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Canton Township offices and will be closed Wednesday for Indepen-dence Day. They will reopen 8:30 a.m. Thurs-day,,
The Summit is open for swimming and other activities 8 a.m.-noon Wednesday. Regular hours resume Thursday.
The Canton Public Library is closed Wednes-day and reopens at 9 a.m. Thursday.
Trash pick-up: Canton res-idents with Wednesday trash pick-up will receive service on Thursday. Reg-ular Thursday and Fri-day routes will also be pushed back a day.
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Local government: The Canton Planning Com-mission holds a regular meeting 7p.m. at the municipal complex, 1150 S. Canton Center Road.
Music in the park: Immu-nity will transport listen-ers to the Caribbean with-out leaving Heritage Park. The free summer concert begins at 7:30 p.m. in the park ampithe-ater. Lawn chairs and blankets are welcome. Refreshments are avail-able.
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Schools pop $1.5 M Coke deal BY TONY BRUSCATO STAFF WRITER [email protected]
Plymouth-Canton Schools will net more than a million dollars from the Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Michi-gan af ter the Board of Education on Tuesday approved a contract which continues Coke's exclusive r ights to vending machines at the high school complex.
According to figures released by the d is t r ic t , t h e new cont rac t calls for
Board relaxes trailer rule BY CAROL MARSHALL STAFF WRITER [email protected]
They may all have four walls and wheels, bu t all t ra i le r s a re not t he same, especially when they are used as sales offices. But tha t changed last week w h e n the C a n t o n Townsh ip Board of Trustees approved in a 5-0 vote an ordinance amendmen t t ha i would allow temporary sales trailers to be used in non-resident ial develop-ments.
In the pas t the t ra i lers were only permitted on site where homes or con-dominium projects were being con-structed.
The f i rs t commercial development marketing trailer will likely pop up in September at the future site of Life-t ime F i tness at Ford and Hagger ty roads. Groundbreaking for the busi-ness should be late in August, with a
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Coca-Cola to pay Plymouth-C a n t o n S c h o o l s $155 ,000 for each of t he nex t five years, p lus a commission rate of 50 percent for car-bonated beverages and 30 percent for non-carbonated drinks sold.
What do you think? Should public schools make Sponsorship deals with private businesses in exchange for selling products to students? Let us know vial e-mail at: [email protected] and we will print your response.
P a t r i -c i a B r a n d , executive d i r e c t o r of bus i -ness ser-v i c e s , sa id t h e commis-
sions will push the district 's annual profit between $225,000-$300,000 a year, which means at the high end the
contract could earn the distr ict $1.5 million. Brand said the $155,000 base will go into the district's general fund budget, wi th the remainder to fund projects and p r o g r a m s a t t h e h igh schools.
Coca-Cola h a s r i g h t s to v e n d i n g machines at Canton and Salem high schools, as well as P l y m o u t h High School when i t ' s completed for t h e 2002-03 school year.
The current five-year deal, which will .
Please see COKE CONTRACT, A3
School's out at Discovery
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Final day: Eighth-graders Katherine Dilworth, 13, from left, Moli Yin, 13, Erin Freernan, 13, and Jean Kim, 14, can't decide whether to laugh or cry as they say their last goodbyes on their last day at Discovery Middle School in Canton June 14, as they await their buses after class. For our final look at a year in the life of Discovery Middle School, please turn to page A6 in today's Observer.
Stewart may add slice of Canton to district BY TONY BRUSCATO STAFF WRITER [email protected]
S t a t e Rep. John S t e w a r t , R-Ply-mouth Township, could soon be playing a dog leg to the right.
No, not at Fox Hills Golf Club, but through Canton Township and into the
STATE HOUSE REDISTRICTIN6
city of Wayne. P r e l i m i n a r y indicat ions are t h a t
S t e w a r t ' s d i s t r i c t will be changed th rough redis t r ic t ing, which, when looking at a map , looks l ike a golf
course dog leg t h a t t ravels th rough Canton to Wayne.
The proposal, part of the entire state redistricting plan signed by Gov. John Engler, will most likely be challenged
Summer course Canton man tees off with PGA internship
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Intern: Donte Scott of Canton is working behind the scenes preparing for the Senior PGA Tour's Senior Players Champi-onship visit to the Tournament Players Club of Michigan in Dearborn.
B Y C A R A P L O W M A N STAFF WRITER [email protected]
While golfers worry about t h e i r d r ive d i s t ance and s h o r t g a m e s , Donte Scott will be busy helping to make sure the Ford Senior Players C h a m p i o n s h i p T o u r n a m e n t r u n s smoothly.
The event, which begins Monday at t he T o u r n a m e n t P l a y e r s C l u b of Michigan, will be a week of long hours with few breaks for the Canton resi-dent.
Scott recently graduated from the University of Michigan and interns as an operation assistant-for the Profes-
sional Golf Association. This is his second summer in a row a t the PGA.
The work h a s extended ski l l s he learned in classes a t U-M, he said.
"I want to be able to s t r e t ch my skills, the skills 1 have. It's great to have a four-year degree, but it helps to have experience," said Scott, 22. who was a sports management major.
Most days he talks with clients and PGA vendors, supervises the mainte-n a n c e and g round crews a n d h a s worked wi th t h e public r e l a t ions , marketing and sales departments*.
A f t e r an e x h a u s t i n g s e a r c h fo r . internship possibilities two years ago.
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Property tax bills out; updated info a call away BY CAROL MARSHALL STAFF WRITER [email protected]
Canton Township launched its new automated telephone tax information line last week - on the same day tax bills were mailed.
C a n t o n p rope r ty owners should receive the i r property t ax bills th i s week.
"We just want people to be aware the bil ls a re coming, and if t hey don't receive the i r t ax informat ion, they need to get in touch with us," said Can-ton Township Treasurer Elaine Kirch-gatter.
For updated tax information, people may call t h e a u t o m a t e d P r o p e r t y Access Line, or PAL line at 394-5288. The township bought the program this
year and installed it last week. "We are reminding people the tax
informat ion on the Web site (www. canton-mi. org) or on the PAL line is accurate and updated nightly," said Kirchgatter.
People who don't receive their bills should call the treasurer's office at 394-5130.
Summer taxes are payable from July
1 through Sept. 14 without interest . Beginning Sept. 15, a 1-percent-per-month interest charge will be assessed on unpaid summer taxes.
Tax p a y m e n t s may be r e t u r n e d either to the drop box on the west side of the township Municipal Building or may be mailed to: Canton Township T r e a s u r e r , 1150 S. Can ton Center-Road, Canton MI 48188. '
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and finalized by the s t a t e Supreme Court. It removes a section of Livonia from Stewart's district and replaces it with a por t ion of Canton Township along 1-275, east of Haggerty Road to Michigan Avenue, as well as the entire city of Wayne. He would continue to.
P l ea se see REDISTRICTING, A4
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OBITUARIES ARCHIE J. TUTOR
Services for former Livonia resident Archie Tutor, 87, of Punta Gorda, Fla. were June 27 in Charlotte Memorial Funeral Home, Punta Gorda, Fla with military rites to follow.
Mr. Tutor was born Dec. 22, 1913, in Water Valley, Miss., and died June 23, 2001, in Flori-da. H e moved to Punta Gorda, iFla. from Livonia in 1992. He Retired from the City of Livonia where he worked in building •maintenance.
Mr. Tutor was an Army Veter-an of World War II serving in France. He was a member of the American Legion Post No. 103 and a member of the Punta Gorda First Christian Church.
Surviving are his wife of 60 ' years, Doris; children, James Tutor of Fowlerville, Archie Tutor of Spring Hill, Tenn., Brian Tutor of Livonia, Ada Jean Cleveland of Canton and Linda Schaffer of Santa Rosa, Calif; 11 grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren.
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Wolding, 55, of Westland will be 1:30 p.m. Saturday, June 30, in North Canton Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses.
Mrs. Wolding was born Nov. 29, 1945, in Flint, and died June 18, 2001, in Baraboo, Wis. She was a 1963 graduate of Bentley High School in Livonia. She worked as a newsletter publisher for Look! Insurance Agencies Inc. Mrs. Wolding was an active member of North Canton Con-gregation of Jehovah's Witnesses for 37 years.
Surviving are her husband, John; children, Brenda (Paul) Baumann of Detroit, Linda (Steve) Zelenick of Dearborn and John "Arn" (Renee) Wolding of Canton; father, George Hovey of Westland; sisters, Georgette "Jill" (Frank) Ristic of Livonia and Saundra (William) Heinzel-man of Livonia; and four grand-children.
Mrs. Wolding was preceded in death by her mother.
EUGENIA HELEN UHEREK Services for Eugenia Uherek,
76, of Salem Township were held J u n e 21 a t Our Lady of Good Counsel Catholic Church wi th the Rev. Doc Ortman officiating.
Mrs. Uherek was born July 27, 1924, in Detroit and died June 14 in Ann Arbor . She was a homemaker. She lived in Ply-mouth for 31 years. She enjoyed bowling and golf, and loved spending time with friends and family.
Surv ivors inc lude h e r h u s -band, Robert J . Uherek of Salem Township ; son, Rober t J o h n (Lori) Uherek of Brighton; son, Paul J. Uherek of Plymouth; son; B r i a n U h e r e k of P l y m o u t h ; d a u g h t e r , Cyn th ia L. (Mark) Hass of Oxford; brother, Henry Tomczyk; and five grandchi l -dren.
Memorial contributions may be made to t h e L e u k e m i a & Lymphoma Society of America Michigan Chapter , 1421 E. 12 Mile Road, Madison Heights, MI 48071 or the Michigan Humane Society, P .O. Box 214182, Auburn Hills, MI 48321r4182.
Arrangements made by Ver-meulen Funeral Home.
MARY I. SIMMONS Services for Mary Simmons,
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Mrs. Simmons was bbrn April 20, 1907, in Coldwater and died June 18 in Lansing. A graduate of Kalamazoo College in 1930, she moved wi th he r fami ly to Plymouth in 1936 and lived in the same home on Hartsough for 60 years. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Plymouth from the la te 1950s until 1996, when she moved to the Lansing area to be near her children. She was also a mem-ber of PEO for over 60 years . She loved s q u a r e d a n c i n g , pinochle and bridge. During her l a s t f ou r - and -a -ha l f y e a r s a t Delta Re t i rement Center , she played bridge five days a week.
She was preceded in death by he r h u s b a n d , P a u l S immons , and son, Robert P. Simmons.
Survivors include daugh te r , Susan M. (David) Mohrhardt of Grand Ledge; son, Thomas E. (Susan) Simmons of Por t land , Mich.; seven grandchildren; five g rea t -g randch i ld ren ; and one nephew.
Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society , 18505 W. 12 Mile , Southfield, MI 48076 or the First P r e s b y t e r i a n C h u r c h of Ply-mouth, 701 Church Street, Ply-mouth, MI 48170.
Arrangements made by Ver-meulen Funeral Home.
RICHARD ELUS GOAN Services for Richard Goan, 72,
of Plymouth will be held June 29 at St. Kenneth Catholic Church with the Rev. Joseph Mallia offi-ciating.
Mr. Goan was born Sept . 3, 1928, in Marine City and died June 25 in Milford. He was the owner/operator of Plumbers Ser-vice for over 45 years. The com-pany is located in Milford, for-merly in Detroit. He came to the P lymouth community in 1985 from Milford. He was a member of the American Legion Post 483 (Joseph Caruno Post in Livonia). He graduated from Milford High School in 1948. He served in the Korean War. He loved hunting, f i sh ing , golf ing, r e a d i n g and traveling. He loved being with his wife, children and grandchil-dren.
Surv ivors inc lude his wife , Millie Goan of Plymouth; sons, R icha rd Goan of F a i r b a n k s , Alaska, Jeffrey (Amy) Goan of
Milford, Timothy (Theresa) Goan of P a l m Coas t , F la . , J a m e s (Amy) Goan of West Bloomfield; daughte r , Marsha (Scott Tily) Goan of Grosse Pointe; brothers, J a m e s (Laverne) Goan of Ore-gon, Wal t e r (Ei leen) Goan of Washington, Bill (Sharon) Goan of Connecticut., Michael (Marie) Goan of A l a b a m a , David (Helene) Goan of Ohio; sisters, Ada Brown of I n d i a n a , Alice (Larry) Kinstle of Grand Rapids, Anne LaVoy of Indiana, Dorothy (Ken) Christensen of Ann Arbor, Kathleen Bower of Livonia, and Enid Goan of Florida.
Memorial contributions may be made to the American Heart Association and Ducks Unlimit-ed.
A r r a n g e m e n t s m a d e by Schrader-Howell Funeral Home.
FRANCIS P. GRANEY Services for Francis Graney,
84, were he ld J u n e 27 a t S t . T h o m a s a 'Becke t Ca tho l i c Church wi th t he Rev. George Charnley officiating. Burial was at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
Mr. Graney was born July 26, 1916 in Pear l River, N.Y. and died J u n e 24 in Canton Town-ship. He was retired from GM after 30 years at the Willow Run Hydromatic plant. He came to the Canton community in 1976 from Detroit. He loved fishing, w o r k i n g in h i s g a r d e n , a n d watching Red Wing hockey. He was a loving husband , fa the r , grandfather, and great grandfa-ther.
Surv ivors inc lude h i s wife , Helen Graney of Canton Town-ship; children, Kathleen Ander-son of Canton , J o h n (Cecilia) Graney of Br ighton, Suzanne (Don) Grauns tad t of Brighton, Michael (Neigatha) Graney of Canton and Leonard Graney of Troy; g randch i ld ren , Michael (Carilyn) Anderson of Algonquin, 111., Michael (Lorraine) Sparkia of Okemos, Christopher (Patri-cia) Graunstadt of Livonia, Amy Marie Graunstadt of East Lans-ing, Joseph Graunstadt of East Lansing, Beth Anne Graunstadt of Brighton, Francis Graney of B r i g h t o n , Mel i ssa G r a n e y of Brighton, Samantha Graney of C a n t o n and Er i ca G r a n e y of Canton; and g rea t g randchi l -dren, Kaitlin and Emily Ander-son, and Joseph Sparkia.
Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society.
A r r a n g e m e n t s m a d e by Schrader-Howell Funeral Home.
THELMA C. WALKER Services for Thelma Walker,
77, of Plymouth were held June 27 a t t h e F i r s t P r e s b y t e r i a n C h u r c h w i th t h e Rev. J a m e s Skimins officiating.
Mrs. Walker was born Dec. 15, 1923 in Detroit and died June 24 in Livonia. She was a homemak-er. She came to the Plymouth community in 1973 from Detroit. She was a member of the First P r e s b y t e r i a n C h u r c h of Ply-mouth. She loved bowling, golf, traveling and line dancing. She was a water aerobics instructor. Mrs. Walker was a loving moth-er, grandmother, and sister.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Stanley K. Walker.
Survivors include son, Andrew (Debbie) Walker of Maryland.; d a u g h t e r , Wendy H e b e r t of Northville; grandchildren, Bran-don, Matthew Walker of Mara-lynd, James (Kristina) Hebert of California, Catherine Hebert of Northville; brothers , Raymond (Nancy) Collins of Leland, Mich., and Ed (Georgia) Collins of War-ren; and cousin, Dorothy Syptak of Trenton.
Memorial contr ibut ions may be made to Angela Hospice.
A r r a n g e m e n t s m a d e by Schrader-Howell Funeral Home. JOAN MAY WOLDING
Services for Joan Wolding, 55, of Westland were held June 30 at North Canton Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses.
Mrs . Wolding was born Nov. 29, 1945 in Flint and died June 18 in Baraboo, Wis. She was a 1963 graduate of Bentley High School in Livonia and worked as a newsletter publisher for Look In su rance Agencies, Inc. She was an active member of North C a n t o n Congregat ion of Jeho-vah's Witnesses for 37 years.
Mrs. Wolding was preceded in d e a t h by h e r m o t h e r , Alice Hovey.
Su rv ivo r s inc lude h u s b a n d , J o h n Wold ing of W e s t l a n d ; d a u g h t e r , Brenda (Paul) Bau-m a n n of De t ro i t ; d a u g h t e r , Linda (Steve) Zelenick of Dear-born; son, John (Renee) Wolding of Canton; grandchildren, Nicole B a u m a n n , R y a n Zelenick , A l e s h i a Wold ing a n d J o s h u a Wolding; father, George Hovey of Westland; sister, Georgette "Jill" (Frank) Ristic of Livonia; sister, Saundra (William) Heinzelman of Livonia; nieces, nephews and other relatives and friends.
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Sex offender questioned A 33-year-old Canton man
with a history as a sexual preda-tor is being investigated by Can-ton Police after two incidents at a local swimming pool.
Four girls, ages 6 through 15, told police the man was acting "creepy" last Sunday and Tues-day at a Canton apartment com-plex swimming pool. They said he continually got too close to the girls, swam between their legs and gave them piggy-back rides. He also untied the top one of the girl's two-piece swim suit.
Police checked the man's back-ground and found he is a regis-tered sex offender.
The police are seeking a war-ran t from the Wayne County Prosecutor's office.
Dog poisoning Canton Police are looking into
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let her dog out Wednesday morn-ing. When the dog came back in the house about 45 minutes later, the woman said her pet was fine. By noon, the dog was dead.
She took the 1 1/2-year-old dog to a Garden City veterinarian who said she should investigate foul play because the animal had been foaming at the mouth before it died.
The woman said she had received anonymous threats and complaints about the dog bark-ing.
Hole in one Two men were nearly blasted
by dynamite as they golfed the 17th hole at Pheasant Run this week.
The men, a 24-year-old Ann
Arbor resident and a 26-year-old East Lansing resident, said they witnessed a teenager throwing what they thought was fireworks onto the golf course.
Police tracked down the 18-year-old suspect, who admitted to throwing 1/4 stick of dynamite on the course, but said he didn't intend to throw it toward the golfers.
The teen was ticketed for pro-hibited use of fireworks.
Smoke sting Four Canton businesses were
cited Wednesday for sel l ing cigarettes to minors.
Of the 12 businesses checked, four businesses - Clark Gas at Ford and Sheldon, 7-11 at War-ren and Canton Center, 7-11 at Warren and Morton Taylor, and the Mobil Gas at Warren and Sheldon - sold the cigarettes to working teenage decoys.
Coke contract from page A1
terminate when both sides sign the new agreement, gives the dis tr ic t $47,000 a year , with sl ightly smal ler commission rates. According to Brand, the present pact pays the district approximately $137,000 a year.
Booher, who was involved in an Oakland County beverage consortium while superintendent in Berkley, said t h i s deal is much better.
"This contract's benefits sur-pass the offerings available to the countywide consortium I was involved with previously," she said. "At the same time, Ply-mouth-Canton was able to retain its control of when the machines are turned on, the locations of the machines and the percentage of carbonated beverages offered."
Coca-Cola views the contract as a par tnership between the company and school district.
"We respond to the needs of the local school district. It's an opportunity for Coca-Cola to have a partnership and invest in the schools, as well as provide a wide-ranging number of prod-ucts for students," said Kevin
Morris, vice president of public affairs for Coca-Cola Bottling Qompany of Michigan.
District officials are conscious of studies which indicate that drinking too much pop can lead to poor nu t r i t ion , as well as health-related problems such as obesity and diabetes.
"I think it's up to the Board of Education, through our health and physical education courses, to re-emphasize the needs identi-fied by many in the medical pro-fession for the use of water, milk and other beverages tha t are more wholesome than carbonat-ed beverages," said Trus tee Roland Thomas. "I don't think we can regulate this through elimination, but I do believe that through education we can have a dramatic impact on the health of our children."
"I believe water and juice are healthier drinks, but I also know some of the discretion of what kids drink needs to be taken on at home, not just us monitoring what they are drinking," added school board member Susan Davis.
School officials report 43 per-cent of the beverages sold in vending machines are water and juice products, with the top sell-ing product Powerade, followed by Coke, water, Cherry Coke and Fruitopia.
In the face of budget problems, many school districts see bever-age contracts as a way to ease financial strains.
"This is just another example of ways we're looking for alterna-tive funding to help our financial situation," said Trustee Steve Guile.
According to Booher, the Coca-Cola contract does not include the projected 50,000 uni ts of milk t h a t will be sold out of machines by the district's food service organization, Sodexo-Marriott.
Brand said competing bever-age bids weren't sought because the district felt, that after check-ing similar deals with other dis-tricts and consortiums, it had "far and above the best deal around."
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A new record: Kenya Lemond oflnkster, 6, left, joins Cartoon Network charac-ter Top Cat, and Kimberlin Johnston of Lyon Township, 6, and her sister Ali-son, 8, as they play Tic Tac Toe on the World's Largest Chalk Drawing in the parking lot of ABC Warehouse on Ford Road in Canton Saturday. Pictured below is the completed drawing, which features likenesses of Huckleberry Hound, Secret Squirrel and other cartoon characters and was certified by the Guiness Book of World Records.
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Gallimore walks the walk
Diabetes fund-raiser: Before the end of the school year,; students and teachers at Gallimore Elemen-tary put on their walking shoes in the "School Walk for DiabetesThe Gallimore contingent raised $2,800 for the American Diabetes Associa-tion.
CAMPUS NOTES The following students from
Canton have earned a spot on the winter semester Dean's List at Schoolcraft College:
Jennifer M. Pyle, Angelica Joy Rachor, Anita J. Raden, Karen Marie Rader, Dhara Rutunj Rai, Christine Beth Ramey, Marcy A. Rebandt, Tim Allen Reich, Patri-cia L. Reimer, Alicia Marie Rider, Diana Marie Riley, Rebec-ca Lee Risha, Adam Kenneth Roberts, Joanna Grace Rounke,
P ree t i Sahi , Craig Thomas Sanders, Laurie Beth Sanders, Steve Andrew Sawchuk, Christo-pher William Schrieber, Chad R. Schroeder, Dianna Faye Schultz, Andrea K. Sherman, Tabassum Siddiqui, Mat thew Valerian Sinco, Jacquelyn Marie Smith, Gail Denise Spencer, Gina Marie S tanford , Pamela T. Stone, Michelle Renee Stretke, Nicholas Scott Szawara and Sean Patrick Terry.
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January 2002 completion date. A temporary sales trailer will
be wheeled to the construction site for people hoping to join at special pre-opening rates, said Bryan Amann, the attorney for the developer.
"I've been getting bombarded with phone calls from people asking me where they can buy memberships," he said.
Amann approached the town-ship about placing a sales trailer at the site.
"Developers have been able to sell the i r houses and condos before they're completed, but until now, no businesses tha t rely on membership money have been able to pre-sell them on-site," he said.
The township planning staff,
planning commission and board of trustees agreed.
The changes to the ordinance allow the temporary sales offices for marketing and hiring. The trailer may stay on-site for up to 180 days. Any office proposed for g rea te r t h a n 180 days will require approval by the planning commission and the commission may place a limit on the tiipe f rame based on the scale and scope of the development.
The ordinance was updated to specify how many trailers may be moved to any development or commercial site.
There may be only one permit-ted at commercial sites, but resi-dential developments may have one trailer per home builder, up to three total.
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District budget rises BY KURT KUBAN STAFF WRITER [email protected] t
Van Buren Schools officials approved l a s t week a $48.2 million budget for the 2001-02 fiscal year.
The new budget, which was unanimously approved by the •board of educa t ion Monday, represents an increase of about 3 percent from the 2000-01.
The majority of the budget -some $24 mi l l ion - wil l go toward instruction and instruc-tional programs. More than $6 million will be used for mainte-nance and operat ions. About $5.5 million will be spent on special education.
VAN BUREN PUBLIC SCHOOLS About $11.6 million of the
new budget comes from local taxes, including more than $1.4 million f rom a s ink ing fund millage t h a t passed in 1998. Much of the s inking fund is be ing used to r e b u i l d Raw-sonville and Edgemont elemen-tary schools.
Can ton Townsh ip con-tributes about $519,000 in local tax money to the district's bud-get.
The rest of the money comes from the s ta te . According to Mar ian Niner , t he dis t r ic t ' s
director of business , t he dis-t r i c t r ece ived a 5 - p e r c e n t increase for per-pupil funding from the state.
Niner said each of the dis-trict's nine schools will receive a larger budget to work with than they had last year.
"All the schools will receive a 2.6 percent increase in appro-priation allocation. Each prin-cipal will determine where the money goes within the school," said Niner.
The 2001-02 f i sca l y e a r begins July 1.
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Scott stumbled across an appli- Because the sporting industry The U-M branch of Athletes in
Power speaks to Walsh graduates
cation for the minority intern-sh ip p r o g r a m of fe red by t h e PGA. Hesitant at first, he even-tually filled it out and received a call.
Last summer, Scott worked at the PGA doing some of the same things he does now. His decision to return was based on the man-agerial t raining he received. "I really got my feet wet last year."
The i n t e r n s h i p p rov ided a means for Scott to apply what he learned in school, he said.
"Class rooms a r e too book based, and this is project based. You s t a r t to see w h a t you learned. It's Really the best way to learn."
The PGA internship runs May to July.
He was offered the job, in part, through his PGA contacts.
is so small, Scott said network-ing is a key factor in being suc-cessful. However, he said even the right contacts won't help if the internship isn't t aken seri-ously.
"(I've learned) the importance of hard work. Doing your job as well as you can do and working hard can take you far," he said.
Graduating in 1997 from Ply-mouth Canton high school, Scott returned last year to help coach freshmen boys basketball.
Recently, his basketball hobby sent him to the Ivory Coast in «Africa to coach the U.S. Athletes in Action team, which swept all b u t one opponen t d u r i n g t h e t o u r n a m e n t p lay . Sco t t w e n t with the team to Africa for the second time in June. He has also traveled to Jordan and Lebanon.
Action puts college basketbal l players together to play Olympic teams in Africa.
Scott served as pres ident of the group for two years and was a member for one year dur ing his stint at U-M.
Music is also among Scott 's interests. He learned the guitar dur ing his senior year in high school and recently took up the drums.
Scott said he loves the work he doeg and en joys i t f rom t h e m o m e n t he w a k e s up in t h e morning.
"The best part is when I wake up and look forward to going (to work) instead of dreading it ... There wasn't a day last summer t h a t I sa id , ' I have to go to work.'"
Walsh College President Keith A. Pretty conferred degrees upon 870 s tuden t s d u r i n g the 77th annua l commencement ceremo-ny on last month a t Cobo Arena in Detroit.
P h i l i p Power , f o u n d e r and chairman of HomeTown Commu-nications Network Inc. gave the commencement keynote address.
Walsh College, with campuses in Troy, Novi and Macomb Township , s e rves more t h a n 3,000 s t u d e n t s a n n u a l l y in southeastern Michigan.
Canton graduates were: Debo-r a h A. B u r k h a r t , Ka th l een Leonita Osburn, Kelley A. Grif-f i ths , L a u r a C. Krause , Dawn Marie Borucki, James M. Hejka,
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AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF PLYMOUTH BY AMENDING THE ZONING MAP.
THE TOWNSHIP OF PLYMOUTH ORDAINS:
Par t I. The Zoning Ordinance No. 83 of the Plymouth Charter Township, ' is hereby amended by amending the Zoning Map, by changing
those areas indicated on the Amended Zoning Map No. 124, attached hereto, and made part of this Ordinance.
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THE PROPERTY IS BEING PROPOSED FOR REZONING FOR THE SOLE PURPOSE OF BEING INCORPORATED INTO THE OPEN SPACE FOR THE PLYMOUTH LAKES CORPORATE PARK PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT.
ORDINANCE NO. 83.109 AMENDED ZONING MAP NO. 124
PLYMOUTH CHARTER TOWNSHIP, WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN
Part II. CONFLICTING PROVISIONS REPEALED. Any ordinance or parts of Ordinance in conflict herewith, are hereby repealed.
Par t III. EFFECTIVE DATE. The provisions of this Ordinance are hereby declared to take effect on July 26,2001.
Par t IV. ADOPTION. The Ordinance was adopted by the Township Board of the Charter Township of Plymouth by authority of Act 184 of the Public Acts of Michigan, 1949, a t a meeting duly called and held on June 26, 2001, and ordered to be given publication in the manner prescribed by law.
Adopted by the Board of Trustees on June 26,2001 Effective Date July 26,2001
Publish: July 1,2001 L10S4071
Olen J. Noe, Ryan R. Heckman, Dominic Givlio Correa, Tricia A. Miller, Carolyn Diane Karamon, J o s e p h Roger Gul l i , L a l i t R. S h a r m a , Melva A. Mack l in , Ronald J . Ger ing , George H. Krinke, John S. Leppek, Andrea L. Koehler, Denise E. Spanish, Robert Joseph Varto, Carrie Ann Moser, Karie Lynn Barczak, Lisa M. Wolstone and Nicole Suzanne Puckett.
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represent Plymouth, Plymouth Townsh ip , Nor thv i l l e and Northville Township.
"One of my friends told me he's never seen a golf course with a worse dog leg," chuckled Stew-art.
"I've been told to be a t e a m player," he said. "I pr ivate ly voiced some objections. In the 1980s, the district included the
Canton Foot Specialists 'Dr. (Sievat IVaition Dr. ffiidjad Uetttovxfa
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environment. Shoes present an excellent environment for fungal infections to grow. The best prevention is to create a shoe climate least suitable for their growth:
• Cnoose a shoe made of a natural material that allows the foot to breathe. • Apply absorbing cornstarch to your shoes before and after wearing them. • Don't wear the same shoes on consecutive days. • Clean your feet thoroughly at least twice a day. • Change your socks at feast twice a day.
If you are prone to athlete's foot or other fungai infections, see your podiatrists. Fungus can cause severe nail infections, but new medications are available by prescription for this condition.
**Eariy morning, evening, and Saturday appointments available For m o r e i n f o r m a t i o n o r f o r a n a p p o i n t m e n t , c a l l :
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nor th hal f of Canton . I could have finished my dis t r ic t with constituents in the north half*of Canton, from W a r r e n Avenue up.
"I'm a little surprised to lose Livonia, where I c a m p a i g n e d hard to gain my current seat," he said. "I've worked hard for the citizens of Livonia to retain their Secretary of State office, and for noise reduction on 1-275."
Wayne is 65 percent democrat-ic, which Stewart said reduces
his Republican base to about 59 percent.
"It's winnable for a John Stew-art type of Republican, but what a r e t h e common i n t e r e s t s of W a y n e w i t h P l y m o u t h a n d Northvi l le , and w h a t ' s in t h e b e s t i n t e r e s t of t h e people?" asked Stewart.
S tewar t said redis t r ic t ing of t h e House d is t r ic t s should be finalized by October.
P L Y M O U T H - C A N T O N C O M M U N I T Y S C H O O L S N O T I C E T O B I D D E R S
The Board of Education of the Plymouth-Canton Community Schools invites all interested and qualified companies to submit a bid for the Phase -1 Technology (Cab l ing I n f r a s t r u c t u r e ) f o r P l y m o u t h H i g h School in Can ton , M i c h i g a n . Specifications and Bid Packets a re available by contacting Fanning/Howey Associates, Inc. a t (419) 586-7771 or in writing to 540 Eas t Market Street, P.O. Box 71, Celina, OH 45822-0071. Technical questions should be directed to Riyad Bannourah of Fanning/Howey, a t (317) 848-0966. A mandatory pre-proposal meeting will be held on Tuesday, July 17,2001 at 2:00 p.m. at the E.J. McClendon Educational Center located at 454 South Harvey, Plymouth, MI. Sealed proposals are due on or before 2:00 p.m., Tuesday, July 31, 2001. Interviews will be conducted during the morning of Wednesday, August 1,2001. The Board of Education reserves the r ight to accept any or reject all proposals as they judge, in the best in teres t of the Plymouth-Canton Community Schools.
BOARD OF EDUCATION Plymouth-Canton Community Schools
Judy Mardigian, Secretary Bid Opening: Tuesday, July 31, 2001 @ 2:00 p.m.
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AN ORDINANCE O F T H E CHARTER TOWNSHIP O F PLYMOUTH PROVIDING F O R T H E ESTABLISHMENT O F A COMPENSATION COMMISSION FOR DETERMINING THE SALARIES O F ELECTED OFFICIALS; PROVIDING FOR MEMBERSHIP AND APPOINTMENT; PROVIDING FOR THE FILLING O F VACANCIES; PROVIDING F O R INELIGIBILITY; P R O V I D I N G THAT T H E COMMISSION SHALL DETERMINE THE SALARY O F EACH MEMBER O F THE TOWNSHIP B O A R D U N L E S S T H E T O W N S H I P B O A R D R E J E C T S THE DETERMINATION; P R O V I D I N G F O R COMMISSION MEETINGS, T H E C O N D U C T O F B U S I N E S S BY T H E C O M M I S S I O N , C O M P L I A N C E W I T H T H E O P E N M E E T I N G S ACT, P U B L I C NOTICES AND ACTION BY THE MAJORITY; PROVIDING F O R A C H A I R P E R S O N O F T H E COMMISSION; P R O V I D I N G F O R IMPLEMENTATION O F T H E ORDINANCE BY RESOLUTION AND P R O V I D I N G F O R P E T I T I O N F O R R E F E R E N D U M ON THE ORDINANCE; P R O V I D I N G F O R PENALTIES, SEVERABILITY, REPEAL, PUBLICATION AND EFFECTIVE DATE.
THE CHARTER TOWNSHIP O F PLYMOUTH ORDAINS:
SECTION 1. GENERAL PURPOSE Sec t ion 1. Ti t le . This Ordinance shall be known and may be referred to as
the Cha r t e r Township of Plymouth Elected Officials Compensation Commission Ordinance.
Sec t i on 2. I m p l e m e n t a t i o n bv Resolu t ion . The Township Board may implement this Ordinance by Resolution including the date for convening the Commission.
S e c t i o n 3. "Rnahllnp Legis la t ion . This Ordinance is drafted and to be executed in strict compliance with Public Act 159 of the Public Acts of 1977, as amended.
Sec t ion 4. Ut i l i za t ion t o Es tab l i sh Salar ies of Elec ted Officials . This Ordinance shall be utilized to establish the salaries of elected officials in lieu of those salaries being determined by the officers composing the Township Board as provided in Section 95(1) of Public Act 159 of the Public Acts of 1977 (MCL 41.95(1)).
Sec t ion 5. C rea t i on of Commissioni M e m b e r s h i p : Appointment, . The Charter Township of Plymouth Local Officials Compensation Commission is hereby created. The Commission shall determine thetS alary of each Township elected official. The Commission shall consist of five (5) members who are registered electors of the Township, appointed by the Supervisor subject to confirmation by a majority of the members elected and serving on the Township Board.
The t e rms of office for the Compensation Commission members shall be five (5^ years, except that of the members first appointed, one (1) each shall be appointed for terms of one, two, three, four, and five years. The first members shall be appointed within thirty (30) days after the effective date of the Ordinance. Subsequent members shall be appointed within thir ty (30) days af ter a term expires or a vacancy occurs. Vacancies shall be filled for the remainder of an unexpired term. An officer or employee of a governmental agency or unit, or a member of the immediate family of an officer or employee of a governmental agency or unit, shall not be appointed to the Commission.
S e c t i o n 7* S a l a r y D e t e r m i n a t i o n : E f f e c t i v e D a t e ; R e f e c t i o n : Expenses . The Commission shall determine the salary of each member of the Tbwnship Board, which shall be effective at the beginning of the next fiscal year. The determination of the Commission shall be the salary unless the Tbwnship Board by Resolution adopted by two-thirds (2/3) of the members elected to and serving on the Board rejects the determination. The determination of the Commission shall be effective thirty (30) days following filing of the determination with the Township Clerk unless rejected by the Township Board. If the determination is rejected, the existing salary(s) shall prevail. An expense allowance or reimbursement paid to elected officials in addition to salary shall be for expenses incurred in the course of Township business and accounted for to the Township.
Sec t ion 8. r r n n m l a s i o n Meetings- Quorum* O p e n Meet ings : Not ice : Ma jo r i t y Vote: C h a i r p e r s o n : Session Davg: Expenses . The Commission shall meet for not more than fifteen (15) session days in each odd numbered
year and shall make its determination within forty-five (45) calendar days of its f i rs t meeting. A major i ty of the members of the Commission shall constitute a quorum for conducting the business of the Commission. The business tha t the Commission shall perform shall be conducted a t a public meeting held in compliance with the Open Meetings Act, Act No. 267 of the Public Acts of 1976,.as amended, being Sections 15.261 to 15.275 of the Michigan Compiled Laws. Public notice of the date, time and place of a Commission meeting shall be given in the manner required by Act No. 267 of the Public Acts of 1976, as amended. The Commission shall not take action or make a determination without the concurrence of a majority of the members appointed and serving on the Commission. The Commission shall elect a chairperson from among its members. As used in this.section, "session days" means calendar days on which th'e Commission meets and a quorum is present. The members of the Commission shall not receive compensation, but shall be entitled to ac tua l and necessary expenses incurred in the performance of official duties.
Sec t ion 9. o n t h i s O r d i n a n c e : E lec t ion . Not more than sixty (60) days af te r the effective date of th is Ordinance, a petition for referendum on the Ordinance may be filed with the Tbwnship Clerk containing the signatures of not less than five percent (5%) of the registered electors of the Township on the effective date of the Ordinance in which case the election shall be conducted in the same manner as an election on a Resolution under Subsection 3 of Section 95 of Public Act 159 of the Public Acts of 1977 (MCL 41.95(3)). If a petition for referendum is filed, a determination of the Commission shall not be effective until the Ordinance has been approved by the electors.
Sec t ion 10. S a l a r y D e c r e a s e D u r i n g T e r m of Office. The salary of an elected Township official shall not be decreased during the official's term of office.
SECTION 2. VIOLATION AND PENALTY. Unless otherwise provided, any person, corporation, partnership or any
other legal entity who violates the provisions of .this Ordinance shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and may be fined not more than Five Hundred ($500.00) Dollars or imprisoned for not more than ninety (90) days, or both, a t the discretion of the Court.
All Ordinances or parts of Ordinances in conflict with the provisions of this Ordinance, except as herein provided, are hereby repealed only to the extent necessary to give this Ordinance full force and effect.
SECTION 4. flRVKIR ATm.TTY-
If any section, subsection, clause, phrase or portion of this Ordinance is for any reason held invalid or unconstitutional by any court of competent jurisdiction, such port ion shall be deemed a separate^ dist inct and independent provision, and such holding shall not affect the validity of the remaining portion thereof.
SECTION 5. SAVINGS CLAUSE.
The repeal or amendment herein shall not abrogate or affect any offense or act committed or done, or any penalty or forfeiture incurred, or any pending litigation or prosecution of any right established or occurring prior to the effective date of this Ordinance, as amended.
The Clerk for the Cha r t e r Township of Plymouth shall cause this Ordinance to be published in the manner required by law.
SECTION 7. EFFECTIVE DATE. This Ordinance shall take full force and effect upon publication. 4
CERTIFICATION The foregoing Ordinance was duly adopted by the Township Board
Trustees of the Charter Township of Plymouth at its regular meeting called and held on the 26th day of June, 2001, and was ordered to be given publication in the manner required by law.
MARILYN MASSENGILL, Clerk Introduced: May 22,2001 Published: June 3,2001 Adopted: June 26,2001 Effective Upon Publication: July 1,2001
Publish: July 1,2001
The Observer & Eccentric! SUNDAY, JULY 1, 2001 ' A S
Aginian recognized for volunteer work BY KEN JANNETTE STAFF WRITER hjannet [email protected]
Richard Aginian holds a num-ber of titles.
Professionally, he is president and CEO of Hometown Commu-nications Network Inc., parent company for The Observer Newspapers.
As a volunteer , he ' s been a cha i rman , director and board member of numerous local orga-nizations. His volunteer efforts brought him the 2001 Communi-ty Service Award.
The award was p r e s e n t e d T u e s d a y by The C o m m u n i t y House of B i rmingham, where Aginian has been a resident for 28 years.
It recognizes Aginian's work as a trustee for William Beaumont Hospital and as vice chairman for t he 2003 Ryder Cup golf championsh ip , as well as h is m e m b e r s h i p on t h e board of directors of the Corporation for a Skil led Workforce and Walsh College and o t h e r local and regional organizations.
Aginian "has done so many t h ings for so many organiza-tions, it's hard to list them all," said Shelly Roberts, executive d i rec to r of The C o m m u n i t y House.
As a 10-year member of The C o m m u n i t y H o u s e board of directors, Aginian led a major expansion project that added the Ruth Shain sun room wing to the downtown Birmingham building.
Aginian said he part icularly relishes the opportunity to bring t h e 35 th Ryder Cup to t h e Detroit metropolitan area.
The Ryder Cup is an interna-
Parks host Polka Fest July 7-8
Top polka bands and authentic Polish dancers will entertain at the Wayne County Parks' Polka Fest 2001. This year's Polka Fest will be noon to 9 p.m. July 7-8 at the Warrendale Picnic area in Dearborn Heights. Admission to the festival is free.
Polka Fest 2001 will feature performances by traditional Pol-i sh dancers in a u t h e n t i c cos-t u m e s and top polka b a n d s including Michigan Polka Hall of F a m e r Marsha l l "Big Daddy" Lackowski and his La-Dee-Da's, t he Duane Malinowski Polish Orches t ra and the Var i tones . Also featured this year are the Radiomianie Dancers and the S y r e n a Pol i sh Folk Dance Troupe.
There will be a beer tent and food concession.
Schedule of events: Saturday, July 7, Noon-4 p.m. Duane Malinows-
ki Polish Orchestra 4-5 p.m. Radiomaianie 5-9 p.m. Big Daddy Lackowski
& his La-Dee-Da's Sunday, July 8, Noon-4 p.m. The Varitones 4-5 p.m. Radiomianie, Syrena
Polish Folk Dance Troupe 5-9 p.m. Big Daddy Lackowski
& his La-Dee-Da's The Hines Park-Warrendale
Picnic Area is located off of War-ren Avenue, j u s t eas t of Tele-g r a p h Road in Dea rbo rn Heights.
For more i n f o r m a t i o n , call (313)261-1990.
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As the treasurer and a director a t Oakland Hills Country Club — not to mention an avid golfer — Aginian seized the opportuni-ty to he lp o r g a n i z e t h e 35 th Ryder Cup, which will be held from Sept. 23-28, 2003.
The Ryder Cup "is t r u l y an i n t e r n a t i o n a l even t t h a t will really focus a positive light on this area," Aginian said.
His other contributions to the communi ty , in h i s op in ion , '
should be par for the course. "We have so many freedoms in
this country, I feel people have unlimited ways to give back to t h e i r communi t i e s , " Ag in i an said. "It's important to give back, in w h a t e v e r un ique way you can."
Other members of the Commu-nity House board praised Agini-an's efforts.
"He certainly has a great repu-ta t ion , and he 's been a g r e a t f r i e n d to The C o m m u n i t y House," said Gordon Riggs, pres-ident of the Community House board of directors.
In receiving the Community
Service Award, Aginian joins a distinguished group of local pro-fess ionals who have all le f t a positive mark on the local com-munity, Roberts said. The award was first given in 1988 and has recognized 14 individuals to date for c o m m u n i t y i n v o l v e m e n t "above the normal duties of their jobs."
Pas t recipients of the award include Birmingham business-men Geoffrey Hockman, Richard A s t r e i n and L a r r y S h e r m a n , Sally Gerak and Shirley Bryant, community relations director for the Birmingham Public School District.
Award win-ner: Birm-ingham Publisher Jeanne Towar reads the plaque that will hang in The Com- ^ munity ) House to ' this years >' Volunteer of\ the Year \ recipient, \ Dick Agini- \ an.
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Final assignment' Liz Thomas and Larry Snyder, both 12, clean out their lockers on the second to last day of classes at Discovery.
Picnic: Katie Hoeksema, left, and Amber Lee, both 14, share lunch at Rotary Park in Livonia, where the eighth- graders spent their last day enjoying fun and field activities.
Final bell Discovery students
say goodbye
Time out: Eighth-graders Brandon Howey, 14, from left, Dustin Schnell, 14, Nick Hatzis, 13, and Ben West, 14, prowl through Rotary Park in Livonia with a boom box during their final Discovey field trip.
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Smile! Sixth-graders Katie Downey, from left, Britney Klave, Alyssa Johnson and Sean Baker, all 12, pose for last day pictures for Casey Russell and Brittany McKinney (not pictured) in the cafeteria.
BY PAUL HURSCHMANN STAFF WRITER phurschmann@oe .homecomm.ne t
With the tick of the clock, it was over. S t u d e n t s w e n t s t r e a m i n g ( a n d
screaming) down the hallways toward the exits, stopping only to hug a friend or shed a tear, as t h e off ic ial s t a r t of s u m m e r vaca t i on began a t 2:55 p .m. Thursday June 14.
And with it, the official end of the debut year of Canton's first Middle School, Discovery.
Since the grounds of the school have still not been completed, the students chose off-site desti-nations for their last day togeth-er as a class. The sixth grade visited the Skatin' Station II in C a n t o n . The s e v e n t h g r a d e s p e n t t he m o r n i n g a t Supe r . Bowl on Ford Road. And, t he e ighth grade enjoyed most of t he i r day at Livonia 's Ro ta ry Park.
It was a last fling where class-mates could still enjoy the com-p a n y of one a n o t h e r a n d t h e camaraderie of th is par t icular school year. Yearbooks were traded and signed at each of the destinations, and again back at the school before the final bell.
And, then with that final tick of the clock, it ended. Students jumped for joy, and teachers and staff breathed a collective sigh of
relief. "We su r -
vived a year of g r e a t s t r e s s qu i t e nicely," said P r i n c i p a l Roche LaVic-
tor, in an interview the following i week. "The tremendous change ;
encoun te red by everyone was I f r ightening at t imes, but over-coming i t made us all stronger a s an e d u c a t i o n a l f ami ly . A number of new traditions were instituted, many a result of the m a n y w o n d e r f u l s t u d e n t s we h a d a t Di scovery t h i s y e a r , which will be guides for us in the future."
Asked if there were any prob-lems or f a i l u r e s looking back over the year, he said, "No fail-ures really, j u s t more learning opportunities. Any real problems tha t we experienced were due to unfinished building items t h a t should be remedied by the open-ing of the next school year."
And, for final thoughts, LaVic- :
tor replied: "A special thanks to the voters
t h a t a l lowed Discovery to ;!j become a reali ty. Many, many '-j t h a n k s to t h e p a r e n t s t h a t i shared their wonderful children | with us. Thank you to Canton ;j| Township for the wonderful ser- || vices provided to us."
Boy band: Eighth-graders Duke Kapelanski, 13, left, and Matt Lamer, 14, play their guitars while Alessandro Chi-mento, 13, center, pounds his drum-sticks on the table at Rotary Park.
Hanging out: Eighth-graders Rochelle Smolinski, from left, Rachel Mait-land, Lizi West and Trudy Smith, all 13, relax on some exer-cise equip-ment at Rotary Park in Livonia.
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Mirror, Mirror: Eighth-grader Daniel Wrenn, 14, checks her makeup while enjoying the outing.
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Community leaders praise Schoolcraft's Dick McDowell BY HEATHER NEEDHAM STAFF WRITER [email protected]
Goodbye, Dick McDowell. » Friends, colleagues and politi-c i ans alike all bid farewell last ^week to Richard McDowell, who Retired after 20 years as School-c ra f t College president.
A McDonald's restaurant play-f u l l y renamed "McDowell's" ^thanks to a digitally retouched ^photograph, was jus t one of many ways the community col-lege's longest serving^ president was roasted at his farewel l reception. His send-off was held, fittingly enough, inside the col-lege's McDowell Center, which was named after him.
Several people mentioned the building in their addresses hon-oring McDowell, who began
< working as president 7,227 days
; "As a sitting CEO of a college ; he's already managed to have a •-building named after him," said 1 -state Sen. Thaddeus McCotter, ( R-Livonia. McCotter also is a for-; mer Schoolcraft trustee.
Another presenter who men-tioned the McDowell Center was Carol Strom, chairwoman of the
Career highlights
Some of Dick McDowell's honors/accomplishments dur-ing his tenure as Schoolcraft president:
B Named First Citizen by city of Livonia, 1996
• Named one of 50 top com-munity college presidents in the nation by the Community College Leadership Program, the University of Texas
• Led the college through two successful North Central accreditation processes
• Honored by the college through the naming of the s tudent services building, McDowell Center
• Led effort to establish the development authority for the Seven Mile Crossing commer-cial development project, a steady source of college rev-enue
Old friends: County Execu-tive Ed McNamara was among those praising Dick McDowell.
Schoolcraft College Board of Trustees.
"How many people do you know who get to retire from a place with a bui lding named after them?" Strom said.
McDowell's successor, Conway Jeffress, who was promoted from Schoolcraft vice pres ident , described McDowell as a "good boss and a good friend."
McDowell, whose retirement was effective June 30, said he plans to travel abroad, spend time with his grandchildren and stay involved in Schoolcraft.
"We're going to do all the things we do now except we're not going to come to work," McDowell said.
This August, he and his wife, Ann, plan to take a riverboat cruise from Munich to Amster-dam in Europe.
A fellow community college president, Albert Lorenzo, of Macomb Community College, said McDowell, whom he's known for years, was worthy of a great send-off.
"He has to be one of the most respected community college presidents in Michigan," Lorenzo said. "He's served in about every leadership capacity there is."
McDowell's personality is the reason for his respect.
"He's very up front and hon-est," Lorenzo said. "He takes appropriate stands based on pro-
Good Food: A large gathering of community leaders and friends came to bid farewell to Dick McDowell,
joutgoing president of Schoolcraft College, and to sam-ple the renowned cuisine of the school's culinary arts department. Standing second from right is School-
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Art Rockalo, a Schoolcraft alumni who has a Schoolcraft art scholarship named for him, said one only has to look at how well Schoolcraft is run to see McDow-ell's legacy.
"He's run this school pretty effectively, and it doesn't have any debt," Rockalo, a former Northville resident said. "He's very personable and he knows how to deal with people and stu-dents. He's a great leader."
David Brandon, CEO of Domi-no's Pizza and a former School-craft trustee, likened McDowell's leadership qualities to that of an eagle, a bird known for using the force of storms to fly higher.
"Not only is it a national sym-bol but eagles are also known for being fierce, tenacious and com-petitive," Brandon said, referring to, qual i t ies he a t t r ibu ted to McDowell.
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Warm regards: Retiring Schoolcraft President Dick McDowell (right) shares a laugh [ with Livonia Mayor Jack Kirksey (left) and Kellogg Community College President Paul Ohm.
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Canton soccer Conditioning for candidates for the
2001 Plymouth Canton boys soccer team begins Tues., July 10.
Coach Don Smith requests candi-dates from grades 9-12 report to the front of the Phase III building at 6 p.m. July 10.
Conditioning will continue every Tuesday and Thursday until tryouts begin for the 2001 fall team.
Candidates must have completed a physical to participate. Call Smith at 459-7686 with questions.
MIAA honor roll Two Plymouth Salem graduates
were listed on the Michigan Intercol-legiate Athletic Association Academic Honor Roll for the 2000-2001 season.
The honor roll recognizes students who have won a varsity letter in a sport while achieving a minimum 3.50 grade point average for the aca-demic year.
Listed were Christine Philips, a junior basketball player at Albion, and Laurel Weinman, a senior bas-ketball player at Albion.
It was Weinman's third year on the list.
Fall ball registration The Canton Community Jun io r
Baseball/Softball Association will hold its fall season registration from 12:30-5 p.m. Sun., July 8, at the Ply-mouth District Library at 223 South Main St.
Space is limited so registrations will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis.
Registration is for boys and girls ages 4-18 who are residents of Canton or Plymouth or attend a school within those communities.
New players must bring a copy of their birth certificate to sign up.
Fees are $60 for tee-ball (ages 4-6), $70 for coach-pitch baseball and soft-ball (ages 7-8) and $75 for ages 9-18.
Only checks, money orders or cashier's checks will be accepted.
Adults interested in coaching or umpiring may sign up at this time or call Greg Angel (981-3007) or Dave Giove (981-3427).
For more information, contact Chris Angel (981-3007) about tee-ball and coach-pitch softball, Mark Caples (416-4233) baseball 9-12, Bob Unis (454-5725) baseball 13-15, Jay Obsniuk (981-3272) baseball 13-18) and Bruce Horst (981-1796) about softball.
CCJBSA meeting The Canton Community Jun io r
Baseball/Softball Association is hav-ing an informal softball meeting at 7:30 p.m. Mon., July 9, in the Dun-ning room of the Plymouth District Library.
The league plans to turn to "modi-fied" play for its house leagues for the 2002 season for ages nine and up.
Topics of discussion at the meeting are fall travel team tryouts, clinics and how fast-pitch differs from modi-fied softball.
For more informat ion, contact Bruce Horst at 981-1796.
Roller skating lessons The Skatin Station II is holding
learn to skate classes for children and adults from 7-8 p.m. every Sunday beginning Sept. 9.
Cost is $6 per lesson but the Sept. 9 lesson is free.
Skatin Station II is also conducting registration for its Fall inline roller hockey leagues for all ages.
The 10-week season costs $120 with one game per week and includes shirts for championship teams, a game jersey, referee fees.
Call 459-6401 for more information.
Hockey skills camp Pro Scout Hockey, Inc., is holding
its third hockey skills and condition-ing camp July 9-13 at the Arctic Pond Arena.
The camp, conducted by Jason Car-riere, the head of PSH, is accepting registrations through July 5.
Costs range from $100-$200 per camp. House and travel level players are both welcome.
PSH has openings for goalies at the Squir ts /PeeWee ($125) and Mite ($100) levels. There is a limit of two per session.
Openings are avai lable for Squirts/PeeWee ($200) and Mites ($175) skaters.
For more information, call 453-9349 or e-mail [email protected].
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Three make All-Observerland Jaskot, Kelly, Neu named to softball team
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When he became head coach of the Farmington Hills Mercy softball team in 1995, Jack Falvo's goal was to take the program to a higher level.
Seven seasons later, Falvo has achieved that objective and not only made the Marlins consistent winners but perennial s ta te con-tenders.
Mercy has been to the state quarterfinals three of the last four years and the semifi-nals the last two, com-piling a 120-45 record dur^80^ Falvo
"It's easier to climb t^a , ,m- Mercy than stay on. the mountain," Falvo said, "but the program is where I wanted it to be when I f irst became coach at Mercy.
"The goal was to be able to play com-petitive ball with the best teams in the state, and I think we've got the team to that point now."
There were no great expectations for
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Safety first: Plymouth Canton's Angle Neu, just named to the AU-Area softball team, has no prob- ' lem getting back to her base in this action from an early April game. this season, however, not after losing a quality group of seniors from a 33-11 team that reached the state semis for the first time in school history.
But the Marlins regrouped and sur-passed last season despite having only one senior (Krystle Shina) and six new starters at catcher, second and third
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Too close: Plymouth Salem's Kelly Jaskot, named to the AU-Area softball team, takes an inside pitch in this early May action.
bases and the entire outfield. Mercy went 35-8 and returned to the
Division I Final Four, losing to eventu-al runner-up Waterford Kettering in eight innings; 2-1.
For the job he did guiding the Mar-lins to another winning season, Falvo has been chosen Observerland Coach of the Year.
"I was greatly surprised by the suc-cess of the team, because we had so lit-tle experience on the field," Falvo said.
"But, when you have a pitcher like Megan (Fediuk) and so many players who are disciplined and committed to being successful, then it's not surpris-ing.
"A lot of a t tent ion is focused on Megan at pitcher, but you can't under-estimate Krystle Shina's leadership and how she quietly led the team with h^r work ethic and commitment."
The Marlins also won the Catholic League championship for the first time under Falvo, ending a string of three straight runner-up finishes.
"That was a t remendous shot of enthusiasm for the program," Falvo said. "It showed us we can be champi-ons at a higher level."
Falvo, who has a 170-75 career record at Mercy, shares credit for the team's success with assistant coaches Nancy Malinowski and Jerry Ashe, parents and former players.
"Record-wise, this was the best team in Mercy history," Falvo said. "Was it the best team? I think it's important to point out the senior team of '98 taught Mercy it could compete at the quarter-final level, and last year's team showed' us we could aspire to be state champs.
"This year's team might be the' best we've had, but it's because of those two showing the way."
ALL-AREA FIRST TEAM
Megan Fediuk, pitcher, Mercy: The all-state
junior was the key to Mercy's success, posting
23-4 record and an impressive 0 .62 earned
run average.
She won 13 games by shutout, including a
10-0, mercy-rule victory over Livonia Ladywood
in the Catholic League championship game.
Fediuk also has amazing control; she record-
ed 2 0 1 s t r ikeouts in 168 2 / 3 innings while
issuing jus t nine walks. u
Facing a totai of 626 batters, she allowed 96.
hits and only 26 runs, 15 of which were earned*.
Over the last two seasons, Fediuk is 39-9 with
327 strikeouts.
"Any t ime she pitches we have a chance to
win," Falvo said. "At the beginning of the sea-
son, she pitched her game and allowed all the
new players t ime to develop. Because she took
the responsibility of being a leader, it gave us
t ime to pull together as a team."
Meghan Mlsiak, pitcher, Churchill: The third-
year varsity pitcher posted a 20-8 record her
junior year with an 0.59 ERA.
In 203 innings, Misiak struck out 370 batters
and allowed just 30 walks and 17 earned runs.
She gave up 77 hits ( .108 opponents batt ing
average). Her fielding percentage was .919. •
Among the honors Misiak achieved this year
was All-WLAA, All-District, All-Region and honor-
able ment ion Al l-State. She is also a WLAA
scholar-athlete.
"Meghan had an ou ts tand ing year on t f j e
mound as she won MVP for the second straight
year , " Churchill coach Dana Hardwidge s a i l .
"Her spins and locations improved and she used
her changeup more effectively this year to keep,
batters off guard. ? '
"She is a confident force and seems to pitch
her best under pressure. A true indicator of her
success this season is being recognized as AII--
State honorable mention. We are extremely glad
Meghan has a year left to pitch at Churchill."
Beth Danielewicz, pitcher, N. Farmington: Danielewicz is the primary reason the Raiders
are 47-25 over the last two seasons. .
She was 21-10 this year with an awe-inspir-.
ing 0 .44 ERA to lead North to a 23-13 record.;
She had 248 strikeouts as opposed to 24 walks
in 202 innings. •
The two-t ime, All-WLAA player also helped
the Raiders with her bat, hitt ing .320 and driy-
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Ex-hockey player makes living on ice BY RICHARD L . SHOOK STAFF WRITER
Jason Carriere is finding a way to make a living doing what he loves — hockey.
Not playing, though no doubt the 27-year-old native of Edmonton, Alberta, harbors secret desires to re tu rn to making a living through competitive sport.
"I'm skating four times week," Car-riere said. "I'm trying to get back in shape. Who knows what can happen in the fall.
"But for the most part my roots are set here now."
Carriere is trying to make a living from teaching youngsters — he doesn't discriminate, he'll take oldsters on, too — some of the finer points of playing hockey.
"It's worth it," he said, "when you have a parent come in and say, 'You did a great job with my kid.' It means a lot when you hear something like that."
Carriere 's company is named Pro Scout Hockey, Inc., and it's three — just about the same age Carriere was when he first got going on skates.
PSH offers a full line of instruction. It accepts teams, lines, groups, individ-uals, and any position. It teaches on-ice skills and off-ice training.
Carriere has his own office but does his on-ice work at the Arctic Pond Arena.
"I owe a lot to John S tan isk
(owner/operater of the Arctic Pond)," Carriere said. "He helped me get where I am."
Carriere most recently coached the Michigan Bantam AA Whalers, which won several tournaments and was a finalist in the State of Michigan Tour-nament.
As a player, he has skated at forward and defense for the Indianapolis Ice of the CHL, the South Carolina Stingrays of the ECHL, the Fort Worth Fire of the CHL and the Jacksonville Bullets of the Southern Hockey League.
He also played on the Calgary Canucks of the Alberta Junior Hockey League, which won the 1994-95 Cana-dian National Tier II Junior Champi-onship, the Centennial Cup.
"Since I've played both defense and forward," he said, "that gives me a good perspective for teaching both."
One of his ex-coaches, former Detroit Red Wing Mike Krushelnyski, endorses PSH's program.
So far Carriere is depending on his legs and results to spread the word.
"I don't have a lot of money for adver-tising, so word of mouth is what I have to go by," he said. "I get out to rinks, anywhere I can."
He has worked with teams, gives pri-vate lessons, takes on kids or adults and will even take his instructional sessions to your ice.
What he wants is to get bigger and better. So he can keep doing something he loves.
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Hockey teachers: Jason Carriere of Pro Scout Hockey, Inc., with fellow instructors Steve Allen (left) and Jim Cariera (right).
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Metro Summer Hockey League standings. Maybe they should have a picnic.
The Warriors and Wolverines lost their first games during the week. Three of the league's the 10 teams have just one defeat.
The Lakers were first at 5-1 while the Wolverines were a half-game back at 3-1 and the Bulldogs held a 2-1-2 record after Thursday night's games at the Suburban Training Center in Farmington.
The Lakers scored an unbe-lievable 49 goals in three victo-ries.
• LAKERS 12, HUSKIES 4: Nick Jar-dine scored three goals Thursday night and the Lakers ran up a 9-2 margin over the final two periods to grab first place in the MSHL.
Jim Wheaton (Plymouth) and Mike Vigilante scored twice each with single scores coming by Sean Baitazar (Ply-mouth), Bryan Marshall (Livonia), Brian Jardine, Josh Shuryan and Lanny Jardine,
Lanny Jardine started in goal for the Lakers but was replaced by John Fickio at 7:32 of the second period. He scored his goal with 1:25 left in the game and also had an assist earlier in the period.
Nick Jardine, Marshall and Brian Jar-dine each had three assists while Vigi-lante had a pair.
The Huskies (3-2) got two goals from John Pietila plus one each from B. J. Gayiord and Phil Pietila. Trent Daavettila assisted on three of the four goals.
Rick Marnon (Canton) started in goal for the Huskies*with Travis Miller com-ing on at 6:47 of the middle period.
•WHALERS 11, WILDCATS 6: Dwight Helminen scored three times Thursday to help keep the Wildcats winless.
The Whalers (2-3) scored four unan-swered goals in the second period to take a 7-3 lead into the final period.
Helminen had three goals, Rich Storm and Bryan Young (Canton) two each while Mark A. Pietila, Ron Pietila and Jim Helminen each scored one goal.
Kirk Pietila was the assist leader with four. Tim Kastamo and Ron Pietiia had three each and Keith Pietila two.
Brian Whetstone (Plymouth) played all three periods in goal for the Whalers.
The Wildcats (0-4), whose Jamie Fer-rara went the distance in the nets, got a pair of goals from Justin Riccardi plus singles off the sticks of Darrin Fisher, Daryi Keys, Rob Fleury and John Weiden-bach (Farmington Hills).
F isher , Josh Weigand and Chr is Owens had two assists apiece for the Wildcats.
•WOLVERINES 9, WARRIORS 7; Four goals by James Crank propel led the Wolverines past the Warriors, who lost Thursday for the second t ime in the
week. Krikor Arman had two goals whi le
Scott Lutz, Varujan Arman and Dave Detar (Plymouth) scored once each for the Wolverines.
Lutz, John Slanga and Jeremy Motz had three ass is ts apiece for the win-ners, whose Gabe Villarreal went all the way in goal.
Mark Lavender (Farmington .Hills) was in the nets for the Warriors (3-2), who got- two goals from Joe Moreau (Farm-ington Hiils) and one apiece from Dave Moss (Livonia), Brian Sutherland (Ply-mouth), Jeremy Majszak (Canton), Eric Hawkins (Redford) and Jeff Harris (Can-ton).
Moreau had three assists while Moss and Majszak had two each.
• LAKERS 20, WHALERS 4: A dozen unanswered fourth-period goals Wednes-day night broke open an 8-3 game at Suburban Training Center in Farmington.
Marshall had four goals whi le Nick Jardine, Brian Jardine and V ig i lan te scored three each in the rout.
Wheaton, Shuryan and Sean Smith (Livonia) scored two each and Steve Sharp picked up the other goal.
Even goalkeeper Lanny Jardine got into the scoring act, collecting an assist on Shuryan's goal with 34 seconds left in the second period.
He had replaced starting goalie John Picklo at 7:17 of the second period.
Brian Jardine collected f ive ass is ts with Nick Jardine and Smith recording four each. Vigilante had three.
Art Baker (Canton) was in goal all the way for the Whalers (1-3), who got a hat trick from Mark A. Pietiia. Keith Pietila had the Whalers' other marker.
M ike Crowley (Canton) had t w o assists, Kirk Pietiia and Kastamo one each.
•WOLVERINES 7, SPARTANS 6: Frank Bourbonais scored with 6 : 1 8 to play Wednesday to reward the Wolverines for coming back from a 6-1 deficit.
The Spartans scored the f i rs t four goals of the game but found themselves down, 6-5, when Rene Ford scored the last of five unanswered goals with 3 8 seconds remaining in the second period.
Jason Turri (Livonia) t ied the score with a goal at 13:49 of the final period but Bourbonais got the game-winner some seven minutes later.
Bourbonais and Krikor Arman each scored twice for the Wolverines (4-1), with Slanga, Varujan Arman and Ford getting one goal each. Varujan Arman, Crank and Motz were the assists lead-ers with two apiece.
Nate Shopbeil played the entire game in goal for the Wolverines and assisted on a goat by Krikor Arman with 2:36 left in the second period.
Turri led the Spartans with two goals. Thorn, John Marzolf, John Maley (Livo-nia) and Brian Sommariva (Plymouth) scored.one each.
Beau Brandeau played the whole game in the nets for the Spartans.
• HUSKIES 8, BRONCOS 4: John Pieti-la and Trent Daavettila scored two goals each Wednesday as the Huskies scored four t imes in the final period to break open a close game.
Phil P ie t i la , Br ian Mexico, Aaron Kiilunen and Mark R. Pietila had a one goal each for the Huskies. Josh Daavet-tila had three assists while Ted Sturos and Phil Pietiia each had two.
K^ith Townsend scored three t imes for the Broncos (1-3-1) with Paola Deci-na (Canton) get t ing his team 's other goal.
Kevin Bushey had two assists for the Broncos with Townsend, Scott Marlinga, Nick Smyth, Michael Lapprich and Rich O'Connell get one each.
Marnon went the distance in the nets for the Huskies while *Bobby Pruchnik (Livonia) star ted for the Broncos and Ryan Davis came in at 6:30 of the mid-dle period to finish up.
• LAKERS 17, WARRIORS 12: Nine second-period goals decided this free-wheeling affair.
Marshall, Nick Jardine and Vigilante scored four goals apiece Tuesday while Brian Jardine and Shuryan had two each and Matt Frick one.
Marshall and Smith had five assists each while Josh Brown had four. Lanny Jardine split t ime in goal for the Lakers with Pickio, who came in at 7:37 of the middle period.
Brandon Kaieniecki (Livonia) led the Warriors (3-1) with three goals while Majszak, Moss and Moreau scored two apiece.
Jim Spiewak, John Schuitz (Canton) and Hawkins tallied single goals. Joseph Rutherford went al! the way in goal for the Warriors.
Assist leaders were Moss and Matt Van Heest with three each, Majszak, fvloreau and Spiewak with two apiece.
• BULLDOGS 7, WOLVERINES 3: Ryan Kesier (Livonia) scored twice in the last 13 :51 Tuesday to cap a three-goal surge over t he f i n a i two pe r iods t h a t squelched a Wolverine rally.
Kesier also assisted on three goals while Todd Kessler (Livonia) had three a s s i s t s and a goal . Troy and Jamie Milam each scored goals for the Bull-dogs aiong with Jason Basiie and Matt York.
York and Dan Cook (Livonia) aiso had assists for the Bulldogs (2-1-2). Matt Swanson s t a r t e d in goa l and was relieved by Dan Dobrowski at 7 :13 of the second period.' • Ma t t Mig l iaccto played the ent i re game in goal for the Wolverines (2-1), who got two goals from Bourbonais and one from Krikor Arman.
Lutz had three assists for the Wolver-ines while Krikor Arman and Bourbonais had one each.
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Late coach's wife was a legend of her own Coach John Herrington is the
person most credited with mak-ing Farmington Harrison foot-ball synonymous with winning over t h e l a s t three decades.
But he had a fu l l p a r t n e r in that endeavor in F r a n H e r r i n g -ton, his wife of 38 y e a r s a n d Harrison's No. 1 fan.
Aside f r o m longtime assis- DAN t a n t coach Bob O'MEARA S u t t e r , F r a n had more to do with the success of t h e p r o g r a m t h a n anyone besides John.
And it wasn't simply because of her unflagging support for her husband.
So it was a profound loss for Herr ington and the Hawks — one that transcends the game of football and touches the collec-t i ve soul of a communi ty — when F r a n , 60, succumbed to renal cancer Wednesday follow-ing a three-month struggle with the illness.
There will be a memorial ser-vice for Fran, whose wish was to be cremated, a t 1 p.m. today at McCabe F u n e r a l Home on 12 Mile Road, west of Orchard Lake and a short drive from Harrison High School.
Anyone who has been to a Harrison game, no doubt noticed Fran.
She always wore a Harr ison football jersey with the number 1 on it and her name on the back.
At home games, she was usu-ally pacing back and forth along the fence, too nervous and too involved in the action to s tand still or sit in the stands.
"She was the perfect wife; we shared the same interests, and she loved football at Har r i son dear ly , " J o h n said, r eca l l i ng Fran insisted on driving him to school on game days.
"She would aFways say t h e same thing — 'Give me a kiss; Good luck to my Hawks, and I'll see you on the victory field.' It was a little ritual we had."
A f t e r H a r r i s o n had r a l l i ed from a two-touchdown deficit to .defeat Marysville in a 1987 state
semi f ina l game, F r a n w a s in tears.
"She's crying because now we can't have Thanksgiving dinner," John said.
But I was mystified. Wasn ' t winning a good thing?
It turned out they were tears of joy.
Through her watery eyes, Fran explained, "No, I'm just so happy that you won!"
But Fran was much more than a supportive wife who cheered for her husband's team. She was never a football widow.
John and Fran were a team. and not just as a married couple. In a way, they were like the king and queen a t the homecoming dance — t h e dance be ing the Harrison football program.
I don't mean that in an auto-cratic sense, because together they were ambassadors and not rulers.
If someone asks why the Har-rison program has been so suc-cess fu l , F r a n was one of the intangible reasons tha t helped make it so.
Fran never ran a practice or called a play — although I think she gave John some advice on occasion — but she was an active player in the overall program.
"They were best friends, too," said veteran booster club mem-ber and f ami ly f r i e n d Lance Pesci. "That was their life, not just John's."
Shared personalities Fran shared John's genial per-
sonali ty, and t h a t served her well as she performed many of t h e beh ind- the - scenes du t i e s t h a t got pa ren t s involved and created a sense of community, goodwill and common purpose in the program.
"Fran was a unique lady," Sut-ter said. "Fran was just a great football wife for John.
"She supported him totally in his coaching efforts, and she was a tremendous booster to our pro-gram and to our kids."
Us ing J o h n ' s c l a s s room at night, Fran taught the players' mothers about the game of foot-ball.
She also worked with boosters to organize events such as pan-cake breakfasts, meet-the-team
n i g h t s and pos t - season ban-quets.
During the playoffs, Fran and some of the moms or coaches' wives would prepare a special mea l for the S u n d a y coaches meeting. If the team made it to the state finals, the coaches had prime rib the last week.
"That was something to shoot for right there," Sutter said.
And every Tuesday night dur-ing the season, the Herringtons would meet with the parents to review film of the last game.
"Back in the old days, she used to r u n the projector back and forth before we had video tape," John said.
"Her invo lvemen t w i th t he p a r e n t s and the k ids was tremendous.
"She loved the kids as much as I do, a n d many of t h e m are g rown now and are good friends."
Because she was involved and knowledgeable about the game, F r a n w a s known to offer h e r opinion, too, if she thought the coaches had erred.
"She knew the game of football better than most women did, and she cer ta in ly let John and us know when we screwed up," Sut-ter said.
"Fortunately, there weren't too m a n y of those occasions, bu t t h e r e were t imes we met the wrath of Fran."
"When we lost to Fordson in 1984 w i t h a good t e a m , she wouldn't talk to me for two days, because she didn't think I called a very good game," John said.
Had own career Fran was a professional per-
son, too, and had her own career. She worked in the medical field for 40 years and managed a doc-tor's office for the last 28 until her retirement in December.
J o h n and F r a n knew each o ther since the fou r th grade, graduated from Waterford High School t o g e t h e r in 1958 and began dating in college.
"We ended up g e t t i n g mar -ried," John said. "We had a great life together."
And tha t life revolved largely around Harrison football. Of the 408 games in which John has coached over four decades, Fran
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Teammates: Farmington Harrison's Johri Herrington and his late wife Fran were as much of a team as the squads he coached. She was one of the Hawks' best boosters.
missed only one, when she trav-eled to Iowa for an uncle's funer-al.
Fran, who is also survived by he r children, Layne and Leisa (Rob) Zelinski, and a brother, Dr. Jerry Goff, "was full of life and very outgoing," John added.
And it was her cheerful nature and f r i end ly disposi t ion t h a t drew people to her and made her instantly likeable.
A warm greet ing from F r a n brightened your day, even on the
coldest November afternoon dur-ing the playoffs.
As many t imes as I went on the field to interview John after a game, Fran was always there, too.
"Hiiii! Danny O'Meara!" she would say. "Wasn't that a great game?"
Whenever I t h ink of F ran , I hea r those words in her voice. And I know so many of you read-ing this have fond remembrances of Fran, the No. 1 fan, too.
"She was r ea l l y a down-to-, earth lady and will certainly be; greatly missed," Sutter said. ^
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'Megan Fediuk 1 Farmington Mercy
Meghan Misiak Livonia Churchill
Beth Danielewicz North Farmington
Softball from page B1
Meghann Wilkinson Livonia Ladywood
Sheila Gillies Livonia Churchill
Jasmine King North Farmington
Anna Schneider Farmington Mercy
Angie Bako Garden City
Sallie Kuratko Livonia Churchill
ing in 1 2 runs . Her 3 6 h i t s i n c l u d e d
eight doubles and a tr iple.
Meghann Wilkinson, catcher , Lady-
wood: The junior had a banner year both
at the bat and behind the plate.
The Al i -Cathol ic, Al l -Distr ict and All-
Region (Div is ion II) se lec t ion h i t . 4 4 2
(46 for 104) wi th 2 0 RBI and 2 0 runs
scored.
She also had nine doubles, one tr iple
: and a pair of homers.
Wilkinson only struck out nine t imes
and m a d e on ly one e r ro r beh ind t h e
-plate. She also was the t e a m ' s desig-
n a t e d hit ter.
; She also earned Ladywood MVP hon-1 ors for the second straight year.
Sheila Gillies, catcher, Churchill: The
! two-t ime f i rst- team All-Area honoree hit
• .368 (28 for 76) with four doubles and
four homers. She had an on-base aver-
age o f . 5 4 5 and a . 5 7 9 s lugg ing per-
centage.
The All-Lakes Divison, All-District and
All-Region (Division I) se lect ion f ie lded
at a . 9 3 3 cl ip.
"Shei la has the potential to be one of
the more dominant players In t h e area
and we look forward to work ing Sheila
her senior year , " Hardwidge said. "She
can hi t both for average and for power.
"This year she of ten d idn ' t see many
good p i t ches and was walked a team-
high 2 3 t imes .
"She is a sol id athlete with speed and
quickness, which is an asset defensively
and on the bases.
"As a c a t c h e r , t h e r e ' s l i t t l e doubt
t h a t s h e he lped Meghan M is i ak have
the kind of year she h a d . "
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Jasmine King, catcher, N. Farming-
ton: The four-year vars i ty s ta r te r con-
cluded her prep career with another f ine
season in which she bat ted .345 wi th
39 hits, including six doub les , and 13
RBI.
K ing, who a lso sco red 2 2 runs, is
regarded as an ou ts tand ing defens ive
p l a y e r w h o p e r f o r m e d s o l i d l y a t a
demanding position.
S h e t h r e w o u t 1 9 o f 3 5 r u n n e r s
a t tempt ing to steal and had a f ie ld ing
percentage of .900 .
Anna Schneider, infielder, Mercy: The
s o p h o m o r e second b a s e m a n led t h e
Marl ins with a .446 bat t ing average and
.702 slugging percentage.
Her 5 4 hits included 1 4 doubies, four
t r ip les and three home runs; she also
had 4 1 RBI. Her to ta ls in al l f ive cate-
Keliy Taylor ^Farmington Harrison
Katie Kelly Plymouth Salem
Angie Neu Plymouth Canton
Keily Jaskot Plymouth Salem
Moily 0' Farmington
gories were team highs.
Schneider, a member of the All-State
f i rst team, began the season in the out-
f ield but moved to second base to f|ll a
n e e d . In 2 5 8 i n n i n g s , s h e h a d 7 2
putouts, 4 4 ass is ts and only five errors.
"Al though I don ' t th ink she 's a natu-
ral second baseman , she wou ldn ' t let
the bal l get through," Falvo said. "She
was very team or iented to f i l l that spot.
"She fi l led a big void in our defense
and, wi th the way Megan pi tched, wi th
control on the ou ts ide corner,. Anna got
a lot o f opportunit ies at second base."
Angie Bako, infielder, Garden City:
The senior hit . 297 for the Cougars and,
as the i r ieadoff hi t ter, added 17 walks
for a .502 on-base percentage.
"She had an excel lent defensive year
f o r u s a n d w a s o u r t e a m l e a d e r , "
Cougars coach Barry Pat-
te rson said.
Bako sco red 2 3 runs
and had 3 0 hi ts, includ-
ing six doubles. She also
s t o l e e i g h t b a s e s a n d
drove in 1 2 runs f rom her
Ieadoff spot.
Sallie Kuratko, infield-
er , Churchill: The j un io r
played her f i rs t two sea-
sons at second base, but
made the move to short-
s t o p w i t h o u t a h i tch as
she earned All-Lakes Divi-
s i on , Al l-Distr ict and Ali-
Region honors.
K u r a t k o l ed C h u r c h i l l
w i th a team-high 38 hits in Mercy
1 0 4 at-bats for a .368 average. She also
clubbed five doubles and sported an on-
base average of .521 .
Defensively, Kuratko f ielded a t a . 9 0 6
cl ip.
"Sall ie had an exceptional year for us
both offensively and defensively," Hard-
w idge sa id . "She moved t o s h o r t s t o p
and became the leader in the f ie ld. She
knows the game and is capable of react-
ing in dif ferent s i tuat ions.
"As a Ieadof f h i t t e r , s h e s c o r e d a
team-high 37 runs in 3 2 games and was
o n b a s e in every s i n g l e c o n f e r e n c e
game th is year.
"Possessing outstanding athlet ic abil-
ity, Sallie also plays basketball and vol-
leyball at Churchl l i . "
Car ry ing an i m p r e s s i v e 3 . 9 g rade -
point average, Kuratko is a lso a WLAA
scholar-athlete recipient.
Kelly Taylor, inflelder, Harrison: The
senior shortstop and team MVP ba t ted
. 3 8 4 , knocked in 17 runs and sco red
23 .
Her 3 8 hits inc luded eight doub les ,
w h i c h gave her t h e H a r r i s o n c a r e e r
record with 23 , one tr iple and four home
runs.
Taylor, who had j u s t nine s t r i keou ts
in 9 9 chances, plans to play basketbal l
a t Hope Co l l ege , bu t coach C a s s i d y
Munger would l ike t o see her play soft-
bal l , too.
"If she gets with a good coach and a
g o o d group of g i r l s , her ca reer c o u l d
really take off, because I think she has
so much potential in the game," Munger
said.
"She 's a phenomenal all-around ath-
lete. She knows how t h e game shou ld
be played. She ' s a' r isk taker , but she
a lso makes smar t dec is ions. You love
having those kind of girls on the team. "
K a t i e Kei ly , inf ie lder , S a l e m : The
sen io r s h o r t s t o p and four-year vars i ty
starter hit . 336 wi th 1 2 RBI. Her 3 9 hi ts
included three doubles and two tr ip les.
Kelly, an All-WLAA select ion who wi l l
play a t Albion College, scored 2 1 runs
and had a .914 f ielding percentage.
" S h e c o v e r s a lot o f a r e a , " c o a c h
Bonn ie S o u t h e r l a n d sa id . "%he 's t h e
best shor ts top I 've had in a whi le."
Angle Neu , inf ie lder , Canton: Neu
m o v e d f r o m t h i r d b a s e l a s t s e a s o n ,
where she was an All-Regional player,
and became a much-honored shor ts top.
She is a lso a three-year All-Academic
All-State player wi th a 3 . 9 7 grade point
average.
Neu b a t t e d . 4 3 5 in Wes te rn Lakes
Act iv i t ies Assoc ia t ion play and f i e lded
at a .927 level. She was named to the
All-WLAA t e a m .
She drove in 1 1 runs and stole eight
bases . .
" S h e ' s a n o u t s t a n d i n g p layer and
team capta in," Coach Jim Arnold of the
Chiefs said. "She was outstanding both
a c a d e m i c a l l y a n d a t h l e t i c a l l y . S h e ' s
going t o be a valuable asset to t h e Kala-
mazoo softbal l team."
Neu is g o i n g t o a t t e n d K a l a m a z o o
College, where she intends t o play both
basketbal l and softbal l .
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Softball from page B4
Kelly Jaskot, outfielder, Salem: The
jun ior center f ie lder and All-WLAA player
ba t ted . 3 1 5 w i t h f ive doub les and 1 4
RBI. She h a d 3 5 h i t s and s c o r e d 2 4
runs.
"Kelly has a real s t rong arm; she real-
ly took charge out there in center f ie ld , "
Southerland said. "She's j us t a good all-
round a th le te . "
Molly O ' M a l l e y , outf ie lder, Mercy:
Batt ing in t h e Ieadoff posit ion, t h e junior
r ight f ie lder was the one who got the
Marl ins going offensively.
O 'Ma l l ey hi t . 4 1 1 w i th 5 3 hi ts and
was second only to Schneider in both
categor ies.
She wa l ked 1 4 t i m e s and ied her
t eam in runs scored with 38 . She man-
aged t o drive in seven runs, too.
The all-state player had j us t 16 strike-
outs in a team-high 1 2 9 at-bats, and she
w e n t d o w n s w i n g i n g o n a l l bu t two
occasions.
O 'Mal ley was s u c c e s s f u l s tea l i ng a
base eight of nine t imes.
"Mol ly was our sparkp lug and she dili-
gent ly worked at f ind ing a way to get on
base, " Falvo said. "She always adjusted
to what the defense was doing.
" S h e proved t o be very s u c c e s s f u l
(get t ing on base). She became a tough
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ALL-AREA SOFTBALL TEAMS AND HONORABLE MENTIONS AU-AREA SOFTBALL
FIRST TEAM
Pitchers
Megan Fediuk, junior, Farm. Hills Mercy .
Meghan Misiak, junior, Livonia Churchill
Beth Danielewicz, soph., North Farmington
Catchers
Meghann Wilkinson, junior, Liv. Ladywood
Sheila Gillies, junior, Livonia Churchill
Jasmine King, senior, North Farmington
Inflelders
Anna Schneider, sophomore, F.H. Mercy
Angie Bako, senior, Garden City
Sallie Kuratko, junior, Livonia Churchill
Kelly Taylor, senior, Farmington Harrison
Katie Keily, senior, Plymouth Salem
Angie Neu, senior, Plymouth Canton
Outfielders
Kelly Jaskot, junior, Plymouth Salem
Molly O'Malley, junior, Farm. Hills Mercy
COACH OF THE YEAR
Jack Falvo, Farmington Hills Mercy
SECOND TEAM
Pitchers
Katie Conlon, senior, Plymouth Canton
Kate Chidester, senior, Garden City
Rachel Zahn, senior,. Huron Valley Lutheran
Nikki Zabkiewicz, sophomore, Liv. Franklin
Krystle Shina, senior, Farm. Hills Mercy
Inflelders
Sarah Booth, sophomore, Garden City
Amanda Ross, senior, Westland John Glenn
Amy Paling, senior, Wayne Memorial
Crystal Little, junior, Wayne Memorial
CarlyTracey,.sophomore, Farm. Hills Mercy
Outfielders
Dawn Rini, junior, Livonia Ladywood
Christina Kiessel, senior, Plymouth Canton
Jenie D'Annunzio, junior, Livonia Franklin
Taryn McCloud, senior, Garden City
Abby Massey, senior, Westland John Glenn A
Amy Hollandsworth, junior, Liv. Stevenson
At-Large Player
Julie Garbacz, senior, Redford Thurston
HONORABLE MENTIONS
Mercy: Lindsey Fediuk, Holly Van Cleave,
Rachel Delcorvo, Sarah Roman; Farmington:
Danielle Lewis, Randin Brown, Julie Kimmei;
Harrison: Kristin Schrock, Abbey Cleland,
Gayle Ternes, Ellen Doughty; N. Farmington:
Christina Colombo, Lindsey Taub, Emily Jaffe;
Stevenson: Amanda Jankowski , Kelley
Hutchins; Churchill: Sarah Carter, Carly
George; Franklin: Amy Sandrick, Stephanie
Smith; Ladywood: Kathy Day, Shawn Fallon,
Pam Smart, Shelly Moros; Clarenoeville: Amy
Schiffman, Jenny Swider, Jenny Kennedy;
Lutheran Westland: Cris Hilden, Jenna Hess,
Cherie DeVries, Meaghan Engel, Heather
Rose; Huron Valley Lutheran: Mandy Cherun-
dolo, Lauren Merian, Cassie Zell, Jenny
Kleinke; John Glenn: Sara Walter, Jennifer
Lack; Wayne: Jodie Reed; Garden City: Lind-
sey Ritz; Redford Union: Liz Shamus;
Thurston: Nicole Prescott, Candace Boyer,
Irene Brown, Jessica Walker; St. Agatha:
Amanda Nelson, Linda Strohmer, Gina Seefeld;
Canton: Megan Coltas, Jenna Perino, Jonelle
Brown; Salem: Maggie Tudor, Dawn Allen, Jen
Allen, Amy Szawara, Kristen Miller; Plymouth
Christian: Lauren Terkoski, Michelle Phillips,
Amber Wiard, Amanda Saagman; Canton
Agape: Margie Henry, Amy Henry, Amber
Cross, Lisa Ther, Andrea Hough, Al ice
Muench.
Lady Crusaders hoop recruits BY BRAD EMONS SPORTS WRITER [email protected]
I t 's summer , but it 's not too early to plan ahead for the 2001-02 Madonna University women's basketball season as far as coach Marylou Jansen is concerned.
Jansen , who lost five seniors off last year 's 18-12 squad, has added three new recruits.
So f a r in the fold is 5-foot-9 g u a r d J e n H u n l e y , who was Livonia Ladywood's sixth man; Cour tney Rehbine , a 6-1 post player from Macomb Community College; a n d 5-10 f o r w a r d Marwa Ayoub of Dearborn High.
Jansen also hopes to land two or t h r e e more p l aye r s be fo re school starts .
"Last yea r we got pas t more powerful and faster teams with our hal f -cour t offense and our half-court defense," said Jansen, who led M U to a Wolver ine -Hoosier Athlet ic Conferenc co-title (11-3) and the finals of the WHAC Tournament. "One of our goals is to become more athletic. What we're trying to do for next year is press and stretch out our defense a little more with some people who can rim the floor.
"And so far I'm pleased with who we've brought in."
Hunley helped Ladywood fin-ish 17-7 overall and reach the Class A regional finals. She had a season-high 23 points in a dis-t r ic t t o u r n a m e n t victory over Livonia Stevenson, hi t t ing nine of 10 shots from the floor, includ-ing three 3-pointers.
"She's a cutting and slashing type of player with great funda-
m e n t a l s and good footwork ," Jansen said. "She runs the floor well and she has a good attitude. And we love getting players from Lldywood."
Rehbine , a C lawson High g radua te , played two years of vol leybal l a t Macomb before switching over to the basketball court last season where she led the Eas tern Conference of the Michigan Community College Athletic Association in rebound-ing with 13.8 per game.
Rehbine has three years of eli-gibility left at MU.
"She needs work on her skills on the offensive end, but she's aggressive on the boards and is g e t t i n g good on h e r pu tbacks around the basket," Jansen said. "She's really a coachable kid, too."
Ayoub gives MU an inside and ou t s ide presence offens ively , according to Jansen.
"She'll bang inside, crash the boards and rebound, but she can also go out and hi t the three," Jansen said. "She's kind of like Kathy Panganis (MU's leading returning scorer). That 's a nice combination to have, and she's a good athlete."
J a n s e n is looking to replace t h r e e s t a r t e r s who g radua ted including Plymouth Canton grad Kristi Fiorenzi, a 5-10 forward who averaged 15.1 points and 6.6 rebounds per game, along with Melissa Poma (from Lady-wood) and Michelle Miela.
Also gone is 6-3 center Lori Enfield, who averaged 9.2 points and 5.2 rebounds per game, and reserve Jackie Kocis.
"Tha t was a ve ry good core group t h a t lef t ," J a n s e n said . "We lose a big chunk of our lead-e rsh ip . Team chemis t ry is an intangible and they led that past team very well."
Besides Pangan i s , the Lady Crusaders r e tu rn junior guard Carissa Gizicki, who averaged n e a r l y five a s s i s t s per game, a long wi th pa r t - t ime s t a r t i n g point-guard Mahogany Fletcher, who averaged 8.7 points.
Reserves Tera Morrill (Livonia Frankl in) , Loriann Tschi rhar t a n d Nikk i B l a s z a k a r e a l so scheduled to return.
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E a s t e r n Michigan Univers i ty , ran his record !o 7-0 with a two-hitter Friday as Decision Consul-t a n t s , I n c . d e f e a t e d M o u n t Clemens, 2-0, in a Livonia Colle-g i a t e B a s e b a l l L e a g u e game played at Ford Field.
DCI leads the LCBL with a 16-4-2 record. Second place Hines Park Lincoln-Mercury kept pace, improving to 14-5 Friday with a 3-1 victory over the Hurricanes.
Ford struck out 11 and walked only two in going the distance.
Chifte Woodruff had the game-winning RBI single in the second inning . J i m Nowicki 's suicide squeeze bunt scored Tim Andrze-jak with an insurance run in the sixth inning.
Andrzejak singled to start the i n n i n g , w e n t to second on a passed ba l l and took t h i r d on John Sullivan's sacrifice bunt.
Spencer Hynes and Woodruff each went 2-for-3 to lead DCI.
•DCI 11, Hurricanes 2: J im Nowicki went 3-for-3 to lead a 16-hit attack as Decision Consul-t a n t s , Inc. got pas t the Hurr i -canes Wednesday at Ford Field.
Spencer Hynes, Tim Andrze-jak , J o h n Sullivan, Mike Sopo and Derr ick Peterson had two hits.
Winn ing pi tcher B.J. Brown (Oakland Universi ty) wen t six
innings, allowing jus t two hits. He s t ruck out 13 and walked three.
J a m i e Glinz (Un ive r s i t y of Detroit Mercy) mopped up in the seventh with a pair of strikeouts.
• R a m s 13, Mount Clemens 8: T h e ba ts woke u p for t he Michigan Lake Area Rams on Wednesday as they pounded out 15 hi ts en route to a win over Mount Clemens at Ford Field.
Charlie Anderson carried, the biggest bat as he wen t 3-for-4 with six RBI, helped in no small p a r t by a f i f t h i n n i n g g rand slam.
Rob Hudson ( G a r d e n City) went 3-for-4 with two RBI and two r u n s scored whi l e M a t t Rigley (Madonna/Redford Union) was 3-for-5 with two runs scored and an RBI.
Rob H e u m a n n was 2-for-3 w i t h two RBI a n d two r u n s scored, Mike Fisher was 2-for-4 w i th two RBI, Chr is Mitchell was l-for-3 with two runs scored and Yaotequia Carrasco was 1-for-2 with a run scored.
Brad McCloskey got the win in relief of Aaron Castle, going 3 1/3 innings with seven strikeouts and two walks with two earned runs.
The Rams improved to 10-11, while Mount Clemens fell to 1-i i
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Watch ing them j u m p and twist in t h e a i r w i th only t h e sound of t h e r u s h i n g w a t e r to m a i n t a i n a bea t , made the time pass quickly.
They were probably chubs or darters based on the i r size. Most were esti-mated to be three to five inches long. Their silvery bodies reflected the set-t i n g r a y s of sunl ight providing bril-l i a n t con t r a s t a g a i n s t t he ref lec ted 'shadows of the willow and cedar trees along the shore.
•" As we watched the small mayfl ies sk imming the water ' s surface laying eggs, they came within range of those finned flycatchers.
Typically the fish would jump out of t h e w a t e r a n d g r a b t h e i n s e c t a s expert ly as any fea thered flycatcher. B u t t h e r e w e r e v a r i a t i o n s on t h i s theme.
D u r i n g ou r show we j u d g e d t h e jumping of the fish like judges of a div-ing or g y m n a s t i c s compe t i t i on . We l e a r n e d to t r a in our eyes for detai ls tha t were visible for only a fraction of a second.
Several fish easily compensated for the backward movement of the mayfly ;as it moved pass t he fish. When the fish moved out of the water it had to a d j u s t to t he ac tua l posi t ion of the m a y f l y as it passed overhead . This often resulted in a backwards somer-sault .
Most fish made this look easy, like a low d i f f i c u l t y j a c k - k n i f e d ive fo r h u m a n s . Bu t the re were a few t h a t made some twists and turns while in t h e a i r to cap tu re t h e mayfly in i t s mouth. After all the whole purpose of the j u m p was to grab the fly, so if they missed the fly points were deducted.
Most flies never flew again! T h e h e i g h t of t h e j u m p v a r i e d
depending on the f l ight of the fly. A distance of six or eight inches, judged to the best of our ability, was getting into t he Olympic category.
R e m e m b e r , t h e f i s h a r e not ve ry long. Height, twists and tu rns includ-ed in the somersault added points to their score.
Bu t t he unques t ionab le winner of t he night was a fish with determina-tion. As the mayfly fluttered near the surface moving downstream with the current , a fish jumped to reach the fly on its first aerial assault .
Missed! Then, before the fly moved very far,
and before it was moved out of posi-t i o n , i t quickly j u m p e d h i g h e r and
grabbed for the fly again. Missed! I m m e d i a t e l y t r y i n g aga in be fo re
they mayfly had a chance to gain alti-t u d e or r e c o v e r f r o m t h e second a s s a u l t , the fish jumped , twis ted in the air and finally captured the fly.
The "flipper want to be" awrrd goes to t h e f i sh t h a t danced on i t s t a i l . Ins tead of jumping and then landing back in the water ready to jump again,
^ t h i s w i n n e r s tood on i t s t a i l a n d ' pushed itself down s t ream with only ; t he ta i l touching the surface, eyeing ; the fly every moment.
Upon grabbing the fly it made a suc-• c e s s f u l " s p l a s h l e s s " d ive i n t o t h e
water . T h e i r accuracy in catching fish is
amazing , as well as the i r gymnast ic capabilities. Fish can see above water in a cone of vision t h a t is about 97 degrees.
T h i s is c a u s e d by t h e t r a n s i t i o n be tween l ight rays pass ing f rom air into wa te r . Their binocular vision is restricted even more because of where their eyes are located.
Cons ide r ing all t he se fac tors , t he e n t e r t a i n i n g f ish were very good at shagging flies.
Fish watching can be very enjoyable, bu t you have to be in the field to see it!
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/ ? • - - T' Fishing haven: A black tip shark (top photo) lurks near the boat while Bedford's Steve Greager and Captain Stephen Murray (left photo) enjoy the beauty of Florida Bay.
God's fishbowl: Florida's finest catch
Prize catch: Livonian Dennis Wright shows off an 8-pound crevalle during his recent trip to the Keys.
BY BRAD EMONS SPORTS WRITER [email protected]
Dennis Wright calls himself a "blue collar fisherman."
Three years ago this so-called "novice" decided he wanted to explore backcountry flats fishing in the Florida Keys.
"I always wanted to catch a sailfish," said Wright , who owns Wright 's Ha rdware in Livonia and has served as Livonia Junior Athletic League president and on the Livo-nia Parks and Recreation Commission.
Six trips later, Wright is hooked. He said there is something to the beautiful
sunsets, turquoise water and the smell of ocean air while battling some of the fastest and strongest sportfish in the world.
"It's God's fishbowl," he said. "I've just had an inc red ib le t i m e . I t ' s j u s t i nc red ib l e scenery. Because of the clarity of the water, you can't tell the water from the sky ."And it's so quiet when you're out there.
" There's such a variety out there. You'll pass porpoise, sharks, mangro, snapper and barracuda."
When Wright heads to the Keys, there's only one place to go — out of Islamorada, billed as the "Sportfishing Capitol of the World.'
Wright's guide out of the World Famous Whale Harbor is Captain Steve Murray.
For Wright and his store manager, Dave Greager of Redford, there's enough fish sto-r ies to go around for m o n t h s a f t e r the i r recent four-day, five-night stay.
Chartering a 171/2-foot flats boat from Mur-ray, the threesome ventured out 22 square miles out into the Florida Bay, a section of water between the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico.
They motored all the way over to Flamin-go, which is par t of Everglades Nat ional State Park.
And here is w h a t Wright and Greager hauled in:
Day I : A half-zone sea t rou t and! other assorted fish, along with a 125-pound tar-pon.
Day 2: Thirty-eight sea trout or ladyfish, along with a 7-foot, 155-pound tarpon which took 40 minutes to haul in.
D a y 3: Approximately 75-80 sea t rout ,
ladyfish and catfish. Also, six trophy sharks, including three bull sharks, ranging from 6 fee t , 100 pounds to over 8 fee t a n d 175 pounds, and three black tips, the smallest 4 feet , 45 pounds to t he biggest e s t ima ted between 5-6 feet and 80 pounds.
Day 4: Thirty combination trout; an 8-fotft crevalle; three small bonnet-head sha rks between 18 inches and 3 feet; a 4-foot, 60-pound nu r se sha rk ; a f ies ty SVa-foot bull shark; and an 8-foot, 200-pound blacktip.
"It?s weird if you catch something t h a t could eat you, but really there's no art to it, you throw bait out there after you cut it in two," Wright said. "Physically i t ' s a real challenge. Once we hooked into them we had to un-anchor and put the boat out.
"The last time I hur t a sciatic nerve in my back. This time I got ready for it. I worked out both my chest and my legs."
Wright has done a deep sea charter , but prefers the backcountry flats.
"You can be in four inches of water or five feet," he said. "That's the beauty of it. For-mer President Bush fishes out of Islamora-da. It's just like you used to see on TV with Curt Gowdy on American Sportsman."
As far as an outdoor excursion, Wright calls backcountry flats fishing "a very afford-able vacation if you're looking for advent ture."
"I called t he ( I s lamorada) C h a m b e r of Commerce and got on a mai l ing l ist ," he said. "They'll write back to you and give you a l l t h e i n f o r m a t i o n you need a s f a r a s motels, charters and restaurants.
"We usually stay at the Key Lantern Motel or the Blue Fin Inn. There are lots of great res taurants . The people are very friendly. They're very laid back. There's no pressure.",
Wright says he has never had a bad expe-rience since he made his way to Islamorda.
"It 's premium fishing and you get wl you pay for," he said. "With four charters, a i r fa re and car r en ta l (out of Fo r t Laud-erdale), food, beverage, motel and tips, it's around $1,800.
"All I can say is that we came, we saw and we caught. I've never had a bad trip."
To learn more about backcount ry f la ts fishing, or you can log on to www.tarpon-headquarters.com. or call 1-888-827-7664.
This California view can't be beaten TEN PIN
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AL HARRISON
I look out at the vas t blue Pacific Ocean, t he b r e a k e r s coming in on shore as myri-ads of sea gul l s soar overhead.
Then I turn a r o u n d and here I am on the approach of lane No. 9 with ball in hand ready to roll another strike.
This is the scenario at Sea Bowl in Pacifica, California.
I t was only a shor t dr ive down t h e coast f r om S a n Francisco where I was visiting my son, Don, last weekend.
Sea Bowl is one of only a h a n d f u l of bowling c e n t e r s •located in the Bay area.
According to the manager on duty, Tom Stepp, Sea Bowl was voted as the bowling cen-ter having the best view of the ocean on the West Coast.
This is a redo of an older center with some very attrac-tive design features, mindful of a n a u t i c a l t h e m e . Bu t inside, they really mean busi-ness with 32 synthetic lanes and r e t a i n i n g t h e wood approaches.
Even on a busy S u n d a y n i g h t t he lanes we re well cared for and the shot was not at all bad. There was plenty of a mix, with young adults , some kids and a few seniors, everyone was having fun.
My son had a couple of good games and I was my u s u a l self.
They had a nicely stocked Pro Shop, but it was not open at the time.
Even t h o u g h West Coast r a t e s a r e h igher t h a n back here, they offer a lot of spe-cials a n d specia l r a t e s for their league bowlers.
This is one of t he more attractive houses I have seen lately, managed by Mark Gan-duglia.
We also visited the Lanes at The Presidio, located on mili-tary base originally buil t by the Army.
This 12-lane house called Presidio Bowling Center is on a historic site, no longer part of they Army, but there are m a n y re l ics of our h i s t o ry remaining.
The bowling center had also been remodeled recently, very nice and over looking San Francisco Bay, r ight by the Golden Gate Br idge , yet another spectacular view.
We did not have a chance to bowl there, but talked with a manager, Larry Mitchell, and d i scussed the non-smoking i s s u e which I h a d w r i t t e n about two weeks ago.
In Ca l i f o rn i a t h e r e is no smoking allowed in any public bui ld ings anywhere , and of course tha t includes all bowl-ing facilities.
"It didn't really have much effect he re , " Mitchel l sa id . "Smokers can just step outside if they have to light up."
It was not much of an issue at Sea Bowl, either,
Our odyssey also took us to the Yerba Buena Ice Skating and Bowling Cen te r in t he
heart of the.downtown area. We jus t missed the manag-
er , B a r b a r a McBride , bu t spoke to the one in ' charge , Jeff Moyers. He also spoke of the smoking issue and how it h a s not seemingly af fec ted their business.
It seemed odd to see people walking in and out wi th ice skates or bowling bags, but not both.
This aga in , a very nicely appointed and well designed bowling center with 12 lanes.
We also visited site of a for-mer bowling cen te r , which was transformed into a mega-
• music store. This one had been a 40-lane
center called Japantown, now gone by. t h e ways ide fo r a more lucrative business.
From information gleaned from other sources, the trans-formation to non-smoking put a severe damper on the bowl-ing centers in California.
But since the San Francisco Bay Area has so few compared to our choices of over 100 bowling centers in the Greater Detroit area, people will go to bowl t h e r e r e g a r d l e s s of w h e t h e r or no t t h e y can smoke and bowl a t the same time.
The only other bowling, of sorts we experienced was the electronic kind, a really wild game played on a giant screen called "HyperBowl," in which the player rolls a giant bowl-ing ball all through the streets of S a n F ranc i sco , dodging a r o u n d t h e cable cars , and finally coming up to a set of p ins to knock down, a very
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Pacific view: Longtime bowling columnist At Harri-son rolled right into the sea. bizarre, but entertaining dis-play.
If you have a chance to trav-el to the San Francisco Bay area, it might be fun to bring along your bowling gear. This is a great place to visit, lots to see and do.
You can see everything'from
Alcatraz to purple-haired peo-ple, ride the cable car, tour the bay by boat and enjoy some fine dining from every nation you can think of.
Horatio Alger once said, "Go West," but it is always good to get home.
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LET'S SHARE LIFE Young looking 44, single white male, 160 ibs, 5'10", brown hair and green eyes, fit, no dependents, enjoys outdoors, guitar playing, fishing, boating, going North, quiet times. Seeking companion to share interests, possible relationship. Wayne county. BOX 36045
CHANCE OF A LIFETIME Single white professional male, 45, 5'8", fit, communicative humorist, introspective. Enjoys bicycling, concerts, being outdoors. Seeking fit, emotionally available, single, white professional female, 28 to 42, to share a happy healthy relation-ship. Oakland County. BOX 36049
LET'S MEET 25 yr old, attractive, white male, 5'6", 150 Ibs, brown hair and eyes, enjoys movies, dinning out, variety of music, the outdoors, social drinker. Looking for a slender, white female, 24 to 28, 5' to 5'5", who's loving, and full of life. Wayne County BOX 36055
LOOKIN 4 A 1ST MATE White active widower, mid 60's, 5'8", brown hair/brown eyes, male. Seeking, 58-66, non-smoking first mate, for boating fun, fine dining, movies, good conversation, quiet times, and more. Down River Area. Wayne County. BOX 33374
THE SKY'S THE LIMIT ' Good-looking, divorced white male, 47, 5'8", 175 Ibs, brown-haired, non-smoker, piiot. Enjoys flying, movies, dining out, etc. Seeking white female, 25 to 45, for possible relationship. Isabella County. BOX 36033
I'M A SINCERE PERSON If you are, 48 to 58, slim, white and attractive, call me. If you are look-ing for a non violent, loving, happy go lucky, non-drinking guy, call me. Pm 5 '9 , 175 Ibs, attractive, wid-owed and lonesome, looking for a life time relationship. I'll answer your call. Down River, no games. BOX 33419
TRYING TO FIND YOU!' Attractive lady, under 60, slim, to fill my ionely heart. Widowed, attrac-tive, gentle, big hearted, looking for a permanent relationship. BOX 33704
VERY STRAIGHT I'm white widowed, attractive, light hearted, well built, enjoy all the good things In life. Looking for an attractive, well built lady, under 59, for possible permanent relation-ship, Dearborn. Wayne County. BOX 35956
LOOK UNDER THE STARS Single male, 5'8", 175 Ibs, auburn hair and blue eyes, non-smoker, financially stable, enjoys camping, long walks, games, quiet times at home and more. Looking for a female with similar Interests, for possible relationship. BOX 10700
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SEEKING SOUL MATE 44 yr. old white female, 5'4", blonde hair, hazel eyes, enjoys dining out, travel, music, swimming, concerts, movies, dancing, cats, seeking white male, 39-46, with similar interests, for relationship. Wayne County. BOX 33729
TALL AND SLENDER Single female, lovable tomboy and lady. Enjoys boating, camping, cuddling, quiet evenings. Looking for a tall, nice looking, gentleman, 47 to 60, fit and trim, for a relation-ship. Wayne County BOX 33734
ANIMAL LOVER Single, white female, 40, older chil-dren, like the outdoors, riding motorcycles. Looking for white male, 40 plus, for companionship and maybe more. Wayne County BOX 33736
SPICE OF LIFE Single attractive white female, 44, blonde, blue, non-smoker, varied interests seeks Caucasian male, 38-48, non-smoker for companion-ship possible relationship. Wayne County. BOX 33737
SEARCHING SOUL MATE Single white female, 38, 250 lbs, looking for single white male, 35-40, likes dining out, bowling, and quiet evenings at home, someone with the same interest. Oakland County. BOX 35944
THE HAPPIEST PLACE 'On earth is the heart of this friend-ly white widowed female, 63, seek-ing friendship in a male 6 1 to 70, non-smoker. Let's get together and see if we enjoy each others com-pany. Oakland County. BOX 35991
FIRST TIME AO Single mother of one, 26, 125 Ibs, intelligent, enjoys outdoor activi-ties. Seeks non-smoking, honest, respectful, financially secure male with great sense of humor who loves children. Children welcome. BOX 36014
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ONE LAST TIME 64 yr old, white male, 5'5", 160 Ibs, brown hair and eyes, enjoys movies, theater, flea markets, some sports. Looking for a slender, white, female, 58 to 64, with same interests, home. BOX 36066
NILES SEEKS DAPHNE to watch movies and Frazier. I'm 45, 5'11", fit, single white profes-sional male, non-smoker, with no dependents, who enjoys tennis, classic rock, outdoors and ail of the arts. Macombe County. BOX 36069
GET A LITTLE CLOSER Young looking, 46-yr-old, African-American male, medium brown complexion, medium build, 5'7", 170 ibs, easygoing, easy to get along with, employed, has trans-portation, never married, no dependents, seeks single Cau-casian female, 35 to 55, with simi-lar attributes. 80X 15081
R U MY SOULMATE? Great single Dad, 40, stable, lov-ing, romantic, fit, honest and all around good guy. Seeking a young, slim, sweet-hearted, loving single mom to make a wonderful family. BOX 24983
I NEED YOUR LOVING Divorced white male in early 50's seeking fun loving white divorced or widowed female with a smile on her face and a smile in her heart, 38 to 55, for friendship or long term relationship. West Slder. BOX 26039
LONELY... Single white male, 43, 5'4", 145 lbs., non-smoker, no dependents, employed, enjoys outdoors, music, exercise, woodworking and romance. Seeking short female, 28 to 43, open minded, for fun and long term relationship. Oakland county. BOX 36005
SEEKING A MATCH 41, 6'1", 190 lbs, good looking, ath-letic, college degree, professional, no dependents. Enjoys golf, tennis, 10K runs, weight lifting, reading, movies, romantic dinners and the outdoors. Allan Park area. Seeking a woman, 30-40, with similar attrib-utes and interests for companion-ship. Wayne County. BOX 31890
AS GOOD AS IT GETS Very kind, respectful, considerate, single white male, 39,6'5", 246 Ibs, with brown hair and green eyes. I enjoy camping, fishing, hiking, any-thing outdoors, dancing and the movies. Seeking an honest, loyal and loving female who enjoys doing similar things. Children okay. BOX 15466
WARM AND SINCERE Heart of gold, 50, 5'6", 160 lbs, white male, no children, financially secure and easy going. Enjoys out-door activities, dining out, movies, romantic evenings. Seeking female, 30 to 50, same Interests, for serious relationship. Wayne County. BOX 33727
NO GAMES EVER! Caring, affectionate, loving, hard working, divorced white male, 54, 57", silver fox hair, 176 Ibs. Loves ocean beaches, spending quality time together. Seeking friendship for monogamous relationship, 40 to 50 yr. BOX 35913
BEST OF THE BEST Single white male, 40, no depend-ents, 6', 200 Ibs, dark brown hair, green eyes, athletic build, attrac-tive, gentleman. Enjoys concerts, comedy clubs, dining out. Seeks attractive female, 30's-mid 40's, positive personality, outgoing, adventurous. BOX 11733
LOOKING FOR LOVE Single black male, 42. Enjoys movies, sports, outdoors, walks, travel, quiet times, dining out, hav-ing fun. Seeking very attractive, down-to-earth, shapely female, mature 32 to youthful 50. For friendship, possible relationship. BOX 11764
IT HAD TO BE YOU Single white mate, 27, 5'8", 160 Ibs. Enjoys outdoors, boating, motorcycles, cooking, dancing. Looking for single white female, 23 to 32, caring, honest, devoted, trustworthy, attractive, with similar Interests. Plymouth area. BOX 15090
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LET'S GET TOGETHER Single white professional male with brown eyes and hair, tall, slim, fit, artistic, sincere. Seeks a blonde lady, 35 to 45, professional, classy, trim and fit, not afraid to share ideas and life, travel and romance Involved. 734 area code. BOX 14688
ONE WOMAN MAN Single white male, 53, 6', 210 lbs, very loyal, dedicated, seeks white female, that requires of tender lov-ing caring, who enjoys dining out, dancing, the outdoors, going up North on weekends. Wayne County. BOX 33726
IF U R LOOKING FOR Attractive, honest, big-hearted, white, non-abusive, sober man. Active, secure, widowed, and lone-some. If you're under 60, attractive, slender, and serious, call me, I'm your man. Romulus. Wayne County BOX 33735
HOUSE BROKEN Retired Catholic gentlemai# 54, non-smoker, non-drinker, educated with diverse Interests, seeking sin-gle white female, under 58, honest, sincere, for long-term relationship, possible marriage, no game play-ers. Wayne County. BOX 35987
SYMPATHETIC... yet provocative, single, white male, promotes understanding and meaningful communication. Looking for a pleasant, good natured, single, white female, 35 to 50, to interact with on a daily bases. Oakland County BOX 36015
I COULD BE THE ONE 41 yr old, 5'10", with blue eyes, I'm a physically fit, romantic, passion-ate man who enjoys movies, din-ing, theatre, music, likes walks around the lakes underneath the stars with a special person.. Oakland County. BOX 36019
FINANCIALLY SECURE Tall, 5'11", 175 Ibs, great looking, white male, from Orchard Lake. Seeking, a great looking, white female, 40-50, to enjoy the finer things in life. Oakland County. BOX 36023
WARNING; MAY CAUSE Happiness. Answer this ad and you wont be sorry. Attractive, financially secure, professional single white male 41, 6', 170 Ibs, no depend-ents. Seeks attractive, single white female 25 to 45, height/weight pro-portionate. Macomb County BOX 36025
ARE YOU OUT THERE? Male, 43, blue eyes, blonde hair, 5'9", 175 ibs, looking for a female, 35 to 40, who's Christian and likes going to Church, dining out, movies, biking and more. BOX 11739
LET'S SEE A MOVIE Looking for a nice female, late 20's to mid 30's, to spend some time with. Enjoys walks, picnics, biking, roller bladdlng, and more. I'm tall,' thin, dark haired, single white male. BOX 15089
HERE I AM 5'8", male, 140 Ibs, independent, employed. Seeking a female for friendship and possibly more. BOX 25964
LET'S HAVE SOME FUN 5'11" male, 190 Ibs, athletic build, 25 yrs old, blonde hair, goatee, enjoys concerts, clubs, dancing, sports, the beach, pool, movies, and more. Seeking an intelligent, sweet, attractive female, age unim-portant, with a good personality. BOX 30802
DOWN RIVER MALE Single white male, 50, 5'8", 165 Ibs, seeking female, weight/height proportionate, 40-50, sincere, hon-est, who enjoys movies, live bands, dancing, moonilght walks. No games, for possible long term rela-tionship. Wayne County. BOX 33716
BRIGHT EYES 48 yr old, white male, 57", 145 Ibs, dark blue eyes, fun loving, non-smoker, who likes walking, swim-ming and camping. Seeking a petite white female, for possible long term relationship. BOX 36096
SPEND TIME WITH ME Divorced white male, 52, 5'11", 180 Ibs, professional. Likes concerts, movies, outdoors, dining out, bowl-ing, golf, cards. Looking for special someone, 40-52, to share time and interests in monogamous relation-ship. Down River area. BOX 30843
TALK WITH ME 63, 6', semi-retired, business owner, very normal, nice guy, seeks interesting, Intelligent, tradi-tional lady, 40-60, for boating, din-ner dances, world travel, concerts, conversation. Hope to hear from you. Oakland County. BOX 35937
ALL AMERICAN TYPE Mature athletic type 50 plus, blonde 6'3", 205 Ibs, professional attractive diverse interest active lifestyle. Seeks outgoing, fit, i tive unencumbered single To create sparks through dating, travel, long term relationship. Oakland county BOX 35995
CARE FREE GUY Divorced male, 49, enjoys the out-doors, bike riding, movies, dining out, golf, spending time at home. Looking for a laid back, carefree female to share fun and friendship. BOX 14981
EASY GOING MALE Divorced white male, 55, 6', 250 Ibs, easy going, laid back. Enjoys reading, fishing, watching televi-sion, movies, eating well. Seeking same age female, weight/height proportionate, for friendship, possi-ble relationship. BOX 26612
EASY GOING GENTLEMAN 55 , Caucasian blue eyes, light brown hair, recently retired, animal lover, enjoys travel, music, movies, live plays and good conversation. Never married, live in down river area. Social drinker, non-smoker.'1
Wayne County. BOX 33370
INTELLECTUAL ATHLETE Single white professional male, 6', medium build, Harvard grad, MENSA; athletic, interesting, adventurous, never married. Likes swimming, rock climbing, foreign travel. Emotionally, financially secure. Seeks single white profes-sional female, 30 to 40. Oakland County. BOX 35948
LET'S TALK Divorced white male, 52,5'11", 180 Ibs. Enjoys concerts, dining out, movies, bowling, golf, card games. Looking for a special lady, 40-52, to share these fun times with. Let's talk over a cup of coffee. BOX 11646
ADVENTUROUS Handsome, passionate, intelligent, funny, tall, well built, single white male, 34, looking for very passion-ate, adventurous, intelligent, kind hearted female, for friendship and romance. Oakland County. BOX 23337
HONEST, HANDSOME Sincere, easygoing divorced white professional male, 54, 57", 160 Ibs, non-smoker; Likes outdoors, dancing, shopping, dining, laugh-ing romantic evenings. Seeking attractive single or divorced white female, 39-53, non-smoker, petite, similar interests. Down River area only. BOX 25948
HERE I AM Looking for a slender, attractive lady, 50 to 58, for a permanent relationship. 1 am widowed, well built, healthy, attractive, active, and outgoing. I am 62 going on 40, and lonesome. Please call my voice greeting, Dearborn area. I'll answer your call. Wayne County. BOX 33683
CHEMISTRY, KARMA,... Kissesl Articulate, energetic sharp white male, 40, values humor and creativity seeks a warm enduring union with an affectionate sweet-heart. Wayne county BOX 33732
ABOVE AVERAGE GENT Single white male, mid 40's, gets into travel, music, cars, photogra-phy, sports, home decorating, etc., looking for an above average lady to partner with. Oakland county BOX 35993
INTERESTED? Single white male, shy, 38, 5'6", 165 Ibs, brown hair, blue eyes, fun-loving, caring and gentle. Loves the beach, motorcycles, water and amusement parks, slow dancing, old time rock and roll. BOX 11508
PICK UP THE PHONE Single white male, 49, 5'4", 135 Ibs, no dependents, honest, going, sincere. Enjoys golf, BBQ's, craft show, street fairs, day trip, weekend travel and quality time at home. Seeking lady with simitar interest, 39 to 50. Will return all calls. BOX 11520
HEY, YOU NEVER KNOW Middle age white male, seeking a white female, 25 to 40, for casual dating. Must be petite, attractive and no dependents. BOX 11585
ROMANCE <S HE KEY Single white male, 39, dark brown hair and blue eyes, 5'8", 185 Ibs, happy go lucky guy. Enjoys horse back riding, swimming, races, hockey games, quiet times at home. Seeking someone 35 to 45, with similar interest. BOX 11595
SINCERELY YOURS Divorced white male, 35, attractive, no children, 190 lbs, brown hair and eyes. Seeking an attractive female, 24 to 39, social drinker and occasional smoker ok. BOX 11600
SEEKS FULL FIGURES Black male, young 46, 57", 170 Ibs, medium build, upbeat, roman-tic, affectionate, easygoing. Seeking single or divorced mature white female, 200-400 Ibs. Enjoys bike riding, gardening, music, drives, cuddling, cooking, movies, parks, quiet times. BOX 11614
READY FOR LOVE Attractive black male, looking for female, any race, weight/height proportionate, to share special times with. Willing to give and take in a loving, committed relationship. BOX 11703
JUST LOVABLE Single white male, 44, loves hug-ging, cuddling, kissing and lots of affection. Seeking femaie with the same interest, age, race, size open. BOX 14939
CUTIE PiE Cute single male, 24, blue eyes, medium build, no children. Enjoys golf and having fun. BOX 14955
END MY SEARCH Single white male, 6', 190 Ibs. Looking for a needle in a haystack, a single white femate, in the Wayne county area, under 30, slender, medium to long hair, feminine and
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LET THE FUN BEGIN 39 yr old single white male, dark brown curly hair, tanned. Enjoys swimming, fishing, boating, the out-doors, movie9 and quiet time at home. Seeking female, 35 to 45, that would like to have some fun. BOX 14965
OLD MOVIE BUFF Retired male, 58, 5'9", 170 Ibs, brown hair and eyes, non- drinker, non-smoker. Enjoys music, old movies, gardening, conversation and more. Looking to meet medium to petite lady, with similar interests, for friendship and possibly more. BOX 14976
I'M A SINCERE PERSON If you are, 48 to 58, slim, white and attractive, call me. If you are look-ing for a non-violent, loving happy go lucky, non-drinking guy, call me. I'm 5'9", 175 lbs, attractive, wid-owed and lonesome, looking for a life time relationship. I'll answer your call. Down River. No games. BOX 24966
SENTfMENTAL Single white male, 5'8", 150 lbs, fair sensitive skin, kind, gentle and extremely romantic. Seeking easy going, kind lady, 48 to 55, for long term relationship, possible mar-riage. Wayne county. BOX 24988
EVERY MINUTE COUNTS 35 yr old, single divorced father of one, 6'2", with average build, enjoys dining out, biking, horse-back riding, pool, bowling, movies and quiet evenings at home. Looking for a single-white female, 26 to 32, for a relationship. Wayne County BOX 24992
DOWN RIVER AREA Single white male, 5'8", 175 Ibs. Likes outdoors, rollerblading, work-ing out, animals, romantic evenings. Seeking athletic female who loves life, is honest, sincere, romantic. Looking for a best friend to share everything In life with. BOX 25951
OO YOU QUALIFY? White male, 48, muscular, attrac-tive, financial and self secure. Seeking selective, ciassy, attrac-tive white or Asian female, under 45, for long term relationship. Wayne county. BOX 25970
BE ALL MINE FOREVER Single white male, 44, honest, faithful, trustworthy, caring, loving,' up front, smoker, social drinker, 6', 165 lbs, looking for a white female, 35-50, on the slim side, 100-140 lbs, who has the same qualities as ! do. Looking for a very serious relationship, no head games. Oakland County. BOX 26014
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5'10", 195 Ibs, curly blond hazel eyes, somewhat active,' adventurous. Looking for white female, 35 to 50, petite medium build,, non-smoker, drinker, with similar Interests, 1 daily secure. BOX 26015
ADVENTUROUS GUY Single father of two, 5'6", 130-1' Ibs, medium build, blond brown eyes. Wide variety of i ests, whatever you like, I like, get together and talk over a cup <
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SEARCHING FOR YOU < White professional male, 47, smok-< er. Loves reading, working out,;' movies, gardening, cooking, out-! doors. Looking for slender white' female, 19-34, who loves children* and animals, and would like,to start' a serious relationship. BOX 30859j
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White single parent, 26, 6', 140.' lbs., slim, big heart. Enjoys every-/ thing, loves children. Seeks single* white female, 22-28, attractive, car-; Ing, supportive, open, to bring out the happiness in me. Wayne! County BOX 32004
ATHLETIC CHRISTIAN I 42 yr old, handsome, Christian! male, 6 T , 205 Ibs, blond hair, blue! eyes. Seeks athletic, Christian* female, who enjoys boating, out4 doors, dining out, romanticj evenings, for possible long rela4 tionship. Wayne County. BOX; 32015 |
SLIM GAL PREFERREO < Handsome, fit, white male, 43,' active and adventurous, enjoys? well balanced life style, seeks a! slim to moderate gal to get to know.* Oakland County. BOX 32021 !
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170, no dependents. Seeks single* white female, 25 to 45. Reply nowi, BOX 33492 . \
FROM TAYLOR ? 5'8", 175 muscular lbs., divorced* white male. Enjoys dancing, spe-! clal drives, leisure walks, watching! movies, quiet evening at home, etc.! Seeking a woman, 40's, 5' plus, n q more than 130 lbs. Wayne Counts* BOX 33725 • [
MUSIC MAGIC AND YOU Nice iooking, youthful, spiritual] employed, single white male, 51,| 5'9", 144 Ibs, fit, keyboardist, song| writer, many interests. Would love; to respectfully adore a cute, slen-jj der, trustworthy, single white; female, non-smoker. BOX 33733 I
BEST FRIENO WANTED j Mid 60's, 5'8", financially secure! Caucasian bachelor who ilkes the) finer things in life. Likes Sailing,) classical music and traveling. Been; to the Atlantic and Pacific recently; and in between. Like to take you! with me the next time I go. Looking^ for a decent loyal woman and bests f r i o o H R n Y 3 * Q 1 * I friend. BOX 35915
EBONY SEEKS IVORY Single black male, 40, 6'2", 23d Ibs, attractive, intelligent, college educated, easygoing, open mind-ed, humorous. Seeks white or Hispanic female, 30+, with same attributes, sure positive thinker. Wayne County. BOX 35952
OLD FASHIONED 48 yr old, widowed, Christian black male, father of twins, seeks single female, 37 to 51. Must be honesi and have God first. BOX 35967
YOUR SUMMER SURPRISE ...Just might be a most enjoyable white male, 40's, good looks, edu cated and energetic. Seeks an attractive, friendly, lady to share ii with. Oakland County! BOX 35971
SENSIBLE MAN Single white male, 55, soft-spoken, down-to-earth, enjoys dancing, theater, movies, etc. Seeks friend' ly, relation ship-minded, single white female, 40's to 50's. Oakianc County. BOX 35983
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AROUND TOWN ROLLER HOCKEY • Fall Inline Roller Hockey Leagues for all ages at Skatin' Station II in Can-ton. Ten-week session $120 with one game a week. This includes shirts for champion teams, a game jersey and referee fees. All hockey stats will now be posted on the Web. Registration is going on now. Call (734) 459-6401 for more information.
WORSHIP SERVICE • First United Methodist Church in Plymouth pre-sents "Character Under Construction" series Part Il-by pastor Debbie Leach at 6:30 p.m. Sunday, July 1 .
KELLY MILLER CIRCUS • Plymouth Lions Club presents the circus behind Plymouth Central Middle School on Saturday, Aug 4. Performances are 2 p.m. and 5 :30 p.m. Advanced tickets are $7/ adults; $5/ child. Circus arrives at 7:30 a.m. at site, and ele-phants and crew will set up tents, etc. at 9:30 a.m. AUTOS FOR AUTISM
n A car show to benefit the Autistic School Association Inc. from 6-09 p.m., Mon-day, July 9, at Garden City High School. In addition to cars, there will be music, food, clowns and face paint-ing. Call (734) 421-5065 for further information. CAREGIVER WORKSHOP • Please join us for a free caregiver workshop 1-4 p.m. Thursday, July 12, at the Lutheran Home of Livonia, 28910 Plymouth. The topics to be presented are: An Overview of Alzheimer's Disease, Understanding Behaviors, and Community Resources. Call (248) 557-8277 to pre-register for this free work-shop. COOKIES AND MILK • Cookies. & Milk Drop-In Play Center for children through age 4, 8515 Lilly, Golden Gate Shopping Center, 11 a.m., Monday -Friday. Contact Cathy Proppe (734) 207-1655 for further information. LIVE THEATER • Phoenix Productions pre-sents Misery by Stephen King at the Riverside Arts Center, 76 N. Huron, Ypsi-lanti, through July 8. Tick-ets $14 (students and seniors $10) in advance and at the door. Call 480-9577 for reservations and information.
ENTERTAINMENT BOOKS • The Plymouth Communi-ty Chorus is selling 2002 Entertainment Books to help pay for its educational and charitable activities. By pre-ordering now, buy-ers will receive a 2001 Val-ues Book as a bonus. The cost is $30. Books will be delivered to the buyers. To order call Stan a t (734) 459-6829. MAYBURY STATE PARK • Summer Evening Series 7 p.m. each Thursday. Each week a different topic is covered from Maybury's natural or cultural history with hikes and slide pro-grams. All programs are free; however, a state park motor vehicle permit is required for entry to the park.
SUMMER ARTS CAMP • Plymouth Community Arts Council is offering five weeks of camp this sum-mer. Camps are 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.- Monday-Friday. Kids are to bring a lunch and drink and there will be a show/ exhibit at 7 p.m. Fridays at the end of each camp week. The cost for each week is $100 for PCAC members. Call (734) 416-4ART for further information.
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL • Veggie Town Vacation Bible School is accepting
children 2 years old to com-pleted sixth grade at the First United Methodist Church on X. Territorial in Plymouth, July 16-20. The fee is $7 ($20 maximum for immediate family). Call (734) 453-5280 for further information.
DUFFERS & DINERS • Sundays at the Golden Fox of Fox Hills through September. Eighteen holes at $100/ couple - tee times noon to 4 p.m.; 9 holes $80/ couple - tee times 2-4 p.m. Price includes your choice of steak or chicken dinner, golf and cart. Please call for tee times (734) 453-7272. PRESCHOOL REGISTRATION • Willow Creek Co-op Preschool registration is taking place for the 2001-2002 school year. Classes for 3 and 4-year-olds; morning and afternoon ses-sions. For more informa-tion call Maria Panek at 326-9101.
SUMMER ART CAMP • D&M Studios in coopera-tion with Canton Leisure Services and the city of Plymouth Recreation Department presents "Aus-tralian Outback-Down Under," this year's Sum-mer Art Camp theme. There is still room for preschool to teens. Call (734) 453-3710 for further information.
SUMMER DAY CAMP • Summer Day Camp is being held at Summit on the Park. Campers take part in crafts, gym activi-ties, daily swim time and are treated to "off-site" field trips on Fridays. Camp runs from 8:45 a.m. to 4:14 p.m. with pre- and post-care options available. To be eligible for camp, campers must have com-pleted the first grade through a maximum of completing the fifth grade. Call (734) 394-5460 for fur-ther information.
NEW MORNING SCHOOL • New Morning School has Summer Discovery Days Openings for fun hands on learning. Age range is 3-10 years old. Classes start July 9. For information about the camps, call the school at (734) 430-3331. BICYCLE RIDES
• Bike tours throughout the Plymouth community, s tart at 6:30 p.m., every Monday through Septem-ber a t the Comerica Bank on Ann Arbor Road, west of Sheldon. Find out how to bike to the area focal points while minimizing sharing the road with fast moving motorists. For further info, call Alan VanKerckhove (734) 455-9144. HEAD START • Starfish Family Services has openings for preschool-ers in its Head Start pro-gram. This is a free pro-gram for income-eligible 3 and 4 year olds and their families. It also accepts eli-gible foster children any children with disabilities. For information, call (888) 887-9980.' TINY TOTS • Tiny Tots Pre-school The Salvation Army is accept-ing registration for Mon-day-Wednesday-Friday for 4 year olds; Tuesday-Thursday for 3 year olds for the fall 2001-2002 ses-sion. Call Peggy Blaisdell at (734) 453-5464 for fur-ther information. PRE-SCHOOL REGISTRATION
• Dixboro Co-op Preschool is accepting applications for children 3-5-years-old for its fall semester. For more information, please call (734) 665-5632. HISTORICAL MUSEUM • Hours for the Canton Historical Museum are 1-4 p.m., Tuesday and Satur-day. Tours for school, Scouts or other groups may be arranged by calling (734) 397-0088.
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VILLAGE MUSIC • Group classes in piano and hammer dulcimer for people ages 5 - adult. The complete Kindermusik cur-riculum is offered for new-borns to children 7 years old. For information, call Norma Atwood at (734) 354-9825.
HATHA YOGA Bl Classes in Plymouth, 9:30-11 a.m. Tuesdays, 7:30-9 p.m. Wednesdays, and 3-5:30 p.m. Sundays. Call Cynthia Gray (734) 420-2418.
TAI CHI • Beginner tai chi classes starting at 7 p.m. are offered in Livonia. Classes at 7 p.m., Monday and Wednesday available in Livonia and Bloomfield Hills. Livonia location has day classes for seniors. Observers welcome. Call (248) 332-1281 for further information. RECREATION • The city of Plymouth is taking registration for its childrens/ tots gymnastics, dance, arts, Jump-A-Rama, tai kwan do, personal development, aerobics and more. For more informa-tion, call the recreation division at (734) 455-6620. SKATING CLASSES
• Learn to roller-skate a t Skatin' Station II in Can-ton for children or adults, 7-8 p.m. every Sunday. The cost is $6 per session
or $30 for six weeks. Inline roller hockey leagues for all ages. Ten-week session with one game a week for all ages. Call (734) 459-6401 for information.
ENTERTAINMENT BOOKS • The Plymouth Optimist Club is selling Entertain-ment 2001 books. Proceeds will be used for children's causes throughout south-eastern Michigan. Books are $40 and will be deliv-ered. Call Bill VonGlahn at (734) 453-8253.
CREATIVE MUSIC • The Creative Music Cen-ter of Plymouth/ Canton has registration for its kin-dermusik classes. Classes are pro-rated and held at the First Baptist Church of Plymouth, 45000 N, Terri-torial (just west of Shel-don). For information, call Lori Nelson at (734) 354-9109.
CLUBS VFW DINNERS • Mayflower-Lt. Gamble VFW annual chicken bar-becue begins at 11 a.m. July 4 for $6. The post is at 1426 S. Mill St., Ply-mouth. WEST SUBURBAN STAMPS • Meeting at 8 p.m., the first and third Fridays of the month at the Plymouth Historical Society, 155 S. Main Street, Plymouth.
PLYMOUTH CANTON JAYCEES • Looking for a few. good people, age 21-39 interest-ed in making new friends, helping with good causes and having an overall good time. The Jaycees meet a t 7:30 p.m. every second Wednesday of the month at the Plymouth Township Clerk's office. Call (734) 453-8407 or show up at our monthly meeting. COMMUNITY DEMOCRATS
• The Community Demo-cratic Club meets at 7 p.m. on the third Wednesday of every month at UAW Local 845 Hall. Business meeting begins at 7:30 p.m. The club serves Canton, Northville, Plymouth and the Livonia 13th District. For further information, call Becky Tavarozzi (734) 398-5845. TOASTMASTERS • Develop your public speaking, communications and leadership skills. Guests welcome. No pres-sure to speak. Being held at St. John Episcopal Church in Plymouth. This group meets at 7 p.m. every first and third Mon-day of the month. Please call (734) 459-0715 for more information. WESTSIDE SINGLES • Westside Singles pre-sents dances every Friday night at the Burton Manor. Doors open at 8 p.m., dressy attire, bar, D.J., 21
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and older, price is $4 before 8:30 p.m. and $6 after 8:30 p.m. Call (734) 981-0909 for further information. K OF C BREAKFAST • The Knights of Colum-bus holds a breakfast buf-fet 8:30 a.m. to noon every Sunday at the Knights of Columbus Hall, 150 Fair St., Plymouth. All-you-can-eat buffet. Newly remod-eled breakfast room. Call (734) 453-9833 for further information. ARTS COUNCIL Bl Every second Tuesday at noon you're invited to take your lunch and learn about art with the speakers from the DIA. The cost is $5 for members and $8 for others. Lectures are free to senior citizens. Winter 2001 class-es for children-acting, singing, drawing, sketching and painting. For adults: photography, drawing, sketching, watercolor, salsa dance, and figure drawing with models. Art or drama birthday parties or Scout workshops custom designed for each group (any age) at the Plymouth Community Arts Council. For information, call (734) 416-4278.
KIWANIS BREAKFAST CLUB • The Plymouth-Canton Kiwanis Breakfast Club meets 7 a.m. every Tues-day at the Plymouth Cul-tural Center, 525 Farmer, Plymouth. Guests are wel-come. Call Charr Briggs at (810) 406-8489.
BNI • The Canton II Chapter of Business Network Interna-tional (BNI) holds its regu-lar meetings 7-8:30 a.m. every Wednesday at Roman Forum Restaurant, 41601 Ford, Canton. The Laurel Park Chapter meets 7-8:30 a.m. at Archie's Family Restaurant on Ply-mouth Road, east of Merri-man, Livonia. The Ply-mouth Chapter meets every Thursday at the Ply-mouth Cultural Center, 525 Farmer, Plymouth.
Call the BNI regional office at (810) 323-3800.
• The Plymouth Baptist Church holds the Mothers Of Preschoolers meetings 9-11:30 a.m. on the first and third Tuesdays, of each month. These meetings provide a time for moms to develop new friendships with other moms. Child care is provided. The church is at 42021 Ann Arbor Trail in Plymouth, between Lilley and Hagger-ty. Call (734) 453-5534. Space is limited. GOURMET DINING GROUP • The Plymouth/. Northville/ Canton gourmet dining group meets the second Saturday of the month through June. Planned menu and recipes for each meal. If interested in joining, call Dottie Brow-er at (734) 455-1206 or Pat Stokes at (734) 455-7446. MOTHERS OF MULTIPLES • The Plymouth-Canton Mothers of Multiples Club meets 7 p.m. the third week of each month on alternating Mondays and Tuesdays. Play group meets twice a month on alternating Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Call Pam Heestand at (734) 981-3341. M.O.M. • Meet Other Mothers (M.O.M.) presents guest speakers and discussions from 9:30-11:30 a.m. the second and fourth Friday of each month. Baby-sitting is provided. Call Cheree at (734) 416-6214 or Laura at (313) 538-7622.
MOMS CLUB • MOMS Club welcomes all western Wayne County stay-at-home mothers to meet at 10 a.m. the third Tuesday of each month. Play group meets every1
Wednesday. Call Lisa at (734) 844-3685.
HUMAN RIGHTS GROUP • The Human Rights Group meets at 7 p.m. the first Sunday of the month a t the Plymouth Coffee Studio, 600 W. Ann Arbor Trail, Plymouth. Call Paulette at (734) 416-9288 or Charlene at (734) 963-0649.
PLYMOUTH NEWCOMERS • Plymouth Newcomers is a social organization dedi-cated to helping people meet others in the commu-nity through its monthly meetings and variety of special interest groups. Call Christine at (734) 416-0300.
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY • Volunteers needed for its Road to Recovery program. Volunteers help to drive cancer patients to and from medical centers throughout the Detroit area. Call (248) 557-5353 for further infor-mation.
DISCOVERY SHOPS • The American Cancer Society's Discovery Shops are looking for volunteers interested in retail to make a difference in the fight against cancer. Various positions, flexible hours and training are available. For more information, call the American Cancer Soci-ety at (248) 557-5353 or toll-free at (800) 925-2271. LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES
• The agency needs foster parents and help publiciz-ing its work. Call (877) 464-3264 for further infor-mation.
U OF M CANCER CENTER Bl The Patient Education Resource Center at the U of M Cancer Center is look-ing for volunteers to help patients and families obtain information about cancer. Basic computer skills and knowledge of the Internet required. One four-hour shift per week during business hours. For more details, call Ruti Volk at 936-9947.
GRIEF SUPPORT • New Hope Center for Grief Support is a Chris-tian-based bereavement outreach and resource cen-ter in Northville. All of our services for adults and chil-dren are offered a t no cost to the participants. Please call (248) 348-0115 for fur-ther information.
GRIEF SUPPORT FOR KIDS Bl Xpress Ways is a grief therapy group for children ages 11-13 who have expe-rienced death of someone significant. Meeting at 4:30-6 p.m. Mondays. For teens who have experi-enced the death of a par-ent, sibling or grandparent, a group will meet on Tues-days through Aug. 14. Being held at the Arbor Hospice Residence in Ann Arbor. To register or for more information, call (734) 662-3742, Ext. 175. GRIEF SUPPORT
• Millions of people each year experience feelings of sadness, loneliness, and anger after the death of a loved one. Group support meets 6:30-8 p.m. on the second and fourth Tuesday at the Community Hospice in Westland. Call (734) 522-4244 for further infor-mation. CHILDREN OF DIVORCE • The group meets weekly 6-7 p.m. on Monday or Tuesday evenings. The group is designed for chil-dren ages 6-12 and may also benefit children whose parents have separated or divorced in the past but who are still struggling to accept it. For information and registration, call Bar-bara Bielak at (734) 453-0718.
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LINDA ANN CHOMIN
Chamber music lovers applaud new season
William Osburn never forgot the way the sound moved him the first time he heard a
Chamber Music Society concert at the Detroit Institute of Arts as a junior high school student.
The experience so inspired the Canton resident he continued to
attend the J Chamber Music Society of Detroit
What: Opens its 2001-
2002 season with the
Kali chstei n-Laredo-Robin-
son Trio {piano, violin
and cello)
When: 8 p.m. Saturday,
Sept. 2 2
Where: Seligman Per-
forming Arts Center,
2 2 3 0 5 W. 1 3 Mile at
Lahser, Beverly Hills
Tickets: $18-$65, $15
students. Call (248)
855-6070. For subscrip-
t ion information, call
(248) 737-9980
AH concerts begin at 8
p.m. and are held at the
Seiigman Center except
for the Dec. 10 concert
at Orchestra Hall, Detroit
fl Pianists Emmanuel Ax
and Yefim Bronfman -
Thursday, Nov. 15
• Daniel Barenboim,
piano - Monday, Dec.
10. Tickets $26-$76,
$16 students
• Shanghai Quartet -
Saturday, Jan. 19
• Violinist Joshua Bell -
Thursday, Feb. 7
• Borromeo String Quar-
te t with clar inet ist
Richard Stoltzman - Sat-
urday, March 2 3
• Fleisher-Jolley-Tree
Trio (piano, horn and vio-
lin) - Saturday, April 27
• Miami String Quartet -
Saturday, May 18
organiza-tion's con-certs, not realizing society pres-ident Lois Beznos would approach him about joining the board near-ly three decades later. Osburn not only enthu-siastically accepted but took on the duties of treasurer just in time for the opening of the 2001-2002 season in Septem-ber.
"I've always had a love for chamber music," said Osburn. "The music is very com-plex yet very subtle at the same time. It's soothing yet very inter-esting."
Some con-certs like Yo-Yo Ma at
Orchestra Hall earlier this year are as memorable for Osburn as that first Chamber Music Society of Detroit concert.
"To hear a cello fill a hall by itself was fantastic," said Osburn, "but just as memorable was hearing Branford Marsalis (with the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra) in March. I decided I wanted to get a little bit more involved with an organization that was bringing some great culture to the Detroit area - bringing in virtu-osos, masters of their instruments."
Osburn's expertise as Art Van Fur-niture's vice president of performance excellence and 20 years as a quality leader and consultant to numerous organizations will go a long way to helping him serve on the strategic planning committee for the Chamber Music Society of Detroit.
"We feel it's very important to have a vision," said Beznos who's begin-ning her 15th year with the organiza-tion. "We're always expanding as a way of staying healthy and thriving. We have a wonderful education pro-gram with a two-week string residen-cy that visits multitudes of schools and universities and culminates in a performance in our series so that they know how to listen to and enjoy a concert."
Beznos has seen a lot of changes over the years because the organiza-tion keeps an eye on the future. Founded in 1944, the Chamber Music Society of Detroit is committed to presenting the highest quality of per-formers as well as encouraging new
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New face: William Osburn was recently elected to the board of directors of the Chamber Music Society of Detroit.
Images mirror African American history
PHOTOS COURTESY OF DETROIT INSTITUTE OF ARTS
Mrs. Tell's daughters: Herbert Collins transcends docu-mentation to capture a moment in time (c.1910 -1916).
BY LINDA ANN CHOMIN STAFF WRITER [email protected]
Nancy Barr moves spryly through the first of 11 galleries featuring a comprehensive survey of African-American photography from 1842 to the
present. It's one o'clock on a Tuesday afternoon, and the associate curator of graphic arts is in the fftial stages of coordinating the installation of 320 images by more than 100 photographers.
Reflections in Black: Smithsonian African Ameri-can Photography goes on exhibit in less than a week after arriving at the Detroit Institute of Arts more than a month ago from th6 Anacostia Museum and Center for African American History and Culture at
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On the road: This 1966 portrait of John and Alice Coltrane was taken by Charles Stewart who studied photography at Ohio University before moving to New York City after graduation. Stewart photographed nearly every jazz musician active between 1950 and 1980.
the Smith-sonian Insti-tut ion in Washington, D.C. Deborah Willis, a Smithsonian curator, spent 20 years r e sea rch ing the subject before assem-bling the e x h i b i t i o n and wri t ing Reflections in Black: A His-tory of Black Photographers 1840 to the Present.
"It's unprecedented," said Barr. "Nobody's ever done a black photography exhib-it on this scale before. It shows how African-Ameri-can photographers prolifer-ated in the s ta tes . Deb Willis went to public and private archives and muse-ums to find all this work."
Divided into three sec-tions, the exhibit concen-t ra tes on the "First 100 Years," "Art and Activism" (including the 1960s civil r ights and black power movements), and "A Histo-ry Deconstructed," which focuses on contemporary photography.
Pioneers like Jules Lion made it possible to counter the dis tor ted images of African-Americans in pop-ular culture. Lion brought daguerreotypes to New Orleans in 1840, a year after the invention of the process. Daguerreotypes caught the attention of the public quickly - not every-one could afford or had
time to sit for a painted portrait. Daguerreotypes allowed common folk to record and commemorate births, anniversaries and other life events. Black peo-ple's pride bloomed. Even though slavery existed in
What : A f r i c a n A m e r i c a n p h o t o g r a p h y f r o m t h e Smithsonian Institution pro-, vides a history f rom 1842 to the present When: July 1 through Sept. 2. Hours are 1 1 a.m. to 4 p . m . W e d n e s d a y - F n d a y , unti l 5 p.m. Saturday-Sun-day. unt i l 9 p.jn,. the f i rs t Friday of month Where: Detroit Inst i tute o f A r t s . 5 2 0 0 W o o d w a r d Avenue. Ca l l { 3 1 3 } 8 3 3 -7900
Admission: Free w i th rec-ommended museum admis-sion $4. $ 1 children Rela ted a c t i v i t y : R i m .maker Sp ike t e e wi l l dis-cuss his use of cinematog-raphy to address issues of race, pol i t ics and relation-ships after a showing of his f i lm Bamboozled ( ra ted R) 7 P.m. Friday, July 20. Tick-, ets are $12, $10 Founders Society members , $7 stu-dents, ( 3 i 3 > S 3 3 - 4 0 0 5
At home: Richard Aloysius Twine's photograph of Mary Mae Martin illustrates a middle class family's appreciation for the visual and per-forming arts in the 1920s.
1840 and for the next 25 years, African-American photography flourished in the larger cities.
Success stories Photographers Glenalvin Goodridge and his broths
ers buil t a successful business by crea t ing the; daguerreotype por t ra i t s on display in the f i r s t gallery. Sixty years before the turn of the century? they began their careers in York, Pa., but were forced from the area because of their father's activities with the Underground Railroad. They eventually settled ih East Saginaw and opened a studio in 1867. In 188<£ the Department of Forestry commissioned them to photograph the Saginaw Valley.
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Moment in time: Robert Hoggins took this photograph of Muhammad Ali and Mai- -colmX in Harlem after All's championship• win in 1964. >
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Schools in for s tudents rehears ing for European concerts BY LINDA ANN CHOMIN STAFF WRITER [email protected]
Edward Lucius stops the music to get more pop out of the trumpets. The Thurston High School Band direc-tor is serious about preparing the student musicians for an upcoming European tour, but wants to make it fun as well. After all, this is supposed to be summer
vacation and these kids rehearse from 8 a.m. to noon Monday through Friday.
"I'm so proud of the kids," said Lucius, who along with 65 students and 39 adults, leave for Vienna, Austria, July 9. "They've been work-ing hard after working all fall with marching band and during the win-ter and spring to perform at festi-vals and competitions."
Edward Lucius None of the students seem to
mind the rigorous rehearsal schedule though. Only a few have ever been to Europe before so they're excited about the trip.
Cathy Rybka isn't really complaining when she says "summer vacation is really shortened and when we come back we start marching band camp Aug. 1." She's just stating a fact.
"It's tedious," said Monique Worischeck sitting right next to her, "but we don't want to go to Europe to have audiences throw tomatoes at us."
Besides, the trip is about more than just performing outdoors in gazebos and town squares during the 13 days in Austria, Switzerland and Germany.
"The most exciting part is the sightseeing," said Chris Ehaenberg.
"No, shopping," shouts out Jenny Rybka, "with all the money from my parents."
And Michelle Koscielecki will be right by Rybka's
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STAFF PHOTOS BY BHWJ MITCHELL;
Sound of music: Melissa Wafer (left) andl Kelli Stafford are among the 65 - • Thurston High School Band students ; preparing for a European tour. >
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African-American photogra-phers were not only achieving success but recording the like-nesses of leading political and cultural figures. C.M. Battey's portraits of Booker T. Washing-ton (1908) and W.E.B. Du Bois (1999 p r in t f rom a 1918 pho-tograyure) were part of a series published and sold throughout the country.
Well-known studio photogra-pher James VanDerZee captured t h e spir i t of Har lem for more than 60 years and left an archive of more t h a n 15,000 images , i nc lud ing a 1932 pho tograph showing a prosperous middle-c lass couple in raccoon coats posed with an automobile.
"There's great street photogra-phy and portraiture," said Barr. "On the other side of the wall are Gordon Parks' portraits of Ella W a t s o n , a c l ean ing woman struggling to raise grandchildren and an adopted daughter . The first section shows daily life in homes, the Tuskegee Insti tute. There are folks playing checkers, a basebal l team. I t shows the diversity of the community, all t he different ways they lived. These are not j u s t stereotypic. There's a lot of dignity."
Many firsts were included in the success stories. Cole was one of the first black studio photog-raphers in the Cleveland area in the early 1920s. Augustus Wash-ington was the first black to own a studio in St. Paul, Minn. Flo-res t ine Per rau l t Collins broke boundaries as well. She worked in a New Orleans studio in the 1920s and '30s b u t i n i t i a l l y passed for white to work as a p h o t o g r a p h e r ' s a s s i s t a n t in 1909.
"I've learned a lot in the pro-cess of p r e p a r i n g for and i n s t a l l i n g t h i s exhib i t , " sa id Barr . "We were all waiting for Deb Willis' research to get pub-l i shed . We al l knew t h e s e African-American photographers were out there but never knew who they were."
Sec t ion two showcases t h e work of Milton Hinton, a jazz musician as well as a photogra-pher . His access to backstage and dressing rooms allowed him to make photographs where few lensmen had gone before. Hinton was in the television studio in t he 1950s with Billie Holiday and Count Bas ie and on t h e s t ree t s of Harlem with Lester Young and Roy Eldridge.
Morgan and M a r v i n S m i t h documented a concert by Ella Fi tzgerald and Chick Webb at t h e Savoy Bal l room in 1938. E r n e s t Wi the r s c a p t u r e d t h e duali ty of life in Memphis two decades later. Withers ' photo-graph of Elvis Presley and B.B. King is in sharp contrast to the reality of his image focusing on a colored waiting room sign in the 1960s.
"For a white rock 'n' roller to be seen With a black blues man was pretty unprecedented in this time," said Barr.
Times were soon to change. In 1963 the introduction of. a civil rights bill in the U.S. Senate, a week after the murder of Medgar
Faces of grief: (Left) Moneta Sleet, Jr. took this photograph of Coretta Scott King and her daughter Bernice at the funeral of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in Atlanta in 1968. The photo earned Sleet the distinc-tion of being the first African American to win the Pulitzer Prize.
Gender issues: (Bottom) Carrie Mae Weems' images tell stories while examining women's experi-ences. "Not Manet's Type" was taken in 1997.
Evers, produced a rise in socially committed photographers such as J o n a t h a n E u b a n k s , who chronicled the activities of the Black Pan the r party. Eubanks showed the Pan the r s were not just a militant organization but provided a breakfast program for ch i ld ren . Robe r t H a g g i n s humanized leaders such as Mal-colm X, before and after he was a member of the Nation of Islam, by showing him with celebrities such as Muhammad Ali.
Photographs of the marches , meetings and rallies document the struggles of the er, and the t r agedy . M o n e t a S lee t J r . records t h e g r i ev ing C o r e t t a Scott King and he r d a u g h t e r , Bernice, a t t he f u n e r a l of Dr . M a r t i n L u t h e r King J r . in A t l an ta in 1968. Joe F lowers shows the af termath of riots in Wat ts in Los Angeles in 1965. An armless mannequin lies face down on the sidewalk as a police off icer w a l k s t h e s h a t t e r e d streets.
The story continues By the 1970s many African-
Americans began studying pho-t o g r a p h y and r e d e f i n i n g t h e image but never forgot history. They brought insight to the past and challenged viewers to relate their own experiences to the sub-
ject rpatter. Themes of identity, s p i r i t u a l i t y and f ami ly a re p r e v a l e n t in c o n t e m p o r a r y African-American photography. New approaches to portrai ture include Donald Camp's use of pigment to dissolve the image. He c r e a t e s a mys t e ry whi le speaking of the fear and distrust of men.
D e n n i s Olanzo Callwood shows the stories behind bars by i n c o r p o r a t i n g t ex t added by incarcerated teenage gang mem-bers. "n Memory of Jasmine tells of a young man locked up three times with 4-year-old son Alex.
Albert Chong incorporates old
family photos into a work then surrounds it with vibrant pink flowers.
"Contemporary African-Ameri-can photographers use a lot of i d e n t i t y i s sues . Wi th women artists, there's gender issues at play."
Bil l ie Hol iday and Bess ie Smith become the spirit of Amer-ica as Amalia Amaki t ransfers t h e i r photos onto f a b r i c and arranges them with flags. Cyn-thia Wiggins takes pride in the working hands of her grandfa-ther, a longshoreman, steelwork-er father, and brother, a mainte-nance mechanic. Bill Gask ins documen t s h a i r s tyles in t he 1990s, K a m b u i O l u j i m u and Coreen Simpson Hip Hop culture and performers.
"This exhib i t is i m p o r t a n t because Deb has knowledge of the other history. The exhibit is unprecedented not only photo-graphically but in documenting b lack c u l t u r e . No one ' s ever brought it all together before, the h i s to ry of Afr ican-Ameri -cans, their lives."
Nancy Barr will discuss the contributions of African-Ameri-cans to the history of photogra-phy as seen in works from the exhibition 6-7:30 p.m. Friday, July 6. The lecture is part of First Friday activities at the DIA.
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music by commissioning works by composers Samuel Barber , Ulysses Kay, and Charles Wuori-nen. Over the years, such illus-trious musicians as Itzhak Perl-man , Jessye Norman, Leonard Bernstein, J ames Galway, and J e a n - P i e r r e R a m p a l h a v e appeared in concert.
"It had been all volunteer and now we have a ta lented staff," said Beznos, a Franklin resident who t augh t Engl ish a t Wayne Sta te University before joining t h e Chamber Music Society of Detroi t . "We jus t announced a Charitable Planned Giving Cam-paign. We're building the organi-zation to make it stronger.
"We're now sel l ing our own t i cke t s to increase t h e conve-nience for people and to keep prices lower."
And the re ' s more va r i e ty in t h e ser ies , sa id Beznos . This year , the eight-concert season spotlights the talents of violinist Joshua Bell, pianists Emmanuel Ax, Yefim Bronfman and Daniel Barenboim, the Shanghai Quar-t e t , Fleisher-Jol ley-Tree Trio, Borromeo Str ing Quar te t , and M i a m i S t r i n g Q u a r t e t a t t he Seiigman Performing Arts Cen-ter in Beverly Hills and Orches-t r a Hall in Detroit.
"It's going to be an extraordi-n a r y season , " sa id Beznos . "Daniel Barenboim hasn ' t been in this area for decades. He per-forms very few recitals because he ' s conductor of t he Chicago Symphony. There's lots of lead-
up activities. He's a spokesper-son for the Middle East so we're contacting local Jews and Arabs and creating a dialogue. We're reaching into areas of the com-munity we haven't before.
"Some of the other highlights are Joshua Bell; he's a fabulous violinist. The Emmanuel Ax and Yefim B r o n f m a n concert we'll have two stars performing. If we had either it would be wonderful but to have both and to do rarely heard two piano repertoire."
Beznos is encouraging cham-ber music lovers not to wait to purchase tickets. Subscriptions for the eight-concert series range from $158 to $482 for box seats at Orchestra 'Hall and on stage seating at the Seiigman Center.
"I'm not sure everyone's aware how important this is to have in t he i r neighborhood and not to wa i t . The bes t s e a t s go f i r s t . We've already gone beyond last year ' s to ta l subscr ipt ion sales a n d t h e b r o c h u r e s were j u s t mailed," said Beznos.
"I love t h e m u s i c and t h e Chamber Music Society is the 10th oldest such organization in the U.S. (recognized by Chamber Music America) with one of the largest subscript ion bases. I t ' s important for metro area audi-ences who long to hear the music performed live."
Have an interesting idea for a story ? Call arts reporter Linda Ann Chomin at (734) 953-2145 or send e-mail to lchomin@oe. homecomm. net
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side. That's why she and the rest of t he band have been sel l ing fruit and coffee along with work-ing in the concessions stands at the Silverdome. It's worth work-ing for the $2,700 cost to each student.
"The reason I w a n t e d to go Was to experience all of the dif-ferent cultures and languages," said Jessica Maxer. "I especially want to go to Venice because it's on t he w a t e r and to h e a r t he Italian language."
Reasons for going vary from an opportunity to meet cute foreign boys to C h r i s t o p h e r M u m a w wan t ing to get "away from my p a r e n t s and b r o t h e r s for two weeks," but all agree this is the chance of a l i f e t ime . Mel i s sa Wafer is especially looking for-ward to the end of the trip when she, her mother and sister travel to Greece to visit relat ives for the first time.
"It's nice because kids get the o p p o r t u n i t y to s h a r e t h e i r music ," said Lucius who took over as band director in 1989. This is his second tour with the s tuden t s . "Many of these kids may never get the opportunity to go back. They spend t h e vas t majority of their education read-ing about it. These kids have the expe r i ence . T h e y ' r e l i t e r a l l y walking through history, stand-ing where William Tell shot the apple. They get to walk through the palaces where people ruled the country."
"We try to give every student who comes th rough the music
• 'Many of these kids may never get the opportunity to go back. They spend the vast majority of their educa-tion reading about It. These kids have the
erally walking through history, standing where William Tell shot the apple. They get to walk through the palaces where people ruled the country.'
Edward Lucius Thurston H.S. band director
and band program the opportu-n i t y to go once d u r i n g h i g h school. I t ' s a t rad i t ion here a t Thur s ton we ' re v e j y proud of. It's an educational experience. In Germany, kids don't study music dur ing the day. We talk about the differences on the trip. But my favorite part is watching the kids experience these new sur-roundings, the incredibly beauti-fu l se t t ing t h a t they tour and perform in. The Swiss Alps are t h e most b e a u t i f u l t h i n g I 've ever seen - having the kids stroll in the market place in Salzburg and visit Mozart's home, just to wa t ch t h e m grow before your eyes and learn."
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A R T F A I R S & S H O W S
BARBARA ABEL Presents her chromogenic and silver gelatin prints of antique mannequins and figurative sculp-ture as follows: July 18-21 at Ann Arbor Street Art Fair; Aug. 31-Sept. 3 at Arts Beats and Eats in Pontiac; Sept. 8-9 at Arts and Apples in Rochester; Sept, 14-16 at Detroit Festival of the Arts in Detroit.
ART IN THE PARK Warren's 21st annual juried fine arts and crafts show featuring more than 150 artists is from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. July 14-15. This free admission event features entertainment, food and draw-ings at Hamlich Park on 13 Mile Road between Ryan and Dequindre. Cafi Jeanne at (81977-1837 for more informa-tion.
ART IN THE WOODS Huntington Woods' 9th annual summer juried and fine art fair, showcasing 80 national artists, food and live music, is 11-5 p.m. July 1 on the grounds of Huntington Woods Lutheran Church, 12935 W. 11 Mile. (248)543-9720. ,
DETROIT COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL Presents a Student & Faculty Exhibit & Sale July 6 at Galerie Blu/Uzelac Gallery. 7 N.
Saginaw, Pontiac. (248)253-7240.
EAT THIS The Maniscalco Gallery presents Eat This - A Slice of Art and Life in the lobby of the Fisher Theatre through July 4. The exhibit will feature artworks by local mas-ters at the Tastefest in the New Center Area of Detroit. (313)886-2993.
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FOR THE ARTS
The Home Gallery presents a fine arts sale and exhibition through Sept. 29 to support the Ashes to Action Fund which provides assistance to artists affected by the March 16 fire in Wyandotte. The exhibition, Ashes + Action = Art will open with a free public reception June 28. Artists wish-ing to participate should call (734)287-6103.
C A L L F O R , A K . T I S T S & A U D I T I O N S
AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY CONTEST
Cranbrook Gardens is providing the landscape. Amateur photog-raphers are invited to take pho-tographs and submit them by Aug. 15. A week-long exhibition of all entries will take place in the public hall and winners will be honored on the exhibit's open-ing night. For entry forms and information, call (248)645-3149.
BIRMINGHAM BLOOMFIELD ART CENTER
Seeking artists to submit their hand-crafted art objects for pos-sible inclusion in the Holiday Shop 2001, showcasing Christmas and Hanukkah mer-chandise, fine jewelry and cos-tume pieces, harid-blown glass, garden and homo decor, ceram-ics, wood and more. Items can be dropped off 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. July 23-24. (248)644-0866, ext. 101.
FARMINGTON FOUNDERS FESTIVAL Now accepting applications for a juried arts, and crafts fair to be held July 19-21. For an applica-tion call Deb at (248)477-5837.
LAWRENCE STREET GALLERY This group of professional artists has an opening for a working artist looking for gallery expo-sure. All media will be considered for jury. Mail letter of interest, slides, resume and SASE to: Lawrence Street Gallery, 6 N. Saginaw, Pontiac, Ml 48923. For more information, call (248) 334-6716 or Kris at (248)360-2381.
MEADOW BROOK
THEATRE GUILD Spotlights Arts and Craft Show is in need of artisans to jury for the show being held Sept. 7-8 at the Rochester Elks Club in downtown Rochester. Indoor and outdoor spaces available. For information, call (248)641-7608 or (248)651-8681.
TELEVISION SEARCH Global Entertainment Television is auditioning for television shows on WB20 and Pax31. We are looking for host, cohost,
singers, rappers, comics, dancers, models, actors and actresses. Auditions held'in July. Audition packages cost $20. Write: Global Entertainment
. Television, 320 E. Maple, #298, Birmingham, Ml 48009. Attn: Auditions. (248) 557-5930.
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ANN ARBOR ART CENTER Offers adult courses for skilled and beginning artists throughout the summer beginning the week of July 9 in downtown Ann Arbor. Eight-week courses include draw-ing, ceramics', printmaking, jewel-ry design, and painting. Specialized courses include: bookmaking July 16; mosiac mas-terpieces July 24-Aug. 2; and shoe art July 22. To register, call (734) 994-8004, ext. 101 or visit www.annarborartcenter.org.
C O N C E R T S
BLUE LAKE FINE ARTS CAMP
Presents an opera based on an Old Testament story at 7:30 p.m. on the following dates: July 7 and 18 and Aug. 1 and 15. The opera entitled Ruth is in celebration of the camp's 35th anniversary. For more information, call (800) 221-3796.
CONCERTS AT ZOO Wednesday evenings from 6-7:30 p.m. are concert nights at the Detroit Zoo featuring jazz, blues and children's music. Woodward and 10 Mile off 1-696 in Royal Oak. (248) 541-5835.
MUSIC UNDER THE STARS Livonia Parks and Recreation and Livonia Arts Commission present Thursday night concerts from 7:30-9 p.m. July 5 - Aug. 23 at Civic Center Park, Greenmead Historical Village and Wilson Historical Barn. Top 40 and Vintage Rock will be performed at Civic Center Park, 5 Mile and Farmington, July 5.
SALUTE TO AMERICA The Detroit Symphony Orchestra, Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village are teaming up to present Salute to America concerts July 1-4 at 7 p.m. on the Village Green at Greenfield Village. Tickets are available at Orchestra Hall box office or by calling (313)576-5111. Tickets are also available at Ticketmaster outlets or by calling (248) 645-6666.
SOUNDS OF SUMMER The Detroit Symphony Orchestra heads to Meadow Brook Music Festival, for a five-week summer session July 13-Aug.'12.
Featured July 13 is American Fanfare; July 14, New World Symphony, July 15 An Evening of Rodgers and Hammerstein. Located on the campus of Oakland University in Rochester Hills. For tickets, call Orchestra Hall box office at (313)576-5111 or TicketMaster at (248) 645-6666.
STARS IN THE PARK A free concert series returns to Heritage Park, located on Farmington Road just south of 1 1 Mile in Farmington Hills. Bring a picnic dinner and lawn chairs or blankets Thursdays at 8 p.m. through Aug. 16. (248)473-1856.
D A N C E
CLAYTON ACADEMY
OF DANCE Offers dance and yoga work-shops July 9-23. 5951 John R., Troy. To register, call (248)828-4080.
DETROIT BALLET Classes in child and adult classi-cal ballet, tap and jazz. Adult beginners welcomed. Classes offered at the Betty Johnston Dance Studio in Farmington Hills at Folsom and Nine Mile. (248) 4 7 4 - 3 l l 4 .
EISENHOWER DANCE ENSEMBLE All levels of classes for recre-ational and professional stu-dents, including modern, ballet, pointe, tap and jazz for children ages 3 and older. 1541 W.
Hamlin, between Crooks and Livernois, Rochester Hills. (248)852-5850.
DEBBIE FELTON'S
ACADEMY OF DANCE Offering summer dance camps July 10-Aug. 22. Also taking reg-istrations for fall enrollment. 16312 Middlebelt, Livonia. (734) 524-0104.
JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER Offering classes for preschool and children at the Oak Park
campus, 15110 W. Ten Mile. (248) 967-4030.
KAMMUELLER DANCE CLASSES Adult daytime summer ballet classes Sundays through Fridays, ages 16-60 years. Call Chris at (248)932-8699 or Mo at (24960-0778. Keego Harbor area.
E V E N T S
ANTIQUE AND GARAGE SALE
The 26th Annual Royal Oak Antique and Garage Sale will fea-ture over 300 vendors of fine fur-niture, clothing, books, jewelry and collectibles July 14-15.
Center Street Parking Garage, two blocks south of 11 Mile in Royal Oak off 1-696 or 1-75. For more information, call the Royal Oak Chamber of Commerce at (248)547-4000.
ARTSMART An informal discussion of the exhibition Sampler is being offered by the Detroit Artists Market 10:30 a.m. to noon Saturday, July 7. 4719 Woodward, Detroit. (313)832-8540, ext. 14. <
CHURCHILL HIGH Accepting applications for the fall craft show, Saturday, Oct. 20.
TINDERBOX PRODUCTIONS The Youth Music Theatre of Detroit is offering classes in per-forming arts skills and participa-tion in a full-length production for children through young adults Juiy 16-27 at the Masonic Temple in Detroit. (313)535-8962.
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CASS CAFE Opens July 14 - We Do The Work part II, an exhibition of photogra-phy of people at work. An open-ing reception is planned from 7-10 p.m. July 14 and the exhibit runs through Labor Day. 4620 Cass, Detroit. (313)831-1400.
JANICE CHARACH EPSTEIN GALLERY
Opens July 12 - Anna Lentsch, a contemporary painter from Barcelona, presents her works through Aug. 30. An opening reception is planned 6:30-8 p.m. July 12. Jewish Community Center, 6600 W.'Maple, West Bloomfield. (248)661-7641.
LAWRENCE STREET GALLERY Opens July 5 - Invitational '01: Under One Roof! with an opening
Garden of Dreams
On display: The Sybaris Gallery, 202 E. Third in Royal Oak, is hosting Garden of Dreams through June 30. Artists inspired by nature whose works are in the exhibit are Diane Echnoz Almeya, Heinz Brummel, Sarah Hood, Micki Lippe, ROY, KiffSlem-mons, Christina Smith and Roberta & Dave Williamson. Pictured here is For My Love, an instal-lation by the Williamsons. Call the gallery for more information at (248)544-8101 or [email protected]
8900 Newburgh, Livonia. (734)523-0022.
MEADOW BROOK HALL Offers summer tours and lun-cheons July 2 - Aug. 31, Dodge Brothers Motor Car Exhibition July 2 - Sept. 30 and Tea on Tuesdays, the third Tuesday of each month from 3-4:30 p.m. The next tea is July 17. Reservations are required by calling (248)370-3140. '
F O R K I D S
BLUE LAKE FINE
ARTS CAMP Presents a weekend camp for children ages 3-10 with Williams Syndrome Sept. 14-16. For more information, write to the camp at 300 E. Crystal Lake, Twin Lake, Ml 49457 or call 1(800)221-3796.
DINOSAUR CAMP The University of Michigan Exhibit Museum of Natural History has added a second ses-sion of Dinosaur Adventure Camp for children who will be entering first or second grade in the fall. The new session is July 23-27 from 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. 1109 Geddes, Ann Arbor. (734)647-6421.
MICHIGAN DANCE EXPRESS Sponsoring the ninth annual sum-mer camp, a sleepover, for dancers ages 8 and up July 22-26 in Fenton. Call (734)397-9755 or (313)562-1203.
SUMMER ART CAMP D&M Studios, Canton Leisure Services and the City of Plymouth Recreation Department present Australian Outback ~ Down Under Summer Art Camp. Open to kids from preschool through their teens. (734)453-3710.
TEEN TRAVEL CAMP Available on a week-to-week basis at Southfield Parks & Recreation Department for ages 11-14. Each day is a new adven-ture through Aug. 10. Beach Woods Recreation Center, 22200 Beach, Southfield. For more infor-mation, call (248)354-9603.
reception 7-10 p.m. July 6, the exhibit runs through Aug. 17. 6 N. Saginaw, Pontiac. (248)334-6716.
LIVONIA ARTS COMMISSION Woodcut Prints will be on display
. July 5-30 at Livonia City Hall lobby, 33000 Civic Center Dr., east of Farmington. (734)466-2490.
OAKLAND COUNTY GALLERIA Opens July 3 - Creative Arts Council exhibit runs through Aug, 24. An opening reception is scheduled from 6-8 p.m. Friday, July 13. 1200 N. Telegraph, Pontiac. (248)858-0415.
REVOLUTION Opens July 7 - Selected works by gallery art ists through Aug. 4. 23257 Woodward, Ferndale. (248)541-3444.
ROBERT KIDD GALLERY Opens July 7 - Fresh Paint featur-ing more than 30 contemporary artists runs through Sept. 1. 107 Townsend, Birmingham. (248) 642-3909.
SYBARIS GALLERY Opens July 7 - Foreign Soil fea-tures ceramics from Australia, The Netherlands and Switzerland through. Aug. 11. Opening recep-tion 2-5 p.m. July 7. 202 E. Third, Royal Oak. (248)544-3388.
WARREN TRI-COUNTY FINE ARTS Opens July 2 - Officers and board members artwork will be dis-played through July 3 1 at the Warren City Hall Gallery, North Corridor. 29500 Van Dyke, Warren. (810)754-1466.
G A L L E R Y E X H I B I T S
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ANN ARBOR ART CENTER . Through July 1 - Works by art ist
and author Nancy Swan Drew. Through July 29 - Well Heeled: A Shoe Exhibition. 117 W. Liberty, Ann Arbor. Works of local art ist Hamil Ma on location at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, 5325 Elliot Dr., Suite 109, through Aug. 7 and Expresso Royale Caf6, 324 S. State, July 10-Aug.
21. (734)994-8004, ext. 101.
CENTER GALLERIES Through July 15 - New Work/New York featuring new work by emerging and estab-lished artists in New York City. 3 0 1 Frederick Douglass, Detroit. (313)664-7800.
JANICE CHARACH
EPSTEIN GALLERY Through July 3 - Emerging Artists from Michigan and Collected Visions: A Group Exhibition. Jewish Community Center, 6600 W. Maple,- West Bloomfield. (248)661-7641.
COMMUNITY ARTS GALLERY Through July 27 - The gallery will host the 2001 Alumni Exhibition. (313)577-2423.
CPOP GALLERY Through July 29 - Acid Burners 4, Scott Chester's design imagery for motorcycles, helmets and riding equipment, and Clapping and Shouting Disturbs the Animals, paintings by Steven Verriest. 4160 Woodward, Detroit. (313)833-9901.
DETROIT ARTISTS MARKET Through July 13 - Sampler. 4719 Woodward, Detroit. (313)832-8540, ext. 12. .
DETROIT ZOO Through Sept. 3 - Quit Buggin' Me: a glass sculpture exhibit in the Wildlife Interpretive Gallery. 8450 W. Ten Mile, Royal Oak (248)398-0903.
GALLERY 212 Through July 15 - Idle Rumors, an all media juried exhibition. 207 W. Liberty, Ann Arbor. (734)665-8224.
GATE VI GALLERY Through July 13 - Barbara Eko Murphy's watercolor paintings. Novi Civic Center atrium, 45175 W. Ten Mile. (248)347-0400.
HERMITAGE GALLERY Through July 30 - Paris, an exhibit of paintings by Christa Kieffer and Robert Lebron. 235 Main, Rochester. (248)656-8559.
HELL GALLERY Through summer - The Buckeye Family, four figures carved by green grocer Joe C. Lee in Overton County, TN, circa 1925, are on display. 407 W. Brown, Birmingham. (248)540-9288.
ELLEN KAYROD
ART GALLERY Through August - Class Projects of 2001 includes works of art completed at the Detroit Institute of Arts, an Intergenerational Quilt project and special calligraphy. The exhibit will move to Focus: Hope and will be on display Aug. 30 - • Sept. 27. (313)833-1300, ext.
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DAVID KLEIN GALLERY . Through July 14 - Recent figura-tive paintings by Detroit artist Charles Pompilius. 163 Townsend, Birmingham. (248)433-3700.
LEMBERG GALLERY ' Through July 14 - RE: production, the manufacture of multiple objects to create unique works of art. 23241 Woodward, Ferndale. (248)591-6623.
LIVONIA ARTS COMMISSION Arts Commissioners - Past and Present will be on display in the Fine Arts Gallery and Livonia Fly Fisherman Display will be at Livonia Civic Center Library through July. 32777 Five Mile, east of Farmington. (734)466-2540. .
MANISCALCO GALLERY Through. Aug. 25 - Love, an exhi-bition celebrating the July wed-ding of Robert Maniscalco and Amanda Poland. 17329 Mack, Detroit. (313)886-2993.
RONALD PAVSNER Through sdmmer - An exhibition' of new prints, paintings and sculptures by Ronald Pavsner at the Java Hutt, next to the Birmingham Theatre, downtown Birmingham.
Through July 2 1 - Incubation Series features works of Scott Chamberlain and Bonnie Seeman. Stratton Gallery, 10125 E. Jefferson, Detroit. (313)822-0954.
PLYMOUTH COMMUNITY
ARTS COUNCIL Through July 5 - Celebration of Color by Nancy Walls Smith. 774 N. Sheldon, Plymouth. (734)416-4278.
SAPER GALLERIES Through July - Abrishami Hessam's recent works on dis-
play. 433 Albert, East Lansing. , Call toll free (877)537-5251. .
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Through July 22 -WhowhatwhenWEARwhy, featur -ing wearable works. Warren • I Robbins Gallery, 2nd Floor of U o/ M School of Art and Design, 2000 Bonisteei, Ann Arbor. For information, contact jnklein@umich. edu
WASHINGTON STREET GALLERY Through Juiy 28 - Kevin Donahue: Paintings and Drawings. 215 E. Washington Street, Ann Arbor. (734)761-2287.
WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY '
Through July 27 - 2 0 0 1 Alumni,« Exhibition reception 5-8 p.m. * Exhibit runs . Community Arts Gallery, 150 Community Arts ; Building, Detroit. (313)577-2423.
THE WOODS GALLERY Through July 6 - The works of multi-media artist Marco Garcia: Human/Nature. 26415 Scotia, Huntington Woods. (248)543-9720.
3 V t U s E U 3VE S
CRANBROOK ART MUSEUM July 14 - The 6th Annual Serious! Moonlight features fine foods, ' wines, a complimentary open bar, performances, moonlit dancings . and a silent auction featuring the work of more than 90.alumni and others. Through Aug. 19 ~ Cranbrook Academy of Art Graduate Summer Exhibition. Through Aug. 26 - Harry Bertoia's monotypes and sound sculptures are featured in Visualizing Sound. Through Sept. 23 - Cranbrook in the City: Verifying Visions With Detroit presents the work of Academy of Art aiumni and stu- • dents. (248)645-3300. Through" Sept. 30 - Shaping the Heart of Detroit, the Saarinen Family's * plans for the Waterfront. "
CRANBROOK INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE *
Through Sept. 3 - The Young Stargazer's Journey. Th rough . ^ December - An exhibit of Great -Lakes fur trade with 18th and 19th century artifacts. 3 9 2 2 1 Woodward, Bloomfield Hilis. 1-87 7-G0-CRANBrook.
DETROIT HISTORICAL MUSEUM Through Sept. 9 - Island in the City: Belle Isle, Detroit's Beautiful Island. 5401 Woodward, Detroit. (313)331- :
7760. DETROIT INSTITUTE OF ARTS ~
Opens July 1 - Reflections in Black: Smithsonian African American Photography runs through Sept. 2 featuring works-of 100 photographers document-, ing the black experience from slavery through present day. Through July 22 - Dance of the Forest Spirits: A set of native American Masks. Abelardo Morell and the Camera Eye. 5200 Woodward, Detroit. (313)833-4005.
EXHIBIT MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY
Presents dinosaur tours and plan-etarium shows Saturdays and > Sundays in July. (734)764-0478^ Through Sept. 30 - Drawings I* • from the collection of Karen An&e. Klein. 1109 Geddes, Ann Arbor.V; (248)647-7709. £
HENRY FORD MUSEUM > Presents Photographer to the > World: The Detroit Publishing % Company through Jan. 6, 2 0 0 2 ^ featuring 19th and 20th Century^ photographs and color litho- ' X graphs. 20900 Oakwood, * Dearborn. (313)271-1620.
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN MUSEUM OF ART .J
Through Aug. 12 - Word and > Image. Through Sept. 23 - In % Human Touch: Photographs by Ernestine Ruben. Through Oct. 2 1 - Albert Kahn: Inspiration fdfr . the Modern, an architectural exhibit. 525 S. State, Ann Arbo^ (734)764-0395. >«
CHARLES H. WRIGHT MUSEUM ^ OF AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY*
Through Sept. 16 - Detroit C Collects Mayhew. 315 E. Warren, Detroit. (313)494-5800.
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PLOWSHARES THEATRE COMPANY Michigan's only professional * African American theater compa* ny presents Continued Warm July 14 - Aug. 5 at the Anderson * Center Theater in Henry Ford t Museum and Greenfield Village. * The play is about the Belle Isle. • Riot of 1943. For tickets, call (313)872-0279.
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Sweeping history of Detroit tells story of triumph, hope This i s Detroit: 1701-2001 By Arthur M. Woodford Wayne State University Press, $49.95
BY HUGH GALLAGHER STAFF WRITER hgal [email protected]
"This is Detroit" is the last in a series of Detroit histories from the Wayne State Press to cele-brate the city's tricentennial, fol-lowing the timeline "Detroit in its World Setting" and the richly illustrated "Frontier Metropolis: P ic tu r ing Ear ly Detroit , 1701-1838."
Woodford , a p ro fes s iona l librarian, writes an easy-to-read survey of the city's history, actu-ally beginning well before the French establ ished a strategic post on the bend of the Detroit River. The large format provides for scores of pictures, including two a t t r a c t i v e color sections. Woodford's purpose in recogni-tion of the city's anniversary is to show Detroit's importance to the military, political, economic and cultural history of the coun-try.
Any history of Detroit is really a history of southeast Michigan, which slowly spread out from the core c i ty . It is a h i s t o r y of a d iverse popula t ion which has known both fierce combat and monumental cooperation.
Woodford a r r anges h is book both chronologically and by sub-ject, focusing on different aspects of t h e c i ty such as i t s e thnic diversi ty, racial divisions and t r i u m p h s , t h e a l l i m p o r t a n t automobile industry and cultural contributions.
We a r e al l f a m i l i a r wi th Detroi t ' s recent his tory. Since the 1967 riot, the city has been p l a g u e d by economic decl ine caused by the movement of mid-dle-class wttite res idents from the city and the pull out of major retail, office and industrial busi-ness; a frightening crime rate; a decaying physical presence; and a general sense of urban despair.
Upbeat view Woodford doesn't flinch from
discussing these things, but his purpose is not to make a deep ana lys i s of w h a t happened or why. In the spirit of an anniver-sary book, Woodford concludes on the upbeat, noting the devel-opments in the Fox enter ta in-ment area, Compuware a t Cam-pus M a r t i u s and the Cul tura l Center; the steep drop in crime with the improved '90s economy; and a more positive suburban-u r b a n a l l i a n c e s ince Denn i s Archer became mayor.
But it isn't recent history that makes the book most interesting or valuable. It is instead the rich his tory t h a t has brought us to this point. This is such an attrac-tive and easy to read book that it would serve well as a text for a high school course in local histo-ry.
People have been living in the Det ro i t a r e a for t housands of years. When the French began e x p l o r i n g t h i s a r e a , s eve ra l Na t ive Amer ican t r i be s were h u n t i n g a n d m e e t i n g in the Detroit area.
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The f i rs t major French mili-tary settlement was on Mackinac I s l and . But Anto ine Cadi l lac decided i t was i m p o r t a n t to es tab l i sh a p e r m a n e n t se t t le -ment in a more hospitable area and he chose the advantageous area where the strait (le Detroit in French) connecting Lake Erie w i th Lake St . C la i r m a k e s a bend.
French tradition It was the French who began
f a r m i n g on "r ibbon" f a r m s -long, narrow property, each hav-ing a front on the river. Follow-ing i h e F r e n c h - I n d i a n W a r , Bri t ish flags flew over Detroit and the small but strategically well-placed town grew slowly.
Detroit became an American town a f t e r t he Revo lu t ionary War. This section of Woodford's account is enlivened by pain t -ings, drawings, photos of ar t i -facts and maps.
Steam-powered boats and the advance work of Michigan's pre-eminent 19th Century political figure, Lewis Cass, helped bring new settlers to the bend in the river, where land was abundant. Though opinions of Cass as a national figure differ, Woodford notes his singular importance to the history of Michigan as politi-cal leader and cheerleader for settlement.
Life for settlers wasn't always easy. There were several cholera plagues and a devastating fire in 1805 completely destroyed the frontier development, leading to a r e b u i l d i n g and a r e d e s i g n , tfudge Augustus Woodward laid out a plan for the city based on Washington, D.C., involving a pa t te rn of streets built around circles. Though eventually aban-doned, the plan is still visible in the lay out of downtown Detroit. Woodford catalogues the chang-ing ci ty l ayou t w i t h s e v e r a l interesting maps.
Before the Civil War, Detroit
e s tab l i shed i tself as a crucial stop on the Underground Rail-r o a d , moving f u g i t i v e s l aves across the river to Canada. Dur-ing the war, Detroit and Michi-gan were among the first to vol-un tee r for service a t Lincoln's call. On the other hand, Detroit's Irish rose up and rioted in 1863 to protest the conscription law (as they did in New York). Wood-ford is careful about establishing the long history of racial prob-lems in the city.
Arsenal of democracy Det ro i t ' s i m p o r t a n c e to t h e
na t ion grew following the war and the development of Detroit a s a m a j o r i n d u s t r i a l s i te , because of its central location on the lakes and its access to natu-r a l r e s o u r c e s . I t was no t by chance tha t Detroit became the auto capital of the world. Wood-ford does a fine job of outlining t h e h i s t o r y of De t ro i t ' s most impor tant indus t ry in the con-text of its industrial background:
Detroit, of course, became crit-ical to the country's war efforts in World Wars I and II as the "Arsenal of Democracy."
Woodford also chronicles the efforts of workers to achieve eco-nomic justice in a chapter on the development of unions, particu-larly the UAW. Another chapter tells the history of African-Amer-icans ' efforts to win social and economic justice.
Other chapters deal with the city's passion for all sports and i t s m a n y c h a m p i o n s a n d t h e city's cultural achievements dat-. ing f rom t h e e s t eemed Opera House built in 1868 (and once the first home of J .L. Hudson's s t o r e ) to t h e d o m i n a n c e of Motown in the popular music of the 1960s.
I t 's nice to be reminded tha t we live in an in teres t ing place w i t h a g r e a t p a s t and a s t i l l promising future.
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13. Interpreter of Maladies; Jhumpa Lahiri, Mariner, $12.00, 039592720X
14. Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason; Helen Fie ld ing, Pen-guin, $13.00, 0140298479
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3. A Heartbreaking Work of
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ART BEAT
Concert today: Contemporary Italian musician Fab-rizio Pesce performs in an afternoon showcase at Madonna University.
Art Beat features various hap-penings in the suburban art world. Send Wayne County arts news leads to Art Beat, Observer Newspapers, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia MI 48150, or fax them to (734) 591-7279.
CONCERT TODAY
"An Afternoon Musical Show-case" celebrates I ta l ian , Lat in and a var ie ty of music 4 p.m. Sunday, July 1 in Kresge Hall at Madonna University, Schoolcraft and Levan roads, Livonia.
Tickets are $10, $5 for ages 10 and under. All proceeds from the concer t will go to f u r t h e r t he ar t is ts ' musical education. Call (313) 565-4005.
Among the performers on the p r o g r a m are c lassical p ian i s t Rafaella Medoro, vocalist Anna Maria Mastrostefano of Redford, t he Amoroso G u i t a r Q u a r t e t , and contemporary Italian musi-cian Fabrizio Pesce.
Medoro has won many nation-al Italian competitions. A gradu-a te of T h u r s t o n High School, Mastrostefano has sung for Pres-ident George Bush and given a solo p e r f o r m a n c e for A n d r e a Bocelli. She also ha s received n u m e r o u s mus i c and d r a m a a w a r d s , and h a s appea red in l e a d i n g ro les in Hello Dolly, Oklahoma, Bye, Bye Birdie and Babes in Arms.
The Amoroso Guitar Quarte t specializes in a variety of styles i n c l u d i n g c lass ica l , r a g t i m e , L a t i n and popu l a r . M e m b e r s include Nelson Amos, an East-ern Michigan University music professor, Francesco Cavallini, a teacher a t the Flint Institute of Music, Jeff Davis, who's complet-ing a degree in guitar at Eastern Michigan University, and Kyle Neely, a per forming music ian who g r a d u a t e d f rom E a s t e r n Michigan University with classi-cal gu i t a r as his major instru-ment.
Pesce w a s born in a sma l l tour is t town outside of Naples. He is the author of a collection of poems for songs and reflections.
MUSIC UNDER THE STARS
The Livonia Arts Commission and Livonia Pa rks and Recre-ation kicks off its Music Under the. Stars series with MB2 7:30-9 p.m. Thursday, July 5 a t Civic C e n t e r P a r k , F ive Mi le and Farmington roads, Livonia.
MB2 is a brother duo perform-ing Top 40 and vintage rock.
ARTS SEMINAR
The Michigan Association of Community Arts Agencies semi-nar, "Facilities for the Arts," will take place Thursday, July 19 at t he Joanne Winkleman Hulce Center for the Arts, 774 North Sheldon at Junction, Plymouth.
This is a must attend event for anyone planning on renovating an arts facility, converting a for-mer non-arts structure, of build-ing a new arts facility.
Deadline for early registration and scholarship requests is Fri-day, July 6. Call (800) 203-9633 or register on line at macaa.com.
POINTILMSM EXHIBIT
Canton art ist J im Isakson is showing his pointillist paintings through Aug. 12 at Workbench Furn i tu re , 410 Nor th Four th , Ann Arbor as pa r t of the Ann Arbor Art Center's Exhibitions on Location Program. For infor-mation, call (734) 994-8004, ext. 104.
Isakson's love of nature shines through the precise dots of paint that capture natural forms that are abstract and surreal, yet rep-r e s e n t a t i o n a l . A g r a d u a t e of Center for Creative Studies in Detroit, Isakson uses vibrant coif ors and swirling shapes to show spiritual energy and movement, t h a t is so prevalent in nature . Isakson believes "there is more to nature than meets the eye. It is about real i ty , mys te ry and spirituality."
CELEBRATING THE FOURTH
Harvest Ministries Church, in cooperation wi th t he cities of Farmington Hills and Farming-ton, present Welcome Home, a patriotic musical 7 p.m. Wednes-day, July 4 at the Farmington Civic Theater.
Admission is $1 a t the door. For more information, call (248) 478-1511.
The p e r f o r m a n c e f e a t u r e s more than 70 community mem-bers of all ages singing tradition-al American songs in celebration of our country's heritage. Confet-ti and other special effects will be included.
FUNDRAISER
The P lymou th C o m m u n i t y Chorus is selling 2002 Enter-t a i n m e n t Books to he lp f u n d their educational and charitable activities. The books offer 50 per-cent savings on dining, theater, s p o r t i n g even t s , ho t e l s and movies in addition to savings on cleaning, car washes, golf, air and cruise fares, and more.
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The cost is $30. By pre-order-ing now, purchasers will receive a 2001 Values Book as a bonus. Call (734) 459-6829.
YOUTH DRAMA WORKSHOP
Trinity House Theater is pre-sent ing a drama workshop for age 10 and up Monday-Friday, July 23-27. The cost is $100. For information, call (734) 464-6302.
Classes will run 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. each day and cover scene work, improvisation, movement a n d dance, voca l iza t ion , and technical theater . Laura Gumi-n a , Ka thy K i t z m a n n , A n e s s a Martin, and Susan VandenBrink will lead the workshop.
SUMMER CONCERT SERIES
The Cultural Arts Division of Farmington Hills' Special Ser-vices Department presents the Matinee String Quar te t 8 p.m. Thursday, July 12 in Heri tage Park on Farmington Road, south of Eleven Mile.
Admission is free. For informa-tion, call (248) 473-1856.
J u d i t h Teasd le and R a m o n Garza founded t h e qua r t e t in 1989 on the campus of Oakland U n i v e r s i t y . O t h e r m e m b e r s include Bruce Rutter and Denis Newhouse . The p r o g r a m includes popular and classical music ranging from Phantom of the Opera to Mozart.
ON THE ROAD Young Livonia residents Eric
Vinciguerra, Eric Fort in, J en -nifer Earle, Alyson Patrash, and Edward Anderson are part of the near ly 400 s t u d e n t and acfult
musicians, singers and dancers who are in Europe this summer as members of the Blue Lake Fine Arts Camps' International Exchange Program.
Six groups, five made up of students and an adult communi-ty band, are presenting concerts in Austria, Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Luxembourg and Sweden. In r e t u r n , Blue Lake and near ly 60 Michigan communities will host 13 Euro-p e a n g roups t h a t will v i s i t Michigan.
The six B lue L a k e g r o u p s include, an 85-piece symphohy orchestra, a 95-member sympho-ny, a 95-voice choral ensemble, a 48-member ballet ensemble , a 19-piece jazz band , and a 40-piece community band.
CALL FOR ARTISTS
Canton Project Arts, the town-ship's official arts organization, is looking for entries for its ninth annual Fine Arts Exhibition to be held Oct. 6-12 at Summit on the Park, Canton.
Local and regional artists will compete for $1,800 in pr izes . Ar t i s t s mus t submi t s l ides of their fine art for judging by Ken-ne th Gross, director of the Art-Museum Project and the Alfred^ Berkowitz Gallery at the Univer-sity of Michigan-Dearborn. All media will be accepted.
D e a d l i n e for app l i ca t ion is! Aug. 28. Call Debbie Bradley at; (734) 394-5193 for an application-or information.
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CYBER SHOP
CARI WALDMAN
E v e r wish you could f ind out what's on sale at the mall before actually se t t i ng foot in t h e door?
I took a t r i p to w w w . g r e a t l a k e -scrossing.com, t h e web s i t e of G r e a t L a k e s Cross ing , a more than 1-million-squa re - foo t shop-p i n g cen te r t h a t houses outlet stores
and e n t e r t a i n m e n t and d in ing venues in Auburn Hills.
There, I found out I could do just that by browsing the site's sale list-ings from more t h a n 200 retai lers and a whole lot more.
The site, which is easy to use and unclut tered, is pa r t shopping and part service.
With so much to do, and so little time to shop, come along on my tour of www.greatlakescrossing.com.
Download this When I accessed the site for the
first time, I wasn't a greatlakescross-ing.com member.
The member service is a compli-mentary one, so I created a password for myself and registered for two site benefits bound to make my life - and any avid shopper's - easier.
The first benefit is a weekly e-mail bulletin that posts sales, new mer-chandise and promotions available at Great Lakes Crossing.
What I think is great about the e-mail bulletin is it's a custom service. When signing up, I selected the mall stores which I want sale information about. In other words, no extra junk mail on my desk top.
And, right now, those who sign up for the e-mail bulletin will be regis-tered to win a shopping spree give-away. Each week for the next four weeks Great Lakes Crossing will hand over $1,000 in gift certificates to a site member registered for the e-mail bulletin.
I also signed up for the gift-giving r e m i n d e r service. Here , I s imply t y p e d in s igni f icant da t e s t h a t I want to be notified about.
The site will send me reminder e-mails two weeks in advance of the significant date, so not only will I never forget another bir thday but also have plenty of time to shop for it. It's like having a personal shopper at my finger tips. I love this feature!
Navigate A clever search engine offers you
several ways to search for a sale. Sales and bargains can be found
t h rough a store name or by mer-chandise categories, such as elec-tronics, shoes or jewelry.
By clicking on "View All Current Coupons," a thumbnai l list of bar-gains being offered by mall stores can be viewed. The coupons can be printed to take to the mall.
Available this week with a coupon is a f ree pretzel at Aunt ie Anne's Pretzels, a free appetizer at Game Works and a free gift at the DKNY outlet.
Wireless users of the Internet can browse Great Lakes Crossing's web site of a Palm hand-held device or cell phone. The Pa lm V uses t he A v a n t G o web browser , which is available at AvantGo.com. And Palm VII u s e r s can download t h e web browser directly from the mall's web site.
Cari Waldman of West Bloomfield is a free-lance writer and stylist. Please send your Internet shopping questions and, favorite sites to Cari at [email protected].
Best sales in town Calling all savvy shoppers! If you come across a great sale
or bargain tha t ' s s la ted to las t through this week and next, let us know.
Be sure to include the s to re name, its location and the mer-chandise on sale. P lease be a s specific as possible.
We'll publish t he best of t h e best sales in town as information becomes available to us.
S e n d an e - m a i l to [email protected] or call (248) 901-2567.
See week's best sale, next page
Sunday, July 1, 2 0 0 1
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STAFF PHOTO BY TOM HOFFMBYER
Suiting women: Debbie McKeown, a manager and suit fitter for Exelnt Designs Swimwear, talks about how the company's handmade swimsuits helps women hide figure flaws and showcase their best features. With retail loca-tions in West Bloomfield and Warren, the business offers both ready-to-wear and custom bathing suits.
BY NICOLE STAFFORD STAFF WRITER
There i sn ' t a woman on the p lane t who doesn ' t dread t h a t fateful search for a bathing suit.
"It's the worst thing a woman has to do," says Debbie McKeown, a m a n a g e r a n d su i t f i t t e r for Exe ln t Des igns Swimwear , a local business tha t makes custom bathing suits. The company also has two retail stores, one in West Bloomfield in The Boardwalk on Orchard Lake Road and another in Warren.
"Most women come in and say 'I want something up to my chin
and down to my knees , ' " says McKeown.
Bu t j u s t as s p o r t s w e a r and career apparel has evolved to bet-t e r a d d r e s s the concerns and lifestyles of average women so has swim wear.
Long gone are the days when the two pieces of a bikini were exclusively sold as one unit.
Today, women in search of two-piece swimwear expect depart-ment stores and specialty retail-ers to stock separates in a variety of sizes and styles for mixing and matching.
Swimwear in West Bloomfield, which opened last December, not only stocks a generous selection
of bikini separates but also cre-ates bathing sui ts from scratch according to customer specifica-tions.
Cus tom su i t s r a n g e in price from $100 to $180 and are ready to pick up between 10 days and two weeks after placing an order.
Swimwear designer and owner of E x e l n t D e s i g n s S w i m w e a r Trish Karalla, who lives in Harri-son Township, s tar ted the busi-n e s s in 1984 a f t e r m a k i n g a bathing suit for herself.
"I jus t couldn't find a suit for myself so I made one. Then, my gir l f r iends wanted me to make su i t s for them," says Kara l l a . "Eventual ly , i t j u s t got to t he
Suit sense • Try on a size larger than you normally wear. • Keep in mind what you'll be doing in your swimsuit. Are you planning to sun bathe or are you
racing after kids at the beach? • Bend over, sit, walk and even jump when trying on a bathing suit to make sure it fits and stays in
place. • Take advantage of mix-and-match separates and special sizing. • Get a second opinion before buying a bathing suit. • Invest in a sarong or skirt to go with your suit. • Suits with spandex, 15 percent or more, help battle problem areas. • To distract from wide hips or a larger belly, buy a suit with a strategically placed color block. • If you're bigger on the bottom than the top, wide-set straps offset wide hips. • Enhance a smaller chest with a top that has texture, such as ruffles, padding or an underwire. • Minimize a larger chest with a neck cut that is high or square, but always opt for good top sup-
port. • A wider cut bottom will counterbalance a larger top. • Give short legs length with a suit cut high on the hip. • Boyish figures seem to have a waist in suits with , a thin belt, wrap front or color blocking that
accents the waist.
point where I was spending every e v e n i n g c u t t i n g and m a k i n g suits."
Because the majority of women find suit shopping difficult and so many go home d issa t i s f ied , Karalla says her work is extreme-ly gratifying. "I always say God p u t me on t h e e a r t h to m a k e women feel good in a swimsuit."
And all of Karalla 's designs -not jus t her custom garments -a r e cons t ruc ted w i th women 's body concerns in mind.
All pieces are lined with a con-trol fabric and have bottoms tha t are cut fuller around the derriere.
Many styles have under-wire support on top. Other designs fea-ture wide-set straps to offset wide hips and bottom cuts that length-en and slim legs.
P lea t ing and wrap styles a r e used to h ide body flaws, whi le s e a m s work to accen tua te t h e female form.
Kara l la also offers a sarong, wrap or cover-up piece for each of her suit collections.
Ready-to-wear pieces are priced $66-137, and s tore s taff , much like traditional undergarment fit-ters, take an active role in help-ing customers select and try on suits.
The Exelnt Designs Swimwear store in West Bloomfield, 6883 Orchard Lake Road in The Boardwalk, can be reached at (248) 865-7330. The Warren store is located at 5751 East 13 Mile Road at Mound, call (810) 977-9140.
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Retail, style and special store events are listed in this calendar. Please send information to: Malls & Mainstreets, c!o Observer & Eccentric Newspapers, 805 E. Maple, Birmingham, Ml 48009. By fax, (248) 644-1314. E-mail, [email protected]. Deadline for publication is two weeks in advance.
SUNDAY, JULY 1 SHOPPING SPREE GIVEAWAY
Great Lakes Crossing in Auburn Hills is giving away $1,000 in gift certificates each week for the next four weeks. To enter, register for the shopping center's weekly e-bulletin service on the Internet at www.shopgreatlakescrossirig. com.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 4 MALL OPEN FOR BUSINESS Tel-Twelve Mall at Telegraph and 12 Mile roads in Southfield is open for business on the holiday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Anchor store hours may vary from mall hours. For more information, call (248) 353-4111.
SATURDAY, JULY 7 BARGAIN FEST
ADDED ATTRACTIONS Livonia Mall at Seven Mile and Middlebelt roads holds Bargain Fest, an indoor garage sale, 10 a.m.-9 p.m. For additional information, call (248) 476-1160.
THURSDAY, JULY 12 MALL SIDEWALK S A L E
Retailers at Tel-Twelve Mall in Southfield offer mer-chandise at discount prices inside and outside their stores, through July 15. Spend $50 at any Tel-Twelve store during the sidewalk sale and receive a wave pool pass good at Red Oaks or Waterford Oaks water parks while supplies last. Mall hours are 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Monday-Saturday and noon-5 p.m. Sun-day. On July 12, take a seat in the mall food court and enjoy the sounds of the Oakland County Travel-ing Music Theater, noon. For additional information, call (248) 353-4111.
SATURDAY, JULY 14 DAY ON THE TOWN Downtown Birmingham hosts its Day On the Town
sidewalk sale featuring merchandise bargains and more, 10 a.m.-lO p.m. throughout the downtown shopping district. For more information, call the Downtown Birmingham PSD at (248) 433-3550.
MONDAY, JULY 16 YEOHLEE TRUNK SHOW Lynn Portnoy Women's Clothier, 29260 Franklin Road at Northwestern Highway in Southfield, show-cases a clothing collection by Yeohlee through Tues-day, July 17. The collection includes all-season pieces, as well as coats for order. Trunk show runs 10:30 a.m.-7:30 p.m. on Monday and 10:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. on Tuesday. For additional information, please call (248) 353-2900.
Nicole Stafford, Editor 248-901-2567
FRIDAY, AUGUST 10 FASH BASH Marshall Field's presentation of the Founders Junior Council of the Detroit Institute of the Arts Fash Bash will be held a t the Fox Theatre in Detroit. Tickets cost $35-300 and can be purchased at the Fox: Theatre box office, call (313) 983-6611, or at Ticketmaster locations, call (248) 645-6666.
The Observer & Eccentric/ SUNDAY, JULY 1, 2001 *C7
WHERE CAN I FIND ? This interactive feature is dedi-
cated to helping readers locate retail merchandise that's diffi-cult to find through reader feed-back.
If you have a request or infor-mation about where a product is sold or service is available, call (248) 901-2555 and leave a mes-sage with your name and phone number.
Please be patient about your requests and feedback; we receive an overwhelming number of phone calls. If you don't see information about your request, we couldn't find it. Requests are published twice.
WHAT WE FOUND; - Wonderful Dream Salve is
made in Croswell, Mich., to pur-chase, call (810) 226-9975.
- For readers looking for Sander's products, there is a S a n d e r ' s s t o r e l o c a t i o n in Farmington Hil ls at 12 Mile Road and Farmington Road, call (248) 553-3366.
- For furn i ture hardware , try the following stores:
Harold's Wholesale, call (248) 398-4560; Russe l l Hardware on Woodward Avenue; and H o m e D e p o t E x p o on Big Beaver Road in Troy.
- Yoo-Hoo chocolate drink is sold in 16-ounce bottles at area Farmer Jack stores.
- Shadow boxes can be pur-chased at area Michael's Craft stores.
- Rubbermaid manufactures a 10- t o 1 2 - c u p m e a s u r i n g cup w i t h a handle. Area Mei-j e r s t o r e s sell the measuring cup.
- C a s t i r o n c o o k i n g pans can be purchased at the Flea M a r k e t on Middlebelt and Pennsylvania roads.
- Area Gordon Food stores sell cooking supplies to the gen-eral public.
- To obtain the recipe for Sander ' s caramel ic ing, call Sander's in Novi at (248) 478-9331. They will send a catalog with the recipe along with a chocolate recipe and butter cream frosting recipes.
- For posters and art work for framing, try Picture Talk in the Tel-Twelve Mall on Tele-graph Road in Southfield.
FIND AND SEARCH: - A reader is looking for busi-
ness or organization that accepts old baseball trophies.
- Kathy's Cheesecake is no longer in business.
WHERE CAN I FIND?: - A store that se l l s Schae-
fer's ball-point pen refil ls for Marian, a resident of Redford.
- A store that sells a cover for a paddle boat for Marge, a resident of Clarkston.
- A store where SAS shoes can be purchased for Carol.
- A s tore w h e r e a m a p of D i x i e H i g h w a y f r o m T e l e -graph Road to Walton Boule-v a r d i s a v a i l a b l e f o r p u r -chase.
- A store where a Niagara Cyclo Massage cha ir can be bought or the name of a busi-n e s s that wi l l repair a u s e d one for Walter,
- A store that sel ls Two Sis-t e r s t a l c p o w d e r ( in a turquoise plastic bottle) from California.
- A store that se l ls l ipstick b y C o s m e t i c a l l y Y o u r s i n shade Mocha Fros t for Mari-an.
- A store in Oakland Coun-ty that carries a w i d e range of quality posters of both art w o r k a n d p h o t o g r a p h y f o r framing.
- A s t o r e t h a t s e l l s u s e d , black cast-iron p a n s in good condition.
- A store w h e r e a s h a d o w b o x w i t h a l i g h t co lored o r bare wood frame can be pur-chased.
- A s t o r e t h a t s e l l s Val ' s Poultry seasoning contained in a box for Lois.
- A store that se l ls a make-u p c o v e r b a s e t h a t c a n b e blended with p ink for Eliza-beth.
- Compiled by Sandi Jarackas
Jacobson's introduces private clothing label Essential
elements: Jacobson's
recently launched private
label collection includes
wardrobe basics with cotton
separates creat-ed with a touch
of spandex. Three-button
jacket is priced at $108. Slim
tant sells for 169. Both are available in
stone and black. Shirt, $68,
comes in mango, apple or white.
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Jacobson's has introduced its own private label of women's apparel. The collection emphasizes style, quality and reasonable prices.
Created six months ago, the label aims to differentiate the com-pany's merchandise assortment.
Jacobson's private label collection includes a variety of silhou-ettes, such as sweaters, twin sets, skirts, pants and shorts, that will be updated with seasonal and trend changes. There's also a line of stretch suiting. The Jacobson's brand can be found in a variety of sizes in the company's Misses, Petite and Clairewood Sportswear departments.
On the fringe: Jacobson's own eyelash-fringe top has cap sleeves and is avail-able in orange, pink, blue, purple, black and water-melon, $44 in Expressions Sportswear at Jacobson's stores.
Heat busters Keep cool in
stylish dresses Masculine styling: There's something alluring about women's clothing with tai-loring sug-gestive of a man's shirt. Thus comes the shirt dress, here in print matte jer-sey, $88 at Hudson's stores.
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Sale of the week Hagopian Rugs is having a manufacturer's overstock and
sample sale on Tibetan hand-knotted carpets. Sample prices include: 4-by-6-foot, $399 (sold retail for $1,950) and 6-by-9-foot at $891 (sold retail for $4,400). Sale runs through July 3rd at Hagopian Novi, 43223 12 Mile Road in Novi. Call (248) 449-7847.
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On the rocks: Part of what is considered the gateway to the Rocky Mountains is the Garden of the Gods, which offers visitors an almost-desert-like land-scape.
M The Mile High City has a variety of cultural, athletic and entertainment venues reflecting Its historical trans-formation from frontier town to modern city of commerce.
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Colorado's breathtaking views seem endless year-round B Y DON SCHELSKE STAFF WHITER
The mountains really appear to be purple.
When Katharine Lee Bates visited Colorado's Pike's Peak, she was inspired to write of the "purple mountain majesties" and other beauties of creation in the song, America the Beautiful. Each year, thousands of travel-ers discover the sensation of hav-ing their heads in the clouds while their feet are firmly plant-ed on the ground.
In the 1-25 corridor between Denver and Colorado Springs, both scenic and manmade attractions form the gateway to the Rocky Mountains. It's an area where frontier traditions and modern amenities seem to have mixed well.
Known as the "mile high city" — an elevation of 5,280 feet, for those who remember from school — Denver has its own attrac-tions, but is nowhere near the pinnacle for sightseers. Colorado Springs is a bit higher at 5,980
feet. Both pale in comparison with Pike's Peak, however, and other "points" of interest known collectively as "the Fourteeners," so named for their elevation of more than 14,000 square feet.
A trip to the top of Pike's Peak is made possible either by motor vehicle (with many advisories concerning potential damage by excessive braking or use of air conditioning) or by the Pikes Peak Cog Railway (a 3.5-hour round trip that includes a great view of the landscape and moun-tain wildlife). Regardless of the mode of transportation, travelers are strongly advised to brace for lower temperatures and thinner air at the summit. Drinking lots of water at the top helps make up for the lack of oxygen in the air.
Those not quite as adventur-ous can still enjoy a view of the heights without going all the way up. Several roads have been given "scenic" designation, and driving tour options are numer-ous. A loop of sorts is created by US-285 out of Denver connects
with US-24 out of Colorado Springs. Along the latter are roadside turnouts allowing a great view of the "collegiate peaks" such as Mt. Harvard, Mt. Yale, Mt. Princeton, etc. The small town of Buena Vista is a pleasant place to stop, or motorists may choose to turn off onto a county road that leads up to the Continental Divide.
Tip: Many scenic drives carry cautions such as "weather per-mitting" or "falling rock zones," so plan alternate routes in advance.
US-24 also leads to the town of Cripple Creek, home of an aban-doned vertical-shaft gold mine that gives tours and free ore samples which, if melted in a ceramic kiln, will likely yield a couple grams of the good stuff. The town itself, once a thriving center of commerce when prospectors filled the area, now lures tourists with a different kind of temptation to strike it rich; virtually the entire central business district has been con-verted into casinos.
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• If traveling by car, Denver is accessible via 1-76 from 1-80. If a more southerly cross-country route is desired, I-70 to US-24 will lead to Colorado Springs. Air travelers can fly into either Denver International Airport or Col-orado Springs Airport. Commercial bus lines serve both cities, while rail travel is possible to Denver only.
• Because the area is also a Mecca for skiers, there are two brief "off seasons."
Lower lodging prices tend to be available in early spring and late fall.
• More information is available from the Colorado Springs Convention & Visitors Center, 104 S. Cascade, Sui te 104, Colorado Sp r ings , CO 80903 (www.eol-oradosprings-travel.com); the Pikes Peak Country Attrac-tions Association, 354 Manitou Ave., Manitou Springs, CO 80829 (www.pikes-peak.com); and the Denver Metro., Convention & Visitors Bureau, 1668 Larimer St., Denver, CO 80202 (www.denver.org/visitors).
Other places of natural beauty include Garden of the Gods, a 1,300-acre park allowing tourists free access to a place where the Great Plains meet the Rockies. Red sandstone formations are the focus of awe for most, but a variety of flora and fauna pro-vide diversity to the landscape.
The Rocky Mountain National Park has a visitors center north-west of Denver, serving as a
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Those looking for more urban attractions can be well served by destinations such as the U.S. Air Force Academy near Colorado Springs. In addition to seeing cadets in close order drill at vari-ous times of the day, the campus chapel is a place for both spiritu-al reflection and architectural admiration.
In Denver, a visit to the U.S. Mint is offered free of charge, with historical displays accom-panied by a look at how coins are stamped by modern presses. The Mile High City has a variety of cultural, athletic and entertain-ment venues reflecting its histor-ical transformation from frontier town to modern center of com-merce.
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Winemaker travels back to the future In vintage 2000, Napa Valley's
Robert Mondavi winery literally went back to the future in a new state-of-the-art winery.
Several years ago, Michael Mondavi, president and CEO of the family win-ery, and his brother Tim, managing director and winegrower, discussed updating their flagship winery in the heart of California's Napa Valley.
Built in 1966 by their father Robert, as the first winery in the world com-mitted to using stainless steel fermen-tors, and expanded in 1968 to make 50,000 cases annually, it was operating at 10 times that.
The visitor center originally con-structed to greet 50,000 guests, was hosting 450,000 annually. Expansion of every aspect at the Oakville winery was not possible. Since it was most obsolete, the Mondavis agreed to redo the fermentation facility and to concen-
trate on upgrad-ing its 550-acre To Kalon vine-yard, surround-ing the present-day Robert Mon-davi Winery.
They named these efforts, begun in 1999, as the To Kalon Project.
"We assessed what was needed in order to have the best red wine fermentation facility in the world," Michael explained. "From observations at our Byron Estate Winery, Opus One and Chateau Mou-ton-Rothschild in Bordeaux, we decided to go
back to the future and begin to ferment our best red wines in oak fermentors."
Tim insisted there was a difference in red wines fermented in oak, rather than in stainless steel. Michael remained skeptical so Tim organized a tasting of several experimental caber-net sauvignons, where the only vari-able was the fermentor. The oak-fer-mented wines were more pleasing with better mouthfeel.
Oak upright fermentors are estheti-cally beautiful, cost 50 percent more than a stainless steel tank of the same size, but from a qualitative point of view, the Mondavis believe they give red wines a softness and elegance that sets them apart. From our tasting, we agree. As young red wines, they have a richer mouthfeel with greater flavor, complexity and intensity, yet delicate finish.
Wine Picks At y o u r 4 t h o f Ju ly celebrat ion, drink the a l l - A m e r i c a n w i n e Zinfande).
While many California zinfandels are get t ing v e r y p r i c e y , we s o u g h t t o f i n d t h e b e s t a t $ 2 0 a n d under:
El 1 9 9 8 Geyser Peak Sonoma County Zinfandel $17 B 1 9 9 8 Raymond Napa Valley Reserve $16 B 1 9 9 9 Chateau Souverain Dry Creek Valley Zinfandei $ 1 3 a 1 9 9 9 Robert Mondavi Coastal Zinfandel $ 1 1 S 1 9 9 8 Fetzer Valley Oaks California Zinfandel $ 1 0 E 1 9 9 9 Trinity Oaks California Zinfande! $10
The changeover Crafted by Tonnellerie Taransaud in
Cognac, 56 French oak upright 5,000-gallon capacity fermentors were disas-sembled and shipped to the U.S.
In the summer of 2000, a team of 14 French coopers took three weeks to reassemble the oak uprights in the new Robert Mondavi Winery for first use in vintage 2000.
French oak uprights function simi-larly to a barrel, without adding oak character to the wine. Even though they are toasted inside, they do not add a toasty or a vanilla character, but do promote greater complexity &nd better integration of tannins. Grapes ferment-ed in the new oak upright fermentors in vintage 2000 came from To Kalon, the Mondavis prized cabernet sauvi-gnon vineyard, which has significant firm grape tannins.
Tim considers the oak a perfect match.
However, innovation is not without risk and the biggest with oak fermen-tors is sanitation. It is the reason pro-
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Plate of colotiGucchi Takayuki, general manager at Noble Fish in Clawson, arranges eye-appealing sushi on a plate. Takayuki insists the average cook can make the Japanese food at home with a little practice.
You'll know sushi once you create
your own delicacies
BY NICOLE STAFFORD STAFF WHITER
Whether you're a seasoned sushi connoisseur or still mustering up the courage
to consume your first tuna roll, the idea of preparing the bite size Japanese food at home seems a bit far-fetched.
With its bright colors, delicate size and ingenious presentation, sushi has the intimidating power of fine art. But just because it looks difficult to make, doesn't mean it is.
Having reached that very real-ization, an increasing number sushi lovers are purchasing the necessary tools and ingredients for home preparation, says Guc-chi Takayuki, general manager at Noble Fish, a sushi bar and Japanese market in Clawson where the average lunch crowd exceeds 100 diners.
"They eat here for a while, then finally they buy the ingredients and make their own," says Takayuki.
Beyond the cost savings, making sushi at home is good, clean - the sticky rice can be awful messy -fun.
A growing trend among Takayuki's customers is the sushi party, which allows family and friends to get together in the kitchen and prepare their own meal or appetizer.
As with all cooking, there are techniques for mak-ing sushi and, as they say, practice makes perfect. "Try often," jokes Takayuki. "That's the best rule."
But Takayuki is quick to dismiss the idea that sushi need attain a level of aesthetic appeal to be savored.
"Don't worry," he says. "It if falls apart, just enjoy making it and eating it."
If there's an attitude to take with sushi, it's a lighthearted one, he says. After all, the food is asso-ciated with revelry and merrymaking in his coun-try. "In Japan, sushi is a celebration food. When somebody dies, we don't eat sushi. When some-thing bad happens, we don't eat sushi. Sushi is to enjoy. That's what it's all about."
Raw fish for sushi • Fish that is eaten raw
as sushi must be prepared from fish that has been out of the water no longer than 24 hours.
• Characteristics of fresh fish include: bright, clear and full eyes; bright red gi l ls: bright sheen on scales; firm or rigid body when pressed with fingers; elastic flesh that does not separate from bones or indent; sweet taste; and cucumber-like odor.
• Signs f i sh is old include: strong or "fishy" ddor; milky or sullen eyes; muddy, gray scales; blem-ishes on scales or a slimy surface; red patches on ventral area; leathery appearance; and yellowing, browning or drying of flesh.
pared in a tube or in powder form to mix with water, and sweet pickled ginger, which can be purchased at an Asian market.
And though you probably won't find a bamboo rolling mat at your neighborhood supermarket, many sushi ingredients are stocked in the Asian foods section of large grocery stores.
When using raw fish, you must have no doubt what you're purchasing is fresh and suitable for sushi. And a fish market or fish monger is probably the best place from which to make your pur-chase. Raw fish in sushi has been removed from the water 24 hours ago or less. Again, if you have any doubts, don't eat the fish in raw form. You can always use cooked fish in sushi.
Also, don't use fresh water species. It's not used in sushi because of the possible pres-
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SUSHI FILLINGS
Before technique comes shopping
The best place to start is probably an Asian mar-ket like Noble Fish where you can purchase both the ingredients and the tools you'll need to make sushi at home.
Noble Fish also sells a sushi cookbook (Quick & Easy Sushi by Heihachiro Tohyama and Yukiko Moriyama. $19.95) with recipes, instructions and illustrations.
Required tools and ingredients are a bamboo mat to roll the sushi, short grain Japanese sushi rice, rice wine vinegar, nori seaweed sheets and fillings for your sushi.
Sushi chefs work with a special sushi knife, but Takayuki B a y s a chef knife will do the job.
Sushi accouterments include soy sauce (the type used in any Asian cooking will suffice), wasabi paste, a spicy horseradish that comes already pre-
• California roll - Strips of imitation crab, about 174 inch in width cut the same length as nori, 1/8 inch slices of avocado and thin strips of cucumber
• Tuna roll or salmon rolls - cut fillet into strips about 1/2 inch in width and same length as nori; spread wasabi paste along center strip of rice (along length of nori) before placing fish
• Oshinko roll - Pickled daikon radish cut into 3/8 inch thick circular strips the same length as nori
S Variations without raw fish recommended by Noble Fish include: whole cooked shrimp, smoked salmon, ham strips with asparagus tips, and assorted fresh vegetables alone or combined with strips of tofu or cooked omelet
ence of parasites.
In the kitchen The next step is preparing your rice and
sushi fillings. What's crucial here is how the rice is prepared and handled.
Generally speaking, ingredients for sushi are cut into long strips. If you're including raw fish, ask your fish monger to prepare each fillet for use in sushi.
Before cooking rice, wash it in a big bowl of water, rubbing grains gently. Drain off the water and repeat this step until the water is almost clear.
In general, equal amounts of rice and water are sufficient when cooking sushi rice, but preparing two cups rather than one is prefer-able. And while an automatic Japanese rice cooker is ideal, a Dutch oven or pot with a fit-ted lid and good heat distribution will do the
job. Just be sure to
carefully measure rice and water and allow your rice to sit for 30 minutes in the summer and an hour in the win-ter before cooking (For detailed instructions, see Cooking Sushi Rice and Preparing Rice for Sushi).
Ready to roll When all your
ingredients are ready, set them out in containers near a clean, dry work sur-face. Since sushi rice is sticky and difficult to handle, fill a small bowl with ice water and
mix in about a tablespoon of rice wine vine-gar. After handling rice, dip fingers into the bowl to remove rice and clean hands.
The sushi chefs at Noble Fish also cover their bamboo rolling mats with plastic wrap
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Once only grown in India, mangoes now are enjoyea Worldwide LIVING
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Mangoes have been cultivated in India for more than 4,000 years. The Indi-ans believe that the mango tree was born from the ashes of the sun god's daughter.
The Por-tuguese were the first Euro-
peans to discover the fruit and translated its Tamil name from mankay to manga. They intro-duced the mango tree into Africa during the 16th century.
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From there, the tree made its way to Brazil and Mexico and t h e n to the southern United States where production grew quite high.
Enjoy them fresh Today, the mango is the third
most frequently consumed fruit in the world and is considered an exotic species. Although they once required specific climatic and cultural conditions, selective breeding and new techniques allows consumers to enjoy fresh mangoes.
Mangoes present themselves in a wide variety of colors. The
Indian Langra are jade-colored, the Romani are rose, the Ameri-can Haden are purple, and the Sandersasha are speckled with gray. In Jamaica, they are black. The fruit's tough multicol-ored skin protects the sweet, juicy pulp, colored yellow or orange. The flesh surrounds a large, flat, fibrous pit, which smells like turpentine.
This juicy fruit will be easier to peel if refrigerated before peeling.
Green mangoes can be pickled^ in vinegar or dried to be used in making Amchui powder which is a sour seasoning. One of the finest pleasures of Michigan is
Salsas, chutney sweetened with fruit Recipes compliments of Bar-
bara Beznos of Integrated Nutri-tion. See related column on Taste front. The mango salsa is a great salad or side dish with grains or beans. 'I
MANGO SALSA
J* 2 cups very finely diced tomatoes
x 2 medium sized cucumbers seeded, peeled and finely
1/ diced 2 mangoes peeled, cored
and finely diced (wash hands after handling because mango skins
w may cause a rash on ^ hands)
2 cups diced yellow or r green peppers
1 teaspoon garlic powder 1 / 4 cup fresh or dried dill 1 tablespoon fr§sh chopped
chives or fresh sweet ',r onions chopped < 1 / 4 teaspoon fresh parsley
Salt, if desired 1 tablespoon olive oil '
;<"Mix together all ingredients.
MANGO CHUTNEY
1 large green pepper, finely cut
1 large red pepper, finely cut
1 / 4 cup yellow raisins
3 cups diced mangoes, peeled and cored
1 cup mixture of dried pitted prunes, chopped and pit-ted, and dried apples
1 packet sugar 1 / 2 cup orange juice or
frozen apple juice con-centrate
Saut6 in 1 tablespoon olive oil the green and red peppers. Add raisins, mangoes, dried prunes, dried apples, sugar and juice.
Bring mixture to a boil, reduce heat and simmer until most liq-uid is evaporated. Cool and serve.
CUCUMBER SALAD WITH MANGO
3 very large cucumbers, peeled and cut in half lengthwise, then sliced
2 mangoes, peeled, cored
and cubed 1 /2 cup finely chopped
green peppers 1 /2 cup finely.diced onions
or leaks 2 tablespoons dill, fresh
1 / 4 cup ice cold water
1 tablespoon olive oil
1 teaspoon sugar
Salt, if desired
Mix ingredients into bowl.
MICHIGAN HONEYROCK,MANGO, FRUIT
AND NUT SALAD
2 cups, sweet honeyrock melon, cut into small cubes
4 mangoes, peeled, cored, and cut into the same size as melon
3 apples peeled, cut into bite-sized pieces
2 cups pineapple, peeled, cored and cut
Put into glass bowl with 1/2 cup ice cold water mixed with 1/4 cup sweet liqueur top with whole or halved cashews."
Wine from page D1
Queers around the world discon-tinued their use decades ago. If
fermentors are not cleaned | n d dried properly after each fermentation, unwanted bacteri-
growth will make the vessel for future use.
• ;Tim explained, "In the late 1960s and the beginning of the ftiodern California winemaking era, the pendulum swung to technology, rather than the art of winemaking. I don't want
winemaking to become a formu-la. If all the mystery is removed from winemaking, it won't be as much fun."
Red wines fermented in oak taste better because oak is a nat-ural, inert material that acts as a good insulator. A gentler wine-making sys t em al lows for a longer, warmer maceration, which in turn, allows for greater extraction due to increased enzy-matic activity. Mondavi's wine-
making techniques have evolved from repression of faul ts in stainless steel fermentors, to enhancement of virtue with oak fermentors.
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the honeyrock melon, which complements the fruit salad in the accompanying recipes.
Mangoes are high in potassi-um, which is good for blood presr sure control, along with vitamin A that can help protect you against chronic disease such as cancer, diabetes and heart dis-ease.
Cut 'em up Pat Covert,. a registered dieti-
tian with Integrated Nutrition in Farmington Hills, enjoys man-
„goes, cutt ing them up wi th .pineapple, bananas, apples or grapes. Her allergies prevent her
from eating much of it. Barbara Beznos, a registered
dietitian with Integrated Nutri-tion, said fruit has been swept to the wayside because of fad diets, but she recommends fruits like mangoes. "They are satisfying and they consist of vitamins like A, C and Beta carotenoids, min-erals like potassium and won-derful fiber," Beznos said.
For varieties, Beznos hears "buzz words" like Irwin, Haden, Keitt, Kent, and Atkins.
Beznos suggests cutting the fruit in half, peeling it, and slic-ing around the large seed. Avoid buying the ones with bruises
and smell them to check for a wonderful fragrance. "Refriger-ate it because it will be ripe," Beznos said. "It is easy to be imaginative with mangoes in your cooking.
"Use them in fruit salads, par-faits, vegetable salads, smooth-ies, sorbets, pies, fruit salads, chutneys , sa lsa , and warm grains."
Beverly Price is a registered dietitian and exercise physiolo-gist. Look for her column on the first Sunday of each month in taste. Visit her website at www,nutritionsecrets.com. See related recipes.
Cook, then prepare, rice for sushi.. COOKING SUSHI RICE
2 cups sushi rice (yields 5 cups rice)
2 cups water
Cook rice over medium heat until water boils, but do not bring rice to boiling point quickly.
After boiling is reached, turn heat to high and cook 1 minute. Do not lift lid while cooking.
Turn heat to low and cook 4-5 minutes.
Reduce heat to lowest setting for 10 minutes of cooking.
Turn off heat and let rice stand
for 10 minutes.
PREPARE RICE FOR SUSHI
(VINEGAR MIXTURE)
3-1/2 tablespoons rice wine vinegar
1 tablespoon sugar
1-1/2 teaspoon sait
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Combine ingredients to make vinegar mixture.
Prepare a non-metallic tub or large bowl, preferably made of wood or glass, in which to toss rice and vinegar mixture. Make
sure bowl is dry.
Put rice in bowl and spread evenly over the bottom.
Sprinkle vinegar mixture over rice, keeping in mind you need not use all of the liquid.
Mix rice and liquid with large wooden spoon, using slicing motion. While mixing, direct wind from an electric fan towards rice, which removes extra liquid and helps puff the rice.
Keep rice in bowl covered with a moist rag until ready to use.
...and roll it up for a special dish ROLLING SUSHI
Bamboo rolling mat Nori, dried seaweed in
sheets Prepared sushi rice Fillings such as strips of imi-
tation crab, raw fish, tofu and fresh vegetables according to preference
Place mat on work surface in its rolling direction. Cut nori in half, lengthwise about 4-by-7
inches and place half sheet on the mat, shiny side down with edge reaching end of mat closest to you.
Put sushi rice on nori and spread evenly. Rice should be about 1/8 inch in thickness across the nori. Leave an inch width of nori uncovered along both front and back edges.
Place fillings in center of rice in horizontal direction. Place differ-ent fillings side by side, rather than piling them up.
Begin rolling by lifting mat
edge closest to you, placing thumbs underneath the mat and fingers over the top. Use fingers to "tuck" the roll into a circle and press rice around the fillings. Lightly squeeze roll to secure con-tents. Roll mat over once more. Use index fingers to press down on top of roll in the center. Then use thumbs and index fingers to slightly squeeze in the outer ends of the roll.
Unwrap the mat and cut sushi into pieces. Repeat until desired number of rolls are made.
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grooves. When you're ready, simply
follow the step-by-step instruc-tions for assembling sushi (see Rolling Sushi).
The number of ingredients and proportions depend on individual preference. Just keep in mind you'll need to roll all the fillings and rice inside the seaweed sheet to form a horizontal tube. The roll should feel tight and fairly dense.
Cut each roll as you go for placement on a sushi plate or f lat serving platter. Make
clean, single cuts, not a sawing motion when cutting sushi.
Rolls should be cut into six or eight pieces depending on their circumference or overall size. Cut each roll in half first. Then cut each half into either three or four pieces.
Garnish with a side of sweet pickled ginger, a dab of wasabi paste and small dish of soy sauce.
When serving sushi as an appetizer, figure three to four pieces, or a single roll, per per-son.
As a main course, three sushi rolls should be prepared for each diner.
Brew a pot of green tea from Japan, set your table with chopsticks and partake in the sushi experience at home. It's a tradition, celebration and art.
Even if your sushi is less than artful, the light, fresh, clean flavors of rice, seaweed, raw fish and vegetables, along with the spicy kick qf wasabi, make for a perfect palatal sen-sation in the summer heat.
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CALENDAR
SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
CONTINUING EDUCATION
Schoolcraft College, 18600 Hag-gerty in Livonia, now offers the following Continuing Education classes in the culinary arts department.
Students can fax, walk-in or mail and, for repeat students, they can now phone-in; to regis-ter for any of these classes. For more information, call 734-462-4448.
QUICK SAUCES
Dress up any plate and add fla-vor and moisture to all your dishes at this class taught 6-9 p.m. Thursday, July 12. From breakfast to dinner, appetizers to snacks, creating these sauces will add an exciting finishing touch to your meals. This course will teach you about lighter and modern versions of sauces. You will never need packaged sauces again.
FRESH SALADS
Learn to create salads you'll be proud to serve from this class 6-9 p.m. Thursday, July 26. Salad types such as composed salads, entree salads, and side salads, pasta and rice salads, and what salad would be complete without a great homemade dressing?
Roll up variety with eggplant, goat cheese and tomatoes
L | I | | | J ^ B « V J H R B J
WEBER'S BIG BOOK OF GRILLING
Roll eggplant: Slice eggplant into planks, then grill and spread goat cheese, add tomatoes, and you'll have a unique*dish.
EGGPLANT ROLL-UPS 8 planks globe eggplant,
about 1 / 4 inch thick each and 3 to 4 inches wide
Extra-virgin olive oil 1 teaspoon kosher salt 1 teaspoon freshly ground
black pepper
Spread:
1 teaspoon finely chopped
fresh Italian parsley
4 ounces soft goat cheese
2 cups coarsely chopped ripe
tomatoes
Dressing: 3 tablespoons extra-virgin
olive oil
2 teaspoons fresh lemon juice
Do you have a recipe to share with our readers? Send it along and if we use it, we'll send you a cook-book. Submit recipe to Ken Abramczyk, Taste Editor, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia, MI 48150. Please include any can or package sizes in the recipe, along with a daytime phone number.
1 teaspoon balsamic vinegar 1/2 teaspoon minced fresh
thyme
1 /4 teaspoon kosher salt
1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
Garnish: 1/4 cup finely chopped fresh
basil
Brush or spray both sides of the eggplant planks with olive oil and season with the salt and pepper. Grill over direct medium heat until tender, 5 to 7 minutes, turn-ing and basting with oil once halfway through grilling time. Remove from the grill and allow to cool.
Mix together the parsley and goat cheese. Spread 1 tablespoon evenly over one side of each egg- .. plant plank. Starting at one end, ; roll up the eggplant. Arrange the -roll-ups on a platter or individual -plates. Surround with the toma-toes.
To make the dressing: In a small bowl whisk together the dressing ingredients.
Drizzle the dressing over the eggplant roll-ups (you may not need to use all of it). Garnish with the basil. Serve at room tempera-ture. *
Makes 4 servings.
Recipe courtesy of Weber's Big Book of Grilling.
Glaze chicken, squash with this orange sauce BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Fresh, ripe vegetables to accompany your main dishes are beginning to show up in abun-dance at farmers' markets. Make the most of them - they help keep down the fat and calorie count.
This dish of chicken with zuc-chini is among a group of recipes devised by senior associate food editor Julie Miltenberger, in a feature titled "Farm-Stand Fla-vors," in the July issue of Family Circle magazine. Note: The dish takes barely half an hour to make.
ORANGE-GLAZED CHICKEN
AND SQUASH {Preparation 15 minutes,
cooking time about 18 minutes)
1 /2 cup orange juice
1 /2 cup chicken broth
3 tablespoons soy sauce
1 tablespoon cornstarch
2 teaspoons sugar
1 teaspoon Chinese-style pre-pared hot mustard or other hot mustard
1/2 teaspoon red-pepper flakes
1 tablespoon oil 1 pound boneless, skinless ' chicken thighs, each cut
into 1/2-inch-thick strips
3 ribs celery, peeled and cut into 2-inch-iong match-sticks (about 1-1/4 cups)
1 medium-size yellow squash (8 ounces), quartered
lengthwise, cut crosswise into 1/2-inch pieces
2 medium-size zucchini {8 ounces each), quartered lengthwise, cut crosswise into 1/2-inch pieces
1 sweet red pepper, cored, seeded and cut into thin strips
Cooked couscous (optional)
Whisk together orange juice, chicken broth, soy sauce, corn-starch, sugar, hot mustard and red-pepper flakes in small bowl.
Heat oil in large skillet over high heat. Add chicken thighs; cook 4 minutes or until no longer pink. Remove with slotted spoon to plate.
Reduce heat to medium-high. Add celery to skillet; cook 1 minute. Add squash, zucchini and 2 tablespoons water; cook, stirring, until vegetables are softened, about 6 minutes.
Add the chicken strips and the cutup sweet red peppers to the skillet; cook for 2 minutes. Add the orange sauce from the bowl, stir-ring to combine; cook until the sauce is slightly thickened, about another 2 minutes.
Serve with the hot cooked cous-cous, if desired.
Makes 4 servings.
Nutrition information per serv-ing: 248 cal., 9 g fat (3 g saturated fat), 24 g pro., 18 g carbo., 3 g fiber, 1,006 mg sodium, 77 mg chol.
Italian bread salad is cool summer treat BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Among the dishes offered at this year's Napa Valley Wine Auction was a panzanella, devised by the one of the chefs cooking at the charity event, Annie Roberts, of the Robert Mondavi Winery.
Roberts' panzanella is a refreshing version of the tradi-tional Italian bread salad.
PANZANELLA (ITALIAN BREAD SALAD)
1/2 pound crustless day-old Italian bread, torn into 1-inch pieces
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 medium English cucumber, peeled, seeded, and cut into 1/2-inch cubes
Salt
2 tablespoons balsamic vine-gar
1 tablespoon sherry vinegar 1 teaspoon minced garlic 1 /3 cup extra-virgin olive oil Freshly ground black pepper 11/2 pounds ripe tomatoes
(about 5), seeded and cut into 1/2-inch cubes
1/2 medium red onion, thinly sliced
1 /2 cup kalamata olives, pit-ted and cut in half
1 /4 cup basil ctyffonade (very finely minced basil)
1 /2 head radicchio, torn into bite-size pieces
1 head baby frisee (pale, feathery salad green), trimmed and cut into 2-.
inch pieces
1 cup feta cheese, crumbled
Toss the bread pieces w i t h 2
tablespoons olive oil. Toast them in a 375 F. oven until golden.
Spread the cucumber pieces on a paper towel and sprinkle with 1 teaspoon salt. Let stand about 20 minutes. Pat dry.
In a large bowl whisk together the vinegars, garlic and 1/3 cup extra-virgin olive oil. Season with salt and pepper to taste. Add the cucumbers, tomatoes, onions, basil, radicchio, olives, frisee and the bread. Toss to combine. Makes 8 servings.
Nutrition information per serv-ing: 410 cal., 27g fat, 14 g pro., 28 g carbo., 50 mg chol, 880 mg sodi-um.
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HEALTH & FITNESS D D4<F•)
Sunday. July X. 2 0 0 1
MEDICAL
BRIEFS Grief seminar
Ward Presbyterian Church is spon-soring a one-day grief seminar, From Grief to New Hope, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, July 21. The seminar will be conducted by Cathy Clough, director of New Hope Center for Grief Support. All adults learning to cope after the death of a loved one are encouraged to attend.
There is no charge for the seminar, but a $7 donation to cover the cost of a continental breakfast and lunch is requested. Ward Church is located at Six Mile Road and Haggerty in Northville. To register, call Dorothy at Ward Church at (248) 374-5966 or New Hope Center at (248) 348-0115.
Garden City Hospital Garden City Hospital announced
that its MedStop Clinic facility on Ply-mouth Road in Livonia will become part of the provider network of Mid-west Health Center. Med Stop has been owned and operated by the hospi-tal since 1988, providing family prac-tice, urgent care and occupational med-icine services to area residents and businesses.
Midwest Health Center, headquar-tered in Dearborn, operates several health care facilities and an HMO (Midwest Health Plan). It serves Detroit, western Wayne County and the Downriver areas. The Livonia loca-tion will be called Midwest Health Center - Livonia. 9
"For both organizations the timing could not have been better," said Mark Safar, owner of Midwest. "With,our experience in occupational medicine and Garden City Hospital's recently expanded emergency department, we should be able to provide an improved occupational medicine service to employers in the Livonia area."
Bee sting allergies According to the American College of
Asthma, Allergy and Immunology one to two percent of the population will suffer an allergic reaction to an insect sting. The reaction is characterized by hives, itching and swelling in areas other than the sting site; tightness in the chest and difficulty in breathing; dizziness or a sharp drop in blood pres-sure; unconsciousness or cardiac arrest.
An allergic reaction can occur min-utes after the sting and can be life-threatening. Immediate medical atten-tion is required and may involve the administration of certain drugs and in some cases intravenous fluids, oxygen and other treatments. Because there is a 60 percent likelihood of a recurrence upon re-sting, allergic patients should seek follow-up care from an allergist.
However, there i s good news for the 2 million Americans who suffer from potentially life-threatening allergic reactions and the crippling fear associ-ated with them.
The specialist may prescribe an insect sting kit for emergency treat-ment and/or immunotherapy, a highly effective vaccination program for life-long protection against allergic reac-tions. A study recently published in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology showed that mo t people allergic to insect stings who undergo a two-year vaccination program will have a permanent loss of allergy.
For more information about allergic reactions to insect stings, contact the American College of Asthma, Allergy and Immunology by calling 1-800-23 STING.
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National Institutes of Health has new guidelines for
CHOLESTEROL MANAGEMENT BY REN^E SKOGLUND
S T A F F W R I T E R
Just when you thought you had the numbers right, they go and change them. We're talking cholesterol - the good, the bad and the down-
right ugly. New guidelines recently published by the National
Cholesterol Education Program are expected to sub-stantially increase the number of Americans being treated for high cholesterol, raising the number on dietary treatment from about 52 million to about 65 million and ^creasing the number prescribed a cho-lesterol-lowering drug from about 13 million to about 36 million.
The new guidelines, summarized in a report known as the Adult Treatment Panel (ATP) III, are the filst major update from NCEP in nearly a decade.
To understand cholesterol, think of it in terms of "good" and "bad." High-density lipoprotein, or HDL, is the "good" cholesterol that sweeps through arter-ies, flushing out debris in its wake; low-density lipoprotein, or LDL, is the "bad" cholesterol, respon-sible for plaque buildup and blood clots. The higher your HDL number and the lower your LDL, the bet-ter your future of living with a healthy heart.
ATP III guidelines have lowered the desirable lev-els of LDLs. Even young, healthy people whose total cholesterol is less than 200 milligrams per deciliter (mg/dL) should not have an LDL level above 160 mg/dL.
The guidelines recommend that all adults over 20 have a 12-hour fasting cholesterol test. The fasting test is also recommended for anyone whose total cholesterol is over 200 and/or whose HDL is below 40.
Not pretty To visualize the impact of LDL, consider this defi-
nition:
• 'Americans need to act now to prevent that future heart attack or heart dis-ease itself. Every risk fac-tor needs to be treated^"
-Dr. James Cleman NCEP coordinator
"An LDL is the little particle in the blood that con-tains cholesterol. That particle infiltrates the wall of the artery. The cells injest those particles, swell and create the arteriosclerotic plaque. And when the cells rup-ture, the fatty material is just sit-ting there. It's not a pretty pic-ture," said Dr. Mllvyn Rubenfire, professor of internal medicine and director of Preventative Cardiology at the University of Michigan Hospital.
For doctors, total cho-lesterol is no longer the most significant factor in assessing a patient's risk for heart disease, said Rubenfire. "We're focusing on the LDL. If the risk of a coronary event is 2 per-cent a year or 20 percent over a ten-year period, you start treating people whose LDL is over 130"
Americans at high risk for a heart attack often go unidentified and don't receive aggressive treatment, said Dr. Claude Lenfant, director of the National Heart,
Lung and Blood Institute, which coordinates the National Cholesterol Education Program.
"Yet, studies show conclusively that lowering the level of LDL, the 'bad' cholesterol, can reduce the short-term risk for heart disease by as much as 40 percent," he said. "Treatment may lower risk over the long-term, beyond 10 years and even more. That's why, while the intensity of treatment in ATP III is stepped up, its primary aim remains squarely on lowering LDL."
Assessing risks "The ATP III approach looks at 'overall' risk for a
heart attack, which means in the short and long term," said Dr. James Cleman, NCEP coordinator. "That's important because, although risk typically increases with age, the foundation for heart disease
is often laid in adolescence and early adult-hood. So Americans need to act now to pre-vent that future heart attack or heart dis-ease itself. Every risk factor needs to be treated."
The quidelines urge physicians to: • Treat high tholesterol more
aggressively for those with dia-betes. Besides their very high short-term risk for having a coronary event, persons with Type 2 diabetes - non-insulin dependent diabetes, the most common form of the disease - also
have a high risk of dying from a heart attack. * • Use a lipoprotein profile, or 12-hour
fasting test, as the first test for high cfiO' lesterol. A lipoprotein profile measures levels of LDL, total cholesterol, HDL, and triglycerides, another fatty substance in the blood. Healthy adults should have a
Please see CHOLESTEROL, D6
Local residents enjoy Muscular Dystrophy Association summer camp Each year at MDA Summer Camp, Alex Jones, 11,
of Farmington looks forward to one special night: Casino Night. After five years at camp, that night still tops his list of favorite camp activities.
This year, Alex's brother Ben, 9, joined him at camp, held at Camp Cavell in Lexington, Mich. June 24-30. Both boys have a neuromuscular disease, but together and with the help of their attendants, they spent the week making arts and crafts, and playing sports. They also enjoyed squirting volunteers with squirt guns, much to Alex's delight.
"Camp is very uplifting and rewarding," said vol-unteer attendant Amy Hepper of Warren. "It's a lot of fun. There are so many different types of people here that there's no judgment."
Since 1955, young people ages 6-21 with neuro-muscular disease have attended MDA summer camps. Hundreds of volunteers staff the camps and donate countless hours to ensure that each camper enjoys activities tailored to his or her special needs. Campers play a wide range of games, including euchre, football and softball. They also participate in a magic show and a tug-of-war.
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STAFF PHOTOS BY JERRY ZOLYNSKY
Happy campers: (Left to right) Ben Jones of Farmington, volunteer Jen McPherson of Hamburg, Alex Jones of Farmington, and volunteer Amy Hepper of Warren are happy campers at MDA Summer Camp.
It costs MDA $450 per child to provide the campers with this unique experience. The camp is underwrit-ten entirely by the generous support of local corpora-tions and individuals. These and other donors will be recognized on Labor Day weekend (Sept. 2-3) during the Jerry Lewis MDA Telethon on WB20 Detroit. This year marks the 36th telethon.
Founded in 1950, the Muscular Dystrophy Associa-tion is a voluntary health organization dedicated to finding a cure for 40 neuromuscular diseases. MDA funds research'Worldwide and currently funds pro-jects at the University of Michigan, Wayne State University and Michigan State University.
MDA operated 2130 hospital-affiliated clinics across the country. Local clinics are located at Children's Hospital in Detroit and the Michigan Institute of Neuromuscular Disorders in Farmington Hills. Ser-vices include physical, occupational and respiratory therapy, genetic counseling and testing, social ser-vices consultations and year-round patient care.
For more information, contact Emily Breuker or Carmen Strong at (810) 274-9090.
hometownnewspapers.net Renee Skoglund, Editor 734-953-2128 rskoglund@oe*homecomm. net
The Observer & Eccentric/ SUNDAY, JULY 1, 2001 * D 5
A little sun goes a long way in causing permanent skin damage Ann Arbor, Mich. - It's not
just sun-worshippers basking on beaches and in backyards who should heed warnings about the damage the sun can cause.
Physicians at the University of Michigan Health System say everyone should beware. Any amount of unprotected sun expo-sure - for example, the walk from the car to the grocery store entrance - can contribute to genetic changes in the skin and lead to premature aging, brown spots, wrinkles, sagging skin, and even skin cancer.
"The sun damages the skin every single t ime it hits the skin," says John Voorhees, chair, Department of Dermatology, U-M Medical School. "It's simply a matter of degree. So, a tiny bit of sun gives you a tiny bit of dam-age and a little more gives you a little more damage and the prob-lem is that it accumulates over time, causing the damage to be permanent."
The "healthy" tan that many people long for is anything but healthy. In fact, Voorhees says that a tan is the skin's way of saying that it's been damaged, and the darkening is the skin's way of providing its own sun-screen to block out further rays. Although a tan does provide a small amount of sun protection -a sun protection factor, or SPF, of about two - that amount of protection is inadequate to pre-vent serious sun damage.
Many people think that if they
do not get a sunburn, that they're home-free. "That's not the case at all," Voorhees says. "A sunburn is simply an indica-tion of very gross, bad damage."
Sun protection for kids "It is believed by many that
melanoma, which is the worst form of skin cancer, is caused by exposure to sunlight when you're very young," Voorhees says.
Many believe that freckles just appear in children naturally. But in fact, Voorhees says, the majority of freckles, if not all, are sure signs of sun damage. "When you see that occurring in a child, of course, it's too late for those spots, but certainly that person needs tremendous sun protection."
Sun exposure causes damage to the genes in the skin, Voorhees says. And although the body has a mechanism that repairs the vast majority of the damage that occurs, it's not a perfect fix. Some of the damage always remains. A scar, called a solar scar, is left behind.
"You can't see these either in a microscope or with the naked eye," Voorhees says. "But, after exposure, after exposure, after exposure - maybe 100, 200, 500 exposures - these invisible scars in the skin coalesce to become a scar that you can see. That caus-es a wrinkle, or sagging skin, and essential ly , you look old before your time because you have accelerated the aging pro-cess in your skin."
How much is too much? One or two damaging events
are not enough to give someone skin cancer. But researchers have found that as the skin is subjected to more and more damaging events, the genes in the skin are mutated perma-nently.
"And if you hit the right gene with the sun, you can end up w i t h skin cancer," Voorhees says. "And skin cancer is the most common cancer in humans by a large margin."
Voorhees explains that the sun h a s some benefit . It helps to form Vitamin D that promotes the absorption of calcium and strong bones.
"One of the best protections is staying out of the sun during the peak brightness of sun from about 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.," he says. "The second key item is when you're outside at any time, that you stay in the shade. And the third thing is to wear protective clothing; a large hat and long-sleeved shirts."
He emphasizes that if you can't avoid the sun or wear pro-tective clothing, use sunscreen as a fallback. "This is the oppo-s i t e of what most people do. They use sunscreen first and then, if somehow they feel too hot or the sun appears too bright, they will go under a tree for a period of time or put on a hat . That is not the way it should be done."
Facts, resources regarding sun exposure • Excessive sun 'exposure can
cause your skin to age prema-turely, become leathery, wrin-kled, and in some cases, may cause skin cancer.
• The effects of the sun are cumulative over a lifetime. Peo-ple usua l ly receive most of their sun exposure by the age of 18, so protecting children from the sun is very important for their long-term health.
• Researchers and physi-cians recommend staying out of the sun during the peak bright-ness of sun which is from about 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. When outside at any time, stay in the shade and wear protective clothing. The last line of defense should be sunscreen.
• Sunscreens should be at least SPF 30 and broad-spec-trum, blocking out both UVA and UVB. Read the fine print
to ensure that one of the follow-ing two ingredients is present: Parsal 1789, or avobenzone. Apply sunscreen liberally!"
• Skin cancers are now the most common type of cancer. The most common type is called basal cell carcinoma. It is a slow-growing cancer that usu-ally does not spread to other parts of the body. The second-most common skin cancers are called squamous cell carcino-mas. They grow more quickly and have been known to spread. The least common form, malignant melanoma, is the most serious. It arises on or next to moles. If it's not treat-ed, it can spread - sometimes with fatal results.
Resources For more information, visit
the following Web sites:
• U-M Health Topics A to Z: Safety in the Sun
www.med.umich.edu/llibr/pri mry/life08.htm
• U-M Health Topics A to Z: Preventing Skin Cancer
www.med.umich.edu/llibr/ca ncer/skinOl.htm
• U-M Health Topics A to Z: Skin Self-Examination
www. med. umich.edu/llibr/ca ncer/skin03 .htm
• U-M Health Topics A to Z: Skin Cancer Risk Factors
www .med.umich. edu/llibr/ca ncer/skin02 .htm
• National Cancer Institute: CancerNet
cancernet.nci.nih.gov/wyntk_ pubs/skin.htm
• American Cancer Society: Melanoma Skin Cancer
www3 .cancer .org/cancerinfo/1 oad_cont. asp?ct=50
Sunscreens Sunscreens are not as effective
as most people would believe, Voorhees says. The standardized tes ts used to determine SPF often use a larger amount of sun-screen than anyone would use when applying it to themselves.
"The problem is, that it's been shown by experimentation and by actual study that the average person puts on their skin some-
where around one-third to one-quarter the amount that is nec-essary to give them the SPF fac-tor on the bottle," he says. "So, if you purchase a bottle of sun-screen that has an SPF of 40 and you put on one-quarter of the amount that it was tested under, you will be getting an SPF of .10 on your skin."
Voorhees does recommend that people look for sunscreens that
are broad-spectrum, blocking out both UVA and UVB. But, people should read the fine print too.
"Be sure that what you're about to buy contains either Parsal 1789 or avobenzone," he says. "Those two terms describe the very same chemical. As long as you have one of those along with an SPF of 30 or greater, that's the best that you can do -and apply it liberally."
MEDICAL DATEBOOK Items for Medical Datebook are welcome from all hospitals, physicians, companies and resi-dents active in the Observer-area medical community. Items should be sent to: Medical Datebook, c/o The Observer Newspapers, 36251 School-craft, Livonia 48150, e-mail rskoglund@oe. homecomm.net or faxed to (734) 591-7279.
ONGOING ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Alcoholics Anonymous meets 8:30-9:30 p.m. Wednesday and Sunday, Garden City Hospital (north entrance), 5254 Inkster Road. Alanon meeting Sunday only. Call (248) 541-6565 or (734) 776-3415. Noon Tuesday and Thursday, Providence Medi-cal Office Center, 39500 W. 10 Mile (at Haggerty), Novi.'Call (248) 348-9362. Noon Wednes-day, Livonia Mission Health Medical Center, 37595 Seven Mile Road, Livonia. Call (734) 953-1188.
IMPOTENCE The Irppotent Anonymous Sup-port Group meets 8 p.m. the last Wednesday of each month at St. Mary Mercy Hospital, Marian Professional Building, 14555 Levan, Livonia (Pavilion Confer-ence Room A). For information, call (734) 462-5858. FREE PROSTATE SCREENINGS Saint Joseph Mercy Hospital will offer free prostate screenings on the fourth Thursday of each
month in the radiology oncology department at the McAuley#Can-cer Care Center in Ypsilanti. Call the Saint Joseph Mercy HealthLine at (800) 231-2211. ANXIETY DISORDER Ward Presbyterian Church, cor-ner of Six Mile Road and Hag-gerty, Northville, sponsors a Panic Attack & Anxiety Disorder Support Group meeting 7 p.m. the first Tuesday of each month. Call (734) 420-8175.
RECOVERY, INC. Learn how Recovery, Inc. has been helping thousands discover and maintain good mental health for over 65 years. A sup-port group meets at 7:30 p.m. every Monday at St. Matthews Methodist Church, Room 105, 30900 Six Mile Road, Livonia. For more information, call (313) 561-2521.
SUN, JULY 8 BLOOD DRIVE St. John Neumann Church in Canton will sponsor a Red Cross blood drive 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The church is located at 44800 War-ren Road between Sheldon and Beck. For an appointment, call Patti (734) 459-9704, Peggy (734) 497-8495, or Marion (734) 981-3433. Give life!
TUES, JULY 10 BREAST CANCER SUPPORT The Breast Cancer Support
Group will meet 7-9 p.m. at St. Mary Mercy Hospital in Livonia, West Addition B. Call (734) 655-1100 or 1-800-494-1615. The ' group also will meet Aug. 14.
WED, JULY 11 EATING OUT The Diabetes Support Group at St. Mary Mercy Hospital, Livo-nia, will host a discussion, "Healthy Eating While Eating Out," led by Sherri Isaak, RD, CDE, 7-8:30 p.m. in the hospi-tal's auditorium. The group pre-sents a new topic the second Wednesday of each month for adult diabetics and family mem-bers. Call (734) 655-8940 or 1-800-494-1650 (out-of-town callers).
THUR, JULY 12 BASIC LIFE SUPPORT St. Mary Mercy Hospital will offer a Basic Life Support Train-ing Class, "Friends & Family," 7-10 p.m. in the auditorium. The class, sponsored by the American Heart Association, covers CPR for children, obstructed airway information, safety tips, rescue techniques and injury preven-tion. Fee is $30 per person. Advance registration is required. Call (734) 655-8940 or 1-800-494-1650.
CAREGIVER WORKSHOP The Alzeimer's Association-Detroit Area Chapter will offer a free caregiver workshop 1-4 p.m.
at Lutheran Home of Livonia, 28910 Plymouth Road, Livonia. Call (248) 557-8277 or 1-800-337-3827 to register.
JULY 23 & 28 STOP SMOKING Providence Hospital will hold two Wellness Seminars for smoking cessation: 6:30-8:30 p.m. Monday, July 23 at Provi-dence Medical Center - Livonia: Mission Health Medical Center, 37595 Seven Mile Road (at New-burgh), Livonia.; 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, July 28 at Providence Medical Center - Providence Park, 47601 Grand River Ave. (Beck Road entrance), Novi. Sessions include hypnosis and behavior modification. First 45 minutes is a free orientation. Afterwards, participants pay a one-time fee of $59. Call 1-877-345-5500.
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BABY-SITTING St. Mary Mercy Hospital in Livo-nia will offer a two-day "Safe Sit-ter" course 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. in West Addition A. Registration deadline is July 16. The class teaches boys and girls ages 11-13 how to handle emergencies when caring for young children, including basic life-saving tech-niques, accident prevention, guidelines for summoning help and child-care tips. To pre-regis-ter, call (734) 655-1100 or 1-800-
Gene variation linked to common sleep problem CHICAGO (AP) - A disorder
that causes breathing lapses while sleeping is linked to a gene variation associated with Alzheimer's disease and cardio-vascular problems, a U.S. study has found.
A new study, led by Dr. Hiroshi Kadotani of Stanford University's psychiatry and behavioral sciences department, suggests that 8 percent of it could be due to the gene varia-
tion called apolipoprotein E-4. Compared with people without
the trait, study participants with the E-4 variation faced almost double the risk of having sleep apnea, the authors reported in Wednesday's Journal of the American Medical Association.
The resu l t s come from an ongoing sleep disorders study involving 791 middle-aged adults. Of the 222 participants with the E-4 variation, 12 per-
cent had moderate to severe apnea, compared with 7 percent of participants without the vari-ation.
They noted that sleep apnea "induces s leepiness and may damage the brain irreversibly through long-term" low levels of oxygen in the blood.
The study does not necessarily imply that all adults with sleep apnea face an increased risk of Alzheimer's and cardiovascular
disease, even though the E-4 trait has also been l inked to those ailments.
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TUES, JULY 24 THYROID CANCER SUPPORT ThyCa SE Michigan, the area's first support group for thyroid cancer survivors, will meet 7-8:30 p.m. in the Gold Room at the Plymouth Public Library, 223 South Main Street, Ply-mouth. The group is open to all thyroid cancer survivors and their families. It meets the fourth Tuesday of each month. Call M. Weckerle at 734-397-2801.
JULY 26 & 28 WEIGHT REDUCTION Providence Hospital will hold three Wellness Seminars for weight reduction: 3-5 p.m. and 6:30-8:30 p.m. Thursday, July 26 at the Providence Medical Cen-ter-Livonia: Mission Health Medical Center, 37595 Seven
Mile Roac^ (at Newburgh); and 1-3 p.m. Saturday, July 28 at Novi Park: Providence Medical Cen-ter, 47601 Grand River Avenue (Beck Road entrance). First 45 minutes of each session is free; afterwards, participants pay a one-time fee of $59. Call 1-877-345-5500.
JUNE 26-AUG. 7 CHILDBIRTH EDUCATION St. Mary Mercy Hospital will offer "Childbirth Education," a series of six classes 7-9 p.m. Tuesdays in West Addition A. The series also is offered Wednesdays, Aug. 1-Sept. 5; Mondays, Aug. 6-Sept. 17; and Mondays, Sept. 24-Oct. 29. Cost is $55. The class teaches expec-tant mothers and their partners the Lamaze method for labor and deliver. A one-day accelerat-ed workshop is scheduled 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 4 in West Additions A and B. The cost is $75. Pre-register by call-ing (734) 655-1100.
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OPERATING WHEN YOU ARE ALMOST WELL ! ' i You develop arthritis in your knees and possibly wrists or hands. Your
doctor prescribes medicine, takes the fluid off your knees when needed, and recommends physical therapy to build up muscles and maintain your stamina.
Over a year or more, your arthritis resolves, but not quite. You need to return to the doctor repeatedly because one knee keeps swelling and requires repeated removal of excess fluid. You fee! you may need more medicine to bring that knee under control. Instead, your doctor arranges for you to see an orthopedic surgeon for a knee synovectomy.
What happened was that the lining cells of the knee joint developed an exuberant synovitis for which the treatment is not more medicine, but removal of the excess knee tissue? The situation is like a lawn with thick high grass; the best solution isn't weed killer, but to mow the lawn.
Why the lining tissue grows excessively is unclear. What is known is that this tissue is not a cancer, and that once shaved down, the extra growth of lining cells does not return.
This problem most often occurs in the knee, and people with psoriatic arthritis are most at risk for its occurrence. However, the same problem can appear with any arthritis, and oddly enough when that arthritis is otherwise controlled.
Twenty years ago having a synovctomy meant your knee was stiff for and indeterminate period and required a rehabilitation per iod lasting months. Nowadays, or thopedists can perform a synovectomy via arthroscopy. You may stay overnight in the hospital and are walking well within
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• Treat elevated triglycerides more aggressively. Recent stud-ies indicate that an e levated triglyceride level is significantly linked to the degree of heart dis-ease risk. Treat even borderline-high triglyceride leve ls wi th weight control and physical activity. Sometimes, for higher triglyceride levels, medication may be needed.
"The problem with triglyc-erides is that they are generally associated with a low HDL," said Rubenfire. A triglyceride level over 200 is dangerous and usual-ly is associated with diabetes or excessive alcohol consumption, he added.
• Advise against the use of hormone replacement therapy (HRT) as an a l ternat ive to cholesterol- lowering drugs. According to ATP III, studies have not shown that HRT reduces the risk for major coro-nary events or deaths among post-menopausal women who have heart disease. HRT also •increases the risk for throm-boembolism and gallbladder dis-ease. In contrast, cholesterol-lowering drugs have been found to reduce coronary events in women without or without heart disease.
A warning Although high cholesterol can
be managed through l ifestyle changes and medication, human nature may be physicians tough-est patient. "People don't get too excited if they feel well. Young people don't think about mortali-ty," said Rubenfire.
Yet, even moderate exercise can raise the levels of HDL, the "good" cholesterol, by 10 or 15 percent. It can raise it even more if you're overweight, said Ruben-fire.
Prevention should begfn peo-ple's 20s and 30s, he said. The arteriosclerotic process becomes very active in the 40s and 50s, and peaks in the early 60s. By then the damage is done.
And forget about b laming heart disease on heredity, he warned."Seventy-five to 80 per-cent is lifestyle, not heredity. People blame it on heredity, but it's the interaction be tween heredity and the environment."
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Claremont - one of five communities at The Oaklands - brings the reputa-tion and tradition of luxury excellence of Moceri Builders to attached condo-minium construction. , Eighty residences, two together, are under construction off Silver Bell just east of Adams in Oakland Township.
"There's nothing like this in the area as far as luxury in a package in the condominium market," said Frank Moceri. "Nothing new with the high level of amenities we offer.
"This is a Mini-Me version of Carroll-ton Hills, one of the highest-end we're building," Moceri added.
"We're including basically the same features in a smaller package for peo-ple who don't need as large a home but want the nice amenities we have in fine, luxury homes."
Moceri offers six floor plans at Clare-mont.
They range in price from $430,000 for a ranch of 2,033 square feet with two bedrooms and two baths to $589,000 for a two story of 3,017 square feet with two bedrooms and 2-1/2 baths.
All include at base price two-car garage, first-floor laundry, deck, base-ment, fireplace and air conditioning.
Other basics include separate jet tub and shower in the master; double oven, cooktop, refrigerator and dishwasher in the kitchen
Other luxury amenities include mar-ble flooring in the foyer, wood in the kitchen/ nook, ceramic in the laundry and baths and carpeting throughout.
Crown moldings, recessed lights, solid core Masonite doors, wainscot paneling and columns also are stan-dard.
Landscaping also is included. Brick, wood siding and dimensional
shingles are primary exterior materi-als.
"Equally important is exterior archi-tecture design, the overall streetscape," said Karla A. Bodrie, sales associate. "The landscape package is going to be of high value.
"The privacy thing is important. You can have amenities like a walk-out (basement) and deck and still maintain privacy by the way the doors are posi-tioned."
"The rear elevations were designed to look like a large home versus a mul-tiple unit," Moceri said.
The grounds also will be attractive with fountains, ponds and a gazebo,
Claremont: [ Luxury con-j dominiums 1 clustered ini pairs look \ like one huge estate.;
Moceri added. 1-75 is convenient, Bodrie said.
Four models have been constructed. Basements have been finished in all
four. Everyone who has bought to date has selected the finished basement option that adds at least 1,100 square feet of living space.
Basements vary slightly and may include such elements as a bar, theater, bedroom, sitting area and bath.
Some highlights of the models: • The St. James, a two-story of 3,017
square feet excluding basement, fea-tures a two-way fireplace between the living room and hearth room/ kitchen/ nook.
The master features an optional step-up sitting area and fireplace, a pair of walk-in closets, two sink vanity and a separate sitting/ make-up area.
An optional elevator is available in the St. James for $40,000.
• The Prescott, a story-and-a-half of 2,900 square feet excluding basement, features a library with cathedral ceil-ing, a great room with sloped ceiling, and two bedrooms upstairs, each with its own bath.
• The Bancroft, a ranch of 2,033 square feet excluding basement, con-tains a living room with cathedral ceil-
ing, dining room with pan ceiling and a master suite with an unusual hybrid ceiling.
• The Whitehall, a story-and-a-half of 2,800 square feet excluding base-ment, features a two-way fireplace at the junction of the living room and din-ing room, a parlor and the master suite.
A bedroom, bath and room that can be used as a bedroom, craft room or exercise room are up.
Claremont is served by a well water system, sewers and sidewalks. It's within the Rochester school bound-aries.
The property tax rate is $25.49 per $1,000 of state taxable value, half of sales price for new construction. That means the owners of a $580,000 home there would pay about $7,400 the first year.
The monthly maintenance/ associa-tion fee, which includes water, is $360.
Vivian Wilson bought a home in Claremont..
"I do high-end real estate and had sold three of Moceri's homes in the last couple of years and knew what kind of builder he was - excellent," she said. "I bought a ranch and like the excellent use of space.
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The curb appeal of the Yesteryear is truly-outstanding.
The gazebo-styled porch with dormers over the second floor and the fan design above the garage truly catches the eyes of a passerby.
The home has 1,826 square feet of open living space with ah optional basement of 1,059 square feet.
Crossing the wrap-around porch into the Yesteryear brings the guest directly into the great room of this gracious home. The stairs to the second floor as well as the
basement are on the right side of this room.
The great room flows openly towards the dining room and the kitchen. A second door opens to the side onto the end of the wrap-around porch.
The formal din-ing room is accessed through archways both from the great room and into the kitchen. The kitchen forms a large C-shape with lots of counter space. It also has an archway into the great room.
The master suite occupies the right rear section of the Yesteryear. It has a corner walk-in closet. The master bath has an oversized corner shower, tub and dual sinks.
In the hall outside the master suite is a half bath with the washer and dryer tucked into a closet out of sight. There is also a door into the two-car garage from here.
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(NUE) - Think s t a y i n g indoors will keep you safe from allergens? Think again.
Mold, house dust mites and animal dander may cause year-round nasal a l l erg ies with bothersome congestion, sneezing and itchy, runny nose.
But before you think of pack-ing up and moving out, there's a better way to take control of the dust, mold and other aller-gens-in your house. Just let "The Boss of Cleaning," Jeff Campbell, come to your home and clean it properly.
All you have to do is enter the Give Your Home the STAR Treatment contest, sponsored by Flonase (fluticasone propi-onate) Nasal Spray.
Campbell and his "Clean Team" will personally visit the homes of the three top winners and show them the S teps Toward Allergy Relief (The STAR Treatment) - a thor-ough, professional cleaning to reduce allergens. Campbell will also present each winner with a check for $5,000 to help them stock up on cleaning sup-plies.
"House dust mites, micro-scopic relatives of the spider, live in bedding, on upholstered furniture and in carpeting," said Jeff Campbell, president of The Clean Team, San Fran-cisco's largest housecleaning service. "Other allergens, like pet dander and mold, are also prevalent in homes."
Dr. Deborah Fawcett, a Fel-low of the American College of Asthma, Allergy and Immunol-ogy, will also visit the homes to discuss the health implications of an allergen-packed home.
"Indoor allergens are among the most common causes of nasal allergies, affecting an estimated 40 million Ameri-cans," said Fawcett.
"In fact, these allergens can linger in your home for a long period of time. For instance, it can take up to six months to get rid of cat allergen, on your sofa. And, s ince'dust mites reproduce rapidly, there May also be up to 2 million of them in your pillow, not to mention your bedding, upholstered fur-niture and carpets," Fawcett said.
All contest entrants will receive a STAR Wheel, an easy-to-fol low al lergen removal guide for each room in the house.
Entering the contest is easy. If you're 18 or older, log onto www.flonase.com and explain in 100 words or less why we should Give Your Home the STAR Treatment.
The three entries judged to be the most appropriate, origi-nal, creative and persuasive will win a free home cleaning and$5,000.
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A home for all seasons: remodeling with futuristic eye
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Access ib i l i ty i s the keyword for a home you may want to l ive in through your ret irement years. For those of us approaching th is time of life, custom bui ld ing or
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ re tro f i t t ing our homes now means
we l l have ease of use later. Looking ahead certainly beats
letting physical restrictions limit our quality of life or our indepen-dence later on. Sore shoulders and knees become much more common place and require limits for reach-ing up and lifting as well as flat access for walking.
Features to consider in an overall
home design when outfitting it for living in the long term are a first floor master bedroom and bath as part of a single-story open floor plan.
For physical comfort, consider higher than standard wall recepta-cles (electrical outlets), and lower than standard light switches, ther-mostats, closet rods and shelves.
If you are lucky enough to reach a ripe old age, sound act ivated lights and lever handled doorknobs instead of round ones will be much easier for your aging hands.
For safety when walking can become more diff icult , consider secured, low-pile carpeting instead of throw rugs and specify flat tran-sitions between different kinds of f loor ing m a t e r i a l s to reduce chances for trips and falls.
And remember that although no one a s p i r e s to n e e d i n g a whee lcha ir wider doorways and space for m a n e u v e r i n g a wheelchair are standard design features in accommodations for seniors.
If room allows, a deep closet can be located where a future in-home elevator could be installed if neces-sary.
Consider adding a security sys-tem and monitors for outside doors tied to telephones or the television so you can speak with and/or see whoever comes calling. Also consid-er adding signals for the mailbox or the driveway.
For your home's entryway, think about a wide door with a set-down shelf outside it for putting down packages, then add keyless entry
locks and a lower peephole. The entry area should be well-lit, covered and wide with no steps, if possible, and a level pathway and drive.
In the kitchen, appliances with front-mounted knobs offer a more comfortable reach as does low shelving with swing-out doors and rol l -out trays . S ide-by-s ide refrigerator doors are easier to use than over-and-under doors and need less room to swing open. And for wheelchair access, lower counters, an overhanging sink and an under-counter refrigerator can be essen-tial.
Bathroom features should include grab bars in the shower, tub and toilet areas. In
the shower you'll appreciate nonskid strips, a built-in shower seat, a hand-holdable shower head and a walk-in/roll-in access way. A raised toilet seat can be a real help when legs get weak. And a roll-under sink and wheelchair maneuvering space shovy terrific foresight. >
Such suggestions are for those who value their future independence and comfort enough to plan for it.
Dave Kellett Sr. has been in building more than 40 years, is founder of Kellett Construction Co. in Bloomfield Hills and is immediate past president of the Building Industry Association.
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Don't let sprinkler systems leave you and your lawn high and dry FROM HOME SERVICE STORE FOR A P WEEKLY FEATURES
There's no watering down the pop-ularity of home lawn sprinkler sys-tems, but homeowners can oversee installation without getting finan-cially soaked.
It takes understanding of water-ing system options and a rational approach to dealing with installa-tion contractors.
"If homeowners would take the time to look at the fundamental aspects of the job, the installation would go smoother, they'd spend less money and conserve water," says Sharon Mertins, a watering system
.expert for the Home Service Store. Mertins says automatic spray sys-
tems are by far the most popular. Water pressure forces sprinkler heads to pop up to spray a 17-foot-diameter section or full circle for a preset time.
Rotary and drip systems are other, lesser-used options.
"Rotary systems are great if you have a large unobstructed yard," says Mertins. Rotary heads provide a mammoth 70-foot swath of cover-
age. Drip systems conserve water although these are limited to reach-ing root systems in flower beds. The one system Mertins steers clients away from is a manual sy s t em which is more expensive to install.
Whatever system fits the bill, says Mertins, "It all depends on water pressure. If you don't have adequate pressure, you're sunk." The main water line in a home creates more pressure than systems connected to a sewer meter.
Spray sys tems boost pressure through a sequence of smaller and smaller diameter pipes as water nears the sprinkler head.
Contractors bid installation sever-al ways. Most charge by the station the area covered by a spray head -rather than running foot of pipe. Some installers bid on yard size or by materials and labor multiplied by a profit margin. Typical installation t ime for an average yard is 140 hours.
Any bid will include variables unique to each yard. Water-blocking obstructions, S o i l , slope o f lot or labor-intensive work to run pipe beneath or around objects can
increase your costs. Mertins advises homeowners to
ask for all-inclusive bids. "Make sure everything is included so you won't have surprises at the end," she says.
A turnkey bid isn't the only thing homeowners should demand from contractors.
In a move to manage water resources, more than 30 s ta tes require that irrigation installation be done by l icensed contractors. Homeowners should ask to see the installer's license. References and experience also count, says Mertins.
The homeowner also should insist that installers assume responsibility if utilities such as phone, gas and electricity lines are severed.
Contractors should also perform a back-flow inspection as part of their bid. Back-flow devices, also known as double checks, keep water flowing in one direction and stop the return of water into a city water system.
Mertins says homeowners should stipulate contractor grade materials be used throughout, especially if the installer must make a sudden trip to a home store for additional parts.
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INTERNET W O E S \ ROOTED IN ETHICS
i This week, The Meyers Report : looks at ethics and the Internet, * explaining how the challenges * of tomorrow can and must be t met with the philosophy of ages : past. I For all of its advancements the » Internet's greatest trouble is f ethics, an issue first raised thou-; sands of years ago in the schools i of ancient Greece. The risk is far * more than philosophical, it is our » present ana future economy, and i our personal freedom. : We seem to be hearing more : and more about the dark side of * the Internet — everything from » pornography and fraud to mas-;; sive break-ins and deliberate : widespread damage. With every t new report, politicians and com-:< puter experts scurry for answers, I expressing shock and dismay, ; calling for measures to prevent : future problems. : But are we truly justified in * our horrified response? Perhaps » not, said Charles Husson, a : Virginia-based computer pioneer • and Internet theorist. : , "The Internet, for all of its t attempts at security, still operates • ? on the honor system," saia : Husson. "It was made to be : totally accessible and user-: friendly. The security systems * are in place to keep honest peo-l pie out, to turn them away if I they stumble onto a site acciden-; tally, or if they are not serious ; about causing trouble." v Husson likens the Internet's * current state to a small town * where most residents leave the ; doors unlocked, actually hoping * for visitors.
"The problem is that there is no provision for ethical breach-
* es, he said. "One assault in a : quiet neighborhood terrorizes : people for blocks around, when * it was the very openness that I invited trouble." ; Husson, who teaches Internet ; technology in Virginia, explains : that many of his college students » regard ethics as irrelevant to the * workings of the Internet. I Because the coding used for
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Internet addresses employs very strict rules, he believes it is easy for anyone who understands them to misuse them. It can be as simple as hacking into a secure site, or as demonstrated recently, shutting down major Internet players by overloading their systems. The only thing holding most people back, is ethics.
"Ethics has to do with the ways in which we abide by our own moral code," Husson said. "If one has no moral code, one has no ethics. Many of my stu-dents regard attacking secure sites as interesting challenges, or they rationalize it by claiming that they are heljpingto expose a site's vulnerability. They're street smart about the Internet, and that leads to a very pragmat-ic approach — in other words, an approach completely lacking in ethics. Too many young peo-ple do things, just to see ir it can be done."
This pragmatic approach takes the form of opportunistic and even predatory use of the web on a regular basis. In some cases, websites are used for fraud, to promote illegal activi-ties, or simply to spread lies and propaganda to vast* audiences.
"it's like i printing," Husson said, ""mere
in the earlv davs of ly days d. "The
was a time when anyone with a cheese press and a set of letters could put out anything they wanted, arid there was no way to protect authorship, ownership or the truth. It got so bad that Sir Isaac Newton refused to publish his theories after dishonest print-ers had stolen many of his ideas and forwarded them to other academics, who put them out as their own."
Printing guilds, which observed strict guidelines for their work, were established to solve the problem. The printer's "imprimatur" in a book was the assurance of integrity in its pub-lication.
"One of the major problems we have with many of the
Internet service providers is that the people who are doing the service, operation and mainte-nance are selected for their technical skill, and not for their philosophical depth," Husson lamented. "The imprimatur used by early guild printers is not likely to show up in any modern way. Ethics only plays a role in the operation to tne extent that their own structures aren't vio-lated from within."
The issue of Internet ethics is not limited to criminals, hack-ers, and electronic wrecking crews, however. If it were, the discussion would be pointless, since they have already rejected any interest in ethical behavior. More important to the equation is the average user, who taces ethical questions every time he logs in.
The law is being violated almost every time you turn on your computer," warns Husson. 'Remember that copyright law
prohibits duplication by any means. If you download copy-righted material without permis-sion, be it a photograph from an online news service or an article passed along by a friend, you nave duplicated it, and you have broken the law."
The key, says Husson, is for those who are aware of ethical concepts to be vigilant and not let pragmatism erode the morals that they follow outside the vir-tual realm.
"If this thing is to truly have a chance," Husson warns, "those who have the capacity to act ethically must do so. If they do, many of the gaping doors will close and lock themselves. If they don't, they might as well invite the rest of the thieves and looters in for dinner."
Gary S. Meyers is President and C E O of Meyers Communicat ions Group Inc. a n d Founder of T h e M e y e r s Repor t . He is a Nationally Syndicated Columnist a n d Economist. Mr. Meye rs can be reached at gmeyers@meyersnetwork .com. (c) 2001 Meyers Communicat ions Group Inc. 847-205-9222
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"Joint ownership can work successfully under most circumstances, but it's always smart to prepare for the unknown," says Richard Roll, pres ident of American Homeowners Association.
"Joint homebuyers need a plan or docu-ment to clarify what happens to their respective financial interests in the home should something unforeseen happen and they have to sell," he said.
Joining your fortunes together makes coming up with a down payment and monthly mortgage payments much easier. Lenders are happy to accommodate joint owners.
A l though the path to f inancing is smooth, the law is full of potholes when it comes to unmarried couples.
Typically when a spouse dies, the sur-viving spouse automatically becomes the full owner under joint tenancy with right of survivorship. And the divorce settle-ment provides the framework for deciding ownership.
That's not true for unmarried couples. Without some plan or document, the death of your housemate does not make you the automatic owner.
And if you break up, you're in uncharted legal territory and really ripe for disagree-ments over who's responsible for costs, whether to sell, or how to divide sale pro-ceeds.
So what are best solutions? First, con-sider sole ownership. If one person is com-ing up with the lion's share of the costs, consider putting only that person on the title.
If you insist on putting both names on the title, you have further options to clari-fy what happens under the type of title.
Under title as tenants in common, the outcome is determined by the deceased person's will.
Under joint tenancy with rights of sur-vivorship, the survivor becomes the sole owner and responsible for the mortgage.
Beyond that, you can get down to the fine print in a partnership agreement. This document spells out how the home sale would be handled in a breakup.
Such agreements may require the two co-owners to use a mediator instead of going to court to resolve any disputes.
Remember that laws vary from place to place, so consult with a real estate attor-ney.
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B E R K L E Y - c o m p l e t e l y remolded, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 2300sqft, large master bedroom w/bath, fireplace, c/a, large deck, great St. & yard. 2214 Beverly, Sun. 12-5. 2 blocks S. of 12 mile E. of Coolidge. $239,900. 248-586-1256.
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CANTON COLONIAL 2 story house built in 1999 approxi-mately 2300 sq. ft. 4 bedroom+ library, 2.5 bath, 2.5 side garage, deck, sale by owner, priced for $330,000 negotiable. Open house Sun 1-5. 42519 W o o d w i n d L a n e .
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1875 W. MELTON (E. of Adams on Lincoln, S. on Taunton, E. on W. Melton) 3-4 bedroom, 2 baths w/living and dining rooms and large vaulted ceiling family room. Large fenced yard. Good value @ $166 sq. ft. $359,900. James Riley 248-258-9898
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Beautiful 3 bedroom colonial in walking distance to town. 1st floor master bedroom w/bay window, living room w/gas fire-place & door to rear yard deck. Library w/wet bar, bay window. 1st floor laundry, 2 car attached garage. Basement. $449,000.
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(248) 646-8606 RE/MAX in the Hills
BLOOMFIELD OPEN SUN. 2-4 1184 STONECREST
S. of Lone Pine, W. of Telegraph GREAT .RANCH CONDO
In a ten unit complex. Two bed-rooms and two baths. Neutral colors, open floor plan, access to everywhere. Full basement, convenient location. $269,900. (21032342-S).
Ask for KERYN YOUNG Snyder, Kinney, Bennett & Keating ' 248-644-7000.
GARDEN CITY 6035 Helen SL.N. of Ford, between Inksfer & Middlebelt
WELL KEPT! 4 BR, 1,500 sq. ft . Newer siding, furnace , plumbing, roof & C.A. Lrg d in ing r m w/HW floors, kit w/convenient nook, 1st fi laun & lrg utility room, 2.5 ca r garage w/pull-down storage, gas, drywall, 220 circ & new roof. $134,900
Call JUDY PODVIN 8X0-227-5005 x204 517-304-1882 Cell
CANTON - Open Sun., Noon-5. 3 bedroom colonial on culdesac w/private backyard & 2 fire-places. Updated oak kitchen, hardwood floors, carpet, bath-rooms, landscaping, sprinkler system, windows... $239,900. 44222 Richmond Ct. {S of Joy, E of Sheldon) (734) 254-0926
CANTON - Open Sun. 12-5. immaculate 4 bedroom, 2 bath cape cod in popular Sunflower Sub. Completely updated, move in ready, $248,900. 45644 Holmes, 1 blk. S/Warren, W. off Canton Center. 734-459-1303.
CANTON- OPEN SUN. 1-4 366 Princess. 4 bedroom, 2V6 bath colonial w/oversized base-ment & garage. Country kitchen. Many updates including win-dows, roof, carpeting, A/C, over-sized deep tub, etc.
Darlene Vegh 734-921-0371 Remerica Country Place
CANTON - 3 bedroom ranch. New carpet. Family room. Open Sun., 1-4. 6939 Ardsley Drive. $178,900. 734-397-1816
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COMMERCE TWP. Lake Sher-wood, beautiful 1,800 sq.ft. ranch home w/finished lower level. All sports lake & dock priv-ileges. Huron Valley Schools. Must see. $89,900. 5486 Leaf-wood Dr. Open Sun. 12-3.
(248) 684-1753
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4612 Kingston 3 bedroom ranch, large utility room, family room with attached breakfast bar, 1,239 sq.ft.
$95,000 ERA Country Ridge Realty
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FARMINGTON HILLS - Open Sun., 2-5pm. 2599 sq.ft. 4 bed-rooms, 3 baths. 32050 Dohany. $268,900 248-471-7428 www.greatlakeslistings.com
FARMINGTON HILLS - Open Sun 1-4. Brick ranch, 28335 Ken-dailwood (N of 12, E of Farm-ington) $242,000.248-489-7077
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Open Sun 1-4,626 Ravencrest, Westland 3 bedroom rondo, basement, in-law quarters 2.5 car garage. 8224,900
Open Sun 1-4 ,606? Wedgewood, Canton Mint condition. 1700-sqS, 3 bedrom ranch. Original owner. $205,000
Open San 1-4,1517 Berkshire, Westland Open Sun 1-4', 33715 John Hauk, Garden City 3 bdrm ranch, fireplace in living room. Just move Beautiful show piece. 1400 sq ft, 2 bdrm Tri-on in. 2 car garage. Backs to park.. $127,900 level, new oak kitchen & much more. $143,500
Open Sun 1-4,2006 Lathers, Garden City Updated2 bdrmranch, large lot (80x150), , , garage. Mint condition. $122,900
Open Sun i -4 ,39262 Dillingham, Westland ;
Contemporary, 3 bdrm, 1.5 bath Tri-level. oak . ; kitchen, FR w/fireplace, 2 car garage. $ 159.900 .
Open Sun 1-4, 38224 N. Rickham, Westland Sharp 3 Bdrm brick ranch, 1.5 baths, 2 car garage. A t I- ... florida room, huge family room with fireplace. 1156 ,480
Open Sun 1-5,8886 Floral, Livonia Newer construction 1996, country colonial, 3 BR, 2.5 baths, basement & garage. 5214,900
Open Sun 1-4,6530 Lathers, Garden City Immaculate 3 bdrm ranch, 2 foil baths, 2.5 car garage. Fin. Basement, Many updates. S134,900
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1-4, 7735 Beaverland, Detroit me wth 2 3/4 garage. Many updates! N e w oak
5128,500
Open Sun 1-4,41976 Oidbridge, Cantos 3 bedroom brick ranch, partially finished base-ment. Neutral ddcor. Just Move in. $159,900
Other Available Homes 2139 Roundtable W., Canton 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath colonial. F/room with fire-place, 2.5 car attached garage. Asking 5224,900
11684 Berwyn, Redford 515,000 underassessed value! Bungalow w/ upper apartment includes add'! lot. $135,000
359 Robert Court, Canton 4 bdrms incl. master suite St bath, gourmet kitchen, Thousands in upgrades. 5419,900
33614 Alvin, Garden City 3 bdrm ranch, 2 full baths, finished basement, large eat-in kitchen, 2.5 car garage. $ 134.900
1224 Hanlon, Westland Mint 3 BR Ranch, updated through-out, fin base-ment, multi-level lot (67x300). 5162,000
8905 Tavistock, Plymouth Remodeled 4 bedroom colonial, huge private lot w/pond. 2 car garage. Move right in. $244,900
12615 Mercedes, Redford Updated 3 bd rm ranch on almost a 1/2 acre. Perfect investment property o r starter home. $99,900
16215 Fen to n, Detroit 3 bdrm ranch, double lot, ful l basement with 1/2 bath, 2.5 car att garage. 1st l ime buyers take note!! $97,900
7635 Koppernick, Canton 2000 built, 3 bdrm ranch, 2 full baths. Great lot,, approx. 2 acres., nice open floor plan. 5284,900
198 Kings way, Canton Totally updated 3 bdrmranch, 2.5 baths, fin base-ment. Oak kitchen, new windows. 5189,900
6480 Dillon, Garden City Everything Newer. 3 bdrm ranch, 1250 sq ft. oak . kitchen, 2 car garage. $152,900
41438 Ayrshire, Canton 3 bdrm ranch, great location, near elementary school, newer farnace, roof, hwh 5139,900
455 Van Lawn, Westland 3 BD ranch, solid oak cabinets in kitchen & bath: Pro finished basement. Brick garage. 5149,900 v
2305 Treadwell, Westland 3 bedroom brick ranch, 2 car attached garage. Family Rm w/flreplace. 1.5 baths. 5159,900
Clarila, Livonia lot in Livonia school district, 138 x 140 npproxi-
42 acre. $79,900
>7334 Salem, Detroit 3 bedroom ranch, f inished basement, ! ,5 baths, 2 car garage. Large lot. $94,900
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7970 ALTON (S/Joy, E/Haggerty)
Great locate for this 3 bedroom ranch includes 50 ft. easement n rear w/creek. Clean w/neutral decor. Updates throughout. Basement. Garage. Quick occu-pancy. $169,900. (79AL)
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Dearborn Heights OPEN HOUSE 1 - 4
24651 Rouge River Dr. N. of warren,
W. of Telegraph 3 bedroom, Vk batn brick ranch in a lovely location. Wet plaster walls and hardwood floors offer quality construction. Central air 2 car brick garage and a Florida room for added enjoyment
$159,900 MARY MARINELLI
(313) 562-8110 ext. 22
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FARMINGTON HILLS - Open Sun 1-5. 38939 Country Circle. 14 Mile/flaggerty Rd. 2 bedroom condo, 2 baths, finished base-ment. $179,900. 248-788-0658
LIVONIA - OPEN SUN. 1-4 31527 5 Mile Rd.
3 bedroom ranch, $135,000. Call Kelly, 734-452-1174
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IMMACULATE STARTER HOME w/Mandon Lake privileges, White Lake Twp./Walled Lake school district. Updated 3 bdrm. ranch, open floor plan, neutral decor, large privacy fenced yard w/mature trees, motivated seller. Bring all offers. $ 1 2 9 , 8 0 0 . (R-012) 9076 Cedar Island Lake Rd. (off of Cooley Lake Rd. & Round Lake Rds.)
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DEARBORN OPEN SUN. 1-4 6900 CALHOUN
(S/Warren, E/Schaefer) Ready to move-iri mint condi-tion. 3 Bedroom, 2.5 bath colo-nial w/addition. Lots of updates throughout. Hardwood floors, basement. 2 Car g&rage. $169,900. (69CA)
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FARMINGTON HiLLS, Rolling Oaks area Open Sun 1-4. Spec-tacular tri-level with many updates on a large corner lot, asking $239,000. 29793 Bea-contree, between 13 Mile & Farmington. (248) 788-2143
303 Open Houses
FARMINGTON HILLS Open house Sunday 1-4. Must seel beautiful 3 bedroom ranch with many recent updates, 2400 sq. ft. 2.5 baths, living room, dining room, family room with natural fireplace, new Anderson win-dows, partially finished base-ment, great storage, large lot. $379,900. (248) 788-9285
(FARMINGTON HILLS - 3 bedroom brick ranch on commons/culdesac, 3V6
baths, finished basement, pool/ tennis courts in sub $292,900. Open Sun.,1-5. 22153 Wingate (Green Hill Sub, S of 9 Mile, E of Halsted). (248) 471-4614
FARMINGTON OPEN HOUSE Sunday 1-4. 24130 Twin Valley Court, S. of 10 Mile off Farm-ington Rd. 3 bedroom, 2.5 baths, c.a„ hardwood floors, & updates throughout. Walk to town & to park. $269,900.
(248) 477-2832
Spectacular Lakefront home! 158 Edgelake Drive
(off Elizabeth Lake Road between Williams Lake Road & Hospital)
Gorgeous water from home with 100 ft. pristine sandy beach on private all sports lake. 4 bedroom, 1st floor master suite, 51/2 baths, dream kitchen with Merriiat cabinets, Corian tops, and breakfast nook. Professional landscaping and decks abound. French doors, bay windows, fabulously finished 1500 sq. ft. lakefront walkout bring living space to 4,400 sq. ft.! The sunset view awaits you. $584,900
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Farmington Hills OPEN SUNDAY 1 - 4 29115 Apple Blossom
S. of 13 Mile, W. of Drake BEST OF ALL WORLDS
This exquisitely updated and decorated brick colonial has it all! 4 bedrooms/2 full baths. 21/6 baths, huge custom kitchen, fin-ished basement, hardwood floors, skylights, so much more.
$389,900 ASK FOR STEVE LEVETT
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FARMINGTON - Open Sat. & Sun. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, new 4 car garage & concrete drive & deck, completely remodeled. New everything! Finished basement. Relocation forces sale. $196,000. 32729 Meadowlark St., 8 Mile & Farmington. (248) 888-6966
FOWLERVILLE. OPEN Sun. 1-4, 1,900 sq.ft., 2 story, 3-4 bedroom, 2 baths, attached garage, fenced, landscaped. $155,000,121 S. Second St, S. of Grand River. Tammy, State-wide Real Estate.
Call 1-800-531-4449
Garden City OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 PM
29724 Florence S. of Ford & W. of Middlebelt Not a standard ranch because of the family room addition in '95. F in i shed basement w/lavatory, 2 car garage. Upgraded and waiting for you at only $144,900.
JACKIE PERRYDORE (313) 201-0366
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LIVONIA - Charming cape cod, 1450 sq.ft., Coventry Gardens. 15718 Southampton. 3 bed-room, 3 bath, many updates/ extras. $235,000. Open Sun. 2-5pm. 734-793-0111
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31491 Lamar. South of 10 Mile, West of Orchard Lake. Fabulous Farmington ranch loaded w/updates and & within walking distance to town! 3 Bedrooms, finished basement, and a 2 car garage makes this a smart choice! $174,900. (21042923) Ask for Carol LaPerriere ext. 125.
FARMINGTON OPEN SUNDAY 1-4
22620 Power. South of Grand River, East of Power. Lovely 2 story Contemporary on large lot within walking distance to Down-town Farmington. 3 Bedrooms, fireplace, finished basement, great master suite. $187,500. (21048820). Ask for Carol LaPerriere ext. 125.
FARMINGTON OPEN SUNDAY 1-4
22231 Cass. South of Nine Mile, West of Farmington. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath brick home with hard-wood floors, newer carpeting, fireplace, - towering trees, a nicely appointed kitchen, and all newer appliances is nestled in a peaceful setting. A real beauty! $234,900 (21050269). Ask for Bill Law ext. 104.
CENTURY 21 HARTFORD (248) 478-6000
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31926 James, S. of Warren/W. of Merriman. Nice brick home. Updates: kitchen, 2 full baths, windows, carpet. Finished base-ment, 2 car garage. Kathy Guzlk, Century 21 Row, (734) 464-7111 or (734) 320-9474.
LATHRUP VILLAGE OPEN SUN. 1-4PM
Stunning updates throughout. Immediate occupancy. 4-5 Bed-rooms, 3 baths. 27828 Gold-engate Circle. N-696, East off Southfield at light. $234,900.
Call Steve: B.A.C REALTY 248-761-5900
HAMBURG TWP. $294,900 Open Sunday 1 - 4 4639 Sunburst Ct.
2 story on stunning Wooded Lot next to Private Park. 2,476 sq.ft, includes 3 bedroom, + HUGE Bonus room, 2.5 baths, 21x22' deck. Dexter Schools. N. of Strawberry Lake Rd., E. of Mast. Call Joe Markled, Keiler Will-lams Realty (734)944-7666, (734)417-4355
HUNTINGTON WOODS OPEN SUNDAY 1-4PM
10467 Hart. 3 bedroom, 1.1 bath brick bungalow on a great lot. 2 car gdrage. Part fin. basement w/dry bar. Fireplace in family room. Many equality features.
BUY FOR $229,900 or LEASE FOR $1,750 mo.
Call Chris Pero Century 21 Town & Country
(248) 642-8100
INKSTER OPEN SUN. 1-4 961 ARLINGTON
(S/Cherry Hill, E/lnkster) Darling starter home...located on corner lot. Westland/Wayne schoo ls . Newer furnace. Summer porch. Appliances stay. $84,900 (96AR)
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OPEN SUN. 2-5PM LIVONIA CHARMER
Updates galore In this 3 bed-room ranch in a fantastic location! Priced to sell @ $162,500. N. onto Henry Ruff from Joy Rd. to E. on W. Chi-cago to Home (between Mer-riman & Middlebelt).
Call Brenda, REMERICA HOMETOWN III
(734) 797-2780
303 Open Houses
LIVONIA ASPEN Place condo. Open Sunday 1-4. By owner, 2 bedroom, 2 full baths, 2 half baths, 9x19 loft, living room with fireplace, 1st floor laundry, fin-ished basement, 2 car attached garage, move-in condition, $218,900. 37434 North Laurel Park Drive 734 464-2911
LIVONIA JUST LISTED!
OPEN SUN. 1-4 Updated 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath brick ranch. Family room. Fin-ished basement. 2 Car garage. $189,900. S. of Plymouth, W. of Wayne. 35221 Orangelawn. SUSAN & RACHEL R ION
Re/Max Great Lakes (734) 522-2429
LIVONIA - Open Sun. 1-4. S. of 6, E. of Levan. 16678 Country Club. 3 Bedroom, 1.5 bath colo-nial. 2000 sq.ft., large unique open floor plan. Andersen Win-dows, newer roof. Must see! $277,000. 734-464-6695.
LIVONIA - Open Sun. 12-4pm. 17499 Doris, B rookwood Estates, E. of Merriman, N. of 6 Mile. Nice 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath brick ranch w/2 car attached garage. Large family room with
woodburning stove. Fireplace in dining room.
$181,900. (313)563-0969.
LIVONIA OPEN SUN. 1-4
19474 ST. FRANCIS (N/7 Mile, W/lnkster)
Mint condition 3 bedroom brick ranch. Beaut i fu l upda ted kitchen. Great finished base-ment w/4th bedroom. Lots of updates throughout. 2 Car garage & more. (19ST)
CENTURY 21 HARTFORD SOUTH
734-464-6400 www.c21-hs.com
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Livonia OPEN SUN. 12-3
20248 Ellen, S. off 8/W. of Gill. Great room concept w/dining room, 4 bedrooms, family room too! $359,900. Ask for Karen Camilleri, Century 21 Row, (734) 464-7111 ext. 246.
Livonia OPEN SUN. 1-4
29875 Hathaway, S. of W. Chi-; cago/E. Merriman. 3 bedroom,. 1.5. bath brick ranch. 2 car-garage. Finished basement., $189,900. Elaine Hage-Hassan,'v Century 21 Row, (734) 464-7111. •
Livonia OPEN SUN. 1-4
32900 W. Chicago, N. of Joy/E.; of Farmington. Spacious 3 bed--room brick ranch w/new kitchen,'-family room, finished basement--and 2 car attached garagie.' Nicely updated. $189,900. Bob" Kennedy, Century 21 Row, v
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LIVONIA PRICE reduced! 2 bed-' room, 2.5 bath 2 story condo." Ceramic tile, large deck. 2-car' garage; full basement. OPEN. SUN, 2-4 p.m., 35552 Ann Arbor Trail, Arbor Woods Condo. 734-522-9111
LIVONIA - 3 bedroom brick, ranch. Completely updated.-Move-in condition. $194,900/ Open Sun., July 1st., 2*5pm.-. 31291 Kendall. 734-427-9826
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BRIGHTON. OPEN SUN. 2-5 5150 Glenway off Brighton Rd..-(across from Oak Pointe Sub)? 4 bedroom, 3.5 bath, 2,894 sq.ft.-' brick colonial with 1,652 sq.ft.,' finished walk-out. Nearly 1 acre;! backs up to beautifully wooded! state land. Formal living &-dining, large kitchen w/maple-flooring & cherry cabinetry, oak-paneled family room with fire-' place. $375,000. (810)229-4651;
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TAYLOR - 1.8 acre vacant land fronting Pardee Road. Consisting of three separate lots ready to build. Great for smaller builder or individual looking for large lot. Call Jeff Kovatch or visit www.reoagent.com/jeffkovatch $99,900 (POOOO) 734-591-9200 $105,900
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WESTLAND - Just Listed. CLEAN 3 bedroom, 1 yz bath, full brick ranch in great neighborhood. Upgrades include newer roof, windows, doors, bath & finished basement w/wet bar!!! Call Jeff Kovatch or visit www.reoagent.com/jeffkovatch $139,900 (S34351) 734-591 -9200
REOFORO - Coming Soon - South Redford brick ranch, lots of updates including roof, w i n d o w s , fu rnace, f i n i s h e d basement, neutral decor throughout, Won't last long! Cal l Jef f Kovatch or v is i t www.reoagent.com/jeffkovatch $168,000 (0000) 734-591-9200
LIVONIA - They are antique dealers and car buffs. They have lovingly restored this 1933 classic home. Everything is updated. New kitchen made to look like original. Call Barb Brunette or visit www.reoagent.com/bbrunette $242,500 (M18665) 734-591-9200
I professionally 4 bedroom colonial in Burton Hollow. Loaded with updates. Call Barb Brunette or visit www.reoagent.com/bbrunette
$269,900 (G34443) 734-591-9200
DETROIT - Well cared for dol lhouse! Everything is done - newer furnace, water heater, carpet, vinyl floor, bath, copper plumb, updated elec. & some newer windows. 1128 sq. ft. Cal! Gwen Mitchell or visit www.reoagent.com/gmitchell
REDFORD - An affordable north Redford aluminum ranch. Hardwood floors, some newer windows, roof on house, garage, and gutters about 5 yrs old. Nice fenced yard, elec. in garage. Call Joe Nimmo or visit www.reoagent.com/jnimmo
REDFORD - Live on one of the nicest streets in the township. 3 bedroom brick ranch, huge lot, basement, garage, VA baths, central air, deck. Cal ! Barb Brunet te or v is i t www.reoagent.com/bbrunette
WESTLAND - Just Listed - move right into this sharp brick ranch. Floor plan offers oversized kitchen w/nook overlooking family room w/firepiace. Updated throughout, partially finished basement & 2 car garage. Call Marilyn Handloser or visit www.reoagent.com/mhandloser
LIVONIA - Not in a cookie cutter sub. Deep lot. 10 year old home, circle drive, deck w/hot tub. C a l l Z a n a D ieh l or v i s i t www.reoagent.com/zdiehl
LIVONIA • This home is spacious, has neutral decor and is ready for you. Roof 4 years, windows & air condit ioning - new 2001, nice lot, fireplace, attached garage. Call Zana or Wilma.
$89,900 (A18595) 734-591-9200 $99,900 (I K19990) 734-591-9200 $139,900 (D17281) 734-591-9200 $149,900 (S38355) 734-591-9200 $234,900 (W9760) 734-591-9200 $249,900 (R15014) 734-591-9200
WESTLAND : A serene setting overlooking a pond highlights this 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo. Low utility bills. Walk to the mall. Newer roof and windows. 1037 sq. ft. Pets allowed. Cal l C h u c k Mi l ls or v is i t www.reoagent.com/cmills
REDFORD - Price reduced on this like new Redford ranch. All new in '99 drywall, carpet, flooring, oak kitchen, ceramic bath, roof, etc. Newer 2 car garage, nice yard. Cal! Tom Reichard or visit www.reoagent.com/treichard
$82,900 (W7642) 734-591-9200 $122,400 (W15596) 734-591-9200
REDFORD - 26930 Glendale, S. of I-96, E. of Inkster. Price reduced on this ranch. Move in condition! Windows, paint, hardwood floors, kitchen bath redone '99, landscaping & air conditioning, finished basement w/bar, 1/2 bath, office. Call Tom Reichard or visit www.reoagent.com/treichard $135,900 (G26930) 734-591-9200
REDFORD - OLD WORLD CHARM! This charming brick & stone ranch consists of 2100 sq. ft., 3 bedrooms, 1 full and 2 half baths, spacious rooms, in -la suite w/full kitchen and wooded lot. Call Jeff Kovatch or visitwww.reoagent.com/jeffkovatch .
$209,900 (N22037) 734-591-9200
CANTON - Tastefully decorated in neutral tones. End unit, 1st floor master suite, 2nd floor 2 bedrooms, loft, bath. Great room w/fi re place, appliances stay, deck, 1st floor laundry, 2 car attached garage, basement. Cal! Judy Powell or visit www.reoagent.com/jpowell $220,000 (W41679) 734-591 -9200
LIVONIA - Custom built home features 4 bedrooms, 3Y» baths, library, dining room, living room, family room, 2~fireplaces, full walkout basement, beaut i ful yard with winding stream. Call Zana Diehl or visit www.reoagent.com/zdiehl
$456,900 (T37084) 734-591-9200
PLYMOUTH - Popular Plymouth location, walk to everything, 2 units available - 1 upper /1 lower. S p a c i o u s uni ts w i th basement storage. 55. p lus community. Ca l l M a r i l y n H a n d l o s e r or v is i t www.reoagent.com/mhandloser
REDFORD - Hurry over to th's 3 bedroom 2 bath cape. Major impivvomem® -w/Merrilat cabinets, oversized master suite w/doorwall to new deck, renovated baths, roof, windows, more! Call Jeff Kovatch or visit www.reoagent.com/jeffkpvatch
LIVONIA - 4 bedroom, 2 bath colonial with nearly 1600 sq. ft. Spacious rooms with eat-in kitchen, family room and 1st floor laundry. Priced, to sell. Call Jeff Kovatch or visit www.reoagent.com/jeffkovatch
LIVONIA - 2100 sq. ft. of quality living area, 4 bedrooms, VA baths, remodeled kitchen, new central air, roof, windows and a 22x18 family room addition, 2'A car garage, fenced & landscaped yard. Call Mike Judge or visit www.reoagent.com/mjudge
HAMBURG - Large private treed lot, brick paver walkway, top of the line thruout, professional ly f in ished ter race level basement w/daylight windows & recessed lighting, white kitchen w/island. Call Kelly Penfield or visit www.reoagent,com/kpenfield
PLYMOUTH - Beautiful 4 bedroom colonial features 2"A baths, gourmet kitchen, deck, landscaping and outstanding master suite w/his/her closets and 11 x 12 sitting room. Over 3400 sq. ft. Call Betty Constant or visit www.reoagent.com/bconstant
$71,900 (St 199) 734-591-9100 $119,900 (N19374) 734-591-9200 $134,900 (R19929) 734-591-9200 $197,500 (P19680) 734-591-9200 $215,900 (07471) 734-591-9200 $435,000 (E11635) 734-591-9200
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REDFORD - A charming Redford bungalow - updates include windows, roof, electrical, large master bedroom, many appliances, home warranty, close to . schools, shopping. Call Joe Nimmo or visit www.reoagent.com/jnimmo
$114,900 (N15603) 734-591-9200
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REDFORD - A family room and rec room augment this 3 bedroom bungalow, 1287 sq. ft. equals good vaiue. Two car garage, newer roof and other updates. Call Chuck Mills or visit www.reoagent.com/cmills
$119,900 (N18650)
LIVONIA - it's true Meri-Lynn Farms for under $165,000. Well maintained brick ranch w/over 1200 sq. ft. Open floor plan w/generous room sizes. Updated throughout. 2 car garage, full basement. Call Marilyn Handloser or visit www.reoagent.com/mhandloser
734-591-9200 $169,900 (B14108) 734-591-9200
LIVONIA - Red Rover! Red Rover! Martha move over, come and see this fabulous home on a very charming country setting! With four bedrooms, 2 baths! You won't believe your eyes! Call Sue or Bob.
NOV! - Novi's whispering meadows. 3 PLYMOUTH - Intown - Gracious 3 story, bedroom colonial updated to perfection bedroom brick tudor, nicely renovate from new oak kitchen, new windows plaster walls, hardwood floors, natural & roof, family room, new doorwall to large woodwork and the list goes on. Call Rod deck. Call Margaret LaMonica or visit Raatzorvisitwww.reoagent.com/rraatz www.reoagent.com/mlamonica
$183,900 (M20221) 734-591-9200 $289,900 (S22391) 734-591-9200 $355,000 (W1055) 734-591-9200
REDFORD - Pack your bags and move right into this updated 3 bedroom bungalow. Ail the work is done including a finished basement with bath, bar and office. You won't be disappointed. Call Marilyn Handloser or visit www.reoagent.com/mhandloser
REDFORD - Own a clean, updated, 3 bedroom ranch w/2 car garage, for under $120,000! Ready to move into home has new roof, windows, vinyl siding, carpet. Relax on the deck! Warranty. Call Kim Lindsay or visit www.reoagent.com/klindsay
LIVONIA - A little piece of country. Sit on your patio & enjoy your huge backyard. 3 bedrooms, VA baths w/garage. Home shows very well. Living room has fireplace and new carpet. Cal l Barb Brunette or v is i t www.reoagent.com/bbrunette
DEARBORN HEIGHTS - Here it is - the perfect home for that large family. 6 bedrooms, 2 baths, master w/walk-in closet, updates galore, new cabinets, vaulted ceiling, fenced yard, move-in condition. Call Gwen Mitchell or visit www.reoagent.com/gmitchell
LIVONIA • Great Location! This 4 bedroom colonial has newer windows, roof, copper plumbing, hardwood floors, power attic fen, 3 season enclosed porch, finished basement, lot 80 x 121. Call Joe Nimmo or visit www.reoagent.com/jnimmo
PLYMOUTH - This home has a spacious & open floor plan featuring lots of oak cabinets, ceramic kitchen, fireplace in great room, hardwood foyer, master bedroom w/bath & walk-in closet, upstairs bedroom w/large walk-in closet. Call Zana Diehl or visit www.reoagent.com/zdiehl
$109,900 (D18628) 734-591-9200 $119,900 (K20620) 734-591-9200 $168,000 (P19835) 734-591-9200 $175,900
LIVONIA OFFICE 734) 591-9200 (C3946) 734-591-9200 $279,900 (F17550) 734-591-9200 $309,900 (W12710) 734-591-9200
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1 Open Houses
SORTHVILLE - Open Sun. 1-5 39433 Northwind Ct., off Win-gridge Vi mile W. of Haggerty on p i Mile. Open Spacious floor Stan! 2.5 yr. old, 3010 sq.ft. colo-nial. 4 Bedroom, 2,5 bath, large eustom kitchen, 2 story foyer overlooks to 2 story family room, cathedral ceiling in master bed-fJ>om, formal dining room ^/Butler's Pantry. Beautifully landscaped w/brick paver patio & walkways. Many upgrades! $459,900 (248) 344-1835
fiovi OPEN SUN. 1-4
45760 Galway, N. of 8/W. of ¥aft. Great family sub. 4 bed-room, 2.5 bath colonial. Family *6.om w/fireplace, side entrance garage, many updates. On 1A afire lot. $282,900. Rudy
:um, Century 21 Row, (734) 464-7111.
SOVI RANCH by owner. 22532 tjeatherwood. N./9 Mile, W./ Haggerty. Village Oaks sub. 2G0Qsqft., 4 bedroom +, 3 bath, C?/A, Fireplace, large deck. Full sjami-finlshed. Move in cond. Updated! $272,500 OPEN 7-1, 1*4 Or Appt. 248-349-6927
OPEN SUNDAY 1-6. NORTH-WEST TROY condo for sale 3 Bedrooms, 1.5 baths, finished Basement, attached garage, nat-ural firpelace & more. $186,900. 5139 Buckingham Place, Long take and Coolidge. Please call (248) 641-7737
.7. OPEN SUN. 11-4:30 $ bedrooms, 3 baths, 21A car garage. New furnace/air, new Windows, new carpet, new roof. Move-in condition. 41905 Old Bridge, near Lilley & Palmer. £210,000. 734-765-2885
RtNCKNEY, 1250 sq.ft., 3 bed-&om ranch, % acre, 2 bath, 2 car garage, fireplace, deck wgazebo & hot tub. $214,000. <3pen Sat. July 7, 11-5.
(734) 878-1026
-DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH OPEN SUN. 1-4
348 Arthur, 3 bedroom cape cod 964 Hading, 4 bedroom cape cod
499 Auburn - 3 bedroom bungalow
OPEN SUN. 2-5 {,751 Sunset - 3 bedroom 7 - bungalow KELLER WILLIAMS REALTY i ' Call Jerry Vorva
(734) 634-3746
Plymouth OPEN SUN. 1-3
t-1.701 Sycamore. 2 bedroom, T.5 bath townhouse. Basement & garage. Quiet location. *> 3164,900.
HOMETOWN ONE (734) 420-3400
PLYMOUTH RANCH 1450 sq. ft., 3 bedrooms, Kitchen remodeled with oak cab-l e t s and Corian counters, ceramic flooring. New bath, fully finished basement with wet bar and half bath. 2 car attached
tirage, beautifully landscaped, any updates including roof and
vjdrtdows. Open Sunday 12-3. f \ CALL JIM WOELKERS
REMERICA
HOMETOWN ONE (734) 420-3400
F LY MOUTH - Trailwood Colo-nial. Open Sun,, 12-3pm. Must Sefl. 10085 Tennyson. $299,900/ negotiable. 734-454-9048
303 Open Houses
Plymouth WOODLORE CLASSIC 47265 BEECHCREST
CT. S. of Ann Arbor Rd.
E of Beck Rd.
New Offering of Neo Classic Colonial, 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, new maple kitchen w/stainless steel appliances, new Pella windows/interior blinds, carpeting & hard-woods. Sits upon .65 acre wooded lot on court. Come out and see us Sun., l-4pm. Listed at $379,900.
Pat Ailmand Pager (313) 325-6314
jm Real Banna 6no..~ • • 217 W. Ann Arbor
Redford OPEN SUNDAY 12-3
15054 Inkster Rd. S. of 5 Mile
$199,900 Gorgeous updated builders home with custom features throughout. 2 fireplaces. Access to 2 tiered redwood deck & large inground pool from Florida & family room. Attached 2 car garage. Call Jerry Brown
(313) 274-8911 office (313) 268-4538 ceil
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REDFORD - OPEN SUN. 1-5 Updated 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 3 car heated garage, hardwood floors. 16806 Five Points. $136,500. (313) 537-1247.
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Home Sweet Home! 17340 Delaware
VA stoiy Bungalow, 1728 sq.ft. + finished basement on % acre; 3 bedrooms, 2 bath, living room , dining room, kitchen, laundry, 2 car garage, A/C, hardwood f loors , Many updates.
V$199.900. 313-537-2543V
REDFORD/SUN. 1-5. 19480 Woodworth. W. of Beech & N. of 7 Mile. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 1800 sq. ft. like new. many updates $144,900. (734) 564-5277
Redford SUPER STARTER
Open Sun. 1-4. 14351 Wormer, N./Schoolcraft, 1 blk. W. of Tele-graph. Sharp 3 bedroom brick ranch, with spacious kitchen, fin-ished basement, and 2V£ car garage. Freshly painted with new windows.
B O B L A M K I N (248 ) 9 6 0 - 5 9 0 5
Century 21 Associates
Redford Twp Open Sun. Noon - 3
13210 Nathaline, 3 bedrooms, VA baths, finished basement, oversized 2Vz car garage, $144,500. B.J. Ratlgan
248-505-2544 COLDWELL BANKER
Schweitzer Real Estate 41860 6 Mile, Northville
ROCHESTER HILLS Open Sun. 1-5pm. 3 bedroom home, 3 car garage on double lot. $165,000. N. of South Blvd, betw Livernois & Crooks, 3858 Cone Ave.
ROCHESTER HILLS- 4 bed-room ranch w/ walkout base-ment on cul-de-sac. 7-1,1-3pm. $260,000. (248)650-4236.
A _ R O Y A L O A K - C o m -> f P'etely remodeled at A N 2832 Vinsetta Blvd!
$345,900. 2100 sqft. Custom home. 7-1, 12-4. Betw Crooks & Main 248-229-3396.
303 Open Houses
Rochester OPEN SUNDAY 1-4PM -3383 Bonniebrook Ct.
N. off Silver Bell, W. of Adams Beautiful 4 bedroom 2V6 bath colonial. Fireplace in large open kitchen, breakfast nook. Many upgrades, professionally fin-ished basement. $469,900. Call JACALYN SUTHERLAND
(248) 642-8100 Century 21 Town & Country
ROYAL OAK- Sun. 1-3, N. of 13 mile 1 block W. of Woodward. Great location, 3 bedroom, VA bath. Asking price $174,900. For info cal! Suzanne 248-789-3011.
TROY - OPEN SUN 12-5 Great house in a quiet country setting. 4 bedroom, 2 bath, 1700 sq.ft., basement, 636 Vander-pool, $179,900. 248-763-4778.
Troy OPEN SUN, 1-4
5266 Westmoreland. 4 bedroom, 2V4 baths, library, formal dining, family room with fireplace, sprin-kler, Troy schools. $269,900. N./Long "Lake, E./John R.
5322 Greendale. Troy A+ schools. 4 bedrooms, 2V6 baths, library, dining, family room with fireplace, basement, $279,900. N./Long Lake, E./John R. CALL PAT B. (248) 526-2170
CENTURY 21 TOWN & COUNTRY
TROY - 112 Kirk Lane . Open Sun. 1 -5. 3 bedrdoms, 1 XA baths, fireplace, :A acre fenced. $188,500. (248) 740-8969
WATERFORD LAKE Oakland canal open Sun 12-4. 3717 Ru the r fo rd Ct. Wa l t on / Sashabaw, 3 bedro'om/2 bath, $229,000. (248) 673-3637
W. BLOOMFIELD - Open Sun. 1-5. Stunning contemporary end unit condo. Custom kitchen by John Morgan. 3 bedrooms, 2,A baths, $219,900. 6244 Pepper Hill (N. of Maple, W. of Orcnard Lake). 248-855-3185
West Bloomfield OPEN SUNDAY 1-4PM
2263 Holton Lane N. off Lone Pine on
Middleton; right on Holton; E. of Middlebelt
Fabulous park like setting and 3,364 sq. ft. French colonial, plus finished basement. 4 bed-room, 2 full + 2 half baths. 20' x 40* gunite pool. Bloomfield Hills schools. $419,000.
Call MARY KEOLEIAN (248) 408-1511 (cell) or (248) 851-1900 ext. 158
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West. Bloomfield Open Sunday 1 - 5
Stunning comtempcry end unit condo surrounded by trees. Custom kitchen by John Morgan oak floors & white cabinets. 3 bedrooms, 2% baths. $219,900. 6244 Pepper Hill. N. of Maple, W. of Orchard Lake
(248)855-3185 Owner/Agent
WESTLAND LIVONIA SCHOOLS
Open Sun. 1-4 31171 Mackenzie S/Joy, E/Merriman
Nice 4 bedroom, 1.5 bath brick w/family room, base-ment, C/A & 2 car garage. Appliances included, many updates. $158,500 (MA311) CENTURY 21 TODAY
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303 Open Houses
Westland OPEN SUNDAY 2 - 4
2407 S. Christine E. of Wayne, N. of Glenwood Immediate occupancy. 1082 sq.ft. charming 3 bedroom home, move in condition, neutral d6cor, formal dining, basement, garage, air conditioning.
ASK FOR MARY SNYDER (734) 395-4796
^ (734) 426-1487
WESTLAND - Open 12-4., Sun. 7-1 38278 Avondale Ave. S. of Cherry Hill - W. of New-burgh. By Owner. Brick ranch, oversized kitchen, family room w/fireplace, 3 bedroom, VA bath, finished basement, c/a. Furnace & carpet 1yr old. Living room, sunroom. 2 car garage. Fenced yard. Great neighbor-hood $149,900. 734-729-9909
WESTLAND 2-4 PM 1682 Crown, N. of Palmer, W. of Wayne. 3 bedroom brick ranch, finished basement, C/A, appli-ances & newer furnace/windows, plus patio & BBQ. $149,900.
Century 21 Towne Pride (734) 326-2600
305 Birmingham/ Bloomfield
8EVERLY HILLS - Spacious 5 bedroom colonial. Move-in cond. Walk to Beverly Park. 3 full, 2 half baths. Hardwood floors, updated kitchen. Newer roof, fur-nace, vinyl windows. $434,900. Owner. 248-646-9643
BEVERLY HILLS HOME FOR SALE
4 bedroom. Asking $350,000. Call (313) 921-1877
BIRMINGHAM-charming 3 bed-room, VA bath. Poppleton Park, c/a, new kitchen, fenced, hard-wood. $479,000,248-540-6155.
BIRMINGHAM SCHOOLS Bloomfield Twp. 3986 W. Orchard Hill Dr., N. of Wattles, W. of Adams. Open Sun, 1-5. Just listed, wooded lot. Beautiful well maintained ranch. 2 bedrooms + 2 dens, VA baths, screened porch, fireplace, 2+ car side entry garage. $325,000. Bloomfield Realty 248-647-8080
BLOOMFIELD HILLS Restored. 1948 Fieldstone.
2563 sqft. Park setting. $342,000 248-334-6428
forsalebyowner.com#10008133
BLOOMFIELD Lovely 2434 sq. ft., 4 bed-room, 2XA bath home. Format living & dining rooms, library & family room w/fireplace, hardwood floors & French drs. to backyard. New kitchen. Finished basement. Many updates. $309,900.
BARBARA SCHULT2 (248) 214-0008 Century 21 Today
28544 Orchard Lake Rd. Farmington Hills
FRANKLIN - Bingham Farms Design/build from $675,000 -$2,000,000. Wooded lots w/walk-outs. Howard Stanley Custom H o m e s 2 4 8 - 8 5 1 - 9 9 5 0 , 248-683-9950, 248-330-5850.
JUST LISTED FABULOUS COLONIAL
IN BLOOMFIELD! 1st floor master suite, private lot, 3 other bedrooms up, cozy family room, kitchen, den, large unfinished basement, 3 car garage! Qual i ty thru-out ! $1,095,000. ECH-17LOM
Call (248) 646-1400
306 Brighton
BRIGHTON 2 story cedar walk-out on 2 acres. Country living/ privacy, minutes from freeways, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, all appli-ances, satellite dish, all updates, $238,900. (248) 437-5153
BY OWNER - Brighton Twp., 4 bedroom, 2'A bath, colonial on 2.42 acres, 2 ,460 sq.f t . $229,900. (810) 225-1498
JUST LISTED! - Mr. Clean lives here! Neat, clean, tastefully dec-orated 3 bedroom, home with views of all sports Island Lake and access across the street! All appliances are included in the 1304 sq. ft. home. Basement and 15x9 sun porch for relaxing! Brighton Schools. $117,900.
ENGLAND REAL ESTATE (248) 474-4530.
. Look What's .
^ 4 2 3 2 9 ^ Brighton. 2.5 bath, 1,775 sq.ft. ranch, 1,300 sq.ft. finished base-ment w/firefrlace, in-ground pool, move- in condi t ion! $274,900. (810) 225-9730
Look What's-
3 BEDROOM Colonial, 1 acre in family sub. $214,900.
(810)231-4754. Photos: www.hno.com #12348
308 Canton
ALMOST FLAWLESS is this gorgeous brick colonial located in desirable Royal Pointe Sub. 4 Bedrooms, master on first floor, 2>A baths. Over 3000 sq. ft. backs to commons! Huge great room, 2 fireplaces, double stairs. This one is picture perfect. $377,500.
Call HAL ROMAIN (734) 367-8161
Century 21 Hartford North
ANOTHER GREAT BRICK RANCH
Features living & dining rooms, finished basement & 2 car garage, custom tile & marble in 2 full baths.
$190,000. Mark Demers, Re/Max 100
. (248) 348-3000 ext. 280
BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL 4 bedroom, 3.5 baths, built-in appliances, finished basement, many upgrades. $319,900. See at www.hno.com I.D. #12058 or call (734)981-7267
BUCKINGHAM PLACE - 4 bed-room colonial, 2'A baths, walk-out, lots of extras.
(734) 451-8610.
BY OWNER - 3 bedroom VA bath colonial, 2 car attached, family room w/fireplace, park like setting. 43572 Fredericksburg. $201,900. (734) 397-2580.
CANTON - .4 bedroom, 2.5 bath colonial, 2,069 sq. ft.; S/Ford, W/Liiley, $224,900. For appt. 734-844-8281 313-596-7709
308 Canton
CANTON COLONIAL 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath, built in 1995. Over 2000 sq. ft., move in condition. Nice lot w/trees. Ply-mouth - Canton schools. $309,000. (1955-0)
REMERICA*
HOMETOWN III (734) 459-9898
CANTON - 3 bedroom ranch, great condition, updates include: windows, roof, furnace, a/c, fin-ished basement, 180 Roseland, $174,000. 734-981-9197
CAPE COD. 1600 sq. ft., 3 bed-room, 21A baths, full basement, C/A, cathedral ceilings, fireplace, attached 2 car side entry garage. $244,900. (734) 398-5337
CHARMING COLONIAL 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath home includes many updates. Enjoy the summer on the covered deck in the nicely landscaped yard. $224,900. (1973-0)
ERICA
HOMETOWN III (734) 459-9898
COUNTRY LIVING City conveniences. 5V4 acres, 4 bedroom, outbuildings, hot tub on large deck, C/A, basement & more. $325,000.
Century 21 Towne Pride (734) 326-2600
HOME SWEET HOME 3 bedroom, 2Vi bath, bright and open floor plan, built 1992, close to parks and Summit. Only $219,900. Call Anna Burford, direct: 734-452-1176. KELLER WILLIAMS REALTY
JUST LISTED - $274,900 3 bedroom or 4 with 3 baths. Built in 1995 - formal living room and dining room. Cul-de-sac, side entry garage. Over 1900 sq. ft. Call Dave, 248-514-4114. ML#21048661
RE/MAX 100
[email protected] www.DaveHeinrich.com
(248) 348-3000
JUST LISTED 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths and great curb appeal! Updated kitchen, furnace & A/C! Newer roof, copper plumbing, large master suite with walk-in closet, master bath, newer carpet and more! All appl iances are inc luded! $224,900. Call Bill Kokenos at REMERICA HOMETOWN ONE
(734) 788-0109
MEADOW VILLAGE - Ready to move In, beautiful 1999 brick ranch, c/a, across from pond, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, fireplace, attached garage, 1st floor laundry. Must see! 734-495-0831.
ONE ACRE wooded lot. 4,000 sq.ft. ranch w/walkout. 3 Bed-rooms + mother-in-law suite, 3 full baths, 2 fireplaces, office, 2-car garage, patio and decks w/great landscaping. Sit on your terrace overlooking the in-ground pool and watch the birds, squirrels & deer play in your wooded backyard. Call for appt. at 734-595-7727
Asking $399,000
OPEN SUN. 1-6. Impeccable 3 bedroom brick ranch, with family room. $204,900. 39749 Fox Valley Dr. 734-397-3291
RANCH - 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath, basement, pool, 2 car garacje,
JOHN DENNIS
ERICA
HOMETOWN (734) 459-6222
SPECTACULAR COLONIAL backing to commons, many upgrades. 319 Stonehenge.
734-751-0383
SUNFLOWER COLONIAL OPEN SUN. 1-4
Immaculate home over 2300 sq. ft. Offers 4 bedrooms, 2>k baths, many updates, 1 st floor laundry, library or den. Lovely land-scaped yard, full basement, 2 car attached garage. Immediate occupancy, $249,900,
Call HAL (734) 367-8161
Century 21 Hartford North
SWEET RANCH 204 Buckingham ... 1235 sq. ft. brick ranch with basement, 2 car garage with new siding and family room with natural fire-place. Neat and clean in and out. New kitchen cabinets, flooring and counters. Updated windows, air and covered patio. A must see at $179,900.
Call Jim, Mike & Chuck Anderson
Century 21 Dynamic (734) 728-7800
VALUE PRICED! Beautiful 1996 Colonial in nice area. Gourmet kitchen, living room w/fireplace, library, base-ment, 2 car garage. Profession-ally landscaped w/brlck pavers. Open Sun. 1-4! $219,900.
FRITZ & FRAN Coldwell Banker Preferred
(734) 416-1208
309 Clarkston
CLARKSTON LAKEFRONT Secluded acreage, 2 bedroom, den, 2 bath, 2 car garage, family room; near I-75; $395,000.
(248) 620-9988
OPEN SAT-SUN 12-6 3 bedroom ranch, full basement, attached garage. New Vk baths, kitchen & floor coverings. Large fenced lot. 4733 Clinton Drive. $162,500. 248-420-0464
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FARMINGTON HILLS • 3 bed-room, 2 full-baths, 1224 sq.ft., appliances, air, $119,900. Open Sun. 7-1, 1-5pm. 248-427-0090
OPEN SUN. July 1st, 2-5pm. 34625 Brittany Dr., 11 Mile/ Farmington Rd. 3 bedroom brick ranch. Finished basement. $274,900. (248) 478-2768
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OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 29400 Parkside - South of 13 Mile, West of Farmington. North Farmington. Hills Colonial. Roomy lot in quiet setting. For-mica kitchen. Ceramic through foyer, kitchen and laundry. 4 Large bedrooms, Euro cabinets in updated baths. New C/A, roof 7 yrs., and recessed lighting. Open, neutral. $314,900. Call Marion 248-400-2563.
CENTURY 21 HARTFORD (248) 478-6000
317 Garden City
BY OWNER - 4 bedroom brick ranch, 2 bath, family room, full finished basement, covered deck, newer roof/windows/ central air/driveway, 1273 sq.ft., $149,900. (734) 546-0333.
GARDEN CITY - 31506 Cherry Hill. Weli kept, 3 bedroom, tri-level, VA bath, 24x24 mechan-ic's garage, $139,900.
(734) 367-0646
GARDEN CITY - country in the city Cape Cod on V6 acre lot, oversized garage & swimming pool, $159,900. 734-421-1443
OPEN- SUNDAY 1 - 4PM 1625 Deerlng
Ranch gem w/unique open floor plan. 2 full baths, dining room, over 1,400 sq.ft. Newer win-dows, nice fireplace, air condi-tioning. $147,900.
(313) 565-3200
A " ' OPEN SUN. July 1, 1-4 - 6540 Whitby, N. of Maplewood, btwn. Merriman & Middlebelt, 1320 sq. ft. 3 bedroom ranch, 1 'A baths, finished basement, new furnace, f i rep lace, 2 car garage,
$152,500 - 734-261-0379
Open Sun. 1-4. 28542 Krauter. Built 1998, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 2>A car garage, finished base-ment. Must See 734-422-3555
SPECTACULAR RANCH - 3 bedrooms, formal dining room, huge fenced yard, full basement with tons of storage plus a family room, new roof, new A/C, $132,900. (C7158)
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HOMETOWN ONE (734) 420-3400
319 Hamburg
COLONIAL 2 ,300 sq . f t . w/finished bonus room & base-ment. Built in 1999. Land-scaped, sprinkler system, cedar deck, 2 miles from X-way. $269,900. (810) 231-8842
a RAISED RANCH In quiet sub. 3 bedrooms, 2 Baths, 1700Sqft. New in 95, oak throughout.
Loft overlooks great room with vaulted ceilings, Fieldstone fire-place, Sprinklers, deck & much Morel $227,000 (734)844-3674
320 Hartland
JUST LISTED! - Beautiful nearly new home with nothing to do but move in and relax! This taste-fully decorated home features 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, spacious dining room and living room with vaulted ceiling, hardwood floors and has fireplace. Nice kitchen with ceramic tile. Master bed-room with private bath and walk in closet. Build equity by fin-ishing the walkout lower level that is prepped for bath! Beau-tifully landscaped & fenced yard backs to common area. Hartland Schools. $178,000,
SPACE & SUNSHINE! - Great country setting comes with this very well maintained quad-level. Two full baths, family room with fireplace, 4th bedroom couid be den. Pole barn for storage. Great 1.26 acre lot with sprin-klers and black top drive! Good access to M-59 & US-23. Hart-land Schools. $189,000.
ENGLAND REAL ESTATE (248) 474-4530.
lot, needs' appointment. 810-632-5558
SPACIOUS BRICK ranch, 1.09 acre on pond/pines, lake privi-leges/golf, 217 sq.ft. + 1231 sq.ft. walk-out, possible in-law apt. $275,000 (248) 887-8617
321 Highland
10 ACRES, 4500 sq. ft. cont., new construction, below cost. $429,000. 810-665-1255, 248-613-6515
OPEN SUN. JULY 1, 1-4pm SERENE WOODED SETTING comes with this attractive, com-fortable Cape Cod in popular Dunham Lake Estates. This 1975 sq. ft. home includes 4 bedroom, 2 baths, sharp kitchen with Kraftmaid cabinets and hardwood floors. Formal living room family room with fireplace, formal dining, partially finished basement and 2 car attached
e privileges to include swimming
beaches and nature trail for walkingl Huron Valley Schools. $229,000. Take Tipsico Lake Road North of M-59 to Murray Hill then right on Plover then left on Blue Heron following open signs to 1592 Blue Heron.
ENGLAND REAL ESTATE (248) 474-4530.
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BY OWNER - 7791 Summer Breeze. 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch .56 acres, country kitchen, Hartland Schools. Built 2000. $213,000. 810-423-4310.
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ATTRACTIVE VA story, 1360 sq.ft., Cape Cod on park-like set-ting of almost 3A acre. 3 bed-room, 1 bath, fireplace, formal dining room, den. Attached heated garage w/220 amp1 ser-vice. New roof, siding, windows. Home warranty. 14361 New-burgh. $171,900. 734-462-5850
BRICK RANCH - A/C, low heat bills, 2V6 car garage, 3 bed-rooms, 2 baths, partially finished basement, dry sauna,' 5 Mile & Middlebelt area. 734-502-4572.
BY OWNER - 3 bed, 1 bath brick ranch, full basement, C/A, 2 car de tached garage. $166,000. 248-476-5137
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325 BEAUTIFULLY UPDATED RANCH! - This 3 bedroom show-place Includes updated kitchen w/mahogany cabinets, windows, ceramic tile bath & more! Fin-ished basement w/bar & VS bath. 21A Car garage. $164,899. (13LY)
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734-464-6400 www.c21-hs.com
BY OWNER - E of Merriman, N of Joy, 8841 Denne. 3 bedroom ranch, 2 bath, 2 car garage, fin-ished basement, $152,900.
(734) 495-3607
CALL NOW - To see this beau-tiful 3 bedroom 2 bath move in condition brick ranch. Finished basement, deck, family room w/fireplace, 2 car garage + work-shop $199,900. Call Al Thomas 248-348-3000
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CUTE BUNGALOW 28850 Joy Rd. E. of Middlebelt. $164,900. VA story bungalow, 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Remodeled, newly decorated. Call (734) 513-7422 for appointment. OPEN Sat & Sun, 2-5. Come see....make offer!
MARILYN DUKE (248) 737-5559
Real Estate One (248) 348-6430
GREAT STARTER home. Livonia schools. Charming ranch w/country porch, deck overlooking large treed lot. Country kitchen, large laundry room, 2 bedroom, 1 bath, abun-dant storage, fenced yard, 2 car garage. Appliances included. Call 313-730-0051. $119,000.
LIVONIA 4 bedroom, almost 1 acre, major updates done. $229,000. By Appt. (248) 642-8100 Century 21 Town & Country
LIVONIA - Brookwood Estates. Custom built, 4 bedroom, Z<A bath, 2645 sq.ft. colonial. Ravine lot. Master bedroom w/bath, living/family/great/dining rooms, library, 2 gas fireplaces, hard-wood floors, many . updates. 30562 Brookview (N of 6 Mile, E of Merriman) Open Sun., 1-5pm. Or call for appt 734-425-1194
LIVONIA BY OWNER, 8 Mile and Middlebelt area. 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath tri-level, 1450 sq. ft. Must sell to settle estate. $155,000. 20007 Maplewood. (248) 476-5165
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Newer 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath Cape Cod offers master suite on main f loor. Dinirig room w/doorwall to deck, oak kitchen, 2 car attached garage, base-ment. Just painted in & out.
4 bedroom, 2.5 bath colonial built in 1998. Formal living/dining rooms, family room w/fireplace. Master suite, full basement. Cen-tral vac, C/A, security system, 2.5 attached garage.
Neighborhood of all large lots offers 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bath Colonial. Formal Living & Dining rooms. Family room w/fireplace. FL room, master suite, finished basement, updates galore! Century 21 Row, (734)464-7111
LIVONIA - OPEN SUN 1-5. Brick & stone, English Cottage 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, c.a., large lot, finshed basement, 2- car garage, loaded w/charm, all new/ mint cond., $197,000. 28911 Morlock E. off Middlebelt, S. of Eight Mile. (313) 506-1963 Charles Gregory & Associates Real Estate 248-423-3719
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LIVONiA: Open Sun. 1-4.17941 Fairfield. 3 bedroom, 3 bath, living, family, large lot, $249,900
DETROIT: W. Parkway, 3 bed-room, basement, garage, $124,900 DEARBORN HTS - Hanover. 3 bedroom tri-level, $119,900.
Toll free 877-809-4634 Alternate, 248-561-0077
MERRI-LYNN FARMS com-pletely updated 2 bedroom, 2 full bath ranch by owner, move-in condition, (248) 305-9242
OPEN HOUSE Sat. & Sun., Noon to 5pm. 19909 St. Francis. 4 bedroom, VA bath, basement. Formal dining room & family room w/woodburning stove, 2"A car garage. C/A. Beautifully remodeled. $169,900. Additional lot available. 248-473-7649
OPEN SAT.-SUN. 28850 Joy Rd. E. of Middlebelt
$1.64,900 VA story bungalow, 3 bedroom, 2 bath remodeled, newly deco-rated. Call (734) 513-7422 for appointment. Come see...make offer!
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OPEN SUN. 1-4, Fixer-uper,' 3 bedroom brick ranch, hardwood floors. 28032 N. Clements Circle, S. Plymouth, W. Inkster. $132,500. Foreclosure, must sell! (734) 367-7593
RANCH - 1994, 1200 sqft, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, full basement, many updates. 7 Mile & Farm-ington. $176,900. 248-426-9035
RARE FIND!!! Luxury living in N.W. Livonia, gorgeous cape cod offers 1st floor master' suite w/king & queen baths. Finished walk-out basement on a ravine lot.
Call Anna Burford, direct: 734-452-1176.
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ROSEDALE GARDENS beau-tiful 3 bedroom, brick ranch, 2 full baths, marble fireplace, fin-ished basement, c.a, new kitchen, and other updates. Pre-a p p r o v e d v i ewers on ly . $174,900. (734) 421-2161
ROSEDALE MEADOWS Affordable, updated 3' bedroom brick ranch. Finished basement, 2 car garage. Close to schools, churches- & shops. Home War-ranty. $149,900. (23JOY)
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THREE BEDROOM brick ranch, remodeled kitchen & basement, new carpet, paint & windows throughout. Central air. 2V6 car garage. $159,900. 8861 Merriman 313-682-0133
UPDATED.BRICK ranch. 3 bed-room, VA baths, 2>A car garage, partially finished basement. $179,900 N. of 7, W. o? Mer-riman. 248-477-3099
JUST LIKE NEW Lovely 4 bedroom, 2 full bath multi-level home. Wood & ceramic flooring, oak kitchen cabinets & new bathrooms. Family room w/fireplace. Basement & attached 2 car garage. $219,900. (AB866) CENTURY 21 TODAY
(734)462-9800
JUST LISTED! 1500 sq. ft. 3 bedroom w/2 car garage on 2 acre lot in the country. Just bring the horses! $232,500. Mark Demers, Re/Max 100
(248) 348-3000 ext. 280
LOCATED IN one of Mil-ford's rhost spacious and beautiful neighborhoods. This handsome colonial quad is set back on a lush '1.5 acre cul-de-sac lot. The bright 3 or 4 bedrooms, 2.5 bath, home boasts 2,400 sq.ft. and includes updated white island kitchen with hardwood floors, updated baths, large family room with fireplace, slated front-porch and private rear deck. Long, long tree lined drive with rolling hill lot. $299,900. (2345 Lerwick, take Norton off N. of Commerce, West of Duck Lake)
OPEN SUNDAY 1 - 4 Barbara Carr Pope Re/Max on the trail
(734)459-1234, (248)400-5656
TEN ACRES. 2,274 sq.ft., 1W story, 3 bedroom, VA bath, 1st.' floor master suite w/Jacuzzi.. $385,000. (248) 684-0843-
327 New Hudson
BY OWNER - 59340 Trelawney, * 2.100 sq.ft. Cape Cod, VAr; acres, 4 bedroom, 3 full baths,;* large kitchen. South Lyon^ Schools, 24x36 pole bam, much •„ m o r e . $ 2 7 5 , 0 0 0 . B y , appointment. (248) 437-7209' •
EXECUTIVE RANCH. 59300/ Montego. Custom 3 bedroom ; brick ranch. Over 1 acre of prop- -:
erty. Great room w/fireplace, 2W~ baths, forma! dining room, large; island kitchen, first floor laundry.. $258,900. • (734) 285-7000 .
328 Northville
BY OWNER - 4 bedroom, 2.5' bath, 2,800 sq. ft., pillard colo-nial on quiet cul-de-sac, totally, private, wooded yard w/inground pool, finished basement. 20659-, Lexington Ct., 1 blk. S. of 8 Mile, W. of Taft. $379,000.
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bungalow, hardwood floors, fully-* renovated, basement, 1,140;-, sq.ft. $189,900. Open Houses-Sun 1-4. (248) 227-1824 -
EXTRAORDINARY 4 BED-ROOM - Colonial on 2 acre wooded lot has too many ameni- • ties to name. Piayroom/study between 2 bedrooms. Central vacuum system. Many built-ins. Lots of storage. Finished base-ment. On private road. (48)
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A 2nd home shouldn't be merely a 2nd thought BY DENISE L . CARJNGEB FOR AP SPECIAL FEATURES
Forget roughing it. For a growing group of Ameri-
cans, a second home is anything but Spartan. A previous genera-
t ion in search of a little rest and * relaxation may have bought into . the charm of making do in cab-ins where running water counted as an "amenity." * But vacation home buyers in
the 21st century want it all: sim-plicity, sensuality and functional-ity. And they want all the com-forts of home.
Yesterday's rustic cabin is giv-ing way to a state-of-the-art retreat that marries the getaway
, feeling of an oceanside cottage, a lake house or a mountain cabin.
Because of this move toward ; the be-all, end-all second home, ^today's vacation home buyers
'-are:
• Yesterday's rustic cabin is giving way to a state-of-the-art retreat that marries the get-away feeling of an oceanside cottage or a lake house.
• Super-sizing. A one-room cabin with sleeping bags spread out on the floor doesn't cut it anymore. Instead, buyers are looking for vacation homes that include master suites, guests' suites and plenty of room for kids and grandkids. Kitchens and baths, too, echo the features that buyers enjoy in their prima-ry residences.
• Remodeling. Buyers eager to get their feet in the door of the growing second-home market are
snapping up older cottages with prized views and waterfront sites, then renovating them to bring kitchens, baths and square footage up to date. Hot additions include new kitchen-family room combinations, and porches or sunrooms that scoop up the view.
• Planning for the long haul. Because today's buyers are eye-ing their retreats as eventual places for year-round retirement living and as magnets for big family gatherings, they want homes that will last. "Buyers are looking for something permanent and solid," says Bill Nolan, senior building and remodeling editor at Better Homes and Gar-dens magazine. "This goes along with the trend away from the cheapie kit-cabin look. In addi-tion, resort property is getting pricier and, therefore, it's harder to justify doing something cheap."
That quest for quality also applies to decorating.
Comfortable, well-made fur-nishings, whether rustic or romantic in style, have replaced the kind of used or second-best, pieces that might have satisfied second home owners a decade or two ago. But the furniture and accessories aren't the kind found in primary residences, either.
After all, second homes are playhouses for adults — .places to go to be witty, whimsical, bold, colorful or romantic. Who wants to be serious at a weekend get-away?
Sandra Soria, executive interi-or design editor at Better Homes and Gardens agrees. "The second homes that are playful and per-sonal are scoring big among our magazine's readers," she says.
Popular vacation home interior design schemes include:
• Rustic. This look is particu-
larly popular for second homes because it signals ruggedness and casualness and it immedi-ately establishes that "away-from-it-all" feeling. Log cabins and log furnishings, American primitives, Adirondack-inspired pieces, and cowboy or Southwest-ern looks allow people to use bold and gutsy woods, leather, stone and other natural materi-als.
• Romantic. Think farmhouses with lace curtains, Carpenter Gothic cottages with country Vic-torian furnishings and French country charm. Creating these looks can be done easily by using soft fabrics, curvilinear furniture pieces and soft pastel hues.
• Nautical. Pieces for these crisp schemes, often using ship-style accessories and lighthouse motifs in red, white and blue have become easy to find at affordable prices.
• Tropical. Bright florals, cabana stripes, tropical fish motifs, bowls of seashells, palm i trees - even silk ones used as; witty sculpture - and bold tropi-cal sunset colors create an escapist vacation ambiance.
• Fusion. This is about blend- } ing the unexpected. Light-pine ; log furnishings can be mixedi, with pastel hues and touches of lace for a room that's both : romantic and rustic, or white-;; painted farmhouse-style furnish-ings can be accented with tropi-cal colors and fish motifs. People ; often feel more free to experi-ment with fun and humor when •; they decorate their second • homes!
• Easy-going. Simple, classic furnishings in neutral hues pro-vide comfort but take a back seat . to the fabulous view that is often ; one of the best decorative fea-tures of a vacation home. r
Kids and attractive decor can share the same house
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BY SAMANTHA CBITCHELL A S S O C I A T E D P R E S S W R I T E R
NEW YORK CAP) - Kids might make a new house feel like a home and they'll certainly help contribute
r-'to a "lived-in" look, but that doesn't mean the house is destined to years .of dirt and disarray.
"Parents need to change their expectation a little of what life is going to be. It's not going to be pris-tine but it can be pleasant," says Anna Kasabian.
The good news, according to Kasabian, is no matter how small the house, it is big enough to accom-modate everyone's needs. The better news is you don't have to spend a lot of money to make it work.
"Integration is the key," she says. The kitchen, host of many family
gatherings, is an ideal place to start. Kasabian suggests storing chil-
dren's books, coloring, books, and crayons and markers alongside the cookbooks so the household chef has company in the kitchen - while also keeping a watchful eye over the youngest family members.
If the kids are old enough to con-
tribute to daily chores, the napkins, placemats and flatware needed to set the table can be kept on a low shelf making it easy for them to do their part.
A trunk or bench with storage in the main entryway invites coopera-tion from children looking for a place to put their shoes, balls and hockey sticks when they come home from school or a play date.
"Be realistic," says Boston-based Kasabian, who has written several decorating books. "Don't ask the kids to bring stuff up to their room every time they walk in the door, but ask them to put it in a dedicated spot near the door, that's OK."
And, she adds, if they decorate their "personalized" storage contain-ers (irfaybe a bucket or basket with their names painted on it), the chil-dren will be more likely to use it.
In their bedroom, curtains with pockets provide "secret storage" and sturdy shipping boxes with the flaps cut off can be painted for instant bookshelves.
Storage is the biggest factor with kids, especially because they always
seem to have a lot of "stuff" - no matter how old they are, says Kasabian.
Make them feel like a part of the family by mixing your trinkets with their toys on the same shelf. And instead of a glass coffee table, consid-er a wooden table with rounded edges and drawers, where kids can put their own treasures next to your photos, she suggests.
If there toys are an eyesore, and some of those big plastic toys are, Kasabian says hide them under a table covered with a pretty cloth or behind an artificial "wall" created by a piece of fabric that hangs from the ceiling by a wire.
Another creative interpretation of-a "wall" is one covered with black-board paint that can be an oversize canvas for a chalk-wielding child.
Children are going to draw, paint, spill things and make messes any-way, so it's best to give them a place where it's OK to do it.
Kid-friendly fabrics and surfaces may not always be the most stylish, she says, but they are a compromise worth making.
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Luxurious Estates In Beautiful Metamorq Township 20 Minutes from DaimlerChrysler Headquarters . . . J-75 and M-59
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' Next winter's home heating •! costs could be just as high as this ; year's, according to early predic-- tions from the U.S. Energy Infor-mation Administration.
The most recent report from the government indicates that it will be a while, if ever, before natural gas prices return to lev-els seen one year ago.
"One of the simplest ways to save energy is to install a pro-grammable thermostat to auto-
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• schedule and lifestyle," said Sean I McCarthy, director of the Apri-; laire center for indoor air com-; fort.
"And, now is the time to take steps to reduce your utility costs, before summer cooling bills start rolling in," he said.
Studies show using an elec-
tronic, programmable thermostat can save up to 18 percent on your heating and cooling costs.
Some homeowners believe a programmable thermostat will be too difficult to operate. That may have been true in the past, but today's models are much eas-ier to use, according to McCarthy.
"If you have never been in the habit of changing the tempera-ture while you sleep or when you're away, you'll be surprised at the energy savings a pro-grammable thermostat can achieve.
"For instance, raising your thermostat setting by just one degree this summer can save 5 percent of the energy used by your air conditioner. The sug-gested setting for summer ener-gy savings is 78 degrees.
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N e w H o m e s from $121,900$ Immediate Occupancy! it T A L O N H O M E S %
2 4 8 - 3 3 8 - 0 3 0 3 i ;raph to Fairfax, east :o Coif Drive sic Pontiac Municipal Coif Course
_JTHE FAIRWAYS F r o m t h e $ 2 4 0 s BRG Custom Homgfe in Ann Arbor at
Polo field? Country C!u)5 Zeeb Road, South of I -S|
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C L E F * S M E A D O W S
UNIQUE CUSTOM HOMES
F R O M T H E 7 4 0 ' s Off Martindale Road
(between. 10 & 11 Mile Rd.)
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Single Family Site Condominiums On 1/2-3/4 acre lots
From the S25Q's CW12MiieW.of Millora (248) 349-4550
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g ® C O B B L E S T O N E BBsl '1 Acre Wooded Homesites; Near Milford aod GM Proving Grounds,
Rome Packages \ from $375,000 i
Homesites from $88,000 i-2 4 8 - 8 8 9 - 7 7 6 8
North of M-59 between • Milford and * •
Hickory Ridge Roads •
H o m e s S t a r t i n s from the low Coma- aT 11 Mile 8: Matrindale Rd.
Healy Homes j
P K ^ N S U L A _ AT iTONEWAl Custom Homes
on the Lake in Northville • F r o m t h e h i g h $ 5 0 0 ' e ;
Wt-si Si lie uf Bwk Rd. i«-t. 6 & 7 MjJe Fids.' ( 2 4 8 ) 3 4 8 - 8 7 9 0 i
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From the low $270,000's (248) 446-1773
M u l t i B u i l d i n g C o . I n c . Locales on 20 Mile Rd. just Ees! of Pcntisc Trail
m i M A P L E C R E E K
From the low $250,000's
(248) 4 4 6 - 1 7 7 3
Multi Building Co., Inc. & Canzano/Mapie Creek Building Co,
(Locates at 9 Mile & Dixbora)
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Decorate Models Open . U Priced from the S320's {-:
W. side of Adams Rd, N. 01 suverbell Rfl.: 2 4 8 - 3 4 0 - 1 0 5 0
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A n d o v e r F a r m s
Tyler Rd.,West of Haggerty :fj From Low S200's
( 7 3 4 ) 6 9 7 - 2 7 0 0
3 3 3
West Bloamf..... Priced From $298,900
Elegant l'A Sfory Townhomes t .wf 1st Floor Waster .Suite
Newly Decorated MODELS NOw OPEN!
If&ii > 6 p.lb|jj!!'
. „ . —. —d, & Orchard.. (Behind the Gateway Cemnons (248! 538-0200 Daily 00011 to 6 p.rtiiii
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H o m e t o w n
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M a r i o n neighborhood pool, fitness csater,
Howel l S c h o o l s IV, miles S. of 1-96, W. of D-19 • From the $170'9
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Pr iced f rom $239 ,9 .00 East off Rushron Rd. North of
10 Mile, 2 miles West of South Lyon ( 2 4 8 ) 4 8 6 - 2 9 3 0 T o n y V a n O y e n
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R I D G E of Northville from the low $ 4 0 0 s
2 4 8 - 3 8 0 - 5 0 7 0 Located on the 5E comer of
6 Mile and Sheldon
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In the Village of Holly make a left onto Corbtn & a right onto Bairclij New H o m e s J f c » » $ 1 7 4 , 9 0 l
2 4 8 - 5 2 8 - 0 6 5 5 1 The Beneicke Group
B R O W M S T O N E S of 'Hdstlantf
2 B e d r o o m C o n d o m i n i u m ;
Located on Central City Parkway? (N. of Ford, S. of Warren} £
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Traditional neighborhood. Big front porches, white picket fences, sidewalks
thruout. Adjacent to golf course. From the S190's to low S300'a
Off of Burdick Bd^Seymour Lake Rd. 1/2 mile W. of Lapeer Rd. in Oxford
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N O R T H V I L L E Priced from $183,900
38-Unit Condominium Community
Baseline & PRE-CONSTRUCnON PRICING Sandy Butler (248) 449-6844 River Park Building Co. L.L.C.
C L A R K S T O N C u s t o m E s t a t e H o m e s
from $ 3 9 5 , 0 0 0 - $ 2 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 + .Models Open 12 - 5 Daily
Homes i tes from $ 1 2 5 , 0 0 0 ' ' 2 4 8 r 9 2 2 - 9 1 0 0
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LOCATED IN OAKLAND TWP.! W. OF ADAMS, S. OF QUNN RD.-I
PRICED FROM $489,000 ;i 248-814-7800 t
The Beneicke Group ^
Estates at Huntington Park of Plymouth
Powell Rd., West of Ridge From Mid S400's
( 7 3 4 ) 4 5 4 - 5 5 1 8
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W I N B S T O M f l l CLOSEOUT
2 4 8 - 6 8 3 - 9 9 5 0 , Howard Stanley Custom
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PARADIGM BLTLDESQ COMPA3HY, INC.
presents.,. C r y s t a l P o i n t e
o f F e n t o n from the $130,9
From Brighton: US 23 North to Silver Lake Rd.,Right to N. Larby, Left 2 miles
to Potts Rd., Right 1/3 mile.
( 3 1 0 1 5 9 3 - 0 5 0 5
In Tay lor a t B e e c h D a l y
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$1-90 'S Mul t i
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C o m m u n i t y RBI Development Co
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10 Single Family.Homesites r (Sterling from $54,900-$58,900)
Sales Office (248) .625-4301 ; Near downtown DavisPurg •
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B R 0 W N S T 0 W N TWP. Prised fxm $173,900 t
112-Unlf Condomipium Community ;j. Locafed at Ttlegraph & Wast Rd:. PRE-CONSTRUCTION PRICING :
DeonSs Porvin (734) ibt-tHO Ash ley Palis Sui Idiog Co. l.L.C.
COIF AND Couhmjy Cujs CoMMUwrry |fj
T h e S h o r e s $ 3 2 0 ' s | T h e . V i l l a s $ 2 3 0 ' s |
Muft i Bui lding Co., Inc. a n d ! Babcock Development C o J (locates on Carey Rd.|usi N, of Commsme Bd.fi1
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Across from University of Michigan Medical Center
Steps from Downtown Ann Arbor F r o m $189,990
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R a y m o n d M e a d o w s Ypsllanti Township
From S 1 6 4 , 9 0 0
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( 2 4 8 ) 6 6 1 - 5 3 5 3 edby:
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Chemung & Public Access Homes fivm the $200's
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Walk to Orion Schools (248) 391-2623
On Lapeer Road, 3!4 miles north of T h e Palace"
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c o n d o m i n i u m s Beautiful, traditional, Quality built Two/Three bedroom units, with 13' acre nature area & walking paths. One mile from Downtown Howell.
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Ranch, Cape Cod Sr Colonial models % Mile between Drake and Halstad \
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HAGGERTY RD. Nationwide Realty, L.L.C.
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The Btuffs-Shores of Waterstone
West side of Lapeer Road Just North of Downtown Oxford
Homes from the $380!s Lake & Coif Sites Available ( 2 4 8 ) 9 6 9 - 4 1 0 0
Sttote*. Wooded homesites and
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L I V O N I A 110-Unit Condominium Community Located at the SE Corner of Six
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FROM S170'S Billie Goedert (734) 367-7547 BeB Creek Square Buildlrm Co. LLC
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Custom Homes from $500,000 ( 2 4 8 ) 9 6 9 - 0 4 0 0
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ONCE UPON A TIME 1948 Brick Tudor in
Northville.. Gorgeous park-like VS acre lot with towering trees. 3 Full", baths, finished walkout bajsgment. Solariym. Unbeliev-able, beauty! A must sea. $359,900 (21042898) Ask for C£r©i LaPerriere . ext. 125.
CENTURY 21 HARTFORD - : (248) 478-6000
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1997 BUILT COLONIAL Premium elevation 4 bed-room, 2.5 bath, 2800 sq. ft, colonial. Beautiful floor plan. Step up large master bed-room with 2 walk-in closets. Finished daylight basement. Many upgrades. Profession-ally landscaped. Double tiered deck. $409,900, (KI409) 'CENTURY 21 TODAY
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Nestled in a beautiful cul-de-sac location in Deerwood! 4 bed-rojbm Colonial with a cheerful fapiily room, formal living room and dining room, also a sun parch to enjoy the summer eve-ninas! $299,000 ESH-70MAR (248) 646-1400
Plymouth
BY OWNER- 1400 sq.ft brick ranch, completely updated, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, finished base-ment. Larae corner lot with deck & . hot " t ub ! $ 2 2 9 , 9 0 0 . 248-477-1252 or 734-972-4591
CARE COD - 4 bedroom move in "condition. Granite counter tops; fireplace, hardwood floors, s l i g h t s , 1800 sq. ft. + CA, 1360 Hartsough. $299,000. Call A l Thomas 248-348-3000
Re/Max 100
COLONIAL - 1326 sq.ft., 3 bed-rooms, V/2 baths, c/a. 10912 Chestnut Dr. (I-275 & Ann Arbor Tri). $207,900. 734-416-8429
CUSTOM BUILT, 2600 sqft rahch on a wooded .75 acre. 3 bedroom, 2V6 bath, 3 car garage. $425,000 734-455-9016
DESIRABLE LAKE Pointe sub, 4 bedroom, quad, 1640sqft. 1.5 baths, 2 car garage, iarge lot. S2-15,000 (734)420-2068
• DETACHED BRICK • CONDO
Just1 listed - call today and get there first! Newer brick Cape CtcS. Luxurious interior. Finished basement. Super area.
FRITZ & FRAN Qpldwelf .Banker Preferred
(734) 416-1208
DOWNTOWN - 3 Bedroom, 1V* bath, garage, 'finished base-ment. 1250 Ross. Asking $204,900. (734) 453-1302.
' GREAT LOCATION Sharp 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath rafich on large lot. All appli-ances, 2 car garage, family room, finished basement. Home warranty. $184,999. (75TAV)
(734)
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. LAKEPOINTE SUB. Immaculate 2000+ sq.ft., 4 bed-room, 2W bath. Fully updated w/pewer oak kitchen, hardwood floors, some new carpet, win-dows, tile in master batn, freshly painted. Great location in sub. Walk to neighborhood elemen-tal^ school. Close to shopping & X-^yays. Gorgeousl A 10+!
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• OPEN SUN. 1-4pm. "4 bedroom, master bed-'room on 1st floor. 3 car garage, 3V£ bath, finished basement. Built 1997. •12818 Andover Dr. (off North Territorial, W. of Ridge Rd). $337,900.
(734) 414-6487
Plymouth
RANCH - 2 bedroom, finished basement, fenced yard, 1.5 car garage, deck with hot tub room, $163,900. By owner. 734451-0155
PQPULAR Lakepolnte Sub. Beautiful brick ranch features 2 fireplaces, finished basement, C/A, hardwood floors & many other extras. $187,900. (734) 420-0015. Open house Sun. 1-4.
SPECTACULAR CAPE cod in Beacon Hill. 2,775 sq. ft. 3 bed-room, 2.5 bath, 1st floor master bedroom, bubble tub, $364,900. 1st listing. 734 459-6354
W O O D L O R E CLASSIC 47265 BEECHCREST
CT. S. of Ann Arbor Rd.
E of Beck Rd.
New Offering of Neo Classic Colonial, 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, new maple kitchen w/stainless steel appliances, new Pella windows/interior blinds, carpeting & hard-woods. Sits upon .65 acre wooded lot on court. Come out and see us Sun., 1-4pm. Listed at $379,900.
Pat Ailmand Pager {313) 325-6314
fi Real Hstata ORB.. . _ 217 W. Ann Arbor ,
335 Redford
ADORABLE 4 bedroom bungalow. 2 car garage, basement, C/A freshly painted, newer carpet, fenced yard, shed. $104,900. (25BEE).
INTEGRITY REALTORS 734-525-4200
ATTENTION : If you want a 3 bedroom brick ranch in a quiet neighborhood then this is the home for you! Large county kitchen w/ parquet floor, loads of cabinet space! All appliances stay. Garage. $102,000. N. off 6 Mile Rd & W. of Beach Daily.
Nancy Bock 734-953-9906
ROCHESTER COLONIAL
Totally redone inside. 3 bed-rooms, 2.5 baths, cathedra! ceiling in master. Living room and family room with fireplace, partially finished basement. $464,900.
Ask for KERYN YOUNG Snyder, Kinney, Bennett &
Keating (248) 644-7000,
ROCHESTER HILLS - Open Sun., 1-4. By owner. 4 bedroom, 2 bath, on 3/4 acre fenced lot! Move-in condition. Immediate possession. Reduced to $239,900. Agents welcome. 248-656-9276, 810-206-2916
Royal Oak/Oak Park-Huntington Woods
DUPLEX OR GREAT 1 FAMILY HOME-Enjov Royal Oakll Large corner lot. New roof/plumbing. Newly remodeled bathrooms up & down. New kitchen & custom blinds in lower. Hardwood floors. $210,000. (248) 336-9543
FERNDALE - Move in condition. T o t a l l y new k i t c h e n w/dishwasher, bath, living/ bedroom, hardwood floors, ca thedra l ce i l ing w/ fan, recessed lights, laundry area. $79,900. (248) 626-7667
N ROYAL OAK Colonial -$175,000. Renovated kitchen, master suite w/full bath & walk-in closet. 2car garage, deck. Beautiful yard. 248-616-9831
ROYAL OAK - 2 bedroom has $1525/mo. lease thru 6-02. $175,000, (248) 544-7830.
% 3 bedroom brick ranch, 1.5 bath, hardwood floors, c.a., finished basement w/bar, 2 car garage. New roof & many other updates. $139,900, (313) 794-1066
4 B E D R O O M RANCH Don't wait! Newer windows, fur-nace, central air, doors, car-peting, morel Partially finished basement, 2 car garage. Fenced lot w/mature landscaping.
$159,999. FRITZ & FRAN
Coidweil Banker Preferred (734) 416-1208
BEST BUYS Adorable 3 bedroom ranch, vinyl windows, newer fur-nace, C/A, new oak kitchen, upda ted e l e c t r i c a l & plumbing, dining room, base-ment w/glass block windows, wood deck to large yard. Just listed $90,000.
S. Redford brick ranch, 3 bed-rooms, 2 baths, newer roof & windows, fireplace in finished basement, hardwood floors, 2 car garage and 1 year home warranty. $137,900.
21 JOHN COLE REALTY
313-937-2300 734-455-8430
BY OWNER Adorable, 2 bed-room starter ranch, clean, com-pletely updated, CA, new carpet, spacious backyard. $81,000. 734-347-4334 or 248-514-1014.
MOVE IN AND ENJOY! - Very nice 1,280 sq. ft. 4 bedroom, 2 bath bungalow! Updates in the past 5 years include central air, kitchen, water heater and win-dows, Home also includes a par-tially finished basement and a 2+ car detached garage! Red-ford Union Schools. $128,800.
ENGLAND REAL ESTATE (248) 474-4530.
REDFORD • 3 bedroom brick ranch, VA bath, updates, huge workman's garage. By owner. $139,900.' (313) 592-6073
REDFORD BUNGALOW 15584 MacARTHUR
N. of 5 Mile, E. of Inkster Favorite floor plan in this beauti-fully updated bungalow. Fenced yard. 2 car garage and finished basement, all for $124,900. FHA & VA welcome.
Page PAT ALLMAND (313) 325-6314
J^Rnl flslots BOB..-
217 W. Ann Arbor Rd. .
SELLER MOTIVATED! 3 bedroom brick ranch, fireplace, family room, garage, basement, many extras. Make offer. 25763 Beech Court, S. of West Chi-cago, E. off Beech. Call Bill,
Clark & Fron 313-535-0237
A BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom colo-nial in award winning Sussex woods area. Contact agent at 313-270-4189, 313-507-3310.
GREAT BUYS IN SOUTHFIELD cozy 3 bedroom ranch, 1 bath, $110,000; 4 bedroom colonial, many updates, 2.5 baths, $234,900. updated, 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath, $219,900. Mark i Real Estate, Nancy (248) 557-4646
RESTORED TO LIKE NEW CONDITION - 3 bedroom, 2,5 bath Cape Cod. Beautiful renewed kitchen w/iush cherry-wood cabinets w/appliances. Sun room w/view of garden. 2 Fire-places. Finished rec room. Large bedrooms & lots more. (28EL)
CENTURY 21 HARTFORD SOUTH
734-464-6400 www.c21-hs.com
SOUTHFIELD 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo, newly refinished throughout, forced air & air, car-port parking, w/access to swim-ming pool & clubhouse. Great location. $84,900. Call
(248) 647-7173
SOUTHFIELD BUNGALOW BEAUTY
Move right in, 1 bedroom, 1 library/office. Many updates: Furnace, windows, carpet, roof, central air. 660+ sq.ft. Cash and conventional only.
$72,000. CALL
GEORGANNE McFALL (248) 417-4697
Real Estate One 43155 Main Street,
Northville
340 SouthLyon
ACRES 2.3 w/pond, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, walk-out, 2.5 car garage. $204,000. (248) 437-2213
BY OWNER - Built '98 Colonial, 3 bedroom, 2V4 bath. Living room, family room. Completely re-painted. Basement. Beauti-fully landscaped. Paver deck. 1875 sq.ft. 1st fioor laundry. $274,995. (248) 486-8722
WINDCREST SUB - 3 bedroom, 2!£ bath, 1500 sq.ft. ranch. Hardwood floors, natural fire-place, finished basement w/wet bar. Deck, sprinklers, all appli-ances. $222,500,248-486-9723
341 jTroy
COLONIAL 3 BEDROOM 1.5 bath, finished basement, large deck, Troy schools, $192,500. See at www.hno.com enter i d # 1 2 3 3 8 or c o n t a c t 248-524-2987
FAIRWAYS SUB, 2 bedroom 2% bath Luxury condo, finished basement & many extras! $240,000 248-813-0371
NORTHWEST TROY condo for sale 3 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, fin-ished basement, attached garage, natural firpela'ce & more, $186,900. Please cal! (248) 641-7737
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Our REALTORS® have led the housing industry in promoting fair housing and are committed to opening the door of your choice.
TROY - NORTH Cape Cod, 4 bedrooms, basement, garage, large lot. Troy Schools. $279,900. 247 Ottawa
St. Jordan Real Estate (248) 643-8282 office (248) 368-1840 ceil
344 W. Bloomfield-Orchard Lk-Keego
A DREAM PACKAGE!! 2 story, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, cen-tral air, double lot, clean, move-in condition. Upper Straits Lake privileges, 19ft. boat & equip-ment (1993). (44 WEL)
ASK FOR SEFE PUENTE (248) 813-4908 ext. 339
BLOOMFIELD HILLS - Long Lake & Telegraph, 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath, on acre. $279,000.
(248) 644-2638
Commerce Twp./ W. Bloomfield
YOU MUST SEE THIS!
Builder's Model Home
Don't miss your chance at this stunning Colonial home with 4 bedrooms and 2.5 baths. This home features beautiful brick exterior with s i g n a t u r e m i l l w o r k throughout, maple hardwood floors, 9' first floor ceilings, expanded family room with wet bar, fireplace & sky-lights, gourmet isiand kitchen with stainless steel appli-ances & granite countertops, convenient rear staircase, designer paint, wall cover-ings, window treatments and light fixtures, dramatic land-scaping with brick paver walk and patio, 3 car side-entry garage & much more! Located in the premier Birkdale Pointe community on the south side of Com-merce Rd„ just W. of Bogie Lake Road. Please come by 5179 Birkdale Drive for your tour. Asking $549,975, Call Kelly or Jeremy at...
\ (248) 366-1919. /
CONTEMPORARY Newer 5000 sq. ft, home located in the Lakes area. Fuil finished walk-out, high ceilings, white kitchen & huge master suite! $489,900. Mark Demers, Re/Max 100
^ (248) 348-3000 ext. 280 ^
CONTEMPORARY RANCH Open floor plan, neutral colors, 2-way fireplace, updated kitchen & baths. Park-like setting, cov-ered patio. Open Sat-Sun 12-4. 7284 Cottonwood, West Bloom-field. $199,500. 248-538-7966,
JUST LISTED FISBSSI JUST
I S l 1.5 ACRE SECLUDED
WOODED SETTING! Magnificent contemporary! Entertain in style with 3 fire-places & spacious kitchen with top of the line appliances. Large master with walk-in-closet and exceptional bath, immediate possession. $799,000.
ECH-04ELM (248) 646-1400
JUST LiSTED SPACiOUS &
BRIGHT BRICK RANCHI
Located on a park like setting. Neutral and updated thru-out, 2 fireplaces, ceramic tile, sky-lights, custom oak trim, door-walls to decking. Sylvan Lake privileges. $169,900 ECH-09LIT (248) 646-1400
JUST LISTED STEPS TO THE
WATER'S EDGE! Immaculate brick Ranch situ-ated on a corner lot. Hardwood floors, cove ceilings, fireplace in living room. New kitchen & appli-ances. Finished lower level with fireplace and full bath. Sylvan lake Privileges! $184,900 ECH-80JAM (248) 646-1400
ORCHARD LAKE OPEN SUN. 1-4
4204 CHERRY HILL DR. S/Pontiac Tr & W/Orchard Lk On beautiful 1+ acre cui-de-sac lot, 3765 sq. ft. home has 2 story foyer, living room w/fireplace, formal dining room, library & family room w/fireplace. Four bedrooms including master suite w/fireplace & bath. Basement w/rec room. Deck, 3 car garage. $499,999. JOLIE LEVINE WARPOOL
(248) 212-9080 Century 21 Today
28544 Orchard Lake Rd. ^^^FAMTINGTONHIILS^^
PACK YOUR BAGS - and move right into this gorgeous 4 bed-room, 2.5 bath Colonial! Updates throughout - roof, doors, windows, kitchen, paint & more! (620D)
CENTURY 21 HARTFORD SOUTH
734-464-6400 wvw.c21-hs.com
SYLVAN LAKE VILLAGE 2100 + sq. ft. 3-4 bedroom, 2.5 bath, totally redone in & out, with granite/marble/all new appli-ances, carpeting etc. Just move in! Open Sun 1-4. 1781 Sher-wood, Off Orchard Lake & Middlebelt. $258,900. (248) 681-4220
WEST BLOOMFIELD! Choose your own builder! Double lot located next to pro-tected Wetlands in lovely set-ting. Great for nature lovers. Sewer at street, $74,900 (21034991). Ask for Hazel Locklear today, ext. 128.
CENTURY 21 HARTFORD (248) 478-6000
WEST BLOOMFIELD LAKE ESTATES
Sensationally renovated from top to bottom. 4 bedroom, 3 full, 2.5 bath colonial with top-of-the line kitchen, hardwood floors, new carpet, marble master bath with jacuzzi, finished lower level with second kitchen and bed-room. A must see, $475,000.
(248) 706-2222
REALTORS^ ARE THE KEY
345 Westland/Wayne
BEST BUY - Look $3591 to own your own homel Great price. Lots of updates. Neutral decor. Excellent starter or retiree home. Good area. Ask for GERT (734) 459-3600
Realty Executives West.
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CUSTOM RANCH Don't miss out on this 2 bed-room, 2 bath, brick ranch w/Livonia Schools. Updated kitchen, hardwood floors, fin-ished basement, garage, profes-sionally landscaped w/gazebo.
$158,900 ASK FOR TAMMY CASH
(248) 661-8667 Real Estate One
DREAM KITCHEN Four bedroom, 2.5 bath brick ranch in desirable Westiand sub boasts a beautifully remodeled kitchen with 39 oak cabinets! Finished basement with 4th bed-room, full bath and fireplace. Home warranty inc luded. $143,900, (128MI)
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FABULOUS CUSTOM HOMES!
Beautifully updated kitchen with custom cabinets, 2V6 baths, nicely landscaped! Phenomenal rec room with natural fireplace! Newer furnace, skylight and more! Call Bill Kokenos for a pri-vate showing! $179,900, REMERICA HOMETOWN ONE
(734) 788-7109
MOVE RIGHT IN! 3 bedrooms, 2 bath, 2 car garage finished base-ment, Hardwood floors, Kitchen & bath remodeled, ceramic. $134,900 734-721-5221
NEWLY updated home located in Wayne. 4 Bedrooms, huge chef's kitchen w/skylights & plenty of storage. Finished base-ment, spacious yard w/shed. Elementary & Junior High Schools within walking distance. Freeways just minutes away. Many other extras. $128,700.
(734) 721-2233
OPEN SUN. 1-4 8385 Hugh, S. of Joy, W, of Mid-dlebelt, spectacular 3 bedroom coionial with a fantastic open floor plan, cozy fireplace, beau-tiful kitchen, VA baths central air, basement, 2 car garage, must see to appreciate this home - $205,900
OPEN SUN 2-5 31179 Avondale, S, of Cherry-hill, E. of Merriman, fabulous 3 bedroom • home with a family room, large kitchen, central air, 2Vs car garage, newer windows, furnace & electrical - $134,900 WHY RENT? Own this gorgeous 2 bedroom brick ranch with a remodeled kitchen & bath, up-dates galore and immediate occupancy - $69,900 SHARP - 3 bedroom brick ranch with an up-dated bath, newer win-dows, first floor laundry, patio
- $99,900
Ypsilanti/Belleville
LAKE ACCESS!!! 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch, large kitchen w/lots of storage, great room fireplace, finished base-ment , a t tached garage, Belleville Lake access and more!!! - $229,900
CASTELLI & LUCAS . (734) 453-4300
45500 FORD RD. - CANTON
Livingston County
BRIGHTON AREA - New Con-struction. 1800 sq. ft. Colonial $179,900-$210,000. Hardwood floors, fireplace, 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath, 1st floor laundry, V6 acre lot, paved roads & sewers. Close to town. Immediate Occupancy. 810-225-8944.
JUST LISTED! - Cheerful, clean, comfortable and spacious Tri-level nestled on 2.76 acres with scenic views, paved drive, large pond and 22x24 pole barn. Home offers convenient kitchen, dining area leads to iarge deck, 23x24 party sized great room, family room for relaxing, and 2nd kitchen for possible In-law quarters! 2 car attached garage. Fenton Schools, $229,500.
ENGLAND REAL ESTATE (248) 474-4530.
WHITMORE LAKE - 353 Ivylawn, 1250 sq. ft. 3 bed-room, 21A bath colonial, built in 1998, 2 car attached garage, fire-place, C/A, hardwood floonng, tiie baths, oak cabinets, finished base-ment, professionally landscaped w/sprinkler system, huge brick paver patio, close to highway, 10 min. from Ann Arbor & Brighton,
$178,900 - 734-449-2619
Oakland County
BERKLEY - 3 bedroom, 1 bath ranch, basement, 2 car garage. Newer roof/furnace/C/A & win-dows, $149,900. 248-542-7883.
Wayne County
INKSTER 3 bedroom w/finished base-ment & garage. Features all new kitchen & baths, fur-nace, C/A & more. Great home at $102,900. Mark Demers, Re/Max 100
^ (248) 348-3000 ext. 280 „
GNTUIFC,
CASTELLI - 734-525-7900
OPEN SUN 1-4 1276 Judith. Sparkling clean 1,412 ft. tri. Pre-fect family home, big family room w/firepiace, near all schools. $153,000, Red Carpet Keim-Tipton 734-427-5010
WESTLAND 3 bedroom brick ranch, 2Va car garage w/carport, finished basement, A/C, privacy fenced yard w/deck, $3K avail-able for c l os ing cos t s . $126,500 734-878-2355
WESTLAND 3 bedroom ranch, 2 car garage, deck, new roof, central air. $134,990
(734) 729-3556
WESTLAND-CHARMER Character and Charm with updates galore in this. ranch with basement and large yard, $110,000
DENISE McGUIGAN REMERICA HOMETOWN 111
(313)796-1436
WESTLAND - Livonia Schools. 3 bedroom, completely reno-vated. New kitchen w/Pergo floor, ceramic bath, roof, siding & carpet. All appliances. Energy efficient furnace, 2 car garage. $119,900. (734) 458-4175
WESTLAND- WONDERFUL 3 or 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths. West of Newburg-great loca-tion. $135,000
DENISE McGUIGAN REMERICA HOMETOWN III
(313)796-1436
Inkster NICEST HOUSE
ON THE STREET! Newer carpet, paint, furnace, windows, glass block windows, copper plumbing. Remodeled kitchen, remodeled bath, nice neighborhood, and gorgeous yard. Hurry, it won't last! $79,900. (7650A)
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Coldweli Banker Preferred (734) 392-6000
358 Lakefront/ Waterfront Homes
10,000 ACRE LAKE Boat Black Lake! Sunset views in a park-like setting with 168 ft. of frontage. $39,900.
LAKEFRONT Densely wooded, all sports lake bordered by National Forest. $34,900, 8am-9pm,
Loon Lake Realty, TOLL FREE: 888-805-5320
www.loonlakerealty.com ACTION REALTY CO.
Hillsdale Co. Ml Free Lakefront Brochure
800-448-1407 www.actionrealty-co.com
BRIGHTON - Custom built in 1995. Private Ail Sports Fonda Lake. Open Sat.-Sun., 1-5pm. 6150 r o n d a Lake Drive $382,500. (810) 229-9031.
BRIGHTON - Fully remodeled 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 1600+ sq.ft, Large lot on all sports Ore Lake. Easy access to US 23 and I-96. Available now. Reduced to $269,000. (810) 231-1425. See at: www.hno.com #MI 11885.
CONDOS & homes on Lake Erie Canada, only 50 minutes f rom br idge/ tunnel , f rom $49,500 U.S. (519)944-2929.
LAKEFRONT - Lake Fenton Schools, 2 park-like acres & 1995 home with 3 bedroom, 3 bath, finished walkout. Near 1-75. $299,000. Call John @ C-21 Country Squire Properties. 8 0 0 - 6 6 2 - 5 9 1 1 or c e l l 810-338-6000 EC10017
WONDERFUL WESTLAND Home with 1200+ sq. ft., tons of updates and large country lot. $120,000. Ask for Monica,
ERICA
HOMETOWN III (313) 201-2979
348 Wixom/WalledLake/ Commerce
COMMERCE TWP - 3 bedroom, 2 bafh, hardwood f loors, wooded lot, $169,900. Call for detailed message248-624-9466.
GOLF COURSE LIVING N
3/4 acre lot, 1,900 sq.ft., 1997 ranch, 3 bedrooms, 2 bath. Only $269,900. Open Sat-Sun 12-5pm. 2650 Old Sherwood Ct., Commerce.
248-685-9272
OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 1904 Baywood - North of Charms, West of Wixom, 3 Bed-room, 21/£ bath colonial with fin-ished basement on large treed lot. Big updated kitchen, C/A, lots of updates. Great location! $207,500 (21049948). Call Bonnie ext. 108 or Diane ext. 130.
CENTURY 21 HARTFORD (248) 478-6000
WOLVERINE LAKE - Private beach access. 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath bi-level, fireplace in lower level, iarge lot, many updates, 2-car attached garage. Walled Lake Schools. $179,900. Must see! (248) 669-6830
Observer & Eccentric
Classifieds Work!
$169,900 LAPEER COUNTY Year-round home or retreat. Pri-vate all-sport lake - wooded "park-like" setting, 2-3 bedroom & 2 bath. Call John @ C-21 Country Squire Properties. 8 0 0 - 6 6 2 - 5 9 1 1 or c e l l 810-338-6000 EC200167
ORION TWP. - All sports private Lake Voorheis. Gorgeous, beau-tifully landscaped 2800 sq. ft., custom built lakefront home. Award Winning Schools/minutes from I-75 &. major shopping. Boasts an open floor plan designed to maximize lake views, great room w/3 sided fire-place, 4 bedrooms, 2 full & 2 half baths, finished basement, 3+ car garage. Spectacular 500 sq. ft. all season atrium w/8 man hot tub, fountain, etc.. Too many amenities to list. $649,000. Call 1-888-467-4335 (75318) for more de ta i l s or check h t tp : / /www.geoc i t l es .com/ mjstroven for pictures,
PORT SANILAC 100 ft. water-front mini-mansion, by owner. 3000' brick, pillered, colonial on Millionaires row-mint in & out. $529,000. (810 327-6736
SAVE GAS $$ - summer place in Irish Hills near MIS. 3 bed-room, 2 bath, ail sports lake, fur-nished $46,000, 810-629-8713
SUMMERTIME FUN!!! Newer contemporary home, on all sports Walled Lake. Master bedroom suite, full basement, 3 bedrooms, 2V£ baths. 1st floor laundry. Call Anna Burford, direct: 734-452-1176. KELLER WILLIAMS REALTY
361 Country Homes
ALMONT - Newer sub. Great room ranch. Built 1990-91. Approximately 1700 sq. ft., 3 bed-room 2 ' i baths, possible 4th in basement. AC & inground sprin-klers. $195,000. 810-798-3651.
ENGLISH MANOR on 27 acres partly wooded & rolling. 3-4 bed-room, 2 bath, approx 2040 sq.ft. of character. Attached garage & barn. $249,000. Mayville. Call John @ C-21 Country Squire Properties. 800-662-5911 or cell 810-338-6000 #10060
Condos
BINGHAM WOODS NEW LISTING
30365 Oakview Way S. off 13, E. of Telegraph Beautifully- landscaped for views & privacy, wonderful quality updating & so many extras. Marble foyer, hard-wood floors, granite coun-tertop. Much morel
OPEN SUNDAY 1 - 4 ASK FOR JOAN GUYMAN
(248)644-4700, (248)868-0502
J J M HllBllUN...
BIRMINGHAM RANCH condo, walking distance from Town, One bedroom, includes appli-ances. $94,999. Call Bernie @ 901-1259. Ralph Manuel Assoc., 1821 W. Maple
BLOOMFIELD HILLS CONDO in the Heather's. By owner. 2 bedroom, 2 (path ranch end unit. Many updates. Wonderful view, private. Heather's Club member-ship available, golf course, tennis, poo!, (248) 334-3355.
BLOOMFIELD HILLS - Open Sun. 12-4. Beautiful Heathers detached condo. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths w/view of water & golf course. Move-in cond. Many upgrades. By owner. $599,000.
248-338-0363
BRIGHTON - beautiful town house condo. 2 bedroom, 1.5 bath, walkout lower level, fire-place, attached garage, appli-ances & on Natural pond. Move right in. $173,900.
(010) 220-8050
BUY OR RENT TO OWN Cherry Hill Inkster area.
www.reoptions.com 734-502-4572
CANTON CONtfo 2 bedroom end unit, ground floor with windows galore, 1997 built. Attached garage with fin-ished basement. Plymouth-Canton schools. $215,000.
DENISE McGUIGAN REMERICA HOMETOWN III
(313) 796-1436
Canton GREAT OPPORTUNITY
42590 Lilley Pointe Drive Bldg. #6
S. of Ford, W. of Lilley Enjoy comfortable living in Canton's popular Lilley Pointe Condominiums. Fea-turing a ranch style, ground level condo. 2 bedrooms, (Master with own bath). 2 baths and separate laundry room w/ample storage. Living room overlooks view of courtyard.
Offered at $128,500 CALL CAROLYN
BUNAREK (734) 797-7702
J^RAAL HslfllB BOB....
217 W. Ann Arbor Rd. Plymouth
CANTON - 42493 Lilley Pointe. 2 bedroom, lower level Condo. New carpet & paint. Immediate Occupancy. $127,900. For appt: 734-394-3062
CANTON - 42536 Lilley Pointe. 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths, upper level condo with great view. All appliances stayl $127,900 Call for appt 734-665-7431
CANTON - Ranch condo/end unit. 5 Year old in upscale com-munity! 2 Bedroom, 2 bath, 2 car attached garage, full base-ment, 1st floor laundry, many upgrades. All appliances stay. $219,500. 734-451-3491.
372 Condos
NOVI CONDO - 2 bedroom, 1.5 bath, basement, 1 car garage,
$136,500. JOHN HOSKO
ERICA
HOMETOWN (734) 459-6222
NOVI - Country Place Condo-miniums. 1250 sq. ft. 2 bedroom ranch in beautiful condition. $152,500. (248) 349-6219.
NOVI - Crosswinds West. Ranch unit. Completely remod-eled. AH neutral, move-in cond. 2 bedroom, 2 bath. 22096 Edge-water PRICE REDUCED $180,000. By appt. 248-347-0176
NOVI - 2,200 Sq. ft. 2 Bedrooms, 2 baths. Chefs kitchen w/granite countertops and breakfast nook. Formal living and dining room. Separate den, plus a year-round sun-room filled with natural light. Spectacular wooded and water views. From $305,000. Contact Bob Bowden w/The Farbman Group @ 248-348-8866.
Plymouth C O N D O F O U N D IN PLYMOUTH POINTE
Amazing 2 bedroom, 2 bath upper level ranch condo in beau-tiful Plymouth. Vaulted ceilings with neutral decor. Master bad-room with walk-in closet. Kitchen with skylight and attached laundry room, dining room and great room. Finished basement with storage area and 2 car garage. Unit overlooks tennis court & wooded area with a pretty courtyard. Common pool and tenn is cour ts . $176,500. ]?54PL)
COLOUieiL B A N K . G R O
Coldweli Banker Preferred (734) 459-6000
PLYMOUTH - Elegant 2nd floor ranch unit in sought after down-town Meadows Complex. 2 bed-room, 2 bath, 1650sqft . , Updates, ceramic floors, Pella Windows Balcony, 1 car garage, elevator, barrier free access, fire-place. $217,900 734-737-9277
P L Y M O U T H ' S " H I D D E N CREEK" - S. side of N. Territo-rial just W. of Sheldon Rd. Pre-mium location at southerly end backing to protected woodlands. Original owner with a 1st floor master. Walk-out lower level, 2 fireplaces, 31A baths, 1st floor laundry . Se r i ous se l le r . $359,000.
BOB BAKE (734) 797-7300 COLDWELL BANKER SCHWEITZER-BAKE
(734) 453-6800
N. ROYAL OAK - Lovely, 2 bed-room condo. Open Sat-Sun., June 30th, July 1st, 7-8th, 1-4.
$112,000. (248) 828-7252.
ROYAL OAK ranch condo across frorrt Beaumont. Totally updated 2 bedroom. Includes appliances & pool. $92,900. Call Bernie @ 901-1259. Ralph Manuel Assoc., 1821 W. Maple Rd.
TRENTON WATERFRONT Fabulous view. 2 bedroom, 2 bath, 15x34 boat slip. All appli-ances. $177,900. (248) 583-5846
FARMINGTON HILLS - Erin Estates, 12 Mile & Farmington. 2 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, finished lower level, neutral decor, attached garage, move-in condi-tion, $167,900. 248-553-7075
LIVONIA SCHOOLS CONDO Charming 2 bedroom condo. Priced to seli fast at $69,900.
Call Dennis Smith REMERICA HOMETOWN III
' 313-793-8643
LIVONIA - Open Sun. 1-4. or by appt. Woods Condo Townhouse. 18258 University Park Dr. W. of Newburgh, between 6 & 7 Mile. 2 bedroom, 1.5 bath, study, fin-ished basement, deck. Attached garage. Brokers Welcome. $169,000/best. 734-591-6744.
f N Northville
LAKEFRONT Spectacular 3 story, 4 bed-room, 3.5 bath lovely condo. Over 4000 sq, ft of living area, hardwood floors, island kitchen. Great 2 way fire-place. Finished walkout lower level. Great view. $499,900. (BL181) CENTURY 21 TODAY
(734)462-9800
.NOVI - 2 bedroom town-house condo. New appli-ances & carpe t ing ,
finished basement. Buyers only. $134,000. 248-474-8392
NOVI - By owner. Lakefront building w/boat slip. 2 Bedroom, 3 full baths, C/A, on al! sports Wailed Lake. $169,900. Open Sun. 12-4. 44700 Bayview Dr. Unit 44. (248) 960-8183
NOVI-Chelsea Knoll 3 bed-rooms, 2 full + 2 half baths, fin-ished walkout, 2 car attached, Nor thv i l le Schools exec. cond.1716 sqft, 248-374-5560.
TRENTON WATERFRONT BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom, 2 bath with deep boatweli, $165,000. (734) 676-2372
372 Condos
WESTLAND - 6630 DeerhUrst Dr. 6 years old, 2 bedroom town-house, $163,900,734-721-8615
or 734-716-1685
WESTLAND - Ranch condo built '96.2 bedroom 2 bath, fire-place, 2 car attached garage, full basement, air, 1st floor laundry, neutral thru-out. Open Sundays or call for appt, 637 Ravencrest. $185,000. 734-729-6697.
Manufactured Homes
ARBOR WOODS 1. 28x68 Four Seasons home has a single car garage attached. Home features 4 bed-rooms, 2 baths, fireplace in family room, breakfast nook w/sliding glass doors. $72,900.
2. Schultz - all dry walled 3 bed-rooms, 2 baths. Beautifully land-scaped home faces street. Has 2 car carport, New carpet throughout home. $85,900.
3. Schultz - all dry walled home features 2 car garage. A must See. $95,900.
4. Schultz home - double-sided fireplace, bedrooms, 2 baths, all appliances stay. Sets back by woods. $95,000. Bring all offers.
5. 28x70 Dutch. This home has carport and built-in shed. 3 Bed-rooms, 2.5 baths, breakfast nook off kitchen, family room, dining room, living room. $68,900.
LITTLE VALLEY HOMES CALL DARLA 734-487-8020
We're on Geddes between Prospect and Ridge Rd,
TROY - Northfield Hills. King-ston Model. 3 bedrooms, 2V4 baths, den, completely remod-eled. New kitchen w/Corian, Pergo, new carpet, finished basement, garage, pool, tennis, etc. Must seel Open Sun 1-5 & by appt. $239,000, 1768 Brent-wood. 248-641-1869
Walled Lake SPARKLING TWO
BEDROOM OPEN SUNDAY 1 - 4 1627 Wimbledon Dr.
Townhouse beauty with VA baths, full basement. Private entrance & door wall to patio.
Only $116,900 ASK FOR JOAN MURPHY
(248) 684-4595 ext. 132
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W. BLOOMFIELD Condo -Potomac Town. 2 bedroom, 2V4 bath, hew carpet, new kitchen, c/a, finished basement, 2 car attached garage, many updates, 1480 sq.ft., $177,000. By owner
-48-644-248-892-5962 -7156
W. BLOOMFIELD Condo -Potomac Town. £ bedroom, 2V6 bath, new carpet, new kitchen, c/a, finished basement, 2 car attached garage, many updates, 1480 sq.ft., $177,000. By owner 248-892-5962 248-644-7156
WEST BLOOMFIELD-detached condo, 2 story, 2 bedroom, 2V4 bath. Maple Place Villas. $284,900. 248-669-1464.
West Bloomfield Stunning Simsbury Condo
Former 2,900 sq.ft. model built in 1997 w/3 bedrooms, 9' ceil-ings, u p g r a d e d k i t c h e n w/granite, hardwood floors two story foyer. Magnificent master suite w/eurbo shower & jacuzzi, wooded lot. $479,900
ASK FOR TAMMY CASH (248) 661-8667
Real Estate One
ARBOR WOODS 1. 16x80 - Just reduced for fast sell, $29,500. Sellers to pay closing cost. 3 Bedrooms, 2 bath. A great buyl Must Sell!
2. Fleetwood - Reduced to $48,500. 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplace in family room, has large deck.
3. Four Seasons priced right at $51,500. 1568 Sq. ft. Fireplace in living room, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, all appliances stay.
4. Reduced $38,000. Won't last! Sets on 100x110 lot. A must
5. Redman 24x52. $42,270 will pay 5% down & security for park- 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, sliding glass doors.
6. Fleetwood 1568 Sq. ft. home sets on corner lot. Has lots of space for a deck,, Dining room, living room, kitchen, 3 bed-rooms, 2 baths. $44,500/best offer.
7. 1993 Century sets back by woods. A great view - has a deck in back, 14x10; porch in front, 6x14. A must see! $65,000.
Several homes to offer in the $40,000 to $50,000 range. Also Repos and New Homes to View. Arbor Woods and surrounding communities, Belleville, Canton & Ypsilanti
L ITTLE VALLEY HOMES CALL DARLA 734-487-8020 • We finance
5% down
We're on Geddes between Prospect and Ridge Rd.
4 BRAND NEW * Loaded with options
& appliances. Lot rent only $315/mo.
$1500 Cash Back & Free Gift Call us at:
734-454-4660 LITTLE VALLEY HOMES
CAFE/PIZZERIA - Fast growing Catering kitchen business for sale. Serious inquires only. $125,000. (517) 540-0084
1300 sq. ft. 3 bedroom, 2 bath. As low as $292/mo. Includes lot rent. Only at 810-750-7400.
•With approved credit, 8.25%, 360 months, 10% down.
DON'T RENT!
INVEST IN YOUR OWN HOME FARMINGTON HILLS
$465/mo. Includes house
payment & lot rent.
248-474-6500 10% down, $287/mo.
for 360 mths. @ 11% APR
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Btrchlawn Park
Enjoy single family home ownership with all the advantages of condominium living in these beautiful ranch and 11/2 story detached condominiums located in a residential neighborhood.
Homes include open floor plan, full landscaping, full basement, 1st floor laundry and attached 2 car garage. Choose from 2 and 3 bedroom, 2 & 3 bath plans.
Only 24 units total with much privacy and open space!
Priced from $179,900! Open daily except Thursday • 11:00am to 5:00pm
Call or visit today!
4 blks. North of Ford, 1 blk. East off Merriman.
Lennox Custom Homes (734) 367-0750
BROKERS • WELCOME
•IMMACULATE* 3 Good sized bedrooms, 2 baths with His & Her Sinks + deep soaker tub. Huge kitchen w/lots of cupboards, island, skylight. Breakfast nook w/lots of win-dows, all appliances, C/A. Must see to appreciate. $51,000.
734-454-4660
NEW PALM Harbor Home, 1,600 sq. ft., set-up, never lived in, 3 bedroom, Great opportu-nity, deluxe appliance package includes 27" TV & DVD - save $1,000's. Northville Crossings.
(800) 742-0704
NOVI Terrific starter home, 2 bed-room, 2 bath, ail appliances, A/C, skylights, open floor plan. Novi schools. Dawn 248-374-2386.
$589 PER MO. INCLUDES LOT RENT!!!' NEW DOUBLE WIDE
5 bedroom 3 bath homes in 3
different communities. Immediate occupancy. Call Today 888-380-9550,
$399 PER MO. INCLUDES LOT RENT!!!
NEW 3 bedroom homes
In 3 different communities.
Immediate occupancy. Call Today 888-380-9550
PLYMOUTH HILLS - beautiful home, 1900 sq.ft., built 1996, for only $35,000 plus 6 months rent free; Too many features to list. Please call for more Information
734-254-9712
PLYMOUTH 14X6019862 bed-room, 1.5 bath home with new vinyl siding, 8x12 deck, asking $13,500. (734) 451-7351
374 Manufactured Homes
S H E R W O O D V I L L A G E 1998 new h o m e . A s k i n g $44,250/best offer. 3 Bedroom, 2 baths, nice floor plan. A must seel
Just fisted Dutch home 28x48. Seller to help with closing, se rity & park monies. Home t tures 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, open floor plan. $43,500.
Cal l D A R L A 734-487-8020
L I T T L E V A L L E Y We finance with 5% down
SOUTH LYON - 2,000 sq.ft., 3 bedroom, 3 full bath, living, dining, family rooms, laundry. Big country kitchen, fireplace. $75,000. (248) 486-4476
W A G O N W H E E L S O U T H MUST SELL: Great home 14x70.3 Bedrooms, 1 bath, new roof,, new skirting. Home has deck and shed. $14,000/best.
Ca l l D A R L A 734-487-8020
L I T T L E V A L L E Y We finance with 5% down
WESTLAND MEADOWS 30600 VanBorn, Westland
Sites Available (734) 729-5500 NEW HOMES
Immediate Occupancy Pre-Owned & Repos
734-595-7535.
*WHAT A STEAL!* Weil maintained 2 bedroom, 2 bath, all appliances, C/A, 2 car carport, shed. Located on the
pond. Only $29,900. 734-454-4660
375 ^ Mobile Homes
BELLEVILLE MANOR- 1988, 2 bedroom, 2 bath w/deck. Only $21,9001 Mobile Home Brokers 734-697-2433
CANTON - Culdesac lot offers super large kitchen w/breakfast bar & dining area, large living room, 2 bedrooms, laundry area, $11,900. 517-403-4663
CANTON - Redman 1994, 16X80,3 bedrooms, 2 baths, all appliances, $23500. Must sell. After 5pm (734) 480-0031.
CANTON- Royal Holiday senior community. 2 bedroom, 1 bath. Nice lot! Only $12,500! Mobile Home Brokers 734-697-2433
CANTON 2 bedroom, $1400 down; Assume loan $8500
734-513-7472.
WESTLAND Meadows. Only $8000! 1986, 2 bedroom, 2 batn w/deck & air! Mobile Home Bro-kers 734-697-2433
377 i Lakefront Property
LAKE ORION - gorgeous lake-front property on Lake Orion. Partially wooded, over 220 ft. of lake frontage. Lot sits on end of Peninsula. Goegeous view of lake from all sides. All utilites at the street (gas, electric, sewer, water). $199,000. Call Ryan Milo for details. 810-731-8180
Sunday, July 1,2001 O&E Classifications 374 to 400
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ANN ARBOR AREA - Lakefront & Lakeview Properties - 1 acre lots. Waterfront w/gorgeous views. Private beach & gazebo, many walkout sites. All lots have lake rights. Visit us on Site, Sat-urday & Sunday, 12-4pm. Call f o r d i r e c t i o n s o r go to
www, miragelake.com. MBA Realty Group. Inc.
Call Patty 1-734-260-7076.
A N N O U N C I N G T I M B E R V I E W A C R E S
Low Down Payment Gentle rolling, 2-1A acre sites some w/waiKout basement, your builder. Easy access to western suburbs and Ann Arbor. Financing Terms Available. J.ABIoch & Co./Gach Realty
(248) 559-7430
BUILD YOUR OWN HOME Save $1,000's Pierson-Gibbs builds the shell. You finish it. Financing. . (800) 799-7417
COMMERCE TWP - 1 acre wooded lot backs to state land, gas, electric, driveway, private road/setting. $95,00Q/best.
(248) 877-9948
COUNTRY RETREATS, 10-22 Acres with Woods, E-Z Terms, Prime Area, Close to W. Sub-urbs. J.A. Bloch & Co./Gach Realty. (248)559-7430
HAMBURG Twp. 2.5 acres, 5 min. W. of 23 bet. Ann Arbor/Brighton on private road. Req. sand filter septic, $80,000. 734-981-9177
HIGHLAND/WHITE LAKE area, 10 acre parcels from $89,000, 23 acres for $300,000.40 acres w i t h l a k e for $ 8 0 0 , 0 0 0 . 810-665-1255, 248-613-6515
Howell WOODED LAKEVIEW LOTI
Located at end of Cul-de-sac near park & lake access to Thompson Lake. City sewer & water at street. Walkout site pos-sible. $72,000.
CALL CHRIS PATRICK (734) 455-5600 ext. 2901
CENTURY 21 TOWN & COUNTRY
LIVONIA - Country Setting,'quiet street, two 1/2+ acre lots ready to build your home! $108,000 ea. Before 8pm 248-449-2760
PLYMOUTH TWP 4.5 acres of beautiful rolling terrain. Area of exclusive executive homes. Close to City of Plymouth with an open country feel. Zoned and ready to be split. Potential for walkout. All reasonable Offers Considered 734-451-7409
Salem Twp. B U I L D Y O U R D R E A M
H O M E Fabulous 12 acres of wooded area that overlooks 3 acres of spring fed lake. It can be found only in Salem Township. Conve-niently located near Ann Arbor, Plymouth & Northville, and expressways. Prominent Ply-mouth-Canton schools. (OOOCU)
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Dearborn Heights "CAP IT"
8230 Telegraph $1,250,000
Rated top 20 "Leer" providers in the United States and also Jason & Swiss, includes real estate, large updated inventory busy corner lot for exposure. Superb cash flow with all dealer-ship's in the area. Net & inven-tory available in office. Call Jerry Brown,
(313) 274-8911 office (313) 268-4538 ceil
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WESTLAND Bar & Lounge -Perfect location on Warren Ave,, near many businesses. Great money maker. Could be con-verted to any kind of restaurant.
Call Dave (248) 476-1268 after 4pm (248) 349-5811
Comm jRetail Sale/
ACTiVE WATERFORD shop-ping center space, next to Rite-Aid. 1200,2700 or 3920 sq. ft available. (248) 851-5168
B IRMINGHAM - 1900Sqft , Townsend St. opposite Hotel. Available Now 248-334-5471
248-637-9800 Ext 14
BRIGHTON - for lease. Medical/ Professional suite, 1,763 sq.ft. Prime. Grand River location. Available now. Call Lillian
(517)546-5476
ROCHESTER - downtown. Just off Main. Approximately 1000 sq. ft., loads of parking. Great for service business. Leave message at (248) 523-9790.
2 SPACES available in Oak Park, 1 space, 500 sqft, $600/ mo. & 600 sqft. $720/mo. Call Slater Mgmt. 248-540-6288.
UP TO 15,000 sq. ft. in profes-sional office on Main Street in Plymouth. Available immedi-ately. Contact Tim Rellly
(734) 737-2900.
UP TO 15,000 sq. ft. in profes-sional office on Main Street in Plymouth. Available immedi-ately. Contact Tim Reilly
(734) 737-2900.
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2 acres, beautiful meadows, surrounded by Maple Forest. 1 mi. to downtown Alden &
lake access. $45,000. $3000 down, $375/mo.
Tp-G R E A T LA K E S LA N D C O .
231-331-4227. www.greattakesland.com
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ALDEN - TORCH LAKE HILLS Lake access 1 mile, beautiful view, deer. 5-20 acres from $29,900. L.C. 248-649-5591
BLUE HERON RESORT
30 mi. E. of Traverse City. 200 acres. Beautiful forest surrounding 3 private lakes. Asphalt road. Underground electric. Parcelled acreage/ waterfront sites available. From $25,000.
% G R E A T LA K E S LA N D CO . 231-331-4227.
www.greatlakesland.com OPEN WEEKENDS!
HUBBARD LAKE Near Alpena. Sharp 2 bedroom ranch home situated on 7.55 b e a u t i f u l w o o d e d a c r e s . Attached garage + Separate barn. $124,000 Call Abram Realty 1-800-727-3890
LAKE HURON/Huron County: 7,44 Acres and over 745 feet of Lake Huron frontage. Fantastic building site in Rubicon Estates. $225,000 with Land Contract Terms Negotiable. Northern L a n d C o m p a n y .
1-800-968-3118 www.northemlandco.com
MIO AREA 160 ACRES - Nicely wooded, nice home, large garage, huge pole barn, secluded, hunting blinds, road, $409,000. Hubbard Lake area.
22 A C R E S B O R D E R I N G NATIONAL FOREST plus this older 3 bedroom cottage over-looking this large pond, pole barn, property is mostly wooded, roads & hunting blinds. Rose City area, $199,500.
2-10 ACRE PARCELS Country road, electric, next to Garland Golf Course, between Mio and Lewiston $33,900 EACH.
217' ON THE MAIN BRANCH OF THE AUSABLE RIVER plus this older cottage that needs TLC on 2 acres between Mio and Grayling near Wakely Bridge, $124,§00.
(989) 826-6222 (office) (989) 826-3988 (home)
NEAR TRAVERSE CITY 3 bedroom, 3 bath Townhouse. Pools, golf courses. Near lake Ml. $99,900 231-228-3022
WEST BRANCH area - 20 acres wooded, 3 bedrooms, 2 bath ranch home, 56x30 barn, 4 camp, s i tes, separa te rec building, stream, good hunting, $169,000. 989-836-2698
WILDWOOD ON WALLOON LAKE - By Owner. 2 bedroom plus loft. 216 baths, garage. Fin-ished basement w/family room. New gas furnace & Hot water heater. Fireplace. Fully furnished. We have small golf course, tennis courts, beach, trails, cable TV, docks plus swim beach & more. Good rental income winter & summer. $225,000. Call 616-754-8380 for appt.
Coldweli Banker Preferred (734) 459-6000
WEST BLOOMFIELD Developed lots available.
Ready for permits. Windham Realty Group, Inc.
248-737-0692 ext 310
ORLANDO FLORIDA - Luxu Villa, 1 Mile from Disney Worli
Call: (734) 721-9054 Worl 2
384 Lease/Option To Buy
B I R M I N G H A M C H A R M I N G Ranch 3 bedroom, VA bath, fin-ished basement, c.a. 2 decks. (734)516-1000 - (248)5409594
PLYMOUTH AREA Condo Senior complex, over 55 .1 bed-room upper, air, pool. Heat & water furnished. Call after 6pm
734-453-5970
VISIBLE BUILDING, 1600 sq.ft., ample parking, 1750 N. Wayne Rd., Westland. Available July 1. $1200/mo. 734-425-1415
IndyWarehouse Sale/ Lease
DETROIT WAREHOUSE $1.95 per ft., new offering 10 to 110,000sqft. clean , secure space. Full power, 6 docks, 4 drive through doors, parking & morel Near 94, lodge, & 96
(248)379-2100
LYON TWP. - 25,000 sq.ft., new/ finish to suit, 22', 2 truckweils, 1000 amp, off Grand River. 2.2 acres. Call Sean Cunningham at Colliers 248-258-7146.
NOVI - Light industrial 1400 & 2700sq.ft. 50% office
3 MONTHS FREE RENT. 248-932-8600, 248-207-1231
O F F I C E & W A R E H O U S E F O R L E A S E
* 3 Mos. F R E E R E N T • Immediate Occupancy
Canton & Novi areas call: (734) 454-2460
Also, in the Wixom area call: (248) 347-6680
• IN ! Mortgage/Land +291 Contracts
WHY RENT. Own your own home. 0 to 3% down. Short term employment OK, credit prob-lems OK,-bankruptcy OK. Call Randy Lesson Metro Finance 248-610-9576
387 Real Estate Wanted
ABSOLUTELY W E B U Y H O U S E S ,
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Any Condi t ion, A n y Price.
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ERIN BUY'S HOUSES Cash or Terms
Fast, Friendly, Reliable 313-792-8253
Heatherwood Properties, LLC
TIRED OF MONTHLY PAYMENTS?
We can help. We will make your /ments. Call us for unique
solution. (248) 789-2957
Cemetery Lots
Oakland Hills Memorial gardens Garden of Atonement
2 Cemetery Plots. Call after 6pm. 517-552-2445
PARK VIEW Memorial Livonia-Garden of the Psalms. 2 plots $1200. '(734)398-6493
UNITED MEMORIAL Gardens, Plymouth - 1 plot, Garden of Blessing $2000. 313-737-9923
l i s t Office Business Space Sale/Lease
AMERICENTERS • Furnished, Windowed Offices • Conference Rooms • High-Speed Internet Access
Troy, Livonia, Southfield & Bloomfield Hills, 734-462-1313
ANNOUNCING: INSTANT OFFICES
FROM $550/mo. INCL. Short o_r long term, singe offices
395 ( • ) 1 1 E
Office Business Space Sale/Lease
FREE STANDING Storefront. Retail/Commercial/Office. Immediately occupancy.
Active suburban community. Busy road. (248) 647-2313
L I V O N I A - For Lease . 8 Mile & Farmington Rds. Medical or General Office. 4690 sq.ft. Free standing building. Full basement.
CERTIFIED REALTY, INC. 248-471-7100.
LIVONIA - 806sqft - 2 Offices, kitchen, bathroom w/shower. Schoolcraft, W. of Newburgh.
(734) 462-0770 ext 4518
LIVONIA - 28200 W. 7 Mile Rd „ near Middlebelt. 500 sq, ft. Avail-able immediately. 1 MO. FREE RENT Office: 248-593-0064
Mobile: 313-920-5966
NOVI - Office space 200-15,000 sq.ft.
3 MONTHS FREE RENT 248-932-8600, 248-207-1231
PLYMOUTH Downtown - 1200 & 2400 sq . ft . o f f i ce in Westchester Square. Ample parking. Denny 810-229-7474.
PLYMOUTH - Joy Rd./General Drive. 2-ROOM OFFICE SUITE, 850 sq. ft. newly refurbished w/kitchen & private bath off nicely landscaped courtyard. Lots of windows, ground floor, all utilities & parking included. $950/mo., 1 yr. lease required. Please e-mail responses to: [email protected]
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Office Space. 400-1250 sqft. 2 locations. All beautifully redecorated.
Includes all utilities. CERTIFIED REALTY, INC.
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TROY - John R & Square Lake. 1500 to 4100 sq.ft. $20/sq.ft. New construction available Sept. 1st. Call Mary: 248-619-3800
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from 150 sq. ft. tary & conference rooms. Class A offices in Novi, Farmington Hills, Ann Arbor, Sterling Heights or Downtown Detroit.
Call Tamara 248-344-9510. International Business Centers, inc.
BIRMINGHAM • Downtown. 167 sqft. Single office in
private suite, view, $500/mo. Call 9-4pm: (248) 646-0418.
DOWNTOWN FARMINGTON Single office space for lease.
Call 248-442-2000
EXPRESSWAY EXPOSURE Mon th - to -Mon th Ava i lab le
480 sq.ft. to 1800 sq.ft. I-275 Expressway
J. A. BLOCH & CO./ Gach Realty
(248) 559-7430
FARMINGTON HILLS
On Orchard Lake Rd. Just S. of 10 Mile Rd.
Medical or General Office. 1100 sqft available.
Main floor location. Also 1 room suites available.
CERTIFIED REALTY, INC. 248-471-7100.
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FRANKLIN PALMER APARTMENTS
On Palmer between Lilley & Sheldon
Spacious 1 & 2 bedrooms STARTING AT $575
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ACCEPTING SECTION 8 APPLICATIONS
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1pm Wed., JULY 11, 2001 Please call for an appt.
734-941-6234
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BIRMINGHAM - 1 & 2 bedroom, carpeted, full kitchen, carport. $650/mo. + 13th mo. free. Call Ann after 6pm: 248-647-8469.
BIRMINGHAM - In-Town. 2 bed-rooms, VA baths, 1400 sq.ft. Neutral colors, hardwood, 9' ceil-ings. $1250/mo. 248-528-9110
BIRMINGHAM LINCOLN HOUSE
* Walk to Downtown * Spacious 2 Bedroom
* Central air * Vertical Blinds
* Waik-in Closets * Storage Area By Appointment
248-645-2999 CANTON - A BEAUTIFUL condo style 1 bedroom apt. with sound proof walls & laundry hook-up! 1 bedroom starting at $640. MOVE-IN SPECIAL.
HEATHMOORE APTS. 734-981-6994.
Canton TOWNHOUSES
Spacious 2 Bedroom.
$ 6 4 0 • $200 Rebate for new residents only, call for details
CANTON GARDEN APARTMENTS
. (734) 455-7440. .
C o u n t r y C o r n e r A p t s . Spacious 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apartments & townhomes
From $795 Heat included. Formal dining room, carport , ba lcony , health club, pool, close to Bir-mingham Let us fax you our brochure. 248-647-6100
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GARDEN CITY 1 bedroom. New carpet. Heat/water included. No pets. $440-$465. 313-295-7996
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GARDEN CITY - 2 bedroom, new appliances, remodeled, fresh paint, balcony, air, heat/ water included. 248-474-3005.
Livonia FRANKLIN SQ. APTS.
FROM $590 (HEAT INCLUDED)
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Great location, much more! 5 MILE & MIDDLEBELT
734-427-6970
FARMINGTON - Beautiful 1150 sq.ft. 2 bedroom featuring fire-place with mantel, brand new carpet, Whirlpool appliances, cathedral ceilings, two full baths and spectacular wooded views. Convenient to downtown. From $899. A must see! NOW OPEN on Sunday. Call toll-free for details. 1-877-412-5819. EHO
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Barb, 734-525-5680.
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Deluxe 1 & 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths Starting at $695
includes: Patio or balcony, carpeting, vertical blinds, deluxe appliances, pool
M E R R I M A N W O O D S A P T S .
248-477-9377, 810-775-8206.
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Features: * Air conditioning * Refrigerator and range * Smoke detectors * Laundry facilities * Extra storage * Swimming pool * Cable available 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. L E X I N G T O N
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From $530 1-75 and 14 Mile, opposi te
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248-585-4010 PRESIDENT
MADISON APTS. From $575
1 block east of John R, just south of Oakland Mall
248-585-0580 H A R L O A P T S .
From $545 Warren, Ml
West side of Mound Rd., just north of 13 Mile. Opposite
GM Tech Center
810-939-2340
Northville
GREAT LOCATION • 1 & 2 bedrooms & townhouses • Private entrances • Full size washer/dryers • Fireplaces • Vertical mini blinds « Small pets welcome • Carports • Pool/jacuzzi/tennis court
Jogging trail
CEDAR LAKE APTS. 248-348-1830
Office Hrs Mon - Fri 9-6 Sat. 11-3.
Located on 6 Mile 2 miles W. Of I-275
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TREE TOP APARTMENTS
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• From $825 Heat Included.
For an appointment please call: 248-347-1690 EHO
NOVI - 2,200 Sq. ft. 2 Bedrooms, 2 baths. Separate den, plus a year-round sun-room filled with na tura l l igh t . Spec tacu la r wooded and water views. Short-term leases available. Great opportunity for corporate stay as well. From $1,90Q/M0. Contact Cheri ©248-348-7595.
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248-334-1878. PLYMOUTH - Beautiful & spa-clous 2 bedroom apt., remod-
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810-215-5309.
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734-455-3880
REDFORD - 2 room apartment on Plymouth Rd„ central air, $350/mo. includes utilities. $350 security. 248-661-9325
400 Apartments/ Unfurnished
PLYMOUTH PARK APTS.
40325 Plymouth Rd. near 1-275
1 bedroom from $580
• Heat & water • Walk-in closets
734-416-5840 PLYMOUTH - 303 Roe St.
1 bedroom. Rent $575; security deposit $575.
Mon-Fri. 9-4. 313-792-0450 Eves & Wknds: 734-737-9596
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N. ROYAL OAK - 1 bedroom pri-vate entrance & laundry, a/c. 13 Mile/Coolidge. $605/mo. with heat, water 248-646-2616
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6 Month Leases Available
One bedroom f rom $550 Two bedrooms f rom §610
Features: • Storage in each apartment • Fully equipped kitchen with
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400 Apartments/ Unfurnished
REDFORD AREA Telegraph - 5 Mile
1 bedroom starts at $485 Studios at $375
In quiet, clean, well maintained apt. community.
Carpet, Blinds & Heat Credit Check Required
P A R K S I D E A P T S 3 1 3 - 5 3 2 - 9 2 3 4
ROUGE CREEK Apts. Fully carpeted, air, porch, pri-vate parking, laundry, locker rooms, 1 bedroom, $510,2 bed-rooms, $580/Mo. 313- 537-3474
ROYAL OAK - 2 bedroom apt., 1100 sqft. Rochester/12 Mile. $725/mo. 1 bedroom basement unit $525/mo. 1 bedroom w/2 balconies, $625/mo. Call Slater Mgmt. 248-540-6288.
ROYAL OAK - between 12 & 13 off Coolidge, 1 bedroom apt., remodeled kitchen. Carpet. $550 /mo. Heat & water included. 248-488-2251.
ROYAL OAK Steps Downtown. Completely remodeled, 2 bed-room, c/a. 700 sq. ft. Off street parking. $795/mo 248-935-0127
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(734) 261-5410 TROY: Large 1 & 2 bedroom apt homes available. Great location. Appliance water included your appt. (248) 362-'1940
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W A Y N E FOREST APTS. (734) 326-7800
Troy
THREE OAKS APTS.
WATTLES (17 Mile) Btwn. Crooks & Livernois
248-362-4088 » All electric Kitchen • Neutral Carpet • Vertical . & Mini Blinds • Storage Room • Free Carport • Pool, Fitness Room & • Tennis Courts • Security Deposit - $400
WEST BLOOMFIELD Pine Lakefront. 1 bedroom apt. Utilities included. $850/mo.
Call 248-682-8914
Jack Pot $400.00
off move-in* SpaciouS one & two bedrooms
2 heated pools 2 tennis courts
workout facility - sauna
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on Joy Rd. btw. Hix & Newburgh
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WESTLAND - 1 & 2 bedrooms, heat & water Included. Starting at $515. No pets. Great location.
WESTLAND. PLAZA Mon-Fri, 10-4, (734) 427-1997.
W e s t l a n d E s t a t e s On Wayne Rd.' S. of Warren
Spacious 1 bedroom 700 sq.ft. - $540
Price shown is for 1 yr. lease Shorter leases available
Great locatlon/heat/water/pool Blinds/air/no pets
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W E S T L A N D HAWTHORNE CLUB
APARTMENTS On Merriman, between Ann Arbor Tr/Warren
1 & 2 bedrooms
From $580, incl. heat
• Livonia School District • Air Conditioning • Pet section available
888-221-2978 Mon-Fri, 9-6 (closed 1-2), Sat-Sun 10-4
WESTLAND - Hickory Green Apts. 1 & 2 Bedroom starting at $500/mo. C/A, all appliances, laundry facilities. 35411 Hickory Green Court. Open Mon. thru Fri. Call: 734-729-5000
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Westland Park Apts. Across from
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Large 1 bedroom, 700 sq. ft. - $540.
Very clean apartments Appliances include dish-washer. Intercom/central air/heat/vertical blinds.
No pets. (1 year lease)
. (734) 729-6636 .
1 & 2 Bedroom Apar tments FREE HEAT & WATER
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248-681-8309
FARMINGTON HILLS 1 bed-room condo, fully furnished, clean, quiet, washer/dryer, pool. No pets. (248) 380-5405.
PLYMOUTH - Furnished 1 bed-room apt. 3mo lease. Imme-diate. Great location. $950/mo.
Rob 734-981-1736
402 Condos/IWnhouses
BIRMINGHAM - Must sublease 2 months. Available Aug. 1st. Charming 2 bedrooms. $960/ mo. + deposit. 248-258-6092
BIRMINGHAM - Very sharp 2 bedroom + den. Pool. $1,275/ mo. includes water. Bloomfield Realty 248-647-8080
BLOOMFIELD HILLS Heathers. 2 bedroom, 2 baths, on golf course, fireplace, garage, $1975 per month. (248) 646-3399
BLOOMFIELD TWP - 3000 sq.ft., custom, 3 bedroom, 1 den, detached condo. $4000/ mo. (248) 877-1845
CANTON LUXURY CONDO'S Now Leasing. Air, fireplace, basement, deck, attached garage. Immediate Occupancy. $1,945 - $2,395/month.
(734) 394-0000 E-mail: [email protected]
FARMINGTON HILLS - 2 bed-room, 2 bath, washer/dryer, car-port, pool. Available July 1. $900/mo. (248) 344-2014.
FARMINGTON HILLS - 2 bed-room, VA bath, private court-yard, fireplace, all appliances. Garage, basement, tennis, pool. $1195/mo. (248) 626-0240
FARMINGTON HILLS - Green-pointe at Copper Creek Town-house. 2 bedroom, 21A baths, 2 car garage, finished basement, fireplace, very good cond. $1525/mo. (313) 886-2965
LIVONIA - Beautiful large 3 bedroom, 3 bath condo. Family room, enclosed porch, pool & garage. $l600/mo. 734-464-8221 or 734-254-1952
LIVONIA - 3 bedroom town-house w/garage, $1300/mo. 1 yr. lease. No pets.
Call (248) 477-0189.
LIVONIA - Brand new, 875 sq.ft., 1 bedroom, 1 bath, laundry, afl appliances, $675/mo includes utilities. 734-524-6124. Century 21 Hartford North
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3 bedroom, 2% bath end unit, next to Paint Creek! 2 pools, trails, gas, water & ground main-tenance Included in association! $1575/mo. ECH-750AK
(248) 646-1400
TROY - 2 bedroom, 1 bath detached ranch condo, base-ment, C/A, fireplace, pool, wooded. $825 248-545-7728
TROY - Condo, Northfield Hills. 2 bedroom, 1.5 baths. Newer appliances. Steps from Pool. Sorry No pets. $1300/mo heat included. (248) 723-8725
WALLED LAKE: - 2 bedroom townhouse. Basement, garage. Pets OK. $950.
CHOICE PROPERTIES 248-681-0880.
W. BLOOMFIELD - Pebble Creek Condo 2400 sq. ft. 2 bed-room w/3rd bedroom as walk-in closet,'fireplace, 2 car garage, gated community 24/hrs. $2450/ mo. 800-452-4983.
WEST BLOOMFIELD/KEEGO Harbor, 2 bedroom Condo, w/ lake privileges (Cass & Sylvan Lakes) heat & water Included. $825/mo (248)390-8620
403 Duplexes
LIVONIA - 1 bedroom, 1 bath, Includes water, shared washer & dryer, big yard. S550 security, $550/mo. 734-981-5647
WESTLAND - 2 Bedroom, full basement, partially finished. New furance with central air. Uftra clean, move right in. Large deck, $775/mo. 734-721-8111
WESTLAND 3 BEDROOM DUPLEX, fenced lot, 2.5 car garage, $600/month. (248) 888-0627 248-321-6220
404 Flats
FARMINGTON HILLS - 3 bed-room, 1200 sq.ft. fireplace, a,c. $950/mo. plus half utilities. 248-442-9684 - 734-946-1390.
FERNDALE - One bedroom charming garden level in 1920's building. Great area within walking distance to downtown. Many updates, air, washer/diver & newer carpet. A MUST SEE! $650. (248) 548-5946
GARDEN CITY - 2 bedroom, basement, central air, water. & gas included. $700 per month. + security & last mo. NO PETS.
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BIRMINGHAM- appliances, 2 bedrooms, fenced yard. N. of Lincoln, E, of Adams. $850/mo. + security deposit. 248-626-8650.
BIRMINGHAM-3 BEDROOM, 3 bath, air, hardwood floors, stylish, charming, unique. $1800/ mo. Must seel 248-705-8221.
BIRMINGHAM - 3 bedroom brick,- appliances, central air, fenced yard, $975. RENTAL PROS (248)356-RENT
BIRMINGHAM - Great location, English Stucco. 4 bedroom, 2 batTis, 3 car garage. Fenced yard. $2300/mo. (248) 738-9810
BIRMINGHAM - Located within walking distance of downtown Birmingham. 3 bedroom bun-galow, professionally land-scaped, completely updated, hardwood thru-out. $1,700/mo. Call Chris Lee,
(248) 414-7514
Bloomfield Hills - 3 bedroom, 3 bath, 1700 sqft ranch, updated kitchen, walk-out basement w/hot tub. No pets. $2000/mo. Slater Mgmt: 248-540-6288.
BLOOMFIELD TWP -1500 sq.ft immaculate ranch. Birmingham Schools. Lawn maintenance included. Mapie/Lahser. $1800/ mo. + security. Available now.
313-310-3513
NOVI • Maples of, ranch condo w/air, 2 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, basement, garage, appliances, deck, pool/clubhouse/golf. Near 12 Oaks. $1195. 248-698-1516
ROYAL OAK Downtown condo. 3 bedrooms, VA baths, all appli-ances. $1500 mo.
, (248) 722-8900
SOUTHFIELD - Beautiful 1,600 sq. ft. 2 bedroom, 2.5 bath condo, 2 car attached garage, private entrance, rear patio, 1st floor laundry, full basement. $1,200/mo. Call Weekdays 9-5
(248) 855-8110.
BUY HOMES From $199/Mo! 4% down, 30 yrs. at 8.5%APR.
Listings: 800-719-3001, ext H695
CANTON - 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, buiit 1998. Only $1900.
CHOICE PROPERTIES 248-681-0880.
CLARKSTON - 3 bedroom ranch, appliances, 2 car attached garage, pets neg. $950. RENTAL PROS (248)373-RENT
DEARBORN - 2 bedroom brick ranch, finished basement, dining room, option to buy. $750. RENTAL PROS (734)513-RENT
DEARBORN - Executive home. 3 bedroom, air, garage, appli-ances, all new updates, $1700/ mo. (313) 561-7645,610-4965
DEARBORN HGTS - Available now, affordable 2 bedroom, car-peted, $650. RENTAL PROS (734)513-RENT
DEARBORN - Remodeled 3 bedroom, finished basement, :arage, option to buy available. .850/mo. (248) 788-1823.
DETROIT - Grand River/ Telegraph area - 1 bedroom, clean, good cond. $400/mo + security deposit. 734-678-1077
FARMINGTON & ALL CITIES RENT-A-HOME
TENANTS & LANDLORDS 248r642-1620
FARMINGTON HILLS - 3 bed-room, appliances, fenced yard, 2 car garage, $800. RENTAL PROS (248)356-RENT
FERNDALE - 3 bedroom brick, basement, 2 baths, pets nego-tiable. $700. RENTAL PROS (248)356-RENT
FERNDALE - Secluded area near zoo, 2 bedroom, new kitchen, dishwasher, etc. Oak floors. $850/mo 248-626-3848.
GARDEN CITY - 3 bedroom brick ranch. Appliances, freshly painted, fenced, no pets. $750/ mo.+11<* security. 734-421-5194.
GARDEN CITY - 3 bedrooms, C/A. Large yard, deck. $680.
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GARDEN CITY RANCH - On large lot, carpet, ai! appliances, 2 car garage, $750. RENTAL PROS (734)513-RENT
GARDEN CITY- WHY RENT. Own your own home. 0 to 3% down. Short term employment OK, credit problems OK, bank-ruptcy OK. Call Randy Lesson Metro Finance 248-610-9576
INKSTER $614/MO. 2 bedroom, smoke free updated, tastefully decorated, quiet area, $2254 move in. Apply (313)278-4123
INKSTER - Sharp 3 bedroom brick ranch, garage, immediate occupancy. Option to buy avail-able. $850/mo. 248-788-1823
KEEGO HARBOR - Remodeled ranch, appliances, C/A, dining room, pets neg. $890. RENTAL PROS (248)373-RENT
LAKEFRONT - 3 bedroom, White Lake, appliances, fireplace, all sports private lake. $1000. RENTAL PROS (248)373-RENT
LIVONIA - 3 bedroom, VA bath, new carpet, full basement, new roof, 2 car garage, fenced yard, $1225/mo. (734) 462-9260
LIVONIA - 3 bedroom brick. Fenced yard. Section 8 wel-come. $600. e-rentaihomes.com
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LIVONIA - 3 bedroom brick ranch, 3 yrs old, attached 2 car, 2 bath, c/a, clean. Available Aug 1st. $1450/mo. 734-261-8315
LIVONIA - 3 bedroom, base-ment, garage, fireplace, appli-ances, pets negotiable. $865. RENTAL PROS (734)513-RENT
LIVONIA - 2 bedroom ranch, 2 car garage, no basement, no pets. Quiet country setting. $850 + security. 734-455-1985
LIVONIA - brand new cond, big wooded lot, gorgeous, huge, 2700 sq.ft., walkout basement, best area, 1500.734-425-8054
LIVONIA charmer, 2 bedroom, targe yard, attached garage, $950 mo. furnished/unfurnished. Flexed terms, 734-604-9778
LIVONIA - WHY RENT. Own your own home. 0 to 3% down. Short term employment OK, credit problems OK, bankruptcy OK. Call Randy Lesson Metro Finance -248-610-9576
MILFORD - 3 bedroom brick ranch, all appliances, air, car-port, fenced yard. $1000. RENTAL PROS (248)373-RENT
MILFORD - Downtown. Clean 3 bedroom, 1 bath. $1000/mo. + utilities. Eves: 248-676-8112.
NORTHVILLE- 6 Mile/Haggerty Rd. area. 4 bedroom, 4 bath, 2 master baths, over 3300 sq.ft. 2-story home, C/A, basement, 2 car garage. Marble foyer. $3200/ mo. VA security deposit. Non smoker, no pets. 734-779-9977, Agent,
NOVI - 2 bedroom + loft, 2 car attached garage, shed, huge lot, lake privileges, all appliances. $1000/mo. (248)592-0242
NOVI- 24712 Christina. 4 bed-rooms, 21A baths. $2200/mo. Call Randy the Realtor, Re/Max 100, (313)320-5810
N.W. LIVONIA - updated 3 Bed-room, VA bath brick ranch, base-ment, 2 car. $1250. Available Sept. 1. Rita. 810-704-6906; 734420-3436; Jim: 248-921-5051.
PLYMOUTH - cozy 1 bedroom, carpei/hardwood, appliances, washer/dryer. Deck. On park. 734-459-3811 517-655-2753
REDFORD - 3 bedroom, fin-ished basement, appliances, central air. RENTAL PROS (248)356-RENT
REDFORD - 3 to 4 bedrooms. Basement. Pool. $640/mo.
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REDFORD TWP 2 bedroom - $865
3-4 bedroom - $1150/mo Dave - 313-255-5678
REDFORD- WHY RENT. Own your own home. 0 to 3% down. Short term employment OK, credit problems OK, bankruptcy OK. Call Randy Lesson Metro Finance - 248-610-9576
ROCHESTER AREA - reno-vated, cozy 2 bedroom home, walk to Paint Creek. $750/mo. Leave message; (248) 523-9790
ROCHESTER - Downtown on the Park. 1000 sq. ft., 2 bed-rooms, 1V4 baths, walkout base-ment, all appliances, $950/mo.
(248) 656-7113.
ROMULUS • 3 bedroom t»i-Jev©1. All appliances. No pets. Near Romulus schools. $1000/mo.
(248) 347-0779
ROYAL OAK & ALL CITIES RENT-A-HOME
TENANTS & LANDLORDS 248-642-1620
ROYAL OAK - 3 bedroom, appli-ances, hardwood floors, garage,
$395 RENTAL PROS (248)356-RENT
Royal Oak - Charming, spacious 3 bedroom, 1V* bath, near down-town, fireplace, screen porch, garage. $1400 248-559-8321
ROYAL OAK: Cute 2 bedroom, 1 bath, updated thru-out, c/a, washer/dryer, basement, small pets, $875/Mo. 248-399-3736.
SOUTHFIELD - 3 bedroom brick. 2 baths. 2 car garage. $630. e-rentalhomes.com
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SOUTHFIELD - Brick 3 bed-room, 1.5 baths, basement, cen-tral air, garage. RENTAL PROS (248)356-RENT
Troy AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY
Fresh, neutral dScor, 3 bed-rooms, 1 bath, partially fenced yard. Adams-Wattles area.
$1,200/mo ASK FOR JAN MclNTYRE
(248) 644-4700
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TROY - 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch, C/A, 2 car garage. $1500/ mo. + security.
(248) 828-3819.
Troy - 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch, c/a, all appliances. Avail 8-1. Pets & smokers okay. $1650/ mo. Siater 248-540-6288.
TROY HIGH area. Executive home, 4700sqft, 6 bedroom, &A bath, lease/purchase option. Available Now 248-515-1980
TROY - newer home, 3 bed-room, 2 bath, CA, attached garage, fireplace, deck, $1900/ mo. (248) 689-8872.
TWO HOMES - W. Telegraph; (1) S. 6 on Lenore, 2 bedroom, $650. (1) N. 7 on Woodbine, 3 bedroom. $725. 313-541-9878
WALLED LAKE lakefront home. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 car garage, basement, office, fire-place, appliances, $1,600/mo. plus deposit. (248) 470-7352
WATERFORD - 2 bedroom ranch, appliances + dishwasher, basement & sunroom. $775. RENTAL PROS (248)373-RENT
W. BLOOMFIELD - 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths. Only $1600.
CHOICE PROPERTIES 248-681-0880.
W. BLOOMFIELD - Birmingham schools. 3 beds, VA baths, den, 2 car attached. 6920 E. Dart-moor $2000/mo. 248-559-8138
W. BLOOMFIELD Bloomfield Hiils schools, 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath, garage, basement, 1st fl. laundry, $2,800. (248)868-7000
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W. BLOOMFIELD Fantastic location w/Birmingham schools. 3 Bedroom, 1.5 oath, living, family & dining room, 2-way fireplace, 2-car attached garage. Large deck overlooks beautiful private yard. Appox. I400sqft. C.A.,. appliances & more $2,000/mo. Available after July 15th. Call Real Estate Agent Mrs. Pat Burch at 248-851-0956 or Page 248-966-6469.
WESTLAND - Air conditioned 3 bedroom brick, garage, appli-ances, fenced yard. RENTAL PROS (734)513-RENT
WESTLAND - 2 bedroom ranch, (no basement), garage, targe fenced lot. For more information
Page 313-840-2060 or call cell phone 734-635-6314
WESTLAND - 2 bedroom, very clean, full basement. Immediate occupancy. $750/mo.
(313) 565-8428
WESTLAND - 2 bedroom ranch, 2 car garage, appliances, large fenced yard. $600. RENTAL PROS (734)513-RENT
WESTLAND- WHY RENT. Own your own home. 0 to 3% down. Short term employment OK, credit problems OK, bankruptcy OK. Call Randy Lesson Metro Finance 248-610-9576
Lake/Waterfront Home Rentals
COMMERCE LAKE - lakefront 3 bedroom home, 1 car attached garage. $1475/mo. + VA mo. security. Call: (248) 360-1368
MULLETT LAKE home on sandy beach in Cheboyan area. 4 bedrooms plus eat in sunroom with 2 daybeds. Dock.grill. Week of 4th available plus other weeks. 231-627-7843.
407 Mobile Home Rentals
FARMINGTON HILLS 1 bedroom, appliances, window treatments, air. No dogs.
Call: (248) 474-2131
409 Southern Rentals
Ft. Meyers Beach - 2 bedroom, 2 bath furnished condo. Ocean view. Jun-Dec. $850/wk. Jan-Mar. $3800/mo 734-654-9164.
vacation Resort Rentals
BARBORSA COVE all sports Grand Lake, 3-2 double bed cot-tages. Kitchen, boat dock, $375/ wk. Call 517-505-2904
CABINS-CABINS-CABINS Weekly or nightly. Located in the scenic Irish Hilis. South Twin Lake Resort - 1-800-720-0684
CAMPGROUND MEMBERSHIP "OUTDOOR ADVENTURE"
Free camping at 7 different camps in Ml. Includes hookups/ swimming/activities for members & guests. Retails for $4800+ se l l ing for $3500. Ca l l 989-821-5487 (Higgins Lk Area)
CROSS VILLAGE - Chalet steeps 6, view of lake Mi, N. of Harbor springs. Weekly after July 14. $675, (231)347-1592
GLEN LAKE COTTAGE -Sleeps 7. Comfortable & clean. Fully equipped. 100' beach. Available July 7th - 14th, Also Aug 11th -S e p 1 s t . $ 2 2 0 0 / w k . 734-451 -2036 231 -334-4978
HARBOR SPRINGS - Bay front apt. in renovated historic building. 2 bedrooms, VA bath, sleeps 6, washer/dryer. Weekly/ seasonal/annual. 231-526-4366.
HARBOR SPRINGS Cottage -Sleeps 6-8. Quiet & Secluded, yet close to it all. vrbo.com#8710 tollfree:800-822-6280 code#00
HARBOR SPRINGS Condo on Little Traverse Bay Golf Club. Sleeps 8. Pool & tennis. Many extras. (313) 823-1251
HARBOR SPRINGS - Deluxe condo, sleeps 6, fully equipped, pool, jacuzzi, fireplace, cable. Near golf/Shop. 248-644-7873
HARBOR SPRINGS VACATION RENTALS. By week or month. Graham Management 165 E. Main, Harbor Springs, Ml 49740. 231-526-9671
tnterlochen, Ml - near Traverse City, 2 bedroom lakefront (sleeps 6). Fireplace, dock, row boat. $650/wk. 248-496-2871
INTERLOCHEN - private cot-tages on Duck Lake & Green Lake. Available weekly thru July & Aug. 231-276-7981
JORDAN LAKEFRONT cottage. 100 miles from Detroit, sleeps 8, dock, boat, deck, barbeque, quiet setting, all sports lake. . July & Aug openings. $450 wk.
616-374-8162
LEELANAU COUNTY RENTALS - Glen Lake
Lake Michigan, Traverse Bay Harris Properties, Inc. www. VisitUpNorth .com Toll-Free 888-334-3051
LELAND VACATION RENTAL Architect designed 2 bedroom house, half block from beach.
231-932-8550
LEWISTON - Enjoy a week on East Twin Lake. 4 bedroom lake-front home sleeps 9. Shallow, clean sandy bottom lake great for small kids. Walking distance to downtown; minutes from Gar-land Golf. Fabulous sunsets. New rental. $l000/week. Cal! 248-540-8352, 248-330-8470
ORLANDO CONDO Immediate openings. 20 min. from Disney. (810) 792-7292
SUGDEN LAKEFRONT Sleeps 6, crib, deck, dock, air, boat, 21A miles W. of Union Lake. Available July 14 thru Aug. $795/wk. 734-459-4294
TRAVERSE CITY - North Shore inn. Luxuiy 1-2 bedroom beach-front condos. Off season rates. AAA/AARP. 1 -800-968-2365
TRAVERSE CITY Waterfront Rentals
HARRIS PROPERTIES www.VisitUpNorth.com Toil-Free 888-334-3051
WALLOON LAKE Charming Cottage 3bedroom, sleeps 6. Dock, fireplace. Limited wks. $1200/wk. (231) 526-1564 or •email [email protected]
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CANTON - Great newer home, on 5 acre treed lot, large room, $350 includes utilities, cable, laundry. (734) 325-2799
LIVONIA/WESTLAND AREA Non-smoking 21 yr. old female looking for female to share my beautiful 3 bedroom home. All utilities included w/cable except phone. Full house privileges w/laundry facility. $425/mo. + $200 security. 734-427-9624
WESTLAND - Female to share 2 bedroom apartment. Call after 6pm or leave message at:
(734) 427-2249
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HBO. Low daily/wkly rates. Tet'96 Inn 313-535-4100 Royal Inn 248-544-1575.
NORTHVILLE - room for rent. Gentleman only please. Non-smoker. Share a bath. $70/wk, plus deposit. (248) 349-9495
NW DETROIT/REDFORD Areas. $350-$425/mo.
Utilities included. Andy: 810-212-3772.
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CLASSY COSMO CUTIE Creativity and chemistry a must. White female, compassionate, curvy, looking for someone to have fun with white professional, 46 to 56, non-smoker, no drugs, love ani-mals, water, boating, exercise, cooking, spiritual. Oakland County SOX 36051
ATTRACTIVE WOMAN Soft spoken, non-smoker, white female, 5'11", size 11, wishes to meet a white male, 6'2", or taller, 49 or older, no games, no heavy drinkers, no drugs, height/weight proportionate. Wayne County BOX 36053
RECIPE FOR ROMANCE 2 cups mulual Interests, one cup laughter, a pinch of attraction, and a dash of romance. Mix and devel-op. Classy lady, 56, 5'7", 127 Ibs, great legs, warm and honest, likes theatre, dining out, walking, and more. Seeks honest and open gent, 50 to 65. BOX 30832
LADY OF PASSION Young 53, pretty, average weight, big brown eyes and hair, looking for white gentleman, who is not afraid of his feelings, sincere only, no games, for long term relationship. Wayne County. BOX 18707
ATTENTION BILL You responded to my ad, mailbox #33724, I did not get your phone number can you please call back. Wayne County BOX 18962
ATTRACTIVE LADY Soft spoken, attractive white female, 5'11", dress size 11. Seeking a white male, 6'2" plus, 49 or older, no games, heavy drinker, proper weight to height. Wayne county. BOX 31891
MASSAGE THERAPIST Single white female, 48, 5'6", auburn/brown, seeking single white male, 35 plus, who is outgoing, enjoys life and optimistic about the future. Summer is here, let's get together. BOX 36035
ALL AMERICAN GUY Single white female, 40, 5'5", non-smoker, brown hair, medium to husky, loving, caring, likes a variety of activities, sports. Seeking a husky, honest, white guy, 36-46, serious long-term relationship. Macombe County. BOX 36039
CELEBRATE LIFE Sympathetic, yet alluring, single white female that promotes under-standing and meaningful communi-cation seeks pleasant, good-natured single 'white male, tall, height/weight proportionate, 43 to
57, to interact with. Oakland County. BOX 36041
CHRISTIAN SOUL MATE Divorced professional female. 50, petite, mother of two. Seeks male, 48-58, non-smoker, weight/height proportionate. Enjoys working in home and yard, dining out, long walks, concerts, vacationing by ocean, romantic dates, church activities. BOX 11759
ATTENTION HARLEYS Divorced white female, 41, no dependents, height weight propor-tionate, caring, considerate, cute and cuddly, enjoys just about any-thing with the right person. Seeking warm hearted, romantic, non-smoking, white male who is ready for a relationship. BOX 35480
DOWN RIVER FEMALE Single white female, 40, 5'7", weight height proportionate, brown hair, hazel eyes. Enjoys horseback riding, swimming, dining out, movies. Seeking dependable, secure, single white male, 35-42, for possible relationship. Wayne County. BOX 33719
HONEST & TRUE Petite, 5'1", 110 lb, attractive, white professional divorced mom. Enjoys working out daily, good conversa-tion, music, sports, and is an opti-mist. Looking for a professional (college degreed), divorced, white male, 40's, physically fit/active, tall, no beard or moustache, good sense of humor, non-smoker, South Oakland county area. BOX 36068
HERE I AM Female, 65, 5'6", medium build. Enjoys travel, water, picnics, bar-becues, concerts, walking, good conversation. Seeking single male, tall, professional, honest, fun lov-ing, spontaneous, good morals, financially/emotlonal!y/8pirltually stable. BOX 11755
GET TO KNOW ME Single female, 54, 125 Ibs, 5'6", dark brown hair, glasses, blue eyes. Enjoys gardening, walks, outdoors, dining out, cooking, read-ing, crafts. Seeking nice male with sense of humor, to share common activities and qualities. BOX 11768
PRETTY ENTREPRENEUR Giving, loving, compassionate, curvy, lots of fun, great conversa-tionalist, 55, looking for sincere, successful Caucasian gentleman, 45-late 70's, to be my soul mate. Float your boat, make your day, answer my ad today. BOX 25322
A NEW BEGINNING Divorced quality lady, light hair, blue eyes, nice personality, medi-um build, very versatile, enjoys all activities, conversation, travel, con-certs. Seeking tall male, 6' plus, 60 plus, for friendship, companion-ship, perhaps long-term relation. Oakland County. BOX 36017
FIRST TIME AD Divorced white female, 47, looking for an honest, trustworthy, caring male, 40 to 55, interests are play-ing cards, casinos, family, dancing, camping, fishing and boating. Possible relationship. Oakland County. BOX 36021 .
BEAUTIFUL Beautiful, intelligent, classy lady, 50's, loves travel, boating, goif, ten-nis, walks on the beach, romantic, dinners. Searching for maie, with similar interests, for loving relation-ship. Oakland County. BOX 36027
FOR CHUBBY CHASERS Single black professional female, full figured, bright and active. In search of single male, any race, who is mature and affectionate for friendship. Wayne County. BOX 36029
ONE IN A MILLION Novi. attractive, white female, 5'4M, young looking 50, in great shape. Seeks good looking 47 to 55 single white male with no dependents, honest, easygoing, non smoker, emotionally/financially secure, friendship/possible relationship. BOX 36031
YOU NEVER KNOW Attractive single white female, 44, 5'2". petite, non-smoker. Enjoys the outdoors, movies, dining out, read-ing, dancing, and more. Seeking a white male, 38-48, preferably a non-smoker, for companionship, possible relationship. BOX 11642
40 SOMETHING White female, 40 something, looks 30 something, full figured, attrac-tive, fun loving, sincere, enthusias-tic, good sense of humor. Loves animals, dining out and good con-versation. Seeking friendship pos-sible, long term relationship. BOX 15042
AGED LIKE FINE WINE 65 yr old female, brown hair and eyes, 5', 125 Ibs, seeking a male, 60 to 67, who humorous. Enjoys movies, dining out, walks, good conversation and more. BOX 15060
FIT THE BILL? Looking for a guy who's, 53 to 62, tall, cute, honest, sincere, and believes in a relationships. BOX 15079
HOPE TO HEAR FROM U 53 yr old female, looks younger, pretty, brown hair and eyes, looking for a fun, active male who's not afraid of commitment. BOX 15087
STARTING OVER 45 yr old female, 5'8", full figured, widowed, mother of two, non-smoker, occasional drinker, employed. Seeking a man, 38 to
50, 6' or taller, 200 lbs or more. Erroys country music, walks, sun rises and sunsets, movies, going out, and would love to share It all with that one special man who answers my call. BOX 15088
A LADY OF CLASS Vivacious, upbeat, very attractive, blonde female, a professional, 5'7", 115 lbs, upper 50's, seeking soul mate counter part, 60's, a profes-sional, for dating, possible long term relationship. Call me and see what life has in store for us. BOX 35996
FIRST TIME AO Educated, well traveled, loving pro-fessional single female, 5'2", medi-um build, non-smoker. Enjoys con-versation, music, travel, quiet times, and theater. Seeking refined gentleman, 60-70, for friendship first. Oakland county. BOX 35999
IS THIS YOU? Single female, 27, 5'5", 135 Ibs, brown hair and eyes. Looking for single male, outgoing, fun, loves children, and is looking to settle down. If I'm what you're looking for, give me a call! BOX 11655
DOWN RIVER Divorced white female, 5'3", 125 Ibs, waist length dark hair, hazel eyes, Pisces, 51, attractive, caring, old fashioned. Seeking 40's, attrac-tive, honest, sincere, sweetheart for a serious relationship, weight/height proportionate. Wayne county. BOX 32011
SOFTBALL COACH Female, 34, blonde, blue eyes, ath-letic build, non-smoker. Enjoys coaching, athletics, camping, fish-ing, outdoors, traveling north. Looking for a male who is honest and trusting to become a best friend. BOX 30842
BROWN EYED GIRL Try me, you might like me! Single white female, 43, 140 Ibs, 5*6", brown/black wavy hair, brown eyes, smoker, social drinker, works afternoons, lives in Wayne County. BOX 15026
FIRST TIME AD Self supportive, white female, 24, 5'3", brown hair, green eyes. Enjoys traveling, movies, and din-ing out, smoker, sociai drinker. Seeking warm hearted intelligent man who likes children for friend-ship, maybe more. Wayne county. BOX 32007
TIRED OF GAMES Attractive, divorced white female, 51, 5'4", long reddish hair, smoker. Seeking gentleman, 45 to 65, with a sense of humor for dinner (home cooked), movies, quality time and fun relationship. Oakland County. BOX 36013
WHY HESITATE? Single white female, 52, fit, 5'7", 135 Ibs, beautiful smile, attractive, brown hair and eyes. Enjoys sports, movies, concerts, dining out, family and more. Seeking white single male, 50 to 60,5'10" or taller, height and weight propor-tioned, degreed, honest, trustwor-thy, sense of humor to share my Interests. BOX 11668
LOOK NO FURHTER Single white female, 21, physically fit, 118 Ibs, 5'6", works out every-day, long blonde hair, green eyes, likes the outdoors, water skiing, jet skiing, and camping. Seeks tali, white attractive mate, 23 to 34, honest, caring and affectionate. BOX 26640
PUT YOUR SKATES ON Female, 32, 5'1", 110 Ibs, blonde hair, hazel eyes. Looking for male, 25-30, financially stable, romantic, affectionate, in Down River area. Likes to go out and have a good time, romantic dinners, dancing, having fun, rollerblading, walks, quiet evenings. BOX 30825
SOULMATE SEARCHING.. ... for a kind, sincere, single or divorced maie, 48 to 60, non-smok-er, for long term monogamous rela-tionship. I am 51 yr old divorced female. I believe in romance and enjoy simple pleasures. Down River area. BOX 14471
' IRRESISTIBLE Pretty, petite, passionate, divorced white female, 40-ish. Seeks non-smoking, single white male, over 35, for dating and relating. Let's create sparks and watch them fly! BOX 25332
HAPPY 8UMMER Single white Christian professional female, 46. attractive, with a heart of gold, great cook. Enjoys quiet times and movies, walker. Seeks well groomed white male, non-smoker, with Christian vaiues. Wayne County. BOX 26052
SEEKS COMPANION Attractive, classy, lady, 135 lbs., auburn hair, hazel eyes, easy going. Enjoys outdoors, travel, home life, special events. Seeking honest, compassionate, white male, 50-65, to share the happy trails of life, Wayne County BOX 31996
SEEKING SOMEONE NICE 36 yr. old single female 5'10", auburn hair green eyes. Enjoys fishing camping bowling and movies, looking for someone with similar interest who is honest and sincere. 35-45. Wayne County. BOX 32000
SEEKING ITALIAN Petite, white female, 63, 5'1", 128 Ibs, brown hair and eyes, non-smoker, attractive, talkative, good sense of humor. Seeks gentleman 60 to 66, non-smoker, sharing the things in life we both enjoy, espe-cially travelling. BOX 36003
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TAKE A CHANCE Single white female, divorced, 35, 5'6, 125 Ibs, active, non-smoker, blonde hair, blue eyes, enjoys all outdoors activities, seeking single white male, sincere, honest, good sense of humor required, for friend-ship first. BOX 14807
DEPEND ON ME Single white female, 28, 5', 165 Ibs, brown hair and eyes. Enjoys horse-back riding, camping, the outdoors, movies. Seeking a dependable, secure white maie, 28 to 35, in the Wayne County area. BOX 30824
ONE IN A MILLION Are you ready to accept the chal-lenge? Searching for single, divorced, or widowed white gentle-man, 46-62, non-smoker, who can handle an Independent, divorced white female, 54, 225 Ibs. Enjoys travel, plays, movies, dining out, outdoors, reading. BOX 32526
BIG HEARTED WOMAN Seeking a country loving man, that likes country music, fishing, boat-ing, outdoor stuff, romantic evenings, and doesn't mind a sin-gle big woman. Wayne County. BOX 33724
I HAVE CABIN FEVER Ready for boating, camping, cud-dling and all of life's adventures. Tall, slender, Caucasian, with a cute smile. If you are tall, fit, nice looking, 48-60, let's explore life together. Wayne County BOX 33738
LADY WITH PIZZAZ Eclectic, attractive, slender, fun, romantic lady, enjoys golf, tennis, boating, dancing and more. Seeking special, fun gentleman, 59 plus, over 5'10°, non-smoker, hon-est and loyal. BOX 36009
TESTING THE WATER Single female, 5'2", black hair and brown eyes. Interest include bowl-ing, walking on the beach, movies, dining out and the mall. BOX 11584
FUN LOVIN' FEMALE Female, 5'4", kind, loving, brown hair, down to earth. Loves life and paving fun, concerts, country and gospel music, beach, candlelight dinners, flea markets, festivals, gardening, tanning, politics and children. BOX 11625
A LITTLE ON THE SIDE 26 yrs old, single white female, full figured, long Brown curly hair, brown eyes, 5'9", race is open, seeking single white maie, enjoys pool, carnivals, parks, anything fun, looks not important, for friendship possible relationship. BOX 14850
SEEKS PERFECT MATE Attractive, 50+ widow, fun loving, physically fit. Seeks male desiring travel, working out, bicycling, golf, mountain hiking, skiing, swimming, dancing, dining out, family, cook-ing, quiet evenings, closeness, sharing, intimacy, love. Requesting to much? Tell me. BOX 24980
QUALITY, QUAUTY Seeking a sincere, honest, no games played, non-smoking, social drinking, single white male by a divorced white female, 54, who likes to do almost everything. Looking for friendship, companion-ship or something long term. West side. Wayne County. BOX 25333
SWEET LADY White, widowed Christian female, blond hair, brown eyes, medium weight, 59. Looking for Christian gentleman, 60 to 63. If you like country drives, long walks, window shopping, and going to church, call mel BOX 25995
CUTE AND CLASSY Single black female, mid 50's, enjoys Jogging, concerts and walks In the park. Seeking a gentleman over 50, with similar interests. Oakland County. BOX 26066
YOU FOUND ME Lonely, white, divorced female. 50, auburn hair, green eyes, 57", 200 Ibs, non-smoker, non-drinker. Seeking a single, divorced, or wid-owed white male, 45 to 60, who likes evenings at home, grandchil-dren, and country music, for and. honest, lasting relationship. BOX 30846
SHOOTING STAR Divorced, white professional female, 5'5", 125 Ibs, brown/black hair and eyes, dimples, looks 40 and stable. Seeking a divorced, white male, 57 to 63, attractive, 6', stable and a good sense of humor. BOX 31913
LOVES TO BE SPOILED Single black Christian female, 31, in search of single black Christian male, 28-38, with no children, non-smoking, non-drinking, lor long term relationship. Wayne County. BOX 32013
HEY HARLEYS This cute 42 yr old divorced white female loves riding Harieys, classic cars, boating, walking and fire-places. No dependents. Looking for a humorous, non-smoking white gentleman to spoil me. Macomb County. BOX 33710
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TIRED OF BEING ALONE ...I'm your man. Hard working, divorced white male, 49, 5'8", 175 lbs., seeking easy going and intelli-gent, pretty white female, in her 40's for a possible long term rela-tionship. I'm waiting to hear from you. Redford Area, Wayne County. BOX 36011
LET'S SHARE LIFE Young looking 44, single white male, 160 lbs, 5'10", brown hair and green eyes, fit, no dependents, enjoys outdoors, guitar playing, fishing, boating, going North, quiet times. Seeking companion to share interests, possible relationship. Wayne county. BOX 36045
CHANCE OF A LIFETIME Single white professional mate, 45, 5'8 , fit, communicative humorist, introspective. Enjoys bicycling, concerts, being outdoors. Seeking fit, emotionally available, single, white professional female, 28 to 42, to share a happy healthy relation-ship. Oakland County. BOX 36049
LET'S MEET 25 yr old, attractive, white male, 5'6", 150 Ibs, brown hair and eyes, enjoys movies, dinning out, variety of music, the outdoors, social drinker. Looking for a slender, white female, 24 to 28, 5' to 5'5", who's loving, and full of life. Wayne County BOX 36055
LOOKIN 4 A 1ST MATE White active widower, mid 60's, 5'8", brown hair/brown eyes, maie. Seeking, 58-66, non-smoking first mate, for boating fun, fine dmlng, movies, good conversation, quiet times, and more, Down River Area. Wayne County. BOX 33374
THE SKY'S THE LIMIT Good-looking, divorced white male, 47, 5'8", 175 Ibs, brown-haired, non-smoker, pilot. Enjoys flying, movies, dining out, etc. Seeking white female, 25 to 45, for possible relationship. Isabella County. BOX 36033
I'M A SINCERE PERSON If you are, 48 to 58, slim, white and attractive, call me. If you are look-ing for a non violent, loving, happy go lucky, non-drinking guy, call me. Pm 5 '9 , 175 Ibs, attractive, wid-owed and lonesome, looking for a life time relationship. I'll answer your call. Down River, no games. BOX 33419
TRYING TO FIND YOU! Attractive lady, under 60, slim, to fill my lonely heart. Widowed, attrac-tive, gentle, big hearted, looking for a permanent relationship. BOX 33704
VERY STRAIGHT I'm white widowed, attractive, light hearted, well built, enjoy ail the good things in life. Looking for an attractive, well built lady, under 59, for possible permanent relation-ship, Dearborn. Wayne County. BOX 35956
LOOK UNDER THE STARS Single male, 5'8", 175 Ibs, auburn hair and blue eyes, non-smoker, financially stable, enjoys camping, long walks, games, quiet times at home and more. Looking for a female with similar interests, for possible relationship. BOX 10700
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SEEKING SOUL MATE 44 yr. old white female, 5'4", blonde hair, hazel eyes, enjoys dining out, travel, music, swimming, concerts, movies, dancing, cats, seeking white male, 39-46, with similar interests, for relationship. Wayne County. BOX 33729
TALL AND SLENDER Single female, lovable tomboy and lady. Enjoys boating, camping, cuddling, quiet evenings. Looking for a tall, nice looking, gentleman, 47 to 60, fit and trim, for a relation-ship. Wayne County BOX 33734
ANIMAL LOVER Single, white female, 40, older chil-dren, like the outdoors, riding motorcycles. Looking for white
• male, 40 plus, for companionship and maybe more. Wayne County BOX 33736
SPICE OF LIFE Single attractive white female, 44, blonde, blue, non-smoker, varied Interests seeks Caucasian male, 38-48, non-smoker for companion-ship possible relationship. Wayne County. BOX 33737
SEARCHING SOUL MATE Single white female, 38, 250 Ibs, looking for single white male, 35-40, likes dining out, bowling, and quiet evenings at home, someone with the same interest. Oakland County. BOX 35944
THE HAPPIEST PLACE On earth is the heart of this friend-ly white widowed female, 63, seek-ing friendship in a male 60 to 70, non-smoker. Let's get together and see if we enjoy each others com-pany. Oakland County. BOX 35991
FIRST TIME AD Single mother of one, 28, 125 Ibs, intelligent, enjoys outdoor activi-ties. Seeks non-smoking, honest, respectful, financially secure male with great sense of humor who loves children. Children welcome. BOX 36014
ONE LAST TIME 64 yr old, white male, 5'5", 160 Ibs, brown hair and eyes, enjoys movies, theater, flea markets, some sports. Looking for a t white, female, 58 to 64, with : interests, spending quiet times at home. Western Wayne County BOX 36066
NILES SEEKS DAPHNE to watch movies and Frazier. I'm 45, 5'11°, fit, single white profes-sional male, non-smoker, with no dependents, who enjoys tennis, classic rock, outdoors and all of the arts. Macombe County. BOX 36069
GET A LITTLE CLOSER Young looking, 46-yr-old, African-American male, medium brown complexion, medium build, 5'7", 170 Ibs, easygoing, easy to get along with, employed, has trans-portation, never married, no dependents, seeks single Cau-casian female, 35 to 55, with simi-lar attributes. BOX 15081
R U MY SOULMATE? Great single Dad, 40, stable, lov-ing, romantic, fit, honest and all around good guy. Seeking a young, slim, sweet-hearted, loving single mom to make a wonderful family. BOX 24983
I NEED YOUR LOVING Divorced white male in early 50's seeking fun loving white divorced or widowed female with a smiie on her face and a smile in her heart, 38 to 55, for friendship or long term relationship. West Sider. BOX 26039
LONELY... Single white male, 43, 5'4", 145 lbs., non-smoker, no dependents, employed, enjoys outdoors, music, exercise, woodworking and romance. Seeking short female, 28 to 43, open minded, for fun and long term relationship. Oakland county. BOX 36005
SEEKING A MATCH 41,6'1", 190 Ibs, good looking, ath-letic, college degree, professional, no dependents. Enjoys golf, tennis, 10K runs, weight lifting, reading, movies, romantic dinners and the outdoors. Allan Park area. Seeking a woman, 30-40, with similar attrib-utes and interests for companion-ship. Wayne County. BOX 31890
AS GOOD AS IT GETS Very kind, respectful, considerate,, single white maie, 39, 6'5", 246 Ibs, with brown hair and green eyes. I enjoy camping, fishing, hiking, any-thing outdoors, dancing and the movies. Seeking an honest, loyal and loving female who enjoys doing simitar things. Children okay. BOX 15466
WARM AND SINCERE Heart of gold, 50, 5'6", 160 Ibs, white male, no children, financially secure and easy going. Enjoys out-door activities, dining out, movies, romantic evenings. Seeking female, 30 to 50, same interests, for serious relationship. Wayne County, BOX 33727
NO GAMES EVERI Caring, affectionate, loving, hard working, divorced white male, 54, 5'7", silver fox hair, 176 Ibs. Loves ocean beaches, spending quality time together. Seeking friendship for monogamous relationship, 40 to 50 yr. BOX 35913
BEST OF THE BEST Single white male, 40, no depend-ents, 6', 200 lbs, dark brown hair, green eyes, athletic build, attrac-tive, gentleman. Enjoys concerts, comedy clubs, dining out. Seeks attractive female, 30's-mid 40's, positive personality, outgoing, adventurous. BOX 11733
LOOKING FOR LOVE Single black male, 42. Enjoys movies, sports, outdoors, walks, travel, quiet times, dining out, hav-ing fun. Seeking very attractive, down-to-earth, shapely female, mature 32 to youthful 50. For friendship, possible relationship. BOX 11764
IT HAD TO BE YOU Single white male, 27, 5'8", 160 Ibs. Enjoys outdoors, boating, motorcycles, cooking, dancing. Looking for single white female, 23 to 32, caring, honest, devoted, trustworthy, attractive, with similar interests. Plymouth area. BOX 15090
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LET'S GET TOGETHER Single white professional male with brown eyes and hair, tall, slim, fit, artistic, sincere. Seeks a blonde lady, 35 to 45, professional, classy, trim and fit, not afraid to share ideas and life, travel and romance involved. 734 area code. BOX 14888
ONE WOMAN MAN Single white male, 53, 6', 210 Ibs, very loyal, dedicated, seeks white female, that requires of tender lov-ing caring, who enjoys dining out, dancing, the outdoors, going up North on weekends. Wayne County. BOX 33726
IF U R LOOKING FOR Attractive, honest, big-hearted, white, non-abusive, sober man. Active, secure, widowed, and lone-some. If you're under 60, attractive, slender, and serious, call me, I'm your man. Romulus. Wayne County BOX 33735
HOUSE BROKEN Retired Catholic gentleman, 54, non-smoker, non-drinker, educated with diverse interests, seeking sin-gle white female, under 58, honest, sincere, for long-term relationship, possible marriage, no game play-ers. Wayne County. BOX 35987
SYMPATHETIC... yet provocative, single, white male, promotes understanding and meaningful communication. Looking for a pleasant, good natured, single, white female, 35 to 50, to interact with on a dally bases. Oakland County BOX 36015
I COULD BE THE ONE 41 yr old, 5'10", with blue eyes, I'm a physically fit, romantic, passion-ate man who enjoys movies, din-ing, theatre, music, likes waiks around the lakes underneath the stars with a special person. Oakland County. BOX 36019
FINANCIALLY SECURE Tall, 5'11", 175 Ibs, great looking, white male, from Orchard Lake. Seeking a great looking, white femaie, 40-50, to enjoy the finer things in life. Oakland County. BOX 36023
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portionate. Macomb County BOX 36025
ARE YOU OUT THERE? Male, 43, blue eyes, blonde hair, 5'9", 175 Ibs, looking for a female, 35 to 40, who's Christian and likes going to Church, dining out, movies, biking and more. BOX 11739
LET'S SEE A MOVIE Looking for a nice femaie, late 20's to mid 30's, to spend some time with. Enjoys walks, picnics, biking, roller bladding, and more. I'm tall, thin, dark haired, single white male. BOX 15089
HERE I AM 5'8", male, 140 lbs, Independent, employed. Seeking a female for friendship and possibly more. BOX 25964
LET'S HAVE SOME FUN 5'11" maie, 190 Ibs, athletic build, 25 yrs old, blonde hair, goatee, enjoys concerts, clubs, dancing, sports, the beach, pool, movies, and more. Seeking an intelligent, sweet, attractive female, age unim-portant, with a good personality. BOX 30802
DOWN RIVER MALE Single white male, 50, 5'8", 165 Ibs, seeking female, weight/height proportionate, 40-50, sincere, hon-est, who enjoys movies, live bands, dancing, moonlight .walks. No games, for possible long term rela-tionship. Wayne County. BOX 33716
BRIGHT EYES 48 yrold, white male, 57°, 145 ibs, dark blue eyes, fun loving, non-smoker, who likes walking, swim-ming and camping. Seeking a. petite white female, for possible long term relationship. BOX 36096
SPEND TIME WITH ME Divorced white maie, 62, 5'11", 180 Ibs, professional. Likes concerts, movies, outdoors, dining out, bowl-ing, golf, cards. Looking for special someone, 40-52, to share time and interests in monogamous relation-ship. Down River area. BOX 30843
TALK WITH ME 63, 6', seml-retlred, business owner, very normal, nice guy, seeks interesting, intelligent, tradi-tional lady, 40-60, for boating, din-ner dances, world travel, concerts, conversation. Hope to hear from you. Oakland County. BOX 35937
ALL AMERICAN TYPE Mature athletic type 50 plus, blonde 6'3", 205 Ibs, professional attractive diverse interest active lifestyle. Seeks outgoing, fit, attrac-tive unencumbered single female. To create sparks through dating, travel, long term relationship. Oakland county BOX 35995
CARE FREE GUY Divorced male, 49, enjoys the out-doors, bike riding, movies, dining out, golf, spending time at home. Looking for a laid back, carefree female to share fun and friendship. BOX 14981
EASY GOING MALE Divorced white male, 55, 6', 250 Ibs, easy going, laid back. Enjoys reading, fishing, watching televi-sion, movies, eating well. Seeking same age female, weight/height proportionate, for friendship, possi-ble relationship. BOX 26612
EASY GOING GENTLEMAN 55 , Caucasian blue eyes, light brown hair, recently retired, animal lover, enjoys travel, music, movies, live plays and good conversation. Never married, live in down river area. Social drinker, non-smoker. Wayne County. BOX 33370
INTELLECTUAL ATHLETE Single white professional male, 6', medium build, Harvard grad, MENSA; athletic, interesting, adventurous, never married. Likes swimming, rock climbing, foreign travel. Emotionally, financially secure. Seeks single white profes-sional female, 30 to 40. Oakland County, BOX 35948
LET'S TALK Divorced white male, 52,5'11", 180 Ibs. Enjoys concerts, dining out, movies, bowling, golf, card games. Looking for a special lady, 40-52, to share these fun times with. Let's talk over a cup of coffee. BOX 11646
ADVENTUROUS Handsome, passionate, intelligent, funny, tall, well built, single white male, 34, looking for very passion-ate, adventurous, intelligent, kind hearted female, for friendship and romance. Oakland County. BOX 23337
HONEST, HANDSOME Sincere, easygoing divorced white professional male, 54, 5'7", 160 Ibs, non-smoker. Likes outdoors, dancing, shopping, dining, laugh-ing romantic evenings. Seeking attractive single or divorced white female, 39-53. non-smoker, petite, similar interests. Down River area only. BOX 25948
HERE I AM Looking for a slender, attractive lady, 50 to 58, for a permanent relationship. I am widowed, well built, healthy, attractive, active, and outgoing. I am 62 going on 40, and lonesome. Please call my voice greeting, Dearborn area. I'll answer your call. Wayne County. BOX 33683
CHEMISTRY, KARMA,... Kisses! Articulate, energetic sharp white male, 40, values humor and creativity seeks a warm enduring union with an affectionate sweet-heart. Wayne county BOX 33732
ABOVE AVERAGE GENT Single white male, mid 40's, gets into travel, music, cars, photogra-phy, sports, home decorating, etc., looking for an above average lady to partner with. Oakland county BOX 35993
INTERESTED? Single white male, shy, 38, 5'6", 165 Ibs, brown hair, blue eyes, fun-loving, caring' and gentle. Loves the beach, motorcycles, water and amusement parks, slow dancing, old time rock and roll. BOX 11508
PICK UP THE PHONE Single white male, 49, 5'4", 135 Ibs, no dependents, honest, easy-going, sincere. Enjoys golf, BBQ's, craft show, street fairs, day trip, weekend travel and quality time at home. Seeking lady with similar interest, 39 to 50. Will return all calls. BOX 11520
HEY, YOU NEVER KNOW Middle age white male, seeking a white female, 25 to 40, for casual dating. Must be petite, attractive and no dependents. BOX 11585
ROMANCE IS HE KEY Single white male, 39, dark brown hair and blue eyes, 5'8", 185 Ibs, happy go lucky guy. Enjoys horse back riding, swimming, races, hockey games, quiet times at home. Seeking someone 35 to 45, with similar interest. BOX 11595
SINCERELY YOURS Divorced white male, 35, attractive, no children, 190 Ibs, brown hair and eyes, Seeking an attractive female, 24 to 39, social drinker and occasional smoker ok. BOX 11600
SEEKS FULL FIGURES Black male, young 46, 5'7", 170 lbs, medium build, upbeat, roman-tic, affectionate, easygoing. Seeking single or divorced mature white female, 200-400 ibs. Enjoys bike riding, gardening, music, drives, cuddling,'cooking, movies, parks, quiet times. BOX 11614
READY FOR LOVE Attractive black male, looking for female, any race, weight/height proportionate, to share special times with. Willing to give and take in a loving, committed relationship. BOX 11703
JUST LOVABLE Single white male, 44, loves hug-ging, cuddling, kissing and lots of affection. Seeking female with the same interest, age, race, size open. BOX 14939
CUTIE PIE Cute single male, 24, blue eyes, medium build, no children. Enjoys golf and having fun. BOX 14955
END MY SEARCH Single white male, 6', 190 Ibs. Looking for a needle in a haystack, a single white female, in the Wayne county area, under 30, slender, medium to long hair, feminine and attractive. BOX 14959
LET THE FUN BEGIN 39 yr old single white male, dark brown curly hair, tanned. Enjoys swimming, fishing, boating, the out-doors, movies and quiet time at home. Seeking female, 35 to 45, that would like to have some fun. BOX 14965
OLD MOVIE BUFF Retired male, 58, 5'9", 170 Ibs, brown hair and eyes, non- drinker, non-smoker. Enjoys music, old movies, gardening, conversation and more. Looking to meet medium to petite lady, with similar interests, for friendship and possibly more. BOX 14976
I'M A SINCERE PERSON If you are, 48 to 58, slim, white and attractive, call me. If you are look-ing for a non-violent, loving happy go lucky, non-drinking guy, call me. I'm 5'9", 175 Ibs, attractive, wid-owed and lonesome, looking for a life time relationship. I'll answer your call. Down River. No games. BOX 24966
SENTIMENTAL Single white male, 5'8", 150 Ibs, fair sensitive skin, kind, gentle and extremely romantic. Seeking easy going, kind lady, 48 to 55, for long term relationship, possible mar-riage. Wayne county. BOX 24988
EVERY MINUTE COUNTS 35 yr old, single divorced father of one, 6'2", with average build, enjoys dining out, biking, horse-back riding, pool, bowling, movies and quiet evenings at home. Looking for a single white female, 26 to 32, for a relationship. Wayne County BOX 24992
DOWN RIVER AREA Single white male, 5'8", 175 Ibs. Likes outdoors, rollerblading, work-ing out, animals, romantic evenings. Seeking athletic female who loves life, is honest, sincere, romantic. Looking for a best friend to share everything in life with. BOX 25951
DO YOU QUALIFY? White male, 48, muscular, attrac-tive, financial and self secure. Seeking selective, classy, attrac-tive white or Asian female, under 45, for long term relationship. Wayne county. BOX 25970
BE ALL MINE FOREVER Single white male, 44, honest, faithful, trustworthy, caring, loving, up front, smoker, social drinker, 6\ 165 Ibs, looking for a white female, 35-50, on the slim side, 100-140 Ibs, who has the same qualities as I do. Looking for a very serious relationship, no head games. Oakland County. BOX 26014
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ADVENTUROUS GUY * Single father of two, 5'6", 130-140 > Ibs, medium build, blond h a l v brown eyes. Wide variety of inter-ests, whatever you like, I like. Let's-get together and talk over a cup 0'f' coffee. BOX 30855
SEARCHING FOR YOU White professional maie, 47, smoft- • er. Loves reading, working out, movies, gardening, cooking, out-doors. Looking for slender white • female, 19-34, who loves children • and animals, and would iike to start' • a serious relationship. BOX 30959 1
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White single parent, 28, 6', 140", lbs,, slim, big heart. Enjoys every-'. thing, loves children. Seeks single' white female, 22-28, attractive, car- ^ ' ing, supportive, open, to bring o&t, ' the happiness in me. Wayne ." County BOX 32004 . /
ATHLETIC CHRISTIAN -42 yr old, handsome, Christian * • male, 6'1", 205 Ibs, blond hair, blue' eyes. Seeks athletic, Christian, female, who enjoys boating, out-doors, dining out, romantic,.- ' evenings, for possible long retevj,' tionship. Wayne County. BOX*-' 32015
SLIM GAL PREFERRED Handsome, fit, white male, 43£ active and adventurous, enjoys,., well balanced life style, seeks*®*, slim to moderate gal to get to knenv^ Oakland County. BOX 32021
WARNING... '...May cause happiness. Answer.' this ad and you wont be sorry! -/ Attractive, financially secure, pro--' fessional, single, white male, 41,6',". 170, no dependents. Seeks single"; white female, 25 to 45. Reply now! '• BOX 33492 ; "
FROM TAYLOR II' 5'8", 175 muscular lbs., divorced -white male. Enjoys dancing, spe- -cial drives, leisure walks, watching0
movies, quiet evening at home, etc. Seeking a woman, 40's, 5' plus, no" more than 130 Ibs. Wayne County ' BOX 33725
MUSIC MAGIC AND YOU Nice looking, youthful, spiritual, •. employed, single white male, 51,". 5'9", 144 Ibs, fit, keyboardist, song", writer, many interests. Would love " to respectfully adore a cute, slen^" der. trustworthy, single white';"• female, non-smoker. BOX 33733-K,
BEST FRIEND WANTED * / " Mid 60's, 5'8", financially secure,-"*. Caucasian bachelor who likes the"* finer things in life. Likes sai l ing^ classical music and traveling. Been, • to the Atlantic and Pacific recently^/ and in between. Like to take you-, with me the next time I go. Looking-., for a decent loyal woman and best*, friend. BOX 35915
EBONY SEEKS IVORY Single black male, 40, 6'2", 230. Ibs, attractive, intelligent, college. educated, easygoing, open mind- •• ed, humorous. Seeks white £&--Hispanic female, 30+, with sarfts-j--attributes, sure positive thinker?,'• Wayne County. BOX 35952
OLD FASHIONED ^ 48 yr old, widowed, Christian black -. male, father of twins, seeks single •. female, 37 to 51. Must be honest -and have God first. BOX 35967 : *
YOUR SUMMER SURPRISE ...Just might be a most enjoyable., white male, 40's. good iooks, edg- -cated and energetic. Seeks an>. attractive, friendly, lady to share, it - , with. Oakland County! BOX 3597,1 * .
SENSIBLE MAN I ' Single white male, 55, soft-spoken," down-to-earth, enjoys dancing, - ' theater, movies, etc. Seeks frierra*» ty, -relationship-minded, singj&T white female, 40's to 50's. Oakiaf5Bt»' County. BOX 35983
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B E A U T I F U L FOUR B E D R O O M C O L O N I A L Al l countertops granite, high ceilings, fireplace in great room and mas te r b e d r o o m . This home is new construction, and will be the home you fall in love with. $499,000 (70BAL) 248-626-8800
N U M E R O U S UPDATES! Th is four bedroom is in move-in condition. Ceramic floors, foyer and kitchen, Newer carpeting, hardwood floors underneath. Walk-out l owe r leve l . T w o d e c k s . C i rcu lar s ta i rcase . Bloomfield schools. $415,000 (31BLO) 248-626-8800
UP N O R T H FEEL ING LOCALLY. 4 BR, 2.5 BA, co lon ia l ove r l ook ing woods , ha rdwood f loors in kitchen, nook and dining room. Large rooms, 2 way FP in MBR & MBA. 2 way FP in living room, library. Extra large deck. $600,000 (30BRI) 248-626-8800
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SPECTACULAR - UNIQUE. One of a kind, William Kessler contemporary. Incredible master suits. Gallery foyer, private iap pool and spa. Finished walk-out LL. Separate guest house, 2 kitchens, lake privileges, and possible boat slip. $999,888 (47MAU) 248-626-8800
SANCTUARY, Masterp iece is a stunning state of design. Irreplaceable wooded setting on approx. 3+ tranquil acres, Easy commute. 4 BR, 3,1 BA, master site w/spa cantilevered DR, Ansell Adams views. You must see this. Unique. $679,990 (35SCO) 363-1200
A DREAM COME TRUE. 4 BR, A\ BA custom estate h o m e in Bog ie Lk. Es ta tes . Gourme t k i t chen w / h a r d w o o d f loors & g ran i t e counter top, c rown molding t/o, 2 FP's, custom bar, huge garage, approx. 1 acre on golf course. $549,900 (OOCOO) 363-1200
ALL SPORTS - LOWER STRAITS LAKEFRONT. Enjoy skiing, boating and swimming on this private lake. Contemporary 2 story with 4 BR, 2 BA, FR, LR, DR, home is immaculate with all quality features, 2 story garage with storage. $525,000 (00GIT) 363-1200
PRESTWICK VILLAGE C.C, Beautiful custom soft contemporary, 4 BR, 3.1 BA, w/mother-in law's LL W/O, gorgeous landscaped wooded approx. \ acre, 2 FP's, patio, deck & gazebo, Too many features to M . Class A golf membership. $459,900 (50GLE) 363-1200
P E R F E C T P L Y M O U T H L O C A T I O N ! C h a r m .. character 3 BR, 2 BA colonial! Incl: Beveled glass doors, natural woodwork, coved ceilings, kitchen oak cabs & cer floor, main BA w/Jacuzzi & sep shower. Many updates! $304,900 (56ANN) 734-455-5600
OAKS OF NORTHVILLE , This se t t ing is beyond compare. Private street & yard, 5 BR, 3/2 BA, Dual stairs, 1st floor MBR w/WIC & garden bath. GR w/FP & wet bar. Sunny breakfast room. Gourmet kitchen w/ali
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MAGNIFICENT ESTATE ON 10 ACRES! Rolling land & 2 ponds. 2.5 story brick home. Fin waikout, Full size studio apt & FR w/view. 2 FP's, 3rd floor study/ioft, circ staircase, Master suite w/wet bar, 2 full WiC's. Grand master BA, Jacuzzi. $840,000 (72GRA) 734-455-5600
FANTASTIC 1989 BUILT COLONIAL that is totally new inside and out and ready to move into. The 4 BR, 2.5 BA home is located at the entrance of a cul-de-sac se t t ing . F i n i shed LL w / p l a y r o o m & sepa ra te office/exercise room. $379,900 (60LIT) 248-349-5600
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PREMIUM LOCATION - 11th HOLE OF COURSE! Beautiful wooded view. This is a 10+. 3 BR, 2,5 BA. Warm inviting decor, cathedral ceilings, kitchen has 42" oak cabinets, hdwd firs, 2 way FP's, doorwall to large deck, master su i te , f ash ion BA, cus tom w indow treatments, HPP. $299,900 (04THI) 734-455-5600
SECLUDED EXECUTIVE ESTATE. Upscale area, nestled in nature, nearly 8 (approx) wooded acres on Paint Creek , ove r l ook i ng pond and t ra i l . Near downtown Rochester. Cul-de-sac location, spacious and private, $975,000 (35PAI) 248-652-8000
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ON 2 ACRES! BREATHTAKING HOME! 4 BR, 4.5 BA colonial, South Lyon schools. Too many amenities to mention! Master suite w/2 WIC's & Jacuzzi, prof fin W/O. Cedar deck, 3 car gar, 2 FP's, gorgeous kitchen, beautiful decor. $574,900 (68TUS) 734-455-5600
PRIVATE RETREAT. Acreage on all sports Elkhorn Lake. Spectacular 4 BR, 3,1 BA, 1st floor master suite, large country kitchen w/FP & Corian. Florida room, full stone wall fireplace in great room. $595,000 (44CLA) 248-652-8000
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HOUSE WITH 3+ ACRES. 3 BR, 2 BA colonial with large MBR with WIC & large master bath. Formal DR, 3 car garage & great kitchen with breakfast nook. Great yard for kids. Horses are allowed, $394,900 (20HAA) 248-349-5600
REMODELED IN 1996, Custom white kitchen, ceramic floors in kitchen and FR, 2 FP's, recently painted, French doors, hardwood floors in hall and stairway, C/A, sprinklers and alarm. $374,500 (67COB) 248-652-8000
BEAUTIFUL DETACHED CONDO in Hickory Creek. 4 BR, 3.5 BA w/1st floor master suite w/Jacuzzi tub & ce ramic f loor. P ro fess iona l l y f i n i shed basemen t w /ga rden w indows , huge FR w /cus tom wet bar . $434,900 (61LAK) 248-349-5600
MAGNIFICENT. Nicely updated and sitting on 6+ roiling acres, Finished walk-out basement with 8 person hot tub, 4th bath and bedroom. 2 garages, 2 fireplaces, bay windows, the crown moldings are stunning. $369,900 (85LET) 248-652-8000
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SHELBY TWP. One-of-a-kind 5 bedroom, 3.5 bath execut ive home wi th inground pool and 7 person Calspa. Finished lower level family room with wet bar, full bath and guest room. 3 car side entry garage. $525,000 (93BIR) 248-524-1600
TROY. 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath colonial built in 1996 and full of upgrades. Finished basement, Jacuzzi tub in master bedroom, cathedral ceilings, sound system, sprinklers, Large kitchen with Lafata oak cabinets, $439,900 (11 REN) 248-524-1600
R O C H E S T E R HILLS. Pr iva te w o o d e d rav ine overlooking river is the setting for this 5 bedroom, 3.5 bath Tudor with finished lower level walkout, sauna, multi-level deck, patio and Jacuzzi, Enjoy the fabulous view. $586,000 (10QUA) 248-524-1600
COMMERCE. Drastically reduced! Fabulous water views from this lakefront contemporary, 4 BR, 5 BA, 2 LAV, great floor plan. Gourmet kit, isiand and Corian countertops. 1st floor MBR w/bath suite, fin W/O LL, boat and dock facility. $995,000 (83LOC) 248-642-8100
NORTHVILLE, Elegant 4 bedroom, 3.5 bath, '98 Tudor. Professional ly decorated throughout, maple cabinets in kitchen and master bedroom, A must see. $925,000 (38STO) 248-642-8100
FRANKLIN. Spectacular setting overlooking approx 2 acres of pristine landscaping. Outdoor whirlpool, spa, bath, 3 -season cedar sun room wi th many other amenit ies. 4 BR, 2,5 BA ranch with many custom features, $554,900 (75THI) 248-642-8100
FRANKLIN. Must see 4 BR, 3 BA home on private lot. Great white kitchen, FR w/cathedral ceilings and FP. DR w/French doors to large sunroom. 2nd sunroom off LR w/gorgeous views. HW firs, open, light and neutral t/o. 2 garages. $529,900 (25FRA) 248-642-8100
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Some people know how to work for fun B Y D I A N E G A L E A N D R E A S S I SPECIAL WRITER
While the rest of the working world is counting the hours until we can take a few days off to spend time
at the golf course or escape to the beach, others go to stress-buster oases for their summer jobs.
Imagine getting paid to go to a resort island or to watch concerts. Take Mary McGuire for instance. For more than a decade of summers, the 39-year-old Hunt-ington Woods resident has worked on Mackinac Island and she loves every minute.
Growing up, she visited the island with her family and when she was a little girl McGuire vowed she would live on the idyl-lic vacation spot.
While she adores the white picket fences, daily views of the lake and story-book surroundings, McGuire's dream comes with a lot of hard work.
During the day she's a bartender and a t night she plays her guitar and sings in a couple of island bars. She even bought property on the island.
If this seems too dreamy, reality sets in during the winter when McGuire studies the history of art and architecture at Har-
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is very expensive." Her plan is to work at the Detroit Insti-tute of Arts someday.
While pouring a drink for a customer at a bar on the island, McGuire said: "I love it here. It's beautiful."
She especially prefers the slower pace provided by the island rule of using horses instead of cars. Most of all, she likes the positive "vibe" of being around people on vacation who aren't stressed out by the idea that they have to go to work the next day.
"They're here to have a good time," McGuire said. "Anyone can do what I'm doing. You just have to do it."
That philosophy landed Mark Cirillo a spot on the baseball field summer nights. He's doing what most grown up boys long to do.
L o v e of t h e g a m e As head umpire for the Livonia Parks
and Recreation men and women softball teams, Cirillo's balmy evenings are filled with fly balls and the cracking sound of wood hitting a sphere and making it soar.
He has a crew of about 20 umpires and has 19 years experience with his summer-time gig.
"Money might be part of it," Cirillo said. "But, that's not why a lot of our umpires go to the field. They enjoy the game, they play it or are retired. When I played it, I always wanted to be an umpire. I can't recall any times that I didn't want to be there."
The best part of the job, he said, was talking to the players and knowing after a game that both teams, winners and losers, have said: "Good job,ump."
"I wouldn't put up with it for 19 years if I didn't enjoy it," he added.
B e a c h t i m e While Cirillo goes to the ball park at
night, Kristy Simms, 22, of Harrison Town-ship spends her days at the beach. Basi-cally, she gets paid for doing what most of us can only find the time to do once or twice a year.
' 'flail Hie Central Michigan University stu-
dent has worked as a lifeguard at Metro Beach in Mount Clemens from Memorial day to Labor Day for six years.
"You come to work, you sit on stand and you get to watch over people all day and get some sun at the same time," Simms said, adding tha t her supervisors also pro-vide a workout every week to keep her and all the other lifeguards fit.
"You have to stay in pretty good shape," she add;ed. "It's a great way to spend your summer."
Oh yeah. If the lake breezes, sun and the chance
to go swimming every day don't seem like the description of a perfect job, how about looking at the noble side?
On average, lifeguards rescue between five and 10 struggling swimmers every season, Simms said.
Her response: "It's rewarding." Even though Mary Lopez's work is less
glamorous than Simms' job, it's also a dream come true for the Westland resi-dent.
P e t p a l s She works all year on her business,
Mary's Pals for Pets, but her hours increase during the summer when a lot of her clients go on vacation and need some-one to look after their pets. She visits the pets two to four times daily and the start-ing fee is $10 to $12 per visit.
And the animals she sees aren't always cute, cuddly puppies, either. Add cats, rab-bits, guinea pigs, birds and a four-foot iguana to the list. Ninety percent of her clientele is from Canton and Plymouth.
The bulk of Lopez's work is mid-day dog watch for people who are away for long hours and need someone to come into their homes to exercise, feed or medicate a pet. While she's upbeat about her job, she said, the down side is the clean up duty after dogs.
She started "Mary's Pals for Pets" four years after she got the idea from a book
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Q. I've had some uncomfortable moments in recent interviews and peri-ods when nobody seemed to know what to say. How should I handle these situa-tions?
A. Some people you meet in interviews may be excellent in their own disciplines, but poor con-versationalists. Even managers who are engag- n ing under other circumstances can find it-~-difficult to relax in interviews. Others are -•< terrified of saying something inaccurate or r; illegal. It is very common for an interview- * er to be more nervous than the candidate. »
While these folks have veto power, their i discomfort doesn't have to work against ; you. Just be careful that you don't go into ; an interview with "guest syndrome," a con- ;* versational disease that is often fatal. •
People with guest syndrome approach 1
interviews this way: I, the candidate, am ' the guest here. You, the employer, are the ; host. This is your turf and you know what • you are doing. It is up to you to make me -comfortable, structure the discussion and . carry the conversational ball.
My job is simply to answer questions. ; Have at it.
You will blow interviews by taking this « posture. Your prime directive in any sales ' situation is to make the other person feel .! good. YOU must take responsibility for making the interview flow smoothly. Here's how:
Have four or five open-ended questions (who, what, where, when, why or how) stone cold memorized. These shouldn't be boilerplate questions from a book, but ques-tions that are of real importance to you. When an agonizing silence occurs, reach down into your bag of questions and roll one out, just to keep the conversation going.
Ask about the interviewer personally. How long have you been here, Mary? What-do you like about working here, Bob? me about your career, Sue. Give people easiest thing in the world to talk about -themselves. Besides, it's usually a favorite subject. - j / | .
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about starting small businesses. . "I've been an animal lover since I was born," Lopez said. "I love it and I wouldn't give it up for anything." "• Lopez worked at a travel agency for 13 years and operated a licensed day care so she could remain home with her son for seven years until he started first grade.
"Then I discovered pet care," she said. "And it's great, because I can be home with my son before and after school."
For more information about Mary's Pals for Pets call Lopez at (734) 729-1919.
Music f a n s • Angela Forte of Oxford will probably see more concerts this sum-mer than any of her friends. That's one of the perks of working at Palace Sports and Entertainment, which includes the Palace of Auburn Hills, DTE Energy Music Theater and Meadowbrook. Forte and Marcie Lemke are interns in the human resource department.
"While other new employees around the metropolitan area are asked to do less than desirable tasks, like cleaning out restrooms, Forte and Lemke were picked to work the U-2 concert. They passed out wrist bands for the standing area. •S< "That was great," Forte said. "We got to see the band, while we were Working and making money."
, She and Lemke expect to "have" to work more concerts this sum-mer.
Forte, a 22-year-old Oakland University student, has spent time writing the employee newsletter and is oveijoyed to work at the
Palace Sports and Entertainment. "It's a lot of fun," she said. "The people here are wonderful." Lemke, on the other hand, is accustomed to landing extraordinarily
" fun jobs. The 21-year-old Ionia resident also had an internship at Walt Dis-
ney World. She worked as a greeter for eight months a t MGM Studios. But, working at the Palace is a terrific way to spend the summer,
too, Lemke said adding that she was thrilled to be working with the Palace Sports and Entertainment.
If going to concerts was a big enough draw, one of their other duties is to work company pizza parties during training and orientation ses-sions.
"I couldn't believe how friendly everyone is," Lemke said. "My major is business, but I'd really like to get into human resources."
Camaraderie is also a big part of Joe Feudi's job working at Fox Creek Golf Course in Livonia.
• Though he works staggering long hours, sometimes from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m., he said he wouldn't give up his job as a golf professional giving lessons and working as a manager, for anything.
"People always say we'd love to work at a golf course," he said. "It's a demanding task. It's the atmosphere and we have a love for the game, too. Basically, I've been in the golf industry my whole life. It's a great job."
During the winter he organizes upcoming seasons and works on improving "everything." The grueling hours, however, only leave him time to play golf once every few weeks.
Interview from page G1
Have four to five "strong points" stone cold memorized. It's easy to interview people who know what they want to say. By strongly articulating skills and expe-riences, you save the other person the difficult task of having to dig for relevant information.
Take advantage of opportunities to smile and inject a little humor. You don't • have to be a stand-up comedian, but listen for opportunities to lighten it up. 1
Nothing provides relief like a good chuckle. It tells the interviewer that you might be a pleasant person to work with. :
Focus more on connecting and less on impressing. So many candidates come ! across as being full of themselves, awed by their own accomplishments, wowed by their own experience. They naturally expect the interviewer to be awed and wowed, too. It's one thing to present salient selling points, it's quite another to state or imply that they are astonishing. How much better to concentrate on understanding the person on the other side of the desk, that person's needs and how you relate to him or her personally?
Remember to close almost every interview with a strong expression of interest. This tells interviewers that they did their job and "sold" the opportunity effective-ly. It makes them feel good - which is doing your job effectively.
Special note to those who are struggling through a tough period of unemploy-ment: A number of employees who have been "downsized" have reluctantly con-cluded that they might have to take contract work or accept a lower salary for the time being. This is just to let you know that you are not alone. For a lot us, 2001 is a year just to get through - feed the kids, pay the rent and plant plenty of seeds that will probably bear fruit when times improve.
Mr. Hayes is an employment consultant and a regular columnist. Send com-ments or questions to [email protected].
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AVAILABLE New company In Plymouth looking for young-minded, hard-working men & women for summer positions.
Students welcome!
$400 Per Week Bonuses & Incentives
* Paid Vacations .Applicants must work well ;• with opposite sex
• Call 734-737-8905 . to set up immediate
interview.
ATTENTION: We need help. $1500 to $5000 part/full-time.
\ Call tollfree: 1-800-539-3807.
ARTISTICALLY INCLINED
if you enjoy using your cre-ative abilities such as: painting, ceramics, naii art, floral arrangements, and other types of crafts etc., then come down and apply for a chance to work in a job that will challenge youl WE WILL TRAIN. $8.00 per hr. to start. Overtime and Saturday work required dur ing peak seasons. Raises and promotions based on job performance. We offer a good benefits package as we l l as advancement potential. Casual attire.
N o t t n i X ^ c a o 27451 Schoolcraft
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OAKLAND COMMUNITY
COLLEGE
PART-TIME INSTRUCTORS NEEDED Oakland Community College is seeking
applications for adjunct ins t ruc tors to teach the
following disciplines beginning Augus t 30,2001:
Instruction Center Anthropology Art
Library
M i n i m u m Qual i f i ca t ions : Master's degree in the discipline.
* Computer Information Systems, Medical First Responder, Emergency Medical Technology and Nutrition Instructor: Master's degree in the discipline or Bachelor's degree and 5 years experience
, or an Associate's degree and 8 years experience, or 11 years experience.
To order and application form: Call the OCC Job r.Hotline at (248) 341-2023 or visit our website a t
occ.cc.mi.us. Refer to position number ADJ.
OCC is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer
Pharmacy Technician
Busch's is looking for a Pharmacy Technician.
Hours are reasonable and patient care is a priority.
Interested candidates should apply at
15185 Sheldon Rd. in Plymouth,
email [email protected] or call HR at
734-944-4352 for more info.
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AUTO MECHANIC - Downtown Birmingham area. Good pay. Health benefits. Apply within: N. Woodward Sunoco (corner at Maple) (248) 540-5500
500 Help Wanted General
ASSISTANT MANAGER TRAINEES
Ch ina / S Gi f ts
Qualified applicants will possess strong leadership abilities & retail background.
§24,000 to start. Fax resumes: 248-344-4342
or mail to: Heslop's 22790 Heslip Dr. Novi, Ml 48375 Attn: Personnel.
I ATTENTION! | • G a r d e n City sandw ich^ •making company has a fu iP ( t i m e permanet pos i t i on |
starting at 5am. No experi--ence required. DAYS, N O '
•HOLIDAYS or WEEKENDS.!
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XATTENTION! Ideal for anyone who cannot get out to work. Work part-time scheduling pick-
ups for Purple Heart. Call Mon-Fri., 9am-5pm. 734-728-4572. or fax: 734-728-0008.
500 Help Wanted General
ATTORNEYS (2) - Immediate. 3 yrs experience in family law, pro-bate law & personal injury. Neat appearance & trial exp. is neces-sary. Knowledge of civil proce-dure in these areas a must. Call Chris Gamlin (248) 559-5993.
AUTO BODY PORTER Large Westside Ford dealer looking for the right individual. We offer excellent pay plan and benefit package, Blue Cross, dental, prescription, vision, matching 401K, life and dis-ability insurance, paid vacation and a five day work week. Con-tact Jim Gallagher at Pat Mil-liken Ford, 9600 Telegraph, Redford.
AUTO DETAILER Dealership needs experienced detailer for used cars. Must know how to whee l out scratches and do complete detail. Must pass drug screening and have excellent driving record. Full time position avail-able with great benefits, paid vacations, and a clean working environment. $10.00 per hour. Call Man/ Yager at
(734) 453-2424 ext. 246 or apply in person at Hines Park Lincoln Mercury, 40601 Ann Arbor Rd. in Plymouth.
500 Help Wanted General
AUTO • ENGINE R&R TECH'S • ENGINE MACHINISTS • SALES/SERVICE
LAYOFFS?? NO WAY!!!
Positions now available at Mich-igan Motor Exchange providing a 56-yr. history with 3 locations in the T r i -Coun ty area. EMPLOYEES are OUR #1 asset. Small Co. atmosphere with BIG Co. benefits. Appren-tice program available. Come join our team today. Contact Mark at 734-595-1664 or Fax resume to: 734-595-7056.
AUTO MECHANIC, Experienced & certified
needed in Canton. Call Tony at (734) 397-9210
A U T O MECHANIC Great opportunity in a growing import dealership. No weekends or late nights. Full benefits. Wages nego-tiable. Don't let this opportu-nity pass you by. Call now. Ful l con f i den t i a l i t y is assured.
Dave Schmerda at Plymouth Mitsubishi
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- YOUTH CARRIER NEEDED — S . Livonia.
J J Contact Home Delivery Manager
Carol Cesarz at 734-953-2247 _L26 L5A
• Westf ield f rom Sunset to Merr iman • Berwick f rom Orangelawn to Plymouth
• M in ton f rom Sunset to Merr iman . .
• Merr iman from Crandon to West Chicago L - 1 3 • Elmira f rom Harrison to East Clement Circle
_ L 2 3 • Garvett f rom South Clement Circ le to Nor th Clements
• Denne f rom joy to Olson L - 9 8
• Merr iman f rom Joy to Grandon ' " ' T T T T i ' * ' - - • • • « • • < • • _ • • • —
• South Clements f rom Harrison to East Clements
_ _ _ _ _ • East Clements f rom South Clements to 10004 East
• Robert f rom Denne to Sunset Clements
• Denne f rom Orangelawn to Richland .
• Merr iman f rom Orangelawn to West Chicago L~73
• Grandon f rom D o w l i n g to Ann Arbor Trail
L - lUo • Dover f rom Wi lsh i re to Crown
• Merr iman f rom Orangelawn to Plymouth • Lionel f rom Dover to Grandon
• Orangelawn from Merr iman to Sunset - • Wi lshire f rom Dover to Grandon
• Denne f rom Orangelawn to Plymouth
If you are interested in one of these routes, or in being put on our waiting list, please fill out and mail in this application.
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Help Wanted General
DRIVER / CUSTOMER SERVICE
A Dearborn based company serving stranded motorists in the Tri-County area. 1 st year $25K+. Will train. Positive drug-free work environment. Alt shifts, full & part-time. Weekends a must. Call and ask for Brian:
313-336-5880
"AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIANS"
Service Consultants Aggressive-Progressive Multi-franchise Import dealer, is seeking applicants for the above position. This is a very high volume facility that offers a very compet-itive incentive and benefits package that includes 401K, Medical, Dental and signing b o n u s e s f o r e l i g i b l e candidates. Please contact Mark E. Rigby at (248) 821 -7876 or forward resume to 37911 Grand River Ave., Farmington Hills, Michigan 48335.
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AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIANS Ever growing, innovative auto-motive testing facility seeking experienced automotive testing technicians. Previous automo-tive/electronics test experience; vibration/fuel systems experi-ence preferred. Competitive wages, excel lent benef i t package and 401k. Send resume & salary requirements to HR Director at 734-424-1202.
AUTO PORTER needed for body shop. Must be at least
18 & have good driving record. Call Kathy at:
(248) 349-1400 Ext. 295.
500 Help Wanted General
AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIANS
Busy shop in Livonia is seeking 2 Techs. 1
entry level & 1 drivability with electrical exp. Drivability Tech can write your own pay check, we have plenty of work. We will train the nght entry level person. 5 day work week (with no Sats.), paid vacation, health insurance. Fax resume to 734-522-7583
or contact Greg 734-522-7333
AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIANS NEEDED
TOP PAY PLUS SIGNING BONUS,
for the right individual. Large Chevrolet dealer is seeking to add experienced technicians in all areas to meet our increasing volume needs. Highest pay in the area plus 5 day work week, paid vacation, holidays and uniforms. Trainees also welcome. Must be dedi-cated to excellent customer ser-vice. Contact Rick ©Gordon Chevrolet, 31850 Ford Rd., Garden City. (734) 427-6200
AUTO PORTER Large Westside Ford dealer looking for the right Individual. We offer excellent pay plan and benefit package, Blue Cross, dental, prescription, vision, matching 401K, life and dis-ability insurance, paid vacation and a five day work week.
Contact Steve Shipley at Pat Miliiken Ford
9600 Telegraph, Redford.
AUTO SALES Learn auto sales. Hrly + com-mission for right party. Ply-
: 734-455-. mouth. TYME -5566.
BARTENDER Full time position, days. Exp needed, Please call Robin (734)416-0100
A Help Wanted General
AUTO SERVICE • DISPATCHER
We are looking for an individual to join our team that is customer focused, ambitious & detail ori-ented! Some auto repair knowl-edge required. We offer a busy shop, quality staff and an excel-lent compensation package. BC/ BS, dental, life insurance, 401K, vacation & more! 5 day work week - no Saturdays. See Steve Clement - Service Manager. .
LOU LaRICHE CHEVROLET (734) 453-4600
A U T O S E R V I C E MANAGER
SATURN. Our Service Department with 6 to 8 Technicians needs strong manager. Saturn experience would be great. G.M. experience probably requ i red . C o n f i d e n t i a l inquires will be handled with discretion. Please contact Jim Huston at SATURN OF PLYMOUTH
(734) 453-7890 (734) 260-8737
AUTO TECHNICIANS CRESTWOOD DODGE
(734) CRESTWOOD DODGE421-5700
BOOKKEEPER - Full time. Some Saturdays for scrap metal dealer. Call (734) 728-8050.
BRICK LAYERS Foreman position. Year round work. 734-260-4158
Advertising Sales Representatives
Enthusiastic about sales? We are looking for special sales people to sell advertising programs to retail businesses. Territories are located either in Western Wayne or North Oakland counties. We offer base salary plus commission, excellent benefits and generous time off policy.
To qualify, you'll need a bachelor's degree or equivalent and experience in advertising, marketing or business with minimum of 1 year sales experience. Must be highly motivated with great customer service skills. We would like to talk to you! Please submit resume to:
The Observer & Eccentric Newspapers 36251 Schoolcraft Road Livonia, M l 48150 e-mail: [email protected] Fax: 734-953-20577
Must include job code: • ORS for Western Wayne County • ERS for North Oakland County
Help Wanted General
WTO TECHNICIANS sodyear's flying high as the
fader in auto & tire care & now }e are looking for hardworking pdividuals to fill full time posi-Ions in our Service Staff, burrent ASE certification & pre-fious experience preferred. As the #1 tire company we can bffer you a competitive wage and excellent compensation slan, benefit package & a bright (future as you advance in the |company. If you have the back-ground to be a part of our team i the drive to succeed please
1 call for an appt.
734-422-6360
C O O D ^ Y C A t t EOE M/F/D/V
AUTO TECHNICIAN Tech needed for light repair, trim & body electrical. We offer top pay, plenty of work, BC/BS, dental, 401K, life insurance, optical and more! Up to $1,000 signing bonus! Come in & join our talented team of technicians. See Steve Clement, LOU LaRICHE CHEVROLET
(734) 453-4600
i AUTO WARRANTY ADMINIS-TRATOR and WARRANTY ADMINISTRATOR ASST.
Aggressive-Progressive Multi-franchise Import dealer, is seeking applicants for the above position.
This is a very high volume facility that offers a very compet-itive incentive and benefits package that includes 401K, Medical, Dental and signing b o n u s e s f o r e l i g i b l e candidates. Please contact Mark E. Rigby at (248) 821-7876 or forward resume to 37911 Grand River Ave., Farmington Hills, Michigan 48335.
cookauto @ ameritech.net
banking
TELLERS STANDARD FEDERAL
BANK, member ABN AMRO Group, has immediate open-ings for full-time Tellers. Light typing, good math aptitude and customer service skills required. One year of cashier experience also required. We provide the training you'll need, helping you learn valu-able business skills that can lead to advancement.
in addition to learning valu-able job skills, you'Tl also receive competitive pay and an a t t rac t i ve benef i ts
je . Pay rate is '.50/nr.
ON-SITE INTERVIEWS
Tuesday, July 3 10am-2pm at:
25950 Middlebelt Rd. Farmington Hills, Ml
Or
Thursday, July 5 10am-2pm at:
4320 Orchard Lake Rd.
West Bloomfield, Ml
Or send your resume to:
S T A N D A R D FEDERAL BANK
Human Resources Dept. 2600 W. Big Beaver Rd.
Troy, Ml 48084 Troy Fax: (248) 637-2759
Standard Federal
Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/D/V.
Banking The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago has exciting opportuni-ties now available in Detroit. Both positions will serve as dedi-cated team members reporting to the Central Point of Contact of Comerica, a top 20 banking organization.
CREDIT PORTFOLIO RISK A C C O U N T
M A N A G E R The ideai candidate will oversee •the supervisory strategy and tac-tical plan for Comenca's com-mercial lending activity in addition to assessing material risk exposures and evaluating credit risk modeling/stress tests -as weli as participate ig the design and implementation of off-site monitoring and supervisory activities.
CREDIT PORTFOLIO SPECIALIST
The Credit Portfolio Specialist wiil oversee the execution of the .supervisory strategy for loan •review and credit transaction testing at the subsidiaries in Detroit, California and Texas. This individual wil! participate in team activities with emphasis on analyzing the commercial loan portfolios as well as participate in the design and implementa-tion of off-site monitoring and supervisory activities. A Bachelor's degree in a busi-ness-related field and a min-imum of 7 years of work related experience required along with proven advanced analytical skills and a through under-standing of banking laws. An examiner's commission also required. Strong communication skills a must witH a high level of proficiency with standard soft-ware packages. Travel required. For more information and to submit your resume, please go t o o u r w e b s i t e a t : www.chicagofed.org or send to: P.O. Box 834, Chicago, IL 60890-0834, Attn: Staffing, Job code: 1275. EOE
Bank Robbers Stop robbing your piggy banks for cash! Local company has many part/full-time openings in
.customer sales/service which must be filled by 7-11.
$14.05 base-appt. '734-522-5480, Mon-Fri. 9-6pm ; www.workforstudents.com/np
BERGER REALTY : GROUP, INC. A full service real estate man-
agement company, Is seeking
3ualified and experienced candi-ates for the following positions:
Community Managers Maintenance Supervisors and
Technicians Office Managers Grounds Persons
-Full and Part-time positions available, competitive wage and
. benefits package, equal employ-ment opportunities. Fax resume with cover letter to:
-Human Resources (248) 557-4288; or e-mail to: [email protected].
BANK TELLER TCF Bank is seeking Part-time Tellers for branches located in Redford and Canton who wiil communicate with customers, handle bank transactions and follow through with excellent customer service. A good atti-tude and strong work ethic are essential. Previous cash han-dling experience is a plus. We offer a great company atmo-sphere, friendly environment, incentives and much more! Please mail, fax or e-mail your resume to:
TCF Bank (53117) 17535 W. 12 Mile Rd.,
Lathrup Village, Ml 48076. Fax: (248)443-2847. E-mail:
pwalker® mailbox4.icfbank.com We value workforce diversity & promote a drug free environment.
TCF Bank
BOOKKEEPER Needed for Walled Lake Prop-erty Management Company. Experience in A/P, A/R & gen-eral bookkeeping required. Prop-erty management experience a plus. Call (248) 960-7600 or send resume (248) 960-7656 or email: cynthia & etkinandco.com.
BOWLING CENTER now hiring: » Front Desk • League Promotions
Full-time evenings with benefits. Oak Lanes, Westland. Call for interview: (734) 422-7420
Broad Spectrum Entertainment, Inc.
Management company of The Shores Theatre and The Livonia Theatre is presently looking for Management and Employees at either theatre location. Company is expanding rapidly and needs to help it grow without losing its quality. Great personality, punc-tuality and strong work ethic a must. Theatre experience a plus. Pay & benefits depend on job experience. Ail applications will be looked at. Applications may be picked up and dropped off anytime after 12:30PM either at Shores Theatre, 23495 Greater Mack Ave., St. Clair Shores, Ml or Livonia Theatre, 29514 Seven Mile Rd., Livonia Mall, Livonia, Ml or Fax us your resume or application to:
Fax# (810) 775-1811
^ BUSINESS MANAGER A Responsible for financial ' reports, payroll & benefits
management, purchasing, accounts payable at a Detroit church. Ability to manage mul-tiple projects: 4 yr. accounting or finance degree. Working knowl-edge of CCIS; 3-5 years Exp. in an accounting role. Send resume & salary expectations to: PO Box 4875, Detroit, Ml 48204, ATT: D.L.L
CABINET SHOP Experienced Saw Operator/ Builder needed at top quality commercial casework manufac-turer. Only qualified individuals n e e d a p p l y . E x c e l l e n t benefits. 248-347-4777
CABINET SHOP Wood Finisher, experienced in all aspects of wood finishing.
248-347-4777
CARBIDE SUPERVISOR OD/ID grinder & die finishing & assembly for growing carbide tool manufacturer. Competitive wages. Quarterly bonuses, profit sharing & full benefit package. Apply Novex Tool, 777 Advance Brighton. (810) 227-7712
CAREGIVERS Work 89m-4pm Mon.-p.rL and make a difference in someone's life! Kind, caring, energetic care-givers wanted to assist men and women with DD/MI to be active in their communities. $7.75 to start - -$8 in 90 days. Yearly increases. Health insurance pro-vided. Dental and Afiac avail-able. Drivers license/vehicle a must- we reimburse mileage. $50 Cash Signing Bonus At 90 Days! Walled Lake/West Bloomfield area 248-624-3566 Lake Orion - 10 minutes from the Palace 248-814-8549.
ROUGH CARPENTERS Experience a must.
Good pay. 313-543-3286
CARPENTERS Custom finish carpenter needs experienced help. Permanent year-around. 313-995-5228.
• CARPENTERS • Decking crews, top pay.
734-728-2276 CARPENTERS
Experienced only. Competitive wages.
Fax reply to 810-447-1235
CARPENTERS for new residential rough frame only. 2 or more yrs. experience.
Rock solid company. 734-513-9800 734-525-2256
CARPENTERS-lnside Work 3 years experience
• 100% medical & dental • Paid Holidays • Pension Plan
• Time & for overtime Call (248)446-8503
CARPENTERS & LABORERS wanted, good pay, benefits
(810) 220-3907
CARPENTERS Rough. New homes. $18 and up. benefits. Fork lift provided
(248)701-8516
CARPENTERS. 1 year rough framing. 100% medical & dentai pension plans, 401K, time & V6 for overtime, 6 paid holidays, c o n t i n u a l work . Leave message. (734) 944-1011
CARPET Cleaners and helpers - fetart immediately, great pay, health benefits
and paid vacations. Must be neat in appearance and have g o o d d r i v i n g r e c o r d .
(734)751-1288.
CENTERLESS GRINDER Experienced for day shift. Close tolerance and medical parts-Excellent opportunity with bene-fits. Please call Rob for interview at 734-416-1900.
C H I L D C A R E C E N T E R DIRECTOR - Livonia/Plymouth area. 60 credits with 12 hours in child development, child psy-chology or early childhood edu-cation. Call 734-459-9494 Or Fax resume: 734-632-0141
CHILDCARE CENTER Has immediate opening for ASSISTANT TEACHER. Child-care experience a plus. Degree not required, sense of humor is.
313-541-1318.
CHILD-CARE PROVIDERS for infants, toddlers & pre-schoolers. " 248-471-1022
CLEANING/ASSISTANT Start immediately! Dependable person needed lor house-keeping and assist in managing at a mid-size suburban apart-ment community in Westland.
CALL - 734-729-5090
COLLECTOR - Must have 1 yr exper ience, great benefi t package. Please fax resume to Mr. James .248-543-6709
HI CITY OF LIVONIA
The City of Livonia is seeking qualified applicants for FULL-TIME PERMANENT employ-ment opportunities for the position of:
PARK MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR
(Title subject to change pending Council action)
$49,379.20-$57,595.20. Appli-cant must be a Citizen of the United States, or a resident alien with the right to work in the U.S.; and Have a Bachelor's Degree from an accredited college or university with a major in for-estry, horticulture, landscape architecture or related field and have a minimum of three (3) years of full-time paid profes-sional, administrative experi-ence directly related to park maintenance and/or forestry; OR have an Associate's Degree from an accredited college or university in forestry, horticul-ture, landscape architecture or related field and have a min-imum of six (8) years of full-time paid professional, administrative and managerial experience directly related to park mainte-nance and/or forestry; OR have an equivalent combination of experience and education. [ One (1) year of experience may be substituted for one (1) year of related college education]. An applicant must have a minimum of eight (8) years of full-time paid professional, administrative and managerial experience directly related to park mainte-nance and/or forestry; and pos-sess and maintain a valid Michigan's driver's license. Apply in person no later than 5:00 p.m., Tuesday, July 31, 2001.
APPI Y AT-Livonia City Hall
Civil Service Dept. 3rd Floor
33000 Civic Center Dr. (5 Mile & Farmington Roads)
Livonia, Ml 48154 (734) 466-2530 Office Hours
8:30a.m,-5:00p.m.
NO RESUMES ACCEPTED Equal Opportunity Employer Male/Female/Handicapped
CLEANING TECHS Needed for fire/water restoration co. Experience preferred but will train. Good driving record a plus. Benefits and wage negotiable. Apply at 12282 Woodbine, Red-ford or call 313-541-2100
CNC MACHINIST POSITIONS Horz, Vert Mill 3, 4, 5 Axis, EDM, Jig Grind. The areas most advanced prototype shop looking for area's highest skilled workers. Delta Research, 32971 Capitol Rd. Livonia, 734-261-6400.
Fax: 734-261-0909
COLLECTOR POSITION for mortgage company experi-ence helpful. Will train. Full-time, full benefits. Flexible hours. Fax resume to 248-355-0589
or E-mail resume to [email protected] Or call 248-355-1200 for appointment
iy . Field Measurements & Cus-tomer Relations For Commercial Glass Co, , P.O. Box 51922 ECC, Livonia, Ml 48151-0922.
A CLEAN-CUT Builder's Assistant. Some expe-rience & heavy lifting. Brighton/ Ann Arbor/Livonia areas. Up to $12/hour, 810-632-6757
CONSTRUCTION COMPANY seeks experienced Dozer, Exca-vator & Truck Drivers. Top pay & benefits. Yr. round work avail-able. Call: 248-426-0855.
CONSTRUCTION One of Southeastern Michi-gan's fastest growing builders is seeking experienced Con-struction Superintendents/ Project Manager to oversee multiple sites. Must have a minimum of 3 yrs. residential construction experience. Fax resumes to 248-324-2066,
Attn: Construction
CONSTRUCTION Quality production homebuilder seeks field individual to inspect quality construction during all phases. Must be DETAIL-ORIENTED! Degree and inspec-tion background a plus. Must have own transportation. Pay commensurate with experience. Mail resume to: PO Box 308, New Hudson, Ml 48165 or fax: 248-684-9722.
CONSTRUCTION Quality homebuilder seeks detail-oriented, sharp, experienced Superintendent for Oxford/Ann Arbor area. Construction, Archi-tecture, or Engineering degree a plus. Must have own transporta-tion. Pay commensurate with experience. Mail resume to PO Box 308, New Hudson, Ml 48165 or fax: 248-684-9722.
CONSTRUCTION Quality homebuilder seeks detail-oriented, sharp, experienced Superintendent for Oxford/Ann Arbor area. Construction, Archi-tecture, or Engineering degree a plus. Must have own transporta-tion. Pay commensurate with experience. Mail resume to PO Box 308, New Hudson, Ml 48165 or fax: 248-684-9722.
CONSTRUCTIONswim pool gunite workers, CDL, experi-ence useful, year round, bene-fits, call Jon or Jim 313-274-7795
CONTROLLER Technology related distributor & service co. has opening for hands on controller. Responsibil-ities include mult i office accounting reporting system billing, accounts payables & receivables, internal controls, establishing service department productivity reporting and spe-cial accounting projects. Posi-tion reports to president. Send resume to: Box #1159 Observer & Eccentric Newspapers
36251 Schoolcraft Rd. Livonia, Ml 48150
CONTROL PANEL WIRE PERSON - Full time. Experience preferred. Health, vision, dental & 401k available. Fax resume to: 248-473-6656 or mail to: Aggressive Systems Inc., 24361 Indoplex Cr., Farmington Hills, Ml 48335, or call 248-477-5300.
COPIER SERVICE TECHNICIAN
Minimum 3 yrs. exp. $12-$15 per hour. (248) 352-4510
COUNTER SALES Part-time. Must have experience in lumber and building materials. Work includes some yard work and light driving. Chauffeurs license a plus! Call Sam Roberts
at Lumber Mart Inc. 734-453-7300 or 734-320-2561
CPA Ann Arbor CPA firm seeks expe-rienced CPA. Good salary & fringe benefits. Flexible work schedule. Send resume to: Loy, Hartley & Co., 2211 Jackson
Rd., Ann Arbor, Ml 48103
I Help Wanted General
LIVONIA INSURANCE AGENCY
Personal Lines Customer Service Rep
Exp., license preferred. Willing to train.
Competitive salary & benefits. For appt call Mon-Fri. 10-4pm.
(248) 477-6565,
Customer Assistance
$9-$13/HR (Average Earnings)
Immediate Permanent Posi-tions! American Blind & Wall-paper Factory has limited opportunities for Inbound Telesales Representatives In Plymouth and Ster l ing Heights. No cold Calling! Our customers call us!.
We Offer: *Wage Guarantee •Full & Part Time *Paid Training *Full Benefits Incl. 401k •Advancement Opportunities 'Business-Casual Dress We also have CUSTOMER SERVICE openings for our call center in Plymouth.
Call Today!
1-800-346-0599 Mon-Fri. 8am-5om.
American Blind and Wallpaper Factory
^ ^ d e c o r a t e t o d a y j c o r r ^ ^ ^
CUSTOMER SERVICE-DISPATCHER
ALBIN BUSINESS CENTERS
Full time position. Requires good phone skills to answer cus-tomer and technician calls. Some computer background helpful. Entry level. Benefit package. Fax resume to Mark Trumminello @ 248-478-4276.
CUSTOMER SERVICE REP Inside sales & order processing for multi-location flooring distrib-utor, seeks an outgoing, highly motivated individual w/gooa communication skills & must be computer literate. Full benefits & 401K package. Send resume
Attn: Keith Sommers Erickson's Flooring & Supply
1013 Orchard St. Ferndale Ml, 48220.
Fax: 888-543-9663 Keith @ Ericksonsfloors.com
Customer Service Manager
Join our team managing this large, 22-doctor, veterinary referral and emergency hospital in Southfield. We seek a man-ager experienced in customer service and personnel manage-ment to direct our reception area and share hospital management duties with our three other man-agers. Medical, veterinary or hospitality experience a plus. Please fax or email your
resume: Melissa Burns. Fax: 248-354-6566.
Email: [email protected].
Customer Service/ Coordinator
CUSTOMER SERVICE REP/ PRODUCTION
COORDINATOR: Busy Print/Copy Center seeks personable, organized individual for customer service and pro-duction coordination. Bright smile, positive personality, results-oriented attitude a must! Good opportunity for growth in excellent working environment. Two years printing/copy industry experience required. Will train-on computerized estimating and production control system. Call Tom at (248) 476-8130 or fax resume to (248) 476-1947
DALE INDUSTRIES, INC., a major manufacturer of
iroducts with Corporate headquarters located in
Dearborn, Michigan, is looking for experienced, motivated
team players to fill the following positions:
First & Second Shift General Foremen (m/f)
To supervise roll form production and operations,
hourly employees, and management personnel.
Should be familiar with roll form and cut off presses.
Roll Fo rm Set -up Person Familiar with Yoder and
Tishkin roll form lines and cut off press operations.
Dale Industries, Inc. offers a full benefits package including
medical, denta!, vision, and life insurance, paid holidays, paid vacations, 401 (k) plan
and pre-paid legal plan.
Please send resume including salary requirements to:
Attention: Cynthia Rancour Human Resources Dept. 6455 Kingslev Avenue
Dearborn, Ml 48126 No phone calls please
DANCE INSTRUCTOR 1 to 2 nights/wk. Experience in at least 2 dance forms: jazz, tap, ballet, hip-hop. 313-565-3600
DELIVERY DRIVERS Am shift, VA to 2 hours, 7 days per week. No billing, no col-lecting. Earn over $550. mo.
Call: (313) 565-9122
DIECAST MACHINE Operator, experienced, full time. Aluminum exp. a plus. Please fax resume to: (810) 247-4698 or call
(810) 247-2100
Sunday, Ju l y 1 ,2001 O&E
j r n Help Wanted Ueneral
Classifications 500 to 500 (*)3G
DESIGN ASSISTANT Downtown Birmingham
Full-time opportunity with bene-fits for talented and dynamic individual in distinctive new showroom featuring fine archi-tectural kitchens and cabinetry. CAD and hand drawing skills required. Estimating experience preferred. (248) 203-2050
DIETARY MANAGER Full time position available. Experience in long-term care. Must have knowledge of food and good people skills. Farmington Health Care Center 248-477-7373 fax 248-477-2888
DIRECT SUPPORT Work for one of Metro Detroit's 101 Best and Brightest Companies!!!
Our agency provides the highest quality of care to
people with developmental disabilities. Full-time/part-
time openings in our Oak-land County group homes
w/starting pay that CAN'T be beat: $9.50/hr trained
(w/great benefits for full-time)
Apply at JARC 30301 Northwestern Hwy.
Suite 100 Farmington Hills, Ml 48334
or fax resume to:
DIRECT CARE Excellent resume builder in Human Service area. Mental Health/Psy/Social Work students or caring, dependable people to work w/mentally ill adults in a S.I.P. program. M.O.R.C. trained preferred. Fuil & part time, mid-nights & weekends. Medical benefits. Maria: 248-477-6044.
DIRECT CARE, part-time. Will train. Westland area.
Call Laurice. 734-595-3253.
DIRECT CARE STAFF For day & afternoon shift at our lovely group home in Plymouth. $7.30-$7.80/hr. Call Ruth:
(734) 420-0876
DIRECT CARE STAFF To assist two men with disabili-ties Nine Mile & Farmington Rd area. $7.30-$7.80. Call Neva at: (248) 477-5209
DIRECT CARE STAFF For afternoon & midnight shift in lovely group homes in Dearborn Heights & Garden City. Call: Stephanie (313) 274-1890 or
Garin (734) 458-5178
DIRECT CARE STAFF To assist two women with phys-ical disabilities with daily living in Livonia afternoon/midnight shift. $7.30-$7.80. Call Alexis at:
(734) 464-0781
DIRECT CARE STAFF Now hiring part-time & full-time, afternoon & midnights in Canton. Starting $7.46/hr. Call
734-394-5620. DIRECT CARE STAFF
Dependable & serious for full & part-time positions in Livoriia with Everest, Inc. Eligible for 100% company paid benefits in 30 days. Certification through CLS preferred, but will train. Call for immediate interview, Mon-Fri, 10am-2pm: 734-524-1361
DIRECT CARE STAFF Will train qualified persons to work in the care giving field. $7.70-$8.20 hourly wage with excellent. benefits. Call pro-grams lisVed below:
LIVONIA 734-522-6428 734-591 -9239 248-478-3856 248-474-6996
734-591-0272
REDFORD 313-535-8605 313-255-7639 WESTLAND 734-467-5667 734-513-5347
ROMULUS 313-255-6295 734-942-1959
W A Y N E 734-721-8419
Flexible Part Time Positions, $9 Per Hour
For further information call 313-255-6295
DIRECT CARE - Work with people with developmental dis-abilities in community homes in Wayne County. Must be 18; diploma/G.E.D; Michigan driv-er's license; CLS. IncJMORC training preferred but will pay for training. Call: (734) 728-4201.
DISTRIBUTION COORDINATOR
A fast paced aerospace com-pany is in need of an entry level distribution coordinator. Must have good communication skills, be computer literate and have the ability to learn and work with others. Excellent opportunity for growth ifi a modern state of the art facility. Please send resume or apply In person to:
Moeiler Mfg. 30100 Beck
Wixom, Ml 48393 Attn: James Lyons Fax (248) 960-1593
DOG GROOMER/FULL OR PART-TIME
Experience necessary. Very busy upscale grooming shop,
Canton. (734) 453-7711
GROWING DURABLE - Medical equipment company looking for experienced Driver for medical equipment set-up. Pay based on exp. Calf (734) 425-5637.
extra people for our other stores."
- JT. Northville
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OPERATOR SimplexGrinnell is the man-ufacturer of the state of the art monitor and control sys-tems, for fire alarm, secu-rity, sound, nurse-call and time management systems. Our need is for a talented Drafter/CAD Operator in our Livonia office.
This individual will prepare various complex electrical & mechanical drawings to include: electrical intercon-nection drawings, device circuit wiring matrixes and technical charts. Qualifica-tions Include proficiency in AutoCad. Simplex offers an excellent compensation and benefits program. Qualified applicants are asked to s u b m i t . r e s u m e t o [email protected] or mail to SimplexGrinnell, Cad Leader, 36141 Schoolcraft Rd., Livonia, Ml. 48150 or fax: (734) 432-3440
EOE M/F/D/V *
VENDING ROUTE DRIVER
$30K-$40K+/yr. potential Medical insurance, prescription, 401(k), etc. Must have good driving record. 734-207-8363.
Driver
CDL - A & B DRIVERS
Fortune 100 SYSCO Food Services has fuil time openings for CDL A & B delivery drivers. Position is full time; all routes are local. Starting rate: $15.00 per hour with company paid bene-f i t s a n d a n n u a l increases. Must be phys-ically fit & able to lift heavy items on a repeti-tive basis..To arrange an interview, CALL (734) 397-7697 or (800) 366-3577. EOE M/F/D/V.
DRIVER/ EQUIPMENT OPERATORS
Growing service business seeks motivated individuals to operate company owned equipment, night shift, including weekends. Full time. Excellent benefits, 401K, overtime. $10-$12/hr. entiy level. Will train. Clean driving record a must. Previous equipment related experience a plus. A drug free workplace.
Call Mon-Fri., 8-5 313-937-7933 Redford.
DRIVER, F/T For auto parts warehouse In Farmington Hills. Benefits. Pleasant atmosphere. Call 248-471-4340 x.200 9am-1pm.
DRIVER NEEDED for tri-axle dump. Must have class A CDL and good driving record. Exec, pay w/OT. Call
(248) 668-9800
DRIVER needed OTR, also owner-operators. Good pay. 2-3 yrs. exp. 734-522-4127
DRIVER OTR Express Leasing seeking owner/ operators & co. drivers. 48 states & Canada. H Ehdoraement required. Call Jeff 800-524-3725.
Great Opportunity No Experience Necessary
Will Train National commercial laundry equipment firm seeking delivery/ installation and warehouse per-sonnel. $9.50/hr. plus benefits. Apply at: 30685 W. 8 Mile, Livonia, bet. Middlebelt & Mer-riman @ Miiburn.
A w e s o m e Oppor tun i t ies! $1,000 To $1,200 Per Week! Home Weekends/Home Nights!
No Experience Necessary! Free CDL Ucense For
Qualified Applicants! WIA Approved
Nu-Way Truck Driver Training Centers
Call Today 1^800-736-1912
7 Days A Week Pontiac, Ml.
DRIVERS Moving company looking for
CDL A & B Drivers & Helpers. (248) 442-9410.
Drivers OWNER OPERATORS * * * * * *
Churchill Transportation Is expanding. We need Owner Operators.
CALL CANDY AT 1-800-333-5555, ext. 875
DRIVERS / WAREHOUSE PERSONNEL
Must have experience with 24 ft. straight truck. CDL; good driving record required. Apply at: ASCO, 34115 Industrial Rd.,
(between Stark & Levan), Livonia or call after 9am:
734-522-6333.
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Drivers
CRST Van Expedited AND
Wayne County Community College
District
Are pleased to announce a New
Training Partnership
TUITION PAID 3 Week Truck Driver
Training Program
At the Western Campus
9555 Haggerty Road Belleville, Ml 48111
(Near i-94 and I-275)
• New classes START EVERY MONDAY
• MUST MEET CRST STANDARDS
• No credit check • Class size limited • Call Bev at WCCCD
(734) 697-5186 • Experienced Teams
and Solos -Call Jim Amross Toll Free (866) 281-5777
JOIN THE GOLD RUSH
EDUCATION FIRST!
EOE
DRIVER to deliver furniture. Full benefits. Apply at: Wm. C. Franks Furni-ture, 2945 S. Wayne Rd., Wayne. 734-721-1044
DRIVER/YARD PERSON for small construction oo. in Farm-ington Hills area. CDL required. Salary position, plus benefits. Fax resume to: 248-474-3287.
DRIVER - 2 positions available starting late Summer. One full time, 1 seasonal delivering bulk propane to residential & com-mercial accounts. Must possess CDL Class B license. Previous LPG/tank vehicle driving exp. preferred. Send resume to Braun Propane, 102 Barker Rd., Whltmore Lk, Ml 48189 or fax 734-449-9926. EOE.
DRYWALL HANGER - Helper needed &/or exp worker. Will train. Exc. growth & income. Jack after 6. 734-762-0121.
EDITOR HomeTown Newspapers is seeking an editor with excellent news judgement and editing skills complemented with dem-onstrated leadership abilities to work in our Pinckney office. Can-didates must possess a bache-lor's degree and have 1-3 years of reporting and layout experi-ence. Please submit resumes and writing samples to: Home-Town Newspapers, 323 E. Grand River, Howell, Mi 48843. Fax (517) 548-5545
All resumes must include job code: Editor
EDM POSITIONS Program set-up/operate. Mits Wire/Sinkers. Area's most advanced prototype shop looking for area's highest skilled workers. Top pay. Delta Research, 32971 Capitol Rd., Livonia. 734-261-6400. Fax:
734-261-0909.
ELECTRICAL ESTIMATOR Minimum 3 yrs. experience. Excellent salary & benefits for mid size commercial & industrial projects. Send resume to: 32940 Capital Ave., Livonia, Ml 48150.
ELECTRICIAN -INDUSTRIAL
Must have thorough working knowledge of PLC's, read ladder logic, trouble shoot and have basic hydraulic, mechanical, and pneumatic skills. Afternoon shift, excellent wage and incentive program, paid Blue Cross.
Please send resume to: ATLAS TUBE
Plymouth, Ml 48170 . FAX: 734-738-5634. „
ELECTRICIAN/JOURNEYMAN or equivalent for residential wiring. Excellent benefits.
(734)779-0000
ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN
Small manufacturing company in Plymouth looking for experi-enced individual to test/repair our manufactured products. Must have experience with test equipment, reading schematics and troubleshooting analog, dig-ital, microprocessor equipment. Full-time, benefits. Send resume to: 47650 Clipper, Plymouth, Ml 48170. Fax: 734-414-6599.
Controller The Observer & Eccentric Newspapers publishes 16 twice-weekly newspapers. Our papers are state and national award-winners and service Michigan's Western Wayne and Oakland Counties.
We are seeking a financial professionai to jo in our company as Controller. The Controller reports to the VP/COO and is,responsible for all financial operations for the corporation's largest division. Other responsibilities include financial management, financial analysis, budget development/planning for entire division, and management of 19-person department which includes accounting, payroll, credit and customer
_ service. Person must have strategic m'mdedness, be a -team player working closely w i th all department heads,
and have e I T . . ; : * . . . .
Observer & Eccentric Newspapers Human Rpsnurcfis Department 36251 Schoulcraft Road Livonia. Ml 49150
(7341953-2057 Iqorno' oe hnmecomm net
Phils? refvriw<» job code: Controller
ENGRAVER to work with computer & laser engravers. Will train. Engraving Connection, 930 W. Ann Arbor Trail, Plymouth. 734-459-3180
ENTRY LEVEL INDUSTRIAL POSITIONS
ALL SHIFTS AVAILABLE • Packaging • Assembly • Machine Operation • Warehousing • Production Line • General Labor
Most Posit ions are Temporary to Full T ime
F o r g e d INDUSTRIAL*-^ STAFFING 31835 Eight Mile Road
Livonia, Ml 48152
NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY
Applications accepted Monday - Thursday 5am to 12 midnight Friday 5am - 6pm
r ESTIMATOR/CLAIMS ^ ADJUSTER
We are a rapidly growing dynamic restoration Com-
pany seeking a highly qual-ified individual with the
following skills and Experience:
• Exp. with insurance claims, assessing damages and writing estimates. • Computer Skills: Microsoft Office 200 and Xactimate exp. helpful. • Excellent Communication and organizational skills required.
Salary Commensurate with Experience & excellent ben-efits package. Please Fax Resumes to (313)277-4867
Or E-mail to [email protected]
Equal Opportunity V Employer J
ESTIMATOR Leading bui lder /developer seeking detail oriented estimator with experience in residential construction. Position is full-time, salaried, with benefits, etc. Fax resume to: 248-684-9763.
ESTIMATOR Sachse Construction & Develop-ment Corp. has been honored as one of Michigan's 100 fastest growing companies for the past two years. With our continued growth, we are seeking an expe-rienced Estimator for our Com-mercial Construction Company. You must have a minimum of 3 years experience in General Contracting estimating for projects up to 20 million dollars. Some of the skills required to ful-fill this position are as follows: Great attitude, organized, ability to interpret blueprints, knowl-edge of the construction pro-cess, a "people person", able to communicate well with clients, architects and vendors, hard working, caring and interested in working in a FAST PACED, upbeat company with GREAT PEOPLE. Excellent salary, ben-efits and atmosphere to work in. Great opportunity to get in with a growing and exciting company! Send your resume to Estimator, 31700 Middlebelt Rd., Suite 165, Farmington Hills, Ml 48334.
EXPERIENCED ROOFER WILL pay cash. Someone who can do shingles, tear-offs and torch down. Call Tom Mitchell
(810) 420-4542
FASHION SHOW PARTICIPANTS
Guaranteed income. Will train qualified candidate. Start immedi-ately. Southfield. 248-262-6801
* FIRST CAREER $25 - $32 K
Advertising co. spe-cializing in marketing for pro sports, golf, and recreation industry has 5 immediate open-ings available. No exp. neces-sary. We offer paid training and multiple career opportunities. To schedule an appointment call:
Brittany @ 248-465-1056
FURNACE OPERATOR Positions available on all three shifts for heat treating facilities in Redford and Livonia. Duties con-sist of loading parts into furnace. No Experience needed. Training provided. $7-$8.60/hr with full benefit package. SENTECH 734-524-9165
G E N E R A L FACTORY LABOR
Full-time positions for heavy industrial work at a custom labo-ratory counter-top manufacturer. Some heavy lifting may be required.
Apply at: 8464 Ronda Dr. Canton, Ml
GENERAL HELPER General grounds help/light apt. help. Transportation helpful. Detroit 313-341-2466 Farmington 248-851-0111 Westland 734-425-0052 Bloomfield Hills 248-642-6220
Help Wanted GeneF|d
GENERAL LABOR " An opening at a small manufac-turing company. Start at $8.50 per hour with a pay increase after 90 days. Good fringe bene-fits. A physical with drug testing will be required. Apply at:
34483 Glendale, Livonia. • (off Stark between
Plymouth Rd & Schoolcraft)'
GENERAL LABOR/ ASSEMBLY
Looking for serious workers.for light assembly. We offer full time long-term employment. Start $10/hr. with scheduled pay raises & benefits. Drug screen required. 20775 Chesley Drive, Farmington. 248-478-7788
GENERAL LABOR/DRIVER f
Shop experience preferred!!" Chauffer's license required. Call Bi l l be tween 9-10:30ar f t '
313-278-9500
GENERAL LABOR
Positions at $11/hr. Established. company looking for full-time production employees. Ideai candidates will be dependable^, flexible, self-motivated individ-uals with production experi-ence. Full benefits including dental, medical, holidays, vaca-tions, sick days and 401K. Must pass physical and drug screen^ Apply in person at: PDC Glass
of Michigan, 300 Dunn St. „ Plymouth, Ml 48170
or Fax resume to: 734-354-0310
GENERAL LABOR Shipping/Receiving to $14/hr. Data entry & computer skills .
Benefits when hired direct Electronic Assemblers $10/hr>
All Shifts/Temp to Perm Production $7/hr.
ARBOR TEMPS 734-459-1166 :
GENERAL MANAGER
The Courtland Center Mall, located in Flint, Ml is seeking a General Manager to manage The day to day operations of the small shopping center. The ideal' candidate will have a minimum; of one year experience as &• management trainee or in a comparable position; strong math and analytical skills; the ability to guide, motivate and develop subordinate personnel. Must also be able to work flex-ible hours. Interested candidates please forward resumes to:
Forest City Enterprises Dept. of Human Resources
50 Public Square, Suite 1026 Cleveland, Ohio 44113
Fax 216-263-4808 [email protected]'
EOE Drug Free Workplace"^
GLAZIER - forcommercial glass. & door repair • Redford area.: BOARDING. - Glazier needed for emergency boarding & door repair. (313-381-1^94 Mon.-Fri.)
GOT TALENT? Yram Management looking for professionai talent: R & B, rap, gospel, jazz, actors, actresses, etc. Only serious need apply...
Fee required. (248) 663-3494 Ask for Mary, web: yram.mlcronpcweb.com .
email: [email protected]
GRAPHIC DESIGNER Creative team environment in
Northville. Must know Mac Illustrator, PhotoShop, Quark.
Please call: 248-347-3355. •
Great 2nd Income Earn approx. $165 to $175 per week working 2 hours per day as an independent delivery agent for USA TODAY in the North Livonia area. Mon-Fri only, no weekends or holidays. ^ , Must be dependable with reli-able, insured vehicle, d r i ve r ^ license, and good credit. ,, ,5
Call 800-778-5266 ext 235 " (24 hrs/day) •
GROUNDSKEEPER .«? & SKILLED MASON:«
Cranbrook Educational Commu-V. nity is seeking full-time individ-7
uals in its Facilities department!" GROUNDSKEEPER needed fofc year-round maintenance of> Cranbrook's 315 acre campus.-* Includes mowing, edging, fertil-f izing, irrigation, snow and rc%". removal. HS diploma or GED; 3%, yrs. experience, and valid Mta driver's license required. $12.05/' -hr. SKILLED MASON needed t& maintain, repair & install brlctC.. mortar, stone walls, coping,,-cement and plaster in a historic cally sensitive environment. HS^ diploma or GED, state license of journeyman card, and valid-, M ich igan dr ivers l i c e n s e required. $17.46/hr. Both posi-tions have full benefits thaf: include pension plan. Please1
stop by to complete an applica-tion or mail resume to Cran-. brook Human Resources, 38ft , Lone Pine Rd., Bloomfield Hills,?r Ml 48304, or fax (248)'« 645-3014. Call (248) 645-3161;' for more details.
Cranbrook is an Equal Opportu- J nity Employer and strives to pro-,, vide a work environment ttlcrt& welcomes diversity. » -
CARRIER NEEDED
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W-50 • Hawthorn from North End to Warren • Standish from Wi ldwood to Hawthorn • Majestic from Wi ldwood to Hawthorn
• Globe from Eimwood to Ford • Ford from Newburgh to Wilmer
W-120 • Fairchild from Gloria to Hubbard • Avondale from Gloria to Hubbard
W-121 • Fairchild from Dorr to Venoy • Avondale from Hubbard to Venoy
W-123 • Birchwood from Hubbard to Venoy • Grandview from Hubbard to Venoy
W-213 Wilmer from Ford to Elmood
Contact Home Delivery Manager Jim Hertford 734-953-2X38
4G(*) Classifications 500 to 500 O&E Sunday , J u l y 1, 2001
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G R O U N D S PERSON Dependable person needed for ou ts ide ma in tenance / land-scaping for apartment commu-nity in Deabom Hgts. Flexible hours, seasonal full or part time
CALL (313) 274-4765
Grounds Person Full time position at apartment community. Must have good transportation, be reliable. Great job for someone who likes to work outdoors.
Apply In person at Aldingbrooke Apartments on Drake Road, North of Maple
Road in West Bloomfield.
GUTTER INSTALLERS/ SERVICEMEN
Gutter Installers for rapidly growing co. in Wixom. Exp. pre-ferred, will train right person. Also need experienced field ser-vice men. Exc. wages. Benefits after 60 days. Please call 248-669-0660
DESIGNERS/NAIL TECHS Busy Canton salon seeks moti-vated professional to join our team. Aggressive growth & income potential. Fax resume to 248-669-8285 or call Donna
734-981-5811
HAIR CARE Want a career in Cosmetology? john ryan assoc. is now accepting applications for our 2 yr. apprenticeship program. Also licensed Cosmetologist positions available. Call 800-552-4870
Hair Dresser 's Assistant Full & part time available for motivated professional. Great pay & opportunity. Call Kathy
248-642-2882
HAIR STYLIST $15/hr. guaranteed. Full or part-time. Day or night shift. Busy Canton salon. 401 (k), paid vaca-tion, flexible schedule, no Sun-days. 734-459-5528
HAIR STYLIST/BARBER Full/part-time. Mainly walk-ins. Livonia area. Contact Don, Share Our Hair 734-524-9016
HAIR STYLIST Great commission. Apply within: 40400 5 Mile Rd., Plymouth or call Susie (734) 420-7800
HAIR STYLIST NEEDED Great working atmosphere in busy Brighton salon. Competi-tive pay. Sherrill
(810)225-4247
HAIR STYL ISTS NEEDED How would like to work 1-2-3 days a week and make great money! Fantastic Sam's located in Westland is now hiring.
Call Steve Today 734-595-6003
Hotel
H ILTON G A R D E N INN P L Y M O U T H
A great place to work! Now Hiring:
Experienced Line Cook Front Desk Agents
Night Auditor & P.M. Van Driver. Excellent Benefits / Pay!
Will train! Please apply in person at:
14600 Sheldon Road (corner of Sheldon & M-14, across from the Ford Assembly Plant)
H6USECLEANERS WANTED-$7 hr. Work weekdays only. For i n te rv iew ca l l Johnson 's Cleaning Service 734-591-6320.
Housekeeper Full time position at upscale apartment community in West Bloomf ie ld for clubhouse, models and vacant apartments. Includes health, dental and 401k benefits. Apply in person:
Aldingbrooke Apartments on Drake Road,
North of Maple Road.
HOUSEKEEPERS Hunters West Apartments of Westland is hiring full time housekeepers to clean hallways, common areas and assist in keeping the community beau-tiful. Must be hardworking & dependable. Benefit package includes health, dental, 401k & p a i d v a c a t i o n s . C a l l
734-721-2500
HOUSEKEEPERS/ LAUNDRY AIDES
Waltonwood senior apartment community; in Rochester Hills is seeking friendly outgoing per-sonnel to fill full-time ana part-t ime pos i t ions . Full t ime employees eligible for dental and medical insurance. Must have reliable transportation. Homemakers, retirees, and col-lege students welcome. E.E.O. Apply in person at 3250 Walton Blvd, Rochester Hills, Ml. (between Adams & Squirrel Rd.)
Help Wanted General
HOUSEKEEPERS - Part-time. Apply in person at: American House, 14265 Middlebelt Rd., Livonia. (734) 261-2884.
HOUSEKEEPING Full-time for nursing home in Northville. Will train the right person. Easy work, flexible hours. Good start ing pay w / b e n e f i t s . C a l l A n n i e , 248-349-4290, 11am-5pm.
HOUSEKEEPING MANAGER
& HOUSEKEEPERS Waltonwood of Canton seeking friendly outgoing staff personnel for our senior apartment commu-nity in Canton. Full and part-time positions. Full time employees eligible for medical and dental insurance. Must have reliable transportation. E.E.O. Send resume or apply in person. 2000 Canton Center Rd., Canton, Ml. 48187. (east side of Canton Ctr, Rd., south of Ford Rd.).
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DENMARK A leading Michigan furniture retailer for over 30 years is looking for responsible, self-motivated individuals for our main warehouse. We offer competitive wages & com-pany paid benefits after 90 days: health, dental, vision, and life insurance. Plus 401K, paid vacation, holi-days, and profit sharing! Positions available in the following areas:
DRIVERS STOCK/DELIVERY
HELPERS FURNITURE
ASSEMBLERS Experience preferred, but will train the right person. These positions are at our main warehouse in Roch-ester, which Is relocating to Holly in Fall 2001.
Apply in person Mon-Sat 10AM-5PM
893 S. Rochester Rd. . Rochester, Ml 48307 . \ (248) 651-9430 /
Human Resources Generalist
Growing manufacturing company Is seeking gen-eralist with strong experi-e n c e in b e n e f i t ' s administration, payroll processing, recruiting, and training. Bachelor's degree in HR or related, and 2+ years of experi-ence required. Forward resume with salary expectations to: HR GENERALIST, P.O. Box 701220, Plymouth, Ml 4 8 1 7 0 , o r F a x 734-416-3810. E.O.E.
HUMAN RESOURCES Wayne staffing firm. You must enjoy pedple & computer work. Any staffing or college experi-ence are pluses. Competitive wage + full benefit package. FAX resume: 734-467-1638 Attn: BC33
HVAC & APPLIANCE REPAIR SERVICE TECHS
Experienced. Good pay & good benefits. Ask for Rick (734) 432-0572.
HVAC Blue Dot Services, a growing national provider of HVAC, plumbing & electrical services seeks experienced commercial installers to join our busy mechanical division. We offer an outstanding compensation and benefits package as well as incredible career opportunities for motivated individuals. Please fax resume to Paula at (313) 562-4182 or apply in person at Blue Dot, 2581 Trowbridge, Ink-ster, Ml. EOE/AA
HVAC COMMERCIAL ESTIMATOR
call 1-800-245-9080.
HVAC Duct Work Installers
New Construction. Top pay, benefits. 734-655-1360
HVAC INSTALLER/SERVICE Health, 401K. Holidays. Vaca-tion. Good wages. Experience
Call (248) 685-1517
HVAC INSTALLERS For commercial work, benefit package, call
1-800-245-9080.
HVAC S E R V I C E P E R S O N For commercial work. Experi-enced only need apply. Min-imum 3 years. $20/hour plui benefits. Call 1-800-245-9080
Help Wanted General
HVAC/ SHEET METAL SALES Farmington Duct work manufac-turer seeks a Sheet Metal HVAC Estimator / Salesperson. Knowl-edge of rectangular & round sheet metal for the HVAC industry and use of Quickpen a plus but not required. Company willing to train. Salary negotiable plus bonus incentive, dental, vision & healthcare plan. Fax resume to John: 248-615-8801
INFORMATION & REFERRAL SPECIALIST Seeking full-time person with Gerontology degree or equiva-lent for entry-level position pro-v i d i n g i n f o r m a t i o n a n d assistance to older adults. Com-puter experience and knowledge of community resources for seniors essential. Excellent interview, communication and telephone skills required. Must have strong writing skiiis. Excel-lent benefits and working condi-tions. Submit resume with cover letter to: HR Coordinator - Job 584, Area Agency on Aging 1 -B, 29100 Northwestern, Suite 400, Southfield, Ml 48034.
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INSIDE HELP - For commercial laundry. Part time. Good pay. Will train right person. Leave message. 734-729-4740.
INSIDE SALES/ SALES TRAINEE
Immediate opening for entry level position for road construc-tion equipment distributor. Send resume: Colweli Equipment Co., Inc. Attn: Sales Manager, PO Box 87157 Canton Ml 48187
INSPECTOR 3 TO 5 yrs. experience. Must be able to read technical drawings, ability to inspect close tolerance components, have good knowl-edge of Inspection Gages, MICS, Calipers, Inicators, etc. Must have good knowledge of C.M.M. Please send resume to:
Moeller Manufacturing Co. Inc. ATTN: Mike Kramer
30100 Beck Rd. Wixom, Ml 48393
FAX: 248-960-1593
INSTALLERS Siding, window, roofing. Own tools. Busy year round, imme-diate pay, immediate jobs.
Call Joe, (734) 341-5095.
INSULATION INSTALLERS
Experienced or will train. Manda-tory valid drivers license. Top pay, over-time, benefits and 401 (k). Apply at:
FiberClass Insulation 29769 Anthony Dr., Wixom, Ml
or call 248-669-0660
I N S U R A N C E Commercial and Personal Customer Service Reps,
Experienced Only Fees Company Paid Ann Bell Personnel
24044 Bingham Pointe Dr. Bingham Farms, Ml
48205-4348 (248)540-3355 Fax 540-8165
Insurance NORTHVILLE A G E N C Y
Seeking a Personal & Com-mercial Lines CSR with 2+
yrs. experience. 248-349-5533 ext 29
INSURANCE PERSONAL Lines Customer Service Rep needed for Insurance Agency in Novi. Insurance experience required. Excellent working environment & benefits. Call Theresa at (248) 380-6190 or visit.
www.nustar-ins.com
INTERIOR ARCHITECT /DESIGNER
Experienced person wanted for upscale residential interiors firm. Must be capable of construction supervision, project manage-ment, design and execution of interior millwork packages and custom furnishings as well as client sates and communication. Must be design obsessed, self-motivating, able to work on mul-tiple projects simultaneously. Send resume to Interior Archi-tect Position 320 E. Maple Rd. PMB 315, Birmingham, Ml 48009.
CLEANERS Evenings. Plymouth area. Earn $9/hr & up. (734) 482-1800
JANITORIAL CLEANERS NEEDED
Eve 5pm-9pm Mon. - Fri. 734-254-0860.
JANITORIAL Full or Part time Eves.
Northville (810) 759-3700
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JANITORIAL Office cleaning evenings. Part-time. Canton or Dearborn areas. Call between 10am-3pm:
734-425-2610
JANITORIAL Part time opening at Westside auto dealership. Seniors wel-come. Flexible hours. Contact Peter Battle at Pat Milliken Ford, 9600 Telegraph Rd., Redford.
JANITOR- part/full time. Mon-Fri. day and evening shifts avail-able. $8/hr. to start. Must be at least 18. Drugscreen and police background check required. EOE call 734-254-5407.
JANITORS/OFFICE CLEANING NEEDED IMMEDIATELY
Early evening office cleaning. $7/ hr. + benefits. Full/part-time. C a n t o n / P l y m o u t h / L i v o n i a / Belleville. (800) 387-4516
JEWELRY / GIFTWARE MANAGER/BUYER
This position requires experi-ence in buying and selling jew-elry and collectibles. Supervisor status will advance to manager within 6 months. Duties include hiring, scheduling, buying, dis-play, selling and all around knowledge of the field.
Salary and bonus program. Blue Cross, life insurance, paid vaca-tion and holidays with a long term Detroit area retailer. Send resume to: Box #1175
Observer & Eccentric Newspapers
36251 Schoolcraft Rd. Livonia, Ml 48150
L A B O R E R S Experience with asphalt paving a plus. Call John, 734-542-6005.
LABORERS - Exp. gutter installers $10-$18/hr. + overtime. Benef i ts, bonus incentive. A v e r a g e 50 h r s . / w k . 734-374-2100. 13400 Huron, Taylor.
LABORERS for underground construction. Wages negotiable. Benefits after 1 year. Apply at: 28541 Reynolds, Inkster (S of Michigan Ave, W of Harrison)
ESTIMATOR NEEDED for com-mercial/residential landscape co. Must be exp. Apply: Crlmboli Nursery, 50145 Ford Rd., Canton or call: 734-495-1700.
LANDSCAPE FOREMAN
Should have experience in all aspects of grounds mainte-nance, equipment, and crew leadership. Excellent opportu-nity. Benefits available. Fuil time, year-round. Start today! Please call anytime.
(734) 427-0030
LANDSCAPES & Maintenance positions available at F.J. LaFontalne & Sons. Must be 18 to apply. 248-477-9695.
LANDSCAPE SOD Crew Man-ager/foreman wanted. Must be self-starter & motivated indi-vidual with leadership skills. Experience required. $13-$18/ hr. Please call 734-748-2040
LAUNDRY/HOUSEKEEPING PART Time Float Apply in Person Marycrest Manor 15475 Middlebelt Livonia, Ml 48154
734-427-9175
LAWN SERVICE - Landscape & Sprinkler Foreman & Laborers wanted. Competitive wages, plus bonuses paid to foreman for running crews. Southfield based co. 248-354-3213 or 248-866-0283.
LEAFGUARD Earn $35,000-$50,000 installing LeafGuard gutters. Must have construction experience and be drug-free. For additional infor-mation call 734-947-9000
ROYAL OAK leasing office, Full or part-time.
Leasing or maintenance. Call Steve (248) 549-5500.
LEASING A G E N T for Livonia-Plymouth area apart-ment complex. Experience pre-ferred. Full time with benefit package. 248-477-6"448. EOE.
LEASING CONSULTANT Part Time Weekends
Apt. Community in Westland 734-422-5411
L E A S I N G C O N S U L T A N T S&S Services seeking depend-able,'professional, and orga-nized individual for office position. Customer Service skills a must. Part time. $7.50/hr. Must work some weekends. Contact Pamela at: (734)451-5213.
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* LEASING CONSULTANT
Luxury apt. community needs top notch
leasing people. Must have excel-lent closing skills. For immed. consideration, fax resume: 248-348-0271 or call 248-348-7870.
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A growing Livonia based industry leader in Accounts Payable and Business Pro-cessing Outsourcing ser-vices, currently has the following positions available: «Accounts Payable Clerks -Must have 1+ yrs. accounts payable exp. (invoicing, coaing, purchase orders, expense reports, 10 key cal-culator, & data entry' « Customer Service Must have previous phone customer service experience. Some accounts payable knowledge highly desired
«Data Entry Operators (night shift only) 11,000+ KSPH • Mail Sorter - Must have cor-porate office internal mail sorting & stamping exp. « General Office Clerks -Prior invoice batching and sorting experience • Scanning/Image Operator (night shift only/full-time) Successful candidates must be able to work in a fast-paced team environment and have excellent communica-tion and organization skills. Flexibility to work mandatory overtime is required. We offer competitive benefits for fall-time and part-time staff. Send resume including salary history to:
Box #1178 Observer & Eccentric
Newspapers 36251 Schoolcraft Rd.
Livonia, Ml 48150.
MACHINE MAINTENANCE TECH
Repair & maintain machines for
Plastics company. $13-$16/hr. CS Group - Fax: 248-340-9222.
Email: [email protected]
MACHINIST with EDM experience helpful. Air conditioned shop in Novi.
Call 248-344-4080
ROYAL OAK leasing office, Full or part-time.
Leasing or maintenance. Call Steve (248) 549-5500.
MAINTENANCE ASSISTANT Responsibilities include: Gen-eral maintenance & repair. Metro Detroit area company is accepting applications for the position of Maintenance Assis-tant. Employees work full time and receive benefits to include paid time off, medical, dental, and 401k. Please send resume to:
Laura Richards P.O. Box 267
Southfield, Ml 48037
MAINTENANCE & GROUNDS
Luxury Novi Apartment Commu-nity currently has positions avail-able for qualified maintenance and grounds personnel. Excel-lent pay and benefits including: Life, Health, Dental and 401K. Please call 248-344-9966 or fax resume to 248-344-4350.
MAINTENANCE/ HANDY-MAN
Established company in Ply-mouth area seeking individual for general maintenance. Ideal candidates will be mechanically inclined and have basic under-standing of electrical and pneu-matic systems. Troubleshooting and fabrication skills are a plus. Full-time position with full ben-efit package including 401K.
Apply in person: PDC Glass 300 Dunn St., Plymouth, Ml
or Fax resume 734-354-0310
MAINTENANCE Luxury apartment community in Novi seeks experienced indi-vidual w/HVAC certification. Min-imum 5 yrs, exp. required.
APT. PREP General maintenance & apt. prep. Three years exp. required.
Competitive wages. Call: (248) 348-7870 or
fax resume: (248) 348-0271.
MAINTENANCE P E R S O N For general maintenance at mid-size apartment community in Westland. Full-time, live on-site. Must be dependable
CALL - 313-274-4765
MAINTENANCE PERSON: high volume theatre, seeking handy person to maintain building. Mul-tiple tasks including, light painting, electrical equipment repair and maintenance. Livonia area. 734-542-3191.
MAINTENANCE PERSON For an apt./offlce building in Bir-mingham. Excellent salary & ben-efits plus family Blue Cross. Must have experience and excellent references. Contact Libby, Mon-Fri 9-5. (248) 645-1191
MAINTENANCE PERSON for senior high rise. We offer good pay, free uniforms and benefits. Must be dependable with the ability to work around a wide variety of residents. Willing to train the right person. Apply at Carpenter Place Apts., 3400 Carpenter Rd., Ypsiianti Mon.-Fri. 9-4pm. EOE
MAINTENANCE POSITION for apt. community in Southfield. Full time with health - dental, 401k benefits available. Experi-ence preferred or will train.
Call Paragon Properties Ask for Richard
248-646-9600 • ext 329
MAINTENANCE POSITION Full time, Farmington Hills. References. Please call Larry 9am-4pm at (248) 474-2131.
Maintenance Services Technician
Customer service oriented indi-vidual needed for property main-tenance position. Duties include routine building maintenance such as changing fiorescent light bulbs ana ceiling tiles, assisting with snow removal, detailing vacant space, assisting with construction punch list items. Knowledge and skiiis in commercial building systems including HVAC, plumbing and electrical helpful. Must have valid drivers license. Salary dependent upon experience.
Send resume to: Liberty Property Trust
26957 Northwestern Hwy #140 Southfield, Ml 48034
An Equal Opportunity Employer
500 Help Wanted General
MAINTENANCE TEAM at 12 Oaks Mali needs a new member. Exp. in building main-tenance, plumbing, carpentry and/or electrical necessary. High emphasis on customer ser-vice in a shopping center envi-ronment. Some weekends & midnights. Starting wage $13/ hour. Health insurance & 401K. Applications at Information Center or Management Office. EOE
MAINTENANCE TECHNIC IAN
for apartment complex in Novi & South Lyon area. Experience preferred. Full time with benefit package. 248-349-8200. EOE
MAINTENANCE TECH & SUPERVISORS
needed. Excellent pay. Bonus program, medical/dental, vision, 401 (k). 248-559-1110 or fax resume to: (248) 559-5002,
MAINTENANCE TECH Southfield Property Manage-ment company has full-time openings for various locations.
lust have 2 years experience in heating, electrical, plumbing, & be A/C certified. Benefits. EOE For central division fax resume
10 248-352-2837, or call Farmington Hills 248-851-0111
Maintenance Technician
Large apartment community in West Bloomfield seeks reliable and knowledgeable individual with maintenance experience. Includes excellent health, dental and 401k benefits. Fax resume to 248-661 -3246 or apply in person at Aldingbrooke Apartments on Drake Road, North of Maple Road.
MAINTENANCE TECH
SRI/Surgical Express has an immediate opening for a Mainte-nance Technician for first shift. Duties include preventative maintenance and machinery repair. Electrical/mechanical experience a plus. Must have valid drivers license and trans-portation. Apply to: 39120 Webb Drive, Westland, Ml 48185. Fax 7 3 4 - 5 9 5 - 7 6 4 4 . C a l l 734-595-7359 between 9 & 5.
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M A N A G E M E N T TRAINEE TO $30Kyr.+ immediate benefits including tuition reimbursement. Become a Loan Officer in Con-sumer Finance. Fast Advance-ment to Management. Degree or some College plus Sales experi-ence of any kind essential.
EMPLOYER PAYS FEE Employment Center Agency
(248) 569-1636
MANAGER, SUPPLY CHAIN
Textron Automotive Co., a $2.92 billion business segment of Tex-tron Inc., is a global leader in the design, development and supply of automotive instrument panels and cockpits, interior and exte-rior trim, fuel systems, and auto-motive functional components.
The primary responsibilities are development of policies and pro-cedures for the operations of the logistics and transportation func-tions, plan and direct activities to best utilize resources and per-sonnel to achieve short and long term inventory, materials and overall supply chain. Provide centralized focus by leveraging volumes and efficiencies in and between Individual plants. Design, execute & negotiate car-rier contracts. Qualified candi-dates will possess a BS degree in logistics or related field with 8-12 yrs of transportation and logistics related exp. in materials management, inventory & JIT operations in a mfg environ-ment, automotive preferred. Textron also provides an exc. compensation and benefits package including health and dental insurance, company-matched 401k, pension plan, and more. For consideration, please FAX or mail resumes to: Textron Automotive Company Attn: CH-MSC, 750 Stephenson Hwy., Troy, Ml 48083. Fax 2 4 8 - 6 1 6 - 5 7 4 5 e m a i l [email protected] E.O.E.
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Managed Behavioral Health Care Company in Southfield, Michigan seeks an Account Executive with a Masters degree and five years experience in the Mental Health field, including two years Managed Care experi-ence, to act as a liaison and partner with customers while being accountable for account retention, product development and growth. Position responsible to: 1) Develop and manage cooperat ive relations with employer, union and customer contacts. 2) Monitor and assure quality implementation of ser-vice contracts. 3) Meet customer-reporting needs regarding utilization, quality and financial management. 4) Serve as clin-ical consultant. 5) Plan and implement training opportunities. Candidate with organized labor experience and excellent pre-sentation skills preferred. Ability to travel required.
Please send resume to: Attn: Human Resources/DPR
One Towne Square, Suite 600 Southfield, Ml 48076.
Or Fax to: (248) 208-5112
MECHANICAL INSPECTOR Full time. All shifts available. Must be familiar with Hand tools, Mies, Calipers and Optical Com-parators. Must be able to read Blueprints and understand Geo-metric Dimensioning and Toler-ance. Excellent opportunity with benefits. Please send resume to: Human Resources, P.O. Box 701484, Plymouth, Ml 48170.
MECHANIC Exp. preferred. Brakes, exhaust, engine mechanical a plus. Com-mission. Mike. 734-522-3260.
MECHANIC HELPER For truck and trailer repair. Will need some tools. Excellent starting pay. 401K, dental & medical. Send resume to 41555 Koppernick Rd., Canton, Ml 48187.
CANTON AREA trucking com-pany needs E n t r y - l e v e l Mechanics for 24 / 7 truck inspection operation. Computer e x p e r i e n c e he lp fu l . Fax 7 3 4 - 3 9 7 - 4 7 9 2 or c a l l 734-397-7100, Ext, 1008.
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lk MECHANICS
$15/hr. Seeking experienced mechanics for tier one
supplier, 1 st or 2nd shift, 40 hrs+. Downriver
Call 248-449-9700 or fax 248-449-4455
r MECHANIC TRUCK ^ Experienced.
Paid holidays, hospitaliza-tion. Brakes, Sprinjs &
Alignment. B & L Frame V (734) 729-2222. J
MEDIA COORDINATOR
Village Green Companies, the Midwest region's leader in apartment devel-opment, construction, and management, seeks to an immediate opening for a dynamic individual to coordinate ail aspects of media for the organiza-tion's in-house advertising agency, located in Farm-ington Hills.
The ideal candidate must have 3-5 yrs of media buying and placement exper ience, including background in research and development. Candi-date must also possess strong organizational and presentation skills, and a Bachelor's degree in related field. Knowledge of ail areas of print, elec-tronic, Yellow pages, and outdoor advertising is required. Salary in the mid $30,000's, benefits, 401K and bonus opportunities available. Forward resume with cover letter to:
Village Green Companies
Attn: Director of Recruiting
30833 Northwestern Hwy. Suite 300
Farmington Hilis, Ml. 48334
Merchandisers
RETAIL SALES MERCHANDISERS
Ferrero USA, Inc. mfr of Tic Tac & Rocher seeks P/T (19 hrs./ wk.) merchandiser in Canton, Ann Arbor, Farmington Hills & W e s t l a n d a r e a s . C a l l 1-800-337-7376 ext. 7145 for details. EOE
MERRY MAIDS
FULL & PART TIME AVAILABLE
JOIN US!
Great hours, full benefits. Earn $200-$350/week.
734-458-9708 248-348-9868
METER READERS. Immediate openings, training available, paid holidays & vacations. Health insurance, 401(k) plan. Overtime available. Must have driver's license & reliable trans-portation. EOE. Call in Howell area: (517) 545-9888
MFG. ASSEMBLY TECH
Plymouth area Electronics Com-pany. $10/hr. PCS Group - Fax: 248-340-9222. Email: [email protected]
MORTGAGE CO. - In Farm-ington Hills Is seeking an indi-vidual in the insurance/servicing department. Experience a plus. P l e a s e fax r e s u m e to :
248-553-6615.
MOVERS & DRIVERS $9-$11 per hr. + tips. Full or part-t ime. Experience preferred. Westland. (734) 729-6683.
NAILS & CO. Salon opening in Canton. Now hiring Nail techs. Guaranteed wages + commis-sion. Call {734)665-7862
NAIL TECH Upscale salon in Novi has posi-tions available. Clients waiting. 248-477-9128. www.agosta.com
NEWSPAPER OPERATIONS HomeTown Newspapers, Living-ston County's daily source for local news, information and advertising is seeking qualified candidates for the following positions: Printing Press Operators: Imme-diate openings for experienced Press Operators to operate our web press. Safe clean environ-ment must be able to work a f lexible schedule including nights and weekends. Reference job code: PPO Mailroom Crew Leader: Respon-sible for directing a team through the final steps of news-paper preparation must have the ability to train, schedule and give direction, set up and operate all bindery equipment. Must be able to work a flexible schedule including nights and weekends. Reference job code: BTL Machine Technician: Respon-sible for maintaining, trouble-shooting nd training bindery ope ra to , s on mach ine ry . Machine experience on Mueller Martini Newspaper Inserter, McCain Saddle stitcher, Kirk-Rudy or Cheshire Mailers a plus. Reference job code: MT Please forward resume to: HomeTown Newspapers, 323 E. Grand River, Howell, Ml 48843, fax (517) 548-5545, email mbartiett @ ht.homecomm.net
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NO EXPERIENCE PREFERRED!
Opportunity to earn $1900.00-12900.00
Several positions in Customer Service, Product Display, and Advertising. Excellent advance-ment potential into management where our current managers are earning $40,000+. Immediate benefits and retirement. Must be available immediately.
Call for personal interview. Call 734-525-5656, or
Fax: 734-525-6285 EOE
O P E R A T O R Equipment operator for heavy underground construction firm. Full benefits and opportunity for growth. Call John, 734-542-6005.
PACKAGING/WAREHOUSE Part-time, evenings. $8.50-$8.75.
Belleville/Romulus Area. RSS- (734) 729-6420
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TRAILER U N L O A D E R S 11PM - 7AM
• $9.25 to start • $9.50 after 30 days • Weekly paychecks
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35401 Warren Road, Westland EOE/
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PAINTER - Experienced needed immediately. Must be reliable. Pay commensurate with experi-ence. Call Jim, 734-513-7519
PAINTERS EXPERIENCED Signing Bonus after 90 Days. Must have own transportation and tools. (734) 231-1902
PAINTERS NEEDED - QUALITY. 100's of buildings - great rates.
GANOS ENTERPRISES 1-800-285-0730.
PAINTERS & SUPERVISORS NEEDED for residential &
commercial work. Call: 248-568-9330.
PAINTERS WANTED for vacant apartments. 2 years minimum experience. Must have reliable transportation. (734) 467-4870
PARTS COUNTER person. Knowledge of Ford parts pre-ferred. McDonald Ford Sales, Northville. Bill Pratt
(248) 349-1400
PARTS COUNTERPERSON
Individual needs to be organized and able to handle multiple tasks. Needs to be able to com-municate clearly, handle adver-sity with a smile and dig for solutions when it seems all options have run out. Computer/ keyboard skills needed. Experi-ence in the HVAC industry pre-ferred. College degree a plus. Please send resume with salary history to CGL, Attn: B. Smith, PO Box 2970, Livonia, Ml 48151.
PARTS STORE MANAGER
Looking for a person with strong leadership and people skills. This individual needs to be orga-nized, handle multiple tasks in a timely manner, and handle adversity diplomatically. Com-puter skills with Word and Excel, 3-10 years experience in the HVAC industry. Supervisory experience and 2 or 4 year col-lege degree a plus. Please send resume with salary history to CGL, Attn: B. Smith, P.O. Box 2970, Livonia, Ml 48151.
PART-TIME HELP no exp. necessary, not sales. $6/ hr. + bonus In Plymouth office. Requires dependability and Good communication skills. 734-420-7447 Ask for Connie.
Part-time Weekend Posit ion at Newton Furniture
in' Novi. Duties include loading customer pick-ups & re-stocking sales floor, (248) 349-4600.
PAYROLL CLERK Must have bookkeep ing / accounting background with 1-3 years of prior payroll experience, knowledge of Payroll a plus. Must be able to type 45 wpm and have knowledge of payroll and personnel practices. Please submit resumes with salary requirements to: Box #5724 c/o The Livingston County Press, 323 E. Grand River, Howell, Ml 48843.
PEOPLE NEEDED NOW Permanent Positions. Start Immediately. Up To: $400/wk. No exp. needed. Benefits avail-able, must be at least 18.
Cal! 734-525-5656, or Fax: 734-525-6285 EOE
JOSTENS PHOTOGRAPHY is looking for part-time photogra-phers and assistants for the fail school season.
These are seasonal, part-time positions (mid-Aug. to mid-Dec.) Experience is not necessary. Training is paid.
Please call: 1-800-482-9360 to discuss this opportunity in greater detail.
Jostens is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
PICTURE FRAMER Opportunity in Southfield gallery. Part-time. (248) 356-5454
PLUMBER Blue Dot Services, a growing national provider of plumbing, HVAC and, electrical services seeks licensed installation and Service Piumbers. We offer one of the best compensation and benef i ts packages in our industry as well as incredible career opportunities for moti-vated individuals. Please call John at (734) 466-4029
EEO/AA
PLUMPERS & plumber appren-tices, some experience required, full time, benefits.
Call 734-595-4649
PLUMBING/HEATING WAREHOUSE ORDER
DESK We are a contractor looking for a full time individual with ware-house or field experience with
parts experience. These individ-uals will be filling orders for our
plumbing, piping and heating •ience. Thei i filling ord€
field employees from our ware-house and suppliers. Salary $16-$20. per hour. Our com-pany offers full benefits including vacation, premium fully paid health and retirements benefits. Mail resume to: Thermal Engineering Corp. 38568 Webb Drive, Westland, Ml 48185. Fax to 734-326-1177 or e-mail information to: @ thermalengineeringcorp.com
PRINTING PRESS OPERATOR
HomeTown Newspapers, the award winning, twice weekly newspaper has an immediate opening for an experienced Printing Press Operator for our web press operation. Knowl-edge for press and plate making a plus. We offer an excellent benefits package including 401 (k) and opportunities for advancement. Please submit resume with salary requirements to: HomeTown Newspapers, 1551 Burkhart Rd., P.O. Box 230, Howell, Ml 48843 EOE
500 Help Wanted Generj
PRINTING PRESS OPERATOR
Full-time day shift operator, needed to operate Heidelberg duplicator press. Must have 2 yrs. solid experience, be reliable and be able to efficiently pro-duce quality work. We offer med-i ca l , den ta l , 4 0 1 K , and vacations. Up to $15/hr. fortuity qualified operator. Call:
A L P HAG R A P H ICS-Canton 734-455-6550
PRINTING PRESS OPERATOR
West Metro Printing Co. in Livonia, seeks experienced » Press Operator for 2 Color offset • printing press, Days. Top wage, health plan & IRA. Call: Nick
734-522-0410 -
PROCESS ENGINEER -r-Aerospacecomponent manufac-' •• turer has an opening for a Pro-cess Engineer with Au tocade exp.. Manufacturing background a plus. Excellent benefits. Apply in person or send resume w/salary requirements to:
46301 Port St., Plymouth, Ml 48170; 734-459-3900
Fax: 734-459-6147 email: [email protected]
PROJECT MANAGER for Arch Equip Contractor
in Troy. Will train. Call 248-643-8890 or fax resume
to 248-643-9472. EOE
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT ft.'* LEASING. Single family residen- ,P tial. Successful growing Norths -• ville & Bloomfield company. y Excellent potential for self-, ,j starter w/real estate license. i
RICHTER & ASSOC. 248-348-5100, ext. 123. ' "
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT & LEASING. Single family residen-tial. Successful growing North-ville & Bloomfield company.-Excellent potential for self-starter w/real esiate license.
RICHTER & ASSOC. 248-348-5100, ext. 123.
PURCHASING : IMMEDIATE opening for a • Buyer with experience in pur- <. chasing electronic, hardware i and sheet metal components, t negotiating prices and evalu' .> ating vendor performance. This take charge individual will • receive a complete berjefits 'J package, which includes com- > petitive wage, holiday and vaca- ' tion, health insurance, and 401K \> profit sharing, as well as an opportunities advancement. Cat! . 734-481-2200, ext. 17 or FAX . resume to 734-481-0557, for an . appointment to join our dynamic team of professionals.
QUAL ITY I N S P E C T O R Experienced inspector of pro-.. duction parts. Must be able read blueprints and use basic • measuring equipment. Some 1
m i n i m a l r e c o r d k e e p i n g , required. Most of the time will be , spent on the plant floor. After-; noon shift (after an initial training • period on days). Competitive pay and benefits. - ''
Send resume to: ] The Durcon Co., 8464 Ronda Dr!:. Canton, Ml 48187, Attn: Ron
or Fax to 734-455-5506 or e-mail: [email protected]
RECEIVING CLERK;; Flexible hours. No evenings or ;> Sunday's. Computer experience < a plus. Great working condi- > tions. Excellent salary. . >
Call Ellen: 248-855-8855 . " Roz & S h e r m
Maple & Telegraph
RECEPTIONIST Novi men's salon. Tues-Fri., days. Chris (248) 477-9128
RESTORATION TECHS & CLEANING PEOPLE
For a growing 24 hr. emergency . restoration company. Good-wages. Full-time. Benefits after--6 mos. Must be reliable & have'' good driving record. - ' Sunglo Restoration Service-,-' 27189 W. Warren, Dearborns Heights. (313) 277-0200. E.O.E.--
RETAIL REPRESENTATIVE ^ R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Com-1"' pany, an industry leader in cort--' sumer package goods, seeks-
posi- / ve in'..'
Plymouth, areas. Responsibilities include >• calling on retail accounts, with •-emphasis on merchandising, ' displaying and advertising RJR : cigarette products. Prefer 1-2 .. years merchandising experi- >. ence. Good compensation and -benefit programs. Company vehicle provided. Applicants " should be at least 21 years o f „ age. No phone inquires or walk >< Ins accepted. Mail resume t o > R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Com---pany, 3250 University Drive," Suite 115, Auburn Hilis, M l ; 48326, Attn: Division 642823." An Equal Opportunity Employer j * M/F. ' *
'S ROOFERS/ CARPENTERS Builder seeks additional crew
for Wayne/Oakland. Experience only. Call Mike: H
1-800-982-2988 >
ROOFING HELP Will train. No crews. " >,
Own transportation a must..,* Year-round work. 313-533-5579 *'
ROOFING - SHINGLERS •« * Signing bonus. Good pay.* P lenty of hou rs . Kearnfe*, Brothers, Inc. 313-278-1184*
ROUTE DRIVER
Livonia vending company needs a
dependable, efficient route person. Good physical con-dition & driving record required. Will train - excel-lent pay, ful l benefits.
734-427-3510
Sunday, Ju l y 1 ,2001 O&E Classifications 500 to 502 (•)5G:
Retail Sales
Futl-Time/ Part-Time
Beauty Advisors Full-Time/ Part-Time
Make-up Artists
Stylish Distinct
Customer-Focused
T h e s e w o r d s p e r f e c t l y describe Lancome beauty products - and Laricome Beauty Professionals.
As the personality in front of our products, your style, charm, and ability to educate customers will be at the heart of your success in selling some of the world's most pres-tigious beauty products. And, your ability to advance will be limited only by your own energy and ambition.
Full- and part-time opportuni-ties are available at various locations throughout the Detroit metro area offering flexible hours, an excellent salary plus commission and generous benefits, including paid training and incentive programs. For consideration, please fax your resume to:
(248) 548-5378. EOE M/F/D/V.
LANCOME SALES/COUNTER HELP Salary + commission, medical dental & 401k. Will train. Apply in person, Anderson Paint, 33523 8 Mile, Livonia.
Schoolcraft College Livonia, Ml 48152
http://www.schoolcraft.ee. m i. us
RESEARCH ASSISTANT
Schoolcraft College is looking for an applicant to fill our research assistant position. The applicant wilt be able to provide professional skills and knowl-edge to assist In the analysis of research and development under the direction of the execu-tive director of grants and research.
Minimum qualifications are receipt of an Associate degree or equivalent of experience in social science, education, com-puter information, or business with an emphasis on quantita-tive methods; experience with microcomputer systems and software; and proven written and oral communications skiiis. Additional qualifications include experience in application pro-gramming SPSS statistical soft-ware, interpreting statistical data and independently constructing reports; familiar with state reports including the Community College Data System and IPEDS; expe r i ence with research project director and coord inat ion and market research; experience working within committee structures; and experience in page composition for survey deve lopmen t reports.
Interested applicants please call (734) 462-4405 ana leave a message including your com-plete name, address and phone number; an application will be mailed to you. Applications, with a copy of college transcript included, must be received in Human Resources by no later than 5:00 p.m. on Friday, Juiy 13, 2001.
It is the policy of the Board of Trustees of Schoolcraft College not to discriminate against any person on basis of race, creed, color, sex, age, marital status, handicap and/or national origin.
SEAMSTRESS/ MENDER
SRI/Surgical Express has an immediate opening for someone tcpatch/mend linens. Prior exp. required. DRUG-FREE, AIR CONDITIONED ENVIRON-MENT. Full-time, days. Apply to: 39120 Webb Drive, Westland, Mi 48185, Fax: 734-595-7644, Call: 734-595-7359 between 9 & 5.
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SRl/SURGfCAL EXPRESS'
SECRETARY Excellent opportunity for highly skilled secretary to vice presi-dent/general counsel in elec-tronic manufac tur ing co. Candidate must type 65wpm, be proficient in the use of MS-Word & Excel & have excellent lan-guage skills. Excellent salary & benefits. If this professional, multi-tasking position interest you, send resume to: EDP Co., 36704 Commerce, Livonia, Ml 48150 or, fax: 734-591-7852
SUPERVISOR : $10.71/hr.
Must have 5 yrs. of supervisory experience. Must possess administrative skills.
SECURITY OFFICERS NEEDED FOR LIVONIA AREA AFTERNOONS
QUALIFICATIONS: Must have high school diploma/ GED, no criminal history, val id Michigan drivers license, 3 years full time work experience and pass a pre-employment drug test. BENEFITS INCLUDE: Major medical (free), 401 (k) with matching fund, tuition reim-bursement, paid vacation after 1 yr. Free uniforms. Also full-time positions avail-able for the Sterling Heights, Auburn Hills, Southfield, Detroit and Troy areas.
Call GUARDSMARK For information or
interview toll free at: 1-888-489-1880.
; SERVICE ADVISOR Large Metro Ford dealer. Experi-ence required. Full benefits/ 401K. Contact Tim,
; (313) 846-5000 ext. 270.
'SHIPPING & RECEIVING Forklift driving, sweeper/utility responsibilities. Full time days. Apply at 13050 Inkster Rd., S. of
Help Wanted General
SECURITY OFFICERS DK Security is seeking depend-able individuals who are ready to join a winning team, Part-time, 3rd shift position available for an account in Western Wayne County. Starting pay from $9.00/hr. Uniforms pro-vided. All shifts must be willing to work some week-ends.
Please contact John at 734-451-5986
for more information
SECURITY POSITIONS FULL & PART-TIME
IN METRO DETROIT AREA • Must be at least 18 yrs. old • Pass drug screen &
background check • Dependable transportation • Flexible schedule
WE OFFER: • Paid holidays & vacations • Health, dental life insurance • Competitive salary. For interview appt. call Terry
at 248-569-9051 or fax resume to 248-569-9245
S e c u r a t e x
SERVICE TECHNICIAN - To repair Xerox printers & copiers at customer locations. Good customer skills a must. Net-working exp. preferred, but will train. Full or part time positions available. Call 734-416-3333 or fax resume to: 734-416-5933.
SHOP/DRIVER Person over 21 to work in shop & occasionally drive truck. Health insurance included. Apply: 26789 Fullerton, Redford, E. of Inkster between Plymouth & Schoolcraft. 313-592-3190
SHOP' LABOR - Hard working dependable person needed for steel fabrication shop in Livonia. Benefits. (734) 953-8887.
SIDING INSTALLERS/ SIDING CREWS
Experienced crews or individual needed, will train the right person. Also need experienced field service men. Rapidly growing co. in Wixom. Excellent wages. 248-669-0660
SIGN D E S I G N & P R O D U C T I O N Creative positions available with growing national company. Computer graphic knowledge he lp fu l . Novi area. Cal l 248-449-1990 for an interview or fax resume to: 313-563-3092.
SIGN DESIGN & PRODUCTION
Creative positions available with growing national company. Computer graphic knowledge helpfu l . Novi area. Cal i 248-449-1990 for an interview or fax resume to 313-563-3092.
Social Work Independent Living
Services Coordinator JARC, a progressive agency serving people with develop-mental disabilities, is searching for a dynamic individual to coor-dinate services for people with mild to severe disabilities & to supervise staff. Supervisory experience required; experi-encing managing a 24-hour pro-gram helpful. Master's degree preferred. Great salary & bene-fits. Send resume and cover
letter to: JARC 30301 Northwestern Hwy.
Suite 100 Farmington Hills, Ml 48334
or fax (248) 538-6615
SOUTHFIELD BASED construc-tion company looking for respon-sible, hardworking individual capable of performing th&'fol-lowing; Truck driving of light duty vans, sweeper, building mainte-nance, vehicle upkeop and some janitorial work. Hours are 6:30am to 3pm, Mon. thru Fri. 30 to 40 Hr. workweek. Must be capable of obtaining a Chauf-feurs License. Rate of pay to start at $12 per Hr., Union bene-fits and Insurance after 60 days.
If interested, contact the Nelson Mill Co., 248-354-8200
STEEL INDUSTRIES, INC.
INDUSTRIAL SHOP HELP
Growing Steel Processing Co. seeks hard working individuals to join our Team. Candidates should have manufacturing or warehouse experience. Entry level positions available with room of unlimited growth. We are willing to train the right people. Day and afternoon shifts available. We offer a competitive salary and benefits. Apply in person Mon.-Fri., 9am-4pm @ 12600 Beech Daly Road, Redford - south of I96 on the east side of the road.
No Phone Calls.
STOCK ROOM/ WAREHOUSE HELP
D.O.C. OPTICS has entry-level positions available in our stock room and shipping department. Candidates must be multi-task oriented and possess good cus-tomer sen/ice skills. Full time positions with excellent benefits, Call 1-800-289-3937 ext 368, fax resume to 248-353-4171 or
email resume to careers @ docoptics.com.
SURVEYOR Familiar with mortgage surveys only. Louis Cantor Company.
888-559-7840
SURVEYOR'S HELPER Light outside work.
Full-time. Call (248) 559-7840
TEACHER ASSISTANT
A child development center in the Redford/Livonia area is looking for teacher assistants for a 5:30am-2pm shift. Must have: a CDA, or one year of college with one year of child care expe-rience, or a high school diploma with two years of child care experience. The position offers $8.50/hour with benefits. Call 313-255-8791 or fax resume to 313-255-8799.
TEACHERS & AIDES New Child Development
Center Opening Fax or mail resumes to:
Educate Our Kids P.O. Box 401050
Redford, Ml 48240 (313) 861-9304
TELEMARKETING Part-time, Evenings, $10/Hr.
Call (734) 525-5656
T E L L E R Fuil time for credit union in West-land. Computer experience, good communication skills, pleasant attitude, self motivated. Experience preferred, not required. Knowledge of CUPS a bonus. Competitive pay, bene-fits. Fax resume with salary requirements to: 734-728-4749, Attn: Shane, or mail:
1747 S. Newburgh Westland, Ml 48186
No phone calls.
TRAVEL AGENT - Corp./Sabre exp., part/full time, pleasant work place, up to $11/hr., plus if quali-fied. Westland. 734-729-1400.
Help Wanted General
THEATER MANAGER WANTED
Immediate opening for both manager and assistant manager at local movie theater. Theater experience helpful but not nec-essary as we wiil train. Good pay and benefits. Fax resume to Attn: Ed at 313-846-4330
TRUCK T I R E S E R V I C E
Experienced truck tire techni-cian. Must have drivers license. Good pay & benefits. Apply in person
B E L L E TIRE 12606 N Inkster Rd
313-937-0400.
* TRAVEL AGENTS for growing Brighton business, Apollo & computer experience helpful. Benefits/incentives. Fax
(810) 225-6114
TRAVEL CONSULTANTS No exp. necessary, will train friendly, confident, sharp individ-uals to sell vacations using proven telephone sales tech-
c o m m i s s i o n s . D e a r b o r n . 313-278-4100 www.goymt.com
TRUCK DRIVER CDL Class A l icense, local, home nightly, competit ive wage & benefits. Call 248-474-9826
TRUCK DRIVER - Steel Great pay, hours and benefits. Exp. only. Contact Metal Sales
248-668-6700.
TRUCK DRIVERS WANTED-WILL TRAIN Must have chauffeurs license, reliable transportation and know Tri-county area. Apply in person Mon-Fri, 10-4: 953 Manufac-turers Dr., Newburgh/Cherry Hill area, Westland.
TRUCK DRIVERS .32® - . 3 6 0 p e r m i l e
for a l l m i l e s NEW R O U T E S A D D E D ! CDL, Class A required. Regional & local delivery. Home weekly and week-ends. Mi leage pay for all miles. .32c - .36$ per mile based on experience, plus stop pay, delay pay, layover pay. Paid hourly when local. Benefits available including health insur-ance, 401K, vacation, life, dis-ability, uniforms, etc.
Apply in person: D e L A L L O ' S
6519 H ix R o a d Westland, M l 4 8 1 8 5
TRUCK DRIVER/WAREHOUSE Construction co. needs person to organize & maintain equip-ment, drive m e d i u m stake trucks. CDL required - insur-ance. Wixom area.
(248) 669-2500
VIDEO PRODUCTION ASSISTANT
Entry Level for Community and Public Access TV. Must be experienced in studio produc-tion, remote production, non-linear editing and l ighting. Must be able to work f lexible hours, including evenings and week-ends. B.S./B.A. or equivalent desirable. Salary: $20,000 -$24,000 w/benefits. Apply by 7/13/01 to:
SWOCC/INFO TV-12 24021 Research Dr.
Farmington Hills, Ml 48335 [email protected]
Equal Opportunity Employer
W A R E H O U S E C L E R K
A fast growing leader in the bar code data collection industry is seeking an experienced Ware-house shipping and receiving clerk in our Brighton facility. This person will be responsible for nands-on activity to ensure accurate and timely shipments, proper handling of returned goods and accurate records. We require 1-3 years of related experience and general com-puter skiiis.
We offer a competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package. Please send your resume, including salary history, or you may apply in person at:
Human Resources Lowry Computer Products, Inc.
7100 Whitmore Lake Road Brighton, Ml 48116 Fax (810) 227-8155
[email protected] EQUAL OPPORTUNITY
EMPLOYER
W A R E H O U S E HELP N E E D E D
A major transportation company, which supports the atuomotive industry, is seek ing quality dependable individuals for the spen following position.
• Dock Worker-Must possess 1 year Hi-Lo experience, and valid state ID/driver's l icense.
If you possess the necessary experience we wou ld like to hear from you. We offer a com-petitive wage a n d benefits package. If interested, please call:
800-635-1032 Ask for Ken or Rick
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W A R E H O U S E R E C E I V I N G
Looking for full-time, high energy individuals to work in the receiving in a fast pace ware-house. Starting pay $8/hr. with review & benefits after 90 days. Great hours: 6:30-3. Call
Jeff septer. (248) 348-7050
China X & Gifts
W A R E H O U S E
Storage equipment manufac-turer looking for dependable person to oversee warehousing and shipping opertions. Respon-sibilities inc lude sh ipp ing , receiving & related paperwork. Must have lift truck experience. Immediate position available. Call, fax or send resume to:
SPM-Attn: Personnel, 11844 Hubbard
Livonia, Ml 48150 Phone: (734) 523-9070 Fax: (734) 523-9071.
WELDERS for largest awning co. in US. Pay top dollar. 401K. Produc-tion bonuses. Great benefits.
Call 734-422-7110
We always find the best stuff
in our HomeTown
Computer/Info, Svstems
NETWORK ADMINISTRATOR Fast growing company looking for a Network Administrator. Net-work consists of (15) NT, 4.0, 2000, and Unix servers. Approx-imately 50 Win 9x clients. Knowl-edge of router and firewall configuration is essential. Good pay and flexible hours. Send resume to: P. 0. Box 510257, Livonia, Ml 48154. Or e-mail
resumes to ndntadmn @ hotmait.com.
Help Wanted-ee Clerical
ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS
Full time. Will train. Clerical skills required.
O ' C o n n o r Chiropractic 16771 Middlebelt, Livonia
(734) 422-7755
ACCOUNTING/ ADMINISTRATIVE
Qualified person should possess knowledge of A/R, billing, dis-patch & nave some background in Excel/Word. Also should be motivated & willing to assume a diverse range of responsibilities in a fast-paced environment. Competitive wages & benefits.
Call 734-591-3310 or Fax resume to:
Quality Heating & Cooling, Inc.
734-591-5545
ACCOUNTING/ OFFICE MANAGER
$16+/hr, 12-16 hrs/wk, 3-f-days/ wk. Small business at Farm-ington & I-96 (Livonia). Must have experience w/accounting software & accrual accounting. MS Office plus general office s k i l l s . Fax resume to 734-367-0431 or email to jobs @ mobile-inteliigence.com
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE person needed for a medical equipment company located in L i von ia . Knowledge of Peachtree software helpful, will train. Mail or fax resume to Metro Medical Equipment, 12985 Wayne Rd„ Livonia, Mi 48154. Fax: 734-522-9380
ACCOUNTS RECEIVEABLE
position available in Walled Lake Distributing
company. Previous experi-ence, good computer and
interpersonal skills required. Full-time position including benefit package. Contact Linda at Hansen
Marketing Services I (248) 669-2323 J
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
Excellent opportunity to join a growing organization. Technical Center for a global Tier One automotive supplier has an immediate opening for a detail-oriented, organized individual with excellent computer skills using packages such as MS Word, Excel and PowerPoint. Lotus Notes experience is also required. Must possess demon-strated experience in compiling reports and/or presentations using these packages. The selected candidate will receive a competitive salary and compre-hensive benefits including med-ical, dental, paid vacation and holidays. To apply contact:
James Thornley
AWA 14933 Keel Street
Plymouth, Ml 48170 [email protected].
Administrative Assistant Positions $9-13/hr.
Livonia, Novi, Farmington area. Call today 734-261-3830
Spherion
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT/ PROFESSIONAL secretary. 1 person CPA firm & 1 person law firm in Plymouth Canton seeking individual to answer phones and input data. 734-459-6480.
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT $39-$42,000 - Major consulting firm. 5 yrs exp. in a professional services company. Microsoft Office. 810-772-6760. Snelling Personnel Services.
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT to $15/hr.
Benefits when hired LEGAL SECRETARY Criminal/Workers Comp.
$12-$15/hr. Temp to Perm P/T or F/T available
ARBOR TEMPS 734-459-1166
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
To support staff of busy Pension/ Investment firm,. Must be com-puter literate, multi-task w / g o o d organizational skills. Pleasant environment w/excellent bene-fits. Fax resume to Celia:
(248) 647-4073
Help Wanted-ce Clerical
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
Administrative Assistant needed for busy office. Excellent com-puter and customer service tele-phone skills necessary. Send resume with salary requirements to Personnel Department, 3883 Telegraph Road, Suite 100, Bloomfield Hills, Ml 48302 or fax to (248) 642-6741.
Administrative Assistants needed for Area's Leading Home Builder. Candidates must possess: • Strong Clerical/Computer
Skiiis • Outgoing personality • Able to conduct small
presentations . • Salaried position with
benefits • Immediate Openings Fax resume and earnings history to: (248) 641-3999
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
Headquarters of multi-state operation seeks assistant for HR Department. Responsibilities wiil include maintenance of com-pany contracts, insurance poli-cies, bonding and licensing for all locations as well as general clerical duties. Previous exp. helpful but not required. Candi-date should have exc. communi-cation skiiis, attention to detail, multi-tasking ability and be com-puter literate.
Send resume to: Supervisor of HR
P.O. Box 707 Southfield, Ml 48037-0707 An Equal Opportunity Employer
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT needed-Ardesta is more than |ust a company; we're an industry accelerator for micro-systems. We're building an out-standing corporate and business development team in Ann Arbor, and are currently looking for a high energy individual to serve as Administrative Assistant. Must have exceptional organiza-tional skills and attention to detail, strong Microsoft office suite computer skills, profes-sional phone manner and an in depth understanding of office processes. We offer a competi-tive salary and comprehensive benefit package. For consider-ation, place rax resume with salary history to: 734-994-1554 o r e - m a i l t o : [email protected] EOE
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
Customer service oriented pro-fessionai needed to assist prop-erty management staff with various duties including drafting and proofreading correspon-dence, reviewing A/R and GL reports, organizing tenant events, and general office duties such as copying and filing. Will also assist tenant services staff answering incoming calls, pre-paring work orders, maintaining vendor files. Experience with MS Word and Excel required.
Send resume to: Liberty Property Trust
26957 Northwestern Hwy Suite 140
Southfield, Ml 48034 An Equal Opportunity Employer
r ADMINISTRATIVE/ CLERICAL POSITION
for Plymouth based organiza-tion. The ideal candidate will have 2+ years experience in an administrative role. The position is part time (20-30 hours a week). Must be profi-cient in Microsoft Windows applications including MS Word, MS Excel, and some basic Desktop Publishing experience. Send resumes in care of:
Human Resource Supervisor
E & E Manufacturing 300 Industrial Drive Plymouth,Ml 48170
Fax: (734) 451-6414 . Email: [email protected] .
ADMINISTRATIVE CLERK
VILLAGE OF FRANKLIN seeks full time administrative clerk. Good fringe benefits available. Desired skills include working knowledge with the following software programs: Word 97, Windows 98, Excel, and Front Page. Resumes may be sent to Village Administrator, Jane DiSessa at 32325 Franklin Road, Franklin, Ml 48025 or by FAX at (248) 626-0538. For additional information, please call Ms. DiSessa at 248-626-9666.EOE
BOOKKEEPER/ ACCOUNTANT
3-5 Years experience. Must know Quick Books. Fax resume to attention Barry 248-968-5456
Administrative Positions
Mail Clerk Busy mai i room needs p e r s o n t o s o r t i n c o m i n g m a i l , opera te postage meter a n d i n s e r t i n g m a c h i n e , m a i n t a i n i nven to ry of office supplies, a s s i s t s h i p p i n g a n d rece i v i ng d e p a r t m e n t and back-up s w i t c h b o a r d . H i g h s c h o o l d i p l o m a or equivalent, PC sk i l l s , exce l lent o r g a n i z a t i o n a l sk i l l s and the ability to l i f t up t o 4 0 Ibs. requ i red .
Administrative Assistant T h i s posi t ion is a combinat ion o f s w i t c h b o a r d a n d a d m i n -is t rat ive responsibilities. Du t i es va ry da i l y a n d i n c l u d e ass is t ing various departments t h r o u g h o u t t he b u i l d i n g as needed. Strong PC skills, i n c l u d i n g P o w e r P o i n t , L o t u s Notes, Word and Excel, a n d m i n i m u m 3 years ' a d m i n i s -trat ive*experience required.
Customer Service Representative
You ' l l be responsible for o r d e r p r o c e s s i n g f r o m rece ip t o f o rde r t o delivery of product t o o u r c u s t o m e r s , i n c l u d i n g p rov id ing price quotations, re tu rn a u t h o r i z a t i o n s a n d expedi t ing. Excellent te lephone sk i l l s , a t t en t i on t o de ta i l , exper ience with e-commerce a n d re la ted co l lege deg ree requ i red.
W e of fer a comprehensive bene f i t s package i n c l u d i n g tu i t i on assistance. To app ly , please send r e s u m e t o : Henkel Surface Technologies, Attn: H u m a n Resources -LW, 32109 Stephenson Hwy. , Madison Heights, M l 4 8 0 7 1 . Fax: 248-589-4837. Emai l : h s t . r e s u m e ® h s t n a . c o m . Learn more a b o u t us at: w w w . h s t n a . c o m . Equal Opportunity Employer.
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ADMINISTRATIVE/ RECEPTIONIST
Opportunity in a top rated com-pany in Farmington Hills. =riendly business casual envi-ronment seeks personable indi-vidual to handle phone lines and perform clerical duties. Begin-ning skills in Word a plus. Excel-ent salary and benefits!
ADMINISTRATIVE/ RECEPTIONIST
Opportunity in a top rated com-pany in Farmington Hills. =riendly business casual envi-ronment seeks personable indi-vidual to handle phone lines and perform clerical duties. Begin-ning skills in Word a plus. Excel-ent salary and benefits!
ADMINISTRATIVE/ RECEPTIONIST
Opportunity in a top rated com-pany in Farmington Hills. =riendly business casual envi-ronment seeks personable indi-vidual to handle phone lines and perform clerical duties. Begin-ning skills in Word a plus. Excel-ent salary and benefits!
Busy investment advisory firm seeking file clerks. Flexible schedule, part-time or full-time available. Benefits available with full time hire. Fax Resume to (248 642-6741 or call Sherry at (248) 642-6640 ext. 121.
ADMINISTRATIVE/ RECEPTIONIST
Opportunity in a top rated com-pany in Farmington Hills. =riendly business casual envi-ronment seeks personable indi-vidual to handle phone lines and perform clerical duties. Begin-ning skills in Word a plus. Excel-ent salary and benefits! GENERAL OFFICE HELP
Full or part-time. Experience in accounting & computer. South-field. Call (248) 352-4510
GENERAL OFFICE HELP Full or part-time. Experience in accounting & computer. South-field. Call (248) 352-4510 (248)344-6700 Fax(248)344-6704
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GENERAL OFFICE HELP Full or part-time. Experience in accounting & computer. South-field. Call (248) 352-4510 (248)344-6700 Fax(248)344-6704
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Part-time, entry-level I M I position to answer
phones 248-546-4400.
A U T O DEALERSHIP Suburban Collection is currently accepting applications for experienced:
NEW/USED CAR COSTER • Compute the cost and gross
profit for all New/Used car deals daily
• Process ail incentives/ rebates/EP paperwork
• Report ail vehicles sold to factory
• Reconcile all relevant schedules
• Calculate all salesmans commissions
We offer a professional working environment, competitive salary, 401K, paid holidays and vaca-tions, and the opportunity to advance within the largest d e a l e r o r g a n i z a t i o n in Michigan. Send resume in strict confi-dence to:
Suburban Collection P.O. Box 8065
Novi, Mi 48376-8065 Attn: Joan Ryan
248-427-7972 248-427-7973 FAX
- GENERAL OFFICE Part-time, entry-level
I M I position to answer phones 248-546-4400.
A U T O DEALERSHIP Suburban Collection is currently accepting applications for experienced:
NEW/USED CAR COSTER • Compute the cost and gross
profit for all New/Used car deals daily
• Process ail incentives/ rebates/EP paperwork
• Report ail vehicles sold to factory
• Reconcile all relevant schedules
• Calculate all salesmans commissions
We offer a professional working environment, competitive salary, 401K, paid holidays and vaca-tions, and the opportunity to advance within the largest d e a l e r o r g a n i z a t i o n in Michigan. Send resume in strict confi-dence to:
Suburban Collection P.O. Box 8065
Novi, Mi 48376-8065 Attn: Joan Ryan
248-427-7972 248-427-7973 FAX
LEASING AGENT Part-time. Experience preferred.
Call Margaret, 8:30am-4pm for appt. (734) 427-1997.
A U T O DEALERSHIP Suburban Collection is currently accepting applications for experienced:
NEW/USED CAR COSTER • Compute the cost and gross
profit for all New/Used car deals daily
• Process ail incentives/ rebates/EP paperwork
• Report ail vehicles sold to factory
• Reconcile all relevant schedules
• Calculate all salesmans commissions
We offer a professional working environment, competitive salary, 401K, paid holidays and vaca-tions, and the opportunity to advance within the largest d e a l e r o r g a n i z a t i o n in Michigan. Send resume in strict confi-dence to:
Suburban Collection P.O. Box 8065
Novi, Mi 48376-8065 Attn: Joan Ryan
248-427-7972 248-427-7973 FAX
LEGAL CLERK Full time position in Detroit law firm. Transportation needed. Send resumes to: 535 Griswolc St., Suite 1330, Detroit, Ml. 48226.
A U T O DEALERSHIP Suburban Collection is currently accepting applications for experienced:
NEW/USED CAR COSTER • Compute the cost and gross
profit for all New/Used car deals daily
• Process ail incentives/ rebates/EP paperwork
• Report ail vehicles sold to factory
• Reconcile all relevant schedules
• Calculate all salesmans commissions
We offer a professional working environment, competitive salary, 401K, paid holidays and vaca-tions, and the opportunity to advance within the largest d e a l e r o r g a n i z a t i o n in Michigan. Send resume in strict confi-dence to:
Suburban Collection P.O. Box 8065
Novi, Mi 48376-8065 Attn: Joan Ryan
248-427-7972 248-427-7973 FAX
LEGAL Integrity and 35 years of service is why the best
law firms in the area trust us - you should too, For secretarial job placement, permanent & temporary.
HILLSTROM & ROSS AGENCY, INC.
CALL: 248-626-8188 FAX: 248-626-8434.
A U T O DEALERSHIP Suburban Collection is currently accepting applications for experienced:
NEW/USED CAR COSTER • Compute the cost and gross
profit for all New/Used car deals daily
• Process ail incentives/ rebates/EP paperwork
• Report ail vehicles sold to factory
• Reconcile all relevant schedules
• Calculate all salesmans commissions
We offer a professional working environment, competitive salary, 401K, paid holidays and vaca-tions, and the opportunity to advance within the largest d e a l e r o r g a n i z a t i o n in Michigan. Send resume in strict confi-dence to:
Suburban Collection P.O. Box 8065
Novi, Mi 48376-8065 Attn: Joan Ryan
248-427-7972 248-427-7973 FAX L E G A L S E C R E T A R Y
Dynamic Farmington Hills law firm is seeking an experiencec legal secretary. The ideal candi-date will have at least 3-5 years litigation experience; knowledge of criminal and domestic law a plus. Computer proficiency is necessary. This is an excellent opportunity with a competitive salary offered. Forward your resume in confidence to: [email protected]
LEGAL SECRETARY Experienced, for Madison
Heights law firm. Call Office Manager at: (248) 543-8300.
A U T O M O T I V E CASHIER wanted-Must be willing to work Mon 12-9, Tues-Fri 9-6. Benefits after 90 days. Apply In person at Gordon Chevrolet 31850 Ford Rd. Garden City. Any questions call 734-458-5282.
L E G A L S E C R E T A R Y Dynamic Farmington Hills law firm is seeking an experiencec legal secretary. The ideal candi-date will have at least 3-5 years litigation experience; knowledge of criminal and domestic law a plus. Computer proficiency is necessary. This is an excellent opportunity with a competitive salary offered. Forward your resume in confidence to: [email protected]
LEGAL SECRETARY Experienced, for Madison
Heights law firm. Call Office Manager at: (248) 543-8300.
B O O K K E E P E R Farmington Hills business seeking individual for full time bookkeeping and clerical work. A qualified individual will be able to type invoices & create Word & Excel documents. Fax or mail resume to:
Shindel, Scheuer & Rock, CPA, PC, Attn: BW
30230 Orchard Lake Rd #250 Farmington Hills, Ml 48334
Fax: 248-855-4192
L E G A L S E C R E T A R Y Dynamic Farmington Hills law firm is seeking an experiencec legal secretary. The ideal candi-date will have at least 3-5 years litigation experience; knowledge of criminal and domestic law a plus. Computer proficiency is necessary. This is an excellent opportunity with a competitive salary offered. Forward your resume in confidence to: [email protected]
LEGAL SECRETARY Experienced, for Madison
Heights law firm. Call Office Manager at: (248) 543-8300.
B O O K K E E P E R Farmington Hills business seeking individual for full time bookkeeping and clerical work. A qualified individual will be able to type invoices & create Word & Excel documents. Fax or mail resume to:
Shindel, Scheuer & Rock, CPA, PC, Attn: BW
30230 Orchard Lake Rd #250 Farmington Hills, Ml 48334
Fax: 248-855-4192
LEGAL SECRETARY Experienced. Full time for smal Troy firm. Windows 98, Corel WP8, timeslips, QB. Fax resume to: (248) 816-9415
BOOKKEEPER UP to trial balance. Experi-ence with Creative Solutions
a plus. (734) 513-3900
LEGAL SECRETARY Experienced. Full time for smal Troy firm. Windows 98, Corel WP8, timeslips, QB. Fax resume to: (248) 816-9415
BOOKKEEPER UP to trial balance. Experi-ence with Creative Solutions
a plus. (734) 513-3900
Legal Secretary Established, AV rated Southfielc law firm seeks experiencec Legal Secretary to join genera negligence team. Must have 3+ years litigation experience excellent grammar, writing anc organization skills. Competitive salaries with top law firms. MS Word experience. Forward resume/salary require-ments to: Administrator-Lega Secretary Position, PO Box 222 Southfield, Ml 48037-0222.
fax (248) 746-2760 e-mail: [email protected]
BOOKKEEPING ASSISTANT
CPA firm seeks Full Time person to perform basic accounting work for one of our clients. Duties will include data entry, handling foot invoices, trace and foot expense reports, credit card reports and create purchase orders. Qualifications: B o o k k e e p i n g and bas ic accounting experience and good general office skills. Send resume to: Human Resources Manager, Zaienko & Associates, P.C., 26211 Central Park Blvd., Suite 220, Southfield, Ml 48076, or fax to 248-357-5926.
Legal Secretary Established, AV rated Southfielc law firm seeks experiencec Legal Secretary to join genera negligence team. Must have 3+ years litigation experience excellent grammar, writing anc organization skills. Competitive salaries with top law firms. MS Word experience. Forward resume/salary require-ments to: Administrator-Lega Secretary Position, PO Box 222 Southfield, Ml 48037-0222.
fax (248) 746-2760 e-mail: [email protected]
BOOKKEEPING ASSISTANT
CPA firm seeks Full Time person to perform basic accounting work for one of our clients. Duties will include data entry, handling foot invoices, trace and foot expense reports, credit card reports and create purchase orders. Qualifications: B o o k k e e p i n g and bas ic accounting experience and good general office skills. Send resume to: Human Resources Manager, Zaienko & Associates, P.C., 26211 Central Park Blvd., Suite 220, Southfield, Ml 48076, or fax to 248-357-5926.
LEGAL SECRETARY - For Southfield insurance defense firm. Must have at least 5 yrs legal exp. with strong computer skills. Excellent wages & bene-f i t s . Fax r e s u m e to 248-358-0761 or call Office Manager at 248-358-4490
C a r e e r Oppor tun i t ies Harper Associates represents many diversified corporate cli-ents who rely exclusively on our company for their permanent staffing needs. Openings for Executive Assistants, Administra-tive Assistants, Office Managers, Receptionists & Executive Secre-taries. Let us represent you! Fax resume: 248-932-1214 or call Gloria/Alicia 248-932-1176.
LEGAL SECRETARY - For Southfield insurance defense firm. Must have at least 5 yrs legal exp. with strong computer skills. Excellent wages & bene-f i t s . Fax r e s u m e to 248-358-0761 or call Office Manager at 248-358-4490
C a r e e r Oppor tun i t ies Harper Associates represents many diversified corporate cli-ents who rely exclusively on our company for their permanent staffing needs. Openings for Executive Assistants, Administra-tive Assistants, Office Managers, Receptionists & Executive Secre-taries. Let us represent you! Fax resume: 248-932-1214 or call Gloria/Alicia 248-932-1176.
LEGAL SECRETARY for Farmington Hills workers compensation law firm. Inter-esting work, congenial atmo-sphere, outstanding benefit package. Microsoft word 97 Salary commensurate with experience. Send resume to Charfoos, Reiter, Peterson Jones, Dorland & Herbert, P.C. 30500 Northwestern Highway Suite 200, Farmington Hills, Michigan, 48334-3179 or cal Cathi Garner @ 248-626-7300 or e-mail your Resume to
LEGAL SECRETARY for Farmington Hills workers compensation law firm. Inter-esting work, congenial atmo-sphere, outstanding benefit package. Microsoft word 97 Salary commensurate with experience. Send resume to Charfoos, Reiter, Peterson Jones, Dorland & Herbert, P.C. 30500 Northwestern Highway Suite 200, Farmington Hills, Michigan, 48334-3179 or cal Cathi Garner @ 248-626-7300 or e-mail your Resume to
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LEGAL SECRETARY for Farmington Hills workers compensation law firm. Inter-esting work, congenial atmo-sphere, outstanding benefit package. Microsoft word 97 Salary commensurate with experience. Send resume to Charfoos, Reiter, Peterson Jones, Dorland & Herbert, P.C. 30500 Northwestern Highway Suite 200, Farmington Hills, Michigan, 48334-3179 or cal Cathi Garner @ 248-626-7300 or e-mail your Resume to
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
•Executive Assistants •Administrative Assistants •Data Entry *File Clerks
•Customer Sen/ice •Receptionist •Collections
Arbor Temps/Personnel Systems 734-459-1166
LEGAL SECRETARY for Farmington Hills workers compensation law firm. Inter-esting work, congenial atmo-sphere, outstanding benefit package. Microsoft word 97 Salary commensurate with experience. Send resume to Charfoos, Reiter, Peterson Jones, Dorland & Herbert, P.C. 30500 Northwestern Highway Suite 200, Farmington Hills, Michigan, 48334-3179 or cal Cathi Garner @ 248-626-7300 or e-mail your Resume to
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
•Executive Assistants •Administrative Assistants •Data Entry *File Clerks
•Customer Sen/ice •Receptionist •Collections
Arbor Temps/Personnel Systems 734-459-1166
LEGAL SECRETARY For Livonia attorney. Experienced part-time, flexible • hours. Please fax resume to: (734) 464-3605.
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
•Executive Assistants •Administrative Assistants •Data Entry *File Clerks
•Customer Sen/ice •Receptionist •Collections
Arbor Temps/Personnel Systems 734-459-1166 LEGAL SECRETARY full time
for Motivated person in Farm-ington Hills Office. Clerical & research. Microsoft Office & Legal Exp. Preferred. Salary & benefits equal to exp. Cal 248-626-3955 fax 248-851-6601
CLERICAL Busy Farmington Hiils office seeks part-t ime individual evenings/week-ends. Advance-ment opportunities. Cali Mr. Baskin. 248-626-8877
LEGAL SECRETARY full time for Motivated person in Farm-ington Hills Office. Clerical & research. Microsoft Office & Legal Exp. Preferred. Salary & benefits equal to exp. Cal 248-626-3955 fax 248-851-6601
CLERICAL OPPORTUNITIES Livonia Food Manufacturer. Data Entry Clerks to $10, Billing Clerks to $11.50, Receptionists to $11, Administrative Assistants to $15.
EXPRESS SERVICES 248-474-5000 Fax 248-474-6833
LEGAL SECRETARY
Immediate. Full-time position with AV rated Troy firm. Word-Perfect, Microsoft office • anc heavy litigation with 5 plus years exper ience required. Fax resume including salary require-ments to: 248-649-6442 Atten-tion: N.C.B.
LEGAL SECRETARY
Immediate. Full-time position with AV rated Troy firm. Word-Perfect, Microsoft office • anc heavy litigation with 5 plus years exper ience required. Fax resume including salary require-ments to: 248-649-6442 Atten-tion: N.C.B.
LEGAL SECRETARY
Oakland County law firm seeks Legal Secretary with
2-3 years experience; 75-80 WPM
Excellent benefits. Fax resume toll-free to:
877-557-5299
LEGAL SECRETARY, part-time, 2 attorneys, 5 Mile/lnkster Rd. area, must have computer back-ground. Call: (734) 266-9100.
CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY
Progresive Trucking Company is seeking confidential Secretary in the Safety & Risk Management Department. Applicant must pos-sess excellent compute skills (Microsoft Office), ability to work under pressure with minimum supervision, must be well orga-nized and multi-task oriented. Excellent salary and benefit package. E.O.E. Submit resume to: Box #1170 Observer & Eccentric Newspapers
36251 Schoolcraft Rd. Livonia, Ml 48150
LEGAL SECRETARY, part-time, 2 attorneys, 5 Mile/lnkster Rd. area, must have computer back-ground. Call: (734) 266-9100.
CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY
Progresive Trucking Company is seeking confidential Secretary in the Safety & Risk Management Department. Applicant must pos-sess excellent compute skills (Microsoft Office), ability to work under pressure with minimum supervision, must be well orga-nized and multi-task oriented. Excellent salary and benefit package. E.O.E. Submit resume to: Box #1170 Observer & Eccentric Newspapers
36251 Schoolcraft Rd. Livonia, Ml 48150
LEGAL SECRETARY Part-time, flexible hrs. Excellent computer skills a must. Redford. Fax resume to 313-541-9093.
CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY
Progresive Trucking Company is seeking confidential Secretary in the Safety & Risk Management Department. Applicant must pos-sess excellent compute skills (Microsoft Office), ability to work under pressure with minimum supervision, must be well orga-nized and multi-task oriented. Excellent salary and benefit package. E.O.E. Submit resume to: Box #1170 Observer & Eccentric Newspapers
36251 Schoolcraft Rd. Livonia, Ml 48150
LEGAL SECRETARY $34,000 2 yrs litigation exp. Soft Word. Good typing skills. Friendly Bloomfield Hills firm. Full bene-fits. Call April 810-772-6760. Snelling Personnel Services.
CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY
Progresive Trucking Company is seeking confidential Secretary in the Safety & Risk Management Department. Applicant must pos-sess excellent compute skills (Microsoft Office), ability to work under pressure with minimum supervision, must be well orga-nized and multi-task oriented. Excellent salary and benefit package. E.O.E. Submit resume to: Box #1170 Observer & Eccentric Newspapers
36251 Schoolcraft Rd. Livonia, Ml 48150
Legal Senior Secretary For Southfield P.I. law firm. Min-imal 3 years experience. Win-dows/Microsoft Word knowledge a must. Salary commensurate with experience. Send resume to: Sherri Sinnott, 2928 Crooks Road, Royal Oak. Mi 48073.
CUSTOMER SERVICE Repre-sentative for Canton Insurance agency. Flexible hours, will train, good people skills and accuracy required. 734-416-8280. Ask for Jerry or Carolyn.
Legal Senior Secretary For Southfield P.I. law firm. Min-imal 3 years experience. Win-dows/Microsoft Word knowledge a must. Salary commensurate with experience. Send resume to: Sherri Sinnott, 2928 Crooks Road, Royal Oak. Mi 48073.
CUSTOMER SERVICE Repre-sentative for Canton Insurance agency. Flexible hours, will train, good people skills and accuracy required. 734-416-8280. Ask for Jerry or Carolyn.
LEGAL WORD PROCESSOR $34,000 $40,000
2-5 years legal experience needed. Word/Excel. Type 60. 35 hour week. 810-772-6760. Snelling Personnel Services.
DATA ENTRY-Corporate office of National service company is looking for a sharp individual to ioin our staff. Full time/health benefits/401 K. Computers skills and experience is a plus. To arrange an interview forward a resume to Polina. 30555 North-western Highway Suite 300, Farmington Hills, Mi 48334 or call at 248-737-2000.
LEGAL WORD PROCESSOR $34,000 $40,000
2-5 years legal experience needed. Word/Excel. Type 60. 35 hour week. 810-772-6760. Snelling Personnel Services.
DATA ENTRY-Corporate office of National service company is looking for a sharp individual to ioin our staff. Full time/health benefits/401 K. Computers skills and experience is a plus. To arrange an interview forward a resume to Polina. 30555 North-western Highway Suite 300, Farmington Hills, Mi 48334 or call at 248-737-2000.
OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR Automotive components sup-plier in Novi area, 9 & Haggerty, nas openings for mature, friendly, Office Administrator, full time. Answer phones, quotes & files, travel & meeting arragnes-ments for staff & maintain sales office, 8-5pm, 1 hour lunch, Mon-Fri., no overtime. Casual dress. Great benefits, knotwege of MS office a must, Excel Is helpful.
Fax resume to: Attn. Dan @ 248-374-6393 or phone @ 248-374-6399
DATA ENTRY Flexible hours. Minimum 9000 kph. Benefits. Livonia.
734-762-7660
OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR Automotive components sup-plier in Novi area, 9 & Haggerty, nas openings for mature, friendly, Office Administrator, full time. Answer phones, quotes & files, travel & meeting arragnes-ments for staff & maintain sales office, 8-5pm, 1 hour lunch, Mon-Fri., no overtime. Casual dress. Great benefits, knotwege of MS office a must, Excel Is helpful.
Fax resume to: Attn. Dan @ 248-374-6393 or phone @ 248-374-6399
DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Southfield Dental Office. Part-time, flexible hours. Will train.
Please fax resume. 248-646-2434
OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR Automotive components sup-plier in Novi area, 9 & Haggerty, nas openings for mature, friendly, Office Administrator, full time. Answer phones, quotes & files, travel & meeting arragnes-ments for staff & maintain sales office, 8-5pm, 1 hour lunch, Mon-Fri., no overtime. Casual dress. Great benefits, knotwege of MS office a must, Excel Is helpful.
Fax resume to: Attn. Dan @ 248-374-6393 or phone @ 248-374-6399
DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Southfield Dental Office. Part-time, flexible hours. Will train.
Please fax resume. 248-646-2434
OFFICE ASSISTANT General office duties to include in-coming & out-going mall, data entry, & light phone work. Candi-date must have ability to lift up to 30 lbs. Send resume to: L. Hansen, Office Manager, Oakland Towne Square, Ste., 470, Southfield, Ml 48076 or Fax to 248-945-0014 EOE
DOWNTOWN BIRMINGHAM real estate office has an opening for a Part-time Receptionist. Friendly manor and on-time. Some nights and some Satur-days or Sundays.
Call Kris or Margo Century 12 Town & Country
(248) 642-8100
OFFICE ASSISTANT General office duties to include in-coming & out-going mall, data entry, & light phone work. Candi-date must have ability to lift up to 30 lbs. Send resume to: L. Hansen, Office Manager, Oakland Towne Square, Ste., 470, Southfield, Ml 48076 or Fax to 248-945-0014 EOE
ESCROW MANAGEMENT Experienced person needed for Livonia title company. Please fax resume to: 734-513-2744
OFFICE BOOKKEEPING, SALES & RETAIL for small glass shop. Experienced.
313-533-1234
Help Wanted Office Clerical
OFFICE ASSISTANT
Farmington Hil ls office seeking posi-
tive, detail- oriented team player. Good phone, typing and organi-zational skills. Strong writing ski i is & MS Of f i ce /Word required. 25-30 hrs/wk. Benefits: 401K; holiday pay; paid time off. Fax resume: 248-848-9019 or e-mail: [email protected]
OFFICE CLERICAL Busy Southfield office seeking full-time, multi-task individual. Skiiis required: Microsoft Word, Excel, Data Entry, Adobe Photo-shop/Scanning. Excellent bene-fits. Send resume to: Sandi Neely, DoveBid, inc., 21415 Civic Center Drive, Suite 306, Southfield, Ml. 48076
OFFICE CLERICAL Looking for self-motivated, dependab le , exper ienced person for general office, tele-phones & data entry. Excellent salary & benefits. Call for inter-view: (313) 537-5400
OFFICE HELP Full-time for family owned
party rental CO. 734-354-9591
OFFICE HELP - Real Estate Appraiser's office. Two (2) immediate positions available. Flexible hours. Fax resume
734-981-7430
w OFFICE/PART-TIME sap For Newton Furniture in tfovi. Applicant must have excel-lent people skills & basic com-puter knowledge. 248-349-4600.
ORDER TAKERS Taylor. Customer service, data entry. Bilingual/Spanish/English. Evaluation hire. 8am-6:30pm. $8+overtime.
EXPRESS SERVICES 734-467-5450 Fax 734-467-1638
P A R A L E G A L / L E G A L " A S S I S T A N T
Needed for busy Farm-ington Hi l ls insurance Defense law f irm. Must h a v e k n o w l e d g e of Microsoft Word and type 70 wpm. Excel lent bene-fits. Please fax resume
. t o l l free to: 877-557-5299 /
PART-TIME CLERICAL/
LEASING AGENT 4 days per week (32 hrs). Self-motivated, deta i l -or iented, responsible, reliable person needed. Must have good phone & typing skills, be proficient in MS Word & Excel. Will train on properly management software. Must be able to be bonded. Very busy office. $11 /hr. to start. Fax resume or cali for interview. Ask for Carin: 248-615-8920
or fax: 248-615-8923
Part-Time Payroll/ Benefits Data Entry
Immediate part-time payroll/ benefits data entry opening available in Plymouth, Ml at a leading plastic manufacturing company's Corporate Head-
Suarters. Part-time position is exible but required 30-35 hrs./
week. Qualified candidates will possess mathematical aptitude, strong organizational skills, accuracy, be detail-oriented and have working knowledge of software including Excel and Word. Send resume with salary his-tory/requirements to:
Payroll Benefits P.O. Box 6030
Plymouth, Ml 48170 Fax: (734) 354-7391
E-Mail: [email protected]
E.O.E.
PAYROLL CLERK Orchard Lake Country Club is currently seeking a full time pro-fessional with prior payroll expe-rience. Applicants should be self motivated, detail-oriented, and proficient in Excel and Word. Send resume and salary requirements to: 5000 West Shore Drive, Orchard Lake, Ml 48324, Attn Controller.
PROCESSOR Established title company seeks an escrow processor. If you enjoy working in a team environ-ment, have a strong work ethic, and have a background in han-dling mortgage packages, we would like to meet you. We offer a strong benefit and bonus pro-gram. Please fax your resume to
Joann at: 734-769-0035.
Purchasing Administrative
Assistant Full-time for Ceramic Tile Company in Farmington Hills. Must have 2-3 yrs, administrative exp., & good PC skills including Excel. Purchasing exp. helpful. Ben-efits, profit sharing & 401K. C a l l : HR M a n a g e r 2 4 8 - 4 7 6 - 7 8 5 0 X 2 2 6 4 o r f a x
r e s u m e : 2 4 8 - 4 7 6 - 8 2 4 0 .
VETERINARY RECEPTIONIST Veterinary hospital in Bloomfield Hills is seeking a full time Receptionist who is a friendly, energe t i c , se l f -mo t i va ted person. Excellent pay scale, health/prescription coverage, 401K plan & more, Fax resume to: 248-334-3693
or call: 248-334-6877
RECEPTIONIST Busy Farmington Hills office. Experience preferred but will train. If you present yourself in a positive, professional manner, an excellent oppor-tunity awaits you. Advance-ment opportunities. Call: Mr. Baskin: 248-626-8877
RECEPTIONIST Dynamic individual wanted for Front Desk/Receptionist duties. Windows/Microsoft experience, genera! office skills desired. Offering competitive salary & benefits in a friendly work environment.
Send resume to Office Manager
CAMPBELL/MANIX INC. 21520 Bridge Street Southfield, Ml 48034
or Fax: (248)354-0058
RECEPTIONIST Full-time position with benefits for very busy office. Send or Fax resume to: Title One Inc., 33300 Five Mile, Suite 201, Livonia, Ml 48154. Fax# (734) 427-8185
RECEPTIONIST FULL - TIME
Professional Real Estate office in West Bloomfield, (Mon. - Fri.), includes benefits. Call Tom
(248) 865-6900
RECEPTIONIST - looking for a reliable person for a busy & friendly real estate office In Livonia. Page Kim 313-990-1176
Help Wanted-Office Clerical
RECEPTIONIST Livonia company seeking col-. lege student for part-time employment to operate a 9-line . switchboard & greet the public.1; -Data entry & general office , -duties. Mon. thai Fri. 8-12 noon.?-"' $10/Hr. Apply in person at: Q 3 » v Ai lmand Industries, 12001' , Levan, Livonia, Ml. 48150. .*•»
RECEPTIONIST NEEDED for., evenings and weekends. Must apply in person: Donald E. McNabb Carpet. 31250 S. Mil-ford Rd., Milford.
(248) 437-8146;
RECEPTIONIST NEEDED full time for Farmington based investment management firm. * Must have knowledge o f 1 -Microsoft Office and display a ^ \ pleasant and professional atti- "".j tude. Duties include: answering :'J-phones, greeting clients, and1-'-other various clerical duties.., $10.50/hr, plus benefits. '
Call 248-473-5300 or fax r resume to 248-473-4140. -
RECEPTIONIST NEEDED Livonia firm seeks individual wexp. w/teiephone & general \ office support duties. Must have ° good communication skills & handle 10-line phone system..* Exc. benefits. Send salary ,u
requirements to Box #1145 V Observer & Eccentric Newspa- -pers 36251 Schoolcraft Rd. • Livonia, Ml 48150
Receptionist/ Office Assistant
General contractor, Northville ^ area, seeking employee who' can multi-task telephone calls. Knowledge of Microsoft Office programs, specifically Access _ outlook. Fun office.
Call 248-465-1440 or fax . » resume to: 248-465-1441.
RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY Full time position for dependable! • person. Pleasant phone person-.. ality for multi-line systems. Typing, ' word processing & filing. For . appointment call 248-349-2500. "
RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY Full time position for dependable person. Pleasant phone person-ality for multi-line systems. Typing, word processing & filing. For appointment call 248-349-2500.
RECEPTIONIST Southfield. Highest degree of professionalism required. Full benef i ts . EEO Employer . Resumes to: Administrator, 3000 Town Center, #1300, Southfield Ml 48075.
RECEPTIONIST/TELEMAR-KETER - Earn up to $15/hr.<; Pleasant phone voice, profes-sional presentation & telemar-keting exp. a must. Cali Chris; Gamfin (248) 559-5993^
RECEPTIONIST Telephone / Computer
$9.50-$11.50 hr. Will train Excellent future, Southfield
248-663-4149 Anytime
RECEPTIONIST/ UNIT CLERKS
We are seeking individuals to work pa r t - t ime hours between 8am and 8pm at our hospice residence in Ann Arbor. Flexibility to work as part of a team to include rotating weekend / evenings hours required. Strong cus-tomer service / telephone skills, computer abilities to include windows software, organizational abilities, and dependability are "must haves". Communication skills to interact with Widely diverse populations and & commit-ment to hospice care essen-tial. We have a fast paced environment and the need to handle multiple tasks in an effective manner is critical. Immediate interviews taking place. Apply: Position RUC, Arbor Hospice, HR, 2366 Oak Valley Drive, Arin Arbor, Ml 48103. Fax 734-662-2330 or E-mail: [email protected]
REGISTERED PEDIATRIC NURSE,
Livonia Child Development.'. Center is seeking a pediatric!! nurse to work for approximately 2 months. Must be a licensed^ R.N., CPR certified, and have"' occupational experience, and- : computer skills. Great chilcf.. friendly environment. Offering * $20/hr. Call Deborah at (734) . 953-6655 or fax resume to
(734) 953-6789r-;
SALES ASSISTANT for... Southfield steel co. Must have 4 good phone, organizational & -computer skills. Looking for career minded motivated person ready to learn Salary + benefits. ? C a l i R o b at 2 4 8 - 9 4 5 - 0 2 0 0 o r :
f a x r e s u m e 2 4 8 - 9 4 5 - 0 5 0 0
PART-TIME SECRETARY/ ' RECEPTIONIST
Busy Canton real estate office now hiring a part-time secretary/ receptionist. Job required phone skills, computer and good orga-nizational skills. Multi-tasking is a must. Looking for an outgoing, friendly, self-starter who Is a t eam player . References requested.
Call Sherry Hetkowski Coldweli Banker Preferred
at 734-416-8828.
SECRETARY Entry level secretary/book- :
keeper for Birmingham law firm.' Legal experience/timeslips not, required, but may be helpful.. Ask for Karen: 248-642-1330
SECRETARY Experienced in Microsoft Word/" Excel/PowerPointe/Access for t Novi Construction Co. Flexible < hrs., great benefits. Call Eileen ;•
248-866-4252
SECRETARY Full time for Law office in •
Livonia. 734-427-0190
SECRETARY Full time position in the Dean's office interacting with faculty, staff and adult students on- and off-campus. Must be proficient in WordPerfect 8 and/or Microsoft Office and possess outstanding interpersonal skills. We offer an excellent benefit package. Send resume with salary requirements to: HR, Madonna University, 36600 Schoolcraft Rd., Livonia, Ml 48150. EOE
SECRETARY/OFFICE manager- *• growing professional sa les! office, Novi/Farmington Hills, j Required, 60 words per minute, i computer literacy, Qulckbooks} word, time offer benefits and! competitive salary. Commensu-' rate w/ skills & experience. FoK confidential interview, please fax, resume. 248-449-4244. Atten-j. tion President-RVC. #
SECRETARY J Part-time adjustable hours avail-, able to handle accounts receiv-.Q able and off ice suppo r t , * computer knowledge.essential.* Fax resumes to 734-459-8799? or mail to: Law Office » 40400 E. Ann Arbor Rd., #104B,s
Plymouth, Ml 48170. ^
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SECRETARY Sacred Heart Major Seminary is seeking a Secretary for the Dean of Studies Office. Qualifi-cations include a high school diploma or G.E.D. and a min-imum one year of senior-level secretarial experience. Must have good o rgan iza t i ona l , writing, and relational skiiis; pro-ficiency with Microsoft Office products. Send resume to: Dean of Studies, 2701 Chicago Blvd., Detroit, Ml 48206-1799.
SECRETARY to $34,000 - Well known financial firm. 2-3 years s e c r e t a r i a i e x p e r i e n c e . Microsoft Office. Lots of variety. Opportunity to advance. Bene-fits. Call Denise 810-772-6760 Snel l ing Personne l Serv ices .
TRANSCRIBER THE successful candidate
will be responsible for sup-plying timely and compre-hensive, written summaries of television and or radio
broadcasts, transcriber also provides timely word
for word transcripts of tele-vision or radio broadcast
segments according to client specifications. Pre-vious transcription experi-
ence preferred but will train the right person.
Must possess word pro-cessing skills and have excellent command of grammar and spelling,
touch type 40 wpm words for minute, full-time posi-tion available. $10-11 per
hour. Send resume to pro-duction manager. Fax : 248-220-0014 or email: [email protected]
Engineering
ASSISTANT TESTING
ENGINEER
A Southeast Michigan con-sulting engineering firm is accepting resumes for the position of Assistant Testing Engineer. Position requires a degree in Civil Engineering, E.l.T. Status, ana 3 to 5 years experience in construc-tion materials testing. P.E. preferable but not required. Position will include supervi-sory responsibilities, report review, construction mate-rials evaluations and making field construction decision. Successful applicant will report directly to the Chief Testing Engineer. Firm Is an equal opportunity employer and offers an attractive bene-fits package, Wage commen-surate wi th exper ience. Interested parties should submit a resume, with salary history, to: Assistant Testing Engineer, Director of Human Resources, P. O. Box 824, B l o o m f i e l d H i l l s , M i 48303-0824.
M A N U F A C T U R I N G E N G I N E E R
Metro airport area experienced . in fixture and tooling design. Must be familiar with Autocad excellent fringe benefits, paid hospital, dental, vacation, sick days, holidays. 401K available,
isume to 734-946-0922 or Fax resume call 734-946-2100
MECHANICAL ENGINEER
Small manufacturing company in Plymouth looking for Engineer with small tooling design experi-ence. Must know AutoCAD,
leadership and customer interface capabilities and prefer-ably know IS09001 . Send resume to: 47650 Clipper
Plymouth, Ml 48170 Fax (734) 414-6599.
PROJECT ENGINEERS Fast growing, innovative auto-motive testing facility seeks experienced Project Engineers. Qualified candidates should pos-sess the following: a Bachelor degree in Electrical or Mechan-ical engineering preferred but not necessary, 2-5 years experi-ence in a related field, strong organizational skills, Microsoft computer skills & be able to work independently as well as part of a team. We offer compet-itive wages & an excellent ben-efit package. Send resume and salary requirements to HR Director at 734-424-1202.
Help Wanted-Dental
ALL ABOUT YOU! ASSISTANTS, RDH, DDS
Work When You Want! Flexible hours. Top Pay, Benefits, Peak Performers - Fax resume/CV to: 248-477-7032 or Call Doris/
Stephanie Toll Free: 888-477-7325 E.O.E.
ARE YOU an experienced Hygienist or Dental Assistant looking for a change? Call RDH Health Services for temp/perm employment @ 248-524-1963
B I N G H A M F A R M S O f f i ce seeking chairside assistant. Full/ part time. Willing to train right person. (248) 642-4737.
CANTON DENTIST Looking for full-time experi-enced", e x p a n d e d d u t i e s
DENTAL ASSISTANT. Exceiient salary, benefits &
HIRING BONUS. 734-981-4040.
CHAIRSIDE ASSISTANT needed for Farmington Hills gen-eral dentist. Must be experi-enced & x-ray certified. Full-time. Exc. benefits. No Sats.
248-476-8330
CHAIRSIDE DENTAL ASSISTANT
CDA or RDA preferred. Full or part time position available. Contact Delora 734-261-9696
DENTAL HYGIENIST Needed part-time for centra! Livonia dental office. No weekends. Call Mon-Thur: 734-464-8767
DENTAL ASSISTANT wi th experience needed part-time for Livonia office. Flexible hrs. Call Mon-Thur: 734-464-8767
DENTAL AIDE Full-time. Will train. To
include 2 evenings a week & every other Sat. Southfield. Cal! Marie. (248) 352-7722.
Dental Assistants • Hygienists • Receptionists.... being
recruited for various Wayne & Oakland county offices.
Performance Plus 810-997-6360
Help Wanted-Dent al
DENTAL ASSISTANT - Full-time. Reliable & team oriented for Farmington Hills family prac-tice. Experience in cosmetic pro-cedures a plus. 248-661-8/00.
DENTAL ASSISTANT Friendly, progressive office cur-rently seeking a Denta! Assis-tant. 734-421-5220
DENTAL ASSISTANT Full-time/part-time. Experienced person for relaxed patient cen-tered Livonia practice. Benefits available. 734-425-6920
DENTAL ASSISTANT Southf ie ld dental of f ice is looking for a Experienced Dental Assistant. Must be able to take X-rays. 248-357-1999.
DENTAL ASSISTANT Group practice. Full-time position for experienced person. X-Ray experience helpful. Top salary and excellent benefits, 401K. 734-722-5130.
DENTAL ASSISTANT Chairside Assistant needed for busy dental office in the Bir-mingham area. Full time, experi-ence preferred. Salary based on experience; includes benefit package. Cali Judy:
(248) 6 4 2 - 3 8 0 0
DENTAL ASSISTANT - part-time. Energetic, self-motivated,
caring person needed. NW Livonia. 734-542-9904.
DENTAL ASSISTANT Full-time Needed for specialty office in Southfield experience preferred but will train. DENTAL RECEPTIONIST expe-rienced also needed.
(248) 784-1140
D E N T A L
Expanding Dental practice is seeking some new staff mem-bers to add to its team in Water-ford & Troy!
W e o f f e r : 4 0 1 K , f l e x i b l e spending, monthly bonus, full medical, dental & optical insur-ance for individuals or family. Life insurance, holiday & tion pay & competitive
POSITIONS AVAILABLE: 'Dental Assistants
"Hygienists 'Patient Coordinators
Contact Jill at: 800-487-4867, ext. 2052
or Fax 810-254-3362
DENTAL HYGIENIST $60,000 - $70,000 Annually
A r e y o u an e x p e r i e n c e d hygienist looking for an opportu-nity to advance professionally
V A high quality
- P mingham/Southfield
and monetarily? A high quality iractice in the Bir-speciaity
Call:
has ig v*
for. Full or part-time, : (248) 357-3100.
DENTAL HYGIENIST & Assistants
Dedicated individuals for full/part time for growing Dearborn prac-tice. Two offices. 1 year experi-ence required for assistants
(313)834-5000
DENTAL HYGIENIST Full/part-time. Group practice in Westland. Enthusiastic person who enjoys people. Pay com-mensurate with experience.
Excellent benefits. 401K. Call Delia: (734) 722-5130.
DENTAL HYGIENIST needed Mondays for friendly dentai practice in Farmington Hills. 1 Hour patient scheduling.
(248) 626-1417
D E N T A L H Y G I E N I S T
Red Wing Team Dentist seeking dedicated hygienists with a positive attitude. Those Interested in joining our growing staff in a newly remodeled facility, call: (734) 591-3636.
DENTAL HYGIENIST Full-time position for friendly Farmington office. Benefits.
(248)478-3285
DENTAL HYGIENIST Start after Labor Day. Great staff! Great office! Available
: Tue., Thur., Fri. & Sat.
days, call: i in any or all of 248-398-5545
DENTAL HYGIENIST Our modern Southfield office is in search of a Hygienist 2 days/ wk. Tue 8-5pm & Thur 10-7pm. 12 & Northwestern. A great place to work! 248-356-8790
DENTAL HYGIENIST Our team is searching for the right person to join us. Part to ful l-t ime in Plymouth. If you have exceiient clinical and communicat ion skills and are exci ted about quality dentistry,
Call: 734-455-2890
DENTAL LAB looking for a full-time model per-son- porcelain builders, grinders and blue waxers. Experienced only. Call Jim or Ed
(734) 595-7000
DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Ann Arbor practice.
Experience preferred. Fax resume to 734-663-0905
DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Exp. & reliable. Full/part-time. W e s t l a n d / L i v o n i a . C a l l : 734-522-6470 Fax: 734-522-6937
D E N T A L R E C E P T I O N I S T / FULL-TIME. Must have experi-ence in a dental office with com-puters and b * motivated to do a great job. Southfield area. Call Marie at: (248) 352-7722
DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Experienced. Full-time.
Come join our team oriented Livonia practice.
Call Suzie (734) 525-1200
Dental Receptionist/ Scheduling Coordinator Needed for general dental office in Novi. Must be an upbeat, enthusiastic team player. Call Maureen: (734) 394-1027.
DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Full-time for busy practice in Garden City looking for team player. Some denta! experience preferred. Computer knowledge helpful. We oner great pay &
benefits, including 401K. Call: 734-427-2880.
FRONT DESK PERSON with take-charge personality. Must have experience & some com' outer knowledge. Full-time. Farmington Hills 248-356-1751
HYGIENIST - For Farmington Hills practice with a relaxed atmosphere looking for an ener-getic individual to fill a hygienist position. 25 hrs. + per week.
Please cal! 248-553-3773.
ORTHODONTIC ASSISTANT Experienced. 4 Days per week. B i n g h a m F a r m s o f f i c e . 248-645-5340; fax: 248-645-0928.
Help Wanted-Dentai
HYGIENIST Part-time. Practice hygiene like you were trained in school. Pro-gressive cosmetic practice in search of experienced hygienist. Salary commensurate with exp.
www.allaboutsmiles.com Call: 734-981-1199
or Fax 734-981-1544
Orthodontic Assistant Needed full time. Experience necessary. Rochester & Beverly Hills area. Beautiful environment & friendly staff. Excellent pay & benefits. Call Dawn:
(248) 652-6121 or fax resume: (248) 652-2577
RECEPTIONIST-Experienced for orthodontics, Personable enthusiastic w/multl tasking skills, meticulous in appearance. 8ingham Farms. 248-645-5340 or fax: 248-645-0928.
506 HelpWa Medical
Wanted-
ALLERGY MA • Experienced • Full Time
• Benefits. Livonia (248) 478-8367.
* Are you ... interested in a Career Move? How about Full
Benefits, Bonus Plan and 401K? We are looking to fill the following positions:
• Med ica l Si l lers (Fuil & Part Time)
• Med ica l Front Desk Staff - Exper ienced (Full & Part Time)
« M e d i c a l Ass is tant Expe r i enced (Full-Time)
J O I N O U R T E A M ! FAX S H A R O N Y O U R
R E S U M E T O : 7 3 4 - 4 6 6 - 9 6 0 7
BILLER/ RECEPTIONIST
Immediate opening for full time person for busy medical prac-tice. Seeking motivated, multi-tasked person wi th good communication & computer skills. Fax to: (248) 737-8759
FILLERS & RECEPTIONISTS •MEDICAL ASS1STANT/LPN/RN •OFFICE MANAGERS *RN - Infusion Therapy We have many, outstanding cli-ents seeking your expertise! Suburban & DMC locations. Fax resume: 248-932-1214 or call Louann: 248-932-1204
www.harperjobs.com.
BILLING SPECIALIST
Expanding national durable medical equipment company has a need for a Medical Biller with 3-4 years experience. Knowledge of Managed Care, Medicare, Medicaid, and tradi-tional insurance claims required. Cas Management/Uti l izat ion Review a plus. Competitive salary and benefit package. Interested candidates please fax resume to Lor i Perry at 248-546-4216 or send resume to Lori Perry at InfuSystem, 1551 E. Lincoln Ave., Madison Heights, Ml 48071. E.O.E.
No Phone Calls Please.
CARE SPECIALISTS
We need competent, reliable dedicated & experienced people to provide services to older adults in our beautiful Assisted Living Residence. Full Time & Part Time. Full time employees are eligible for medical and dental insurance. E.E.O. Apply in person at 3280 Walton Blvd., Rochester Hi l ls , Mich igan (between Adams & Squirrel Rd.).
C E N A ' s - A f te rnoons Part Time
Apply in person: Marycrest Manor 15475 Middlebelt
Livonia, Ml 48154
CENTRAL SUPPLY TECHNICIAN/
INSTRUMENT TECH
A medical devise processor, in the Westland area Is looking for a person with experience in a hospital centra! supply opera-tion, including responsibility for instrument processing and steril-ization. Medical/food processing background and working in a GMP/SOP environment are also pluses. Good pay and benefits. Fax resume, including salary history to: 734-595-7644 or mail to: SRI/Surgical Express, 39120 Webb Drive, Westland, Ml 48185. EOE.
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506 CHIEF OPERATING
OFFICER We are seeking candidates for the newly created position of COO for one of the oldest and most comprehensive non-profit hospice agencies in Michigan. Direct responsi-bilities will include oversight of operations for a multi-site hospice organization with a 30 bed residential facility in Ann Arbor and three field offices covering six counties in S. E. Michigan. Demon-strated skills in executive leadership, communications, finance, strategic planning, staffing, and organizational m a n a g e m e n t . M a s t e r s degree required, bachelor's in related, clinical area with three years key executive leadership experience and professionai knowledge in hosp ice and h o m e c a r e essential. Progressive man-agement exper ience to include oversight in a hos-pice residential setting pre-ferred.
APPLY TO: Position COO, 2366 Oak Valley Drive, Ann Arbor, Ml 48103. Fax: 734-662-2330 . E-mail th end ricks @ arbortiospice.com
EOE/D/V
CHIROPRACTIC office needs experienced blllerw/insurance & rejection knowledge, good pay + benefits, call 810-970-8096
CHIROPTRACT1C OFFICE FRONT DESK - must be
experienced. (810) 970-8096.
F U L L - T I M E F R O N T O F F I C E
Available in outpatient rehabilita-tion center. Looking for mature person with good communica-tion skills, medical background, and computer experience. Also, experience dealing with attor-ney's offices a plus. Opportunity for advancement. Excellent starting salary & benefits. Must be high school graduate. Fax resume to: 248-352-8398
Clinical Services Manager
H o m e -Health/Private Du ly
Top 5 Reasons to Work for Us...!
#5 $2,000 Hiring Bonus
#4 Salaiy based on YOUR requirements
#3 Private office with window! #2 Great TEAM to work with #1 NEVER a dull day
The MEDICAL TEAM, a certified JCAHO-accredited agency, has an opening for an RN with cur-rent relevant experience and a "can-do" att i tude. Oversee patient care, in-service educa-tion, client relations. Competitive employment package, oj nity to learn and grow. Contact Administrator, Joyce Simpson at: (248) 358-2260 or FAX to:
(248) 358-2264, or email: [email protected].
DENTAL ASSISTANT Experienced for periodontal practice. Full time with benefits. Farmington Hills area.
Call 248-851-4167.
DENTAL RECEPTIONIST
Experienced for periodontal practice. Full time with benefits. Farmington Hills area.
Call 248-851-4167.
DIALYSIS ASSISTANT
HEMODIALYSIS A full time dialysis assistant posi-tion Is available at our St. Maiy facility in Livonia. Responsibili-ties include reprocessing dia-lyzers, unit stocking, inventory and dialysis machine set-up. Must be a high school graduate or equivalent. Training is pro-vided. Interested applicants please fax resume to:
GREENFIELD HEALTH SYSTEMS
Attention: N. Bobola 30100 Telegraph Rd.
Suite 200 Bingham Farms, Ml 48025
Phone: 248-723-0214 Fax: 248-642-7140 www.ghsrenal.com
An E.O.A.A. Employer
DIRECT CARE SPECIALISTS
We are seeking Direct Care Specialists/Service Specialists with compassion, common sense, respect and depend-ability to assist with basic per-sonal care needs for our older adult residents. ALL SHIFTS. Must be flexible and be able to work weekends. Apply in person at, 2000 N. Canton Center Road, Canton, Mi. (east side of Canton Ctr. Rd, south of Ford Rd.)
FILE CLERK 5-6 hrs. per day, Mon. thru Fri. for busy Cardiology practice in Farmington Hills. Fax resume to Karen at 248-865-9423.
Wanted-
EMT'S - PARAMEDICS Concord E.M.S. is a growing company needing qualified people to provide quality patient care. We are developing new areas of business ana need licensed Medics, Specialists and EMTs who want good equipment, good pay and flexible hours with accu-mulative benefit results.
• $1000.00 sign on Bonus * Health and Dental • Short term disability • Tuition reimbursement * Accumulate PTO * 401K * Competitive wage • Night shift premium
313-386-9400 or 734-947-9400 248-967-9400
FRONT DESK ASSISTANT for busy Chiropractic off ice in Canton. Typing & computer skills preferred. Eve. & Sat. required. Fax: 734-455-2359
Call 734-455-6767.
FRONT DESK Specialist office. Full-time,
knowledge of Medical Man-ager helpful, medical office experience required. Salary commensurate with experi-
ence. 13 Mile-Woodward. Fax resume to 248-559-7195
HEALTH CARE ASSISTANT Full-time position in fast-paced women's health clinic. Looking for individual with strong com-munication and customer ser-vice skills. Front & back office. Medical & computer experience strongly encouraged, women 's health experience preferred. Professionalism a must. Paid benefits & vacation. Please send resume & cover letter to: Planned Parenthood, 37625 Ann Arbor Rd., Livonia, Ml 48150. Or fax 734-591-9910.
An Equal Opportunity Employer
HIV C O U N S E L E R & Fami l y P lann ing E d u c a t o r
The Corner Health Center has a part-time position in our adoles-cent health center. If you have previous counseling experience in the areas of HIV testing and family planning, consider this opportunity to make a differ-ence. Potential candidates must enjoy working with teens in a busy clinic setting.
Send resume to: Patricia Shpock, RN
The Comer Health Center • 47 N. Huron St.
Ypsilanti, Mi 48197
HIV C O U N S E L O R & Fami l y P lann ing Educa to r
The Corner Health Center has a part-time position in our adoles-cent health center. If you have previous counseling experience in the areas of HIV testing and family planning, consider this opportunity to make a differ-ence. Potential candidates must enjoy working with teens in a busy clinic setting.
Send resume to: Patricia Shpock, RN
The Corner Health Center 47 N. Huron St.
Ypsilanti, Ml 48197
HOSPICE HOMECARE RN'S
Full/part time, Contingent and Pay Per Visit positions for experienced RNs. Support field & residence operations for one of the oidest & most comprehen-sive agencies in Michigan. We have specific needs in Ann Arbor, and for our offices in Northville, Allen Park and in our hospice resi-dence in Ann Arbor. Days, afternoons, evenings, and weekend opportunities avail-able for admissions, visit, on call. Flexible schedule a pos-sibility. Come be a part of an agency that makes a differ-ence iin the quality of end of l i f e c a r e ! RN l i c e n s e required, hospice/homecare experience desired. Imme-diate review of resumes talking place.
Apply to: POSITION RN701,. Arbor Hospice, HR, 2366 Oak Valley Drive, Ann Arbor, Ml 48103 Fax: 734-662-2330 [email protected] EOE/V/D
INSURANCE VERIFIC/ person needed for a rr equipment company Iocs' Livonia. Duties include insurance companies to benefits, printing & mail scripts, will train. Mail ' resume to: Metro Medk 12985 Wayne Rd., Livonia. 48150. Fax: 734-52!. •
Laser Tech LASER HAIR REMOVAL Ts nician. Needed in a growli matology pract ice. P: . commensurate w/experie
F a x r e s u m e to :
(734-996-8767
LPN OR RN needed for i duty in Walled Lake. Fu! n i g h t s , 12 hour s h
248-78*
HelpWa Medical
Wanted-
LPN / MEDICAL ASSISTANTS
What could be more rewarding? Professional environment with direct/indirect geriatric patient care. Innovative housecall prac-tice in Southfield seeks LPN, MA & EMT for fuil time positions, no evenings or weekends! Must have exceiient telephone skills. Excellent salary & bene-fits. Fax resume: 248-352-1270
LPN Part time for busy allergy prac-tice. Farmington Hills & Livonia locations. (248) 851-6657
LPN/RN Premier skilled nursing commu-nity in Waterford seeking Nurses full time for 2nd and 3rd shifts, part time on ali shifts. Starting pay is $16-$18.50/hr„ four weeks sick/personal/vacation paid i per year for fuil time employees and exceiient patient to nurse ratios. Call, fax or apply in person:
Canterbu ry-on-the-Lake 5601 Hatchery Road
(Between Airport and Cresent Lake Roads) •
(248) 674-9292 Fax: (248) 674-5344
LPN's / CENA's Have you "been there", "done that"? Now find the best! Hospice and home care needs in a six county area of S.E. Mich. Imme-diate interviews for quali-fied applicant for full/part-t i m e , c o n t i n g e n t . Openings exist on all shifts in our hospice resi-dence (Ann Arbor) and field offices (Northville/ Novi, Allen Park, Ann Arbor). Experienced pro-fess iona l s seek ing a d y n a m i c and un ique agency should contact us now!
Position: LPN OR CENA @ Arbor Hosp ice a n d H o m e Care , HR Dept , 2366 Oak Valley Drive, Annn Arbor, Mi 48103. FAX (734) 662-2330. or E-mail: [email protected]
LPN'S RN's
Join our team, we offer competi-tive wages, health & dental i n s u r a n c e fo r f u l l - t i m e employees, flexible hours and a pleasant atmosphere. If you are a caring person and would like to join our team, apply in person: Waltonwood of Canton, 2000 N. Canton Ctr. Rd., Canton, Ml. (east side of Canton Ctr. Rd., south of Ford Rd.).
• Director of Nursing • Staff Development Coordinator • Case Manager - Part Time
Farmington Health Care Center 248-477-7373 Fax 248477-2888
MASSAGE THERAPIST Certified, for chiropractic office. Flexible hours. Females encour-aged to apply. 248-910-3444
MEDICAL ASSISTANT Fuil-time for busy Beaumont Royal Oak Cardiology Group. Prefer cardiology experience; ekg's, holters, and cardiac medi-cations. Excellent salary, envi-ronment, benefits. Fax resume to: (248) 551-6889
MEDICAL ASSISTANT w/X-Ray Tech skiiis for 1 physician office in W. Bloomfield, Mon-Tue-Wed., 9am-5pm. 248-737-8261.
MEDICAL ASSISTANT - Exp. for busy internal medicine in Livonia. Full/part-time. Caii Mon-Fri., 10-5. (734) 779-2105.
M E D I C A L A S S I S T A N T Experienced for pleasant family practice, Westland area. 4Vi days approx. 28 hrs. 734-729-1150
M E D I C A L A S S I S T A N T Needed for specialty practice in Westland. Competitive wages and good benefit package. Fax resume to 734-762-4215.
506 HelpWa Meaical
Wanted-
MEDICAL ASSISTANT Full/part-time for interna! medi-cine office. Contact Maureen
(248) 442-1400
MEDICAL ASSISTANT- needed full time for front office. Experi-ence preferred. Please send resume to Family Medicine PC 22255 Greenfield Rd. Ste. 516, Southfield 48075.
M E D I C A L A S S I S T A N T ful l - t ime/ful l bene f i t s (X -RAY H E L P F U L )
No nights or weekends. Fax resume to 248-855-1323
MEDICAL BILLING ^ ASSISTANT
For Westland office. Full time/benefits. No evenings or week-ends. Fax resume to:
(734) 525-2550
MEDICAL LAB TECHNICIAN All shift. Detroit Bio-Medical Lab, 10 Mile & Grand River area.
Call 248-471-4111
MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST Full-time, friendly. Send resume to: 43422 West Oaks Dr. PMB
#167, Novi, Ml 48377-3300
Medical Receptionist Experienced for busy Cardiology Office in Farmington Hills. Must have excellent guest relations. MBS a plus. Will provide excel-lent benefits, fun working envi-ronment and sa la ry . Fax
resumes to: 248-932-2842 or call Laura: 248-538-7890
Medical Transcriptionist
EDiX, a leader in the tran-scription industry, has positions for experienced
Medical Transcriptionists
We offer you home-based flexibility with the professional support you need to get ahead, plus the stability of a national company. We will pro-vide you with a custom MT-designed worksta-tion, including 24-hour help desk support, as well as opportunities for advancement. As a member of our home based team, you'll enjoy the following benefits:
• Incentives for 2nd & 3rd Shifts
• Premium Health Benefits
• Paid Time Off • Mentoring
Program • Advancement
Potential • 401 (k) Matching • Production/Quality
Incentives
If you have 3+ years of hospital transcription experience, contact us today for more details!
1-800-967-5261 Ext. 5857
Or visit us at: www.edix.com
EDiX
A division of IDX
EOE M/F/D/V
r CENA's - $10 and up LPN's - $20 and up All Shifts Available
J I K K I f t ' S H K A m i C A K K
313-534-8353 Fax: 313-534-8355
Xi-w fialii'tiis bring acwptrtf 24 hour cure in vottr home!
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Wanted-
O C N , R N , M.A. R E C E P T I O N I S T , C O D E R O p e n i n g s in hema to logy , o n c o l o g y & rad ia t ion o f f i ces M a n y loca t ions . Fax r e s u m e
to V a l d a 2 4 8 - 3 0 5 - 7 0 3 1
OFFICE MANAGER A medical office management corp. seeks experienced office managers for a Family & an OB/ GYN practice in Garden City. Call Linda: 734-421-6030.
OFFICE MANAGER PLYMOUTH
Growing outpatient medical clinic in Plymouth is looking for an experienced, dependable, hands on Medical Office Man-ager. Requirements: hands-on medical billing, collections, insur-ance follow up, coding and insur-ance verification. Competitive salary plus benefits. Fax resume
& salary requirements to HR: 713-297-7083.
Ophthalmic Technician
Seeking optical/ophthalmic Tech for very busy medical practice. Good salary & benefits for moti-va ted , t e a m p layers . Fax resume to: (248) 737-8759.
OPTICAL LAB TECHNICIAN Full time, experienced finish & surface. Excellent wages, bene-fits & working conditions. Call Dennis at Direct Optical:
(248) 553-8270
OPTICIANS - Experienced fuli & part-time dispensers needed for very busp off ice. Excellent wages, benefits & working con-ditions. Cal! Dennis at Direct optical: (248) 553-8270
PHYSICAL THERAPIST Needed part-time Mon. Wed. & Fri 3 hrs./day for sub-acute rehab' facility. Potential for greater hours, shift.
Contact Doug Hay FARMINGTON HEALTH
CARE CENTER 248-477-7373
Fax 248-477-2888
SURGICAL PRACTICE RECEPTIONIST
Mature, pleasant & patient ori-ented staff member needed for receptionist position. Full time, Monday thru Friday, Excellent sa lary & benef i t package awarded to right candidate. Please respond to Box #1130
Observer & Eccentric Newspapers
36251 Schoolcraft Rd. Livonia, Ml 48150
R E C E P T I O N I S T Experienced in a medical office, for dermatology practice in Southfield. Competitive wages and good benefits. Fax resume to 734-762-4215.
R E C E P T I O N I S T FULL or part-time. Office and
computer skills needed. (734) 953-0990
Due to current growth Heartland Home Care, Health & Hospice is looking for a Homecare/Hospice Coordinator. Candidate will enhance relationships with our already existing customer base. Homecare experience required. Hospice experience a plus-Michigan RN licensure required. Competitive wage and benefit package. Fax resume to Marsha Wilson at 248-945-3333. EOE.
Due to expanding growth Heart-land Hospice will require an Office Intake Liaison. This person will help to educate our families & clientele about our Hospice services, and help facil-itate referral process. Hospice experience a plus. Michigan RN licensure required. Competitive wage and benefit package. Fax resume to Terry Swanson at:
248-945-3333.
An Equal Opportunity Employer
William Beaumont Hospital
PHYSICAL THERAPY ASSISTANT
Troy Beaumont Hospital West Bloomfield Outpatient
Physical Therapy Clinic
Beaumont was named one of the Ten Best Places to Work in Southeast Michigan by Crain's Detroit Business magazine. And it's the oniy hospital in Michigan ever to be named to Fortune maga-zine's list of 100 Best Com-pan ies to work for in America.
RESPONSIBILITIES: Imple-ment patient treatment plan under the supervision of -a licensed physical therapist. This includes, modality treat-ment, exercise program arid hands-on techniques.
R E Q U I R E D : Assoc ia tes Degree from a program approved by the American Physical Therapy Associa-tion. Good interpersonal skills and the ability to operate as part of a team. Good oral and written com-munication skills, Ability to plan the implementation of patient therapy.
P R E F E R R E D : P r e v i o u s experienced in orthopedic outpatient clinic. Licensure.
We ofler a competi t ive salary and an outstanding flexible benefit program O u.a 11 f i e d c a n d i d a t e s please fax resume So (248) 855:7419'; or send to West . B l o o m f i e l d O u t p a t i e n t Phys ica l Therapy Clinic at 6900 Orchard Lake Road, Suite LL.9, West Bloom-field, Ml 48322; or call (248) 855-7411. Equa l
Opportunity Employer.
i T 'SToUR 'TOTURE. ' . ' .
Do you want a career at Beaumont"'
www.beauniont.cdi i.
RN/LPN ALL shifts. New wage package. Part/full t ime contact M i d d l e b e l t Hea l th Ca re
(734)425-4200
RN/LPN Fuil & part-time with Pediatric Off ice experience. Benefi ts include health insurance, profit sharing and 401K. Interested applicants may mail a resume to: 990 W. Ann Arbor Trail Suite 210, Plymouth, Ml 48170
or Fax to: 734-455-5637
RN & LPN New Wage and Improved
Health Care Benefit Package Come join a winning team. We are seeking RN's and LPN's with LTC experience. Full and part-time positions. Bonus pro-grams. 2 weeks Vacation after 1 year, 401K programs. Please respond to:
Lisa Chudzinski DON Phone: (248) 349-2000
Fax: 248) 349-2228
RN, LPN or MED ASST With experience needed for GROWING Dermatology. prac-tice in Ann Arbor/Plymouth area, /Plyrr Full or part time. Pay to com-mensurate with experience, excellent benefits.
Fax resume to: (734) 9 9 6 - 8 7 6 7
RN/LPN - Part-time (Day & Afternoon shift)
Apply in person: Marycrest Manor,
15475 Middlebelt Rd. Livonia, Ml 48154
RN's & LPNs needed Immediately for private duty case. 1 yr. exp. a must. All shins available. (Sreat pay.
Call Keelie: 1-800-969-7723, Ext. 102
CENAS Currently accepting applications for full/part-time
positions, days and afternoon shifts.
If you enjoy work ing wi th the senior
population in a team oriented
environment where quality patient care
'C1 is promoted then come join the team of
healthcare professions.
We offer an excellent benefit package including
medical, dental, life Insurance, retirement and
tuit ion reimbursement.
Apply in person: ALEXANDER MERCY LIVING CENTER
718 West Fourth Street Royal Oak, MI
M A N Y IN T H O U U I 1 .
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St, John Detroit Riverview Hospital. St. John Hospital and Medical Center St. John Macomb Hospital St. John North Shores Hospital St. John North East Community Hospital St. John Oakland Hospital
Providence Hospital & Medical Centers
A t Providence Hospi ta l and Medical Centers, no lines are drawn between patients and staff when it comes.to delivering respect and compassion. T h e individual and the team are held in high esteem as we constantly expand our technological capabilities and commitment to the community.
• N U R S I N G • ALLIED HEALTH We're a member of the St. John Heal th System - part of Ascension Health, the nation's largest collaborative Cathol ic health ministry. Here, we share a values-driven mission of healing; and a true spiritual concern for the worth of every individual. That 's why you'll find us to be some of the most thoughtful and dedicated heal th care professionals in the area.
St. John River District Hospital Home Care, Senior Services, Behavioral Medicine & Physician Practices
Cafeteria Style Benefits Competi t ive Salaries
• Generous Paid Time Off Plans • Development Programs
70 Hours • Full-Time Recognition Awards & More
To join the many who work here as one in spirit, we invite you to view a complete listing of our opportunit ies a t :
\\ \ \ \ \ .pn>\ itlcnco-hospital.orjj; IM \v\\\\.stjohn.or«j You can complete an online profile and then the system will e-mail you w h e n an opportuni ty tha t closely meets your qualifications is posted, or call Providence Hospital and Medical Centers at (248) 4 2 4 - 3 1 7 1 or St. John Heal th System at (313) 3 4 3 - 8 7 5 0 . EOE HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTERS
Member of St. John Health System
Wanted-
RN, L P N Staff Nurses * $ 2 4 0 0 S ign-on B o n u s
$200/mo., 12 mos. max
; CENA's **$1200 Sign-on Bonus
$100/mo., 12 mos. max
State of Michigan license/ certification. Fuil & part time. Ail 3 sh i f ts ava i lab le , exc. benefits. Farmington Health Care Center
248-477-7373 Fax 248-477-2888
RN'S &. LPN's heeded immediately for private duty case. 1 yr. exp. necessary. Midnight shifts available. Pedi-atric exp. a must. Great pay.
Cal! Keeiie at 1-800-969-7723, ext. 102
RN's SIGN-ON BONUS
• Part-time RN's $32.20/visit + mileage
$53.50/admit + mileage * Part-time RNs with 2+ years Psych, exp. $37.50/visit + mileage
Flexible hours/days Certified agency since 1975
METRO HOME HEALTH CARE
Call: 1-800-462-5632. FAX: 313-271-2748.
SPEECH THERAPIST - experi-ence with pediatrics. Fax resume (248)669-4745 or phone (248)669-1230.
•> Therapy
PTA • Needed for a Full time position '• at our sub-acute facility. Must
have Associate degree. Great hours & compensation.
-•* - Contact Doug Hay. v "Farmington Health Care Center ..•248-477-7373; fax 248477-2888
• Therapy -1 RRT/CRT's
'Needed for full time 12 Hr. night ' shift on our busy ventilator unit.
Contact Doug Hay - Farmington Health Care Center • 248-477-7373; fax 248-477-2888
51 Food/Beverage • J Restaurant
•» Accepting Applications for immediate openings
* BREAKFAST COOK DAY LINE COOK PANTRY CHEF WAIT STAFF Full Benefit Plan
401K & Vacation Pay
Bever ly Hil ls Gril l
31471 Southfield Road Between 13 & 14 Mile Rds.
COLLEGE STUDENTS - Cook, Sandwich Board. Part-time, ali shifts. No exp. needed. Cozy Cafe 734-455-3310.
COOK Full/part-time. Apply Mon-Fri at: Fat Wlliy's, 19170 Farmington Rd., Livonia. 248-615-1330
BROILER & SAUTEE COOKS-EXP.
needed for Leather Bottle Res-taurant. Pays $10-$15 an hour. Livonia Cali Tom at
(248) 474-2420.
COOKS - AM & PM, experience preferred. Also need Kitchen Prep, Bussers & Dishwashers. Call (734) 981-5222 or apply in person, Bob Evans, 41190 Ford, Rd., Canton.
COOKS - Full/Part Time. Flexible schedule at an Irish sports pub, Sheehan's On The Green, 5 Mile,- E. of Haggerty,
734-420-0646
COOKS -FULL & PART TIME $10/hr. Apply at: Starting Gate
Saloon, 135 N. Center St., Northville, (248) 349-5660
COOKS I M M E D I A T E OPENINGS...Waltonwood of Canton senior apartment com-munity in need of friendly, com-passionate people to f i l l positions for our dining facility. Some weekend work. Flexible schedules. Prefer Experienced Cooks. E.E.O. Send resume or apply in person at 2000 Canton Center Road, Canton, Ml. 48187.
C O O K S Waltonwood Senior apartment community in need of friendly compassionate people to fill positions for our friendly dining facility. Some weekend work. Flexible schedules. Prefer Expe-r ienced Cooks. Ful l - t ime employees eligible for medical and aental insurance. E.E.O. Apply in person at 3250 Walton Blvd., Rochester Hilis, Ml. or call 248-375-2500
COUNTER HELP needed part-time, days or nights. Cali Rick at Subway after 2pm: 734-462-1764.
COUNTER PERSON & SANDWICH MAKER
Carry out deli. Experience pre-ferred. Good pay & Co. benefits.
Sid or Harry 248-352-7377
FLIGHT CLUB Metro Detroit's #1 adult entertainment club is now hiring professional, expe-rienced W A I T STAFF for day, night & weekend shifts. Apply within:
Flight Club 29709 Michigan Ave.
Inkster
FLOOR MANAGERS Restaurant in downtown Ply-mouth. Send resume to: P.O. Box 5551, Plymouth, Ml 48170.
. LINE COOKS WANTED '
for Romulus area. Days and afternoons available. Great pay!
(734) 942-9600
Nikola s Restaurant 25225 Telegraph Rd. at 10 Mile. HIRING: Waitstaff, Cooks, Bussers, Hosts. 248-355-4695
NOW HIRING! • Wait Staff • Dishwashers, part/full-time.
Apply after 3pm: ANGELO BROS. RESTAURANT
33550 Ford Rd., Westland. Ask for Kathy • 734-427-1872
• NOW HIRING • WAIT STAFF
Full-time or Part-time. Apply after 4pm. The IVORY ROOM BILLIARDS BAR & GRILL • 33500 Ford Rd. Westland, Ml (734 261-5150.
PASTRY CHEF Creative & knowledgable for
high quality gourmet carry-out & catering. Send resume: Pastry Chef, PO Box 925
Union Lake, Ml 48387.
RAM'S HORN WESTLAND NOW HIRING EXP. COOKS
Full or part-time - Days or afternoons. Apply within:
7020 N. Wayne Rd, S. of Warren. 734-641-0510
RESTAURANT GENERAL MANAGER
Wanted for full service chain res-taurant. Experience required. Salary & benefits. Call Ken at
248-865-8600.
Restaurant Manager Experienced
Mon Jin Lau 1515 E. Maple, Troy
Call Sharon (248) 689-2332
WAIT STAFF & KITCHEN HELP
For fine dining dinner train. Call Mike at: (248) 960-9440
WENDY'S Looking to hire Managers. Flex-ible hours. Pay up to $40,000. Great insurance. For interview: 734-455-7740 or 734-283-1075
Are You ^ Serious About ^ ^ A Career In
Real Estate?
We are serious about Your success!!!
• Are you getting your Fair Share of Relocation Referrals?
WE ARE!!! • Exclusive success systems
program • Variety of commission plans join our office and reap some
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Call Pam Danaher Manager
South Lyon Office 248-437-4500
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• Free Pre-Licensing Training
• Full ana Part Time Positions
• Group Health Coverage « Structured Training
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734-464-6400 Ask for Larry Frey or
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LAYOFFS?? NO WAY!! !
Positions now available at Mich-igan Motor Exchange providing a 56-yr. history. Sell engines, quote & write repair tickets, and provide customer satisfaction. EMPLOYEES are OUR #1 asset. Small Co. atmosphere BIG Co. benefits. Come join our team today. Contact Mark at 734-595-1664 or Fax resume to
734-595-7056.
AUTO DEALER looking for motivated, enthusiastic people.
No experience necessary. We offer training, great pay and
a fun environment. Call Bob at: 734-427-1550, for an immediate interview.
AUTO SALES Learn auto sales. Hrly + com-mission for right party. Ply-mouth. TYME 734-455-5566.
AUTO SALES NEW & USED CRESTWOOD DODGE
(734) 421-5700
CAREER OPPORTUNITY
DAYS REAL CAREERS FOR
REAL PEOPLE Earn a FREE Laptop com-puter and a new lucrative career at the same time!
East Side (800) 875-7653 West Side 248-260-0061
for an interview.
COACH HOUSE GIFTS, the natfon's premier
retailer of Hallmark prod-ucts and fine gifts seeks
store Mgmt. candidates for our store in the Westland/ Garden City Mgmt. exp.
leadership skills, sales and merchandising aptitude crit-
ical. More important is your willingness to learn
our buisness, grow with us and appreciate our cus-tomers above all else.
Ability to relocate a plus. Competitive salary, bonus program, comprehensive
benefits, include 401K. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and encourage
all to applyl Send resume wiin salary
expectations to: Coach House Gifts 6531 N. Wayne Rd. Westland, Ml 48185
EXPERIENCED CLOSERS needed for siding, windows, roofing.. $100K - S200K annu-ally. Quality leads, all confirmed. 90% of our deals are cash. Call Jerry or Robert at 800-349-3008
FUN OPPORTUNITY IN RETAIL!
Part-time positions available in Novi & Farmington Hills.
Women's apparel & customer service exp. preferred. Flex-
ible hours required, don't wait! Call nowl i MATERNITY
1-800-468-6700 extension 381
FURNITURE SALES represen-tative. Must be Experienced in high end furniture sales, and or interior design for Ml Territory. Call Susan 248-813-0371
If You Are
SERIOUS About
Real Estate Training
Contact Jim Miller 248-360-1425
e-mail: jmilier @ cbschweitzer.com
If you're not, call the other ads.
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IN-SIDE ADVERTISING SALES Full time, salaried position with trade magazine. Must have Excellent oral and written com-munication skiiis. College degree or equivalent exp. pre-ferred. Computer skills a must. E-Mail Resume In word format to [email protected]
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CONSULTANTS Village Green Management Company, the leading Mid-west apartment manage-ment firm is seeking several h igh-energy, dynamic leasing professionals for our luxury apartment com-munities in North Oakland county.
Ideal candidates will be motivated, self-starters with experience in retail, hospi-tality, sales, customer ser-vice or leasing. Industry experience a plus! We're a company dedicated to car-rying out the best in cus-tomer service for our residents & we're looking for your enthusiasm ana fresh ideas.
Exceiient opportunity for advancement within this progressive property man-agement firm. Top compen-sation based on experience plus bonus & excellent ben-efits package.
For immediate consider-ation, please forward resume to:
Attn: K. Gavin Village Green Manage-
ment Company 30833 Northwestern Hwy.
Farmington Hilis, Ml. 48334
FAX (248) 851-6161 Email:
jobopps® villagegreen.com
Village Green is proud to be an equal
opportunity employer
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JANITORIAL SALES Experience needed. Proven track record in landing cleaning accounts. Real-Go-Getter, New company wants many accounts. Grow with the company. Reach us at (313) 387-5944
LOOKING FOR a motivated sales professionai looking to work in the technology field. Sell Web sites, broadband Internet access, Tl's, server collocation and other technical services to small to large businesses located in the metropolitan Detroit area, Full medical and competitive pay. Previous expe-rience or knowledge of the Internet a plus! Please reply by mail to: Advanced Data, 26032 Five Mile, Redford, Ml 48239 or by fax at 313-532-7880.
Looking For some Daily Sales Excitement?
HomeTown Newspapers has an immediate opening in our Brighton A d v e r t i s e Sales Department as we initiate our daily newspaper in Livingston County, We are seeking an out-going, energetic team player, who possesses an Associate's Degree or prior sales experi-ence, exceiient customer ser-vice skills and computer knowledge a plus. Must have dependable transportation. We offer base salary plus commis-sion and an excellent benefit package. Please mall or fax resumes to:
HomeTown Newspapers Attn: HR/Sales Howell 323 E. Grand River
Howell, Ml 48843 Fax: (517) 548-5545
Email: mbartlett @ ht.homecomm.net
Manufactured Home Sales. Earnings potential $30K+. MOBILE HOME BROKERS
(734) 697-2433.
rtgage Office fficers
Earn 100K. Well established company with openings in the Brighton area. Seeking aggressive self-starter.
SHORE MORTGAGE Fax Resume
(248)433-0233 Attn: HR/Loan Officer
Or call for an immediate interview
(888)462-7467 ext532 Email: careers®
shoremortgage.com
MOTIVATIONAL speaker / presenter/closer for established seminar firm. Part time morn-ings. $50-$500/hr.
(248) 383-2000 x502.
MOTIVATIONAL SPEAKER/ PRESENTER/CLOSER
for established seminar firm. Part time mornings. $50-8500/ hr. (248) 383-2000 X 502
National Service Sales Representative
A fast growing leader in the bar code data collection industry has an immediate opening for a National Service Sales Repre-sentative. This individual wifl be responsible to sell complete ser-vice offerings by interacting with establisheoaccounts and devel-oping new accounts. The posi-tion requires a 4 year degree in marketing or equivalent curric-ulum, or a minimum of 4 years selling experience in service sales.
We offer a competitive base salary plus commission, in addi-tion to an excellent benefits package, Including health insur-ance, disability, life, paid vaca-tions and holidays, and a 401 (k) plan.
If you're a motivated individual looking for a challenging opportu-nity, please submit your resume including salary history to:
Human Resources Lowiy Computer Products, Inc
7100 Wiiitmore Lake Road Brighton, Ml 48116 Fax (810) 227-8155
kathec@lowry compter.com EQUAL OPPORTUNITY
EMPLOYER
NEW HOME SALES License & experience required. Full-time. Caff (248) 477-0189
N E W HOME SALES Local builder seeking experi-enced sales professional for Howell, Ml area. Candidate must be a self-starter & orga-nized with excellent communica-tion skills. Must be willing to work 3 weekdays and week-ends. We offer excellent salary plus bonus & benefits. Mail or fax your resume to:
LoPiccolo Homes, Inc. 44303 Plymouth Oaks Blvd.
Plymouth, Ml 48170 Fax: (734) 455-0815
OUTSIDE SALES TRAINEE Excellent career opportunities available with an established building products manufacturer for Individuals Interested in a
career with growth poten-tial based on their skills and effort. Salary, bonuses, com-pany vehicle, expenses paid and benefits.
Call: 248-478-7788
PART-TIME WEBSITE devel-oper for seminar company. Must be fast & experienced.
3 8 3 - 2 0 0 0 X 5 0 2
REAL ESTATE A G E N T Ambitious Agent wanted for
high paying opportunity. No expenses, full support. Qualified leads provided.
FREE recorded info. 24 hrs. 1-800-747-5390 ID#9030
REAL ESTATE SALES An upscale builder of fine homes & condominiums in W. Bloomfield, Novi, Canton & Ann Arbor has formed a real estate company & Is looking for aggres-sive agents to list & sell our spec homes. Agents will be given a number of listings to market & will receive a steady stream of new leads. This is a unique opportunity & we are looking for people with a minimum of 1 yr. experience in real estate. Call John at: 248-514-1487
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Call Darlene Shemanski: (734) 451-5400
1365 South Main St. Plymouth, Ml 48170
FULL-TIME
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We are hiring new & experienced agents.
We offer a generous com-mission plan and an individ-ualized training program. Our top agents earn over $100,000 a year.
FULL-TIME New Agents call:
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I In (ItM i \ sr & Eccentr ic Newspaper is now offering full time & part time positions |sistant and there are only a few openings available. This job will teach you ! sales end of the newspaper business. If you are going to school for tig, Business or Communications, or just dreamed of working in these
l o b f o r y o u !
|ing and experience while making an hourly wage plus commission. This i an award winning newspaper group, respected throughout the industry.
ortunity, send your resume to:
Observer & Eccentric Newspapers Attn: Dylan Bawulski 36251 Schoolcraft Road • Livonia, Ml 48150 Fax: (734) 953-2232 Call: (734) 953-2073. Email: [email protected] Must Include job cade TA. EOE
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Help Wanted-Sides
REAL ESTATE SALES We are opening a new office Fall of 2001 and need to hire salespeople for our Rochester Location. Please call
PAT RYAN
SALES PERSON A plumbing wholesaler looking for aggressive, self-motivated Sales Person. Experienced. Knowledgable in plumbing pre-ferred. Call for interview.
(313) 537-5400 Steve
SALESPERSON SHARP, aggressive, highly moti-vated salesperson wanted. Call Darla at Little Valley Homes 734-487-8020 or fax resume: 734-483-1661.
SALARIED! REAL Estate Agents
Stading Salary, $30,000 PLUS! Benefits (health, 401K)
Incentives Experienced agents and new trainees welcome
No other program like it available.
Why look anywhere else? Work with the leader,
REAL ESTATE ONE, INC For more information,
Ashley glease contact.
at 248-304-2299 Or simply fax a resume to
248-356-4110 e-mail:
careers @ realestateone.com
ACCOUNT REPRESENTATIVE
Business to Business OUTSIDE SALES
A National Staffing Service is seeking an aggressive, self-motivated sales professional
to sell light industrial and clerical staffing services to
Western Wayne County area companies. We require a minimum of 2 yrs. outside product or service sales
experience. We offer an excel-lent base salary, unlimited commission, car allowance,
company paid health and life insurance, paid time off, career advancement and
much more. To schedule an in person interview please
fax, mail or e-mail your resume to:
HR Manager 26329 Southfield Rd.
Lathrup Village, Ml 48076 Fax: (248) 557-6563
Email: khnspherlonhr® yahoo.com
SALES
A B C W A R E H O U S E
NOW HIRING CANTON LOCATION IMMEDIATE FULL-TIME
POSITIONS • Major Appliance Sales • Small Appliance Sales • Computer Sales • Audio/Video Sales • Car Audio Sales/
installers o Off ice Help, Stock
•Highest Commissions •Full Medical Benefits •401K »Profit Sharing
•Full Training
Apply in person-10am-5pm, Mon. thai Wed.
(Ask For Manager)
ABC WAREHOUSE 41690 Ford Rd.
Canton, Ml 48188 E.O.E.
Local Beverage Co. is looking for energetic and committed people to fill entry-level openings in our Sales and Distribution Dept. Ideal candidates will have lent communication and a wiiiingness to learn. We will train.
Benefits: Competitive Salary Health/Dental/Life Insurance 401K/Proflt Sharing
Send. Resume: Human Resources/Sales P.O. Box 700713 Plymouth, Ml 48170
Or fax: (734) 416-3810
Email: h^manufacturing® hotmall.com
E.O.E.
SALES PROFESSIONALS Rapidly expanding property management firm, specializing in manufactured housing. Excel-lent salary, commissions and benefits package for experi-enced professionals. Multiple Ml locations under development. Fax resume (248) 642-0199 E m a i l : Kkeeton@landcon attention HR -
:ompanles.com,
Sales
YOUTH MARKET DIRECTOR
The American Heart Associa-tion, Midwest Affiliate, seeks a proactive, success-driven & independent individual w/ Sales exp. to sell our life-saving mis-sion to local schools. This posi-tion wiil be based out of a home office; however, daily travel will be required through primarily Wayne County, with some schools in Macomb County. Responsibilities included, but are not limited to, working w/school market to promote fund raising events & educa-tional programming.
The ideal candidate will have strong outside sales, cold-calling & relationship-building skills & a working knowledge of Word, Excel & Outlook. Non-smoker. We are offering a salary in the mid-high $30% rased on experi-ence & excellent benefits. Please fax resume & cover letter to the VP of Youth market, Attn: Y M C o o r d . - M S . F a x : 312-346-8236. No phone calls please. EOE
American Heart Association
Serious About A Career in Real Estate?
We are serious about your success!
• Free Pre-licensing classes • Exclusive Success Systems Programs
• Variety of Commission Plans Join the No. 1
Coldweli Banker affiliate in the Midwestl
Call Sharon McCann at (734) 462-1811 Coldweli Banker
Schweitzer Real Estate
TEAM ORIENTED INSIDE SALES
Enjoy helping people not
Flexible Hours Great Pay! We are looking for customer ser-vice oriented individuals with excellent verbal skills, Basic Computer skills and real estate experience a plus.
• Competitive Pay • Incentive Program • NO hard selling Send resume to: Human resources, 39555 Orchard Hil! Place Suite 165, Novi Mi, 48375.
Only 4 positions, SO HURRYI!!
TIRE SUPPLIES-SALES Oakland County terr i tory. Employee position with complete benefits & training, $30-36K+ commission. National distributor. Experience in automotive or tires helpful. EOE. Myers Tire Supply, 37515 Schoolcraft, Livonia, Ml 48150. Fax 800-506-9780
www.myerslnd.com.
TRAVEL CONSULTANTS Friendly, confident salespeople needed to sell vacations to qualified leads using proven telephone sales techniques. Paid training, flexible 30 hr. week. $7.70 per hour + $100 to $300 a, week commission. Rapid advancement potential. Dearborn. 313-278-4100.
Help Wanted Part-Time
ARCHITECTURAL TRIM & home accessory store in downtown Rochester seeks indi-vidual 2-3 days a week. 248-651-0842
CLEANING (COMMERCIAL) 2 evenings per week. Canton. $8/hr starting. Sparkle Cleaning Co. (517) 522-6900
CLERICAL - Part time, 15 hrs. per week, $8.50 per hour West-land Meadows, 734-729-5500.
DATA ENTRY Part-time 7pm-2am.
Detroit Bio-Medical Lab, 10 Mile/ Grand River area. Ask for Michelle 248-471-4111
is a week i I Hills area, je a plus. H3)-642-67< (248) 642-
wanted five days a week in A.M. Bloomfield Hills area. Data entry experience a plus. Fax Resume to (248)-642-6741 or Call Eileen at (248) 642-6440 ext. 144.
JANITORIAL - Immediate open-ings. Permanent part-time morn-ings. Weekends a must. Novi area. 1-800-481-0566 x 480.
MERCHANDISER - GROCERY - flexible hours, commission sa les , fax r e s u m e to
248-446-8593
PART-TIME PRODUCTION SCHEDULER
Livonia facility has an immediate opening for a Part-Time Produc-tion Scheduler. This position is responsible for daily schedules, accurate WIP and inventory con-trol, preparing reports, main-taining production and rework s c h e d u l e s for v a r i o u s products.
We offer a competitive rate for part-time employment. Hours are flexible 20 to 25 hours per week, Monday through Friday mornings. The candidate must have experience in scheduling production lines, knowledge of resource planning software and Microsoft Office. Must possess excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Send resume to Box #1171: Observer & Eccentric
Newspapers 36251 Schoolcraft Rd.
Livonia, Ml 48150
An Equal Opportunity Employer
RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY PART-TIME
Dependable and friendly person neeeded to work part-time 2 week day nights & one weekend day at busy Canton Real Estate Office • answer phones, light typing & other clerical duties. Will begin working approx. 3rd week In July! Ability to fill in occasionally other week nights or weekend day or during days not required but a Plus! Fax resumes to 734-453-0704
WEEK END directional sign route, $15/hr. Must have truck or trailer w/open bed. No heavy lifting! (734) 254-0516
524 Help Wanted-Domestic
COMPANION FOR elderly lady, live-in, non-smoking female. Car helpful. Light housekeeping. Warren/Telegraph. 734-427-0103
Inside Sales Representative
Our busy inside sale department is in need of someone who has a desire to heip grow our Real Estate Classified section. This position is four days/32 hours per week.
Requirements include: • Sales experience • Good verbal and written
communication skills • Computer experience
(typing skills required)
We offer base salary plus commission, liberal time off plan, 401 (k), medical benefits.
If you meet the above requirements, please send resume to:
The Observer & Eccentric Newspapers Job Code: ISR 36251 Schoolcraft Rd. Livonia, Ml 48150 E-mail: [email protected] Fax (734) 953-2057 Must have ISR job code.
Help Wanted Domestic
HOUSEKEEPING POSITION full-time. References. W. Bloom-field residence 1-800-436-2193
Employment/ Instruction Services
•598 Help Wanted-Couples
LEASING/MAINTENANCE DUO Seeking professionai, experi-enced two person team to oversee mid size apartment community in Birmingham. One for leasing, general office and resident retention. Another for maintenance of units and grounds. Includes a two bed-room town home, salary and benefits. Please fax resume with qualifications and desired com-pensation to 248-649-2373.
530 Entertainment
Elderly Care & Assistance
CAREGIVER FROM Detroit suburb will live-in and care/cook for your loved one. Local refer-ences. 740-385-6738
NURSE AVAILABLE - Will care for elderly, nights or live-in. Good references, transportation.
248-338-3695.
Education/ t i l l Instruction
ELEMENTARY TEACHING, position for private school in Troy. Quality environment+ben-efits. B.A. required. Call (248)689-9565 or fax resume to (248)689-3335.
AAA GREETING CARD ROUTE. Super High Profit
Locations. (Local). Free info: 1-800-277-9424 - 24 hrs.
ATTENTION: EARN WHAT you are worth. Mail order business needs help immediately. 522+ a
k part-time. $1000-$4000/ wk. full-time. Full training, free" booklet, thriveondreams.com 1-888-932-6679
Employment/ Professional/ Misc. Services
THE LITTLE BIG BAND is available for your wedding or event. A 5, 6, or 9 piece show band that can make your party speciall We have current open-ings! Call Kevin 810-463-6124
Jobs Wanted-
AFFORDABLE, Personalized Housecleaning, Professionai, Dependable.
Call Lynn 734-377-4196
WILL Clean Houses/Apartments for reasonable price. Flexible hours. For free estimate call 734-737-9741, 734-546-6871
536 Childcare Services-Licensed
AFFORDABLE, LOVING in-home childcare, preschool activ-ities/development, CPR trained. Cali Tara (734) 326-8361.
Childcare/Babysit-ting Services
CHILDCARE IN my Canton home. Toddler/Preschool Activi-ties. Experienced RN. CPR/First aid. Full/Part-time. 7 days/24 hrs. Meals. Cail 734-340-2019
DAYCARE IN Garden City. 3-4 Openings, Mon-Fri. 7:30 to 5:30. Meals provided, reasonable rate. Melinda 734-425-5322
Childcare Needed
BABY SITTER - Occasional ser-vices needs for infant child in our Canton home. Non-smoker, references. High School student welcome. (734) 354-2379
BABYSITTER WANTED 3-4 nights for 6 month old in Novi home. (248) 347-8933
DEPENDABLE NANNY for our 20 mo, old son in our Canton home. Non-smoker, own car, references. Tues, Wed, & Thurs 12-9, Sat 9-5 (734)495-0571
ATTENTION - Work from home! $522+/wk. part-time.
$1000-$4000/wk. full-time. Free booklet. 1-800-445-1829
www.HomeTreasury.com
ATTENTION: Work from home! Mall order business. $522+/wk PT, $1000-$4000/wk FT. Full training. Free booklet.
(888) 601-8404 www.breathefreedom.com
CPA'S, P&C AGENTS, Finan-cial Planners or Life Agents wanted to share office space.-Referral business. Established 18 yrs. Group medical, life & benefits. Investment opportunity available. Call Renee or Pam.
(248) 553-4550.
ESTABLISHED SMALL distribution business, pro-
tected territory, ideal family business. Cail 734-453-7537
STAY HOME and work online! Flexibility. Step By step System. Complete training Free info, at www.r-r-goldmine.com Or call:
(262)808-7830
here!
Observer & Eccentric Classified
25 Words - 13
Million Homes =
Great Results
You can market your product to 13 million households throughout North America by plac-ing your classified ad in more than 800 subur-ban newspapers like this one for only $895. One phone call, one invoice, one low pay-ment is all it takes. Cail the Suburban Classified Advertising Network fax-on-demand service at 800-356-2061 or 312-644-6610 x4731 to speak with a sales coordinator.
Tappe, / /Dtam and Fine Jewelry
Fine J e w e l r y Sales We are looking for fashion forward, enthusiastic sales people with a great sense of style. An exciting new opportunity awaits you. Competitive wages paid. Excellent benefits. We wiil train qualified applicants in the sales of fine jewelry and timepieces.
Tapper's Diamonds & Fine Jewelry Oakland County's most trusted jeweler.
For an interview call Mr. Stone at 248-932-7700
SALES REPRESENTATIVE LOCAL ROUTE
AVAILABLE
Here's the vehicle for ridingwith the automotive tools and equipment leader - from
We're offerings unique transitional opportunity that could get you ontheroadtoowningAmerica'spremierhome-based mobile franchise.
Stardngas an employee, you'll be paid salary, commission-on-sales and benefits, in addition, you'li receive top-drawertiaining and coaching; plus, personalized field support in your route.
In this short-term situation, you may become eligible for attractive start-up options in converting to a franchised Snap-on Dealer - you'll be in business for yourself, but notbyi
Ifyou qualify as an entrepreneur, seekinga self-directed career, not just a job- fax, write or call: Snap-on Tools Company, Mike Haley, P.O. Box 102, Wauseon, OH 43567; Phone/Fax toll free: (866) 297-0321.
www.snapon.com
Kenosha, Wl
An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/D/V
8G(* ) Classifications 512 to 710 O&E Sunday , J u l y 1 , 2 0 0 1
O b s e r v e r E c c e n t r i c MARKET PLACE Your HomeTown Classified ad is automatically posted on the internet!
Visit us today. > . • •' •.
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Announcements
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Congratulations on your gradua-tion! Best of Luck to you at Western Michigan University! Follow your heart & all your dreams will come true! You're our Superstar!
We Love Youi Uncle Oz,
Aunt Cin & Nik oxoxox
NEED CASH? Sell it in Classified
CALL TODAY 734-591-0900 248-644-1070 248-852-3222
A D O P T I O N A B A B Y T O T R E A S U R E
We will cherish and adore your child always. Love, faith, finan-cial security, beautiful home by lake, lots of cousins, and fun-loving parents await your new-born. Grandma can't wait for first grandchild! We admire your courage and will help you anyway we can.
Cal l Peggy & SteVe 1 -888 -330 -9770
A HAPPY, loving couple wants to shower your newborn with love, happiness, laughter and security. Expenses paid. Call Janice & Nic. (600) 265-6330
636 Lost & Found
FOUND - men's watch down-town Birmingham. Cail to Iden-tify. (248) 649-7256
LOST: MALE cream Shar-pei dog, very timid, boxy head, Last seen in Salem Twp. at Got-fredson & North Territorial, Reward. (734) 207-9596 or 313-565-1915
640 Transportation/ Travel
CLEAN YOUNG SR. desires part time position as a driver of your vehicle. Has chauffeurs license. (734) 641-9196.
HeaJthJfatrition, Weisht Loss
Absolutely Free
BALLY Premier Plus member-ship, $7/month. $550 plus transfer fee. 248-737-9276
A MIRACLE FOOD. Improve your health and add years to your life. Clinically proven. Free Information, call 248-426-9345.
Merchandise
#700-778
700 Absolutely Free
CLASSIFEDS YOUR NUMBER 1 SOURCE
FOR LOCAL INFORMATION
FREE BROKEN CONCRETE
great for landscaping, patios, orders, etc. (734) 421-3468
FREE hot tub. Pipes need repair. You haul it away. Red-ford. (313) 534-8669
OAK W A T E R B E D , queen w/headboard & drawers, every-thing. (810) 735-0718
OFFICE FURNITURE - File cab-inets, desk, Etc. You pick up, Good cond. (734)461-4856
PLAYER PIANO - (does not work) Brighton area, Free if you pick it up. 248-855-9290
SHED - 10x12, exceiient condi-tion. You remove. Westland area. (734) 455-2661.
Antiques/ Collectibles
ANNUAL JULY SALE
July 1-15 EVERYTHING in our huge inventory of top quality, afford-able antiques and vintage col-lectibles on sale at 10-40% OFF (cash/check only). Shop in air conditioned comfort Tues.-Sun., 10-5. Closed MONDAYS and JULY 4.
The Great Midwestern ANTIQUE EMPORIUM
5233 Dixie Hwy, Waterford
ANTIQUES BOUGHT! Postcards, china cups & saucers, paper dolls, floral dishes, perfume bot-tles, jewelry, linens 248-624-3385.
ARTS & CRAFTS / mission furniture & lighting for sale.
Call Alan (313) 972-1010
BARBER CHAIR - 1 0 0 yrs. old, very good condition. $425.
248-682-5927
DINING ROOM set, 1930's deco style. Table, china cabinet, mir-rored sideboard, 6 chairs, mint cond. $2,000/best. Cali Rick
734-326-4039
DOLL house-Colonial w/furniture, incl. table/2 chairs for house to stand on. $250. 734-455-5529.
1950 ERA wooden phonebooth, with phone. Exec. cond. $650.
Mike 734-453-3645
HUGE ANTIQUE Radio Show Fri. & Sat., July 6 & 7
Holiday Inn South, Lansing. Exit 104 off 196 - 734-20-RADIQ.
LENOX BROOKDALE china -six 5 pc. place settings, perfect cond., $500, (248) 545-7433
OVAL DINING room table w/6 leaves & chairs, sideboard mar-bled base mirrored top, black marble top buffet. Harp Tea half circle table w/mirror, camel back sofa, Thomasviile bedroom set. 248-683-2526
704 Arts & Crafts
QUALITY CRAFTERS Wanted. November 3rd Show at Oxford High School. D & D Promotions.
(248) 627-3363
ALLEN REAL ESTATE &
ESTATE AUCTION bedroom home, 1 car
garage, 2 acres, kitchenware, furniture, antiques, glassware. We will have a public auction at 49626 Mott Rd., Canton, Mi. Take I-275 to US-12 Exit, then west to Denton Rd., north, 1A block to Mott then west.
SAT. JULY 7 - 2:30 PM $5000 deposit day of sale. Bal-ance in full 30 days. Owner: Estate of Opal Allen You can view and print our
other auctions from our web-site listed below:
Braun & Helmer Auction Service (734) 996-9135 (734) 994-6309
www.braunandhelmer.com
• AUCTION • ESTATE
Friday, July 6th, 7PM
CULTURAL CENTER 525 FARMER
PLYMOUTH MICHIGAN
Antiques/Collectibles Furniture/Glassware
Office Items • Over 2000 Misc Items •
Cash, MC/Visa, American Express Cards, Check's
w/ID for Equifax Approval
Doors Open 6pm
J.C. Auction Services Inc.
(734) 451 -7444
www.icauctionservices.com.
Auction Sales
MAST ESTATE & REAL ESTATE SALE
6 Acre Building Site • Antiques -Beautiful Western Saddle
We will have a public auction at 4580 Farrell Rd., Dexter, Ml. Take Zeeb Rd. to Joy, then east to Webster Church, then north 1 mile or N. Territorial approx 5 mile west of US-23, then south on Webster Church.
SAT. JULY 7 - 10 AM
Owner: Estate of May Mast (Cottonwood Farm)
You can view and print our other auctions from our web-
site listed below: Braun & Helmer Auction Service
(734) 996-9135 (734) 994-6309 www.braunandhelmer.com
PUBLIC AUCTION July 14 at 10:00am, 12300 Wormer Rd., Redford Storage Depot, Units 25-28. The Parlia-ment Co: industrial shelving; 3 fireproof file cabinets; antique desk; transit; large tool box; modern desk; chairs; misc.
CASH ONLY. Call Linda W. 313-535-0008
FAX US YOUR AD 734-953-2232
Auction Sales
Plymouth Township Police Department
(734) 453-3869
N O T I C E O F PUBLIC S A L E Notice is hereby given by the undersigned that on Friday, July 6, 2001, at 9:00 a.m. at Gard-ner's Towing, 9185 General Ct., Plymouth, Ml a public auction of the following vehicle(s) will be held:
1982 Buick 1G4AP694CH485488 1992 Ford 1FTCR10A3NUB11059 1989 Pontiac 1G2WK14T5KF320028 1989 Ford 1FDEE14N8KHB82176 1984 Oldsmobile 1G3AG69Y7EM772409 1988 Chevrolet 1Y1SK5142JZ062266
At B & B Towing, 934 Ann Arbor Rd. at 10: a.m.
1998 Ford 1FTYR14X8WPA70318
Dated: June 21, 2001 By: Plymouth Township
Police Department.
706 Auction Sales
PUBLIC AUCTlGN • FORT KNOX
SELF STORAGE Sunday, July 8th - 10:00AM 39205 Ford Rd. - Westland .
(734) 981-0700
UNIT #
002 - Michael Cybulski 028 - Jayson Hanna 085 - John Frost 099 - Colleen Gladden 100 - Jennifer Buchman ' 171 - George Piavis 241 - Cindy Flood 275 - Daniel Justin 290 - Sara Tamer 300 - Benjamin Kittle 367 - Jayme Dejure 411 - David Schmltt 465 - Glenn Baker Jr. 471 - Douglas Hemsworth 487 - James Williams 520 - Amy Conner 546 - Nicolette Slater-Dowdy
All units contain misc. household/business goods.
710 Estate Sales
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LIVONIA - Sun. only, July 1,9-5. - ; 31130 Hillbrook, E. Merriman, S. ; / Z off 7. Furniture, patio set,- ,«r2 antiques, collectibles, misc.
d u l r < i H o m e & S e r v i c e D i r e t l o r v A H f o r 4 l i m e s . i n H w e ' l l v o u t h e « i c l f o r 6 t i m e s .
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• Seal Coating. Free Est. 800-724-8920 734-397-0811
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(313) 584-2430
022 Basement Wi
EVERDRY BASEMENT
WATERPROOFING Free inspections, free estimates, l icensed, bonded, insured, financing, 70,000 satisfied cus-tomers. Lifetime transferable warranty. 800-878-9090
Brick, Blocks Cement
• AAA BRICK PAVING * All masonry work - Repairs
or new. Lie. & Ins. Cal! Jeff: (734) 432-7878
AAA CUSTOM BRICK WORK
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Quality Work, Large, Small ..Commercial & Residential.
New & Repairs ; 2 4 8 - 4 7 7 - 9 6 7 3
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Driveway Replacement Lie. & Ins. 248-348-0066
• A 1 ' B R I C K R E P A I R • Small jobs welcome.
Tuck Pointing, Brick Repair. Insured • 248-478-7949
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A & K MASONRY 313-467-7330
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BRICK PAVERS, CONCRETE, Footings, Brick & Block
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Free removal on replacements. Lic/ins. Free est. 734-261-2818
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• Kitchens • Baths • Custom Cabinetry • Custom Home
Renovations including Lower Levels. Guaranteed quality
workmanship. Complete plan & design service available.
Lie. & Ins. 734-414-0448
BATHTUB CERAMIC TILE
REPAIR • REGLAZE REMODEL
Call For Free Brochure Unique Refinishers Inc.
1-800-235-6557
HAMILTON BUILDERS
Specializing in... • Additions, Dormers • Garages • Kitchens, Baths • Basements
"Since 1956" Free Estimates
734-458-8100
• Lippner Construction, Inc. • Comm / Res. Rough / Finish.
Additions • Dormers • Porches Vinyl Siding • Finish Carpentry Custom Int. Trim • Quality work. Lic./lns. 734-246-5643
ORSINI BUILDING CO. Home Improvements:
Additions • Kitchens • Baths • Finished Basements • Decks 248-685-8276 - 810-707-4995
Rec Room, Kitchen Bath Special-ists. All Remodeling, Formica & Laminate. Visa & MC, AMEX.
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A FAMILY BUSINESS
RON DUGAS BLDG. 8946 CROWN, LIVONIA
. A PERSONAL TOUCH . STAIRWAYS & RAILINGS
KITCHENS-VANITIES-COUNTERS BASEMENTS-DOORS-WINDOWS
STORE RENOVATION Lie. & Ins. 28 yrs experience
734-421-5526
Cabinetry/Formica
Buy Cabinets direct from Factory. Bring in your best quote & save. Contractors & Do-it-yourselves. 100 miles delivery from Novi.
We Are Priced To Sell. IXL Cabinets (248) 347-2306
041 Carpentry
AFFORDABLE CARPENTRY Trim • Doors • Cab'.iets • Base-ment Framing & more. Lic./lns.
Fred: 248-380-3815
CARPENTRY - B A S E M E N T S Repairs • Complete Home improvements. Lie & Ins Builder.
Call John; 734-522-5401.
MIKE IAFRATE CEMENT CO. •Drives •Patios •Sidewalks
- , "Footings "Steps «Ete. •Lie. ' Insured 734-591-0888.
PADULA CEMENT COMP. briveways • Garages • Porches etc. All types of cement work.
Call 734-525-1064
T O N A R E L L I C O N S T R U C T I O N .
Quality concrete licensed since 1954 commercial/residen-
tial. 734 464-8445 Ask for Elaine
Building/ Remodeling KLANN
CONSTRUCTION Affordable Top Quality
Decks, Kitchens, Bathrooms. Finished Basements.
Ceramic Tile. ln.Bus.20 yrs. Lie/Ins. 248-426-0095.
CLASSIC CARPENTRY Libraries, Kitchen, Doors
Work by Master Carpenters 313-541 -9289 248-894-3094
FINISHED CARPENTRY •Crowns »Doors *Railings
All Phases. Lie. 734-455-3970 http://espino2a.webprovlder.com/
quality carpentry/
248 -471 -2600 313-835-8610
Rec rooms, Basements, Kitchens. Bathrooms, New & Repairs
fi ma i Carpet Repair/ Installation
AAA CARPET REPAIR & CLEANING
Thank you for 34 yrs. of service. 248-626-4901
PAT'S CARPET REPAIR Power stretching, burns, seams, tears, pet damage, etc. Expert Repairs. 888-775-4404
048 Chimney Building/ Clean/Repair
AAA BRICK •Ch imneys*
And all masonry work. New or repairs.
L i c . / l ns . 27 yrs. exp. Call Jeff: (734) 432-7878
VToll free: 1-888-MR BRICKS
AAA CUSTOM BRICK WORK
C H I M N E Y S P E C I A L I S T S Very clean, quality work
25 Yrs. Exp./New & Repairs (248) 4 7 7 - 9 6 7 3
Chimneys Built New & Repair
Will beat any price! Senior citizen discount
Licensed & Insured BEST CHIMNEY INC.
248-557-5595 or
313-292-7722 4214 Woodward Ave, Oak Park, Ml
049 Cleaning Service
YOU'VE GOT IT MAID! Resident ia l & Commerc ia l cleaning. Free Estimates, Con-tact Susan 313-510-1163
055 Concrete
L & J CONCRETE Large & small jobs welcome.
Licensed & Insured. Free estimate. 734-762-0266
Decks/Patios/ I 1 U Sunrooms
A Custom Deck by SUPERIOR Vinyl, cedar or pressure
treated. Gazebos too. Quality work at an affordable price.
Lie. Bldr. insured Free Est. Call 734-522-5290
BEAUTIFUL CUSTOM DECK Wolmanized or Cedar. Lie., Ins.
Free Est., 17 Yrs. Exp. 734-261 -1614 248-442-2744
CUSTOM DECKS, Kitchens, Baths, Screen Room. Finished B a s e m e n t . H i g h Q u a l i t y Workmanship 734-762-0424
MICHIGAN DECK SYSTEMS "The Best Name in Decking" Free Est. & computer design. Since 1985 lic/lns.734-513-4999
Drywall
• A 1 PLASTER & DRYWALL* • New & repair work • Texture • Coves*Dust free repairs*
All work guaranteed, 32 yrs exp. Insured. Q 248-478-7949
* * DRYWALL FINISHING & PATCHWORK * *
Free Est. - Reasonable Prices. John * 734-427-6289 *
070 i Electrical
ABSOLUTE QUALITY ELECT Free Est/Lic/lns.
Call Livonia Electric Co. 313-706-6185.
ALL RESIDENTIAL EXPERT • Free estimate. Senior discount. Low prices. 7 days - 24 hrs. Lie. & Ins. Call: 1-800-253-1632.
ARNOLD ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
City & FHA violations corrected. Comm./Res. 734-462-1877
FREE ESTIMATES installations & repairs, Smali or Large. Lic./lns. 248-872-6060
Hot Tubsl Ceiling Fans! , New Construction-all you? 1 electrical needs. Lie. & Ins. Builders Welcome!
(248) 471-1085.
RES.-COMM. WIRING/REPAIRS Low Rates - Free Est.
LJcensed - Insured 313-533-3800 or 248-521-2550
073 Excavating/Backhoe
Bulldozing, Excavating, Finish Grading, Parking Lot, Sewer & Water Repair, Ponds, Trenching,
Pool Removal, Demolition. LiO'd. & Ins'd. 734-459-8268
Excavating, Trenching, Footings, Sewer, Water Lines, Parking Lots, Septic Tanks, Drains, Bull-dozing. Lie & lns.313-838-6731
081 Fences
• A BETTER FENCE • • Ornamental Iron • Vinyl
• Chain Link »Wood Free Est. Pager: 313-250-2285
HOTUPAN CORP. Steel & aluminum fences, gates, & spiral stairways. Built by Old World Craftsmen. Sterling Hgts.
8 1 0 - 9 7 8 - 7 9 5 8
086 Floor Service
AMERICAN HARDWOOD Hardwood Floor Specia l is t Member of Better Bus. Bureau
20 years exp. 313-846-0942
K & K Hardwood Floors Inc. • Insta l l * R e f i n i s h * Recoat*
Experienced & Insured. Call John 313-541-3107
NATURAL WOOD FLOORS INC Special iz ing in instal lat ion, sanding & repairs. 15 yrs. exp.
• (810) 636-4777 «
088 Furnaces/Duct-Installed/Repaired
DUCT BUSTERS Duct Cleaning. We will clean, sanitize & deodorize your home. Free estimate. 734-671-2925
100 Gutters
A-FLOW RITE Seamless Gutters Installed & Repaired. Cleaned & screened. Est. 1978. Uc./lns.734-459-6280
C L E A N I N G , S C R E E N I N G , REPAIRS
(248) 471-2600 FOR WORK THATS GOOD CALL ELWOOD. Seamless Gutters, Roofing & Siding. 35 yrs. exp. Lie. 248-253-1656.
GUTTERS CLEANED EXPERT REPAIRS.
Also Light Carpentry. Reason-able rates. (248) 473-3931
GUTTER SHOP .Seamless aluminum gut-ters. Fast on time Service! Insured. (734)341-3186
THERMAL-PLEX Seamless Gutters. $2.25 ft. Free Est. Lie & Ins. See ad in Ameritech's yellow pages. 734-753-0313
ABLE AFFORDABLE Reliable. Ceramic tile, plumbing, elec., carp., assemble, builcT repair. John 810-636-3636
Absolutely Lic./lns. DU-IT-ALL
Specials: Ceramic tile, Formica & Corion tops & kitchens. We also do complete basements & all other interior work, including elec-trical & plumbing, etc 248-089-7667
ALL FORMS OF HOME REPAIR & REMODELING. 20 yrs. exp. Any size job.
(734) 481-1491.
AL'S DO IT ALL Carpentry»Elect*Piumbing«Paint
248) 477-4742 '248 352-3824
D & M HANDYMAN specialist in kitchens, baths, suspended ceil-ings, decks, Pergo floor, base-ments, remodeling, and much more. Free estimate.
(248) 615-7519
HANDY ANDY specializing in smali jobs. Quality work. Rea-sonable prices. 734-513-0755
102 Handyman M/F
HANDYMAN SERVICES
Smal l Job Special ists
734-425-2333 NO JOB TOO SMALL - Fast, reliable, professional. All types of small repairs. 734-729-9114
Emergency: 313-999-6685
Retired Handyman All types of work
(313)835-8610
(248) 471-3729
WE DO AMERICA'S HOMEWORK.
Interior & Exterior Jobs. Our experienced Technicians are
insured, le. In
area call: (734) 981-0573.
ex penen cea i ecri n ic i an properly bonded & ins Prompt, Safe, Reliablt the Plymouth/Canton
• WEE PROJECTS * • Assemble «Bulld • Repair • Plumbing • Elec • Carp • Sheds • Playstructures 248-777-0062
YOU NAME IT! I FIX IT!!
Redford 313-937-7827 Big jobs! Little Jobs!
Let us fix It allll
103 Hauling/Clean Up
A F F O R D A B L E P E R S O N A L H A U L I N G
S E R V I C E We clean out homes, attics, basements, garages, offices, warehouses & anything else. Complete demolition from start t o f i n i s h . F r e e e s t .
248-354-3213.
A-1 HAULING - Moving. Scrap metal, c leaning basements garages, stores, etc. Lowest prices in town. Quick service. Free est. Wayne/Oakland Counties. Central location 547-2764 or 559-8138
f t f BIG BOB'S GARAGE Removal, Basement &
all other cleaning. 1099 or 313-610-0437
D & J MOVING & HAULING Clean-up, hauling & disposal of misc. items. We haul anything. 10-15 yd. dumpster trailers. You load, we load. Westland. Visa/MC accepted 734-421 -0111
JDC HAULING CO. Res/Comm. Debris, Rubbish,
Concrete, etc. 7 days. Call Joe 313-601 -7073, 313-204-2655
YOU CALL, WE HAUL Do it now, 12 yd. dumpster, ciean-up & removal, $275. Free PiCk-Up & Delivery. 248-342-5390
Heating/Cooling
Furnace Installation from $1195 w/air $2150. Duct cleaning from
Free est. Lic/lns. 35yrs exp. 24 hrs svc. Al! makes/models. 734-266-0547 313-477-4210
I f M M f l * mmMECHANICALW** HEATING ft OOOLINQ
(248) 8 8 8 - 0 0 5 5 Complete furnace & air condi-tioning services. Free estimates.
Present this ad for $100 off any new Air conditioner
106 Home Improvement
HARDWOOD FLOORING & ceramic tile specialist. Some basic home remodeling. 1 call does It ali. (313) 529-6320 Reasonable rates.
JIM SEGHI RENOVATIONS • Bathrooms • Ceramic Tile • Rec Rooms • Kitchens
Quality Workmanship. Great Design Service.
Free Est. 248-437-2454
106 Home Improvement
AFFORDABLE HOME REPAIRS Save money by using
America's largest handyman service. Insured, bonded,
guaranteed. 734-762-5006
OFFICES IN 40 STATES
108 Hou ^
C O L L E G E S T U D E N T Honest, reliable, hardworking.
Call Nate, (734) 306-8975
H O U S E C L E A N E R Experienced. Call bet. 7 & 10am or after 10pm. 313-724-0464
Lady with excellent references, who takes pride in her work, wishes to clean your home.
•248-681-0139*
RELIABLE CLEANER 15 yrs. exp.
Home, office or condo. 734-516-9389 810-801 -7898
SPEND TIME with your family & friends. Let us handle your housecleaning needs. Low rates starting at $65 wkly. Call Rosa
248-426-0456
Janitorial Service
N.I. JANITORIAL SERVICE Special izing In Commercial Cleaning. Offices, Churches, Schools, etc. Buffing & Waxing.
* (313) 270-4157 *
121 Landscaping
+ AAAA Beautiful Yard
LOW COST !!! MASTER GARDENER
Design • Installation Trees, Stumps, Odd Jobs
WE DO IT ALL... Ins/Ref. • 20 yrs. exp.
Wayne 734-525-3600 Oakland 248-855-5252
* A C E L A N D S C A P I N G * Cleanup, shrub removal,
weeding/trimming/sod/plants. Complete landscaping * 3 1 3 - 5 3 3 - 3 9 6 7 *
AFFORDABLE PROFESSIONAL landscaping construction & lawn maintenance. Old landscaping removed & new installed, irriga-tion, grading, sodding, fall clean-up. 27 yrs. exp., free est. 248-354-3213.
BOB'S LANDSCAPING Excavating, grading, pool dirt/ concrete removal, sodding, sod repair, brick pavers 734-748-8688
FIRST IMPRESSIONS Land-scaping. Paver walkways & patios; retaining walls; tree & shrub planting.
(248) 706-3028
GRADING - SODDING SEEDING • BED EDGING
& MULCHING Sod available for pick-up &
delivery. 734-348-3150.
K.M.S. SERVICES Landscaping. Specializing in brick paver patios, walks, rock retaining walls & much, much more. Free est. 734-327-4321
M R . S H O V E L •Resoddingof Lawns & Repairs • Drainage & Low Areas •Pool-Dirt-
Concrete Removal Paul: 734-326-6114.
Lawn, Garden Maint/Service
SHRUB TRIMMING, Landscape Clean-up, Mulch Bed, Shrub Planting, Fertilizing, Mowing. Ali Observer areas. (734) 421-7127
138 Moving/Storage
I N D E P E N D E N T M O V I N G Free Estimates. Insured.
L o w Rates l 2 4 8 - 5 4 8 - 0 1 2 5
Painting/Decorating/ Paperhangers
A-ONE CUSTOM PAINTING *lnt./Ext. * b o o k now ext.
Prof, painting, free est. Ref./lns. By Fred, (248)553-3413
AA BLUE Chip Painting. Interior/ exterior painting & plaster repair. Call Mike. 248-210-5933
ACCURATE PAINTING Commercial, Residential,
Alum. Siding, Power Washing & Decks. (248) 353-2027.
BEAT ANY WRITTEN ESTIMATE
248-476-0011 313-835-8610
PAINTING/PAPERING Plastering, Repairs, Wall washing
Visa & MC, AMEX
* BOURQUE PAINTING * Quality work-Reasonable rates Lie & ins. 20 yrs. exp. Free est.
(734) 427-7332.
C U S T O M i n t e r i o r / e x t e r i o r painting. Let out experienced journeymen beautify your home. Call for your free estimate today. W o r k m a n s h i p g u a r a n t e e d . Insured. Diversified Tradesman.
(810)436-6066
• F A R R ' S P A I N T I N G I N C * •INTERIOR & EXTERIOR*
•Aluminum Re-painting *Wood S i d i n g * W o o d R e p a i r s •Caulking *Free Power Washing prep,most jobs. 248-477-7764.
FIRST QUALITY CUSTOM PAINTING "Where Quality Comes First" Alum/Vinyl siding lnt./Ext. 20 Yrs. exp. Power washing, Decks.
734-595-8254
HERMAN PAINTING Int. & ext. painting, Plaster & dry-wall repair. 46 yrs exp. Insured. Free Est. Larry: 734-425-1372
* INTERIOR * EXTERIOR PAINTING BY MICHAEL •Res, •Coml. *Staining •Textured Ceilings*Faux Finishes*Deck/Aluminum
Ref in i sh .»P las te r /Drywa l l Repair*Wallpaper Removal •Free Estimates "References
1248-349-7499; 734-464-8147j
K & J PAINTING Job done right. Interior & exte-
rior. Reasonable rates. Free estimates. (734) 748-7443
LIVONIA PAINTING lnt./Ext. power washing, deck preservation, spray aluminum. Lie. & ins. 248-474-7181
PAINTING INTERIOR EXTERIOR
29 Years. Exp. ins. Ref. Call: (734) 354-6551.
QUALITY PAINTING Thorough Preparation,
Work Myself since 1967. Neat, Reasonable & Insured.
248-225-7165.
147 Plastering
* A 1 PLASTER & DRYWALL* • New & repair work • Texture • Coves • Dust free
All work guaranteed, 32 yrs exp. Insured. • 248-478-7949
148 Plumbing
ZEB PLUMBING LLC
Res. - Comm. & Service Lie. Ins. - 24/hrs. 248-477-8507
(248) 471-2600 Plumbing & Sewer Cleaning.
Repairs & Alterations.
150 Pool Service
POOL OWNERS WANTED!!
Acme pools is looking for pools needing new liners.
Kayak, Hendon, inground etc. Fast service 866-269-2016
Pressure Power Washing
FARR'S P O W E R W A S H I N G •Aluminum Vinyl Siding •Deck Cleaning & Sealing
Brick Cleaning • Paint run off removal»Painting 248-477-7764.
HANDYMAN SERVICES Decks • Siding • Concrete Washing / Stripping / Sealing
734-425-2533
164 ABSOLUTE QUALITY
At an affordable price! Tear off, reroof. Lie. & Ins. Customer sat-isfaction guaranteed.
Call All Pro Roofing: 734-722-9344 or 248-55^8860.
ABSOLUTE SATISFACTION guaranteed. Ice dam specialist.
All Pro Construction Farmington 248-553-4456
* AJS ROOFING * Exp'd., Res./Comm. Lic./lns. Finance avail. Reasonable rates. Call Joe for est. 313-461-5100
ALL ROOFING & REPAIRS
•Tear off s/reshi ngle/repa i rs« Also Gutters & Sliding Lie/ & h S j ^ ^ 2 4 8 ^ 5 ^ 1 K 2
* APEX ROOFING * Quality work completed with pride. Family owned. Lie. Ins.
For honesty & integrity call: 248-476-6984 • 248-855-7223
B & M HOME SERVICES Lie. & Ins. Roofers for 10yrs.
Roofs, Garages, Additions, Siding Westland 800-988-2688
GARDEN CITY CONST. • Roofing • Gutters •
Lic./lns. 734-513-0099
LEAK SPECIALIST Flashings, Valleys, etc. • Warr. Member Better Bus. B. • 29yrs. exp. Lic./lns. 248-827-3233.
NAPIER'S ROOFING CO.
Res iden t i a l / C o m m e r c i a l R o o f i n g Specia l is ts .
Roof ing • S id ing • Gut ters
12 yr. warranty. 50 yrs. exp. Fully ins.
State l icensed. Free est.
3 1 3 - 2 9 1 - 0 7 4 7
Roofing • Siding • Gutters Masonry • Remodeling
60 YEAR FAMILY BUSINESS
SENTRY CONTRACTORS, INC.
24631 HalSted Farmington Hills
www.sentrycontractors.com Quality & Professionalism
LiC./lns. 248-476-4444.
248-471-2600 New & repair also rubber roofing, carpentry, insurance work.
177 ALL FAZE CONSTRUCTION Siding, Windows, Garages, Wind/Storm Repairs, Caulking. Free Est. Lie. Ken 734-421-3816
ALL SIDING REPAIRS Aluminum & vinyl. Also Roofing & Gutters. Lie. & Ins. Free estimates.
(248) 542-1552
GARAGE SIDING from $1050; Windows $265 installed. Gutters $2.75/ft. Lie. & Ins. Call Terry at: 313-535-5035 or 313-999-4177
SIDING •WINDOWS 1
Family owned • Reasonable , REDFORD ALUMINUM PROD.' 734-464-1545 / 734-953-0399
VINYL & Aium siding, gutters, trim, . • awnings, roofing, related work.
EXPERT CLEANING
248-471-2600
191 Telephone Service Repair
ACCEPT - NO Substitutes JEM COMMUNICATIONS
Reprs.& Installs/Lie. & Ins. Comptr Netwkg/CATV Jacks
734-591-9088 or 248-314-1455
* ALL WIRED UP * Jack installation & wiring for phone, fax & computers. Also, pre-wiring. Ron 248-592-9916.
; Tile Work*Ceramic/ Marble/Quarry
AFFORDABLE QUALITY Bath remodeling • Ceramic tile
Commercial & Residential. 20 yrs. exp. 248-921-1034
196 Tree Service
BIG BOB'S Tree Sod & Stump Removal. 734-450-1099 or 313-610-0437
4
* BUDGET TREE * j Tree & shrub t r imming & , r e m o v a l , s t u m p g r i n d i n g , j Insured. Free est. 20% off any 5
tree service. any
1-800-964-7785
DIVERSIFIED OUT ON A LIMB Tree Trimming & Removal,
Stump grinding • Brush removal 248-304-1936/ 810-450-5184
FRANK'S TREE SERVICE Trimming, Removal, Stump Grinding. Free est. Reasonable rates Ins. (734) 458-2505
G's TREES Removal, Trimming, Stump Grinding. 20 yrs. exp. Ins.
(313) 383-6721.
HIGHLINE TREE SERVICE Fast & friendly, Insured. Free estimates. 9248) 766-8561
J A S O N ' S T R E E S E R V I C E Free estimates Union member discounts. Ins. 734- 641-7756
• Spears Tree Experts Inc.* Trimming • Removals
• Stump Gr ind ing •L ic / lns . 734-844-7455
230 Wallpapering
* WALLPAPERING * You take care in choosing your paper, We take care in hanging it. Call Chris 248-349-7775 or
Cathy 734-427-3749
WALLPAPERING 15 years exp. Free estimate.
Debbie: 248-476-3713
WALL PAPER removal, insured. Work very clean. Free esti-mates. Residential/commercial Al Lazar (248) 559-8750
2 4 8 - 4 7 1 - 2 6 0 0 * Papering, Removal, Painting, • Repairs. Exp. Women. Visa/MC. ,
240 Windows
QUALITY WINDOW CENTER ' * Andersen Windows * .
25 + years exp. replacing old « drafty windows with Andersen. < * Special off season pricing *
* Free Estimate , 800-328-7250
Sunday , Ju ly 1, 2001 O&E Classif ications 700 to 802 <* >*V
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711 Garage Sales
ATTENTION READERS
Place a Garage Sale Ad
And be eligible to win a $50 gift card to
Inc.
ie eligible 50 gift car Meijer, In*,.
MHJER One Winner per week. Winner's name will be
published every Thursday in this section.
To place a garage sale ad please call:
Wayne County (734) 591-0900
Oakland County (248) 644-1070
Rochester/Rochester Hilis
(248) 852-3222
Clarkston, Lake Orion, Oxford, Waterford
(248) 475-4596
Holly/Fenton (800) 579-SELL or fax your ad: (734) 953-2232
CONGRATULATIONS to.L. C. of TROY who won ai$50 gift' card to Meijer, Inc. L. C. placed a garage sale ad in Sunday, June 21 and Thursday's, June 24, paper. You too can'be a winner. To advertise your garage sale please call:
S Wayne County £* (734) 591-0900 I f Oakland County ^ (248) 644-1070
FARMINGTON HILLS - Mon. TueS. 9-7.20937 Inkster Rd., VA biks. N of 8. Washer, dryer
LIVONIA - Huge Yard Sale -July5-7th. Thurs-Fri-Sat. 9am to 4pm. Lots of items to choose from. Antiques, estate & collecti-bles. 19320 Brentwood, Off 7, betw Middlebelt & Inkster.
LIVONIA - July 4th, 8-5. 14406 Sunbury. Furniture, clothes, household items.
LIVONIA - July 5-7, 9-4. 15980 Sunbury, 5 Mile & Middlebelt. Clothes, toys, misc. items.
PLYMOUTH • Thurs-Sat. 9204 S. Main, betweeen Ann Arbor Rd & Joy Rd. Worth a peekl
REDFORD - July 5, 6 & 7, 19171 Indian, Inkster & 7 Mile. 50yrs accumulation. All kinds of tools & misc. household.
REDFORD, THURS. 7 /5 & Fri. 7/ 6, 9am - 5pm and Sat. 7/ 7, 9am - 1pm. 9011 San Jose, N. off of Joy Rd, E. of Inkster Rd. HUGE sale, girl's clothes sizes 7-12 (excellent condition), 100's of children's books, videos, games, toys, girl's 16" & 20" bikes, Little Tikes refrigerator, table; & chairs, and chalkboard/ easel, Jenny Lind toy box and child's rocker, adult plus size clothing, household misc.
711 Garage Sales
SYLVAN LAKE - Estate Sale & downsizing. 1481 Benvenue, W. of Telegraph, N. of Pontiac Dr. July 5-8. (248) 683-2526.
UTICA - Barn Sale in/outdoor July 3rd, 8am - 3pm. 47326 Dequindre, N. of Auburn Rd.
713 Moving Sales
LIVONIA MOVING SALE Thurs-Sat 8-6. 15614 Blue Skies Ct. N. 5 Mile/Newburgh.
PLYMOUTH WASHER & dryer, bedroom set, steel case desks, fi'ne china & silverware etc. Sunday &-5. 1143 Maple St., (7*34) 453-4609
m Clothing
BAB'Y DUCK clothes, new, $5 each'. (734) 451-6856
BRAND NEW Suits 4 w/tags, 44 reg, 38-39 waist, English<alian made $400/a!l. 734-421-2911
WHITE: WEDDING DRESS & VEIL - size 22-24. 3200 cash. (734) 7'22-5266.
ALL LEATHER 100% italian full grain, pre mium select, grade A leather co uch, love seat, chair, ottoman. Buy Mantellasi ieather in Itaiy with warranty, unused in wrapper. <Cost $5K sacrifice $ 1 9 5 0 c e l l p h o n e 313-477-0979
ANTIQUE WICKER daybed, complete w/n nattress, beautiful & functional $4 00. 248-476-5804
ARMOIRE ent ertainment center, solid wood, 84' in. high x 41 w -Holds 34-36" TV. 2 mos. old, $750. 734-981 -9295
ART DECO dresser & chest $450. Sofa with carved wood $700. Oak dining) set $500. Tra-ditional chair, ne w fabric $200. Misc. tables. New Cherrywood entertainment cen ter, $675/ Exc. Cond. 248-356-51'95.
BABY CRIB • top-o,f-the-line Sim-mons, natural mapks, w/mattress $250. Designer c rib bedding $95. exc. cond. 24*3-380-9499.
BABY crib 2 yrs./chamging table pads/sheets. Childcr'aft/medium oak/mattress/bumper pads/hang .toy. $350. Conni-e Home/ 248-478-0382; wk/248 -474-0700.
BABY HIGH chair, fciaby crib w/mattress & sheets'. Exec, cond. $99. (248) 879-8721
BAKER COFFEE Tablt? - An impressive 5ft. square, must see! $350. 734-45^-0666
BAMBOO TABLE w/6 chairs, glass tabie top, $75.
(248) 681-7895
BEDROOM SET cherry solid , 7 piece, superior quality, dove tail, with velvet lined drawers. Cost $5K sell $1595.
(248) 789-5815
12' BLACK resin conference table w/10 leather chairs. Nego-tiable. (248) 851-9284.
BLOOMFIELD HILLS - wicker fur-niture, white, 8 pieces, jukebox, desk & chair. (248) 745-6292.
BOOKCASE, WOOD, $100; 2 bar stools, $75.00; Ford bumper, $50. (248) 446-0527.
BRAND NEW queen mattress set, in plastic, w/warranty. $159. King $325. (734) 564-6192
BUNK BEDS - can be made into trundei or 2 twins, w/mattresses, maple, $250. 248-477-3650
CONTEMPORARY DINING room table, w/leaves, 4 uphol-stered dining chairs, $1550. Two Chinese vases • 4 ft tall, $1800. All exc. cond. 248-624-0655
CONTEMPORARY DINING room table, thick glass top, marble base, 6 chairs exc. cond., $1200. Contemporary Sofa, beautiful cond., $850
248 652-6491
COUCH, TABLES, front pull down desk w/curio on top. Like new. after 5:30: 734-261-1483
COUNTRY DARK maple Dining room Set, w/ 2 hutches & 6 chairs, $2000. Danish King 5 piece bedroom set $500. Dining hutch $200. 1950's Metal free standing Kitchen cabinet w/ glass front $400. Chair Stair Glide, $1,000. All Exec. Cond
(734)464-8498
DESIGNER VALANCES in muted tones of rose & green plus hardware, like new; plus other misc. decorative items. Call (248) 489-4219
DESK - 6 ft. office desk w/matching credenza & chair, exc. cond. $400. 248-594-6953
DINING - elegant, wood, 2 ped-estal, 2 leaf, pad, 6 chair, china, buffet $599. 734-397-8833
DINING ROOM/A cherry solid wood, 14 piece. Superior quality. Dove tail with velvet lined drawers. Cost $10K sell $1750. Call 248-789-5815
DINING ROOM SET cherry, 6 chairs, china cabinet, custom table pads, $1695 or best
(248) 851-8225
DINING ROOM table - $300. mattresses - $30, 2 small dressers - $100, 248-681-5777
DINING SET, ash, seats 10, $1450. Dryer, $125.4 bar stools, $250. 248-855-3826
DUNCAN PHYFE drop leaf table, 4 chairs,' mahogany. $499. (248) 446-0527.
ESTATE SALE - ThomasviHe. 3 pc. living room $500; dining set w/6 chairs & china cabinet $1300; grandfather clock $550; spare bedroom set $150; assorted tables. 248-477-9186
ETHAN ALLEN 2 country french end tables, 1 chairside table. 40% off retail. (248) 349-4758
ETHAN ALLEN dark pine furni-ture, 48" round table, 6 captain's chairs, hutch, 4 bar stools, cock-tail & end tabie, 2 entertainment pes., brass lamp. 248-593-3569.
ETHAN ALLEN living room/ study furniture. Cherrywood, exc. cond., (248) 442-0122
F L O T A T I O N MATTRESS, que;en size, uses standard sheets. 3 years old, like new. $17'5/best. (734) 427-5562.
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716 Household Goods
1MAC GRAPHITE SE/DV, $900; sofa, loveseat, coffee tabie, end tables, $850; full size mattress, $100; night stand, $50; book-case, :$20. 248-872-5355.
K ING-S IZED WATERBED w/mirror shelves & 12 drawers, 3 twin beds, living room furni-ture, silverware, appliances, misc items. (313) 531-4336
LEATHER - Couch, loveseat, chair, ottoman & grandfather clock. Exc. shape. $3300/best. 734-261-5745.
LIVING F*OOM FURNITURE -Victorian style, great cond., wiil separate. (734) 524-9695
MOVING SALE! Furniture, bed-room, living room, and other items. Priced to sell!
(248) 879-8450
NEWER GE Profile 25.2 cu.ft., side-by-sido refrigerator & smooth top range with full 4 yr service warranty. Matching aimond table & roller chair set $1200. 248-851-7216
OVERSIZED COUCH, chair & ottoman w/extra slip covers $450/best. (810) 750-1113
PATIO SET. Cast aluminum 4 chairs, table, 2 loveseats, like new. $450 (248) 745-8390
PIANO, KOHLER & Campbell, 42 in upright, groat condition, asking $900. 248- 426-8827
Real wood bedroom set 2 beds, dresser/mirror, chest, night-stand, $250. 734 421-3468
SECRETARY DESK w/left return, walnut finish, $100. Call: (248) 656-1974
SECTIONAL - Rowe, recliner, hidabed, light blue/gray, contem-porary. $499. (248) 348-3518
SIDE-BY-SIDE FRIDGE:, 3 yrs. old. Bookcases, coffe»3 table, curio cabinet, etc. 248-828-8198
SLEEPER SOFA • reclining love seat, Lane, wine color , exc. cond,, $425. 734-455-4949
SOFA bed, chest, comer love seat, desk/chair, entertainment unit. Reasonable 248-474-9377.
TEXTURED CREAM ON crtsam formal sofa with 4 tapestry pil-lows, exc. cond., never sat on. $1200. (248) 828-4128
THOMASVILLE triple dresser & mirror, Country French, mint. $500. (248) 594-138tf
WOOD BURNING fireplace insert by Glacier, high efficiency $150. Solid maple dining table & Chairs $20. (734) 453-9284
718 Appliances
AIR CONDITIONER 5000 BTU, may be more. Cools great.
00 " " " $1 (248) 539-1209
G.E. - Profile electric stove, white, with microwave/convec-tion, 2 yrs. old. G.E. refrigerator, 25 cu. ft., ice maker.
(313) 882-4323.
GE - Self cleaning wall oven, works, $50. Jennaire counter top range grill, many accesso-ries, $75. (248) 723-9456.
KENMORE WASHER -Heavy Duty, White. Exec Cond. $250. (248) 474-9283
Pools/Spas/Hot Tubs
HOT TUB - Used, 4 person. Good condition.
Pager' # 734-296-4390
Kayak pool 30x15, new Hay-ward filter & pump, $1500/best. Pump/filter $400,313-268-6378
SOLAR POOL - w/liner 16x32, w /deck . $ 5 5 0 . Must d is-assemble. (313) 382-8552
SPAS - SPAS - SPAS Repo Sale over 30 new spas still in wrappers. Repo's from dealer. No reasonable offers refused. 248-789-5815
Building Materials
OLD TONGUE & GROOVE WOOD 1x4, good condition. Ply-wood 4x8 W (734) 320-5146
724 Business & Office
S = L _ AFFORDABLE USED - File cab-inets, fire files, desks, lateral files, chairs & more.
Livonia 734-525-8268
CANNON C330D Copier 20 bin sorter. Luscent Partner II Phone System. Mahogany desk & cre-denza. L-shaped pedestal desk, leather sofa & chair, file cabinets + more. (248) 866-7075.
730 Commilndustrial/
RESTAURANT CLOSING
tables, chairs & kitchen equip-ment. Everything must gol 6677 North Wayne Road, Westland (734) 595-1988
SHELVING - Heavy duty steel. 3'x2'x87", pallet racks 4x8.
(734) 320-5146
Electronics/Audio/ Video
HITASHI ULTRA Vision 53" TV -5 Yr. warranty, $1900 for quick sale. 248-594-8583
Video Games, f i Tapes, Movies
VIDEO COLLECTION - Over 500 titles, 1990 to present. Orig-inal covers. Sell for $1500. 313-533-7979, call afternoons.
Lawn Garden & Snow Equipment
GRAVELY Garden Tractor 16hp BNS, 48° deck, runs good, needs repair$200.248-593-5026
Lawn Garden & Snow Equipment
2000 MTD 14.5 hp mulching lawn tractor w/twin bag grass catcher. $800 (248) 634-4315
750 Miscellaneous For
DELTA - Tablesaw with pre-mium fence. Shopsmith. Router with floor stand. 248-476-8958.
DOG HOUSE - Large, insulated, $125. Call: (734) 459-7049.
MODULAR DESK w/hutch, entertainment center 36" Sony color t.v., palm pilot, HO train w/accessories. 248 474-0999
RESIDUDES ASK me about the Residudes.
751 Musical Instruments
ANTIQUE PIANO, Geo Steck & Co., NY. Built in 1894. Carved legs. $625. (248) 344-9942
BABY GRAND Player - 1 Yr. old, cali for details Asking $9500. 248-594-8583
BALDWIN ORGAN Model 195, micro-computer orchestra. $600.
734-459-7025
CELLO, FULL-SIZE, $700. (248) 827-3688.
KARL & KNILLING CHELLO beautiful tone, Pernambuco bow. $1600 or best offer.
(248) 258-1096
KAWAI GRAND Piano KG2A, glossy black, w/ bench, Exec, cond. $9,195/best (248)788-2241
KAWAI Grand Piano, oak satin finish, 5' 10", exc. cond, must sell, best Offer 248-737-2265.
LIKE NEW "9" piece drum set. "Swingerline" black/chrome (new skins) Only been used through 3 months of practice. Paid $700.00 MUST SELL! $575.00 or best offer. (734) 462-1718/ 248-477-5300
PIANO - Wurlitzer upright. Excellent condition, $1900/best.
(734) 981-4604.
RENT A PIANO $25/mo.! This week's special -free delivery! Call for details. Open Thurs until 8 p m ! M i c h i g a n P i a n o (248)548-2200 www.mipiano.com
STEINWAY Grand Piano, ebony finish, excellent condition. $15,000. (313) 835-2540
WURLITZER UPRIGHT - Model \1740. Oak, exc. cond. just tuned. $1,625. 248-682-5927
YAMAHA ORGAN E-70 concert oraan, 2 keyboards, excellent. $1075. (248) 363-7902
Sporting Goods
BASK.ETBALL - 54" Portable backboard, Hydra RIB. New, still in box. $500. 248-828-3774.
CALLAWAY Hawkeye 3 & 5 wood, sv'iff flex graphite shaft, $l50/ea. Never used dart board & cabinet, $40. Raieigh Moun-tain Bike, $100 734-451-5932.
GOLF CLUBS - Mizuno T-Zold 2-SW R sh'afts, $350/best.
(248) 613-8293
f t Animals 1 LlPets/ 1 ^ Livestock
mm Cats
CAT • Smokey Oirey, very oving, approx. 2V4 'yrs. old Declawed all paws, spayed. Very lonely! 1-810-217-8459
OWNER MOVING - (S?) 7yr old louse cats, declawtid, very riendly. For kids or Seniors. To a good home. (313) 2 78-4758
Rescued from a life «on the streets, 4 adorable 4 mo old kit-tens. Playful, yet shy. Prefer quiet homes where they can Dloom. You must spay/net iter & <eep them indoors only. £20. fee to be donated to Humane organization.
RESCUED KITTENS - tested shots, vet checked. Cali Ba rb
(248) 363-26 76
Dogs
BOUVIERS available. Hand-some, well-trained 8 yr. old male ready for adoption from the Bou-vier Befrienders of Michigan. Very affectionate & ioves other dogs. Has hearing deficit other-wise healthy. (2) 3-4 yr. old females currently being evalu-ated will be available soon. Call
313-640-8232
DOG PEN 10x10x6'h. Very good condition. $185.
(810) 629-6719.
ENGLISH BULLDOG - adult ma le , good fam i l y pet .
810-215-2128
MALAMUTE / Shepherd Puppy -Adorable female, all shots, good home required. 734-451-0612
POODLE STANDARD AKC, shots, wormed, home raised, 989-345-3827
Household Pets-Other
7 yr. old German Sheppard lab mix, Housetrained, good w/ chil-dren, very obedient. 7 yr. old calico cat, very friendly and affe-cionate. Both need a good home! Best offer. 248-366-2310.
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800 Airplanes
802 Boats/Motors
CREST 111 1992, 40hp, Honda, less than 30 hrs., trailer, tarp, CD changer & more. Excellent condition. $10,500.
(248) 684-5384
CRESTLINER 1994 Eagle 2160 cuttycab, Johnson 120hp+10hp, trailer, many extras, exc cond., $17,000/best. 734-453-6853
CREST 2000 pontoon - 22 ft. like new. Best offer. Contact Henry. 248-380-1340
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802 Boats/Motors
ALUMINUM BOAT 14 ft. -18 hp Johnson; runs like a top. $1500/firm. (734) 522-7072
ALUMINUM FISHING BOAT 14ft w/trailer & 5HP motor. $800/ best. (313) 292-5248
AMERICAN SKIER 1990 bow rider, 351, low hrs. needs nothing, $12,500. 610-750-9333.
AMERICAN SKIER 1985 - 285 hrs., 351 Ford inboard, out-standing cond. Must Sell! $7,000/best (248)363-3051
BAJA 1991 - 21' Bowrider, 454 cu.in. I/O, Bravo, SS prop, inside storage, 2 axle trailer. $10,950.
Call: 248-851-8485.
BASS BOAT 1997 Ranger, 125 Merc, 17.1ft, R72 dual console, like new, low hrs. Never on big lakes, garage stored, 3 fish com-fortably, to many options to list $14,900. (248) 669-2509
BASS BOAT 1982 Thompson, 40hp Mercury' 1991 trolling motor, live well, needs uphol-stery work, includes new trailer. $3000. Call (248) 643-4965, ask for Greg.
BASS TRACKER 1997 Targa W-T, 17 ft deepv 60 hp mere., exc. cond. $8,300. 734-462-0883
BAYLINER, 1989 34' Avanti, exc. con., loaded, 13' beam, Lake St. Ciair, $49,900. 866-580-2200.
BAYLINER, 1996, 1950 Capri, bowrider, 18'6", i.o., 130 hp., trailer, $7800. 734-748-7707.
BAYLINER CAPR11998 - 19 ft., like new, 125hp I/O, trailer. $9000/best. (810) 871-3275
BAYLINER 1996 - 18V6 ft., Mer-cruiser 3.0L, Fish & Ski, Escort trailer, electric trolling motor, front pedestal seat, live well, am/ fm stereo radio/cassette, ship-to-shore radio, & covers. $7400.
734-498-8705.
BAYLINER 1993 - 17', 75 hp Mercury Force outboard, trailer, tubes, skis, & accessories included. $3800. 734-591-1040
BAYLINER 1995 Jet Boat. Merc motor, custom cover & trailer, low hrs., like new, $5300/best. Bloom-field Hills (248) 227-6899.
BOSTON WHALER 15' 1987, 40HP, Exec. cond. Many extras.
248-288-7601
BOSTON WHALER 1995 16' jet, Union Lake. Exc. cond. $9500. (313) 506-3798.
BOWRIDER FIBERGLASS 18 ft. 6 inches, 85 horsepower out-board, runs great, $3195/best (313) 563-4320 ,
CAL 20 - 5 sails, outboard, new electric, sleeps 4, good cond., $1000 firm. (734) 416-1004
CANOE - 17' aluminum. Sell or trade. $300 or smaller canoe.
734-522-2652
CANOE, 18FT. -' Only used once. Holds 800 lbs. $450
313-592-6534
CARAVELLE 17 ft. 1979 Bow-rider Shorelander trailer 140 horse, 10, needs repair. $1500.
(248) 442-9874
CARVER 1993 37 ft., Voyager, 350 hours, loaded, clean, twin 454 Crusaders, $114,900. (248) 681-6995 after 6 p.m.
CARVER 1989, 30 ft. Express Cruiser, 11 ft. beam, air & heat, d inghy inc luded, loaded, $36,900. 734-591-9103
CC CONNIE 1959 Restored classic. Rebuilt engines, trans, $23,500. 810-794-4528
CENTURY CHEETAH 1968 inboard, great cond., 300 ,hrs, w/trailer etc. $2500/best.
248 360-0926
CENTURY 1985 cuddy, 19ft. 140 Merc cruiser, new outdrive, radio, trailer. $5800. (313) 274-7211
CHAPARRAL 1985 198CXL, I70hp I/O w/trailer. $4600/best.
248-681-7895.
CHAPARRAL 1985 198CXL, 170hp I/O w/trailer. $4600/best.
248-681-7895.
CHAPARRAL, 1998, 1830 SS. Bowrider, 4.3 Mercruiser, 70 hrs., mint cond., stored indoors yr.-i-ound includes trailer, $18,500/ tiest. (248) 360-6552
CHAPPARAL 1993 2000SL bewrider, 8' beam, Merc 235 hp, 27.5 hrs, trailer, clean-stored ins ide. $8500. 734-522-2274,
CHl^lSCRAFT 1995 Concept 18 - 4'.3L engine, exc cond., $12, 000. (248) 681-3478
CHRi>SCRAFT CORINTHIAN, 1979, 33'. New twin 350's, sleeps 6, well maintained, $34,50 0/best. 734-721-8084
CHRISORAFT1965 28 Ft. skiff, 327. good shape, with trailer. $6,500/best. (734) 595-3682
CHRYSLER 1980, 16' bowrider w/100 H P Chrysler outboard, runs great, w/ new cover, tubing gear. $120t O/best. 734-513-9001
CLASSIC A.MF Fiberglass 18 ft., sailboat with' trailer, 1977, great shape, barel-y used, $l350/best 313-533-021'1
CORRECTOR AFT SKIIER, 1968, w/trailer, restated. $5,500. 1971 Correctcraft SWi'er w/trailer, indoor storage, $6,500.. (517) 546-7933
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CROWNLINE 225 - Bravo 3 engine w/dual axel trailer, removable Biminl top, pair of water ski's, 1 performance Slalom ski, huge intertube, sev-eral ski & life vests, low hours, great condition, $18,439/best.
(248) 693-8823
CROWNLINE 1998 deck, boat, 24 ft., bimini top, low hours, very clean, Merc cruiser, Bravo III Many extra, options. $25,500.
(248) 655-0139
CROWNLINE 1999 - 20 ft., less than 50 hours. Trailer & boat slip on Orion Lake for 2001. $16,900. (248) 391-3893
CRUISERS INC. 1974 - Must sell. Good condition. Have receipts. $1000. 810-294-1456.
EXCEL 18 foot 1993 140 Volvo inboard/outboard, convertible top, like new cond., low hours. $7450. (517) 431-4835
FORESTER, 1989,16' Bowrider, 115hp OMC, 2 covers, very nice. $4,500/best. 248-656-3867
FOUR WINNS 1988 22. ft. deck boat, must see, good condition, best offer. 248-647-3832
FOUR WINNS 1992 - 18V4 ft., exc cond., low hours, rarely used, $7900. (248) 625-1234
FOUR WINNS 1997 19 ft. 205HP, low hours. $15,000. (248) 539-0799.
FOUR WINNS 2000 Horizon 210 - 25th anniversary model, 6 mo. old, in water 4 times, 20 hrs, stored inside, loaded, extras, tandem trailer, $25,000.
(231) 533-8223
FOUR WINNS 18' Horizon 1998 190HP, low hrs. Ask ing $14,000. (248) 478-1784
FOUR WINNS- 180 Horizon, 1989, 302 Merc Cruiser, extras, $4000/best. (313)730-9294.
FOUR WINNS 1985 1 8' 8" open bow, 170hp, Merc I/O, ski equip-ment. Great shape. $4800 or trade Todd days 734-266-3945
Eves 248-446-8260
FOUR WINNS 1998 245 Sund-owner, 5.8 EFI, 169 hrs., teal/ white, $29,000. 248-627-4531.
FOUR WINNS 1990 205 Sund-owner - w/Cutty, I/O, OMC, 200 h.p., w/Four Winns double axle trailer, great cond. low hrs, $10,750/best. (248) 922-0068
FOURWINNS 1993, 195 Sund-owner, low hrs. , V8, cuddy cabin, $12800. 734-281-4331.
FOUR WINNS (1993) 245 Vista, 24' cruiser, 5.8L, 166 hrs., full canvas, head, VHS, fridge, extras, $23,800. 248-477-4450
25 FT Catalina saiiboat-sold. 27 ft. Hunter sail boat Inboard diesel. $4100. (734) 668-5878 pager or call after 10 p.m. (3*3) 565-6126
14 FT. DEEP V Myers aluminum boat w/evinrude 9.9 w/tllt, trailer, $1850. (734) 455-0641
22 FT. Tri-hull deck boat 1998. 150 horsepower Johnson, loaded, exc. cond, must sell. $13,900 or best offer.
(248) 624-4289
GLASTRON CARLSON, 17', w. 20' trailer with 2 new tires. Best Offer. 734-422-4660
GLASTRON 1989 19 IT. w/trailer & fishfinder. Open bow, I/O, V-6, extras. $6,300. (248) 391-5384
GLASTRON, 1979, 18', open bow, 200 hp OB, new interior. $3,900. Linden 734-394-1497
HARRIS PONTOON 1990 120HP I/O, stereo, grill, Exec cond. $9700. (734) 464-6917
HOBIECAT 18 ft. with trailer, excellent condition. $3500.
(248) 627-1112
4HP JOHNSON, $375; 15hp Evinrude, $695. 248-348-2361
HYDROSTREAM 1986 V 20', 200hp Merc, CLE lower unit, w/trailer, new wheels/tires, exc. cond. $8,00Q/best. 313-278-0998.
IMPERIAL BOW RIDER 17ft, 1979. Lt. blue, fiberglass, inboard, exec cond, custom cover, low mileage,w/ trailer. New battery $2,500 . (248)363-9678
IMPERIAL 1988 - 24' cabin cruiser, 305 V8 Chevy, w/trim tabs, stereo, galley, head. Low hours! $10,900. (248) 299-0205.
IMPERIAL 1986 V6 - 20 ft., 185 h.p., bow rider, runs great, many
$4,000. 810-227-5574
IMP, 1986 19 Ft.- High Quality -Deep V - Bowrider Boat & Trailer. 8 Cyl. 200 HP, Only 450 hrs., very clean. $4900. (734) 454-5665.
IMP SPEEDBOAT 1986 - 25M>', twin 350's, low hrs. $10,000.
(313) 884-0599.
INFLATABLE BOAT with 9V6 hp outboard, $900.
313-846-5947
JET SKI - Kawasaki 1995, 750ST, 3 seater, trailer, like new, + extras. $3950. 313-272-4040.
JET SKIS (2) 1998, 2 seater & 3 seater, warranty, with trailer, $8900/best. 734-453-1124
JET SKIS (2), trailer, and 4 life vest, exec. cond. $5,000 or best. Call: (734)525-0420.
JOHN ALLMAND 1969 23' boat w/traiier, low hrs. Runs great. $3000/best. 248-435-6787.
KAWASAKI 750SS, 1996 - very low hrs, bought new 1997, used 1 summer, like new! $3300.
(810) 792-6367
KAYAKS - 16' & 17' Ronany & Skerry w/skirts & paddles, $1700 & $1500. 248-398-2417
LARSON 1997, 290 Cabrlo, sleeps 6, dockside power, GPS, head, shower, swim platform, windlass, am-fm CD cassette w/remote, stove, micro, TV/ VCR, cockpit cover, Bimini top, Volvo/Pinta 4.7L w/duo-prop. $49,500. 810-939-0784
LARSON FIBERGLASS 16ft fishing boat. Outboard Johnson 35hp, new fishfinder, 2 batteries, Electric trolling motor, trailer. $1700 (734)394-0369
LARSON 20 ft. 1984 4-cylinder, clean, cuddy cabin, $5800 value for $4000. 734-775-3123
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800 's A u t o s / R V s
800 ....Airplanes 830. . . Sports & Imported 802 ....Boats/Motors 832. . .Antique/Classic Collector
803....Boat Parts Cars Equipment/Service 834. .Acura
804.,..Boat Docks/Marinas 836. . , Buick
80S.... Boat/Vehicle Storage 838. .Cadillac 806.... Insurance, Motor 840 . .Chevrolet 807.... Motorcycl es/M i ni bikes/ 842 . .Chrysler
Go-Karts 844. .Dodge 808.... Motorcycles-Parts & 846. .Eagle
Service 848. .Ford 80S.... Off Road Vehicles 850. .Geo 810.... Recreational Vehicles 852. ,Honda 811.... Snowmobiles 854. .Lexus 812....Campers/Motor Homes/ 856 . ..Lincoln
Trailers 858 . . .Mazda 814 ....Construction, Heavy 860. ..Mercury
Equipment 861. ..Mitsubishi
81S....Auto Misc. 862. .. Nissan 816....Auto/Truck-Parts & Service 864. ..Oldsmobile 817....Auto Rentals/Leasing 886. ..Plymouth 818,..,Auto Financing 868. ..Pontiac 819.... Autos Wanted 870. ..Saturn 820.... Junk Cars Wanted 872 . ..Toyota
822....Trucks For Sale 874 . ..Volkswagon
824....Mini-Vans 876 . ..Autos Over $2,000
826.... Vans 878 . ..Autos Under $2000 828.... Jeeps/4 Wheel Drive
LARSON (1989) 17 ft., open bow, 115 horse Yamaha, $5000.
Cali after 5pm 248-628-7940
LARSON 2000 25 ft. V8, loaded, like new, $33,000.
(734) 671-8392
LASER II & trailer, pristine cond., sailed fewer than 20 times & garaged stored. Full set of sails & like trailer. This Is a very athletic boat for those who love to sail fast i $4500.
517-333-0597
LASER II & trailer, pristine cond., sailed fewer than 20 times & garaged stored. Full set of sails & like trailer. This is a very athletic boat for those who love to sail fast! $4500.
517-333-0597
LOWE/GRUMMAN 1999 - 19 ft Sport deck boat. Ski, tube, cruise, & fish. 115 Johnson, matching trailer with brakes, AM/ FM/CD, custom cover. Bimini top, fishing package including 24 volt trolling motor, live well, fish finder. Tnis is the perfect family boat & is in new condition. Priced to sell at $13,500. 734-454-1888, 734-459-4969
LUND 1984 18', 120hp, trolling plate, new interior, low hrs. $3100/best 248-887-9583
LUND, 1996, Pro V 1660. 60hp Mercury, low hrs, must sell. $9,999. 248-559-5996
MALIBU, 1993 Echelon LX, open bow, low hours, custom trailer, w/brakes, new am/fm/cd, $15,900/best. 248-879-8701.
MALIBU RESPONSE 1997 Competition Ski Boat. Trailer & cover. Low hrs., great cond. $18,500. 248-398-2417
MALIBU, 1991, Skisr. 19'6", closed bow, 5.7 Mercruiser, trailer, $10,500/best. 313-.845-5833
MARADA 1993 18' open bow, 3.0 I/O. $5500. 313-561-2624
Mariah Barchetta 1995, 192Z, 19', Bowrider, only 6 0 hrs. $14,995. 734-476-5200.
MARIAH 1996 Z212, extraordi-nary p e r f o r m a n c e b o a t , equipped & appointed likie no otnerboat. Brand new condition. Call for incredible details! Price to sell $22,900. 810-264-6813
Cell 810-216-4423
MARQUIS RIVIERA 1979 - 1 7', Johnson 115 hp, newly rebuilt motor, $1900, 248-620-1191.
MASTERCRAFT 1994 Merristsir 225 - Immaculate, low hours , center drive, cover & trailer., $24,000. (248) 563-2223
MAXUM 1992 midcabin, trailer, full galley, sleeps 6, trim tabs, GPS, auto helm. Loaded $19,500. (248) 932-3588
MAXUM, 1997 Sport, 19' 6", Merc I/O under 100 hrs., extras, trailer, $15,100. 248-474-5238.
MAYFLOWER SAIL/FISHING boat, 11' 9 " with Lantine sail, vest, oars, $350.
(734) 522-5059
MERCURY 1999, 9.9 HP out-board motor. Used once, $1250. 248-683-8055
#724 48 LBS Minnkota Auto Pilot, electric motor, 2 Hi Thrust deep cycle batteries with 2611 Guest dual 12 volt on board charging system, used just 1 Hour. $450. 734-420-4445
MONARK 16' 1994 fishing boat, exc. cond., 40hp 4 cylinder Mar-iner, fish finders & trolling motor, exc. boat for fishing. $6000/best.
(734) 591-6750.
MONTEREY 1997 new 1998 24 ft., cc, 5.7 liter I/O, with trailer,, less than 50 hours, $24,000 or best. (248) 478-4399
OPEN BOW/TRI HULL - 17', 70hp, Evinrude motor, trailer. Motor needs some work, $1500. (313) 937-9665.
OUTBOARD motor, 9.8hp Mer-cury, electric start, long shaft, $975. 734-429-5610.
PEARSON SLOOP 30 ft., 1984, very good cond., $29,900.
(248) 349-3476
PLAYBOUY DECK Boat.22', w/ 4.3L Merc, 175hp engine. Used one summer. Seats 9 & goes up to 50mph, great for tubing, Trailer available. $15,000
(734)429-5991
POLARIS 1999 SLH 700 Wave Runner with trailer. 95HP. $4999/best. (734) 425-3404
P O L A R I S 1 9 9 6 S L 7 8 0 waverunner, w/trailer & cover, low hrs. $3500. 734-728-9207
POLARIS SL 700 Waverunner (1996) low hrs, warranty/trailer, $3200/best. 810-755-4016
POLARIS SL 700 Waverunner (1996) low hrs, warranty/trailer, $3200/best. 810-755-4016
PONTOON BOAT; Harris Royal Heritage 1990- 28' inboard/ outbouard, like new, not used until 1993. Too many extras to list. $13,500 (248)'681-7977
PONTOON - 25', 1995 Crest Savannah Gold. 40HP outboard Mercury. Loaded. Excellent con-dition. $9500. (248) 363-6039
PONTOON FISHING boat, inflatable, 1 of a kind, 7 ft. Flip-pers, oars & electric motor. Easily fits in trunk when deflated. $800. Over $1800. invested. (248) 476-8474
PONTOON 2000, 25 ft., Crest III, 50HP, 4 stroke, 15 hours. $14,000. (248) 539-0799.
PONTOON - 24ft, 35hp. $3000. 734-878-6709
PONTOON 1993 20 ft. playbouy 30 h.p. looks and runs great. $5950. (248) 669-0098
PONTOON - 20', 25hp Mariner, Bimini top, recent deck, $1800. Trailer available. 248-360-2539.
PONTOON 20' - with 25 hp out-board. $1500. 810-629-6116
PRINDLE CAT 1977 16' Cata-maran with trailer. $500. Call after 7pm (313) 533-2733.
RAVEN, 1989, 19 ft. bowrider, 130 HP Merc Cruiser, fully equipped, $7,000. (734) 729-0727
REGAL 1986 19 ft. cuddy cabin, 175 horsepower, V6, low hours, many extras, Runs e x c . , $6000. (248) 380-1613
RINKER, 2000, 340 Fiesta Vee. 36', w/12' beam, twin Merc/ Bravo III, sleeps 6, heat, air, gen-erator, 2 refrig, Corian counters, 10' quick $95,000.
dingy 6 hp Merc. 248-344-8890
RINKER 1979 - 16 ft, tri-hull, open bow, back-to-back seating, 55 hp outboard Johnson, trailer & h o i s t , $ 2 0 5 5 / b e s t . 734-453-7956, 313-730-31.94
RINKER 1973 120 horse, I/O,, runs great, tri-hull. $2000/best
313 535-0961
RiNKER 23 1989 • 4.3 Mer-Cruiser, Loadrite trailer, exc. cond., ready for salmon fishing c o m p l e t e . Many ex t ras . ; $14,000. 734-425-9374. J
RINKER 1987 V-180 - 165 HP.? Mercruiser, loaded, Shorelander .• trailer, 2500 lb. capacity boat lift, $5500. (734) 697-4574 , <
RINKER, 1987 - V190, I/O, 140 „ hp Merc. Exc. cond., loaded.'; Load Rite trailer, $10,000/besW!
734-591-9036 Sun-Thurs.
S A F E M A T E 16' 70 h p , Evinrude. Runs good, looks great. Lots of extras. Must sell. $2700/best. (734) 776-6635.
S A I L B O A T , C A T A M A R A N Dingo, 15 ft. 6 inch, 24 ft. mas*, $725. (248) 698-2645.
SAILBOAT - Chrysler Mutineer, 16', w/hinged trailer, main, jib & stpinnaker, $850. 734-427-8584
S AILBOAT - Sidewinder Class, m ft. sloop, vests, trailer, spare wheel. $400. (734) 459-4764
SEADOO & dual hoist - 1995 XP 720cc - $2200/offer. Brand new - assembled, never used hoistt - $1100. 248-960-9605'
SEA 1 DOO SPX 1994, (2) - Exc.> concl. 2-place trailer, $4800/ best. 734-427-8068f
SEAL )001996 SPX with Shore* landeir trailer, low hours, lik§. new, ;$2700. 248-681-9394
SEADOO 1995 XP Jet Ski - exc cond., k 3W hours., extras, $3200.-'
(248) 888-0236.
SEAKIN13 16' - 40 hp Evinrude,. trolling r notor, trailer, $2000. Bob. 734-421-6268.
SEA NYM'PH 16^'fishing boat w/trailer,' 51 ")HP Johnson/loaded. $8500 or f e s t 734-513-7241.
SEARAB 1 996 - 38 ft., twin' 502's, custom paint, GPS, 175 hours, mint, includes tri-axle trailer, must sell! $97,900. Port Huron 810-523-3664
SEAR AY 180 BOWRIDER 1994 53 hours, gara ge kept, new fm cassete, super clean, original owner. Includes '' trailer. Moririg cover. $9500 (2'48) 683-0062
SEARAY Express Cruiser 370 -1995, loaded, >clean, T455, refrigerator/shower 734-379-0918
SEARAY 1986 - V 2 f t . , 4 cyl-inder, I70hp, sleeps• 4, stand-up head, sink, fridge, very clean, $7000. (313) 535-01165
SEARAY 1992, 24 ft. Sun-dancer, 5.7 IO, wh tite/green, clean, $18,900. 734-2 '54-0647
SEARAY 1996,16', 12i 0 HP, jet drive, 26 hrs. Exc. cond • Trailer. $7500. Ron: 810-24 6-3742.
SEARAY, 1976, 18', 3l92 I/O, fishfinder, loaded, exc. • con.., trailer, $2,900. 248-645-0451: ,
"ST SEARAY SORRENTO 1 19ft., Pachanga haul, trailer, cond.$7300/best (248)202-1
SEARAY SRV 197,1982- t>0W* rider, Merc 470hp. New intc sriof in 1998. Stereo, e-z loa idei trailer. $3,990 248-349-7$ 374
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Boats/Motors
SEARAY 190SRV 1975, 18Ft„ 165Hp mere in/outboard, w/ trailer. $1,975 (248)706-3302
SEARAY 1997 Sundancer 330. Twin screws, stored indoors, 70 hrs. $129,000. 517-892-3615.
SEARAY, 1993, Sundancer300. Twin 350 Mercurys. A/C, heat, stainless props, many extras. $56,900/best. 810-786-9937
SEARAY 240 Sundancer 1999 -white/blue, low hours, cleanl $38,000 (810)758-0499
SEARAY 1999 340 Sundancer, T - 7 . 4 L , H T / A C , G P S -chartlink,TV. Like new. 120 hrs. $137,000. 248-709-1459
SEARAY, 1997 Sundancer, 25', exc. con., many extras, w/well, $34,500/best. 248-852-1443.
SEARAY 2001 260 Sundancer. GPS Lowrance, air, well space. 6yr warranty. New Boat. Health problems. $54,000. 248-797-7970
SEARAY 1987, 268 Week-ender. Well maintained, 454 Merc cruiser, many extras. $21,000 (734) 522-6532
SEARAY 270 Weekender 1992 454 Merc/Bravo I/O looks great runs great. $28,500.
(248) 476-1804
SEARAY 1987, 21' with extras, double axle Continetal trailer. $8000. .{810) 246-9484.
SEA SPORT 19' center console. Mercury 125 o/board, New 1999, used 30 hrs. $12,500. 313-225-4335; 248-293-3718.
SEASWIRL-1996 18'^ ft. center console, w/175 h.p. Evinrude Ocean Pro. Galvanized trailer, new mooring cover, Bimiti top, $14,995. (810) 463-6464
SKI at, 16', 90 HP, Merc OB/ low hrs., trailer, cover & more. $5,600/ best. (313) 274-3332
802 Boats/Motors
SHORESTATION ALUMINUM boat hoist with canopy, good condition, $1700. Call:
810-750-9466
SILVERTON, 1974, 30'. Extra clean, fiberglass, twin 225's, low hrs. Located on Lake Erie. $14,900. 248-328-9324
SKI CENTURION 1991, red & white, 250 hp. Indmar, 275 hours, trailer, exc. cond., $9900.
734-394-0839
SKI NAUTIQUE/CORRECT-CRAFT 1997, pcmgt/40, 310hp, like new, with Eagle Trailer, Asking $20,000. (810) 229-8289
SKI SUPREME - 1985. Ski boat w/350 Chevy Engine, low, low total hrs., gray w/maroon. $7900. 248-945-0222
SMOKERCRAFT, 16' aluminum, 25hp Johnson & trailer, $3400. 4hp Johnson, $375; 15hp Evinrude, $695. 248-348-2361
SPECTRUM BASS BOAT 17ft 40hp mere, depth finder troliing motor, like new! About 30 hrs on boat. $4,900 (734)421-1273
STARCRAFT 1972 - 18ft, 70hp Johnson, trailer, electronics, downriggers, Fish or Ski. $3800
(734)591-0831
STARCRAFT 1990 Mariner, 22 ft., center console, 135 mercury, Black Max OB. Boat, motor, trailer, $8000. (248) 577-4455
STINGRAY 1994 21 ft. cuddy cabin, low hours, $16,000. 248-681-5654
STINGRAY 1994 21 ft. cuddy cabin, low hours, $16,000. 248-681-5654
STRATUS 1993 Bass Boat 18', 150 Johnson, clean. Trolling motor, $5850/best 734-595-4332
802 Boats/Motors
SUGAR SANDS Jet Boat 1997 -14 ft., low hours, like new, con-verts to a fishing boat with trolling motor and electronics. $7000. (248) 203-6992
SUNBIRD BOWRIDER 1995 16ft., 50hp Evinrude, E-Z loader trailer, new cover, + extras, like new $4,900/best 248-586-9891
SUNBIRD 1996 17' bowrider, I/O 125hp, Volvo penta OMC. Trailer. Extras. Beautiful shape. $6800. 734-427-4756
SUNBIRD 15.5 ft, 1995 Bow-rider, low hours, like new, many extras. $5,800. 313-506-1448.
SUNCHASER 1992 23 ft. deck boat. 350 V8 Merc, loaded, exc. cond., $11,000 (248) 626-3800 extension 116 or 227-0117
SUPRA 1989 Comp ski boat, 20 ft. Good condition, runs great, $8500, trailer, etc 248-366-7916
SUPRA MARIAH 1992 - open bow, mint, 1 owner, low hrs, trailer, $15,700. 248-681-8440
TROJAN, 1975, 36 ft. Double cabin, 255 twin Merc., $39,500 or best offer. (810) 468-8791
WAR EAGLE - 2000 21ft. Rigged out for Walleye and han-dline. $21,900. 734-207-8826
WAVERUNNERS 1996 Tiger-sharks (2), exc. cond. 650cc, $3000 each. (248) 471-1829.
WAYFARER SAILBOAT, trailer, s a i l s , e x t r a s . $ 9 7 5 . 248-624-9452 - 810-703-8586
WELLCRAFT, 19961/., 18' bow rider, deluxe trailer, much more. $10,000. 248-693-8496
W E L L C R A F T 1989, 192 Classic. 3.7 Merc Cruiser with trailer. Exc. cond. Garage stored. $9000. 734-427-7959.
Boats/Motors
WELLCRAFT ECLIPSE 20.5 ft. 1997, bowrider, 5.7L Mercruiser, trailer, depth sounder, stereo, covers, low hrs, stored indoors, exc, $18,500. (248) 673-9118
WELLCRAFT 1994 Excel, mid-cabin, 5.7 Merc., 111 hrs., exc. cond., $20,500. 810-795-5791.
WELLCRAFT, 1984, 26 ft., aft cabin, $12,000/best o f fer .
(810) 468-8709
YAMAHA ouboard 8 hp engine, like new, $900. 734-981-5848.
ZODIAC - inflatable, 13 ft. Great shape. $1500. (734) 462-0586
803 BoatParts/ Equipment/Service
SHORE MASTER HOIST -1999 3600lbs 21ft w/newer canopy. Carpeted side guides. $2900. 248-669-6639
SINGLE PLACE ALUMINUM jet ski trailer, exc. cond. $400
(248) 343-5680
Motorcycles/ Minibikes/Go-Karts
BEAUTIFUL 1999 Wide Glide -2 tone paint, custom leather seat, windshield, extras. Must see. $16,500. 734-326-2074
BMW, 1997, K1100 LTSE, 18,500 miles, ioaded, very good cond., $9,950. 248-650-9940 email: k l [email protected]
BMW, 1992 K100RS, blue, per-fect condition, $6,500. Call: (734) 425-3909.
DUCATI MONSTER 1995 lots of extras! Must see! $6000/best .Call (248)613-6597
DUCATI, 1996, Monster. Yellow. 3K miles. Must sell. Days 734-481 -5053; eves. 734-944-0305
Motorcycles/ Minibikes/Go-Karts
DUCAT11998 - 900SSFE, 3800 miles, $8500. Call after 6pm.
(248) 437-4812.
DYNA WIDE Glide 2000 - vivid black, showroom cond., 2600 miles, $17,900. 810-751-4897
ETON 2000 50cc, 4 wheeler, electric start, ex. cond',, $1500/ best 734 635-4662/ 740-5504
FLSTC 1996. $10,000 in extras, custom paint, Corbin seat, kleen machine. $18,400. 734-422-3435
GOLDWING 1993 SE - teal. Like new. Low mlies. Asking $13,500 . 810-757-7734
GOLDWING 1984 Sport, very rare. Exc. shape, low miles, shield + bags. $1200. 734-427-4756
HARLEY DAVIDSON 1997 1200 custom sportster, leather bags, low miles, $7500/firm In Windsor (519) 250-4241
HARLEY DAVIDSON 2000 1200 Custom, red, extras, less than 70 miles. 734-591-3522
Harley Davidson 1988 Dyna 4K miles, adult owner, dealer main-tained, $14,400. (248) 669-1388
HARLEY DAVIDSON 1998 Dyna W'glide, black, 500 mi., extras, $18,000. (734) 207-0696
HARLEY DAVIDSON 1999 Dyna wide glide, 2200 miles adult owned $18,000/best
(734)261-2531
HARLEY DAVIDSON 1998 Dyna wide glide, 4,500 miles,
of extras! Mint. cond. black, Lots i $17,000 (248)634-5761
HARLEY DAVIDSON 2000 D y n a w i d e T h u n d e r h e a d e r exhaust, 2800 miles, $18,000 or best offer (734) 516-6510
Harley Davidson 1998 FXDS -windshield, bags, forward con-trol, $16,000. (734) 425-2173
Motorcycles/ Minibikes/Go-Karts
HARLEY DAVIDSON 1996 FXDWG Dyna Wide Glide, 6200 miles, 2-toned paint, (pearl & crimson) too many extras to list, mint cond., absolutely a must see. $16,900. (248) 430-2620
HARLEY DAVIDSON • 2000, FLHRCI, Road King CLassic, black, 1200 miles, w/extras. $19,500. 248-210-3352
HARLEY DAVIDSON 2000, Fatboy, big bore kit, many extras, 3000 miles, perfect, $21,000. 248-348-5866
HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1998 Fat Boy A n n i v e r s a r y Ed i t i on . Custom paint & chrome, must see to appreciate. Low mileage. A s k i n g $ 1 8 , 5 ' 0 0 / b e s t . 734-525-0420
HARLEY DAVIDSON 1998 Fat Boy. 700 miles. Sinister Blue, many extras, $17,5500.
.'248-318-8400
HARLEY DAVIDfiON 1998 Fat Boy. 700 miles. Sinister Blue, m a n y e x t r a s , $ 1 8 , 0 0 0 .
248-318-8400
HARLEY DAVIDSON-FXR 1989 lots of extras, $9,000.
(248) 6.85-0859
HARLEY DAVIiDSON 1998 Heri-tage Softail, 6500 miles, exc cond., $15,400. 248-601-1135
HARLEY DAVIDSON - 1999 Heritage So'/tail. $19,500.
(248) 478-7649
HARLEY DAVIDSON 1998 Low Rider, 7000 mi., showroom cond., $2COO worth of accesso-ries, $14,800/best. 313-277-2920
HARLEY 'DAVIDSON 1999 Sof-tail standard, 1,180 miles, like new cond,, $14,500.810-577-2633 Eves:. 8.10-735-6836
HARLEY DAVIDSON 2001 883 Sportster, 550 miles, extras, $7,500, (734) 427-0205
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Motorcycles/ Minibikes/Go-Karts
Harley Davidson 1972 Sporster -1000 cc, blue paint, strong runner, needs work. $3500/best. 734-464-4407, 313-910-4067.
HARLEY DAVIDSON 1996, soft tail custom. 9k miles, $3400 in chrome & accessories. $17,000 (734)955-5461 (517)546-3400
HARLEY DAVIDSON 1973 XLCH, updated custom bike, very low mi., like new. $5500. (734) 427-5778,
Harley Davison 2000 FXDL. Bag & windshield, extended warranty avail. $17,500. 734-641-8940.
HARLEY davison 1997 Road King. Low miles, many extras, immacu-late. $16,500. (734) 944-9999
HARLEY 1999 Dyna Lowrider 5700 miles, Aztec orange, Screaming Eagle kit, detached windshield, saddlebags. $16,500 (248) 738-2737
HARLEY 1997 - Electra Glide, fuel injected, 15K, exc. cond. $17,000/best. (248) 625-9281.
HARLEY 2000, Electra Glide Classic. 7.3k Miles, black, stage one screaming eagle perfor-mance kit. Lowered 1 in, 6in w i n d s h i e l d . $20,000
(810)636-7817
HARLEY, 1992, Electric Glide Classic, tu-tone blue, low miles, exc, cond. $14,000/best. Eves. 734-591-9431
HARLEY 1999 883 extra chrome, bag, windshield, custom black tank, warranty & more. 6400 miles.$7700/best 248-421-2599
HARLEY, 1997, Fat Boy. Lots of chrome, Samson pipes, silver/ black, 1,800 mi., $18,000.
248-641-5048
HARLEY FAT Boy 2000 900 miles, extra chrome & wheels, many extras & loaded. $19,500.
(734) 516-7434
HARLEY 2000, Fat Boy, thun-derheaders, all touring accesso-ries, black/red, 5500 miles. $18,950. (248) 932-3480
HARLEY 1982 FLHS - com-pletely refurbished, documented thru Milwaukee, exc cond., $12,500. (734) 735-6274
HARLEY 1989 FLHS - perfor-mance enhanced, new paint, many extras. Sweet ride. $12,500. (248) 693-7361.
HARLEY, 1996 FLHTC, black, 22K, extras, super clean, $16,500. (248) 634-5001.
HARLEY 1997 FXDS Convert-ible with bags & windshield, 25,000 miles, exc cond, $13,500/ best. (734) 354-6075
HARLEY 1994 FXRP - nice bike. Many extras. $11,500.
248-681-2653
HARLEY HERITAGE Soft Tail 1994 - 10K, chrome front end, extras, like new. $13,500. Leave
248-668-9902.
HARLEY, 1998 Heritage, Softtaii Classic, low miles, first $16,000/ best. (734) 326-3079.
HARLEY 1998 Heritage Softtaii. Extras, 10,000 miles, warranty. $16,500 or best. (734) 464-7229
HARLEY 1994 heritage softail classic FLSTC only 4600 miles, black, exc. cond., $15,500.
734-782-4852
HARLEY 1998 Heritage softail 5600 miles, studded leather, like new, $16,500. 248-4815-4716
HARLEY 1989 - Heritage soft tail, black/cream, Exec. Condi $12,500/firm (313)846-5947
HARLEY 1996, 883 Hunger, 325 miles, black, $3500 extras. $8750/ best. Trade - 248-644-3100
HARLEY ROAD KINCi Classic 1999 - 2400 miles, exc cond., $19,000 firm. (734) 2(56-9260
H A R L E Y 1 9 9 6 S p o r t s t e r 1200CC, 17k. Well maintained. Extras, windshield. $7900/best. Call Eves. 734-453-5617
HARLEY SPORTSTER Sport 1998 1200 black, screaming eagle pipes, 3000 miles, $9500.
(734,) 673-3717
HARLEY SPORTSTER 1989 1200. Custom, many extras. $6,50Gtoest. Marty: (248)738-1585
HARLEY 1997 Sportster 1200 Custom, like new, 1800 miles, black w/extra chrome & other extras. $9000. 313-538-3547.
HARLEY 1999 Sportster 1200 custom. Black, many extras. 3200 miles. Immaculate. 1 owner. $9500. 248-224-1030
HARLEY 2000, 1200 Sportster, custom, 500 mii<es, $9950. Call after 6pm 248-641-9195
HARLEY 1983 Sportster XLX -black, 4500 miles, exc cond., windshield, hig'hrise passenger seat, great wa.y to get started riding, $4400. (248) 646-1283
HARLEY Sportster 1996 - 12K miles, too much to list. $8500. call after 3pm (248) 683-2979
HARLEY 199' ' Standard (Road King). Belt drive, 4,000 miles. Must sell, (setting divorced. $14,600/best. (248) 625-5592
HARLEY 1999 ultra classic shrine edit ion, immaculate, 10,000 miles, $20,000 or best
(248) 655-0139
HARLEY, 15)99 Wide Giide, super clean, lots of chrome, red & black, $18,f500. 734-326-2074
HARLEY 197*9 XLS - rare, 16K miies, all new parts. Mint condi-tion. $5200. (248) 960-6373.
Henderson 1999 Initial Produ-tion model, 5500 miles, exc cond $15,000. (313) 565-4170
HENDERSON 1999 less than 200 miles. Siimilar to Harley Fat Boy. $12,5CJ0. 248-988-9934.
HONDA CB900 1980 Calif, hi-lo trans, Windjammer w/cassette, Goldwing shocks, Corbin seat $1900. 248-343-3140
HONDA 1995 CB250 Night Hawk - like new, low miles, $2,500. (K48) 851-8080
HONDA 1999 CBR 900RR, yellow/black, stock, mint 10K miles, $7100. 248-476-6212
HONDA 1983 Custom 1000. 5 Speed, overdrive, shaft, Fairing, cassette. $2,250. (248) 347-2377
HONDA ELITE, like new, 71 miles, $'l ,450. . Call: (248) 540-3399
HONDA GL1000 1978 - 24K mi., needs work, $750.. Call 734-421-9142 after 6pm.
HONDA, 1986 Magna 700 in exc. mechanical cond., 20K, $2400. After 6pm: 734-421 -5447.
807 Motorcycles/ Minibikes/Go-Karts
Recreational Vehicles
HONDA GOLDWING 1992 1500 SE, teal, 30K miles, helmet w/intercom, new tires, exc. cond., $10,500
(313) 531-5827
HONDA 1994 Pacific Coast, 800cc, black & silver, garaged & covered always, 5900 miles. Perfect. $5200. 248-540-3959.
HONDA SABER 1985- V45, 34K, great cond., runs well. Pic-tures via e-mail. $2250/best Offer. Call JT:734-516-0139
HONDA 1998 Shadow Classic, 1100 cc, 7500 miles, green 8. cream. Lots of compliments. $6800. (248) 380-30»5
HONDA, 1999 Shadow Spi lit 1100. Black/chrome, 1200 miless. Garaged, $6000. 810-577-54?;9
H O N D A 1 9 9 6 S H A D O W VT1100, red/black, 7,200 mi, many extras & upgrades, exc. cond. $5800. 734-453-3,181.
HONDA, 1997 Shadow VT 600, VLX, 3400 miies, like new, $4000/best. 734-591 • -9124.
HONDA, 1997 Shadow V T 600, VLX, 3400 miles, likei new, $4000/best. 734-59' I -9124.
HONDA 1975, 750 Supeir Sport. 9800 original miles, lots of chrome, Vetter & trunk, 'like new, $2900. 734-513-8127
HONDA 1999 Valkyrie Tourer, p r o g r e s s i v e s u s p e n s i o n , $11,377. 248 -373-9338
HONDA 2000 XR400. Like new, adu l t o w n e d . $4 500 /bes t .
24 8-608-1428
KAWASAKI 1974 400cc, fair condition, runs'. $3?>0/best offer.
7 34-522-5628
KAWASAK11976 • • 900 CC, 1013 kit, original owner, $ 1 5 0 0 .
( 7 ' 3 4 ) 4 6 2 - 0 5 8 6
KAWASAKI SPFiCTRUM 1100 1983 17,000 original miles, exc. cond, must sell.. $1800.
(248) 474-1999
KAWASAKI VOYAGER 1994 -10,000 miles, <JXC cond., extras, $6500. (248) 652-7746
KAWASAKI ' 1999 ZX-11 - low miies, mint c ond., many extras, $7900. (248') 601-4608
NINJA 2 0 0 0 -500, electric blue. 300 miles, 3 yr extended war-ranty. Shar p bike. Only $4200. Wayne (734) 524-0976 after 3pm, leave message.
ROAD KING.1999 Police, many extras, 1-4,000 miles, $15,300/ best. 248-777-1754
ROADK.ING 2000 - under 5000 miles, cJrag pipes, many extras, top cor id $20,500,248-646-2324
SHAD OW, 2000 600cc - Silver, 5K miles. VA yr. extended war-ranty, $5400. 734-417-0758
SPORTSTER 1993 - Hugger, 120/0cc, too many extras, Must sefil $6200/best (734)427-4303
SPORTSTER 1996 XL custom 1200 - Screaming Eagle Acces-sories, 2 seats, 3700 miles, Si7500/best. (734) 522-7084
SUZUKI 1997 GSXR 750, 5500 miles. Race extras. Never raced. Mint cond. Must sell $6500/best. (248) 866-0558
SUZUKI, 2000 gxsr600 - Yellow & Black, 3 yr. full warranty, 4300 miles, Yoshlmura race pipe never been dropped, $5990/ best. 248-332-7702
TRIUMPH 1996 Trident 900. Only 3,000 miles, perfect cond., bright green & cream. Asking $5500. 734-751-1581.
VESPA1981 XP 8 0 - 1 0 0 miles, cool toy, $3500.
(248) 594-8662
YAMAHA 1994 Virago 750cc, low mi. saddle bags, windshield, $3500. (248) 960-4815.
YAMAHA 1994 VIRAGO, 535S, mint, custom paint, Harley accessories, 3000 mi., perfect for beginner who wants to ride with the big bikes. $3800.
.(248) 545-8112.
YAMAHA 2001 V MAX, motor-cycle, less than 100 miles, Mfg. warranty, very fast, must sell, $9800. 734-451-0155
YAMAHA V-Star Classic 1999 6K, Cobra jetted exhaust. $5800. 248-344-0813
YAMAHA 650 2000, V Star Classic. 500 miles, Transferable warranty $5,500 (734) 522-3259
YAMAHA WR500, 1993 - Like new. Procircuit pipe, Boysen reeds. $2150 or trade for street b i k e of e q u a l v a l u e .
734-458-3111, eves.
YAMAHA 1991 XT 350 (Enduro) only 6,000 miles, exceiient con-dition. $2,000. (734) 421-3176
YAMAHA YZF 600 1999 - 350 miles, red/gray, w/ helmet $5,000/best (248)722-6755
YAMAHA 2000 YZFR6 - Blue/ white. 1500 mi. $7200/best offer. 248-681-0727
YAMAHA 1999 YZ - like new cond. $2800/firm.
(519) 250-4241
808 Motorcycles-Parte & Service
HARLEY DAVIDSON 1986 Tourglide - 21k miles, burgundy, chrome kit, $9500/best
(248) 693-2315
KAWASAK11992 KX-250 - runs great. $1,650. (810) 755-5710
YAMAHA 1973 TX - 500 with hitchhiker side car. Runs great. $800. (810) 755-5710
Off Road Vehicles
ARCTIC CAT, 1999 250 ATV, 2x4, almoat new, w/trailer $3000/ best. 810-632-7703.
ATV'S - 2000 Polaris 4x4's - 400 Scrambler; 400 Sport; 250 Trail-blazer; ali $10,000; like new. (248) 889-8811, 887-5294
POLARIS, 2000, 4X4, w/plow, low hours, excellent condition, $5900. 734-453-9727.
Recreational Vehicles
TIGERSH ARK'S 1997 (2) , 1,000CC, 2 seaters, 5 hrs., every-thing as new, w/ double trailer. 2 hoists, covers, & jackets. $8,800/ firm (248)693-5118
Y A M A H A 1 9 9 4 B a n s h e e , fresihly built, new tires, $2000. Holly area. 248-249-2886,
YAMAHA BIG bear 350 4x4 > Plow & winch + 2 place trailed w/extras. Like new.
248-332-3585
Y'AM AH A 2000 GP 12O0& 'l55Hp, 36hrs. $7,700, & 1097.: 'GP 1200,135HP, extras, $4,600 Both & i?h w/ single shorelander trflefr
good cond. 313-300-7V41
YAMAHA WAVER runner 1996 Limited edition GP800. I20hg, 38 hrs, cover, Shorelander trailer, vests & more extras! Exec cond $5000 (248)344-5226'
811 Snowmobiles
ARCTIC CAT EFI600, 2001 V Brand new only 120 miles. Lime. Green/black trim, $7,000/best.
734-722-7564
ARCTIC CAT - 1992 EXT Spe-cial, $1300. Skidoo 1987, mula plus, $1000. Skidoo 1994 Formula Z, $1800. 313-527-4968.,
ARCTIC CAT Panther 440-1999. 2 up, 480 original miies, $3600/firm (248)442-8868:.
ARCTIC CAT Thundercat 900,:; 1997 , 2 3 k mi . , s tud t f f r f ; " YAHAMA 1999 SRX 600, 20001 miles, studded, ext: warranty;-both exc. cond. priced to isaK $3950/each. Also Tritoh -,c£ placed enclosed aluminum^ trailer, $650. 248-960-012S
MACH Z 1998 - low miles Exc cond. $4200 /bes t o f f e r s
248-738-5JD£§3:
POLARIS XCR 120, 2000,Jife new, $1500. 313-278-4356"-'
POLARIS 1999 XLT ClaS-Sfc 600, reverse, ail the goodies! $4600/best. 810-573-7654-
POLARIS 1994 XLT 583 - very-clean, low miles, studded, coVer; i $2650. (248) 478-7365
SKI DOO 1997, 583 MXZ," ' excellent condition, $3200. ;
(248) 909-489?.:
YAMAHA SX600 1999 (2) - WW miles, w/2001 Extreme coveted; trailer, drive on/off $14,900^ (810) 752-7909 "
Campers/Motor " * Homes/Trailers
AIRSTREAM 1994 33 ft. Larid, Yacht Class A motorhome, 31K;. loaded, $45,500. 734-323-1667
AIRSTREAM 345 Motor Home,' 1985 - 34.5 ft., 36,700 miles, 454 V8 Chevrolet engine, good; cond., double bed in rear bed-room, dual leather caption: chairs, TV rearview monitor, much more, $25,000. Call 9am-1
4prh: (248) 263-3812.
ALINER 1998 PopUp Camper-sleeps 4, refrigerator, heater, Like new, $6,500.248-486-4^84
ALLEGRO BAY, 37' Class 'A:
motor home, 7,800 miles. 454,j; loaded, like new $35,000.
734-459-8268..
ALLEGRO BAY Pusher 2000'-35' wide body. Diesel engine,, diesel generator. 10,000 mi. Large slide, 6 way seats, queen bed, ceramic tile. Many extras., $92,000/best offer, 734-981-3691, 734-658-7976.
ALLEGRO, 1978 - 24ft. Class "A" beautiful cond. Chevy 350/ New trans, brakes, exhaust.' Exc. tires. Special hub caps; Roof air. Newer fridge, awnings: Trip ready, must see $6100. 248-335-5055 or 248-730-3304
ARGOSY 1978, 20 ft. ,.v
manufactured by Airstream. $2600. Call: (734) 522-61Q&
BOUNDER 1989, 34', Cla i& 'X 454, 38k mi., loaded, t ra i lers car. $23,000. (734) 729-3744.:
BOUNDER, 1996 34J - Wide, body, Chevy chassis, 33K mUejS.-; 2 air, awning, microwave, 2,TOs, VCR. No smoking, no pets.JSfc. cond. $38,000. 248-373-8469
CAMPLITE 1995 pop-up, s l e ^ i : 6-8, w/slide-out. Many features.-'
$4950. 313-937-0847 - !'
CARRI-LITE 1992 Emerald-33' 5th wheel, RKS 633, NADA-bkie book 1993s$18,230, asKifig. $12,too/best. (231) 734-3828.
CARRI-LITE 1985 - fifth wheel, 31.5 ft., Newer, a/c, furnace;;, awning, tires, battery. Very clean.1
in/out, $5400, (313) 388-1759
CAR TOW DOLLY - like new, used one timet, stored inside. $895. (248) 684-5010.-
CHATEAU 1999 - 30', "new": w/lifetime lot membership. Port Austin. $33,000'. Lots available.
810-752-9911
CLASS A 2000 Georgetown>J6' ft., 6300 miles, $58,900. Slide-out, 2 air cond., generator, wide: body, levelers, Artie pack, 7-yr warranty, exc shape; death. forces sale. (734) 676-9063; •;
CLASSIC 1993 Car hauler -28",' completely enclosed, 220 power hookup, lights inside & but. $5000 firm. Call Bill or Wanda
313-531-7467.
CLASSIC TRAILER 22', Hoids 4 cycles? or sports Bike tie downs i ncluded, *
Cali 248 -474-1690
COACHMAN 1097 Camper Van warranty, 37k, generator,' '17 mpg,'$27,000. 734-453-4933 :
COACHMAN, 1 997 Catalinagth' Wheel. 32', loaded, non-smoker/ pets. Low m iles, appraised $26,900; asking $23,500/best. 313-565-5469, after 4pm.
COACHMAN 1999 Pop-tip. Sleeps 8, loe.ded. Used < 2x $8500. Call Mil<e 734-464-7^3
SLIDE IN T r u c k Camper Coachman 19194. Fully loaded Fridge, shower bathroom, stove air. $6,500 (248)366-647'
COLEMAN POP-UP 1993^ Good cond., sloeps 6, with screei room $3800 (734)422-390:
COLEMAN 2000 Sedona, sleep: 6, microwave, awning, furnace 2 tanks, used 3 times, like new $4900. 734-586-36.5|f
C O L E M A N S T E E L trai l* 4V*x5V6 ft. Tifts or dumps. $32S best. (313) 541-8C
COLEMAN, 1999 Sun Valle pop-up Camper. Used extras, $6500. 248-879-74
COLEMAN., 1994, WilliamslHi pop-up. Sleeps 7, fully load air. Exc. cond. Asking $4,5 After 5pm. 248-477-92:
Campers/Motor Homes/Trailers
GQMBI CAMP - Extras, Like new-. Tow with Motorcycle. $2"000/best (248) 476-7078
COUNTRY COMFORT 2000 Travel Trailer 32 ft., fully loaded, washer & dryer, sleeps 6, must SSI!, $13,500/best 734-326-2216
CUSTOM BUILT bike/uti l i ty Trailer, aluminum sides, Exec, cond $1000/best (248)336-2819
DAMON 1998 Camplite SL pop-up;'-2 queen beds, sleeps 7, slide-out dinette, a/c & heater, head & inside shower, 3-way refrigerator, electric brakes, $69u0/best. 248-476-5407
DAMON 1993 Intruder - 32 ft., loaded, 42k, new awning, great ?©0d. $25,000. 734-944-1809
DAMON, SL, 1998, Camplite pop-up, 14' box, w/slide-out, sleeps 8, air, furnace, shower, ecjjlet, fridge, stove, screenroom, $6500. 248-777-3257
DUTCHMAN 1999 Anniversary Egltion, 31'. Electronic slide, | f5,500/best. (734) 231-5534.
DUTCHMAN 1998 35', 5th # f t e e l , bunkhouse , q u e e n master bedroom, VA baths, 10' slideout, hardly used, lots of s t o r a g e , f u l l y e q u i p p e d , $19,500. 248-647-1647
DUTCHMAN 1994 travel trailer, 26 ft., exc. cond., low usage, 87,995. (734) 420-9834
E X P R E S S 2 0 0 0 T r a v e l Supreme (1999) 33ft, 5th wheel, teBded, used 1 yr, $40,000/best.
517-546-7157
FLAGSTAFF, 1991 Cobra Pop-up. Fridge, Exc. screen porch, £2000/best. 734-425-5428
FLAGSTAFF 2001, 227 - Pop-^p'camper, sleeps 8 , 2 dinettes, Seat, refrigerator, awning, Used
$4,995. 734-397-1785.-
| p = T W O O D 1993 Jamboree 3o'-motorhome. A-1cond. Great ayout, $29,900. Great ready for s&nmer fun! 734-422-3233
FLEETWOOD 1999 Prowler -Dth wheel, 29 ft. bunks, slideout, &13,000/best (248) 879-9767
FLEETWOOD WILDERNESS 30 ft. self-contained, micro-
wave, awning, air, hitch and swaking system. $9000.
(248) 969-4862
FORD 1996 Econoline 350 Air-stream conversion van - fully loaded, sleeps 4-5, 62,000 miles, $26,300. 248-363-3232
FORD 1990 fully equipped van. Asking $12,000. 248-625-4512
SSDR WINDS 1996, 28D, Ford 460, generator, rear bunks, double dinettes, s leeps 8,
0000 miles, loaded, exc. :ond . , $24,000. Must sel l 248-661-9735 - 248-641-8372
FOUR WINDS 1999, 28' motor lome, 12K, excellent condition. After 6pm. (248) 486-6441.
FOUR WINDS 36! Trave l Trailer, 1996, double slide out, 2 oedroom, queen & fuil, large air, large refrigerator, exc. condition, sxtras. $10,500/best.
(989) 747-0414
GRAND VILLA 1988 - 36' rear gas engine, automatic levelers. 35,000 mi. $30,000.
734-421-1536
&ULFSTREAM 1989 Motor Home. Class A. 32K. Exc. in & puy $16,900 313-386-9849
kU .O , 1989, 21', air, furnace, fridge, stove, bath, awning, exc. ppn., $5,900. 734-728-6339
HOLIDAY 1995 - Imperial, 37' 5th wheel w/15' slide-out, extras. 527,000. 248-879-0841
HONEY 1983 Class C motor-lome, Chevy 350 V8, 36K mi. £3',. air. $9200. 734-464-2075
HURRICANE 1999 - 31', 6,000 ni ; Fully loaded. Awning, gener-ator, roof air, back up camera, •ftore. $44,900 . 734-455-9009.
JAMBOREE 1994 Class C 26J [Party Coach). Blue interior, l icely equipped w/many extras, well maintained, very good 30_nd. 460/58 ,000 mi. $25,500. Sail eves, after 6pm or week-ends: 248-335-9661
JA'YCO 324BH 1998 Travel nailer. Like new, used only 6 wks., p r i v a t e bedrooms, sleeps 10, qffied, $15,000, (248) 475-5982
Jayco Class C 1997 Ford V10 "notarhome, 23 ft. 11 k, overhead fe3, sofa bed, kitchen in rear, Sove, micro, shower, tub. exc. ^fod. (734) 455-4255
JAYCO 1999 Fifth Wheel - 27 ft. forth super slideout, loaded, like iew, $14,900. (734) 525-8375
JAYCO 1995 fold-down camper, " air, many extras, like new.
or best offer. (810) 229-2098
JAYCO 2000 Heritage-Manistee 38p'-up. Loaded, 1 Yr. warranty, iRe new, $8500. 248-674-2345
JAYCO JAY 1994 - 30 ft., front kitchen, rear queen, sleeps 6, air/ ieat, $10,500. 734-261-3665
JAYCO 1987 MOTORHOME, j'ood condition, best offer. (248) $56-0494
JAYCO POP-UP brand new Snvas, 1992,10ft . , queen bed, stove, fridge, awning, bike rack, 53500. (734) 394-2104
JAYCO 1999 pop-up, sleeps 8, 'Sfrigerator, stove, awning, bike «Ck, $5000. 313-846-1069
JAYCO 12' Pop Up 1998 • Sleeps 7, awning, screen room, •efrigerator, $5000.248-735-8090
JAYCO 1996 5th wheel 27M>' /v/slide out. Exc. cond. $12,500. - - 734-427-0562
JAYCO 1994 travel trailer. Excellent cond. Lots of extras. 68900. (734) 544-5067
<ODlAK 2000 - 21 ft., used 5nce, warranty, $13,500/best.
(734) 542-9027
<OUNTRY STAR 1997 - under 20K, 38' long, dual air, slide out, 157,000. (313) 999-1369.
ilANCE 1998 Legend 945 truck pamper - 4-season, ioaded, 514,900. 734-429-7298
LAYTON 1985 Travel Trailer -30 ft., new tires (4), awning, water heater, Double bed, full Stchen & bath, great condition, ffegOO. (734) 453-7389
foOTOR HOME -1976 32 ft. Executive, air, generator, TV, sleeps 7, $65Q0/best. (8.10)468-2050 (810)469-3647
KrfOTOR HOME 1990 - Win-nebago, Class A. 33 ft. Loaded. |27,900. 248-553-6801.
NEUMAR 5th Wheel American Star, 1998, flberglas, 36', slide-out, bunkhouse, stored indoors, ^grades $24,700.734-455-6158.
fjJOMAD - 29' travel trailer, AC, awhina, rear bedroom, must seej $7,000. (248) 634-8168.
OPEN FLOOR utility camper-P5x76°. $400 almost new.
248-363-6808
812 Campers/Motor Homes/Trailers
PACE 95- America Trailer 4x11. $2200. Aluminum, single axle. EC power hydraulic hitch. 810-997-9278,810-201-9861, 248-875-7712
PACE ARROW 1999 31E motor home - 9,300 mi, loaded, great cond. $50,00Mrm. (313) 274-3346
2 PLACE trailer w/extras. Like new. 248-332-3585
PROWLER 1998 31' travel trailer, sleeps 8, exc. cond., air, heat, loaded, super slide-out, awning, fiberglass, fuil bath & kitchen, $13,995.248-848-1760.
PROWLER 1997 - travel trailer, 29 ft., bunkhouse, fiberglass exterior, sleeps 8, many extras. $11,000. 248-477-2543.
PROWLER 1990 travel trailer: 24', sleeps 4, full kitchen, free s t a n d i n g d i n e t t e , b a t h , awning. 734-453-6187
ROCKWOOD 1995 pop-up camper, sleeps 6, exc. cond., furnace, battery pack, new tires, awning. $2600. 248-547-5379
ROCKWOOD 1995 XL pop-up, exc. cond., awning & screen room, queen & double slide-out beds. $4600. 248-735-3933
SHASTA 1998 Phoenix - 27 ft. w/siideout, like new, many extras, $10,000. (810) 573-4066
SILVER EAGLE- 1971 26 ft. t r a v e l t r a i l e r . $ 1 2 0 0 .
(810)735-6759
SKYLARK 1986 Travel Trailer -26 ft., good shape, new awning $2995/best. (313) 537-4558
STARCRAFT, 1995 Pop-up Camper. Queen beds, extras, garage kept, exc. cond, $4500/ best. 734-261-1496
STARCRAFT 1998 - Pop-up, garaged, exc. cond.. sleeps 6, awning. $1450. SOLD
STARCRAFT 1997 Pop-up Spacemaster w/slide & add a room. $6000/best. 313-534-0513
STARCRAFT 1997 Pop-up Spacemaster w/sfide & add a room. $6000/best. 313-534-0513
STARCRAFT 1986 Pop-up -3-way fridge, air, shower, stove, awning, $1850. 734-464-1959
STARCRAFT, 1994 27' travel trailer w/4 yrs. membership to Waldonwood Resort, $7500. Moving. 734-420-0827
SUNLINE 1886 - 34.5 ft., front kitchen, microwave, 4 burner range w/ oven, oak cabinets, iarge tub w/ shower, queen size bed, full size fold out couch bed, sleeps 4 adults & 2 kids, air, heat register in each room. 22 ft. awning, electric lift, Exec. Cond., member ship in Walden Woods Camp Ground included. $9,000 (248)399-4891
SUNLINE 1989 Saturn. Sleeps 6, bathroom w/shower, stove, frig., $3500. (313) 274-7211
SUN LITE, 1992 18' Hi-lo trailer. Sleeps 6, hardly used, $4000. 248-541-3699 or 248-356-9584
SUNNYBROOKE 26 ft. FK1994 non-smoker/pets, extras, excel-lent condition, aluminum frame. $8500. (248) 474-6019
SUNSTREAM 1984, 32', sleeps 6, dual air, all refurbished, new tires, $14,000. 248-879-0952
TERRY 1999 24 FT. 5th wheel w/sl ideout, great condition, $15,500. (248) 844-8225.
TERRY RESORT 1988, 31z bunkhouse, sleeps 9, great floor plan. $7000. (734) 421-2943.
TERRY 1999 35'. Used once. S t o r e d at W a l d e n w o o d s . $60,000. 734-453-5676
TIOGA 1994, 23 ft., 22K miles, sleeps 6, rear bed, like new, $25,900. 248-477-1050.
TIOGA 1994 Montara 22ft, 22k, loaded, mint cond., back kitchen $20,000. (248) 673-2814.
Toyota Motor Home 1988 Escaper great cond. $8500. 313-493-7588 P.313-714-2308
TOYOTA, 1988 Sunraider, Exc. Cond. 21ft. 4 cylinder. $9600/ best. (248) 737-5748
TRAILER - 6'x16' flat bed w/winch. $1500. 248-669-3830
TRANSTAR 1983 Chevy Class C, 24 ft. good condition, air, 68kmi„ $5200. 734-729-9076.
TRAVEL-EZE MOTOR home. Shower, sink, stove, c.a.. re-built engine, sleeps 4 or 5. Needs work $300G/best. 248-474-1244
TRAVEL LIGHT 2000 21 ft., great condition, used twice $10,900/best 734-425-5958
UTILITY TRAILER, 4' X 8', wooden sides, $250/best offer.
734-425-8502
VIKING, 1999 2465, mint, extras no air, pull out dinette, toilet, shower, etc $7000. 248-474-3475
VIKING NORTHWIND 1993,21 ft., sleeps 5, toilet,water heater, fridge, $4400. 248-474-2259.
VIKING 1984 Pop-up Camper -sleeps 6, camp ready, $750.
(734) 455-8347
WESTPORT, '96, 30' 5th wheel. Glideout, new tires & awning, exc. cond. $22,500. 734-525-1392
812 Campers/Motor Homes/Trailers
WILDWOOD 1998 31ft, bunks, sleeps 8. c/a heat, exc cond. $11,000. (248) 363-9723
WINNABAGO 1991 Class C, Warrior, 88k miles, rear twin bed, awning, micro, A/C, exc. cond., $16,800? 734-525-9372
WINNEBAGO, 2000, Itasca, 35', loaded, 5k, Warrantys, $82,000. Must sell. (734) 454-4711
WINNEBAGO 1999 Minnie Winnie DL Class C - loaded^ 5k miles, $55,000. 313-240-6358
WOOD-SIDED 6X8 UTILITY TRAILER, LIKE NEW, $500. Mike. (734) 586-3650
814 Construction, Heavy Equipment
FORD 2001 F450 Service Body, brand new, less than 100 miles,
$26,788.
JACK
(734) 721-2600
HUDSON 1999 Construction E q u i p m e n t t r a i l e r , 9 ton capacity. $4000. (810) 463-6867
816 Auto/Truck-Parts
AUTO REPAIR C h r y s l e r R e m a n u f a c t u r e d Transmissions. 3 /36 factory warranty, A-604, 41TE. 41AE. Most FWD vehicles. $1,499 installed. Call Fred
(734) 525-5000 ext. 262 for appt. or quote iivoniachrysler.com
COBRA 16" chrome wheels, mint condition. $1,000/best.
(248) 553-7967
CONTINENTAL, 1989 $650 Taurus, 1986 $300 Needs Repairs 248-474-1286
HEMI ENGINE 1956 (354). Best offer. Dean (734) 261-3951.
JEEP WRANGLER hardtop 1987 to 1995. Tan. Exc. cond. Glass windows. $400/best.
248-288-5341
MODEL A body parts, fenders, b u m p e r s , h o o d , e t c .
248-394-1444
SHORT BED for 1972 Ford pickup, very good condition, no rust. $300. 734-522-4747.
TRU SPOKE wire wheels, fits GM with 205-75-15 Tiger Paw tires. $550. 248-394-1444.
WINTER TIRES for BMW 3 Series, 1990-98, 15" Bridge-stone Blizzak tires w/tire rack, rims & BMW wheel covers. $300/ best. 734-953-8974
819 Autos Wanted
DRIVABLE CARS WANTED: 1 hour p ickup. (734) 721-4989 .
820 Junk Cars Wanted
ALL AUTOS-TOP$$ Junked, wrecked or running. E & M 248-474-4425
Evenings: 734-776-3404
822 •Trucks For Sale
Chevrolet 1988 half-ton pickup 350 auto, runs good $1200.
734-466-9270, 402-689-4513
CHEVROLET 1997 Silverado -4 dr. dually, 59K, loaded, 120K GM warranty, $21,500/best.
(734) 522-4321
CHEVROLET 1999 S10 Xtreme all options, V6, extended cab, sport s ide, 3rd dr., 21K. $15,800. 734-844-1542
CHEVROLET S10 Z-R2 1999 -Loaded! Extended cab, 3rd dr., 19k miles, black. $18,800 (734)673-7536 Or (313)278-0379
CHEVY 1994 pick-up, V6, V4 ton, air, fiberglas cap, 78k miles, exc. cond. $8400. 734-522-4135
CHEVY 1999 pick up 1500, 4. wheel drive, 5.3 vortec, extended cab, auto V8, 3rd door, leather, ioaded, transfer warranty, 46,000 miles, $19,000. 248-737-8952
CHEVY SILVERADO 2000 1500 extended cab, 27K miles, V6, air, ABS brakes, all oil changes, excellent condition, $17,500. (734) 458-2515.
CHEVY SILVERADO 1992 - 1 owner, loaded, cap, liner, run-ning boards, 87K mites, exc shape, $8500. (734) 455-5258
CHEVY SILVERADO, 1995 4X4 - Ex tended cab, 8' bed, 8 6 0 0 G V W , 4 5 4 , a u t o , w/overdrive, heavy duty traile-ring, Leer cap, bed mat, 70K, $15,900. 734-421-7646.
Sunday, Ju ly 1,2001 O&E Classif ications 812 to 824 { • )11G
822 Trucks For Sale
CHEVY 1999 S-10 pick-up, extended cab, 4x4, V6, loaded, dark b lue , 17 ,600 mi les . $16,800. 248-542-3226
CHEVY 1999 S10 pick-up, MUST SACRIFICE! Truck bed protector, low mi. Take over lease at $ 1 8 7 / m o . Days: 248-957-2438, E: 248-601-3977
£ miles, body mint cond. new G t ransmiss ion , ma in tenance records ava i l ab l e . Ask ing
734-422-2460
CHEVY 1998 1T dually Wheel, diesel. Crew cab w/cap & run-ning boards. Trailer package, loaded $24,000. 248-476-9233
CHEVY 1993 % ton extended cab, 4 wheel, 8 ft. bed, loaded, $12,900. 313-714-2311 Pager
CHEVY 350 1984 - % ton pickup. New tires. As is, $900/ best. Call: (248) 681-8873
CHEVY 1992 4X4, good condi-tion, new tires. $4200.
(248) 601-1135.
D A K O T A 1995 4 x 2 S L T package, cruise, air, tilt wheel. 3.9 V6, $7,500. 734-455-1948
DODGE DAKOTA 1995 CLUB CAB SLT V8, 4x4, auto, $6000 or best offer. (248) 476-3216
DODGE DAKOTA, 1989 - Good cond., 98K miles, air, $2500.
734-397-8639 Canton
DODGE 1994 Dakota, newer transmission, tires & brakes. CD, clean, runs good, $4000/ best. Call Ryan 734-416-8191
DODGE 2500 1996 diesel, extended cab, loaded, fiberglass cap, runs good, 107,000 miles. $14,500 (248) 685-3310
DODGE 1986 Half ton, $1200. Also Dodge 1990 1 ton with lift gate, $2700. (313) 527-4968.
DODGE 1995 Ram 2500, air, bedliner, toolbox, excellent work truck, $6500. 734-261-2106.
DODGE RAM 1500, 2001 -Black 4x4 Quad cab SLT, 5.9 Li ter , c u s t o m e r p re fe r red package, 21K miles, 4 yr./75K mile added care warranty, $25,000. Call 313-730-1942
DODGE 1998 Ram 1500 Good cond. loaded, asking $13,500/ best. (734) 207-8826
DODGE RAM 1996 1500 Laramie SLT extended cab, long bed, loaded, 76,000 miles. $12,900. 734-427-7283
DODGE 1996 RAM 1500 Laramie SLT Sport Club Cab, black, 6' bed, 5.2L V8, 80K, sharp, well maintained, $11,500/ best. (734) 261-3951
DODGE 1994 R a m 1500 Laramie SLT, 8' bed, new tires, bedliner, 6 cylinder, 106,500 mi., r uns g o o d , $ 4 7 0 0 / b e s t . 2 4 8 - 4 4 6 - 7 5 7 5 e x t 1 1 . 248-318-8499.
DODGE 1999 Ram -1500 quad SLT, 4x4, loaded, sharp, extras $20,900/best. (248) 375-5392
DODGE RAM 1995 1500 SLT -exc cond, 6' bed, 5.2LV8,180K, many new parts, $7000/best. Must see & sell.248-366-9974
DODGE 1997 Ram SLT 1500, Radiant Red ext., new tires, bed-liner, trailer hitch, 66K mi, $12,000. Eves 313-562-6094.
DODGE RAM 1995 SLT 2WD, 44k, Exc cond. Warranty. $10,300/best. 313-388-7716
DODGE, 1999 Ram Sport 1500, V-8, crew cab, loaded, leather, 45k, $20,000. (734) 464-0558.
DODGE 1998 RAM 1500 sport, white, loaded, 55k mi., $13,500. 734-454-1865; 313-530-5979
DODGE RAM 2000 - % ton, quad cab, 4x4, turbo diesel, sport, loaded, $26,900 248-866-0813
DODGE RAM 1996 4x2, V6 ton, V6, air, 1 owner, great mileage. $8700. 248 360-3727
DURANGO 1999 Exc cond,5.9L LoJack, loaded, tow package, 46k, $21,800. Day 734-213-1780 Eve/Wkend 734-241-5888.
F-150 LARIAT, 1987 XLT. $3500/ best. Extended cab, new tires, exc. cond. (734) 522-8244.
F-150 1998 Lariet, ext cab, like new. 43k, Extended warranty to 75k. $18,000/best. Sticker price $31,200. (734) 451-0816
FORD 1994 Black Lightning Exc. cond. 54,000 mi. $10,500.
248-656-9138
FORD 1995 Bronco Eddie Bauer Edition - Runs good. $9,500. 248-476-5122
FORD 1995 E-350 - 16' box, powerstroke diesel, 79K mi. $10,000. 248-634-6829
FORD F-150 1999 - Air, 5 speed, 25K mi., silver. $10,500. Call (734) 525-9677.
FORD F-250 1996 auto, air, clean, 120K h ighway miles. $6800. (248) 882-2293
FORD F150,1993, auto, am-fm, V6, 124,000 miles, $3000/best Offer. 248-478-6213
FORD F150, 1992, auto, no rust, $5000. 248-474-4376
FORD F3501999, Crew Cab, all extras, 61k, Lariat, winch, cap, 5th wheel, 7.3L diesel, $29500. (734) 729-1758.
Trucks For Sale
FORD 1997 F250 crew cab, diesel, 96k hwy miles, exc. cond. $18,850 248-685-8855
FORD, F 350 1999, Crew, dual wheels, Diesel, 4x4, low miles, loaded, assume lease or buy, $34,000. (734) 455-6158
FORD 1992 F150 Custom - 8' bed w/llner, new canopy, brakes & muffler. 93,000 mi. $4700/ best. 248-478-3669
FORD 1994 F350.4 door Dually, loaded, exc. cond., 1 owner, 85K. $11,500. (734) 397-2098
FORD 2000 F-250, extended cab, 8 ft. bed, 4x4, 24,000 miles, $23,500. (734) 673-3407
FORD 1999 F-150 - kingcab, 4 dr., V6 auto, 32K, loaded, 6 ft. bed, $17,000. (734) 261-0542
FORD F-150, 1996. 54K miles. Eddie Bauer package. Power door & locks, exc. cond. 5-speed manual. Black/Tan, $10,600. 231-282-0140, Bill.
FORD 1990 F250 - 124K mi, rebuilt motor Feb/01. $3,000/or best. Kevin (248) 477-1630.
FORD F150 1987 - 4.9L, 6cyl, 150k miles. New tires & radiator. $1800/best (734)425-9628
FORD, 1993, F-150 Lightning. Stored winters, $12,500. Kirk, days 313-562-5167 After 6pm, 734-261-8944
FORD 1989 F150 -129,000 mi. Well maintained. $3200/best offer. 734-397-7365
FORD 1989 F-250 pick-up, 85,000 miles, 460 V8,. never used as a work truck, reliable, recent repairs. $4000.
(248) 693-4636 after 7 p.m.
FORD 1995 F250 Power stroke turbo diesel, ext. cab., working air, working hydraulic lift gate, e x c . t r u c k , $ 6 0 0 0 . Days 248-486-4444 or after 7pm 248-486-8434.
FORD 1997 F350 single rear wheel, 4x4, with 8VS ft. Boss plow, air, cap, exc. cond., 26K, $17,500. 734-427-3678.
FORD 1988 F-150 5speed, 84k orginial miles. $2800/best. (248) 926-8077 734-812-0541
FORD 1998 F-150 STX, 4x2, 4.6L, all options, 22K, exc. cond. Asking $14,600. 313-278-0998.
FORD 1999 F-150 Super Cab XLT Sport. 4x2, auto, tow package, many extras. 36k. $18,900. (734)323-7803.
FORD F150 SVT LIGHTNING 2000 - Under 5K mi. Lease assump-tion, $556/mo. 248-330-3814
FORD 1998 F150 - V8, auto, extended cab, loaded. $14,500.
(734) 421-2437.
FORD, 1995, F-150. V8, power windows, locks, well maintained, $6,200. 248-437-0767
FORD F-250, 1999 - V10, XLT, 4x4. 45K miles, regular cab, loaded, $21,900. 248-486-6957
FORD F-250 1992 4 wheel drive, with cap, 51,000 miles, $6800. (734) 663-1908
FORD F-150 4X4 1991 - Blue two toned, Super cab XLT, Exec.Cond. $5800 (734)422-8907
FORD F-150 1997 XL, silver, 4.6L V8, air, 50,000 miles, exc. cond., $10,500.
(734) 420-4437
FORD 1995 F150 XLT, original owner, like new, loaded, 8 'box , 78k mi., classic white & red. $8500. (989) 539-9804.
FORD 1994 F150, XLT - red, 8' bed, 58K miles, perfect condi-tion. $7900. (248) 446-0527.
FORD 1999 F150 XLT -supercab, 4x2, 32k, 5,4 L. auto, $16,800/best. 248-879-9767
FORD 1999 F-250 XLT super cab 4 door, regular duty, cap, 33,000 miles. $18,300 or best. After 7pm: (734) 944-5346.
FORD F150 XLT, 1995, Super Cab, 4x4, auto, air, 75,500 miles. $10,500. 248-478-8312
FORD 1997 F150 XLT, 4x4, super cab, cap, loaded, 90K highway. Exc. cond. MUST SELL! $12,900. 616-827-1652.
FORD 1997 F250 - 4x4, 26,000 miles, $16,000.
(734) 453-5641.
FORD 1999 F150 4x4 Off-road, XLT-white w/grey cloth, loaded. $19,900/best. 734-260-5678
FORD 1997 Pickup XLT. Loaded, 100K soft miles, 2 wd, superb cond., $9500. (810) 227-2201
FORD RANGER 1997 Alu-minum wheels, low miles, w/ Bedliner $5,900 (734)421-1968
FORD 1992 Ranger - 4 cyi., 5 speed, cap, 85K, new tires & brakes. $1850. 734-459-5908.
FORD 1994 Ranger - Good cond. 4 cyl., 5 speed. $4000/ best offer. 734-718-3329
FORD 1997 Ranger - green, air, Splash model, 50k, great cond. $7,999/best. (248) 642-1713
FORD 1994 ranger - 88k miles, good condition, $4000.
(734) 427-2136
FORD 1997 Ranger - Super Cab, V6, auto, air, cruise, pw/pl, 41K $9200/best 734-981-1743
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FORD 1991 Ranger X L T - 4 cyl, 5 speed manual, air, cruise, cas-sette, long box, gray w/black cap, exc. cond. $2000.
313-571-9580
FORD 1995 Ranger XLT 6cyl. ext cab/ps/pb/air/cassette/original 46K. $8,000. 734-420-1076.
FORD 1995 Ranger XLT -extended cab, manual, bedliner & cover $3900. 248-471 -5754
FORD 1992 Ranger XLT - Good condition. $3400/best offer.
313-563-3287
FORD 1997 Ranger XLT, 40K mi., air, tilt, cruise, al! power options, rear slider, bedliner, like new, $6750. 734-261-2106.
FORD -1999 Ranger XLT, 3.0L, V-6, 4x2, auto, 4 door stepside, liner, $14,700. 734-254-1416
FORD 1995 Ranger XLT shortbed, 4 cyl., 5 speed, air, 62k, $6750. (734) 721-2669
FORD 1990 Ranger XLT - 5 speed, exc cond., 117K miles, clean, $3900. 248-360-7758
FORD RANGER XLT 1987 sport yellow, all new sheet metal, bedliner, new tires, must see. $3000. (248) 932-0999
FORD RANGER XLT 1996 - 5 speed, New tires & brakes. W/ bedliner, Cassette, Good Cond. $4800/best 734-844-7461
FORD, 1994 Ranger XLT, V-6, extended cab, great shape, new tires, $3900. (313) 937-7445.
FORD 2000 Ranger XLT 4x4 Super cab, 4 dr., auto, 4.0, V6, fully equipped, 33k miles, exc. condition. Non-smoking car. $16,000. 248-437-4749
FORD STX Ranger 1994 extended cab, 4 wheel drive, 62,500 miles, great shape, loaded, exceiient condition. $9500 or best offer
(248) 673-7108
FORD 150 1998, Triton V8, red tinted, 30,000 miles, mint, $18,000. 248-258-3435
F-150 1997- Red, 4.6L, auto, ext. cab, 4x4 off Rd. pkg. Loaded. $14,900/best. 248-344-6145
F-150 1989 shortbed pickup -fully loaded, great shape, runs good, $3600. (248) 471-2936
F150 1995 Supercab XLT - V8, loaded, cap, bedliner. $10,500/ best. 313-565-7567
F150 1997 - two-tone w/cap. 53,000 ml. Very good cond. $10,500/best. 248-471 -6797
F150 1998 XLT extended cab, loaded, 4.6, trailer tow, exc. 42k, $15,200. 734-522-6563
F150 1993 XLT, V8, sharp, very clean, black/silver, loaded, 4x8 w/Leer cap, chrome wheels, extras, $8495. (313) 961-4641
F-150 1997 XLT, V8, 5speed, loaded. Good cond. 60,000 mi les . $ 1 0 , 6 0 0 / b e s t . Je f f 734-466-9270 734-652-3636
F-150 XLT - 1997 X-cab, 4.6L, V8, tow package, 39k miles, bedl iner/soft Tonno cover, loaded, Red, Grey interior. $13,500/best 248-361-2398
F-150 1997 XLT 4x4, 3dr„ 20k of warranty. Exec. cond. loaded, 53,000 miles. $15,800. Jeff 734-466-9270 734-652-3636
F150 1999V6 XLT 4x4 - 5.4L, low mileage, cap, loaded. $19,200.
313-820-2543
F250 1997 XLT, 4x4, new tires, 80k, clean, excellent condition. $14,750. (734) 420-0252
822 Trucks For Sale
F-150 1998 XLT 4x4, off road package. Tow package, Triton V8, super cab, exc cond. $18,700. 248-476-8182
F-150 1999 XLT4x4, supercab. Black, off road package. 5.4L, tow package, 30,000 miies. Per-fect cond. $20,500/best. Butch 734-427-2905 or 313-561-6429
GMC 1989 cube van, low miles, r u n s g r e a t , $ 6 2 0 0 / b e s t .
248-737-5748.
GMC 1989 extended cab 1500. Exc. cond., all new parts, cap, hitch. $4950. (248) 442-4048.
GMC 1998 2500 extended cab SLT cd, loaded, 87k, all highway, $15,500/best. Cal! between 9-5. 734-513-0290.
GMC PICK-UP 2000 - Equipped for 5th wheel or reg. trailer/tow. $20,900. (248) 543-1137
GMC 1993 pick-up - extended cab, 4x4, manual, exc cond.,
. (734) 421-2465
GMC SIERRA 1996 - 54,000 miles, newer engine, $12,000/ best. (734) 788-7557
GMC, 1996 Sierra • Red, like new cond., 96K miles, new tires, r e m o t e s t a r t e r . $ 8 2 0 0 .
248-669-5700.
GMC, 1998 Sierra SLE, ex-tended cab, 5.0L, 44K, tonneau cover, $15,500. 734-425-8829.
GMC, 1998 Sierra 1500 SLE, 54k, 4WD, extended cab, War-ranty, $18,000. 248-474-2788
GMC 2000 Sierra SLT Extended cab - 3 dr., 5.3L auto, 4 WD, heated leather power memory seats, locking dif, bedliner, loaded. Exc. cond. 13,000 mi. $23,500. 248-391-1045
GMC 1999 Sierra SLT. Extended cab, Z71, short box, 5.3L, 45K mi., $19,900. (734) 464-8964
GMC S I E R R A 1996 2 7 1 package 4x4, ext cab, new tires, 350 Vortec, loaded, 95,000 hwy miles. Great cond. $13,750.
(248) 960-0125
GMC 1995,1500 SLT - 5.0 auto, extended cab, long bed, leather, $13,500. 734-676-1317.
GMC SOMONA, 1999 - 6 Cyl., extended cab, 3rd door. Loaded w/l iner & cover, $12,500.
248-531-0120.
GMC SONOMA 1999 -Pewter, exec, cond., CD,
air, auto trans. (248)882-2639
GMC 1998 Sonoma - V-6. manual trans, CD, air, cruise, bedliner, tilt, 40,000 mi. Like new. $12,000. (248) 349-6395
GMC, 1995 - 305, 5-Speed manual trans, exc. cond. Runs great. $5100. 248-431-4385
GMC, 1995 - 305, 5-Speed manual trans, exc. cond. Runs great. $5100. 248-431-4385
GMC 1988 SUBURBAN - Good condition. Rebuilt transmission. $4000. (734) 525-6335.
GMC SUBURBAN - NO RUST! 1989, tow package, 3rd seat, runs Exec. $4,900 (734)525-2315
GMC 1992 Suburban, V8, 1 owner, clean, exc. cond. 45,000 miles, $11,500/best offer.
248-474-6723
GMC, 1994, 4X4 Diesel, full power, full size king cab & 8 ft. bed, $8500. (734) 453-6825
GMC, 1996 4x4 SL, 55k, single cab, 8' bed, 3/ 4 ton, air, new tires, $14,500. 248-253-7837.
GMC YUKON 2000 White, 8500 miles. Trailer package, ioaded, mint. $30,000. 313-642-1330
Trucks For Sale
JASON TRUCK cap, black, fits Ford Ranger, exc. - $400. 734-266-0219
MAZDA B4000 SE 1994 - V6, 5 speed, w/ cap & bedliner, cas-sette, air. exec. cond. 119K hwy mites. $4000/best 734)564-4471
RAM 1997 1500 SLT 4x4 extended cab - power, CD, alloy wheels, air. 60,000 mi. $16,500/ best. Must sell!! 248-349-0477
RANGER 1999 long bed 4x4 -loaded, 36,000 mi. Exc. cond. $12,500. 734-428-9872
RANGER 1994 XLT extended cab - 5 speed, great cond., many extras. 103K. $4431/best offer. 248-476-6429
RANGER 1996 XLT - extended cab, 78,000 miles, air, stick, good transportation, must sell, $4850/best. 734-394-0789
RANGER XLT 1998 - 4 liter V6, auto, liner & cover, luxury pkg. $10,500/best. 248-368-1981
RANGER XLT 1999 - Super cab, 4x4, step side, 4.0IL V6, auto, bed liner, Tonneau cover, new tires, 33k miles. Exec, cond. $15,800 (734)459-8766
SILVERADO 1996 - ext. cab, black, loaded, 2WD, Vortec V6, CD. 72K $11,500. 810-743-8136.
SILVERADO 2000 ext. cab, 4x4, 3 dr., off road package, towing package, premium sound CD/ cassette, bediiner/cover, 43k, $21,900. (810) 220-4588
SILVERADO 1989, 1500 Extended cab & bed, 4x4, $3200. (734) 421-1633.
SILVERADO 1997 - long bed, very good conditiort. Many options. $11,000. 734-522-8069
SONOMA 1991 - pick-up, work truck with cap, new exhaust & battery. $2400. 734-513-2410.
TOYOTA 1997 T-100,4x4, extra cab, SR5, Black, loaded, 65k miles. $17,200/best . Henry 313-533-7177 or 313-561-6429
TOYOTA 1983 - 4x4, 5" lift, 33" tires, $700/best.
(734) 564-2106
TOYOTA 1993 4x4, new 32" tires, 4cyl, hi-miles. reliable needs work $3800 248-681 -3206
VOLVO 1987 22 ft. box truck diesel engine 230-V6, low mileage, dock high, good condi-tion, non-smoker, Many new parts. $6,000. (248) 471-5788
824 Mini-Vans
AEROSTAR 1991 - cargo van, stick, very dependalbe, looks good. $925/best (248) 866-1248
AEROSTAR 1996 extended, air, cruise, power windows/locks, " >• (734) 525-5698
AEROSTAR, 1996, ext. 4 WD, 45K, loaded, rear air, trailer tow, warranty. $10,500. 248-879-9474
AEROSTAR 1994 - $3100. 150K mi, good condition, great for towing. 248-449-5038.
AEROSTAR 1995 - 88K miles, auto, pl/pw, cassette, hitch, air, $4500/best. (248) 669-7585
AEROSTAR 1994 - loaded! pw/ pi, air, cruise, trailer hitch, tilt, am-fm cassette, 6 cyl, 133K mi. Looks good/well maintainedl $3500/best. 313-937-3886
AEROSTAR 1994 - iooks & runs pretty darn delightful, ^ 149K, $3750/best. (734) 762-7629
AEROSTAR 1993 - 137,000 miles, runs well, $3500/best.
(734) 454-1630
824 Mini-Vans
AEROSTAR 1992 cruise, air, 96K, $2,250.
(810) 629-0359 ;
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AEROSTAR 1996 tan, extend- » ed, rear heat & AC, 4.0, exc. cond. $10,000. 734-728-9607.
AEROSTAR XL 1993 139k, 7 passanger. Runs, needs body work. $1800. 248-345-4235
AEROSTAR XLT 1991 - Auto, air, cruise, AM/FM cassette, very good cond. V6 2 yr. engine. Alarm, hitch, new tires, 95K mi. $3500/best. (734) 525-3607
ASTRO 1993 extended conver-sion, good condition. 115,500 miles. $3700. (248) 661-0188.
ASTRO 1993, extended, 145K miles, many new parts, new tires. $3850. (734) 425-5428 .
ASTRO, 1993 EXT LT - Loaded, exc. cond., 81K miles, $6500.
734-427-6933, eves.
ASTRO 1999, 15k mi „ loaded, must sell. $20,000 or take over payments 313-537-7632.,
ASTRO VAN 1996 - 91K miles, 8 passenger, rear air, $7000. 734-459-6552
CARAVAN 1997 ES - exc. cond. loaded TV, VCR, extended 100K warranty new brakes/ struts/tune-up. 98K highway miles. $12,900. 248-661-8039.
CARAVAN 1999 42,000 miles, great gas mileage, well main-tained. $9,400. (734) 427-0935
CHEVY 1992 Astro CL 8 pas-sanger van, loaded, 4.3L, very clean, runs great, very well m a i n t a i n e d . New t i res & exhaust. 118,000 hwy. mi. Must see. $4500/best. (734) 525-4545
CHEVY 1997 Astro LS - clean, V6, auto, air, 8 oassenger, 27k, $12,800. (734) 482-5296
CHEVY ASTRO, 1995, LT, auto-matic, loaded, low engine miles, $5,800/best. 734-397-1081.
CHEVY ASTRO 1994 runs good, looks good, 112K. $4200. (248) 344-1554
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CHRYSLER TOWN & Country 1995, Loaded, well kept, 95K mi. $8500. 248-474-7487
CHRYSLER, 1996 Town S Country, Winters in Fla., leather, loaded, 64,500 miles, white, exc. con,, $8,500. 248^423-8516.
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Remembering a last chapter in the history of a model line B Y R I C K FEIBUSCH © AUTOWIRE.NET
The 1948 Chevy was a handsome car. It wasn't low slung and modern like the first postwar Studebakers, or streamlined like the contempo-
ra ry Packard, but it certainly was handsome. This car was the last chapter in the history of a
model line tha t started in mid-1941. While the 1942 Chevy appeared quite new with its low, wide grill-work and headlights smoothly blended into front fenders tha t flowed Buick-like into the doors, the underpinings were much as had come before. Civil-ian automobile production shut down to make room for war production in early February after less than 260,000 cars had been built.
Between 1942-45 a number of 1942 models, held in storage for "High Priority" buyers by the Office of Price Administration, were slowly released af ter J u n e 1943. These were all "blackout" models wi th painted brightwork.
The rest of the folks drove old cars or took the bus. (My mom couldn't drive at the t ime so she sold my dad's 1938 Master Deluxe while he was overseas -boy was he mad!) Enter, the car famine.
New cars needed By 1946 America needed new cars. The old ones
were worn out and replacement pa r t s were in short supply. Most of the American manufactures jus t s tarted cranking out facelifted 1942 models. Chevy
installed a wider, less fussy grille and s tar ted selling all they could build. The '47 Chevrolets sported an even wider, much more at t ract ive grille and some cleaner, more up-to-date side tr im. Sales were boom-ing. Chevy set an all-time convertible sales record when it produced 28,443 units .
But the Chevy s tar ted to look old by 1948. Not bad, jus t old. Nash, Packard , and Hudson h a d intro-duced their versions of Buck Rodgers space rocket and GM wouldn't be ready to show its next genera-tion of cars unti l 1949. The '48 was the last and the best of its pre-war line. Chevrolet 's venerable 216 cubic inch six had finally been updated wi th
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precision-type main bearings instead of the old rough fit and ream-ers, and a vacuum assist for the three speed column mounted shifter.
In total, 776,000 Chevys were built that year before the lines were shut down to re-tool for the all-new 1949 models.
This particular Drive Report car is owned by Gerry Peter of Fair-field, Calif. Gerry found his 1948 Fleetmaster convertible in Red-wood City. He bought it, in pieces, from the widow of the fellow that started the restoration years before. After sorting out the boxes of unlabeled parts, Gerry was able to find the missing bits and start restoration.
Every part was stripped, cleaned or sandblasted, and either plat-ed, painted or replaced with brand new pieces. The car was then re-assembled, using all new rubber and hardware. The rebuilt running gear was installed into a newly painted metallic maroon body. The interior features red leather seats while the power top is covered in tan. Options include the vacuum shift, a spotlight, and a rare set of factory 15-inch wheels painted body color and correctly detailed with beige striping.
The Classic Drive This is not my first time around the block in a 1948 Chevy. In
1965,1 bought a nifty Fleetline Aerosedan (fastback) from the local butcher for $75. Drove it to the local high school — and to visit my
•girlfriend on weekends. She had moved over 35 miles away and in the Chevy, with its maximum safe cruising speed of 50 mph, it felt like a hundred miles. I used the hand throttle as a primitive cruise control and watched the VW vans fly past.
My 1948 might have been slow but it never once let me down. A '48 Chevrolet somehow appears larger than it really is. It's high,
the doors are big and heavy, and all of the styling components are large. The hood is big and so are the fenders if you count the part that is attached to the door.
Still, if you park one next to a Chevy from the mid-1950s, the 1948 looks like a compact. Quite an illusion.
This is one of those "armchair" cars that remind one of sitting in grandma's salon. I grabbed onto that bigger-than-life, white steering wheel, tugged the shifter into neutral and pressed my toe down on the floor mounted starter pedal. The little stovebolt hardly cranked, and ticked right over - just like my old fastback (damn, I wish I had-n't sold that car!).
The fully instrumented dash sprung to life, the little needles jump-ing to their appropriate places.
As I again found myself tugging at the shifter, I remembered that it was vacuum actuated. I'm not sure what the reasoning was for a gear change that could be easily shifted with one finger — very slow-
ly. If one tries to shift faster, even using a complete hand, the assist slows the process down as well as eliminating the gate feel. Shifting feels much like stirring well beaten whipped cream. Someone must have thought this was a good idea, but it is absolutely lost on me!
A quiet strength On the road, the car feels big and durable. Gerry's Fleetline sits 1
high, rides soft and smooth and leans like a speedboat in the curves. You sit behind that really big wheel, shifting that easy but slow shifter while listening to the lethargic six moan through i ts low-end- * torque-intensive power range. What it doesn't have in outright per- , formance is made up for by a feeling of a quiet strength — sort of the: Gary Cooper of cars.
This was obviously the last incarnation of a pre-war car. It was -handsome, well fitted, and had benefited from the engineering and material advancements made since 1941. These cars were solid and ; hard to break.
Gerry's maroon beauty is a testimony to a time in America when things were built a bit better and life was a lot slower. A time before the interstates when a car trip was to be a comfortable adventure, rather than a high speed bore. A time many of us, down deep, would like to go back to — or at least visit for awhile.
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CHRYSLER 1996 Town & Country LXi, amethyst exterior, extra clean beige leather interior, loaded, 2 sliding doors, 107K miles. $8000. 248-828-7631
CHRYSLER 1997 Town & Country SX, 3.8 liter engine, 77K miles, two sliding doors, chlfd seats, cd/cassette, to be traded soon if no buyers, $11,000 or deal, 248-344-8759
DODGE 1997 Caravan - green, air, cruise, power locks, dual doors, exc. cond. 87,000 mi. $8800/best. 248-557-9066
DODGE CARAVAN 1993, looks & runs good, $2900. offer. Call:
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D0DGE 1999 Caravan - SE, V6, 4 dr., 31k, all power, white, $13,995/best. 734-427-7221
DODGE CARAVAN SE 1994 V6, All power, seats 7, air, one owner, 117k miles, Exec. Cond. $3,250 (248)681-5089
DODGE 1994, Grand Caravan, ioaded, exc. cond., 80K miles,
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DODGE 1996 Grand Caravan ES - loaded, quad seats, clean, $7995. (734) 261-8686
DODGE GRAND Caravan 1997 Sport, Fully loaded. 101,000 miles. $7500. 248-347-2726
DODGE 1993 Grand Caravan, $3800/offer. Days 313-592-5081. Eves. 734-422-8527
DODGE GRAND CARAVAN 1991 good cond., new tires & brakes. 126,000 miles. $2800. (248) 553-6801
DODGE 1994 - V6, gray, air, am/ frtv cassette, 66K, sharp. $6300/ bfest. Cali: (313) 493-9156.
FORD AEROSTAR 1997 excel-lent shape, 56K miles. $9,500. Ask for George 734 455-6567 313-961-8426 extension 410
FORD, 1994 Aerostar. 108k mi., good condition, runs great. $4i000. (734) 513-0016
FORD AEROSTAR 1996 7 pas-senger, pw, pi, air, cruise, runs good 150k. $2950.248-347-6877
FORD 1992 Aerostar Runs excellent, 1 owner, Michelin tires, auto, cruise. 122k miles. $2200/best. (734) 464-0247
F\ORD WINDSTAR 1998 dark g reen , 34K mi les , c l e a n , §1'2,300. (810) 264-1793
P-ORD WINDSTAR GL 1998 'loaded, dual air, power every-thing, mint green, $9,500.
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.FORD WINDSTAR GL 1998, V6 4.8L, Auto, FWD, 54k miles, air, all power, seats 7, dual airbags. ABS. $12,400 (313)813-7853
GRAND CARAVAN 1993 -dlean, exc. cond., 87k, full power,-$4900. (734) 414-7286
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GRAND CARAVAN 1996 LE -3.3 V6, exc. cond., 5 dr., dual air, 67K, $10,200.248-626-4927
GRAND CARAVAN 1999 SE; Clean, fully equipped, 51K, Teal. $12,700. 248-334-7315
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GRAND VOYAGER 1998, bur-gandy, several new parts, 115,000 hwy miles, $7900 or best offer. 313-538-1511
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GRAND VOYAGER 1990 LE -new trans, fuel pump, starter & brakes, trailer hitch, runs well, $2300. 248-471-2062
GRAND VOYAGER 1996 SE 65K, exc. cond., 1 owner. $9900/ best. 248-656-8282
HONDA ODYSSEY 1996 - 69K miles, 7 passenger, loaded, war-ranty, $12,900. 248-210-6965
LUMINA APV 1995 loaded, CD player, $5500. (313) 886-5097
LUMINA APV 1995 120,000 miles. $5200. 810-444-1014
LUMINA, 1990, APV. New engine has 49K mi. Runs great. $4,100 blue book. 734-422-4228
LUMINI 1995 LS APV, 144,000 miles, $3000. (734) 542-3698.
MERCURY VILLAGE, 1997. 39,550 Miles, exc. cond. new tires, $11,500. 734-455-8689
MERCURY 1994 Villager - 7 passenger great concf, hwy. miles, $4900/best SOLD
MERCURY VILLAGER (Estate) 2000, sage, leather int., 15k miles, $20,000. 248-258-3435
MERCURY VILLAGER GS 1994 Green, good cond, runs perfect, $6000/best (734)454-1303
MERCURY VILLAGER LS 1994 loaded, 114,000 miles, very clean, green/tan. $4,150.
(248) 895-7115
MERCURY VILLAGER 1999 -blue, loaded, 38K mi, $16,400.
(246) 865-9256
MERCURY VILLAGER 1999 -blue, loaded, 38K mi, $16,400.
(248) 865-9256
MERCURY VILLAGER GS 1996 blue, good cond., 80,000 miles, runs great, $8300.
(248) 474-3133
MONTANA 1999, all power, CD player, traction control, low miles, e x c . c o n d . $ 1 8 , 0 0 0 248-442-9707
NISSAN 1994 Quest - AC. cruise, ABS, Loaded. 91K mi. Exc. $7500/best. 248-738-5607
NISSAN QUEST 1993, aquama-rine, auto, air, 7 seats, 1 owner. Pete - 248-620-9467
OLDSMOBILE 1998 Silhouettle, GLS, extended, metallic teal w/stripe, fully loaded Great gas mileage, 36,000 $17,000/best offer. 313-537-1108
OLDS SILHOUETTE, 1994.94K Hwy. miles, runs great. Leather, power sliding door, new tires & brakes. $5495. 248-548-8254
PLYMOUTH 1998 Grand Voy-ager SE - 7 passenger w/2 child seats, 3.3L V6 engine, roof rack, AM/FM cassette/CD, preferred pkg. 25D, burgundy on grey, 51,600 mi., original owner, all r e c o r d s , c l e a n . $ 1 3 , 0 0 0 . 248-473-2698 248-363-8836
PLYMOUTH GRAND Voyager SE 1993,93,000 miles, 3.3 L. V6, S39G0/best Offer. 248-689-3206
PLYMOUTH 1997 Grand Voy-ager - 50K mi. 3.31. $10,500.
248-425-2137
PLYMOUTH, 1996, Grand Voy-ager SE. Loaded, 51K. New tires, brakes, exc. cond., drives well. $9,900. 248-258-5117
PLYMOUTH 1994 Grand Voy-ager LE, 10 yr. anniversary edi-tion, exc. cond., 107k mi., $5500. (248) 723-9456.
PLYMOUTH 1997 Voyager SE. 3.3 L, dual doors, options, 61K miles. $8,700. (248) 723-0145
PLYMOUTH 1996 Voyager -great cond. 86k miles, dark green, tan cloth int. $6,000/best.
(248) 375-9462
Mini-Vans
PLYMOUTH 1995 Voyager 128,000 highway miles, 23 mpg, $5000. (248) 431-0356.
PONTIAC 2000 Montana -extended, loaded, 13K miles, $20,500. (248) 626-0461
nPVk. PONTIAC MONTANA V « S i C l 9 9 9 Loaded , 26k miles, 4 dr, pwr sliding dr, Exec, cond. $17,900 (248)608-8455
PONTIAC 1995 Transport -7 passenger, V6, loaded, power sliding door. Very clean. $6300.
(313) 592-1137
PONTIAC TRANSPORT 1994 looks/runs greatl 170k miles, $3,500/firm (810)574-9717
PONTIAC TRANS SPORT 1996. 7 Passenger, power sliding door. $5900. (734) 718-4828.
SILHOUETTE, 1999 GLS - 34K miles, loaded, leather, air front & rear, CD, gold package. Immac-ulate, no pets or kids in van. MUST SELL! $18,900. Cail 248-877-1714 anytime.
TOWN & COUNTRY 2000 LSI -quad seats, power, air, CD, 19K, warranty$22,900.734-981-2960
TOYOTA PREVIA LE 1992 exc. cond., loaded $6000. (248) 433-3637
TRANS SPORT, 1998,45K, air, new brakes, power window/locks, CD, $12,900. 248-844-9934.
TRANS SPORT 1997 - V6, loaded, great shape, must sell, $10,000. (734) 432-9178.
VILLAGER 1994 - auto, air, stereo, dark green, tan leather, $3500. TYME AUTO (734) 455-5566.
VILLAGER 1993, auto, 105,000 miles, ioaded, good condition. $4595. (248) 258-5209
V I L L A G E R , 1999, Esta te . Loaded, 7 passenger, great condi-
iite w/go!d, 75K pampered tion, white mi. $17,000. 313-999-5931
VILLAGER 1995 GS • full power, rear air & heat, excellent cond., $6900. 248-348-0853
VILLAGER 1994 GS - White, 93K miles, very good condition. $5,600/best. (734) 462-2106.
VILLAGER 1994 - 76K miles, loaded, full maintenance history, $7200/best (313) 565-6912.
VILLAGER 1996 - 38K, 7 pas-senger, power, great condition, 48lv48 mo. warranty included. $13,500. 734-453-0595.
VILLAGER 1995, loaded, roof rack, 7 passenger, 71k, exc. cond., $8900. (734) 522-4613.
VILLAGER 1996 - sharp, very clean, loaded, 5-CD changer, 70K $8900/QbO. 248-623-0332
VOYAGER 1997, auto, power steering/brakes, runs great!
(734) 721-2886 www.premierautoauctlon.com
WINDSTAR 1997 GL, blue, mint condition. $7900. 734-844-7032 Of 734-771-3710.
WINDSTAR 1998 GL - Cruise, rear air, 3.8L, 83K highway miles, $7800. (248) 879-7379.
WINDSTAR GL 1996 dark blue, power, cruise, tilt, front/rear air, good cond, 81K, new brakes & tires, $6500. (734) 522-7692
WINDSTAR 1995 GL - 54K, exc. condition, power, cruise, $8495/best. (248) 474-8023.
WINDSTAR 1998 GL, 42K, loaded, full power, exc. cord., $11,700. 734-464-9240.
WINDSTAR 1996 GL - 57K miles, great condition, $8500.
(248) 348-7026
WINDSTAR 1996 GL, 3.8L, Champagne , loaded, 75k, $6900. (248) 642-8745
WINDSTAR 1996 GL 3.8 liter, clean, fuil power. $7000
(734) 266-9345
WINDSTAR 1996 GL 3.8 L , 76K mi., loaded. $8000. (734) 995-9595; emai!:[email protected]
WINDSTAR GL 1996 loaded, tow package, runs great. $8450.
(248) 477-6231
WINDSTAR 1995 GL - 78,000 miles, $8000. (734) 458-0863
WINDSTAR 1995 GL - perfect, 65,000 miles, new brakes/tires, $6995/best. 734-261-9464
WINDSTAR 1995 loaded, V6 3.8 liter engine, automatic trans-mission, front wheei drive, 72K miles. $7100/best.
(734) 722-1807
WINDSTAR 1995 LX, fully loaded, 75,000 miles, power everything, new tires & brakes, rear air. $9000/best offer. 248-374-0969, 248-866-0147
WINDSTAR 1999 LX - 26K, ABS traction, good condition, $14,000. (248) 427-1329.
WiNDSTAR LX 1995, 138K, loaded, good condition, $5500/ best offer. 248-437-5777
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WINDSTAR 1995 LX - leather, loaded. 100,000 mi. $7900/best offer. 313-278-7290
WINDSTAR 1995 LX - tur-quoise, very good cond., 117K miles, $6,000. (248) 437-0730
WINDSTAR 1995 LX, very good condition, no rust, $6500.
(734) 665-8104.
WINDSTAR 1999 SEL Loaded, Exec.cond, 37k, must sell! $17,600 313-322-2956 or 734-560-5686
WINDSTAR 1995 - Very good cond., clean, runs great, 93K, $5500/best. 248-437-5015
826 Vans
BEAUVILLE 1990 - 8 pas-senger, Diesel, loaded. 155,000 miles. $4900/best offer.
248-435-2417.
BEAUVILLE 1985 -8 passenger, 305, 90K, minor electrical repair. $2000. 248-426-9474.
CHEVROLET ASTRO 2000 con-verison van, 17,000 miles, red, sharp interior, exc. cond., $22,900. 734-729-1301
CHEVY 1998 Astro. AWD, LT, leather, 8 passenger, 40K mi., loaded, tow package, excellent condition. $16,900. 248-613-8200
CHEVY 1993 Astro ext. club, 140k, good body condition, 8 s e a t e r . $ 5 3 0 0 . ( 3 2 7 5 8 0 7 @ mobiiemessage.com)
CHEVY 1996 Beauville - 125k, runs great, loaded, $5300.
(734) 591-9421
CHEVY 1990 Cargo van w/air, V8. Lots of new parts. Asking $3700. After 5pm: 313-255-5570
CHEVY CONVERSION van 1994 73,000 miles, loaded, cd, 5.8 liter engine, good cond., $8900. (810) 286-5736
CHEVY, 1986 Conversion Van -R u n s e x c . $ 1 6 0 0 / b e s t .
313-537-3489
CHEVY 1993 Conversion van, loaded, $5900. Call Mo. (734) 513-6680.
o n c v T I »«*8 Debut Conversion Van, loaded including leather,
$19,995.
Jled/fofaan-Westland
(734) 721-1144
CHEVY 1998, 2550 express cargo van, 5.7lt, low miles, $15,500. 313-541-7448.
CHEVY 1996 Mark III LX hightop, color tv, 75,000 miles, mint cond., full power $16,500 or best (517) 281-0508
CLUB WAGON 1994 - all power, new brakes, $7500. 734-641 -9995, 734-728-1208
DODGE CONVERSION Van 1999 - 5.9 V8, loaded, TV/VCR, tow, Warranty. 31K miles. $18,900. 734 451-6835
DODGE 1989 Conversion B-150, 5-passenger, 127 wb. 114K,$3500/best. 734-953-9211
DODGE, 1987 Conversion. Runs great , 110K mi les , $1750. 734-462-2168
DODGE 1996 Maxi-Wagon 3500. 12 Passenger, like new, lots of extras. $10,500. - Call: (248) 969-8299 (248) 514-0692
DODGE 1997 - 15 passenger Maxl, V8, raised roof, clean, $7500 . 248-624-1971.
DODGE, 1997, Ram Conversion Van. Fully loaded, exc. cond., TV/ VCR, new tires, 2 stereos, dual air/heat. $11,500. 877-536-3393
DODGE 1996 Ram conversion -4 captain chairs, V6, cruise, air, 126k, $7900. (734) 462-2693
DODGE 1992 RAM Conversion VAN 1 owner, 4 captain chairs, tv, air, V8, super clean, must see family vacation van. 138K miles, $4995. (734) 981-6297
DODGE 1997 Ram Conversion 2500 - sharp, 1 owner, low miles $12,000/best. 734-261-3951.
DODGE 1993 Ram - fuil size, very good cond. loaded, 100k, $4800. (248) 349-5612
DODGE 1995 Ram 2500 SLT conversion, 140k, bed, TV stand, looks and runs great. $5600. 734-502-0613.
DODGE 1994 Ram V 350 - exc. cond., 75k miles, loaded, $5200.
(734) 455-0184
DODGE 1986 - Window van, air, % ton, V8, good cond. 1 owner. $2300/best. (734) 427-0906.
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GMC 1998 Imperial Custom High Top Van Conversion, TV/ VCR, full power, low miles,
$20,995.
Jbet/jMuan-Westland
(734) 721-1144
F O R D A E R O S T A R 1 9 9 1 , 80,000 miles, $4500/best offer.
734-422-9169
GMC 1999 Savana Starcraft GT Classic luxury conversion van, executive raised roof, 7 pas-senger. 6780 mi; Like new. White/tan leather, teak wood interior, captains chairs, rear bench-bed conversion, TV, VCR, CD, tape, 60-50 protection plan. $29,900. 248-737-4123
FORD 1994 150 awesome con-version V8. loaded, clean, 130K, must see $7000.248-442-2537
GMC 1999 Savana Starcraft GT Classic luxury conversion van, executive raised roof, 7 pas-senger. 6780 mi; Like new. White/tan leather, teak wood interior, captains chairs, rear bench-bed conversion, TV, VCR, CD, tape, 60-50 protection plan. $29,900. 248-737-4123 =ORD 1994 cargo van, 1 ton,
mmaculate condition. New tires, brakes. $6000 (734) 753-4503.
GMC 1999 Savana Starcraft GT Classic luxury conversion van, executive raised roof, 7 pas-senger. 6780 mi; Like new. White/tan leather, teak wood interior, captains chairs, rear bench-bed conversion, TV, VCR, CD, tape, 60-50 protection plan. $29,900. 248-737-4123 =ORD 1994 cargo van, 1 ton,
mmaculate condition. New tires, brakes. $6000 (734) 753-4503. MERCURY VILLAGER GS
1997 - blue, 75,000 miles, all power, rear bucket seats, $11,000. (734) 426-2081
FORD 1987 Cargo Van. V-8. .ooks great, runs great. $3500/ best. (248) 356-5195.
MERCURY VILLAGER GS 1997 - blue, 75,000 miles, all power, rear bucket seats, $11,000. (734) 426-2081
FORD 1996 Club Chateau oaded, tow package, new tires $7900. Must sell 734-433-1256
MERCURY Villager GS 1997, exc. cond., 89k hwy miles, $8500/offer. 734-665-8724
FORD 1995 Club Wagon Cha-eau - 86K miles, 5.8L V8, oaded, clean, 1 owner, beauty-guard rustproof & paint treat-ment, fiberglass running boards, $9500. (248) 471-3289
P O N T I A C M O N T A N A 1998-extended, 8 passenger, power door, loaded, great condi-tion. $14,500. (248) 788-4193
FORD 1995 Club Wagon Cha-eau - 86K miles, 5.8L V8, oaded, clean, 1 owner, beauty-guard rustproof & paint treat-ment, fiberglass running boards, $9500. (248) 471-3289 Jeeps/4 Wheel Drive FORD 1994 Club Wagon - 8 passenger, chateau trim, air, pi/ )w, rear heat, well maintained, 77K, $8200. (248) 349-4498
Jeeps/4 Wheel Drive FORD 1994 Club Wagon - 8 passenger, chateau trim, air, pi/ )w, rear heat, well maintained, 77K, $8200. (248) 349-4498
BLAZER, 1995. Black w/gray leather interior, tinted windows, roof rack, ioaded, 93K highway miles, $10,000. (248) 363-0877 FORD 1994 conversion E-150
van loaded, good condition. 120K miles, Must see to appre-ciate. $8000. (248) 477-3982
=ORD 1992 150 conversion, V8, eather, TV/VCR, dual stereo, oaded, clean, 115K miles, $6500. (248) 681-8280
FORD 1999 Conversion, V8, oaded, TV/VCR, CD, 21,000 miles, $17,250. 734-261-2397.
BLAZER, 1995. Black w/gray leather interior, tinted windows, roof rack, ioaded, 93K highway miles, $10,000. (248) 363-0877 FORD 1994 conversion E-150
van loaded, good condition. 120K miles, Must see to appre-ciate. $8000. (248) 477-3982
=ORD 1992 150 conversion, V8, eather, TV/VCR, dual stereo, oaded, clean, 115K miles, $6500. (248) 681-8280
FORD 1999 Conversion, V8, oaded, TV/VCR, CD, 21,000 miles, $17,250. 734-261-2397.
BLAZER, 1996.4 door, teal, great cond., 95K miles, power seats/ windows. $7500. (248) 661-8876
FORD 1994 conversion E-150 van loaded, good condition. 120K miles, Must see to appre-ciate. $8000. (248) 477-3982
=ORD 1992 150 conversion, V8, eather, TV/VCR, dual stereo, oaded, clean, 115K miles, $6500. (248) 681-8280
FORD 1999 Conversion, V8, oaded, TV/VCR, CD, 21,000 miles, $17,250. 734-261-2397.
BLAZER 1996 - leather interior, ioaded, 4WD, 126K miles. Must see to appreciate! $8900/ best. Days: 734-427-5070
Eves: 248-349-0004.
FORD 1994 conversion E-150 van loaded, good condition. 120K miles, Must see to appre-ciate. $8000. (248) 477-3982
=ORD 1992 150 conversion, V8, eather, TV/VCR, dual stereo, oaded, clean, 115K miles, $6500. (248) 681-8280
FORD 1999 Conversion, V8, oaded, TV/VCR, CD, 21,000 miles, $17,250. 734-261-2397. BLAZER 2000 - Loaded, low
miles, like new, $18,000/best. (810) 629-5599.
BLAZER 1995 LT - 4 door, 4x4, 84K, brand new Michelin tires, maintenance records, exc. cond. $8200. (248) 646-5673.
FORD, 1993 D' Elegant - Teal/ White. TV/VCR, roof rack, oaded, $6500. 810-598-5072.
BLAZER 2000 - Loaded, low miles, like new, $18,000/best.
(810) 629-5599.
BLAZER 1995 LT - 4 door, 4x4, 84K, brand new Michelin tires, maintenance records, exc. cond. $8200. (248) 646-5673.
FORD 2000 E-350 Cargo Van -5.4L V8, white, auto, air, 24K, $17,995. (248) 477-3024
FORD, 1996, E-150 Cargo Van. V8, auto, air, 92K miles, red. $,7000/best. 734-261 -5562
BLAZER 2000 - Loaded, low miles, like new, $18,000/best.
(810) 629-5599.
BLAZER 1995 LT - 4 door, 4x4, 84K, brand new Michelin tires, maintenance records, exc. cond. $8200. (248) 646-5673.
FORD 2000 E-350 Cargo Van -5.4L V8, white, auto, air, 24K, $17,995. (248) 477-3024
FORD, 1996, E-150 Cargo Van. V8, auto, air, 92K miles, red. $,7000/best. 734-261 -5562
BLAZER S-10 1995 - 4WD, loaded, exc cond.
(248) 338-2900 X 3
FORD E-150 1999 Chatea.u exc. cond. loaded, extras. 37K miles, $17,500.
(313) 937-8223
Bravada 1994 - black/black, fully loaded, CD, 93,000 mites, asking $5500. 248-258-5743.
FORD E-150 1999 Chatea.u exc. cond. loaded, extras. 37K miles, $17,500.
(313) 937-8223 BRONCO 1993 - full size, 4x4, 351W (5.8L engine), auto, rebuilt transmission. New tires, new brakes, new distributor cap, rotor, spark plugs & wires. Great truck, very dependable. $9500/ best. Please call & leave mes-sage. Eves: 734-420-6077.
Days: 734-331-2660.
FORD ECONOLINE Conversion 1998 - black, V8, 68,000 miles, all power, air, TV/VCR, $16,900. (734) 426-2081
BRONCO 1993 - full size, 4x4, 351W (5.8L engine), auto, rebuilt transmission. New tires, new brakes, new distributor cap, rotor, spark plugs & wires. Great truck, very dependable. $9500/ best. Please call & leave mes-sage. Eves: 734-420-6077.
Days: 734-331-2660.
FORD 1984 Econoline 1 5 0 - 6 cyl, ps/pb. Runs great. Clean. 108K $2400/best. 734-546-1359
BRONCO 1993 - full size, 4x4, 351W (5.8L engine), auto, rebuilt transmission. New tires, new brakes, new distributor cap, rotor, spark plugs & wires. Great truck, very dependable. $9500/ best. Please call & leave mes-sage. Eves: 734-420-6077.
Days: 734-331-2660.
FORD ECONOLINE 1993 Hand-cap conversion. Loaded, Auto
Wheelchair lift, power entry doors, out side controls. MPD land controls, 3 way power transfer seat. 15K miles. Exec. Cond. $15,000 (734)591-3506
BRONCO 1992, good condition. New tires & hubs, regular main-tenance, blue book $7100 -asking $6750. 313-530-0900
FORD ECONOLINE 1993 Hand-cap conversion. Loaded, Auto
Wheelchair lift, power entry doors, out side controls. MPD land controls, 3 way power transfer seat. 15K miles. Exec. Cond. $15,000 (734)591-3506
BRONCO, 1988 - Many new parts including 5.0 V8 engine. Have all receipts. $4400/best.
734-261-1496 FORD 1990 E150 conversion, V8, captain chairs, fold down bed, color TV, 2 am/fm cassette radios, front & rear air, exc. cond., black, 75K, $5,900/best.
734-453-1242
BRONCO, 1988 - Many new parts including 5.0 V8 engine. Have all receipts. $4400/best.
734-261-1496 FORD 1990 E150 conversion, V8, captain chairs, fold down bed, color TV, 2 am/fm cassette radios, front & rear air, exc. cond., black, 75K, $5,900/best.
734-453-1242
CADILLAC ESCALADE 2000. Loaded, whi te/ tan interior, 20,500 miles, $38,500.
(248) 887-8993
FORD 1990 E150 conversion, V8, captain chairs, fold down bed, color TV, 2 am/fm cassette radios, front & rear air, exc. cond., black, 75K, $5,900/best.
734-453-1242 CHEROKEE 1993 Country 4 door, 4 wd, loaded, exc. cond., $7500. (248) 391-3527
FORD 1994 E-150 conversion, exc cond. TV/VCR, 351 V8, tow package,$10,000.248-363-9723
CHEROKEE 1993 Country 4 door, 4 wd, loaded, exc. cond., $7500. (248) 391-3527
FORD 1994 E-150 conversion, exc cond. TV/VCR, 351 V8, tow package,$10,000.248-363-9723
CHEROKEE 1992 Laredo - roof-rack, tow package, 101K miles, new tires, well maintained, $4595. Rick (248) 647-6625
FORD 2000 E350, cube van, supreme body, outside storage. Manu. $26,000, 313-240-6358
CHEROKEE 1992 Laredo - roof-rack, tow package, 101K miles, new tires, well maintained, $4595. Rick (248) 647-6625
FORD E150 1993 Mark III Con-version - loaded, TV, VCR, 73K, exc cond $7400.734-455-6453
CHEROKEE LIMITED 1991 loaded/leather, exc. cond., 178K miles, $5200. (248) 559-9656
FORD, E-150, 1993 Mark 111 Conversion. 83K miles, $7000/ best. 734-261-1496
CHEROKEE 1998 Limited -deep amethyst, loaded, mint, $15,900/best. 313-881-2202.
FORD E-150 1996 POWER custom van, windows/locks, rear air and heat, rear stereo, tv, vcr. remote start, plus more. 48,000 miles, $12,000.
(313) 537-1247
CHEROKEE LTD 2000, white, leather interior, exc. cond., low miies, best offer. 734-458-3888
FORD E-150 1996 POWER custom van, windows/locks, rear air and heat, rear stereo, tv, vcr. remote start, plus more. 48,000 miles, $12,000.
(313) 537-1247 C H E R O K E E 1999 SPORT black, asking $14,800.
.(734) 207-7644. FORD 1997 E250, super cargo van, white, new tires/brakes, 30k mi., $10,500.313-240-6358.
C H E R O K E E 1999 SPORT black, asking $14,800.
.(734) 207-7644. FORD 1997 E250, super cargo van, white, new tires/brakes, 30k mi., $10,500.313-240-6358.
CHEROKEE, 1998 Sport. 4 Dr., 4x4, ex. cond. white, 34,500 miles, air, Am/Fm cassette, power windows/locks. $14,250/ best. 313-563-2457
FORD E-150 1999 VAN fully loaded, 40K miles great cond., $18,000/best 734 425-5958
CHEROKEE, 1998 Sport. 4 Dr., 4x4, ex. cond. white, 34,500 miles, air, Am/Fm cassette, power windows/locks. $14,250/ best. 313-563-2457
FORD E-150 1999 VAN fully loaded, 40K miles great cond., $18,000/best 734 425-5958
CHEROKEE 1994 sport - good cond. black/gray int. 4x4, 91k, $6500. (248) 593-8161
FORD EXPLORER 1999 - 6 cyl-inder, very clean, 32K, all power, $16,500. (734) 981-9187
FORD 1997 high-top conver-sion, leather, dual air, 48K miles, $17,500. 734-455-3030
CHEROKEE 1994 sport - good cond. black/gray int. 4x4, 91k, $6500. (248) 593-8161
FORD EXPLORER 1999 - 6 cyl-inder, very clean, 32K, all power, $16,500. (734) 981-9187
FORD 1997 high-top conver-sion, leather, dual air, 48K miles, $17,500. 734-455-3030
CHEROKEE 1998 Sport -loaded, black, low mi. $12,900.
248-625-6629, after 6pm
FORD EXPLORER 1999 - 6 cyl-inder, very clean, 32K, all power, $16,500. (734) 981-9187
FORD 1997 high-top conver-sion, leather, dual air, 48K miles, $17,500. 734-455-3030
CHEROKEE 2000 SPORT, low miles, red, 4x4 ,4 door, $17,750/ best. (734) 453-0197.
FORD 1993 van, new engine & transmission, runs great, $3500.
248-735-5464
CHEROKEE 2000 SPORT, low miles, red, 4x4 ,4 door, $17,750/ best. (734) 453-0197.
FORD 1993 van, new engine & transmission, runs great, $3500.
248-735-5464 CHEROKEE 2000 Sport - navy blue, 28k miles, well taken care of, cd changer, 4 wheel, $19,000/best. (734) 742-1971
FORD 1989 WORK VAN % Ton, Drives good, looks good. $2500/ best. (734) 595-9949
CHEROKEE 2000 Sport - navy blue, 28k miles, well taken care of, cd changer, 4 wheel, $19,000/best. (734) 742-1971
GMC SAFARI Van 1994 8 pas-senger, all wheel drive. 111K miles. $3800. (734) 844-0990
CHEROKEE 2000 Sport - white, 4x4, exc. cond., 20,000 miles, $15,000. (734) 216-5990
GMC 1989 Starcraft conversion. V8 350, auto, dual air, am-fm cassette $5000. 734-455-8462
CHEVY BLAZER 1996, black 4 dr., loaded, 44,000 miles, $12,500. 248-288-9365
Jeeps/4 Wheel Drive Jeeps/4 Wheel Dnve «1 Jeeps/4 Wheel Drive
Cherokee 1999, 4WD, 4.0L Sport, low mi, keyless, air, all power, roof rack, ABS, tape, $14,500 After 6: 810-756-8875.
CHEVY BLAZER 1996 - 4 dr., 4WD, leather, $8900 firm.
(248) 646-1299
CHEVY 1995 blazer, 4 dr, 4x4, 99k hwy. miles, auto, air, cruise, tilt, $10,500. (248) 646-9045 x16
CHEVY, 1991, Blazer. 117K miles, runs good, $4,700.
248-669-8295
CHEVY BLAZER LS 1997 4 door, fully loaded with options, tow package, tublar step bars, 48,000 mi les, exc. cond., $13,850. (248) 646-6986
CHEVY 1996 Blazer LS - 4WD, 4dr., loaded, exc cond., 103K miles, $7500. (248) 324-1322
CHEVY 1995 Blazer LT - 4 dr., auto, ABS, silver w/leather seats, loaded. Must see. Power windows, seats, mirrors, door locks, AM-FM stereo & disc player. 130,000 mi. $8000.
734-397-3644
CHEVY SUBURBAN 2000 LS ietaher, loaded, 17,800 miles, $31,000 or best offer (810) 750-8286 or 348-0552
CHEVY SUBURBAN LT 1500, 1998 - loaded w/all options including leather, full power, towing, black w/tan interior, very nice, 85,000 miles mostly hwy, $18,500. (810) 530-8709
CHEVY, 1995 Suburban 1500 LT, 5.7 liter V8, 105k, loaded, leather, dark blue, 2WD, exc. <*)n., $14,400.- 313-884-5237.
CHEVY 1992 Suburban Sil-verado, 4x4, loaded, trailer package, 3rd seat, beige metallic, excellent condition, $11,500. 734-591-6438
Chevy 1994 S1Q 4x4, ZR2, black, rollbar, new tire/brakes, 1 owner, $9000. 810-231-0902.
CHEVY 1997 Tahoe LT. Dark green, tan leather, super clean, excellent condition, 64K miles, 18,500. 248 672-7995
CHEVY TAHOE 2000 LT -loaded, 20k, black, $31,500. 810-227-2919 w-734-595-9044
CHEVY 1996 TAHOE LT 4WD, black, neutral leather • beautiful! CD, tutone paint, 3.73 axle, loaded, 75,000 miles, $15,750.
313-592-7873 days 248-344-7809 eves
CHEVY TAHOE 2000 Z71 4x4, 4 door, loaded, 18K,
$26,500. 734-425-1304.
CJ -7, jeep 1987 - 4 speed, needs work, great toy project, $1000 810-337-1926
DODGE DURANGO 1999, plat-inum, all power, fender flares, running boards, must see. 39k miles, $17,900. 248-683-2703
DODGE DURANGO 1999 SLT plus, cd, loaded, white with camel lea ther . 37K mi les $21,800. (313) 903-7683
DODGE 2000 Durango SLT -Loaded, running boards, fender flares, red, leather, 10,000 mi. $24,950. 800-373-5004
DODGE 2000 Durango SLT. 5.9L, V-8, low miles, great cond. - priced to sell. 248-797-8382
DODGE 1997 PICK-UP 4 wheel drive, diesel, 58,000 miles, 92 Boss plow, $19,500. (734) 459-8581 734-459-8880
DODGE 1996 SLT pickup, ciub cab,V8, towing package,exc cond loaded. $8900. 248-693-4017.
DURANGO 1998 SLT - 4x4, great condition, 55K hwy miles, $16,900/best. 248-336-0226
EDDIE BAUER Ford Explorer 1999 great cond., leather, loaded, sen/iced. $16,900.
(734) 397-0983
EXCURSION 2000, loaded, leather, 10,000 miles, $31,000. (248) 474-5593.
E X P E D I T I O N 1998 Eddie Bauer, loaded, 3rd row seats, moonroof, CD, tow package, black w/tan leather, exc cond., $20,400. (810) 220-8067
EXPEDITION 1998 Eddie Bauer Loaded, 3rd row seat, 79k miles. $17,500 (248)877-8126
E X P E D I T I O N 1997 Edd ie Bauer, crimson red, tan leather, low miles; fully equipped, priced to sell, now only $16,980. John Rogin Buick 734-525-0900.
EXPEDITION, 1997. 5.4 L, trailer package, 70,000 miles. $15,000/firm. (248) 960-2095.
EXPEDITION 1997 XLT, auto, air, stereo, priced right!
(734) 721-2886 www,premierautoauction.com
EXPEDITION 1998 4X4 XLT, maroon w/gray cloth, great shape, $18,500. 313-999-5544
EXPLORER 1994 - black, loaded, well maintained. $4000/ best. 734-455-6147.
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EXPLORER 1999 2 dr. Sport, priced to sell at $14,999.
JACK DEMMER
(734) 721-2600
EXPLORER, 1993 Eddie Bauer - Loaded, 80K miies, new tires, $6500. 248-644-0366.
EXPLORER 1994 Eddie Bauer -black w/leather, loaded, extra clean, $8700. (248) 855-6735
EXPLORER 1994 Limited, 4x4, leather, CD, moonroof, new tires, exc. cond., 99K miles, $9500. 734-676-6625.
EXPLORER, 1996, Limited. Loaded, leather, sunroof, 4 dr., CD, 71K mi les , serv iced . $12,000/best. 248-738-1438
EXPLORER 1999 LTD, AWD, fully equipped, every option including sunroof, leather, priced to sell, now only $20,980. John Rogin Buick 734-525-0900.
EXPLORER 1996 Sport, 2 dr., air, 54 ,000 miles, loaded, $11,500. 248-540-3924
EXPLORER 1995 Sport, new brakes, hi-way miles, moonroof, $8000/best. 734-462-3842.
EXPLORER 1997 Sport, 4x4, auto, l oaded , exc. cond. , $16,000/best. 248-797-2741.
EXPLORER, 1996 Sport 4x4. 74K miles, loaded, good condi-tion, $8900. 734-394-0012.
EXPLORER, 1999 - 4x4 2 door White, leather, moonroof, CD, 18K miles, warranty, $16,900.
734-775-4823.
EXPLORER, 1999 XLT. AWD, V8, loaded, 35K, exc. cond., $16,900. (734) 678-4232
EXPLORER 1997 XLT - 4 door, 4x4, tow pack, auto, air, new brakes/tires. Original owner. $12,500. 734-453-3569
EXPLORER XLT 1996, 4 dr. V6, 4WD, auto, towing, leather, alarm, ext. warranty, 38,000 miles, original owner, exc. $14,900. 313-382-2760
EXPLORER 1997 XLT - V8, leather, moonroof, n e w ' tires. 60K. $12,499. 248-626-8022
EXPLORER 1997 XLT - 4x4, gray, low miles, 6 CD changer, $14,250. 248-865-7797.
EXPLORER 1995 XLT - 4x4, 104K, moonroof, leather, new tires, $9800. 313-537-2079.
EXPLORER 1993 XLT - 4x4, leather, 130k, hitch, cd, $4500/best. 313-755-2626
EXPLORER XLT 1997 - 4x4, loaded, exc cond., tow package, 48K, $14,9ub. (734) 464-8093
EXPLORER 1994 - 4x4 XLT, 4 door, green/gray, 97,000 miles, $5800/best. 248-822-0114.
FORD 1995 Bronco XLT 351 auto, loaded, Red. air, tilt, cruise, remote alarm. New b r a k e s / t i r e s / s h o c k s / A B S . $9,950. 248-486-4218
FORD BRONCO xlt 1990 5.0, 302, brand new engine, runs and looks good, $6000.
(734) 397-6961
FORD BRONCO xlt 1990 5.0, 302, brand new engine, runs and looks good, $6000.
(734) 397-6961
FORD 2001 Escape XLT 4x4 auto, black/grey, sunroof, CD. $21,500. 248-346-7997
FORD 1997 Explorer, Eddie Bauer - AWD, loaded, white, 76K, $16,750. 248-344-0813
FORD 1997 Explorer Eddie Bauer - GoodYear t ires.
248-338-2900, Ext. 3
FORD EXPLORER 1993 full power, loaded, 100,000 miles. $5800 or best offer.
(734) 427-8837
FORD EXPLORER 32K miles, new fires, exc. cond., double cd, full power, 4 dr., roof rack, $17,500. (248) 353-3592
FORD EXPLORER PREMIUM SPORT 1997 4x4, loaded, sun-roof, cd, exc. cond., $12,500 or best (734) 524-0984
FORD EXPLORER 1998 Sport, black, all power, exc. cond. must see. 55,000 miles, $12,900.
248-683-2703
FORD 1996 Explorer Sport, 4x4, 2 door, 53,000 hwy miles, auto, air, trailer tow 'package, exc
248-842-J cond., $10,999. 2-3077
FORD 1997 Explorer Sport 4x4 loaded, good cond., 55k miles. CD, moon roof, new tires $12,000 Call Matt: (248)363-2573
FORD 199? Explorer Sport XLT loaded, 60k miles, exc. cond., $14,000/best. (734) 699-7210
FORD 1994 Explorer Sport -Green w/tan. 93,000 mi. Air, auto, power windows, locks, oruise, tiit, AM-FM cassette. $5800. 248-740-8675
FORD EXPLORER SPORT 1999 loaded, 37,000 miles, blue with gray trim, $16,900. days 3 1 3 - 2 2 4 - 6 7 2 8 e v e s .
734-266-0669
FORD EXPLORER XLT 1996 loaded, v6, new tires, 6 cd changer, keyless entry, 100K highway mi les exc. cond., $11,000/best 810 638-5204
FORD 1992 Explorer XLT 4dr, V6, sunroof, new tires/trans. 2WD, runs great. 108k miles. $4900. Todd Days 734-266-3945
Eves; 248-446-8260
FORD 1997 Explorer XLT - V8, AWD, CD, loaded. Mint. 47K. $13,000. sold
FORD 1997 Explorer 4x4Sport, V-6, auto, air, much more, must see! $12,888.
F o x m i l s Chrysler-Plymouth-Jeep
734-455-8740 1-800-494-9481
FORD, 1999 F 350, crew cab, Diesel, cap, ioaded, warranty, 12k, $30,900. 517-552-0774.
FORD 1999 F-350 7.3L Diesel X L T - e x t cab, auto, loaded, 8 ft. bed, 19,000 miles, factory war-ranty, $30,995.*248-343-4100
FORD 1999 F350 4x4 Dually extended cab, loaded, 8' bed. $29,000/best. 810-229-6276
FORD 1996 Ranger STX, 4x4 ,5 speed, loaded, extended cab,-new 31" tires, 72K miles, $9950.
734-424-9957
FORD 2000 Ranger XLT, 4x4 ,4 door, 4L, auto, loaded, $21,000/ best. 248-212-6265.
F250 2000 4x4 diesel supercab Eclipse sport package, low miles, $32,000. 248-477-8692
C r e w C a b 4x4., ( c o w b o y Cadillac) auto, air, red, tan leather, $18,995.
JfaOfefotaL. Westland
(734) 721-1144
GMC JIMMY 1994, 4 door, 4x4. 78K miles, excellent cond., loaded,. $7000. (734) 522-5714
GMC JIMMY, 1995 - showroom cond. Gorgeous. 120K miles, No rust. $6850. 313-527-4409.
IV 4x4, 90K, loaded, black/black, $9000/best. 248-398-2217
GMC 1996 Jimmy SLS, 4 dr v
4x4, red, only 15,000 miles, per-fect condition. $15,500/or best offer. (248) 857-2917.
GMC 1995 JIMMY SLS 4x4, 87K miles, exc cond,, $10,500/ best. days 248-543-2262
810-274-9621
G M C J I M M Y SLT 1996 . Loaded, Exec. cond. $8,500. Ask for Mark (734)422-5211
GMC JIMMY 1995 SLT 4x4, loaded, trailer hitch, 73,000 miles, $10,900.
(248) 474-0098
GMC 1999 Jimmy 4x4, 2 dr., pewter, pl/pw/power sunroof, CD, $15,900. (313) 794-4143.
GMC 1994 Sierra GT 4x4, black, auto, air, tonneau cover,
$13,500.
Westland (734) 721-1144
GMC 1999 SLE, Z71. 4x4 Sierra step-side, loaded with extras. After 4pm (734) 397-2344
GMC SUBURBAN 1997 SLT 4x4, tan leather, 3rd seat, 59K miles, GM extended warranty, $18,500. 248 344-2120
GMC - 1997 Suburban 4x4, Leather, CD, tow package. 80K, $18,000. '248-417-7974
GMC 1992 Yukon SLE -
^ Jeeps/4 Wheel Drive
GMC YUKON SLT 1999, fully loaded, charcoal gray exterior, gray leather interior, 36k, Exec, cond. $24,000 (248)761-9013 for Pics, [email protected]
GMC 2000 Yukon XL, 4x4, loaded, w/moonroof, red, 14k, $33,900. (248) 476-4242
GRAND CHEROKEE Laredo, 1997 - Exc. cond. loaded, $12,000. 313-343-0976.
G R A N D CHEROKEE 1995 Laredo - well equipped, very Clean, $9,500. (734) 451-1054
G R A N D CHEROKEE 1995 Lardeo, White. 4WD, well main-tained, good cond. pw, ps, pre-mium sound w/cd, tow $8350. (248) 591-911
GRAND CHEROKEE 1996 Lim-ited - 70,000 mi. Exc. Sunroof, heated leather seats. Loaded. $14,900. 734-397-5031
G R A N D C H E R O K E E L T D 1993, 88k mi., white/brown leather, fully loaded, tinted win-dows, premium sound, exc. cond., $7795. (248) 879-9233.
GRAND CHEROKEE 1994 LTD Dark red, power moonroof, leather interior, immediate occu-pancy. Complete service history with warranty. $99 down. TYME AUTO (734) 455-5566.
GRAND CHEROKEE 1993, V8, loaded, exc. cond., 160k hiway mi. $5500/best. 810-629-0069
GRAND CHEROKEE 1997,4X4 6 cyl, black, 87K Miles, Exec. Cond $11,500 (248)650-5250
HONDA 1996 Passport, 4x4, red, low miles, exc. cond., $10,500/best. (248) 486-1254.
HUMMER 1997, 4 door wagon, 6.5 turbo, loaded, exc. cond., 60k mi., $48,900. 810-634-1255
INFINITY 2000 QX4 - fully loaded, Bose stereo, sunroof, 11k, $29,000. (248) 647-8673
INFINITY 2000 QX4 - limited edition, 12k miies, loaded, jade silver green, $31,500. Ask for Heidi or Paul: (734) 721-0070 After 6pm: (248) 661-3512
INIFINITY 2001 QX4, 23k m i „ fully ioaded, 6 CD changer. $29,500/best. (313) 886-8296.
ISUZU 1994 AMIGO - dark red, removable hard-top, $2999. TYME AUTO (734) 455-5566.
ISUZU 1997 RODEO 4x4, auto, air, cruise, tilt, 88K miles, orig-inal owner, female non-smoker. $11,900. (248) 348-6215
JEEP, 1987 Cherokee, 4.0, air, 5 speed, low miles, 1 owner, no rust, miraculous cond i t ion , $4,100/best. (248) 478-3669.
JEEP 1999 Cherokee Classic 4x4. 4 Door, 86K, air, power windows/ locks. $14,000. (313) 359-3764.
JEEP 1992 Cherokee Ltd. Black, fully ioaded, tan leather Interior, exc. cond., one owner, 90K miles, $8,500. 248-644-2012.
JEEP CHEROKEE sport, 1997 4x4, auto, air, full power, new t i res/brakes, 99,000 mi les, $8995, (248) 797-7089
JEEP 1998 Cherokee Sport -4x4, 4 liter, cassette, new tires, Alloy wheels, power options, 63 ,000 mi les, exc cond . , $11,000. 248-594-0496
JEEP 1998 Cherokee Sport, 4x4, 4-dr., auto, hitch, very dean, $11,200/best. 734-425-8285
JEEP 1998 CHEROKEE, Spoit, 4 dr. 4wd, green, Sony CD, 73k mi. $11,700/best. 248-506-4446
JEEP 1996 Cherokee Sport 4x4, auto, power steering/brakes, stereo.
(734) 721-2886 www.premierautoauction.com
JEEP 1996 Grand Cherokee Ltd., 6 cyl., exc. cond., most options, black/black, 78K mi., $11,900. 248-203-9798.
JEEP 1996 Grand Cherokee Ltd fully loaded, leather, exc cond., $12,900. 810-678-8356.
JEEP 1998 Grand Cherokee • 4x4 Laredo, clean, 32K miles, leather, loaded. 248-442-0497
JEEP 2001 Grand Cherokee Limited 4x4, leather, moon, CD, 10K, $28,888.
J F O A ? f f f l l s Chrysler-Plymouth-Jeep
734-455-8740 1-800-494-9481
JEEP, 2000 Grand Cherokee, 4 WD, Laredo, 12K miles, leather, priced to sell. 248-797-8382
JEEP 2000 SE Wrangler, auto, red, 1K. Priced to sell. Save! John Rogin Buick 734-525-0900.
JEEP 1993 Wrangler • 99K miles, new trans & clutch, bikini top, $4900/best. (734) 451-6862
J E E P W R A N G L E R 2 0 0 0 Sahara 4x4, loaded, dual top, 13K miles, $22,000.
(313) 622-7348
JEEP WRANGLER 2000 Sport 4 wheel drive, 5 speed, 4500
(734) 421-3581
JEEP 1997 Wrangler Sport -black, low miles, perfect shape, $15,000. 248-563-0821
828 Jeeps/4 Wheel Drive
JEEP 2000 Wrangle Sport, sil-verstone metallic, hard & soft tops, $18,500. 248-305-8325.
JIMMY 2000 SLE, 4 dr., 4x4, loaded, 15K miles. Cost $29K. Mint. $19,000. (248) 338-4586
JIMMY SLT 1997 4WD, 4dr, 44k, sunroof, loaded, mint cond. $13,900. (248) 669-6639
JIMMY 1995 - 4WD, good cond, loaded, leather, new tires/brakes. $6900/best. 248-592-9959.
JIMMY, 1989, 4x4. Newer motor & many new parts, receipts avail-able. $4,700. 734-525-4717
LAND ROVER 1999 Discovery White, Tan leather, 34K mites. Dea le r s e r v i c e d . Per fec t . $24,000/best. 248-706-0638
LANDROVER, 1994 Discovery. Blue/tan, 7 passenger, dual sun-roofs, $12,900. (248) 738-0648
LAND ROVER 1998 Discovery LSE, British Racing Green. Dual moonroo fs , 4 2 , 0 0 0 mi les. $23,900. 313-980-0952
LAND ROVER Discovery 1996 Tan leather, 60k miles, Recent tune-up, $19,000 (248)477-1533
LEXUS 2000 RX 300 AWD, Black, gray leather, moonroof. Nak stereo $33,200 248477-2468
LINCOLN 2001 Navigator -Black w/tan leather, 12,300 ml., GPS, 6 CD changer & more. $42,000. (248) 568-3113.
MAZDA 2001 TRIBUTE - 1600 mi, leather interior, power moon-roof, all options + full warranty. TYME does it again, save over $2000 on this one. TYME AUTO (734) 455-5566.
MERCEDES 1999 ML430 -Silver, gray leather, loaded, $36,500. (248) 203-1757.
MERCURY 2000 Mountaineer -midnight blue, ioaded, 7,000 miles, $26,000. 734-283-4602
MERCURY 1999 Mountaineer Midnight Blue, Loaded V8, 31K Miles. $23,500.
(248) 909-4960
MERCURY 1997 Mountaineer, loaded, black, leather, CD, exc. cond, $12,900. 734-459-4825.
MERCURY MOUNTAINEER 1998-4WD, loaded, black, 31K, full warranty, new Mlschelins. $14,500. (248) 626-2007
MERCURY 1997 Mountaineer 4x4, V-8, leather, moon, black beauty, $14,888.
F o x H i l l s Chrysler-Plymouth-Jeep
734-455-8740 1-800-494-9481
MOUNTAINEER 1997 - AWD, auto, V8, leather, loaded, exc cond., $14,500.
Call after 6pm 734-394-2851
MOUNTAINEER 1997 V-8, 5.0, leather, power, CD, all wheel drive, Forest Green, 79,000 mi. Excellent condition. $15,000/ best offer. 734-525-6476.
MOUNTAINEER 1999 4WD -V6. 25,000 mi. Loaded. Exc. cond. Must sell. $19,500.
734-421-2075
MOUNTAINEER 1998 4x4 4 dr., low miles, fully equipped, priced to sell! Now only $14,986. John Rogin Buick 734-525-0900.
MPV 1998 - 4x4, 57,000 miles, loaded, $13,900.
(734) 464-8390
PATHFINDER 1992 - good cond., auto, 4WD, tilt, cruise, CD. $6200 (248) 674-7456.
RAIDER 1989,4x4, V6,5 speed, rebuilt motor & trans, 3 spare tires, looks & runs great, yellow. $3200/best. 313-535-3112.
RANGER 2000 extended cab, 4x4,1 yr. lease takeover, $270/ mo. (734) 425-9795.
RANGE ROVER county 1994 CA car, ioaded, new stereo, no rust, 107K miles, must sell $12,500/best day 313-653-5043 evening 248 554-9808
RANGE ROVER, 2001, 4.6 HSE, 7500 miies, Bleinham silver with ebony leather interior, navigation system, excellent condition, $59,500.248-544-2879
RANGE ROVER 1990-80K, good cond., vehicle runs but needs work. $5,000. 248 698-3745.
RANGE ROVER 1 9 9 7 - 4 WD, 4.0L, low miles, loaded, white w/tan leather, sunroof, 5-CD, Texas car, no rust, $28,000.
313-949-9980, 248-433-5295
Suburban GMC 1998 - tow pkg, 3 seats, 4x4, loaded. $19,500.
248-474-5407, 248-417-2771
SUZUK11998 4cyl, 4dr., 37,000 miles.- Loaded. Exc Cond. $12,700. 313-387-2447
TAHOE, 1999, loaded, 4 wheel drive w/tow package, 4 door w/cargo doors. (248) 763-7548
TOYOTA LAND Cruiser, 1996 -Mint cond., 60K miles. New tires, new brakes, fully loaded, $27,000. 248-310-9721.
TOYOTA 1996 Land Cruiser, loaded, only 51K, great cond, $22,000/best. 313-822-2623.
Sunday , J u l y 1 ,2001 O&E
Jeeps/4 Wheel Drive
TAHOE LT 2001, brand new, low miles, now only $30,495.
/fad/fafoWTL. Westland
(734) 721-1144
TOYOTA LANDCRUISER 1974 4 speed, straight six, removable top. (248) 738-2737
TOYOTA LAND CRUISER 1986 Great shape . Texas car. $10,500. (810) 558-6556.
TOYOTA 1999 RAV4 100,000 mile extended war-ranty, 4 door, AWD, power locks/ windows/mirrors, ABS, air, cruise, 29,300 mles, $16,500.
734-466-9712
TOYOTA 4RUNNER 1993 SR5 - V6, 4x4, white, manual trans, sunroof, CD, power, 130k, $10,200/best. (248) 478-2758
TRACKER 1999 - 4 door, 4x4, air, 15K, $12,750/best. Call Eric at: 248 593-9900 Ext. 224
WRANGLER 1998- 4 cyl., soft top, air, cd, 43k, $13,000. 248-351 -3612 248-569-1994.
W R A N G L E R 1 9 9 5 4 c y l , 5speed, 56k, hardtop, Red. Exc cond. $8900. 517-548-3412
WRANGLER 1999 - dual tops, black, premium wheels & sound, air. $17,900 248-553-4907
WRANGLER 1998 Sport, 6 cyl., 49k, Green, hard/soft tops, manual, $14,000.810-264-5239.
WRANGLER 1997 Sport -43,000 mi. Dual tops, 5 speed, CD, air, Exc. cond. $13,000.
313-562-4760
YUKON 1999 SLT, silver/grey, mint condition, 21,000 miles, $24,500. (248) 879-0351.
830 Sports & Imported
AUDI A4 1997 - AWD, auto, exc cond, flashy red, taupe interior, heated seats, 6-CD changer, 71K, $14,500 (248) 634-6922
AUDI 1996 A6. 40K miles, leather, sunroof, auto, V6, very clean. $16,500. (248) 872-3226
AU'E11986 - all power, running, exc.,' Price negotiable.
313-964-8040
AUDI A4 1999 2.8L, Quattro, Silver, leather, loaded, sunroof, 22k. $26,000. 313-640-3952
AUDI A4 1999 2.8L, Quattro, Silver, leather, loaded, sunroof, 22k. $26,000. 313-640-3952
AUDI, 1998 A4 1.8T - Auto/ Tiptronic, p/moonroof, Bose with 6 CD, heated seats, more. Exc. cond. $1-7,900 810-755-3451
AXJDI 2000 TT Quattro 17,000 miles, all options, black/black, $32,000/best. 810-264-9364
AUSTIN HEALY 1965 - 3000 MK 111, Class A condition,
(248) 442-0372
BMW 1995 325 Convertible - 6 cyl., auto, esc, CD, power every' thing, new tires, rims, battery Mint cond. Transferable war-ranty. 50,000 mi. $22,000/best Offer. 248-442-0127
BMW 1989 325 Convertible -Exc. cond., auto, air, CD, new top, exhaust, tires. 112,000 mi. Silver w/black leather. $7200.
248-435-6376
BMW 1989 635 CSI Great condition Loaded, black. Evenings (248)626-4874, Days .(248)737-9059 $10,000
BMW 1988 528e • black, black leather, sunroof, high miles, $1,500. (313) 881-9347
BMW 1986 325e Coupe, Red, auto, air, 2sets wheels, leather Recaro. Exceptional. $4000.
(248) 851-0751
BMW 2002 -1976 Excellent con-dition. $3200. 248-851-1318 E-mail [email protected]
BMW, 1995 325I • Auto, white, black leather, 4 door, sunroof, tractlon/ABS, CD, loaded, exc. cond. 55K miles, priced to sell, moving to Europe $17,700. 248-540-1253 or 248-346-3301.
BMW 1994 525i black, excellent condition, 60K miles, loaded, sand leather, sunroof, traction control. $17,500 or best offer.
(248) 345-1370
BMW 1992 535i - black/tan, auto, CD, $12,000/best. Excel-lent condition. (248) 542-0239
BMW 3181-1997 Black w/Black leather, sport package, sunroof, cd changer, 5spd, 74,000 miles. $15,000. 248-767-6075
BMW 1991 850I - black w/gri leather, auto, 69k, $24,500. Can view in Southfield 734-482-1684
BMW 1998 323 ic - pre-certified, sport package. 38,500k miles, $28,000. 810-484-5999
BMW 740i 1997 - Cashmere/tan, perfect Florida car 44k miles, standard BMW options $33,000 Days (248)203-2448 Evenings before 9pm (248)540-9668
BMW 1997 318i - 4 dr., black, leather, auto, CD, loaded, certi-fied preowned, exc cond., 44K miles, $21,900. 248-980-3133
BMW 1996 328i - 4 dr., Red, 67k miles, exec, cond., sunroof, auto, n e w , t i res. $21,000. (248)628-4722
BMW 1996 328i - 4 dr., Red, 67k miles, exec, cond., sunroof, au to , new t i res . $21 ,000 (248)628-4722
BMW 32811996 - green, loaded, leather, sunroof, neated seats, traction control, remote start, 44K, $21,500. 248-647-9350
BMW 535! 1990 - Immaculate. Auto, 93K, sunroof, phone, CD, ABS. $10,850. (248) 344-1957
BMW 330i, 2001 - Immaculate, purchased in Aug. 2000. No acci-dents. $37,000. (248) 505-8749.
BMW 1998 740IL - black/black, warranty, mint, loaded, 35K miles, $38,900.
Days 248-594-0100
BMW 740iL 1997 - Black, w/ saddle int., very well maintained, asking $29,Q00 (248)540-1424
CHEVY CORVETTE 1986 two-toned, beige and bronze, leather, auto, loaded, warranty, service manuals, 65,000 miles. $10,800. (734) 266-1890
CORVETTE 1994 All black, very clean, 6 speed, new tires/brakes, $15,900. Livonia 313-920-7887.
CORVETTE 1985 all new parts & engine. New paint job. 1st $8,500 takes it. 810-757-6912
CORVETTE 1994 auto, $3000 stereo, ZR1 rims, mint, must see. $15,950/best 313-770-7160
CORVETTE 1984 Beautiful, mid life, red hot, $8000.
(734) 425-7823
CORVETTE 2000 Black Con-vertible, 6spd. 700 miles, loaded. wk734-481 -5053 734-944-0305
CORVETTE 1995 • biack w/gray interior, air, removable top, auto, 22K, $19,900. (734) 524-9790
CORVETTE 1999:2001 chrome wheels, stick, glass top, loaded. $33,900. (248) 346-0846
CORVETTE 1988 Convertible 4+3 stick. 36,000 mi. Loaded. Exc. cond. $18,000 or best offer.
248-601-3924
BMW 7401L 1998 - Florida car, white/tan, phone, loaded, war-r a n t y . $ 3 4 , 5 0 0 D a y s 248-203-2448 Evenings before 9pm 248-540-9668
BMW 1998 740 IL, 64,000 miles, $32,800 or best offer. 248-789-6161 248-334-1441.
BMW miles, $32,800 248-789-6161
1998 740 IL, 64,000 or best offer. 248-334-1441.
BMW 1999, 540i, Manual 6 speed, sports package, 4 door, Sahara, extremely low mi., snow
$41,000. 734-663-1484.
BMW 318 i - 1994 Red, air, sunroof, 90,000 miles. $11,000/best 734-612-1185
BMW 328is 1998 2 door, auto-matic, black/black 33,000 miles, premium package, exc. cond., $24,995/best . (734) 254-0854
BMW 1997 328is - exc. cond, Female owned, white/tan, 61k, $19,000. (248)608-2678 Days call Tim: (248)628-2666
BMW 325is 1994 - Green/grey leather, 5 speed, sunroof, cruise, computer, Exec. Cond., 79.6K miles, $13,250 248-661-0893
BMW 533i 1984 - 5 speed, 4 dr., black outer, black leather interior, sun roof, Air, all power, good cond. $2500 (248)649-2513
BMW, 1998 528i - 5 Speed, loaded, moonroof Silver. 40K Miles, $26,600. 248-348-5970
BMW 1999 323I • 5 speed, sport package, sunroof, 39K miles, $24,400. 248-593-6897,
BMW 1996 328is - 5 speed, loaded, still under warranty. Red w i th tan l ea the r i n t e r i o r , $18,500. 248-328-0292.
cond, 143K, new paint^rakes/ tuneup, $8,250. 248-486-1464
BMW, 2000 M Roads te r . Metallic silver/biack leather. No winter driving, enjoy the fun & performance of a true sports car. Must sell, $37,300.
810-777-1117
BMW, 2000 M Roads te r . Metallic silver/black leather. No winter driving, enjoy the fun & performance of a true sports car. Must sell, $37,300.
810-777-1117
BMW 1995 M3 - white, sunroof, exc cond., 87K miles, $15,000/ best. (734) 260-9854
BMW 1997 318ti, auto, air, CD, moonroof, 54K mi., dealer main-tained, $15,200. 248-681-4502
BMW 318ti 1995 70K miles, mint condition, $12,500 or best offer. Serious inquiries only.
(734) 972-8730 for '
BMW 1999 Z-3, 2,5 Liter, 5 speed, 6,000 miles, excellent condition. $28,900. (734)525-1785, (734)525-0980
BMW Z3 1996 - 1.9 5speed, Black leather, low miles. Never seen snow. 248-788-4108
CHEVY CAMARO black Z28 1994 exc. cond., very clean, 6 speed, all new Michelin ZR17 piiot tires. New 17" Datata chrome wheels, stored winters, looks & runs like new, dealer-ship maintained, stock wheels included. 37K miles. $10,999.
734 451-7456
wheels.
CHEVY CORVETTE 1992 convertible, black/black, l ooks l i ke new. Low
2000 chrome .734451 -3271
mileage, yr Is. $18,500.»
CHEVY C O R V E T T E 1993 excellent condition., black, 20K miles, listed for $19,500 (734) 522-0935 leave messege
CHEVY C O R V E T T E 1981 44,000 miles, 4 speed, two-toned maroon, good condition, $8,000. (248) 349-1543
CORVETTE 1998, convertible, auto., pewter w/black top, exc. cond., stored winters, 35,000 miles, $35,500. 248-332-9065
CORVETTE 2000 Convertible -red metaltic/oak top, auto, loaded, 7600 mi. $41,000.
248-851-4615
CORVETTE 1995 Convertible-triple black, exc. cond. $22,900. Most options. 248-855-6056
CORVETTE 1994 Convertible Sharp, 6 speed, polo green/ black. 43,000 ml, $22,500. 313-410-5085 313-630-0359
CORVETTE 1999 Coupe, auto, glass top, no winters, red, exec-utive transferred, mint, loaded, $33,000. (734) 464-2415.
CORVETTE, 2000, Coupe, black/ black interior, auto, loaded, 10K ml, adult owned, garage kept. $39,500. 313-582-9111
CORVETTE 1999 coupe, 24k, mi. beautiful black w/chrome wheels, auto, CD, glass tops, new tires great ride, $32,500/ offer. Pager - 313-306-0505
CORVETTE 2000 Coupe, silver/ silver, 6 speed, 2 tops, extras, 4000ml., $39,900.248-766-7699.
C O R V E T T E COUPE 1999 silver, auto, 2 roofs, 10k miles. $35,000 (248)641-1780
CORVETTE COUPE, 2000 6 speed, triple black, only 6000 mi les, ac t i ve suspens ion . $39,995/best. (248) 433-5588.
CORVETTE, 1992, Coupe, white/ white, glass top, 133K ml, auto, loaded, $13,000. 810-632-2199
CORVETTE, 1994, 49K miles, auto, green/tan leather, Bose, like new. $16,900. 734-454-5760
CORVETTE L82 - 1979 Just plain beautiful! $11,000.
248-360-1385
CORVETTE L82, 1976 - Think Spring! $11,500. Stored winters. Adult owned. (517) 545-7319
CORVETTE 1976 • 58,000 miles, good condition, needs some work, $6000, 810-987-7252
CORVETTE 1995 red/black, hardtop/convertible, 6 speed manual, loaded. Exec. cond. 24K. $22,000. (248) 347-9633
CORVETTE 1985 - red coupe, 75k, very sharp, runs great, $8,900/best. (248) 280-4999
CORVETTE 1996 - red/gray interior, 14,000 miles, clean, $27,500. 734-261-5955
CORVETTE 1977 - red w/whlte leather int. Both paint & trim new. $14,000. 810-677-5796
FIAT 1981 Spider Pininfarina. Very low miles. Exc. cond. Red. $6500. 1- (734) 241-8269.
DODGE 2000 Viper RT/10 -steel gray, 450hp V10, hard & soft-top, 5,000 miles, 2 yr lease, $1476 mo. (248) 321-0121
CORVETTE 1987 Coupe,. 2 tops, new shocks/brakes/muffler/ tires, $15,900. (248) 647-1993.
CORVETTE STINGRAY 1971 Coupe, 454CI, War Bonnet Yellow/Tan. 4spd., ps,pb,pw, a/c, 44,000 miles. Many awards. 3rd owner. Photos available. Many new original parts. New tires/brakes etc. $26,495. (248) 474-4845 [email protected]
CORVETTE 2000 - stored win-ters, silver/black leather, auto., 2 tops, active handling, Bose w/CD, many options, exc cond., $36,950/best. (248) 738-5859
CORVETTE 1995, triple black, 6 speed, 29k mi, CD/loaded, must see. $20,000. 248-420-3881.
CORVETTE, 1969, T-Top, 390/ 427, auto., original owner, best over $27,000. (734) 668-6183.
CORVETTE 1986 - white w/blue In te r io r , au to , r e m o v a b l e hardtop, 80K miles, $8500. (810) 739-8938 after 5pm
COUNTACH RE P L I C A 1 9 8 4 Fiaro many spare parts, and molds,
80% complete. $10,000 or best offer. (810) 227-6204
HYUNDAI ACCENT, 1998 - 4 dr. sedan, air, exc. cond. $6,200/ best. 313-794-1395
HYUNDAI 2000 air, 5speed, 29k, 35mpg. $8300/best. 10yr warranty. (734) 522-2777
HYUNDAI ELANTRA GLS. 4 door, 72K miles, 1.81-4V, auto, air, cassette, all power, repaired accident, good condition. $2300 or best offer. (313) 323-6886
—. HYUNDAI SONATA 1995 (.< m V6, auto, air, power equip-
ment, sunroof. 68K miles, $4900. 810-986-3571
INFINITI 1996 G20, black exte-rior, tan interior, auto, CD, remote s tar t , 4 8 K mi les , $10,599. 810-714-4953.
INFINITY 1994 G20 exec cond. Black, leather, loaded. Fun to drive 73k $8500 248-661-2559
INFINITY, 1998 Q45. Pearl white, loaded, immaculate, $19,500/best. (810) 987-2948
JAGUAR 1994 - 66K, very c lean, b lack, tan inter ior, $13,000/best. (734) 727-0685.
JAGUAR 2000 S Type, 4 liter with memory package. Sport package & weather package, topaz exterior ivory interior, 27,500 miles, garage kept, never in snow, extra set of new tires included $38,900.
(248) 684-6675
JAGUAR 1996 VandenPlas -42,000 miles, loaded, $35,000/ best. (810) 695-5138
JAGUAR 1998 Vandenplas ZERO DOWN Assume Lease. 25 remaining payments at $745 + tax. Fully loaded, approx. 28,800 mi. (248) 258-6820.
JAGUAR 2001 VDP. Silver grey. 4 dr. Fully loaded. 262 miles.
(810) 752-5132
JAGUAR 1994 XJ-6: beautiful, classic dark green w/tan leather interior. Runs perfect, dealer maintained all 106,000 miles. Excellent condition. Must see. $12,250. Phone Mike H at 2 4 8 - 3 5 0 - 2 1 9 0 d a y s ; 248-646-3714 eves.
830 Sports & Imported
JAGUAR, 1996 XJ-6, 67K, loaded, 100K Warranty, new tires, $19,995. 248-656-1617.
JAGUAR 1988 xj6, VDP, 36k actual mi., loaded, interior like new. $14,900. (248) 647-1993
KIA SEPHIA 1999, air, CD, manual transmission, 30,000 mi., $9500/best. 734-525-8979
LEXUS 250 ES 1991 collector's car, white, good cond, well main-tained, $6000. 248-932-7135
LEXUS 1995 ES 300 - exc cond., 75,000 miles, $12,500/ best. (313) 382-4452
LEXUS 1996 LX 450 - leather, alloy wheels, CD, sunroof, loaded, $25,900.248-354-3253
LOTUS ESPIRIT 1987 - Red/tan leather, 29,000 mi., meticulously maintained, all service records, exc. in & out. $19,900/best.
(248) 474-7667.
MAZDA MELLENIA - 1997 White, leather interior, sunroof, cd, Climate control, 38k miles. $12,900. (517) 423-4295
MERCDES BENZ 1997 S420 58K miles, Exec.cond., moon roof, CD $42,500 (313)407-5530
MERCEDES BENZ 1997 C230, exc. cond., 52k, tilt wheel, Bose, moonroof, $21,500 248-760-1337
MERCEDES BENZ 1998 ML 320. Black/tan, fully equipped, 79k, extended warranty to 85k. $21,900. (248) 646-0896
MERCEDES BENZ, 1965, silver, looks g rea t . $ 3 , 0 0 0 / b e s t .
313-587-8188
MERCEDES BENZ 1986 560SL convertible, Palm Beach, pris-tine, $17,950. 810-774-9418
MERCEDES BENZ 1998 SL500 convertible sport w/hardtop. Low miles, $65,000. Call Kevin at
(248) 363-1101.
MERCEDES C230 Compressor (late 1999) - 36K miles, exc cond., 2 sets of tires, silver, $29,000. (248) 608-6483
MERCEDES 300CE Coupe White w/Grey interior 1990 with 99,000 miles. Fla. car in exec cond. All service records. $12,900. (248) 932-8817
MERCEDES, 1986, clean, Red, 90k, ail the books, Cal. car, exc. con., $23,900. (248) 770-9393
MERCEDES 1999 CLK 320 Cab - Black. Lease $500 plus down payment. 248-932-8990
MERCEDES 20QO CLK430 -coupe, black/black, 10k, loaded, flawless, $57,000. 248-540-2788
MERCEDES 1999 C230 - Sport & C2 packages, new Michelins & mats, 28K, $25,500.810-468-0373
MERCEDES C280 Sport, 1997 -70K, silver, $38,000 new, sell $23,000. (248) 473-4033
MERCEDES 1998 E320, AWD, 4 door, auto, silver, low miles. Exc. cond., snow tires. $39,500. 734-663-1484.
MERCEDES 1990 300E, bur-gandy, low miles, exc. cond., $13,400. After 5pm 810-750-6894
MERCEDES 1997 E420, every available option, original owner, dealer maintained, best offer. 734-320-4711
MERCEDES 1987 190E, Excellent cond. 150,000 miles. $6500. (248) 594-6377
MERCEDES 1999 E320 - silver, 37k, ext. warranty, exc. cond. $37,900/best. (810)263-7925
MERCEDES ML3201999 black opal, automatic, all wheel drive, 39,000 miles, 1 owner. $31,000.
(734) 997-9643
MERCEDES 1988, 560SEC coup, white/blue leather, 135k well maintained miles. Exc. cond. $12,900. 248-723-9639
MERCEDES 1987 - 260SE, exc. running condition, $4500/best. (248) 738-5997.
MERCEDES, 1984 380SEL. Black 4 dr. w/black Interior. 1 Owner. Supreme cond., 140K miles. $7000/best.
313-477-0447
MERCEDES 1988 420 SEL -exce l len t cond i t i on , 140k , $9,850. (248) 737-7998
MERCEDES 1991 300 SE pearl black/tan leather. Sunroof, fully loaded. 137k. California car. Chrome wheels, flawless cond. Must see! $11,900. 734-414-0845.
MERCEDES 1997 SL600 Black/tan sport, 39K, Florida
. $67,500. (248) 642-5349. car.
MERCEDES 1995 500 SL -black w/slate interior, 15,000 miles, no winters, no rain, pris-tine, $49,500. (248) 594-8662
M E R C E D E S , 1988 5 6 0 S L Roadster - 38K miles, 2 tops. Gray w/beige leather, like new In & out. $37,500. 248*821 -4093
©MERCEDES 1980 450SL Roadster, 2 tops, exc+, $11,000. 248-344-1952
MIATA, 1999,10th Anniversary, 9k miles. 6 speed, exc.con., air, loaded, $25,9<X). 810-817-9692.
MIATA 199910th yr anniversary edition, 1 of 4000 made, special blue, stored winters, 14,600 miles, $19,950. 248-620-7441
PORCHE 86944 Turbo - 78K, new dr. belt., brakes clutch, tires. Black. $8500 (248)684-9661
PORSCHE 944, 1984 - black, 100,000 + miles, best offer.
(313) 461-3690.
PORSCHE 1999 Boxster, black/ black, 14k mi., sports package, $40,000. (248) 347-1565.
PORSCHE 1999 Boxster, hard top, Aerokit, PT, CF interior, 12K, Asking $42,500. 248-594-7686.
PORSCHE 1988 911 Cab, Alpine White with Gray & Black, 46 ,000 mi les. Exc. cond . $32,000. (734) 464-1579
PORSCHE 1993 - 986 Cab. Black, All options. Perfect. Low miles. $30,000. 248-644-1007
PORSCHE 1999, 911 Cabriolet, not your daddy's Porsche, 20K, $81K+ new. Serious inquiries only. Best driving 911 ever. $70,000. (248) 647-7666 x11.
PORSCHE 1995 Carrera coupe, Red/Black, exc. cond. Ext war-ranty. 34k miles. $45,000.
248-641-5258
PORSCHE CARRERA 911 2000 Silver w/ black leather, 18in wheels, Euro Sports sus-pension, stainless headers & exhaust, Airetek Induction, short shift, Cb , 2600. miles, Better t h a n n e w ! $ 6 9 , 9 0 0
248-594-8656.
PORSCHE, 1995 993 C 2 Coupe. Black/Black, 37K miles. No win ters , many ext ras . $45,500/best. 248-350-8666
Classifications 800 to 832 ( * )3H
SAAB 9-5 2000, manual 2.3 turbo, air, CD, exc. cond. 5,000 mi., $29,500. (248) 685-9127.
SAAB 1991 9000T, 5 dr., red w/leather, 5 speed, high mi. New brakes, trans, clutch, shocks, more. Exc., must see. $5900/best. 248-553-3388
SAAB 1999 Vigaen • lightning blue, fully loaded, 1,900 miles, $30,400. W. Bloomfield
cell (630) 258-5629
STEALTH, 1993, black, V6, 5 alarm, power, 248-680-8676
speed, cruise, 95K, $6,500.
SUZUKI 2000 Esteem - loaded, 8400 miles, $13,900. Call wkdys 9am-3pm 800-261-5661
TOYOTA 2000 MR2 Spyder. Silver, immaculate, 2,300 miles, $23,500. (248) 706-3160
VOLVO 1994 850, good cond. $9,000/best. Sandy or All; (248)449-7401 (734)769-7672
VOLVO 1994. 850. 52K. Excel-lent condition. 1 owner. $13,500.
(734) 971-3457
VOLVO 2000 S80 2.9 - blue/ gray leather, 26K, clean, no smoke $30,000. 248-446-1746
VOLVO 2000 S80, 4 door, V6, 19K mi, perfect condition, lease or buy. (246) 471-3447.
VOLVO, 2000 S 40, White, to assume lease, $355 per Mo., all options, leather, 248-380-1352.
VOLVO 1991 940 turbo, good cond., all scheduled mainte-nance, $5500 or best offer.
(248) 851-7819
VOLVO 1994, 850 Wagon Loaded, exc. cond. 150K. $9000. 248-547-0148.
VOLVO 940, 1994 - white, tan leather, moonroof, $7,250.
(248) 853-2101
Antique/Classic Collector Cars
AUSTIN HEALEY 1965 3000 MK 111 - exc. cond. Black w/brand new red Int. Drives great. $24,500. 248-644-3367
BUICK, 1967 Electra 225 con-vertible, beauty, runs great, $4,500. Call: (248) 540-3399
BUICK 1965 Sport Wagon, V8, auto, new interior, Vista dome roof, $2500/best. 248-437-2582.
CADILLAC 1960 Coupe Deviiie. Loaded, blue on blue. $11,600.
(313) 336-846?
CADILLAC 1955. Fully restored. Everything new. $18,000. West-land. (734) 729-3711.
CADILLAC 1960, good condi-tion, $5000.(734)- 416-8849.
CAMARO 1969 $4000/best. 1972 Mustang $2300/best. 1993 Chevy Ext Pickup LT1, 350. $13,800/best. (248) 646-1722
CAMARO RS/SS 1969 Convert-ible - white, white top, red rior, 350/350/3.33, 75 s ince comple te ly restored, $26,500. (248) 433-3493
CHEVROLET, 1957 Belair. 2 Door hardtop, Matador red, 283 PP, 4 speed, 4 barrel. The ulti-mate Dream Cruiser, fabulous car. Too many items to list. Must be seen & driven to really appre-ciate. Serious inquiries. Asking $ 2 7 , 5 0 0 / b e s t . F red (734) 645-9740 anytime.
CHEVY IMPALA 1970 2dr. Runs good, needs work. $1600. (248) 926-8077 734-812-0541
CHEVY NOVA 1969 V8, power-
glide, auto, exc. shape, South aroiina car, $6,000/best 734
397-5497 leave messege
CHEVY S-10 1989 - 350 auto, trophy winner, exc cond., extras, $8000. (734) 464-8697
great! (734) 522-8168
PORSCHE 2000 996 Coupe -black/black, 6 speed, 18" rims. $67,900. 248-346-7997
PORSCHE, 1981 928. Good cond i t i on w /shop manua l , $7900. (734) 207-7793
PORSCHE 928 1985, metallic graphite ext., tan leather int. 38,000 miles, great cond., $10,500/best 248-770-9503
I Targa, black, 63,000 miles, $17,000.
(248) 608-6483
1987 PORSCHE 911 Targa, Carrera. black w/ black interior, 48k miles, Exec.cond. One owner, $26,500 (248)642-5587
PORSCHE 1996 - 993 Twin turbo 10,500 miles. Best offer.
(810) 465-9828
SAAB 1999 convertible, turbo, loaded, frosted dark grey, 30k mi., $25,000. (248) 932-1867.
SAAB 900, 1991 - 4 dr., 113K miles, 5 speed manual, good cond $4200/best.248-546-8249
CORVETTE 1988 Fastback -34K original miles, great shape, copper tone meta l l ic , auto, $13,000/best 313-336-7841
CORVETTE 1980 - 64K miles, pearl white, dark blue interior, $10,500. (248) 650-9887
CORVETTE, 1976 Stin Runs great, extras. $7,000/best.
Call: (313) 336-2323
CORVETTE, 1973, white, 4 speed, 64K original miles, exc. cond. $6200/best 248-449-3305.
CROWN VICTORIA 1985 Fla car. This is an exceptional car. Must see $2800. 313-292-8671
DART 1964 GT, V8, auto, steering, brakes, exc. cond. $6800/Sest Offer. 734459-3832
DODGE, 1955, Vfc Ton Pickup. Total restoration on low mileage truck. $10,500, 810-781-4730
832 ; Antique/Classic i Collector Cars
FAIRLANE 1969 - 2 dr . , hardtop, light blue, 302 auto, original, $4500. 734-281-8436
FORD, 1949, all numbers, best offer over $10,500. Call: (734) 326-1630
FORD 1937 CABRIOLET. Pro-fessional street rod. Unique award-winning show car. Perfect in all details. Drive and show with pride! $54,900. See it all: f l tnessusa.com/ford37.htm or call owner at 248-642-5599.
FORD 1950 Custom Deluxe • 2 door, new restoration, $12,500 or best offer. 734-591-5911
1938 FORD Deluxe V8 head, All original. 21,000 miles. $13,500. 248-647-;
original ' -3294
FORD 1948 2 dr., super deluxe, maroon, KY car. 87K miles, no rust, V8, radio, Fresh air heater, white walls, turn signals, spot-light, dual exhaust. $8995.
(734) 453-9309
FORD GALAXY 1965 - 390, black/black, 69k miles, original paint. $5,800 (248)347-6089
FORD LIGHTNING 1994 white with gray interior, auto, 56,000 miles, clean. Selling because of health problems. $10,000.
(734) 449-5399
FORD, 1931 Model "A" Deluxe 2 dr. Beautifully restored to orig-inal. $10,000/best. FORD, 1950 2 Dr. Mild Custom. 302 w/automatic. New metallic Cranberry paint, $10,000/best. Must sell 519-734-7943.
FORD 1931 MODEL A 1931 rumble seat coupe, good o $8500. (248) 540-21
GALAXY 500 1973 - 52K orig-inal miles. Lime Green, exc. cond. $3400/best. 313-537-3489
LINCOLN 1977 Continental Mark V, excellent cond., 59,000 original miles, 460 engine, mauve, $4500. 248-777-9310 -
LINCOLN 1966 Continental Convertible - 462 engine, sui-cide doors, many new parts, looks & drives great, $8800.
(313) 530-6652
MARK 111 -1971 antique, good cond. $10,000/best.
(313) 869-8065
MARQUETTE 1 9 2 9 - 3 window Coupe, rare, partially restored, $10,500/best. 248-360-2208.
MERCEDES 280 SEL 1972 -4.5, great cond., newer parts, stored. $7500. 248-569-8083
MERCURY CAPRI 1992 con- * vertibie. Black, stored winters, ° 44k $4500/best. 248-334-6807
CHRYSLER 300 - 1968 Con-vertible, 440 engine, ps, pb, new tires, new dual exhaust system, new battery. Runs & drives
$8500,
CHRYSLER NEWPORT 1974 77k actual miles, garage kept Runs great! $2,500/best. After 4pm. (810)296-1368
CORVETTE 1963 Mint restora-tion. Triple Black, Convertible with wire wheels. $34,500 Serious only. (248) 851-8080
MGA 1957 red/tan leather inte-. rior, 600 miles on recent restorer tion & power train rebuild. You will love driving this on warm summer daysl $12,000/best. (734) 416-9734.
MUSTANG 1993 cobra teal with gray interior, 5 speed, loaded. 12,000 miles, clean, $15,000.
734) 449-5399
MUSTANG 1983 - 5.0, GT Classic convertible, $3900.
(248) 541-9099.
MUSTANG GT 1985 red, with gray interior, 20,000 original miies, 5 speed, last carburetor mustang. Original owner, clean, $10,000 or best. (734) 449-5399
MUSTANG, 1984 GT, 5 Speed, rebuilt engine, good condition, $3500. (248) 426-0369
MUSTANG 1966 - hard top, 289 engine, runs good, good pre' car, $4500. 734-522-"
MUSTANG 1966, 53k Miles, Like new not restored. $12,000/ firm (313)277-0576
MUSTANG, 1966, restored, white/blue interior, 6 cyl, auto, 200hp, power steering/brakes, $6,500. 248-682-5927°'
NASH 1927, 230 Sedan - No rust, 4dr„ original paint, uphol-stery, engine, 37k miles. Needs restoration. $2500 (810)263-5736 .or (810)812-9235
Pinto 1978 Squire Wagon, 4 cyl, manual, 88K original. Oregon car. $2300/best 248-547-9886.
PONTIAC 1966 Bonneville -Dream Cruiser Drive home. Beautiful In & out. New brakes. Southern car. $6000 or best..
248-582-0028
PONTIAC 1978 BONNEVILLE -2 door, clean, 52K. Must sell. $5,50Q/best. (734) 422-751"9.
PONTIAC 1964, GTO. Restored, $24,500. (517) 546-7933
PORSCHE 911 Targa (1969) -80% restored, $15,500.
(734) 427-1468
THUNDERBIRD 1978 hardtop - . collectors, dream cruiser, must see, $3500. (248) 476-2477
THUNDERBIRD 1963 • Runs & looks good. $6000/best.
(248) 547-5859.
TORINO COBRA 1970 - 429, 4 ' speed, bright gold, restored, $15,500. 734-421-4786:
TRIUMPH 1979 Convertible, very good cond., low mi., r new parts. $5500.248-442-3 S
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832 Classifications 815 to 848 O&E Sunday, Ju ly 1 ,2001
Antique/Classic Collector Cars
TRIUMPH, 1976 TR7. 4 Cyl., 4 speed, 32K original, $3,000/best. After 6pm: (734) 451-1439
TRIUMPH 1960 TR3 - green/ black, good cond., exc. 1 owner, 29' yrs, daily driver, no rust, $7700. (248)544-3881.
VOLARE 1975 - 318 auto, 34k miles, clean, in-Out, $2500. (734)425-6607 After 5pm
VOLKSWAGON 1973 Bug, excellent condition, CD, new engine, $4300. 248-642-9373.
Acura
LEGEND 1991 - auto, air, ABS, loaded, low miles, $8950/best.
(734) 482-7650
LEGEND, 1991. White/beige leather, very clean, loaded, 82K, $8 t200. (248)343-6660
3.2 TL 1999 - Navigation system, exc. cond. 68k hwy. miles, new tires/brakes. 100,000k warranty, $22,900.248-661-8039
836 Buick
LESABRE 1965 300 Cid, V8, Convertible 52K miles, limited production, 400 tranny, body good, interior needs work, asking $2,500. 517 549-8385
©LESABRE Custom 1997 Exc. cond., extra clean. 60,000 miies, loaded, $9000/best 734-432-2553
LgSABRE 2000 Custom loaded, 5K miles. GM exec. Cost $26K, mint $19,000. (248) 338-4586
LE SABRE, 1992, full power, great dependable car, asking $6,000. (248) 352-8787.
LESABRE 1998 - Limited, sedan. Loaded, leather, 4 dr., 44k miles, Exec.cond. $12,200/ best. Ask for Mike After 6pm,
(248)474-9327
LESABRE 1996 - loaded, excel-lent condition, 50,300 miles, $9250/best. 734-459-6829
LESABRE 1992 loaded, leather, CD, exc cond., new struts/ brakes/tires, 163K, runs great, $3800/best. 248-582-1031
LESABRE 1990, LTD., brand new V6 3.8 G o o d w r e n c h engine, power everything, am-fm cassette, cell phonem, great running condition, $3500/offer. 248-348-1757
LESABRE 2001 Ltd., like new, 2,800 mi, new car warranties & QnStar, $23,000.248-723-0933.
LfSABRE, 1994, runs great, looks good, very dependable. $4195 313-563-4320.
PARK AVENUE 2000 4 door sedan, dark blue, 10,700 miles, $21,500. 734-427-5028.
PARK AVENUE 1995 exc. cond., ioaded, 79K miles. $9,500/best (734) 692-6307
PARK AVENUE, 1995 - Exc. cond., 90K miles. Fully loaded, leather interior. New tires, brakes & battery. $7100.
248-486-4694
PARK AVENUE 1997 - exc. cond., well maintained, ioaded, sunroof, leather. 75K. $14,500/ best. 734-451-9404
PARK AVENUE 1997 - fully loaded plus leather, 30,837 miles, very clean, $13,500. Sandstone be ige metal l ic . 13267 Lakeshore Dr., Fenton
PARKAVENUE 1998-Loaded, mint, 34k miles, retirees car. $16,250 By appt: 810-573-0676.
836 Buick
PARK AVENUE 1988 - new tires/brakes/struts, grandma's car, 120K, $2100. 248-549-8377
PARK AVENUE ULTRA 1993 112k miles, good cond., super charger, leather, air, Plus Many extras! $5800 (734)425-5008
PARK AVENUE Ultra 1998 31K miles, sunroof, leather, extra clean, exc. cond., $18,500/best (734) 699-2994 after 5 p.m.
PARK AVE ULTRA 1998 - 72K, all options, good cond. $17,000. After 6PM, (248) 489-1566
REATTA 1990 - loaded, good cond., 127K, red, must see. $3900/best. (248) 538-0555.
REATTA 1991 - polo green, 39K mi. Stored Winters. Loaded. $14,000. 248-922-9822
REATTA, 1989, red, 100K mi., g o o d w o r k i n g c o n d i t i o n , $2,900. 248-851-1721
REGAL 1990 Grand Sport - V6, 1 owner, runs great, well main-tained, pw/pl, power seat,cruise. Call, after 6pm 248-960-0216
REGAL 1994 GS Coupe, very good cond. loaded, black, 56,500 mi., $5900248-952-5222.
REGAL 1993 GS - 4 dr., original owner, very clean & depend-able, $3700. (734) 454-1596
REGAL 1997 GS. Exc. cond., loaded, leather heated seats, 38K, $13,000. (734) 454-7386
REGAL GS 1999, super charged engine 26,000 miles, almost every toy, have to sell, don't want to. $17,000. 734-421-2226
REGAL 1990 - 92k miles, Looks good & runs great! White/grey $3,200/best (734)762-7578
REGAL 1998 - 36K, sunroof, powe r leather seats , CD, $14,850. Troy. 248-828-2994.
RIVERIA 1995 86K. Metallic dark Red/leather. Wife's car, garage kept $9800 248-865-5020
RIVIERA 1999 - loaded, pre-mium package, $18,900.
(248) 363-7454
RIVIERA 1997 V6, sandstone, taupe leather, sunroof, loaded, garage kept, showroom cond., §11,500. (248) 477-9126
ROADMASTER 1995 - low mi leage , exc. cond., b lue metallic color, ieather interior, V8, all power, keyless entry, asking $11,350. 734-425-9751
SKYLARK 1990 4 door, 92,000 miles, body good condition, runs greatl $2200. (248) 682-9265
ULTRA 1998 Super charged, all ultra options, plus cnrome wheels, astro roof, built-in phone/ convenience console, touring suspension, 75k hi-way mi., dealer serviced, oil changed 12x per yr. , b lack/ tan leather, $15,900. (248) 645-6390.
838 Cadillac
ALLANTE 1993 Northstar - red with black top, neutral interior; custom wheels, 31k miles, $37,000. (248) 362-2624
ALLANTE 1987 Pristine, Pearl White, hardtop, 17K. Stored win-ters. $19,900. 734-379-3844.
BROUGHAM 1989 - 4 door, 1 5 0 , 0 0 0 m i l e s , $ 2 8 0 0 .
248-477-1975
Brougham 1990 - 4 dr, 170K highway, well maintained, must see. $2400/best 248-644-6940
CATERA, 1998. Black, leather, loaded, 20K, new tires, chrome wheels, $18,900.(248)763-1714
838 Cadillac
CATERA, 1999, assume lease, 15 mos. w/ 19K miles remaining. $350/mo. Seller pays all transfer costs. 248-723-2668
CATERA 1999 loaded - 9,000 mi les, excel lent condit ion. $18,500/best. (810) 268-0718
CONCOUR, 1995 - 4 Dr., black, tan leather, 275HP Northstar System. 78K miles. New engine/ tires, w/warranty. Exc. cond., $13,500/best. (248) 474-3375.
CONCOURS 1996 - Exc. cond., cream exterior, leather interior. Non-smoker. Loaded. 59K. $12,000. 248-932-1226.
COUPE DEVILLE, 1984. New motor/trans/tires. Have receipts. $3250. (313) 534-3312.
C O U P E D E V I L L E 1969 Southern Car, good. cond. $2,500/best (248)848-4786
DEVILLE CONCOURS 1999. Midnight blue, 35K, $22,900. 248-681-6074; 248-935-7980
DEVILLE 1997 Concours - Ivory on ivory, loaded, 42K, Florida car. $19,500. 810-716-8080.
DEVILLE 1998 D'Elegance loaded. 45,000 mi. $23,500.
248-391-0512
838 Cadillac
FLEETWOOD 1988 Broughom Classic • Good cond. $2500/ best offer. 313-538-0633
FLEETWOOD -1989 Good con-dition. Less then 80K miles. $3750. 313-538-3089
SEDAN DEVILLE 1996, blue, loaded,- leather, remote start, chrome wheels, perfect! 79,000 miles, $13,700. 313-538-1511
SEDAN DEVILLE 1994 - Good cond., red, 91,000 miles, good tires, $8000,. 248-477-8565.
SEDAN DEVILLE - 1992. Good cond., 58k mi., loaded. $6800. Westland. (734) 729-3711
S E D A N DEVILLE 1988 -110,000 mi. Exc. cond. Light grey w/black top. $4000/best.
248-681-3180
SEDAN DEVILLE 1998 -32 V Northstar, black, ail power, 58k, new brakes/tires, ext. war-ranty, heated seats, $18,900. Eves/wk-ends 248-474-0627
SEDAN DEVILLE 1997 - 32V NorthStar, 49K, leather, gold, exccond$15,950.248-477-0800
DEVILLE 1995 4 dr, low mileage, exc. cond., leather inte-rior, all the extras,
$12,000/best (313) 935-8234
DEVILLE 1995 - Exc. cond. Weil maintained. Black w/grey inte-rior. Spotless. 62,000 miles. $13,500. Days: 810-753-8084;
Eves: 248-642-1870
DEVILLE 2000 - loaded, leather, 7,000 miles, $33,000.
(734) 453-1985.
DEVILLE Northstar 1998 - V8, moonroof, pearl white/leather, new tires, 57K, exc
cond., exceptional buy, $17,500. 734-332-4600 734-332-3800
DEVILLE 1983 Sedan, white w/red, 46k, garaged, no winter driving,
DEVILLE 1989 - sharp, must see, white-blue interior, new trans, $4900. (734) 425-0423.
ELDERADO 1993 Tour ing Coupe, black, w/biack leather, sunroof, 95,000 miles, $9500.
810-632-9023.
ELDORADO, 1997. Black, 2 door , loaded, 67K mi les, $17,800. (248) 852u7394.
ELDORADO 1997 ETC. loaded, moonroof, silver, 65,000 miles, Bose cd changer, $19,000 or best offer. (313) 215-6277
ELDORADO 1998 ETC - Pearl white, loaded/moonroof, 25,500 miles, $24,000. 248-646-6045.
ELDORADO 1985 - Highway miles. Many new parts. $1500/ best offer. 734-326-6536
ELDORADO, 1997, 30K, mint, white, cloth top, leather seats, $26,900/best. (734) 697-8267.
ELDORADO 1999, low miles, priced to sell, $19,980. John Rogin Buick 734-525-0900.
ELDORADO, 1994, white/navy leather, Northstar, 103K, beautiful car, $7,500/best. 734-420-0278
ESCALADE 1999, fully loaded w/prepaid Onstar. 39,000 miles, still under original warranty, $35,000. 810-781-6657
ESCALADE 2000 - white/tan, exc. cond., 20,600 mi. Loaded. O n s t a r o p t i o n . T V / V C R . $36,000. (734) 453-6147.
SEVILLE, 1996 4 dr. Sedan, white, 69K, moon roof, Northstar V-8, ABS, 6way power leather seats, cassette/6 CD changer, excellent condition, $16,500. Days, Bob, 248-545-5000, Ext. 102 or Cell: 248-388-5779. Home: 248-737-4342
SEVILLE 1983 Elegante, one owner, 81K actual miles, leather, body mechanically all excellent. $3800. 248-644-6996.
SEVILLE, 1996,38K, mint, cioth top, Cherry, leather seats, $22,900/best. (734) 697-8267.
SEVILLE 1995 SLS 70K miles, dark blue, leather, heated seats, CD, Exec. cond. $13,000.
(734) 416-2393
SEVILLE 1995 SLS - polo green, leather, heated seats, 56k, $12,900. (248) 553-0109
DEVILLE 1985 - southern car, no rust, exec, cond. 78k miles. $3,800/best (248)360-2620
SEVILLE STS 1993 black, loaded, exc. cond., 77,000 miles, $13,000.
(734) 281-6567
SEVILLE 1996 STS - new tires, runs great, loaded, cd , dark blue, $14,450. 248-765-0419
STS 1999, fully equipped, moon-roof, chrome wheels, CD, $23,980. John Rogin Buick 734-525-0900.
840 Chevrolet
BERETTA - 1996 Great cond. New tires & brakes. Great 1st car, $7000/best. 734-595-6893
BERETTA 1995 - Red, 5 speed, air. New tires, dutch & belts. Exec, cond. $3,70) (248)477-7363
BERETTA, 1995. V-6, 120K miles, air, Pioneer System, exc. cond. $3900. (734) 422-5391
BERETTA 1994 Z26 • auto, loaded, black, clean, $3850.
(734) 734-3665
CAMARO, 1989 - 5.0, ex. cond. runs great. Many new extras. Call after 4pm, Mon-Fri., any-time weekends. $3200/best.
734-340-3128
CAMARO 1986 IROC, dark blue, 305 tpi, 38k, showroom cond., must see, $11,500. Call Joe (248) 698-4139.
CAMARO 1995 - 56K, 5 speed manual, V6, ABS, purple, pre-mium CD, rear snow tires included, $7500. 248-932-3350.
840 Chevrolet
CAMARO, 1991 RS, air, under 100K, automatic, $4,100/best. Call after 6pm, 734-464-2377.
CAMARO 1990 - 5 speed, flow master, ttops, runs great, $3500/ best. (734) 397-1084.
CAMARO 1994 - 5 speed, 95K miles, green, air, ABS, power win-dows, good cond., dual air bag, $3500/best. 248-427-9449
CAMARO 2000 SS convertible, Metallic blue, tan top, loaded, 14k hwy miles, Exec cond, stored winter. $29,500/best
(248) 641-3036
CAMARO - 1997, V-6, glass T-tops, power windows, locks, key-less entry, alarm, low miles. $11,900. (248) 521-1978.
CAMARO 1995 Z28 - Blue, Auto, very clean, T-tops. 73K. $9,800. Page 734-398-0007
CAMAR01999 Z28 convertable-black, loaded .leather, auto. 49k. $17,000. (248)496-0479.
CAMARO 1995 Z28 Convertible mint, polo green, saddle beige top, leather, 45,000 miles, $13,900/best. 248-363-2637
CAMARO 1993 228 ,14K miles, loaded, 6 speed, mint cond., $12,000. 734-542-9232.
CAMARO 1995 Z28 - Perfectly maintained, always detailed, ser-vice records, red, auto, female driven. $8000. 734-397-7885
CAPRICE 1996 Classic, low miles, 1 owner, non smoker, V-8, priced to sell, $11,980. John Rogin Buick 734-525-0900.
CAPRICE 1991 - 4' door, loaded, cassette, low miles $3900/best. (734) 414-7514
CAVALIER 1997 convertible, loaded, cd, warranty, power everything, black with black top, $10,500. (248) 755-5267
CAVALIER, 1993, Convertible. Sharp, red, black top, CD, 6 cyl, cruise, $3,700. 248-374-0947
CAVALIER 1994 - 4 cyl. 5 speed manual, 80k, exc. int. good ext. $4400. 734-513-2930
CAVALIER 1996 - 4 dr., auto, air, 78K miles, great body, runs fine, $4400. 734-425-0031
CAVALIER, 1992, 2 dr. auto, air, power locks, stereo, good cond. 134K, $2,000. 734-416-1663
CAVALIER 2000 4 dr., auto, air, cassette, power locks.
(734) 721-2886 www.premierautoauction.com
CAVALIER 1998 - exc cond., CD player, air, extremely low miles, $7800/best 810-750-7768, 810-523-3694
CAVALIER 1996 - Exceiient cond., warranty, loaded, $6500, must sell. 734-459-0364.
CAVALIER 1999 Z24, black, 2.4 liter, 5 speed, all power, 29,000 miles warranty, alarm, $11,995. 734 326-3988 734-837-1053
CAVALIER 1997 Z24 - Red, 5 speed, 90K miles. $5,500.
248-681-0217
CAVALIER, 1997 Z-24, white, 82K, e x c e l l e n t c o n d i t i o n , manual, air, power mirrors & windows, am-fm cassette, non smoker, $6,500. (734) 454-9258
CORSICA 1989 - 96,000 actual miles, many new parts, 4 new tires, $2900. (313) 533-8743
CORSICA 1994,6 cylinder, auto air, cruise, 47k mi., 1 owner, $5100/best. (248) 528-1995.
CORVETTE 1998 - Carmen red, 6,500 miles, auto, loaded. $29,900. (248) 640-2537
840 Chevrolet
CORVETTE COUPE 1994 - Per-fect cond., 73k, polo/beige, auto, $15,500/best (248)669-0848
CORVETTE COUPE 1990 Red/ Red, 63K miles, Loaded, Auto, new tires, stored winters, Exec, cond. $14,000 (248)626-3829
CORVETTE 1997 - red coupe/ black. Loaded. 1 yr. warranty. 25K. $32,000 248-682-4068
CORVETTE 1994 - White, immaculate, Auto, 53k miles $20,500 (313)-886-3252
f CORVETTE 2000 yeliow conver t ib le , low miles. $41,600 (248)651-1919
IMPALA 2000 LS - Jade Green. Showroom clean, 23,500 miles. $17,900. (248) 828-7457.
IMPALA 2000 LS loaded, 22K m i ies , i m m a c u l a t e , s i l ve r metallic, gray leather, sunroof. $19,500/best (248) 355-5420
IMPALA 2000 LS, Top-of-the-line, leather, 23k, 14mo. war-ranty. $18,000. 734-981-3617
IMPALA 1995 SS - 98k, good condition, $13,500. No reason-able offered refused.
Eves: 734-591-0844 Days: 248-442-7605
LUMINA 1993 Euro - 2 dr. sedan, black, 93,000 mi. 3.1 L V6. $3950. 734-678-8877
LUMINA 1 highway miies, exa best.
ioaded, high cond. $4500/
734-722-3728
LUMINA LS 1997 loaded, 29K miles, $11,000.
(313) 538-1819
LUMINA 1997 LS - V6, exc. cond., pw/pd, air, more! 30K miles, $8900. 248-879-7934
LUMINA, 1999, LTZ, 3.8L, 41K hwy. miles, loaded, alarm,-key-less entry, well maintained, $12,495/best. 313-407-6424
LUMINA 1994 - 3.1 MFI V6, 4 door, new tires/brakes/alternator/ ERG, 1 owner, great conditon, $4600. 248-645-2691
LUMINA 1996- 89,000 miles, loaded, clean, white/gray blue interior. $6500. 734-586-3650
MALIBU 1998, auto, air, fully equipped, low miles, priced to sell, a great deal at $7,980. John Rogin Buick 734-525-0900.
MALIBU 1998 - exc. cond., bur-gundy, auto, a/c, cruise, CD, new tires, $9000. 248-601-1936.
MALIBU 1998 LS- 35,000 miles, all power, CD/cassette, 4 dr., black, $10,500. 248-582-8744
MALIBU 1998 LX, leather, moon, 19K, special, $11,888.
Fox Hills Chrysler-Plymouth-Jeep
734-455-8740 1-800-494-9481
MALIBU 1998 - white, tan inte-rior, exc. cond, 52,000 miles, $8999. 734-467-6091.
MONTE CARLO 1997 LS-black, 31,000 miles, good condition, $10,400. (734) 464-9594.
MONTE CARLO, 1997 LS, green, V-6, 45K, loaded, alarm, $9800. 734-981-4601
MONTE CARLO 1997 LS - 43K mi., loaded. Jade green. 1 owner. $9,900/best. 248-348-3554
MONTE CARLO 1999 - red/ black leather, loaded, moonroof, cruise. 40K miles, 1 owner. Must seel $13,300/best (734)425-0447
MONTE CARLO 1997 Z34 loaded w/sun roof. New tires. 62,000 mi. $8995.734-422-5929
SS IMPALA 1996 - fully loaded, 100k warranty, 2 sets rims/tires. $19,000. 248-755-0085
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TAHOE- EXEC, cond, 38k, loaded, white w/ blue interior. $23,000/best. (734)753-9504.
842 Chrysler
CHRYSLER 1996 LHS 4 dr., V6, 59K miles, cd, leather, loaded, $9500 or best offer.
(810) 231-7598
CHRYSLER 1999 300M - siate grey exterior, leather interior, CD player, 56K. Exc. cond.-$16,900.
248-723-5352
CONCORDE LXl 1996 43,000 mifes, 1 owner, loaded, $9875.
(248) 594-8533
CONCORD 1996 LXl - 59,000 m i . L o a d e d . $ 9 5 0 0 .
248-646-6358
CONCORD 1999 LXl - Mint. 34K. Warranty Sept. 2003. $15,102. 248-757-2023
CONCOURSE 1995, forest green. 24.000 miles, $8000/ offer. 248-443-2743
C O N V E R T A B L E SEBRING 1997 - Purple, exec, cond., + more! $9,800 (248)668-0569
C O N V E R T A B L E SEBRING 1997 - Purple, exec, cond., + more! $10,500 (248)668-0569
EAGLE 1994 Vision, excellent condition, low miles, $5500.
(248) 380-9134.
FIFTH AVENUE, 1992. Sr. car, 60K, loaded, black, immaculate. $5500. (248) 334-3472
GRAND CHEROKEE 1996 Lim-ited - Mint condition, loaded, 99k. $11,500. 734-981-5133.
Lebaron 1995 conver t ib le , loaded, auto, 48K, good cond. $7000/best. After 3:248-437-7765
LEBARON 1995 Convertible -white w/black top, loaded, leather, very clean, runs perfect. $7000. 248-656-4275
LEBARON 1992 Convertible GTC. Clean, white, leather, new tires, etc. Best offer. (248) 681-6599
LeBARON 1990 Convertible red w/new biack top, loaded, 88,000 miles, $4000. (734) 729-3777
LeBaron 1991 - 4 dr. sedan, auto, air, cassette, V6, pw/pi, cruise, $3800. (734) 261-4339
LEBARON 1993 Landau -4 door, pw,pl. V6, low miles, $4,500. (248) 646-6263
LEBARON 1993 - white convert-ible, air. 132,000 mi. $2750.
248-689-9662
LHS 1995 - black, loaded, excellent condition, 68K, $8900.
(248) 393-2397.
LHS 1995 - excellent condition, loaded w/options, black, $5995. 734-728-9436; 734-748-9997.
LHS 1999 - fully loaded, sun-roof, 35k, must sell. $21,000.
248-755-0085
LHS 1996 - leather, alloy wheels. 35,000 mi. Exc. cond. $12,000. 248-884-2326
LHS 1997 - Leather, Loaded, Exec, cond, 82k miles, $6,500
(248)420-2876
LHS 1994 - white, auto., loaded, tan leather interior, exc. cond., 80K mi, $6495. 734-414-0552
NEW YORKER, 1995, high mi leage, exce l len t shape , $6,500. Call: (734) 668-6183.
PT CRUISER, 2001 - Black, auto, 325 Miles, $19,000. Traverse City 231-946-4694
PT CRUISER 2001 Limited Edi-tion, green, loaded, $20,000.
248-375-9192.
PT CRUISER - 2001 Limited Edition, Patriot Blue, 12,000 miles. $19,900. 734-464-1579
SEBRING 1998 LXl - loaded, sunroof, leather, exc. cond. 20K. $13,500. (734) 427-3312.
842 Chrysler
PT CRUISER 2001 Limited, 5K, moon, chromes, CD, $21,888.
Fox Hills Chrysler-Plymouth-Jeep
734-455-8740 1-800-494-9481
•SEBRING 1996 Convertible, cassette, loaded, salvage title, 90K, $6250. (734) 421-0195.
SEBRING 1996 coupe - white, power, loaded. 65,000 mites, $8000. (734) 459-4779.
SEBRING 1999 gray convert-ible, under 12,000 miles, Florida car. $17,500. 248-650-8369
SEBRING 2000 JX convertible, 18,000 miles, like new, $16,800.
810-691-1274
SEBRING JXi 1996 - Convert-ible, red/tan, ioaded, 40K mi. $10,500/best. (248) 682-6668.
SEBRING 1997 JXI-convert ible - white/black cloth top, gray leather int. cassette, cd, loaded, 55k, $12,500. (248) 608-9826
SEBRING 2000 LX, black, low miles, priced to sell! $13,980. John Rogin Buick 734-525-0900.
SEBRING 1998 LXl - leather, sunroof, CD, 42,000 miles, $12,000. 248-427-0998.
SEBRING 1998 LXl - leather, moonroof, fully loaded, 38K, $12,000/best. (248) 470-0632.
SEBRING 2000 LXl - 7,600 miles, all power, fully loaded, V6, sunroof, si lver w/gray leather, am/fm. cassette w/cd & 10 disc, cd changer. $20,000/ best. (248) 613-6025
844 Dodge
AVENGER 1995 - auto, air, stereo, immaculate condition, $5999 TYME'AUTO (734) 455-5566.
AVENGER ES 1999 black, loaded, leather, clean. $12,495 or best offer. (248) 375-1102
AVENGER 1995 ES, Indy red, V6 auto, only 45k mi., al! power, moonroof, Pioneer CD, leather, ABS, dual air bags, $8900.
(248) 465-1976.
AVENGER 1996 ES - Loaded, exc. cond., 56K, $8900/best. 734-367-0921, 734-525-6616.
AVENGER 1998 - sunroof, auto, air, pw/pl, 30K miies, $10,000.
(734) 261-9819
DODGE 1998 Intrepid ES, sun roof, leather, loaded w/extras, 46K miles. $13,500/best.
(734) 878-2164
DODGE 1999 Ram Quad Cab 1500 4x4 Sport, black, good cond., 38,000 miles, $22,500.
Kevin (248) 722-0657
DODGE RAM SLT 1999 - 4x4, V8; extended cab, 37K miles, $19,300. (248) 361-3549
DODGE RAM 2000 4X4 OFF ROAD package, SLT, must sell
lO/best. (I $ 2 0 , 0 Q C (810) 212-7112
DURANGO 1999 SLT+ - 5.9 L V8, fuily loaded, silver//blk leather int. tow package, mint cond. $25,500/best 248-613-1832
DURANGO, 1998 - V6, fully loaded, leather, 45K miles. $23,000 . 734-207-2038
DYNASTY 1991 - Original owner, all records, new engine, $2695/best Call: (248)553-2852
INTREPID 1 9 9 7 - 4 dr., V6, 3.5 L. engine, purple, all power, 81k miies, $6350/best. 248-738-1554
INTREPID 1994 green, full power, new transmission, struts, tires, 112K miles, $5900.
(734) 542-9271
I N T R E P I D , 1995, o r i g i na l owner, 98k, loaded, exc. con., $5500. (734) 699-3236
INTREPID 1997 - sharp, exc. cond., loaded, 2 3 / 2 8 MPG, 63K, clean. $8900.248-601-2818
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Dual air bags, security audio protection, power windows &
locks, cassette, air conditioning, automatic, 14" tires, tinted
windows, splash guards. Was $12,190 Stock #9680.
DAEWOO OF PLYMOUTH 14855 Sheldon Road
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734-453-9000 •Plus tax & plates. Rebates to dealer. Limited supply available.
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2000 CHRYSLER SEBRING CONV, loaded, leaiher. 2 to choose from.
$ 1 5 , 9 8 8
1997 HONDA CIVIC 2 DOOR S speed, air, custom wheels.
$ 7 , 9 9 5
1999 FORD EXPLORER 2-OR SPORT Air, auto, loaded. 2 to choose from.
$ 1 3 , 9 8 8
2000 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER Full power, 8 passenger. 2 to choose.
$ 1 5 , 5 8 8
1999 KIA SPORTAGE 4 DR 4 WD Auto, loaded. Low miles.
$ 1 1 , 8 8 8
1999 FORD MUSTANG CONV. Mr, auto, loaded.
$ 1 5 , 3 8 8
1S98F3RD RANGER EXT. CAB P/U Fuily loaded, low miles.
$ 9 , 9 7 7
1933 FORD ESCORT Power windows/locfts, loaded.
$ 7 , 8 8 8
2000 DODGE NEON 4 DOOR Auto, air, 22,000 miies.
$ 9 , 9 9 5
1999 NISSAN PICKUP Auto, air, extra sharp!
$ 5 , 5 8 8 $ 1 0 0 . 0 0 O F F R E E G A S With each used car purchase
Offer expires 7-8-2001 Previously Negotiated Deals Excluded!
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I w t n o r i 3 9 ' 5 734-397-9900 £ w w w . d i c k s c o t t k i a . c o m w w w . d b k s c o t t k i a . c o m
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INTREPID, 1993 - Very good cond. New Mopar engine, $ 4 5 0 0 . Ca l l a f t e r 6 p m .
248-594-4247.
INTRiPID ES 1995 remote start, Dark Green, tinted windows; $6200/best. page 313-651-9290
LANCER 1988 ES Turbo - 4 dr., very good cond in & out, low miles, $2400. (248) 471-5769.
NEON 1995 - auto, air, stereo.-$3499, shop TYME & Save, TYME AUTO (734) 455-5566."
NEON 1996 Coupe, 5 speed, sunroof, all power, air, tilt, CD/ tape. $4500. (734) 455-0247.
NEON 2000, ES. Bright silver-metallic, power windows/locks, -air and other options. $9500.
(734) 394-0475
NEON, 1997. Green, 4 dr., under 24K miles, mint cond., auto, air,
;ette. $7,( casse 7,000.(734) 462-1176
NEON R/T 1998 - white/blue stripe, 5 speed, 2 dr., 60K, mint cond $5900/best 313-543-1257
NEON 1998 Sport Coupe - elec-trical gray, loaded, 38K, Florida car, $8500. 248-354-7118
NEON SPORT 1 9 9 7 - 5 speed, 50k miles. Perfect cond. $5500/ negotiable. 734-612-0264
NEON 1996 sport white, 5 speed, power windows, locks and sunroof, cd, radio, great cond., $5000. (734) 776-1458
NEON 1996 sport white, 5 speed, power windows, locks and sunroof, cd, radio, great cond., $5000. (734) 776-1458
SHADOW ES 1994 V6, fully loaded, ABS, exec cond. runs great. $2900. 734-658-0400
SPIRIT 1991 6 cyl, auto, 4dr„ looks & runs good, great gas mileage. $2150. 313-532-0695
STEALTH, 1991 ES. Red, 65K, CD, exc. cond., winter stored, $7500/firm. (734) 729-0727.
STEALTH 1993, Twin turbo, loaded, pearl white, mint cond., $9000. (248) 789-4010.
STEALTH 1991 twin turbo 49K miles, exceptional. $13,500.
(248) 855-1285
STRATUS 1997 4 dr., deluxe 6 cylinder, low mileage, $7000. (313) 533-5939
STRATUS 1997 60,000 miles, very good cond., pw/pl, cruise, stereo, tape. $6500/best.
(248) 552-0191
STRATUS SE 1999, 36k miles, 2.4L 4 cyl. Air, auto, rear window defrost, tilt, cruise, power L/W, am/fm, cassette, black w/grey interior, runs great, handles and moves very well. $13;000/best offer. Must sell moving to Canada
313-601-1952
846 Eagle
SUMMIT 1992 - 65,000 mi!es„ runs great. $2500.
(734) 464-0827
TALON, 1992. 5 miles, exc. cond., best. (248)
SPgd200 18) 641-75
105K or
7207.
TALON TSI 1990, AWD, 5 sp; turbo, $2700/best 734-397-3476
TALON, 1995 TSI. Loaded, leather, CD, all wheel drive, 58,500 mi.$7300.248-737-2952
TALON 1994 very nice condition, auto, air, PS, pb, crusie, sunroof, spoiler, $4400/best. 248-922-1665
VISION 1995 - 6 cyl., 3.5L, power everything, air, new tires, struts. Exc. cond. 115,000 hwy. mi. $3600. 248-982-2419
VISION, 1996. 3.5L, 24V, loaded, exc. cond. $5500/best Offer. 734-420-3342
VISION 1993 Sedan- .4 dr, 160k, new tires, brakes, transmission mounts, $3000. 734-462-3842
848; Ford
ASPIRE 1997 excellent condi-tion, runs great, air, new tires, $5500. (734) 414-9488
CONTOUR 1996 GL - auto, air, cd, all options, 77k, great shape, $4800/best. (734) 762-7782
CONTOUR, 1998 - 42K miles clean, auto, loaded. Navy blue I n / o u t . S p o r t p a c k a g e , $11,500. 248-676-2236
CONTOUR 1995 - moonroof, leather, 80K miles, runs exc.,
248) 669-1176 or (248) 669-8817
$5400/best.
CONTOUR, 1995 SE, auto., leather, new brakes/tires, 93k, power, $6000. 734-254-9639.
CONTOUR SE 1998 26k. auto, 4dr., $8900. Granny's Car. After 3pm (734) 459-6026
CONTOUR SE 1998 Red, loaded, auto, 39k miles, pre-mium maintenance w/records. $9250. 248-214-3099
CONTOUR 1998 SE Sport -ieather, CD, ABS, loaded, 63K miles, $7900. (734) 420-9623
CONTOUR 2000 SPORT V6, 12,500 mi., mint cond. $10,995 734-397-3694, 734-673-5615.
CONTOUR 1998 SVT - exc. cond., adult driven, $7800.
(313) 574-8564
CONTOUR 1996 - white, 25,000 mi. Ford 75,000 mi. extended warranty. Auto, ps/pb/pw/pl. $7800. 734-451-2761
C R O W N VICTORIA, 1987. $1500/best. Runs good, 98K miles. • 734-525-1068
CROWN VICTORIA 1992, black, executive 1 owner driven, new muffler, all service records, good tires, 115k, $3250. 248-433-1867
CROWN VICTORIA 1992 -Good condition. Runs well. $5200. Dearborn. 734-458-9667
CROWN VICTORIA 1993 - 58K miies, $6500. (248) 792-2069.
Crown Victoria 1992 LX - clean, no rust, 20K on new engine, $4000/best. 313-791-0483
CROWN VICTORIA LX 1993 good cond., average mileage $4300/best 248 357-4016
CROWN VICTORIA 1999 silver 28,000 miles, excellent condi-tion. $14,000. (734) 455-8565
ESCORT 1997 - 4 door, 27K mi les, excel lent condi t ion, $6500. (248) 350-9609.
ESCORT, 1993. Great cond. Runs good. 125K miles. $2200/ best. (734) 462-2678
ESCORT, 1996 GT. 4 Speed transmission, sunroof, power steering/brakes, premier Pio-neer CD w/Clarion Component speaker system, fuily ioaded, 69K actual miles. $4,100/best.
248-388-2904.
ESCORT, 1994 LX - 4 Dr., Red, original owner. 99K miles, exc. cond. $3100. 248-691-4392
Sunday, Ju ly 1 ,2001 O&E Classifications 815 to 856
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ESCORT LX 1995 - Auto, 4 dr. air. (248)231-5121
$3,300 Picture at www.savad.com
ESCORT LX 1994 Wagon - new engine, all options, exc cond., $3800. (313) 885-7967
ESCORT 1997 LX Wagon - 5 speed, 80,000 mi. Exc. cond. Great gas mileage. Asking $5200. 248-349-7466
ESCORT 1996 needs a little TLC, runs good, auto, great gas saver!
(734) 721-2886 www.premierautoauction.com
ESCORT 1998. SE 4 dr., 5 speed, air, power group, 29K, only $7,888.
Fox Hills Chrysler-Plymouth-Jeep
734-455-8740 1-800-494-9481
ESCORT SE 1999 - Immaculate, loaded, tilt, Auto, Air, 12k miles, CD. $10,995 {734)416-1360
ESCORT 1997 Sport - excellent condition, low miles, $6900.
(734) 981-1596
ESCORT 1995 WAGON - auto, air, (ow miles, excellent condi-tion. $4700. 734-981-0085.
ESCORT WAGON LX 1993 New tires, AC, new brakes, $2500. (313)336-2323
ESCORT WAGON 1994 - new struts, loaded, air, dependable. $3495. (734) 260-9203
ESCORT 1998 ZX2 auto, air, cruise, power locks, cassette, 43K, $7500. 248-867-4828
ESCORT ZX2 1998 cherry red, automatic, 35,000 miles, cd piayer, air conditioning, mint condition, $8500 or best offer.
(248) 449-5811
ESCORT 1999 2X2 - 4 dr., 25K, air, 5 speed, cruise, power pkg., black. $8495 734-844-7938
ESCORT, 1998 ZX2, exc. con., 15K, air, 5 speed, $7,500. Call after 4pm, (734) 459-1972
ESCORT, 1999 Zx2 HOT, 2 door, 5 speed, 38K, white, $8,300. (734) 449-8219.
ESCORT 1999 ZX2 HOT 2 door, 5 speed, 38K miles, white," $8300. (734) 449-8219
ESCORT 2000 ZX2, loaded, black, moonroof, 23k miles, $10,500. (734) 981-5672.
ESCORT 2000 Zx2 loaded, 15,000 miles, asking $11,900.
(248) 626-5143
ESCORT ZX2 1998 manuai, 47,000 miles, looks/runs good, must sell. $8000 or best offer Call Corie (248) 615-0598
ESCORT ZX2 1999 - 23,000 miles, $9500. (734) 722-0057,
leave message
ESCORT 1999 ZX2. Red, hot package, loaded, 6 changer CD, power moonroof, 47K highway mi., $9,900. (248) 449-9032
ESCORT ZX2 -1998 Red. Very good cond. Power sunroof, pw, pi. tilt, cruise, 6cd disc changer, 5 speed, Alloy wheels. $7750. 810-494-0317
ESCORT 1999 ZX2 Sport. Auto, air, loaded, blue. 17K. Warranty. $8100. 734-427-9748
ESCORT GT 1994 - 89,000 miles, clean, asking $4000. Call for details: (734) 462-2159
FOCUS; 2000, 1,500 miles, 4 drs, air, keyless entry, exc. cond. $12,000. 734-261-8075
FOCUS SE 2000 Gold, auto, loaded, exc cond. 15,000 miles. $12,800. (810) 463-6867
FOCUS SE 2001 loaded, green, auto, 14,000 highway miles, non-smoker, clean. $14,000 or best.
cell (734) 276-1724
FOCUS 2000 SE wagon - ail options, 14K, exc cond; under bluebook. 734-591-3709.
FOCUS, 2000, ZTS. Silver, leather, auto, air, cruise, CD, $15,000/b9St. 248-478-8424
FOCUS 2000 ZX3 - hatchback, silver, mint cond., loaded, 7k. $12,495. (810) 664-4583
FORD FOCUS SE 2000-manual trans., power windows/ locks/steering, ti lt. Black w/gray int. $13,000 (248)755-6068
FORD 1997 F350 • 4x4, V8, auto, air, plow, new tires, $17,500. (248) 960-0016
FORD PROBE GT 1995 Rio red, Leather seats, sunroof, CD manual, 62K miies. Exec. Cond $9,000 (248)540-8658
GALAXIE 1969, rust free, from Florida, low miles, dual exhaust, etc. $4500/offer. 734-727-4654
GRAND Marquis, 1988. V-8 rebuilt trans., loaded, runs great. $2000/best. Dawn 734-454-4660
MUSTANG 1990 - auto, new transmission, am/fm cassette, $2500/best. 734-729-7717
MUSTANG 1999 Cobra, coupe, black, 20k miies, extended war-ranty, $22,000. 248-682-3213.
MUSTANG, 1998 convertible, silver/black, 42K, automatic, air, $14,000. (248) 486-1068
848 Ford
MUSTANG 1987 GT, 5.0, red, new paint, runs great, auto, $3500/best. (734) 525-3863.
MUSTANG 2000 GT, red, 5 spd, 11K, extended warranty. $18,000/best 248-449-7831.
MUSTANG GT 1995 (5.0) 5 speed, convertible, Hunter Green/Tan leather, power every-thing, CD player, 17" wheels. $12,500/best. 734-981-2453
MUSTANG 1996 GT 4.6, 5 speed, fuliy loaded, leather, cd, $8,500/best (248)476-8176
MUSTANG, 1999 GT - 5-Speed, 27K miles, $16,000.
248-476-2815
MUSTANG GT 1998- V8, blk, leather, loaded, premium CD, 34k mi. $15K (313) 665-3137
MUSTANG 1985 - 5.0 HO, new tires, runs good, needs paint, $3000 firm. Mike734-522-4108
1998 MUSTANG- low miles, V6, many modif ications. Flow master. $10,650. (248)347-2810
MUSTANG 1993 LX Convertible 5.0, stored Winters, exc. cond. $12,900. 248-642-5738
MUSTANG 1998 LX convertible 8400 actual miles, loaded, $14,500/firrn. (734) 522-8523
MUSTANG 1998 Convertible -black/tan, V6, leather, 49K miles, $13,700. 248-851-7440-
MUSTANG 1997 Convertible loaded, CD, 17" GT wheels, stored winters, 30K, red/black/ grey, V6,5 speed, $14,500/best.
Cali Mike: 734-231-4894
MUSTANG 2000 Coupe GT, Fully loaded. 2200 miles! $21,995. (248) 354-6518
MUSTANG 1995 coupe - 3.8 V6, sports package, fully loaded, clean, many new parts, $7500. Hartland. (248) 889-8939 aft.5
MUSTANG GT 1994 convert-ible, 5.0, dark green, tan interior, leather, CD, power e' new tires, exc. cond. Must seFl, $12,995. 734-261-0840
#10125U. V-6, loaded, CD player & more, $18,395.
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734-522-0030 w w w. bi 11 b rownfo rd.com
MUSTANG 1999 GT Convert-ible - loaded, leather, auto, adult owned $16,600. 734-459-5605
MUSTANG 2000 GT Convert-ible, white with tan interior, loaded, 1800 miles, $23,200/ best. (248) 738-8707.
MUSTANG 1999 GT Convert-ible - black, loaded. $20,500.
810-695-2475
MUSTANG GT convertible ,, ,, 1994 FL car, stored in
winter, loaded, 64K miles, $9,500. 248 922-0829
MUSTANG 1999 GT Convert-ible - loaded, leather, auto, adult owned $16,400. 734-459-5605
MUSTANG 2000 GT Convert-ible, #9638U. 10K, 5 speed, l e a t h e r , MACH a u d i o ,
$23,000.
Y f c l l l
AJFORD 734-522-0030
w w w. bi 11 b ro wn fo rd. com
MUSTANG 1996 GT - 32K, dark red beauty, 1 owner, a title, better than buying a new one. Only $99 down. TYME AUTO (734) 455-5566.
MUSTANG GT 2000 8200 mites, loaded, mint condition, 5 speed. $17,500 or best.
(313) 794-5602
MUSTANG, 1996 GT - Red, 39K mites, stored winters, exc. cond. $12,500. 517-206-2228
MUSTANG 1998 LX Convertible #10163U. Auto, air, 44K, chrome wheels, $14,487.
f jfeWwN i#FDRD
734-522-0030 www.billbrownford.com
MUSTANG 19&2 5.0 LX Notch-back, 9,500 miles, mint cond., $14,000. (734) 421-7466
MUSTANG 1989 Notchback -5.0, never seen Winter, 78K miies, $6500. (734) 223-7205, ask for Chris
MUSTANG 1999 SVT Cobra, 32 valve engine, 5 speed, loaded, 20K. $21,950. #10098U.
• KviixiZ
JJFORD 734-522-0030
www.blllbrownford.com
MUSTANG 1997, tints, off road H pipe, flow master, 65k mi. $13,700. 734-525-0632.
MUSTANG V6 1998, sport pkg., CD player, 26,000 miles, $13,200. 810-658-5709
PROBE 1991 - auto, sunroof. Runs great. Must sell. $2350/ best offer. 734-953-8658
848 Ford
PROBE 1992 6 cylinder, auto-matic, 92K miles, air, sunroof, $3200 or best offer.
(734) 453-8110
PROBE GT 1994 _ Air, 5 speed, ABS, V6, sunroof, CD, 107k miies, $3,900 (248)723-2134
PROBE GT 1996 - $8,800. 45k miies, 5 speed. Exec. Cond., air, all power. Nights (248)471-5507 Days (313)317-7491
PROBE GT 1994 - 97,000 miles, 1 owner, extras, $4500/ best offer. 734-455-5536
PROBE 1994 GT - 73,000 mi„ 5 speed, air, custom side pipes & stereo, new brakes, tires, clutch. $6500. 734-397-0972
PROBE 1994 SE - auto, 2L„ great cond. newer tires, 62k, power windows/locks, am/fm stereo cassette, burgundy/gray, $6500. (734) 422-7892
PROBE 1996 SE, auto, white, 72k, power windows/locks, great cond. $6500. 734-302-2551.
PROBE 1995 SE, excellent con-dition, 71,000 miles with air, cas-sette, alarm, dual airbags, new brakes, $5800. Must see
(248) 851-4176.
PROBE 1993 SE - good condi-tion, loaded, 109K, new trans-mission, $3800. 248-486-6067
PROBE, 1997, Silver, auto., 4 cyl.,cassette, sunroof, power set.,34k, $10,500,248-626-7254
PROBE 1990 - V6, auto, red, 170K, good cond, $2200/best.
248-851-1766, 248-699-7353
TAURUS, 1999, black, leather, ioaded, warranty, exc. cond. $13,500. 734-591-0913
TAURUS, 1995, 4 dr., V6, new brakes, runs good, $4,500
734-354-8722
TAURUS 1997 GL auto, loaded,' excellent condition, $7300.
(248) 624-3408
TAURUS GL 1996, black cherry, 50,000 miles, like new, $7400. 734-751-2344
TAURUS 1997 GL, 4 door, red, loaded, excellent condition, $6900. (248) 628-3813.
TAURUS GL 1994, Green, 89K, all power, air, keyless, Well main-tained. $4200 734-421-6178
TAURUS 1997 GL - 30,000 mi. Auto. Loaded. Exc. cond. $9,600/best 734-675-9847
TAURUS 1996 GL - 80,000 miles, newer transmission, $6000/best. 248-476-3829.
TAURUS GL 1997 White, all power, 48,000 miles. New tires. $8000/best. (248) 643-8946.
TAURUS 1999, green, good miles, well equipped, $11,999.
J A C K
(734) 721-2600
TAURUS 1997 - 65K miles, al! power, keyless, excellent condi-tion, $8200, (734) 953-6687
TAURUS 1993 - 127K miles. Runs good, Looks good. $2200/ best. Call John 248-628-3693
TAURUS, 1999, 26K miles, V-6. loaded, warranty. 1 owner, $13,200/best. 248-321 -0153.
TAURUS, 1992, L Wagon. 3L V6, power locks, windows, exc. cond. $3,200. 248-347-8855
TAURUS LX 1993 4 door, 109,000 miles, exc. cond., well maintained, loaded, new tires. $3500/best (734) 765-9800
TAURUS, 1997 LX. Ex. cond., black, 55K miles, warranty. $8300/best. (313) 220-6300.
TAURUS 1996 LX • fully loaded, all options, $3799. TYME AUTO (734) 455-5566.
TAURUS 1996 LX - 80k, Moon-bean blue, most options, very clean and well maintained. $7100. (248) 348-9939
TAURUS, 1996 LX - 89K strictly hwy. miles. Clean inside/out, 6 disk CD changer, $6500/best.
313-584-0957.
TAURUS 1997 LX - new tires, ioaded, 1 owner, 59,500 miles, $7495/best. 810-296-1871.
TAURUS 1994 - 108,000 miles, great condition, $3500/best. (248) 473-5357
TAURUS 1997 38,700 miles, loaded, $8700. Must sell. 248-936-5297 734-522-8438
TAURUS 1999 model SHO V8, black, tan leather, loaded, cd, 26,000 miles, $16,900.
(313) 886-9532
TAURUS 1992 runs great, no rust, loaded, 85,000 mi. $2900. (248) 681-9467
TAURUS SE, 1998 auto, air, fuil power, new brakes, 56000 miles, $8995, (248) 797-7089
TAURUS 1998 SE, auto, air, V-6, power group & more, oniy
$9,888.
F o * H i l l s Quysler-Plyiftouth-Jeep
734-455-8740 1-800-494-9481
TAURUS 1999 SE - biack/gra1
leather, every option, 25 $11,995/best. (248) 489-0326.
TAURUS 1995 SE CD changer, keyless, full power, 127K, $4900. 248-f -344-9466
TAURUS 1999 SE, 29K, V-6, au to , a i r , ex t ra c lean,
$11,888.
Fox Hills Chrysler-Plymouth-Jeep
734-455-8740 1-800-494-9481
TAURUS SE 1998 - leather, moonroof, CD, anti-lock, auto, air, 52K, mint cond., $10,500.
(734) 735-6274
TAURUS 1999 SE-light blue/ blue, V6, 3.0 24V, loaded, 48K miles, $10,000.
(734) 464-7066
TAURUS, 1999, SE, loaded, green, sunroof, CD, 29K, warranty 75K. $11,500/best. 248-608-8250
TAURUS 1998 SE 3.0L V6, 2 8 , 0 0 0 m i l e s . $ 9 9 0 0 .
248-932-0276
TAURUS 1995 SE - 82,000 mi, alarm & remote starter, sunroof, more. $5200. (734) 466-9839.
TAURUS 2000 SES, 6 in stock, low miles, ali priced to sell from $12,980. Save thousands. John Rogin Buick 734-525-0900.
TAURUS, 1998 SE, 24 valve, ABS, 56k, new brakes/tires, exc.c0n, $9,900 248-650-3778
TAURUS 2000 SE white, low miies, clean, full power, war-ranty, $12,950. 248 334-7315
TAURUS SHO 1999 black, tan leather interior, 26,000 miies, mostly highway, loaded, exc. cond., 75,000 mile warranty. $17,000. (248) 559-1308
TAURUS SHO 1992 - Clean, southern non-smoker car, leather, air, 175k miles, good cond. $2800 (734)425-5008
TAURUS, 1999, SHO. silver, low mi, loaded, exc. cond. $19,500/ or pay-off. 734-326-1632
TAURUS SHO 1995 5-speed 109K miles, all options, 4-Piston Wilwood front brakes, needs air comp. $4,900 (734) 552-4776.
TAURUS SHOW 1995 Hunter Green, Saddle leather, loadedl 57k miles. Original owner. $7900. Days: 734-453-4843
Eves: 734-454-0094
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1997 FORD EXPEDITION Burgundy w/tan leather, CD, V8,320
seat! 4x4 ^17,995
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1999 CHEVY S-10 Auto., bedliner, alloys, a/c, 60-40
seats. Was $11,795. Now s9,995 BE- 8 ethers to choose
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'Limited time offer, all Varsity employees and family excluded. Must have valid driver's license, one winner per household, previous sales & test drives'exciuded. Contest ends when H $2500 of gas has been awarded or by July 3,2001 or which ever comes 'iret. One win per person with credit application. Must be 13 years or older. H
BEST DEALS *BEST RATES *BEST SELECTION Exit 159 off I-96, Wixom Rd. I H H I I
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TAURUS 1997 Silver, loaded, 36,000 miles. Original owner. $9200. (734) 450-2075
PRISM 1996 - 4 dr., auto, air, 82,000 miles, $4950. picture at www.savad.com (248) 231-5121
TAURUS 1991 - silver, loaded, exceiient, 100K, $2600.
(248) 478-7138
PRISM 1993 LSI - 115K miles, well maintained, sunroof, CD, $4750/best. (248) 269-4005
TAURUS -1995, station wagon, loaded, 40k mi., mint, $7800 firm. (248) 641-9925.
PRISM 1994, stick, 90k mi., 4 door, green, runs & looks great. $3500. (248) 477-0527.
TAURUS 1997 Wagon - bronze, exec, cond., clean, ail power, new tires, brakes, 3rd seat. 84k $5,975. 248-650-8399.
PRIZM 1995 Black LSi,' 4dr., 40,500 miles, ioaded. Perfect con-dition. $7,090. (248) 524-9891
TAURUS 1997 Wagon - bronze, exec, cond., clean, ail power, new tires, brakes, 3rd seat. 84k $5,975. 248-650-8399.
TRACKER 1996 - 5 speed. Con-vertible top. 2 wheel drive. Good cond. 64,000 mi. $5900.
.734-547-0214
TAURUS 1995 Wagon - Fully equipped. Exc. cond. 118,000 mi. $4500. 248-689-8220
TRACKER 1996 - 5 speed. Con-vertible top. 2 wheel drive. Good cond. 64,000 mi. $5900.
.734-547-0214
TAURUS 1994 Wagon LX -loaded, leather. 80K mi. No rust. Previous salvaged title. $4900/ best. 248-879-2262
TRACKER 1993 - White con-vertable, auto, ps, 80k, newer battery. $3500 (248)549-3466
T-BIRD, 1994 - 4.6L, V8, 87K miles, loaded, keyless entry. G r e a t c o n d . , $ 5 9 0 0 .
734-416-0969
U-_ J-nonoo T-BIRD, 1994 - 4.6L, V8, 87K
miles, loaded, keyless entry. G r e a t c o n d . , $ 5 9 0 0 .
734-416-0969 ACCORD 1986 4dr. 130k. Reliable, needs work. $1000.
(248) 681-3206 T-BIRD, 1994 LX - V6, auto trans, loaded, Dark Green, 115K miles, $4500. 248-681-1020
ACCORD 1986 4dr. 130k. Reliable, needs work. $1000.
(248) 681-3206 T-BIRD, 1994 LX - V6, auto trans, loaded, Dark Green, 115K miles, $4500. 248-681-1020
ACCORD 1995 EX CPE- 5 S p d , loaded, 1 owner, good cond., 69K. $9300/best. 248-797-9325.
T BIRD 1995, power, 74,000 miies, $6000. 734-595-3966. Cell 313-408-7990
ACCORD 1995 EX CPE- 5 S p d , loaded, 1 owner, good cond., 69K. $9300/best. 248-797-9325.
T BIRD 1995, power, 74,000 miies, $6000. 734-595-3966. Cell 313-408-7990
ACCORD 1995 EX, 4 door, auto, 80k mi., loaded, clean, records, $8600. 248-594-0546.
T-BIRD, 1996. V-6, red, exc. cond., full power/ABS/Traction control, CD, many new parts, 94K/mostly highway, $7500/best. (734) 455-3565 (Canton).
ACCORD 1995 EX, 4 door, auto, 80k mi., loaded, clean, records, $8600. 248-594-0546.
T-BIRD, 1996. V-6, red, exc. cond., full power/ABS/Traction control, CD, many new parts, 94K/mostly highway, $7500/best. (734) 455-3565 (Canton).
ACCORD 1999 EX - 4 door, sedan, 3.0L V6, auto, air, power, cassette, CD, chrome wheels, 32,000 miles. Champagne/tan Excellent condition. $19,000. 248-324-3550, iwyden® aol.com
TEMPO 1994 - Air, auto, cruise, Ps/Pb, CD, Exec. cond. $3250/ best (734)397-8046
ACCORD 1999 EX - 4 door, sedan, 3.0L V6, auto, air, power, cassette, CD, chrome wheels, 32,000 miles. Champagne/tan Excellent condition. $19,000. 248-324-3550, iwyden® aol.com
TEMPO 1993, 4 door, 105k miles, keyless entry, air, welt maintained, looks/runs great, $3600. 248-288-3439
ACCORD, 1995, EX. 2 dr., auto, air, 65K miles, CD, sunroof. $8,000/best. 734-261-5562
TEMPO 1993, 4 door, 105k miles, keyless entry, air, welt maintained, looks/runs great, $3600. 248-288-3439
ACCORD 1995 EX 4dr„ auto, 81k miles, moonroof, 6disc Alpine, very clean, non-smoker. $9250. (248) 788-5068
THUNDERBIRD 1988, auto -loaded, $2500. (734) 454-1947
after 6
ACCORD 1995 EX 4dr„ auto, 81k miles, moonroof, 6disc Alpine, very clean, non-smoker. $9250. (248) 788-5068
THUNDERBIRD, 1979 Custom-Lowrider, too much to list, $5,500/best. (519) 944-0247.
ACCORD EX 1992 4 dr, black, very well-maintained, sun roof, 148K, $4,500. 248-538-9787.
THUNDERBIRD 1993 - 2 door, white, good condition, estate car, $3300. 734-522-3566
ACCORD 1996 EX - 2 dr, 4 cyl, black, sliding roof, auto, 60,840 miies, $10,000. 248-642-8549
THUNDERBIRD 1995 LX- 101K hwy miies, black, mint. Air, power ABS, loaded, $4995.
248-865-9163.
ACCORD 1999 EX - Exc. shape, 34K miles, biack w/leather interior, sunroof, stick-shift, $15,800. 734-464-8833
THUNDERBIRD, 1994 LX - 3.8L engine, air, power everything, great cond. $6200/bes t .
248-363-3789.
ACCORD, 1991 EX -good cond. 4 dr., 5 speed, air, power win-dows, locks, steering & brakes. Sun roof, tilt, cruise, AM/FM cas-sette, 16" alloy wheels, leather. Champagne/Burgundy interior. 80K Miles. Very reliable, $4500/ best. 248-514-3096
THUNDERBIRD 1996 LX - Opal white, 8 cyl., moonroof, air, power windows & locks. $9500.
810-530-5193
ACCORD, 1991 EX -good cond. 4 dr., 5 speed, air, power win-dows, locks, steering & brakes. Sun roof, tilt, cruise, AM/FM cas-sette, 16" alloy wheels, leather. Champagne/Burgundy interior. 80K Miles. Very reliable, $4500/ best. 248-514-3096
THUNDERBIRD 1995 LX, pearl, gray leather, loaded, CD, runs & looks good, hi-way miies, $4000. Shelby Twp. 1-810-997-2793.
THUNDERBIRD LX 1997 • V8, 52K miles, new tires, good con-dition, $9200. 734-878-6116
ACCORD 1992 EX - 89k miles, excellent condition, $6,650.
(248) 540-1465
THUNDERBIRD 1995 LX, pearl, gray leather, loaded, CD, runs & looks good, hi-way miies, $4000. Shelby Twp. 1-810-997-2793.
THUNDERBIRD LX 1997 • V8, 52K miles, new tires, good con-dition, $9200. 734-878-6116
ACCORD 1995 EX - V6, 4 dr, sedan, loaded, light blue, $10,000. (734) 397-9557
ACCORD, 1994 EX, white, auto., like new, new tires/timing belt, $5,600. (734) 634-5902. THUNDERBIRD 1997 LX - V6,
70,000 miies, 1 owner, $6500. (248) 356-3977
THUNDERBIRD SC 1991 - fully j loaded, power moonroof, high i miles, runs good, $2750. ;
(734) 524-0336 .
ACCORD 1995 EX - V6, 4 dr, sedan, loaded, light blue, $10,000. (734) 397-9557
ACCORD, 1994 EX, white, auto., like new, new tires/timing belt, $5,600. (734) 634-5902. THUNDERBIRD 1997 LX - V6,
70,000 miies, 1 owner, $6500. (248) 356-3977
THUNDERBIRD SC 1991 - fully j loaded, power moonroof, high i miles, runs good, $2750. ;
(734) 524-0336 .
ACCORD EX 1993 w/spoiler, auto trans, moonroof, 85,000 miles, $6500. 248-681-1355
THUNDERBIRD 1997 LX - V6, 70,000 miies, 1 owner, $6500.
(248) 356-3977
THUNDERBIRD SC 1991 - fully j loaded, power moonroof, high i miles, runs good, $2750. ;
(734) 524-0336 . ACCORD LX 2000 Black 4dr. 21,000 miles. $15,300.
(248) 851-8703 THUNDERBIRD 1992 Sport, V8, loaded, very clean, low miles $5000. (734) 522-1629
ACCORD LX 2000 Black 4dr. 21,000 miles. $15,300.
(248) 851-8703 THUNDERBIRD 1992 Sport, V8, loaded, very clean, low miles $5000. (734) 522-1629
ACCORD 1990 LX - 4 door, good condition, some rust, $2600. 734-455-2713.
THUNDERBIRD 1997 - very clean, well maintained, $7650. 810-238-1205, 810-632-7338
ACCORD 1990 LX - 4 door, good condition, some rust, $2600. 734-455-2713.
THUNDERBIRD 1997 - very clean, well maintained, $7650. 810-238-1205, 810-632-7338
ACCORD LX 1993 - 4 dr., air, hwy miles, 1 owner, good cond., $5299. days, (248) 559-9441
THUNDERBIRD 1994 - V8, moonroof, all power, keyless entry, 78K, exc cond., $6250/ best. 248-628-1343 after 5pm
ACCORD LX 1993 - 4 dr., air, hwy miles, 1 owner, good cond., $5299. days, (248) 559-9441
THUNDERBIRD 1994 - V8, moonroof, all power, keyless entry, 78K, exc cond., $6250/ best. 248-628-1343 after 5pm
ACCORD 1998 LX - 4 dr., auto, air. 26,000 mi. Silver. Very nice. $12,500. 734-425-6066
ZX2 1998 ZX2 • "hot pkg" Red, 50k+, auto, keyless trunk, $8600/best. (313) 248-2248
ACCORD 1990 LX -4 dr., auto, 161K miles, ali power, best offer.
(248) 334-2300
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HONDA ACCORD Lx 1997 Jade, 2 dr., 5 speed, w/CD, 79k miles, looks & drives great, one owner, nonsmoker. $10,800/ best (313)794-0828
PRELUDE 1997, auto., air, Pr^ , mium.sound, factory fog & alarm,-power everything... more. Se -mites, $14,500. 248-889-0507-
HONDA ACCORD Lx 1997 Jade, 2 dr., 5 speed, w/CD, 79k miles, looks & drives great, one owner, nonsmoker. $10,800/ best (313)794-0828
PRELUDE 1987 - exc running cond., $2800. Call after 5pm:
(734) 459-5028, ACCORD 1998 LX Sedan, 4 cyl., auto, air, airbags, electric windows/locks, stereo cassette, cruise, 75,000+ miies, $13,000/ best. Contact Tim 810-793-2330
ACCORD, 1998 LX, silver, 45k, auto., air, new brakes, $13,390/ best. (248) 788-9019
PRELUDE 1987 - exc running cond., $2800. Call after 5pm:
(734) 459-5028, ACCORD 1998 LX Sedan, 4 cyl., auto, air, airbags, electric windows/locks, stereo cassette, cruise, 75,000+ miies, $13,000/ best. Contact Tim 810-793-2330
ACCORD, 1998 LX, silver, 45k, auto., air, new brakes, $13,390/ best. (248) 788-9019
PRELUDE 1991 SI - exc concf.,. new engine, 4 cyl., 2.0L, auto, $5200/best. 734-266-6227
ACCORD 1998 LX Sedan, 4 cyl., auto, air, airbags, electric windows/locks, stereo cassette, cruise, 75,000+ miies, $13,000/ best. Contact Tim 810-793-2330
ACCORD, 1998 LX, silver, 45k, auto., air, new brakes, $13,390/ best. (248) 788-9019
PRELUDE 1991 SI loaded; Biack, CD. $4700/best offer. Beverly Hills. 248-723-5989.
ACCORD, 1998 LX, silver, 45k, auto., air, new brakes, $13,390/ best. (248) 788-9019
PRELUDE 1991 SI loaded; Biack, CD. $4700/best offer. Beverly Hills. 248-723-5989.
ACCORD, 1998 LX, silver, 45k, auto., air, new brakes, $13,390/ best. (248) 788-9019
PRELUDE 1997 silver, 5 speedy loaded, 200 horse power, 57K miles. $14,750. 734-289-123Q?
_ ACCORD 1996 LX - V6, 4 door sedan, very ciean, remote start, $11,000. (248) 922-9053
ACCORD SE 1997- loaded, only 36,000 miles, CD, sunroof, Alloy wheels, mint cond. $12 ,500 . (248 )851-9030 / (248)770-5200
PRELUDE 1997 silver, 5 speedy loaded, 200 horse power, 57K miles. $14,750. 734-289-123Q?
_ ACCORD 1996 LX - V6, 4 door sedan, very ciean, remote start, $11,000. (248) 922-9053
ACCORD SE 1997- loaded, only 36,000 miles, CD, sunroof, Alloy wheels, mint cond. $12 ,500 . (248 )851-9030 / (248)770-5200
GS400 1999 - black, loaded,1
sunroof, chrome wheels, ftHr warranty, low mileage. $35,995:'
313-999-0207; ACCORD 1999, V6, fully loaded, 63,000 hwy miies, asking $16,000. 517-546-7992
ACCORD, 1999, V-6, ioaded, CD, leather, electric sunroof, 4 door, $19,000. 248-235-2917.
LEXUS 1994 ES 300 - contem-porary style sedan, classy daHc green w/natural. coior leather' interior. Runs smoothly & qui-etly. All power from steering to' sunroof. CD changer. Priced to sell at $9500. (248) 922-9400.
LEXUS 1991 LS400 - rich silver w/blush leather. Ai! power including sunroof. Magnificent premium sound system w/CD. Quiet, dependable, spacious & luxurious. Reduced to sell at $9500. (248) 922-9400
CIVIC 1998, black LX 4 door, loaded, 5-speed 45K mi., exc. shape, ali service records, $10,800/offer. 248-875-6060.
LEXUS 1994 ES 300 - contem-porary style sedan, classy daHc green w/natural. coior leather' interior. Runs smoothly & qui-etly. All power from steering to' sunroof. CD changer. Priced to sell at $9500. (248) 922-9400.
LEXUS 1991 LS400 - rich silver w/blush leather. Ai! power including sunroof. Magnificent premium sound system w/CD. Quiet, dependable, spacious & luxurious. Reduced to sell at $9500. (248) 922-9400
CIVIC 1998 - 4 dr., manual, am/ fm radio, air, blue, 45k, good cond. $9000. 248-569-0942
LEXUS 1994 ES 300 - contem-porary style sedan, classy daHc green w/natural. coior leather' interior. Runs smoothly & qui-etly. All power from steering to' sunroof. CD changer. Priced to sell at $9500. (248) 922-9400.
LEXUS 1991 LS400 - rich silver w/blush leather. Ai! power including sunroof. Magnificent premium sound system w/CD. Quiet, dependable, spacious & luxurious. Reduced to sell at $9500. (248) 922-9400
CIVIC 1998 DX - auto, air, CD, 40K, very good condition. $9900. (248) 324-1495.
SC 300 1992 - burgundy, tan leather, fully ioaded, sunroof, chrome rims, CD changer, 120k miles, much more. $9500/best.'
(313) 207-45905 CIVIC 1997 DX - 41 k, air, am/fm cassette, 5 speed manual, dark green exterior/tan cloth interior. $9500. (248) 586-9104
SC 300 1992 - burgundy, tan leather, fully ioaded, sunroof, chrome rims, CD changer, 120k miles, much more. $9500/best.'
(313) 207-45905 CIVIC 1997 DX - 41 k, air, am/fm cassette, 5 speed manual, dark green exterior/tan cloth interior. $9500. (248) 586-9104 Lincoln CIVIC 1999 DX - 22k, 4 dr, auto, cd, dual air bags, air, $13,300. 313-292-0510 - 313-299-1580
Lincoln CIVIC 1999 DX - 22k, 4 dr, auto, cd, dual air bags, air, $13,300. 313-292-0510 - 313-299-1580 CONTINENTAL 1999 Be ig^
leather, premium paint. 38,000; miles. Exec cond. $18,990r
Weekdays: 248-377-2200'
CONTINENTAL 1994, black, tan-leather, rebuilt motor, well main-:
tained. $4500/best. 734-397-6001.
CONTINENTAL.1997. BLACK, gray ieather, Chrome wheels, 57K miles, very nice, $13,400,
(248) 351-3612
CIVIC 1998 EX Coupe, auto, air, spoiler, remote w/alarm, moon-roof, $11,000. 248-656-4259
CONTINENTAL 1999 Be ig^ leather, premium paint. 38,000; miles. Exec cond. $18,990r
Weekdays: 248-377-2200'
CONTINENTAL 1994, black, tan-leather, rebuilt motor, well main-:
tained. $4500/best. 734-397-6001.
CONTINENTAL.1997. BLACK, gray ieather, Chrome wheels, 57K miles, very nice, $13,400,
(248) 351-3612
CIVIC, 1997, EX 4 dr. green, CD, all power, ABS, 49K mi..$10,000/best. 248-473-5484
CIVIC, 1998 EX. Full power, 4 cyl, auto, 39K, remote w/alarm, ABS. $11,999. (734) 844-0815
CONTINENTAL 1999 Be ig^ leather, premium paint. 38,000; miles. Exec cond. $18,990r
Weekdays: 248-377-2200'
CONTINENTAL 1994, black, tan-leather, rebuilt motor, well main-:
tained. $4500/best. 734-397-6001.
CONTINENTAL.1997. BLACK, gray ieather, Chrome wheels, 57K miles, very nice, $13,400,
(248) 351-3612
CIVIC EX 1996 great cond., 65,000 miles, moonroof, 1 owner, forest green, $8900 or best offer (734) 354-8724
CIVIC 2000 EX, 1.6 L, V-tech, green, 16k mi„ fog lights, alloy wheels , fu l l nose cover . $13,500. (810) 254-0367.
CONTINENTAL 1995 Cham-pagne, 71,000 miles, leather,1
every option available, immacu-' late! $12,135 (248) 471-1262-,
CONTINENTAL 1997 - Exe.. cond. 70,000 mi. Ail options +s7.. yr. 100K extended warranty. $15,300. 734-427-21^
CIVIC 1991 LLX - 201K. Bur-gundy, loaded, 4 dr. runs great. $2500/best. 734-397-9557
CONTINENTAL 1995 - exc.» cond., full power, leather heated' seats, JBL audio, ride control;* newer tires, 71k, w/extendecj warranty to 96k. $11,500. r . (734)761-9286 (734)453-3017 ,
CONTINENTAL, 1995 - Exte. cond. All options. New tires "& brakes, $9995. 810-777-05g5
CIVIC 1997 LX auto, 38,000 miies, silver, loaded, very good condition. $11,500/or best offer
(313) 945-9377
CONTINENTAL 1995 - exc.» cond., full power, leather heated' seats, JBL audio, ride control;* newer tires, 71k, w/extendecj warranty to 96k. $11,500. r . (734)761-9286 (734)453-3017 ,
CONTINENTAL, 1995 - Exte. cond. All options. New tires "& brakes, $9995. 810-777-05g5 CIVIC LX 1999 - 4 dr., red sedan,
Warranty 6yrs/75K miles, 25K mile, Exec, cond., auto, stereo/ CD.AII power, Cruise, air, dual air bags, &13.900 (248)737-9465
CONTINENTAL 1995 - exc.» cond., full power, leather heated' seats, JBL audio, ride control;* newer tires, 71k, w/extendecj warranty to 96k. $11,500. r . (734)761-9286 (734)453-3017 ,
CONTINENTAL, 1995 - Exte. cond. All options. New tires "& brakes, $9995. 810-777-05g5 CIVIC LX 1999 - 4 dr., red sedan,
Warranty 6yrs/75K miles, 25K mile, Exec, cond., auto, stereo/ CD.AII power, Cruise, air, dual air bags, &13.900 (248)737-9465
CONTINENTAL 1991, Execu-tive series, good cond., 90k miles, $2800. (248) 652-9157..
CIVIC 1998 LX - manuai, A/C, cassette, 32K, ciean, 35mpg, $9,250 After 6, 248-647-8892.
CONTINENTAL 1998 ivory, exc.! cond. leather, all options. JBL Audio, 85K, w/ext warranty to 100K, $13;400. 248-486-9303.
CONTINENTAL 2000 - loadefl, perfect shape, 11K. $19,000." Private. (734) 453-0298 ;
CIVIC, 1995, LX. 1 owner, auto, full power, sunroof, CD, 78.5K, exc. cond. $6,900. /best . 248-207-0614; 248-788-1637
CONTINENTAL 1998 ivory, exc.! cond. leather, all options. JBL Audio, 85K, w/ext warranty to 100K, $13;400. 248-486-9303.
CONTINENTAL 2000 - loadefl, perfect shape, 11K. $19,000." Private. (734) 453-0298 ;
HONDA CRV 1998 4x4 - 42.5K miles, power windows/locks, CD air, cruise, ABS. $14,000/best. Harper Woods (313) 417-2363
(810) 202-1742.
CONTINENTALS 1998, 2 *>t choose, sharp, fuliy equipped* priced to sell! $12,980. ; . . John Rogin Buick 734-525-0900*
CONTINENTAL 1993 - Totfn Car 69K miles, 4 dr, V8, am/fm cassette, leather interior, sp)it $9200. 248 380-9978 after 7 pm
ODYSSEY 1997-7 passenger, 99K, auto, loaded, $8600.
734-427-9748.
CONTINENTALS 1998, 2 *>t choose, sharp, fuliy equipped* priced to sell! $12,980. ; . . John Rogin Buick 734-525-0900*
CONTINENTAL 1993 - Totfn Car 69K miles, 4 dr, V8, am/fm cassette, leather interior, sp)it $9200. 248 380-9978 after 7 pm
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CONTINENTAL 1994 - white, black leather, moonroof, $4500.
(248) 853-2101
TOWN CAR 1989 - Signature Series, 73K, runs like mint. 5.0 EFI. $2500. (734) 525-2622.
CONTINENTAL 2000 - 11K, black/black, chrome wheels, exc cond.$26,500. 810-716-8080.
MARK V111 1995 Colorado car, deep red w/carriage top, beau-t i f u l , 90k , $ 1 0 , 4 9 5 / b e s t . 719-491-4953 leave message.
MARK VII 1989 - garnet red, sunroof , new t i res/brakes, $3500. 248-647-7953.
TOWNCAR 1982 Signature Series Arizona car, desert sand, full power, super clean, must see, $5750/best 313-255-5376
CONTINENTAL 2000 - 11K, black/black, chrome wheels, exc cond.$26,500. 810-716-8080.
MARK V111 1995 Colorado car, deep red w/carriage top, beau-t i f u l , 90k , $ 1 0 , 4 9 5 / b e s t . 719-491-4953 leave message.
MARK VII 1989 - garnet red, sunroof , new t i res/brakes, $3500. 248-647-7953.
TOWN CAR 1995 Silver 80,000 miies. New tires, remote start, mint cond. $8000. Bill Podina.
313-532-0802
CONTINENTAL 2000 - 11K, black/black, chrome wheels, exc cond.$26,500. 810-716-8080.
MARK V111 1995 Colorado car, deep red w/carriage top, beau-t i f u l , 90k , $ 1 0 , 4 9 5 / b e s t . 719-491-4953 leave message.
MARK VII 1989 - garnet red, sunroof , new t i res/brakes, $3500. 248-647-7953.
TOWN CAR 1989 - white w/leather, exc. cond., runs exc. $2700. 248-855-6735
MARK VIII - 1997 Black/black eather, power everything. 72k miles. $16,000. 734-421-7990
MARK VIII, 1996, black/black, sunroof, 10 CD player, 57k, $12,500 or best. 248-393-2121.
MARK VIII 1994 - exc cond., $9200. (810) 775-1846
MARK VIII 1996 LSC - low miles, loaded, mint, $14,900.
810-228-5372
TOWNE CARS 2000 Executive Series (2) - black, fully loaded, garage kept, non-smokirig, very well maintained, oil changes & routine maintenance according to manufacturer specs. All records kept. Still under war-ranty . 25-27K mi. Ask ing $27 ,000 /bes t . Cal l Fred
313-363-0476
MARK VIII - 1997 Black/black eather, power everything. 72k miles. $16,000. 734-421-7990
MARK VIII, 1996, black/black, sunroof, 10 CD player, 57k, $12,500 or best. 248-393-2121.
MARK VIII 1994 - exc cond., $9200. (810) 775-1846
MARK VIII 1996 LSC - low miles, loaded, mint, $14,900.
810-228-5372
TOWN SIGNATURE SERIES 1994 loaded, mint cond. Silver. $5790. l y r warranty w/full price. All records. (248)-473-6205 MARK VII, 1990, LSC. 5.0,
black, 85K miles, runs great. $2800; (734) 266-7123
TOWN SIGNATURE SERIES 1994 loaded, mint cond. Silver. $5790. l y r warranty w/full price. All records. (248)-473-6205 MARK VII, 1990, LSC. 5.0,
black, 85K miles, runs great. $2800; (734) 266-7123 Mazda MARK VII, 1991 LSC Special Edi-tion. Black on black, exc. cond., 95K, $5500. (248) 375-8904
MARK V 1977, 69k original mi., excellent condition, $4500/best.
(734) 727-4654.
Mazda MARK VII, 1991 LSC Special Edi-tion. Black on black, exc. cond., 95K, $5500. (248) 375-8904
MARK V 1977, 69k original mi., excellent condition, $4500/best.
(734) 727-4654.
929 1993 exc. cond., loaded, highway miles, $5,400 or best Offer. (248) 547-3395
626 LX 1993 - 4 dr., auto, air, CD, new tires, great cond., $3800/best. 248-336-9515. MARK V11 1993 89,000 miles,
new tires, brakes, rotors & shocks, super clean. Must sell $8200. 734-261-1808
929 1993 exc. cond., loaded, highway miles, $5,400 or best Offer. (248) 547-3395
626 LX 1993 - 4 dr., auto, air, CD, new tires, great cond., $3800/best. 248-336-9515. MARK V11 1993 89,000 miles,
new tires, brakes, rotors & shocks, super clean. Must sell $8200. 734-261-1808
MAZDA 626 LX, 1997 - maroon, auto, 53,000 miles, electric drs., $10,500/best. (248) 377-6364
TOWN CAR 1995, air, power s t e e r i n g / b r a k e s , c a s s e t t e , eather, rides like new, afford-
able luxury! (734) 721-2886
www.premierautoauction.com
TOWN CAR 1998 Cartier, custom Peart, fuily loaded, $18,300. 248-642-4940.
MAZDA 626 LX, 1997 - maroon, auto, 53,000 miles, electric drs., $10,500/best. (248) 377-6364
TOWN CAR 1995, air, power s t e e r i n g / b r a k e s , c a s s e t t e , eather, rides like new, afford-
able luxury! (734) 721-2886
www.premierautoauction.com
TOWN CAR 1998 Cartier, custom Peart, fuily loaded, $18,300. 248-642-4940.
MAZDA 1993 626 LX - Runs great. Power sunroof. 158,000 miles, $2200. (734) 420-9700.
TOWN CAR 1995, air, power s t e e r i n g / b r a k e s , c a s s e t t e , eather, rides like new, afford-
able luxury! (734) 721-2886
www.premierautoauction.com
TOWN CAR 1998 Cartier, custom Peart, fuily loaded, $18,300. 248-642-4940.
MAZDA 1995 MX3 - 2 dr., 5 speed, air, 4 WD, 62,000 miles, $5000/best. (248) 669-8819
TOWN CAR 1995, air, power s t e e r i n g / b r a k e s , c a s s e t t e , eather, rides like new, afford-
able luxury! (734) 721-2886
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TOWN CAR 1998 Cartier, custom Peart, fuily loaded, $18,300. 248-642-4940. MAZDA RX-7 1985 - Exc cond.,
$2200. (248) 399-6699
MAZDA 1988 RX7 GXL, fully loaded, 5 speed manuel, 12,000 miles on new engine. Runs great. $2,500 (248)486-6681
TOWN CAR 1996 Cartier, cream metallic, very nice, 95k miies, $12,500. 810-263-3702
TOWN CAR 1994 - executive edition, exec, cond., Must see! $10,500/best (734) 261-6519.
MAZDA RX-7 1985 - Exc cond., $2200. (248) 399-6699
MAZDA 1988 RX7 GXL, fully loaded, 5 speed manuel, 12,000 miles on new engine. Runs great. $2,500 (248)486-6681
TOWN CAR 1996 Cartier, cream metallic, very nice, 95k miies, $12,500. 810-263-3702
TOWN CAR 1994 - executive edition, exec, cond., Must see! $10,500/best (734) 261-6519. MIATA 1999 convertible, 10th
anniversary special 14k, ASB, $19,950. 248-620-7441. TOWN CAR, 1988 - 120K miles,
$2500/best offer. Call Timiko 313-579-1481
MIATA 1999 convertible, 10th anniversary special 14k, ASB, $19,950. 248-620-7441. TOWN CAR, 1988 - 120K miles,
$2500/best offer. Call Timiko 313-579-1481 MIATA 1999 - emerald green,
touring package, clean, low miles, $16,500. 248-333-1544 TOWN CAR 1990, 67K miles,
ciean, $5500 or best offer. Cail after 6 p.m. (734) 422-8117
TOWN CAR, 1989. 70K miles, well maintained, exc. cond., $3900. (248) 477-9245.
TOWNCAR 2000 - Like new, 2$,000 miles, non-smoker, $23,500. (248) 486-0678
T&WNCAR 1988 - runs good, one owner, $3000.
734-721-4864
MIATA 1999 - emerald green, touring package, clean, low miles, $16,500. 248-333-1544 TOWN CAR 1990, 67K miles,
ciean, $5500 or best offer. Cail after 6 p.m. (734) 422-8117
TOWN CAR, 1989. 70K miles, well maintained, exc. cond., $3900. (248) 477-9245.
TOWNCAR 2000 - Like new, 2$,000 miles, non-smoker, $23,500. (248) 486-0678
T&WNCAR 1988 - runs good, one owner, $3000.
734-721-4864
MIATA 1999, 10th annual spe-cial edition, 12k mi., ABS, $23,500. 313-359-3764.
TOWN CAR 1990, 67K miles, ciean, $5500 or best offer. Cail after 6 p.m. (734) 422-8117
TOWN CAR, 1989. 70K miles, well maintained, exc. cond., $3900. (248) 477-9245.
TOWNCAR 2000 - Like new, 2$,000 miles, non-smoker, $23,500. (248) 486-0678
T&WNCAR 1988 - runs good, one owner, $3000.
734-721-4864
MIATA 1994 - Very clean,-63k Miles, air, 5 speed, Must sell! $8,700/best (734)697-5177
TOWN CAR 1990, 67K miles, ciean, $5500 or best offer. Cail after 6 p.m. (734) 422-8117
TOWN CAR, 1989. 70K miles, well maintained, exc. cond., $3900. (248) 477-9245.
TOWNCAR 2000 - Like new, 2$,000 miles, non-smoker, $23,500. (248) 486-0678
T&WNCAR 1988 - runs good, one owner, $3000.
734-721-4864
MILLENIA 1995 - 82K mi., good condition, $9500.
Call (248) 360-9715.
TOWN CAR 1990, 67K miles, ciean, $5500 or best offer. Cail after 6 p.m. (734) 422-8117
TOWN CAR, 1989. 70K miles, well maintained, exc. cond., $3900. (248) 477-9245.
TOWNCAR 2000 - Like new, 2$,000 miles, non-smoker, $23,500. (248) 486-0678
T&WNCAR 1988 - runs good, one owner, $3000.
734-721-4864 RX7 1990 Convertible, $3400.
734-524-0879
858 Mazda
MILLENIA 1996, 59k miles, fully loaded, sunroof.
(248) 669-3999
M I L L E N N I U M 1995 - V6, loaded, sunroof, $7200.
(248) 755-0682.
MX-6 LS 1995 - exc cond, 5 speed, black, sunroof, $9,000. 734-525-4250 or 248-486-5433.
MX6 1995 - V6, exc. cond., 5 speed, loaded, sunroof, leather, cd player, 1 owner, 66k, $7300/best. (248) 380-1751
Mercury
COUGAR 1999 - black w/tan leather, loaded, sunroof, CD6, 30K. $13,750. 734-398-9833.
COUGAR 1999 - blue, pw/pl, CD, air, auto, 42K miles, exc cond. Must sell! $9,250. (248)348-2977 (313)337-5636
COUGAR, 2000. Green, 5 speed, power windows & locks, anti-lock brakes, air bags, CD, 15,700 miles. $14,995. (248) 305-6652.
COUGAR 1999 I-4 - air, am/fm stereo w/cd, 55k hwy. miles, new tires, $9,500.248-682-8489
COUGAR LS 1988 - 69K, new/ wheels/tires, premium sound/ CD, $3000. (248) 474-6085
COUGAR 1989 MX Brougham, original owner, 69k mi., great shape. $2500. (734) 459-9017
COUGAR 1987, original owner, 88k miles, dependable transpor-tation, $1200. 248-394-0935
COUGAR 1999 - Sharp car! Must sell, first $9,600 takes. 48,000 miles. 313-937-1709.
COUGAR, 1991 V6, full power, automatic, cruise, tilt, tape, exc. con., 74K, $4700. 248-553-2186.
COUGAR 1999 - V6, 5 speed, leather, 6 disc CD, clean, 1 owner, 11,000 miles, $13,500. 248-697-0482, 734-266-1808
COUGAR 1988 XR7 - fuliy loaded. Runs good, needs body work. $2200/best. 248-366-1349
COUGAR 1993 XR7, very clean, 55k mi., loaded, keyless, new battery/tires, exc. cond. $5900/best. (734) 455-8137.
COUGAR 1997 XR7 - V8, loaded, 22K. Mint condition. Asking $12,600. 734-522-8250
GRAND MARQUIS 1999 all power, cruise, tilt, low miles, $15,000 Must sell 734-513-2407
GRAND MARQUISE GS 1995, 14,000 miles, forest green, $9500/ offer. 248-443-2743
G R A N D M A R Q U I S 1990-loaded, wht vinyl top, exc. cond. 62K mi. $3850 (248)656-2342
860 Mercury
GRAND MARQUIS, 2000, loaded, 10.5K mi., exc. cond, $18,000. Call Rico 734-422-0200
GRAND MARQUIS 1991 - low miles, runs good, needs some body repair, power, fully loaded $1100/best 734-546-3139
GRAND MARQUIS 1996 - low mi les, exc cond., loaded, $10,500. (313) 533-8350
GRAND MARQUIS 1997 LS -4.6 liter, leather, low miles, good cond., $10,900. 248-426-8830.
GRAND MARQUIS 1991 LS -loaded, ieather, new tires/brakes/ exhaust. $3200 734-453-7927.
GRAND MARQUIS 2000 LS, premium package, ieather, low ml., $17,500. (810) 463-6812.
GRAND MARQUIS LS 1995 -Silver, exec cond, new tires & brakes, 87K miles, $7,495 (248)960-9565
GRAND MARQUiS 1991 - 1 owner, 4 dr. deluxe, very good cond., $4200. (248) 647-8165
MARQUIS LS 1986 exie-u »rior/ interior exc. cond.,
82,000 miies, $2900/best 734 459-7755
MARQUiS 1992 • Runs excel-lent. Looks good. High miles. $2,200/best. (734) 341-0414
MYSTIQUE 1998 - Exc.-.cond. Red, V6, fully loaded w/leather seats, moonroof, CD. 44,500 mi. $9,200/best. 248-538-8125
MYSTIQUE 1996 LS, great cond., auto, V6, ali power, brakes new 2001, 78k mi., $7000/best. (248) 426-0169.
MYSTIQUE LS 1998 - Loaded, V6, 5 Speed, ABS, Air, Exec, cond. $9,800 (248)477-7363
SABLE GS 1997 81,000 miles, loaded, $6495 or best offer.
(734) 266-1811
SABLE GS 1994 - 74,500 miles, new transmission from dealer-ship, new brakes, runs & looks great, $5900 (734) 462-4159
SABLE 1993 loaded, 3.8, auto, all power, 137,000 miles, runs excellent, $2800.
(734) 425-3415
SABLE 1996 - loaded, auto, good cond., original owner, 72K, $7000/best. (248) 366-9020
SABL&LS 1995 - 4 Dr., 43,600 miles, fuily loaded. Service records, $6500. 248-853-7099
SABLE, 1998, LS - Exc. cond. Low miles. Must see. $8200
313-582-5107
SABLE LS 1993 - Exec, cond., Tan, Loded, Must seel $3900
(734)422-8907
SABLE 1994 LS Stationwagon -89,000 mi. Loaded. Exc. cond. $4500 734-420-2436
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SABLE 1999 LS. 28K, leather, remote keyless, 24V, auto, $12,500. Eves: 313-359-2367. Weekdays: 734-632-5611
SABLE 1992 LS Wagon -70,000 miles, loaded, must sell, $3500/best. (248) 258-6008
SABLE 1992 new batery, new rear struts, $2995.77,300 miles (734) 453-9320 call after 5
SABLE, 1996,1 owner, auto, air, power seats/windows, 98.6K mi. $8,500/best. 248-674-0234
SABLE 1998 - Showroom condi-tion. 30,000 mi. Must see. Asking $13,950. 248-629-3142
SABLE 1997 V6, Sedan LS, loaded, low miies, $10,300 or best offer. (734) 414-8277
TRACER 1993 LTS - auto, 154K, air, sunroof, runs great, $1700 734-422-4966.
TRACER 1994 TRIO - black, auto, power steering/windows, $3900. 248-203-7588.
861 Mitsubishi
ECLIPSE 1992, green, great condition, 120,000 miles, $2500/ best. (734) 326-8433.
ECLIPSE GST 1997 White/ Gray, manual, loaded. Original owner. $12,800. 810-731-2326
ECLIPSE 2000 GT, 6k, red, auto, sun roof, priced to sell! John Rogin Buick 734-525-0900.
ECLIPSE RS 1998 exc. cond. air, 12 disc CD w/remote, spoiier, alloy wheels, $11,000/ best. 248-851-8728
ECLIPSE, 1996 RS. Red, excel-lent condition. $6,500. Call:
(810) 229-5287
GALANT 1999 ES - biack, gray leather, cd, 39k, very ciean, $12,300/best. (248) 797-4727
3000 GT SL 1993 - auto, air, power, 115K hwy, $7900/best.
(248) 969-2628
3000 GT SL 1992 - 78k, 5 speed, white, ieather, great con-dition, $9,995. 248-553-0109
MITSUBISHI 1996 3000 GT -black w/tan interior, 74K, well kept, $12,000. (248) 363-1071
MITSUBISHI 3000 1998 GT SL, auto, red with black interior, 44K, ioaded, CD, moonroof, $22,500/best. 734-953-2699
MITSUBISHI 3000 GT SL, 1992 5 speed, air, loaded, leather, 93K, $8900 . 248-380-1569
SPIDER 1997 convertible - mint, 4400 miies, 5 speed, ioaded; $16,500/best. (248) 960-1192
Nissan
CENTRA 1995 - Exec. Cond., Black 4 dr., low miles, all power. $4995/best (313)533-6134
INFINITY 1996 G20 - 70,000 mi, excellent condition. $11,000. Call George (248) 544-7712.
MAXIMA 1995 - pw/pl, sunroof, CD/cassette, 5 speed, runs greatl $7500/best. 734-354-9454
MAXIMA 1996 SE Bose, stereo, cassette, cd, air, tilt, cruise, more. $10,895 or best offer.
(248) 390-6972
NISSAN, 1992 Pathfinder, 4 wheel drive, exc. cond., new exhaust, low mileage, $5900/flrm. 248-426-9325; 810-523-1960
NISSAN, 1992 Pathfinder, 4 wheel drive, exc. cond., new exhaust, low mileage, $5900/firm. 248-426-9325; 810-523-1960
NiSSAN 300ZX 1990 - 2+2, pearl, tan ieather, 5 speed, low miles, $13,800. 248-540-2106
QUEST GXE 1996 - auto, 71,000 miles, exc cond., dark green, $12,800. 810-939-3832
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862 Nissan
ULTIMA, 1998 GXE. 27K, full power, warranty, like new. $11,000/best. (248) 879-3749
864 Oidsmobile
ALERO 2001 - 4 dr., take over $260. payments, GMAC, no $$ down, 2500 miles. Leather, power: ps/pb, windows, roof, cd, keyless, air. 248-661-3510
ALERO GL 1999 - 2 dr., biack, loaded, 25K miles, warranty, $101,500. (810) 350-3585
AURORA 1997, leather, auto, stereo, hurry!
(734) 721-2886 www.premierautoauction.com
AURORA 1995, loaded, black cherry, heated leather seats, 55k, $11,500. (248) 879-7523.
AURORA, 1996, loaded, moon-roof, heated seats, exc. cond. 79K, $9,950. 248-921-2868
AURORA 1996 - red, tan leather, good condition, 74K, $10,200. (248) 626-6812
BRAVADA 2000 - fully loaded, sunroof, all power, heated seats, very low miles, assume 2 year iease, $336/mo. 248-738-6707
or 248-488-4473
CUTLASS 1994 Convertible 55K! white leather, loaded, exc! $9900. 248-569-0020
CUTLASS SUPREME 1990 auto, loaded,, air, clean, 92k actual, $3400/best. 248-360-1156
CUTLASS SUPREME 1995 Convertible • CD, ieather, auto, all power $9000. (810) 947-5413
CUTLASS SUPREME 1994, 4 dr., garnet red/garnet interior, cruise, tilt, AM/FM cassette, p.w., locks & seat. Exc. cond., 76,000 actual miles, $6500. 248-608-9951
CUTLASS SUPREME 1995 -53,000 miles, auto, air, am/fm cassette, pw/pl, exc. cond.,
734-416-9271
DELTA 88 Royale Brougham 1984 - 35K, new battery/belts/ tires, $4500. (248) 706-9822
DELTA 88,1986, V-6,53K, new tires, seat covers, runs fine, $1300/offer. (313) 535-4074
INTRIGUE, 1999 GL - White w/gray leather, Bose CD, moon-roof, chrome wheels, freshly d e t a i l e d . 4 5 , 3 0 0 m i l e s , $13,700. 248-960-0519
OLDS 1992 Delta. 4 Door, great car, well maintained. Great transportation. $3,800/best.
248-388-2904.
OLDS 88 1991,4 door, air, good condition, low miles, $3600. 248-952-5627
OLDS EIGHTY Eight 1997 LSS -42,000 miles, loaded, black leather. Immaculate. $12,900/ best. (248) 355-5420
OLDS 98 1992 - Loaded, 27 m.p.g., Hwy. car, Looks/runs great $5200/best 810-735-6068
OLDSMOBILE '88, 1994. Good cond., sunroof, full power, dark green. $6500. (248) 476-1233
OLDS 1991 Ninety Eight touring sedan - blue, ieather, loaded, 185K, $4900. 248-344-9466
OLDS, 1994 88 Royale LSS, white/grey leather, like new, classy car $6000.248-853-3286.
REGENCY 98 1990 Brougham garnet red, leather interior, V6, ioaded, 93K miies, exc. cond., runs great, $3500/best.
(248) 476-3228
SILHOUETTE 1994 - 3.8 L, V6, clean, loaded, new a.c., battery, 107k, $6,650. 810- 813-4181
Plymouth
ACCLAIM 1994 - everything on it. Only 21,000 mi. $4000. Call after 5pm (734) 422-5297
BREEZE 1996, auto., power moonroof, Kenwood CD, alarm, 68,000 miles, well maintained, $6200/best - 734-678-8228
BREEZE 1997, 4 door black, 87k miles, asking $6995 Eves 248-685-8855
BREEZE 1999 - keyless entry, pl/pw, 2.4L engine, 63,000 miles, $7995. 734-266-7121.
BREEZE 1998 - 70K miles, all power, clean car, $7700/best. Must sell! 248-545-9771.
BREEZE 1999 14,600 miles, loaded, exc. cond., $11,500 or best. (734) 513-5486 after 4.
HORIZON 1989 - well main-tained, 126k miles, $995/best.
(734) 397-8396
NEON, 1996 Coupe. Sharp, 40K miies, air, white w/black trim. $5,995. (734) 416-8950
NEON 1997, 2 door sport model, 72k mi., am/fm cassette, air, good condition, $4995.
(734) 453-9492.
866 Plymouth
NEON 2000 LX, 33k mi., auto, CD, loaded, silver exterior gray c loth Inter ior, very c lean. $11,000. (248) 543-9283
NEON 1997 - 49,000 miles, $5,190. (734) 729-8851
NEON 2000,5 speed, air, power sunroof, 3600 mi. Alabama car. $11,000/best. (248) 894-3247.
868 Pontiac
BONNEVILLE 1997 - auto, 4 dr, 90k, auto start, power, $8000.
810-337-1926
BONNEVILLE 1983 Exc cond. Loaded, no rust. 60,000 miies. $3500/best. 248-887-0462
BONNEVILLE, 1988 LE - 3800, $1500. New brakes, ciean inte-rior. Eves. 248-624-6843
BONNEVILLE, 1991 LE, very well maintained, looks & runs great, $2,300. SOLD
BONNEVILLE 1995 - ioaded, good cond., $7,000.
(810) 235-6498
BONNEVILLE SE 1993 - Green w/ beige int., 87k miles, ali power, sun roof, runs good. $5,500 After 6pm (248)615-0745
BONNEVILLE 1997 SE-very good cond, 100K+ hwy mi, good for student. $6250. 248-486-1254.
BONNEVILLE SSE 1995 Champagne, Loaded, leather, 82k miles, all power, Very Good Cond. $6700 248-620-1025
BONNEVILLE 2000 SSEi -exceptional low mi. Must sell by 5-1. $24,400. 313-532-7388.
BONNEVILLE 1996 SSEi -leather, roof, GM warranty, green, 82k, $12,400. 248-642-7325
BONNEVILLE SSE, 1994 -leather, CD, etc. 80K, exc cond. $6900. Dearborn. 313-563-4688
FIERO 1984 - Show Room Cond., 16k miles, stored, aimost new $7495/best 248-967-1428
FIREBIRD 1992 - aqua, auto, T-tops, loaded, good cond., 85,000 miles, must sell $5000/ best. 734-844-6842 after 6pm
FIREBIRD 1999, auto, black, T tops, loaded, $13,900. 248-212-4919 - 348-2404
FIREBIRD 1994, black/grey int. power, air, AM/FM w/CD, extras, very sharp, exc. cond. 116K, $5,900. (248) 620-0145
FIREBIRD 1999 - black, gray interior, V6, T-tops, Monsoon stereo system, great cond., $15,500. Jennifer 248-593-6400
FIREBIRD 1998 - black, loaded, 19,000 miies, never seen snow, $12,000/best. 734-522-8450
FIREBIRD 1992 - convertible, red, 5.0 L, ail power, 37,600 miles, $12,500. 734-721-8087
FIREBIRD 1991 Formula, t-tops, full power, body in great shape, runs exceiient, 113,000 miles, $4600/best. 734-697-7313
FIREBIRD FORMULA 1995, V8, 66,500 miles, red, T-top, air, stereo, cruise, power, exc. cond., $11,000/best - 734-699-2315
FIREBIRD 1978, 36,000 original mile's, mint cond. Asking $6700.
248-476-9329
FIREBIRD, 1995 - Red, 41K miles, auto, loaded, clean. Must seil. $7995/best. 734-432-1054
FIREBIRD 1994, red, t-tops, low miles, loaded, exc. cond., new tires. $9,500. 248-347-2212
FIREBIRD 1997 with smoke t-tops, auto, V6, $8999. TYME AUTO (734) 455-5566.
GRAND AM 1992 - Black w/ sunroof, sharp, 54K mi. $5500. Leave message. 248-489-5028
GRAND AM 1997 - 2 dr, V6, auto A/C, cruise/ CD, pi, pw, new tires, 75K, $6800/best. 734-547-0977.
GRAND AM 2000 GT - black, gray ieather, loaded, moonroof, chrome wheels, 11K, 2 yr. war-ranty left $16,995.734-765-3445
GRAND AM 2000 GT - black, gray leather, ioaded, moonroof, chrome wheels, 11K, 2 yr. war-ranty left $16,995,734-765-3445
GRAND AM 1995 GT. 2 Door, 55K miles, white, exc. cond., $7300 firm. (734) 721-1282
GRAND AM 1999 GT - 4 dr., black, 4 cyl., auto, cruise, power windows/doors, AM/FM CD, air, aluminum wheels. 40k mi. $12,500. Eves: 248-478-9556
Days: 734-669-6222
GRAND AM 1997 GT - 82K, black, 2 dr., fully loaded, moon-roof, $5500/best (313) 441 -1439
GRAND AM 1998 GT, '63,000 miles, mint, loaded, $10,500.
After 6pm: (248) 549-5467.
GRAND AM Gt Sedan 1998-53k mostly hwy. Purple, extras, cd. $10,500. 248-624-5846.
868 Pontiac
GRAND AM GT 1998, sedan, 3.1 L, V6, auto, 57K hwy miles, ti lt, cru ise, pw/pl, keyless remote, $8500. 734-254-0709
GRAND AM 1997 - 35k miles, 4 dr., excellent condition, $11,000. (248)202-7744 (248)766-7607
GRAND AM, 1987 -112K miles, exc. transportation, runs good, $1500 or best. 313-295-7694
GRAND AM 1991 LE, quad 4ho, 5 speed, loaded, good condition, $2500. (248) 348-8556.
GRAND AM 1996 - Red, clean, runs excellent, 73,000 miles, $7500/best. 734-953-2763.
GRAND AM 1999 SE, 4 door, black, auto, CD, spoiler, cruise, powe r s e a t s , 4 0 K m i les , $11,000. 248-645-5095.
GRAND AM SE 1999 - 4 dr., all power, spoiler, cruise, 46K hwy. miles, exec. cond. $12,000. Eve-nings (810)629-2861
GRAND AM 1987, V6, 3.0L, very good transportation. $950/ best (313) 278-7680
GRAND AM 1997 - white, 68K miles, 2 dr., 5 speed manual, new tires, very well maintained, $6300/best. 734-641-1302.
GRAND PRIX 1997 GT, 2 door, exc. cond., loaded, ext. war-ranty, $12,000. 810-566-5914.
GRAND PRIX 1998 GT 2 door, exc. cond, 35,000 miles, power equipment, cd, white, $13,700 or best offer (734) 455-5925
GRAND PRIX, 1999 GT. Exc. cond., loaded, green, coupe, $15,500/best. (248) 669-5763.
GRAND PRIX 1997 GT, 43K miies, loaded, extended war-ranty, exc. cond., $13,000 or best (734) 673-3215
GRAND PRIX 2000 GT -leather, moonroof, 4 dr, 9k miies, $17,200. 734-981-3897
GRAND PRIX 1997 GT -loaded, 38k, leather, sunroof, more. $13,100. 248-656-9371
GRAND PRIX 2000 GT ioaded, $16,000/best. 248-684-1182.
GRAND PRIX GT 2000 -17,000 miles, CD, non-smoker, exc cond., $16,900. 734-207-8720
GRAND PRIX GTP 2000. Black, 2 dr., fully loaded w/ ali extras. 18k miles. Assume lease for $333/mo. (248)363-0956
GRAND PRIX 1997 GTP 3.8 liter, black, loaded, $11,000.
(734) 425-4049
GRAND PRIX 2000 GTP, silver, 4 door, 23K miles, loaded, $19,100. 248-661-0309
GRAND PRIX GT 1998 red, loaded, leather, new tires/ brakes. 55K miles. $13,100 or best. Evenings 248 674-2970
GRAND PRIX GT 1998 Sedan, red, CD, Moonroof, adult owned, non smoker, warranty, 41 k miles. $15,500 (248)437-6017
GRAND PRIX 1993, loaded, sun roof, ground effects pkg. $4550. Very nice. 810-263-37P2
GRAND PRIX 1988 SE coupe, 81K, cold A/C, sharp, $3200/ best offer. (734) 397-5621.
GRAND PRIX 1998 SE 4 door, gold, 3.8 V6, premium wheels, many extras, financing avail-able. Private owner, $11,500.
(248) 669-2806.
GRAND PRIX 1991 SE - white, 2 dr., gray interior, original lady owner, non-smoker, exc cond., very clean, auto V6 3.1, pw/pl/p-seat, cruise, cassette, air, tilt, 125K, oil change every 3,000. $3900/best. 734-420-1530 x 248
eve: 734-455-2428
GRAND PRIX SRS 1997 -Great cond., loaded, 71,000 miles, $11,000. 248-645-9688
PONTIAC 6000 LE 1990 -loaded, remote start, alarm, am/ fm CD, 6 cyl, air, 112K miles, $2195. 3-9pm: 734-459-4125
SUNBIRD 1994 LE, 3.11, v6, auto, red, sport package, sharp car. $3500 firm. 734-612-4520.
SUNBIRD SE 1992 - Rebuilt 3.1 V6, red new tires brakes & exhaust. Exec. cond. 85K miles. $4000/best (248)887-8851
SUNFIRE 1997, auto, CD, A/C, stereo system, black. $4000/ best. Must Sell! 734-482-0879.
SUNFIRE, 1995 convertible, all options, cell phone, 5 speed, $4,995/best. (248) 391-1895.
SUNFIRE 1996 CONVERTIBLE dark green, w/black top, very good cond., 77K original miles, every option . $8300/best offer
(248) 374-9416
SUNFIRE 1996 convertible, 5 speed manual, AC, pw/pl, CD, new tires, $7900. 24&474-9103
SUNFIRE 1998 - 2 dr., white, CD, air, auto, $8995.
(734) 455-6336
868 Pontiac
1998 SUNFIRE GT- automatic, white, 90k highway miles, pw/pl, air, CD, spoiler, good cond. $7,000/best. (734)844-7371.
SUNFIRE 1999 GT convertible 14,000 miles, exc. cond., black, $14,999 or assume lease.
(248) 553-3345
SUNFIRE1998 GT, fuliy loaded, exc. cond., 51,500 highway miles, regular maintenance,-$11,000/best. (248) 426-7138
SUNFIRE, 1995 - Original owner. New transmission, newer tires & brakes. Weil maintained, $3200/best. 248-322-9333
TRANS-AM 1994 - Black, 6 speed, leather, Exc cond, CD, air. $9,800 (810)229-8043
TRANS AM, 1987. Ex. cond., 57K miles, T-tops, red. $7500.
(734) 981-0215
TRANS AM, 2000, Firehawk. Biack, leather, loaded, T-tops, SHARP! $29,900,734-591-0913
TRANS AM, 1998. Fuliy loaded, stored winters, perfect cond. $18,000/best offer. (248) 380-7455
TRANS AM 1997 Ram Air -black, charcoal interior, t-tops, CD, chrome wheels. Exc. cond., not abused. 69K hwy. miles. $17,500, (248) 390-3216.
TRANS AM -1996, T-tops, auto. Great summer carl Low miles. $14,500. (248)347-2810.
870 Saturn
COUPE SC 1992 - Red, New alternator, struts, & tires. Very clean runs greatl $3000 (248)887-8851
SATURN 2000 LS-2 Sedan, dk. - : green/beige, 6 cylinder, loaded! -18,800 miles, 1 owner, non- >v smoker, $16,000. 313-441-4215
SATURN LW2, 2000 - 13K, V6, leather, CD/tape, loaded, like new. $18,900. 734-451-5695.
SATURN 1996 SC2 - biack, 80K mi, 5 speed, air, tiit, stereo/tape; $5800. (734) 354-1974.
SATURN SC2 1997 - ieather, ABS, forest green, exc cond, $7800/best. (248) 380-9580
SATURN SC1 1999, 5 SP., air, 49K, am-fm cassette, sunroof, $9000/best. 248-350-3112
SATURN SC1 1997 - 5 speed, purple w/spoiier, alloys, 24-40 mpg, air, am-fm cassette, 1 owner.$8,900/best 248-349-4062
SATURN SL1 1998 - Auto , 4" dr., air, AM/FM cassette, 42K mi., $8500/best. (248)328-9942.
SC2 1995 - Air, leather* power locks, windows, ABS, air bags. < $6,000 734-254-0597"
SC2,1997 - Black/tan, auto, air, power, cruise, alioy wheels, CD, 29K. $11,600. 248-855-5756,-
SC1, 1993 - 2 Dr, 5-speed, 95K miles, air, ABS, exc. cond.-$4200/best. 248-922-3493
SC2 1996 - Loaded! Dark green, ieather, moon roof, 49K miles $7900/best (734)453-0677
SC1,1994, white, air, auto, 76K ' miles, $4,000. 734-453-8408
SC2 1997 - White/grey,' 5 speed, sunroof, air, Cd, power," 34k miles $8,600 (248)624-4052
SL2 1997 - auto, air, 36k, am-fm, ps/pb, dark green, good c o n -dition. $7600. 248-449-2835
SL2 1995 - auto, air, 91,000 miles, gold, exc overall, $5200/ best. (734) 425-0031
SL2 -1997, auto, black, air, 45k,. cassette, exc. cond. $8,200/best. (734) 420-5181
SL 1999 - Clean, air, traction control, great MPG, 5 speed, $9500/best. (248) 202-4863."
SL1, 1997, 4 door, 5 speed manual trans, red, one owner,.. $5,000/best. 734-459-8257P»
SL2 1996 - 4 dr., air, auto trans?-• ali power, remote entry, AM/FM" cassette, ABS, warranty, $8,0Q££
(248)879-1038,
SL1 - 1 9 9 7 4dr., auto, all power?* sunroof, Red. Well maintained*-$5500. (248) 540-255t:
SL2 1998 - 4 dr., auto, loaded • power sunroof, 45K miles, dealer maintained, white, $8500. 248-299-4288 734-260-0970
SL1 1991, 4 dr., 78k, clean, auto, air, cassette, locks & more. $2750 248-681-7756
SL2 1993 - 121K, moonroof,'-traction, extras. New braked/, exhaust. $3900 248-643-8425.
SL2 1998 loaded, leather, 5 speed, power sunroof, cruise? premium sound, 41K miles, exer cond,. $9400. (248) 649-5564.,
SL2 1997 - Loaded, ps./pb ; !
moonroof, dark blue, auto $7,900. 734-459-01 OS-
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870 Saturn
SL2 1991 133,000 miles, 5 speed, white, loaded. $2000 or best. (313) 535-6129
SL1 1995 23,000 miles, with cruise, $6800 or best offer
(248) 476-1831
SL2 1997 sedan green, power windows/locks, tilt, cruise. Exc. cond. $5900. 248-240-2424
SW2 1997 air, am/fm cassette, tilt, cruise, 50k miles, runs well, red, good cond., asking $7995/ best. (734) 587-7901
872 Toyota
AVALON, 1997, super clean, white & tan, leather, sunroof, CD changer, 64k hi-way miles, must see, $15,500. 248-645-0535.
Toyota Camry 1997 XLE - 4 cyl. Super clean, must see. 43,500 mi. $14,300/best. 734-981-1572
CAMRY 1999 - Burgundy, beige interior, 30K miles, 2.0 liter, auto, air, ABS & PS, power win-dows/locks, CD, new tires, exc cond., $14,995 (248)926-8399
CAMRY 1996 • 4 door sedan, 91K miles, white, leather, sun-roof, CD, $8750. (248) 887-0934
CAMRY 1997, LE-4, original owner, loaded, exc. cond., beige, ABS, security system, 54k, $11,750. 248-624-7747
CAMRY 1998 LE - V6, auto, 4 door, campaign, air, leather, sunroof, power locks/windows, security, cassette/CD, excellent, 26K, $15,900. 248-668-1770.
CAMRY XLE 1992 - White, sun-roof; 103K miles, Great car! $5,800 (734)422-1078
CELICA 2000 GTS, blue, 6 speed, air, sunroof, CD, power windows & locks, 16K miles, $19,500. 734-354-6676
CELICA 1995 ST - 56k, gold package, manual, 1.8 L, power, $9000/best. (248) 377-6364.
COROLLA 1999 CE, 5 speed, excellent condit ion, 20,000 miles, $12,000/best. Serious calls only to (248) 546-1883.
COROLLA 2000 3800 miles, loaded, $l3,000/best. Leave message (248) 851-8592
MR2 SPYDER 2001, rare mid engine roadster, 5500 miles, silver/ black, $24,500. 248-344-8117
PAQEO 1993 - looks/runs good, 121K miles, reconditioned, sun-roof, black, under bluebook price $3995. (734) 207-8352
SUPRA 1996 - 23K miies, mint, auto, air, full power, custom, $23,000/best. 734-341-0039
SUPRA 1990, white, Targa top, no rust, very clean, auto, all power. $4500. (313) 535-6235
TOYOTA CAMRY XLE 1998 black, 40,000 miles, fuliy loaded, exc. cond., $14,000 or best offer. (248) 231-4362
874 Volkswagen
BEETLE 1998 - Black, cloth, auto, air, cruise, power windows & much more. 30,000 miles. $13,900. (248) 545-5210
BEETLE, 1999 GLS. White, 5 Speed, 23K mostly highway miles, air, cassette, great cond. $14,950 including 4 snow tires.
(248) 737-4838
BEETLE 1999 - green, 8,000 miles, auto, like new, $14,900/ best offer. (248) 624-8636
BEETLE, 1998 - Red, super ciean, loaded + 6-disc CD. 19K miies, $14,500. 248-656-1032.
BEETLE 1999 - 5 speed, 15,500 miles, CD/cassette, Exc Cond. $14,000 (248)623-4960
BETTLE1999, BLACK, 5 speed, a/c, power windows & tocks 40K miles. $14,900/best (734)358-5443
CABRiO 1995 - Convertible Exec Cond, 81K miles. 28 M.P.G.! $9,500 (248)644-7805
CABRIOLET 1985 - 55k miles, a l l w h i t e , e x e c . c o n d . ,
(248)851-4943
CABRIO 1997 - White, convert-able, tan leather, all options. 40K miles. $14,000. (248)203-6795
JETTA GL 1997 - Good Cond. black exterior, beige interior, auto , air, cassette. 67k miles. $9,000/best (810)595-5721
JETTA 1997 GL - 58,000 miles, 5 speed, 4 dr., green, $9500/ best. (734) 454-7094
JETTA GLS 2000 - 1.8L Turbo, 5 speed, red, beige interior, power sunroof, Monsoon sound, CD, heated seats, 13K miles, $18,500. 734-546-0354
JETTA 1995 GL - 5 speed, power sunroof, 94K, $7000/best. Leave message 248-799-8247
JETTA 1997 GT, 65,800 miles, am/tam radio, air, cruise, moon-roof, $9850. 248-735-8231.
JETTA 1994 - White. Security system. Blue book $5700. Asking $5000. 248-933-6512
KARMEN GiA, 1971 coupe, yellow/black interior, newer brakes, battery & tires, runs OK, $3,000/best. (734) 207-1901.
NEW BEETLE 2000 GLX Turbo, 8100 miles! Leather, stick, heated seats, ABS, keyless/alarm, side air bags, sunroof, cd changer, spoiler, warranty. $19,O0O/best Caii 8-5 248-204-7357
PASSAT 1991- 4 door, auto, moonroof, full power $3500/ best. 734-427-4743.
PASSAT, 1994, GLX. 54K miles, exc. cond., leather, sun-roof, $9,400. 248-476-3916
PASSAT 2001 GLX - loaded/ mint cond. Silver/black leather, CD, sunroof, heated seats, more. $29,000. 248-661-6898
PASSAT 2000 GLX Sedan, 20,000 miles, factory warranty, auto, leather, CD, power root, heated power seats, Anthracite blue, 17" wheels, $23,900.
248-645-9482
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PASSAT 1999 - 27,000 miles, good condition, Atloy wheels, silver, charcoal cloth interior, $15,900/best. 248-981 -5867
PASSAT 1990 - new air, tires, belts, exhaust, etc. 166k, good cond. $3000. (248) 334-2787
SUPER BEETLE 1972 -needs work. $2500.
(248) 977-7504
VOLVO 960 Wagon 1993 - hunt-er's green, camel leather, 80K, $9900. (248) 755-4475
876 Autos Over $2,000
DODGE NEON 1997, 4 door, dual airbags, ABS, power win-dows, power locks, 85K miles. $4,900. (734) 878-3766
FORD, 1993 Tempo. Auto, Air, 118K mi.; new engine at 80K mi. $3 ,000 /bes t . Af ter 3pm:
248-437-7765.
GXE ALTIMA 1994 black, auto, air, power windows & locks, 150K mi les, dr ives great, $3,000. Call (734) 367-0352
PROBE 1989 • new paint, power locks/windows, newer tires & more. $2200/best. 734-454-4611
THUNDERBIRD 1996, loaded, V-8, original owner, clean! 72K miles. $8,800. (248) 486-1583
CADILLAC DEVILLE 1986 -good condition, $1600/best.
(248) 738-5880
C A R S F R O M $ 5 0 0 ! Police Impounds & Tax Repos.
Lists: 800-319-3323, X7375.
CAVALIER 1993,105k, 4 cyl., 5 speed manual. Runs good, needs muffler. $700/best. Eves. 734-699-5301.
CHEVY 1988 Celebrity. Runs great. $500/best.
(313) 537-3489
CHEVY NOVA 1988- 4 door, auto , air, good cond, owner $750. 248-644-8604.
CHRYSLER Caravelle 1985, runs great, grandma's car, 60K, 31650/best. 1986 FORD Mark VI! LSC, runs great, $1600/best. 1986 FORD Stake Truck, $1000/ best. 1992 TEMPO, for parts, best Offer. 248-698-9225.
CUTLASS 1986, 2dr, runs good. Whole or parts. $700/best. (248) 926-8077 734-812-0541
DELTA 88 1989, dependable, $1000. Pontiac J2000 1983, Looks great, new tires, 78,000 miles, new trans, needs brakes • $1000. 734-397-3476
DELTA 88 1989 - Exc. transpor-tation. Mechanically exc. 160K. Black. $1500. 248-593-9603
DODGE 1989 Caravan - good condition, $1200.
313-533-5843, 313-538-6840
DODGE 1984 SHELBY - Looks & runs great. $1500/best. Ask for Mark. (313) 277-0664.
51 Autos Under 82,000
DODGE 1988 D150 - 318 auto, blue, runs good, new brakes, shocks, radiator, cd player, power, $1500. 248-624-7129
6000 1989 - 4 door, runs good. $1000. (734) 522-2387
ESCORT 1991 - CD, auto, good condition, 107K, $1400/best.
(734) 455-1533
ESCORT 1993 LX wagon $1200/best. 734-721-8773
FESTIVA 1992 - exc transporta-tion, great gas mileage, $1650.
(248) 366-3238
FORD F-150 1988 - 6 cyl., 5 speed, 161K, $800/best.
Call (313) 532-2294
878 Autos Under $2,000
FORD, 1993 Festiva. 4 speed, low miles, great on gas. New muf-fler. $1850/best. (734) 414-0113
FORD RANGERS 1987 & 1988, need work. $1200 a pair or best offer. (734) 721 -8773
FORD RANGER XLT 1987 - V6, mechanically sound, $1500/ best, (734) 458-1186
FORD THUNDERBIRD 1986 -auto, clean, V6, $1925.
313-990-7440
FORD VANS - both late 1980's, 1 futl-s!ze, 1 mini, $1200 ea. or best offer. (734) 522-1188
GRAND PRIX, 1991, front end damage, 149K, runs great, dependable. $800,810-750-7014
878 Autos Under $2,000
GMC SUBURBAN 1987 - 6.2 L diesel, newer motor and trans, runs g r e a t l $ 2 0 0 0 / b e s t
(734)595-6400
GRAND VOYAGER 1988, LE, 3.0 V6, 150k miies, no rust, clean interior, 1 owner, $1800. Scott - 734-981-1564
HONDA 1988 Accord LX 4dr„ 5speed, 140K, original owner. Service records. Clean. Reli-able. $1850. (248) 539-0724
HONDA 1988 preiude - 140k, runs well, all power, moonroof, $1000/best. (248) 398-0343
LINCOLN TOWNCAR 1988 high miles, good mechanical cond. $1000 (734)427-1435
Autos Under $2,000
LUMINA 1991 Sedan, 1 owner, needs TLC. $1500. Call to arrange appt. 248-265-5310.
MERCEDES BENZ 1971 sedan 88K miles, 6 'cylinder, doesn't run. Asking $800. best offer
(734) 422-7976 after 5 p.m.
MITSUBISH11991, Eclipse GS, 5 sp. needs clutch, runs great $1100/best offer 734-421-7101
PONTIAC 1989 Bonneville -264K miles, runs/looks great, $1200/best. 248-328-0056
PONTIAC 1988 Bonnevil le, SSE. Lots of miles, runs great. $750/best. (248) 373-3543.
878 Autos Under $2,000
PONTIAC GRAND AM 1990 -Black, fair Cond. 148k miles, $1,500/best (734)595-3194
PONTIAC 1987, Safari wagon, looks good, runs good. $1750/ best. (248) 391-1504.
RANGER 1994 - looks & runs super, $1899. TYME AUTO (734) 455-5566.
SATURN SC 1991 - Stick, run & looks good! 1 adult owner, $1000 (734)455-1563
T-BIRD 1988 $1200. 160,000 miles. New tires/brakes/exhaust. Wei l m a i n t a i n e d . Can ton .
734-459-6748 after 5pm.
878 Autos Under $2,000
VOYAGER 1989 - 132K, tuned at 120K, many new parts, air/ heat work, $1800.734-513-6101
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4 DOOR XLS 4x4 tC V6 engine, 5-speed air to. O/D trans., Tate, C/K carpet, step bar, rad io w/single
Ford Employee or Eligible Family Member
WAS&>8595 N O W $ 2 2 , 1 0 1 ° ° * * Owner Loyalty *
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S P O R T T R A C 4 x 4 Gold dsaicoat, i red tan ^sort bud«t wtealher, 4 .OLSOC V6 eng.. 5-speed auto 0/D trans, 4,10 lira slip axle, prem. sport group, P25 70R16 A/T CWl tires, step bar, front tow hccte, fog lamps, wheels, 16' casteium., oonven. group, spekl coriiioltoaiherfilt wheel, autcJcdVrefocK rerotekeytessentry, SeattwOTnfcftgroup, frcntcR«head consde, pcwer driv» seats-way, leather U/B bucketseats.
Ford Employee or Eligible Family Member $ 2 1 J B 5 0 6 0 *
4 x 2 • SPORT Deep wedgewood blue clearcoat, drk. grapht cloth sport bucket, 4.0L SCHC V6 eng. 5-speed auto O/D trans, 3.73 ratio reg. axle, prem. sport group, step bar, front tow hooks, fog lamps, ccwen group sp control/leather tilt whl„ puddle lamps, autolock/relock, remote keyless entry, cloth comfort group, power dnv<
WAS $29,430 NOW * OFF LEASE BUY *
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Ford Employee or Eligible Family Member
/BORIS BSW tires, sport group, rear spoiler; teel. 2.0L DOHC 16V zatec eng., ccrnfort
WAS $16,255
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seat 8-way, wheels, 16'cast alum, cloth L/B bucket seats. Ford Employee or Eligible Family Member
WAS $25,045 i w m ' 1 7 , 1 ^ 4
Stk. #15012
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XLT • 4X4 Oxford white clearcoat, dart< green 40/60 split bench, pref. equip, pka. 507A, XLT series, overhead consoi' AM/FM stereo/clk/singie CD. air. 5.41 EFIV8 eng.. elect 4-spd auto O/D. 3.55 ratio iim sin; ane 6oiX* i.ivWP elect shtft-4x4. trailer tow group. P265/70R-17 OWL all-terrain, skid plates. 17" cast aiurp wneeis. lonneau cover-soft
Ford Employee or Eligible Family Member
WAS $32,435 NOW8 ! * OFF LEASE BUY *
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3.0 liter V6 engine, five speed
automatic overdrive transmission, XLT trim, 60/40 split bench seat, air conditioning. Stk. #12857T
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3.8, four speed automatic overdrive transmission, comfort
roup, auxiliary climate control system, luggage
rack, privacy glass.
Stk. #12670T
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4.2 liter V6 engine, electronic four speed automatic overdrive
transmission, AM/FM stereo clock.
CD player, sliding rear window,
trailer towing group class 111, cloth,
captain's chairs, power driver's seat,
P255/70R-16 OWL al l-season 3.55
ratio limited slip axle, Stk. #18657T
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Cloud 9 white clearcoat, 2.0L DOHC
16VZetec Engine, -automatic transaxle,
power group, premium group, CFC-Free air
conditioning. Stk. #12352 3.0L 2V 6 cyl- flex fuel engine, aIaTiatic overdrive transmission, P215/60KK16 all season tires, floor mats front
4-wheel antibck brakes, 5-spoke painted aluminum wheels. Sft. 13214
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4.0L S0HCV6 engine, 5-speed auto
overdrive trans, 3.55 ratio regular axle, Michelin tires. XLS Sport Group, floor
mats, step bar, radio w/single CD. cast aluminum wheels.
Stk. #2G238T
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t ransmiss ion , p r e m i u m spor t g r o u p , s t e p bar,
c o n v e n i e n c e g roup , c lo th c o m f o r t g r o u p , 16" c a s t a l u m i n u m whee l s , c lo th L / B
b u c k e t seats. Stk. # 1 3 2 8 4 T
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36 Mo. RCL
3.8L EFI engine, automatic overdrive transmission, V6 sport appearance group,
R16ali season tires, leather wrapped steering wheel, 16" bright
machined wheels, black accent stripe.
Stk. #18709
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Five speed, air conditioning.
Stk. #19844T
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" "Lease payments inc lude all renewal release and other incentives assigned to Avis Ford. ' l 5 0 per mile in excess of 12,000 miles per year. Lessee has no obl igat ion to purchase car at lease end, but m a y ar range to purchase at a price to be negot iated with Avis Ford at lease inception. Subject to credit approval. Lessee Is responsible for excess wear a n d tear. Payments d o not include monthly use tax. Pictures m a y not represent actual sate vehicles. Sale ends 7/2/01.
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