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»"• 1991 Suburban Communication* Corporation Deal for ByfDarroH Clem of the 25-year-old mall appears tor of regional mall acquisitions for ble impact on traffic -and "any city THE GROUP that met with Win­ "staff writer. • nearer. Homart Development Co., which participation needed," said Scott frey had been formed earlier by the "It's getting closer all the timg," wants.to buy Wcatland Ccntct-Ireun—Wlrihulythc fUy!g-ccpnomlC-devol Despite earlier reports that West- city building department director Equltable Real Estate Investment opmeht director. City officials, Including Mayor land Center could be, sold by late Michael CulUty said. Management Inc. Among those who met with Win­ Robert Thomas, have indicated sup^ places March, in preparation for a major Culltty added that his information Winfrey also met with Mayor Rob­ frey were Veldhuis,.Finance Direc­ port for the project, amid hopes it expansion, city officials said Friday . is based on conversations he has had ert Thomas, on Friday. '•':..'.: tor Michael Gorman, Planning Di­ could boost the city economy and that negotiations still haven't been with officials Involved in negotia­ No potential sale price has been rector George Wilhelmi, Westland keep local shoppers from going out-, and faces concluded. ' -. * tions. disclosed. . * City Council President Thomas' side of the city to spend money at - g.UH-l."-«K'»^"-,'Wr^LI.--M»Rf-W-WM In Westland's 18th Dis­ Arson is suspected In a fire which ing lwo,teen-agers in a head-on colli­ death§ of Amy Lynn Alexander, 18, trict Court'for a 43-year-old truck cldewhether Link should be tried fn destroyed a classroom was damaged sion in Westland pleaded not%uilty of;Westland, and Frances Carol hearing before Jack/oli:has been Wayne County Circuit Court on the scheduled for Friday. ' ^ " • driver charged with negligent horni-^ six other rooms and a hallway at Thursday In Detroit Recorder's Rochl, 19, of Watcrford, who we're cide in a fatal crash March 11 in the negligent homicide charge. Convic­ Adams—Middle School Saturday Court to two counts Calendar. . ..-. . . . 5B« Ing)." V THG Six other rooms and tho- hallway Classifieds...... E,F leading north were damaged by heat over federal housing subsidies Auto E,F (3£ST and smoke, Sharp said, adding that Employment. . ; ; .' .F JUST GOT "likely a dozen" plexiglass windows By t>#rrpll Cbm After his meeting with Tpomns on Wednesday, Knasl­ A Index. . . ; 2E and some doors" wore-incited from staff writer ac threatened to file a lawsuit against the city for "ag­ Rcaloslato . . . . .' £,F You con sti'l rcodtt>*«$r o ' gravation" he received while trying to recoup the mon­ heat. Creativo living 1E quorter nii":on buyers u/th on The fire alarm was called in by a A Westland landlord who claims the city owes'Mm ey he says the city owes him. Crossword . . 3E $2,677 In federal subsidies on a low-income house dam­ "I'm being totally harassed by the city of Westland OSC dossified od- nearby resident who saw smoke Entertainment 5D coming from tho school at 7:20 p.m., aged by a former tenant accused Mayor Robert Thomas after being thrown out of the mayor's office about a . Now, it's just eos'Cr to usj^ Sharp said. Firefighters had tho of mistreating him during a dispute Wednesday In the breach of contract," Knaslac said. Obituaries 513 mayor's off Ice. Sports 1C ond tlKjfcforc eos«r to byy_ blaze under control wltWn an hour. The dispute arose after Knaslac asked the city for • iu-.th onO'SC closs-fied od. Wnync-Woslland school board "Tho mayor told me to shut up or get out of his off­ $2,677 for lost rent and damages to a house that a for­ Street scene , . . . . . 1D president Mathcw McCyskcr said ice," landlord I/CO Knaslac said. "I told him to go to hell mer tenant abandoned at 28335 Kton, In the city's far Tasto . irj Sec our ncui uscr-fiicndV Adams students would be taken to and walked out." southeast corner. Travel . . . CC c!oss-rte _ * Wednesday, he added. very demanding, rude person." . Ploaso turn to Pago 2 immMMMi m*mmmmmm*mi»*m

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Oontlnuod from Pago 1 community development director. provided the necessary receipts, Gilbert said. —' saying that Knasiac has started some renovations at the "We would be In violation (of HUti rules) by paying house and that it must be inspected again for possible him the amount he wants us to pay him," Gilbert said. . BUT THE meeting became hostile, Gilbert said, "and city code violations before it can be rented. kitchen linoleum, broken door locks and animal urine- "It's standard procedure," Thomas safd. m stained carpet, among other damages. -- But the city cannot pay Knasiac the |774 until he he accused me of ealltng.hlm a slumlord, which I never* meets certain requirements that include receiving an did because I'm tactful." , "THERE WAS debris from one end of the house to the order from district court and providing receipts show­ Following the argument with Gilbert, Knasiac had re­ MOREOVER/THE house; cannot bo occupied again other," said Knasiac, a Romulus resident and former ing which repairs have been done, Gilbert said. quested Wednesday's meeting with Thomas to try to re­ until Knaslac's dispute with the city Is resolved, Gilbert" Westland resident who rents six.houses in Westland, "We are ready and willing to pay him," Qlltert said. solve the matter, Knasiac said. . said. • Mayor Thomas called the amount offered to Knasiac After the two dashed and the meeting ended abrupt­ Garden City, Redford, Detroit and Romulus. "We're not going to take a new tenant and put them in ¥tf • * • " ^ a"fair settlement that was "more 'than what we {bought ly, Knasiac grew even angrier Wednesday afternoon af­ the middle of this .dispute,'* he said. The city has offered to pay Knasiac $774 - or $1,903 - was necessary" to cover the back rent and damages, <• ter he went to the Eton Street house and discovered that less than he requested — based on a standard payment During ah earlier dispute" with Gilbert, Knasiac was the city had tagged if, saying it could not be rented at Knasiac contended the treatment he has received" formula developed by the federal Housing ar)d Urban told he could expect to receive the $774-from the city this time. : " • ' • - amounts tabarassment andsald he plans to sue~the city. Development Corp., said James Gilbert, "'cstland's within a month if he obtained a district court order and Both Thomas and Gilbert called the move routine, "This has gotten ridiculous," he said.. tal ks on sale of mal I

Continued from Page 1 .at the northwesi corner of Wayne City officials indicated tl\ere_were worsen in an area already plagued negotiations, was not available for have made, but wo have nothing to ' Warren roads. some minor glitches in the project, by heavy traffic. . comment Friday, and Homart add to those comments. v Twelve Oaks and Dearborn's Fair-. "For good business reasons," Caul­ Mayor Thomas has described the though no .major stumbling blocks Despite confirmation of the nego­ spokesman Kevin Caulfleld declined \lane. • • . - were expected. — ----- to discuss Winfrey's trip to Westland fleld said, officials*pTcfer\o keep the X Crt^oifiNals also are encouraged -talks between Homart and Equitable tiations, officials at Homart and Eq­ from Homart headquarters in ChfcT- matter "conf idential'Vat this point. about tpo potential for new jobs^ as "very posiUve/^Homart is the de- uitable remained hushed this week =^g0r J=_ Marilyn Zelgler. Westland Center Officials have said the planned ^eTo^menrTafflf^of ~ih~e~CoTdweir" WESTLAND CENTER shoppers -aMut-tDepossible-saterHOy-Vicer'a operations manager;~saia sire~had- sale could result in Westland Center Banker CommerclSKlteaCommerce! l .Estate interviewed by the. Observer have Homart of ficlal who had been quoted "no idea whatsoever" when the sale in earlier published reports about "It's not unusual for our^of Metals getting a Sears store, a second floor Group, a division of Sears^Roebyck voiced strong support for the expan- to meet with local officials and talk might be completed. of some 80 new shops and a parking and Co. Itonr-Th^maln drawback cited by the talks, is no longer with the com­ pany. about certain properties," he said. "I'm learning more about It from deck. The project would nearly dou­ "They're still negotiating," CullUy city officlats^appears to be traffic "We're aware, of published reports the newspapers than I am here at the ble the number of stores in the mall said Friday. • . congestion, which sorrle fear would Winfrey, now handling.Homart's and comments that local officials center," she said.

©bseruer (USPS 663-530) **lm "She just isn't herself, ^ business and local communities, we Preliminary work has begun to ex­ Continued from Page 1 hope to improve local economic con­ pand. Newburgh Road to five lanes" Published every Monday and Thurs­ Lately she seems con* & Michigan communities, was recently ditions and support economic growth between Laramie and Joy roads — a day by Observer & Eccentric* News­ announced by state Sen. William across the state," said' Barton La- $1.7 million project that is expected, papers, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia, Belle, state transportation commis­ to be completed by late July, Vel­ Ml 48150. Second-class postage worried fused, forgetful and Faust and state Rep. Justine Barns, sion chairman. dhuls said. ' --" paid at Livonia, Ml 48151. Address both Westland Democra'ts. all mall (subscription, change of ad­ • . '^ , Though no specific timetable has Hlx Road also ^s scheduled to be dress;. Forrh 3569) to P.O. Box 2428, withdrawn. I wonder ; ' THE SPECIAL fund -was created been developed for the Marie Street expanded to three Iane3 between Livonia, Ml 48151. Telephone 591- in 1987 to spur economic growth by project, Veldhuls said, "we're shoot­ Ford and Warren.roads later this 0500. mm if something is wrongV* improving state and local transpor­ ing for this year." year at a cost-of-about $1.3 million, HOME DELIVERY SERVICE - tation systems. It has provided more The project come3 on the heels of he said. —- Newsstand . . . . per'co.py, 50$ —Trudy B* 'than $229 million in grants. twoi.other major road-lmprovernent Those projects are^>eing funded Carrier ..... monthly. $3.00 plans already in the works in West- largely through the local road fund, Mall. . yearly, $55.00 Mom" "By working as partners with land. Veldhuls said. All advertising published In the Westrand Observer Is subject to the •^tasttr-*:- conditions stated In the applicable rato card, copies of which are avail­ Manslaughter charges denied able from the advertising depart­ ment, Westland Observer, 36251 carrying Alexander and Roehl. Schoolcraft, Livonia, VI 48150. (313) Continued from Page 1 tures of their daughters Into Judge 591-2300. The^Westland Observer Thomas G. Smith's courtroom. They The Firebird belonged to 23-year- reserves the right not to accept an "OUR POLICY, especially Id a also were accompanied by a repre­ old Stephen Delossantos of Livonia, case like this, Is to defer to the vic­ advertiser's ordor. Observer & Ec­ sentative of Mothers Against Drunk whom prosecutors say wasi.a passen­ centric* ad-takers have no authority tim, and in this case it's the victims' Drivers. ger at the time. fd bind thfs" newspaper and orjly families," Googaslan said. However, Blake has indicated that publication of an advertisement shall ' Though Googaslan called Jackson Bell, who is pregnant, remains free on a $5,000 personal bond. If Delossantos possibly drove the car constitute final acceptance of tho "a pretty tough judge," the victims' and said that prosecutors haven't advertiser's order. families have strongly indicated convicted, she could be sentenced up to lS.years in prison and fined up to , proved Bell was the driver. they want the case heard by a jury, The dispute is expected to contin­ he said. $7,500 on each of two counts of man­ slaughter. ue to be^an issue as Bell's case Is "That's" my feeling," he said, heard in Recorder's <" ourt "Both families want to go to trial." IN DISTRICT court testimony, During district cowt proceedings, some of Bell's acquaintances testi­ the families made the Bell case high­ fied that she drove the 1983 Pohtlac ly visible by bringing framed pic­ Firebird that crashed Into the car Examination date set in car-truck fatality Continued from Page 1 [ When the vehicles collided, the Newburgh-Palmer intersection and truck's wheels rolled onto the back collided with a '1989 Ford Taurus, of the car and came to rest near the If you know of an older adult who dragging it 210 feet and killing its driver's seaUGary was pinned in her driver, 43-year-old Margaret Gary— -car_until—rescue personnel cut may be suffering from depression, of North Jean Street in Westland, per through the roof and pulled her out. lice said. The accident occurred at-9:42 a.m." callus. We can help. Wednesday's arraignment came March 11 as Gary was running er­ one week after the Wayne County rands on her day off from work at Center for Mental Health and Chemical Dependency Prosecutor's Office issued a warrant -United-Parcel Service In Livonia, for Link's arrest. She was taken to Annapolis Hospital, (formerly Mercy wood) Link, a resident of Caledonia, near where she died two hours later from Grand Rapids, appeared in court multiple injuries. (313)572-5678 with her attorney, Richard Hoist. Recovery Imi^Kiinv that ehanfze lives ''SHE TURNED herself In volun­ Everything you need tarily," said Westland police officer £psU+Kftime, Sale A Team Approach to Treatment Jon Handzlik, who has handled the DEE 0 to close down a ' Investigation. -_ -GEES Hoist made no comments on Alox Blavls, M.D. Kathy Homiak, Link's behalf during the arraign­ crackhouse. Medical Director, StalfNurse, ment. .. Older Adult Services Older Adult Unit "The attorney didn't know any­ A A 40-50 LB. BAG I thing about the case until he came to i$9 Arp You aren't helpless numbers of strange cars. court yesterday," Handzlik said I M when crime invades They noted the times of Thursday. your neighborhood. ' odd behavior. "X)in/)toms tlxat are tfamght "No one^hould suffer need- ; Gary, a mother of two teen-age wa You're fuiiy capable of They worked with to be a 'normal' part of aging ^gfflsT war kitted when, he.L car s helping police and they're each other. They worked • crushed under r the semi, which"" rare, -inan vj ime-$LzSim&fffiffi<& so many i>7>es of.treatment- Hfeady to show yOU!IQW..V.^_ ^^yil^i^Q^liae.ApiT^d^^ eyewitnesses said ran the red light . sion. This can be triggered />)• 'available,.many /vopfe can that apparently had just chang«d. Th« cas« of The with field glasses,'note [PUPPY CAGES 20%^*! the loss of a spouse, a,pet„_or- continue to enjoy their golden Gary was driving east on Palmer; Stanton Park Stand of f- pads and telephones, y Link was heading south on New­ "ill tnkstcTM~GajdenCi!y ' 2614 090 one's physical abilities. Retire­ years." * ' burgh.. Wlien crack moved folks kopt track of tho ' neighborhood. ment that was once mewed aT i n'to a row h ouse on a leisure time can become lonely, quiet-block ofBlahton <•- . •. Within one month, BANANA SPLIT SALE, Park in Wash ington, n.G.. enough evldonce had been 'time." • folks decided to sorvo an gathered,J?oliCG moved 50* OFF pviction notice. ."• in. Crack moved out.. This Month's Free Lectures • • ftitizen participation um 1 Mm ctmromm wrw court* They met wjMi police *r find out what they could boat crimo in D.C. 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rue to forin Area resi de nts f I n d aid with filing tax returns EARLY THREE thousand come, first serve basis. retirees received help . In Garden City, forms are pre­ this year in preparing pared fronW 10 a.m. to 1:30 pirn. < their 1990 federal and Tuesday/Wednesday and Thursday "slate income tax re'turns. by appointment. The help was offered free to More than 900 people were Westland and Garden City resi­ served at the Westland center and st* nt thp WesUand Friendship In their homes, said Elissa Breen, Center and Garden City Haple- Maptewood 5efttorV-€eMer-cooidl-.- wood Community Center, respec­ nator. tively. The last day for tax help will be; Approximately 2,000 people Thursday. were aided in the program, held The Westland center, is on New- Mondays and Thursdays since ear* burgh north of Marquette, while, iy, February. The figure Includes the Garden City facility is on people helped by a private tax con­ Maplewood west of Merriman. sultant. The tax preparations were done^ TJie_Jasj_daj_fi)r_Westiand -resi­ by-volunteefs HrainediJjrthelnter- dents to get help is Thursday. The nal Revenue Service and the Amer­ tax deadline is Monday, April 15. ican Association "of Retired Per­ ,: Retirees are served on a ' is, Chapter 1642. Crun- iin on lifs cak'.'^torJn • Wittke. Mary Jane Goyt watches

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Stella Walczak (foreground) helps prepare taxes'for 'Edwina Wells (left) and Janice Krym. Her business flowers at home By DarrellCIsm begun sponsoring parties and invit­ •three^.-jrtwfS^sja^o —. a move that staff writer ing their friends to see Brown's fueled her interest in pursuingJier.. work. hobby and turning it into a profit- Orvetta Brown of Westland has making venture. turned her hobby of making silk flo­ "I WANTED to be in business for wers into a blossoming business. myself," she said, "and" this Is some­ IT'S A business that lets her spend Brown started her business, Flo­ thing that I really enjoy." much of her working, hours in her wers by Design, last June after That's evident during a tour of own home, which, she shares with friends and family members, im­ Brown's residence. In every room, husband Gene, an industrial sales? pressed by her skills, began asking her silk flower arrangements add man, and her 14-year-old daughter, her to make flower arrangements color and style. . Courtney, a Stevenson Junior High. for their homes. - "I really like the silk flowers, but School eighth grader. '"-' Someof her first sales came in the if you go shopping for them you'll -Westtefld-Woods-sabdivision-in-the_ Jlnd that they're expensive." "I've had showings in my house, too." - • •• •-.-••. Cherry Hlll-Newburgh area where That's part of the reason Brown Some clients invite Brown' to their she llve3, and her clients also have took a flower arrangement class homes and ask her to offer tips on how they could improve the decor with silk flowers. Others already —know whaHbey-wftfrt^when-they-eaH her. , "Tell .me what color of flowers •you want and what color of pots, and I can take 11 from there." ' HER PRICES tend to be lower than prices at many retail stores c- that sell silk flower arrangements of comparable quality. Brown's typical centerpiece ar­ rangement sells for about f45. An arrangement, placod-near-^a -HWAIL

"You can pay $200 for these kinds of arrangements at some stores-." . Mauve and gray shades are cur­ rently popular among her clients. Peach and blue shades also are re­ made a quested quite often by customers. of her Westland She spends two to three hours business, making a typical flower arrange­ Plower« by ment. . Design. "Each individual flower has to be ART EMANUElE/«lart photofcrapr.er applied a certain way." Local man arrested irr car break-ins A 19-ycar old Westland~man was of a pickup, a Canton police report and compass In a car driven by the arrested on a charge of brcaktrig and said. jna'n and parked at'Pilgrim Village. entering'of automobiles after police , The felony charge caHle3 a maxi­ A searclrof the suspect revealed mum penalty of five years in prison. were called to Pilgrim Village two screwdrivers, a wire cutter/ apartment complex o'rf April 3. Police expect to arraign him on. stripper and four radio knobs in his two counts of breaking and entering coat pocket, Ihe-teport said. a vehicle early this week, according Police found him rummaging Police recovered a television, cell: to Pat Ncmccck, Canton police in­ through a large trash can in the back ular telephone, calclator, cassettes formation officer. Free health testing offered at mall I,oea1 persons can get free tests at free health screening tests and glaucoma. Health hazard appraisals the annual Project Hcalth-ORama, health education materials in the and health education information to be held from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. mall. ' will be given. Tuesday through Thursday at Wond­ V erland Mall, Plymouth Road and Basic tests and services Include For information call the project % Mlddlcbelt. blood pressure; height and weight, hot line at 424-8600 between 10 a.m. Anyone 18 or older can receive vision, counseling and refcVral and to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday.

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Members of Victims tory), even rejoicing in it, I believe garner public support, both here v- Everything. Just ask "Madonna - On Feb. 28, the Commission on In-. children. of War, who In late March deliv­ something Is wrong. We've lost our and abroad, Coppola -said. The- University, formerly Madonna Col-, stilutlons of Higher Education North A United Nations committee ered medical supplies and the first spirltual'values." . same means, was used In the lege, officials — now that the school Central Association of Colleges and touring the country since has mall to Iraq since military hostili­ Crusades, wh£n a common enemy has changed its name. Schools acknowledged the change. found ,-Iraq bombed back td a ties began in January, appeared on • GUMBLETON'S REMARKS served to J.rlng together disparate Gov. John Engler wilt present the "Our mission Is the element which "preindustrlal age," facing critical CNN to tell of the painful journey spark other Issues as tfell. groups, he said., university with the state's official makes us truly unique and able to shortages of food, water, fuel, and describe conditions Inside the . Since the. war began, patriotic While much has been made.' approval of the status change at a succeed," said Francilene. power and medical supplies. country today: Their story aired expression has peaked into a fer­ about the allied victory dispelling- reception Tuesday afternoon hosted , Madonna University, which offers Yet until civil strife errupted after a lyead story op smoker's - vor akin .to jingoism, a term for. lingerlng guilt over Vietnam, Cop- , 7 by Sister Mary Francilene, universi­ more than .50 career-oriented ma-- within the country between gov« righ(ts, • , ' extreme •nationalism, acco.rdlng-.to_. pola suspects other scores have Joe Borrajo, a Wayne County resl- ty president. Also on hand wilt be jors, is now the second largest Catho­ ernment troops and Kurds, Ameri­ • r-Indifferenceto Iraqi .suffering is been settled^as .'well, chiefly re- DitroiiArchblshpp Adam Maida.. lic* independent university In Mlchl- cans remained curiously indiffer-. a source of concern to religious • dent who heads up registration and -venge-folr previous acts otiehof^~ education jlforts for-Arab Arnerl-1 "The decision to change-the-^naroe—-gan.—-./.-. ent to.the plight of Iraq and its" leaders, including the Rev. Doug­ ism, began when the Madonna Board of y ^h_e^niyjreijy^fie«^ ma5ie£^^^. people. . las Gallager of the^ Birmingham- cansT'Born in the U.S., Bonajo's "Terrorism., is,,.desperation, 1 -father-is~an Arab Moslenrrht3~ Trustees decided "college" no longlf degree in science and admlnistra- The Issue has not been of grpat Unltarlan^^v^f^lst-Cthtfift-m- natural reaction to hopelessness," descj-ibed^ Madonna, said Andrea tion, a master's in nursing and an in- • concerrvonCflpitol-4lHl^accoTd!h|" Bloomfietd.Hills. . • mother a European Christian. Coppola said, a condition that al-. "It reminds me-of an 8 or 9- Nodge, director of public relations' ternational program where faculty tcrtfS. Rep. William Broomfleld, "Why the silence?" Gallager lied action has done little td cor-v for the university. from Madonna travel to Taiwan and~ R-Birmirigham, who said "there asks. "Perhaps there Is a reluc­ ye^r-old who needs reassurance. rect or alter for rnanvjn the Mid­ We proved our military prowess. Last October, the board met and students ^ome to the United States to . has not been discussion about the tance to dig too deeply for fear the dle East. *«*•-•. unanimously approved the name complete their degree. ,1 j loss of life (during operation facts might really bother us alot Needing to reinforce ourselves "FROM DESERT SHIELD, to with jingoistic displays Indicates change. With the extensive curricu­ The university also offers a bache- -'• Desert Storm) or the condition of It's better to keep things at a dis­ Desert Storm to Desert -^ Iraqi dead. How Can A Leather Chair War (a Chaldean support group), debate who started what. You . Carlo Coppola, director of the Fitzwater responded, according Look This Good? and they don't seem able to. mobil­ don't get anywhere with that argu­ international center at Oakland to.Stockton who typed the reply ize the U.S. public , ment," he said. University, calls what is occurring Into his computer, "you wi}l not And Still Recline? "People make a distinction, you __ Bishop Thomas. Gumbleton of "the demon-lzatlon of Arabs. Ar­ find Americans feeling guilty It's From Bradington-Young. know, between the aggressor and the Detroit archdiocese, a vocal abs are others. They are not us. about that." Finally, a collection of handsome leather chairs that also recline. Choose the style that fits your decor in 15 elegant colors. Comfort never looked so good as it does from.Bradington-Young. Best Of All, It's On Sale. God's Guidance Is Always At Hand... Schoolcraft College—Radcliff 8 Are You Listening? Open House 999 You Art Wednesday, April 10 SSiC 6«00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. 20292 Middlebelt, Livonia • South of 8 Mile Radcliff Community Room, RC 115 TTJCS. *tO.S»I. »»l>3 474-6900 Cordially . 1751 Radcliff Street, Garden City Invited Come and see what Radcliff To can offer you. 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Michigan Supreme Court; over a with a key witness IrTDomato's case. Rowe in January of I98fk group said defense lawyers use such "There was no coercion or im­ .' "The shock tactic employed by Livonia woman's medical malprac­ Before the month was over, she Interviews to turn around a treating propriety of any kind during the (Fieger) was clearly done in_the hop^„ tice suit. THE SUPREME Court will decide was discovered to have a damaged physician. meeting," Carley's brief said.' _^j'uti'midating^Dr:'Abbasslan into "Such an enmity'to the medical whether Domatp gets a new trial in bladder. Fieger insisted Rowe did Carley^sJuifiiJpaifit6d'a-p{ctQT«ro7 . not testifying," Carley said, calling malpractice profession!" said South- Wayne Circuit Court and'' whether the damage during the first opera- rwRfiNSE' rvuibis&tr^^t^vnVX^nFH^ trying to intimidate Abbas- Fieger's behavior "unethical^' field attorney Geoffrey FiegeK He the kjjyj^essjaayJiisliljE—- tionr-Tte-dcfcW'sald^fttrgSuse was Dornato in effect waived the patient- sian during videotapln|ftf his testi- LJ-^H^Fwnte-eHTOW:10o^to7^ legal Issue is the ground rules - a tumor. . _."•...• physiclan privilege during pre-trial rnony. "He then vehemently at- 'Complicating (he case are. apgar-_ in a suit against Dr. Joseph Rowe,' for how lawyers defend a medlcaV •—•• The urologist who discovered and proceedlngs". tacked Dr. Abbassian for betraying entry- conflicting Court of Appeals Annapolis Hospital and Garden City malpractice case — whether Carley successfully repaired Jhe damaged Added defense counsel Cooper: his patient and threatened to sue him . decisions. ''',""> Medical Center, PC, - violated the patlent-physiclancpnfl- bladder was Dr. A. Abbassian. : dentlality rule in his "ex parte" (one-' Fieger used Abbassian as a witness The Michigan Trial Lawyers Asso- 6 ciatlooient Morton R Schneider to sided) Interview with the second of in a 13-day trial before Wayne Cir­ support Ficger in oral arguments Domato'8 doctors. cuit Judge Marianne 0; Battanl. irtr-r>r'"'"^f">,K',r-r',',*'WJ—^-^^--^- - •• last week before the high court. Politically, medicarpeople and In­ But defense counsel Carley also Schneider said hospitals "want to surers are telling state lawmakers used Abbassian as an expert witness, 'educate' the treating doctor (and) that .costs are getting out of hand. blaming a tumor and not Rowe for explain the 'malpractice crisis.' The Michigan Trial Lawyers Assocl- • the damage. That's what this Is all about.'' atlon has hired a new publicist to de­ The Jury verdict favored Rowe David Cooper of the Association nounce the-"crisis"as trumped up by and the hospital. M.TOM FIEGER ASKED a new trial with Abbaaaiaft'a -Uatlmonyclther-xillml AunCnuE nated or prohibited. His brief called Carley's "secret Southeastern Michigan's 53rd an­ marketing, treatment of bee dis­ contacts" with Abbassian "reprehen­ SEARS NATIONAL nual Bee School will be held Satur­ eases, allergy treatment for bee sible" and "a betrayal of his pa­ day, April 27 at Schoolcraft College. stings and an update on "killer bees" tient." 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:;~ icarrrememoeniKeiiwas— ; yesterday. My twin sister had all her dolls : .seiout on the back porch atop a crisply starched white sheet. As*I crouched in the bushes trying not to be noticed, I observed her" '* pouring "tea" for each doll from a flower-emblazonedteapo t Into tiny china cups sitting on dainty saucers. ; I remember snickering to myself, "She must be crazy," sitting there, talking to her dolls and having a 'tea party.'" Now I have a little girl of my own. It's amazing, the more things change, the more they stay the , same. rl ; Are tea parties an ex tension of our childhood? As my sister used to sit In Idle chatter with the likes pf Betsy Wetsy, so now my j daughter does with Oopsle Daisy, Barbie and a new male friend, Johnathan, heralding from the New Kids on the Block. Last week, I enjoyed "high tea" at the Ritz Carleton in Dearborn. Decked out in my new gray suiti I felt like a Ken doll in a room of Barbies and Belsles, But this was no pretend ___ performance. • > . —The dolls were real people. The argains tea was gently spooned into porcelain teapots. The pots were covered with shiny brass cozies. By ArleneFunke The cups and saucers were as special writer delicate as Belllque. There were plates of cucumber and LENE LITHLAND'S grocery cart Is chock-full of watercress tea sandwiches. The pastries, coffee cake and muffins. scones were assembled on real Each month Lithland drives from her West doilies, almost as If they were I Bloomfleld home to the Awrey Thrift Store in artistically arranged. Livonia to stock up on goodies at reduced prices. Marjorle There was a sense of decorum. "It's worth the trip," said Lithland, eyeing a tray of Moldonhauer blueberry muffins. "I freeze most of it, and it will last a of Livorila ~ THE TEDDY BEAR, clown month." (above) admits doll and even Grover from Variety and savings from 20 to 50percent are the to a weakness Sesame Street were well-behaved drawing cards. for the Cherry at my daughter's tea party, and the There's an abudance of Ideal thrift stores. Shoppers may Glazed Dunkers crowd assembled for high tea" choose from Awrey, Wonder Hostess, Entenmann's, srlo" ls"aboutto_ proved equally so. Surprisingly, Brownberry, Pepperldge Farm and Sara Lee. grab. ^ ' typical American high teas, laced with primness and propriety, are SOME THRIFT stores carry bakery goods which didn't BeltyJean . te~dif ferenl from Engltshieas sell in grocery stores. Some are fresh, others slightly out of Awrey (left), that are very social and not at all date. Package contain freshness codes. company formal. •'•''- Other products may land in a thrift store because of spokeswoman "The gathering together with overproduction or weight discrepancy. Most goods taste who currently friends and family Is what started fine, with little or no loss of quality. works In the afternoon tea in my family," said Some products have minor flaws — perhaps the icing Is thrift store, Delores, Fitzglbbons of Redford. crooked — which don't affect taste. stralghtensa "The ceremony of making the lea "They're irregular — not picture-perfect," said a clerk row of Date was a ritual," she said, "but the in the Sara Lee outlet in Westland. Nut Cookies. ceremony was soon obscured by • bursts of laughter and chatter -Awrey's thrift store, on Farmlngton Road south of the — from friends and relatives." Jeffries Freeway, is adjacent to the plant where Awrey • Forthe.unlnltiated, Fitzgibbons baked goods are produced. " :says that to make the best of high The fragrance of baking sweet rolls lures customers to tea, start with a non-metallic the spacious shop. Hard decisions must be made: Oatmeal teapot that has been rinsed with bran or stone-ground whole wheat bread? Croissants* or rx)lllng^a^r^AiterJr^sJL£old_ English muffins? Fudge brownies or strawberry streusel wajer has been brought to a slow, coffee cake? rolling boil, add a few teaspoons of loose tea to the pre-warmed AT AWREY'S thrift store, 98 percent of the products are ^pT5tm^athHfe«^« ^_ fresh. . were selling for 11.89. A popular cinnamon coffee cake, Swirl the pot gently arid to keep '• Htev^e baVcdinJhe plant and brought directly to the $3.49 retail, was priced at 12.49. the heat, cover with a cozy or thrift store," said"coinpanys^keswolnaT5'Betty-J heavy towel and allow the tea to Awrey. "It's replenished all day long." BETTY JElW^TTOEY^tdtw»i>fe4«4*are.t steep for al least two to three The Awrey discount is 20 to 30 percent, with dally tested in the thrift store. -minutes^owUhe-tea through-a- -5peeialsrMany products are-packaged irHarge,— ' - By the time her shopping-wa$J^nished,Litherland had- fine mesh strainer into individual institutional trays or in Individual portions. Customers may her quota of sweet rolls for her 9i-year-old father, who cups. Serve with lemon wedges, have a party cake decorated while they wait. t , lives with her. She also had a stockpile of Individually /'••// honey and sugar. -. Diana Barlage of Plymouth, orrher first trip to the thrift wrapped danlsh pastries for her son, who pops them into Depending on time of day and .store, bought a large banana-flavored birthday cake, to be the microwave for a fasjt heat-up. •(U whom you are entertaining, a served at a party for daughter Emily, 4. Barlage expressed "They cost a lot less\han In the grocery store," y\ / small tray of finger sandwiches, delight with the $6 price for the cake, which serves 25 Lltherland said. \ "•_.-- 1Q scones or fresh fruit and people. '.'-. ..;... ..'•..'.' : Devonshire creatruwould prove A dozen fresh, oldfashloned doughnuts, tagged at $2.49, See Recipes, Page 2B. v • highly complementary. My 'daughter Jessica believes a • ; plastlc.Ralnbow Bright plate of •Dorltos is just as popular, THRIFT STORE LOCATIONS Following Is a partial list of local • EntenniMin'f, 13280 Newburgh, mingham, and 10 tt Mile and Little especially with Barbie. You be thrift bakeries. Livonia. Baked goods at 30-33 per­ Mack, St. Clair Shores. .the judge. . Shoppers can save from 20 to 50 cent off. Bargain days Wednesday • Sara Lee,' 32500 Warren Road, •; The best part about tea is that percent or more.dependlng on avail­ and Sunday, items priced at $1 or between Mcrriman and Vcrioy, West- you don't have to be at the Ritz Eight _MJ!O . X) ability and freshness. * , $1.50. Open 8 a.m. to6 p.m. Monday- land. Average 25 percent on fresh .•.Caricjpjrorwlth a group of dolls —Check pjsckages for. dates. For Saturday, 9 am; to 3 p.m. Sunday. and frozen products. Bargain'day and bears to cnJ6yir"ATiccUc~day Seven Mile best results, usequlctlyprfreoT£ ~ "Additional T6can6nr~l 4-Mile—be- ••-Monday . Hours 9 a.Trrto 7~p:rrrrf can be broken by just plopping a Many stores have regular "bar­ tween Crooks and Main, Clawson. day-Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Satur­ cup of water into the microwave gain days," with additional specials. • Koeppllng«r, Eight Mile, be­ day and 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. and adding a teabag, turning off Stores Ask about senior citizen dlseounts. Other locations: Southfleld and 13 all outside stimuli and just tween Greenfield and Coolidge, Oak Mile roads, Beverly Hills; Grand enjoying. Take a few minutes to 1. Awroy \ Park. Kocpplingcr breads and baked • Awrey Thrift Store, 12301 goods, - Keebler, Nabisco products. River and MIddlebelt, Farmlngton; , retreat from your hectic day — 2. Drownbcny Farmlngton Road, Livonia. Discount and 15 Mile and Ryaitroads, Sterling with a cup of tea. Open 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday- 3. Hntenmann's of 2030 percent off retail, plus dally Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. Satur­ Heights. 4. Kocpplingcr specials. Open 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mon­ day. • Wonder Hostess Thrift Shop, day-Friday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Satur­ 37051 Amrhcln, west of LcvAn, Livo­ 5. Popporidgo Farni day and and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. • repperldgc Farm, 29115 Eight nia. Fresh and day-old breads and §. Sam l.oo Mile, near MIddlebelt, Livonia. Up to rolls, snack cakes, pies and sweet There We're plates of 7, Wonder I fostoss • Brownberry NnUral Breads 50 percent off on breads; 25 percent goods. Up to 50 percent on selected Thrift Slore, 31221 Five Mile, near' • on cooklea, crackers and frottn Items. Bargain days Wednesday, Sat­ cucumber and MerrtmarTT' Livonia. Discounted Hems. Deep discounts on older mer­ urday. Open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mon­ watercresspa ,,. breads, stuffings, croutons and chandise. Open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mon­ day, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday; 8 sandwiches. 2U health foods. Open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. day-Friday, 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Sat­ a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday, and 8 a.m. A Monday-Saturday. Additional loca­ urday, and 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. to 5 p.m. Saturday. Several other lo­ tion: Gratiot Avenue and H Mile, Other iocatlons:*Northweat corner of cations, Including: 33801 Dequlndre, N <8 CD Madison Heights. . ,, Southfleld and 14 Mile roads, Bir­ Troy. » ' ' ; I wmmmm

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Thus/ • it should come. as no tover turkey meat. 1 medium head lettuco, torn Betsy As a suggestion, you might Into bite-slzod pieces Cooked Turkey or chicken surprise that this week's Winner Din­ Frozen peas ner Winner is indeed ainan, named want to buy a bird that is larger ' 1 medium cucumber, sliced Brcthoo than needed so the^ will bo 1 medium carrot, shredded Lettuce, i ;• ' George LqvelL, who sent In a dyna­ 1 cucumber - — ' —_,—_ mite menu that is always a hit with enough leftovers for.3 or 4~ptes~ 2torrt.ato537Cut Into wedo^s 5 that can be made at the samp 1 cupi mushrooms, sliced thin 2 tomatoes' his family and friends. time and then frozen for future Mushrooms •/> Although he made up the recipe use. This recipe serves 4-6.A •Toss alljhe Ingredients togeth­ Your choice of dressing for turkey pot pie, Dom DeLuiseV vP.le crust for a 2-crust,ple (Pills- er and serve with your favorite Eggs cookbook,. "Eat This . ., It'll Make bury Ready Crust) salad dressing. \". Sour Cream , You Feel Better!" was the source for 1 medium potato, peeled, Oil :: the chocolate cake recipe that he cooked and cut into small . submitted. 1 chocolate cake mix pieces % "DEATH BY CHOCOLATE 1 small box' Instsntl/rTocolate - .Because of the automotive reces­ 1 cup carrots, cut into V* Inch N0.2" pudding mix sion, Lovell has' only been able to •; 1 package semisweet choco­ work sporadically at Kelsey Hayes, slices and cooked . V4 cup chicken broth This recipe Is a Lovell family late chips, 12-ounce size a company he has been with for favorite and is taken from Dom 1 bottle maraschino cherries, , •-thoN than 25 ytmb. ------...J-.. 'A'cup onion, chopped •;••-•- -½..-etrp-.^. ' celery, - — - DcLuiso'^ cwkbwki-^Cat-Thr^ x . . . It'll Make You Feel Belle/!" | Powdered sugar, optional AS A RESULT, hi$ wife Edie now h cup mushrooms 1 can cream of chicken soup The only'change is that cherries works full time, and Lovell has be­ ~ have been added to. this recipe. come a full-fledged Mr. Mom, mak­ V4 can milk , 2 cups cut-up cooked turkey or 4 eggs ing beds, cleaning, doing the laundry 1 cup sour cream and, yes^ey^acooking.... chicken Vi cup frozen peas . '/* cup water- _•__,___;—_-. - And, oh, how he cooks. His style Is Vt cup oil to double or triple a recipe and then Notes freeze it for later use. He also has Cook onion, celery and mush­ been known to run a meal over to a rooms In-chicken broth until ten­ Beat the above ingredients to- friend in need, as he did recently for der, adding more broth if neces­ '.; gether in a large bowl until thor­ a previous Winner Pinner Winner. sary. Add thesoup and milk and oughly mixed. stir until smooth and the consist­ Add: His all-around competence on the ency of a thick stew. 1 chocolate cake mix home front has earned him the re­ . Add the potato, carrots, tur­ 1 small box Instant chocolate spect and admiration of his friends, key and peas. Reduce the heat pudding mix both male and female, as he has and let simmer for 5 minutes. made the best of a situation that was Pour or spoon mixture into a Beat until smooth: . brought on by the downturn in the SHARON IE MElUX/staft photogfagJier pie shell and cover with the sec­ ' - Stir In: economy. . 1 package semlsweet choco­ George Lovell of Farmington Hills is flanked by his family, wife ond crust, folding the edge of the top crust under the "first and (lut­ late chips, 12-ounce size A RESIDENT OF Farmington Edie (left), Scott and Julie, as well as his Winner Dinner. ing the edges. T bottle maraschino cherries, Hills and the lather of two teenag­ 10-ounceslze, halved ers, Lovell is a golf fanatic and is saying that a woman's place is in the come the propertyof the publish­ Cut several slits in the top er. Each week's un'nner receives crust and bake at 400 degrees already eagerly anticipating getting kitchen. for 40 minutes or until the crust Pour into a buttered Bund! out on the golf course. Until next week, all the best, and I ah apron with the words Winner pan and bake at 350 degrees for Dinner Winner on it. is golden brown. lie and his family are members of hope that you take a moment to send • The pies can be frozen for lat­ 1 hour. This cake can be served Ward Presbyterian Church in Livo­ in your family's favorite spring ' Recipes are printed the same er use To bake, place in a with powdered sugar sprinkled nia and active participants In a cou­ menu. As the weather warms up and size so that you may clip and save^ preheated 400-degree oven for on top or plain. ples' prayer group. we haul out the. grill, recipes for them in a three-ring binder. Use a Thank you, George Lovell, for grilled meat or fish would be most paper punch to make holes in the sharing your delicious recipes, and appreciated. clipping, or paste the clipping on congratulations on being this week's Submit your recipes, to be con- a blank sheet of three-ring note- Winner DlnnerJVinner. _ ^-^11 .'___ _sideredfojLpublicalion-MWUarWIJiy)BBil^KM«UliBrjlf«IJI»mWt!Wtl»IK.TMU!l»mBU>lJ^ J • OP£N HOUSE bership drive for co-op member/ 6wners in the Oakland County area. 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By Brad Emona staff writer 'fill pfffl-mMntflht when Rob Diffanbaugh finally stepped into the ring. .*'"•' The 17th of 20 bouts began as many of the estimated 850 fans had already teftX-ivonia's Roma Hall. ryrBut^or those who endured the long evening, it was well worth the wait. Np, the; hometown favorite didn't advance in his 147-pound Open Divl- sion bo»t against Mark Goins, but he certainly had the fans buzzing durinf Wednesday's elimination round of the Metro Detroit Golden Gloves. Diffanbaugh, a student' at School­ craft College and a Stevenson High product, put forth a stirring effort against the 23-year-old Goins, only to come up short on points after tlr* ing in the third round. Paul Soucy, Diffanbaugh's trainer and coach at the Livonia Boxing Club, certainly did not like the deci­ sion. JIM JAGDFELO/steff photographs* "It was close enough to give it to Soo-Young Chang (left) of the Livonia Boxing the Metro Golden Gloves tournament. Chang the local kid," said "Soucyr~wlro~ Club fends off a blow from Southgate's Shane advanced v/ilh a three-round decision. helped stage the event along with the Hanke during their 178-pound Novice bout at Livonia Jaycees. "The first round Rob won going away, and the second round I gave him a slight edge. METRO DETROIT cy-MMfanwBRiriw IMW0HWBIU There were no standing eight-counts •- GOLOEN GLOVES ELIMINATION BOUTS or knockdowns. - . • Wednesday at Livonia Roma's "The third round definitely went OPEN CLASS to him (Goins), but that's always been a problem in Rob's career, the 132 pounds: Gerry F^omenl (Schreiber. Ontario).. dec.is.'oned fc-rdell Pitls (Detroit -"ST- : third round conditioning." Kronk) on points: Rardo'pla' Chapman (De-. trot Kronk) doc, Chris Ward (Amherstburg. 156: Jason Oeteiaar (Bramatea. Ontario) Chang (ifvon-a Boxing Club) dec. Shane " IF DIFFANBAUGH could have Ontario) on points. dec. Anthony Rice (Detroit Butzel) on Hanke (Soulhgato) on points. continued his bobbing, weaving and 139: Rob Bourgeois (London. Ontark)) d squalifioatiorv Supcr-hea.vywerdwlth an earned Mayle hopes to expand her reper­ ing on a better changeup and drop Thompson, also a senior, posted a Arnold, keep their Infield intact — pay-to-play, interest is down. Athlet­ run average of 0\95T r--^ toire of pitches, ball." 13-3 record while hitting .336. She Julie Nicastrl (first base), Jenny ic director1 Bill Hawley reports only This season, Mayle may be sur­ rst" season-she- conquor«4-hex_^^ Garden City is right there with the struck out 105 batters In 110 innings Sekovich -(second base), Danielle eight players have signed up for the rounded by a better team. control problems, but this season Patriots:— —-r— with a school-record ERA of 0.70. Mortiere (shortstop) and Kris Ford program. ' Shortstop Emily Skura.returns af­ she's been working on changing Upsctby Trenton in last year's re­ Thompson 4s-^oined_bxvetcran (third base). See capsule summaries of ter missing last season, giving the speeds. gional, opening Jhe door for Frank- Al1-Arel a shortstop Carolyn" Shank5~ —Westlartd--Mn^leniiriciLby^Ml1 Litwu'a-Wesflatid teams. summaries of Livonia-Westland softball teams' • Leading retumec-S: Lesvo Turgeon. .LIVONIA FRANKLIN • lasl year's overall ror-ord: 1S-9.; • Notabro losses to graduation: norio. « • Promlsfng nGwcomcrs:. Amy Daron. , LIVONIA CLARENCEVILLE sophomore catcher, (hit .462 last season w-th •• Head Coach: JooT.pstcin, eighth'year. '. • leagua affiliation:iVLAA (lakes D>>1- • leadtog fotumcoj: 'Rachel' Aiior. oulfe'der; UzqVt ,Cop!o. outlielder; Chris ; : 19 RCI); Chrrsty' Pyd)-n. ser^r pitcher' ••' • Lost year;8 overall record:.19-8. s' on).- ; • -. . > c'e.Verk'der (batled .369 last season)'; Dolh Oaty. ouife'd-:r; JoVifty Oust, madder; .Paigo • Head coach: We-ady Kc' ehan, ihrdsta- (knoc v ed in' 20 runs a year ego) ;%orah love, • •' Leaguo affiliation: Wee-tern lakes Actrv- • Notabio losses lb graduation: W;chf-Jre D:$O. catcher (corr.'ng oil a 12 R0l cnrn- Grossman, inf-e'der, Karen Jos-0, inf.j'cicr, K»n .son ' .-,'.••' : sen-cx des^nated h.tter. Kr'rstc-n Strang. Jun'or ities'Association (Western.Division). Myers, ccntertie^def, Sl>;rrie KoMko, pitcher; "pa gn); N\i lla'-p. thtd baseman/p itch^'f Jose, inf.e'der; ' - • • lasgri(iwcon5or8:nco baseinan Eftown, All-Area oulliv'dcr (.440 balling oven .With a .53< balling averago); Canio n?ch*ai, team cflc"t and to bu.'d il^ team lor the com-., . •Tr s." catcher. Cndy Carnc-wchi. odtr^idcr.'Chtistl If itTo'g'rU w«k hard. H shcvi'd bo a fun >oaf.'-' ( • Promising nowcomors: Colette : Ebc-rfy, oult^dcr. . ' . h named second team An Arccf^'Jepn !cr Mas­ Rocket'*, light t'c'dcr, Da*n Treny May'A senior se/, sen'or second ba«nion/pitch:r -(named (:c'der; Janeno Copt, shortstop; Din PtV'ps, . LIVONIA LAOYWOOD » f^kjer. • • ' ' • ' HURON VALLEY.LUTHERAN- pitcher (won AMArea honors tost season with : • leading returnees: Rhobda Saunders. to 11¾ AHlaVeslearn): Drkl^etMuss n. sen'or ptchcf; Mc: >sa D'ank, catcher. \ "» : -^- a »9 6 (ecofd, 008 ERA, 150 Innings pitched • Head conch: Kmi Unengcr. Icpunh sea­ Al leaJ-.IO senior pitcher (ted Metro Confcr- ojllioldei; N KM Nagc-l. jun'or th'rd baseman, • Head coach: OaAJ Ko'arvJer, f.nh^a- and four no hitlers); Brenda Picrsorvsenior • Hobostreit's'91 outlook: "Our do'enso. son!" ' .•'•'" enco in'strikec-jts last season and h't 5S3); NkKi. WojciV, junkx fjst b-ascman; Cathy son • ' • Ihtrd baseman (was named A'li-Wesicrti Divt- Mruk, fjo'cn pitcher, trna Hc:m, |un!or out- w.!i bo our snen^ith. il the opponents can hit •-•• last year's overall record: 14-16 Lcan.Jc CcrJerence (second p'.aco 'in • Promising newcomers: Usa Rorges. • Nolftblo loSsos 10 graduation: Krisla, ; iunior s«ond boscavin; Jenny MAScart"©.' • Prom!s ng now-conierS: Roth Migvre, Amer'n, freshmian l.rst baseavan; • al-MlAC p'tcher. Octh Gerva>*s/ al MIAC / . f>'dcr; I aura Wtmcr, sen'or outlieidor. : seasoo catcher (M .320 and. was se'eetc i to Iho At- Mori'^a Kflp o, junVx OUl!'H:' center!c'dor; flachc"o Carnf.^su. sen'or sec­ a^ c.cr again. We lost a kit We have great sonify t:ftt baseman; Kathy Ha'auer. ie>:to< pitcher; Tammy Schaolter. soolionxMO s^lO(t- 1cn;e, then cxocul-ng property. OlfcnsJ-vcfy, v'.s'on). : ! ond basemvn; Stacl Ko^a'c^ry*. sen'or plch- aii tude The la'ent is lhc.-e II'reeds to bo catcher. Oawn Hartley. Jen'or (cn\(^ fe'der. stop/lhiid baseman; Amanda Hosko, topho- wo w t try to m.vnta'n a posit^a rr^ntat atli- • /jotabto losses lo graduation: Man'ei Cr. Jenny Smth. senior Ih'rd ba'C-Tian; f.tary deve'oped Wo Cou'd fjaish th'rd in our • • Ko'apdcf'a '91 outlook: "We havo n'no mor6 stcond baseman; Dccca O'och, sopho­ tude. Our strength Is aliiiudo and ath'clk: abil­ Grom, pitcher, Ocanaa Hansc'rinn, ih'rd Jo Ke"y. soohc>mofO p tckr. league" .., letter w'rv^^s Wo havo so'd defenso end more {-horlstop. ity." baseman; Cheryl lovaly, lelt I'O'dcc; Jcrdiy : shixi'd bo sUoog o''ci"s;ve!y wiih ba'jrvo • FrajiKHn's '01 oullooK: With tho toturn* ! • Prom's'ng. newcomers: Tara Wa: av, W. ':r.s. shcxlstop. llcWo /wrc^r. (ust to'/i- LUTHERAN WESTLAND (speed and p«^wer) of Skura, TranM'n w'1 hava a rnoro Potent line­ LIVONIA STEVENSON rmn \ • freshman shcxlstop; MC -sa fJcr.ock. Jun'or "Somel-mcs wo loco air concentraiion and. up otlenslvcty find dotensf.cty. Ih*^tcam , • leading roturneos: VKkl lucss, sh.oit- ul'typ'aycr. ' • • Head conch: Ron Gent/, third sea?on. make mental m'^la^es n>arfy won it oil Ias1 year and shoutd molTft a , stop (batted .310 last season); Marcy Kne'd- • Llnenger's '91 wtlook: ;'0r-act a lot.from Tara Wavak. Sho has good • last year's overall record; 0-13. c-al Alh'etic Con'e;enco kt tho champ'on;J-,p get awiy from us last • leaguo afl.ilntlon: V/l AA (Lakes DM- f-e'der; .Lan'oe SpfOut. ti'st baseman; Heather nb My. Wo havo a r-c-w in'-e'd. Wo e'pect our • Head coach:-l.tnda Jmooo?. sixth sea­ • Notablo lossos lo graduation: Joy year, so wo'ro looking forward to redeeming - s'on).. Slcvcnson, Ih'fd baseman. ptclvng lobosliong" r son. 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^. ? .; -A BOO eteran Li on Redford CO coach loses varsity job Livonia Lady wood, sixth in last UMiWi .mi mmitmit* inrtpm WJ—HI- xaxytotta year's state Class A girls .g^M By $t«ve Kowattki MM but what are our options?" Santelio said. "We staff writer championships, embarks on anoth­ tried (Livonia) Bentley and they said it's already er season Tuesday against Walled ' overused, We tried Clarencevllle, but we already Lake Western in a match at Ljnks John Boots, who in two years guided Redford play football ganies there and they said playing golf »; Catholic Central's soccer team to a combined 32-_ of the Pines. ' • soccer soccer on it would bp too much. We've tried Red- The Blazers, 13-4 overall and 8-3 record, will not return as coach next season. ford Union and Thurston and they said no. there Boots' one-year contract was not renewed by second in the rcglonals last year, • ing season," said Ladywood coach when I disagree with him I say it out loud, but just isn't any field around that could accommo­ return four of the team's top six , Sharon Laskowskl, now in her sixth the school, which plays in the Catholic League's date "us. .. • Central Division. Shamrocks'• athletic director .when I agree with someone, I say it, too. , '• players Including the top three: Mi­ season. "It's' the strongest team Bob Santelio said CC did not ask Boots back be­ . "CC's views of soccer and mine are different. chelle-Gossett, Meghan Blake and. I've' fielded' at Ladywood. We Bob Santelio Is an unbelievable man and I have a . "IF YOU TAKE a look at CC as a whole, the, Lauren Zimmerman — all seniors. should have .three shooting in the. cause of Boots* sales representative job, that last tennis teamSplays at the Livonia YMCA and' fall took him from two weeks of practice and two lot of respect for him. He's a great guy and I They are joined by'second-year " 40s for sure. hope we retain our friendship because I really • Schoolcraft College. Baseball plays at Capital- player Jessica HUarlb, a senior, >• "The three seniors have been to games. , ' Park. And we use-the Thurston arid Farroington "The first year, he had problems with his job, like the guy. But I don't think CC has a big con­ and sophomore Katie Pinkelman. the state finals the last twoiy'ears. cern with soccer, and soccer is a major concern Mercy tracks. The swimmers use the Mercy pool. Among the promising new­ They know what to expec^ and being'a salesman on the road and having com­ Being on campus for 11 years, this is nothing mitments that took him away from games and in my life. If they were interested,-* they would comers include freshmen Nicole- have tasted the competition go. the have at least have a permanent field with perma­ new." . Young, Nicole Drlsly, Jennifer highest level, Our theme for the practices,"; Santelio said. "We were hoping it nent goals." '•••'.. Boots brought an impressive coaching resume sesson has been, 'Will you be ready would change, and unfortunately it didn't. Being Grutza and Bianco Cerronl. 1 with him to Michigan, as he was 114-12-8 in six -, "I'm very excited about the com-. when the balloon goes up? " in the administration and organizational pro­ CC DOES NOT have its owp soccer field and years of coaching boys high school soccer in Indi­ gram, it hurts when you can't get a hold of him Boots complained about having to play at Bell ana. He reached the state championship game because he's out of town or you have" to talk to an Creek Park and having to spend about "a half- three times without winning a tltje. answering machine. So we had to make a mqye hour" before and after practices putting up the Boots said he'll miss the opportunity to coach toward not renewing his contract." CC next year, since the Shamrocks return an im­ Chang wins Gloves bout "We played across a softball field and I had to pressive gwup, lMJluuliig AH-lM&lilvwJjalfUuik- • BOOTS IS known for his outspoken ways and set up the field, put goal posts up and paint the Kerry Zavagnin. As a junior, Zavagnin scored 20 Continued from Page 1 weapon," Moore said. "He used the fiery manner that sometimes got hrrrrtn trouble, field," said Boots, who played baseball at Indiana goals and had 24 assists. jab, and then the right hand, and it but Santelio said neither had anything to do with University before severely injuring a knee. "(I was mentally right there. The first paldoff." the decision to let Boob go. : complained) daily, to anybody (at CC) that would "THEY HAVE THE talent to win the state two rounds I felt good. I thought I Added Clements: "Soo- hung in _ .Two years ago, after losing to Plymouth Sa­ listen. Tljey would just say, 'It's not available,— -tournament," Boots said. "It's a phenomenal had the. first twojounds, but my legs there with a lot of heart. He's a lem, 5-1, in the Class A regional final, Boots said John, get used to it.' More kids play soccer in this group of kids, well-rounded Academically ami sort of got cramped up in the third. I smart fighter, a college student-1 some things in The Observer that most coaches area than, baseball, football and basketball to­ talent wise. I wish them all the best of luck." thought I could win. Maybe I need thought there was a heck of a lot of would have later regretted. Then, last fall, he gether and it should be a viable.product for CC Boots, who last summer coached the 1974 more road work. I feel good about it Improvement. Tonight he capitalized was Involved in a shouting match with Warren and they need to realize the importance of the Michigan Magic Wolves to a national champion­ except tor the third round. It was a on his opponent. The previous fights De La Salle coach Thaler Mukhtar after the sport in this area. - ship, has no intentions of returning to the high close decision, a tough fight." he didn't throw enough punches." Shamrocks were ousted from the regional semifi­ "If they approached soccer like they do the school level at this time. Diffanbaugh's opponent said, "It A strong work ethic has also car­ nal, 3-0. basketballand football programs, they would be "I'm soured on high school soccer right now," took me awhile to try and figure him ried Chang, according to his trainer. "That's not the CC way," admits Boots, an In­ uncqualed," .••-.', he said. out. "He's busted his butt and listened diana native. "I say what I feel and I don't regret- ..'..Finding a place to play is not uncommon at CC, Santelio has begun a search for Boots' replace­ "I tried everything, but I saw that real well," Clements said. "He works it, from the point that I say what I think is right. he (Diffanbaugh) started to get tired like hell, a hard worker. He's an ami­ T which faces that problem in most of Its varsity ment and said anyone interested should call him I'm obnoxious somol:--.<-> \A 'm always sin- SJV"-':* - • __- . at 534-1140, or send a resume to Catholic Cen­ so I Just had to keep going," said able kid, quiet and shy." cere. (Salem C. - ••- . .•.•"•:.". .1-.•.'. v. •.-»vv - : 'he finest field to play tfn, • tral, 14200 Breakfast Drive, Redford, 48239. Goins, who competes out of the The action was fast and furious Brewer Recreation .Center In De­ for the most part. troit. "It was not easy, believe me." Several Canadian fighters made p ' ' - .' PREP BASE8AU *• (all events 4 p.m. unless notod) Both fighters are looking to turn strong showings. The Canadians, who prosoon. -..-••' can also advance through the Detroit Mooday, Apfil 8: Bedford CC el Yps'jn'l "I might look for another amateur regional to the "National Golden Tuesday. Aprt 9: Rcd'-cd LWort'al Uv. Stevenson sports roundup J30 p.m; Taylor Kennedy al Garden O.fy {2). 3 30' fight (perhaps the Ohio State Fair) Gloves finals laterals month in Des p.rrv; Btoorr.nek} Lalner »1 Farm. K&msoo (2), 3.30 the week and then go pro," said Diffanbaugh, p m.: Trenton e! Wayno Memorial; SL Agatha al Coo­ Moines, Iowa, won eight of 11 • WOLVES 76 ADVANCE your nearest Hungry Howie's loca­ ler Lino St- Cfemcni; H. Famtofjton 01 South Lyon who is 31-9 overall. "I don't want to matches. tion. (2): SouttWd Chrei^n »1 Lulheran Weslland, *30 ahead make excuses. He's a tough.fighter p m. The most impressive victory was The Michigan Wolves. 76 boys Wedrvciday. Apri 10: Bedford CC vs. Bishop Bor- in a tough class of guys." Saturday. April 13: Garden City al Bk»nr.«Jd H-"s scored by 21-year-old Gerry Fi- goss (2) «1 Caprtat Pa/k; Otxv Fordsoo et.Uv. Frar*- soccer team took the first step in de­ • HOLE-IN-ONES Ando-.-er Retay-s, 10 am; Farm. Harrison at Mi'on Fto- K\ BtoomWd AJXJOVW el W t. Ceflliat V/.L. Western gllomenl, who defeated Detroit fending their 1990 National Indoor al Btoomfiek) Lahser. L>v. Cta/cooevK* 81 Growo Pte. la>i. nooa LIVONIA SENT three other fight­ Kronk's Ferdell Pitts on points in the Championship by winning a regional • John Del Signore, owner of Liggett. 4:30 p.m. ers to the ring, all in the novice Thursday. April 11: Garden Ctty at Dton. His. GIRLS TRACK ,- 132 Open Division. qualifying tournament, March 22-23 Fonte D'Amore Restaurant in Livo­ Cressrrood. 3.30 pm; Or. ChurchiJ 81 FarrrungtofV class. Figllomeni, who grew up in in Cincinnati, Ohio. ' __LV Franklin al W.L. Central; HorthvPe at Uv. Steven­ Tuosday. AprD 9: Oon. His Annapoi.s al IN nia, recorded the third ace of his ca­ son: Pry. Canton al Westiand Gienrv Farm. Harrison Cla'ecce>-i."^. L^v. Fra'AKn and Bishop Borgess a I Uv. At 147, Brent Wartner of the Livo­ Schreiber, Ontario (near Thunder The triumph moves the under-15 reer on March 27 at Wfld Dunes (Is­ al Ply. Salem. H. Farmington al W.L Western; Lu­ St^er^on; Weslland G^enn at Garden Oty. Bedford nia Boxing Club lost a close three- Bay), trains out of the Atlas Club In team into the national finals later. land Palm course) In Charleston, S.C. theran Westiand at Rc/al OaV Shrtne.'4:30 p m. Llruon al Norlhv.fe; M":ri lakc'-and 8?d V/alerford Friday. April 12: Yps/Unll at LN. ChwcM; Wayne Keiiering el WL. Central. WL. Western al W.^ord.- round decision to Lerone Hunt of De­ Toronto. He has an unusual back: . this spring In DallasrTex. He used a 9-iron in the 127-yard No. Memorial at Wyandotte: Bedford Union al Weslland Brr. Gaor*l Richard at Farm. H-s Uercy. '^|rn ; Lu­ troit Kronk. ground for a fighter. Competing one age division up 16 hole. G'onn (2); Fa/rr.ington at BtoomWd Uhser (2). theran Westiand at Flat Rock. 4:30 p.m. 'ff^ ' . 3-30 p.m; Fernda'a al N. Farmington. 4:15 pm; Thuraday, Apnl II: Farm Harrisoo arxffT Farm- .. In a super-heavyweight bout, Ter­ (under-16), the Wolves 76 defeated • Scott Craver, 13, of Livonia, Gross© F>io. t-igseit at Lutheran Westiand. 4:30 p m. inglon al Farm'inglon; St. Agatha at V/alerford Our ry Pitts of Detroit Cannon stopped "IT FEELS good because it's the Team Dayton 75 for the title, 4-2, Salurday. Aprfl 13: Wayn» Memorial al Ftedtord Lady. Garden Oty at RonxArt. Llv. SlevtnsoTat Uv. aced the 96-yard No. 17 hole Thurs­ Thyrsion (2), II am; Taylor Truman at Garden Oty Churcha, Wesl^nd Glenn at Lf/. Frariim; Ply. Can- Mike Esshaki^of Farmington Hills In second time I've beaten somebody after ousting Coke Classic 75 in the day at Fox Creek Golf Cours. He (2). 11 am.; HorthYSi* at Rodlord Unton (2). 11 Ion at Don. Eds?sui'l (2). 2 p on. Saturday. April 13: Farm. Harrison at M Ian Relays. versity of Michigan philosophy ma­ class in Canada. scored their opponents by a com­ Sunday, Apr8 14: St. Agatha vs Ortf^rd LaVa St • SWIMMERS WANTED Mary. 11 a m. al Caprial ParV. jor Soo-Young Chang, who deci- His father, a singer who has pro bined score of 19-3. The Bulldog Aquatic Club Is seek-. GIRLS SOCCER sioncd-Shane Hanke of Southgate on ' duced'iour albums under the stage Members of the Wolves 76, spon­ GIRLS SOFTBALL Tuesday. Apra 9: Fa-m Hi's Mercy vs Lrv Lady­ points. ing new members for the spring and wood. 4 p.m. at Schoo^/aM Ca'ego (Held No. 2); name of Filane, owns several com­ Monday. AprS 8: Farm. Hits Mercy at Don. OMne sored by the Livonia Family Y and Rodlord Thurston at Garden &ty (Jr. H^h) ,4pm; Despite winning, Chang was his summer season (ages 6-18). Ch2d (2); Pty Sa'«ma1 Uv. Ladyhood (2)."~ panies (including hotels). affiliated with the Little Caesars WL Cer.tral at MJtord Lake'jnd. 7pm; M.Mord at own worst critic. Those Interested can participate Tuesday, Aprl ¢: St.'Agatha al Waierlord Our • WL Western. 7 p.m "I used to play hockey," said Fi- Premier- Soccer League, include: Lady (2); Farm. H^fs Mercy at Birm. Marian (2); U/. "He (Hanke) caught me with more in a week of workouts at Schoolcraft ChurtM at Ocut&n; Lry. Sle-.tytson at Redford W©dnesd»y. April 10: Red'ord Union el Farm Har­ gliomeni, who is eyeing a spot on the Adam Borchert, Daniel Brody, Jason College in Livonia. Unioa Wayne M*=norial at Trenton; South Lyon at N rison. 4 p.m: Llv. Stevenson at Dearborn. 4 p m.; jabs than I wanted him to," said Canadian National Team. "I was out Buelow, Kirk Busch, Frank Corrleri, Farminglon (2); PV Canlon al Ypv'anll (2), 3.30 Red'ord Thurston al South!*)d. 4:30 p m ; Waterlord Chang, who advances to Friday's For more information, call Fred pm; Btoon-.re'd Lahser al Farm. Harrison (2), 3 30 Mott al N. Farmngton, 5:30 pm; Troy at L*v. of it (boxing) for five years because David Garlick, Neal Grode, Jamie p m: Sou:hf*'d Christian al Lutheran Westiand. 4 30 Church.i. 7 pm.; Pry. Canton vs. PTv. Sa'-em (CEP). semifinals. "I've got to learn to I'm from a small town and there was Fee (349-7234)-or Dan Rieder (464- p.m. 7pm Heitert, Bill Hensley, Adam Hunter, Thursday, April 11: H.W. BegJ^a al Farm. HCs throw more punches and use the 1058). Wednesday, April 10: Uv. Oiience/M al Luther­ no competition. I train in Toronto be­ Mercy, 4 pm; Uv. Ladyhood at Brm Marian, 4pm Matt Kopmey_£fr~Justln Marshall, an Weslland; W.L Central al MJ'ord Lakeland. W L. right hand. I also stopped when I got cause there is more action. I have a V/estern al Btoomre'd Lahser. Friday, April 12: Garden Oty al Don His Crest- Kenny PerluvAlan Placek, Seamus wood. 4 pa; farm Harrison at Ltv. franklin, 430 hit and let my temper (in the first, Thursday, Aprfl 11: Farmi-igton at Uv. Churth.n. good set-up because I work for my • SOFTBALL LEAGUES p m; Piy. Car,:on at FarmVigion. 5 30 p.m; Red'ord Rustin, Tino Scjcluna, Rich Walos W L. Central at Ltv. Franklin, Lrv. Stevenson at North- round) get the best of me.". Trwrston al Red'ord Union. S 30 p m ; Ltv. C»-iurcrv« father's publishing company and he w'4; Westiand GWin at Pty. Canton, Ply. Sa!em at and Jamie Whitmore. ; at Troy Alhens, 7 p m.; Lr/. Stever^on al W.L.'Cen- 1 _ • The City of Livonia Parks and Farm. Harrison; H Farn^ngton &l W. L. Western. A native of Willlamsvllle, N.Y., a gives me all the time I need to _ Ira', 7 p.m: N. Farrr nQlon al f^/. Sa' at Del. Country Day. lrv. FranXtn at Uv. Saturday, April 13: Trenion 81 Farm H l's Mercy. 4 overall in his young career, was Figllomeni is a prime candidate to Busch— < teams* ladyAood (2): Farrrington. at Bkx>mT>& unite(y oupgstc rs—H—and—undef)- • summer morning hoxml tan ittMU at 3:30 "p.m. UIM«J riaiod)- Ccrfge. i p m. at P!>maVrf. W.L. West­ (an double-hoadors) ern at M.-ford. 4 pm; Lutheran Westiand at Flat Tuesday. April 9; Mador^3 Unr-.-e'Sil/ at Olvtt Rock. 4 30pm Cor ego. J30pm Wednesday. April 10: Redford CC al Dearborn. Wodnesday. April 10. Mador"J-«i UnVe.'Wy at Unl- - DEALERS • «-»»».•»»»«•»»»••»»»*•»»»;»»» Thursday, Apra 11: F3rm Harrison and N. Farm- versity ol Detroit Mercy (2). 6 p m mgton at Farrru-.jton; SL Agalha al Waterlord Our Thursday, April 11: Madonna Uavers.!y vs Sprrg Lady; Uv. Churchi!! at Lfv. Stevenson; Uv. FrarM'n al Arbor, 3 30 p m. at MuSSey Fie'd, *- WeslUnd G'enn. Garden Cty al Rornyus: WL Cen­ Friday, April 12: Mad-Dnr^ Un.S-ers.ty vs. Crvc« . v pm: Lutheran Wesiiard am W. Lulheran East. 430 Salurday, April 13: Madonna Ur.-.e-s.;/ at D:'i- Saturday April 13 p.m • £.ve (C+rt), 1pm 10 am • 5 pm You supply the Lutheran High School Forest Service • ISOA Westiand PRESEASON AIR CONDITIONING "Vie give a hooi. 8 Ft Tables Available 15 »0 we won't polluter" chest of drawers. 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Bynay89tlock tSfi"iriiiiw«»'iiiiMininiiiMiiii III»III>IIHI II'I . NIEMIEC HIT 402 last season . "Hopefully they will stay healthy." staff writer and has plenty of experience behind CC, which finished'24-10-last sea­ the plate. son, also returns senlo» outfielder Ssorne.of the area's best baseballm . Senior pitcher Scott IJodgers, who Dennis Pirronello,'.,He batted .389 could be played this season at the baseball is the ace of the Rocks pitching staff, last year with 24 RBI. corner of Canton Center and Joy . Is no Jlouch with the bat either. He "Our first goal is to win our divi­ roads. That is thelocatlonof Ccnten^ hit .415 last season. sion and repeat as Catholic League nlal Hducation Park -~ home of school). The question U where." • , Redford Catholic Central is also Champs,'.' Salter said. "I think we'll Plymouth Canton and Plymouth Sa­ Canton, which finished 20-6 last' expected to.be one of the areas be a strong hitting club and our two lem High Schools. season, also boasts a solid outfield strong teams. starting pitchers have a lot of expe­ The Chiefs,have a pool of talent, • with seniors Chris James, Jason -TheShamjrocks lost shortstop Paul rience." •. • led by senior pftcher Scott Kennedy. Rlggs and.Mike Wougamdn. • , * Pirronello and pitcher Keith Bozyk, "Potentially, they (the oulfl_elders). He posted a 9-2 record last season, Tri -but return a pair of quality pitchers LIVONU'CHURCHILL Is. hoping while averaging 10 strlkeouja L-_cjould-be^u^t^irtlhX CrTsSey said. in senior Steve Ross and junior Scott to Improve on last year's. 7-U mark.. -game- "All of them are seniors and have a .Kapla. v They have plenty of talent and expe­ 'He's got the physical tools to do good work ethic." Ross posted a 7-3 record last sea- rience; whatever he wants to do," Canton •Salem, on the other hand, returns .son. The Chargers return nine seniors, coach Fred Crissey said. "He's going nine letterman, Including senior "Both of these guys have goqd con­ most of whom hold a starting posi­ to "play somewhere (after* high trol," CC coach John Salter said. tion. • catcher Scott NierhiecV Sophomore shortstop/pitcher Mark Rutherford is one of the area's top performers. He and senior lefty Mike Thomas combined for a 6-3 pitching record last year. s^Uuonlrt KY-inVrln »111 hn playin, under a new coach this season, as Jim Karoub takes over for Jerry CullirL Livonia Clarencevllle of the Metro Conference wllPalso have a strong team In 1991. - Returning pitchers Ken Bazzy and Andy -Petrle combined for an 8-1 record last season. "Pitching, will be our strength," Clarencevilfe coach Mark McDonald said. "Our team goal is to win the ^ conference." ' The Trojans will drop to Class C this season. Last year's top Observerland team, Farmington, Class A district and Western Lakes Activities Associ­ ation champs, were,hard hit by grad­ uation. _ Coach of the Yeir Kevin Kansman has his work cut dtt't for him. He must replace All-Area stand­ . FILE PHOTO outs Kevin Young and Chris Schmid. FILE PHOTO Mark Rutherford,.just a sophomore, is expect­ Churchill aims for a Western Division title in Please see the capsules for Mike Thomas will leads the Churchill mound corps this sea­ ed to be a big part of the offense as Livonia the Western Lakes Activities Association, more information on areateams^ son. The lefthander went 4-3 last season. Outlook on Livonia-Westland baseball teams REOFORD CATHOLIC CENTRAL • • Promising newcomers: none. dogs " We wnl.not look preWyr-bwt v.e win be • ChronowskPs '91. outlook: "We M>e a • Hoomes '91 outlook: "The big question scrappy, diSC'pf ned and w.il try to keep coming problem on the mound! and dea5ng with pay-to- • Head coach: John Salter. 10th season. will bo the development ot the pitching staff. I at you." *> pUy. The-d=^e^ding league champs, Scrihgate H • Last year's overall rocord: 24-10. feel that we vsiil hd. We always plan on wlrmrtg, Anderson, is trvr^Ws-orvfavorite again. Mon­ • League ainilallon: Catholic League Cen- but based on talent. Plymouth Salem wi3 bo LIVONIA STEVENSON roe w.'t battle therjnto^ the top of the heap." itaiDiv&ori. hard lo beat. Oon'l count us out yet." GRASS CLIPPINGS • Titles won last yea/: Cathode League • Head coach: PuCha.'d OeVries. third sea­ LIVONIA CLARENCEVILLE Championship ar>d Operation Friendship litis. LIVONIA CHURCHILL son. • s • Motable losses lo graduation: Paul Pirro­ • Last year's overall record: 5-13. • Head C03ch: Mark MacDonald. second nello, shortstop (balted_.452 with 31 RBI); • Head coach: Herb.Ostertand, 12th sea­ • League" affiliation: WLAA (Lakes pjyf_ season . Keith fcozyK pitchef-(had"a 7--2reCOrd"v.i1h a son. ' s:; Mark Clary, sec­ • League affiliation: WLAA (Western Dryi­ Henkei. p,tcr-*r;BoDiamond, second baseman. • League affiliation: Metro Conference. ond baseman; Kevin Wheeler, catcher. sh). , • 'Leading relurnoos: Anthony Balos, lr> • Notable losses to graduation: Andy « Leading returncos: SenJof Oennrs Pirro- • Notable losses lo graduation: Jason Ga- Wder/pitcher; Rob- Sudz. inHcider/pitcher; Weight, Aft-Area outrider (.500 avg.)." . r.riio, outfielder (h;i .389 last season with 24 bei. AH-Area first baseman. Tony Sud*. catcher; Ed Ross, inte-ider/pitcher. •'Leading returnoes: Kendrick Harrington, RBI): senkx Joe VondraceV. Infelder/pitcher • Leading returnees: Mike Brooks, senior Phi Woods, outr>e!der/pitcher; John KeWaitis,- serikx outfielder (.330 avg. 3 HRs); Ken Bazzy. (batted .327 a year ago); Junior Dan Gusotl. second baseman ( 233 avg.); John Foley, sen­ ouifielder/pitcher; Todd Bacite. outfield. pitcher/infjclder (4-0); Andy Petrle, pitcher/ln- out fielder/ third baseman/pitcher; senior Jason ior fast baseman (.357 avg ); Russ McOuald. « Promising newcomers: Cofo Stockton, CeWer (4-1). frst baseman/oytf^kJer/pitcher. Crakj Bre*-*, Mnhooey, catcher; senior Sieve Ross, pitcher senior oulteSdec (.429 avg ):.0.3 Morris, senior • Promoting newcomers: Ryan McEwen. shortstop/pitcher; Mke Joseph, f>rst baseman/ (posted a 7-3 record Last season with a 3.13 outlieWer (.242 avg); V»c RandaH, senior third sophomore third baseman/outfielder. Tony From 289.95 pitcher. ERA); junior Scott Kapta. pitcher (was 3-2 in baseman (219'avg); MJ.ta!.nowski, junior shortstop/pitcher. -- • OeVrlcs '91 outlook: "This team is physi­ s 1990 arxJ had a 2 87 ERA); senior Tom Charn- pitcher (4-3); Mark-Rutherford, sophomore • MacOonaW's '91 outlook: "We should be cal stronger, has good basebaH atxl.ty, good tey. outklder. p.tcher/shortstop (2-0). fetter than last year because the guys under­ Save 100* speed and a positive ati.tude. It everything wo • Promising newcomers: Junior Matt • Promising newcomers: Dennis Credon. stand the system better artd what we are trying learn fats into place,.we.could surprise son-« Roney, outfielder (hit .333 in 1990); junior jun:-or ouUrelder, Keith Gulian. Junior pitcher/ . to accomplish here at C^rencovii.'e. \Ve shoukl peop'e" George Charnley. first baseman; junior Brett l>rst baseman; Jeremy Nerslec Junior pitcher/ do wrf in the districts since we moved down to Waiter." 0utf.e!der/pitche'{;--^>n'-or Paul Kuhh. fjst baseman^Jodd S-edtac^ek, sophomore Class C. but our team goal is to win our confer­ second baseman; junior Pat Casey, outfielder/ catcher; Chris Vargo. Junior catcter/out&ekir WAYNE MEMORIAL ence." Infitfder; jynk>r Aaioo Rumberger. outfielder/, Marcus Sarnovsky, Junior outfield • Head coach: Jim Ch^ono-A-ski, 21st sea­ B The utiimate recycling mower. catcher, junior Bob Kummer, pitcher/first base­ • Oslertand'S '91 outlook: "We're looking son. LUTHERAN WESTLAND man; Pete Frommeyer. infeWer/piicher. for strong ptching from our start ot Thomas. . 9 Improve your lawn's appearance. Recycle • Last^ear'soverall record: 10-11, (8-6ln 4 Salters '91 outlook: "Offensively we Rutherford. Gu^n.and Nerniec. The balarce ol clippings to feed your lawn Instead of bagging the V/cVer ino A). • Head coach: Marty Moro, fifth season slxWcWagain hit pretty well. The starling pitch- senior starters should fill the void left by Gabcl. • League affiliation: WoJverine A Confer­ • League affiliation: Mchigan mdeper«lent "them for trash collection. ' \:\g srtouM be good. Our outfield and defense If everything blends together, we're looking to ence. •iletic Conference. — looks solid. The pitching depth is uncertain and rise o%er the .50Orrvark." 9 Get healthier grass, plus ^satisfaction of help­ • Notable losses to. graduation: Brent • Last year's overall record: 12-6 • wc have to find a shortstop to replace P.rrooe!- Tapp (Sag:nae Har­ ing to alleviate landfill overload. Help the envi- to." ••••.••' LIVONIA FRANKLIN f elder, Roger Ayers (Henry Ford Community es, pitcher/shorlstop; Steve Aumann, pitch- ••'• ronment! • CCege), pitcher. Todd Tatum. pitcher. jr/firstoasemaa ,rtUM nt g 0 Hi-Vac system for more clean-up power: ^VgSTDVTIQ ""- »-He»d-eo»ch: J^n-Karoub. first season. _ "_>lLojdino tt-turnfcs• Rri^n FViro/"" ^r^wv • Leading returnees: Jason Ziernski, junior -Last year's oweu record, id J ~ pg-t-a- OVTH ^&*tt-*n- cal£her L519 avg ); Jim Brasgafa, Junior pitch- B Pull 2-year Total Prelection Waiianty.' • Hoad coach: Norm Hoehes. 25th season. • League affiliation: WLAA (Western Drrl- Scot! Goler^ak, junirjTsRbVtstop: Joel fcinSolte.- • Last year's overall record: 17-7; son) sc-Tiiot Oulf>e'Oer; Ron Hopkins, sen.'or piicher • Promising ne-AComors:~K'akoto""L-vita.--• —-fB-ftjjy f>f>w_with nn mo_nthjy.p_ayments 'til Oct. '91. : • League afliilallon: Western Lakes AQttvt- • Notable losses to graduation: Craig (re-ef): Joe CougMin. senior pilcher/infitld/ sen or p-tcher. • ' ••"Bagisr recycle•your-clippiii^-Willr tes Association (Lakes DrvHJoa Overall*, center fie'der; Brian Baru. catcher; outfielder. • Moro's '91 outlook: "Our strength Is a'l- accessories. • Notable losses to graduation: Eric Tad Dermis, pitcher; Scott Markinovtch. kiPe'd- • Promising nriweomors: Mike Martin, jun­ around- a'h'ettc^rer; Eric yioukj-be tough to win our con'ereoce. bul it's purchase of $50 in Snapper merchandise * Ai-e.i second baseman; Tom Luxton, outfe'der, er/shortstop- (1-1. 6.13 ERA. .358 avg); Sieve Bales, junior first basoman/pstcher. rot out of the quest >oa" 'Mark Johnston, pitcher. McCool. p:tcher/infie!dei-13:1- ?98 ERA. .333 R "Priced from $289.95, model RLV/ i c$& <&• • Leading returnees: Gary'Pierce, second avg) baseman- (balled .310 last season); Miko • Promising newcomers': Brian White, out- WVc, catcher (h.1 .420 In 1990); Leorence (cider; M-Ve Geiger. oullelder, JefU Schalfer. Schclfer. oulde'der/pitcher; Ken Tennant, In- catcher. ' *«rjaf«wgBr. if Free! &Mwfmf"w*mlln. frr'icr. Tom. Myers, third bascr^n (la'Ved a Ka/oub's '91 outlook: "Most teams wJ) s 347 average tasl season); Andy Gagne. out- probably look past us due to our record last re'der, Joe Decker, p-lcher, John Ward, pitcher year and (cur) lack ol seasoned players return­ Anything Less Just WofifCul II. (passed a 4-1 record in 1990). ing this year. We aro kind of ike "Junk yard Take 6*™*.* Boating Course Save $100* Cvcryonc uiti benefit from a safe bontl / class. Upon completion, you'lt be a See one of these '!;•£ SNAPPER dealers for details belter, more co(nfulcnt boater. 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ORE THAN 1,300 delegates attended the re­ Mi fltTWMhrtiteia Woodwlarid Lanos (LNor.la); Silurday N-jM Uo fijrr^s — Ojrrcn season was 'delightful. Winning sev- cent lOOlh convention of the American Schroode/. 255/670 - • - en-of-10 games on such a journey Is Bowling Congress In Toledo, Ohio. Monday K^ii M-iia-jr.a Men'$ t eayje — Sice Booth. 263/640 usually remembered fondly. RepresenUng'local communities were: Wednet^ay N'^hi OA'-S ~ Da^e VcWcck. 256. softball M Y 10-pin alley WooderlandClass* - RodO^nbes. 2.79-273//45. Jert Darr*<.l.249/ The games after weren't such a Gene Ciclinski and Joseph Gardella of Uvonla, Joe 702, Tc-rry Edwards. 677. Brian Gc-jolin, 257; Eric Kutba. 276; Tom Hon Goutana of Westland, Frank Pietras.of Farmington, ley. 276, Oa.e Kerar Barnharl. 298/743, la'ry next season. Still, it's the biggest bargain In town for Cc-i^is. Jr. 267-267/793 '.'••. Donehay was togged for 11- hits and . quette brought home another with a • legs in shape for the good 3teps that are vital to a good LadiesOassk; —Pa!iiPe&-i^lon. 298/704: . v your sports dollar and substantially below bowling approach and delivery. - .-. 7 Sur^Sa-/ Kings 4 Qoccns —'Pi'jl Cala'ano. 265/663, Psck W&arra, all 14 runs, walking four and striking base hit, making it 2-1. • • rates for mo^st parts of the country. This 'product might become available In bowling pro 236/608. George Sarrmut. 236, Tom Jotinsioa 243/664; Afig'e Mora-Aa. but one in four innings. Cheryl Cam­ Jill Burt walked to load the basest There Is a new move to establish a joint ABC/WIBC < 223; Scoll Brings. 255; Fred Greer. 245/-615: R3y Yage/, 257/671; Oar* ^shops along with other, sporting goods stores soon. Anderson. 242.234/643 - eron got the win for the Lady Tar­ but — on a full-count pitch Racer rule book, this-to be decided upon by the ladles of the- tars, stifling the Crusaders on two thought was ball four — Holly Bra­ WIBC. ••:.. ••'.'•'.*. •'.'.,'•••• BOWLING HONOR ROLL .' MayOoow Lanes (Redlord Township); Thursday Mens League — C . hitsianda walk, fanning four. • chel was called out on strikes, "That -This-convention turned out to be one of the best ever Piocle'. 243. Rogef Walter. 2A«; Paul VYoodard. 246; Tom Bra-vn, 234; J. Canham, 278. M Ba-na. 237. Terry G\iso,.23S; P. PraedeL 233; K. C:ar- WSU struck for three runs In the woujd have, brought home a tun and tn terms of how well it was organized. The delegates . Bel Aire Lanes (FtcmVqXocf): 8256; D. Ladd. 266: FtJssly Beiange/. 236/699. were Impressed with the way it was organized, the fa­ Lash, 715; B,1 Dyer. 2S5/701; Paul Koenig. 266/684; Mario ftusso, 685; George lngesou?>r"R3>24$-242/725: Gary'rreh. 254; Jim PUHOUS. first inking, one in (he second and 'left'the bases loaded with.one out," fred Row~.an. 677; Tom Jofrolon. 677; Tom Jec.Vfrts. 667; Mark Abe^e, 235. G. Krause/235r2~^a,<3ev^. ?35: Russ Giassmewer. Bruce seven in the third. Christy Garrett he said. Instead, Hughana Wilkie cilities and the conduct of proceedings. , 665, Fred Vllan. 652; Ooog Smith,- 650, Ted Goklberr;. 65<; Q'&*\ Lib- Ko*aicj6»si.i. 255: MkeTTcrSerson. 237. . . Also tied In with the convention was the induction lqw.279^'/n Vr'Json. 271; AJ Piiesfcorn, 658. Redlord RoTers ~ PatChaibonneau. 210 was a one-player arsenal: three hits flew out to right field to end the in­ cerenfony for the Bowling Hall of Fame with five new Mayflower Monday Seniors '— Henry. Kauppl. 266/642; Jack in three trips, three runs scored and ning. Country Lanes (F4rmIr>gton HiiTs): Gieefifieid M*e, u.vV«.3 279/618. Sherry Pettke, 212/5S9. Bob "Alert*. MaA'-ier Friday Seniors - Al Frendea 235-279-212/726; Ted Mack. three runs batted in. Holly Brachel. ;__Madonna's lead_ didn't hold up. still living. Of the 66, 45 turned out, including a name W9/607; fbrt D!anfcK3Tfd. i'Jd/WU; KVii KCuW. JWcsz—iuiij »«'< JiDdJThii7lBal£r^c.cQ!i.nlPd"fnr,Ma. With'a rnnnor on scrohd In the flftrj^ that all old-timers remember, Joe Norrls, formerly V.i'.et. ^W/660. Oa/a .Viy-nerson. 201;\Km 'Jimmefson, 245/658; Slevo 219/619. Harry Pas^aski. «3/612; JarvV/oeWke. 218/608. t\crry Za)ac, MyshinsM. 247/663. Botot** Gostfing. 207; Barbara Turnc<. 204/59O. 236/608. noy Line*. 216/t08; Steve Seta, 209/603, Ed SlominsJO. 213/ donna's only hits, both singles. Baker dropped a fly ball by WSU's •from the Detroit area, and at 83, rolled in the ABC Shirley Funke. 20?.- Jan Harder). 214/572. ' 607. J-m Priebe. 235/607. Johri Bkmden. 232/604; Ray O^so^ 244. Jean Wilcox and the game-tying run Tournament, his 62nd. Jewish War Veleraos - A!=en lOegon. 254/681: Herbert eogorad, 247; Bernard Harwood, 239/645; Jetfery Burg. "We'couldn't get (hits) at the right walks, two strikeouts. ' proach in Merrl Bowl Lanes. 667. Gd McO«'*nd. 228/616. (ai. 256. Although I bad a little trouble adjusting to the ball, I Wednesday Junior Howse — Ed Wright. 253/621; Leo Dev.no, 255/ made a few adjustments and found a little different 693; Bob Gaynor. 244/609. Brian Harrison, 267. Sm DcBe?is, 258/656: Wwrt Bo^ (Lh-onU); Lades invialional Doubles — Coicen Baehr, 265; iSSESHHW WJ'e ST;\h,278/650. Sla.i Grteb. 245/684. Bobbl SlOpa. 257/629. Cathy HunSe*. 211/613; Gerry Levy, 2M; Pal line to the pocket last week at Plum Hollow Lanes with C " - Lesoak. 223/586. Cindy DragnasW, 204/571. Carol Welsh. 217/561; Ka- a 262 game and 715 series, Lades Cass* — Chris Chism, 244/698; Ca.'Ot 0kJ*e1, 245; Joa.i thy Sienrtfest 217; Oebt-e 8et^arp. 226/685; June Buck. 206/569. Pal Schmid, 257/655. Sockovr. 195-1S5/559; Sue Schcuher, 210/551. I really like this ball. It hits hard and seems to carry B'Nai Brilry B/o!hcger>233/673; Bob Gha'-et/. 235/627, Rck Hag'*. 267/699. CaA. Hansen. 231/654; Sieve Pau>us. 227/657; OJ. The U2 Is available at most pro shops. It Is available Wooirvan. 225/609; Da'eTa'jb. 618 ••.-'•• /Uchor. 22S/662-. Greg Cohen. 239/697; Gary riag'o. 246/656. college sports in a dull-black finish or shiny blue. I like the dull black SundCivners'— Donna Kress. 208/545. Drakcsn^e Lanes (Farm'j>fllon Hills): B'Hal Br.'.h B^och sra?l — Sandy Bumper ¢01^5 — Mark Eggerl. 94; Anthony SM^L 117. Krislen Ion notched two more in Wolverine a best because of the usually oily lane conditions. P.&o*. 217; Herb Sheer, 213 Tapela, 92, Ben Robr,son. 64; N

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Dy Joyco BraruTomThl Warm Springs at the base of Mount Baldy, or Just about special writer anywhere you desire to go, There are three quad lifts on Baldy, the longest 9,000 feet, which brings you to the top I have Just discovered rny favorite ski resort; Sun Val­ iruiine minutes. There are 58 runs and 16 chair lifts. ley, Idaho. We just returned from a week there with the 'Crosy-coutitry'skiing is done in the. valley be3lde the Livonia Ski Club, which is a fun and practical way to go. lovely Crtek Trail'wtlh snow-covered mountains on all This happened to be an annual ski club week with par­ sides. v . ties and things to do every evening. -, Another tradition greatly loved by all visitors is the Sun Valley opened in 1936, a luxury resort for the rich horse-drawn sleigh ride to Trail Creek Cabin for dinner. and famous. The resort Is off the beaten track, requiring We had a wonderful dlnnef there with many people two planes and a three-hour.bus ride from Detroit,, :•. from our group. This cabin was a Javoriterhuntlngyspot The village of Sun Valley was built one mile east of for Ernest Hemingway, whqse memorial is seen oh the Ketchum, a small mining town surrounded by the beau­ trail. We were greeted by a roaring fire and sang along tiful Sawtooth and Smoky Mountain ranges. 'Patterned with a lovely accordion. - . after European resorts, Sun Valley offers excellent ski- Our accommodations at Sun Valley were well-ap­ jng, glass-enclosed heat pools, exquisite food and Jive pointed condos, walking distance from; the village. Most ; entertainment nightly. had kitchens, some has fireplaces and all had gorgeous The cozy Tyrolian Village has restaurants, shops, the views of my favorite ski resort. Ram Bar with a delightful young comedian. Another . This Livonia Ski Club trip, usually taken late In win­ evening we went to the old Opera House showing the ter, cost $700 per person double-occupancy and covered nostalgic "Sun Valley Serenade," filmed there and star­ air, seven nights in a condominium and ski tickets for '.•'«;'. KEVIN KRUSZEWSKI ring Sonja Henie and John Payne. There is no charge for five days at Sun Valley. You don't have to live in Livo­ this, and the popcorn Is free too. nia to Join the Livonia Ski Club. Call 684-5516 for more these hearty skiers recently flew off to Idaho Livonia, Heidi Kruszewski of y/est Bloomfield Complimentary bus service takes you to Ketchum or information. for a N^cajion. From left are Mike Clancy of Township and Gary Brandemihl of Westland.

tHWHwwtiBtaiajJHfjt^Hjaw m-^sttn-':'Tai-Tj»=pttfrf.n,*-rri Incly moppet museum travel notes •v*- isn't just for children WEST BTLD GOES DUTCH 14-16 trip to the Mackinac Island Li­ night, four-day trip.April..M for Classes will be taughtby John Ka- lac Festival, where you can find 60 $295 double-occupancy; and a 12-day lam and include camping and back­ Continued from back page nosaur called ari anklosawTis. Feel West Bloomfield Parks and Recre­ varieties of lilacs in bloom. Make trip to Ha waif December 9-21 for packing equipment, compass and- his warmth (or coolness, depending ation offers a day trip to the Tulip your reservation by May 1 and pay $2,099 per person double-occupancy. map reading, lightweight menu plan- By now your head is probably on weather conditions) as you shut Time Festival in Holland, Mich, on $299 per person for bus, Lake View- -Call 334-5660.-^---^--::- . nlnganri.wHdernpxssafpty, -spinning with everything this "kids" your eyes and imagine Earth when Wednesday May 15- The trip costs Hotel accommodations and some museum has to offer. However, don't dinosaurs roamed the land. $39 per person, which cpvers bus meals. ' JAZZ WEEKEND Kalam winralso'talk about hiking" leave yet.-The museum has "tempo­ Spike missed out on ThejChildcen_'s_ transportation, lunch and many fes­ Some of West Bloorafield's other * This Is the time of year special and backpacking traib in Michigan. rary" display? that bring visitors Museum of Indianapolis. You tival attractions. Register before the trips include a guided tour of the f weekends are promoted for those of At the end of the course, an optional back again and again. Through Sept. shouldn't. April 15 deadline. Tennessee Civil War sites at Chatta^/ us who can't sit still any longer. The weekend trip into a wilderness area 8 an introduction to the animal king­ They have also scheduled a June nooga and"Chlckamauga, a \.\tfi&- Terrace Inn, a restored old place in will be offered. To register, contact dom for young children will be on The museum, on Meridian Street, Petoskey run by a great-young coi^ AYH, 3024' Coolidge, Berkley, MI exhibit, providing a play area whexe is open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday _p.le who need no restoration, offers 48072 or call 545-0511. youngsters can try on earthworm through Saturday, until 8 p.m. Thurs­ )Nte*^v^*«vo.-9mwflron»«*i«»i*«:» T—"•' and families can buy an annual pass package Includes two nights lodging, County have Joined to offer week­ Once outside the museum; climb for $25. Free admission Thursdays 4 about particular U.S. destinations. meals and tax for $139 per person ends for wine lovers through May. aboard "Spike," an armor-plated di­ p*m. to 8 p.m. Parking free. Dear Iris: , double-occupancy. Call toll-free Wine-tasting weekends can be ar­ You can always call your local li- ranged for u p to ei ght peopl e. ___J'read your-travel tips-and-many- brary-oHhe-Betroit-Public Library (800) 530-9898. ... have been useful. I'm planning to re­ travel department. You want great results tire to New Mexico In the near fa- Or you can play this game: What is YOUTH HOSTELS The package includes two nights' for your advertising ture. Could you tell me where to pick the capital city of the state that In­ The Michigan Council of. the stay in the bed and breakfast, two dollars...place your up some, brochures for the best pos­ terests you? Every capital has _a-_ American Youth Hostels Inc. offers country breakfasts^ one candlelight advertising in the sible retirement areas? state government office devoted to backpacking classes for beginners dinner and a wine tasting ;with a lo- "~~ " ' Robert J. Adams' tourism. Call toll-free information at from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. through April cat vintner for $210 per couple. For ^Observer & Eccentric Livonia (800) 555-1212 and ask the operator 23 at the AYH office in Berkley. The more mfornrattonpcall (616)—386— Newspapers. Call... * * • for a number for the state govern­ $20 fee covers all four classes. 7311-, The short answer is: Call toll free, ment tourism or travel of fice. (800) 545-2040, and ask the New c Wayne County 591-2300 -Mexico Tourism Department to send If that, doesn't workpeheck your Trusted Hometown Mcwipogor* That Mcon Dullness Oakland County 644-1100 you a package of vacation informa­ phone book for the area code and tion. Their literature will include ad­ call regular information, in this case dresses of chambers of commerce (505) 555-1212. AT&T allows one free offices in towns throughout the state. information caliper month outside - -The long answer is in case you, or your area code. You'll be billed for any of our readers, want information additional calls.

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He introduces them as we order our beer. Music students from the^Conservatory of Mu­ sic. Singers from the touring company of the New York City Opera. Mezzo-sopranos from Dayton. Baritones from Houston and Portland and Chicago. .. '. -^We-aroat^orcst-Ylew^Gardens^whichVfias- entertained Cincinnati with Its baritones and bratwurst for half a century. The last time I was here, several years ago, Kurt Seybold was master of ceremonies. His wife Trudie was going table to table with a smile in her voice and Jack Frost, also known as.Mr. Oktober- fest, was on the accordion. The place is bigger how, but as we squeezed in behind the red-checkered tablecloth I heard Kurt say "And her is Mr. Oktoberfest." . It's reassuring to know that some things in the world don't change. It was Trudy's mother, Jennie Klose, a na­ tive of Bavaria, who opened this place as For­ est View Gardens in 1940 and put it on the MICKY JONES map It was Trudy, a graduate of the Univer-_ sity of Cincinnati College Conservatory of Mu- • Visitors to the sic, who started hiring young musicians and* Cnildren'4 singers from opera departments of music • t • schools as waiters and waitresses. M< t museum Museum In A young man told us ffie specials of the day Indianapolis, and recommended the "Haeker-Pschon; Weiss md., watch the Beer." 'KMoot-high "You drink, you die," Kurt boomedJnto the *vator clock do microphone. "You don't drink, you sliifdfe!" not just for kids ts thing "And now, Mario!" ,above) and I looked up and the waiter was ending By Mary Quit)l«y on the "jumpers.") Children giggle, par­ check out the clear strong notes acro$3 the room. This was staff writer ents wave and grandparents snap phot03 "whisper disc" • not the voice of someone who just "loved to as this beautifully maintained merry-go- iat*(ght). sing." Grown-ups take note: The'Children's round circles on its platform. "Just give, me 10, who are stouthearted Museum of Indianapolis is not for children Activities seem almost endless to the men, and I'll soon give you 10,000 morc!"HrIe- only. This museum captures the attention 1.6 million people that visit each year. sang me all the way through Trudle's sauer­ of all ages. As families arrive, the learn­ Write you.r name with hieroglyph, picture kraut balls. ing adventure begins In the parking lot. symbols used by the ancient Egyptians. By the time the next young waiter finished Bring your green, brown and clear glass Balance your weight as you try to walk on his song, we were teeth-first into Emmen- bottles to toss In the recycling bins located the giant lever.. Build an energy-efficient thaler fried cheese. in cce-corner. Moving-closer to the front house by using a comguter. Carl had Introduced the tables, so the birth- . etmnnce; take a minute to pause near a Discover the gallery of African-Ameri­ day \party and .the bus tour and the church small pond that Is home to severai'specles° can scientist inventors from A to Z. Walk­ group chattered over tables as the young of snakes and turtles

Cincinnati museum adds Jones rakes in photo awards i exhibit on World War II * Farmlngton Hills travel photo­ this spring in-Charleston, -$.C, Jones won first place in the fol­ grapher Micky Jones, whose-pic­ where he won five of their 12 first- lowing categories: the color-print tures frequently adorn this page, place honors. category for animals and wildlife; / has won several awards for his the'color-slide category fdf ani­ Cincinnati goes to war Apr»1 20 ety and Cincinnati Museum of Natu­ photography. SATW Is an organfratlon of trav­ mals and wildlife and for action/ when the Cincinnati History Museum ral History. - ' el writers, editors and photogra­ humor, for black-and-white prints opens a 9,000-squarc-foot $l-mllllon Cincinnati Goes to War, commem­ The accompanying photo of two. phers from newspapers, magazines in the anlmal-and-wildlifc and ac­ exhibit called Cincinnati Goes To orating the 50th anniversary of tourists having a mud bath on the and guide books throughout the tion/humor categories. War: A Community Responds To America's entry into World War II, beach beside the Dead Sea In Israel U.S. The central states contest was He also won second- oflhlrd- World War II. The exhibit was de­ studies life on the homo front during won a Silver Award in the annual open to members from 20 states, plnce certificates for color slides In signed find fabricated by Design that period. ) photography competition of the So­ stretching from the Canadian bor­ the animal-and-wildlifc category, Craftsmen Inc., of Midland, and will ciety of American Travel Writers der to the Gulf of Mexico and from color prints in the places/sccnics bo on view through 1995. v If thn is your first time down 1-75 last fall, where it competed with Ohio to Nebraska. category; black-and-white prints In since Museum Center opened last pictures submitted by professional the action and the places/sccnics. The exhibit has been under con­ fall, you should definitely find lime photographers, newspapers and Jones' photographs competed category and an honorable mention struction all winter in the Museum to detour and take a look. - Micky Jones took thlaawnrd- magazines nationwide. with pictures published In maga­ for color slides in the people cate­ Center at Cincinnati Union Termi­ winning picture. zines ranging from Michigan Liv­ gory. nal, a marvelous old artdeco rail­ For Information on goings-on In The same photograph, In black ing to Better Homes & Gardens, way station saved from destruction Cincinnati, pall the Cincinnati Con­ and white, won him honors In the and In newspapers llko the Chicago Many'of theso winning-photo­ by an Innovative Idea. It's,now the vention and Visitor's Bureau toll-free annual photo contest held by the Tribune and the Dallas Morning graphs appeared on the Observer & kptae of Cincinnati Historical Soci­ at (800) 543-2613. . Central States Chapter of SATW News. Eccentric travel page3, mm rv^^mi^^^ >^*m^*^^i^^*rwi^*^*m^^imw^m^^

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porter, medical student and lawyer .,..-.-.,1.-^. i/n'.-i . before police finally caught up with / ' ':; him. -;--.:-ilw '»?. 9 Flint filmmaker Wendlll B. Harris Jr., who used; to follow the / Street saga,' In the newspaper, has **y t spent the past seven years bringing — that story to the acrecn^Hls resulU-1 Ing film, "Chameleon Street," plays / a benefit preview for the Detroit ^^V -. ; Film Theatre this Wednesday before '• * *~" '' * ^ — ^ Meryl Streep plays Julia and Albert Brooks is true story of what happens after you die. opening wide, at Showcase Theaters r* I Daniel Miller in "Defending Your Life," the first on the weekend. rf Director Harris also stars as ^^ Street who is seen in the late 1970s • / ; ' I as a bored young man working for • '• his father's burglar alarm company. A plot to blackmail baseball player ^vw • The Marrying Man' lacks, vG^HX^s^ Willie Horton falls but lands Street an unsuccessful tryout with- the ^ifex -" Tigers. "—;— —. Spurred by his wife's desire for FJinY Filmmaker Wendell B. Harris Ir.Tponrfhe past seven V-"4 oomph of a Simon script more money, Street poses as a Time years bringing of the story of con man extraordinaire William magazine reporter and later a Har­ Douglas Street to the screen. vard medical student. He lands a job "The Marrying Man" (C+, R, 110 noon rary recovery but film lacks spark ex­ ; pected from these talented actors. at a Detroit hospital and in one espe­ HARRIS/WHO also wrote the "He was never exposed for shoddy mlnotes) should be a lot better than cially wild scene, actually performs film, marvels at the "success quo- work," Harris noted in a phone inter-' [ it is given a Neil Simon script about "CftdeDce" (C+, PG-13,95 minutes). the movies Unrealistic, cliched story about unruly a hysterectomy (in-real life, Street tient" of Street's various impersona- _— : -; a millloniare toothpaste helr^ Char-'? did 35 such operations). tions. Please turn to Page 4 ley Pearl (Alec Baldwin), who goes solider (Charlie Sheen) In the stockade. ga-ga (he first time he sees sexy Las "Career Opportunities" (•, PG-13). Vegas singer Vickl Anderson (Kim Dan ." The night-shift at a Target Store Is Jim's last chance. Whoople! .Baslnger). Greenberg "Class Action" (C R, 100 minutes). Despite the fact that Vicki is gang­ Father-daughter attorneys, Gene SCREEN SCENE ster Bugsy Siegel's girl and Char­ Hackman and Mary Elizabeth Mastran- MB ley's great love for his fiancee, Adele tonlo, are not a team. , Horner (Elisabeth Shue), whose fa­ Grading the movies "Dances With Wolves" (A, PG-13, 180 CINEMA GUILD, Angell Hall Au­ DETROIT FILM SOCIETY, De­ forlnformation. ($5) minutes). ditorium A, 1035 S. Main, Ann Arbor. troit Public Library, 5201 Woodward ther, Lew (Robert Loggia) is Holly­ Kevin Costner's magnificent ode to 'Chameleon Street" (USA - 1989), A+ Top marks • sure to please 1 Call 994-0027 forin formation. ($3 Ave., Detroit. Call 933-4048 for in­ wood's biggest producer, Charley brotherhood and brutality on America's 7 p.m. Apri),l0-The.tniejifestoryof quickly falls in bed with Vicki. single; ?4 triple) formation. ($25 membership or $4 Close behind-excellent western frontier during and after the Civ- Douglas Street, a Detroit-born con- Bugsy doesn't appreciate that, nor A -il-War. Three unique foreign films make admission at the door) up this triple feature, April 12. "Two-Faced Woman" (USA - man who successfully impersonated does Lew Horner, particuarly after Still In running for top honors "The Doo«"(C, R, 135 minutes). a Time magazine reporter, a sur­ Bugsy forces Charley to marry A* Oliver Stone's overly long, repetitious "Anatomy of a Marriage Part 2: My 1941) and "Call Me Madam" (USA - story of Jim Morrison and the rock Rights with Fra'ncoise" (France* —' 1953) plays as a double feature, geon, a student at Yale and a lawyer ' Vicki. Their tempstuous life together B+ Prelty good stuff, not perfect before ending up back- in Jackson (and apart) begins. But it never-tarns group, "The Doors." Excessive attention 1964) at 7 p.m. investigates an eight- starting at 7 p.m. April 12-13. The to Morrison's drug, booze and sex prob­ year-old marriage from both male first is Grefa Garbo's last film, a Prison. Written, directed by and out to be the sophisticated comedy B Good starring. Flint filmmaker Wendell expected from that story line or lems are neither attractive nor entertain­ and female perspectives. "Le Cor- comedy of errors that also stars Con­ B- 'Good butriotaWe deficiencie s ing. Doubtful, as well, that it will serve as beau" (France - 1943) at 9 p.m., by stance Bennett and Melvyn Douglus. Harris Jr., who will introduce the from the pen of Neil Simon. a cautionary lesson. low-budget film during this early Instead "Thejyjajrrying Man" wat­ the great Henri;Georges Cluzot, "Madam," based on the Broadway . Just a cut above average "The Five Heartbeats" (A-, PG-13). benefit screening for the DFT. The tles back and forth frooi a desperate c+ Good entertainment and excellent mu­ finds- a mystery writer revealing musical hit, stars Ethel Merman as'a 1 film opens at several Showcase The^ romantic comedy, fatally marred by sic in. storyv of fictltiotis black singing skeletons in the closet in his provin­ high-spirited Washington hostess. C Mediocre • cial French town. "Los Olvidados" Music by Irving Berlin. aters on Friday. ($5/auditoriurn; $4 television soap opera melodrama, to group. students). brash Broadway comedy with punch C- . Not so hot and slipping fast "Ghosl"(A, PG-13,105 minutes)."" (Mexico - 1951) at 10:30 p.m. is LMis lines pulled too soon — or never de­ Banker's ghost (Patrick Swayze) hangs Bund's scathing portrait of street DETROIT FILMTHEATREi5200 around after life to protect loved one children In Mexico. Please turn to Page 4 livered. D+ The very best of the poor stuff' (Demi Moore). Spiritualist (Whoopl Gold­ Woodward, Detroit. Call 832-2730 Charley's four friends, all on the berg) helps him and this romantic come­ way to Hollywood success, should D Poor dy/thriller. . (and could) have been a comic coun­ terpoint to Charley's obsession with D- It doesn't get much worse ' "GoodFellai" (B+, R, 145 minutes). Martin Scorsese's intense, compelling ^he lovely Vicki. Instead the four of F 'Truly awful s3ga of three mobsters returns after re­ them mouth smart-alecky lines, oc­ ceiving half-dozen Oscar nominations.. casionally funny, but usually just Z Reserved for the cotossally bad Despite good acting and fine technical there as fillers. values, the film Is to be condemned for * JOIN OUR CIRCLE Basjnger, as usual, lights up the No advanced screening - glorifying vicious and violent gangsters. screen with her sex appearand is "Guilty by Suspicion" (A, PG-13, 100 sensational singing sensuous, smok- minutes.)..

Despite its immodest .billing as' ABC, ALAF^V V -,: N\S AS ON ft the plot that's murky. THF SCflBPA.' KILLING JOKE, MKW4KM«AN< eotoun, REGISTRATION CARD APPARENTLY, THE major crite­ LONF PATHOL, Mil OUT mi-* CARD A\() ,MML IT 1 ' LOV DNESS, IN AN l-SVEKm TO: >,-* ria Jn rationalizing one's life In Judg- MA, ND 7MK WtlZ WINNERS ClRClf . ment City Is courage. Writing Ml T PO. BOX 0070 ""'"screenplays, directing films,; star­ M EARMINCTON.HIUS. Ml 48H4 M KER. \OV AKE AUIOM-MK All Y KEC.ISTl RE l> EOK EVEKV ring in movies -- each is a major - PAYOLAS, W MATICS, GIVfAU-W ON 037 Wll/.! " ' _.-undertaking, so doing all three at POGUES, POLICE, I IMATIVES, once, as Brooks has here, proves he's PRINCE, PSYCH AGE LTD.. \«A'l PURSUIT OF HA D HOT CHILI got more courage than smarts. "De­ | t PEPPERS, LOU THM CORPS. STAN -\oi) !l ."> . .. API # fending Your Life" Is pretty weak RIDOEAVAY, HOBBWkROHERTSON VOID, ROXY MUSIC, entertainment. SECOND SELF, SEE DICK RUN, PISTOLS, SHOES, rirv " ...... _ SIMl ...... Roger Gorman's latest, "The Un­ SHHIKKHACK, SILOS, SIMPLE MINDS, SIOUXS D THE BANSHEES. SKINNY f'UPPY, PATTt SMITH, SMITHEREENS. SM , SOFT CELL, SONIC tuts'! moM — •'. - . / v.otk nioy| • .....i _ 4 , born," snuck Into town last week YOUTH. SOUL ASYLUM, SPANOAU UALLET, SPE( 6, SQUEEZE, STEEL without fanfare but In a phone inter­ PULSE, STHANGLERS, STRAWOERRY ZOTS, STYLE C NCIL, SUOARCUBES. ... _ _ _ no >f,n HMCV ^Tv.o'^^f ,'i'vts f) so view, Cprman spoke quite eloquently SUNDAYS, TALKING HEADS, DRAM TCHAIKOVSKY, TEARDROP EXPLODES, about the appeal of horror films. TEARS FOR FEARS, TELEVISION, TEXAS, THAT PF.IROL EMOTION, THE THE, HlRIIUIMl / / VXIM Mtl;KlTY Si:v = lR I ..__.-. _ THOMPSON TWINS, TOM TOM CLUB, TSOL, TUBES, U2, UEMO, ULTRA VIVID " He noted that "jhe concept of the SCENE, ULTRAVOX, UNDERTONES^, UNTOUCHABLE'S. VELVET 'horror genre'ls universal and touch­ UNDERGROUND, VIOLENT FEMMES. WALL OF VOODOO, WAS(NOT WAS), v.iiK.H ruRit HM):O stMio.ss DO 101; IK'IS Wi MOST OFKS? .IN o;m« oi rfifi>;(\( u es everybody's unconscious." WATERBOYS. WIRE, WONDER STUFF. WORLD PARTY, X, XTC, YAROH1RDS, YAZ, YELLO. NEIL YOUNG, FRANK ZAPPA, WARREN ZEVON, ETC >.-••: '•- ' '*: —. ' J, _._..'... "It dales back to the child in bed, 8PMTO 3 fl M fearful of thunder and lightning," he SEVEN DAYS fl WEE K said. "Parents tell the child there's WITH Q R E Q $ T. J fl M E S "-" -i, nothing to be scared of $ufyou know _ —-, M.7-W »fj'ui WJ.IW %m v***"m%.i>-mrUJ<*.I*W*-ZK; -\

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© WEATHERVANES The Weathervanes will perform Mon­ day, April 8, at Rick's Cafe, 611 Church, Ann Arbor. For information, call 986- 2747. " © PHIL LASLEY & PARADISE VALLEY JAZZOAND Phil .Lasley.i the Paradise Valley. Jan Jam Ba^d will perform Monday, April 8, at Alvin's, 575$ Cass, across from Wayne State Unlver^ly, Detroit. For informa­ tion, call 832-2355. f

• STATE OF EMERGENCY State of Emergency will perform Toes- day, April.9, at the Blind Pig, 208 S. First, '-Ana Arbor. For information, call 996- 8555. : ., Juanita McCray will perform .©' A8SEMBLY REQUIRED Friday, April 12, at The Attic Assembly Required will perform Tues- in Hamtramck. -' ' ' day, April 9. at Rick's Cafe, 611 Church, 'Ann Arbor. For information, call 996- 2747. • BURNINQ CIRCLE • Burning Circle, featuring Silver Bullet • JOHN D.LAMB member Drew Abbott, will perform Fri- _foy,„April-i3,-.ot-Ai*iflV.6766 Cam, '-'April 9, at Key West, WesfSix Mile, west across from WSU; DeUx>jt^For informa­ of Telegraph, Detroit. Bor information, tion, call 832-2355. •"' '" ------ca!l592-

••'•-<.-"''•.!.'." © CHISEL BROS. • MA98 REVOLUTION Chisel Bros, will perform Tuesday, Mass Revolution will perform with April 9, at Alvin's, 5756 Cass, across from guests, Hungry So Angry, Friday, April _ WSLL, Detroit: For information, call 832- 12, at Finney's Pub, 3966 Woodward, 2355. Dear Alexandrine, Detroit For ihiorma" Uon, call 831-8070. • BOB CANTU AND HIS DIG DEAL BAND © URBATION8 'The Venus Beads, which emerged from mu9ical obscurity with its first release, "Transfixed," is riding the same hard rocking, Bob Cantu and his Big Deal Band will Urbations will perform Friday, April perform Wednesday, April 10, at the 12, at Rick's Cafe, 611 Church, Ann Ar­ sonic vibe on itslatest rejea^p, "Incision." Blind Pig, 208 S. First, Ann Arbor. For bor. For information, call 996-2747. " k. in Your Mind/vjThc.- Ineur- To listen to all the pre-release - Jr. Wells will perform with The Motor hype,- one would've thought tt.E".M. ... ablcs arc a local.out fit that'speciaV City Blues Projwt Saturday, April 13, at had been reincarnated as, a polka" i?es lit straightforward rock and roll/ the Majestic..Theatre, 4140 Woodward, band, Dut: the! so-predicted major - The song "Scventeeh" kicks off the near"Warren Road, Detroit. For informa­ Change"in direction never transpires • second side of the tape In the grand. tion, call 833-9700. , --- on "Out of Time," the Athens, Ga. tradition of rock and rollers singing • 0ANQ8TERFUN the love blues about a young woman, outfit's, latest release on Warner Gangster Fun will perform Saturday, Bros. In this'particuter song tho woman Decc'Lito will perform Mori- . -April 13. at S^int Andrew's Hall, 431E- • What R.K.M. has done, though, is • in question is, of course, a 17-ycar-' Congrcss-. Detroit.-For information, call old* Lyrics like "She's just a child, day through Wcdnosday, produce an, album that has brought April 8-10, at Industry in Port- 9Sl-MF.LT. , " • . .' down the barriers and lct.the ma^ses_ but you know, she drives mo wild," : 7 in on what has been a musical Jour­ aren't going to brcaV'aTiy nc^Tcrc " ~wor)fouTwcir~ ~~' iiacr— — Pfoaso turn to Paga 4 ney for members only until this pie" features one of three Kate Pier- alive ground, but the.song Is fun Rut It wouldn't be a rock and roll point. Gone, or at least toned down, son vocal duets. "Happy People" Is enough so it'doosn't seem to really song if getting the girl were that arc the murmurs, vague political a3 close to the Beatles as It gets, matter. easy, so the girl decides to walk CUTTING posturing and "repetitive guitar ~ soaring to unbelievable lengths and The second song, "I Don't-JKnow/' away and the guy Is left singing his chime. Those have been replaced by bearing fruit of R.K.M.'s refinement also sounds pretty retro •-- but in mournful ode. Too bad, Anyway, lit­ some gorgeous pop melodies. This Is of their pop sensibilities. R.EM, this case more along the lines of the tle guitar flourishes add a touch of EDGE LOCAL R.KM.'e finest hour. niember Mike Mills even sings on a Zombies. The haunting Intro alone the Byrd3 to tho sad tale. wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm There almost seems to bo a new­ couple of the numbers. makes the song worthwhile. It's a "If She Knew" follows the same Here arc 10 albums receiving air play Here arc the Top 10 songs on "Detroit found euphoria in the REM. camp, "Losing My Religion", reveals weird mixture of a heartbeati$h guy Just Isn't.scorlng with the babes on 'The Cutting Edge," which is heard 7 Music Scene," which is heard 4-5 pm. buoyed by some of Peter Buck's Stipe inflecting some genuine confu­ sound, muted, faraway vocals and theme. In this case, though, the nar­ p m. to 3 am. nlghtjy on CIMX-FM 88.7. Sundays on WDTU-KM 90.9. .. most strident guitar play (and man­ sion and disillusionment without re­ the like. The vocals on this tune are rator seems to have had enough of 1. "School Of Fish," School of Fl«h , sorting to proselytizing. Likewise, also notable, plus they're comple­ trying to decipher the man and wom­ 2. "Heal Life," Simple MM* l."Cfln lGoOn,"(rtiKr«h dolin) In recent memory and Michael 2. "Bc.ni Neuo'p/'Gitu "Low" in lis beatnik rhythm Is on a mented with some fide, barely no­ an problem. He concludes, "Love 3. "Out of Time," REM. Stipe's singing clearly and forceful­ 3. "All Fall Down." P«r1i tWe KstiM ticeable vocal harmonics. 4. "International. . .,"M»taIMI

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Dear Barbara, set and wants to deny its truth. My through the mothering person. UIK angry. " « - . • Say to her, "Janice, you are angry My daughters are Z and 1. They-^ftHreactlon is that to lie about trie * less we learn to name our feelings' She may not know what to call- that Shcllals here now. I understand, arc good girls without any slgnlfi- situation is wrong and'will make It ,and attach them to a stimulus, we v what shp feels a.nd she why she has but you can't hit her." cant problems. I am having difficul—-worsjj. L. ,, will become adults who react with­ this feeling, but the "gut reaction" \j with one. aspect of my oldest How To you think weslte^d han- out understanding or mastery. .".-:-. - like yours is felt. The uncomfortable By conveying tolerance; and ac­ daughter's behavior. I think she's die this situation? Janice's reaction to.Sheila is com­ aggressive feelings cannot be pre-_ ceptance to. your child, she will be Jealous of her sister. • Glnny mon. Janice used to have her parents tended away•a'ricTsd Janice"actsthem able'to owhTlihderstand and master

Janice (the older one) pushes Shel- » . * ' • • * ' * ' ' and her house to herself, and now she put. even those bad feelings without con­ Ja ( know, own and then this stage, she Is too self-centered tot must remain in an acting out phase. Sense at 36251 Schoolcraft, Livo­ Janice bates Sheila, he becomes up- master them.- We learn those skills care about companionship. So she Is Acknowledge Janice's feelings. nia 48150.. , -•'•-'• Barbara Schiff

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Harris, who'attended the Jul- also weaves into Street's story as­ Prince's "Do Me Baby" to "Mony liard School of Music in New.York, "But no more than in another busi­ check." pects of another corrman, Erik Du- Mony" - and the dancing ranged friends and I talk to studied under actor John Houseman, ness," added Knight, lest we think According to Harris, "Chameleon pin. A surreal sequence at a Yale from the gooAto not-so-good, but one them every night:I get Street" cost_ $2.1 million, financed a Welles croni'e. • University masquerade ball is one thing stayed thesame — all the men that exotic dancing is somehow unu­ primarily by private black Investors The timbre of Harris* voice even noticeably weak link in an otherwise eventually ended up wearing the tiny propositions, but this sual. at $25,000 apiece. Even his mother recalls Welles as he delivers voice- powerful film. j underwear. Usually,.it was fluore­ is my job. I'm here *; They said that their job has less to over narration throughout the film. Harris will be on hand Wednesday scent" ------..—. —.-.... and brother (an actual doctor) helped from six to one, then I do with sex and more-about-enter-- wittrthe~funding-by-taking out ^-- -Ther^is^lsoa^as<^atiOTH?ithmag---^!gh^to=introduc^--^^am«leon t' J • go home. That's when talnment, Brecco said that when he's home equity loan. • lc and trickery, which Welles em­ Street" and answer questions follow­ WjilLE ALL of this was going on, on the stage 'dancing his mind is far The film was completed almost ployed in many of his films, most no­ ing the DFT screening. After the De­ the rest of the dancers worked the my personal life starts.' from sexual thoughts. . ;j two years ago, but legal problems tably "F for Fake." troit run, the film, which is being dis­ room. "Working the room" involves — Thomas Brecco _with_. a :pfpcessing _lab _have_lkep_t tributed by Northern Arts Entertahl- going to women's tables and offering "I CONCENTRATE onjny, PJF" some of the negative reels tied up. A BUT^ErORE^e~tak^this_com- "Tneiit, will^lay"oth^rTfia|of_cttles7 to'perform private table dances; formance and try to_perform as best, print" of "Chameleon Street" has pafison too far, "Chameleon Street" including New York. - " A lot of women were buying. As I as possible," he said, j played film festivals worldwide, tak­ does have its problems. While Harris Harris isn't idle while watching looked around the room, at least 10 would describe their as conversa­ All agree that mixing with the cus­ ing the Grand Prize.at Robert Red- proves himself adept both in front of his first film hit the big time. He Is', taljres of women were getting their tional skills as pre-verbal at best. tomers is bad business. ford's United States Film Festival at and behind the camera, his script currently at work on a screenplay personal show. The dancers would Brecco seemed very nice but he had "I have some regular customers Sundance early last year. has plenty of holes. • about the life of Detroit boxing leg­ stand a few inches from the women, a thick accent and most of our con- who are friends and I talk to them • Some critics have pointed outjbtf Instead of focusing solely on end Joe Louis, ~then1hrust away. It was actually-- versation Involved the word- every night," Brecco said. "I- get - kind of funny. L. "What?" propositions, but this is my job. I'm I decided that in the interest of here from six to one, then I go home. good journalism, it would be neces­ AARON WAS pretty defensive That's when my personal life starts." SCREEN SCENE sary for me to interview some of about his job and kept Insisting that No one reported haying troubles these dancers up close and personal. it was the most regular way to earn with friends and family over their So, I talked with three dancers — chosen line of work. a living In the world. Continued from Page 2 Hams, team at 1 p.m. April 11-12 and Thomas Rrecco, (a.k.a. the King of benefit screening for the DFT. the Knight, a student "in the medical "I've never been treated different­ 14 as part of the DFT's ambitious se-, Fantasy), Anthony Knight and Aaron ly because of my job," Knight said. DETROIT FILM THEATRE, 5200 film opens aUeveral Showcase The­ field" at Ferris State University, aters on Friday: ($5/auditorium; $4 rles of black independent films. Both (yes, just Aaron. He said he's going Because, of course, it's just a regu­ Woodward/'Detroit. Call 832-2730 was the most talkative, although our students) films, originally screened by relig­ for the one-name approach to fame, lar job. That said, he headed back to for information. ($5) repartee never got near the level of ious societies^ blended elements of a la Cher or Charo). the main room to scout out a likely 'Chameleon Street" (USA - 1989), "Freeze. Die. Come to Life" witty and consisted mainly of one- folk culture, vaudeville and surreal- I must tell you that it was very buyer for his table-dancing skills. 7 p.m. April 10. The true-life story of (USSR - 1989), 7 and 9:30 p.m. April syllable words. 12-13 and 4 and 7 p.m. April 14. An Ism with scripture; "Blood" concerns disconcerting to be seated at actable My in-depth investigative report*, Douglas Street, a Detroit-born con- So they thrust their groins in the autobiographical film debut from the flight of a dying woman's soul with these three overwhelming spec­ ing done foj:._:(he evening, I headed man who successfully impersonated faces of screaming women — it's Vitaly Kanevski, about growing up through the wilderness separating imens of manhood. All vyere deeply back across the bridge to the U.S., a Time magazine reporter, a sur­ just like being a factory worker or in a Soviet mining community fol­ tanned, absurdly muscled and wear­ the land were men usually leave geon, a student at Yale and a lawyer heaven from hell, whi.le "Death" something, for gosh sakes. lowing World Warll. ($5 auditorium; ing little more than brightly colored their pants on when they dance. This before ending up back in Jackson stars director Williams as a preach­ $4 students) G-strings. It was sort of like talking They said that only guys with a is what I was thinking: "This is my Prison. Written, directed by and er whose mad visions of hell are acT to three giant cartoon characters. "good head on their shoulders" .job. I get paid to watch a bunch of starring Flint filmmaker Wendell "The Blood of Jesus" ^

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By Larry O'Connor Cindy, not her real name, said she's doing 11,000 a night at the higher class establish­ "I quit this and got a job ai a telemar­ MANY WOMEN see this as a transitional staff writer this fn order to pay for college. The line Is a ments. keter, making $5 an hour," Heather said. "I phase. A lot of the dancers attend college, cliche, but she sounds sincere. Many talk of countless vacations to the couldn't even pay my rent. I had to come majoring in finance, business or marketing. She stands in black high heels wearing a "I worked as a waitress In a (topless) Bahamas, driving Corvettes and lifvestlng back." Debra of Southfleld has been dancing for neon pink bikini, nervously smoking a ciga­ bar," said Cindy, 21. "I figure as long as I in real estate. The night time hours are not Something is out of whack, Heather said 1¼ years. She's majoring in accounting at rette while surveying the scene at the Land­ keep myself respectable and only let it be a the best, but weighed against only working shaking her head. Her mother went to col­ Oakland Community College, She's hopes to ing Strip Lounge in Romulus. job, itwillbcall right." » three nights a week, they're not clamoring lege and has a career. e leave In a couple of years in order 16 open Rock'n'roll music pulsates throughout Her story 13 all too common among for a union. And burnout is certainly not a Yet Heather, who quit high school and * an exclusive dress shop. She has no second the darkened bar as women perform their female topless dancers, who sound more problem. ; later went back for her G.E.D. makes more thoughts about wrlat she does. seductive dance routines on top of tables in like financial analysis than the stereotypi­ All they need are the tools. money than her mom only working three "The money cures everything," she said front of faceless men. cal squeaky-voiced blond "bimbettes" "(I look for) a girl nobody's ever seen be­ nights a week. Perhaps that reason, Pirronello said it's This is her first night as a table dancer. they're often painted. fore," said Paul Plrrlnello, part owner of never difficult finding women who want to Her time to perform nude in frpnt of men Is the Landing Strip Lounge. "I want custom­ "IT'S DEGRADING a woman has to do dancer-He-has more than-100 women per h about to arrive. THEIR SHAPELY bodies and youthful ers to see a girl here that they haven't seen this," she said. forming at his club in Romulus, which was IV She admits having some first night faces have been turned into their own hold­ at any other place." Heather started when she was 18 at an­ a regular "shot-and-a-beer" bar before he I* jitters. Any apprehension removing her ing companies where overhead is small and One wouldn't expect to see Cindy at some other Detroit adult entertainment estab­ started adult entertainment. clothes in fhpnt of men, though, is lost amid the profit margin is great. strip joint. Aside from the bikini and high lishment. She auditioned at the club, doing Despite initial protests from the commu­ the smoke and the strobe lights, and the The money eaWcns phenomenal. Dane- . heels, she looks like the all-Amcrican girl one dance with her top on and another with nity, the Landing Strip continues to do a lure of money. ers say some women can pull In $700 to with her flowing blond hair and big eyes. her top off. She felt comfortable with it. booming business. She was "a jock" in high school where she Her parents, though, weren't. Their fear The clientele is diverse, ranging from was the captain of the volleyball squad and was dancing in nightclubs would eventually business professionals to mechanics. Those played on the soccer team. Her parents lead to prostitution and drugs. As it turns conducting business ofte.n bring in custom­ 11 ' ( • r don't know she is a topless dancer. out, their worries were unfounded. ers, sometimes running a tab of'$1,000 on Athleticism serves her well on her infla­ The biggest addiction is the money^sbe American Express cards. ^ tion to the dance sorority. She knows when said. Others get cash advances on credit cards it's time to perform. "I think there's a stereotype of dancers: * > to pay for 15 table dances. r; They.all use cocaine. They're all whores Pirrinello said he runs first-class opera­ 1 r CINDY PUTS out her cigarette" and : 1 . . .That's totally out of It," she said. . tion at the Landing Strip Lounge. Manage t 1 1 •: wanders over to a booth whdre a bald-head­ I * Aside from the money, Heather said she ment for Tycoons and Trumpps, both in De­ ed, middle-aged man with glasses is sitting. enjoys the music and the attention it brings. troit, and BTs in Dearborn say they have She smiles, lights his cigarette and strikes But those are not chough to keep her danc­ similar standards.

up a conversation. ing for much longer. •+, While Aerosmith's "Rag Doll" blares, she Her fiance agrees. The twp met, ironical­ PIRRONELLO said women at his place ruffles her blonde mane and begins her ly enough, at a dance. Heather told him up are checked for drugs and security at his dance. front that she was a topless dancer. He ac­ place is tight. His office has bullet-proof As Cindy starts,. Heather, 21, wonders cepts it but doesn't like it. windows along with closed circuit televi­ when she can quit. When she eventually leaves the business, sion. Heather stands In a storage room at he said thev will wait awhile before they "I'vn had jealous hoyfrlpnrh whoy Tycoons In Detroit. In a black skirt and get married. That way both can see if she threatened me over the phone," he safd white high heels to match, she look9 like can really give up the big money and atten­ "I've had jealous wives who've come in, any other woman en route to a nightclub. tion table dancing once and for all.. who take beers ancjpoiir them over -•.:- cus­ The mature, thoughtful tone of her voice "That will cither make it or break, it," he tomers head." quickly belies her youthful face. She's been said. "That was both our decision." Dancers themselves sometimes encoun­ dancing for two years. After she was" Initially interviewed, ter unruly customers. Those people are usu­ As she talks, her fiance listens In. While Heather no longer works at Tycoons. Her ally dealt with quietly by rather large door­ JERRY ZOLYNSKY/»l»« photoofaph* other dancers ramble on about lavlsh~vaca- former employer doesn't, know her men, according to Pirrinello, Paul Pirrinello, part owner of the Landing Strip Lounge, looks out the tlons. sports cars and investments, Heather whereabouts, but added her former mana­ "I don't rare who you are George bullet-proof windows of his office at the cars jammed into the parking lot talks about college, marriage and eventual­ ger, "She'll be back. Sooner or later, (hey tuihh dor: • touch m> girls ' rVr.neilo said. of fhe Landing Strip Lounge in Romulus. ly raising a family. al! '•-Tin- b.-nk Th:-A » h.vf ) rr.ako mv mone\ Erotic-aftd exotic-dancers shake 'em up, at Danny's

By Jill Hamilton clubs usually get down to business Staring at women special writer and they do it without fanfare

You may have seen />nr of the ads A good-looking WHEN WOMEN visit eioLc dancer clubs thev get guy stares OUt at the reader Inder trw picture it says wtld After all male exotic dancers have only been something like this around for a short while The women have years of "Jerry — T dance like ihe wind with unpredictable leering to catch up on passIOh.'.Helght6foot l-wch Eyes, sweet harel " So how do women r*act to the sight of a barely It's an ad for Danny's, a new club in Windaor This clothed man writhing about on stage"* They scream Club is different than most For one. it's for women like banshees They yell like walruses with toothaches only. For another it features nearly naked men danc They thrust money into the dancer's G string like ing. These men are exotic dancers I think eiotic raked leaves into a Hefty bag means "naked." If anyone out there still buy* into that moldy old Or at least that's what was happening tbe nighi I myth that women don't like sex. head over to Oannv's visited Danny s The club is decorated like B regular One evening and see for yourself just how uninterested dance bar Flashing lights, pink and red spotlight-* and women are. a disco hall are the prominent feature* The place is packed On a recent weekend night there had to be al least i00 women filling the club On the slage a dancer wearing a tan Italian-cut husi And (ho women customer* looked completely regu new suit was gyrating to the sounds of D*«e Lite lar. They looked like they could be a colleague All Soon, he was sUll dancing tn Deee-I.ite But he »a< were dressed appropriately for a big night on town but only wearing a very, very Uny pair of fluorescent there the similarities ended Sp*edo-style underwear There were beautiful women not so beautiful worn The crowd loved It Several of them put monej In en, fat women and slim women There fcere even more their mouth* and made the dancers kiss them full on than a few women who had bead* of white hair. Y**, the lips to get it Later, other dancers would do theIr v Hot music, gyrating hfp» and G-slrings are what guys with names like the King of Fantasy and grandmas like to get their yayas out, too. routines on the stag* Aaron market on stage and tables at Windsor's newest hoh t spot for women only, Danny'*. And everyone was having a good old time. When men fO out to se« exollc female dancers, the mood In the room Is -usually very quiet. The men who go to strip Please turn to Page 4

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A up depend­ with 6 rr*s lat^ exporWice Afie*- lor s*ect indr/d'ja.'s that make PA1N1ERS/EXTEWOR '--CondorJ- 647-5835 la neodod to leaw a cab. HELP ing on experience. Caa 260-1750 eornrniimcnt A wc/d U»Jo earn a come pirt of • growing progressiva 737-44260« - 837-1875 ncon shrhi. farm'^igton'Nilis toca- num Asiociation ioc*.ir^ for expert: llor,. ' CeK 476-72)2 serlo-js lrter». Seasonal evenings. Livonia area. WW train. to type » mtfilmum of 20-25 wpm. »10$ 15 en hour cas Mr. Cosby, . 0RIYER -" 721-2015 > WANTED Accepting spfijeations for, experi­ FLOOR MAINTENANCE - NKjHTS Mon-frl.lrom9am-l0sm 277-2199 work. Please ce-tScolt. 663-9730- Caldsys 462-0177 No interviews by phone please, for Class B License. J6 An Hour. * FULL TIME PERMANENT enced brick pa.-tor. for Ia« office in Troy. between 9-5pm.- , 535-6264 Processirig SpociaJst. Progrftn) CASHiERS, M or part'time. Good labor . . .-...... To$15/HR CANDSCAPE * CONSTRUCTION Mostly weekend work. Possum part COLLEGE STUDENTS. 18 or older, DrRiyER •• - e43-0J3o- • 6w»ory» en network PC based CAT! pay, company bonef.ts; Sovihfletd lo operate lake cleaning equipment Construction...... J«-$15/HR COM PANY noeds se-verai people for ttfr*. Good income. • 646-5151 Call S>d. Harry or Bob. Mocttne s7->op. Day shin' 24 ft l/anager ...... -JU-J23K CITY OF FARMINGTON System b-<*jd!ng vHbs A PC hird* In etoomfWd area lake*. Interesting luS and pari time cos/lions. Cjft lor ware support, Piojeamrring hc/pfut ' . 352-7377 straighl (rue*. Crty defhnvy fu* FLORAL OESlGNER - Position Gsr*al03^6 . .-. .-. ,J8-$9/HR V/ATER A SEVrER DEPARTMENT PART 6 FULL TIME Sign Shop owt(5ooy..si^7WTiar Job. Good pay. in !ervvew appoiMn-ient * 74 -6914 Cia HeatlAr at, 540-5338 Work Ir.stiSeri. and' general s>gn Can adjust lo your between term* twrte. BeneMs- Must have propor ava:JaUe mid AprB. Apciy In person: WK1 train 4 expononcod CflL license. Appry 24850 N. Indus- Ken Bsron'a Florist 8 Gifts. 24724 LANDSCAPE LABORERS • The Ct/ of F&'/r;ir^ton V/atw and shop workers. Wages based on CASHIER/STOCK achwiufe. Ca« wmboid Co. • Sf ACT Departnven 11 s accept mg MARKET RESEARCH >|RM needs e/p6rierJeV. CaJT apc^pcations for. .1/.4 pstS^A o< r »55Fee- .;. JNI urday A Sunday onf/. CaS Sar^S/ PAft?-TiM£ Rout* service. National part lima Cashier/Stock Person* DFWERS FLOWER SHOP needs part time flo­ MlJItfinar^e Yr'orker. Must ha»« ; .. COMPUTERS Mon-Frl «am-5pm. . .851-0111 10am-4pm -, 827-4-021 edvfertis ng company s«eks Indhridu- needed. lor evening "4 weekend For fc« cearrt toicis, Routes.in, ral dtaijner, Saturdays • must. HOLIpAY ISN LIVONIA WEST An Eq-jal Opportunity Err^loyer va'd Comrrvsrcia! Drt.ora license 'shifts. Flexible hog/a. Apply In Livonia and *u{xibi. Apply: Pen- a) !or part time route work InsAlSng PC aisembyer. Experience pre­ 35171 Grind fliyer, farmlngton. Is seeking Housekeepers/ Endorsorrier.! ' B". experierKe in MARKET RESEARCH . person »1: 37980 Ann Arbor Rd gutrt fce Cream, 34025 Schootaaft LANDSCAPE - WeB established end heavy equipment operation, A servicing bulletin boards to super ferred. PC Supply Co. 353-0351 Contact Siart or Unda 471-2670 Houseman (m/Q. with 1 to - • • -| 6UESTIONNA1RE CODERS . Livonia or 33251 Ftynovth. Uvonla. W*eni2-3.orce5 522-7751 2 years experience in hotel. Coc+i, f*pi*y growsng professional co Po­ iindscapi'ig, cerront and asphalt markets t/^oughout metro Det/ot. FUlt TIME PERSON 10 unpack, Learfjvg market research frm needs No sales Invofrtd Flexible work An Equal Opportunity Employer CONSTRUCTION. Restaurant Servers and Dis^iwash- sitions a.alabie (or IndMCua'-s wt-o work, water A s«vAor tips and 60 bright people lo decipher, coda 4 FuS-tlme, good pay. landscaping DRIVER/SHIPPING PERSON need­ assombie fra prepare guiSty fjrni- ers.Ho*i/Hos!ess7Cash'«r» -'_. : are not airaid ol hard end filthy repairs Musi be ava;!ab!« n^V.s schedule Van or station wagon re­ CASHIERS ed for smal growing compa/ry. Must tabulate handwrftten sijrreys.. quired wn'.e to: SCS. 12076 Wood­ We have Immediate full A part lime experience preferred. Please can. ture Appl/ tt; V/m. C- Fr ar>ks Fu porienoe necessary. teamwork in management, eales, a^d wotkerds 420-0758 be 18 yra. of *g« A clean driving ture, 2945 S, Wayne Rd , Wayne Apply within; 17123 Laurel Pa/k iarK)scaping. Irrigaiion A maine- bine, Redlord Twp.. Ml 48239 openings avaKsbla for honftsl. hard­ record, f u* Ome with exceflonl ben-. APPJL 22. 1991 TO MAY 9. 1991 working individuals, experienced or Orrve North, Uyooi,sl- ' nanca. 455-3130 AppfcetioriS m^T y be oot&'ned it the HOURS 8 30AM TO* 30PM , PART TIME COUNTER PERSON noeded for dry fits. Cel K C. 8 - 10am FURNITURE SAIES A Truck Driver. we win trait. Possib'.irtiet for rapid 533-4000 Apptr within, 30850 Plymouth fid., HOUSECLEANERS needed for LANDSCAPING Indoor/Outdoor tf HiGH SCHOOL CERTIFICATE Wesiiaivd otfioe needs pleasant advancement. flexible ahifis. Oood cleaner In Westland, Joy/MerrimAft, BuMjng. 33?20 W. 9 M:le Road. LEGIBLE HANDWRITING pfone voices for 00c appointment FuH/part time. Mornings & evenings. bet. MiddieboA A Merriman <-' cleaning co.. Good slarting pay. No wirier layoffs Salary corTomen- Fa/mington. WJ. . • . - starling wage. ApplAppVy In persopors n 4L Partriull time. farmington/W. smate with experience. Girls, don'l FLUENT READER setting department. No solting. r-n*-?vi *' ni^ wit CelEd. 522-2¾¼ ExcaQont fr^-vje Eer-eMs. GOOD COMPREHENSION $4.10 por four end up. CtS Mrs., DRIVERS Bloomrrotd aroas. Ca-t: 549 4538 be Shy. 546-S850 An Equal Opportunely Empio,«r '-fiSSWfc graph. Southficld, and/22145 f«rrrv COUNTER PERSON: ~exp6rtenc«» ^ i» ° ' TLJy^l-'J^iLlliiii—_ ington Rd. fn farmlngton. lor fast growing oiA* prtnl shop In - PACKAGE VAI^ VOCE Person, experienced only. HOUSEKEEPER. Part-tfl-*. Every DW0SCTnNTj-«-1¾¾^ - W Eiw MAINTENANCE "JTPEfi>lOUir Royal OaJt. dutfe$fcKJude customo r CaS Mor.frl 8-5>m 355-2742 Weekend. 7:30 to 3 30. Rodford nanca Laborers Must have good et- Apartment complex In Canton PAYROLL CLERK ; sorvtoe, pricing, bjndery A prodoo- FULL AND PART-TIME area. Please can for ir.formation trtude and be rouble 'with own roods part lime Mintenmce pot- To scf-ecMe en interrWw, Interested llonflow • 549-4434 GENERAL LABOR Iransportatiorx •• 477-6059 porsor.s s^lCvld cell: lor a large company. ExceCent es> Machine shop.f armlnglon H:I!S, fufl 255-9101 son. Experience, rotable ar^3 h^rd porturuty. 3 years experionce pre- --PONTIAC AREA - *-orkw orJy neod apply 455-7440 737-5315. ext. 328 CATALOG CUS1 OOtANS/HOUSEKEEfERS t,mo. Benefits. $<50-J5 hr. Apply HOUSEKEEPING • Part lime posi­ LANOSCAPJIG OPPORTUNtTY Ah Equal Opportunny Employer feVied on comouterUed payxoB. four Chaplains Convalescent When RPS de-roloped Ms new sma-H 24650 North Industrial Or. North ol tions avaiatJ*. Compelt/Jve wages. • Landscape conslruction foreman MAINTENANCE POSITION tor large Sa.*a!ry»!8.rjO01o»21.0OO.CaJI ., Center has posiUona •raJlable for package deJrery service - we a'so Grand River beUeon HaggOrty A Musi be able lo worV w&ckends. • Landscape corvstnxtion epartnvjnt commurjty In Westland MECHANICAL TECHNICIAN LoriatAdia 655-8910 CALLS Custodtans and Housokeepors. We de-re!oped t greal opportunity 'or Haisiead. .' P'rfase apply m person 39700 Ann technician Fu9t,me Bor^fils «v3?JbiO New corr^arrr h^s opening for k-rdi- offer an excoHent talaiy, insurance you. AJborRd, Ml. 48170. • Landscape C'pcrat'Ons traJ.'^o Call 459 6600 yldual wllh experience ti hydrautics, • PERSONNEL • benefits, and a pleasant working eo- GENERAL LABOR • Irrigation systems service kr>o*tedge of poeumatk; systems vVonmenL txperionce Is preferred Hore'a what'* ava.tabie lo you as a.-v H.V.A.C. person MAINTENANCE PERSON roedod and metaSurgy. wy consider stu­ CONSULTANTS : Oo you want $7-$8/hr7 Hon about» but we wa IraVv For Immediate owner/operator ol an RPS package Immodisle c-perjngj fx bTdrrM-jals • Turf mahtenanca technician lor luxury apartment coromur^ty in dents completing engineerlnj de­ The largest office clerical placemen] great office envtronmenl with your considerailon phsose appfy m per­ van: with trarrsport»!ion.to work In pro- Englneerino Technician • Semltruck driver FarmL-^ton Hrfls. FuS tir>e with bon- gree fiA time. »9 6t-»12 01/hr. firm is seeking placement consult­ o*n desk 7 We neod M time people son or can. 28349 Joy Rd, lossional envlfOrjTienL Carrtor CorpbratiOrt, Building Sys­ Good pay with benefiis. Apply In eMs fun poop^ to work with. Inter. plus benefits" Apply al 26244 ford ants lor our branch oporatior* 5 to ansnor Incoming calls from cus­ Westland. 281-9500 «PartlcfpaUon In the tems A Services has a posit>on avai- person Mon.-Frl,-9am-4pm, 2J244 estedpersons cas 47i-6243 Rd Garden Cm/. MoK-frl, 9am- years business, sales or administra­ ab!e for an enginoorlng technician. tomers responding to our naUonaCy delivery business created • PERSONNEL UN LIMITED ford Rd, Garden City or ca3 522- An Equal Opport jnitr Err^loyw *prn. 522-5627 tive experience necessary. advertised products. Complete CUSTOOLANS > FtETlREES fey-erUr.n<7ys'.hr». s.~»1 This posjtion requires ji minimum 2 5627 JI£A_fcj?jdsd_ : PFRMANENT STAFF CO. _ traJning pig» oenerdi In a luxurious $450/md: lake-home pa/Tor- rrSo*^ yc3r"dogroe BihvAC iechnc»ogr or JTPA Funded MATNttrtAKCe- f>EfsSON'- »ar.;od package sWoping system for Wcsliar^l apt compJoj Must computetUed offic*. C&H 351-8700 night work kn Uvonla area. Mint thai has used »la!e-ol-lhe- Eiccironies lecrxoiogy. Knowledge MECHANIC - AUTO TECHNICIAN 737-5750 hi-aitf 737-4244 > teavolnlo GENERAL MAINT ENANCE JnJtVAC contjol schemes lor com- LAWN MAINTENANCE WORKERS hare o»n transports?ion A IdWS: Good/ea/ Tire Center looking lor Farminglon H.Ps " CERTIFIED MECHANIC™ - art technology -lo ex pand irto- 3 tp 4 Koursper day, If Pol chop"" JS/'hr.^OiTff'SY: —•422-541t —M2-«W- a 43-sta!e service m rhwc^al etic^eo^VrJrpn-^inr'is re- sharp, productr.e fnocha7>k;r Ex Consdeniious. soil moUvated lo CUSTOMER RELATIONS in f erminpton. $5 7$/hr. sary: »6 A up. W. Euoomfieid, farm- iorl working conoM^rS" and Income Livonia 591-222( )ust six years. quirod. Working knowledge ol per­ MAJNTENA);CE POSITION worti at Indepeodenl aulo repair , • ASSISTANT Apply 23600 Haggort/, 9am-5om. sonal computer is also nooossary. kigton A BloomRekJ Twp. 360-6545 pcleotial. March Trre. Plyinouth. Taylor 246-9200 * shop. Apply In person octr- Av'o Part lime. Entry level. Contect At P-.Vjrim Visage Apartments »6/ CtJOonorKen • 455-7600 Troy 685-272¾ • The equipment and f-nandng Expericnco with CADO systems is a LAWN MAINTENANCE COMPANY fiOur. Tror,d. 4152» Joy Rd.. Centon. B*- Oebbie Brelton. Tema/ofl Automo- GENERAL SHOP • Fabricating plus. resouroes of an eggross.'ve Operator/Possible TrGck looking lor dependable -and 2 Poot'Atiendt-.ts r^edod. May 30 MECILANK; - Experienced small en­ PHARMACY CLERK T»-c«n Joy and Liney Rds. Uve Group. 2B585 Tetograph Rd.. Press We offer an attractive booefrt pack­ sme JTelib* houra. Must be customer- da,ij. AET 'certification a. plus CUSTOMER to Please can Mon.-frl 355-1034 GOLDSMITHS WANTED LAWN SPRAY gcooral ma:r,lena.->c« and possible MECHANiC-Sexl rroU-valod Individu­ ortontod. Apply In person at: 37S&0 » The kind of Income thai v tor our Rere!ssance Cenler store. CARFCERBUllDiNG . Production manager to train and su­ deaiir-^. tor Westiand apart.r^nt al who is able lo sea own work Cer- Arm Arbor Road. Uvonla SERVICE • SYSTEMS A SERVICES CHANGE YOUR LIFEI Sharp entry le-rol customor service matches your ambllion and Approx. 30 hours per wook. Must be pervise technicians end do service comrrvjrttr. Ssiary a-d porks avai- t;v^d. Appry: 23534 farmlngton Rd . Start a new caroer In real estate • • reflects how high you can j. experienced. Apply. Gold ItaSa. P.O "BOX 51190 ab'e (or r^M por sen It Interested do-vrr.lo-Aa farmingtco. 477-9090 YIEDD^G PHOTOGRAPHERS rep wanted lor our Farmlngton HiSs ca^s. ExceNy.l career opportunity. wanted, medium lormal equipment, today. Can E/ln Walsh 81^356-7111 cfimb when you put yoursall Livonia Ma9, 7 MJe and M«ldl*bdl ItVONlA, Ml. 48151 35^7799 sV-easr^il 425-W570 office. Dynamic, fxogesilve firm Allrr. RayRyerson MERCHANDiSEfl - EXPERiENCEO experience A samples a musl Im­ REAL ESTATE ONE looking for a special Individual who mchvge. GOODYEAR TlPJ= CENTER LAWN SPRINKLER He4> wanted. AGGRESSIVE MOTIVATED Individ­ Noeded to set up. mii-.ttn and take mediate bonus available to Qual *«d can wor,L,in a.fast paoed envtron- G oner al service trainee - Part l ime ual wafted lor Marjgor Trainee po- occasional Injenio-ir of fashion ac­ ind.vidja.'s. Fox Studios, calh nvint.mEnlaJn • Sunny dHposfllon. • Fun-lime drtvors have IMMEDIATE fun tm-< ExecVtence preferred, but CHARTER TOWNSHIP Change orl. rrount tires. \h 00/hr To not necessary. 646-4257 Silonj.m retail department store. cessories In tri» department Dsrld, Tues • SaL S27-63&5 . OFftEDFORO who is detal orioniod A has previ­ access to group health start. Mjrch TVe Co, Pbisauth Mjst have high school edjeat^n, and Els Insurance. EMPLOYMENT stores, flexible part time hoijrs. POLICE AND FIRE ous experience. This fun lime posi­ AskforOon 455,7600 »420 + por Wocx.to Start LAWN SPRINKLER CO. and reEsb'e transportation. Appry In Send »ork history to: CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION tion is an excoOont opportunity for a International Marketr.g Campaign Looking lor exporttneed service porson Mon - Frt. l0a.Ti-4pm, Lantis. 592 Glendale Ave. PHOTOFINISHING . team player who enjoys helping oth­ ff you're a dofrvery driver, courier or ENJOY THE GREAT OUTDOORS? person Good driving record a must 987 Manufacturers Drive. • N?«- fu9 tg-b>lity list. customer service, customer reps, Managcmenl pos.t(orj lor cedt wo^Jing test al time of appfcation. Raises and promotions based on ; OECX BUILOEfl HEEDS HELPEfi .year commercial driving experience wanted (or cerr.eteryfci Livonia , for 10 Mam. 348-0626 Apply at. US Tra'or in New Hudson A exportoncod carponter. area reps A manager trainees Must u."von sowSce organitation Ova' f-ed performa.*vc«. Apply-. North and be able lo be DOT Qua' led. W.&AOH ca« & ask for Ken or Edna 525-»300or. 437-1122. American Pfoto. 27451 Schooler ah, \ AMONG THE REQUIREMENTS: Ap­ Call: 981-2360 522-2200 be sharp in mind A appearance A LEAS'NG AGENT • r«odod for candidates must h4ve 3 years prew Call: ous suP4rVsor> exportorut* or ninety (90) quarter GROUNDSKEEPER - needed for benefits, paid vacations, no experi­ In Bjiringham « w-.;h a'f^.incia! bsl.lvtion A soma PHOTOGRAPHY STUDtO. Noods • OEO-TRU OPERATOR eo.toge-kr.el business classes. Ex- compaiy. Thutj. - Sun. Sond hours cl cocoge creda and be ROADWAY PACKAGE apt. community In Ptymoulh to do ence nooeisary due to excefler.i CaS. I 644-13O0 resume to: lenwal -8u.sd.ng Co . person to handle phcoes. packaging • Michigan certified poOce officer. 3 yrs. mln. experience In steel A car­ outside maintenance A landscaping company training programs. CaS ccr-ev-t sa'ary A banef'ts. Send re^ A sa^s. Approrlmatery 30 hra. perv bide form orVyjmg. Musi have own SYSTEM, INC. i LEASING AGENT sume A sa'ary requrorr^nls 1d: 27650 Pa.'mngton Rd . Sulla 203. work, experience not necessary. Mon A Tues only if you can start farmi.ngtonH^s. 48334 «>_eek. Can Jim or C*vdy_ ,- VISION. Minimum 20/40 corroelod tods. PPO hearth, dental, retire­ Ca.1 between 9-5. 455-3660 Immcdijtry/forlnleni-lcw- 537-7066 for 4-eck ends omy »5.50/hr for DA., P.O. Box 47010. Oak Park, Ml Tues. thru Frl, 261-4660 10 20I2Q. no color blindness. ment plan, paid hofidays A vacation. 1/800/422-5628 Woodland Vila Apts. InWestiand 48237. MOLD MAKER, leader, bench hand. GROUN0S PERSON - wanted lor IMMEDIATE OPENINGS Top pay for lop person. 941-0860 .422-5411 MANAGEMENT TRAINEES m,s har-d. tranoa w.tfi some lechni- PHOTO TECH wc< nrxessarr. II Ca3. 477-6600- mum age JSyevs. eoe*p!eds?cur,ty roared. . FuS A part time. Wil train. DRIVEfVWAREHOUSE ment opportunities. »1200 guaran­ munity in Rochester Wis. futt A MONEY NO OBJECT GROUN0SPERS0NS hocded h/l/ Deirborn 29^,-7722 PIPEFITTER , Appdeationj may be completed Good pay. 476-776« Excepting applications for fufl time teed first month. Cait. 3446810 pirt-tm-.e. Experienca preferred. SuperStar warned. Two color press Orlver/Vyarehousa person. Must part time Mon-frt lor apartment Can Mon-Frl. Sueor J-jd/ 375-2500 SoMhr*!d 258-SiS6-i Neoded. Must t^<« kDurneymans. ' Monday through Friday from 9 AM. - DELIVERY PEftSON: For Title Co. complex located In Northvitte.. Lfvon;^ 425-5230 person. Ryobl with T-tead me'.al have reliable uansportat'on 8 COL. IMMEDIATE OPENING pistes. Ploasanl. nonsmoking envl- card and pass lest lor union cert-fi-. 4 PM.nthe Personnel Office. 15145 Please contaci Ms. Proctor betwoon 349-6844 or 349-6*45- lor Grounds Person lor goJf course ca'.on, fua time »1202 por hr. plus, Beoch Oa-V. Redlord. Ml.. 48239 urv Experience preferred. Apply. Mon- fonmeni. Exc«3ent bene-rts and Bam and 4pm, Mon thru Frl. frt. 10a.T>-4pm at Leeds FurnHure, In Troy apartment community. Ex­ . ASSISTANT ALXJLTPUBLiC becef.ts. Appry at 28244 ford Rd., . til 4 PM. of Ihe closing, dale. AprU Cal. 425-2576 GUARANTEED INCOME PROGRAM ,. SERVlCESXOOROiNATOR Mir.sgcmor.t TrairTr«nt physical exam. Apply in ^ CITY Of SOUTHflElO cal 522-5627, stripis. MLEOTC ccrtiflcallon, Wrth DELIVERY PERSON Get a last start lo success with The p^erson assists the Coordinator Rd.Ncvt. Mi. 48375. 349-5530 Fu* time evening position ts avail­ person at: 2365 Somerset. Troy. COLORADO PRIME - the lesdor m JTPA funded. » cortiricate. drivers license and mil- DRIVEWAY ATTENDANTS eflectfve and complete training Mon thru Frl, eam-3pm ol Adult PubOc Servsccs with d.rl- tiry d.scharge papers must ecoom- able. Good drtvshg record a must. Prcfes-stonaiism makes a difference! tl-* ki-Hon-e food Service Industry MORTGAGE CLOSER CASHIERS sion managrxr-ent and suporvlsJon. Oakland Counties tar jest mortjage PIPEffTTER NEEDED piiy the appfication. Applicants We offer a complete benefit pack- for busy *he« station. Fufl A part CALL TERRY AT 326-2000 INSPECTOR - FVit artcie inspector Responsibiities kvckjde devoiopinij has a h/l time opening for a Mn- Must have Journeyman's ca._d_and v«tio fait to provide those documents eoe, exceOeni working environment . ftcal Estate One, Inc. Wesliand aie-T^^r.t trair^e In our cor.,er.'-v.-! bt'Ji, socks morljage closer expe­ time. Musi be hard working - Slu- lor marxilecturing ol a^craft parta da?y a.>J weekly schedules; assist­ rienced In fNMA/fHLMC conventi­ pass test lor union cortifpcaton. FuS"" wten Ming the application may be liVonla area. Interested persons can denlscalnowt 455-2634 Close tolerance experience Is a ing In filrlng and Iranlng ol new U-.-c-Hi effca. Your hours w-iil be: lima. »12 02 por hr. plus bonefla. NEED A CHANGE? > onal A ARM closing clocumon'.alion. denied entry lo the written examina­ the Director-of Pharmacy Opora- must. Fu« boner Is. Hytrol M(g staff. assjtlng' *lth projects; per­ Apply at 26244 Ford Rd.. Garde}, tion. The Charter Township ol Red- Oons betwoon 10am-5pm 422-3310 0RY CLEANERS BeauUM 2 year old salon In West- 9a.-r,- 1pm Men thru frl TNs canddste rr>,st kr^«r A under­ Ga'donCrtyarea 261-4030 forms reference and readors advi­ stand tit^e issues. Invester g-./de City. Mon-frt.. 9arn-4pm or cat lord >s an equal employment oppor- Cleaner/spotter position. Depend­ land Is looking lor Styflst with cOorv 6p.-n.9pm Mon. thru Thurs. 522-5627' DEirVERY/STOCKINO te-'e Up lo »1000 cash bonus. Cs3 sory services for all pltrons; c'^^r u-^s a->d have an overaa superior tvnity employer and Is sotklng rjual- able person, 'experience required. INSPECTORS -• M time/taking ap- duties as assigned. Requires en 9am-1pm.S_st. JTPA funded. ided black and olher minority Part time, Mon. • frl. Hours flexible. Good pay. paid vacations A holi­ f>ano 421-0040 p'lCations 10 do home Inspections grasp ol fj-st len rcsdontial mort- Troy. 649-4151 ALA eccredted MLS degree and a gaja dosi'o issues. Only tf^ best appK&ntj. as wod as white appli­ days. For Interview can Mike al for national Inspection co Back­ mi-^num of 2 )<^rs retatod protes- 1ST WEEK* Pad Ira n;ng . $240 /wk PLACEMENT COORDINATOR ' ground In engixierlng. budding no6d apply. ExcaCar.t Salary 4 - — for Southficid HVAC end te'ecom- • cants without regard ro race. DIE MAKER/DIE LEADER 473-0111 " "" RECEPTIONIST sor.al eiporionca Canddates must 2ND WEEK. $243 Silvy + bonus Uades.etc. HousaMaster: 254-8448 - $343/*V ' Benefits CaS Oai G: bert at: murucaton lochnlcal school. Excel-- Exportoncod In Una. progressive and EARN UP TO »10 AN HR. ful t>me. for busy high tech btauty have a posit/ve pufc'ic servlca atti­ (313)5*0-*»0 Iransfor dies. Days, benefits. Appry tude, good commurjcation skes, lenl com.xunclallon. PC. and - CHEMIST - experienced In Gas Washing cars w/mobCe service. salon in f rank! n 352-4685 INSTALIER/ORIVER AFTER 90 OAYS-MAMAGEWENT - record, keeping skiHa required. Must •' Warren Products, inc. 637 Ovd BtoomfVeid Power Wash. Ask-for «-ilh experience needed and supervisory eiporlenco. AppO- MORTGAGE COMPANY m r*cd of Chromotogrephy or HPIC. BS In _ HAIR CARE Ss'ary • $400 + bor^s - relate to employer And students.'. chemistry or relaled science re- Baseline, NortltvCEe. Jeff; ' 410-3040 C-2llconsereq'j'/ed 543-6293 car.u wi3 be further cts-.*Wored a Cv>ser lor our Farm'ngton off ence only, Ml benefits. Garddn Ctty. Baaeone, Northvioe. • O. Box. 3219. Montrose. Ml. 4S457. Southfietd. 26000 Evergraon Rosd. sa'ary and bc-rc'iU We prc.-lde oj] »30,000 per year. Frea Market HAIR DESIGNER wanted lor farm- For persor.al int(s.V-e-* pic-ssa con- Irani-¾ for advancement to oppsr four. CaS 355-0776 i HrtroLMaculKlu'lng^ 281-6030 DIRECT CARE needed In Ptymouth 2 Sc-J-J-Z^ld. Ml 4J076 by 5-00. Fri­ Trelnlno^ No experience necessary. Ingl&n His salon,- fvlusl be expert- day. Ma/31. 1991 jAS3_Uj_3milil.il 462. 9234 ,rr.sr-fr;e-VAM. CaS Hr. Peters '. PORTER ,- Group Home. fuTtine aft«ff»om: C*S ttar/Kinnea/, MondayThru FrP encrxJ. "TcJlowlng p/elerTed.- Ca3 insurance b«:*o«n 10a-n-12pnv .366-1142 - CLEANING $5 25 10 t5 75 to start. CaJ Garln Equal Opportunity EmployerlAA (or new A used oar*. Bruce Camp-; Pad lima, ovrvtngs Mon-frt, flexible day,Noon-5pmat 477-9169 Robort. Tues-Sal. 9.30-6 661-6990 AUTO APPRAISER boa Dodge. 14875 Telograph, Rod-. betwoon 8am-4pm 420-0876 OftUG f REE W0RXPUACE MORTGAGE UNDERWRITER hours PfymouthAlvonla/NOvl area. EARN»8-»APERHR. HAIR DESK)NERS insurance Company based In South- MANAGER lord S35-1500.' Cal 455-9788 fe/d s«ks a« inside auto appraiser LIGHT ASSEM6LY/piCkBvlrvg lor Detroit area basod mortgage lender, DIRECT CARE STAff - now hiring Nstiona largest home cleaners. No Expc-rionced dosignora noeded lor GROUP HOME -> wnh a'natkr-rwlde origination-sys- for Ml A part time positions In West- with at least two years experience m fast paced Llvorus manufacturer. PRESSER FOR DRY CLEANERS tx- )- CLEANING PERSON evenings, weekends. Car necesairy. busy sa'on. hourty plus commission Dynamic team l*j.i«r lor l|-vo.-,la ta-n. sevks an fHA Cvect Endorse­ peVronc*d pails only. Mon-frt. paid ) land A Radford, exoeflonl pay A Paid HoOdays, Vacaiion, Dental m 6 A bonef.ts Westland 261-6447 estimating and appraisirvg eulomo- $4 25/hr. CaS FtArs at UN:FORCE for Canton apartment community, beoefils. For more Information A k> bf* ph>-skal damage. Good com­ • 473-2935 a/ei group home serving deST 43150 ~\ 6nce. da,-s A afternoons. Aftor 9am t. 281-7394 Human Resourcos A BanoMs _ - LOADER OPERATORS MANAGER RETAIL - TRA'SEE call. . 525-6200. ext 255 1 er"» Bcarvso • musL »6 per hour Wanted lor West BloomrleVJ salon 26333 Telegraph Rd EDM OPERATOR/ A.'d Tandem Dump Truck .drh.tr. • To $20,000. 2 yrs e'pcric^nca EOEMFHV CLEANINO PERSON. Part lime trained to start. Only the truly caring CXit\\f'a pre'erred Southftetd. Ml 46034 PRINTING COMPANY needs an ex- • W"Jd A Conventional Ca-t 651-9131 Aj>p."yShporsorv • To »21.100. c^g-ce. ro exc^ooxe hc-a>y cleaning for f*/mington Kills needappfy. Ki'n-ors landscape. 1320 Leid Ma;or r3t-onal cc-rrpsry. 473-7210 MULTI-Sf.NrXE OPERATOR pcrienced Odie or Herr.sda opera- < 1 • Days/Nights INSURANCE/CUSTOMER SERVICE r real esiata cimce. Flexible hour*. Can: HAIRDRESSER Road. Wa."*d Lake 624-1700 - Steven J. G:e«nePorso-, «l Experienced machi-.e operators tor. Fufi tire, bonef.ls. Apply at J Ask lor Mark: 851-6700. Sherry 455-0001. Centon ~v 313-665-0691 Erithus'astH problem server wsnted Pont you/orvn space lor custorr^r soWce porscmal and r«sfed lor days and nights. 13000 1-.1 ster Rd. Redlord Lfust S. of; Stan 721-8977. Westland ELECTRICAL TECHNICIAN LOVE LOVE LOVE MANAGER TRA'NEES^- Ca.1 t-3pm on-V S31 -2vV>D Jeflries f roc*ay) 1 CNC LATHE OPERATORS - 'LNon'-asnop. corr-morcial Inej Unlmiled oppor- to ta"k on the phone Why not get Kim 261-4305, LrvorCa Growing Mure oriented plastic Ask lor Drew 422-6970 nooded Oa;-s/Higfits. Apply in Angela 721-0881, Wayne tun'ty. Assurance Net*->k. ps.d lor it? M )-ou hj-rt a great por- NA'LTECHNiCl».N PRATING CO. SEEKING Bindery ] person al 41225 Plymouth Rd manufacturer Is socking indMduals 5800 U:*y. Canlcrv 981-3304 hep. Experienced preferred with o+eetrical experience in an In­ HA'R 0RESSERS noeded part time. sona.ry and a good phone vole*, wa ei;-er^y-K:ed w-th acryic's A gois lor Plymoulh, Michigan. DIRECT CARE STAfF pad tracing, no d>enle'e rvcoded w3M y>j\ Earn $500 an hour plus fultime. DJ ys Apply-. Well managed homes need caring dustrial selling Wa ofler an excel­ GIRLS, GUYS f^t awxti Trey sa'on Corrvm ssl-on. lor busy Canton location. John Ryan lnsurance-Eiporionc«d Only commission Day and ovcr-.Sng-hours — lr,sura.-jj $2fj,000 fi . NofOO ler.l benerts.CaJ 1?am-4pm: B-rmlnghsm/RcyilOak area MACHINE 16-20 a.T.b:t>ouS peop'e Immoci.ate- SerVoe M aia-^a- J^m Doty 425-5400 BeflevBe 699 6543.699-3608 CorTL-ncrciilA Personal Lines Opportunity lor Prjd-JCO *iiS3js positions open (rom or apply at llvonla V.W. Westland 326-4394 OPERATOROS 34501 Pf)Trvxth Rosd w:lh 6 or more vmrs exporience! livor a area agoncy looking for an iss-el pcs.1ion for 00Q wV-^Jcr w^th on- HAIR STYLIST as Reactionist CONCORD PERSONNEL : g/c^jnd hoor to upper mansgoment. Need strong cash l-irKfing Dearborn Kta. ,277-8193 fob IreWng. Soldering e'xpcrijnce CMC Lalho, screw or rr, 3 experi­ Must havv* a ocst aliitvda. c^ en- eiperinoced modical cor-ector. Sal­ Redfotd - .537-9058 Licensed Excctlcnt earnrtg poten- 19500 Mi-J J'ctot Rd 4782200 enca. read rnc/c-v^ter. must hsve NOW HIRING -ALL SHFTS b >Ck gr Ound and pves-en » ary + bonus Contaci MXe Carter, preferred. K J la* Enginoors, Inc. t al for mctvatod Individuals. Bone- thus3si>: a'-i- en-sy worVii-ig m a manag^.-nen! skily 42300W9M:e. No%l347-3300EOE C*h tra^sf-oriation, $6 per hour rock n-roJ atmospvre No exporl Mon-f.1. --; 422-1511 DIRECT CARE STAff A Assistant II pfogram. Also accepting epp-hca-. Can 362-4233 .Asst-.b.V RBS ASSOCIATES AGY 540-4130 tr.surance eive noccssary wa irv-.l train Manager posruons. Part lime A fuO ENOlNEEPvNG ASSISTANT - DesUe tior.s for stylists • PackA;,r>g A COMPUTER/CUSTOMER L'ma. WCLS uaiTedrAl shlfu A TELEPHONE CU.'MS ADJUSTER PROORS.MMER-LANS . SERVXE REPRESENTATIVE pari time eng'jvoerlng student for fun UvonaMal 414-6844 »Food Service weekends. Ask lor Wendy. 4S4-06T4 West'andMs.1 425 9510 Progressiva insurance corpa-ny cl- Corrio 557 -35l0 An immcdisls opciing exlsla m our time employment m nondestnxtN^ lers growth a-d opportm-. X* loc-ean-i JPG MULTIPLE LANS last pjcod customer service depart­ D^ECT CARE STAff - mus] bo 18 testlno laboratory, lab evpertsncVTa Caa WoVerine Te.-^pora'-cs HAIR STYLIST BOOTH RENTAL dldJte-s with 1-2 yoars e»c-erkvve Irj MANiCURiST. MASSAGE THERA- 355-4270 ment IM a person wiih a program- or ovw A have-bteh school d^otm plus, send resumato K J L«« Eng> ava^ib'e in B r.-SnohaTngha i Sa'on Ubi'ty a<5,"jsl>ng. pi>-ment ird m'^I SERVICES CORP. P,ST 8 FJ;ctrc4->;'sl. Manicurist ENVIRONMENT n.irjefid tus'niss tecKyav** it w-4irs Business Basic programming iinse. Ask tor MT». AktSond 525-0670 N« knc*V>dge cl ls.-r,7y.4utcrno- H "S'sciil «0'Cr>. sci-e/eJ jPcVl'orj- Must "ba rxv •xpsrience preferred. Excelienl t':apcr Beauti­ ope-rats-a, e.-icroefic. hexib'a. outgo­ Needed for mldnic/.t ahrfl In Canton Now accepting *pp'- Can Barb, al- 455 2944 perienced roqu'redl Quj':n.xl po«- , 24 hr FAX 569-8641 2??28FtJ-nc^!hf>d.lK?n S renl Ji'.in-hslory to - M A'L PRODUCTION APPROiTiCE Mechanic OAKtANDMALL sonnel ca.1 apply batr««n 3 A 7pm, AAler'Jcs-.'va 425-5410 GENERAL EMPLOYMENT OlRECTCARESTAfF at the WVvJLimmar Lou^oe: 11791 CUHAMj!jalir.sura""l A Truck is 1711'7WEST9M:LESUITE 10:-9 Heeded lor Group Homes, located FarrrJngton Rd. IK'Oria HAIRSTYLIST HuT.n P?sourcosA B*ryt!ts & TR©YAREA. 283J3T6'v*ph Hi exfor'rCnce r't-quved ' WJi trsln seeking a TruCk/fltet SOUTHFlELO. M!«*075 Jc^n !.•>« fasloit gro-ft'ng ImprV.trxl ki Wayne A Oakisnd County. Experi­ Ei pcknx«'hs.;c\s?sry Mechs'-.iC l.v its Ihon'e... -v PERSONNEL AGENCY ence pr'f*"*' but nc-rneoosswy. ESTIMATOR/PROJECT MANAGER Scv!^r»:'d. Ml 46034 l-s r-jM persco FKv-ty of ad»*nc«> .' SECURITY »;orts*«a' compiiy In the U 8. V/» . Part l-n« 60¾ -nienl pctr>-.t-3l ,« th s-row'ng frm. txaion . . *" are sevchv^ t& an eggreis.S'fl Indl- FOR MORE INFORMATION. CaS: Corfcreta contncling C0rr-p;s^y ej5«Word'crlaMMs1 . 261 4130 ; rRQiECllON-.ST Ck6H:£R '."wiii W. BkxyT.fte'd. Terry. »26-0065 aee*S e>perl«n«d Indrtvll with iNYESTtGA-TOR -"farTi oe-h.U'l--no Cal tlr^a M,ln-fri. b-»l*v>>i 3 S 5 •••.OPENINGS t'O l/^lSfy r.i'dntoV». It'AC^Kti. vtd-jal who responds to Cha^anga »;h e.:tv:ty trxs*.A no^.borhncd . f.-iiat 259 J270 Mjsl'-"- •'./.,. ' with er.t^s:ss.-n ard commitment. farmlngton (Lis: 0^-^,477-4851 estimating a.->d proj-vt n-•n^J<^n-.<:•nt HAIR' STYUST; fjl tx f-srt ti~.e lor l-r-mo-j ate OPOT---JS lor hiS t kie «o- TV. , 5J3-7KO Ca.ilon: Maureen. 455-2944 skK«i M the Industrial, cc«T.-ra."-s eip-irtexo or.l/. Send rc- • • Bi cerl'cd b/S'ate cyity e'rd syi- tTlte eon«W*r«tlco. t*c*3 r«vr-vj. - DcvNxn. MM.V28 3198 • AVAH.ABIE -'. Machsnlc rL":.ii>-.tii'Cr>-rJrc'al 5 Yrs t Iryr.i bickfirourd w! e Pl*< er.MI. r Fast jtoAi-ig rr-j*-esfcrn bs:-cd " • Hsv»CAn1C">'s eipc-r-ence. ccrl'-ed a bgp'.s set Srxid reiumaiitlhSR'aryaipeC- riorrvit-yvil fuck lead ceirkv,f?s ol'ar ^r«vr>,..Ti wJ-jcs, ho-i'lh bc^o- DRECT CARE WORKER 5S5 0?.-er, Troy. Ml 45«4 , n^rTsTtLiST WHITCITT'TTEI'E^ ; f*i-'sv}agcOddriv'ng - • $K) $4CiKr*iNj-i.Fu'lt>-W,r» .' .' ; • / isvtsiKvTfbs "~ c-; l-Ajs av3'!t-'o in'-f>oct mv-.te- f.is aid rt>vn lor. «d-,?.-N-e,ivni - i^: .xisto: • N«-»d«d for mfd'ci'l/ Involved ATTN ErkStkk fut I nvj Lhcn'l a.f A Part't-i"/hj1 time, e»r«H-r} (n roicvd. S'srting pay »5, Ap-p-'y In'por son. •fio loc -"• or yjp home. After noon tr«n An rquM Of-pOrtu'-'tr ET.f-'->j-or ;C»v> 476-5123.¢-,wligs 474 f»9 riixe •. • Hj,jaC-2c-r COL wlh . riesrs no it'i^V-.i ct"}' vjrvc<"'s:-T-:ots flOORlNSrtCTOR I ffcorn. MI451<8'5I9J cw-t's » i f3.e elk" iH 2 4 yijfsex- , .• Hs.')lr.'-.^-jM r>f 2 •OAKLAND'MALL 2400 E.%Gfand Rlvor DAECT CARE WORKER Marv/lacturV-g firm K<*S re-'-tb'a .Ncrr-COnslruct'on or rrv--cr» tlixk (Cf 31 . - fjriCrxfl (e(>nce rerjyVeJ. Aduft spe­ f^rs-Vi lor r.^M «Vt w'lh o«rv;(l- S*utk.f-o'd Ur'-jitico dslnt-.tcv h5$ Md.--j-;si»?--|'Svpfr,-<. <>n Kn-:* t > per'<»-1 reswre orwek h'sfory to ed3^'io "" l " r}'ASS><'D\-.-^eqL-'c--rcn' i Sst. >P-it Uiv 19-)1. ini-n-Jp-M II yc-ur re it -^ re->i f"i«'i »>,"l f-fs, cial popu-'itvyi. fWt-ie scfv+.^j'o. tnca ki SPC. c*g<;». e-.-d is. ln5f->:- k-.~0- y^j e' e?d, Yr-^rt w*-j»t )>J w»-M to At I ri:' H u r»sn RosoufCQ3 _ Bvit'ts M^'i'ghi pojiaon., Near tlon eoVpmer.l an-i con\pijtr,r dsta ffrs-v>,-i?l Doprxrt.Tc-.t. 7013 Orc­ > , L>D1 icqc'-re-^ev'.s A Knds on m.l-i- Of^MT^sFkrviAGErT ""' s'v^or. E>c«ie,xe'l-i ct(a t--w a , t waolfw a$t».ting w^sc-f do A |h_ l-id cl t•>:<•*•/ >r>.vi-jnca . J9 00 $• 10 00 p.v t**jr. f,v rrpM'y grew!ig^^.i•)>:/) jc-rps- C'oc^.r-f.'d, Mi 46322 rr./st lrr>-sl*„-•:» fvo.iN-o P"*"c-is A C-rrvjrr^S.'-,-*. rUfJjy «vpfrr>dng An fquJl 0\-v-.r'-,o pfCO/a"-1. S.ld r./. Musi hive 3 yevs expOfxo In L>C-5n~ATlEND?NT, part time. ~ t^NANCE"DrTecT6rT ' 1 r hlvo a CC-i'V, <.«;:-3 ar^'var-IS i'1 hJ, * »1 *o.Vt 2 4 . n>c-:"e-il t-e-c-'ts t .:i%-c;!-- r-s.-,;c'ng A t'cwl'v) ful I .-*«. ss.'- rwdod for kjxury fJgh r'vs apis. M TOA.-.^.'P Of NorlV.^-S $28 0» and »,-) > brjne'ls. prc'c-N-'o.iitappcir- fjura yc-j'd 1 !i0 to h**r CNJ-JI rc-pov.f-n Ottrc-t, Is s«**itnj qusV port, hss Lmmrd'tt* c^?-:->gs li.v ,vi-s en^.iexe in . 1.--1.-, djty ed pNM?» shoj'd apply at d-7Wi1o-i»n f!irrr--'r>of.am, must h»-.-» up. d»c-ond ng on q-.r'Vs'.v^-s a.-Ml tru.k f-,'-:t rXri*v-»-<.V A it-?!'. »;o>-th 455-9768 Csl Sh'rlcy R:tcvU.--i. 317-1560 Ic-d cardites k< the pov'iVri ol v«rst-l (Or I^CTPITO'FST - r*.-t'tvti. A.-o ~ lineal for sr. cl'rff.S. 645-11»_1 Degree m Accou-i'^ it't\ a-.t ^stltsf Picsis *f-fV T -'^'- 1-5pm t-rrvrs. d.-.-.ri Ir-ts. tri e'cclika'. 0 PWCT AfTr>s FEN SFTR ~ : dit»shc-u'dp: WW, 10-3pm. Th'jrx. 10-tfov EqjJl t--a cvc--.'-rv;s. Foir'-.jivVi •.fe'-r;- Budget Rent'- , L re>-.' r 1 Vp n^f%is Kv:-^r-a to wii'e e^ ^^¢-1 d-s^r». and'or'CPA mgkvi H-"« tie» 5^3-27^3 a>J hj,-j r/xess)ry lc<-i* - E'PCT»r s. v> xk^cct>f"jf«r, « 1 to 3 yens ol rryatod (•pw'r?od Mtler c-1 r>rc>',<»!:<)n Oc-C«tJh'ty Ecp'oyrr \KA tra'i on corr\(V!^r. Excr-'tnl In a msnufacluiing. prc'*r«t>ry NIC'AN • hatlohsJ envVonmer.t*! en- r • MECHAN-CS HLLPER • q-jj"^! A Truck hsid'O C?;h Aff-fy li p^rfon; Nc-.t nr>6 re:-j-.->a In t«-. -?:'Hl.-sd'capf-OJrVet ~-~ **jicT0R NDEfi'oFt RAT OR ar-f'Cf'ts v> 11 five it leasl 2 4 V.Asi'sry 565-S COO slamp'ng W.»Vr>n-r.ry*.t e'.-i«*rlng T^m »**ks a ivn*»d ie;thRd k'ct ,0. 215?0f,'c,1fk^1. t>:«~f»n 26.199110: Mail be qj^'cd tcr gv>;-s cio;a yf.vieipcr^-^CO In fesvy duty try:k Lh-^v-X Ml 48150- -' eA9M'r)R^5 31?0;-?0 •"A lhoroug*i working yr.o*'*±j* 0( cJr.n kr prrvvanon of *ng'n*«rkvj F.khsrd Hr»v>:.vj?en to-'rvf.xa wMk Comp'cle bcv-t'.t f«b cosl'ng. slenda/Jecst A t-jrrlen drawti"igi » reoorl graphs*, CA0 , foot r-.»'-lr-sve A fr-p»v.pjla!» or Tcx.iil'pMf.-fgfr lir'tcd soi\Ve h-'H kxHrig 1J f q >' OpportuMy EYt-!o>t.- M.'f «xpe<1e«xe prryerred, t*r*1 rr^.mvs 41KOSH !.'•*»- 3l»?5S'x}.' M.I hi.v>'4 Ml 45152 • BKfxWsocgrMi-i j«c>"iii*>-j 10 APB fnvtronf.''IOrp» It-TO l-^p. NortVif, M4 45187-2397 • »<•>-.?.-»'" - -- >- -- . > 1RMLE-R MECHANC - q.-s"^ rul or r-5rt 1 'me, pC'M'b:i-ty lev 51571 Mc'cr-t), S^j^'yj. • CPA/CNAapA.n 3)255 CCJntry (X'b Dr. .HB25: UN llOa'ASTTG f^son to «x\ In a v (313)315 5f\» ' • Mout:>t-:v'^g s;-p\tMS-w-t hsv*-+l lci3l.1.-2 er!>a.x*'.'-y.l. V.'a wfi inn Cst 354-f*M .We c-fl-x a corr-potith-a ccvP^'*- Fa/rr.ington lli»s. Ml. 45331 vclrvirwy K^'-ptsI ki 0irW"j*!"i SS ; iWl>|r>-iS.X« ye.vs prior eipri»-:Ke In a rr?vte. .0;ki>s" Cor IV* k) P.-n-.'-igVim fcr tion A t*Vr.Nl OIWER • fu* I'me Oervr^ts Entry psrl K-ro pos-fcriS CsY 10sm,5p.-n r%«lj itr.-ei- pot-'i'on. Apc^ m p*.»orv 6t5-1«9 »1 |rs ,-li-ij-kl «ulOmCty» OT Cs-7 p- MECHANIC a/y F'i!cx> lo: Box 635, Own* A Nsi^sl voVnlary f-M'lh orjli'ia. 4l2l6fcrdrid.Cs.lcvi ! 642-5116 Sl>e C-i-tn w'lh 20 1xi!%>^S In raters SuppV, Iu54 W. Ann Arbor ; mt-ct rrp-6'r. Ccnva'ir t>' ' t'*'"i «uc- CevjJula mull V-a cr«i:">-x1 In 3 Eccentric H«*spspers. 36251 |!.>i t^ks a-j'jrrsvSe, d;'«i cM» M etp«ts cesslul app-'canii Must hsva a.'fss «"-d have c»-n lixi's Musi M-ch'^in hss iT-m*d»ie co^n'ngs nj .rymovrik iodg'.-vjU.Vrr led Inc nrveM.vy too'sor »••"u-vgnef-s loob- for Mai;jr>n\---il rpV.'onS M.-tlbO 45150 of »u->d rf't'.-^. spocfM r.\vifs in- D-^YC'S-J'J comply se.vthing Ijr have batV: krvA'rxV) of d^::' a->d PACKAGING : v OfTiVER-ProgiessUe .company dec'>i ork*-,'H. Pri­ t*srcMrO for *>pfirV» l>g>fCir S'v* in CC.Cl« to proved* car* transport driver. 3 yra drh'-^ »'P«- w.*--*. fulura bo^Mi SfMid re->am« Fa-mA.tco Rd . thor>'v Ml 45150. Melt to rent's A evj*r to w^k. si-f-b'n :So^>d rej-j-nelo: rtenc* re»^A-ed, •q'jM hs-rtina • rfvket'ng «rpcVty h South'e'd Ap- for rrv\ «".!\ dt-.c5opmer.lal rJiMtyi- Cr>-np«t:iS-e fa'sry and b*n*Mi In c-.->n Sa.^-Spriv. or Vt-'oductkyi kPw 10 Mantwr. MM Fri bctwee-i 9 30am 500pm GUARDIAN Mt-n-Women Mr. D.GoM'irb ty. lx*>d>s room rw) bosrd In nV:« pVs ShJfi hr» req-A-ed. Exoe'Wit PO Box 2». rt,;r#A\ Ml 4J170 or Ap|l!vrMl4JI»t . »15.000 >-cs/ly II'VY Some day 48076.^10^^14 0^^5 tAC^I IrVsler A frs."ViM An EquM Opportunty f rrp'ojer An f qual Opportv-.lly Err.p'oj-er Troy 6E3-9KO I'rrvr} ho-jrs tre-v CM 831-0215. An Equil Opportuntty Employe*

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4F* O&E Mbnday, Aphl.8, 1991 502 Help Wanted 500 KelpWantwr 500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted 500 Ho!p Wonted 500 Help Wanted 502 Help Wanted 502 Holp Wanted 500 Kelp Wanted Dontol-Modlcat Dental-Medical PROGRAMMERS SOH0AU SCOREKEEPERS WAREHOUSE WORKERS Dentai*M*dicel The City cl Wsyne f> accepting sp-. TITLE INSuaVlCE AGENCY de­ $5 per hour. Long 4 she*t term J. DENTAL HYGIENIST National niVhjfa;!>jU>j Crm need's COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSE . lkations (or SollbsH Storekeepers.' sires res'de-nt >J c'or-cr. pari IWrie, EnfrpeliC 4 Dynamic Individuals • expcriC'Ce-d Programmers 10 assist SALAD PREP SEAMSTRESS assignments. Htnry Ford Horns Hcilth Ca/a DENTAL 4 25/hr. • Mv,sl ba 4>t?-0 to work 642-1115 10 work |n Family^ Practice Hrs in, kr.plcsv.inling a ocr* computer r ARBOR TEMPS 459-1166 V/ork from home, rexibia hour*, oca Full or part time (or high end custom evonlng*. Plaase apply et ths Wayne negc'iiabie. svstem. Dogrca required wllh E-iporksncoJ prcliifred. F\i1 tJ^na po- TOP NOTCH Phono Oporalor/lyplst lo one paiknt ccoted (or hcsiih ASSISTANT dr»p«ry work room. FrUnd-V atmoa- Comrnunlty.C-snlcr. 463-5 ttc?aa Al_ WINDOW.. CARPET ..CLEANERS _ Fico'ant Stlarv4 Ccr.cf.H viltorv—&«A»£t* lr*!u<}a nvod^sl. 7eTri7} 30p7iT Fipcnincod "OhfjC&rr t o: a." ng ExcAte<^oi nro, coeoi. oo3 4 phc-ro. Exco"«nt pay for experi­ For Informs tk>n, cal .: • 72t-7400 n«x5c02 dental 4 vacation. pand^ia a,-.sv>crin.g tsrvlce. Work (oss!on3l bcnifits ll you're an RN od. ar.d looking tor a poiitr.a PC Nc-tnork*. 2-4 Yr». eipcrichce. enced seamstress or wit tra^n. Ex- • \ transporallon r.codcd, truck. van» Appry In per son on!y ready. Rodlord Sadip: 534-2100 consider tl.o bvocliti o( homo health chsr>ge,C8lul. Via oiler DENTAL HYGIENIST Send r6Sunvo ar.d Sl'lry history 10: c«,"Kjnt boneM pac-kaeo. Potonllal SUMMER PLAYOROUNO LEADERS wclcoma Expcricvco preferred, not csra. Picasocall HoltnE Lynch. RN/ Fun Benefits for progressiva (arr.ty practice off-1 Assistant Control'-:r, P. 0, Box JOE'S PRODUCE (or mansgoment position. Apply in Th3 City ol Wayne Is accopling ep- rcground gerial experience lor nc* Florida Pa'd Vacation We rM>3 quiiily reps to cn* 35 hours • week. Sevon we-ok pro­ Send resumo lo: P. O. Box 37, Sensti.e, ca/lng perton to work ft Monfhfy Bonuses SALfcS H£L£-ni».2^dJor o.tl»ho^ modc:.n.)/act'n.3 pro-jran-.s Sc^-' wanted lo start a career I?ufr3 ~ INTERIORS, UD. g/am: June 24 - August 9. Please Franklin, Ml 48025 Birmingham Osnora) Praclico. Prolil gharlng ' fuil or part tima hours avsi^P*. ex- moti.aled, rv'in commission p\-j, DENTAL LAB TECHNICIAN - Femi/ estate, but felt tog cou'on'l lake a 16520"M!3oTet«rR03d — Sppty- et - the-W»>na'_ CcfwnuniW ¢45-1000, or eves, 644-1657 ' Southed 559 6818 oriented offico. Job responsibilities chance en a leer fast yea/ income, porkrico with home ecccssofles 4 Livonia Center. 4635 Howe Ro*d. For IrFof- nTRAVET AGENT : b-yiust-a. .CaJLilliM .Mc^fr'^ng^atV co-'iccubioj hoiptu). but wW lra)n. lor Erica 1>WT\i5 entail stone 6 dlo. fabricating pro- new U tha Urno to c*t started. (between 5 4 6 M;le Road) mitioncall '.• 721-7400 Sabre. 3 yr». e>penence. corporate OENTAL ASSISTANT - For tpoclilty DENIAL HYGlLWir - Full w-paO- cessed XompQfgnzrsmf doriture-na—- Can Carol Humphries *l 261-0700 lo Appfy In porson at: The QMno Tr&a. Deadline Is May 1,1991 4 leisure. Good Pay 4 bonel.ts. practice m W. Bioomdeld. Experi­ tirne for prOQiessf.e lamfy practice pa>». Norma9AM-6PM 565-5S07 »lTet-12MaH, 355-6155 SENIOR COMPAWON- AcrossfromOakland Mart 653-7555 find oul about bur gua/oritood in- 502 Help Wanted ence preforrod. 6tlary common- Excelent salary with bencl;tl... ; UvoLh - • coma program, and start kr.rrodl- Noodod to work wllh Indepondont STORE MANAGERS lo $24,000. surete. 855 6*55 nla area. Ask for Vtl. 425-0640 SCREEN PRINTING ' atofy l" * career fWd of vnHmitod SonlOfS at Grand Rivor ViHago ¢1 Previous experience in health 4 TRAVEL AGENT OENTAL RECEPTIONIST . Expcrloocxvd scre-en. prtntar. polon- beauty aMs. grocery, etc. Dentfli'Medlcal Expc-rioncc-d noodod for bus/ Farm- - potential. LhonlsRed'ord. Farmington H.nj, day 4 afternoon Two Positions - Plyrnoulh/CantorV DENTAL ASSISTANT; High quality DENTAL HYGIENIST V/anled. pan- tiy for rr.anjjc-fr^nt postion; Profi- Employmcn I Con! er I nc. Agency : specialty office hsj opening lor ex­ Ingtontt It practice. 626-9915 REAL ESTATE ONE hours avaJisbl-e. Pissse appfy in per­ and Ann Arbor Areas. Experienced' ACC0UHTINO MANAGER ) Ume. some '•* Saturdays. BerK>M clonl In aa pbasos ol garments and son at 36550 Grand River Preferred.Ca'lEDen. 453-7447 .NursiAj facility has tmmodial* op4'r> perienced, bright 4 caring assistant. package available. Farmlr^toh H.ilj DENTAL RECEPTIONIST RECEIVING CLERK for d*ntel Sup­ Hit sloe*. Must be wHI startw, w-a Ing for Accounting msnsocr f&rrJar Starting salary can be over $20,000 area, call lot (Merkow. 553-0645 pa/I time onlhusiast-c and energetic ply company In Farmlngton Hilt. prefer some manegomonl back­ 8HAMPOO PERSON/LICENSED TEACHING POSITIONS« Full 4 part TRUCK DRIVER/Laborer - Must with Medicare, Medica'd and prl.ste a year. CaH: 357-3100 individual fc< Morthviite family prac­ Experienced pre'erred. Full time, 40 ground. Excc^cni V/age 4 Benefit Full time. Tues-Sat. located ln.W. time available (or nationally -' have good driving record Apply at blling. Accounts Rooolv«blo/P«- OENTAl HYGlENiST-TEMPORARY accred.ted Nursery School In Livo­ . DENTAL Rossibia p-ormsneni positico. expe­ tice Please call 348-7*97 hC-jr»W0*k. Nc.TCy.9-11 478-1300 packaoa. No >v&okonoj. Send re­ Bioomflefd. Please caB: 628-7487 Nobles Landscape Supofy. 29450 ab'e, payroll and computer expt-4- nia. Starting pay based on educa­ W. 8 M;le. or caH 474-4922 ASSISTANT - RECEPTIONIST rience preftw**f*arn-vIr>g!on sume lo Box 6^^ Obsonw 4 Ec­ enoa required. Excellent eommvni- DENTAL RECEPTIONIST •.RENTAL centric Ne-A^apers, 36251 School­ SHEAR OPERATOR. tion. Groalboner.ts. I 625-5767 Uvonla permanent part time. ^" 476-4616 TRUCK OPJVER/Mechanlc - Must catlonskins. attention lode(a!f4 i fv<\ time position avai'abie al a REPRESENTATIVES. craft Rd., Uvonli. Michigan 48150 Shoot Mela! shop. Experience on ExpcrioriCe preTerroo. 464.8180 power shear, for day shift thronla. • TECHNICAL SUPPORT REPS have 3-5 years mochanicaJ experi­ organlratlonal skills pro'orr'od. Ex- DENTAL HYGIENIST bysy, muttl dental practice. Must ceBenl wages and benefits. To ap5>ry OENTAL ASSISTANT • have 2 yrl experience )n dental, en­ . Part Time Opportunities Cafl between3-5pm.. 425-6642 National comrhpulcr manufacturer ence 4 a good drMng record. Appfy Part-tlrrxv 3½ days, ideal (or W. sooxs Telephone Support Reps to at Nobles landscape Supply. 29450 sentf resume lo; ' Great Job, great pay (or mature thusiastic personality^ excellent, SCREW MACHINE Dearborn 2 doctor orlvate practice. Ryder Truck Rental. Inc., the world'* assist In customer P.O. support W. 8 Mile, or ca.1 474-4922 Cf*rrywood Nursing Center .* pleasant experienced person. grammar 4 dental Insurance 4 com-, SHIPPING & RECEIVING Fringe Benefit!. Ca3 563-3400 (ergest fult-serYice truck rontal and OPERATOR Send resume to: Microtib - $372 15 Mile Rd. ••{ Tel-Twelve area. . '647-7474 puicr knowledge. Excareni benefits leasing cocratton.-bas Immediate (ENTRY LEVEL) . INVENTORY CONTROL Technical Support, P.O.-Bex 317, TYPESETTER. COMPUORAPHIC Stertng Heights. MJ.. 48310 - ' DENTAL HYdlENlST • 4 top pa/ for the qual-fiod todMdu- DENTAL ASSISTANT- FJJU time. No part llmo openlhg* tor Rental Rep- lmm«d:ate opening fo/ WhrtduaJ Novl, Ml, 48376. ' MCS 10/84OO. On ca.1. Troy. Alfiiiate of Beaumont Hospliel . Wa are a high quality group practice a) 722-5133 Fufl lime opportunity tor reliable In­ evwilngs. chairslde.- Experienced . rescntatlves In lha Troy area. Re- v»Vh 6 mo*, exporters on rrluttlpfa with the latest equipment 4 pario dividual with experience in an facets only. Good selSry, benefits, private DENTAL SUPPLY in Canton looking .-. sponsibiimes Include assisting com­ splnd'e «crew macWnes. Lfvonla lo­ WINDOW COMPANY looking for ex­ TempStaM 64.5-0900 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT.for technique* Including Irrigation. , of shipping and roceMng. Familiar practice. Evergreen/Northwestern. lor a molrratod IndMdualio work iri mercial end consumer customer* cation. Oay 4 ntohti shifts ev&nabla. perienced* . qualified Phone .Room reception area: Excellent opportunJ. Fufl llme'-wlth benefits. wllh UPS shipping requirements Is UPHOLSTERER . Reefy* confidential. CaH: our merchandise returnttepartment with Ihoif truck rental hoods, both CALU7frL?212 Manager. Salary, commissions 4 ly lor experienced dental reception­ Caa Karen Webber, 261S696 ' -. by phono and in per son. .' helpful. Good driving rocord Is re­ benefits. Also Telemarketers, expe­ experienced, full time In Dearborn. ist 1« quality-oriented specialty prac- Days 354-4368 After 7pm 628-2681 Dental exoerience a must. Mon-Frl SEAMSTRESS quired. We offer $6 50 per hour, uni­ rience required. $8 por hour base. Call between 8am-4pm 584-5900 tite.' For appHcants with extrawdi- OENTAL HYG1ENEST 8 30-5, $8 25 to start p|u* benefits. FuH lime. Exporic-ncod In alterations. forms, and our deluxe employoo PEN TAL ASSISTANT 454-o300ext?32or233 Qualified candidates shou'd- have CaD . /471-5600 USEO CAR IOT ATTEN0ANT ary enthusiasm, I n 11 fatly * *- Mon, Tues. 4 Thur*. Farrnlngtoo SouthHeid esa. Ca'l 10-5pm. benefits package. Farmlngton HJls. Growing practice excellent interpersonal, organlza- 3.5-40 hours, Monday thru Friday. professional expertise 4 demsanor, Southretd area. 352-4155 .352-0993 TELEMARKETER-EXPERIENCED with two dentins seeksSdditlona) tlonal and convtHmlcaUon skills. A No sex or age discrimination. Ap­ salary can range from $20/)00 • DENTAL TECHNICIAN It you qualify, pjeaso appfy In person Selling cornmorclal 4 office cleaning part iime.cnaislde help to Join DENTAL HYGIENIST: 2itajfXiillay nvnlmumol 2 years tx/s!neis expe­ pearance, ponmanship and refer­ $35,000 anryJaBy. Can:357-3213 Proless'onel Denial Studio In Oar- SEASONAL POSITION Tuesday, Aprtl 9th 7:0u-9.00a.m. service contracts. Part time. days. pleasant, energetic siatf. Need Saturday. Friendly Royal.Oak office. rience, stroogry preferred. Cotioqe ences all counl. Appfy In Person:' APPLEWOOD NURSING CENTER . den Crogram. Use your special ll'WIS HI DCCr.J.UiQI Sjr-a'iti _64?-7l_?0 but not required. Troy. 689-1400 etc.fSuocassrul home marketers BELVEDERE COTJSTKOOt'lW" menl and doormentarrao wnucand - Si handling. ExcoBenl bonefits. Com­ pubUc relation, fund raising, recruit­ DENTAL ASSISTANT ^FutTtime In neoded to set so It, huogable, warm TY 8-7100. (898-7100) comma nd the ability to build a foun­ DIRECTOR OF NURSING RYDER TRUCK puter discipline required. ment, special projects and evdnis, Northvlile. Some experience neces­ DENTAL HYGIENIST- lor lufl-time 4 cuddly stuffed animals. No invest­ 'Ask lor Mr. Kalem , , dation and leach our professionals. Quailed RN canddates win su­ RENTAL, INC. .Cafl 3pm-5pm only. 477-6001 to aid our youth and their f amfijas In sary. Includes»evenings 4 Satur­ position In prevention oriented prac­ ment or Inventory. Achieve financial Our (aobty Is one of a kind in the pervise end direct en aspects ot Dan Dennis overcoming our largest epidemic. days. CaHUnda 349-6085 tice: Fiexiblo hrs. competii.S-e salary Indepondenca In your spare time. SMAU BUSINESS looking for full TELEMARKETING A0ENT do-A-nriver area end our compensa­ Nursing Administration and su­ . 799 Stephenson Highway High tech compuler/leleJervtces Ploase can Carson Wood. 453-2610 4 benefits package. 693-0708 425-4370 lor more Information". time help. Musi typo 45 wpm for ar>- tion end benofils makri. DENTAL ASSISTANT pervise direct patient care start . Troy, Ml.46083 company in Uvonla seeking experi­ KBD. limited. PO Box 1058, Novt. sw-ertng service. Farmlngton loca­ WAREHOUSE/LABOR wanted, fuH time position In Farm­ 0ENTAIHYG1ENEST Good benefrts and salary package. tion. , - :":.-• 440-0043 enced teleservsces agent lo assist in Please contact the Administrative Part lime. Friendly Clarrson oMice. Candidates please can Cambridge A Ryder System Company Ml 48376. existing programs and p!ay koy role Available Immediately. Some lilting lngton, many benefits. Experience T Assistant (or an Interview appoint­ Excellent compensation. , East. 585-7010 In start-up ol future programs. Pre­ required. Wifl lra n. Call 881 -3333 necessary. Please tail 737-6416 Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/H SMALL SHOP Needs part-time ma­ ment et 1-313-4)76-7575 p^ase can • 435-8880 j An Equal Opportunity Employer SECRETARY (PART-TIME) chine operator able lo read Microm- vious in-bound and out-bound ex­ DENTAL ASSISTANT RETAIL SHOPPING CENTER perience required, sales experience Socreta/v with excellent word pro­ etor. Good with math. Retlroo w«J-' WAREHOUSE-PART TIME APPOINTMENT SECRETARY - Full Experienced. DENTAL HYGIENIST WE'LL KEEP YOU BUSY In Lfyonla need* he'p/Hours Include cessing 4 dSctaphona skllis needed come. Call Mon., Tues., Thur. 4 Fri., a plus. Good pay and bonefits await Evenings, 3-8pm. $7.50 per hour. lime. Hex hours lor large busy neu­ Westtand area. tor Roya) Oak olfirwtt In home health care are -ornr.irCii'Wjfirmu HVifJ. 9-3 care'aiyi sTiaTtflgyourhome with an Frf^D" TtfJT ExpsrttncwJ TWjotre; tor Flexible houra. Desire (0 make a"0ir UENIACHlGlENtST -, • Join the company that Is settlna the pulor experience a Plus. id«a) for John R). Madison His. expanding into your neighborhood. 473-9305 pac«. Immodiate openings avauabio adult with mental retardation. Earn homemakers, students, retiroos and Medical orthopedic specialty. Prior forenco requtrod. Garden City/ Pari time, (or progressive busy Work (or the-only University of lor Quanted appucants. Phone, car, $18,000 por year and have day time those re-entering the )ob market. WOOO PATTERN MAKER; For vac- Insurance knowledge, computer 4 Wesiland area. 427-2680 BetleviiFe practice. Looking (or that Michigan affiliated home care agen­ and valid Michigan driver's liconse hours Iree/ Oakland County resi­ No sales Involved. CaS Sandy 10am- rjum 'form pattern shop. Experi­ excellent communication sKHs. Ben­ special person. Some Sat. 4 oven- SALES ASSISTANT DENTALASSlSTANT cy - VISITING CARE. Our new required. Ideal for former mjKtary dent j. Call HomeAnder. 332-4410. 4pm weekdays. 827-4021 enced onfyl Immediate opening. efits. W.BtCOmhcld. • 655-7407 lng»._Benef.ts. 697-4400 A temporary lo permanent position Fu»-er- pari time. Experience pre­ NorlhviTe office Is now open. Appli­ tor a'large- firm In Farmlngton Hills. per sonne). re tiroes, end coflogo stu­ Call. - 455-2950 cations are now being accepted (or SPORTS MIN0ED TO $20,000 YR -TELEPHONE-WORKERS . . . CHROPRACT1C ASSISTANT ferred. Quality oriented general don- OENTAL INSURANCE MANAGER Minimum of £ ys. experience In a dents. Experience prelerrod but not RN's, IPN'a 4 Hocne.Hoaith Aides. Can earn $35,000 u? aJtor 1½ yea/. Part time. Ilyou have a few hours to YARD PERSON NEEOED for apart­ Mon. Wed. 4 Frl, 2:45pm-7:30pm. tal practice. Salary negotiable. Experienced In an medical 4 dental 81¾¾ company. Somo data entry nocessary. We will train. Wa«es up Collog« or retail experience e plus. ment complex in Plymouth. Full Looking for a positive $o!|-mottvat- Southfiotd. June . ' 352-8506 codification. Computer\ experience We accept onfy.lhe best, most quali­ background. Accounting, comput­ to $7/hour. Contact Srorth.SocA.rlfy spare* caH The American Council of Full bonofits. time. Enthusiastic, scil-moUvatod. od person interested lo a toog-tcrm nocessary. Full t^ne. W. Bioomfield/ fied candidates. Can tor an appoint­ ers needed (Lotus 4 WordPerfect Corp.; for an appointment. Moo- the Blind. No selling, we train. Hour- DENTALASSlSTANT Employment Center Inc. Agency Landscaping experience hefphjl. part time position. Clerical skins Farmlngton area. 855-6655 ment. 313-344-0234 5.)).-11 you we looking (of a great Thurs. eartvNoon 689-2000 ry pay and bonus. Ca.1 10AM-8PM, Unique, career oriented Individual Mon.-Sat.. 926-268$ CaH 453-7144 required, wining to train qualified opportunity tali: Equal Opportunity Emptoyer M/F person. 27527 Joy Rd.. Vv bft V/. of who has definite goals In mind noed- OENTAL OFFICE MANAGER - pre­ STOCK 4 LAUNDRY HELP InkstorRd.. .. • 522-5501 ed for a progressive dental practice. vious dental management.4 dental ADIA SERVICES SECURITY TELLER FULL TIME neoded for Tuxedo Rental shop In Farmington Crodit Union has bpon- Must meet qualifications Including computer experience roquired. Busy ' LPN . Night monitor hooded for club­ YOUR COUNTRY CHJROPRATlC RECEPITON1ST 855-8910 Livonia. Fult and part lime. lr>g lor fuH tin* teller. AppEcant at least 2-3 yrs experience 4 be will­ Uvonla office. Experience with capi­ house, 29 hours por wook. tdoal for Part-time, starting $5. Dictation, Never a foe. An Equal Opportu­ 525-0020- must be able lo doal pleasantry with ing to expand your Ideals In dentist­ tation very helpful. Send resumo to: Medical/Surgical coCoge student or retireo. Appfy in • STILL NEEDS typing, filing, etc. Positive, energetic nity Employer-- the public and have good mathe­ ry. Benefit pacakge Including uni­ Box 818. Observer 4 Eccentric person at CarneoJ* Park Apis., , SUMMERJOB FOR TEENS person. Farmlngton HS!s. 474-4343 matical skills, previous experience • form allowance available to fuft time Newspapers. 36251 Schoolcraft Moa - Frl., 9£m-5pm. (locatoo on Ceddylng at Birmingham Country YOU!!! Opportunity for qualified LPN. Must plus. Send rseume to: Membor Sor-. candiate. Ask for Jan 722-5133 Rd.. UvonfS, Michigan 48150 SALES PERSON EXPERIENCED 11 'Mile Rd. betwoon Inkster 4 Club. Register April 20.10am. CURRENTLY ACCEPTING APPU- possess one year o! recent hospital vices Manager, 22981 Farmlngton Your National Guard Is To se'l nuisery »'ock. Cfyda Smith & frankrn). 644-1768 CATlONS for part lime Dental DENTAL HYGEN1ST DENTAL Receptionist-Experienced. experience and HAPNES certif;.• • k no >-., n-^hir,'c»>'7 Trwr'i'ved t^rv '^.hool. Cat eltfr tOam. 464-2100 352-1300 training Advancement In 2-4 wVs. Newspapers, 36251 Schoo'crall Mon. 4 Tucs. 9-6. Plcaio ts'i tot In­ ski's 4 ability lo work well w.lh Vits'.iand. seiar Joy Rd. 255-260C . -.. ••-.. -: • Jbvi 476 Tin NFVEfrAfEE Call Dave 454-6520 Rd . llvor.la. Michigan 4" 150 ter- '•-# T3O-0255 Cll>:rs Csll 6530706 Anf quslOpportunilv fmp-'oyer •WM—mnwiiniiiiiini miii a b HOME 4 6ERVICE GUIDE DEADUNE3:4 P.rtfrTUESDAY FOR THURSDAY EOltlON IA P.M. FRIDAY FOR MONDAY EDITtON

15 Asphalt 27 Brick, Block, Cement 33 Bldg. & Remodeling • 39 Carpentry 55 Chimney Cleatilng, 65 Drywa!l 92 Furniture 105 Hauling r A-1 HAULING - Mo-r*/>g Scrap met­ All AROUNO CONSTRUCTION ABSOLUTELY ALL Home Repairs MAPSS. COMPANY Finlthing & Repair al. Cleaning basement t. Garages, « HOME & SERVICE i . Drywan repair, Painting, Installations. Remodels. Basements, Building, Repair — Asphalt. Paving 4 Soalcoatlng 471-2600 Stores, etc. lowest prices In town. Basement Remodeling. Addition* Decks. Kitchens 4 Baths. T New A repair plastering, REPAIR 4 REFINISH FURNITURE •BUYERGUIDELINES Rcs.4Comm. Free Est. A-1 EXPERT Qu*k service. Froo Est. Serving Roofing. Cuslom decks. 326-9554 . HAN0Y-MAN-JOE taping, texturfeng, stucco.. Any type ol Caning and Rush 645-2968 Driveway*. Concrete. Brick. Wayne 4 Oakland Couniies. Central 1. P'iease read a'l ccniractt and Block*. Chtmneyman noods work, lie. 4 Ins. 624-7879 PRECISION ASPHALT PAVING 661-5520 locat-on. -547-2764 or 559-8138 warranties carefuiy i Do II All. Guaranteed. ALL BIDS 20% LESS A-1 CARPENTRY4 REPAIRS CHIMNEY 66 Electrical Free seaJcoal with residential 2. 6el a'l otter* irA work cvders In 471-9112 • Hen 4 Repair* FOR A LOAD OFF YOUR MIND driveway. 31 Yr*. experience. Dry-wall, suspended ceilings, baths' You Want ll-III Build lit A4AELECTR1C writing. Sub floors, partitions, door* Repairs To Complete Remodeling. • Scroens 96 Garages CaH Take-A-Way Trash Service 3. Pay by check or money order, get Cal 534-2260 CONCRETE REMOVE 4 REPLACE Res. 4 Comm.. breaker 4 fuse Wood elding - Porche* 4 Trim 1 Uc. Ins John. 522-5401 • Cleaned/leaks Fixed $45 334-2379 or 332-1247 • '(ecefpi, and avc^d gMng taroe, or tww construcilon et affordable panels, plugs, violations. Uc. Low _price*. Orlveway*. Garage floors, Quality BuMlng Co. 458-8449 . • Senior DJscouni, 1 day service GARAGE DOORS We specialise In 1 time pickups, 6,-npur.ts Of mon«y-»s.deposit* for 4A -A «nK>lt Qikfilffliitlng BARRY'S CARPENTRY SERVICE Prices. Free ESL . Anytime 584-7969 prompt service to Troy. Rochestor - ^tc:.".i^41Hs:FreoEstr-26n73T8' CALL LEE 356^6o3- Baths, Basements, ciusiom uocxs, "GuaranteedBost Price" ABSOLUTE QUALITY INSTALLS -& OPENERS BjiiOiviani =- Btoorr.ficM arcss^ 4. Get the lu't name c4'ihe corr.pany Basements.Cerpenlry, Drywa.1 Kltchons. Free Est, Work Guar.. Residential - Commercial - 7 days We sell 4 sorvlce eJ makes ana person you are doing busMe* • STAR SEALCOATING * OOGONSKI CONSTRUCTION Roc. Rooms, kitchen*. Repair* l2Yrs.Exp,Rel. 476-8559 licensed • Insured • Guaranteed of garage doors 4 openers DISCOUNT HAULING 4 M0V1NO with, including address'and phono •Driveway Specialist'' BRICK BLOCK 4 CEMENT WORK Free Est. Quality Work. 471-9112 PORCHES. CHIMNEYSS LIVONIA ELECTRIC COMPANY An work guar. - Paris A labor You name it..,we haul it an. Large or rKirJioers. FREE ESTIMATES CARPENTRY - FINISH OR ROUGH CHIMNEYS - P0PCHES sma'l Low. lo* rales. Freo est. For DRV/AYS. FREE EST. 637-1833 ' CARPENTRY WITH INT EG R1TY 5. ^ik for cuyent references end All Y/ork Guaranteed. 2 coats - price Additions, kitchens, drywaa, closets, BRICK RESTORATION 471-5132 • We'll beat your best deal • fast service can 459-0500 license numbers. of 1. Referervces - Sr. Disc 397-5884 8 yr*. experience. Rough 4 finish. pantries, basements, dock*. "No Rebuilt, Repaired, Leak* Stoppod. insurance work One day service 0R1VEWAY3. garages, walk*, No Job loo small. Free estimates. ft. fsk about the complaint and re­ Job loo small" Lie. 652-2563 Tuck Poinllng, Flashings. Cloanod 4 BILL OKLER ELECTRIC FAST SERVICE TRASH REMOVAL turn pollcJe*. porches, foundations. Brick 4 Block. Call. 442-2524 Screened. Afl Work • Guaranteed. Res. 4 Corhm. - Uc. 4 Ins. Licensed ..565-7479...Free Est. DERMONOS CONSTRUCTION • SAVE MONEY » Honest prices, discount rates 7. Keep a copy ol the ad fend tha 24 Basoment CONTRACTOR • Retired/l.lcensed Free Estimates, licensed, insured. Spec caro about your home 4 office Ca'l: 624-3647 OHMER GUTTER SERVICE 9 ^Aluminum Skiing PROBLEMS? Masonry & Cement Co, Inc. lie,ins. I5yr*. Rea*.rates.Can BYALICENSEO Vi'a can outshine them aM CARPENTER 61 Decki-Patios Gullcrt cioaned-repalred-screenod SCO' 546-9044 AFFORDABLE IMPROVEMENTS • FOUNDATIONS C.'RoberU: 422-9062, or 534-6924 LIGHTHOUSE ELECTRIC NATIONWIDE SINCE 1958 • ADDITIONS WALT: 525-1707 COUNTRY OAKS PAVING STONE 20yr».exp, Uc./lns, Resl/Com'l Now guttort • Rool repairs .'ftRE-SEASON $AVING$ FULLY WARRANTED • WATERPROOFING HOMESTEAD BUILDERS INC. Beautiful Waits. Patios 4 Drives Wedoltal4doitwe3. Free Estimates 624-5357 GWEN3 HOUSEKEEPiNO SERVICE Save Now On An Wotver^ Vinyl LICENSE0& INSURED • DRIVEWAYS Kitchens, baths, additions, rec Backed by best warranties 613-2538 Free Mtirriates Siding, Aluminum Trim 4 Gutter» • GLASS BLOCK rooms, replacement windows, - 471-2600 623-9344 380-8450 102 Handyman ' Rrasonable Rales-References Potytex Wiyl Windows. Bays 4 • BRICK PATIOS decks, licensed, Insured and Rec rooms, Basements. Kitchens. ROWE ELECTRO 4 SUPPLY 972-5454 J Bows, Celt Now For Your B-DRY SYSTEMS. • PORCHES repulabte. 477-3632 Bathrooms. N(rw A repair*. CUSTOM DECKS Electric Contracting 4 Suppf os Male/Female f REE Estimate! All Work Guar. 978-8277 581-2720 644-4855 i Do My Own Work 19 YRS. EXPERIENCE Residential • Commercial NANCYS t lie. • ln>. • Refer ences MACOMB — WAYNE —OAKLAND 35 Years Experience 40 Cabinetry 4 Formica LrCENSEO A INSURED 33920 Van Born. Wayne • 721-4060 ABSOLUTELY ALL HOME REPAIRS HOME SWEET HOME CALL. 423-5091 or 665-0368 4 Ir.stal'atons; Plumbing, Electric. Ros rConvn Otfce Cl-fining . AQUA-STOP... FULLY LICENSED 4 INSUREO IT COSTS NO MORE BUY CABINETS 4 Counter Tops DiT.L. ENTERPRISES R of er eng#rAva! I a b la Carpor.try 4 Much, Much More. Free Eslimatos. Bonded. 453-0307 Wet ta^iie-l? RepaV from Ins'de. direct Irom the manufacturer and 69 Excavating HANDYMAN JOE • fnifcsUmU* • „ .to get -+--459-1430 flWClt. •U'tH.igOuuWii^J save Oo«ar*l-Free-«e!.-)ne(e*«t>oo ..CUSTOM WOOD DEGKS.. "• "EXCAvATirJOrPOOtS Ucertsed 4 tfts-jrod.- 624-7879 64 7-3060 . 1st class workmanship. avallao'a. Ndw or remodeling. Can licensed Builder - Froo Estimate* TRENCHiNO. Sewer. Water lino*. 114 Income Tax ALUMiNUM 4 VINYL SiOING 464-7262 . FIRST PLACE WINNER of MCA A 442-9666 Can Mark. 474-6057 . DUtT-ALl THjn 4 *eam>e*s gutters Rep'ece- two national awards, HAM­ Parking lots, Drains, Septic Tank*. Home Care 4 Improi c.Ti&r.t CPA w/ MOA and National Account­ t wVrdows 4 door*, licensed. 27 Brick, Block, Cement ITALO Construction Cement Co. ILTON has been.talisfytng' OECK-IT CUSTOM WOOD DECKS Rsason able'licensed 834-6731 Painting, Dr,wa'J, Plumbing. Etc.- ing Firm Eipork-nco. /0 PrepJ/e At Garage, driveway*, patios. Garege MANNING CONST. 427-0748 AAA CUSTOM BRlCK WORK customers for over 35 yrs. Oes'gned A bun by Ron Causey Phone anyiime: 363 4545 Incorr^Tai Returns CatfMRK: raising, licensed. Bonded Insured. EXCAVATING Specializing In ag masonry repa'rs 4 • FREE Estimates • Dss'gnj. ' Cabinet King Free estimates. After 6pm. 855-3331 SIOING, TRM.ROOf ING. Since 1650. . 478-5508 Trenching - OcmoMicrt.- Grading new construciion brW< side-nretki • Addition* • Dormers. 562-4889 f OR EXPERT REPAIR SERVICE i" WINDOWS,GUfffPS Concrete Removal, Haulaway also chimney 4 porch recalrt, brick • Kuertens* Baths, 534-2330 In carpentry, plumbing 4 electrical HAVE YOUR TAX RETURNS QUALITY WORK, DEAL DIRECT. , . -JOES Oebri*. Uc. 4 Int. Free est 258-5558 additions * glass bk<>. Free Est. • Porch EVlosures. etc. • New or rclacod. Can John at: iCorrcAitw prepared In ihe privacy U& 4 INS. 471,-4165 An lype* cl C*rr>ent work, large 4 Referrals avanab*. • Mcrr'at cab'nets A vanity* DECKS EXCAVATl.'.'G - Uv^radlna Back- 471-1493» '729-5045 and cor^c-r.j«rice of your con home sma'l. S'dewa"<». curbs 4 gutters 4 HAMILTON GUILDERS ! Can Keith > 477-9673 < Or cuslom bu'II by Tho King Any Sire- Any Style - hoe work^Trench'no - PipePuli'ng A Or c.t<9 by fu^ tra nc<) pro'cssioo- ! SIDING «, WINDOWS ! AAA QUALITY V/0RX- driveways Backhoew^rk. ¢41-0532 Call 559-5590...24 hrs. • Formica or «o' d wood dcors Lie Ins , Cal John, 522-5401 Trucking. BIG OR SMALl JOBS. ais Ths CPA.frm prepares IndiV.id- .SMALL FAMILY OWNEOCO. Home maintenance, gullets AAAIAFRMECEMfNTCO, • Counter tops a.ndvar.:ty;!ops. HACKER SERVICES- '474 6914) u3', tus^ss,.farm 4 eriy states re­ Offering Exceflent Workrr.sr.sMp et |! LAMOERTO CONSTRUCTION . KAVANAUOH CONSTRUCTION cleaned, eiottrlcal, .plumbing, P.«>V-l*-.!!»l sp«>:i» s1; drives, r •Floors by Arrjvror-g QUALITY SERVtCE SiNCE 1946 1 turns teo.) 541-9092 re*, price*. 9530399 or 404-1545 ALL TYPES OF CEMENT Add.tions. basement rfmode .ng. Docks Decks Dpcks! dry'** , pa'-ntlng. O. J. tlsndj-man.-' • Freo In-hom/l estimates. • 1 p»*-'-V '.^n'ipg*. u4raq*reis'i-^ kitchen, bstfroom. An phases of AU fypei.fJOm-srruV *Jjnrung pl*l- No Job To H'g Or Srr.a'l ' ', Cal --569-3757 ' Proles'slonai tax »'fcpjr«'.i.3n rLkwnwx. j. m»^-»d. i . •, 59»; -0688 conduction.. Cpmm. A P.e».'Uc 4 lorms lo e-'sbcra'o rfuiti-levtl show- SPRING RATES • A^mlnu-n ' Vinyl FreeEst.Uc4 Insured .455-2925 , Cerr.p-jttr Prepared,'. McisonaMe n Sl4fng: outlets. Ir'tn rftJ»c«m«nl Ins'd. 15 Yr*. Exp. . 631-4369 P'eces Add be•3J^y 4 vax-e w/bal- 72 Fencae . VUSTAO'SUTEVEAYIIIiNd ADVAWfO POt^.H 4 CONCRETE 41 Carpeted RJKS Vr.'l Ptciup 4 Dc'l.or CaH con'es. gwebos.pr^ecy 4 screer^d ' -CHAIN LINK FENCE ' Gsneralht Up. Pa'M:.-.g Windows, roofirvg. d«>». fencing ** Al' 'yt>«« i.«^*ri' wc^k No Job "~~ROM *JCEMV N I C6MPA"NY"^~ Waiter Rosenblum. 6<6-603l LI4 4ln» 423-5091 -685 0}« LAXES'DE DUlLO'NG 4 PAINTING CARPET CONTR/CTOnS. INC aress. Also rsc<«j'3e wa'v.wa/s. hol ..-^(4(11 $3 00aft. Ro-orcjllng Phono JY^t Secu'itv i loo s-ifc'i *'-i ».>•» p.i«ente*4 15 G»r*gw« !> ^m*,|.p«t'c* Br' Prr-f.jratlxi ; VINYL 4 Akrrn. sWr.0 Gutt«». trim, tions, cerpenlry, pa'nling. roolng. Ce/pet. |ir«'?.j-n, wo>J. t.'e t^.^p'"* Ucer.sed. ¢(0 633-.9309 ltcei-.v*i lr,».,i(vt 642-2679 Worful Bldg. o\ D*sfon ForYCHjflJOOPerionstTKX Return U rA;. Salis'actlon guar, He. 4 irA 11- ." 'WLrLTI^KalErilNaVrOuXlV?'.' enfioiur**. roo«i-^4 rfJ*!«» VR T^nciUALTfY " brOusMtoyoU-rrrvir't 412-7570 , _, KiMBERLY FENCE . Scekt at l,p*s ol heme rrpa'r and RxhCV>Cirn,»-,h.CPA ' %•• M»t->n«r, Vi yr. •P,>rcf*e "ChHTv- : cer.se «210J082749. 510-2456 License/(084184 . Sp'n NG P«T-CFST$AVE!«ps>P(ikMoO'f}:c.e;C3l.$25. Any V1C-C1I no, Trl-rr.'.-ig Fif«ts Accurate 4 R^lable Boc-kk«ip;ng Free In-hcmo Estimates Sp^ali/if^ ir> Des'jn 4 Cor.st. bcsul-fu'fy dcy^. Alw n»/v rwort SPRNQCLEAN NO i C*M 41-5-73(4 Brkk cr WxK 4 loundatior.s. R*S. A cha'r$20. PeJVofc'ein. 422 0JS8 done In rn/ home. 10 Y*«r» eiperW A'so rc^cs. Adv-t'on*. mi. RcKica- Osragos - dockt - Bare-rcr.l - Pant- Sti'-p 4 Sod Srv^bn--.".-oxl Cor.n-il. Sr-«n or lircje Jot*. Lie. A 0ar,kFl.-iir<:r^ • Ust«"ed ' 477-7736 1 ence.Wi'tp^kup. C»H 421-5141 In-g A ! ho."no improvements Tia^'^.^ntl.-ig A Rc'aodxrp-lvj Insured. C8l anytime. 534-1570 Iky.t. ftoofing Free est. 9818587 f 14 ArcWtectvre Lk;. 4 Insured • 20 Yr». Experience 44 Carpet Laying A-1 WOOO fLOORS Crj'IJ.yry-683 5275 6j) COM • ATITYPfs". trick,"r/otk cement* LUM0ER1OECKS We Ir.sun. ssnd 4 fig an-j n-pa'r. Carpentr/, CO.T;'C'.O rin 4 rer-^c* lirdtcff'^j. Pr6'e*s(onal hou«e p"»^« ' PLAN NOW FOR SPR'NQ TlX UPS: Free pro'es;'crH do's'gA. vw'1). trim, estimates Call Randy, 422-5569 •x^etierKedarchlwcl. Ni ?^3 471-2600 • A and S BEST Pad «va!,«b'e An wcrk Guaranteed. OAN0Y HArtO^^ri^b^lFL^rOri b-j-dcrOuft/wcMk. 721-9153 Trc-rs L».-idv;*pJiSij tjpf^s Un- , roorro. rt«.k». Corr.p'ole addit'or.s. Add t'or.s • R*mod« 'no* Rclcrer^es. 4 Yrs. Experience. * PRESEASON SPCC'AT""* Fin'sh'ng • HardAood ^xrl in- dcrgrc-ji-^j iprL-,tr?ri k-!ta''c-d A Lk A|n» 423-50-Jl 6-85 0360 1STQUAUTY Angelo's Supplies 'JOIF DECK SALE tla^e-l. rr,isl,r>J. repn'red C^Mlon scrvi<*-j Tl,-nt-rr Wcsk. Tre-KVrvj- DsnK>3-7l88 Fred 873-0507 Coll Dave • 4218570 Ifcma Irr.prov. 4 H»nd)Tnfln Scrv .i. 522-1811 D-Ofl^SK-jl A Su-1-.p FuTp t-_Tl»l coNCRfctfneAbYMix A FAMILY BUSINESS REC ROOM, KITCHEN 4 OATH S^ng. Roots. Bsr^mor.tl.DcvVs WP Jv.sBu'Wr^Co. ^^2-23^5 - Dr«V,«;.9 prob'.vn fr>Mrg fltvkhoe HAULIT YOURSELF SPECIALISTS, AB Romodel^g. 'HArTtWC^DKOOrWPEfllOO I'lumt.'ng A Electric«1. 1 "TAMERICANASPI'M r work, tinder wC«k, p'(^ pu' '.^. '.'•to2Y03 TRAILER3FREE RON DUGAS DLDG._ Ecw.'CiAlam'nat*. - 55jChlmney Cleaning, __ 'lOur N»m*»S*yt II A* ' CinMonJO. M_?-.5994_ 1 ; t/uckL'^ - DKi OnSMAll-' V" PAVING CO 6*46 Crown -liver. * h-.stin. S Jnd, Fin sh. Custom CoiorV HACKFR SERVICES 474(911 J '-TrXiBwl f«i"«« ' BuTrdlngJ 65 Drywall 295 4924 85T993T UhSi'si 476-0011 QUUiTY SERVICE S'NCE 19(8 } 0,,1,5^011^4 0^-^-^.:11 ""REST CHIMNEY CO. -." • A PERSONAL TOUCH* AAADRYWALL ROCHESTER - BLOOMFlF.lO KITCHENS. VANITIES. Q0UN(ERS SATISFIED CARPENTRY New Corulructjcri 4 P.ops!rl "KATWOWSKI f LOon"SAf76iN'G~' QUAUTYHOME l! AtlCrrJ't.'.) I a.-jKnplng Ey LaCouro FiUEfj. 4T<-6<>?8 DASEMCNTS.DOORg/nEPAinS . Profess'enass'onall b>r d:rig AA remoOV'ng T>pe A Finish. Sai-KJing < Sta'n'ng • Flr.'irVng REPAIRS A MAINTENANCE Custer now landscap'.ig. Old VINYL A PELLA WINDOWS Home moderi/«tk>n. Co^ tp'eio root­ . Pro'rjSS'c-^SlWOrkmwish'p - UCCNSCO.C0NOED.INSUREO "^TbOMirwcoNVr.'.''. >*' 557-5595 Chimneys Ovin Meticulous Workt 255-5467 isndscapirg restored. Trent A lie. A Insured 28 Yr. Experience ing. lowMt prices. Pa ji. 421-4525 Competith^Price 354 «024 i 9 » -A8PHALTPAViN<". »>irubt Inslnl^t. C^StCii deste-^ed Since 1«« "coMF.r cdN^i'^xffioTi Oulitrtiv Arop.Vr/ "~ OrTw/AlIflNiSHING LET US DO YOUR HOMEWORK 1 - r Textures A Patch Work t'C-Ji. Decoro'lve SicoS. Sn»i«s - n«V0V.li«l - Coc.merciel. Fr» Fit. * OMNIJODS ' Senior cmren d'SCO-jnl Can John 4 72-9098 wavt A.(^tv>. Soddr^. cyfd^vg A ¢24)-172r 2 ' 652-2112 lie. 4 lr.*.jr*d 605 4103 "AKlTCNnN8p¥c?ALIST IHF.PROf ESSlONAl HANDYMAN ALL BIDS 20% LESS i Lkensod4 lns.jrod. hyo'osec-J'nri. lc« to.jndi'.kyij ro- 124)-1 RefiKi.'ig or Nflw C»bV«ts :l GET RESULTS , "~J" JA 8ASPHALT, INC. coNCfieT£"co.N7fiwori CkYwrAsuspendedc* ngs, baths DRYWALL A PLASTERING EVENING 4 WEEKEN0 HOURS p.l r^3. Tree f^r.ng A C^M up 0-'lhw»Cr*f liHl»1»1!or» - Sub floors, partitions, doors BEST CHIMNEY CO/ How A P.opa'r* Hand or Spray, Te<- Vi$A 4 MASTERCAnO ACCEPtE0 work Lsndjcfip* er.J-3tx1ure ava-t *»ve $$$, cufl lor free Mt'mate Foundat 'on A n:*«n iw wcrk roprv'r t 1 : For rr.lcs Counter* - T (Vt»;ijenl «l4ccrnrrercl»l 427-0229 Wood s'ding - Porches A Trim lufing ACOus'.icHCt !. Uc. Ouir, ClnssHJodAda-" 646-6224 - $51-20)0 Con-merclal grr«jndl ms.'nl Ccm- Oufcrenteed wort. 274-C999 Qyj'ityD'/kJ'ngCo. 458 8449 30Yrt E«p 613 0712: «2-7543 BIRMINGHAM WEST fllOOM.f lELO p'-itelrrlgstlonSysltr-ns. 354-3? 13 !**+•*** jl • 4.1*4*«** , 557-5595 * • « W»*^»rr«l«3»Sri«*»-^»« - • " :t

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Monday, April 8, 1991 O&E ASF. -t-— 502 Help Wanted 502 Help Wanted 502 H*!pW6nt*d 502 HolpWantfrd $& Help Wanted 502 Kelp Wanted 502 Help Wanted 502 Help Wanted 02 rtelpVVentcd Dental-Modlc&l Dontfil-Medlcol Denl«l->rf«l!cal OnUl-Modlcsl . Dsntfil-M^dlcfll D&ntaf-Medical Dantel-Modlca! D&ntai-Med.cal Dcntel-Wc'.licfil HYO'EWST - fM nHS"t>^ t\~. ~Pf 6n tr.o >{!'• *'?«• EUp«r^6r<«d-<«rW'«d-HvreJr^ fa. fua Ume, (or. busy V/, t-'ixvrJeld OJCcij-tce>j t»c«^c in M*o-;»l P.t-w>5« f*M. •Jitanis nccdod to Wp care for our PracOca. Exportonca prt'wred. b-jl cccptic-f.lit. E.xco"^rit pay. bcr.cltj •hiring s.ai'sbta. Fu^/ps/t li-no, no Fannt-rookFfcf-'yHsi-h Center . •o rejijonl*. Oood wagas. working rol r>ec*ss»ry. Vi'a fc'J tri'ri. 4 bonuses. Soutt.Wd. 355-SSOO CVmir^.sm, Ml. 46009. lot-ccc^aaf.'-:*? Saturdays. Call 505-0373 A\ Oot /.i Hjf i'-O Ccn' '.<. c -r JicAnmut l*A-t/ (vf ds.t poV.lon Kh?d/« bjv>d RECEPTIONiST - Mftd<:4l AssJsltnl RN - CLI.SCAL MANAGER profess'o'.al rv.-.'i •"} S'^'f is i-\) to HYa!ENtST.Fun'paitl,me. Seeking West Bloornfleld Njr»!ng end on f*odJ a»i»fl (•*•liccn sac*» »y also conskJer traWno Inaxperl. PATifJU ACCOUNTS (or Fa/rr^ton H.;j pediatric olfic*. An expanding lotc.rr.sJ Msdicina. pro/Kle (1.-3 i{A<-&! ki'.d <^l (•?•}.- •:;' en experienced, personsb'e end Convalescent Center, near Meple & k-.^--«r^iK *crirtr w'.'.h «xCo"erit ancod persons >to desJra lo be­ 0verj>j hov'iand Sslrrd»>». MW- Full time day pcs9r«o' «-"^ .S'a, come r+jrslng Assistants. * .Drake, has krjTwdjta opeclngt for rnom 1 yr. Miri'Kii A5J itsnl tjrporl- •* a?sbl* wl'Ji a rr.'j!tl spocU'ty lr.!«- enoa prt'er red. «55-4145 cdogy. co/CKAogy wi pc/n-ror.iry nurslr^ toch a r.^ye profv';s;n (nglonfcrea. 474 6938 LPN'* on e4 shift*. $12.50/r>Our lo ence. Add t:on»l ckrlcil ejpwicrKO at' ;y to prtoliiiO ar^j ha-idia muttl- Appry In person: Mu4 nal madicir^ prtctica. Prcr/ous ex­ Vned'clr-a is seeking a highly Our r.'jrses cr.'fit t's.-^i f,r.'n vjf.••• o- $14 SO. For deU'!»,ca!lMi». Mencu- and mod*6l asifittnl cerlificailon p.i ti^jtar>«ou>.y- ' P*/ : Mddiebofl Nursing Cer.ter RECEPTlON.ST/BlLLER 4 M<,3<«J perience and 3rd. psrty cod ng. bi3- motivated ln6V.djsJ for rr.ar^g^- VidOf fo'll'lns-'i'rt, lr) Jul lii'^J.a'.'.J toorMr*. Subolich, 661-1600 h!a^tfott/at?:;>. allenlfen to <5» Prcr^l. atmosphere *hP8 In rr^\a^moJM fgftj. •tioVraHH^'sor-s'' jrcwtrr ~ '• .— Live-Ins lima (or busy dermatology-oHica In. lnU<*Uod -CiM:-4a:*5-t>«tl£5s:ng agrne and sj'arr roq"i'f^.-b'« Soulf.fVcid. Experience • n-rfj»t- abcrv-a o/jair/ at Sand returt -* to*"Valeria OTMOTT; TJOx BV8. Observor 6 Eccentric Homo IsWhero 26060Grtnd fU.w, Suite »306 resuir^ lo: 1MCG achfd'Jf'.ng 6 ur/iilct.i-j by.i-l is In- CaS Keren, 353-06*0 our Err.ploymor.l Omc* Monday thru A R.T., Oat/on mn.tgta (or ChKdran, Nee,".d rhw, Sla. 306, CludirrO, fxr.i'on 4 tAy^W^chl «s- Tho Heart Is i T hwr Way Sam-12noon..' • 6447 Y/codna/d. Detroit. Ml 48202 Occupational Rd , U-.or.!*, Michigan 48150 MEDICAL ASSISTANT Farmingtoo H*i, Ml. 46336 Home. Health Aldej and Compan­ or ctfl 632-1100exl 243. PHCEBOTOMlST - Lab ProctJsor Experienced In ven'puncture. XRay, So rf yCJ *£<>»lo.t in ths M<'.'< jpy.o ions r-oodod lo I've In our ct-ents An Erruai Opportu/:r^(or horn* J In B^mlngham 4 Bloomrrold PROVIDENCE eyeitabia W<^> a rm^'tl spedalty pri­ lor b*jsy dern-ioioiogy offica in farrr^ton ti^s pediatric ortica. practice, WeJt'and area. 729-1150 Part-time posJUons avai'abia lor Soulhfit'.d. Exp«rler>ca with comput­ en opporti^r.Lir lo corr,* by.k ta t'i« H'-l* HospiiaJ arid ModicaJ Cor.tora - Certified Nursing vate practca .Pre-to'js eer|enca Sat. 830- 1:30pm 4- f-.U In (or registered OT* In our Acuta Care er amust. CM Karen: 353-0860 profeision you ro-.e. jc'J> us a! Ocx- •Long term asiignmenls Asjfstant3-$7.00/HR.- In phlebotomy and computor entry vacations, etc.- 655-4145 ; MEDlCAU ASSISTANT 4 16001.W. KinaMila Unit. Positions are Monday - Frtday.. vtn Nv/aign Cc<.l« 4 w9 *r3 re'.'. r^ " •Fierjb'eschedu'e* . RECEPTIONIST. . SoulhWd.Ml, 46075 West BfoomSoU H'jrsivj Center, prelerred M A.'a »«lcoma tc appfy. haH-days, erther a morr^ng or after­ RlCEPTlONiST - (pari time) 4 you v>+i*t njrfc^ig Is 63 atx*jtl --- •CompesirvePay, Part time. Experience helpful. near U&a & DraXa, ha* knmocVata P(e»se&«r.dre!.'jmeto: tMCO •••— :An Equal Opportunity E/nplejW noon tcnedufe. Wa pr tier reconl ex- AHo chemotherapy nursa, axpert- RNORLPN • If re on bonus! Call for (nlarylffw. «122-4770 Op^rv'-TCS on all ahifta (or M Of part- 26060 Grand Rrrer, Suit* 306, FULLTIME . MEOICAL OFFICE CIERK perienca-in »n acuta c*/a laciity. once H a m-vsl J reforancos re- Contact. Ferny Moren'OOM aj-''." v CaH today lima CWt-flad NuraiAg AasJstanl*. ' farmlngton Hitis. Ml. 48336 ATIERfICON SHIFT 1 Fu« lima. experJerica d«>'/red. Boyal A^plicanis with dY/iarr^ spSnllr«g quir ed. SoythfWd area 652-0220 DORVIN NURSING CtM I Eft ,' , . «58-7734 MEDICAL ASSISTANT i7.00,trf. ptus'axtra (or axperianca. Apptyinpor&on: Oak iita. C»S, Mondr/ thru frtday, experl«r«ta a/« encr/jragod to «p- PODtATftiST ry>*ds part time As- -.- 2*270 MorlOCV. Mature. For QYN office, Troy area. PJaasa contact M/a. P!os»on>i, P.ECEPTION18T/BILLER Marycresl Manor, 15475 M^d-et*!l 9:30am-3.30pm al: ¢88-0406 pry. 'V tiilar.i lor Welfare Office For " U.-on'a, Ml 46152 Arnicare Services Experienced in £KO * Vena punc­ 661-1600 Experienced (or busy Op»-Kha!molO- Livonia. MC. 48154 ture.'Ar]er 6dm 626-0602 Interview and Information caa - alst's (.flee. Nortrmest Detroit, - 476-0555 M Equal Opporlurkty-Errplo/er. MEDICAL RECEPtlON'ST tor Phys­ YCe offof «'xc«aeni Vanefiis inckjd;rvj 427-9175 NURSEAiDES . . ' Marg^at 728-4300 . 341-3450 • . UVOHtA MEDiCAL ASSISTANT (or busy ENT ical MadWna Dr. at varlotrt (oca- oo-siia enfid care. Interested afefl- -RH0RLPN-, Uona. Rocabte traniportatlon noco*- Experienced" modce. Experienced In 2 day* Livonia office. Experienced tary. $7/hr. Att tor Ro*«, 319-77if 471-6656 or safid.your feswme to M*l/o M«d»g pro/dad. 851-6557 ar<5 Holter experience preferable MEOICAL RECEPTIONIST . hx» to naXe e d<|1at enc« in iKo lives ata.(u3 tima oJxyJng (or a Rad^Jo- STAFF •; but rtoi necessary. Call . ¢26-1114 Tuil lima. Mature porton. Insurance 0» <5tnN'» needed, (or offices (ocatad Intbe Detroit in Troy, fs socking part-time Medical eiceCont training program & an ex­ . 35200 ScJ-oolcrafl . . t/ig Staft'RNs *ho desire ai opr^or- • a'ierr.oon 4 midnight pQtnlor.s. MEOSCAL RECEPTIONIST Henry Ford Health Srstem has an Med!eachesi Opportunity Employer Suporv.sor. ..- ; Cs't Sharon Furu«, RN. DON. Previous experience In pediatric*, . MANAGER RN * V pftforrod CaJi: .. 4W-9200 fa.-m!«s; -••'•'-•»•' PientisMa.nor,-' . . -352-2336 emergency -mod cine highly desir­ ftEASE APPLY AT: For afterrooos 4 midnights. Inter­ An Equal Opportunity Employer $22,000 PLUS Ttia o/jaified' candidste MS su­ able. MEOICAL RECEPTIONIST ' PLYMOUTH CT. Radiology mediate private nursirig home. You »-.l be respoos Ue for caft Aisijt lha cont/oOar of a national pervise a team of data coordinators Fir3 lima fof Pfymouth omce. Medi­ 115HA0OERTYRO. 8re« Bum. 131? Ho. Woodward. management cl p^sl'-v-r.t care ».:'.h LPNS/RNS company. Nice variety In this busy lor modicaJ research oro}ects, W>- il Inter eslod. p'ease tend resume lo: cal exporianca a must. Oood pay 4 PLfMOUTH. Ml. 48170 B!oom.le4d Hi». the conctpl O? Ir.lord K^riS/y tcun • Full 4 pad time lor private duty mlcT^ sates office. Your good word pro­ c+jdng the coSecOon of data lorrr.a, t«n«nu.C9"Debb!a 455-2970 455-0510 approach. .Current bcor.; jte ar^J r-.ighn in your area Shift dfl&rential. cessing skies wis be appreciated Registered moniioring ol protocols, validity RNSfor 12 HOUR SHIFT k vacation 'brmefiH 4 comtyiitiva -MCDiCrU.flCCEf'IiOHifiT. Au.Uk_ ..iUnSLASGLSIAlII- t- ASJU U-d • t-'ttVliift ±i-tL3rf»r CJOj fn IMU« 1-.J —'(, -X-nay TcchniGian orcoiogy'"eTperSoVico" is Voqj'red. -» agejoffwey. c« JT*w~354«50 T mlnflham famify medical preciioe. Now accepting applications lor the Sfit aTOO"PERSONN ECSE RViCEg ports Mut ahve research beck tMs b for you. Work 3 da/, 12 hour wth hospice exper fence p^e'er/ed. 4 }oin our hesliri care idam. Mutt be pleaiaril, matur*. Expert- PM & mkttght ahJfi. Fun 4 part lima ground arrd experience In data man­ ahirt. and earn 40 hour pay- Excel­ OPHTHALMIC TECHNICIAN/ Botsford General Hosortai has a - HEALTH SYSTEM anca poopte porKm. FuS tlnva. refer- posiUons i/alabla. For more Vifof- agement. Master * degree m pvbf>c lent wages and benefits, Ca,t; MEDlCAL ASSISTANMamJy prac- TECHNOLOGIST lerT<>orary position lor approxlmate- Amlcare can mstch your sVi!'s w^ih a Employment Division, Oept. MM mafJort collect Marflyn 631-7200 health, heaith administration or re- Director of NursJr^. 336-0345 tice m FermlngtonHiUshastmmecM- aooes raquirod. Cal 646-1775 hr 3 monlhs. Position I* 11 PM. - 7 Oevofi. Ml. 48202 Large Warren c>phAhalmotog-y prac­ latedneld preferred. Famlliarlry with compc'.iti>-e salary. For LT-mejdiate ata oponlng. e«pcrienc« requirad. - AM.-on Friday;.-Saturday,-S->nd*y. MEOtCAL RECEPTIONIST Of assist­ NURSE tice apedaSzihg In catarac( 4 User SoeVitiHc Information RetrieraitSiR) RNS-LPNS consideration, caa (313) 677-0614 ^eVoei'-ool salary 4 boneMs. Coniact: An Eo/jai Opportunity/ every ether week. ant wanted M time for busy Peecfm-ood inn of Rochester Hils l* turQery^as an immediate Ml time preferred. Day shift available. Excellent ber*=-»- or send your-resume lo;._. _.. Affirmalrva Action UTiployer M/F/H Administrator. 591-0453 08GYN office m Southfield. Salary seeklna • M Uma.nurse (or lha opening (or Qua.?fled person. V/a fii*. Flexible schedule. Please cell. perlorm complete patient workup If In!ereited. please call Barbara Lahser HJls Nursing Center. 25300 N3ncyL6f.rn.an MEOICAL ASSISTANT MEDICAL BILLER - Mature person, negot'abie, benefits available, 'A day 11 pm-7am shift Y/a offer benefits, Qualir«d appfica.-iis are invited to including rafracfometry. Hit lamp, Giorgio at 471-6656 or send resume Lehsor Road. SoulW^ld 354-3222 Oept. OE - Ful or part tima. LIvoniaVNovt experienced tn Insurance billing 6 ail Sat. Experience In medical terminol­ pleasant atmosphere. *t*bt» *taff. send resumes Icr applanation tonometry, keratome- to Human Resources Department. Areas Must enjoy K or king »ith other facets ol OB-GYN office. Flex­ ogy end dghl typing. CaV 424-9030 lutUon reimbusemenl 41 challenge. try, Ootdmann Visual fields. Prevt- RNJ4LPNS people Excc-^ont salary 4 benefits. ible hours, minimum 3 day* pw Cell Diane *f Sue 852-7600 Arnicare Hosfbtce . MEOICAL RECEPTIONIST ous ophthalmic experience 4 certifi­ For atlerroon 4 midnight supervi­ Can - • 478-4639 wook. Southfield. 424^064 Botsford General HENRY FORD with assisling experience holpfvl. HURSNO ASSISTANTS cation desirable. Send resumes to: sion. Sa'ary 4 benef.t package. Cal Services, In.©. Part lime. Afternoons. Farmlngton. Director ol Nurs^ig 336-0345 MEDtCALASSISTANT MEOICAL BILLER Experienced. Part time, weekends, Bon 644, Observer 6 Eccentric Hospital 2010 Hogback Rd.. Suite 1 474-5650 day* 4 afToraoona. Apply in person Newspapers, 36251 Schoofcralt HEALTH-SYSTEM Experienced, knowledge"-ol voni- For Physician'* offloe In Uvonia. 26050 Grand Rrvor Employment Drrlslon, Oepl. JK AnnArbCr. Ml. 48105 Franklin Minor. 26900 Frankfo Rd . Rd., Uvonia. Michigan 46150 puncture. EKQ 4 putmQnsry (unc- Send resume to: Reddy. PO Box MEOICAL RECEPTIONIST flooded Farrrwngton Hirs, Mi 48336 2921 West Grand Blvd 1 Southfiefd t>ehind the HoWay mn of An Eqval Oppirturo'fr Errp'C)er .1 C.QASSlS. BirmlrciNam 147-0014 A11f<. Troy. Ml 46099 ._..";..,_ 'Qf-Ltyortia Podiatry office. Mature OoUoH, Ml. 48202 SouthfScfdJ-- :- :_1 - OPTICAL DIPENSER RN'S/LPN'S person with good aocretariareT'fyp- - _An Equal Opportunrry f£motoy«. MEDICAL ASSISTANT MEOICAL BILLER - PART TIME Trvne SryVjfnfoul help" shape the FULL OR PART TIME Ing skills. Tu9 lime. M_on-Frt, some An Equal Opportunity Part time. Musi know eompttter, MBA system. NURS NO ASS1STAHT8 way our patients look and see In our • Competitive wages SUPERVISOR evening?, Can Mon-Wed. 591-0514 An Equal Oppo/SiifJjr Employ or Affwmatlva Action Err*>!oy6r Ltvonia PodiairisisotKe. Experf?riced TI bfiSng s!8du*,-med}- Hiring hrd 4j>trt time nursino asalst- busy 4 doctor practice._WaVe look­ •Excefent (ring* BeneMs CLAIMS PROCESSING ants on aJ's'ifii- Musi have nursing ing lor »omeorva energelic and per­ RADIOtOGY TECKffolOGlST" 522-7676 ca/e. Blue Cross, etc. Garden City MEDrCAL RECEPTIONIST ; - RN - FULL/PART TIME. "Piease caS Debri H&gertrat Our heaithc^'e rxgar.Tzancn r.aa t-i" home experience. Cal Sharon Fur- sonable, experience preferred but office. 261-6252 We need 2 sell starting hlghry ' i Day position (Mon.-Fr1) avaHabte immediate opening for S'^wrvicr . MEOICAL ASSISTANT - taw, RN.DOU, we're open to treinng the flghi per- BORT2 HEALTH CARE moUVatod irvJfvkXiais lor a Job share Part-time position avertible. Regis­ with a growing mu^l-speciaify Inter­ of Oa'.T^s-PrOceiS-ng rjal.flc8tons txfungs. and monthy stalerr*nts, on lamffy practice by caning DMC HEALTH CARE CENTERS ! Expcrie.i£ed. Ncedod lor busy t*o send resume to: IMCG • Bacneiors Degree or oqj r.s procc-iying term opporturvt/. Send detailed re­ AfWialed »i|h the Detroit Medcal • Suburban hosp-tals. nurs-'ng . ^ncvons. Ypsitanti. Ml 48198 For Psychological clinic in South- Health care epportunitia* tot **4 aharp Idea-ed dHpenier to handle sume with salary requirement to: Center, tn Equal Opportunity Em RN homes • Prior claims 61 ponc-nce In a field. Computer literacy required, In­ part-bm* OfVe Coordinator* lo rlemanding" cBeniela. Cofpcetitlve MEDICAL ASSISTANT tor famiry 4155 Autumn Ridge Dr. W. Btooni- pvjyer. . . FULL-TIME/PART TIME • Greal Pay4 bonuso* surance billing experience strongfy work in a PrVate Physician Office •alary 4 boneMs. Management po­ HMO/PPOselling dos'reb'e. praclco. in Souinrield otTone Di- • RECEPTIONIST New starung rale 6 benefit* • Krio*'<-ige 4 ejf-e--icr Time. Experienced. valescent Conies, new Msple 4 b'icr at pres'.-sVx.j iT^dcsl cer.ter, .. MEOICAL ASSISTANT- . Medical Transcriplionlst lo $21,000 NURSE ASSISTANT Please caa between: 9a.Tv-4:30pm. RN Drake, has kTmedaie openiilgs (or To $S.50/nr. Csl C'c-cnt-ne at PART TIME MAINTENANCE Immed.ale need lor LhWatlon Re­ FLI Irne (or 3 doctor lam.1/ prac- Variety ol settings, suburban loca­ Accepting apprcatlons for nurse as­ 781-9600 RN*» on all sNfts. S1800/hour to W:FORCE 357-014 1 Take charge ol Internal 15 f-^5urs per week mainlonance po- view Nurse. Pormaner.t pos.t<«. tg person to Join our team Bcr.e- eration, ca'l or send res a 6 Iron! deik-- SOutMlold eEOFOfiDYiLLA SOUTHBEL0 TPA 100110.3 for e«pe- (it» P'rCj^e ser-d resume to Box 642 M ::>e Mon'orta 932-1170 experience. $6 25/hr. Bentf.t* (or Therapy Aide. Nursing Assistant or Ro^:3 Mich-ga-i 48150 Farm'rvjton H!:$. Ml 4 8334 BNd . RocMslcr n;r». Steven J. Gr«ne Pcrtc^-nti C61-1700 ( 354-4100 ttmmu&mX. ^Tewwi^MBswstrs fta HOME C 6ERVICE GUIDE pa DgAOLWCft; 4 P.M. TUESDAY FOR THURSDAY EDITION / 4 P.M. FRtOAY FOR MONDAY EDITION -i •< . . . —Man ^1^(11111111 uaiyjiflEgyi 129 Landscaping 129 Landtcaping 135 Lawn Maintenance 135 Lawn Maintenance 165 Painting/ 165 Painting/ 215 Plumbing 233 Roofing 273 Tree Servjce AN ATTRACTIVE OUTDOOR O&G GRADING SPRING CLEANING Decorating Decorating^ HELP . A-1 CONNOLLY TREE SERV^iE ENVIRONMENT FOR YOUR HOME Tree Removal, TrLmrr;.-,;. StJTp BackfJfs. Gravol. Fin Sand. CLIPPER'S LAWN YOU NEED A Lawn culling - bush culling A-1 PAJNTl.VG BY SHUFFLERS 471-2600 Removal 4 Lend C'etrL-ng. Top Son. !>>moln1bn.477-2805 SANDBLASTING Pkjmblng 6 Ser.tr Ctea-n'ng. Re­ Gro* Rile can make this a real.ry for MAINTENANCE Ca-1 Jerry. 663-5275 PAINTING 6 Decorating Commer­ ROOF Ins -Free est 462-8517 AND PAINTING pairs 5 Alter at ons. Rerr^deiriig. I need your business you 18>carsol professional eiperl-' Spring Clean-Oul. SPrUlG CLEAN UP cial, industrial, residence). Licensed ence- and Insured 531-6718 I'm not cheap, but I'm ressor.eb'e. AAA NATIONAL TREE 6 STUMP • Oethatchlng Fast service. Reasonable Rate*. 726-1350 627-6141 Removal. Tr'.mrr.lng. Topping We specialise In: 220 Pool! Black Haw*. Const. Uc. 421-1095 • Lawn Culling 4-D LAWN CARE INSURANCE - LOW PATES • creative 4 Innovative design • landscaping 533-2576 SMALL TOWN PAINTER TROPICA L.POOLS. T0PS0IL Serving icicarc^mTriurvrea'wah jvo^ ROBINSON ROORNG FlREWOOD-Dc-.'ivered. 326-067! • custom brick 4"iion« :— • CujtomDocV* Speclaioing In gunlte. poof renova- Reroofs 4 Tear Off*. Ue.'4 Ins. -.- CALO'-S .- tessional work. Inl /Ext. patios 4 walkways * Special* • Froa Estimates Ikyis. tile 4 coping, pool plastering. Senior Oisc. -r Gaur. Workmanship . A-1 ANDREWS TREE SERVICE • landscape renorstiorj 138 Lawn Sprinkling Custom Parting Company Inc. Froeesl-471-4638 7 Yards Screened Top Sol Del $95 15 years. Experience. «55-6564 For Frpa Estimate Ca3: 423-1241 Tree 5 Si-jmp rcnvarai • retaining walls We Are B 11n Int. 4 Ext. Painting. ; Planting - Grading - TraclorWork 420-0300 ADMIRE YOUR LAWN Trimmt.'V}, Topp ng F't-i est. pjantlngs Our Reputalion Speaks For nsoft. Sprinkler knstalaivxi. Service God B-»S Yoyl • -. 459-4C55 QusMywc-rk Is our prtonry. Randal Landscape D 4 D LANDSCAPING Cal Now • Set Up Appointment. 233 Roofing 4 V 4 repair, winterizing Farm. 4 Bloomneld Areas Spring clean up* 4 lawn cutting. For Spring Specials • Free £*t. STEVE'S BSM TREE COMPANY HACKER SERVICES 474-6914 ABSOLUTE SATISFACTION ROOFING CROW RITE DESIGN 4 SERVICE 855-7005 Edging, shrub trimming, dethalch- Ask U* About Our Glaiing Removal • Trim • C; & Still Painilngl GET RiCH. JUST MAKE AllVi'.G • Sod 4 Seed • Clean-ups 135 Lawn Maintenance Fast/oeat. Main,-/ Ftes. M you want n Insu-ed • Frco Esli-iics • Tree 4 Shrub Malm 4 Removal EXOOOSMOV1.NG/ THE STOREROOM Fantastic Prices doneyesterdaycaltHirJi 476-8106 aaaR&L Roofing Csl 623-1562 0^64 4-2717 • Privacy Fences • Wood Decks AAA IDEAL SEASONS V/a take care of your complete mov­ Oual-ry »cvk gul/anfeed. • Concrete • Gravel Drives SERVICES 50%-Off TREE TR'VM.'NG 4 REMOVAL ing 4 sioraoe. local, long distance. R'Ck Good.-r.an, 255-3320 Thinks to our Customers, *« have College Boys Spring clean vp, lawn ma.nl enance. Estimate Today • Paint Tomorrow So-'ecL-re Pru-. rg 4 Tn.-.l.-g Office/residentlaJ. Inetpenslvo. Cal 200 Plastering .expanded our services to belter fit lawn culling, power (hatching, irim trees 4 shrubs. 39f-4969 INTERIOR. EXTERIOR AAA VELASCO ROOFING AISOB-JShTr~-.-lng4 Po-no<5l anytime. 1-800-745-4581 * A-1 PLASTERING 6 DRYWALL * Roofs your needs. Free Est 535-6066 Spring clean-ups. 722-5095 Re-roofs, iear-cf!». ahlngSes, rut NORTHERN TREE CARE 626-7i.i3 I GUARANTEE THAT I CAN BEAT COMPLETELY INSUREO Dust Free Repair*. Water Oamege. rool tpociaists .Al work guaran­ • Leak*rued$45 ARTiSfS GREENERY LANDSCAP- any price in lha area on a weekly INDEPENDENT MOVING Al work fjTy guaranteed Texture. SMAIL JOBS WELCOME. teed Snce 1S57 . 4254530 • Teirofts FREE ESTIMATES. • ING - new 4 old landscapes, shrub lawn cutlrigl Res'dentlaJ orVy. Cal Free Eatimale* Insured lie 4 m*. 31 Yrs. Exp. 478-7949 • Re-roofs 277 UpholBtery trimming; sod laying, etc Honest AAA lor tree estimate. 425-5736 Uc*r.*eaMPSCL-lS376 425-9805 «229-9885 'Guararileod Best Price" CHARLES Plaster 4 Orywal Repar. JC'SUrH0L5TEC-\,3 prices, tree eit Oavo 464 8616 LANDSCAPE CONCEPTS Courteous, Careful 4 Competent AA-LIVONIA INDEPENDENT LAWN CUTTINO • 887-7498« ' Porches. Steps, W*1 Washing ; Hor-4 4 C'')Ce fjrril j.-e. tx-3l entorl- • Culliag • Complete l a.nd scapes Fu>s dential Speda*ist - Rsol repair*. - Affordab-'e price* LOW RATES 548-0125 Pa tmg Free Est Dependable Ser­ 471-9112 cs, forr.t^'erfpjif Free Est.-- -iVs . ATTRACTIVE LANDSCAPiNG • Annual flowerbeds Instated INTERIOR/EXTERIOR - Spring Fal roofs, vents. Guir. In writing. Freeestlmale vice. Cal a-nytme. 554-3585 •421-7745 524-577 7 t f^r-vr.il&i- propcxliC • Snrlnj Clean Up* , Frwfll 477-3355 SOUTHFiElO CONSTRUCTION —. „ ^RAPUJ MOVfcRi LWLWU wjMfiftw lailffraHf MlLfJMl•LOIM' •li.iMJ»iP>MWJ'.«>*X - flH«.J|i> 1 n 11,,0 i b4r^„ SVub kiJiefation/Remova). Sodd^ • Sodding • Shrub Trlmrrilng Cat—- ' " 534-?WJ-' italning. caufklng. g'ailng. Insured. t RESIDENTIAL 4 COMMEftCEftCLfti ^ •'alrvri . JACKS WALL REPAIR AFFORDABLE ROOFING 4 SiOi.NG Inj Clcsn ups le0»T*d 569-7874 Exce."enl work. Weekly.manicuring, VERY LOW R».TES. 625-6612 piis'.er repair*. Licensed/Insured. trl-ni Al work ivare-nteed. Fast *rv. : ALL OUR WORK G'JARVN',(t rv 356-7570 bagging, edg ng. irimmlng. lawn LIVONIA PAINTING SmaS Jots welcomed 462-2550 25yr* e«p. RefFreeEst. 729-8419 VAUGHN S ROOFING SERVICE Pt^yr-) SV-pp.-•; 4 ll>-.> %g - 0AL LANDSCAPING aereatlon, vhrub Irimmlng Inl /Ext Reasonable Rale* Re roofs,- lesr cfls. r^rw. 6 repass P1i<.'.5iL-.j8 Pi-A n^ fip. - L*c AFFORDABLE 4 PrELlADLE 152 Mlrroft ALL ROOF IEAKS STOPPED • Custom Nsw landscap'--n3 . Freeestlmale*. '425-6337 Service wm a Smfet Ken 538-0056 - PLASTERING 4 DRYWALL Prol. work, hr?yg\.sr. Lie. 4 Ins Cttl Joe c-r Keren i?2'-5f?72" la^iSerMVe Farmlngton H"s. W. • 0(4 Landscaping Made New CUSTOM MIRRORED WALL8 . Repsv*. addition*, new work Nc* Roofs. Sea-Tiieis Guiier* .455-8733-Free Est -522-7667 (Toomfie'd, Lfronla. • GardeosClty, Ar/s'nl • Bi-fold doori ar4 g-'a»s lab^ top-* LOUlGES PAINTING • Al work g-.ia LereT. Eittbrshed OJ'VVJS Erlr-r^v ro'-.-t..-,} Pj.--.-r r-r,o,fi. Wa.Care AbOuVOvK^Xislor-^rs'l TU0F TAILORS, INC ? 534-0222 Trlmm'ng. LealF^emo-ral, Clean Up. Decoritlng reas-vubia prke possb'^e. Lkenjie-J 4 VUure-J 4 GuvV-!c«! . 471-2600 16YFARSExrcF.?NCf. Interior 4 •xlerior. You must HOUSE PAINTING" Lnsur'a-waWoVk C»». 931-1116 ALL GREEN LAWN CAPE Fa/mlnglon H.n*. W. Coomfle'd, A eARQAfl Pa=C6 . 1,'tw 4 repa> Sf-.ivg-es, tSt tfrrtng. __'_ 455^1372 •' 547-6439- . be satisfied, lorerao. 638-8-645 Spring Clcsn-Upl Power r»ving, B'oomr^'d HT*. Union Iake Inlprlor-Exterior ccdv. cjitert 4 re'sted ct--fA;-.;ry. , APEX ROOFING. INC ELXFEFi rNcTriPAftR'llANGER UROOKCfUEK ' *nms'nlenaVice 4 landscaping ACTION PAINTING 1 ln!urt,nce wyk 47I-2C-X) Llconsod Ous'ity work ceWplc'rx) wllh flc *.' FailTtco-'lsS (>.-> ',-Wcrk LANDSCAPE 4.0ESSGN." • real Job, low PrVrei • CAN Rocky 681-0750 l',r«lor^.£xlsrlc< '« LOW RATES Csl. rtonPc>pe UC -Vn*. Fe.~.'!y Owned Fa'rpriCOI. tffXniwic-i In ta.ndscep'" 26>.» r>,<--;-:o c.cr.il.'v.tion 4 d-M'gn. IrmdK-epl*} <« d FrreeEs t 555 OOd -Qua'.tyWork4FreeE«l.- sge. Lns work, p'.ister- : BOA Construction Free Est V Adi; C-MI Woik N>?>' 425 9777 UVONIA ROYAL OAK PA'NtlNa BY MICHAEL: Hl^Vol Ing.f 3 Vir rcpsl'S A21ECLAViNCARE ' Con-p'cte Roof .no, S^'^-g. ft'r1 Slsrlng SluCCO. Cal- 644-1342- An/.-re THE V/AHPAii.MlA0Y J4 0IANOSCAP.no Con'.f-'a'.eftes'dential 4 C«-.r-^cra) -• LAWN AVrAx'-n S'Crg Refn's^ing Deck H;ng'--3-StH;no'--3-St- P,\"'N"-r'--J) O.5tc-nl>,nd*co Pc»iy reVlng. spring clean­ 215 Plumbing Gil CONSTRL.<;PON COMPANY lar^Kepe M»v-.lenance ADETTERJOB... Preicrve vrafipaoer- removal »1 TekYltkrn, VCR 15\r» r>p .IV-M.R.-'•:;% up, tr.soced Cat Stave 595-7414 Roc %ng and New SpocaVrVig l.n Ritai.ning wV's. Marquard LandKepe Dr>WJlR>p;'r.Fr«Est 349-7499 CALl SAM'S PlUV&'NO CsNKetVr el. t :^-24112 ... REASONABLE RATES CONSTRUCTION MOOERN'ZATION Radio, CB D.xis. Patsnj, Dil.e^srS 4 Wa'»s At tatWH CARE Free Ell. . '553 5879 licensed MsifrxFk>-.iber PAINTING CAU.6.5 J4 lc--lured '•531-145" "" « rec-':tured c«*rig* 14/)i».f.ip Refwe-yev 5t9-7f50 l SOUTHriELO-6S7-MH Vr>n:s No lob too b^j or smal. Ik: • SrSr . D'.'courts 22 >-» e>p. R?.'i5.v-sb e rate* Spring c'w.up. A-11YEDEELANOSCAF.MG Paperr Vta.no'n)18^-^^j 4 r*emo-,»" l FARM NGT0.N. 477-0554 534 5334-Free Ell -f 37-8139 7 day! M>« 756 5317 FreeEilnvsiej Rt'creocct Werkryl«»nOvlllng • C'esrx.ps. 1 AXim^ium Sy'r^g ReAn'«Mng rr\i.->inrf\PARTINGj 47l-?600~ LAWN CARE Piprri-J. P'---, ' rs"r|ir-g. 423-3678 Ope.-/ng» ki Ltror.'s. n*dford, • Your Sst'sfact.tcytgija/anleed ABLE PLUMBER CO^^lTTET^OOF'iNG • la *r\ cutting •r*rt-:'ivvj iNitrcort'fXTfRion PiMf'-l >) r.-: '.v, • ^ Faiir/ngtcyirH-s. ner'eb'e. wl^ * 3 yr. written warranty Re roc's. Teirc-ff*. 4 New Ftoofl MAsTr^^rioTNf_rt~ For en s te • SprUj cwxn up •OetMlch.'ng Kejtlydone 26 yr*. CALL JIM: 421-7433 OrxfyvJabie, 25 )i». In But'net >. W* . Lieented 4 Intured adiice, prob'em ICA'J>J A'SO « Hedge Tririi.T.'ng • Cevi Gutter* FREEAppfflfwl 421-2241 7di)-jperw*ek. .. 635 v 592 20 >•»*•-»«< p. D*f^'^ s tV/pf on'.f 11 ACE THEnSEXiafOnOillA'RE do lh» Job rlg.M.1531818.478-1673 CsTenyl.ma 423 -M14 : defgn. Ins in' <.* Vi'a'.maVi ».T9ll • AeralVvg fnEE ESTIMATE PRECISION LOnprkC-ISr. DiC-xnl*. Free Est Tii».mvt'e, ro grout, rep; r 2«5 WellWeifting' prcjecls OaU 474 3^6 0Ob_Sni^N-OSCAl^NG ALUMINUM SIDING fVssoosb'e p-ri;ei. re'ere-ves, free PAINTING. INC. 'ATL_PLLr»trjiNO MTOMTRTP~AifT Co.T.p'Jl* lawn p..i'.nlen*nce> _525:0q54: __ SPECIALTIES e:t Ca'l Lee *n/.:.-re 7;-? 1765 471-2(50:) 0G:".-".r. in _-MR SljOVfI lANOSCAP.NO -CcKtr.7«clstaj»«yer-,iiai.J.-.J'.ved. • LMerky/Exlerkv (Va'ns, *»*•*<*, hot »!ier t*r.k». re S'ii"/.?-! 'v.i v -, ^ r •" 1 r ..-I'l. PATRiOT UWNCAnfi" '. Pew* Wfah'nfl r\ r»li-,llng _ _ NAPIER'S Spfirvj 6 Sunvr.er Otri L p • Comr.^cWReeldentlal .. t-ipe* Free eetirmte*. Ho service "ci"(^Mv54"oriVwAu7rE?A^Rs"" lr^. rai.-1'.jig '• .,,—• ,.,. - FreeEllimates. 525 3163 $P<'K-^ Cleanup. la*n Culling. Fcv- 6VubflC'.no.£,s>Re,4'ncr We"S Inlerior/LvtMiof • Sla'.niro • Power Wesh'i^g charge.G'en. . 476 0957 flew Ceramic. Tu>) 4 SSo*c*r" " rtr'og. Ile\^>a Trlmn-.tng, Dethatch­ Regroui;ng 4 r.^ »U'VWJ, Cui'-:--i ' SM'PCSODOING'OrriJ-ng lyr. SeoVeOua/. • Dry Wa5 • Pliiter Fteps'f r l Colifoinlft Lmvdscflplng ing rr« fstimates. 476 9123 ROOFING CO. Pit1Remod»'ing It PM.477-12t-S Or* n al »7 Wirxiowa Ccn^ele'/ re"»b'e Ls*n 4 oarden • ne'erencoi BERGSTROMS ' Free Eiiimales - Qui' if Wc-rk INvice. Same d»y est. 4?3 6»?2 R4HLAWNCARE MICHIGAN PROPERTY cTiXM?c"iirE4" PAJFIPTE " Fr.OF.is ';>"io.'. 1.'1 >\ •--. Us-.e,Mes«jge - P»^ 729 6267 r: WMy. Mow'.ng. DeLhi'ch'ng. Aerat- MAINTENANCE C83-8470 421-3003 Corviierc'al 4 n^*.Ve.-.tsi Foy^s, R^'l -Cc--rc-i'V c.1.'"! M' Hot Water Today! s cirrTTSLiN " '. k>g. ScfVvb Tiir.l-04 Removal. bsths 4 kitcf-et re-rode' .ng 4 con­ G-r>js Sjn« .>i V,.-••:•« C- Wcilerft Wayne Crxmtv Vi'eeHy 462-0500 • 40g»\vnj'ii*»sler Slate Ucen;>vi •" NODLfTS" . DxtRllt* 535-1170.535-7758 struction. 22 y»*va -ol experience. S'->V-:e 522c: :1 Cut* Sprkvg Cesi-llp. TrLnmlng PROFESSIONAL heater rep*x«--nenl special Fvly h'lSijrei Free til. C»1fi\k 454 62<>2 l, LANDSCAPE SUPPLIES Free Eil. 729-7912 TOP LINE ASPEN LAWN BRUSH PAINTING CO. $349.95. .plus ttxx 30v» f>p*rieve W.NWVv'"frr>iACI :NT MAINTENANCE Interior -Exterior. WafSnapertng HOME PAINTER CrOI by 3pm Mon-Frl for *vne c"ay NORTIWEST HOOF 1N0 ' "J^^ilfCOMPANY" \VO0v1 or \'---,4 .-BOULDERS- CHUCK'S LAWN SERVICE l**n cutUna.edg'ng. IrlmmVig Work Ooarar.teed. 1«. 4 m». Free QuklTy Product I Vi&i ExcAjsNtfy k-.i'i^tkvi.Fu^lle.Alrj. Reroois. lea-'o^». repsVa/frce est. QUALITY CEakV"C TILE RONDU-JASL-'jiO'ia • Decorative 4 OrrVaway Stor.* LAWN CUT UNO 4 COOING. Spring 4 Fafltlean up. Estimites.iewPiicei 543-170* Free ti'.i-rnifj. 540-71« WedoOetler workl Fu'V IVeojed 4 lnwrej V. 15 Crrvn. 11,:. vs - 421-5:-25 • TofJO'l • PcAt-TopSC-t k''X ! DEPENOADIF.TREEEST.6J2-4670 Cc>r™Ti*fci«l/Re?vSent *i 563-1031 522-1350 255 4070 273 0245 534-2771 Fot£i!im»!«. cal Jim 526 4840 • Shred Bark • W»l 6tc-n* COVERALL PAlNTlNQ 4 , ..._r. ^. •mteriocking Paver* • Fafo Cora Aeration Cheaper thanrerillng • ZUKINSIAWNSERYKE WALLCOVERINO INC. ' RK PAINTING PLUMBING WORK CONE riE-.nOOFINQ THE TILE UOY »CtAS5fifOA.05 • BLxl s • I and scape TImbor 1 Aisonalurallert'Hring Spring t lean up*. Oelhalthlng. Custom Inierlor/axterior paintinci SpeJceruinci \q al type* c4 Painting. Ressonstie rates. Fast »e.^'e Piofes^onaiFierooiA Repatj* Qua'ry prc'esv'onal work by 1- OtT R'ESLaTS ! PkkupOf Oe'rvery CaS now for 10¼ oft 522-9380 lawn cutimg. oOtter clean out * 4 CWnmerc/at/IVjldent'a). Free E»1 Plastering 4 Dn/wtfi repaVa tnl^Exl No lob 'o« «m«i. B«jl PrVJng Arbund Ctvnj^ bu' Jw A COntmtor. Free 474-4922 Natural I« *n Improvement* hXtJlring Free E*!!m»!enV TJ7-705» Ca-1 453 2873 Freet it RlcVi67 6 3 643l 274-2489 KAPPY MAINTENANCE ' 562-7495 est. le»v»meiM*}« 691-7622 \ - v V

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Office Lrvpnla Corporation 'seeks «ord to do data entry, Lotus experience ASSISTANT bosrd 4 cash rogisler. 2 shifts op«n ln-j-nc-dial» pc-in'sr.enl and Jong/ growing company In Bingham skills he/pM. . 646-1144 requVod. WordPerfect a plus. accounting practise, word ported SupCA.SlOri experience'. Vr'9' hav* procosslno 4 clerical tkil's. Typing $14,000 FEE PAID and data base. Send resume and Including w«konds 4 evenings. Ce.1 short term oppportu.-i;iies:. both basic A.skiijd tare rt you'ra Farms. Mich, tow/edge oflotus 1- 45 wpm, WW If aln on thVr sotl*are. Located New Cento/ area. Detroit. Sun 4 Ski Marina. Watertord. 2 3, deslreable t^ri nol required. BOOKKEEPER NEEOED for small Call Marge 872-1200 Top firm o-fers new pos-lion. klsal asJs/y history to Office Mansocr: w.ning lo ectopia challenge & re- ; Ce.1 or send resume. ' 13195 Viayne Rd. U.onla Mt. 48150: 3l3-68t-710O Macintosh Data Entry sponsibiiiyv coJJ.'Sue'cr Diane el Send resume 44i'ary history 10: hoaHhesw company.-Good comput­ DIVEaSlFlFp'RECRUlTEfiSCO. canddale wvl be orgsnired. h4rt Mulllmate - Rocepttonlsl 852-7600 ^. AecounUng Mwugor, PQ Box: 2191, er accounting »W"» required. Medl- 27760 Novl Road. Sto.106 good spetj^g and be seii-motrvstsd. RECEPTIONIST lor "dental olfice. S»ilehboa/d WordPerfect- . Southfleld, MJ. 46037 eal billing or general office experi­ . Novt. Ml 45377-3427 DISPLAYWRITE IV FuUbeneMs. Celt 649-5900. * OFFICE ASSISTANT Faimlnglon Hi"a. No exporience lotus Bi:ir>9tjal/Sparjih ence a plus.' CaS655-9450 AS Fees Co. Paid . 344-6700 SNElOria PERSONNEL SERVrOES $250. week No foe necessary. WJI Ira'n righl person; Experienced • Word Processors TROY ADMINISTRATIVE ASS'T • ••..., COOKKEEPER I CLERICAL- PARtTIME wanted lor short and long term Modern Southfleld' oltlccsf Groat Pari lofufl time. Cell Laura 626-6810 PERSONNEL UNLIMITED IfGAlSECRETARY IRAlffEt benefits! Generous raisesl Heed 1 ^Offic*c)*fc«i . Part Time, Flexible Hours? 20 hour* per woek. Non profit egon- assignments In SoulhfkHd end Troy. RECEPTIONISTS - busy real estsie 751-5608 ' ' For" finance department lii Troy. • fisuroo Wolcome. cy soeke conscientious portoo lor Tgl offers excellent benefits Farmlngton attorney wtt train »n yr. solid office exporicfice, data en­ Lo!u's-M.urU mate proficient wtih / .326-5444 Indsvldual prcsentry abl-s to oporele try and 10 key caJovlalor. office In W. eioomftold seeks 2 part accurste rocord keeping, filing, IncktdVig tuition reimbursement: time' recepOonlsts lor rronlng 4 SECRETARY ACCOUNTANT " numbers. General office duties A word processing,' t^jophone Inter- Call for a personal Interview. word processor. Liberal startingasl RBSASSOCiATeSAGY. 640-4130 . CUSTOMER SERViC,E For Northwest Detroit ¢¢00/4) coo- phones. Experience a'mOsJ. .Non- BOOKK?E?iHa • fcomputerljed 1 weekends- CaltJtm 0* Dennis vtowtng. Experience In human ser­ ary. FuH o\pa/l (ime ©mptoW ' OFFICE CLERICAL - Busy multi fir* Vr'e a/e seeking en outgoing profes- UK rrvjccrnpa.'r/. 1 War experience smoker'preferred. payroX, accounts 1 ecervable/ ' . \ By appoln'.ntent onfy 47f-pf•63"8 •..-•-. 932-4060 payable. "Pt^rvxiih, FuB lime plus vices preferred. Resumes with sal­ phones. Must have exoeixml people slonai with exceiier.rcomrftunScation mlnirtiim: Lotus 1>2-3 end Word­ ary requirements by April 15 to: Box RECEPTIONIST/CLERK ; FuS time benefits, -(313)459-4313 ' :TSI - LEOAL SECRETARY for prvdtnUal skills. WordPertecl'and computer skit's for visible position wii.hin a Perfect experience a must, f amfflar MGM Services 34. Wayne. Ml. 48164 ; for busy BUmlngham-office. Good major firm. BeneM* Include dental." with contract language Ca9: TtQy 669-9660 OFFICE SERVICES town center law firm.' WordPerfect experience necessa/y. Full time, 589-7088 benefiis Appfy In person: Wesl'srid phone manner a musl; frfng 4 ltghl opt'eet and 3 weeks vacation, first' •" V ' 278-8387 Uronla - 474-7768 ' CLERICAL SUPPORT . eiporionce 4 2 yrs legal expb-Jence typing. Send resume .to: P. O. Box necessary. Call Chris: 3580080 Convaloscent Cenlar, 36137 V/. yea/. C&-! Arthur Thomas ExicutJve Detroit financial corporation seeks . DO YQU TYPE 30.WPM7 . 619. Birmingham. Ml 46012 , Search. 355-4140 AccouryTfNG.ciERK • A south- AOMlKlSTRAtlVE ASSISTANT/ an efficient clerical support tndMdu- But need to gain computer knowt- Warren. West land. No phoije callJ- •'•- SECRETARY edgo; Free training Is available to LEGAL. SECRETARY; nonsAoker field public company hi the Insur­ al for a fast paced working onvlrorv preferred. Minimum 3yrS. fit'i|at)on QFF1CE HELP/ERRANDS, part time RECEPTIONISTS SECRETARY - for Adult id Supcrvl-. ance industry ts searching (or a full Ext«nal Affairs offt« of Henry Ford CallToday mont. Candidate must be able 10 you. Oakland County residents ca-1 experience with excellent WPakiHs. for busy real estate office. Should Sev-erUoperilngs. Mufti- Ene$; sor. 40 hours/week, 52 weeks/yea/. lime entry' level accdunttrtfc clerk Museum 4.Oroonflotd. Village is work accurately 'under prossure, to see If you qualify. 691-8437' soeklng an IndMdual wtvo can lake BECOME A ' Musi be fast, efficient and aMe to possess typing end good phone good Image. 30-50 wpm. Some )obs Applicant should' be high school With Soma secretarial skits. Person­ able to work with fitiie yjporvlslon, ^ahd!e heavy work Joad (o» very skins. Must have own car for er­ typing nol required. graduate, have exeeflenl computer al computer fc»p*rtcr«59 1» a plus. charge wt>on necessary, stop up to a 4 have hands-on WordStar 4/or EXECUTIVE asslstenl needed by cha-leooe or now tssignmenl and TEMPORARY HER<^ busy attorney. Call Sandy 3H*°30 rands and should be famJSar with skWs. strong background In English Cai'Nincyal\ ."• ' ' 354-0400 WordPerfect experience. This posi­ las! psoed advertising agency. OW 4 Malh 4 the ability to communicate $oe H llVougri, Including e.1 tbe da- • DATA ENTRY IV. Harvard Graphics proficiency a the BlrmlnghanVBloomfield Area. ARBOR TEMPS. 459-1166 ACCOUNTING CLERK tion Is for a motivated hard worker LEGAL SECRETARY ]• Great lor high sohoot/eoneoe stu­ elfeclively.. Qualified eppncsnla la.-l», often limes v>ttNxrt advance plus. UplO*10 50/hr.. ; Ann, Arbor fuel distributor seeking • SECRETARIES who Is willing lo accept chsJIenges. ENTRY LEVEL !.. dent. *5/hr. Call 8am-5pm 644-6746 RECEPTIONIST - kxaJ medical sup- should respond.by Wed . Apr. 10m notloo. Must handla many \WSQI sl- Position provides for a complete CaSEilOOnatUNlFORCE 646-7661 Accounting Clerk. Appacanta shoufd multaneousfy. Typing ts ree;ulred - • WORD PROCESSORS' Excoilenl opporlunity for H years pry distributor Is In noed of a friend- to Maijreen Ke">y- Personnel Direc­ n salary 4 benefits package. Qualified OFFICE: PART-TIME -""« " ','ni• l nxrnrrnr-trgirltrifT'n n- •—mm tw>ltQ_'J_^a'-l"'k;'l> *• '» krinv,tVtpo EXECLTTK/E leoal secretaryretary., very eiT experience In litlga'ion/generst law. \y fti>r«i.-*l5C!!—_ _.-• Ing and possess good analytical of VVordPerfeclB: !.0kfit)6nTrt^ef.- tnjrfoi 5pm, Mon . thru Frl. Farmlngton skins. Sand resume to: Avluel Corp., tmme'aiate Openings dence lo: Clerical Support. P.O. Box partner In n«)dlura growing Farm­ ronment/penslon. dental/cpllcal. enkred. 8end resume to: WTJta 4 An Equal Opportunity son and by machine Is ttu> neoes- 779, Detroit. Ml 48231 > Area. Cell. 477-7182 Affirmative Action Employer 47 WL. Ellsworth, Ann Arbor, Ml.. sary, 76»pm Is prefarrod, Impeoca- lngton HHIs law firm. Administrative Call Arthur Thomas Ex»cullve White, Aim: Randy Kent, 45755 Five Search. 355-4140 48103.. 663-646« b'e accuracy In all work Is a must. You'B hoar about us advertised CLERK/TYPIST. 4 supervisory tasks. CM1 l;tlgailon. M3e Rd, Ptymouth. Ml 48170 SECRETARY business 4 corporate law. People PARTTIME This Is a high pressure position re­ on TV. Now, you loo can Join the Rapidly expanding Detroit based LEGAL SEC RETARY Ketogg's, Americas greatest name '•' ACCOUNILNQ CLERX "Temporary Horo" Workforce. Ex­ skKs, motivated, eotieoe degroo, Part time temper arty position In our RECEPTIONIST loofiin^ fo» fua time person to pro- quiring • telf-slarter who can work firm socks entry (evet dork typlsl. For pleasant, medium-sized bw firm Growing company needs crgsnfcted In cereal, needs a person In the sup­ with Wt!e direction. Henry Ford Mu- citing positions, top pay and bene­ Candidates should possess a mlml- hard working 4 positive attitude claims department lo last a mini­ port staff of our sa^es office, In Uvo­ -c«ss di3y-rocor(Js.. Knowlodge of necessary. Wordperfecl oxceiienl In fiorth*ost suburb. Musi be good mum ol- 6 week*. 0 hour* dally, person writs excellent phone sklHs. aoura. & .Greenfield Viffsgo-ts en fit*. At Personnel Poof you are our num typing spoed of 40wt>m, good ' plsl. Word processing using nla. Skills should include: Excellent - compujaruod apfeadsl'^tJ a must. "Heroos" sa!ary.4 benefits. 626-5000 Mon-Frt. Start time-as early as fiuog 4 some typing required. Fufl NI9MS.& ww-kends requtrod. Send equal opportunity employer end emr phone skins, 4 oeneraj clerical ordPerfect preferred. Corrpelittvo time position. Great benefit*. Send typing, professional telephone expe­ » : 7:30am or as late as 9:15am. Duties ploys (nose persons best qualified knowledge. ExoeTenl advancemonl rience, wordproeesslng beckg/evnd resute *o: Pordine's Better Blooms, EXECUTIVE SECRETARY salary and cusiomary fringe Include filing,* maM processing and resume and- wage roqukemenls 1635 South RooMstor Roid. Ro- by educaUon. training. abRty. expe- LIVONIA 261^3830 opportunities. -TK* posWon Is fuS For Jong term assignment or temp bef e/.ts. Resume lo: Box 633 lo: F. Grant and oeneral office krxrwtodge. rtorx», demonstrated competence, time with oompiote benefit package". locating files for our staff. Top pay, Excebenl benefit package. Send ctiesler KKs. Ml 48307, attention SOUTHFIELD 353-4420 toporm.i — -Cail 464-7078 C*56rver 4 Eccentric Ne*spapers. no experience necessary. Sooo re­ 32437 $ Mile Rd. Lfvonla, 46154. Barabara D'Anjlo and an Interest In performing the Please seed resume to: • ". ETO Temporary Servloe 3^251 "Schoolcraft Rd.^.Ltvgoia, resume to: duties ol each position. The muse­ 662-4510 •••••" Clork Typlsl sume or stop In to complete eppa- RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY KeHogg Sales Co. 17197N. la-jret . PONTIAC : Michigan 46150 ,- ACCOUNTlNQ um does not discriminate on ac­ P.O. Box 779 FILE CLERK - -Ml lime 8-5pm. light calion. Seeking outgoing, reliable person to Park, Suite 221, Ih-onla Ml. 48152 Musi fia« work «jp«leooo In A/ft. count of raoo, sox, color, refigton, / DolfOH, Ml 48231 typing. Starting $200 per wook. Novl LEGAL SECRETARY Liberty Mutual Insuenee Group fin temporary (possible permanent) A/P, PayroB, Oensral Lodgor, * national origin, marital status. PERSONNEL POOL locatWn. Can Dale 8:30am-Noon: Pcolosslonal firm seeks secretary 26200 Town Cenlar, Suite 200 position. Patent law firm. Type SECRETARY - computer. Gavwat contrectlrw/con- height, wtfght, age, or unrelated Never a foe CREDIT INTERVIEWER. •_•. .. 344-4102 •w.lh 3+ years experience In Btlga- Novl, Ml 48375 Khvpm. WordPerfect experience leading market research firm Is ttAAPbon backgrourvd be^prul. Full handicap, as pro-ndod by Uw. We Do you like to left on the. phonej- tion/real estate for tesporstle posJ- An Equal Cvportunlty Employer deslreable but not necessary- $6-$T looWng-for-a- bright smbiiioui Jnfli-. Heip people obtain a toant Enter time. Sa'iry commsnsurata with ex- Invite end encooreoe women and FILE CLERK lion.'Outstahding skins, personality PAYROLL ADMINISTRATOR per hour. Resumes only-. I Welner 4 vldual lo work In their Fa/minglon porlonoa'. SWtd resume la— minorities to eppfy. SeotJ r-csuma/10 CAREERS!! data on a PC? Excellent salary 4 Permanent part time, hextb'e hours. and work ethics a must. Shorthand Associates PC, 424O0 Grand River, Hills office. Csndda'.es Interested in Attention Accounting. P.O. Box later thin April 15?1991, lo: Person­ ^cnoTrtsTCait MrrJordarrforan—^^ Tarrhinston arearCairtBOTa ~~- *^~ a" plus" CNwncsal pojUon- also 11*. 207,"NoST; M.L-443 W—*-——= IhU p^t'i'nn •**>** h»-.w \f--n foKnw. 2759;GEAeek. Call 649 "RECEPTIONIST be M(a.W(l#iw4 proRcient on a 10 2758: ASSISTANT SECRETARY telephone* 4 figures. Accurate, at­ ity lo assumo diverse responsibliilos Busy Southfleld office In the service 28111 Tolegraph tention to details. Non s/noker. Tori 81464-0909. 5900 or Fax resume to: 649-3528. Send resume ki confidence 10: ". Y„ key%if&)i«6f; Efeefient mith siufis. SouthfoJld, Ml Strong WordPorfoct 5.1 experience under minimal supervision men SHELLING PERSONNEL SERVICES Industry Is looking lor a computer oood Wrttfeh & Vwoai ekRia 4 fifing Send resume to: Customer Service, there's a special place waiting for SNELLING PERSONNEL SERVICES • Sandra K. Johnson TROY entry/receptionist. This cegantred lo work. cTi^ime.Prefer'exfoauro AUTOMOBILE Dealership In Bo^o- 2705: CLAIMS ANALYST NEXXU3 of Mich. 4 Ontario. 27150 you at ORKlM. Enjoy an exoellonl LEGAL SECRETARY - To $28,000 individual should possess excellent tXroclor of Human Resources -• W.8 M:k>, SoulriRdd. Ml 46034 MORPACE 31700 Mlddlebcft Rrf. (0 ft(Tomiwd eccoums payai!e erv vlilo has an Immediate opening for Experienced In mod caJ cf almcs salary 4 bonefits'^ecksge including Oakland County firm. Work for a PAYROLL phone manners 4 prior typing expe­ vtrotvCeAt'AsMctite'a degree in ac- an experienced new 4 used car company participatory 40IK saving Senior partner. Heavy medical mal­ rience. Please send resume 4 salary Farmlngton Hills. Ml, 48334. Customer SorV.oe RepVDispatch Experienced. Clerk tor montfiry An Equal Opportunity Employer couhtingilptyj. Please send lesumo BiCer. Can Loretta at Atehlnsoo Ford 2769: SECRETARY Fun time position with benefits. plan. To schoduto en Interview ap­ practice experience. "days". 15-20 iva al beginning of requirements to: Box 640. Observer W letlW iff! PWI, 24300 Southr^^ for an Interview " 697-9161 Automotive background - support Musi have computer experience. pointment, contact our office today. LEGAL SECRETARY-$26,000 mo. Ctawson area. Can, Moo-Frl, 4 Eccentric Newspapers, 36251 Rd.t-.Suite .300, Southed. Ml team • • . 366-50&0 Wen known suburban turn. Lots of Auto Warranty Clerk Apply within, Kast Hosting 8, Cool­ 11-noon. Ask for Judy. 683-2945 Schoolcraft, Uvonla, Ml 48150. 46075; Attn: MWI>TI Voetker variety. 3 years medical ma'prectioe Equal Opportunrty Employor SECRETARY £vperience Auto Warranty • ing, 23028 Commerce Dr., Farming- GENERAL CLERICAL - full time po­ local transportation company Additional Positions Available ton Hi7!*. Ask tor Chert 442-71W, experience. Benefits. PAYROLL/PART TIME " ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLES/ Cashier/Clerk. Dealership experi­ Evening Appointments Available sition avoJlable; Art Van Furniture. LEGAL SECRETARY-$23,000 Fiimmar with ADP 4 lotuVSyrr.pho- RECEPTTONiST/PAYROLL CLERK (Hamtrsrnck) Is looking for a key Co(*cUor4 • ence required. Top..pay, medical ALL FEES COMPANY PAID Please appfy In person at, 22555 Prominent downtown firm. Valet ny. Hours negotiable. FXM send Respohsfbfiitieawia^Kfude . person lo work fun time in the safety CUSTOMER SERVICE REP Greenfield, SoulhlTold. Service orter.tedj cO. located In NOYI benefits, qualified candidate. Musi For Busy Wallcovering Distributor. parking. Some litigation experience. resume lo: Laurie, P.O. Box 906, accounts payable, patleni_uvst, department. Must be serf-motivat­ area, looking lev Aeeounts Reorf/- be aggrestfvo, organUed, and able PERMANENT STAFF ed, have good phone sklls. Experienced. Good phone odmmo- GENERAL OFFICE/CLERICAL Benefits. AH fees paid 772-6760. Birmingham, Ml 48012. - pjyroH, facility banking A adminis­ eble/Conoctie-lJ: person. Full time to work wen vrfth others. AptSy 10: nlceOona. Secretarial skir^' with SNELIING PERSONNEL SERVICES trative typing. The qualified candi­ transportation experience, typing, r rr t0: Office Manager. leFonlalne Toyota, Farmlngton Hills 737-5760 Good typist. Part-l'me. flex, sched­ w/bener1tvSeV4i ^' »«' 1000 computer experionej. Hon-srftokJng PRESTKJ10US utility require* word date wia have good communicaUon computer knowledge, Insurance Bonstetn. WaVWULke. 48390 66I-6600 Southfifild 552-9060 ule. Small office. Near 12 Mile 4 N. processors. N8I and Decmate pre­ experience a plus. Good benefit office. Berkley, 8:30-5pm. Benefits. Wostom. Mr. KaU, '* 356-1800 LEGAL SECRETARY 4 Interpersonal skins. One year ex­ Livonia 591-2221 Send resume to: Box «60^". Observ­ ferred. $9.40/hr. Can Elizabeth al perience In long lerm care book­ package provided. Send resume AOMiNl^Tf; ...4^ai£tK>Llc. ,.. > ftf- SOUTHF1ELO TPA has ImmCKfate Bioomfioid HiUs law firm'socks an UNIFORCE - 646-43168 and salary history lo: 8ox 626 v opening for experienced enrollment er 4 Eccentric Newspapers. 56251 GENERAL OFFICE, part lime/fufl keeping is preferred. We ofier an clonal manvWt wede"""" d" w ddynami; c Troy 585-2720r Schoolcraft Rd . Uvonla, Michigan lime. Permanent. Flexible hours. experienced Legal Sooetary. Candi­ Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers. Wgh-teth rates ofHoe. WP ^.1 and bluing processor with excellent typ­ SOUTHFlELb LAWFIRM seSia excellent salary, insurance benefits, An EquaJ Opportunity Employer Good phone skins needed. dates must demonstrate minimum and a pleasant working environ­ 36251 SchooicraM Rd. Uvonla. lotus he-'pful. \ »21.000/yea/. Call ing 4 math skills. Can Oariene: 48150 ; 60 wpm accurate typlig. word pro­ reoeptlonisl. 65 wpm., some word Clorical -° Uvonla - Rodlord area. Celt ment. If Inlerestod please appfy m Michigan 48150 Rebecca WtmifORCE. 473-2931 353-5600 exl 5659 CUSTOMER SERVICE REP Dariene or Hart 533-9300 cessing proficiency, dictaphone ex­ processing experience and profes­ An EquaJ Opportunity Employer sional telephone iktf J required. person or caff. Four Chaplalna SECRETARY needed for used ca/ Phone order proossor to hancHe perience, effective oral 4 writton Convalescent Center, 28349 Joy ADMINISTRATIVE secretary re- communication skills 4 an ability to 669-3191 lot- Ught typing, some bookkeeping, qu'/j^d lor sales otrm CLERK Perfect. 5.1 experience and excel­ Clerk. Top pay and benefits ev»3- Suite 25. Redlord Ml. 48239 \-;::a/Novj are*. (313)360-6998 lemporary, possibly permanent sir 353-1938 •GENERAL OFFICE lent secretarial skills. Send resume able. position In our Order. Entry with ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - for •Word processors We are looking tor a kilt time mall 4 to: P. 0. Box 2564, Uvonla. Mfl. r some requirements In the following Microsoft Word, WordPerfect Bloomfiefd kxel'on. Gcr^ra) office 48151-2564. SNELLING: SECRETARY embJoyee b*r,e ,is sales exoovfvo. eraa - Typing. WordPerfect 5.1, Or­ CUSTOMER supply clerk for our ajditing depart- Ltghl filing, phone answering, com­ • Data entry • Alpha 4 numerical duties plus data entry experience. rr-Ani im qualified candidate W.l TEMPORARIES der Entry. Submit resume Io: Attn: • Typists - 60 wpm 4 up - pcr.cPTinmttT PARTTIME puter, client phone service. Insur­ J. S. • Ordet Entry, P.O. Box 395, SERVICE • MGM ServiSef be responsible for 700-900 bliy pot Experience necessary Part-time Secretary/Receptionist • Sn'oplnc^/ecof/nci % Livonia. Southfleld ance carrlorftAicrdination. Bene- Farmlngton, Ml., 48024. . We have a long term assignment Troy ' 689-9660 day, as v.en as expediting the accu­ • Call 464-7078 needed for busy Real Estate office. fils ana-ysls, 13/7el«graph. Some Inventory control ^~ rate delivery and distribution of • General clorical ©pen for growing firm In Farmlngton Uvonla 47.4:7766 ETO Temporary Service 464-2100 352-1300 Evenings and weekends aboul 15 Insurance, experience neceasary. CLAIMS ANALYST.for Southfleld Hiils area. A fast paced customer mail. The cand date must have pre­ hours a week. Needs accurate typ­ Ca-1,- \\ ',:''. 644-4815 TPA, minimum 2 years experience service rep with good phone skills lo GENERAL OFFICE PERSON vious work exporlerKe in the maJI- RECEPTIONIST/ENTRY LEVEL NEVER A FEE ing and pleasant telephone man­ paying medical, dental 4 vision Pay commensurate with experience. Full limo permanent position. Good room environment, aid a valid driv­ Sharp, enthusiastic person wan lad '•••' : AnEHTION Call now for an eppc-Intmenl to be lake order's wtffi-geooi'al cilfice.dj- ners. $4 an hour to start. Will tra'n. claims. 353-5800 exl. 5713 U«i, correspondence on Word Per­ math skills required. Computer er's bcerte. for growing national lease company. Ce-t Sherry. 459-6000. \'-' WORD PROCESSOR An Equal Opportunity Employer Interviewed. Ask about our benefits knowledge helpful. Must be depend­ Phone end general office work. RECEPTIONIST" Wa t)av» an tnvrad'aie opening for package. ^~~r fect 5.0. Dependability a must. . CeJI now for an appointment. able 4 organized. Non-smoking off- We oiler comprehensive benefits Hard working appOcants onfy need SECRETARY. PART TIME en «tperi«nced'wcrd processor us­ CLAWSON FIRM SEEKS Expert, Ice. Competiuve wage offered wiih which Include a 40IK savings plan, apply. Send resume and salary ex­ Stertng Savings Bank has an ontry Experienced. Computer familiar, ing irtus 3.0 and WordPerlecl, 5.1. enced, detail oriented, mbttvsted 528-8464 - paid benefits. Apply at profit sharing, medical, dental, and pectations to: Processing Oepl, level position available for a flexible hours. Southficld location. • indivMuafs' 'muji have exc^oent person wttfi tt/ono communication, TEMPORARY •'• ClrcuKs DIM tuition reimbursement, if you are P.O. Box 9064. Fartnlrifcfon Hils, Ml reoeptlonisl. Successful candidate CaJI Sandy 356-7750 commuhfcatlon 4" secretariat. typing 4 organtra'Jonal skins. Sense 32900 Capllol looking to work with a professional 48333-9066. must be pleasant and professional, Typfrvj 50-^Owpm Is r^a^Md," of phone usage 4 customer contact Lfvonla, Ml 48150 team dedicated to providing the have good communication skits, SECRETARY/Receptlonls! lod ay for an •cpolr.tment. \. requires, pteisanl phone manner. FUTURE FORCE No phone calls. RECEPTIONIST needed, light typ­ and work well with poople. Prior ex­ For sma.1 Uvonla office. 32 hours f RESOURCES qualify services our customers refy •':.•: FOSTERDAVtS * Moo-Frl., 8:30-12.30. $5.50 lo16 an TEMPORARY HELP SERVICES on, send your resume lo: ing 4 Computer knowledge. • musl. perience hefpfuf. Please sesd re­ per week. Typing, ring, errands, : Temp«hrry^B!fii«fir«^— hr. Ca.1 betwoen 11-noon. ask for NEVER A FEE Must have exoeflehl phone man- • sume In confidence to: etc 522-1700. - ,"".:•• :6ST27O0 Judy. 663-2945 737-1711 > HAS LOOKING nera. Lathrup Vaage 552-1320 STERLING SAVINGS BANK Lfvonla - Fanrilnglon Hills Maureen S.OoWeske SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST CLERICAL CASHIEA • part lima 20 Soothfleid 552-0319 26211 Centra! Park Bfvd, Suite 500 Personnel Department FOR WORK RECEPTIONIST 28400 Northwestern High*sy Real estale 00 needs someone with to30hrs. weekly, evenings % week­ Troy 688-9210 Southfictd.MI4J076-4155 4 day week, for busy real estate off- good typing, phone and word pro­ ends. Pleasant personality, must An Equal Opportunity Employer An Equal Opportunity Employer •; Suite 400 BECOME A EULL Ice. Some light fypfog ^ucperience Soothfield, Ml, 46034 cessing skHis. Slart Immediately. type 50 wpm or better.-Apply at: helpful Birmingham 540-W00 Send resume to: Oalplan Enterpris­ 2i425 Ptymouth Rd , 1 blk. W. of CUSTOMER SERVICE A/i Equal OpfKXIunily Employer ; OFFICE ASSISTANCE Telegraph. TIME JOB? es. Atin: Wayne M. Wudyka. 6960 MATH FtECEPTIONIST/SECRETARlAL • SALES SECRETARY Orchard lake Rd. Suite 306. W. $6,50 Per Hour '•* Individual with professlonsJ manner ; CLERJCAUDATA ENTRY We have positions for: Non smoking-company seeks ma­ Bloomfield. Ml 48322 t [Jeed^.full time secretaries. Job WHIZ and word processing sklUs needed ture Individual with good secretarial Computer servtoes company In High earnings working In our West EXPERIENCED RECEPTIONISTS Sold company otters a choice op- tor envtronmentaf consulting firm. SECRET AnY/RECEPTlONlST Uvonla seeking intelligent sell. Cloomfleld Executive Offices with WORO PROCESSORS l sk 1 Its. Typing 40 wpm. poslt.hu I req'uifements are: typing 75 wpm, portuniiy for you If you have had Please send resume to Personnel altitude and willing to be t team For B-rmtngham ss'es/adm'nlstra- motivated Individuals to fJl several the latest In computer terminal (DW4, Wang, WordPerfect 5.1) seme office experience like wonklng Direclor. 44808 Helm St.. Plymouth, equipment. Your written communi­ player • mustl Flexible hours Includ­ llve office of hi-tech software devel­ X lighTJ' ;• •bookkeeping; all phases of entry level clerical {customer aer- TELEMARKETERS with numbers end computers. To Ml. 48170. An Equal Opportunity oper. We are looking lor an experi­ .vtce^ dooumeoL-prooesslng)- and cation sknis, customer soryioe skins • Positions ava-lablo In suburbs ing 1 evening per woek and occa­ $14,560 plus benefits to start. :_ Employer » sions. ^turday*-.Seod_rj»iume_loi. enced self-starter lo har.de a varie- I clerical work, professional image" & data entry positions. Qualifications and ability to organUe end process •"Weekly pay. CaliB&mlce. 464-thkr* lor clerical Include good writing and correspondence will assist you In Sales Secretary. P.O. Box 300, .. el astignvntriis wiili iiiiniiium SNELLING PERSONNEL SERVICES direction, Including production pip­ i excellent communication skills. comprehensfve skills, good math working with our members.' RECEPTIONIST: Immediate opening Southfleld, Ml., 48037. skiiifcand good phone voice. Data MEOICAL BILLER ing. In a very busy office. Superior with Farmlngton Hilts CPA FVm. Du­ COMPUTER TRAINED SECRETARY ¾pIng skins needed. Microsoft • Shorthand a plus. Flexibility a must entry Yequlres a high degree ©I ac­ With a minimum of 6 months cleri­ Small B rrr.lngham office seeks ties Include oeneral office, typing OLSTEN : For receiving In Birmingham Toy 'ord preferred but not requ'red curacy. Great wcrklng conditions, cal/office experience you could take person wim good typing. f.i ng 4 and filing. Exteflent telechone man­ f • Benefit package .available. Please pay and benefits await qualified advantage of this exceptional op­ phone skKs 4 a pleasant personali­ Store. Some lifting. Energetic, accu­ Send resume and sa ary require­ /TEMPORARY ner 4 experience with IBM PC rate 4 very personable. 646-5550 ments to: candldsles. For more Intormatlon. portunity. WOfiO PROCESSING ty. Wiling to tra'n quSTifiod s requVeo. Attention lo detail • send resume & salary requirements please call: 261-8220 SKILLS A MUSTI ir.dMd-jsi. Medical benoMs Sulla 201,32500 Te'ogrepn Rd . SERVICES critical. Send resume to Box 612, SECERTARY/RECEPTIONIST Birmingham. Ml 48O10. avalable Send resume lo: Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers. needed full time lor the month of Southfldd • Troy P.O. Box 833, Troy. Ml 46099 to: CLERICAL" Attractive benefits Include Lire and Detroit . Dsartxwn 36251 Schoolcraft Rd, Uvonla, May 4 June for a Birmingham De­ SECRETARY • Trey company seeks Health caro coverage, paid holiday's Ann Arbor MEDICAL EQUIPMENT COMPANY MicWgan48l50 velopment Co.. Exeeflenl phone 4 non-smoking secretary with excel­ • PersofliKl Department, Office Assistance EMPLOYMENT and vacation, tuition re-'mburae- seeks fi/l timo caod-date for office/ typing skins required. Call 540-4232 lent writing, typing and communlca­ menl. complimentary spa member­ 354-0555 RECEPTIONIST lion skim Send resume and sa'ary COUNSELOR EOE clerical 4 extensive phone .work. SECRETARIES 4 ship and much more. HO FEE Must have pleasant personality 4 Fun time position available wllh sub­ requirements lo: EJox 622 Observe/ t P.a BOX 17«, Troy, Ml 48099-1745 Sneliing Personnel Service, the urban advertising agency for en out­ WOROPROCESSORS 6 Eccentric Newspapers. 36251 most recognized name In secretarial phono manner as wc-fl as excelient Must type 55 wpm 4 have computer Call J. Bollos between 10am-2pm - "HOTLrST" typing, dictaphone 4 organizational going person wllh strong communi­ Schoolcraft Rd , Ih/oola. M^h^an placament is seeking a person with cation skUls. Minimum 2 yrs. office 4 experience. WordPerfect 5.0 4 5.1, 48150 successful secretarial experience. 8IG 3 AUTOMAKER skills Great opportunity to grow lotus 1.2.3. DBase 34- 4 4 pre­ w --- — FITNESS USA HEALTH SPAS wth young aggressive company. telephone experience with accurate An outgoing personality and a de­ ferred. General office experience re­ We neod your skills for top area Comp'cie benefiis packsge avail­ typing skins of 60 wpm. Comprefien- sire for higher Income, salary, com- 737-7200 e-Va benefits package. Send resume quired. Ask for Efcabeth. 591-1100 SECRETARYAYPlST missions, ceneflts and ful training. companies. able. Send resume with salary histo­ ACR0 SERVICE CORPORATION •WOROPROCESSORS to: Group SAA Attention Office Immediate pos.tion lor tocrelary Call Shirley, 851-3660. DATA ENTRY CLERK - American ry to: Metro Medical Equ'pmenl tnc, wllh m'nl.Tium 80 wprrt tjplng s><«. 13 MW 4, Ncrthwesiin Automotive Distribution. 17197 N. office seeks ciporienced loan pro­ Staff. Cna'!cr>j>g position support­ ^3_yjears_experienco in the manufactur- 332-2400 TROY DETROIT position with opportunity for ad- Hwy, area. . , 655-2444 ; : laurel Pa/k Drive. Ste. 200. lfvonla, cessor. Fam.l-antfc with the process­ vancomeni. Excellent heerth, dentti. ing bury eiecul-va. Exce-"e.n! sU"s } ^genvirpTTr^CTT^-T6-r^^^^ ^ CLERICAL Ml 48152. Pteese no phone cais or 528-5122 671-2700 ing ol f HA/VA 4 conventional mort­ pension, disability benefits + paid SECRETARY • EXECUTIVE. A lesd- ardlmsga.CaJJ'arl " 358-2160 wa'k-tr.s. An Equal Opportunity Em- gage loans required Ss'ary com- Ing msmrfacturer of quality food DAViOSON. LAIRD 4 ASSOCIATES XEROX 645-S x vacations and ho«dty». Musl have lata inpul'skills. Please send re ployer IMMEDIATE opy-ing for secretary mcnsuralewilh crpcrtenco. own reliable transport siKm. Ou»n- products has an Immed'ste opening' with proo/essfvA medcal center: Send rcsu.T.Q or eel fiod appiicanis only P*»*»e send re­ for an Executive Secretary In th*V /ith salary history to: Short term assignments for Word Pertecl 5.1 ind rried^cal tormt- Ross Mortgage Corp. SWITCHBOARD . office skills In Troy. Musi have sume lo: Box 570 Observer A Ec­ Novl Sale* office. The Weal candi­ oferred. do to $950/hr. 26JIN. Woodward Avo. centric Newspapers, 36251 School- date must be a sert siarter, Mghjy above experience- DATA 1 riiTTTrhiiii'frortrri t written communica'.Sons are manda­ s»ilcht)osid oporaiois/ieception-' I INSURANCE- fsts for last pjeed. gioV'ng d^nftTJc Lrvon'^ 474-7766 • OFFICE ASSISTANC ZIONIST tory. Must have 3 or mora years re- 1450 NO. MILflORD RD. Immediate pos(tons! Must cenletpertenceInobdjro word pro- con"mun>c,5t>c-r.s firm (B.rmingham 4 !.. SECRETARY' Ncv1 2 fu'l timo secretaries Jo!) ro- Mad'son He'jhli locatk^s) txperlr- CLCRK/TYPiSF PART TIME qurcmenls 01 o tj-plng 75 wpm, 1'ght $15.0007? TlH' »1 »»l In'vs 1-2-3 lor s'mn*/ 20-25. hour|/w«*k. 45 wpm mini­ have minimum 8000 .keys­ ; ence pre'e-aed Hea/y custexr-er HIGHLAND, Ml 48357 • ". $18-$22,0O0 bookVecpng. »1 c^-.aws of e'erkal THE POSI1ION: Enlhutlaslic. bu«. apreeosheel programs^—-—-—^. mum, knowledge of reel estate doc­ troke*. Alpha and numorlc : _Llufllip* -45wpA, hsio s FEF.PA100YCOMPANY v»ork. p-roloss onal l-na^e 4 excel­ nesvke, profetVohaf necepHon'st, We offer a compelifve salary, tA uments preferred. i7:86/hour to 1 rplt «p-p:e~S-c^ ATTN: LA. STRAUSS skills required. Pleoso-.cal) lilo Insurance experience a rr^tl. lent co>T.,Tiun''Ca .'en skiUs. Short- range of beriens _ki a submbfn start. Send re*jmes: HflD Supervi­ work loc-ation. Submrt In confidence vcJce Sa'jry com-^onsurate' »-'.h fordetallsl Stlb'e company wllh an e»c«"jS tb'.fy Gufcmi resume *'ih ss'sry sor, Te»ccm CD, 21100 Northwest­ cM pj'.kivjo ava-Jb'o. Picas') send • resume ouiii.-ii-ig *crk experience t q:nl Op,.-(.•, c'ur-jV En-p'-jycr ern Hwy. Southp^d, Ml 48075 . reputation end no ovc-rfmo. Cst te'f-slartar wllh «>ce«er,t telephone req-j'rc.-ne-.ts to. 39-3-3450. res^r-.aJ si'aryrcquiren>ontstO: manner tnd the sbfity to handle and Sfi'ary requ'ren-ents to: Thomas J. liplon Co. AtlMti-vn Oir-ee ).'an?j:r SNEUIHG PERSONNEL SERViCES Personnel De<-"e-n| ccri-.rrun'ca'c-n tH''s. 2-3dS)-sp?r w-«V. OFFICE MANAGER utfie Oltice in West O'-oomfieid. vtrlousoffice ski's. t\A tme. quired. fi'orlh-»'i'..ax . work a ful lirr.-o ecK.edu'e Wth flexi­ term. C«5 464-7078 LT6TLlsTc^TXRY7T''p^'?n'^>g [o Troy ec-», pid hol'day* and vsealice-s, : tef<-t^n9-1Um, 425 2X0 (leadlines k be proficient In Lotus, Multlmatc & bility for All sh'fis - • 24 ho-jrs e M«d'p-Merd 20*. Corr.p-r^on- proless'or*! work envtrorvnenl, sp» preferrw. O'rrr.Ingharn OfT-co, Equ-vl Op-pork-r.,:/ r.rTp!i,tr M/F 6ther aspects of the P.C. Knowledge of group day,7d«jsawe*k ty. Appro>'mslf^/ Jvly 1 to Oct I. s',-8 benefits p9:kage Including nvyr.bersh'p, tuir-jnrelmbursemenl 7 V OATA ENTRY/ ful time. Fie9*e tun-rt reiumt-s to: TYPiSTAVord(KOcesior/T)pe:ettM »3 IK and pens'on p'sn Grcrith po- and much more. ?!i '5!?l? nsurance or employee benefits helpful. Wc of- We offer rr.sny cxxnpf ny ps'd bene- KEYPUNCH OPERATORS C'/d A. Mc MeHitge. P. O. Box fe-H t.r.s pc:l|ien »<>.'a'.ie Mscl.v : tcnl'Al. SlCnETAny • rcTseT.'cr itlemry in cr a competitive salary & exceptional benefit f,l|. Ou»''^*d Of.p-IIvi-.ls f-V'/d <*'l le:d rv3 maiVet re*<«rch frrn needs 2207, Southed Ml. 45037-2207 6 atierney Bl.Xr,-,'Vd II "s law fi rn. losh exp-e-rknee pvt'<--rc-J Fcr lm- i Fot ir:ii jtinlcrYV.-*'c*)l Pam Jsn'on C»HIMS. Berry al: Mrs. Minn St 451-5225 70 ski:(ed data entry/kaypurKh op- 553 244« Reqi/'ied: Appro>'^s'iey 8 >TS kej^l nxv'jle co*,>'d;rrition, p'..M*,e for- package. eralcrs lo enter quesl'or.afro dsla lEGAl SECR'ETARfre.p-JriencM 3 ws/d yr-jr rosum-t 10 NIE. P. O ; ye»ra cr rr««. rir'nt-ff ofce In An-fik.».n Fe. K'.'-t Sco'cej. Ir<. FITNESS USA HFAUIt SPAS **cre'.«-'l*l erpe'-^e m ger^ral tvst- ; end »-wb8t m responses: _ Cox 2 lis. B'im .->g*xa-n, Mi. 4*012 Winkelman's Scvthry<} Town Cf.ter. Yr'c>fdf-»r- - A'l Fees ps'd by e-r.p'o>-*r 737-72CD ne*s4corp. frees. Kr.->* work In It- Please send your resume to: Ah Eq';»J Oppo/tunrty employer Igetko; iYcr<5Pe«s. beeuliSit, qjiet c»|. r .FlEXiaieiinS/BAUTOIIPM h:'p. f >p<-'lc-rv:e-J in va'ioirj office Entry kr.-et t^*V<>n. I ight typ'nj. fioe*, e'(««*-.t working cond.i'c-ns ANCF. CO . Frr-p'Oit'ePf.-f t» DM- 'iCOAL SCCRi: T ARY r -'--•- 21700 Norlhwestern Mwy. #810 - ..-.CREDIT CLERK .- ' ' (6 Hr. Mliii.T-jm) Exp-erleoce feq'/ured, 30 40 hcjrs dut OS. p'ulCecdf-k^>-«>Sk'''S. f: rg snd pN>^e 1*»"»reo/Aed WW Prt*+t m»!iit», rv^ srr^4ry l''>i' Is te-elbg en Adrr.'ni'lrdtlva j SrnithflHrl Ml 49075 PARTTIMG M.M'MUM 12,000 8TROKCS/HR. per w*ek, Birmingham *res C'/'. Canlen. 453-6746 Ira'n. M1-33>3 Abere^s compet.ens. 642tjj> Af.'Msnl for lit Troy. Ml g.-c-jp In- $7-$9FFRIin. aikforloretls 645 6238 _.. ^__.„^-,.„T- _ SM»-v;e o'r<.Mtii'.lly rmployf r (Ofpending on »v il 4 e>p»rl«.->c*) OUISrANOING receptionist/ flECr^ATiY/Tua" iTMl^aTJre: on Sskifday 4 rx<»t'cn»l Sundvs TioTrsIrJmTufvr"" ' tAiichbord cpetoicr needed by Law effice in SouthMd. P»»t or fufl #xp#rlen<-ed secrotsry mull be k'lg areas, word pKVP 5.1 »,-vJ *hee!», t)p'no. dj- 4 »«'p|fc;-i, oral 4 Krillencom.-ivyn'ca- 8:30am S 6pm at: ice. Experience n*:*S'sry. Word- have exc** ^! oramnur sk'"s for v Sun convir»jn!c»t'on skifs with s-yne MORPACE p-rlect 6 0. Send tesumes lo: CCIfl'walUfJTOnF'oncc e 648-6Mi lies. Experience pr**»rredi but r«t tMs people oriented po«;uon h lion, s .~-ty to »o34. PART TiME HFlP~WANTEO ecrefsry. 100 West Dig Bes.er pre'erred. As an Wustry leerler we FinnncUl. No*Bp»per«,' 36251 Schoo'crstt RECEPTIONIST r An Equal Opportunity F.mp'oyor Rd.lhw's,M'ch'gan 48150 Part t-'i-e nocepticm'sl and appoinl- Suite 200. Troy, Ml. 4»>64 ofler a ccn%peli,\s s«'«ry 4 a gener­ Q We oifor err-p'tiyee c.enofiis 4 mer­ ment teller for busy resl eslale off- Manufacturer/Distributor in 8o>jih- ous bertrt peei^e. For consxJefa- Group chandise d'scour.ts. To e«p!ore fur- DATA ENTRY OPERATOR LEGALSCCnEfARY k:e. PermJnenl pevt'on, good fork­ fiem Is looking for person to handle SECRETARY, pood t^t^KMZ tkm p'e-nse lind resume vtlh ss'sry Ifier.calMrl.GIbenal 451-5227 FuH lime SouthWd location. Mu*1 Experienced. Part HT.O. Y^ordf'er- ing cond.lions. Weekends and poi- phon*. Ideal position for person wtth rr*tu,-», reoeb**, tvfJng skH's, |5 50 oipeclation lo. Washington National Sun Lift of C*n»d» *nd*ffili*tit have e'cr^lenl rnslfi ablity A 10 Ifsy Iccl. 5.1.farmlngton H'sp'ushsur'- s b'e additional hours. Good pay. light typing A some phone «rp*l- to V/f*< hr. Send resx/me lo Rc-*e Insurance Co. 3221 W. O'-g Ce»vef. Winkelman's cakv'ator sH'ii. Ct't-before \ii round'ngs. Te'ephono 7J7-5010 Call Pam lor Intorvlc*. ** *r>c*. Appfy |n person. 26100 W«l 6 Construction. 13641 W. 8 M

«*|R«tM*4 « *iitifeliriiii 504 Help Wanted 505 Help Wanted 505 Kelp Wanted 506 HolpWentod Solos 506 Help Went&d 8a!es m Kelp Wanted 8aloa 506 KplpWantod8st09 506 Help Wanted Sales &07H«lp Wanted Olflcs-Clertcol _Food-Oeverago Food-Beverage A NATIONAL L'ISURAHCE CO. I GOLF SHOP SALESPEflSW - per- PARI TlME/tALES HELP SALes YOU CAN EARN In ercess of -Part Time expirid ng St.-it o*n agohcy, part »or.ab'e, experienced m ladies ap­ Kritlir^ P.SaneoetsVy. Design or englooeri-ig bsckjrcjr^, 530,000 a year. We ere the leader m SECRETARY BEVERLY H!U9 GRILL LOSE POUNDS 4 INCHES the r. Tra'r.lfr'rj*."j *,-s! d parel. Computer exporters hefpryl. W. Byxr/iey area ' parj/ful lime. urJirnited con-jr.ls- the HcsJlhClub Industry end due lo EARN EXTRA CASH Seeking eiparji'on. »« ire looting lor two RETAIL SALES and safe nutritional way without financing. . ' 557- 3266 tip golf knowlodge nooded. Cas , >•• 855-2114 *lons, seri-ie) ne* 6 urjq'jo prc-rl-jct Telephone advertising. $l2/hr. Breaklest/Lunch Server pjfl*. diets or exercise, I prorr-se. Pine lake Counlry Oub. Tuol -thru to professionals No'sertrfl experi­ key people lo f.H let-lmarVetlng posi­ eirnlng . potential. l,'.on-lr>jt.. 5- Sharp reta* ML** secretary wantedl BresMait Cook For Snforrr^tkjn c«3 Don.-J* PM. .. APPRAISAL TRA11.1 iocai oftoc Sun, ea.m-5pm 662-2121 PHONE SALES experience needed tions. We otter tcp salary A fcoouj, 1 ence r*cosssry, WJ 1/aln Resume 9pm. and S9l. 10im-2pm, 476-7355 ,i Dynamic progrrjjsh* firm looking of nstxyuiJ orgar.'iMon nooJs t;s- GOLF/TENNiS RETAIL SALES • ex- company. $5 50/V. + comrfrisslon. tfre ber/«fit pse'r*je. pa.VJ vacel-orj •f work In • tail pacod environment, .-,1 31474 Soulhrield fid. Ing to work ttid. i«.e offer tra'r-.'ng plrtericod In either rettH *i.'«j or CaDSairyalUNiFORCE 357-0644 SALESrFULL TIME - Mens wire. ar^ hoSdey*. prowss'onaJ environ­ FABULOUS I maintain a turvty disposition, who 1» Between 13 & 14 MAJ Rds. RestaCirtr-it vun whTie you kam Potential firs! gof/lennls related b«jsj%es4.' Part fied Hifl Haberdashera, Plj-n-.o-Jth. ment, dts'reble loca'ion, upward FjEAL ESTATE PHONE WORK •:: ' tJataa cKfefiiod &hi* prrrtou* office yea/, M e««ss of $21^¾^. Cm tane or M-time position*. One ol Caa Fred H,»: 459-3733 mobiily. If you are enth-jslisUc, ex­ ' experience. Good typing • must. Licensed f\£ Agonti are nooded to Rose, Mon. thru Frl>*&etASen .Americas top go3-*hop*. Opportuni­ perienced, a leam pLayef. mot/rated Part time phone work In 'our Pr/m. • Shorthand «WK» are desirable but ty for eoSancemer.t. Posrtioh* also Join a very moth* ted company. W« SALES HELP needed lor chWren* • BUDOY S F ARLINGTON HILLS 10am,?pm .- ./ A77-3767 by money, and yo-j can maie • slg- outh office, evening hour* 4.-8 Moo\ / ' not noccesa/y. TN* fu5 time position No* hiring: Oay YYait Stan end AM 'erafat/e fof. experiencod »trlno«f, tpeciaSie V\ kssng And devotopir^ apea'alty store In .Meaio-obrook r -For Hearty : rt r;int contribution, p'ease call Frt No ttrcrQ tavoFfW. Jusi.ich*rH*» ? Is art excellent opportunity (or t PM Busier» Good wages, Great Ca.ii Jm, , •' .if • ' 961-4900 evtocere malts aale*idei MtJL FuS ilrr^ position r«adab)e. team, player who enjoy* helping oth- . ART P/Weeled cfteot Ksl luppfisd. Great Please ca.1 Mr* Dochter. 375-2590 Usa between 96m-12pm al, Lr>g] eppotnln-rcr.li.' Cal r^rtims* place. «o work. Appy. 8udd/». • . 2r7.-0671.Ejrt 314 «». Submit your resume lo: ' . Salts IcfCorp, r.r^ art consuttif-g or financiaJ dpoorlinjtyt^SerKj resume onfVbttweerieerrvilpmi . ' ' ' North*esiem&'M:ddiebeli. -i "Appetites ; An Eq« i,i Opportunit-/ Employe* MOBIlTRONtCS.INC. gartjatipn. sc*ks 6 sale's rinded ln- HELP! lo: Weslfieid Rea.tr. Aj tn: V/«yr* M. 454-4420 Wudyka. e960 Orchid Laike Road; SeM/W-.side • Attention: Office Manager dl.ldualj, with good lasfe In color A TELEMARKETER-PART-TIME "» WE'RE SyVAMPEO! Su.1« 306, W4ll BloomWd. Mi., BUS HELP 4CMSHWASHER ba'ance for out side salts. Ver-y Very- E«eri!r-g hour*. Mon. . Thur* , 6-9, HAflpWAftE SALES - Part time or 3107JJohnfl.' OfAIIAges- 4530?. < full time. Ideal for retirow. ApprV in Madison Helghls. Ml 48071 lor Mitch** Restaurant. Pleat* ap­ High Ea/r^ngi. Prolected terrrtory. Wo have 100/» of famMle* in Matro- Saturday. 9-1. Hourly »aoe* plus ••;•' • 'THE' -'I •'•/ person: Malhiaon Hvd/rare, 3153J pry in p«r»ort,4000 Cas* Elizabeth, If you waiit the finer UJng* ki Ma. Traimrij tWnlshod Ho art expert potrtan^CetroiiwhoHareaontfor . bonuses. Ejpect i6-$ 10 an hour. : REAL ESTATE SALES Fud-Rd,GardenCrty. -.-. - .-•" Waterford. work with one of the nnesi restau­ ence nooded. oulsSJa sale* expert tnformaton Itom u» regarding the 12 Mile. Southr^W a/ea Call $25,000 Guaraiteeol if you aJwsy* . INSIDE STORY. be'.fcttsn 1-9. . •' 443-6893 TELLER rants an-/*he,-». Red Lobster has M« helpful. Mr.'OAOns. 544-5915 p^i^c^a^eo^: '•-.. . • KELLOOG DEMONSTRATORS CAFETEfllAworker* neodod. «25/ wanted to start a career In'reai es­ exceptional opportunities' lor peop'e . ASPHALT REFURBISHMENT Needed lor promotion* (n loca< hr. Exceftont benefit*; Mu»t be be­ ENCYCLOPAEDIA tate, but fail you couldn't take's ON A GREAT TELEPHONE SAt-ES -Fui (time. /J CREDIT UNION of a.1 ages. f^H you noed Is er«rgy Outside siCos person nooded to ca* supermarkets FlexibVe day*. '. tween 18-21 and'Bve )n Wayne chsnc« on k lower fs/*t year income, WecdrJays, 9-5i*n. Ea/n'op lo J400 and en apoet.te for succes*. on local busir*ssos. High commlj •BRI1ANN1CA .-• 540-2020 •-.•'. . FuJ lima position gura potential . those with outside sale* experience. tssary. For Information ca.1: CaJ Kathy 525-0840 »Frvx1Pr A* a Sales Cons-^tiant. you 12roon. Typing"ieii wW be given at carotene. Iroy location. Mon, thru lii.i^xJ.alu opcr,vigs.[i 13) 1-69 C24 AH Ksads *.'* fu(n!ih»d..Carn up IQ -ftCTAU-GIOfiXMJJ'J.QXa^: • Dishwashers --vzi oa rerpcxwoie tor M.T- PART^MruG5typ«t«rirov-»virv~ time of application. Frl., day*. No weekends or hoWey*. 43O-170 + K. Cwr^nhslorr onJy to Gel In on a ground floor opportuni- BE YOUR OWN BOSS. EARN AN d5ng phorie ca."* from pro­ ety of odd K>o». must hcv» valid Carl Peggy or iom . 332-5220 start. Southfteld/Detrort areas. tyl Experier^ed, mature 4 dopend- Weofler Irvcrodbfe Income. V/Ork part or fuB spective c£er.ts end con­ V/ANTED: *0 people to losa welgfit drtrer'* Soeose. CaS (or Intervle* • Fu9 and part time Start toda-/, 569-1818 abie individual heeded lb manage COOKS .Fine Dining Restaurant lime. Ground floor opportunity ducting sales consutte- •ihRe earning money. New- levcSu- ... 354-1600 i Flexible hour* PROVIDENCE hiring experienced Line Cook*. Fui Heailh care products. Clnl 927-6106 tlon*. You provide 1-2 Uonar/ product. No pas. no olet*, 16001 W. Nine Mifc Road H.V.A.C. CONTROLS « pari time position* available.- • Great starting salary year* sales experience, noeiercise. nogimrrucX*. 746-3313 PERSON or couple wanted for part Soulhfield. Ml. 46075 salary Appry at Oufty**. : 363-9459 • Meal Discounts " . SALES ENGINEER we'll pro/d* a comprehen- lima office raining. 5 ntohl* Per k An Equal Opportunity Emptoyer • Profit sharing/sayings plan BI-LINGUAL/ Carrier CorporetJoVf: Building Sy»- incentive* bliod on your results. s. ra training program woe* - eve*. Grancf River, Novt Bd. Automotrva aMer market experteooe $28,000 TO $92,000 COOKS 4 GENERAL KITCHEN • Paid vacations/holiday* lem* 6 Service* has an exceEent area. Can between lOam-Spm hefpfut. Send resume wtlh iatary MEMBERSHIP REP TROY HELP & Otshwssher*. Oay & Wght • Training 4 advancement ^ SPANISH . opportunity Tor a qualifiod kvJMdual Th:s posrtion located m 831-3070 or 349-3210 h>story lo: TRAVEL SOCIAL CLUB . position* available, fufl time. Appry • EJgibHty lor group Expanding local catalog/services wtlh proven track rocord'in EMS 4 ' Fa/mington Hills ofleri an P0 Box 1808, Troy, ML 48099-999$ PHONE RECEPHONIST • 2 day*,. RECEPTIONIST in ponon betwoon 9am-5pm: Nor­ Health/Dental Insurance. business into Mexico. Nood motival- ATC *y*tem sales. ' excellent compensation Frsl Center/SouUifiold. Oui'lfy po- . $15,600 FEE PAID man'* Eton Stroot, 245.S. Eton, Bir­ od people with contacts In both USA The Job entail* working with owner*, package Includog a Com­ OUR TOP REPS EARN OVER ti\psns*cn In Oe- - 262-1400 up busy department*. fyB benefit* 6 hour*. 5 days ptr wock, no week­ at: .'•'—• tion 4 retrott project*. The candi­ We are looking for poople lo con­ " more'*i>ou1 ho* you can-- -trott we hare a fr»« knn-*diat* open- and advancement. Mart. 649-5900. end*. Can 10am-(2 Noon, ask for - 680-3421 date should be highry mo Lv a ted 4 tact. s©9 4 servioe existing cuslom- become a part of the vngj In our SouV.r«td location to SALES AGENT: Tlckot Master. Pert-. sseiiiNQ PERSONNETSERVICES Rovnaine ' •"- 628-6560 ha.u rmWmw of 4 year* control er». Tf you we not afraid of a ttce -rfutnVSyStern teamrVfo-are— m^-k«-our-urrfO/je^progrftm. tt-you- faua. aii! trtin, 4A.25 to t*=W-plua- T BRIDAL SHOP SALES PERSON l TROY Well groomed, porsonaibla. Part sales exporlonoe. We offer an but- hard work.(ong hour*. 4 want 10 an equal opportunity em­ a/e aggress. re, articulate and hare comrrJsslon. "Appty et. 30150 TeJe- " RED/ lime_oet40.000 Tui\ year... ployer. excenofit communication tkills. end greph. &jrta 400, N. of 12 MIe. r -WOftOPftOCCSSOR - : —-COOKr-Vfiiim-trnotnttoT«r^-&rportl - COmpetiL'vfl compervsation. ForcorF lorinierYifAcaJi: •your setf-lmaoe t> rxn'isisient with- Troy firm. Entry level position. Word traWLf-^oniar 525-9430 ence. 40 hr*. with Benefit*. FtedVird ndentlsl consideration, phsase sub­ Mr. Brady 15am-4pm. ,623-2600 our SV^. WE OFFEa STUDENT for after tchooC rjorlcej 4 Period. PC operation & general of!- area. Can lor Information. 255-9101 tOBSTEFT CAN YOU SELL? Nooded licensed mit resume lo: NUTRI/SYSTEM • FuS Training. cleaning f3e-rerty HAi dental Office. ice experience nocessary. Benefit* life 4 health agents High contracts CARRIER BUILDING • Preset preo/jalfpOd appointments W*traji. 642-7120 COUNTER 4 KITCHEN HELP included. Mai resume onfy to:- 4 lead generation program. SYSTEMS 4 SERVICE WEIGHT LOSS • No cold ca.1^>g Day*, flexible hour*. Clean, friendly ROUTESALES TEACHERS-PART TIME Director of Operation*, 2690 Crook* Cat - 473-8823 P.O. BOX 51190 • One on one presentation Rd. Sle 105, Troy. Ml. 46064 restaurant. WiJ tra'n. 14 M8e/Orc- CENTERS English as second language. Experi­ 3150EJii*bethUkeRd LIVONIA. ML-«3151 • FuJ company benefits hardLake 651-1200 CAREER OPPORTUNITY GREAT SALES JOB or SMALL ence required. Caa 628-1092 Pontiae, Ml Attn: VVga Lawyer • No turn doirm (fj%anclng) WORD PROCESSOR FOR THE RIGHT PERSON BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY!" You • Management position* within 90 For Downtown Detroit Law Arm. 3 OiSH PERSON 4 KITCHEN HELP Needed. One creathe. outgoing per rrS UNDERCOVER Wear* EUrthdayt choose what'* righl for yout SALES -LAWN CARE CO. J.T: Morchsndse Service*. Inc. has day* TELEPHONE 4 door to door Inter- year* experience. Pleasant working Weekends. »5.00/hr. ApOpfy In per­ 13300 Han Pond s-'stanl ti-^t rep for. loca3y. owoed Part time/fua time pay. Soodais on FuS and part tune position* ava.1- condtOon* for non-smoker. Com­ son to NE wn«f of Nowrburgft 4 6 two opportjnitie* available. aWe. Excefont sa'ary and commis- Vtew«r«. Immediate oponi-ng* for SterUrvg Heights. Ml. • - t(yr,porary he'p firm lor NorthMsl employment 4 parties. Limited lime One i*it sale* experience or excel­ petitive *alary & benefit*. Send re­ rnJ, Uvonla. Akasaka V 462-2630 sif>j'bs. Field sales experience onry.paJOeth. •> 474-4577 The business was origin**/ operat­ *kir-j,wiSlreJn « 353-7799 market research Inlorvve-nrora, 06 lent communication sxins roce*- teCing. day*, evening* and eom*, sume to: Box «610, Observer & Ec­ rr.usl. To be cons-'dored send re­ ed by the Jewel Tea Company. This ^, 2925 S. Rochester Road SALES OPPORTUNITIES are now sary. Must be »vaflabla 10 slarl rut weekend*. EXperioricV preferred centric Newspaper*. 36251 Scnoot- OlSHWASHER WANTED sume w.th coyer letter inckjdng SALES POSITION tvaUabfo in Souid H • *al«s, service and dot-very bus!-, ftochesterHiPSfMi available at a seeding god shop. 3 tin-* IrrAiediatefyl For personal Irv bul wQ train. Merit bonus pi in, . . craft Rd. Uvonla. Michigan 48150 Hard workor* enfy. Appry. day*, at: earnings Nslory 4 expected com- hrtration company. Eala Wished 4 nets servicing America'* positions are a.aitable. 2 In the torvsew ca» Mr. YVa-ton at 827-7140 Ca.1 Louise 659-7850 ST'*, 14417 Michigan, Oovborn pensa1:oa lo: Gary Borcha/dt, Gon growing frm irvN Oakland Counfy. 5 housewives wtth non-perishable An Equal Opportunity Employer > equipment dept. and 1 In the csd'Jv We accept ca.1s on Sunday. WORD PROCESSOR era) Manag/y, P O Box 3279. Farm­ yev* minimum experience. T lease grocery Items and a fufl Sne of gen­ ORIVERS/COUMTER Help for grow­ ing dept V.'e olter a competitive sal­ TELEPHONE WORK - Appointment Resteuranl Management lngton Hi!1*. Ml 48333 $4nd resurr/e to: Per*onnel, P. O. eral mercTvsndse. $9/HOUR ing earn/Out catering company. Box 0164. Drayton Plains, Ml Y/e are soskJng qualified, tertou* In­ ary wtth unijT.ted grooVi potential. $otting. No tefSng CaEng on busf- Flexible hour*, good wages. Com­ CaSPalat 542-3416 507 Help Wanted nessea, *et you/ own scheduls. ' A company m Pr/mouth I* seeking a . . Positions EXPANDING MUSIC RETAILER 48330-0164. W^ dividuals h two cepadtie*; to own pany car. Caa Frank 471-6616 Two year* mar-^gemont experience heeds motivated, oulgrxhg. psrt and operate their own imaJ busi­ J. HowoH 4 ASSOC. 478-4>553 secretary with WordPerteet export- SALES PERSON tor sho#room 4 PartTlma • limoFex.bie Cashier/CVyk. Must LOAN REPRESENTATIVE ness or so write new customer* lor once. Long term assignment In a or two year* coCoge hocessary. telephone orpors. Soil motivated. . GRJLLCCOK Excellent *alary. benofits and - •*^l#,lAt^>^s^re music knowlodge. Area'* premier mortgage barring existing rout* sales businesses (no APARTMENT LEASING professional office.-^ Exporlenced. Fun time. Froo pott firm *ooklng top notch Individual* to •We lo provide a service to our cu*- CONSULT A7IT opportunrtie* for advancemerit. Up recent 6 mos. reta-l experience 4 eokt-ea&tgk CaH now lor details lomer* tn the display morchandse ARBORTEMPS 459-1166 prrrOego*. Fox Hin* Country Club. to $22.000'annually lo atart. Ca.1 references.' Carl Managsr: from lorn the rnest sale* '"foroe" in the and local hi erview-. for Canton a-'oa. Pirt tun* wee*. Ptymouth. 453-7272 industry. If you leef you can work Industry. Appry: MSl, 25305 John R, ends and evenings. Cal 397-1080 TIRED OF Chuck WiKams bet>oon 8am-10am 11am-4pmat: . «*, 522-3472" Mke Susa - Wed. 10am-6pm or Madison Heights. 9AM-2PM wtlh the best and pian to earn Thur*. e*m-6pm at (313)728-7900 GRILL 6 PREP IndMdual* needed. orJpm-Spmat: 721-1670. ^r CELLULAR PHONE-CO. - kxatod In $50,000 and up. ca3 Den Gilbort at Or weokdaj* normal busines* hr* - Word_Pfocessors, Appry In person trom 4 to 8:30, Mon. or sond resume to: SALES PERSON - Part Time tor CUANtNO PERSON - Southield Is expanding their current 540-6000 ,1-800-645-4465 FLIPPING thru. Thur*. Pogo'* (ine Goidefi Arty * Rogtonal Office hea.th dub. Earn high commissioriS Moo-Frl 5J0-830pm. J4.75/hour. c/o Chuck Wiii:ams sales staff, povt'ons Include full or In .a comlortabie atmosphere. Mjst 4 Gate Ptaja), 6663 Utley Rd. Canton MACHINE TOOL SEEKING MOTfVATlEO Sale* Agent Le.-vn Rd/798 area. 282-2350 UptoSlO/hr- 29515 Southfield Rd. part timo. experience preferred but have sale* eiportenee. must be In wn train the right persons. 353-2605 SALES REPRESENTATIVE exdusfvn In Del/oft area lo bt/kJ ac­ BURGERS?: SouthWd. Ml 46076 good shape. CMI Healih 4 Tennis COMPUTER TECK-On-caS basis. HiR'NG PART TIME EMPLOYEES Entry level position and/or Indhldu- counts tn picture frame, art gallery 6 Ca« Wofvorlne Tempor arte* An Equal Opcwtunity Employer CMb m Southheld every other woeVend. Trar.sporU- Flexible hour*. dayVnlght* now COMPUTER SALES ai with some tales experience de­ photo Industry with exciting new If you're *tck o» rXrty hand* or' ava."^ble. Training provided lor Ca.1 JVn al. 646-8990 tion reoy.red. Exporlence net neces­ TOP CATERING COMPANIES Energetic sdf-starter for part time sired by major machine distributor. glass product Celt/write: Marty easy tkin. why don'l you set you/ 356-4i?0 friendly, responsible lndMdua.,» sary but hr/pful CeJ M,. StroN, tin Hart doing tome of the work. Need experienced Wait Staff. sales posil^n. Expcrloncod w/rela'l Prefer, bachelor degree In engineer- StanchflrJd. Sundanoe DtstrUxrUng,. SALES PERSON RETAIL S with good math and reading *kWs. ! 354-8570 Work part-time in • modem ©flic* 8arlen<}er». and Bus Persons. market a plus. \y. INTERMEDIATE CLERX - Htnd Bin­ •454-7360 THEQROUNDROUND Oay*. Mon-Frf. 11am-3pm. Corriputor Sa'es. P. O. Box 317 ence In rata*, apparel marvsooment kig for frftime 4 partlim* ripenings exportonce ficiphil but not neces­ dery! 2 pan tLme positions a^a-iabie Oancy* Bar 6 GrB. 32350 West 8 WAIT PERSON, fua or.'part time. lor liconsed *a!e» people. Cas*** 331QM.W>cJwa/d •Jancy * No-.t. Ml 45376 and sa5es: Musi have good re'orenc- sary, hourly wage plus bonus pko In our Southfield based printing 4 MJe. Farmington hmJ.— 477-7177 UO/3 U1 t.vS. A+V?, Ll^M, S%x. ^ C4-1 1 508 K«tp Wanted ROYAL OAK «J it»v..sp»>lf-.»^l «nfvni'iT.«-»ry Koney Island. 37125 Grand Rrvor CONSULTANT POSITION way. farmlngton Hits, Ml 48335 Westiand. Can today 326-3807 20 hra. per wock. ResponvbTEtJes HOST PERSON - M time, experi­ 5 day accelerated DorneaMc ASSISTANT COOK TO ASSIST ax- 478-044O Will lra:3 lor professional photogra Include. coHa'jng. ttapfng. Huffing, ence necessary,. appry In person eoutlve c+isf Remy Bordy. Appry at phy sluOO. Earnl.na $14K to $22K MANAGEMENT TRAINEE: Pruden­ '"' program. TELEMARKETER labeing. etc. Duties wis be Wghh/ re- ADULT BABYSITTER - r/oo-Fri. for CA'4lHoSd«y Inn Farmlngton. 35123 WAJTPERSON HELP wanted, rrrust Body Rock Cafe. 19245 W.-6-Mfie. with Ml ber^f.ts 6 advancement. tial Financial Service* looking ag- Be wortlno Vi 30Tdrr», Can Cerofyn needed >earo $6. lo $8. hr. .Experi­ petetrre m nature: manual dexterity Infant, beginning Ju,V 1691. Mast b* W. 10 M.UJ. Fa/mingtoVf 477-4000 bo 1S~or over. Appry In person at No pnone cafi* please Expedonce In customer scAkre. gressh-9 IhcLVdjal. CoCoge degree weekday* bet*t>en 9am- 1pm to roo- ence preferred. 5onv9pm. Mon. required. Some experience In work­ dependable' Reference* rec.uL.-ed. The HiBlopGoff Oub, 4 7000 PowCI pub'0ca'Jon and sal­ Where the *ummer action I*. TELEMARKETER for national ac­ Hiring Baker Trainee*. $5/hoor to 5689 Dixie High*ay. Y/atorford cial Sorvlcos, 17197 N. Laurel Park ary requirement* to: Klmberty EHi*. A LOYiNO other mother needed lor Vow accepting appCcatlon* for: counting firm. Proless>or\al office. •tan. Appry In perton: 24551 West fvYalerfall Plaza), Tues. thru Thurs Orhe. Suite 255. Lh-ooia, Ml 48152 Persohnol Co-OrcTinator. Px>k*. Flexible hr*. Good communication 12 MJe at Telegraph, Souihfteld t-8pm and Frl. 6 Sat. I0am-5pm. SALES, 5210. Detroit. Ml 46235. home (12 rnJ/Drake). Flaxitia p*rt Barback*. Come wtih u* we're g WAIT STAFF needed, Gton Oak* MORTOAOELOAN skMs. For-eppouitmenl. 478-7480 Country Club, fiexjbie hr* C&a be­ Ume or M lime. Must b« reUble, 8AHQUET COOK OR CHEf to have funl 4616 U Woodi COUUTER Sa'es/Customer service SALES MANAGER CLOSERS porr^anent. non-smoker «nd have twoon 11 am- 5pm 626-2602 TELEMARKETER - Non-smoking JEWELRY SALES AppScation* being accepted for part A>«, Royal Oak. for hirdwve store type operation. Financial Associates Mortgage Cor­ transportation. Light houM work or Ume. experienced In American A Fringe benef.'.s, equal opportunity poration neod a PioducOoiVS&Jes part time needed to soldi appoint- ROZ&SHERM ARE YOU menls for bf* 4 d:saM.h/ Insurance cooking a p!u*. Share hrmVday* wtth Continental culslrve. Fa/mlnoton LINE COOK omptoier. Write: CR H.lls Co 2734 Manaoer who has,* thorough knowl­ Part time lor women* high faihion 506 Help Wanted Sales agent office In Troy. Flexible day alrlondrlyouPt*. 489-0068 a/ea. Ask for Waller,-- 477-&SO Fun-Time W 11 mJe rd. BWey Mi 45072 edge of all type* of mortgage lend­ PRESENTLY EARNING specialty store (Maple-Telegraph). time hrs Telemarketing and general Ryan's Tavern: 3100 W. Maple. fW. A CAREER IN REAL ESTATE ing 4 Investor requVomerits. Good AHENTlON VAC FAMILIES - Need $75,000 office exeprlence a plus. CeJ D3«n Personable, flexible Individual wfji BAR PERSON ofHagoerh/L Can. 624.1000 SALES WITH US IS A -HEAL X>B ". people si ins • must. Salary 4 pro­ DECORATOR SALES 12 30-6pmii62.3422 good fashion tor,:e 4 strong back­ mature teon to b*b>-sfl 2 kkj* {8410) Part time. VFW Post )575. 33011 Our programs and support systems duction bonus. BC/BS; Dental. Ca* a year in commissions? ground In Jcws'ry sales. No evenings at home.'pool. &egln 6717. OS Part t.me wc«is (fiexible hours) Fui Ford Rd.. garden City. Appry In per­ ! LINE COOKS * are so effective we guarantee you a Bob Drury or Kathy Zeh at646-9080 « Sunday*. Liber aid scount. -. . Evoningv 657-1635 ton 12 noon til 5pm. lime pav, Earn »10:« you lea/n'lhe JOIN OUR EXPERIENCED. minimum annual Income ol $25,000 CtJ Karen S55-5855 des^n decoratng • business. Ex­ NEWCAR SALES. If not, .we have positions TELEMARXETtN-3 SALES Quality Kitchen and ^nn very com­ wtth unlimited potential. . RESPONSIBLE CARiNO: w"«!jje BARTENDER for NorthvLle Eagle. pands rtta':er has Immediate Livonia Chry^er-PTymoulh has en available now In this area «£8/0 55-112/^/ petitive wage*. We offer paid vaca­ DON'T GAMBLE WITH YOUR LADiES gh.e yourtryf the period babjVtter, needed In our Farming- Day and night shift* available. No openings for sa.es oriented people opening for a new ca/ aa'esperton. r40 Immed ata opcrcngs ion H.ts home 2 chSdreu urOtt 4. tion*, uniform*, meal 6 lood dl»- FUTURE. CALL ME TOOAY11I for exceptional sales g-fl. your ovrn business. Sea experience necessary. Caa after for window Irej'.rr^nts 4 wallcover­ Musi be, aggresshre and have refer­ • AH ah-Hs riOM avtlab'e Fult-TVr*. 7em-430pm weekday*. count*. fiexlbi* student *cheduics SUE KELLY 6444700 Undorccn erWcar Lingerie at home 4pm, ask lor Don 397-0926 ing sales. Cat persons, 533-2501 ences. No experience necessary closers with a proven track Open'tia m'd.iighl pan 10* Unlimited eA'nL-»jv free Seeking rwn *moker with own ear, wtth heaJth insurance available. Atr REAL ESTATE ONE. INC. Caiang coasl to coitt who loves ch-Td'en, pet* 4 *f--«pfr^ BARTENDERS - Flno Dining Restau­ Bloomfle'd - Birmingham EARN EXTRA MONEY Apply in person. Ask for Mike. record of 3-5 years' experi­ trai^g. s.ma5 Investment 349-6225 personnel rrxefve eomprehonsh'e • Part time - fui lime the future. CeJl, 476-f943 rant NrUig experienced Bartender*. training and performance revtewv Te^arkoting: LIVONIA ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE SALES ence who can prospect Mlkeor Tom t1-8pm MAID SERV/CLntOUSEaEANlNQ Fufl 4 part time position* available. Appry h person: Ir^iependent contractors. Career opportunity with southeast­ CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH and close. 352-6287 Now hiring tot part time ds/i. Train­ MATURE VrOMAN To babys.1 3 Appy at Duffy**. 363-9469 THE GROUND ROUND Call 227-4560 ing trenVled. good hourly rale. mUe- *--nafl chJldren S»L everVng*.' J-iy/ ern Michigan'* largest supplier of 30777 Plymouth Rd TELEMARKETING 3TXX»OrcMrtft«*TfW^ »g4 pjid 4 more L7.on,a 4 North- Merrlman. Own trar-sportation 4 ex­ BATES HAMBURGERS - 33406" 5 hJaTlfch "leTe'cdrhmOnranioTtT EARN 52 5^)00 PttlS ; LfcorJa AuthortfrxJTR>i'gh schoji d-p'oma, Apply between 2-4pm PART TIME POSITIONS 27260 Haggerty Rd. SL».ta C11 M«da 425-5400 demand company. Account Manager posi­ Assodales Degree preferred or MONTHLY PRE-LICENSE COURSE Farmlngton Hi-'is. Ml 46331 Monday thru Friday al For Senior Cttltens Complex tion offori an exw-"ent compensa­ It you are a Top Salesper­ progress toward coTege degree. 1 tion packa^r Only highry mc'.ivaled NOvr' HiRiNG - Relal Sale* people. We offer the biggest & best license school in 40441 Ann Arbor' Rd., *ALARY plus tonus, part time. CA» son, we want to talk to you ytir pec>i-en sa'<* record lor out­ WAIT PERSONS end outgoing Individuals w-.lh the EXECUT.VE APARTMENT for appointment. ,' - J26-2665 bound te.'emartti*vg. demonstrable Prymoulh. tlam-3 30 shift, or 4pm-8pm shrft. desire to earn an exceptional In­ LEASING CONSULTANT now, or mall your resume the state. Day^ or evening classes tailored to 14 25 An Hour -Will Train Fu1 time Ss'es and CivvkJl oral and »ritten communication come need apply, ir.skle saloa eipo- NOW HIRING RETAIL SALES REP-. 459-8907 ' Meai* 4 Umiorm* Furnished. eiperience. Can 474-5500 to: aki3s. Hon smoking o^<« No phone your schedule. Classes starting now. rionce necesjaryt Ser«j res>j.me lo: make beueon $5 4 $6.50 per hour, James F, McCormick. Exec VP cats piejse' Send resume to: Cel­ BUS PERSONS 4 r*jh#«h«r». lor APPLY IN PERSON: LAC. P.O. Box 9066. Farmi,'>;ton plus bonus and lots of benefit*. P.0.8o« 13190 lar Of«. Human Resources Dept. Oo8 Unique. 6724 Orchard Lake (S EXPERIENCED SALES Person H.ls, Ml 48333-9066. Attn Bob. Pleasacal. 544-3137 31500 Northwestern Hwy, Suite 300. • Full-time in-office training lo help you c4 .)5 Wile), day* 6 tvenlna*, fuS or Franklin Club Apts needed for local refa-1 store Send Co>jmbuJOH«213 resume to Box 6060bserver 4 Ec­ Farrr-.ngton H-'s. Ml 48334. psrt lime. Appry In per»on. 737-3590 ADVERTISING SALES - exce-"onl OPPORTUNITY • Memorial Ga/dons .1-800-848-7592 to a fast start. ^ 26301 Franklin Rd. centric Newspapers, 36251 Schoc-I- An Equal Opport unity Employer osTpcrtunit'ies for outside sates with has an epening on Ms *a.ics counsel­ CASHIER "WANTED - FuS or part SOUTHFIELD oafl Rd . Lhonla. Michigan 48150 SALES/PART TiME - Womer.i •2 Livonia locations Effective Mi\>r», a rapidly groA-ing ing Haft. We are looking for men 4 TOOL SALES time Apply In porion. Primo's Poia. direct ma J idverHslng con-^any. Cto'.h>>g. 20-25 hours por w«k M* jfASHION/MOOEHUG SCHOOL nomsn of good character who ere Nooded Seil sianer for Irdusifiaj 33521W.7Mi,lrvonla PLYMOUTH AREA cafsterla look­ Must be outgoing with pleasing per­ 4 Mr. Jones, Pi/mouth • In-offico'rclocation department ing for sa'ad and dot prep porton. %ALES. se'f cnro.".T>tr.ts »*Je woi-k- w-j'ing to »-3rk In return for,* perma­ cutting loots and precision tr.s'rv- son an ty.wJt Ham. C aft 773-6100 Csl Jean NfUM-dt 459-4900 WorvFrl, 6:4 Sam-2.30pm. Cal be- k>g In g'smc-jrous d^-'d of rrodcling nent, gooo Income opportunity. r«nts. Toeing Vncw'>J.}e a pVs Sa'o4 a'porterve preferred, but not Sa'sry and commission. 532-1515 CAFETERIA t*-eon7am-i030am. 451-5287 A GREAT PLACE TO WORKI •^s AdmissV-.s *dv.;or. $16,000 + yearly in com.-rlss.'C'r.s 4 oonuici, rcqu-irefc We train you to assure SALESPEOPLE ATTENDANT ' RESTAURANT REAL ESTATE ONE, INC. Droct si'es (no retaS) eiperierme Cstater^ * BILLKNAPP'S success VVorkw-:ihano(hc« terview 522-2200 carpel 4 mcroise your earr.lrfl po- managed by aCRO* You fa cord-siV Ir.vlled lo c^snge learn about r.e Cordr-c-i Banver ~, I Attendant on the *n*rnoon sh.ft In with ahott ol cvtttandlng emo'cy- ter.t'S.. : Hartford South, Inc. >our Ho m 1991. Cs'i for-resrxva- Out SiDE SALES - To $30,000 (bsse Sch*e-:rer .d"ere-ce l-i West Our Lrvory* pp*"'^ center, the ces WAIT no longer lo work lor a (Cert.fed Real Eslate Broker»}<•) BENEFITS WE OFFER.' I c<-s tor Our neil scheduled caroor 1 cc-T«T.^s'or.).>r>?gree preferred EHoorfle'd. ccv-.Kt Jack'a SiOv>or. work schedu** I* Mon. • Frl, 4 PM. - high quat-ty, number 1 re^laurar.l $25,000' • HVjh EarrMgj Call the Proven Pfofe»$k>n.il r.i-;M. Sc*t"ng'l»t;nv'ted. so cat f 1 vr. Outside Si'CS. 473-7210 T 737-9000 10 PM. Duties Include: food service Appfy today, iwo tocatlorj; Gu.*r*,Vood Min^num Inccno < P* dV*st)oni . . . Idday. Staveo J. Gree,M Ftvson.-Kx' •• Job Securitr COL0AELL BANKER' Phyl11»Stutzm«nn . lo» eipioyeei a."id working *i tri* 2?*25 Orchard lake, or Cal Today. • A Future tnM»,^gjton 455-7000 portunity, eaU: Mr.Msb'n 231-65*5 • Expect the best* • lime pojiion. Benefit* l.-vck.g a.nd fep-'aovne-nl of stock, M mil im • iiIII.111 WIPWIHW Experience required. Errwslo'* Rc4- A GREAT OPPORTUNITY h'f (tl$ l'.* Insurance For c'onsJd- co-rputcr kncVodje ht-'p*ul, pirts ta-janl, prymdyth 453-2002 For ah honesl. goal otisnlpd eratksn fc-.lt: -I r H Cc+oon a t. SERVICE RECUITFlR REAL ESTATE CAREER? corpora!* SUPERVISOR/CMN ?IG ioSn CMT Hallmark at: tc/'o-Mng- opf^turtt-es Ivy tvty » . • ruimii^iji- ataN r.*-:e ol'^e servecs or lrx^M- Let us teach you hovy to list Assistant!. $4 50/V, Af-p^m L-*-" »r<-.-ny>ced phone p-Nf.-n lo set rv^rrro rli-vs w^th e'<»; 22fOO CMC Cc• Vor-Dr. Soutf.-^d.- 1352Co>T.t</lip*< son: WAtr 4 BUS PERSONS n-iiKri Cj-it^rt 4 53 674« lgan's high09t Mr. BlTirm. 245S5No>iRd ffevt. " F re-hcchbt5 classus begH^A- ' . 4 . • 273Pltrc«Sl Eipe<'^->.i->JSi'c* pe.-soo.V.lxMn- 349-7035 7JTENTK)N earning Roal fJstnto'Salos Associates. A ' 0^>A'-,t0^n B'rm',-»jM-n tcd^yliv^od EsIs^"'j-;sr-rci^od. 453 6745 limited nutnbor-bf sales positions are MANAGERS Lejrn hc-»» to^cMf'n your M"peiV'Xc\)-piOxi!ic>rt." TX.-a f> > rui'-t-f cf t-.vi* i." us. t'i Sfs's c-f ts« m l*e>'>ry. D*T »nd -:-;/ •' — --.- -6-10 p;m. E*rriH0u-$12O0pi'tt.T« HUP-U SEii-bf FM c".s'M i,»>t's $175lncV.-Oos • Of-'FICESTiN ROCHE^tERTTROY, $\XO-$4ro0futt--^ B-'r----i.;^.»^:fv'c-c^-.'c'J tu't-.via.-sJp,i'(Sii's Por confidential Interview FVstocalMr. Wk^egw n«Jl Kr>-:c-J rcil (•.:>'» I'.'VLDI- BIRMINGHAM, PLYMOUTH AND 1 Few rore l-.'orr.-.jt'Oil ta't d'-ri-^ ATELY G'PJt tiai-i.-vj Fast rr<-^:i busine1* hour |. or information call: 260-0678 C16 €670 WEST BLOOMFIELD. 150-5 1359 2121 Pat Morgan AUTOSALCS "TERM AS IH T, PAR T • TI ME PCS'". -:o -.-^------• IN-HOUSE TRAINING PROVIDEP NOW HIRING! Tc Sli'e f*.-r.i Insurance Age-->ry Ln HC'nda d-v.'^rsNp r^-x*i 3 rro-iey Ore ,-i'rvg c-c. ut-f > CC-r-".pM/ t«-1 Ivj Director of Recruiting mollvafr-d nc,> 4 u'^J fir sn'Mper- Ci'tciv Must t-en-'Ctisf.lrsJ. f--i i-'e, •• TRAINING CLASSES START a »•>•» (<• ion Kt pie trt pos-'t'-on »or.» dt'Ot t<[<*':?c«> (^Vd->0 e.-J »i'.>j to i"n C>1 lo ks.e : Day Waiters U Watti esses P.itpOr-!-t-"! fl 11(^.4 S-AV^-iJ for I'rcmg <» f-"or moro Information and A^'t6'SM'ETFIn?0?F trt-\l«i s'roivjc'oriv to t-fir>v«<- Kiv'.-<:> So-;s i?"e*/• pe-«le*-v* If you've been looking for exciting full" or Largs 6:-:^s-Vpkt<-*«vg for ifgres- gy prod it Is M.vr.'.Vcd") Irx''.od * pre'Mred Good bo.-»'(». rr-p/t*bie conlldonlial intorvlow with • S-o person f<'o »>f-c(io-rC« n^:«s- n:ust ll.'.M! CO Al It'O'l prO.'dvd fvc-ducl. S^>1 r*.">r-,-e to: v Ss'fl Mir>aof<. P.O tlox 29. F^rv 1 port time work In a fun environment, I5ry. W.I tra'n t .j rlg-M pcn-xi Cer.^iir-y t'V.k. OrfJt L't rir^ An Phyllis Goodrich, Director Great worktnj cond^on*. Gocsj ofporlu-.ty to (in $'.("0 $1K0 * out\MI4Jl>0. . come scc*J,ts. Experience helpful but not tervclti Appfy Svr. »;<:k Steve. *1 572-3773 An Equal Oppc< tun'ty fjrf-'oyu of Career Development ChamltfHa" PruceCsmcbel Dodgs, 14:975 Tc's- M TsSuru'rvCi "CARt'EfT 'F^K~PART~~' •call 851-5500. accessory. Apply in person Monday thru graph, Red'ord 538-1500 VH.* REAITORSV NSK^JI CCi.ps.-.y t-->llng Ir.suf- Soe-ving p^o'fts'-c-ial M l»v-» *Vfi Friday, 1 p.m.- 4 P-nv nt: AVERAGE_$8 $T8Tt5uiuY ~* rrxe Pfprt'VMtitiva' for Denol a>!.:ii*'ri. A-VHJV'cc-rncMVin. Ad- • world fa.-NX.-l fashion coToct'oo. A namo you can depend on 250 Merrill Street, Birmingham Must b* sb>e to tpeak cios.'ry. Ij"gh * a.ve convr.ljs'On DA)*lrii« activity. Q-jV'ed <«.-xJiJa'e» *e« REALTORS »lol 4 *r\k>y wotkVig w<:h other*. Cs'i. k'on frl, 9am-! 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f'Vfim iVUMiafi .*«_ M -.:>.:x. r*ikK&U-Sue«Sl*ai';. I'rWMIi-i'iaSfcAW-J.JK.-iT-ygea^ :vu3fc:^'.-ir.vxi«?n:.-CTKa. . 508 Help Wanted 503 Hsip Wanted 512 Situations Wanted 518 Elderly Cere 003 Health-Nutrition 700 Auction Salos 704 Rummage Soles 703 Household Goods 709 Housohold Goods Female & Assistance Weight Loss AOE-OLD ANN ARBOR/ & Flea Markets Oakland County Wayno County OoniBatfc Domestic SALINE ANTIQUES SHOW ASSISTANCE IN PLACING your ANNUAL RUMMAGE SALE COMPLETE House Furniture - S''l» PU1FORM ROCKER, lpvosests.- BABYSITTER • M lime for bright. MATURE ADULT TO SiT 2 yr. old DEPENDABLE DAYCARE ARE YOU OVER 35? Sal. 4 Sun-Apr. )3 4 14 ricknacks! (Of preschoolors.'24 yoa/s loved ori« In a better pufsing home. bedroom sel, boys bedroom sol, stop tab^. pictures oci.se 4 yr. old bo/ In our Farming-, chiid in cvr Dearborn He'ghts boms. Hundr6di-fX-0*a'-6 (5I7H566153 - cha'rs, rtion'il sola 4 chair with es Can Leva; -442-7724 Home Health Aides table. 7'- ¥>" sLite, accessories in- ! Cooking JL.drnVi^ required. Live-In • 313-273-2868 :' Fri.' Early Buyers'' $20.00 at 1 30. ctudad$550. Excellent- 689-1619 coflce lap'o, de u>^ jiccl case desk preferred. Wonderful.opportunity In MATUR^ Vi'OMAW. non-smoker, to NORTHWEST UNITARIAN ; provide In home cara (o/ 4 month 4 DlNA'S HOME CARE Companion/Sitters w-irt f.'e cabi-ilt 4 executive chslr, 2 W.B»'ftWJ..' •• 626-1056 - ESTATE AUCTION , UNIVER3ALIST CHURCH CHNSNG T.A0LE, walrKit, 40x76, mur brgnd r** orient al slj'o area.rugs, 9 month oVJ 7arn-5pm Mon.-FrL Cle-sning Service. We do everything! 604 Announcements- 23925 North western Hwy. • -, Transportation required. Experience Releronces 4 Lots ol experience. Prrvale duly home 'f;are agency proof lop, $395. rowing mechlne. micrijwa.e. . , 522 6847 BABYSITTER/HOUSEKEEPER .' f*>ps yco'reniaJnTfidjepeijdont, In . Sat., April 13, 10am ' . Southbound Ser/Ice Dr. at 9'<* mllos B-rnVngham cc^[Ja srxks warm lov­ preferred. References roqukecf. Sal­ 478-2538 -•.'.-• Mootings/Seminarjy $50. ' ' 474-3954 ary negotab'e, After 5pm, 559-7748 your own honte. ." ' •"•"'PftvtfewWod, 10th, 2-6 between. ^oulhf^Td 4 E»ergroon. Sf.ClTiONAL - S-pioie-tan, gcod, ing lid/ to five yiUh Ihom 4 help with look (Or the baiionsl DREXEL Bedroom • 7 piece, pecan, condition, $275. Out-en Veocxir. chidr-en ia. housjlec-pirvg. Salary ENERGETIC YOUNG Canton grand,- LOOKING FOR A PLACE . MOTHERS liELfER WITH CAR. ma wishes to care for your Infants, Jdeat (or people hoecVT'CJ assistance king bod. 2 double dresws.> night, sola, bite/lan, $250." -344.8760. nC9OtUt:«.CallAI«pm:S40-249J Where you can discus! your ideas 50480 Powell Rd , Pfymouth, M14 COr.'GREQATrOHALCHUnXH OF tables', lamps, 'dressing table. .4 Bfrmlnghsmarea. 6 year old crild. toddler* 4 children, ^perlonced. with personal care, Hghj housekebp- Xway 10 Beck Rd. Exit, go south H Snacks, meais,fun4TLC. 397-1780 lng,'4'ComparJonsh!p -1. • and questions abocl Godtand life"* BIRMINGHAM RUMMAGE SALE bench. Mint. $§00. - - 54.0,2497 sorA-roun. P^ECE MODULAR, cc-l.; BABYSITTER' IN our Farmington References. Responsible. Fun. moaning without getting ^ur arm ml. to Powell, go W. 1^ Mi. - - * . Wed.AprH 10,58PM H.ns home. fviH or pari time. Hon ; -644-7337 ' Haviijnd china, cut crystal, St.or., coa bronn. cxcc'enl. condHior),.-. FREE ESTIMATE Carelutry screened, wyfl qualified twisted lo think one way or pros- ThursApra 1*1, 9AM-Noon DREXEL Dining set.'crystal chandO: $120. 425^591 smoker,* references. Light house­ YOUR THE 'BOSS '. HovsecJeanlhg sured lo foin some ch.urch or oresni- marble statues, art wort<. antiq'je Thurs. 1:30-3PM $2 beg sale. Oood tier, while leather wing chairs, kitch­ keeping. 661-5814 NANNY NETWORK. INC. employees ere RN supef.lsod. Top Salary - Nannk*8. Housekeoper» Service. Let us clean your home iatton? A ne* scries enClled.' lurniture. lamp^. trunks, g'ass. ware, usable dothlng, toys, 'books, 4 en lot, misc. ' 626f62l8 poller/. Iiities furniture, rugs, art SOFA. 3 chairs, £rj/ 4 .maroon, BABYSlTTEft In rr.y li!hrup Village 4 Eidorty Care. Mature, reliable, weekly or one time basis. $10 otf For more information cajl: •' "Life CvesUons'' may be |u»l what more-. Corner of Woodwa/d 4 Cren- flrsl.tlme. Bonded and Insured. you're looking for. We invfle you lo doco ob>>cts,'linenj, Jancy work, ta­ brook. Bioomfleld H Us. ETHAN- ALLSfl oak teb'Q (66 x 42 Bcsl oftcr,. • 534-2105..'1 horc«.3'days per'week, 2 child'en. live-m/cul, fvj'I/part time. 650-0670 Inches) 4 thjirs. excellenl condition, Own transportation. References CaH Diane. "42I-064& UNITED HOME CARE join in a 4-part discussion seriei bles, kiichen ware. ioo(s.-ia*n care NEED A RECREATIONAL AIOE looklng.al questions ol: equipment, Toro mower, lawrv vac, 'FRANKLIN COMMUNITY CHURCH must to*. Mon. ihry Fri. ' 333-.1320 WALNUT expand-away labia!"' required. '. «57-2606 LADY with experience In cleaning > SERVICE^ Franklin Rd.' Between '13414 MS*. 39ttx?a"i closed, 6 self storing 15 to watch over a young man. Need "Who am I?"' snow blowers, sail spreader; Meyer FORMAL DININO 'loom with 6 BABYSITTER: Juno • Aug. Mon , own transportation Good pay.' houses or apartments "Where Am I Going?? plow. 4x8 trailer, much, much more. Opposite Post Office. • Thurs, April In. lea>eS, custom pads. 8 chairs. Call 554-1145 981-8829. 11.9-4. Frl, April 12, 9-Noon chairs, wa'nul Country French. ligM- $250. 421-3316 Wed . Frl. 6 30am-epm. My MW Troy Uvonlaarea. 425-3394 "ts there a God?'' Musl see to appreciate Items from od hutch, serving buffet. Excellent . xr\ • . • • • BagOayi home. Ov>n transportation needed. T.L C. ELOER ASSISTANCE ".'S the UnNerse FriendryT" around the world Majority In slor- condit-on. 25 In. color PMlco con- PRIVATE DUTY home ca/a lex aBecjuipment, new, 2 bs/ 4 2 sldo windows, swags, You haul a *ay. Can 58T7uS£.. : CAREER OPPORTUNITY with pro- now full time mom Is looking (or 2-3 be provided listings ol comparebk stoois^entique dropfront desk, vac- toots, gas heaters, clothing, toys, BABYSITTER NEEDEO Call, coaph PM Ooh Williamson unit 172, side panels. 642-6955 Some days. somo*eves.. throo chi!- lessjbna) management company (or children lo care (or In my home. 459-8109 '. reptacement properties available In many many household Itoms. Thurs. SEARS 10 In tab^ Si*. $50. Eves , .dreji, 1, 4, s 6 years. Refofonces. mature couple to manage Isroo lux­ Plenty of eclrvHIes. meals 4 snacis. the area. Further assistance, as rnJrrr Ra'cigh bicycle, hide-a-bod. 9-3. Frl, 9-12. 6889 Franklin Read. 1 288-1424 Now awaiting daycare license (rom wooden antique trunk, antique wash KIMBALL ORGAN. Mink jackal,- Ply of Farming!oh ^477-3510 ury api. development .in Clinton needed to minimize the problems ol M.le W. ol Telegraph, S. o( Maple. Si'nairaLPs,goldcha'ns.misc. . Twp. Husband must havo aMjty to stale. SW Livonia. 953-0465 520 Secretarial & reiocation. will also be provided. Ell- stand. TV Stand, matress 4 box 774-8658 BABYSITTER NEEDEO make various repairs. Wife musl gibtilty Is based upon occupancy at springs, lawn (urnilure. To Timothy STEEL BUILDINGS 4 BARNS from '• PLYMOUTH SITTER ha3 Immediate Mcre'and. unit 215. door antlers. 3 705 Wearing Apparel 20 to 100 II; wide 30x40 - $3,350," Dependable, responsible, non- h3ve saJos aoJsty 4 office skills. openings Love, attention, activity. Business Services the lime negotiations commence on LOVESEATS (2) hwy with trcJl-sing smoker to "provide full time TLC In Resume to Paragon Properties. PO a parcel. Any occupant considering siNer tennis cups. To Focus Adver­ green. exceCent condition. $75 for 40x60-$6,350. 50x100-$15,900. ., First aide trained, greal references, BUSINESS SUPPORT SERVICES tising, urul 217. hies 4 hanging fold­ MINK, hfl length, site 10-12, less Close out prices. 1-800.255-9883' . our.N.W. Trey homo tor 3 sma'l chil­ Box «3083, Birmingham. Ml. 48012 future teacher. LU. 459-1088 a mow should chock before moving than 1 yr. old, $1,400 or best otter. both. Call evenings. 589-2368 dren. Must fttve references 4 own with the Relocation Unit at the Ko- ers To Theodoro Alex, urnt 219. : •Word Processing .. Va^>ed al $3,000 647-9538 WALOENWOODS resort member- rerable transporta on. Salary nego­ CARETAKER COUPLES SPRING CLEANING DONE Roches­ nosha Field Office at 25000 Keno­ portable TV. cookware set. comput­ MATCHING OAK entertainment Aro you Interested In a caroe-r In the "Spre-adsheels/lnvolcing-Lotus .- er desk lop. got! dubs, h'de-abod. cooler, dming table 4 chairs, bar. Ship, 15 yrs. Oh contract. 1991 tiable. CaH:' 641-8681 ter, Tro'y. Bloomfiotd, Birmingham. sha, OaX Park, Michigan 48237. DRESSES FOR prom, siies Irom 6 membcrsh'ppaid. $2000. 437-1072 epartmenl Industry? We aro looking «Transcription drop'eal table. To Oennis Huguloy. to 12. Lavender, white, white, lace, coftee tables. Ike new. $1750 takes Restdentlal/commorcia). Mary • Reports - Liters • Resumes. lolephooe 545-5320 or the Metro BABY SITTER wanted.' Over 18 for aggressive, sell-motivated peo- Maids. bonded/Insured 682-4078 unit 348. marble table, top. crafts­ fxnk, black 4 white. Prices from $75 all or win divide, e.-es. 737-0585 years oid, outsido of your homo. ' Text Merge - Fax - Copies ttsi/tct Office at 18101 West Nine pla to |oln our now team concept, Mile Road, Southfleld. Michigan man rad-al a/m saw. lawn tools, bar­ to $125. After 7pm. 474-4724 71iMi8c. For Sale Flexible hours'. $5. hour. flood pay 4 beociy.* to those who SPRING CLEANING: wall'washings, > Por sonalizocLTe'epnone Answering rel crock, antique floor lamps, an- MOVING SALE - Furniture 4 app3- ,, , .. . 844-2493 > Laser Printing --- -.'-'- 46075, telophtrne £62.-3425 week­ ences. 1 day only. Thurs. Apr. 11, v qualiy. Call Glen for turther dotits windows Inside onry. heavy cleaning, days between 7:30 a.m. and" 4:30 trqoe appliances. To Stephen John­ FULL LENGTH, mink with crystal Wayne County at. 981-3891 Saturday mornings only. Call; «Confidential - AflordaWe son, unit 362, chair 4 Couch, dining fox sleeves 4 tuxeilo trim $2000Tap- 9am-5pm. 415 Argyle, Birmingham, 6LOOMFIELO FAMILY socks per­ • 22 Year s Experience pm. A brochure describing the relo­ S. ol Maple. E. olCranbroqk. . BEDROOM SET.$100. Anolher.bod- Christian Homecleanlng 455-5402 cation program may be obtained al table 4 chairs, chest ol drawers, pi­ praJsod al $5000). White Fox Jacket. son for full tmo housekeeping posi­ CARETAKER COUPLE -Saturday Hours ano, 3 bicycles. 3 sleds, animal car­ $500. Petite to small. 681-2152 room sel $200. Console siereo $75. tion. Live-in or out. Musi love chil­ Needed full limo. Wagos Incfude TIREO OF WEEKLY CLEANING? either ol these offices. Owner-occu- QUALITY ITEMS - Furniture, major Excellent. 258-6256-or 421-4552 pants, in order to be eligible for re­ rier, games. To Kt* Lemessuriur, dren and hive local references. Ex­ apartment 4 utilities. For Interview Call Oee - Good references Secretarial Solutions • — MATERNITY CLOTHES - ceroor apptiar The Michigan .Department ol Trans­ poles, step ladder. To Haryey Rob­ QUEEN SIZE waterbod. mirrored. CARETAKER COUPLE lof Wostland Village Secretary ' ' ert Tanner, unit 524, Campaign type Summer wardrobe In exceiienl corv Call anytime, 676-8770 CARiNG. MATURE LADY Wanted apartment community. Hard work­ portation conforms to all Depart­ bookcase headboard w/padded r Southfioid - (313) • 557-2434 (urnilure, metal wail sculptor, shag, d^Hon.SUes 12-14. Ann. 425-0509 for housekecp ng and to help care ing lo do cleaning and maintenance. 513 Situations Wanted. ment ol Transportation policies as sidoraiis, 6 drawer pedestal, $200. EXCERCISE MACHlNE/SOLOFLEX, rug. roc room couch. To Maureen 649-3331 With leg atiache.T.ent. Excerem (or 3 chi'drcn. Must bo ab'o to tr.e- Advancement Is available. Salary, SECRETARIAL SERVICES outlined In their Order 562.01. Spe­ PROM ORESSES; worn once, lh. Reiercnccsnecessary. 543-5050 Male cific assurances are providod as to Court, unit 537. bed frame, iming various colors, sire 7-8,9-10. , Condition. $650. Ca'I. 953-0588 apartment 4 utilities Included. If In­ Resumes. Oictaiion. Bookkee'png welghls. To Gregory Williams, unit RELOCATION SALE - Chinese cabi­ terested please cat, 425-8070 the. availability ol adequate replace­ Call Jennifer. ' ' 227-3237 CHiLO CARE/HOUSEKEEPER CHAUFFER, BUTLER 4 mainte­ on Lotus. Word Processing 558, dark oak dining set, Bentwcod net, rosewood carvings, tables - co(- EXERCISE EQUIPMENT nance with 10 yra. experience look­ . Our computer-flexlblo hours ment housing before the acquisition foo, gateleg, piano 4 era Bookcase 7 machines by Stenderlzer. Compu-. 3 days/week In W. Bioomfield homjL. llVE \H couple for soa'or dliien and removal of housing is started on rocker, brass cheval mirror, rolls of WEOODING GOVrYx w/lraln, size 8. Seek warm." onerge'.icV experienced apartments. Responsibintlos Include ing lor position. • Local references ModeJ Office. Inc. 534-8762 carpet, loveseal, fie boxes. To Gen­ 3 mos. old. Head piece 4 veil 4 cabinet, loveseal. rugs-4-.-Wlso menl tradilionai equipment s)Stems available. • ,» 388-8345 a project. This Includes verification Items. Leave message -669:4465 or excellent for' chiropractic use person. References 4 own transpor­ night oo cat duty for cmorgoncloa In that reptacement housing is in place eral Furniture, units 820, 912, 913. Included. $500. 652-9415 tation a musl. 646-7771 300 sq.ft. of antique furniture In­ Custom colors, rose 4 |ade. original, exchange for $ bedroom apartment GRASS CUTTING - Very reason­ 522 Professional and has been made available to ail SEARS 18 eu.tl. upright freezer 4 utilities.' MtrV" work elsewhere cluding oak table, trunks, couches, WEDDING GOWN - hory satin, cost $22,000 WiR se'Hor $ 18.000 CHRISTIAN Daycare mom needed able. Trimming, edging also Includ­ dispUceos prior to proceeding with unworn, size 13, layVor made. Origi­ $400; Maytag dlshwasher.$300; Call: 464-1234 days. Can Mon.-Frl., 9am-5pm. ed. Very dependable. Please can Services construction. A. housing study of cradle, sewing machine, glass front to walsh my't'.H yr.- old da'jgMor. secretary, curved (root display cabi­ nal price $700, asking $300/best. Maytag washor 4 dryer $200/both. Moh. • Fri. 8annS:30pm, Canton 661-5220 Fucha/d at 422-3088 each project area wis be conducted. Evenings 481-1424 Days: 323-8085; Eves. 474-0101 FREE TELEPHONE POLES all s'zes PRIVATE SPANISH OR ENGLISH as The study win show II housing Is net. To Nancy Whitehead, unit 227, arel.Ca'l Kathyal'.w 5pm:459-1535 MANAGER COUPLE - Experienced LAW CLERK - socks Oakland Coun­ 2nd Language Classes. Experienced 16 gallon wet vacuum, goll clubs. for landscaping., decoration, e'e e'vaiiablo and determino the coal ol WEDDING GOWN • Size 10, white. SELIG 3-ploce carthlooe sectional 42020 Van Born Rd , Canton. Cal only needed lor 150 unit apt. com­ ty work. Graduate with honors from teacher. Reasonable prices. Corpo­ Schwinn bicycle, metal mesh lawrt Bianchl 1991 Summer Style from w/ottoman. $250. Marble base w/ CLEAN HOWES • Days. Mon-Frt. plex in Rochostor area. Good loca­ ra', o Inquir es welcome. 54 £0023 decent, safe, and sanitary housing. for more Information. 397-5801 Own c'a>. i5-$7/hr. Nico wc ft. American J p.<.vo—f—kia'.B.. seeks Res'dent Manager Couple for Connection Publications 650-3070 AVON 1936 bath ensemble gift set, BEVERLY HILLS* garage,. ) 1733 Oak. Birminjhan. and V/est Bioom- NEEOECMnslde MaH Oelrvery~work boxed. 5 piece Nixon. Furniture, rider mower. Iron- DIAL-A-MATIC greal condition. $600. 453-6174/ Ann Arbor 4 Northern Oakland for people using electric wt*c4- ficid. Ca'I loda/ for an Intcrvie N. County Areas. Duties Include: aJI 608 Transportation Aller4pm. 477-7293 rite mangle, glassware, pans, Jewel­ ZK3-ZAG sewing machine. Makes 653-7735 chaJrs. PartScuiart/ usoful In large RESULTSI - TOOL 4 DIE Makers tocJ $cl: maintenance and grounds, renting RESULTS! & Travel ry, high chair, porta-crib 4 Misc., designs, appliques, buttonholes, 2 boxes. $300 or best offer. office buildings. Call Joe 469-8360 BELLS - Diladro 1987. $50. 1988. Frl. 4 Sal, Apr II 5 4 6.9-5. etc. Repossessed. Pay oil $54 cash Amlcare Se*/lce3, Inc.. and marketing apartments, collec­ RESUMES 4 COVER LETTEflS $35; Goebol HummWwork boll 1976. 728-7045 tions end recordkeeping. Compen­ or $6 per month. A\t\n Ec.uart^iaj4!0r.:ty Employer That Get Rosuits cranberry crystal. Original box and ROCHESTER - Annual garage sale. sation Includes: monihry salary, 515 Child Care Provisional Career N.W. Flywrite Wanted GUARANTEED TOOL MAKERS precision tools tor'.' : price. $75. 464-6769 234 5 Oklahoma, ofl Brewster. Fuml­ DARLING KfiA'BORN sooks ejporf- apartment. pa d vecation and paid Development Center Cash waiting 721-4656 UNIVERSAL SEWING CENTER sale. Ca'I for appointment enced person (or part timo day c«/a BABY PALACE • 2 weeks to 3 yrs. lure. household, clothing - lots ol 427-1641 training. II you enjoy working to­ large sizes. Apr. 114 12.10-6. 2570 Oixle Hwy. in ^s Northviilo homo Begin May 1. gether and customer service is 1m- Loving 4 qualified staff. Small 674-0439 '. 420-2529 centor for particular people. 313-533-7373 610 Card of Thanks BEV OOOLITTLE - "lui Forosl Has UNiSTRUT STORAGE RACKS fKHfant to you send a resume or let­ Eyes". 453-6050 ROCHESTER HILLS - Tburs.-Sat. SMOKE-GLASS (2) tables, (cdcklal ter of introduction to: CAMG. P.O. Farmington. 476-7370 RESUMES from $20 - write/edit/ HOLY SPIRIT - You wno made me unassembled, $2 00 lo $5 00 per DAY CARE needed foe 8 4 5 year •9am-4pm. Lots ol good furniture, 4 dining) In excellent condition. piece Ask for Bill 4276648. Box F. Ypsiiantl, ML, 48198. Atln: N. type/print-ailfe'ds-20years . see everything 4 showed me the LLADRO. "I lovo You Truly" bridal some nearly new, household Hems, olds. MOii.-Frl. my homa or-yours. way to reach my Idea). You who Moving - wia sacrifice. 661-3001 Llve-ln possblo. Must havo trans- J. A. BEVERLY HILLS experience. Oays/Eves.AVocke.-vJs. dance. (L1528) 14½ Inches High. good clothing, lamps. 950 CHILDCARE CENTER NoobOgallon appoir.tmont 646- 5747 gave me the dMne gifl lo forgive 4 $400/t>cst. Diane 650-8094 VanHoosen, oil Tlenken; 1 mile E. . SOFABED, QUEENSlZE. gold. . 712 Appliances portat/on. Joy/M.ddiebt-H area. Af­ forget Iher wrong lhal b done to me ter 6PM or leave messaga 422-7471 511 Entertainment A Non-ProM Organization Has of Rochester Rd. excellent condition. $400. Openings lor Children Ages: 4 you who are In all Instance ol my MUSEUM QUALITY mineral speci­ 649-6532 AUTOMATIC washer, electric. $150. •EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY CAROLE'S MUSIC FOR LIFE. Solo 15 Mos. to 5 Yrs. Open- 7am-6pm. 523 Attorneys Lie with me. I In this short dialogue mens available, interested parties TROY MOVING SALE: 2127 Russet, Gas dryer. $50. Etcclric stove. $75. For cc-'e^o student with Nurso AWo Pianist or Oyo/Trlo/Qtrartot. Bach Offers Developmental Pre-School want to thank you (or evorylhlng 4 can 644-2150. 10am-8pm. Cootidge 4 S. Brvd-. April 11.12,13th. SOFA, LOVESEAT. rodinef. chair AJr conditioner. 22.000 btu . $100.-'-- eipc/ienoa to care lor Quadriplog'c to Boogie. Jarz 4 Classical. AH Oc­ Program. Qualified Start. Nutritious Legal Counseling confirm once more that I never want 9-5pm. Furniture 4 Colloclab'es. w/ottoman, 3 tables. 2 lamps, excel­ Alter 3;30pm 591-1607-- lo be separated from you'no matter SALE OF ART 4 ANTIQUE ITEMS lent condition. $1100. 477-8799 man. Private home. Pr/mouth. Tl.T.e casions. Lessons also. 851-3574 Moais. Birmingham Location - AFFORDABLE LEGAL SERVICES to study. 2 evenlr.gsAweek. 4:30pm- near l4Miio4iehsor. how great the material desires may Paintings, prints, arts 4 crafls, Royal W. BLOOM FIELD - Clothes, ex­ FREEZER (Chosl) Kenmore. large. Bankruptcy. Wins. Real Estate, Cor­ be. 1 want to be with you 4my loved Doulton, HummtJs, Marian Hasc-aii, ercise equipement 4 more. Apr. 13 SOFA SLEEPER, Quoenslze, neutral 23.1 cubic ft. holds 700 lbs $250. 10pm. Good pay. Non-smoker. Rcf- GROUP RE-ORGANIZING porate matters. Speak di/ecvy wtih erenccs^Caii Muriel. Needs base 4 keyboard playor. Vo­ 644-5767 ones In your perpetual glory amen. glass, Lalique, pottery, old furniture, 4 14. 9-5pm. 6742 Toquesta, N. ol colors and rust Stftvel chair, $100 or •542-1199 Attorney Leonard 0. Jacebson silver, Art by Alumni 4 Friends of Walnut Lk, W. o( Farml.nglon. best offer. ' .442-0074 Artrx 230pm on?y. 453-3563 cal ability a plus. Must be dedicated CANTON • SHELDON/PALMER 355-4544 Thank you (or your love towards me Fridgidare. was.vor 4 dryer, slacked, 4 Go'd-M nded. Top 40 show band. 4 my loved ones. Person must pray Cranbrook. Thurs , Apr. 11 to Sun. EXECUTIVE SEEKS HAHOYMAN Licensed lamlh/ home. Proprietor Apr. 14. 10am-4pm. Free admission W.. BLOOMF1ELO • Thurs.-Sat, SOFA, 5 ploce sectional. $250; 2 2 years old. gold. Ike new $295 . Year-Round Workl For Audition Call has dogreo In child development. Divorce, Probate, Bankruptcy Ihe prayer 3 consecutive days with­ 9am-3pm. 6897 AJden. of) Willow For la*"n maintenance, house cJean- out asking your wish after the 3rd Cranbrook Academy ol Art wlngback chairs, washer, eloctric 722-9575 10am-12 Noon Onty 397-8884 Real Estate, Traffic. Ortver Lie. Rd. between Keith 4 Hiiicr. Clothing, dryer.Eves . 644-4247 irig, srnal errands, base pay. full Ask for Don Jr. 313-4M-S63S day wish wilt be granted no matter Museum, 500 Lone Pine Rd (Gala FRlGiOAlRE slacked washer 4 benefits. Exlremery re'iabio 4 de- Free first Appt. 15 Mile 4 Orchard preview Wed, Apr 10. e30-9pm, furniture, small appliances 4 more. CHILO CARE In my licensed Bloom- Lake. Bruce Menken,Atty,851-4S60 how difficult It may be. Promise to STANLEY ARMOIRES Pecan wood, dryer, brand r.e*. $495 pendabia. Live-in situation avail­ MUSIC TO YOU REARS field home. Square Lake-Telegraph. publish this dialogue as soon as.lhe $35 admission i For more klngslze headboard, light bridge 788-934 2. able. References required. Resume OJ for Weddings, Parties end Gra- Warm learning environment, mtaJs, fivor Is granted >.. Leaf<. Cali Info/malton calf. 645-3300 707 Garage Sales; and mirrors. Eves. 661-4480 10: PO Box 730. Plymouth. Ml 48170 du aliens. Book c-arfy and sava. snacks. Full or part time. Overnight 600 Personals GAS RANGE gold. $75. Gas dryor" ' "Xilont'on.S.L.C. Dave, 669-5844 available. Call Glr.a - 335-4238 PRAYER TO ST. CLARE. Pray nine Wayne TflUNOEL-BEO'^BoyOr girls, wa'nut $100. f>shwasi,er $225. Unused BODY?7ftn\ MiNO ? SPIRIT? Hail Marys once a day, (or nine 702 Antiques drawer-Ike. brand new. excellent dishwasher in carton S34S 852-5341 FULL TIME summer or-Jy - For 2 WANTEO: Musicians (or 'authentic LIVONIA - Gigantic multl-lamUleal CHILDCARE days On the 9ih day publish this ANN ARBOR ANTIQUES MARKET , cond.tkx\$250. 258-5583 • chi'- 'chairs $150 for both or best of!e/. rands. Top priority would ba he-'ping lent references, experienced. oreat offer belpre tt's gonel Save THANK YOU - Blessed Wain, Hloy The Original!!! only. Sal, April 13,6am-4pm 16211 362-2095 - . KENMORE washer 4'dryty". $200. woman wth porsonel hygiene, EXCELLENT CARE In my Hcensed Spirit. Father So>anus. St. Clare, St. Winchester, W. ol Haggerty. S. ol 6 Kenmore refrigerator $80. Battery Available eel 531-8048 J450 by taking advanlaga e( this ALL ANTlOUES BOUGHT dressing, therapy and transferring, hon-.e. Loving almospharo. non- deal lo become a member of Greal Juda. St. Kolbe, Si. Theresa, Sacred Mile. CofirxtBbles. chopping b'«ck, TY/O TONE tan loveseal and queon- operated 3 whee'er $40. 2 steel lion, thru Frl. 8-5pn. Middieboit/ ABOUT BA81ES smoke/, active parish member ol. Heart, (or'prayets answered. SR. Postcards, old movie magazines, lenl, Commadore-64 computer with size bed. Soolt sloroo. iinks 4 1 sleet bathtub, best offer, Expectations - a great place to meet paper dons. .toys. . SW\ china, llorthftCStern. $150 v,ocV Cat after They aro cued'ed 4 cared lor In a St. Robert Bellarmlne Church. quality people, and a lifetime mat*, mon.tor, printer, 4 software, floor Please cal alter 6pm, 853 0509 Humidf-tr $40. Pool heater $100.' 6pm. " 855-9187 warm loving-home. Specializing In Impressive roferences. 937-0942 THANK YOU St. Jude 4 HO>y Spirit glassware, military. 348-3154 loom, housohold items. 471-6683 as I did. $1400. Days 362-6401 (or prayers answered. MAW. Mwborn 4 Infant care, fun timo Evenings. - 292-7698 ANTIQUE Beveled 4 siained glass HOUSEKEEPER/NANNY, expert- oponing.Wesl'and 326-9567 KIDAMAROO QUALITY Licensed PLYMOUTH. 3 famlry. Odds 'n ends. 709 Household Goods MAYfAG Heavy Duty washer-'eloc- e>Ked. 6 days, r.co smoker, rcfer- Home Ch"d Care. 13 Mile 4 700 Auction Sales windows. $250 . many in matched April 12-13, 9-5. 14888 Haggerty Iric dryer. Avocado Green Excei'onl errces. Farn-: ngton M ::s-V/. Bioom- QUALITY loving i'nuturlng environ- Woodward Area, 2 lo 5 yrs. old. 3rd ST.'JUDENOVENA -• sets, 50-spocia.ty priced al $125. Rd , betw. 5 Mile 4 Schoofcraft Wayne County ccndl-on $100 each 6S9-62E9 May the Sacred Hoart 01 Jesus be each, 20% oil Ihe rest. Sat, Apra 13 •(ildi/MV- 661-1978 ment (or your Infant, In W. Bloorrv shift available 288-0837 BASSETT Ful quoon tiro bed. triple l,e!d. specializing K\ newborn care adored, glorified, loved 4 preserved ANTIQUE AUCTION onry. 12 noon - 4pm. 21005 PLYMOUTH: 1146 Terry, between MICROWAVE OVEN - P.CA (op ol HOUSEKEEPER NANNr - liv-3 In. LICENSEOCHILDCARE .- . throughout the world, now 4 forev­ FRIDAY NIGHT, APRIL 12 6 00 P.M. Tamarack Circle. Soulhfield. S. on Ann Arbof Rd 4 Ann Arbor Trail, dresser with mirror, mens chest, line modrj. 725 walls, fu'l s-ze. w^th lots of special attention. night stand, good condition. $425 Care lor 2 sma'l ch'kjren 4 grand­ 861-4688 8 Years experience. References. er. Sacred Heart 01 Jesus, pray for PREVIEW 5O0 P.M. 10 mi*e. between John Lodge 4 la Haggerty 4 275. April 11, 12,9-Spm. fully automata. 1 yr. e'd Cost $440 ma. References required. Troy area. Mila 4 Ir.ksler area. Programs for us. SI. Jude, worker o! miracle*; Romulus ProgressiveY0>ub . hs?r. FoilOw red/whilo ariows. Also eft aluminum doorwa'i. $75. brand nc r< ccn^iuon. $ 140. 459-6355 ' 24 7-3592 ARE YOU looking for a mature per­ iiajes. » 532-5919 pray (or us. Say this prayer rtM 11580 Orga. Romulus PLYMOUTH: 11767 Prisc'la tano, \* . • 355-3?8<. f N. ol Ann Arbor Rd , W. ol Sheldon. son to care (or someone. Special? limes a day. by the eight* day yoV Arit^ue cherry headboard 4 fool- BEAUTIFULLY RESTORED ASH .';-.. HOUSEKEEPERV/ANTEO Re'crcnces. enperlence, fu'l/part LICENSED Child Caro In Southfleld. prayer win be answered. It has nevk Teko 1-275 Soulh lo T94 West.-Cxll board for v, sire bod plus malliess Kitchen labfe, antique pedeslal REFRiGERATOR-22 curt sde by' P.V1 trre fc>r Senior Citizen Warrn. fr^ndty atmosphere. Quality lable, queen matress/boxsprlng, droplea! 1910 table w/4 earied s'-As. almond, eicC'ent condilion lime. ' PM: 357-3144 been known lo fail. Publication muv Haggorly Rd. (1st. exit west) go 4 box springs. 524-9697 chairs, exce'lent. $650. 562-4997 Apartments. Days only, 8arn- care with meals, crafls. TLC 4 plenty be premised. My prayers hayo beert south 1 mi'o lo Huron Br>a Drive 4 bedding, wood desk, lamps, house­ $150. 373f32«' 4:30pm. Southf-c'd are 1. 358-0212 BABYSITTER; LOVING mom offers ol fun. CPft/Flrst Aid. 10½ 4 South- go led or east 1V4 nVHos to 5 Point hold goods, lots more! ^ihurs-Sat, answered. ' OUNKBED SET - c'rls wtu'.e'go'd REFRiOEflATOR, GE. sde by s-de • experience, cxctfenl relerences, fie'd. 443-1975 Intersection. Romu\is. Turn sharp ANTIQUE mahogany ctagere. lata April 11-13,9am-4pm. * .. trim, brass handles, mirror. 8 LIVE-IN ttOUSEKEEPER lo ctra lor : lEOO's Dost oiler CaH 478-8661 $275 Kern-ore washer. $75. 100'/. dopondabihry. and lots of St. Jud«, HeiperolthoUcJpiois. i left on Orgs, you're iherol drawer dresser, exconenl cond lion. 2 senior citizens. J.'JSI t-a hor.ost 4 TLC. Ford Rd. end Inkster. 427-9749 LICENSED LOViNQ OAY CARE 6268750 ca/ing, tV« to drive 4 cock. Rr/er- Home. Fyll 4 part time creative pro­ J.JB. ANTIQUE Oik dning room table, 6 708 Household Goods $1,in<)nc-w. Se"ng$400. Anltoue Toy Col'ection. Baseba'l EVOS425-1322- Days45t-4f23 erfces rec-se-i 549-2718 CANTON mom provides In-home gram. All ages. Crads. mut^c. meals. pres',od back chars. 6 leaves, -SALE - Rebuilt refrigerators,. THANKSGIVING TO ST. JUDE ' Cards. Railroad items. Military Oakland County frceicrs. stoves.m:C'o*a,fis 4 TVs> day care. Full or part time. Todd'ors TLC. Farrrlngton H.ils. 476-2109 1 1690$ 650-9507 i.UVE-lN NAJiNY/HouSik«^«' 0, Hory St. Jude. Apostle 4 Martyr , Horns, Artworks. G'ass*are; Vintage Guare.i!eed 4 de'-vcred A'so. t-uy and up. Expor:or, call OoOj Oalton Auc­ Exco'lonl corrJitlon. $50, High chair, SEAnS Gas Dryer 4 Washer/can ar­ LT-4 Pw 4 yr C'd 4 7 iro c'i 1.1 rr.y toys 4 furnish'r^s. Must tea. Music, NANNY NETWORK. INC. lormk:a, excelenl cond.Hon. in- used once. $35. - 464-6?ej cralls4rr,ore. 464-0906 depth of my hoart 4 -humbly beg! tioneer. 313-697-8838 OAK PEDESTAL TABLE Chairs, ckJdos. armo*ir, twin bod. 2 dressers. range denvory 4 Insulation.'guar­ CW(on fxyr* E»pCficrKCd, relcr- Nannies, Housekeepers 4 Elderly whom God has given; such great bookcase, youin bod and lovesoav CRAFT MAT rC eontc^r char, bc'ge. anteed $120 4 $150. 4 76 4585 : NAY71C AUOTION- Frf, Apr. 12. oooVshciVes 4 isbio Also, white t\. Any Care Lrve-ln/out. fu'l t:rnerpirt power lo come lo my assistance Can. 651-2035 with moYib'a arm. \1 bra tor. pewry smo'w.AtlW (• .>:>-• 451-4103 - timo. Pre-screened! Can 650-0670 Raddlsson Pfraa Hotel. Soulhr-e'd. adult rockor. very good condition. SEARS KENMORE- 4 evele washer/ eja Infants. CPR, Lrvonla 4.P!ym- Help In 'my prosonl 4 urg^it pell-' 851-7070 s'ido, hesl. nock pllow 4 lumbar outh area. Ex«"^nl refciences, 24 Hon. in; return, ) p(cn-:se to make 10.W 'e 4 Evorg/een. Doors,open al 47" Round Pedestal Oak Table with gas dryw;Now. Used 6 mo Almond UATypFwOM 0 7 M-'Tfc-r liveT PEGGY S OAY Care 4 P.re-Schoo) 8pm. Auctioneer Ken Kejeii. * Support $1500. 4&4-1201 ! your name kno*n 4 cause you lo be toives and 4 ladder back chairs. Must S«;!i $330 sel Cal. q«93 6222 • kl personal tei>;!.'ul fv :.-3. li'ir/, CHILD CARE - iry&r-ia (Middieboit/ rnonlhs Lo/ng IndMdusI care Ll- SE MICHIGAN PU811C AUTO Auc­ STOVE: 30 fr>. God Ca'culc. c^xk, "• kivoM your na.re. Arr.en. Say three tion. Monday. April 8, 6pm. S?00 U - 737-2791 cabnet. b-jftal. $1,200- 425 6965 SOfro e>pV^*'« [rr-'-rrcd. e'io W. Chicago).-Pert lm* or fu'l lime. cef.'^d. 14^ 4 Crocks. 435-2023 Our Fathers, three Ha'l Marys, three t.-ncr. ov'c-n lijhi. avio pi'cl $225 - Tetegraph (586-8998), 1 mi'e S. ol I- 703 Crafts -p^ss'b't t«.-r'?:.'A'v -"-'•: i • li or Monday • FrWay. Ages 1 an-J up. Oloriaj, Publication must b» BERNHARDT ORIENTAL Oinlng DtNiNO ROOM set. V/a'rvJ. tsb'o Ca'I. 455-f6?3 ' • < rear Csr.lo-T .» 5000 CHILD CAKE - - Ph/mo-jln ervi. never been Vr&*-r\ tola,!. ' . HOMESPUN •room divider, 5'7'«72', $150-, J t' dr^g doors $50. 5383732 Hi'U. lc-;M-on; f-j'i I "i 'peVtion'. Molh»r o( 2. ,E»v? 'onl roiort-nces. Canton Ares. Ca'I Da/Iano. 455-3231 PUBLIC AUCTION vacuum. rcAiniboi. $150 531-3094 ^rr.o overri'gh!; i'<••'•-1. Ro'cr- TRADITIONS cene-oxk cha'/s with upV-'ster'cd V/zm 4 lo.'i">g i:N NG 47010GRAND RIVER Sun., Apr. T4th- 10-5 pcJntrr,e.TtOnry; . 459-5533 $20-3. £97-7222 or 729 0276. NANNY- Lh3 in prt'errfd. Mcr.Frl, fcrx:ed,yerd 477-3718 ATTENTION! Crx. I cm por cry dining Hr-fd working. r.or.«rnoklng coup'e ViC TANNY 'Prosldcnt Prerr.'cr'' . NOVUM room lab'e. al Q'nss. Including 7:30a.-n C}--\ Trey. Ererg-v'-; b-y,l 7 rrW'b*rj>vp, $500 Or test Off ry. Lflurol Manor wcsfiiiGitouse. »:-i3..ty S-JS wi I t'tir, yo-jr tvUf9. Extras dori«. WTBLOOMFTELD LICENSED HO"ME pedeslal w/ brass rtl'ngs. 2 book­ KiNOS'ZE WAVELESS W«!ct«d mos 4 5 yis. g'rl 3',5 ? »> s pa'd va- 4555402 •' . : 2 rre.Tberjhips CeH Tel 442-0924 'A ml. W. ol Meado*trocke Rd . '.1 39000 Schoolcraft * l-irgoISrg rrTU-iigcvaior.' • 1 has lmrr.«d al« openings tor In'ants cases includes bar, 4 game Ufa wjih_bpr*ca«e-h-:33t>c3.'d "4 6 C8'kK for Geit'or leave {W. of Nowburoh) Lfvonla ch3'rs. Cst Sieve anytime, 932-3118 rr,^-jsse. 681-4433 _|.n-.0V*» w'n. r >-'.ni :• y% fipcd- 602 Lost*Found LATCWOOEL Lvr-ch avaT^f-6. $1.50 adm's*'-^. tAHGE Contemporary w»'l url F.vdcla-isca'l 462-4058 DiP.MiNGHAM %M«vlng Sa'e D'n'rg 713 Bicycles enco. L'g^t h•'.V-^-'-K- --•) !. <.'.•:*• MSjol^b'^fates. RESTAURAN1 CQUiPENT room t«Me, w?.'nu1. contemporary, Q'ass 4 chrome end tables. Jo's ing.Preler C-^.U i-r. •" * y.l'. FOUND POOOLE. It-rra'e, while tat'e. Etegcve\Af!cr5p-n 525 C442 OlAKCI ItAUAN 10 spf-vj, | 585-0742---. 518 EkkflyCftfe withfc'-jcS ejr's, Srhoo'craft/VVo/!. ""••• COLLECTIBLE b-j'fet * 4 chwn $350.2 large leslh- JO' Food dc'l te>( conteV.ed. g'obe er.offncb Coral. grcJn.'b'ue.'s'-.-er'. l>a new. A Csrlrvj Pcttn In Yo-jr Home FOUND: ringlV/Oloomfe'd. "»" coffee maker, 6' Eurc-pondclcese. \ SHOW hookj. IgM oak. 22 w'do $150. End 47 7-5744 Aran Wrap cutler/fft';r. Hot dog laWos 4 others. . 626 6904 Bb~s~iTsF7trJ.^rrT2"¥reed! 471-5526 e«cc'1;r-.i c<^:icn. iv» r-^w $50 NURSE AIDES rolo grit, counter top model, walfie SaturdJ/. April 13:h LIVONIA • North*«j| Suburban h DON'T GO HOME WITHOUT US LOST: B'scV puppy, brown face 4 kon. 18x26 plrra tray warm*, hot CEOAfTCHEST ty U.-rt~*svTuT Molho/s of Tw'.ns ciol^rg. e-;-jp- M£ - 563-1459 HOMEMAKERS- LIVE-INS :, 10am to 5poi • Tcrr.'nsl parent caro stomach, red co "ar. wa ed Lake fuige pump, 3 splndki malt machine coniemporary. less (hsn year old. mtnt 4 toy IA'S Sst Apr. 13, OOY S 24'~{6 Sp"ecd live nc« Ceil $425. must s->\ $90. •HO'p'Ocaro area. P.cward.. 669-2731 w/cups. Gc^d MCIBI pop corn nu- / rajVl M.iDOLE SCHOOL 1O.30a.m-12 30pm. St. Paul'* Pies- Ar.d20 Oil five i.et Fidelity • D':at!ed person ass'slance thine, porlab'o hot food carriers. 252« Tail noarj 355-3284 b)1erlen Ourch, 27475 5 W.'o. 1 . 855-1230 lArth rrsch'ne d*«p-en«Ar, 752-Tay-. i ..^., • Ho9 rr.arh'r.e. Com- Admiss'onll 50 • Lunch Avd-'st-'a up CnsSOr>,1 PANASONIC Rtc^jTJ Vo "e.cc'.vit rr(vc;ol LUIon rn'crcwa.a Oven, 6' good ccnd-lion $850. (Vess 4 g'^st • Con-p?ir:!onsh'p 4 do-r.fsl-c DOA' ng 4 Rorf In WcsHjnd. For ift!o,(313) 227-46C-0 end tables $85. Kirby vrxuunvw'lh condition. $300 provido you with ,- • Trr,-,sp«lstlon 728-8U9 re!f!ger«ted pnsiry ca:e. eervii-ij bw LOVf SFATS (TTr.c*. tuslom msdfl! Allrv Jpm 4 59C-?J5 for soda, tce 2*" doswt Show. 10-6, Sst. April 20. spon- $600 347-3145 SCHWiNirWcrtd's'poTTYc" »pr>Vs~ bondrxl 4 InVjred. Avs'iab'fl 24 mer.s A ind-os, u« r--w cord un hour* a da/, 7 days a v.«r, e'l on chest, grrv?n tyosi no cof5r. relrigeraied case, drc-p in pop dis­ s^-red by Wosirrn H-ch -School DAr^TTl7ETfV^^t7bifli need at homo.. Regard il found. 535-323« penser w/5 hesds «nd co*d ptala, MOVINO SALE • living room Suite, $l50tv^ 553 9159 arris. PTSA 600 Beck Rd .Ws'od lake. 4 tha'rl. 2 futch.es, lounge Chs'r, h'dcabed, steel de$v, 2 w'->g bS'.k upright maslor bu'H sc-ll s-erve endtab'es 375 9957 Registered Nurses • Licensed Practical Nursos 476-9091 LOST-SlberUn Husky. i-'VW/wtiita (r«:Sr, 30" long w/14 doors, 400* r6Tio7r7tliGlfr67ENT(0LrsE Chairs. AMer 6pm 46» 5757 714 Builnets A, lema'e. 12 M-io/Orccn'.-ed. 4/3/91. hesvy duty 4' h>gh sundry shelving. Bs*A«ls. Potlrry, 4 other ecccifo- DESKS - 5 be•-•.! f'/oTTcstored, f trm'nglon Hi Is ; MbvTNG sTl tTCveol^rg rr,7»t^r V • Nurses Aides • Uvc-ih Companions Ch"dr«nspet. 545-3919 4 Custom rnf.do gourmtl wat ur.lti. rks Frl. April 12. Irom 7pm 9pm. 4 so< d oak 4 wsicul dosi» $350 lo Apr. 11-14-. 10 4pm 34229 Rch- 78' Kav.'eo ste/ area, cresm w/red. 1( fryer, at equipment eloclrlc. loll ol .JI' \ 3- 34 f,'jtlon phcn>>, J. 10 t-jticv-i 6V3 E. Big Bcavor HOME HEALTH CARE found p'essecai 531-7961 8 . 6' bsnquet tables. Market Forgs E.«-"ont! $3,000 774-9189 $ lO.eOO no-jv $3300 451•787 3 [-horva. (mus'-C on h-i-M, cor.'crervce ST BJMMZ convrx t kyi oven. g t». QUALITY cnM 4 rruch more) Cost $3360 Sel • Swlto 111 Sc/ocnjd, nN supervised, Inmred NOniTAKE CARTHAGE f.ive ch'ns Pri<«J^5. 661-51« E A'dc\ . Nurses 6mi«^"-Nutritlor7~' ART/CRAFT SHOW ESTATE SALES Ne-.e/usod. 13 prace sellings l «<• 24 hour* • 7 days GRFATLAKES 1ms PcstOffe>. 459-05C6 PRIN1INO E'QuTPMENT.'g^oTcov Troy, Ml 48083 CHVER3IFIEOAUCTI0NS Sposoicd By Ever»1h!.nn Hce. Call Anytime, Weight Loss Mercy Cenlcr, 11 M'« Ad f. BY DEBBIE .ri.l'cn Multl iC'.-O I W. Tress t v->et 25100 Ever or ecn M.ddlebell, Farm'nglon Household, moving. buy-ouH. Ore THOMASVILIE OAK 3 piece wail speed piper dn'i, mum 25 ipM (313)528-1223 VIC TANNY ExrxuINo dub. V.I.P. Suite 209 Sst .Apr. 13 10-5pm item io whole housa. 20V. fee unit, 1 onlrytalrjTenl p'oce. 2 book- Piale makfr, Soc Box 2-hesd \?A Hours A Day fcfetime momborship. $ 1.000 (x beat Southfie'd, Ml 48075 357-3650 Sun , Apr 14 ll-Spm. ff- t esses w-iih storage, tupboardi be­ numborer, 'AB Dick «52 loUor ProfessiofWessi n al Health Caro Personnel offer. CaH evenings: 541-6564 " 313827-7645 Ir.'ormalion: 313 749-3137 538-2939 low, be sutifui. 591-7706 $ 1000or best ci'er. Csl 535 3690 *J T mmimmm mm mmmm *mm*v iwf^pwwpnpwwn l»»T^VPP

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^tkae^^'A^J^i i 714 Business &. 820 Autos Wanted a? 723 Musical., 738 Household Pats 806 Boats & Motors 823 Vans 024 Jcopa & Olhor 825 Sports & 825 Sports & ft Office Equipment Inalfuments COLLIE - sable, maNa. 3 years old. GRUMMAN Supor Pro Bass 14 5' WANTED AER_0_SJAR 1S8/_XLI - 7 pi$u*\- 4-WhGol Drives ' Imported Cars Imported Care AKC. Bastetl ho-^nd. rr^'e. 2½ eK/minum doop V. Carpeted, live- gtr, f.^hea/m'itl aeif $6568. AREA'S BEST so'oclion q.jiiy uscj motor. Good deon lowmilesoe cara H.r^a Pirk Lir/,oln-Mfcrcury BRONCO II. 15e5. automatje. excel- eMW 1565 3181. fvt'y loaded t tROC 1989 CONVERTIBLE - V.r.te, AS-IS fraray Eay*1n. Yamaha. Kav»a), shots current, o/cal with kids. $1600/(^^^8(} 721-1144 TOP DOLLAR PAIOI 453-2424e«l 400 l«r\l cor^ition. ' vjr.root, ojstom moon root. Priced (or qjlck sa'e! Bjtomi'Jc, loaded. CD p.'3/cr, low Schlmmol, 6 otnera. Barga'ns no* »50 each To » good home. wf^eis. »6200orbost. 377-8869 TYME AUTO 455-5566 rnlles. Hurryl »15.7*5 • FURNITURE from $390. Also avaSab^, high gloss Caft ettt> 5pm. 522-6022 IMPERIAL. OB. 1978, 17 ft. 80 hp . PANIAN AEROSTAR. 1568. XL. air. &m/fm JsckCs-^yCbev./GEO 855 0014 New. Us*d A Sl^ghtfy Oamsgcd UackAvhJle/Wory Baby Grands from Mariner engine and trailer in good CHEVROLET : lape dock, cui se, fuM tlta spare.-jit- BRONCO fl 1968 4x4 XLT . 36.000. CHEVY 1969* Z-14 Cor.vert.ble. 0\?.p» Furniture. $3495. Michigan Piano Co. DALMATION. AKC. 7 mos. Old. condition. »4,000. After 5. 421-7183 «r with gr»/ t-iterlor. E.Jc^tnt rrjiej, e"V,' a'j;orratic, p-o/.-er win- sharp! Loaded, musl toe. MAZDA 1986 - 626LX, 4 door. 6 Pi 548-2200 'Cash tor Pianos nowIM • male, hovsebroken. kennel Urir^d, 355-1600 »37.000 rrvks »8500 4*21.421-W51 9 do*»'6 lockj. ut,-cruise, extra 6poed, Icaic-d. tunroot, t>, e/cet- - Macauteyj Office Prodxl* lonl cond-lion. »4100. 478-2827 • 21310 Greonlold, Oak Park aJlsho'.a.»200.Arier3: -538-8569 IMPER'AL 1684. t*' bO*rider., 140 sn&rpl 1o«r^y. »9995. GORDON BEAUTIFUL "Baby Grand Piano. HP Merc Cru!«r I/O. low hra . ex- 821 Junk Cars Wanted AEROSTAR 19J8 XLT. 7 psisor/je/. 997.5132 Louis XV. »3500. Best Offer. GERMAN SHEPARO PvfS • AKC coTeot condition. »6500, 425-8543 dual captains.chs'ra. as extras, ex- ARTMORAN MAZDA 1988 323. 4 door. tr. auto­ Of ABSOLUTELY THE BEST PRrCE'! . CHEVROLET" matic wiih Oi-ordrhe. sitrO'O VM'JI Mujiaee. ' . ^,288-0949 sxcoherM Queity. Shots 4 wormed. ctrtht cond.-jcn, exlarkiod warrerv ON FORD ROAO IN GARDtfl CITY 434 Main, Rochester $3004up. ,721-2587 JET SKIS (2) Ka*sra>J 650SX, end We need your ca/ or true*. Any con­ ty, »4400. ertrj./wotkenda 476 8335 USED CARS cassette, new bralass, battery. • ¢52-2121 . fiEAUHFUL POLISHEO waVwt 52M treVsr,- loaded. excr-Sent condiliori, dition, tvnn^g or not, including 353-0910 458-5250 M.d-ifln Ires. »4.600. 453 6304 uprlgbl piano, Yemaha U-3. Perfed GOLOEN RETfliEVER/black lab runj great »6500 or. r*goti*b!« (or *.T«ka.24hovr/7days. ^21^)884 ASTRO VAN, 1V90. Hear/ .Ira** AUCTIONSALE CORVETTE. 1976. CCiJPE - 3 , VFW POST S264S. coodilijn. $3,600, 537-6845 mix. borh 1-19-91. 4 blade rhales.l6 one . - 682-2569 package, most opHor-.s, 11,000 BRONCO 11.19¾ XLT-b-ltdr/silror, MAZOA 1988-626, exce'icr.t cor-dt- good"horrrts. 531-2393 • ALL AUTOS4 TRUCKS rrJes.t 13.500. After 3cm 473-2945 a5 power options, excoforii cqrdi- spoed e'jlorr-atic, a^, po-*t»- win­ 1>On. $6100 or bC-31 Oiler. 24222 W tfMJe Bd. SouVfield. Mt. Junk, wrecked, rur.rung TopOofiar. dows. neAer M season red:3.'s • TUES.APPJL9.199,1. Warn . eUNOYSTUDENT FLUTE' JET-SK) 1984 450«. Onty use«S2 lion. »13.000 best otter. 349-1878 .- , 669-5252 Exceren! cond-tlon. • LA8:YELLO*r-/lema!e, 1½ years old. ««ojon», excenenl ccvStops', stored w-nlers, Good condition, good lone: YMh Cal after 4 PM • \ 458-6666 CHEVROLET BRONCO, 1S67. XLT. loaded, low : registers. F»x machines. . \C SI. Bernard pupi OR0 ROA0 IN GARDEN ClTY blsck interior, power moonroot. MICHIGAN PIANO CO; 548-2200 SEARAY 1985.230 Weekender. 350 - * 45WJ221 »1.2.200. Cafl Pote, 464-7074 r r.ies.famps, clockj.mata. * •pies. 3 beautiful femaJes.. 20 woeka hra, S/S. decrthfinder. 230 horse­ 458-5250 leatf*r, 101.000 miles, exceDenl. SHOP EQUIPMENT: Engine driven ••' ORAST1C REOUCTIONSl old,. vet. ehscked 4 shots. »250. power. »15,000. . 522-3875 822 Trucks For Sale CHEROKEE 1987 - 43.000 mios. CORVETTE 1984 rod, red 1e.aW.er, »7600 (Da)S) 855-6068 pjjrpp^, shop.vacs. handlrucka, NEW SiTutey Bros. Corwoles Must tea. 673-0368 793-2595 CARAVAN 1986 IE Wi'e's car, tiack, 4x4i 4 door, em-lm cassette, Bose. 4.03dOd Sfia/p. 623-2289 (Eves) , 626-2753 CHEVROLET. 1986 C10..V8. 305. 70,000 lov'ng miles, ex cel^nI condl- ' more (Pecan$20t4: Walnul $1349) STARCRAFT, 16 ft.. 65 h p. EvWi- automatje. w/cap, tke new. runs 5 spoed. 4 cyfnder. »7200.47 (-0742 • '•'-. 540-8707 IEHMS: 20% cash deposit. Balance USEO Sl»!rrr.ay Console ROTTWEiVER POPS - healthy. AKC, rvde.Minnkota l/oUng motor. Hum- lioa fcuiomavc, ar-utm/castette, MER5EOES 1986 - 420SEL, low: champion Woodr^ve, pod-groe, guar- great. »3900. 4 76-9297 air, pf-ioe. »5700. Evps 399-1979; CHEROKFi 1989 LTD. loaded, COR.VETTE 1966. stick;, loeded, mi'es.-antvaciie gray/gray (either cash or cashier's check onfy. Ebony Satin $2999. rting Bird deplh rncter, many ex­ - ALMOST KEY/Weber Grand antee. 517-546-0770 1 tras. »3200/besl . ^425-4145 CHEVY, 1979. Vi ton rebuiU-«ylo- Or - : days 478-2739 good cond-ticn.- 3i000 mres. black greal sr^pe. 64.000 rr,:!es. »14 jr55 interior. »25.000. 313-333-3143 CANrlOH COPIER 5 2" High Pofy Ebony »4.936 w/goldliVn. »13.500 645-0008 or best 942-6961; 697-1024 ROTTWEILERS. AXC, champion matJc tr'amsm'.sjJon, r.ew exhaust^ CHEVY ASTRO 1988. Ioidod. Chari­ WERKUR 1988 XR4TI. 5 spoed. air, ModeiNP2lO NEW4'5"Ap(.0fand THOMPSON 1984 21 ft. fisherman. good Ikes, runj good. Ebony Salint-3435 sired, bom 2/5/91. tSOOlA up. 170 Merc, iraiier. Extras, exceflenl ot Convexsioa 32000 mkjj. gre/. CHEVROLET SIO BLAZER. 1987."5 CORVETTE. 1958 . Red, leather, leather, b'ack beauty, »7,995 Good condtion, »500. Extra large. 272-7545 $1,400 or Otter. 471-4165 Spocd. stereo ca;s*!te. power wVi- 459-4800 NEW BECHSTEIN'M'GRAND condition. »9400. Chuc*: $10,700. 348,9255 Boise, automatic. 18.000 mHes. Hines Park Lincoln-Mercury NtWSCttiMMEL «'10" GRAWD dort, doors 4 lock a, air. »18,000. C*S days: 645-5060 4 53-2424 exl 400 SHAft-PEI PUPPIES Days: 823-1900. Eves,- 525-5115 CHEVY 1984 SIO pickup, runs CHEVY ASTRO 1990 IT aH whod »5.450. 476-5721 CONFERENCE TABLE, ovsl 8x3H. • Both in High Pofy Ebony good, new tires, sunroof, am/fm f.[}\ 6 cha'rs. executive desk, 1 lomale. 3 mates. AKC, »400 4 up. drive. 6.000 lb. hitch. 20 rr<>g tilgh- CORVETTE 1989 Convtrtble. Un­ PORSCHE 1979 US 930. 28,000 CeJ. (or dela.Ts: -647-1177 Farmlngton 476-S914 TfiOCRAFT 1987.160 Merc, »v« After 6pm. 421-6296 wsy, $15,400.- ' 334-5201 CHEVY, 1977, PrCK UP - 4x4 with bookcases, besi otter. weas, glass, 2 aoundera. 12/24 mo­ der 9000 miles, ioaiod, black, tke r.-ies. meti-tic bfact. excotiorit wostirn sriow plo«, 350 engine. new. »25.600. 266-6258 condition, »36.500. 563-4190 »55-8848 Smiley Bros. Music SHELT1E AKC 19 mor.th old mate. tor 6 more. *10.0O0/best- 852-4871 CHEVY 1986 S-10 n- gnrrw^i -^ s? w -tr,4.Iiy> VAAl »1111 *m;JW#b8WWrW )C>C^^^^ "tSvjwrV^poS^^^TipnwwTrf "-" SHARP~SF^S25-i»p:cr-¥rrojy-w-»tviy- . — COKYtl tt-rs«*? uorr.-errtre.-das^lPCJKSCHE llinj »14-roTri.i sfve. »tOO. After 6pm. 537-333 6 WANTED: ROWBOAT 12 ft. alumi­ Ironl 4 rear heat, cruiie. 60.000 DAKOTA 1S97 LE 4x4, super sh.3/p. Sk;,'mint. onTy 3500 miles. »28.800. sunroo1.32.0CO rrjles. »28.700. eoivo^ment, reduction, auto leod, KIMBAL PRO Entertainer complete num, can afford $100-» 150. GORDON rnjes. we-1 maintained w/servtce rm bar package Or^y J8665i 335-0351 946-5010. After 7pm 647-8144 tWO 2 Okldata U82A dot mat/U with player end headphones. Mini SIBERIAN HUSKY - AKC, 3 mo old, 453-5020 records locjged- Many extras, musl pn/itors, $200 each. Knox K10O-Y1- cood>yon. »1.200 Ca3 after 4pm: male, gray 4 white, bk*> eyes, very CHEVROLET be seen to appreciate. CLEAN FOX HILLS CORVETTE: I9S9. Dirk Red. Black PORSCHE 9IIS. 1977- Blue, black • doo character generator, »1000. lovable, (usl moved, »300. 646-1673 WANTED: 10 Io 12 aX/minum John Interior. G'ass top. Loaded'l Low 348-1932 ON FORD ROAD IN GARDEN CITY »4000. After S. " 421-1132 ChrvsSer-PJ/rrvxith interior, beautiful condition, runs Best offers. 477-222« boat. 722-9434 miles. Asking $23,200. 551-6829 perfect, sfored winters. »14,650. LOWREY 0R0Af4. Model D350. kke SPAYEO CAT - 10 month old tabby 458-5250 DODGE RAM 1986 250 Convtrs-'on. 455-8740 961-3171 CeH rrtsn-ngs 663-8498 SLIGHTLY USEO but not abused. 1 new, HoT/day Deluxe. »6.000, Needs good home. Good naturod. WELLCRAFT 1989 Portofino; load­ FORD F-l»4x4,rxJy 22.000 rr.VJS. CORVETTE 1989 convertble. red, ed, a.1 eleetroaiclnstArmenls. OAKOTA, 1S88 - Low mzes. w/cap. Cujtom. 33.700 mUes. mini, loaded. wood desk & crederua, 1 swtval 286-7265 476-7733 .. $S250/be'st ' 352-2519 »'9495 Inckjdes hardtop, automate, load­ ROLLS ROYCE 1979, Silver Shadow chair & 4 side arm chaJra. 75% off custom dash, vow hour*, wea main­ super dean, 6 cytmder. 3.9 tier, au­ ed. Ike brand now, very low nvies. II. loaded. bea-JliMt »27.955. Must F.si, cash S carry only. Birmingham PIANO, tufl site upright, exceCent THE Perfect Cat - orange Tabby, 2 tained. Ca.1 K'r. Smrth. Mon-Frt.. tomatic, »6250/best. , 981-3246 FORD.' 1979, 1 TON - 3 speed. Stored wlnlers. »27.000. 258-9299 seB. 263-9008; '949-8310 Office Suppfy, 635 E. Maple. condition. Grand Piano sound yea/ old lernaa. very afloctiona'.e 4 8-4pm, .. $38-8878 »1.150. Calafter 4pm: 537-5938 GORDON board. 11000/best. 691-2514 playful, good ramify cat, all shots DAKOTA 1989 LE - automatic, air. CORVETTE 1990 Convertible, polo SAAB, 1974, 99 - Good body. t.res. TYPEWRITERS plus loukemia. decia*ed, spayod. WINDROSE SAILBOAT: 18 (I. duranner. tu-lore, sharp. »6685 FORD. 1983. C^verHon, 20.000 CHEVROLET c/cen 4 tan lop, a'i ava-'able op- brakes 6 exhaust. Noods fuel pump. New. Used, Demos. PIANO - SPINET, aofld cherry, very onfy very serious neod 04.1:788-9266 Sleeps *. 7½ hp. Honda enolne. rales, 6 cyirK^r. loaded, white/ ON FORO ROAD IN GARDEN CtTY tcr.s. »30.600. 342-8458 $400. CallDwsyne 6-5pm: 680-25-60 'At Prices You Wool Be/leva"' good condillon. »800 or best offe. Good condition- Ca3, 685-2839 FOX HI14-S grey, warranty After 5. 525-5359 458-5250 Call. «55-9400 Includes bench. 645-397» Cfvysier • Plymouth OATSUN 1984. 200SX- Very good SAAB: 1987 9000 Turbo - 5 speed, TINY, baby faced. AKC Yorkle pup- 455-8740 961-3171 FORO 1990 CLU8 WAGON XL Low FORD RANGER 1987 4X4. super corvdition. 60.000>Ti1es. eir, cruise. 45,000 mi. Rose Quaru w/leather. lOUSEDMOOOLARKnoa work »1a- PLAYER PIANO - »1000. Can evetv py.exceBenicoat. . 363-4565 807^Boat Parts mies. »11,990. »2900. . 650-6606 w-elt maintained. »13,200. 540-0027 -jrtg*.-^: .-.-=¾^^ 474=-4724 cab. f.torglass cap. bod*rver, V6. tons. »4000 or bell Of!e/, dirk gray DODGE DAKOTA PICKUP '1988 - Jack Demmer Ford AOO. air. powt-r S'.eorlnft/brakfeS. wool natural oak desk lop. Excel­ & Service automatic, 8>, V-6. »5935 traier p3d«ege. tilt, cru-'va, wcoTftnt GEO 1900 STQRM GSl - must see* SAAB 1989 - convertible lent. CaaM*e . 354-«JM«xt. 203 740 Pet 8ervicos 721-6560 Onrytt375. wrote. 26,057 miles »21.000. 727 VMoo Qamos PERFORMANCE condition. »7,000. 525-0¾¾ A BETTER TRAINED DOG GORDON GMC SAFAPJ 1987: 58.000 ml. Con­ , 644-2442 GEO TRAKER 1990. Converted, GORDON 715 Computers Tapes* Movies Oog obedience trairing daises PARTS OEPO version, AM/fM cassette,, power SAAB 900. 1988. Turbo Excellent 3 locations 291 South Ford Btvd. Ypvlanti CHEVROLET windows/locks, loldout bed. red, whrle lop, automat*, loaded, GAME BOY. 7 games 4Assorted ac­ air, cassette, power stowing 6 LSI CHEVROLET. ccvid >on. low rr.les, most soil. - APPIE l!C. 1.15MB Flam, 5 1/4 and 532-6763 .482-0001 ON FORO ROAD 1» GARDEN CITY »?.350/b«sl 360-0228 669-0936 3i>. d'SC drtya. ImaglrKrwritaf 11 cessories. All tor »200 or best offer" package. 8.3O0 rrSes, »10.300. ON FORO ROAD IN GAROEN CITY printer, movse. Apple Works, pub- 522-2749 AMERICAN ESKIMO Stud Service SPRING SPECIALS! 458-5250 i GMC 1981. low mileage, Oczn. now . «27-1178 SCORPiOS 1S88 - loedod Including ishing. print shop, over 100 games Purple Ribbon Cam/lifiers/double roCet chain FORO EXPLORER: 1931. Eddie .irans. exhaujt 4 brakes, air, auxiS- 458-5250 louring package. 2 to choose. From UKC Registered " ' afy heater 4 more. $2950. 422^4254 GMC 198¾ JnvT,y.-4x4. Siorra CUS- i eppScalions. »950. Mf-<779 728 VCR,TV,8ter, tromT^.T^'J-risrige ofne-rr.4 used Bauer, 4 door. Loadedl FuS warran­ s>c, fu'^/ losdcd. ko« rrZci. Immacu­ HONDA ACCORD LX I'». (2) 1983. 1 »9995. 772-1363 hia^i performance parts on sa!«. ty. Mintl »18.700. Can. 344-1559 b sedan, other hatchback, exoel'^r.t H&CJ Park Lincoln-Mercury A T 4 T UNIX-PC COMPUTER GMC. 1954, custom van. loaded, late. »12.900. ' 646-7255 Hi-Fi, Tape Decks PET SITTING wh.le out ol loin, condition, each »9800 Call between 453-2424 exl.400 2 terminal network. Complete busi­ FORO F-150 1933. 4x4, runs great. low mileage, must soc $5500 or 5pm-9pm. Mon. Ih/u Frl, 698-2243 Farmlngton area. best offer. 727-3521 JEEP WRANGLER. 1989. rod, soft ness software package. "»2800. BOSE 601 SpeaXer System. »695. 608 Vehicle & »2200/Offer. 425-1023 lop. veryloLivestock AAA STORAGE tle rust. »3.700. 441-1642 MJes. ccr.verlible top. Irr.macu'ate, modem, mouse 4 softwa/a »800. VELOOYNE SUBY/OOFER Model seats, fiberglass ca/npor. tinted win- extra sharp. »6.495. 721-6560 Tandy 3O00-28.6, malhcoprocessor, VL012, »850 or best offer. ' Boats, Tra%r», Trucks . dews. »11.000/bes1 827-1351 HONDA 1984 - Accord, runs great Equipment Outdoor, wefl-Fighted, secured. GMC 1986 Cargo Van. 70,000 mr«s. loaded with extras »1500. 641-9792 C abetter 5pm, 462-3964 ART MORAN new tires. »2400. .. 553-7072 SVBARU 1984 GL - 2 door, 5 speed. ' Ekxtridty available 5 acres. FORO ISO: 198). power steering, good coraMion, power steering .4 am/fn. »1000. 471-7192 APPALOOSA/THOROUGH BRED • brakes. V6. »3200, 421-3268 ZENITH LAPTOP: Hardrtve. Color 13 yta , 16 hands, rides English, Jeffries 4 ToJegraph area. 538-7771 brakes, cruiie. 6 cytinder, automat­ USED CARS HONOA 1*35 - Accord, hatchback, 730 Sporting Goods ic, fiberglass top. Mochanlcalry SUBARU 19E7 Turbo GL station screen monitor. Good Condition. weslern. bare back, lr'a.1 rides 6 GMC 1986. STARCRAFT GT. raised automatic, air, cassette. . 72.000 1^)T."old.»550.CaB. 397-2132 sound. »2950. After 6pm. 422-3806 :353-0910 mSes. t35O0/besl. . 681-6076 waaon. 38.500 milos. Loaded. CASH • tor your usod sports ecjuip- mps. 4 wed mannered. Great 812 Motorcycles roof. 37000 m-'rC-S. loaded. 6 2 »5.000. 261-0^591.517-423-6017 menl We buy, aefl. trade, new 4 ^>rse for any age »1200: 421-4522 FORD'1985 F150. Air, power steer- ctesd.23ppg. S44-7793 JIMMY 1991 SIE - rod. 4 door. HONOA. 1985 ACCORD LX. 4 door, 716 Commorclfll used sporting goods. Sports Trader. Minl-Bikea mg/brakes. new tires, good condi­ loaded 9000 mJos. garage kept, automatic, air. great VOLVO GLT 1931, Wagon, premium 7942 Schaerfer. Dearborn. 945-7575 REGISTERED Wormwood Yearling tion. »3.600. Aflor 5:3OPM:477-5810 LUMiNA A.PV '990 - tosdod..low »16.000. 649-3463 gas fueled, dealer documented 4 FXJSes, nashy 4 eteganl. »5500 to HARLEY SPORTSTER t972. Week, mTes Priced to sell. cond lion. 57,000 ai. »5.250. : Industrial Equip. . 790-2352 maintained, garage kepi. $3100. COMPUTERIZED Uf« Cycle Station­ »6500. 2 yr. old ImpoVled registered windshield, leather bags, extras, FORD 1987 F-150 XLT Lariat. RAfrGE ROVca 1987. loaded, ex­ 644-5277 ATLAS/COPCO- 10 hp. 3 phase. I ary Bikes - (2) wormblood stud ooft. chestnut with $2300. Ifice condition, 32,000 miles, mint condition. Facto­ GORDON cellent condition, low miles. HONDA. 1935 ACCORD IX . 4 door, industrial compressor..»1200 . — Model e65O0. brand new. In carton. 4 white soxa, »15.000. Rooistored CaHJim after 6pm 427-4786 ry cap. dual tank, draw-tile towing »16.200.258-2600. Eves 642-6582 blue. 5 speed. 71.000 ml. Very VOLVO 1567 122 S, engoe good. 4 55-2671 Model «9000. wtifte. Kke new. Thoroghbreod Brood Mve. in fuS to package. Air, ail power. 643-6632 CHEVROLET excellent body, good prolcct oar. HONDA ELITE-1988. 1.0OQ m.%S. RANGER-1990. 4x4. 4 0. Super cab. Oufrr~*i3 maintaj-«d. 1 Owner, »1200 each. After 3pm. 427-5895 My approved wormblood .Slalllon. ON FORD ROAD IN GARDEN CITY needs ues »3750. 662.e067 »700. 656-0,63 JCEMENT TROWLING MACHINE »6000. 2 wormblood Cross. 4 yr. Includes hel-net. fronl Irunk 4 U- FORO 1937 F150 XLT lariat. 4x4. 15.000 m«es. loidod. 60,000 m3e 3\.4 Wsde. extra -float Wades. Only ERGOMETER EXERCIZE BIKE geWmo. groen. »7500 each. kxk.$600. 373-9007 good condition, many extras. 458-5250 warranty, »13.000. 562-0476 HONOA 1988 Accord LX. blue, VOLVO 1S89. 740 Gl Turbo Wagon, 25 hours oW. Super eicenont condi­ Brand new. ii rr.Ees on M. Original dirk metar-c gray, mam/ extras, low (517)626-2363 »75O0/besl. 532-5802 MAZOA 1989 - MPV. V6. loaded, SueURBAN-1976. pirt ex whole 4 door sedan, e-jlocvs'ic CaS ' tion *1100/best. 531-2116 »259. now»100. 349-5578 HONOA GOLDW1NG. 1985 Asperv mites, mint condition. Asking cade • Mint condition, loaded. FORD 1988 pick up truck. F150 cus­ must sol CaS weekdays 258-3639 »600. new transmission, brakes. 685-1293 gooduTcs. 453-1754 »16.500. 646-0211 COMMERCIAL refrlgeralorl. {3). GOLF CLUBS • mens, metal woods, 600 Rec. Vehicles 30.000 ml. »5300. • 525-1094 tom. Low mJieage. Manual transmis­ or bttwoon 6pm-9pm 682-0361 HONDA, 19S7. ACCORD LX - Load­ Model OLT232NUT. Trauisen, stain­ 1-3-5-7, »145. sion, dual fuel lanks. VOLVO. 1990 760 TURBO Wagon HONDA 1989 Fourlr&x - 250R 10 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER 1986 IE TOYOTA 1987 SR5, extra cab. air. ed, low mileage, original Owrysr. ex- less Hoot exterior/interior, 2 door. Ca.112-Spm. 420-2348 HONOA 1976 750F, SS. (airings, Call: 453-6010 ce-Tent cond .lion. »8.150. 398-7325 Black w/tan leather, loaded. 28,000 hours, mini. Best Offer. 981-6174 S-bags, trunk. Im storoo. new tires/ 73.000 frvtej. exce-"-cvit condition, stereo cassette, f.borg'-ass lop, ex. Uie DC*. make otter .Day*. 478-7697 bestofier. 421-8392 «*y,t cond.bon. »7.500 462-2238 ml.. »23.500. 642-7060 days; After 4.479-7774 GOLF CLU8S • mens. Kalg Lfltra chains/sprockets. »750. 697-7716 FORD 1988 150 X1.T, exceflenl HONDA 1958 - CRX red. tir, cd 885-6326 eves. Irons: 2 thru pitching wedge. VW OUNE BUGGY with trailer. condition, loaded. 32000 rrvles. »600 or best. PLYMOUTH VOYAGER 1984 - Air, player, new lires. $6900. .._. _..ROUER.CQNVEYOR_ Woods: Drher, 3-4-5. »200. HONDA 1981 CBOSO. runs, noods »8900 or Offer. 477-4369 464-0534 300 ZX 1566. near mini, btaok/gre-y Cafl-jim, ------533-3401 wcHk^350_6r6esr6nor "" dean. 54.000 rr.'«s.-»4500. 825 Sports & Heavy duty. 6 soctor.s, J ft. x 10 ft ~53i-72~l4 476-8604 leather, 37.000 miles, loaded, winter with legs. 477.1042 261-3018 FORD. 1989, F-150. 8 fl. box. heavy HONDA 1969 Accord IX. 4 door. Stored, warranty, $9.«X) 679-7083 PAINT BALL GUNS: Phantom Tour^_ - VW POP-TOP camper, sloops 4. duty suspension, am-tm cassette. Imported Cars PLYMOUTH VOYAGER. 1988. LE. automatje. air. a.1 power, 29K miles Y/EATKERGUARO Isddor racks tor namont. loo muco io SSTTJ360; PQJJ *>iifw Warranty, extra dean, »11.200. vans 4 ptckups. Y/eslherguard Pislol.w/JTrrJSk.tlOO. 981-4958 low miles, extras. »600. 535-2344 service to 100.000 miles.. »8500/' maliC. a*. (Jeiu'B >vct^. Vy-jl'-v-lr *Tsr£3 7-2*65- 852 Classic Care best otter. 427-4315 ment, 5 passonger. fold do*n bed. sheivtrvg 4 storaoe voils Mike Ian 4 wood gran. »8600. 661-1142 NtrwradiJ's »5.600. 458-7^59 Groon ' 356-6901 POOL TABLES HONOA 1984 Nighlnawk-S. 700ee. HONDA 1969 Accord LX1. 4 door. 5 CHEVY 1566 CneveUe SS. 327. 4 802 Snowmobiles barren. Posl.. ajtomsfo.' po*er Al slate, antique, urua modern, Mack, 9700 mi^s, exceneni FORD 1990 F-150 Supercab XI.T. 6 VOYAGER. 1986. Mni Van., high ACURA 1987 LogorKl L. 4 door, spoed, loaded. exce">or.t cond.uon. bar s&e. Floor model domo'a POLAFtS. 1990 snowmobiies (2L condiUon. »1900. Dayl^ne 953-2180 slick, loaded. ? tone blue. *U_2S0. loaded, low rr.les. vtry'dcin. c*r »10.600. • 459-9455 steering, mir.y new parts, new 717 Lawn, Garden, or eves 455-9687 miles Q-eat cond.ion $4300' Ask w»iee!s 4 tires. For details 476-3947 399-725S Eves 655-1314 tndy TraH deluxe. 2-seatera. t/al'er/ 455-1423 lorlon, 474-7973 p^one. »13.900 or best orf« HONOA, 1990. LX Accord. 5 spoed, helmets Inducted. »8800 363-1627 6S7-9004 CHRYSLER IMPEfi'Al 1964. Crown Farm, Snow Equip. SEASON CLOSEOUT HONOA 1985 Shadow. 700cc FORO 1990 lariat. VS. loaded. 52O0 VOYAGER 1987 SE - V-6. ar. ster­ 22,000 miles, no doon p3ym*r.t. 30 New bar sUe poot labte »299. 4,800 ml, black, tJiervtrw. miles, »10,500. 937-4473 AUDI. 1986 5000S - DlA Blue 4 month lease. »316 mor.th. 354-5789 Coupe. Cljssic. le* n-.i-eage. groat AR.ENS~»«TVno*-er, 1959 model. eo, very dean. $7745 condiion *• NtOdJ historic plates. 6 ft. used Brunswick »399. 804 Airplanes JackCaijle-yChcvJGEO 865-0014 door. loaCcd. great condition. nil propeaed, 3 spood. 5>tP. OrvV We move and recover tables. »1600. 464-6594 FORD 1991 FI50 Only 11 rr.i'es,- »4500 or best ot'rr. 547-8i96 JAGUAR 1934 XJ8 Va.->den Plas. »4.500'bcst 538-3194 used l season, portecl condiltoo. V.scount Pod. 261-8580 HiPP'S SUPERBlRDS k.t. Rel ant HONOA 1985 V65 Magna. 1800 »10,500. . . low miles^ lrvr.scuta;e. l owner. VJOO or best oftw. 722-3727 SX. Rotax engine. »6,000. miles, 2 helmets, owner a'manual. Jack Dommer Ford 824 Jeeps &T51her AUDI 1986 5O00S doth interior. Must sefl. 747-6222 MUSTANG 156S. 6 cylinder, 3 -SOLOFLEX MUSCLE MACHINE, 464-8718 »2150/Offer. After 6pm 453-8462 Power Hindoos Florida Car. speed. K-« ong'.-^/lrir.SrT.lsslon. ARlENS SNOWBLOWER: 1987. 721-6560 "brand now. moving, must so*, bosl 4'Wheel Drives S3.eS0 Cfi 473-9073 MAZOA 1965 626LX. 5 speed, load­ stereo cassette. $2500 • 454t93S9 Cost $1000 new. In showroom corv oftor takes. 313-661-0878 HONOA 1987 Hurricane. SOOO m-ies. ed, shirp. h^«ay mi'es. »2700 or d-...on. Asking $499. Ce!>. 459-9398 805 Boat Docks' F-150 LAFUET XLT, 1988-Air. lit. 6 BLAZER 1979. Good condition. 4x4. eMY/ 1934 325 E. etco-ont condi­ MUSTANG 1565. 6 cylinder fard- Kirker pipe, mint condtlon. »2750. cyf-nder, 5 speed, cap. stereo, dual best odor. After 7pm, 661-7555 TUNTUR1 EXERCYCLE; Avtta «50 Caa after 6pm 562-0478 eutc^aiic transmission, air, pOAer tion, al |l-n. (O'doc*. k»l bagging attachment. SARNtA - Bridgeview Marina on maroon and black, good oorvSillon. Under wair&r.ty. »10 200 655-5667 Jack Cs-j'c/Cr.ev /GEO 655-0014 CC-^-.t-on »10,6:O. E>ts: 442-9272 $20;0 421-7271 or 1-4S8-3445 4rt. snow b!ow*. I-JJOO firm. 48* new parts to UsL »1600 or best 734 Trado or Sail lake Huron • full service, water/ »600. 349/--S953 Leave message. 537-0169 »a.ii behind. $1500. 20fl. Trailer. tioct/lc Slip avaiabte for boating $500 591-2167 TRADE your motorhome. travel season, up to 28 ft. Eves: 689-6214 YAMAHA RT160. 1990 Dirt Bike GMC. 1985. STEP Van - Power Like new. musi see. must" »ea. sloerlng^/braVes. automatic, low MHH DEER Tr«f9r~rTrp Kohlor tra^or, newor car. on nice N"W Do- trr>t house Share or sell Taylor-1 »1.150 '; 477-1929 miles, must see. Good condition. r>^!ne. allach.'nenl j. $800:,- 806 Boats & Motors 838-5201 Eves471-1871 537-4042 ^76-1454 house. 533-8125 YAMAHA, 1979.650. Spedal, excel­ ALUMINUM 13 ft. tracer. 6fip Evln- GMC 1987 SIERRA CLASSIC. ',i LAWN EQUIPMENT Toro v.t>oel lent concft'ion. »600 or best offer. ruda and aooesaorles, »700. Eves 344-1291 ton, automatic, V8. stereo, super horse 224. 60 la deck. 48 In. Waft 735 Wanted To Buy I' 644-4247 - sharp, cap.4 more »7495 B1H H<^» Othy rnj^ ALWAYS -BUYING: "pr«m"oti6rTil YAMAHA. 1986. FZ600, 2300 mJes. lf-% the th^-es araHable. 464-8440 modol ca/a. kit a. auto sales ktera- l.ke new. »1800. " 931-5166 BOBJEANNOTTE ttre4msg*2ir«ST— 278-352» BASS.TflACK£R.15S0_-_Pi4J7 PONTtAC/GMC TRUCK LAWNMO'.VER Murray rev bagger. 40hp. »5,500- 397-6836 Pfymoumr453^500 3 5^. BriggS 4 St/aiton. mint coo- BASEBALL, fooibil, hockey, bas­ 814 Campers, Trailers C.^on.jjn-V used 4 times. $150. ketball cards. Any sports memora­ BAYLINER 1985 - 21ft. Ceprt Cud­ GMC 1948 1500 S>crra p-'efup. (313)292-6114 bilia. Topp cash.WiJ travel 47.7-2580 dy, OMC. inboard/outboard. 305 & Motorhomes very low mleaoo. , Chevy, trim top, ship to shore, fish CaU . 427-1641 RAILROAD TIES BUYING Worklng/Non working pkv finder, edras, tralor. »10.200. CHAMPION MOTORHOME 1981 WoiT-anljod timbers, n«-w4 usod bs-1 macfUnes 4 parts, age 6 condi­ Ar.er5pm. " 455-1600- Class C, SOU., exceceni condOon. INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL: 0¾^. ery aval JbSe. Any quantity tion no lador, »-'U pick op. low mileage, new brakes/exhausl. 2 1970. 10 yds dump truck. Rebull 313-283-5688 (6l6)451-8410or (313)380-9169 BAYLINW-1989. 20 ft, cuoMy. 130 single beds, sleeps 6, drfnw great, engine, runs Lke ntw. Asking Inboerd/4vtbo3rd. exce?enl condi­ hardry uled, »16000. 335-2804 »3600/bcsl. • 153-0581 SEARS Craftsman 12 h p Irector, LANDSCAPE equipment, gas OutM. tion. »8,600. 4S3-2081 38 Inch cut. Ike n^*. *«ces«r,i coo- M:G. TrG, eng-lne wi-!der. outboard FLEETWOOD Class A motorhome. JMC 1972 V. pick-up Sory. 532-2280 CARVER CONVERTIBLE 1986. 32 1991/27 ft, fufy eqvppod. genera­ 350, eutomatc, ne\cr any rust, ft. Loadod. best otler, fkvandng tor, micro w3ve. AC. Sleeps 7. looks 4 runs sharp. 421-1630 SEARS CRAnSVAN 18HP garden WANTED. LAWN Tractor (nood not ava.^b!e. After 6pm. 427-5158 »675 /week. 624-3779 or 682-4146 - t/Ktor wtlh trai'er. Lke new run), shotgun, rif-os. tools, broken NiSSAN 1986 ) Kmg Cab, automat­ $1500/best. After 7pm 281-6963 VCR. caa Paul 421-6273 CATALINA, 1980 22 Fl, swing keel. HOLIDAY RAMBLER 1988 Class A. ic, power sieorlng/brakes. a"r. vrxy E-Z load traner. motor. 3 sa». 25 ft. AJurnalte XL Many Opticrn. low miles. Tyme does rt egiin; 10R<\SNOW8LOWER - $25; fertV WANTED NORDIC Track Exerciser. »5600. »81-2593 Extenent Condition »29,500. priced »1,400 below whole­ f;er spraadera 4 gs/den toots; Bex Lapoor.Cal after 5. CaS, 284-5610 sale.»3.450. v.ov9; Corona ot healer w/automat- £«4-8342 678-2140 CENTURY. 20 ft, 188 hp, V-8, TYME AUTO 455-6566 .i ttan.Lkene(»-$J5 455-2114 Mercnrlser UQJtt'H*, mooring cov­ SCOTTY 1977. 13 ft tr'avd Iralor, RANGER SUPER CAB 1986 5 WANTED - old f.sNng lures 4 equip­ er, many-dTvoie accessories. exceJ- dean, $625. 533-6719 TRACTOR/MOWEa Power Plus 10. ment 4 barbell cards before 1975. lont condition, »5500 455-3181 Spood. air. atereo casselto. t.ber- 35cm. needs I'jne-up $U5. Also Days 471-7887: Eves 669-9557 STARCRAFT 1984. - pop-up. fur­ glass cap. aluminum wheels, run­ gss Snapper $25. 363-6500 CHEETAH 1990 Bowridor, 17 . 3 0 nace, stove, refrigerator, awning, ning boards, extra sfwp iruck. Onty Y/ANTED: SwarvosM "Love Birds". l.ler, I/O. E-Z loader iraiier, sleeps 6 $1500. , 562-1706 »5695. TRACTOR, 640 FORO - New tWes. W.9psy»1125. »1l.8O0/best. after6. . 692-0523 robu;1. landscape biado. 6' Ford Jack Oemmor Ford ¢4.1(313)277-9057 CHR'SCRAFT. 1974, Sedan Brtdga STARCRAFT 1990 Meteorite. J. hardly used, so-1 or Irede tor- Makeofor.Ken 774-3715 TRUCK CAMPER 1988 -Good liol tractor. 932-5626 AKC COLLIE PUPPiES: Shols 4 drfrt). new 5 0 VS. custom Cs'tornis »c-h<.sl drt.-e, loaded. 58.000 ml. r-ew 718 Building Materials AKC Daschiund rr^'a pup. iong haV, Mariner. »2,600. Beth wllh Ir'afera good eorvd.tion. »500. 453-7751 trfH/braXes/exMjsl. $7,500 Ca' ahots. 422-0012 Marilyn Mon Frt 10-4pm. 540-2165 CR.UHSM.Afl 10 m. RJd-sl Arm 274 6058 UTILITY TRAILER 5X7 (1. rvxtoood. AKC GERMAN Shopard pupf/es Ss*. ticcroni CondtKyv »200. CRESTUNER 1958 - 17'.* ft , open Lock able Exco'er.t Tkcs. »375. SUBURBAN 1937-kudcd. 350V8. Csl. 397-2132 Top quslty. 2 ma***. 1 fen-.a'e- Alt Cal. 375-148-8 Sha/pl aborts 4 worming '268-0204 bow. doop V. 9'3 more, 32 hc^ra OAK FLOORING sp«;*j - 5". 6". v Sf-xlandfe Tr.a-'Vsr, Iceded 574-0465 WALOENYVOOOS MEMBERSHIP GORDON bcvt'ed edge 6'. 7" sq edge AS AKC lto-*ie Rit'iod, CROSBY: 15^ n. Ryaboul. Robvil AHiidat-Vj. must Kl rudorn leociM $1 35'sq Ji Oiher PACHS1IUNOS or SCHNAWERSv Chryiler 75 hp. Tra'er. Many Ex- 517-351-2121 Chsrr.p'.xi Sirod Pvpc'os CHEVROLET- hcofj-j at Tihoisss'o prices trail »1.850 After ffm.' 420:2353 M.1.1f»r<

- Exce^f-nl corVliiion. loidod. 35 ft : ronr-o BRAKE -Ttpco. io «JCOI- bo-vd/outbcird, 170 horse, Merc A;Vlng'H6,5O0 . " .912-7423 458-5250 Uftl condillon, $350 White AlAtKANMALAMUtE Pv.1>S. AKC. w;E Z LoM Tre"er Loadod. kw c-v TOYOTA MN1 CUBE VAN - (2) a.i<- sCrcs'bjck door, new 30X78. $(0 Tr-ct^y beaut^s. til 4 Kjiif.y. c',-^ hours, live now. Moving.must ab'e PiJ»vr $tocr'..^c/tHa\ rrv auio- ^_ ' . 427-0415 622-K-56 sefl. $90vO.'t-Mt' ' 682-6^9 816 Auto & Truck mstic, pood ccod.ton, must ico ! Oa,sfrl«-520l _Evev 471-187.1 STE?L BU:tCHNGT'O-J-^WI B'-JJT AMER>CAH EsUmo pu0P «>. U*C EGG HARBOR 1976 41.ft. MYFO. ki • Parts A Service So^e w/ilrai}ht s!d(S. over- PM stNed.fkstshota: , Usl 2 ve.vi.repi'-trxl, »3 r>*« ays- TOYOTA 19S6 1^-¾ bod p!d. Ord*r ho« lor tT.-n>lati Cai __.!._. _ - -•»<•«» tft".*l».' carf^eiinj. a,>d eloclrory-il eutomal>c, 36.COO rr. 00 • . 27 7-0003 l o":Cii6~N fh'SE. neutered. 10 mo I SO COO. 540-3O70 cd t% iNotS. not\ shod, houscbroken, """"M'SOIT "T RLICK nrrpA'ns" ~ r fl. with 1932 50 h p. Evtrvude - Al very tfiionjt.-'a rates a r, stereo, evtras. t'ccrc-r.t. 63.000 W yov c'd find ftc^s^M barn f.c< er.t w-W», Vad Kmnol 4 ex- rt>'^>. »3.700. 729 8512 fy(lr-ap?^k>:>uJOd »375 628-7052 »1800 Cal, 437-2337 Ifarryj U j.r.j (lot n-sr:l«:». or cyxora'lo.nj. * • 559 7780 ? FOUR WlNHS: 1938. 183 Horlton TRACKER 1&90 CONVSRtieiF. - 5 * jjil!^? 243 6579 DoTtR'^xfO • up tor adop'.kvi, tpc-fd, a-r. cai^o'.la. red 6 revfy r.j'o iSrroc-'d. nc-^fved, tovabM. 175 h p OMC Cobra. 1/0. OuM bat­ teries, d^pth fnder. casseite Cus- »10.355 719 Horfubf, 8p#s " 772-1241 V7ANTEO-.1979 L«Msn» fck parts JackCff-j'tyCKv/OEO 655 W14 t5?on. Will t-0 $5fU __J?2Vif±l a-yti.T-» 453-1754 AEROSTAR. 193S 21onervay, - w/tra:'er »11.000. lesv* n-ess'.ge: aiereo.*:r.ejpP'«». f^rtribCvj/d'OulbOJ/d. hp. K«'.*r. nv>s. evtendod. lo^M. »U»3 6vcc»a'rys1. v-xycu'e. $10. *'"&. f w«*». very $2500. 2?« 4454 irtegjiiy rvxsecaiJelOeriSorv Jnck Dommor Ford W^Ctmtf M-^uppl^s f-rvir.y.b'.'fc^LiMk 435 4538 562-7011 COCKtn"SPANCl. 7 m-yith 0"d. HOB'fJ CAT: 18 fl. *r«5 lra"W. Oood CARVrANiTb-- looking foTiTena"- _ 721-6560 €>tecrt!pr &_ Err mtiit BESEUR 23C2. Co'or ^'vge^frcl (ondtvyi.$1200 Ca', «-51-2035 AStROCL 1955 7 pnw>ccr, e-jto r.v.'*,»100 Pf,-mouth 459-7135 t<^lation, under »300. Cen msve ; system, lis* f;c»t $10>»or belt ot- sor.arepsira Ask lor John255 6145 malic, air, t n)ed g'ssa. cas!^t!e ««. K«v'A<^(-p~i. 5318813 IIOO'E 16 ft w'th IraVv. ss'l bo«. »5.495 PAlf .lATrON, AKC. 1 ve«r old ma 5, l<*.T.p 4 f-uT covers, Uapere. aland. N"\0N F401"fo>5ii"tu"t"o foTu's ca-n- ) r«'"d »'ih kw*. »'•''• r,V0Y- »2000 537-1978 BOBJEANNOTTE *r* body $M>3 c< t-Mt And NVCO ,t^ WANTED PONTIAC/CMCTfiUCK kog ti Ji_ •' 553 9570 MWUM Ts'fj. iTft DO'iulder, 130 CLfl66lFiED f020 frMhn.M 981-5243 AUTOS A TRUCKS Pty^cvlV 453 2500 hp Morcrui:er, tia er. covers. GO'lOCN TlEf^EVER • Mo'S. 18 ATn^1iF>rTT,'lo7?^-mhT mor.th C'dpurfbreJ, t?,'0 Msny Etlra'sf L>Std Onfy JO hra wM 6 0 18.000 C«/(M trfll*. »14.000 T^Muska""* S *Mry 6c>^ *T« 9768 »9200. Car _" ?!*^ Cel •vet BILL BROWN . 474 6571 • Instrumsnts .]/ lACRAOOri RE.R'EYEn & Cn-}'sh niNKtrt ij'iTTslTrvdjyT \&\d, flDVERflolNG CARAVAN 1955 IE, ncivtVes. •- msmmnmimmm\mtii iaiv.'fwmsn Setter rrVx, 7 mo. oVJ (emlV>, be sulK 70 hra Ful c-ahvat, f-tus CoA;'.'! -USED CARS- mmmmmm+m 6-X.By GnAND P.sno, b>«ck. 1 baitery 4 atnjta. e'en, »3,500 M dog, e.cehent ^¾ ^.^.¾ cover, r«dV>. dfpth rndor, loaddta 35CO0 Ph. mouth Rd , Ih'orJa »'r,| cond.llon, a/Hiov.^. FlO.ve 46209)2 644-1070 Qoklond County 591-0900 Wnyno County 852-3222 Roctiostcr/Rochostor I Nils Waherf^m. 2*9 5«! I* good home After ^*>Mf *i«M>Wii.a«rtfc.iSiir<"i»fcwfc«l»^ >. -Vdj^li. iiuwisifi&UkWj-L. **»&!. *n

wssousasi 852 Classic Car8 856 Buick" 858 Cadillac 860 Chevrolet 882 Chrysler 868 Ford 866 Ford 666 Ford 874 Mercury K'PNTE CAflLO. 1971 - POAC/ wtrv CEHTUflY 1985 •" automatic, ft!/, low COUPE DE VIllE, 1983 • Full po*. CAVALIER. 1990. Sedan, automatic, LASER 1985 - 67.000 miles, s'.'.er ESCORT EXP 1998 5 Spood, a'r. PROBE 1990 - elr. or,!/ 1,600 miles THUNDERBIRD 1990 • COUOAH COUGAR 1985 - client cond! de-AV'lockt's'.ocring/brakoj.' Good miles, don't miss this ono $3990' or, loadod, a'r, stereo cassotte, ex air. AMFM stereo, rear dofco, radf- wilh black Interior, new IVcs. brakes stereo casselte, tilt, cruise, only $9990. 1990 Loaded. $10,990 tion, suto-nltic. air, cruise, $4300. condition. $2,700/0^1. 464-8547 PAWAN CHEVROLET 355-160jp coTont 1 o«nor. $3250 661-4620 at».e600mHos.$7&$$. ^3f3-7431 I exhaust. Excc-tlenl insido S cjt. All $4695. Jack Dommer Ford Jack Demmor Ford Alter 6pm. 478-572» • po*o/.$3500. 591-02^47 COUGAR 1986 LS. completer/ lead, . MUSTANG 1965 - Red. soodfcondl- CENTURY 19S9 - low nV.^aoo. ex- £lOQRAOa 1988. Black, leather, CAVALIER 1990 ; 224. l>«dod. '.Jack Dommor Ford . 721-6560 721-6560 cd. oicefiont cor-rd tion. Must se'J. COfOOl COhdrtlOO, automate, .elr, ncrr tires. Sha/pl Telephone Abat­ bright red. excellent -condition. LeBAnON PREMIER 1S88 Converti­ AFFORDABLE USED CAR$ PROBE 1990 - automatic, e>, till, THUNDER8IRD 1991-10,000 m'c-J. $4950. Extra sharpl ' 261-1593 ,, 454-9675 stereo cassette.-por.er locks, etc. able. $12,500. Call, 660-9701 $10,999. , • • '. 595-023.2 ble, tu» powo/, low miles, garage ' ' 721^5020 cruise, powo/ windows, cassette, loadod. $13,395 $7500/oest. After 6pm. 4730776 kept. $10,600 . ESCORT WAGON: 1985'-» L. Excol- ELtX>RAOO. 1990 - 5.000 ml. royal CELEBRITY, 1965. Cx;coreni condi­ low mites $9995 North Brothers Ford 421-1376 COMEf. 1972. e«c«y $3885. ESCORT 1984 GT. 2 door. 4 speed CONTINENTAL. 1982 -, loadod. GN 1985, Mops, loaded, oocd con­ matlc. air, 53,000 miles, records. AMFM cassotie. 65.000 mnes, 476-9874 ditioo,' 440 engine. 70.000 miles, sunroof, must tbel $5975 floor'shitl, 72.060 mil* $1800:: body/Interior excellent, engine dition, raw GM Turbo. GM exhaust, $32O0/best Alter 5t 422.-.7763 15,000/best offor. . 420-0488 $900. ,: 421-8450 FOX HILLS' . -••-••'."• 645-0519 noo4»vio/V.-446-S877 344-2657 GRAND MARQUIS 1990 LS - load­ and tuneup. $6000. Ask lor Oar/en GORDON . Chryslc^Pf/TROuth TAURUS 198« IX Sedan, .- ed. feallKV. rust prooled, 28.000 ,, 04.05 CUTLASS 1969- - Hurst %o- Days669-0790 After 6pm 363-3151 CELEBRITY 19$9CL-^tomatic. V- CONTINENTAL 1S50 Signature Se­ 455-8740 • .-• 961-3171 ESCORT 1985 - autornalic. looks excellent' condition..1251000 ml. mles. clean. $12.600_, rles. 455 rebuilt onc^ne. mlnKondl- 6. air,- full poww, 'pricod to son el ries. rpoonrool.loaded. $19,200- IE SAB.ER, 1983 LTD, now tiros « • CHEVROLET, anil runs suporl Only $1,125. $8495. -.--. 348-61J.6 Afte/epm ' .553 051$ •: t.on.:Ca»aKar 70^1-616-228-5457 »4490. . • ,: i LeBARON 1984 CONVERTfGLE - TYMEALfTO '.'I ballery, toadc-d, clean, air, cruise, OH FORD.ROAD IN GARDEN CITY Jack Demmor Ford '. PANIAN CHEVROLET \ . 355-1600 automatic, air, turbo. Only $3995. 455-5566 . ,.-.. TAURUS 1S88 - 4 door, automata, GRAND.MARQUiS :1969 - IS. kf\ POHTIAC 1963 Catena - nard lop, tilt, rack, $4100. Attw 6ptm 4fo-9194 i'458-5250 -.- 721-6560 CHEVEHE, 1978 - 54.000 ml., au',r> al/, ste/oo cassotte^Wghwav miles. m:'es. i.ko new, loaded, $13,000.' 339, rrLrtlCunaition. All original '• ESCORT 19?6- Burgundy, 65,000 • ' -'. • 326-881? . \.E-SABRE, 1987. power window* 4. FLEETWOOD 1987 Brougham, full malic, a'r, .-runs excetibnt, 2nd. FOX HILLS"'•'•; Mint, 56.650 « 4KM>365 MARK yil .1986. mini condition, After 4pm. , .. 533-7552 ChrysJor-Ptymouth .- miles, great conduion, $2700. , locks," cruise. e*an. AM-FM cas'- ih«. 30,000 miles, excellent/ musi o*ner,$475. • 65T-5074 loadod, leatho* Interior, power moon GRAND MARQWS 1990 - Loaded, "455-8740, . ••''••« 9613171 v 397-3272 TAURUS. 1959 L - Automatic. «1/, PONTlAC 1964 GP. 6xce.le<\t condi­ Mile, wires $5500 Eves 356-744$ sonl$l2.900/best. 278-0887 iOOf. ok-4 brakes, 50.000 rrirlss: |3ytil bju^ M?ke Oiler. Cal 477-0835 • CHEVETTE 1983 super condition, cVuJse. storoo, non-smoke/. Sharp. tion, low nvleaoe, 369 automatic, LEBARON 1979, 8 cyt,. runs'good, ^7,900.'. .-.855-9696 IESABRE 1990 Custom • 46-,000 FLEETWOOO 1990 - Front yrtvool only 33.000 actual miles. $1,995 . ESCORT 1988 GT - a'r. staroo $6200/bost. 622-1140 - po*er wlndo^s/brakel/steerlng, $300aslJ. . . . 953-0061 csssclle. 66.000 miWJ. $2,795. hwy miles, e*cenonl condition, load­ drh-o, 11,000 ml, burgundy, loeoxJ. MARK Vll .1966 LSC • one ca/eW air. very sria/p car, $5,700. ROB'S OARAGE TAURUS 1989 SHO's - 3 lo choose. GRANO MARQUIS. T3J6 - 4 door. ed. $11,000. Eves. . 3#W258 non-sfftoky, $21:000: -565-^97 . BOB JEANNOTTE * owner, highway miles. $9995 Ask (Of ifiti .'352-4766 T.E8AR0N 1835 »100/1. loadod, ' • 838-6547 r '-• lo-xJod, 47.000 ml., exceiioot condi-'' • . PONTIAC/GMC TRUCK Starling at $11,995. Hines ParV Lior-dn-Wo/cury LOOKING FOR. • • Ph-mouth, 453-2500 very;dean, 1 owner. $2750: Oir.ce North Brothora Ford . 421-1376 t.on. Best oiler. 661.-0624 ' THUNQERBlROo 1966. hardtop, ?fg-&871.. After 6pm 937-1666 ESCORT 1986 - Pony, 4 speed, 453-2424 exl.400 SMALL AUTO^TICS? . 880 Chevrolet ; - good 'condition, loadod, 390 V8. CHEVROLET CK 1500 1990 Pick-up amim catsette, rear window defrost. TAURUS 1889 WAGON - 66.000 ' GRA>iO MAROUiS. 1988 '" Priced $ 1.500 and below LeBARON 1987 - sharp..a'/, ony MARK VH 1990 LSC Loadod",'-f'JTl Oa/k blue, formal rool, e/celkinV $4600. CaS alter 6pm. 348-5485 BERETTA GT. 1989. auto, toodod, Sitvorado. low miles, aV condition, highway miles, onfy $6988. • • • • -1 TYW6AUTO 455-556« Jooks & runs great. $1700,'669-5311 $16,990, --' -- ; immaculate garage kept condition, am/lm and extra sharp. S$9 Prico. $4665'- Htrvos Pairk Lincoln-Mercury cond.tioh. '- - 661-4333 PARK AVENUE 1981 - very OOOd low mBes. $8900/best. 534-6719 $10,990: •.--.-• ESCORT 1966. runs #real,- good .453-2424"ex1.4O0 . . Jack Demmor Ford7 GRAND MARQUlS 1987 - e/Collom- 852 Classic Cars PANIAN CHEVROLET '•' 355-1600 FOX HILLS cond.tion. man/ new parts, $2500. condition, excellent rvinnlng. dam­ 721-6560 cond.tion. lu'iy loadod, garage kopt '• BERETTA 198« GT. 5 spood. red, Ch/ysier-P'rmouih 464-0335 TAURUS 1990 SHO - Wack. 5.000 CHEVY NOVA 1971 - 6 cylinder, aged gritt, $700 Firm. 538-5125 S'nco new. Shop our price and com- V6. 2.8 tto/. ^cassette, al/. warranty, CITATION 1980 - automatic, a,'r, 455-8740 961-3171 mllos. $15,990 MARK VI:' 1983, 4 door. Exclr-ent orls-'nal owner. 49.232 actual rrvles, paro Pricod at wholosa.'o, on)/' PARK AVENUE 1985 - 4 door, good very clean, $6350/b«s». 548-0686 only 31.000 actual mves. Hurryl ESCORT 1966 - transportation spe­ Condllon. 72,000 mi!6a Asking perfect condition. $3,000. 477-2271 Jack Demmer Ford $3.6001 TYME AUTO . 455-556^" condition, $3950 or best. $2195 NEW YORKER 1985 • Gold, Florida cial. $1995 $3500. CaS. 471-5896 BERETTA 1988 OT - ejr, 5 spood. V- : caz. loaded with a3 the extras. 721-6560 CHRYSLER. 1977. Cordoba. 400 . 641-7606 JackCauleyChev./GEO . 855-0014 LYNX 1982. very nice cond-Bon, au- A pr-wor wtrvtow< & loct». tilt, 69.000 miles. $3.5O0rbost. 538-8010 TOWN CAR. 1985 - $5000 Cio encininnt , 4 cartel, noeos mtie FOX HILLS T.n-.nri.iK una, ai>.g/-, A 1 PARK AVENUE M986. burgundy. crurs«, cassello. BluWViurrrwTieoU & omatk cnrysfsr-Wymoutn 9vy~-yartr~-i9Blr^«^Neeoi nv*K- 'JLTi'l'"'- '^ '". ^^jyyir- ."?. JJ50 work. $600 ' 535-2344 condition, automatic, V6. fuS power, loaded, excellent condition. $5,950. much more. Five lo choose from RELIANT 1962 Wagon, power steor- 455r8740 S61-3171 $1500. "ntfW more. $7495 -.-. Ing/braXes, air. cruise, e/n/fm. extended warranty. $6300. - Q 737-2425 starting i| $6495. • \ Chrysler, 1977 - Transportation spe- FAIRLANE 1965. 2 door. 289, very BOBJEANKOTTE excotlonl condition. Eves. 451-2982 ESCORT:' 1986. 2 door hatchback. -• • -X 525-3753 «489-8729 MARQLOSE 1985 black, pernor wln- sold, body tea) good sn^po. motor c. $2700. 344-4556 MARQUIS 1984 4 Door. V6. auto­ power »teorlng & brakes, loss than ROOF, loaded. $19,990 ^ : 1959^ Very oood cond tion. Best offer. Noods ongino. matic, el/, tilt, CAJISO. kiD switch. 522-7820 775-2176 matic, a r. stereo, till, cruise, power After 4pm: 675-2035 elc...44,000 ml. $6,400. S47-S162 31,000 actual miles. Ocean blue T BIRO 1987 Turbo, moonroot. wicdows and locks, wire wtioeis. Ca.1: 729-9179 ARiES 1988 station vJagon. 4 door, Jack Demmer Ford $2388 ESCORT, 1989. Gt • loadod, leathor, 4 more, 1 o'wnor. $5500. Or,l/$3495. maroon, runs good, very clean. REGAL 1988 LIMITEO • Sutomatk;. BERETTA 1989 GTU - automatic, 23,000 mi., warranty. Best ofle/. 689-20100/ . 655-6602 721-6560 $4300. Days 363-0310 .533-1672 854 American Motors (uU powtr, air, H's almost now.j full power, "You know the onel" 427-4081 Jack Demmer Ford ; Chock it out! TEMPOS 1991 - 4 to choosa start­ AFFORDABLE USEO CARS ' $8790 - BLACKWELL CARAVAN 1984 FE PACKAGE, au­ 874 Mercury C0HCOR& 1981. Runs good, looks PANIAN CHEVROLET 355-1600 ESCORT: 1989 IX Red. 2 dbo/, ing from $8495. 721-5020 good. Now brakes, battery 8. ex­ PANIAN CHEVROLET 355-1600 FORD t tomatic, air, 7 passenger, $3695. 453-2683 auto. &t, power slocrlng, brakes. North Brothers Fo/d 421-1376 CAPPJ, 196« - 5.0. loaded, stored MARQUiS. 1985 STATION WAGOI haust. 79,000 miles. S600/bost. REGAL 1990 Grand Sport • loaded. BERETTA 1969 - 5 spood manual, DICK SCOTT USED CARS 39.000 miles. $5250. 422-2867 winters, original owner. wlH negoti­ After 5pm " 421-3504 powof stoorSng/braies/wlndowj, air GEO 1990 PRIZM - 4 doqr, 5 spood. TEMPO 1984 - ExceBent condition. All po*er, excellent condai 18.000 miles. $13,600. Sharp! Call GARDEN CITY ate. musTsca. $4995. 313-229-5853 $4195 478-06: after 6pm 645-5819 Joadod, low mlKj, $7200. 563:9534 air. 14.000 miles, mint, $6950. ESCORT 1'989 LX, air, -autornalic, Cloanl No aisl. Onry $ 1.299. RENAULT. 1933 ALLIANCE - $775 • t 451-2199 522-7820 excellent condition, * 28,000 miles, TYMEALFTO 455-556« COUGAR. 1985. XR7 Turbo, silver.- S 6pood. new clutch/muttSe/Aires. BERIINETTA 198«, good condition, SABLE 1990 4 Door GS - Loaded"•-*'• SKYHAWK WAGON 1987 air. ater- CHALLENGER, 1971 - Fast car. Too asking $5,650. Call ,. 346-6725 loaded, exccllcnl condition. $4,300. CaS after 6pm: 343-0170 1 owner, em/tm cassette radio, air, GtO. 1990 PRIZM LSI'-' 4 doo/ TEMPO 1964 - runs exconent. many 11.000 miles. $9990. ~ ' «•)-. co. 47.000 ml. excellent condition, much to M. $4500 or best olfe/. Days, Mon.-Frl 964-1717, o-renlngs, $5000 or best. , 522-0619 sod*an, GM exculfve ear, automatic, ESCORT 1989 LX. 2 door. el/, auto­ new parts. WW sacrifice. $2200. mujl sell $5.395rbost 453-5906 256:9356 . '-. 352-4111 • Jack Demmer Ford ',',','' '.^ loaded. Now car has arrrved - most matic, cassette, low m'es. Canevenlngs 751-103« 858Buick BERLINETTA 1983, red. low miles, 721-6560 ••-•'; SKYHAWK 1983 - Loaded. Now: SOlll $7,995 After 6pm: 253-1509 CHARGER 1984. 5 spood, 69,000 T 541-7687 COUGAR, 1990 - MX Brougham. automatic, much more, liXe now. se­ TEMPO, 1989 GL - 4 doo/, automat­ CENTURY wagon 1934 9 passenso/, brakes, tires, muffler system, miles, vory clean, runs great, must 8.200 ml, rul> loadod. triple black. SCORPIO. 1989. Merkur, white. 4 rious only, $3495. 458-7154 GEO 1990 PR'ZM - automatic 6 air. ESCORT. 1989 LX - 5 spood. 48.000 ic, air, 30.000 ml.. $6,095. Wen ma'ntalnod. Musi soli quick. V- battery. Noods rack 4 pinion worts. sell. $1450/besl. Ask for John Min- leatho/, like how. $13,500. 464-6703 door, loaded, war/anty. 33.000 am/lm. and extra sharp. 6lo chooso ml. Ike new. $3000. Oays:4 54.-3274 AH or 5pm:4 55-3265 6 erioine. air conditioning, power $1,775 . . .. 277-0469 nl, 8-5 422-3690 eves 591-3590 milos. $13.500 0/best. 669-5498 CAMARO ZJ8. 1985 - Black/gold. from. $7990 - ESCORT. 1984 - 4 spood. 70.000. GRANO MAROUlS 1989 - automat­ brakes. windows. S!ecrin9r1uW390 6torod wtnto/ss 51.000 ml, excellent TEMPO 1990 GL, 4 doo/, auiomatic. SKYHAWK 1954, Custom, bluo with PANIAN CHEVROLET 355-1600 CHARGER. 1985. 2 2. Automatic. I;k« ntw. $650/besl. 476-1968 ic, al/. loidod. Only $ 10.900. ' TRACER 19S8 - n-slcm fV.lth surround sound. ICS priced $ 1,600 and bcJow? Tv-me al $7695. rr.los'on new engine, Noeds trans­ 10AM-SPM. '651-2750 gfne rebuilt last year. $1200. TEMPO )990 GL 4 Ooo/, air. auto­ O/ysldr-Plymoulii $2,799. * has mam/to chooso from. >55-5S6« COLT 1683, 6tick, 2 door hatch­ North Brothers Ford : 421-1376 mission. As Is $1200. - 397-0254 matic, $7990. 455-6740 _. 961-3171 TYMEAUTO 455-6666 SKYHAWK 1985. power ateorlng & back, good condition. $109Snogotl- Evenngs, = - • 536-3651 brakes, 4 door, am-fm stereo cas­ LUMINA 1990 4-door Euro. 11,000 ESCORT 2 Door 1985 4 spood, ster­ CAMARO 1981. very reriablo. soDd able.537-6051o/ 388-6994 Jack Demmer Ford •MWft«i>.«.Mj.^:.|.WLraTr sette, 4 new t-ros 4. new exhaust rmiej. loadod. rod, $11,500. eo, clean, onfy $ 1995. SiEECCES: CENTURY 19e<,V6, loaded. 92.000 body, few denis. $700. 721-6560 > Runsgro3tl$750/best. 562-5419 543-8517 DAYTONA* 1988 Pacifica. l-tops, full mites, nica shape, /, en maintained. Call after 4pm 660-1655 Jack Demmer Ford power, automatic, turbo, loadod. THUNDER8IRD 1976- Mint. 39.000 $1900.08:181-.6/5. 300-0976 MAUBU 1977.«xcotIenltrBnsporta- AFFORDABLE USEO CARS. SKYLARK, 1981 - Runs good, auto­ CAMARO 1982. V6, power steering/ noods bodywork. $3500. 669-3033 original mllos. excoptlonaJ. $3500/ Uon, clean. $700 o/ best, i ' 721-5020 1991 matic, radio. Hew front Tires. $700. braves, am/(m cassette, 63.000 negotiable. AHe/ 6. . 421-9122 CENTURY 1935 LTO. 4 door, load­ 261-3018 DAYTONA 1968 Shelby - Only ed, leather. e*ce'lenl coodiuon, 427-7313 miles, body very good condition, ESCORT 2 Doo/ 1985. 4 Spood. 33.000 mi'e-s one. owner nyles. stereo, great transportation. On,"y THUNDERBIRO. 1986. V-6, excel­ CAPRICE 75.000 mios, $3795. 644-1945 super dean Into/lor. 1 ownor, MONTE CARLO S3 1987, A-1 con- $7995 lent condition, loadod. tu-tono. $1?00/best>ftor 5:30pm. 476-0729 dition, krw mlle-S, one owner, loadod. $1695. ' 853 Cadillac Hincs Park Lincoln- Mercury $5200 0/ best..__ ...455-300« CENTURY, 1936. Cvjstom. Exccvent -626-2941 Jack Demmer Ford S18AN cood'lkxi. 39,000 mNc-3. ELDORADO 1969 • Black Interior/ CAMARO 1983. Z28- 58.000 miles, — 453-2424 ext.400 well maintained. $320d. Musi sen. AFFORDABLE USEDCARS TKUNDERBIRD-1988, excellent 5.0 liter E.F.I. V8 engine. 55'45 seat. $5300. 469-5519 oxlerior. k>« mil-cage, lease car MONTE CARLO, 1982 - AIR. aulo- DAYTONA. 1988. Black, 48.000 525-7138 721-5020 cond.tion. Loadod. Assume lasl 12 cleclric rear window defogger. automate " S81-5542 matie, stereo, po*er steering, mites, extended .warranty/ Alpine GRAND NATIONAL 1987. b!£Ck w/ EXP: 1988 Sports Coupe. Loadod! months ot 48 month lease o/ bost transmission with overdrive, electronlcn-"-/ brakes, kxks. $1275. 354-57J4 storeo cassotte. air,- aluminum' gray, vpgnlcd t-j(!>o inr^/coo'e/ FLEETWOOD Brodgham 1986 full CAMARO 1990 RS - Rod, loadod, Ai/. sunroof, new oxfiaust. Excofieo! otfe/. 651-6413 tuned A.M.FM stereo rado w.ih scekscan. v whoels. exec-lent condition. exhaust, KorJ t. .oc^s, A'p'ne^lcrco size, rear wfioot drtvo, blue with "blue T-lops. automatic, stored winter, MONTE CARLO 1987 SS- '25.000 Cond.tion $2900. Call. 932-2563 stereo cassette, tape with auto reverse, Best offer. 477-9658 THUNDERBIRO 1985 • OOO Owner. w/t~p. bufl-in rad^r dotc-ctor. leather Interior, electric sunroof, ab­ mint, $11,000 firm. 455-3637 miles, loaded, alarm, exceWril digital clock and extended range sound. EXSCORT 19e6 L. 4 door, fyfry load­ loadod, new'Pi/oiii tires. Priced to aftermsrkel a'jrm 4 KU SA-.t'-h havo solutely pcrfecll 41.000 miles, condition, $9500. 584-6688 DODGE 600 1985 • 2 door, vinyl top. power w-lndOAS, power door lock system, CAPRICE BROUGHAM 1989 16.000 ed. 1 ownor, low mileage, $3100. soflt $3200. 626-4284 electric ^nroo'. d-•-• •• -• - -M. $11000. Days, 721-7161. Aflor 5pm, loadod. cxceiionl condition, $2700. elect/one speed control wth resume, comfort.'i 7; 729-6924 Mi'os. supo/ loadod. no/10 fine/. MONTE CARLO 1986- white, bur- .J -. 624-2955 M/. Smith. Mon-Frl. ' < . £VDS. 326-2687 THUNDERBIRO 1988 • automatic, $10,995. j gundy IrJorlor. 24,000 rrvlos.ipowor Steering wheel, po/.er trunk opc 3 A iv ,-,3•:-..- ',;> Conversion Van CAPRICE 1987 - brougham, white. gal'-on. $3995 air. loadod wtlh <>xuas. Doep bur­ Call, aflor 6pm, 981-4596 FM C«S5€tl9, cruii*. n-ore 24,000 miles, V8, a'arm, 66.000 miles, supor folded, new NOVA 1987- iransporlajlon special. It.nes Park Lincoln-Mercury gundy. $5995 evcryih-ng. io-ded lires. battery, excellent condition, $3685 •. OMNI 1930. 024. 1.7 eoglno, 4 453-2424 ex.1.400 $6400. 641-9936 JackCouieyCho/./GEO 8S5-00I4 spood. good cond.tion. $950. 4 ^ 277-5603 FIESTA 1980 • bhl», excoHont me- BLACKWELL 425-8500 fCAfHJCE 1S37 CtavjK-+-. VO, pa.iir] |;0VA-I&87-—4door-f>ower Hryvinp chanfcal. 104.000 miles, amfm cas­ FORD locks, cassette, c/ui», must soe. A brakes, am-fm stereo, tear do- SHADOW. 1988 - low m:!es. excel­ sette. $550.370-8606: 344-4356 453-2663 pci-1 Arid Hi rvc'O rajrc-.i, !-:cr.-,o 11:'«) c-js $3,950. J 464-0537 (rost, automatic. . lent cond.lton. $5,300. It r rr.'cl per .tis 10 f<-( r-'« '90 REATTA CPE After 5pm 425-3025 Call after 6pm: - 425-3751 F_ORO GRANAOA 1962 4 Door GL 6 WHY TAKE LESS FOR YOUR USEO eij-r. c.Tr \ *-;:r.1'.d. tion. 455-1423 automatic, DOWO/ locks, rear de- 885 Eagle actual miles, Ike new, Only $3,295. TYMEAUTO 455-5566 |cnj'se. factory v.-'v-". fogger, am-fm cassette, new tl/es 4 CAVALIER Z24 19e9 Convortiblo • exJ^ujl. $4.300/besl 591-3610 EAGEL SUMMIT. 1989 LX - like Jack Demmor Ford , loadod, 17.000miIos,$11.900. new, fuCy loadod. 7-70 plan. 3 yr.- AFFOROABLE USED CARS ' ^--t * * * * $ Ceneam-9pm. 471-7473 SPRINT, 1987. 70.000 miles. 45 warranty. $8000. 344-9163 721-5020 MPO. red. automatic, vory cicin. CAVALIER 1984- 4 door. 4 spood, FORD LTD-1985 station wagon, 10,995 19,995 $2,200. S81-1B03CXI.500 manuol transmfsslon, runs good, 866 Ford loadod. mint 5 IK miles. $2,600/ $1100. 522-2)31 beslotier. • 453-7751,451-1460 88i.Chry«ler CONVERSION VAN 1987 Automat­ '90 GRAND AM LE '87 JEEP CHEROKEE CAVALIER 1984 *• Type fon. auto­ ic, air condition, lull power and GALAXY 1972 ststion wagon - vory REDISCOVER vi^ft Atlomativ, air, powe- iiff "g matic, air. sunroof, one carelul CHRYSLER IMPERIAL 1964. Crown stafic/aft quality. $8990. •-- soLd car, new tires 4 luno-up. on» 11 .'•i praxes i"Air.do*s AM -V su- 4.0 V-6, La/ado, 4x4, a.t, tit, owner. $2495 Coupe. Classic, low mileage, g/eal PANIAN CHEVROLET 355-UOO owner. Has early exhaust leak. cruise, cassette.. Hines Park Lincoln-Mercury ' condition. Noods historic plates. $1100 337-1005 reo, facfory wa.iar> CROWN V1CTORIAJ985. 4 door, AMERICA ^^--^ 453-2424 6x1.400 $4;500/besl. 636-319.4 loadod. excollent cond tion. $3,995. LTO 1960 - 4 door, fun power, 6Jr, 'r;i $ CAVALIER 1984 - powry ItOO/lng 4 CONQUEST. 1987, TSI, Turbo, After 6pm. 464-1563 rvewji/es 4 l>rakes, 50.000 miles, brakes, Bgtomatlc, air. Onfy $J4E5. loadod. suruoof. black/Wack,\dth- $i5O0roest. 488-4369 CROWN VICTORIA 1983. all op­ e/, exocHont, $7300. 788 -9265 8995 GORDON tions, leather Inlerio/, no rust. MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE 1987 - New'91 DODGE CORDOBA 1980 • runs 6 looks $1600. Call alter 6pm - 737.4128 25.000 mnes, $6.650/t>ost. SHADOV/ great, automatic, e!r. $900. Leave message.. 569-0094 •GM PROGRAM _ CHEVROLET CROWN VICTORIA 1983 - 4 door, American. ON FORD ROAD IN GARDEN CITY , 626-3672 dark brawn, 75.000 miles. Good MUSTANG GT. 1989, burgundy, 5 CARS -A spood. 30.000 m5es, toad&d. asking 458-5250 USER 19&4 XE. 51.000 mllos. condition. $2400. 651-8271 ^V FREE ^ Excellent condition, automatic. Ca-1 $9600. Leave message 263-8198 CROWN VICTORIA 1991 loadod, «FACTORY CAVALIER 1938 --*door, automat­ CELLULAR PHONE ^: after 5:30 PM: 458-8579 MUSTANG LX 1986 Sun roof. air. /-,,1 ic, al/. very geod condition. Starting from, $11,990. OFFICIALS WITH TEST DRIVE J^ $2700 negotiable. 534-9013 LEBARON. 1985, GTS - 4 door, Jack Dernmer Ford cruise, red and sporty, $4995. lealhor, automatic. Sharp! $3,750/ 721-6560 DICK SCOn USED CARS » USED CARS CAVALIER 1986 RS - automatic, air, rvsgotlable. 397-9230 GARDEN CITY SALE PRICE SIC/OO. po40f steorlna-a- brakes. ESCORT GT, 19S9, white. 1 owner, ^ . excxto a/ 522-7820 . ** (HOlSliRS • ' ht red. $3760 LeBARON 1987 Spori Coupe, auto­ loadod, air, 35.000 miios. mini, ex­ 1 i:-J. J J Buffi IS -1 l.':-i'.t IT r ss:l. 1'. r matic, air, cassette, power windows tended warranty. $6100 737-0915 MUSTANG 1966. new paint, good (:i!r i-.'t'l-j. tx VJUI tt'ti f'm. nu 4 locks, power seat 4 more. $5995 chroma. 4 Inter for ^«any_£ecotpJt: trf.t^a. t-,^ |Kli;< r.il rt-".i rrvi r:jr 8995 ~r7i~iJSTltY^iirVyXir\T^ . ——.-— DICK SCOn BUICK iLACKWELL BOBJEANNOTTE' ESCORT LX 1989. 4 door, air/auto­ must sen. Ul $650 I axes 981-4756 matic, stereo, polar while, 15000 •0« Hid r;:ii "HI t:r:«.'JI i-> I ix.-t-;::» lit .•<%:» r.:i r rt:i t :r II'JU!:1.::! FORO PONTIAC/GMC TRUCK 1 miles, p-yfoct condition. $6200. MUSTANG. 1973.Convorl8We-351 l.'.^ f c.'.x ti 1-.¾ ;.-.»j'.i x'-ri ! f-J-;-:J J.3:J'. e ei i;"c:t !-:!: I r *Tt 200 Ann Arbor Road 453-266^ Prymouth,'453-2500 420-0736 4V. poutt brakes 4 stoortng. yollow rri"T lir-M-r:-; ti\ »J >;;:.;U-i:: f-i ¢-.,-. v c;;n > Plymouth, Ml 936-3025, 453-4411 CAVAHER-1968, Z24i cor.vertablo. IE-BARON 1989/GTC, turbo. 6000 with black too, 61.000 ml., no rust. red with ten top & Interior, loaded. m.ios. one ownor. auiorr.at'ic, load­ ESCORT 1937 Station Wagon'- au­ garage kepi. $5,600. 420-0108 15.600 mi'ci. By Owner. 941-2784 tomatic, a'r. stereo, power steering -, >• ed. Very sporty, mini condition, translorabla warranty, $9000 or 4 brakes, clean. $3995 - MUSTANG 1979- Exoe-ilent through­ T17PT best Must solill ' 547-0330 out, new everything, low miles, $1150* 464-6684 OPEN LATE MON. ft THURS. UNTIL 0:00 PM 1 * t LOOKING FOR SMALL AUTOMAT­ SUBARU LOU SEZ: BLACKWELL MUSTANG: 1979. 2 3 Uter Engine' ICS priced $1,500 and be'ow? Tyme 31015 GRAND RIVER o /17/1 CI FORO 5 spood manual ove/drfve. Good has many to choose from. 455-5566 Come.to Plymouth for 453-2W3 condition Good llros 4 brakes FARMINCTON HIUS MBs Q 474-6754#4"ll/ 0 ^ $350. Can, 397 0290 MUSTANG. 1984 GT - 5 0. 5 spood. ^. EXPERIENCE eiccte-it co.-id^.ion. lo« mile ago. Subaru 722-5707 1 • IvU- f HE METRO MUSTANG. 1984 LX - 3 doo/. V6. r w auiomatic. e'r, am/fm 4-speake/ 1 Value Days k AREA'S BEST stereo. 64.000 ml .$2850. 652-5311 SUBARU SUBARU SUB A SUBAR ? MUSTANG 1985 GT. 5 spood Stick. P% KEPT SECRET (c<3, high micago. exce'ienl 1991 LOYALE cond.tion. $5000. 693-4248 MUSTANG 1985 GT 5.0 While, grey HODGES SUBARU \ II 4-D00R '85FIEJRO inierior. stored wtnio/s. exco'ont ii Air, cruise, tilt. AM/FM ca^t^e. sunroof, clean. condition. 5 spood. $5,000 722-966« THE SUBAHU ONLY DEALIHISIIU' SEDAN MUSTANG 19SS LX hatchback. 49.000 miles. Excellent condMlon. ii — $2.595.-- II NOW FiOBS OARAGE ... .538-8547 'Power steering,, power £^%^¾^¾ mm 88 CAPRICE CLASSIC BROUGHAM MUSTANG 19S6 • IX, 50 COopo. loaded, Including p fxc?";M con- 1991 LEGACY WAGON Ll d-.t-ofi. $9395 459-317» 'Power options w/remolc mirrors *80w stereo cassette w/equaliier, .» >. —,. MUSTANG 19S? GT ConvfcH*'*, *16 valve 130 HP Fl engine ;" *4 wheel disc brakes steering, power windows and locks, g3r#ged winters, losdod, 3.400 II •a 09 CELEBRITY r.l-cs. $15,400 • . 645-0411 iso.ti.lt, 80 watt stereo cassottOj x Till w/memory steering •Tachometer .4 digilal clock Airv AM/FM Stereo, only 10 000 miles. MUSTANG. 19t9LXCor,vert.b'0. 8 0 roof rack . _ • c-.gTe, fu'V loaded, 13,700 m'-CJ, $1? 5-50. (TM> car Upcrtocl!) ->.WAS $10,30¾ 422-5171 i7u sTAiro^'i^oT c 6 NvTmmf^ I ALLOF-THE ABOVE PLUS M0I«<| '88 REGAL LIMITF-P Sliil.'-.g Ir0--.1 only $11,500. NOW 12)939 Jnck Dommor Ford II Only 20,000 rmlc-s >'OR $ O/• /i 00 II MU34ANG' 1990 - LX ONLY 6 *7979 MiUS!$7S90. II a month , K Jnck Dommor Ford i 72J-6560 '86 SUBARU CL WAGON 49 (X.-rt rA-'MsJ'^ k-'5 k'.; i'.'j-.r..^o $:-:1(0 <'<•.•:-,• <-;-:-\ w. -tl si Lou LaRTche PillTO WAGON !?&•>. rcWll no- Fxef;>/i Tc^l( 'M'iPif;'! W.'.n m;-.'il'i '.-.".••nn-.-z »c;; ?.--J'«.v Loaded, /ix-'i. i>. • • ck.s^ie. tc-r C'<>5n bod/. $500 0/ L:0r-.'-:i P^c'^i cf-y.i:-- '-:d*i r<'.','•:••> i-:;s. ?•• *» ? CalB'tw5prn. 721-3793 rrtOBP. l9CTB'3ck, auiorr.st"<. «'r, I OPEN MONDAY & Coincrof ..—,11! .1()1 t-r./lm Good cond Hon. new bsl- i THURSDAY '(II 9 P.M. PlyniOulhRoiidAri^oeriy _ li/it — |rr//|.rfi/6rakev $7,100 337-e«2 M -t « Gkz^. II rROB'6~19TjnLxT'5 ipoc^'t^'o-* _ I > m -j - 11'K- Of'fUTILSf'M 3BXS U "Lou LaRTche 25 000 ml. S'Jr.root. am/lm oas^lla. M ».'OM A 1IIUHS OF">.'I HO. LOCAL METRO ar.$4.tt&/Vlor 5p.m. 3<9 3t9t tl 453-4600 961-4797 z±4 CHEVROLET i/.tf^r 8UBAHU TAURUS {e8TwAG01("oTx - el II 40875 Plymouth floacl* Plymouth L.. options. low low mnes. Only fl 1 ".wSri-ovsr- LOCAL.45ICAL-*OO»**OWUMETR3 0 961 «4797 $10,550 'plus t.ix, license, net inccritlvos and robalos. U- I ».r.tJI FOX HILLS 40875 Plymouth Road, Plymouth ChfyskY-Plivnoulh 455 8740 ' 661-3171 SUBARU SUBARU BSmSMmgEe

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.-.. .4': ~fiv ^^^m^M^mmmmmmm t 874 Morcuiy 876 Oldsmoblla 876 Oldtmobird ' 876 OldiRiobiff 880 Pontl8c 880 Pontic 880 Ponti&c 882 Toyota 882 Toyota MARQUIS 1985 •friio.-»i4!ic, a> . SH CALA.J3 1987 OT - Itoded. leather CUTLA$3 SUPREME 1990 SL - orf/ TORONAOO 18M, flrMt arjpe, BOKSEVillE 1939 SSE - eJ op- SUNBlftO l984CONVEflTi8LE-t;r. SUNDiRO-1986 SE • avtomsttc. sjr, CELICA GT 198«. exc©.;ent condi­ TERCEL, 1581 - Oc-p^dab:? tri"-.= - • i por,ir. »5995 fcitecicr ,-r.svir Ires, *-ofl malntalood, 13.000 tjUa/llia raw. Aiiiog WJdei, n** ptlnt. goOd H'*», I18O0 tionj. p/»y on p/sy. very dean, automatic, power test A windows, stereo, povr&r steerlrio & braXea. tion. 6 «.<«od. tii, amlm stereo, p«tj!k>n, 5 spood. arr/lrn. $7W .-? ¢0,(¾) mjos, »3.7QO. 201-3954 I1J.V00. wtxrtloffor. . 784-1253 »12.500.0»/«. ' 455-1600 power tochi, tilt, crvise. red, eicel- ly^.i red. Shaipl »4995 tefcOO/otier-M'j4t sse. 476-6422 bt^t. Cat AM or after 6pm 397-0006 H ': FOX HILLS H^ve» PtrV Uocoin-Wefcvry Icnl condrtion. »5395. . . ' CiERA t98?-C8JSCtto«lprco.crvlsa, CON SEVILLE 1988 S£, lOidfrd. *,ty CELTCT*1986 GT-. Rod, 5 »f*e4 TERCeL 1SS9 COUFE - red. 5 ChiysJer, P) j mou t h • 453-2<24*xt.4O0 TORO!UfX> 1984, poww Itoorlnj/ eJr. tfefog. 2 door. Custom vrfioon, ^xtk«». am/frn »tt/oo. lotdM, option*, ImmacvUte condition, crutie. caisette. tit, greal shape tpood.VSJT'ST>I apodal JA995 4 55- 6 740_ ¢81-3171 ART MQRAN , RLACKWELL e*ce;:c-nl conation. 669-9726 CUTtASS SUPREME 1990 . aulo- lo-ir mHo*. anarp, »4200. »9.350.. 474-7721 ' FORO 59,000 m;es.»5e00/t«jt. 645-1633 TOPAZ. 19J5 - Gci<3, ail opt>Of.s. 4. matie, tV. tfvoo. * dow, 19.000 538-6608or 255-4179 ' USED CARS 453*683 • ' FOX HILLS liifoof & bod/ trirv Immiojtale CUTLASS CIERA 1987. 60.000 mlK-s. and rr>CK». $8995. eWNEVtLLE 19*9 SSE. red. COROLLA. 1954 IE - LoaJod. lo* • • ., C-V/^cr-P.jTr.^'ih <,Sr4.i*>Q. »3.900. 477-3382rr.fo . loaded, clean. »7200. teaUvor. 44.000 ml., kv» new Iniide , 353-0910 SUNBIRO, 1969 IE • eulomatc, air, rrJ*. m rrewoi'" " 661-4817 »2765 . num »t>eo(*. lO.OOO miHs. c^an. 875 Nissan CUTLASS CIERA 1985, 73.000 ml. 4 . " Pt>mouln. 4.5J-2500 »7200.Aftertpm. . *•'. .421-358« COROLLA 1984 LE, 5 »pe*d, clean, 3 do-jr, air. 6tarn' GW1ASS 1990 8op26ti6515 :•> super. loa'dod ipctudirvo' m&b-te doof,.V«. 4Apood. 1o»de2n. $2,600. 669-5562 pr.ooe. 49.000 r-.:oj. »fo,0OOr*lil * 642-9214 -.-.-.. 458-5250 1 *d<.i! 477-9,564 . > "4713121 P'AIIIANCHEvAoLrr -.355,1600 LASER. 1990. RS Turbd. blaoK mmt fieet of ,5 1988 Bonn«rnTl«.». Al »x« SUf;eiRD 1990 Conyert.ye euto- 01150, a.'r, .We cruiie, tkxr.injrn f IRENZA 1585 - 2 door, haicn bvX. eonditton. a'vro. fu"^ loadod.'3200 ocjutpped In exceSenl condition. mstlo. air. power *'/vyj*% & lock*, wbeets.-apedal purchaae, GM.Pro­ COROLLA 1955, air.. am/lm cas­ 684 Volkewflgon .{ N>S$AN 1966 20QSX, hatchback, CUTLASS SUPREME $L, 19e9 - Mty k>»dod, *u,voo». 60.000 m."^j, mKoa.teivicecootractJl3.000/ TeXa >-our p4ck.:»3,SO0-»5,40O. f-Jt. crv'se.ft.OOO rrtfes . • .• • g/am car*. »ave BKift 3 to cnoot*. sette, power steering/brakes, GOLf 198? GL, 5 ^od. air, em/frit Losded, silver; excf£er.i cood:lion, .-,»—- • 464-0537 »2500. 45VJ^O0ejd.4228 tape, eiceiieit cor^:tlon.' »3900 5 "red. automat*. eJr, e.-n-fm Sleroo. $12,000. . • .. 525-7628 v«y dapand»t>l«, «, itereo. Ut,' «7,000 m?*», Pt/mouth, 453-2500 / - . Plymouth, 453-2500. . *p«d. red, e.*ct-:ieri! n-^cs • JETTA 1983 GL - 4 doo<, 5 spc<-d,' PULSAR 1955. irn'lm siereo. a>. every option, 39.000 highway miles, FinuW 1987 - 2\(COf, 4 cyUndw, manoiL power •teortng & brekev i„r*oot, .eiocrcnt condition. 35 «vioma\c, aV, AW/fM, new Uaxe*. air. cruise, am/lm caaietie, »1,100. aupcr dein. Serior owned. »2995 p«rgar.on.J4100: ---.626-6160 air, am/lm tasvstte, rrint cor.da^n, black, »9.2«). .229-4104 TRANS AM, 1986. tucefleni cvdt- 45.000 rrj'.es »6500. WeoViajS mpg. 1o*ner.$2200. 397-3915 ex7iau»t»hoc*l. Ev«s: \ 247-6844 476-6475 '•„•• BOBJEANNOTTE tion. automatic. 505, blue^ loaded, 882 Toyota TERCEL 1985 - A musi soe, mint I CUTLASS .SUPREME 1968lnterna- 665-5845 . OL03 98 REQENCY-1^* 7 B/oofl- RELIANT 1983 4 Ooor. automatic, • - PONTIAC/OMC TRUCK T-top5. a'arm. 65K.t«900 427-4367 C6L1CA 1968 - OT, 5 Sp*od, btack. cc-idrtion. cor.S'jjT^r report'a' boat sjgr.ai. loaded, excoflont condition, nam. loaded, 78.000 mi**, axceient air, one owner, 39.000 m^es, »2895. '. P)ytno.jth.453-2500. . alt. cruise, tun/eo*. e»cef w.t condi- v^ue. 2 door halcKbiCk, 5 spood". JETTA 19=3 - £-0.000 m.li'S, rriS'.i/ B/0 Oldarnobilo 22.000 m!*>, »e«95rbe3t. ,478-7109 TRANS AM 19E9 - V8. t-lopa, ponv J2.W0. 681-739t COndJton. »5.900. 655-5293 FlRE&IRO 196«, 6 cyflndw. power iktndO'** & locks, lit, cruje. cas- ton. J82O0. 657*357 h^hwsy. rcvab'e tfer.sportaf^n CALAIS 1985, «JCa':en1 condlkvi. DICK SCOTT USED CARS r 6-31-6790 *erl ey<**-9e**J /W 5 Cea ef.er 5pm. •IciW. M-fr e>hiust. 64000 m/os. CUTLASS SUPREME 1984 - auto- OLOS "98, 1977 - Air. pow *Vv- OAROENCfTY ateerinsVbrtkea, tit, am fm COROLLA, 1681, oc* tires, tvto-' TEPJ^EL 1S£6 Hatchback. a>, ster- «700. 3S0 6413 rr's'.ie. a'r. very clean, low mKea. dow*. toilt. am/fm atoreo. new cassette, t«. exeoSenl ooryfition, "". BOBJEAIJNOTTE mate, air, rear mtndow defoo^y, .00cassette. 3"3.O00 Wlcs. $2,995. RABBIT. 1953. LS - E»cc:«r.t condi­ 0r>ty$4255. brake*. 118.000 ml. tKpeodaMe. 522-7820 atored winter*, »5260. £22-7115 runs ejceTenl, $2500. B*-'oro 5pm. ROBS GARAGE tion Ir-.t'xior/oxtorior, &'•'. cru'59. CAPRICE BROUGHAM 1987 - V-8, PONTIAOVG'.tC TRUCK 11300/besl. Eve*. 650-3054 SUNDANCE RS 1988, loaded, auto­ PlymOutN, 453-2500 478-0772 538-6547 »2.000/bcsl. - 476-4S35 penee scat 4 »-indo*s. nee O.'.iy matic, S yr, 50000 mSe extended FORMUU fkeWrd 1979 T lopa, tU FOX HILLS ccodtSortno. alarm, amlm eawette. /: 15.030 m"ios$a». 932-127.1 CAPRICE CLASSIC 1984 - elf. i.:i. CUTLASS 1981 -'2 doc* Supreme 6UNOANCE 1987 Aulomallc, power QRANO AM LE COUPES. 1989 au­ College Cfjft 8$|>nQC'{ cru'se, poacr locks 46,000 m.'.«s.- Brouotiam, cAilio, pcr*-«r seat/viln- REQOICY 1934 98 - 4 door, VS. aS •leering/brake*. AM/fM itareo, tomatic, air, Utt cassette, aiuminum 1 $3583 do*.S,exc*".orit condition. 333-1776 pOA-er, blue, good condition. »4500. »3600. After 4pm $35-4328 wNeeJi arid lota more. 3 to choose, Hii£LiK£ii JjckC*j'eyCr>ev./GEO 8550014 EvM. 625-9341 alerting from »7495. DELTA 68 ROYALE 1982 - porfCr SUNDANCE 1937 - automatic, pc«- C/ERA 1985 • 4'j:C.T.J',C. pc-aer brsvcj/stecrirto/aests/lock*. Low ROYAtE 1948 erowjham, cuilom- er »itork>3/brtke3. air, (xe ne-«, tow BOBJEANNOTTE steering/brakes, a'r, E«Ira c'-?3ii! m.'cs jB AVFM storeo, now cxAaust bod. V8, 2 doo/, pcr*-or, tW, am-foi mVo*, T)TT^J do« H again.ori7/ PONItAC/QUC TRUCK T*me docs rl ags'n..o=y $1.C99. *>s1em/i:rti. EjtMlc/it COfid,!ion_ cawelie; new. pint, tranurviwicn, »2.6^. ' - PlymovU*. 453-2500 TYMEAUTO 4$5-5!t6 *2.S0-> Can &rie<6. 422-9369 exTisvil. port oct condition. 474-7891 TYMEAUTO 455-55C6 ORANO A>^,19««, 4 cy5nd«r/4 door. 60.000 highway mtea, new tires/ex- U ha'jjLrbattery. »32%0. 5*3-0409 ^^»t-60MM'ANCHE PIONEER '91 WRANGLER "S , '91 PREMIER LX JS {?.& tvos.tf e*i;r« 5 ipi.t1 t»'.i-.i'<»>. 6i^ V»*.i--c 3 0 »•»<. i tj'---Jc fr-.;^-«. »J:> tjl c*p*'-r.g >tcU-.ry) bucket »»J» REAS SCAT. rj:c K-JI owi-v« it ay--3.'. |t;<-g ley *svfcm tfld automatic, power tteertng/brc^ea, IW.fU Usicri, PO.'.IR y.V<3C/.S POr.tH rxrJ\ r <-•-»* S';-ci *iy.l7 e>. rear defrost, AM/FM caisette, SALE PRICE ONLY SALE PRICE OHLY SALE PRICE OHLY " mag wf>ool». Z-baried. tin. crutae, <>o, 00 44.000 mZea, 1 Owner. »5500/best 00 *44 • ?;,k Alter 4pm. 2612578 or 427-4274 »7495*/ 'SO *'%« «9495* I *10,295'/ *47 " ?.',k M OOAX 48 MONTH LEASE V) DOWN. 48 MONTH L£ASE $9 DOiYN. 48 MOUTH LEASE GRAND AM 1987 - 8,000 milea, 4 »7500 or taxeovtr paymonta. f^, ASA lortfna. . 464-9316 Mli GRAND AM. 1948 37.000 mSca, 4 door, 2.5 filer. aV. tm/lnv atereo •91 SUMMIT 3 DOOR cassetto, top condition, »7000. 633-7034 ! J GRAND AM 1990. LE, 19.000 rh60», *^i" y h* !A'/^|S *'>'•' :' .' ': Quad 4, automatic, poww atoerlng A brakes. aV, cassette atereo, tut •91 TALON •91 PREMIER ES LTD. delog. »9400. 420-3645 BnsM V.T/*. 1 0 I-*-. 0 O H C 15 v j.1.-,. S sp«J. ov'*v co^w.1 M C4.-;-el y.V-«. 3 0 H>. * C/-CV, s.-.--r_:'«: «"ic .^*r. r. OOl-f>Ci.tt »V0'». >.VfU CiMtr*. pc««ir t^«f- iJ.~i-t.OCX ea»/£S. pcxs' i>--vi^-*5. ici"*» r.:c- GRAND AM 1991 LE COUPES - au­ tQ. Ct», tp&yy, V4 rs.ch. roc^i ret. t« eo. power loc*«. crvtae. GM Pro- SAU PRICE OHLY COv^lGfcisi SALE PRICE OliLY 0/am cart, 3 lo ohoose, 3.000 mBea. An-^-df^C<$ »9555* BOBJEANNOTTE' »10,950*/ «56°°'^ »13,495*/ »65°°"^ PONT1AC/GMC TRUCK »0 OOriTf, 4» MONTH LEASE $0 00/,-N. VM-« S'o-Jt tVGKTXT. cr>i». po^rt/ »rv3c».$. p<-*t' k>^ t. its t. ;«f. inject-on JackCautoyCtwrJGEO 655-0014 »Vj/ •>*<»•! a-^ r-ut*. r-xf> r/yt S^:<' < ^¾¾ r*.^t-Vl^.ce1 drive • tfAtE PRICE ONLY SALE PRICE ONLY V/AS BLOViOUTPRiCE • Tir^ed g'asi GRANO PRIX 1985 2 Door, auto­ r matic, a>. nice car, »2995. CO" f' • RemoS) rear \i?n V.(<» •13,495'/ *65°° SrVsa »15,395* / »75 r »26,860 «20,495* DICK SCOn USED CARS »0 DOi'."H, 43 I'ONTH U*' mirtcj HUGE SAVINGS! . $0 PO'iVH, 43 «.«nwT»i LCASf i s •Ciei.'coat pint GARDEN CITY •couutt?j:iViv.:Kiii ¢-- •uari T>t fit " ' ' s PLI.1 r: CM:-. "( IH t-j». PER MO.* • Fu'l iis'.Tjrr^'nUtlCin lr'.« < - • - aljncd lo dealer. Plui t**, tiHc, plalet, doc. (00 and dealer pf«p. "To original fcvy«' only Hc» tr«n»ferab!e. ft wel eoypped. »8995 •i. moav/7000 miles. FOX HILLS Clvyjier-Ptymouth 455-8740 981-3171 QRANO PfUX 1989 SE - all ine toya, TAYLOR JEEP/EAGLE low m3e*.0n)y» 10.995. 12100 TELEGRAPH 3 Miles Souttt of I-9* '. HYUnDR! v FOX HILLS AUTO CREDIT FOR TAYLOR, MICH miss CnrysJer-Plymouth . EVERYONE 455-8740 961-3171 /iVCLVWfVO ttOP:£ *•*-• -- GRANO PR/X 1987 COUPE - auto­ flff^S./tSn'fCAei — 946-8200 ^.\ l.;"'. On Telegraph *at tf^e Tel-12 Mall, Southfleld • 354-3300 matic, tit, power window! & locka, Br*] (Ci. cube. Landau top, (uper snarpl »5»5 = BOBJEANNOTTE PONTUC/GMC TRUCK Plymou«>. 453-2500 PHOENIX'1982- Hatcnback. &=—+ cyOnder, air, atereo cassette. runa good. »950. 669-3747 I • f PONTIAC STE 1988 - black, AB3 i. br&xes, dual power teat*, tharp. 1 owner. »7995 ARTMORAN USED CARS 353-0910 PONTIAC: M000. 1981. New Urea, new dutcn, aunroof. Good ecooT- tlon. »600. Cafl, 851-«59 PONTIAC.6000 LE. 196«. 49.000 Mies, 4 door, automatic 4 cyOnder, UPT0*I500 0R «Jr.cruiia.lS1.»370O. 978-7404 PONTIAC 6000 LE 1984. aodan, »u- lomatic, 4 cstir-der. air, erutae, tst 4J9%APRFINANCING* »2250.__ 336-3092 PONTIAC 6000 1987. V-4J, air condl- tksring. a.r^ cessotle, »4100. cr ofler 346-0668 1991 DODGE DYNASTY 1991 MARK III vV- Midnight blue, 50-SOi seatsseats,. popular eoupmcril 1991 1991 GRAND VOYAGER PONTIAC 6000-19« STE - k*d*d. low mfeaoe, dean, »5500. package, 3.3 liter VS. ' LUXURY CONVERSION ' 6*9-9364 Fuliy'loadrxl, co'or TV, NVMendo equipped, V8. SUNDANCE AMERICA S.E. FWD Must See This Rtcreat oni) BeaLrty. 1 Week On'y. PONTIAC 6000 1984 STE - look* & Seat trim-cloth, air, roar window defroster, run* Eke new. 35,000 msea, »6500/ 20 to choose from 3 DOOR LIFTBACK best. Eves. 247-6644 [Raspberry red, seats-clolh, low back front light package, doluxo sound Insulation, au­ buckets with recliners & (otding rear bench, tomatic, engIno-3.3 liter OHC MPI V-6, PONTIAC 6000, 1983 IE - 4 door, suncreen glass, powor door locks-speod automatic, all power, am/lm stereo, Ngn mC *2000/be*L Ca» 476-6444 transmission-5 speed manual, ongino-2.2 Slock ¢38003 liter SOHC EFI. tlres>P185/70'R14 BSW sensitive. Stock #2031. SBR, owner follow-up services. Stock PONTIAC 6000 1954 IE, V6, air, 4 UstPrk*- $16,757 " Chrysler door, no rust »2500. 471-5727 j* 5091. Was $18,3-10 r>ger>as$er>ger. ;2.6 . 4 cyi'ndcr cngino. cJt'o- _ ^ . '•-el belted ».ifj'."i's ^-r.. 3 DOOR HATCHBACK 3 DOOR HATCHBACK PONTIAC e«O0 195$. grey, 2 door, with, reclnefs 89000. mites, run*/looK* gcod, Flash red, highback front buckets'with Bright red, vinyl buckot scats wilrMiual re:' »2375. After 6pm. 661-6653 ^2¾¾¾ folding roar seat-cloth and vinyl, automatic diners, 4 speed manual.transmission, 1,5 PONTIAC 6000 1934 • a>. automit- •5001 transmission," 1.8 liter, 4 cylinder MPI, AM/ lilor cnglno SOHC MPI, tlros-P155/80R13 Ic, V-6, & mjch more. »3495 y 5^M*p3W***B*B*»*Rebate ^ * FM tiassctlo radio, owner foltiJrv-tip ser­ BSW SBR, owner fQllow-up.service. Stock GORDON ^BSBOC^^Sf^^ vices. Slock #5057. ^. I. ^3008. . .- • CHEVROLET ; Stock «>3200u ^jy&M Was$7277 • ' ON FORO ROAD IN QAROEN CITY •r^"—^«" Was $13,436 UslFrfcr 458-525CT .--. Chrysler * Chry.-! •• DkkJ-:o?lC'KC-.rt r LHt F,"-:e SAFARI WAOON tP!8 - automatic, Employ*"- ••"O. ' $.1*349 Employr».» ^ . Iu9 pe-*er. *'r. 9 t!es»«ngc. -vow '6219 - 5974 12.309 M 1,994 t.t. stereo.' 29.000, m"*». 2 1991 ACCLAIM 1991 cr>ocse Frc-m 15193. BOBJEANNOTTE V- USED CAR SPECIALS CHRYSLER IMPERIAL PONriAC'OMC TRUCK 4 DOOR SEDAN ,. P1)-mout\4$3.-JJuO Platinum sllvor, clearcoal, cloth buckol Midnight bluo, clcarcoat, trim & ppv.tr recllno/s,, SUNERO TUR80 GT CONVERTI­ 1990 USER 1990LEJ3ARON . 1987 DODGE 1990 DODGE seats with reclinors, super discount pack-' rear Bench with armrest, dectrorvc instrument BLE 198« Stereo. ta*s«r>9. */<<>• CONVERTIBLES ARIES DYNASTY LE ago B: Air-manual, power door locks, roar c'ustc-r with dia'ta! and r^raph'c displays, rear r^vii. pow«r ileeriig aM !ocv»,-ii'i, \5t;s-d 1 c.vr l:-.'» :•:••: ••:» A-.HvAtO.'-'Vs' window defroster, floor niats-froni & roar, ARTMORAN $i s $ tinted glass, A radio speakers, electronic premium sound system, prewired lor cc'iu'ar 4288 13,395 speed control." tilt steering, column, dual phon*. 50,'50 leather bench with yin>1_1rim, rear USFOCARS M2,895 bench tiith armrest h. cupho'dcrs, 'security a'ar'm, power remote heatpd mirrors,' power win­ ___ 3^3109J0__ 1989 PODGE ''"" ,1989-CHRVSLEH T990 DODGE dows, automatic. Stock#4101. kbyioss rcmoto entry, automatic. Stock #9500. 1990 HONPA SUNR'aP? 1983. Hltcf.bVk. Lew DAYTONA NEW VORKffR DYNASTv Was $14,223 Was $29,995 rr.^W, rvr.l c*?^. *o^* "-" »120-3/ ACCORD b*M CaVa'ter ,V* 378-3522 11 • --.11; > $ $ sTisrJ^orioTres^ooTnr^i^TV $ m«!< t'r, terror brakes, |,"t yiSeet. 10,895 | '7988 11,395 '11,695 Now 11,089 Now 21,595* MVfrV $ J J03. «-,-«-» 4 J 5 033« SUS'0-r>D I9SS. red. 8 »f*fd r»-w- ni»i<>ii>S*iiiiiiiiw. c-:'iver loeVv tff, re*r ts-'ea ^L-MJO^-I, e»:-»>nt t-xt- "\n\co plus tax, titlo, license, destination & dock fee. d'f-on.C»H 615 9727 suse;no 19S7 GE • •".•tomit*. »v, ** 4.9% 'Inanclng for qualified buyers up to 24 months. •tereo. pc-wer «!«rin-j A Naves, 111 W.ANN AR «Mm-ye. Srrer ^^»^.13750 DifkStcU PLYMOUTH. MICHIGAN BLACKWELL Free Tenkol Gas with DIITIGF rorto Every New Car Purchase- - WWWHI'' No Reason*!?!*) 455-8740 SUNO BO 1984M-J68 • GT.M a-/o5. *Jr, cru*!*. new tVM. W.000/ 684 ANN ARBOR RL). ox Diitis b*it Afler 4 ,W"n 695-8417 p^Tm^E^^iiTi 451-2110 962-332¾ (1½ Ml. of !?/ty CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DETROIT SUN3IR0 19io"lT black, cvs'om *bt&K fr, poiwr *t»rinp/bf|iVe», L^^^^^J OUT OF TOWN CALLS ACCEPTED PLYMOUTH UN, amfm stereo i»p«. 6,000 m-ie*, r MRvst FR GOI0 KEV BUY OR LEASE ON ALL MODELS 961-3171 »9,400. Must K*. 533 M!8 m wmmmmm^^m^wmmmmmm^m mVWMW.W. J 12F* o«li Monday, April 8, 1991 < EVERY 1980 TOTJ. c& i^Sa ra iSa i.*^ J Lr5rJ IZ j.-i MUST GO!!! NISSAN 1990 CHEVY PICKUP y& TON SILVERADO \ Automatic overdrivo, V8, stereo cassette, slop bumper, 2 tono black/silver, air, I tilt vyhee), cruise,'auxiliary lights,' spoils nVrrors, v.hito..Slock #76191. ' V/03 $15,695 ."•'.. $ "SALE!!" ': wow 12.389 1990GETTPRKM IEW 1991 JEW 1991 IEW.199.1 P.I75..70-13 Ires, 1.6 MFIL4 eng'ne. 5 spcod tfar,$rr,'^;w, s'.ww r HARDDODY 4x2 HARDUODY 4x41 PATItFINDER XE ca «<•"*, ftorter $!cvr^. tit»c-t covers; sport motors. S'.o£k 14766. •Q^kl'is^^Was $11,079-, :Vst 6j <

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