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IN T H E P A P E R

TODAY TASTE

Cherries: Tart or sweet, cherries are one of summer's jewels. Cher-ries taste good, and are good for you./B1

Focus on Wine: Unprecedented demand overheats Bordeaux wine prices. /B1

ARTS & LEISURE

Art: The Detroit Institute of Arts showcases the "Splendors of Ancient Egypt" in one of the largest exhibits to visit the Unit-ed States./ C I

Fair: Art in the Park in Plymouth Jnly 12-13 draws nearly 400 artists and craftsmen who sell their pottery, painting, jewelry, photography, sculpture, glass and wearable art./CI

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Artley says farewell to school district B Y S G Q C L U N D

As of midnight June 30, David Artley ended hia 14-year tenure on the school board. "I'm off and Roland Thomas is on."

Artley may be off the school board, but he 's on to new experiences, which includes a board m e m b e r s h i p on t h e Educational Excellence Founda t ion . He also Davto Artley w a s named i n t e r i m director of community health for Kalamazoo County, where he serves as director of development.

Artley loves where he Uvea and works The fact tha t he commutes every day between Canton and Kalamaxoo defines much of who he it: "People might accuse me of either being stupid or stub-born. but I don't compromise much."

The day after hia official retirerfent, Artley tal-lied up his investment in the school district: 18 houra a day. 52 weeks, 14 years. "It was a good investment."

He also reflected on hia experiences as a school board trustee, some frustrating, moat satisfying.

"In the fall of 1983 was the last strike. 1 think strikes can be avoided with good communication. I wasn ' t mad about the teachers. I was made about an archaic system tha t didn't allow us to communicate." Artley believes the communication mechanisms have changed aince the strike and

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Roads: Canton wants control

ey local r e s i d e n t s t r u s t t h e t o w n s h i p m o r e t h a n o t h e r e n t i t i e s to h a n d l e r o a d s f u n d i n g .

BY RICHARD PEARL STAFF WRITER

C a n t o n r e s i d e n t s say when i t comes to the township's roads, traf-fic congestion is their top concern and they trust the township most to handle any roads funding.

Those were among the results of a special survey reported by Canton's Blue Ribbon Roads Committee at a Tuesday night study session.

The meet ing, at tended by s t a t e and county officials as well as town-ship board members, was the last in a ser ies of informat ion-gather ing efforts by the committee before it

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meets July lb to torm a consensus on its recommendations to the town-ship board of trustees.

The survey, mailed to 2,000 Can-ton res idents and 500 businesses, rated the overall condition of town-ship roads as below average, giving it a 3 ranking out of a possible 10.

Other survey results put left turns as the top safety concern and said if local f u n d i n g were a v a i l a b l e , repaving th$ roads should be the top priority.

Ford Road and Lilley was named both the most congested and t h e least-safe intersection, while Shel-don Road from Warren to Ford got the vote for worst road-condition.

R e s p o n d e n t s were s t rong ly against a dedicated local tax to fund local road m a i n t e n a n c e and improvements but were more closely divided on support ing a s ta te gas tax increase for it. Some 63 percent said "no" to a local tax versus 32 percent in favor, while half favored a s tate gas tax increase and 46 per-cent were opposed.

A whopping 82 percent said they believed Canton Township "would be the mos t effect ive" in m a n a g i n g funds for local-road main tenance and improvements.

And the respondents showed they know thei r roads: 76 percent cor-rectly identified Wayne County a s ' the governmental body owning and maintaining the majority of Canton roads.

The s u r v e y got an "exce l len t" response r a t e of 30 percent, with more than 700 residents and busi-ness owners completing and return-

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Charred remains

Trial by fire: Court resumes despite tragedy BY REVEE SKOGLUND STAFF WRITES

Only a debris-filled shell remains, the punched out windows still framed by their white shut ters . The roof is gone, and steel rods poke above the walls like charred reeds. A look inside reveals an amalgam of burned wood, scorched pipes and hanging skins of insulation.

It's the day after the 35th District Court building burned down.

At 10 a.m. c lean-up crews-from Montgomenr & Sons, fire and restoration contractors, began nailing plywood across the doors and windows and cordoning off the remains with cyclone fencing.

"Oar main effort is to make sure the building is secure and the site is secure. The city has a public heal th and safety issue here," said Paul Sincock, director of the of Plymouth Municipal Services.

Sincock glanced toward the blackened remains of the court house's air-conditioning system. T h a t was the brand new heat ing and cooling system. It was going on-line yesterday and today."

As Sincock worked with the clean-up crews and a Channel 2 news'reporter roamed the grounds, court staff members gathered near Ernesto's parking lot. Court was to convene at 1 p.m. in the Plymouth City Commission Chambers at city hailt Staff needed to meet beforehand.

"We're meeting at Ernesto's to update staff and form committees. Well start delegating how to rebuild this court," said court supervisor Judy Richardson, who has been with the 35th District Court for 23 years. "Lowe and McDonald have been out looking for a new place to rest our heads."

When asked about the when and where of rebuilding the court facility, Judge Ron Lowe said: There ' s no call on that."

The court owns the property, which Lowe said is an expense factor. The building was constructed in 1981, with a n€w section, including a courtroom, added in

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Ravaged: Ventilators were blown off of the roof of Parker Cylinder located just east of the destroyed 35th District Court. Judge Ron Lowe (center) surveys the dam-age with court officer George Berg and Ply-mouth City Commissioner and local attor-ney Dennis Shrewsbury.

Storm aftermath BY RICHARD PEARL STAFF WRITER

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Pub l i c works , police and fire depar tments in Canton were kept b u s y -but not overwhelmingly so—in t h e wake of Wednesday a f te rnoon ' s powerful thunderstorm.

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power to 3,500 Can ton customers as well as tens of thousands of customers elsewhere.

"I guess we were l ucky , " said Joe Teramino-, * a s s i s t a n t superintendent of Canton Public Works. T h e bulk of tRe s to rm p a s s e d through the township in

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Yikes: Residents Lorri and Glenn Modson stepped out-side to assess the damages from Wednesday night's storm and found an uproot-ed 20-year-old pine resting on their front lawn (below). They also noticed four paws poking out from the water vent on their front lawn. The Modsons uncovered a fearful raccoon.

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Court from page A1

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era l offers of temporary shel ter for the homeless court f rom the five communit ies it serves: Ply-m o u t h , P l y m o u t h T o w n s h i p , C a n t o n T o w n s h i p , N o r t h v i l l e a n d N o r t h v i l l e T o w n s h i p . " Judges are cal l ing from every-where," said Lowe.

According to Cour t Admin i s -t r a to r Kerry Erdman , t h e court k e p t computer back-up files on all criminal and civil cases. He sa id the P lymou th C o m m u n i t y Fire Department retrieved some files in cabinets t h a t "look like they're not in too terrible shape ." Histories can be recreated,

E r d m a n said he had a l r eady spoken with

Ameritech officials about set-t i n g up a v o i c e - m a i l s y s t e m sometime Thursday mQrning.

Court officials and employees, firefighters and police were not a lone in the i r n i g h t t i m e b a t t l e w i t h t h e f i r e . T h e S a l v a t i o n Army provided cold wa te r , pop a n d punch. McDonald's r e s t au -r a n t on Ann Arbor Road did the s a m e , s e n d i n g w h a t e v e r w a s needed, including food and bev-erages.

A n e c d o t a l s t o r i e s b e g a n to emerge the day a f t e r the fire.

P e g g y W i n g a r d . c o u r t c o n -t r o l l e r a n d a 1 7 - y e a r c o u r t e m p l o y e e , s a i d t h a t a s s h e

• Court off ic ials and employees, firefighters and police were not alone In their nightt ime battle with the f ire. The Salvation Army provid-ed cold water, pop and punch. McDonald's restaurant on Ann Arbor Road did the

watched t h e building burn , she thought , "But the payroll is all done."

F i r e f i g h t e r s r e t r i e v e d t h r e e paint ings among the ruins , two of which were portraits of Judge Ron Lowe and Judge John Mac-Donald. "Our two port ra i ts sur-vived. I don't know why. J u s t a little bit of water to be brushed off the canvas . They were in a case," said Lowe.

Next door a t E r n e s t o ' s , cus-tomers and people tak ing shelter in the res tauran t were t rea ted to some free lessons on wine tast-ing by m a n a g e r J i m McMillan. When the tornado s i rens bai led . McMillan decided to she l te r his group in the basement wine cel-lar. All were treated to free sam-ples.

"He basically conducted a wine seminar and a tour of the bowels

of Ernesto's," said Rocky Todd, a bartender. Todd added that the tour included s to r i e s about the r e s t a u r a n t ' s r e s i d e n t g h o s t , Jacob.

When word came to evacuate, everybody left, including the cus-tomers. Thei r "tabs f rom about 12 tables were on the house.

Contrary to w h a t w a s reported b y t e l e v i s i o n n e w s , E r n e s t o ' s sustained no damage . T h e y did pump water on t h e roof to pre-vent any th ing f rom happening , being such an old building," said server Jenni fer F a r r a n d .

Two Ernes to ' s employees pro-vided eyewitness accounts.

T h e fire was huge. It started on the l e f t s ide of t h e building. Smoke poured ou t of t h e center stack. It jus t kept spreading. I was pret ty calm. It was one of the most excit ing days I've had at work," said server Kate Gard-

"When t h e s t o r m h i t , t h e t ransformer w a s blown f igh t off the pole. There were flames com-ing out of it . L a t e r on, it was jus t lying the re , smoking." said bartender Sandi Smi th .

Last night, J u d g e MacDonald referred to the fire as "unbeliev-able." He sa id : " I t ' s an over-worked term, but ent i rely appro-priate."

His words s t i l l he ld t rue the next day.

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the a rea be tween Ford and Joy roads.

"I h a v e a r a i n gauge a t F i r e Sta t ion No 2 too War ren Road near Haggerty» and we got 1-1/2 inches of r a in t h e r e and jus t a half-inch crt DPW headquar ters" • m Slmldun Ituad jouth »!'.Muhi gan Avenue.

The s torm seemed to be pick-ing up power as it exited Canton for West land, Livonia and points east and north .

The Holiday P a r k subdivision near Joy and 1-275 east of Hag-gerty was the hardest -hi t area in t e r m s of d o w n e d or d a m a g e d t r e e s , s a i d T e r a m i n o . "Those

homes a r e a lmost 30 yea r s old a n d t h e t r e e s a r e f u l l a n d mature ."

He s a i d D P W t r e w s s p e n t hours in t h a t and other subdivi-sions pull ing trees out of roads. It's Wayne County's job. he said, iir.i "U .- VM r:ik^n rhp stance that we 've got to get it done ," sa id Teramino . "We know what it is to have fire and ambulance pro-tection needed" but unable to get to the site, h e said, adding t h a t s t o r m - r e l a t e d d a m a g e a l s o m a k e s life much more di f f icul t for older residents.

He c a u t i o n e d , however , t h a t D P W d o e s no t go on p r i v a t e

property to get trees or branches a n d d o e s no t r e e - t r i m m i n g . Trees or branches have to be in the s t ree t s or otherwise on pub-lic property.

"We plan to be working Mon-day and Tuesday in about a half-dozen s u b d i v i s i o n s , f i n i s h i n g

he said.

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were without power as of 4 p.m. T h u r s d a y , said Detroi t Edison , bu t the utility expected power to be 90-95 percent restored by la te Friday, July 4.

D o w n e d t r e e s h i t t i n g p o w e r lines and knocking out poles was t h e m a i n cu lpr i t , accord ing to M a r y Kay Bean, a Detroi t Edi-s o n s p o k e s w o m a n . " In t h e s e cases, we have to rebuild the sys-tem, br ing ing in new poles a n d e x c a v a t e and insta l l t h e m , not j u s t res t r ing wires.

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C a n t o n pol ice on T h u r s d a y a f t e r n o o n w e r e s t i l l d i r e c t i n g t ra f f ic at major townsh ip in ter -s e c t i o n s d u e to t r a f f i c l i g h t s knocked out Wednesday.

Al though t h e r e were no seri-o u s s t o r m - r e l a t e d t r a f f i c acci-d e n t s , five i n t e r s e c t i o n s w e r e wi thout t raff ic l ights , including Ford Road at 1-275, Ford at Lil-ley and Haggerty a t Cherry Hill Roads, according to Officer Timo-thy Wright.

There was no s t ruc tura l dam-a g e to t h e new S a i n t J o s e p h Mercy Heal th Building in Can-

ton f rom W e d n e s d a y even ing ' s violent thunders to rm, according to a spokesperson.

Canton ' s fire d e p a r t m e n t had 48 incidents in the 24 hours end-ing a t midnight , July 2, with 40 of t hem coming a f t e r 6:01 p.m.. when the s torm hit, th ings didn't

l i te iiu\ "quite down un t i l a r o u n d mid n igh t , acco rd ing to F i r e Chie f Mike Rorabacher , who said the d e p a r t m e n t hand les 15-20 inci-dents on a normal day.

D u r i n g a n d a f t e r t h e s t o r m , the depa r tmen t had 17 repor ts of d o w n e d w i r e s , e i g h t c a l l s to investigate smell of smoke or gas and three false a larms caused by the s to rm t r igger ing e lec t ronic s y s t e m s — " n o t u n u s u a l - i n t h e s e c i r c u m s t a n c e s , " t h e chief sa id .

T h e r e w e r e also t h r e e m e d i c a l -t r a n s p o r t a t i o n r u n s — n o n e s t o r m - r e l a t e d — a n d a rescue call after a traffic accident. The depart-ment had one fire truck in Plymouth helping fight the 35th District Court

blaze for about 3-1/2 hours. The chief 6aid the department had

one interesting invest igat ional call prior to the s t o r m . A m a n in the 7500 block of Kingsbridge called for. help in disposing an unexpioded fire-works device he said he had found on the ground during an aerial dis-nlav live years ago.

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The man had taken the item so that children wouldn't play with it and left it in h i s g a r a g e . The fire department contacted the Michigan State Police, who sent a bomb squad to take it away.

"I'm g lad h e d i d n ' t put in the garbage." said Rorabacher.

The storm blew the felt t a r paper off the roof area of the new Saint Joseph Mercy Health Building under construction at Canton Center and Palmer Roads, but caused no dam-age.

Margo Bur rage , S a i n t Joseph media r e l a t i o n s m a n a g e r , said two-by-fours h a d b e e n holding the paper down unti l i t could be in s t a l l ed . A s h i n g l e d roof will cover the paper .

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ing the survey, said Amy Rem-ber t , communica t ions special is t w i th t h e townsh ip ' s Mun ic ipa l Services Depar tment who direct-ed the sv*vey for the committee.

"I w a s told t h a t a 10 percen t r e s p o n s e is usua l ly cons ide red good," she said.

C h a i r e d by J i m Kosteva, t h e c o m m i t t e e is, a m o n g o t h e r things, "trying to unders tand the t a n g l e d m e a n s by which r o a d s a re f u n d e d in the s t a t e " and is w r e s t l i n g wi th such i s s u e s a s w h e t h e r Canton "should t a k e a

m o r e s t r i d e n t v iew" in dea l i ng w i t h the s t a t e a n d o the r road-funding agencies.

Wha t it learned Tuesday night was about efforts being made a t both the s ta te and county levels to provide programs and funding to improve road conditions.

S t a t e Sen. Loren Benne t t , R-C a n t o n , t o ld m e m b e r s t h a t "There is no consensus whatso-ever ... within e i ther chamber of t h e s t a t e Leg i s l a tu re or w i th in t h e governor's office on w h a t to

do" but i h a t the Legislature was committed to producing a fund-ing program before its scheduled July 4 adjournment .

Wayne Coun\^ Commissioner Bruce Pat terson, R-Canton, and Wayne County Director of Public Services Cameron G. Priebe told of a $60 million bond issue tha t is to be proposed to the county commissioners which, if passed, would s p e e d up w o r k o n t h e roads.

A highlight of the issue would

be a 4-to-l fund-ma tch ing , with townships a n d o t h e r communi-ties kicking in 20 percent of the f u n d i n g to 8 0 p e r c e n t by t h e

•county . P r i m a r y a n d poss ibly secondary roads, such as those in s u b d i v i s i o n s , w o u l d see some improvements.

Priebe urged t r u s t e e s to pro-mote suppor t of t h e bond issue a m o n g r e s i d e n t s , b u t t r u s t e e Me l i s s a M c L a u g h l i n sa id s h e didn't believe push ing the issue would fare very well in Canton.

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tha t he h a s contributed to creat-ing a working internal communi-cations system. ' Expelling kids was difficult for Ar t ley . "When we ge t to t h a t , since I believe schools belong to the communi ty and kids a re par t of t h e communi ty , somehow we haven ' t connected with t h a t kid so t h e e d u c a t i o n s y s t e m h a s been positive for him."

H o w e v e r , A r t l e y s a i d t h e r e w a r d c a m e w h e n m a n y of t h o e e s t u d e n t s r e t u r n e d s n d g r a d u a t e d . " K i d s a d m i t m i s -t a k e s . W h e n young k i d s l e a r n t h a t l e s s o n a n d g r a d u a t e , i t ' s great ."

The chance to work wi th moti-

va ted parents ra ted high on Art-ley's job satisfaction list. "If we n e e d e d h e l p in t h e s c h o o l , nobody ever said no if we asked t h e m "

O n e of t h e b i g g e s t c h a n g e s Ar t ley noted d u r i n g his t e n u r e on the board was the evolution of communi ty involvement . "Peo-p le a r e very wi l l ing to tel l you w h a t they th ink . We h a v e had thousands of people address the b o a r d . S o m e of t h o s e p e o p l e h s v e changed the board 's direr -

district has involved- a t least 250 community members in commit-tees on the district and building levels. "That didn't come easily. We made mis takes . We h a d to grow." Ar t ley cited t h e "Class Size Action P a r t n e r s h i p " a s an example of a committee t h a t has had significant impact.

T h e r e were some deeply per-sonal rewards as well for Artley. "My grea tes t joy was to give my own ch i ld ren the i r h igh school d i p l o m a t — I t s t a r t e d in 19R4

tion." A r t l e y h a s a l w a y s o p e r a t e d

unde r the tenet t h a t the commu-n i ty owns the schools. H e said w i t h i n the las t t h r e e y e a r s t h e

with my daugh te r S a n d r a from Salem, Kimberiy f rom Sa lem in 1986, and Matthew from Canton in 1997. T h a t was kind of neat . I c a n ' t t e l l you t h e f e e l i n g

inside." Over t h e years , Artley has given out 15,000 diplomas.

At the last school board meet-ing on J u n e 24. Art ley was pre-sen ted w i t h a p l a q u e acknowl-edging his yea r s of service and a framed double-diploma from the high-schools, each bear ing his n a m e . "I 'm t h e o n l y kid who took 14 years to graduate ." This s u m m e r , Ar t l ey p l a n s to enjoy the company of h is wife, Pat r i -cia, and his son, who is off to the U n i v e r s i t y nf M i c h i g a n in the

fa l l . H o w e v e r , h e w o n ' t s t o p being involved in his community. "I don't plan to t u r n it off. I have an obligation a n d responsibility to give back." .

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Good Morning USA delights a crowd of25,000 spectators BY RICHARD PEARL STAFF WRITER

"A little less wind, a little more sunshine."

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d e b u t of h i s "Good M o r n i n g USA" march through downtown Plymouth.

His sent iments no doubt were shared by many of the estimated 25,000 Independence Day cele-b r a n t s w h o n e v e r t h e l e s s s h r u g g e d off t h e clouds, chilly breezes a n d 7:30 a .m. s t a r t i ng t i m e to l ine M a i n S t r e e t a n d cheer the revised and expanded v e r s i o n of t h e l o n g t i m e Ply-mouth tradition.

"I'm ecstatic," Hill said as he received compliments about the event billed as Michigan's first of the holiday, due to its early step-ofT. The parade took an hour. 1

"This is Year One for a new t r a d i t i o n in t h e c i ty of Ply-mouth," he said. "We're going to go out and build on what we did today.

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those who came and he lped .and p a r t i c i p a t e d , " a d d e d t h e Ply-mouth realtor and leader of the renowned 16-man Briefcase Drill T e a m , w h i c h c l i m a x e d t h e parade. '

Sponsored by t h e P l y m o u t h -Can ton Javcees. the procession featured a variety nf marchers -people and animals - and floats, bands, clowns and big balloons, plus special "Bleacher Crea tu re" c h e e r i n g s e c t i o n s a l o n g t h e route.

Plymouth, Plymouth Township a n d C a n t o n Townsh ip e n t e r e d f loats . Canton Supe rv i so r Tom Yack, Clerk Terry B e n n e t t and h e r husband , S ta te Sen . Loren B e n n e t t ( R - C a n t o n ) m a r c h e d behind their float.

T h r e e P l y m o u t h f l o a t s w o n a w a r d s . " O n e N a t i o n U n d e r God" by the St. Peter Evangeli-cal L u t h e r a n C h u r c h won t h e I n d e p e n d e n c e A w a r d fo r C r e -a t iv i ty ; "Celebra t ing A m e r i c a n Independence" by the P lymouth Chamber of Commerce won the John Hancock Award for Best of Theme and "Gardeners Forever" by the Plymouth b r a n c h of t h e W o m e n ' s N a t i o n a l F a r m a n d

Garden Associa t ion won t h e T h o m a s J e f f e r s o n Award for Judges ' Choice.

T h e r e was e v e n a fly-over by a f o u r - e n g i n e , World War I I -vintage B-17 bomber d u b b e d "The Flying Fortress."

" T h a t w a s g r e a t ! I haven't seen one of those in a long t i m e , " s a i d Ralph Heid of P lymouth , who w a t c h e d w i t h w i f e N a d i n e as t h e p l a n e roared over Main.

"I wish it would fly over again," said Heid . who'd met h is wife d u r i n g t h e w a r when bo th w e r e in the Army Air Corps - he

A great view: Nickolas, 18 months, of Garden City, had

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as a pilot f rom S a g i n a w a n d she as a n u r s e from Texas.

A n o t h e r p a r a d e - g o e r w i t h s t r o n g c o n n e c t i o n s to both WWII and J u l y 4 w a s J a m e s C r o c k -e t t , w h o ce le -brated his 76th birthday Friday but w^o, at 7:55 a.m. on Dec. 7, 1941, was serv-ing a b o a r d a Navy oil tanker in Pearl Harbor w h e n t h e J a p a n e s e attacked.

L u c k i l y , h i s ship wasn ' t h i t a n d , 56- y e a r s l a t e r , he a n d wi fe J a n , w h o moved to P l y -m o u t h

Ihe bust vieur parade on top of dad Chris Sowder's shoulders.

a y e a r ago from Claw-son , c o u l d watch as grand-d a u g h t e r Danielle Bondie, 3. sucked a lol-lipop and waved pompons a t cars on Main a t 7 a.m.

The only hi tches in the parade were w e a t h e r - r e l a t e d . S t r o n g w i n d s s c r a p p e d t h e o p e n i n g , three skydivers with an unfur led American flag. And P lymou th -Canton School District radio sta-tion WDSP, without power since Wednesday night 's Storm, could-n't supply the National Anthem.

A fly-over by two Air Force F-16 f i g h t e r s f r o m K a l a m a z o o t ra i l ed t h e p a r a d e by 45 min-utes.

"That's why you plan dozens of i n t e r e s t i n g t h i n g s . " sa id Hil l , who had 59 un i t s scheduled. "If something doesn't go, others do."

"It w a s t h e b igges t a n d best parade I've ever seen," said Tim Yoe, a P l y m o u t h n a t i v e whose accounting office is a t Main and H a r t s o u g h , w h e r e t h e p a r a d e ended.

Drum Corps of Ster l ing Heights, whose marche r s wear 18th-cen-tury breeches, tai l coats and tri-corn hats .

" T h e p a r a d e m o v e d - we s t epped off a n d d idn ' t have to stop. If it had been a 90-degree d a y a n d we 'd h a d to s t o p , it

On Ma\n:Wysywyg -computer lingo for What You See is What You Get - the clown (above), brings smiles to the crowd, while The Dogm a tics (righ t), a group that trains pooches and their owners, were in fine form while spectators ooohed and aahed.

would have been a bear But the weather was perfect."

Plymouth Assistant City Man-ager Paul Sincock said the crowd was about 10 percent larger than last year 's and t h a t the parade, also larger, "was more organized and took the same time."

P lymouth Police Chief Robert S c o g g i n s p r a i s e d t h e "wel l -behaved" crowd and was gener-ally pleased with the first-time use of his bicycle patrol to coordi-n a t e the p a r a d e ' s va r ious end-points.

"It had a hometown feel to it. which is impor tan t , " said Mark L o g s d o n , d i r e c t o r of t h e 1s t M i c h i g a n C o l o n i a l F i f e a n d

STAFF PHOTOS BY BILL BRESLER .

•ase Drill Team An ending Parade orgdhtzer Fred Hill (ubuve) with his Briefc concludes the mile-long parade, which of course, included the Canton contingent (below), including Supervisor Tom Yack (in front), state Sen. Loren Bennett and Township Clerk Terry Bennett.

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V e t e r a n W a y n e - W e s t l a n d school adminis t ra tor Greg Bara-cy h a s emerged as a f ron t runner to rep lace depart ing Super in t en -dent D u a n e Moore.

T h r e e o£ seven school boa rd m e m b e r s c o n f i r m e d r e c e n t l y t h a t they support Baracy for the s u p e r i n t e n d e n c y , a n d o t h e r s

"said t h e y believe he would do a good job.

T w o b o a r d m e m b e r s a l s o n a m e d J a n e Kuckel, a s s i s t a n t s u p e r i n t e n d e n t for ins t ruc t ion , as a viable candidate for Moore's job.

M o o r e a n n o u n c e d s u d d e n l y J u n e 16 t h a t he will Tt?"aie h is post Aug 30 to accept a teaching posit ion a t Oakland Univers i ty in Rochester Hills.

"Board members who respond- -ed to a n in fo rmal po'l! by t h e O b s e r v e r indicated s t rong sup-port for Baracy. assis tant super-i n t e n d e n t for general adminis -t ra t ion .

Most board members indicated t h a t t h e y bel ieve a t o p - n o t c h s u p e r i n t e n d e n t can be f o u n d wi th in the district, r a t he r than— s p e n d i n g t ime and money on a na t ionwide search.

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E v e n so, a n o u t s i d t s e a r c h hasn ' t been ruled out.

Baracy said it would be pre-ma tu re for him to comment how-ever, he conceded, "I believe t h a t I h a v e p r e p a r e d myse l f fo r a superintendency."

Baracy has been in his cur ren t post since 1992. He advanced to the central office from his previ-o u s j o b a s p r i n c i p a l of t h e William D. Ford Career Techni-cal Center . He was first hired in Wayne-Westland in 1988 as t h e cen te r ' s vice pr incipal . He ft a W a y n e Memor ia l High School graduate .

"I t h i n k Greg h a s an i n s i d e t r a c k oh t h e a p p o i n t m e n t , " board t rus tee Mathew McCusker

'said. B o a r d m e m b e r Dav id Cox

lauded Baracy's "proven admin-i s t r a t i v e t r a c k r eco rd" a n d voiced fears tha t another distriet might hire Baracy for the top job if t h e W a y n e - W e s t l a n d b o a r d chooses to pass over him.

Strong support B o a r d t r u s t e e David J a m e s

s a i d T u e s d a y t h a t B a r a c y

appea r s to have s t rong suppor t among board members.

"I th ink you'll find t h a t to be unanimous ," J a m e s said. "Greg Baracy knows t h e c o m m u n i t y , a n d he knows t h e school pro-grams."

Board member Mar tha Pitsen-b a r g e r sa id s h e is l e a n i n g t o w a r d h i r i n g , a n i n t e r n a l administrator .

But she also noted tha t Kuckel has strong abilities.

"I admire Jane 's ability to deal wi th curriculum," P i t s e n b a r g e r

-said: Newly elected board m e m b e r

Ed Turner also mentioned Kuck-el as a viable candida te . Board vice p r e s i d e n t D e b r a F o w l k e s sa id she hopes to call a board m e e t i n g p r io r to a s c h e d u l e d J u l y 14 session, d u r i n g which Moore's resignation is s la ted for onnmy^l - QKp caul aKp Wj>r\ts tji -a u u i UV ut . C7RC OCIIlr Uiiv •*'

g i v e a l l b o a r d m e m b e r s an opportuni ty to voice the i r opin-ions on replacing Moore.

H o w e v e r , F o w l k e s s a i d s h e "wou ldn ' t be s u r p r i s e d " if t h e board decides to choose an inter-nal candidate.

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BY JOANNE MALISZEWSKI STAKF WRITER

I t 's too easy to say that ama-t e u r r a d i o o p e r a t o r s were hamming it up all weekend. But tha t ' s exactly what they

were doing.

contacts as possible," s a id E a r l Erickson. president of the Stu Rockafe l low A m a t e u r Radio Society.

Beginning a t I p.m. last Sat-urday through 1 p.m. Sunday, a m a t e u r radio opera tors from Plymouth. Canton, Northville a n d Livonia worked a r o u n d the clock to call as many other r a d i o o p e r a t o r s in A m e r i c a and Canada, for annua l Amer-i can R a d i o R e l a y L e a g u e ' s Field Day.

The special event gives Hams the chance to practice commu-nication skills under primitive conditions, with generator and b a t t e r y - p o w e r e d e q u i p m e n t and portable an tennas .

"We h r i n g e v e r y t h i n g we th ink we will need, inc lud ing p o r t a b l e power . I t shows our emergency readiness in case of d i sas te r , " Erickson said. "Pri-mari ly ham radios a re for fun but this h a s vaster implications where we can assist."

Since Erickson got into ama-t eu r radio, he ra re ly uses his car radio anymore. Instead, he t a l k s to o the r H a m s f rom his car. "We talk on the radio going back and forth," Erickson said.

On a more serious note, ham radio o p e r a t o r s s t epped in to he lp when a c o m m u t e r p lane c r a shed ea r l i e r th i s y e a r out-

Morse code: Morse code is still used but with a high-tech twist. Bob Fox, Dick Harris and Nick Barker use an automatic code machine programmed by comput-er. making radio contact. The computer is then used to log each contact for the club records.

side of Monroe as it was on its way to l and a t Det ro i t Metro Airport, Erickson said.

"We can provide he lp when disaster s t r ikes and all power is out," he said.

When Ham operators contact another opera tor it is called a QSO. So w h e n o p e r a t o r s got together th i s pas t weekend, it w a s c a u s e to cal l it "eyeba l l QSOs," Erickson said.

When the H a m s contact each other, they don't have long con-versations. "It's contesting. It 's kind of fun. We don't talk a lot. We just make contact."

And t h e w h o l e i d e a is t o

make as many contacts as pos-sible.

"We d o n ' t k n o w y e t if we w o n , " E r i c k s o n sa id . "I t will probably t a k e 30-60 days . We t a b u l a t e o u r scores and send t h e m to t h e A m e r i c a n Radio Relay League , " Erickson con-t inued.

F o r a n y o n e i n t e r e s t e d in a m a t e u r radio , t h e Stu Rock-afellow Amateu r Radio Society p r o v i d e s c l a s s e s s t a r t i n g in S e p t e m b e r in t h e P l y m o u t h Townsh ip clerk 's office. Radio o p e r a t o r s m u s t be l i c e n s e d . C a l l E r i c k s o n , 4 5 3 - 8 8 6 4 fo r more information.

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W a y n e C o u n t y E x e c u t i v e E d w a r d M c N a m a r a r e m e m -b e r s H a m t r a m c k as a wel l -kept community with business owners who t a k e pr ide in its s t o r e f r o n t a p p e a r a n c e s a n d

evening. "You see people who keep up

t h e i r b u s i n e s s e s , a n d t h a t community really pridea itself on its appearance, and you see people who t ake care of o ther peop le t h e r e , b u t i t t o t a l l y ignored

h o m e o w n e r s w h o m a i n t a i n their houses.

T h a t was t h a t community 's a p p e a r a n c e unt i l Wednesday

d e v a s t a t e d t h e c o m m u n i t y , " McNamara said.

"It," of course, was the l ine

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"The increase in d rug cases is due to h a v i n g two t e a m s . We a d d e d an ' i n t e r d i c t i o n t e a m , " said Michigan S t a t e Pol ice Lt . S a n d r a Mil ler , who h e a d s t h e 11-officer regional unit .

One of t h e t e a m s uses tradi-t iona l n a r c o t i c s i n v e s t i g a t i v e m e t h o d s . Mi l le r s a id , such as undercover drug buys a n d intro-ductions by informants .

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Dur ing 1996, t h e a m o u n t of money seized by the uni t tripled to $344 ,664 - n e a r l y $75,000 having been forfe i ted . The bal-ance is still being adjudicated.

The a m o u n r of proper ty seized by the unit, still being adjudicat-ed, is set a t a fair marke t valued at $928,264 - u p from $241,385 in 1995.

Miller credits the increases in se izures a n d f o r f e i t u r e s to the e f for t s of Nor thv i l l e Township Police Capt. Phi l ip Presnell, who took over adminis t ra t ion of that a s p e c t of t h e u n i t ' s e f fo r t s in 1994

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"They will call us if they are suspicious or a person meets the p rof i l e . L ike h a v i n g T e x a s or Arizona license plates, having a lot of calls to the room and pay-ing in cash," said Miller.

C o n t a c t s a r e t»lso developed with parcel delivery companies and the U.S. Postal Service, she said, so the un i t can be alerted to packages containing drugs.

"The theory behind the inter-diction team is to get the drugs befofe they a re d is t r ibuted and we have to focus on t en people who a r e s t r e e t d e a l e r s , " sa id

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The e f for t s of t h e two inves-tigative t eams and the focus on f o r f e i t u r e s h a v e h a d a d i rec t impact on enforcement , she said.

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4 s space permits, the Observer & Eccentric Newspapers print, without charge, announcements of class reunions. Send the information .to Reunions, Observer & Eccentric Newspa-pers, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livo-nia 48150. Please include the date of the reunion and the first and last name at at Jeast one contact person, and a telephone number.

ALLEN PARK Class of 1977 Nov. 29 at the Dearborn Inn, Dearborn. <313) 454 4512

BELLEVILLE • Classes of 1981-83 Oct. 11-12 at the Ypsilanti Mar-riott Hotel. Cost is S45 per per-son with cash bar. Pamela Zoller-OSeill, 42976 Rvegate, Canton 48187, or >313) 416-9666 BENEDICTINE

^ Class of 1987 Aug. 30 a t the St. Regis Hotel (313) 886-0770 or '810) 783-6889 <313) 886-0770 or <810) 783-6889 Class of 1962 Sept. 19 a t the Doubletree in Southfield. <313) 886-0770 or <810) 783-6889 Thanksgiving weekend

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Class of 1987 Aug. 9 at the Barns tormer , Whitmore Lake.

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CHERRY HILL Class of 1977 (or interested par-ties from '76 and '78) Sept. 6 at Laurel Manor in Livo-nia. Call for information by Ju ly 12. Jeanie Fraser <313) 563-0226 after 6 p.m. or Cathy Fernandez (313) 484-4254. ' CLARENCEVTLLE Class of 1967 Aug. 22 at the Marriott in Romulus.

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CRESTWOOO Class of 1967 ~ Oct. 4 at the Airport Ramada Inn, Romulus. <313) 886-0770 or <810) 783-6889 Class of 1977 Is planning a reunion. (313) 261-1823 or <313) 274-6126 DEARBORN Class of j 9 5 2 Aug. 2 s t the Dearborn Country Club. f313i 937-1387 or (313) 274-9064 Class of 1947 A reunion is planned for Sept. 13.

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DEARBORN EDSEL FORD Class of 1967 A reunion is planned for July 27. (313) 277-0631 Class of 1977 Aug 1 at the Hellenic Cul tural Center, Westland. >313) 394-0409 or <810) 363-8674 DEARBORN FOROSON Janua ry - June classes of 1952 Oct. 18 at St. Mary's Cul tura l Center , Livonia. (313) 388-1582 <January gradu-ates) or <313) 565-1641 > June

• graduates) Class of 1977 Aug. 8 ice breaker par ty at

Paisano's, Aug. 9 reunion dinner at Laurel Manor, Livonia, and Aug. 10 family picnic a t Ford Field. (248) 814-8872, (248) 344-1063 or (313) 561-6176 DETROIT CHADSEY Class of 1947 Sept. 21 at Park Place, Dear-born.

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DETROIT CODY Class of 1962 A reunion is planned for Sept. 13. 1248) 548-8593 or (248) 615-9162

-C lass of 1958 Is p lanning a Caribbean cruise from Puerto Rico Nov. 1-8. (800) 750-7010 Class of 1982

"Sept. 27 a t the Doubletree in Southfield.

(313) 886-0770 or (8101 783-6889

DETROIT COOLEY . Class of 1947

A reunion is planned for Oct. 10. (313) 386-9134 or (313) 427-3226 Class of J u n e 1927 A r e u n i o n ' s planned for July 20. (810) 625-3122 FARMINOTON Class of 1977 A reunion is planned for Aug. 9. (248) 478-7818 or (248) 669-2529 Class of 1987 Nov. 28 a t the Embassy Suites Hotel, Livonia. — (248) 360-8016

FARMINOTON HARRISON Class of 1987 Nov. 28 at the Doubletree Guest Suites, Novi. "• (248) 366 9493, press~i~ Class of 1988 July 1998 at the Hawthorne Val-ley Country Club. Westland. (248) 442-2862 GARDEN CITY Class of 1987 A reunion is planned for Octo-

, ber.

Aug. 2 a t the Sheraton Hotel, Novi. (313) 729-2322, (313) 397-8460 or (313) 722-9377 Class of 1977 Oct. 4 a t t h e Holiday Inn, Livo-nia. <248) 366-9493, press 2 Class of 1967 Is p lanning a reunion. . C248)471-4814

Is p lanning a reunion. (313) 886-0770 or (810) 783-6889 889

LINCOLN PARK J u n e class of 1972 Aug. 30 a t t h e Knights ot Colum-bus Hall, Lincoln Park. Cost is $30 per person. (313) 928-7420 LIVONIA BENTLEY

Class of 1972 July 26 a t the Novi Hilton Hotel. (313.) 886-0770 or (810) 783-6889 LIVONIA CHURCHILL

PLYMOUTH DISTRICT LIBRARY PUBLIC NOTICE

The Plymouth District Library Board will hold its regular meeting Tuesday. July 15, 1997 at 7:3© p.m. at 705 S. Main Street , Plymouth. Michigan 48170

The Plymouth District Library will provide necessary reasonable auxiliary aids and services, such as signers for the hearing impaired and audio tapes of printed mater ials being considered at the meeting, to individuals with disabilities at the meeting/hearing upon seven (7) days notice lo the Plymouth District Library Individuals with disabilit ies requiring auxiliary aids or

" " " Liliiai y by writing or calling s m i l e s sliuuld Luqtart rhn PlyTnnnTf). the following:

PubUth July 6. 1997

Barbara Kraft, Library Secretary Plymouth District Library

705 S Main Street Plymouth. M l 48170

313-453-0750

Sept. 5-6 at the Holiday Inn-West, Laurel Park , Livonia. t

(313) 937-1018 or (248, 641-8743 Class of 1967 A reunion is planned for Sept. 27 at Burton Manor, Livonia. (248) 553-8879 or (248) 426-6371 Classes of 1929-1954 Annual a lumni picnic, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Aag. 13 at Rotary Park. Livonia. (313) 522-0752 Class of 1987 Sept 27 at Cobo Hall, Detroit. (313) 886-0770 or (810) 783-6889 (248) 879-0490. (810) 777-8679 or (313) 881-9820 DETROIT MACKENZIE All Classes A 70th bi r thday reunion is planned for Sept. 14. (248) 837-0641 or 1248) 349-5245 DETROIT REDfORD Class of 1967 Aug. 9 at Vladimir 's in Farming-ton Hills Cindy <810) 399-8285, Sandi (810) 669-4716 or Jim <810) 92f-5758, Class of 1987 Aug. 23 a t the Radisson Hotel Pontchar t ra in .

(313) 886-0770 or (810) 783-6889

DETROIT WESTERN Class of 1938 Wednesday, Sept . 10 at Steak and Ale in Farmington Hills

(810) 765-1380 or (313) 513-6071 Class of 1962 Is planning a reunion. (313) 722-7551. (313) 565-8024 or (313) 422-8129

Class of 1987 Aug. 16 a t St. Aidan's Banquet Center, Livonia. (616) 453-1335 or Julie (Peter-son) McCall, 1551 Geddejs N.W.,

(313)381-7105

GARDEN CITY EAST Class of 1977 Oct. 3 a t Laurel Manor, Livonia. (313) 886-0770 or <810) 783-6889 GARDEN CITY WEST Class of 1972 Oct. 25 at the Hawthorne Valley Country Club, Westland. (248) 486-2997 or http://mem-bers. aol.com / barensd /gardenci-tyl972.html.

' Class of 1977 . Ju ly 26 at Laurel Manor, Livo-nia. (313) 422-9347 Class of 1967 A summer picnic reunion is planned for 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Aug. 24 at Ti tan Pavilion II of Westland City Park. (313) 427-8768, (313) 420-0156 or by fax at (313) 427-2311 GARDEN CITY EAST/WEST Class of 1967 Is p lanning a reunion. (313) 728-8352 or (313) 451-0052 East graduates or (313) 427-8768 or (313) 420-0156 West gradu-ates

HAMTRAMCK Class of 1947

Watker, Mich. 48544 Class of 1977 Aug. 16 a t the Embassy Suites Hotel, Livonia. (313) 886-0770 or (810) 783-6889

LIVONIA FRANKLIN Classes of 1966-68 Aug. 2 a t Embassy Suites Hotel, Livonia. (313) 513-2058 Class of 1987

A reunion is planned for Nov. 28.

OUR LADY OF LOURDES All Classes A reunion is planned for Oct. 4. (313) 842-3320

PATT1NGILL SCHOOL „ Eighth-grade graduat ing classes from 1944-1950 Ju ly 20 a t Bell Creek Park , Inkster and Five Mile roads, Redford. (313) 937-8233 PLYMOUTH SALEM/CANTON

- C l a s s of 198T -Nov. 1 a t the Novi Hilton Hotel, Novi. (313) 397-8766, (313) 397-4824 or by e-mail, rwunderl@rust.net 6889

REDFORD THU RSTON Class of 1977

nia. (313) 886-0770 or <810) 783-6889 Class of 1963 -Nov. 8 at the Novi Hilton Hotel. (313) 464-0376, (313) 522-9344, (248) 651-7288 or (248) 656-2962

REDFORD UNION Class of 1977 Sept . 6 at the Novi Hilton Hotel. (313) 886-0770 or (810) 783-6889 Class of 1 % 7 ^ • Hntgl

(313) 886-0770 or (810) 783-6889 Class of 1987 A reunion is planned for Nov. 29. (248) 615-7782 or (313) 255-2965Holy Redeemer r i a a a o f 1972 Nov. 8 at Livonia Elks Lodge 2246, Livonia. (313) 522-5369 or (313) 534-6995 Class of 1947 Sept . 13 at the Holiday Inn, Southgate.

(313) 420-2059 or (313) 373-0164

REDFORD UNION PlnRC nf 1 Q77 V1UOD VI »•' • •

Sept . 6 at the Novi Hilton Hotel. (313) 886-0770 or (810) 783-6889 Class of 1967 Aug. 9 at the Novi Hilton Hotel. m i) Mfi.n77nnr i'8im 783-6889

Class oT 1942" Oct. 19 a t Lakes of Taylor Golf Course, Taylor. (313) 565-4997 or (313) 381-9540 Class of 1942

S>-: ' ' j r a r m e Polish Cenmry Anp 2 HTnnpr-danfe at Bobby's Club, Detroit . Country House, Livonia, Aug. 3 t 9 4 o

Class of 1987 A reunion is planned for Nov. 29. (248) 615-7782 or (313) 255-2965

ROCHESTER Class of 1977 Aug. 9 at Petruzello's, Troy. R.H.S. Class of'77 Reunion Committee, do 2683 Dansbury Ct., Lake Orion 48360 or {248) 391-512 Class of 1987 Nov. 28 at the Troy Marriot t Hotel, Troy.

(800) 677-7800

ROCHESTER ADAMS Class of 1977 Aug. 16 at the Great Oaks Coun-t ry Club, Rochester. (248) 360-7004, press 2 ROSARY All classes Sept . 14 at Rosary High School, Joy and Greenfield, Detroit . Rosary Reunion, 9400 Courville, Detroit 48224 or call (313) 882-6307

ROSEVILLE Class of 1977 Ice breaker on Aug. 8. reunion Aug. 9 at Zuccaro's in Chester-field Township and pirnir Aug

(810) 739-5670, (313) 892-3930 or (313) 823-1677 JOHN GLENN Class of 1972

Country House, Livonia, Aug. 3 picnic in Northville. (313) 462-4399 Class of 1972 Sept. 13 a t Burton Manor, Livo-

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING VACATING OF PUBLIC STREET

CITY-OF PLYMOUTH

Notice is hereby given that on Monday. July 21, 1997 at 7.00 p.m. a Public Hearing wi l l be held by the City Commission of the City, of Plymouth. Michigan, in the Commission Chamber of the-Ctty Hall. 201 S Main Street. Plymouth. Michigan, upon the question of whether or not the following portion of a public street is to be vacated

The East 54 40 feet of the Industrial Drive Right-of-way adjacent to the property known as 200 Industrial Drive

Legal Description of the portion of the Right-of-way to be Vacated:

Commencing at the West corner of Section 25 T lS R8E. City of Plymouth. Wayne County, Michigan and Proceeding Thence S. 88* 21' 00* E. 80 00 feet. Thence 8 1* 39" 00* W. 724 86 feet; Thence S. 89T 51' 50" E 400 14 feet. Thence N l1 39' 00" E. » feet; Tf*AM S. 88* 39" 10* E 30 00 feet to a Point of Beginning; Thence S 88* 391 10" E 54.40 feet. Thence S. 1* 2ff 50* W 250 00 feet. Thence N 88* 39' 10* W 54 40 feet, Thence N. 1* 20" W E 250 00 feet to the Point of Beginning, containing .312 acrea, more or lew.

All interested parties will be given ample opportunity to participate in the bearing, and at the cloaeofsaid hearing, comments and suggestions of those citizen* participating will be considered by the City Commission prior to rendering its deoaion

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D i d you know that our carriers are in business for themselves? We call them Junior Merchants and they are committed to getting the fruits of a lot of people's labor on your doorstep twice each week. And, like business people everywhere,their goal is customer satisfaction. But their job doesn't end there. Other bus iness -

skills include keeping accurate records and reporting information on time.

There are a lot of famous names in the Newspaper Association of America's Carrier Hall of Fame—three presidents, Hoover, Truman, and Eisenhower. There are spiritual leaders, Norman Vincent Peale and Martin Luther King, Jr, there are astronauts and poets and entertainers. All of them recognizable not only for their talent, but for their values and character.

(248) 853-2826 or (810) 727-2835

ROSEVILLE Class of 1972 A reunion is planned for Aug. 9. (810) 247-8087 ^

ROYAL OAK Class of 1947 Sept . 13 a t Michigan S ta te Uni-versity.

(313) 886-0770 or (810) 783-6889

ROYAL OAK DONDERO J a n u a r y Class of 1952 Oct. 4 at the Doubletree Guest Suites , Troy. (248) 851-5038 or (248) 641-7832 Class of 1977 Aug. 2 at the Southfield St. John ' s Conference Center . (248) 649-3424 ROYAL OAK KIMBALL Class of 1962 Aug. 8 a t Doubletree Suites in Troy. (313) 886-0770 or (810) 783-6889 ST. AGATHA Class of 1957 . Aug. 2 a t Vladimir 's . (313) 886-0770 or (810) 783-6889 ST. ALPHONSUS Class of 1958 A reunion is being planned for 1998 (513)878-7483 nr (213) 455 1277

ST. ANTHONY'S Of DETROIT Class of 1947 A reunion is planned for Sept. 27. (810) 778-2533 or (248) 588-6934

H E A T I N G & C O O L I N G

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A bill to allow $5 bets in bowl-ing cen te r s won 83-18 approval in the Michigan House of Repre-sen ta t ives and is on i ts way to the Senate .

Sponsored by Rep. David Jaye, R - M a c o m b C o u n t y , t h e bi l l a m e n d s t h e p e n a l code to e x e m p t b o w l i n g g a m e s w h e r e t h e bet d o e s n ' t exceed $5 a n d t h e payout per game is $1,000 or less- .

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d e p e n d on t h e o u t c o m e of a bowling game.

J a y e w a s sponsor of the 1996 l a w e x e m p t i n g o t h e r g a m e s where , for example, a drawing of a bowl ing score de t e rmined the winner .

J a y e ' s b i l l n e e d e d s e v e r a l m o n t h s to pass t h e House, and h e h a d t o ' f e n d , off s e v e r a l

a m e n d m e n t s . One would h a v e l inked this bill to the outcome of a n u n r e l a t e d bi l l . T h e t u r n e d down, 34-69, an amend-m e n t by Rep. G e r a l d Law, R-P l y m o u t h , to r e s t r i c t s u c h g a m e s to .bowling c e n t e r s t h a t p r o h i b i t e d s m o k i n g a n d h a d automatic teller machines on the premises.

Two d i s sen t ing Repub l i cans , A l v i n K u k u k of M a c o m b a n d

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g a m b l i n g in o u r s t a t e . " T h e y p r o t e s t e d t h e b i l l " p r o m o t e s

establishments* and "serves as a bad example to children and oth-ers."

All area l awmakers voted yes except Rep. A lan Crof t sey , R-DeWitt . Opposi t ion votes were cast by 13 Republicans and five Democrats. '

Refer to House Bill 4799 when -writing to your stote senator. State Capitol. Lansing 48909.

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of severe s torms t h a t s lammed i W a y n e C o u n t y W e d n e s d a y

night. McNamara visi ted Ham-| t r a m c k T h u r s d a y w i t h Gov. [ John Engler and Detroit Mayor Dennis Archer a f t e r the s torms l eve l ed scores—of h o m e s in— Detroit, Hamt ramck and High-land P a r k and s e n t t r e e s and tree l imbs crashing onto roads. A f t e r t h e s t o r m M c N a m a r a

ared Wayne C o u n t y a s tate of emergency.

M c N a m a r a s a i d E n g l e r be l ieved t h e s t a t e could t a k e " i m m e d i a t e a c t i o n . " E n g l e r ' s office could not be r e a c h e d to v e r i f y t h a t , b u t M c N a m a r a t h o u g h t Wayne C o u n t y could receive some f e d e r a l d i s a s t e r relief once the s t a te declared the county a disaster area, then fed-eral officials visit and assess the property damage.

The s torm s e n t c o u n t y offi-cials scrambling to assis t Wayne County residents.

An emergency r e s p o n d team was mobilized a t Detroit 's Metro A i r p o r t w i t h W a y n e C o u n t y Sher i f f s , Metro A i r p o r t police and f i r e p e r s o n n e l , w h i c h included at least 34 law enforce-ment officers f rom t h e western W a v n e C o u n t y M u t u a l Aid .force. T h a t t eam a s s i s t e d with recovery efforts in H a m t r a m c k and Highland Park.

Metro Airport also h a s a spe-cialized Technical Rescue Team that was sent to High land Park to a s s i s t w i t h t h e r e c o v e r y efforts.

T l . 1 m nr . r - .n R^rl f r o . - ^ Michigan S ta t e Police a n d the Sa lva t ion Army a l so s en t per-sonnel to those areas .

J u n e West, McNamara ' s press sec re t a ry , said t h e e m e r g e n c y response team was set up years ago to respond to a n y n a t u r a l disasters, airport emergencies or even nuclear war.

"I don't think t h a t anyone has seen this kind of devastat ion in southeast Michigan on th is kind of scale," West said.

W e s t e r n W a y n e C o u n t y was not left unscathed by the storm.

In P l y m o u t h T o w n s h i p , t h e 3 5 t h D i s t r i c t C o u r t b u r n e d down. In Garden City a tree fell on a w o m a n ' s v a n a n d power outages were reported.

In Redford Townsh ip , t raff ic lights were not funct ioning Fri-day morn ing a t F ive Mile and Beech Daly, and Five Mile and Telegraph roads.

J o h n Roach, publ ic in forma-t ion m a n a g e r fo r t h e W a y n e C o u n t y D e p a r t m e n t of Publ ic Services, said most of the roads division's efforts were in Detroit, Hamtramck and Highland Park W e s t e r n W a y n e c o m m u n i t i e s d i d ' n o t r e p o r t m a n y d o w n e d trees.

"We're also deal ing with a lot of flooding problems on the free-ways," Roach said. "The Lodge, 1-75 and 1-94 were really bad."

Many of the p u m p houses, the small buildings on grassy slopes near freeways t h a t pump water out f rom segmen t s of the free-ways that are below the grade or under other roads, needed to be a c t i v a t e d w i t h g e n e r a t o r s b e c a u s e of p o w e r o u t a g e s in Detroit.

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Team Narcotics team handled local cases in '96 from page A5 •

The biggest increase in drug seizures during 1996 was in heroin and Miller expects that trend to continue.

"We'll see a big jump in hero-in in 1997. We've already had several heroin se izu res th is yea r , " sa id Mil ler . " W h a t ' s frightening is that we haven't seen the resurgence tha t the feds have referred to. It's defi-nitely coming our way."

The violence r e l a t i n g to cocaine and c rack use h a s some people turning to heroin. Miller said, >«hich has a lethar-

for officers.

"We raided a place in Can-ton. There were literally hun-d reds of needles l e f t t h e r e . Both of the suspects were HIV-positive," said Miller. "It was very dangerous foT our guys. What if emergency medical

„ services had to respond there?"

Safe Stay program wins award

The only cr is is n u r s e r y in Michigan was recently named " Innova t ive P rog ram of the Year^by the Michigan Federa-tion of Private Child and Fami-ly Agencies.

Safe Stay Crisis Nursery and Family Respite Care Center, a program of Youth Living Cen-t o s , received the award at the federation's 14th Annual Spe-cial Recognition Awards Lun-cheon. The Michigan Federation is a state association of 66 pri-vate nonprofit human service agencies that provide an array of services to children and fami-lies.

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Here are some cases handled by the Western Wayne Narcotics Enforcement Team during 1996.

• A man a r r e s t e d on d r u g charges in Garden City agreed to work with undercover officers and provided an introduction to a man selling mari juana where he_was employed in Plymouth Township.

State Police Lt. Sandra Miller

said officers made two buys.from the man purchasing four ounces and two ounces of marijuana*

"The s u s p e c t owned a $250,000 house in West Bloom-field and was mak ing $15 an hour," said Miller.

Through the second suspect, off icers were able to obtain a search w a r r a n t for a home in Detroit where they confiscated 70 pounds of mar i juanar

•Another case lead officers to

a suspect who was employed at an a u t o p l a n t in W a s h t e n a w County. "We took 22 pounds of mar i juana from his house and $150,000 in cash . The money was inside a cooler in a closet and one of the officers happened to look inside," said Miller. "We also got a very rare com collec-tion! It was a very good case."

•Can ton Township Police for-warded information that eventu- • ally led to 70 pounds of marijua-na a n d over $19,000 be ing

seized.

"We got information about five subjects who attempted to rip-off a n o t h e r sub jec t a t a C a n t o n apartment for 80 pounds of mar-ijuana," said Miller. "We caught them before they could execute theip-plan. Based on our inter-views, we got a search warrant for the apar tment and found a small amount of crack."

Officers also found a hollowed box like the ones used to trans-port marijuana. That raid led to

a suspect in Detroit and the sub-sequent seizures.

"We d e t e r m i n e d t h a t ove r 3,000 pounds had been brought into the Detroit area by these suspects. It was driven from Cal-ifornia or sent by U.S. Mail ," said Miller. "The DEA has infor-mation to indict three more peo-ple at the California-Mexico bor-der." '

One of just 19 crisis nurs-eries in the country, Safe Stay provides temporary shelter and care for ch i ld ren ages b i r t h through nine whose families are in crises. It is located in two

able to take time out to work through their problems with the assurance tha t the i r children are sa fe and well c a f e d for . Family workers assist parents both during their children's stay at the center and afterwards.

Since it opened in 1994, the center has served over 800 chil-dren from families dealing with domestic violence, drug t reat-ment, homelessness and other emergencies. The center is open 24 hou r s a day and h a s an around-the-clock crisis line for parents: (313)595-0411.

Youth Living Centers, which operates Safe Stay, is a private, nonprof i t ageficy a s s i s t i n g abused , neglected, homeless and at-risk children, and fami-lies in crisis throughout south-east Michigan.

For information about any of these programs, call (313) 728-3400.

Madonna wins grant for diversity programs

The state of Michigan Depart-ment of Educa t ion Off ice of Equity has awarded a $88,062 grant to Madonna Univers i ty for its program, "Diversity: Cre-ating More Connections."

The grant supports Madon-na's ongoing efforts to serve the needs of i t s d ive r se s t u d e n t body, of which 15 percent are ethnic minorit ies. The award includes a $26,419 match firom the university.

"This is the n i n t h y e a r of funding from the Select Student Support .Services Program and we are most appreciative," said Sister Mary Martinez, director of Madonna's Office of Multicul-tural Affairs

The grant will fund four activ-ities during the 1997-98 school yea r : Divers i ty Diacusa ion Groups a imed a t i m p r o v i n g campus climate; a Hotline Link for personal contact with stu-denta of color to aaais t them wi th academic c h a l l e n g e s ; a Research Opportunity Program to provide a means fi?r students to enhance their critical think-ing aMitiea; and Drop-In Writ-ing C e n t e r to h e l p s t u d e n t s develop quality writing skills

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Unprecedented demand overheats Bordeaux prices

Bordeaux wine prices, particularly from the top 20 or so chateaux, are overheated.

Fueled by a strong worldwide demand for thesp wines, prices for the 1995 and 1996 vin-tages have blown through the roof. Well-heeled, status conscious consumers around the globe seem'to be willing to pay any price to have what's perceived as "the best."

We have the philosophy that money is better spent on wines from less hyped, but high-quality producers. In Bordeaux. tliQ-estates of Jean-Michel Cazes, owner of Chateau Lynch-Bages. Classified Fifth Growth. Pauillac and Chateau Les Ormes de Pez. Cru Bourgeois in Saint- L ' * Estephe have earned that level of respect. Over the last few decades, the Cazes family h a s ele-vated the s ta ture of Lynch-Bages to t h a t of a Second Growth in the minds of savvy consumers. Cazes joined forces with school chum Claude Bebear. founder of the French-based insurance group AXA. In 1984. AXA bought its f irst Bor-deaux chateau and has since built up a collection of Quality properties managed by Cazes. Prices for these wines are not as overheated, yet they are superbly crafted.

Among the French names you should remem-ber are Chateau Pichon Longueville. Pauillac; Chateau P ibran ;Cru Bourgeois, Pauillac; Chateau Cantenac-Brown. Margaux: the superb

Chateau Petit-Vil-lage in Pomerol; and Villa Bel-Air, Graves. For sweet dessert wines, look for Chateau Sudui rau t , Sauternes . In east-ern Europe, Domaine Disznoko makes a distinctive Tokai (or Tokaji Aszu as it appears on the label).

Additionally, in the late 1980s, Cazes created Michel Lynch, a brand n a m e includ-ing white (sauvi-gnon blanch and red (merlot) wines. Both are blends of grapes from various Bordeaux areas or appellations, offer-ing affordable drinking. The 1996 Michel Lynch Sauvignon Blanc $-12 is grassy with grapefrui t notes and ci t rus tang. The 1995 Michel Lynch Merlot $12

sports black cherry aromas, is slightly ear thy and W?H Structured

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1995 Chateau Souverain Barrel Fermented Chardon-nay $13. 1996 Iron Horse

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1993 Clos du Bois Briar-crest $21: 1994 Shafer Cabernet Sauvignon $30; 1993 Gallo Sonoma Stefani Vineyard Cabernet Sauvi-gnon $18; and 1993 Gallo Sonoma Frei Ranch Caber-net Sauvignon $19.

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• 1996 Pine Ridge Chenin Blanc $8

• 1996 Bogle Fume Blanc $6.50

• 1996 Rosemount Semillon , $10

• 1995 Columbia Crest SemillorvChardonnay $8

• 1995 Indigo Hills Char don-nay $10

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Pride of Michigan: Tart or sweet, cherries can't be beat. They're delicious and nutritious. Michigan is the leading pro-ducer of tart cherries, which are grown primarily in the five-county area around Traverse City.

C H E R I S H

B Y R E N E E S K O G L U N D • S P E C I A L W R I T E R W H I L E THEY LAST In the summertime, life is just a

bowl of cherries. I t ' s also pjes , cobblers , short-

"We d e f i n i t e l y have r e g u l a r s who come out and get 60 pounds," said Chris Long, a former Livonia

well with or without pitting. J u s t wash th^fri quickly in cold wa te r and thoroughly drain. Pop them

ca"kes. s, sauces, salads', and even salsas - all made with swee t c h e r r i e s f rom t h e Pacific Coas t or t a r t c h e r r i e s f rom the sandy soils of Michigan.

Loca l p r o d u c e m a r k e t s now have an ample supply of the dark, s w e e t B i n g s a t a b o u t $2 .98 a pound. However, the fresh cherry season is shor t , wi th Ju ly being the peak time for both sweet and t a r t . Buy those che r r i e s before your life becomes the "pits,"

Fortunately, if you missed this year ' s cherry season - or simply are not fond of picking and pitting - don't worry. Canned processed cherries, both sweet and tart , are a v a i l a b l e all y e a r long in t h e c a n n e d f r u i t s e c t i o n on y o u r favorite grocer's shelves.

While most of Michigan's major t a r t cherry growers process their crops, one local t a r t cherry produc-er offers them fresh. Long Family Acres in Commerce Township pro-duces an acre of ta r t s for picking.

smoothies H'iiy girl yune country macried Bob six years ago. c

"I didn' t know any of this stuff. Now 1 can bake pies," she s a i d . The Longs also grow strawberries and asparagus .

It 's definitely a first-come, first-served bas is at Longs, wi th only one or two days of cherry picking. Long advises calling their hotline a t (248) 360-8407 by Ju ly 10 for the dates. Grab those buckets and

when s i n — i n t o •containers or bagu, reloaoing

run. A few of Long's customers t rans-

form t h e i r cherr ies into l i q u e u r a n d beer (why didn ' t I t h i n k of tha t?) , bu t most freeze t h e m for pie filling. Long says it's best to pit before freezing. "When you ge t t h e cher r i e s home, j u s t add cold water to the bucket and put it in the refrigerator. This gets rid of the field heat. The colder they are, the easier they are to pit. It also firms them up." ,

Northwest 'Cherry Growers says the ha rd ie r sweet cherried freeze

a s m u c h a i r a s p o s s i b l e . * F o r quicker freezing, lay the bags flat on the freezer shelf. Once frozen, they can be stacked.

(Quick t i p on p i t t i n g f r o z e n cherries for sauces: While cher-ries are cooking, snip them with ki tchen shea r s in the saucepan . Be fo re t h i c k e n i n g t h e s a u c e , r e m o v e t h e c h e r r y p i t s w i t h a fork.)

Now that you're in the mood for cherries, let's take a look at th is ruby-red l i t t le f r u i t w i t h o u t i ts usual sugar or pastry coatings:

It's low in fat, calories and sodi-um and conta ins no .cholesterol. Cherries contain more vitamin A, calcium, iron, magnes ium, phos-phorus and copper t h a n app les , c r a n b e r r i e s , s t r a w b e r r i e s a n d p e a c h e s , a n d a b o u t t h e s.ame amount of potass ium as peaches and grapes.

OK, we've peeked at the naked cherry. But wrapped in flaky pas-

try, bathed in sugar and syrup, or p a i r e d w i t h s a v o r y m e a t a n d spices - oh, be still ray( heart , the cheery transformed. v

Want to know Ijow to turn a can of cherry pie filling into a luscious barbecue sauce? Jus t add a little ginger (chopped fresh or the dried spice wil l do n ice ly ) a n d some t e r i y a k i s a u c e . B l e n d u n t i l s m o o t h a n d b r u s h on ch i cken , tu rkey or sirloin s t eaks as t h e y are grilling.

If y o u ' r e not a c h e r r y - l o v e r , you ' re one of t h e few. Cher ry-lovers have been around for a long time. In fact, archaeologists find che r ry p i t s in m a n y S tone Age caves in Europe and prehis tor ic cliff dwellings in America.

T h e U n i t e d S t a t e s l e a d s t h e world in cherry production. Lucky for us . We c o n s u m e abou t 260 million pounds of t a r t cherries a yea r . As they say in E n g l a n d , where they have no cherry trees, "Cherry-O!"

See recipes inside.

Mediterrean feast delicious avenue for entertaining With alarmingly escalated tariffs for 1995 and

1996 red Bordeaux wines, we asked Cazes to assess the more reasonably-priced vintages 1992 through 1994. "The 1992s are lighter wines for drinking now," he said. "These are p leasant wines tha t will age for 10 years or more. They were wri t ten off early by the critics. However, if you select carefully, you get some very good wines. Both 1993 and 1994 are bet ter vintages. The 1994s have not been in the bottle a full year. With more time, they'll have more grip than the 1993s, which you can begin to drink and enjoy one to two years from now."

"Selecting carefully" as directed by Cazes, here's the evaluation. Chateau les Ormes de Pez 1993 $31 has bright red fruit aromas comple-mented by herbal nuances. It's soft a n d drink-able. hut wtth aolid harkhnne. Chateau Can-

UVING BETTER SENSIBLY

tenac-Brown 1994 $36 has t rue Margaux appel-lation charm with jammy raspberry and bright blackberry fruit. Flavors are complex with fruit concentration lasting well into the finish. Villa Bel-Air from 1994 at $18 is a bargain I ts bright fruit a romas are balanced by round, rich flavors and well-managed tannins. Lush is t he domi-nant descriptor for 1993 Chateau Pet i t Village, Pomerol $63. Upfront it's blackberry and spice

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More people are moving away from meat these days due to health concerns such as hear t disease, cancer, diabetes and weight issues. When you think about it, the side dishes at a meal are usually more interesting than the entree anyway! The best part of the hamburger is not the meat, but the condiments t h a t you put on it. When you focus on aide d iahw. yw an? able to serve

July Vegetarian Menu: See recipes inside

• Green Bean Salad • Jerk Grilled Vege tab les • Poached P e a c h e s

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What to watch for in Taste next week:

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a lot of different flavors at the same time.

In a vegetarian meal, the side dishes actually become the entrees. Many ethnic dishes are vegetarian based because meat is not plentiful in many countries. This tends itself to a heal thier way of eating.

There has been much interest in the Mediter-ranean way of eating due to its potential heal th

the death benefits rate from hear t disease, and the incidence of can-cer, are lower in people who live in the Mediter-ranean ring of countries. In addition, the inci-dence of those two health conditions has increased among people of this ethnicity who no longer eat in their cultural way.

Annabel Go hen, food writer and chef, adds tha t 'A Mediterranean feast is a great avenue for veg-etar ian entertaining. Known for its grains such as risotto, polenta, couscous and pasta, along

with olive oil, nuts, legumes and frui ts , the Mediterranean cuisine incorporates flavors of Italy, northern Africa, southern Europe and

parts of the Middle East . Simple appetizers may include roasted red peppers, hummus, olives, sliced tomatoes, grilled vegetable salads and won-derful breads. Lentils, pes to-flavored pastas or grains make up the main course with fruit com-

potes for dessert A food guide pyramid tha t incorporates the

diets of Greeks and southern Italians was devel-oped by the Harvard School of Public Health, the World Health Organization and the non-profit Oldways Preservation A Exchange Trust. This Mediterranean Diet Pyramid is an alternative to the USDA Food Guide Pyramid and makes week-ly and monthly dietary recommendations versus dully RUU{TOliui>4-

While both pyramids emphasise breads, pastas and other complex carbohydrates, the Mediter-ranean Pyramid incorporates whole grains such •as bulgur, whole wheat couscous and polenta. The USDA Pyramid does not differentiate between refined products, which are devoid of most nu t r i - , enta. versus whole grains, which contain over 23 different nut r ients .

You do not have to be a "fat-phobic" anymore, •"as olive oil is in a g roup all by itself. Olive oil is

high in monounsaturated fats, which can help lower LDL cholesterol without any negative effect on HDL cholesterol. These fats do not appear to be carcinogenic as with saturated and polyunsat-urated fats.

Beans, legumes and nuts are in their own unique category as a meat al ternative instead of being lumped together with meat and poultry as in the USDA Pyramid. Less of an emphasis is placed on red meat, sweets, eggs, poultry and fish in the Mediterranean Pyramid.

This month's vegetarian menu was pvt together by Annabel Cohen, and is dietitian-approved for healthful eating. Cohen also suggests that you set the table to match your theme for how you serve your food is as important as what you make

"Since the fruits served are so colorful, use dec-orative platters, white ceramic, and terra-cotLa bowls over a crisp white tablecloth," she suggests. "A pitcher with fresh flowers is a nice touch,

long with a big bowl of fresh v r a m f r l f cen terpiece, which can include red and yellow pep-pers, eggplant, tomatoes."

Beverly Price is a registered dietitian and exer-cise physiologist. She operates Living Better Sensi-bly, a private nutrition practice in Farmington Hills that offer* programs for individuals and cor-porations. She is the co-author of "Nutrition Secrets for Optimal Health." Tall Tree Publishing Company. Look for her column on the first Sun-day of each month in Taste.

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Garnish with reserved cherries, grated chocolate and mint leaves, if desired. Let chill 2 to 3 hours before serving. Makes 6 servings.

Recipe from the Cherry Mar-keting Institute, Inc.

CHERRY TUSCAN SALAD 6 cups cubed (3/4-inch) day-

old Italian bread 1 /3 cup olive oil 1/4 cup red wine vinegar 4"cloves garlic, minced 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/4 teaspoon coarsely

ground pepper 2 cups pitted sweet cherries 2 cups vertically sliced sweet

red peppers 2 cups vertically sliced sweet

yellow or green bell pep-pers

1/2 cup julienne fresh basil 1/4 cup sliced ripe olives 3 tablespoons capers, drained 2 tablespoons grated Parme-

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Place bread cubes in large bowl. Let stand, uncovered. 30iwinutes or until Slightly dry.

Combine oil, vinegar, garlic, salt and ground pepper; mix well. Pour

toss until all liquid is absorbed. Gently mix cherries, peppers, basil, olives and capers together

Alternately layer soaked bread and cherry mixture in serving bowl, beginning with bread and ending with pepper mixture. Let stand 1 hour at room temperature before serving. Sprinkle with Parmesan cheeJe just before serv-ing. Makes 6 servings. '

Recipe from Northwest Cherry Growers.

RUSTIC CHERRY SHORTCAKE 4 slices French bread 2 tablespoons butter or mar-

garine 2 tablespoons sugar, divided 1/4 teaspoon ground cinna-

mon , 1 1/2 cups pitted sweet cher-

ries. halved -1 cup fresh pineapple chunks 1/2 cup fresh blueberries 3 to 4 tablespoons orange fla-

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1 /2 teaspoon grated lemon peel

1 /2 cup low-fat sour cream or vanilla yogurt

Ground cinnamon

Spread both sides of French bread with butter. Mix 1 table-_ r _ j; sprin-kle on one side of bread. Place on baking sheet, cinnamon side up. Bake at 400°F. for 10 to 12 min-utes, or until crisp. Combine Jruit, remaining sugar, orange liqueur and lemon peel; mix well. Spoon fruit mixture over each slice of cin-namon toast. Top with seur cream and sprinkle with cinnamon. Makes 4 servings.

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beans, drained 1 cup ketchup 1 envelope ( 1 3 / 8 ounces)

dry onion soup mi* 1/2 cup water 2 tablespoons prepared yel-

low mustar'd 2 teaspoons cider vinegar 2 cups frozen unsweetened

cherries or 1 cup dried cherries

In a skillet over medium heat, cook 'ground beef until browned. Drain fat-

Add pork and beans, kidney

beans, ketchup, dry onion soup mix. water, mustard, ^nd vinegar to meat; mix well. Stir in cherries.

Pour meat mixture into a 2 1/2-quart baking dish. Bake in a pre-heated 400T. oven 30 minutes, stirring occasionally. Serve hot. Makes 8 servings.

Recipe from "A Celebration of Cherries. ^ _

TRAIHtlONAL CHERRY PtE • 4 cups frozen unsweetened

tart cherries or 2 (16 ounce) cans unsweetened tart cherries

1 cup granulated sugar 3 tablespoons quick-cooking

tapioca 1/2 teaspoon almond extract Pastry for2-crust, 9-inch pie 2 tablespoons butter or mar-

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In a medium bowl, combine cherries, granulated sugar, tapioca and almond extract; mix well Let cherry mixture stand 15 minutes.

Line a 9-inch pie plate with pas-try; fill with cherry mixture. Dot with butter. Adjust top crust, cut-ting slits for steam to escape.

Bake in a preheated 375°F oven 50 to 55 minutes or until crust is golden brown and filling is bubbly. Makes 8 servings.

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1 pound green beans, ends removed

1/4 cup shaved red onion 1 pint cherry tomatoes,

halved 1 /2 pound Caiamata olives 1/4 cup extra virgin olive oil 2 iaoie5poon<i wme vine-

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Fill a medium saucepan half full of cold water. Bring water to boil over high heat. Add green beans and cook until just tender, about 4-5 minutes. Drain and rinse in cold water to stop the cooking. Arrange green beans on a serving platter and garnish with onion, tomatoes and olives. Make dress-ing

Place oil. vinegar, lemon juice and mustard in a bowl. Whisk to combine. Stir in parsley and black pepper Driaale as much dressing— as you like over the beans and serve the remaining dressing on the side. Serves 8.

JERK GRILLED VEGETABLES

These vegetables are hearty enough to serve as "an entree. For the meek, the spicy flavors of the sauce can be offset by a dol-lop of plain yogurt.

i pound pew potatoes, unpeeled and quartered

1 pound peeled carrots, cut in half lengthwise

2 small to medium eggplants. sliced into 1/2-inch sliees. lengthwise

1 pound baby patty pan squash -•

1 large Spanish onion, quar-tered

1/4 cup olive oil Basting sauce: 1/2 cup chopped onion 1 garlic clove 1 Scotch Bonnet or 2 serrano

chiles, quartered* 1/3 cup soy sauce {low sodi-

um is better) 1/4 cup red wine vinegar. 1 /4 cup browrTSugar 2 tablespoons olive oil

Pinch of thyme 1/4 teaspoon ground cloves 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon

Heat grill to medium low Light-ly brush the vegetables with olive oil Place potatoes, carrots and eggplant on the grill (these vegeta-bles take longer to cook than the squash). While the vegetables are cooking, make basting sauce.

Combine all basting ingredients

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RASPBERRY S A U C E

Peaches must be eaten in the summer. It's practically a rule! These are elegant and simple, a perfect finale to a summer meal.

2 cups white wine 2 cups water 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 cup sugar 1 lemon, sliced 8 small to medium ripe

- peaches

Place wine, water, vanilla, sugar and lemon slices in a large sauce pan and bring to a boil. Add peach-es and bring to a boil again. Reduce heat and simmer peaches for about 15-20 minutes (don't overcook or the peaches will fall apart). Cool in liquid and make the raspberry sauce,-

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Brush the potatoes, carrots and eggplant with the basting sauce, turning occasionally to grill the vegetables on all sides. When the vegetables are ab^ut half cooked, add the squash. Continue grilling and basting until the vegetables are cooked through.

Let cool. Cat the carrots and eggplant into bite-sired pieces. Arrange vegetables on a serving platter and serv^with yogurt and reserved sauce on the side. Serves 8.

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Place sugar and water in a small sauce pan over medium heat. Bring to a boil and cook another minute or so to dissolve the sugar. Let cool. Place in the bowl of a food processor or blender. Add raspber-ries and process or puree until smooth. Strain to remove seeds if desired.

Remove peaches from liquid and gently peel them (the skin will remove easily). Place a pool of raspberry sauce in four bowls. Place two peaches in each bowl Serves 4.

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with 9olid middle and black cher-ry in the finish. Round and gen-erous, it lives up to its reputa-tion. .

Because they are priced simi-larly at $48, the 1993 Chateau Lynch-Bages , Paui l lac o f fe r s more bang for the buck than the 1992 Overall, the 1993 is a big-ger, more complex and generous wine from aroma through a fin-ish end ing in ripe, red f ru i t s . When compared to the price and overal l c h a r a c t e r of the 1986 Cha teau Lynch-Bages at $180 (still available), the 1993 offers value. Given cellaring time, it will be s imi la r to the 1986 in about 2003. If money is not an object, thfeft tft* 1988 Chftt^HU Pichon Lonffueville $99 is a gor-geous wine. Developed aromas and flavors are a clasaic mquth-ful.

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wine is 1995 Blanc de Lynch-Bages $42, a wine with Since 1933, a small v ineyard near the Lynch-Bages chateau had some white grapes of unde-termined variety. Village people a t e them as table grapes . In 1978, the Cazes family decided to make wine from them with encouraging results. "In 1987, we p lan ted a t r ad i t iona l Bor-deaux white wine vineyard (40 percent sauvignon blanc, 40 per-cent semil lon and 20 pe rcen t muscadel le) nea r the ga tes of Pauillac," Cazes detailed. And now you know the story of Blanc de Lynch-Bages.

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Tips for storing and selecting strawberries until ready

shiny, firm and very fragrant. A s t r a w b e r r y should be a l m o s t completely red, although some whita near the leafy cap is not u n c o m m o n . Sk ip any be r r i e s that are moldy or lack aroma.

Keep the berries refrigerated.

to use . Throw away moldy berries. Leave cape on strawber-r i e s u n t i l t h e y a r e r i n s e d . A lways r i n s e b e r r i e s be fo re using. Berry flavors are at their bes t a t room t e m p e r a t u r e , so take them out of the refrigerator an hour or two before serving

Old-fashioned pie has an orange twist AP - Blueberry-Orange Pie is

an old-fashioned favorite with a f r e s h o range tw i s t . This delectable summer recipe com-bines f r e s h b l u e b e r r i e s and frozen orange juice concentrate to create a memorable dessert for family and friends.

BUJEBERRY-ORAW0E PIE 3 / 4 cup sugar

3 tablespoons cornstarch f l / 3 r d cup frozen orange

juice concentrate, thawed

1 / 4 cup reconstituted orange juice

7 cups fresh blueberries, rinsed and well drained

Orange Pastry Crust or sin-gle crust for 9-inch pie, baked

Stir together sugar and corn-starch in heavy-bottomed 3-quart saucepan. Stir in orange juice con-centrate, orange juice and 2 cups of the blueberries. Cook and stir over medium-high heat until mix-ture is thickened, translucent and just comes to a boil, 7 to 10 min-utes. Remove from heat and gently

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T h e r e was an e r r o r in the Blueberry Muffin recipe in last Sunday's paper. Here is the cor-rected recipe. We apologize for any inconvenience the mistake caused our readers.

BLUEBERRY CORN MUFFINS 1 1/2 cups flour 1/2 cup whole wheat flour 1/2 cup corn meal 3/4 cup sugar 2-1/2 teaspoons baking pow-

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fold in remaining blueberries. Mound filling into baked Orange Pastry Crust (see recipe below). Refrigerate at least 1 hour before serving. Can be made one day ahead. Makes one 9-inch pie; 8 to 10 servings.

ORANGE PASTRY CRUST 1 1 / 4 cups all-purpose flour

1 teaspoon finely grated orange zest

1 tablespoon sugar 1 / 2 teaspoon salt 1 / 2 cup butter-flavored shortening

1 1 / 2 tablespoons recon-stituted orange juice

1 1 / 2 tablespoons cold water

Combine flour, orange zest, sugar and salt in a mixing bowl; stir to blend. Using pastry blender or two knives, cut shortening into flour mixture until all resembles coarse-taeal.

Combine orange juice with cold water. Add juice/water by

1/2 teaspoon each baking soda and salt

1 /2 cup each buttermilk and orange juice

1/4 cup margarine or butter. melted

1 egg beaten 1 tablespoon grated orange

peel 2 cups fresh blueberries

In a large bowl combine flours, cornmeal, sugar, baking powder,

tablespoons, mixing gently with a, fork just until dough begins to hold together in clumps If neces-sary, an extra tablespoon of water may be added. Gather dough and shape in a flat, round disk, Chill at least 1 hour.

Preheat oven to 375 degrees F, On lightly floured wax paper, roll dough to about l/8th-inch thick, in big enough circle to overhang pie plate by 1 1/2 inches to 2 inch-es. (A quick, accurate measure can , be attained by turning pie plate upside down onto paitry and then adding 2 inches 7 Ease pastry into pie plate, being careful not to stretch dough, and fold pastry under at edge. Crimp decoratively. Prick bottom and sides. Freeze briefly, 15 to 30 minutes. Bake for 15 minutes or until golden brown. Cool on wir§ rack. Makes 1 pie crust. , ,

Nutrition facts per serv-ing 369 cal., 3 g pro., 14 g fat, 61 g carbo., 16 mg calcium, 142 mg sodium, 0 mg chol., 4 g fiber.

Recipe from: Northwest Blue-•berries

baking soda and salt. In a small bowl combine buttermilk, orange juice, margarine, egg and orange peel; add to flours and mix only until moist. Stir in blueberries. Spoon batter into muffin cups. Bake at 400 degrees for 20 to 25 minutes or until a wooden pick poked in muffin's center comes out clean. .

Makes 18; each muffin has 138 calories, 3.3 gTams fat

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P h o n i c s D e s k : From The Learning Tree stores, a new way to teach preschoolers the alphabet, spelling and reading.

Rainy day toys help kids learn

S u m m e r vaca t ion goes by fast Still it's long enough for kitte to forget a lot of the lessons they learned dur ing the course of the preceding school year.

What can parents do over the summer to help the i r chi ldren re ta in wha t they've learned and prepare for the next grade?

T h e L e a r n i n g T r e e s t o r e s in W a t e r f o r d , Novi and S t e r l i n g H e i g h t s and the " t e a c h e r ' s s t o r e " in L i v o n i a offer a variety of solutions.

The s tores carry jus t about everyth ing you'd expect to find in a classtoom for preschoolers on up. from brightly colored, precut letters and bor-

ders for bulletin board displays. SHOPPING to e d u c a t i o n a l toys , books , CENTERED g a m e s , floor puzzles , a r t s a n d

craf ts projects and computer soft-ware. You name it; they've prob-ably got it.

They're fun places in which to walk a r o u n d , and the i r knowl-edgeable sales staffs are trained

t eachers -f ind m a t e r i a l s to m a t c h t h e i r children's specific needs. In fact,

DONNA some of their salespeople are cer-MULCAHY tified teachers.

S u s a n Apel , a buyer for T h e L e a r n i n g T r e e s tores , said a lot of cus tomers buy workbooks ami have their children work in them for a set amount of t ime one to five days a week during the summer

That ' s what she does wi th her> own children, ages 12, 10 and 9.

"I do different things with each of them, based on what }hev need." she said. "One's weakness is featitng eomprehensioft. so I buV him workbooks t h a t focus on t h a t . My d a u g h t e r s t rugg le s in math, so I get her ma th books, and my younger one doesn't really have a problem, but he needs things that are chal lenging, so I get him work-books that might be geared,for the next grade."

She said she believes tha t all of their summer studying has paid off over the years.

A lot of workbooks have fun elements to them, like mazes and word puzzles , Apel said. Sti l l , how do you get your kids to hunker down with a workbook when they're supposed to be on vaca-tion?

"I j u s t say th i s is t h e way it is, and they 've accepted it," she said. "And what 's great is that I never hear 'Mom, I'm bored, what 's there to do?1

Because they know I'll j u s t say. 'OK. let 's do a few more pages in your workbook."

Some paren ts also offer their children rewards, such as a special toy or tr ip, as an incentive for finishing a workbook, she said.

Workbooks at both s tores cost anywhere from about $2.25 for a single subject to about $15 for a multiple-subject book. (

C a r y n F i n k e l s t e i n , a k indergar ten t eacher who is a l so a s a l e s p e r s o n a t t h e " t e a c h e r ' s s t o r e . " said workbooks can be useful . But she r ecommends t h a t p a r e n t s use t hem only occa-sionally,

"I would save them for rainy day activities, or for hot days, when it's too hot for kids to be out-side runn ing around, or a s an activity to do af te r lunch, before going in the pool," she said.

The reason for tha t , she said, is that children often can learn jus t a s much, if not more, f rom educational toys, games and other activities, and have more fun in the process

For example, the " t e a c h e r ' s s t o r e " sells many m u l t i - c u l t u r a l c r a f t books and ki ts . By u s i n g them, a child can learn how to make brace le ts a n d o t h e r t h i n g s T h e s e h a n d s - o n a c t i v i t i e s involve reading , following directions, and1 ma th and spat ial skills. They also promote creativity, and teach children about the cu l t u r e s ) in which the craft developed

" P h o n i c s L e a r n i n g S y s t e m " by Leap Frog, is one i>f the many neat toys offered by i n s T r e e . The bat tery-operated toy uses plastic letters and "talking" cards to teach children how to read by sound ing out le t te r combinat ions. I t . includes a full set of 120 vowel/consonant combi-nation cards and sells for about $60. A smaller , travel-size version is also available.

For more information about their products and services, call The L e a r n i n g Tree s to res (which a r e not a f f i l i a t ed wi th Th» l > « r n i n | Tr—» day c a r e c e n t e r s ) a t 1 - 8 0 0 - 8 8 2 - 9 1 7 5 , a n d t t \e - teacher 's s tore" a t (313) 525-0720,

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Just bag it! And so they quickly did! Please, no more broken eggs! And, remember , the soft s tuff goes on top! Tel-Twelve Mall in Southfield hosted the lOth-annual Michigan Best Bagger Contest

on Monday. J u n e 30 in Cen te r Court while onlookers watched dozens of brown paper bags being filled with grace and dispatch.

Twenty-four fTnalists from grocery marke t s around the s t a te had to bag a typical load of food products — judged on speed, proper bag-building technique, style, a t t i tude and appearance, and a t tempt to break the nat ional bagging record of 30-seconds.

Tim Skaggs, 17, of The Village Food Center in Paw Paw took first place, filling his .bag in 37 seconds. He walked away with a trophy, $500 scholarship from Campbell 's Soups, a $300 shopping spree at Tel-Twelve Mall, and an all expense-paid tr ip to Las Vegas in February to compete in the National Baggers Contest .

Second Place went to Robert Bailer of Glen's Marke ts Inc. in- Cheboygan and Third Place went t6 Jamie Keoshian of Central Shop-rite of Caro.

The contest was sponsored by the Associated Food Dea le r s of Michigan and T h e Michigan Grocers Association.

From left: Winner Tim Staggs deftly fills his pouch. The audience marvels at the bag-gers speeds. Robert^Baller signals he's finished

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Cost Plus .enters metro market D o e s M i c h i g a n n e e d a n o t h e r h o m e d e c o r r e t a i l e r ? C o s t P l u s Wor ld M a r k e t s t o r e s " W h e r e y o u c a n a f f o r d t o b e d i f f e r e n t " t h i n k so. T h e y wil l o p e n f o u r s t o r e s in t h e s t a t e , j u s t t o u r m o n t h s he fo i ** t h e busy , h o l i d a y s e a s o n .

t i o n a l h o m e f u r n i s h i n g s w i t h g^yrmet food and wine is the recipe for success."

Oldenbourg said the company sees "lots of oppor tuni ty for an affordable

JY SUSAN DEMAGGIO SDITOR

S h o p p e r s who love to e n t e r t a i n will want to check out the new Cost P lus World Market stores debu t ing in Michigan on Aug. 7 in Rochester Hills and Westland.

P ie r - l - e sque in the kind of mer-chandise they sell, Cost Plus World M a r k e t d i s t inguishes itself by a lso offering an internat ional selection of wine, beer and gourmet foods which account for 37-percent of sales.

The,£)akland, Cal . -based re ta i l e r also imports casual furn i ture , paper p r o d u c t s , s t e m w a r e , b a s k e t s a n d t a b l e t o p i t e m s f r o m 50 c o u n t r i e s , including India, Turkey, Italy, Thai-l a n d , C h i n a , t h e P h i l i p p i n e s , France, England. Indonesia and the Czech Republic. The 53-store compa-ny was profiled last year in HFN, a weekly newspaper for the home fur-

nishings network,when it went pub-lic and announced plans to open 35 m o r e s t o r e s in t h e Nf idwes t a n d Texas.

C o m p a n y s p o k e s w o m a n Melissa Oldenbourg said an addi t ional two s to r e s a r e coming to Michigan in O c t o b e r , s e t f o r A n n A r b o r a n d Grand Rapjds.

" C u s t o m e r s will f ind a f fo rdab l e prices on casual f u rn i t u r e and items for home en te r t a in ing a t Cost Plus World Market." she said. "Cost Plus h a s o u t p e r f o r m e d i t s c o m p e t i t o r s wi th increases in s a m e s to re sales ( m e a s u r i n g t h e p e r f o r m a n c e of stores open a year or more) of over 6-percent for the pas t six years."

C E O Ralph Dillon, who took over the 39-year-old F i s h e r m a n ' s Wharf baske t company in 1990 and "refo-cused it", believes "a spicy combina-tion of competitively priced interna-

ca sua l h o m e f u r n i s h i n g s s t o f e in Michigan," wh ich it p icked for i t s demographics which match the com-pany's. »

Look for Cost Plus World Markets at 1316 Rochester Road, in the Win-chester Plaza, and 36312 Warren Road, across from the Westland Shopping Center.

Aisles contain furniture, lighting, frames, pillows, rugs, glassware, ceramics, tabletop accessories, cook-books, cooking utensils, gifts, col-lectibles like masks and figurines, candles and bath products, holidays posters, cards and papers, gourmet foods, coffees and teas, 500 varieties of wine and 100 different specialty crafted beers from around the globe.

The company currently has 60 stores in 11 states. It trades on the NASDAQ national market under the symbol "CPWM."

Their toll-free number is 1-800-COSTPLUS.

Elegant Imports: Frorfi their annual report, a sampling of the merchandise available at Cost Plus World Imports.

Newt of special events for shoppers is included in this calendar. Send information to: Malls & Mainstreets, c/o The Observer & Eccen-tric 805 East Maple. 48009; or fax (248) 644 1314. Deadline: Wednesday 5 p.m. for publica-tion on Sunday.

SUNDAY, JULY • Dinosaur exhibit * last day!

"Blast from the Pas t" f e a t u r e s eight moving, roaring dinosaurs in na tura l setting, plus relat-ed activities, information booths, and classes by C r a n b r o o k S c i e n c e C e n t e r s t a f f fo r s choo l g roups t h rough J u l y 7. Co-sponsored by Blue C a r e N e t w o r k , C r a n b r o o k a n d t h e m a l l . Dinosaurs by Kokoro Dinosaurs of Los Angeles.

Oakland Mall. 14 Mile/John R. Troy (248) 585 4114.

ADDED ATTRACTIONS Founder'% Festival

Downtown Fa rming ton hos ts p a g e a n t , a r t s and c ra f t s fair , parade (10 a.m. J u n e 12) sales and re f reshments through July 12. On Ju ly 10, a garage sale by kids for kids 10 a.m. unti l 2 p.m. a t Orchard Street Park. Free table space, reser-vations required.

Grand River /Farmington. • (248) 473 7276.

MONDAY, JULY 7 Senior Citizen Dance

First Monday fun for seniors l l a . m . t o 2 p . m . Refreshments served a t 12:30. Lower level com-muni ty room Newcomers welcome.

Westland Center. Wayne / Warren. (313) 425 5001.

TMUMDAY. J U t Y i e — S u m m e r Park C o n c e r t S e r i e s

Bring a picnic supper , lawn chairs or a blan-ket to enjoy a free concert by Michele Ramo & T h e Ramo G r o u p p e r f o r m i n g Braz i l i an La t in Jazz , 7:30 p.m.

Sham Park. Bates/Townsend. Birmingham. (248) 433 3550

>V. JULY 11 Summer Family Series

B i r m i n g h a m ' s Pr inc ipa l S h o p p i n g Di s t r i c t hosts Guy Louis and Chautauqua Express 6:30 p.m. Free for families.

Steps of City Hall. Martin I Pierce (248) 433 3550.

SATURDAY, JULY 1 2 Farmer's Markets

Plymou th and F a r m i n g t o n offer fresh produce, bakery goods, flowers and herbs, plus much more through Oct. 25. Hot cof-fee and cold lemonade in Plymouth 's ga ther ing a c r o s s f r o m Kel logg P a r k . A n n A r b o r Trail /Main. (313)453-1540.

Farmington. Grand River/east of Farmington. (248)473-7283.

Art In the Park P l y m o u t h hos ts i t s a n n u a l fes t ival f rom 10

a .m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday , J u n e 13 from 10 a .m. to 5 p.m. t h r o u g h o u t downtown dis t r ic t . 400 fine a r t s and craf tsmen from 30 states show and sell the i r handiwork. Live en t e r t a inmen t , specialty foods. Free admission.

Downtown Plymouth. Ann Arbor Trail/Main. (313) 416-4278.

Children's story hour T h e N a t u r e Company welcomes chi ldren to

hear ta les from its best book collections 1-2 p.m. Complimentary. . Somerset Collection South.

Big Beaver/Coolidge. Troy. (248) 649-3433.

Kids tun Borders Books & Music en te r ta ins with a visit

from The Wild Thing 11 a.m. At 2 p.m. husband and wife duo David and J enny Heitler-Klevans pe r fo rm musica l in te rac t ive p rogram for k ids with puppets .

Orchard Lake 114 Mile. Farmington Hills. (248) 737-0110.

WEDNESDAY, JULY IB First FN£M

Sit in a mult i-mill ion dol lar j e t f ighter , t ax i down the r u n w a y a n d get r eady for flight. 13 ride. ($2 with any mall receipt.) Through Ju ly 20, in the Seven Mile parking lot.

Livonia Mall. Seven Mtle/Middlebelt. (248) 476-1160

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Wonderland Joins ranks of smoke-free centers

W o n d e r l a n d Mall in Livonia became smoke-free July 1 "in accordance wi th 1he Michi-gan CleanLindeoLAct 4f_i986." Smoking will only be available st the Big Boy r e s t au ran t . Greek Island r e s t au r an t , and the Thai Street Cafe. T h e center is locat-ed at Middlebelt a n d Plymouth roads.

Anniversary contest In celebration of Ethan Allen's

65th anniversary , t h e furni ture retailer is s p o n s o r i n g the "At Home With E t h a n Allen" con-test. C u s t o m e r s a r e invited to recount s t o r i e s a n d anecdotes surrounding the i r favorite piece of EA furni ture! T h e first prize is a $2,500 gift cert i f icate towards the p u r c h a s e of EA f u r n i t u r e . Entries of 250-words or less, are being s o l i c i t e d u n t i l J u l y 13 through the company's Interiors magaz ine , b e i n g s e n t to cus-tomers a n d a v a i l a b l e a t EA stores nationwide.

Retailers give May a thumbs up

Michigan retai l sales improved s l ight ly in M a y , a p p a r e n t l y bucking a na t ional drop in sales for the month . According to the Michigan Reta i l Index, 51-per-cent of the s ta te ' s retailers expe-rienced a 3 -pe rcen t increase in sales over April.

"Michigan re ta i le rs ' better per-formance is not surpris ing given the fact t h a t t h e s t a t e ' s unem-ployment ra te dropped to an all-t ime low in M a y a n d w e l f a r e caseloads also dropped to a 25-year low."

Nor thern M i c h i g a n re ta i l e r s reported h e a l t h y yea r - to -yea r ga ins in M a y , s u g g e s t i n g a strong, ear ly s t a r t to the sum-mer tourism season . 58-percent reported increased sales - lead-ing all regions of the state. Jew-elers led the i n d u s t r y with 67-percent repor t ing sales increas-es, followed by general merchan-dise retailers and apparel retail-

Greater Than shirts add whimsy to summer

An emerg ing young company from Pit tsburgh is turning heads

in the apparel industry with an innova t ive l ine of act ive w e a r a v a i l a b l e a t a r e a J a c o b s o n ' s stores.

"Greater Than , Inc.,1" accord-ing to p r e s i d e n t "shows young people t h a t i t is more productive to build yourself up ra ther t han tear someone else doWnrWe are not telling them to ea t t h e i r g reens or make the i r beds . T h e m e s s a g e s p r o m o t e activities that they already enjoy doing - in-line skating, basket-ball, soccer, etc."1

Pictograms play on the mathe-matical symbol for greater t han (>) s e t t i n g u p a n equa t ion for positive lifestyle choices, such as "Running is greater than watch-ing TV."

P rominen t l y f e a t u r e d in t h e clothing line is the Greater Than figure, a glorified stick person. Made in the USA, the T-sh i r t s are premium weight, preshrunk cot ton wi th e x t r a - s t u r d y con-struction and shoulder-to-shoul-der neck tape.

F leecewear is made of s u p e r weight cotton with cross g ra in c o n s t r u c t i o n a n d r i b b e d s i d e i n s e r t s . For more in fo rma t ion call (416) 687-2466, or write to: GrThan@aol.com.

Target gives helping hand with "Education Initiative"

Target invites shoppers to call a toll-free line to begin having 1-percent of their charge card pur-chases filtered to the school of their choice. Through the T a k e Cha rge of Educat ion Program" t h e r e t a i l e r hopes to o f fe r i t s s u p p o r t to local c o m m u n i t i e s and their children. For complete d e t a i l s a b o u t T a r g e t "Ail-A r o u n d " s c h o l a r s h i p s , school f u n d - r a i s i n g or opening a new charge card, call 1-800-316-6142.

Clothing exhibit at Gallery T h e C e n t e r f o r C r e a t i v e

S t u d i e s is h o s t i n g " C l o t h e s , Clothes. Clothes," an exhibit by 50 ar t i s ts through July 18.

See a paper dress from M a r i O ' C o n n o r of New York, fashion photos by V i c t o r S k r e b n e s k i of Chicago, New Yorker magazine c o v e r s by i l l u s t r a t o r M a r k

c o m m i t t e e u n v e i l e d a c o l l e c -t o r ' s l i c e n s e p l a t e for cruisers. It's handcra f ted from fired porce-lain, fea tur ing the 1997 logo and is absolutely l imited to 1997. It

U l r i k s e n . t w o c r e a t i o n s by B o s w e l l of Detroi t , a S a n d r a C a r d e w d r e s s form t r i m m e d with Emu fea thers , among oth-

( M i c h i g a n r e s i d e n t s a d d 6% s^ les t ax ) p l u s $4.95 sh ipp ing and handling.

The Woodward Dream Cruise i s s e t fo r S a t u r d a y , A u g . 16 beginning a t 10 a.m. To place an order call or write Don Sommer Fine Ar t , Inc., WDC Collector's PTate;~PX). Box 32624. Detroit ,

2, phi ( d a y s ) a n d 1 - 8 0 0 - 7 9 2 - 7 8 5 6 (evenings/weekends.)

Fash Bash tickets on sale •—• T i c k e t s f o r D e t r o i t ' s 2 8 t h

annua l preview of the fall season accord ing to H u d s o n ' s " F a s h B a s h , " go on sale J u n e 16 for $150 , $ 3 5 a n d $25 by c a l l i n g (313) 833-2323. Proceeds f rom t h e W e d n e s d a y , Ju ly 30 even t wi l l b e n e f i t t h e F o u n d e r s J u n i o r C o u n c i l of the D e t r o i t I n s t i t u t e of Ar t s .

The fun begins at 6 p.m. with a p r e -pa r ty and live auction of one-of-a-kind merchand i se and events at the S ta te Theatre. The p a r t y m o v e s n e x t door to t h e

a t r i c a l f a s h i o n p r e s e n t a t i o n about 8 p.m.

Post p a r t i e s fea ture Detroit 's m o s t - f a s h i o n a b l e e n j o y i n g desser t and the show. For more deta i l s call t h e Fash Bash hot-line (313) 833-6760.

Fashion In the park „ Dur ing the Thursday evening

s u m m e r concer t s in downtown B i r m i n g h a m ' s S h a i n P a r k , women's fashions from T i m b u k -t u S t a t i o n will be in fo rmal ly modeled to the crowd. The shop is located a t 235 Pierce St ree t . For more information call (248) 594-4751.

Olympla has Stanley Cup CD O l y m p i a E n t e r t a i n m e n t , in

cooperation with N H L I C E and the D e t r o i t R e d Wings , has a "Live At Stanley Cup, With Star-ship Fea tur ing Mickey Thomas," a commemora t i ve S t a n l e y C u p

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Dream Cruisers plate available The Woodward Dream Cruise

playoffs music CD, with rare and unique game highlights inter-cut with S ta r sh ip music video.

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full motion video and phutus on most personal computers.

Get it for $9.99 at part icipat-ing L i t t l e C a e s a r ' s s tores. J C P e n n e y , H a r m o n y H o u s e , D u n h a m s , M e d i a P l a y , S a m G o o d y and 7-11 stores.

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Thanks to all the readers who phoned in locations for

the hard-to find items listed last u eek!

A couple of r eade r s called in the following information

for shoppers: • V i d e o F i n d e r s is a great source for favorite movies.

PBS classics, television genes and specials. The compa-ny has m o r e t h a n 125,000 t i t l e s Keep t h e n u m b e r , handy. 1-800-343-4727.

• B e a d W o r k s in F r a n k l i n doe.s a great job replac-ing vintage handbag handles, but Birmingham Bead on West Maple, is highly recommended as well.

We're still looking f o r • Ths pa t t e rn for a round dish cloth t ha t uses sugar

and cream y a r n ! Thought this was set t led weeks ago. but more t h a n two dozen curious crocheters and kni t te rs want a copy. If someone sends it in. wel l print it for all!

— '—1900's • A copy of an old children's book lY'iiu tin-i was it a Golden Book'') called "Hum-um-um The Ham-ster" for Jenny LefTler's granddaughter

• A copy of t he r e c o r d i n g "Serious Leisure by Sam Cardon of U t a h on Ans Records One cut. "Solitude" is especially wan ted by "Rose" of Livonia

• Someone who sells Anne Klein II cologne for

Norma Van Ness. • An out s ide rabbit h u t c h for "Lynn" who wants a

weather-proofed place for a rabbit to live outdoors, not indoors.

• A t oo thbrush for gentle, sensit ive teeth ( preferably by Oral Bi for "Gail."

• S t a m p embro idery p r o d u c t s for tablecloths, nap-kins , p i l lowcases e tc . , N O T coun ted cross s t i t ch for "Kathy."

• A s a l a d spinnfer w i th a c r a n k hand le for I rene Blaine of Garden City.

• A c l e a n i n g produc t t ha t t akes rust and car oil ofT of cement garage floors for "Rita "

• A I r o n r i t e m a n g l e p a d a n d c o v e r ( N O T t h e .machine! i for Jean Phillips

• The Diet Exchange Book. published years ago by the Diet Centers of Canada , for "Pat."

• A c o p y of the s o n g "Someone Who Believes In You," f rom the D a t e Wi th Ah Angel s o u n d t r a c k for Cindy of Canton

• The out-of-print E n c y c l o p e d i a of Cooking"1 by Mary Margaret McBnde for Lorraine Bower

If you've seen any of these items in your travels, let Malls & Mainstreets know and well print the answers. Please call (248) 901-2567 and relate your message and phone number slowly and clearly!

Present a gift certificate with style What do you give someone who's

hard to buy for. or lives in a dis-tant state?

- The best (and simplest) gift may be conven ien t , exactly the * mount you want to *pend, appro priate for an / spec ia l occasion, and one-«ise-fit*-all - a gift certificate.

And it's easy to make a gift cer-t if icate p e r s o n a l . "Appearance counts more than ever Presenta-tion is part of the gift and says - I cars," says Zita DiMeo. gift-wrap strategist at Hallmark Cards.

To make a gift certificate and presentation perfect, fellow these two s imple s t e p s from the gift-wrap experts at Hallmark.

1. Match the recipient's inter-e s t s and p e r s o n a l i t y wi th an appropriate gift certificate. S h o p ping foi r an outdoorsman? Think L.L. or Eddie Bauer

Need a gift for a teacher or a thank-you Tor" someone special1

Consider a Hallmark store for a selection of stationery, collectibles a n d o t h e r pe r sona l -express ion

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2. Be creative in the way you present the gift certificate. "You're more likely to surprise or disguise the one-dimensions! certificate if it's h idden in s greeting csrd or incorporated into something clever a n d u n e x p e c t e d , " s s y s DiMeo. •Anything goes, so have fun."

3. Choose sn i n t e r e s t i n g d e c a n t e r or g lass bot t le wi th s cork, roil up the gift certificate and slip i t inside. The bottle may be used la te r for oils and f lavored vinegars.

where t h e gift cert i f icate is the hidden treasure.

5. Bag it! Use one of Hallmark's small die-cut handle bags and col-ored t i s sue to present the gift ce r

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ARTISTIC EXPRESSIONS

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Historic club showcases members Jack Olds spent several af ternoons

on a ladder last week recording the hund reds of signatures left by

artists, wri ters , political figures and celebrities on the wood beam in the historic Scarab Club. Diego Rivera. • Marcel Duchamp, Robert Hopkin. Norman Rockwell, Edgar Guest, and Marshall Fredericks, have all visited the club and signed the beam. Former Gov. William Milliken, an avid a r t s supporter who founded Michigan Glass month, signed it twice.

Olds, who serves on the board of directors, is a former Livonia Arts Commissioner and grants project director for the Michigan Council for

the Arts. Olds current-ly has work on display in the Alma College Statewide Print Exhibition continuing through July 26 a t the Birmingham Bloomfield Art Association, and in the All Members Exhibition at the Scarab 'Club until

Marcella: Jim Riopelle created this pastel dur-ing a life draw-ing class at the

"kisUOriv Slui lib Club. Riopelle displays the work in the All Member "Exhibition through July 31.

July 31. Before or

after visit ing the "Splendors of Ancient Egypt" a t the Detroit

Ins t i tu te of Arts, you might want to stop at the historic Scarab Club locat-ed behind the DIA at 217 Farnsworth.

In celebration of Detroit's 296th birthday, tours of the historic Scarab Club will be given 11 a.m. to 4 p.nl. Saturday, Ju ly 26. In fact, the ent i re Universi ty Cul tura l Center will be alive with many festivities on t h a t day including children's activities, en t e r t a inmen t , a mini ar t fair, and a natura l iza t ion ceremony. Call (313) 833-1405 for more information.

The Scarab Club , which began in 1910 as an ar t i s ts ' colony, selected the scarab, an ancient Egyptian symbol for immortali ty, as a motif to repre-sent the club in 1913. The clubhouse, built in 1928. is listed in the National

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Important man: This tomb statue is of Vizier Hem-iu-nu, nephew of the king Khufu Cheops. Hem-iu-nu held a rank similar to a prime min-ister, and probably was responsible for building the Great Pyramid at Giza.

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Bloomfield Hills. "As a teacher it has so manv classic examples, not iust

When the Detroit Ins t i tu te of Arts opens a major Egyptian a r t exhibi-t ion to v i s i t o r s J u l y 16, m u s e u m staff expect two of the most popular quest ions to be "where 's t h e m u m -mies," and "where's the bathrooms?"

"Splendors of Ancient Egypt," one - e L l h e J ^ t s e j z L E g y p t i a n a r t exhibi-

t ions to visit t he Uni ted S t a t e s In decades, will showcase more t h a n 200 objects in 18 galleries.

The DLA's 20th century a r t collec-t ion was t empora r i ly d i sp l aced to free the 19,000 square feet of space nece s sa ry to d isp lay t h e s e w o r k s revealing the age of p h a r a o h s and the ancient Egyptians belief in gods a n d a n a f t e r l i f e . M u m m y c a s e s , reliefs, ceramics, jewelry, sculptures, carvings, vessels, a s tone sarcopha-gus , a n d s t a t u e t t e s w e i g h i n g a s much as two tons document the his-tory of ancient Egypt from the pre-D y n a s t i c e r a to s e v e n t h c e n t u r y A.D.

William Peck, senior curator, DIA depar tment of ancient a r t , wrote the ca ta log for the exh ib i t ion , now in t h e m i d s t of a f ive ci ty tou r . The work is drawn from one of the rich-est collections of Egypt ian ant iqui-t i e s in t h e w o r l d , t h e R o e m e r -Pel izaeus museum in Hi ldeshe im, G e r m a n y . H e r m a n R o e m e r a n d Wilhelm Pel izaeus joined t o g e t h e r

typical, but excellent. They're beau-tiful objects and I th ink people will be knocked out."

For t h e l a s t few weeks pack ing c ra tes sa t u n o p e n e d awai t ing t h e arrival of a conservator, curator and G e r m a n a r t h a n d l e r s f r o m t h e R o e m e r - P e l i z a e u s M u s e u m . Peck phntncrraohed the work crew as one

Before t h e crews' a r r iva l , the DIA staff was given specifics about t h e

of the men t u r n e d ' t h e manual cranx on a c rane to l if t a s tone t r e a s u r e from the cra te . This exhibition is a h e a v y i n m o r e w a y s t h a n o n e .

amount of weight the wall should be able to bear. The panels will be held to the wall by a series of brackets . Once a s s e m b l e d t h e r e c t a n g u l a r panels, including the one fea tur ing the Ibis-headed figure, will form a large wall relief to the God Thoth.

"The l a rges t object is a ful l -s ize stone sarcophagus of a high official.

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the nearly vacant galleries bust l ing w i t h w o r k m e n a n d act ivi ty: "The des ign on t h e f r o n t was m e a n t to imita te t h e appearance of a palace."

The Goddess Sakhmet greets visi-tors and sets the scene for the mys-teries of Egypt. An imposing s ta tue of the pro tec t ress of Egypt evokes the notion t ha t ' t h i s ancient cul ture was very much concerned with the spiri tual life.

Beyond the l ion-headed goddess, DIA a r c h i t e c t L o u i s G a u c i h a s des igned a set of s t a i r s a longs ide two wood coff ins so v i s i t o r s m a y v iew t h e t o p s o f - each , if t h e y so choose.

"Most people th ink of a m u m m y case s t a n d i n g up, b u t t h e y ' r e too f r a g i l e to d i sp lay t h a t way," s a id Peck.

Yet a n o t h e r g a l l e r y d e a l s w i t h d a i l y l i f e in a n c i e n t E g y p t . M i n i a t u r e m o d e l s r e p r e s e n t i n g plowing, grain being harvested, and

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What : One of the largest exh i b i t i ons of Egyptian t reasures to v is i t t he U.S. in decades wi l l f i l l 18 ga l le r ies w i t h mummy'cases , s ta tues , jewe l -ry, wal l relief, and ceramics .

When: July 16- Jan. 4. Hours are 1 1 a .m. t o 4 p.m. Wednesday t h r o u g h •Friday, unti l 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.

W t o w Dptroi! i ns t i tu te of A r t s . 5 2 0 0 Woodward Avenue. De t ro i t . Cal l ( 313 ) 833 -7900 .

Admission: Reserved date and t i m e t i c k e t s are $10 adul ts . $5 ch i l d ren ages 5-12. no t i c k e t required for ch i ldren age four and under. DIA Founders Society members f ree.

-Tickets available.through ...... Ticke tmaster and the DIA box o f f i ce at (313) 833 -4005 . T i cke ts for groups of 15 dr 'more. aiiCl WJlUUl t ou rs available by ca l l ing ( 3 1 3 ) 833-7 4 1 6 .

Related Activities:

• DIA Founders Society M e m b e r s Preview 1 1 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. July 12-13. ca l l ( 3 1 3 ) 833 -7971 . Time t i c k e t s requi red.

• Evening Gala 7 -11 p.m. Saturday, July 12. Cockta i ls and Midd le Eastern hors d 'ouevr^s. Specia l gues t s the Honorable Ambassador Ahmed Maher El Sayed, Embassy of t he Arab Republic of Egypt , and Professor Arne Eggebrecht . d i reco-tor of the Roemer-Pelizaeus Museum. T i cke ts $75 per person. caH (313) 833 -1924 .

• Programming t o run th roughout t he exhib i t ion inc ludes per for-mances by Egypt ian dance ensem-bles. drop-in workshops on hiero-glyphs. amule ts and mummy cases , a c lass surveying the art of Egypt ian c iv i l izat ions taught by Wi l l i am Peck . and lectures by respec ted

Register of Historic Places. "There's a lot of history there," said

Olds of Livonia. "The thing is not everyone wr i tes legibly and we wan t to document the hundreds of a r t i s t s who signed the beam.

William Bostick. a member since 1939, r emembers when Marcel Duchamp, Sark is Sarkisian a n d Zoltan Sepeshy signed the beam

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in the late 19th century to assemble t h e col lect ion now t o t a l i n g more than 9,000 objects. . "To me the exhibition is a wonder-f u l , c o m p r e h e n s i v e s u r v e y of Egyp t i an a r t , " said Peck who h a s t a u g h t a t Wayne S t a t e Universi ty , t h e U n i v e r s i t y of M i c h i g a n , a n d C r a n b r o o k A c a d e m y of A r t in

1530 b.c.) are still strung on the original thin gold wire. The symbolic materials were thought to protect the living, and.in the next life, the mummy on which it was found.

officials bu t ordinary people going a b o u t t h e i r dai ly l i fe d u r i n g t h e Middle Kingdom period. Bronze ves-sels, jewelry, cosmetics and eyelin-e r s , m i r r o r s , a n d m o d e l s such a s these were placed in tombs to assist the spirit in the afterlife.

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Egyptologists on a variety of t o p i c s inc luding how t h e W e s t ' s f asc ina t i on w i t h ancient Egypt has in f luenced Amer ican a rch i tec tu re s i nce t h e 1700s . For more in fo rmat ion , ca l l DIA educat ion depar tmen t at ( 3 1 3 ) 833 -4249 . *

ART FAIR

fair bustles with talent

Lunch Is served: Wildlife photogra-pher Rick Denomme waited four ' days to capture this Alaskan bear magging a salmon for lunch,

B r LINDA ANN CHOMIN 8TAFT WRITER

D i a n n e Q u i n n b e g a n A r t i n t j i e P a r k in P l y m o u t h w i t h 30 a r t i s t a . Seventeen y e a n later, the a f f a i r h a s b los somed . N e a r l y 400 a r t i s t s a n d c r a f t s m e n will exh ib i t t h e i r w a r e a Ju ly 12-13 in the downtown s t r e e t s surrounding Kellogg Park.

Back then , all of t h e a r t i a t a were local and lived not more t h a n a few m i l e s a w a y f r o m t h e a i t e . T o d a y , e x h i b i t o r a h a i l f r o m n o t o n l y Michigan but 30 states and Canada .

T h a t first year a fun par t waa, the f a i r waa so sma l l , " s a i d Q u i n n . " I t ra ined , so we he ld it aga in t h e next

Art In the Pack What: Nearly 400 art ists and craftsmen sail their pottery, painting, jewelry, photog rsphy. sculpture, glass, wearable art. wood, metal, calligraphy, and basketry. Live entertainment, food, and a poetry

k 10 a m. to 6 p.m. Saturday. Juty 12 and until 5 p.m. Sunday. July 13. Wliara: In the streets surrounding Kellogg Par* in downtown Plymouth.

weekend* Quinn, who was creat ing and show-

ing cal l igraphy, uaed all of he r own money to get thoee early showf4>ff the ground Art \n t h e P a r k •uu i f rd h k e

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the perfect way to showcase her work and tha t of a few friends.

"I t h o u g h t Plytnouth should have an event l ike this," said Quinn . "We had a perfec t set t ing. People love to come to Plymouth*

Q u i n n wi l f not e x h i b i t t h i s y e a r because runn ing Art in the Park h a s become a full-t ime business It t akes the Plymouth resident all year to pro-duce t h e a r t fair. Mee t ing wi th ci ty police and fire personnel , overseeing television commercials, and develop-ing new a t t r a c t i o n s l ike an outdoor cafe t akes hundreds of hours of time.

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On the prowl: Wildlife artist Russell Cobane of Clarkston painty ed the wolves in "Out of the Forest" after photographs taken in

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Mummies "Children will find these fasci-nating," said IVck "They look lik<> toys, but they're not. They were placed in t h e tombs because bread and beer were the two staples of life."

A gallery near the end of the rxhibition discusses mummies

rid the process of mummifica-i ion and includes examples of

"wanopic jars which were used to Ktore the deceased ' s i n t e rna l organs.

Peck expects three mummies frum-the DIA's collection to be a hit with visitors.

"It used to be the two most popular questions were where's t h e mummy a n d w h e r e ' s the bathrooms?," said Peck. There'll be a whole unwrapped mummy, so people can see a mummy if they want."

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Fun facts from the Detroit Institute of Arts See accompanying story on Cl. Did you know? Egyptians embalmed soft organs but extracted

and threw away the brains, believing the heart, not the brain, was the seat of wisdom?

We owe our calendar of 365 days to the ancient Kgyptians. They were the first to divide the day and night into '24 hours and to use clocks.

Ancient Egyptians invented eyeliner and beer. The word m u m m y comes from t h e Arabic

iuujuiiuya, iiieamnji bitumen, a dark, waterproof subs tance sometimes used to coat mummies .

Contrary to popular belief, Egyptians practiced mummification not because of an obsession with death, but rather a fascination with life, and the idea of preserving it eternally.

A recently unwrapped mummy was covered with a total of three miles of three-inch wide linen bandage.

Many mummies of animals have been discov-• ered, including house pets and animals sacred to the gods. The mummies of four million ibises, a

cemetery, each in its own individual pot.

written especially for children. Demonstrat ions of craf ts for

children such as weaving, jewel-ry- and papyrus- making will be ongoing as will programs featur-ing performances by Egyptian dance ensembles, drop-in work-shops on hieroglyphs and mum-mies/ lectures, and a class sur-veying the ar t of Egyptian civi-l i z a t i ons ( t a u g h t by Wil l iam Peck), will run through Jan. 4.

An outpost Museum Shop in the North Court will offer every

The sea ted f igure of a high official in government adminis-tration, statue of a scribe, and-an 18-foot-long papyrus scroll of the Book of the Dead fill a reading

room where exhibition catalogs are available for research. Wall pane l s t h r o u g h o u t the show explain about hieroglyphs, how the 700 charac te rs were used,

and other relevant elements of Egyptian culture. Three audio tours, one for adults, one for chil-dren and one in Arabic will be available as will a Family Guide

item imaginable making this a t rue Egyptomania celebration. According to the DIA Museum Shops director of retail , Joyce Hard ing , the s ta f f have been working very hard for the last y e a r commiss ion ing j ewe l ry reproductions, T-shirts, -baseball caps, tote bags, scarves, and tiles

f rom Rick P r u c k l e r a n d the Whistling Frog Tile Co. in Fern-dale.

"We've had so much fun devel-oping products for the exhibit," sa id H a r d i n g of H u n t i n g t o n Woods. "We have e v e r y t h i n g from children's jewelry to 110 book titles on Egypt."

Farmington art ist Chrystyna Nykorak said "it's the thrill of a

. l ifetime to have been commis-sioned to create dozens of silk scarves batiked with Egyptian symbols such as Bastet the Cat, and the jackal-headed god Anu-bis for the museum shops. *

"It was so much fun because I could combine my love of ancient history with my art." said Nyko-rak

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M a k i n g C o n t a c t : Please submit items for publication to Frank Provenzano, Observer & Eccentric Newspapers, 805 East Maple, Birmingham, Ml 48009, (248) 901-2557 or fax. (248) 644-1314

Talent from page CI

The chicken, pi tas and Uncle F r a n k ' s Coney ' s will sure ly delight a variety of palates din-

-rng at the outdoor cafe located behind Delta Diamonds on the corner of W Ann Arbor Trail and Forrest. In the park, the Ply-mouth Symphony League will sell ice cream, and the Plymouth Community Ar t s Council will offer hands-on c h i l d r e n ' s art activities. Want your face paint-ed, D & M Art Studio students will do it for Si

A poetry crawl, begun in 1996 by the Plymouth Poets, will con-tinue to spread poems through-out the fair's duration. Last year more than 10 poets did continu-ous performances on the main stage in Kellogg Park, and in cof-fee houses, s tores and restau-rants throughout downtown Ply-

mouth "This is going to be the best

Art in t h e P a r k ever ," sa id Quinn "We have a lot of great a r t i s t s coming to Plymouth. I think, there's, a lot of diversion in art when it comes from all over, whether it's technique or subject matter."

Bloomfield Hills silversmith Michael M a c M a n u s knew he wanted to exhibit in Art in the Park in Plymouth because of its reputation with ar t is ts . This is tin-' f i r s t t ime MacManus is e x h i b i t i n g his c o n t e m p o r a r y , necklaces, bracele ts , ear r ings .ind pins at Art in the Park

"1 h e a r d by word-of -mouth that it was an excellent show," said MacManus

Russell Cobane paints wildlife to preserve the butterflies, frogs

and wolves being devastated by chemicals and other man-made disasters. A Clarkston resident since 1975, Cobane grew up in Garden City He painted the. waives in "Out of the Forest" a f t e r p h o t o g r a p h s t aken in Canada, the landscape and rocks from scenes around Clarkston. This is his fourth year in Art in the Park.

"I like painting because it's a form of p r e s e r v a t i o n , " sa id . Cobane. "1 also enjoy the out-doors. and the paintings bring the outdoors, indoors."

Rick Denomme photographs an imals , m a m m a l s and birds around the world. The Northville

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lensman recently returned from pho tograph ing 40 f t . wha le s while r id ing in a 60 ft . boat. Although the images will not be printed in timp for Art in the

feeding at this 75 ft. wide river." Nine-year old Megan Wakar of

Canton will return to the park to sell her miniature sculptures of animals.

Park, Denomme plans to have t h e m comple ted for t h e Ann Arbor Summer Art Fair July 16-19.

A patient man, Denomme once waited four days to capture an^ Alaskan bear .snagging a salmoh for lunch.

"It's unvelievable to see these creatures," said Denomme who will bring his popular photos of wolves, polar bears and bobcats to Art in the Park. "There were up to a dozen bears at a t ime

"I hope more young people will want to exhibit next year," said Q u i n n . "I w a n t to e n c o u r a g e young people to create and sell their art at Art in the Park."

And if you ' re s t i l l not con-vinced tha t Art in the Park is where you want to be Saturday and Sunday, Quinn had this to add.

"I think a lot more people are g e t t i n g into deco ra t i ng t h e i r homes with art and you see a lot

more work in offices, unusua l one-of -a -k ind p ieces ," said Qu inn . "Art m a k e s l i fe a lot more interesting."

The wall to wall art decorating Quinn's home demonstrates her passion and appreciation for cre-ativity. Each year, for the last 17, Quinn has purchased several works from the artists exhibiting in Art in the Park.

"I've bought more things than I have room for," sa id Quinn. "Someday, I may get a bigger house just so I can display it all, but now I just rearrange. The art is s t imulat ing to me. It makes me happy."

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,Bostick of Bingham Farms. "I had the distinct honor of holding the ladder for him. Most of the great artists in the 30s, 40s and 50s were members of the club or signed the beam."

Bostick also has work in the All Member Exhibition as does

painting more than 50 years ago. He is p res iden t of the Scarab Club board of directors.

"Sign?ng the beam is an honor bestowed on members who have contributed services or money to the club over the years ," said Tabb, or to famous ar t is ts and visiting dignitaries. Many of the i l l u s t r a t o r s for the S a t u r d a y Evening Post have singed the beam "

Joseph Maniscalco of Orchard Lake , J e a n n e Poulet , Livonia and Jim Riopelle, a former Livo-nip r e s i d e n t now l iv ing in Northville.

Riopelle s t u d i e d at t h e Me inz inge r School of Art in Detroit in the early 1950s. He only recently became a Scarab Club member, but has partici-pated in the life drawing classes t . h e r p f o r y p a r q

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Riopelle, who makes his living as a graphic artist. "I can remem-ber when I was a s tuden t and Meinzinger ins t ruc to r George Rich f requent ly invited me to visit the club where he was a member. I have a lot of memo-ries of the c lub d u r i n g t h a t time."

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BBAA HOLIDAY SHOW Artists for 1997 Holiday Sales Show sought. Jury date Wednesday. Aug. 6. Deliver s^mpJes to BBAA Tuesday, Aug 5. 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.. 1516 S. Cranbrook. Birmingham. Call Pam Way/Cynthia Mil ls (248) 644^0866

WINDSOR OUTDOOR ART FAIR Call (519) 252 6855 for application to July 26-27 festival. Booth fee: $140

DETROIT DANCE COLLECTIVE Auditions 10 a.m. to noon Friday. July 11, Wayne State University. Old Main 8uildmg, Dance Studio. Third Floor. Seeking male and female dancers for 18th season, beginning Aug. 25. (313) 965-3544.

THE POLK COMPETITION Juried art competition to showcase art of Michigan art ists. Work must demon-strate influence of art on technology and vice versa. Mail entry form and slides to: Greg Scott. Polk. 26955 Northwestern Highway. Southfield. 48034. All entries must be postmarked by July 31.

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JAZZ SEMINAR "Conversations in Jazz." prc-sented by James Tatum, 9:30-11:30 a.m. Saturdays. July 19 & 26, (313) 874-7850 or 1313) 255-9015.

SUMMER ART CAMPS IN CANTON Ancient Egyptian art. painting, papier-mdch£. pastels, charcoal, sand art, ceramics, printmakmg, weaving and more Multi-age camps July 28Aug. 1 at D&M Studio's Once Upon An Easel. 8691 N. l i l ley Road. (248) 453-3710.

ART CLASS AT CRANBROOK Courses for beginners through advanced art>sts. Starting on July 13. Sundays 9:30 11:30 a.m. four-week class on col

* ored-pencils. Also weaving classes and basic drawing classes for children. (248) 645-3678.

MUSEUM/GALLERY TOURS Local artist Deanna Sperka wil l conduct tours of museums and galleries in south-eastern Michigan 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wedr^esday s: July 16. 23 and Aug. 6. To register. (248i 9685112.

PERFORMING ARTS CAMPS And visual art camps lor young people offered by Jingle BEL Inc.July and August. 1551 E. Auburn, Rochester Hills."Performing arts camps include summer stock camp for youngsters ages 7 through 12,11:15 a.m. to 2:45 p.m. July 21-24 and/or 8:30 a.m. to noon Aug. 4-7. Summer si ages 11 through 15. 11:15 a.m. to 2:45 p.m. July 28-31. Short circuit mini-camp will be offered three times for young-sters ages 3-7: 8:30-11 a.m. July 21-24. 8:30-11 a.m. July 2 8 3 1 and 12:15-2:45 p.m. Aug. 4-7 A Colorama art camp will be offered for youngsters ages 6-12 3-4:30 p.m. July 21. 28 and Aug. 4. A sim-rtar art- camp-will be offered for young

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Affair of the art: Gail Hitler of Farmington Hills sculpted this mother and child in clay. Hiller is one of400 artists exhibiting works at the 17th annual Art in-the Park in Plymouth 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, July 12, and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday, July 13. Painting, pottery Jewelry, photography, sculpture, glass, wearable art, wood, metal, calligraphy, and basketry are among the mediums to be shown. Live entertainment, food, and a poetry crawl make this an affair not to be missed.

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sters ages 5-6 on the sarrte days 4.30 5:30 p.m. Music and art lessons, taught by Beate E. Ludecke. will be offered in piano/ keyboard, voice and visual art for group, semi-private o« private instruc-tion. For information, call (248) 375-9027. For registration,call (248) 656-8308.

SUMMER VISUAL ART CAMP AT BBAA Birmingham Bloomfield Art Association offers summer art programs for children, grades 1 6 . Aug. 11-22. Daify sessions run Monday Friday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Camp includes painting, drawing, pot tery. crafts and hands-on activit ies, (248! 644 0866.

DETROIT DANCE COUECTIVE -Summer Dance.* classes, workshops and performances Beginning, imermedi ate and advanced classes 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday-Friday, July 14-18. Detroit Opera House and Central United Methodist Church (across Grand Circus Park from Opera House). Performance 7 p.m. Saturday. July 19, (313) 965-3544.

PAINT CREEK CENTER Pinhole Camera Workshop for adults 6-9 p.m. Wednesday. July ?0. and 1-3:30 p.m. Wednesday. July 30 for children ages 10-14 Registration deadline July 23. Register m person or by phone. 407 Pine Street. Rochester. (248) 651 4110.

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ANGEL TREASURES Andy Lakey signs book autographs, does personal energy sketching 4-8 p.m. Tuesday. July 8: Lakey will be creating 10 personal energy paintings W^dnasday, July 9. 425 Walnut Street. •

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PAINT CREEK CENTER F0R>HE ARTS Chance images by Patricia Bernard, first floor gallery. "Eight by Eight," all media no larger than 8 by 8-inches m any direc t ion features Barbara Abel, West Bloomfield; Judith Ann Corba, Bloomfield Hills. July 11 to Aug 8. Reception 7-9 p.m. Friday, July 11, 407'Ptne Street. Rochester. (248) 651 4110.

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Georges Rouault's "Miserere" series opening 5-9 p.m. Friday. July 11, 33 E Adams on Grand Circus Park. Detroit. Continues through Oct. 10. hours 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. (313) 963-7575..

CLIQUE GALLERY Insects - Ins Je. "Walls ancTWindows," by Darnel Cascardo. "Glass Insects." by Toby Upton, "buggy" jewlery. mounted specimens. t»»es, pots! cards, books, fishing lines. 200 W. Fifth Ave.. Royal Oak. 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday Saturday. Opening party 6-9 p.m. Friday. July 18. (248) 54S2200.

ARTWORK OF JOHN LENNON Yoko Ono presents "Music for the Eyes.' a rare and limited showing of the art work of John Lennon. July 1619 . 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Wednesday Friday. 9 a.m. to 5

Through July 23 - "Private Moments. -Beyond Naked Form" new works b> Hoiiy Pennington and Robert Miley 162 N. Woodward Ave . Birmingham 248 647 3688

POSNER GALLERY Through July 23 - Group exhib't featur ing new paintings by Nathan>el Mather, Felix Braslavsky. Walter Van Oel. Vlssarion Backradze. Leonard Urc Ken Kalman, 523 N. Old Woodward, Birmingham: (248) 647-2552

CALLIGRAPHIC IMAGES Through July 24 - Annual exhibit of Michigan Ass0Ciat;0n of Calligraohers University of Michigan Medica' Center.

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Througn Aug. 31 - Featuring a n work ol recent graduates. 1221 N. Woodward. Btoomlield Hills. :248i 645 3323

CRANBROOK ART MUSEUM Through Aug, 31 Far from Home: New Def'nmons of Domestic Living," Michigan bast-d artists and architects explore the .notion of home Hours: Wednesday Friday. Saturday . 10 a.m. to

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JACK BROKENSRA QUARTTT 6 p m. 11:30 p.m Thursdays m July at Botstord Inn, 38000 Gra«rRTv»r W W of 8 Mile Road. Farmington Hills: (248) 474-4800.

CELEBRATION CONCERT To commemorate I he anniversaries or The Neighborhood Proiaet. J w W Federation Apartments, and Jew*an Community Center. 7 p j r Sunday July 20 Rothetew Park, (north of 10 Mile Road between Greenfield and Cootldge.

p.m. Saturday. Michigan Union Ballroom. 530 S. State Street. Arm Arbor.

DIA'S -SPLENDORS O f ANCIENT EGYPT"

Mummies. pyramids and mysteries of Egypt opens Wednesday. July 16. contin-ues through Sunday. Jan. 4. Detroit inst i tute of Arts, 5200 Woodward. Detroit. (313) 8 3 3 7 9 0 0

MOORE'S GALLERY INC.

A tr ibute t o the people of KwaZulu by South African artist Shirley Howelis. exhibition of oils and water color pastels mixed media, of the people ano places of South Africa, July 24 through Aug 24, 305 Hamilton Row, Birmingham. (248) 64-SHONA

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Center Drive, Ann Arbor. BBAA PRINT EXHIBIT

Through July 26 - Alma College Statewide Print Exhibit Hours: Monday (hrough Saturday, 9 30 a,m to 4:30 p.m, 1516 S. Cranbrook Road. Birmingham: (248i 644-0866

REVOLUTION Through July 26 -

"Currents/Occurrence," an e»mbit ot painting, sculpture, works on paper and decorative arts addressing current social/polit ical issues, includes work of Michigan art ists Gma Ferrari. Joseph Gnge'y and Susanne Stephenson Hours' 10 a m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday Saturday 23257 Woodward. Femdaie: <248*541 3444.

SUSANNE HILBERRY GALLERY Through July 26 - Works by Nadine Slowik. Stephen Canaday and Susar Haynes 4 p.m. 555 S. Woodward Birmingham: (248i 642 8250

SANORA C0UJNS GALLERY Through July 26 - New work by Jeri Hotlister, first place recipient. 1996 Monarch National Ceramic Compe'it ion 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday Saturday 470 N •Old Woodwa«a Ave . Bi'mingham ( 2 4 8 ) 6 4 2 4795 ~"

ANN ARBOR ART CENTER

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ARCHIVES A.O. Hand-painted furniture, art pillows, faux

painted walls and columns, murals and screens, recycled metal garden stakes, sculpture, and handmade lamp-work 114 W. Third. Rochester: 1248) 6 5 1 1485.

ART ADVOCATE Framed art prints and custom framing 44368 Cherry Hill Road, Canton: (313) 844-0155

ARTISTIC EXPRESSIONS Silk and dned flora in unusual contain ers. Adams Plaza at 725 S. Adams, Birmingham: (248) 644 8349,

ARTQUEST GALLERY Contemporary works of art for the home Gift certificates and bridal registry avail able. 185 N. Woodward, Birmingham: •,2481 5402484

ARTSPACE II Specialists in reselling fine art works and antiques: historic Pewabic ti les African artifacts, and unusual lamps tor the home 303 E Maple, Birmingham 1248) 2581540.

ATRIUM GALLERY 'Products of the Glory." a glass exhibit Located at 109 N. Center, Northville, ( 2 4 8 ) 3 4 9 4 1 3 1

AVENUE GALLERY Michigan's only gallery showing e*clu sively Thomas Kinkade. includ<ng limited edition canvas lithographs Newest arrival. 'New Day Dawning." Located at 167 N. Woodward, Birmingham. (248 594 7600. '

BRIDGE STREET GALLERY Alaskan art and designer glass Seeking

new artists of all mediums Call oi write for' an appointment Slides and resumes aren t required but welcome 208 N B' dge. Lmden 48451: 1248 (55-1393,

THE CEMENT SPACE Contemporary work by emerg ng artists Art ists are encouraged to call about exhibit space and upcoming shows 1501 E Woodbndge. Detroit. 313: 259 9800

CLARKSTON FINE ARTS GALLERY Florals and collage by Ruth Alien, oil paintings by Julie Smith, sculpture by Lmda Smith, pottery by Joanie Ugelo 7151 N Main. Clarkston. ( 2 4 8 i 525 8439

CLIQUE GALLERY

The gallery of Eve and Elaine Redmond features photography. 200 W • Fi f t ' Royal Oak |248l 545 2200

COLANGELO S RESTAURANT Supporting Pontiac ar ts explosion by featuring art ists from the Lawrence Street Gallery 2 N Saginaw at Pike. Pontiac. i,248i 334 2275

CONCEPTS GALLERY Specializes in African American Art open-edition lithographs, custom tram in^. 21766 W Eleven Mile Road. Harvard Row Mali. Southfield. (2481

I 357-2763 COWBOY TRADER

Wild West ga:iery offers cowboy and •ndiar antiques and col lect ions, indufl ;ng saddles and chaps. Western a n Niavaho rugs. Plams Indian art i facts turquoise and silver jewelry. boo*.s and rare photos and antique firearms. 251 Merrill. Suite 209. Birmingham. i248;

Through July 18 - 'The Clothes Show: Objects For and About CtotTws " I S Kirtjy. Surte 107.. Detroit: (313) 874 1955

DETROIT FOCUS Through July 18 - "Body Poli t ic/Poli t ical Bodies," an exhibit thai examines fhe boundar.es of »oirtical expression. Curated by Deanna SperVa. featuring want or Joyce Brwrn*. Susanne Anderson and Ben Weerley. June 6-July 18. Hours: Thur • Sal. rxxxv€ p.m. 33 E. Grand River. Detroit. (313) 965-3245

MATRIX GALLERY Through Juty 20 - ' M e & Robert Wood al Jan Cafe:' new works by Marv Wet sen 6 p.m. 212 Miller Ave . Arm Arbor; (313) 8 8 3 7 7 7 5

CMATIVE RESOURCE GALLERY

Through Jufy 2 / - " t m whimsical mult imedia pieces by Jan Michael Field and Michael Clay Zahratka Hours 10 a m t o 6 p m . Tuesday Saturday. 117 W Liberty, down town Ann Arbor. (313) 994-8004.

ISLAMIC CALLIGRAPHY AT DIA Through July 27 - "The Pen is Mgnt ier ... islamic Calligraphy in the Detroit Institute of Arts." (313 j 833-7900

SWANN GALLERY Through July 27 - "From the Earth. Through Fire.' a group ceramics show featuring Ken Hoffman. Judy Ennght, A ' Hiidebrandt. 11 a.m to 9 p.m. Monoav Wednesday Friday: noon to 5 p m Tuesday. Thursday 1 1 a m to 5 p.m Saturday. Sunday. 1250 Library Street Detroit. (313) 965-4826

BIRMINGHAM BLOOMFIELD ART

| Sun., noon to 5 p.m, 1221 N. Woodward. Bloomfield Hills, i 248) 645-3323.

SUMMER FLORAL ART SHOW

Through Aug 31 - Six watercotonsts at I the Plymouth Community Arts Council

Art ists include^Marjorie Chellslorp. Johnnie Crosoy Joanne Porter. Kay Rowe. Mary Stephenson and Donna Vogelheim Hours- 9 a.m. to noon Monday, Tuesday. Thursday Friday: 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Wednesday. 774 Sheldon Road. Plymouth. i313) 455 4681

A R T F A I R S / F K S T I V A. K S

ANN ARBOR ART FAIR Saturday July 1 6 1 9 at three locations,

j Mam. Liberty and State streets, Ann Arbor: (313. 662 3382 Fai' hours are 9 a m to 9 p.m Wednesday July 16 to Friday. July 18: 9 a.m to 5 p.m.

Saturday. July 19. 4

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FARMINGTON ARTISTS CLUB Every Saturday in Heritage park, near Spicer House and Visitor Center on Farmington Road, north of 10 Mile Frpe—Bring o * n '"d'.nria's ftOt

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THE ANDERSON GALLERY Distinctive texti les and fiber art. Oakland Arts Building. 7 N Saginaw .n Pontiac; <248i 3354611.

THE ANDY SHARKEY GALLERY Exhibit of Michigan art-sts. featuring pottery ceramics, wood glass silks, dolls, children s ciothing ano jewelry 204 W Fifth, east of Washington in Royai Oak (248| 5 4 6 6 770.

THE ART EXPERIENCE lew experimental stud-o offers classes. A or* srvoos and Support g'oups. and art

_ Through July 31 - Pastel landscapes and seascapes by Regma Dunne. Ju'y Artist of the Month 9 30 a j n , to 4.30 p j i x Monday Saturday. 1516 S Cranbrook Road. Birmingham. (248i 644-0866

JANICE CHARACH EPSTEIN GALLERY Through July 31 - "My lh & Ritual ' by Lynn Rae Lowe, and 'Pastel Paintings" by Joan Rosenbiurn 6600 Maple Road W. Bloomfield. (2481 661 7641.

BOTANICALS AT OAKLAND COUNTY GALLERIA

Through Aug 1 - 'Exot ics Botanicals by Michigan Artists.* 9 a.m, to 5 p.m. weekdays. Executive Office Building. 1200 Telegraph Road. | 2 4 8 8 5 8 0 4 1 5

SOL LE WITT PRINTS AT 04A Through Aug 4 - Sol LeWitt Prints: 19701995. Detroit inst i tute of Arts, 5200 Woodward Ave,. Detroit; (313)

17 W. Lawrence, Portfiac; I,248 I 332-3920

ART LEADERS Over 3 . 0 0 0 works of fine art Contemporary to traditional 33216 W 14 Mile Road at Farmington Road I 248I 5 3 9 0 2 6 0 the artist s outlet Featuring artists' visions of Utop»a

1 7 6 2 7 E Nine Mile. Eastpomte; (248i

—777 <886. ASHLEY-CHRIS GALLERY

Sculptures by Janice Trrmoe of Gross* Pointe Park are exhibited at the gallery on Kerchevai m Grosse Pointe Park. (313) 8 2 4 0 7 0 0

ANIMAL OOYSSEY Animals of the wild portrayed stained glass by Plymouth art « Jenna 971 N Mill. Plymouth: (313) 453-5764

oi iwodav -lerce Road.

—C-f DANCING EYE GAfctERY

Decorative and functional t i les at 150 N Center Street, State A in downtown Northville; (248: 449 7086.

DEBORAH ROBERTS DESIGN ROOM Seiectron of t in toys, blown glass, mir tea sets, funky pajamas and ceramics 206 W 11 Mile. Royal Oak: 248 i 543 7372.

DE GRIMME GALLERY Large collection of European oil paint mgs. lamps and chandeliers 1700 SJut/ Dr Ste 102A. Troy: <248i 6494664

DOS MANOS Folk art of Latin America, including higrv fire ceramics and dinnerware from Menco, handcrafted 'o-i drum a r t ' from Haiti, earrings and jewelry from Peru and Mexico, colorful "arpiilera" tapestries from Chile, 210 W Sixth. Royal Oak. (248j 5425856

EUROPA ART GALLERY Or.gma> oi's, pastel, drawings and sculp tures of European and American artists 6335 Orchard Lake Road. Wesv Bloomfield; (248 855-2160.

FAITH GALLERY A phonographic exhitM of Michelangelo continues at 315 Center. Royal Oak (2481 541 3979

FIELD ART STUDIO Mixed media by Eiien Moor Also a se ec tion of custom picture 'raming 24242 Woodward, Pleasant Ridge 248.

1320 GALERIE BLU

Original and limited edition by Romero Bntto, an artist recognized for his contn butions to the Absolut Vodka adve'tis ng campaign 568 N Woodward Birmingham; (248. 594 0472

GALLERY ANIMATO

Vintage and contemporary an.matiph ceils .and drawings from animated film classics 574 N, Woodward m . Birmingham. i248 i 644-8312

GALLERY BIRMINGHAM Local and international fine art. soec .si i / ing m representational works, paint ngs, sculptures, graphics, custom 'ram

Maple. Birmingham. •,24e[

5408505 GALLERY FUNCTIONART

Traditional sculpture, fiber hangings and decorative accent pieces along with artist designed lighting, furniture 21 N Sagmaw. Pontiac 3 3 3 0 3 3 3

GALLERY NIKKO Coior f i /hand<raf ted gift items, home accessor.es. including vases and martini glasses by Michael jaross. sifver garden jewelry by*Sue Sachs, and wearables 470 N Woodward Ave Birmingham 1248- 647 0680

GALLERY SHAANT1

Arts and crafts of India 361 E Maple in Birmingham; (248) 647 9202

GROSSE POINTE GALLERY Still life a l paihting monoprmts by Anna Jaap 19869 Mack. Grosse Pointe Woods; (313) 884-0100

HAIG GALLERIES Specializes in ancient, Asian and Inoa-arts 311 Mam. Rochester: (248) 6 5 6 3 >59.

HARRIS STREET FOLK ART GALLERY -Eolk-ar-t IrOm 19lh century and tonriy — 255 S Mam Street Rochestei. (248i 651-8092

HERMITAGE GALLERY

New exhibit of paintings and sculptures by a range of art ists, including Robert Lebron Fiktor Snvaiko. 2 3 5 Mam Street Rochester i 2 4 8 . 656 8559.

JANE SPEAKS MODERN ART Shows video ano installation aft exciu sively. 23 W. Lawrence. Pontiac. (248 334 6038

KAPUT KAPOT Ceramic studios, features ready made bisqueware Paint freehand or use the studios stencils, glazes and sponges: . 151 S Bates. Birmingham. :248| 594 " 8423

THE LOCAL SCENE Range of i tems from jewelry tu turn;',me. 425 1 / 2 Ma.n, above King s Bikes in -Rochester. I 248 i 6 5 1 4 6 9 0

LUDA ART GALLERY

New col lect ion of paintings of nudes uy artist Luda Tcherniak 103 B E Fou'U Rochester (248; 652 7052

MARCIA CLEMENT ART STUDIO Variety of art classes for students ol a" ages and abilities, ar workshops 4417 S Commerce Township ' register c ni' .248, 360 1216

MESA ARTS Collection of c i . i ^ed jewelry, trad'- n<ii and contemporary 32HOO F'an«iin Ro id. Franklin. 2 4 8 , 8 5 1 9949

METROPOLITAN CENTER FOR THE CRE ATIVE ARTS

"Images 8." by photographers M.nk Glenn. Eiayne Gross. V .haei Jones R:.'i> Hangas. Lora ^e M. .ers. Julio Perarra. Carole Rich ano Pai" Aidred SChofieid. 6911 E Lafayette. Detroit: 3 ! 3 i 2 5 9 2400.

MOORE GALLERY presentation o* internal* 'iaiiy •• uwn«-:-contemporary African art with ancieni traditional tr :>al roots in June color & Motion, paintings by Ei I lung a of Zambia i Hamii' • Birmingham 24Hi 64." 466^

NATIVE WEST GALLERY Handcrafted a me n< -v a n w orn Southwest, including sculpture sand pant ing atvj tine steri i iy -elry 86? W Ann Arbcn Trd ' Piv Can 313 ' 455

NEXT GALLERY Contemporary a r ro r S i >00 o W. Lawrence Suite 10.'. F • • t

-334 6038

NEXT STEP STUDIOS New work's in ciay by Kasstff bo-dai .

' Rick' Pruckler and Carolyn Wilson 477 W Marshall Fe-r.oale ?48 414-7050

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Over 100 bisque i --r.i • c p e. f-s read i-p a i f and se'eci.ofi o' pami for i -afrs nobby si Studio rates available 421 Walnut, Rochester I248I 652 K

PIERRE BITTAR GALLERY InipressiO^ st painter P i ? " * B>'.' ••., nal on paint egs local D e t r o . < • landmarks cte: • B • • r t . ' •" B loom'eid and GrossePu-nie P i r - i from northern Michigan Fr.r e : 'h Ca( bbean Islands are a so d scirav.-296 V. Maple. Birm.ngr.am ."'4H 42 '< 9917

PONTIAC GLASS COMPANY GALLERY Mien .gar G-ass r„.. id •••••• -.-ers display • ng blown tused arid fiat glass -J j ip Jure, aeci - alive and afChirectur . t r n 23 w Law-erre Pr—• . * M b A , / 6619

THE POSTER GALLERY Eclectic mixiur- .if • " a i . d a " s'-. posters an . ; is - i nr.. ing original works * 'i.-e :»D""'u s own Afncan A lencao . i - t .st- . fer "Rap" Bailey. Josep' DoiXti-s Sr 1 Mwan/a Mam «loo' of f sher

5u'!e-nt • Oe'- .• ' : - , THE PRINT GALLERY

A range o! art posters a ^ i g.lt ie->s

. 248i 356 5454 ROOM WITH A VIEW

Vantage p ' n ts na ' i rg r<om tn.- , Os Contemporary DhOtOgrap'.ers -ncl i^e Lisa Sp d-er. Michael F.dwards RixJne Sniith and Tom van Dv-e W 1 N M * i Royal 0a> . . 2481 548 144t.

RUSSELL KLATT GALLERY

Birmingham > y4h 647 6-SPIRIT IN THE PARK GALLERY

1'iatiks. masks te« t 'es a»\: n .

635 Beaub.er.. near Greektow-1313; 965 4919

THE SPORTS GALLERY Sports menvorat. a soec wty •

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0044 STEWART AND STEWART

Printer and publisher & fine art pr'nts have released four new woodblock p"*^» by Ke-ko Ha»a 5571 Wmg Lake Road, Bloomfield Hitis Can 1248; 626 5248

WILD WINGS

Seiect-on of ' thograpns by K n».*te Reor.n. Bateman and Doo. ' t e 155 S Bates <248i 6 4 5 2266

WOODWARD GALLERY Limited edit on senes a" pl-.otograp- s.o*

I jazz legends Mues Davis and Dizzy

GiOesow Or.g nal prints and patntings b* more than 300 art ists, collection of sports photos and posters. 1357 Davis In Birmingham 1248) 642 1357

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D i c k e n s ' Fur C o a t and C h a r l o t t e ' * U n a n s w e r e d L e t t e r s : T h e R o w s a n d R o m a n c e s o f E n g l a n d ' s Grea t V i c t o r i a n N o v e l i s t s By Daniel Pool HarperCollins, ($25) Empi re : The B r i t i s h Imper i a l Expe-rience f rom 1 7 6 5 t o t h e P r e s e n t By Denis Judd Basic Books <$35)

STAKK WRITER

The Bri t ish Empi re has been in the news lately with the sur-r e n d e r of H o n g Kong back to China. It is a good time to reflect on the power and influence tha t once created an empire on which "the sun never set."

These two books in the i r dif-f e r e n t ways* r e m i n d us of how powerful Br i ta in became in the Victorian era and how tha t influ-ence continues to shape our pre-sent world.

Pool ' s p l a y f u l s e q u e l to h i s " W h a t J a n e A u s t e n Ate a n d C h a r l e s Dickens K n e w " s h o w s us t h a t f a m o u s a u t h o r s a re peo-ple, too. w i t h t h e i r o w n q u i r k s a r i d w e a k -n e s s e s . If Peo-ple m a g a z i n e o r t h e no to r ious British tabloids had been around in the e a r l y V i c t o r i a n pe r iod , they'd have had a field day with these writers. As it was. the gos-sip was thick and rich.

On a more se r ious note, Pool describes the beginning of mod-ern marke t ing and communica-tion. Stephen King could learn a thing or two from Charles Dick-ens about self promotion.

Pools" tone is often tongue in cheek, a w a r e t h a t m a n y of his readers might be at least mihily shocked by t h e fact t h a t t h e i r f a v o r i t e w r i t e r s w e r e n ' t a l l paragons of vi r tue .

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He begins with Dickens, who of course is the central figure in t h e V i c t o r i a n l i t e r a r y w o r l d . Dickens' success with "The Pick-wick Papers" helped c rea t e the modern writing profession. Dick-ens turned away from the tradi-tional British 3-volume novel in favor of serialization and created a growing appetite for his hilari-ous c h a r a c t e r s . ( S t e p h e n King h a s recently r e tu rned to serial-ization). Dickens was not a pas-sive toolTorTns publisher bu t an ac t ive promoter of h imse l f and other wri ters . Dickens also had h i s s h a r e of s e x u a l s c a n d a l s which raised eyebrows but didn't keep him from selling.

T h e book also chron ic les the history of the Bronte s is ters who b e g a n p u b l i s h i n g u n d e r m a l e p s e u d o n y m s a n d s h o c k e d t h e community with their passionate tales.

Also shocking was Mary Ann E v a n s , a g r e a t w r i t e r w i t h a r e t i r i n g p e r s o n a l i t y who j u s t h a p p e n e d to be H v i n g w i t h a marr ied man. To avoid scandal, s h e pub l i shed as George Eliot and became the second greates t Victorian novelist.

Pool a l s o h a s s t o r i e s a b o u t Thackeray, Trollope a n d Hardy. Bet ter yet he uses t h e s e stories to explain how moderh publish-i n g b e g a n , how b o o k s t o r e s evolved from the g i a n t lending l i b r a r i e s (Borders a n d B a r n e s a n d Noble did no t i n v e n t t h e super bookstore) and how adver-t ising created a demand for liter-a ture . The book is well i l lustrat-ed in t r u e Victor ian s ty le wi th engravings, photos and advertis-ing.

Pool also explains how British l i t e r a t u r e , e spec ia l ly Dickens , set the style for t h e r e s t of the Wes te rn world and how empire c a r r i e d t h a t l i t e r a t u r e a r o u n d the globe.

D e n i s J u d d ' s " E m p i r e " is a considerably more ambit ious and impor tant book. Judd is a profes-sor of British Imperial and Com-monweal th History a t the Uni-versity of Northern London with a c u t e i n s i g h t s i n t o t h e r i s e , ma in t enance and decl ine of the "Empire."

This one-volume su rvey (first

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published in Bri tain in 1996 and scheduled for U.S. publication on July 16) is w^ll-written, full of incident and bio-g r a p h i -c a J d e t a i l tha t will a p p e a l to those w h o a r e not his-t o r i a n s b u t w h o s e i n t e r e s t m t h e E m p i r e h a s

been piqued by the recent Hong Kong events. Judd is also a fairly o b j e c t i v e o b s e r v e r wi th some interesting ideas about the racial and sexua l n a t u r e of power as e x e r c i s e d t h r o u g h o u t t h e Empire.

Judd is also a spor ts fati and has an informative and amusing chapter about the role of sports in Empire diplomacy, especially the "civilizing" effects of cricket.

Judd organ izes his book both thematically and chronologically (from the American Revolution) with special care to differentiate the types of Brit ish holdings: the self-governing countr ies set t led by British emigran t s (Australia, New Zealand and Canada) , the c o u n t r i e s r u l e d f r o m B r i t a i n through a governor with nat ive populations (many of the African and. West Ind ian countries) and the more complicated s i tuat ions of I r e l a n d a n d I n d i a , w h i c h would c a u s e B r i t a i n no end of trouble.

M a n y f a m o u s p e r s o n a l i t i e s " t h u n d e r " t h r o u g h t h i s book i n c l u d i n g K i p l i n g , B a l f o u r . R h o d e s , G a n d h i , C h u r c h i l l , Ki tchener . K e n y a t t a . Mandela , Nehru and, of course, Victoria.

As an Irish-American who has hea rd h i s whole life about the cruelty, t r eachery and stupidi ty of British imperial government, I think J u d d ' s judicious appraisal of the Irish s i tuat ion is typical of the care and intelligence of th is fine overview.

BOOK HAPPENINGS

Book Happenings features vari-ous happenings at suburban bookstores. Send news leads to Hugh Gallagher. Observer & Eccentric Newspapers, Inc., 36251 Sihoolcraft. Livonia. Ml 48150, or fax them to (313) 591-7279.

B O R D E R S ( B I R M I N G H A M )

C y l i n d e r s e a l s , l e a r n h o w t o m a k e t h e a n c i e n t E g y p t i a n p r o o f o f o w n e r s h i p s e a l s , 3 p . m .

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Wednesday. July 17 ; (Borders

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BORDERS BOOKS AND MUSIC (DEARBORN)

Wendel l Peop les , local author,

wi l l d i scuss and sign copies of

his new book , "Deadly Oath."

7 :30 p.m, Thursday. July 10; fla-

menco gu i ta r i s t Eric Henderson

performs at 8 p.m. Wednesday.

July 9 at t h e s tore. 5 6 0 1

Mercury Dr.. Dearbo .i. (313)

271 -4441 .

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meets 8 p.m. Monday. July 7 ;

F lamenco gu i ta r i s t Eric

Henderson per forms 12 :30 p.m.

Wednesdy. July 9 ; Menage e

Deux per forms \&u 8 p.m. Friday,

July 11 ; t h e W i l d Thing appears

1 1 a.m. Saturday. July 12; David

and Jenny Heit ler-Klevans perform

at i n te rac t i ve mus ica l program 2

p.m. Saturday, July 12; Eltyce

Field s jgns and d iscusses her

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7 at at t h e s tore. 30995 Orchard

Lake Road. Farmington Hil ls.

MURDER, MYSTERY 4 MAYHEM Eileen Dreyei w i l l s ign her boo*

"Bra in Dead" and Wendel l

Peeptes w i l l s ign Ms boo*

"Deadly Oa th " 6:30 p . m . Fr iday. July 11 at t h e s tore . 35167 Grand Rfver, Fa rm ing ton Hil ls. 248-471 7210.

HALFWAY DOWN THE STAIRS "Amer i can Giri Event : Samarrtha s Summer A f te rnoon a f Piney P o m t e c e l e b r a t i n g a V ic tor ian f i r t h o o d 7 : 3 0 p .m. Wednesday. July 9 . A t t e n d a n c e is l imi ted. Fo r ages 7 -10 .

Art Beat features various hap-penings in the suburban art world. Send news leads to Linda Ann Chomin, Arts & Leisure reporter, Observer Newspapers, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia, MI 48150, or fax them to (313) 591-7279.-

CLASSIC EGYPTIAN CINEMA As the Detroit Inst i tute of Arts

prepares to unveil the extraordi-n a r y e x h i b i t i o n " S p l e n d o r s of A n c i e n t ' E g y p t ' , " t h e m u s e u m p r e s e n t s a w e e k of E g y p t i a n f i l m s J u l y 13-20 in t h e D I A A u d i t o r i u m , 5 2 0 0 W o o d w a r d , ^ i t e r through the John R Street theater marquee doors.

Par t of the Centennial of Arab Cinema Tour, these films engage key ideas such as displacement and p a t r i a r c h y (in the b roades t t e r m s of pol i t ics , s p i r i t u a l i t y , f a m i l y s t r u c t u r e , a n d g e n d e r relations.

Tickets are $5.50, seniors, full-t i m e s t u d e n t s a n d F o u n d e r s m e m b e r s a r e $4.50, d i s c o u n t s coupons in books of five are $20, and ava i l ab le in advance or a t the door, call t h e box office a t (313)833-2323.

Egypt , whose film production spans the full century of cinema, is considered t h e Hollywood of the Middle East . Throughout the Arab world, cinema, has played a key role i n . i n t e r p r e t i n g t h e events and t ransformat ions t h a t affect the individual so deeply. CALL FOR ARTISTS

Canton Project Art£ is looking for fine a r t i s t s to exhibit in its annual Fine Arts Exhibition Oct. 18-24 a t S u m m i t on the P a r k , 46000 Summit Parkway in Can-ton. *

Deadline for entry is Aug. 27. For more information, call Kath-leen Salla at 1313) 397-6450.

A total of $1,500 in cash will be a w a r d e d fo r Bes t of Show, Second a n d T h i r d P lace , a n d Merit Awards (fourt. Juror J e a n Marie McKnight will select the winning en t r ies a f te r reviewing the a c t u a l w o r k s p r i o r to t h e exhibition.

McKnight s tudied a t the Art I n s t i t u t e of C h i c a g o , D e t r o i t I n s t i t u t e of Ar t s and Michigan State University. She has exhib-ited h e r work in invitationals at Marygrove College in D e t r o i t ; Stocker Gallery, Ohio, and Cran-brook Academy of Art in Bloom-field Hil ls . McKnight h a s won

— a w a r d s f r o m ^ t h e B i r m i n g h a m

T h e N e w D o d g e

Michigan All Morgan Horse Show

Michigan State Fairgrounds _ Woodward & 8 Mile Rd.

July 11 & 12, 1997

SPECTATOR DAYS 6 P.M. - 10 P.M.

Memories of Detroit: William Moss will be signing his works 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, July 12-13 at Creative Framing and Gallery, 853 W. Ann Arbor Trail iri Plymouth. Moss is best known for his limited edition offset lithographs featuring the Michi-gan Central Depot, Music Hall, Detroit City Hall, Tiger Stadium, the Thanksgiving Parade, and Michi-gan Stadium (c. 1950 to 1962).

e l e m e n t a r y school PTA. S t a t e F a i r F i n e A r t s a n d M i c h i g a n Fine Arts Exhibitions, and Hall-mark National Design Competi-t ion. M c K n i g h t , who h a s h a d ' more than 20 one-woman shows, h a s w o r k in n u m e r o u s collec-

tViP r S Also, of note: F i r s t P resby te r i an Church of

Northvil le is looking for a r t i s t s for its fifth annua l "Sharing the Gift Within" juried fine ar t show Oct. 4-10.

The ju ror is Gail Mally-Mack who will award cash prizes from

$50 to $300 after on-site judging of the wa te rco lo r , oil, co l lage , s c u l p t u r e , g raph ic s , p h o t o g r a -phy, clay, and fiber.

F o r m o r e i n f o r m a t i o n , c a l l (248) 349-0911.

DANCE WORKSHOPS Wayne S t a t e U n i v e r s i t y wil l

hold a series of dance workshops Ju ly 7 to Aug. 2. in the Old Main dance studios. Universi ty credit is available. For more in forma-tion, call the WSU dance depar t -ment at (313)577-4273.

Topics include creat ive dance for children (July 7-Aug. 2 with S h a r o n McColl), modern d a n c e technique and multimedia chore-o g r a p h y ( J u l y 7 - 1 1 . B a r b a r a S e l i n g e r ) , j a z z a n d r e p e r t o r y ( J u l y 7 - l l , Gregory P a t t e r s o n ) , modern jazz/hip-hop (July 14-18, E r i c a W i l s o n ) , m o d e r n a n d Car ibbean dance (July 21-Aug. 1, Robin Wilson) , a n d m o d e r n d a n c e and r e p e r t o r y ( Ju ly 21-Aug. 1, Gina Ellis).

BBAA SHOWS Regina Dunne of Livonia is the

J u l y Artist of the Month a t the B i r m i n g h a m B l o o m f i e l d A r t Associa t ion, 1516 S o u t h C r a n -b rook Road , n o r t h of 14 Mi le Road . B i r m i n g h a m . Ca l l (248) 644-0866.

Dunne's pastel landscapes and s e a s f a p e s , w i t h a w o n d e r f u l

_ s g m £ . n f l i g h t a n d r , n l p r w i l l remain on display th rough Ju ly 31.

Also, of note: The 16th annual Alma College

S t a t e w i d e P r i n t E x h i b i t i o n , s h o w c a s i n g t h e w o r k of 3 0 M i c h i g a n a r t i s t s , c o n t i n u e s through July 26.

The show is t raveling for eight m o n t h s to f ive M i c h i g a n gal-leries. The BBAA is the second to last stop.

J u r o r F r a n c e s M y e r s , an award-winning p r i n t m a k e r and University of Wisconsin a r t fac-ulty member said in r ega rds to the work, "the delight for me, as an ar t is t who m a k e pr in ts , has been to encounter so much depth of c o n c e p t c o u p l e d w i t h a t r e m e n d o u s s o p h i s t i c a t i o n of technical means." Hours are 9:30 a . m . to 4 : 3 0 p . m . M o n d a y through Saturday.

ART CAMPS CELEBRATE ANCIENT EQYPT In cooperation wi th Plymouth

P a r k s a n d Rec rea t i on , D & M Studio continues its summer art camps a t Once Upon a n Easel , 8691 North Lilley Road in Can-ton.

Th is yea r ' s t h e m e is anc i en t E g y p t . S t u d e n t s wi l l e x p l o r e hieroglyphic d rawing , pa in t ing , papier mache, pas te l , charcoal , sand art, ceramics, pr intmaking, weaving, jewelry, and more.

Camps run through Aug. 1. All s t u d e n t s will rece ive a T - sh i r t and all necessary ar t mater ia ls To register, call (313) 453-3710.

A chi ldren 's a r t show will be he ld in A u g u s t f o l l o w i n g t h e camps . In add i t i on to t h e Once Upon an Easel location, Canton 's LnmfflIT n ll p b " - ' " Preschool c a m p a n d a s t u d e n t camp July 14-18. Call (313) 397-5110.

Westland's Bailey Cen te r will also host a s tudent camp July 28 through Aug. 1. Call (313) 722-7620

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WARM-HEARTED Methodist SWF. 58, outgoing, pleasant, enjoys Christian activities, boating, long walks, traveling, gardening, seeking hon-est. mature, physically fit, SM. with integri-ty Ad« 5800

MOMMi VMOl > RELATIONSHIP Catholic SWF, 50 upbeat, enjoys people, diversity, writing, pottery, ceramics, her dog. seeks sincere, intelligent, humorous, down-to-earth SM. Ad# 4304

GREAT SMILE SWF. 40, tall, enjoys running, working out, dancing, seeking SWM, tall. 38+, who is genuine, caring athletic, for possible rel-tionship Ad# 3333

LET' S MEET SOON SWCF. 33, very direct, alloys scuba divirtg. traveling, tennis, sktmg, movies, duvng oi.it seeking conlident, secure, good-looking, financially stable, monogamous SM Ad* 9497

ARE VOL FVITHFILT Baptist SW mom, 27 easygoing, shy. out-going, sensitive, enjoys the Red-wings, the outdoors, softball, fishing, seeking trust-worthy. mpnogamoos SM. who likes kids Ad# 8369

SHARE MY LIFE Baptist SBF, 23, sincere, fun, attends Christian concerts/plays, enjoys picnics, movies, m search of an honest, caring, dependable handsome SM Ad« 1205

ADVENT! ROL'S SWF. 26. 5'6", 125lbs., degreed, fun-loving, likes the outdoors, water-skiing, rollerblad-ing, the zoo, seeks clean cut. educated, tarrwty-onented. nice SM Ad* 1541"

SP1RITI AL VALl'ES Baptist SWF. 42. 140lbs , enjoys long walks, spending lime with friends, candlelit dinners, reading the bible. seeking under-standing. smcere SCM Ad# 1355

WHATS YOLR SIGN? Catholic SWF, 50, reserved, practical, enjoys skating, walking, photography dancing, muse, theatre, looking tor sup-p o r t s SM Ad*3639

HAS HER 1JFE TOGETHER Non-denommational SBF. 19, enjoys going to the mall, movies, walks m the part, lis-tening to the radio, searching for honest, trustworthy, mature, responsible SM Ad* 1068

NEED A FRIEND? Non-denommational SH mom. 45, easygo-ing. loves dancing, sports seeks sensitive, nor.-drinking. N/S SCM. who enjoys family activities Ad* 4343

SHY AT FIRST Methodist DWF. 62, tuH-figured, romantic, honest, enjoys stamp collecting, reading crossword puzzles, seeking honest SM tor possible long-tern re la te Ad* 1934

GOOII-HEARTED Catholic SWF, 46. warm, caring, indepen-dent. enjoys Christian activities, walking, traveling, reading, movies, cooking, seeking honest, loyal, dependable, affectionate SM Ad* 5343

A LITTLE V» IET SWF. 25, enjoys going to church, sports events, talking on the phone, spending time with friends. Bible studies, hockey games, seeking cornmumcative SM. to spend time with Ad* 1212

>HV RESERVED Roman Catholic DW mom. 26. full-figured, tun-loving, easygomg, enjoys sunsets, bowl-ing, playing darts seeks tun-loving, romantic SM, who >s easy to get along with Ad* 1397

% GIVING HEART Protestant SWF, 59. upbeat, loving, laid-back. kind hobbies include walks, reading, golf, religion seeks honest, open SM. integrity a must. Ad* 5557

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DESIRE PERKY A LIVELY? Baptist SWF, 38. emotionally healthy, posi-tive, professional, enjoys Christian concerts, dancing, reading, seeks wholesome, caring SCM, NL/S Ad* 9229

LET'S MEET OVER COFFEE Presbyterian SWF. 23. honest, humorous, enioys the outdoors, the theater, plays, seeks outgoing, humorous, honest SM, tor possible relationship Ad* 1402

THOl GHTFl LNESS " HArn.Ana.nSWF rvrtrw.nn mrtenenrtant enjoys attending Christian activities, reading long walks, rollerblading, seeking fun-lbving SCM, who enioys life Ad# 1973

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SF. 59. casual, intelligent, professional, enjpys Christian activities, exercising, danc-ing massage therapy jazz, reading, medita-tion, seeking balanced, secure, comfortable SM Ad* 7070

READS HER BIBLE N on-denominational SWF. 46, honest, sin-cere. musing, likes music, dancing, seeks intelligent, communicative, hardworking SCM. with same traits, who loves the Lord. Ad* 6522

y i ALITY TIMES Protestant SWF, 70, enjoys cooking, read-ing. gardening, seeks intelligent, honest, easygoing SM, who enioys traveling Ad« 5445

BE SINCERE Lutheran SWF. 42. 5"6". iSOIbs smoker witty, tunny, serious, attends Christian activi-ties enjoys videos, shooting pool, bowling, seeks honest, caring, sensitive SM Ad* 3845

A FRENCH LADY SWF, 68, outgoing, good attitude enjoys painting, reading, sewing, seeks SCM, with

Cl morals, tor possible relationship 7538

ZEST FOR LIFE Catholic SWF. 42. bubbly, outgoing, sensi-tive. attends Christian conce^S" and activi-ties, enjoys working out. running sports, seeks honest, loyal SM, wrth family values Ad* 4277

CONVERSATION Religious SBF, 33, 57", enjoys movies, dancing, traveling, working'out, cooking, 135tbs , enjoys seeks dedicated, attractive, free-spirited, moral SM Ad* 2850

JOYFI L LIFE Baptist SBF, 39, moody, sincere, enjoys reading, listening to music, movies, seeking clean, mature, physically fit. handsome, hon-est SM Ad* 6238

LETS MEET SB mom. 25. friendly and caring, enjoys concerts, plays, reading, writing, spending time with my son, seeking honest sensitive, intelligent, loving SM Ad* 1031

Fl N. FRIENDSHIP SCF, 18. enioys walking, playing volleyball, TV, club life, seeks caring, fun to be around SM Ad*1379

WIN MY HEART Pleasant SB mom. 49. motivated, enjoys bowling, cooking, dining out. attending Christian functions, seeks honest responsi-ble, tun-lovmg SM, 45-60 Ad* 2424

LOVES Ml SIC Baptist SWF. 22, outgoing, bubbly, enjoys Christian concerts & activities reading, poetry, seeks honest, trustworthy, respectful SM Ad* 1122

LOVING HEART Catholic SWF, 45, quiet at first, hobbies are reading, gardening, movies, social events, seeking sensitive, caring, easygoing SM Ad* 1028

POSITIVE ATTITl DE Catholic SWF, 52, 5'5', blonde hair, outgo-ing. enjoys reading. tony walks, .y. music, seeks humorous, open, outgoing SM. tor casual dating. Ad# 3344 -

TALK OVER COFFEE Classy, romantic., loyal Born-Again SWCF, 48, slim, blonde hair, enjoys videos, dancing, seeks Born-Agam SCM to share life's ups & downs & prayer Ad* 8883 —

C ALL ME! Protestant SWF. 39. outgoing, attends Christian concerts and activities, enjoys any-thing fun, seeks SM, with good qualities Ad* 3639

WALKS * ITH THE LORK Bum-again untvr. us. S'J . JUUUIH nar uuw eyes, reserved, volunteer, open, honest, enjoys crafts, Christian concerts, sports, seeks gentle SM, N/S. Ad# 5279

CREATIVE SWF. 45. 5"5". 128lbs , Wonde hair, green eyes, Presbytenan, likes family activities sports, see*s honest, trustworthy Chnstian, educated SM. Ad#_3257

ROMANTIC Professional SWF, 27, loves long walks, tires, old movies holding hands, seeking educated. N/S SM, 25-35, with similar inter-ests Ad*.5145

TIME WITH HER SW mom, 33. 57", 295lbs., reddish brown hair, blue eyes, enjoys church, music, camp-ing. movies, fireplaces, seeking SM for rela-tionship Ad* 1020

ARE YOL' HIM? SW mom, 25, 5 6". brown hair, blue eyes, emotionally & financially secure, seeks down-to-earth, tunny, compassionate SWM Ad* 8855

FAMILY-ORIENTED Full-figured SWF. 32. 5 T , blond hair, green eyes, enjoys horseback riding, kids, music, movies, animals, nature, seeking honest, loyal, cuddly SM, similar interests, for dating Ad* 5564

EASYGOING Catholic SWM, 23, 6'2", 225lbs_, brown hair/eyes, employed, likes movies, quiet times at home, seeks SWF, 18-28. for friend-ship or more. Ad» 1112

Catholic SWM, 40, 61", 190lbs profession-al, outgoing, friendly, enjoys theater, barbe-cues; family times, seeks sttm, peine SWF, with similar interests. Ad*1515

EASYGOING Laid-back SWJM, 53, enjoys classical con-certs. computers, woodworking, seeking neat, clean SF, 5'-5'5", 125-170lbs. Ad* 2660

LOOKING FOR LONG-TERM Non-denominational SWCM, 38, warm, hon-est, trustworthy, enjoys outdoor activities, long walks, camping, seeks intelligent, mar-'\age-minded, slim, trim SF Ad* 9999

BORN-AGAIN Intelligent. humorous. understanding SWCM, 30, enjoys sports, go", reading, writ-ing, seeking fun-loving SCF Ad* 1967

OPEN-MINDED SM 42. shy, soft-spoken, likes Christian concerts, bowfing. fishing, seeks honest, open, caring, loving SF Ad* 4444

CAN BE SHY Born -again Baptist SWCM, 35. outgoing, faithful, sentimental, enjoys cars, bowling, movies, theater, seeks drug-free, monoga-mous SF, for a long-term relationship Ad* 6683

BORN-AGAIN 3. ttie out-

doors, knee boarding, seeking honest, intel-ligent, mature SF Ad* 4541

SPONTANEOUS Catholic SWM, 31, outgoing, adventurous tun-lovmg, humorous, enioys water sports, traveling fishing, boating, jogging, seek:— outgoing, energetic, attractive SF. Ad* 25 traveling"fishing, boating', jogging, seeking

energetic, attractive SF. Ad* 2500 SOMEONE SPECIAL

Catholic SWM, 40. easygoing, fun-loving, adventurous, enjoys motorcycles, boats, antique cars, seeks sincere, employed, attractive SF, tor possible relationship Ad* 1958

IPLIFTING Baptist SBM. 34, enjoys Chnstian activities. Softball, basketball, tennis, tana walks, seek-ing sincere, romantic, happy, Faithful SF, tor possible relationship. Ad*. 1863

ONE IN A MILLION Protestant SWM, 65, easygoing, enjoys fish-ing, walking, the outdoors, seeking sincere, intelligent, talkative SF. tor companionship Ad* 1576

BELIEVER Baptist SBM, 38, outgoing, personable, enjoys movies, sports, picnics, long walks, seeking down-to-earth, intelligent, marnage-minded SBF. Ad* 5596

LOTS IN COMMON? Catholic SWM. 36, enjoys bike riding, camp-ing. family outings, movies, walks, dining out, looking tor SF, wrth similar interests Ad* 4903

COMPASSIONATE Catholic SWM. 41. sensitive, understanding, sincere, enjoys outdoor activities, dancing, music, movies, romance, seeks slim, trim, caring SWF Ad* 1263

TELL MY YOL R SECRETS Catholic SWM. 27, great personality, enjoys going to Christian activities, sports, music, good times, seeks honest, loving, sincere SF tor relationship Ad* :

GOD COMES FIRST Baptist SW dad, 45. humorous, good-natured. attends church, enjoys martial arts, photography, camping, seeks honest, car-ing, affectionate SF, no game players. Ad* 6996

IN GENERAL... Lutheran SWM, 48, fun. outgoing, honest, attends concerts, enjoys sports, dancing, playing cards, the outdoors, seeks tall, attractive, sincere SF Ad#.7164

GOOD CLEAN Fl N Baptist SBM. 34. humorous,

concerts" and activities?,

SHARE VOIR FAITH . Baptist SWM, 55. bubbly, fun, sociable, envoys bowling, horseback ruing, boating, skydiving, sailing, seeks caring, God-tearing SF Ad* 2525

A SPIRITUAL WALK Baptist SBM, 34. humorous, outgoing, enjoys Chnstian activities, gospel music, basketball, tennis and bowling, seeks hon-est, humorous SF: Ad*. 7478

TRADITIONAL VALUES Protestant SWM. 33. easygoing, down-to-earth. attends Christian activities, enjoys dm-ing out. movies, working out. seeks humor-ous SF, with similar qualities. Ad* 9145

STRONG SHOULDER Catholic DWM, 45. easygoing, tender, romantic, attends Christian activities, enjoys biking, water sports, woodworking, seeks honest, faithful SF, with integrity. Ad*. 1900

GOOD MORALS Catholic SWM. 37. thoughtful, honest, attends church, enioys rollerblading. camp-ing, biking, dancing, seeks honest SF, with a good family background. Ad*.4472

SHY AT TIMES Catholic SWM. 39. "tun-loving, sincere, thoughtful, romantic, enioys golfing, tennis, boating, family times, the beach, seeks pro-fessional, slim SF, with similar qualities. Ad* 7412

LOVES A GOOD SF.RMO!N SWCM. 37. caring, easygoing, tender-heart-ed, attends Christian concerts and activities, enjoys biking, dming out, time with tnends. swimming, movies, seeks fun, energetic SF AB#4825

LIFE LED BY FAITH Presbytenan SWM. 49, canng, fun-tovmg. enjoys golf, reading, running, working out. long walks, seeks SF. to snare visions ot future dreams with Ad*.6516

W ILLING TO PRAY? Catholic SWCM. 38, warm-hearted, loving, caring, enjoys Carmen, Christian bands, Bible reading, churches, seeks faithful, hon-est, loving SWF Ad* 6666

MARRIAGE-MINDED Non-denominational SWCM. 40, sincere, cariog, sensitive, enjoys romantic evenings, the zoo, museums, seeks professional, intel-ligent, trim SF. children welcome. Ad*.7777

THE OUTDOOR LIFE Protestant SWM. 40. laid-back, shy at first, enjoys baseball, golf, bike ridinjj. seeks humorous, spontaneous, loyal SF, who is dependable Ad*. 1856

MARRIAGE-MINDED Catholic SWM, 37. 6'1", 190lbs . caring, sen-sitive, romantic, enjoys outdoor activities, sports, skiing, seeks slim, sensitive, profes-sional SWR who is a modern woman. Ad* 1956

PROMISE KEEPER SWCM. 40, 6'1", 195lbs., attractive, profes-sional, enjoys boating, camping, music, reading and family activities, seeks slender, intelligeni. romantic, professional SWCF. Ad*. 1000

MEET MY CRITERIA? Catholic SWM. 38. dynamic, compassionate likes reading, photography, history, seeks optimistic, very feminine, affectionate SF, 27-37. no professionals. Ad*.1218

CARING SWCM. 18, fun and outgoing, enjoys Christian concerts, being with friends, sports, seeks SF. Ad* 1416

LET'S W ORK TOGETHER

mg on vehicles, hockey, "seeks honest, sin-cere SF, tor possible long-term relationship. Ad* 3688

GOOD SENSE OF RHYTHM Protestant SWM, 51, calm, easygoing, attends Christian concerts and activities, enjoys ballroom, country-western and swing dancing, seeks slender SF. 5' i-5'5 Ad*.4563

HAPPY-GO-LI CKY Non-denominational SWM. 59, sentimental, zest tor life, enjoys walks, bowling, dancing, seeks mce SCF. to share friendship and

CALL ME! Catholic SWM. 19, fun, outgoing.-enjoys drag racing football, seeks SF, who likes going out and having fun. Ad* 9696

CALL ME! Protestant SWM, 57, outgoing, likes the outdoors, summer activities, seeking cosi-municative; sporitahebus; employed SF Ad# 4800

PEOPLE PERSON Catholic SWM, 21, easygoing, outgoing.

.. . — —•— —-~"s computers, with similar

fnendly, funny, caring, enioys computers, biking, campina. seeks SF. 1 qualities. Ad*.6978

enjoys gospel music, sports, the park seeks honest, humorous, truthful SF. Ad*.5555

SOMEONE WHO CARES Baptist SM, 34, good, outstanding, attends Chnstian concerts, enjoys sports dancing, seeks warm, loving, open-minded SF. who is very romantic Ad# 2567

SEEKS BEST FRIEND Protestant SWM. 49. 6'3", 210lbs., outgoing, people person, canng, attends Chnstian activities, enjoys the outdoors, camping, traveling, seeks SF, with similar qualities and interests. Ad# 8262

OPEN TO NEW IDEAS Catholic SWM, 36, humorous, attends Chnstian activities, enjoys martial arts, exer-cising. radio controlled airplanes, swimming, seeking spiritual, physically fit. humorous, romantic SF Ada 6535

READ THIS ONE FIRST! Catholic SWM. 18. sweet, caring, romantic, attends Chnstian concerts, enjoys sports, music, romantic dates, seeks sweet, caring, kind SF Ad* 3068

SEEKS COMMITMENT Catholic SWM, 25„understanding, athletic, mce, enjoys snowmobilmg. water skung, out-door activities, seeks easygoing SF Ad* 9009

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MARRIAGE-MINDED Catholic SWM. 39. gregarious, enjoys the beach, photography, traveling, theater, week end getaways seeking tamily-orient-ed, petite, slim, romantic SF, N/S. Ad* 2469

SAME INTERESTS? Catholic SWM. 21. shy patient, sensitive, enjoys art. movies, alternative music, hockey games, seeks N/S. non-drinking, mature, honest SF. Ad* 1414

TOGETHERNESS Catholic SW dad. 38. warm. kind, sensi-tive. loving, enjoys pool, camping, time with kids, searching tor canng, under-standing SF Ad* 5858

GEM INE MALE Methodist SWM. 48. outgoing, humorous, enjoys church activities, astronomy, sail-ing, the outdoors, seeks slim, honest, intelligent, attractive SF, who is a parent

°Ad» 1126 SHY a MCE

Catholic SWM, 20, quiet, outgoing, enioys sports, reading, movies, dancing, seeking smart, motivated SF. with a good and car-ing personality Ad# 8237

THIS IS THE ONE Catholic SBM, 36, easygoing, outgoing, enjoys sports, movies, the outdoors, seeks honest, intelligent, sensitive SF. Ad# 8974

HARD-WORKING Religious SBM. 36. enjoys dancing, read-ing, playing sports seeking honorable, devoted, loving SF, between 30-40 for a wife Ad* 9241

TOTAL HAPPINESS Catholic SWM, 45. positive, upbeat, enjoys music, weightlifting. running, rollerblading. walks, seeks physically fit. attractive, soft-spoken, optimistic SF Ad* 1951

MAKE TH AT CALL! Roman Catholic SWM. 38. outgoing, ath-letic, enioys volleyball, bowling, cooking, seeks sincere, honest, open SF Ad* 2333

ONLY THE BEST Humorous, easygomg SWM, 45, enjoys reading, sports, music, dining out, seeks honest, laid-back SF, who enjoys life Ad* 4111

LIKES TO JOKE Protestant SWM, 23, tun-loving, easygo-mg. enjoys bowling, playing pool, movies, shooting darts, seeks honest, loving spir-itual SF Ad* 9644

Fl >NY MAN Open-mmded Catholic SWM. 30, enjoys boating, fishing, horseback nding, TV. home repairs. seeKS goal-oriented, ambi-tious SF Ad* 1074

Ql IET AT TIMES Orthodox SWCM. 30, energetic, funny, interests include computers, movies, museums, live bands; seeks honest, car-

1 SF. AdS .4348 GREGARIOUS

People-oriented Protestant SWM. 36, enjoys fishing, golf, movies, the outdoors, seeks honest, sincere SF. who would like to go out and do things together Ad* .4555

MAKE YOUR MOVE Lutheran SWM. 32, humorous, enjoys reading, writing, listening to music, seek-ing open-minded, kind-hearted SF. Ad*. 9040

THOl GHTFI L Catholic SWM, 43, warm, light-hearted, sincere, enjoys sailing, outdoor sports,

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MANNERLY? Baptist SWF 18, fun. bubbly, outgoing, sin-cere. honest attends church activities plays viotm Nkas swimmmg. dancing, hors-es. the zoo, seeks open, compatible SCM Ad* 2050

NO GAME PLAYING Catholic SWF. 34. 5'2". enjoys bowling, movies, dancing walks m the moonlight, animals looking tor employed humorous, honest SM Ad* 5724

HOPE THIS IS MY LAST AD! SWF. 28. open-mmded. easygomg. hob-bies include hockey. tocubaH wishes to meet honest smcere. humorous SM. who s easy lo talk to Ad* 1220

WARM * LOVING Communicative, semi-retired SWF, 55. enioys Christian activities reaAng travel mg. $#wmg and more, seeks kind, htxno*-ous monogamous SM Ad* 3222

A GOOD PERSON Newaeneiwwaeeoel SBF ** smcere, leKMul educated, ernoys walking, biking, movies, lamrfy and church activities, seeks honest. ma*gant. faithful SM Ad« 9619

VERY FKIENDLY Cethokc SWF. 21, outgoing, attends Christian activttee enjoys t i e outdoors, seeks txxieet. severe, romantic CethoBc SM. a good sense of .humor Ad* 1572

SPIRIT1 AL Cethofc SWF. 42. 5'1*. 1 1 M » . outgoing, bubbly. Ikes dining moviee. INneee. wafcs. cydng. N * M <»•" . ' cempeseionaaa SM A<M 4330

GENTLE WAYS Shy SWCF, 48 turMtMng. ar*»ys cootdng outdoor activates wefclng, seeks humor-al*, caring, sharing SM. wt t i mmUm m»r-eets Ad* 5223 '

FIND THE ANSVEa: SWCF. f t . mn, 0UlQ0«g. enfew C * f — n concerts apor*. hanging OU * > r M j n d j . anutd * e to meet a flom-Age* SCM

P.NJOV LIFE WITH ME Methodist SWF 55, outgoing, enjoys social-izing. campmg. weekend tnps. flea markets movies, walks seeks happy, honest SM Ad* 7869

LETS TALK Protestant SWF, 49, outgoing, attends Christian activities, hobbies are travekng. aerobics, movus, plays, seekmg honest, giv-ing, N/S SM, who enjoys tile Ade 2305

TRY NEW THINGS Protestant SWF, 44, easygomg, humorous, enjoys Chnstian activities, concerts, rollerblading bike ndmg. seeks funny, casu-al. active, N/S SM. who attends church Adt 3436

LOVES TO LAUGH SWF. 40. outgoing, funny. Uses pemtmg, music, arts and crafts, seeking caring, gen-tle. kind considerate SM Ad* 1126,

SAME INTERESTS? Baptist SWF. 25. ST . hazel eyes tu«-fig-ured. outgoing energetic, attends Chneftan

seeks honest" ' • I n c ^ e ' ^ r o r i v s ^ ^ S l S ^ Ad*9624

GOODAirm.DE . SWF. 40. Baptist, opttrmetic. upbeat enjoys working ouL bowling dancing roller-skating, running, seeks chenamaBc, trusting, loving SM. w5h simitar bekefs Ad*.7513

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The s t a g i n g r a r e l y f a l t e r a , keeping a awirl of colors going at all times and filling around the leads wi th f ine s u p p o r t f rom Douglas Chamerlain as Merlyn and Richard Curnock as Pelli-nore.

Perhaps, Monette goes a little over the top with Michael Ther-nault's punker take on Mordred, Arthur's nasty illegitimate son. But Therriault is amusingly evil.

This is the type of splendor that the renovated Festival The-ater was meant to stage.

Death of a Salesman Arthur Miller's common-man

tragedy is the most, succinct , piercing and human at tack on the "American Dream" ever writ-ten. It is just i f iably lauded as one of t h e h a n d f u l of g rea t American plays and this produc-tion at the Avon Theater fully explores the play's many, often conflicting layers.

Director Diana LeBlanc has won wide and well-deserved adu-lation for her direction of anoth-er painful American family c^s-sic, Eugene O'Neill's "Long Days Journey Into Night" (Stratford 1994 and 1995' s e a s o n s ) . In "Salesman," the air is less rar-efied. Unlike the miserly James Tyrone of t h a t . p l a y , Willy Loman never knew the feeling of success, monetary or otherwise.

Willy is a dreamer who never unders tands wha t it t a k e s to make dreams come true or that some dreams aren't worth pursu-ing. Unfortunately he drags his family down with him and pass-es along all those false dreams.

The focus is u sua l ly on the conflict between Willy and older sdn Biff, and it is here. too. but

|» the magnificent Mar tha Henry also makes us care about the lov-ing, distraught mother, Linda.

Henry, who was mesmerizing in the more complex role of the addicted Mary Tyrone, is here both steely against her wastrel sons and desperately trying to hang on in her abusively submis-sive r e l a t i o n s h i p wi th Willy (though she is clearly stronger). Her confrontation with her sons

Stratford Schedule At the Festival Theatr.

Camelot through Nov. 8 The Taming of th« Shrenc through Nov. 8 Romeo and J u l i e t through Nov. 9 Oedipus Rex July 31 to Aug. 8

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Tom P a t t e r s o n Theatre. Richard III through Oct, 3 J u n o and t h e Paycock through Oct. 4 Coriolanus through Oct. 5 Wingfield Unbound Aug. 5 to Oct.l

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lent. Graham Abbey gives Happy a nasty twist that is in keeping with his reckless behavior. Lewis Gordon is a great natural pres-ence who plays the compassion-a t e C h a r l e y wi th gruf f good humor.

The set by Guido Tondino bor-r o w s f rom t h e o r ig ina l J o Mielziner design and effectively s u g g e s t s t h a t middle g round between illusion and reality.

In the long running argument abou t whether Miller was mak-ing pditical commentary or fam-ily d r a m a , t h i s product ion is c l e a r l y s t rong , b i t t e r f ami ly drama.

("Attention must be paid"! and her final speech are heartbreak-ing.

Al Waxman is a sad, b i t te r Willy. As the play moves back and forth between Willy's memo-ries and fantasies and the reality of his life. Waxman suggests the youthful hope that quickly gave way to despa i r . The essential t ru th of the play is that Willy was never a success because he was always chasing after some-thing else. Waxman shows it in his darting eyes and his wound-ed animal head movements as Willy falters,

Geordie Johnson's Biff shares much with his father even as he sees through the lies. But he is also a liar to himself, willing to slip back into delusion. Johnson is a sometimes mannered per-former , but when he lets the emot ions come th rough he is powerful , especia l ly when he finally confronts his father. He does suggest "a young Adonis."

The cast is uniformly excel-

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Family "chassis": The troubled Boyles are caught in the "troubles," their own and Irelands. Left to right, arc James Blendick as Jack Boyle, Lally Cadeau as Juno Boyle, Andrew Strachan as Johnny Boyle, Geoffrey Pounsett as Charles Bentham and Cara Hunter as Mary Boyle.N

The Taming of the Shrew Talk about over the top. What is it about Shakespeare

t h a t every director has to rein-vent his plays for contemporary audiences? Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. This time it's somewhere in between at the Festival Theater.

Di rec tor R icha rd Rose h a s imagined a p lace called New P a d u a (read t h a t New York's Little Italy in the early 1960s). This is Shakespeare by way of Mart in Scorsese - and neither fish nor fowl.

Rose has a lot of f u n wi th bright, gaudy costuming; snazzy, carry-around cars; twisted Noo Yawk accen t s ; and T h r e e Stooges style knock about. Much of it is very funny. But as a play it doesn't work.

The Shakespearean language is changed s o m e t i m e s , kep t o the r t imes. Confus ing refer-ences to horses lead to ludicrous cowboy cos tuming t h a t seems like it's from another play all together. The play cars are fun, but the joke runs far too long a n d a chase scene m a k e s no sense at all.

So what works? Pe te r Donaldson is a big,

goofy,-endearingly slobby Petru-chio who takes on the task of t a m i n g the fe is ty Kate . Lucy Peacock is his match in her capri pants and red scarfs. She gives a sly reading to that famous last, shameful speech (more later).

Stephen Ouimette is hilarious doing a Chico Marx as Pet ru-chio's man servant Grumio. He also takes a pratfal l with the best of them. Benedict Campbell is the only one who seems to actually meld Shakespeare and Scorsese in his true "good fellas" por t raya l of sui tor Hor tens io . Cynthia Dale is a fine object of a rdent lust as the s t reet-wise Bianca.

"Taming" joins "Merchant of Venice" as Shakespeare 's most t r o u b l i n g p lays . In t h e f ina l speech, Kate advises women to submi t to t he i r men (Tammy Wy n i'i 11- would u n d e r s t a n d ? Modern directors always find a way to undercut this speech and Rose is no different, but it is def-initely gratuitous.

Juno and the Paycock Revolutions often fail to take

into account the people they sweep along.

Sean O'Casey's grea t t ragi-comedy takes into account the often sad and sorry state of Irish families and the curse of alcohol

and " r e v o l u t i o n " upon t h e m . This Stratford production at the intimate Tom Patterson Theater is nearly perfect.

Director J ane t Wright makes fine use of the small thrust stage to draw t h e audience into the claustrophobic tenement apart-ment of t h e Boyles: besot ten, braggard "Capta in" Jack; his noble, long-suffering wife Juno;., pretty, maturing Mary; and war-damaged Johnny.

The play is set in the period after the declaration of an Irish Free State and the beginning of the ugly civil war between "die-ha rd" R e p u b l i c a n s and f ree-ataters. It is a sad commentary on how the Irish always defeat themselves. The Boyles believe they are coming into a small for-tune and squander what they * don't have.

O'Casey had that rare gift of

making the saddest, moat awful things hilariously funny. Maybe it'b a special Irish way of endur-ing abuse.

Wright's cast completely cap-tures tha t antic, macabre sense of humor. James Blendick as the lazy, complaining, heavy drink-ing Jack ("Oh, the pain in me poor legs. I t ' s killin" me.") is h i l a r ious as he s t ruggles i n t o , and out of his work pants; but he shows the Captain's nasty side as well." * . . •"

Lally Cadeau's Juno is proper-ly noble and bigger than life in her goodness, but she doesn ' t qu i t e capture the t h r e a t e n i n g qual i ty that everyone fea rs in Juno. There is much warmth but l i t t le bite here, though unl ike L inda Loman she won' t back down.

The acting honors here go to; Brian Tree for his inspired por-; trayal of the captain's drinking-buddy Joxer Daly. Tree actually^ suggests the shakes as he seems] to slither through the room, all; scruffy, head twisted sideways; and his shaky hand gesturing in-the air. Tree also gets the funni-e s t l ines a s he m a n u e v e r s to; keep on the good side of the cap-; tain who, despite his lazy ways/ seems to have more money for-drink than Joxer.

Cara H u n t e r ' s dazed Mary,-Andrew S t r a c h a n ' s t o r t u r e d Johnny and Chick Reid's Maisie! Madigan a r e dead-on pefor-" mances. • 1

O'Casey never lets it go and-the last scene of this play is one! of the most devastat ing bits of theater you're likely to see. ;

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Mitchell and Phillips stay at the s a m e bed and b r e a k f a s t every year, the Town and Coun-try in Mitchell, one of the many country towns around Stratford. Mitchell said t h e couple who

Now own it used to have a farm, the woman runs ' the b&b and her husband raises Belgian horses.

"So you can sit on the porch and watch these la rge horses. Also, Mitchell is a cu te l i t t le town," Mitchell said. "You're in two worlds, the country and the city with Shakespeare."

Exploring the country in and around Stratford also appeals to Kim Mizzi of Plymouth.

"Al though it h a s been 10 years, a group of fr iends and I went annually to the festival. Mizzi said. "We took our bikes

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"The first time I went to Strat-ford was with my sister. She was six years older and when she got her first car. we'd travel to Strat-ford each s u m m e r for a long weekend of plays and fun." Allen writes. "I remember seeing a lot of actors then such as Brian Bed-ford. Hume Cronyn and Jessica Tandy and Maggie Smith."

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"I a lways looked forward to that time together with my sis-tcr She introduced me to a lot of t h i n g s - a r t , museums of all k inds , p lays and S t r a t f o r d Shakespearean plays."

Allen's sister died last year of scleroderma at age 45, but she says she will always cherish her memories of Stratford with her sister.

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TRAVEL

Stratford offers great theater in a lovely setting Residents share Stratford memories BY H I G H GALLAGHER STAFF WRITER

T h e S t r a t f o r d F e s t i v a l in Stratford. Ontario, has long been a magnet for Observer & Eccen-tric theatergoers.

The beautiful city on the Avon has introduced seve ra l ' gene ra -t ions of young s t u d e n t s to t h e g l o r i e s of S h a k e s p e a r e a n d t he y ' ve r e t u r n e d as a d u l t s to savor more.

L a r r y B a k e r of F a r m i n g t o n Hi l l s , a n E n g l i s h t e a c h e r a t F a r m i n g t o n Hills Mercy High School has been taking s tuden t g r o u p s to S t r a t f o r d for m o r e than 20 years. One year s tands out in his memory.

"Usually the kids who want to go aren ' t the ones tha t cause a lot of trouble," Baker said. "It 's not a f ie ld t r i p to d r e a d , b u t whenever you tour with s tudents that fa r and ou t or the country, there is some stress."

The s tuden ts had thei r lunch on the riverside grounds as they usually did and when the t rum-pets sounded they all .headed for the thea te r . As they walked in one of the students was immedi-a t e l y se ized a t t h e d o o r a n d escorted out to the lobby.

"I had a surge of panic and I couldn't get to her because of the crowd," Baker said.

But he needn't have worried. The student, Joyce Spaniel, was escorted away because she was the fest ival 's 10 mil l ionth cus-tomer.

"The mayor of S t r a t fo rd was going to give her an award and they gave her a lifetime pass to

the theater," Baker said. C h r i s t o p h e r O t t o l i n i a l so

r e m e m b e r s h i s t h r e e s t u d e n t t r i p s to S t r a t f o r d . T h e 1987 Northville High School graduate remembers see ing "King Lear," "A School for S c a n d a l " a n d "Oedipus Rex."

"I really enjoyed th6 trips and it was quite a barga in to go as a high school field t r ip ," Ottolini said. "This year I will take my fiancee to see s o m e p lays and ce lebra te my 10th y e a r out of high school."

Many t h e a t e r b u f f s m a k e Stratford a must-see event.

"Once you get in to the town, you feel the rhy thm of a theater town a n d c o m m u n i t y , " s a i d Helen B a l m e r of B loomf i e ld Township, pas t pres ident of the Birmingham Village Players.

"I love to see t h e mus ica l s , " she said. "I l ike S h a k e s p e a r e , too. We a l w a y s s e e a S h a k e -speare play."

Helen B a l m e r a n d h e r hus -band, J im, a re life members of the Village Players, and seek out good theater wherever they can.

J a n Mitchell 's h u s b a n d . Nel-son Phillips, performed at Strat-ford in the 1960s.

"We've been going every ye&r for the last four or five years," said Mitchell of Troy. The couple a re a lso ac t i ve in t h e Vi l lage Players.

"I think the qual i ty of the per-formances is excellent and I love the town. T h e w a l k a long t h e river is re laxing and it 's fun to watch the people," she said.

P l e a s e s e e MEMORIES, C7

BY HUGH GALLAGHER STAFF WRITER

Stratford was alive with antic-ipation the las^ week of J u n e as it pfepared to welcome a queen.

Queen Elizabeth II last visited the town and i ts world famous thea te r festival 38 years ago and the local Beacon Herald ran sev-eral pages of file photos showing the rad ian t young queen and her prince consort a t the then rela-tively new theater .

T h e q u e e n w a s r e t u r n i n g to„ dedica te t h e Fest ival Thea te r ' s $13 mill ion renovat ion project . T h e a t e r - g o e r s will find a new lobby w i t h a l a r g e , wel l d e s i g n e d , i n - t h e a t e r g i f t shop and new, more comfortable seat-i n g w i t h c o n s i d e r a b l y m o r e legroom and an. improved sound system.

E l i z a b e t h , of c o u r s e , is t h e matr ia rch of a notoriously trou-bled family and troubled families seems to be a running theme at this year 's Stratford Festival.

H e r e is a s a m p l i n g of w h a t this year 's festival h a s to offer.

Camelot All the glory and springlike lilt

of Lerner and Loewe's Arthurian musical is vividly brought to life in S t r a t f o r d a r t i s t i c ' d i r e c t o r Richard Monette 's youthful, col-orfu l and musical ly aware pro-duction at the Festival Theater .

The story is as old as time. The i d e a l i s t i c A r t h u r a s s u m e s a t h r o n e b e c a u s e h i s p u r i t y of h e a r t allows him to pull Excal-ibur from a stone. With the wis-dom of ga r ru lous , old (but get-t ing younger) Merlyn he learns to be a king. An arranged mar-riage with the beguiling Guene-vere becomes a love match only to be challenged by the arrival of t ha t other idealist, Lancelot.

So m a n y t h i n g s a r e r i g h t about Monette 's approach. Tom M c C a m u s , l i k e t h e o r i g i n a l

Springtime In Camelot: Cynthia Dale as Guenevere leads a cele-bration of the lusty month of May in "Camelot."

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A r t h u r Richard Burton, is pri-m a r i l y a n a c t o r , b u t he g ives strong, confident voice to Lern-er's noble "Camelot." McCamus a g e s a n d m a t u r e s be fo re ou r eyes as he moves from giddy, shy and somewhat goofy young king to become an undisputed leader of m e n a n d t h e n , s u d d e n l y , a young man prematurely aged by sadness . McCamus t u rn s musi-cal comedy into serious thea te r as he reaches to find a troubled man within the accidental young king.

Guenevere is a difficult role to play. She is supposed to be beau-tiful and basically good-hearted, b u t s h e h a s a d e f i n i t e wild s t r eak t h a t has horrible conse-quences. It was a role tha t Cyn-thia Dale was born to play. The b e a u t i f u l a c t r e s s ( f a m i l i a r to fans of Canadian TV as Olivia on "Street Legal") is also a wonder-ful s i n g e r . Sh e f l i r t s w i th t h e men on stage and with the audi-ence. Her musical numbers are the bes t in the show including "The S i m p l e J o y s of M a i d e n -h o o d , " a r o u s i n g "The L u s t y Month of May" and a seductive

"Take Me to the Fair" (watch for a nod to a famous movie musical here).

D a n C h a m e r o y is t h e b r o a d s h o u l d e r e d D u d l e y - D o - R i g h t Lancelot . He is especially good on t h e comic "C'est Moi," which is well-staged to introduce us to

the egotistic Lancelot. His voice lacks the rich tone we have come to associate with Robert Goulet 's version of "If Ever I Would Leave You." bu t he certainly cap tu r e s the essential appeal of Lancelot.

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Livonia goalie honored USA Hockey named Co'mpuware Ambassadors '

goa l t ende r J o e Blackburn (Livonia Church i l l ) the 1997 Heaton/USA Hockey Goalie of the Year at the President 's awards banquet on J u n e 7 in Colorado Springs, Colo.

B l a c k b u r n was? a m e m b e r of t h e 1996 U.S. Se lec t 17 T e a m and led the U .S . to a s i lver medal in the Air Canada Pacific C u p last August in Bri t ish Columbia. He posted a 3-1 record with a 3.0 goals-against average and a .917 save per-centage at the tournament .

A rooke with the A m b a s s a d o r s t h i s season, B l a c k b u r n w a s n a m e d f i r r t - t e a m Al l -Nor th American Hockey League af ter post ing a 19-5-1 regular season record, along with a NAHL-best goals-against average of 2.91 and a save percent-age of .91.

Blackburn won five games in the NAHL play-offs a n d paced t h e A m b a s s a d o r s to t h e f ina l game of the 1997 USA Hockey Jun io r A National Tournament .

Blackburn will play for coach Ron Mason next season at Michigan State University.

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Zelazny wins tourney L i v o n i a B c n t l e y High Schoo l g r a d M a r k

Zelazny recently* captured the 1997 Wittek/Nick-laus S t a t e Assistant Pro Golf Championsh ip at the PohlCat in Mount Pleasant.

Zela/ny, an assistant pro at Dearborn Country Club, d e f e a t e d Tom H a r d i n g of E g y p t Valley Country Club in a sudden dea th play. Zelazny sank an 8-foot birdie pu t t on t h e f i r s t playoff hole to win the $2,100 first-place check.

Both Zelazny and Hard ing were 3 -unde r for the two-round tournament at 141.

Harding took home $1,600. The win puts Zelazny eighth on the s t a te PGA

pro money list wi th $3,300. P l y m o u t h Salem gradua te JefFRoth, who was four th in the Michi-gan Open, is four th overall on t h e money list with $4,265.

• T h e victor ious team at the Mich igan Open" Pro-Am (held last n\pnth at the Grand Traverse Resor t w a s t h e Rodger J a b a r a t e a m of J o h n P<51anski (Livonia),' S teve Velick (Novi), Steve Chulig (Rochester) and Doug Falzon (Franklin).

They put together a net score of 108.6 for the 36 hole event.

Youth soccer champs The Livonia Youth Soccer C l u b S p i r i t s , an

under -13 girls t eam coache by Gary Kruz and Gary Wisniewski, recently captured first place in their division with a 10-0 record.

M e m b e r s of t h e S p i r i t s i n c l u d e : S h a n n o n Anway, Allison Aurel ia . K a t h e r i n e Bochenek, Holli B o k a s , S a r a h Cooney, D a n a Fa i rba i r r . , Ellyn Goeddeke , S a m a n t h a Gue r in , Amy Hol-landswor th , Andrea Holowecky, Jes s i ca Katin-sky, Nicole Kruz, Michelle Kruz, Alison Nawroc-ki, Jess ica Sa ther , Elaine Tsouka las and Kara Wisniewski.

•The 1985 Plymouth Kicks, an under-12 boys team, defeated MVP of Youngstown, Ohio, 5-2, to cap tured t h e Citadel Fort Wayne (Ind.) Invita-t i o n a i T o u r n a m e n t ( J u n e 1 4 - 1 6 ) .

They outscored their opponents, 23-3, in four victories.

The Kicks are coached by Jim Lemley, who for-merly played five seasons wi th t h e S a n Diego Soccers indoor team, along with Mark Savitske.

The Kicks also cap tured the C a n t o n Invi ta-t ional over Memorial Day weekend wi th a 3-2 win over the Canton Impact in the finals. In the Litt le C a e s a r s Premier League, t h e Kicks fin-ished second with a 9-3 record.

Members of the Kicks include: S tephen Carter, Doug Davidson. Thomas Early, Jef f Everal, Brad Filips. Joel Frates, Keith Kulick. Tom Lindquist, N o l a n M c G r a w , Mike M c D o n a l d , J e f f Nevi , Daniel Placzynski, Kevin Savi tske, P a r k e r Sti-nar and Todd Tindall.

Madonna yields new cage crop BY C J . RISAK SPORTS WHITEH

Things are looking up. Of course, Madonna Univers i ty men ' s baske tba l l

coach Bernie Holowicki would much prefer th ings to look up a bit higher — say, 6-foot-8 6r so.

Holowicki is still search ing for t h a t one big fella who can put the Fighting Crusaders into competition against wha t figures to be one of the toughest NAlA conferences in the country.

He' l l b r i ng back seven p layers f rom l a s t y e a r ' s record-set t ing team — Madonna finished 9-20, the most wins in a single season in school history — but gone a r e two majo r con t r ibu to r s , g u a r d C h r i s t i a n Emer t and four-year s t a r t e r Brandon Slone.

Holowicki has found some solid replacements in his five replacements, the kind of players who will make Madonna a bet ter team, to be sure.

But there aren't any behemoths, "They all run the floor well, they're quick, they're

good a t h l e t e s , and t h e y play good d e f e n s e , " sa id Holowicki, whose two-year mark at Madonna is 16-43. "We didn' t get any big kids, no inside players. But we got some basketball kids.

"They're all going to add to the team r ight now." One of h is premier r ec ru i t s i6 6-foot g u a r d Nick

H u r l e y , f r o m P l y m o u t h C a n t o n . H u r l e y led t h e Chiefs to the Western Lakes Activities Associat ion t ou rnamen t championship, averaging 14 points, four assists, four rebounds and three steals a game.

Hurley's assets: quickness and tenacity. "He's got a lot of speed and he's very aggressive," said Holowicki. "He's a compet i tor , he p lays g rea t d e f e n s e a n d h e knows how to score."

Hurley's outside shooting has been quest ioned, but he can drive to the basket extremely well. "And he's a winner ." added Holowicki.

Another backcourt addition is 6-3 guard/smal l for-ward Brad Wilde, from West land J o h n Glenn . "He can jump, he can play," said Holowicki.

"He's a tough, hard-nosed kid who can really leap. He 's smooth , he ' s got a nice touch a n d h e can go inside and rebound well."

Like Wilde, Mark Mitchell will fill t h e smal l for-ward slot. A 6-4 g radua t e of Walled Lake Western , M i t c h e l l h a s a s h o o t e r ' s t o u c h t h a t a p p e a l e d to Holowicki.

"He's definitely an outs ide shooter," t h e Madonna coach said. "And he can rebound, and he's a n athlete . Both (Mitchell and Wilde) have similar styles, they ' re both quick."

A d d i n g to t h e b a c k c o u r t s co r ing wi l l be M a r k Hayes, a 5-11 guard from Birmingham Seaholm.

"He's a great passer and an excellent shooter," said Holowicki. "He's very intel l igent — a c ra f ty player,

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Madonna recruit: Nick Hurley, who led Ply-mouth Canton to the Western Lakes Activi-ties Association title, joins coach Bernie Holowicki next year with the Fighting Cru-saders.

smart , and he plays tenacious defense." " Another guard who will contribute in certain situa-

tions is Redford Catholic Central g radua te Matt Mar-tinez. The 6-3 off-guard brings "good bal l -handl ing a n d a n ice o u t s i d e touch" to t h e C r u s a d e r s , sa id Holowicki.

"He's a s m a r t player. I know he didn't play much for CC, bu t I know he can help us."

Help is someth ing Holowicki is still looking for. "We don't have enough (size), but we're gett ing closer to being able to compete more," he said.

"We're e n t e r i n g a tough l e a g u e ( the Wolver ine-Hoosier A th l e t i c Association), a n d I know some of them are l icking the i r chops w h e n they look a t us. But we're slowly mak ing headway,"

Holowicki i s h o p i n g to speed u p t h e process — maybe even be fo re t h e opening of the school yea r . There are sti l l a couple of players he 's trying to lure to Madonna.

"I'm very sat isf ied with what we got," he said. "But it's not over yet ."

There 's still t ime.

BRAD EMONS

COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL

New era on horizon

Bob Bird, Wolverine leave void on holiday

Two t o u r n a m e n t s t a p l e s for the Fourth of July weekend in our area have bit the dust.

Not a year would pass when yours truly looked forward to going out to watch the Bob Bird Memorial tour-nament , featuring some of the mid-west 's and nat ion 's top Mickey Mantle-age (15-16) t e a m s , and t h e Wolver ine Youth Soccer Tour-nament , held annu-ally a t Schoolcra f t Community College.

T h e ba l l d i a -m o n d s a n d socce r f i e l d s , h o w e v e r , w e r e s t r a n g e l y v a c a n t t h i s p a s t — weekend.

The 1996 summer baseball season m a r k e d the e n d of t h e W e s t l a n d F e d e r a t i o n B a s e b a l l C lub , which was founded by a group headed by Jer ry Pitcher.

Among the other cha r t e r members included the late Bob Bird, Joe Coo-ley, S u e and B a r r y Kenyon , Russ Lampinen and Donna Pitcher.

Several others, some of whom had sons in the programs, put in five or more years including Dick Ashton, Bil l H a r d i n , Lou J a m n i c k , P a u l Merandi , Mary Beth Nesbitt , Anita O'Connor, J im Oyer, Len and Linda .Roman , Rick T u r n e r , J o e Von-dracek, Doug Weya^t and Charlene Zajak.

In its 12 years, WFBC teams won four na t iona l t i t l es a n d n u m e r o u s d i s t r i c t (21) a n d r e g i o n a l (26) crowns, along wi th 26 world series appearances in the 18-, 16-, 14-, 12*. and 10-and-under age groups. They also sponsored two collegiate teams.

The WFBC was also self-support-ing , r a i s i n g n e a r l y $ 3 0 , 0 0 0 f o r i m p r o v e m e n t s on local school, and city f ie lds . The o r g a n i z a t i o n a lso d o n a t e d f u n d s for s eve ra l wor thy causes including the Shelter for Bat-t e r e d W o m e n a n d C h i l d r e n , t h e Goodfel lows C h r i s t m a s C h a r i t i e s and the baseball programs at Wayne Memorial and Westland John Glenn

Lady Crusaders retool fall lineup RECRUITING

BY C J . RISAK SPORTS WRITER

When Madonna University's 1996 volleyball season came to a close at the NAIA Nat ional T o u r n a m e n t , it w a s p e r f e c t l y u n d e r s t a n d a b l e for people to view it as "the end of an era."

S o m e o u t s t a n d i n g t a l e n t s were f i n i s h i n g t h e i r co l leg ia te c a r e e r s . Kelly McCausland and Ju l i e Martin h a d bo th been impac t p l a y e r s for four yearn: both had at ta ined NAIA—bili ty. S c h a t r o r had reconstructive

Toth, who s tands 5-foot-9, s t a r t ed as an outs ide hit ter , but a t p resen t A b r a h a m f i g u r e s s h e cou ld be a va luab le back-up setter and a back row player . She l l have junior eligi-bility.

T h e o t h e r r e t u r n e e is N i c o l e Schar re r , a 5-11 outside h i t t e r who — like Toth — will have junior eligi-

the ability to do a lot of things a t the net ," said A b r a h a m . "She h a s very good all-around skills.

"She r e m i n d s m e of K e l l y ( M c C a u s l a n d ) , w h e n Kelly w a s a f reshman in college, because of the n u m b e r of t h i n g s s h e c a n do. (Brandy) is very versati le."

Another recruit who brings versa-t i l i ty as a m a j o r a t t r i b u t e is Er in C u n n i n g h a m , a 5-8 ou ts ide h i t t e r who guided Romeo to the C l a s s A s t a t e f i n a l s l a s t y e a r , w h e r e t h e Bulldogs lost to Portage Northern.

"She led t h e way for he r t e a m , " said Abraham. "She's an ou t s t and-ing athlete and an outs tanding play-er. She has an outs tanding verticle jump, one of the best jumpers for he r size on our t eam.

"I 'm v e r y exc i t ed a b o u t g e t t i n g her . She ' s t h e k ind of p layer t h a t can come in a n d c o n t r i b u t e r i g h t now — she h a s a va r i e ty of shots , plays good defense and has a solid serve."

Las t b u t f a r f rom l eas t is Kel ly Artymovich, a 6-1 freshman middle hit ter from Utica Ford who has plen-ty of potential.

Abraham. "She's a great a th le te for her size — she's coachable. she plays hard and she's competitive.

"I think she's going to be a sleeper. Kelly will t a k e some deve lopment ; s h e h a s to a d j u s t t o t h e c o l l e g e game."

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found , h e wil l s ign her . T h a t ' s no ce r t a in ty , h o w e v e r , a n d M a d o n n a does h a v e s e t t e r D e a n n e H e l s o m r e t u r n i n g for h e r sophomore year . A b r a h a m w a s i m p r e s s e d w i t h h e r development las t year.

One th ing is certain: A lot of new players will be get t ing playing l ime next season for Madonna

high schools. W e s t l a n d F e d e r a t i o n t e a m s

enjoyed high visibil i ty and success a round the country whenever tour-namen t action rolled around.

Among the well-known area base-ball names to wear Westland Feder-a t i o n u n i f o r m s i n c l u d e d M a r k Rutherford, Scott Kapla, Lance Sul-l ivan, Mike H e a r d , Kevin Rogers, Leo Hutch inson , S t eve Irwin, Rick Tavormina, Lawrence Scheffer, J i m Solak , Bill Barbe r , J e r r y Koester , B rad George , C l i n t S t r a u b , Dave R o m a n , G r e g N e s b i t t , J u a n Sanchez, Dave Susal la , Brian Hicks, Ron Way, Gary Pierce , Chuck and Mike Hammont ree , Aaron Scheffer and Glenn Belcher.

M a n y went on to t h e Division I college-ranks, and some o thers a re currently playing in the professional ranks.

Great Lakes medalist . , , U " — « l i t i A n > A | v > • - » t 111 t - j-. , ,1.11

rTTltOUvTIT n Cl I I I OT U T W i n O I v w i l l i J v w n i K w n u place in he r age group in the 1 ,600-meter run wi th a t ime of 6:43 a t t h e G r e a t L a k e s S t a t e Games held in Lansing.

Connie Mack correction R a m s 3 pi tcher Dave W a m p l e r shou ld have

b e e n l i s t e d ( J u l y 3 e d i t i o n ) a s h a v i n g a 3-0 record in t h e Litt le Caesars A m a t e u r Baseball Federat ion League for Connie Mack (ages 16-13),

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All-America s ta tus . And Meg Par i s , a j u n i o r college

t ransfer who s tar ted at Madonna for two years , was equally important as the team's setter .

Replacing them won't be easy. But in college sports, it's a necessity.

And Lady C r u s a d e r coach J e r r y A b r a h a m h a s t aken the f i r s t s teps toward doing j u s t that . Three fresh-men have been signed, together with a j u n i o r college t r a n s f e r , a n d two ve te ran p layers are r e tu rn ing af te r m i s s i n g l a s t s e a s o n d u e to k n e e injuries. - ' f m excited a s heek a b o u t every

single one of them," said Abraham. T h e loss of t h e a f o r e m e n t i o n e d ,

p lus ou t s ide h i t t e r H e a t h e r Ste in-helper, took a lot of leadership from M a d o n n a . O n e player A b r a h a m is hoping will help fill tha t void is Red-ford Union g radua te Vicki Toth , who will quite li terally provide Abraham with "a coach on the fl<?or."

T h a t ' s because Toth served a s a coach a t RU l a s t y e a r ; a f t e r going t h r o u g h r e h a b i l i t a t i o n fo r a knee in ju ry suf fe red ear ly in h e r sopho-m o r e s e a s o n . "She ' l l b e a u t i l i t y player ftr us," said Abraham "She's a s m a r t p layer , she h a s good basic skills and very good work habi ts .

"I t h i n k h e r coaching exper ience will be a plus. She can't do anything bu t frelp us."

knee surgery last year; indeed, she 's h a d both knees rebui l t in t h e l a s t two years .

"Nicole is a very strong hi t ter , she p r e s e n t s a nice block, and s h e h a s an excel lent serve." said A b r a h a m . "She will help us big time, if all goes well."

S c h a r r e r w a s deve lop ing i n t o a m a j o r con t r i bu to r before s u f f e r i n g h e r k n e e problems . If s h e r e g a i n s h e r p r ev ious form, she could be a major benefit .

So, too, could Rayna Vert , a 5-11 o u t s i d e h i t t e r who played t h e l a s t t u r n v ^ f l F A A t - ClBQ tti U n 11V * " ' * « • ~ *• * 11*" I \ <«« m ••• »• »• a * •

College a f t e r s ta r r ing a t Fl int Car -m a n A T n s w o r t h HS . A b r a h a m recrui ted her out of high school, bu t Ver t opted to play a t Kellogg CC for two y e a r s first.

S h e comes in "with the most expe-r i e n c e , " of t h e new r e c r u i t s , s a i d A b r a h a m . " S h e h a s a v e r y q u i c k a rm, a very fast arm, a very s t rong a r m . We're hoping she can be domi-n a t i n g a t the ne4 — she h a s a good se rve , too .

" W e ' r e look ing for h e r to b e a n i m p a c t p l a y e r r i g h t a w a y . W e ' r e hop ing s h e can play in t h e m i d d l e and some outside. She definitely will contr ibute ."

L e a d i n g t h e freshmen r e c r u i t s ia Brandy Malewski, a 5-11 middle hit^ t e r f rom Redford Thurston. "She h a s

And because of t h e WBFC's hard work a n d ded ica t ion , a h u g e void has been left in the summer sandlot baseball ranks.

T h e s a m e could b e said for t h e W o l v e r i n e T o u r n a m e n t , w h i c h enjoyed a 17-year run a t Schoolcraft.

S ta r t ed by Dr. Marvin Gans and with the help of the Michigan State Y o u t h Soccer A s s o c i a t i o n , t h e Wolverine T o u r n a m e n t of Champi-ons was considered a premier youth t o u r n e y d u r i n g t h e 1980s. At one t ime the tournament drew over 200 teams and was considered one of the na t ion ' s largest you th soccer festi-v a l s

a s many 25,000 people, on a week-e n d , p a s s e d t h r o u g h g r o u n d s of Schoolcraft during i ts peak years.

Ford picked up sponsorship during the l a te 1980s, bu t in te res t among i n - s t a t e and o u t - s t a t e t e a m s had b e e n g r a d u a l l y d w i n d l i n g . L a s t y e a r ' s t o u r n a m e n t d r e w only 8 0 teams. The level of competition had al io declined.

V i s i t i n g t e a m s a l s o r e p o r t e d l y complained about t h e poor condition of Schoolcraft's fields.

It 's too bad because the Wolverine pumped a lot of money into the local economy. Concessions from the tour-ney a lso wen t to s u p p o r t School-

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The W'avne County Commission, our nation's eighth largest county, with legislative oversight of a $1.9 billion budget, is taking applications for the position of Auditor General The successful candidate for this position will be appointed by the Wayne County Commission for one ten 1101 vear term

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during term • Certified Public Accountant licensed by the State of Michigan for at

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D u r i n g t h e p a s t N a t i o n a l Basketbal l Association season, some of the league's newer tal-e n t s , n a m e l y Al len I v e r s o n , endured criticism from superi-ors such as Kar l Malone and S c o t t i e P i p p e n fo r f a i l i ng to show respect for NBA veterans.

— i n t h e c a s e of P a u l G r a n t , s e l e c t e d 2 0 t h o v e r a l l by t h e Minnesota Timberwolves J u n e 25 in t h e N B A D r a f t , he watched and learned from the e r r o r s of those who preceded him.

G r a n t , a g r a d u a t e of Birm-i n g h a m B r o t h e r Rice High School and a West Bloomfield native, intends to open his ea r s i n s t e a d of h i s m o u t h upon arrival to the big leagues.

"One of the first th ings I'm going to do is listen to the vet-erans ," G r a n t said. "I'm going to k e e p my m o u t h s h u t a n d pick u p t ips to t ry and make my transi t ion easier."

A good s t a r t for a youngster whom cynics call a project, a player lacking finesse and who w a s o r ig ina l ly projec ted as a late second-round pick.

B u t t h e 7 - foo t , 2 4 5 - p o u n d center has a leg up on skepti-cism due to a solid work ethic, unques t ioned e n t h u s i a s m and devot ion to t h e g a m e and an impeccable a t t i tude.

"Basketball with me is a pas-sion," G r a n t said. "I th ink it's something I have to do. Desire is a real personal thing for me. The game is the No. 1 priority.

"It's not really work at all; it's j u s t doing what I love."

G r a n t ' s h igh school coach, F r a n k C a r r i c o . echoes t h o s e sent iments .

Carr ico recalled practices in t h e Bro the r Rice gym when a ra i l - th in G r a n t extended him-self to Carrico 's chi ldren, who a t tended practices on occasion. He 'd s q u a t d o w n a n d s p e a k w i t h t h e m , e n t e r t a i n t h e m , show them a thing or two about hoops.

"He a lways spent t ime with my kids a t pract ices." Carrico said. "Paul is extremely consci-e n t i o u s . H e ' s a w o n d e r f u l young man. I can't say enough about him."

— A s - s w m a s G r a n t solidified h i s spo t on t h e B r o t h e r Rice s q u a d , h e a n d C a r r i c o embarked on a fr iendship that

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continues. " C o a c h C a r r i c o h a s n e v e r

tu rned his back to me and h a s a lways been there for me when I ' v e n e e d e d h im s i n c e h i g h school," Grant said.

The list Of praises go on.. Dick Bennet t , Gran t ' s coach

a t t h e University of Wisconsin, c a l l s h i m "an o u t s t a n d i n g young man from the neck up."

"He w a s easi ly t h e h a r d e s t worker in this program," Ben-n e t t s a i d . -*He b r o u g h t a n incredible work ethic, a physi-cal presence, an ability to score and a nice shooting touch. He inspired others. I think he was draf ted because of who he is a s a person."

G r a n t ' s a t t i t u d e m a d e a n impact on his Wisconsin t eam-mates , according to Bennet t .

"It was pretty hard to loaf in p rac t i ce when you've got a 7-foot guy out-hust l ing you," he said,

But before at tending Wiscon-sin, Gran t spent three seasons a t Bos ton College, w h e r e h i s s t a t i s t i c s a n d p l a y i n g t i m e digressed. His career ave rages a t BC were 4.3 points and 2.8 rebounds per game.

"I felt like, as I was develop-ing, I was playing less," G r a n t s a i d . " I t t u r n s out U r a n s f e r -r ing) was the best dec is ion I made."

At Wisconsin in 1995-96 — he sat out a year due to NCAA r e g u l a t i o n s — G r a n t ' s s t a t u s grew as Bennett allowed him to play his game.

"I h a d j u s t t a k e n t h e j o b t h e r e (Wis<*>nsin), a n d t h e r e were a number of seniors who h a d los t e l igibi l i ty ," B e n n e t t said "We were in a jam and we w e r e v e r y h a p p y t h a t P a u l became available."

G r a n t averaged 12.5 poin ts , 5.1 rebounds and 1.2 blocks per g a m e , and he shot .494 f rom the floor in his only season in the Big Ten.

"Here ' s a guy who came (to Wisconsin) not regarded as an NBA prospect, ' ' Benne t t s a id . " H e go t t h e r e t h r o u g h s h e e r hus t le . He took to hear t every-

t h i n g yoU~~said to him; he was extremely coachable.

"When he was here, he didn ' t w a n t to t a l k abou t t h e N B A

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Paul Grant Minnesota's first-round pick

until af ter the season. He was so focused on h e l p i n g t h e team "

G r a n t ' s g a m e i m p r o v e d immensely a t Wisconsin due to his heavy t r a in ing d u r i n g the season he was r e q u i r e d ' t o si t out.

"I looked at it a s a positive since I became more acclimated with Wisconsin and coach Ben-nett." Grant said.

"He ' s my i d e a l c o a c h He expec t s a s much of you as a person as he does a player. He's laid back off the court , and he r e a l l y c a r e s "for h i s p l a y e r s . He ' s r e a l l y in a c l a s s of h i s own."

Grant, 23, is pleased with the o p p o r t u n i t y to p l ay for Min-nesota under coach Flip Saun-ders and general manager and f o r m e r C e l t i c s g r e a t K e v i n McHale. But he was a bit anx-ious during the draf t .

"W.hen ( p i c k s ) 18 a n d 19 c a m e a r o u n d , «my h e a r t b e a t picked up a little." Gran t said.

Ironically, Detroit passed up G r a n t w i t h t h e 1 9 t h p ick despite a positive meeting with coach D o u g C o l l i n s a n d h i s staff prior to the draf t .

"They were confident I would be picked," G r a n t s a f3 . " J u s t hea r ing t h a t f rom t h e m gives you confidence."

Grant made quite an impres-sion on S a u n d e r s d u r i n g his w o r k o u t w i t h t h e T i m b e r -wolves , n e a r l y p l o w i n g h im over during a drill.

"We w e r e d o i n g t h e K e v i n McHale drill (catch the ball in post , t u rn and shoot) ," G r a n t

s a i d . "1 p u t u p a l a y u p a n d missed it. When I knew it was-n ' t g o i n g i n , I i m m e d i a t e l y lunged forward and (Saunders) waa. undernea th the basket and I almost came down on him."

S a u n d e r s a n d McHale were impressed with his aggressive-ness.

"Paul is a t r emendous guy," McHale told t h e Minneapolis Star-Tribune. "He ' s go ing to w o r k v e r y , v e r y h a r d . F r o m w h e r e he w a s a y e a r a g o to where he is now, and to where we project him to be, he has a great upside."

Grant can't wait to board the Timberwolf traift .

"It's a great s i tuat ion for me," he said. "I th ink it's perfect Tor me. A lojt^of big men would like to play for Kevin McHale . I'm just excited to be a par t of it."

Those who know G r a n t pre-dict a promising NBA career for him.

"When h e worked ou t w i t h the Pistons, Doug Collins told him, T o u l l have a great career. You'l l p lay 10 to 12 y e a r s , ' " C a r r i c o s a i d . "He w a n t s to improve. He won't j u s t sit back on h i s l a u r e l s . W i t h t h o s e at t r ibutes , I th ink he'll have a long career."

Personality and perseverance a re e l e m e n t s t h a t wi l l k e e p Grant in the league, according to Bennett.

" W a t c h i n g h i m h u s t l e i s something to behold," Benne t t said. "For t h a t reason alone, I t h i n k he ' l l h a v e a c h a n c e to stay in the league. I definitely t h i n k he h a s a l o n g c a r e e r ahead of him."

Many lessons await Gran t in the NBA. and he's well a w a r e of that fact.

"I d o n ' t t h i n k my g a m e is a n y w h e r e n e a r c o m p l e t e , " Gran t said. "In the l a s t t h r e e months, I've picked up so much knowledge of the league; so I believe there 's tha t much more to l e a r n . " - '

Like playing against the best c e n t e r s in t h e g a m e s u c h a s S h a q u i l l e O ' N e a l , P a t r i c k Ewing and David Robinson.

"It's def ini te ly a d r e a m , but I 've n e v e r b e e n o n e to b a c k down from anyone," Gran t said.

"They ' re g r e a t p l a y e r s , b u t they are each a basketbal l play-er.

^they're not bigger t h a n the game."

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Team to compete Aug. 3-8 in Canton in t h e 113th annua l U.S. National Target Champi-onships.

The Austra l ian delegation consists of five w o m e n a n d 3even m e n , i n c l u d i n g t h r e e members of the 1996 Aussie Olympic t e a m including Deonne Bridger, Simon Fai rweath-e r and J a c k s o n F e a r ( the re ign ing J u n i o r World champion).

O t h e r coun t r i e s who have commi t t ed to p a r t i c i p a t e in t h e U.S. Na t iona l s i n c l u d e Turkey, Great Bri ta in , Poland, South Africa, Canada , the Phi l l ipines, Lebanon, Es ton ia , Norway and the Ukra ine .

The National Target Championships have

""ri—•—Tliai di inuumgineii t - iani i ; ' in April f rom the Federation Internat ionale de Tir a l'Arc (FITA), which pub l i shes the world archery rarfkings.

The U.S. Nat ional Target Championships preclude t h e 3 9 t h World Target C h a m p i -onsh ips . Aug. 14-23, in Victor ia . B r i t i s h Columbia.

The NAA has previously received partici-pation confirmations from four of the top 16 women a rchers in the world: No. 1 - ranked Elif A l t i n k a y n a k of Turkey , No. 7 Alison Williamson of G r e a t Britain. No. 10 E lena Sadovnycha of the Ukraine and No. 16 Joan-na Nowicka of Poland.

Norway's Mar t inus Grov, the No. 4-ranked

male archer , is also scheduled to compete.

World-ranked men's a rchers from the U.S. expec ted to compete include: 1996 double Olympic gold medalist Jus t in Huish (No. 2), Butch Johnson (No. 11) and Rod White (No. 20). W h i t e a n d H u i s h t e a m e d u p for t h e men's t eam gold in Atlanta .

On the women's side. No. 17 J a n e t Dyk-man is slated to compete.

The t o u r n a m e n t schedu le beg ins wi th a new Trad i t iona l T o u r n a m e n t for Longbow a n d P r imi t ive bow compet i to rs , S a t u r d a y -Sunday , Aug. 2-3.

The main event runs \ l o n d a y through Fri-day, Aug. 4-8 with the U.S. Open elimination r o u n d , open to al l U.S. a n d i n t e r n a t i o n a l competitors, on Aug. 8.

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T h e w a y t h i n g s h a v e b e e n g o i n g in t h e M e t r o S u m m e r H o c k e y L e a g u e , m a y b e s o m e body should r edes ign t h e scofe sheets.

The Plymouth Cul tura l Center and Ice Arena can't keep up with all the scoring.

They r a n o u t of room on the score sheets once against Thurs-day as the Bros cos defeated the B u l l d o g s {11-9), t h e S p a r t a n s b e a t L a k e r s ( 1 1 - 9 ) ; a n d t h e Husk ies ou tgunned the Falcons (10-61.

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t r ick f rom Josh Wiegand, a long with single goals from Jake Wie-g a n d , D a r r e n S y l v e s t e r , Bi l l T r a i n o r , Ben Blackwood, P a u l F a s s b e n d e r , J a son Shaw, Kyle McNeilance and Dan Trainor.

J o h n Trainor, who went all the w a y , w a s t h e w i n n i n g g o a l -tender .

D o u g S t r o m b a c h scored five t i m e s in s losing cause for t h e Bul ldogs Mike Noel added t w o

goals. T h e S p a r t a n s , m e a n w h i l e ,

overcame a 7-5 deficit a f t e r two pe r iods w i t h a 6 - 2 r u n in t h e third to beat the Lakers .

Bobby Dav i s led t h e v i c t o r s w i t h t h r e e g o a l s , w h i l e K i r k G u r n e y a d d e d t w o . E r i c H a w k i n s . Antol i B u l i g a . R y a n Davis , Olge P a n a s e n k o , B r i a n Tarsin and Joe Bien contr ibuted one apiece.

Gary Rye and Davis split t ime in the Spar tan nets.

The Lakera were led by Jason Couture and Brent Wishar t with

two goals apiece. Eric Evans, Bill T u c k e r , B r e n t W i s h a r t , J a s o n L a r y s a n d D a r i n E v a n s a l so scored for the winners .

In the Huskies ' 10-6 win over the Falcons, Kevin Swider each scored four goals and Ian Crock-ford added a ha t trick in the vic-tory. Brent Bessey, Wes Blevins and Je remy Klosowski were the other Huskies' 'goal scorers.

Joe Sorentino went all the way in the nets for the Huskies.

T h e Falcons were led Trevor Pagel, who pumped in four goals Matt Henderson added a pair.

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on hand to e n t e r t a i n the crowd and give away prizes for kids.

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S ince i t s i n a u g u r a l e v e n t in 1993, the Celebrity Tennis Clas-sic has ra i sed n e a r l y $500 ,000 for ch i ldren in need of se r ioua medical care and a t tent ion. Mit-s u b i s h i Motors h a s d o n a t e d a new classic 1996 Model 3000 G T S p y d e r , a $ 6 0 , 0 0 0 v e h i c l e equipped with a retractable . p n -ve r t ib l e h a r d top, t h a t wil l be

awarded to the winner of a 600 raffle ticket.

Wi th l ive te levis ion coverage on PASS Spor ta , t h e Ce lebr i ty T e n n i a C las s i c wil l h a v e more than 2 million potential viewers. F o r t i c k e t i n f o r m a t i o n , c a l l Sporta Management Network a t ( 2 4 8 ) 6 4 6 - 1 0 1 0 o r t h e D e t r o i t Tennia k S q u a s h C lub a t (810) 661-2300.

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Deer hunters facing different regulations

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A u g u s t 1 is t h e d e a d l i n e to apply for an antlerless deer per-m i t for t h e 1997 d e e r s e a s o n .

Of t h e m a n y new r u l e s a n d r e g u l a t i o n s s u r r o u n d i n g t h i s year 's deer season th is change is the one most likely to catch the most h u n t e r s off gua rd . In t h e p a s t , h u n t e r s

At r a d i t i o n a-l 1 y h a d u n t i l S e p t . 24 to a p p l y for a n a n t l e r l e s s p e r m i t . . S i n c e a n t l e r l e s s p e r -m i t s t h i s y e a r wi l l be v a l i d dur ing the early a r c h e r y s ea son , the e a r l y appl i -ca t i on d e a d l i n e was e s t ab l i shed so t h e p e r m i t s w o u l d be a l l o -cated in t ime for the October 1 archery season opener. Your first a rchery license is still valid for a n a n t l e r e d or an a n t l e r l e s s d e e r , b u t you can now u s e a n a n t l e r l e s s p e r m i t d u r i n g both t h e ear ly a n d late archery sea-sons.

S o m e of t h e m o s t r a d i c a l changes in yea r s to Michigan's dee r h u n t i n g regu la t ions w e r e adopted for the upcoming season by t h e s t a t e N a t u r a l Resource C o m m i s s i o n . T h e NRC is t h e agency tha t sets policy and regu-l a t i o n s fo r t h e D e p a r t m e n t of Na tura l Resources.

T h e m a j o r i t y of t h e c h a n g e s deal with antlerless deer permits and h a r v e s t quotas . An an t l e r -less pe rmi t is required to shoot an ant ler less deer or a deer with an t le rs th ree inches or less.

The s t a te is divided into nearly 150 D e e r M a n a g e m e n t U n i t s . These DMLTs allow wildlife biol-ogists to manage the population in specific areas , ra ther t han by

peninsula , zone or even county. A l imited number of an t l e r l e s s p e r m i t s a r e a l loca ted for each DMU a n d h u n t e r s m u s t - a p p l y for a permit for a specific DMU. Permi ts are not t ransferable and a r e n o t va l i d in a n y o t h e r DMUs .

T h e DNR will i s sue 456,000 a n t l e r l e s s permi ts th i s fall, up some 50,000 over last year.

"We still have quite a few deer m a n a g e m e n t u n i t s w i t h more deer t h a n what we want , partic-ularly in the southern par t of the s ta te and the south-central area if the Upper Peninsula. Despite the rough winters up the re the

' l a s t c o u p l e of y e a r s , a r e a s a r o u n d M e n o m i n e e a n d De l t a c o u n t i e s s t i l l h a v e m o r e d e e r than desired," said John Urbain, b ig g a m e s p e c i a l i s t w i t h t h e DNR.

U r b a i n e s t i m a t e s Michigan 's p r e sea son whi te ta i l popula t ion to be nea r 1.6 million statewide. The desired population is around 1.3 to 1.4 million.

Here 's a quick look a t some of the changes in store for hun te r s t h i s fa l l . Be s u r e to check t h e 1997 A n t l e r l e s s Deer H u n t i n g Guide, which is available now at l i c e n s e d e a l e r s , a n d t h e 1997 Mich igan H u n t i n g G u i d e , d u e out Aug. 10, for de ta i led infor-mation on all the changes.

• T h e a n t l e r l e s s l icense is a s tand alone license this year. No other hun t ing licenses are need-ed to be legally afield as long as you have a valid unused antler-less permit in your possession.

• T h e t r a d i t i o n a l a n t l e r l e s s p e r m i t lo t tery will cont inue . If p e r m i t s for "any DMU a r e sti l l a v a i l a b l e a f t e r t h e l o t t e ry t h e lef tover permits will go on sale

""Over-the-counter on a first-come first-served basis. Genera l left-over a n t l e r l e s s pe rmi t s will go

on sale at 10 a.m. Sept. 25 while pr ivate land leftover permitswill go on Bale at 10 a.m. Sept. 29.

• T h e ac reage r e q u i r e m e n t s for a private land antlerleas per-m i t s in s o u t h e r n ' M i c h i g a n h a s been, reduced from 40 acres to 10 acres.

"Our field people in the south-e rn par t of the s ta te tell us t h a t a lot of people are buying 10 or 20 a c r e s of l and a n d g r o u p i n g t h e m together with neighboring property," said Urbain. "The way it was set at a 40 acre min imum, we weren' t gett ing t h e ant ler less h a r v e s t w e w a n t e d in t h e s e a r e a s b e c a u s e a lot of p e o p l e w i t h s m a l l e r a c r e a g e w e r e n ' t ge t t ing the pr ivate l a n d ' a n t l e r -less permits. We decided to allow people wi th less ac reage app ly for a permi t to he lp us con t ro l dee r populat ions in these more u rban settings "

• H u n t e r s qua l i fy ing for pri-v a t e land an t l e r l e s s pe rmi t s in 29 DMlTs in southern Michigan may purchase one ant ler less per-mi t over- the-counter on a first-come, first-served basis between J u l y 1 and Aug. 1.

• Y o u n g h u n t e r s age 12-16 may bypass the lottery and pur-chase one antlerless permit over-the-counter for any DMU open to ant le r less hunting. Hun te r s age 12 and 13 are still restr icted to archery hunt ing only.

• A late antlerless season will be held Dec. 20-Jan. 4 on pr iva te land open to ant ler less h u n t i n g throughout the Lower Peninsula wi th the exception of the nor th-eas te rn section of the s ta te .

• The two buck per year l imit is sti l l in effect. However, you r second buck tag must be used on a ant lered deer with at least four points on one side. This qua l i ty d e e r m a n a g e m e n t e f f o r t is a n a t t e m p t to not only allow more

Outdoor Calendar

CLASSES/CLINICS WILDERNESS FRIST AM)

The Soathfield-based School of Outdoor Leadership, Adventure and Recreation (SOLAR) is offer-ing a Wilderness First Aid Class on Aug. 1-3 at the Bald Moun-tain Recreation Area in Lake Orion. Call Susan Gaydos at (313) 482-8404 for more informa-tion. SOLAR will also offer a backpacking class beginning in September . •

CANOE CAMPING Recreational Equipment Inc. is offering a clinic in canoe camp-* ing, which begin® at 1 p.m. Sat-urday, Aug. 9.

CAMPING AND HIKING WITH KIDS

Recreational Equipment Inc. is offering a clinic tha t will cover the issues of safety and equip-ment needed when camping and hiking with children beginning at 1 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 16. REI is located in the Northville Cen-ter (Six Mile and Haggerty). Call (810) 347-2UK) for more informa-tion.

River (entry deadline Aug. 27). Call (502) 362-8110 for more information.

MOTOR CITY CLASSIC

The 11th Annual Motor City Char i ty Bass Classic will be Sunday, Aug. 24. on Lake St. Clair. Call (810) 469-1600 for more information.

OUTDOOR CLUBS SOLAR The School for Outdoor Leader-ship, Adventure and Recreation, a non-profit organization inter-ested in p r ^ i o t i n g the apprecia-tion of outdoor activities, meets at 7:30 p.m. on the first Tuesday of each month at the Colony Hall in Southfield. Call ( 2 4 8 ) 9 8 8 c 6 6 5 8 for more information.

nSHINC CLUBS

DNR OUTREACH

The Michigan Depar tment of Na tura l Resources is hosting a series of Public Listening and Outreach Open Houses. These are informal meetings designed to encourage questions and interaction between individual members of the public and DNR representat ives. One of the Open Houses begins a t 7 p.m. Wednes-day, Juty 23, a t the Livorria Pub-lic Library.

METROPARKS METROPARK REQUIREMENTS

Most Metropark programs are free while some require a nomi-nal fee. Advanced registrat ion a n d a motor vehicle permit a re required for all programs. Call the respective parks, toll free: Stony Creek. 1-800-477-7756; Indian Springs, 1-800-477-3192;

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SEASONS/DATES ELK Ju ly 15 is the deadline to apply for a 1997 Michigan elk permit. There will be two hunts , Sept. 13-21 and Dec. 9-16. Unsuccess-ful appl icants for the September h u n t will automatically be entered in the drawing for the December hunt . Successful appl icants will be notified by Aug. 8.

a w n n w i s s n f f R Aug. 1 is the deadline to apply for a 1997 antlerless deer per-mit.

TOURNAMENTS OAKLAND BASS MASTERS

Oakland Bass Masters will hold a 100-boat open tournament on Sunday , Ju ly 20. on Lake S t Clair . Chi Aug. 10 Oakland Bass-mas te r s will hold a Tournament for Toys benefi t bass tournament on Caaa Lake. Oakland Bass-mas te r s will hold a 50-boat open t ou rnamen t on Sept 7 on Lake Orion and O c t 12 on Pontiac Lake. Call Roy Randolph a t (810) 542-5254 for more informa-tion.

FISHING BUDOYS

Fishing Buddys Fishing Club meets monthly in Rochester Hills. Call (810) 656-0556 for more information.

METRO-WEST STEELHEADERS Metro-West Steelheaders meets a t 7:30 p.m. on the first Tuesday of each month in the cafeteria at Garden City High School. Call (313) 420-4481 for more informa-tion.

MICHIGAN FLY FISHING

The Michigan Fly Fishing Club meets at 7 p.m. the first and third Wednesdays of each month at Livonia Clarenceville Junior High School. Call (810) 478-1494 for more information.

FOUR SEASONS

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SMALL FRY SAMPLER

A program of stories, songs and activit ies for children ages 3-5 begins a t 10 a.m. Tuesdays through Aug. 5 at~Kensington. NATURE DISCOVERY

A na tu re program for children ages 6-7 begins a t 10 a.m. Wednesdays through Aug. 6 a t Kensington.

STATE PARKS

STATE PARK REQUIREMENTS

Maybury State Park, Proud Lake Recreation Area, Bald Mountain Recreation Area, Highland Recreation Area and

The Four Seasons Fishing Club meets 7:30 p.m the first Wednesday of each month a t the Maplewood Center in Garden City. Call J im Kudej at (313) 591-0843 for more information. B A S S ASSOCIATION

The Downriver Bass Association, a non- tournament bass club, meets the fourth Tuesday of every month at the Dearborn Civic Center . Call (313) 676-2863 for more information.

MEETINGS

bucks to" live in to t h e i r second and third year of ant ler growth, bu t to promote healthy breeding habits in the herd as well

"Younger deer, jus t like young turkeys, won't s t a r t breeding as ear ly aB older deer ," exp la ined Urbain. "With more older deer in the herd it will get the does into breeding condition earl ier . Sub-sequently.-lhe fawns will be born earlier and will have more t ime to grow be fo re they face t h e i r first winter."

When applying for an an t le r -l e s s p e r m i t , o r a n y l i cense fo r t h a t m a t t e r , be s u r e to check your license or receipt before you leave t h e c o u n t e r a n d conf i rm tha t all t he in fo rmat ion is cor-rect. Is your ID number (drivers license, DNR sportcard, s t a t e ID) cor rec t . Is you r DMU n u m b e r correct? Is your address correct? Also be sure to keep your receipt until you receive your permit or license.

Anglers and hunters are urged to report their success. Questions and comments are also encouraged. Send information to 805 E. Maple. Birm-ingham, MI. 48009. Fax information to <810) 644-1314 or call Bill Parker evenings at <810) 901-2573.

The third tournament in the Michigan Di vision of the 1997 Operat ion Baas Red Man Tour-n a m e n t Trai l will be held on Sunday , J u l y 13, on Saginaw Q _ n . t -1 J l - „ a — — I . , I u Q nay. Kntry a e a a n n e was «mty a, bu t la te entr iee will be accepted wi th a la te fee. The three other Michigan Division events are; Ju ly 27 on Lake St. Clair (entry deadl ine Ju ly 18); Aug. 17 in Muakagon (entry deadline Aug. 6X and Sept 7 on the Detroit

The s ta te Natural Resource Commission will hold its month-ly meet ing Ju)y 9-10 a t the Holi-day Inn, 1225 North Dixie High-way, in Monroe. Public appear-ances before the commission may be scheduled by calling Teresa Gloden a t (517) 373-2352. SCA KAYAK SYMPOSIUM The 13th Annual Great Lakes Sea Kayak Symposium will be Ju ly 17-20 in Grand Marais in the Upper Peninsula. Call Larry Marx a t (313) 439-0049 or E-mail mxhurdleOaol.com for more information.

M y S: Michigan Rams vs Livonia Adray (2), noon; Hin«s Park v*. Livonia DC I (2). 5:30 p.m.

W i a n a ; , M y t : Downriver Adray vs. Hlnas Psrfc. 6 :30 p.m.; Windsor Selects vs. Uvonia Adray. 8 p.m.

MSay, M y M Uvonia DCI va. Michi-gan Rams, 5:30 p.m.; Windsor Ssrs vs. Hines Parti, 8 p.m.

taw Say. M y 18: Windsor Selects vs. Livonia DCI (2), noon; Hfriss PSA vs. Uvonia Adray. 5:30 p.m.: Down ar Adray vs. Michigan Rama. 8 p.m.

M y 7: Windsor Stars vs.

Downriver Adray. 8:15 p.m.

M y t : Livonia DCI vs.

Troy Jet Box. 6 :15 p.m.; Michigan

Rams vs. Windsor Stars. 8:15 p.m.

SwtSay, M y 18: Windsor Stars vs.

Troy Jet Box (2), 6 p.m.

MCRED4BLE OIRLS

FASTmCH SOFTBALL LEAQUE

(doyMa hsadars start at 8:30 mr . )

Tuesday. July 8: Canton Cobras vs.

Farmington Ma jes t i es at Csnton;

Motor City Mold va Sotffcfleid Bron cos (Farmington East MkMe School); Uvonia Knights vs. Farmington Hilts Majest ies (Farmington H.S.); Northville Oriotas vs. Farmington Hills Hornets (NortlwiUe H.S.); Plymouth Lightning vs. Compuware 14 (Salem H.S.); Radford Rangers va. Livonia Lasers (Redford Union H.S.).

Thursday, M y lO: Uvonia Knights vs. Canton Cotoraa (Churchill H.S.); Uvonia Laaara va. Walled Lake Braves (Franklin H.S.); Compuware 14 vs. Soulhfleld Broncos (N. Farmington H.S.); Farmington Hills Hornets vs. Bedford Rangers (SNaweaaaa FieWa]:

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Tuesday, July 8: Farmington Hills Diamonds vs. Livonia Ladybugs (N. Farmington H.S.): Uvonia Lions vs. Uvonia Gators (Ledywood H.S.); Farm ing!on Hills Martina vs. Radford Wran-glers (Mercy H.S.).

Thursday. M y 1 f t Farmington Hills Martins va. Livonia Uons (Mercy H.S.); Redford Wranglers va. Plymouth Thun-der (Redford Union H.S.): Uvonia Lady-bugs vs. Livonia Gators (Farmington H.S.).

Island Lake Recreation Area offer na ture interpretive pro-g rams throughout the year . A s t a te park motor vehicle permit is required for entry into all s t a t e parks and s ta te recreation areas . For registration and addi-tional information on the pro-grams at Maybury call (810) 349-8390 For programs a t Bald Mountain call (810) 693-6767. For programs at Proud Lake and Highland call (810) 685-2433 For programs at Island Lake call (810)229-7067 BEGINNING FISHING

Learn the basics of fishing tech-

release fishing during this pro-gram. which begins at 10 a.m. Thursday. July 10. at Proud Lake

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TIM NOWWKI

The best place to learn about the natural world is outside, in fields, forests, lakes, meadows, anywhere tha t you can experience the wonders of n a t u r e in real life.

But to prepare you for your trip in the field, there are many resources available. One tools is the computer. c

Using a computer as a tool to help you unders tand what you .

——•— experienced outside is acceptable. bu t using a computer as a subs t i tu te for personal experiences in the field is not their intended pur-pose.

1 recently purchased a nice program called the Thayer Birding Software - Birds of North Ameri-ca version 2.0.

The program is full of useful information that will allow you to learn about the birds you may-have seen on a recent trip, or help you identify a bird you may have been doubtful of.

Tha t ' s exactly how 1 used it recently. 1 listened to a bird singing al Independence Oaks County P a r k and was uncertain of its identification Though 1 listened for several minutes. I wasn't able to get a good look at it

So. I went to the section of the program A t i -tled Birds of North America, which has a listing o f a l l the birds regularly seen in North America.

From that section 1 typed in the name of a few, birds I thought it could be When I played the song of the white-eyed vireo. 1 knew I had identi-fied my mystery bird.

I typically associat0 this song with the tempo of the mnemonic p' »e "Pitch'em up a creek quick."

This song was different, but fortunately the program had the same variation. Each bird has pictures of different plumages, dimensions of its size, maps to show its range, its song or vocaliza-tion and a description of its biology from a book wri t ten by Paul Ehrlich. David Dobkin and Dar-ryl Wheye.

Other sections of this program include a Bird-er's Quiz. There's an easy quiz on bird identifica-tion for beginning birders, a quiz on pret ty and weird songs and more

The Birds of the World Sampler provides pic-t u r e s of some birds from several continents.

It you think you may want to travel a f te r see-ing some of these exotic birds. The Joy of Birding section can generate a checklist of birds that are found in five different countries There is even a list of extinct birds - don't look very hard for these on your trip!

Those people who have an interest in hum-mingbirds or bluebirds will find a web site on the program that will allow you to access informa-tion on these marvelous birds. .

I have had some error messages come up so I'm going to take some time to call the company, but this program has a lot of information that will enhance your grip in the field.

Timothy ,\'ou icki is a naturalist at Indepen-dence Oaks in Oakland County. He lives in Livo•

TEN PIN ALLEY

If you a re very good a t ari th-metic. how many times does 12 go into 299? That 's not only a trick question, but . the score t h a t 12-year-olcl youth bowler Scott Clemons rolled in the Youth Sum-mer Trio league a t Wayne Bowl.

1 n ; r n l l " " ; l l ° Hr i thf good shot going for him in the game No. 1 with the first 11

HARRISON s t r i k e s only to be foiled by a stub-born 10 pin on the final shot:

Scott, a 7th grader at North Middle School, was asked whe the r he was nervous in the 10th frame, to which he replied. "I don't have to be nervous, my mom is nervous enough for both of us."

His mother , Melba Clemons was watching the action and was all caught up in t h e excitement. Scott is now averaging 198 in th is S u m m e r League and is looking ahead to more bowling next season in the Western Wayne Youth Travel Classic (WWYTC).

Team mate Joe Fisher had a good day as well, a s he kicked in with a 256 game also last Tuesday at Wayne Bowl.

One of the highlights of the bowling year is the annua l awards dinner of the Grea te r Detroit Bowling Association (GDBA) and the Detroit Wunwn' t Bowling Aasnrtation I.DWBA)

The event was held a t the Polish Century Club on J u n e 26 and the newly elected officers were introduced and sworn in.

The men's and ladies "All City Teams" were recognized and many others were honored for the i r achievements and contributions to this sport .

Most notable was the presenta t ion of the GDBA Achievement Award to S ta te Rep David Jaye who was ins t rumental in the defea t of the Michi-gan Liquor control commission by the bowlers.

Presenta t ions of the Meritorious Service Award were made to Eric Bogedin, .Scott Benne t t and Don Williams who all worked a t ge t t ing the bill passed in the final seven minutes of the 1996 leg-islative session

The affable Warren Teubert w a s honored as

Snodgrass waA officially sworn in as t h e Presi-dent of this, the ABC's largest local association.

Rose Marsh was installed as t h e DWBA Women's Secretary for the umpteen th t ime, while Wilma Cogan was installed as Sergeant-a t -Arms.

Tamika Glenn of Farmington Hills needed a semi t ruck to haul home her ha rdware , including a plaque for her record 853 set wi th another 300 game.

The DWBA named Sandy Neabit t of Clover-lanes and Thunderbird Lanes as "Woman of the Year." while Marilyn E ta r was named Secretary of the Year.

Vernon Peterson of Dearborn took home as much ha rdware as Tamika Glenn, by being named "Captain" of the GDBA first t e am with 59

BY J E F F COUNTS STAFF WRITER

They call it the hex hatch. And for good reason.

The giant Mayfly casts a spell on t r o u t f i s h e r m e n , c a u s i n g a fever t h a t leads to m i d s u m m e r night d r e a m s of brown t rout a s big as you r a rm s l u r p i n g deli-c ious i n s e c t s f r o m t h e t o p s of rivers.

The near-mythical insects a re credited with enticing the largest t r o u t to l eave t h e i r cool, d e e p holes and swim to the top to feed.

O t h e r a n g l e r s h a v e seen t h e sight and swear it 's t rue . I've yet to s e e i t . B u t w e a l l n e e d a d r e a m to c h a s e , a n d t h e h e x hatch is bet ter t han a vision of a BMW.

Chasing a dream We picked the last Sa turday in

J u n e for the chase. There was no par t icular reason for the date. It w a s jus t t h a t we had the time.

For n e a r l y 20 y e a r s I e luded t h e spe l l of t h e h e x h a t c h , a t t i m e s on p u r p o s e a n d a t o t h e r t imes because of domestic entan-g l e m e n t s r a n g i n g f r o m a h i g h school graduat ion party to paint-ing the house.

O t h e r s y e a r s , t h e r e w a s a r e v e r s e snobbe ry at work. T h e hex ha tch at t racted too many fly f i s h e r m e n to t h e AuSab le a n d M a n i s t e e R ive r s a n d I d i d n ' t w a n t to fish elbow-to-elbow with others of my breed.

I n s t e a d , I ' d t r a v e l to t h e b r u s h y U p p e r P e n i n s u l a r ivers un which11 heid unofficial icem-ds

ored rivers of the eas te rn Upper P e n i n s u l a cover a m u l t i t u d e o f my fly-fishing sins, and make it easy to catch frisky native brook t r o u t wi th p a t t e r n s . s u c h as an A d a m s , m u d d l e r m i n n o w , a wooly worm or. the flashy royal coachman.

Perhaps it's a mat te r of breed-i n g . B r o o k t r o u t , w h i c h a r e nat ive to North America, will ea t any th ing . The imported brown t rou t have the finicky, sophis t i -ca t ed t a s t e s of t h e i r E u r o p e a n ancestors.

In h u m a n t e r m s , t h e b r o w n t r o u t would be a cosmopo l i t an g o u r m e t and the brook t r o u t a hot dog-eating Midwesterner.

To catch browns, especially in clear rivers, takes more skill and knowledge of flies t han I've been able to muster .

The lure of the hatch But t h a t changed last weekend

when I was lured to the Manis-tee River by the hex ha tch .

At the Fly Factory fly shop in Gray l ing , I eyed t h e g i a n t h e x flies sit t ing on the counter , They were five or six t imes the size of the ones I normally use.

I didn' t want to look at t hem, p o s s i b l y a f r a i d I 'd f a l l u n d e r their-spell . I made fun of t hem, but eventually succumbed. I had my son buy one for me. It was a task I couldn't do myself.

I d idn ' t even look a t it in the car, and only glimpsed a t it once when my son handed it to me a s WP werp (TPtlinu rpfldv to fish I

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Evening fishing But tha t doesn't mean I didn't

look fo r s i g n s of t h e g i a n t Mayflies. 1 noticed every move-ment, looking for them, especial-ly as d a r k n e s s a p p r o a c h e d . E v e n i n g a n d n i g h t f l y f i s h i n g t r a d i t i o n a l l y p r o d u c e good results.

was with bi-winged invisibles. I nodded, not wan t ing to show

my ignorance. I didn' t have any of b i -winged inv i s ib l e s , h a d n ' t even considered buying any.

But I did have tha t g ian t hex fly. P e r h a p s it had j inxed me. I stood watching the r iver as it got d a r k , l o o k i n g to s e e if a n y of those giant hexs were ha tching. They weren't .

for losing more small brook t rout on one day than anybody I know. T h e beau ty of unofficial records concocted by yourself is tha t you c a n a d d a n y r e q u i r e m e n t you want .

T h e c rowds were an excuse . You can get away from folks by walking and finding a secluded spot to fish.

The finer details The real reasons were the lack

of confidence and a refusal to pay m o r e a t t e n t i o n to t h e f i n e r detai ls of the a r t of fly fishing.

The fast-running, da rk tea-col-

looked a t it briefly and put it in my fly wallet.

I t w a s too big to c a t c h a n y -thing, I thought.

The key to fly fishing is select-ing and us ing a fly t h a t resem-bles the flies t h a t a re h a t c h i n g t h a t day.

As it turned out, I didn' t need the g iant hex fly. Dur ing abou t eight hours on the river t h a t day, I didn't seen one. I caught a few fish. The brook t rout came up for the flashy red and black coach-m a n , w h i l e t h e b r o w n s w e r e at t racted to the subdued t an a n d whi te colors of the Adams.

For some r e a s o n I d a r e d not look at the g i an t hex fly. It sa t in the dorknoee af my fly wallpt.fH R ^ l i ^ v i n g a m y t h though it was a large dream t h a t would evaporate in daylight. —Pei=haps it was t h e t ime of day, hu t a t n e a r d u s k I s tood in a large bend of the Manistee River t h i n k i n g of t r y i n g j u s t a few casts with the g iant fly. The sun had moved west behind the pines on the sandy ridge. I didn' t try. I'm rooted in t h e t rad i t ion t h a t you don't try a fly unless there 's a good reason.

Later , a s I stood on the r iver bank in near da rkness discussing t h e d a y ' s f i s h i n g w i t h a m a n from Bloomfield Hills. I learned t h a t t h e b e s t f i s h i n g t h a t day

I w o n d e r e d a b o u t t h e h e x ha tch myth. Should I believe it? I h a d d o u b t s as we d r o v e to our motel room.

As I stood o u t s i d e s i p p i n g a cold beer I changed my mind. I would bel ieve i t . I t w a s n ' t t h e beer, it was the s ight of a giant hex fluttering around a light out-side of our motel room.

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The 1997 Toyota Great Lakes Relay, the th ree -day , 291-mile j aun t through the wilds of upper lower M i c h i g a n , h a s a record field of 47 teams.

T h e old l o n g c o u r s e ( 3 2 5 m i l e s ) a n d old s h o r t c o u r s e ( 2 5 5 ) , p u t t o g e t h e r by Nick Papas and Bob Banl , have been combined in to a s ingle course this year .

To accomodate all the traffic, the Relay will fea ture three staggered s tar ts .

The event, featur ing 1 0 - m a n t e a m s with each r u n n e r required to put in a minimum of 24 miles over t h r e e d a y s , s t a r t s ea r ly F r i d a y m o r n i n g (July 18) in t h e Glennie area (located 20 miles nor thwes t of Tawas i and ends Sunday, Ju ly 20 in Empire (off the shores of Lake Michigan >.

I t w i n d s t h r o u g h aome of M i c h i g a n ' s m o s t b e a u t i f u l t ra i l s , including s t i n t s a long the Au Sable River

The first-day stop (near Rogers City) features a g r u e l l i n g 9 .4 -mi l e f i n a l leg, t h e i n f a m o u s Tommy Toyota.

The Tommy Toyota, which is dedicated to the late J o h n Rogucki. a Great Lakes Relay fixture and member of last year 's victorious Running Fit Roadkill team, is 4 stiff up-and-down test of sand d u n e s a n d t r a i l s (Rogucki, well known in t h e Ann Arbor a r ea , died on April 17 from a bra in tumor. )

The leg is n o r m a l l y reserved for each re lay teams' toughest runner .

On the second day, runners will wind up once again at Higgins Lake S ta te Park, but some legs h a v e b e e n c h a n g e d n e a r t h e G r a y l i n g a r e a because of Michigan National Guard manuevers .

With all the t eams competing in two separa te divisions, mixed (at least four females per t eam) and open, the handicap system becomes a huge factor.

For each female competitor, t eams automat i -cally receive a 13 p e r c e n t hand icap . For each runner over 40 . t e a m s will ga in a one-percent handicap on a sliding scale.

For instance, yours truly, who will be runn ing with a team comprised of runners primarily from the Livonia Family Y*s Heart-and-Sole club, will get a two percent handicap for being 42 years of age

This will be my t h i r d a t t e m p t a t t h e G r e a t Lakes Toyota Relay.

I've exper ienced both the h ighs a n d lows of this unique run .

Last year 's wea the r and conditions were ideal, cool t empera tu res a n d no rain. But the 1995 race ' was survival run — tempera tures nea r 100 wi th violent thunders to rms .

But if you love hill t ra in ing and like adap t ing to tough conditions, th is event is for you.

T e a m s f r o m a s f a r a s G e o r g i a , O h i o a n d Ontario will par t ic ipate

• There a re several upcoming races to mark on your Ju ly calendar including the Farmington Founders Day 4-miler and the Canton Parks and Recreation 5-kilometer and 5-miler (both on Sat-urday , Ju ly 12); the 10K and 5K Hear t of the Hil ls in Bloomfield Hills; a n d t h e 8K and 5K Road Runner Classic in Northvil le (both on Sat-urday, Ju ly 26).

Call (313) 397-5110 for the Canton face; (810) 473-9570 for t h e F a r m i n g t o n race ; (810) 354-1177 for Hear t of the Hills; a n d (810) 380-3338 for the Road Runner Classic.

If your in the Grand RupiH* a r e a on Sa turday . Ju ly 19, t ry the 5K Michigan Flavorbeet Apple Run on the s t reets of Spar ta . Th is race wtart* at 8:30 a .m. T h e event also f e a t u r e s the J o h n n y Appleseed 's Kids Fun Run (ages 4-12), a non-compet i t ive 400-mete r race beg inn ing at 9:30 a.m. at the Spa r t a High School t rack.

• The Livonia Family YMCA sponsored i ts Spree "47" Run on June 29. A delicious pancake breakfas t followed

The women's winner in the 5-miler was Livo-nia Churchill High girls cross country and assis-t a n t girls t rack coach Sue Tat ig ian , who recently added a second title to her name. She was mar-ried J u n e 13 to former S tevenson High soccer s tandout Chria Gem bis

Congratulat ions again to both.

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Hills of Crestwood in final building stage It's getting to be close-out t ime

at the Hills of Crestwood. Only abou t 20 bu i ld ing s i t e s

and five completed spec houses remain in the platted residential s i fbdiv is ion 'on Beck Road j u s t nor th of Six Mile in Nor thv i l l e Township.

The communi ty of uppe r -end product will fill out a t 168 hous-es when completed.

Architect Dominic Tringali»& Associates designed plans which th ree bui lders - Pace Develop-ment , Es ta te Builders and Cur-tis Building - construct for pur-chasers on a rotation basis.

Five basic plans are offered. T h e l e a s t pr icey , $ 3 6 1 , 4 0 0 ,

buys a 2,750-square-foot, story-and-a-half with three bedrooms, including first-floor master , and 2-1/2 baths . At the o ther end of the spectrum, $399,900 gets you a"colonial of 3 , 4 5 0 s q u a r e fee t wi th four b e d r o o m s a n d . 3 - 1 / 2 baths.

A spec colonial, 3,200 s q u a r e f e e t , four b e d r o o m s a n d 2-1/2 ba ths a t the entrance to the sub is available for $339,900.

H i l l s of C r e s t w o o d , w i t h ro l l ing t e r r a i n a n d a c o u n t r y feel, has a lot to recommend it.

"Lot s i z e s for o n e ( a b o u t a t h i r d of an a c r e m i n i m u m ) , schools (Northville) are two. and price r ange three ," sa id F r a n k Bronzetti nf Esta te Builders.

"Architectural control." added Lettv Lederman of Pace Develop-ment. "I th ink the property itself is aesthetically in teres t ing. The p r o x i m i t y to t h e c i t y ^of Northville. a very qua in t town."

" T h e s e h o m e s a r e b a s i c a l l y complete," said Allen Menuck of C u r t i s B u i l d i n g . " C u s t o m e r s d o n ' t h a v e to a d d a n y t h i n g except landscaping."

"A lot of people who do come in here are from the a rea and want t o s t a y in N o r t h v i l l e , " s a i d Shirley Heseltine, sales director. T h e y want a larger home, coun-t r y a t m o s p h e r e . T h e y a r e

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impres sed with t h e size of the homes, quality."

Hills of Crestwood is j u s t two miles from the Beck Road exit at M-14. F r o m the r e , i t ' s a qu ick ride to points eas t a n d w e s t or north and south via 1-275.

"We h a v e a lot of f a m i l i e s , y o u n g f a m i l i e s , t h a t c o m e l here." Hese l t ine sa id . "I would say a majority have built a new-house before. This would be the second or third."

"We will customize all plans," Menuck said. "We do t h a t contin-ually. "Our buyers a re our archi-tects."

"All t h r e e (bui lders) a r e con-cerned with quality of workman-ship and how impor tant the cus-tomer is," Lederman said. .

All five floor p lans include a t s tandard price three-car garage, a ir conditioning, fireplace, dou-ble oven, microwave, cooktop and dishwasher, jet tub in the mas te r sui te , first-floor l a u n d r y , base-m e n t , c a r p e t i n g a n d a $ 1 , 5 0 0 light fixture allowance.

Two mode l s h a v e b e e n con-structed.

B a i n b r i d g e II is a f o u r - b e d ^ room colonial of 3 , 3 0 0 s q u a r e feet.

The main living a r ea fea tu res a two-s to ry foyer, l iv ing room, formal dining room, library, pass-th rough wi th c a b i n e t s a n d wet b a r o p t i o n , f a m i l y r o o m w i t h high ceiling a n d k i t c h e n / nook

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with island a n d walk-in pantry. T h e m a s t e r w i t h p a n ceiling

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upstairs . .— B a s e p r i c e of t h e p l a n is

$ 3 8 2 , 4 0 0 , t h e " mode l w i t h u p g r a d e s i n c l u d i n g deck a n d landscaping, $499,900.

C h e s a p e a k e II also is a four-bedroom colonial of 3,250 square feet.

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square-foot house includes four bedrooms, 2-112 baths, living room, formal dining

living room wi th ca thedra l ceil-ing, d i n i n g room, f ami ly room wi th s t ep ceiling, k i tchen/ nook w i t h i s l a n d a n d b u i l t - i n de sk and library.

The ups ta i rs mas ter is a step-u p with a pair of walk-in closets, s e p a r a t e t u b a n d s h o w e r a n d two individual vanities, one with a dressing area.

Again , t h r e e o t h e r bedrooms and a full ba th are upstairs .

B a s e p r i ce is $ 3 7 7 , 4 0 0 , t h e m o d e l a s p r e s e n t e d a b o u t $430,900.

Hills of Crestwood is serviced" by city water and aewera. There

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The a n n u a l homeowners asso-ciation fee is $100.

Phi l l ip and Michelle A u s m a n bought a Bainbridge II for them-selves and son, Don.

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^TARKVlLLE; Miss. (AP) -Many people don't realize there is an art to mowing a yard, espe-cially if the turf is to thrive and look good.

Mike Goatley, M i s s i s s i p p i S t a t e Un ive r s i ty a g r o n o m i s t , said the type of grass determines its care. St. August ine grasses need to be cut at 2 to 3 inches tall, centipede at 1 1/2 to 2, and Bermuda and zoysia at 1 to 2 inches.

Although most lawns require mowing about once a week, Bermuda and St. Augustine vari-eties grow very fast and should be cut every three to four days, Goatley said.

The rule of thumb with mow-ing grass is to n e v e r remove more than one t h i r d t h e leaf b lade at one t ime . Removing more can damage the turf.

On seriously neglected yards, Goatley recommended gradually lowering the grass level to the

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the temptation," he said. "Since the yard already looks bad, a few more days won't hurt%"

He recommended the first cut should lower the height by about half, t h e n s u b s e q u e n t weekly tr immings can take the turf tcr the desired level.

"If you remove 70 to 80 per-cent of the leaf, you put the turf in shock, and it has a hard time bouncing back." Goatley said.

A big question with mowing is what to do with the clippings.

David T a t u m , Miss i s s ipp i State extension hor t icul tur is t , recommended aga ins t bagging lawns whenever possible. Bag-ging was previously recommend-ed to prevent grass from piling up on the lawn in a thatch and killing the turf underneath.

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"If you don't remove the grass cl ippings, ' i t b reaks down into

"food for t h e grass," Tatum said. "It helps the soil organisms work and live and thrive in the soil. You also don't have a disposal problem."

Calling grass clippings a form of slow-release fertilizers, Goat-ley said not enough people mulch or leave clippings on the ground. Return clippings can meet 30 to 40 percent of the tu r f ' s yearly fertility needs, he said.

Goatley said mulching mowers do a good job of chopping grass

* in to sma l l p ieces t h a t bio-degrade quickly. Most mulcher blades added to normal lawn mowers do tend to cut the clip-pings into small pieces, but are

not a g r e a t improvement ovpr normal blades, Goatley said.

"As long as you mow your yard regularly, you shouldn't have to rake ot5-mulch," he said. "If mow-ing leaved mounds of grass, the lawn has been allowed to grow too much and should be mulched or raked and used as compost for other plants "

As temperatures begin to stay warm, yard-owners will need to start fertilizing, applying herbi-cides and paying attention to the water needs of the turf. Soil tests run every two to three years will determine the quality of the soil and w h a t nu t r i en t s should be added. »•

During dry periods, Tatum said yards should be watered at the rate of 1 inch a week.

"Water the yard thoroughly at a rate that will allow the water to percolate down into the soil and not run off," Tatum said.

A sharp blade is the final ele-ment in a well-manicured lawn. Lawn mower blades should be sha rpened every six weeks for the best cut, but at least two to three times a growing season.

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P R I N C E T O N . W.Va. (AP) -Impat ient gardeners can s ta r t digging in, and reaping rewards, with some of the most versatile plants to cultivate - herbs.

Used for cooking, medicinal purposes and to decora te and perfume a variety of household products, herbs can flourish in sun and shade gardens.

"I think most of the herbs peo-ple want a r e n ' t t h a t t r icky to grow" said Rebecca Broyles, who with husband , Paul, owns and o p e r a t e s Broyles G a r d e n s in Pr inceton. "Anyone wi th sun-shine has a wide choice - and they don't require pampering for the most part."

Unlike most vegetables, which requ i re a bit of growing t ime before harves t , ga rdeners can begin pinching many herbs soon after they go in the ground.

"Continued picking is good for the plants," Broyles said. "The pinching of the herbs to use in cooking and decora t ing he lps prune the plants "

As long as the herb is not very small, she said, it is "perfectly safe" to begin picking the leaves for use. However, no more than half the plant should be harvest-ed. - -

Before buying herbs, Broyles said gardeners should ask about the plant ' s favored conditions, and then plant, accordingly.

"For inexperienced herbalis ts it 's be t t e r to s t a r t small ," she said. "Pick a few tha t in t r igue you and learn their habits. It will give you a feel for herbs and how they perform and a chance to see what they look like over a sea-son. Then add a few more at a time. You won't be overwhelmed and frustrated that way."

Although most herbs are hardy enough to go in the ground now, Broyles said very tender ones -including basil, summer savory and mar joram - should not be planted until all frost danger is past.

"Basil should not go out yet," she said. "They're just Iikej>e%-

frost over them, they die." Rosemary, lavender and sage

are "slightly iffy," she said. "Once spring weather has settled down, you can plant safely. If there are still frequent, sharp cold snaps, it is better to wait. They will per-

too badly shocked." Broyles said o the r "rule-of-

thumb" tips include: -Most herbs like a good, loose,

well-drained soil and sunny con-ditions.

- W a t e r when the soil is dry about an inch down.

-Fertilize no more than once a

month with half-strength fertiliz-er. "Keeping the herbs lean con-cen t r a t e s the oils to give you stronger scents and flavors," she said. "Herbs t h a t a re too lush lose some of their flavor.'

For those who want to focus on culinary herbs, Broyles said her husband has two ru les : "Only start with herbs you use in your cooking and p l a n t t h e m in a place convenient to the kitchen. If you don't have a garden space by the kitchen, plant in contain-ers a t the k i tchen door. If the herbs aren't easy to get to, you won't use them."

Broyles a lso s t r e s s e d t h e importance of keeping herbs off limits to all chemical sprays.

"Remember that you are eating these things," she said. "Do not eat any that have been sprayed with chemicals."

If you are in doubt, "don't eat it."

Two of Broyles' favorite herbs inc lude lemon v e r b e n a and scented geraniums.

Lemon verbena has one of the "lightest, loveliest scents imagin-able ," she s a id . " I t ' s wor th putting up with this persnickety plant jus t to have access to its fragrance."

Jus t brushing the foliage can leave you with softly perfumed hands for hours. Broyles said.

Lemon verbena leaves can be used for tea, she said. Fresh or dried leaves are good with poul-try and fish and in marinades, salad dressings and jams.

With blooms t h a t are dainty, pastel and small, scented gerani-ums a re ve r sa t i l e p l a n t s t h a t come in a variety of sizes, colors and textures, Broyles said. "They add interest to outdoor planting, look handsome in containers and will happ i l y w i n t e r in your bright window."

As t h e i r n a m e impl ie s , t h e p l a n t s have h igh ly scented leaves, she said, noting, "the best of them actually smell like their common names," which include rose, lemon, l ime, s t rawberry , gooseberry and mint.

Scented geraniums also can be used in baking.

Broyles explained how clean "Johnny jump-up" blossoms can be placed in the water in ice cube t rays and, after freezing, colorful p u r p l e a n d yel low b lossoms will show through each cube.

Since these blossoms also are edible, the ice cubes are perfectly safe to use in drinks.

The very s a m e herbs g a r d e n e r s p lan t today have been used for thousands of years.

Broyles said Egyptian medical documents of about 1550 B.C. make note of anise, car-away, coriander, fennel, cadamon, onions, garlic, thyme, mustard , sesame, feugreek, saffron and poppy seed.

Ancient records also show that around 600 B.C., gardeners grew thyme, coriander, saf-fron, anise, poppy, rosemary and ornamen-tals such as roses, lupines and anemones.

"The oldest uses of herbs were probably medicinal," Broyles said.

Today, she said, the dictionary will define herb as "a flowering plant whose stem above ground does not become woody."

However, she noted, there is a more com-monly used second definition, which includes plants valued for their medicinal properties, flavor, scent and the like.

But, one final question: is it pronounced "herb" or "erbT

In correct British English it is important to p ronounce t h e "H," Broyles said, bu t "Americans are apt to say 'erb' - np'R."*

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SEXY BRAINY F U N

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H A N D S O M E GENTLEMAN

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R A R E C A T C H . YOUNG WIDOWER

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RED WINGS RULE!!

The Stanley Cup is ours1 Handsome outgo ing athlet ic S W M 24 loves sports roi iertnaamg muse, m o v e s lomance outdoors seeks attractrve atniefic sienaer outspoken SWF 18-28 tor fr iendship summei fun maybe mote B 4 7 4 9

LOOKING FOR LOVE

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KIND-HEARTED

Easygoing S 8 M 42 5 7 " 170®s me®-j m build, knows r o w to treat a 'aoy Seeking a S O W F 35-50 lor f r .enow.ic ana fun t I 3 i 6 7

WESTLAND R O M A N T i q

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I PUT THE SEAT D O W N !

Intelligent 'un to Be with DWM. 51, 59" , 2 0 6 » s seeks winy perky bubbfy W F w e 14 or less without Custody o l mmo< crmaren tor companionship ana LTR

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INTIMATE

S W M 40. with affinity for sp«y idea e"Changes seeks msat iab ly-cunous lemaie lor dialogue and possib le rela-t i onshc 9 3 1 7 4

CASUAL FRIENDSHIP

Tfus busy DWM heal th care profes-sional. desires mutual tnenaship with SWF Casual get- togethers with this independently secure guy win t e unpre-tentious No strings a t tached 9 3 1 7 6

THOUGHTFULNESS

Unders tand ing, s incer i ty , everyday warmth, romantic play are paramount to a quality monogamous relat ionship S W P M 38 6 1 ' i90«bs athletic artic-ulate thoxgnttui seeks sumrtnm acrven-turesome W.'AF. with wide spectrum ot interests 9 3 1 7 8

CHAMPIONSHIP SUMMER

S W M 44 professional ly employed caiege-educasea great sense ot n u n o r M S , nc dependents Seeking SWF age open for tamashc summer lun more College-educated preferred Will answer all responses 9 3 1 8 3

FRIENDS

S 6 M 42 6 220lbs M S . M O n o dependents emovs work ing out

SOMEONE SPECIAL

SWM, 29. 5 1 f enioys hockey, dar ts pool ana quiet evenings with that spe-cial person Seekmg SWF 25-33. who s loving carmg and ready 10 make a last-ing commitment 9 2 8 7 0

LATE-50S

Nice- lookmg. whi le g e n K m a n 6 170IBS Looking lo i very attract ive sienaer companion to bt f treated uke a queen 9 3 0 8 4

LOOKING FOR MISS R IGHT

SWM. 59 5 5* tse ibs en^ jys wa lks movies Iheater d inmg out quiet evenngs By the t *e Seeking petite laUy 55-60 9 3 C « 5

SEEKS MODEL/DANCER

Athlet ic assert ive very at t ract ive romantic sincere SWM 2 4 5 11 seeks athlete, canng, aMectionale s l im WF. 18-32. with good personality for friendship maybe more Yout call cou ld bnng us togethe' 9 3 0 8 6

AFFECTIONATE

SWM, 44 5 9 ' medium build likes Country Okies and light rock music dancing, baseball games walks and p c -nlcs Seeking SWF 35-49 M S 9 X 1 8 9

ATHLETIC A ROMANTIC _ Handsome mteHigem honest S W M 24 with cool personality enjoys writ ing, the outaoors mountain finking Seek ing shm. attractive, 've ly athletic SWF 20 28 canng sincere ana your b a s e all-around sweetheart 9 3 0 9 0

SLENDER BLONDE W A N T E D

Charmmg. athletic very a t t rac t i ve romante confident sincere S W M 23. 6 . darn hair enjoys working out. out-doors, having fun Seekmg sl im athiet-e bionde romante SWF 18-30 lor 'nendship. p o s s d e reiationsh<s 9 3 0 9 '

EASYGOING

OWM 48. high mileage But sol id n search of missmg part some say it's in my head Looking loi a specia- lemaie to share that part ot my Me 9 3 0 9 2

SINCERE A AFFECTIONATE

Attractive degreed DWM 54 5 9* 14516s MiS social df inkei en joys golf dming out movies- concer ts . R o d

Stewart,4 live, slender S O W F 38-48. M S social amner tor companionshmi1.TR 9 3 0 9 3

ROMANTIC AND S INCERE

OWM young 42 5 7* I60tt>s, M S brown-blue, a i t ^omg. humorous, canng, honest pro tessonal Many interests include Red Wings momes. b ik ing

-computers quiet t imes Seeking attrac-tive. slender honest fun. spontaneous S 'DWF 25-40 M'S companionship. LTR 9 3 0 9 4

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S B F ^ . 36. 6 1" enioys movies sports outdoors seeks open-minded, attrac-tive sincere honest educated 'emaie 24-20 m m without children p r e l e r M S t T 3 1 5 7

TALL a HANDSOME

Humorous S W M . 35 6 4* 245IES attractive Seeking SWF 27-40 who s attractive enjoys comedies momes walk ing or jusf tun Plymouth area 1 * 3 1 7 1

DOCTOR OF LOVE

Feeling a n n o u s t»2zy and w e a n ' I know ihe remedy thai you seek' A spe oa i kind, nanasome man. dcmg lor you ail that rue can 9 3 2 0 9

O L D T A S H B S E B

Ovorced mo«hei ol one 29 very i / iy UondaMirewn Wueeyes S 7 " * i 0 « > s enioys dancmg cider mills a i winter ectivWe* Seekng canng true roman K i e « M aid-latfieined guy 9 2 8 0 8

PHETTY IN P M M

OWF 31 S 8* nghi B ^ n e a t row-seeks S O W M 2S-*5 tor fnsniMrkp and poaaOW LTR MuM have a sense 01 M i o r mterews e o u d e long walks

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AFFECTIONATE a ROMANTIC

S W M 28 5 10* t55tos proleasicinai dark ha» and eye* con»dered good •coking enioys traveang. Kung sport

trivial pursu* 9 2 8 0 6

UET'S DO DINNER

OWP* MiS. early 40s enradive mom 5 4 " 120ft* seeks ear active wncera S O W M 4 0 49 s r . H V I prooonem-a M lun to oe w « i i enioy go» O n n g

out and Kay-rig r. wei 9 3 0 9 5

G E N T L E M A N WANTEO

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mtea^enf outgoing very attractive S 8 F enioys wonang out movies stim-ulating conversation L o o t i n g lev very intemgeit wen-rounded S B M 27-39 «»*>s p ieasng to the eye. to share fnendsfi^i po i *£a* r *M*onehe 9 2 9 0 4

ALWAYS M MY D R E A M S

I know i ve teen you Before You are over 50 degreed erifpy n e w e r A n n g quaety Mine* and long lor a lasting reia-k o n s n « The kr twig was not right Now # is 9 2 9 1 2

L E T S MEET FOR COFFEE

Taa sam SWF. 51 m n m M S I . k y one -cmone I e n p y o«e n r t n g d « n g mo we* and i r o n c y d e a f 9 2 7 3 '

romante dinners and much more

woman. 9 3 1 5 6

THE GREAT EXPERIMENT Warm. pess«yiata. unpreaentou* SWM. 30. 8*. lSSfte Boyish-handsome fav-complected spontaneoua creative prolessional many n le ieeU nciuOng an memaeonai muac. trenel Seekng dowr.-io earth warm attractive H W f 26-32 mm, heaeh-coneoous possesi LTR 9 3 1 6 2

USeUTiUrLUNNtlllUN Tfws f resh handsome ttade e , « an incredible Barga in Loaded w th options ma in tenance records avai lable No haggle, no pressure Divorce bad cred-it o» O u e k approval ask about rebates and incent ives 9 3 2 1 0

C H A R M I N G MIDDLE-AGED GENT Handsome honest, ratonal emoeonaty and fmancia*y S lab* Alro-American romante Having dtffeulty dacovenng same m l o v n g 'emeie 45-55 race unimportant Urgent «onely p lease respond, let's talk 9 4 7 4 2

MY M O T H E R SAYS ..

"Someday youH meet a special woman and make her very happy Y o u i e handsome intelligent and sincere " ' SWM. 24. envoys outdoors m u s e romance, seeks slender, ene rge te SWF age iX i importam 9 4 7 4 3

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D W M

I LOVE OLDER WOMEN!

Handsome romante athlete confident passena le o e a n - c u t S W M 24 6 aa-> ha-r Seeking attractive sienaer canng. active se«y WF 25 4 5 loi heavenly •nenasnip. relationship mat wm keep you

smil ing 9 3 1 5 3

LOVABLE ANO LONELY

Attractrve EPM 6 ISOIBs.43 But looks younger long ha«r. C- racial seeks SWF M S . 140IBS or less, lor special t imes 9 3 1 5 4

CREATIVE MUSICIAN

Gooa-tooning S W V 23. darn-green unique romante open communicative a th le te clean-cut deep- funk ing song wnter arummer Seeking pretty sienaer

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ADVENTURE ANO C H A R M

SWPM 39 510" 'flOtbs seeks honest sincere and roman te young iaay to have t»*i ana go out on Bie town 9 3 1 7 5

EXPECTING MR W O N D E R F U L ?

W f U t you re wa.iiog, meet this S W M 41 not tan notaark not handsome, but retresfangfy mdrvidualiste e n d enter-taining 9 3 2 0 6

BIG DAN FITS

In your future if you're a hot honey over 35 attractive affectionate, and appre-ciates an outgoing Mesryto. and a spe-cial guy thai s educated, ,-ov.ai a n a charming 9 3 2 0 7

SANDY HAIR. B L U E EYES

Trim somewhat rugged S W M 34. 511" , good-looking, would appreciate a n « e sweet, mm gal K*IO enjoys outdoor activities lakes, woods and back roads

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18-32 who also loves m u s e 9 3 1 5 6 9arden Kids 0* 9 3 0 6 3

WHY PC ALONE?

Good-looking, ihoughBui. canng. attec tronate honest WM. '50 . 5 7 " 18016s an/ays dining out. moves travel wa rm vacations noKing hands, long wants Seeking pet i le 'meaivm-s i iea warm canng wort\a« 35-50. tor LTRi 'monog amous re la tonsn* , W 3 0 9 6

GU Y NEXT DOOR

D W M 48 constructor, worker wfvo is honest, hard working mamage-nwnaea seeks a lady who loves the o u t d o e s animals ana c r a ® « i foi Inendship pos-MMe LTR 9 3 1 0 1

NORTH T O ALASKA

E 'penenced aegreea S W M 51 5 9" twack-brown loves aanc ing seeks adventurous -oving canng SWF. unen-cumberea roman Be N/S e l C T Diamond awaits r-ght lady Need some m a » c in your life? C a t soon 9 3 1 4 7

HEALTH-CONSCIOUS GUY

Attractive, romante. annate, h a r d - w o n ing. Big-headed. M S , orug ia lcono- f ree SWM 24 enjoys wortung out mountain

MISSING SOMEONE

SWM 20 5 s" , 135JBS er.foys movies a r w i g and fun activities S e e s m g S W F 16-21 no kids please Moping for rela txsnship 9 3 0 >3

CHRISTIAN G E N T L E M A N

Mature tuna nonesl sensitive artiac-tive Cathole S W M 24 enjoys nature biking outdoors, an ima ls mus ic Seeking nones! communea l i ve act ive SWF lor c lose Inendsh^ i possibly more Age ana denominat ion ^ n m p c t.ant 1T2991

TREAT YOU LIKE A PERSON

Seeking attractive, s i "n lemaie with sense of humor, tor fr iendship dining out a d v e n t s and enjoying various activities intelligent conversat ion with a canng compassionate male TT2993

TALL. DARK. HANDSOME

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SEEKING SOMEONE SPECIAL

SWM 46 very canng, giving loves to

Be l o m a m e and cook seeks SWF

petile 9 2 9 9 6

NO CLEVER AD

Down-to-earth D W M seeks kind-heart-ed lady w»vo still values family and enioys ' lowers »i» answer alt cal ls 9 2 9 9 ?

WILD AND MILD

Young-looking S W M 39 6 1 7516s brown h a / e l with bea id en joys pho-tography cartooning m u s e , dancing, Hung, biking and liking much more Can you aim cupra s dart towards my hea r t 1

9 3 0 0 2

SEEKING ASIAN LADY

Open-mmoed successful W P M 57 6 21 Oibs Not mainstream deceptive or a s p o t s lover Rustic loves home vie Seeking AF any age any nationality. to leve ano belong to 9 3 0 0 3

LIVER DONOR

Swap to ; a heart (eventual ly hana i

l i 'e Jim. But not as we know r " | DM 39 professional seeks sweet sery roundea lamfiow iaay as soulmate 9 3 0 0 8

TALL. DARK ANO H A N D S O M E

DWPM 37 6 1" dark browrvtuue out-go ing a th 'e te spontaneous, gooa sense o l humor. N/S Seeking S O F 28-39. with similar qualit ies 9 3 0 ' t

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HEART O F G O L D

Good-looking, mature SWM. 24. 5*11" roman te communicat ive enjoys out-doors m u s e spor ts ' taking, running Seewng slender tansly-onenled 'a«h tut attractive SWF 20-30 tor friendship first and p o s s t t e mlinaM happiness 9 3 1 5 8

O U E T Z A L C O A T L BUFF O W M 47 degreed smoker muscular

bmld enjoys ihe ok/Moor* sports the

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a n d polite person ( us ! want a n « e

summer together 9 3 1 5 9

AM I THE O N E FOR YOU? Handsome.sensAve romante . M. tnm.

Sincere S W M 4 5 6 ' r . 1 9 0 » s

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510" seeks honest woman wrth sense Of humor ior »ning dancig piavs travekng Seekmg speoai irwnd 10 share summer a c t r v M s and lime together 9 4 7 4 6

R E L A T E . T H E N I T S A DATE' 3km. seneuai t ec tum SJM 44. 59". • 5S*>s c o m t o r t a M n sandals snorts t - v - T s Seekmg SWF soukrieM 33-43 who enjoys boefmg Beech wsau v o ieybel moine* art taes. dancmg col

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SUNSHINE O A Y R E A M S

SWM, 27. M S c lean-cut ac tne hard-working. honest, tunny romantic, loves hiking, camping roller coasters, m u s e quiet nights, old movies Seek ing S F 25-35. lor dating more if compat ib le 9 3 0 6 8

LOOKING FOR M S RIGHT

SWM 33 M S looking tor female com-par«nship M S . 21-40 tor ooeeMe LTR 9 3 0 9 9

HURRY, GET T H E NET. . . totryanacalchtsela* attractive S W M 36 aetore he gets away Seekmg active attractive SWF 27-36. tor a ton relationship 9 3 0 6 4

DREAM C H A S E R Do you have a d r e a m ' My spmi * dean, unmhftned experienced .Me!'. gent N S . M O w h y do y<x do? Lef s jam to the West Coast- Oh r m 32" Honorable 9 3 1 4 9

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GAMES? D O N T CALLI Smcete, canng SWM 49 average-look •ng. humorous, quiet i 75 lbs 5 1 0 ' homeowner smoker Seekmg slender iovmg loyal SWF, 3 5 4 2 9 3 0 5 7

LOYAL ANO SINCERE

Tail D W M 52 8'4", slender m good physical cor-diuon honest sense ol humor, M S seif-emptoyed. w o u d l ike to meet a slender, somewhat attractive lady. 41-49 lor companionship posai-BleLTR 9 4 6 9 2

FRIENDS FIRST mi**gent humorous, opmonated yet openuninded SM. 39 seeks n e e <emaM Let's «n|oy long waks and talks movies concerts museums Smoker, social dnnker ok Race . '»c* ummpor-tant 9 3 0 6 1

mm DWPV 47. M'S. enjoys bndge. ten-nis dancng movies and moonkt walks Seeking attractive, trarh educated WPF. 37-49. with similar traits and interests tor LTR 9 3 0 1 4

YOU TRIED THE REST

New try the bes f DWM 40s. handsome affectionate seeks s l immedium-Bui f t Beautiful woman lor poss-cne reialicn-sNp 9 2 8 6 8

OLO-FASHIONEO GUY

Handsome rvonest. sincere athieie s mtel l igen! S W M 23 M S good moralsi-ralues seeks slender pretty SWF 18-26 Krth similar qualities.in.ier-ests. envoys m u s e , good conversanor,. outdoors work ing out 9 3 0 1 6

RESPECT ANO R O M A N C E

Enjoy a variety of events f rom casual to elegant, indoors and out. af lectenate H»muai SWM 60 seeks M S sensuous soulmate. lor LTR Let's talk! 9 2 8 7 2

SINCERE A CARING

S W P M to ent repreneur Maste-s >' . u m i i i - . s

M O . seeks mtethgeni. sensit ive attrac-tive lady 36-48. who enjoys aancmg dining summer activities and good laughs 9 2 8 7 4

HONEST a S INCERE

Financial ly secure D W M 47 5 8* I65 to t desires smceie honest canng SWF. financially secure H W propor-tionate. for Inendship possCMy more 9 2 9 6 1

SEEKING OLDER W O M A N

Athlet ical ly-bui l t 21 year -o ld male seeks older woman 30-50. tor tnend-sNp and fun. 9 2 9 6 3

HANDSOME G E N T L E M A N

SWM 38 8 200 ta . e x i g e n t c o n o u n work lor a major company homeown-er enioys comedy d u b * theater dm-mgfdancmg Seek ing SWF 2 5 38 5 8 " . shm. attractive with similar m u t tsa. man

STILL GOING TIREO O f BAR W O M E N

I'm no saint' Paaaemete charmmg S W M . 4 2 . S i r wetbuet Meksadven turesome lady lor jazxy evenmgs cat •eme hk/ i» and euDry stroa* 9 3 1 6 3

COORRM1 FOR ONE?

Or dinner reservations lor two' Charming, sociable S W M 40 Enjoys the art at romante 4 n m g adventures S e e u lovely tady tor lf»s and more 9 3 1 6 4

R A N OUT O F L E A D S

Athlete canng romante M S gentle-man 25 erfOys cyckng travel, seeks a t faa rve ton-Omng. passionate SWF who tones anenoon no kkH 9 3 0 0 1

NATURE L O V E R

Handsome SWM 36. 5 1 1 " 1 6 M » . love* outdoors i r v u m travel seeks •Bracsve HeriiMr down 10-eanh SF lor adventurous reiaiionetkp 9 3 0 0 9

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RARE CATCH YOUNG W I O O W E R

Educated attractive S W M 38 57" . I 8 0 « e Btonottue. enjoys *ne Onmg movies outdoors sports and dancmg Seekmg SWF M S . W. with similar val-ue*. lor ln*nd*r>p p o u d t LTR f T 3105

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LIGHT MY FIRE

S8M 20 6 2 " brown ayes anjoys hav mg fun seeks someone. 16-23 whos outgoing weh a sense ol humor and an open mmo disease free 9 2 9 6 7

SPORTS & INTERESTS

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BRIEFS Strike out

As baseball season comes into full swing, fans are watching their favorite baseball teams, and the American Dental Association is hoping that the ritual of players using smokeless tobacco is losing its appeal.

"I hope this will.be the first baseball season that we won't see a wad of tobacco chew in the cheeks of baseball players or cans of snuff in their back pockets," said Dr. Gary Rainwater, D.D.S., president of the ADA. These young men should know that they are risking their health by using smokeless tobacco or any kind of tobac-co product. In fact, smokeless does not mean harmless."

Smokeless tobacco has long been associated with baseball. Many players mistakenly believe use of smokeless tobacco products will improve their game, but a recent study found that, con-trary to that belief, major league baseball play-ers who use smokeless tobacco don't hit, pitch or field the ball any better than players who abstain from using smokeless tobacco.

The study's researchers discovered that smokeless tobacco users were more likely .to have precancerous lesions in their mouths, tooth wear and gum recession than were non-users. Minor league baseball teams banned the use of all tobacco products in their ballparks several years ago. but the major league teams have not yet done so.

The ADA supports federal regulations recently enacted by the Food and Drug Administration to strengthen the penalties for selling any tobacco products, including smokeless tobacco, to under-age users. While much of the attention on these new regulations has focused on young people illegally buying cigarettes, the rules also affect the purchase of smokeless tobacco. '

The ADA is involved with the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids, a coalition of health care organizations joining to fight the epidemic of" tobacco use among minors. For a copy of the brochure T h i n k Before You Chew," svnte to thtT Michigan Dental Association, 230 N. Washing-ton Square. Suite 208, Lansing, Mich. 48933-1 3 9 2 .

Testing program Henry Ford Health System, with a $442,000

giant front The Skillman Foundation, is testing a new approach to pediatric health care for chil-dren that focuses on their physical, psychologi-cal, emotional and intellectual development.

The program. Health Steps for Young Chil-dren, is a new method to health care for children from birth to age 3. Henry Ford Medical Center-Detroit Northwest is one of only 20 sites nation-ally to test the new model of health care.

"This age is critical to a child's development and maturation," said Dr. Jay Berkelhamer, M.D., chairman of the HFHS pediatrics depart-ment. "Recent scientific research shows tha t the brain develops rapidly in children under age 3. The new approach to doctoring and raising infants focuses on enhancing that brain develop-ment."

In this three-year program, the staff will test an approach to child health cara that expands today's typical pediatric care. The goal is to help families attain the skills and support they need to nurture their young children's development.

The pediatric practice will be more than just a place to go for an earache but will become a pediatric "home" where families go for educa-tion, support and referral to other medical and community resources, said Dr. Susan Szpunar, Dr.P.H., project director.

Parents will receive packets of information, be linked with appropriate community resources and receive home visits and telephone calls from the health care workers.

"All of this is designed to give the parents the information they need to raise a healthy, happy rhilH " IWkplhamer said. "When a parent comes into my office. I've got to talk at the immunization schedule. We need to make sure the baby has adequate nutrition, is being read to and lives in a safe environment."

If there are problems at home, pediatric staff will work with the families to identify the appro-priate community resources.

A national survey of parents undertaken recently the The Commonwealth Fund found that fewer than half of first-time parent* felt very confident about caring for their newborn. The Commonwealth Fund of New York City is the national sponsor of the Healthy Steps pro-gram and is contributing $150,000 to the HFHS initiative.

The Skillman Foundation was founded in December 1960 by Rose P. Skillman, widow of Robert H. Skillman, vice president and director of Minnesota

Items for Medical Britfa art welcome from all hospitals, physicians,

companies and residents active in the Observer-area medical community.

Items should be typed or legibly written and sent to: Medical Briefs, c/o The Observer Newspapers, 96281 Schoolcraft Road, Livonia 48 ISO or

faxed to (313J S91-7279

HOSPITAL ETIQUETTE Miss Manners

wouldn't be pleased wi th visitors' behavior

B Y DIANE GALE ANDREASSI SPECIAL W R I T E R

v lsiting someone in the hospi-lal iaui Uu unnerving. You're—" worried, in an intimidating

setting and there are rules to follow. And sometimes the best of inten-tions set the stage for extraordinary blunders.

Patients and hospital employees, who agreed to tell the Observer their stories, didn't want their names used so they wouldn't offend their well-meaning guests. A Livo-nia woman, for instance, was in labor and her sister, also from Livo-nia, wanted to be there for her dur-ing the delivery.

On the way to the hospital, the aunt-to-be decided to surprise the new mother with her favorite fast Riud - gai lit BtiikA- I swag the labt—

sure we take people's requests seri-ously enough."

Visitors can play an important role in the recovery process, offering

thing the laboring mom wanted to see or smell. Years later, they still laugh at the memory.

Another woman tells a story about how her large family was dili-gent about spending time with her while she waa in the hospital. They were so "good" about being there

•that she never had time to take care of personal hygiene.

A different patient was rushed to an area hospital for an emergency appendectomy. Trying to avoid painkillers, her body ached. Friends and relatives called and visited,

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support and acting as advocates. Listen to their needs - if the patient says she's hungry, the visitor should ask a nurse for an extra tray. Patients sometimes are too shy or don't have the energy to be persis-tent. And keep in mind that visits should be kept brief, even if you think you're not being bothersome. You may be.

Ike noted that in the past patients were often bored and looked for visitors to occupy their time, because they were in for test-ing or other procedures that are often done on an outpatient basis now.

'People are coming in airkpr and

tors shouldn't bring food or drinks to the room unless it's doctor-approved and there's a convenient place for it to be stored. Remember.

H E L E N F I U C E A N / S T A F F A R T I S T

privacy by peering into their rooms as you walk down the hall. And don't eavesdrop, especially if there's a lot of commotion,

sicker arid th£y need their rest," said Kim Guseman. manager of crit-ical care at Botsford General Hospi-tal. "Visitors sometimes think that they're there to entertain. There's a definite role they can play, if they work with the health care team, but they don't always work with us."

Maybe it's the stress of watching loved ones sick and feeling helpless, but over the years Ike and Guseman have seen a lot of inappropriate behavior from visitors. For instance. Ike said she would never let chil-dren sit on a patient's bed and woukin't do it herself.

Whether visitors ahould bnng

too, that even though the patient is in pajamas and lying in bed, the vis-itor needs to respect the person's privacy.

If a procedure is under way in the room that exposes the person, espe-cially someone older, leave the area unless the patient asks you to st$y. Think about scents, too. The experts suggest not wearing perfume, strong- smelling hand cream or hair spray, because the patient or the roommate may be nauseated, espe-cially sensitive to odors or allergic to various scents.

"li s even iffy bringing flowers," Ike said. "A lot of people don't toler-•atft heing in a ream with flowtpj.

Guseman said it's commonplace for visitore of one patient to approach another patient's room to investigate what's happening.

Ike and Guseman agreed that there have been dramatic changes over the years in what's considered rude and what's accepted. "There's been a swing in the pendulum in good manners and common sense and not just in hospitals," Ike said, explaining that it's common today for visitors to wear tank tops and cutoffs and in the past they dressed in their best clothes.

Beyond everyday courtesies, there nn nthrr hngir ri'1'-* 'hi'1 need to be

because of allergies, or some other reason."

Dif fe ren t p rac t ices Keep in mind that different areas

of the hospital call for different behavior. Some maternity units are open to visitors without restrictions. In the intensive care unit, however, patients don't need visitors as much as they need medical care. Some-times visitors are in the way as medical staffers try to monitor the many machines.

"Everyone needs some visitors, but that's not the primary reason they're in the hospital." Ike said.

then, the cried.

Voice of exper ience Barbara Dee, coordinator for

patient relations at the University of Michigan Health Systems, worked in various-hospitals as a registered nurse for 25 years and was recently a patient herself. Even though she asked for visits to be limited it wasn't always observed.

1 had a tube in my nose and the last thing I wanted to do was talk.

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obeyed, like specific visiting hours and the number of visitors allowed in the room at one time. At St. Mary Hospital in Livonia, for instance, visitors are given a card explaining that general visiting hours are from 1-8 p.m. The card also has space for the patient's room and telephone numbers in case they forget the next

•time they visit.

"Hospitals can be disorienting for people, because they are unfamiliar, they're probably tense and it's a dif-ferent type of environment than they're used to being in," according to Julie Sproul, St. Mary Hospital public information director.

ed. If you do, however, never leave them unattended in waiting rooms. Visitors should also try to be as quiet as possible. ' " T notice a lot of people speaking, laughing and being too loud." she added. Also,'since there's a public rest room on every floor of most hos-pitals there's no real need to use the one in the patient's room. One rea-son is that the patient's urinary out-put may be monitored and that could be disturbed.

t, visi-

patient hasn't been moved, especial-ly if they're in the intensive care unit where there is a quick turnover.

Using discretion can avoid some embarrassing situations. "People will pull back the curtains only to find that we've moved their loved one and they're not there anymore," Guseman said. "We've had that hap-pen when the patient is on a bedpan or we're doing a sterile procedure."

Curiosity may be overwhelming, hu t avoid viotalmg other patients'

"| "Hospitals provide guidelines tor visitors for the benefit of both the patients and the visitors," she said. "While patients need rest while recovering, they also need contact with their family and friends.""

Ike's advice. "People should be cautious about being a good visitor " And if you're in doubt, Guseman has one rule of thumb that should always be followed: "Work with the nureing and medical staff and always consider what is most com-

! fortabIe tor the patient

U-M facility opens its doors to patients A grand opening was held June 13

for the nine-story, $88 million Uni-versity of Michigan Cancer Center and Geriatrics Center. The building houses clinics and labs of the U-M Comprehensive Cancer Center and Geriatrics Center, including Turner Geriatric Clinic.

The building signifies a turning point in the care of cancer and elder-ly pa t i en t s . Designed with inpu t from staff and patients, it reflects the t rend toward outpat ient care, enab l ing h e a l t h profess iona ls to deliver advanced t r e a t m e n t s in a

• The building signi-fies a turning point in the care of cancer and elderly patients.

comfortable clinical setting.. Diagnostic, t reatment, pharmacy

and s u p p o r t se rv ices a re eas i ly accessible under one roof. In addi-tion, urgent care services for cancer patients will be available on week-n igh t s and weekends in the new

Cancer Center, so patients can avoid the hospital emergency room and be treated directly by an oncologist.

In ano the r innova t ion , p a t i e n t care and medical research will be conducted side by side The 252,000-square-foot building consists of three floors for clinical care and six floors dedicated to basic science research

P a t i e n t - o r i e n t e d h i g h l i g h t s i n c l u d e an o u t p a t i e n t p e d i a t r i c chemotherapy infusion area, a com-fortable reception area for elderly patients, an adjacent six-story park-ing structure, and easy ^flcess to the

hospital cafetena and other services: The U-M Comprehensive Cancer

Center 's clinical programs occupy levels Bl and 1 of the building. The design of these floors reflects tha changes in cancer care as it moves tO the outpat ient se t t ing, as well as significant patient and staff input. •

The U-M Geriatncs Center's clinic cal programs occupy Level 1 of the building. The new space will provide e x p a n d e d c l in ica l s e rv i ce s and improved coordination and quality of care for an increasing population of older adults.

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TheObserverfSvmiAt; JVtY 6,1997

HEALTH News

MEDICAL NEWSMAKERS

Items for Medical Newsmakers are welcome from throughout the Observer ar-ea Items should be submitted to Observer Newspapers. 36251 Schoolcraft. Livonia 4til50. Our fax number is '313r 591-7279.

S t e v e n B. Fain*- adminis t ra-tor for Professional and Support

S e r v i c e s a t B o t s f o r d G e n e r a l Hospital , was elected cha i rman of t h e C o l l e g e of O s t e o p a t h i c Heal thcare Executives ' (COHE) board of directors at the national organizat ion^ annual meeting.

Fame is the first non-CEO and non-fellow e lec ted to head the nactional o r g a n i z a t i o n ' s boar37" He has ju*t completed a term as the COHE's t reasurer .

H e r e s i d e s w i t h h i s w i f e , Karen , in Farmington Hills.

Health care board G a r y R. Ley of Garden City,

p r e s i d e n t and chief e x e c u t i v e officer of Garden City Hospital , a s sumed a position on t h e Michi-g a n H e a l t h & Hospital Associa-t ion Corpora te Board. Ley will

serve on the board as a represen-tative of the Southeast Michigan H e a l t h & H o s p i t a l C o u n c i l , Scnrthfield, for a one-year t e rm.

O the r appo in tmen t s inc luded D r . B r u c e L. V a n C l e a v e , M.D., executive vice p res iden t , Professional Services for Mercy H e a l t h S e r v i c e s , F a r m i n g t o n Hills, who assumed the position of an at-large member.

Brian M. Connol ly , pres ident of Providence Hospital a n d Med-ical C e n t e r s , S o u t h f i e l d , w a s n a m e d c h a i r h n a n - e l e c t of t h e M H A C o r p o r a t e B o a r d a t t h e association's annua l membersh ip meeting.

Staff therapist Physical t h e r a p i s t D a n S a n -

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p a t i e n t c a r e t eam. He has n i n e yea r s of exper ience in various treat-m e n t s e t -tings,! includ-ing hosp i t a l s a n d h o m e ca re . He and

two children.

MEDICAL DATEBOOK

Items for Medical Date book are welcome from all hospitals, physicians, companies and resi-dents active m the Observer-area medical community. Items should be typed or legibly written and sent to: Medical Datebook. c/o The Observer Newspapers. 36251 Schoolcraft Road. Livonia. 48150 or faxed to (313* 591-7279

THROUGH AUG. 22 SPEECH PATHOLOGY The Speech Pathology Depart-ment at St Mary Hospital in Livonia is offering a summer speech program for children who could benefit from continuous speech and language services. The program includes two. 30-minutes small group session, a week, beginning in J u n e and runn ing through Aug. 22. If you are interested in^enrolling. call t313) 655-2955. Ext. 2422. or toll-free 1-800-494-0422.

MON, JULY 7 CARDIAC SUPPORT Suppor t is offered for cardiac pa t ien t s and/or their significant others . The group will meet 7 p.m. a t Garden City Hospital. 6245 Inkster . Discussion, educa-tion and camarader ie are the focus of Heart Pals. Call ' 313 ' 458-3242 for information.

TUES, JULY 8 MOTHER-BABY

WED, JULY 9 ALZHEIMER'S SUPPORT An Alzheimer's Support Group will meet 7 p.m. in Classroom No. 1 of the Garden City Hospi-tal Medical Office Building. Family members , friends and caregivers of those with Alzheimer's or related disorders are welcome. There is no charge for the group, offered through the Alzheimer 's Disease and Related Disorders Association. Part icipants will share problems and concerns. For more informa-tion. call (313)458-4330. DIABETES SUPPORT St. Mary Hospital in Livonia will held a Diabetics Support Group meeting from 7-8:30 p.m. in the hospital audi tor ium n'ear the Five Mile ent rance . The guest speaker will be Linda DeVore, to present a two-part presentation on "Picnics and Celebrations" and "Recipe Modifications." Call , '313 ' 655-2922 for more infor-mation.

THUR, JULY 10 HEALTHY COOKING "Healthy Cooking Demos: It's the Berries" h a s been scheduled 7 p.m. Come and see what d^Ughts you can whip up for

C e i i l e i a l The Marian Wmnen' St. Mary Hospital in Livonia will offer a Mother-Baby Support Group 10-11 a.m. The group meets in the West Addition Con-ference Room B. nea r the south ent rance . Five Mile and Levan. There is no charge. For informa-tion or to register, call <313 > 655-1100 or 1-800-494-1615.

your family and friends. The cost is $6; advance registration is required for t h e program at Botsford's Heal th Development Network i HDN i, 39750 Grand River Ave., Novi, For more infor-mation or to register, call <248) 477.6Tnn Z

FOCUS ON UVING The Focus on Living Cancer Sup-port Group will meet in the Gar-den City Hospital Medical Office Building. A nurse facilitator will provide opportunit ies for all to

.share concerns. There is no charge. For information, call (313)458-3311.

PREMARITAL AIDS T h e Marian Women's Center at St. Mary Hospital in Livonia will offer a Premari tal AIDS class 7-8 p.m. in West Addition Confer-ence Room B, near the south en t rance , Five Mile and Levan. Upon completion, each person will receive a certificate neces-sary to obtain a marr iage license. Certificates are valid for 60 days. Price is $15 per person or $25 per couple. To register, call (313) 655-1100 or 1-800-494-1615. 1

JULY 10, 29 BIRTH EDUCATION A six-week course on childbirth educat ion will begin 7 p.m. Ju ly 10 and 29 at Garden City Hospi-tal , 6245 Inkster. It will provide information on pregnancy, labor and delivery, newborn care and pos tpar tum care. Weekend class-es and a two-session refresher class are also available. Regis-t ra t ion early in pregnancy is rec-ommended bv calling (313 ) 458-4330.

SAT, JULY 12 SLEEP DISORDERS A semina r on "Depression and

J51eep' Disorders" will be present-ed by satellite 12:30-5:30 p.m at Madonna University, 1-96 (Schoolcraft) and Levan in Livo-nia. Price is $80. The seminar is presented by the university's College of Continuing and Pro-fessional Studies. For registra-tion iilfui IIUUUH. lall ' 3 1 3 ^ 2 -5731.

V ment Network, (HDN), 39750 Grand River Ave., Novi, For" more information, call (248) 477-6100.

HEART SCREENINGS Oakwood Healthcare-System Community-Focused Health Pro-motion Network is sponsoring blood pressure and cholesterol screenings on July 15 from 1 to 5 p.m. at Oakwood Heal thcare Center - North Westland (36555 Warren Road). To register call, L800-543 :WELL.

SITTER CLASSES A three week certified si t ter course on Ju ly 15 from 5:30 to 9 p.m. a t Oakwood Healthcare Center - North Westland (36555 Warren Roadi for 11 to 15 year olds. To register call, 1-800-543-WELL.

HEARING AID CUNIC A hearing specialist will host a complimentary seminar on new h e a n n g aid technology. Demon-strat ions of programmable hear-ing aids-will be available from 1-2 p.m. Personalized Hearing Care will host the presentat ion on "Programmable Hearing Aids" at MedMax. 35600 Centra l City Parkway, across from West-land Center. There is no charge. There will be a representat ive * from Danavox, a hearing aid manufacturer . Reservations are recommended ar by calling '3131 458-7100.

STROKE SUPPORT Support is offered for those who have had or have a cerebral aneurysm or stroke. Family members/fr iends are welcome. The group will meet at

TUE, JULY 15 DIABETES SUPPORT An education support group with day and evening sessions avail-able on supermarket label read-ing will be offered free of charge by Botsford's Health Develop-

n t v Hospital. 6245 Inkster, for a presentation to promote a shar -ing interaction free of charge. Call f313) 458-4396 for informa-tion.

WED, JULY 16 BREATHER'S CLUB A support group for persons

and/or families with respi ra tory problems will meet a t 7:30 p.m. in Classroom No. 2 of the Gar-den City Hospital Medical Office Building and is free of charge. Call (313) 458-3481 for addit ion-al information.

ADULT CP* A three-hour class will be con-ducted 7 p.m. a t Garden City Hospital, 6245 Inkster . One-per^ son rescue will be t augh t through a film, lecture and demonstrat ions. Registrat ion is required and may be completed by calling (313)458-4330. BABYSITTING A Babysitting and Child Care class is offered for pre-teens and teens who care for children. The two-session class will begin 6 p.m. a t Garden City Hospital. 6245 Inkster. First aid, emergen-cy action, home security and child care will be covered and demonstrated. To register or for information, call (313) 458-4330. LARYNGECTOMY A Laryngectomy Support Group for those who have had or are going to have their vocal cords surgically removed will meet 2 p.m. a t Garden City Hospital , 6245 Inkster. Family members and friends are welcome for the group meeting, offered in cooper-ation with the Karmanos Cancer

information, call (313) 458-3381.

THURS, JULY 17 BREATHER'S CLUB St. Mary Hospital will hold a

: Club Support Group meeting 7-8:30 p.m. in West Addition Conference Rooms A and B, near the south ent rance , off Levan a t Five Mile in Livo-nia. Dr. Gregory Stone, who spe-cializes in pulmonary medicine and respiratory care services at St. Mary Hospital, will speak. The group is for those with chronic lung dieease. The re is no

charge and registrat ion isn't required. For more information, call (313) 655-2924.

SUN, JULY 20 CANCER BENEFIT The third annua l Ride for the Cure will roar into the metro area to benefit the American Cancer Society's breast cancer research program. The Ride for a Cure will begin at Rosenau Pow-er-sports located on Ford Road,

* jus t west of Telegraph in Dear-born Heights. Monday raised will go directly to breast cancer research. Registration begins at 9 a.m.; 9:30 is the first bike out and the last bike out is 11 a.m. If you would like more information about registering call the Ameri- . can Cancer Society at (248) 557-5353. and ask for Ext. 111. All bikes are welcome.

MON, JULY 2 1 HEALTHCARE CLASSIC Oakwood Heal thcare System and St. John Heal th System have joined together in an effort to raise funds for women's health programs, specifically cancer education, prevention and treat-ment. The Women's Healthcare Classic will be held at the Grosse

Country Club (Oak- ~ wood ) and Greystone Golf Club in Romeo (St. John). To register or for information, call Oakwood a t (313) 791 1234.

PROSTATE SUPPORT Prostate Cancer Education Sup-port Group: "Erectile Dysfunc-tion Post T rea tmen t - What are the Options? will meet. This support group meets 7 p.m. every third Monday of the month. It is f ree and meets in Botsford General Hospital 's 2 East A Conference Room, 28050 Grand River Ave., Farmington Hills. For information, call (248) 477-6100.

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tions, transfers, hirings and other key personnel moves within the suburban business communi-ty. Send a brief biographical summary, including the towns of residence and employment and a black-and-white photo, if desired, to: Business People, Observer Business Page, Observer News-papers, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livo-nia 48150. Our fax number is (313) 591-7279.

Associate Tauded S t e v e D y k s t r a of Livonia has

been named to the Snelling Per-sonnel Services Paragon Circle for h is s ignif icant achievement in employmen t services d u r i n g 1996.

"Mr. Dykstra has a dedication to h i s w o r k t h a t h a s h e l p e d Snelling mainta in its reputat ion as one of t h e country 's l ead ing personnel services companies ," said Snelling president and CEO Tim L o n c h a r i c h . "He h a s me t and exceeded his goals in every way."

Performance recognized J o h n R o s s of L i v o n i a h a s

been named to Snelling Person-

nel Services Honor Circle for his s i g n i f i c a n t a c h i e v e m e n t in e m p l o y m e n t s e r v i c e s d u r i n g 1996.

"Mr. Ross has a dedication to h i s w o r k t h a t h a s h e l p e d Snelling maintain its reputat ion as one of the country ' s l ead ing pe rsonne l services companies ," sa id Tim Lonchar ich , S n e l l i n g president and CEO. "He h a s me t and exceeded his goals in every way."

Entrepreneur awards M i c h a e l B r o d e . p res iden t of

B r o d e r B r o t h e r s C o m p a n y in P l y m o u t h , w a s n a m e d 1997 W h o l e s a l e / D i s t r i b u t i o n En t rep reneur of the Year. After working with a search and res-cue team upon graduat ion from P a r a m e d i c School a t the Coast G u a r d . B rode "dove" i n to t h e family-owned business.

Broder Bros, is the distr ibutor of premium branded imprintable sportswear maintaining five dis-tr ibution centers throughout the Uni ted Sta tes serving an active customer base of ovet 40.000.

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var ie ty of account act ivi t ies for several of the firm's automot ive and service clients. Prior to join-ing Eisbrenner in J a n u a r y as an i n t e r n , B o z i m o w s k i h e l p e d D o w n r i v e r c i t i z e n s for a S a f e E n v i r o n m e n t ( D C S E ) , a n o n -prof i t o rgan iza t ion des igned to r e s t o r e t h e D o w n r i v e r w a t e r -shed , wi th med ia r e l a t i o n s for their Ecorse Creek cleanup.

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land res ident , who has been sel l ing cars since h a s j o i n e d 1966, spent 10 yea r s racing auto-E i s b r e n n e r m o b i l e s p r o f e s s i o n a l l y . T h a t P u b l i c R e l a - t e m p o r a r y c a r e e r c h a n g e gave t i o n s a s a n h im t h e o p p o r t u n i t y to t r a v e l account assis- a r o u n d t h e c o u n t r y a n d over-t a n t , accord - s e a s , a n e x p e r i e n c e t h a t h e i n g to Ray,, called "priceless." E i s b r e n n e r , McDaniel and his wife, Sylvia, f i r m p r e s i - have two sons.

Selling cars P e a r l i e J o h n s o n of Detroi t

has joined Tennyson Chevrolet-GEO as a sa leswoman. She pre-viously lived in Mary land , where she had worked fo r Chevrole t , and is the mother of three .

On board M i c h a e l J . G l o v a k , S t e p h e n

C. C h i z e k and S a l m a n A h m a d h a v e j o i n e d O r c h a r d , Hi l t z & M c C l i m e n t Inc . of L ivon ia as

B i l l project engineers. M c D a n i e l of Brooklyn h a s Glovak received h i s bachelor's been hired by degree in civil eng ineer ing from T e n n y s o n Michigan Technological Univer-C h e v r o l e t - sity in 1997 and is ass i s t ing in GEO of Livo- OHM'S Survey Depar tmen t , n ia a s a new Chizek a l so g r a d u a t e d from salesman. Michigan Tech and received his

M c D a n i e l , bachelor 's deg ree in civil engi-

neering in 1993. He serves as a p ro j ec t e n g i n e e r r e p r e s e n t i n g the firm's municipal clients. He prev ious ly worked a s a pro jec t e n g i n e e r f o r t h e c i t y of A n n Arbor and is cur ren t president of t h e A n n A r b o r B r a n c h of t h e American Society of Civil Engi-neers.

A h m a d has a mas te r ' s degree in t r a n s p o r t a t i o n e n g i n e e r i n g from the New Jersey Ins t i tu te of T e c h n o l o g y a n d a b a c h e l o r ' s degree in civil engineering from Nadirshaw Edilgi Dinshaw Uni-versity in Pakis tan . He is experi-enced a t road improvement sim-u l a t i o n m o d e l i n g a n d b r i n g s eight years of related experience to OHM's Transpor t a t ion Engi-neering Group, where he will be r e s p o n s i b l e fo r r o a d w a y p l a n -ning and design. He is an active m e m b e r of t h e I n s t i t u t e of Transporta t ion Engineers.

Bank appointment M i c h a e l D. W e a v e r has been

appointed as regional pres ident for Peoples S t a t e B a n k , a t t h e b a n k ' s newly e s t a b l i s h e d Ply-mouth region.

"We a re excited about bringing a c o m m u n i t y bank p resence to

the Plymouth area ," said Robert Cole . " O u r f i n a n c i a l s e r v i c e s organization t ru ly believes tha t 'people make the difference,' and we a r e p r o u d to h a v e M i k e Weaver a s a p a r t of our manage-m e n t t e a m r e p r e s e n t i n g us in. this new marke t , " added Cole.

Weaver i s a Livonia res iden t -a n d an a c t i v e m e m b e r of thfc Colonial K i w a n i s C lub of Ply-., mouth.

New affil iates Yve t t e W o l o t z y k and R e n e e

Briggs , owne r s of S & B Pet Ser-vices of W a y n e C o u n t y , h a v e joined Pe t S i t t e r s In ternat ional (PSI), a p r o f e s s i o n a l organiza-tion for pe t s i t t e r s founded by Patti J . Moran.

As pet s i t t e r s in Romulus and Monroe , Woloszyk a n d Br iggs are part of a fast-growing inter-nat ional n e t w o r k of profession-als who provide in-home care for c a t s , d o g s a n d o t h e r pets ." T h r o u g h P S I m e m b e r s h i p t h e ' local b u s i n e s s o w n e r s have_ direct access to the latest in for -mation about all aspects of oper-ating a successful pet-sitting ser-vice and qual i ty for group liabili-ty insurance.

MARKETPLACE BUSINESS DATEBOOK

Marketplace features a glimpse of suburban business news and notes, including corporate name changes, new products, office openings, new affiliations, new positions, mergers, acquisitions and new ways of doing business. Items for Marketplace should be submitted to Observer Newspapers, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia 48150. The fax number is (313) 591-7279.

Business-related items are welcome from the Observer area and should be sent to Observer Newspapers, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia 48150. Our fax number is (313) 591-7279.

make the decision, and do the paperwork. They type forms for uncontes ted divorces and the basic fee is $185-$225. Typing is efficient and reliable. If you have a l ready decided on divorce and have a good grasp of t h e legal and p rac t i ca l r u l e s and proce-dures you face, you do not necessary need ^

the services of an at torney. Employees are WED, JULY 9 t r a i n e d to record you r dec i s ions on the proper divorce forms. For more information call, (2481 344-0978. The Self-Help Divorce Center is located a t 43000 W. Nine Mile Road, Novi.

BUSINESS NETWORK The regular meeting of Business Net-work Internat ionat-Laurel Park Chap te r will take place from 7-8:30 &.mr-a t

M c N e e l y & L inco ln A s s o c i a t e s Inc . , a L ivon ia -based l and s u r v e y i n g a n d civil eng inee r ing firm, was selected as second place w i n n e r in the B o u n d a r y / C a d a s t r a l Map Category of the Bethesda, Md.-based National Society of Professional Surveyors ' 1997 Map/Plat design competition.

Award-winning design The 1995 Michigan Bureau of State Lot-

tery annua l report received a gold award from the Detroi t Club of P r in t ing House Craf tsmen for the Gallery of Supf*rh P n n t -ing. D e a r b o r n L i t h o g r a p h Inc . , head-

^quar t e red in L ivon ia , a n d R . E . L a u n s

mouth Road and N'ewburgh. For more information, call (313) 844-3432.

MON. JULY14 MARKET SEMINAR

Robert C. Carr is a t 28915 W. Seven Mile, Livonia, (810) 442-7425 or Randy Rose, (313) 854-5623.

WED, JULY 16 BUSINESS NETWORK The Laurel Park Chapter of Business Network Internat ional , a networking organization specializing in business referrals among members, meets at

mouth Road and Newburgh from 7-8:30 a.m. Call the BNI regional office at (313) 844-3432.

TRI, JULY 18

Expanded duties The P a r k J a r r e t t I I I A g e n c y o f A id

A s s o c i a t i o n f o r L u t h e r a n s (AAL), Livo-nia, is expanding. As of J u n e 1, the agency serves L u t h e r a n s and t h e i r f ami ly mem-bers in southeas t Michigan.

AAL offers life insurance and retirement p r o d u c t s to L u t h e r a n s a n d t h e i r f a m i l y members nationwide.

Self-help divorce The Se l f -He lp D i v o r c e C e n t e r i a sensi-

ble non- lawyer a l t e rna t ive , can he lp you

Inc . , were recognized for the ou ts tand ing design and print ing of the report.

The Dearborn-based lithograph company is a commercial sheetfed printer, founded in 1948.

Ownership change Helm Inc. a marke t ing services organiza-

tion, has been acquired by two key execu-tives, D e n n i s G u s i c k and C h a r l e s S t o c k . Gusick, a Livonia resident , has been with Helm for 16 y e a r s a n d will a s s u m e t h e position of president.

Robert C. Carr is and Randy Rose, t h e local Edward Jones investment repre-senta t ives . will host a free satel l i te broadcast for individual investors on a mid-year review of the s tock and bond markets . The hour-long pro-gram will include a business round table discussion with directors of Edward Jones , equity research a n d fixed income depar tments , a s well a s a guest appearance by H. Bradlee Perry financial consultant and fo rmer cha i rman David L. Babson & Co., an inves tment advisory firm. For more information on the free Ju ly 14 pro-gram or to reserve a seat, contact

BUSINESS NETWORK The Business Network Internat ional , Livonia Chapter , a networking orga-nization specializing in business referrals among members, meets at Senate Coney Island, on Plyrrtouth Road near S tark . 7-8:30 a.m. Call the

-BNI regional office a t (313) 844-3432.

THUR, JULY 24 GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS You can learn the necessary steps to navigate through the bureaucrat ic requirements and win government

contracts a the one-day Government Contracting S e m i n a r offered by the Business Development Center at Schoolcraft College. The seminar is from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. a t a cost of $25. To register call. (313) 462-4438.

SEPT. 17-18 AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERS The Society of Automotive Engineers

in Alitor motive Catalyst Technology" at the Hyatt Regency Dearborn. The sympo-sium will cover the latest aspects of catalyst technology and include dis- • cussion of the impact of fu ture fuels . and the challenges of government regulations. For information, call i A T ? 1 7 7 9 . 7 1 A f t

MONDAYS BUSINESS WOMEN Suburban West Business and Profes-sional Women meet on the first Mon-day of each month a t the Holiday Inn at Six Mile and 1-275. Networking is 6-6:30 p.m. a n d d inner is 6:30-7 p.m. A short business meeting is then conducted. Cost is $13 and reserva-tions need to be made. For informa-tion, call Lau ra H a t h a w a y at (810) 669-3547.

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Commerce Tup. from the $190 s

On Commerce ffd Oerween Bogie tk *& Carey Rets

810-360-4652

Silverman Homes Boulder Ridge

Ann Arbor from the $170's

On Wet ers Rd.. W. ot Ann ArtxtrSeline Rd.

313-213-2700

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810-814-8724

Silverman Homes Trotters Pointe

S. Lyon from the S190's

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Silverman Homes Oak Creek Village

S. Lyon

On 9 Milt. • £ of Pontiac Trail

810-437-4452

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Carriage house built in the mid 1800's

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OPEN SUNDAY 1-4

6543 Castle Drive S. of Maple & W. of Franklin

Kevin Ekus Century 21 Today

(248) 647-7321, ext. 208

T h i s gorgeous h o m e was or iginal ly bui l t in t h e mid 1800's spec i f ica l ly used as a ca r r i age house .

T h e h o r s e d r a w n c a r r i a g e s w e r e s tored on the lower level of t h e h o m e wi th access a t t h e back of t h e prop-e r t y w i t h t h e h o r s e s k e p t on t h e upper level, g a i n i n g access f rom t h e f ron t . T h e o r ig ina l o p e n i n g s for t h e c a r r i a g e s a r e s t i l l a p p a r e n t in t h e back of t h e h o m e a n d a r e now pic-tu re w i n d o w s over looking t h e back-yard . t h e r e is ev idence of t h e home ' s o r ig ina l u s e a s t h e r e a r e t e t h e r i n g r i n g s s t i l l i m b e d d e d in t h e s o l i d s t o n e wa l l s on t h e lower level. T h e fieldstone wal l t h r o u g h o u t the lower level d a t e back to t h e 1860"s a n d a r e

approx. 20" thick.

T h e r e a r b a r n ' d o o r da t i ng back to 1901 st i l l ex is t s in the d in ing a r e a , a n d c a n b e u s e d to sh i e ld t h e s u n f rom t h e p ic tu re window in t h e d in-ing room/ki tchen . The w e t ba r on t h e l o w e r l eve l w a s bu i l t by an a m i s h c r a f t s m a n u s i n g t h e o ld i n t e r n a l doo r f o u n d in t h e b a r n a n d o t h e r or ig inal m a t e r i a l s f rom the b a r n .

T h e c a r r i a g e b a r n was d a m a g e d by f i r e , s u b s e q u e n t l y r e b u i l t i n - 1 9 4 1 a n d first r eg i s te red as a dwel l ing a t t h a t t ime , bu t used only as a b a r n . T h e p r o p e r t y w a s used as a s i n g l e fami ly res idence in the ear ly 1980 's a n d f u l l y conve r t ed in 1983. T h e r e a re s t i l l a r t i f a c t s to be found in t h e y a r d a n d a n y d igging or ya rd w o r k wil l u s u a l l y t u r n up, a n old h o r s e -shoe or two and~perhaps-o ther rel ics of t h e per iod.

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K E V I N E K U S (248) 647-7321, e x t . 208 o r

P a g e r (810) 870-0015

Birmingham colonial with charm & updates

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5

927 Bennaville W. off of Woodward, S. of Lincoln

Lanie Hardy Cosgrove Cranbrook Associates

(248) 647-0100

$189,900

You will be p l e a s a n t l y s u r p r i s e d when you e n t e r t h i s c h a r m i n g home j u s t m i n u t e s f r o m d o w n t o w n B i r m i n g h a m . A l m o s t 1800 s q u a r e f e e t of t a s t e f u l a n d n e u t r a l decor a w a i t s you! As you e n t e r t h r o u g h t h e a d o r a b l e e n c l o s e d f r o n t porch ( comple t e w i t h p o r c h swing!) , you

This 3/4 bedroom colonial h a s 1 full and 2 half b a t h s a n d t h e floor p lan l e n d s i t s e l f n i ce ly to a v a r i e t y of l ifestyles. T h e 4 th bedroom is on t h e 1st floor a n d is c u r r e n t l y being used as a den. Addit ionally, s ince the 1st floor lav is located j u s t next to t h i s

4 t h b e d r o o m , i t m a k e s a t e r r i f i c opt ion for a g u e s t su i te . T h e wh i t e u p d a t e d k i t c h e n w i t h n e w e r appli-ances leads in to a huge family room wi th doorwall* over looking a pr iva te a n d n i c e l y l a n d s c a p e d y a r d . T h e m a s t e r is c o m p l e t e wi th a walk- in c loset a n d p r i v a t e lav. T h e m a s t e r w a l k - i n a l s o h a s a b o n u s r o o m beyond it wh ich could be f inished to en la rge t h e closet or m a k e an ext ra r o o m . T h e s e c o n d a n d t h i r d bed-rooms a r e b o t h d e c e n t in size a n d all the b a t h s h a v e been upda ted . A n u m b e r of h o m e s in the immedia te a r e a a re be ing extens ively renovat-ed or demol i shed which m a k e s th is one of t h e b e t t e r i n v e s t m e n t a r e a s in B i r m i n g h a m . T h e home h a s a full b a s e m e n t , a 2 c a r g a r a g e a n d cen-

t r a l air. T h i s h o m e is in terr i f ic con-d i t i o n a n d wi l l d e l i g h t t h e b u y e r who is looking for a spacious home i n t h e B i r m i n g h a m a r e a . W h a t more could you w a n t for $189,900?

F o r m o r e d e t a i l s p l e a s e ca l l L A N I E H A R D Y C O S G R O V E

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BLOOMFIELD HILLS SCHOOLS - VIEW OF POND • Fabulous quad-level offers walk-out on all levels to

private rear yard with a pond • Completely finished lower level, spa room wrth jacuzzi • Marble foyer, 4 bedrooms, circle drrve, brick walk

$449,000 683-0900 703541

TROY - SIMPLY SENSATIONAL • Outstanding design 4 quality, builders own home • Cooks dream kitchen has oversized center island • Four large bedrooms, 3% baths, stunning master

bedroom suite wrth spa. crown moldings, wood floors • Warm woodtones and judges paneling

$425,000 689-8900 732266

FARMINGTON HILLS CONTEMPORARY • Premium cul-de-sac locator backing to wooded park • Cathedral ceiling in main floor master 4 great room • Bleach oak flooring and woodwork • Neutral decor, marble trim fireplace, deck & alarm

$287,500 646-6000 720849

SHELBY TWP. - STUNNING FLOWING FLOOR PLAN • Amenity of hardwood floors & white kitchen • Volume 10 loot ceding in great room, library & bedroom • Generously sized master bath, three car side

turned garage - beautiful view from every window $283,000 Ask tor: Anna Pearcy 656-4400

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TROY - DESIRABLE ME RL HILL ACRES RANCH • Enter through the marble foyer to embrace this wen

kepi 3 bedroom ranch wrth oak kitchen & formal dfoing • Sunken firelrt family room & doorwall to deck • Security system, 2\ baths - Troy High School

¥>78.900 Ask for Colleen Hood 680-2410

ROCHESTER HILLS - LOCATION! LOCATION! • Located deep into one of Rochester Hills TKXtesT

setting subdivisions - BeautifiJ Colonial on treed lo* • Second floor laundry, island kitchen, hardwood

entry floor, rec. room In basement, extended deck $238,750 Ask tor Anna Pearcy 656-4400

STERLING HEIGHTS - MATCHLESS TUOOR • Meticulously maintained wrth 4 bedrooms, 4 2"A baths • Soaring 2 story ceilings in foyer 4 great room wrth

overlooking bridge, formal dining & island kitchen . Master bedroom offers cathedral ceiling & jacuzzi

$229,900 689-8900 732111

BLOOMFIELD - MOVE-IN CONDITION! • Squeaky dean & updated 4 bedroom. 2/> bath

Colonial, new windows, 2 tier deck, family 4 rec rooms • Beautiful yard, Bloomfield schools, home warranty1

• Close to Chrysler 4 GM Tech Centers $219,500 Ask for. Karen Remy 901-3111

FARMINOTON HFTJLS - LOVE AT FIRST SXJHT • instantly appealing ranch in park-like setting • Bnght 4 open with many updated features • Euro style wh*e kHohen. Italian ceramic flooring • Reoeeeed IflMa. two flrepfecee, tvground pool

$180 ,000 7 2 W 9

FARMINGTON HILLS - UOHT 4 LOVELY • Tastefully decorated In neirtrals wtti many i^xfetes • Newer windows pfos updated WW^en 4 batfw . Expoeed l o a k flooring, fimehed baeement. C/A . Picture perfect landscaping plus fenced ywtl

$175,000 626-9100 7317*3

WATERFORO - ACCENTS ON DETAILS! . Marvetoue t * e e bedroom Colonial w«h 1.860 s q . « • Sunken femHy room, vaulted oeiSngs Ihrough-out . Partfely ftmehed basement 2'* bathe, buit m 1995 « Large 2-tter deddntf Th<y chalenges comparteon'

$164,900 683-8900 724514

WATERFORO - ELIZABETH LAKE PRIVILEGES . Sharp contemporary home, greet room open to Jrtng area kitchen 4 huge eeBng bar. 1 * floor laundry

• Large deck off great room, fireptece in master bedroom, cathedral oeiinga. oversized 2 car garage

$139,900 683-8900 723652

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Moving Sales. 713 Office SuppHes 726 Restaurs Equipment-Commercial industrial 730 Rummage Sale : 708 Snow Removal Equipment 748 Sporting Goods 752 Trade or Sell.... 753 Video Games, Tapes, Movies 736 Wanted to Buy 754 Animals , Pets , L i ves tock #760-793 Animal Services 780 Breeder Directory 781 Birds 782 Cats - ... 783 Dogs 784 Farm Animals. Lriestock 785 Fish . -?62-Horses and Equipment Horse Boarding. Commercial Lost A Found (see Announcements Pel Groomtn^Boarding Pet Services Pet Supplies Pet Wanted

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COMMERCE LAKE CANAL FRONT •nth Boat Access lo Commerce Lake Beautitul location, matura f e e * Large specious room* Two M baths Waster Bedroom wrm S0a Tub. Greal Room has cathedral ceil-ings and fireplace Large Country K ttcnan with two doorwai to decking EnceHent Value at 1179,900 EDW-0380Y

WEST BLOOMFIELD CONTEMPORARY

Snows Detlar man a model 4 bed-room, * ' i barns. Master sun* you v* dreamed ol Lower level •./media center, wet Bar and exercise room This home boasts cathedral ceilings, recessed lighting s spacious noo» plan $419 000 EOW-78MAR 78838

EXQUISITE FOREST LAKE Home-comtorlaOle sfomemporary with gracious, lavish details Rch woods, marble tne ana plaster wor* BeautituR* decorated, speoa tech-nology set up & outstardmg view ol pooi, gardens & golf course

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OWN YOUR PROPERTY - Mlh thm lovely vmyt tried 4 bedroom moMe home with 3 car garage & central air $89,500 (17963)

Can VICKY 3 T O U 810-227-4600 ext 328

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CONTEMPORARY in FARMINGTON HILLS

4 bedrooms 2 5 baths family room room dming room and finished base • ment mllibrary Large master suile "•'vaulted ceiling While Mchen cabi-nets. oerarmc foyer, hallways and baths $314,900 EDW 84MOR 733725

OPEN HOUSE ON SUNDAY. JULY 6. 1997, 2-4pm

WEST BLOOMFIELO' 6753 N. Wrvd-mill. N ol Willow and W ol lochaver. 4 bedroom colonial Per tecl Family Home and neighborhood Family room with wet bar & fireplace Formal dining Family Kjlchen 20x 16, Master suite. Basement & proles-s-onal landscaping $2O9,4O0 EDW-53WIN 721036

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A BEAUTY YOU CAN • LIVE IN

OPEN SUNOAY 12-4pm 15843 Woodring, Livonia

hurry belore someone buy* th« home Of your dream*. a"4 bedroom Colonial n popular Woodcree* Farm* Sub. 2.5 Deth*. Mng room, dwng room, tarrniy room w*«eptece neutm decor throughout Won't last at tfs* price1 E ol Farmington. N, o« 5 Mile

Diane Braykovich REMAX 100, INC

248-348-30(30 Ext 234

ABSOLUTELY FABULOUS Bnc* ranch in N Royal Oe* OPEN SUN 12-4 1708 CreWhiH 3 Bedroom. 1.5 bath Pro'eeeionally landscaped $168,000 (248) 549-2014

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2671 Williamaburg Orel* Excepeonal value 2 bedroom*. T/> bath* condo. 1,650 sq Sreaace. garage, appliance*, central a*, <100,900 Cell Carolyn

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BIRMINGHAM- 1767 Graefieid N/Uaple E/Adama Open 1-4 Sun Julfc 2 bedroom, l Beth lownhouae Wan to downtown shopping, park t Sommei»*t. New carpet I air. Updated WKhen a b—i.P«itllnm

$114,000 (S10) 640-1073

AUBURN HILLS - 2160 Snaferook. S oI Walton W ol Squrral 3 bad-room ranch, basement. 2 car attached garage Deck overlooks over 'a acre treed lot. Many upda Open Sun 1-4pm. $129,900 For more information can

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BELLEVILLE - New Construction OPEN SATURDAYS 4 SUNOAYS 1-3 4 bedroom*, 2 bath*. 2 car

47322 (313) 307-S$32

OPEN SUN. . 2 -5pm Chemung pillared cokxiiei in Mlabhahed BtoomtieW HiB* sub Gleaming hardwood Soon tn living room and dining room, ceramc tile In entry and ipdated kitchen. 4 Bedroom*. TA bath*. Florida room and im*had Base-ment. lovely

UVONIA - Open Sun l-6pm Charming Brick Ranch. 33552 Mcheie (N. ol Joy. W. ot Farm-ington) 2 M bane. 2 fireplace*, mr * ceding Ian*! Rentable Baaement with Appfeance*. 2 3 garage/opener, 1180 •q It , 3* bedrooms. Warranty. $137,900 (313) 425-6410

Brnienohein 5516 Pnory Lane, & oft Ouarton. W of Franklin $254 900 Cal

J o a n n e B e n n e t t Real Estate One 248-363-8300 or

810-510-5882

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UVONIA OPEN SUN 1-4PM Three bedroom qued with garage has 1764 *q It. Dvimg room, pool. BO ft. lot Vary dean non-*molung home Tana 0 *Mu* N oft Sever Mile. Wect 01 Memman lo 32015 Bretton

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CANTON • Colonial Open 1-5 7687 Ch-amngton » , N ol Warren. E ol Canton Cnter Rd. 3 bedroom. 1.5 bath, central air, family room —Ifcepteoe $16».Q00 313-456-3667

CANTON OPEN Sat S Sun. 1-4, pneed to sell. 3 bedroom, open floor Man ranch. Family room. naturaVgas Hrapiece new central nr. overaoed 2

r garage, tie beeement, coreampo-rary nei*y decoreted men* ledeta* 4363* Argonne C t N ol Palmer W <* may. >120 900 (313) 307-1707

CANTON • Open 12-5. 44781 Twydi-ingham. N. oI Hanlcrd. W ol Sheldon 1

$145,000

600 aq It trMevel. 25x12 Futy update 313-450-6274

F a r m M o n HSa

OPEN SUN. 1-4 32117 Valley View

. dan natural fire-place. men! Remodeled titchen ALL APPLIANCES STAY Updated «n-dow*. central air, elegant backyard « 2 0 x i 2 cedar deck Immecuiate w/many mora updates Only $134,900 For additional .mo car

TERRY S STILLWAGON Century 21 Hertford North

313-525-0600

NOPTHVILLE- SpaiBOus 4 bedroom Coloraal backing to perk/commons ana Northvlto Schools Side entry aareg*. fuB baaement snd large lot Aeduced to $233,000 21756 Center St, W6 Mle , E/Cenler Open Sun 1:3M.

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OPEN SUN 1-4PM Northvlie - 4.000 * 4 ft., buia 1905 4

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G E T T I N G I N E A C H O T H E R ' S W A Y ?

LIVONIA B e a u t i f u l l y m a i n t a i n e d 2 2 9 5 aq. f t . h o m e offersi : l i v i n g r o o m , g r e a t r o o m , f a m i l y r o o m , l a r g e rec r o o m a n d 4 bed-r o o m « ' Ac roaa t h e s t r e e t f r o m a p a r k , a n d i n a g r e a t a rea . $ 1 3 9 , 9 0 0 H i 4 3 8 1

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Call PATTI Pager HO-704-5419

CENTURY 21 TOOAY 313-462-9600

ORCHARD LAKE - Palais Laduc New Construction Luxury, a l Bnck site condo Immediate Open Sun E/Haiaieed

nda immediate ooo«ency Sun 1-5 SrPomiac Tral,

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Call John or Kim Banker's Realty

246-646-3000

ROCHESTER SUN 1-5 2102 W»r-nngton Rd 4 Dedm colonial. 3 plus garage'wortuhop. family rm, fire-piao*. an. $206,900 246-652-3449

WATERFORD ELIZABETH IAKE pnv*eg*e, 3 bedroom tn-wvei Nice •amny sub New air, large kitchen w/cathedral ceiing. hmshed walkout i much more $118,900 815Ceder-*awr, (246, 683-6365

3616 EATON Gat* Lane-North S«oulevard. W/Adam* Spacious Colonial with formal Srvng. family room wt t firsplace tniahed Baae-ment Omy $227,500

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3 0 5 BEVERLY HILLS RANCH.

3 bedroom, new Mchen. fnshed Besement. attached garage, extra Back room, acoa* trom park. $175,000. (246) 647-8825

BIRMINGHAM BUNGALOW '935 Cole 11 CO *q n . 2H bed-room* 1 Bath, drung room gareg* Ba»em«nt. deck, central air. $139.900 (246) 647-2125

BIRMINGHAM - Chanrsng 2550 sq n m-loein locebor Open Boor plan *ai4»ed oeMnga, 3 bedroom. 2 5 Beth $364 900 By Appt. 800-312-6706

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BLOOMFIELD FARMS - 1600 Sq P. ranch, 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath B«-nwigham School* $164,000 Ctf JOE ATTO (610) 473-6200

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IN TOWN BIRMINGHAM- Uniqu* hom* Comer lot. 2 deck* 2 M 2 half baths, gourmet Mchen. masw suit* wtfi large spa tub. icAed bed-room w'entertanment room. New roof, plumbing, air Asking $447,900 Cal Joe Deya 248-856-7140 Cal E«e* Came* or Joe 246-64S64&

NOTTINGHAM FOREST Speooua cuatom buM home: 4-5 bed-rooms. very speoei In every wey -Beverly's HOs al Its best' $M0 000 Sanou* inquinea or«y A*k k*_

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3 0 6 EXQUISITE 2000 sq * colonial 3 bedrooms. 2'» bath*" I s l floor laundry Too many *me<ytie* lo M $169.000 • (810)

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313-459-6000 BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom z , bath colonial r\ desirable Forest Trails Pr oless iona0y -finished basement, tamily room with fireplace, lormal dining room, deck, neutral decor, move-m condmon, walk to elernen tary school $172,900 LANO COMPANY OF MICHIGAN (313) 455-0606 or (3131 459-5851

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THE PERFECT HOME Beeut*u«y maintained 1650 aq It muli-ievel home mth 3 Bedrooms, t 5 Beths, Ktraiy. sunroom. office and more larg* iwig room and kJtch*n with vaulted Beamed ceikngs. terge family room 2'4 car oarage A must see to believe $149,900 < 6 0 0 " -

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Call Shan Dev Corp 1246) 626-9099 or

(313) 287 9649

NORTHBROOK COLONIAL, 3 bed-rooms, Z'a baths. 8 mo. old. moti-vated seller, immediate oco^ancy $196,909 Robert. ReiMax Execu-tive 248-442-7643 810-690-9043

FOREST BROOK SUB Oltenng this 4 Bedroom. 2 bath home family room w/tireplace, remodeled Wlcnen. wiFrench doors leading to hug* deck finished basement and home warranty A must see

$154 900

BETTER THAN NEW - near SumnM 4 Bedroom. Z*i. Bath colonial less than 1 yr old. neutral decor thru out lolt overlooking greal room, dramatic ceilings IUSJ landscaped & -eaay to g o - $ 2 i 4 900 3 1 3 - 3 9 7 - 1 6 4 8 313-397-7242 Absolutely no realtors

BY OWNER Prestigious Royal Poinie Sub- Lovely family home 4 Bedroom Z * Bath, library 2 decks, 21.* car garage Many eilras' $305,000 Qualified Buyers only No Brokers Pvease (3131 453-0518

CANTON • Beautiful wel main-tained, 6 yr old. 4 bedroom. 2' i bath, colonial S ol Ford Rd, E ol Lilley Open house Saturdays 4 Sundays Noon-6pm Or by appointment only 41838 Metaline, 313-981-7414

CANTON immaculate '968 Bnck Colonial, 2000» sq.lt, 4 Bedrooms. 2 5 Bath Master Suite ceramic Me. hardwood floors Fireplace, Formal Dming Kitchen with island, finished Basement, 2 tier Dec*. Porch. $217 900 GALLATIN REALTY CO

(313) 994-1202

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CASTELLI & LUCAS ( 3 1 3 ) 4 5 3 - 4 3 0 0

GORGEOUS CANTON Quad. 4 Bed-rooms. 2 Baths, meticulously cared 1or home Beautifully decorated, attractive landscaping, numerous updates. $159,900 Realty Executive West Can Ellen 313-453-4*45 or M * e 313-397-5976

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O C C U P A N C Y This super clean 3 bedroom. 2 Beth cape features a lormal dining room, lamily room with fireplace speoou* kitchen, finished Basement 2 car attached garage, large fenced yard 6 nearly 1400 sq ft $148,900 (AFRMBI

OPEN SUN 1-4 HokdayPark Sub Rd < 1-275) 39729 Lynn (back

of Sub ) Quad-level 3 Bedrooms 1 5 bath, central air. 2 5 car garage

extras Move-in condRnn 900 313-455-0019

many $139.9

OPEN SUN 1-5PV 7495 Char-nngton Gorgeou* 4 bedroom. 2 5 bath, 1st floor laundry Butft In 1096 $229,900 HELP-U-SELL (313! 454-9535

SOUGHT AFTER RANCH in Canton Immaculate and neutral. 3 Bedroom* 2 5 Baths The 1600 sq ft home indud** a master suite with Oath & walk-m closet Dtfiing room, large eat-m kachen Newer rool, cen-tral air Asking $'159,000

GENIE DUNN, R E A L T O R Coldweli Banker Prelerred Realtors

(313) 416-1228

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1004 RANCH I .OSOki It wWwaik out. 5 acres, extra* galore' $220,900

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i, $210,000 (313) 453-7650

BRICK VINYL-SIDED ranch 45 1 200 tt lot 3 bedroom*, many updates! 1.250 eg.lt 1'4 car garage, $103,500 313-261-0165

BURTON HOLLOW II SUB 3 BeO room bnck ranch. 2t* bath* tamily room wArepiaca. central air newer window*. Imished basement. 2 car attached garage. $169,900

Open Sun, 1 -5pm 16540 Riveraade • (313) 953-1030

BURTON HOLLOW ranch, 3 bed-rooms. 2 baths, larmty roorrv fireplace, tpdales. 16638 Poirya-ina Ct $185 900 313-427-0618

BRICK 3 bedroom ranch, 2V> Baths hardwood Doors fireplace. 1st floor laundry, tul Basement. 2'i car garage. F*nr*ngton Brook Subdw-swn, $237,000 246-489-0940

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COUNTRY LIVING Tha 3 Bedroom ranch on ove' an acre features open hoot plan, updates A heated 2 car garaae-a mechanics dream, lor UNDER $143 000

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(313) 4 3 2 - 7 6 0 0 FARMINGTON HILLS 3 Bedroom ranch. 1800 sq 11 shaded oomer lot, 110x150 Grcular drive, lamity room 21x23, new Mchen finished base-ment, screened porch. 2'n car heated garage $189,000 246-553-3149

FARMINGTON HILLS. 3 bedroom, 3.5 baths. 3.200 sq ft mground swimming pool, many extras. Musi see to app-eciale1 1246) 661 9026

BY OWNER 19996 Brentwood 4 bedroom. 2 bath, central air Remodeled kitchen, 2 car attached garage Thermal windows, finished Basement Back* up to wooded area $145,900 (248) 476-1223

COVENTRY GARDENS 33521 Raybum Ave Brie* ranch, 3 Bedroom. Z.I bath Spacious family room w^ireplace. Air. double lot. 2 4 car attached garage f n thed Base-ment. $179,900 By appointment

(313] 425-1050

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2250 SQ FT QUAD LEVEL Four Bedroom 3 bath, partially timshed Basement Air condi-tioning many other updates Excellent schools $197,000

(810) 553-2116

FARMINGTON HILLS Near Eleven Uue S Middleoelt 3 bedroom colo-nial 3 full oaths, mature tree* 2200* sq ft . low $160's (248) 476-2474

FARMINGTON HILLS - Open Sun 1 -5pm 21600 Whmingion Mint Con dttion 3 Bedroom bnc* ranch, Built in 1993 2.5 bath, garage $144 900 HELP-U-SELL (313) 454-9535

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MEADOWBROOK HILLS Dreamy treed acre settmo

ned 5 Bedrooms »;living room. room, family room! grea!

Updated 5 Bedroo dining room, fan H M n l a n a k n hardwood flows Tft Baths - won-derful coen floor plan basement & attached oarage onN $279,900.

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EXCEPTIONAL Bicentennial Estates 4 bedroom. 2H baths speckxi* finished Basement with kitchen, rec room, wet bar »nd additional "a bath. Great Room with wet bar and ftrepiace. Ocular stair-case in Foyer with French door to Library Pnced lor a quick sale at $279,900

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FIRST OFFERINGS B U R T O N HOLLOW 34912 Wood Dnve

tf*S-4 Includes new roof, custom kitchen ha finished Basement, vmyt windows, central ar. and more1 Excellent neigh borhood with swim dub Asking $198,500

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Pnme 5 and Farrmngtqr area Bnck Color**' features 3 bedroom 2"1 bath formal Dming room. Family

n a e awantie-attached garage and CA Only $178 500

NEW & EXQUISITE 2 Story contemporary in Timpercrest Features include 4 Bedrooms, 2 5 baths. G'eat Room w.<vau«ed ceiling. Bay windows in den & Iront Bedroom. 2 car garage Many updates

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Northville

OPEN SUNDAY. 1-4 41164 McMAHON CIRCLE

3 bedroom 2 lull baths large comer lot. attached garage 1375 sq tl

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RANCH 3 bedroom in g'eat neigh-borhood, dose to schools Family room. 1s1 Boor laundry, 3 sided fire-place. partially flrwhed basement. New cemral air. neutral decoration. $174,900 By Owner 248-553-8974

GORGEOUS FRANCA VILLA

Beaulrtul 3 Bedroom Bnck ranch with lots ol updates inducing ali windows, root, central air. hot water heater and much mora' $204,900 (42FRA) Call ROBERT CUFF

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ROLLING OAKS Lovefy ranch nestled on private set-ting leaf-nog open-free flowing floor r ,r fri* rw-lf-Stunnung Uir c lamay focal fireplace, aoorwairs to patio Forest Elementary schod

CALL MARClA VAN CREVELD CENTURY 21 Associates

450-3803 PAGER 661-0993

(248) 626-8000 ext 216

Garden City

BY OWNER Open Sun 1-5 839 Douglas N oI Cherry H*W oI Venoy 3 Bedroom 2 Belh ranch Fin-ished basement Central air 2 car garage Appliances $105,000

(313) 422-8861

Hamburg

LARGE COUNTRY HOME on 6 '10 01 an acre 4 Bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, 2 garages. Florida room 1st floor laundry Many Features & Updates 14296 Rictil-eld, off Newburgft

(313) 591-1317 $237,900

LIVONIA New on me Market' Location, quauty and value' Thi* uaiity am

a: ? m »4 Bedrooms. 2M baths beautitul landscaping, and an the other extras Area ol higher pnced homes Owner needs fast sale S will look at ar oilers Bunt in 1987 Pnced at $249 900

NEW LISTING • Kimberty Park Sub 3 Bedroom colonial with large family room wah fireplace, central air, neu-tral decor a super oean Best buy »i the area at $149,900

THE MICHIGAN GROUP REALTORS

(313) 591-9200

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a updated 2100 sq ft bnck cdo-

4 Bedrooms. 2 Baths waaiout basement w.shop Featura sheet at 35190 Six Mite Rd No Realtors please $239,000 (313) 591-6877

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lower level larg* lot w«h custom l*nd*cap«g t nground aprmwere m a wondamx wooded neigl*oitiood Central m cathedral casing, large deck 4 other extra* Eaay access to

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33552 MlCHELE Charming Bnck 1 " " * — — *

cethna 'ins R r m appliance*. 2 5 garagaiopanar 1180

Stl-, 3* bedrooms Warranty 37 900 (313) 425-6410

NEWER CONTEMPORARY RANCH, 3 bedroom 2 bath great room wftrepieoe ebr, attached heated 2 car garage. iand*capmg. sprinkler*, lenoad 8631 Norman Regency Circle Sue 1st street W ol H». No ol Joy Owner $185 000 (313) 462-3736

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rooms have doorwaMs to connecting deck 4th level * Imished Large Bam wiWairs & «ft Fenced courtyard 2 Car garage

C E N T U R Y 2 1 HARTFORD SOUTH

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STONELEX3H VILLAGE OPEN SUN . t-4 14071 Riverside 4 Bedroom T l bath Colonial Beau trtvl treed ot, wood deck to paco Spaoous tamily room with cathedral ceiling & Bnck fireplace wood win-dows. maintenance tree exleror, walking distance to schools S224.900 (313) 425-9556

WONDERFUL ALL BRICK RANCH

Entoy the large family room or re-.a* in the cory living room wrth natural fire place This home leatures a large kitchen with new dishwashe' jpdated bath, new central a« ana roof Extra -nsulation circua Breakers and more $132,900 (005FA)

A D C O L U T t l L V G T U H H I N G 3 year new 4 bedroom colorsal in North Lwoma 2 story toyer. upgraded cabriets hmshed oasepient maroie front fireplace, 6 ft privacy fence, 8 person hot tub. deck spnnkiers cen-tral air. beautitul landscaping Man, custom extr**l Only $ < 69 900 (063MOI

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immaculate 3 bedroom, 2 Bath ranch within me award winning No»i schod district Many updated amer«t«s including windows 50 gallon nol wale* heater, some newer carpeting, 18 OOO BTU wall air conditioner freshly painted and much more Corner lot $129,900 (164MC)

CUSTOM HOME IN ANDOVER POINT

Designed By Melomo' 2 story toyer witr, martMe 3 car garage, caeular dnve Granite countertops. Bodge overlooking tamily room, 18 ft ceil ings in tamily room Full extra deep Basement, rear porch 9 It ceilings & top ol the line Eagle windows $469,900 (051 AN)

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Plymouth

DowntowrTWymouth location 3-4 bedrooms 2 baths, Basement wood stove 2 car garage i 'enced yard $176 900 313-451-2862

COME HOME TO THlS BEAUTY! Lake Pome 4 bedroom colonial 2 5 bat-s. 2 car garage, new 4 updated . 5 M e » Haggerty $189,500

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STUNNING TUDOR, 3500 soli. * - * bedrooms 3 Baths, pool loaded much more $339 000 Call R t * . - * HMSS 248 539-717T).-

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This ranch home features p^fy hare-* wood floors ceramic tile m kitcho* ^ extenor steel door, newer carpel, some newer windows finished base-ment with plush carpet, privacy 'enoe. across Back of lot and more $144 900 (574PA)

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BEAUTIFUL 3 Beo-oom 2 5 bath 2025 sq « ranch on over acre lot backng lo large commons area Can. tral air sprinklers, extensive land-scaping $235,900 1248) 347-4670

BY OWNER Lovely lot 4 Bedroom 2 5 baths. 2.254 sq ft. wmspenng M e a d o w s S u b d i v i s i o n

(248)349-6926

NOVI. 3 bedroom ranch on almost 1 acr* lot. 1440 sq 1 tamify room w.firepsace 3 bams, finished Base ment Open Hou** on weenends

(248) 477 8851

ceemga $219,900 8 <0-486 3624

Northville

PRIME LOCATION' 4 Bedroom 2 5 Beth, arg* lot Comparable to new $400 000 home* Pnced lor mme-date sale $324 900 810346-3504

NOVI COLONIAL Open Sun 1-4pm Located E of Beck between 10 4 11 Mite

Cdonia. m pop<..ar Simmon* Och*rd Sub Options inciud* deck. Family central ar 4 Much Mor* Move-in Before school starts Novi acnools To laam mor* about tr»s great real estate opportunity cal

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Lots ol 'resh paint neutral decor updated kitchen with pantry moat newer carper some newer windows ceramic filed toyer family room *-ith Beautiful lirepace and manU*. custom deck, tirasned basement wrth glass Block windows. One Year Home War- -ranty '$152 900 (262PA)

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Walled L a k e . 4 2 8 6 Lakes Area 4281

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Laige living room won My window dming room pnvaie t>acli(rara with »tone«»e:> across Width at backyard 2 bedrooms 2 ce- delacned garaoa $ 159 900 (12SHAI

P R I C E D T O SELL * Bedroom. 2 5 Mylfi colonial witu over 1 700 aaj fl family roof his ''re place Shoo slroll 10 ic.-ioo-s and con-vewn.<en(H located lo shoppinfl Mntang. restaurants ar*J churches Spaoixis arid I v x M dacAyanJ I rear Home War ranty $139 900 (S3SGRJ

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THREE bedroom 1 C® sq 1 ranch •KIM newtr winOows « « plaster and hardwood constr-jctcr? Great Buy al $73,900

UNIQUE ranch m outstanding sub 'Four Season aojnior 'eceriDy remode«ed mcnerv 2 fireplaces. sky i-ght .n lanuly room OooWe tiered dec« 2 car 9a'age and brushed Basement You *onl Be pi u p po.ru ed $119 900

W o' Beech Oaly N ol F ye Una 3 Bedroom Bnck ranch Newer win-dows furnace not water neeier and fool Updated kitchen a no catfis Going lest at $98 900

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eitra Bedroom privacy fence, 2 car delated parage $142 ! 900

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OPEN HOOSE Sun , Noon - 5 Ranch 3 Bedrooms, family room. Basement updated kitchen. large lot 358 Harvard c appt (8101437-1258

ABSOLUTELY PERFECT 3 Pad -room Bungaiow Features include updated ki>c*eri 4 Bath newer 'ur-nace ceM-alaur windows new snin-

8es on -ool 2 car Oetacned garage 93 500

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A MUST SEE * Bedroom 1?0u sq 11 colonial 2 5 Bath 2 car garage finished Dasemens nardwocw 4 ceramic "oors newe'carpet Charm throughout 1765S G'er^o 'e $112 000 Open Sundays

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YOU MUST SEE this 3 Bedroom brie* ranch Full Base ment large kitchen w Ommg room off .11*0 room Home. Prelection Pi an

included Only $64,900 E R A QUALITY R E A L T Y

(313) 522 -3200

YOUR OWN PRIVATE PARK updated 3 bedroom ST-arp mow m condition Sky.ghls carpeting 80 wt Low E windows 2 car garage -isolated workshop Oarencev'lle schools Only $75 900 (93lNOr

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SOUTH LYON 3 Bedroom Colonial 2- Path den ac deck, fireplace full Basement, on 5 acres $209,000

(8101 437 8647

BETTER THAN THE REST1 Describes this gorgeous 3 Bedroom Bnck ranch with family room fire-place. Beautitul large kitchen r.» baths hraaned Basement, attached 2 car garage many extraa $129,900

THIS IS IT! Sharp 4 Bedroom Bnck home with a huge country kitchen, 1'« badhs cen-tral air finished Baaement with poe-s«Bie 5th' bedroom perfect for a large 'amity 4124 90O

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MONROE Detroit BeacTi 80.130 waiertrorK. house. 3 car garage across from Slertang Stat« Park. Beautilm-$168 000 313 289-4033

NEAR W1XOM $ Mapae Rd 2 yrs new 1900 sq ft 3 Bedroom, 2't Baths 2 story Entra Bedroom & office F amity room fireplace Beauti-fully landscaped sprmkiers large deck. $229,JOO 248-66®-74»9

CASTELU - -(313) 525-7900 1990-1991 1WM 993-1994

CENTURION AWARD WINNING OFFICE

DREAM COME TRUE What a great price tor this 1985 custom Built ranch 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, great room fireplace 2_car attached garage, Basement, t.673 sq ft and much more S) 49 900 -Hurry!

A N N S H A H I N Caldwell Banker Schwe«uer

(810) 406-0164 • Pager ,2481 347-3050 e« 423 Office

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H BEAUTIFUL 4 Bedroom 2 5 Bafli home irpmacuiate condition NW Troy Receni remodewd 8 new updates Gas fireplace-iiardwood Moors & new carpel Spacious rnasle-su:le w.'iacuz?! 4 waik-in closefs large private comer «t open House J rfy I2lh - 13th 11am 10 6pm 5586 Fawn Ct Or 810-641-3664 > By appt

$229 525

8Y OWNER - 8eau«tul new large 4 Beoroom colonial Many custom upgraded extras White kitchen hard wood floors professional land-scaping Great room, library Sacn-•ice Below cost $310 000 Owner 1rar,sfer-e» (248) 619-2050

screened porch "reed ' S S 2 900 D 4 H Piapeti«5 248-737.4002

BY OWNER Open Sit 4 Sun I fo 4 "8«10 Poinoai-a 7 Inkster 3 c-ed room prick m m 'un rarch 2 ca-garage Updated windowvc lumping electrical'oof Pailcal 'ihished oase ment Landscaped 585 700 _ Or hy appontrneni 313532-1907

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This' South RtsJIcd updated Dr<« Dungatow 3 Bedrooms one latge bedroom witt, Bath aid walk in closet Family room with doc wall fo deck large livmg room and f-nished basement. Call tDda» $96 500

AUBURN HILLS 2295 Ridgewood .1 Uruversity 4 MUST SEE A

Contemporary ReBuilt Rancn 1100 sq *t 2 cedro-yns Ope' House Sunday 12 5pm HarBcn Komes

9101 377-1030

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GREAT LOCATION' Bu-it in t994 3 bedroom. 1 5 bath, 1400 sqft Colonial finished baseme-nt central air attached 2 car garage large pat>0, kitchen appliances included $182,000 (2481 740-3951

( 313 ) 5 3 2 - 0 6 0 0 ROCHESTER'Brck ranch »a.« out basement pat« park 'ike setting' Newer wmoows. roof furnace 4 cen "a air 223 S Helen $149 900

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810-412 5000

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F I N I S H E D B A S E M E N T 3 beoroom 1 Bam Bunga;ow offers mewei carpet 'arge rooms, master bedroom with V i Bath 2 car

C A S T E L U & L U C A S (313) 453 -4300

GREAT STARTER HOME 2. Bed room ranch. ha'-JWOOd floors full fin-shed Basement Open Sun t2-4pm S68.90C- ,3t3i 937-3323

R E D F O R D 3 t«-3room Bungalow rome with family room- a<x: garage Redford Union schools Greal state' home Asking $63 900

(313) 532 -0600

ROCHESTER HILLS 4 pedroom •i neutral decor Wing room

din.ngTaom family room w fireplace •ar-ge mtchen. l-n-she-3 basement, •ar-je 'e^ced ya«i w deck & play structure ST8SOOO 248-65«-1968

TROY - NEW CONSTRUCTION 4 bedroom. 2 -.- bath. 3 car garage Ready for your cho«e ot interior pamt 4 carpet 3100 sq ft coen floor plan wilh 2 skylights Jul* occupancy Please can i24Sl 642-8686

Offered by THE BENEICKE GROUP

I M M A C U L A T E Picture perfect 3 bedroom 1990 colo-nial win 2 car attached garage, new roof, carpet pamt and 2 car attached ga-age new toot carpet paint and C. A on a pnvate wooded premium lot Great tomrty neighborfKOd Like New1 UGLA-P; Ask far Jeff Galunas

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Clean 2 story -eady for occupancy features privacy fenced yard, family room with fireplace Vinyl windows, central air attached 2 car garage updated decor Won t asi long1 Now only $121,900 36610 Mellon IN ol Palmer 4 E of Newburghj Call Mar* Klein*necht at

Oakland County

VP 3 2 acres w,'poind, custom new constmotton 1st floor masie. bedroom suite Great room 4 fireplace w cathedral ceiling Formal dining room Spacious kitchen w doorwall overloofung ponds and trees Full Basement * fireplace. 3 ca' attached garage $298 900 Can Rei-ju. ask Carl or Belly

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OXBOW LAKE Pnvale al •porta lake SO S' ct sandy beecn Enremefy we* meln-lained home, 3 bedroom*,

casement large deck, sprinklers lots ct storage on quel peninsula Paved Street $196,900 810-828-3787

TRAVERSE CITY'S Long Lake. 2 bedrooms. 2 battis Winterized Deck, guest house garage, docks, deep lot, $229000 816-941 5327

Whit£ LAKE Ranch on All Sports pnvaw Coo«ey Lake 2200 sq.A weft out w.'deck 4 bedrooms, 2 bams, centra) an, 2.5 attached garage family room «natural fireplace, sprin-klers 4 dock $238,900 Appointment

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BLOOMFIELD HILLS Schools 6 bedroom. 4 Bath contemporary won hm-shed walkout West Bloomfield Sharon Utnch agent. 610-870-2033

BRICK RANCH 3 bedrooms 2'i baths Fionda room, finished base mem w,'Jacuzzi, on 1. acre, 2 car aflached » 2 car detached garage $235,000 (2481 788-0974

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Check out the awesome floor plan in the 3 bedroom. 2 fu» bath home m M-llpointe Dinung room Balcony over-looks family room w<tr> fireplace s*y lights in Mchen for tons ol natural light 2 car attached garage ceniral air tenced yard 4 more $134, 900 •6385 2500 Slockmeye' Westland.

R A N C H . Spectacular vau'ieJ- ceilings throughout lire spac-ous 2 bedroom plus Sen home w.lfi 'roni bay window comple'e w.th ceram.c tile foyer. 2 fun ceramic trie bams fireplace wvih mantel skylight m kitchen finisned with beautiful Oa* Cabinetry mam Moor laundry 2 car attached garage, full basemen! Large comer location. Select your carpet and kitchen Hoonrng $162 630 246-696-4886

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FLOOR PLAN Localod on a spectacular wooded homesite :-«ertoc«irg the protected nature sa'Cluary.thib innovative Itoor plan oilers spacious open 'eewia w-ih privacy 'or 3 bedrooms, and 2 full Baths cm the upper level Large open kitchen with Custom White CaBinefry and skylight, separate dirung area and large family "ocn with fireplace and custom mantel Brio e«ienor. paia <te.-n windows, handcrafted wooden fronf porch. Basement 2 car attached garage 5197 871. 248-698-4888

U N D E R C O N S T R U C T I O N OCCUPANCY APPROXIMATELY 1?0 DAYS COLONIAL 4 becfroom 2'-. batr w-th areat vaulted and calhe-Oral ceilings Spectacular master suite *-th custom cay windo-w Ceramic tne full bath m»n floor laundry hand-crafted wocden pcch and -ailing at entry 2 car aracfed garage Select yOu-r own intencr colors and f nivhes al builders design center $160,520

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PLYMOUTH - 4 units By Owner Built 1965 Great investment, mainte-nance tree Must Seel $325,000

(81 OS 426-0932

Condos

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ALL SPORTS SYLVAN LAKE Keego Harbor premium lakefront 2 Bedroom condo Completely remod-eled » Beautiful custom interior. Great v>ew of ake from deck, boat dock W Bloomfield Schools Vacant. $139 500 Call (248)646-7991

ROCHESTER HILlS 4 bedroom 2700 sq rt. mum level tudor 2 full 4 2 half baths near CTC 4 1-75 Will cooperate wth Real Estate Agents 'c< 2 V . $235 000 OPEN SUN '-5 ,2481 373-2532

MAPLE-ORCHARD LAKE - Updated 3 bedroom tn-level 1918 sqlt., 2 5 baths, new turr.ace.air, neutral, fire-place 2 car $184 900 D 4 H Properties 248-737-4002

ROCHESTER HILLS Open Sun ' 4 1663 Vale Ct University Hills SuO 4 Bedroom 2 $ Bath, 2 story bnck 4 alurrwium CConial on cul-de-sac Close 10 schools New kitchen w-tn- hardwood floors Livmg. d«ng 4

$215,000

PINE LAKE FRONT 60'*330 - Won-derful opportunity for renovation or leardown Existing home is 4OOO Sq Ft walk-out ranch $799,000

Ca" Madeion Ward CRANBROOK ASSOCIATES

Bloomfield Hills 810-647-0100 or 810-215-2424

12481 652-6939

ROCHESTER Spill 'anch built 94 2760sqft fin.spedwai«-out vaulted ceii ngs $229 500 Open House Fri, Sat 4 Sun 246-370-9618

SYLVAN Lk 3 bedrooms 2 . Baths, famrfy room finished Basement, garage lake

1429 Glenwood l313i 821-1688

Royai Oak/Oak Park-

Huntington Woods

W BLOOMFIELD - 5 bedroom Colo-nial 3364 sqft updated, library, lormal livmg 4 dirvng room. DuOer pantry 1st floor laundry 2 fuc 4 3 halt baths, finished basement, newer roof $245,000 (248) 626-3679

R E D F O R D 2,000 sq ft dt -1 »«220 5 bed-rooms O p a i r i n g puThng n

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(313) 532 -0600

R E N T E R S TAKE N O T E ' AWoraable Bungalow close to Livonia 3 Bedrooms bMement Ciarereemtie school Best value West of Beech Daly' Move m for almost normng out Of pocket1 $57 900 >«84 Inkster Rd , Redford Call Mark Kemknecht

H U N T I N G T O N W O O D S _ JUST - wiSTECi Eaoulaus—buy-ChaTning 3 Bedroom Bungalow Greal ocation ^$159,900 Jane JacoOson, or 810-547-2000 exl 3S8 Chamberlain Realtors

W BLOOMFIELD- Townhouse condo 10 desirable Greenepcunte 14 Ml 4 Halsteao 1200 sq fl plus (wi-shed basement, 2 car attached

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N OAK Park Be^rey schools Sharp -3-bedroom bnck f\M base-•nant attached garage Double lot,

$129,900 11 Coolidge 248-788-4377

Westland/Wirw

new deck

ROYAL OAK Beverly Hills Sub 3 bedroom ranch. 1'» baths 1800 sq, fi -double iot 2 car attached garage $179 000 1248) 549-6854

Southfieid-Lathrup

BETTER THAN THE REST1 Describes this gorgeous 3 Bedroom bnck ranch with family room, fire-place beautitul large kitchen V* baths, finished basement, ar ached 2 car garage Many enra's $121 900

THIS IS IT' Sharp 4 bedroom bnck home with a huge country kitchen 1baths cen-tral an, limsheo basement with pos-sible 5th Bedroom PerfeO for a large tam«ly $124,900

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C r a n b r o o k V i l l a g e Fo.r Sale By Owner 3 or 4 Bedroom B"ck ranch 1600 sqft. Birmwigham schools 2 i Bath fi« Basement, hard-wood floors fireplace Inoround Pod $149 900 1248) 644-6233

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, SOUTHFIELD - Open Sun 2-5, 4 | bedroom bnck colonial. 2 5 baths, air.

oaded with updates 27060 Charles 0» (248) 354-9018

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— . . • «l T I M B ' .L» » e « ' J I aeaulifui 2 story 2H bath man Boor I aundry park u<e back yard Wei I maintained $229,90012481355-0648

C A S T E L L I (313) 5 2 5 - 7 9 0 0 1990-1991 1992-1993-1994

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NEW ON THE MARKET Westland w. Livonia schools 3 bed-room bnck ranch with flnahed bese-rvwnt 2 car garage Asking $115.000 X U KJI Century 21 T o w n e Pride

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WATERFORO 1.500 Sq Ft home mppironimately 2 aces large pool 3 Clarkston Si season toom $134 900 RE Broker Call Carol

248 7451309

B I R M I N G H A M HOLY NAME AREA . Walk to town 4 Ouarton Lake 2 spa-cious units Each has attached garage, ^replace 1 bedroom, bath basement very pnvate, overlooking park S144.900,each Sell separale or together (313) 241-6253

BLOOMFIELD HILLS - Adams Woods Condo, 3 bedroom 3 5 bath 3 fireplaces laundry, complete sepa-rate apartrr««ii on lower level 4 decks beautifm wooded ravine sel tipg excellent schools and suburb location 3600 fa 1 , $269,500

1248) 852-0013

CANTON Lilleyi'Paimer - 2 bedroom bnck townhouse fireplace, skylights, appliances, basement enclosed patio air $95,900 D4H Properties (248) 737-4002

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W E L L M A I N T A I N E D 1.200- sq ft ranch, 3 bedrooms, cen-tral air family room with natural fire-place palio with gas grill secunty system home warranty, maintenance tree exterior and move -n ready L1015 $129 900

Washtenaw County

NORTHFIELD N O R T H F I E L D T O W N S H I P 1 st otenng 7 72 acres ol beautiful rollwig land 1or only $60 000 00 wiland contract terms Located near North Temtonai Perfect place to raise a tam 7 Hurry and call1 Perk resi ordered CALL ANDY

Canton

P A L M E R P L A C E condo - rare fmOf Thes 2 bedroom lownhouse nas the best location In the Comdex ManJwood toyer. marry upgrades spacious deck 4 cozy fire-place $117,500 IACHJH) Call Jonn Hosko,

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WESTLAND Beautifully decorated, completely updated bnckysteel ranch, 3 Bedrooms 1 'i baths 'i block 1»om

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1221 Berkshire S Che E.Merr man. $86 900

V (313) 595-OOT9

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WESTLAND - 3 bedroom 1800 sq 1 bnck ranch overlooking pro-tected bud sanctuary Livonia schools 2'* car garage 2 fireplaces. 1st floor laundry Full finished base mem $203,000 (313) 261 7854

INKSTER 4 Westland - EASY TO MOVE IN1 2 4 3 bedroom homes available Sl.500-S6.000 down

Reman 313-381-2099

WESTLAND Bnck ranch, 3 bed-room 1 bath, tamily room, finished basement, 2 5 car garage, air, newly remodeled $125 ,000 (313) 32fr6138

Westland 35125 June

$2900 Moves In Brand new 3 bedroom Colonial

1 5 batha. basement carpeted throughout

Paint & Tile (or pari down payment/closing costs

ROSS REALTY 313-326 4300

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V I L L A G E ! Check out BUS 2 bedroom lownhouse with targe masler bedroom 4 walk-in closet Also has a knock out finished Basement 4 pienfy ol parking for all your tnends $96,999 (AARJH) CaS John Hosko

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5 45 A C R E S on Wooded X* m Dee-••eta Twp I Chalet features 5 Bedrooms 3 baths, | family room w Veptace double wrap around O&kinc Professionally land-scaped $279,900

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DEARBORN TOWERS STUOlO APARTMENT, New carpel 4 appli-ances, Loveiiy view of woods, Heated pool Dues include a«T heat 4 water $36,900 (313) 414-0030

ALL SPORTS Lakefronts 3 4 4 bed-roorri homes ™anv anwxtiet. Watkms Silver. Tun 4 bonooSiouse Lakes From S225.000-S500.000 Call Lakes Area Specialist, Sharon Ulnch agent 810-870-2033

BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED home HILLSDALE- LOVELY 3 bedroom yea- round home on pnvaw Lake

ished basement wood

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TOT RENT S19&MO 3 Bedroom 1 ball. f»»ngar*0r. stove (Mpoaai. tnac« Bar 4 cathedral oMrngs throughout. Immadiata occupancy after approval Ca* tor data*

-WOW-Carport. refngerator cartrV ait dmhwaanar, Move. shed, beau*-tu*y landscaped is ocaied on court (no traffic I gun ers 4 down-spouts 4 much more

•rrs REAL-$13,950, 2 bedroom, 1 Bath, refrigerator, stove fireplace, window aw oond®on«v "aaher 4 dryer, mini blinds «nmediale occupancy after approvals

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PARKS REALTY (Neer Mr Ptoaaar» «V CUSTOM BUILT 3 bedroom. 2 b«>i. 3+ garage open k x * plan Dock boat oul back door on al pur-poee Lake Isabella S19B.M0 12 SMALL HOME on 25 roang aces Garage bam greal hunwig. $09 900 13 RUSTIC HOME on Base Lane 3 oe»ooma. I 5 batha. family room. 96 frontage $89,900 •4 GREAT HOME on Meniny Cham ol Lakea Ful walk-oul baaemeni Everything goee at $99,500 #5 DESIRABLE LOT overlooking j fKf Isabella $36 500 •6 1 l i ACRES Hunt CM)? Invest-ment? $120,000 •7 BUTLER BUILT conwneroal bunding 3200 aqlt. Hxturea . eqtap-ment. parking, $94 900 Visit our WEB SITE al http //www voyager net/parksrealtv tor area into |5t7> 844-3316

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BOYNE - 82 • - ACRES BeauMul ro»nv) wooded, streams Hiw*t hsh cross-country ski, snowmobile Fronts on US-131 3mi N to Boyne Mts goU ski airport Atlachedto

500 secluded acres Stale forest $n\500 terms (517) 422-3905

CADILLAC AREA Rose Lake, l l •ports, sandy beach, 2 yr old, year around home, 3 bedrooms 2 full baths $135 000 (313| 453 8859

GLADWIN 422 ft Tobacco River frontage plus over 9 acres High banks, septic"* boat dock permit $59,900 Cal for complete witonna-twm 4 pictures Realty Enchange Group, 248-686-1800

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•LOT RENT »19SM0 -3 Bedroom. 1 bath, refngerator stove disposal snack bar 4 cathedral ceilings throughout Immediate occupancy after approval Cal tor details

•JUST MOVE IN' 1995 16 x 80 home features 2 bedrooms 2 beths, refrigerator, stove, dishwasher disposal washer 4 dryer, central air 3 sky-Wghts 4 a carport tool Dont mrss out on this one!

•NEED MORE ROOM7' How's this 1996 home wrth 4 bed-rooms. 2 baths refrigerator, stove, dishwasher, washerzdryer therma. windows, central a>r 4 cathedral ceilings Pnced to sell

•RESIDENTIAL SET 3 Bedroom, 2 bath 1960 sq ft home on perimeter lot backing up to woods, offers Irving room, family room 4 morning room, al appliances, center island In lutchen central aw. fireplace, bay window Jacuzzi. skyligWs 4 deck 4 more Just too much lo list Cal today for your appointment

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NOVIVAPLES OF NOVI 4 Bedroom. 2>« beth detached condo on hi«op settwig Huge garden style basement Is! floor laundry, aoff, pool 4 country cfub commun*y Only 3 yre old - wn go fast. $214 900

R O G E R H M U R R A Y ReMax Executive Properties

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OAK CREST m Farrmnglon H«s Spacious serine setting 2 bedroom. 2 bath 2 car garage upper unit $130,500 248-489-0196 or 477-6416

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GRAND RIVER-MIOOLEBELT GREAT LOCATION

Ctarencevilto School District

C E D A R I D G E Delux« 1 4 2 Bedroom Uruls

F r o m $ 5 3 0 Vertical blind®, carpeting. Holpowit appliances secunty sysiem storage withm apartmenl

Enter-on Tulare, 1 block W dI Middlebelt on the S Side of Grand

Near Botsford Hospital Livonia Mall 4 downtown Farming*cm

( 8 1 0 ) 4 7 1 - 5 0 2 0 Model Open dawy 1-5

Except Wednesday Office: (810) 7 7 5 - 8 2 0 6

i s g t s s i

FARMINGTON

OPEN WEEKENDS

F R E E H E A T Large 1 4 2 Bedroom*

Oishwaanars. Vertical Bands. Clean. Ouiet Community

RENT FROM $600 Orchard Lake Rd

ftLaLt

V I L L A G E O A K S

(248) 4 7 4 - 1 3 0 5

INKSTER -. 126 ARC OLA 1 Bedroom $42S* Clean, ctoee to

water mouded 248-609-8875

shopping, no pets • Cat O'Riltey Realty

INKSTER Oakland Manor remodeled 1 bedroom starling mo 313 359-1679 3+3-561^782

$45?

NW LIVONIA - Sublease Aug-Sepi Oct $675 mo 2 bedrooms, t balh 950 sq fl, ground floor

(240) 477-8164

Livonia FRANKLIN S Q . A P T S .

FROM $545 I MEAT INCLUDED)

1 4 2 Bedroom Apts AFFOROABLE LIVING

Greal location, plus much more' 5 MI 4 M I D D L E B E L T

3 1 3 - 4 2 7 - 6 9 7 0

BIRMINGHAM - 2 bedrooms 1400 sqft Completely updated' Lcr*«r unit In town Large open layout No garage S1250.'mo 810-528-9110

Birmingham

B U C K I N G H A M M A N O R

2 bedroom apartments

8 1 0 - 6 4 9 - 6 9 0 9

BIRVINGHAM-2567 E Maple 1 bed-room carpet blinds aw. dishwasher storage heat 4 water oduded Lease $550 • 248-647-7077

Birmingham/Troy Area Bloomfield Orchard Apts

Located m Auburn Hals Spacious > bedroom apartments from $515 include heat, gas water 4 binds, plus laundry faoMies 4 more Short term Furnished unrls availaBle Hours 9-5 closed Thurs 4 Sun Sat by appt

BEST APARTMENT VALUE ^

F A R M I N G T O N H ILLS

(N. of Tuck Rd off 8 Mile between Middlebelt 4 Orchard Lake Rd.. comer al Foisom)

T I M B E R I D G E

D E L U X E 1 & 2 Bedroom Units

From $ 5 5 5

Includes appliances, ver-tical blinds, carpeting, pool, close in Farmington Hills location.

Model O p e n Daily 9 - 5 Except Wednesday

( 8 1 0 ) 478 -1487 -mgr v (810) 775-8206-of f ice .

(810) 3 3 2 - 1 8 4 8

ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL Lake front vacant lot All sports 118 acre Grass Lake Whrre lake Twp F 138 B. 136 L.125 R. 162 NO engineered

NO pings needed. $109,000 48-851-8578 or 313-565-8974

BLOOMFIELD HILLS, half acre prime residential lot. house lo Be demolished Mike days 248-674-0341 Eves 248-332-6238

B R A N D O N T W P . Beautiful 2» acre wooded parcels i — I I I M0.9OO each For more witormabon, call 1810) 627-2885

BRIGHTON: 1 * lo 3» acres Utilities perked On street w,$300.000 homes Close to expressways From $57,000 (248) 477-9160

GARDEN CITY RESIDENTIAL Burldrng. loi tor sale, by owner 31472

13' Chester 3131 421-2745

HOWELL - 2 lovely 10 acre parcels with splits available Howell schools $60,000 each (17670)

Cal VICKY (810) 227-4600 Ext 328

The Michigan Group Realtors

LOOKING for a great gel-away nome a are! n Hm

gins Lake $29 900 616-938-9282

or a on r retinng? Lovely wooded lot m area f beautiful i homes blocks from I

LOOKING FOR LAKEFRONT?

Beautiful 2 S acre lakefront lot wmwumum 165 frontage 1st 2 lots

LA^aTwi 'DMGYJBR Located in Brandon Twp Developer on site Sal 4 Sun lia-6p Direc-tions 1-75 N lo Sasftobaw Rd (Exl 89) North on Sashabaw 7 miles to east on Sherwood \» mile on left

1-800-332-7535

BIRMINGHAM 157 W Frank Si 2 Bedroom upper den fireplace, dirvng

storage Si 000 2481 647-7079

BLOOMFIELD HILLS Telegraph & Quarton Rds

Low Move In Costs Remodeled

1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. From $730

HEAT INCLUDED WHETHERSFIELD

APARTMENTS 810-645-0026

' Farawiglon HiSs '

I M A G I N E ! 12 unique floor plans Extia-spacious apartments BeauUuOy landscaped grounds" Extra-large storage areas Ooae to all ma|Or Ireeways Extra-large health dub Full size washers 4 dryers 24 hr monitored gale-house

M I L R A X O A

(248) 478-5533 Ask about out

currant T

There's No Place Like Home

At Woodridge Apartments

Reward yourself with

• Prompt Courteous Service

• Comfortable Floor Plans • Convenient Location • SHORT or LONG Term

Ceases

We're Waiting to Welcome You!

1 » 2 Bedrooms Pets Welcome

4 0 0 A p o r t n a t t

Infuniii ihd

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Concord Towers Apartment Homes

A quiet N-nae al 1-75 acmes Irom

OAKLAND MALL 1 4 2 Bedrooms

| From $485

I* Carport-• Appliances nc dWhwaahar

| • Central Air • Vertical .Btndi • Intercom Entry

16 mo or 1 yr lease available MO APPLICATION FEE

V 1240) 589-3355 J

franeh doors 10 dan. only $790 HEAT 4 CARPORT INCLUDED.

Madaon Habits

GREAT APTS. GREAT

LOCATIONS

RENT INCLUDES

Heat & Vertical Blinds

6 morflh or 1 year Meal liatuiaWd

Noiewae

TREE TOP APARTMENTS

Contemporary Euroalykng throughout including hi-tech kitchen, open Itoor plan, hack lighting. mOvidual wasrers dryers and mora " ~

s n i n f f i - a

<Mh vertical bknds. central aa. neutral carpet, covered perking Great Nonh-vWe value $605 EHO

For your personal appontmeni. cal (010) 347-1690

On Novi Roed. north ol a Mile

1(810) 477-6448,

MADISON HEIGHTS OPEN WEEKENOS

FREE HEAT Oeen. spacious 1 bedroom Wa*

fo Oakland Mall $536

Chatsford Village John R between 13 4 14 Mile

248-588-1486

conditioning, refngerator, range, smoka detectors, leundry faaWee 4 extra storage Swmwtang Pod Cable available

1 & 2 Bedroom Apts.

LEXINGTON VILLAGE

Small Pet Section From S490

1-75 anC 14 MM Opposite Oakland Mai

585-4010

PRESIDENT MADISON APTS.

From $525 1 Block E oI John R

Just S ol Oakland Mai

585-0580

HARLO APTS. From $495

Warren, Mich West side of Mound Rd

Just N. of 13 MM Ooposde GM Tech Center

939-2340

M A I N C E N T D E '

* * EXCEPTIONAL

VALUE NOVI RIDGE APARTMENTS

AND TOWNHOMES

COME SEE FOR YOURSELF

CALL TODAY 810-349-8200

PETS WELCOME

Novrs BEST VALUE

Extremely large 1 4 2 bedroom apart mans feature tpaoous rooms and closets, oversized panoaAaicorM*. deluxe kitchens vertical Bknds cen tral air covered perking tor select units lncred*ne values from only $615 |MO

TREE TOP MEADOWS

10 Mee 4 MeMowbrook (0101 348-9590

C\A* PARK

LINCOLNBRIAR APARTMENTS

We have the following kinds of ur«s available for Aug occupancy

• 2 bedroom 15 bath up 10 1160 sq ft • 3 bedroom 1 5 bath 1380 sq fl

• Ml basement

FROM $646 Heat included

(248) 968-4792

OAK PARK NORTHGATE

APARTMENTS StuSo. 1 4 2 Bedroom Apts

Stan at $415 Heat Included

4 0 0 PLYMOUTH 1 bedroom, large Size quiet txwkJmg Heal 4 water included

ler lease $525 pe» monlh Low aecurty depoeit (313) 459-9507

PLYMOUTH

aw 4 band* available July $440rmo No pats (313) 453-1743

Princeton Court Apis Cal 11-6pm Mon-Fn 313-459-6640

PLYMOUTH- 2 bedroom over retail store Cathedral ceawigs, skylights, all appliances ImmedWte occupancy $85£kMo (313) 9530874

4 0 0

""AR Plymouth Hills

Apartments 746 S Mill SL

Ann Arbor TrVArm Arbor Rd

e 1 & 2 Bedrooms • Washer/Dryer m each unit • Window Treatments • Dishwasher • Air Conditioned • Walk to Downtown • Easy Access to I-275

From

$530

Open 12-5 313-455-4721 Mon thru Fn.

"PLYMOUTH HERITAGE APTS " • Achieve the comfort you so' •deserve al a pnea thai meets youtB •needs From $465 per monlh " | Relax m a spacious apt located 1 B)usl mwxutes from downtown —

Plymouth Heal 4 walar included • • Be a part ol our community

Cal 3^3 455 4 ^ ^

PLYMOUTH MANOR

PLYMOUTH HOUSE

Plymouth Square Apartments

1 BEDROOM OUIET COMMUNITY

CHARMING PARK-LIKE SETTING

• Verticals. Poo • Walk lo Shopping • Dishwasher 4 Disposal • Central A>r 4 Heating

Remni

* Fabulous Location e Incredible Size * Starting at $605 * Open daily & Sat.

(313)453-2800

REDFORD AREA

OPEN WEEKENDS

Beautiful Renovated Building

Clean quiet building Large i 4 2 bed-rooms with waik-Ir closets FREE "HEAT intrusion afarm sysiem Attended gaiehoufe

RENT FROM $4»5 Telegraph - •* mile S ol 1-96

GLEN COVE APTS ( 3 1 3 ) 5 3 8 - 2 4 9 7

No dooe $925 a monlh. 010*00-2711

ROYAL OAK A dean 2 bedroom on Gardenia near Campbell Air. ca/ peang. stove re*ngeraior. laundry nook up* m baaemeni. tor only 0976

CARPENTER MANAGEMENT 248-500-0900

ROYAL OAK BIRMINGHAM AREA Nearby W Beaumont Hosprtaf

Specious 1 4 2 bedroom* carpel binds appkanoee, ewwnmmg pool, BBO cooking area Heal 4 water mcluded (2481 200-6119

(240) 649 1 042

ROYAL OAK I CLAWSON 2 bedroom ton apartments 4 town

houeee Muet aee to apprec'ale Waaher dryer hookup' Pet' As'

Amber Apartment* (248) 280-1700 http i •'www amberapt oom

ROYAL OAK DOWNTOWN In Fabulous

Renovated Building Spaoous 1 4 2 Bedrooms. wa«-ir. dceet FREE HEAT, "tends Oiei community, walk 10 shoppwig 4 ••ni» tawtment Rem Irom $S85 -

11 MILE 4 MAIN AREA

LAFAYETTE COURT 248-547-2953

Oft Ann Arbor Road 1 Block west of Sheldon (next lo Big Boy )

OPEN MONDAY • FRIDAY. 9-5 SATURDAY 12-4

313-455-6570

PLYMOUTH STUDIO apartment spaoous garage parking. vAMes included new carpet 4 lulchenefle

(313) 453-3387 |Bedroom Hoorplare Irom Ihe low $500s

Much More

Located on 10'A-GreenfieM 313 -455 -3880 FIND IT In Classified1

Call Now 810-968-8688JJ

PLYMOUTH - Furnished studio apartment, pnvaie entrance 3 blks

313-456-2002

O A C H H O U S E APARTMENTS

2 J 6 0 0 L a m p l i g h t e r Lane • Snuthf ic ld C A N T O N LEDROOMG

HFROM ONLY

10 MILE

\panmenti (WasherAJryer hook-up • Setf-ctoaring oven • Vertical »in<Js jSwimmtng P o o t J • N e w R tness C e ^

Pets Welcomel Ihjrnished Apts" Available

Idrsl Location hRFF Heat 4 Water Townhomn Available Hnih-M.nr-I 9 MILE

A u t u m n Vunv fcjrrrai

Cheny Hill at 1-275

313 -397 -1080 Open 7 Days

ICherry Hill

W

O A C H H O U S E ^ A P A R T M E N T S

J UiOO 1.ampl i j jhter Lane • S o u t h l

^^^ffmrdahle 10 MILE

N

9 MILE

D E A R B O R N H E I G H T S A R E A

Beautiful 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom

2 BEDROOM. 2 BATH VILLA • 24-Hour . ^ _ _ __ _

° ^ 5 2 0 Gatehouse Dishwasher Vertical Blinds Air Conditioning Fitness Center Tennis Courts Swimming Pool Furnished Apts. available

BEECH DALY. SOUTH OF CHERRY

3 1 3 - 5 6 2 - 3 9 8 8

A i m k

Canterbury W O O D S

i r r p y * •

j

Luxury Apartments • Retail Shops Professional Space

Canton

FAIRWAY CLUB Golf side Apts 1 & 2 Bedroom

Free Golf Heal & Hot Water Free

Carport Included 313-728-1105

NORTHVILLE - Greet opportunity for Blade's' Lots Available Walkout tor $64,900 and oversized cul-de-sac loceaon lor $89,900 Cash or conven-tional terms Contact JAMES BAKER ol ERA Rymal Symes, 22034 Norn Road. Novi. Ml 48375 al

248-815-4550

NORTHVILLE TWP PARADISE FOUND!

1 3 Acre wa*out *»s wnh frontage on e sparking pnvaie spring led pond O y water 4 sewer Only $1X,000 each Ask tor

ANNA Of RAY Century

P1NCKNEY AREA - * acre lakefrom wa»oul Ol an al sports lake. 130 ft

new development 810-474-7522

frontage • $109,000

PLYMOUTH Vacant Approved tor 22 unl parcel wi OM Vil*)e area Al

Paved road Terme eve* (313) 450-9607

ROYAL OAK - 69 X 104 comer lot clou to downtown $29,000 Cal JOE ATTO (010) 473-6200

R»Max Greal Lakee

WILLIAMSTON 2 4 acre* pawed road, gas tree* wa Bu<id to *u«. $24900 (5I7|655 1936

Q 7 -o / 0

or up-north «. aeaer w« accept pay off ol

(JIJl 702-9179

CENTURY I K « t J f room 3 M» . amaarmes wood neck FarmwigKm H £ T Waa 4MOOO Aeduoed $29 » 3U) S07 i ta4

C L E A N AND C O Z Y rsaawee 2 la *oom. I haK. I re pnaoe rwicar*eOne*W|n.--' b*>

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PLYMOUTH 14a3«. 2 b.

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ralocaann mu*i sar orr« 1 t * r . d appk

112.000 or beet offer table 313-416-1004

PtYMOUTVl • 10*4 Reamer 14 a 56 «0 «**anoaa. * drey 9<ied m tor) I * * Haw earpal Loar Id rent 10600

C L E A N O U T The Attic " C loen T h e Q a n o *

Hevo A Se ieT C e l 313 -Ml -OOOO

3 8 4 LeaMlOplM To Bay

B

3 8 5

PWME HUNTING LANO WANTED TO LEASE

Canton Garden Apts. JOY RO E of 1275

• • S2U0 Hebii le Specious 2 bedroom lownnouse

2 levee wrth pnvate entrance " From $525

(SHORT TERM LEASES AVAILABLE I

FEATURES • 1 4 <t Bath • Slcwe 4 Relngerator • Disnwasher 4 Disposal • Ceniral Aw.<Heat

--'FARMINGTON HILLS RENT FROM $1 095

1500 sq. ft 2 4 3 Beoroom town houses 2'/i Daths, spacious master bedroom suite Washer/dryer blinds & covered patlong

FOXPOINTE TOWNHOUSES

HALSTED 4 11 MILE

(248) 473-1127

' FARMINGTON H I U S RENT FROM S965 OPEN WEEKENDS

1600 sq It 2 bedroom Garden •M'I'IWIU

...In Downtown Northville Expervence .MainCentre's unique one &

two bedroom and loft apartments

( 8 1 0 ) 3 4 7 - 6 8 1 1 Lixated at corner erf Main & Center Streets

in Downtown Northvi l le A Singh Development

• Convenient Parkwig • Laundry facilities • Pool 4 Clubhouse • Sorry no pets'

313-455-7440 • On Selected Unas

CLAWSON -452 E Elmwood 1 bed room, carpel bknds appliances aw laundry m buedwig neat 4 nnirtm I ease U7I

CLAWSOHTROY 510 N Rochester Rd 1 bedroom, carpel, blmda aw storage, laimdry wi bu-dirg hpase $495 240-647-7079

houses with full basements 2 Baihs with walk in close's Cov-ered parking, wasner.dryer vertical bwids. attended gate-house 4 a 24 hr morwtored ir.thjson 4 fire alarm

THE SUMMIT NORTHWESTERN

4 MIDDLEBELT

248-626-4396

FARMINGTON HILLS Tmy 1 bed-room. carpal, appkances quiel pn-vaie setting Squeeky dean S33» mo plus utwties 1810) 357 5811

r ™ FARMINGTON HILLS

Fantastic 1 4 2 bedroom APARTMENTS AVAILABLE

NOW C^aiF I iVF IN THf PA

9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9

9 C A N T O N • P L Y M O U T H SAVE $ HUNDREDS $ OH MOVE - W

9 SUITES FROM $490

fUK SfEClALA CALL 313-3970200

r FRANKLIN PALMER "n HEAT

S O U T H F I E L D 11 Mfle between Lasher & Evergreen

L O W M O V E I N C O S T S 2 Bedroom Apartments

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1 & 2 B e d r o o m A p a r t m e n t s F R E E HEAT & W A T E R

I f o r one y e a r lease | expires 7 - 3 0 - 9 7

• The Apartment Specialists 313-425-0930 •

S I W n g s

A p a r t m e n t L iv ing

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CAMBRIDGE APARTMENTS 55-or Oder Hounng

1 4 2 bedrooms

Ouftmmmng surrounAngs

Shoppwig re it door Retire with us CALL 313-274-4765

DEARaORN MTS PaMmOuter Drive fce«u*M 1 bedtoowi new baVi 4 kacfian Al appaance* K » m c

(313) 522-1811

M e r t f t f e l o d

Cwtracti WANT YOUR DREAM HOME OR CAR"! Poor cr*tr~ Reoar your own oredtlega»i Ca*Raeaeiurifteuma

3 8 7 Rctl E<Ut« Wtated

We buy HOUSES VACANT LOTS. LANO CONTRACTS

CtmUrj lott 3 8 8 CMMCTIAM MEMORIAL

DEARBORN WEST 22924 Oeve land. 2 bedroom apiaanca* a*pa

GREAT LOCATION! 1 Bedroom Sale'"

Bryan

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• Bagar* Yet A*u»deble

CALL TODAY ORE AT SAVINGS

FARMMQTON OARS APTS

g • 40 ace* ol pond 4 • tree-scape serervty

Reson-Mie pool 4 eundeck Beautiful park-lika rvalure 4

• IWf i f l ,

I* luxurious spaoous 4 innovative 1 bedroom

| apartment with abundant _ storage • • • Large 2 bedroom apartment |

IcompWe w«i M ana washer 4 • dryer, 2 bathrooms extra •

• large cloeets aal-m kitchens " 4 pnvaie entrance • • Carports are nduded

I. ughted M m * courts 4 voaaybal area

I CALL TODAY • (248) 474-25101 • Unwed Availability |

• FAIRMONT PARK | I APARTMENTS

w w w w i m t

FARMINGTON MANOR

noppwtg 4 ifnaa I 4 1 bedrooms

. NOVI % # foTERVIEW

fcfe J p A R M S

1 & 183 j poms starting at $485 • .624-0004

SAT 10-2 . SUN H-J

CaWe TV Avatebie Convenient to Westlard Shopping Center Thnj-unit design for maximum privacy 4 cross unit «nOatcm Swimming Pool & Clubhouse Storage in aoartment Balcony or pate Air condbonrg Dishwashers

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1 & 2 B e d r o o m

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F r o m O n l y $ 6 1 0 A few d e l u x e a p a r t m e n t s a r e now a v a i l a b l e fo r i m m e d i a t e o c c u p a n c y . Call t oday , m o v e - i n t o m o r r o w .

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S u p e r Loca t ion In U v o n i a <> ( 3 1 3 ) 4 2 7 - 6 9 7 0

IOCM80 on Warwi Rd i Wsyne S Hewougr- Rds

1& 2 Bedroom Apartments

Iron $440 Open Mon-Sat. 10-6. Suv 12-6

Phone: (313) 729-5650

SOUTH PORT

Wayne . Move In

THRU .TIER SHIM-:

at

H/iyne Forest Apartments

> P r Q Q \ A / a t f l r f i \J \J T T U I V T

luge Closets »Froo Hoat — »Extra Storage-• 24 Hr. Maintenance • Dishwashers •Outdoor Pool -Central Air

lit re I Mated at 33095 Forest Avenue

on the comer of Forest Fenoy

(313) 326-7800

&s 2 Bedroom Apartments

FREE HEAT Dtehwasher • Iocs ol Closets Vertical Winds • Extra Storage Huge Bathroom • Patio or Balcony

I Bedroom has a deluxe kitchen 4. I Vi bath

(313)326-8270 open 7 days

$540

- V I -befwven W e n A I

1534 Carpeting verKal we* ei close* paaoa 4

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tatBonye t w M M r

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GARDEN CITY > v i u « w i a i Area

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OH PoMiac Trail betwem YVest A Beck Roads

Spacious 1 & 2 Bedrooms Starting from S540

6 2 4 - 8 5 5 5 a ' m . w . n . y

FARMINGTON

Chatham Hills O n CM Grand l i v w hr tween Drake 4 Hakwad

1 & 2 Bedrooms, some with Dens From $590 476-8080

SAT/50NH-4

1 & 2 B E D R O O M

LAKE FRONT APARTMENTS from:

M A T m c u j o c o M warr a WMhar & 0ry*r I n Ev^y Apartnwil e Al Lakefront Apartment* e Thru-Unit DMign tor Maximum Privacy

and OOM Ventilation 4 CMMaratOMmoB e Central Air Conditioning • W w » Betoony or Ratio

V Modem O p * Bar Counter

SOUTHPOPT

On l -M North Servioe Drtve Between Heggarty Rd. A Be«ev«e Rd.

(313)697-8742 Open M - r i l M , Bat 10-«. tun 12-5 " f i w

Windemere =Apartments

I Ar 2 Bedrooea Apartments Peaturlnq: e Central Air CondKtonlng e Convenient To Shopping And Expressways e Ceble TV Available • Private Balcony/Petio • Kitchen With Open Ber Counter • Dens AvaHabte • 1 1/2 Batha AvaNebto • And Mors... ViallUa And Bee For Yourseffl

On tlelated 1/2 M k North of Grand River In ParmingUM NIUs

from

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(810) 471-3625 &

V. APARTMENTS

ENJOYABLE LIVING YOU

CAN AFFORD! 1 & 2 B E D R O O M A P A R T M E N T S

HtOM HEAT $385 INCLUDED

Beautiful Setting in a Great Location!

I • Swimming

Pool

•Air

Conditioning

• fasy Access

to 1-96, 1-275

1-696, and

US-23

Hodek Open • Moti Sjrt. 9-6 • Son I f -5

(248) 624-6464

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Sojiwiew Townhouses &

Apartments from

$ 7 9 9 . FREE FULL SIZE

WASHER 4 DRVER • It 700-2700 SQ ft • Garages.Carports • Mannea Entrances

Sutton Place 248-358-4954

23275 Riverside Drive

~ SouBifteld Country Corner Apts We>e S'G Srr-Sctuare Feet

1 OeCroom 1100 SQ fl 2 Beoroom 1300 sqft 3 BeOrocrr, & townhome 1800 SQ II Famal ctnr>g -oom. carport, Beat, Balcony, health ciuBfpool.

Cose to Birmingham EHO Lei us tai you Our brochure B'0-647-6100 1-803-369-6666

303CC Southfield Road v (Between 12 & 13 MifaS j

SOUTHFIELD OPEN WEEKENDS

Voted # 1 For Service 5' Years In a Row By The Senior City Committee

Large 1 & 2 Bedrooms ««th walk-in closets, 2 BetJis attended galahou&e monitored alarm. lully appkanceo kitchen soaal actrvmes. private car-port, editors pool, and elegant c*u-broom Short »** lo Harvard Row Srwpping Cent*

FOR ADULTS OVER 50 Rent from $725

LAHSER RD N OF 1 1 MtLE PARKCREST

(24«) 363-5835

SOUTHFI6LO F R A N K L I N P O I N T E

T O W N H O U S E S •2 BedrocmvSbaffi 129! aq H •3 Bedroom/2 bath 1537 sq * •3 Beckoomi?'* bar 1512 sq it*

Ful Baaemert FROM $760

. HEAT INCLUOEO

(810)355-1367

S O U T H F I E L D |

| C H A R T E R H O U S E |

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• Call About Our | Z Security Deposit Special _

Upscale Hi-Rise Apartments

IStucfco $420 | I Bedroom $5T2-$628 •

I 2 Bedrooms $623-$650 | .-eludes water Te'mis Courts, m

Pool and much more • | Located on 9 Mite.1 |

Greenfield a ^Call Now 810-557-8100J

SOUTHFIELD 1 FRANKLIN REN" FROM $1,430 OPEN WEEKENDS

2 or 3 Bedroom spacious town-houses, elegant lormal dirwig room S great room, natural fireplace 2'fl Baths masler bedroom suite, full basement. 2 car attached garage

WEATHERSTONE TOWNHOUSES (248) 350-1296

Franklin Rd S. ol 13 Mile

SOUTHFIELD 12 Mile between Taiegrapf

4 •torthwestem Hwy

Low Move In Costs 2 Bedroom Apartments

From 1615 HEAT INCLUOCD

F R A N K L I N H I L L S

A P A R T M E N T S

810-35^-5123

Mon -Fn. 9-5 Sat 10-2

SOUTHFIELD OPEN WEEKENDS

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248-362-0290

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2 Bedrooms starting at.. $550 With Approved CreOt $25 Application Fee SENIOR DISCOUNT

Includes. • Heat & water • Air con<*t>oned • Balconies 4 cable . Storage • Laundry facilities • Easy access 1-696 4 1-275

810-669-1960 2163 Decker Rd ,| Decker & Commerce)

WAYNE 1 & 2 bedrooms. $425 & $475 313-728-7865 WAYNE i bedroom with stove/retng $400,'mooth •> utilities. $400 secunty deposii Caii arte- 5 PM

(3»3> 453-8773

Westland Estates On Wayne Rd S ol Warren Rd

Spacious 1 bedroom 700 sq ft. - $470

Price shown « tor t yr lease Shorter leases available

Great locatK*vheat\iraler,«pool BSnds/air'no pets & much more

313-722-4700

4 0 5

W e s t l a n d P a r k A p t s . Across trom City P«*

(between Mddwoefl IMemman) (with approved credit)

2 bedroom. !'•» b0trt6M Large i bedroom $470 (1 year leeee wUh credit) HEAT«LINDS/ NO PETS

Open 7 days

(313)729-6636

FARMING TOW - Near OownWafi" i oeooom Condo mahed «Mher,,Oryer_

PLYMOUTH - 1 and 2 &edroogi apartpnfuts. comp*#««»y turmened A V ^ (313) 45^«07

rtroni. charmmg i oak WIBhwi. «

Westland F o r e s t L a n e

A p a r t m e n t s

6200 North Wayne Rd. STUDIO - $420

1 BEDROOM - $480 2 BEDROOM - $525

SEN»OR DISCOUNT' Amenities mcluOe

• Heat & water • Carpeting 4 tWids • Appliances • Laundry facilities • Pool 4 air condition* . Walk-*", closets . CaBle available On Wayne Rd between

Fort 4 Hunler 313-722-5155

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Outstandtfig 2 4 3 bedroom town-houses 4 ranches, some w:attached garage 4 Replace Ca* 12«) WesSury Aufcm His 852-7»0 Weathe»ston« South <ield 360-J296 Fo«pomte-Famw>glon His 473 1127 Summa-Farmmgton Hia 626-4396 Covmoloc-Farmington 851 -2730

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CANTON 45421 Au iM Dr . •ocatod at Fairway Pines go* course community 4 be®oom Ys catw, sppdences t*m»y room w replace. 2

1313) #84-3779

12300 mo Avs&WA«y15 Shown by appointment MoCiie rtione (313) UO-5086 Beeper (313) 270-8326 Olhce (313) 881-3060

W BLOOMFIELD Garage apart-ment. 1 bedroom Pine Lake Prrvi-*ges appliances $495 mo

(248) 682-4655

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Remodeled 1 Bedroom Apts From $545

HEAT INCLUDED

Rochester Place 1016 Ironwood Ct

810-652-0808

TROY SOMERSET AREA - FROM $550 Studio and spacious 1 4 2 Bedroom apartments Amervlies include i Owner Paid Heat • Laundry Facilities . BaKonies or Pahos • Intercoms • Dishwashers • Disposal • A.r Conditioning • Window Treatments Close To Shopp-ng 4 E*presswavs

VILLAGE APARTMENTS (248) 362-0245

WEST BLOOMFIELD - Studio apt stove relngeraior, pnvate access $250/mo Call Connie Mack

248-360-3900 ext 421 or Paoer 810-704-8129

RE.MAX 100, Inc

Westland Barclay House Apts Quiet area Air conditioned large 1 Bedroom, newly remodeled All new appliances Must see model Heat included $465 313-421-6710

Scotsdate A P A R T M E N T S

T B e d r o o m 2 B e d r o o m

; f r o m ^ 5 1 0 from 5 7 3

$ 3 5 0 Deposit

FREE HEAT and COOKING GAS D i s h w a s h e r s • V e r t i c a l B l i n d s • 1 1 /2 B a t h s

C e n t r a l A i r • P o o l • L a u n d r y & S t o r a g e • T e n n i s

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WESTLAND CAPRI CALIFORNIA STYLE APTS

©i 1 bedroom from $480 . Heat 4 Water included • Cathedral ceilings • Balconies • Carport • Fully carpeted • VerticaJ blinds • Great location to malls . Livonia schoo" system

(313) 261-5410

W E S T L A N D

Low Move-in Costs Microwave 4 Window Treatments

1 Bedroom Apartments From $465

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APARTMENTS 313-425-0052

Won -Fn . 9-5

WESTLAND 5 0 % O F F

F R E E H E A T

Large 2 bedroom apartment $475 per mo. Section 8 OK. Can now and 'eceive 50% OFF wrth approved credit 313-326-9008

VENOY PINES APARTMENTS

- 1 4 2 bedroom apts some with fireplace

- Swimming pool - Tenrns Court - CtuWwuae

ProtosawnaJly Managed - Beautifully Landscaped

CENTRALLY LOCATED

IN WESTLAND

(313) 261-7394

ChamwiO colonial. rNr* condition 3 Looorti. I batft $2090rmo Ask lor (Men Tumar Snyder Kinney Bennett 4 KeeanO (410) 444-7QQ0

BIRMINGHAM - 2 Bedroom town-house near downtown. Updated kitchen a* appkances Greal location withm corrgZT [810) 644-1990

BIRMINGHAM TOWNHOUSE' • • 2 Bedrooms, basement, wasftam dryer, water $87S/mo Free rem

for July (248) 577-0409

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CLAWSON CONDO - For rem or rent with apeon to Buy FresWy painted 2 bedroom w«h cathedra: ceikngs. balcony, appliances, laundry 4 aarage $895 a mo plus irtMles

248-299-9203 or 248-299-9200

BIRMJNGHAM-BEAUTIFUL 2 bed-(Bom. t bath home Basetnent, oar a a* sppiicsnces including £*ir.'«yer $850 Mo 1003 E iJ Si, (610) 677-9747

CANTON 3 bedrooms. 1 1/ 2 ba*>. 2

Bamw (313) 347-0394 CANTON - Bnck ranch 3 BeOoom l'i bath. 2 car garage replace, Baaemeni.

I400aq« $i2<XVmo is. tamily room. *810^3*5^2

4 0 5 fAMMIfimil i n i . i >i ipmi i p j u n "tvto oMoraal baoka le gc< course, circular drlva. 4 bedrooms 2 M bathe 1 had bath Fireplace m tamdy room. Uwng. at study. BisaMssI nook, ftrv

hasamam Central air. 2 car amcnaa garage I2300 no plus 1M2 tMHambug

sswrsa *wS0w»wrr | ca«(8io)

(8tO| 424-3046 313-291-1334

FARMINGTON HILLS - Cute, trash* parted, dean 2 bedroom, al appli-ances lencad yard Pats welcome Owat ne. iOcrfKXid $700mo plus security (810) 642-4136 FARMINGTON H*_LS oentrsi air, smllanres. car garage W7VMO RENTAL PROS (410) 354-RENT

CANTON 4 other suburtM CORPORATE

TRANSFEREES For your RELOCATION NEEDS

Call D 4 M PROPERTIES 410-737-40Q2

CANTON TWP 3 with Bam on 10 acres. 4 mo leeee. w/poasttis sxtansnn N W Canton Twp tiasaVno 313-456-7373

DOWNTOWN FARMINGTON 1 bedroom condo wrth sunporcfi. Heat included. No pets $62S'mooth.

(248) 661-4639

BIRMINGHAM • 2 bedroom. 2 bath, Vctonan Dacha, fireplace. attaOied oarage Very near downtown $1400 Uc to mo . (244) 847-1135

FARMINGTON HILLS 1 Bedroop> corxJo 12 4 Orchard Lake arsa $575mo (244) 363-8W HARBOR SPRINGS 4 bedroom condo 3 Bath Sleeps 12. P«* . •tenms go* cwxse setling Ava.laBle

BIRMINGHAM - 3 Bedroom, Bnck home. 2 car garage, vary sharp, $ t 100/me relarancae. 1 year lease, ho pets (244) 644-3145

WESTLAND WAYNE,'TORO RD AREA

Spacious 1 and 2 Bedroom courtyard apartments near shopping 4 express-ways Other amenities include

. Newly renovated kitchens • Carpeting . Free Heat • Air Conditioning • Window Treatments • Laundry FaoRMs 1 BEDROOM $470 MONTHLY 2 BEDROOM $500 MONTHLY

COUNTRY VILLAGE APTS (313) 721-0500

Summer's o>ens@tti@r\@

Western A P A R T i » £ * T

Westland Open Sunday HURRY TO!

W O O D L A N D V I L L A

(whrte they last) $45 00 o«1 1st 4 months

$535.00* " L i v o n i a S c h o o l s "

2 BEDROOMS Super closets - breakfast Bar

Appksnc»s-pool-laundry fac*0es Security doors - intercom

Cable ready - central heating and air _

SECURITY DEPOSIT $250

313-422-5411 •on select umts

Warren Rd bet. Wayne/Newtiurgh

WESTLAND WAYNE I FORD RO

Spacious I and 2 bedroom courtyard apartments located near shopping 4 expressways Other amenrtles .nclude

• NeWy renovated Kitchens • Carpeting • Free Heat • Air Conditioning • Window Treatments

Laundry Facilities 1 Bedroom $470; 2 Bedroom $500 COUNTRY COURT APTS

(313) 721-0500

July. Aug, •entai. (610) 855-1 S I

BIRMINGHAM 2 Bedroom carpel, kvrna room, central air. deck. 2 car aa-age J430M0 RENTAL P«OS (8io) 356-RENT

NOVI - 3 Bedroom ranch, end u«1. Lakewood Part. Ceniral a»r. appli-ances, very clean Available Aug 1 $850'mo (517) 643-5118 PLYMOUTH CONDO Close lo downtown. Laroe 2 bedroom, 2 ca' port, skylights Now available. $795 mo. 313-455-6786, 313-594-0653

BIRMINGHAM Clean 3 bedroom, i bath Bock ranch w*\ardwood Boors, corner lencad yard Wgaraoe. Base-ment iCachen appliances $1200 p* mo Aug 1st 248-540-3465

CITY OF GROSSE POINTE Cozy 3 bedroom bungalow wthm walking dretence of The Vtege Up to data knchen with lota ol storage Hardwood floors tiru-out. fireplace. SK deck: laundry carpeted base ment 2 car garage fenced yard $1250 • security (313) 7S1-802S

CLARKSTON-DensburgiOiioe 3100 SQ ft cortsmporary 4 bedroom • 2 appliances, game 4 theater lower level, no peta/'smokera SSOOO'mo D 4 H PROPERTIES (810) 737-4002

FARMINGTON 4 o«iar suDurbs CORPORATE

TRANSFEREES For your RELOCATION NEEDS

Call D 4 H PROPERTIES 810-737-4002

GARDEN CfTY - attractive 4 bed-room, basement 2Vi car garage Immeaete occupancy Option to buy

$450 (810) 784-1423 GARDEN CITY - 3 bedroom, fmsfted Basement isnced in yard, all appk-ances. $850. mo plus security 810-478-4973 GARDEN CITY • 2 bedroom ranch, 2 car garage, dining room, carpel, sits on Vt acre $S50/M0 RENTAL PROS (313) 513-RENT

INKSTER 2 beOoom, baeament.

'oome. octagon lun room. 3700 aq.lt, 3 cm. peWsmok« $3200 aaa (24b) 737-4002

TROY - 2 bedroom. 2 oer garage 3rd room could be a bedroom flOOO mo I mo secumy 4 1st mo rent 248-524-9224 Pager 313404-4004

PLYMOUTH- I

Secunty

bedroom raneh. garaga. landacapad tot Son i860 par month*

(313) «lfW24

W BLOOMFIELD •1178.

248486-8372

PLYMOUTH - Immaculate 3 bed-KtKxM churchee 4 shopping, i able Aug . 1. 313-466-8642 REDFORD 3 Bedroom, bnck ranch. Untohed bsaemant. wood 4oo«». fc»-* S L r " * " ~ 9 1 3 , 347 394 REDFORD - 3 bedroom brtcfc ranch. 18 batia. Mr. Hwshed beeement. garaoa, pats negotiable $72Q/MO

(810) 356-RENT

REDFORD - 2 bedrooms. upstM paneled Basement. 2 STOCVmo. 31 244-441 -3764 REDFORD- Smei 2 bedrooms with appkanoas very deen. no Basement, no pets Avs/aWs now $S75Tmo plus secunty (313, 537-4247

DEARBORN - 2 Bedroom ovsted ntenor. nice No pets $68Ckmo 248-DEARSORN - 3 bedroom, garage, stove, refngerator, Ashwasher. fire-place Fenced lor pets $7tXVmo RENTAL PROS (313) 513-RENT

PLYMOUTH CONDO. Great location Arm ArOor.Rd 4 Sheldon 2 bed-room. new kitchen, dishwasher, new carpeting, ground floor, pool, no pets. $745 m5. Call (248) 347-2171

PLYMOUTH 3 spaoous bedrooms, . 1 5 baths, ttvmg, kitchen, dining basemeni Appliances, redecorated $750 » secunty (313) 591-6S63 ROCHESTER - downtown 2 Bed-room with, walk In closets, family room, 1'4 oaths, storage, garage at appliances, $72Stno ¥48-373-5448

• Ouldoor Pool • Central Air • Free Heat &

Water

3 1 3 - 7 2 9 - 6 5 2 0 ' I X ™ ' " 3 ' We r* located on Cherry Hill, e Great Between Wayne ft Newburgh Location

located adjacent to naturally wooded Hines Park, economical, 1 and 2 bedroom apartments and tOwnhouses Comfortable living with air conditioning, private balconies, huge closets, heat included. Also Cable TV, and 2 swimming pools. SMART stop at the front entrance.

Situated within 77 beautiful acres of park and recreational paths- Four Seasons of activity with comfortable living in a delightful Farmington Hills neighborhood Excellently serviced and maintained ' find 2 bedroom apartments and townhouses Easy and quick access lo 1-96 and 1-275 - dsreel routes to the airport, downtown Detroit and Birmmgham/Southfield 9 Mile Road • 1 'A miles west of Farmington Road Washers ana Dryers ir> many apartments

A UZNIS DEVELOPMENT

SriBlol qagje ATTRACTIVE ONE & TWO BEDROOM APARTMENTS

from

Westland Open Sunday HURRY TO!

W O O D L A N D V I L L A

(while they last) $45 00 off 1st 4 months

$535.00* " L i v o n i a S c h o o l s "

2 BEDROOMS Super closets - Breakfast bar

Appliances-pool-laundry facilities Secunty doors - intercom

Cab*e ready - centres heabng and an conditioning

SECURITY DEPOSIT S250

313-422-5411 •on select omts

Warren Rd bet Wayne/NewBurgh

WESTLAND WOODS APARTMENTS

Spacious 1 and 2 Bedroom apart-ments Amenities include: . Carpeting i Owner Paid Heel . Pool . Laundry Faculties i Intercom • Air Conditioning • Close To Shopping 4

Expressway . Window TreatmentoWim Blinds

- - - . $545 (313) 721-0500

ROCHESTER HILLS - Kings Cove Condo, 2 Bedroom, 2.5 bath large living 4 dining, deck. 1 car garage, pooi 4 tennis S1200.'mo 1 year lease, references, no pets

(248) 644-3185 ROYAL OAICCLAWSON near 14 MUe 4 Crooks. 2 bedroom. IT* Bath townhouse ocludes central air. *ai-tical Blinds, full basemeni wasner dryer hook-ups, covered parking private entrances aofl fenced yard ONLY $775 Also, similar townhouse with ac-tional 12 X 9 family room ONLY $650 EHO Call weekdays at (248) 642-6686

WESTLAND

- W O W -$490*

Free Heat/Hoi Water Vertical Blinds. A*

Carpel, clubhouse, pool, deck ind Oiehwaaher, CaMe TV

Pel Units Available 1 BEDROOM FROM $480" 2 BEDROOM FROM $540"

BLUE GARDEN APTS Cherry Hill near Memman

Daily 11 am-6pm - Sat I0am-2pm ' Call tor details 4 appt

729-2242

SB

SWIMMING

DISHWASHER

WSSUANO ORCHARDS

OF NEWBURGH

Spaoous 1 4 2 Bedroom flooiplana

( 3 1 3 ) 7 2 9 - 5 0 9 0

I T 1 Apar tments Furn ished

South Oakland - — LUXURY HIGH RISE

S p e c i a l R e n t a l s

Limited availability of spa-cious fully appointed cco-domwums with magnificent panoramic views. Includes fitness center, tenms, pool, 24 hour concierge, private parking. $975 to $1800

Call Mary Maiy. 352-3860

BIRMINGHAM Great location1 2 Deo room, central air, waahar/dryr. 2 car aaraoe ideal for one person $830.

(244) 594-3070

BIRMINGHAM m town, 3 Bedrooms t'5 oasha. colonial, tancad yard Sapt 1 $1.47ttmo (410) 644-3147 BIRMINGHAM SCHOOLS executive lanch, 3 Bedrooms, 3 batha, 3 tire-paces. terrify room.- spa. attached M-age, M baaement $1325 • ut*-Bes (810) 594-6484

BLOOMFIELD HILLS F«st floor maatar surte with bath Two

- story great room with fireplace, uichen with aabng area 3 bedrooms 3* oaths, no pets Lease pnee includes monthly association fee which includes al exlenor mainte-nance One or two year lease with crmediale occupancy $3.200month Can

PAM STOLER MA* 8ROOCK REALTORS, INC

(244) 901-4255 BLOOMFIELD TWP - 4 bedroom colonial. 2V» baihs. family room. air. Basement, fireplace. 2 car garage. $1,950 mo. (248) 865-9171

BRIGHTON - 3 i w v j n4om. ell leinodalad. yard RENTAL PTOS

bedroom, carpet Ess r " " * (810) 373-RENT

DEARBORN HEIGHTS Sharp Bedroom ranch, baaement knrm Oate occupancy Option to buy ava

$6S0< mo. (810) 784-1423 able (810) 784-1 DEARBORN HEIGHTS. 3 Bedroom ranch ment. appkances included $700 00 -'(Tip Reraei (313) 387-0398 DEARBORN HGTS ranch. utlMy room storage ooeon to buy $6?VMO RENTAL PROS (313) 513-RENT

• 3 bedroom dlnino room,

n J57SWO

KEEGO HARBOR 2 Bedroom home on Sylvan Lake Cunnmgham Park pnvMeges jeSOi'mc 248-681-4642

room, al appkancas pats $700iMO RENTAL PROS [

2 Bedrooms, lrvmg •4 acre, yard tor

(410) 373-RENT LINCOLN PARK. Redford 4 Weet-land - 2-3 Bedroom homes lor rent Besement 4 garage $675 - $675

can 313-513-7056

UVONIA 4 ALL CITIES RENT-A-HOME

TENANTS 4 LANDLORDS

LIVONIA - 3 bedroom, m befh. 2 car attached garage 5 Mte/FarmaiOon ares $1(»0ilmo (244) 437-4747

REDFOftO TWP Two - 2 bedroom homes to chooee Irom. 7 MM west of Beech aroa. rents trom $675 Also 4 bedroom cape ood. baaement. garage. $94imo Dave 255 5678

ROCHESTER room.

AL PROS (810) 373-RENT ROCHESTER HILLS - Cape Cod 3 bedroom, on large lot. no pets. Lo*-nois 4 Avon area $1040 Attar 7PM

(410) 861-6464

ROYAL OAK Beaumort area 3 bed-room. batha 2 car garage. $1100 Mo (410) 541 -4944

lovely 3 Bed lake privileges 248-360-7794 248-454-7029

W BLOOMFIELD. 2400 iq.lt-4 bed-room. 1•» bam. newty remodeled. 2nd Itoor unMy room, mm dub No

(8JOO

4 1 1 afACHFRONT Contte. U. MtWV Frankkal sleeps 5. indoor ftodi*. whirlpool No pets S«S»Wk

JlO567-7038 or 810-444-1494

CHEBOYGAN - MuMt Lake Lovely log cabin, "replace daeps 6 Lake Ma. sandy beach, I6M650 pe> week. 810-750-7320

GLEN ARBOR HOMESTEAD Beautiful 2 be<monV2 bath on Lafca Michigan Sleeps 4 AvaAaWa July 4 Aug (244) 481-3643

WEST BLOOMFIELD laketroml I 2 bedroom it ranch, carpet. M appK-

Mreplace. dock. $400/mo L PROS (410) 373-RENT

3 bedroom ranch. utefy no peu: ireletencea

(313) 459-4268 WESTLANO 3 bedroom ranth w«h

GREAT TORCH LAKE HOME on the water at Sou* End 3 Bed-room. uimpMMly hjmahed. Avel

i weekly (414, 254-4407

H A R B O R S P R I N G S

2-5 bedroom homaa. conagee 4 condommuma. Many within

waking dlaiwioe to aaMrtrom. ahopprig 4 raalaurwits.

G R A H A M M A N A G E M E N T 143 E Mam

Hart** Springs. Ml 49740 (616) 526-9671

TRAVERSE CITY - 1-2-3 bedroom • —»tr* n N W Bay. ft tmae N ol Traweiee C«y Super Send Beach,

a Cal NX i

Traverse Oy. North Shore mn Lu**y beech Irortoondoa Smoke kee Low June ma* wAuU Club card Week* account J y-Sapt 1-800986-2365 TRAVERSE CITY'S moat charm-ng beachfront resort 1-2 bedrooms WMchens. sandy beach, weekly only, brochure. 1-400-986-1094

4 1 2 livufQurtcnto S h i r t

Chemang studio epervnents July 4 Auguat-$1500 mo or $2SOQr»eascm

WESTLANO - 2 bedroom, central a*, room, newly remodeled, lenced

, $550rmo PROS (313) 513-RENT

3 bedroom colonel. pari

WESTLANO appliances, utility room, Fenced yard $535/MO RENTAL PROS (313) 513-RENT

WESTLAND - HubbanfJoy Updated 3 bedroom bnck ranch, 2 bethe. 1200 eg ft baaemeni 2 car. inaround pool, no pets/smokers $11007no 0 4 H Properties (410) 737-4002

WESTLAND - 1 St floor 2 bedroom tn-> e i . appaanrea. possible use at Basement wesher.'dryer No pets

-7450 $600A*o 313-722- 10-5pm

ROYAL OAK . 3 Bedroom. 1 bath bungalow hardwood floors Fsnoed yard, t car garage Cule 4 deen No beta $®7Vrt» (410) 734-1194 ROYAL OAK • 3 bedroom ranch, carpel Imng room. apc*enoes. nawfy RENliffpficS ^o"366a£Nf

DEARBORN HTS 2 bedroom, full basement, lenced yerd, new kitchen. ckshwasher stove, refngerator $650 mo (248) 477-3875

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FARMINGTON HILLS - 9 Mile MiddleCeft 2 bedroom ranch, utnty

fsnoed yard Freshly c mo 313 533-4782 FARMINGTON HILLS • Cute 1 bed-room, 1 bath, lerge lot. $65<Vm6. quiet neighborhood

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LIVONIA - deen, small. 2 bedroom, lencad yard, garage, al appkancee Immedieia occup«Ky1 $800monfh plus VA securay (410) 486-5406

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LivONiA - Joy,Hubbard 3 bedroom Bnck ranch, 2 batha, 1200 *Q It. updated kitchen, neutral 2 car. mground pool $1100*1110-D4H Properties (246) 737-4002 UVONIA - smei 2 bedroom, 20333 Pirtngbrook. new pamt 4 bllnde. stove, relngerator. washer, dryer, no basament. no garage, no pats $470 • security 313-453-4544 ex! 4 NORTHVILLE - 2 Bedroom Vctonan home, dishwasher, weener/dryer hook up dnv*$e00/mc Month to month, after 6 (244) 486-5628 N OAK PARK- Berkley schools sharp 3 bedroom bnc*. tul beee-

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ORCHARD LAKE Village Ca ts Lakefront wrboet dock Large 3 bed-room, 2 112 bath. W Bioomheld Schools $3,OOOMo 610-642-4449

SOUTHFIELD, RENT with option to buy 3 bedrooms, 2 Jaths 2 car garage, no besement, $120Ck|mo with $6,000 down for cptson

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ROOMMATE WANTED lemaie pre-ferred. non-emoker to share brand new condo *i Carton 2 bedroom, 2V» bath, 2 car gerage deck off pond. Please call Endy 313-396-5171

ROYAL OAK - looking to shere new modem home in great location $350 or $475 1-800-407-2396

ROYAL OAK Profesacnal single female Non smoker lo share 3 bed-room home with same $266 67 per mo • V4 UDUMS (248) 541-8494

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WALLED LAKE - 'On the lake Adults over 50 1 Bedroom condo, all appli ances Southpoente Condos $600' mo . security (810) 751-348?

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DEARBORN - Ford 4 Greenfiela 6149 Keratworth Clean upper 1-2 Bedroom, appliances, carpeting, basement $47Vmo * untitles No p«S 3T 3-564-9380

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a close enough match? By Sheryl Silver, Career Source

When you see an ad in the paper for a job that interests you, should you send in a resume if you have some, but not all the skills or experience listed as 'requirements'? ""Yes. You should respond," says Cal Miller,

president of MTS Washington, a Bethesda, Md. based recruiting firm specializing in information technology HITi positions. "Many companies will put their ideal candidate in the job description used in an ad. If that ideal person doesn't respond, they'll consider the next best qualified individuals who do."

Kerri Koss Morehart, hiring manager for SRA International Inc.. a Virginia-based gov-ernment contractor with employees in 12 states, agrees that candidates^with a solid background in many, albeit not all. the skills an employer is looking for should respond to ads. "Hiring managers typically are looking for a combination of "required" and "desired' skills," she says.

Miller points out another reason to respond to ads for which you're a good, even if not a perfect, match- "There may be o(,her openings at the company for which you're fully quali-fied," he notes. "When you see an ad for a com-pany, it doesn't necessarily list every opening the company has at that moment " Morehart also makes the point, "Companies land new

contracts and projects all the time, any one of which could conceivably utilize an applicant's existing skill set.*

Recalling the days when he was a senior technical recruiter for Booz, Allen *& Hamilton, Miller points out still another rea-son for responding. "If a resume came in and the person looked really good in terms of their technical skills and past accomplishments, wed sometimes create a position for them"

Does this same advice apply to employers and positions outside the information technol-ogy' field?

Brian Hoffman, president of Sales Consultants of Rockville, Inc., also in Maryland, says it certainly applies in the sales arena. "Basically, there are three things a company will look for when hiring a sales-person," says Hoffman ,"Of course they look for sales experience and a record of sales suc-cess. Typically, they're also looking for some-one who's familiar with their products or ser-vices. They'd also like to find people familiar with their client base." Unfortunately, says Hoffman. "Companies can't always find people with all three ingredients, so they end up con-sidering candidates with just one or two of the elements they're looking for"

If someone has a proven track record in sales, for example, Hoffman says employers

will consider them. If they've also sold to a similar client base, all the better. "People com-ing from office products companies, for exam-ple, could sell other products purchased by the same clienta.' he says. "People who have sold something to the federal government could switch and sell something- else to that same market."

Hoffman says information technology com-panies are among the employers having to be flexible about candidates" qualifications. "With sales jobs related to technology growing and changing so rapidly," he says, "it's hard to find enough people with industry or product specific experience."

What about degrees? Do these same ad response guidelines apply? If an ad says "four year degree required," should you respond if you don't have one? Some employers say no. Cal Miller, however, says, "My attitude is if you've got enough of what an employer is lookfng for, send in the resume. It never hurts."

Acknowledging that some companies are adamant about hiring only college graduates, Miller says other will compromise if someone has the skills they're looking for, particularly in today's IT job market where candidates with certain technical skills are scarce. "If they get five people who respond who have

degrees and are a perfect match, you won't get a call," he says. *lf they don't you may be in the running."

The same seems to be true in sales. 'Today, especially in the IT market," says Hoffman, "many employers will overlook a missing degree if someone's got a proven record in sales." particularly if it's from a related or rel-evant context.

Whether you're a perfect or less than per-fect match for an advertised position, Miller and Hoffman say certain rules of self-presen-tation apply. One of the most important: be sure to accent past accomplishments on your resume. Miller says, "Companies want to know, "What can you do for us?" A few brief accomplishment summaries on a resume can help distinguish you " -

Hoffman agrees. I'd recommend they put some bulleted achievements on the resume," he says. "If they had a quota and exceeded it, or if they rank in the top 30 percent in sales in their office or company, they should note it in the resume."

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The Business Travel Report: Safety Sense and Sensibility on the Road By Jane Lasky, Chronide Features

Business travel is definitely work but can also be an incredible adventure. So I never go on my work safaris without carefully prepptng for what could be the inevitable mishaps, whether it be a lost wallet, a terrorist threat or a natural disaster So, to keep a good safety attitude on the road,

•Get to know the exits everywhere-tn your hotel, on the plane, even in a restaurant-once you get out of town. If you're in the habit of checking this when you're in an unfamiliar area, you won't have to worry about finding the way out, shoukl a emergency occur.

—•Consider joining an airline lourtge dub. Ttat way, you can take care of business in comfort every time you get stuck in an airport. Though

they can be a little pricey (as much as $225 a year plus a one-time enrollment fee), these little havens of safety make me feel relaxed, refreshed and raring to go.

•Take a cab. Even if you are only going up the street to an appointment, when on unfamiliar turf it makes sense to pay the few bucks for a

Taxrandiravei will get to your meeting on time and unflustered.

•Get a handle on where you're going. I need to understand as much as I can about the place even before the plane has landed._So I get infor-mation from the tourism office, read up-todate guide books, and talk to others who have been

my destination. •Leave an itinerary with office colleagues,

family and fnends. I'll e-mail everyone prior to my trip with pertinent hotel information, dates, telephone and fax numbers and I'll hang a copy of the trip's itinerary on our refrigerator back home and on the bulletin board in the office. Another copy goes in my carry-on luggage and another in the suitcase that I check through.

between the two so if one is lost the other can help me continue on my- way. While one will cany "my passport, the other will carry my dn-ver's license, and usually an expired passport as well. I'll have cash, traveler's checks and credrt cards in each one so I can cope with just about any emergency that may come up IT put the spare wallet in the hotel safe once I reach my destination..

•Try to keep your wits about you at all times. Less experienced travelers sometimes ask me whether they should worry about major prob-lems like terrorism abroad. I suggest checking. with the U.S. State Department at (202) 647-5225 to see if your destination has been issued a traveler's warning, and then make a decision

from there and other sources, including your

daily newspaper. Remember, acts of terronsm are hard to pre-

dict. So. if you constantly worry about something happening to you for no particular reason, not only wiH you he nervous on the road, but your anxiety may affect any business deal you're try-ing to seal. After all. who wants to work with a worrier?

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Data* Syrphcny Orchestra Hat. Inc is saaking 2 se«-motivaied inavKJuaM to perform various accountino lunc-tione Bom poeaions raqura a Bache-ky"i n faience or equivalent. 2-4 yr*. experience with a broad range ol accowiBng reapona**tie* Knowl-edge aI oomputar Date accounting systems needed Experience wim Window*. E n * , and Word.

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SoutrtfieKI based retailer net a need al its corporate office for an Accounting Assistant Exceaerucom-puier skMs and anatyocal skfls neoaa-sary Responsibil i t ies Include developing end analyzing nvertory and fixed a t ta i report* budget v* actual statements, bank reconcaa-tiona. and ana»yai« of operating expenses Company offers compre-hensive benefits peckage Salary commeneurfe wCh experience Com-pany i t an equal opportunity employer Please send reeume to 27600NorinwesternHwjr Suke250

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SENIOR ACCOUNANT The Jewish Federation ol Metropol-itan Detroit hat an mmectaii opening for a Senor Aocountant Responses ties include accounting tunanna related to me daily operation ol Feder-ation fund*, including bank reconcika. oon's, (oumal antnet- coding, posting. rewewwg.'analyzing. and Mings This mdnnduai aavsts in the preparation d an annual audit, reports and surveys, m addnion, ma pcemon has the -esponsC-Wv of tdrmrwtenng me payroll for 90 empkftees Previous experience w*h ADP is preferred Qualified candldatee muat have 2-8 years previous eg>»nence

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Q I 'm a product development man-ager or a medium-sized company with several locations in the Midwest. I usually have eight product developers working for me. I reported to the vice president of development, until one day, by e-mail, I was notified that 1 should now report to the director of mar-keting and sales. One month later, my new,boss was assigned to devel-op the European market and I have not seen him in five months.

Three of my developers quit in disgust and two others will soon be taking maternity leave. I asked my boss for additional staffing, but he referred me to our human resources department. That depart-ment is the company joke, as it is comprised of three people who were promoted from the mail room 10 years ago - they have yet to inter-view one person.

I have always gotten the product out on time and under budget, but I'm up to my neck in overdue orders and can't get the staff 1 need. I'm worried about the nega-tive impact this will have on my career, This mess is also affecting my mental and physical well-being. Is there solution or should I, too, quit?

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The Observer & Eccentric Newspapers is seeking a person to work part-time, approximately 20 hours per week in our Uvonia and Birmingham offices. Hours are: Monday & Tuesday 1000am - 500pm, Thursday 8:30anr-S^Opm.

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fearures. Ar SarTheaoo , J*XJU enjoy a

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Oo you like lo work witfi your hands? Would you prefer a dean air conck-liorved area to work? Uke freedom from a BOSS looking "over your shoulder? Come work lor us. We've got a great |OC waiting tor you if you are 18 years or older and possess a valid drivers license Call HUFFY SERVICE FIRST; a Nationwide Co that assembles BIKES. GRILLS. FIT-NESS EQUIPMENT and morel Phcoe Ton Free 1 -eaa-314-0948 ext 4000 «345

ASSEMBLY Walled Lake pnastios firm Light work, clean plant Evaluakon hire1 All shifts t&tir . ahlft premium

Express Services 248-474-5000

ART POSITION Fu*-tsne poelbora avaAaUe for mnor artwork on pfmographe. AmeBc ab*fy helpful We we Iran Overtime and Saturday work may 0a reqwred Raiaea and promoeuns baaed on |CC partormanue t t 55 par hour lo elan App«y North American Photo. 27*51 Schoolcraft (al InkalaO Uvonia, Ml

ASSERTIVE INDIVIDUAL wanted tor airport area Apartment MANAGEMENT Poeibon Will tram me right person MAINTENANCE Positions applications also being

" 3-4490 taken C a l (313) 326-449

A SEARCH FOR A NEW CAREER? LET REAL ESTATE ONE

LEAD THE WAY.

Wa have the classes you need

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C a l Sandy at (248) 366-7111 .

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ATTENTION IDEAL lor anyone who cannot gat out to work. Work part-nma from your home acheduing pek-upe tor Purpie Hean Ca* 9am-5pm Mon thru Fn , (313) 728-4572

AUDIT INVENTORY TRAINEE -Full/Part-time, Ideal lor house

vnfes, retirees. HS seniors 248-203-0000 tax 248-203-0047

AUDITORS - Part Time Top pay, beneMs, flexible hrs $7 to start, no expenence required Paid training 1 ^ 8 8 242-7447

GROWING AUTOMOTIVE research & development laolfy seeks expen enced, self motivated people to join our team. Technician thru engi-nee ring position available Hands on ability a must. Fax resume lo:

3-3 428-9638

A u t o * A l i g n m e n t T e c h For busy state-o«-the-en Canton Goodyear store

We provide top pay, benefits and schooling

Call Mike 313-454-0440

AUTOBOOY-Entry Level Ca« 1-4pm (313) 366-2450

ASSISTANT GROUP HOME MANAGER

Poaaone available Must have drivers Canceled group h

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ASSISTANT MANAGER tor eel-etoraga to Troy * Uvoma

Uvor>a 248-4? Troy 248-M8-33B8

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ASSISTANT MANAGER TRAINEE TO 135 000

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ATTENDANT - Lockar room For pn-vaie Courtry OuC r South Lyon. iJeperiiieBie, a muef Ce« Scon

(248)437-7M7

The Troetondge a luxury Raw Commurwy a looking tor a tow empioyeea wT

Hoyeekeeoer Ful ttme ooamor Oust • napoonal customer aan jfcrarUr'W'errofoya** 1 g t -

Customer Service General Office

Ful wiw and part eme poeeona. *ex-tse acneduM Must be avanancad r

AUTO BODY PAINTER And helper Auto body men Expen-

(313) 722-5570

AUTO BOOY TECHNICIAN OuaUNed person can make $60,000 plus a year Direci repair Med ia l

401 k 33U " ~ —

AUTO DEALER haa a poeitton open tor a perta denrvery pareon Must have a good <tmnra record Pieaaa apply m person at Bob Saks Dodos, 36300 Grand River, Farmmgton H»t* and aak tor MWa Lapham

AUTOMATION MANUFACTURER haa immeHale opemno tor We tol-l owing posrtlons Experienced

Fiosrs who can read and work to blueprints, also need entry k Shop Labor to leam aMed trade and Onver.fealdtog Maintenance poei

benetlt

Managers nesdsd tor OamM and • * --Cx*x»ng suCwrta Top pay and bene-Ms C a l Oavto Otrsetoi sf

1 - S 0 0 - S 1 5 - 3 4 0 8 £06 UiF«W

AUTOMOTIVE FRONT END TECHNICIAN

Susy aulo <«pas fscwry seeking ad certfcadtoj — -to psrtofWi

500 Help Wanted General

Northville: Novi OaK ParK Orchard Late Onon Township... Oxford PincKney Plymouth Redlord Rochester Royal Oak Salem/Salem Twp Southfield South Lyon H o y union Lam

328 329 337 344 331 331 333 334 335 336 337 .340 339 340 341

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NWLLIWII Prupetty — - 3 7 9 — Option to Buy V 384 Other Suburban Homes 359 Out ot State Hornet Property 360 Farms j... 363 Horse Farms 363 Real Estate Service 364 Real Estate Wanted 387 Time Share 383 Southern Property 381 C o m m e r c i a l / I n d u s t r i a l # 3 0 0 - 3 9 8 Business S Professional Buttings tor Sale 391 Commercial'Retail- Sale or Lease 392 Commercaai'Industrial-Vacant Property, , 396 Oarages, Mini Storage 430 Income Property .... 393-Industnal-Sale Lease 394 Investment Property 397 Land ^.396 Office Business Space-Sale/Lease 395 Warehouse-Sale or Lease . • ... 392 R e a l E s t a t e f o r R e n t # 4 0 0 - 4 4 4 Apartments, Unfurnished 400 Apartments, Furnished 401 Condos. Townhouses 402 Convalescent, Nursing Homes 460 Duplexes - 403

' Flats 404 HaH, Buildings .420 Home Health Care 462 Homes 405 Lakefront Waterfront Homes ' 406 Living Quarters to Shflre 412 Miscellaneous for Rent , , 464 Mobile Homes, rentals * 407 Residence to Exchange 421 Rooms . 414 Southern Rentals 409 Time Share Rentals •* 10 Vacation Resort Rentals 411 Wanted to Rem 440 Wanted to Rent, Resort Property -t4i E m p l o y m e n t - I n s t r u c t i o n " 5 0 0 - 5 7 6 Attorneys, Legal Counseling 570 Business Opportunities 574 Business A PROFESSIONAL STU vices.

• H tmUayPmpuuni — — — « t t r In Memoriam — 632 insurance .* 644 Legal Notices. Accepting Bids 622 Lost and Found 636 M e e t i n g s 620 Miscellaneous Notices 624 Personals. 800 Political Notices 626 Seminars 620 Seniors. 686 S i n g l e Paren ts 688 Sports Interests— 684 Tickets 638 Transportation. Travel 640 Wedding Chapels : 641 Weight Loss 642 Merchandise #700-754 Absolu te ly F ree 7 0 0 App l iances 718 Antiques, Collectibles 702 Arts 4 Crafts .... 704 Auction Sales — 706 Bargain Buys 720 Bicycles 721 Bui ld ing M a t e n a i s » ,7225 Bus iness & Of f i ce E q u i p m e n t 724* Cameras and Supplies 728 Clothing 714 Computers 732 E l e c t r o n i c s , A u d i o Video 734 Estate Sales I " 710 F a r m E q u i p m e n t 738 Farm Produce; Flowers, Plants 740 F a f m U - P o f s .... 741 F lea Market ... 708 Garage Sales (Oakland County) 711 Garage Sales (Wayne County) 712 Garden Equipment 748 Hotobies-Coins-Stamps 745 Household Goods 71 Hospi ta l E q u i p m e n t 7-Jewelry 74 Lawn & Garden Matenais 749 Lawn Equipment 748 Misce l laneous tor S a l e

Financing Miscellaneous... Parts and Service Rentals; Leasing Wanted

A u t o s B y M a k * Acura Buck . Cadillac Chevrolet Chrysler Dodge Eagle Ford Geo .r. Honda Lexus......_ Lincoln Mazda Mercury Nissan Oldsmobile ffymouth

8 1 8 8 1 5 8 1 6 8 1 7 8 1 9

834 8 3 6 838 8 4 0 8 4 2 8 4 4 846 8 4 8 850 852 854 8 5 6 8 5 8 860 862 864 866

Walled Lake 348 Wayne 345 West B l o o m f i e l d 344 Westland 345 White Lake .... 342 Wixom 348 fpsilanti m 349 U n i o n Lake - 3 4 8

• V COUNTY Livingston . 3 5 2 M a c o m b . . . 3 5 3 Oakland 354 Washtenaw , 356 Wayne - - 357

Acreage - 382 Apartments tor Sale * -371 Cemetery Lots 388 Condos 372 Country Homes 361 Duplexe&Townhouses 373 Laketront/Waterfront Homes 358 Land Contracts 385 Lease 384 Lots, Vacant 382 Manufactured Homes 374 Mobile Homes 375 Money to Loan/Borrow 386 Mortgage 3 8 5 MEW Home BuWOers ?.. .....".370

Childcare, Babysitting Services 536 Chilocare Needed 538 Education, Instruction 560 Elderly Care and Assistance 540 Entertainment 530 Financial Services 564 H e l p W a n t e d

Clerical. Otlice. 502 Couples . 526 Dental . 504 Domestic , 524 General 500 Health and Fitness 510 Professional 511 Medical 506 Part-time 520 Part-time Sales 522 Restaurant. Food Beverage 508 Sales 512 Secretarial Services 566 Summer Camps , 550 Tax Services ,. * ' .573

A n n o u n c e m e n t s # 6 0 0 - 6 9 0

Musical Instruments 751 Moving Sales 713 Office Supplies .... 726 Restaurant Eaupment-Ccmmerciai. iKfciStrial 730 Rummage Sate 708 Snow Removal Equipment 748 Sporting Goods 752 Trade or Sell 753 Video Games, Tapes, Movies 736 Wanted to Buy.t 754 Animals, P e t s , Li v e t took #780-793

Adoptions Bingo Cards of Thanks Death Notices HappjAds

500 Help Wanted General

AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN Lead Tech diagnostic, drtvaWity.

Good pay. Benefits. Overtime. Farmington HiBs (810) 563-3888

AUTO PARTS DRIVER needed for warehouse in Farmington HJts Ful or part ttme. Pleasant work atmo-sphere, Call between 9aiw-1pm

248-471-4340 Ext 200

AUTO RENTAL MANAGER TRAINEE TO S45.000

Salary, benefits, bonus C l Corp 248-203-0000, Fax 248-2030047

AUTO REPAIR MECHANIC Repa-r facility In Brighton reeds fun time person experienced in auto repair sales. Top pay plus benefits Contact Mike at (313)453-3300

M M U F L H TRAINEE to S40K 45 hours/ week. Salary, bonus, benefits.

248-203-0000 fax 248-20M047

AUTO SERVICE TECHNICIANS Several openings exiet tor experi-enced brakes/suspension, sxhaust technicians Excellent pay Health,

BRICK LAYER Fu»-Sme tor Southfield property man-agement company Benefits Can Mon.-Frt.. Bam-5pm 810-356-1030

EO-E.

BRICKLAYERS/MASON Contrac-tors Metro Detroit Mason contractor looking for experienced help $23 per hr. » Tnnoes Open shoo 2 yrs • work. Call Mon-Fri,, 8-5

(248)348-9000

BRIDGEPORT LATHE OPERATOR

Experienced Top rales' 40IK. (810) 352-1466

• B R I D G E P O R T O P E R A T O R • I D / O O G R I N D E R

3 - 5 years expenence Top pay tor top people 55 hour work week, Bene-fits Walled Lake area

l a w j - w o s w s o ,

500 Help Wanted General

Denul, 401K, Profit ehanng Uvonia. (313) 52S-S916

Famwigton HMs (248) 828-4110

AUTO TECHNICIAN LsoHngtor i Premium Master Tech-moan Excellent pay and bsnsMs

Belangsr Tire 4 Auto Servwe 35238 W Warren, Westland

313-721-1810

AUTO TECHNICIANS N s e d e d Immediate ly f o r expar*#rvg Chrysler Plymouth. Jeep. Eagle dealer 1 Transmw-

' parson, 1 General

•earn people Toppaylbene-i to the it peraon AppAr to

Tom Lawrence at Olck Scott Motor Met. 3030 FowtorvWe Rd FoaAorVe

(517)223-3721 ^ A J U S 1 7 ) 2 2 ^ 5 3 ^ _

AUTO TECH TRAINEES Ful or part-time Flexible hours, salary benef i ts C. I . Corp 248-203-0000. Fax 24S-2030047

BENCH HAND 8 yrs gaga emenance Fyi benefits Great pay TtAos Tool 8 Gage 38186 Executive Dr.. Wesaand

(313) 721-8486

BLANK WELDING Leader m our indussy we are

e E$1ProceeeorOela EiWy We o«er one of #ie most comprehen-sne I M b M BsreW packagaa n the meuslry « I ' l l H i l l please aubml

_ Looking tor

Novi batsssn 8 t > Mis Reads

AUTOMOTTVf MECHANIC Expenence eahsual brake S Irani

Ostrol. Ml 4*206

BRIDGEPORT OPERATOR

Do to expansion. rapuSy growing Waited Lake company has several positions open tor quakfisd Bridgeport Operators Top pay and al benefits, including 401k. Apply Pace Machine Tool, 1144 Rs 51 Walled Lake

Call: (248) 960-W03

BRIDGEPORT OPERATOR - Gage fixtures, supenence necessary Over time 8 benefas Commerce Twp

(248) 380-3762

BRIDGEPORT/SURFACE GRINDER

Good annual income Health benef its & pension program Call Dave 248-3S2-1566

SECURITY DEPOSIT SPECIAL

ONLY $250.00

DISCOVER THE DIFFERENCE OF SINGLE

STORY LIVING

Our Ranch Style Apartments Ofte-

• Pnvate Entrances.Pa!>os • Cathedra) Ceilings • Waaner.Oryer Hook-Ups . Window Treatments • Anic Storage • And Much. Mce1

First Come. First Served Call Todayi

623 646 630 626 602 642

Ammal Services. Breeder Directory Birds Cals Dogs Farm Animals. Lifestock Fish Horses and Equipment Horse Boarding. Commercial Lost & Found (see Announcements) Pet Groommgi'Boarding Pet Services Pet Supplies Pet Wanted ....

Autos/RVs #800-878 Airplanes Antique'Ciassic Collector Cars A U T O M O B I L E S

780 781 782 783 784 785 782 .786 787 793 789 790 791 792

800 832

Pontiac ~ ~ ~ 868 Saturn 870 Toyota 872 Volkswagen .874

Autos over $2 000 876 Autos under $2 000 878 Auto Storage 805 Boats /Motors . . . 8 0 2 Boat Docks 804 Boat Storage 905 Campers 812 Construction; Heavy Equipment 814 Imported, 830 Insurance, Motor 806 Jeeps, 4-wheel Drive 828 Junk Cars Wanted 820 Marinas 804 Mini -Vans^ . 8 2 4 Mo to rcyc les . Mini Bikes, Go - C a r t s 8 0 7 Motorcycles; Parts, Service 8Q8 Motor Homes 812 Off-Road Vehicles 810 R ecreations Vehicles 810 Sports 830 Snowmobiles 811 Tra i le r s 8 1 2 Trucks tor Sale ,.. 822 Vans 8 2 6 Truck Parts and Sarvice 816

Help Wanted General

CARPET CLEANING TECHNICIANS

Day & evenings shifts available Paid i on-the-iob Training tha! will wad lo

ceitiSCalior Royal Oa* aiea S7'hr Hard working dependable nd-vid-

i u a * sho-j-3 call (810) 549-4040

" H L A I H M U U H b

A P T S .

(313) 981-6994 Ford Rd & I-275. S on Haggefly

Eouai Opportunity Housing

j Gamers

' The Wall Street

Journal nas •nmeiKale opervngs lor

Ctime CARRIERS in Livon-a rungton Btocm'ield SouthfiekJ &

Troy

S125-S16& Wee*

Start Time 2 30 am

Not jnder 18 yrs of age

Musi have minimum

Piease Call

The Wall Street Journal (248) 689-7446

CARPENTER-FIN'SH top people, top wages. beneMs Year round wort Call 18101 625-3633

CABINET MAKER and,or CaOnw Maker's helper to work n s m s l wood-shop fcxpenence necessary

478 8t»a «• EAM ^46^78-a6T9

CABINET MAKER - Custom wood shop looking for person wtr, wood wooing experience Part-time Fiex-«le hours 313-841-3500

CABINET SHOP haa opening tor an experienced Counter Top installer Qood pay, blue Cross 8 denta'

248-869-3623

3-D CAD (IDEAS) OPERATOR

OEM supplier lookmo tor 3 -0 CAD (IDEAS) operator Responsible tor

3-D eeeermcny 8 pans draw-ings ax'etructky tables and asung

interacts with cus-maasrs

I degree xHh 1-3 years expe-P-ofceney weh IDEAS 8

ME10 a must Ptoaaa asnd resume to

Box 13128 Observer a Eccentric Newspapers

38251 Schoolcrati! Rd Uvoma. Ml « ' 5 0

CAD D6TAHLER Good ennuBi inccane hasShbaneN* a pension ptognm Cal Dave _ 248-382 1988

CAD OPERATOR Uto era ssstong a assurer of ion -ernpeneres 8 entf-arm looang OuMMsd oandkMSss should have 3-5 years c< design experience prater ably n the area al pressroom sutome w umno auto cad ekpwtiee a oooc

carpenter INSTALLER/APPRENTICE America s largest sunroom company •S looking for several special-employees vwth 3-5 yrs of remodeling expenence, or wrth 2 yrs general laborer.consjruction experience We have excellent positions We are an employee owned company offering competitive wages, health insurance profit sharing, and growth potential • we promote Irom inrthm Use of com-

tools Ws even • • • •

'sowed *0C'» •* i Tiefc Enclosures Inc 40480 Grand River Ave >A Novi. or call

(8101 473-3960

CARPENTERS (Commercial) wanted, experience preferred call tor er <Merview Days 313-454-0644 Evas 81(^545-8545

CARPENTERS Established com-pany Mnng expenencec rough car-penters fl4 to $22 pe- hi Fu. medical, dental pens«n 8 pa«3 nol' days (313) 429-9948

CARPENTERS - Firwsh & Rough, all around trades 25 y old company looking tor dependable subcontac tors, must have truck 8 tools Good money US (313) 2S5-250C

CASE MANAGER Assist with seK-sufrciency through educational and employment goats with 50 famines Requires high school diploma or GED. prevous human ser-»ces expenence knowledge of western Wayne County resources arid rel-ade transportation S17 550 minimum wth excellent M i e M s Send cover letter and resume or fcn out an application at Child and Family Service-Huron Services tor Youth 1952 S Industnal. Ann Arbor M 48104 cr FA* 1o (313l 994-5440 CFS-HSY complies wilh the Michigan Crv- Rights Act the Micf«gan Handi-cappers Civil Rig'ts Law and is an eoual opportunity employer

500 Help Wanted General1H id ^ e ! p f f a a t e d G e n e r a T [ P !

I " • IB Help Wanted GeneraJ

CHtLD CARE DIRECTOR Associates in Ea-ly Omdhood «nm 12 credits >n Chilcff^iod Developroenl Bachelo-s in Earty Chiidhood pre terrec 1 -3 yrs in Child Ca-e Ad"nn«-nation Full-time Sala-y low $20 s with benefits. Send resume to. Gona Danna Executive Director Women s Survival Center 167 W P*e. Pon-tiac Ml 4834T by July ' 5 1997,

CHILD CARE PROFESSIONALS Leam while you Earn

The Lea rn ing Tree o f fe rs "employees an Education reim-bursement program & on-srie n a i i " . j Along with

401K Retirement Plar-Metua & Dental BeneVs Paid Vacaton Hcbdeys and Personal Days Ra<se reviews Di yeany Bonus Program

\M yb-'.ftn J • M f , i

CNC OPERATOR For Ptymw4h 1 Canton manufacturer Expenence running CNC honionlal or vertical mills Will tram those With appropriate experience Must have own tools & gages Exceliem wages 4 benefits Cah Mcy. Fri 8am-5pm 313-459-7008 or apply 7777 Rhonda. -Canton

CHILD CARE Providers needed for mlamts. tooders & pre-schoolers Farmv-gtor, Hills

248-471-1022

Child Care Teachers & Assistants

For Chnsfcan learning center in Ply-, mouth These positions ohe- Seiibie hours, competmve salary, and a great

ant To set up an

CHURCH YOUTH O'RECTOR 30 hours per week Work w cfWdren & yourh Expenence nelpfui. Inquires (248)349-5666 or send resume so Fai th Communi ty Presbytenan Church. P O B o j 1, Now, M 48376

CLEANER NEEDS dry cleaning help Wifi train Salary neg.3tiaWe

Miivtara 1 — Fur time positon muth growing com-pany L o j t i r } IB I S& •f'VTV! 8hgr

Sac 4 nonesl mdivUum Gash ndling e'penence a must Excel-

lent compensator package Send resume to HR Department. 44800 North I 94 Service Dnve Believiae Ml 48111

C*n (313) 722-1380

CNC OPERATORS

Immediate openings tor CNC MA S Lathe Operators Musi have knowledge ot set-up & Fanuc Controls «

• Excellent Wages » Excellent BeneMs » Life Insurance Coverage • Protit Shar ng

LW.W > < Bonus

Apply al HART PRECISION 12700 Manor Redford

313-537-0490

SUPPORT TECHNICIAN - •

Do you have software support expsr* •*» e-ce with Maclr.iosri appl icaf toesj -v . We could have the perfect |Ob tor you -in supporting our pre-press and ser-v c e bureau envi ionment M a j technicattioubieshooting ability- * -must PC expenence a bonus Responsibilities also include software • registration, cataloging and some -. data entry Tne ideal cancMate • should have support expenence • working with syslem utilities, virus -i^jdatesprolection, for* management, and system and software upgrades Position will require supporting Ouark, •-I'lustrator, Photoshop Microsoft * Office, and other applications Pnor t expenence doing tech support m a - k pre-press erwironment including tour- l-i--.-- ^ -lii^ P • -ir.a-l 'r,a'.nfirh

CNC PROGRAMMER MACHINIST

Due lo continuous growth, machine loci distributor is -poking fq» ixi- Engineers for both Grand and Plymouth offices Duties instructing customers m ihe use and programming o» new CNC LaTe and Machining centers Minimum 5 years programming 8 machm«ng expen ence Send resume to PMC Mac-.-ery Sales, 14600 Kee Street, Plymouth Ml 48170

An E(X»al Opportunty Employer

COACHES WANTED 2 Varsity tool-.uaii :*1«i

pack^e i i t ludmg 40 LK plan

Please send detailed resume and salary history to - Box 287506

HERITAGE NEWSPAPERS One Heritage Place

Suns 100 Sauthgate Ml 48195

or E-Mail 10 resume9hentage com

CONSTRUCTION Assista.m Superintendent. Serve e Manager needed for established West Bloomlisld Builder/Developar Sen3 resumes lo Oft.ce Manager 4969 Oak Hollow West BloomheiO Mi 48323

CONS'RUCTION COMPANY NEEDS laborers Experienced pre te-red Must have valid drivers tacence Piease apply in person

Cherry Hn Construction 35533 Cheny H * Rd Wesftano Ml 48186

CASHlER'COUNTER Sunoco Fuel Slop Subway now hinng Join ou»' lamHy EaosHeni psy with vacation,, future tor advance-ment Apply withnn 32889 West Warren comer of Venoy.

CASHIER HELP wanted $6 50-s t a r t i n g Fu l l or p i r l 1<me available 313-453-8780

CASHIERS CARPENTERS Minimum 2yn>

ekpenenca Transportation a must Good pay e.-benef i ts S t e a d y smptoymsnt 517-546-7285

CARPENTERS Nstioriai company wrth lots ol work « looking lor csrpsnlsrs remodeiers with bread experiences to (pm our

Fuii or psrt-eme positions available Flexible hr* $7

hr to start BOBS avsiwoie tia«J . vacation Apo* m person

Orchard 14 Car Wash - She« 30980 Orchard Lake

<S 14 Mile ne«1 to K-Marh

• Earn up to $75CVwk . Fiemb* hours • Ful » psrt Urns positions

CASHIERS - Momtngs, aflemoons 8 1 weekends Idea' tor students

• n m cheek Fnday Can Mr Woods Monday 9-1 tor more

248-M&-77W

CARPENTERS NEEDED

Canton area C a l (313) 7*1-3147

BQARDUP 'SEEKS handyman CEMENT HI-CRAFT CARPENTRY thiC F I N I & M g R

LASJTOMOTTVE] On Changs'* and ugR Techs i am $400 to S6& i

(8101 437-8881 (313) 513-9S00 RtCrCLINO D n v s r

mm person Nov UcAve toe. Nam Road Bansaan l i t - - a r .I, , - hs

m •• • W " 1 • 382S1 Schootoralt Ad

Uvoma. Ml 481SO AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN

HSS«1 Senas paraonsl days end 401K Ptonly ol wo* long isrw post-tton CSS and as* tor Ssrvws

BRANCH MANAGER TRAINEE

ft

i raiw^ e * m > ' Center Road Cannon

CATS ONLY vet hoeprtsl seeks «ex-Ow part-time irom dssk To mduds eves & Sal Phone compear expen-ence poe«vs mam«e Bi— •- - f » ~

5407W32

c o t DRIVER needed lo wcrk on smel concrete mamtenanca crew OeWfft Concrete i Asphalt Ma»ns

(24S10S4-39OO

interested Contact Hsroid C 2 4 8 - 4 , ' V c r

CLEANERS tor office buddings eve | Dor.aids-v, 9 313-654-6059 n ings Wilt tram Need Sepenoace &

ough part-time help Starrmg ai $6 5 0 ™ plus raises (248) 652-9444

CLEANING COMPANY Young 8 expanding nseds dependable ha-d-workars wrth rsasbis trsnsportaton to corns grow with us Immediate part Imis positions avertable possible full-lane Cal Helping Hands Maid Service, inc (313) 730-0618

• •CLEANING OFFICES • * Mon - Fri . eerty even-nos part-tume, 3* hrs Pry mouth Farmmgton Livoma 8 Redford (810) 615-3554

CLERICAL FULL time answenng phones.typing Romi^us area Sena resume to 2209 N Sytiald West land Ml 48185 Fax 313-326-8342

COLLECTIONS

i g T COLLECTORS I ^ i Troy tatooominvunicalion Vm

see<s Collectors Expenence helpful Cal TOOAY tor imme ia t * -tervisw $10-$13.'H' 810-968-0287

or far resume to 248-649-1888

CNC BORING MILL OPERATOR

Expensncs running CNC DeVieig bonng m l Wkl sef-up and ad|us1 tookng run ttghl Wenance «emi production type work. Musi have own

COLLECTOR OPPORTUNITY tor erpenencsd Pan-Time

Ford Credit has opportunity available tor erpenencad collectors 4 years inwxmum coaecSon axpenence pre-lerred Min»num 40 hours per week For mmediats consKJeration pteaae-send resume to

Ford Motor O e - * Company P O Bo. 6236

Attn Recnjitmo Officaf Dearborn. M> 48121-1-6236

COLLEGE STUDENTS ONLY

WAREMLOUSfc-HILO DRIVERS

[ W W

Needed 'uil or part-time lor bun doiet snd rubber wheel back noe Expen-ence a 'd a Class A CDL rsqu.red please 1ax resume 313-455-0815

or mail lo « LoPvxoto Homes inc ' i .

Attention Gsorge r " 44303 Plymouth Oeks Bhrtl _ •

Plymouth Ml 48170 or csll George at '313i 455-4329 ^-.

CONSTRUCTION LABOR nesded, Dnveis ucenae a plus, M bms No4k' based i248i 380-39017-.

CONSTRUCTION LABORER

Needed tor Commensal General Con?. Tracior. FLll-ama Musi have 'ekade tranaportstion Good wages and Ben'. •fss Ssnd 'ssums and references l a • ! "•rsonne Dvsctor 3'TOOM«MieOeC• Rd Sts '65 Famvngkx- H4N ML w. 48334 t , C O N S T R U C T I O N M E C H A N I C ? " experience necessary, kght wsiOng. »

AppN m parson st V 22226 Ecorse Rd Taylor '

apply 7777 Rortoa. Canior.

CNC LATKE OPERATOR For 6T Fanuc CormM Mwslps nne to proyam. and ssi-up one p*es work Apply by ma* or el parson 33100 Capital Lmonls, Ml 48'50

CNC LATHE Operator tor BngMon

ssry Position also opsn in our gssr leperkmert experience rislpM w« Irsm Piesaa send lestms to P O bo. 297 Bnghton. Ml «SHS

acosceng applralkvis tor Drivers LdlAn, Rscydees .4 Say work week t a i i l t i , Sonusaa, Csi* 313-3S7-8S01 tor BOE

CAMMNTER APPRENTICE , wmk Ho* a NartiyRs wees no

PT «•*»

CARPET CLEANING TECHNICIANS

Eamrai To 120.000 $30 OOCWr . Tiaswig a Career Ooporttrvtes

U M Equpmeni I Vans I BsnaAs 8 Tssr

C A H P E N T E R E X P E R I E N C E D

n l m - - — | a ^ i r 23000 Commerce Dnve

Famwmor, mi. Ml f#10-426-#000) CAR PORTERS

i AutomoSns OsalarsMpI IS SO-»7 itaMng Servfcea ol LTC

Construction O n w y Exoslisnt Pay $ BeneMs

r»S81 476-8122

CHAUFFERS Hiring fun S pen-time

Send res»*"s to 4772 Tsra Ct., West BtoomMS. Ml 46333

CHAU#*EUR POSITIONS FMI a pan urns Corporsts rken Is only Excellent «eome, ftombla hours Cal 3' 3-833-2266 Sam-4pm

TEACHERS A ASSISTANT tor Bkx»n*sid pre-school Earty (M» hood educated or s«perien«ed

1 I I I I H T T I )

C N C L s r h e s

a you looking tor a greal opportu yi Are you sasrdhing tor a dsan

squcmem and a r future"1 Look no IS about your

P y o u e ! e •eskng bright. snsraMc mUMduMa tor CNC LsPia pos*on to opsrsla

ram Otoima and WS tram/ Wa

• and an sao compefrtiv henel pregrsm meaning Won islm-burasmsnt Ptoses asnd -esume lb CNC L*ha PO Box 7013S6 Ply-mousi Ml 48170 or CSI

q u i 2QJA710

craft, nefween F|rMngion 8 Lavan

COMMUNICATION REP Tremse To $45000

Salary benefits bonus C l Corp 248 2030000 Fax 246-2030047

COMPANIONS NEEDED, group

lulanapsrt nme Commerce and Now areas •*# tram Pisese cal be»w Sam-Spm

(810) S56-6637

eonstroctlon r-1

SUPERINTENDENT r ' Due to growth e* company we hsv#

MUST haws aome NEW HOMEterv • . alrucson Kcamsor experience a s ' . ee» organ,red and Be able to namH rsaporaMWy Sand reaunne wrth u ' , <* pruscl rames and « e s tew HOMES PO Box 255005 Btoomhekj Mi 48325

fMI-w Expensnced m ExcW DOS communc—ons xcTtwere Atakfy lo wme macros ExceSem working eon-drtiona $ benefits Contact Joarms

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Computer EDI SPECIALIST

xnsrchsngss Musi be torn**- wrth Dtal-Up Carrwnur^tw 8 able to generste a wtarlari Piooomm $ DOS S o w A M rssponstss tor

our BBS S nswuwNng

FOR Farm ifBjn HRst Fi*e years mrnahum. experience.' 0sgr»e pi si sired Send nssi*»is wrth MM-, reoumsmsnls to Boaks 8 Asaccwtos, PC, 1520 H. *. *"- - ' Cta fti 11 i iei#i a I fl U b

vroommrxj aim #:»«. Ml 48304 Or FAX 246 2 M »1»4 .

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C O R R E S P O N D E N T ; S E R V I C E _

R E P R E S E N T A T I V E S SlapdarO Federa! Bank, one;pf the .laapn's largest savings mstitiibons, "a*, immediate tor bom entij level and advanced Correspcn-

inwjf irsl Mortgage Drvision located in Arv\ Alt**

5 0 0 Help Wuited General

The positions consist ot responding to r*juines from correspondents and tuokers cooceimnc status ol files in underwriting and closino Weil-devekjped «mten and verbal commu-rucaticm skulls CRT eipenence. and mortgage p-ocessing «»De"ence Oesi'abie Mortgage Danking enperi i ence « required tor »e advanced levei positions Telesales eipenence

_prefe»red We are prepared to ottet an attractive salary and a competitive flexible ben-el® package Please 'onward your resume including salary loouirements to

C U S T O M E R S E R V I C E

Afternoon 4 Evening Position* available n Btoomfietd H M & Lworea Must lave previous cus-tomer service eipenence 4 «•*-

lours If you have these ouakfica-lions 8 ar* m4e reeled m working

A d e c c a

Lrvorua .Auburn Hills

313-525-0330 246-373-6913V

A O-vWiOn of Standard Federal Ban*

Resouxes Department 777 E Eisenhower Pkwy

Suite 700 Arm Arbor Ml 48108

Eaual Opportunity Employer — 1 MFt tV

COST ESTIMATOR Electrical controls background knowledge Work with project eny neers lo determine control panel cost estimate work with proposal depart-ment to finalize proposals tor cus-tomer presentation

CIRCUIT DESIGNER Design experience - piping valve Knowledge cf Pneumatcs required

EXECUTIVE ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Support 2 managers in financial area ot national insurance company MS Ot1«e package proficiency, type 60 wtxr a must Direct Mire positron with benefits

Mail or tai resumes

5455 Corporate Dr Ste Troy Ml 48098 2620

(2*8i 641-0600 Far (248) 641-0897

COUNTER PERSON Dry Cleaners Pleasant. Will Gooa pay Famvngiton area

81 477-64 12481 7-6410

COUNTER POSITION o«v CLEANERS

No experience necessary must be hard working pleasant person Good pay. paid vacations & holidays nice working environment Uvonia area For interview call 1313 >425-0840

COUNTER SALES for pamt and dec orating store Full or pan time, will

fa-r Apply Pamters Supply 1058 W Anm Arpor Rd Plymouth

Customer Serv ice

Representat ives

PPOM a growth opportunity com-pany .s seeking eipenence-3, orga-nized. motivated individual* lor our customer service department in our SoutMiekj based off** Applicants should be service onenled wth good written and oral communication skills Phone eipenence necessary Appli-cant should possess problem solving skills Medical biking andor heatlh care backgrotkxj a positrve Full com-pany paid benelns include health, lite denial insurance tuition reimburse-

with eipenence Piease ta« resume to

248-357-2418 O forward lo.

Naomi Ashel Administrator PPOM

28588 Northwestern Highway Suite 380

SoutMldd, Ml 48034

We are an An Equal Opportunity Employer

5 0 0 Help t in ted General

LOOKING FOR A CAREER INSTEAD OF JUST A JOB? JARC i Jewish Assoc tor Res. Oentiai Car*) a • progr***iv* agency wrth in* higheM Man - v - -MrdsJcrj

•MOM I H m the a

retirement plan, choc* <* three metkcal'denta) ptam *s meur-ance, tuition *chol*r*fap program

HOME MANAGER SiXtervteory eipenence requr*o B A preferred Group hom* tor devetopmemalty disabled women m Southfield

OIRECT CARE STAFF Ful. part-lim* and on-call posi-tion* Vaad Mich driver's keen** and High Scnoc or GEO grad-uate required for all position* MORC or WCLS Alemoon 47 00-58TMv Apply Mon - Fn., I Qam-Apm at. JARC, 28366 Frankln pa., South&eld. Ml Ah Equal Opportunity Employer

.S Jrammg a pau* weekend sfutt*

OIRECT CARE STAFF Attractrve group home* need canng staff lor all shifts $6 25-$6 TSrtwur • good benefits to Plymouth Idaysr nights! 313-420-0876; m Oearbom Hts InigBts), 313-274-1890 in Livonia lonvOays I 313-432-9732, in Garden City (nights), 313-456-5178, in W Btoomtieid (pnvtoidnights), 248-360-0669 or 248-655-0239

C U S T O M E R

S E R V I C E

Chaaengmg opportunities are available tor motivated individ-uals to receive in-oouna sales

Opportunities include » Daytime and evening shifts e Part-time 4 tun-time sfvtts • Advancement Opportunities • Paid Training • Incentive Programs Must have *icdtent commune*-Uon skills, keyboard aMity and the motivation to earn $9-$ 11 per hour, average Sales eipen-ence is preferred CMl today to speak to an Employment 5<iena*n

C O U N T E R S A L E S Fulltime position Some krvowiedge ol buiMmg supplies preferred Apply at Wayne Oakiand Budding Supplies 25018 Plymouth m Redtord

C O U N T E R S A L E S & S E R V f C E

For.4ast-paced Berkley garage aoor cor«pany «V4 tram *ve ngtv person Eiollent pay 6 excellent benefits Cafe

NOME & DOOR PRODIX:TS (248) 399-9900

As* for Angela or WayOe

COUNTER TOP LAMINA TOR. ' EXPERIENCED

BeneMs available mcSudmg 40IK (248) 477-1515

COURIER PART-TIME For small South<ie*3 law limn Moors i?-9r>m Court Minos, deliveries and

ice Please cam at {248) 353-4400

CREATIVE DEPARTMENT Fuptime positions available H you arefloth*>g short of ejrtraonjrwy we -•e«C you Posrtlons available Si Art Direcbon (Cat ence required lustration 'oOung 'or energetic selt-motrvated eip^nenced, creative protessiorvais wth strong organizational skills, who i t - t o t to perform m a fast paced,

a' onenled atmosphere Mecln-

rosmons avaioauae m rsn (Catalog projects eiper. «red). Graph< Destorvs &

$12 to S18.HR We re

Fa> resume i salary requ^etrVinls to W Dept (810) 816-5599

C R E D I T O F F I C E R Natonal leasing company looking tor wfcr officer w«h 10 yea« ct cred* *iHn*jon expenence m the M i n g m Hairy Small & medun ticket aicpo-su* knowiedg* ol acormg leeh-n«j6a* and a personadM attitude a prut - Response-kties to include

pohey structuring, funding source/rating,

r'rtaracbon* Salary 1 beneM* h u m w*h cipenence Send

r*«6m* io OHice Manager PO Boi 44fc. Troy Ml 48099-4415

' C Tutor *!«»5ed *1 my Redtord area ' nom* 4 hrsrtuk. $7 50*ir ' (3111 534-6142

CUTQMEW tiXVC* vT >4t CUSTOMER

SERVIC6 REPRESENTATIVE

SoJfeMd T»»ecommur«caBon Vm*

trves.AJ ahtft* avalatili Oey* I After now* Low "»d 12CX . bonu* I cortJikMon Greet opportunity tor Mra rce - IM Fai or Mnd reeume to MRUS 2100 W 20tj Troy Ml 4»0

R SERVICE RE PRE SEN

n«M to help. Long term —qnwwit tor » mato" automotive -nanulacturer Cat 464-707*

- ETC Ten*

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D I R E C T C A R E S T A F F To a**i*t devetopmenuiiy impaired children and young adults • - to pm to 6 am - f*ghl Care . - 6 am to 2pm - Assist with

sel -caraticusekeepTig • - 2 pm to 10 pm- Dirfy lih

actrvities FuMime & part bme available WCLS-OMH iramed Cal Our Lady ot Provi-dence Center. f*orthvilte

(313) 453-1300

DIRECT CARE STAFF Accepting appecatnns tor fun time, pan time Uitramed S6 25 Trailed $6 45 With insurance benefits Downriver area. 9-5 313-942-0640

D I R E C T C A R E S T A F F needed to work in Dearborn Ht» group home with developmental as-abled adults Fu« or parl-lime. "

available Must be over 19 years old. nave current drivers liceree with dnving record & n>gn*chooi dc or GEO Wl« trann Benefits C

810-296-3602

D I R E C T C A R E S T A F F Previous experience with develop-mental^ disabled adults preferred $6 S0-$7 00 an hour to Stan Excel-lent benefits & training provided Cal programs ksmd below

R E D F O R D / L I V O N I A 248-474-6996 313-535-8605 L I V O N I A

313-522-6428 313-591-0272 C A N T O N 313-387-3735

For further information call 313-255-6295

5 0 0 Help Wanted General

OWNER/OPERATORS With vane or 24' trucks needed tor tool enpednng company Great pay

(313) 451-2255

Good Drivers Needed

Scfietkied route* m tn-county area. rnmnany pmwrtarl tr.irt nnirnrntr )

dental. 401* plus ncenove* inouoed

Ihe £ngi«r language clearty Fl* time day*. o**t«m* available Must possess or b* aba* to obtain chauffeurs licenee Baac knowtedge ct trlrcounty area helptul Will tram Apphr m person Mon-Fn. 10 to 4pm 963 Manufactures Dnve. Newburgrv Cherry Hit area, Westland

DRIVERS • COL FtexOte hours, salary benefits Call Danen, C l Corp 248 203-0000 Fax 248-203-0047

DWVfgS Exoe l len t O p p o r t u n i t y l o r

Loca l F l a tbed Dr ivers • $1,000 Sign-On Bonus

• Local Operation • Good Pay 1 Benefits • Late-Model Equoment

CDL-A » 12 Mo* OTR reqiwred Call John or Larry lor details

ECK MILLER 313-332-4644 688-491 -3800

Owner Operators AJao Welcome

D R I V E R S Eiped** earner need* owner opera-tors If you own a 1991 or newer

truck, cargo van. 12-26' straight truck or tractor tracer call

1 -800-332-3572

D R I V E R S tor delnrery oI bulking mate-rials Musi have good

driving record & be familiar with Trv-County area Only aenou* applicants need apply Mon -Frl Detwn 2 & 5PM

MIDWEST DOOR & WINDOW 35539 Schootorafl

Livonia, Ml

DRIVERS For arowing cab company

Call for applicaton 313-591-2325

DRIVERS GROWING company is looking for dependable and experienced drivers

D R I V E R S Hourly licensed. CDL-B Dnvers

de; Starling pay $10-$12

(313) 451-2255

DIRECT CARE STAFF Needed Male staff for SIP Pro-

gram Midnight shrlt. Call tor appointment Mon-Fn

10 AM • 4 PM (313) 953-6553

* D E L I V E R Y D R I V E R * WANTED FULL-TIME . BENEFITS Must be responsde personable and refcabie Some heavy kiting required Must have good driving record Send or lax letter ol interest to

P-F Inc . Attn Kevin PO Box 250576

Franklin. Ml 48025 FAX (243) 626-4671

D E M O N S T R A T O R S P e r m a n e n t Part T i m e

Pos i t i on Builder's Square and Montgomery Ward stores WOONvk

Can Tracy at (810) 424-9300

DESK RECEPTIONIST tor busy tenms o j t Fun working environ-ment out gong personality and expe-rience a plus, (246) 476-3246

D E S K T O P P U B L I S H E R Part lime pcMion with ISM based graphic company Experience with Corel Draw a must Quark kaykmng, photo (hop expre** a plus Send resume to PO Box 339 Wayne Ml HR1H i-it till H i

DIE M A K E R

Musi have al east 5 years expen-ence for a fast growing mew stamping firm Musi be able lo bu*d. sample and actxeve produc-tion ready status of new die* Requires mdnndual with aokty to trouble ihool and maintain exiearig ekes Cantfcdates muat be salety minded wrth good alHud*. wanting to gel the job done m an aggreaaiv* stamping environ-ment Excellent Benefit! 40IK. and bonu* prtyam Apply In person at E « E Manufacturing, Inc 300 Indudnal Dr . P»ymou»

D i n c c T c A n c G T A r r Need dependable staff

$6 35 per hour Cat 10AM-3PM Livonia Belleville ot Belleville Canton Dearborn Hts Westland Taylor

(»10)474-0283 (313)699-6543 (313)699-3806 (313)961-9328 (313)277-8193 (313)326-4394 (313)292-1746

OIRECT CARE WORKERS Full 6 part time positions rt Lworua & Plymouth areas tor direct care to work afternoons & weekends Med-ical benefits offered Certification pre-ferred. but nol required.

Contact Gwen al 313-422-1020

DIE SETTER EXPERIENCED

Can 1-4pm (313) 366-2450

O J i SSTTERf J O B R E P A I R

Opportursty m tas! -oaced growth oriented automotive aampng Vm tor perscma experienced with pro-gressive Ass and airteed* Gen-eral tool room knowledge hstpfii to s«. r\*\, and repair CO* Excel tent saiery and benekts 40IK and bonu* program M MM avat-atta Apply m person E t E Man J a c U r g 300 Indusmel Or

WVnour. Ml 4817Q

D E L I V E R Y DRIVER Ful Bme w«h beneMs Must know D f o n Mwracg*un «rw CC1-8 f^r-mum Good drwuc record

BCLLEVKiE CLS Group Home tooking tor Nqnty motlvaied 6 «ek«W

to work w«i yotng. ra^h OO mates must

yrs or carter • have «etd Mcfugsr •Titers acense GEO ar dtotoma Afternoon t irwjn^jf* M i s *v*a*eaa 15 to untrained $6 10 WCLS (rained A good sTtK

0W6CT CARE AiOES $6 75 hour. Pato Btoe O M . CO* Paten ' M M M 313-307-9666

3 1 3 - 4 2 5 - 0 4 0 1 8 1 0 - 4 7 6 - 7 * 1 1

(3131 666-61B o. 7a-7a6t

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OmtCT CAM «TA*F g v s t c a n

Ca* Qan0 313-438 *732

r DIRECT CARE WORKER "J

-GROUP HOME cpenmgs tor-•days, aftemoor.s. midn.ghts •

Valid drivers license, pa<da iranng Competaive wag* and*

| benefits Ca*

1 (313)663-5637

<313)677-7928 j

I GROOMERS IWUUiyil II Jlug Neo

wi* trap under aporanoc* program No lees Shirley (313) 455-2220

DOOR INSTALLERS Own truck and tool* s must* Expsn-ence WIN earn you mi to $100QfWeek

cal (313) 532-6444 Ext 13

DO YOU LOVE ART? Downtown art gallery looking tor motivated & experienced picture hamer. 313-963^101

VENDING ROUTE SALES • Paid training • Competitive commission pay • Benefits • Growing Company

Honest dependabl* people arlth good driving records call 9am-4 30pm (313)207-6363

Stilu s lea Creem Co. 1000 Mspte. Detroit Ml 46207 Ann Sale*

E A S T S IDE R O U T E D R I V E R •

For The Job Recruser Newspaper Musi be I I yrs old. <«M driver*

Truck prstsrrsd (24t) 474 2629

Dnver

A P e r f e c t M a t c h .

Y o u r D r i v i n g S k i l l s .

O u r G r e a t C o m p a n y .

• Cam up to 3toflniM • Top beneMs after 90 dsys • >egh maes • aak our drivers

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D R I V E R

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ass » SI tea Bite M l COL nitertM'a |i Expen-tiaSirra 1 Cat M l Da*, m

y rord viaa^a tor OX MBOosfton 313-504-1000 X1066

DRIVER-PART TIME

fm aaam In a Pisefeas teas 16 f% eta, pkte Good feoHVelter (>4«> 400-1110

D R I V E R S LOCAI FARMER JACK SUPERMARKETS

is looking for tractor-|ra.ler dnvers You must hsve a min-imum of 2 years verifiable, city driving experience D O T quali-fied. clean MVR. and Class 2 CDL a must- Must be able to work at shifts Competitive hourty rmle Full-time employment tor the right candidates Pre-smpioymsnt DOT physical and drug screen mandatory Reply to

Transportation Manager Farmer Jack Transportation

Detroit. Ml 46228 (313) 270-1446

D R I V E R S N E E D E D For busy local BuSdng Material Sup-plier Requirements are; COL license Class B or better with ar. HexiMTy to work overtime and the ability lo lifl hasvyobfects Apply at Wayne Oi* land Buddmg Suppkes. 25018 Ply-mouth Rd. in Redtord

D R I V E R S / W A R E H O U S E CDL heavy lifting required $11 5<y HOUR START $1 OOihour fo*e per year for 3 years $14 5tVHOOR AFTER 3 YEARS Excellent benefits/ union 5&-60 hours per week Mon-Fn only Send resume to

PO Box 806353 St Clair Shores Ml 46060-6353

DRIVERS - WAREHOUSE Positions tor estaCUtehed glass »s-trtxitor Weaasvasa&malMlsaind serine* onenled people Great oppor-tunity tor men, women, retirees or students FuWpsrl-6ms Al sMts open Second shift 4pm-MK»»gbt f>riwoooivio iof*si« pUfclQI Bon«flt

' • ^ T b S i r a Lwoma, ml. S oil 1-96, 1 Wk E. of Newburgh

D R I V E R S Ws are sastong T/T Dnvers tor local work WE PAY TOP UNION WAGES Appkcatnns socsplsd Monday thru Friday lOam-Spm

K t R EXPRESS 4601 Stecker

Dearborn. WI 48216

DRIVER WWi OSSS A CDL Mwvmum 2 years experience Must bs 21 or ok»r Hand i*itoa<»ng nvolved With benefits and compemve wages Apply withn at Northland Conuner

9070 General Dr , Plymouth (313) 459-2000

DRY CLEANERS s help day* <

Apply at 13509

D P V W A L L f c H INSTALL/REPAIR. luHmt tor Sou«<-%eld property menegement company Cat Mon *vu Frl.. (»10| 1-1030

DRYWAU. HANGERS & Tapers Espensnoed only Stsndsrd Drywsll

(610)254-2360 7am6am

EDUCATORS Your M s ar* n*sded 4 Irsnsfsrsbls to many corporals arses S E Me* i g a n C a r e e r S e r v i c e 61»«7-aS02

ELECTRICAL ASSISTANT i m ™ . new eq Mng Computer country elds oi

• traokmg-for s 6 opersnon Good • M i t a 6

ELECTRICIAN JOURNEYMAN

TopP^f.

i n ' in \^m ^ B l oompeny w i tote of work a

tooteng to M g g n j j

\Lab •3066 ' tesmai Perk Or

ELECTRICIAN

an need tot sn mcmoan 9MR «n 0 1 , • • must PtMOter rsjulrs*^^7^ yeera^^espenence^

5 0 0 Help T u ted General

ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLY TECHNICIANS

Greet opporturvty tor Electron*; Tech-nician* to teal irouttaahool 6 *eeen*te high apeed toodgftoeeeng •qmpmenl Aaaocwtea m anclrorm technology or *qun>a«*nt Basic mschanical akOs s must Experience

E L E C T R O N I C A S S E M B L Y A growing contract sasking to fill positions

manufacturer is Ihe following

WAVE SOLDER MACHINE OPERATOR

• HAN0 SOLDERER • INVENTORY CLERK The right individuals w* be self-motivated. dependable and orga-nized Previous expenence deseed bul ml tram Pay commenairata with eipenence ful tw»Ms available Apply m person at CCl. 37640 H*e Tech Drrve, Farmington Hits. Ml 246-553 4335 EOE

Electronic Technicians Growing company has mmWtelH Openings tor sound end letephona. techs with experence m electronics, phone* snd cable pulling Benefit* , umon shop. Send resume to HR. 12933 Farmington Rd Livonis. Ml 46150

E L E C T R O N I C T E S T T E C H N I C I A N

Fsrmington Hills manufacturer seeks an entry level Electronic Test Tedhrn-oen Must be able to diagnose and repair circuit boards Candidate must have a two year degree m electronics or equrvatent Please send resume to

Meoar Inc 36700 Grand River Ave

Famwigion Hills. Ml 46335 Ann Test Tsch

Equal Opportunity Employer

E L E C T R I C A L E N G I N E E R induction heating squpment manu-facturer seeka experienced and degreed Electrical Eryneer with soft-ware $ hardwere design experience Candtoate need nol have experience specific to induction equipment Design ol electrical controls and

effective strong proiecl management muss Candidates must be i wen ALAL), woro. txcei, and protect planning software Pay commensu-rate with expenence Bonus incentive, profit sharing ,-etirement, ma|or med-icaJ tor employee Positions reports to V P of Engineering Send resume to Mr Dan Williams Wetduction Corp .

24492 Indopiex Circle Farmington Hdte. Ml 46335 24hr pager 800-717-2990 or

Williams O wekJuction com

S E N I O R Q U A L I T Y E N G I N E E R

Senior quality engineer to oversee international OEM Tier 1 supplier Customer contact with Dag 3 and transplants Acts as a liaison between quaMy engineers and manager Inter-faces with manufacturing facilities engmesnng and suppliers Requires BS BA and 2-3 years supervisory and quality management expenence

Piease send resume to Bon 11973

Observer 6 Eccentnc Newspapers 36251 Schoolcraft Fid

Uvonia Ml 48150

J DUNNAGE/ » -PACKAGING DESIGN

ENGINEERS Expanding custom plastics moider is seeking experienced persons m Protect Management Product Design and Engi-neering Applicants must have good organisational skills and be a warn player Ence lent benefit package Send resume to: Poly Rex Inc , 19660 W Eight Mile

—eRtl SouthMd. Ml 4-8C7S mm L ^ A ) 0 4 £ 3 5 ^ 9 Q 5 ^ J

ESTIMATOR1 ADVISOR Large Oakland County GM dealer has immediate opening tor the ngfit individual state certified m coteston repair BC.BS 401K competive wsgea and located m a night volume ar*a<'Al mtaresnd ndividual* Con-tact Enc Pluff at (810) 354-5110

ESTIMATOR Novi Co needs coSeg* graduate lor estimating poMion Good man Ska* essemai Computer experience a bonu* Salary negosabie.. Send resume to 25460 Novi Rd , Novi 46375 or Fax 810-449-6509

E X P E D I T E R Expediter needed tor Tier I euppker ResponMX* tor enpedibng all ioca»y purchased components/meiensls generates rsports. inventory control I allocation*, and oulsid* processeig of outside components fWqulrss aaao-ciste degree or 2-3 years equivalent work * xpeneno* n purchaseig snd good PC ski«s Please send resume and salary history to

Boi 12027 0beerver 6 Eccentnc Newspapers

36251 Schoolcraft Rd Livoma, Ml 46150

EXPERIENCED FABRICATOR

NEEDED FOR A BELLEVILLE COMPANY'?' Must be abi* to np*rn hand

gnrxter and ga* Imche* to eon-

-along needed Pay rale begin* al $1200 and goe* up

Come m or tei 'JSLC Corporate

1163 S Wayne Rd (Ben-sen Cheny HM)

(and Palmer Rds ) FAX (313) 722-0132

FACIALTST NEEDED in busy Bteionteeid Hfes spa

(241) 332-3434

FACTORY WORK Truck Tiro Rotroader

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FCNCC MST ALLSKS

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5 0 0 Help Wanted Central

FIREFIGHTER The Charter Towosfkp of Weel PtoomOeld n accepting appkesbons tor the posteon of Firslighter General »iaMcaians kit (us poeteon are 1 Applicants must bs s U S. Citusn 2. Musi M over 16 years ol age 3 Musi be * high KftooI grarkiste or eqtfvatent

5 Normal haamg and color vieion with any detaency in vwual acuity m each eye correctable to 2»20 6 Have a vakd driver's kcenee. a good dnvng record and not have Seen convicted of any enm* involving moral turpitude 7 Muat b* in physKel. emotional snd mental condfton determmsd sufficient to pertoim the essential funcbon oI

8 Must be abia to pas* wmsn. phys-ical pertomience. psychological and orsl interviews, ansnsive beckground check and post-offer physical summation 9 When the appkcalion a aubmteed ALL APPLICANTS MUST PRESENT THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION

STATE Of MICHIGAN ADVANCED EMER-

GENCY MEDICAL TECHNICAL (PARAMEDIC) . STATE OF MICHIGAN FIRE-FIGHTER I CERTIFICATE • STATE OF MICHIGAN FIRE-FIGHTER II CERTIFICATE If al the above items along with a completed appkeason ara not sub-

further conwterallon t997 salary rang* $30 676 Any Oak-land County rasidsnt must p«k up Ihe application m person A completed application must be received NOT POST-MARKED no lazier than tpm, July 15, 1997, by Ihe Personnel Dept West Bloom held Twp. 4550 Walrvt Lake Rd . W BtoomAeto. Ml 48325

An Equal Opportunity Employer

FlTTERS^ELDERiT-AYOUT, Truck driver, CDL license Shop located In HMtord Ml Expenence a must. 401K medical benefits Send resume to P O Box 326 MUtord. Ml 48381

F L O R A L D E S I G N E R Norton's clonsl. Ann Ata*/Ype*snti Experienced Florsl and Wedding Designers Pad-lime Ful-wne

(313) 434 2700—•

FORKLfFT DRIVERS

Plastic compounder m the Ann Arbor ares need* additional staff lor 2nd and 3rd shifts H^h School diploma required fcxkkft expenence helpM. $8 5fttir plus sn* premium hokday pay. vacation pay. M-Cara. We insur-ance. 401 (k)

Apply m person bsfwesn 8-5. Mon -Fn RheTech. Inc.. 1500 E. North Territorial Rd . WhKmore Lake, kkch-igan 48169

FREE - Work from home book Send self eddress sUmped snvstops to PO Boi 601. Fenton, Ml 46430

(^4J) ^C*//

FURNITURE STOCK POSITION

Fu« A part-ume pos«non at our Troy location tor dependabte person io unpack move furniture and assist in

Michigan's lines! selection Candklate must

displaying Micnigan's ct home fur-Hsrvrigs

are required Apt*y m person Mon-Fn.. 10sm-6pm

SCOTT SHUPTR1NE 977 E. Fourteen MMe Rd

Troy 248-565-3300

GARAGE DOOR InstsSer Earn $1.000 per week Be your own boss.

C around work, we psy every jdey (313)44f 49-6334

G A R A G E D O O R I N S T A L L E R

(RESIDENTIAL ONLY) tor fas) pscsd business Carpentry 6 mechanical stalls needed but not required WO trsm nght person Ful time with benefits Must own true* or van Cad:

HOME 4 DOOR PROOUCTS (246) 399-9900

Ask for Angela ot WayOe

W O R K T O D A Y PAID T O D A Y ®

LABOR READY

NO FEES • NO HASSLES' 6 DETRQn^AHE A OFFICES

APPLY IN PERSON 28157 8 Mile Rd Livonia

(248) 471-9191 27422 Michigan Ave , Inkster

(313) 563-6111 701 E 9 M M Rd., FomOole

(248) 541-7272 14303 Fonfcoll, Detroit

(313) 273-0100 16129 10 MM. Eastpcms

(248) 773-9877 710 W. Huron St , Ponbac

(248) 332-5555

' C O M E S E E US TODAY! ! !

CONSTRUCTION, ASSEMBLY. wHse, JANITORIAL,

HQTELRESTAURANT . MORE

N o oxporwnco requirod.

codecaon wKh Air Control Company Wa van Fut-Wne Start rv-edteier,

C M M K or Tues (313) 3204001

GENERAL LABORER Canton area ConeSM

24^477*i'i

GENERAL L A » Q « W Rapid sitvancement immadsls oper*r^s evsasbte. eo hrs pet eeek plus poe-atote overtime OinaM startrvg

S75 to $10 per heur Mteord wneNp (2461 604-0666

GENERAL LABOR

^Goo?pay a«h tisnsOte *oofy arson ar 04M RonM Or .

GENERAL LABOR

FADAL C N C P T O G R A W M F R '

g e n e r a l L A B O R

Mete leaiMO 2nd M l I M 06~*v Late of OT>

E X P R E S S S E R V I C E S 0 1 3 ) <<7-5460

GENERAL LAOO" / PfWOlXTON

Wei SSM06MM mat company

*e*ses»tee>atesaassownl is

G E N E R A L LABOR O U A U T Y C O N T R O L

M A N A G E R

B a n o a O a o o o B 6sa. tteary 2SK ptes M oamaan, MM benaftte Cat (3401 M2-4671tsr

5 0 0 B d r V a t d G a e n l

GENERAL LABOR ROBOT OPERATOR

DjuKsId company i n ou ratw

'XZ. Mfcng K

M M $8

more ntonnaton.

spray-system to work overtme on a

Cal (240) 352-46?v2 00** pkisc

GENERAL LABOR Smal a/mp In Martwrm Mte, kghi to heavy Irtng Physical and drug screen requved Musi have Irsnapor-tabon and M itepanrtahle Apply si 949 E. Mandoline. Madeon His

GENERAL LABOR Welted Lake suto suppke- 1st shut Lou ol OVERTIMEi$7»i»ir

EXPRESS SERVICES (248) 474-5000

GRAPHIC DESIGNER/ Art director

Ws'rs sselung a Nfpi energy, expan-enoe, creath* parson to sxpand s crsaeve team Musi have h o n x / MAC experience m Ousrk XPrass. wr^cenoip and tkjatmor Send resxtte 10:

Human Resource Dept. 3765 Ptezs Or , Suite 2

Am Arbor Ml 40100

GREETERS WITH Sght osncsi 4 phone experience to work evenings and an oocsatonel weekend LJ Gnffin Funeral Home. Canton & Wesaand chapels.

Aak tor Connte or DsvKt (313) 901-1700 or (313) 522-9400

GROUNOSKEEPER tor large icart-ment commuiMy m Romulus. Musi bs abte to work m al typss ol weather condbon* Must have own transporttllon. Apply m persons 15001 Brandt. Romulus. 48174. EOE

GROUNOSKEEPER ful ame tor medkim sue Wesoand Estates apartntotx community Omy hardworking, seif-starier need apply Cat Gary or Fay* (313) 722

GROUNDSKEEPER Rochester HM apertmeni community •a aaskmg s Groundakeeper lepon-sCls tor manairang the snsnor of tf» oommurwy. sMRy to M a imneT*»n ol fifty (50) M and potltaa a TEAM player attitude Apply in person si ESSEX • HAMPTON, 64 VHags O d s DOvs, Rochester Hts or cal

852-7500 tor an sppoenmsnt goal Opportunity Employer " " I ,

GROONDS PBRSON F ull-tirM tor SouMleld Apt complex BemelOs Cat Mon. »*u Frl., 0-5pm (610) 353-9050 E OE.

GROUNDS PERSON needed ful time for a luxury aparvnanl commu-nity m VVtmmors Lake

(313)449.5520.

GROUNDS PERSON part tuna, luxury apl In Nortfimte

Cal 810-346-1830

GYMNASTICS INSTRUCTORS to travel to a variety ol tocaaona. Great My. wll tram, brans nscssssry

(246) 855-3638

NAIL TECH NEEDED Willing to work everengs CMntete waiting Cal Georgee al Total Image

lor appointment 313-525-2750

HAIR CARE Ljcenaed Coamalotogat esm a guar-anteed hourly wage, plua bonus Reoswe an esostsrs madtosl I dsntal

A A S , - —

busy Btoomfc •tentete •etengl (246) 332-3434

H A I R D R E S S E R S Lrvonie *aton seeks Poenlvs. Produc-tive people w«h good work aOiics. who bekev* (hst the nay to success comas through advanced education snd outstanding customer sannos. Pleas* pftoneLinM 4 a » lor an mssr-view (313) 427-6711.

HAIRDRESSERS/ NAX TECH

Non smoking Lnotaa Salon, looking tor frtendy. Iceneod

upbesi prolssslijnM wWi i;ksnlsli preferred, bul nol necessary Earn up lo 6 0 * paid sducaton. Ful or

pert tktw CM tor Xitel view (313) 421-0190

HAIRDRESSERS Now Nrmg Stvksn tor salon si Waal-land. $6 par hour plus commaston. Cal Cindy, 313-525-9676

HAIR SALON Experienced Nan Tech I Shampoo Aaaiatant needed for i busy Salon (246) 473-5720

HAIR SALON in Fsmnngton HM

la in apAos lor MANCUWSf 4FACIALIST

CM 810061 -0043

HAIR STYLING ASSISTANTS HAIR COLOUR ASSISTANTS torbMy_

HAIR STYUST Highly moifieisd. as* aterter eeresd tor an axoteng career «i hen reptece-ment

• Guaranteed Hourly Wsgs • Paid VeceoonsMowleys • Blue Croasflkja M • we Tiam

Cat Scorn al 246-64S.H10

f " " H A l R S f Y L i l f S ~ ^ I liniTiacMls M and pari ame I I Styksl opportuntese m busy askm J I We after

I * Hourky wegs plus i«p to 40% • iwsiiiseion I

| prsecrtfcii. M neursr : • 401K BsMteW Man | . Al sauipmarl and dter

iproMMd a

• Paid hotdaya 6 vscaaon* I I . Ftextoa achedute* yCa« Knott 1-S0D666-6484y

HAIR STYUSTS NAIL TECHS For buey sston Manege mem oppor-lun^r Excesenr imwiteailuii plan or sstery 4 bsnette (810) 474-7610

H A I R S T Y U S Y T S A Momcurtst

FuO or pan »ns QuerarsasS wages P«d vecesons 9Mete ol LNonte 0 2nd ol teat*— (313) 201-0100

HARDWARE SALES

HE A TUG « MACONOmONMQ APpRomcea NEEDED

aOl package e » 401 (W arte p a *

s r v c r s w K

H V A C INSTALLER

HEATING A COOLING Psreon -teedsd MOl HVAC m o M

HEATING A COOUNO To* pay ter ratMte MSTALLCMi

» kteta Cat ( I t ) 710 t o n

5 0 0 B a i p V a X t d G M n J

HI LO or TECHS

Now accepting tppkesbons tor Hi Lo Drivers or MscNne Tschra-oans * you l*a Iterate on" work and tie quatty conaooue awn apply today-

• Slabaty 6 growth • FJI MnaW package and

Numerous sfMl opersbon Clean Enwronment Opportunity tor A<»ranoemenl Growth mdueky

«ly Mon -Fn 9em-4pm al 1361 [E o» 1-275, S of Ford) W*et-

land. Ml 40185 (EOE)

HOME HEALTH CARE AiOES Long term, perl-sme sssaanments eyaubte Titemng program For appt-

R S S catton 4 ensrvww. Mark (313) 466

HOME MANAGER 1 ASSISTANT MANAGER

Ns sited tor group homes in Lrvona. 4 Canton Musi bs Vsined WCLS or MORC 1 year ol experience Cal tor upomment Mon-Fn 10-4

(313) 963-6563

HOME MANAGER tor vacation group horns near South tor vacation group horns near South held In W 9toomHek3 Group home axpeneno*4bairan£r*aj*M Good benefits

Cal Frank: $300-$420 pei »«

240-655-0230

HOSTESS POSITIONS available el

Satee Counselors Arm Now areas X hr

Send resume Ann Diane Curtis

The Setectrv* Group 27655 VkddtebM. Swle 130. Fsrtmngton Wis. Ml 48334

(no

HILTON SUITES Metro Airport

Has openings tor the following positions

• Cooks • Front Desk Clerks • Switchboard Operator

venous HoussMspify^

• Food Servers. AM 4 PM Apply Hi person at

Hilton Sunes 8600 Wickham Rd

Romulua. Ml

AUDIT, PART-TIME

EELN rTymoLnr na ,

Levan 4 Newburgh Uvonia / * >

HOTEL We're the Best!! And you can b e . too! Best Weatem Laurel Park SuMs IS now accepting

• Room Cleaners (expsnenced prefenedl

» House Slsff/Jsnitor* • Laundry Aasndant • Weekend Security

(11pm to 7 am) CoitvsMlve Pay/Bsnsftls. • Flex CM ScTieduteel Pteees apply m person Best Western Laursl_ Perk

8 Mat 0 I 2TartJ»u** ^313) 404-0060

100% Guest Satisfaction

Red Roof Urns Americas leedng economy lodgeig Chen a seeking Individuals lor ths following opportuntess.

FULL TIME: * NIGHT LAUNDRY s HOUSEKEEPERS

For provkOng superior semes with a e. youl bs rewsrdsd witi a Icel-

and BETTER BENEFITS TIME POSITIONS

Upon skgMy ws olter FULL T»»E ""Ptoysss

Managsd car* oflerlng medcal ($10 copey for oAos visas)

srmte. youl I tent wag** • FOR FULL

Saock purchesa pten through payrol dedu "

» 401 fk) pten

You should be able to work e Itexftte sohedute moudng wsskands Apply •i person M RED ROOF HNS. 30700 Ann Arbor Rd (at 1-275), Plymouth EO€

R e d R o o f

I n n s

HOT JOBS OF THE WEEK

Immsdate openings

MAINTENANCE MECHANIC - Ser vtce mssrtsnanos on mjckt (vans snd sMgN trucks) sudi as ol chsrva* change tuees brakes hsaAghte, ale. Ateo general tialntenania on tie tac«y Must have a COL kcenea SMALL ENGINE REPAIR - God oar comparer toolang tor a roM mechanic

hand tools snd muel be oerHed Greet salary plus bsneWs PANEL WIRING ANO ELECTKCAL

tor anyone a«i " e f f S u

Salary dependent on

CA?OPERATOR - Must neve CAD 11.0 won a CM endnesdng beca-grtxxid Would Itte someone wtei 3

a«»ner-<e or acftod beck-I Greel aetery itepemtenl on

313-200-0000 010-152 1100 313-264-0777 010-373-7500

UVONIA s o u r M n a o TAYLOR AUBURN MLLS

• SMELLING.

PERSONNEL S t u v ICES

H o o » « c l « a n « f « FUU. MEDICAL. 0WTAL I LIFE

INSURANCE

rnniaai S t to'lkT'out'why WE ARC T X » M O « T PAVMQ

HOU9C CLIANCNS Muat M M M k anO M M an-sraed M N M m NO mofaa ar —MMs Cat om tf am

H O U S E K E E P E R

5 0 0 U p T t t t r i t o c n i

/ HOT JOBS!!!

Summer isn't the only thing that is hot this season. We have many career opporUmt-tieo M AFI fields!! • Packaging ' • A&semWy • Machine Operating • General Labor s All shifts, base pay

is $6/HR WE accept applications from the hours of 8 :30 -10 :30am or 1 :30-3 :30pm Mon-Thurs We are located at: 33813 Five Mile Rd. in the Civic Center Shop-ping Plaza

I 1 E R F 0 R M A N C E I P E R S O N N E L

. ' . r .y . - j r^ i - , w*V>v».u

HOUSEKEEPERS - $7 00 Wsst Btoomftek) Nursing Center haa mmedlate openings lor tvoues-kaepers Ws oTIsr Ml beneflts and a

live wags Pleaae apply m at 6445 W Mapte Rd

Bloomheld For Mtails phone Mis QDormsll at B10-661-1600

person W Bloc

Nights. Weekends or Hokdeys Work Mon -Fn. only, earn up to $250' wk. We tram, car needed Cat Livonia 313-456-9706

HOUSEKEEPING FLOOR PERSON

Musi bs knowtedgsabte m at pfieaes ct floor car* - stripping, bufkng 1 refm-

SSL'TS HOUSEKEEPING

Full & part time Apply at Day* Inn Motel, 36655 Plymouth Rd

bran levan 4 Newburgh. Lrvonie

HVAC -INSTALLEfVSHEET METAL

FABRICATOR $35K-$40K. benefit*

Cal for appt (313) 561-4599

H V A C & R - Inside Counter Sale* M h HVAC4R mutl branch wholesale Supply Requires a self moevwed rid-vidua! knowledgeable in parts.' eqiApmen w'excepbonai communca non organizabcmal. eetea skits & strong customer service background Competitive wageWbenefit* Fax

313-728-0799 or send to HVAC4R, Boi #2056, Obeerver 4

Eccentnc Newspapers. 36251 Schoolcraft Rd . Lrvonia. Ml 48150

HVAC SERVICE 4 WSTALL TECHS

d for wel sslirMhsd growing GOfnpahy located in Western Suburt Great expoeure to aavaral dHerent

ol tie HVAC industry Com-

malch pension, and educakonal rewnoureemem Applicants ihould nsvs three to live yeers expenence m rasKtenbaJ ssrvice. wah etedncal troubleshooting preterred. must have boiler * iMrl*nce Competltiv* •rags* to correspond wUh sxpen-enc* Call Ray at A. J Dsnboise Son Plunftlng t Heating Company

(810)477-3626

H.V.A.C. umsppy. underpaid 4 looking lor * home' I need 1 RetwtenMI Inst Uar Sheat metal s must. yeaf*et*«~wrk; sub work, hourly or salary Gr*al pay packag* tor the ngf* person Ateo need Heipe- 4 Service Person Cal Sieve: (313) 641-7100

INDUSTRIAL MACHINE

MAINTENANCE

Manufacturing company seeks csndidst* lor entry level mscNnery repair, kne layout, and machinery rtggki ~

thorough underalandmg of hydreuflc pneumeac systems ~

competitive wage* Interssled csndtdates should sand wort his-tory with salary requirement* m

1351 Hta WesMnd. Ml 40185

EOE

" IN-HOME CARE Provtoe pnvala m-hom* car* lor indmduals wWi daaMHtes Oocaamnal. alter-echooi. eve-ning. weekend hours • dspendng on nsada ct N fsrttey Expenence

required " C N .

20306 FraNdn Rd . SouMteW.

STOP READING •pMISMt wortung

S u r n l H y , J u l y 6 , 1 9 9 7 O&E i * J » L

Fut-nm*. no traveL complete tiainng r o w*i

people m person an ($7 SOtlO hr plua I atone, end UnnOte) CalLlnasd Corv sumers Club FamanMOn Htte

(240)476-2901

50 P A C K A G E R S NeeMd l i U r n s Weeaend

9 0 6 0 - 3 1 0 0

H 8 T A L L E R S

a l i T i i m " 'ai3-Me°4

AQMPUST R A T O R Mng TyAtem I n i r i i h ^ t y i a M twteO pralaOMrtd a n r t a r a M l i

sens 11 mon ptena T M oanMtet*

€MPLOVM€NT 5 0 0

H d p I a ^ d G e m l

INSURANCE

Customer Service Rap*

Faaa Company Paid Ann M Peroonnel

LATE S L E E P E R S Many 2nd ah* opening* In PWmouti. Canton 4 Ballifca Wotk ooyour un M My Steal toM boots lequmd Long-term $6**«r

EXPRESS SERVICES (313) 487-5450

Beighem Farm*, Ml 40025-4340 (240)640-3366 F a * 5 4 0 8 1 8 5

Late Summer Wort $12.15 to start Cuatomar rapiferory

INSURANCE CSR

Deiwingham P4C agency needs experienced commercial/

CSR Starling | $30,000 tor t e right •

LATHE OPERATOR Days, fteobte horn HeaBi ear* after

I 9 ' I an

Fail 240-044-0010

LATHE OPERATOR For large one piece work Muel know

y mat or m person Livonia. Ml 46150.

•el-up Apply by mM or to person 33100 Capitol. L

Nancy O-CormeS. CC . | JJ O'Cormea 6 Aaeociate* Inc • 725 S Adam* Rd ^ Bwmmgham. Ml 40009 ^

LAWN MAINTENANCE EXPERI-ENCE needed tor lawn oo_ uang oommercial nder Good pey 4 bene-fits Ful Urns (313) 563-4001

I N S U R A N C E Netanal service company » looking loi Adiusters w/3-5 yeers (xpenenoe tor tie totomng • VEHICLE DAMAGE APPRAISER • NO-FAULT PIP ADJUSTER • AUTO CASUALTY ADJUSTER • PROPERTY ADJUSTER • MEDICAL REHAB CONSULTANT

Send reeume to PO Box 5154. SourMto. Ml 4<

Or lax (810) 367-9820

nance 4

I N T E R I O R A R C H I T E C T

S P E C I A L I Z I N G IN S T O R E D E S I G N

Interior store daelgn 4 manufac-turing company seeks expen-enced Designer Intenor ArcTiMct. Must be profs ssional a vary cre-ative wah degree in Graphic Arte or Intenor Architecture Ful-time

Greal benefits Good

^ogrammad Products Corp 44311 Grand FVrer Ave

Now, Ml 40375 . No Phone Cats Please

COORDINATOR Primary corned lor Requires strong veibel and wrtten communicatton stoOs Muat M a*tel on*nted snd abM to handls pressure ntustlons. word processing snd sprsadMiest expenence necessary

Send r«sum* to Ampross Ireemekonel PO Box 7112.

Bloomfield HM. Ml 40302

10 I N T E R V I E W E R S For market iassan.fi ftrm Long term temporary Deyalevarang

shuts $71* • benefit* Cal Today, Work Tomorrow

(240) 373-5767

JACK OF ALL TRADES For residential Senoue only

Fax results to 313-532-6946 or cal 313-541-3474

JACK OF ALL TRADES Ful or pan nme openings ovaaabte lor independent contractbr* stoBed m any of tie toUowing: • Carpentry • Drywel • Plumbing • Eiectncal • Ceraitac

Great opponunrty. steady work Cal Mr Artmr Monday 0-1 tor more ir*or-

JANITORIAL Accepting applications lor janitors on Mon only Irom 1100-3 OOp m Afternoon shift Call LakeeiM Building Ma in tenance

810 3S2-1494

* JANITORIAL • • OFFICE CLEANERS Everengs

Up to $7/hr to start • FLOOR SPECIALISTS-Experience

stripping 4 Snishlng Ful or pert time $8-$1(Vhr to start

Farmnglon Soutifteld Uvorea Plymouti areas. 810-449-7600

JANITOR - M l bme. 5-6 days per week West Btoomfleto area. Cat between 10-5pm. Mon-Fri

810-544-6247

JANITORS NEEDED Norttvde area Mldrvghts $7 per

(248) 332-0730 J»G BOREjMILL OPERATOR

Good pay & benefits Overt* Clean 4 am condaoeied plant. MUST HAVE EXPERIENCE Muat have

(610)-3e0-e515

JOB FAIR K O H L ' S

IN FARMINGTON HILLS & NOVI WEST OAKS

FRIDAY 4 SATURDAY JULY l i t ! 4 121H FRI lOSCFOpm

4 SAT 10 SOOpm TO F IX THE FOLLOWING

POSITIONS . DEPARTMENT SUPERVISORS

• CASHIERS . SALES FLOOR

ASSOCIATES . OVERNKJHT STOCKTEAM

. VARIOUS OTHER f iQgmotn

PART TIME NIGHTS ANO WEEKENDS'

H * V a t f r i G « e n l

CaP today! (010) M w o d j r o g m

(240) 507-9007

B4> lasted General

LIFEGUARD Muel M oerMad tor largs

Farrrengsdft HM apartoient communay

Apply In person:

MUlCSDCDai Mariagamerk OBtoe 36066 Muewood Or

LAWN MAINTENANCE oompany

tewnmamlB-40-50 hrs

Excekeni wage* (113) 216-4396 or (313) 425-0096

duals arty tor Isndsceping •sgst I3i:

LAWN MAINTENANCE Locking tor (tependtbte worker* tor

~ 4 pen-time work Farmmaton (240) 474-7166

L I F E G U A R D S M»«d*d pan-Oms al s private dub yeer round Pisses cal

Rax Aitorvy al • (313) 903^200

LIGHT ASSEMBLY Penrwnam M Ome $6 2S7v to start 40 hrs 7 AM - 330 PM in •moke free enwronment Excel snt

bens»l packags Indudng 401K plan. Apply si person Sloan Flush-mate 51156 Grand River Wmom Ml NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE

5 0 0 Hc p Viaio4 Geaegi

MAINTENANCE ASSISTANT

I'Weekends) Musi M punctuel Cat Operabon ISenegsr at

(2481 3S3-1156 OXt 104

MAINTENANCE ASSISTANT g taking parson edOi eipenence at general riteailananca tor a pnvate courtly dub n BtoomMk) HM. Ftea-t M echedute CumpeMve wages »SIWabeek Country Club. « 0 0

Gate Or -

MAINTENANCE CHIEF 75 yr old Linen Rental Co seeks person able to maintain al la-'idn, equipment, ptumbeig. boiler, HVAC. and general bldg repairs Strong stearics) knowledge Exceteni wage, benefit pkg includes health 40 IK Send resums to A Supsnor Linen. 5025 N MMary Detroit, Ml 40210

(313) 000-1463

5 0 0 B * V M l r i G e N n l

MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN

PermananL secure. handMn poai-W i iMti naeoria* chidcare provider Minimum 5 yrs experience m general building mamtenanoe, eiectncal. ptumbaig. carpentry and HVAC eer-vong and EPA oerMed rv^ay

proouctive • Musi have:

LIGHT CONSTRUCTION

Lawn Mamlenance Company has openings lor expansnoed

Lawn Motitonando Laborers Must be 18 yr* OU and heve vakd driver's kcense OusMy equpmeni $7-*12 00»« • bonus** 1313) 591-3191 or (313) 591 1603

LAWN SPRINKLERS Al powfton* Excellent pay WW train. Lots of overtime

(246) 586-3600

LEASING AGENT - Farmmglon H M spanmsnt community sselung ener-gone snd mottvsted mdwduels to pm our tesamg team. Experience nol

•saryPlaaas sppfy m person at Wmdemer* Apts , 24090 Indepen-

s Drive. Ask tor 240-471-3625

Mckmtey Propertteo. Inc rssidsnM propsrty management *m. has svsMbte posaions requmg prior experience wah dywM end car-pentry, and eoma tgril plumtsmg and eiectncal PoeHicm raepon**Me* nckxte Ihe repaa snd msrtsnance ol rssidsnasl spsrtmems Addteonel ren-ovation or COM woi* when requvsd. Soms «i state travel required Salary commensurste witi *xp*n-•nca. Bsnehts packags indudng 401 (k) pMi bssKMts insurance, snd spsrtmern rent dscount aveHsbW Indwlduals wWi hand*<n experience m iheee ska areas shoiid spply In person Mon-Fn Irom 9*m to 5pm. or ssnd '**ian* to:

McKxitey Properbe* Inc 319 Braun Court

Arm Art**, Ml 46104 313-769-6520. Ext 212

(Of 4th Av* sane* from Ksigtoen)

LEASING AGENT needed Sat CMpm. Sun 12 Noon-4pm. plus 1

- luxury

LEASING AGENT PART-TIME

For apsitments m Kensington Pam area. Oakland County. 3-5 yeers experience required Weekends s muaf Good bene-Ms Cat

KAFTAN ENTERPRISES Mon-Fn. 9 30-11:30

1:352-3800

LEASING AGENT Part-ame kidudng weekends loi Southfield Apl complex Cal Men thru Fn.. 9-5pm (610) 353^506

LEASING AGENTS

Do you warn a career m reel eststs management' The largest properly management oompany In Micn-gsn « cur-rency searching tor anaiusr-ssnc aneigaso. snd hsppy • people No prewoue expen-ence necessary, but muel tove dealing with people Need rek-abw tranaponetion snd abdty to work 8OTI to 6pm scttedute wah some weekends Fax your experience to 313-467-0 or apply al The Landings Apis 7000 LaAevtew r "

LEASING AGENT wanted, ha bme needs lo M sel starter, take charge kind d person, good pay. good package 4 good people wding to bam. - Wayne Wood Apts , Homr Sweet Home 6737 N Wayne Rd.. Weeband/ 313-126-8270

a«i start beneMs . Slop pa. and in tor an

30150 GRANO RIVER " FARMMCTON MLLS. Ml

43550 NOVI NO HBY1

L E A S I N G AJdmaDrooka Apartment Wsst Bloomfield a m search d | a sophisticated nhnJuP work aaOi new ckente m touring I tiam through our luxurious| spartmsnts & tewmhomas. I Must bs accusttWted to a busy I office 4 w*ng to wort week-l

a r t j B p w i bonus Fax resume 810-661 3248

LEASING CONSULTANT - For Fsrmington H M spertment compku Expenence preferred hardeioilung end dependabte. good commuracs Hon akM Cal 240-476-1240

mdueansl I Commeraei Pemeng Con-

Muar be abte to wort 40. hows psr

tCoasngs t M 1 4 »

LABORERS 0 JOURNEYMAN Put am*, up

313-7*3-0721

LABORERS a MaefUne ine aaerssors manuMckasni

(31»

V * m wdng decten •tec* I. el E xsenenoM irtki tie noN person ( » « a « l (3'

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L ANOBCAPE/CON$T RUC TION •4ao i» i> iP» mmm*—« trsatearttoan (010| <77-8003

LANOSCAPE OPPORTUNITIES

LEASING CONSULTANT

Property management company aeetong Leaeeig Ccma«*anis tor ver

apertmsni oommLmsea si Oak County Need snergeoc enc

orgaruM pedpte wah soms sates expanenca CompeWve wegss snd commaa«ns Ca* Madyn

248-865-1600 ADMINISTRATION

Part-am* poaWorf. Tue* I Wed tor kixiry property r BtoomMM H M n*M»at strong teeaeig expener good communication skills aaetetng manager «*h office tdmm-atraBon Oocaannal week-enda 4 eddtmnei days « • be nsceasaiy CompehOve sale 1240) 332 7400

LIBRARIAN - Ful tma MLS pre-lsrred. Private school tor

411 to y oft*d ct^

IO J Mttm

M A I N T E N A N C E Cxcetanl benefits Al shtls Overtme

Mechsmcal stearics! snd M s requred M 56 snd rea Cat (810) 254-4590 SS3".

MAINTENANCE - expenenced, ha bme. needed tor terge spt comptex qi Fanranaton Hts Cal Mon thru F n 9 - 5 Closed Wed 246-478-1407 »

MAINTENANCE Management company seeking expenenced mamtenanoe person to handte mute condomeilum Mvelop-ments Must have meursnce Build-er's License s plus Send reeume to Better Lrmng Service 229 N Mam. Plymouth. Ml 40170

LIGHT MACHINERY OPERATORS

Clean, eflicieni metal damping laaMy seeks ssaooaiaa tor niv

I necessary wOkng to train. Knowtedg* of SPC heip»ui Al *hifts aielaM* Excekeni eatery and bsnaSs. 401K and bonus proorsm Apply In per at E 4 fc Manufsctunng hndustod Dr. Plymoulh, Ml

MAINTENANCE MAN Hardworking, dapendsbw. person needed m Redford Must hsvs mechanical, elecincai. heabng 4 an conditioning end mediate repe* expenence WW be reeponetote tor at maintenance of equtomer*. facaity. and vehicles Expenence driving at trucks to teaktate |0b funcbons helpful Occasions) hsavy Wing a nscssaary The nj^it cendKMNs wO havs good reedng mafh. orgarnza-bonal skits, snd be ebte to tolow instructions Dspendabte transports kon a must, attendance a very Impor-tant Ws after s competitive sstery snd ful benefits Apply to person io fit out an Job Application or eend resume to:

Wilkams Psnel Brick. 27303 W Eight Mile Rd

Redtord. Ml 48230 A»n uiny matt

good commuracabon skM and M abte to drert and oontrd tie wort d outetoe cortradors Send

ay requasments

Centers Children'* World Li •ameig C 21090 Famenoton Rd Faimmgton. Ml 46336

An Eajal Oppornmfy Employer

MAINTENANCE TECHS

Property manage men! company seeking to «0 poeibone tor eipen-enced Memtenanoe Tedte MUST HAVE EXPERIENCE to apartment oonrnuMy maintenance Competaive sstery and beneM Mdiaoea

FAX reeume 246-865-1630 or cal Cindy 246-665-1600

5 0 0 B r i p W a r t G a a n i

Materials Supervisor Lmorea OEM efappksr to t e automo-tva ndusfry a ooung lor an expen-sncM materials supervtew We ares hi^i vdums. lad paced producton tacaty Thtepoateon shipping snd recent . receiving snd atvsrtory control Camfcdalas must M Ismlksr afti JIT ayatems and al aapecte d wsrehousmg Two years experience reqursd w#i saedtort people akM. sn understendng d TQM. and the sMfy to work undsr tsgh pressure Attractive salary and beneM peckage Send leeiarte to Crown - Lnroree. 31774 Enterpnee Dnve. Uvonia Ml 46150. alto human reecdices

MAZAK C.N.C Experienced Only Mud heve i tooa Set-up. program 4 run Good wages 4 benefits Apply d Form Flow. 6901 Cogswel. Romtaus. Ml near Metro Airport Ask tor M M

5 0 0 H E ^ V ^ Garni

OPTICAL CONSULTANT DOC d W etoonHaM <m ssstong s ha

enceprderredbutwe tralrsng $20,000 plus

on tie (ob , __ ocm-wuss**-! 4

cal 8 « i * s

O P T I C A L LAB T E C H N I C I A N

Ws are aeakaig csresr nrwidsd n d wduate ml i rs ate U In working to cam 1-Hota Optical Lab WE ARE WILLING TO TRAP! THE RIGHT CANOlDATE WITH THE RIGHT ATTTTUOE TO LEAHN A NEW SKILL ANO WHO POSSESS A SOLID WORK HISTORY

Excatere wage • benette It mterested eel Mke at 1-800-289-3937 ext 367

5 0 0 B e t V a M G e a r i

r " A I N T E N A N C " 1 T E C H N I C I A N

^Growing custom molder ofb • Rubber and Ptesbcs a sseksig s n l

mdmdud to aaamt m our Msmss-te nance Dept Mud be dependabte" and se« motivated. sxpsnsnceB helpful but wAng f • c"—

•tent benefits Poly 19660 W Eight _ Southfield. Ml 46075 FAX 246-356-3905

i to train Excel " Flex Inc,.

LOCATOR TECH Starting $8 per hour No expenence

Mud bs honed snd rsk-o Detroit mid Michigsn

Cal (810) 632-2131

Looking tor Wteaitensncs Technoan Must have base knowledge d etec-tned, pkjmpeig - apartment prep and groitod wort included Heating and oookng knowledge ar el erred but nol necessary Hourty wags nsgooabls II mterested cal. 246 661 -2399

MACHINE OPERATORS Uvores company haa openings tor macfwie OMraton Must be depend able 4 heve rekabte transportation $6 SOHR. to dart. Enctlant benefits

ALLMANO ISSJlSTRlES. INC 12001 Levari Rd

Uvonia. Ml

M A C H I N E O P E R A T O R

Macrena Operators needed tor a 3-ahlft Plasftcs art) Aasembly operabon Prevtoua (tart expen-ence « preferred Clean wortong environment, with esoetent bene-Ms 2nd sna 3rd shite svakabte Apply In person d Framalome Connectors Iraertoek. 1770 Mane SOed. Weattend. Ml 40105 S d Ford Rd btwn 1-275 4 John Hur

k Rds E O E J

MAINTENANCE MECHANIC

Wort lor a leederi Growing manulec-tunng fvm located near Bnghon has an emmedtele need tor mainten»nce m*char*c with strong hydraukc aba-bes Sfefl ftexiMity a a mud Position reqwree 2* years experience m pre-ventive maintenance techniques end exposure m hydraulics, pnsumabes. machne repair and maw-vgnt We olter a competitive wage 4 banstes

ram. For immedate consider-abon. apply m person or send rasums

Mascotech Tubular

7496^*1*36 PO Box 1185

Harrtourg. Ml 48139-0185 Attn S SitverVHuman Resources

EOE

M A C H I N E O P E R A T O R S

$7 an Hour Farmington Hills Area

Temp to Hire Manutaaumg sxpsrtencetislRfii Mud M reliable Day shift

w

313-762-0038

MACHINE OPERATOR Hard worteig. dependabte. person needed m Redtord Mechanical sbdity a muat w a aef-up and operate a production kne WO M -esponstote tor al tacats d the opsrs-tton. indudng, bul nd krmled to pro-

ovsrs. meaasnsncs medenss, E*pan-housskespeig

. an tucM hdpfd Occa-stond Mng d upto lOOpoiaiM The nght camdtoais wM have good raadng. mafh. organzabond skM and M abte to tolow rekuctoe ae wel as grve instructions DependsUs tranapcirtation a mud attendance a very mportani We after a oompaH-

peraon to M oul sn Job Appteadm or

W m a Psnd Bnck 27303 W ExjM MM Rd

dtord. U 4 n m n AM Larry Hicks

M A C H I N E T O O L Etectncaans. Pip^FMars a Butters

CdlJsrry 240-300-4533

Tbs Rosper Btoomfteld t

Sc-nool. P O Box 329 HM. Ml 40303

YOUTH SERVICES LIBRARIAN - FULL T)M£

Put taw. 40 hraft* ndudes some everangs weM-enM and SunMy* TNs posaion w* wort aOti dlisr pro-l isaorM to provfM I'StMrs aom-sory servios progfawmwiQ indudng asorvemee atfod v«M reeteng laatars. ana i

S S * Mai sn scwtHsd1

«e«dM M i d haie saong puMc s ^ vice sMuM. tereu^i hneattdged dtedrens Berasure arogrammmg tedte 4 experience ueed tte iraemd t CDRom produne Stfcry tieyna d OI7400 Send leeiaite to AweM Rewtrear QapMr QaaaMr. P l i n a y Oteand Jbrery ifal S Mdn 4 , Ply-mouti M ad170 ApoOtMcr dead m* Jdy IB. '907

eery C O L

" - S U A W R -

mm

LICENSED MASTER ELECTMCIAN

MACHINE T O O L Pipefitters A Electricians

M A I N T E N A N C E Mature. reepons*»e person i perform required maintenance m luxury suburban apartment commuraly Tha a nd a kve-in posmon Canddats shouto be experienced' in plumbing, tteatmg and etectnc Salaried podbon Cat 9 to 11 a.m

248-352-3800

M A I N T E N A N C E The largest spertmsnl meiv av»ment company m Mtofegan Is Currently tookmg for tte bed on-sight maintenance per-sonnel PoaHive attouM. m<*-vation 4 professions! mdwdusls only Prelerence

Bsn to thoss irsmed in AC, plumbing, drywdl. trou-

bleshooting Fax reeume to 313-467-8366 or ai

The Landsigs 7000 Lakavtew

HEAVY EQUIPMENT MECHANIC Cranes m-to's. tractor*, traitors 4 stnufpit trucks Fut-bme Apply al Smede-Son Sled. 12504 InMM Rd Redford, Ml 46239

MECHANIC MAJOR Corporation see reps* mectisnics tor Mstropoktan Detroit area Tractor traMr expen ence prsvsntstive msinlsnsnce snd kghl repairs ASE certificstiori end CDL l l c s n s s r e q u i r e d

t -600-832-4782, Ext 1367

MECHANICS HELPER Fut-lime, 40 hrs • Wsgs* beMd on

Cal: (313) 728-8050

MECHANICS HELPER Wanted for light duty *nop wort Ca* Kathy at (313) 541-6563

Westland Company seeking agpres sive sdf motivated person Tasks •nciuM weldng. labncation small

'•pair Good pay. benefits Cal 313-729-6000 S R

Ml 481t

MANAGEMENT POSITIONS Mid-Upper $35-$60K AH areas Degrea expenence required S E Michigan Career Service,

240-627-2502

MANAGEMENT TRAINEE PROGRAM

Major appliance corporation •xpendmg In our area W* need tne* career minded mdwduds tor our management trainee program Duties induM recruiting and trarang d office pereonnd, mvenlory and stodi con-trol advertising snd mertieting d new produds and dsveiopeig new sates

te^M Retail axpenence helpfu" but nd n*c**aary W* ar* wlkng to tram il you mprsss us Rap-3 advanoemenl to management where our current Brencfi Sajei Ma ere earreng $40,000**

Apply in person July 8, a. 10 15 am OR 12 15 pm

Now Hilton (1-275 4 8 Mil* I 21111 Haggerty Rd

Room Mamtou Contact Mr Lupuleacu

Managers

M E E T I N G & A C T I V I T I E S C O O R D I N A T O R

For 2.000 member trade aaaoctetion in Faimmgton HM. Ml Reeponetoki-twe induM planning and adrmntetra-tlon d meeting, events, activities snd progrsms to sbmulats msmbsrslvp recruitment and retention Selsry and benefits negotiable Me*Fax reanxne

BUILDING INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION

30375 NORTI fWCSTCfliN IIWY SUITE 100

FARMINGTON HILLS. Ml 48334 ATTN: OJ

FAX 810-737-2769

PACKAGING ASSOCIATE

Opportady m tod-paced growth onenled eutomobve damping fiml Light WUng required Pack-agxig. checking, snd classifying smaf parts tor afsprtted SNppaig experience helpful Poeittone avaftebte tor day and dtemoon snrfts Exceaent beneMe 401K and bonus prodfam Apply In person d E 4 E Msnulactorttg. 300 Indudrtd Dr., Plymouth

P R O F E S S I O N A L P H O T O

F IN ISH ING

Career Opportunity

Put Hid part-ten* poatoora a atari ! tot gtnard ht» No •xpeneno* n*ce*atry WE W t x TRAIN Soma over-tune end Saturday wort Raae* and promoaona baaed on fdi performance Ful-Ome pod bona. $6 55 to start Adrsnoe-ment poSsnad Has benefits avaMbk dree* ooM Looking tor

Production Worker* Customer Sarwcs Rsps

Pnmsrs Inspectors • Negative Retouchers 4 • Artists w*h Pro-Lab axpenence Pay commen-surate edh expenence. Apply in person d 27451 Scfioot craft. Livonia. Mich No

5 0 0 Balp f a t e d f a a n l - '

' P R O G R A M M E R Growing coneuMig 4rm apecsd-idng m hssdh cars saftasra a todung tor Progfamman E«*-nence m COBOL on teiBM •nMtiteite wat. MVS or VSE or

In a

Pletaa sand current faauns to CNG Systems. Ine.. »»X'Ttto-

Ki Rd Suta 327. Bmgham s. Ml 40025

PROJECT ENGINEER FOR

• Body Fixture . Hand Apply Future*

5 yr* o»/» twpnenoe m tod assign or menutaciumg aigrieenng • pkj*

SarOMsf Reeume To OXBOW

MACHINE PROOUCTS INC 12777 Memman

Uvonia. Ml 40150 Fax (319) 422-7750

PLUMBER - to wort tor reputable waterproofing company To pul per

Packaging Technician position* svaMbte. 5am- tpm or 9pm-5am Som* w**k*nds 4 hokday rote-ncm W« tram 401K, bsnaMs Apply d 33510 Schoolcre*. Uvonia. NW comer Sdioofcralt 4 Farmingion Rds

PAINTER/MAINTENANCE Sdf-molwated pereon needed to prep 4 peini apts in NorthvM Light main-tenance $7<tv . beneMs lo start

248-349-6612

MEMBER SERVICE REPRESENTA-TIVE - a unique opportunity tor someone who enioys working al e laet pace with the following qualifica-tions f*gh School greouaie plus some business cotegs. 3 yrs sxpen-*nc* m customer senwee superior cudomer service atntude excellent PC skM Microsoft Word typing SkM 80 wpm. ability 10 wort al a fad pace 4 meet deedknes. sxcspbonai organizdionai 4 time management

We provide an attractive salary package a comprehensive benefits package Please send resume with salary history lo

FTD Association Peogy Gates Mgr PO Box 250455

Franklin. Ml 46025-0455 Ws will only rep>y to thoss who mod closely meet our requirements

PAINTERS Come |0to M team1 Mramum 5 years axpenence «065 • hrsjWk Psid overtime Secure edh wort year-round Smal tools 4 rekabte Bsrapor-tason a must Grsal pev tor sei mdnndual* MastercraB Coalings

(313) 531-5300

PAINTERS EXP pseiters needed, lor res new condncbon, Must have transporta-tion. dart mimed (810) 661-9020

PAINTERS Lrvonia Spray gun expenence shift' Evaluation fere $6 50tv tots d OTt

Express Services 248-474-5000

PAINTERS Lodung for mfsnor andror artenor Psmters Ful or pan nme steady wort, mud have expenence Cat Mi Brush Monday 9-1 lor more

240-! information 240-539-7760

. PAINTERS NEEDED fut lime lor insurance repair Mud M experienced Good pay (313) 455-1414

PAINTERS NEEDED Reliable rssponsds own transpor lation Wil tram Cad after 7pm

610-309-7090

MANAGER CerttieO group home tor mentally challenged adults Secure rewerdmo

— ' ttve pey 4

MAINTENANCE PERSON - ton time tor apt complax m NoWNorthvM area Expenenced *» dl phases d apt maintenance Includes beneMs salary negotwbte. Call 246-346-3060

MAINTENANCE PERSON for large act community m Famangion Expe-nence neceuary Cal 240-477 3636 or lax resume to: 248-647-3570

MAINTENANCE PERSON Fdl time, tor Dsarbom Heights area apartment community

313-562 3968

MAINTENANCE PERSON Fun time, lor Canton apartment community

313-397-1080

MAINTENANCE PERSON For Farmir.gfcm I

ity Gene H M retirement com-

munity General -maintenance/ handyman experience Knowtedged

FfTs'SppN cooling required b K e person d 36550 Grand Ri>v*r or call for an interview (240) 476-7478

MAINTENANCE PERSON

tor apartment commmy Expenence preferred an al phaaae d mem» nance mauOng basic plumbing, stec-inc and carpentry Other duties to rand scafmem prep and grounds

:ul " ' -Bnng resume or sppkeanon to Now Ridge 23640 Chipmunk Tit*."Now. or fax lo (2401 349-8091; or cal (240) 349-0200

MAINTENANCE PERSON For Condommmm complex, expen ence preferred but not necessary Famangtcm H M arsa

(240) 553-0210

progressive eseoctotee Requires pnor experience Completion ol dwect care Pari one trairwig Sena resume to PO Box 1063

Teytor Ml 40100 Ot Fax to 246-553-4621

MANAGER Property management company seeUig person lo manage SMALL mxed-uss comrrK*nty (70 apis. I in NorthvM QUALIFICATIONS axpen-ence in properly management, LEASING and some s»4>arwsion. Sam resume to Director. P.O. Box 255005. West BtoomftekJ Ml 48325 Or can Manlyn 246-865-1600

M A N A G E R S Maior ratal drugstore chem seek aggressive caree« munded mdi-wdud for complete management iranng One year d haafci and beeuty aid. fad food, or ratewo retail expenence required Excel lent starting pay with ful oompany txwl i isa aenel'ts 'a. U M « "

R I T E

^ 3 5 1 Market OfNce

5400 Perry Dnv* Wdertord. Ml 48329 Fax 810-674-2667

Anenflon Employee Rdebone Manager

METER READERS Contract tor toed Mkty Ful 4 part tens Good wages. Training provided

Ann ArtxxiHowel arse Cal Mike Smgdyn 313-213-3740

WaynaiVonroe area Call Dennis Millard 313-397-6394

MIG WELDERS 4 WELDER FITTERS Minimum 1 year axpanenca Good • pay and beneMs Call James at

810-220-3202

MOLDING TECHNICIAN

k lakes talent, aeterrrwiabon and uncompromising commitment to quality to bscoms an automotrve suppfy mdustry leaner Af JAC Prod-ucts. we've done tiai with en mnova-Bve managemer* structure that worts st tandem with our employees We are currently looking loi a.mok»ng Technician lor our 3rd shift, lo |om our Arm Arbor based company

You wd apply your skills to s variety d a-eas m this position Fsmikanty wilh plasbc irnecbon mold machinery and material compounds a required to addition eipenence with micropro-

PAINTERS OR PAINTERS HELPERS

Full nme Excekeni pay Cat Randy trom 6pm-9pm, 248-363-0655

CM (313) 721-0122

PLUMBING SERVICE TECH Needed tor wM eetebMhed growing oompany located m Weatem submb Great expoaure to severd dftersr*

industry Excellent

4011k) wrth match, profit sharing and educational reenburaement Applicant should have teae to fkvs years sxpsnence to ree«JenM4toommerctel sennc* Com-petitive wegss to correspond with experience Cal Ray al AJ Dan boae Son Plumbeig i Heeling Com-pany (810)477-3626

VJIWMI w mm i •> w aspects d tie pfcxrdng Company vehicle provided beneM package mdudng 4C

prof* sharing snd e

POOL ATTENDANT Fut-bme seasonal tor SoutMiekj Apl complex Weekends mckided Cal Mon thru Fri . 9-5pm 810-363-9060 E O E

PORTER Fut bme pereon needed to do deareng and groundekeep^ for a Southfield Apartment complex Pleaae cal Jim Cram ar

(010) 559-2660

PROPERTY ADMINISTRATOR

Largs apartment oommunOy m Soidi-fidd a sedung an extremely orga-nued and artoMM todMdud to wort m our fad paced acoourang office OueMted can rldMi mud have expen

ootectona and M oonpiMr CompaMiva wage, atcelam 4 advancement opporturdy

with natond property martegemenl oompeny Send reeume to Franldm Part Towers 27500 Franldn RoM. Southfield. Ml 40034 or

Fax (240) 386-0001 Prs-empfoyment and drug acr**rang r*qmr*d -

PROPERTY MANAGEMENT T*am AdrvraliMv* and MaeMnance

axpenence required 72 un* apart-ment comptex to Ftedtord. pert

aw setting with pool Comperwa-bon includes spartmeni. aafary

ana health nauranoa Cal JoAnne or Bnan (313) 903-1212 Fax

(313) 963-1515

PROPERTY MANAGER to manage apartmed oonenunlbas Mud have eipenence improving, mamterang. maikaOng propsrtss per-eonnd managamant communeabon akM and be laauts ortsnted Send

PORTER Fut-tme. Various hdd dubs* Apply Oey* Inn HoM. 36655 Plymoulh Rd btwn Levan 0 Neetourgh Lnronia

P O S T A L W O R K E R S

Paid training wftea you dam podd operations MlgH achod gradiales 17-34 years old Trsv* •nceOent fringe beneMs Paid rdocatton

Cal l : 1 -800-371-7456 Mon-Fn . , 8 -4pm.

PRESS BRAKE OPERATOR Five year mai eipenence Top wages

nefits US Febncefmg. (248) 624-2410

Press Brake to 14.

Cal l-4pm (313) 366-2450

PRESSER expenencec with silk 4 knens Fut bme SouthheW area Good pey <240) 5690777

•rtti salary raauiremente Personnel - PV

to; Pereonnd

P O Box 250002 Wed BtoomftekJ Ml 40325-0002

Major hMi-nae epertmenl needs man-ege' edh a neramum of 5 years • ipe nence superviamg e porttolto d 1500 units Requree knowledge d Prantoe Hdl On-See Excel, end Word Gen-erous beee. bonue, apertmerx end benefits ( E O E ) Re*pond wah •daiy history and requirement* to

Box »?056 Obeerver 4 Eccentnc Newspaper*

36251 Schoolcrall Rd Uvonia. Ml 40150

PUMP MECHANIC Eledncartlotor experience to Oa ueed e tie rep* al •ubmer*ibl* pump* Ejceilenl wages medical, dental, 401K. Please forward rewrite to P.O Boa 809 Mitlord Ml 40301 EOE

PARTS COORDINATOR

needed lo jom our wvveng team Reepondbttoee mdude shcoind 4 receiving heevy customer contact, order taxing and 1o*ow-up * you enthusiastic leam send your resume to' Parts Coordinator PMC Macheiery Sales. Inc 14600 Keel St Ply-mouth, Ml 48170 EEO

an enargued n pteyer. ptease

troubleshooting processes and a *trong mecharocaTbackground

MAIN I BNANUK PFCHSON Ful-em* Experienced to hMBn» cooing tor Sout*ekJ procarty man-agemeni cc Bueft* Cal Mem tvu Fn. 9-5pm (240) 362-4043 E O E

MAINTENANCE PERSON FdMMte tor Farmington HM Apl comptex Experienced m dadncd

tvu Fit. (010) 001-0111 E O E

Foi Detrok

Cal MGW: 810-963-3950

MACHINIST Mtoarman 5 years

M n i i n

•zn Cteet

MAINTENANCE PERSON tor ameliobinop located n Ma da cm Mte CandKJate mud M abte to ftfm-case. weld 4 trouble ahod *qup ment Knossfedge of d pneumaaca a rawlaaiMi'xi important Day sMO adh < Saturdays aa rewaied. Competitive wags 0 UsiuMI Baron todustne*. 940 E Marxtotn* (24Q) MS0444

MAINTENANCE 4 REPAIR-F«a Bme lor moDM home pert Wtga* oom-meneurate idti axpeneno* 4 abidy Apply in person 0-4pm. Mon Fri . 22«X> IMMMS* Rd H ct 9 MM

M A N A G E R TIER l supoker tookeig to hlrs s man-age> tor our OEM Safee deportment Cuetomer confad w«i tranaptems. as wel as tia txg 3 Candklate mud heve sn EE or ME degas and 1-3 yeers management Exceaent

exp*n»nc4 wdten/ord comrr*»**«ion

skM raqurad Please send rasums to

Boa 12068 Observer 4 Eccentric Nswepapsrs

36251 Schodcrst Rd Uvonia Ml 40150

MANAGER TRAINEE warned to aastet msnsger

Oppw-^Pity tor $50CVwk to dart and b e n e l i l s C a l l S a m

313-52S-620SEOE

JAC Products otters ettrective saunas-wages and benefits For immediate coneideration tor this apenmg on the 3rd sMl. pteeee tor-ward your resume *nd salary roquire-mente to

Human Rewxirce Departmeni JAC Products, toe 1001 E Ellsworth

Ann Arbor, Ml 48106 Equd Opportunity Employer

MOLLY MAID Come join our growing teem1 Now fwmg tut nme. no weekends or hot-days Medtod beneMs availeble comMny transportation, no axpen

Cal 313-451 9565

MORTGAGE C H E C K U S F I R S T 1

P R O C E S S O R S * C L O S E R S Ws rspreeert Mtohagan s Leadmo Lenders and Tille Co's Besl pps.-•on* ar* unadverMed

Explore your next career move BOYER SEARCH 810 645 0900

24 Hr Fax 810 645 0003

P E R S O N A L C O M M U N I C A T I O N

C O N S U L T A N T S (Field Sales - Cudomer Contact)

ComcMi Cabtevt*ion of SE MicTagan is ourrontty se*kng *nergdic c*ndi-oaies io wort in the SE Mirfagan area lor a temporary indefinite nme poai-ttorts), Ml-time & part-time You wik b* talking 0 sarvicinc ex* customers •dh Iheir accoiam. Mull rave gnncl cammurtcaBon akM The idea cand-Oates wa have a marketing back-ground 4 some college The hour* ar* flexible & must have good dnvmg r*cord S reliable transportation W* train Greet salary, $10 • an hr

f 5 j C O M C A B T

6095 Wall SI Slerlng rteightt. Ml 46312

Attn Human Resources (N d 16. E ct Mound) Call Sus (810) 978-3515

Fsx (B10) 970-2965 EOE

PRESSERS, SPOTTERS. COUNTER PERSON

Expenenoed For Ory Cleaner* Fdl or part-dne Apply wltwi 31248 Werren Rd to WadMnd 313^27-4447

PRINTING / BINDERY W* need * person to operate our lokter or culler Exp*n*nc* e plus or wai train. Good salary 4 benefits package Sand rssums or apply

Web E*pr*s* Printing 4303 Normandy Cl

Royal Oak. Ml 48073 Fax* 248-549-8209

PURCHASING/ INVENTORY DIRECTOR

Moee Tetecommunicetiore Serwcee a Wader m the intoMmeriiaticm d voice and r»gh speed date networt CABLING syatama. a seakng an m*-wdud to tar, am managem*ni team TN* mdwdud mud fteve sic«Mn orgarazabond and cummurtcalton skM a dtecipkned aet-daitei. pm*»r>_ warehouamg ancVor purchaamg *xpe-nenca Knowtedg* d vowa . date and wMo net—aw piaMraU. Cdteas degree a plus Sdary snd BsneM package provided Sand rasums to:

Opsrakons Managar Mo** Tatecommumcation* Services

35900 Industrial Rd Livonia, Ml 48150

EOE

PRINTING quaMy press opersior expenenced with 3965 3302 ExceHer-1 pay 6 Benefits, 313-953-9729

• • P R O C L E A N * * NOW HIRING ALL POSITIONS' Come wort wrth a great team'

Apply wahn between 6am-3pm st 000 w Nme MM Ferndate

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MANAGER TRAINEE

To $25 000 tramng. beneMs 4 tnf At Beckground*

(240) 473-7210 Fax Resume (240). 473-4540 L Groan* 0 Aeaoc P*r*ormaiy

MAINTENANCE LnonsaooMp*

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MANUFACTURING REP TO $45,000

Salary bonue bandas ,'4ft » 3 < » 0 0 tax 240-203-0047

Mortgage FIRST ALLIANCE MORTGAGE CO a expanding its office Which ha* cre-ated op*nmg* m toe "dtowng areas

Underwriting Pro-Loan Ongvtebon Part-bme

and Pod-Ctoamg SNp-pers Very tompaMns waoa* and beneMs program Pteeee lax jtour reeume to (61C .M; 9621. or cat tor an tppcanlment d (010)433-9026

MORTGAGE TITLE Co.. loolung to haa PROCESSOR CLOSER

tor buey SoufhMkJ office Cal (010) 350-0000

NANNrS Fid a O a part-I 4 otter <

$10 tn hour The Nanny Corporator 810-250-0330

OFFICE CLEANMG Great lor cot lege student* Plymouto 0 LNorna $6 25-$7 Mon ttoj Prt I

313-422 10B3

MARKETING / CUSTOKR SER VICE POSfHON Smal promoliond company 13 MM SoudMM Fa.

OFFICE CLEANING t Ptei-ame Experience pi'dewed MX nd meceeeery Posmon* open uvonte. m-lrvgr« I Aubu»i MM. leys 4 oMmoona 010) 552 -0220

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P O mm Ml 40170

MAMCETMO REP TRAJNEE

J4A PAX 240 XX '

MAaBEY CAOOJAC COLLISION CENTER

Aocapone Mpocaaone tor bodymen. helper* porter* 4 onfv •penanced need apply d 24446

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OFFICE FURMTTURE NSTALLERS

Eipenencad or tsm** Ccx mafteia wage* Full banalll* profit

PO Boi 0026 Now Ml 40376

Or fax to 240-300-3034

PERSONNEL RECRUITER Trainee - To $35 000

Salary, beneMs Mchaai. C I Corp 240 203-0000 Fax 240 203-0047

P R O D U C T I O N immediate openings lor Press.' Furnace Operators.-W* ers sn automoove supplier located n Livonia, Ml *

working dependable moti-vated and aveAable tor any shift send resume lo

PROOUCTON PO BOX 51218

LIVONIA, Ml 48150-0218 EOE

P U R C H A S I N G / M A T E R I A L

C O O R D I N A T O R

Entry level PurchasmoVelenel Coor-amator needed tor Tier 1 Responsibilities include purcheae order processing, updabng trucka'a* slupmem rsports document control snd issuing purchase ordsrs Musi havs Associate Degree or equivalent wort expenence proficiency m Word snd Excd -and axcalant orstMrtoan communcabon skiffs

Please send rssums to Bex • 1935

Observer 4 Eccentnc Newspapers 36251 Schoolcraft Rd

Uvonia, Ml 40150

P R O D U C T I O N S H O P H E L P

Smal akxnmum tafincation shoe seeks tul time associates Would kke eipenence m operating drO press cut-off saw and use d beac hand toote Base Wue prm rsadtog 4 meMc mee-sursmem experience e plus Wa oon-s«Je« el some or mmtar expenence We oflw competitor* wsg* and tol beneM packag* to qLiadied candi-dates Paply to.

Production

12074 Wedmor* Si Lrvoraa. Ml 40150

or lax I (313) 522-9102

PROOUCTION SUPERVISOR Laundry plant

Salary benett* bonu* Cl Corp 240-203-0000 Fax 240-203-0047

P H A R M A C Y T E C H N I C I A N S &

C A S H I E R S Rite Aid Corp tte Nabon s teedmg retail dugatona dteto. a tookmg tor reeponstote n M M M to 111 posaion* tor pharmacy lechracten* and caahter* Day and evening ddt flexftte hours

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Rn* Aid Pharmacy Now 10 Stopping Center

Ten Mte 41020 Now. Ml

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P h a r m a c y Techmc iane Buey growing. tono-Mrm care phar mecy ad traai mrfuduM tor prier macy tetrm—na Ful 0 part bme and sssaondposann*. a sldils Apply al 33610 Sohoolcran. Lrvonia NW oomer Sdootond 0 Fawiiti^nr RM

P R O O U C T I O N S U P E R V I S O R S

Reombng tor sn reamatond toed terweaa cfcer* r Romulus Severd dvad hM pcamone Degroed t Or expenenced owvUdalae Mud be •dMiabte a good oommurscaior compute' literate 4 have logtebci or material handkng expenance or degree Food sarwoas oruraon back ground a plus Stertng aetery range $30 000- $36 000 • moanbve program 0 hd beneM package UnOmaad advancement paterae* "

E X P R E S S S E R V I C E S 013 ) 4B7-5450

FAX (413) 4S7-1S38

Q . C . Techn ic ian

I m m e d i a t e f u l l l i m e o p p o r t u n i t y ava i lab le at a n e s t a b l i s h e d steel and w i r e p lan t . Idea l candi-d a t e h a s g o o d reading & m a t h sk i l l s a n d Is fami l iar w i t h m i c r o m e t e r s a n d ca l i phe rs If y o u possess t h e s e s k i l l s a n d a r e l o o k i n g tor s tab le employ-m e n t w i th exce l len t pay & bene f i t s , th is is the job for you ! ! A p p l y t oday at: 3 3 8 1 3 F i v e Mi le R d m t h e C i v i c C e n t e r Shop-p i n g P l a z a (2 bfcs W o l F a r m i n g t o n Rd. )

ERFORMANCE E R S O N N E L

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Box 11910 Obeerver 4 Ecoemnc Neeapspert

36261 Schoolcrafr Rd I 40150

QUALITY ASSURANCE INSPECTOR - EdabtthM (heel metd fabricator m neM d Ouady tssmnc* mapector AMfy to m d bkieprmt* a mud MarxXactunng beckaround prd erred WOmgiotrsto guatnsd person (313) 4*7 5400

relaMd packing equ«ment

neee to team ard succeed in mzi.

30 (01« 473-2640

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PROOUCTCN TECHMCtAN P,0 BOX W I S

PLYMOUTH, Ml 40170 ATTN W 0

Or FAX to 313-41*3010 N EOE t

Qual i ty Control/ Assembly/Test

PROJECT MANAGER TRAINEE Ta 830000 CompuMr rwaiMnfl Sdary aapanae aed. M v d C I Com 24O-MB400B Fex 240-2034047

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QUALITY CONTROL TECHNICIAN

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REAL ESTATE SALES '• Earn *PM reu te wortH-M to o M o { « dyour M P*d year IIUUIus t t M M ( «

houaetoSISS (313)

E M M 7 0 0 Ono UcfMOMl'O • 1 " - Comoamr .

o&e Sunday . Ju ly 6. 1007 Sunday, July 6 ,1997 O&E C l a s s i f i c a t i o n * $ 0 2 t o 5 0 2

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R A W M A T E R I A L

H A N D L E R S i c a N n opportunity loi a rvghly modeled mdviduei lo work ai«h a groenng metal stamping firm * i Wayne County Successful cand-

good ra-to

good compiler skills Eiceoent bertefns 401K end bonus pro-amr\ Apply tn person at E 4 E Manufacturing 300 Industnai Of

REAL ESTATE'TfcA'NEP S u i i Farmmglon H-l is" office Men ing the tgt» person for en aicellanit opportunity All mquinee conhdentai Compensation peckage Call Larry Haum,

_ CENTURY 21 M J l Corporate a " Transferee Service

i8l0i851-«700

; Rental Car Prep •* G o o d P a y , F l e x H o u r s

> 6«erpnse Rer*-ACar the nation s * 'astest growing car renter compeny

has <u> time operwigs Ml our NOVI. • FARMINOTON HILLS ANO WALLED ; -AKE offices Wall take you en.', ot ; the office introduce you 10 franoty . je-xt* g. «* you a fieioa schedule _ a a l pay you to onve our can' Wa

Man a se«-motivated mdnndual tor tha Car Prep position You'll dean a«J prep vehicles'or rent ana shutta our Customers Candidates -"us! be mmyu <*J> » t t W i www &a' • ana 6pm have a good Onv-.ng recce -ant) oe al least 2' <;or >8 4 enrolled IT college part-ame) To apOy call Darr Rylend at 248-426 * 4-9 i271 EOE

S A N D A N D G R A V E L E M P L O Y M E N T

O P P O R T U N I T I E S Send ano f)rave< producer Haa several poMions to fill al North ana West Oakland Count, locations

Plant Opara to rs lor Por tab le C'ualMr CXiiiniwj ca- «0"0«w w^oe i t - * to ope'aie Ooier, front end cedar ana Boom true* Must nave mechanical aptitude with atxkty lo cut ana weed Crusra- eipenence pre 'erred Bul wa tram Musi posses >sK) at-mars license wilh acilitV lo Obtain CO l

Ouabty Contro l Clerk - W * Be •esponsde lot collecting ana lasting aggregates Quad ed cand«3ate urn -ave excellent main s*»s base com puter saws ana a valid Orvers cense Willing lo tram

Laborer Second sfvtf -adore! lo 'epair and >n»num pant and pit

1 Must na«e mechanical aptituoe and oe aba to cut ana weld Great entry aval <jC

j Loader O p e r a t o r s - M m ! -.ava the ability to operate an end loader

1 Responsibilities ~va> ndude feeding : me plant, loedmg customer trucks and maintaining stockpiles

' Please send resume or apply m person at Eflw C Levy Co H R DeplAMAGoe?97 930C Du Ava D a a ' B o t n M 4 6 1 2 0 3131 84 &-9271

Of only apply in person (no tasumesl ai

Help Vuted General

SHIPPING 4 RECEIVING WORKING SUPERVISOR

For a metal Bamprc plant Must Be a leam leader good dmnng record Packaging smal part* Non-amokma enwnnnment Mattca' Benetita 4

Oafy" Rd Redford, Ml

SHIPPING & R E C E I V I N G S lan Immedia te ly '

All shifts $6 50 to Sfl OGMr

Plymouth Canton location ARBOR TEMPS 459 1166

S H I P P I N G & R E C E I V I N G M A N A G E R

e«penenced n as aspects oI snipping 4 rec»ving lor a Busy manufacturing pianl supping automome Musi ircvi EDI JIT ASN eicekenl people sKiUs Mas 90 a plus Eicellent pay 4 Benefits Sand resume m confidence to P O Bo. 700357 Piymoutn Ml 48170-0947

500 Help Wanted General

S H I P P I N G & R E C E I V I N G Temp to lure opportunity lor marry openings wth national truciung com-panies m Ptymoutn, Deartxjrn 4 Romulus ErceHent Stan pay plus extensive optional overtime on 3 sTafts Vend dnvers license Drug tree Hi-io eipenence a plus Can Loa today 473-2913

A c J v a n t a g e S t a f f i n g

ates 350 Du.map

On'ora Ml 48371 W10I SJB-2511

S C H E D U L I N G C O O R D I N A T O R

Ideal Opportunities!

REPORTER

F U L L - T I M E leaded m Nortfrvi-ie newspape' ofce Person cnoaen muss possess a Bacrwors degree or have 1-3 years aapenence «i newspaper ' too t ing T>»s person will gatfiet news stories, cover meetings wr«e headlines mane pnoto asa^nments and may take photographs and » y v n y pages when necessary S m o * e - f ' e e envworvnent

HomeTown Newspapers Personnel OWice

323 E Grand River Avenue Howes Ml 48843

No pnone cans we are an Egua> Opportunity Emokrye'

immeoaie 'uli ^me opp<*tur«ty e««sts lor a wen-organized, highly motivated •ndimdua. ResponsiBinoes •nciuoa scheduling ooor»nation and docu--nentation o' sennces tor a large 'enaO organizaBon Procem scrvimj deductive reason,ing and e«cenent commumcaiion skills are a muat M«roso* Word experience needed Mcroaot Access eipenence a plus Mutt Be aBie to wort m "as! paced high-pressure environment Only these win previous experience need apply 1 you. are interested in growing wth a leader tn ine provision and management of 'ehaC services please 'ax or send resume m confi-dence to DIVERSIFIED REHAB SERVICES

Attn S Bowser 30500 Northwestern Hwy

Suite 315 Farm ma on Hills. Ml 48334-3178

Fax (810) 539-3401

RESIDENT SCRViCE COORDINATOR

Large Apartment Community in Souriheid * seeing an axtremeiy >gi ' iue0 detaded ana articuiaie U nduai to won n our fast-paced mam-lenance o/tica Responsibilities r d u d i anawemg maintenance tele-phone lines wntng sennce requests greeting daey worksoad contacting

I acfieduimg work w*h outarda oorv aora Oua-hed canMete should

heve expenence «i customer service a m manwnance skMs Competitive wage excellent BeneMs and great advancement opportunity with Na«onai Property Management Com-pany Appfy in person at Franalm Parti Towers. 27500 Frankan Road. Souoifieia or Ca ' 810-3564020 and asx toi Boo oir Pam Pre-empKrymeni and Drug Screer»ng reqi^red

RESTAURANT MANAGER TRAINEE TO J35.000

« — w » . r H . Pener. CJ Caw

S E C U R I T Y ATTENTION R4e A*J Phar-macy has 50 im median

openngs l a umtonr secunfy Are you Bred 0« wortong tor contiact compa-nies w«h BroAen promaes'' Marty part-time positions avaMBie in the Detroit. Southfield. and Pontiac a'eas Come iom a company thai cares tor meir employees • ABove average pay e Medical, denial Benefits e Paid Vacations • 401K • Paid Holidays e Career advancement Must oe over 18. high school diploma or GEO rekaple transportation phone nc criminal convictions ' Apply al

S H I P P I N G & R E C E I V I N G Receot ana stock ng ot incoming parts ugh: computer entiy Benfl ts tnctude 8 C S S tDen tai i Optical I Lite DisaBility 40tK 10 Holidays Piease contact Mr Kefth Wethmgton

QUANTUM CONTROLS INC 44747 Helm Court

Plymouth. Ml 48170 (313) 414 '900

Equal Opporturiity Employer

S H I P P I N G & R E C E I V I N G Small aJunwiufTi faBncation slx>c seeks tu l time associates Should have packaging 4 wrapping experi-ence Expenence with metric mea-surement hi-lo driving and UPS computer * Plus We otfe' a competi-tive wage ana full Benefit package to

candidates

Shipping 4 Receiving Item Products snc

12874 Westmore St uvon* . Ml 48150

Of Fax » (313) 522-9102

SUPERVISOR CINTAS Corporation a me leader rt the jn*orm renal industry Our Weal-land operakon haa grown 360% o the iael seven yean' We are currerWy

eneigeac andenox to |oei our manage-

ment team m |h« Production Department The successful can*-data should have a good under-s t a n d ^ ol operatidns management and human resources management College degree ang Biimgua Spanish are preferred Position oners salary ot 123 000-28 000 Baaad on axpenence and Benefits package 401 (k). proW shanng and excellent grtiwth poten-rial Interested candidaies should apply in person Mon-Fn 8-5 or to««i»rd resume to

d r a t e 39145 WeCC Or

Westland Ml 48185 Ann Human Resources

(located of Warren Rd Between Haggerty ana Newtturghi

TARGET NOW HIRING!!!

• Castners (Afternoon 4 Weekend Shifts i

• Saiestioor Team • Cart Attendants

T A R G E T O F F E R S S5 50 lo sta1-$5 75 atler 30 days

10% employee discount Excellent work environment

APPLY AT GUEST SERVICE 30020 Grand River A«e

Farmington Hills Ml Equal Opportunity Emp«yer

Drug Free ToBacco Free Workplace

500 Help Wuted General

TELLERS Credit Union f am*y Service Ceniers haa immedwie covmgt lor PART-TIME TELLERS You must have excellent cuetomer aennce sk* t good mathematical aptitude previous cash handhng axpenence preferrea We otei a compeOKve salary pad hoMays: paid vacabona, and tuibon assistance Job includes some eve-noga and Saturdays Positions acne at

• Oetroa Eastside Gratiot and Outer Drive)

• St Clair Snores (Harper and 13 MM)

• Madison Heights (14 Mae Rd and Campoel Center)

• Oetro* Northwest (Lmemois and 7 Miles'

• Novi (10 Mae Rd ) • Uvonia fW 7 Mile near Farmmgion) • Redtord (Grand River and

7 Mae) • Taylor (Ecorse and Pardee i

I I i n t e r e s t e d p lease call 810-589-4620 a n 400 tor an appaca-oor. or Stop *| at any location

500 Heip W u t e d Geaerai

TURNOVER MAINTEklANCE K* Farman^on HMs ^aanmeni complex Expenence pia«e"aa O a r locks

Can 248-47fri2ac

a UNITED PARCEL SERVICE e Permanent part time Loaders Uraoadars PhyacaHy demanang lObs Mon-fn 3-5.hrs per iMy Imme-»a<a openraa n our Uvona tacaay

SOE Cal 1 -eafrsoes-ups

TELLERS tor SI3 mtlion dollar crsckl urkon n Westland Money han*ng expen-ence preferred Excellent salary BeneM peckage Send resume or apply IT person Eioise Creda Umon 31160 Palmer Westland Ml 48186

T I L E P E R S O N Ceramics vinyl install 4 repair 'or Southlield property management company Full-time BeneMs Call M o n t h r u F r i 9 - 5 p m 810-356-1030 E O E

TEACHER Independent School seeiung Teacher middle elementary grades Prx» classroom experience preferred Resume Personnel Committee. P 0 Box 250335 W Bloomfield Ml 48325

TEACHER PRE SCHOOL wanted tor local ccope^trve pre-scnool, weekda^ mornings college degree preferred, equivaler* axpenence con-

p«Tg stc Person r

S H I P P I N G ' S A L E S SERVICE rype company needs career minded person lo leam ship-

stock inventory saws systems must oe gxid al -ememt)enng

numoers. working with people and -ave gooa commumcahcn skMs 45 lo 50 hours week Mon-Fn some Sat. i M w Send work history and employ-mart 'elerence P O 408 Inkste' Ml

48141-0408

/ T I R E P E R S O N ^ I R 4 L TRANSFER one ol ihe | • nation s largest 'amiiy owned LTL • I motor t-eigN earners is accepting I

Iappfccations tor a are persori • Must have experience in •

I mounting ana dismounnng semi I J tires and mmcr trailer mamte- : | nance experience We offer |

IaBove average salary with excel- • <ent BeneM package ana the I

I opportunity to jom our growing I J tamtf, App*y at

I 43 Emenck St., Ypsilanti I | (313) 482-6822 | ^ MT/Vit) j

TEACHERS ASSISTANT - tor Mont esson Pre SchootX^dargarran FuH day and hall day poaiBons needed tor rmd Ai traced to 32450 W 13 M-Ie Farmington Hills Ml 48334

' ' IW r^.1 yaa, IV, r i .11 nd halt day positions needed tor kuaust Musi Be wilting to Be d Resi*ne 4 4 work rete-ence*

SIO'NG CREW plenty ol work good pay On time Must have experience Call Mori Brody 0 Brody Bill

(8101 443-2600

24*203-0000

Restaurant Mana Are you. ar, expenenced manager looking lor a new career 0tOortLmty7 Give a growing company a cal We vrtt reward your expenence and give you tt>e opportunity to shme' Immediate opporti^uties throughout the Detroit areas. To apply 'ax reeume 10 Emslem Bros Bege s (630) 435-0493 or call (630) 435-0492

www restauranrrecrul com

ACCEPTING INTERVIEWS FOR RETAIL MANAGER 4

ASSIST ANT MANAGERS in groonng estaBushed company Itnown tor quality cooking 4 Baking equipment Managers poenon open r\ Rochester 4

Manager m Novi Bene-

•* *Calt Anna (313) 641-1244

• ^ J O T C H E N J S ^ M O O ^ ^ ^

RITE

S K I L L E D T R A D E S T R A I N E E S

Macrvne Assemoiy Eectnca- FKiid Power Classroom and hands-on paid training Company has 30 years in machine 1001 controls Business Excellent wages 4 tnnge Benefits wages 4 tnnge

(3131 584-4196

C S O F T W A R E "^1

19111 Uvemois. Detroit (7 Mke/Livemon)

Mon Wed 9am-3pm (3131 863-3382

E O E M.F

S e c u r r t y O f f i c e r s Sites avaiiaCM m an areas No axpen-ence necessary Vacaticn pay Health (iterance Must have transportation, valk] IO 4 social security card No warrants Apply MorvThurs AARMCO SECURITY 20770 Gfeen-"ieid Oak Par* Ml 2nd Building N ot 8 Ml '(across trom NoflMand Malll

PAPYRUS pxn,. Somerset Ccieaor-C J i V c f i C h BTWB EOT

SECURITY OFFICERS GUARDSMARK. INC

GUARDSMARK has immediate full part-time posiftons available *i Famv ingion Hills. Arm Artvor Plymouth and Brighton

BENEFITS INCLUOE • $« 50 - $7 50 starting pay • Madcal'Ue Insurance • 401(lt) plan • Tuition Assistance • Free Umlorms

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS • NO criminal hietory • High School D®loma'GED • ReliaBle Transportation

SALES-A growing Software Pub-1 lisher is seeking an out- • side sales representative J for Mchiaan, Ohio and I Indiana A proven track | record in prospecting and • closing new accounts J with institutions and retail I shops desired Thts self-1 motivated individual must j Be computer literate, pos - : sess good communica-1 tion and presentation | skills Full and part time j positions are available . High commission paid. • Please call lor more I information. |

E R f O R M A N C E I

E R S 0 N N E L I

^ 313-513-5823 J

North Full benefits package nckjoea Fax resume 10 Tma 248-816-1895

R E T A I L S A L E S / CASHIER

Cwd. GDI A LcMiry store needs. i » atke tea K m enjuovee 16 SO^r * auaama Ca« TEE'S PLUS, m LIVOTM fita reamew (248) 476-2202

RET A*. SALES PERSON

a se* starter Experience p«e*errea h i nol necessary Apply st

EdwenJt Glass Co. )2000 Ptymou#> Rd , Uvoraa. 48150

An Equai Opportunay Employer

ROLL CASH $

Mcm-F" ' C"-4pm 1313) 782-9612

l i c e n s e F a l l - t i n e 810-231

ROTARY DIAMOND Jrs i l i r sener Become p o »

•ons • 5a«.9060

ROUTE D»WER TRABHEE Te S36.000

Salary bansesa Bonus C l Corp 2 4 * 2 0 3 4 0 0 0 Fax M«-203-0047

SACES ASSOCIATE Aiytr—wis • a being e p t ^ d ^ ^ *u*<pe>t sme

1 0 0 0 - $ 2 2 0 0 W e e k l y ct** M « a i s i s * i M M

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GUARDSMARK INC 34405 W 12 Mile Road

State 155 Farmmglon Has Mt 48331

Security

T O P P A Y !

$ 1 0 A N H O U R ! !

NATION WIDE SECURITY NEEDS OFFICERS NOW" No expenence mm train you Those woth dean enm-m he lory apply Men - f ' 8am-4pm

N A T I O N W I D E S E C U R I T Y 23600 W Ten Mile Rd SouVAeu '.248)355-0500

Mxcrvger Ave SM M m (313*480-1122

SWHUJ* SPfcAJtrw LuABMO vice Rep - needed tor Lnrona B.-; 3 company Long lenn poeaOly perma -nerrt Doaittcv Cal 464-7078

m n < i ETD TEMPORARY SERVICE

An Equal Opportunity Employer

STOCK/INVENTORY PERSON

FuS-hme tor largs Southfield property management company Benefits Cal Mon jwu Ffi . 9-5pm (810) 356-1030

SENIOR CITIZEN PROGRAM 9UPCRVt90R

Part time positions organising claaiai a c t v e a and services lor senior otixene Becheav degree in Recreeson Gerontology or retaleo NHd reqiarea Appkcatiora v ailatin at Nonthviie Parka and nerreenrm 303 W Mam street. NorVwtae Ml 48187 (24* 3249-0203 Deanna July 31 1997 Nor»i«*a Parka and Racreakm a i n Equal Opportmty

, STOCK PERSON Ful or part nme tor kgt*ng showroom Good Benefits 4 pey

and Newburgh L/voraa

STOCK PERSON Ful oi part-time /OC Starting 17 . per ho«a dependna on

(313) 4 5 3 * 7

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

tor a *uS *m* paaaor tor menutec-tured houeng tteatersr^ to «o ear rsnty rapars Own tools s muel For

cal (810) 3*9-2500

SHAMPOO ASSISTANT tor S o u * M d salon pert-time, must be kcensed 81Q-3S2-87S8

S h — l M e u i F a b n c s b x to m

Cal 1-4pm (313) 396-2460

S T O C K R O O M M A N A G E R Expenence lor New Center aMoes mduda 'scaiwno N c u s n o 4 mvereory control Excelenr salary 4 tonga beneM peckage Send raeutis w salary hMory to Cortrcaer PO Box 02728 0e*o* Ml 4«202

S T O C K S U P E R V I S O R

r a m v y o f i r w . nav •> mmeaals ocerwig lor a w — " 0» Via Slock Carperery (lau^i). SNp-png and Rece^mg 1eoa—"*rts The

nOude M p p r a o< i vuctaoada aong

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tor ardacapma mot*, snd odd foes

8 30-4pm 313-942-1080 aat 209 SURFACE OWNOER

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T E A C H E R S

KINOERCARE Laarrang Centen ine has lmmediale openings tor FT'PT tEschers and Assistants at our local centers We ara -ooking lor dedicated protessionals wno snjoy makmg a drt-ierence in ine lives ot children At KinderCare wa Ihrnk that learning shout,d Be 'un snd wa are looking lor expenenced staf to |om our team Applicants must have s High School d»loms or equivalent » experance Competitrve salanes flentxa hours great Benefits axceilenl environment and more' E O E Piease call

661-5850 477-4233

Fsrmington Northmie

TEACHERS NEEDED in Science Theology, Frenctv Spanish. English Accounting and Computer (appkeaaona, program-ming intamet) For Pnvate Coftege Prep Htgri School Certilication required Sena resuma-elerences to

Box »2017 Ooserver 4 Eccentnc Newspapers

36251 Schoolcaft Rd Livonia, Ml 48150

T E A C H E R S RESOURCE room teacher lof L/vorna aRemaMive education program Must t>s secondary cerWied Preler reading

ABE TEACMEfVSUPERVISOR tor Lmonia s adult education program Must OS certified Send resume 10 Rosemary Miller 15100 Hubbard Livoma Ml 48154

T E C H N I C I A N S

ARE you looking tor •Greal Benefits •Lots ot Work

•No Politics •Largs Modern Shop WE RE looking lor

•State Certified Tachmoans •Customer Onentaaon

•Hard Workers Cad- 248-355-3344 Anytime

TECHNICIANS immettats openmga tor telephone techs with commsroal Key SyUem sipenence tor flew mstalaaon and service, ol pnone sysisms FuB time uraon shop w«h si eels nr Bai'ietits Sand resume lo MWTech, 12933 F ar-rjngion Rd Lworaa. Ml 48150

T E C H N I C I A N S & M A C H I N I S T S

SEVERAL OPENINGS" CMM Operator Electro M s c t w c a Tachracxan

' a e p - o n a Rasa'vation.sis TRAINING •

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CONSULTANTS 391 Airport Indue** Dr

rpsaara M 48118 313-48^3900, ie00-999-7910

FAX 313-486-4219

T E L E C O M M U N E A T K D N S C A B L I N G

WE'RE LOOKING FOR A FEW EXCELLENT PEOPLE'

You may be m our M d Maybe net You are looking tor a chance 10 Hem. grow and advance e « i a supaib grot* el pialeeeinr-le Enary level

Cornea

L M n a . Ml 48150 EOE

ATTENTION

T e l e m a r k e t e r s /

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< 7 4 1 0 * * (11» 991-9009

TELEPHONE INSTALLER/ / Technician

Erar, level 4 sepewenned Career

s v t f v r 110-498-0000 1 206

Teteohone Serv ice Technic ian

Oioawrig nowpeni M l l U Hue opertna tor a teiatmona aarvaoa tedt mm M i n s^snenos and Nmal

•aeon w c tend reeume » h 12933 Fa 111 0i i Re. Uaana.

TELEPHONE SURVEY Al noma e^ranga H e n * SMQI TKM

ptore e a ( 3 1 3 ) 4 6 4 - 6 8 3 0

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T O O L 4 D I E

M A K E R S

Hatch Stamping Company a QS900C certified supplier rt automotive stamping has immediate openings tor Jour-neyman Tool 4 Da Makers Due to constant Business

and expansion, quab-Tod 4 Die Makers hired

between July 3 1997 and August 1 1997 ad receive a grsdusted sign-on bonus up to $2,500 00 paid m installments over Ihe first year of employ-ment.

The succasslul canOdaia must Be a Journeyman Tool 4 Die Makar with proven axpenence Ir progressive die mainte-nance and trouble shooting Must Be able to work any

Hatch Stamping Company otters a competitive wage and exceaent Benefit package If you have the required expen-ence and desire to Be pan ot a laam to work in a tasl paced, demanong work environment tor a company with a Bnght future, piease submit resume tp

Hatch Stamping Company 635 E inoustnas Dr Chelsea. Ml 48116

Attn Human Resource Department

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MOLDMAKER Mill and Lathe experience required CNC knowledge, and programming exper ience nelprul growing custom molding company has several positions to M. Exce«eni BeneMs

Poly Flex Inc.

19660 W 8 MMe Rd v Southfield. Ml 48075 ^

> sag ass f T O O L R O O M A S S O C I A T E

A growing cold ro»ng plant m Retford needs parson to sat up and opsrsts

requires ktong ot up to 80 pounds Must have H,gh School rsadWfl and math skies I mterested. cal Laura or SaSea at 313-4S8-4795

TOP PAY IMng communities havs availetae tor raahty mob-

veted LPS s I Admmlstrattve Assis tarns In our Wnom. Livonia FerrrangKsn HOs ft Autxan Has taca-• s s piease contact Man et

248)340-9296

D E S K T O P

P U B L I S H I N G

working

commur«aeon By mode tea and FTP

Salary negot ieb ie Good

T N t l CNEW LEADERS •aaaenenta •

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e UNITE 0 PARCEL SERVICE e Permanem Part-urns LOADERS UNLDADERS Phys^aly dsmandmg iOt» Mon-Fn. 3-5 r**»s per da» 3 30em 8 30am Immetfele openaigs at Poraac tacxkty It irwesled come to 1056 Oakland, on T 9-97 al 6 00pm or 7-10-97 at 6 30am EOE

UTILITY-ROUTE SALES Local whoaaale datnbusng company has an opening tor a hard nvortung ndmduai who a sggressrve and has

a deeira to get eheed Abrtty lo work with people a must Must Be al aast 21 vea;s old and be acm to paaa DOT reqiarsments Also must have a Clean dnvmg record Job detads delivery and warehouse work Salary rangasg trom $24 000 thru S27 000 Fu l company paid Blue Croat Blue Shield 'amrfy pian te insurance and peneio.i t*an wrth 401K Paid vaca-bon, sck and holidays plus s Chr istmas Bonus Plesss call B a t w s e n 2 p m - 5 p m st

(313)44^-0301 E O E

VETERINARIAN TECH In Fsrm-mgton Has Must Be expenenced enihusissBc motivated and client orientated it you possess these qual-ities Call Colleen (248) 626-1854

V E T E R I N A R Y A S S I S T A N T /

T E C H N I C I A N S

& R E C E P T I O N I S T

PetSmarl Vetennary Services seeks Bnght customer service oriented per-sons lo work at Veterinary cfcmc located in Northville Primary attributes requires pleasant person-ality and excellent interpersonal skas. Veterinary skills experience a plus Responsibilities mduda reception computer data entry and vetennary assistant work FuD-Bme and part-time positions requiring flexible schedules and ability lo work weekends Excel-lent BeneM package available See DR VICKI LAMB tor an application at 17677 Haggerty Rd E O E

(248) 347-0103

WANTED EXPERIENCED Semi Truck Driver Copeland Paving

(24-8)478-8240

ACO HARDWARE WAREHOUSE 2ND SHIFT

SHIPPING DEPARTMENT Lift al Waat 50 fee , work in variable tamperatures depending on season, good math and reading skills required Starting time 4 PM SUrting pey tS OQtioui minimum deperxfng on axpenence, pre-employment drug tast. Send latter ot interest to. Art Human ResourceaWhse 23333 Commerce Dr Farmingion Htfts. Ml 48335-2764 EOE

WAREHOUSE DRIVER - full time, paid vacation BCBS Appr* in person. 8 30am to noon only Advanced Novety Co, 29199 W 6 Mae Livonia

WAREHOUSE Full time receiving Oerk lo recerva unload shipments, inventory control shipment operaBons and receipts R e « n l warehouse and h>-lo axpen-ence required Send resume to MR 12933 Farmmgton Rd Livoma. Ml 48150

W A R E H O U S E Hard worker needed to, work m very buey warehouse Filling orders leading trucks, etc Good math Hulls Musi Be » * n g to work hard plus over-tiew Please call Joann tor appoint-ment plus Interview

3 1 3 - 7 2 2 - 7 1 7 1 An Equal Opportunity Employer

W A R E H O U S E

Lrvonia Based grocery "rata< dlatnbu-Bon and warehousing company haa fun 4 pan-Dine xnarehouse positions At shifts with good pay tor depend-abte people Apply on person at

Commerce Distribution 31750 Enterprise Dnve, Uvonxa

(N otf Plymouth. W ol Mammani

W A R E H O U S E

P E R S O N N E L PoeiBve annude and good o r g a n i z a t i o n a l ski l ls

reqtared Experience m shipping 4 -ecervmg a plua WW tram the right candidate Great pey Encelew Dene-Its Please ca l Theresa at

H e r a l d W h o l e s a l e

8 1 0 3 9 8 - 4 5 6 0

a • W A R E H O U S E •

PlymouflvCanton location ARSOR TEMPS 459-1168

WAREHOUSE SUPERVISOR

Afternoon aMt warehouse supervisor wanted ReeponaM tor s^erviewrv Venng ot personnel aaatfto m o w -aaemg da*y operations, computer taraecbone safety - and houee-teepmg Morvtcrs snapping, receiving, werehouamg and mvareory contra J-5 years supervaory experience and aerehouaing 1 irafMuog expenence 8 muet Pteeee send >ee<*ne and salary history to

Boa 12004 Observer 8 Eccenmc newspapers

38251 Schoolcraft Rd Livcna, Ml 48150

WAPEMOUSE/YARO

(248) 344-1888

W E L D E R - E X P E R I E N C E D Mg-TIg to 14.

Cal l-4pm (313) 308-24SO

WELOEfVFITTER - 2 yra rem axpe nence Top wages tar m«Mduaf • * proven pertormance record Apply If p a r s o n U S F a b r i c a t i n g 248-824-2410

W E L D E R

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722 -9060 2 9 1 - 3 1 0 0

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A N D M A K E G O O D M O N E Y A T T H E S A M E

T I M E ! ! ! tuMple Openmgs tor eager mdrvxj

_MS w«r raaable transportation and recent wtxk hatory Many temp snd pern opporturwfies Wsrshouss Mamtenenca AssemCHy Shaping 4 Receiving Oa Setters Wiring B-ueprmt Rseders Ouektv Control

CASH ANO REFERRAL BONUSES

Can today-lmmedase Openmga" LIVONIA 313-286-8600 SOUTHFIELD 810-352 1300 TAYLOR 313-284-0777

AUBURN HILLS 810-373-7500

•

SNELLING.

A C C O U N T I N G M A N A G E R Farmingion Has manufacturing com perry seeks an Accourang Manager to Supervise invoicing, cadi racavto. mdudng reconctlelton oI returns aocounts to ihe General Ledger Duties mctods coordtraaon d month-snq ctoeing tor pewit oompany and Its Canadan subsxdiary Ideal car*» date wa poeeeea i yrs expeneroeon a computertzed accounting system wah an aoauel Baaa manufacturing company. skMed win LotuerEacel and 2 yrs supennsory experience tutor eated csnckdstea IhoukS torwsrd rasums with salary raguKemema

Meder. Inc. 38700 Grand' River Ave

Farmington Has Ml 48335 Ann A M

FAX (248) 615-2971 No phons calls pleaae

P E R S O N N E L S E R V I C E S

YARD PERSON KsiB-tims position apply et, Wayne Oaluand Bu4dmg Supplies 25018 Plymouth Rd In Redtord

Y A R D P E R S O N Mature. rssponeM ndnndual needed to do vanous yard duties tor mobae home sales office

Cal (810) 349-2500

YARD SUPERVISOR Auto transporter has immediate need tc* Supervaor to control vard. mverao-nes snd related dutas Muat be cost conacwntious and have aedersTHp aBiiiiy Prior sxpenence m the trane-portaBon industry or rstated fakt pre-ferred College degree helpful Excellent salary 4 benefit package EOE Apply in person with rssums at.

E 4 L Tranaporl Co. 21000 Hayden Or

Woodhaven, Ml 48183

$!000s POSSIBLE READING BOOKS

toi free i -800-218-9000. E*t R-3673

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SENIOR ACCOUNTING CLERK Fast paced machmlng ccmpeny seeks person loi accounts rscerv-aba. payrol. general adger & humen resources Must Be able to prepare fmencial statements, must have com-puter knowWdge, MAS90 a ptue Min-imum 3 yrs expenence Send or (ax rasums 4 salary simectations to Hymen Resources PO Box 510570,

Livonia. Ml 48150 FAX 313-422-1481

ACCOUNTINO A C C O U N T I N G

C L E R K Growing Troy area stalling oomperry seeks dark to pro-

cess psyroi 4 billing Expenence (ui S9-S11/Hr Oatl tor immedate

interview 248-988-0287 or tax or send resume to 248-649-1888 HRMS, 2100 W Big Beaver, Ste 207, Troy, Ml 48064

ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT

are locking tor someone with strong math skit* data entry or 10 key axpenence with a fnerxty person-akty to aaaiet in dally aocounung func-tione Competitive pey & excellent Benetaa package. Send resume wth salary rsquuaments to;

PO Box 9069. Farmington Has. Ml 48333, Attn: ControHsr

^tfcounting

B o o k k e e p e r s . I

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j A c c o u n t s R e c e i v a b l e i

C o l l e c t i o n s \ 1 D a t a E n t r y

SoutWakl. Troy. Uvona arses J Temp-To-Hire. ongiShort a im | posiliora Soms sxpenenoe rac- a essaiy Wa olter direct depoan. I 401K Benefits, stock purchase I pan

2 4 8 - 6 5 0 - 5 6 9 0

F A X 2 4 8 - 6 5 0 - 9 2 6 0

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BOOKKEEPER GranCare. one ot the ration's leedtog providers of tong-torm care subacute and rehab services seeks s Book kseper to merasm Dranciai records Resco-ec-nities iMI mduda meav

prepanng che«a and depoeit skps

school pistoned) and 3 * yeeis ot Bootdieepmg expenence m a health-care a r M i w i e n t You muet heve a knowledge dt Medcare and MeA MHng m adcMor io strong n a t i and csmputer a U e

We oter excellent aaiary and compel | itoa Benefits Pteeee aenVfax « u r reeume to GienCare. A«n Kjm Pen-nock. 38935 Ann Aibor Rd Lrvome | WT 18*5C !313| 135 75*0

grancare i Cortinxang Care

A C C O U N T I N G C L E R K

Career growth opportunity lor eomeone aah general icco/^inQ stcfls Dukes mduds m u g «ah payrol peyabae a id o t m vened laaks Great anveonmeni wah U i

W E L D C a * e C M A M C m Cantor area eapenenoe n irviol hyifreu-•c a - a> ttritu i muel hatve own

meurenca 8 40ik Send laeunie to

TmtCK O W V f * I Per ame hrs COL CMee A

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TRUCK DRIVERS Re< — uxmeae aaatpait) aeaka eapenenced Tiudi Drivers tor a > »

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t O K A A

WELDERS FTTTENS Expenenced >i atrufluat a n •arm.reror a«c*y at -Oe eraenoe 8001 Rande Dr. Censor Joy 8 Haggerty

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A C C O U N T I N G

Permanent Positions AvsMbw

• CPA strong lax expenence tar Southfield CPA fmr To 155K . FULL CHARGE.'BOOKKEEPER' JR ACCT CPA firm To I30K • BOOKKEEPER'Racept«nial. CPA tirm To I25K . PAYROLL BOOKKEEPER Southf-akl firm To $25K . ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Clerk, Southfield firm To 23K

Temporary and Tamp to Perm

• COLLECTOR, Commercial expenence To i25K . A/P Aj'R 0ATA ENTRY CLERKS, Metro Detroit To S23K . STAFF ACCOUNTANT rntg beckground To S45K Fax resume indicating position deved 4 salary raqmramenu lo

( 2 4 6 ) 3 5 4 - 3 0 8 2

O R C A L L

( 2 4 6 ) 3 5 4 - 2 4 1 0

A C C O U N T S P A Y A B L E Inveelmsnl tirm seeks asswtant con-troller Experanoa required with oom-puterued system indudng Wmdows. Wor^Exoel Oowntown locatio good

haelth snd paid parking Fax reeume with salary history/requirements to

JoAnns (313) 963-1515

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE edmmatrator tar groerth onenled company Has sn tmmadiais rsquirement lor self stsrter With 1 to 2 yra eipenence m A P proceaaing lor tul -time posmon at company Haedquaners m Uvona Accounting beckground end expen-ence with sccountmg softwa-s required JO Edwarda and MS Office preferred Competitive selary 4 Bene-fits. with opportunity tor growth Fax resume & latary history to 313-513-9077, or mail to Personnel Dept, 31890 Glendale. Uvona Ml 48150

A C C O U N T S PAYABLE Clerk-Progreeaive Bmldng Company haa an mvnedaia openra tor an anihuei-asnc mdvidual tor a fast paced envi-ronment poemon r accounts peyebw depertment Competitive salary and

ita Fax reeume to good Benefits (248) 642-1586

A C C O U N T S P A Y A B L E '

G E N E R A L O f F I C E Fins-time m Westland Compmen tvplnaSpraedeheet skills required Send or Fax reeume to Margaret PO Box 85630. Weslland. Ml 48185

Fax! (810) 932-4021

accounts receivable

c lerk CCN a managed care orgamiabor haa an axcattonl dpportumty tor an Accounts Recamabia Car t You wa hands ar ncommgtoutydng man. prepere checks tor depoeit. run belch totals copy dacks tor use m mam-t a v m accurals acuxaas rscervaPW reooros. aaaiet with Mng end comput-enxed screening Requires 10 key by touch; demonstrated aptitude tor numbers and accuracy aMity to handle high volume of detaled trane-acbona, Baac accotmfmg knowledge Musi be a team player wah maturity end good (udomera CCN otters excellent Benefits Pteeee aubma reeume with setary requiremena to CCN. Attn HR/KC 32991 HemMcn Court. Farmmglon HMa. Ml 48334 EOE

502 Clerical

A D M I N I S T R A T I V E

A S S I S T A N T SoutNVeld Based p a l imuml ardv-lecturei Mm has an mmediele opening tor an admmaaaive aaaa-tant. Mcroaofl 0Woe ProtsaamnaT essential muet be eble to type 86 WPM. neve HanocrtpUon sides arch, tedurel knowtedga a plus, sxcslsrs organuakon atoOs required Tha M -time poerbon otters salary and M beneW pecksge For constdsreeon send raeume JGA PO Box 5141 SouMald Ml 48086 ,Aan J Geudet No phone cals ptoeee

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

A tortune 500 oompeny located m Lworae haa an anmedaM openeig tor an expenenced Admnatrelva Aaaatant The Kteel canddala wa Be protioant m Micrbeoll Word. Pubkshef Excel Tha a a tamp to perm poeibon with excellent pey" Pteeee cat tor more intormaBon

ERFORMANCE ERSONNEL

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313-513-5823 v .

A D M I N I S T R A T I V E A S S I S T A N T

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ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

Seeking enthusasBc sel-mG>iialii3 mdvidual lo (Can our leam m tna per forming arte industry Unkmlted growth potential

Cal today (2481 474-3866

A D M I N I S T R A T I V E A S S I S T A N T

For Generei Contredor Fang, lypmg general office dutas Reeume 4 salary requarements Box 12011 Obeerver 4 Eccentnc Newspapers

36251 Schoolcraft Rd Uvoraa. Ml 48150

EOE

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

A D M I N I S T R A T I V E A S S I S T A N T

Troy telecommunication

aaaatant MS Word axpenence Great growth dpporturaty Fax or sand raeume to HMMS, 2100 W Big Beaver. Ste 207 Troy. Ml 4808* 248-649-1886

A D M I N I S T R A T I V E

A S S I S T A N T Wa have career opponuniboe mm mid-sized oompemes for experienced aacretanea «ho wish Itsnbaty and a peraonal etmoaphere Opportumtas tor both long snd short term ssagn msnts Temp to perni avaaabie Salary S9 00 H 4 0(Vhr Pad ho*-days and vecabone Cal Shela

473-2831 or 646-7861 A d v a n t a g e S t a f f i n g

A D M I N I S T R A T I V E A S S I S T A N T

Smal manutactunng trm n Weedend haa an immadaU opening tor en AdminetreBve Assistant Muet be pro-fioem m MS Word 4 Excel Idea can-didate wa have a working knowledge ot ISOOS 9000 document control Aokty to work atone and wah ctfhera with a wMangnsss snd atabty to aem W# tram the nght mdhadua Good dpporturaty tor advancement

Cal (313) 326-2664

A d m i n i s t r a t i v e A s s i s t a n t s

" " E x e c u t i v e S e c r e t a r i e s ErifOy the 4th - Fax" your resume tha weekend' Let us represent you cor*-dentiaPy Openaiga »i Farmmgton HMa. Troy Oaaibom. SouthhaM. Bir-mingham tor corporaa raadquenars of many blue chip firms mdudfcig automotive suppkers

CaATax reaura to Giona. 810-932-1170; Fa* 810-932 1214

Harper Associates 29870 MddMbea.

Farmmglon HMa. Ml 4C334

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT/ RECEPTIONIST teal paced devel-opment company looking tor depend-able. detail onanted ndMdueJ wah n « kne phone 4 edrraraetraaon experience. Word required. Lotus a plua. sicaeent benefta. salary com-

reeume to Shan Devalopmenf Corp 31555 W 14 Mle 1101. Farmmglon HMa, Ml 48334

Or fax • 248-828-4571

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

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SUNBURST PBOPERTTES ( 3 1 » 482-4112

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Mon-Fn, I 2 30pm-5 30pm Genera oMce dukes Mtroeoh Word amen ence Send reaane to Ottoe Men ager Featoeh. 17187 N. Lasaet Park Or . Suae l » . Lmona Mi 481S2

Or tea to 313-983-9110

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a currently aeeking futt-time and part-eme executive edmmatrativa Msatants Theee positions wm report directly to tha executive kevat work group Duties wW mduda creating correspondence, directing moommg and outgomg telephone eels and taxas Admin-laMrmg and organumg specal protects or specrfc programs within dapertmenta OueWad can-ddetos muet Be proficient In Mfcreooft Office Suite. Excellent organizational sues experienced with calender panning, and coor-dneBon of meeonga Carvaideles muat possess exceptional com-munacation skiia Both wntten and verbal Indviduaa mho are mter-eated m Bang considered tor theee openmgs should torwsrd their reeumea Attn Cerolyn Shrvsk. 39799 Orend River Novi, HI 48375 or lax

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A / R - B I L L I N G C L E R K Canton company seeks individual tor A/R dept, with at toaat 2 yrs axpen-ence Asaooarea Degree pretenad A R indudng mvocaig, drtor reconcil-•ebon, cash sppkeakon. aocnt. mamte-nance daily collections Benefits end 401K indudsd. Send resume lo

Attn Steve Martin-Controller 5011 S LiHey Rd Carton. Ml 48188

ASSISTANT FOR Maeon contact office Must heve (cb costing. AtA (b*ng) AP/AR computer knowledge essentisi sxpenence with Real World accounting progrsm is desired Pleaae tax resume with salary requirements 10 248-437-9752 or call 248-437-1030

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Assooats Accountant needed lor Tar 1 supplier Preperasnftamtams trans-actions. contact with bank tor daily financing. mputatHea journal entries •ecoocaea ceah 4 notes payebtos with reaponslba tor monthly reports and achedutoa Requires al least 2 years accounang eipenence and knowl-edge d Won] and Exoal a must Pieeee send reauma to:

Harada industry 28333 Telegraph, Suite 275

Southtaid. Ml 48034 Fait 810-356-1520

NO PHONE CALLS OR WALK INS PLEASE"

A U T O D E A L E R Accounting general office/Senior Bookkeeper Bruce i Campbell Dodge

rig to III a v in Redtord a seeking io IM a vacancy for a person who hea auto dealership office eipenence Reepons&Htas wa include mamtaimng computer ached ulee in seme general ledger accounts Prspanng payroll and sales tax reports Bank reconciling and other related tasks Expenence with ERA computer systems helptui Auto deai-erahip axpenence a must Please cal

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B I L L I N G C O O R D I N A T O R Medium stzs aw firm has opening m Lrvona to process tha Bdmg ot time 4

aurate wan axpenence Fax reeume ATTN Admraetrator. 313-261*510 Or mal raeume to Administrator 33900 Schoolcraft Rd

Lrvonia Ml 48150 •

BIRMINGHAM LAW office Several openmga tor expenenced foreclosure I Bankruptcy personnel Muat be intetkgent. dependable 4 have p*esmg personality for ckent con-tact Fai resume to: Robert A Tremem 4 Aaaociatas P C . Aon. Pet Fax: 1-248-540-2975

BLOOMFIELD HILLS Reeeereh IWm aeelong 10 Marketing Interviewers {7 an hr * beneMs

Cal Today, Work Tomorrow (240) 373-5748

B O O K K E E P E R Accounts payable uraon payrol 4 ti*igs Benakts Send reeume 4sajary eoSemento to Box r?011 Obeerver 4 Eccentnc Newspepera

36251 Schoolcraft Rd Livoma. Ml 40150

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BOOKKEEPER CLERICAL tor auto asderahp Experienced pre-ferred Cal Beth for eppomtmerw

Tennyeon Chev-oat 313*25-6500

BOOKKEEPER tor >13 m^on ddtor credl unron m Weettand Experience preferred

Send leeume or apply m peraon Etoae Credt Union. 31100 Palmer Wadtond. Ml 40100

BOOKKEEPER - rryja-tacetad reel i company

Grand Aver Ave Fwmngton HMs Ml 40338 ar toa to 810-442 i486

BOOKKEEPER P A R T - T I M E

Pan ama Bookkeeper tor ame! taw firm PoaiBona requires 1 to 2 days par week Duties include payrol and payroll taxee. payables, bookkeeping Una tnei Balance Experience necee-sary aack Books knowtedge helplul Please FAX n t u a t b : 248-414-9507

B O O K K E E P E R / • S E C R E T A R Y

Ful charge Expenence needed fcr pubic accountants office in Femdea Pleeae sand resume 4 salary requ»e-mems to PO Box 1627, Royd Oak Michigan 48088

BOOKKEEPER Waat Bloomfield Peechtree experience Evaluation hea S1t»hr

Express Services 248-474-5000 FAX 248-474-6833

CLERICAL - Excel 4 Word expen-ence a muet. bdmg and cere coordi-neior for Livorva assisted care taoHty Benetits (248 ) 347-4555

C L E R I C A L P O S I T I O N Auto dealer mventory dart needed immedateiy Preferred dealersrap expenence but will train Good salary 4 benefits. Cat Tammy

(810) 684-1715

CLERICAL POSITIONS AVAILABLE

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We offer vacation 4 holiday

a4 referral Bonuses Please tor an appointment lodey1

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Conlcmiira LIVONIA

3 1 3 - 7 6 2 - 0 0 3 8 F A X 3 1 3 - 7 6 2 - 0 0 4 3

CLERICAL R 4 L TRANSFER one ol the nation s laroeet family owned LTL motor freight earners a accepting applications tor M time 2nd 4 3rd shift clerical support poemone Must De able to type 30 wpm with accuracy Wa offer competitive wages with excellent Benefit peckage » you re looking tor the oppor-tunity to join a growing com-pany apply at

43 Emencfc S t . Ypsiianti (313^41 482-8822

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C L E R K S , R E C E P T I O N I S T S , & S E C R E T A R I E S

Temporary. Temp to Hire, & Perma-nent Position* U 00 to S12 par hour depending on expenence Entry leva' thru expenenced people needed We have various positions located throughout the metro area Cal tor appointment 248- 3B9- 3450 SNELLING PERSONNEL SERVICES

COLLECTIONS ACCOUNTS

RECEIVABLE CLERK Coeecnon&'accounts receivable derk wanted tor Busy OEM supplier Aggressive person wil place ccAec Bon cans to customers research resolve discrepancies interface with customers 4 internal departments and reconctW accounts Requires high school diploma. 2-3 years collec-tion 4 accoonts waivable axpenence and knowledge ol Excel and Word

Please send resume to: . Box »?030

OBserve- 4 Eccentnc Newspepera 36251 Schoolcraft Rd

Construction Bookkeeper

Needed for Mel paced reeaton-tiai construction company Ideal candklate ahould be wel orgenued. aeK-mcitrvated. and atJe to work independently Dubes aidude mamlaaang con-tracts and purcfiaae agree merits, processing accounts payable invoices and chocks, inMractmg with purchasers, title anu mortgaoe companies, sales staff and oonetrucBon slaft meintammg insurance records oWammg waivers end sworn statements trom ven-ders and other cancel duties Computer expenence received Exee4ert wages and tnnge beneti ts ava i lab le Send resume wah salary require-ments to

Kaftan Enterpnses Inc P O Box 2 0 3 3 Southfield. M l

48037 -2033

C U S T O M E R C A R E R E P R E S E N T A T I V E

PageNet, the world's largest peging company, a searching lor Customer Cara Representatives to |om our fast paced teertv FuK 4 part time poMions available Qualified candidates will have 1 to 2 years al customer service expenence previous computer expe nence 4 strong oral and wntten com-munication, skills Please mail or fa« your resume to

PAGENET ATTN- HR-CSR

" 33533 W 12 Mile Rd 1 » 0 Farmmgton Hills Ml 48331

Fax 248-488-3615

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C U S T O M E R R E L A T I O N S SOLUTIONS CONSULTANT

Iniernaiional service provider is addng to customer service «afl Expenence listening and resolving a wide variety ot Business problems required Long term assignment Temp io hire possible Starting rate to SlO.OOrt* No saas Auburn Hals Southfield and Troy Can Colleen today

Birmingham FarmrngtorvUvona 646-7661 473-2931

A d v a n t a g e S t a r t i n g

CUSTOMER SERVICE

Customer Service Representatives needed to interact with customers m person and on the phone Also CSR must handle customer complaints track and trace orders use a cash register and perform other miscella-neous ciencei dutas Good veibai and written commumcaton skills ara required Overtime Is required when needed Starting pay $6 55 per hr We offer a good benefits package as well as advancement potential If interested piease apply al North American Photo 27451 Schocadaft, Uvoma Ml 48051

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Accounts Payable Clerk

V*aga Green Management Com-pany a leading naooral property management firm headquartered m Farmmgton HMa. haa an oppoi-tunrty tor ar entry level. U I Bme Payee* Can. ReaponetoMias include checking invoices data entry Nmg. and special pro^cts Typing 10 key and CRT expen-ence required

MedcaUdamai benefits 401K and paid vacation tor qualified appk-caHs Cal Mon-Fn 3pm-5pm

248-932-2731

An Equal Opportunity Employer

DATA ENTRY CLERK - sought by tita insurance oompany m Uvona Part-una positlooa avaMKMe Mon Wed Fn hours Reitoto Pleaae call Barbara to schedule interview 313-432-1421

_ DATA ENTRY,1

KEYPUNCH OPERATORS Tape axpenence, toll Bme days Small office 8 Miie/MiOcfteDelt area

(810) 426-6355

D E P A R T M E N T S E C R E T A R Y

Advertising Audit Service, a co-op advertaing administration firm m Farmmglon Hills a seeking a sec re lary for our saws 4 marketing depart-ment Responsible tor proposals •eiie-i weetinga and general secre-tarial s for the department Should oe oetaii-onenled wrth excei ton! grammar and spelling and capat»e ot handfing multiple protects Needs io be competent m Windows Based software MS Word 6 0. Excel and desk top publishing Plesse send resume to

Human Resource Dept ISEC) P O Boi 2467 Farmmgton, Ml 48331-2487

or FAX to 24^-488-3421 attention SEC

CUSTOMER SERVICE RECEPTIONIST

tor expanding Troy a w firm Fast paced environment Requires excel-lent phone 4 customer relations skills Full-time Salary 4 benefits negotiable Resume to Powers Chapman 3001 W Big Beaver Suite 704 Troy Mi 48084 or call Car© between 10-3 248-643-6500

CUSTOMER SERVICE Bnghton based yam distributor has an immediate opening m Customer Service Expenence with busy Cus-tomer Service Dept-computet profi-ciency required Knittmg skills a plus Send resume with handwritten cover leller rvghligniing salary requirements to Amy Blatt. 7796 Boardwalk

Brighton 48116 Attn X Taraiona

CUSTOMER SERVICE Fast-paced Troy newsletter publisher needs Ml-time customer service rep-resentative lo handle incoming dant calls and requests Looking for enthu-siast* person who enjoys helping ch-ants and prospects Must be detail-oriented, organized, and enioy extensive phone work Hourly pos< Bon, no commissions No outbound teamarkeBng Hours 9-5 Exceaent benefits, casual work environment

(248) 583-5594

COLLECTIONS Feeling burnt out by your

current job? Wortong ong hour*, not gaffing the recognition you deserve'

Jom our winning team m Farmmglon Has"

NO late nights or weekends' Become a MONEY MAKER1

We on— competitive starting saury to* benefit*

pato vacations. 401(k) Profit snanng. and the BEST BONUS

Program in the industry* Send resume to

FederaleC Capital Services Ami H R

P O Box 9066 Farmmglon HMa Ml 48334 Of taj> 10 1248) 626-1544

C O M P A N Y S E C R E T A R Y Needed 'or fast pacad concrete prod-ucts distributor Must be aba tc dem-

youcp advanced skills m Microsoft Word Excel and Access Great tocaoon wah excellent Benefits Non-smoking environment Send

ERSCO CORPORATION P O Box 195

Soulhteid Ml 48037-0195 ATTN OMce Manager

or FA* 10 248-353-0543

CUSTOMER SERVICE Jerry Baker Garden Catalog com-pany lodung tor rakafia pan w a

hours from. 401K.

proM Sharing, tun 4 exotmg work

on To fO*i °ur

(248) 437-3000

Customer Service/ Order Correspondent For busy HVAC distributor Must pos

DONT YOU WANT MORE??

We have many open-ings with national com-panies for positions irv all fields. Excellent o p p o r t u n i t i e s a n d pay!' e Secretaries a Receptionists a Administrative

Assistants a Word Processors a Customer Service a File Clerks

ERFORMANCE E R S O N N E L

3 1 3 - 5 1 3 - 5 8 2 3

F I L E C L E R K

P A R T - T I M E 20 hours per week 'leaiOle ac '"xrrs per week ne—uie -scnei ubng Pncr office expenence helplul Computer expenence helpful $8mr

CaB (810) 203-1023

G E N E R A L C L E R K Needed m

Romulus, westland 4 Belle«tUe « Mail Clerks • Filing Clerks • Data Entry Clerks Available to work an shifts Accepting spoliat ions from 8-11 4 1-3. Mon-Fn

AdeccCT

Westland: Taylor:

7 2 2 - 9 0 6 0 2 9 1 - 3 1 0 0

G E N E R A L O F F I C E /

C U S T O M E R S E R V I C E Rapdly expanding company needs energetc detail oriented person tot

Service challenging envi-

J O B S O F T H E W E E K

Admmalralive Aaaatant to 136,000 3-5 years experience Ucroeolt ONca Prominent firm Great Benefits Cal Barb

Legal Secretary io S36.000 opportunity with » U igation experience plus

skills qualifies you CaH

Accounts Receivable to 434.000 3 years eipenence automotive or manufacturing Background a plus Plymouth area Cal Danaae

Executive Aaaatant to $34 000 2 positions Microsoft Word and Excel Good secretarial alula Lots of variety Cal Danielle

Bookkeeper (fun charge) to 432 000

3 yaars sxpenence needed tor tha fnent»y Troy firm Mic-oSoft Word and Excel Benefits Cal Lon

Administrative Assistant to 432.000 3 positions available Btoomfaid Has. Troy and Farm-ington Good compute! skills ACCESS s plus Greal benefits Can Dense

Meda Secretary $12/hou«1y Suburban advertaing agency Lots of varafy Microsoft word and Excel a must Call Jud

Receptionist to 422,000 2 years eipenence Good office slutts computer Werete Opportunity lo advance Suburbs Call Donna

810-772-6760 or tax resume to 810-772-1811

SNELLING PERSONNEL SERVICES

J O B S O F T H E W E E K RECEPTIONIST • Multi-lira phone Southfato MS word $7-$a*r

DATA ENTRv'SECRETARY Excel, MS Word Phones $9-$lCKh» East-snd West side Benefits

CUSTOMER SERVICE - Computer literals Sales atMfly $7-S&hr Ster-ling Heights

ORDER ENTRYGENERAL OFFICE - Computer "terete Lotus Sood people skills S7-$fc<hr Taylor

SECRETARY - MS Word Eicel 47-tBAv Benetits Troy

TYPIST - Computer literate Madison Heights i7-sa>hr

GENERAL OFFICE - Labeling, faxing filing Eastside $71*

Can 810-447 9690 or tax resume 810-447-9688

SNELLING PERSONNEL SERVICES

KEYPUNCH/DATA ENTRY indata Corp is now accepting appli cations tor expenenced operators for full tune Say 4 afternoon positions at our Uvona oftios Please call for an appomtmem 313-422-8002

L A T E N I G H T W I T H

S N E L L I N G It you c a n come see us tfcmng the day we have extended hours m the evening to accommodate your schedule Entry eve to Executive level position

CALL TODAY -BY APPOINTMENT ONLY

WEDNESDAY, JULY 16th 4 TUESDAY JULY 29th

LIVONIA 313-266-8600 TAYLOR 313-284-0777 SOUTHFIELO . .248-352-1300 AUBWRAI MILLS 248-373-7SOO

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P E R S O N N E L S E R V I C E S

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LEGAL SECRETARY lor Southtaid Personal Injury Catenae firm Requees strong tbga-•on experience (3 to Syrs sxpen-ence) Exceaent skills m Word Perfect 6 1 Sand raeuma to 400 Galana Oftcenire Suns 550, Southfield Ml 48034 Aim Loretta

LEGAL SECRETARY Mmmum ol 3 yrs Kbgabon sxpen-ence Muat be tamkai wMiedieat ter-minology To |Oln out growing defense team, sand reeume to 2301 W Big Beaver, Suite 500 Jroy. Ml 48084 Or tax to 810449-1622

LEGAL SECRETARY - needed lor small general Bamingham law firm Excellent organiMBon grammatical atols ano WordPerfect 5 1 Piease lex rasima and salary requirements to Pstti 248-258-2837

LEGAL SECRETARY

Southfield P I firm seeks highly skded secretary Applicant muet Be protean in Word Perfect and heve exceaent commuraca-Bon and organizational skills Must have liBgaBon axpenence Pleasant surroundngs Excel ant starting salary and benefits Can (610) 948-0000

or Fax resume to V 1610) 948-9494 >

LEGAL SECRETARY small South-field law firm seeks fv*-Bme secretary with rrvnium of 2 yrs expenence Salary commensurates with axpen-snce Contact Rob al (248) 354-3100

L E G A L S E C R E T A R Y Troy law firm aea«s tul-time eipen-enced Legal Secretary with WordPer-fect skills We offer • CompeMore'Salary • Medical Insurance • Life 4 DisaWity Insurance . 401(K) • Paid Vacation 4 Personal Days Send resume with sdary hatory to Legal Admavstrator <801 W Big Beever Ste 500' Troy. Ml 48064

Equal Opportunity Employer

LEGAL SECRETARY Two person aw firm located m Ti Minimum 3 years work eipenence In litigation 4 docixnent drafting Word perfect 6 0 required Fai resvma

Attn Mary Jo. (248) 816-9415

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L E G A L S E C R E T A R Y

Two tull-fime poeiBons avadabM m Downtown Royel Oak ptaintifls l i s firm specializing m cml ktigaBon R E C E P T I O N I S T / S E C R E T A R Y Seeking a pereon tor front desk posi-tion w«h exceaent typing Huh eipen-ence with mulB-line phone sysiem LEGAL SECRETARY al aaai two years eipenence m kfigaBon strong organizational skins required Both positions using Word Perfect 6 1 lor Wmdows Send Resume and salary requirements to Legal Admmatralor 306 S Waahmg Oak. Ml 48067

LEGAL SECRETARY West Dearborn Legal secretary per-manent pan time Expenenced reduired Computer 4 peopa tnencfy

(313) 277 2555

L E G A L S E C R E T A R Y Warned lor suburban general practice aw firm 75 wpm and have Word Per-lecl and some legs axpenence To apply please cal (313) 961-5300

LEGAL SECRETARY- 1 year eipen-ence immedate opening Oekand County area Must know WordPeHecl Good pay 4 Benefits

Sand reeume to Boi 11689 taerver 4 Eccentnc Njgyaa

36251 Schoolcraft Rd Uvonia Ml 48150

MANUFACTURING COMPANY seeking experienced Office Manager, Bookkeeper Send resume with salary requirements

PRECISE CUTTING TOOLS 20770 Orchard Lake Fid .

Farmington Hrfs Ml 48336

LEGAL ASSISTANT Southf-aid area general pracfica aw firm needs peopa onenled person who desires highly responsible chal-tonang position. Drafting, phone skills, irathemaBCAl skills WordPer-fect 5 1 Mersey Smoke-tree office Fax • (810) 968-2211 Or call (810) 968-5333

ronment. clerical skds needec Fax resume to 313-455-4242

or Can Gail 313-416-8003

sk«ls HVAC industry knowledge a a arc

skua HVAC industry knowledge a a plus Send resume to _

Human Resource Dept Carrier Great Lakes

33601 Schodcrafl Rd Uvona Ml 48150

An Equal Opportunity Employer

C U S T O M E R S E R V I C E Uvona Business foims datnbutor has an im*adale opening tor an indi-vidual with customer service beck-ground Position includes order processing, handling ckent questions order foflow-up, forms phons cal dutas WordPerfect skills end two years eipenence m customer sermce or satos support capacity Competitive wage Ml benefits and bonus plan Send resi*ne fo Humen Resource

Meneger'CSS P O Boi 18189 Lansmg, Ml 48901-8189

ri»nu*ng dwm umsiiarts foflow-up, forms design, teie-

I reception Ming and cyar car jtas Position requires proficani

CUSTOMER SERVICE Comenca Part-Time Staff

Advantage Staffing a recrmtmg card datos to staff Comenea's Retea Cue-tomer Service Cenlei m Auburn HMa canddetes m l have veta i probMm solving stole i a » i . eompuier lama lamy and a strong cualomer seivlce or ansaer\ 20 or 24 houraNMek Ben-efits after 30 days Startmg rate up to sea&tv Cal Ccaeen tor aopcwanwn Drug testing EOE rrvt/dv Bmrunghem Ltvona 646-766' 473-2931

Advantage Staffing

D A T A E N T R Y / A d m i n i s t r a t i v e A s s i s t a n t

Farmmglon HMe corporation seeks team player •eh good phone person akty olfce Hole, and computer back aroimd Needs to know Wmdows Word and Excel Good pay and bena

fita Fai resume to Sharon at 810-47®-2450

GENERAL OFFICE Dopendaba responsible persor. to

Inkster Garden City

G E N E R A L O F F I C E FuH-Wa m Westlend Computer fypmg'sceadsheet skiia required Send or Fax resume to Margaret PO Box 85530. Westtand Ml 48185

Fa i l (8101 932-4021

HEATING/AIR C O N D I T I O N I N G TECHNICIANS needed for construc-tion company Must have expenence HI refngeiar* rocovary Sand resume to DL Box 308, Southfield, Ml 48037

H U M A N R E S O U R C E S A S S I S T A N T

Part time ResponsOa tor conducting employee background checks pre panng reared files 4 repots Cancel eipenence eltenBon to detail and M<ro-Soft Word 4 Excel experience preferred Faxibie hours 4 days C a l « * * • " ' -

(248) 557-9282

I'YGIENIST NOVI Full time naeded for eipandng preventative general practice Excel-

(248) 349-4115

IMMEDIATE O P E N I N G S tor Reenter Wecement 4 Cancel Sup-port Spar,easts Must Be career ori-ented mature indviduals to grow w«h our steflmg company Must Be highly moeveled wah a high standerd of Bosiness eaves Computer sues helplul L a m * Cal Terry at Staffing Semnoes ol Michigan LTD

(810) 228-7200

INSURANCE AGENCV CSR weh compter or bookkeeping beck ground SO Bo Box 51038 Livonia Ml 48151

INSURANCE T P A Benefits administrator naeded Pieeee send or tax leeume to EBC P O Boi 2365 Farmmglon hMa. Ml 48333 2365 FAX 248^55^082

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Experienced. M time poeition avail-aba with large madea) laboratory Medcal Mkng. data entry 4 computer suns required Competitive wage 4 benefit package offered Please send resume to Cndy Caron Baling Man-ager 22255 Greenfield Rd. Suite 50t. Southfield Mi 48075

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LEGAL SECRETARY expenenced Sme! Southfield law Mm Microsoft 7 0 tor Wmdows 95 Avaaabie mwne-dewfy Ca* She-la 244-58® 7700

LEGAL SECRETARY Fi*-«ma, legal seciarary desred Mnaman 3 years eipenence Conv peotive compensation mckidea toa BeneM paoage Pieeee submm resume to Ann Dome Peny 505 N Woodwsad Suae 2XO.

Haa Ml 48304

L E G A L S E C R E T A R Y Ft«-«me Smel SomhAeld firm seeks eipenenced agal secretary Pey oommenaJraa with aapanenoe Cal Ruby (8t0) 55»«130

O F F I C E A S S I S T A N T

We»-esiebinhed Taylor baaed com-perty looking for ar office assistant tor afternoon shift Must have computer skills Competitive wsges and Bene-fits Send resume or apply wtthm 20601 Trolley Industrial Drive T, OR. FAI

OFFICE ASSISTANT Ful lime posmon Answer phones, dvers/fied respor s O M a s Should know Wmdows Word and Excel

piease ta i reeume to 313-454-1536. Attn Kevin

O F F I C E C O O R D I N A T O R

Fast-paced 'epajty e ipendng Troy pubkshe- needs tol-tara

dftoe coordmaior ic manage ckeni accounts cals and requeats Looaaig tor snthusaatK person who e«*»ys

be very data! cnenied organized and enfr, extensive phone work Some computer sxpenence preferred Hourly position no oommiaaons No o u t o r t aamarketmg Hours 9-5 Exceaent Benefits casual wort envi-

(248) 583-5594

OFTlCE POSJTON Buey imoame service Arawer phones schedua computer sic Send reeimie 4772 T a n Ct W BtoorNaid Ml 48323

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OFFICE DUTIES K LIGHT BOOK KEEPING - Southfield Conelrucecm Co looking tor a lake-chargs peraon to run office Computer bookkeeping -Quicken- KV A/R 941 Working w*h mauranca Co. subHxxitraaora 4 homaownera Can 8 30 10 5 248-550-1448 Of Fa* 244-559-1441

OFFICE HELP Answer phonea, Ne. ImN typing Sana ftHUme^ortj^to^ Cmce Help,

Weaoand, Ml 48185

O F F I C E M A N A G E R E X T R A O R D I N A I R E

Sntel company a looking tor tikA-taleried mdvidual to manage the many facets of Biew office Require-ments mwrnun 5 yeers axpenence n office management, mastery of a l MSOftce products. knoMedga of accounting, marketing, sales and office procedures Appkcants must heve exoeleni comrmmicaUon UuAs veibaly and m ertiang Eipenence with felecommunlcaBora Ouick Books is a ptos Pieeaa tai reeimee lo. 248-424-8893 Attn Paraonnai

OFFICE MANAGER Fi4 time wifh abaty to |ugga a variety of tasks Word Processing •kills snd rshabaty a must Warm

working environment Mrs Shear (248) 967-4400

ORDER DESK Openmgs - For indue-trtat distributor Tooang sxpenence helpful will tram Computer skills necessary Benefits, selary commen-surate with experience Sand reeKta to Personal Dept, 28830 Wall St Wuom. 48393 Fax 380-7501

P A R A L E G A L Experienced end profeesnnal para-legal with knowledge of WordPerfect sought by Btoomfaid HMa aw firm m corporate practice sector- Respond to Office Manager. P.O. Box 7515, Btoomfaid Has. Ml 48302-7515. or by

Fax (248) 335-3346

P A R A L E G A L SOUTHFIELD Pairatft Personal Irifury firm seeks Paralegal with a mnimum of 2 years sxpenence m hendmg Auto No-Fault caaea Good aaary 4 benefits packags Please cal Mr Wrrton al 248-948«XI0 or fax resume to 248-948-9494

PARTS DEPARTMENT immedate tul time position availaba in part department lor data entry person Excellent pey and benefits Apply m person at STU EVANS LINCOLN-MERCURY

32000 FORO GARDEN CITY

P A Y R O L L C L E R K Architect ure/Engineenng/Ptanmngi' Interiors firm in Southfield seeks can-didates tor Ihe poeinon ot Payrol Carv Qualified applicants must pos-sess two years of experience n pay-rol end peyrol tax return preparation Reaponeidilitas mctods maintenance of section 125 catetena. fieiiba spend,-vg and 401(k) pans Paese submit your resume m confidence to P 0 Box 5030 Southfield. Ml 48086 Attn Human Resources Department

Fax 248 262-1552 An Equal Opportunity Employer

PAYROLL CLERK Minimum 2 years sxpenence on s computerized system tor Busy NW oftee Full-time with BeneMs Send resume 4 Salary requirements to

Human Resources Box 12018 Obeerver 4 Eccentnc Newspepera

36251 Schoolcraft Rd Uvona, Ml 48150

PERSON FRIDAY Naeded tor our Plymouth office. I you have a vanety of office experi-ence we can pul it to good use Full or part Bme Send resume with satory reqiaremerts and toll part Bme to

Office fifanager, 15101 Cleat, Plymouth 48170

Phone Receptionist Large Physical Therapy Co seeks a dynamic ndividual for an entry level, full-time position ai our Corporals Olfca m Aubum hfclis to answer a multi-line phora system and assist with clerical aulas within our billing department Medical office axpen-ence a plus

We ofler a too benefit peckage Send resume with aaiar^hislory to

900 Aut**n Ave Ponfiec. Ml 48342 Fax (248) 333-0276 Call (248)-333-3335

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RECEPTIONIST COME grow with a oompany whoee only buamaas a the anprovemain of organizational perlormence United Training Services haa an anmedaM opening m oi* Southfield Office ten a luK-lime receptionist troni desk

Provide a prdaaeionai and ensiuei-asbc firat wipraaaion ol the

akJBa and ab«y to handto a rnulti-kra phone •ysterr-

• Type al lafat eg wpm • VvordprocMamg

Tha poeition includes health maur-anca. vacation and hoedeys Man Of tax your reeume to

Attn HR - R United Training Services inc

26211 Central Pai* Bhd Ste 500 Southfield. Ml 44076

Fax 248-352-3628

RECEPTIONIST ENGMEERING firm aeeks outgoing mdvidual tor full time poei-tion Microsoft Office skills a plua Competitive pey 4 benefits package Send or tax raeume to R Picano. Nowak 4 Fraua, 1310N Stapheneon Hwy. Royal Oak. 44067 or lax

248-349-0805

R E C E P T I O N I S T Entry aval positions availaba m Troy tor an outgoing individual who enjoys a vanetv of teaks Eicelent phone personality a muet Send resume lo Sweet Ideea. 1311 Mepatown. Troy Ml 48084 Ol Fax 248-649-6033

RECEPTIONIST Eicelent organ>zafioral grammar proofreading and telephone skds needed Must bs erficiJate. up-beat and fnendy Architectural engineenng or corairucBon expenence heipto Knowtedge of WordPerfect 6 0 and Lotus Reaaee 5 reqiared Dutas mctods bul not krmted to snewermg mufc-kns phone system, routine filing, assisting m archiving ol Blueprints 4 sccour-tmg documents Benefits include medcal and 401k Sand resumes to Personnel MAS Assoo-atea. Inc. 3460S W 12 Mia Rd Farmmglon Has, Ml 48331

RECEPTIONIST Expanding real estate investment company located m Southfield a leemng a profamonal orgarazedsel •tarter to la an mmedate Opening tor a racepBonat to hande s mutB-kne phora system idea: candidate win heve passant personality good com-munication skills, saperience

mixing Das 4 data sources 4 word processing skids using loft word knowledge of Excel a

ptos Sand salary reqmremena 4 reeume to Box 2019, The Obeerver 4 Eccentric Newspapers, 36251 Schoolcraft. Livona, Ml 48150

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Farmington HIM rear estate office has opening m tast peced Ctoeing Dept tor a reeepflonat'oencai person Answer phones tito fax. kght typing, entry level computer. 4 coordmate dapoeaon of real estate closing documents Real estate eipenence preferred Cal tor an appointment between 5 00-5 30PM

M A R I E

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mam plan a i Cal (313) 414-2136400-274-M6 Or lax resume to 3I3-41C

RECEPTIONIST P a d sme toi a Buey auto aaapn lealay Muet be enemdc a rx tc - r & Read, between 8 4 » fiMe Rb«da

RECEPTIONIST, PART-TIMS Mon Wed 4 Fn tor smell Southlield law firm Pleeae aand reeume 4 salary requirements-to

Legal Admrnatrstor 3000 Town Center Sw 270C

Southfield Ml 44075

Receptionist Part Time

For buey raa eatata office Flex-M schedua, plaeeant pndra voce fight typing filing appro xi matefy 15 houraweek may include everangs 4 weekends

Call Yvonne at: 1" 248-645-2500 -

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on its front deak statt 2 ful days par days Miafbe

knowledge Wdmg to Bam Call Kads or Nancy 244-455^416

RECEPTIONIST RecepBonal wanted tor Buay autoirio-Bve n .« i la i office Must Ba aba to hendto muNMra phone system and >agh volume ol cals and adminate' phone man system 1 mail tor employeea, mamtam office suppkeraequipmenl snd make I s w arrangements Requires high achacn dptoms ano typing 35 wpm Know" edge ol Word and Excel pieleraed

Pieeee send resume and • salary hatory to Harada industry

28333 Telegraph. Suite 275. Southftsto. Ml 44034 F a i l 810-356 1520

NO PHONE CALLS OR WALK-INS PLEASE'!

RECEPTIONIST Raponal office tor a nettoral msursnce company haa a dencaVaalea support position open Candidate must be cualomer on-enled with good communication skills Computer basics 4 health insurance industry beckground very he lp fu l C a l l Jenn i fe r et (800)999-8481 for benefit OetaJe

RECEPTIONIST FULL or pari Bme for professional ufftoa Cm l i n t j a i v "

(248) 647-1777

RECEPTIONIST Full-time with growing personnel firm upbear and profesaona' MS Word $7-$anr Ca l Brooke (810) 447-9690 Fax 810-447-9688

Recept ionist / Sales Assistant

We ara looking for a moBvated response* individual Job reaponsi Mi tas ooneist pnmerHy of anawermg multi-line phonea with voice ma« typing sales proposals snd eaac c<fice tasks WoidParfeci req»«ad (Lotus, ExcelTe pSS5Tmust have good orel wrtnen end oroenuatunei skas In return we ofter EXCELLENT Salary, haelth and 40'k plan and a

I work environment lor Janet (244) 799-7900

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RECEPTIONISTS BUSY pubfiehmg Office needs ton lime recepuonavctoncel help Excel-lent communauuion skills naeded anth some experience helpful Eacei-a n i benefas availaba Paase send

• R E C E P T I O N I S T * Ful-lime position in fast paced Troy executive crffice Expenenced front-desi person with excellent peopa skills 4 professional manner for muBi-iine phone system. Position incudes other general office d i t as Wordpro-cessing a pius Excellent growth potential. Benefits 4 salary tor the

Xcanddale Call anytime (313) -1313 or tax resume 10

313-462 1974

Property Management Bookkeeper

Needed tor tast paced -esi-dental property manage man t cc candidate organized, self motivated and abto to w o n indepen-dently Duties include main-taining receivable resident accouna interacting wfth residents and menagers p r e p a r i n g da i l y Bank Oeposits and oiher cancel dutas Computer expenence required Exceaent wegei and fringe beneMs availaba Send resume anth selary requirements to

Kaftan Enterprises. Inc P C Boi 2033

Southfield. Ml 44037 2033

ABILITY to answer mu« lines, must heve Baac computer skills tor deta entry Good benefits 8 30sm-5pnv5 days 50625 Cherry MC Road. Cmton Ml 48188 or cal

(313) 495-0000

RECEPTIONIST,CLERICAL Wanted tor lew firm (20-40 hours per areak) Plaaaanl telephone voce

I (244) 258-9499

R E C E P T I O N I S T ' C L E R I C A L

tmmedeto opening tor fast paced Southfield office General olfice tk ia 4 good phora mermer requaad Computer knowledge a

plua Send reaume Ann Office Admmetntor

StovCan Steel Inc 26211 Central Pam Blvd

SUAE 3 0 4 SomMe* Mi 44076

RECEPTIONIST FULL lime posmon availaba m Lrvonia Kitchen 4 Bath Center Dutas ihclyde anawenng 12 phone lines administrative support fifing com-pute" tasks 4 customer service Com-putet. mulB-taskmg and mufti-lira phone experience a must S8-S8 5G Hr Fu" benefits Pre-employmen! drug screen reouired Fax or mat resumes to ATTN Shelly 12500 Memgnar Ro Uvona. Ml 48150

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R E C E P T I O N I S T / " G R E E T E R

Ar enthusastic person will find it eicang to woik m these West Btoom field model homes M-F i2-7pm Cal 248-363-2500 or tax reeume to 248-363-4756

rescue wrth salary requremame to"

AdmmaBaBve Manager 8*a w Beevei Sie 600

Troy Ml 44044 ' .

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For buey plaintiff personal m»ury a » fam Knowledge of WordPerfect Mai imai agal experience necessary Fax resume to Gordon Cutar 4 Hoftnwi at (8101 443-1506

R E C E P T I O N I S T / ' . S E C R E T A R Y

UafOr firm has immedate opening idf a person with sxcalent commuraca1

tons Musi heve fnendy outgong pef* soneuty to assat with company evert) planning Mcroaofl skas a plua Top Bene

, f ior l R f r r t J i t f 248-344-6700 Fax 248-3444704

RECEPTIONISTS TROY corporate law firm seeking fu l Bme eipenenced recephonal 9^6 musi be computer literate type 45 WPM Non smokma office paase

tax resume 248-649-0454

Wsnted r j C f C S . c T oH<e Farmington HUs Permanent time w a tram 810471-7tf i

R E C E P T I O N I S T i m m e d i a l a e*an»»g tor entry level receptionist position m last paced office Cand date muat en|Oy working anth ihe

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RECEPTIONIST •enled lor Uvona law firm Mu«t heve exceptional phora Mua Some typingcompuier skills preterred. Piease send resume 4 salary requirements to Box 12015 Observe! 4 Eccentnc Nawspepers

36251 Schodcreft Rd Livoma, Ml 48150

pubkc ba organized and have general computer skids Fu! time position Mon thru Fn end every other weekend Send resume to Box a 1969. Obeerver 4 Eccentnc Newspapers

36251 Schoolcraft Livona Ml 48150

Or lax 313-455-H54

L E G A L S E C R E T A R Y

Dearborn aw firm seeks 'uS-ume •eceptwriat < agal secretary Poamon includes s variety ol d/fies anSudng emry of BHing daU Must have good teaphone anawenng skds Word Par led ' DOS imoelaab" and typing 80 a^m a muat MNkng to pay oompee-

erson plus bena (313) 541-5700

RECEPTIONIST ko« office dutas Good phone skas Fermmyon srea

(244) 477-4200

R E C E P T I O N I S T N E E D E D Good pey must be orgeraed ener gene 4 cheerful fitost be able u hande - o o p a teeks. PC aUM preterred Ptoeee send reeume to Programmed Producta Corporator

Ann Human Ream ares 44311 Grand fever

Novi Ml 44375 No phone a

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Peechwood urn a now accepting application* tor a pen-Bme recep-tionat to w o n weekends and he*"1

Jays We are looking tor a> inendky »en organized peopto person to greet vaeors answer

eleneel wort Experience necaa-sary if riteianed pleat a apply at person

Peecfiwood Irm « 3500 W South B»vd • .

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RECEPTIONIST 134 Telegraph office Temporary •jc to 3 monra Must be ratable

(244) 642-5400

RECRUITERS (Technical & OancaJ)

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SECRETARY Part-time flexible noun 4-5 3-5 days pa> ' Livoma/ Famwigton Area (810) <78-2250

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Secetary/ Receptionist

Immediate Opening Company m West BnomfieM seenmg a parson te "indie rhe front 3es« Need a resaow dace^oatMa se* stirter Wim rnuSMna telephone eipe-ndhce Growlfi^e>Sf*Viai Salary w.tene-tits Send resume io Per sohnel PO 9o« 255006 Wen Bl6omt«W Ml 46326

; OR FAX 24B-665 1633

SMALL CANTON OFFICE - casual anpoephere looking tor part-time Secretary E>caOe<K pnone skills a muat. computer sSiUs a plus S8 an h<V' to start Ca* (313) 453-3331

S E C R E T A R Y Me are a growing ma meting services firm in FajrmngKin H«II We nave an immediate opening tor an enpen-enced. oartonada Secretary who possesses eicelent computer skrOs. writer-: A verbal communication saoits. strong orgenuatonai Hulls and who is mufti-task onentaa.

Piease 1a« resume » salary iMMory lo Jay (246)932-4304

SECRETARY WITH e.cettent computer Mrlls Please send resume lo 1470? Keel Plymoulh Ml 48170

SECRETARY 1 person otlice Snould know Wmdows. Word 6 Encel Fa» resume to

(248! 477-2493

S E C R E T A R Y . ADVERTISING AGENCY

Television production and creative Oapartm-ems ol international a«7vei-ti&lrig agency rave immediate temp to pe^n needs Detrort and suburban odea* Pno< eipenence and the aCiily to mteracl wtlh clients 'equina Quart and Macintosh a plus Can

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S E C R E T A R Y Career growOi' Work wfln caring pro-'esswnaH m ttie warm atmosphere ot thrs fiaior Detroit heatr-. care heao-quanars with Auburn Mills ara Farm-•ngron ocetKV* Long term positions Salar, S9 00-Su.00*ir Ca* Sharon Farmmglon Birmingham 473-2931 6*6-7661

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SECRETARY FOR Southfield area law firm W41 'ram MS Word eipenence requwed

Call Lou 1248) 540-4100

SECRETARY - Ful Time Must have good typing skills wim knowtedge of WordPerfect Cat Chns at 313-261-4700

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

Position includes 3aia entry iiimg i staff support as «e- as other ciarica-djt«s Position pays SAhr Eiceiient benefit paikage c lata Lixaled m Southfield Piease send -esume to

Boi #2036 Observer & Eccentnc Newspapers

36251 Schoolcraft Rd Livona Mi 48150

TELEPHONE RECEPTION Data entry 30 hours per wee« Pfy-nvouth w m °1ease submit resume P O Boi 701603 PTymoulh M'

48170

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DENTAL ASSISTANT Bngnt. bubbly energeoc cMd lovng person warned lor a busy Paa—nc Dentst m Livoma Expenence a muet |313) 425-0600

DENTAL ASSISTANT

BUomtieU area Call residence arter 5pm 313 421 7938

D E N T A L A S S I S T A N T specialty olfce is searching lor a DngM energetc Denia Ass«:ant Eipenence prelerred We oiler a good salary and tnnge benefits peckage for Ihe ngnt person

Cat Shirley {810* 540-9193

DENTAL ASSISTANT Full-time Law i 1ree m

quality, personal Royal Oak aft ice Call Cmdy (2481 541-1388

DENTAL ASSISTANT Eipenenced prelened 4 days Med •ca- proat shanng Deerboiri Mghts

13131 585-0373

5 0 4 [Help Wuted-Dentel

DENTAL ASSISTANT Eipenence 6 motrvaled mdvieuai needed tor cosmetic dental practice in Lrvonia Great working contfbons hours & beneMs 810-477-7905

DENTAL ASSISTANT- Ful time post-bon at muin-docior practice Eipen-enced enthusiastic individual Top salary & »ice«eni Benefits lor ihe ngM candidate (313) 722-5130

DENTAL ASSISTANT Seeking aed icated enthusiastic seA-starter to join our leam in Saline COA preferred 32 . hrs per wk Evenings & Set s required Top salary

Call (313) 429 7415

D E N T A L A S S I S T A N T Canton ctce is searching lor a bright energetic person witr ch*nt«de eipe nence who enioys a last pace We oHer a lull Wn«- challenging career opportunity in a leaii onenled ®nvi-ronmem P lease call Jean at

(313) 981-5456

THE TRANE COMPANY

D I S P A T C H / C L E R I C A L S U P P O R T

» TRANE COMPANv is i position Ot Dll

CLERICAL SUPPORT IndivOuai should have a -ugh school diploma and computer skills Responsibilities wil mciuOe typmg and customer phone ntertace Piease se'O or lai resume to J«n Mrt'e The Trane Com-pany, 37525 interchange Drive Farm-mglon Hills Ml 48335

Fai 1-810-477-0362 Phone 1-810-477-0500

An Equal Opportunity Employer

DENTAL ASSISTANT emnusrasi . self moiivaied people person Eipen-enced preferred OeneMs Farmington Mon-Thui- 1248) 932-5650

5 0 4 Help Wu led-Dental

SECRETARY MS Word EicW i "owerpomi Financial background pretered S25-30K Benefits (810) 447-9690 Fai (810) 447-9688

Spelling Personnel Services

SfCRETARY'OFFlCE MANGER Fut part bme construction eipenence a plus Mail resume to P O Boi 19385 Detroit M< 48219 or fai

313-533-5440

SiCRETARY,OFFICE MANAGER

tma ri SouffitieW Pleas* stem Assoc 248 354-2022

ASSISTANT FOR growing Farmington nets dent al practice Must have enFiusiasm, eipenence and X-ray certification Fut and part-ome posrbons available

248-661 -5326

P A T I E N T C O O R D I N A T O R Fant«« opportunity lor ar organized mature peopae person who is sen-motivaled & aeun onented Out-standing environment & Benefits

Can (810) 474-C224

DENTAL ASSISTANT West Bloomfield Orthodontic office F'ua-time no Sat Some eipenence necessary 248-851-7272

DENTAL ASSISTANT - NOV" Fu* limepart time position available lor eipenenced energetic person Excellent benefits (248 : 349-4115

D E N T A L A S S I S T A N T Busy W Bloomfield tamity praciice Eiperwice preferred Full time

248-661-3061

DENTAL ASSISTANT Eipenenced lull-nme person «itn vision eirncs 1 pe*sonaMy required for crffice in Farmingtoi) HUls Call

(248) 477-0208

D E N T A L A S S I S T A N T E ipenenced cut or part-lime Ouaaty dental practice m Beverly Hills G'ea! opportunify 248-0642-7120

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Ca* 10101 569-8815

BUSINESS & CLINICAL ASSISTANTS

Mmimum 2 years eipenence Fv4l K part-time positions Wages & beneWs commensurate with eipenence & ao*rty Lrvon« area 313-425-7010

SECRETARY PART TIME lor busy real • slate office Answer pftone make appomunents & some typmg Share evening and weekend notn Please can Larry Pam at 313-464-6400

S E C R E T A R Y P A R T T I M E Prolessional hrm seeks part time

Tay4or Must be organied & accurate Profi-ciency m Word Perfect 5 1 reouired Please subrm resume stating salary requirements to

•©oi >2036 OCeerver ft Eccentnc Newspape-s

36251 Schoolcrafl Rd Livoma. Ml 48150

BUSINESS COORDINATOR - Great opportk*i«y lor eipenenwd person to 10m our growing uvonia dental prac-tice Insurance and Nianaai respon-« « « ca» Nancy 313-464-1827

CHAiRSlOE OENTAL ASSISTANT Re«a04e mature person warned part-time or lua-time lor smalt Troy erf*ice

248-689-9880

DENTAL ASSISTANT - NOVI Pga-nrtwpart-ama position iva4abie lor experienced energaic person Eic«l»n« beneMs (248) 349-4115

DENTAL ASSISTANT $25,000 lo 138.000 annuaty Stimulating: won-derful mot environment Benefits lor eipenenced canngassistam in h»gn quaMy specialty erfhee Gne us a can'

(2481 357-3100

D E N T A L A S S I S T A N T •

Eipenenced energetic person needed for lull Nme

position m ou" busy 'nenQly Farm-ington oftee Salary cased on experi-ence Generous benefits 4 incentive program 248-477-1500

D E N T A L A S S I S T A N T

The Home Demai Group -s searching for a denial assistant tor our office in the Grand Flaprns area This tu« lime 10b consists of helping the denf« dunng dental procedures and pre-panng the equipment and supplies needed 'or a mobile dental practice The assistant must Be atue 10 dnve to clier* xxations - Work wee* is fyp«ally Mon-Fn. occasional Sal Previous expepence as a medical assisient» mir^irg avustai c< exixrt'Ke - » nursing nome setting is preferred Send resume to

Human Flesources Home Dental Group 24301 Telegraph Rd Soutnf«id, Ml 48034

or contact Karen Koeppen at (800] 950-3005 En 115 EOE

D E N T A L C A R E E R

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

SEAR^ FAMLY OENTAL CENTER a rap«ay growmg dental service oom-pany • opening addlionai dental can-ters and has excellent careci opporiumaes lor hardworking, self -notivaied ano coin rimed mdhnduais with proven denial ofee eipenence IO work m Ihe TWELVE OAKS MALL IN NOVI

DENTAL ASSISTANTS

Responstxe tor laking and devel-oping radiographt sealing patients, setting up 'or specie procedures, updating patient cftars. preparing nec-essary eouvment aeanmg and man-tammg labs treatment rooma. x-ray and sMmiizalion areas, and assistmg dental as requKed The successful vanadate wilt have at least One year of 'nanda-on' eipenence and «'e pro-ficient in four-hand demisiry techniques

PATIENT COORDINATORS

Responsible tor greet.ng and checking in patients recording pay-ments scheduling appointments, han-dling phone caas. maintaining paivnt records and generating regular reports The successful candidate must Be pretessional customer-oriented and an excellent comrnumcaior

areer coportunity oat Diane Fn 8 30am - 4 30pm al 810-585-5227 An Equal Opportunity Employer

DENTAL MYGlENtST - peno office 3 or 4 days Mo Sat s or evenings Tele-graph & Maple

248 647-3545

DENTAL HYGIENIST Eipenenced nygiemst w<tr excellent technical and vertiai skills **• welcome this career jpcorturwiy m high quality specialty practice whe'e wotkmg environment, salary and benefits are also excel-lent Fun or part-tome applicants call

(2481 357-3100

DENTAL HYGIENiST RECEPTIONIST

ASSISTANT Full ana part lime poMions avaaapie Call 313-582-8150 lor great employ mem opportunities with eicellent benefits

Ofhces ocated tn • Dear&orn • Canton • Woodh-aven • Detroit • Warren • Lansing

• Sterling Heigfits

DENTAL HYGIENIST For pieasant Birmingham dental offce Ti days a week 248-644-8520

DENTAL HYGIENIST Stale of the an practice Looking for person with al least I year expen-emca Excellent cai 3 5 day week Troy 810 879-7240

DENTAL HYGIENIST Fnendly prevention oriented modern Rochester office needs con»dent and motivated RDH 4 days-week Strong •ecalLinfacflon control 248-651-1555

DENTAL HYGIENISTS

Exceiiem fuiwtme posmions w«!h bene-fits' Easy dnve trom moat areas

P E A K P E R F O R M E R S (248) 4 7 7 - 5 7 7 7

EOE No Fees

DENTAL LABORATORY needs ;neertu' tront desk person Attention 10 detail & computer knowtedge nee • essary Cat Lynn 313 427-8300

DENTAL OFFICE seeks full-time enthusiastic leam player Reaponsi-t»M«es include chairside assisting 8 slenli/ation Mon -Fn only Expen-ence required Karen (810) 855-6655

DENTAL PATIENT COORDINATOR

9 hours a week Dental eipenence & greal phone skills necessary L/vorna,

i313) 5??-677-

D E N T A L R E C E P T I O N t S T Experienced Full o< part time Canton (313) 981-4040

OENTAL RECEPTIONISTS W Dearborn practice teekmg expen-enced »i# 01 part time receptionists (Command) dental software expen-ence preferred (313) 274-5060

5 0 4 BeipWuted-Dentel

OENTAL RECEPTIONIST ASSISTANT

A 20-36 hi/Mr week poaNon « Troy ' tor an eipenenced r*»

(248) 880-0775

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Fulfpart »m* poetaon available MuMi-doclor practice Mual have dental knowl-edge 8 computer axpenence Eaoal-lent beneMs (313) 722-8130

DENTAL R E C E P T I O N I S T Experienced only need apply Busy Soutnheid pracica Fu» nme Com-puter axpenence necaeaary Benefits mcuded (810) 806 7800

OENTAL RECEPTIONIST seeking dedcated enthusiastic sell starter w axceient Marperscnal 8 verbaI commmcaaon ski*s lo |om our team m Sakne Expenence preferred Ft« ame. top salary

Cal (313) 429-7415

D E N T A L R E C E P T I O N I S T Gromang Canton odea m searching for a we»-organized self starrer who enioys chaaange 8 responstuHty You muat have a minimum of 1 yr cus-tomer service eipenence and be ded-icated to detail 8 lo"ow-ut Piease ca* Barb at (313) 961-0183

D E N T A L

R E C E P T I O N I S T Opportunity lor fut time position with a progressive, fnendly oflce in Lrvonia Varied responsibilities Benefits available If you are fnendly. outgoing, enpoy working •nth people & nave experience o l e a s e « » l ( 3 1 3 J 427^7555

D E N T A L S E R V I C E S C O O R D I N A T O R

The Home Dental Group is searching for a candidate 10 coordinate Ihe ser-vices provided by a mobae dental practice This fun-time position over-sees scheduling, collecting patient intormalion, insurance vesication and billing lor a group of dentists thai pro-vide services to vanous dents mcluOng nursing homes Tha main ofce is located m Southfield, how-ever occasionally Ihe coordinator may have 10 dnve to vanous cities within ihe slate 2 years ol dental office experience are reouired 1 year d dental ctfce management experi-ence is preferred Send resume 10

Human Resources Home Dental Group 24301 Telegraph Rd Southfield Ml 48034

or contact Karen Koeppen at (8001 950-3005 E» 115 EOE

D E N T A L T E C H N I C I A N C E R A M I S T

Ti»ed ol the commercial lab routine' calm and stabiity1 Yoc

our h-gh quality small, in house crown 8 Bodge lab Full-time wrth benefits Salary wil be based on eipenence 8 aWity

Preciscm Lab (313) 271-6160

EXPERIENCED PART-TIME Orth odontic Assistant with Ortho records knowledge needed tor progressive group m Wesaand Top salary 10 proper candidate 313-722-5130

FARMINGTON DENTAL praciice is looking for r*ghiy waled Dental Assistant lo |om our team Our slate-of the-art practice offers an eicelient opportunity tor expenenc«J person who will be rewarded tor her his skills Exceiiem benefits 8 com-petrtive wage 248-474-4600

FRONT DESK person tor Livoma family dental oftice Must be expen-enced greal personality Insurance knowledge Mon Tues Wed. Fn & 2 Saturdays a mon*i 313-464-3430

FRONT OFFICE PERSON 8 Financial Coordinator

For pleasant dental ofkee m Uvonia Dental expenence '*Qi*red Great hours 8 beneMs (3131 464-7770

5 0 4 H e l p V u t o t D a t a l

MAiALLERY TECH Fui ame. u» -.soantioua E«pene...«o m ENT hatpM Busy pnefca needa

dau Ca* Audrey ptnon.

(810) §41

M E D I C A L B I L L E R Full or pert-ume poeaon tor expen-enced.ouigomg organized im>vldual with good communication skits neauma lo: Ml Come*. ConeuMents 29629 Telegraph Rd »201 South-Iwkl. Ml 48034 Fax 810-350-2709

ConfUanbaWy asaured

ORAL SURGERY ASSISTANT

Experience preferred Pleasant busy Farmmgton Mits/Bnghtcm

(248) 55J3280

ORAL SURGERY ASSISTANT Ful-ame m W Dearborn practice Are you a dependable enthusiastic team player looking tor a pleasant work environment"' Eipenence fm-lerred (313) 562-1515

. • O R T H O D O N T I C * A S S I S T A N T

Our Busy Livoma ctfice is lookmg tor a motrvaled team player E xperienca * des.ied Willing to tram the ngl* person Outstanding benefits 8 bonus package No weekends!

(810) 471-1555

R E C E P T I O N I S T Dental office seeking full-time front desk receptionist at a lun to work at dental practice with a great boss Musi be mature 8 tr*r*»y and have a leioie schedule Good pay Dental and computer expenence required

Call Debbie (248) 569-6304 or Fai (248) 569-7914

RECEPTIONIST Eipenenced part nme. variable days Musi know dental insurance Typmg

(248) .624 1910

RECEPTIONIST - lull lime Garden City area Dental computer eipen-ence preferred'

Ca* (313) 427-2894

RECEPTIONIST NEEDED For busy Soulhlwtd Family Dental Practice Experience preferred Please ca* (248 ) 569-2056

5 0 6 Help Wanted-

A MEDICAL Secretary Assistant needed tor a- Dermatology cfltcs Expenence preferred wilh SDM

(248) 540-9100

5 0 6 l U a V i

Medial Wuted-

AR80A HOSPICE Home Care and Care oueef CMrncal Coort»naior. Eipenenced RN or LPN to join out caracal n«paf« laam Computer oiga-nuaaonal and people aMIa a muat Horn oars and-o< hoepK* aapatV anoe desired Fu* ome salary w*i beneMs Send raeune oto Undo Rogers. 3*10 Packard Rd Sua* 200 Ann Arbor. Ml 48108

ASSISTANT UVONIA • NOVI AREA

Greal beneMs IKVHr and i« depending on emenence 50 noun/ ween Earn MO BUCKS" Pmliaaiun-akem a muat Cal 248-34»-55M

B I L L I N G M A N A G E R Expanding mMbn seekmg an agpn

*y came 1 hands-on

manager ideal canrtrtate mual have expenence In managng. caah ccdactiona and account recewadas. 1: otaclluna. ooOng and health care taMng Expen-ence preferred Thorough under-standing of 3rd-party reanburiemant. asira*ani oppor-tunity tor the ngnt candxMM Pleas* sand resume to;

Box 42046 Coserver 8 Eccentnc

Newspapers 36251 Schoolcrafl Rd

V Livoma Ml 48150 >

Billing Specialist Physeal Therapy Company haa a I up-time poeition avaaable ai its Corpo-rate Offce m Aubum Has tor a front-end tn*er<daita entry with ttwo party payor experience Full benefit package medcal. dental Ida and 401K

Send resume with salary hatory 10 WBA 900 Auburn Ave . Pontiac. Ml 48342 FAX (248) 333-0278

CALL (248) 333-3335 EOE

Cardiovascular Technician

Fu*-lime position n i H H 10 perform Echos. TEE's bMpsas and carotids Three years experience preferred Registered of Board eligible pre-ferred Comprehensive benefit package. Respond to

Cardiovascular Ckncai Assoc 28080 Grand Rnver. Sute 300 W

Farmington Hi»s. Mi 48336 Attn Jennrler

HYGIENIST lor busy pediatric office m Berkley Musi have exceptional communication skas Please call esidence al (313) 261-5672

HYGIENIST GROWING practice seeks experienced efficient people

Call Lisa (248)932-5651

HYGIENIST 2 Saturdays a month Quality Btoom-faid Hills practice Can Diane

(248) 642-6130

QUALITY MINDED metal fimsher for r»gh quaaty production lab Fid bene-fits cal 248-476-2290

Partners in Continuing Care GrenCur r * at tht rutmn't lading frwKlm 1/ lk*nt heath WVK<S. ithah. whacufeinl lung-firm cart. ha.xnundaijIuB" arxi part -nrnr.Tfot-rurtttio i * jualihftj urajn'tJuufo lut the kjlrwvirm

• R N 4 4

• H.sf*t (hcapiatxreiknct rojjueH)

• Cki-call HiSfecc RN • IXJNi tasMmrt cemrr, 1-5 yn fctn- ram can eq- p t *md

• M<dcai«Ninr4«* W n u r r • GnnJ Bbnc

• How Heath Aide/CSA • FVivae L>*i (rxprnaoca or caofcxirA rn*Mad)

• (cenificatidr niyMal)

• Rehab Superwar ( I M I I mm) I I T ;*'hitii*irt Lake, Gorki BUnc & Moorer anat)

• Speech Language Pathologist • ' i 'sbnl M a n £ 1 L i k t n a

• Medical Records Tech • F^n-tonr. Blixin ieLt Hiih

We .AT an eurllent alary anJ c.mpctxivt henefes FVJK ANVBI ML rouii. Ui G n a C t n , Amu Haaaaa • i n u n OB07M, M9iS Ann Ariser Road, UnmU. M l 4S1S4, Fan (113) *i2-*7n.

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5 0 6

CENA'S ALL SHIFTS

Paacnaood km. an rmoveted haaw cats taodfy olMrs art axcai-lant opportunity tor iriull alad vWuaawho'B -a a top oHar top

'surrousdmgs Apply today m

3600 W South Bfvd Rochester HMa. Ml 48300

C E N A ' S Days 4 Afternoons Appfy m parson Marycreel 15475 Mk

CERTIFIED NURSING aaawana Appfy in person at Woodward Has • ' " 1312 N Woodward

Has 810-644-5522

person Nurama C*m*r Av» OoomfHU

CERTIFIED NURSING ASSIS-TANTS • appacaaone bemg aocaplarl lor tofrpart Ome poaMtone » you ara c*"ig. hooking 10 make a dWerance m u» raakMrm Uvea and Ma wortung m a home Ma asmoapnara. m resi-deraa araa - come pan ok Mam of heaWhcara professionals to your hourly wage we insurance dent* maur net days, hoadays. vacation tudkm rsanbursarnanl. penaran pMn and a perfect attendance bonus Apply In peraon

Alexander. A Mercy Living Canter 718 West Fourth Street Royal Oak, Ml 48067

C L I N I C A L / V O C A T I O N A L P O S I T I O N

Traumtocaly bram injured services organization seeks a poeaive role modal tor traumaocafy bram mjured adu* rreies panodcaHy ragumng physical mtarvantlon It you are a take-charge peraon and have expenence placing and job coaching physcatfy challenged adults (salary tow to mid MCs) call #am-4pm 248-851-04«

CNAS NEEDED tor al shifts in South Lyon area private home. (313) 427-7751

D I E T A R Y A I D E S - $ 7 0 0 Weat Btoomfaid Nursmg Center has mmecMie openmgs for datary aides We Oder ful Benetits and a compete

wage Paaae apply m person « 6445 W Maple Rd W Btoomheld For defaa phone Mrs Moienda al 248-661-1600

DIRECT CARE AIDE A HOUSEKEEPING lor Livonia aaaated care A* shifts, parl/lul ame WI* tram Benefits 810-347-4555

Direct Care Personnel

Full 8 Part-time 3-11pm shift ONLY If you have a Due

love of canng tor seniors APPLY IN PERSON Mon-Fri 9 - 4 p m 3280 Walton BNd

Rochester Hilts. Ml 48309 (between Adams Rd.

& Sqmrrei Rd.)

HHA. C N A WUh axpenence immaiAala open-

1; Days Afternoons 8 Midnights Can (810) 445-1001

5 0 6 E E

" ^RECTOR Of BIUJNG OPERATIONS

Muti Specaaty Heaah Canter a seekmg an mdMdual to Miad and manage as day 10 day bdmg oparaoon CanHiMM* muM M M sxpenence in oaati

coding and a* types al medtoel bMna Win. 5 yrs sipenenc* Excslers opeOfMOy Mr H

I net* nlKnduai A* repaae oor*-- a a Paase lorwerd Reaiana

Box S2023 Obeerver 8 Eooentnc

38251 Schoolcrafl Rd Uvona Ml a i »

DIRECTOR OF MANAGED CARE

Managed Care oompany haa ew-rant opanng tor Daactor of Man-aged Cara Operations Tha poamon rapraeenta an ascadant opportuwty lor a fugMy morisaOil and ana^mcal pereon to be laaponaeaM tor oparaltone Mual

-wa* aa Ihe commercial market

a l i n n , Davaa or a s i i M l

a 5- Yrs operaliora A devetopmera

a Hmngrconvnuracalton skas a HeaAhcare nduatry

axpenence Tha pcaaon offers excellent com-pensation end benefits along adh a chaMngmg opporltaaty I you ara mereated m lommg our teem, pleaae forward reaurne to

Box (2026 Obeerver 8 Eccentnc

newspapers 38251 Schoolcraft Rd

Lnona. mi 48150

' D I R E C T O R O f > OUALJTY

I M P R O V E M E N T

CantkdaM wdl perform mckrect UA. mamtam a UA paogram data baaa ol a* review* muat be lamaar with NCQA and Had» guidelines tor commercial and medcatoHMO RN degree wah IPA1NOM eipenence preferred AM raphe* confidential, pteaee tend "sauma to

Box »2045 Observer 8 Eocantnc

w 36251 SchoolcrafKRd ^ Uvona. Ml 48)50 f

FACILITY BILLERS

1 hava 2 ful lima apamnga

All Payors Compewiva salary 8 benefits Oekiend County

Please tend raaumaa 10 the a l ieni lon ol Glenda

248-366-1333

Sunday, Jviy 6, 1M7 OAK 506 to 512

CMPLOVM€NT 5 0 6

BebVuted-Meaieal

EXECUTIVE DtRECTOR Of MANAGED CARE

We ara leaking an eiecuavi aWi S. yaars damonatrated track record at luocaai In managed haaMtcari Raapon-

mdude cocra-naang pcacy andL

obtaining 8

QUALITY management and approvement C i ta la il oom-mgracaaon and nagokadon M a wa* at alrong anafyacal ak*to a muat Attracava aalary 8 beneM package Pleaae tor-ward reeume to

Boa S2066 Obeerver 8 Eccentnc

Newapapers 38251 Schoolcraft Rd

l-Tvonti. Ml 48150

HHA IMMEDIATE OPPORTUNITIES'

Pnvate duties/vans OaldMid County Cad rxjwl OLSTEN HEALTH CARt. voce mad 800-677-2244 axt 7500

Or call 800-462-6603

HOME HEALTH AGENCY

M a r k e t i n g O p p o r t u n i t y It you currently have a home health referral base, partxapaie m Home HeaBi Agency commundy awaraneea programs Piaaae contact ua. An axotmg opportunay exists with our Medicare Mertrairt. BOBS carMiad. CHAP Accredited Home Health Agency We ofter a dynamibc com-paneation package, including great income and lu* benefits

Call Now: 313-981-1300

Family Home Health Services 5820 Littey Rd Sufle 4.

Canton. Ml 48187 Fax 313-961-2140

MEDICAL ASSISTANT Experienced general pradloa

Send resume to Boi «167 43422 W Oaks Dr. Now, Ml 48377

SENIOR P S Y C H O L O G I S T BI-WEEKLY: f1,775 - $2,310

Possess full licensure in Michigan

as a Psychologist; AND have had

two years experience as.a

Clinical Psychologist. CONTACT: O a k l a n d C o u n t y

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C L A S S I F I E D ADVERT I S I N G

644-1070 OAKLAND COUNTY 591-0900 WAYNE COUNTY 8S2-

H o m e Heal th Aides Certif ied H o m e Hearth

Aides Nursing Assistants

H o m e m a k e r s Live-ins

For pnvate tMy home health cara Musi be eipenenced. dependable, and hava rekaPM transportation We olter • FlexlbM scheduling • Pay ftaaed on experience • SMI differentials

Benefit package lor lun time aedinionnga rap-

grommg agency, passe ca* or apply » :

United Home Cara Services 15712 Famwig®n Rd Livonia

(Two blocks N ol 5 MMe) k (313) 422-9250 j

L P N ' S D A Y S & A F T E R N O O N S

West Bloomfield Nursmg Center has immetka* openings lor LPN'S on tha day 8 afternoon shirts Previous nursing rjoma experience a preferred and * * oAer an aaceHem wage to start 8 M benefits Pleeae ca* Mrs H*8wi or Mrs Ned « 248481-1800

L P N ' S / R N ' S PEDIATRIC nurses needed lor vent

- dependant clients in Bloomheld Farmmgton. HqhMnd. New Hudson Pontiac 8 waterfora Al shifts avail-ed* Fnend Who Cara. 248-352-5340

5 0 6 Voted-

MEDICAL BILLER

Temp to Haa* opporumay tar •apananced OBOVN phyanan MMr BaauMia work anvvorv rmm r u i M a m m I*HI .

ca* Beth al Tempro

2 4 8 - 3 5 6 - 1 3 3 5

MEDICAL BILLING

MEWCAL ASSISTANT NEEDED Mual be skj8ed m a* aspects of Prae-Doiomy Please call Ramie at 810-352-5333 or lax resume to

810-352-5336

MEDICAL ASSISTANT Do you Ike working with cMdran ? Do you I Pedainc m w needs a pen-tune MA. mdudee one evening and some Saturday's. WMMng to tram Ca* Mane or Nancy.

(248) 855-7418

MEDICAL ASSISTANT - Full time lor Dearborn Hots family practice

582-1030

MEDICAL ASSISTANT Fu* or part time. Basic meOcal knowl-edge needed Can lor appointment

(313) 525-6480

MEDICAL ASSISTANT F * tune or part ame. 4 days a weak,

axpanano* or w* Iram Cat Sam-5pm Mon-Fri., (313) 464-6310

M E D I C A L A S S I S T A N T Needed lor buey pediatric oflica FleabM hour*. (313) 459-3260

.ttfrtif. pSvtm

Al >ISSIST>MT fl-ume lor Soutnfkeid urgent i

Cal Annette Between 10-4 Mon «iru (248) 357-0700

M E D I C A L A S S I S T A N T . Part-t ime

R E C E P T I O N I S T - Part-t ime Pieeee send reeume lo Aim Man Aan. X I 5 0 Plymouth Rd.. Uvona. Ml 48150 or fan to 313-261-6726

MEDICAL ASSISTANT MEDICAL LAB ASSISTANT

Needed lor a buey internal medicine cMce 2 tuMtme positions OuakAca-wns muat ndude EKQ. Venapunc-'ure hoaer. PFT. ale Applicant* muat

peraonewy a wa* aan w*i ma abwry to maeract

employees and patants Eipenenced need only appy insurance piwided. wees* ca* Lyndat (810) 367-3220

Ftm sme Muat hava carWcaM Irom MA program Experience n vena puncture EKQ. and X-rays a plus Bsnatlls Fax resume to 313-5I34S31 EOE

MEDICAL ASSISTANT

Uvonia - Novi Area PoOairy olAca r i areai sea ai ant MUM be nimraMa. reaporafcM end oood war Panama Qreat Danefts llt.OOMr and op aapenjng on

Ca* 24A-478-1I88

MEDICAL ASSISTANTS

w e have several fufl t ime a n d various part t ime openmgs tor M e d -ical Assistants expen-• n e e d i n v e n l Puncture , E K Q ' s &

M a n y o< our b e c o m e t e m p to

opportunwee. W vou a re looking lor tov-b i N y . oppoitunMy A oompetittve salary c a *

M a m e f at T e m p r o Medtoal to schedule

r* vir Ma ura, iniecHona. joOe Decor hwe- opp<

2 4 8 - 3 5 6 - 1 3 3 4

I BMng company to looking a reapons«M data* ori-anted irxiinduel lor a.1u* ame loaow up position Surgical or aneetheea knowledge helpful Pleeae eend raeume end salary raqiaraments lo Human neaouroea 333 W 7Vi St.

Sua* 5. Royal Oak. Ml 48087

5 0 6 HcteVa Vutted-

MEDtCAL RECEPTIONIST WHI answer phones schedule appotnmenta. HMa mpm ol b«a and paymer* MormaMvi Mual hava « aaat 1 year experience m I M d Cantor araa. Perr medical HeM Canon m

CALL TOCMY fQfLQETMLS LwonM (313) 266-8600 SouaMMd 18101 352-1300 Aubum HAs 1810) 373-7500 Taylor (313) 284-0777

MEDICAL/CLERICAL - 3 days par week for buey internist's office Send reeume to Or R Urban*. 900 w Arm Arbor Trs*. PtymouTi. Ml 48170

MEDICAL-EMTA.VN Velar ana A new grads welcome Great wrth patients Company »*hieM. good dnving record

(313) 432-0648

M E D I C A L O F F I C E Enjoy the 4th - Fax your reeume tha weekend! New openings tor Mettcal Assistants - Need internal medone snd cardiology experience for Cawscm 8 Farrmngton Hills cftioas Medical Recec*ionats - Dermaloiogy, Ophthalmology, Cankology lor Red-lord. Royal dak and Farmingion Has locations COArCOT - Dearborn, io S40K MeOcai Mars - 0MEAV rtu-aon. home car*, oncology lor Uvona. Detroit and Pomac areas, to S30K CaMax resume lo: Louann

810-932-1170. tax 810-932-1214 Herper Aaeocaas. 29670

Farmmgton Hals. Ml 48334

MEDICAL OFFICE STAFF Needed now tar long term & short Mrm temp assignments 8 tome lemp-KMierm possible 1 yr experience needed. QREAT srmNOCOMPETmvE PAYI • Metftcaf Assatants • MsAcal Balers

• MeOcal Reoepoorasts DAVIS-SMITH INC

(810) 354-4100

MEDICAL PLACEMENTS

Temporary 8 Temp to Perm-positions for

s Medical Assistants e Ptilebotomists e MecScal Receptonsts a Medical Balers s Medical

Transcriptionists e Radiologic

Technologists s Medical Clerical/

Secretarial

Call Marty at T e m p r o Medical

2 4 8 - 3 5 6 - 1 3 3 5 to scheduM an interview

or fax resume lo 2 4 8 - 3 5 6 - 1 3 3 3 .

Cal * '&2M4157 axt 18

Pan — a SO hr* Expenence M etec •mrvc saang awefluraa Oraanm-aenal ana * u p n taaMemuai Sana w a r * o« unda »• • a»s Artw Hoa pos Home CM* andtar-oueai MIC ' M a . d M . l h 300 Arm Arear Ml

MEDICAL POOIATRIC aaaatant h * t*ra Expenence m medical aasaang a required Oak Park

(248) 548-6717

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST Experienced genera practice

Send reeume » ecu »167 43422 W Oaks Dr, Novi. Ml 48377

M E D I C A L R E C E P T I O N I S T Seekmg tnenOy organized peraon for OphtfuJmology practice in Livona Expenence welcome but nol neces-sary Send resume to Oftice Mansger Uvona. Ml 481

l " ™ "MEDICAL" " T RECEPTIONIST \

Uvona area Busy oftice Expen-" •ence preferred but wM tram good! "parson Long hour* Must Be efti-" •cant, motrvaled and professional • -Billing a plus S11/Hr and up_ I dependmg on axpenence Ca*: •

L — a a L a » m J

• SNELLING PERSONNEL SERVICES

MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONIST-FULL TIME Mramum tvee year*

sxpenence reqiared. no axcep-aona Salary commanauraM wtr

expenence C»ca*ent beneMs Ca* 1-800-536-6463. alt 778

MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTONIST Ftadkaogy expenence tequaed Pre-vious expenence m physicians office prelenad Fu* or part Una

(248) 352-3790 Aak lor Leor

5 0 6 a s f a t e *

R E C E P T I O N I S T S I M € D * C A L A S S I S T A N T

1-2 yrs ma* required Faa

313-484-8618 or mat 7788 BacMan, Canton. Ml 48187

RN/LPN

stive Nun* knowveogeaoe HI M area and wMIng lo Maon. CompaMM wagea * beneMs Apply « peraon 3MOI3rean*atd. Royal Oak EOE

RN NEEDED tor buay onootogy prac-(ce m RoyM Oe* IV e»enence required Oncology expenmce a plua Ca* (810) 288-8157 eat 18

OB/QYN ofkee m Farmington Has 2 days/wk Expenence preferred 24»e»-<a71 or 248-432-1237

NLCLEAR TECHNOLOGIST REGISTERED

Part Bme tor buey cen»ology of*oe Two (2) 10 hr days Muat ba fl*x«e Cai Mary- [248J-

N U R S E S Peechwood mn a now accepting applanation* lor our Nursing Staff Pan am* and ccwlmget* Openings ava*aoa Top wages and excel-lent beneM package Knowtedge of MDS helpful If nureatad. please apply lax or tend reeume *».

Peeoiwood mn 3500 W South BM)

Rochester Has. Ml 48309 l Fax (248) 852-6348 j

O B / G Y N CL IN IC M A N A G E R

A progressive ame a seeking a strong snd decisive leader Appli-cants should be mature, indepen-dent thmker* who are self-directed. aftoent, organized, innovative and HexibM Mial hava good anneal skid* w*h mm 5 yrs axpenence Exceiiem opportunity lor t»a n j« canadaM Reply to:

Box *2044 Observer 8 Eccentnc

Newapapers 36251 Schoolcraft Rd

Livona. Ml 48150

O P T I C A L D I S P E N S E R Career opportune** avarlabta n Michigan s faateal growing opticel company FulMvna poaaiona avaMaMe for optical dapenser with or without expenenoe Will tram Call

313-453-2288

ORAL SORGERY ASSISTANT Expenenced FuB-tarw wah excellent tnnge benefts Ca* 810-547-8836

PART TIME poaMon aveaabw n Podamaf ofAce lor sianmer. poeatiM tuB-bme by Oct Expenenced m tran-scription and medical aaaatng a plua. bul wang B tram the right can-cSdete Accepang appfecabons July 7th after 1 30pm and July 8» 9 10 5 26O05 W 6 MM Rd. Redtord

Physical Therapist Technician

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST Fut time Starmg m Auguel cal

for appontmenl Mon • TTua* from 8am-1pm 248-645-ITVfl

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST fu* ame lor upfmatmology crfflce. some axpe-

a y

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST For OftiQYN oMce Farmington HMa 2 daysrwk Expenence preferred 248426-9671 or 248-932-1237

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST Fu* ame Musi have exceaent phone snd computer akMa BeneMs Fax resume to 313-513-0505 EOE

MEDICAL RECePTONiST Eipenenced Fu* A paft-ame Some days evenings 8 Sets Pleeae cat

248-543-2340

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST - 30 rxxxs per week, no mtkend* ught bi*mg Expenence prMerred bul wi* t ra in Fax resume to 248-855-0190

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST Expenenced for busy eurgeens oftice Computer/megcal inauranoa kno»H-

peokage Send reeume lo 29201 Teagraph »306. SouthfakJ. Ml 48034 or FAX 248 746-0683

M E D I C A L R E C E P T I O N I S T Ful or part-eme poeann tor expen

orgamzad inavidual communicatio'i am**

Raeume to Ml Comee Coneuiunts Telegry Rd. * » 1 . Soulh-

tmu. Ml 248-350-2708

MEDO.L RECEPTQNtaT Fu* ame (38-48 hrs) tar leet paced dermatology c*fca Mual ba aaparv ancad 8 have exceBem peopM ak*s BaneMs include medcM. panaion plan k pad racaaon Exceaw-' wegee Send reeume Boa (1964 Obeerver 8 Eocantnc IMwapapart

38251 Scnoolcrsft Rd UvanM. Ml 48190

M E D I C A L R E C E P T I O N I S T

W e have part A f u l # m e openings tor expe-nenced mod'eai recep-t i o n i s t . E x c e l l e n t communicat ion akMe. customer service orien-tation a muat Comput -er ized scheduling a p l u a . C o m p e t a t i v a salary Ca« Romta at T e m p r o M e d i c a l .

2 4 8 - 3 6 6 - 1 3 3 4 .

MEOtCAL MCMKTaRV 8 iw tar a CM^anMyr

Ca* i248. S40-H-00

M E D t C A L • T R A N S C R I P D O N i S T

mom aarteel 8 0 * m w t n 8 eoaiy ja so^irately rype 70 wpr-

BSJsSSr . 'w rs i pany and are staaye nokng good paopM OMM tai <ai

W i m taiaart n i w * a Vt IIIIIIMH a Aaaoaatee Ms

26400 L M W SUM SOS

Whitlon-Soutroa & a dynamc individual with good com-munication tluas and axpenence with •nodaiirv app«<ation to work approxi-maMN 28 hrs^week al ta Garden C*y Center.

Send reauma with saary requve-merrts to: WBA. 900 Auburn Ave Pontiac Ml 48342.

FAX. (248) 333-0276 CALL (248) 333-3335

EOE

Physical Therapist Assistant Athletic

Trainer Certified

Are you a dedicated 8 smear* mo-wdual looking to work In a team-oneraed environment? WBA haa 2 Ul-tima openmga m Eaatpomie 8 Detroa

Graduate trom an approved unver-srty or ccaege program m aftHabc trainmg or physeal iherapat assatam

NATAT APTA cemhed or aagtxa

Send rasume wth salary requve-ment* to: WBA. 900 Aubum Ave . Pontiac. Ml 48342.

FAX: (248) 3330276 CALL (248) 333-3335

r^m. PODIATRY w ASSISTANT Fu* nme starting Aug 1 Faxoa hrs Experience m pabent cara raquirad WesvNorthwest area Fax reaurne 313-563-4434 or ma* 10 Box *2039 Obeerver 8 Eccentnc Newspapers

36251 Schoolcrafl Rd Uvona. MI 48150

R N ' S A N D LPN'S F O R P R I V A T E D U T Y

H O M E C A R E •CONTINGENT

•PART TIME .FULL TIME Chooaa the days and homes YOU wan lo work variety of eeetgnmwnrs available To i . . . caH Bcheaa. Clascal Coordmalor

( 3 1 3 ) 4 2 2 - 9 2 5 0 U N I T E D H O M E C A R E

y S E R V I C E S , INC. j

SCHEDULING COORDINATOR

Muat have experience m echeo-utng M d staft tor a Ngh volume

dtM a an organized with a -CAN DO* elMude To apply- send reeume lo

ADMINISTRATOR UNITED HOME CARE

SERVICES, NC 15712 FARMINGTON RO

V LIVONIA. Ml 48154 J

CASHIERS - Qreal Pay. laxtaMhra Ideal tar homarvatier*. mormnga.

- evenings, n f t t Idea h r ' ' iipm. lupin} Ca* «* MM

313-286-9115

U R / C A S E M A N A G E M E N T

RNt with ncstarr 8 outpa-tient URiCaaa management axpenence needed lor fa ame positions In a rapidly axpandaig and buey managed care organization, m Wayne County Mual have we* devel-oped oonwnuracabon and orga-nizational skas with a caeni satisfaction locus OA expen-enoe a a pkj* Exoelent wage 8 Benefit package Pleaae tar-

Box *2025 Obeerver 8 Eccentnc

Newapapers 36251 SchoolcrMt Rd

Lrvonia. Ml 48150

VASCULAR TECHNOLOGIST acme axpenence si EcfiocanSo-

for private lab FtaxAM ho»a* resume lo PO Box 725543. Berkley 48072-5543

SfM>hy Send r

W A R D C L E R K E X P E R I E N C E D

West Bloomfield Nursmg Center haa an mmeaaM opening tor a fu* 1 Ward Clark Previoue nmsmg home experience a a rrkjej Wa oltar a oam-petMve wag* 8 beneMs fteaai Mr* Helen to set up an mterview

248-861-1800

W O R K AT H O M E A T T E N D F R E E S E M I N A R S<«*r income tying meOcal reports! Chooaa your am hrsl Fi*rpan-lime At-Home ProMeanna wa tram you

Donl Miss Our Ca* Now 1-800-518-7778

Dept 060177

5 0 8 Foodfevenfe BoUnrut

5 0 8 BARTENDERS 8 WAfTSTAFf

^ ^ r e o T v J r r s ^ r 1

777 W tar Artnr Tr.. PlymouM

NEEDS YOUil

, » r

BARTENDERS / WATTSTAFF / COOKS

F i M j ' -w i - nil anm Ml

avanao»« rTyrTXJUui ( 3 1 3 ) 4 6 3 - 4 4 4 0

BORDER CANT1NA-TE.X MEX RESTAURANT M E^anAngi General Managar 8 KBchan Managaf " 2yra eapenanoa Sand

•724 w Grand River, Bnyaan 88 48118 Fat 81QJgM0l7

BUSHWOOO GOLF COURSE 8 RESTAURANT

expenenced CooksDah-i r x ; m at 3»430 D«m RoMn a 6 k*M

313-420-0144 8 Haggerty

C A F E T E R I A M A N A G E R S MONDAY - FROAY HOURS!

Food aennoa company needa handa-M*n*o*rs lor

bufceng. oorporaM oeaMrta 8 co*ege acoouraa CaMax reeume M. CkAf

810-932-1170, Ml 810^32-1214 taper t n a n . 28670 Mdck

Fanrwigtor Has, Ml 48334

CASHIER EXPERIENCE only, Mon-Fri. 8 30AM-3PM no weafcands or he*

(248) 827-5425

C H E F / K I T C H E N M A N A G E R

food aervtca pro-sapects of

tood praparaaon. menu development, sanitation. quaMy 8 ooM control. Apply m peraon at:

HMon Suites 8600 Wickhem Rd

RomMus. Ml

COME JOIN THE BUSI06T 8 BEST PAYING TEAM

A N D I A M O ITALIA W E S T Now Hmng For New Location Servers . HoM Staff • Bus Stan • Bar Slafl « Pantry • Una Cooks • Prep 8

Apply m person Mon thru Fn. 2pm-5pm Only

8676 TeMgrapn BioomheiO Has

C O O K - BAR BACK -W A I T S T A F F peraon at ChaDers Lounge

N Wayne Rd . Wesaand

5 0 8

laurel M?5°J

* Wattttatf * Set-up Staff * Dtahwashmg Staff

Apply ei peraon Morv- Sa Irom Sam 8pm

38000 ScfioolaMt Rd. LNorsa "> Ma* W of Newburgh

MANAGEMENT 1AGEM

Experience pralened Advancement opporkm*ies Apply In persona 19311 FamsnglonRd, |uM N of 7 Ma* or ca* Teresa 9-11am or 2-4pm 810-478-4691

DIETARY MANAGER

Lars Get Cookmgr" Our Nat dees heaah cara tacaty a looking lor someone lo taka our Oatary dapanmeni Irom orOhary lo enlreordinary We are looking tar a take cherga Aalary man-

who wa oversee the MDS I and nutraonel needs of

egemem skas and knowledge of good food and pieeentalion We are dMermmed to maman our lira da ta reputation it you are htmgrf lor the poabon, pleeae fax your laaiane to (810) 852-8346 ATTN Human 1esource* or send te

PEACHWOOO WN 3500 W South Blvd

V Rochester Has Ml 48309 >

COOK • daytimes - Farmmgksrv Uvoraa. 16 SOtw $100 bonus 8 ban-

i MMr 8 morMw Cal Joe 9am-5pm 248-474-3S33

COOK • FULL TIME I wah ciee* s lair Ext

neceetary Salary 8 beneMs lor n f *

pereonaMy wanted lor key poaaon

Poaaone ara tar km. inemSy lame, owned reatataara Pieeee apply el

BMfceneys 28333 Grand FHver

Fammcaon H a s * 810-477-3340

COOKS EXCELLENT PAY

VI Troy

FlewS'dirv; Ccoortunrty1

RAM'S 7020 N Wayne. S of Wamtn.

Westlend ' (313) 641-0610

* C O O K S W A N T E D * Fu* 8 pert hme Faabl* hours Start « (7 50 10 S92S/Hr Apply

at: THE BOX BAR 8 GRILL 777 W Ann Arbor Tr.. Plymouth

COOICWAJT STAFF - part ame For rearement apartment complex Hom-eetyM cooking Ca* (313) 729-3»se

EOE

Assistant Manager A 8 W Restaurant has mvnedaie openmg kw Aaaatant Manager Pie-•noua axpenence a faa tood restau-rant management I* required Company benefas mduds penaon, prof* snaring and paid meuranca Ca* Mon thru Frl., 8:30 10 5pm Cttf Cart 810 262-9649

ATTENTION Experienced Line Cooks AM -8 PM Poabons A ataCH

Trattoria Bruschetta Pari of Tha Ursque Reataurant

Corporation Famey Apply m Person Mon thru Fn.

27790 Now Roed m The Hota Beronene

Prescnption Order Entry Techn ioan

Poencme avaMMa lor rapa», < Wnfl-lfrfr|^>rt.

, sua* required "Competitive salary 401K. beneMs Cat Director c* Pharmacy Operation* tor appomi-ment (313) 422-3310

R A D I O L O G I C T E C H N O L O G I S T

Henry Ford I tat a Center- LMorae currently haa an immedaM openmg lor a part nme Raduogc Tetfmeso-

. The cnoeen eantfaaM wa ta

a oltar a compel ibve tlamng salary and bane-

Henry Ford ll i iartl Center- DNW AM.. Human Raaourcee

7800 W Outer Dftve Defro*. Ml 48236

EOE

RfC€PTX>*ST«ILLER PART ame tar buey a*erg> Fwmexpon MMs and ix ina 24-28 how* per a n MBS aneft-

(248) 861-8857

RECEPTONlST/BKXER 0»>HTH44jacXOOY ar opaoa eaperv

P«a or part ime fary^sr B o t t o m or NtM

RECEPTIONIST, EXPERIENCED,

tar w. MUJH iaa PII8*MI: M I

S r S X r * * " C24M 587-1170

- S i . r i T f t ' c s s

• n m -w M y «rv ^ - r f mmu m OxHwm

s s L i S K E S S _ » C H O P .

B T

Prap Cooks. Pantry Help. Salad Haip. SanquM

Waitataff. Catering Help Work tul Mna, part Hme Work Whan You wanttf! Sa-SlOlv Weekly Pay

Call Cuk-Services 24a-s*a-oaoe

Apply M peraon Clancy's Bar 8 Gra 32360 8 MM Rd

Farmmgton HM* Ml (248) 477-7177

Stage & Co. now hiring

Wait Staff

t J W Sun 10-Spm 8873 Orchard Lake Rd

(810)

COUNTER / WAITPERBON Mon • Frl . Days

Cookies Carry-out 8 Catering (248) 473-8300

DELIVERY DRIVERS WANTED Great catH, lextoM hours Ideal 2nd fib or lor students Ca* Mr PITA

313-266-9115

FULL T I M E P O S I T I O N S A V A I L A B L E

GOOO WAGES APPLY WITHIN 3 1 2 S Main St

Royal Oak. M l

GENERAL MANAGER

Banquat & Conference . Canter

Newea technology tacaty Arm Arbor araa Mua be hay expenenced

Send reauma to: Box 11952

Observer 8 Eccentnc Newspapers

38251 Schoolcraft Rd Uvona. Mi 48150

HOSTESS WANTED tor 5 nq/«t per •seek Good Pey AppM m person Steamer Seafood Gta. 30085 W 12 IMs Rd, Farmtfiqron HMa

KITCHEN HELPOtEF~8

nmga WU tram Apply in person between 2-5pm Mane s IMMn Res-t a n n 20B0 warn* Lata Rd . W WoomAeld (248) 881-2500

UNE COOK Ml am* day* vBtotlO tor ngM person *»«", n

844 Permanan down S T J C tO»n I Fll *AW

L O O K I N G F O R A Come to S<OT«n( Cuame Now fame tor M poearana Go* course cooks a ooxaiMr 8 cart persorvtanquel aaft weaaaff 48000 Summa Parkway Canton Ml 48188

(313) 387-860- est Zt»

O P E N S A U G U S T 4 t h

C o o k e r Bar & GnHe continues to provide fun. exadng ob6 with suoportive menagement teams, wtlh a menu made from scralch daily Our 6 th location in tha Detroit subur te a :

N O W H I R I N G :

• S e r v e n * C o o k a •HOSVm* • B a r f n d f - P r e p C o o k s

• D i s h w a s h e r s - E x p e d i t e r *

A p p l y In peraon: 4 1 9 6 0 Ford R d Centon Townatap

i tront of B u t t e r * Square)

m o r c o % P h n

N O W H I R I N G

• Delivery Persons • Genera l Help • Pizza People

Earn up to S10-115 per hour* ( Hourly wage plus

commission 8 tips)

. Fun or Pari Time Positions • Flexible Hours and Days

lo insured smo • Drive's mua be 16 yeers

or oldsr

Apply n Person Al 45490 Ford Rd

comer of Canton Center 8 Ford (313) 453-8100

An Equal Opportunay Employer

Now 8 KITCHEN PREP

Al least 2 yrs expenence required Good wages Fut benefits available Vacation pay Faxiba hours Olympa Coney 8 Gnt Commerce Twp Rod or Kai (246) 36G-8800

OFFICE MANAGER/ASSISTANT MANAGER TRAINEE - Kyoto

5 1 2 H* Waned-Sales

Account Executive Telecommunication Sales

JMrt a long arm career w*h BE Michigan's largest independent AT8T; Toshiba, and Northern

of (jyaacTi HMoom-

remtoursement Please ca* Dave ar M 810-488-0148. exl 202 10

ACCOUNT MANAGER - Exceaent opportunity wkh growing personnel Mm Estabksrad arraory S91-23K phaoommaaon BeneMs Cal (810) 447-9890

- A C H I E V E Y O U R C A R E E R G O A L S

m Reel E estate Sales by lommg * firm ma IS commMed lo the sue ceee of M agar** UnkmNed mcoow potential Cal the Man-ager an the office nearea you tor a persoral mtornaw Birmingham (248) 647-6400 RoyM Oak (248) 547-2000 Troy (248) 641-1660 W Btoomheld (248) 851-4400

5 1 2 HripVaMed-

Seles

C A R E E R N I G H T CEKTURy 21 MARTFORO

TUESDAY 7 PM CALL FOR RESERVATION

BILL LAW (248) 476-6000

COMPUTER SUPPLIES company t t slung sales

person to oover SW Detro*. Jackson 8 Baffle Creak Satas expenence helpM Comtnaaon saMs. parta8y

lad territory Send B6C8. 101 S Street Rocrietier Ml 48307 or Fa* 10 24640»25S8

CUSTOMER SERVICE

Madaon His mdualnal rnanu-tacturer since 1936 reomres 3 years metoe sales Salary profs sharing 8 benefits Cal or tax resume 10. Ba Cart FAX 810-565-6923 CALL 810-586-6400 X 233

A C U R A O F T R O Y A U T O SALES

Salary . Commeaon Bonus. Blus Crass. Dental

Car Alowance Plan Aak tor Sale* manager

(810) 643-0900

ADVERTISING SALES

$30,000-$75,000/yr. Guaranteed

Outslarx»ng opportunity tor aggres-sive. money motivsisd individual

We offer • Satory plus commission • Unarmed earning potential • Mon-Fri- No nights or weekends • Exceaent bonueee/promolions " If you hav* a proven sales feck record or you belave you have what n takes to be a success calf

(313)762-9900 ADVERTISING SALES

Part or full-time Great for Home-mafcers CM 610-586-9660 exl 267

ADVERTISING SALES opportunity with direct man aiNer-tamg newspaper, salary commsaor bonuses, health meuranca retire-ment plan, dental Cal 600-278-7166 Or fax resiane 313-416-3784

Cal David ftooney or e to (810) 6494340

or FAX (810) 649-3405

P A Y I N G FOR SCHOOL•> WE CAN HELP !

D. Oennaon's often* tuition reim-bursement lor Restaurant. Business. & Related Curriculum Jom our team now io ba eligible for fan term

Appfy in person daily Bet 2-4. D Dsnnaon's Laurel Park Mall

Uvona

PREP COOKS Line Cook* buasers. watsta* AaTrwaaner bar-tender* Apply m person Steamer* Seafood 30685 W 12 MM Farmmgton H*e (248) 442-2531

R E S T A U R A N T H E L P

W A N T E D 3 1 3 - 4 2 1 - 7 7 7 8

ReUkURestaurant Management

QTOne MANAQCRO ASST MANAGERS Mrs. Fields Cookies

You w« be rwcNed m total store operMion mcludmg personnel Hiring, trammg and management, customer service and quaMy control Tha a an Ironnj care*' path oppor-tunly tat mAviduan w«h proven man-agament expenence *i ihe last tood or lata* industry ws offsr an e«c*» art t ier) . bonus, vacaaon medcal and 401K plan If you are a moavMed leam pMyer with strong cusnmer ssr-Mce and Madarshc skas pwaae lax your resume to

8 1 0 - 5 8 4 - 1 5 0 2 or cal Scon Fraear at

8 0 0 - 3 3 6 - 6 5 5 1 x 2 0 3 1

WAITRESS FULL or pari time

7020 N W*yne. S of Warren Mtefland (313) 641-0510

ADVERTISING SALES

ATTENTION!!! $ 9 0 0 - $ 1 , 5 0 0

Per Week Immediate openings available wilh our 46 year old International Adver-aamg Company with lh* Greeiest

CUSTOMER SERVICE MANAGER GoM onented Recruiang & tranng S20-25K Motrvaled Benelrts Can

(810) 447-9690 Snathng Personnel Services

5 1 2 L B d p V u u d -

Sale*

DIRECTOR ot MARKETING . , Road wamor needed toi a meacat • personnel contract service orgaraaa-bon Self motivator, experience pea- -

leMs Bob MM*< (810) 355-1980

D O N T GET A JOB GET A CAREER

The Farrrvnaton office or RFAl TE ONE a i

Maamue ESTATEi a seeking amtmous cars^-onanted mdMduais Maxim./*, your eamftgs. work w«h Mcfagan s largest raal stats company Wa I on-the-job trammg. HaxUa hours, unkmaed potential For more

Ws ofer

r#orma,

Vickie Aacnerl. 246-477-11\1

r DYNAMIC ^ REAL ESTATE COMPANY

a seekmg goal-onerMd. . energebc professional* We offer tie induMiys

D E C L A R E Y O U R I N D E P E N D E N C E

From financial insecurity dead-end 10b discrimination, LACK OF MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITY We continue to grow because • W* are a company wrth local

opportunities1

• We have a proven marketing systemi

IF YOU ARE • Looking for a full lime

poeition1

. Ambitious and aggressive'

WE OFFER • Guaranteed income lo start" • Income of $20,000 - 530.000 1*1

year' • Complete trammg, expenses

ca c • Mem promotion, no seniority' • Major medrcal dantai & savings

programl For appointment 6 confidential nter-v«ew call Mr Johnson NOW 800-236-0996 EOE M F

ano complete marketing . and support services r

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ARE YOU GREAT at ratal or tele-phone sales bul tired of wortung eve-nmga 8 weekanot' Jam our growmg leam and earn up io 170K a year, m a 40 hr work week: Paid training (SlOtv). pre-quaiifled leads benefits and more' CM our Auburn Ha* office lo arrange an interview1

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KIND-HEARTED

DWF 4C auburn,grcc- 5 S" VOIOs N'S no dependents attract! .-e canng: envoys -navies old cars, nature antiques art lairs Seeking ta« M WPM 36-13 N S N'D'u^s W3214

SEEKING A BUDOY

W a i t e d WF I S loves lo cook oul Joors seeks SAW H mate. 50-S5 -r-tftes OKI movies. has a great sense of

humor tor lner .» I* si posiiMe LTR

AFFECTIONATE ANO KINO

educated widowed WF 48 'am.ily-otieniefll good sense ol humor rr ri-er ol two Seeking educated v ,-e*e lar-iiv-o-ieffled WM 45 55 who wants !o sna-e his lift W3170

OEGAGE GENTLE MAN

DW°F S2 SIT-. *e i enjoys rrjQIorcyOes dancing tisn.ng r^la-ng hands camp 1 ies cand'e^gmr, and moonbeams See-"ig unencumbered WM «6 52 t,Tfl.mmaed.i

,fienoshSJ and compan '•si- t ' rsf S'rvcenly a must TT ' I "3

PROFESSIONAL SO-

SW- re-ahead M S seeks someone special w^o likes keec-ng fit, dancing navel 'omanK lor friendship leading :c poswo* ifetim* commitment tT3179

HELLO'

F^ioving attractive SWF 29 5 5 TJOiOs enioys the outdoes boating r a w seeks S D M . 5 9"- weight pro poticrate lot friendship posse* LTR No coucr. potatoes t racer

FRIENDS B4 LOVERS

SBF 32 5 H W propononale a tn active conege grad. independent omidtoss Enjoys movies, dining, snop-Sing, etc Seeking independent hand-some financially secure stab* SM lor 1'iendship. dating. poss>c<ie leiabon. sr p r<ace open 1T»U97

SEXYGUVS

SWF 3a 5 2" enjoys walking on beach nkes arurr.aifc powiing movies ealing ir.ou; music Seeking SDWM 3a i 8 C a i r o N. S social drinker Ok i f TOSSCie 'eial-onshic t f j ' O O

SEEKING A RELATIONSHIP

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WHY NOT ME?

D*<e SWPF 30 taonoe grec. physi-c a l M great sense ol humor seeks ta» SWM 20-40 dark hair and good -cok-ing to spend time with outdoors a-<3 CtO-ng together H 2 9 1 0

MEN ARE..

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CANOE PARTNER WANTED

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TAURUS IN SEARCH OF MATE

Pette BF. 46 5 3" easy 10 get aong with goes lo cnu'cr seeks Jama,can i a * 46-58 who oves t4 cook kos 0* 0 3 1 0 9

ARE THE.^E ANGELS AMONG US?

A e l rounded humorous SWF. 43 5 T. orown^aan N-S. eo>oy sports ia.v C4W gu>ei times al ^ome Seek.-g honest romantic h*>motous. mature S D W M 36-52 5 7"- U S who can appreciate me. lor posstile marriage IT 2992

ALL TOGETHER BEAUTIFLFT.

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P S I M A FORMER SUNNY

Sparkling redhead 52 loves pets Olues votes ACLU seeks media mas-tr-1 wrb whom to live 0y promote stiare* .. " wond »iew MensaaEkisiennalist Is yours commensu*ateAre you com passionateConsecrated" H3004

GENUINE

SSF v«ung 48 nterested in meeting ta I sincere genuine SBM 48 -35 who is laid-Oack professional, respectful generous and has great sense ol humor I T 3005

LET'S DANCE

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SEEKING PRIHCE CHARMING

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ARE YOU FOR ME?

SWF 37 5 3" 135iCs la rly attractive seeks WM 16-55 to Ee honest canng loving, sincere, and ma" age-—.-'Jed tor happiness together Musi te I—an-cialty secure tT'28? <

LONELY IN N OAKLAND

Very attractive va"ous degrees , condo oving and spntuai OSF no dependents needs Special Ir-eno .w-a con-.panio'. SM bve140 preferred must app.-eoa'e dversty and have compatible < lestyie 1T2B73

SEEKS MR RIGHT

vV.ao-v.-eo WF 5 3" I25t-S blonde Pisces-Anes-Capricorr, retired ccnaul-lant seeks SWM 59- r0 share Da room 3anong mov»es Irave good con-versation dQ-a family ae- logethers tT2877 1

FUN IN THE SUN

DWF 32 s»m ano pretty seeks gen-tiemar 32-38 wfio s kind oatierw and unpretentious musi enjoy summer sports and act/v i es V 2 8 7 6

HAPPY « DOWN-TO-EARTH

Aivac»ve petfle rel-nec MS. omened taonde. always cptimistc »un down to-eartti loves music cooking entena-n-

REAL RELATIONSHIP WANTEO

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SEEKING SOULMATE

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FOXY BROWN

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GET IN TOUCH

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SI-YEAR OLD ENTREPRENEUR

Pretty success'ul. giving iovmg ikes moves plays corcerts traveling Seat-ing swimming looking lor her krvght >n shining armor Any sincere success'ul. caucasan gentleman 45-70 please repty . .

EASY ON THE EYES

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MR RIGHT WHERE ARE YOU?

. SWF mid-40s. seeking SWM mm-30s mid-405 my interests bowling Dingo auto 'aces spectalo? sports waik ng funny movies 1T2804

NAMASTE Prety slenoer c*ayV intuitive arr.stic. musical SWF 44 seeks warm, kind Open male 34 50 to-mutually empow-ering loving relationship who under stands the art ol being B'ocmtield » 2 8 2 t

HONEST 4 NO GAMES

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M E N SEEKING W O M E N

LOVE TO COOK FOR YOU

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SINCERE, EASYGOING

Gooo^ooking SWV 33 5 8' 155lbs no. dependents well-educated, humorous seeks slender attractive WF who enjoys movies duvng out sporting events theater and concerls » 3 2 1 3

CALIFORNIA LOVER

Honest, romantic SWPM 32 6"2' medium buitd Olack-'brown enjoys avowing out. camong shopprng. music travel Seeking SWF 2t-38. lor dating possible LTR W4741

PERCEPTIVE, AWARE. SPIRITUAL

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TREAT YOU LIKE A PRINCESS

SWM 33 5 I V l8Ctt>s. handsome ,nteiligent gfeat sense Ol humor f.nan-daily secure Seeking swn SDWF 25. 35 who would enjoy Being put on a ceoesia and treated iwe a pnncess W3I77

HANDSOME GENTLEMAN

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RARE CATCH, YOUNG WIDOWER

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RED WINGS RULE!!

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LOOKING FOR LOVE

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cons-derate partner somewhat profes-sional wood work .ng a pius W2966.

ATTRACTIVE

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PRETTY NICE

Attractive .nteUgent sinceie sensituve OWF 38 59" 'SOtis '-ikes tne usual music mov»s reaoog. &a<>ng t-e net Seeking same m nee resoecfui anrac-five SDWM lor inendship possible reiaf-onship TT3036

SUCCESSFUUENERGETK

SWF 42.56". tuonoetrown physical-ly ''t successful enecut-ve »es spons. movies culture and trave" seeks SM 40-52 «*i« 'S successful and secure

1 compassi • W g . . .^ ia J l ,o.cJe painted, playful, toes a plus TT4744

SEXY BRAINY FUN

SWPM 30 6 '80lbs M S attractive f ametiC Oown-to-eanh, honest, sir cere enjoys outdoors weekend get-aways. Ok»ng skiing Red Wings, ani-mals movies seeks attractive, affec-tionate educifed SWPF friends. LTR? IT 4 745

CIRCLE THIS AD'

Eclectic humorous DWM 30. 6 V 18016s brown/haze', enjoys speed ro«ers»ating auto racing, good con-versations and quiet evenings at home Seeking honest ia«J-badi S OF 28-35. similar miaresls. for possde retahon-s*»e I T 3150

AFFECTIONATE ft ROMANTIC

: SWM 28 S'lOT IS5KM professonal da -* hair and eyes, conextered gocxt

OPEN-MINDED

SBPM 36 6 f enjoys movies spots outdoors seeks open-mnOed attrac •ive since'e honest edjeated female 24-20. tnm without children prefer N.'S 1T3157

TALL & HANDSOME

Humorous SWM. 35 6 4" 245ibs atlracSve Seek-ng SWF 27-40. wrap's atlractme en,oys come<3«s movies •walking, or iust lun Plymouth area 1*3171

DOCTOR OF LOVE

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I LOVE OLDER WOMEN'

Handsome, roman&c. aSMenc conhoent pass-onale ciean-cut SWM 24 6 dark na-r Seeung atlracnve .sienaer canng act ve se«y WF 25-45 lor heavenly friendship- -etaticnsft© mat w< keep you smiling" 1T3153

LOVABLE AND LONELY

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CREATIVE MUSICIAN

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USED GUY CONNECTION This fresh handsome iraoe « is an increooie bargaini Loaded wth coitions

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CHARMING MIDDLE-AGED GENT

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MY MOTHER SAYS

Someday you'll mees aspeoal woman and make her very happy You're handsome inteitegent and sincere ' SWM. 24 enioys outdoors mus< romance seeks slender, energetic SWF age unimportant IT 4 7*3

SWM 25 38 to spend nme wilh W27<5

OtO-FASHlONED

Drvorceo mother Of one 29 very shy MonOV.tirown blue eyes S T t 'Ots *n(Cys Oanong Oder mils, an winter activities Seekmg canng. true mman nc sermBw o«-tas<w«d guy tT2808

PRETTY IN PINK

DWF 32. 5 8" lighl-OionOei'b'Own seeks S W M 2 V * 5 .tor Inendtftp and possible LTR Muel have a sense ol humoi interests include long walks dancing movies musK ano interactive trivial pursuit I T 2806

L E T S OO DINNER DWPF. M-S. early 40s altractive mom 5 4' 1200* seeks attractive sincere SDWM 40-49 5'ST» HAW proportion ate ton lo be with I enjoy 90* »«ng 001 and staying n wetcho-g . videm TT3095

GENTLEMAN WANTED rm a patae. a M OWF 23. tookmg to» an homes! kmO * * * * * * g»«eman • « i a beoooy look Someone »nc * m IB tot lun and have « * « nmea atone No o»w»« no drugs V 3 0 M

OO YOU FTT? HyOuarea l r fSOWV 40. IwgaOuia

Twvted SW*. 43. 5 tO" w e ^ k proper nonato NiO a r * WS 0» ton.

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wrth h.mse'l W^90t

ENTICING

intelligent outgoing very attractive SBF enjoys working ou« movies Sim-ulating conversation Looking tor very intelligent wen-rounded SBM 27 39 who s pleasing to me eye 10 share mends!*? possde «e«ationsrkp 1T2904

ALWAYS IN MY DREAMS

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LETS MEET FOB COFFEE Tall Sim SWF 51 seeks mat* 51- K» one-on-one I en^ny Dike nd^g t»mng movies and motorcycle*' TT2731

HELLO FWENDS Atiracthre. slender raefegtnt. reknea ekectonaw iwkore ieJF 54 eunde green 55 ' seeks claaey gent, wno s sweet intaagam none*! pouse tor a

W2737

ic»>ir5 f M y i Ti.siirg sni..--5 scon •ng evems good aoriversation humor romantic dinners and much more Seeking an outgoeig ano attractive woman W3155

THE GREAT EXPERIMENT Warm passional* mxnetenoous SWV 30 6 ias®s. boyish-handsome tair-complectod spontaneous creative prO<esa«nai many interests including, an. international music travel Seeking down-to-earth warm attractive IVWF 28-32 trim. heaHh-coracious. possOie LTR V 3 I 6 2

THY THIS QUALITY GUY i — UikQue smcere romantic DWM 50. 5'10" seeks honest woman. «n»i sense of humor lor dmng. danemg. plays traveling Seelung special friend to snare summer activities ana time together 1T4 748

RELATE. THEN ITS A DATE' Skm. sensual spiritual SJM 44 5 9' i5S»s comfortapie «i sandals shorts t-sfurts Seekmg SWF soulmale. 33-43 who enioys boating beach walks, vol-eyOaii mows an 'airs dancing col-lee nouses ethnic d«ng ®4750

creatve spontaneous, sweet SWF 18-32. wtvo a!so loves mijsic 1T3'56

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AM I THE ONE FOR YOU?

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I PUT THE SEAT DOWN!

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CASUAL FRIENDSHIP

This busy DWM ne aim. care pro'es sional des-res' mutual friendship with SWF Casual get-togethers wish this inijependently secure guy w n be unpre-tentious Mo strings attached H3176

THOUGHTFULMESS

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CHAMPIONSHIP SUMMER

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ADVENTURE ANO CHARM

SWPM 39 510" 1800s. seeks hcmesl sincere, ano romantic young lady to have tun ano go oul on ihe town UTS' ?5

EXPECTING MR WOND6RFUL?

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LATE-50S

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LOOKING FOR MISS RIGHT

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SEEKS MOOEL/DANCER

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ATHLETIC * ROMANTIC

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EASYGOING

DWM 48 high mileage oul solid in search ol missing pan. some say it's in my head Looking toi a speoa lemaie to share mat part of my ite 9 3 0 9 2

SINCERE A AFFECTIONATE

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GUY NEXT OOOR

DWM 48 construction worker wtio is honesl. hard working marnage-minOM seeks a lady wfto loves the outdoors animals and cnildren. 1or friendship pos-sible LTR 9 3 1 0 1

NORTH TO ALASKA

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HEALTH-CONSCIOUS GUY

Attractive, romantic, annate, hard-work-ing big-hearted M'S. dnjg'alcohol-free SWM, 24, enioys working out. mountain

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MISSING SOMEONE

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CHRISTIAN SENTLEMAN

Malu-e. kind honesl. sens<tive attrac-tive. Catholic SWV 24 enjoys nature, biking outdoors, animals, music Seeking nones) commumcatnve. active SWF lor close friendship possibly more Age and denomination urumpoi-tam 9 2 9 9 1

TREAT YOU LIKE A PERSON

Seeking attractive slim lemaie with sense ol humor, for friendship dirvng oul adventure, and enjoying vanous lun activities, mlethgent conversation with a taring, compassionate male 9 2 9 9 3

TALL. DARK. HANDSOME

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SEEKING SOMEONE SPECIAL

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NO CLEVER AD

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WILO AND MILD

Young-ioOkmg SWM 39 6 175tos . O'owivham. wnlh beard, enpys pho-

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SEEKING ASIAN LADY

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LIVER DONOR

Swap 'or a heat |,eventually hand) Subdued dude erudite stud-muffin (-It's 1e Jim. bul nol as we know it!"l DJM.

39, professional seeks sweet, sexy, rounded rainbow lady as souimate 9 3 0 0 8

TALL, OARK ANO HANOSOME

DWPM. 37, 6 1' dark brown/blue owl-going athletic, spontaneous good sense of humor MS Seeking SOF, 28-39, with siminar qualities 9 3 0 1 1

INTELLIGENT* W I T T * _

Altracbve honest, cotiege-educated mm DWPM, 47, MS. enjoys bodge, ten-nis dancing movies and moonM walks Seeking altraclive tnm., educated WPF, 37-49, with- Simula! traits ar>3 interests, 'or LTR 9 3 0 1 4

YOU TRIED THE REST

Now try the best' DWM 40s handsome a-fectionale. seeks slim,1 medium-Ouitt beautiful woman tor possible relation ship 9 2 8 6 8 _

OLD-FASHIONED GUY

Handsome honest, sincere, alhiete mteSigent SWM. 23 N'S good morals/values seeks slender, pretty SWF 18-26, with similar quabhes'inter-est. enjoys muse good conversation outdoors working out 9 3 0 1 6

RESPECT AND ROMANCE

Enjoy a variety of events, from casual to elegant indoors and out affecwrate spiritual SWM 60 seeks M'S sensuous soulmale tot LTR Let's talk' 9 2 8 ? 2

SINCEBE I CARING

SWPM 50 entrepreneur Masie-s

slim SWF. 18-32. with similar charac tensticVinserests 9 3 1 4 8

GAMES? DON'T CALL! Sincere caring SWV 49. average-iook-ing. humorous Ouiei 17Sfcs 5'10" homeowner smoker Seekmg sier,de«. loving loyal SWF. 3S-42 9 3 0 5 7

LOYAL AND SINCERE

Tall DWM, 52. 64" slender m good physical condition- honesl s«nss of hwnor. M'S self-employed would we So meet a slender somewhat attractive lady. 41-49, tor compai>onship. possi-ble LTR 9 4 6 9 2

FRIENDS FIRST intelligent humorous op-n.onaied yet open-minded SM„ 39, seeks nice female Let s enjoy long walks ana talks movies concerts museums Smoker social drinker ok Race,1 race unimpor-

NiO seeks intelligent sensitive attrac-tive lady. 38-48 who enjoys dancing diivng summer ^cttvifres and good laughs 9 2 8 7 4

HONEST ft SINCERE Fir.anc>al»y secure DWM.47. 58" !65lbs. desires sincere, hones!, caring SWF. financially secure H W propor-tenale tor fnendshp possibfy more 9 2 9 6 1

SEEKING OLDER WOMAN

Athleticaily-bui'l,. 21 year-old mate seeks »der womar 30-50 lor fmeryj-ship and fun 9 2 9 6 3

HANOSOME GENTLEMAN

SWM 38 6 200tos e.ceaent conusor work for a maior company, homeown-er. enjoys comedy clubs theater dn-mgdane-ng Seeking SWF. 25-38

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YOU RE NO ANGEL I'm no samt' Passionate charming SWM 42.511". wet-tuft seeks adven-turesome lady tor jairy evenings caif-feme hgns.and sultsy sfrons 9 3 1 6 3

CO&KI KING FOR ONE? Or dinner reservations tor two1

Charming, sociable SWV 40 Enjoys the a t ot romansc dining adventures Seeks lovely lady tor rrvs and more 9 3 1 6 4

gent M'S, M-0 what do you do? Lets mm to the West coast Oh. I'm 32 renorabie 9 3 1 4 9

RAN OUT OF LEADS Alhlenc. canng. romantic, M S gentle-man 25 enjoys cycling, travel seeks attractive tun-ioving. pessionat* SWF who loves sBention, no kids 9 ) 9 0 1

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EXPERIENCED LIVE keeper needed lor home on a lake In

. Orchard Lake a n a Must be M M to S. Cal (SI01 866-0748

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TRAVEL CONSULTANTS - Be p s t of a winning team of 15 confident, outgoing, aggrassivs ft very friendly telephone ssies people selling vaca-tions. 30 hirsj'wk.. 51000'mo • com-mission » paid trsMlng Your Man Tours. Dearborn 313-278-4100

WHOLESALER OF candy, vernkrig ft tobacco prod-ucts seeks an expenenced service onenled sales person Excellent pay snd benefit packags Send resume m confidence to A C Courvike ft Co . Atln. Personnel. 3000 Fenkeil,

Detroit, 46238

5 2 0

Help Wanted

Part-Time

$$$ R e a l E s t a t e O p e n i n g s

• F r e e T r a i n i n g • C o m p u t e r M . L S . • Pr iva te O f f i c e s • Ful l or P a r t - T i m e • M u c h , M u c h M o r e

For confidenbal interview cal:

^HartfofO tott (3131 525-9600,

REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON Warned for West Bloomfield.' Farmmgton HiBs, reputable, residen-tial builder Outgoing personality a

tarred, bul nonessential Wonderful career opportunity. Six days s week 12-6 weekends required Send resume or letter to Box S1853 Observer ft Eccentnc Newspapers

36251 Schoolcraft Rd Liwofsa. Ml 46150

REAL ESTATE SALES Free trammg Irom the #1 real eslate company in the world

CaH Lany Fray (313| 464-6400

Century 21 Hartford South 39209 W 6 Mile

Livonia, Ml

REAL ESTATE SALES Earn what you're worth-be m control ol your We First year income potential m excess of $50 COO Excellent trammg available through new in-houae trammg center CalErlcRadet

(313) 2 6 1 - 0 7 0 0

RETAIL SALES PERSON Musi bs independent, energetic and a self-starter Experience preferred but nol neceeaary Appfy al

Edwards Glass Co , 32000 Plymoulh Rd , Uvoma, 48 '50

An Equal Opporturtty Employer

ROMANIA. CHINA SOUTH AFRICA

professionals wtlh beck-grounds m Busiest, Impdrt/Expot, Seles Finance or Enyneemg Help S6 B4kon Global Amencan Company expand to H O B by year 2000 m these axmtnes snd become wealthy AggreeaMe goM onenled peopM

3 1 3 - 4 5 8 - 7 7 4 7

ROUTE SALES PERSON Fortune 500 Co CompeMfve wsges ft benedts Please leeward your reeumes to Do»y MaiMon Bekery

31748 Enteipnse Or.. Suite B. Livoma Ml 46150-1900

Fa* * 313-422-6770

SALES ASSOCIATE part sme He. tte hours Advaneemert oppotun. Sea Competitive seianee AppN m person Rapp Ud. B^j ft Ta*, Now Town Cersei

SALES PERSONNEL Expenckng I M M a c U s r and

i as liar looking tor _ atgi and fegh a

Contact Karan M 0101 BB7-I701

SALES REPRESENTATIVE

t t m Mong with a ooaaaa degve « M * I < I wast 1 year ou&kM eMsW serves eipenenes a (teen B * e pay pais bonus altored wah stoefwbarv-aae paWagal Ptoees sand or to. resume 10 »sg^ ia t • » . 33633 W 12 M M Roed WOO Fawv m(M>n MM. l l U» v31

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(•101 W7-SM1

AWARD YOURSELF' UnHmilsd income with home bsssd business House of Lloyd gifts.home dscor ft Christmas Around Ths World FREE $200 kit 246-478-3218

CLEANER - Psrl-time 2 or 3 days a week lor Cleanmg ft windows Own transportation Please cal. (313) 207-3689 Of 313^30-1581

CLERICAUPAYROLL Mte opening for individual with

some payroll or ciencal expenence entry level postion Excellent woiking condaone Non smcking olfice Apply

10 Joei al 1810)355-1000 Joe Panian Chevrolet

28111 Telegraph at 696. Southfield

EMp Wanted-

AFFORDABLE HOME CARE 24 Hour Uve-ki Personal Cara Cooking, housekeeping and errands Expenenced. oaring ' - ' l a a ' "

Carsavsr tor Lwe In onkr Work to 7 day* per week Good wages snd bsne-tos Cal 9-5 Mon Sat

O i l ) 467-4850

NANNY to eesM atay at home wm boys, agss 2 * 4 . CreaBve

COMPANIONi1 ASSIST ANT NEEDED tor 29 year oM handicapped meto. ~ Ment home environment, leiubto hours good pay Muet be depend-

i. pos*vs. and • hava s vefcd Ml | | drivers kcenee 1 3 M TaMgraph

L (246) 256 5380 Fn.

Cal after 4pm (810)

HOUSEKEEPERS NEEDED Expenenced housskeepers. M time or part nme Cal 246-932-1965 or

Fax 248-932-1966

HOUSEKEEPER 1 to 2 days non smoker, own trsneportation, refer enoss 15 Mile ft Inkster

(246) 655-9161

HOUSE PERSON ft DRIVER Must bs flexibto wrth hours.'40 hours per week Light housekeeping ft errands Must ba able to work week-ends 2 days off during week Greet benefits. 401K. insurance ft good selary Rep>y to Michals. P O Box 339667 Fsrminglon Hills, Ml

€MPlOVM€NT/ INSTRUCTION

S€RVIC€S # 5 0 0 - 5 9 8

526 Belp Wanted-Couples

ANN ARBOR COMPLEX Experienced, mature R e p a i r / Housekeeping team Apt • salary

(248) 661-1253

ASSISTANT MANAGER COUPLE

Career position for dependable couple 10 assist in mansprig and malnlaining a mid-sizs Suburban spartmsnt commurvty Good salary. Benetits and apl included Ca l l . ( 3 1 3 ) 2 6 1 - 7 3 9 4

COUPLE tor light weeding, gar-dening. meintanance of executive properties Northwle, Llvonis, Pfy-mo*«h ft Canton 4 Hrs /day. 4 day* wk Salary AAA Leasing ft Management 246-473-5502

Entertainment

DRIVER FOR medcal company m Fsrminglon HMs, company vehicle, for psnent pick-up. x-ray delivery, ste flexible hours, retirees welcome Call Mike C. at (810) 737-9350

GENERAL OFFICE Part-time, computer skils, 12 to 20 hrs per week Send resume only to Attn Bonnie. 25575 Glendele. Red-tord. Ml. 46239

HANDYPERSON - SlOrtir 2 days pei week to help mamtam pnvate res-idence *i Orchard Lake Call Wendy 248-471-6801

LAWN MAINTENANCE - Part ft FuM Bme outdoor work avalabie No expenence necessary Must be dependable 246-346-7995

LEASING AGENT Weekends onto lor Westland Apl Complex Cal Mon thm Fn 9-5cm 313-425-0052 E O E .

^ LOOK WHAT WE OFFER:

I Great Pay $10 00 per hour-WEEKENDS ONLY

i Hours Fn 6-11pm; Sat 9:30am-2:30pm. Sun 4-9pm

i No Sales Involved Coneumer research studies

i Comfortable Work S« Down. CoHee ai Desk, Smoke-tree Environment n Farmington Hl»s crtfice

FOR THOSE OF YOU WHO:

snyty phone ft computer wont have excellent readme s*Hs

hava typing skills of 35»

Call Jenmfer between lOem ft 4pm Mon -Fn al 810-737-6540

PART TIME evenings 7-10 Earn up to $501v New to USA. Unique home OecoraHng accessories ft mors Ideal tor "home-maker" Must

drive Joanne 1-886-800-4003

PART TIME/FLEXIBLE Professional school haa marketing posmon taiketing college campuses and «rga firms Detail oriented moti-vated in^mdual $10itoour range

246-473-1846

Real estate price needs clerical sup port tor pert-time position Minimum

Tueumai anj 'yu»M sxws isguiieu Foi moie mfcmanon call ERA Country Ridge Really Inc Ask for Manager (810) 474-3303 FARM HLS

RECEPTIONIST (Some typing) Pleasant wortong condMon s m WEST BLOOMFIELD REAL ESTATE OFFICE Part sme. Sat Of Surxley (810)851 5500

RetaA'Part-Tme

E X T R A ! E X T R A ! Read All About HI

Chas Levy OcuMtmg gekc g o ^ e t t e r s t o w * 2-3 days par

zinss *i maior ratal stores nee Watertord Btoomheld HNs. SeutNieto snd Farmington hMIs areas Earn $7 (XVhr lo B a t Candi-dates must be dependable teem pieyers wi» can-do" alitudes who can perform ighi ningand heve raft-able trsnsportseon «Mh proof of $100K iabMy insurance This a s grser x - N you wont wart to

1 - 8 0 0 - 6 2 1 - 8 2 1 0 Ext 2355

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RETAIL SALES P E R S O N FMI ime ar pan Mae tor ton cook shop an Redtord Twc

Grand Rwar near M M r Rd

r a

dwnchboerd Operator (Part-time)

neetsd tor W g s imawina a to Mi ' IMP Oood pay ft tia e t a Pit ass

n s . MASSFY C A M X A C «M7» Ann A * x * Road

M H W , Wjwtaul

• Experienced tor local

i S 8 eal PM «

LIVE MUSIC & 0 J SERVICE for si occasions1 Under $495

Marxian Entertainment 313-562-0185

Job* Wanted-FemakMale

LEGAL SECRETARY TRAINEE wiling to leam. wall educated good grammar, computer typmg skill

(313) 387-3060

PRIVATE NURStHOUSEKEEPER Part Tune Only

Excellent References. Leave Message 313-644-6828

RETIRED ACCOUNTANT looking k part «me yobs that can be done at rr home or youf place of business

(248) 553-28S4

LkM-ift. no 246- 644-217

NANNY - 20 hours per week tor • Mo

10) 866-3168

PART TIME nanny. Mon. Wad. Frt. • 30-8 30 2 Boys * keeping, own trsnspt

1246)

Qd i r ty Care I

Whether you need heto In your ftome tof r hours or 24 h o o w

Let United Home Care Services Help You

Remain Independent in Your Own Home

Services prondsd by UHCS. a pnvaie duly home health cere

agency ar* Ideal tor people needng assistance with personal

cars mesl prsparabon, light house keeping, end compentonehip

Othsr services include • Cars ol me ChroneeBy IB

• DisMMd . Alzheimer's Cars

• Respite Care

United Home C « / e Services {313)422-9250

Serving Oakland ft Wayne Couraee Established n i»62

566 Secretarial Serriee*

LOST IN PAPER WORK? Help-you-organize • office • invest mens •Address books • tax recorda Frss consulting 313-254-9164

574 BttsaeaOppL (See Clan 3N.I

DISCOVERY TOYS. EducabonaJ toys, books loftwsrs. idssl home based busmsss tor stay si home Mom, educators. Call Krisftn

313-427 3809

PRE-ENGINEERED STEEL BUILD-INGS • National company awarding deaiersh*) m open market Hl^i profit potential Coristruction or sales

(303) 758-4135, ext, 6200

WORK AT horns Ful or part time New large international company seeking m«>vsied individuals

(313) 722-4366

$1000 s Possible Typing Pan ifme For listings, cell to! free

1-800-21&-9000 E x l T -3673

S3 ANNOUNCCMCNTS

# 6 0 0 - 6 9 8

600 Persooalf

PSYCHIC ADVISOR Helps wtlh s i your problems Cards, crystal bal ft crystsl readings $10 CM Grscie (3131 945-5366

LeplNoticet A c a g t i n | B i d ^

FRANK STACHOWSKI is not respoiwble lor Joan Stactiowslo debts alter May 19. 1997

536 Childcare Serriee*-Licensed

AFFORDABLE DAYCARE m ReO^ ford Licensed ft educated in child development Pre-achool activities and n e t s included 313-538-7814

CHRISTIAN DAY care m Canton has openings for a l ages References available CPR irsmed Cal ftoch-etle: (313) 981-6906

537 Childcare1

CHfLDCARE IN my 7 Mila'lnksMr Rd homs Fun ft levmg environment CPR l/Sined Call Stephanie:

(313) 255-3664

FUN LOVING MOM wanting io care for Your chad m my Hazel Par*

and lots ol fun. $3 00 hour cal Linda (2461 584-4305

538 Childcare Needed

A NANNY wanted Lwe*i to )om our tamily ft care for 2 beeuMul children ages 7 ft 10 Cal 810-147 9662 or 313-261-3569

CHILD CARE needed for mant in our Pfymour home 4 pays a week unta Christmas, full time Begin. 1998 Non smoker References (313)461-7189

CHILD CARE needed in my Canton home for 2 children, 5 yrs ft 5 rrvos 2 deys/week. Tues ft Fn, 7 30am-6pm References required Must have own transportation (313) 454-9574

(810) 557-0519

FULL TIME nannyiTiousekeeper needed tor 9 5 ft 4 years checker m my Novi home Own transportation Non smoker retorencee hve *» or live om Cal (248) 347-1477

FUN NANNY needed MMwie tor 2 eftSdran. 2 ft 4 yts, m our home Own car. sacelent references ftoxiMly ft ptoyfumees a muet' 313-5334051

INFANTS ONLY1 3 Mo - S Mo Old, Ful t*ne Mon-Fn, Capacity tor only three 1 on 1 tender loving care CPR

la (248) 471-7078

LIVE-M NANNY - M i time Mature, reeponetto lady UgM houeekaepmg ft cooking Muat have 1'anaportahon. occasional travel -eou.red Room, ooeid selary ft heelh inaurano* References reawed Cal Laa at

3'3^525-6422

LOOKING FOR baby sitter approid matsfy 25 hours s weak lor 8 ha* mon* old kwms Mutt love cMdren. non smoksr (810) 626-0782

LOVING RESPONSIBLE peraon lo ceie tor our 2 cMdren sges 2 ft S *> our Farwangton home - 1 day s weak 71 Sam-5 jopm (246) 426-7620

MATURE PERSON to care tor 2yr OM ft one due »i Aug 2 to 3 day* wk. ftotobto Ma to m* Southfield

246-363-5004

MOTHER LOOKMO tor make* smoker to care tor my 2 cR—an Own Trsnaportaaon, N

NANNY Ful ame matore -eepov

M o n to eaia tor I toddtof* * i Carton Itome (31 >) 644-7518

NANNY -UVC-ei » • . •sowed Salary . beneata NoNh-o«a Dave 3 \ K 6 7 S e M f r Evaa 610-344-4688

_ N A N N Y _ tor my 2 u^Miaii to <ay IMIII U I tamo UgM pig M4M days lain a n M > e A H I I I I I I . I I reqMiad Eiictlsn »ey tor toe a d l toJtklil 1 -800- 7 4 e 77*3

NOTICE IS HEREBY given thi entire contents ot the foaowmg units win be sold by verbal bids tar cam only on August 12. 1997 st melely 9am st Shurguerd CeaMrs 1901 E Wsst Ml WsJfcd Lake. Ml 46390 For informs Hon piease can 810-669-4020

Unit 2038 Audrey Denny 2 mat tresses, tv. mcrs wave Deo frame dresser end table, coftee table lamps typewriter box of Xmas orna mams, 1 cha*, 4 boxes mrsc , 2 pic turss ft frames, carpet

Unit 4002 Bnan Wozny Speaker cabinet step siocx wicker Basket

i ft pens, cleanmg luppliM. boom . artificial plant, chidrsn's

sewing machine, mac boxes pictures. Clothes camera tn-pod

Unit 4053 Thomas Riley Washer tishmg rods (7), fan, children's toys card labia praieaor 2 coolers, gar-bage can, golf cAjPs tackle Box, racking horse, Xmas decorations, lawn chair

BE FOUND BEAUTIFLH^rown^^toe cat. near Newburgh ft Schoolcrafl dectawed m tront. (313) 271-4366

FOUND DOG Smal, Black male Southfield Beech Rd/9 MMe area CaH (248) 356-6069

FOUND H IMALAYAN Tabby •vers to 'Tigre Big Beever

Rochester Rd Area Please cal needa home (248) 740^513

FOUND JUNE 24- Biack ft whte lemaie cat al Jolto-son School playground (313) 538-7683

FOUNO UGHT orsnge tabby cat. male, declawed ft neulered 4 whte paws ft beni left ear, extremely Jnandiy N. Redtord area, July 1.

(313) 538-8847

male LoetMey 30 mfcsfer Rd plymoulh Rd srae $100 reward (313) 453-6692

LOST • cat. - cat. gray ft bu Vemrty Weyns 313-525-3766

ft (Hack tiger w*h 1 on Juie 22. 455-6712

640 Trannortat ioa/

T r t w l

512 to 748

KITCHEN TAiLE w W n c e top? 1 •ef 4 che*s Couch £13} 4644116

PATIO BLOCKS 24 I 24 wh*s (31). - m 18 x 18 (80T

(313) 453-5741

P I A N O - G r i n n e d Spinet . J1 >464-4787

STAINLESS STEEL Commerce! aerator, large you hauL • Evenmgs (248) 437-8461

SWING BET. good, oorxltion you

(313) 455-6522

WOOOEN PICNIC TabM ft a ol paBM not,

(248) 826-6618

AGE-OLD UTICA ANTJOUES MARKET

July 18-1S . K d C Fairgrounds - 21 Mile

1 Mile e ol Van Dyke 100s 04 Dealers

Sat 7-8 Sun 6-4 Adnnseion $4 1 800 653 5466

ALL ANTIQUES BOUGHT Postcards, china cupa/saucers. FLORAL CHINA, mraatures. perfume botBes. toys, mdsary 810-624 3385

S066 a i r i ' A X w

A n n A r b o r A n t i q u e s M a r k e t

BRUSMFR SHOW . July 20, Sun., 6am-4pm

5045 A}*1 Arbor Sakne Roed, i n #175 off 1-94 then south 3 rtMss Over 300 deslsrs m quaMy antiques snd select coHecttoias a l >mder

Admission $5 00 , 2»th The Ongfiam

ATTENTION DOLL Cdectors 8 beautiful dolls reasonably pnced 313-728-2610

BARBIE S WANTED Top $$ for pre 1975 Barbie dais ft related items (313) 246-3320

BEANIE BABIES - Buy. eel Crads Gsrcia, $60t»s l New, current, retried, many m stock (313) 241 -7699

BEANIE BABIES - Many re&rea Call tof prtoaiT whoM sel

BEANIES "In My AtUc" 157 W Ltoerty St., Plymouth 313-456-6970;459-6875(Home}

BEAUTIFUL 1920 French Mahogany bedroom set. 2 dresserarmirror. tnpie armoire. Queen head/lootboard $3500, Bermngham 246-647 1425

BUDWEISER COLLECTIBLES Car-ti, 17 mugs, 2 Tobys, 15 Been a * , lots of imac 810-778-0451

BULL ft Sun Utho By DeCeveo $75. $75 (810)

Jtho by I Guoo S4k scarf 1

761-4140

COMMODE $325 ipmnmg wheel organ $885. kid's (313) 420-2695

$325 ice box $595 rockers $125.

DENTIST CHEST - Oak, toultipM drswsis. n»*is China knobs Good condition. $450 (810) 646-6341

DISHES 1876 Avon Caps Cod col-lection Red glass Service tor 8 $1,500 (2481 673-9032

EGYPTIAN KESHAN 9x12 rug. neu-tral brown edge, must sas. best offer

(810) 589-3139

HANO MADE sold mahogsny double sir* bed $475. 54 In. round panted mahogany table *>'! leaf $450. srchi-tects magnrfiet $130, 28 to end table $65 uphotslsred lounge cha* $35. brass hangng SflHel ismp $65. 4 French provincial chairs $50 ss . 56 m bl4Kk vmyi sleep sols $50 6 painted bentwood chairs $10 aa. 5 swivel bar stools $15 ee. 2 poker tables $30 ea (248) 644-6220

LIQUIDATING PERSONAL Doll Col-lection One-ol A-Kind and very tan-ned editions Glen ft Pat East. Rene's Homung. Rolands Heimer Edna Oali. Groessle-Sohmidt. Blythe ft Snodgrsss snd many many mors CAM for information snd/or prvotogrsphs 810-4894737

1920 OAK $750 wH sel for $540

(248) 546-5526

SOUTHFTELQ- CRANBROOK V»-•age S c M A o n N. OH 1 2 W a between StMMaM A Evarwaan Roads. Eraw on Rack Creek Or or Wsaaxook Pkwy JU 10-13 9am-5

SOUTHFIELD JULY 8 ft 7. 9-6 25326 lie ABMII <4 Mock N ol 10 MSWWof Telegraph 30 yrs of accu it uHlon V S « M 30 000 oorrac books, toys, docks, looto. Mc

W BLOOMFIELD - Fumtoa. toys. Ine*. etc x * r 10-12. 8-6. 7379 sever Leaf Lane. N of 14 Mia. W of

W BLOOMFIELD • July 10-11-12. 9am-Spin 4801 Wendnck Or (Lone Pine E d M k t a a M ) OaMgnar ctotoas. k n i a n . h* coats. Mioaa.

W BLOOMFIELD-4029 Newtond W WMMdtobal OWLong Lata Jut 10-12 9an>-5 Lots ol cool aki>

W BLOOMFIELD - 4838 Faircourt Or , near Wsmut Lake ft Farmmglon Rds GIGANTIC MuM F amity Sals Ttws. ft Fft., JUy TO ft T I . 9-S

Garaee Salet W i m

CANTON- Eatals ft Gsrags Sal* Araquee, fum«t*e ft dolecifcto glass Roaevtas Too much to ksl. July 10-11-12,8-76460 Beck btwn Ford ft Warren Don! Mas!

CANTON 7/9-11 Household items. Books, stereo equ«jment. do* ers dtoe. Beenie batnes. 6509 Durham. (N of FortVE of Shsldon oft Harford)

CANTON: MULTI-FAMILY! Ti antiques household goods July 12.10-4,

Ti 12, 10-4pm Juty 11, 10-1pm 44237 Shendan S of JoyVE of Sheldon

CANTON - Thura-Frl, July 10-11. 9em-5pm Houeehotd ft child, nice quaMy items Oak CNkfcreft crib ft Chsit 44719 Lssiis Lane, S o" Joy W of Sheldon, off Fores! Tra4s

LIVONIA - 35176 Banbury (S ol 7, E of Wayne) Thurs July 10 9em-4pm Anything ft everything Clothes, toys, household items, fumwhmgs ft mors

LIVONIA - Clothes Toys, lumiture. rrnsc household items July 10-11. 1M. 31Q1S Maaon.

LIYONiA *t t j"-B«e- iry neer Joy ft Inkster. July 10, 11 4 12. 9 lo 5 Playpen, ligh chair, bikes beby domes, boys clotoee ft rmec

LIVONIA GRILL, refng weshsr lawn mower, furniture, tools toys, clothe* (regular ft large sizes), china ft cut glass, sourvenow items, Chnstmes itsms ft more Fn-Sun 10-5 30018 Puntsn N ol 5 MileADh ol Mtodtobett

LIVONIA- HUGE family garage sale Kids clothes, toys furniture 37219 Myma. '* block E/Newburg between 5 ft 6 Mi Jul 10-12 9am-4pm

LfVOMN^ MUGfa 27530 Bentiey. Schootcrsft ft Inkster Furniture beanjes, clothes, old ft new Hems Jily 9-11, 9-5

LIVONIA - inlsnt toddler ctothing maturity clothes, some fumHure, July-10-11, 9-4 . 30236 Perth N of Schoolcraft, W of Middlebelt

UVONIA - July 10-12. 9-5 Furniture household items ft miscellaneous 14168 Rambiewood berween Farm-mgton ft Levsn. N of Schoolcraft

LIVONIA JULY 9-13: 9150 Lathers S Of! W Chicago. E ol MiddtoOeft Oofhmg-Size '2 preteen furniture

LIVONIA - Ju>y g - u , 9-5. 30960 Roy-croft, IN of 5 Mile. E. of Memmanl Exe^ise equr paintings, oothes tools rmsc household items etc

LIVONIA WED-SAT. 9-4. 15960 Sun-bury. N. of 5, E of Middlebetl Furni-ture clothes, toys, m«*c items

PLYMOUTH • farm house sale July 9,10,11, 6-5 11261 McClumpha 1 mile W ot Sheldon, between, Ann Arbor Rd ft Arm Arbor Tral Coaecta-Bles ft old stuff

PLYMOUTH N E I G H B O R H O O D saie mlani todder items, furniture, sntiques, outdoor equipment Some-

for Everyone Fn ft Sat, 10-5. St, Ann Arbor Tral ft

iw Ru

OAK TEACHER'S desk, chairs, mahogany and tables, mspls drop-leaf table (81 Oi 305-9366

Ok. PAINTING collectwn inc framed Mama by German master PV KaJ-ckrsuth, $ 1.200 (313) 582-1460

RACING COLLECTIBLES. HOT WHEELS ft BEANIE SHOW Sat. July 12, 9-2, Hokdsy Inn.

Livonia Ml. 1-275 ft 6 MSe Rd Admission $2. Kids Free

RECORD SHOW - JULY 13 $Cash Pnzsa. LPs. 45's. CO's, I0am-top VFW, 25671 Gratiot,

N of '.0 Roseville 610-977-7115

"Star Spangled Savings" TROY C O R N E R S A N T I Q U E S Birmingham 251 Mem* upp*r level Jul 5-Jm 19, Tues -Sal, 10 to 5

706 • •'

Auction Sales

HUGE REPO SALE PUBLIC WELCOME

'Auto Pool Auction w» be toa-.iMiiy uuff ML i aims ofleied Of NBD "Bsnk, Hunongton Acceptance Dearborn Federal Credit Umon Comsnea Bank and Mercury Fmsnce Aucaon neM Wed July 9, 11»m inspecaon 6:30 em. Come to

or Sell Down payment of $500 cash required at time of

sale AUTO POOL AUCTION

19865 Telegraph Brownstown Twp , Ml

313-479-4360

Bank fmerong a now available

Buy o $3 fo$

Estate Sales

BESWICK BEATRIX POTTER 65 pc coleclion et 30% below retail Large colection ol BUNNYKtNS ROYAL DOULTON Sgunnes HUMMELS, PRFCIOUS w u r v tery poroelam ft glass 20% to below retail RETIRED FIGURINE EXCHANGE

8170 Coowy Lake Rd 70 Cootoy Lake ' (800) 893-4494

CONTEMPORARY DINING sat chma, sectional couches, beo-oom sets ste (810) 356-7414

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REDFORD - 9743 Fenton, W ol Telegraph, S. oi Plymouth July 10-12, g-5 No Eenty Birds F

BEOROOM King contemporary k lammat* custom 5 pwo*, Greet M o n . 82200 »10-538-4611

BEDROOM SET| pos anaqu* 2

1 * ^ * baa. 246-642-7

BEOROOM SET. Una soa. sow oak aa l una. draaaar w#i minor, 1 yr oto Make <Mm {313) 397-832*

BEOROOM SET 9 pMoaa. $800 Dining room TabM ta<4 tftaea. Duncan PhytoS 190 5 Bar saoois $36 seen 2 Messrs Excenee eqmp-merH. Piano Kohier Can-iOel $1000. (248) 471-7208

BEOROOM sat • O M sat. queen, leek, sac-sofa. naaao ptos); sold oak

BEOROOM SET- quean bad. oak. drseeer w^xitch cheet al ,i>aaais. mghtstsnd. 1700 313-422-0204

BEOROOM SET. 1860 s; Ommg room k*n*ure by Lane a th cans back chair* (BfO) 474-H31

BEOROOM SETS. 1 double walnut $375 2 smgM $275 ft $175 Places

(313) 522 3882

BRASS BED - queen, new. complete With ortho set n ptoskc. coet $1000

$325 (810) 6*1-4466

CHINAAUFFET SLK3H, Oek TT $550 2 Ether Allen Wing Beck chairs

(313) $50 459-2786

CONTEMPORARY 3 pc leather sec-tional. dark purple. 7 pc black marble Bedroom sot 6 ongmai-canvas paintings (248)932-2130

CONTOUR CHAIR, electrified, heal ft utorstor, kka new Pax] $1800. will accept $800 313-261-1577

COUCH (BURGUNDY) good condn bon, $300 Coftee table ft and labia $75 Both (246) 540-7433

COUCH - Forest green. leather look. Bleck :sequel men's Bureau Almost new Muat sel 810-788-1979

COUCH ft love seat matching, mac tables, odds ft Vids Good con-ation (313) 522-5973

DANISH TEAKWOOO furniture: Lrvmg room ft dming room Excellent condition Will separate roortns

is all (313) 675 34*6

DAYBED complete, $275 Womens clubs BftC $60 Semsorvte luggegs 3 p«eces $45 (248) 380-0414

DAY BED wmtwbrsss. complete, with 2 ortho mattresses, poo up trundle, new - sM boxed, cost $600 sel $300. (810) 691-4466

DESIGNER GORMAN'S Ommg table with 6 chairs Seets t» to 10 $1^00 248-643-6663

DINING ROOM huicfv'server wamm long size mallress. 3 yrs old, rmsc items Moving 248-567-1222

O M M ' n e a r e r temporary oa* 6 choirs. t » e ft leaf. 4 door chma cabmel Used once Askmg $2000 (248) 476-7426

DINING ROOM sst-buffel round pedestal tsbie 4 chs<rs Excellent condition $650 (313) 591-1266

DtNING ROOM aet Oek table with leaves 4 side armed chairs Like new $700 (246) 348-7966

DINING ROOM set. Thorns vide cherry wood, double pedestal table w.« chippendeie cha*s, glass chma cabinet, mobile server Beeutiful $3700 pager 610 656-9384

DINING SET - black ft tan W.'SKM board $500 Glsas conference labia $100 desk $75 Computer stsfiorV desk $125 Lateral tua $50 Antique oek buffet $400. (248) 494-0499

DINING SET, Broyhill Fontsns. tatae w,leave. & chairs, lighted china cab-inet Perfect' $1800 810-583-9357

DINING SET Custom' Soed pme Hutch, dry smk. table W2 leaves, lazy susan ft 6 Chans matching clock ft sconces S2000 (810) 632 7942

DINING SET DIA Glassi'mckel table fi DIA black leather,'nckel chairs. $1000 (2481 334-1195

DRYER - gaa. lto*>o*» $178 L*e-new ( 3 m 8*1 - 0 1 »

LR - Roper stoctno, «Mioe old. •275 31 >254 97*8

ELECTRIC STOVE to good c o n * ~ k. odd a Chroma Comma-

(nJoo-wave on top) >200 31 >421-8001

FREE2ER - Wards UprBM 1* i 181 sqfi capaoly $125 Prase cooker/cannar, MmoMatic 22qt alum. $50 248-477-00*7

GE WASHER ft Kanmors Ges dryer 1 l tt T oM $3BttK*h Al oormec-- • r - - SOLO

KENMORE ELECTRC stove aMorm-Air* B8Q gni. good oondWon %17i

(*10) 227-6757

K E N M & * " REFRIGERATOR by-**)* $1000 now oerwaN door Oyrs old $475 313-451-77*8

KENMORE WASHER ft u*W ft sneer $400 set (248)

ftOrwar Man-

MAYTAG GAS ttyer - 10 montos old $325 246-203-0858

STOVE ft refrigerator 7mo oM $70Cktioto. washer ft dn I dryer tieet. (

(3131 532-2

WASHER ft GAS DRYER • Maytag Estate - Excellent oondnon. uaeo ly i $425.tK*r> Peel 610-5*4-7*35

WHIRLPOOL ELECTRIC

new

WINOOW AIR Condtooher - 5100 BTU's used 1 ssaaon, $180 After 5pm (313) 459-3469

WINOOW AIR conditioner. 5.000 STU. excellent condition $100

248-473-5304

719 PoobSpaalBotTobs

ABOVE GROUND pool 24 R wilh sccessones You remove Best oiler

(313) 729-7009

POOL - l^above ground, good Itoer f ice shape $450'

SOLO

722 Bti i ldini Materials

STEEL BUILDINGS - New, Engi-neered 40x60x12 was $15,500 now $8,940 50x100x16 wss $26,200 now $17,931 "60x200x16 was $62,500 now $39,972 I -600-406-5126

724 Butness 4 Office

CALCOMP6-PENBPW - $J1I5, IIP I p T p e n - $75 3M

(313) 459-6672 6-pen - $150 HP Overhead-$100

CREDIT CARD proceasmg mechme w.'ponter Retafl $1200 will sell lor $650 (248) 203-2946

FIXTURE SALE We hsve |us! 'enovsted our stors ft havs many unused floor fixtures

SALE DATE TUES JULY 6 930em-l 30pm

PLACE: KOHLS (inquire si CUSTOMER SERVICE)

Westland Mai Location ONLY

USED FILE cabinets desks. chs»rs bookcases, lateral files, conlerence tables ft much mora The Pnce Is Right 313-525-6274

USED FILE cabinets, desks, chairs. booKcases. lateral Mas, conference tables ft much mora The Price is Right 313-525-6274

730 CooaL/Iadiutrial' Restaurant Equip.

PlZZA OVENS (2) Y600 Bekers Pride Also, 30 qt. Univex 110 volt mixer SSOOOtoest (3131 579-5324

REDFORD: July 9 ft 10. Weds ft Thurs. 9-5 9178 Sar\aee. between W Ctucagc ft Joy 2 p*ce watorbad. linen*, furniture, books ft misc

REDFORD Not just s garage sale1

Large family wilh variety ot items Hot 50's ft 60 s 1 ormes taWes ft chairs, memorabtoa and collectibles 10am-

E Thurs-Sat, July 10-12 16961 Arthur. 6 blks W ol Beech Daly,

just S of 6 Mile

WESTLAND 30639 Lonrwe Dr 1 light E of Mernman. N ol Ann Arbor Trail Jul 10,11,12. 9 to 4 Womans

dottles 12-14 *extrs sizes. Lots of misc All excellent condition

WESTLAND Multi family July 10-12 1562 Edwm W of Newburgh Btwn, Palmer ft Avondato BaBy items, bike, toys rrwc

WESTLAND • Mum Family - Berwick. 2 Blocks W. cl Memmer off Joy Rd., July 10-12

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BIRMINGHAM - Fn . Sat , Sun. 9-6pm. DR Set. glass desk, comer ence (able excercize equipf books foys. stereo Etc at 2616 Oorchester N of Maple W ol Coolidge

BIRMINGHAM JULY 3-10th 384 Ferndaie Washer,1 dry*! Misc . furm-lure Oak walerbed dming table.

CANTON - Moving • Everything must go July 10-11-12. 9am-4pm 42036 Fairview (S of Ford. E of Llltey)

CANTON TOYS, baby items much mora July 10-12, 9-5pm 42151 Edenbrooke UHey ft Cherry Hmi

ENTERTAINMENT CENTER-WALL UNIT, aoiid medium oak Negotiable! Caltleave msg 246-615-4632

FARMINGTON - couches 25' con-

dinetto sets desks, household items Everything goes" 1246) 432-75*3

carved table base w,«0 m round glass table top; 4 labnc side chairs. Drexel ChippendeM Servei $25001 Seal Sleeper sola, tul sized. Staams ft Foster mattress $450rtiest; 8ar-caiounger Rediner Queer- Anne style wfbal ft ctow leet $35C»'Besi

(810)

Entertainment cabmet wrmalching coffee ft end tables Sota/sleeper w,'matching cha* (313) 420-2077

ETHAN ALLEN - Georgian Court Cherry, chma cabinet, buffet server tea cart, plant stands Misc deco-rator tastes comer curio cabmet Queen Anne cuno cabinet, high boy Grand daughter clock ft other items CaH for appointment 810-489-8737

FIVE PIECE sectional1 bed. antique white wilight pnm Good condition $300 (313) 421 7923

Fridge sude-by side, trostless. 20 cu. $275 Coffee 2 end lables ft Elagere

313-255-7363

KING-SIZE WHITE wash oa* wall unit Bedroom sel Queen sofa sieeoer StemsftFosier 313 538-2836

KITCHEN TABLE • Oak w « chairs $1100, oak end table $30. Oak sola table $40 Cream camel pack sola i " " . ' i.':>' ae s o l x i m

LEATHER SECTIONAL, stunning 3 pc (Cognac), like new. top-ot-me line $2900i'best Entertainment Center-Oak $595/besf 248-637-3465

CHEAPEST PRICES IN TOWN Off-Lease Computers

Wide selection including 17" ft 21" monitors. Pentium, isptops. 486"s. Macs On Grand Rrver oetwee.-Orake ft Farmington

OPEN MCW - FRI 12-6 • NEC XV 17V $375 • Cornerstone 21" from $375 I HP Pentium 75 Irom $525 • Color laptops from $40C

Please call PC Liquidators 246-477-8099

COMPAOPENTIUM 75mgz 16 mg ram 2hafOTtnves. modem. 15" mon-itor $1000 (248) 664-8465

COMPAQ PRESARIO 660, 12 MB ram, color screen. Canon printer $750 (248) 366-046C

466 COMPLETE computer systems w«h color monitors, $500 tes ! 30 station computer la t . 286.366.48f complete systems make oiler

(248)585-1357 or (313)990-9713

INTEL 486 SX. 8 mb ram, 14.4 lax •3.5, 5 25 Wmdows 95. $650

(248 ) 644-7123

(248) 651-418

LIKE NEW bunkoed sal, maple tirash, including chest $475 Full size dresser wi'mirror, dark pme $225 Oak twin size Bed irame w.tiead ft footboard $50 248-642-8326

LIVING room- contemporary; hunker green sofa loveseal chair, coftee ft end tatiie $1700 Oinmg room table ft 4 chairs Black contemporary $6CO Ail nke new 248-824-1601

MUST SELL - piano ft oh»ds bun« bed. rarely used. 246-851-4206

SUPER COMPUTER SALE SAVE U S SUPER VALUES

FLINT. MICH SAT JULY 12 10AM to 3PM

I M A ARENA 3501 LAPEER ROAD

S OF EXIT »139 OFF OF 1-69 FREE PARKING

NEW ft USED COMPUTERS Lowest Priced Oaks to U S A

SOFTWARE $2 ft UP Admission $5 00 (313)283-1754

5 YRS old. $200 Works good Makes copies (313) ?29-6034

PINE BEDROOM furniture $500 Toshiba B-g Screen TV $1000 Whirlpool gas dryer, $100 Too cl the line NorOk Track. $

fc»J$25001 Lawnmcwer. $100 (810) 646-5576

1M | 1 Farm Prodoca I J B o w e r e P U n u

GAROEN CITY Juty 10-12 9-5 31515 Windsor S ai WarrerVW ol Memman Furniture bedroom sat. Steal dask watorbed small appli-ances a Lot's of misc lams'

QUEEN BED Heed ft toot board, oak Excellent condition $300

248-478-0178

HOUSE FULL ol tumnurs Poo. tab* appliance*. s« good lo excalenj Cell tor spot 313-453-8767

MICROWAVE WCART Gas Magic Chef stove. Electric dryer yard equipment Uler 4 313-537-0994

MOVING SALE High quaMy Tho-masvUe ft Harden FumMura m Top Condtoon Complete dmmg room mckKfcng comer ceOmet ft huntboerd $1 800 sel ol 3 bookcae» she* units w glass doors $1 000 Sols stoaper $700 game table ft chairs $1 200 Baby lumtur* Muel oof

(3131 7*4-4*87

MOVING SALE- Living. Kachen Bedroom Sets Entertainment Un*

(313) 3*7-0369

JEWELL ft ASSOCIATES ESTATE SALS

50*6 Fedora. Troy 10,11.18, 9am • 4 pm

of L«to Lake Rd W cI SEE THURS AO

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ROYAL OAK 1 * 0 * Barren St E of Csmpbsl a ol Lines*. Pit -Sun . • to*.

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veneer, hen>—rs. tools •neehmery atsiakisi bandies kara-lure srtoqua M r patos sag. Mo a m w -Yi M * M .

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SOUTHFIELD JULY 10-13, 9a-3p

table * V 5 ' i T spa 2*33* Ram Btmg Rd iSoutttoetd ft W.Bator)

STOVE. BUNOS TV, chae* todtos custom jewelry

Low piioas*i&-doffw-ig cu Chen Very I

WESTLANO WOOOCMEST 1266 Woodcraet C Fumkura cfyMM 8286 Woodcrasi <» Apt K H »

716 B M M M U G O * 4 I

ARMOIRE QUEEN bad hutch M M (24*) 4776134

s T S • H O MMad (313) 9 *1< f l *2

BABY 9*nmons Crtb 8 changing tsMa Light Aah u n new >40* p w > « B * - 2 * n

o*e*. e m i t agreed bnpaa New $6000-*el $300C*est 2 « f c * « 7

RATTAN TABLE, round glsss-top. w e chairs iGreal tar sunroom) New $i20(VSell $350 (248) 542-3324

248-355-4260,' Fiats nciu<kng gsraniume $5 95 A* 10* "angir.n caskets • $7 96

J ft P potted Roses $7 95 Vines vines spas* sipersgus torn, New Gurse knpeneras. 7St aatfi Ctoemg tar Ihe t ies on -k*y l e i v

Opim 7 days 9sm 9 pm

SOFA BED ft matching loveseal Tan ft green ptoto Excellent condi-•on Asking $800 (3131 981-0125

SOFAS ft COFFEE TABLE Scott Shuptnne exceaent conoitem Cell afler 4pm (248) 853-0055

SOFAS (2) 2 coffee isbto Efhan Allen dmnmg room set. 4 piece queen bedroom. (313) 4*4-2387

SOFAS (2) oft-whae Excellent cherry end tsbto twltel table ft hi-Bqy (24*1 476-2771

SOLID MAHOGANY tabto opens to 12.8 rosewood ohaw* 3skM. 2 arm. $3000 Black Techkne » * * * * • carAo gilds, rrssc PCs 248-398^027

746 Hospital Equipneflt

CHAIR GOLDEN Tschnrtoar stoc sdmer 'orsi Bkie I yr

used 4 mos $700 (31S) 425-9080 tne power lit! redmer

ELECTRONIC LIFT CHAIR ookJ color, good condition Ca» 313-9*1-5C

INVACARE STORM Ranger X power * r stochsir ueed tor I yr . nan, good conation $750 313-4a»9363

WHEEL CHAIR Never ueed ugM

Enable power Pad 500 1248) 673-9032

weight

TRADITIONAL dm»ng room aet. entertammenf cemer love seat, chars ooneetatM ft end tabto* C a l (248) 3474664 Novi Are*

747 Jewelry

WALL UNIT 5 oeces leek 9 awto $2 500 C a l

(313) 4*2-4106

WATERFORO CryeM Lamora pat torn, 12 each wawr wm* sheAan. • a i a a n o now S HOO Mseaseeo i

WROUGKT M O N Flonds Room k*-mura 14 moo* om r a x t o g W M 0 M 8 tMM 11900 810-932e*75

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MENS ROLEX OAYTONA WATCH stsintoaa Wack face mo then 1 year Ota aaaottbesi Pay (313)884-40JB

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718 A M CONDITIONER Largs 11,00 • n r s good

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2 29MP 80" Buaon totot 1M5 •to uoi'i **atoN -ehj*b«ehed

spere tires ft tSedss $4 OMVee fwst 12481. 344e*T0 Of f t 2 * 2 + 2 2 2

JOHN DEERE 1**1 rrxa* tractor wmuktomg MadM. toa hour*. Ike new a*00 (313) * 3 7 e t 9 0

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b rakes package, m y eyes a lmost flew ou t of my head: $20,695, i n c l u d i n g dealer ins ta l l ed floor-m a t s a n d d e s t i n a t i o n a n d h a n d l i n g . S t a r t i n g

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t h o u g h t — unt i l I c losely sc ru t in i zed t h e s t icker . Every th ing you w a n t is there. T h e r e w e r e n ' t any added options. N o t h i n g .

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The Honda CR-V.. .what you see i« what you get. And it's all there.

Tha t ' s w h a t really s u r p r i s e d me about the CR-V. F r o m t h e o u t s i d e , you w o u l d expec t it to h a v e a round t h e s ame a m o u n t of room as a small spor t ute. The re ' s ac tua l ly e n o u g h room for five and a p re t ty s u b s t a n t i a l ca rgo a r e a in t h e rear . And if you rea l ly w a n t some r o o m , fold down t h e r e a r s ea t s a n d you've got 67.2 cubic feet -- more t h a n enough to h a u l all your specia l belongings.

About t h e only d i s a p p o i n t m e n t is the power it doesn ' t have . The CR-V is propelled by an al l-new 2.0-l i ter 16-valve dua l o v e r h e a d cam engine t h a t p r o m i s e s 126 horses . You c e r t a i n l y won ' t win a d r a g race in th is one.

Once i t ' s c r u i s i n g a t a d e c e n t 40 or 5 0 m p h r

however, you'll find it does have power to pass on a two-lane road suqh-as S q u a r e Lake jus t eas t of Woodward. Push it u p to 55 or 60 and you'll find your se l f look ing d o w n a t t h e s p e e d o m e t e r t h a t j u s t p a s s e d 8 0 w i t h o u t you r ea l ly be ing a w a r e

t h a t you were doing t h a t speed. "Honest , officer, I r ea l ly didn't t h ink I was going t h a t fast."

A n d the fuel eff iciency of t h i s engine is real ly g r e a t : 22 mpg in t h e city a n d 25 mpg on the high-way. Very respectable .

Technology w a s not forgot ten in th is cute SUV. You'll find p lenty of Honda ' s l a t es t innovat ions.

F i r s t , the re ' s "Grade Logic Control" in t h e auto-m a t i c t r ansmiss ion . W h a t it does is simple: when c l imbing a s t e e p hill, t h e t r ansmis s ion au tomat i -c a l l y d o w n s h i f t s a n d h o l d s a l ower gea r . T h a t e l imina te s the g e a r h u n t i n g t h a t happens in most a u t o m a t i c t r ansmis s ions . I t a lso downsh i f t s when going downhill a n d al lows b e t t e r braking.

T h e n t h e r e ' s " r e a l - t i m e 4 - w h e e l - d r i v e . " T h i s H o n d a - e n g i n e e r e d s y s t e m a l l o w s t h e 4 - w h e e l -d r ive system to ope ra t e in f ront -wheel dr ive under

tScucte- 4.9% See CR-V, N e x t P a g e

A P R F I N A N C I N G FOR U P T O 60 M O S .

O N S E L E C T 1997 M O D E L S .

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T-Top* 1997 FIREBIRD

Automate, a* power windows & locks, ABS brakes, dual a* bags aKrmnum wheels. 3800 V6. rear defroster, stereo, CO, fear spoiler, PASS ket theft deterrent, dual sport mirrors. Stock #070063

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QM OPT II $111120

1997 BONNEVILLE SE 4 DR SEDAN

Air conditioning, automatic transmission, 3800 V6. antWock brakes rear decklid spoil windows, pemttr I rear decklid spoiler, AM/FM stereo, rear window defrost, Wtpower

ymtr locks, tinted glass, sport-mirrors. Stock #970705.

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1997 GRAND AM SE COUPE

Auto, air conditioning, ABS brakes, dual air bags. AM/FM stereo and more, Stock #970181.

SALE PRICE

GM OPT II Deduct $732.45

1997 SUNFIRE

SE COUPE A t condMoning. rear defroster. AM/FM, dual a * bags. antHcck brakes, sport mirrors, tinted £ass. power steering. power brakes Stock #970822

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ALL NEW 1997 GRAND PRIX SE SEDAN

Automatic transmission, air oondWonjng, an&-tock,brakas, dual air bags. 3800 V8 AM/FM stereo, steering wheel radto controls, power wmdows, power locks, cruse. M and more. Stock #970802

pwice ' 1 7 , 9 9 5 * $ 2 7 9 " 36 month Lease pmmo.

1997 JIMMY 4X4

4 DOOR Nfartec 4300 V-6 engine, automatic trine., a i r b a g , ABS brakes, afr conditioning, power windows/locks & mirrors, tilt, cruise, AM/FM cassette stereo. & much more! Stock #979305 i m ' 2 3 , 9 9 5 - JSWiL. 30 month Smart Lease ' 2 5 9

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C A B H Air condtoonng. SLS Sport, AM*FM cassette, 2.2 Iter L4,5-speed. aluminum wheels, P205/75R15 tires. Stock 979276.

GM OPT II Deduct $775.95 ' 1 3 , 4 9 5 *

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1997 3/4 TON SAVANA

CARGO VAN 5,7 350 V8 engine. 4 speed, auto.. 8600 GVWR, air. tin. cruise. SL decor, 125' wheel base, air bag, ABS brakes. Stock #979233.

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1997 SIERRA PICKUP

Vbrtec 4300 V 8 engine. 4 speed auto, tranamaaton, brakes, dual air baas, air oonctfoning, AM/FM much more! Stock •979420.

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1997 SIERRA 3500 HD

STAKE TRUCK Vortec 7400 V-8 engine, auto trans . air conditioning, t ? stake body. 40" racks, 40" HD bulkhead, ICC bumper 15,000 GVWR and much more! Stock #979413

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norma l cond i t ions a n d a u t o m a t i c a l l y 1 sh i f t s i n to 4-wheel dr ive when it sens-es a s l ippery road sur face .

And for a sma l l spor t ute, th i s CR-V h a s a rea l ly nice ride. Not a Cadi l lac , m i n d y o u , b u t i t ' s no G e o T r a c k e r , ei ther. T h e ride is cons is tent , comfort-able , a l l o w s e a s y h a n d l i n g a n d you won't h e a r much road noise.

The CR-V h a s a lot of a m e n i t i e s you w o u l d n ' t e x p e c t f r o m a s m a l l s p o r t ute. S tu f f l ike 3-point sea t bel ts a t all ou tboard s e a t i n g posit ions, child-proof rear door locks, recl ining sea t s all t h e way a r o u n d , p lenty of cup holders, 12-volt o u t l e t s in t h e f r o n t a n d r ea r a n d a micron a i r - f i l t ra t ion sys tem.

T h e r e a r h a t c h is d i f fe ren t , bu t real-ly w o r k s to your a d v a n t a g e once you get used lo it. P u t the key in a n d t u r n a n d it o p e n s t h e w i n d o w p o r t i o n of the r ea r door, which goes u p wi th the a id of h y d r a u l i c s . P u t y o u r h a n d inside t h e l icense p l a t e a r ea a n d t h e rea r opens like a door

T h a t m e a n s you've got the flexibili-ty to pop s o m e t h i n g in the cargo a r ea q u i c k l y o r l o a d y o u r m a t e r i a l a t b u m p e r level w i t h o u t r e a c h i n g over the t a i lga te . S m a r t thinking-

O p e n t h e t a i l g a t e a n d r emove t h e cargo floor a n d you'll find a nice addi-tion: a picnic t ab le a n d a s to rage well to ca r ry a n y t h i n g from a couple packs

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of Peps i to the family ' s wet b a t h i n g sui ts . +

The Honda CR-V is a cilte. s m a r t l y d e s i g n e d sma l l spor t u t i l i ty v e h i c l e t h a t p a c k s a lot of v a l u e i n t o i t s $20,000 price. Bet Honda sells a ton of these .

Want us to test a certain car or t ruck . ' Wri te A n n e Fracassa online a t avan -ti l054@aol.com.

1997 Honda CR-V with ABS p a c k a g e Vehicle class: Special purpose vehicle. Power . 2 .0 - l i t e r dua l o v e r h e a d c a m 16-valve 4-cylinder Mileage: '22 city / 25 highway W h e r e bu i l t : S a y a m a City, S a y a m a . J a p a n .

Price: $20,300.

BALDWIN CONSOLE piano. Cham hrm* •Jicfru ooncMon. 5 yr, oM Banc* TO 12250 (313) 484-88#«

OOGAN • Yamaha. US-l Elacfcma, Ilka nam lu* kaytxardi & p H H Haft MOfi 4 137 kayboa/Q

load iwOwood component, S N«r>ut M 14000 or Daat oftar 313-467-5M4 ,

PIANO - Batry Grand Hxnba* Com-pi«M prortsncn* laatoraSon Mual MM £»05 810 661-3077

REFURBISHED STUDIO baby arano Qarman Merrill piano Walnul

$9 500 1246) 355-4634

W e Buy P I A N O S (Spinas. Conaolet, Qranda)

Top pre®* tor Steinway Gr*nd* - ANO

HAMMOND ORGANS (6-3. C-3. A-100 4 oth«r»|

Call Mr. Howard 3 1 3 - 5 6 1 ^ 3 5 3 7

AKlTA-VERMONT COUNTRY OOO, 3 yr old famala. graal wluda L«r« talk' (313) 420-3578

7 5 2 SporUnjGoodi

EIGHT FT pool tabta 2 MIS ol bans. 12 cues. $150

(248) 360-0652

MCA Sport Cycle, it rows fl cycles $300 Cadence 2300 Treadmill, $400 (313) 427-9674

POWER MA* IV home flym wergm 4 ou«ey system $l50it>esl Also sCa-norxary bike, $60 810-651-1622

SAIL WORKS 1905 race sails. 5 0. 5 9 6 9,6 0 Also Fiberspar Carbon 500 mast. Ca* (519) 978-2463

SOLOFlEX complete with Bunerlty 6 >eg extension tKca*ant $500

conation 313-422-8649

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• 1 Lawn Garden i

• J Soow Equipment

HTD 8HP. 32" CUT New water. Made, arass attachment, cover 4 rwore $7OO 313-397-8167

SELLING commercial walk-twftmd ta»o mower. John Deere 1 ?hp 54' •loatinc deck 42 nrs $'900-t»esi

810-6511622

TORO- 21 set propeaed mowe» 4 rrs old $150 Call

1313) 416-8966

TROY BUILT Chipper $950 Lawn tractor w carl $650 Garden Equip man! 1246) 471 7206

7 5 0 MuceUaneoui For

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AIR ccnWoner $150 U-One Wine Captain $200 2 WMa, Boys-Guls $30ea |4) Honda Prelude alumm^n wiheels S200 (313) 455-0504

BEANIE BABIES 4 sets ol McDonalds Teomes 4 assorted Bean-es tor sale 810-661-3877

BINOCULARS'US Army 1944 $60 Nikon pocke t camera

• $25 810-76'-4140

CEDAR SPLIT rail tonang - poes 4 ra«5 naturally aoed. tseauWul lor landscaping 1,3131 453-3633

COLLEGE STUDENTS - Fuson t**ge cushion $75 Word processor proiess*onal da»ey «t*»l MS.OOS compataOle $200 246-477^X167

FOUR SALE Ba*ty s prerr«ere plus (3 yr) memoersh* Call Bart 0

(810} 851-6279

7 5 0 Muceikneous For

Stle

H O M E O W N E R S

W A N T E D ! ! Kayak Pools e ooking lor oemp-lomesnes to display our new maintenance 'ree Kayak Pool Save thousands ol $$5 with ir*s unique opportunny1

CALL NOW'lk 1e800e31 -KAYAK

PARAGON KILN 17" " dagon > 22 1 4 ' deep automatic shut ofl extra collar sneff $500 ( 3131 126-5956

REDFORtJ- HOME gym We-ler lyiag dish-

(313) 541-1287

gym 8530 brand new $250 Ma, wasner $175

7 5 0 Miscellaneous For

Sale

SPIRIT SR 225P treadrmll. $1500 Specialized Srrros' accessories. $300 Mcclain trainer. $125 Minolta XG ' accessories $275 Fender US Sttat, $500 248-816-6310

TREAD MILL - Vita-Master Hardly used New. $300, Asking $165

(313) 525-0224

WATE-MAN EQUIPMENT M| ia iaM bench, leg attachment barbell weights ck*nbeiis. heavy duty mats Lite new $3^0 (246) 642-1284

7 5 4 Wanted lo Buy

WANTED - Quafty old Fishing Tackle pre-1950 Lures, tackle boxes rods 4 reels, etc 246-681-7604

TAMAGOTCHI TOYfi For Sale Brand new Pnce negotiable

(248) 256-9J

TRI-ROLL motorized scooter tor harxltcapped person, m excellent condmon. $800 (610) 541-5803

TV CABINET WamD? $220 Com-mercial Smger sewing machine $600 S-0e By almond GE refrig-erator $310 Exercise tads machine $200 Goodyear nres <4| Sue 16 in good shaps $100 S'air climber $150 (248) 674-7009

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P€TS/ll\t€STOCK

# 7 8 0 - 7 9 8

EdcM Edgar Atana. 33*41 Lyndon. L m w , c i Farmmglon Ra Between i I * 4 Schoolcraft 9am-4-pm Adu* $5 Semen $4 Child $3 SeneMtorMi Human Soaaty For more into ca* Judy (246) 681-4663

PERSIANS I HIMALAYAN8. 6 weeks old, NCFA regiswed

(810) 471-1366

TO LOVING home. 2 adult female cats Ca*: (313) 466-7300

7 8 4 Don

ADORABLE LOVING Shil.ru mal-lei® houufcrofcerv neutered 5 mo old U shots (246) 651-4022

AKC PUPS AMa Wime $350 Sfrbe Inu $550 OHMTS Cream $200-$250 A* males. 313-422-S713

BEAGLE AKC male years oM great Kuntsng dog $100 Call before 9pm (313) 421-6197

BEAGLE MIX year old To loving home 'Memphis • Has bean neu-tered Very good with children 4 other pets Ideal lor someone Mth a fenced loi Excellent watch dog Per-fect lot sogle lemaie AH shop cur-rent Has own deg house. bed.*travet case (313) 425-3175

BRITTANY PUPS- AKC. Great blood lines Good hunters Greal winds $200 2 Ml (610) 627-3190

COLLIE RESCUE Has several lu* size cofces available $125 lee Shcte spayedi'nevtered (313)326-2606

DOGUE D€ BORDEAUX (like m Tumer 4 Hooch) Red 4 black mask papers shots 313-372 1345

GERMAN Shepherd Puppies - great temperaments tamify pets 4 show dogs 313-699-3620

GERMAN SHEPHERD pupp-es. AKOchampwn blood knes 6 genera-tions 1810) 662-4434

PEKINGESE FEMALE 1 yt old spayed. « shots lovely tempera menl. naaaMHi pnce 313460-2344

Rooweter Pupe - unbeatable temper-aments champion knes Guarantees See both parent. 313-46I-;015

ROTTWEILER RESCUE Rescue 4 Adoptfen Foster Homes Needed C M (810) 334-5223

SIBERIAN HUSKY Puppies AKC Rea»1ered 6 w*s oka Gray 4 White d S (517| 656-8474.

ST BERNARO PUPS - AKC 7 weeks, have parents $500 Gertie Giants Farm (517) 543-3158

WEST HIGHLIND white temer peps AKC Shots Vet checked 6 5 neeks old (313) 534-2036

YORKIE PUPPIES 8 wee*s old shots no papers $400

313-427-4952

sfamnum-. 66M r*Mx tro*ng • eatal seals ste

„ motor fronfcYear ped-steering coneole. wate

Very dean' $3600 313^460-4307

BOSTON WHALER 1076. IS 73 H P Johnson "Stinger' WJE-2 trater, $4995 (246) 861-0030

BROWNING 17VI R 9C horsepower, ^th trater. canopy lackwMust set $t 500 best (248) 476^560

CARVER 1966. 36 1 AFT An, wn-erator loaded, low hrs E'catent condition $87,900 l313i 675-2562

CATAMARAN 14FT Sails 4 lines $200. BesJ Ofler

(246) 693-4154

CHAPPAREL 1992 1900 SLC. 10* rebuM engine wtth 200 hours W*fi trater, $10,500 ( 246) 550-1686

CHEROKEE, 196328ft (Scar*look alike) twin 350. trailer Divorce sale $14 500 810-851-5145 or 610-656-7730

7 8 7 Horse Boarding' Commercial

CHRYSLER MUTINEER Sateoal | ten new Harkan self lurSng jib. . trailer 4 5KP motor $1 100

1-2481 656-1955

ROOM FOR 2 horses Lois of pas lure Palure board $11Smo Stalls »14Cymo. (517) 546-6797

7 8 8 Household Pets-

Other

AMA20N BLUE Front Parrot with cage. 6 yrs old talks Moving pnced to sen $800 Troy (246| 557-1222

BRONZE WING Pionus parrot. 4 yrs old talks $500 (313) 416-6346

GERMAN SHEPPARD AKC, 7 mos old, housebroken. all shots New cage $450best (810) 471-3095

GERMAN SHORTHAlR POINTER pups AKC. beauMvd champion hunters good Dreed 313-425-9547

GOLDEN RETRIEVER - seeking loving, single-pet home lor l8mo old neutersd male AKC Shots $300 Senous mouines Only 246-203-7811

JACK RUSSELL terner mix 1 yi old female Needs good home loves ch*-dren (313) 525-4159

LAB MIX 6mo lovable Needs loving home «nth fenced yard or lot ol land Spade 4 shots 246-553-5769

LAB MIX puppies - hia les 4 females dewormed. 5'* wks. $25 each Mother. $25 Call. (313) 595-7041

7 8 3

I LABS AKC, yellow champion swed OFA certified. Males 4 females Availatke July 10 (313) 878-3040

Cat*

PERSIAN KITTENS w/papers for sale Adorable 4 cuddly Ready.for good homes' 313-453-2169

LHASA APSO AKC 8 wks old, male $203. female $250 Will tak« oter (2481 634-5724

LHASA APSO • Males. I Pair). 2 yrs old healthy all accessories included $250Besl Musi sen 1313)836-9263

& AUTOMOTIVE

R€Cft€flTIONflL VCHICUS #800-899

CLASSIC 1964, 16 It T4T mahogany trater. 1965. 60 hp Eainrude (3131 675-2562

DECK BOAT Four W«nr\s 1911 260 HP Trater New moomig cover Excellent $5 500 (248) 669-2305

RINKER 1905. 160 open bow Mar-Mr. 30 IO. *ater kMded * *

2^r» >0600- 313-063-3660

RUN ABOUT 18 fibantea*. t25hp Evmrude outboard Rune great $1500 313-416-1501

SEADOO 1000 Bombartter 2 i wtrater sxcetent condMon $2200 beat I»10) -

S EA-DOO JET boat 10#5 Speedster tee HP twin ananas trater oover we new $8,905 (313) 426-2466

SEADOOS • 1006 SPX/1904 X.P water With exvas Mual se* $6700

246-960-0240

SEA DOO-1906 XP-weH maintained very low hours. $6100 Mffi trater 4 extras (248) 643-2900

SEARAY 1064 - Bowrtder 305 Chevy tandem irate-. Lots ol

"Extras $6500. (313) 464-2560

SEARAY 1004 Bownder 170 Tea wArater excelent. 3.0 L Merc LO 35 hrs. extras' $6,950 810481-5624

SEARAY, 1985 200 DA. 7 4L. 300MP Bravo III 65 hours. GPS $55.900-ol1ar (246) 528-0902

S u n d a y , J u l y 6 , 1 9 9 7 O&E

SEA RAY 1992 • 23 ft Sundancer exceaent condmon. less than 100 hours $22,900 [313) 427-6435

DEEP V RUNABOUT - 19ft 165hp. Mercruiser. I/O. Water. Wife says it has to go' $3200 (517) 545-9470

DONCI 21 FT 1989 Regazza 350. 260 HP tandem Waller. SS stereo $16.000ol1er 248-647-4241

FOUR WINNS 1996 190 Hcrfzon. 15 hours 220hp 50L. DuoProp CD, custom trailer Mint condition! 517 900t)est (2481363-2330

FOUR WINNS 1984 - 22 5 S(m-dancer Fully ngged lor fishing including rone' trater. new natch, canvas auto pilot wymote control New ste®nog Engine rebuilt 1996 GPS 2 cannon electnc downnoger 0(313)953-2210 E(61C« 828-8509

IMPERIAL BOWRIOER 1977, 16-s ft 75HP Evmrude trailer, many extras. $2750 248-626-0548

INFLATABLE ACHILLES Dingy w 9 9 Merc 11 11. blue $2999

(8101 661-3977

8 0 2 Boats/Motors

JEEP 1986, CJ-7 Great condition, 4 speed 4 wheel drive, black. $3700'

I best Call (246) 478-6560

A CLASSIC Century Rescler 1966 Mahogany Ford V8 $5700

(248) 363-6611

BASS TRACKER 1989 40 hp Johnson, trailer low hours Excellent COTKition $5 000 (248)348-7145

BAYLINER 1988-2950 Avanti. a« cabin, twin 230hp tOVs beam Excel-lent $2 7 000 810-674-3842

BAYLINER 1995 Capn. 17, 120 hp Mercury outboard trailer lots C* extras ess than 5 hours must sell $10 40Qfeest Livonia 313-522-1796

BAYLINER 20' • loaded. * wheel trater both minL $&50C firm Call Thur thru Sun (248) 375-9535

BAYLINER 1990 S*>rra Sunbndge 2765. excellent shape low hours. 5 7 litre motor ship-to-shore radio fish depth finder ne« outdrive, 2 new b«l-tenes $20 OOO best 313-467-5491

KAWASAKI 1005 750 XI Jet Ski » 80np 20 hrs. new corxktion plus extras, $4500t>esi

Ca* after 6pm 313-427-0970

LASER II with mam. jit spinnaker sails, trapeze 4 trailer, $1500

1-710 313-261-7103

LASER SAILBOAT - 13' 10'4" 76 sq ft of sail Excetleni condition $2300 (248| 546-3746

LUNO 1995 19 ft . 90 hp. Mercury , trater. many extras $13,500

(248)348-6607

SEA RAY 1091 I®, i r . open bow Teal 4 while. Like new! $8000 (248) 391-2718 or (248) 652-0665

SEARAY 1988 300 We ^oaded. good condition $40,000 Docked m Oscoda (313) 464-0149

SEARAY 1979, 26 WE, 330 HP-TRS O'T) douCte back to back seats, ait lounge seal, camper top Lor an Muage SS prop, excellent condKon $11,900 (313) 501-0224

SEASPR1TE 1980 • 19 ft 4 3 Merc cruisei. IO. E-Z loader trater Greal condition $6COOtoesl 313-454 1878

S4LVERLINE 16 ft. V} hp Mercury outboard good condition, extras $3000 248-477-1756

SKI DOO, 1994 XT. complete w.trater 4 cover low hours, $3000 Ca* 8-4 ( 313)205-1800

SK! ELIMINATOR 1988 19ft SKI BOAT, 350 IB, low hours Excellent' $7400best SOLD

SMOKERCRAFT 14FT, 25 HP Merc live-wen bildge pump, kghts. troeing motor.Waile. $3000 313-722-5034

STARCRAFT 1988 20 . 140hp O.'B ship to shore, depth finder New equipment $9003 (313) 455-6371

SUNBIRO 1991 Corsair 176 - Mail, low hours, Ez loader Water Extras Must sell $6500 248-449-1567

SUNDANCE SAILBOAT 4 trails' 1972 20'. dividetfVKkpit. 2 sails, sleeps 4 single handed or 6 can entoy' $1,999 (248! 588-4360

MARAOA 1993 21lt Cuddy SOL OMC 75hrs like new custom trailer, rjioonng cover extras must see. $15,500 - 313-981-3111

MASTERCRAFT 1981 690 hours Looks and runs great $6,000 or best

1810)449-2806

PONTOON - 24 ft Crest ll 35hp Johnson Great Shape $3200

(313) 523-9035 (810) 437-0708

SYLVAN - 19B Deck Boat 170hp I/O, wilh trailer $80CVor Best OBer (248) 693-4154

THOMPSON 1991. 17 5 tool. 175 HP, low hours exceftent corxWior $8000 (313) 451-0909

TIARA 25FT V8 Mercru.se, VHF depth sounder head trater good Shape $12,900 I313i 428-9472

WEDGEON SAILBOAT 11 ft. mam, lib wailer exlras. $700

(313] 522-8589

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, tftalcoat pr Dnveway Repair Estimates » 1-868-687-9616

• THE JEFFERY CO * Commercial Black Top Paving

(313) 584-2430

A FAMILY BUSINESS

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I STAIRWAYS 4 RAILINGS 1 KfT CHENS-VANITIES-COUNTERS

BASEMENTS-OOORS-WMXXVS STORE RENOVATION

! Lie 4 In* 28 yt*

3 1 3 - 4 2 1 - 5 5 2 6

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2 4 8 - 5 8 4 - 7 4 4 4

BARRY'S CARPENTRY Balhs Baaemants Kitchens

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810-471-2600 313-636-6610

Rec rooma. Basements. Kitchens Baffvooma. New 4 Repairs

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(313) 461-7452

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248-477-9673 A a K MASONRY Repan 4 Anar aeons Chmneys. Porches Dnve-ways Panoa. Tut* Po«»nQ Free Eat (313)704-5440 or (313)240-5400

ALL CONCRETE WORK Driveways, amx «oors 4 porches Masonry

Uc 4 insured Cal anytime TOCO HUMEOCT 810-478-2602

ALL CEMENT Dw»e—ys. Uid.i.e«ii. " •wig Lets ato Ham 4 repair*

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8 1 0 - 2 2 0 - 7 9 9 7

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DECKS 8Y STEVE Beautiful Cedar Decks.

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G A R A G E D O O R S

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SHAMROCK DOOR 313-634-4663 |

AIR CONDITIONING • HEATING Sales • Service • installations

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Garage Doof Repair

GARAGE DOOR-SPRING Repair 4 Automatic door openers Repaired or Replaced Door Slop Company,

(810)624-4042

106 Hone Improvenent

VELASCO CONSTR CO INC * Basements Rec Rooms. Kitchens 4 Baths, DrywallPlaster 1 Pamting WATER DAMAGE 4 INSURANCE

100 Got ten

DoorVSemce

1 A-FLOW-RFTE SEAMLESS gutter 121 Colors Instated 4 Repaired i Licensed 4 Insured Free Est

313-459-6280

BRENNAN DOOR

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Ucenaed 4 Insured BEST CHIMNEY INC.

8 1 0 - 5 5 7 - 5 5 9 5

3 1 3 - 2 9 2 - 7 7 2 2 4214 WooOward Ave Q*k Par* Ml

Speoakzwig *i Wood • lot / Exl Steel • Storm • DoorwaJis 20 yr prot carpenter 313-534-5787

ENTRY AND STORM DOOR Sales 4 installation 10% ofl with ad. For fee estimate ca* 1248)544-8415

(248)763-0426

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CHIMNEYS, REPAIRED. Cleaned Screened New Al Roof Leaks Slopped Senior One Uc In* Srce 1062 Crown Contracting. 42010 W 10 MM Now. 313-427-396' 810-344-4577

HAMPTON BUILDERS 2*437 QreenMd M . SouMeU

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KMCS CONTRACTING INC WIIUIMNH. adtMons SpeaaUmo In uerarrec ft herrteood doors M Home Iweroismerss a Repen Uoanaed i meured 313-444-4063

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810-476-0011 313-836-6610

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1-800-371-5506

0 5 2 Clock Bepur

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t t w a n a n COMPLE Cl0£* ft Wood o m 29800 flis MM Rote. Aadwn 313«6-ise'

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CLEANING SCREENING REPAIRS

471-2600 jm. GUTTERS CLEAN ft repair also chimney repair Free estimates

Cal anytime 313) 654-3685

OHMER GUTTER SERVICE Outers cleaned lepaved. scraaned

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Retired Handyman • lypes d work 3ii|636-861l

( 8 1 0 ) 4 7 1 - 3 7 2 9

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COMMERCIAL / RESIDENTIAL • Homes • Offices • Apts

Dependable Staff • Ins I Bonded

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MR SHOVEL • Resodang of Lawns • Drainage 4 Low Areas Repaired • Poois Filled n or Removal • Dirt-Concrete 4 Snruo Removal «Fm^ 4 Rough Grading 'Smalt

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• N O B L E ' S • LANDSCAPE SUPPLIES

• BOULDERS • Keystone

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810-474-4922

1 2 3 Lawn, Garden

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at migfitygreekeamamech net (313) 582-4445

1 1 5 Janitorial Service

GENERAL OFFICE CLEANING Deny Weekly or

. in ne Business (313) 401-1208

' Landscaping

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1 ^ 3 1 ^ 1 ^ 2 4 4 6 /

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313-729-1222

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$47-2764 or 56»6136

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CLEAN UP A HAULING SERVICE

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810-364-3213

ft mmnttee raxad 7 daytete Joe »iO-664-O310 / 313-601-7073

UQKT HAULING

ACE LANDSCAPING CompMla Spnng Clean-Up

Shrut Removal. Trimming. Weeding. Sod Complete Landscape^

(313) 533-3®67 AFFORDABLE LANOSCAP1NG

L a C o u r e S e r v i c e s Compute landscaping. Lawn Mamt Old landscape removes new inaiatod Spnrtear start-upe te net fteumaceen-TA HKV Ra earn tKmUma om * l : Oyn f rmtm (810) 354-3213 489-5955

BMCK PAVING Pteoa. Ottawa. Wtea Ressinng

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D O / A U BOBCAT SERVICE

KITTYS LAWN SERVICE Weekly lawn maintenance Mowing, wtuppng 4 edging. Residential onfy

1 3 6 Miscellaneous

STAND-BY POWER SERVICES standby 4 portable generators instated 3-yr rnaint 4 24 Mr sve 800-562-0015 wwwsbpsoom

1 3 8 Movin^Storafe

ALL TIME MOVING THE SMART MOVE"'

Ucjlns (810) 773-6476 INDEPENDENT MOVING

Free Estmates insured Low Rates' 810-548-0125

Painting/Decorating?

Paperhangerv

Custom Home Specialists Intenor 4 Enter or Prompt FREE Estimates Fully insured

313-533-4293 10% oft wrth this Ad

PAINTING Interior-Entenor 2~Vfr%/«*9 Pressure cleaning, insured, references 248-821-7007 313-542-1404

Q U A L I T Y P A I N T I N G Thorough Preparation Work Myself since 1967. Free Estimates. Fran* C Farrugm B10-831-6262

REUBENS. PAINTING intenor. Exlenor Qualify work at reasonable pnees Free estimates

(246) 399-4265

S & M PAINTING INC Free Estimates Intenor and Elienor Commercial and Residen&ai Insured and Bonded (3131 284-6426

BEAT ANY WRITTEN ESTIMATE!

8 1 0 - 4 7 1 - 2 6 0 0 313-835-8610

New 4 REPAIR. Shmghng. rubber rootng. cedar, flat tamng. gutters 4 related carpentry insurance worV

COMMERCIAL ROOF - Licanaed 4 insured Altstale Roofing

(2481 348-5130

GARDEN CITY ROOFING 4 CONSTRUCTION

Tear cts 4 recovers Flat roof spe-otests Uc/lns (313) 513-0009

1 4 7 Plastering

• JOES PLASTER 4 DRYWALL* Waier damage Dus^ tree repairs 32 yrs exp Tpstunng Guaranteed 810-478-7049 Pager 810-600-9032

LEE S WALL REPAIR Specializing in water damage

and resurfacing Dust-free repairs Free Estimate • (313) 844-0702

810-47-1-2600 313-836-8610

Water damage, ins work. piast*«ng, paming. lexturad spray repairs

1 4 8 Ploabiag

1 4 2 Painting/Decorating

ABLE CUSTOM PAINTING Quality professional crallsmaraNp

lr*Je*t 25 yi* e«p RasiComm Gary (313) 704-4630

A1 CUSTOM Pavang by Frad Eitenor ft Irtenor Guararteed

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Custom Designs Pa»ntmg

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(313) 533-8450

DAYLIGHT PAINTING E lienor

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D * i l t e Spread * (246) 624 1690

ADMIRE YOUR YARD New ft

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M aft-' am >ai * u • (<ee SaL 12 yr* expenence 313-462 5406

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LOW RATES 8 1 0 - 4 7 6 - 0 0 1 1 *»Ate'NG?NPERlNr,

AJ FOLEY PLUMBING 4 HEATING rspees. faucat* water neate*. sewer daarteg Fartey owned since 1062 Uoanaed Free est' 313-425-8282

MASTER PLUMBER Al type* ol remodeling 4 repairs UCJ Ins Free est Clean tast service Don tie Ptumtoer 810-3S3-3756

PLUMBING WORK DONE Reasonable rales Faat service

No lob too sma* 313-274-2460

(810) 471-2600 (313)636-6610

Plumbing 4 Saver Ciearwg Repair* 4 Alteration* riemoOetng

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± £ 2 CHARLES POWER waarang HoUee 4 swing end panang Interior 4 exle-

Cte any ame (313) 584-3686

LOW Praeaure Cleanmg 4 Pramwn Seeteg Deck. Pod. Steng ft Bnck Baaute* wort w/guem reette 11» yr TOLL FREE (MS) 2»1.WASH

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UNOER-PRESBUNC Power WaaNng • • HonteME Ptetelpft tearanc 19% CM mm at Oetet 313-846-8238

I wy ee* Oua*ty ^ | j | 477-7743

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313-422 313-532-1426 5727

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1 7 6 Sewinf Machine

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IAKES REPAIRED YOUR HOME IEN POSSI8LE 110-788-1»50

Telephone Semce Repair

ALL WIRED UP Pre-wmng for New Construct**-* Telepnon* Winng Repair 4 Jack •nstatekori lor Phone. Fa* 4 Com-puters C*« 1810) 460-1037

Tile Work-C«riB.o'

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810-471-2600 313-636-6610

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board motor-• eNclrtc start, separate gas tank. $1000 S1O-061-a«14

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Quakty worK a

Licanaed • Insured • Fa* prices "v ] For Honesty ft Integrity cad <Sr-.

246-865-7223 or 248-476-6064 S k 4

WELLCRAFT 1064 - IS Hah. CC TO HP rabuM. power M. exlras. E-2 load S450abtet (248) 474-5465

YAMAHA 9 0 hp outboard motor. Bia new $1150 313-463-5307

or 500-2064

Boat DotkafMariiie*

OOCKOMINIUM 50X18 ft Bate Maer Harbor, ticellenl tactews-land contract. $40,000 (248) 473^501

Motorcvclefc'

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BSA 1060 dirty but ongxte ttea $65Q>beal 1313)

BSA 1060 650 Li^itmng - 11.000 miles, cotector* tern, ongmai. beau-MM. $3600 (248) 685-6666

. HARLEY OAVIOSON. 1006 Fat Boy $18,500 4 007 Heritage Softtte Classic, $10 500 810-861-5145 OI 810-858-7730

Quality Cars 6 Trucks We buy stei integrity

Pieeee ca* Jell Benaon Car Co (313) i

8 2 0 Jonk Can Wanted

A L L A U T O S - T O P $ $ Junted. wrecked or runrang

E & M: 4 7 4 - 4 4 2 5 Evenngs 313-601-1869

8 2 2 Tmeki For Sale

BLAZER 1001 S10 Tahoe. red. 2 wheel dnve. dean, chrome wheels 54,000 rmtpe. $8.500 (313) 722-5503

BRONCO 100O ful size Edcte Bauer, red. 81.000 meee. loaded $90CX>.besi (313) 422-4208

BRONCO 1005 XLT "Black SporT leather air. V-8. 10 doc CD player, power MndowaAocks. cnaee te. loaded 31.000 mtes. $17,905 DEMMER FORO (313) 721-2600

HARLEY DAVIDSON 1006 FLHTCU, Ultra Oasac. loaded, excetent cono-non. Sl7 500tiest 248 683-3300

HARLEY Devideon 1076 Supergkde-added chrome. 10 700 mtes Excel-lent coraMon $8500 810*78-2608

HARLEY 1906 Heritage Softtte Classic. FLSTC Extras extended warranty $21,500 (313) 459*867

HARLEY 1904 LOW Rider Convert-ible 2-tone. 1500 miles $14,000

Canton. 313-464-9632

HARLEY SPORTSTER - 1007 80 mtes Attermarket seat ft windshield $9000 or best (248 ) 414-0026

HARLEY 1906 Sportster 1200. extra chrome SHARP $11,500 invested asking $10,300 1700 mtes Mini 2 tone paint (248) 643-0490

HARLEY 1070 SUPER GLIDE wal kept, kke new excetent buy. $85001 best (313) 202-5108

HONDA GOLO Wing 1966 Aspen-cade. custom seat. CB, extras. 56 000 mtes Excellent £on<Mon $6 400 (313) 037-9210

HONDA 1961 Goldwing Interstate. 43,500 miles with trater hitch 4 trailer $3,000 Ca* after 7 00 PM,

313-427-3658

HONDA 1966 Niohthawk. 450, dean $750 o. best ofler Call ask lor Tom (313) 561-8129

HONDA. 1995. Shadow Ace Low miles, warranty, immaculate Cobra accessories $8,750 246-349-4526

KAWASAKI 1996 Eliminator 600 -Excetent conation extended war-ranty, CB 4488 miles exlras $4,800. (313) 037-9210

CHEVROLET 1965 PEK-UP - vs. 115.000 miles Runs good 2 wheel dnve, "4 ton $2500 810-478-1134

GMC 1084 - Pick-up iteh cap. 80.000 " * teenI Conation $13,500.

(248) 347-9346

GMC SIERRA 18 PICK-UP. V-6.

a s eves (313) 264-

GMC 1906 Sonoma SLE cab 3rd door. VS. automatic an. Ml power, loaded. Emu-ad green w/graphte manor, akirranum wheels 4 lonnaau cover ftnMh off the alie-nor Showroom new! 810-778-6317

GMC SUBURBAN 1096 4 wheel drive. 5 7 L V-8 trater packaged $26,500 (248) 620-2S27

GRAND CHEROKEE 1006. LaradBt 33.000 .mtes extended warranty, loaded $22,000 (313) 456-3305

RAM 1006 Sport. V-S. power wmdowvdoor locks, ML cruise, onfy 15.000 mte*. extra sharp ONy $18,088 |

RANGER 1094 XLT, 4 cylinder 5 speed. 41.000 mtes as. caaaal

- L $7400 313-455-0002

RANGER 1904 XLT extended cab V6. Black. Greal concteon 51.000 mtes Under warunty $11 .OOOrtxte. 313-730-8165 paga 313210-5758

CHEVY 1907 S-10 Extended Pick automatic an 4 3rd doon

$15,095 CaH Mart. 458-5246 GORDON CHEVROLET

CHEVY 1004 S-10 LS Pick-up, V6 loaded, automatic $10,000

PANIAN CHEVY (810) 355-1000 •

CHEVY 1005. S-10. white 5 speed, low maes $9000 (246) 660-8658

CHEVY 1007 Tahoe LS. 4 door rear cargo doors only 2.900 miles $29,900

PANIAN CHEVY (810) 355-1000

CHEVY 1993'A Ton Pick-up with cap. two lone. 360 V8. a greal buy at $13 406. low mtes' Ca* Nick. 458-5248

GORDON CHEVROLET '

DAKOTA. 1093 LE - Red 3 0 stick, 8 bed wVner 72,000 highway mtes, $5800 313-535-2633

DAKOTA 1968 - VS. automatic, new tire*, long bed. high mtes. runs good 42800'besl 313-422-4873. 080-9653

DAKOTA 1993 - V8. 4x4, extended, cab. green, sem loaded, hitch & more $12,200 Ask tor Doug

313-981-6785

RANGER 1094. XLT extended cab 5 speed, m. 55 000 mtes. new tires. $8200 (313) 513-6597

RANGER 1901. XLT. extended cab deluxe 2 tone pant. Me buying a new one $89 down TYME AUTO (313) 455-5566

RANGER 1001. XLT package loaded, 57.000 mtes. $810CVbest Must M l (248) 473-5164

CHEVY 1001 • Ateo beaded tmtm cessans pdweriteiduweApcks, te, a

$5404 313-633-0007

CHEVY 1001, LUMINA. APV.

$6800 246-662-4557

DOOGE CARAVAN brakaatees n n good, good sanapcr-taeon. HOOO'baat 313-3^7-0400

DOOGE T0OZ Grand Caravan SE Exoetent condtton. 56,000 mtes $8500. (313) 421*001

DOOGE 1001 Grand Caravan. LE. kept n garage Clean, $6,800 or bast

~ r" 248-682-1481

8 2 4 Mhi-Va

TOWN 4 COUNTRY 1983. Mrs Van L II.ne.', ateisi. eha^y $11,800 —

F O X W I L L S Chry^r-Ptymoum JeepEagM

313-456*740 3l5e81-3171

TOWN ft COUNTRY 1004. mm van rear te. ft heal Sale $11,980

F O X H I L L S Chrysler -Ptymouth^eep-Eagt*

313-466*740 313-961-3171

8 2 8 J c c p i M f M Drive

BRAVAOA 1904-4.

towing. aulomaK. trater towing, every eaaon ar 86606 m*ee exteWed

' (248) 540-1414

COUNTRY 1S86 i l l l i i 36.00C

$16,500 (248) 861*425

828 Jeepatt Wheel Drifre

• I CHEROKEE. 1006. L*«fltL As*

a, m mawtananoe partomtel 4000 Cal aRer

^48-426-9037

VOYAGER 1986. 31.OOO mtes. VS. timed window*, power locks B* tape ft aa, $11,950 (313) 255*438

DOOGE 1006 GRAND CARAVAN ES 3 8 V * . automate dual aa«teat. power aAndowafocka seal. cruae. tt. Infinity sound, dual dpors good seetm(j $22.0OCi

SCOTT DOOGE PLYMOUTH (313)451-2110

FORD 1096 Aaroetar XLT Extended wagons (3) 7 Passenger. 4 outer automatic dual air*ieat. power wmdowatocks. cnase. ML casaetle, from $14,988. DEMMER FORD (313) 721-2600

FORD 1006 Wtndatar GL. loaded. 7 $11,986

FORD 1096 Windstar GL wagons (2) dual air/heat, automatic, power wn-dow*. lock*, cruise ML privacy glass cassette Loaded! From $15,995. DEMMER FORO (313) 721-2600

VOYAGER 1086. Ralya, te. 30L. V-6. 7 passenger 26.00(5 mtee ful war-ranty. $17,000 (517) 548*422

VOYAGER. 1004. SE aw ABS key-less. new tires $13.00C*>est

(248) 480-0440, Ext 216

VOYAGER SE 1003. loaded excel lent condtem, 72.000 mtes One owner $0300 (313) 427-0866

WiNDSTAR 1006 GL 26.000 MTES warranty, many exlras. vary deen. non-smoker (313) 451-3516

8 2 6 Yarn

AEROSTAR 1089. Edcte Bauer Ed bon. 72,000 mtes. naw Wes 4 brakes, $4600 248-474-7772

ASTRO 1994 Conversion Van, V * ful power Coachman Conversion Package Nber^ass running boards Vacation special Only $13,988

SUBURBAN 1065 New everything. Must see for $8000

(313) 525-1424

TAHOfe 1995 LT. red. fully equipped, low mtes Pnced to sell'

248-348-7000

Grand River Novi

Mini-vans

DODGE 1992 Dakota LE Club Cab, V * automatic, air. fiberglass cap only 49.000 mtes, $8,995

DICK SCOTT QOOGE PLYMOUTH (313)451-2110

KAWASAKI 1996. KX250, excellent condibon, extra parts, must ste $3700 Dearborn Hts 313-295-2319

MOTORCYCLE 1961 Kawasaki Red Zephyr 750 3100 miles Excel-lent $2,50albesl - (313) 414-7053

TRIUMPH 1969 BONNEVILLE 650, T120R. complete restoration Uka new' $6500tie*t Oay 313*84-4036

TRIUMPH 1995 Spnnt 900, 1800 miles excellent condition, red. $8495 810-685-3290

YAMAHA RAZZ 1993 Black motor scooter 2200 miles includes helmet $650 (248) 478*157

FORO 1993. F-150. automatic, V * . air. a M m c'd. tool box. 46 000 miles, red excteent condfoon. $8900

(313) 721-9922

FORD 1996 F3S0 "DUAL REAR WHEEL" Pick-up, V8 automatic, a*. 7,000 miles, $17 996 DEMMER FORO (313) 721-2600

FORD 1995 F150 'LIGHTNING' 5 81.iter V * H O automatic. a.r fu* power. Limned Edrtion. $17,995 DEMMER FORD (3131 721-2600

FORD F-150. 1906, U a * * * v ** garaged, under 3.000 mtee.

$22M>best (313) 581-0366

AEROSTAR 1992, Edtte Bauer. 4WD. nat proofed loaded 118,000 mtes Best dler 313-226-9645

AEROSTAR 1993 Loaded 40.000 miles Runs well New tires 1 owner $9,500 (248) 674-7009

AEROSTAR 1995 7 passenger, excellent condition loaded 18.000-

is $13,700 (313) 422-5414

AEROSTAR 1994 XL SPORT. Ite power, amlm cassette 43.000 miles $9500. After 3pm: 313-532*674

FORD 1905 WINDSTAR Wagons, automate, power windows, locks, cruse. ML 7 passenger. ekjrmrHjm wheels, low mtes $13,996 DEMMER FORD (313) 721-2600

GMC 1994 all wheel drive, extended air. automatic $14.00& best After 4.30" (313) 522-8772

GRAND CARAVAN 1993. LE, loaded excellent. new transmission, $7800 (810) 574-9500

GRAND CARAVAN 1991 SE - V6, repainted, runs good, roof rack, 7 passenger. $7900 313-416*460

GRAND VOYAGER 1991. LE, loaded, This black beauty is ready lo go $6995 1248; 816-1539

GRANO VOYAGER. 1990 LE. V * . loaded, excetenf 60.c00mtes Must ste $6400- (810) 649-5863

GRAND VOYAGER 1991 LE - wood w M remote start, rear air. airbag. all power ongnaf owner 94 OOO hwy miles, very nice, new Tires $7900if best Oiler days'313-421-7333

eves 810-471-4747

GRANO VOYAGER 1996 SE Loaded. 45.000 mtea» Very good condition $17 000 Call afle- 6:00 p.m. (810) 656-1Q2B

CHEVY 1904 Astro Van. 4 3 Her V6. low mtes. pnced to ste' $10,995 Can Tony. 459-5245

GORDON CHEVROLET

CHEVY 1987 C2C Conversion Van Very dean, runs good Power locks, wmdows $2400best 810-477-0473

CHEVY 1992 Explorer conversion High lop. loaded luxury everything $11,000 (810) 642-1725

DOOGE 1906 2500 Cargo Van. V * . automatic, air, power steering' brakes, Pnced lo seW $13,988

DOOGE CONWERSKDN 1002 B250 V-8 Clean' Loaded' pop-out capiam chairs.scrfa. $6200 810-348*222

DODGE 1988 High Top Conversion TV. excellent condi-

(313) 535-1988 Loaded, color tion $5,200

FORD 1994 AEROSTAR Sport Wagon, 7 passenger, automatic air, power winoDwslocks, cruise. M rear wiper,washer privacy glass, tow miles $10,994 DEMMER FORD (313) 721-2600

AEROSTAR 1991 XLT - Extended, dan, red, 74.000 miles, loaded excel-lent oomMcn, $5995 SOLD

AEROSTAR 1986 XLT*4.000 miles Electronic dMplay air. am-tm cas-sette $l900'best 313-455-6588

AEROSTAR 1992 XLT trater Clean sharp, loaded

810-473-5162

FORD 1988 F350. pick-up dies*" 1 ten. fiberglass cap 75.000 mtes $8,OOObest (313) 455-0664

Motorcycles-

Parts 4 Service

HARLEY OAVIOSON 1992 Wectra glide classic, Black, excellent cona-tion $16 900 (313) 501*159

HARLEY OAVIOSON 1993 Scon ster many extras, mileage under 4.000 $6,600 Eves 313-422*117

FORD 1995 Ft50 Supercabs (3) XLT, V8. automate air lull power, loaded Pnced trom $14,995 DEMMER FORD (313) 721-2600

FORD F250 1986 XLT Lanat, 460 cu engine. Ml sue 74,000 original miles, work box Runs-tooks good $3500 5 30pm-9pm 248-426*619

FORD RANGER 1989 - 5 speed manual transmission, ground eflects. sun rod, lonneau cover. 84,000 miles, runs good, looks great. $3300

313-459-5882

M Recreat ional

Vehicles

SANDRAIL 2 seat bemen frame, street legal. 1600cc VW engine Include* spore engine 4 transmis-sion $3900 (313) 422-7584

j FORO 150 1988. XLT Lanat. V * . 6 speed, air cap. very dean, many

; new parts. $4,900 (313) 421*493

ASTRO 1993 CL - extended, A WD, loaded very good condition. 73.500

110,300 E> miles. $10,: 1810*15-0034

ASTRO, 1989 CL - 84.000 miles power, w. tinted glass, luggage rack. trfl 4 cruise, amlm cassette $6350' Best 313-421*168

ASTRO CL 1967 loaded blue good condition or Best (810) 253-1633

passenger Itwn 53800

ASTRO 1995 extended. 8 pas-senger, Deep tinted windows, loaded $12 995/best i'248) 348-4299

ASTRO VAN - 1092 CL extended, all wheel dnve, 8 passanger. power door&tocft*. cassette rear air 4 heat,

package 63,000 miles 248-685*561

towing $6500

MAZDA 1092 MPV - excellent condi-tion. fully loaded 6 cylinder tan, $9000-best 313*48-43^6.981-4687

FORD 1989 350 Cargo • 300 6 cyl-inder. automatic, runs good needs repair. $1500 (810 ) 474-1286

MERCURY 1995 Villager GS Wagons (4). automatic, air. privacy glass, power wmdonstocks. cruse * temim wheels, loaded. $13,595 DEMMER FORD (313) 721-2600

OLDSMOeiLE 1901 Silhouette 7 passenger leather loaded. 39.0CX) miles, $7,500 (810) 651-7200

PLYMOUTH 1091 Grand Voyager LE - 2 tone Blue, loaded $5705 alter

•313-562*659

PLYMOUTH 1991 VOYAGER, auto-mate. an. good tarruly wagor, $5880

F O X H I L L S Chrysler -Ptymouth-Jeflp-Eaglji

313-455*740 "313-961-3171

PONTIAC TRANSPORT 1995, power doors'windows extra dean Must sell' $11 750 313-591-0040

SAFARI 1995 EXT: Giaval conver-sion 29.000 mtes warranty $15,200 Best (313) 458-9181

TOWN 4 Country 1993. from rear air 4 heat, leather loaded. 68.000 mtes green excellent $l3 000Dest 248 349-2288. eves 248 348-1731

ASTRO VAN 1901 LT tnm. AWD. 7 passanger loaded excellent $7SOO or Best (248) 363-2536

VOYAGER 1906 GreaiVtan 33.000 miles V6 A.r Cruise Clean $11.99&Oest (248) 814-0518

FORD 1995 E350 Chateau Club Wagon 460 V8 automate, dual air heat, quad captains chair wrth bed

I $17,495 DEMMER FORD (313) 721-2600

FORO ECLIPSE Conversion-1991 Nee $7500 (313) 464-2942

FORD 1995 E350 12 Passenger Club Wagcn dual air/heat, auto-matic. 460 V8, cruise, tilt, your choice $17.595 DEMMER FORD (313) 721-2600

FORD 1995 F150' Supercab 4x4" (2) V8. automatic, air captain s chairs loaded $17,995 DEMMER FORD (313) 721-2600

FORD 1996 Step van. Gruman alu mmum Body automatic 2 walk-m doors racks Must See' Only 5.000 mtesl" $18,995 DEMMER FORD (313) 721-2600

Jeeps/4 Wheel Drive

C l a s s i f i c a t i o n s 802 to 6 2 8

5 828 <*)3J

Jetpa/4 Wheel Drive

CHEROKEE LIMITED 1000-4 wheel 3 m l

Sue (248) 828-0040

Jeep«4 Wheel Drive

CHEROKEE 1003 *port Brand new Brake* ft kr»* AtenvivnoM Man

unr -

CHEVY *1D06 Suburban LT. 4x4 Trauemg. leather ready "v* Up Nor*X Cal Dram. 468-5243

GORDON CHEVROLET

LIKE LEWIS AND CLARK - WITH VCRs.

Tha Qterr M n <ai M - s b t Chivy V a b m n w Van: American trsv«( has come a long way from a canoe and t * » paddles Meet two American explorers who can help you Ascover new places while the tods watch their favonie video Choose the Chevy-Astro* Conversion Van if you want a md-sue van that can seat -up to sever, m living room luxury or tow up to 5500 lbs: besides If you travel so often that toll takers know your name yOu might

prefer the FJI-suie Chevy Van" Conversion Van No matter wheh you Choose and whether your tnp lasts a day or a year, both are incredibly corfltortable. amazingly dependable and easy lo main tain, thanks to a Vorteor engine that doesn't need Us first sched-uled tune-up for up to* W0 000 mtes" Whch means the next time >ou leave home you don t have to come bock ( K I T T I IC IS for a long, long time See your local dealer today

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BLA2ER (996 LS Red 42,000 miles Emended warranty to 75.000 mtes $16,500 (248) 440-2713

BLAZER 1005. LT, loaded. 4 door. 4i4 wTute on gray 29,000 mtes $18 50ttbes1 _ (313) 261-4044

BLAZER IBeS-S-10. Rea, 4 wfieei dnve Loaded RKIS oreat $3500

(313) 454-1445

Campers/Motor

Homes/Trailers

AIRSTREAM LEGACY 1993 - 454 engine 34 f t . mini condition 9-10 mpg. $46 900best 313-261 7854

AVION, 1976 all aluminium 31 ft iwin Beds, rear batf» dual tar*s aw awning - 313-721-5120

COLEMAN 19»2 pop-up Immacu-late' Air. furnace, hof water, fridge Dike rack S420aHrm 248-681-0496

COLEMAN 1900 Pop-up like new-Sleeps 6. hoi waier. screened room tndge. 2 stoves $3500 248-524-0064

DUTCHMAN 1996 Four Winds 29' w»de Body. Ford cnassie. seK con-tained. fu*y equipped with dolly & '•»! »M L r-ika Jirk .fnianfc mntt

I OoD or 1—•" LOW miles. $43 odD or Best" esJaie sale 313-941-3894

ESCAP'ER. 1987. 2T IIWi wneel 1 Bedroom fu* bath. Mcftei sleeps 6, ar. $9 S00rt*»51 313-292-5530

FOUR WINDS 1901. 29 It 460 K>w mtes loaded. $26,500. Tow doHy • avateite 313-728-3937

GLOBE STAR 1072. 22 « . awmng new refngeraior, htefi included. Must

$3000 (248) 869-5794

MIDAS 1984 Ciass C Motor Home -26' Sleeps 4. runs great Mu*t ste $7,500 - (313) 720-1485

PALOMINO 1966 TXL rwaside pop-up. Good condHion Fridga 4 sink. $2200 248-480-9335

STARCRAFT 1987, Nova, sleeps 8. eicetent condte* $240ftt*wt

After 5pm SOLD

SUNLINE 1992 23*4 ft Solan* Tmvel Trailer Loaded. $8500t«sl

(810)632-7540

SUNLINE 1098 2fl»l travel trteer Twm Beds front tmdna*. SiAo heak Mr awnings AMTM cassette rwfto. cable ready REESE h»cH and *way bars power tongue jack and many criTier aura'*. $11500 248-3S2-011»

SUNLINE 1986 Saturn (reveler 'rater eseaterw cond»te. teoiter. ttehroom. *lote ft rtengeralor. hot •ate> neater, new ares dual lank* S350CH>est after 7 (248)820-8130

TRAVEL TRAILER 23ft «te con taried awmng. nam are* graal cm-MON $3.00(Vtest (313) 536^882

1903 VERIUTE 10ft cat>-over p j *uc camper E tcatar* common $8900 (313) 730-8040

VW 1089 We«pftete Camper ovner 87 000 mtee. loaded Imr uMM $13 500 (248) 340-2086

WINNEBAGO 1088 Elendan 34 It 27.000 mtee 454 Cftevy I I ganer te leveier* awneno. I t e * new we* ft Banana* a i l l " corxteon novemoter 827 500 248488-2034

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1*88 CAteARO pam. toe many tm Over $7 000 n e M • «S.»8 tor 84 000 (313) 425-1187

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Here 's what vou pay monthly for 36 months. Sl6l $182 $202

Here's the amount due at signing.

$2,656 $2,027 $1,397

SATURN OF FARMINGTON HILLS

24730 Haggerty Road N . of G r a n d River

(,, 473-7220

SATURN OF PLYMOUTH 9 3 0 1 Massey D r i v e

1 - 2 7 5 & A n n A r b o r R o a d

453-7890 (313)

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Piymeni etftmples b s * d on 1997 S U wi th A C and US R P oi $14,665. Ljcense. title, ^ inurtnce are extra. Due at signing includes fint month's lease payment plus down payment and > 4 9 } acquisition ee Primary lending source muf t approve lease Mileage charge of 1.15 per mile o m 56 ,000 mjles O p t KM-to-pure !*»«,•«• 1150 Lenee it re$pons»ble "for excessive wear and uae Payments may be higher in some states Delivery mu»t be taken from panicipating retftilet stock by 6 /MV97. 0 1 9 9 7 Saturn Cofpomion

"See Les and Pay Less "

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96 GRAND AM SE 4 door 6 cylinder, automatic, tilt, cruise, cassette, one owner. . . .4 ! 3 , 8 6 0 4 1 2 5 0

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96 SEBRING Convertible , M 2 . 6 1 0

T V . 2 0 0 ' I Z b U l / . V b U White. 2LT6mahc. powerwinaows 6- seats."tilt, cruise"

9S BUICK PARK AVE Power, all opt ions, extra clean 4 16J385—11250 s 15 ,645

95 BUICK RIVIERA Tan. all the toys, one owner . . . . . s20,125 4 1250 18 ,870

95 OLDS CIERA SL 4 door 6 cylinder, power windows, locks, tilt, cruise 4 1 1 , 2 5 0 s l 2 5 0 ' 9 9 5 0

95 CADILLAC SEVILLE SLS Red. Power roof, all options, one owner 4 2 7 , 6 4 0 4 1250 ' 2 5 , 9 9 0

94 CADILLAC DEVILLE Black, vinyl roof, low miles, one owner 4 2 0 , 0 l 0 4 1 2 5 0 ' 1 8 , 7 6 0

:!• n.m I i i 7 i I i * j i i • V i / i i k f l W : m» t»i» 6cyl inder, power seat. E n d o w s , locks, tilt, cruise 4 10 ,250 M 2 5 0 ' 8 9 9 0

94 CHRYSLER LHS Green, leather, power seats, windows, locks, tilt, cruise 4 15 ,220 4 1 2 5 0 1 1 3 , 9 7 0

94 TOYOTA CAMRY LE Green. 6 cylinder, power roof, loaded *16 ,725 S I 2 5 0 ' 1 5 , 4 7 5

92 OLDS BRAVADA 4X4 Black, leather, all the toys, like new ' s 15 ,260 1250 4 13 ,990

95 EXPLORER XLT Red. 4x4. power windows, locks, tilt, cruise 4 2 0 , 2 6 0 4 125 0 4 1 8 , 9 4 0

95 MERCURY VILLAGER GL Green, only 20,000 miles, loaded, like new 4 16 ,795 4 1 2 5 0 4 1 5 , 5 4 5

92 OLDS 88 ROYAL Silver, power seats, w indows, locks, t i l t, cruise s 10 ,994 1250 s 8863

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CK 1500 1996 Old- >Jp * *4 QiaaiVO' Co"version loaaea loaded .©aded1

Won't las! a! 524 SOO Call O'e*. -»58 5243

GORDON CHEVROLET

DOOGE 1996 RAM. 2500 SIT 4x4 S--XW. alow leased only 17.000 milw. i.«e -cw ai a are at p"«e Only

! GRANO CHEROKEE 1995 LareOO • V8 'jreal conation 49 OOO rrue*

SI 7.250 12481 642-6381

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GRAND CHEROKEE '994 Laredo Very c«ean. select eac tie*er low t«9 $14 500 SOLD

GRANO CHEROKEE 1994 LareOo TO loaded 4 « 4 Trader tow Extended warrant* -i 39 000 miles S16.900 (810) 939-6791

GRAND CHEROKEE 1995 Untried • White, m n condition $i8.000best • O L D

GRAMO CHEROKEE 1994 LinMed. , a ClOQ miles red l«2IN;r V8 liAe • e/. 522 000 i V 3 ) 464-6476

FORD "996 &aM» 4»J V-6 ,i malic, oowe- «ir>ic»sJloetis cr-jise. luggage rack al. ~n

reii defrost $16,996

Grand Cfieroiioe 1997 Limited -12 000 maes »M» oadea •*•> ma rained >27 SOftbesI

8t0) 952 1669

Is JIMMY I9»4 BUck. don 50.000 nulw,

CAVAUERS IS96. aipcftoowlron. 2 8 4 door, •« u m i i k 6 brakaa, priced to

P A N I A N C H E V Y ( 8 1 0 ) 3 5 5 - 1 0 0 0

flanM CAVALIER 1992 Wagon. Km mila Vary clean 17495 Call Draw. 468-5243

GORDON CHE VROLET

Antique/Classic

Collector Car*

wa.. leae-er. low, farm e«l Waoamy. $11.SOO 24&-3368960

RANGlER 1994 Red soft top low t t w w » ®«cat»ni coodmoTL Mu-s: seK 512 000 (313V 953-9440

SUBURBAN -995 350. automat* leaded door locus amlmcd 36,000 miles *a"anr» $26,500. Ca* Days ,313: J2€ 8731. E»M 313-427-7226

SUBURBAN 1994 4i4 rear an. 3rd. seal 69 000 Musi Se" Ne* one has arrived' S'9.900 810-258-2673

SUZUKI 1994 SIDEKICK Musi Safll 5 speed 2 sol tops ar alarm war-ranty Share' S7800 810-851-S194

TOYOTA 1992 Land Cruiser ••we sunroof CO 29 000 miles like • » » S25 900 810-850-817$

FORD 1993 Broncc ~«J E « . 8aue> V8. automata. a • "ml cooer - 4 000 m-es greei- $16 SOO

Machtucll 3Fnrit Plymouth Read near Ha^gelv

|313| 453-1100

FORO EXPEO'TlQN 1937 Ei-lif . j ^ p r <fi9 Camnancfie Picnup 4*4—iwf*"—seals - i ' : 5 speed CD. "ew over-

1200 miles &34.000 181O1 642 4223 ; t,;es j cusl. erced-anaily ' "a M..S1 set Best oner

810-685 2260

GRAND CHEROKEE '993 LTD 4 door VS. 5 2 a-'omalic loaded low package Very well maw U.ned' 51Q500 SOLD

GRAND CHEROKEE LT0 i»94 Biac« w gold package infinity siereo -gray j>j«» »sat'ie- newer tires* cai-es !»»«• package. V-8 4 . 4 adult drive-, excellent condrtiori malic air alum»>um * f * e « sharp-19 000 - les warranteed until' $13 996 Ca» Mar* 458-5246 70 COO A f . ) $19 250 COS- GORDON CHEVROLET

S000 or 248 4 73-5504

TRACKER 1994 Convertible. , now slee- rig & Brakes $8990

P A N I A N C H E V Y ( 8 1 0 ) 3 5 5 - 1 0 0 0

TRACKER 1996 4 door. 4.4, auto-

BMW 19193 325IS, 5 speed Wack an black loaded eicellenl conditon $19,500 or Besl 313 881 2983 w Weekdays 248-8S5 5985

BMW 1988 M6 Spoil Coupe Red Excellent High performance $ 15 OOOitasI (248) 736-3700 Wee. ends 248 624-0600 Weekdays _

BMW 1996 Z3. redblac* leafier lie-nor. 5 speed. 4 cylinder CD changer tape urvJei 3.000 miles mml $31 500 810-932-5881

BRADLEY GT. Kit car $2795 (2481*47 0931

CONOuEST 1987, TSl f-Uo 5 speed, exceilenl runrung. redbiack leatner $2900 18101 626-9541

CORVETTE 1982 ai powe" 52.000 moles, glass t lops $t0 500 EKel lent condibon' .91G- 476-0825

COpVETTE 1989 • Week grey inte-rior glass 'oof 24.000 summer miles $l6.950Wer 248-476-2308

CORVETTE 1987 Convert©® twa,' white top New. lop. tires Cakes etc Datona nm$ $12 300 810-594-4940

JAGUAR 1990 XJS ConvertiWe 12 cylinder red 30.000 m.les $23,000 Immaculate1 (810) 476-0825

MERCEDES 1 rruies service winter tires $13

500 SEL 72 000 smoka color

(248)47> 3095

MERCEOES 1992 500 SEL rrant, very low miles. Black w dove grey leather e*tras SULD

MERCEOES I99i miles wttwe w dam Blue l< Immaculate must see $49

low leather

900 l 2433

FORD SKYLINER 1964 body perlect. angina

o« ca< f Too many parti lo $6500 Aak tor Ron 12481 471 5437 or <313) 535-6636

MCA 1959 Roadater - red. black ,nte-nor & lop n excellent condition, engine 1 mechanca good, solid driver, $9 900 CaH'attar 6pm

(244) 474-3227

PONTIAC STAR CHIEF 1962 4 door. 30.000 miiaa $3,800 Ca* Cfula

(313)532-7604

MGB proiecl

979 Wyoming cat Greal nra parts $700

313-397-8167

PORSCHE 911 1986 conveniens eiceiient ccocMion orolessionaily mantained garth, -ed new 'ires, custom wheels, many extras, stored winters 33000 miles last & attention getting S28 5Q0't)esl 610-54Q-0'23

SAAB leather sell

'996 SE turbo, blacn tan •ceded. $24 OOOHest Must

Call (313) 341-0709

243

GRANO CHEROKEE 1994 62 000 -vies C-«a $14 500 Days ,.3»3) 456, 5150 sr eves 810) 624 1644

FORD '996 E«o>ore-Moon root jBL s: PACKAGE S22 30G

• EcJ.t Ba . j - a C C • 13 -555 93

FORD 1996 E«:ploier 4.4 air full powe' CD p-aye-26.000 miles factory

lihtrktucil 3Fnrh FORD 1993 E.plore- *L f -3oo'.- loaded real clear" $"2 9 » Can Mark 458-524C

GORDON CHEVRO. £ T

FORD 1991 F150Supen:aD4.4 *Ll lanat naded. 5 0L aulor^atic "1* motor 59200 V I

GMC J1MMV 198~ Sack 350 V8. !S9« hi wny - es '. „ f./ed 4.4 $3650besl 113-4533324

iof'3 COUNTRV 4.4 sharp1

ance S " 460

F O X H I L L S -vsier .Piyi-oulf>-Jeep- Eag* -58740 313-961.3171

I WRANGLER 1991 6 CKShnder 5 speed Air New soft top 65.00Q rabies $8.250 1246,i 624-5473

WRANGLER 19S7 SE Red, Brand •ww, soft lop. pueCko clolh seals 5200 miles $13.950 1248,256-6891

WRANGLER 1995 5 speed 4 cyl-. r-oe* Removable Hard-top. 28,000

miles E.cellent condition $12,500 (810) 258-6757

YUKON 1995 SLT 4.4 4 door, eatne- 27.000 rmlee, factory war-ranty. leaded $26.495

CORVETTE 19^4 Convertible kept winter stored, pnstine

miles, black lop. red body, make offer jm, 248-932 0228, • 112

CORVETTE 1975 COUPE, garage kept, partially restored, 64,000 miles, $320(Vbesf (3131 937-92-1C.

CORVETTE 1995 glass top. leather automatic, 26,000 miles lactory war-ranty Hurry' $25,395:

1996 900 SI 4 3 liter 5 14 000 miles, alarm sw-oo* $21,500 (810) 606-0078

.Vrura

ACURA LEGEND L 1991 - looks 6 dnves like new Detailed serwoa records Rust prooled & paml seal, installed phone t radar detector. 127.000 mostly »-wa» mile», 511275 Days 313-930-9342,

Eves 313-996-8942

LEGENO 1991 LS 54,000 ir»les, 1 owner Loaded. eiceUenl condition. $17,500 313-453-6471

SAAB 1988 Tuibo 900 loaded, leather sunroot encerlent,condition, S7.0Q0ities1 (246) 5*5-9883

STEALTH 1994 Twin Turbo A WD. loaded 40.000 miles, new car «at-

-ranfy $22 506 313 429-6076

Buick

CENTURY excellently 1 owner $3800

1990 Custom 4dr. maintained, private

(313) 422-2509

1 1^55 GRAND CHEROKEE. i'"d( Package specia« lease P'ice omy S'8 R90

F O X H I L L S

13 455-8740 -Je6p-Eagle

313-96'-31

JEEP 1993 GRAND CHEROKEE. 4.4 Lmvted lop fo the - ne lo.ury

i Clearance S»4 440

F O X H I L L S Chr/siei-Plymouth Jeep-Eagie

13.455 8740 313 961-3171

CORVETTE 1995 glass lop 1 CO Wiite 8.000 miles Pnced lo sts 1

Grand River Nov

Sports A Imported

Antique/Classic

Collector Cars

CAMABO 1968 convert** 327 auto-matic. new lop'paint Day 24a 512-2807 Eves 248 373-8777

CHEVELLE 1970 miles street machine, too much to i-st U jst see. musl se< $»iQ0at»si 313-292 5106

CHEVROLET 1936 pwk-up. "L tile Heti True* profess<onail> restored. S10 000 248-646-5B65

GRAND SPORT 1996 Coupe, 3800 V-6, leather moonrool, factory war-ranty $15 995

REGAL 1996-4 door, V-6, loaded, laclory warrarty Hurry! $11.»«5

REGAL 1990 LIMITED COUPE. 3.1 V-6 sapphire Blue metelkc Excellent condition' $4000it)e«t 313-996-6717

RIVIERA 1990 Bla£*rt«r 1 owner, ga-eoed ful po*»#'. anvrni c«s»en« 67,000 miles (610) 6*6-5016

RIVIERA 1992 Coupa 46,000 maes leather, loaded, n't l»ka new! $12,396

RIVIERA 1995, sunroof, Mac*, low supercharged Priced to

BE RETT A 1966 GT • Air. W. cnase sunroof caseelia $380(Vbest. Ca* aflar 6pm

,610) 476-1756

CAMARO 1995 ConvertitM. auto-matic. biack No reasonable ofler refuaed"

246-348-7000

CAMARO 1989 RS 305 ai^omatc. high mrtas. runs great $2500..

(313) 722-2966

CAMARO 1996 V« loaded, musl see' $15,490

P A N I A N C H E V Y (810) 3 5 5 - 1 0 0 0

CAVALIER 1995 Z24, Km rrmes automatic, loaded, CD player $11,990

P A N I A N C H E V Y ( 8 1 0 ) 3 5 5 - 1 0 0 0

CELEBRITY, 19 4door sedan, $3300

0 62.000 mtes good condition

246-652-2931

CELEBRITY, 19 4-door sedan, $2900

16 - 62.000 meat good condition

246-662-293",

CORSICA 1996, 4 door factory war-•anty $6995

CAMARO 1995 Z26, automatic 350 air only 15.000 miles. Red S ready1

$15 995 CaH Bob 456 5244 GORDON CHEVROLET

CAMARO Z28 1 994 Black 43 000 mies Bose CD. 5 yt extended % % $13.000 (3131 665-2021

Grand River, Nov

SKYLARK 1994 Coupe 'ad, loaded $6990

P A N I A N C H E V Y ( 8 1 0 ) 3 5 5 - 1 0 0 0

CAMARO 1993 228, 38 000 red Loaded! $13,990

P A N I A N C H E V Y (810 ) 3 5 5 - 1 0 0 0

CORSICA 1995. 26,000 rwle*. greal transportation a! $6395

B o b J e a n n o t t e B u i c k

( 3 1 3 ) 4 5 3 - 4 4 1 1

CORSICA 1994-52.000 mtea-ve 3 1 automatic-tin-cn*se-cassette Excell ant.warranty $6900 313-937-6591

CORSICA 1996. V-6. automate, air loaded, only 18.000 miles Pnced » sell at $10,966

LESABRE 1994 Custom. 32.000 miles one owner $12,995

B o b J e a n n o t t e B u i c k

( 3 1 3 ) 4 5 3 - 4 4 1 1

AUOI 1991 100, 4 door, silver,1biack intenor. excellent condition low milage $9,200 (810) 646-6177

GMC JIMMY ' loaded alarm • Clean' $22 300 . 4"6 8956

GMC JIMMY 1994 SLc dark gree-, power windows locus cruise over head console E«ce «rt cor-dit,cr, $14,800 (8101 647-0023

FEP 1993 GRAND CHEROKEE 1.1 t'3o saw P'*ce $13770

' F O X H I L L S

Chrysier Piymouir, Jeep-Eag-e 313-455 8740 313-961 3171

JEEP WRANGLER'993 4 cy. nder. 40.000 miles 3 lops and more 59900 248-682 1580

BMW 1963 633 Cue 2 doc speed loaded. 159 000 miles da drver $3800 810-231-361

0MW 325 1987 champagne color 5 speed four door new tires 56 000 miles winter stored rmn! condition 2 year warranty $9600

:248l 203-0368

GMC JIMMV 1995 SLE loaoc-T ctoth CD trailer oackage 30 (XX. rr-ies S17000 810 656-2516 I '*• SlOdOOTws!

BMW 1995 3i8i automatic 29 OOO miles, redblack .nterkx. 4 door, sun-roof heated front seats, all power,

JEEP WRANGLER '994 low miles I e.cel lent cond,i,on $18,700 I « r , — ' err Many acc^so 313-884 4640

fc-id

GMC SUBURBAN 1966 75 to- i • 4 diesc- hitch i snow plow Sfc r-.» oes! 12*81 W1-2509

BMW 1995 3251 Convemde with • 09. .ving.'er 4.4 BUtck Sport package Loaded Black'camel son toe 31 OOO miles One : mlenc $33,000 313 410-1776 or 56850 best 1248) 879-2491 -1810 788-1403

CHEVY 1962 impa'a 2 docha-dlop 350 4 speed many new parts locks & runs good. $6000 248-685 8666

CORVETTE 1969 me taut bue be-ge leather, convertible ha-dlop $14.500 (810) 286-6068

CORVETTE 1975 - 58.000 ongrnal maes V8, air automatic, new intenor $12 000 (313) 336-7591

CHEVY 1 ROC 1986 e.cellent condi-l-on 42.000 miles loa,3ed $6 000' Best (3131 464-6366

CORVETTE '987 Red 64.000 highway rimes, extra wheels & tires rrw-S condmcn $14i300 (3131 453-1437

OATSUN EARLY 1974 260Z Coupe C»ue,biack 4 speed Original owner 61 OOO m.-ies Original pamt Fut res-toration Over S20.000 invested Cover Factory a r Detailed engme $7 200 BOB |3i 3I 882 1450,

LESABRE gather, must s

9 L.mited -4 door. 75,000 miles, silver,

O (248) 373-2142

LESABRE 1989, loaded, 68,000 miles ongmal owner. $3900'bes1.

(2481 305-5206

LESABF.2 1990- White.1 maroon, wire wheels mechanics report 76.000 m.ies $6 650 (246! 469-1374

PARK AVENUE 1991 - Loaded leather Like new' $7950 1248) 473-5628 or (313) 535-9461

CORVETTE 1977 - Suver -s-de and out. 57 000 onainai miles Runs perfect' $7000 (313) 455-1360

CORVETTE 1965 Sung Ray excel-lent condition, while,blue, con vertible, air condition (248) 645 2923

CORVETTE 1990 ZRl bladcbiack 19 800 miles, god in show winner, a* options. $30.! (3131 769-0687

JAGUAR 1995 XJ12 black cream immaculate. 45,000 irales $44 900 248-932-2130 Or 248-433-6379

DEARBORN 97 Swap Meet July 12 13 Belleville Ml 4-H cair-groonds Belleville Rd Exit »190 from 1-94 Cai show on Sunday enly a- makes & streer rods Choice swap spaces still ava.iabie Sponsored by Ford Mercury Restorers Club

810-476-1965

FORD GALAXY 1965 Convertible 51 00C mules Excellent ma-ntenance.1

condition .Jim (313) 483-3820

MCLAREN 1985 ConvertJBie. 8 cyl-inder. 5 liter new top 4 paini low mrtea-je S7500 610-644-7064

PARK AVENUE 1988, 65 000 mMes. wen maintained car1 $4995

B o b J e a n n o t t e B u i c k

( 3 1 3 ) 4 5 3 - 4 4 1 1

REGAL 1966CUSTOM, rally wheels A ritenor 1 o m-ies $2 400 A nteror 1 owner, oirvs greal, high

(246) 588-3469

REGAL 1995 Custom White V6 sunroof leather, CO. loaded. 15.000 mjies $15,900 (248) 932-3064

REGAL 1991 Grand sport ariVIm cassette air lu* power excellent condition. $6900 313-455-6746

SKYLARK 1994, 34.000 rruies $7995

B o b J e a n n o t t e B u i c k

( 3 1 3 ) 4 5 3 - 4 4 1 1

CAMARO 1997 228 6 speed black sa ve thous»tos

IMP ALA 1996 SS, leather 350 V-6 last of an era! $20 495

248 348-7000

CAMER0 1 tops CD nor, $16

RS 3 8 Wa' V-6 speakers, grey nte-

(248) 435-3621

1 LUMINA 1992 - Euro. 6 cylinder 4 doc. 96,000 miles Great Condrnc

: $5500-Best Offer 313-420-3234

CADILLAC BROUGHAM 1968 98,000 miles, clean, needs tires Must sell $3600. (248) 661-1126

CAPRICE 1994 Classie_ fully equipped, low miles also 96 Capc*e in stock. 5,000 mies Both priced to sell'

COUPE DE wile, 1969 - Loaded Deep Maroon, mint condition, 47,000 miles $10,800 313-722-5043

ELDORADO 1960 72000 original miles, Terviessee ear. yellow with while lop 4 while leather mtenc excellent sheet metal, power steering Brakes. 6 way power seat, arrwfm, 6 more $ 3 8 0 0

L_ 246-689-9725

LUMINA 1990 Euro Sport 3.1, m A-1 condflux $4 800 condition New Cakes 6 tires Aakng

810-6*2 <425

248-346-7000

Ruver Now

ELDORADO 1995. showroom, sun-roof, 20,000 miles, spoke

313-3 loaded $29 900 13 388 7609

ELDORALDO 1976 Convertible air cornstioning Ml power, Calumet Cream extenor saddle lop 4 mtenc Glass parade boot, pristine condition 44,000 miles Eves 610-779-8397

FLEETWOOO BROUGHAM 1966 pristine, 1 owner. v8 A TRUE Florida •car $635CVbesl (313) 644-0114

SEDAN 0EV1LLE 1969 black.'grey rntenor, non-smoker, 100,000 miles loaded $7100t»sJ 313-464-1048

SEDAN DEVILLE 1987, Burgundy, leather interior, good corvdrt-on $2400 (313) 420-3165

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SEDAN DEVlCLE 1994 18.500 miles, like new! $19,250

B o b J e a n n o t t e B u i c k

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CAPRICE 1994 Classic LS. loaded, leather, veiy low miles Last of the" big ones' Only $14,995 Call Nack 456-5248

GORDON CHEVROLET

LUMINA 1993 - 30.500 mies, 4 door. 6 cylirxler, cruise, anVfm, power locks onginal owner, excellent condi lion $8999best 248-7400356

MONTE C Af<LO 1996. black leather, loaded, 16,000 miles $14,900' 810-225-2105

MONTE CARLO 1997, loaded, like - *w 4 factory warranty $15,216

P A N I A N C H E V Y ( 8 1 0 ) 3 5 5 - 1 0 0 0

CAPRICE 1994 LS 4 door seats, loaded. * 3 V-8 enone, 22 000 miles. $13 000 (3131 261-6706

CAVALIER 1992 automatic, air. new lues/brakes, 78k. good condten $4500 or best 13131 261-0659

MONTE CARLO 1995 LS - Green trior, loaded, (2*8) 34900W

graphite leather mtenc loaded, $11,995,'best "

MONTE CARLO 1996 LS Red charcoal Excellent Condition 514 500 (313) 397-2557

CAVALIER 1993-blue,2doc. auto-matic air $6300 248-375-0724

CAVALIER 1996 convertible (Sunhrei. dark purple 10,000 miles. $14,950-ofler (810) 779-8905

MONTE CARLOS 1996, 5 to choose from, loaded low miles wilh barwice oil factory warranty $14 995 Call Bob 458-5244

GORDON CHEVROLET

CAVALIER, 1995- Like new tion. 19.000 miles, auto air cruise amtrn cassette Extended $10 5<XVt>es! (313)

MONTE CARLO. 1997, 2-34 Torch Rod loaded sunroot 5,500

> 4 e s SI6.900 (313) 422-1926

' 3 K & £

CAVALIER 1996 LS Convertible. 2.000 mUes loaded, like new! Red. factory warranty $16,490

P A N I A N C H E V Y (810) 3 5 5 - 1 0 0 0

Chrysler

CHRYSLER TC by Maserat 1991 converMHe, 23 .000 mies, steed win

(ters. white $16,000 (610) 952-1669

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CONCORDE 1906. power window* k rroonroof. art* $16,986

FIFTH AVENUE 1903. automatic air. wmjryt $9660

F O X H I L L S CnryHar-Pfymo*^-—P-Cag*

313-456-8740 3li-961-3171

FIFTH AVENUE. 1987, ctaan. M ^ n d a M . nnany V 5 0

1965 FIFTH AVE., 318 V8 anOne 92.000 tnlw. no nmJ Euepbcnai dean. Al power, at Matter. o u M .

sunroof loaded1 $2695rtie«t Only 313-42-5-6600 s r .

LEBAHON CONVERTIBLE 1989 S speed New lop & front i r o Rune good $3,500 (810) 652-1895

'.ESAAON 1996 ConverttMa. V6 loaded, clearance. lease cheap! Sale $\T770

F O X H I L L S Chryalar-Plvmou»iOeap-Ea9la

313-456-8740 313-961-3171

(313) H M M (313) 721-2600

CONTOUR W K QL. bO.OOO KtfW Paclory warranty stack, cfieny M W «

« OTB ^ • a o o a ^ H

$267Vbeat 43131

JKTBEaa 1986. • a & c n a w AH, 22 000 m t w E k * lert cannon $12,500

(313) 981-3679

NEON 1986 HI^Mna. « door, ai male. Mr. rear adroet $878$.

RAM CMARQER I960 - 4>4 amo-matK air. loaOad. low miw, graal OTKHIor $6900 313-455-1915

SHADOW 1993 automatic, m . 44.000 mllM $5895

Bob Jeannotte Buick ( 3 1 3 ) 4 5 3 - 4 4 1 1

SHADOW 1993 WMta 2dr wtiatcn 76.000

fwoay etanmalr, « . casaatte. 76,000 locka.caM r»way. m T'TTIYI'I II I II 11 1111111 r — n i l

t. E BAB ON 1995 ConveffltHe, low mlM. power avarylhing, ahjmnum wfieela Only $13,996 r

Livonia Cfiryalar-Plymooth (313) 525-7604

LEBARON 1995 Convertible 0TC. V6. loaded, tut power, red with whae

SPIRIT 1994. 4 door, very good condMon (248)476-3616. Days

SPORT 1995, 4 door automatic, aa, 19,000 mHw. Factory warranty, Dtac* $8660

B l a c h i u e l l J o r b PlymouH Road near rtaggarry

(313) 4S3-1100

STEALTH 1994 RT, loaded, tut power, leather manor, extra sharp1

Must see' Only $15,988

VISTA 1991B automalK:. 68 aMa. $2800| (248) 477-6726

846 PREMIERE 1880 LX Black 4 door Rune good, phone m u d e d $2200. bast. Mual t a i l (313) 883-4827

TALON 1 •arm, t a S $6700*aaL

* 1982. rerun aryne. luraool. factory growid affcet package *>aet (313) 422-3477

848 Ford

ASPIRE 1884 SE • 46.000 m t w . air. od player loaded $5000 or best

" r 313-418-0668

CONTOUR 1886 V6. power wtndowa' locks caaeetM. cnaw. 36.000 m t w

T * 8 0 —

B l a c k f o e l l J a r b Ptymouei Road near Hagoarty

(313) 453-1100

CONTOUR 1986 LX. 4 door V6. automate, aa moonrool, leather, 22,000 m t w $12,486. DEMMER FORO (313) 721-2800

COUGAR. 1988 LS. power avery t w y . CO, power phone, radar, new ireaAiralieaAurNMjp Very dean K M rust o n « t H n door, 92.000 mWe Muet seel $3.800 (248) 355-3331

CROWN Victoria 1984-4 door. V-6. Clean 51.554 miles $2650

313-536-1675

ESCORT 1987, tamily owned vetade. 76.000 mew stsoofeest

-

ESCORT 1983 OT

ESCORT OT - 1881 S power moonrool. 1 ow

(313)

ESCORT 1981. OT. «*aie. 5 epaed. 82 000 miles air sunroof escaeem condition $3300 (248> 646«438

ESCORT 1998 LX. air. 22.000 irales $6,986 DEMMER FORO (313) 721-2600

848 Ford

ESCORT 1988. LX- 4 door, auto-mate. aa. 83.000 m t w $2100

• " F V - & « 1 . 7 « 6 3

ESCORT 1992, LX. am, twreo. (3650 TYME AUTO {313) 45S-S568

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LEBARON-1995 GTC Loaded>,14.000 mi. Red with Mack top. $ir50CHieet (313) 534-2066

LEBARON-1995 GTC convenor Loaded, 14,000 mi Red with black top. $12,5(Xrt>eel. (313) 534-2066

LEBARON 1995 GTC Convert** V-6. automate air. power windows.' lockatteat. leather, cruoe, Ml. infinity sound 14.000 maw $13,900

DICK SCOTT DOOGE PLYMOUTH <313)461-2110

LEBARON 1994 LX! V-6, automatic, air, power window s-locKsrseat. cruise, tilt, leather, only 30.000 1 owner m t w $9 960

DICK SCOTT DOOGE PLYMOUTH (313)451-2110

LHS 1994, loaded, luxury, 17,000 miles Only $16,770.

F O X H I L L S Cfwysler-Ptymouth-Jee^Eagle

3t 3-455-8740 313-961-3171

SEBRING 1996 Convenmie, auto-matic. air. loaded. 3 to choose trom $15 988

Dodge

AVENGER 1996 ES. power roof, spoi ler , a luminum wheels $15995

Uvoma Chrysler-Plymouth (313) 525-7604

OAVTONA 1989 good transporta-tion $2960

F O X H I L L S Chryster-Ptymouth-Jeep-Eagie

313-455-8740 313-961-3171

DYNASTY 1992 automatic, air, loaded, clearance! Only $6860

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313-455-6740 313-961-3171

DYNASTY 1991 LE- V-6, automatic, loaded, dar* blue Excellent conct-non- $2800 (3131 722-0385

INTREPID, 1995 ES. leal, excellent. 68K fit-way maw, new brevferakw, loaded, $12,900 246-476-0287

JNTREPIO 1995 - loaded, moonroof, 22 600 milw, $12,700

(810) 861-0421

' 97 Scutmei @lMeout

1997 Park Avenue Stock # 7 3 3 8

Was $31,550

s 2 6 , 6 9 9 s 3 6 9 ; -

G M EMPLOYEES SAVE A D D m O N A L ' 1 S 4 4 . Z S

1997 Skylark Custom Sedan

3800 V6. leather traction control, power sunroof, seats &. much morel Stocli #7211

Special

> 1 4 , 7 9 9 *

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W a s $ 3 3 , 8 9 5

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G M EMPLOYEES SAVE A O O m O N A L ' 1 6 6 1 . 5 0

1996 Regal Custom Sedan auto. iSOO V6. S I [ * g

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517,995 C M o r n o N U

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H / O t n e r s ^ H vallable at Similar

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3 6 , 0 0 0 MILE L E A S E

BUY M 6,489

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'97 BLAZER 4 DR. LS 4 WHEEL DRIVE

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BUY

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d u a l a i r b a g s S t o c k # 5 7 5 4 36.000 MILE L E A S E •500

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Refundable

Secunty Deposit . *22S

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' 9 7 C A V A L I E R 4 D R . Auto trans., dual air bags, ABS. rear defogger, A M / F M cassette.

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97 BMW 318ti MSRPI

97 BMW 318i STK *773M0 MSRP $28,615

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97 BMW 328ia STK #7742<C MSRP $35,780

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(3V3) 453-1100

ESCOOT 1989 LX- 4 door hatctv back 48.000 mile*. good ccnd»on. greal >M car $240Q*>aat

246-335-7861

Air. 3 1 V6 engine, air bags, automatic overdrive, rear defogger, split seat, delay wipers, power locks. AM/FM stereo Stock #5822 a J k t t

36,000 MILE LEASE .

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M 6,489 CCfiA -500

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'97 B L A Z E R 4 D R . L S

4 W H E E L D R I V E 4 3 V6 engine, tachometer, power wind-ows/locks/seals. automatic overdrive, till, cruise, keyless entry, overhead console, full size spare, AM.FM stereo CD.

36,000 MILE t i LEASE r

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ESCORT - 1992 LX-E auto, an. caa-setla M«20a motor. 77.000 milea Sharp $4300 313-261 5562

313) 455-5566 TYME AUTO

i ESCORT 1996 LX, low maee, only j $9995

Livonia Chrysler - Plymouth . (313) 525-7604

' ESCORT 1997 LX Sedan Loeded i alarm, Bunk CO, 18,OOO m*ee. auto-

mate $11,900 I313J 981-9753

s25,489 ICMNyCCRA "750 |OowiPa|«ienl 11« Pumam IfiufcrtUMe Sac Oac '300

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'97 CAVALIER COUPE Automatic transmission, air, AMFM ster-eo cassette, rear defogger. ABS brakes, dual air bags Stock #5754 Dow" Payment '5001 36,000 MILE LEASE 1st Payment " 1 9 9

Refuodaf* Security Deposit . ' 2 2 5

TOTAL DUE $ 0 0 4 i f f wwm M 9 9

'97 CAVALIER 4DR. Auto t rans . , d u a l air b a g s , A B S ,

r ea r de logge r , A M ' F M c a s s e t t e

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97 CAVALIER CONVERTIBLE

I ESCORT * i90S _. automatic, aw 19 OOO miles Feclory

! warranty red $8985

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1313) 453-1100

F O R D

A F F O R D A B L E S .

ESCORT 1995 GT jfcJtomakC. k». power window -. & locks CO. 40,000 mitee $W95 ESCORT 1995 LX automatic air caasefle 46,000 miles $8195 PROBE 1994 GT. 5 speed, air eower wmdows S locks, un. crmee, 51.000 miles $10,295 ESCORT 1994 LX, 4 Oow automate air, cassette $6596 MUSTANG 1994 LX, 6cylinder. auto-mat* air power windows 4 locks tilt cruise, cassette 54,000 miles $9695 PROBE 1993 SE, 4 cywider *M>-maK. air power wmdows 8 locks. Wt. cruise, cassetle. moonrool $7995 PROee 1983 GT 6 cylinder, au1o-raatic av power windows 1 locks, ial

le. 51,000 miles $9495 TTO3. «" cylinder-,

•mdcws. Vx<kS S

ESCORT 1993. LX wagon, auto-matic. air, new tires. 4 struts. $5800.' Desi ( 3 ' 3 | 522-4644

ESCORT 1994 - LX Wagon loaded automatic, 40.000 miles Encellent Conation $6,600 (313) 207-3544

I FESTIVA 199> GL. automate. air i new brakes.'tires.'e*nausi E.ceeent I condition $2850 (313) 453-6705

PROBE 1993 GT, loaded » • * . enceMnt shape new Urea 60.000 miles $8 700 or Pes! oiler 313-467 5491

PROBE 19#5. G T <ede«oWentoon-dition, automate, 2S.OOOm*es. $12,800 CaH J o a 3 < 3 - 8 6 3 < 6 ^

PROBE 1993 GT V6 auto loaded. e.cetem concWwn air «**•• ca»" setle dean $7000 313-464*411

PROBE 1995 Red wWack irwnor 5 speed. 24,000 miles. $12,400

(313i 266-8017

THUNOCReiRD aw. M power, V8 m o o r o w M " " " , 12 000 miles Factory warranty red $13,908

S b r l t t o l l f a r i > f u r " . -

THUWDERBIRD 1993. 2 at Call Jim * „

GORDON CHEVROLET

PROBE 1993SE automatic, air am-im cassetle. sunrool all power non smoker S7000 313-454-0969

PROBE. 1993^E - 43 000 maaa. rt power dark red S speed. aw»*et* oondKmn. $7100 246-646 2t28

FESTIVA 1993 - mini 67.000 maet i NEW - tires. Wakes, muffler system

struts, alignment. JVC stereor ; speakers $5oQQrt>esl 810-360-8529

LTD 1978 V-8. 61.000 miles one owner Encelleni condition' MUST SEE! $36001»st (313) 427-9192

LUMINA 1995. automatic, air. power steering, stereo extra clean Balance ol factory warranty $12,995 Ca* Boo 458-5244

GORDON CHEVROLET

MUSTANG 1989, 5 0. air like new Sale. $6990 •

F O X H I L L S Chrysier-Ptymouth-Jeep-Eagle

313-455-8740 313-961-3171

MUSTANG 1968 Automatic 2 3 klei Air New trans Runs great $2000 (3131 464-2599

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MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE. 1989 LX 5.0. loaded, auto premium sound. GT interior garaged, immacu-late wTuleAMack lop 71.000 miles, i owner $7,750. Call Dave day* (3131 359-4513 or ev«s (248) 305-8373

MUSTANG 1996 -Convertible- auto-malic a.r, V6. Full power 15.000 mtfes SI6.696. ' DEMMER FORD (313) 721-2600

amo>ntfc-.»< power seal, M. cruise $7495 TAURUS 1993 LX. 3 8 6 cylinder automate, air. power wmdow*tocla4 seal Ml. cruise, cassette 50.000 mates $8495 TEMPO 1993 GL. 6 cylinder auto-mate WI. crwse cassette power locks. 45.000 miles $5595 ESCORT 1993 GT .5 speed air, cas-sette. tilt, crunse. cassette, moonroof $4495 [ ESCORT 1993 WAGON, automate a*, cassette, rack, 45.000 miles* $7495 _ COUGAR'I 992 XR7. V8 automate air. power winoowa\oc«» & seat, leatner mocnroo« 57.000 "»les $8995 TEMPO 1992 4 Ooor. automate an. tilt, cruse, cassene, powe' windows.' locks $4695 CROWN VICTORIA 1992. 4 door. LX. V8, automate air, power wir*JowV locks 4 seav M cruise cassette 60,000 miles $8995 MUSTANG 1991 LX 4 cyi.r.de< auto-mate power windcwslocks. cas-sette. 74.000 miles $4995-TEMPO 1991, 4 door, 36,000 miles, aulomatc. air tilt cruise powe* locks, cassette $5495 ESCORT 1991 LX.2doot, automate, air. cassette $4595 CORSICA 1990 LT. 4 door auto-matic air. tiK.cruise, cassetle, power locks, 57,000 nwes E«tra eictra, e»tra clean' $3995 STH AVENUE 1989, V8. automalic air. power -windowviceks & seat, leaine- Wt. cruise cassene. 53.000 miles Don't m>ss tn«' 549-95 TEMPO 1989 2 door automate, air, lilt, cassette. 61.000 miles $3795 DODGE '996 D150. Caramie SLT. super cae. 360 V£ automate, air power windows 4 locks. 141 enjise cassette. 29,000 mies $18 995 FORD '992 RANGER STX 4*4

TAUftUS 1996 ,5 power alloy wneaii cassette, afts brakes loaded from $11,996 ^ DEMMER FORD (313) 721-2600

TAURUS 1996 - 4 door, GL/SE/LX (5) Aulo. air 6 cyi powar wmdows. locks cn»se, Wt cassette 1 owner best selection «n town starling trom $ 10 495 DEMMER FORO (313) 721-2600

THUNDERBIRO 1996 LX W j ^ 1 0 ; ma be a.. p o « r wKxfc-wsAxfca* seal, nwrors crwse ML MaseH». LOADED YQUI chotc®' S^2 996 S S 3 e R « ) R D (313)721-2600

GEO TRACKER '990. < » « • ?

JfJnoOtt. Cireal oorKWon Vary >efc-awe $$2800 (313)^fi

METRO 1994 excefleni concktion. ,9.000

TAURUS 1995 GL automatic, air M poww, 53 000 miles Warranty red1

$9550

Blaxktocl l J a r b Pfrtnoirth Road near Haggerty

(.3131 453-1100

TAURUS 1989 GL, lully loaded, bur-gundy e«cellen1 condMion 43.000 Sites $4.500 1313) 454-3417

PRIZMS 1987, 12 lo choose Irom. 3 000 10 5,000 miles automate ®r

"*PANIAN CHEVY (810) 355-1000

TRACKER 1990, 4«4LSI. automatic, air, convertible, aralm w W i C M M M . 72000 mass $5199 248-852-6075

TAURUS 1995 GL. loaded, remote oeaui>1u< condibon, $9200 Call

246-669-4265 Of 313-677-4204

Honda

TAURUS 1994 GL. 28.000 miles excellent condition. Florida car, $11 50CktDesl

TAURUS 1980 GL Oral

power steering s an. good con-

dition $1750 ties! (2481 356-6676

ACCORD 1990 E* 2 4 . "o«*M, moonrool a**" wneela. 105 000 mile $600&t)esl Eves 3'3-495 1 344

Florida car. t r , - f i a n 1991 EX - moonroo«. aulo 2 4 8 - 6 8 2 - 4 4 3 4 ^ ™ ^ m „ e 5 $ 7 . « B - G ^ -

condrtion (313| 495-0196

TAURUS 1996 GL Station Wagon automatic air lull pewei. 22.000 miles Factory warranty blue1

$14 475

Blachfocl l J a r h Ptymouth Road near Ha^geny

(3131 453-1100

MUSTANG 1986 GT. convertible aulo. loaded. Excellent' 73.000 mrfes $4,600 Must sell . (313) 937-0649

G M E M P L O Y E E S O P T I O N I P R I C I N G O U T Q ^ _ S T O C J K ! _

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40675 PLYMOUTH ROAD, PLYMOUTH Across fromun.svs

l o c a l 4 5 3 - 4 6 0 0

1 - 8 0 0 - 3 3 5 - 5 3 3 5

MUSTANG 1996 GT Convert**!. V8. 5 speed, air lu# power, leamer, 'ae-tery warranty 12,000 miles Green

I $18,975

B l a x t a d l J a r b I Plymoulh Roed near Haggerty

(313) 453-1100

super cap 6 cylinder, 5 speed, air 55.000 m-les $10,295 FORD 1994 RANGER, 6 cylinder, automalic air. 66 ,000 miles $6995

J A C K D E M M E R

F O R D

A F F O R D A B L E S

3 1 3 - 7 2 1 - 5 0 2 0

I MUSTANG 1995 "GT Convertible' I leather, automatic. 15 000 nutes, loaded" $16,996 ' DEMMER FORD (313) 721-2600

O U

CHEVROLET

I MUSTANG 1997 GT - 8 cylinder manual trans. 8.000 miles, red w'gray air, $17.900 313-981-6458

MUSTANG 1965 GT red, 5 liter , stick, sunroot Make oiler

313-525-0966

s g s a a t t g a f s a r a g l *»»ncin«3,g 8 S A P R p t u s lax , license ' ~ ~

MUSTANG 1995. GT, 5 speed cas-sette power everything. JOOO condi-tion must sell dark green $13,000' Best 1810) 449-2657

MUSTANG LX 1990 aulo watted. 93 000 mites 1 owner very dean Burgandy $270Qt>est 313-397-7147

TAURUS 1993 LX. 3 8 L am1m cas-sette ®r. keyles&remoie. excellent condition $6 OOODesI 248-489-8940

TAURUS 1995 "SE", 4 door, (2). automatic, air power windows, locks, seat crutse. nit. perished aluminum wheels loaded From only $10,995 „ DEMMER FORD 1313) 721-2600

ACCORD 1991 LX dart blue 4 door 74 000 miles, perleet condtuon. alarm $740Qrt«St (810) 352 322'

ACCORD 1990 LXt - -2 ooor, 5 speed sunrool Good con®oon $4500 248-335-6745

ACCORD LX 1990, $5,500. ot best Aulomalic, air, am-tm cassette loaded, greal condition Blue Book $6300 After 6pm 12481 669-1271

ACCORD. 1990, LX 1 owner, excel l en t c o n d i t i o n . $ 5 5 0 0

248-473-5304

ACCORD 1993 SE 2 door, leather, sunrool. loaded, absolute mint Must se«' $10,000 1313) 454-4060

TAURUS 1994 - Sharp Kentucky car 37 000 miles Loaded $8450 Ca* Joe 248-738-2754 0» 645-3825

CIVIC 1995 EX, 4 door loaded, power everything ireluding moon roof Leaner. CD changer, low mites under new cat warranty $13,500 Days 248 - 549-0680 eves

' 248- 363-4764

TAURUS 1995 'SMO' <2) moonrool. leather, automatic ait crurae, tilt power *rndow&1ocks, low m « s .

MUSTANG 1992 LX Convertible • Automatic, loaded leather mtenor 48,500 miles, extended warranty, like new $12 500 313-4S9-83M

MUSTANG 1989 LX. 5 speed, air sun root loaded, $2900twsl

(3131 453-5102

MUSTANG 1994 41.000 miles. Red,1

Biack. loaded. Winter stored $10,250 4810) 442-7503

PROBE 1993 automate a" more $7,495

DICK SCOTT DOOGE PLYMOUTH (313)451-2110

PROBE 1990 GL - automate air CO player 65,000 miles. $3900

(248) 652-8313

Jarting trom S' 4.995 DEMMER FORD (313) 721-2600

>14,600

TAURUS 1993. SHO. red automate, new tires. & batlery All exlras plus CO Excellent condition 61.000 miles $9,500 (313) 533"-4249

T-BIRD 1996 LX 'V8" (2). moonrool automatic, air ABS brakes,traction assist, loaded. $14,596 DEMMER FORD (313) 721-2600

TEMPO 1988. besl o»er musl see. 70,000 nWes (313) 937-2664

TEMPO 1991 GL automatic, air 66.000 miles $3500

(313) 535-4179

TEMPO 1994. GL, automate' air $3999 „ TYME AUTO (313) 455-5566

CIVIC 1996, EX, power stee«. win-dows moon root coupe, air.

(240! 549-8354

CIVIC 1909. great manual. 129.000.hu

condition, air _ _ .Tiignway miles.

uwtnx. $2200/be» 248-588-5578

DEL SOL 1993 SI - convertible blue, 5 speed, arrvlm cassetle. 4&.OJO-miles, S8.995.best (240) 333-3823 •

MONDA 1991 CRX Si - 5 speed, sun-root, aitvlm cassette, art, 77,700 miles, very gooo condition, $6 495.TMW1 (248) 543-3030

PRELUOE 1989 St - Red automate air, sunrool. average miles Period condition $5800.lbest 246-353-39.18

PRELUDE 1988, S. new brake, moon rod. 5 speed, clean mtenor S2SOO<b06t (313) 721-4042

TEMPO 1994 26.000 miles air. aulomalic tilt cruise, am-tm cas-sette clean $7,995 313-453-5145

TEMPO 1993 - 5 speed. tea» dean good conrjlicri, stereo, alarm 50.000 miles $5500tiesl (3'3) 721-0462

Lincoln

CONTINENTAL 1995, 4 door, V-8T moonrool leather, loaded, pearl wtirte. laclory warranty $19-596

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C O N T I N E N T A L 1994 4 1 T O 0 highway miles loaded Whrts.'Tjr; interior Winters in A2 $14,095.CW Dave atler 6pm (810) 473-7454

CONTINENTAL 1995, leather 22.000 mtes. traction assist memory seats loaded $19,995 DEMMER FORD (313) 721-2600

CONTINENTAL. 1991 SignaJure Series - Loaded, biacfclighi oray leather intenor. ca* phone, CD alarm 86,000 miles extra dean Sharp $6 400 810-594-5967

CONTINENTAL 1990 Signalure. black w/lealher intenor insta heat windows, power wndowsseats Key-less enlry 93,000 miles $5,500

(248)206-3038

CONTINENTAL 1989 Signature lads lo

$2,850 (248)

Champagne, spaaker

MARK VIII-1993 loaded w'exlras including pnone 10 disc cd plush lealtier inte-rior Sharp Car' SIS.OOd'Best Ca" Kev»n. Before 3pm 313-838-62® aner 3pm Pager 313-257-687'

MARK vit. 1988. c i c . low m«es. leather mtanor J8L stereo- S6400

(248) 347-4137

TOWN CAR 1988 Canter Loaded. Florida car hkgh hrtwuay miles Wall maintained S4 SOO 313 522-3142

TOWN CAR 1993 Executive 42,000 mitas okKh e«»*ent condftoa... $14,200 (240) 055-3997

TOWN CAR 1991. low m»aage. l o a d e d , min i , d a y t i m e 1-000-922-2420 Evas 816-743-2482

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F O X H I L L S Chryaler-Plyrrewlh-Jeap-E agle

313-455-6740 313-961-3'71

TOWN CAR 1905. V-0 leather moonrool $20 895

}>l0-.*54 OLVI

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SIOol* ^--50

I MAZDA. 1906826 -Good ( 96.000 mua saa $000

MAZDA 1993, MX0. exceaent daon loaded. 3B.000 irnlae. $' C a l lor deta*t (810)

MAZDA 820 1904 S speed . moon iod 29 000 m*a» new oa •on $11,500 313-459-2*27 ,

r < t i i Q O c l y 1 * ' ' 1 9 9 7

j_4) 1 1 ,^/ZOjW» SL. ndmknf AC rrttuier W W tnvuportatum. Of oww. Mol «C *»y ^

dm? Utt tax W i « v t ttoJer A* pnee. rmy fmn tbt pw, oh**. ©1997 Cmpm+m.

MIATA 1993. tad. ai*omalic •+*+ nwum alarm i , Mem. 02 000 >—m* $10.500 or baal q i 3 ) 326-6009'

MIATA 1993. S i cnaaa CO playar. $11 OOG^ieet.

12401 409-9440 E ld -—

MX 3 1(93 Black. S spead -«*T loaded 3 6 . 0 0 0 M k t M M W J ;

COUGAR 1991- Bat* , eeceaertrxw (Hon IB 999 Al p o m

(313) 513-6920

D I F F E R E N T K I N D of C O M P A N Y . A D I F F E R E N T K I N D of C A R

COUGAR 1990 LA (41. aulomaK

TOWO (313) T11-W00

M o r o n

l a X l O A R 1996 XR7 M i power. • 17 000 fflHaa. 1 o»

I

Sunday, July 6, 1997 O&E Classification* 815 to 878

8 6 2 Niau

MAXIMA-1996 OLE gr.ytXeck. n seats, kunrool

lOEMMEn FORO 13 WW T2V2900

| COUGAR 1993. XR7 V8 Isport Padu — I *"•••• « | S 7 9 9 » M (248) 333-3019

l. 71.000 rvgrneey TO. norv r garage kapl «ftoe»oom corv I t t J H Ca* 246-375-1007

NISSAN 240 SX 1996 low m*es. CO player e . o l . n oonMon HJOOtV

I Beat one. (240) 567-9340

| GRAND MARQUIS 1906 good l i t o n . 12VOOO mdee. $ 1 &

. (313) 261-6508

r,QA|£i MARQUIS 1900 LS Colony | p — .

NISSAN 1991 300ZX. triple Mack. $ speed loaded have $18 500 313-721-0711

I condwm $2200

GRAND MARQUIS LS. 1994 good ,-ondBbn new 55.000

$ 1 2 . 9 0 0 W I 240- 020-7632

GRANO MARQUIS 1992 LS - 25.000 tuay loaded. $09OO%m Cal

liter 6 00pm (313)4590127

GRAND MARQUIS 1995 LS wh*e I w'gray tandau rod, 22000 mrtee

(313) 422-6071

MYSTIQUE 1995 'GS* moonrool 4 door. automattc.^Mr power wmdoes. ,ocka. cruse caasatta. 24,000 maas.

DEliMER FORO (313) 721 2000

SENTRA 1996 tgW blue loaded 11.000 maas. exceaent candaon $9100 (248) 474-3700

1 8UNBMO 1992 CCNVCRTieU

Fwa engine m «*K »»• laoCM)*0 males'

CUTLE9S SUPREME Oaeee 1999 Own Bhaa. 1 oamar Wel maanarad

(313) 414-0223

EKi lTY EIGHT 1999 Ro*ala LS -in:—em oondann. loaded, otdar 40.000 maas «40> 842-6459

LSS 1993 - 4 door, leader power. exi:e*er« oondMori. no iubL $7000 besl ofler (240) 001-3610

F1MEBMO 1998 Fomula- T-topa M A V9. a a a w K , l a a ^ r . OO. 0.000 maee warrK*y_

249-393-2411/ 249-737-0900

STANZA 1996 Wagon - Looka U imrw-van reliable transportation $140CVbaat cAar 240-5400089

OLDS 86 1992 • Ba^je leavw 58.000 miles we* maintained $10,425. 249-567-5027

240 SX. 1995. Champagne excel-lent. 20.000 hi-way m*e». 5 speed

$14,900 313459-9452

864 O i d m o b i k

IQO^ IB n<y c*l~m rnarv matfcc XT & Sd905

Bob Jeannotte Buick ( 3 1 3 ) 4 5 3 - 4 4 1 1

SABLE GSrt-S 19195 4 door -3) auto air 6 cy« power windows locka. cruae Wt loaded low miles 1 ,.wner leaae turn ina Irom only 510.596 0EMMER FORD (313) 7212600

AURORA 1997 4 door V-8 moon-rod black with chrome wheels Aulo Bahn Package Boee sound system with 12 tksc CO charger heated seats 7.000 maas, laclory warranty sav« thouaands LWT pnce $40,286 your price $30,595. or leaae

OLDS-00 1994. LSS. giaat ihape

TROFEO 1S90 - Loaded HaHar. astro rod. M l maaaamad. 90.000 maea l U O M M (313) 2744)511

Pljaouth

SUNfMRO

P A N I A N C H E V Y ( 8 1 0 ) 3 S 5 - 1 0 0 0

s O k e m o 1990. LE. 4 ooor. ma.

FIREBIRD 1994 -Rad. loa9*d. — i « 34,000 maee Saved « « * « . $10.500<1 aet

FIREBIRD 1993 T W « « Q T 1 T I loaded, mra condaon. 29.000

^ $ 1 2 , 0 0 0 D ^ 8 1 W 7 3 4 M 6 a Sam 313-427-2557

GRANO AM 1992. 4 door, a* fte loytf 90996 Ca* - 5 ; 460-5247

GORDON CHEVROLET

$2250

SUNBIRD 1994. S spaed. 29.000 maee. 9ka nawt Wont M i g * Cr fTontL 459-

GORDON CHEVROLET

SUNF1FCE 1996. ado. m. enjee. w

a power opsone. Wa 010-095-4054

SABLE 1996 "LS- (2) 4 door, auto--nalic air lull power 24V V6. engine . i d K M m i manor, abs brakes. irom $13,996 DEMMEft FORD 1313) 721-2600

CABLE 1993 LS. exceaent oondton ,rutfoon. 55.000 maas $7,800

(248) 332-9314

SABLE '993 LS - loaded ""'exlras jray w.gray leather mtenor Agrtal .5orr«ter keyless entry, all power.

Pwiuer stereo system cruise loaded, exlramely dean. $5.50Gtiest

(240) 477-1636

Qf}(} o u u ACCLAIM 1991. adomaSic. m 21.000 actual maaa Only $0300

F O X H I L L S Chrysiar-PiymoulvJaap-EagM

313-455-0740 313-901-3171

BREEZE 1996 amomaac. aa. pwrar w w m » l x » H AMiTM Hereo mar amdow datroel 0 to chooaa Irom $10.

OUSTER 1993 2 door a* aulotaar. power 2 5 War. 47,000 m*a», ancal-lent corxrnon $6500 (240) 470-1898

GRANO AM-19S - Good coni»on wah newer M a 0 brakes U>*d?«»- *

• r $4,500 (249) 091-1580

GRAND AM 1993 QT. 4 door. 02.000 Tirii— jMQO Lujam f|— •R MAFFW QI"3» <25-3713

ORANO AM 1996 GT hf r joaded. m a n amartor, powar Stfirod CO. oina greal $11,000 240-403-5372

^ W ^ S £ 3 2 V 5 » 4 ^ ;

SATURN 1995 SL2 wmOowfcV«3<s afcjwfkan wheels ort* $11.995

LMonla Chryslar-PNmodh (313) 525-7004

GRANO AM 1996 S£ - Ytr, dean, 27000 mlae. Lamella, po—r kx«s. J8.800 (810) 305-9354

CUTLASS 1990 Calais 4 door cruae. mat 39.000 maes. 4s Ike n $5795.

SABLE 1995 "LTS". 4 door whae wnr lan leather, automatic, mt, 3.0

braKes. $12,995 DEMMER FORD (313) 721-2600

SABLE 1994 44.000 Ma« Must sei S',0 500. IWm Exceaent Leave name 4 • bdore 8pm (240) 486-44#

CUTLASS ClERA 1994 S. k» power, dean, loaded. 1 owner 14 000 maes $11.500 After 4pm 248- 345-8627

CUTLASS 1 9 ^ . 4 door, like new low maes CaH Jim, 450-5247

GORDON CHEVROLET

GRANO AM 1992 SE. ahaa. 2 door dean. 27.000 low maas. m o m f * $7500t«st 313397-9468

LASER 1994 Thai sporty look 1or I * summer $9996

UVOTM Chrysler-Ptytnoiah 313) 525-7604

NEON 1995 Hifri Lata, aulomaac, air 32.000 maes. Good corxMon. $0500 (313) 455-4079

SUNDANCE 1999. euloma0c. good transoortaton $3440.

F O X H I L L S

3 1 3 ^ l T , X ^ ^ ? i 7 1

CUTLASS SIERRA 1990 Sharp excellent condrtion cside & «oul $450CbMsl (248 i 543-3392

SABLE 1990 Wagon Al options 8 passenger^seatmg

CUTLASS SUPREME 1993-95 Con-vertibles, 4 lo choose trom Hurry1

Starting al $14.795

TOPAZ 1990 4 door. aw. cruise Grey '04 000 m. $2100

TOPAZ 1992 GS. 55.000 m4es ado-•natic aw. power wmdows/doori' Ti^rors » cruise, great coodacn. S45Wbest HOLD

TOPAZ 1992 2 3 L EF1. 5 speed manual, air. tape, no rust, 74,000 maes 2 door, 53100 313-45^0987

TRACER 1991 4 door whae 73.000 nwes, new txakas-Feb R u r t t ^ ^ ^

SUNDANCE 1904 2 aoor. 4 cytndsr 18.000 mles. 7 / 70 warraray air. aulomaac casaane. exceaent cond-1>on $6,996 (810) 253-1460

VOYAGER 1991 52,000 condacn $5,800 A » tor Chudt Fri 0-5 240-477-2300

SC2 1994. A0 cassette. 5 speed under 45 000 mles. extras, exceaent corxMon. $9 900 (010) 477-5350

SCI 1995 - aulomaac, air very low M l maaHaned $11,300

I Altar 5pm (313) 397-1043

GRAND PRIX 1994 OTP. 41.000 ]wer wmdowwVxkl ML •dad $12 796

GRAND PRIX 1993 LE- Red. 4 door loaded 0 good condBon $5 ,900

&40HT3-7Q71

SC 1 1995 sunrad 3 $1 i.OOObast sunrool 34.000 mles, Very c

(313) OT7-1541

SL2. 1990 - 37MPG • warranty Dual ar bags 25.000 ttMas. greenteaTt moonrod $12,700 (010(220-2099

SL2 1995 5 SPEED, m, power «arv dows locks. am*n cassette 44^00 maes. crutse. good condtton. S960C

(313) 459-0100

GRAND PRDt 1977 - Ongnei Owner 75.000 maes. Rtfia Good. Beat O f t Ca* (313) 456-9659

GRANO PRIX 1990 Runs great. Is pars $2400 (313) 513-9029

868 POOUBC

CUTLASS SUPREME 1995 excel lent cond.. low mleege. loeded. one woman owner (313) 522-0452

CUTLASS 1969 Supreme 79.000 miles, matt condition ongmal owner $4.000rt>est <240» 474-5191

CUTLASS. 1991 Supreme Quad 4.4 doc* a» automatic cassetle h * power. hi-oMes. $5.000 313-427-9727

AsMng $3 !

CUT LASS1996 Supreme SL Coupe. only .8100 miles, warranty, loaded.

After 6 207-7664 | sis.eOQ.'besI 313-427-4569

GRAND PRIX 1991 SE door. 30 000 maee Xew DrMies. M M

$10,500 240-016-1746

GRANO PRW 19B5 SE » . 35.000 — * . g rand aHecM. CO, loaded

.900 Ike new 240-449-7001 $ '2 .1

BONNEVILLE 1991 LE. condMon, 1 owner. W- , — ; T -loaded $4SOOt>eM 01O-926OS96

BONNEVILLE 1909 LE. ceded sun-rod. exedtont. pon-smokar. 105.000 maes. $2995 (010) 476-9118

BONNEVILLE 1909 SE good condbor miles $2900 good caidbon. n*is great 143.000 " (8101 015-1194

BONNEVILLE 1992 SE. red. gray interior, ceded, dean, non u n c M r l owner $8.00CVbeat 24^026-5052

GRANO PRIX 1991 SE. led ho» S ; - M o r a y « « 6

GORDON CHEVROLET

GRANO PRIX 1991. * h » wrth a l Ihe toys' $8395 Cal Tony.

GORDON CHEVROLET

PARISIENNE WAGON 1906. a«cd-lent oond . maroon, no rust. 112.000 miles, besl diet (240) 826-5577

SUNBIRD 1994 - blue 2 door auto-matic air alarm, remole start key-less entry $0000 313-525-0001

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trede-w policy are nduded as waa

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SC2 199. . sisvod. CO changer. $14,395 P2636 SW1 1993 Wagofi. autometc arr cassene 32.000 mass $6495 V10405A LeSacre 1990 u*aed. auBmaac, loaded cassetle $7995 P2741 •and DOZENS MORE to chooee trom"

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TV PIPELINE By Taylor Michaels cTVDa ia Features Syndicate

Q : Wha teve r happened to the An-gela l . a n s b u r y Murder. She Wrote TV mov ie s C B S p r o m i s e d us? I t ' s b e e n a y e a r a n d n o t h i n g . - K i t Klepadio . d a r k s Summit , Pa .

A: Lanshury will indeed appear in a Munlf'r, She Wrote TV movie during

-CBS ' I997-9X-TV >eas,w ~WiHchJW « during sweeps

Q : S e v e r a l m o n t h s ago. I saw the ice ska t ing team of Paul Mart in i a n d B a r b a r a I ' nde rh i l l on TV p e r f o r m -ing to a beaut i fu l song that f ea tu red the repea led phrase "till the days go b y . " C a n y o u i d e n t i f y i t? - A . H . . C a n t o n . Ohio.

A: Probably 1 didn'i see ihe telecast you mention, but I do know Stephen S u n d h e i m wro te a haun t ing ba l l ad cal led "Not a Day Goes By" for his

"musical MefrJty WV Knit Atari]; The song begins "Not a day goes by.

not a >ingle day . but y o u ' r e s o m e -where a part ot my life — and it looks like you'll stay "

It closes wi th n " l want day alter day after day alter Jay alter day after day alter day. till the Jays go by ... till the Jay s go by till the Jay s go by!"

Q : In t he early '70s. Jmm- i Krun c i s c u s p l a y e d a b l ind m a n wi th a whi te ( i e r m a n shepherd guide dog . No one can r e m e m b e r the n a m e of it. - L i s a A. Ro/ycki via e-mail .

A Longstreei. a 1971-72 d r a m a which ran on ABC. starred Francistus as New Orleans insurance investigator Mike Long street. After being blinded in an attempt on his life that killed his wife. Mike continued his career, solv-ing a new mystery every week with the help of his white dog.-Pax ("peace" in Latin).

Q : Is t h e show Fight Back! With David Horowitz still a i r ing in syndi -ca t i on? - S a m F.ckhouse via e-mail .

A: The show left first-run syndica-

tion in 1992 Since it was time-sensi-t ive i n fo rma t ion about then-cur ren t consumer products, it would be almost impossible to syndicate the reruns to-dqy.

Q : Why d id Rob Estes a n d Mi tz i K a p t u r e leave Silk, Stalkings? W h a t is she d o i n g n o w ? - Je s s i ca Z i l m e r , L o n g view. Wash .

A: Estes wanted to pursue other in-terests and currently is appear ing in Melrose Place.

Kapture. who stars this week in the TV movie Perfect Crime on USA Net-work . le f t to awai t the birth of her daugh te r . She a lso has a number of

Angela Lansbury

other projects in development and is looking specifically lor an ensemble drama OL comedy series

Q : W h a t e v e r h a p p e n e d to The Practice with Dylan M c D e r m o t t ? Wi l l it be back this f a l l ? - M e l i s s a K e r m o a d e . Suisun City. Calif.

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Anjelica Huston stars as a mother of six who struggles to keep her autistic son out of an institution in Family Fu -tures, airing Sunday and Monday. July 6 and 7. on ABC

Lainey 1 Huston 1 a ru she r husband T S a m TseiTli must ileal" not only withTHe everyday stresses of raising a tamily. but also face the tnals associated with the Vietnam War and with raising an autistic child As Lainey becomes more absorbed with her child's predicament, her husband and other children feci she is neglecting their needs

IN FOCUS

Kr is t in Davis dials up the role of a young w o m a n t ry ing to keep her l i fe as a high-pr iced call g i r l a secret f r om her fami ly in The Ultimate Lie. a i r ing Sunday on NBC.

James Bro l ln narrates a royal examina t ion of a year in the l ife of a fam-i ly of Hons In Lion: Africa's King of the Beasts, a i r ing Monday on ABC 's World of Discovery.

I TOR THE BEST IN LOCAL NEWS, ITS THE OBSERVER fir ECCENTRIC NEWSPAPERS

Cynthia Gibb rolls the dice as a for-IIICI news reporter aJiii'cted gam-bling in High Stakes, premiering Mon-day. July 7. on Lifetime

Annie 's iGibbi life changes radically when she gets married, moves to a new town and gets pregnant Bul her new world is changed even more after she has a miscarriage

A f t e r t he t r a g e d y . A n n i e m a k e s f r i ends with a woman (Jan D ' A r c y ) who introduces her to poker, and soon Annie becomes dangerously hooked on gambling

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Boatman puts a new spin on his City character

B v S u z a n n e G i l l T Y D a t a F e a t u r e s S y n d i c a t e

If t he re ' s a l e s s - t h a n - b n g h t spot in Michae l B o a t m a n ' s l i fe r ight now, it m i g h t be t h a t h e doesn ' t have m u c h t i m e to s i t back and savor h is success.

B o a t m a n p l a y s o p e n l y gay mayoral a ide C a r t e r Hevwood. t he b r e a k o u t c h a r a c t e r on ABC's b r e a k o u t Tuesday c o m e d y Spin City.

Once a r e g u l a r on China Beach. Boa tman also has a r e c u r r i n g role on HBO's t o n g u e - i n - c h e e k s p o r t s comedy Arliss, a n d a second lead in t h e upcoming t hea t r i c a l action film The Peacemaker w i t h G e o r g e Clooney a n d Nicole K i d m a n And in (Jctofcw7?. h e a n d h i s wi fe of four yea r s became p a r e n t s

It wasn ' t easy t a k i n g a job t h a t required h im to w o r k in New York whi le h i s w i f e r e m a i n e d in Los Angeles, but t ha t wasn ' t Boa tman s only concern w h e n h e jo ined t h e Spin City cast .

Before I took t h e p a r t . 1 wanted io m a k e s u r e t h a t t h g y we ren t i n t e r e s t e d in p r o m o t i n g a n y stereotypes." he r eca l l s . Because f o r m e A f r i c a n - A m e r i c a n g a y cha rac te r s have been sor t of l imited to s n a p queens , a s t h e y call t hem, a n d real c a r i c a t u r e d po r t r aya l s by actors N o t h i n g w r o n g wi th t h a t , and those people obvious ly exist in t he real world. B u t t h a t ' s t he only aspec t of t h e c o m m u n i t y t h a t w e eve r get to see on te lev is ion And 1 jus t felt, we've seen t h a t . "

So B o a t m a n a p p r o a c h e d t h e cha rac te r in a d i f f e r e n t way.

"1 read him as a m a n , as a h u m a n being whose sexua l o r i en ta t ion was t ha t of a gay m a n . For me , t ha t was fascinat ing. It was like, w h a t would t h a t mean - 1 And 1 discovered it j u s t .means he 's a guy w h o h a p p e n s to be gay"

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exper imen t for e x e c u t i v e producer G a r y D a v i d G o l d b e r g — a n d t h e series ' wr i t i ng s ta f f . - * •

"As open a n d a s l i be ra l as t hey w e r e w i t h t h e i d e a of t h e character ," B o a t m a n says , "I'm not s u r e they knew w h e r e t hey wan ted t h e c h a r a c t e r to go, o r how t h e cha rac te r would b e i n f o r m e d by an actor un t i l I sort of s t epped into it

"And w h e n t h e y f o u n d ou l t h a t , oh, t h e g u y ' s f u n n y , a n d t h e audience seems to l ike h i m , I th ink thev said, Well, t h i s s e e m s to work;

let 's pu t it out t h e r e T h e a c t o r h a - effect ively chal-

l e n g e d t h e w r i t i n g t e a m to u'lvt-C a r t e r s o m e of t h e -how's best lines, whi le s t a r a n d co-executive p r o d u c e r Michael J !"<»x doe- t he b roader physical comedy

" I t ' s a w o r k p l a c e c o m e d y . B o a t m a n observes While beir._' a show about politics and politician.-, it i s n ' t pol i t ica l . It t a k e s some poli t ical i s sues and a sks , how can we ge t Michael J . Fox to (all down the s t a i r s w h i l e h e s t a lk ing about - w h a t do t h e y call those th ing-supers tores ' 1

We h a d a n ep i sode tha t d e a l t w i t h b u i l d i n g s u p e r s t o r e s , b u t i t r ea l ly w a s n ' t abou t tha t It w a s

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"I've felt at t imes." Boatman savs. " w a l k i n g o u t in New York, t ha t New Yorkers h a v e sor t of adopted our show a s a mascot

" P e o p l e i n N e w York rea l ly r e spond to t h e show I don't know how m a n y a r t i c les I 've seen where t h e y c o m p a r e t h e real m a y o r s off ice to t h e fictional one t h a t we show every week . When we have t h e l ive a u d i e n c e s , they j u s t go crazy.

"I t h ink t h e y a p p r e c i a t e t he fact t h a t i t 's television in New York; it 's n o t l ike s o m e s h o w s t h a t a r e s u p p o s e d to be s e t in New York t h a t a r e real ly filmed in Vancouver, or t h e y ' r e f i lmed in^Los Angeles, a n d they j u s t do c e r t a i n select s c e n e s in N e w York. People really respond to t h e fact - that when you see t h e S t a t u e of Liber ty i n ' t h e b a c k g r o u n d a n d Mike Fox a n d B a r r y Bostwick a r e talking about a g a r b a g e d u m p , t h a t ' s the real New York." "

Look ing a h e a d to next si-a-mi, h e n t h e " s h o w m o v e s to a

b e c a u s e I m a n a c t i v i s t myself , because I ni a n a c t o r

iln t h e m e a n t i m e . B o a t m a n is moving h i - y o u n g f a m i l y to the Eas t Coast and t ry ing not to th ink about w h e t h e r he ' l l be nomina ted In te r t h i - m o n t h for a n E m m y Aw a rd

"That whole E m m y process is so ephemera l and weird to me. I don't know how it works . ' ' a d m i t s "the actor, w h o m u s t be t e l l i n g the t ru th I ' p u n t i l m o m e n t , he h a d t h o u g h t t h e E m m y Award-w e r e in Februa ry , n o t mid-Septcmber.

"L'm t ry ing to be very Zen about t h a t - o r t of t h i n g . " h e a d d s convincingly

" Ive h a d people come u p to me a n d " - a y . You s h o u l d ge t a nominat ion And I go . 'Wel l , thank , vou It - very nice, and obviously I would hope tha t would happen

But as c l inched as it sounds , for me It real ly is abou t t h e work 1 really enjoy w h a t I do, a n d I have a great t i m e in f r o n t of an audience. _ and they re apprec ia t ive . And I get io rtn it w it.il g r e a t people and meet movie s t a r - a n d T V s tars .

It's a p re t ty cool life." No a r g u i n g w i t h t h a t .

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"I t h i n k t h a t t h e r e ' s c o m e d y i n h e r e n t in both worlds , in both bai l iwicks t h a t C a r t e r inhabits ," he says. "I don ' t know exact ly w h a t t hey h a v e in s to re for me t h i s year, b u t I did t a lk about it with some of t h e w r i t e r s l a s t s e a s o n , a b o u t w h e t h e r w e a r e going to see more A f r i c a n - A m e r i c a n i s sue s . N o t

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T h e r e are t w o popular exp lana t ions why g immick -mot iva t ed Fox Is intro-duc ing its " C a t c h e r - C a m " dur ing the Major League Baseball All-Star Game on Tuesday , Ju ly 8:

1. Baseball of f ic ia ls are so concerned about their spor t ' s sagging appeal es-pecially a m o n g young v i ewer s - that they wil l app rove a lmos t any experi-ment thai might bring back fans

2. T h e c a m e r a ' s b e h i n d - t h e - p l a i e view will add an innova t ive perspec-tive to the m i d s u m m e r classic beyond the usual s h o w c a s e of superstars

Both have merit. T h e c o n c e r n of t e a m o w n e r s about

baseba l l ' s fu tu re after the 1994 strike turned a w a y so jnany fans is reflected nol o n l y in the i n t r o d u c t i o n of the C a t c h e r - C a m bul in the initiation of in-t e r l e a g u e p lay and t he a p p r o v a l nf F o x ' s reques ts for increased audio ac-cessibil i ty t o the players and coaches

Fox s e n i o r c o o r d i n a t i n g p r o d u c e r John Fi l ippel l i . in his 21st season pro-d u c i n g M a j o r L e a g u e B a s e b a l l tele-cas t s . says the sport was a c o m p a r a -t ively s i t e n r m o v i e unlit F o x began irti-tiating big c h a n g e s last year The net-w o r k t h a t r e v o l u t i o n i z e d N a t i o n a l H o c k e y L e a g u e te lecas t s w ith "Fox-T r a x ' s " c o m p u t e r i z e d b l u e a n d red s t r e a k s p u t m i c r o p h o n e s in b a s e s , dugou t s and bul lpens and on coaches

Now c o m e s the l ipstick-sized camera ihat w i l l b e a t t a c h e d to t he h o c k e y g o a l i e - s t y l e c a t c h e r ' s m<f*fc*> b e i n g worn by such players as J im Leyritz of the A n a h e i m Angels . Sandy Alomar of the host C leve land Indians and Charl ie O ' B r i e n o f t h e T o r o n t o B l u e J a y s Which ca tche r s will use the mask dur-ing the Al l -S ta r G a m e is not known.

If the C a t c h e r - C a m doesn ' t seem like an e n t i r e l y n e w i d e a , it is b e c a u s e E S P N i n t r o d u c e d a t h u m b - s i z e d " M a s k C a m " dur ing its c o v e r a g e of the Col lege W o r l d Series - but that cam-era w a s a f f i x e d to t he m a s k of the

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The m a i n mot ive beh ind F o x ' s All-Star e x p e r i m e n t is t o add v iewer ap-peal to a sport that is d r awing only 3.0 ma t inee r a t i ngs du r ing the n e t w o r k ' s f ive -year . $ 5 7 5 mill ion T V dea l with Major League Baseball .

The C a t c h e r - C a m appea r s harmless , except to reticent players w h o believe it could a f fec t their pe r fo rmance

T im M c C a r v e r . the longt ime catcher w h o will work the game with play-by-

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play a n n o u n c e ! Joe Bu^k and analyst Bob Brcnly . Ix-lieves the new perspec-t ive will make telecasts more intrigu-ing and say* he would have been will-ing lu iry n during his playing days

"I d h a v e h e e n very r e c e p t i v e to

s o m e t h i n g n e w . e s p e c i a l l y s e e i n g I w a s go ing i n t o b r o a d c a s t i n g . " Mc-Carver says with a laugh "It is a good idea if a catcher is wil l ing lo wear it And i t ' s an i n t e r e s t i n g e x p e r i m e n t , though I don ' t know where it will lead

I do know progress ive owne r s see t h e i r spo r t c a n b e e n h a n c e d and brought to viewers in a bet ter package than in the past T h e gif t is ihe same, the package is the same , but the wrap-ping is d i f f e r en t T h a t ' s wha t Fox is try ing to accentuate "

Buck sees the big picture and agrees " Y o u m u s t m a k e p e o p l e w a n t to

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"Baseball anil " television haven ' t al-w a y s e m b r a c e d e a c h o t h e r , but the owners see what o ther sports give their T V r ights-holders and know i t ' s time to step up."

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D e n g X i a o p i n g , le f t , f i g u r e s p r o m i n e n t l y in China: Born Under the Red Flag, t h e c o n c l u s i o n of PBS ' t h ree -pa r t s e r i e s a b o u t t he w o r l d s m o s t p o p u l o u s na t i on . It p r e m i e r e s W e d n e s d a y ( c h e c k loca l l i s t i ngs ) .

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With a new chap te r in Chinese his to-ry u n f o l d i n g . P B S prevents the f ina l l l lm in an a w a r d - w i n n i n g documen ta ry trilogy on the history of C h i n a tn the 2 0 t h c e n t u r y W h i l e t he t r a n s f e r o f H o n g K o n g w a s n ' t the o c c a s i o n f o r he r f i l m ' s p remie re , p roducer -d i rec tor S u e W i l l i a m s says she c o n s i d e r s it a happy c o i n c i d e n c e

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TRIVIA Both T e d Turner and K e n B u r n s have c a m e o s in Getnsburg, the 1993 ep ic that marked the first f i lm re-cre-ation of the Civil War bat t le

T h e B o s t o n S y m p h o n y p l a y e d its first conce r t in July 1885. A fa sh ion-a b l e c r o w d of c o n c e r t g o c r s pa id 25 c e n t s pe r ticket.

D u r i n g W o r l d W a r I . P r e s i d e n t W o o d r o w W i l s o n let s h e e p g r a z e o n the W h i t e H o u s e l awn a n d sen t its ga rdene r s into the A r m y .

T w e l v e m i l l i o n i m m i g r a n t s w e r e p rocessed at Ell is Is land f r o m 1892 to 1954; 100 million of their de scen -dan t s l ive in the United States today

" P a r e n t h o o d is an i n n e r c h a n g e . " F r e d R o g e r s s a y s W e o u r s e l v e s g r o w b e c a u s e pa r en t i ng is so d e e p and in tense . "

U n l i k e S u p e r m a n . B a t m a n h a s n o supe rpowers . He is an a c c o m p l i s h e d mart ia l artist, a scientist and a de tec-

,unk 'hr i-iii.ir prrmil f r o m the fa l l of t he last e m p e r o r in 19-1 I t o the last d a y s of Deng Xiaoping in to a cohe ren t and i l luminat ing nar ra -t ive- T h e s e f inal t w o hour s c o v e r the g e n e r a t i o n of c h a n g e s ince the dea th of M a o T s e - t u n g in 1976.

Born exp l a in s the internal pa radox of l a i e -20 th century China , where D e n g ' s v is ion of a thr iv ing capitalist e c o n o m i c

sys t em has taken hold in a total i tar ian

socie ty .

W i l l i a m s and c o - p r o d u c e : Kathry n D i e t z po r t r ay C h i n a not a s an a loof and exot ic ou ts ider on the wor ld s tage but as a complex ne ighbor , access ib le f r o m the inside out

Y e a r s of hard work pay o f f in f i l m foo t age of C o m m u n i s t Party s u m m i t s a n d o u t s p o k e n o n - t h e - r e c o r d i n t e r -\ iews f r o m inside China . A prof i le o f C u i J ian . C h i n a ' s first rock star, pro-v i d e s i n s igh t i n t o the f r u s t r a t i o n s of C h i n e s e you th raised on the C o m m u -nist c a t ech i sm.

W i l l i a m s is s e l f - e f f ac ing , say ing . I d o n ' t think any of them said any th ing that t he g o v e r n m e n t d o e s n ' t a l r e a d y k n o w . " Ye t e ach in te rv iew is c lear ly an a c t of c o u r a g e N o w h e r e is t h i s

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