COUNTERS

BASEMENTS DOORS REPAMS VtNVL 4 PCLLA WINDOWS

U e 4 k a u r e d 24

421-5526

ootrr MOVE eaPROvt A r f a r e e m . ke f f i

FT«a E M T A P C e T M U l l

HESS BUILDERS I t t y i e a i a l amk ig* » *ar*

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33 BkJg. k Ramodaiing HOMESTEAD BUILDERS INC

Kltchena. bathe, add i t ions rec r o o m s , r e p l a c e m e n t w i n d o w * , decks Licensed, insured end reputable 477-3632

INSTALL-REPAIR Petraannw Carpenters

vanit ies. Medic ine CabeiMs. D o o r * C o u n t a T o p * Floor*. C losets . Waaa, Drywe* Ceikngs. Ceramic Tile, Bath. 8 Baaements 458-6449

IT COSTS NO MORE ...to get

1st class workmanship. FIRST PLACE WINNER of two n M l o n a awarda. HAM-ILTON haa bean satisfying cuMomsr* lo r o v a 35 yrs • FREE Est imste* • Oeelgna • Addi t ions • Oormars • Ki tchens - Baths

HAMILTON BUILDERS Call 559-5590 . 24 hrs

KITCHEN 4 BATH PROS

counter lope, cabinets 4 tae w o r * UC. 4 ma. 755-4401

LUMBER " 1 " CONSTRUCTION -R e s ' C o m Spsctekang » knehena, baaamenia custom decks, off icea.

your ona of a k ind

MR KITCHENS 4 MORE

• KITCHEN 8 BATH SPECIALIST •

B l r c h c r a n k P ionaa Cabmefry Craftkne Windowa

Free m-home EMImafee Benk R n a n d n g

U c 8 meured 20 Y t * Exper ience

427-4442 REC ROOM KITCHEN 8 BATH SPECIALISTS A* Ramodeang Formica 8 Laminate

476-0011 REPAIR ALL • INTERIOR,EXTERIOR

Fraa EM - Ue meured C M Maf l 474-3442

39 Carpantry ABSOLUTELY ALL Horn* Re p e v s

smenta

14-7479

DwRa.

U o a n a

Kltchena 4 Batha HANOY-MAM-JOE

i d 6 w a x e d «.

p e v s smenta

14-7479

A - 1 CARPENTRY

Ca* JO Lie a i a s d 8 maa ad

m 523-4401

BARF Berne EM W 13 Tra

rrs CARPENTRY SE BlIlmliMl k i tchen

o t * Guar Hoaday Rai Exp RM. 4

" V I C E a Free

74-4444

BASEMENTS 6 KITCHENS n o meed * meured • Free CM

451-2506 CARkEN I ( R / H A N O Y M A N

No J M T o e S m a * 477-5450

CARPENTRY SV SHARP ten 4 M * | > n I M l Rough 4

i tSJim-454 2241

39 Carpentry CARPENTRY - FINISH OR ROUGH

Add i t ions , Kitchens, OrywM, Clo-sets. P a n n e * Baaements Decks

No (Ob too small U c 522 -2563

- 471-2600 Rec rooms Baaements Kitchens. Ba th rooms New 8 repairs

40 Cabinetry ft Formica

Cabinet King 534-2330

. New or rMacad

. Ma-ma! cabinets 8 vanrtys ' Or cus tom busH by The King ' Formica or aoad wood doors > Counter tops and vanity lopa ' F loors by ArmMrong . Free avhome estimates

61 Dscks-Patios Sunrooms

69 Excavating

C U S T O M DECKS 8 REC ROOMS Deeigned 8 bukl by Ron Ceuaey

Freeeettmmee 542-4449

DECKS Any S u e Any Style

UC/ma C M John 522-5401

63 Draperies Slipcovers/Clng.

C U S T O M WINDOW TREATMENTS Drapertea - Valences • Soft Shadae

V e m c a Bands • Men Bands For C u M o m B e d Draperies 724-5074

42 Carpal Cleaning A Dyeing

64 Dressmaking A Tailoring

A N ALPINE FRESH CARPET - { s i eam r leaning service 2 rooma 8 ha* . $35. truck mounted equipment Any sofa $30 Any Uveeeet $25 Any Chair $20 Peak of ctean 422-0258

SEWING UNLIMITED - a* typaa of s a w i n g Ladles apparel f o r m a w e a h o m e decoretmg 8 costumes Over 30 y r * experience 532-3720

65 Drywali

• k GRAND OPENING a a RAINBOW CARPET DYE 8 CLEAN

2 ROOMS 8 HALL $42 95 TINT 4 CLEAN

DRYWALL 8 PLASTERING Naw 8 Repairs Hand ot Spray. Tea-tu r lng A c o u M i c a C M UC Q u a 30 Yr* Exp 543-0712 642-7543

W o r l d s L a g e M T M 8 Cleaning Co C A L L NOW 8 SAVED M 1 - 0 9 6 4

471-2600 NOT* 4 fWQMr Pftactartng

44 Carpet Laying 4 Repair

66 Electrical

AAA S PI PfSTAL 8 REPAIRS P a d *n*l tebte AJ work Guaranteed r t e f a a i c e a 6 Yr* Experience C M Dave 421-4520

A 4 A ELECTRIC R a * . 4 C o m m b r a M a 8 tuee panate p lug* vtotekone Uc LOW Pr i ce * Free EM Anyt ime 544- 7444

55 Chimney Cleaning. D i i l U i m . D x n . l . ouiioing, rtepair

AAA 1 ELECTRICIAN Low Fa* Pricee

Reeeonebte - U c Free EM Caa M a r * 474-2140

ABSOLUTE QUALfTY INSTALLS

AAA CHIMNEYS Tuckpomtmg New 8 Repasrs Screens A l Typea Fteenmg

Expert Mason. C M 255-S447

ALL CHIMNEY Work Rapars Naw Cape. Flue Ptpee Bnca Work

476-0011

Chimneys BUM new 4 -epe* '

Will beat any price! Senior dvtoen dboSsmt

Lioenead 8 m a a e d

BEST CHIMNEY CO.

557-5595 CHIMNEYS PORCHES 4 R K > RESTORATION

LIVONIA ELECTRK COMPANY

471-5132 ACE ELECTRIC

ALL YOUR ELECTWC1L NEEDS

A MASTER ELECTRICIAN tor New 4 OM Wor*

C M tor Free I s a i ai i

BILL OKLER ELECTRIC Ree * Comm • u c 8 Ins S p e c M M n e in o M home*

444-4713

ELECTRK4AN NEEDS YOUR WORK No |ob son a m a k CMBng ten* 2 2 0 ane* s p a a -apa ra aac C M Gary 7 d a y * at: 427 1244

G J. C PRICE ELECTRIC

HIGH HAT O k M N E v SWEEP [Ramcapa Dampers R a p a B f iuaanaaed fte maaa m a r , k a2774t • 444-4647 53 ll

CLASSIFIED AOS GET RESULTS

L O A O E R / B A C K H O E B U L L D O Z E R

B O B C A T Swimming Pool* . Concrete^'Stump

92 Fumitura Finishing & Repair

Grading. INSURED

REPAIR 8 REFINISH FURNITURE Any type of Cenmg and Rush

661-5520 72 Fsnces

A BETTER FENCE R e a d e n t i a C o m m e r d a

C h a n Unfc, Wood -Rapa rs -F ree EM 7 day* . 24 Hours 467-4866

78 Firewood ABSOLUTELY SEASONED 1 YR

spat mixed h a d w o o d e $65 s tecs c o r d 4 X 6 * 1 6 - 1 8 2 or mo re $60 eech Free Dekvery Canton 8 nearby erees 464-2433

AOMIRE YOUR FIRE SUPER WELL SEASONED

HARD - BIRCH - FRUIT HACKER SERVICES 474-6414

OUAUTY SERVICE SINCE 1946

ALL AREA DELIVERY

woods 1 face cord ( 4 ' x 4 ' x l 6 - l $ " ) $55 2 tor $100 del ivered 397-0256

ALPENA FIREWOOD Oek M a n e 8 Birch Ash Delivery lo a* counttea 4x4a 16 Cut spat

1-400-373-5644

A - 1 ANDREW FIREWOOO Wa* seeaonad mixed herdwood • < 4X14. $40 lace cord. Mixed soft wood. $ 4 0 $10 lo Stack Fraa dekvery nearby 459-4655

CHOICE SEASONED FIREWOOO $55/1*0* cord. 4>4x 14 dekvered

Uvonte /Farmkig tcm Aree Now tekmg orders 422-3438

FIREWOOO 8 COAL Seasoned H a i k a o o d 8 Bach

Sett 8 Hard C o a

474-4422

SEASONED FIREWOOO Mixed h a d a r o o d $60 Apple 8 C h e r r y $ 7 5 c o r d . 4 a 4 i 18 In NORTHERN TREE 354-0344

SEASONED FIREWOOO 537 J

i c o r d $30 (4x4> 141 7 9640

SEASONED FIREWOOO $45 a co rd > 4 . t s 141 deaveied

471-8 MICK 8 O A G O

SEASONED HAROWOOO 2 * 4 x 1 4 $80 4 . 4 . 8 $180

WE DELIVER C M 313 148 4441

a a UNITED FIREWOOD a a SUPER FALL SPECIALS

w o o d OaPv M S - 7 4 0 4 or 734- 1 3 M

11 Floor 8errica A BETTER FLOOR SANOING JOS

M*tn won koor * 477-7734

» S S V C L

JtERZSSm

96 Gsrages

DOOR SALE

G a a g e door 8 electric operaa satea. service 8 mMaaanon

ALLEN OVERHEAD DOOR CO (Uc =064011) Llvonte 261-0546 Ann Arbor 747 -6577

GARAGE DOORS & OPENERS

We se* 8 service M makes of g a a g e doors 8 openers

A * wor* guar Parts 6 labor

• We'll beat your best deal • insurance work One day service

• SAVE MONEY • FREE ESTIMATES

SHAMROCK DOOR 534-4653

99 Gutters AAA GUTTERS

New or R e p a r e d C l e a n e d 8 Screened Faecle Boer a 8 Roof R a p e * * Ca*. 255-5447

ALL CLEANING REPAIRS NEW HEAT TAPES SCREENING

471-2600 ALL MEW ALUMINUM GUTTERS

I I co lo r * metaated $2 aaeo standing ing seam c o p p a

Ray 354-0117

COMPLETE GUTTER WORK 8 ROOF REPAIR

543-9196 DEPENDABLE

GUTTER CLEANING

Asa ior Marry '025

LIVONIA GUTTER Fa* spectete $50 off e n , compsese gutter o b Oeenang 8 e c r a a a i u apectete Free 474-44 t f l

OU-IT-ALL i Cere 4 k-areeemaf*

I A U M M I K 343-4 MS

102 Handyman Mala/Female

HANDYMAN Available for all types of home repa r 855-3753

REMOOELING DROP CEILINGS ca rpen t ry , p l umb ing e lec t r i ca l pan t ing , heating 8 coolmg. Mc Tony 421-3964 or Dave 531-2760

RETIRED CARPENTER Seeks sme* iob C o u n t a l ope f loor * doo r * Mc 272-6964

Retired Handyman All typea of wor*

471-3729 105 Hauling A - 1 HAULING - Mowing Scrap m a a . Cisanmg beeementa Gerege*

Quick service ' r e s EM Serving Wayne 8 Oakland Counttea C e n t r a locat ion 547-2764 or 554-4138

FOR A LOAD OFF YOUR MING Ca* Tsaa-A-Way Trsen Service

334-2379 « 332-1247 w e speciekze « 1 t ime p « * - u p e prompt service to Troy Rochee-a

OWNER. OPERATOR OTR. 14 tt box - xi.noo Q8Wt

106 Haa ting ft Cooling DON'T WAIT UNTH IT'S TOO LATE 14 p i kxnace check 8 wmtei l i e a/c Appt only $34 16 Uc 4 ma 24 hr

phonaa 74S 2540/1-400-447-2243

110 Hou sec leaning EXPRESS CLEANING

H a d - w o r t m g dependable stM Homea Officea Schooia E lc

1-400-444-2437

HOUSECLEAMNG H o n e a 8 dependable n c e a e n t ref erencea Ask tot N a d a

313-447 -4444

123 Janitorial ADVANCE JANITORIAL . Off ice 8 Apt Complex

Bonded 8 meured 361-4437

ADVANTAGE

Bum DING SANITATION 1

Handyman 341-4407

BUR.OMG SANTTAnON S P E C I A L I S T S

Comm I 8 AIM Compaea a e J a i

M IT4-4130 U

N M > U . 0 P W C « C L « A M M a "

MonOey October 14. 1991 OAE

502 Halp Wanted Dental Madtcal DENTAL ASSISTANT

Aak tot Sharyi

DENTAL H Y G K N i ASSISTANT Are you a bright pareorwMa. moak.Mad mdhsdua ieho woMd M e a c e r e a l i t hea th servtoeal To M a n about an

I opporturaty m a fkgh q u M t y

w OENTAL HYGIENIST

Part tana, tor parte oonacsoua Uvo-nte temay praottoa Bonus p u n

425-4530

DENTAL HYGIENI8T tor lamay o r v anted Southflaad pracbca 353-7440

OENTAL HYGIENIST Fu l a part tune tor Dearborn Haghta /Gerdan City off ice Lookmg lor pre I i 111 r e Who w e psey e big rote In our patient s I r o M m a i l and ma surcees of the pracboa Some s.enenqs and Saturday* Muat be outgoing, people peraon C M

421-5200

OENTAL OFFICE ADMINIS T RA TOR The k id* are beck m achooi. chooee your own achedutel Peak Perform-ers mc needs f rom d e M e u p a stars H you a s f lexible 8 s good comr iwacMor c M tor a c o n M a n -ttel interview 477-5777

An E q u a Opporturaty Employer

OENTAL RECEPTIONIST Full time, computer expenenoe, no

Saturday* Contact Ga* 354-5454

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST

pi*. » and terminology, and I* wkkng to a * n aome d e n t a aaasetmg Farm-mgton area 471

DENTAL SECRETARY/Recept ion* ! 3 day*, no avenfngs or Saturday*

MuM have neurot ica 8 computer experience Typing required Farm-mgton HMa area Send raeuma to Box 156. Obeerver 8 Eccentr ic Newspepers. 38251 S c h o o K r a f i Rd . Llvonte. Michigan 44150

(R.W.G-11C)* 13C

502 Help Wanted Dental tesdlcei

DENTAL H Y G « N « T Rocheesa Hlte: Our m o d a n pro-greaahra Oenaa Off ice e aaaamg e ded ica ted a s p a termed Dental Hy-gtentet. k t iaaeaad m a good prevan-laahe program P taaenk , needed tor Tuee 8 Wed. wMh p o a M b t j o l M M o n d day* m the tolure pleaee aand reaume to Box 204 O b e a r v a 4 Eccentr ic l l e a a p a p a s. 34291 S c n o o l c r M R d . Uvonla. Michigan 48150

DENTAL OFFICE MANAGER

peraon wfth experience m comput -er* 4 M aapacta of d e n t a pract ice manegamant C i e M a n l eatery 8 b a i e f f i * wflh Ihs imael technology 8

t o Bos 144. O b e a r v a 4 Ecoantnc N e w a p e p a a . 34261 Schoo lc ra f t Rd . Uvonte, Mich igan 48150

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST buey NW Detroi t prac-

C a * k l r * Hughey

DOCTORS OFFICE m S o u t h k a d naa an opening tor a reoapOontet wfth aome typing and computer knowl-edge for e 4 day weak schedule

ence Ca* Do lo r * * between 8 w n 4 4pm M 313-354-4450

EMERGENCY MEDICAL Technlcten Accredi ted home ca r * company e current ly looking l o t a aceneed EMT to wor* m our patient care depart-ment Quakfted m d M d u a muM poe-

vakd dr iver* toenee wfth record For mo re mtor

met lon

• U . I W 1 w i n 1 drtvmg record For mo re Intor-on c M Brende: 313-459-3115

LPN

Fuk-bme poemon avekeble tor LPN wi th c a d i o i o g y expertenoe intereM-ed perttee may c M 827-2160 or t e n d reaume* to N Ksaey

DMC HEALTH CARE CENTERS WOOOCAND 27207 L a h e a

Southfield Mt . 48034

Af f ike ied wnh The Oetrort M e d K a C e n t a . en E q u a Oppor tun i ty em-

RNs:

Take charge of your career in our unique setting Washtenaw Regional Dialysis Cenier ol Ann Artx>r otters careers in a challenging clinical setting. We're part of National Medi-cal Care, Inc. with 350 outpatient dialysis din-ics located across the U.S. We now have the following position:

RN Part-time, Afternoons 4:30 pm-11:30 pm

You will enjoy these advantages:

• $1,000 S i g n - O n B o n u s • New salary range • Vacation pay • Advancement opportunity • Turtion reimbursement • Promote from within policy • Multi-disciplinary team approach • No Sundays • No winter Holidays • No on-call responsibilities • 401K plan

Hemodialysis experience is not required. Training is provided. For more information, please contact: Sheri Amatuccl, Director of Nursing at (313) 434-9511. Equal Oppor-tunity Employer.

nmc Dialysis Services Division National Medical Care, Inc.

B i o k t m d t c m l A p p l i c a t i o n *

of Utchigmn, Inc.

502 Halp Wanted Dental-Medical

DIRECT CARE wi th dtetary experi-ence neceaaary. H r * 4-12pm. Mon -Fri Start ing pay. $6 7$ C M Sluart , 474-1464

GERIATRIC NURSE Headed to wor* Mon -Fri m euper-

L M n g Network mc . 24111 CMC Canter Dr Sou inkoM Ml 44034

An E * u * Oppor tun i ty Employer

OERIATRK; SUPPORT SPECIALIST

ed Iv tng envkoienMM. muM be C N A Appkeet lone accepted Mon -Fr i gem-Spm Aak tor Garaiarm The Trowbr idge, independent Uvtng Network, I nc . 24111 CMC Canter Dr Southf ield. M l 44034

An E q u a Oppor t iml ty E m p l o y a

HOME HEALTH AIDES NURSING ASSISTANTS

Would r o u ake a ante reopen? j o m

VISITING CARE - Flexible echedute e s l e b i s Cer tmcaoon or axpart-ence required C M todey!

502 Help Wanted Dental Madical

MANY JOB

OPENINGS For M e m c a P a e o n n a Free lob training w i Ha t l ona Q u a d C M I

522-5606 MEDICAL BILLER

t ime. F a n d a l a c h k o p r a d o r

vwory 8 o r g a n edge of Bkie O o a a . Medic a s 8 3rd party a iawranoar requ i red F M tkne, kaub te h rs G o o d benef f is Saery

A M tor P M 543-3644

MEDICAL RECEPTIONISTS - 4 po-sttlone. 2 pert. 2 t M Oma Troy. Southfield. Farmmgion . or Uvonte MuM neve 8 / m o l o 1 yr

443-5040

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST/BILLING Cterk /Typat - Fu* O n e For S u r g K a apeciakty off ice si South f l a g

n o r t h .tee Br ighton Ann Arbor

313-344-0234 313-224-0320 313-430-0050

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST Buey OB /GYN off ice m S o u t h k a d MBS experience C M Berebe rs

354-5404



C M 4em-5pm 352-5340

NurNng

RN SUPERVISOR n M Four Che

Center - w h a e

s r r t e g a i a e d Nur*e wtth s t rong w e d a a e p akBa Long- te rm care a i d euparviaory expertenoe e p lu * W* ofter an SIICB*II"I aalary meurenoe benefits and a f l u a i s n -or*—<3 en

anon, pteaaa apply * i paraon a _ea FOUR CHAPLAINS CONVALES-CENT CENTER. 24349 Joy Rd , Westland Ml 44145 241-9600

An E q u a Opportuni ty E m p l o y a

PEDIATRIC RECEPT10NWT

Fu*- t lme pof

DMC HEALTH CARE CENTERS WOOOCANO

41436 W 12 M * e Rd Novi. M i 44377

A fhkewd with Tke Detron Medic a Center an E q u a Oppor tun i ty Em-p l o y a

502 Help Wanted Pant a! Medical

504 Halp Wanted Office Clark al

RESPIRATORY THERAPISTS

RegieaeraJ or Cernf ted . E x d t m g Oppor tumnee . Ftadbte S c f t e d M n g

* TEMPORARY HEALTH CARE

SERVICES 354-6230

R E C E P T K M S T MEDICAL BILLER P- M K r .vaaabte tor buey rmkupte Mr>rûana off ice L ipe r tanca necea-aary Offer ing LOinpMkNe eatery 8 bentehta Pteaaa M a n a g a

Opereoone 442-4222

O R T H O D O N T I C S C H E D U L I N G SECRETARY - needed tor Birming-ham off ice Experience preterred

HYGIENIST - learn or iented pract ice requlrae hygtentel wtth a k n a a ob->acf'iea Compet i t i ve aalary 2 Sat-urdays p a month . 8anv 12:30 Mari lyn 546-2233

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST 3 Days p a weak lot O B / YN of f ice Experience m a doc to r ' s of f ice pre-terred Ca* Mary Ann, Tuee -Frt . 10am- 12pm ortfy M 837-7*00

MALE or temate N u r * * Ax le wented l o care tor mcapao W Farmmgton H * l *

MEOfCAL ASSISTANT 8 X-Ray Tech. Exper ienced Uvonte a r e a

476-6100

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST - P a t Oma entry leva p o a b o n sveaspls m G a d e n C i t y /Oaarbom MeighU area Great oppor t im l ty tor g rowth Must have beaK underMandk ig o i ma t r -ance bkang proceduree Contact Patty RMbttz 932-1170 Harper Assoc ia te * 29670 Mtddte-btet F a m i n g t o n Htes. M l 46334

M E D I C A L A S S I S T A N T , exper i -enced. I M l ime, tor busy Southfield O B / G Y N S For mo re Info ca* off ice

946-1990

MEDICAL ASSISTANT - part UnM. tor c a d l o l o g i M Experienced only F a m l n g i o n Hltls moose c M

5^3-0492

MEQlCAL ASSISTANT For O e / G Y N non- *mokmg offioe, Novi aree Exper ience m O e / G Y N and vena punc tu re a p lu* M u a be Itexible C M Nancy 353-9465

MEDICAL ASSISTANT Heeded for pweaa r t g e n a a pracnge m Weat iend araa MuM be exper ienced m Xray, venepuncture EKG 724-1150

MEDICAL ASSISTANT Experienced only. Part l ime, 2-3 days / t f f i k j r urgent care center Ce* Annet te 357-0700. ext 106

M E Q f C f L ASSIST ANT'Reeept lontet wented p e n t ime for family pract ice of f ice In Farmmgton Hiaa Experi-ence req iw ad C M 451-1600

MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONIST p o afOon evekebte. iron -enten; Plym-outh location, eubconl rac f or part t ime day* In off ice, exper ience re-quired. W P helpful Ce* 455-7730

MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION 1ST wor* o c c o a o n M ) or f u l t ime Must have 1-2 yrs exper ience Our Or s 8 cknlc* pey we* lo t your latent For more de l ens call Tracy, Tempro Med i ca 443-5590

MED-SURG RNS FOR

SUPPLEMENTAL STAFFING - Suburban w e M a n Wayne H o e p n a • FteUbte schedule • Compektrne pay • immediate aaagnment

(fol lowing or tentMion) For more mfo rms t ion 8 to sppfy contact Gloria or Martfym

981-6829 , -NURSE AiOE

Certif ied A f l e rnoon 8 rrMdmght shtfls New start wage Mrs Bi rmen Nlghtmgate Weal 8365 Newburgh Rd waat ten

PHYSICIAN ASSISTANTS

Poertione immediately e v a w b t e tor Phyaeten Asatetanta lo wo t * m Cardtothoredc Surgery Ou lpet iem Surgery or m FsmSy Pract ice M our Matord Center

To Jom our dynamic fem*y environ-ment you muM be a graduate of an accredited Ptiyelcian A esi stent Pro-gram. nave a Bachelor Degree end cur-ent Michigan Licensure snd be u a ti l ted by the N e b o n a Commte-a o n on Cert i f icat ion of Phyaidan Isatetanls 2 y r * exper ience ai a ffiiyacten Aaawtant or s rsteted h a d • steo required

We ofter an exceftent salary and OeneAta program m t a e e i

RECEPTIONIST Ar I you lookmg tor e pert M e poal-u » ' ai a rvce wor* e tmoephere"

R N S EXPLORE THE WORLD

OUTSlOE HOSPITAL WALLS F M a pert ome poemone tot

• Hi- tech Match your lop can tca a t « a with the r u e de a Home HaaRh Care Eic akar l earn ing p u s a a i a 8 greM

i i IMP Cere

na rnowgy pract ice TO sn interview cak 367-5100

Employment Services

PROVIDENCE Hoep l ta and M e d i c a Center*

16001 W. Nsne Mke Roed Southfield, M l . 44075

An E q u a Opportuni ty Employer

PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL temporary fu* t ime houee* eopeig aide poefbon open Contact Judy K A r d m o r * Center uvon la . 474-3600

' Joy Rd

MEDICAL ASSISTANT Buey OBvGYN off ice m South ivao F M t ime Exper ienced onfy C M Barbara 356-5905

MEDICAL ASSISTANT- Cont ingent

241-3491

MEDICAL ASSISTANTS - Having t reuMe locat ing the dmica that have the wor* 7 fl you have" 1 -2 yrs expe-r ience we could uee your skate Part or M l t ime * v « l * b M X-ray helpful but r io t neceeeary l k r h a * a Tempro Mt f t i caL ' . 443-5590

MEDICAL BILLER immadte le long term openings M major m e d i c a o e n l a To $8/hr C a l Mkrcy M UNIFORCE 357-0648

MEOfCAL BILLER needed tot busy oral suageo pract ice experience helpful but not neceaaary Ca* Mon-Fn , 9 - 5 p m 554-6140

MEDICAL BILLER - Muat have ex-per ience m an typee of ineurence biking Mm 2 y r * axpener ic* Pleaee cal l lor Intervtea 353-1155

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST For buey family pract ice MuM have

m e d i c a ineuranca bf f ing F M or part Ome poal t ion 344-1131

MEDICAL. BILLS RS $4-$ 13/HR Minmxmi 2 yrs m a m n c e bkkng re-qui red tor p r ime opport iml ty m Farmmgton Rocheater Uvonte 8 Detron suburb Computer sxperv-ence p r M a r e d F e m a a wfth DME. IV aifuason nespfu Contact Pat ty RMbftz. 432-1170 H e r p a Aeaocteiae. 24470 befl F a m m g t o n Hate. M l 48334

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST Suburban pract ice seeking to* time receptloniet Must heve werm. oul-go ing personal i ty 6 previous medi-c a of f ice exper ience Computer knowledge deeveebM competi t ive compensa t ion at t ract ive beneftt pecaege Pteeee aend reeume to. At tn Micheii S tabb. Med ica Man-agement Group. 32841 M idd tebM. S 4 t 1 Farmmgton Hlte. Ml 46334

NURSE AIDE OR MEDICAL ASSISTANT

Wanted W » t r a i l for podiat ry poa t i on Apply NHG, 24293 Tete-

Si p h Rd Suite 140 between 9 end Miw Rd*

EMERGENCY ROOM NURSE

Canton Sateane

W* a a seeking e per t - t ime, nkd-rsght shift Emergency Room N i ^ s s To quaaty. you muat poeeeea Michi-gan RN aceneure end ER experi-ence Interested candidates should I o r e a d a rea, m e in conkder i ce to OAKWOOO HEALTH SERVICES Humen rteeourcee Oept A t tn Can-ton 23400 M icn iga r Ave , Suite 111, D e a b o m , Mi 48124 An E q u a Opportunity Employer

OAKWOOD HOSPITAL

RADIOLOGY OPPORTUNITIES

Poaftions are immedistafy svaalsbte lor Tschnotogteta m the lokowing

CAT SCAN Contmganl to wor* baaed on needs of deper iment ARRT requi red Pre-vioua CT experience prefer red F M time, day afiffl onantaf ion requ i red

DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY Fu* t ime, af lernoon shift t o m d u d e weeaenda, on-caa srv j hoaday rotat ion ARRT required.

Pan t ime, day anrft to m d u d e Saturday m o m m g and one hoaday p a y e a ARRT required

SATELLITE RADIOLOGY Cont ingent to wor* beead on needa

; hî te the opponunf ty to ro ta te 4 of ' our med i ca lactones MuM h

ARRT or be regtetry ekgtbte

Quekfted mteremed candk le lee may apply Mon th ru Thur* , 8am 12noon at Employment Services

PROVIDENCE H o s p n a and M a h c a Centers

16001 W Nine M*e Roed Sou thkad . Ml . 44075

12:30pm-4pm Mon , Wed Fn M Providence Meckca Center - Novi. 10 MUe and Haggerty Road

An E q u a Opport \mf ty Employer

NURSING ASSISTANTS Cert i f ied Nursing Aaatetanta needed to help care tor our r e a d a i l s Good working condrt lons Naar weoe 8

package Apply m pa rson Mbel t f a l s i n g Care Center 14900 MIOdtebefl Rd

u v o n w . Mtcfagen

OPTICAL

EXPERIENCED LAB TECHNICIAN

425-2400

PROJECT COORDINATOR Leedmg d e n t a Implant surgeon i seas ing a project coo rd ina lo r lor a leeching inst i tute The amiable cen-dMtete aril be faghfy motrvatad. M Starting 8 en|oy chakange Tha poet-l ion requiree ou ts tand ing organoa-Dona 4 tokow th rough skias. eoms baaic account ing appkcat ior ia 8 ax-

pubkc relat ions soaraes as 581-2010

RADIOLOGY TECHNOLOGIST

Accepting eppacetJone tor r«gie-tered or ragletry a i g i bM Retkcaogy Tecnmctene Two poMbone r v e A etna part Oma day* , m Novi fun-t ime poerbon m Oeiroft Pteaaa apply M

DMC HEALTHCARE CENTERS WOOOCANO

41935 w t 2 Mae Rd NovL Ml 44377

or 22341 W 8 Mke Rd Ctelron. Mi , 44219

A miie ted wnh The Demon l i e o c e i C e n t a an E q u a Opportuni ty Em-f o y a

RECEPTIONIST - For pediatr ic cknlc In Uvonte with typ ing and data entry suite Experience preter red Fu* a pert t ime 427-9445

RECEPTIONIST - Fas t p a c e d Ophthalmology off ice ssekm j ma-ture SMjhrtdua Dutlee mtAFane

RN-TRIAGE PATIENT INQUIRY

Fua-time te lephone trtege poMOon

d e l * m-puf. p rspsr ence rer tacMior. Typing 4 dey*. • -penenee pi e l a i sd Send reusmes to A n n Undk. 5728 WtWtemore Lake Rd BrtgfHon M 44114

REGISTERED MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST

A tut ome and part Ome poemon ex-

agists an ths miOreî t sh in We ol-

OMC HEALTH CARE CENTERS WOOOL-ANO

41436 W 12 M k e Rd NOVI M l 44377

AflBMMd S H I Tke Oet rok Med i ca Center an Equal Oppor tun i t y Em-ployer

ACCOUNTS P A Y A B L E CLERK Expenenc a a d A / P a g p l r s a n n s . I beneff is $7 00-44 . 0 0 ^ mg

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERK

DMC HEALTH CARE CENTERS WOOOLANO

24320 Ptymouth Rd Uvonte. M l 44150

Aff iketed wfth The Oetroft M e d e a Cenier . an EquM Opportuni ty Em-P « y a

slow eccounts AbMty t o work e * * i people Boa 174 D a a b j i i 44 48121

ahomd c e * * 8 i 1800 ext St Mary Hoapua

34475 w Five kkte Uvonte. Ml 48154

An Equa Opporkmf ty Employer

Registered Nurses F M and pan- t ime staff poat jone aveaabie on me e f t emoon thf f i m the loaowmg erees

Telemetry Orthopedics Critical Care »

» you are u t e t s M e d m c e r e a growth * i e poat ive pi aaeeauna eettmg. then c o n e l d a your c e r e a opt ions st Botsford

Find out sbout our •ogram and I

SINAI HEALTH SYSTEM

1 has en immadte le opening In our Echo L a b o r a t o r y tor an exper ienced

CARDIOVASCULAR SONOGRAPHER

Full Time R e q u r e m e n u m d u d e 1 y e a ot re-e l e d w o r * exper ience abWy lo per form eouft. tela end pedtetrtc 20 Echo a. color f low aopptei and spe-cial ly teMwg. such as TEE and sir aaa Echo Cardiography Strong backgro tmd m adult rout ine Echo Cardwgrephy . Out

ACTIVELY SEEKING

TEMPORARY RESOURCES

7 3 7 - 1 7 1 1 Mm 542-0314

504 Help Wanted Office Ctertcal

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

AND/OR SENIOR SECRETARY

Put sour i need o i tfi

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I I you hwve thee* ekaa 8 more, we would tee l o m e M youl Ca* now to sal up en appt

526-6*54

FUTURE FORCE TEMPORARY HELP SERVICE

NEVER A F E C

ADVERTISING AiOOeCY eeekk ig Part T k e (20-30 H r * >

AUTOMOTIVE OPPORTUNITIES

AT TEC |Obe ere ptenfMU seve re oppo rhml

Ca* Joan Herneon. Nurss R ? c r u n a M 471-4665 or send i sa i a i e

Botsford General Hospital

28050 Grand River Farmington HIHs, Ml

46336-5933

An E q u a Opportuni ty E m p l o y a

ofter a compet i t i ve saga and a i p i a h a i M v e bera *

SENO RESUME T O

Employment Off ice SINAI H08PTT AL

8787 W Outer Drive 144235

Southfield Troy

tor top-notch c te r i ca 4 a d n k n m r a -kve p a s o i a i M immed lMe a e a g r manta evsaeoie e n r k m g on locat ion a m a r I automot ive f lrma 4 a , * l | ' • 1

GENERAL OFFICE/CLERICAL DATA ENTRY

EXECUTIVE SECRET ARIES RECEPTIONISTS

SECRETARIES • W O R D PROCESSORS

Long 4 thor t -sa rm eaagn i i i sn l s s e a e r i i SI erees Including Arm Ar

THE CITY Of LATHRUP VILLAGE » moot t r a p

Poa t ion , 27400 Sou th f i e l d Rd. -a thrup m i n i M 4 4 0 7 4

An E q u a O p p o r k m f t y

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

X-RAY T E C H N I C I A N / Reg is te red Orthopeedfc

RN for OB/QYN H*te OB 2 d a y * / w k

off ice si Fermmgton

RN OR LPN Office Nuraa. lu* or pert nma hou r *

863-4211 Aak tor Kathy

RNS 8 LPNS W * need, cartrig nur*as tor kmfted n t s n b a ol ataff pos i t ion* Both part and fua tkne MuM Show gemkne in-terest m geriairic*. Satery oomman-eurate efth experience Apply at M i V a n o n Nuramg Center, 26715

10 - I t MBa

WEST TRAIL NURSING HOME Cernfted nursss a ide* naadaB, M t ime days t a f ternoons part tkne midnights 8 weekends C M EVee Heworth M

TEMPORARY NURSING Agency I* looking tor a sales parson affih 2 y r *

ment held to do late. <x rang homea. mauranoa com-

e x l e m g accounts Nurteng beck-j r cx jnd halpfM but no l required Good aalary b a M I U plus commte aion enekable seperv i ing upon m-perlence n e a t Exchange Aak for Rick 443-1440

CertHted Rehab Agency Vartou* Outte* mdude Or tho N a r o Cybex 330 and Cybax TEF Unit U n m u m i

TROY MICHIGAN

$3,000 SIGN ON BONUS

Phyelca Thersg i Supernaor to )ekn proqreaave PT

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r »upan Excaaenl saury 'benefi t park aga mtereeted candidatee pteeee ca* Angela A lan at (313) 567-5440 or aand reaume to:

Phyacsan * PhyaKM T h a a p y Services

24011 Greenfield Rd Sou thkau . M l . 44075

X-RAY TECHNICIAN tor or thopedfc o f f i ce m Bammghani

447-0440

X-RAY TECHNICIAN PART-TIME CaM expertenoe t iakn** tot buey Orthopedic d f toe .

474-1470

X-RAY TECH NICIAN immediate open ing tor pert nme w u k a c t e n m auburba r pnvate ofi-ice Exoaaent k i n g * benef i t * Reply t o Sou th f tew R e d m o g r 15401 W 9 Mke Road State 110 Southfteid. M l 44075

X-RAY TECHNICIAN Progreaakte mob4a X-rt^r company ea'vlc ir ig nurs ing homea; haa knme-dteae Opanmga tor I M ome and f laa -bte hour w c h r e d a n a We ofter oom-paoove waga*. b a i e P U a i d atabte

504 Halp Wanted Office-Clerical

ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS tor tha

• GENERAL CLERK- Long term as-s i g n m e n t * t f f i a n o o r i srafl M a me-lor metro area hoapf lM Dapi seas reaabia 8 good of f ice * u t o • TELEMARKETERS- Expertenoe preterred e u - v e M t buaaneaaaa • DATA ENTRY CLERK- Short * long term aaaitf enanis a eaafiia

CALL DYNAkMC P E O P L E 141 6600

ant wi th 1-2 y r * i iokaoa Job re-sporMbaBtea e « m d u d a process-ing and dteb lbut lon of m o o m m g and

m M a i d o rde r i ng of M oN-lo* u n a O t h a dunaa are re-Hueanng a a lce tor t i p e e i ' k a t and Otha off ice machinery and nMto «ig reoapttotkM Ties i iuMBun requkea

esth SALARY REQUIREMENTS or apply m person a t

Human Raeourc

AMERICAN YAZAKI CORPORATION

BPECLAL NEEDS tor VI m y «* I MS i knowleqge o l Mtcroeoh Men cs Excel 4 / v R-

Tscnoical Engineering ConBuftants

313-485-3900 Fax: 313-465-4219

BN-UNG CLERK/OAT A ENTRY

* muM Start $6.40ff i r w l lh W a 4 i Apply m paraon at 12400 RlLtikMH C t . Uvonte 48150

BtLUNG/RECEIV ABLES CLERK

BOOKKEEPER - I M kma . expen-enoe - i c s s s e - , 20411 w 12 M a Rd Bte 201 Sou m SI a C M KaMiet

3 K - 4 M 6

4agoarty o n , M l 46 Canton. M l 46187

No Phone C M * Pis * i I

An E q u a Oppor tun i ty Employer

C A S H SEP Auto Cleesa a i k exper ience M m -F h 4:30 to 9 p m Set 8 t o 1pm C M Jo M Tsmerof t Dodge 354-L8P0

BOOKKEEPERS FULL CHARGE

A D M I N I S T R A T I V E A S S I S T A N T , Fermmgion HMa m a t r a n o e agency, part kma. WordPer fec t . Harverd Graphics halp l t * . M r e e d sheet* in-surance b e c k g r o u n d pi e l a ' ed Send r e a m l o PO Bos s3379

ADVERTISING AGENCY Mafor naBona * g * n c y naada Offi-esete eKird prooeasmg on an IBM PC, lo $4 5(Vhour C M Shan M UNIFORCE 367-0441

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE/ RECEIVABLE CLERK

k n m a J l e M open ing tor an experv

ASSISTANT FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER -

$30,000 Fee p e M by oompany Pro-

Any

Temporary aPiBe S i t e Ing tha rfgff i " a ' l i i a i a i t l o b Computer a muM. LOtu* a pma

ACCOUNTANTS ONE 24133 I lor ty iaaatar i l Hwy . Sui te 202

S o u t h k a d Mi 44075 354-2410

AGENCY FEE PAID BOOKKEEPER

3 plue year*. t M charge t •ndudki f i expenen Ereperelior. 4 fob • M y i

S e n d r e a u m e l o W o l v e r i n e Teseoom. mc.. 1875 R i m r r r O r . Ste 180. Troy Ml 440*3

mark, as wa* aa a p a c M pro tec t * We ofter a compet i t i ve eatery and

to: Corn I1 aaa1. P.O Box 414, Plym-outh. Mi 44170

C M 644-4400 SNELLING PERSONNEL SERVICES

CASH R6CEMTS ANALYST paa Cewa efMawa

Bern, an aiduatry le t r le r v i o e * nee tor a Caen Renekn i openmg tot

• O i s a a u

AUTO DEALER seeks i entry a v a c te r * S o m e a r y g . beck-

good tetepnuia p a k w M > F M Mi te poa t i on Oea Appfy m parson Mc 5pm 4 M out appacetk-jn u m a Toyo ta 2027 S o Tste|

ence m a variety of ceah receipts kmckona I you are qu*44ed tor Wee

M.C.C 700 E 8KJ BEAVER RO... SUITE A

TROY kk 44043 ATTN.

to HOM€ & S€RVIC€ GUID€ OQ DEAOUNES: 4 P.M. TUESDAY FOR THURSDAY EDITION / 4 P.M. FRIDAY FOR MONDAY EDITION TO PLACK YOUR AD CALL 501-

123 Janitorial T J SERVICES

CLEANING 8 MAINTENANCE Oepandebte Service 8 Low Pricee

C M Tim 729-4943

129 Landscaping AA - ACE LANDSCAPING

Complete Y a d C t e w v u p Weeding. T n m m m g Exper t* Str ip 8 Sod Shrub RemovM

533-6664

AC QUlOt A P F O R P A B L E LANDSCAPING BY LaCOURE

lendacapmg wateked C*d undecap -ing reMoted I t emo .e ons aod 4 m-M*a new Shrub* 8 trea* a laiaaed CuMom m a l e bede Cteetv-upe

Power s e a e i g d e c k * sk jmg 4 br ick* to m M * look I k * near

129 Landscaping

65$/yard PICK-UP-WILY

10860 W 7 M I L E R D Bern eon Napter 4 Chubb Rd

346-1660

135 Lawn Maintenance

R & H Fa* CteaS u p * - Leel Ramova Stave, 534-1170 Eric. 535- 7756

TAKING OROERS lor fa* cieen upe Reeeonebte re ts* 10% dlscoiml lor senior d t tzans J Cr lppen

547-5941

HYDROSEEDtNQ • UNI - *OCK WALKWAYS DECKS • RETAINING WALLS • COMPLETE LANDSCAPE SERV

DESIGNER ON STAFF B4L LANDSCAPING 547

HYDROSEEDING • Brtck WaBrwaya • Peaoe

ADMIRE YOUR YARD Complete naw 4 f sodding 4 eeedm

M Unde rg round -8 serviced Tlm-

Sump Pump t u e Dramaga prob-lem solving Becsnoe work I reclor wot* pipe puamg f r u d u n g - BIG O R SMALL HACKER SERVICES 474-4414

OUAUTY SERVICE SINCE 1444

AN ATTRACTIVE OUTDOOR ENVIRONMENT FOR YOUR HOME

l « V - cuetom kr te* 8 Mo re p e 4 o * 8 na*i i i a i * endecape ' a n o r a t i o n * rMasnmg wees, pemtmga

Gi. iMt) wor* a OIM pr ior i ty GROW RTTE DESIGN 8 SERVICE

843-4270 Ree 8 Cone FuBy me Free EM

Designer On Staff B & L Landscaping

547-6439 J 6 J LANDSCAPING

rvM 4 547-7703

MR SHOVEL LANDSCAPING Sod • RE SOOOfNG • G r a k n g

Dramaga • Low Araaa t t epe*ed Oueaty W o r * Paul 724-4287

NOBLES LANDSCAPE SUPPLIES

BOULDERS B Oecoret lve 8 Dr t i aeay Stone

4 Topeo* B PeM-Topeo* Mc. • Shred Bar* B W M Stone

B Blocks B Landacape Timbers PicBup or O M i my

474-4922

A N O E l O S SUPPLIES SUMMER SALEM

4 Topeo* - 50% bag $ 4 4 B RaM B C e d w M M d i

4 w o o d Ch«pe 4 D i i i a e e i 4 Dec

B Ptey PoM. ~

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Ctoaa 8 Damo Work 477 2406

rsr Raaroa* Tte* B •tilmmm,

Pica«a or Delivery - Open 7 D FOR RENT Sod CMtar * . PoM n tagan , R in i iMai I . l > * t a 8 Senera lo r *

478-1729

Apple Landscaping & Diversified Services

4 Renew OM I . I B B a d 8 Bead B Claa* M *

B Tree 8 Shrub M a M $ (

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CASBONTS LANOBCAPMQ 4

T 0 P S 0 I L * Special*

7 Yard* Screened Tap S M DM $46 PtenMna O r a M t e T-eekor Work Randal Landscape

Farm 4 Btooaf f iMd Araaa

136 Lawn

FALL CLEAN-UP C M Graan ^ n g a L e a a a»it'iu rp r toa quota 463 *483

FALL CLEAN-UPS

737-7044

GOROCac S L A R R I 4 HOME C A R *

4 - M N U R S E R Y Ef lc ten i e c o n o m i c a e e l r e m o v a

B u n leef s p e o a w t 4 6 4 - 1 7 3 0

165 Painting/ Decorating

138 Lawn Sprinkling

A BARQAINJHVCE

SPECIAL 50% off ACTION PAINTING

Interior - Exterior Drywe* 8 P t e M a

Spray Textured Cenmg* P e p a Hanging 8 Removal

Bnck Cteenma 8 W o o d Stasrang A L U M I N L R H S I D I N G R E F I N I S H I N G

Quality W o r * 8 Free EM -For Service m Your Area. Ce*

524-6187 ADMIRE YOUR LAWN

Sprmkter mm**e t ion . service 8 repek w e i t a u m g HACKER SERVICES 474-6914

QUALfTY SERVICE SPICE 1948

W I N T E R I Z E '. N O W *

Ce* Water M a e i a 255-3430

150 Moving & Storage BOS MOVING 8 SERVICE INC

Any Sue j o b nsasr jnabte Hales

>-4172

0 4 J MOVING 8 HAUUNG Home 8 Off ice Moving. G a e g e 8 Oebrw I t e m o v a Quick E fhoen i 8 risk s e n Free EM 454-0650

EXOOUS MOVING LINE

EXPERT MOVING CO APordsbte R a n s

Evemnge 8 Weak « Welootre For Free EsOmeta 427-442

INDEPENDEK lOVING Free Esnmetee m

LIcenaeaMPSC 4474 C o i k t e o u a CarakA I

LOW RATES 46-0125 * a JOHNS MOV1K3 * a

LOCAL 6 LONG DISTANT LICENCED 8 INSURED

BEST RATES* C M 790-4404

M O V I N G 777 Complete Preperetton Service

Expert, pi nteeMural i * / y r » eap 1301V Free aM C M 43S-47S2

TWO MEN 4 A TRUCK MOVERS

Weime Cty 7»3-i

1S2 CUSTOM MIRRORED WALLS

B - toM doors and aaae table taps • • g e e s Oteooum prices 13-8410 544-1301

165 Painting/

A BETTER JOB ... ... REASONABLE RATES

S O PAINTING

ALL TYPES OF PAINTING And w e a p e p a l e m o v a Drywe* re-pew Aluminum elding pasMed Ine / r M M a * L a r m a i . 344-2737

BRUSH PAINTING CO

Uc * ma Free EM Viee/Meeter Cards accepted

CALO'S Cuetom PamtPig Company mc

w e Are a 1 m mt 8 Ext Pamiung Our Raputaeon Sbeeks For i tsek Ca* Wow - Set Up Appo in tmen t

Free EM Aa* U* About O u G t e i m g

478-4398 Ceuaad Broken Gtea* Replaced Window* Weened rSpecsa**ae in Putty w o r * 8 C e u a m g k A n y Kind Of Oieea Wor* - m Trade 25 Yr* Cea Ken 874-1756

CUSTOM PAINTING 8 STAINING 1490 pricee Interior 8 Exterior

Heel p r e c i s e 8 k . M j ' r e e est hake Kenyon 722-2045

DAYLITE PAINTING CO f t e a o a n k a 8 C o m m a d a mtanor 8 E l ienor S iammg Cuetom color

a ms Free EM 474-4140

EUROPEAN TOUCH

WALLPAPER - PAINTING GLA2ING M A R B L i n a f G

FREE ESTIMATES WSl

879-2300 Fantastic Prices

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• Intaior . 'Exter ior

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663-6470

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THOMAS LANE PLUMBING Reesdentia 8 C o m m e r c e

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20 yr Eatebaafied Buemeaa Lxeneed 8 meured 8 Guaranteed m a * a n c e Work CMI. 961-1118

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421-3003 Fupy meured.

30 y r * Exper ience

PAT'S ROOFING OF LIVONIA

spec iWty ven tMet lon p r o b l e m s

$ 7 5 O F F W T T H T H I S A D Free Es t imate* .

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233 Roofing

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WE oo rr ALL I

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AAA APEX ROOFING PIC Oueaty wot* l u m p l o d ws» pnde FsMky owned LK-ma l a s pr ice*

For Honeefy 8 mtegrky ca* Day* 445- ' 2 3 3 Anyt ime 478 M 6 L

A A A Q U A L I T Y W O R S T

MODERN ROOFING of LIVONIA

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Will beat any price! Sensor CMBen Olaooumt

L Kenaea/mate ed 30 y r * experience

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4 7 1 - 2 6 0 0

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253 Snow Removal 273 Trea Service S M O W P l O W I N G

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471-2600

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Lake 3la*aa Inauranoa Company p.o. r

poamona Md a ui

CLERICAL phona M l and aapartanoa naad i WoamWaad Haa. South-

iOO 27750 Novi Road. Sia KM

Novi. Ml 4*377-5427 I Faaa Co Patd J44-6700

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MANUCIFE FINANCIAL 500 N Woodward Ava. SM 250

Attn. Roaamary Janka An Equal Opportunity Emptor*

IMMEDIATE OPENING •Mating

In dancaL da«aI. compular input nt r input, i

a panafcxi ion araa. Sand i aauwn lo 41555 KoppamK*. Cantor. 4a 157

CLERICAL PART TIME BrmMtam maurat

r i inicai t

904 Halp Wanted OfHca-Clartcai

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CLERICAL! • SECRETARIES • WORD PROCESSOR, • RECEPTIONISTS • GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS

Morn IXrtng quaaty paopla lo. long and marl larm aaatgnmant* Ca» today lor an appoaiunanl

643-8590 EXPRESS SERVICES

CUNCAl Southrtaaa omca oftar* lua ttma po-••on faouamg rMabia IndMdua •nh good typing and «ng waa £ 2 3 Lime* Corp PO Boa 433 Btoorrv (laid Naa. Ml 45303-0433

504 HalpWantad vnlvt 'VlffKAl

CLERK/TYPIST opantng In Mr oparaaona araa Mr a darn typtat Tha propar Candida* ahoiAd hava good organlnaona aaaa a ba atta lo w t mdapand-anfly Tha proAoam uaa of a oaicu

AOS 13TJZ1 ba uWaiad OuaMad oa raauma a aalary malori lo Boa IM. Obaaroar a Ccta^k. Naaapapara, 35251 Schoolcraft Rd LNoma.

Opportunity Employ* MKMoan 45150

An Equal

COLLECTOR ana. ycvanvnar*

aurad loana and diarga card count. Knn laigaahU <n apptea-oon ol coMcHon ragutacona and » oa aCAHy lo

aga oar ao NO PHONE CALLS RESUMES TO

CradH Union ONE 542 E MnaMHaRd EarnOaM Ml 45220

An Equa Opportunity Ernptoi—«

504 Halp Wanted Offlca-Cletjcal

COLLECTORS - (P>a or Pan anal 1 naia immadlaia. m 1Mb oMoa Pr Uoua

•qutr* good. tactful phona Mk Ing am ess. 553-0*50

CUSTOMER SERVICE REP Dutaaa Includa latino phona ordars. han-dbng mM 5 *AX ordar*. or Oar antry a raturn Muat -or* aaa «•» pao-pla Madica producta axpananca a

lo Stuart Drug a Surgical Supply. Ann Jon 45755 Elva UUa Wyrrv outh. Ml 45170

CUSTOMER SERVICE $17,000 No l«e FnatMy laarr aptritad Troy compa-nyt Or aat banaAUl Fraa Travail Naad atcaaant paopla aiaa, iraval unoMadga and 1-4 y»» racant ofdea

504 HalpWantad Oflloa-ClaHcal

DATA CENTER SPECIALIST

a 2 yaar profact in tha Troy araa *t>t*car«a mat hava nayboardlng MR. oompuiar oovaaa anoudlng Intro lo Oau fi otaaamn and CO •Ot and ma aeaty lo an 751 Ca* today) Aa* lor Soma at

E N T E C H Services, Inc.

528-8090 DATA ENTRY CLERK - part tlma poartaon lor amal company locaiad at 13/Tangraph Succaaalui canoi Oala mm ba aUa to typa SO *pm 5 ba aaH moovalad a organuad Ca* Barb bataaan 2-4pm 542-5050 OATA ENTRY CLERK naaOaa lor accounta payabla. nauranca clatmt 5 ganara olilca worti Fu* banafita Ltvoraa location, aand ' m r a to Bo* «1»4. Obaarvar a Eccarvtnc Naoapapan. 35251 ScnooK'ah Rd uvon* Mtchtgan 4a 150

904 HalpWantad OfAea-Clarical

DATA ENTRY CLERK vaaga Graar Managamani Compa-ny. a I Farmmgion HWa haa an opportunity -lot a Data Entry Cart

Tha aucoaaalui candidata muai »ava pravtoua data antry IO-*ay a CRT

I poaaaa good arman

M>a o«ar a compatitrva compaoaa non and banallt pacaaga OuaWhaO

lo

I Dapartmant VILLAGE GREEN MANAGEMENT COMPANY

30*33 NORTHWESTERN HIGHVUAT SUITE 300

FARMINGTON HILLS. Ml 45334 An Equa OpporturWy Employa*

OATA ENTRY OPERATOR Muai ha<a aoma aaparianca E»a-nmg anm. 6pm-2am Magaa 55 SO 55/Naur Man raauma to

MARKETING FORCE 1757 NortnhaM >•«

Rocnaatar Hiaa Mi 4530« ATTN Sharon StanHua

NF^ :

1 0 0 Cars & Trucks

Must Be Sold This

Week

MCDONALD FORD O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O P

It's Our

Now Appearing

1 9 9 2 M O D E L S O C > o o o o O O O O O O > 0 I O O O CD o o o o o o o o o o o o o o c 5 g o O O P O O P O P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P t >

Bring Your Title!

WE NEED TRADE -

INS!! sv A N

M o n d a y & Thursday unt i l 9 : 0 0 pm; T u e s d a y , W e d n e s d a y & Friday unti l 6 : 0 0 p m

OPEN S A T U R D A Y OCTOBER 1 9 F R O M 1 0 : 0 0 A M UNTIL 4 : 0 0 P M •

$ 1000 CASH BACK or

FINANCING FOR UP TO

4Q 0 / * * 4 8 MONTHS • ' 0 Annual percentage rate

1 9 9 2 P R O B E 1 4 AVAILABLE

s 750 CASH BACK or

7_ . . R N A N C I N G F O R U P T O 4 8

Q O / X * M O N T H S O R * 5 0 0 C A S H • J / 0 B A C K O N L X . A N D S T D

M O D E L S

Annual percentage rate

1992 ESCORTS 6 2 AVAILABLE

$ 500 CASH BACK or

R N A N C I N G FOR UP TO

7 0 % * * 4 8 MONTHS • w / " Annual percentage rate

1992 MUSTANG 8 AVAILABLE

$ 500 CASH BACK or

7A A / X 4, FINANCING FOR UP TO . Y % 4 8 MONTHS


1992 AEROSTARS

1 9 9 2 PROBES Air conditioning, automatic tranaaiMalon. Mumlnum wttaala. crulaa control, powar loch*, alactrlc dafroatar. Untad {lata mn/tm caaaatta. pramhjm aound ayatam, po war arrtanna, much

WAS . . . DISCOUNT REBATE .

. . . '16,063 . . . ' 2 0 6 4 . . . 1000

n o w ' 1 2 , 9 9 9 *

Stk. #2129

1992 ESCORT LX 2 DR Powar itaarlnf, powar brakaa, aan/5m •tarao, frorrt atiaal Mia, dual alactrlc mlrrora, raar

troatar, light group, cloth I racllnlng aaata, cup tray, body alda I mMhigt, tiritad glaaa. cargo araa

war, powar dacklld ralaaaa, S apd. tianamtaaJon WAS '10 ,168 DISCOUNT 1 4 6 9 REBATE ' 5 0 0

NOW ' 8 1 9 9 * St> . # 2 0 8 1

1992 MUSTANG Air conditioning, automatic transmlaalon, aun roof, powar windowa. powar lock*, crulaa control, alactnc datroatar. am/fm caaaatta. graphic at«ual«iar. eaat aluminum wt>aals. light group.

WAS DISCOUNT REBATE .

. ' 14 ,981 . »2582

. . ' 500

N O W ' 1 1 , 8 9 9 * Stk. #2154

1 9 9 2 AEROSTARS 7 paaaangar. powar window*, powar locks, air conditioning, powar mlrrora, privacy glaas, crulaa control, tilt ataal, alactrlc dafroatar, raar wlpar waahar, mm/ym atarao caaaatta. much

Annual percentage rate WAS DISCOUNT REBATE .

' 19 ,032 ' 2933

' 500

4 0 AVAILABLE N O W ' 1 5 , 5 9 9 *

Stk. #T2237

1992 PROBES

5 3 0 6 M * * F O R 24 months

" T h e A r i t h m e t i c " • AS! afOHTNLT PAYMENT 'lOilO aotmtiT w tax -lija. totai mohdry »»ywi«7 •ua.ya. nxruNOAau aacuatTY DtPoajT -ua total Of PAYMiHra -raaoj*. totai om at atuptmai moaa W W *«0.7« PUM lOOO HC&ATV. TTTLI a ruin n i l SO.OOO MILIS I AALOWID MMIM PfMALrY Ul* PfJ» MILf . CLOUD c wo u r n

st*

1 9 9 2 ESCORTÛ 2 DR

aavat. p+w daafclid ralaaaa, % aM-

i F E S 1 9 3 M * * 36 months

" T h e A r i t h m e t i c " •AftE MOHTMLT CATMINT ' l l l . l l MOCTTMLT UU TAJl T.T4. WT* MONTN1T ^ at aat nt •aoa.aa wfunoabli Mcunfrt MPOUT '321. TOTAL 0# PAT MINTS | T2A7.M. TOTAL DM AT MCCFTIOai curoMn •««.» *um 'woo mm TTTU AMD PLAT* FO Jgoe i

1992 MUSTANG

LEASE F O R

$ 2 8 5 M * * 24 months

" T h e A r i t h m e t i c " • AS! MONTMLT PATMIHT ' ? IUI . fcaOMTHtf US TA* H.41 TOTAI aaOMTMLT PAYMENT TN?* DYfUKOOU: UCUNfTT DfPOSJT " SOO. TOTAL Of PATMCNTt ' ' U l * TOTAL DUC AT »>CimOAl f*Om { CUSTOM0> "tli-'l PLUS 'SOO NCSA T* TTTVi ANO PLATE PE1S SO.OOO MHiS ALLOWED aULLAOf PCNAL TT U* PCM MMA \ CLOSED f NO HAM.

Slk#2154

$ 750 CASH BACK or

7* 1 * / . . FINANCING FOR UP TO 9 % 4 8 MONTHS

• ^ Annual percentage ra te

1992 CROWN VICTORIAS 1 8 AVAILABLE

$ 5 0 0 CASH BACK or

7A A/ A 1 FINANCING FOR UP TO

9 % 4 8 m o n t h s n o n 6 c y l -B ' " Annual percentage ra te

1992 TEMPOS 2 4 AVAILABLE

$ 500 CASH BACK or

7 A O / 4* FINANCING FOR UP TO • %#/0 4 8 MONTHS


1992 TAURUS

1992 CROWN VICTORIAS AJr conditioning, powar windowa. powar lock*. I». pkg.. powar aaat. eaat aluminum wtiaaW, llkjminatad antry ayatam, oomarlng lam pa. full alxa apara. alactrlc dafroatar. am/»m atarao caaaatta. much mora

WAS '22 .113 DISCOUNT ' 3 8 6 4 REBATE ' 7 5 0

NOW '17,499* Stk. #2038

1992 TEMPO GL 4 DR Air conditioning, automatic tranamlaalon. tilt utiaat. Intarval wlpar*. dual alactrlc mirror*, alactrlc raar dafroatar. am/fm

M*o caaaatta. polycaat wfwala. | llgT* group, kitfaga rack. carHar

nraat. powar lock, much mora

WAS DISCOUNT REBATE .

1 3 . 2 4 7 •2548

' 5 0 0

NOW '10,199* Stk. #2250


1992 TAURUS GL4DR Powar windowa. powar lock*, crulaa control, air conditioning, ful aUa, apara tlra. alactrlc raar dafroatar. eaat alumlntan wtiaai*. am/fm starao ca**atta. light group, much mora

WAS DISCOUNT . . REBATE

1 8 . 8 0 5 ' 3206

' 5 0 0

3 0 AVAILABLE

1 9 9 2 AEROSTARS

£ * S E $ 3 6 6 N * * 24 months

T h e A r i t h m e t i c " S A SI MONTNLT PATMINT 'HI21 MONTMLT UM TAX 1A.M. TOTAI MOMTMLT PAT MB NT IMJft. MCFUMDAMLI SCCUMfTT 01 POSIT * AOO TOTAL 0# PATMIMTS "XJ.710S0 TOTAL Mil AT MlCtPTMM fMOM CUSTOM CM SOOil PLUS "SOO

ATI. TTTVI AMO PLAT1 MIL AS.OOO MUS AUONTO. MM LAM I PCMAATT UL*

MMJL CLOSTD I

n o w $ 1 5 , 0 9 9 * Stk. #2090

1992 CROWN VICTORIAS

i Mt. c a at . NtwMMIna-tatf entr.

aaNoat »>.

S377M* L E A S E FOR

3 6 m o n t h s ' T h e A r i t h m e t i c "

• Alt aONTMIT PATMENT •> I I (a • • o w r n r uat tax TA1X total aio«rT>«r P««aEKT T3.I7 afTLMUUU «ftu«ir> PCPOiJT -aoo total or r t n t t u i -14J4A*} T0TA4 PI* AT IKCtTTIOt '*oi cutToaitit i j i a: nut -rao • E a t TTTLf Atn PTATI UU 4A00C • J l AUOWB) atUAii rowLirr is-rt* tMLL a OWE DM> LIASt

Stk V2038 1 9 9 2 TEMPO GL 4 DR

M»c<rfc —mt J«Kif»a jrr. N« e caMtta po*Vc aat »<W

L E A S E % 2 2 9 « * * 3S months

" T h e A r i t h m e t i c " SASI MONTMLT PATMINT «l MONTMlT USI TA* lOTAl MO«rTMLT PATINCNT -3 1AAI MCFVMOAMif MCuNITT DIPOS4T *2IO TOTAt Of 'ATMiMTS •SIS? a* TOTAL om Al »WClPT>OM 'HON CUSTOMS* 'SOS.MJ PLUS "SOO aiSATC. rru ANO PATl FECS AS.OOO MILIS ALLOlNCO MILAAOI PINAL FT LI fCH MILX CLOSED END ICASC

1992 TAURUS GL 4DR

I »Q. .par. tl»«, •••ot'k >Mf caa •laMlaiN vhaaia. l a / l a ata*a<

L E A S E FOR

!3466 9* 24 months

" T h e A r i t h m e t i c " • AS( HO* TNI T PATMIHT *»AS «» MOWTNLT USI TA* *LJ JA TOTAL ABOTHl T PATMOTT -J40.IA HEFVaiOAMLl SICUMlTT OIPOSiT -J7S TOTAL Of P A1M(NT«

»•** <*++ •» Irmr* c Miâi "TSS.SS p*m 'SOO ••£*•«» tt+> EM.M aa JO.OOO

O- P.' C«M« OTS IMM

FORD EMPLOYEES AND

RELATIVES SAVE EVEN MORE WITH YOUR A OR Z PLAN

E F E S T I V A

WAS s 7 1 6 7 Discount *768 Rebate ' 1 0 0 0

NOW S 5 3 9 9 * Stk. #1507

ESCORT LX 4DR WAS ?11,763 Discount ' 2364 Rebate -400

NOW S 8 9 9 9 * Stk. #11090

MUSTANG LX 3DR WAS 513,987 Discount ' 3088 Rebate ' 400

s10,499* Stk. #1556

NOW

TEMPO GL 4DR WAS ' 1 2 , 7 3 4 Discount ' 3135 Rebate '400

NOW $ 9 1 9 9 * 2 to choose from

TAURUS STATION WAGON WAS 119,298 Discount ' 4 1 9 9 Rebate *400

NOW s14,699* Stk. #11243

F 1 5 0 WAS S L L , 7 3 3 Discount *2334 Rebate 4500

NOW S 8 8 9 9 S t k # T 1 1 3 5 4

ESCORT LX 2DR WAS s 1 0 , 5 0 0 Discount ' 2 1 0 1 Rebate *400

NOW s7999* Stk u 11138

E S C O R T G T WAS s 13 ,959 Discount *2760 Rebate '600

NOW $10,599* Stk. #11199

T E M P O 2 D R WAS $ 9796 Discount ' 1397 Rebate ' 400

NOW $ 7 9 9 9 * Stk. #1688

TAURUS GL 4DR WAS . Discount Rebate .

. ? 1 7 . 6 2 4 ' 3925

4400

NOW $13,299 Stk. #11148

RANGER SUPER C A B WAS ?15,085 Discount . . . . . *3686 Rebate ' 4 0 0

NOW $10,999* Stk. #T11013

AEROSTAR 7 PASSENGER WAS . . . . Discount . . Rebate . . .

s 19,309 4 4010

•400

NOW s14,899* Stk « T 1306

MCDONALD FORD Conveniently Located

3 4 9 - 1 4 0 0 5 5 0 w - s « v e n M i l e N o r t h v i l l e W ba tween Northville Rd. A Sheldon Rd.

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M o n d a y . O c t o b e r 14. 1 9 9 1 O A E * * 1d

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m o o e r s L H i a n w i COHYMTWi

«e<l wltn arty 17 000

tWOLASM IS cam. r#o 1 owner loaded automatic

m a o o o c f M/WOCAMVAHlf

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1988 FORD E-350 CUBE VAN V8. aiftmaw: « a r l 4 9 8 0

1 9 8 6 E - 2 5 0 C A R G O V A N V8. automat* ' 5 9 8 0

1 9 8 8 FESTIVA Sunroof sporty s 2 9 8 0

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- * 5 7 8 8

89 CONTINENTAL Signati>e Serves Snow white •with matching leather tnm. tike

" " $ 1 5 , 7 8 8

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d M n s 6 4 8 8

B8 MUSTANG GT S-0 VB engine *u!omat>c trans power loch* po«e« windows stereo u&snOe. 31 000 miles UurgunOy

$ 7 9 8 8

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^ $ 7 6 8 8

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M 9 8 8

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4 door, loaded wth exuas A truly luxurious car, sky gray

• 7 9 8 8

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*6450 ' 8 9 S U N B I R D

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' 86 P O N T 1 A C 6 0 0 0 S T E

Automatic ur Agnai dash Soon suspension, low maes A

™" M ' '5995

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o r . i i , T n > f H - r b i k e o r .t b e . i f i l e .

.» h o r n o r „t h o m o . w e ' r e t h e r e s o u n e

v o u u i n r e l \ o n C l a r i f i e d I t ' s t h e

c a s v• - t c »t a c c e s s , i n f o r m a t i o n - p . K ' k e t i

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8 5 2 - 3 2 2 3 R o c h e s t e r R o c h e s t e r Hilts

1991 MUSTANG GT DEMO

Automat ic t rans air tr lok ax le stereo cassette rera" def roster power win-dows power lochs, T g lass Stk #978

W a s $ 1 8 , 2 3 3 t . - . -

NOW $ 1 2 , 4 9 5

1992 C R O W N V IC DEMO

Manager

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Leather , dua l power seats, h igh level a u d i o , e l e c t r o n i c g r o u p , an t i - l ock b rakes , cast a lum inum whee ls power locks , power w indows 4 m u c h more Stk #20062

W a s $ 2 5 , 3 8 1 t J . A - - .

N O W . S 1 7 , 9 9 5

Aji cond i t i on ing conven ience group. XL trim, 7 passenger dual captain chairs, cru ise, tilt s tereo pr ivacy glass, rear detroster Stk #3624

W a s $ 1 7 , 2 3 6 j a p .

NOW 13,495

1991 TAURUS LXWGN. DEMO

Leather dua l power seals, cast alumi-n u m whee l s h igh level aud io , rear w i p e r - w a s h e r e lec t ron ic ins t rument key less entry power antenna Stk # 1 6 7 8

W a s $ 2 2 , 9 6 2 » • • & &

N O W . . S 1 5 , 9 9 5

1991 TUARUS GL 4 DR. 1991 TEMPO GL 4 DR

Air s tereo cassette speed contro l lift, power w indows , power seat power l ocks cas t a l u m i n u m wheels Styi #2343

W a s $ 1 7 , 6 6 7 A A A _ .

NOW S 1 3 , 2 9 5

Air au tomat ic trans power locks WI, s tereo cassene polycast wheels l i te g r o u p armrest electric mi r rors Stk # 1 2 0 5

W a s $ 1 2 , 8 2 5

NOW S 8 9 9 5

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W A S : $ 1 2 , 1 2 4

Cast a l u m i n u m whee ls speed control , Mt power seat power w indows power locks luxury g r o u p Stk #3921

W a s $ 1 1 , 8 2 7

NOW. . M2.995

1991 ESCORT

A « c o n d i t i o n i n g stereo rear defroster power s teer ing power brakes Stk # 2 4 5 9

W a » $ 9 5 9 6

$ NOW.. . . 7995

1991 FESTIVA

Cloth t r im bodys ide m o k j m g s gauges conso ie t te courtesy lamps Stk #3146

W a s $ 6 9 4 3

NOW.. . . $4995

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W a s $ 1 8 , 6 7 8

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EXECUTIVE SECRETARY tor Farming ton HMs l a v Oood i'm i n i afk ( n j i 4 c o m t t t n tfcia* requ i red A ptaaai aonaMy t W o r d Per fect 5 .1 a p l u a W o r * m a taam w i a k m n i a i f a m Vwrx»y paop la 6 i n / a c P v * ofRce*. L ipMton t salary t bene f i t s S a n d r » auma 6 aalary Malory to P O B o * 9Q67 F a r m m g i o n H I . 46333

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JR. LEGAL SECRETARY

FEE PAID, $14,500 Smaft. g r o w i n g to* ftrm naada an snlry l a . a l w g a aaora la ry e n d g o o d

anoa. Laga l t e r m i n o l o g y and a major p l ua Caa 644 -5000 or t u raauma l o 6 4 9 - 3 5 2 6 SWELLING P E R S O N N E L SERVICES

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O O W V T O W K DETROIT too ftrm eeafca a x p a r t o n o a d Lagal Secre tary • M i w o r d p t n r e a a k i g akaa. t yp ing #6 a tom Sa la ry c m n m a r a m i a r t *

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pacta o l M E S C a n d a e t r o n g c fwtor b a c k g r o u n d a muat-•paad 50 a p m m i n i m u m M u a i l a v a a imaf tar i w r i t i ng 4 g r a m m a r akftto

Ca* now an app t t o Da w a n t e a e d

528-8454

-MORTGAGE PROCESSOR TO $26,000

Nloe oppor tun i t y tor an e x p e r i e n c e d Mor tgage Procaeeor J o m a auc-caaatoi y o m g o o S u b u r b a n loca-tion Ca* BarWoa et 4 6 4 - 0 0 0 0 SMELLING P E R S O N N E L SERVICES

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entry apa raMra ry aa i p e e d a n d

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L E G A L SECRETARY SoutMla ld law ftrm needa aapart-ancad L a g a l Sec re ta ry w i th a r t a n -a*»a M g a n o n b e c k g r o u n d Muai ba waft or g e r m e d m o t t v a t a d & highly r e a p o n a * l e . r u c a a w i l typ ing, dtota-Oon 4 o o m m u n l c H o n akaa re-qu i red C o m p u t e r , w o r d procaaemg

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L E G A L SECRETARY Exper ienced n W o r d Par toct S O Non a m o u n g F a r m i n g t o n HMa of l -* a App ly ft-5 SS1-6136

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OFFICE A S S I S T A N T CX* raat paced o i t o la aea*.ing a mot ivated, d a t a * o r l a o l e d pe raon with w o r d procaaaor 4 kno«4adga i t n t e r e a i e c drop o f raauma a

Sam a Jama. 779 W ft M a * Rd F e m d a i e . M l 4 6 2 2 0

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real estate O f D C E a e e k n g ea penanced rea l ae ta ta c loeer M ^ t b a p a r a o n a M a RaBaWa - d u a l w i th Clerical a k a a a muat Caft Caro lyn K a f l a r

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504 HalpWantad - Offica-Clarical

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agancy tor ou tgo-• t r o o o C M B Of 2 yra o f t lca ft

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P E R S I A N K ITTENS Cute a n d love-a b M rede 4 b lack * . ( 1 * 5 421-84SS

P E R S I A N K ITTENS - 6 w e e k * old, CFA. ( H u m 4 wh i l e * , baack maM. 2 y r * o l d ( 1 0 0 4 u p #81 -0643

P O O O L ES - S t a n d a r d A K C shoM, g u w a n t e e d Black 4 c r e a m ( 3 0 0 4 1350 9 3 7 - 2 6 5 7

P O O O L E . 10 m o old, da rk apr ico t . tamaM. M sheas apeyed houseCro-ksn ( 2 5 0 A f t w 5 p m 522 -4371

R O T T W E I L E R S - A K C . O F A. 12 u l . I . X-Mrga, aa.ciMem

l e m p w a m a w ( 5 0 0 381 -8822

S C H I P P E R K E p u p p i e s , a k c , 7 m a a o i a m p i o n a r e 4 d a m ( 2 5 0

4 2 5 - 6 1 7 2

SHELT IE A K C sebM 4 whi te. 8 • M l Old. 4 t e m a e a 2 mates ( l r* t • h o t * A f t w 4 p m 261-5335

SHELTIE - 4 / m o b lue Mer le leaneM V y r o ld tamaM M O M 8 wh i te A K C regMla red . M ahoU. hea l th t eed c h a m p i o n a r e d

th guar a 939 -813

S H E P H E R D MIX Pup 8 m o * m a M s h o t s / n e u t e r e d M e d i u m sued . 40 l b * O o o d p e r s o n a m , 6 5 5 - 4 - 3 6

S IBERIAN H U S K Y P u p p M * , A K C red artth b lue eyee 6 weeks ( 3 0 0 e a c h 623 -2163

S IBERIAN HUSKY AKC u n d w 2 yrs M s h o t * vet c h e c k e d Needs g o o d h o m e 42S-OOS5

SPRINGER Spanaa AKC. 1 yr j eyad . g o o d h u n t i n g d o g ;en ( 2 0 0 . Beet 851 7065

TOY POOOLE

740 Pet Services VETERINARY SERVICES exouarv-My tar cats 4 k i t tens We have an-u r i a tor a d o p t i o n K r a m w Ce l CWv

F a r m l n g l o n HMs 476-9660

744 Horses, Livestock Equipment

A Q H A HORSES, t o p quaaty tor lov ing 4 c a r i n g nomas Reaaonebfy p r i c e d ( 3 1 3 ) 4 3 7 - 0 4 7 1

SELECT H O R S E S B O A R D E D on p r * r e M te rm m Laka O n o n area

M a n n e d e w e ( 1 2 5 / m o 603-0357

M o n d a y O c i o b a r 1 4 1 9 9 1 0 4 E * SO

744 Horaaa, Livestock r I. j , . - . • , e q u i p m e n t

SELECT HORSES b o w o e d o n pr i-vate l a r m m Laka Or ion a a a . warn U r n o u t ou tdoor arena, cuatomasad cere ( 1 2 5 p w m o n t h 893 -0357

600 Rec. Vehicles POLARIS A T V *

F M c M w a n c a d Muai a M F r o m ( 2 2 * 6 L a B w o n s Spor ts . Troy 313 -5 *5 -3535

60S Snowmobiles POLARIS S N O W M O B I L E S

OMcount p r loed Indy 500SP Sava ( ' 0 0 ' a La B w o n ' a S p o r t *

T roy 3 1 3 - 5 * 5 - 3 5 3 5

Y A M A H A 1980 Exoel-V 540 runs good , electr ic start ( 7 5 0

553 -0356

614 Campere, Trailers A Mot orhomes

AIRS T R E A M 1977 31 FT - A t op-t ions . d e a n trailer 14 800 Mo ree-

946 -8 7 14

A I R S T R E A M 1974 H U M swnang very g o o d condmor , m 4 out M 8 0 0 beat of tar C M for more In-f o r m a t i o n 946-67 14

C A M P E R TOP tar 7 ft t ruck K - B o n ( 2 5 0 or Peel o f l w 592-0914

HOLIDAY RAMBLER. 1990 2 7 n CMSS C R e w b a m m o d a ( 7 0 0 mass tag axM m o r s ride auapsn-elon. o e n w a l o r 4 a r ( 40 000 E v e a t w e M e n d s 517 7 2 3 - 6 3 M Days 11-1479

605 Boat Docks A Marinas

A N N O U N C I N G THE OPENING OF

MIDWAY MARINA M 3 B l d d M Ave Wyendor ts

WINTER STORAGE 92 SUMMER DOCKAGE

Rack and Launch Saasonal/Yeaîy Cont rac ts

New Payment Terms NOW AVAILABLE

283-6960 STORE YOUR BOAT t n a winter on C t M Lake t t Sun 4 Ski Mar ina, m -a d s 4 ou ts ide , a r m e d spec* don t M a y For Into Beth 6 6 1 7 1 0 0

606 Boats A Motors CATAL INA I 9 6 0 25f1 4 S M * , New 8 h p Nissan VHF Knot and Dep th Mete rs G o o d Condi t ion, Extras. ( 1 2 . 0 0 0 (negot iab le ; 522-6285

CENTURY t964 Raaortw Mahog-nany. 210 Chrys ler V s r n i s h e d apnng of 1901 New trailer ( 7 0 0 0 Days, 646 -1910 Eves 646-3663

CENTURY 1 9 M . 5 m e t a . 190 m w c cruasw. 1 /0 Blue 4 Whns sncaosed BOW Wtth Irsker (7500 Days. 646 -1910 Eves 646-3663

G L A S S M A S T E R 19*0 18fl 120 in-b o w d / o u t b o w d . msny ext ras m-c k i d r i g irsawr HOOO 381-8051

RlNKER CUOOY 1986, 175 nDoa rO o u l b o w a m in i condition,, many ea-t rss Mus t a M C M s f t w 5pm

477-4178

W E L L C F U F T - 9 8 9 Portof lno- load-ed 43 ft , all e lectronic ins t ruments cus tom dash, low h r s . wen main-ta ined Mr Smi th , day* 536-6878

WINTER PROJECT . Classic 1930 a G a r w o o d 20 ft wooden boat Maeda res to ra t ion Baat oftar 531-6533

HOLIDAY RAMBLER Class A mo-t o r h o m s Akamame 26 f l Meapa 5 adu l ts Ford 4 * 0 engine Opt ions m-d u O e XI pecksge eNh dr iver* ooor . roo f a r aide awnmg. spat bath r e w Bed raceaeea overheed t g h l m g . eMclronac igni t ion w e t a n a e l w p u t a o e m bed o v w Orfvws araa Smoo th a ided alumanum 3 way r a l r i g w a l o r 4 b u m w stove watn oven, power re-t race en t ry e lep Excaftent comfc-I tan Bought - a w (42 .000 Sacr i-f ice ( 2 7 500 C M . 284-5610

SONLINE. 1988. 16'.1 self contaaned t k s r H 950

T I T A N 1M1. 28 C l a n A. d o u b M Sir g s n w s t o r o w mass 440 D o d g e Skceaent cond i t ion LCK*» • r u n s g rse i (12,900. 'best 477-5010

TRAVEL MASTER, 1986 24 ft 350 eng ine s r aaeeps 8 garage s to red l».SOO maaa. ( 15 .000 356-7S05

616 Auto A Truck Parts A Service

622 Trucks For Sale F O R D 1 M 6 ' 250 g o o d work truck O r * y » 5 M 9

McDonald Ford 5 4 0 Weet Seven M*e

North-vine T IM W e e Piece To Shop

349-1400 F O R D 1968 XLT Extended ceo low rm powar s l e w n o t * a r e s Ex c e M n t c o n d f t i o n ( i 000 6 6 4 - 0 * 3 0

F O R D 1 9 M F 150 XLT L a r a l 8 cyt-

FORO >9*9 R a n g a XLT 5 speed t w o l o n e . lu«y loaded (8 .300

592-0914

F - 1 5 0 S U P E R CAB 1990 V8 Auto-m a t i c ( 1 1 , 9 9 5 N o r t h B r o t h e r s Ford 421 1376

F«00. 1 9 7 8 With ' 0 II Snow paow ( 3 5 0 0 F350 1976 Needs work ( # 0 0 D o d g e tn Ton. 1978 ' ( 5 0 0

459- 1372

823 Vans 824 Jeeps A Other FORD I B M ECOMO VAN 150 Con- 4-Wheel Drives

l lr&,zr?z EmPy or ScoO a t (3131

FORO i « E-150 Convwakan Vsn a r much m o r e I

( 1 0 5 8 6 N o r t h B r o t h w s F o r d 4 2 1 - 1 3 f t

625 Sports A Imported Cars

w w r e n t y * "tuay { RANGER I M 7 ST.« 4X4 e a l w i d e d . M E R K j R 1 9 M XR4T. su lOrna te cab powar w indows / l ocks a i r e , a r c i m w i sunrool . only 27 000 exce l len t ' A f t w 5 30pm 4 2 5 - 0 7 2 9 o n e o w n w mees (74BS

nmea Per* L m c o l n - M w c u r y 453-2424 ext 201

6S6 Cadillac

M G B 1969 CONVERTIBLE Green Wire Wheeia new svery t f img and r a bus t H 5 0 0 858-8739

FORO 1969 S t w c r a h converaaon loaded CD. r e w a r 4 heel Beei oftar 471 3592

M G B W 7 9 4 speed 44 0 0 0 b u r g u n d y aak memlaaned' H 500 d e a n l oaded . ( 1 8 . 2 5 0 or best oftar a >6-0366

FORD 1 M 1 EXPLORER 4X4 b ieck. 4 ttoor fu*y Kieded • an OpIKmal ( 1 7 . 5 0 0 349-7479

Ford 1991 Vans Aeroe lar 1 9 9 1 l oaded r o m

( 1 2 . 5 9 1

RANGER 1 9 M XLT - E x t e n d e d cab 4 wheel dr ive, au tomat ic M 3 9 S

Hmee Psrk L m c o m - M w c u r y 453-2424 est 201

S J B U R B A N 1964 Power a leermg.

9 > * H m exceaent cond i t i on n o ruet H 7 0 0 e v e . 961 4 2 5 4

TOYOTA 1963 4 * 4 Cap s r » w . t speed rune excekent ( 1 9 . 0 0 0 C M a h a 5 p m 4 7 3 - 6 4 4 *

825 Sports i Imported Cars

] ACURA 1M7 Legend L 4 o o o i f u i f y i o e o e d ' * i i 5 0 C Mather .oadad w a w o o o d concfc I C M d a y * 346 -5620 < l o t , t l 1 j q q 3 ^ M 2 - 7 0 8 7

ACUFm 1968 m t e g r * 3 door 5 H a e d air A lpme sound e x c e t e n i cond l t i o r ( 6 6 9 5 42 7 6 797

F L E E T W O O D I M « low mees e x t r a c lear * ( 1 8 4 * 8

CRESTVIEW CADILLAC 555 S R o c h e s i w '

6 5 6 - 9 5 0 0

S E D A N DEVIL LE ISTS. a n m a u a k c w 56.000 ongma. maaa H 9 0 0 2 M - 5 M 6 or 2B0-472*

S E D A N DE VILLE 1980 G M axac • r w r s n t y Ar icons w m a w s ext ra

474-9842

PORSCHE 1964 944 M 000 mess ' goad - e e m a n r o ( 7 0 0 0 Leeve meeeege M 6 - 6 4 2 5

S E D A N D C V ILLE i M l 57 000

S E D A N DE V ILÊ 1990 L a a i n w P R . Z M LS< 1900 Automet ic Mr o w ; l o a d e d , low maea only ( 1 6 995 mi les a n e w o o m r a w ( 7 9 9 5 I G O R D O N CHEVROLET 45S-525C G O R D O N CHEVROLET 456 -5250 !

S A A B 1 M 7 9000 TURBO aamaoot

S A A B I B M • M 0 C tu rbo m m 18 0 0 0 m a M rnldnagm b lue p ra ry o p t i o n For

S E D A N DEVtLLE >890 Blue 17,001 mi les l o a d e d lake new

CRESTVIEW CADILLAC 559 S, Rocheaaw Rd R o c h e s t a

656-9^00

G M C 1990 C - 1 5 0 0 SMrra S i cas-set te low rraiee (7995 Csk Rogm Bakck 729-2000

S U B A R U I M C LEOACY LS- loaded

545-1386 SEVILLE 1 9 W 1 o r e H 9 9 5 u v o n M C h r y t M r - P l y m o u t h 52S-7604

G M C ' 9 9 1 ea iended pack-up 2 w h e a d r i v e 350 loaded ( 1 5 500 / b e a l days 696 -6403 evee 828 4366

N I S S A N 1964 pick -up truck 8 0 . 0 0 0 miaee cap ( 6 0 0 C M 335-2124

R A N G E R 1986 XLT - 4 0 0 0 0 mi le*, aha rp buy i ( 5 5 9 9

McDonald Ford W O * « c i S + * n Mas

HontwWm Trm Nsc« Pi*oa SÔ0'

349-1400 DELUXE CONVERTIBLE van bed 8 t a b M ii»a new H O O

455-8735

D O O G E 1968 2.0 4 c y l m d a motor 4 5 speed tranamassKm Only 15.000 mi les ( 8 0 0 Dean 425-1030

FACTORY WHEELS 4 TIRES G M Ford. ChrysMr 4 Jeep

Also rsdlaM 864-9160 or 864-2340

F o r d 351C 2V C6 trsnsmMskor 87K rndes Runs g o o d You pun HOO T a r y 8 - 5 30 323-1262

H A R O T O P - lor any M G B c o n v w t i -b M Stack. ( 3 5 0

739- 1661

M E Y E R S P L O W ma Ford, F-2S0 • 2 5 0 363-6904

820 Autos Wanted

606 Vehicle A Boat Storage

AAA STORAGE Boets . TrMlers. T rucks

Ou tdoo r . w M - k g h t s d secured Electr ic i ty svaHabM 5 acres

J e f t r l M 4 Tsaegr tp f i STM 536-7771

ALL BOATS 4 RVS 1ST M O FREE WITH THIS A D

( 1 2 / M o n t h - L igh ted Fenced 4 Secured

348-2592

C L A S S I C CAR STORAGE B i rm ingham

28 c w Storage wtth I r e * scces* s i any t ime M 9 - 2 S 4 8

C O M E VISIT OUR

ALBERT KAHN DESIGN For r r iw General Moto rs Bide

CLASSIC VEHICLE STORAGE

2700 JUNCTION '4 Mi E of U v e m o a

1 Ml S oft Michigan Ave 8 4 2 - 6 4 4 9

O P E N 7 DAYS

DEARBORN INSIDE heated s to rage tar l a r g * mo to r homes a n d / o r large boe ts SugartH* Real Estate Trust Ca« 729-9705

INSIDE S T O R A G E snoqus cars 4 boa t * , let M M a m M traPars Ouaaty Pa rk i ng 4 Storage behma Fox T h e e t w M 1-5*28 or M 1 - P A R K

K 4 M MARINE Meade w m a a l o r a o * W m t e r u a t i o n tor Mercu ry Merc CruMW* Pick u p svaaabta 14990 TaMgraph Roed

533-9600

PRIVATE S T O R A G E SPACE m se-cured buMdmg lc* a u t o m o M e 12' a 22 F a r m m g i o n HUM O e m w on p r e m M M Muat see 477 -6053

WAYNE S INDOOR STORAGE ( 5 0 P w M o n t h

Boa t * . Car * . W h a t m w P tymou th A r M 455 -4011

812 Motorcycles Mini-Bikes

FOR BID SALE La ta moda l mo to rcycM*

W a d . Oct 18. 10*m 12350 I n k n w Rd Red to ra ( 1 0 0 deooan requ i red

HARLEY D A V I D S O N V989 FLT Ultra C l i n i c BMck wfth ex tended war ran ty ( 1 0 , 4 0 0 420 -0782

HARLEY 1990 - cus tom s o f t - I M b io c»ac» Beaut i fu l ( 9500 As* tar Dav id 363-7337. 8 * 2 - 4 7 0 0

N I G H T H A W K 1965 New an M . * x -caPant cond i t i on Hew bat tery Mus t s M ( 1 , 2 0 0 or baat 421 -3650

YZ-250 1977 Boyaan Reeds, new s p r o c k s l , p o r t e d 4 pokahed, t r * * r idden only H O O M i - 5 1 3 4

614 Campers, Trailers A Mot orhomes

( 2 650 or I 42 V 5 5 * 4

HOLIDAY R A M B L E R >977 32 ft lm-fy seat c o m a m e d a w n m g n i s e i 4 vary g o o d cond i t i on m 4 out H .SOO/bea t . 946 -6714

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D O O G E 1979 p ick -up arlth cap Ex-OMant runnrag cond i t ion body t a r • 1 5 0 0 a t bee t 318 0886 974-4747

ABSOLUTELY HIGHEST DOLLAR PAID FOR

QUALITY AUTOMOBILES We s M i r f l h con f idence am buy wi th in tegr i ty Pleaee c a l J e f Beneon

562-7011

SENIOR CITIZEN w a n t , o k » c w p r i c e d u n d a ( 1 0 0 0 532-434 1

WANTED AUTOS & TRUCKS

BILL BROWN -USED CARS-

35000 PHymcK/th . L rvom*

522-0030

821 Junk Cars Wanted ALL A U T O S 8 TRUCKS

Junk w r e c k e d running Top DoUer E 4 M Auto Pans

474-4425

T U R N THAT Juh*. Or Running Car i n t o Cash l l F-ee Towing C M . H 2 - I 2 7 5

W A N T E D DEAD OR ALIVE A u t o s s n d T rucks 24 hour loaaang

U p to ( 5 0 0 0 LARRY'S TOWING 3 3 5 - 7 4 B 0 335-7487

R A N G E R 1 M 7 - 4 Cyl 4 speed s t w e o Only ( 2 9 9 5 •

Jack Demmer Ford A F F O R D A B L E USE0 CARS

I 721-5020

! R A N G E R 1968 midnight Blue l o o k s ' r u n s great automat ic o e d l m w H . 6 0 0 646-3780

1 R A N G E R 1990 XLT B e f i i r H u r r y Only ( 7 9 9 6

McDonald Ford 550 W M 1 Seven MIM

Nor thv i l le The N ice Place t q Shop

349-1400 j R A N G E R 1991 XLT - SuPacaC

3 0L . 4x2 spor t w h e e u very <ow mi. cMan M u a i see H Q . 0 0 0 684-6684

S U B U R B A N 1962 S r v a a O o loaded n e w w t r e e Brakes exhausi tr er^smassaon m ino r rust H O O O

592-0914

S U B U R B A N ' 9 6 8 o e d e c " e n a p e c k a g e 4 5 000 miles immaculate. ( 1 0 9 5 0 625-5228

S U B U R B A N ' 9 M carry Ui powar s tewvpg power brakes. 5 7 V8 ( 1 0 9 9 5

T E N N Y S O N CHEVY 425-6500

1 S - f O P I C K - U P ' 9 9 ' 4 3 ve Tshoe. s u i o m a t i c casse t te end more on»y ( 8 9 9 5

G O R D O N CHEVROLET 456-5250

E250 1990 V8 au tomat i c low mues ( 1 0 . 9 9 0

721-B560

DEMMER FORD

ACURA - 9 M :r i t#gra . S no down, take o v w - e r a a a n g Mase clamor. 44,000 i SEVILLE. 1 9 * 9 - Black sedan omcs

i ( 9 2 0 0 . 946-9625 j M a t h w i m e r x x ongmal n a n * ge-1 r age s t o r e d t k s new 50.000 ran E*

6 6 1 - 9 5 6 6 T R I U M P H 1979 Spathre. r u n s g r M t : cMMnt c o n d i t i o n ( 1 6 , 5 0 0 3 M - 2 6 0 C

G M C 1966 SAFARI SLE » H a s | a e n g a D e p . . 5 * 0 0 0 m i H 1 t * i i u e s ' ( 7 000 end o l Meae 670 -4210 f

G**C 1968 S p a n van. t ra iMr lng p e c k a g e ( 7 * 0 0

ALFA M ILA NO' ' 987 Gray excel-lent cond i t i on 5 speed sunroof l oeded heated revere new l i ra * o r i g i n a l owne< 36 0 0 0 m i l e s ( 1 2 500 6 8 3 9472

A u D " 1982- Runs damaged f ront e n d ( 6 0 0 / b e s i Call betweer .

p a r t e d condatior. l o a d e d l ee t fw r mtanor burgandy

591-0876 ' R l U M P H 198 ' TR7 conve r t l bM un-o w 20*. on G M ve 5 speed c e r Neveda c w >7900 4 5 ^ 0 7 0 7 ^ C h # ¥ r o J # ,

464 1318 6pm- 10pm

V O L V O SEDAN ' 9 6 2 wi th o v w am , drtva. magni f icent oondtt ior i . all 477 -6628 r e c o r d , aanoe new U 800 ' H - 14J6 ,

BARETTA 1990 G T / - Wh i te OuaC A M O a r s t w e o *unroo f etc i

( 1 0 400 A h a 5 6 H - 3 6 0 9 A V A N T I 1964 - App ra i sed * t ( 18 .000 excel lent condatior. o f i w r SSM i r e d e 625-6777 or 625 -0087

G M C 1968 S15 2 8 V6. au tomat -ic. a r tm d o t h bench long bed e lum inum wheels ( 6 995 3 * 4 - 0 2 9 3 ]

1 BMW 1973 2002 37 0 0 0 G M C 1990 S a t a n SLE l o a d e d low , 7 5 0 0 E < w 4

! 517-723-6388 Oay* 3T3-98

V O L V O 198 7 780GLE. t u r b o sedan e u i o m a i x . eifaw wi th -ed l e e t h w .r.terior Premium Bound sys-i e m sun roo l . weai m a i n t a i n e d . . 81 000 mees ( 7 5 0 0 M 7 - 7 4 5 2 BE R E " * i 9 M GT Auto Loedec

BERETTA 19*8 GT Bk je m e o e d i e w muf f ler 'CKere* . 'cautc- 54 DOC mikes greet cer M T O 646-5259

GRANT C A R A V A N 19*9 LE loed-ed 2 r»ar b u y w p r o t e c t i o n plan. 52 000 mees M M O 3 9 9 I 9 M

! LUM1NA 1990 ATV Only 17 000

mi les A « S h a r p * ( 1 0 . 9 9 5 C M j R o g n Bu ick . 729-2000

P L Y M O U T H -965 VOYAGER i-E Loeoed 7 p a s s e n g a ( 3 . 7 5 0

336-3806

P L Y M O U T H 1985 VOYAGER Auto-mat ic 80 0 0 0 ac tua l rmtes runs & IOOHS use new Jo ' «

M A R k S A U T O >Dt G a d e n Ci ty 427 -3131

P l y m o u t h -987 rn,. 5 speed a r , r cond i t i on ( 4 4 0 0

BMW 1983 I K - R i c a do keels r ^ w p a m 84 XKJ r-viea ssaimg ( 3 5 0 0 527-6059 597-8024

BMW 1963 3201 r-ules good condr t ion a m - i m . ^ s s e i i e aunr.oof an new eaheusl struts 5 Ba t te r , ( 3 1 0 0 5 * 6 - 2 1 2 4

BMW 1986- 528E b ron iBe '-. i p e e c exceaent c o n d i t i o n ( 9 800 C M 5 8 5 - 4 * 6 3

B M W ' 9 8 9 325< c o n v w l i b l * c>.»ck e x c e l l e n t c o n f l - t i o n l o s d e d

| ( 2 2 . 5 0 0 346 -3470

C O N Q U E S T - 1889 L o e d e c a r eunroof l e s t h w su iomat i c 40 000 rtk w w r a n t y ( 1 0 700 3 7 2 - 1 2 5 1 .

V O L V O 1968 240DL - A r e u l o m a l c cr uise new brakaa A ip .ne cas-set te S n a p ( 1 0 . 0 0 0 476-6541

• U G Q 1966 - Runs 39.000 mi j M . . * beet C M a h w 5 p m

372-6950

t i re

C e * 2 6 1 * 5 4 1 or

852 Ctaasic Cars CHEVROLET 1976 Coewor th Vega l g o o d ' c o n d i t i o n needs work S145C

261-9629

DfeLTA M i»7S - w m BWh i « 7 S , O lde 455 motor low imiee good cond i t i on best oftar 261-8035

D O D G E Coronet 1969 318 V8 door sxceaeni mechanica l 4 m i w or s o m e n ja i ( 600 456-1172 C A M A R-C

C A M A R O 1075 Stra ight 6 ruated ( 3 5 0 Rons good ! Can e f l a 6 p m aaa l o r M a e 473-5849

C A M A R O 1976 1 2 1 cxeok or. Bieck needa i o n * work must s M best of tar S c o n 525-9344

C A M A R C 198- au tomat ic 69 OOC n \ r u n s g o o d s u c M s r i v a n e p o r t a l i o n b o d y g o o d , ( 7 5 0 4 2 7 - 6 1 * 2

C A M A R O •.9tt"Z2t rma p o w w a t e w i n g / b r a k M new pamt j o b -. Aafcmg ( 2 .500 W o r t 229-9556 ex! 3 H E v m 981-3109

4 7 1 - 3 4 5 6 C O R V E T T E 1974 STINGRAS Auto- GAULXJE 500 JU. 1964 Cantorrua t i on ( 2 9 0 0 '

9 H 228 5 0 45 000 tops, g o o d conda-

823 Vans

P L Y M O U T H . 1968 G r a n d V o y ^ w l E loaded. 46 000 - i r e s ex tended w e r - e r i t , 7 ' 7 0 ( 9 0 0 0 642 -0927

P L Y M O U T H 1989 Grand Y o y e g a , SE exceoen i cond i t ion , many o p - ' t ion*. 56.000 miles. ( 8 7 5 0 I m 669-2800 or 4 76-3932

TOYOTA -967 LE YAN a u i o m a i i c a r 7 passenger r a w a r H 7 5 0

TOWN 4 COUNTRY D O O G E G r a n d Rrvw- 'Ovchwd LaA.e Rd

474-6668 TOYOTA ' 9 8 7 • w h e a dr ive - a a d e d Dual a r 'neat cassene ^xCWMnt C o n d r t i o n " (6400 C M 373-5827

TRANSPORT 1990 SE 23.000 m * e * . a r cruase p o w w locks, sx tended w w r s n t y ( 1 2 . 4 0 0 348-8272

maf ic s u p w super sharp ( 5 4 3 3 MARK S A U T O

O t G w d e n C i t y 427 -3131

CORVETTE 1962 a i v w / c h w c o a red leather m a n o r T - tops L o a d e d S to red an w m w i E x c e p t o n a con-d i t i on 31 000 "I lea P*»-w1n lw stor age pr ice ( 1 4 , 0 0 0 9 6 0 - 3 * 7 4

CORVETTE >964 f w o t o n e Sltvw exca l len i cond i t i on 86 .000 mi les s u i o m a t i c mos t op t i ons never seen snow ( 1 0 900 313 -478 -7123

! CORVETTE 1 9 H . a u i o m a t i c «oad

M U S T A N G 1966 C a r l o r n i a c w 11.000

s 2 £ * 8 ? 6 . C A M A R O 1 9 M Ongma l O w n w — : a u t o a r 54.000 m U M ( 3 5 0 0

Vary Ctawi, t o M o - b a a t C M , 442-7181 on brand

ang ina Cranberry red w . r e d 4 , C A M A R O I M ® FtS - black. V-8 a i -whate m w l o t ( 5 400 652 -8346 ' o m a t i c l oeded . 30 OOC muea W e

hew ( 6 5 5 0 Pract ica l : /ade c o n a d -M U S T A N G 1966 6 c y k n d w 3 ! e red 277-8071 Or 277-8819

' e d mtw iQ" , ] _ . . . 261-8656 C A M E R O ' 9 * 5 - T -Topk . t u l o m a i

; c , V ( , am. ' t r r caaaet l * , a r a larm Fastback 289 ( 2 700 or bea l oftar 4 5 5 - 9 3 7 7 M U S T A N G

tun I ron t *eat . wama s to red * r r . , fm casse t te (8 .000 or o e * i 4 76-0960 C A P R I C E CLASSIC I M S Wagcm

g rea t cond i t i on , b lack c h w n , ad B o m a t w a c glass l o p - e a t h a O L D S M O B I L E 1936 - 4 door o n a - .oadeo (3SOO/be* l WortnyllM mtwaor 50.000 mi les aks new must « c o n d i t i o n (10 .000 443-5750 (3131380-5902 H i ( 9 600 356-9896

PONT LAC Ch-sf ian 195* ( 2 0 0 0 or C A P t t l C E C L A S S I C I M 4 - F.

A E R O S T A R 1968 low miaeage 7 p s a a s m g w a m t m caaeerte excekent c o n d i t i o n . ( 6 . 0 0 0 422-1459

A E R O S T A R 1966 >L w v w on Wue e r cru laa. runn ing b o w d * g o o d cond i t i on . ( 7 , 9 0 0 425-4017

V6 loeded 1 cond i t i on

525-6459

VOTAGER 1991 aga 7 (12 500

V6 'amaty pec* 6 XK

435-0032

CORVETTE 19*9 B o a a las* l o p low rnnes. ( I S M 5 G O R D O N CHEVROLET 456- 525<J t '

D A T S U N 1963 S h w p ! Rec ha tchbeck . naw exhuast t i res wsry R e n a u l t

682-1924 o a d e d 2 d o o r (90C 72 1-0899

854 American Motors

' cxean 540 595C

A E R O S T A R 7i 52 ,000 males ( 9 . 5 0 0 or bes t

A E R O S T A R - 1 9 8 9 s * a t * n o * d leng th . s i l op t ions . « w y CMan o r i g m a owner ( 11.900 3*6 -4933

A S T R O V A N 1 M 7 s*m. automat ic nandacapped W 4 i » downs low m i l e s o o o d c o n d i t i o n , a s k i n g ( 6 0 0 0 C M a f t w 8pm 25* -1977

622 Trucks For Sale B R O N C O II 1986 XLT 4x4 clean, a u t o m a t i c , a r loaded Hwy mam. pr i ced l o s M C M 729-4079

A S T R O 1 9 * 6 Fu*y pustoarwed con-vers ion , M i m y H 9 9 5 G O R D O N CHEVROLET 458-5250

B R O N C O 1 9 M II - only 49 000 miMe. o n e o w n w Only (5999

McDonald Ford 550 Wes l Seven MIM

Northviae The Nice Place To Shop

349-1400 B R O N C O 1988 EddM Bauer pack a g e l o a d e d ( 1 2 .495


C H E W PICK-UP 1988 Long bed t w w a a l o l i l t , cruiae. au tomat ic a r p o w w w indows / l oess VS.* hurry ( 7 9 9 5 G O R D O N CHEVROLET 456-5250

C H E W S10 19*2 Body m a n u a l , n a a clutch, mechanical ly r u n * w e * ( 1 4 9 0 451-2252

C H E W - 1 9 6 8 Sportsade Red 4 . 4 m m e c u M I e Opt o n a 13 500 m * M A l a r m O w age kept 3 8 1 - 5 * 2 4

C H E W 1989 S ' O Teho V 6 au toma t i c . 50.000 nraa. ( 6 . 1 0 0 A f t w 7pm,

C H E W I M I S -10 LB V6 5 speed T a h o e p a c k a g e b e d l l n w l o w maes ( 7 4 0 0 453-7224

A S T R O I M ? Van 8 p m power i i eM 'k ' i g brakes dexwe. r e w nes t crmm w h e a c a s s e t t e ( 7 8 5 0

aenger a r lock* , wan-cont ro l . tut

454-1359

A S T R O . 1 9 M LT. loeoet hea t . ( 1 1 . 8 6 0

1 rear a r 4 728-953*

A S T R O 199G Deluxe c o n v a r a o n p a c k a g e tuMy l o a d e d a l a r m . ( 1 5 . 0 0 0 Days 528-5288 evee w e M e n d * 689-3274

C A R A V A N 1 9 * 6 SE- 4 c t o m a t l c , a r 5 p m r s mi les very c lean (5300

yander au-tm 58 000

459-0389

C A R A V A N 1989 SE - 7 t u r b o l ocks . Mr. c r u i M o r e r e * ( B 4 0 0 522-3511

k i l l i n g s new t vss . 661-9062

C H E V R O L E T 1 M 5 ton parwt VS. e i c e i l a - l cond i t i on 4 new t r a * new r a d M t o r ( 2 9 0 0 "261-6939

C H E V R O L E T 1 M 7 VAN 20 Ad v a n c e d C rea t i ons convers ion. 350 V 8 fuPy e q u i p p e d Beeu i i f u s * vw 4 w h i t e Naw Michean* 46 000 rm • h a r p m 4 Out (4 ,750 or M l M o n - F n 9 - 5 p m 478-0444

.Va 1990 Venegon loaded Low m r e s E i l e n d e d w w - * r - t y ( 1 6 000 722 7809

824 Jeeps & Other 4-Wheel Drives

BLAZER 1986 S-1G Tahoe pac* age t M d e d ( 5 9 0 0 ' b e s t

422-6682

BLAZER 196 7 S 10 Sport 4X4

o a d e d Exce»an« cond i t ion ! Sun roo f ( 6 850 646 -2128

BLAZER 19*9 S I C 4 3 I l i a l oeded 24 0 0 0 m i l e * g o o d c o n d i t i o n ( 1 3 500 421-4595

BLAZER i m i s i o 2 door 4X4. l o a d e d * p o r t s p e c k a g e 6 400 nUMs. ( 1 4 900 Evenings 8 6 1 - 4 * 7 1 B R O N C O II 1966 4X4 X L - a u i o m a t

i ic. M . w o n ' n e t *1 H 9 9 5 i G O R D O N CHEVROLET 468-5250 I

B R O N C O . 1991 XLT l u * s u a load-ed 9 .000 maea exceaent cond i t i on ( 1 6 . 5 0 0 or best of tar 681 -9344

CHEROKEE 1968 L/MaTED - Den.

ray fully l o e d e d w e * m a n i a n a o . 1 0 0 0 645 -2262

CHEVROLET 1986 ton per ju re r loca box very d e a n 49 0 0 0 mi les (72O0 /bee t A f l w 5 P M 227 -9111

c h e w b l a z e r h t * 4 . 4 350

a r ( 1300 or C M I of tar R u n * great g o o d cond i t i on S61 -2321 FORD 1983 F -150 SuperceB 4«4 & cyl 4 speed s t w e c hdwgaas* cap

Only ( 2 8 9 5 Jack Demmer Ford

A F F O R D A B L E USED CARS 721-5020

won t

ENCORE ' M l iRenemi ) ! s p e w 50 000 mIMs . good conajatior ( 8 9 5

ALL IANCE L -27 800 nv ar powm AM FM ea ceoent c o n d m o n ( 3 000 459-9527

C A P R I C E T977 Great W V n w Car l : 4 d o e r au toma t i c ( S 0 0 t « * t c m . 4 2 5 - 0 1 - 1

983 C iasac CAPRICE 47 ooo I M 1st ( 1 . 7 0 0 532-0460

4 5 3 - 8 ' 5 9 856 Buick GEO M E T R O muss s u p w «h l G O R D O N CHEVROLET

Ooor «ow i 985

4 5 * - 5250

C E N T U R Y . 197B - SPvw. mam con-d i t i on lull p o w w au tomat i c low m k e * ( 1 7 S 0 or o e u 549-2366

HONDA 1981 ACCORD- Nice c w ( 7 9 5 20 o t h w .cars 4 t r ucks p n e a d f r om ( 2 9 9 IC ( 9 9 9 E 4 M A u t o

397-2201

HONDA. 1964 Accord LX loeoec 54K. ext ras H M S . ' A r m See ri dr ive II you tl Buy rt 522 -3526 ,595 -2451

CENTURY. L - 4 , ( 6 , 0 0 0

968 LTD 52. 000 M. sitva w.grsy valour

5 * 0 - 7 2 4 2

C E N T U R Y 1989 41.000 rniMs l t o m a t l c . a r . ( 7 M 5 ot M M

T O W N 4 COUNTRY DODGE G r a n d Ravw ' O c h w d - a k * Rd

474-6668

C A P R I C E 1 M - . - Fully o e d e c wtth • e a t h w . da rk 0KM. 8 .700 mi (14.BOO 6 5 i - » 6 4 3

C A V A L I E R 1971 AetomsAc s r cor-, dataon. g o o d mmm. ( 6 M 5

FOX HI1J.S Chrysler -Plyanoulh

455 -674C « - M l - 3 1 7 1

C A V A U E R

»17O0 bear A 1 W S 3C

k i w e i ^ » .

4 5 3 - 5 5 M

HONOA 1 M 5 ACCORD - au toma t i c a r s t w e o Tin* c w - ex t ra c lean 4 share Only ( 3 9 9 5

Jack Demmef Ford AFFORDABLE .USED CARS

J 721 5020 1 HONDA 1965" Civic Wagon g o o d i condmon , n a n a great

A f l w 5 p m 2 5 * - 2 7 5 8

M O N O * 19*5 Prelude, red au io -manc mr power low m a a * S h w p ( 5 3 0 0 Deys 255 -4400 or M i - 5 5 7 6

L A S A B R E 1 M 8 C U S T O M ' u a • in cru ise p o w w locks, cus tom c o v e r * ( 6 5 0 0 C M . 5 * 9 - 9 1 8 5

LESABRE 19*5 Southern c w . 4 door excekent o o n d f f o n ( 2 "25 or beet A f t w 5 p m 537-4945

- E S A B R E 1 9 M Eat* te Wagon mv-m e c u M i e - 4 9 . 8 0 0 maaa muet aee C M a f l w 6 p m 2 * 0 - 1357

- E S A B R E 1 9 M T-rype black load-ed. exceaent cond i t ion 4 * 0 0 0 maaa. ( 8 7 0 0 879-6228

H O N D A 1986 48 000 maM* c ( 6 9 9 6

Accord UG. 4 door ean w M mar -named

964 3960

L E S A B R E 1988 2 door M p o w w vinyl s u n r o o l 42.000

( 1 1 . 2 4 0 A f t w 7 559-6768

CAVAAJER 1 « wf th whf te l op . greet c o n a m o r rvc ru*1 ( 2 8 0 0 6 8 3 4 2 " T

C A V A U E R 1 9 * 4 H e a r i n g 4 b r a k M a t .

( 1 . 3 5 0 or beal M ' i 4 8 6

C A V A L I E R 19*5 - only a2.30c' maa* aaaiomabc a r Sharp i ( 3 5 M Jack CauMy C n m -GEC 855-0014

C A V A L I E R 1986 type 10. 2 door

g o o d c o n a m c a . S860 V n j . 5 3 6 11 ' 3

C A V A L I E R 1 8 f r W A G O N 4 aoor

•aarm j a u t o m a t i c as . p o w w steer ing 4

' HONDA 1 M 6 CIVIC Ha tchback | Okie 2 d o o r G o o d condanon star. d w d . <3 100 /bes t Ken 4 4 2 - 2 4 2 2 |

HONDA ' 9 8 7 Acco ra LX- l 69 000 -rules mc iudes phone o e d a M ( 6 6 0 0 / b e s t 559- I4A3

HONDA ' 9 8 * A C C O R D j r . : ~ l speed loedwd 3 9 000 miMe ( 8 7 8 8

TOWN 6 COUNTRY D O O G E G r a n d R/vw ' O r c n w a _ s k e Rd

474-6668

P A R K A V E N U E I M l , S I I C . M S M c o n d i t i o r . . l o s d e c e 500 m r a s ( 1 9 . 8 0 0 828-2282

PARK AVENUE t » #6- L o a d e d with m a n y o p t i o n s 1 e vna. « rn-ns H k e n e w H 0 . 9 0 0 553-4029

PARK AVENUE ' 9 8 8 - orvy 34.000 m « M tu* p o w w 1 ymrmr (10 900

453-2424 s n 201

Or e r e * g o o d coaidaior.. H 2 0 C C M 1 * 6 - >615

C A V A L I E R ' M S Z-24 Conver t ib le ( 7 8 9 5

T O W N 4 COUNTRY DOOGE Gaaaad R i v w ' O r c h a r d Lake Ro

47-

C a v a l i E R , I M I t n a * * r * > c o n * taon r e d 2 o o o r fcinroof; i speec

« t - - 7 S 8 0

[ C A V A L I E R 1 M 5 2 1* - tuaomaiK. ] sun roo f Mr muCTt m o r *

C H E W S-PORTVAN 1991 12 Pa a e n g a s r loaoed ( 1 4 995

T e N N Y S O N C H E W 425-6500

360-149T CRX-HF

D O O G E D A K O T A 19*9 Sport v « a r au toma t i c cnuMs (4450 or i a M

T O W N 4 COUNTRY DOOGE G r a n d R h r w / O r e h w » L M s Rd

474-6668

D O O G E D A K O T A 1989 Sport - V6. M s u l o m a o c cruMa (8450 or Mas

T O W N 4 COUNTRY DOOGE G r a n d R l v w ' O r c h w d L a r s Rd

474-6668

DOOGE 1B75 PICKUP 318 a u t o m a t i c p o w w tx aa a * 11 aermq r u n s g o o d ( 6 5 0 535-5229

DOOGE 1964 R A M PICK UP 64000 maes g o o d cond i t ion 4 speed o v w -d r i v e 12995 522-0572

D O O G E 19*9 Ram v -8 w poWw • t e a r i n g 4 b r M a a 1 4 0 0 0 M M ( 7 2 0 0 or bast oftar C M 642-907 1

C H E W 1 9 * 4 Coraveawon van. autc a r p o w w s tew ing , b r w s s 'ow maea a x c M M r i i cond i t ion 261-1538

C H E W 1987 • - ion c a g e v 6 au-t o m a t i c . e x c M a n i condf t ion runs very w M ( 3 8 7 5 6 2 4 - 1 9 7 '

C H E W ' M 7 1 ton cargo van. B rand new 350 engine exc t i l en i c o n d i t i o n * lewer t r ee 4 b r M e * Muat mm ( 5 2 0 0 4 7 6 - 8 * 8 2

C H E W 1989 Convasraon van s* op-t i ons i n c l u d i n g TV 4 VCR t n p M bed ( 1 1 0 0 0 380-9625

D O O G E V A N S VANS YANS- ' 9 8 6 ' M ' m u l t i - p e s s e n g a f rom ( 6 0 9 5

T O W N 4 COUNTRY DOOGE G r a n d R h r a ' O r c h w d i a i Rd

[ 4 7 4 - 6 8 * 8

: D O O G E ' 9 6 4 C o n v w a i o n Var ' g o o d l o o k s g o o d i Only ( 2 9 9 9

McDonald Ford 550 We* t Sevan M*e

F O R D 1988 F 150 town Only ( 8 9 9 9

McDonald Ford 550 West Sever M iw

Nor thv l t e The Nice Place To Shop

349-1400 FORO 1990 RANGER n a P i c k - * ( 9 4 9 5


FORO 1991 C R E W CABS 4X4 S 3 to

•aONOA ' cond i t i on

Best buy in 4 * m p g a r H 7 0 0 C a t 6 p m - * p m 9 3 7 - 8 9 5 1

coaor e a t h w intenor 1ulfy l oeded s h o w r o o m condi t ion rrtusl see [ C A V A L I E R 1S90 C I

very g o o d 63 000 highway miMe ( 8 6«S | d o o r 34 .000 m e » l — a r i l c o n d . H 000 highway maes E v e a M I - 2 7 1 2

Au toma l i c M

n o n ( 7 5 0 0 or baa: of tar

CELEBRITY EUAOSiPORT R E A T T A i 9 M - rad/saOM 36.000 . r y t n d a o a d a d ( 5 9 9 6

HONDA -968 Accord LX 4 aoor make* ( u n r o o t ( 1 1 SOO 3 * 9 - 4 2 6 7 , T E N N Y S O N CHEVY cond i t i on ( 9 1 8 5 — • . _ . . 425-6500 au tomat i c

. 5 * 1 - 0 9 2 7

HONDA 19*8 O n e L * au tome t i c a r . power cassette 3SK rn taa ( 7 800 C M 6 - 8 p m 2 8 8 - 0 2 0 3

HONDA 1989 Acco rd LXI 4 Ooor au iomat i c m o n t a e y green 23 OOO

F O R D 1 ton i M 1 F3S0 XLT L w l e t p a c k a g e w ' 8 ft a r t e anow paow 351 h igh o u l - o u t V « 8500 iav 752-43 IB

T h e taoe Place To Shoo

349-1400-

( 1 6 M l

Jack Demmer Ford „ 721-6560

GMC 1987 - e d . 2 8v V6 I I I a u t o m a t i c s x c a a a n t cond / t io r i a e * i c * p p « n a n » « w « 4 5 * - 3 2 4 1

G M C 19*3 m m y lu* s u e 35 k a f c m m u m w h e a a * c r u M e I * r I Uft L o o k s g r M t H 400 4 2 2 - 1 * 1 1

989 SIERRA 414 Z7 1 pac* u c a a e n t c o n d i t i o n - o a u e e

000 m k e * ( 1 2 £»0 2911952 '

G M C

Tc

aerie esce lMn i c o n d m o n ( 1 2 400. o h m <aeve message 591 -1531

- 0 N 0 A 19*9 PRELUDE ve&ow su toma t i c a r sunroof . low m i « i ceaam cond i t i on ( i i . 2 0 u 2 6 8 - " 7 9 8

HONOA 1990 ACCORD EX 2 door 10 0 0 0 0 one o w n w mkas m o o n r o o l c M tar d e t a i n

• t m M P a c t - i n r r i r M w r n - r A53-2A2A ext 201

HONOA-1990 CR> DX b lec* rn-' I I M I H . man cond i t ion ( 7 700 or 1

beat Mus i swi 4 8 9 - 6 1 M

R E A T T A * 9 M whi te grey M a t h w | in ter ior new t r e e great cond i t i on Muss saPI731-7850 or * » i ? H 3

REGAL. ' 9 M - Cus tom loaded, s j caPern cond i t i on 71K rn ( £ 8 9 5 best 424 -908 > 8 - 9 p m 4 2 ' - 6 2 4 6

REGAL. i 9 M L imi ted sut-omatic p o w w w inoowt - ' i ocks Oig i ta deer i i * e new ( 7 . 2 0 0 Days O a t x * 9 6 3 - 5 5 9 5 aves 453-8939

RIVERlA i m ? T-type must see io app rec i a te bieck 4 m e ex tenor leather m a n o r tm led gaass 1 owner exceaent cond i t i on L o e d e c wi th e x u a t 729-4329 I

CELEBRITY 1 9 M 66 000 rm 4 cya-o v a r air « m - ! m i a m o r Besi of tar * M b M

C E L E B R I T Y ' 9 8 5 wagon 4 cy»h-

3 4 7-3506

C H E V E T T E i * 7 4 speed Very c ieen runs g o o d 1 200 A h e r 6 p m 585-499*

C H E W S FORDS, CHRYSLERS N O MONEY D O W N

BUY the car of your choice 1987 • 9 9 - r e g a r d M M c>t Pa* i credit -vac. my g u w a n t e e d i -800-877-686S

•TV IERA T983 g o o d u a n k t i r

( 8 0 0 NO -US, * t ^ 851 -1805 i c o n d i t i o n ( 3 5 0 0

Exce ten t 626-7981

RIVTERA '985- 4ft 000 1 WhBl ( 5 * 0 0

C O R S I C A i 9 * 4 L i .

F O R O i m 1 snort bed truck wi th cap 4 h n c h 5 apeed. * m - l m caaeene • 5 0 0 4 7 8 - M i O

F O R D 1 9 H F . 1 5 0 X L T 8 CyWvJw au toma t i c greet cond i t i on low maea c a p ( 4 * 0 0 E v m 3 *8 -8277 I

F O R D 1985 F150 4 r e e j r tve G o o d c o n d m o n ' R O B S 53* -8547

D O O G E 198* B250 Convwaaon ( 5 8 9 5 or M M

T O W N * COUNTRY DOOGE G r a n d R a v e r O r c h a r d . a r e Rd

474 6 8 M

G R A N D W A G O N E E R ' M S Bieck wi th nc. wood cm t h * side ^ o e d e d 4 . 4 63 000 far e iceMent condanon 390 w a n aarv-'tm . . a i s e n s c a s i a e c C M n e v e m e n a g e ask lor J m

64 7 3225

HUNTERS 4 * 4 SPECIALS

i Door XLT o a d

INFINITY BBS r t n t y Hka r

i9 ' 0 4 5 4 5 0 0 m a a * 3 mon ths OK! l u * mm w 332-7007

red. whi te landau -oo f . o r m m a o a e n o . maas o a o e o nc M«h i -682 -0119 I gar w m t w s (S450

ext ra Wchi-

4 74-9842

91 EXPLORER • ( 1 4 995

IROC 9 * 8 15 000 a c t u a muea Hurry ( 8 9 9 6 G O R D O N CHEVROLET 4 5 8 S25C

JAGUAR 1 9 M «U6 Mmt l e w t ires 4 t v a k e * ( T 9 . 5 0 0

3 8 3 1600 or 3 * 3 - 9 * 8 4

i. EX US 1991 LS 400 s u p w ciean' a u r v o o l n a t h w o a d e d 13300 maaa ( 3 5 9 0 0 8 5 5 - 2 8 0 0

RIVIERA 1989 . o e a L o e d e d F o r m a top R o g m Buack

M 5 C M 729-2000

FORO 1986 F150 pick up au tome i •c Ex t ra ahsrp i ( * 8 9 d o w n S31 20

D O O G E 1 9 M C w a v s n LE 7 pas-l o e d e d excekent condmon

3 6 0 1436.

'9®1 fORO f 'SO *L T pkM if OOO mnee

< t « 0 0 0 C** Gmr,

U A Z D A 1 M 4 QLC

&220C

DOIUX* 3

352 1

F O R D 19*5 RANGER XL 5 apeed 4 leer with kner ( 2 5 0 0

421-

F O R O i 9 M E 3 M cube vsn 14 b o . s u i o m a t i c p o e e s iee rmg dua t a n * 8 5 000 m i ( 5 5 0 0 42 ' 483<

condMaon ( 5 400

G R A N D C A R A V A N

FORO I M S F ISO l w m Cap •me loaded ou ts iandmg (S 700 113-427 -8451

FORO I M I F 150 XL low • 7 000

F O R O T 8 M F250 Run* good m a n y new p a r t s 49 000 m 2 a N e a d r t ve 1 8 . 9 0 0 Miach 2 5 4 420C

F O R O I M S R a n g a *LT S u p a c e C

F O R O I B M F 1 M XLT t a r n super c a a S W « V I 5 apeed 23.000

F O R D ' 8 M F n o 22 .000 maaa VS. Mr d u M lanes m crukee • 10 M S

Ford 4 3 I 1 3 7 S

F O R O I S M R a n g a XLT PK* u p L om M a Sunreef M a y » l i l l 8 i * M ja r u c k M 7 Q 0 M ? 8828

F O R O ' M 0 E 2 M « u p w C w * e

I M M ' " ° " *

McDonald Ford

349-1400 M I - 3 8 0 XL

n, M S V I . M o r a 00 - M M ( 1 * 4 8 6

D O O G E SE

T O W N 4 COUNTRY DOOGE G r a n d l l a . a O r c h a O . a r e Ra

4 7 4 8 * * 8

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4 7 4 8888

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455 -8740 #81 -3171

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1 , I 526 -0032

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FIFTH A V E N U E 1900 U t r * l oya l 2 3 . 0 0 0 m u a i 7 / 7 0 w a r r a n t y 813.006 U v a m a Chrys le r -P l ymou th 525 -7004

LEBARON 1070. a * power i po t l eea laamar i n W K x sx le r l o r , 81976. Can s h e . 5 p m 6 5 1 - 0 7 5 6

LEBARON 1908 cars - 5 apeed, Tur-bo, aunroo l . [ I n n g o o d c o n d i t i o n IZSOO'Deei 397 -6278

LsBARON. 1968 QTS Excal lent c o n d m o n l o e d e d M u a i a a i Baal of tar 6 4 2 - 8 2 7 0

L E B A R O N 1906 65 000 maes. Mr 4 ooor . a m f m s tereo. r u s l - p r o u l a d . g o o d c o n d i t i o n 83 300 526 -8237

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L s B A R O N 1987 GT 'a - 43 0 0 0 maaa, only 849991

M c D o n a l d F o r d 550 Waa l Savan Maa

Nor thvSM Tha N ice Place To Snop

3 4 9 - 1 4 0 0 LEBARON 1908 Q T C - T u r t » . a u i o -matic t ranamiaaton. loeded. excei-lant c o n d i t i o n 8 4 5 0 0 ' b a a t 4 4 2 - 0 0 0 3

L e B A R O N 1991 - V-6 , 813 ,796 T O W N 6 C O U N T R Y D O O G E

G r a n d R iver / O r c h a r d Laka R d 4 7 4 - 8 0 0 8

NEW Y O R K E R 1905, m g h r w e t c n Mua. 63000 maaa. baat ofter

4 5 3 - 7 6 2 8 or 3 8 2 - 7 0 9 0

NEW Y O R K E R 1906 o w * Only 82995 Livonia C h r y s l e r - P l y m o u t h 5 2 6 - 7 6 0 4

5TH A V E N U E 1965 luxury a l a d e e r ence pnoa . 82065

F O X H I L L S Chrya la r -P l ymou th

456-8740 9 6 1 - 3 1 7 1

8 6 4 D o d g *

ARIES 1965 - 4 d o o r , au tomat i c . a i r . 1 Owner e x t r a aha rp 82995 Uvon la C h r y s l e r - P l y m o u t h 525 -7604

C H A R G E R 1067 g o o d cond i t i on , •rail m a m t M n e d . 6 0 . 0 0 0 m i l e * .

8 2 3 0 0 Can 291 -7403 or 4 7 8 - 0 2 7 8

OAYTONA 1905 Tur t io - a u l o m e t 65.000 maae, 83996

T O W N 8 C O U N T R Y DOOGE G r a n d R i v e r / O r c h a r d L a t a Rd

474 -6666

DAYTONA, 1906. Tu rbo . M a c k , au-t o m a t * 7 4 . 0 0 0 m ( M » . 83.100 (Royal Oak ) 546 -6309

OAYTONA, 1967. Muat sail. cua lo fn p r o M a m Excel lent 82 800 /bae t M o n - T u a * Fri be fore 4 p m . 313-326-6730. or C a n a d a 519 -045 -1762

OAYTONA 1007 - 44.000 mlMa, tomat lc . aa aharp i Only 64995

HMaa P a r * L i nco ln -Ma rcu ry 4 6 3 - 2 4 2 4 ant 2 0 1

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b n g h l 15.200

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2 6 1 - 3 7 5 1

DOOGE C U S T O M V A H 1964 A u t o -mat i c . mt* coodMton. rmm&t to trwvwl. 13995

F O X H I L L S Chrys le r -P l ymou th

465-6740 9 6 1 - 3 1 7 1

DOOGE MIN I C A R A V A N 1907 g raa l a o r * t r uck , on ly 85465

F O X H I L L S ChryaMr -P tymouth

466 -6740 9 6 1 - 3 1 7 1

DOOGE Spec ia l Purchaee carat Many t o c f tooee f r o m Caa for da-t a * - T O W N 6 C O U N T R Y DOOGE

G r a n d R i v e r / O r c h e r f i Laka Rd 474 -6668

O A Y T O N A 1000 e 8 - automat ic , a M t . r a d 10000 or Maa

T O W N 4 COUNTRY DOOGE G r a n d IMrar 'Orc f ta ra Laka Rd

47

O A Y T O N A 1800 ES

T O W N 4 COUNTRY DOOGE G r a n d R f e a r ' O r t K a r d Laka Rd

D A Y T O N A 1080- Fu»» e e M p p e d . 8 0 6 0 0 C a l EvanMga 227 -0180

DOOGE 000-1807 . poaa r aManna. b rakaa . 4 Mndoa ia Nana a " o d 9 3 . 0 0 0 maaa 81 .806

DYNASTY, LE - Loadad. 7 /70 pom t ra in, unda r 12 000 m l a a . 812.996

T O W N 4 C O U N T R Y DOOGE G r a n d R a w O r c h a r d Laka Rd

47t

M O N O C O 1901 d l b o n . >5.000 m

F O X H I L L S

R E L I A N T 1906- A u t o m a t i c , mm 44 .000 ac tuM maaa Spaoar o l the waak 81708

M A R K S A U T O O l G a r d a n Ci ty 4 2 7 - 3 1 3 1

S H A D O W . 1907 4 Door . air. cnNaa. r , n 837!

S H A D O W i960 . a ioaOani cond i -t i o n . a u i o m a t i c . ONLY 2 3 . 0 0 0 M I L E S . 8 3 9 5 0 after 5 30 421 -0009

8 8 6 F o r d

C R O W N VICTORIA t 9 0 6 Sta t ion W a g o n . 5 0 h j M m iec tad Mr 78 .000 m i 82900 'baa t [ 532 -9421

C R O W N VICTORIA 1986 - V-0 , raar d rhw. 2 0 . 0 0 0 maaa. 1 owner MUST SEEI 86995 U » o n M ChryaMr -P l ymou th 525-7004

C R O W N VICTORIA 1980 Coun t r y S<julre W a g o n , V8. power artndowa 4 locka . M l . cruMa. k m maea 85495 N o r t h BroOiara Ford 421 -1378

C R O W N VICTORIA 1905 - o owner 19.000 maaa Only 83999

M c D o n a l d F o r d 550 Waal S e v e r Maa

Nor thvaM Tha Nice Place To Shop

3 4 9 - 1 4 0 0

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F O X H I L L S CNrvaaer P N i n u u l h

4 6 6 - 0 7 4 0 801 -3171

ESCORT W A G O N 1007 83086

F O X H I L L S CNryaMr -P lymdu lh

4 6 6 - 0 7 4 0 8 0 1 -

M O T t»" G a r a g e k e p i , c h I M o n , 82 0 9 9 TYME A U T O

ESCORT - 19 maaa, Mte nmm 82396 Oaya: 3 4 0 - 7 1 7 1 or evaa 340-1060

ESCORT 1080 LX . 6 apaed. hatch-back . 0 1 . 0 0 0 ml. naw Oree /ba tMry /

8 2 2 0 0 477 -9929

ESCORT 1900 wapon . au tomat ic , l o a d a d STK. now b rake * 4 oer tery .

8 1 9 6 0 422-4924

E S C O R T - 1 9 0 0 . w e i i - m a i n t a i n a d 56.000 maaa. 8 2 . 2 0 0 453-7572

ESCORT 1067 G L - ha tchback , tm a tarao v a r y c M a n i 81.695 R O B S G A A A G E 536-6547

ESCORT 1908 GT - L ike naw, aharpl Only 85999

M c D o n a l d F o r d 5 6 0 Waa l S a m Mae

F o r d TAURUS. 1900 * r M 0 » aaf m aac

TAURUS 1007 LX - o n a (

M c D o n a l d F o r d 560 w

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3 4 9 - 1 4 0 0 TAURUS 1081 - 2 t o chooee. V 0 . a u -

FM 811 .996 N o r t h B r o t h e r * F o r d

r - B I R D 1800 - Spor t Coupe. Iu0y loeded. m o o n roof—9*90C or beM ofler 465 -4709

T - a i R D 1908, T U R B O C o u p e L o a d e d 6 apeed ma i l c o n d m o n !

4 2 6 - 3 7 1 2

T-SIRO 1900 Tu rbo Coupe, loaded, au toma t i c 86500

474 -9357

T -8 IRO 1990 L • l ac tnc aunroof much mora , exoal-l e n i c o n o i t K i n 812.900 346 -6201

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961-9165

ESCORT 1900 W A G O N - au tomat ic ak . caaaane. k iggage rack . 20 0 0 0

ESCORT I M I LX - 5 apaad* 4 au-t o m a t i c * w l l h a k . 5 l o eh oaa* From 87505 N o r t h B r o t h e r * F o r d 4 2 1 1 3 7 8

ESCORT 1901 LX - 5 apeed. Si Prlcat Only 87999

M c D o n a l d F o r d 550 Weat Sever Mae

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3 4 9 - 1 4 0 0

C R O W N VICTORIA 1967 - o owne r On ly 85999

. M c D o n a l d F o r d 650 Waa l Savan MUe

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3 4 9 - 1 4 0 0

ESCORT 1 9 9 1 - M d . low maaa. per-, l e d cond i t i on . 5 apeed 86960

397-2325

EXPLORER W A G O N XLT 1991 4 door l oadad . 12,000 maa*. 819.295 N o r t h B r o t h e r * Ford 421-1376

EXP. I B M . r u n * good , muat aaU. 82000 or b « M offer Leave maa*ana

D E M M E R F O R D M u a l a n g 1901 GT. f r om 111.591

Taurua 1991 Loadad . f r om 810.691

T e m p o 1991 A u i o m a t i c . * k . f r om 87691

T h u n d a r M r d 1991 loeded. f r om 110.991

C r o w n V l d o n a 1991 LX 812.991

P r o b e 1991 LX, V6, f r om 116 ,291

M u a l a n g 1990 Conver t i b le * f r om 89990

M u s t a n g 1990 VS. L X 110.991

Aaroe ta r 1991 Loadod . f r om 812.591

721 -6560

D E M M E R F O R D

EXP 1967- Naw I ke* , very g o o d cond r t i on g rea t m a n o a Kenwood aound 1 2 SOO 624-0663

ESCORT G l 1906 Au tomat i c air 2 d o o r , r a d a n d raady. only 84995 G O R D O N CHEVROLET 466-5260

ESCORT 1906 - Runa good . p e n d a M a . high m l a a g « . 8700 /baa i

397-0036

E S C O R T 1906 W A G O N - o. o w n e r . 3 0 . 0 0 0 m a a a Only 82909

M c D o n a l d F o r d 560 Waa l Seven mim.

The Nice Place To Shop

3 4 9 - 1 4 0 0 ESCORT 1906 - 2 door , au tomat ic . mr a ta rao. raar d Mr oat Only 36.000

aa Only 83496

Jack Demmer Ford A F F O R D A B L E USED CARS

721-5020

EXP. 1966. 2 4 . 0 0 0 maea. 5 speed, cru laa con t ro l . M l . ak . a m f m atarao e i t e n d e d aarv loe 84500 or beel of-fer ' 421 -6167

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A U T O 455-5566

L I C E N S E D B O N D E D DEALER - 30 y ra in i h e aree mm * a t y o v car o r c o n a l g n m e n i tor retai l or wM pay caah Cak lo r ' app ra iaa l TYME A U T O 455-5606

T E M P O 1904 - 2 doer au tomat i c t ranannaaion. raar w indow dafroat-ar. am. ' tm caeeerte. 81.300

4 7

TEMPO 1906 au tomat i c low maa*. 36 mpg . Tyme doea R againl 81 199 TYME A U T O 455-5666

T E M P O 1965 GL, 4 door au tomat i c , a * a m - f m atarao 81950 563 -4042

T E M P O I M S - 1 owner 8 1 5 0 0 Power s teer ing , b r a k e * ak . W a new tirea. rus tp roo f tng . aak for T o m or Sandy 427 -2113

TEMPO 1905 2 door g o r g a o u * wh i l e wfth rad "manor neerty per -fect cond i t i on . 5 apeed. t i l power a tee rmg /b rakea . mu alarao rear de-f roalar Runa 6 d r i ve* newl AET cer-t i l led A s k i n g 81.7X5 456 -5613

T E M P O 1906, 4 d o o r 5 speed, a k . new t i raa 4 e *hau» ! 66.000 maea R u n * g ree t 8 V 6 0 0 ' b e a l 427 -6625

T E M P O 1906 - au tomat ic . sun roo l , g o o d cond i t i on 82600 961 -4666

F O X H I L L S

T E M P O 1907 GL aar atarao caaaat ta Very g o o d cond i t i on " 82 195 R O B S 536-6547

T E M P O . 1987 GLX- s . cM len t con-d i t ion. r u a t p r o o l e d ak au tomat i c . 84000 /bea t 796-1451 or 641 -5071

TEMPO 1987- Low maaa. an t ra d e a n Pr iced to *MI a1 82626

M A R K S A U T O Ol G a r d e n Ci ty 427 -3131

TEMPO 1906 G L 85495

T O W N 6 COUNTRY DOOGE G r a n d RNer r Orcha rd Laka Rd

474 -6666

1 7 4 M o r c u r y

C O U G A R 1800 1 4 only 83490*

M c D o n a l d F o r d

Tha M c e Piece To Shop

3 4 9 - 1 4 0 0 c o u g a r . 1906 LS. Meek wi th grey in ter io r . V8. t r x . loadad. h igh mfcee.

nm m m

C O U G A R 1900. powar l H a r l r g , brakaa. Mi try 37500 brakaa. Mereo . csssat la . k i i l t a i arv • • • • • • • 8 7 9 0 0 460-6051

C O U G A R 1900.

C O U G A R 1000 L8 - Warranty , l o a d • maaa 814.000

2S6-O037

D E M M E R F O R D 1991. loaded. 811.991

S a M e 1901 loaded F r o m 810.901

1 7 6 O k t e m o b i t o

C U T L A S S C A U S 1000 - Quad 4, l o a d e d , a u t o m a t i c , new t i raa /

87750>'beet 471-8160

C U T L A S S SUPREME 1902, RkM* M i * a d ream! C o m l o n plua Low maaa. new eshaua i ahopka. brakaa. t i r e * Gray w / w h l l e l o p Muet s e l l 8 2 , 4 6 0 / b e M o t a r 546-3416

C U T L A S S 1977 o o n d f l i o n c l a a r M t a m e d 81000 /baa i

C U T L A S S 1004 CMra 4 door Broug-h a m . power M n d o w M o c k * . vary g o o d cond i t i on 82400 522-047*

O U T L A S S 1806 CrMear Wagon l o a d e d , aunrool . 82 .800

C U T L A S S . 1907 Clera B rougham lone car, 86,700

553-0467

1 7 6 O t d o m o M o

C U T L A S S 1800 Bu>r«ma SL 2 door Mr a u U m a K . c t i i s w a . Ww maaa. l o M a d . Mean. 17606 W o r * 3 7 0 - 3 3 1 0 642-1783

C U T L A S S 1001 Calais S. Oued IV. FE-3 auapar ia ion loaded - e r r a n f r tow maaa. mua t aaa 344- I0O«

DELTA R O Y A L E 1980 Brougham loeded . 10.000 maea Raaree * t car owne r A s k i n g $>0 900 720-1454

DELTA 66 1979 ROYALE- Ak n e e shocks / muff ler g o o d br at as 6 w e a 8 7 0 0 / b e e l 979-2066

DELTA 66. 1979- 2 door newer H r e a / b r M a a . n a d e d 8 1100/ofter 2 7 6 - 7 6 3 6 or M l - 6 4 $ r

D E L T A 86 1087 Royals Broughan-Wtth a m f m s tereo, cruaaa. power

lis 85965 64 1-6613

Cougar 1900 LS. f r o m 810.901 721 -0600 1-600-6 78-FOWD

DRIVE A W A Y BUDGET C A R S Your Cho ice - 82995

1904 New Yorke r . 1903 Cougar 1907 T e m p o GL. loaded. 5 speed 1905 G r a n d Marq iaa.

T O W N 6 COUNTRY DOOGE G r a n d R N e i / O r c h a r d Lake Rd

47*

coa t L o o k s newt 82,500 Af ter 6 p m 450-8034

G R A N O MAROUIS-1905 , 2 d o o r s i c e k s n i c o n d m o n . 56.000 m«aa 8 4 . 9 0 0

G R A N O M A R Q U I S 1907 exceaent cond i t i on , d e a n n a m 4 out . 84000 or bea l of ler CMI 6.30-5 p m 450-7160

G R A N O M A R O U I S 1966 LS auio-mat i c Mr c o n d m o n . ak power on ly 86465

F O X H I L L S ChryaMr-P fymouth

465 -6740 961 -3171

G R A N D M A R O U I S 1969

M c D o n a l d F o r d 550 Weat Seven MIM.

Nor lhv lB* The N w e Piece To Shop

3 4 9 - 1 4 0 0 LN7 1983- Whi le , manua l t ranamie-• o n . 93.000 maaa. 2 aeeler greet vame 8500 342 -5656

M A R O U I S 1964 Wagon, loadad. 00.000 maea, 82.650 649 -5496

MERKUR 1906. leather in ter ior , • u r v o o l air. 5 apeed. new d u t c h 4 exhauat sys tem 84995 563-4642

S A B L E 1987 L S - Gray Loeded! 76 000 maaa. 85.000

537 -3642

T E M P O 1966 - GL. 40.000 miles, ex-1 ceaent cond i t i on . 83.900 Aher 4pm.

349-6651 i

SABLE 1907 1 runn ing, w e l ma in ta ined d e a n . 60K muea. 84200 427 -1166

L T 0 M 1976 - n u m e r o u s rebuk ts ak rece ip ts , r eedy for winter , greet

8350 420-0037

M U S T A N G 1979 S O L Au toma t i c l oeded r e d wt th bieck Wether, " t e n -or M in t c o n d i t i o n . 30.000 mi les beat o f le r 453 -3566

M U S T A N G 1961 - Gh ia F lor ida car g o o d c o n d i t i o n ak . 4 cykndar. 4 speed s t ick 8 1 4 9 5 455-6735

M U S T A N G 1963 LX - 5 0 liter 5 speed , a m / f m casaer te . powe r locka. c ru tee new area 4 exhauat 8 2 3 0 0 b e s i 533 -2209

M U S T A N G 1964 - GT . V-6 . 5 apeed. ak . h ighway miles, great cond i t i on 8 2 9 0 0 42S-7607

M U S T A N G . 1906 GT. wh i le b u r -n t t n o r tuky loeded T- tope

as 620-7043 K3o

TEMPO 1991 G L S - 9 ,000 m M only 86999*

M c D o n a l d F o r d 550 Weat Seven Mae.

Nor thv tae The Nice Plaoa To Shop

3 4 9 - 1 4 0 0

SABLE 1906 G S V « au tomat i c power w i n d o w s 6 locks, power • s e t s W . c ru ise and Mr Pr iced to sek* 85095 N o r t h B ro the rs F o r d 421 -1376

SABLE 1966 L S Excel lent! Au to -mat i c . power s teenr iQ/brakaa. ak red 87500 2 7 7 - 3 i 4 6 3 2 2 - 6 5 7 0

THUNOERBIRD 1969 Super C o u p e Navy l o a d e d 5 apeed aporry. 31,000 ml" 812 ,500 256 -1666

SABLE 1906 W a g o n - low maea, ful-ly l o e d e d - 8 6 2 9 5 N o r t h B ro the rs F o r d 421 -1376

SABLE. 1969 G S F u l power g o o d 86600 or

T H U N O E R B I R D 1969- D e r * blue, l o a d e d Ml power S9200 M u s i se t ' CMI af ter 5 p m 473-5506

cond i t i on . 73 .000 mke* beal of ler Af ter 6 p m 354-6337

T H U N O E R B I R D - 1 9 6 3 H e r i t a g e , 81 6 5 0 1982 D o d g s Ram Window Van 81.300 643 -7112

M U S T A N G 1906 GT. red, 5 K Ml opuone . 0 0 . 0 0 0 maea. very { cond i t i on A / m A r b o r 971-!

M U S T A N G 1966 I 8 0 . 5 apeed on ly 29.000 care fu l m6ee 86995

Hlnes P a r t U n c c m - M a r c u r y 4 5 3 - 2 4 2 4 s i t 201

THUNOERBIRD 1967 Sport Coupe . 5 t i e r V -8 au tomat ic ove rd r i ve t rans power s teer ing ;brakaa. cru iea s tereo 4 tape n ance t i res bat tery duel power aide view m i r ro r s ruat p roo fed . 6 3 0 0 0 care fu l maea mml condmon . I k e new S6300 Sytvua. 652 -3733

Or 574 -1500 ext 363

1991 CONVERTIBLE SALE

^ M

B M W 3 2 5 i

C O N V E R T I B L E

«

S p e c i a l

Edi tk>n S p e c i a l

E d i t i o n

F o u r t o c h o o s e f r o m

starting as low as $ 2 9 , 9 0 0 * Demo 325iA Red/Tan Leather New 325iA Black/Black Leather New 325iA Red/Black Leather New 325iA Silver/Black Leather

*Ptus title, license and taxes Stock a 1125 Car has only 5 000 miles and wiH receive full factory warranty. 4 yr /50.000 miles

OFFER ENDS OCT. 31st THE U L T I M A T E D R I V I N G M A C H I N E .

E R H A R D B M W

M U S T A N G . 19 GT SO Li t re, 5

d u t c h , p r e m i u m sound a m - f m caa-aetta Ml power 106 000 maaa. T-Topa. d e e n . runa 4 looks exceaent 84300 /bee t 591 -0061

M U S T A N G - 1 9 8 7 LX. 5-0 engine, au-t o m a t i c , l o a d e d , new b r a k e s 16 ,300 390 -1796 or 737-2734

M U S T A N G 1966 GT - t - topa. or 87999-

M c D o n a l d F o r d 550 West Seven MUe

Nor thvMe The Nice Piece To Shop

3 4 9 - 1 4 0 0 M u s t a n g 1066 LX, 5 0 5 mr s tee- ' - f l / t j r a k a s . easel an t ra * . 8 6 5 0 0 6 - 0 p m

leed pow-Kta m a n y

522-9121

M U S T A N G . 1086. 5 0. axcMMnt cond i t i on . 5 apeed. 24.500 ml. 6 y»

M U S T A N G 1909 GT Conver t ib le Heenhy r e d / t e n . 5 speed. 16.500 maaa. s t o r e d ( 1 3 . 0 0 0 360 -0372

M U S T A N G 1969 GT - conver t ib le a u t o m a t i c , l o a d a d Nor th B r o t h e r s Ford 421 -1376

M U S T A N G 1060 LX. 5 0 mr, red. m a n y ax t raa axo u n i o n d e a n S6200

p a c k a g e •earn con-

522-4041

M U S T A N G 1900 GT- S I ma l i c 1 yr o M . i m m a c u l i mllaa. s l e r m ex tended Whiea car 810-000 Hrm

ver auto-i ie. 12 0 0 0

w e r r a w y 347 -4496

M U S T A N G 1000 LX. CruH a m f m caaaane mr. rear 15,000 maae S6700

M. l oaded

M U S T A N G 1900 LX, 5 s p i pa rk soe air b a g s b l a c k ' so caaaane . 87 .500

led power gray a le r -

336 -5440

M U S T A N G 1000 LX. 5 0 d a r t blue 5 apead ARE r ime CO plever loed ad. exce l len t c o n d m o n 15,000 m i le * caa a f ter 7pm « 76-2917

M U S T A N G t o o 1. LX 5 0, CO player loeded e m e r a l d g reen 6 000 maaa aae newt t 1 i . 9 0 0 / b e e l 720-4334

PROBE LX 1000 R e d u S6700 L o e d e d . 20,000 m l Days 6 3 6 - 6 0 0 0 arvynma

ced 8300 lea

856 -4020

T H U N O € R S i R O 1965 Tu rbo Coupm * j t o m m i K bu-y Onfy 12999

M c D o n a l d F o r d 550 Weet Seven M l e .

Northvtae The Nice Place To Shoo

3 4 9 - 1 4 0 0 T O W N CAR 1979 - 74.000 maea g o o d m e c n a m c a l condmon . 81500 / best CMI any t ime 455-5907

8 7 2 L i n c o l n

C O N T I N E N T A L SIGNATURE SE-RIES 1969 Learner loeded d o n I rmes th is one at 813.995 G O R D O N CHEVROLET 456-5250

C O N T I N E N T A L , 1969 - B r o m a leather 52.000 hwy ml . , exoeaent c o n d i t i o n 811.300 or beet 276 -5636

C O N T I N E N T A L 1990 - S-gnatura Ser ies kght t i t an ium 19 700 maaa loaded 817 ,950 540 -2331

C O N T I N E N T A L 1966 Signature ae-r ies M o o n rod. JSL. leather, ma r r oon 811 .950 646 -4354

C O N T l l J I T A L 1990 S ignature

C O N T I N E N T A L . 1990 CO player . J B l . m o o n r o o l d u M ak baga. m e u -CMar m e m o r y see l * , m in i 16.000 mkea 818 .000 360 -6443

D E M M E R F O R D i Town Car W 9 1 . LoaoaO 816 .991

M a r t VV 1990 LSC m o o n 116.990

Con tmen te l 1909 S ^ n e l u r a Series. 23 000 maes 813.909

Con t inen ta l 1906 Signature Series

loeded F r o m 810 906

721-6560 1-SOO-878-FORD M A R K VII. 1905 Loaded or ig ina l owner app rox 86 000 m l very g o o d c o n d m o n 86 250 173-2030

MARK VII 1969 LSC m o o n r o o l 29 000 maaa I15.90C

Hmea P s r t L inco ln -Marcury 453-2424 aat 201

PROBE 1969 87999

anrtra sharp1 Only

MARK V 1978 Carrier Ok lahoma car Exceaent c o n d m o n 82 800

422 -4229

M c D o n a l d F o r d 550 West Seven MO*

MARK V 1979 71 0 0 0 ac tua l maaa 400 V I ana deep a q u a garage kap i Death lorcaa saM 83 500 140 -5007

The Nice Place To Snop

3 4 9 - 1 4 0 0 PROBE 1909 LX Burgundy 5 s p e e d l o e d e d 30 0 0 0 m i l e s | 16 000 Even ings 842-7149 1

T O W N CAR 1979 64 000 maae sak ing 84 000 656 -0426

TOWN CAR 1964 S ignature S »

<c. ak Premfcan sound 27 ,000 mesa 8 7 9 0 0 459-3760

au to f u a , l o a d e d excekent c o r y S Hon U O O O ' b e e i Eves 420-2024

O A K L A N D C O U N T Y S O N L Y A U T H O R I Z E D B M W D E A L E R S H I P S E R V I N G

M E T R O D E T R O I T S I N C E 1 9 6 4

6 4 2 - 6 5 6 5 O P C N L A T E M O W A T H U R S

E V E N I N G S U N T t L 9 0 0 P M

t e n d e d s ra r ran fy 13 SOO maaa 811 00© or b e a l 464-1350

PROSE 1001 LX V6 Au tomet i c 810 .296 N o r t h B r o t h v s F o r d 421 -1370

TAURUS 1908 • Budget B u y OMy

M c D o n a l d F o r d 5 6 0 Weal Seven Mas

Tha W e a Plaoa To She

3 4 9 - 1 4 0 0

wheals e x i r s sherp 6 o a d e d O n l , 84496

Jack Demmer Ford A F F O R D A B L E USED C A R S

721-5020

T O W N C A R 1906-

mkea 84 5 0 0 / b e M of ler

SABLE 1901 - fun powar m a r o o n •n th m a t c M n g d o l h inter ior 15.000 muea 812,700

Hmea P a r t Uncokv-Marcury 453 -2424 ext 201

TOPAZ 4 S A B L E S . 1906-69 s sev-s r M i o choose f r o m C a l lor de laas

l l l n ss P a r t L incoln Mercu ry 453 -2424 ext 201

T O P A Z . 1966 LS A l axtraa. 49 ,500

476-6233 83500. Real

TOPAZ-1967 whi te. 4 door . 5 apeed. loadad. 78.000 highway maaa Many n a a p e n s , excekent cond i t i on Ask -ing 83 000. b e a l 326 -0309

T O P A Z 1966 L T S gray loaded, sun roo f . I k e n a e . one owner , 36,000 mkea 85600 626-5567

T O P A Z I 9 6 0 - 4 door . 46.000 ml lee au tomet ic . a * op t ions , mus t aak 8 5 6 0 0 / b e M 665 -3362

TOPAZ. 1991 GS. 4 d o o r 1,012 maaa. m u M aak. beat of ler C a l B o o S 5 4 6 - 9 0 0 0 Eves 451 -2036

TRACER. - 9 6 8 ( b rakes , ak . cru ise, low maaa. 84425

TRACER. 1969 5 Spaed, power ak b laca. 2 door n a e nraa. exoakant c o n d t u a v 85500 644 -0670

8 7 5 N i s s a n

M A X I M A 1966 Loaded, tr ip c o m p u t ar. s u n r o o l . au tomat i c burgundy . 64.000 m l 86 .500 /bes t 934 -3207

N ISSAN 1989 240&X - Late newt Only 86999

M c D o n a l d F o r d 550 W e M Savan Mke

Tha Nice Placa To Shop

3 4 9 - 1 4 0 0 NISSAN 240SX-1900 r a d S apeed powar s i aa rmo /b rakaa . aunroof low

a 811 .500 462-0

STANZA 1964 - ak . a m f m cesser l a c ru ise con t ro l , power b rakaa/s laer -i n g M O O Cm* A lan 731 -2106

240SX 1900 SE Fkk iback . 5 apeed sport p a r k s g s . sunroof 19 000 maes M in t c o n d m o n ! 811 500 CMI 9 a m - 5 p m daky 649 -3100

8 7 8 O k f o m o b i k

CALAIS 1 M 7 - au tomat i c mm. sun-r o o f casse t te shsrp< 84995 Jack Cauiey Chev / G E O 855-0014

CIERA 1906 B rougham 41.500 maaa G o o d cond i t i on ' 84 395

477 5732

C U T L A S S C A L A I S 1 9 M Quad 4 23.000 mass 4 door power sleer mg /b rakea . a r . 87000 201-2797

1991 GEO PRIZM 4 DOOR

Air, 1 6 liter MFI L4 engine 5 speed manual, power steering, electroncially tuned AM FM stereo radio with seek-scan and digital clock full wheel covers, sport mirrors, electnd rear window de-fogger P175/70R13 B wall tires with rear stabilizer bar. bucket seats Stock #3619 W a s S11.555

N o w $ 9 5 0 0 *

1st Time Buyer Rebate -$400

1st Time Buyer Amount to Finance

s9100

125 70 Plymouth Ro*<3 L»vonia 4 2 5 - 6 5 0 0 G e o

' p l u s t a i A t l l l e , d o c u m e n t l a a a . r e b a t e s a s s i g n e d l o

T e n n y s o n C h e v r o l e t

CHARNOCK OLDSMOBILE HAS A LARGE SELECT/ON OF 92's

Introducing the New 1992 Eighty-Eight Royale E a d r c rear » o m » louring car -«5r -anoa Vt AM f M M r t o r u f r w spsa te tound 5545 ipki Irom D«nc' ekh driver and psuangar wa i u c i •»-' ctnart and tw i f Uoraga armrna cruit* " control with rasums accwsraM nocr mal l power locks SKC I K U Demo 17,764* I N V E N T O R Y C L E A R A N C E O F O V E R 1 0 0

1 9 9 1 C U T L A S S S U P f l E M E S , C I E R A S ,

C A L A I S , B R A V A D A S , " 9 8 , " T O R O N A D O S

A N D C U S T O M C R U I S E R S

N e w 1 9 9 1 C u t l a s s C a l a i s 4 ooor au tomat ic t**1 OoOy %>&m moW«ng i 'mar 4m*totim* « I 1 9 3

S A L E P R I C E $ 9 9 6 7 1 « t T I M E B U Y E R

( 9 5 6 7 *

ASK ABOUT SPECIAL

P R I C E S O M

A L L M O D E L S

2 4 5 5 5 M I C H I G A N A V E . (1 B k . W o l T M a q n p h ) D E A R S O R N

5 6 5 - 6 5 0 0 I i a a m * durer no aak—

_ H u g e S U B A R U ' CLEARANCE SALE!

1 9 9 1 S U B A R U L h L E G A C Y W A G O N

4 W H E E L D R I V E

W a s S I 8 . 0 7 9 / 4

NOW M 3 . 8 5 9 /

1 9 9 1 S U B A R U L O Y A L E W a s S i 1 . 0 5 6

NOW $ 9 , 9 8 5 *

SWITCH TO LaRICHE!" W H E R E S U B A R U S C O S T L E S S

B H S 1 I N S T O C K ! ?

t-o u LaRTche S U B A R U

L O C A L 4 5 3 - 4 6 0 0 M E T R O 9 6 1 - 4 7 9 7

4 0 8 7 5 P l y m o u t h R o a d , P l y m o u t h »*• r%m* 'mnmlm

TOWN CAR 1900 C A R D E R

M SOO 502 I

T O W N C A N t M sanea. n a d e d o r e , 44 000 cakMM maea 811 BOO

HMas Park L w c o k i Ma r o u r , 483-2424 eat 201

T O W N CAR 1 9 M d a m cher ry wi th •aeXer Muet see M COO maaa 8 M 400 beef of ler 404 -3470

T O W N CAR- 1 0 M S igne lu ra

M l o e d e d t2 0 H maaa bk ia

M 0 427 6004 T A U R U S 1 0 M LX W A G O N - 1 , . FuBy l o e d e d 84000 or b e « 8 7 4 M O T C U t j

oHmr Eve* 0 M O 1 O O -

T A U R U S T909 W A G O N - »u0y t a k a a d j u n r o o ^ c o m p ^ c a ^ n g £

T A U N U B 1« an. P°WW M a taver gray e f l h M-a f H a n o i . 87 0 0 0 rMMa. i owner ,

0 0 7 o n e owner I cyendar naw b r a k e * 87.300

C A P R I CONVERTIBLE 1001 10 000

Na r i h Bro lRara e re 431 -1870

CAPRI 1070. * a e e e Student m

ca aMN radto mate M a e a 8060

375-0007

C O U G A R 1000 XR7 80.000 maaa.

Cae 647 1304 or 377 7356

C O U G A R I M l LA. I aoor M y m a i t a l a e m e i a t lana i 6 4 0 0 a l . e » a N w canMao- i H I - O O a t * 322 5043 I v e s 8474)078

' 9 1 C a v a l i e r R S 2 D o o r

Automatic, an, AM/FM stereo S Q f i Q Q

detogger 2 to choose U v O O

' 9 1 C o r s i c a L T

A w M l . p o w e r l o c k s , f r i A n -

" T r j r $8989 ' 9 1 P r i z m

A u t o m a t i c a i r

A M F M S t e r e o d e i o g g e r S Q O O O

8 . 0 0 0 r K m 2 to c h o o s e OOOO ' 9 1 B e r e t t a

A u t o m a t i c a i r , V 4

apowrwi, 0,1 1 1 3e*ogg0t 9,000 mMs

7 ?

' 9 1 C a v a l i e r R S 4 D o o r

A u t o m a t i c a i r

A M F M s t e r e o

O e f o g g e * 7 , 0 0 0 m i l e s '8888 ' 9 1 L u m i n a V - 6

Loaded great buy $ 1 0 , 8 8 8

' 9 1 S - 1 0 T a h o e P i c k u p

A n A M F M c a s s e t t e

V-€ code alarm S Q Q Q O bedimer 7 000 -rules 9 4 9 *

*91 S-10 E x t e n d e d C a b P i c k u p

M o r n a x » A U F M i

cn«M * 3 « cngne any «ras 3 000 ™Kn

J13,333

C H S V F H J L & T

L O C A L 4 5 E T R O 9 6 1 - 4 7 9 7

40875 Plymouth Roadf Plymouth

8 7 8

F M N Z A 1004 Rad. 4 dear aaual aaM S lSOOAaM o«ar C M Mr

M M . I l U n c o n d m o n m m * * » | l t 0 0 Caa Tuaa . Thurs-Sun be-fore 3pm I W a d anytime Saa-9293

Monday. OctoOer 14. 1991 OAE • 7 0

876 Otdomob i to TNOFEO 1 M 7 r e d taooat. 79 .000

8 7 6 P l y m o u t h

a c c l a a a t o w - v s . a r . i o . d « c u e t o m w h a M s 2 0 . 0 0 0 mi les . M 9 0 0 / b e a t o n a r 496-8794

8 7 6 P t y m o u t h

HORIZON I M I 45 0 0 0 mdaa. auto-m a * (on 0 m Boor) . 8 1 0 0 0 or beat aMar After 5 p m 4 7 4 - 8 7 3 4

8 7 8 P t y m o u t h

ACCLAIM 1 M 1 s - au tomat i c s i r . M l . c ruaa . low maaa rrxo e a r r a n t , From 80095 U v o m a Chryaier - P t y m o u l h 525- 7004

COLT 1 9 M Viata W a g o n S a M a 7, * k crulaa. a n / I n caeeat

J S S i

WITH

4 . 9 % O R

^ 5 0 0

A P R

r e b a t e s

o n s e l e c t m o d e l s

1 9 9 1 G r a n d P r i x

S E 2 D o o r

Stock #910204

R e a t o a f o g g a r a u t o m a t i c , a n . P 2 0 5 . 7 0 R 1 5 t i r e * l o g l a m p s d u a l s p o r t m i r r o r * g a g a s m a t s A M F M rad io w i t h c l o c k

Ust Pr ice D iscoun t

5 1 5 , 5 3 9

S 3 8 8 4

S a l e P r i c e $ 1 1 , 6 5 5 *

College GrsC Discount $500

College Grad Price $11,165*

L e a s e to r * 2 2 0 > 1 m o n t h "

1 9 9 1 S u n b i r d

2 D o o r

Stock #910301

4 c y t l n d e f r e c l i n i n g B u c k e t

s a a t s A M / F M s t e r e o c u s -

t o m w t i e e l c o v e r s r o a r d e -

l o g g e r , p o w e r s t e e r i n g

p o w e r b r a k e s B o d y s i d e

m o l d i n g *

List D i scoun t

$ 9 2 9 9

$ 1 0 8 7

S a l e P r i c e $ 8 2 1 2 *

College Grad Discount $500

Cortege Grad Price 57712*

L e a s e f o r * 1 7 2 * * m o n t h *

1 9 9 2 A l l N e w

B o n n e v i l l e S E S e d a n

S t o c k # 9 2 0 0 0 3

D e t o g g e r . p o w e r l o c k s

p o w e r w i n d o w s , m o n o -

t o n e p a i n t . 1 5 " w h e e l s

A M / F M c a s s e t t e c r u i s e

g a g e s & m u c h , m u c h

m o r e

List Pr ice D i s c o u n t

$ 1 9 , 9 0 7

$ 2 2 7 4

S a l e P r i c e $ 1 7 , 6 2 6 *


CoRege Grad Prka $17,126*

Lease for * 3 1 8 " month**

1991 Lemans Aerocoupe Value Leader

Stock #910613

Oefogger full size spare power brakes, one key locking system, halogen headlamps, bucket seats, folding rear seat, reclining s e a t b a c k s , A M - F M s t e r e o

List D i scoun t

$ 8 2 2 6

$ 1 9 0 8

S a l e P r i c e $ 6 3 1 8 *

CoMege Grad Discount $500

College Grad Price $5818*

Lease for J 1 2 9 " month**

1 9 9 1 S i e r r a F u l l S i z e u s t Pr.ce $ u .707 Stock #913207 Discount $ 2 0 1 9

Bench seat, heavy duty chass i s , heavy du ty front & rear shocks. 4.3 EFI V6. 5 speed. AM rad io . P235 / 75R15, solid paint.

Sa le P r i c e $ 9 6 8 5 '


College Grad Price $9185*

Lease for $ 2 0 2 a month*

1991 Vandura Cargo Van

High back front Bucket, (root auxiliary seat heavy duty front springs, heavy duty rear springs 4.3 V6, 4 speed, automatic AM ta-dio P205 75R15 tires full siae spare, work van

List D iscount

S 1 4 . 8 5 8

$ 3 2 6 6

Sa le P r i c e $ 1 1 , 5 9 2 *

Col lege G r a d D iscoun t $500

CoHege Grad Price $11,092*

Lease for ' 2 3 0 ™ month**

1991 Jimmy 4 WD 2 Door Stock #91250

Scacia E M M V i r e s uadec _£ ar ioacai c i a n m c e * buckets cruaa

List Pr ice D iscount

$ 2 1 , 0 9 4

$ 5 1 3 1

S a l e P r i c e $ 1 5 , 9 6 3 *

fwx jm x t u o e tpare tre •fedronic ns&unentabori AM FU casseci* «ith EQ hMvy dufy crane o i oooter ' e a w dufy <radvmg eqwiomeot ewepeneaoo pecaeê POM»» O O J 4 wmGom


College Grad Price $15,463*

1991 Grand Am LE 2 Door

Driver Ed. -SAVE" Car Stock #910441

P o w e r w i n d o w s d e l o g g e r , au toma t i c M u m i n u m whee ls P196. 70R14 t o u r i n g t i res A M F M c a s s e t t e p o w e r l o c k s cont ro l cyc le w i p e r s a r c ru ise , tut 8 m u c h , m u c h m o r a

List Pr ice D iscount

$ 1 3 , 8 9 3

$ 2 1 0 5

S a l e P r i c e $11 ,788* "

First Time Buyer Discount $400

First Time 5cyei . Amount To Finance $11,388

Lease for >228)e

month*

i J E A N N O T T E PONTIAC-GMC TRUCK

14949 Sheldon Road Plymouth (Just North of M-14, Jeffries Freeway)

453-2500 963-7192 H o u r * : 9 - e T u a a . , W a d . . F r i . ; B - 9 M o n A T h u r a

• t H B B L f P

A CUT ABOVE —REST MICHIGAN'S LARGEST DEALER...

New '91 MIRAGE LS 4 Door

L u x u r y S e d a n P a c k a g e

S A L E

P R I C E

$ 9250 New 91 ECLIPSE GS

A i r , s u n r o o f , c r u i s e

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353-0910

ON TELEGRAPH. JUST NORTH OF 12 MILE ROAD.

1 7 1 P t y m o u t h

HORIZON 197S good rurvang corv a n o n . 0000 or b e M oMer 4 7 f - 7 0 3 6

m o m z o m ^ ^ H Haanng. ora4

L l l M & t a a l

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powar w e e n n g brakaa, a m f m <*e> OMog M u e S2«00

L A S E R 1000 RS Thabo » O O O maea LoaOaff i W a r r e n ^ CO Rad ( 1 0 . 7 0 0 CMl 0&2-22S1

P L Y M O U T H RELIANT 1»ae eu lo -m a n c . Mr W 4 i

FOX HILLS ChryMer -P lymouth

4S6-074O » « 1 - 3 1 7 1

RELIANT - 1003 . e o o n Au tomanc . • l a reo . runa g raa l Many new i muat eeel S i SOO' beef 421

RELIANT !»0S 4 Ooor 3 1 0 0 0 a a* au tomat ic aa S?00S

T O W N • COUNTRY OOOQE G r a n d R i v e r ' O r c h a r d Lake Rd

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S U N D A N C E T907 - au tomat ic air a la reo S32V4 Jack CaMay Cnev ' O E O SSS-OO t *

T U R « M O 1003 e u l o m e l c power 40.000 maaa 819VS I X o n M C h r y s M r - P V n o u t h M V 7 0 0 4

VOYAGER i e e e s t 03.000 « M vary Mean new w e e t r a r i a p o n a o o n I M W

8 8 0 P o n t i s c

BONNEVILLE. 1000 SSE «ed , came l d o t h m t i - i o r . 3S.OOO na.. r i S .SOO Can af lar Sc*n 37S-0443

BONNEVILLE 1 M 3 M . 0 0 0 m a o o o d ahape tmry " t na u e t aak ing 82500 852 -4370

BONNEVILLE. ' 0 0 7 V o n e owner . 53.000 maes l a w green new Ursa «.»B0aga rack loaded exoeaent corv Otnon 87150 640 -5974

FIERO, 1004 SE Au toma t i c , a r s tereo sunroof n e e Ores 4 b rakes 64 .000 m l . runa 1 looks very good! 12 .700 425-0O6S

F lERO 1006 SE ma l i c , or ig ina l o w l i on . S4.500

Red, VS. auto-er g o o d COntt-

861 -7641

FIERO. 1006 S E Ooaa. l o e d e d v -e , a u t o m a t i c , g o o d c o n d m o n S40OO or beet o t w Evens

RERO. 1067 - Mlritr Low maa btec». au tomat i c soon lo m o v e muet ae* S3 450 626-SeS6

F I R E 8 I R 0 1878 m a g whea ls 3 apeed no ruM. 81000 or beet o«er

864 -922 i

F iRe&iRD. ' 964 V6 m in t cond i -t ion. a« op t i ons mus t aaa' 82.300 or beat Caa Lea 505-6400 or 561 -4376

F iREf l lRO-1967 whrts s i c e s ar-l cond i t i on s r v o o l > a a rm 84 000

313 -377 -4178

FIREBIRD 1007 - V -6 au tomet i c . new t i res brakaa, est ieust 84 7IX

532 -2204

F IREBIRD 1969 - g round e f fec ts , onfy 26.000 o n g m a owner maes. au tomat i c , a * , i - t opa Trans Am look MMW CMI for deta i ls

Mines Par* U n c o a v M a r c u r y 453-2424 est 2 0 »

G R A N D A M 1066 - OooO c o n d m o n . rune great , a m - f m lease f ie , mr Must s e l l 82 .100 261-3512

G R A N D A M 1967 - Mr. M l . exuae. r ssss t l e . vary d e e n 85186 Jeck CaMey Chav 'GEO &55-0014

1 8 2 T o y o t a

brsaee.' sunroof a u l o m e t n cnaaa. 33 0 0 0 m l S 0 4 0 V 0 e a t 042-1028

8 8 2 T o y o t a

C R E S S W A 1906 4 Ooor 70000

Caa. 020 -3400

DAYTONA 190 i •un roo f Mereo 83000 beat o i le r

t u r b o manua l

8 8 2 T o y o t a

M T l o p * . CO, B l e a r i n g 15 a i 825 0 O f - m a t

442 2506

TERCEL 1004 - S M i a n m great g o o d cond i t i on S ' . 6 0 0

503 -6011

884 Volkswagen

« 200 .000 maaa HOSO or M a r y t e l h 450 -2700 437-430?

SCIROCCO 1906. S apeed air cr iaee rea l Oelog a n a t i c m i n * c ieen n o r u e t 8 6 M 0 3 T 3 - 2 3 1 - 0 0 M

NEW 1992 SKYLARK

A u t o m a t i c from w h e e l d r i v e p o w e r tocks Q u a e ! 4 e n g i n e , t i n t e d g l a s s tuK i n s t r u m e n t a t i o n rea r a n t i - l o c k b r a k e s D y n a r i d e s u s p e n s i o n R e q u e s t Y o u r s T o d a y

ROGiM'S SALE PRICE.... $12,176* G M E M P L O Y E E S J l t . S M *

IM EHTLOra COUtGf (MAD rou CA/rr BUT ruts Ptuci loanmcxs *

SMARTLEASE

ROGIN'S

1992 REGAL

Ai r V - 6 e n g i n e a u t o m a t i c p o w e r s t e e r i n g p o w e r « w n e e a i s c O r a » e s t i n t e d g l a s s rear Oefrosa. Uelay w i p e r s s t e e l o e f t e c r a d i a l s t i l t w h e e l D y n a n d e s u s p e n s o n . m u c h m o r e

ROGIN'S SALE PRICE ... $14.638* _ GM EMPLOYEES SI3.770'

SMARTLEASE G*a*u>rBcou£G£inu{> rou CMTT KAr TUB met m> GMMIClCS

ft . _ „ | W < * *

xm , L $ 257 «

G R A N D A M 5980- wh i t e , e s c s a a i t c o n o m o n . loeded 87600 645 -6720

GRANO A M 1091 - Mus t sea Aa power s ieenng. am- fm caaaane 2000 maes. n e e cer war ran ty C a l aher 5 p m 422 -6141

G R A N O M A R O U I S i 9 6 0 LS For-m a l coach roo" loaded m a n condi -t i on 810 ,000 474 -6003

G R A N O P R U LE 1900 16,000 maea. loaded. 4 M a at 8K) .»05 G O R D O N CHEVROLET 456-5250

G R A N O PRIX 1970 Family car 2 door . V8. • •ceHerv c o n d m o n . M l Dower 81,400 After 5pm 261-6024

G R A N O PRIX 191 ed w n n e wnew SOOOO 'beal Caa.

aunroo l . loed-6S 000 maaa.

9 6 2 - 1 1 3 5

G R A N O PRIX 1966 SE. m m t load-ad. 87000 661 -0447

G R A N O PRIX 1066 SE - aharp load-ed S£905

T O W N S COUNTRY DOOGE G r a n d River i O r c h a r d Laka R d

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R O G I N ' S

NEW 1992 PARK AVENUE

Aa. power s teer ing m d Drakes Wt whee l power whee l l ocks crmse

con t ro l rear def ros t an tMoe* b races dnver i s i de atrnag A M F M

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Reoues t Yours Today

R O G I N ' S S A L E P R I C E S 2 1 . 6 9 4

g m e m p l o y e e s $20,430 C i r i r y - v - f r i c r oa# employu c o l l i a t s a a o

' ' * h ^ you ca i t t 0KAT r m s e a i c t a o gimmicks

5 3 3 7 ' a . s r B B E S l i - ,

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1992 CENTURY

A * au ioma t i c powe r Drakes a n d M s e m g dua l m a r o r s A M F M B e rec wtt i f see* i s c a r stee< Oefled rackets t in ted g lass m u c h m u c h more Request VOurs Today 1

R O O M ' S S A L E P R I C E — $ 1 2 , 4 9 4 '

G M E M P L O Y E E S $ 1 1 , 8 6 9

SMARTLEASE « * * w « # - a o a r i T i w a r s

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NEW 1992 LeSABRE Air a u t o m a t e powe r M a e n n g & Drakes u m e c g lass 3800 V-8 gine dual r rwrors . tut Steermg s:ee oeaneO -so.ais D y n a n d e a e n a o n m u c h more Request f o u r s Today 1

R O G 8 I T S B A L E P M C E 8 1 * 4 4 6 ' / -

gm e m p l o y e e s s l s .719* C M E M P L O Y E E C O L L E G E G R A D

YOU C A N T B E A T T H I S P R I C E N O G I M M I C K S

SMARTLEASE O n l y a t R o g i n s

m n o r !293 « B E D

R O G I N ' S

NEW 1992 ROADMASTE l k i i " ,-e power saerr ig v a o - s n a m m e c u at aoee. cruo* z y m ' e a Wtras! Oriwrs M e urtug i f i M o 7 » K t a d s ^ M tadiM voeee MI 'FM s e i * , sKh t«e< i^ch- rmch - o r e l e q j e s l Y a / s *oa»y

r o g i n ' s s a l e p r i c e $19,361* gm e m p l o y e e s 818,393*

G M E M P L O Y E E C O L L E G E G R A O Y O U C A N T B E A T T H I S P R I C E N O G I M M I C K S

SMARTLEASE ' _ Omtf a l W a i n ' s

345 « h i i l A i L l

'91 REATTA

T BUICK

SHOWROOM S

CAR! LAST ONE! 21,731 ALWAYS THE BEST PRICE

MICHIGAN AVENUE AT h W M . WAYNE ROAD W j S f i

729-2000 WESTLAND-WAYNE AREA

G R A N O PRIX-1090 power e r e r , -i nmg. 25.000 TiSaa F v * e n g n e ' a d w / m a t c M n g e n e a i covers Excaeam cond i t i on Ask ing 814.000 Please cal l Jennrter 960-1060

G R A N O PRIX. ' 0 9 ' SE- 4 floor Red 6.000 rralea Loaded! 813.000 CMI af ter 6 3 0 p m 591-1203

L E M A N S 1968 GSE. 2 door wtv ie 25 .000 rm . p o w w s teer ing -b rakes

aa 85300 Muet sea

PARtS lENNE "085 Exceaent cond i t i on needs r o l h i n g 8 2 1 5 0 4 6 2 - 0 1

PONT iAC 4000 LE 1967 . leaded V6. 4 floor g o o d cond i t i on 83000 261-3037 or 373 -1700

P O N T I A C 6000 1067 ca rnage lop. l oeded 71 000 maes S3200

PONTIAC 9000 CMI af ter 6 p m

1966- 81500 522-6437

PONTIAC 8000 1069 LE Excel lent condr t ion aflghtfy fagh m a . s q a su-i oma t i c crvJae. s m / V n - ssss f i e 85 2 0 0 Ask lor Pa l 820-3377

PONTIAC 6000-1006 72 0 0 0 mi les power s t e e r i n g / b r a k e s / l o c k * auto-m a t i c aar a n o flaw baler CMan S3 100 350 -7213

S L 2 1001 au to a M d n c s u n r o o l powar wa-idows S n e k s Low maes 1 1 0 005 Ca* Rog in Buick 720-2000

J<erJ//oU,an T O Y O T A

S U N B i R O 1067 a u i o m a t i c ready t o g o t * 6 * 5

FOX HILLS

S U N B I R C 1007 GT C o u p e - suto-m e n c . aa s tavoor low maaa Mmt

: c o n d m o n ' 86405 LNoma O r y s l a r - P V n o u e i S25-70O4

SUNB iRO 1968

SUNBiRO ' 0 6 0 LE Coupe Loededt Claani 36 o o o maaa 86100 Caa. ] « 3 2235

SUNBIRO 1090 CONVERTIBLE -IOW maaa au iomat i c aa p o w w t w o to cftcraee 810 905

TENNYSON CHEVY 425-6500

SUNBiRO -901 l £ Wlaaa'gray ntm-riot. loaded. G M Esecut fve car 6500 maaa 80 000 642 7076

'91 4x2 STD. BED P I C K U P

5 s p e e d m a n u a l t r a n s a l l

w e a t h B r g u a r d

L I S T $ 8 7 7 8

sale s6395* 2 AVAILABLE

SUNBIRO 1901 2 Ooor b u r g u n d , 5 • p a e a aa reer Jet i J***I 87200 Day* 501-2002 After 5 0 m 477 4 0 3 6

T R A N S - A M 1004 o a d e d T l o p s

S5000 or best o 6 e U S - 1 7 5 0

TRAMS A M 1 8 0 0 f-l

882 Toyota C E U C A SURRA ' 0 0 6 ' t l o , maea

O O R O O N CHEVROLET 4 5 6 5250

cel ica t e a s - R u n *

cct ica -ees o t s Noaca Baoa Great l a p e t 70 Jeer Cheraaea 4 • r a a d r w e Caa 1 3 1 3 1 6 6 1 0 7 1 0

c c u c a 10*8 o t s - 5 i

C e i C A ,006 OT a i cMMnt a e a n u n a a a a 807SO Trey 870-0403

csvlca 1000

C O K X L A 1077

C O R O L L A 0 8 1 0 7 8 I

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5 s p e e d t rans t ou rmg p a c u g e a t

cond<t>on«ng *OOr m a t ^ yatue pkf l-

L I S T $ 1 4 , 6 0 0

S A L E

s 13,695* 2 AVAILABLE

' 9 2 4 R U N N E R

t s p e e d a ^ o m a K s a n s 'ear - e a t e r

r u r a w i g b o a r d s powe r S e e r m g t intec

g l a s s A M F M f a o t o i m o r e S l»

# a m x L I S T $ 2 2 , 6 8 8

S A L E

519,995*

• 9 2 T E R C E L 5 s p e e d m a n u a l t r a n s 2 d o o r

a l l w e a t h e r g u a r d A m o r e

L I S T — $ 7 3 8 3

~ £ — 4

' 9 2 C O R O L L A D L X

4 s p e e a auto v a n s s r c o r c t a o n m g

A M f M 'tOc 'Hu» p u g 4. r n m

L I S T $ 1 2 , 5 9 2

6995 3 AVAILABLE

S A L E s 10,840* 4 AVAILABLE

- V w 0 - O

' 9 2 C E L I C A S T C O U P E

0 * 9 rear spo i le r a r e o n o a o n e i ^ Am.

FM a c a s s e t t e ft m o r e

L I S T $ 1 5 , 3 1 0

$13,595* 2 AVAILABLE

f CllP ANY"rRI-COUNTY T0~0~A AD~

JT_S G00D_AT_REDJ!_^V,;£ J

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#

NEW 1991 AEROSTAR XL WAGON

7 passenger with dual captain chairs, air conditioning privacy glass, speed control/tilt steering wheel automatic overdrive transmission, clearcoat paint electric window defrost electric AM FM stereo cassette clock, power convenience groop power steering power brakes, tinted glass, anti-lock, spoiler interval wipers, convenience group, instrumentation, super cooling, rear washer wiper Stk #9964T

WAS $19,157 $ 15.052 NOW 1

1991 TAURUS GL STATION WAGON

V-6 manual aar conditioning, stweo radio with cassette speed control rear window defroster, light group, ftnned wheel covers, remote fuel door release, power convenience group automatic ovenJnve transmission, 'an window wipet washer rear taong ttwd sea! cast aluminum wheels, clearcoat paint, power steenng power drakes tinted glass child safety locks, e«enor accent group, luggage rack, body side molding courtesy lights dual eiectnc remote control minor Stk #9062

WAS $18,743

NOW $ 14.444 i

1991 PROBE GT

C o n v e r g e n c e g r o u p «a*k- .n p a s s e n g e r sea l , raar washe r w i p e r c a r g o <'* O o w n net, e i ec t ro r»ca g r o u p • H u m i n a i M emry d u a l i H u m n a l e d v i so r rrvrror m a n u a l air c o n d i t i o n i n g , p o w e r s i de w i n d o w s soe«<J c o n t r o l p o w a r o o o r l o c u s A M F U stereo f l i p - u p o p e n air r oo t v a n a b i e ass is t s p e e d s e n s i t i v e Tinted g lass p o w e r * wnee• d i s c b rakes . t o g l a m p s rear s p o ^ e r . o o d y s i de m o l d i n g t S " aJur rw ium whee ls , c a r p o cove r c o n « o l « , p e r t o r r - a n c e • i s t r u m e n t d u s t e r l igh t g r o u p -ear w i n d o w de f ros te r a u t o m a t * a d j u s t i n g s u s p e n s i o n h a n d l i n g p a c k a g e Stk »9S8C

WAS $17,946

NOW $13.966 i

NEW 1991 THUNDERBIRD

Power steering, power brakes tinted glass body side molding, console remote mirror courtesy light, reclining bucket seats, side window defogger instrumentation, interval wipers electronic AM FM stereo w cassette, 6-way power driver s seat~Tu«ury group power antenna Stk »9058

WAS $17,125 $

NOW 13.711 ALL EXPLORERS AT LOWEST PRICE OF THE YEAR!!

NEW 1991 MUSTANG LX 2 DOOR HATCHBACK

Power equipment group, dual electric remote mirrors, power side windows, power lock group front floor mats, speed control, eiectnc AM FM radio w cassette clock, clearcoat paint, rear window defroster power steering, power brakes body side molding, paint stnpe. console, cargo area cover, light group Stk #10057

WAS $12,156

now s9999*

36 MONTHS - 36,000 MILES*

36 MONTHS - 36,000 MILES COUPON COUPON COUPON COUPON COUPON

EVERY NEW 1991 C A R OR T R U C K S O L D A N D DELIVERED D U R I N G OUR " O P E N H O U S E '92" WILL I N C L U D E 36 M O N T H / 3 6 , 0 0 0 M I L E B U M P E R T O B U M P E R W A R R A N T Y AT N O EXTRA COST, W H E N Y O U R E D E E M T H I S C O U P O N AT T I M E O F SALE. EXPIRES O N OCT. 31. 1991 .

NEW 1991 ESCORT LX 4 DOOR HATCHBACK

Power steering, light convenience group dual electric remote mirrors removable deck lid 'uel door release, rear window defroster automatic an Conditioning, power brakes, body side molding, AM FM itereo coo-sole reclining buckets, child safety locks Stk * 10t26

WAS $11,172

NOW$908G

4 ALL BRONCOS, VANS, CONVERSIONS SOLD AT DEALER INVOICE COST

NEW 1991 TEMPO L 4 DOOR SEDAN

Rear w indow defroster , air. p o w e r s teenng power brakes, t in ted glass, A M / F M stereo, body s ide mold ings, conso le i l luminat ion Stk #9498

WAS $10,498

NOW*8844

NEW 1991 ESCORT LX 2 DOOR HATCHBACK

Power i teenng tight group light group, dual eiectnc remote mirrors, remote deck lid and fuel door release rear window defroster clearcoat paint, manual air conditioner AM FM stereo power brakes, tinted glass body side moldings console cargo area cover reclining bucket seats Stk #9819

WAS $10,228

NOW $ 8181

NEW 1991 FESTIVAL GL 2 DOOR

Rear w indow def roster , power brakes, body s ide mo ld ings ca rgo cover, c o n s o l e , gauges, cour-tesy lamps recl in ing bucke t sea ts AM FM ste-reo rear w indow wiper Stk # 9 2 1 1

WAS $7943

NOW s 6 1 3 6

NEW 1991 FESTIVA L 2 DOOR

Rear w i n d o w defroster power brakes b o d y s ide mo ld ings , conso le , gauges courtesy l a m p s re-c l i n ing bucke t seats s ide w indow demrster rack a n d p»n»on steer ing Stk #8572

WAS $7103 s5363 NOW

•Plus la*, tttie, license & destination Rebate if applicable, included Retail sales only Pic-ture may not represent actual vehicle Sale end 10/3131

Ams FORD FREE TANK OF GAS w i t h e v e - y n e w v e h i c l e p u r c h a s e f r o m s tock

^ 0 The Dealership With A He.in Qp

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Camp's in session: 'Dynasty' returns to ABC

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Susan Son t a g wrote her semina l essay " N o t e s on C a m p " m a n y yea r s pr ior to t he adven t of ABC s " D y n a s t y . " P r i m e - t i m e television, however , ha s o f fe red few ser ies or specia ls tha t be t t e r exempl i fy that d is t inc t ive s ty le than the high-gloss, high-dudgeon, high-wind a d v e n t u r e s of the Car r ing ton clan and its a s soc ia t e s

Now, two y e a r s a f t e r its cance l l a t ion as a series. " D y n a s t y " r e t u r n s in a four-hour min i se r ies a i r ing Sunday, Oct 20. and Tuesday . Odt. 22, on ABC John Fo r sy the is back as Blake , the suave p a t r i a r c h of the C a r n n g t o n s Linda E v a n s r ep r i se s her role as Kryst le , while J o a n Collins s t omps and sna r l s once mortf as venomous Alexis, Blake ' s f i r s t wi fe John J a m e s and E m m a S a m m s r e t u r n as Jeff and Fa l lon Steven Car r ing ton will be p o r t r a y e d by the a c t o r who c r ea t ed the role. Al Corley ( Jack Coleman played the pa r t in l a t e r years), and n e w c o m e r Robin Sachs plays Adam, a c h a r a c t e r or ig inated by ac to r

Gordon Thomson When "Dynas ty" lef t the a i r a f t e r

nine seasons, v iewers w e r e lef t hanging Could.Blake's e m p i r e w e a t h e r a constant b a r r a g e of t h r e a t s , f requent ly f r o m Alexis ' ' Could love, for anyone, at a n y t i m e , su rv ive the continual t u m u l t ? Worst

. of all, when last seen. Krys t l e w a s in a c o m a There were, c l ea r ly , ques t ions to be a n s w e r e d

Appear ing before r e p o r t e r s las t Ju ly , the "Dynas ty" fo lks ( including c r e a t o r s Es ther Shapiro and Aaron Spelling) made it c l ea r those quest ions will not be so m u c h a n s w e r e d as abandoned E v a n s descr ibed Kryst le ' s unseen, but comple t e , recovery f r o m the c o m a as a m i r a c l e " Fa l lon ' s i n f a m o u s abduc t ion by al iens will go unment ioned . as will the f a c t t h a t Steven looks, well, l ike his old self aga in (The Cor ley- to-Coleman change was original ly exp la ined by a disf igur ing accident in Indones ia )

"Dynas ty The Min i se r i e s" a i m s s imply to o f fe r a second helping of the high-dollar h is t r ionics and m a t c h l e s s glitz that m a d e the o r ig ina l a Wednesday-night s t a p l e fo r mill ions of v i ewer s Des igner Nolan Miller spoke at length of the m a n y cos tume changes Spell ing reca l led 91 shooting locat ions , and n e w c o m e r Je roen K r a b b e was tou ted highly as Collins' love

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by Lisa Otoupal Most people know Superman came

f rom Krypton , was adopted by the Kents and after college moved to Metropol is The years between had never really been examined until The Adventures of Superboy fol lowed young Clark Kent through a work/ s tudy p rogram at the Bureau for Ext ranormal Matters in Central City R a

Playing the litle role in the series is Gera rd Chris topher Bom in New York City in the Bronn Chris topher is the ninth of 1 2 children He studied at Jui l l iard and then moved to Los

interes t in the show And what would a t r ip to

"Dynas ty 'Mand be wi thout a f ight be tween Krys t le and Alexis"* E v a n s said this one has a ca t f ight roya l

They gave her 1 Collins 1 all t he g rea t dialogue, and I got a l l the good punches." the ac t r e s s r e p o r t e d gleefully-

Summar i z ing their e f f o r t s . Shapiro said the show was des igned to be l ighthear ted and fun She a l so main ta ined the show "should be ava i lab le lo a person who 's n e v e r seen Dynas ty ' They should be a b l e to see this, unde r s t and wha t wen t on and still have a full show "

ABC's hopes for " D y n a s t y The Miniseries a r e high, the ne twork especial ly wishes lo d raw a l a rge f e m a l e audience oppos i te the World Series on CBS

Given suf f ic ien t ra t ings . Spel l ing and Shapiro specu la ted tha t the

Dynas ty" denizens could be vis i ted again, pe rhaps in yea r ly mov ie s o r miniser ies Spell ing was pa r t i cu la r ly opt imis t ic , saying . " Dynas ty ' will never die " Ne i the r , it seems, w i l l c a m p

Angeles tO at tend LC LA where he ma jo red in economics and business

In order to f inance his educat ion Chris topher did some model ing and appeared in more than fcO television commercials Keeping his model looks is no easy task — the actor works out and runs every day He has part ic ipat-ed in triathlons and other s p i t i n g events and mainta ins a strict diet

C hristopher was featured in the tilmv Dangerous/} ( lose and Tomboy He a p p e a r e d in the t e l ev i s ion ser ies Murphy s Lav. and True Confessions and in the pilot Welcome to Paradise The IdêniuresofSuperbtn is his first regular telcvisio» series

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m s / m m r Denzel Washington's the 'Glory'

winner who took home Oscar By Taylor Michaels

Q. Tell me about Mattbe* Broderick. one of my favorite actors. Did he wit an Oscar for bis performance in G Ion .* / '»e noticed that in most of bis movies hr talks to bis audience. Is there an} reason for this, do you think?—<«j nthia Rizh, Portland, Ore.

A: Broderick was b o m Aug 21 1962. in .New York City His movies include Max Dugan Returns, Ha.'-Gamcs. Ladyhatke. 1918. Ferns Bueller's Day O f f . Biloxi Blues, The Freshman, Family Business and (Hon, A few years back he was involved with J enn i f e r Grey <the star of Dirty Dancing a n d Broadway-s t a r Joel Grey ' s daugh te r ) , but now he is involved w n h ) actress Helen Hunt whom he met while filming Project X four years ago

As for t a lk ing to his aud ience Broderick used that device in Fernv Bueller's Day O /Tand Biloxi Blues, and he talked to himself in Ladyhawke In all cases it was probably because the scripts called for it

Broderick d id not win an Oscar for Glory, but his co-star. Denzel Wa-shington. d id win the award for best support ing actor

Q: I'm a big fan of the adult-Film star Marilyn Chambers. I »ould like to knot her history and hot* she got her start in adult films. —Mark Iwholski. KJbei. Hawaii.

A: Ironically, C h a m b e r s was once the Ivory Snow baby Years' later she met the Mitchell brothers , producers of pornographic movies , who felt having the Ivory Snow girl in one of their

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the Green Door, was such a popular success that its producers tried to gel it nomina ted for an Academy Award

In 1977, Chamber s made her first mains t ream film. Rabid, with director David Cronenbergf Dead Ringers, The F1v)

Q: I'm writing about something that has bothered me for a long time. As a Christian, I'm aware certain things must be fulfilled and times change Fornication is accepted in this day and age, and cursing is commonplace. However, nhat are we telling our young people? How can tbey grow up nitb a good sense of what's right and nrong with all tbe mixed messages out there? Do all television shows have to sho* unmarried couples living together as rboetsh it '$ accepted and moral? \udity and profanity are so common in movies that a lot of people are used to it and are no longer shocked by it. —Connie \olen. a grandmother, Morristown, Tenn.

A Fornicat ion profanity and nudity existed lung before television Chil-dren learn what ' s right and wrong f rom their fami l ies , not f rom network executives And by the way. a nude bctdy can be the basis of great a n as in the cave of Michelangelo's David Maybe it s t ime to turn off the telev ision and take your grandchildren to the m u s e u m where they t a n learn to apprecia te the beautiful things in life c

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History of White People in America. / hate tried a number of bookstores in Ohio, and none of them has a cop}. I >*ould appreciate an address for Martin Mull so / can inquire about his book. —James Hargus. \orwalk, Ohio.

A: I called a local bookstore on this-one The History of White People in America is published hy Putnam Press G o back to your bookstore with this in format ion and ask them to order u for you

Q: Since Julia Roberts has been on the big screen, I have enjoyed ber freshness. I have nritten to a few production companies for an address so I might be able to let Miss Roberts knon this, but ha>e had no luck. Please help.' —M. Mil helm. Red W ing. Minn.

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